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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
DUBIIC SALE
i ---OF---
REAL ESTATE AND PERSON Al PROP.
ERIY-
On WEDNESDAY. MARCH :, 1894,
At o'clock y. IN. sharp, at
JOEBlIC ALE


No. 90 aud >? Enst rlfth street, Chester
| Pa. Real estate consists OF all thnt Ger.
| tain lot or piece vi land with the Lrirl,
| stable thereon erected. with stnhltuy fnI
/ 3h horses, situate on the nOIthCrly SID
OF flttl street, in The city Of Chester
! delaware County, fn., containing In
| front on the said Fifth street AZ ieet, an Il
\ IN depth 2l2 feet, more or less, to lands a
tic Philadelphia. W llmlngton nul Rail i.
| more Railrnod O.. aud being from fhc
| depth OF l1s Feet so feet wide bounded
! on the west 10y lands OF Geo MAhon anJ
| Robert and Richard " ethrrlIl and on ihH
| east 10y lands oil the United States Gov
eminent Post Office building
Terms At sale A. II, TYSON.
Also same time and place the follow
Ing personal property. formerly belong.
| ing TO A. II. Tyson. Will be sold. consist
| ing oil horses. colts. mules. wagons, road
carts harness, blankets. good bufiaio
| fote, head haitorst mud numerous other
art iclcs. 20 head of horses. colts and
mules. Among these are some N
woll-lred ahd as fast as can be L5H
found in the country.
Be!ton-bny stallion, II years old, with
race record of AT Z and Gun loNer a.
several sec nds. lie Is by belmont. dam
by strathmure
komola- Bay mare, tyears old. race re.
cord ..3s by Bolton. III = mare the com
ing season viii trot IN 2.iO or 2l2.
laura Brown mare. years cid. with
a 3-s ear-old record Of 33B aud roa,I-wn-
eor record Of a.&l; she is gront road
mare.
Chance Bay geldimg, years old. by
clyde, he by Jerome Eddy; can show a
40 gait He Is Tie tastes ..year-uld IN
this SECTION.
Happy Rush-Ray colt. yearllng, by
Happy Russel out OF II standard bred
mare, and heis u good prospect.
Htltunlh Hay mare, 8 years old by
lieltoh; one OF the gaIHest road mares Il
he country: aud trotled a trial mile last
season In 2,9Ss..
Minola-B Bay iilly coming . years old.
shows great promise, She is fun sister
TO Homoln. years old, record 22aa and
number of Other mes with fun purtiUI-
lars day Of sale. a credit of three months
VIII he RhIn. IL. T.. ROSS.
l.. W. Stidham & Sons. Antts, ga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

William Iegg, formerly proprietor
OF the Practical Farmer, has leased
the Delaware House and will assume
control Immediately.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Oliver Kenyon. son Of Robert Ken.
g9h, the cigar and totHaeo aelanr on
East From. street, Las been rgGaet by
rho grip. ATTENDANTS are ty his side
constantly aud sonst!mos 1t takes
i've men to keep Tim stlli He wae
taken III itst or last Friday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

The sociable given by Mrs. D. II.
Waddell's Sunday school class last
Saturday e,ening at T.30 O'Clock. In
Madeloy M. l., Church. was an ooca-
lion OF enjoyment anu good cheer.
The house WIS VOL illled with pcople
at the hour appointed for the sxer-
cises to begin. The socIablo was a
success socially and financially.
The following interesting program
was rendered after which refresh
ments Were served to all present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Mise Willie Price, of Turner's Creek
Atu has returned home after visit
TO friends IN this city and New Custle
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

=
S5tiis HvA, "ssRts Cart ros.fc
Hlh. ;. e SaarrAl=t. New Rztlc nd,
6th, M.tboTn ROWS New Cath Ia,
9TH Real Is afe n out House.
sti'sisiI'e Vi Cues II. su,ta.
Match
LIST, May =. JCnury. Hei ~. I'D,
lst. 4eo. q Meaii. Pcn.NlRr ia,
5llt Lew HaDro, u rec. ~
9Th Jas MrMuuou Ibr.srtaua ia.
. 6tl6 Elae Moor Ifon Co. Brandy. It'd
9Th. A. II lySDH. IhCsts. Er
ST. ID. y, Linn Tatuts, Me#4 Pa
an Bldair n SiKtts New Gas'la Vii.
~. FUruilurs y Carprts Sc -a3pI"s.
iNu Eis oud vs. sb-rrr H55z.,"ssili,
iit 1915 DeiHHsgo Ava t4Iusture.
I'M Y - cFisiou Bran Wv re III
itn adn sale, j. Grls len lion Ht
lifit lanes klst Sew t1aE { I'D.
ii'z H. I. HaA. - luF5e- Chester PH
ASST. = 90. sruoUs 3 hul, w.uc lid,
bfb y sit!u lester New Caste. H.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

