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The evening world., 1894-10-01
HEAD CUT AND UNCONSCIOUS.
A Man Found in That Condition in
Hallway.

Joseph Harrison, a bartender, twenty
years old, of IA Ashland place. Brook
lyn. was found unconscious in hall
way at Utica avenue at 2.3o o'clock
this morning. There was an ugly cash
in his forehead and another in his head,
from which blood was flowing freely.
The police are now trying to discover
how he received his injuries. Some OF
heard a crash just before Harrison
was found, and they think he entered
the house while drunk and fell down.
stairs
The evening world., 1894-10-01
BROOKLYN'S GRAND JURY.
The October Panel Sworn In To-
Day.

The Kings County Grand Jury for oc-
tober was sworn in by Judge Moore in
the Court of Sessions, Brooklyn, this
morning. The new Grand Jury is as fol-
lows:
Thomas J, Harper, 4ss Putnam avenue: Louis
Acor, 643 Jefferson avenue: Edward Walsh, 2ss
Ellery street; Edward Seaman. 400 Herkimer
street. James Nevin. al Lafayette avenue
Edward Henderson 1872 Lexington avenue; James
J. Keenan,, / Sycamore street; Richard Keogh,
Fort Hamilton avenue Robert Miller. jr., 6ls
Tenth street; Charles E Nichols Lererts place
Jacob d. II. Bergen, 22l Degraw street. George
E. Brady. 47 willoughby avenue; Humphrey
Plant, los Pearl street; William II. Andrews, lila
kosciusko street: William Israel. l6s South Sec
ond street; gorge II. Robbins, ITS Gates avenue
| Charles Mehl, Fort Hamilton: Thomas B. Mills,
221 Carlton uayene: John f. Scanlon. so Tomp-
kins avenue: James F, Gillsn 2ss Clifton place
| John Anderson. AS Hicks street James Abernet-
try. ISL Vanderbilt avenue; Thomas Shannon.
| 1871 Third avenue.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Worlds Fair Prizes.

The Russian Sable, Hudson Bay Otter,
Mink and Scdlskin garments manufactured
BY C. C. Shdyne ucre awarded grst prise
al ths World Fair.
Furs with he label sc c. Shayns,
Manufacturer, Ne,C York., - is a gl1aran
tee Of reliability.
Mr.. Shayne' establishment ia easy Of
access from all parts Of The city, being
located on 4sd ST., betrern Broadway and
6th Are. HIS nsr catalogues uiH be issued
in Je,o days and sent 10 any address.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
ANDREWS'S MEN MAY STRIKE.
500 Will Quit Work II Not Given
Back Pay by Friday.

Unless the $4,000 back pay is forthcom-
Ing before Friday next 800 drivers and
hostlers in the Street Cleaning Depart
ment will go on strike.
Attorney Tomlinson, OF the Street
Cleaning Department, says that as soon
as two or three more claims were ready
he would enter suit for the whole amount
IN the supreme Court. He expected "a
take this action this afternoon.
The Drivers and Holsters Prot ective
and BENEVOLENT Union, composing en-
ployees OF the Department, has notified
Commissioner Andrews OF the mems in
tention
The evening world., 1894-10-01
DIVORCE CASE FOR A JURY.
The Mcfarland Suit to BE Tried
This Term.

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l.. Oct. l.
! A special term Of the Supreme Court
I was opened in this city to-day, Justice
: Cullum presiding. The principal case
this term is the divorce case brought by
D Frederick H. Mcfarland, Of Bellport,
against his wife, Clara E.
Lawyer T. B. Seaman, on behalf OF Mr..
Mcfarland, made motion before Justice
Cullum for a jury trial, which was
granted.
Mcfarland, in his complaint. accuses
his wife of intimacy with Mr.. Landau.
tea merchant of Freeport. and also
with two star boarders."
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Fur.lined Garments.

