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The evening world., 1894-09-15
THE FIGHT WAS STOPPED.
A Row Before the Acknowledgements
Go Attracted the Sheriff.

The much-discussed prize-hght between
George Reynolds and Billy Ahearn was
to have been pulled Off at Westchester
Village last night, but was interrupted,
having been stopped by a posse in charge
of Sheriff Duffy.
Both pugilists weighed In at P. NJ.
under 100 pounds, and the tip was passed
that the go would be started at 10 o'clock
last night. About two hundred people
were on hand, and the principals and
their seconds met to finish arrange
ments. Reynolds did not like the crowd,
saying that 1t was made up of Ahearn's
friends, who had come without tickets,
and he did not expect fair play.
A dispute between Joe Ellingsworth
and Jim Lavelle attracted a crowd, and
Wien the two came to blows there was
noise enough to alarm the whole
county.
The Sheriff interfered at this point
and dispersed the crowd.
The referee, Frank Stephenson, in
structed the stakeholder to notify both
boxers or their representatives to meet
him at r. K. Foxs office next Thursday
al II A. NJ, when he will name the place
of fighting.
According to the articles Of agreement,
the matter Is now in the hands of the
referee, and his decision supersedes the
stakeholder, and the men must either
fight or forfeit the stakes.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
WANTED BIGGER GAME.
hoy shoots at n Policeman with n
Pebble.

Two boys armed with toy catapults
amused themselves for awhile by shoot
ing robins in Central Park this morn
ing, but they longed for larger game.
Park Policeman Fitzpatrick, who was
standing at the Eighth avenue and
Eighty-frst street entrance, struck them
as filling the bill, and one of the boys
let a large pebble fly at him.
"Whz" went the pebble. striking the
policeman on the ear He recovered from
his surprise in time to turn and see the
two boys running down the entrance
path. He gave chase and captured one
OF them as he turned down Swan path.
which leads to the Swan Lake.
The boy had his pockets filed with peb-
bles and a few ruDbers. He said he was
Walter l.. Clark. seventeen years old, Of
81 West Eighty-fourth street. He ad-
mItted shooting robins when arraigned
before Justice Mcmahon. in Yorkvillc
Court. He was discharged with repri-
mand. He would not tell his compan-
IONS name.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
VICTIM OF A FIEND.
Ten Year-0ld Girl Assaulted BY
an Unknown Man.
Waylaid Near Her Home and Kept
Prisoner Four Hours.
Posse OF Men in Search OF Her As
sailant.

iSpcflhl 20 Inc Evening world
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j., Sept. b
The ten-year-old daughter OF Henry
Sheppard, "A prosperous farmer of Stouts-
burg. village near Somerville. was
criminally assaulted early last evening
by an unknown man while on the way
from school.
She was overtakcn by the stranger
about two miles from her home in a
lonely section of the village.
When the girl. who Is large for her age.
repulscl the man. he threw her down.
and under threats of killing her ordered
her to keep quiet. He detained her for
four hours.
She did not reach her home until late
last night. Her parents were awaiting
her IN fear that something had hap
pcned to her.
She told them the story OF the assault,
but was unable to give any clue to the
mans Identity.
posse of one hundred men searched
all last night and this morning for the
man. COlorcd man who was unable to
give good account Of himself was
arrested this morning, and II was with
difficulty that lynching was pre-
vented, so sure were some Of the search
ers that he was the Culprit
The girl said that he was not the man.
After he had been once released, the
same negro was arrested by another
searching party. He was able to prove
an alib
There Is great excitement in the vi
entity OF Blnwenburg and Hopewell, ad-
Joining villages on the main line of the
New Jersey Central Railroad. Posters
have been issued offering $500 reward for
the capture of the fieni.
II the culprit is caught to-day. while
the feeling runs so high, It is very
likely that there will be a lynching.
Miss Sheppard is in a very precarious
condition. She can tell little about the
man, except that he was about thirty
years old, had brown whiskers and was
very much tanned
The evening world., 1894-09-15
WHY SHE USED THE WHIP.
Mrs. Miller Hated Her DnuRhter-in.
Law and Beat Her.

