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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
EWJERSEY.
DECOYED AND DRUGGED.
Two Elizabeth Girls Tell q Remark.
able Story to the Police.

Especial to The Evening World)
ELIZABETH, N. J., Sept. 2.-Nellie
Kane and Beatrice Barclay, members
OF respectable families In this city, and
who are both under twenty years Of age,
were out walking last night and met
Thomas Bowlan, Central Railroad en-
glneer, who lives in Railway. He in
vited them to visit Hyness Hotel on
Grand street.
They went into the parlor, and, accord
MS to the girls story, they had four
glasses of wine. which they allege was
drugged. When the girls wanted to
leave they were told the doors were
locked and they would have to remain I'M
til 430 next morning. They tried to get
out OF the room, and found the door
fastened.
Miss Kane pounded and kicked on It
and made such a noise that 1t was finally
opened, and she rushed out. Throwing
ground. Her clothine was badly torn in
her flight Her companion was too stu
pefied to do anything
Miss Kane ran along Broad street to
Police Headqua rters and told Chief Ten.
ney what had happened. The Chief sent
door AMI release the imprisoned Mis-,
Barclay. The officer demanded admit.
lance, and boarder let him in.
Miss Barclay was found In a half stu
peeled condition sitting on a chair in O
bedroom, which was locked Oh the out
with her companion, and detained there
until this morning, when they tod their
stories in the police court.
The matter will be fully investigated
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REID GAVE HIMSELF UP.
Warrant Had Been Issued for His
Arrest for DISCRETION.

NEWARK, N. j., Sept. 2l.-Miller
Reid, of Kearny, gave him self up to the
police to-day. A warrant had been
issued for his arrest. for deserting his
wife and family. 1t is said that they
have been in starving condition since
he deserted them a week ago. They re-
side on Duke street, near Schuyler
street, Kearny.
Mrs. Reid was formerly connected
with the leading families of ireland.
She came to this country many ears
ago to visit friends and relatives. She
was drugsed, and while under their in
fiuence was induced to sign lapers CIV
ing up her ancestral estate in Ireland
She spent the balance of her money in
a vain endeavor to get back her prop
erty.
Then she married Reid, but the mat
rimonial venture was evidently not very
successful. The poor woman's troubles
finally affected her mind. She has been
incarcerated in the Hudson County In
sane Asylum three times. Twice she
has been discharged as completely cured,
but the hard life and her troubles seem
to have again brought out her insanity.
short time ago her husband went
to the asylum authorities and again
succeeded in getting them to release
the woman. For some reason they could
not get along and he again left her TO
her fate. He Ia a man of some means,
being an expert moulder, and employed
in Elizabethport at good wages.
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NEWJERSEY.
FACED BY HIS TWO WIVES.
Bigamist Traced to Elizabeth, N,
j., and Captured.
Denied His Marriage to the First,
but She Had a Certificate.
Especial to The Evening World


ELIzABE1 H, N. j., Sept. H.-George
Armstrong. aged thirty-four years, an
employee of the Consolidated Traction
Company here, was arrested at his home,
81 Broadway, last night, charged with
bigamy. The complaint was made by
Mrs. Lucy Armstrong, OF Brooklyn, who,
accompanied by her sister, Miss Helena
Kidney, OF 81 Amity street, Brooklyn,
came to headquarters last night.
She swore that she was married to
Armstrong Sept. g. 1891, at st. Peter s
Church. in State street, Brooklyn, by the
then assistant rector, Rev. Charles 8.
Brown, and in proof Of this she produced
her marriage certificate, signed by two
witnesses.
Her husband. she said, deserted her
shortly afterwards. She searched for
him everywhere, but without success,
until a few days ago, when she located
him In Elizabeth. She came to this
friend until such time as she could Sc
cure evidence of his guilt.
Yesterday, with her sister, she called
at the Armstrong; house during his
the second wife. who told him she was
married to Armstrong two years ago.
She was the widow Of Charles Jones,
an Elizabeth policeman.
Armstrong, when arraigned in the Pc:
lice Court, denied that he was married
to the complainant. but Justice Neil
| said the proof was conclusive that he
had committed bigamy, and he com
United him to jail in default of 1000
| ball. The first wife was also In court.
The first wife Is a fine looking and
well educated won an OF thirty She
| returned to Brooklyn with her sister.
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ROUGHS RAID A HOTEL.
Proprietor ana Pool Players Driven
out by Four Men

