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The evening world., 1894-01-06
TRIED TO STEAL A DIAMOND.
Two Men Arrested on This Charge
In an ell" Station.

George Lennon. twenty-five years old.
of 55 Oak street. New York, and Thomas
]. Manning, aged twenty-six. OF 22l Lex
ington venue. were sent to Raymond
Street Jail, in Brooklyn, this morning,
to await examination on Jan. 8 on II
charge OF attempting to steal "A diamond
pin worth $40 from William IL. Hastlck,
of 176 Clermont avenue, in the bridge
station of the Union IL" road.
Central Office. saw the prisoners elbow
ing their way through the crowd last
evening, and thought they recognized
Thorn as old offenders.
They watched them until they saw
the men brush against Mr. Hastick and
try TO steal his pin. Then the detectives
placed the men under arrest.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
"VENI, VIDL, VlCI.'
A New Application Of the
Popular Phrase.
II Concerns Us All More Deeply Nov
Than Ever Before,
A Far Grsster and Nobler Use Of the
Term Than the Original One.

How frequently we make use OF popular que
~ta,ions, aud we do 20 because they describe 30
accurately our feelings. The heading OF this
article, meaning. l came. saw and conquered.
was FIRST employed bv julius Caesar to describe
one OF his victories. Recent events have called
forth the use OF 1t In a grander and more sub
lime meaning than ever before.
Mrs. /. l.. Ditmar. who resides at SOC Parker
street, Boston Highlands, Mass, says:
~ had been suffering for four or ive years
with dyspepsia, indigestion and constipation.
experiencing constant ana severe pain in the
stomach. For years I ate scarcely anything.
and could take no food without suffering the
greatest misery. I had also been afflicted for
ave or six years with chills and fever.
81 was induced to try DIR. Greene's Neryura
blood and nerve remedy. and now. after taking
four bottles OF this wonderful medicine. / am
entirely cured OF all these complaints. My apps-
tite has returned. I can eat without distress and
the chills and fever have entirely left me. Icon.
slider it = wonderful cure and I cannotHspeaA
highly enough III favor OF this incidence"
The evening world., 1894-01-06
HYMAN WAS FAlTHLESS:
Mis-. Heller Has Him Arrested for
breach Of Promise.

Hyman Fabricant was arrested to-day
by the Sheriff and lodged In Ludlow
Street Jail on an order signed by Justice
Conlan, OF the City Court. In an action
brought against him for breach Of prom
Use by Ami Heller.
Annie made Hyman's acquaintance last
January. He was very attentive to her
and after a few months, she says. ne
secured her promise to marry him.
Shortly afterwards. according to An
nie's statement, he became less attentive
and when Annie asked him h he
snid: .'Because l am engaged to Lena
Rosenfeld. | must marry her because
| love her more than l do you. l posi-
lively refuse to marry you uhde any
circumstances
Annie had made all her preparations for
the marriage, and the suddenness of ly-
mans refusal to keep his promise made
her III.
Annie pleaded with her recreant lover,
but without avail. She says he also told
her II she worried him any more he
would leave town and never return.
Before he could carry out his threat
| Annie consulted a lawyer, began het
| suit and had him arrested.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
TROLLEY INJURIES FOUR MEN.
The Car Ran Into n Repair Wagon
on which They Were mt York.

A trolley car ran into a repair-wagon
Of the Consolidated Traction Company's
line, at the corner Of Washington and
York streets. Jersey city. at $50 o'clock
this morning. The wagon Is fitted UP
with an elevated platform, which rises
to a height OF eighteen feet.
At the time OF the accident. James
DAILY, thirty years old, OF 25l Fourth
street; Richard Grace. James Brady and
bernard Battles. all OF 713 Montgomery
street. were fixing the wires on the plat
form.
The force Of the collision threw them
to the ground. DAILY had his left leg
broken and was taken home. Grace was
injured internally, and his left lie
and arm were badly hurt. He was taken
TO st. Francis's Hospital. Brady hurt NJ.
left leg. Battles was injured internally
and had to be taken to the hospital.
The motorman. Michael Drau. was ar
rested on the charge OF assault.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Wire News In Brief.

