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The best GaIve in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chappcd hands. chilbIains,
corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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| Curg,ta A., 20 tpl,t. al, ,rNy,,In, IS 4,
shn.n' SDoi I,hy lSLnita w uAeSgrnOn T. =
Va hlH IoHal lii cioSeu ~ h,smT.. III sI
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IISeccfiIE,u tue IITu nnu o'SIen ~ ra - SJ ,.Ss
Gv.'nig chuHYu uy Melh Chpies' iu'u'I"sc se''
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,NU'n S'oSeu ~ hiHher oatS uneuuu6cu 'U'
'Iti unu pI'N!stoos ~ Il s!isn' ai'uiCc'
viur, hIIi hnu MenS' -,r,o. " y .,d
80 10; SptihS ~ ~ 80
80, gu! 9=.sn.I- ~ LS4c' July ''|s@'Fb"'S+e
'vEpSGmoGL yI5sHn'i i''st r.. ce,s,. Tai. a.,
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suSTr TiTsS-a:h "a o5. Nav 81 III. Ju,y md
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barrels. rTn%,,s IG',O66 Lot-cI.! soiss . ~ ,Srt'
n-rs. rnsrrr, vol, n,I tT1r,INr Whyoi r,I,iu,,
9IIs16 bmShciS. crnnr,s n s6 hnshris. saI.s
| 5TI5HO hnsSnIs az f,,,r - nd an ia ir,hnis ~
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5gasgIaYgiIc: senicnbcr GgiE 100 mas r., Dccrm.
Der Gil3-iGa635Sg63 &c. Cbrh. receipts $50, 100
bushels; exports 5000 bushels: sales 2l0.COl
bushels Of futures aud 2l,OOJ bushels of spot;
market steady md higher; Muy s2;sc: July i5gtl
i5Hai3t e: September IaiiRi'a+ie. On;s. receipts
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OMAHA. NEN.. May 4. 1871.

To Whom IL Nay Concern:
lam troubled considerably with head
ache and have tried almost everything
which is used as q preventive or cure,
but there is nothing hat has done mo
30 much good as krnuse's Headache
Capsules ALBERT HELLER
Sold by Alex. 7. Young, John Kari,
Wheeling, and Bowie Go, Bridgeport,
Ohio.
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ANIMAL EXTRACTS.
PREPARED ACCORDING To HE
FORMULAS oP
DIR. WILLIAM a.. HAMMOND.
AND UNDER It's SUPERVISION.
TESTlNE.
TESTINE.


IL eShan'tlro states OF the HcryOu, system, re.
eHliinS ifHm excessive mental work; emotional
excitement or other causes capable OF les,-,lnr
the ioFco hhh endurance Of the several OMAN, Of
tho body; depression Of spirits, molnuchollh and
certain types OF insanity In cases Of muscular
weakness. or Of general debility; ~neuaahenla,
ald all Irritable state, OF tho brain, spinal eonI.
or nervous system generally In ncrvou, md
competitive headache; In neuralgia aud In her.
vous dyEpop'iai III weak states OF the genon,lyo
system lin oil OF tho aboVo.namcd condition,
Teiuno will be tOupd OF the greatest service.
Dose D Drops. Price q drnchmS), .. 90.
Where local druggists arc not supplied with
the Hammond Animal Extracts they will bc
mailed together with oil existing literature on
the subject on rcceip. Of price. by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL CO.,
Washington, d. c.
Logan Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
unlI.rTut4
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sYMrToHs = Moisture; intense itching and
singing; most TT night; worse by scratching. II
allowed TO continue tunor form, which often
bleed and ~ulccTute, becouin; yerv sore.
SwAYSE's OISTMEST stops the Itching md
bleeding. healS liberation. and IN most cases re-
50centS. Dr. SwRyue K SON. Philadelphia.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.