1t is positively stated that there will
be big time over the bogus sale of
clothing which has been going on Tor
some time hero.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
PROGRAM.

Nlll1lhR. .....,'..,,s,,....,.. BS the choir
Prayer. by tine pastor. Or. Waddcll
Guilar selection by MIR. Harry Fouls an /
Miss Florence rIeud.
solo, by Miss Lille Donovan with MlsF
Minnie Waddell. or4anist.
Recital ion...,...,..l b. Miss Amy WadLell
Solo ..,-...,.,5..,........, BY Miss Pordhtm
Dialogue. by Mis- Tiiils Donovan. Mrs
Rose livingston. Miss Lizzie phtpps
Miss Mnttie Watson. Raymond Wad1ull
and Howard LcNis
Selection...,.. ..........,......By the choir
htCl htiOii.ss. ...s..r....ss, BS MT. BArtlrtt
Singing ........,.,.............R y the cho IL
Reading. Miss Heritage
Duet. by Miss Minnie Whddell and Miss
LILY Donovan.
Guitar selection by Miss Florence Friend
and Mr.. Harry Foalk.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

Diamond Council, No. 5. Jr. o. T. A,
Nj Monday evening. Smith Building.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

N OF let sixteenth annual meet.
IN Ing uf he Equitable Loan Associa-
on v III hc held Oh Thursday evening,
March LIST, lsSi, At o'ciori. ut tho otlice
The annual report VIII he presented and
an el, CtiOn ior officers aud directors he d.
Attest WILLIAM r. IIAW klNS.
'.t'lt Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

ADY AND CiIiL D--Want board with
II PRIVATE family, erms III ST be mod
or e. y. T.. this Office. laG-3tcod'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26

THE uODFt,NtNy.rJn

Security Trust and safe Deposit &c
Wilmington City halfway Stock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-26
FAvoHITg SPRING coLoRs.
Green and Purple will Ne All the Rage


Green and Purple viii Ne All the Rage
During the Season.
Green and purple In all their variations
are the colors of the season. The deep tones
are seen In outdoor toilets. while evening
gowns display the more delicate shades
They are used separately or combined some
times with rather startling effect. as when
the green bodice of reception gown is wed.
ded to clear mauve sleeves. The two colors
may also be seen in boucle and striped
goods.
Speaking of striped goods, skirts made OF
them have seam in the middle of the
trout SO arranged that the lines form van.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
mRaoRrAL OF KALAKAUA.
Az Last Something Definite is Done
by the Association.

