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The evening world., 1894-08-23
USED PERMITS TO STEAL.
Two Clever Sneak Thieves Operated
Through Real Estate Men.

Two Clever Sneak Thieves Operated
Through Real Estate Men.
For the next two years the City OF
Brooklyn will be richer by the serv-
ices Of Messrs. James Mansfield. thirty.
one years old. and John Williams, TWEEN
ty-two years old. whom Justice Steers
this morning sentenced to the Peniten-
tiary from the Gates Avenue Police
Court.
Policemen MCGOWAN and Dunn yes
terday arrested them for robbing houses,
which they entered under permits from
was found number of timesuriaca ale
prominent real-estate dealers. On Mans
field was found a number of permits
from the ID. & NJ. Chauncey Real-Estate
Company, of POI Montague street and
one Of William ]. TAFT, Of 307 Flatbush
avenue.
In court this morning complaints were
made by Mr.. Garrish. OF 224 Henry street
from whom the men stole a number OF
silver spoons; and Miss Alice Simonson,
of $50 Herkimer street, who was robbed
Of two silk umbrellas.
They pleaded guilty OF both charges
and were sentenced to the Penitentiary
for one year on each charge, or two
years in all.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
JOSEPH OPENHYM'S WILL.
One-Tenth VIII Eventually Go to
Charitable Installations.

The will of the late Joseph Openhym,
who died Aug Is last at Elberon. N. j..
where he was spending the Summer. was
filed for probate in the Surrogate's Office
to-day. The estate Is valued at $3OO, 900
personal property.
Mr.. Openhym gives to his brother,
Adolph Openhym. life Interest I'm his
estate. on the death of the latter one
tenth of the estate L. to be given to
charitable institutions at the discretion
OF the executors. and the remainder of
the property Is to be divided between the
testators brother Augustus w. Open
hym. and his sister. Pauline Stern.
The will Is dated Aug. q, 1893 and
Adolph and Augustus w. Openhym are
named as executors.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
HIS wife FORGOT HIM.
sculptor De Lucca Is Now Accused
Of Shaping Her.

Pasquale de Lucca, an Italian sculptor
of some note in the Williamsburg col
ony, was held for trial in the Lee Ave-
nue. Police Court this morning OH a
charge of assaulting his wife. Nellie.
The sculptor lives at 224 Union avenue.
Night before last. it is stated. De
Lucca was taken sick with cramps, and
he sent his wife in haste to the neigh
boring drug store for medicine. The
woman procured the drug. but on the
way home she met a friend, who told
her he was also i'll. Mrs. De Lucca, for,
getting all about her husband, handed
over the medicine to her friend, 1t Is al
legged, and then went to her father $
home at 40 Havemeyer street, and went
to sleep. De Lucca went to the Have
slapped his wife's face vigorously.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
DON'T HEED SATOLLI.
Catholic knights VIII Run the Bar
mt Their Own Picnic.

The sale OF the bar and lunch priv.
leges" at the excursion OF the Catholic
Knights OF America next Thursday was
held last evening In Convent Hall. in
Lexington avenue, near Sixty-ftth street.
4: J. scully. Chairman OF the Committee
After slow bidding had raised the priv
ilege to value OF 5000. the Chairman,
In behalf OF the Committee. knocked Ii
down TO himself for SEQ and announced
This decision. u Is said, 10 in direct OPP
position torsths views of Mgr. SgtolIi,
which, were recently made public. and
Witch have since been fuzzy Endorsed by
The evening world., 1894-08-23
LEFT ON AN ARCTIC ISLAND.
Yacht saxon Had to Abandon Prof.
Bnttye md His Comrades,


ABERDEEN. Aug. 23.-The yacht
Saxon has arrived at Peterhead, return
Ing from a scientific expedition to the
Arctic regions. She reports that on
June she landed Prof. Aubrey, Battye,
the ornithologist, and one companion,
on Kolque Island, a hundred miles from
the Russian coast.
The Saxon. however, was obliged to
abandon Battye and his companion on
account of the heavy seas and the ice
which threatened the destruction Of the
yacht. 1t is hoped that the two ex-
plorers will be rescued by the next
Russian gunboat which visits the
island. as
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SAVED FROM DROWNING.
Three Prominent New Jersey Men
Rescued by Lawyer Byrucs.