RIDGEWoOD. N. j., Sept. l5.-The
Injuries inflicted upon the young bride
OF James Johnston. or this place, by his
mother, Mrs. John b. Miller, who struck
the young woman with n horse whip.
will probably result In n suit for dam
ages. The story OF Mrs. Miller's dis
like for her daughter-in-law Ii an old
one. She objected to her sons mar
riage with the girl and did everything
In her power to prevent 1t.
Mrs. Miller has been married twice
and her last husband was brother Of
the late Mrs. Jay Gould. from whom
he inherited n handsome fortune.
Mrs. Miller drove alongside OF the
pony chaise In which the young bride
and her mother were seated and struck
them repeatedly with n horse whip.
The assault occurred on Thursday
and every method was taken to keep
leaked out. however, and is now the
talk of the town.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
POUCH SUED FOR DIVORCE.
The Undertaker's Wife 10 He Al.
lowed $50 for Counsel Fee.

Mrs. Caroline W. Pouch this morning
I'etitioned Chief Judge Clement. in the
City Court, Brooklyn, for almony and
counsel fees to present her suit for alb
solute divorce from her husband. Tn
dertaker Joseph NJ. Pouch, of 1859 Bed
ford avenue. Judge Clement refused to
OF $50.
The Pouchs were married on Oct u,
1885, and have two children.
Mrs. Pouch says her husband left her
on Aug. Is, 1894, taking 500 worth OF her
property. Lizzie A. Moore is named as
the correspondent. Pouch made no de.
Tense In court. He says he is not guilty
Of the charges.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
TOO POOR TO PAY A LAWYER.


Mrs. Jane II. Lyon, OF Dobbins street
Greenpoint, applied to Justice Cullen. OF
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for ali
mony and counsel fees this morning
She has sued her husband. John C.
Lyon, truck driver, for absolute d.
Norce. The Lyons were married about
ten years ago and have two children.
Josie McMurray Is named as correspond
ent
Lyon was In court this morning and
said he earned but $40 n week and was
too poor to employ counsel. He also said
he had given his wife So a week since
he left her. Decision reserved.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
LOCKED UP FOR ISLANDER.
Mrs. Tobe Cohen Hns Her Brother
in-LRw Arrested.

Solomon Weichso.baum was arrested
late yesterday afternoon and lodged in
Ludlow Street Jail upon an order issued
by Chief Justice Ehrlich. of the city
Court, in an action brought by Mrs Tobe
Cohen. his sister-in-law, to recover 100
damages for Islander.
In her complaint Mrs. Cohen alleges
that on july the defendant, In the pres
ence of number OF her friends. made
slanderous remarks rejecting upon her
character.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
LADUE STILL IN DURANGO.
Amy Merschel, His Alleged Victin,
Not Out of Danger.

A certificate from the House Surgeon
Of the New York Hospital was shown to
Justice Voorhis. IN Jefferson MarNss
Court to-day, which stated that Amg
Merschel was still dangerously Ill.
Wallace Ladue, who Is suspected OF
shooting her last Saturday In Schicks
Hotel. Twenty eighth street and Seventh
avenue, was held again by the Justice
without bail to await the result OF the
woman's injuries.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
CORRESPONDENT AT 10 YEARS
Mrs. Thomas Names n Rocky Point
belle In Her Divorce Suit.

Justice Cullen, in the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn. this morning, heard the ap-
plication OF Marie s. Thomas for an alb
solute divorce from her husband Edward
S, Thomas, of First place, on statutory
grounds
The defendant was formerly a promi-
nent member of the Methodist Church In
Rocky Point, Suffolk County.
The couple We're married Nov. l6, 1883.
The complaint alleges that the defendant
left his wife in October, 1893 and went to
Rocky Point. While there he made the
acquaintance of "A Miss Amy Baldwin,
nineteen years old, the belle OF the town
Miss Baldwin il named as correspondent
The evening world., 1894-09-15
BOY BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Two Alleged Robbers Give Their
Ages ms Fifteen Years

A gang OF Bohemian boy burglars, two
of whom are under arrest, have during
a month past looted at least half a
dozen flats In the Bohemian quarter.
east OF First avenue, from Slxty-ninth
to Seventy-fourth street. The prisoners,
who were arraigned at the Yorkville
Police Court to-day, are Toney Prazek,
OF 374 East Seventy-tfth street, and
william Cromy, OF Boulevard and one
Hundred and Seventeenth street. They
each gave their ages as fifteen years.
one of the last burglaries they COM
mitted was to rife the fiat occupied by
Frank Dobeck, a jeweller, of 1880 Ave
ma 4
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Evening High school Open.

The Central Evening High School, OF East
Sixty third street between Second and Third
avenues has opened to receive the names OF
young mel who wish to pursue the following
stndieS; bookkeeping, architectural and me-
chanical drawing. free-hand drawing, penman-
ship. chemistry defamation. anatomy, physiOl-
ogy. photography, rhetoric. algebra, geometry.
trigonometry, political science and Spanish.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
100000 FIRE IN SCRANTON
Four Business blocks Entirely De-
stroy-d To-day.

