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PONY MOORE RE4RREs TED
re Violated the Parole on witch lie Wa
Released by Justice Taiator.

For the second time within twenty -four
hours Pony Moore. tho London concert hall
man and father-ln-law OF puRilist Charley
Mitchell. was arrested by the New York police
yesterday afternoon. He was frat arrested on
Thursday night for assaultinG conductor on
O Broadway car. He was arraigned In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning and
held in $500 bail on this charge He was re-
leased on Lawyer Daniel O'Reilly's parole for
few hours to get = bondsman. but he failed
to reappear up to the time the court adjourned.
and Justice Taintor issued a bench warrant
for his roarrest. On this warrant he was taken
to the Mulberry street police station and gave
bail for his appearance at the Tombs this
morning.
Pony's appearance was rather bodraggled
when he took his place yesterday morning In
the line Of "drunks" and petty thieves that
were awaiting trial In the police court. A
very large diamond sparkled In his shirt 'front.'
and he held shiny silk hat In his hand. but
his black satin necktie had crept around
under his left ear, and his eyes looked As II he
sat Just outside the railing. He was not the
least dlsconcerted by the curious glanoes OF
hs ESSG ws% as@ ta ssss
and be stood up before Justice Taintor.
MUor SH'tGs "t ss
sweE
=, Where were you born"
In Mulberry street"
Where do you reside 2"
At the Metropolitan Hotel"
Then the prisoner pleaded not guilty In very
positive tones, and Conductor Cohen. whom
he Is ACCUSED OF assaulting. took the stand aud
gave his version OF toe affair. Following him
Mitchell swagRered ND on the witness box
and In a voice Just above a whisper told JUS
ttce Taintor that he didn't know who struck
the first blow. LAWYER O'Reilly and Doc"
Dougherty. who were In the car with Moore
and Mitchell, told their stories, after which
Justice Taintor held the prisoner for trial in
He had no bondsman. in court and Lawyer
O'Reiliy asked the Justice to parole Moore in
his custody for few hours until bail could 10
secured: The request was granted. and tho
party LETT court. As tho morning session had
passed away and the AFTERNOON session was
drawing to close without Mr.. Moore or his
hondsman putting In an appearanceS Justice
Taintor began to grow uneasy; At ), O'Clock,
whom he adjourned court, he Issued n bench
warrant for Moore's immediate arrest Ths
9ffieeis found him at the Metropolitan Hotel.
He said that he had not returned to court be.
cauae he thought he was not expected to do 50
until his case came up In Special Sessions
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BosroS. Feb. AIN the House TO-DAY the
Senate resolution requesting the Senators and
Representatives IN Congress 20 oppose the
tAEln on carpet schedule In the Wilson bill.
cane up and AE; Coaklsy Of Cambridge moved
sluds ths Hon J. II walker irem Che iist on
hsPEskantAtises called uP0A, The H0uss rs-
iSetsdths Amsndnsnt AID Adopted tks TsSOIa-
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judge Pryor OF the Court Of Common Pleas
has denied the application Of Patrolman
Michael EradJ for DsrsmptorY writ OF man
damus Commanding the Police Commission
era 70 retire him Bro ~ IL the oEiesr aga nst
S7o iIom william Fink and agreed 70 have M m
4ppolntsa en- the police force. The Board re-
~ utAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-03
DRIVEWAY CONTRACT SIGNED.
Contractor Lsary wan Put a Hundred Men
90 " ork Monday.

President Tappen OF the Park Board and
Contractor James ID. Leary signed yesterday
the contract for work on the first section Of the
Harlem River Driveway. Previous TO this
Comptroller Fitch had approved Mr.. Learys
sureties Mr.. John q. Moore and Mr.. John
Good, Work will DO begun on the driveway
early on Monday morning. At first about 100
men VIII bs put to work, and later as many as
E.Ooo may pc employeh There Is much blast
contractor has 375 consecutive working DAYS
in which to do the work. which should be au-
second section will be advertised In a week or
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-03

