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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
NIPPED IN TIME.
ForsSthr says Not t0nntcrfrtt
Dollar Was circulated.

United States Secret Service Agent
fOrsythC said thisSmorning thai Russell
-. Hoyt and Samuel Massey, who were
recently arrested on n charge of counter
fcitiug instead of putting II lnillion dol
Larry worth Of bud Treasury notes ~ en-
latlun, had failed 10 put out one. dollar OF
counterfeit money.
81 have beer IN communication with
these people, said he. "siu"c June 10
lns and knew every NOV" they made.
This departments Officers we're WIN
Mrs. Hoyt, Iloyt's wife" NOR" than u
week ago ana obtained from her the
most vamnhle 'utormntou Sh" l. not
under arrest but It is known whore she
Is. and sh" can be produced quickly
When wanted.
AS to the arrests ALLEGED To- have
been made of james DAVIS, II member
of the gang In Imnburp tu"n, and Of
Humphrey otis, in Bethel. Conn. also
alleged to be IN COLLISION WIN them, I
can state that I have no official iufurma-
ton of their arrest Fhr whole work
ings of tlo gang viii be made public in
"A few days, ,-- ... -.
"Nun tnay surinise, il you viii. that
this department kept 80 cluso a watch
that III" plans OF the gang were upset
Just when they Wcr" ready To circulate
the counterfeit money"
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PENSIONERS ARE IN A HURRY.
Three Thousand Form in Line to
Get Their Money.
First Payments Made To-Day fRsR
tho New Quarters.

The Government paid its pensioners To-
day for the first time, in the new quar-
tiers, in Sixth avenue. near Tenth
street.
It has been three months since the last
payment which was then made from the
old place In Canal street. Times have
continued hard these three months and
the result was a most astonishing out
pouring of men, women and children.
The men were in a vast majority. The
women and children PROBABLY numbered
500, but when the pension office opened
at o'clock this morning there were
not less than 5000 elderly and few very
old men standing In a line that stretched
from the office door down Sixth avenue
to Tenth street, east on Tenth street 70
Fifth avenue and Tapped a half block W
the avenue.
These were all men who felt that thsy
needed their National reward 10 SHARPLY
that they could not wait until MONDAY
for 1t.
The interior of the new qusrterh
which are as big as two large store
rooms turned into one, Is divided Int
two sections. one for men and the Other
LOT women. Ihere are DeHcneo Oh pote
sides that will seat a score or more. On
the mems side these were reserved for
crpples.
Some OF the pensioners took their sta:
tons outside the office last evening ana
SLEPT on the sidewalk all night SO thsS
they might be sure of being served to.
day. AT daylight this morning the line
numbered a thousand. -,
There are 6cOV pensioners on the list
at this agency. The district includes
that part OF New York State. except
the north and south border OF counties,
as far West as Buffalo and that por-
ton of New Jersey lying east Of Trenton.
Most of these are paid by mall but be-
tween fifteen and twenty thousand col
lect their pensions quarterly over the
counter. They are given checks payable
upon identification at the Sub-Treesuryi
but large number have them shaved
by friends.
Col. Truesdell had paid something
more than a thousand claims at noon;
and thought he would dispose OF THAI
many more before o'clock. the closing
hour. That will leave great many
unpaid to-day.
There were about one hundred colored
men in the ranks
There are as yet none OF the missions
and temperance retreats near the neu
quarters that were established aoous
the old in Canal street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
SHE DIDN'T MOVE ON.
Actress May BnllOu's Argument
with n PoIicem man Cost Her -.

