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with politicians. each one carrying his
grlpsack, and wearing a big purple silk
badge upon his breast with the words,
New York State Democracy, 1884, in
gold letters inscribed upon II so that
there will be no installing the crowd
when 1t reaches the Convention town.
1t was said that eX-Sccretnry Charles
s. Fairchild j.. Ellery Anderson, Fred
eric Coudert. Col Robert Grier Monroe.
the other lenders of the organization
had gone on ahead in order TO secure
accommodations for the delegation. set
up the headquarters and prepare for the
struggle which will begin tomorrow.
In the crowd among the familiar faces
were noticed Francis NJ. Scott. former
candidate for Mayor; Peter Is. Olney,
John Fennell, ex-Register J. j. Sleyln.
Edward McCue. 7. J. Quigley,
name nam bowling, FATTY" GEot9, Of
isaac H. Klein, John A. O'Connor, l..
J.. Mingey, Jacob Carl, Thomas +. Camp
hell, John Scully, Col J, j.. Blum. John
W. Rappenhagen. William Smell. Will
lam T.. Flint, Charles Smith, John II.
Miller, Robert Lo2ier, John Murray,
Henry Campbell, Timothy Driscoll and
john Dietrich.
There was to be no commissary de-
partment on the train, as In the case of
the Tammany delegation, and each
man was expected to bring his own
The largest district delegations we're
from the Fourth and TwAnty-fourth,
which had thirty-six members each. The
Twenty-ffth and Thirty-first had thirty
each. and the others from fifteen TO
twenty.
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my nerves were so weak, and was so very
nervous, that could not sleep nights would
get up in the morning feeling so weak and tired.
with loss Of appetite and constipation Of the
bowels
81 gradually grew worse until life almost
seemed burden, and at last had nervous pros
tration. My nerves were in terrible condition.
I had hot flashes, with cold chis one minute
would be cold and the next all Precipitation,
felt too bad for anything, had no strength and nc
ambition.
MY sister advised me to try DR.. Greene's
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"Ihave lots Of friends who can also testify "a
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| medicine, Or. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
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1t not patent medicine, but the discovery
and prescription of the well. known DR.. Greene,
of 30 West l4th Street, New York City, the mos
successful specialist In cur n : nervous and chronic
diseases. He can be consulted by all without
charge, personally, or by letter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-24
AGAINST MILLIONAIRES.
Mccarthy Arrested for Distributing
BOycottfnE Circulars.

Lawyer Paul E. De Fere, OF the firm
of Grout, De Fere & Mayer. counsel
for the Budweiser Brewing Company, of
Brooklyn, said to-day that he would
probably take steps to have certain per-
sons punished for contempt of court for
violating Justice Cullen's Injunction re-
straininS the United Brewers Associa-
ton, which is branch of the knights
or Labor. and all other persons, from
interfering with or boycotting that con-
Germ or Its customers
IRE contempt proceedings will, he
stated. be the result of the arrest OF
THOMAS Mccarthy yesterday afternoon.
Mccarthy was standing in front of a
saloon at Fourth avenue and Eleventh
street distributing circulars headed
Don drink Budweiser scab beer; don't
support the millionaires."
Policeman McNeely, OF the Fifth ave-
nue. station, took him into custody The
prisoner was taken before Justice Tighe
In the Butler street court, TODAY, and
held for examination.
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JAILED ON A GRAVE CHARGE
salOOn-keeper Klett Accused Of
Dangerously Cutting n Man.

John Klett, forty-six years old, a
saloon-keeper at 100 Hamburg avenue
Brooklyn, was sent to Jail in default OF
$500 bail in Gates Avenue court this
morning to await the result of William
Seeeman's injuries. Klett is accused OF
stabbing Seeman last Saturday night
when the wounded man and several
friends entered the prisoners saloon and
called for drinks just before closing
time. 1t is alleged that Seeeman refused
to pay and fight followed.
1t is said that Klett was armed with
a clasp knife. Seeeman was cut in the
chest and the hip. Seeman is at St
GATHERINGS Hospital in precarious con,
dition.
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Fires In Other Places.