SCRANTON, Pa, Sept. ia fire here,
which began early this morning, was
not brought under control until shortly
after 10 o'clock The loss is estimated
az 10000.
The fire completely destroyed the Mat
thews, Morton s. Cross and Foster
blocks.
The property OF a number of firms
was damaged by water. Among the
losers were: Haslachock. millinery
store, the Famous shoe store. +. L.
Crane, wholesale furs, and ]. d. Will
Jams, confectionery.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
NO COURT TO TRY HIM.
Alleged Wife-sIayer Ryan VIII lie
Up Again TO-Norroyy.

John Ryan, OF Spuyten Duyvil, who
caused his wife's death by throwing a
lighted lamp at her on Sept. last, set,
ting fire to her clothing. was remanded
In the Harlem Court to-day for examina-
tton tomorrow morning.
Ryan has been found guilty bv n Cor
oner's jury. He has been arralgned i'm
courts In Harlem, Morrisania. Yonkcrs
and White Plains. and At prese Mt there
seems 70 be growing doubt as To whose
likely that he will tomorrow again be
demanded for new Cor)ners Inquest.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Robbed In Rattery Park.

Robert ConnOrs. Of Far Rockaway, and Will
lam Napoleon. OF wlppinger Falls. were held
for trial In rombs Police Court to-day charged
with rohbing Patrick Carney. a laborer Of Cru
ton Dam. y. Y. 81 {l2 In broad daylight in
Battery Park, yesterday, No money was found
on the men but when Policeman stevens started
to arrest them they tried to escape Carney
was sent to the House OF Detention.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
The batting order Will be as follows:


wy Nsso'lheu tTeSS.J
CHICAGO, Sept l5.-R. p. Searle, mounted on
twenty pound bicycle. with tires weighing
but two and three-quarters pounds started from
the City Hall at l.o'clock to-day expecting to
reach New York at p. NJ. THURSDAY thereby
lowering the record He will be paced through
by relays OF riders.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
sold Beer to children. II Is Alleged

Two saloon keepers were held for trial for
selling liquor to minors In the Essex Market
Poii Court to-day. They were David Lind, Of
IA Essex street. and Max segal, of 1856 Avenue
d. Tho form,r sold pint Of beer. 1t is alleged,
TO six -year-old Sadie Kautrowitz, of 1854 Essex
street. and the latter TO seven year-old Rachel
Street. OF 1870 Avenue d.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Says She stole His Ring.

Adam seIfert. musician. OF 3l East Ninety.
hird street, made charge OF larceny arainy,
Carrie Williams, tWenty-one years old. OF gs5
East rwenty NTH street, In the Essex Marke,
fonoe CouSt to-day He stated that he met he,
last night ans that while they were in a saloon
a. lss first avenua shr stole a ring from M
Hhger The woman Nald that he gave her thf
trial. '' "''H h"r ioi
The evening world., 1894-09-15
starter Caldwell Must Try Again

Justice Newburger, in the city Court, to-day
granted the application OF Victor Smith. one OF
the judges OF the new Jockey Club, to open a
default Judgment obtained against him by starter
James +. Caldwell His lawyer claimed that the
Starter Caldwell opposed the application, and
read letters from Judge Smith daring him to do
his worst. Judge Smith pays the cost. The case
will be heard Oct. g.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Kate pond. thirty-fcur years Old. walked into
the Fifth street stnton-house at O'Clock this
morning Her head was bleeding from had
scalp wound, She said thHt She lived at A2G Fast
Eleventh street and that sh, had been struck on
the mead with plate by woman In the house.
She refused 10 give any further partculars and
was sent TO Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1894-09-15
ON ANOTHER CHARGE.
Or" Warren ArrnigDed in the
TOmbs for SwindIing Sears.

Io"bs TOT swtndltnR sears.
Or" James Warren, alias Henry H.
Atwater, sixty years old, OF l72 East
Forty-eghth street, who was committed
to the Tombs yesterday from Yorkville
Court, charged with swindling was ar
raigned in, the Tombs on another charge
this morning,
Detective Valley, of the Central Of
fee, had been looking for Warren since
last March. on the 9th of that month
he swindled John Sears. of 600 Broad
way, Albany, N y, out of about 800
in the same manner which caused his
resent arrest
Warren advertised for a helper at
country fairs, and demanded 800 as Sc
curity. Sears put up the money and
Warren fed
This morning Detective Valley went
to the Tombs and brought Warren up
stairs to the courtroom, where he ar
raigned him on this new charge. JUS
tice Grady held him for trial. and he
was returned to prison.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Hattie Barrett OF 1855 Chrystle street. left the
doors OF her apartments open yesterday while she
went to the grocer'S ON her return her purse
containing IS and four gold rings was gone
Simon Goddard. who lives In the same housn
OF the theft and caused his arrest The stolen
property was found In his possession In Essry
for trial, N''1'N' ="
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Father l.aycllc pastor OF the Cathedral, has
been appointed director Of the Cathedral Literary
and Athletic club, TO succeed Father Daily Its or
ganiler who has refused to recall his reslKna-
ton Father DAYS retirement Is deeply re-
GREETED by the club.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