The Grand JuTT in BROOKLYN yesterday made
pTssentmsht recommending that the Board
OF Education provide i've more primary
sehools. and an edition 10 school No. 81 for
the accom- alton OF BOO more prlmsFy
puplis Their also said that mAlrons should
hsE s sss 20 a az Solss i5sl0as where
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

ment Capt DemArest held their annual dinner At the
Columbia last Monday evening Among the guests
were Adjt Gen. Porter. Cot Camp. Adjt stephen y.
Hart Capt Jardins exJieut Edwin yton. aud Lieut.
NJ j. spsilnsn sixtynnth Battalion. The presence OF
the Adjutant General was Circumstance as unique as
IL was hsteriug. and lent than ordinary sgnin
| canoe 10 the occasion. In his happest vein he re-
counted many interesting and amusing incidents Of his
connection with Company q, whose Captain he once
and II could readily be that his old and
stiil held place in his affections After neat
little speech by Col Camp between whom and Gen. Por-
the past and present OF the Twenty Regiment
seemed linked on this OCCASION Capt. Jardins followed
with very interesting and instructive review OF tho
regiments history from the date Of its organization to
the present time lie aroused much enthusiasm by his
witty saying that while Columbus was fsted TO be the
discover,r OF the New World IL reserved Com
pany to discover the man who. by tireless energy
and unsurpassed ability. was destined to raise the
National Guard OF the Enpiru state to ts present
diton OF unparalleled efficiency and prominence.
Company C. Capt Murray. did itself proud At the
entertainment gave In Central Turn Verein Hall
Thursday night. and the production OF the Black
Mikado," which preceded the reception. would have
done credit to nrst.class professional company. A
meeting Of the athletic club shortly DO
held ana arrangements made for the spring games.
Col Austen OF the Thirteenth Regimen. in or.
der that the enlisted men OF his com and AhAll
fully understand the duty they are bound by law
to perform. upon the proper performance OF
which hangs the granting OF honorable dis.
charge. has issued instructions to them making
plain the point in question The Colonel sayst mo
honorable discharge will be granted except personal
appearance OF the applicant before the Colonel. with
certificate OF company commander. countsrsigned by
battalion commander. that applicant has attended
sixty per centum of the drills and pArades in
each year as per section So Military Code; and all
members who do OF perform the p.r o.n,um OF du,v
s.,nT..., 10, 80. ". 90 ,' W.. ~
~, 80 ,-,.,' ~ 49, - sn. ae"us So YOU anu
- s,e =, auaI.. W. 49, ~, s =" VI murray
Tho Fighting Fourts,pth Col NiebsI will n. -.
viewed at its armory next Thursday nigh, by MAYOR
sch,.r.n a, nrooLI,n coI u,n..u b.. a,t.., ,.,,.I
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me Rev. Dr.. T.Iaaks,s Plaa..

On his retirement from the Brooklyn Tsbsr'
naele in a couple OF months the Rev DR.. Tai
mage will make an extensive tour abroad
visiting the Hawaiian Islands. New Zealand
Australia China. India. and the East He vii
be accompanied by his wife and two daughters
What he Eill do on his return. 1t IL said. has
not been detsEminsd on.
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George lines, Dr.. Thrown from His Ho &C.
BLOOMFIELD. n. J.. Feb, 2.-George InneG
Jr.. the artist, who lives at Montclair. was rid
ing on horseback this morning in bloomfield
avenue. near the Newark city line whom his
horse took fright and ran away The animal
coillSed with a tree and Mr. Innes was thrown
dered unconscious by his fall A carriage coz.
yeIed him to his homo at Roswell Manor IE
10 feared that he IL internally injured
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-03
" RED Nossd Mixes" Confederate. Co.-
yIelea In Italy OF 40 Amerieau Murder.

WnKEsBARRE. Pa. Feb. 2.-The District Az
torney OF Luzerne county was notified to-day
BY Secretary Gresham that the two Italians.
Giuseppe Beviyeno and Vincenzo yillelA as
completes OF Red Nosed Nike" had been con-
yicted OF murder In the italian courts. The
former was sentenced to twenty years impris-
on,msnt And the latter to fifteen. years. Tho
Mcclure Of Philadelphia and Flanagan Of
QuAkertown on the mountains near here 10
1873 Red Nosed Mike" was hanged here
but the others escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-03

Attsntoa is called y the ASH 4aaaAl stGLssat =
ths Mutual henent Life lnauranee Company " NsEaEk
"a sea- ~ "a az. ss Sssd =.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-03
Edwin NJ Circuit has been appointed Judge Adyoe.
Of the Second Brigade. vice GAynor, resigned

Col Partridge Of the TSsnIy-third RsEimsut IA,
had bound for diSIri6ution among hts onesrs an m,
printed orders issued by him during 1903 me cove,
OF tue ooos 10 blue and upon the front IL stamped ths
badge Of the regiment In gilt The book will be .,nsd
annually IN the future, and sin prove very hand 81,
reference -
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Battalion drills In the Ninth Regiment Col Seward
will be held next week folloSs TussdAT Conpant,
q. d. ana ii; " sdnssdAy, h. "a, and X; Thursday A n
. ana l. Surgeon boy raised nine new recruits IAs
Monday night Lieut. LOOMS formerly in the Eth
tsenth Separate Company, has been unanlmousI,
elected in CompAuyD
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