May Ballou, an actress. said to be
with the Della Fox company, and a
young woman who is beautiful In face
and figure. was fined s. In Jefferson Mar
ket Court. to-day for intoxication.
Miss May and young man, both
OF whom had apparently been UP all
night, were holding noisy argument
In front Of the Casino at 7.3o o'clock
this morning. when Policeman Fay
walked up and told them to move on"
The young man moved on on the
jump. and never came back. Miss
May, however, was in a different tenn
per; she called the policeman unbecom-
Ing names. and struck at him with her
parasol.
She was still tipsy when taken to
court, but was bubbling over, with good
nature. She "haun't touched a drop"
AID when the Judge asked her why
the policeman had arrested her, she
said: Give 1t up, Judge. It's a mys-
| terry to me-"
Then, turning reproachfuily upon the
| policeman, she said, You might b.
mistaken for a gentleman"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
STRIKE SYMPATHY COSTLY.
RniIrond Company VIII Remove
shop, from brazil, Ind.
,By Associated Pres,


BRAZIL, Ind. Aug. t.-Gcneral Man
ager BroughtOn, Of the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois railroad, has arrived
In this city and ordered the Company's
divisional shops torn down and loaded.
preparatory TO moving them TO Mo-
1nsnrc. ~. When thirty business men
requested that The shops be allowed to
sreIpaIn here, Mr.. Broughton said the
rity and county authorities had refused
the Company projection, and he bitterly
ccnSrred Sheriff RinBo for appearing on
the Cowpany,S property. when appealed
to for protertion wearing the strikers
VIII. te ribbon. -
IIn also said that non-union men had
been driven out or The city; that board
houses and restaurants here refused
TO iced them. ana the Company thought
II best to move the shops. The business
men assured hin, that the Company
would receive ample protection, and
called n law -aud-order meeting at the
opera house Ia take steps IN the matter.
II the shops are moved. II Is said, the
city viii sue the Company for $50, 900,
given the road when IT. was built. on
( tho, provision that the shops should be
main tained here.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
ROBBED THE POST-OFFICE.
Tuckahoe Burglars First Ban
quoted in a Newspaper Office.
Secured Seven Registered Letters,
but Wouldn't Take Any cpl"

TCCKA ROE, \. y, Aug. a. Cuuil-
try. newapapcr office IL the last place III
the world one would expect professional
burglars 10 broa. into in search Of
plumber aud vet that IL what was done
in this village last night. what they
expected to fnd Is not. known what
they did IN thn oriro Is snrmiscd from
tho condition OF affairs discovered there
this morning.
rhe bed Of tho largest press owned hy
y. n Ashley proprietor Of The Bulletin,
was used ns u baudlvtiS table, and IL
rather an elaborate n"al, the menu
evidently having been made us of art!-
rles purluue1 from various stores aud
Kitchens. No printers 'pL however
After their meal In the newspaper office
the burglar got d'~n 10 business IN a
styh which ini.c.rrs that theS were
protest. JnLi crdck snidn.
BS the use uf s.e'e'tn keys they So.
curei cntraucc to the Posi- pt'icr and
drilled the safe. How lnIig they workoi
on /: i. not kn1vn but It was after M
was, to bow fine door Of thc cafe on Us
hinges. was exploded. $500. x
The coucussipn shook tho building ard
shattered som" wluiio VS.. and the report
alarmed the netghborhood and drew II
crowd to thc PLACE.
The noise of tho explosion also seal I'd
away the burglars but not until th"H
had made hurried cNamiuaHon OF the
contents OF the sale.
Tie trcasur,- they mad expected 10 find
was uul there. tn" postmaster having
Just settled w his monthly. accounts
There were some stamps IN box, but
tines" ~"rr pur. taken. 4 package 'oi
81 shven rcgtstered lett ers, Ccutcnts- a'
present unknou wac carried on, how
eyer. 70,
The burglars left behind q ''jimmN'
and some other tools and y large regret
on the part of the townsmeu that they
didri arrive IT. thno 10 test their hbil'
ny rs fnarksnrn .- e.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
PACKERS TALK OF UNITING.
A. ". L. the Proposed Model for
Kansas CITY Men.
IN Aesot Iated rrest.