PERTH AMBoY, n. j., Sept i5-A gang OF
hundred laborers who were employed In grading
the site OF the Guggenheimer smelling works.
struck to-day for wages which were not due them
until DOT. l, They threatened violence OF thsy
wer not paid. The police were called and the
laborers were quieted but they refused TO WORK
and left the place.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
MILLIONAIRE MISSING.
j. NJ, Mann, Oregon Turfmnn. Dis
appears from Frisco.

SACRAMENTO, cal. Sept. Isl. NJ.
Mana, the millionaire turfman OF Port
land. ore, Eas mysterously disappeared
from here
Il" WAS known TO have had large
amount OF money when last seen, and
II is feared that he las met with foul
MAY
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Accused by n Roommate.

Otto Ludwig. & bartender, was held for trial
on a charge OF rand larceny In the Essex Mar.
ket Police Court to-day. Re formerly roomed
with John LAyeie. Of 1891 Second avenue and
Is alleged TO have disappeared on Tuesday last
with $50 worth Of Layslle's clothing.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Alleged Counterfeiter Held.

Frank Astoria, who was arrested onN charge Of
passing 50 counterfeit bill on Antonio MORO
last Thursay, was to-day held In 81 900 bonds by
United States Commissioner Alexander His ex-
animation was set for Tuesday next.
The evening world., 1894-09-15

Burglars entered the residence Of Duncan Oh
quhAnn, 81 Harmon street. Jersey City. last night
and stole a quantity OF Clothing Mr.. and MA
Colauhsnn were both asleep at the time. and the
butglsra turned on the gas In their room Mre
been made
The evening world., 1894-09-15
Tom johnson Renominatsd

NY ASSOCIATED TTehs.D
CLEVELAND, o., Sept. l6,-Congress-
man Tom l.. Johnson was renominated
by the Twenty-first District (Cleveland)
Democratic Convention to-day.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
DR.. COOK TELLS HIS STORY
All About the Arctic Expedition Il,
the Man Who Led It,

DR.. Frederick A. Cook. who organized
the expedition which recently failed to
reach the Arctic, has written an account
of the Miranda's trip to Greenland for
the sunday World"
The evening world., 1894-09-15

WATERToWN, N. Y, Sept l5,-The Repuh,
Leans Of the Twenty-tourth Congressional Dis.
tfict, comprising the counties Of OsWesu Jencr,
son and Lewis. held their convention here TO-DAY
and unanimously reuominated Charles \. Chick,
ering for Congress.
The evening world., 1894-09-15
To he Examined as to Her so,,,x

9ood-iooking young woman neatly attIred
VINO described herself as Mary Garrgan, twrnty
three years old. of 80 Hudson street NevarL \,
4. was committed to-day by Justic. McNsbo, -
ne insane pavilion at Bellevue to be examined
The evening world., 1894-09-15
JsweIer Marcus's House ON Fire

MoSrcLAIR. n J.. Sega Ik-Ths unfinished
house OF W. E. MarcuA q New York jsweiler,
on Mountain avenue In the fAAhionAbls section
OF Monteiair. was discovered On ere this morn.
ing The flames we're put out Aftsr . losa OF
g. 900 had been done I--
The evening world., 1894-09-15

You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday WOrldf
The evening world., 1894-09-15

II Is IA thrilling tale of alVrnt urc and
hairhreadth escape. II YOU have over
been 10 Greenland you VIII hc Interested
In the places described by In Cook II
YOU have not taken this summer eNcur-
sion route, YOU Will want to go next sea-
nnrhnns
The morning call., 1894-01-22

Stmr Homer. Roberts, Everett
Stmr Eureka. Leland. San Pedro.
Stmr MineOla, Pilisbury. Comox.
Br ship Stonelegh, Thomson. Hull.
Br ship Euphrosyne. Thompson, Queenstown.
Bark Albert. Grifiths, Honolulu,
BKtn Portland. Der not. Shoalwater Bay
Bktn Cleaner, Land. Grays Harbor.
Brig Spreckels, Christensen, Kshului.
Schr George Peabody, Lindburg, hunting and
fishing.
The morning call., 1894-01-22