The new style silk and cloth covered cir
culars. capes and wraps, 80 to "A inches
long. are popular with ladies who desire
a comfortable and stylish garment at a
reasonable price-$S5. $40, $50 and s65.
according to the length These hand
some new style garments are lined with
genuine Siberian Squirrel and trimmed
with Alaska Sable and other handsome.
fluffy fuIs.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
DISCREDlT THE STORY.
Police Don't Believe in n Jack the
Hair-Cutter.

The police Of the Stage street station,
Williamsburg, do not place any reliance
in the story told by sixteen-year-oid
Emma Muller. Of Stuyvesant avenue,
who claims that an attempt had been
made to cut of her hair.
Emma says she was in front Of Batter
mans dry-goods store at Flushing ave:
nue. and Broadway, Saturday night, and
that a well-dressed man, about thirty
years old, with back Fedora hat, black
hair and mustache. cut her braid Of hair
with a pair Of scissors. He did not get
any Of the hair, she says, as he only cut
half way through.
Last Christmas Emma achieved much
notoriety by telling a similar story.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
HEAVY GALE OUTSIDE.
The Cyclone Said to Be in the
Path Of Ocean Liners.
Mr.. Dunn Declares that New York
Is New Out Of Danger.
I'VE Men Lost at Sea from the
knickerbocker in the Hurricane.

The cyclone has gone out to sen, and
damage to this city is no longer TO be
feared. 1t is directly In the path OF the
big transatlantic steamers, however
and as 1t Increased In volume and speed
on taxing an eastward turn 1t may yet
do considerable damage.
Sergt. Dunn said this morning that
the cyclone had gone beyond the limit
Of observation, and 1t was impossible to
locate Its centre. He knew, however.
that 1t was moving more rapidly across
the ocean than 1t had at any time since
1t started from the West Indies.
At Sandy Hook the wind had de-
creased this morning from 4s miles an
hour last night to l6 miles an hour, and
at Block Island from 90 to IS miles Lo-
cally, the wind yesterday was moving
at the rate Of from "a to 20 miles an
hour, and to-day Is but miles an hour
Inc weather is generally clear all over
me atlantic States and west as far az
the mississippi River. A few scattered
showers are reported In the Southwes,
| and in South Dakota.
1t was from eight to twenty four de
grees. colder over the lake regions this
morning, and from eight to eighteen de.
grees warmer in the Western States.
In this city at o'clock to-day the tenn.
perature was 81 degrees, one degree
cooler than at the same hour yesterday
| At Albany 1t was IS degrees: Erie, "a
Buffalo, "a; st. Paul. SO. Key West wa,
the warmest place In the United States
with temperature of 81 degrees, and st
Vincent, Mimi, the coolest, with "a de
grees.
The forecast Is for fair and slightly
| cooler weather.
About three hundred vessels of al
kinds made up the fleet that passed ou
through the Narrows this morning. Mos
OF them had been detained by the threat
ened cyclone of last week. A fair wind
fresh from the northwest, enabled tn,
vessels to go out under their own can
vas. Below the Narrows the vessels
spread out and squared away before
The majority of them are bound south
The evening world., 1894-10-01
An Opportunity for Purchasers.

During this and the coming week he
will offer decided bargains in sealskin
sacques-latest STYLES at s2s5. longer for
S275. and the handsomest and best manu-
featured for $3.50. He does not manufac.
ture or sell the low grades, as he states
that they do not wear we'll or give salts
faction
The evening world., 1894-10-01

LONG ISLAND CITY, L. l., Oct Tx
fherir II. J. Goldner to-day announced himself
as candidate for Congress for nomination on
the Democratic ticket, TO represent the First Con-
gressionAl District. which is now represented by
James W. Covert Mr.. Goldner is the City Clerk
g Long Island City. The Republican candidate
Tor Consress is eK-Gov. Richard p. Mccormack,
OF jamaica.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thirty-six hours
ending at 8 p. NJ. tomorrow is as follows;
Fair: slightly cooler; westerly winds
The following record shows the changes in the
temperature during the morning hours. as In
dIcated by the thermometer At Perrys phar-
macy - ala. =. -
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Capes.