Tie Gu,sch Brewing COmpany, Of shsboygsn.
Mich m.ds a Nolnn'srr 2ssisnnent late last
Iistt The assets are placed at fr1m 800 OO IL
3?GO, 100, and the liabilities a6ou; SIT 900.
Bald~in d Co. big grain dealers at oxford.
Ind failed Yesterday, and Thomas baldwin, &. f.
Phase. Atkinson and ". l.. white, u the nrm
from $500, VuO to t+OV, 0OO. Liabilities. $3.50. 0VO.
Al Georgetown. O.. Yesterday Edward H. Jones
was convicted VI murder in the hrst degree for
killing hts son,
William e, Caryin, collection and exchange
clerk u the Carbonate National Bank. was Nr.
Of embrlzling 8. 500. GAr,ia is a church nem
Der and 4 leader % society.
Mrs Joseph WANT. % NiamIShurE. q, jumped
igf1nt. both drowning The woman Was de-
ranged by grip.
Secretary Samuelsou. OF II, Kansas Federation
Of Tabor, has lust sent Cos Lt""ulnG f"soI e.
tions passed At The L-aNenworh meeting G"t not
previously made public, demanding the removal
~ state labor Commissiuu.r Tod
Tho Pltaburs Pls's Glass Company, at Crcigh-
ton, Pa, has resumed operations ana ut wages
The wage scale made BY the coHnsl'sv'lle coke
workers believe their Interests are threatened
AMI are preparing for a struSEie.
Al OsA. Fla. last night sS'Shorin PoisdAmer
~S shot by unkHo~n parties concealed behind
railroad cars
Terry Boyce. an emp'oye. Of the Jacksonville.
81. Augustine and indian River Railway, Was
killed yesterday while coupling cars,
Dan Gilchr!st, a negro, was hanged at Rocking,
ham, ~. G.. yesterday for the brutal murder OF
hl. ta,bsr-In-lS~. Frank Mckay, on February y
Es-stat. Trcsursr Peter s.nborn. died at Con
cord. y H., last n!ght
II. funds Of ID. Salem. Mass. Mutual Beneh'
Association are s:.Ioo short; owing 70 me ssere,
dropped. lie 10 expected 70 make good the do
belehey.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
RYDER.BAlSLEY BRIEFS FILED.
Papers in the FIatlands Supervisor
ship Matter Submitted.

Briefs were filed to-day in the Supreme
Court, Brooklyn. in the contest etwee
John l.. Ryder and Richard L. Baisley,
for the seat In the Board OF Supervisors
for the Town OF Flatlands. @
The burden OF Judge Troy's argument
is that a Supervisors term In the
county towns Is two years. and that
Baisley's term does not expire until next
year.
Counsellor Geo. F. Elliott, for Mr.. Ry-
der, says that his client was elected at
the recent election In November, ana mas
been given the certificate Of his office.
He cites the law and a Court OF APP
peals decision, which state that the term
OF IA Supervisor Is one year.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
WHERE IS ROBERTSON.
whether in London or New York
His suit Is Continued.

The whereabouts of Thomas w. Rob
ertson, formerly President of the Ongley
Electric Company, which corporation he
is suing for So, 1888 on a promissors
note. is a very much disputed question
between the attorneys for plaintiff and
defendant. Robertson's counsel. Lawyer
Henry w. Harden. declares his client Is
in London. and On that ground has asked
for several continuances of the case.
Attorney Everett V. Abbott Tor the
Electric Company, declares that Robert
SON Is I'm and about New York. and has
objected To further co"ntinuances, Eacn
side offers plenty of testimony that 'koni
ertson is In the place 1t claims, and
there il a great mistake-if nothing
woTse-somewhere.
Justice Truax, in the Superior Court.
yesterday refused TO racate an order ek-
tending Robertson's line
The evening world., 1894-01-06
WAS He SAVED BY "PUlL?"
Meagher Escapes Conviction for
Alleged Misconduct.
Other Brooklyn Policemen White
washed Of Similar Charges.