Tine Table No IL. 60 take o.vtc: 1891 a N,
sunday. November 10 1871
Leave wheeling-iS:o). t9:i3. lll:Da n. t2:o).
eJ:5. tI:5J, i):W p. IN.
Leave Penlnsula-t5:O5. te:5l, lli:i5a IN, t,:25
o9:9i. ti:Sd, EJ:0G p.
Leave Marlln's~ ferry-ts:le, 1851, lll;j,a m.
t?:J.. 0S:g7. fI;i1- t3:l1.
Arrive TerhiuAl J~uuc,ion-ts:l7, tlo:U], sll:ji
q. H.. t.:aS. sJ:31. ti:+G. 59:lS 4. IN.
Leave Terminal junct!On-t7:21. 1900, q m.
Leave MARTINS F~erry-t7:2S, t0:J7 an. 9l2:ij.
HOO. ti:l0, tj:Ig. ts:j? .. III.
IcITc Peninsula-t7:3i, iJ:liam, "l2:5l, I'LL.
ti:l7. t5::5. ISIS ?. IN.
Arrive whceinS-f7:io. io:D a N. Sl2:5z.
i5:l7. ti:@I. fj:iI. 1915 p. N.
'DGily. tDAily except Sunday. sSundiJs ouly.
AL trains will run on EaSIeta Time
J.E TAuSSIG, Superintendent.
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FINANCE am TRADE.
Tile fcntHroi OF tho Money and Stock
DTurA eta,

SfnrA eta.
Nrw NohE. ;tly i5-S!oury on call caSJ at /
per cent, las, l0Hu and closed al l ucF
ccrt. Prime mercantile paurt g,yd ser Nnt
s'Ctllng exchange firm o.; sigfaIO. Silver
certificates CilGjc. Sales 50; ~; slafct.
Tho stOVI speculation WIS heavy IN tone dur.
iiiS tue greater parton the day. anil although
lHcrc WHD occasional rrrIytrlus. mainly ClIsrI
by tho covering OF tlniJ shorts, the trend Of
prices wRs downward, Hul the UlO,ini figures
hhow material loves compared with the final
Quotations OF Yesterday. Int entire nCiilc liS',
win the exception Oi General Electric, shared
IN The depreciation IN values, but sugar was the
Wenkcst stock In the market \ very heavy
pressure 10 scll was developed ia this stock at
tho opening, which cntnc principally from
Washington houses. and which wuN believed 10
DO for the account Ut those who purchased at
lower tlgtircs and were CulcnvOrlng 10 realize
tho profits OF tho nlyuurU. The boutH also took
d band In the selling and largcly increased the
volume Of the business, With sOtnu slight raj.
lie, the shares dcCllucd gfadudllS until a break
OF "a per cent had been made. A recovery Of
y per cent followed, with n iinal reaction OF ~
per cent. Sugar preferred declined ~ pCr cent
The hoayinc,s Of tho sugar stocks was duo To
npprChcnSlOns that tho senate Investigation
would result To the injury Of tho sugar interests
aud might possibly lead TO the nlortlOn of n less
favorable tatll. for sugars The decline IN wheat
i%hS reflected In the depression IN tho GrhlgcB.
In sympathy with sugar the inJuSlfials were
sold down, except GctNml Electric. which was
firmly held.
railroad bonds moderately nctiye.
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est soc; lowest SGi.c: closed at SGIIc; sales ILGu
barrels; shipments yli9l9 barrels; runs 7y.O7l
barrels.
NEW IoEE. May i2-Tctrolsum steady: no
sales: June option closed NJ SEC bid.
lfrrsRuGGit, PA. May IS-SothIng doing:
SGkc bid.
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Dry GouuS,