CAPE MAY. N. j.. Aug. 2S-Thomas
F.. Byrnes, lawyer and prominent
Democrat of Philadelphia, saved state
Comptroller Hancock. of New Jersey;
ex-County Clerk Barker Gummere. of
Newark. and ex-Postmaster William s.
Yard, of Trenton. from drowning here
last night.
The three gentlemen arrived yes
terday afternoon and initiated their
stay by takln n dip in the
surf. They enjoyed the sport
so greatly that they Grifted be-
yor d their depth and called for help.
Mr.. Byrnee Immediately swan out to
them with rope and fastened two of
the bathers to 1t. They were then drawn
ashore. Meanwhile boat had been
manned by volunteers and picked up the
third man.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
CLOSE CALL FOR A TUG.
Wns Nearly Cut In Two by the
BnttIeship Oregon.
CBy Associated PressD


SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 23.-'rhe bat
tleship Oregon was out for a spin yes
terday. and her engines worked beau
tifully. Coming down the bay from
above Goat Island. Capt Goodall opened
her out for squirt and she fairly flew
through the water. While the Oregon
was speeding at a terrific pace the tug
Rockaway had the tsmerity TO cross her
bows, and barely escaped being cut in
two. The tug had been sent out with n
photographer to take "A snap shot at the
oregon.
Capt. Goodall saw the danger and
rang to back the warship at full speed.
Her impetus could not be checked at
such short notice, and she was carried
on by her momentum almost against the
tug.
The tugs stern was under the Oregon :
bow, and the next moment she was lost
to sight from the. shore. a big roller
from the Oregon had struck the tug +
stern and actually pushed the vessel out
OF harms way.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
PATCH0GUE REFoRMERs WIN.
Four Liquor Dealers Reluctantly
Plead Guilty and Are Fined.

PATCHOGUE. L. l., Aug. 23.-The re-
form movement against the saloon-keep-
ers has SO far proven successful. Judge
Gaynor, at Bellport, last night, denied
the application Of Lawyer Carman, who.
on behalf of the saloon men, asked to
have the cases withdrawn from the JUS
tees Court and sent to the Grand
Jury.
Edward McNulty. Charles Homan and
with violating the Sunday and minor
laws, then pleaded guilty Justice Price
thereupon imposed fine of $50 and a
sentence of ten days In the county jail.
Mrs Edward McNulty, who was charged
with selling beer to child. was fined
SIS.
Robert s. Pelletreau was the prosecut-
ing attorney. r. silsbe. jr.; leads the
close scrutiny upon the other saloons
In town.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
NO TROUBLE IN HAYTI..
Hippolyte, Who Is All Right, Again
Contradicts Some Rumors.

Minister Clement Haentjens, of the
Haytian Legation. to-day received a
cablegram from President Hippolyte
confirming Saturdays report OF his III
ness but containing the Information that
he had fully recovered his health. The
cablegram was terse, and read as fol-
lows:
Was indisposed Saturday. Have recovered
Deny report In newspapers.
tsiEnedI. President HIPPOLNrF
Mr.. Haentjens says that the last SEN
tence, Deny reports In newspapers"
apphes to the rumors of an impending
Ing. to the Haytian Minister, there Is
nothing In the state of Haytian affairs
TO Indicate that there will be a revollI-
ton, and the reports originated from
Hippolyte's opponents. whose headquar-
tiers are at Kingston, from which place
the rumors OF war were telesraphed
The evening world., 1894-08-23
AcTSAS "A WILD MAN.