AVONDALE, N. j.. Sept. H.-Four
men went to Martelll's Hotel, late last
night and helped themselves to liquors
and refreshments in the refrigerator
They drove out two or three men who
were playing pool. and began a game
themselves.
The proprietor OF the hotel protested
and he, too, was compelled to quit the
building under threats OF instant ami.
the men made an attack upon him and
he was glad to get away with his life
He sent for the nearest constable and
swore out warrants for their arrest. Only
one OF the four men was recognized
Police are now securing the country fol
them.
They are believed to be a part OF the
gang which held up the driver OF q
beer bottler's wagon a few days ago.
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DUMPING sC0Ws DISABLED.
Barney Company Further Ham
pered In the Garbage Tie-Up.
Lively Hustling TO FIJI the Places
Of Strikers To-Day.

The garbage tie-up continued to-day
with but little relief. and the confusion
that has prevailed In the Street-Clean-
ing Department since the strike of the
Barney boat captains and mates was
apparent at all the dumping grounds.
Matters were made worse, If possible,
by the disabling of several Of the Bar
ney boats. 1t was discovered that parts
of the large iron wheels used in dump
ing the loads when at sea were missing,
and several of the boats now lying at
anchor in Gravesend Bay. at the stake
boat, were practically useless for the
present, 1t being impossible to dump
the loads now on the boats.
President Booth, of the Barney Com
pany, was endeavoring to find dupli-
Gates OF the missing wheels to-day, and
said that some persons had thrown the
missing parts overheard. The boats in
there with their loads until the damage
can be repaired.
There are eight other Barney boats
besides those mentioned. one being at
the foot of Stanton street, East River,
another at the foot OF East Seventeenth
street, and two at the foot OF Canal
street, North River: two at the foot of
foot of West Forty-seventh street.
These eight boats were loaded, and
tlgs We're alongside of them ready to
tow them out to sea as soon as new
men were put on board of the scows
by the new Superintendent Of the Bar
Capt. Webb was flying about town
hands to take the strikers places and
arranging to send out some who had been
employed. The new hands are to be in
structed as the boats are being towed
Policemen were at the docks where
the Barney boats were lying, but only
the pickets of the striking captains and
mates were. near, and they remained at
forts of the Barney officers.
Supt. Buchler, who has charge Of the
city scows. was hustiing about this
deck scows at the several dumping
docks. He said he, had sent out nine
scows, and would have nine more on
the way this afternoon.
Mr.. Buchier said these scows would
only partially relieve the blockade at
the dumps. The thirteen big scows OF
the Barney Company made a great diff
the garbage, and until they were prop
erly manned and sent to sea, the tle-up
would continue and the Department
would be greatly embarrassed.
In the mean time all the garbage carts
cannot be unloaded. Three or four hun
dred Of them were standing about the
dumping stations to-day, ana the drivers
were compelled to remain idle and await
further. developments before they could
be employed.
Regarding the report that the Barney
Company was anxious to sell its plant
to the city for 1856, 900, and that the strike
the Company Indignantly denied It.
Nevertheless, 1t is known that the Com
pany wanted to sell and Commissioner
Andrews recommended the city to buy
on the score OF economy. The Board OF
Estimate and Apportionment does not
approve Of the proposition.
The Barney Company declares its in
tention not to settle with the strikers
Every Tuesday Is "The Worlds" Bar
gain Day" in which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free in 1.-THE Evening
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THEIR CASE ADJOURNED.
Four Boys Charged with Mnn,
slaughter Again in Court.

Sylvester Barnes. Alfred Purcell Will
lam Gray and Otto schlichling. the boys
who are charged with manslaughter In
having caused the death OF Thomas
Kinney, a laborer of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad. were again brought into po-
lice court at Jersey City to-day for eX-
animation.
The prisoners are accused Of placing
stones on the track OF the railroad,
causing n hand-car on which six labor
ers We're riding to be wrecked. Kinney
and William Jackson were badly hurt
the former dying from his Injuries.
Jackson is sim unable to appear In
court. and the examination was ad-
iourned until Sept. -.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