Persian Lamb and Astrakhan are fnsh-
ionably worn in both Europe and Amer
lea. The newest style Persian Lamb
Capes are offered by Mr.. Shsyne at eco,
SIS, 800 and sl25. The same style in
Astrakhan for SIS. ego. cas-, $50 and $40
The evening world., 1894-10-01
For Opera Wear.

Royal Ermine is made up into scarfs.
capes and mantles for opera and evening
wear. The handsomest wraps have an
extra collar. Some are trimmed with
Russian Sable. others with Chinchilla.
Chinchilla is used for capes and extern
tensively for trimming fashionable gar
ments
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Real Estate.
NEWJERSEY.
Guide storms Robbed.

PATERSON y. J.. Oct David Storms, the
Greenwood Lake guide. was found lying in the
gutter YESTERDAY morning insensihle. He WAS re
moved to the hospital and recovering con-
sc!0Usness said he had been attacked by two
men early In the morning, and had been struck
on the head with some blunt instrument lie sad
the men then robbed him o. Es2 storms Was
unable TO give good description q the men and
they have not yet been captured.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

ORANGE y. J, oct IA cable was re-
eeivei n this city to-day by Contractor Thomas
Neytns stating that the Irish Land Court has con-
nrmei the SAL OF K!lrn Castle IN County Meath
to him hy the Earl u Fingal Mr., NeVtns IN
tends visiting his new purchase In little while.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Other Coats.

This house makes specially Of genuine
Hudson Bay Otter, and is offering q 80
inch deep Hudson Bay Otter Coat. with
large sleeves and new style skirt, for
$500, 83 inches deep for $3.50, and SO
inches deep for S4OO.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Trolley Car struck the Wagon.


tsre:iAl to The Evening w0rld)
TRENTON n J, oct. William Williams,
o., this city and Nathan Ewrley ami John carr.
Of CIarksnurg Huriagtgu unity. Ncre driving
across the trolley ruai az Clinton and Liberty
streets this morning when motor gar crashed
into their wagon All ihrrr were thrown out and
Williams Nas - baiy t4-. iaat De may die.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Charged win Wiie-Murder.

Eiward Bull was placed on Trial before Judge
Llpplncott. in the Hudson County Court-House
to-day charged with cutting his Nifr's throat
and attempting 10 cut his own. a. their home in
KeAruey May Is last Prosecutor WlHfeld opened
The prosecution Tor the state. The defense will
probAbIy ae insanity.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Persian Lamb Coats.

The handsome, new style Persian
Lamb Coats will be offered at ss5, sl25.
sl5o and Sl75. Mr.. Shayne has a very
large stock Of these goods to select from.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
THE KNICKERB0CKER SAFE.
But She Lost Two Men and Her
| Mainmast In the Hurricane.

The Cromwell liner. Knickerbocker,
Capt. Halsey. which sailed from here
Saturday, Sept. %, has arrived at New
orleans.
A telegram was received at the New
York office of the Company to-day stat
ing that the Knickerbocker lost her sec
ond mate and one seaman overheard In
the hurricane. She also lost her main
mast and her bulwarks were smashed.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Astrakhan Coats.

The new style AstrakhAn Coat, SO inches
deep, with large sleeves and Prince Al
bert skirt, will be offered for 500. dur.
ing this sale.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Fashionable Furs.
The Durable Otter.

Hudson Bay Otter, the most service
able fur in the world, is used for coats.
capes and nantes. 1t holds ITS color bet
ter than seal, is very much handsomer
and will wear longer. good seal gar
ment will wear, on an average, eight
years, and good otter twelve years
The evening world., 1894-10-01

Annie Sweeney, seventy-three years old. a ser
want employed by Mrs. Hurwitz, at b7s Grand
street was found dead In bed this morning
Heart failure is given as the cause OF death.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Scarfs and B0as.