st. Mays College, erected ave years aso b,
tho Christian Brothers at Oakland Cal, wai
Quilted by IRE early this morning. Damage
500, 900; Insurance, $50, 900. When the ore wa.
discovered there were one hundred and twenty,
two students and thirty instructors in the COLLEGE
and property
The Park opera-House. at Erie, Pa. was de.
gtroyed by Ore yesterday afternoon. Falling wall,
crushed several onlookers The opera. house VA
valued at tTboco.
Fire broke out In the store OF ]. C. Hanson
at South Newmarket. n, H., early this morning
and six buildings were burned, Loss. $40 900.
Fire late last night destroyed ten stores on IN,
Nost aide OF Main street. TomAh. VIA, Loss
$50 900. partially insured
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TAMMANY BRAVES DEPART.
Three Trains Full Left Soon After
the State Democrats.

The Tammany delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention at Saratoga left
the Grand Central Depot to-day in three
special trains made up entirely OF Wag-
ner parlor coaches and sleepers, two Of
the trains having ten coaches each and
the other eleveni with a buffet car to
each train. The first train pulled out of
the depot at noon and the others fol-
lowed at intervals of five minutes
The waiting platform was crowded
with delegates and their heir friends 91i for for
first section left, and even when the
last car had pulled out OF the depot
there was thronE Of several hundred
to see the braves off and sample some
Of the good things on tap before the
train st arted.
charge OF Leader James w. Boyle. OF
the Ninth District. The Wagner draw
ing-room zach was handsomely decorat-
ed inside with big floral wreaths, and on
the outside with red and white bunting.
A long, white canvas placard ran the
length of the car, on which the words
''Tammany Hall Delegates" was painted
The other districts in the first section
of the train We're the First Eighth,
Ninth, Tenth, Thirteenth, Fourteenth
Sixteenth, Twenty-irst and Twenty
The second section, under the COM
mand OF Senator George w. Plunkitt
carried the representatives from the
Fifteenth Seventeenth. Eighteenth
Nineteenth. Twentieth, Twenty-second,
Twenty-fourth, Twenty-eighth, Twenty
ninth and Thirtieth Districts, and the
third section S1,2,I. which was in charge OF
Second, Third, Fourth, Firth, Sixth.
Seventh, Eleventh, Twelfth Twenty
NTH. ,Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Districts.
All the leaders were on hand 10 mar
shall their men into line and see that
lone got left, and there was great hust-
up and began TO unload the stock OF
provisions, both liquid and solid, into
the cars reserved for the various dis
Here is a sample invoice for a single
y district delegation:
Two cases Of Pepper whisEsy
Two cases q q Cutter wa!ssey
T TRs case ssx. si 81 sPT Iins.T a..
Three boxes soda
one hundred chicken sandwieh,,
One hundred ham sandwiches
one hundred eoIned beef sandwiches
Two barrels o, bottled beer.
Five hundred cigars.
Five hundred pounds OF Ice
Cards chips and corkscrews
II seemed inevitable that some OF thos,
eonslgnments would get mixed up, an,
All the leaders wore new, shiny sill
hats, with big pink rosebuds in thei
oett9nholes, and a gorgeous silk badg,
Justice Paddy Diver said: Pm TO
William c., Whitney. He Is the maj
TO head the ticket. With him wei
Mr.. Diver had a sly twinkle In hi
eye as he said this.
Harry Miner said: I'm going up L
Saratoga 10 vote for a Democrat n
other will get a place on our ticket"
Dig delegation OF the New York Stat
Democracy started for the Saratoga Con
vention at 80 this morning. A specia
train left the Grand Central Depot a
that hour with eight passenger eoaehe
More than 500 tickets had been sold
and Leader John J. Quinlan. OF tn
Twenty-fourth Assembly District. wa
there to see that every one got his place
For more than half an hour before IN
train left the waiting-room was packel
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NOTORIOUS F0RGER CAUGHT.
The Prisoner Is Wanted Here and
In Many Other Places.


CLINTON, Mo-, Sept. 24.-United
States Secret Service Agent Burns took
a notorious forger into custody here yes
terday. The prisoner gave the name of
J. B. McCulloh and his age as thirty.
among them being William NJ. Butler,
w. j.. Strong and S. V. Wright
He is wanted in Arkansas, Louisiana,
Atlanta, Ga, and many other places. A
number OF bank checks with forged
names to them were among his effects.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-24
AFTER A CORRESPONDENT"
That's What Policeman Trunk Calls
n Burglars Companion.

