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The evening world., 1894-04-04

Twenty-third street, and locked up al
the Tnirtleth street station all night.
The prisoner was taken before SuptJ
Byrnes early this morning at Policd
Headquarters. and his photograph was
added to the Rogues' Gallery. Cen1
trail Office Detective Mcknight tood
Campbell 10 court. u at his suggestion|
the case vas postponed for eXamination
until Friday next.
Campbell was represented in court BY
Andrew 9. otto, the Secretary OF the
COmmanche Club. Campbell said he saw
a man take thu clock, and followed him
nut, and had just taken 1t from the real
thief when Mr.. HerskOvitz caught him.
He denied having handed any clock To-
a woman.
AS to a price ticket for a second clock
being found in his pocket, Campbell
told the reporters he bought a clock for
$50 from a man at Broadway and
T~wenty-third street. About S2,"S worm
of jewelry, consisting OF unset diamonds
five gold watches. a diamond collar but.
ton and locket, were found in Campbeus
possession. He said he had purchase
them at recent auction sales of jewery
on lower broadway and Maiden lane.
The detectiVe. will investigate Camps
bells story. Hitherto he has had an
unblemiShed reputation.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
ROBBED IN A STREET CAR.
Mr.. GntwiIIig Holds the Man Who
His stud.

Horny GGtwililg. a member OF tn" firm
Of Cans brothers & GutwilliG, manufac-
'ur-r- Of ch.lir.n's Cloaks at - and Il
Greene street. vas robbed Of a SIS dla-
muud shirt stud GA a crDs>town Canal
street hpls" car Yesterday. In the Tombs
Court this morning h. charged G"Drv-
S'ivers. twenty years oil, Of 263 Henry
street Win the Ih,'t.
Mr.. GItH'l,Ig was On his a to his
horne at ~ East ~Sry"ntv-nrst street,
when he boarded n" car u get across
town. Whi," rI1inr On tho Platform
E'iy"rs stool uclr aim, and the latter
8uliuw"d him lueiI. me rig. accompanied
~ 4 Inl NG'n the car was between
Niait and Mulberry streets Stiyors sud
.ouly pIsn"l his paper under Mr.. Gut
wi!lis's chin. ana with rs other hand
grabbed he stud
i'r. GutwIniE f"'t n" stud being torn
r IN biz shlIt bosom ana caught Stiv~rs
ly u" coat collar rs he attempted to
.ty" n" "lr. StivCrs '%r"ur-d n" stud,
h!t Mr. Gu'willig did not release his
hNll. Tho car va stopped. ami Police
man r. '". Of the Elizabeth street sta
...n, arr'st-I Stivers. IN court today
- "dS held in $!,Jnn for a hearing on
FI.iHy.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
DRY DOLLARS FRIEND
Superintendent of the Comanche
Club Held as a Thief.
Byrnes Puts His Photograph in the
Collection Of Rogues.
Accused of Stealing Clocks at an
Auction Sale.

Elihu r. Campbell, of 81 Delaney
street. Is a full-fcdged T~ammanyite,
who, while not charged with manipulate
ing the ballots. rests under the aCcusa-
ton of having expensive clocks In his
possession, for which he cannot salts
factorily account
Campbell is gray-haired and hronzei.
He is siXty-three years I'D. AMI Superin-
tendcnt of the Comanche club. at 2i
Bowery. This is the Tammany head
quarters for the Third Assembly District,
and Senator Tim DRY Dollar" sullivan
is the h!gwig in the club and district.
In jefferson Market Court this morn
Ing Campbell was arraigned on a charge
Of stealing a 81 clock from the store
of Sigmund Herskovitz, &C West Twenty
third street, during an auction sale
Yesterday Afternoon.
Proprietor IIerskovitz swore he first
saw Campbell pick UP a clotk and pass
II over TO a woman who was near him.
She slipped II beneath a long cloak and
left the store Immediately.
Mr.. H~crskovitz kept Campbell in view,
and says he next saw him take another
clock, wrap it in a handkerchief and
stow ii beneath his overcost.
As Campbell left the store H~,rskovitz
followed, and caught him half a block
btlls coat and brought forth the stolen
timepicce.
Campbell was given into the custody
OF Policeman Komp at broadway and
The evening world., 1894-04-04
THREW STONES At TRAINS.
louni; Doilcr Admits Having
Knocked u Down.