For Late Shipping InteltiQence See Tenth Page
The morning call., 1894-01-22
SHIPPING NOTES.
Start Made in a Sailing Race to
England


The four-masted British ship Stoneleigh.
2131 tons, in tow Of the Fearless, and the
three-master Euphrosyne, 1910 tons, in
tow of the Sea King, went to sea side bv
side yesterday. The smaller ship had a
Slight lead when she started seaward, bnt
was overtaken by the four-master off
. Howard No. .. ell hands were on deck
and the crews cheered each other Justify.
The big craft got clear Of the outer buoy
a.: half an hour ahead of the Euphrosyne.
carrying all her canvas, with chances in
=: favor OF her holding the lead On the long
voyage TO the United Kingdom.
: Captain johnson of the steamer Point
Arena thought the weather too rough to
start for the Mendocino coast Saturday.
so held his vessel back for smoother seas.
she will leave at 4 O'Clock this afternoon.
-: Captain Hawley, superintendent of
SpreckeIo' towboats, has been on the sick
list for several days.
:" Two old-fashioned 9-pound guns, with
their caissous, arrived by the Monowai
.tfom Honolulu and will be used as part Of
lle show in the Hawaiian village at the
Mmwinter Fair. These i'm elements of
war from country threatened with in
ternec'ne strife attracted much attention
al the Oceanic wharf. where they are lying
preparatory to being transferred to the
park
The morning call., 1894-01-22

VALLEJO, Jan. 21.-It begins to look as
though the old flagship Hartford was not
TO be repaired for some time to come.
Back into midstream she will lie for
months il not years-that is two years at
least. 1t is sincerely hoped by all that the
Hartford will not be allowed to remain
long in rotton row, but that before long
something will be done with her in the
shape of repairing or rebuilding, as it
would help greatly TO relieve the hard
times being felt by mechanic and merchant
alike.
Three changes by the Secretary of the
Navy were made the first of last week by
which Republicans were superseded by
Democrats. Six more will follow in short
order and it is stated that the Secretary of
the Navy will have every Republican eff
the yard before the next general election
takes place.
Oar Board Of Trade is making every eff
fort to secure liberal appropriations for the
prosecution OF work at the Navy-yard.
Owing To tie large amount of work 10 be
done on the Alert and Boston an aGdi-
tional force of men have been set to work
in the steam engineering department.
p Additional guns and ammunition are
arriving at the yard, mostly for the
Olympia. The shells and other emmuni-
tiOn as soon as received are taken 10
large scOw down 20 the magazine grounds
and slowed safely away in the buildings
Set apart for their use. The guns are
taken up to the ordnance building, and
there taken from their boxes and set mp
10 ascertain that no damage has been done
to them while EN- transit. Recent adVlceS
from Rear Admiral j. l.. Skerrett, COM
InandeT-iu-chef of the AsiaCic squadron,
are 20 the effect that he IS nicely located,
ana tbaf b~s- is well pleased win ms new
:*duty and finds the squadron IN good con-
.dltiou. The admiraPs family have very
. pleasant quarters in Yokohama.
Lieutenant \. Y. Wadhams, I. s. N,
executive officer OF the Mohican, which
vessel is still lying in midsiTeam awaiting
:. orders, made telling sJeech at an open
meeting Of the Naval Union in this city
: Thursday evening ana expressed the
pleasure of the officers and men and their
appreciation of our citizens and ladies in
particular at the establishment Of such an
excellent resort for The sailors and marines
marks Lieutenant Wadham. on behalf of
the officers aud men, presented the union
, with a bag If mOney-S40 or SOFAS
: free-will offering. The lieutenant is
pleasing and fOrcible speaker, and has al
ready gained the respect and good Hill of
1.-The officers on the Mohican.
g. Several young men have just completed
their term of apprenticeship at the yard
and have been rated as j0urneymen.
:: Ensign c. F. Hughes, well known here.
has been ordered TO the Mohican as
watch and division officer. Ensign
:: Hughes came here first on the Boston,
since which time he has been on a couple
:. of other vessels, to the satisfaction of bis
superior officers.
The morning call., 1894-01-22
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The morning call., 1894-01-22
THE HARTFORD.
Delay in Beginning Work
on the Vessel.
Political Changes at Mare Island
Guns and Ammunition for the
mpia-Notes.

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