Neck s"arfs and boas will be extern
sively worn. Mr.. Shayne is offering very
handsome new styles for IS, e., $l0, els
and upward.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Y. VI. c. A. Glasses open Tonight.

The educational evening classes n the Twenty
third street branch Of the Young Mems Chris.
tiAn Association will open in the Association
Hall at O'Clock this evening Hundreds Of
young women appeared at the building this
morning for admission 10 this evening school. and
we're assigned 20 various classes
The evening world., 1894-10-01
BRUSHING" AT COLUMBIA.
President Low Says II Was the Onl!
Drawback of Last Season.

Columbia College opened this morning
after vacation with an increased attend
ance Of students. The address Of well
come was delivered by President Seth
Low.
He congratulated the students, and
said nothing had occurred to mar the
pleasures OF the last session save the
''rushing'' OF some OF them. All trouble,
however, had. he said, been avoided by
the action OF the Board OF Students.
The new buildings al Bloomingdale will
be eady for occupancy in 1896.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

We are making it hot for high
priced tailors. Never before Of
fered such good value as our New
Line OF Fall Suits and Overcoats.
For $15 we can sell you Suit or
Overcoat that would cost nearly
double the money elsewhere.
We have other grades as well.
Do yourself good turn by Civ
ing us a call.
Our fall book of fashions is
ready. Write for it.
Clothing bought OF us kept pressed
and repaired free OF charge,
VIM. V0GEL' & SON
Broadway Corner Houston St.
The evening world., 1894-10-01
Med with Dynamite.

oRASGk -, J.. Oct Frank Denmsn, Of
Milburn, " y boring out the cap Of a dynamite
cartridge lSi ght, had the fingers on one Of
his banda bio ~ on BY The explosion Of the cap.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

The o O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can he found In
any other evening newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

FLINT's Pine Furniture. But little money 1.
required 10 purchase we'll made and durable Fur.
uiture at FLISrs, - West 23d St -
The evening world., 1894-10-01
SeaIskin.

sealskin is in popular demand In both
Europe and America. There are. how
ever, only q few of the genuine Alaskas
offered in the market They are getting
scarcer every year. and in the near future
n sealskin garment will be rarity.
The evening world., 1894-10-01

HALT PRICE is the result OF Free Wool on
CARPETS CowPERTHwAIT's new store Is the
only place without an old stock
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
FINE TOBACCO.

Notwithstanding one OF the worst
drouths ever known in this section,
there is some very tine tobacco in
this vicinity. Col. Northup's crop
ofiifly acres has developed wonder
fully since the dry ,pellwas brok.
en-, and is in most encouraging
lie now has a Mason
county tohaccogrower in charge of
the crop, and he SAYS it fully equals
the average cIop of Central Ken
tueky in the most favorable years.
Some leaves measure rs much rs
2Gvl3 inches each, on plants set
June 10th. The quality is fine, but
the weight Is not quite what il
should he. The Mason county man
says there is a great future for our
section in tobacco. Col. Northup
expects 10 put in crop of two hun
drrd acrcsneNt year.
There are other crops in this vi
entity which compare fayorably
with the above.
The Owen county growers nave
heard of our county's adaptability
to tobacco raising and have beer
mquiring about it. \ number q
immigrants may be looked for mex
year, II would be Il great advant
age to the county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
BASE BALL,
Three Straights from lronton
at This Place.