LONG ISLAND CITY L. l.. April :
This morning Frank BOILER, sixteen years
of axe, Of Gates avenue, I;idErwood.
wa held for "Namluatiou on complaint
~ Detective SivylH, Il the Long island
It1ilruai
IN" hoy waH arrested last night AT his
hUal" IN IN" charge OF throwing stuunf
a. passing rain on TIA" Long Island
road IN" ston" which h" threw struck
u pIsScug II, knocking him down.
For tn past siA months numerous
trains have been stoned. \ snort ir.
ago a man sitting hy AN open window
IN "A car was struck with 81 stou" and
badly cut. ON another occasion % woman
who lives in Ruckaway haI an eye
EEprkri out.
In curt his morning young poller adj
mite! chat h" throw H." stpn" which
struck tn" passenger last uight.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
ROBBER CAUGHT
Re l. Frank Featlerston and
Was 4 Busy Burglar.
Used an Icepick. a Iackknite and
Skeleton Keys.
Escaped several Times When Dis
covered by Women.

Frank Tca;Arrs,on. alias Tlrgeson.
alias 'har'". brown. tTenty-three years
a... ot 81 Vet Fyi;.-th street. was ar
r4.-a,I Do JIe TOTHrs 'D.r, this NOM
- .h,rg.I ~ Ie'".'yr-S-r-ts. Mo
raitAy Az. CII. Of Inspector McLaush-
iU stan. with committing u series Of
bIrs.ar..s.
Justice Martin ]r"manded the prisoner
{, Police I,ea quarters until this after
noon. The cpmp..!uants In the case Will
then appear a:a.ns; lin.
I"athrrstou has proven himself a
terror TO residents OF the cas-, SIDE
above Fgrty--".Jul street.
FIR several weeks past Durgiaries have
been reported - the ponce rom TINS
vicinity. ana in every ease the burglar
succeeded Ia escaping Win bJDty. In
several Instances he used an lce-plck
and "a ~JackknIie as d means VI assisting
him IN ms ESCAPE.
4 Mrs Boyle Of ll75 Second avenue,
reported a burglary at her fiat 70 In
sy.ctOr M~cLaUghllH. He detailed De-
i]rDtiy.s Mccarthy and cum to investi-
H. the mean time. y, Barnett, Of 727
avenue, and Joseph Alfred. Of G32 East
Fortv-s"oond street, reported that their
nats had been entered and robbed.
Ia each case H." description Of the
burglar was that II Il young man TWEEN
ly-thr"" years Old.
Mrs Roylo stated that four weeks ago
her HpUs" was entered BY d young man,
who cH-C'ei his entrance win ID Jimmy.
Mr.. LOyl. struggled with the burglar,
buy thu latter got away, and threw the
Jltnruy AZ rir. Boylc's head.
A'a'. = last the burglar, who proved
- b.. Erathers'Dn. cat out d panel IN the
lnDr Df Nh Birretts lat at T1 Third
t'enu" J's' as FratherS'on was about
- I.ay" "a" place he was discovered by Z
man ltr.,l Bake, Who lives in the
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Two Cinnamon Caught Coming
from Tampa, Florida.
Cclestnls ut West Indian Ports
Waiting to Slip In.