Policeman James G. Meagher, of the
Ralph avenue station, Brooklyn. Will
not be punished for his alleged miscon-
ducton Election Day in e~jecting william
A. Blake, a Republican watcher, from
the polling place in the Eighth District
of the Twenty-eighth Ward.
Police Commissioner Hayden to-day de-
cided that Meagher was not guilty and
dismissed the charges. The result OF the
trial was not unexpected, as 1t has been
freely asserted that Meagher had IN
fiuence." On the trial yesterday George
Campbell. a son of Supt. Campbell, was
a witness for the accused officer.
Other policemen, who were charged
with alleged misconduct at the polls on
Election Day, were whitewashed today
by Commissioner Hayden. He dismissed
the charges against Patrolman William
Fitzgerald, of the Eleventh Precinct, who
was charged with aving assaulted two
the Twenty-second ', ard. and of per
hitting electioneering in the polling
place: Patrolman Frank Farrell. of the
Nineteenth, charged with entering the
Tenth Ward. and attempting to coerce
voters into voting contain pastors which
he offered them. was reprimanded.
Reprimands were also administered tC
Patrolmen james j. Flood, of the Elev.
enth. charged with allowing party-work'
ers to enter the booths in the Eighteenth
District of the Sixth Ward. and allowing
e~lectioneering to go on in the polling
place, and James j.. McManus. of thu
Twenty-second. who. IL is alleged. as
saulted citizens. permitted e"lectioneerint
In a polling place. and allowed watcher.
to follow voters into the secret booth:
to prepare their ballots, without being
requested to do so.
Sergt. Francis McGrath, of the Third
Precinct, was declared not guilty o
being drunk in the st~ation-house. ant
the charges against him were dismissed
The evening world., 1894-01-06
MAY TRY TO UNSEAT ADRIAN.
II Is Said that He Cannot he Both
Senator and Prosecutor,

NEW BRUNSWICK. n. j.. Jan. g.
1t Is asserted here that an attempt will
be made to unseat Senator Robert
Adrain at the organization OF the New
Jersey Senate on Tuesday, on the ground
that he has no constitutional right TO
be Public Prosecutor of Middlesex Coun.
~ as well as Senator.
The defense Senator Adrain will make
Governor. but acts as a special prose
cutor under appointment of Chief Jus
tice Beasley at the opening Of zach term
OF court.
If this move falls. II Is alleged that the
Republicans will attempt to unseat him
on charges of accepting bribes to hold
back bills when he Vas President OF
the Senate at the last session.
Senator Adrain challenges the Republl.
cam to go ahead.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
WAS THERE A WRECK
Portions OF n Big Vessel Washed
Ashore at Atlantic city.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j., Jan, 6'-The
men at the n~c-saving station here are
On the lookout for the victims or surHi'
vors OF a wreck which IS supposed to
have occu red near here some tim
within the past t~wenty-four hours.
1t was reported yesterday that several
pieces OF v -,ckage. with portions OF rig
g!ng attached, had been seen floating q
short distance from shore. and to-day, a
large piece OF 4, which ths
boWsprit OF a big vessel. came ashore
! nd was picked up.
II coulS not be told what vessel, OF
even what kind OF q vessel. II belonged
The evening world., 1894-01-06
QUICK WORK OF A RECEIVER.
VOg~l brothers. Creditors Settled
With I'm Full Within "a Month.

Leo Schlesinger, who, on Dec. 6, was
appointed receiver for the dry-goods firm
Of Nogcl Brothers. has, by an order OF
the Supreme Court entered to-day. been
discharged as receiver. He will turn
over AL the property In his possession,
and the VoRe Brothers Will again be In
possession OF their business.
After the appointment OF the receiver
stock was taken without interruption to
the business, and since that time the
creditors have been paid in full. This
speaks well for Mr.. S~chlesinger.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Praise for Justice stccisIer.