e clearinghouse Mistress Com
plains About Her Husband.
Peter Quackenhush. who lives in his
wife's boarding house at sos briggs ave-
nue.. Williamsburg. was held in the Lee
Avenue Police Court this morning on a
charge of assault. The complainant
against Quackenbush is his wife. Sarah.
She says Quackenbush has acted like q
, wild man for the past month.
: He comes home" said Mrs. Quacken-
bush, "and objects to the food have
prepared for the boarders Then he
tells me / don't know how to run a
clearinghouse and to prove 1t, takes
my china plates and throws them at the
boarders. Yesterday he fired off his re-
volver several times, and 1t is wonder
we were not all killed. 1 objected, and
he struck me-"
Justice Steers adjourned the case.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Runaway Boys In n Fruit Car.
by Associated Press.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. :3.-SiT runaway
boys from Baltimore we're arrested In a fruit
ear in the lower end OF the city to-day They
gave their names and residences as follows:
Daniel Lide, aged twelve years 6 Market
place; Louis Bobsnski aged thirteen years $50
Front street; Meyer Biumenthal aged sixteen
years 2s7 Gay street; Peter Holman aged
niteen years. 1870 MrKslvey street Sinen
street. and Charles Smith aged nineteen Years
illI Meketrsy street. The boys sAid they had
benoIna tired Of Danimons and started CUT 20
see the country. They we're committed 70 prison
until ,atr IaIsntA are hard frou, ,s:i-.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SAYS A FARMER SHOT HIM.
Duchell and Ills Friend Took To-
matOes from n Field.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l.. Aug. o.
Isador Duchell. thirty years OLD. of SAC
East Fortieth street, New York. who
was taken to st. Johns Hospital late
last night with a gun shot wound In
his left shoulder, Is resting easily and
will be out Of the hospital in about two
weeks.
Duchell says he was employed in
Fishers piano factory, in Twentieth
street, New York. and that he and
Charles Yarn, a shopmate, visited
friends at Winfield yesterday. On their
way back to the station they saw a
one they had some words with the
owner.
Duchell says the farmer attacked
Yarn. and that when he went to his
got his gun and fired the contents at
them. The shot struck Duchell. but
Yarn escaped and went to New York.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
THROWN FROM 4 TRAIN.
stephen BirdsalI, of OradcII, Mar
rowly Escaped Death
(speslal 70 The Evening WORLDLY

Especial 70 The evening World.)
HACKENSACK, N. j.. Aug. 23.-Ste-
phen Birdsall, of Oradell, N j., was
picked up on the track of the New Jer-
sey and New York Railroad. between
Riverdale and Cherry Hill, at about 8. 10
o'clock last night by Engineer Ike
Hasbrouck. Birdsall's head was badly
cut. and his body bruised In several
places. He was carried into the bag
gage car and given restoratives.
Arriving at Hackensack, Blrdsall was
placed In an ambulance and taken to
the Hackensack Hospital. His condition
Is critical, but the physicians hops To
save him.
Birdsall was u passenger on the train
which left Cherry. Hin at 100 O'Clock
last night He persisted In standing on
the rear platform Of the last car. in
spite of the protests OF the train
men, and was last seen by the brake
man near the place where he was found.
II IL supposed that he was thrown from
the platform while rounding a curve.
Birdsall has a wife and a little girl.
He was employed In New York city.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Sumner Parliament Discuss Labor.

LONG BEACH. L. l.. Aug. c3.-The labor
problem was discussed yesterday at the Summer
Parliament by Rev. Wilbur +. Crafts. d. D..
Mrs Isabella Charles Davis and Francis Car
ia,hers. ex-Prssident Of the Scaled Shoemaker
AAsoeiaton. Of New York City. Mr. Carruthers
Iesd the speech which Mr.. Samuel Gompers had
prepared and was prevented from delivering in
Rerton by his subpoena to testify at the strike
mrssst audience Of the Forum. Mr.. Gompers' :
psper dealt with the failaey OF the old political
sS.oohomists, who he said. did not know the
~ between a law OF nature and the Law
The evening world., 1894-08-23
welded IN THE OPEN AIR.
brooklyn Nam United 10 His Bride
on a New Jersey Lawn.