Loui Ming and Lou Bun, two China
men. who were smuggled into the United
States at Tampa, Fla, from Havana,
Cuba, are held under s1.oco bsl each for
further examination by United States
Commissioner Shields. who made a pre-
liminary examination yesterday.
Ming and Bun were brought into this
country on certificates from which the
word "cancelled' had been erased. They
admitted that Their relatives had paid
$50 apiece 20 Chinese agents to accom-
piish the trick. The authorities are now
looking for these agents.
Internal Revenue Collector Kerwin,
whose office at ia Nassau street is
crowded daily with Cinnamon register
ing under the Geary law. told an Even
ing orId reporter that in his opinion
by the Celestials in their efforts to get
into the country before the expiration
or the registration time. He said he Is
informed that an attempt will be made
Nay nave = the time extended beyond
Havana, Cuba and other points in the
Vest Indies are said to be crowded with
Cinnamon awaiting an opportunity 10
slip, into the United States. The Federal
authorities are advised of their move
ments. Evidence is being collected to
SNOW tnt existence OF an organized
conspiracy, for fr%audulently importing
Chinese laho-ers.
\ Ch!naman named FOng Is said TO
be the ~r"cogniZei agsn; of the rang.
The custom-HOuse peopl. have been un-
able 10 l)cate him, and can't say whether
he makes his headquarters in New York
or Hayana. Fong is known to have
received money from some of the China
men recently arrested.
Custom-House Inspector Scharf. who
arrested Ming ami Bun. is working on
tie case.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
SMALLPOX ON THE BOWERY.
A Victim Taken from n Lodging
Fousc and the Place Fumigntcd.

James Davis, fifty-four years of age.
was sent from Bellevue Hospital to
North Brother Island this morning suf-
fering from smallpox,
tt" Health department was Informed
that the man had been stopping at the
Mascot Lodging House. 90 BOwery, and
sent n corps Of inspectors there this
morning AMI ~fumigated the place, The
proprietor showed by his books that
Davis had not been In the house for
over Il week until he appeared ycstcr-
day morning and sat beside the stove
in the office. He complained of feeling
III, and a message was sent to the
Health department. IN ordered him to
Bellevue Hospital for examination.
He was kept in the contagious ward
until this morning. when every ymptom
OF smallpox was apparent, and he was
transferred to North Brother Island.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
ROBBED OF $3.50 BY F6O7PADs COT IN ON FALSE PAPERS,
Contractor Gregorson attacked
Near His Home.
Knocked Down and Beaten Unto H.
sensibility by Three Men.

RUTHERFORD, n. J.. April 4-John
Gregorson. a we'll = known builder Of
rutherford. was assaulted by two foot
pads within two hundred yards Of his
home in Wheaton place last night and
robbed OF $500.
GregorsOn is more thar six fest tail
and powerful, and had he not been taken
by surprise would have made a good
night for his money. He visited Now
York yesterday and received 81. 400 in
part payment for a house which he is
building. After paying various bills he
started for his home about S O'clock.
He had $3.50 in s2J bills in his trouscrs'
pocket and other money and a check
elsewhere in his clothes.
GrogDrson's home is some distance
from Park avenue. the main street of
Rutherford. and TO saw distance he
started across Wheelmen's Field. a large
athletic ground half a mile from the
feet Of his home. The field Is not es-
pecially lonely. As he was walking
along three men, to whom he paid no
particular attention, went towards him.
Then without a word he was struck
on tn" head from either side. and as he
fell received a fearful kick in the stom-
aoh. lie lot consciousness, but revived
in a few minutes. Reaching for his
Of his trous RS leg had be,\ cut open
and tn" $3.50 taken, The oNlcr money
WAS untouched. His face was battered
and swollen, ana he had evidently been
beaten as he lay on the ground. His
wounds were dressed at his home.
He can give no descriI ton Of the rob
hrrs to-day. To an Evening World
reporter he said the knowledge of his
having a large sum Of money had prob
ably become public through the releases
H. had to obtain from various sub-con-
tractors before he could get a payment
on the work he was doing.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
BYRNES WILL. INVESTIGATE
IL the Italian Clubbing Chs. IL Put
Befor. Him.

Supt. Byrnes said 90 an "Ev.ninT
World" reporter to-day that the rosOlu-
lions adopted at the meeting Of Italians
at Cooper tnion last night, calling
upon him to investigate" M" action of
the police in clubbing innocent Italians
in Harlem March IS. has not been pre-
scented to him yet.
/: any committee called on him, he
said, and made the rrqu""t, h" would
Immediately order an Investigation, bat
until the matter rcarh,i hlW In % prop
er way he woul talk" uo action.
The Italians SGy that hrrau'" two
boys were arrested for ]ph.abliug on
down on them and cluEh'l nearly
every Italian they could ma.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
HAD ON A WOMkN'S CLOAK
Commanded 20 Halt. Clark Ran,
but WINS CnDtured.

