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The evening world., 1894-03-09
Van PELT INOORSED.
Republicans Unanimously in
Favor Of the Citizens Ticket.
Bad News for "eoss' Furgueso,
and His Gang Of HeeIers.
Kumors of Colonization by Italian
Contractors.

The story in The Evening World" OF
yesterday regarding the Republican Town
convention OF New Utrecht was the
means OF attracting tremendous crowd
at last nights meeting. which was held
at Aren's Hall, Bath Beach. All the
prominent Republicans and Independent
Democrats OF New Utrecht were present.
The usual attendants from the ring gang
and leading spirits among so-called Fur
gueson Republicans were conspicuous by
their absence. 1t was bad night for
persons OF this complexion and they
wisely stayed away.
President Charles A. Conrady, of Bath
Beach, occupied the chair, and Cornelius
seibert. Of Lefferts Park. was the Secre-
tary. After the President had stated
the, main purpose of the Convention,
each delegate was called upon to vote
on each nominee of the Citizens or
Pelt for Supervisor Repubican: Otto
Bothfeld for Justice OF the Peace and
ex-ofticlo member of the Board OF I'M
provement DcmoocraU. and 50 on to the
end or the list. the nominations being
equally. divided between Democrats and
Republicans.
Not a dissenting voice was raised, and
the entire ticket was indorsed and the
top to bottom.
When this had been accomplished in a
harmonious manner, Mr. Sedgwick, the
ex-President of the Association, against
whom a suspicion of insincerity
towards the ticket had been entertained,
took the floor and proposed three cheers
for the nominees. which was given with
a whoop that must have been heard by
cornelius Furgueson at his home, sew
eral blocks distant.
Secretary Seibert was then instructed
formally to notify the various political
and taxpayers associations of the town
which had participated In the conference
Convention of the Republican organiza-
tons action.
Many reports were current last night
of Furgueson's attempt to colonize vot-
ers at Bath Beach Junction, where more
than 250 Italian laborers are now said to
be quartered at the barracks of Pace &
Fatta. alleged padrone contractors. A
sign on their place attracts the attention
of passers-by. 1t reads:
The evening world., 1894-03-09
NEWS.
.lEBRETTO MURDER HIM ?
hazel Bennello Said the Saloon
| Keeper Assaulted Him.
IN the Brooklyn City Hospital
This Morning.

bael Bennello, sixty years old, OF
President street. Brooklyn. died at
Rrooklyn City Hospital this morning
a the police believe he was murdered.
Frank Lebretto, twenty-eight years, a
oon-keeper, of 23S Fourth avenue
|ooklyn. was held by Justice Tighe. In
Butler Street Police Court. this
brning on the charge of assaultins
nnello In his saloon Saturday AFTER
nm last. His fate rests largely on the
[estiration to be made by Coroner
ne. ,,os o.u
Bennello and Lebretto quarrelled over
difference of six cents IN sale OF a
fntity of empty bottles. The only
kness thus far discovered is bennelio s
in-law, Victor Nennello.
enneilo says that his father -in-law
bied into the house early Saturday
ming. He was very pale and weak and
suffering intensely. He, told Ven
ho that he had quarrelled over six
Its with Lebretto. and that during the
hrrel Lebretto sprang. upon him,
Rbbed him by his mustache and kicked
n in the grolns.
Bennello was very i'll Saturday night
II Sunday. Monday his condition be-
me so serious that DR.. Goetholls, Of
hion street, was called.
6r. Goetholls says that an investiga-
bn showed that Bennello had been as
[ulted. Bennello's condition became so
arming Tuesday that he was removed
the Brooklyn Hospital. Bennelo was
,conscious most of the time after Sat-
day night.
Wednesday DR.. Goetholls notified the
,lice Of the Tenth Precinct Of Ben
,llo's condition. Detectives Raleigh
Id Kelly were put on the case and ar
sted Lebretto last night.
Lebretto admits having had some
ords with Bennello, but denies as
ulting him.
The doctors at the Brooklyn Hospital
e not positive as to the real cause
Bennelo's death. They say that his
mptoms point to pneumonia. Only an
topsy will reveal the true cause of the
ath. and Coroner Kene will order one
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The evening world., 1894-03-09
NORDLANDER WILL Be TRIED.
Though He Says He Only Bor-
rowed Miss Elfstron's Watch.
He Has u Bad Record and Has
Been in Prison.