BRIDGETON, N. j.. Aug. :3.--Charles
II. Abel, OF Brooklyn, and Miss Carrie
Ware, daughter Of James Ware, a we'll
known and retired merchant of this city.
were married in the open air to-day.
The ceremony was performed on the
lawn OF Mr.. Wares residence, while the
bridal party stood under shady trees.
Revs. Beadle and Bridges both Presby.
terrain ministers, officiated. The bride s
costume was OF white satin. A large
number OF friends of the couple occu-
pied rustic seats and camp chairs on the
lawn during the ceremony. The bridal
couple started on a wedding trip which
Will include the fashionable watering
places.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
GAVE A BOGUS CHECK.
sisent II. Vendig Accused by j. H
ROhr'a

Sigent II. Vendig. Of 1875 Bushwick
avenue, Brooklyn. race-track tout, was
arraigned In the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning charged with passing
a bogus check for SIS on J. II. Rohrs, OF
Broadway and Halsey street.
Vendig at first pleaded not guilty, and
was remanded In default OF $500 bail. He
afterwards had a conversation with his
accuser, and settled the matter, presuma-
bly, o. paying the SIS. He was then
dismissed, as the complaint was with
drawn.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

Policeman Carrougher, OF the Coney Island
station this morning found fox In the front
yard OF the home OF Policeman Tierney. Iio
UnderhllI avenue, Brooklyn. The animal was
Identified as having been stolen from the Tam
many Hotel on the Boulevard. where FIRE oc-
Cured last night Tlerney says he bought It
Of q stranger for Sis
The evening world., 1894-08-23
INSPECTOR STRICKEN.
Ono of the Newark Health OmciaIs
Has SmalI-Pox

NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 23.-Five new
cases of smallpox have developed
during the last twenty.four hours, all
Of them in crowded districts and scat
tered all over the city. AS usual, the
Health once was greatly surprised. but
gave out the assurance. which the,
have been doing for some time past
that there would be absolutely no NOR,
cases.
A health inspector is among these new
cases.
There are now seventeen special in.
spectors guarding Guaranteed houses
and the pest house In crowded with
cases. II there have beene any deaths
they have beene conce ed.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
ACTIVITY AT THE MAYNARD.
Hundreds of Applicants for Work
on the New Cruisers.

With a large number Of the war ships
and several cruisers waiting for repairs
in the Wallabout Channel the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard presents busy appearance.
Several thousand laborers and mechanics
are employed in the yard, and many
more will soon be added to the lists.
Each day mechanics and laborers flock
to the employment bureau In large num-
bers and register their names In antici-
patton of the large forces that must
soon be employed in order to execute
the work on the naval vessels. There
ing.
Among the ships now at the Yard
waiting for repairs are the New York.
San Francisco, Vesuvius. Machias and
Castine, o.,
The evening world., 1894-08-23
scotch strike Leader Arrested.


GLASGOW, Aug. 2S.-There are new
developments in the coal strike to-day.
Serious rioting occurred, and several
Donaldson, the leader OF the striking
miners. and five other persons who have
been prominent during the strike, have
been arrested.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
SUITS OVER sADIRoNs.
Claims That Cincinnati Mans
Patent Is Violated.

Especial 10 The Evening Worldly
NEWARK, N. j., Aug. 23.-Detectives
have been collecting for several weeks
from houses all over the United States
sadirons made by Bliss & Drake, of this
city, and to-day suits have been brought
TO recover $50 900 on the ground that the
irons were made and sold under a pat
ent held by a Cincinnati man.
Under the United States patent law,
500 can be collected for each iron made
In violation Of the patent.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Grabbed His Ring.

