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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
NO HARMONY IN KINGS
The Shepard Bolt Has Discouraged
the Regulars.
Republicans Now to Bid for Support
by the Ants.
They May Offer to Indorse the Shep-
ardites' Local Ticket.

Since the Shepard Democracy last
night bolted from the machine wing
and determined to hold independent pri-
maries, all hope of Democratic harmony
In Kings County has beer abandoned
The obnoxious State Committeeman
have not yet positively refused to re-
sign. but since the Shepardites have
declared war the regulars say that
nothing would be gained by the "Jin-
mitteemen resigning. 1t is acknowl-
edged by every one that the regulars
asked for the Committeeman resigna-
lions In order to placate the Shepard
wing. but even Mr.. Bell admitted to-
day that there is now no prospect for
peace.
Then 1t is not likely that the Com
mitteemen will resign" he was asked
II really don't know" he said. "Our
resolution asking for designations will be
sent to the State Committee, and that is
all have to do with it,
At the headquarters Of the Shepard
faction Secretary Edwards said he was
busy preparing for primaries. At the
meeting of the General Committee last
night 1t was decided that primaries
should be held as follows:
City Convention oct. II, County Con-
vention, Oct IL; Congressional and As
sembly conventions. oct. -; town and
ward conventions, oct. l6.
Resolutions condemnng the A. =. A.,
and also the Committee on Credentials
at Saratoga, were adopted. after which
1t was determined to not support. the
Democratic State ticket
Mr.. Edwards was juDilant to-day over
the work of the General Committee last
night, and said that If Senator Hill were
wise he would find some excuse for
getting off the ticket.
I'm any event." he said, I'VE will
nominate county candidates, and, unless
the New York State Democracy fiunks,
field"
If there is not a third ticket, which
s SD or the fence VIII the Shepard
There will be no such contingency,
was the positive rep.y.
1t was reported in Brooklyn this morn
going to make a bid for the votes of the
Shepard faction for the State ticket, and
to ,oner In return to support the Shep-
ard county and city ticket.
Clerk. Comptroller and Supervisorships.
The office of Comptroller is next to
that Of Mayor in the city. The Republi-
| cans have little hope of winning on a
party ticket, but are said to be willing
to idorse the Shepard Democracy nom.
inee If the latter organization will help
| roll up a big majority for Morton ir
will be possible. however only in case
no third State ticket is named.
The Republicans are to open the cam
| paign In Brooklyn tonight by n meet
| ing at the Logan Club, on Sixth ave-
nue.. Senator Saxton will be the star OF
| the occasion. and is expected to make
promises of reform that will get Shepard
Democrats into the proper frame OF
| nominees in case there is no third State
ticket.
Senator SaXton will take dinner at the
Montauk Club with Mayor Schieren.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
THREE CONDUCTORS HURT.
Trolley Car .Empioyecs Themselves
Among the Latest Victims.

The names of three conductors were
added to the long list Of trolley victims
in Brooklyn this morning Two Of the
injured are in such critical condition
that they may die. Each Of the three
men was injured In the same way and
at about the same time last night.
Ever since the trolley was introduced
In Brooklyn new dangers have hsen
continually arising. until now the trolley
pole is added to the list.
About 10 o'clock last night Felix
Donelly, forty-four years old. Of 80
Graham avenue conductor on the
Union avenue line, WIS adjusting the
trolley qolc on mis- car when he lost his
balance and fell over the tailhoAtf
He struck his head on the pavement
and sustained "a fractured skull. lie
was removed 20 his home.
John Campbell, twenty-one, of 259
HerkimeT street, conductor on the
Ralph avenue line, received a similar
injury. The trolley OF MS car slipped
also fell backward over the tailboard
OF the car. He was removed TO St
Mary's Hospital, suffering from frac-
tured skull.
Robert Arthur. forty years old, Of 4Ol
Twentieth street. a-~conductor on tho
Vanderbilt avenue line, was more for
tunate than the other two. He was
shifting the pole on car 81. when he fell
over the tailboatd. but escaped with a
severe scalp wound. he was removed
to his home. ~ n''
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