Charles n y No,,,a, ~
Norl,rsar o,,,s rSa.,' y, nnas ,ar
mer a s,,oaa -, oa, r" 60, Az "sienha'i,'
Htfeei, New York. was held by Justice
| Tlghe, in the Rufier S,root p,,,oo 60,
| mi, r,o,,,r., ''''e S'ui'
~. 80 'hs !" await examination on
March II on the charge OF grand lar
ccny.
! Nora,,,1or ,.,, .-.
-, VINO Is twenty-nine years
DID, once figured in an unonviable mat.
ter. HIS wife died suddeniy 1aa,,,,, !.
81. ooo ip,ur,,,,, ,,S,,t iuaNhis
80. "''"' "ice Pohcy on her life. The
company refused to pay the claim.
NorLln nder suad ,,a .-.,
The evening world., 1894-03-09
BURGLARS USED A ROPE.
Escaped from Mrs. GIenson's Apart
ments to BE Captured To-Day.

George Blattener, alias Clute Black,
twenty-three years old, of 1877 Alexander
avenue: William Terry, alias Hugh
Reilly. twenty-six years old. of Alb East
One Hundred AMI Ninth street. and
Charles Mccarthy, alias Daddy Grogan,
no address, were held In $1,000 bail each
in Harlem Court, this morning. charged
with burglary.
AT o clock last night Blattener and
Terry found their way into the apart
ments of Mrs. Hannah Gleason. Of 2o74
Second avenue. Mrs. Gleason keeps a
saloon on the ground floor. where she
was at the time. She heard a noise and
went upstairs and found that the men
had wrapped up about $40 worth Of cloth
ing. They threw the bundle to Nc
Carthy. who was waiting In the rear
yard.
When the men saw that they were
discovered they slid iown a rope into
the yard. They escaped over fences,
leaving the clothing behind them in the
yard. They were arrested by Detectives
Smith and Mooney. of the East One
Hundred and Fourth street station, on
Second avenue and One Hundred and
Tenth street. early this morning.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
WANTED IN SPRINGFIELD.
Brown Arrested Here for an Al
legged Embexxlement of $500.

Delamour c. Brown. forty-two years
old. of 76 Cambridge place. Brooklyn. was
arrested this morning in Front street on
information contained In telegram from
the police of Springfield, Mass.
Brown, 1t Is alleged. embezzled 500
from the Standard OIL Company In July
last, while he was employed by them
as a bookkeeper. He Immediately dis.
appeared from Springfield. and the police
were unable to locate him.
The Fidelity and Casualty Insurance
Company. of this city, which was on
his bond. figure as the prosecutors in
the case.
Brown was taken 10 the District T.
of Springfield, was waiting with requisi-
ton papers to take him back.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
TROLLEY FOR ELIZABETH.
City Council Grants the franchise
After n Hard Fight.

ELIZABETH. N, j., March 9.-After
being in session over four hours. the
Elizabeth City Council shortly after
midnight this morning, by vote OF s to
5. granted the Consolidated Traction
Company the franchise to construct and
operate its trolley system throughout
the city.
The cars are to be running by July
4, and also to be In operation between
this city and Newark.
A big fight was made against award
ing the franchise, and remonstrance
signed by nearly 100 leading property
owners and citizens was presented
against It.
The Traction Company, however, held
Its forces well in hand. and steadily
voted down every amendment offered
to the ordinance.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
jim MG0WAN'S DEATH.
; Was for Many Years n Figure
on the american Turf.