A. NJ shiImanian. OF 50 High street Brook.
IN was Going home at o'clock this morning.
a. he crossed Prospect street at the corner
a. 'G street two men approached and asked
m.pian eenu to buy glass OF beer. shish.
mon.na .ook out his wallet to give them the
SiS~ona ana as he opened IL they grabbed
rahhaond rug worth $50 and ran away The
's'y was reported To the Fulton street police
The evening world., 1894-08-23
AID. PARKS, GAMBLER.
New York City Father Arrested
in Asbury Park.
"layouts" Taken from Mis- Thirty.
:.''' : first Street House,
This Revlves an Exposure Made By
y"!. The Evening worid.'r

The arrest OF Aldermen Charles Parks
and Lewis Lyman, of ithis city. in As
bury Park yesterday, charged with con-
ductinR "A gambling house there, recalls
the exposure made by THE Evening
World" on June . last OF gambling
house conducted by Alderman Parks In
West Thirty-first street, this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
MARIE TEMPEST SAILS.
She starts for Southampton on the
,".... Augusta Victoria,

The Augusta Victoria and the Werk-
endam sailed to-day. the former for
southampton and Hamburg and the lat
ter for Rotterdam.
In the cabin OF the Augusta Victoria
were Marie Tempest, the singer, who
goes to London to the Leicester Square
Theatre for the season: Albert Nathan,
DR.. Arthur Mcdonald. Richard Fraenk 81,
Edwin 1sham, Joseph Jonas, George II.
Meyers, Charles n. Meyers, German
Consul at Philadelphia: s. Hampton
Rogers, ]. Schmidt United States Con.
sular Agent at Sevilla: Samuel Sallnger,
Theodore. Larsen. Gus Spannagel. Julius
Svabpld and Miss Elise Vrede.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Stole Her Watch and Money.

Mrs Esther sheenck, Of :sl Cumberland
street. Brooklyn, told the police to-day that
somebody had stolen 800 and . gold watch
from her bedroom on the second floor gang
OF men are repairing the house. and the police
think that some tibet disguised AZ a painter.
slipped Into the building and stole the prop
erty.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Contngion from. Private Wells.

MoNrCLAIR. y. j.. Aug. 2s.-oving TO Tie
temperance OF typhoid fever here an analysis
has been made OF each spring leading 70 the ar
Samples Of water from the Pequannock River.
which is also used TO supply the town. showed
the water TO be pure. 1t Ii thought the fever
Vas contracted from private wells.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
ROBBED AT OCEAN GROVE.
Jewelry Worth $500 stolen from
MIR. Gardner, of New York,

ASBURY PARK. Aug. 2S.-The room
OF c. e. Gardner and his wife, who are
stopping at Ocean Grove. was broken
into last night while Mr.. Gardner and
his family were absent. and jewelry
worth $500 was taken
Mr.. Gardner lives at l60 West Six
teenth street, New York
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Chicago Newspaper Man Dead.
nv Associated PresR)

CHICAGO. Aug. 23-Davd D. Michaeis died
at his residence In Chicago last night. aged
sixty nine years. lie was a veteran newspaper
and the first In Chicago to collect statistics OF
pork packing. grain and cattle receipts. He
leaves widow and six children.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Going West to stand Trial.

PERTH AMBoY NJ j.. Aug. ss.-shsrin -
CREST OF Guthrie County. Ia. has arrested
| Charles Davidson, OF this city. on q charge q
forgery. Davidson won't West sig months am
| TO visit an uncle. He went to work for . farmer
and left suddenly, after having obtained 4 snle
| OF clothes on z forged order. The sheriff ha6
the necessary papers. and young Davidson Ia .
The evening world., 1894-08-23
The Star .spsngled Banner.
PART II.
Anybody Lost from Thi. Boat,

The police Of the West One Hundred and Fifty
second street station. want an owner for a
thirtssn-foot rowboat with the name May on the
back board. Inside the boat was one seat and
two oars, upon which the name Billy Sands.
Flushing Bridge. l. l.. had been cat
The evening world., 1894-08-23
BROOKLYN Brcyities.