There ia no doubt that the life Of most
women at the present dav Is a'complex enc. "
says the Ladies' Home journal, land in the
large cities the demands made upon time and
strength are legion. No wonder 80 many fall by
the way"
Even women OF the privileged classes know
what fatigue means. and the WEAKNESS resulting
from overtaxed nerves. that Is more intense and
more depressing than anything known to tired
muscles.
When frequent headaches and neuralgia give
warning that the nerve tissues are not being
fully repaired after hard work or anxiety, fur
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The human machine must have fuel. This
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tinents says that any woman whose pervous
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woman should never be too tired TO smile.
PaIne's celery compound Is to-day busy III Its
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
TOOK POISON AS A JOKE.
W. v. sncdicur Enund Dying by a
Park PoIiccmnn.

w V, Sncd!cor, forty years old OF l5l
Calyer street brooklyn. died at the
Presbyterian Hospital, this city, at mid
night from arsonical poisoning.
He was found by Park Policeman
Specrs last night, in Central PARK, near
the Moore statue, apparently suffering
greltIy and was taken 10 the presby-
terrain Hospital where he confessed that
he had taken arsenic.
lie gave his name and address, and
when questioned al to why he attempt
ed suicide, said he lid II AS joke. His
father John Snedicr, who lives at the
Hotel Loren2. in East Seventy second
street, was sent for and remained with
his son until he died.
Surii,Or was. married and had two
children. lie was associated with his
father In the picture businesS. at llO
West Eigh teenth street, ana left the
office yesterday morning, ostensibly to
collect bills. This was the hast seen OF
him untl he was found by the police
man.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
SHOT TO SCARE THE OFFICER
West Resented the Intrusion of II
Policeman In His Home.

Joseph West. II 52j Classon avenue
Brooklyn. was this morning charged
with assault. Policeman McNeeley, Of
the DE Kalb avenue station, while pass
ing his house last night heard a woman
scream for help, and upon going up
stairs, the office learned that West was
chasing her around the room. Nc
Medley entered Vests apartments and
ordered him to stop.
you've got no business to come
into my house" said West, and II you
don't clear out. you'll get a bullet in
your skin"
McNeeley beat hasty retreat. West
followed him and at the door he drew
a revolver and fred a shot into the
air McNeeley grabbed him by the
hand. and after wrenching the weapon
from him. took him TO the station
house.
West says he had no intention Of
shooting the policeman: he merely
wanted to frighten him away.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
HIGHWAYMEN AT FORT LEE.
VIM. Fichtner Held Up and Robbed
by Two Unknown Men.

FORT LEE, N. j., Oct. 3.-William
Fichtner, aged twenty, was attacked by
highwaymen last night. while on his
way home.
He was just passing a turn In the
main road when he was grabbed by two
powerful men who dragged him into the
bushes. While one held him SO he could
not scream, the other went through his
pockets and took $40 and a silver watch
and chain. He gave a description of the
men but they have not yet been cap
tured.
This makes the third "hold-up" that
has taken place here in a week. The
other night Thomas Debois. printer,
was held up and was relieved Of his
money.
The two men who robbed Fichtner an
swer the description given by Debois
and the other victim, whose name is I'M
known.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
THINK THOMAS WON'T COME.
Fort Greene Place Residents in a
Joyful Mood To-Day.
The Colored Man Buys No. 131, IT'S
Said, as an Investment.

The residents in Fort Greene place,
Brooklyn, think today, that Hiram S.
Thomas. colored. who purchased the
house 13l there, willn OF. as they feared,
make 1t his abode.
Mrs. Molineaux, of III Fort Greene
place, is the authority for the prevailing
impression that he will not move in.
The matter has been settled, j think,
said Mrs. Molineaux this morning, las
Mr. Thomas has told Mr.. MolineauX that
he had purchased the house only for a
money investment. do not think he
will move In now. and have told my
neighbors So"
Thomas could not be found this morn
ing to verify Mrs. MolneauN's state
ment.
Thomas is a well educated man, of re-
fined habits, and is proprietor of hotel
at Saratoga.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

clares that Moran Is suffering from de-
lirlum tremens, although AT first he
thought he had been poisoned.
The prisoners were charged with hav-
ing given Moran glass of embalming
fluid to drink nj wake In court to-day
they declared that they gave him a
drink Of alcohol, as a chaser for Wits
key, but did not give him embalming
huid or any poison. Moran's internal or
gaus are SO saturated with liquor that
the physicians arc unable to decide
whether he mas been poisoned.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
MUST GIVE DETAILS.
Matthias Wants to Know When
Robinson's Wife Was EstrnuEed. 1