VH 0He NHIeTICHH UT1'
James MCGOWAN. who died yesterday
% Prospect place, Brooklyn, had been
figure on the American turf for many
|ars. He had been in poor health since
ftober 1892, when he had his first stroke
paralysis. He had a second one last
bvember. but with care and attention
lived until yesterday, when he sus-
ined the third stroke which carried
I'm off. Mr.. MCGOWAN was born In
lew York seventy years ago. His first
bpearsnce on the turf was when Jonn
|orrissey employed him to do work for
|e Saratoga Association.
+'Uncle JIM" as he was more famil-
|rly known, was the first to start the
lction pool system in America He was
kcretary of the Brighton Beach track
|r eleven years, and was Secretary Of
le Clifton track for a short time.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

TDy NHsV IHItI ITVHs'T
LONDON, March "a despatch &c
The Times from st. Petersburg says the
Czar and Czarins and other members OF
the Imperial family attended a ball last
night at the German Embassy. The
guests numbered 800, and the ball was
the most brilliant ever given by Ger.
man Ambassador in st. Petersburg.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
stole His Scarf and Pin.

In Yorkvlls Police Court this morning John
Fay. seventeen years old. Of 4O6 East Seventy
sixth street was arraigned On charge OF assault
made by John Philips, thirty years old. OF +?l
East Seventy sixth street. While on his way
home. at II o'clock, Wednesday night Phillips
says he was attacked by Fay and three others.
They beat and kicked him and robbed him OF a
scarf with sS pin attached. Fay denied that
he had a hand in the assault, but admitted he
knew who had the pin. lie was held for further
The evening world., 1894-03-09
STRUCK BY A TRAIN.
william Dean and Charles Doulin
Both Seriously Injured.

William Dean. twenty-nine years old.
of Third and Colgate streets. and Charles
Donlin. twenty-five years old. of 1856
Eighth street, Jersey City, are both
lying In critical condition In st. Fran
cis's Hospital to-day.
Last night the two men were waiting
at the Fifth street crossing in the Penn
sylvania Railroad yards to board a
train. when an incoming express struck
them. Dean received several severe
scalp wounds and internal injuries Don
Inns left arm was cut of, his body badly
bruised and he also received internal in
iuriea
The evening world., 1894-03-09
HE BOUGHT GREEN GOODS.
Chicago Man Loses the Savings OF
Forty Years.

(By Associated Press.)
CHICAGO, March 9.-John Geyer, an
aged German, went before Capt. Porter
last nisht and complained that w. Foh-
lem had swindled him out OF $3.50 by a
green goods" scheme. He said that the
man offered to give $4,000 worth of
counterfeit money for $3.50 OF the real
art Gle, and he listened to the scheme
and went into 1t, thereby losing the saw
ings of forty years.
As there was nothing to show that the
man had actually given him counterfeit
money, there was no violation OF the
Federal law. and all that could be done
was to advise the old man to report
his loss TO the police.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
ROBBED A SALOON.
But the burglars Met n Policeman n

ms They Came Out.
James Cummings seventeen years old,
II 1924 Third avenue. and James Clarke.
nineteen years old. of 434 East Seventy
sixth street. were held In $1,000 bail each
for trial in Harlem Police Court this
morning on charges OF burglary.
At 40 o'clock this morning Policeman
Maffett. OF the East One Hundred and
Fourth street station, saw Clarke and
Cummings come through the transom OF
The saloon at One Hundred and Sixth
street and Third avenue.
He arrested the men, and found that
the money drawer in the saloon had been
rfied of its contents. Several boxes OF
cigars had been wrapped up In towels
and left on the counter.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Her CLOTHING TOOK FIRE.
Edith GinnOchiO
Badly Burned at n Bonfire.