KANSAS CITY. Aug. 4.-The packing
house men Of this city are forming a
big labor organization, on lines similar
to those on which the 4. X. u. was
founded. II will take In all employees
OF ~" houses. instead OF having the men
organized by trades. The object Is to
have everybody belong to the same
lodge. and in that way they claim they
viii ~ In better position to protect
themselves.
This move was first placed on foot by
the butchers who are dissa tisred with
their present hours and wages The dif-
fercnt phases of the question were dis
rus-"d At a general meeting here last
night Many spoke for a National or
guniHatiCn, which should INCLUDE mem
country. Further plans are to be dis
GUESSED at II meeting called for next
week
1T bintseveral -eccity. 3b o.,i GIN
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
FIVE DROWNED IN A CANYON.
Cloudburst sweeps Away . Party
in Colorado.
lBy Associated Press)

TRINIDAD. Col. Aug. 4.-There was
a cloudburst in the hills above Berwind
on Thursday night. and the water came
down the canyon leading to that place In
such volume that party Of five were
caught. swept away and drowned. C.
Cando, the mail carrier between Chtcosa
station and Berwind, on the arrival OF
the Gulf train from Denver at Chicosa,
secured an Italian miner, ms VIE and
a. passengers for Berwind.
They had just entered the canyon when
the storm struck them, and SO QUICKLY
came the rush Of water that they we're
unable to escape. A searching party at
once started ont, and most of the bodies
have been recovered.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
GEORGE j GoU Ids vIGILANT.

The yachts looked beautiful. powerful
and SWIFT, as they sped along. beam for
beam, with Britannia on Vigilants port
side and holding the weather position.
Their sails were we'll filled. and nothing
prettier could be imagined than the
sight they presented as they went on
the starboard tack towards the opposite
shore. sailing through an immense fleet
of yachts and allowing all on board the
latter a splendid view of the two racers
before the real struggle commenced
But the fact that the two cracks were
obliged to thread their way through
this feet Of pleasure craft prevented
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word "Pantata,"' which they always
used IN referring TO capt. Strauss, 10
whose ward man they claimed 70 han'
paid blood money" and Builder hil-
patrick, who testified against MrLauEl-
lin, are mentioned as probable witness
The testimony ~ no stronger against
aEy OF the captains than thai hytNl-l
Nc I.aughliu while Ii, was NJ mo Wet
The question Of bonds. II g. said. may
also be brought ny against HIN, hut lnst
what has been done m his case ftr,l'r
than obtaining transcript .uf Up" cyl
tIencc is not known. as neithr" the Su-
perinteulent nor Mr.. Weliman VIII dis
CuSs the matter.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
BANDIT THREATENS A TOWN.
FcIipr Roinss Brignnds Kin Ti,"
People Nerr NaIcncin. NeNiru.

SAN PEDRO, MeN., AUG. -ThH" -
much excitement among the people OF
the town Of Valencia and the country
west Of here over the threa tened attack
on the place by Felipe Rojas. the noted
bandit leader, and his band of bripands
The outlaws have their rendezvous, il
that section. and u few nights ago at
tackled Il ranch near the town and Killed
the proprietor aud four servants.
The bandits then robbed the house.
after which they burned it and the other
buildings on the place. rlie people of
Valencia organized 4 russe and went IN
pursuit of tn" outlaws, but could not
overtake thcm. ltOiaS mas sent = letter
TO the citizens that he rrd his band win
sack ana burn the town because OF the
effort to capture them.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
STANDARD PROTESTS.
\igiiant should Not Have Been Al
lowed to Race without Rating.

CBy Associated Press.l
LONDON, Aug. 4--The Standard. com
menting upon yesterdays measurement
of Britannia and Nigilant, protests
that Nigilant should not have been
allowed to race without being rated. II
says Excepting the race at Bangor.
when Britannia retired, there is no GER
talnty that she has yet won prize from
Britannia Our protest is not against
NiGilant individually, but generally, on
principle against such laxity in enforc-
Ing existing rules.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
WAS WITH "BAT" SHEA.
Daniel O'NeilI, Involved In Troy
Election Troubles, Caught Here.