Justice Smith. in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn, to-day granted an order COM
polling Prilp ID, Robinson, in his suit
for $4,000 against Alonzo Matthias for
the alienation of his wife's affections.
TO furnish a bill of particulars to thA
defendant.
Matthias is the proprietor of a hotel at
Babylon, adjoining the Long Island
Railroad station. In his reply to the
suit he denies the charge and asks
Robinson's wfe's affections took place.
Robinson declares that his wife be-
came infatuated with the defendant
while stopping at the hotel during the
simmer.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
GALLOWAY REARRESTED.
The Ex-Detective Also Accused of
EmbezzIement at Asbury Park.

Ex-State Detective Gottfried Clio
way. who did not appear to answer to
the charge of embezzlement made
against him in Justice Hudspeth S
Court, Jersey City, last week, was ar
rested as he stepped off a trolley car
at / o'clock this morning in Greenville.
The complainant against Galloway Is
H. Hanley, furniture dealer.
Hudspeth, and is now held awaiting
bail.
Chief of Police Murphy, of Jersey
City, received a despatch to-day from
Isaac Rabold, of Asbury Park, request
ing the arrest of Galloway. During the
Summer the eX-detectiye ran a board
ing house at Asbury Park. and he is
accused of embezzlement there.
Galloway denies the charges, and says
the whole affair is a conspiracy.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
USED A PITCHFORK.
wagenbaIst fractured schumnn's
skull In IA Collision.

Justice Watson. in the Even Street
Court Williamsburg, to-day held Louis
Wagenbalst TO await the result OF Frank
Schuman's injuries.
Both men are drivers. and while going
along johnson avenue yesterday after
noon their vehicles collided. There were
some angry words, and then Wagenbalst
struck Schuman over the head with a
pitchfork, fracturing his skull.
Schuman Is at st. GATHERINGS Hos
pital. but was getting along nicely this
morning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
MORAN DRANK ALCOHOL.
Ryan and White Deny TINT They
Gave Him Embalming Fluid.

Thomas Ryan, twenty-one years old,
OF 2S3 Twenty-seventh street, and James
White, twenty-five years old, OF 2S9 Van
Brunt street, were held without bail by
Justice Tighe in the Butler Street Police
Court, Brooklyn, to-day to await the
recovery or death OF Patrick Moran OF
considered critical. DR.. A. J. Dover de-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

mission 10 homes everywhere in the land, max
ing sunshine. hopeful faces, and ready smiles
where there was sadness and the weary looks OF
despair,
Mrs, Jennie A. Run whose portrait is given
above. writing from her home in Scbewa, Mich,
| says: ~
oyc- year, from which he suffered the tortuie'
of daily death. He could eat scarcely any
ihing. and what he did eat sourei on his stomach
and caused him TO bIoat so ierriblythst lite was
only n burden. Vie tried physicians TO no avail
and a. was taking Patne's celery comrou1d he
thought he would try II, In a short time he " =
surprised 10 ind that he could ca anytime with
no bad effects the bloating Is all gone and hts
stomac n Is in good condition. .
81 had suffered for years with periodical spellH
OF sick headache; pen cannot describe what !
suffered at such times. For the last two years !
noticed that my nervous system WAS getting all
out of order: had no appetite and was getting
to be mere shadow OF my former sell. was
nervous. weak could not rest nights, and felt
gloomy aud low spirited. Before had taken
one bottle OF Pa,ne's celery componud began TO
feel like new person, and now. after taking six
bottles, l am enjoying perfect health. have
not had spell Of sick headache in over a year.
NV nerves are all right my sleep rs like that OF
healthy child. and feel more itk' one than
like n woman of thirty. do all my own work
and bless Paiues celery compound for what 1t
has done FOR me and mine.
!" We have used in our family l2 or Is bottles
| OF Paine's celery comnoun1. Dortors' DIS are
now unknown In our family"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
HONORING THEIR DELEGATES.
Evening World" stereotypers En-
Joy Chapel Dinner.