|PATCHOGUE, L. l., March 9.-Edith
|innochio, seven years Of age, while
Laying about bonfire this morning,
Et fire to her dress. She ran scream
q into the house, where her grand
! Rther and aunt were.
In attempting to pull the burning
nd aunt were seriously burned. The
lids screams brought John Geept-
ema to the scene. He seized pail of
ater and dashed 1t over the child, ex-
hguishing the flames. The child was
kry badly burned and suffered intense
Medical aid was called, and the
lild's injuries were attended to. She
! III probS bly recover.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
ASSAULTED A WOMAN.
BOatmRn Frank TiEhe Held on
Mary DOyIe's Compinint.

Justice O'Donnell in Jersey City this
morning committed Frank Tighe, a
canal-boat owner, whose boat is now
lying In the South Cove. without bail for
the action OF the Grand Jury on a
charge OF atrocious assault
The complainant was Mary Doyle, a
woman living with Tighe on the boat.
on Feb. q last. she says, Tighe brutal
ly assaulted her. She was in the
City Hospital until to-day. when she was
able to appear in court against him.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
PARIS FIRE EXAGGERATED.
Agent Wright Says the steamer
Damage Is Only 100000.

J. A. Wright, of the International Nav
igation Company, said this morning that
he had received word by cable that the
published accounts of loss sustained by
fire on the steamer Paris yesterday, at
Blrkenhead, were greatly exaggerated.
The loss will not exceed $4,000.
The fire was caused by the careless
ness of some mechanics who were a.
work on the vessel. Mr.. Wright says
that there will be no delay In the sailing
of the Paris from Southampton on
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The evening world., 1894-03-09
BURGLARS GOT 400.
Henderson Captured, hut McGuirc
Is StiIl at Lrrgc.

NEWARK, March 9,-James Hender-
son. the colored burglar who was cap
turei at Boonton last night and brought
to this city, was this morning held for
the action OF the Grand Jury by Justice
Kalisch.
Daniel Mcclure. who was impllcate
In the robbery. is still at large. Last
Sunday night the prisoner broke into
the saloon OF Mrs. Mary Pennello and
robbed the safe OF 81, 400 and jewelry.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
TWAS A GREAT TEMPTATION.
So He Broke IL 500 window, Got
the Ten ~ Bills and Rna.

Some man who was, perhaps. hungry,
saw ten new one dollar bills displayed In
the window of a clothing store at 532
Fulton street. Brooklyn, early this
morning. Attached to the money was a
sign which said that a similar amount
of money would buy any suit In the win
dow. The man wanted money more than
clothes. He broke the window, secured
the bills and ran away. A watchman
saw him disappear in the darkness. II
will cost 800 to put In new window.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

from disturbance Of any other organ.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
acts upon this weak spot as nothing else
can. 1t rouses it up to healthy, natural
action. By thoroughly purifying the
blood, 10 reaches, builds up, and invigor-
atos every part Of the system.
For ali diseases that depend on the
liver or the blood Dyspepsia, lndlges-
ton, Biliousness; every form Of Scrofula,
even Consumption Tor Lung-scrofula) in
Its earlier stages, and the most stubborn
Skin and Scalp Diseases, tho "Discov-
cry" Is tho only remedy % unfailing
II Il doesn't bensat or cure, you have
your money back.
On these terms, its an insult 10 your
Intelligence to havs somsthing olDo o.
fsrsd g "tust - good"
The evening world., 1894-03-09
In Memory of Beecher.

ne annual memorial services in honor OF Henry
Fd Beechsr, who died seven years ago YESTERDAY.
70 heid tonight in the lecture room OF Ply
'nureh' Brooklyn. taking the place OF the
Il well for the last two weeks and aid not
Ao'e 70 visit her husbands grave in Green
~ as has been her custom,
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Found Him I'm the Cellar.

imam siileker. OF Flatiands. was arrested
~ 'nia morning BY Special Policeman o. oConnor
complaint OF DR.. J. d. Rushmore. OF las
street Brooklyn. charged with bur.
N: Al, servant In the doctors employ went
h saa AZ = o'clock this morning TO get some
+ an, iouha the prisoner standing in q cor
No. S'sner .s, declares that he doesn't know how
The evening world., 1894-03-09
SHE RESISTED THE OFFICER.