Clad in n woman's Newmarket coat
with fancy lace trimmings n big butt
tons, and carrying a clock under his
arm, James Clark, of 81 Fulton street.
Brooklyn. was arrested this morning as
a suspicious person and locked up in the
lower Fulton street station.
Policeman Seymour saw him running
along Washington street and started af-
ter him. He called upon the fleeing man
to surrender, but Clark doubled hls
speed and would have escaped had not
several pedestrians joined in the chase
and caught him. He was escorted TO the
statiOn-house He refused to tell the po-
lice wher" he got the coat and Will Do
held pending investigation.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
SANG M IN COURT.
Two runaway Nns.nrhus-its 10, (,
Held by Grrry's Sori-ty.

g. II. Sawyer, fourteen years old. N 81
Crescent avenue, Dorchester, Mass. and
William Burn. nine years old, Of Quincy.
Mass, wer" taken to the Yurkvilc
Police Court this morning by Agents
Barclay and Wilson. of thu Gerry Soci-
ETY..
The two boys had run away from their
homes In Massachusetts. They said that
they came here Monday to So" what New
York looked IKE. They took lodgings at
SO Third avenue.
Yesterday Landlord Gorwin. Of that
place, learned that the boys w"r" run
aways ANA notified the Gerry SOCIETY.
and the boys wcr" arrested. In court
this morning the hovs began to sing
hymns. They VIII b" held 10y tn" Gerry
Society uutIl their parents can be com
muuICatrd with.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS.
Trouble wns Anticipated mt Hobo
ken's Catholic society.

Members Of the Young Mems Catholic
Association Of the Church of Our Lady
Of Grace. Hoboken, held a meeting to
elect officers in their rooms. St. Mary's
Hall. last night. As there are two fac
tons several members, who anticipated
trouble, asked Father Kelly to be pres
ent. Father Fitzpatrick acted in his
stead. At midnight the meeting adj
journed the following officers having
been elected for the year:
President. Father c. Kelly; Vice = President.
John sicily; Recording Secretary, Nestor Az
mong Financial Secretary, John O'Toole. Board
q Directors, John McCune, John Roach. NJ.
Whalen, NJ. Cook. Nm. Kerrigan.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Edith McNulty, aged ave, was burned to death
at AttlebOro, Mass, yesterday.
Hotel bartlett. at York Reach. Me, owned by
Henri Evans, was destroyed by IRE yesterday.
Loss S25. 600.
George W, Rum. dealer In dry and fancy
goods, at New London. Conn. made an assign
ment yesterday.
Prairie hres have caused much damage In South
Dakota. Many farmers have lost all their build
inEs and farm machinery.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
WALKING POLICY SHOP.
Hugh O'NeiI Accused of Carrying
His PnrRphernnlin with Him.

Hugh O'Neil was this morning held in
1900 bonds for examination ON April Is
by Justice Tighe in the Butler Street
Police Court, brooklyn. on Il charge Of
writing policy slips.
o. He carried his outfit around with him.
He was caught writing slips yesterday
afternoon on a stOOp in front OF Gll
Atlantic avenue by Detectives Raleigh
and Kelly. OF the Sixth avenue station.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
DRANK CARBOLlC ACID.
Baby KocniR WINS C~urious. md the
DrnuGht win Prove Fatal.

While Katherine Ko"uig, OF 1874 WI
louGhhy avenue, brooklyn, was in the
cellar ~ her home choppiug wood this
morning her twrnty-mouth-0id SON,
John, crawl"l from his cradle To- Tn"
table, on which there was a bottle of
carholic acid lie drank some ut il.
Aroused ny his cries Mrs. Kr,ri,
rushed upstairs and found hrr cHilI
writing in untold agony.
Or schmidt. Of To- Suylam street. was
at once" called in but found that the
child could not recover.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
sullivan Found ON the street.