NEW YoRE. May lE-DuSiucss has been OF
moderate proportion for all descriptions OF
scasonablc goods rlih relatively more demuud
In summer underwear There was considerable
inquiry In the direction OF autumn stuGs, bu,
thc bIsincss oIlowing d;I NOT orco-i ,hern.
with
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When Daby was sick, wo gave her Cas:orIa-
When she wns o Child, she cried for Castorla.
When sho bccamc Miss, tho clung to Clstoria.
When shc had Children, she gGvcthem Castoria.
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Or. 6. c. Vests Roro mad Brain Treatment
tssoid under po6dyo wrtiton guarantee, by author;
tred ATuais only, 10 euro Weak Memory; Loss Of
B,ain and SerTe Power; Loot Manhood; Suicfncts;
Mini Loses; Evil DrcsIrsi Lack OF CONFIDENCE;
SsryonFaesS; LnsLtudc; oil Drains; Ioss OF Power
Of tho Cooperative Organs IN eithsr COZ. caused by
oTor-c1ertion: Youthful Errors, or Excessive use y
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which soon lead .
Misers Consumption. insanity ana Death. Dy mall,
Unb boz; sfor g: With written guarantee TO enro OF
rnro Tor Coughs, Colds ASTHMA, Bronchitis, Group,
Welcoming Cough, Sorc Throat. Pleasant 70 taIo;
S.nall Gisc discontinued: cd. SOC. n!=e. now &C.; Oh
81 ti-e, NOVICE
GUARANTEES Issued only through CllAs. X
GOErZE, Successor TO McLatn Brothers, dug
gls,., Wheeling, ". Va H!sF'HS'"'
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Metals.
Wool.

Erw YoKH. Nav 11-p:g iron dull. Copper
quiet. Lead easy. Tin about stcEdy; straits
SIG 10. Spelter market weak.
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New YorK, May lS-Woyl less active; domestic
fleece lgG2jc: pulled @a2sc.
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RAILROADS,

tDaIly. except Sunday.
Sunday church trains win leave Elm Grove a.
9:i3 Il. IN aud WheclI2g ut 1917 p. Ii.
Trains No. . g, II and NJ connect with hcrllc
line ioE~ Triaaclphih iIcrdic leaves Trinlclphil
Tor Ella Grove ht i:iOE H.. $50 a. IN. i2:D Il m.
md G:iO ?. n, Dally. except Sundays and Sat.
urGRy's hcriic. VIII Connect with tain 40. 81,
leaving Wheeling at liUOp =. N.
sundays hcrdic leaves TriGielphin at 900
n n. 1903 o. m. $50 p IN. aud CONNECTS with
trains No. $, u aud ~ from Wheeling.
II. = W~ETSGERpER Gen, Manager
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E0ETII

The Cleveland, LOFall & Wheeling R.R.
TIME CARD.
Via ElyrIa ara The Lake Shoe Route,
JANTAEY H.. iSjL
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So Pennsylvania Stations.
IagEGRn8yIV6nid LINES.


rICKgT 0rPICEs Al PESSgYivASA Sp.iOT "
MATER ST., OCT or ELrvEETH ST, "uEEII3G,
AT NriUhG HOUSE,. wIIKrLTSO, !.D At THP
PENNSYLVANIA STGTiGS. nKipGXPoE1.
gsr1nnl-r SsrcN-"I,N nANnfr KnrrrY.-
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Mrs. NJ. Stevens Harris
School for Young
Ladies and Children,
1alo aud 1878 ,rnrko, St., Wheeling. VIVA.

The Island cars md electric motors pasSthS
door. Third annual session begins I0S FAi.
BEPTEMBER is. 1899, continues thiri .ainc
weeks, divided into four terms This SchOOl
offers O complete and thorough education In
PrGciicAl. English. Mathematics. English Cl4Ss!cA
LatIn aud Modern Languages.
Tho school consists OF Primary. Grammar,
Academic aud College Preparatory departments
The methods and course Of Instruction will
compatc iavorahly with tho best senilnrie' Ia
the country.
Boys are received in the Primary Gndfrst yea:
Grammar. For circulars or interview, apply 70
MRS. VI. STEVENS HART,
Principal,
Residence No. 727 Main st.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
BROOKSIDE, WEST VIRGINIA.
Attitude 3-i0O Fact

Drookslie. ten miles from Oakland mud Deer
Park. Nd. OIL the summit OF the main Allegheny
Cheat river. 4 most heauttful ilpllly resort,
Comprising O farm OF go acres. ten modern cot
inges and maIn house: largo dining hail md ball
room: ilnu bnS aud trout fishing: bowling alley.
cfOquct md lawn tennis grounds. Obr own
livery Of saddle and driving horses at moderate
rates We mOet all trains on Baltimore & Ohio
at Oakland Send for descriptive circular.
BrOOksiGc. Preston county. West Virginia $
Prescott Wright. malt
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.