Daniel O'Neil, twenty-eight years oid'
who has been living for month or Two
at % Hancock place, was arrested last
night by Detectives Cum and Mccarthy
ON a telegram from Chief Langstaff. Of
Lanslngburg.
o Neiel is wanted for being copoernsd
in the election day troubles OF last mo-
vember in Troy. when Bat" shea sho'
Ross.
O'Nell took In the rioting.
He was taken to Jefferson Mark9s
Court this morning and held TO avsi'
the arrival OF Lansingburg detecuSG
his Troy experiences. 1t 10 said ne lets
suddenly after election. and his whaI1-
abouts we're unknown until he began M
quiet sojourn at Hancock place.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
MAY lNDlCT GOV. WAITE.
Upon Charge of Shielding the
DuII Hin Prisoners.
thy Associated Prs.al

COLORADO SPRINGS, COL. Aug. l. re-
III reply 10 a demand made hy Sheriff
Bears for the eleven Eul Iii,l prisoner ?
who were given into ilc custody OF
Brig. Gen Brooks and by h.n plrolicd,
after the surrender Of the strikers, Gen.
Brooks has written that Gov. Waite
will surrender. the men AT Colorado
Springs when the authorities are ready
to proceed to trial, but not before,
The matter will be laid before the
Grand Jury, and It. Is iptlmated that
Tempting to shieM prfsoperg Meantime
the Sheriff win PROBABLY attempt u
bring the men on b. force.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
TAKING UP PAIGE'S PAPER.
Attorney for the Alleged Forgcr
Said To lie 30 Employed.

CLEVELAND, Aug, at has been
learned here that Attorney l.. Latiln XII
loEg, Of New York, * trying To take NJ
the paper OF David Il. Paige, who Is In
Brazil. AT. a tnaR4vs from justice ON the
charge OF forgery,
Ii Is sal thai nm offer has been nadc
for the paper ~ 1T per CEN, In cash and
80 per ceut in claims against TIL city Of
New York on dgUuuUt ut lht NuuriuCt
contract which was hn'd by HItgr, carey
a -. The Object Is 90 permit "I'aig 70
return tn the Irir@d STATUS. r'r
Thus tsT on" bunk, wh.,h ta ID 'atel at
Warren, y, has ACCEPTED 'tho. utitr.
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SHE SUES FOR $4,000.
Rose Jacobs Brings an Action
Axainat August GreenWald.

Rose Jacobs, twenty years Old, OF l07
GoercK street, has begun an action in
the superior Cour' AGAINST Ausust Green
" AID. d butcher. oI oJo2 fniru avenue, TO
recover s.JVVJ damages ISr an aLeged
criminal assault
Al ucr complaint Miss JACOBS alleges
that sac was lurnl,rIy employed as 40
mcallc III Irreeiwdid laIiIiIy, ana mat
uu the afternoon u May . Iast, wnue ms
w.ie wes LNay troh nome, Greenwald
ASSAULTED her.
IN ms answer Greenwald denies the
pIaIntlft charges.
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Taking the starting time as 10. 10. and
Nig'lants finishing time az 2.37. 40, It will
be seen that she went over the course,
slightly less than nifty miles, in 3h 57m
4os.' roughly speaking, at the rate Of
twelve miles an hour.
The Prince of Wales was on board
Britannia during the race to-day and
Mr. George Gould was on board vigllant.
Nisilants splendid performance did not
elicit single cheer from the English
craft
The defeat OF Britannia was undoubt-
cdly very bitter pill for the Britishers.
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Nieilant from getting out as readily as
her opponent, much to the iubilatlou OF
the Britishers. Thus the sloop dropped
slightly astern. and her sails were nap.
ping as Britannia, naturally. partly
took her wind.
when the boats got into less crowded
water Vigilant soon drew level.
Then, for half a mile. II was first one
boats boWsprit and then the others
showing In front.
With two taoks they passed the Lepes
Buoy Highland mark boat as follows:
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
Mns.-Mcc,ins of Gnrmcnt-worL.r..

Thr local uulons Of the United Garment Work
crs uf America hold Joint mass. Getting to-
might at New Irving Hail. Broome street to
tai" action IN regard Ia rnrnpla Inis and srlel-
anres " several shops aud general demand
Tor higher wages may he agreed upon.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
ELIXIR !; JUVINlNE.