Eight members of the Kalakaua
Monument Association gat hered in
VI. p. Robinsun's office at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, pursuant to a call Of
the president. ;. Parker. A. twenty
members constitute twO-thirds Of
the association, consequently quo
rum. there was some talk about
holding the meeting. There were
thirty charter members. but two had
resigned aud one was absent from
the country. However. several Of
the menl"rs held proxies. which all
vanr"d those present tu a ruprrsrn-
taiiun of twenty-five.
Vice President {. J. Mccarthy
called the meeting tn order aud
stated that The object uf the meet
ing was tu consider u prop ,~itiun
FROM Alien Hutchinson. sculptor, in
regard to bust of kaiakaua
Secretary W. {. King read Mr..
Hu;ciIusom's letter, in which the
sculptor proposed to mak. life size
bust of kalakaua for the sum uf
Snsn
NJ =. Robinson mad" motion T."
accept the proposition nf Mr. Hutch
insOn. In order to come tu an IN
drrstau ing he would read the fol
lowing statement 81 finances:
r.taI amount rollr, "d. SITt s'
Disbursements. viz for advsrti..
ing. primtiup receipt b""k-, etc iIH ~
RaIamrp un hand SI.5G ~
Mr.. Robinson further stated that
having had the money ia his hands
so long il was very natural that h..
had made use nf il. aud IN considera.
tiun would make good the gross
amount He will be able to hand
over the original amount. SlGO2 90
j. Ena male a motion that Mr.
Robinsons generous offer b. accept
eel with thanks.
W. {. King wanted Ia know
whrt her the offer uf Mr. llutrhius"u
~ a lifp.size bust would include a
pedestal. He was IN favor of hav.
ing the statue less .laburate aud q
pedestal included.
Nc Ena made an an.udmrmt I,
Mr.. Robinson motion. ma ing it st
as tu read. that th" proposition en-
hdicd in Mr. Hutchinson com
inuuicatiuu be- accepted aud that th,
board nf directors br authoriz"d t.
prm..d with ia. negotiation.
B'frr" ih" motion was put Ia n
vut. Mr. Robinson stated that iw,
receipt bouks had not been return, d
hut that they w"r. available a,
short notice. These would make the
total amount To- $3.50
tn" motion ~ amended waa rb.u
put and carried by twenty-five votes
tn" matter II filing III" vacanr,
IN the board ~ directors came up
W. {. King waS elected by arrlana
tiun. Th" board now consists uf :
Parker. {. J. Mccarthy. John Ena
VI. T.. Rnhin+un. T.. f. Bishop. \
Rosa. r.. &. Marlarlanr aud ". &
King.
Th" asS"isti"u Wishing 10 bring
the matter 10 n iiual understanding
advised ID" board L. confer with
Mr.. Hutchinson AT once. a. the
sculptor was awaiting Az answer
Mr.. Hutchinson wa. "nil-I IN aud
an interview "nsu"d.
DR.. :. +. scott. Bin" R.igr. Harri
>nu Co. Me-. -ays: "Fur whuuping
cough Chamberlain, Cough Rrue.
dy i "Xc"ll"n,." BY using it freely
th" di-"asr is deprived ~ all danger
Gus consequences. There il nn dan
ger IN giving rh" Remedy ~ babies
n i contains nothing injurious, p
aud ~ cent bottles for sale hy all
dealrr.. Benson. Snl y Co., Agents
f,r III" Hawaiian islands.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
NOTICE

~ E'N" Ny AHsfNrE FRuM TIIE
- i-.auds, Nj + j, l.nwrcy will arI
for ~" uld"r lulI r"Nrr oI attorney and /
vii u"t h" resp ,lhl, Tor aul bills con
thcle 10y nrN"n" rl,r IN mN name Mr.,
T. Row" wlII nII"nd tu any orders lett
al the shop.
EKlII j. WILHELM
huu"slu NHN 'r lsnI, luil ~
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
Saturday, Moy II, 1921.


slowly but they grind exceed
ing fine" and that's about the
way with an ordinary knife
when used for cutting bread
or cake. With the Clduss saw
edge arrangement You can cut
warm bread and cake with
icing on top and not leave a
crumb. We've been out of
this patent arrangement for
some time. but the "Australia"
brought us enough to carve the
destiny Of the country. One
dollar for set of three.
Leaves have their time to
fall that is some leaves. but
those on the Iau tree fall
pcrcnnially. So it is with
beans, they are in season at
all times; but it requires a
specially built pot to bake them
in. We have duplicates of
those brought over ON the
MalilJwcr and are recognized
in \c~ England as the proper
thing in which to cook them.
Beans and culture 60 hand in
hand in Boston and there's $
where we buy our bean po,s.
We have a stock uf them and
they 90 to you at )" and -
cents each. according to size
Liquid Prutl is good thing
To polish brass or nickel work.
with little muscle power.
Other things are made that
answer the purpose and one
ui them Is made by a man in
S"attlc from a deposit on a
forty acre lot. Newspaper ar
iiclcS ON the Sound state that
1t will outdo SIpolio because
It will polish siIverware. There
may be- some of the new arti
Gle on the next Canadian
Steamrr-ii there is You will
hear from us.
The run we have had on our
stock OF hose during the past
ten days is something umpire
crdentcd in our business
career. 1t pays to buy good
hose We have four GRADES
and each is sold rs it is. We
sell you the cheapest rs the
poorcs, and the most expensive
~ the best. Nuu know what
you are getting when you buy
garden hose of us. The
.AuStraIil brought us enough
Il, l,.t "a, ,,,. i,n,r,, 4 l.. 49,,
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
A M Mysterious Cruise.