George H. French has been elected Recording
and Corresponding Secretary Of Machinists Lo
cal Lodge. No. $50
The newly organized Infant Cloakmskers' Unior
hhs called mass meeting 70 be held this evenine
at 200 East Broadway.
elected by tie Amalgsmated Association OF Plumb
ers and Gas Filters this evening
The Germania waters Protective Union viii
adopt new constitution and bylaws this even
ING, also elect ohicers and issue a list OF unior
hailB The list 10 to be sent to all organiEationi
AFFILIATED with the Central Labor Union.
Granite Cutters Union No. s has elected: Will
lam Mcdonald, President; James Cruikshank
vice-President; J. p. Mari, Corresponding sscre
tary; James Duncan. Financial Secretary Petei
Alexander, Treasurer; John Morgan, John bowers
Alexander Dobls. Executive Committee.
william Moore was elected yesterday b,
Machine Wood Workers Union, No. IS, al dele
gate to the convention OF the Furniture Workers
International Union He received instructions u
vote for an amalgamation with the United Broth
erhood Of Carpenters and Joinera
Arrangements have been made by the Bakers
State Branch Of the American Federation O
Labor to organize lnosl unions at Poughkeepsie
NewburEh, Peekskill, Middleton. Watsrtown
FishkilI Portehester. White Plains, Mount Yer
non. New Rochelle and YonksrA
Building trades contractors organised fo
mutual protection At Renwiok Hall. Eighty-s
employ, II necessary, non union men to com
plete any buildings whose construction may b,
interrupted by strikes. About 100 firms wer,
represented al yesteday's meeting. whose obiec
pose Of y. J. snuss, J. Gordon. C. A. Dubois
2. b PuGh, A. schwerer. II. Q. Babcock and J
Tyfe, was appointed to draft q constitution whlcl
10 To be submitted at next Mondays meeting.
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A CONFESSED BURGLAR.
Andrew Buherer Admits RobbinR
His Former Employers.

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
ELIZABETH. N. j., Sept. 2l.-Andrew
Buherer, formerly an employee OF the
State Island Chemical Works, at Trem-
ley Point, was arrested last night as he
was alighting from a train on the Long
Branch Railroad, at Elizabethport, on a
charge OF burglary.
The ONCE OF the Company was broken
into last Monday night, and $3.50 worth
OF platinum and a pair of scales valued
at $50 were stolen. Suspicion fell on Blu
herer, who had been discharged. and
the case. The prisoner. after being taken
to Headquarters, broke down and admit
ted his guilt. He sold the platinum in
New York, and got SIS for It. The scales
he had onC,aled at his boarding house.
All the stolen property was recovered,
and the prisoner was committed to Jail
in default Of 1900 bail. He Is forty
years old.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
TALK OF A STRIKE.
Missouri Pacific Said to He Dis
charging Men.
(By Associated Press. }

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Sept. H.-The
Missouri Pacific IS said to have dis
charged fourteen firemen and six engi-
neers at this end of the line and eight or
ten firemen at Van Buren, since Satur-
day on the charge of being implicated
in the recent strike or expressing sym
pathy with It. There are said to be
twenty-five moro names on the list OF
men to be decapitated.
Railroad men are very much exercised
over the action, and 1t is stated on
good authority that the Brotherhoods
Of Locomotive Firemen and Locomotive
Engineers have issued an ultimatum to
the effect that unless the Company rein
state the men thus discharged by Sept.
21 a general strike will be declared.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
Round About Town,