IL Was Necessary to Surround the
House TO Catch Ida Washington.
Ida Washington. a servant. charged
with assault and malicious mischief,
was held for examination in the Gates
Avenue Court to-day She gave Oficer
Tracy an exciting chase last night when
he attempted 20 serve a warrant upon
her. She was found at Embury place
but avoided the officer by getting out
of a back window.
Assistance was secured and the house
surrounded. Tracy soon after found her
In an upper room. whereupon she made
furious assault upon him with n
lively. and ended In victory for the
omc1f.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
WILL DESERT M'KANE.
F"uces GIaddtnG and Striker
want to Join the Reformers.

ne Citizens League of Gravesend has
FeNed word that Justices Gladding and
FlKer' the Morris boys and other close
iers OF John Y. McKane are ready
JON forces In the reform movement to
wh Newton and Sutherland. They de-
ere they are ready to support any hon.
candldate for Supervisor.
Firs' John Y. McKane is still seriously
a. her home in Gravesend Her hus-
ius Imprisonment Is still kept from
The evening world., 1894-03-09
LORD ROSEBERYS POLICY.
Expected to Outline II In His Edin-
burHh speech.

LONDON. March 9.-Lord Rosebery,
the new Premier. will, on March II,
make an address at Edinburgh to dele
gates from the Liberal Associations OF
all parts Of Scotland.
Upon this occasion. Lord Rosebery is
expected to make an important an
nOuncement regarding the policy which
the new Ministry intends to adopt.
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Loire, May 90 1926 was nominated
Bishop of La Rochelle-et- -Saintes by
decree dated Jan. II. 1867; was promoted
Archbishop of Rouen by decree of Nov.
10, 1883. He was elevated to the Cardi-
nalate in 1893. He had been Knight Of
the Legion of Honor since Aug IA, 1869.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
MINISTRY MAY RESIGN.
Chamber Amends Gov
ernment Reform BiIl.
ny Associated Presl

NY Associated FressD
THE HAGUE. March 9.-The Neither
lands Ministry is expected TO resign. as
the Chamber has adopted an amendment
to the principal clause OF the Govern
ment Reform bill.
In consequence of the adoption OF this
amendment Premier Dr. q. Van Tien-
hoven has withdrawn the bill and is
comforting with the Ministers.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
SLEPT AFTER HIS MEAL.
hen the Proprietor Woke Him Up
Bender broke m Window,

Anton Bender was held In the Lee Av-
ue Court, williamsburg, to-day on a
|arge of malicious mischief.
William Anderson, who keeps a restau-
PIT at 20 Grand street, says Bender
me In, ate regular" dinner. and
woke him up finally" explained
uerson, but he got angry and
EGhed a plate through my show win
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Death of Benjamia t. bright.

BRIDGEToN. n. j., March s,-Beniamin T.
Bright a prominent cltiIen OF this place and an
active member OF the Odd Fellows and Masonic
fratsrnitiss died suddenly at hls residence this
morning. Heart disease was the cause Of his
AaAth
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Herbert GIads,one's New once.

my Associated PrcssD
LONDON, March 9,-The Standard
says MIR. Herbert Gladstone has been
appointed Privy Councillor, in consid-
GRAFTON OF his not having seat In the
Cabinet,
The evening world., 1894-03-09
AN UNAPPRECIATIVE ORPHAN.
Williams Stole from Mr.. Wender,
Who Had Given Him n Home.