III" steamer lwalaui will leave
this afl",uunn for ten days cruise,
where, n0 one knows. She has taken
IL enough coal to last her that
length ~ time. the pur-.rship will
be- va"a'i, 81 TIA" steamer is not go
ing for any cargo,
Minister King will br passenger
on her, 1t reported ht is going
around Hawaii aud Niihau to- in
,p'n't th" wharv"s. Mr.. Ena when
seen stated that ia" Iwalaui was go
Ing /" Nihau, uSt for u cruise, and
that there was n.thiug special about
it, Anot her officer nr the |. |. :. y.
Co, stated that tn" lwaiani was 90,
ing 10 Hawai-,
II, NJ, ;. Champion left this after,
noon for a cruise.
Mechanics Home, corner Hotel
and Nuuanu street. LOdging by
day, week or month, Terms: - and
~ cents per night II aud = - per
week
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
FOR RENT

VOLTAGE +" TIT ON ; 49, -,
\. kmg stree, containing 4 ~
SIN k""iu>. Rent reason - rsh,s4
ahI". Apply To- SSIs=Gs IL
t.. j. LENEY,
corner "I Fort ami Queen ~ri"r'-.
IiEI-IN
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
Golden t: Rule :: Bazaar
A New
Departure!

With III" "Australia" departing
May 20 viii 20 forward nr.
ders for full supplies Of
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
FOR SALE

HESlRAKLE HOUSE ~, ~
- Lots sirh rN"rlrM = s|.A !
,'nvirw ~ Mrkiki. For E,it E,M
particulars apply To EaxaIa
NM, l." PETERSON,
los W az tTINriphl' office.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
FURNISHED ROOMS

'I'u LET o> BEHE. ~
] muin street near Nil. Ss,,sl%,A
"r street. E6 ~ S,ts=--s.,A
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
FOR RENT

1 FIENiSHED REL -, y
n arn"r on Errc,nni" -
street, Tor either family "r 6,,,'s.sf
single gentlemen. r. rus x4-L ,...ssssa
moderaIr. Fer p'rtrnIar' apply AZ III +,
Office, 1910 n
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
TO LET

4 wTTAGE Tu LET ON 4 ~, -
" kiIhu street, one hlmg
from E0r>e ear, all modern g N.IiSG G,sS
improvements, alSu Barn, hs-AIyL,S
Stahr- ana servants konm. Applv ~
=, ~AthS,
fh~lf Fort -lu"l.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-05-25
TO LET

'THHEE NICELY FrE. ! \
i usiI"d l:nimN ~ NJ. D.. s,IxA
Garicn Lane. s'2i' bas. aSsqs
The evening world., 1894-01-09
MRS. CHARLES SECURES BAIL.
Recherche Hotel" Keepers E1-
animation To- Morrow.
Capt. Schmittbcrgcr's Other T'ris-
oners VIII Appear Monday.


Mrs. Emma Charles, ex-proprietress OF
the notorious uousc Of An N,,ions ;,
~ '''"s 'ous' VI ~" ->a''o"S'
nj llo west Ihirty-third street, but now
the hostess of the Recherche" Hotel.
~ T., %, wet rhir,y-sooo,, s,roo, u,an
- " - N'H' 'h"'s -steo'u street, WAS
held In $500 bonds to-day. In jefferson
Market Court, for examination to-E.or-
won, ,.. - --
,'" WI " ''"'se Vi Neel'"s d u'sofueriy
house.
Detective Jaroloman claims To have
- .p..., =. -,
e'"' ~ 'e i'ee''f'"e Oh the nish' oi
Dec. -, and to have registered as I'll.
l. johnson anil wif. F,rsbIpg l. -"
room.
Mrs. Chales. or Anna n Chr; which
"""" - ,"i"' WIN"
IL her f'AI name, was very indignant in
court to-day. because OF her arrest. She
has for many vesrs on loved n "puI,', NJ
s"c, momn,,;,s ,na, :, hns ~ ="
guard against her arrest.
cant Scnmttthorper NJ tho Tbir,is,h
=" -
all traditions last night, and ordered De-
.Sc'.Vys 'erolomnn ana waters 10 RAD
the - Recherche and bring Mrs. Charles
ana her Allen Gar, to the
~s'aii'h-house'
The arrests were made on evidence oh.
tanned by Jeroloman and Waters. who
have been playing the " dress-suit game"
for some nights past. Jeroloman got the
evidence upon which the warrant for
Keeping q observation-disclosures was issued.
and on Waters's Affidavit an additional
charge Of breach Of the Excise Jaw was
made.
In court this morning Mrs. Charles
and Gar sat In IA private room, and
Joseph Moss, Of Howe 4 Hummci's Of
flee. hustled around among the reporters
and told them what ashnme 1t was to
arrest IL nice old lady.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
PRICES SUDDENLY RALLIED:
Speculative Temper On the stock
Exchange Quickly CHANGED.

