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THINKS $4,000 WILL DO.
hut Annals Affections Were Torn by
Isaac's Refusal to We'd.

Isaac Tschatzus, young storekeeper
doing business on the east side. was ar
rested to-day by deputy sheriff on an
order issued by Judge Van Wyck, of the
City Court. and was lodged in Ludlow
Street Jail In default of 81 900 bail.
The prisoner IL charged by Anna
Schild, twenty years old. with breach
OF promise of marriage, She swears
that Tschatzus began his attentions to
her In November, 1893, and that Dec.
Q, Of the same year, the "terroyem'
or betrothal was celebrated.
they were to be married May "a last:
with Miss Schild, who had spent con-
siderable sum of money on her wedding
trousseau. go
The young woman thinks 5000 will
heal the laceratons In her affections,
and City Court Judge and Jury will
consider the matter.
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ROW In ST. James's Hall.
NV Associsted Presa.)

LONDON. July h.-At st. Jsmes's
hall last night. General Digby VIII
loughby was introduced by the Duke of
Abercorn. TO lecture on Matabelcland,
10 AN audience composed largely OF
prominent military men. A man named
Wcalc, wearing Z university gown,
vshcd II Gen. Willoushhy was a British
officer. Whom the Duke replied, No"
Wcale attached Ger. Wiiloughby In the
most violent terms and fought the dozen
generals. colonies ana lloutenuntc, who
t.!cd 10 carry hin, on; uf the nall. Ne
WAS eventually expelled.
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KISSED AND MADE UP.
Here's . Lawyer Who Kept = ID.
voree Case Out OF Court.

Through the efforts Of Lawyer Moses
H. Grossman. Of the firm OF Friend &
House, the divorce suit Of Harry D!a-
mant against his child-wife, Jennie. was
Withdrawn before reaching trial
Harry and Jennie met and became
mutually smitten at a seaside resort
when Harry lacked three years Of being
q voter. Oct. Is, 1893, they eloped and
were married by Rev. Francis Schneider.
They returned to their respective homes
and told their parents, who were natur.
neither family favored the marriage:
Shortly afterwards. through his father.
Harry sued for absolute divorce on the
statutory grounds. His allegations were
denied by Jennie. who alleged that the
marriage was obtained by fraud.
To-day the two families met. Lawyer
Grossman exhorted the young couple to
"kiss and mako up" which they dia
amid much tears hand shaking, nose nos.
blessings. Jennie going to Harry's home
with him.
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POST.0FFICE ROBBERS.
Two Men Arrested and Held In
~, 900 Each for Examination.

John kearney and Peter Bradley were
arrested this morning by Deputy United
States Marshal Jacobus. on warrant
sworn out By Benjamin Schapp Post
Office Inspector. charging them with
breaking into and robbing the Post-of-
Ace at Glasco, Ulster County, n. Y.
Kesrney and Bradley were arraigned
before United States Commissioner
Shields, who held them In SloD bond
each. TO appear for examination next
Wednesday.
The PoSt-Ohice was burg on the
night OF June 26, when so in cash and
Sl3S SO in stamps were taken.
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GIRL HANGED HERSELF.
Her Recrennt Lover Arrested and
Jailed in Texas.
(By Associated Preas.)

SHERMAN, Tex. July n.-Miss Addie
Harden. sixteen years old. committed
suicide by hanging herself to a tree. six
miles east Of this city. She had been
in love with q young man by the name
OF Bailey, and her last written message
TO her mother indicated that he had de.
ceived her. A warrant was sworn out
and Bailey WAS lodged In jail here yes
terday.
In one Of her letters she said: Tell
Young people to take warning from me.
Don't place your affections on green
my life was not worth living, for his
love could not win."
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PUeILIsT RIoRDAN FINED.
Could Stand Blows, but Lost His
Temper over n Remark.

Cornelius Riordan, better known as
Con" R,ordan, an Australian pugilist'
was in Woods saloon, Sixteenth street
and Seventh avenue. last night. and got
into a wrangls with Charles Coleman.
Of 1850 West Sixteenth street. VINO MT
Riordan twice without knowing who ne
was. Riordan did not return Coleman
blows, but called in a policeman. VINO
arrested his assailant. 49,.
on the way TO the station-house Cole
man made an insulting remark. which
10 incensed Riordan that he struck Cole
man a heavy blow In the face; the 20,
iioeman dropped Coleman and arrested
Rlordan, and the pugilist spent the
ME- iie was fned s. in Jefferson Market
Court to-day.
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MRS. LEE TOO ILL TO APPEAR.
| The Hearing Against Omcer Burns
Po,tponed Until Monday.