The Ironton base ball club came
up Tuesday morning and stayed
till Wednesday afternoon, One
game was played Tuesday after
noon, one ednesday morning aud
another in the afternoon.
The first game was too one-sided
10 be interesting. The score result
ed ? TO I in favor Of Louisa. The
batteries We're Billups and Harris,
and Filgr0ve and Frecka. Only
two hits were secured OIL Of Billups,
ahd none Of Ironton's runs were
earned, being the result Of errors.
Eleven errors are charged to Louisa
and seven to ltonton. Billups
pitched a fine game
The game Wednesday morning
was rank in many respects. Don't
mention II please, but The score was
q TO IL in Louisa's iavOr) The
players were run almost 10 death
making scores and chasing balls.
Filgrove pitched for lrontOn and
Wclch and Will Billups for Louisa.
Two wild throws by Louisa let in
six runs for Ironion in the first two
innings. For few innings the
game was ON the see. saw order, but
finally Louisa got a good lead and
kept ON increasing it until the spec
tators grew dizzy watching the run
ners whirlAround the bases. Home
runs and three-baggers were too nu-
merous TO be appreciated. Most of
the Louisa players did very heavy
hitting,
The description of the second
game would almost fit the third.
The batteries were Mittlehauser
and Frccka for lronton, and John
Baker, Il. lIillups and Harris for
Louisa, The game was in Louisa's
hands all the time, although Iron
ton was ahead at the end Of the
sixth inning. Bob Billups then
went in the box and shut them out
for the remaining three innings,
while Louisa made II runs in the
IN and Sth, making the score
- 10 10.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
Why Did He Change Them.

The Picket says the officers nam
ed for the November election are
all good, upright and honorable
citizens" Nobody has ever denied
that, but the men who were agreed
upon by two officers Of the court
before the Republican candidate for
County Judge meddled with the
list were also good, upright and hon
orable citizens. Perhaps he will
deny that. The fact that he object
ed to and had a mum her Of them re-
moved proves that he either doubt
cd that they were good, upright and
honorable citizens, or that he
thought he was gaining a point
every time he made a change. We
have the names of the gentlemen
removed from the list first prepar
ed. and they are citizens who are
reputed TO possess the qualities
named. 1t is also true that the
mon substituted 10y the candidate
are such good, upright and honora'
BILE citizens that there will be ne
special advantage gained by theil
appointment. The only questions
which the public is asking are
"What object did the author of tn,
changes have in View and "If tn,
object ~ what Il appears TO be
would not such tactics be carried tc
the Judges bench should a certain
improhahility take place on the 6tl
of Novcmber2n
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
Floyd County.
PREsToNsBuRG.

tRESTONsBuRG.
Bro. McKinister preached his
farewell sermon Sunday night,
Mrs, BELL Cassidy went to East
Point Saturday on a visit
Bro. IIendrick was here Monday
ON his way to Pikeville.
Miss Sallie IIazelelt, of Bolts
Fork, is the pleasant guest of her
aunt Mrs. r. 5. Booten.
Ed. Burke was hera Wednesday.
Gun Wellman came in Tuesday.
Mrs. Ed. Ford went TO Paints
willie Friday to visit friends.
Andy Hatcher, of Laynesville, is
in the burg.
Mr. and Mrs, Elliott, of Month of
Abbott, spent sunday here.
Miss Georgia lIalliiield returned
home Sunday from East Point
whore she had been visiting the
past week.
a. u. stephens. of Alphoretta
was here Monday.
j NJ. Davidson went to Paints
willie Tuesday on business.
OSIsCA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
HIGHEST HoNoRs GIVEN
To Or. Prices at the Worlds
Fair.

For leavening pe4yer, keeping
qualities, purity and general ex-
eellence the Worlds Fair jury de-
cided that Or. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder had no equal. On
each Of its claims it was awarded a
first prize or diploma. All the
baking powders entered for prizes
were subjected to a most eXhaus-
tive examinations, aud the jury was
the best equipped to make the de-
cision Of any ever got together
Their verdict was supported by the
testimony of DIR. H.W Wiley, chief
chemist of the United States Be
partor Agriculture at Washington.
DIR. Wiley Is an expert on food
products and the highest authority
ON such matters in America. This
verdict settles a long debated ques-
ton rs to which among the many
baking powdcrsis the best.-Chica-
go Tribune.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
NOTES


The lronton boys were very gen
llcmanly,
liarri4 made two home runs and
two three bagger-, and WeIch three
home runs and a three-base hit.
The first game should have been
a shut-out. only two safe hits
were made OIL Of Bnlups, and the
four runs were the result Of errors.
Harris played faultless bail after
the first inning in the first game.
Than Baker made the greatest
total Of runs for the three games,
viii Billupa and Harris came next,
with Bromley close behind.
Mr.. Wclch says the Louisa play
ers who recently took a trip were
very gentlemanly in their conduct.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
Johnson County.
PAINrsytLLF.