Cornelius Sullivan, eleven years oh, was found
by Agent King, u 'hr G'rrv Society. asleep 600
a heater at the corner = Park row anl Frankfort
street this morning. Sullivan l. the boy that was
70 brutally heaten on June ~, hv his father T. :
father was convicted 81 the beating and WAS srut
to the island for three months. The huy was lpll
for examination In Tombs Court.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
ACCUSED OF A GRAVE CRIME.
Joseph Truvisi Held on the Charge
of Assaulting n Girl.

Joseph Truvisi. twenty-five years old.
Of Brooklyn. was arraigned in jefferson
Market Court this morning for assault
ing thirtecn-year-Cld Francesca Christie
fart, at p Grand street.
After n long Examination Of wit
nesses, Justice Mcmahon held Truvlsi in
bonds for the General Sessions.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

BOSTON, April 4-The Lawrence
NIass.) u has commenced taking the
leased wire night report of the Asso-
cIated Press. The Taunton MIass.) Her
aid and the Taunton CMass.J News
nave commenced taking the day report
of the Associated Press.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Snid lie Mns DrugEch.

George PirkersiIl. thirty-hye years old. OF WI
Cottage place, was fined IS when arraisned before
Justice Ryan. in the Esse. Market Court. to-day 10
intoNication. He said he was drugged in a Bowerv|
saloon and robbed Of $I7 and his watch and chain.|
Policeman Keycs, Of tho Fifth street station;
found PiCkersill IuarrellinG with a restaurant
keeper at Sl7 Bowery, whom he refused to pay tofl
hi. rf,a1
The evening world., 1894-04-04
FIRST WOMAN NOTARY.
Gov. Wcrts signs the DiIl and Ap
points Mary Ida Phnres.

TRENTON. n. J., April 4.-Gov. Werts
to-day signed the bill making women
eligible as notaries public, and at once
appointed Mary Ida Phares, clerk in the
Adjutant-Gcncral's office, a notary.
She Is the first woman notary in New
Jersey.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Natural Gas At North Parma,
Try Associated Press J

ROCHESTER, y. Y, April i-Thcre is great
excitement in North Parma, a village about ten
miles northwest Of this city, over a strike O..
natural gas. In boring a we'll for use In A
creamery at a depth OF thirtv-eigh, feet the
workmen discovered the smell Of gas. II was
touched on accidentally and after a hard fight the
flames we're suppressed.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Swindled Gus Kun.

James Roy. aged forty-two, a. l25 Lewis ave-
nue., BROOKLYN, was held to-day on a charge OF
passing a forged check for 3T35 on Gus Kun. a
grocer. Of 29l Court street. The check bore the
signature OF Maryland. Parmly 4 Co. bankers,
OF lgl broadway, y. Y.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
CnttinE Away watch Pipe.

Ronndsman buggy and Policeman Allen heard
sounds as ot somebody hammCring In a vacant
house. :'l York street, brooklyn, this morning.
and found Edward McGrath, Of 80 Flatbush avenue,
and John Mccormick, Of 1872 York street, cutting
away the water pipe. The men were arrested.
Mccormick is said To be an old offender.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Can't Care for His Children.

Michael aud John Sullivan. aged respectively
six and three years. were committed to the Society
OF ST. Francis by Justice Ryan. In the Essex Mar
ket Court, to-day. Agent schmitt. Of the Chill
drsn's Society. Tho eOmmittaI.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

Owing to the illness OF Assistant DiStrIot-i,tor
ney Lindsay. the srgument upon the demgrrers 10
the indictments against Policemen Kerr I.arkin.
John Kenney and Michael A. Downs, who are
charged with extorting bribes from push-cart v"nd-
ers, was indehnitelY postponed by Judge C9wiHg
IN the General Sessions Court, to-day.
The evening world., 1894-04-04