Mrs Jennie Lee. OF s4c East Thirty
sixth street. was to have made COM
plant before Inspector Williams to-day
against Policeman Michael Burns for
erresting her Monday night as a disor-
Derby person at Thirty-nfth street and
Lexington avenue.
At the hour appointed for the hearing
the woman's husband appeared and said
his wife was III in bed, prostratei by the
charge made against her. Inspector
Williams adjourned the hearing until
Monday.
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WORKMAN GOT LOCKED IN.
When He Descended on q Rope
Policeman Arrested Him.

Policeman Adams. OF the MacdouSal
street station. last evening saw man
descending on a rope from one Of the
Upper stories of the building 40 Broad
way. occupied by man named Vein
berger as a fur store.
Policeman Adams arrested a man.
VINO said he was julius Furhs, tur
worker and that he lived at lib Luu-
!oT street.
mn Jefferson Market Court to-day
Meinberger Identified Furhs as one OF
his workmen, and said he had been
locked IN by mistake last night. Furhs
was discharged.
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Bunsio ro!eS CnN on the Mayor,
m, Associated PressI

BUFFALO July ii,--FWe hundred Pole, csllsi
At the Polrnlst.r's. once Yesterday demandins
either b.e.a NJ woFs Prior TO th!s q delegation
Of thtri vent 10 the CO Hall and asked tire
Ma or that tho Poles employed on iAe Cife-t D.
hid N - th.t work could he gwen othtrs.
Nothing ,oI!d We done Tor them.
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The Receivers Report Correct.

T r Hurley, an expert accountant snp'n''eo
to Judge Lacombe in the United states '"'-'
court ,o.ds" ? report on tho pTerm'nar' r'P'"
=, "A. receiver o, the Equitable Mortgage
Icon, M errors OF any consequence were
,,"nS In IA, receivers report. The assets o. tho
romn.nr are given ,s sis az, IS, and the LA
blitleS as t6lh.5lJ
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OPPOSES CHINESE TREATY.
samuel Gomrers Writes to Vice.
President Stevenson.

Thy Associated PreslD
WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE Vice
PRESIDENT Yesterday laid the follow ing
"'esFam before the Senate:
liz, NEW YORK. LAZY 70
''' la S,cNcrson. i'teslGeat Of the United
SiAtca Senate
A. VIC fsme ~ Americas Wa:N,rl | protest
-, 90 the rnt,Gc. tun Of n. ,hlnese treaty Tho
d., OF our country have more burdens nov than
hsh Wv 'osl"sa 20 nspr 70 70, sso I"
'H-'a,at American FoNsrstcp Of Labor.
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Fell from the ThIrd-story Window.

Charles veI,maadci. fourteen wears old Of '5i
P.,L avenue. BraoAlln, cmpIoysa % A. Wefnp'
h.incr 4 Ca 100 Greene aireet' fell from >
third. so7y window At that place THIS niernilS
Lee, and arms aud was tskoI 10 81 Ninteni !
Hospital.
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Horses, Carriages, &C.
NO ExTRA CHARGE

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can be used Az peddlers wageE. with good
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FOR SALE 1 tlne bay horse, 10 hands, Z years
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For sALE-A good road horse. color, bay
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FOR SALE to quick bnyer-A brewster sldenav
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FOR SAIE-New truck. suitable for MOVING OF
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FOUR YOUNG HORSES $50 SIS: .. feed truck ;
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GENrLEMANs very fast road horse. s,ivers
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o.. bcx 1864 World.
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For entertaining EoSsip OF the
turf. the bnil Geld and the ring
read the O'Clock Edition and tho
Sporting Extra OF The Evenias
world, sHtf i.
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FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Programmes at Abingdon Square
and Tompkins Square Parks.
There will be music at Abingdon
Square by Rampone's Old Guard Band
this evening. Following is the pro-
e.Elnme:


this evening. Following is the pro-
e.smme:
Intsriuds. The Star spaaglsd Banner" Key
:. overture. Martha" ............ Flotow
2. Grand Waltz. Artists Life ........ Strauss
. Grand Fantasia on Scotch. Irish and Eng
introducing !Bius Bells Of scotland. Garry.
oven" Annie Laurie" British Grsnadisrs.''
LAST Rose Of summer Minstrel Boy"
"Iiome, Sweet Home" imitation OF bagpipeu
ana ending with three representative airs God
ssvs the Queen 'Garryowen." and 'Tulloch-
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4: Negro Jamboree. We'll Raise the Roof To-
5. March Mil,.yre Major sloane Commander H:'
in,roduens with Bomb She'll and Grape.
Shot, Love Not" and You'll Remember Me-"
.. iSsl.das,iSn pc o'a s.ni En- ::
s Listen to Nv Tale Of Woe" l. "rii Await
NY Love" :. Sweet Thought. Of Thee .
..D.nc!ns In the Barn" H. Finsls-'ra-rs-rs.
John c. Martin.
g. ldyI, THE Mil In the Forest ..Eilenbefs
g. Patrol Pride Of the South 49,. Lansing
Home. Sweet Home
There will also be music At Tomp-
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Military Concert Band this evening.
Following Is the programme.
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m uSjcaI.

a VARIETY pianist, spleudid clncer, hail so
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MISS M,CARE'S
I.ETNox

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ERBOt hER CONSERVATORY, ~ Wost l4th.
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FOUR YOUNG HORSES. SEQ SIS /. feed truck
laundry wagons: triai allowed. TO- Freeman NJ.
Greenpoint
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GENTLEMANs very fast road horse. silver,
buggy; sold at a sacrifice; giving UP driving
hoy World
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18TH ST.. $50 w.-Pieasant rooms, summer
Sprices: good board: a. so. ~; abic, So so
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THE BRIST OC,

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doctor in house ;exceiient table board modeiafe
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furnished Rooms to Let.

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FOR SALE to quick bnypr-A brewster sldshay
buggy In good condition, S15. FANCY STORE,
.2I Myrtle aTe., BrCoklyn.
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CHEAP-tiood working horse, top express wagon
can be used az peddlers waEeG, with good
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-06
Some of the Cases Disposed
of by Them.
CANNON Is SLIPPERY
The Pslies Authorities say he is Very
Dangerous Ysuag Man and Eithsr Ex-
oesdiasly clever or Favored by Remark
able Gsod Lack Other Cases.

Thomas Cannon. good looking, well
dressed young man of very fair eduCa-
ton, was taken to the Pottsville Jail yes
terday to stand trial on two charges He
was taken down below because he could
not furnish 81, 500 bail
The young man was taken before JUS
tiCe Shoemaker charged in company with
Michael Scanlan, "Tusky' Dooling and
Edward Lang, with committing a burg
larry at the hotel kept by Lizzie Nodkois,
on East Centre street.
An exhaustive hearing was had i'm the
case, resulting in Cannon, Seaman and
Lang being discharged on failure of ideu-
titication. Dooiug was held and com
mitted without bail on charge Of burg
larry.
After this case was disposed of Cannon
was taken before Justi.e Williams and
given a hearing on a charge of passing "a
Confederate s. bill on Simon Greenberg
and another from stealing roll of oil
cloth from Samuel Davis He was held
in both cases and committed in default
of $1,000 bail in the Greenberg case and
$500 bail in the Davis case. Greenberg is
also held in $1,000 for passing the Con
federate bill on Henry l.. Jones.
The authorities have iutimated that
Cannon may yet escape punishment The
evidence against him is by no mean.
strong, and this seems to be his luck
every time he is arrested. Cannon is q
young man and the police say a dangerous
one, Time and again he has been arrested
and suspected but every time he escapes
because the evidence is not sufficiently
strong against him. His appearance /,
that of a respectable, steady young mar
and in conversation he speaks very in
telligently He scorns the use of slang
and his general demeauor is such as to in
vite confidence.
His first step in the wayward path wa,
taken about five years ago, when he wa,
caught picking n lady's pocket in the
post office. For this he was committed t,
a reformatory and remained there unit
about year ago Since that time he ha
been subject Of almost constant polio,
surveillance
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Prlc.n to sult the TIm.,.