On and after Monday. December q. Passenger
Trains viii run US follows: 'Daily. tDsIlg TX
ccpt sunday. Central tima.
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Logan Drug Company. Agents for Wheeling.
upl7.rIuiS
The evening world., 1894-09-04
RIVAL SCHOOL TEACHERS.
Two Principals and Two Assist
ants Had Been Engaged
Trustees Bar Out One Set and
Admit the Other.

PORTCHESTER, N. Y, Sept. A.
When the scholars of the East Port
chester public school appeared at the
school-house to-day to resume their Fall
course Of studies, they were Surprised
to see two rival principals and two rival
teachers ready to take charge of the
school. The school trustees were also
at the school TO uphold one set of teach
ers and to refuse admittance to the 9TH
ers.
When the school closed for the Summer
season in July last. the trustees In Of
nee then. A. Brush Lowden and Charles
Schlagel, hired Samuel Caldwell as prin-
cipal. Miss Ida X. Stlwell as HIS assist
ant and Misc Mary Hustled and Miss
Sadie Tompkins to teach the children at
this term. At the election held re.
Gently. new set OF school trustees. in
Guiding Henry Schnautz, Joseph ID.
schupp and Henry Martin. were elected
These new trustees refused to recog-
and appointed NJ. L. Dunn. who was
Belts as his assistant Miss Hustled and
Miss Tompkins were satisfactory to the
not molested.
When the school opened at o o'clock
this morning the three Commissioners,
Schnautz, schupp and Martin, were at
as did Miss Stilwell. They were FOL.
lowed closely by Principal Dunn and
Miss Belts. Miss Hustled and Miss
Tompkins then arrived. and they we're
allowed to enter the schooi-room. The
trustees refused to allow Mr.. Caldwell
or Miss Stilwell to enter the school
house. Mr.. Caldwell and Miss Stilwell
appointd and were entitled 10 Their
places. The three trustees, however,
refused to allow them to go into the
In the mean time. Mr. Dunn and Miss
Belts had passed into the school-house,
ana. together with Miss Hustled and
MISS ,Tompkins, they began the work OF
teaching the pupils
After a short while Mr.. Caldwell and
Miss Stilwell. seeing 1t would be useless
TO stay any longer at the school and
argue with the trustees. left the school
house and went home
Ihey say thy Will sue for the amount
The evening world., 1894-09-04
A POLITICAL CLAM BAKE.
The Cleveland club, of fOrkviIle,
Made Havoc with the Bivalves.

The Cleveland Club. which, though yet
In its infancy. Is a strong and flourish
ing Democratic organization in the
Twenty-fourth Assembly District, had Its
first annual clam-bake yesterday at Rye
Beach.
About $50 members of the Club. which
has nearly 1850 names on It's roll,
marched out Of the clubhouse, at III
East Eighty-fourth street, yesterday
morning, with banners flying and headed
by brass band, and were, cheered all
the way down to the pier at the foot of
Eighty-sixth street, where they took the
steamer Crystal Stream for Rye Beach.
There they had luscious feast pro-
vided for them. and spent the day in
great hilarity at Mr.. Becks pavilion.
There were Informal athletic sports, a
baseball game and various other out-of-
door amusements and when the merry
makers returned to Yorkvile In the even
ing. they were received by an enthusi-
astic crowd at the dock, armed with
torches, and all marched back in tri-
umph to the club house. There were
over 700 In the torchlight procession
The President OF the Club is John II
Scully: Frank Schaffer is Secretary, and
b. Gruenauer Treasurer
The evening world., 1894-09-04
SAYS HE WAS SANDBAGGED,
buffalo Man in a st. Louis Hospital
with Broken Jaw.
By Associated Press. J