A portrait OF President Cleveland
was Kissed and then torn itom an arch,
at Braddock. Pa. on Wednesday,
which had hean erected by the citizens
in honor OF the q. A. L, There was q
great deal oil Indignation showed at
the Gct.on of the CounoIlm IN In pla.
cling tile portrait among those OF Wash,
ington. LinccIn, Grant. Sherman,
Sheridan and Meade. MeuOers oil
Major harper's post soon learned tie
cause Or tic trouble and le,A couL.
eli OF tho sidewalk. Il was dee dut
unanimously. that President Cley.
lands picture must be removed. some
OF the citizens took the matter in han d
and tore down the portrait A great
deal OF bitterness 8 felt by the Ieu Die
towards Cleveland. and 1t Is to b,
regretted that It should 10 manifest
ed in this way, as the President oil
tho country Should always lie treated
with respect, however great may De
his dellnquincics
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

~ was atltcted with horrible case
of blood poison, aud Tor upwards Of i
OF that time ! was unable to
do work of any kind, NV finger uuils
came of and my hair dropped out,
leaving my head as clean and as
smooth as If It had been shaved. |
the Lest local physlcians,
ana spent hundreds OF Golars Tor
of different kinds, but with.
out receiving the slightest benefit. /
was advised finally To visit Hot
Strings. This / diI. hut becoming
llsEusted with tho treatment was
receiving there. commenced taking
Swiits Specific Is. ;. S. lle effect
that 5. S. 5. had on me was truly
wonderful. colnmcueed to recover
after tuklng the first bottle: and bl
the time | mad taken twelve oott.es
WIS entirely cured cured ~ Swllt'e
specific Is. $. 5. Wien tho world re,
uuwnGd Hot Springs failed.
VA. ). Looms, Shreveport, La.
\ valuable book On the disease anG
its treatment Will be mai ell free l.
any address by SWIFT SPECIFIC co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

THE Black Flag" is underlined 10
next week to succeed waiting Fo
the Verdict at the Kensington.
Manager BfadenburRh, at the Mu
scum, has In preparation other greaI
novelties to follow the Divorce Con
lveDtioD, and features for the continu
GUS variety performance that ever
promises to surpass the present high
class bill.
At the Lyceum Theatre next week
the London Bellies open weeks en-
lgagement.
Kellar. the great magician and won
der worker, will be seen at the Broal
Street 1heutre all next week In thu
grand series OF marvels which he ha,
now arranged after season OF inves
litigation In the old world. to present
for the first time to American audi
ehces.
George Thatcher heads great com
ipany ut the National Theatre neXt
week. in highly varied entertainment
in which the best features OF high
iclnss mlnstrelsy ard farce comedy az,
most happily blended.
James Ii. Mackey, OF Bunch o
Keys and Grimes Cellar Door" fam
comes next week to the Empire in hi
new play, The Sile Show
The opening Of tho Arch Stree
Theatre season OF old fares and come
idiettas takes place on saturday even
Jung next.
To Gilmore's Auditorium next weel
comes Weber and Fields new show
entitled "Russell Brothers Come
ldians."
/ A brand now farcecomedy by Chaa
Illoyt entitled "a Black Sheep" will
have its first production at TIN
Chestnut street Theatre on Alonda!
might next.
wife for Wife" the well know
Imelo.dramatic masterpiece. will b,
produced for the first time at popula
prices next week at the Standard Tho
iatre by first class company.
4 The screaming Trolley Party,
which is the main feature of the pres
Ient bill at Carncross', has proved sue
an overwhelming success that 1t vii
be kept on next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

The registration OF voters In the
several hundreds of this county will
commence tomorrow, and 1t IL hoped
that the citizens generally will attend
to having their names placed on tn,
list, III order to accommodate thos,
who have other business To morrow
the registration officers Will meet
again on the 24nd and 2jth Inst. and
also on the 9th Of October. The voter.
win therefore have every opportunity
to register and thus qualify them
selves to vote next November. They
Should, however. act promptly, ne 1t /.
not wtso to put oil uhtil tomorrow
what can be done to-day, The regis
Itrutlon in our clty commences abou
the middle OF October,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