PAlNTsVtLLE.
Circuit Court is in session.
On TIE night of the 10th inst. Lee
Yates, George Pace, Henry Grace,
Garfield Arnett, Harvey Adams
and Silas Holbrook, all of Magoliin
county, robbed Matthew j. Caudill
of $3.50 in gold, some silver and two
ralors. They had their faces black
I'd and used a Iope and brandished
their pistols, and even fred one in
the house 10 intimidate the old man
and make him tell whore his mon.
ey was. All OF them were indicted
at the present term of court, and
Pace is now on trial. They have
all confessed, and are wanting mer-
cy. Their punishment will be set
tied by the iuries before night, as
each will to-day ask TO enter plea
of guilty. RoCKFELLER.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
WORK BEGUN
The Rad on the $4,000 Has
Opened.

Assistant Engineer Ne y. +,
Thomas reached home from Kama.
wha Monday. lie came by Gin.
cinnati and there arrangcdt to begin
work on the dam. A force Of lir.
teen men was put to work on Wed.
nesday morning at getting the ma
ehihery and appliances ready for
working "A full force, which will be
put on next week. The full twenty
Tour hours per day will he put in
three shifts OF eight hours each.
As large q number as can be han
died to advantage vii! he employ
ed on each shift The law prohib-
ITS one man from being employed
more than eight hours ia twenty
four. Thus, with three shifts, u
goodly number viii get employ.
ment.
The first Thing to be done viii be
to build Golfer dam around the
site Of the weir and abutment aud
change the hycrchnnnel to thepn s
side Of the dam. Tho Golfer viii be
about $50 feet long and so feet wide
ana will close the river from the
Kentucky shore to the piece put ia
last season. After the Golfer is ia
the water will be pumped out and
the material inside will be removed
with dcrricks and bikes, after which
the masonry viii be begun on the
rock bed Of the river, which at that
point is from twenty To twenty-five
feet below low water. The compile
ton Of the weir and abutment ma
sonry this season up to low water
mark Is all that is expected TO he
done, and II will require allow river
and backward winter to even ac-
complish this much. It's expected
that the work will be organized
about as last season, with ]. y.
flcnnIkcn rs Oyerseor, 7, NJ Boss
as Master Mason aud George
Straehan IN sharge Of stone aud con.
ete work. IL IS not yet known
whether craftsman Will be en-
ployed in the position formerly I'LL
ed by j. NJ. q, Watt.
The snag boats will be- in charge
of Fred Mcllenry aud } Z. Butter,
pnI Will 80 out about Septem her
10Th, with lourteenmen to the boat
The amount appropriated is 800
Tor each stream, about onr-haif OF
which will be expended this sea.
son aud the balance willbe held Zoe
next seasons work.
The wages Of labor have been iiy.
ed AT 70 cents per hour OF II 20 POI
iHy OF eight hour.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31

Chief Dispatcher Stewart offered
Sam Freese a good position out on
the Lexington division of the c. q
Q. railroad Wednesday and he has
accepted, and left yesterday to
enter upon his duties tisthe po-
sition Of station and express agent
at The X. L. junction, an important
point five miles from Winchester.
Coming as il did, unsolicited, and
at time when applicants are more
plentiful than Jobs, il is a high
compliment TO Sam, as his selection
was due to the efficient service rem.
dered while in the railroads employ
in the past.