There was a lull IN the market at the
Stock EXChangr this morning. In the
early trading the reaction started yes
teridy made further progress, prices
yielding Ia TO / ~ per cent, but It was
more Of = marking Town process than
anything else,
The old bcarish element Was at work.
hoping 70 force ont stock held 10y light
waistel bulls.
American sugar declined IS. To 81 i-S;
Burlington 4 quincy /, to u -, Big
Four | -, 10 "a -; Rock Island /, 10
~ IA; Louis VILE < Nashville /, to n Is;
Northern Pacific preferred -, to II -;
Pullman /, to lG9 -. II Western | Mon
IS. 30 81 !.
Around 1880 A.. NJ. there was . sud
len change IN the speculative temper.
and prices advanced far more rapidly
than they had declined.
General Electric rose | SIS. to ~ is,
Chicago Gas H., to 66 l.; Louisville a
Nashville ! -, to ~ 81; Sugar ! 5-s; to
50 Ia: Rock Island /. TO Sc II; Reading
81. 10 is IL, and Western Union IL, TO
81 SIS. The volume OF business was
small throughout and the foreigners did
next 70 nQthInE.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
FOR KILLING KARRER.
William Davis, Colored, Arrested
for the Camden Murder.
Well Known 70 the New York Police
as a Burglar.
Believed that lie Caused the Old
Bakers Death.

william Davis, alias Bldclistadt, TWEEN
ty-six years Old, "A colored man, well
known by the police as a burglar, was
arrested by Detectives O'Brien and Nee
han. of Inspector Mc~l.alghlin's staff.
charged with the murder of William
karrcr, "A barber OF III HarEet street.
Camden, y. j., Dec. 4 last.
The arrest was made about G o'clock, in
a room in the hous" lSt Bleeckcr street,
where Davis was living with a young
colored woman,
lie made no resistance, and was at once
taken to Police Headquarters.
He was arraigned In court later. and
held for the Jersey authorities.
Detectives have been looking for Davis
~, 49, 49,, ,h.. 40,
lof th' phSt ''h uaSS' H"""' 'h"t ''"''
DETECTIVE Gallagher. OF the Camden Dis
trict-Attornev's office. called on Inspec-
- -.
tor Mclaughlin ana aSN"h MN 10 iooN
for Davis. He had reasons, he said, for
he,iaveInr the colored man 10 be the
purslhr'
Davis, he said, was also known under
The evening world., 1894-01-09
"Alas Poor HornblOwer."
SITUATION IN HAWAII:
Crisis Thought ~ HIVE Passed
Since Willis NHJ'. Ills Demand.

''s ''''''''' . '''nf
VICTORIA \, H. g., Jan. 0.-The Cana
dian Pacific steamer Warrimoo brings
Honolulu advices 10 Jan. /.
Most intense excitement prevailed
throughout Honolulu until the arrival
Of the revenue cutter torwin.
After that, Minister Wills made his
rmand upon President Dole to surrcn-
der the Government to the Queen. The
Provisional Government promptly re-
fused, and Minister Willis took no fur
Their step to enforce compliance with his
order.
The excitement then rapidly subsidized,
and for n week before the sailing of
the Warrimoo, there was perfect tran
guilty. 1t Is now thought that the crisis
has passed.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
Il EPT HIS W ORD.