CIvll Justice Roesch found n clear docket o.
taking his seat on the bench Of the Fourth Dis
trict Court. Justice steckler, his predecessor hAa
left the affairs OF the court In a most Aausfao-
tory manner. which which moved Justice Rossca
to speak in the highest terms OF praise OF Justies
Steckler.
II trust will make. as Eood . Judge ~
Alfred Steckler," said the new justice ne
leaves q splendid record behind him. ] offer hin
n CLERK Harburger be spoke In a similar man
usr. Mr. Harhurger viii continue - Jue@s
Rossch's clerk for sx ysars
The evening world., 1894-01-06
OLD TRINITY'S JOYOUS CHIMES
They Rang Out This Morning in
CommcmOratIon OF Twelfth Day.

Those who were disappointed at not
hearing the chimes OF Old Trinity usher
ing IN the new year had an opportunity
to listen to the music Of the bells there
this morning.
The chimes began at 1890 o'clock, and
for half an hour kept all within hearing
rung to call w%orshippers to prayer, this
being the twelfth day after Christmas,
called the Epiphany, which Is In celebra-
ton of the star that guided the three
Eastern kings to Bethlehem when the
Saviour was born.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

Hon. L. =. strickland. OF bS Taylor st.s
Cleveland, o., says:
~ have taken DR.. Gre-ne's Nervura blood,and
nerve remedy since last Spring. and 1 feel like
II new man. 1t has cured me of chllls, hos
flashes. bloating after eating. cold feet and
shortness OF breath. ihave also had q fstuiA
for over twenty years, and 1t is almost gone
now. cannot express how thankful I am thas
l used this wonderful remedy"
This wonderful medicine. DR.. Greene's Nsr-
vura blood and nerve remedy. is conquering
sickness oil over the country. to an extent never
before known. 1t Is acknowledged to be ths
greatest of medicin ,s in curing all complaints
arising from poor blood. or weakened and dis
eased nerves. II you are suffering from any OF
these diseases. such rs nervous debility. poor
blood, weak nerves, dyspepsia. liver or kidney
complaints, take, Or. Greene's Nervura blood
aud nerve remedy, the great ~conaperor OF DIS
ease. and you will be cured. The doctor can
be consulted At his office. 30 West 14th strsss
New York, free. personally or by letter. 80
The evening world., 1894-01-06
KENNEDY'S FUNERAL.
eookIyn Lodge of the Elks to At
tend the Services.

fhe funeral OF the late Harry Ken
liz, the well-known ventriloquist and
BE- writer, will take place tomorrow
, o'clock from his late residence, 2Ss
be street, Brooklyn. Brooklyn Lodge
" %, b. p. o. Elks, under the direction
Exalted Ruler william b. Lindsay VIII
In the funeral services. The Metro
Itan Quartet will sing Nearer. MY
d. I Thee" and abide with Me"
@pther William H.. Friday will reclte
III Cartoons poem Cover Him over
LII Beautiful Flowers"
The p~ahl-bearers will be Gen. Horatio
King. William b.. Lindsay, James j;
Hard, President of the Tenth Ward
ferson Club; Louis c.. Behman, of
|fde & Behman;, Charles T. Ellis;
mes F. Finn, Hubert +. Kinney and
President of madison Council. C. b,
<esolutions on Mr.. Kennedy's death
re passed by the Brooklyn Press Club.
Ich will send a delegation to the
.eral, and by the Jefferson Club OF the
nth Ward. The interment will be in
Xfhush.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.
Mrs. Collins Says Tappen and His
Wife Stole Clothing.

Justice Tighe. In the Butler Street
Court. Brooklyn, to-day, adjourned the
hearing In the case OF Robert Tappen
and his wife, Frances, until IAN. 8. The
couple, who live at COZ Dean street, were
arrested last night on a charge OF bur-
giary.
alleges that on Dec. IL, the couple en-
tered her house and stole clothing worth
$50, which was subsequently discovered
at the residence OF Mrs. William Hen
rietta, III Troy avenue.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
HARRIS LEVY ARRESTED.
Morris Frank Wants $4,000 for
Defamation OF Character.