Tho American people OF to.Gay are
the best travellers in the world. They
require the best accommodations, and
lt Ia the aim OF tho railroads and the
sleeping car lines to supply them.
Many people desire eXclusiveness In
their accommodation which has
heretofore been provided III the draw.
ling ard state rooms.
The demand for the drawing.rooms
is increasing, and in order to meet II
.ths Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has added to the already comprehen.
;sive and complete equipment of the
lPennsylvania Limited u apartment
car. This car, finished in the usually
luxurious style of the Limited cars
contains two large drawing rooms
and seven state.lOOms. The drawing
oors contain section and one lower
berth, the state.rUoms one section
Both have complete anu individual la
IYatory arrangements
| In tins car ono may enjoy all the pri,
lvacy OF hotel room, and travel al
Imost as much secluded us in private
car.
The Pennsylvania Limited. leaving
| New York every day at 1000 A. NJ,
Philadelphia II. 20 noon, Washington.
no 80 A. NJ, Baltimore ll.4OA. NJ, nIlt
ARRIVING at Chicago 800 A. NJ. neXl
day. Ia tho only perfectly appointed
| Limited Express running between tn,
Eastern cities and Chicago.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

do you find any dissatisfaction in
the East over the turiflf'
Il reached Elkins. W, Va, on the
day OF the Republican Congress. onal
Convention there, replied Mr. ilarvI.
son. The convention was held in thC
morning, and / arrived in the aftor-
noon. l found the RopubIicaus ell
thusiastlc. AS to dissatisfaction con
corning the tariI, | found that 1t ex.
listed in that district. Mr.. Wilson
himself represents Elkius and the
surrounding country, you know The
miners and others throughout Wes
Virginia do not take kindly to the new
tartG Law. Throughout tho East, 1
4lnk, there Is general and expls eel
dissatisfaction.
Upon iuy return here lind 1t stat
ed that the greatest danger to tn,
Democratic party at proseati5 over
confidence II the pllty Is suffering
nothing but oyernpu.l lenre 1t Is IN
very healthy STATE am sure Duun.
my Elstorn "Trip III not llnl ;4,
oyercoulilenee at II IN Iussest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

People living IN tie noighborhood of
Fourth aud Harrison streets arc CON.
planning loudly to-day OF the made.
luate police service in that section of
tho city. Last evening whlentth Ger
man kirniss at linvarian Park two
young men tried to raise quarrel
with man and vile. The Inter palr
left the park and were followed by i've
Dung men who Kept using insulting
language. AT Fourth aud Harrison
sta ets the two young men came az
and the woman tod them to move on
THAT 10 one wanted to have ANYTHING
to say or do to them. one oil the young
linen after using considerable loud Ian.
Iguage of a foul nature struck the
woman.
10 Then cries OF police murder! ana
police watch rang out OIL the calm
might alr ami "A general row continued
Tor some time. The uuiee awakened
the residents of the ncIgAbcrhuod, and
They complain bitterly to-day OF tic
lack Of police protection. II Is hoped
|'.at the Two young men will br ar.
rested and bought TO Justice where a
lesson will lie taught to them how tc
conduct themselves when ON the
streets ut night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

William Van Puttkamsr. German,
who elaine to be nephew VI Prince
bismarck. the 7ex-prime Minister oil
The German Empire. Is patient at the
Delaware Hospital, he having been
admitted few days ago while suffer
ling from a hemorrhage. Van Puttka.
mere story OF his life 10 quite roman.
tic. claiming to be a German noble
man. q soldier In three wars, the
Eranco-Prussian. Turco- Russian and
IGermRny-French, and wounded So
verely in each. While In the Turoo-
RUSSIAN war he received ball in the
lung and was picked up for dead. In
1890 be came to the United States and
landed at New York. Here the bullet
no had received In South America, and
which was still imbsdded in his breast,
was cut out at Bellevue Hospital, and
is the cause Of the late attack of hem.
Iorrhnges. Since he has been In Amer
ica he followed the life Of sailor.
Daring his illness at the hospital he
told his story and dictated a letter to
he sent to his father in case he did not
recover. Since his partial recovery he
has written TO his sister living In Nor
way, and expects TO receive un answer
from her before leaving the hospital,
which will be about October Let.
MIR. Puttkamer spoke very grateful.
ly Of the frlends he had found here
and OF the kind attention he has 70.
celved at the hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