The Evening world"' stereotypers
gave a farewell dinner last Sunday at
the Fishkill Club. Canarsie, to their
delegates. C. s. Roberts and H, A.
Moreland, who are to represent New
York Stereotypers' Union No. at the
l, l.. U. Convention TO be held this
month at Louisville, KY.
enjoyable Songs, speeches and humor-
germo odyn F. Carroll MsGf sT s. Hilton HS r. B.
travis, T. e. Nyhan, ]. s. Brown.
A. !, Hilton. A. Winters. ]. Dermody,
D. Niner apd W. Murphy.
"A toast to the delegates, proposed by
~ j. Dean, was greeted by three hearty
CHEERS and a tiger.
Thanks were given to the Committee
Of Arrangements, which consisted of
~ Trsyis, j. 8. Brown and b. Nc
Dsonald and to John Whitaker. caterer,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
JAIL AGAIN FOR AHRENS.
But This Was Simply for Drunken
ness Not for Wife-Beating.

ness Not for Wife-Beating.
Henry Ahrens was again sent to Jail
by Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day on a charge
of intoxication.
Justice Goettlng has been a magistrate
for six years. and during that time it is
estimated that Ahrens has spent nearly
four years in confinement by sentences
of Justice Goetting Ahrens enjoyed
beating his wife with his wooden leg,
and in three years and two months he
was sent to the peitentiary six times
each time for six months.
This time Ahrens has kept away from
his wife for three weeks, and there were
no distressing features about his intoX-
ication. Consequently he was given only
ten DAVIS
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
CHlL6REN'S CLOSE call.
Trolley Cars Pole Jerked from Its
Fastening Into the street.

A curious accident, illustrating the
variety of possible mishaps that beset
the trolley's path. happened to car $40
of the Third avenue line, Brooklyn.
early this morning
AS the car crossed Ninth street the
pole, which should have been momen-
tarily hauled down, caught on the wires
Of the Ninth street line. The pole was
Jerked out and thrown into the street.
narrowly missing some children. The
car was picked up and showed along by
the car following.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

Neu. who was formerly collector of
wampum. or treasurer OF the Tribe, was
accused by his successor in office. Louis
Schaefer on behalf Of the Tribe. with
retaining 1907, which, according to rule,
he should have deposited in the bank.
When his disobedence Of the rule was
discovered the braves taxed him with
malfeasance in office, and Neu left town.
warrant for grand larceny was Sc
cured, which was served by Court Officer
Webb.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
TORE DOWN HIS FENCE.
WOuld-Be Comptroller Palmer Han.
dicnpped by Six Small boys.

John Carroll, Patrick Carroll. Alexan-
der Miller, Keyser Miller, Thomas White
and Frederick Gehrhardt. six small and
dirty boys. were arraigned in the Even
Street Court. Williamsburg, this morn
ing on a charge of stealing a fence.
George w. Palmer, who expects to be
nominated for Comptroller by the Re-
publicans this year, lives at l47 Newell
street. Some time during Monday night
the six boys tore down the wooden fence
around his house and carried IT away
for firewood. All of the youngsters were
held for examination.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
BARRYMORE SET FREE.
The Diamond Merchant Released
from the Asylum.

James Barremore, the diamond mer-
chant of Nassau street this city, was
released by Justice Smith, Of the Su-
preme Court, Brooklyn, this morning
from the asylum in Amityvllle, L. l.
lum by Judge Andrews, on what he
claims was perjured evidence, In order
that his wife might obtain 10000 which
he recently inherited.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
J. L. MYER DEAD.
Expired Suddenly from Nervous
Prostration in Elizabeth.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

Especial 10 the EVENING WOrIuJ
ELIZABETH. N. j., Oct 81. Law
renee Myer. well-known in Wall street
for nearly quarter of CEN
tury, died suddenly last night at his
residence, $40 North Broad street. this
city, of nervous prostration.
He was a prominent member of West
minister Presbyterian Church and of the
Elizabeth Athletic Club, and moved in
the most exclusive social circles:
Mr.. Myer was forty-six years old, and
leaves a widow and four children.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
CACHED THE WAMPUM.
Red Man Neu Held ON His Brother
Braves Testimony.