Of aSiP Norm; a driver. aged thirty four years
I.s, -n west ThiTieth street who was indicted
Mor,t e'A lot maEslaughter for stabbing Charles
Aug VI kSS West Twenty-seyenth street on
ttrss, ~ seventh avenue, near Twenty Ell Oh n
Emann0 "fSaed Lot guilty through his lawyer,
TO-DAY friend, In Part l., Court Of Sessions.
m.rs,s.' NORM and Morris quarrelled over the
toInS ss OF an actor, and during the hight which
motifs was stabbed. He died later.
moi niohs The Messengers who arrived from LIVER
nornt, 'he white Star steamship Britannia, this
was Right Rev. Bishop Keane.
CcUr,H r. Barron was held In the Essex Market
Won, tu-aAy to await the result OF a bullet
/. ,sia IN me ankle OF Daniel Gilfoyle which he
Urss,uu 70 nave inflicted at Madison and Rutgers
,, yesterday. Giifoyle may lose the leg
East ~, Mcdonald, eighteen years old. OF SIS
sSAmin.,,eehth street was held In 81 600 bail for
ehAresS oh In Essex Market Court to-day,
Lopl"Ia WIN robbery and assault. Salvatore
h The con Sr1cer OF A2 East Thirteenth street.
was h., EASIER an eighteen-year-old domestic,
lhGrE.s w t1s ttial In Essex Market Court to-day
M snrsv WIN The larceny OF a quantity Of wear
np'HpTpasre and three gold rings from her former
Far Mrs LAtIersdo Of 81 Seventh street.
tifl'. n. me stolen property was found in the
svsnSs shaw, forty years old, Of 800 Seventh
court va arraigned In the Harlem Police
boliov pn-uAy on charge Of maintaining !
In $500 S-i, -. s'ol Eighth avenue He was held
yraatss scAdlm. OF the Superior Court. to-day
Elizabeth ro ueetee Of absolute divorce to Mrs.
~ george Washington Tompkina.
A.
bnic snJSr milhau,s Calisayat n rsIiabIs
~ hppeti1ef Rexyafe al - r.iiSa fsi.e. -
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CONNIE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Suspected of Being the Burglar
who Stabbed Mrs. HiIe.

w. H. Conine, who is suspected of
being the burglar who entered the house
of Elma E. Hile. at l26 Union street,
Jersey City, early. yesterday morning
and stabbed Mrs. lille, was brought be-
fore Justice Douglas to-day.
He pleaded not guilty and by request
of Chief Murphy, he was remanded for
further examina ton without bail,
Mrs. Hle Is getting along well, and
recover.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21

The Representatives OF the various fnt-rendering
concerns in New York City were Informed by
President Wilson, Of the Board Of Health to-
day that II they attempted TO bring any shop
fat or other offensive materials into the city for
rendering on and after Monday next, that their
permits would be revoked The firms represented
were: SchwarIchild q sulzberser. Joseph Stern
p Donohue, the Eastman Dressed Beef Company
Haberman Bros, and the United Dressed Beef
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Dy Associated Press.)

BUFFALO. Sept 2l.-Fred Hiea, a Lake Shore
Railroad employee at Cleveland started wednes-
day for Germany to visit his father He had to
.,sanoar m.da frisnds With hIr, In The Iin;an
station. II Mr.. Hiela goes TO Germany now he
will have to walk. for the stranger buncoel him
out OF k.S money.
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Three Months for EnEer.


lS9ecIII 10 ING EVeHIhk WWId,J
ELIZABETH NJ j.. Sept 2.-Charles Enser.
the youth who trined with the affections OF New
ark women as told in Yesterdays O'Clock
evening World" was Arraigned for sentence In
the Union County Court to-day on charge OF
lie escaped with thrcs months In The county
iail
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
Jim's Father Not "A PugiIist.

From Good News)
Mother-What strange boy was that
you were playing with?
Small Boy-Jim.
Jim who?"
81 don't know"
Mercy! There's no telling what he
Is, and / don't want you TO go with him
again until l find out. Perhaps his
70 .her is a prize-fghter."
"Oh, no. ne isn't. Jim said his father
was tongued-tied."
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Use Your Own
Judgment.

Make comparisons of our ready
to-wear clothing with that shown
elsewhere, compare prices, quality,
style and workn anship. You'll be
surprised that there can be so much
difference between ours and other
kin Is.
This is accounted for by the fact
that we manufacture all the clothing
we sell this enables us to offer
strictly high-class goods at popular
prices.
Good dressers will always find our
styles up to date 30 as to meet all OF
fashions requirement.
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FOREIGN PORTS.
DIV Cable }
AnLLLL IL

ARRIVED,
GRAVESENp. Sept. a.-Aririved, steamer
Colorado from New York
LIVERPOOL Sept V.-Arriyed steamer Ger
rlnic md Nomad'c from New York
GLASGOW Sept. 2l,-Arrlyed, steamer Nor
vsg;an from New York
PERNAMUuCO Sept, 2--ArrtVed YESTERDAY.
steamer HoIbeih from New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, tept. g.-saIlei, steamer
Furst bismarck. from HAMBURG Tor New York.
for New York.
SIGHTED
PRAwLE POINT. Sept, 2i.-PGssed, steamer
Berlin from New York for Southampton.
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Call to C. O. p. state Committee.
(By Associated Pros

NBy AhsocIated PreBs,D
o'HAcusE Sept 2i.-secretary John 8. Ken
''4 OF THIS city, has issued a call for a meeting
u. '"e newly appointed Republican State Commit
Ssn, me Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York. on
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-09-21
NEwrown JOCKEY CLUB.
Medical.