Prepared from the testes 8! young lambs. AZ.
nsars 10 possess special powers for restoring the
dormant energies Of the lie germ In declining
age which is that period Of litC extending from
nuy To sixty: also Of renewing it, energies In
tuciplent nd age, which extends from NiNty to
seventy, and rekindlng the almost extinct ores
In vonhrrns- old age. which extend from seventy,
or until the end Of life During the ecstatlc
age. which Is that period OF lie when all the
Functions are active. excuses are liable to occur
leading 10 mental and physical exhaustion; in
which case Jp'IA,gs !rili-ts found highly bsns'
for sale BY al druggists, Price SI.OO.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
Female Tirehug Held for Trial.

Mrs Harriet Raisteck who set nre to the one
story frame NHise Of Mrs Louisa Lyons q: One
IhrirSL auI sl,Jy-hra, stree, and jerome
avenue las, THURSDAY afternoon. Was resrraisnsd
la the MDrrHauia Police court this morniHE and
held N 5000 ral, Tor tJlsl. Mrs, Lyons who
= ll teen detained rs g witness, was discharged
Re ug pennies ana tome csS ShO viii seek Gd.
mission u sono charitable Institution.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
AFTER MRS. BATTLlN.
Assistant District = Attorney Nc.
Mdnus Asks Her ExtraditIon.
81 Associated Press,

49, Associated PrsSs)
NEW HAVEN. Aug. &.-Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney McManus. oil New York.
appeared before Gov. Norris yesterday
ana asked for the extradition Of Mrs.
Angle E. Bsrtlin. Of Greenwich, Conn.
who Is charged with kidnapping her two
children.
The case Is the result of a family quar-
rel. the mother having succeeded in Sc
curing the children from the home OF
her husband In Thirty-third street, New
York. The hearing was continued.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
CHINESE, BY A CHlNAMAN.
hni kcc Has Sketchcd His Country
ncn In Battle for The World"

White other papers arc waiting for
ucWs and pictures from the scene of war
ip ~" East The World" is able to pre-
mt whole page OF pictures OF actual
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04
BRYANT'S BIRTHDAY.
The Poets Memory TO he HOnOred
Mt His birthplace.

William Cullen Bryant was born In
1894 and died in 1878. Friends of the poet
will celebrate the one hundredth an
niversary of his birth at the place in
Massachusetts where he was born.
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vICILANT.
TRIUMPHANT.
ttu.ttnued from First Ru1s)

ing the Stars and Stripes. opposite the
Royal Yacht Squadron's castle. when
both swung around. virtually together,
In order to pass the line. The start was
a pretty one.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04

Those who have read the spirited lines
OF the 'Song OF Marion's Men" or
"rhanatopsis," or his other poems OF
world wide repute, will look for the
news Of this pleasing event which Will
appear IN the SUNDAY World" to-mor-
row.
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At this stage OF the race Vigilant had
a lead OF Am. oes
Shortly Afterwards a crizEling rain
began thinning the crowds ashore. But
large numbers remained 10 see the race
In spite OF the inc!emency OF the weather.
Among those to brave the rain and a
chance OF q bad cold were, II was evt-
dent from their conversation. nearly all
the American spectators, who, naturally,
we're greatly elated at the success OF
VigAant
The American yacht on going out OF
sight around the eastward point OF CoNes
on the final round. had further Increased
her lead by q couple OF seconds. and
was looked upon as a sure winner.
Passing Ryde Pier, going TO the east
ward on the last round. VigIlant was
8 minutes u seconds ahead. At that
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-04

Nlsilant in beating back against the
wind did not show to much advantage,
and on the return from the Warner
Lightship Britannia was only I'm. los
behind Vigilant.
A long reach brought the yachts back
to Cowes for the completion of the first
round.
The first round was then ended as fol-
lows:
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The yachts were splendid sight as
they reached back past Cowes, The
wind had hauled around slightly south
ward. and II Was strong enough 10 heel
the two yachts over most gracefully,
every inch OF canvas being filled and
their bottoms showing up clearly
There was undated excitement amorS
the crowds ashore. although the en,hu-
slasm of the Britishs IS was considerably
dampened by the manner in which their
favorite was being left behind.
After rounding Lepe Buoy, on the sec
ond round. the yachts returned in a free
reach and repassed Cowes In the follow .
ing times:
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Ailments of Women.

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