We offer this week, at special low
prices, one case Of Indigo blue prints al
Sc per yard genuine &c. apron Cling
hams, at 5c per yard extra UnbleaChed
Muslins, at and SC per yard also ten
pieces Cream Table Linen, regular 40c
quality, reduced to 25c; good quality
Canton Flannels at DC. per ward.
New styles of best French Sateeus at
l2%c, worth 25c Best grade of soft finish
blue Drilling at &C. All other goods
equally low.
Next week we will open our new lines
of Ladies' Spring Coats and Wraps
l.. j. WILKINSON,
36 SC 29 $. Main street, Sh euaudOah.
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amended that the election be the same
as with the other officers, and this amend
ment carried; and after an argument as
to what was before the body Mr. Gal
lagher's amendment to vote separately
was put and carried, when Lamb moved
that the watchmeu who had served for
the last two years be reelected by ac-
clamation, which was declared out Of or
der.
Finally vote was taken and Edward
Bowling, William Delowry, Martin
Mullahy and Michael Kerrigan were
elected on separate ballots and in the
order named The first named three
received the eight Democratic votes and
kerrigan received If. He was nominated
by the Citizens members and seven of
them voted for him three times, but on
the fourth ballot three of them supported
him with the Democrats
Kerrigan and Delowry were detailed as
watchmen for Davis Run and the
other two are TO do duty near Fowlers'
run.
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ONE Cent?
Personal.


r. 4. Glover went TO Nahanov Citv This
afternoon.
II. H. Dengler spent this morning at
Mt Carmel.
c. 5. Haesler. of Pottsvile. was i'm town
yesterday
p ~ NtsIIst of Nt,I,,,,,, ri,,, ,....
town visitor to-day.
Edward NIalsy md Nficbosl NroIl,+ ,.,.r.
town yisirors last ay.i,inls
Harry $ Bopgbev ,f Ripgto,,, s,e,t
this uIGrnir,, in, tn,s,n '' 10 'P'"'
Al lti.,.-5i.f'. -. 3D.,
Afternoon visitor to town to. .,yyH' dsy ""7 d"
n .,., ~. w
IN. y, vi. VIlch' oil UIrardviIe was a visitor
~ ~ w." "''S
~ r. ',L ana i. J' Mullahey were
Mah"n"5 'lIy visitors to-day.
Edward Schilling, of Pottsville, was
VISITOR TO town TINS afternoon.
George Bensinger, Of Ashland, made a
call upon town friends this afternoon
II. h. Becker, of Philadelphia, WAS
drumming up business In town to-u.y.
leo DONATED left for New York tbis
afternoon on the POI Lehigb Valley trains
Rev. Lichtenwalner and wife have re-.
turned from Reading where they yisite
friends.
4. j. Coakley came up from fremont
last evening to witness the Council nr,-
ceedings.
DR.. and Mrs. d. W. Straub went to
Slatington Yesterday to see the doctors
mother, who is i'll
Mrs Il w Wild ,ttorlo,t tb,, f,,,,,r,r
ofthal lafa NJ y BainLlTI f., No..
nov Cit,, t,,d,, - '7H" "' mana
~
Mrs. L. T. waters ana Mrs Thomas
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At the Theatre.

At Ferguson's theatre on Thursday
evening, March Sth, the attraction will be
THE Diamond Breaker" the latest real
istic stage production which was pre-
sented in New York City the past week
One scene alone, that of the diamond
lovers of the sensational. The word
sensation is too mild to express the
intensity of the action, for the suspense
is terrible for the moment, and is relieved
in a happy climax by the star, Miss
Etelka Wardell. The audience went wild
with delight such scenes in the auditor
ium of a theatre being rarely witnessed
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1894-03-06
Coming Events.

March and S-Dr Logan. the con
yerted Indian, at the Salvation Army
barracks
March Special Grant Band concert
in Robbins opera house Admission 10
cents
March lG-A grand ball will he held i'm
Robbins opera house on st. Patrick IS
Eve.
March 2G.-First grand ball under the
auspices of the MonHmOre Social Club in
Robbins opera house.
Mar 27.-"The Trolley svs.em," bene-
fit of Mrs Damn, at FerEu-on's theatre.
April First annual hop under the
auspices of the Riley orchestra, in Rob
bins opera house.
April l2.-First anniversary of the
Daisy Chain of All Saints Protestant
Episcopal church. "Old Song entertain
ment.
April 2O.-Ice cream festival under the
auspices of the Star Flute and Drum
Corps in Robbins opera house