Peter Goetz, of III Woodbine street,
Brooklyn, was arraigned in the Gates
Avenue Police Court to-day charged
with petty larceny by Special Policeman
Brunk of 2i9 Woodbine street Brunk
claims that early Sunday morning Goetz
and a companion stole a quantity of
cement.
Before Justice Quigley to-day Brunk
stated that he was not ready for trial.
There are two OF them, Your Honor"
said he, and ] want to capture the CO.
respondent II l can"
The Justice smilingly adjourned the
case. sending GoetZ to Raymond Street
Jail in default OF $500 bail,
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THREE MAY HAVE Persisted.
Loss of Life Now Feared at the
Portland, Ore, Fire.


PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 24-The most
disastrous fire in the history of thic
city broke out early yesterday after
noon in the dock of the Pacific Coast
Elevator Company and ragged for three
hours. destroying property valued at
Northern Pacific Terminal Company, the
Oregon Railway and Navigation Com
pany's wharf the new plant Of the Port
land and General Electric Company,
many cars. sases of salmon and the
steamboat Willamette Chief were
among the property destroyed.
Three men are supposed 70 have per-
ished in the elevator. Charles Anderson,
{ man named Brown and one named
Murray, were seen at an upper story win
dow of the elevator, and It is thought
that all were burned.
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SHEPARDITES ON THE WAY.
They VIII Contest the Seats of
Kings County Regulars.

The double delegation from the regu-
lars OF Kings County and the Shepard
Democracy left Brooklyn for Saratoga
this morning.
The shepnrdltes chartered n special
train on the West Shore road. which
was scheduled to leave at l o'clock
When they arrive at the Democratic
Convention tomorrow they Will contest
the seats Of the regulars.
Many OF the old-timc Democrats were
missing from the ranks OF the regular
delegates. Some OF them had nspIred
to go to Saratoga as delegates, but were
summarily turned down.
Distrct-Attorney James w. Rldgway
and 8. 8. Whitehouse. both old machine
men. Mr.. Ridgway is n State Commit
L. II. McCarren, Senator NJ. J. Corfey,
eX-Register Kane and eN-Sherin Court
ney VIII represent the remnants OF the
machine. Many of the regulars left
town yesterday, ana are now In Sara
The shepardites say that their object
at the Conception Will be TO see that
NJ. Shepard, their leader Is also in
Saratoga.
An Evening World. reporter saw
some OF the delegates from both fac
Ions this morning, and It was their opln-
Ion that Kings County would go solidly
for Gaynor as the Democratic nomi-
nee. They believe he VIII accept, and say
candidate in the state.
Among the Republicans in Brooklyn
the Gaynor boom took an altogether diff
ferent turn. They are now anxious t.
see him nominated. as in that event
there will no longer be any doubt about
| the G. .. J., having a representative OF
| the Supreme Court Bench.
II Gaynor is nominated and accepts q
deal will be made by which the judi.
| ciary Convention OF the Republicans
win indorse Justice Cullen, the Demo.
cratic candidate. Then, when the Re
| place left vacant by Gaynor's reslgna
ton, the Democrats will be called upor
| to indorse him.
This arrangement, II was said this
| morning. has all been cut and dried.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-24
DR.. M'KINNEYS JOKE.
He Says He Did Not Put Poison in
ROsenberg's whiskey.

DIR. j. a. Mckinney, a veterinary sur
geon, of Williamsburg, de..ies story to
the effect that he mixed poison with
whiskey and gave it to man to drink,
and then saved the fellows life by
knocking the glass out of his hand.
II never attempted murder" the doc
tor says. The whiskey was not
poisoned and the whole thing was a
joke"
Max Rosenberg. who was named as
the would-be suicide, agrees with DR.
Mckinney that 1t was all a Joke He
was greatly surprised to hear that he
Rosenberg managed small theatre
in Williamsburg last season, and re-
Gently has separated from his wife, an
actress, who calls herself Emma Bill.
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man who said he was Patrick Simmons. and
refused to give his address was arrested OF
Fulton street Brooklyn. early this morning b,
Doorman Freck. Of the lower Fulton street sta
tion, suspicious person, He had In his pos
session 4 piece OF machinery. which he refused
to account for. Later It discovered that
thieves had entered Jewelrs Mills, at The foo
Of Fulton street and stolen a part OF a machine
which the Company values at $40. The propert,
found In Slmmons's possession was identIned Al
a part OF that stolen from the mills.
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Rescued by Life-savers.