BIT. LOUIS, Sept. 4.-Carl Weiss,
twenty=eight years old, occupies a cot at
the City Hospital and is being treated
for supposed fracture OF the jaw, which
he says. is the result of his being sand
bagged.
Weiss was found walking around aim
lessly in the Four Courts, not knowing
where he was. He was taken 10 the Dis
pensary. There he said ne lived ln Euf-
talo, but had come to St Louis from
BROOKLYN to visit two uncles, August
and John Weiss, who were farmers In
the vicinity of st. Louis. on his arrival
here he engaged a room somewhere
near the Four Courts, and leaving his
yalise there went for a stroll with $50
In his pocket. While walking arour d
he was suddenly attacked from behind
and struck with sand-bag. When he
recovered consciousness he was in the
Four Courts. penniless.
The evening world., 1894-09-04
LITTLE TAMMANY'S OUTING.
County Clerk Purroy's Followers
Go to Iona Island.


Little Tammany," as the Tammany
Society OF the Annexed District is
known, has its annual outing to-day.
About fifteen hundred of County Clerk
Purroy's followers and guests boarded
the steamer Grand Republic at the
East One Hundred and. Twenty-eighth
street dock this morning. A stop was
made at Twenty-third street to take on
more passengers. and then a sail was
taken to Iona Island. The excursi mist !,
remain there two hours, and are ex-
pected back in the city at o'clock this
evening.
Little Tammany's" annual outing Is
one OF the social and political events
on the north side. Mr.. Purroy organ
lied the Society, had himself elected
Grand Sachem and his friends little
is not a secret organization, like It's
namesake, the Tammany Society or
Columbian Order, and has no connec-
ton with II. Mr.. Purroy used the name
to conture with, politically, and he has
built up powerful organization.
Coroner John b. Shea II Treasurer.
John +. Dunn is Scribe and FRANKLIN
y. Dutiey Corresponding Scribe, The
COMMITTEES Of Arrangemeilts for the ex-
Ssspn Jacob hss S1 Js }csa p
Oh yrns and John croas ns The vi priv :.
ny costs each person' IS
The evening world., 1894-09-04

manager OF the strike, and headquarters
was established in Progress Hall, &5
Third avenue, between Fifty-frst and
Fifty-second streets. ,--
The carpenters unions are managing
the strike, but have the active support OF
the Board of Delegates of the Building
Trades which represents all the unions
of the various trades engaged III erect
ing buildings in this city.
The delegates of the carpenters unions
began operations at s o'clock by max
ing a tour about the city and visiting
ali the Jobs where the Jumping sys-
tenn ia in vogue As a result several hum
dred carpenters and joiners were called
out and began to assemble in Progress
Hall. r,
Jumpers" who have jobs in all parts
of the city, but the larger number are
above Forty-second street.
" Among the jobs that were struck this
forenoon were those of Charles Lennox,
n sub-contractor, who has the carpen-
ter work on nine private residences in
West Eighty-eighth street, near RIVER
side Drive, and also in twelve houses on
Lennon employed about twenty-five or
thirty carpenters, and paid them s3.E5 d
day. .,.
street, between First and Second ave-
day. The delegates requested the car
expected to strike at noon.
Stephen Ball was reported by the
delegates to be another "lumper' WIN"
wensS or prvste houses cat
East Eighty-ninth street and Third
avenue, and paid them from $50 70
S3.25 a day. A strike was ordered on the
10 obev The arr 1rde s"s at moo noon. wei"
Sub-Contractor Selfridge employs forty
or fifty carpenters on Jobs IN Sixty,
eighth street, between Eighth ,r ana
near Blocker, paying some OF MS men
1880 the urion rate, but the majority
receive but $3.25 day. The delegates
requested The the m men n to come oni' anu
Charles thinner had twenty-five car.
penters at work on four houses IN East
Eighty-ninth street, east or Third aye.
building at Eighty-fourth street, near
Avenue A. Ali the men were expected
10 stop work at noon and report al
Progress Hall.
The union carpenters were quite san
g,iine of winning the fight. for, the rea-
son that the carpenters employee on
these lump" jobs are DESTROYS OF OBJ
tanning the union rate Of WAGES, ana only
courage them in the event of their leav-
ing their work. Then. In ali cases where
union men Of other trades are employed
in buildings where Jumpers have con
tracts, the unon carpenters expected to
force matters by calling upon the Board
of Delegates of the Building Trades to
order strikes on all such jobs.
The work of visiting the numerous
lump" Jobs being necessarily slow, the
delegates did not expect any large num-
Der OF carpenters to strike before night
but the men were coming to Progress
Hall In small squads, and 1t was thought
fully 200 would be out before O'Clock,
and others would quit work tomorrow
It was estimated that fully 800 car
perters In all are, or were, engaged on
i1ump" jobs
The evening world., 1894-09-04
HOT CHASE FOR A FLAT Thief.
Barron Jumped On and Off Street
Cars with Amazing Agility.
Was Trying to Use Jimmy on a
Door when Discovered.