Jacob Neu, formerly of Brooklyn, but
now a gentleman at large, was held for
the Grand Jury in Gates Avenue Court,
Brooklyn, this morning on a charge Of
embezzling the funds of the Leni-Lenape
Tribe, No. 4s. of the Independent Order
of Red Men. which holds its meetings at
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

A Physician writesI ~ frequently pre-
scribe Milhau's DalisayA as q tonic and mud good
results IN every case. 4" MILHAu, 1853 b way. -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03

NEW DESIGNS In RELIABLE CARPETS, very
ehesp from Free Wool at CowPERTHwAIt's new
store, lOA West ltth st. No old stock.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-10-03
II in Want

OF Furniture you can obtain all the latest styles at
Gko L, FLINT Co. 5, 40 West I'D st ~
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
G. V. COMMANDERY.

Clinch Valley Commandery No. 90,
Knights Templar, formed in their
Aaylum on Christmas day aud march
cd to the Methodist church in their
brilliant uniforms and carried their
magnificent banner.
The Rev. B. w. s. Bishop preach
cd eermon of great power aud his
peroration to the knights was grand
and worthy OF Peter the Hermit.
The singing and music, under the
leadership of MIR. and Mrs. A. d. w
Walton, was splendid. and better
rendered than at any of our neigh
boring towns on Masonic occusions
This young commandery has made
an enviable reputation for zeal and
Learning, having been referred to by
the Eminent Grand Commander az
one of the most promising in the
State of Virginia.
We learn there is movement ON
foot to celebrate Ascension Day here,
if so, the people of the town ought
to contribute literally of their means
to assist this young commnndery to
make it a success. 1t will bring two
hundred people to town for at lensi
two days and the money spent will
be considerable.
Tazewell should, by all means,
maintain it's reputation for hospital
ity. Let us show this young com.
mandery that we are proud OF it.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05

~ N6lssl6.l ~
"cu"aSa' 90 goSSare hcF0 ? III not. | must
ten you inhll eandor aud fr,nkness.
TINT you nre notinlh,ung your n.is
SION Tell mo not this in tho worl,,
OF tho church. | know il is. | FREQ.
ly admit that il is. Rnt il il your
work, too. True, you havo noiuom.
mission, as has The church, to 20 in.
to all tho world and preach The gos.
pei to every creature. But you we
commissioned 10 DO yood men and
rue. You arc commissioned to do
your ullns III secret mud To lot your
light ahinc. Fvory truo nnd faithful
Knight muai .fiomm npon vice.
What made tho holy scpulchor The
sncred spot Tint your fnthors regard
cd it z Why did they protect it with
religious caro- from tho invasions and
dcscciniions of tho Sarncen, tho Mus.
sulmnn, the pagan end tho inIidel Z
| mood not tell you why. llo who
was The brief tenant Of that sepul.
cher introduced into onr fallen world
holy principles OF Justice, mercy,
truth and ,ighteouRncss denr 10 the
hcnrts of your fathers. Ayo denrer
thnn their liyos. So dear that whom
their Divine Author i'll His bodily
presence was gone, having left n per
fumo thnt Incdo tho scpulcher of His
snlnts place of sweet rost, tho spot
which was His scpnlchor, tho cave OF
tho Aramathean wns prccions plnco.
With their lives they defended it
from dosecra,ion. Shall those prin
clplos 10 onnobling to humanity DO
loss donr to you2 IL was not tho sep
nlcl.cr that the inlidel Surnccn and
snperetiIious Mussulninn hated. 1t
was The lofty principles inculcnted by
the Son Of Mary and the porson and
character Of Him who bought life
and Immortality TO light by His gos
pei SEQ to il, / prny you, that the
nmtc OF your fathers is not your only
Heritage from them. If tho princi-
pies which moved them hive no i'll
lluonce on You, you would better
abandon tho nano Of Knight for ill., t
of SarNcon aud Mussulman for with
them yc of right belong. Lot the
devotion of tho early and pio,s
knights bc emuluted in your lives.
Let their sentiments tx,lt your char
ncters. Let II stiict reverence for tile
name and person of Almighty God.
md n firm faith in lis sou Christ
Jasua, and II cheerful and joyful ote-
dirnce to his law characterize your
being bore aud then you will be
"Rnights5of tho blood rcd cross'' in
deed. 0therwiie you lave only &
name tolive while you are dead aud
tho sooner you repent the better for
yourselves and the charaator and rep.
utntion OF your organization.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-01-05
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