FIRE ISLAND, n. Y, Sept. 2-Henry More.
nus and Ed Petit, Of Bay Shore were rescued
from East shoal last night by CAPT. wicks and
| the lfc-sayng crew They had been outside
| fishing. and their boat capszed while returning
| Tescue
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-24
GAMBLERS OF TWO RACES.
ChicaEoPoIice Capture Chinese and
Negroes In a Raid.

VI! HH9uuIHIeu FTes1J
CHICAGO, Sept. A.-Continuing the
raids on Chicago gamblers, the Harrison
street police raided poker game at 81
Clark street early this morning Four
teen Cinnamon and six colored men We're
arrested.
Several poker tables and quantity OF
chips were confiscated. When the Off.
GERS entered the room the players
charged them In an effort to escape, but
without avail. John San was booked as
keeper.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-24
TOMMY LEE WON THE FINAL.
The Mercury Foot sprinter's Lau-
rels StiII Unfnded

Owing to confusion at the finish OF
the final heat in the l0o-yard dash al
the New York Athletic Club games al
Travers Island on Saturday, it was
enormously stated that Tommy Lee had
been beaten,
Credit for victory was given to Sprin.
ter Seidler in THE Evening World
through the error. A contradiction Is
due the Mercury Foot wonder, who wor
very closely finished heat by less thar
foot In 1915 seconds on slow track
You rend the Evening World.
Do you read the Sunday Worldf
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Capt. short Slightly Better.

Capt. Martin Short, OF the Bedford evepue sta.
uon' Williamsburg, ia very III from pneumonia
II wan thought last night that he could not re.
cover. but This morning he was resting much
eIs.cr.
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BROOKLYN Breyities,

Fire early to-day In Mrs. BinLrs dry-goods
store. 2Sg Reid avenue caused a dssiAge Of ~ 50S
to building, and $500 on stock.
During the night thieves broke into Sam Lee
laundry, At lOI Court street. and stole $40 in
money and quantity OF clothing.
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PennsyIyanin Railroad,

Announces discontinuanes OF following Sea
Shore trAins; Sept %, trains leaving New YORK
P. ssS and .S "A Ma s'u1'ns ssVSs Point
Sept. "a. Atlantic City. through expires, leaving
New York at so p NJ. buffet parior car will
returning leave Atlantic City at Tto A. NJ
arriving New York liza A. NJ week days -
You read the Evening worldiy
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SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The prize fight between George Rey-
nolds and Billy Ahearn, which was to
have been decided on Saturday night, did
not take place, Reynolds failing to put
in an appearance at the battle-ground.
As this is the second time the fight has
been postponed, the holders of tickets
for the fight are beginning to think that
they have been swindled The fight was
arranged nearly two months ago and
was to have been fought two weeks
ago. The tip. which had been widely
circulated, was the cause of nearly 300
sports iourneying to the battle-ground
in Westchester The tip had also
reached Sheriff Duffy's ears and he
stopped the fight. Referee Frank Ste
venson then notified the men to he
ready for the night on Saturday night,
the second time. postponed: Ahearn, 1t
Is reported, has quit training, Claiming
that he does not think Reynolds wants
to fight. Frank Stevenson will probably
declare the mill of.
II large number of entries for the cen
fury run of the Gramercy and LeXtng
ton Whee.men next Sunday. The start
will be made from Twenty-third street
riders will wheel to lsllp, l.. l., and
return.
The New York Athletic Club has de-
cided to send a number of athletes to
Montreal to represent the Murcury Foot
in the Canadian Amateur Champ. on-
ships to be held In Montreal next Satur-
day.
Jack Skelly and Johnnie German should
get together again, Judging from the
following answer to the latter's pronun-
ciamento.
TO the Editor:
| read with interest the letter from John j.
| beg leave to request q small space In your
columns TO reply 10 his so-caled den What
wish to state is simply: II Mr. German or his
friends who are backing him are sincere In that
portion Of the letter which states that he can
md ample backing for another match, why aim
ply let him post a forfeit with some respons ihle
paper or party. Then will cover IT, and we can
open negotiations and arrange the details for q
match without further delay,
J.. ]. Fister, OF the Georgetown Cycle
Club mau. new American twenty-four
hour record, at Washington Saturday
evening. at s clock, having ridden a dis
lance of 81 IA miles, which is eleven
miles more than any previous record
The run was made on a portion of the
conduit road.
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Robert u, Hampstead, tWpty-nine years old OF
ocean Parkway and Neptune avenue, coney Island.
WAS locked up In the Corey Island station to-day
charged With failing TO account for tl2s which
10 had collected while IN the employ OF the
KnickerbOcker Ice Company.
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stow n HubbslI Assign,