Harris Levy was arrested by the sher-
III to-day, and in default OF bail was
lodged in ludlow Street jail.
The order for his arrest was signed by
Judge Dugro. OF the Superior Court. In
a suit brought by Morris Frank, who
seeks to recover $4,000 damages for defa-
nation of character.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Henry Pratt Mexican Dead.
NY Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 6.-Iienry Pratt Nc
Kean. one OF the oldest Of Philadelphia's retired
business men. died yesterday at Mexican Home
stead. a, Fern mn, at the age OF eighty four,
IIs survived the death OF his wife but one day.
Mr. Mexican vas q grandson OF Gov. Mexican, Of
this State. who won distinction in the Revolution
His VIII, was Miss Warren. Of New YORK Two
sons survive them.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Brooklyn Brevities.

Foner Kcns. Of brooklyn, was notified this
@lng OF the death OF RlcA Biumenau sixty
old. OF l6l Smith street. who died suddenly
ring the night thieves entered the residence
&mes Arnold. Chester street and Eastern
ny. Brooklyn. and stole jeweiry valued. At
Stevens. . cook, nfty-ons years old. 81
Gkliu. plAee, brooklyn, was removed 10 fbe
&opathic Hospital this morning. suneripE
D oYertcSs OF iauaaErI. IL was III with
q took the eo4s 10 produce sleep.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
GAYN0R, J., ON THE BENCH.
He Sits In Special Term and Makes
Things Hum.

Justice william J. Gaynor made his
first appearance on the bench in Brook
lyn this morning. He sat at Special
Term in the Supreme Court and made
things hum.
Such an energetic and wideawske mag
istrate Is a new thing for the Brooklyn
la wyers. who all say they Ike his way
OF quickly disposing of cases that come
before him.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
PIRATES OF THE PACIFIC:
Two BROTHERS Who Murdered q
ship's Crew Condemned tOt Death,

Mayne Reid and others have written
thrilling stories of pirates, but the he
roes OF these adventures all lived in tho
dim past. Two brothers have just been
condemned to death in France. however.
for a piratical cruise in the Pacific
Ocean. They seized a vessel, murdered
the captain. supercargo and crew, ana
seized $lOO, 900 in the vessels strongbox.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
TO SET MRS.. MAVERICK FREE.
Hypnotist Alex. ], McIvor Tyn-
dall's Mission to England.
Has Freed Other Innocently Accused
Murderers, He Says.

on the Cunard steamship Gallia, which
sails for Liverpool this afternoon, there
departs from htese shores one of the
most prominent. II not interesting, per-
sonages at the recent Worlds Fair in
Chicago.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Had Lottery Tickets for Sale.

Justice GoettinE. In the lee Avenue Court,
WILLIAMSBURG, to-day held Reuben schlostsin.
sixty-hys y.ars old. OF o. East One Hundred and
sixth street, this city, oa 3 eferge Of attempting
10 sell what he called Hamburg lottery tickets 10
VARIOUS WILLIAMSBURG uadsAnsA-
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Twenty Coal Cars Wrecked.

PENNINGTON. N. j.. Jan. Invent eoal
cars were wrecked on the I.ehigh Valley Rail
road at West Neshanlck yesterday. Tho road
was blocked for 4 long time.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

That Ia the case with DR.. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. They're the smallest in size, the
miIdest in action, but tho most thorough
and fa~r-reaching in results. They follow
natures methods. and they give help that
lasts. Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
Attacks, Sick and Bilious Headaches,
and all arrangements Of the liver, stom.
ach and bowels arc promptly relieved and
permanently cured
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Fire in n Union "L" Road Car.

shortly before . O'Clock this morning IRE was
discovered in a passenger car belonging TO the
unlon IL" road at Broadway and vesta avenue,
East New York. The names we're eKtinsulshet
after the car had been considerably damaged, A
defective car heater started the tiRze. The Com
many refuses 10 tell the losaL
The evening world., 1894-01-06
LOOK AT THE SIZE of the ordinary