The Rev. MIR. Adams, Of l.eOminst"r,
was an eccentric character and had no
hesitation in speaking his mind, either
TO COngTcgnt ton or to individuals, sayS
Youths Companion. II" was about To
exchange with "A ~n"lghbOring minister, a
mild and inoffensive man. who knew the
%bluntness of his disposition, and said to
him In advance:
you viii find some pancS Of glass
broken In the pulpit window, aud posi-
bly, you may suffer from cold, The
cushion, too, Is In bad condition, but /
beg Of you not to say anythinS TO my
people about II. They are poor and dis
inclined TO think Of repairs
Before Mr.. Adams loft home that sun
day morning he t.lcd q bag with rags
and TOOK it with him. When h" had
been in the pulpit a few minutes the
draught began to make Itself telt. and he
deliberately took a handful of RAGS from
his bag ard stuffed them In the window
The sermon dw"lt upun the duties Of
congregations towards their mini tiers,
and hr soon became very animated me
brought down both fists with tremendous
force upOn the pulpit cushion.
The feathcrS scattered in every dircC-
ton, but pausing Only to pNClaim, "WhS.
how these feathers fly he proceeded
with his discourse.
He had fulnlled his brother minister's
request of not addressing the COngrCga-
ton directly on the subject, but all the
same he had effected his point. Next
SUNDAY the window and cushion were
found to be In excellent repair. ,
SALVATION OIL, .the. peoples liniment Is
The evening world., 1894-01-09
BIG HAUL BY DETECTIVES.
Thirteen Alleged Thieves Arrnigncd
in lorkVillp Police Court.

Detectives Michaels. Dale. Delaney and
Conner. of the West Forty-seventh street
squad, produced thirteen alleged thieves
before Justice Noorhis In the Yorkville
Police Court to-day.
Eight were charged with burglary.
three with highway robbery, one with
being II receiver of stolen goods and the
last with the theft Of IA bag of flour.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
WILLIE NC NEAL MISSING.

A general alarm Was sent out this
morning by the brooklyn pollc" for stM-
y,ur-old While McNcal, of Il! Twenty
fourth street. Last Thursday ms moth
er, Mrs. rlllIc MCNcal, sen HIM To n
store to buy some lard. The youngster
aid not return home.
Ills mother waited until this morn
ing for him to return, and then notified
the police. The police learned that the
boy visited n g'overy In the ne.ghbor-
hood, bought the lard. and started toward
his home, hat was the last time that
he was seen.
He is tall and fair, with light hair and
blue eyes, and wore n blue cap. trimmed
with gold braid, light overcoat, black
stockings and CATERS,
The evening world., 1894-01-09
POLICE METHODS DISLIKED
Miss BarrO wclifc's Friends Think
She IN Watched Too Closely.

Thu doctors reported this morning that
Miss May Barrowcliff was resting easily,
but nothing would he said of her mental
condition. The inactivity OF the police
detectives Is taken to indicate that all
clues have been followed to the end and
found valueless.
Miss Barrowclin's friends ara vigorous
~ Directing to the methods the police
man for some statement with regard to
the assault. They felt she would be
treated fairly az long as Warden Os-
borne was In charge Of the sick room,
but now that two trained nurses, anxious
to make records as detectives also, are
watching for every word the patient let's
drop and questioning her every hour or
so, Miss Barrowcliff's friends fear that
something she says may be misconstrued.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
BRADLEY PLEADS GUILTY.
He's the Crank Who shot Foreman
Matthcs, Of the Postal Building.

James Bradley, the crank who shot
Frederick l.. Matthcs, foreman OF the
New Postal Telegraph Company's Bald
ing, on oct. 81 last, pleaded guilty TO
assault before Recorder Smyth, in Part
III, OF the Court of General Sessions
this morning.
lie was remandeG until Friday for
sentence.
The evening world., 1894-01-09
MKAME GRAVES A STAY:
The Motion To Qunsh 10 Re Heard
This Afternoon

The motion to qnash the ~forty-five IN
dlctments against John Y. Mcl<ane and
twenty-one other Gravesend offenders
was to have been heard by Justice Bart
lett in the Court Of Oyer and Terminer,
in Brooklyn. this morning, but was ad-
iourncd until this afternoon.
When Mriiane and the others were
called Ia the bar Lawyer Roderick,
their counsel, said that he was prepared
to make a motion concerning the in
dictmentS. but that his associate coun-
sci. eX-Judge Troy, could not he present
until this afternoon. For that reason
he asked that the case be adjourned.
Justice Bartlett said as there was no
objection he would hear the plea OF the
defendant at . o'clock.