ThVlp Moran, aiaF WlniS0re Harry. was held
FIR N" Grant Jury 10y Justice TiCh", IN tho hut.
lr street Pole" Court, Hrooklyn. this morning.
ON the charge u stealing SNp In money from Sa-
leone Keeper Ml,bA"l Nanuiug. ~ 3ji Bond street.
ITpuklyn. on the night OF .AIT'l /.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
Robbed Another womnn.

sadie Young, twenty year oI4. u l6 First
street was r"mantcl hy Justice Ryan. Ia Essex
Market Court, to-day. she is charged with sf,al.
lhG TWO parcels from an uUknova woman In the
parcels. "' 'S
The evening world., 1894-04-04

and il will certainly take al Summcr-moSt
probably the greater part of next winter. only
people poorly Io'ted a, IN prevalent business
customs NOWADAYS place any reliance on the
sign. post to let property. II Is n syn that
properly belongs TO the days OF "auld lang
syne, - when theU was 10 World Real Estate
column Ia bring together landlords and ten.
ants. Post up All al. In TO- morrow's World
and II Will do some good.
The evening world., 1894-04-04
kate Delaney Found.

Kate DELANEY. aIy-nys years old. OF soih East
aixiy-seeoEd street. for whom a general alarm
90 sssi oyi from Police Hsadausrisrs Monday.
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congress pass law raising the rate on
periodicals. Every man in this coun-
try who desires cheap reading matter
for the masses should at once write his
congressman that he is opposed to any
increase in the rate of postage on
second class matter The proposed
rate of postage is Z cents. per pound,
and would force the THE REPUBLIC TO
pay in postage alone more than twice
what its blank paper costs. 1t is need
less to say that our subscription price
would have to be at least 30 cents more
a year. This postage would act like
the tariff The publisher would pay
the 'tax," but you may depend upon it
he would charge it up to his subscrib-
ers.- The large business houses which
send out hundreds of letters daily
would each save several thousand dol
lars yearly, but the people would have
to stand the difference. The letter
carrying branch of the postoffice bust
ness does not pay expenses now.
Everything possible is done to expedite
the carrying of letters and letters are
handled and treated in a much more
expensive manner all around than
second or third class matter
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of this great nation and ia the presence OF
our national legislators are refused that
dearly-bought privilege. and by Che force
of arbitrary power prevented from carry
ing out the desire of our hearts, which is
plainly graAted under the great magma
charta of our national liberties
We have come here through toll and
weary marches, through storms and tenn
pest, over mountains and amid the trials
of poverty and distress, to lay our grievan-
ces at the doors of our national legislators
and ask them in the name of Him whose
banners we bear, in the name of Him who
pleads for the poor and the oppressed, that
they should listen to the voice of distress
that is now coming up from every section
of our country; that they should consider
the question of the starving unemployed of
our land and enact such laws as will give
them employment, bring happier condi-
tons to the people and the smile of con-
tentment to our citizens.
Coming as we do, with peace and good
will TO men. we shall have to submit to
these laws, unjust as they are, and obey
this mandate OF authority of might which
overrides and outrages the law of right. In
doing so we appeal to every peace-loving
citizen. every liberty-loving man or woman
every one in whose breath the virtue OF
patriotism and love of country has not died
out, to assist us in our efforts towards
better laws and general benefit.
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FOR CONGRESS.

It is reported that Congressman
Baker will not accept the renomina-
ton for congress from the Sixth dis
trict. If such is the case A. B. Mont
gomery viii receive the support that
can be given him by THE REPUBLIC.
Mr.. Montgomery has the talent and
integrity to well represent this district
in the house of representatives of the
United States. He has been in the re-
form movement since its inception, has
Iabored hard for the welfare of the new
party and has asked no reward. His
views on the finance question are in
accordance with the Omaha platform
and the free coinage men of the west.
He is a man of business ability and
possesses the art of putting his thoughts
into words with an ease that characteri-
yes the statesman and orator. Should
the convention at Colby next Wednes-
dayssee fit to honor Mr.. Montgomery
with the nomination he will be elected
over the Republican candidate, Mr..
Ellis of Beloit.