Joseph Barron had barely got his
breathing apparatus into its normal
condition when he was arraigncd be
fore Justice Mcmahon In the Yorkvlle
Court to-day and remanded until to-
morrow for further examination on
Il charge OF attempted burglary.
Barron Is twenty-one years old,
lives at Clio Eighth avenue, and for
some time in "A general way has sup
piled the Police Department with cellu-
loid collars and cuffs. lie is therefore
well known to the members of OF the
force.
shortly before o'clock last evening
Barron, IL is charged, attempted to break
Into the apartments Of j. Rozeila, "A COM
mission merchant. who occupies the NTH
nat In the apartment house, 80 West
Sixtieth street Mr.. Rozella and his fam
lily were not at home.
Miss Annie Salstren, the janltress, was
lighting the gas In the Railways. and
when she reached the nth floor she saw
Barron Just outside Of the door leading
to R1zcila's apartments. When Barron
was discovered he fed downstairs.
Miss salstren started in pursuit. yell
ing: stop thief at the top Of her voice.
Policeman Robinson saw Barron dash
street The policeman gave chase. and
was Joined by many citizens.
As Barron ran he threw away a
Jimmy. At the Boulevard he boarded
a car bound south. Robinson and a
bowling mob were close at his heels.
Barron got on the car at the rear plat
form, passed through. and ms the police
man boarded the car at the rear Bar
ron jumped from the front platform
and boarded another car at Fifty-ninth
street going east. At Eighth avenue he
boarded another car, followed by the
policeman and the crowd.
Jumping Off at Broadway Barron
tSsp ing paH ea Robpsos
and locked up in the station house.
Barron was taken to Police Headquar-
tors this morning. and his picture added
to the gallery.
The evening world., 1894-09-04
TWO YOUNG POCKPOCKETS.
Captured in the Act of Robbing n
Woman.

Central Office Detectives Carey and
McGuinness found two youthful pick
pockets following up the Labor Day
parade yesterday. They were John
Weiss nineteen years old. of l29 Nor
folk street and David Juffet. fourteen
years old. of - Allen street.
The detectives caught the boys at
Fifth avenue and Fifty-ninth street,
They were then in the act of picking a
used AZ a tool.
Weiss is strapping fellow. while Juf-
fet Is diminutive. Juffet would stand in
front Of Weiss, who would reach around
and secure the objective article. The
apparent innocence OF the boy always
threw the victims of their guard.
Justice Grady held them In 800 bail
each for examination.
The evening world., 1894-09-04
A BROOKLYN BRIDGE SUIT.
Over Fees of Referee on a Tower
infringement.

PITTSBuRG. Sept. 4-Attorney DYKE.
man, OF Philadelphia, has filed in the
United States Circuit Court in this city,
the suit OF the cities OF New York and
brooklyn against John r. Dubois, of
Clearfield County.
The suit Is brought to recover the
amount OF fees paid by the two cities
or the Dubois claim against the trus-
tees or the Brooklyn Bridge for infringe
ment or his patents In building one OF
the towers.
Mr.. Dubois objects to paying 5000
the amount given to the three referees,
when, as he believes, the referees only
earned. under the terms OF the written
stipulation entered into by the parties
TO the arbitration, $575. The referees
were to be paid $25 for each session they
attended. and II IL claimed that only
eleven sessions were held; but each ref
cree was paid 5000. az II he had at
tended 100 sessions