OF BLOOD. kidneys and akin esrsl
Recent urinary cases from three Y, SIX dayA
Advice free. No charge unless enfet.' Boston
Medical Co., Park Row, New Yofks *.
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HeIp Wanted-FemaIe.

WANTED-To go TO Boston, Htenographer and
typewriter. must have some knowledge Of book
keeping - assist tnply at the London Harness
and Saddle Company, Postal Telegraph Building
253 Broadway, between 10 and IL 80 A. N.
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charlie. Kelly May Re Released.

PLAINFTELD. N, J.. Sept. 2l.-ChArles Kelly.
Who was arrested at cranaeld Immediately after
his wedding. may be released from er-,ody to-day.
Kelly was accused OF having assisted a prisoner
to ssoApe from a policeman. He was arrested and
placed under bonds. T. u. Fenton becoming ME
bondsman few days ago Fentou asked 10 be
relieved Of hiS bond. The request was granted
and Kelly was reArrested,
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Furnished Rooms te Led

LARGE FRONT ROOM with iSree. light stors-
iAg. is+ E t0th =. ID ana Lszins.sa sssA
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tae sn sf spp mttILssuss C.iiseyai reliable
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Do s's so ass read az sas s ssaasy Moria,
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Ola M O N DS,

a kIanSt at our prices VIII convince you NJ once
mat at last you ave discovered Il house whore
these precious and admired sparklers can he
bought at Importers prices. Those who have
breh accustomed to paying the fabulous prices
charged uptown for The same identical articles
would be fairly dazed TO note the difference. Just
to mention lew specials:
MArqul'e Rings, set with IL genuine dn-
mnhds ruby, sapphire emerald cen.
tres, over an Inch long, Uul y.".......,.. 1000
MRfqulsc Rings, with ~ genuine da-
lnOuds, long turquoise centres. over Ia
Inches long lthc latestl, only,........ 1900
Cluster scarf aud stick Pins, with Iu
Sn!y 1 eo,"' .S".ry". 900
monds, any color centres only. ......'. 1900
Solltaires, OF all sizes Mt the same prices lupro-
Genuine Diamond Baby Rings only-...... 81. 90
solid Gold Wedding Rings IL and Is kt
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II you wish any boarders for the Win.
ter advertise In THE World" Fourteen
words for 30 cents.
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Every Tuesday Is THE Worlds" Bar
gain Day" in which all For Sale ads.
are repeated free in THE Evening
World
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Sporting.
NeWtoWn Jockey Club,
BROOKLYN Jockey Club Races.
$3.50 CASH

buys New Sll5 bicycle, ttandard makN hItn
Diamond frame. all improvements VIC Asr.sa
NOT 10 Advt the makers name, 800 others tIS
up Ladies' and Gents. Inspection invited bass-
ment, 10 Barclay ST.. near Broadway.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1894-02-08
PUBLIC SALE.

Will be sold az the Merryman place, in
front of the residence of Mr. G. C. Bur>
nap, to the highest bidder for cash on
Thursday the 18th day of February begins
ming at 10 o'clock a. M, all the household
and kitchen furniture of W. j. Neill and
Mrs. Nellie S. Neill consisting of l fine
upholstered set of parlor furniture, fine
suit of antique oak bedroom furniture. /
splendid suit of walnut bedroom furniture
folding bed, suit oak dining room fur
nlture including 1 extra fine oak sideboard.
l lot fine Brussels carpets and mating, /
hall carpet, contents of splendid library
we'll selected and consisting of 100 choice
selections of volumes, about 20 engravinga.
8 elegant oil paintings, curtain fixtures
lamps, &C. Also all kitchen furniture In
house. Also. one red cow and Jersey calf,
This is an opportunity of q lite time fol-
you to get rare Bargains as these articles
must be sold let them bring what they
will. Don't forget the time and place.
CLARK & NIGH,
Marietta, Feb. 9th, 1894. Mortgages