I W6 oruiil"y
pill. Think OF
all the trouble
and disturb
ance that it
causes you.
Wouldn't you
W 0 c o m Q
som . n 6
easier tn take,
and easier in
its ways, II ut
THE same time
1T did you
! moro good 7
The evening world., 1894-01-06

THE DEA PIRATE.
Their love for liquor led them to ca
and to exposure, How this came
about and how one witness of all the
the murderers will be told in THE Sun
day World" The supercargo, who was
Killed, once lived In New York, ana
worked for a well-known firm here.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

"n VIC can't cure your Catarrh. no
standing, we'll pay you $500 in cash."
That Is what is promised by tho proprie'
tore OF DR.. saGeb CatarTh Remedy.
The evening world., 1894-01-06

CHAMnERLAiS's OFFICE GIVES $3.50.
City Chamberlain J. J. O'Donohue to-day sent
10 the Mayors Relief Fund a check for $3.50, l
per cent, OF the annual appropriation for the
ChanbeTlyin's UtrcS.
The evening world., 1894-01-06
Bark Losss spars and Sails.

The Italian bark Giusserpe, which reached
mi. mort from LerhorA to-day. carried away spars
and Loaf saiis In q gale during the voyage
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01

I ready, sufficient. appropriate food foi
nervous Tissues all over the body Its
ingredients represent the most fruitful
years OF Professor Phelps practlca
study OF the nervous system in dis
ease.
After taking Paine's celery com
pound the blood no longer creeps in 1
thin. sluggish stream, but the arteries
gradually become filled with rich
strong tide OF vigorous red blood thai
reaches and hathos every tiny nerve
and muscle fiber In the body.
Headache. neuralgia, and loss of ap,
petite and strength cannot continue
when such healthy arterial blood, iuiI
OF rudy, llfo.glvlng corpuscIes and
capable OF quickly repairing the waste
of hard'wUfked norvs and brain It's
sles, replaces the thin. pule fluid. tulI
OF bad humors and laekllg in nutIi'
tive value,
Thousands of mon and women
whose daily life is making severe
draughts on their vitality need Palne's
celery com pound.
None are too Old to be helped by II
none are too young to be ut once bene
| llted. IL permanently cures every
KIND OF nervous disease. 1t quick ~
I hrlngs new material TO the worn out
n0rve centres and removes tho one
cause OF the many forms that nErvo' {
+ uise sus tahe: Dyspepsia. s,eeples, ;.
/ ness, heart disease, rheumatism mei
/ anchOly, kidney and liver troubles,
As rellef for the facilitating effects
ot this hot season, nothing can do 80
! much.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-01
FIRE DESTROYS
STAFFORD PROPERTY

Tho Zig B6rsI oil Coibonrn brother.
First Destroyed. Finc Dwelling
Houses Also Laid In Raia.
A fire which swept over the business
section Of the town OF Seaford, sltua.
ted on the Delaware Railroad VI miles
below this city. and one OF the leading
towns OF the peninsula, this morning.
caused a loss of probably $4,000,
which amount is only partially COW
cred by insurance.
Tie flames broke out about o'clock
In tho ColOourn House. but In which
portion Is unknown. They sprsud very
rapidly, as the town Is without any
lire apparatus,aDdb before the residents
could realize how extensive the lire
was the ilames spread to adjoining
buildings. At one time 1t looked as II
the town would be entirely destroyed
and word was dispatched to this city
FOR aid.
Chief Engineer Walker ordered the
Washington and Fame Hose Compa
MES to Respond and they accordingly
loaded their apparatus on cars, but al
Clayton the train WAS stopped, as the
/, lire was npder control. The compa
! uies then returned home. Before the
! lanes wore cXttnguished they had en-
D ;irely consumed the house aud stor'
, OF Miss Willie Roeinson, which
> was partly insured; store of JOSEPH
{ Smith, partly insured; l., j. Warning
1 ton supposed thut insurance polio,
i has expired; Mrs, William Wright, stor,
i house and dwelling only partly III
( sured; WI. Ecbnison's property, part
ily insured. The goods In the store
. were also only partly insured.
The origin OF the lire could not b,
i ascertalned.