Miles Roden. thirty years old. OF 81 Berger
street, Brooklyn, was sent to the penitentary
for eleven months this morning by Justice TiIht
In the Butler Street Police Court, Brooklyn, fol
sssaulting Max Barr Il saloon keeper, of 81 At
lantic avenue on the night OF July Z.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
WOULD SHOOT HIS WIFE.
VOscl AnEered Because She Fol-
lowed Him Into n BnrrOom.

Special to the Evening WORLDLY
FREEPORT. l.. l., Aug. 23.-John
Nogel painter. of Upper Freeport.
better known as Greenwich Point, was
followed to the barroom OF Best's Clar-
endon Hotel here this morning by his
wife. 'Vogel got angry at her appear
ance in a barroom and said:
"If you don't get out Of here, I will
shoot you.'
He then drew a revolver from his hip
pocket and pointed 1t at her.
Mr. Best came from behind the bar
and. with the assistance OF a bystander,
took the revolver from him.
The evening world., 1894-08-23


ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. 23.-Wilson Krun.
live stock dealer and hotel keeper in South
Allentown failed to-day on six judgments and
mortgages aggregating $50. Oo0 Assets. SIS. QUO.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
WAS KILLED ON THE CHICAGO.
The Body of Seaman Hill Arrives
Here for Burial In brooklyn.

The body Of Seaman Hill. who died
from injuries received on board the
u s. cruiser Chicago. arrived here this
morning on the Allen. Halls death
was the result of an accident during the
visit OF the Prince OF Wales while the
white cruiser lay at southampton.
The remains will be claimed and bur-
led by Mrs. Follier. of Brooklyn, to
whom the body Is consigned.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Banker. Accu.er Didn't Appear,

The case Of Banker Nadolski was to have come
IN before Judge Potts in Jersey ely to-day. but
WIS postponed account OF the complainant.
Mrs Perhlo Paraceli. Of Sussex street not ap-
pearing. She charged Nadolski with cheating her
out OF b3 The case was postponed until MONDAY
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Girl Killed In an Elevator.
nv Associated Press !

BUFFALO. N. Y, Aug. s3,-Belle MeGrs,h.
eight years old was caught In the elevator Of
the Union Central Life Insurance Building this
morning and her head crushed TO = pulp. She
aprsng forward only 10 be caught between the
car and the AhAft.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Help for Behring's Family.

The Evening World is in receipt OF 81 from
"a. NJ X. NJ" for the family OF Phillip Gehring
OF 2i7 Even strs,t, Williamsburg. who have been
on the verge OF starvation, particulars Of which
were published in yesterdays evening World"
Gehring is a tailor but has been unable 10 obtain
work Tor some months.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Pope and the French Republic.
INV AsYocia "a ,prrss

PARIS. Aug. 23.-The Pope has writ
ten letter to NJ. Turquet. formerly
Under Secretary of State. confirming
the Papal adhesion to the French Re
public ..aF. ~
The evening world., 1894-08-23
CONCERT IN THE PARK.
Boswald's Military Band VIII En-
Iiven the East side Tonight.

There will be music at East River
Park tonight at s o'clock, by Boswald' $
Military Band. The following is the
programme:
The evening world., 1894-08-23

OF tho physical
constitution oftsn

nervous exhaustion, nervous debility, i'm.
paired memory, low spirits, irrftsbls
temper, and thousand and one deranes-
ments Of mind and body, result iron
such reckless self,abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such unp
fortunates to health and happiness, d ths
aim OF the publishern Of book, writes
Id plain but chaste language, on the NJ
tue, symptoms and durability, by hens
ttsatment, Of such diseases. This book
WIN Be ssnt sealed, n plain sayslopeI
In stAmps. 70 pay postlss.
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