STOW IIubbell, dealers In decorative art
novelties and supplies At s'5 Broadway. made an
assignment to-day to Charles u. De BevolG. with
preferences for SAL The assets and liabilities
are not stated.
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w s ;en'SRHHs ssP So e:; l x r.. TSss 2
EURE as
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George Pierce, OF New Orleans, in a
finish fight for a purse of $500 knocked
out y. F.. Tanzin, at Cypress yesterday.
The fight lasted forty seconds.
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Se hs .,.S GsTpsts Come from Free Wosli
West 18th ST -
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Dr. Carver, by score OF 90 TO IS, de
ated VIII Crosby. the champion o.
southern Illinois, in the second OF tn,
Saturday.
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Hebrew Republican Club Meeting

The Hebrew Republican Club. Of Harlem, will
hold a mass-meetns Tuesday evening at
o'clock, a, 1857 Third avenue Emin,nt speakers
will be present and address the meeting
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O, F. Bohmann, the crack long dis
lance rider OF the Lake View Cycling
ord over the Elgin-Aurora course In six
hours eighteen minutes and thirty sec
onds, reducing the former record held by
Gunther, by thirty seven and one-haif
minutes
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YOu read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrldS
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full account Of Wall street affairs will he
found In the O'Clock Edition OF THE Evening
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ALexANoER,s FUNERAL.
s. Petersburg Crowded With People
 For tho Occasion.

s. Petersburg Crowded With People
 For tho Occasion.
 ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. l9.-Emperor Nicolsus. tho czarina and all the royal ties now in the city attended the re- quiem services over the late czar last Saturday. Russian grand dukes and other exalted personages were in full uniform and wore their decorations. The choral part of the service was rendered by choir of several hundred.
 In spite of the dismal weather crowds of people surrounded the cathedral awaiting an opportunity to enter and look upon tho face of the dead czsr.
 The body has been lying in state for the past few days in the cathedral. Seventy foreign princes attended the funeral On this occasion 25, GOO poor of St. Petersburg were provided with din- ners.
 The streets near the route of the funeral, already crowded before day break. had become wholly impasssbls by noon, when all traffic in the adia- cent districts was stopped and the way was cleared for the procession. The mourning will last one year.
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Tho woman gave her naine as G1ady Alice Farnham, and declared that the Clarke property had been portion of the estate of Lord Farnham for genera tions.
 The woman acted so strangely that she was arrested. Then it was learned, after an examination, that she was af- ficted with that form of insanity known as paranoia. Lady Farnham was com mitted to the hospital and there she per- sisted in coneealing her identity and continued to assert her claims to wealth, station and property.
 Dr. Ballington of the hospital at last induced "Lady Alice," as she was still called, to promise to write to her sister. The letter was finally written and ad- dressed to Rochester. It was returned from the dead letter office, no such per son having been found in the city. When informed of this "Lady Alice" said: That is very odd, for l know that my sister recently moved to Rochester from Detroit"
 At last the clew was found. Word was sent to Detroit and reply was re- ceiyed, which said that the woman was Mrs. Alice Kelley, who escaped from her son. an Illinois doctor, while travel ing through Canada in sleeping car. She has been taken to an asylum in Pon. tiae, Mich. The family lived near De troit.