The Park Commission Will meet nj
klrkwoOd Park on Monday afternoon
The number OF sparrows that roost
on the trees on the King street side ol
the CITY Hall is not 80 great as last
spring.
Captain Ernest 4 Greenough, com.
handing tho Ninth Separate Com.
pany n. g., S. n. s.. was in this city
yesterday. and while hero ylsited
several officers OF tue National Guard
of this State.
The good people in the vicinity of
Second and Union streets are greatly
in need oil a post Office letter box ana
would like Uncle Sam to furnish ono
for their convenience at once.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
w. G. L. U. will he held at their head.
quarters. No. 100 West Eighth street.
this afternoon.
There Is an ordinance prohibiting the
throwing OF waste paper and circulars
on our streets and payements undor a
penalty OF Sd.
1he Philadelphia milk dealers have
raised the retail price of milk to s
cents q quart.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

Yesterday was big Thursday" at the
Dover fair and there were about 10 OOl
people present. The races resulted
thus: ~
5 year-old stake. purse $500. won by
peta, b. m, Forrest Stock Farm.
2.20 class. pacing. purse $500. won by
Simmons. Frank Barnes.
IA class, purse $500. won by Cur.
rita. b. g., &. Nj. Garmendia.
Inc time OF Simmons In the q q
class Of 10 reduced the track record
two seconds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

A BUSINESS man says that dime
seems to be as large now Us dollar
was a few years ngo. diminished
business hus led to this change. In
some cases we suppose that dollar
appears to be as big rs cart whcol.
II the depression keeps on every penny
will be so magniiicd that We snail not
be able to realize that wheat ever sold
at q dollar bushel. or ever will DO
sold at that price again.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14

Wilmington 10 a manufacturing
city. Nine tenths Of it's business men
are Republicans and favor tariff for
protection. This system enables them
to pay good wages to their employees,
and at the same time contributes to
the pros Dsrity OF every class OF citt.
Izens. Without manufacturing our
country would be poor indeed. little
more than a dependency OF Great
Britain, yet there is class OF free
traders among US that are attempting
to hoodwink the laboring people and
force them into voting the Democratic
ticket. Instead of being friends OF
the laboring people they are enemies,
wolves in sheep clothing, and should
be treated as all preteaders are gener-
ally treated. should be given the cold
shoulder by every lover OF his coun-
try.
Their Misrepresentation and cajo'
lery will not save them. The work
Ing people understand the difference
between high and low wages. between
plenty OF work and no work. The In
creased Republican vote In Maine did
not come from the lumbermen So
much as II did from the faotorymen -
the residents OF the towns and villages,
and the same may be said OF Vermont.
Tho same will be the case in our Stat
1t is idle tc say that the German tariff
bill is the best we have had for thirty
years, although it is Infinitely better
than the Wilson bill. for which the
Every Evening labored 80 as5lduously.
The people know the difference he.
tween the present and the past, and
will not need TO be told how 10 vote to
get back 10 the prosperity they ell.
ioyei under system which so.called
Democrats styled little b!ttsr til u
legalIzed robbery" lJi Is pity that
that the abused people did not find
this out without being told OF 1t by
scheming politicians. II they had
suffered 80 much, been robh,d SO
much, they world have found it out
without any interference from out
side parties. This Is but another
ILLUSTRATION OF the tricks OF the ioHy
crow. but they will fail to pull the
wool over anyhody's eyes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14
RICHARD GOLDEN A FALslFlER.


Her own.
1t is astounding to note how falsifiet
are all the predictions Of Richard Cubdel
and how true, in only 60 years, hay,
been the Observation-Disclosures at the
time-that the days would come whel
would have to submit t.
German wages, German hours Of labor,
German food, or tc leave their land Of
birth and seeR for fair remuneration il
lands where protection to native labol
was in force. and the bone, sincw ani
capital of man was not handicapped by
paupcr labor Do not all our abAest
statesmen Of both political parties, oul
bankers, our merchants, our manufac
turors concur with our landlords ant
farmers that without protection, wisely
and carefully sustained, England can
not hold her own against all "the civil
Lied world%" Driven ont of all "civi
liked markets, the search for new mar
kets among the uncivilizcd millions q
Africa, who only use three yards PEE
annum of calico to cover their loins
will not replace the loss Of our Eu
ropom, American, Indian, Chinese an,
Japanese customers Cor Mancheste
Courier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-14
Held for ArsOn,

Emory Trusty, colored. was held
without ball by Judge Fall In the Mu-
niclpal Court this morning on the
CHARGE OF arson for the upper court.
Lost Tuesday night no was seen to
strike match and set lire to q piece
of paper In the door In a house on
East Fifth street. He was represented
by Arthur W. Spruance who made
som 9 excellent points In his clients
behaIf.