George Williams. seventeen years old.
was held for trial in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day. charged by Fred
erick wender. OF blS East Fourteenth
street. with stealing 324 worth OF wearing
apparel.
Williams is an orphan. and Mr.. wender
took him into his home for charity's
sake, Williams. however. led a fast hfe
and. finding himself short OF cash, helped
which he pawned.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
CHARGED WITH BURGLARY.

klry That Had Not Been Touched.
Martin Herrlein, twenty-four years
a driver, of 165 Boerum street.
Poklyn, was arrested this morning
Officer Kleitz, of the Sixth Pre-
Bct, at the corner of Graham avenue
h McKibben street. charged with
'eaking into the saloon of Oscar Star
Ky, 163 Boerum street. Bertha Star
ky, wife of the saloon-keeper, says
|e saw Herrlein force Il window in the
hr of the saloon and entering, go to
safe that had been left unlocked.
fhe charged him with stealing jewell
valued at 1890, and 500 in cash.
Detective Campbell found the jewelry
ID money still In the safe.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
Cardinal Thomas Dead.


(By Associated Press
PARIS. March 9-Cardinal Leon
Benoit Charles Thomas. Archbishop OF
Rouen. died this morning.
The evening world., 1894-03-09
PACE & FArTA, Contractors
Headquarters Italian Democrat Association.


Gus as n rendezvous for Italian colo
nizers. and steps will be taken to have
the place closely watched and the regis
try lists carefully scrutinized for NC
Kane voters"
The evening world., 1894-03-09

Cardinal Thomas was born at Paray-
le-Monial. Department OF SaoRe-et-
The evening world., 1894-03-09
THE WEAKEST SPOT

Lhho 4 OTO1
in your whole
system, per-
haps, Is the
hyer. II that
doesn' t do its
work Of puri-
flying t he
blood, more
troubles come
from 1t than
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-09
'hambers' Journal.


There is a realm called Babyland not very far
away,
Where dwell race OF tiny folk whose life is
one long play
A land Of broken dolles and Of headlcss horse
men bold,
Where nobody has work to do, and nobody
grows old;
place where fairies are quite real, and dollies
talk and sing;
Where buttercups are made Of gold, and blue
bells truly ring;
Where poodle dogs and woolly lambs with mel
anChuly looks
Are taught their letters and their sums from
tattered picture books.
The chief town is called Nursery" There
toys are strewn about
And little feet make music as they patter in
and out.
But when the lamps are lighted, and it's time
TO 20 to Jed
The sandman comes, the eyelids droop. and
mods each heavy head.
sand does tho sun shine always IN that land Of
golden hours.
Among the birds and animals, the pictures and
the ilowersY"
All, no! The storms come sometimes, but then
the queen is near
To comfort every sorrow and to kiss away each
tear.
We all have come from Babyland, that coun-
try dear and sweet,
And some OF US would fain turn back our old
and weary feet
And play again with fairies and with babies
made OF wood
In BabylHud, where mothers queen and all her
subjects good.
Edith Vernon Mann.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-08-09

At the garrison town of Maria-Theresia-
ting into the habit Of taking with them tC
the theater plush bags of various sizes and
colors, in which they kept all their para
phernalia, such as opera glasses, sweets,
handkerchiefs, smelling bottles, etc The
sight of row of these receptacles dangling
over the ledge OF the dress circle and boxes
was, to say the least, peculiar, while the
appendages by their fair owners had the
effect of diverting the attention Of the au.
dience from the proceedings on the stage
To make matters worse the fash on
caught on" among the lower classes. and
Biddy, strolling in the park at the side OF
her faithful trooper, was sure to have a
plush bag swinging in her hand
The sad fashion is now dead
1t came to pass in this wise. Last week,
and for several nights in succession, the OF
fcers of the hussars quartered at NJ
bought up all the front seats in the boxes
and dress circle and turned up at the per
formance carrying on their arms an ordi
nary forage bag somewhat less than the
usual size, which they slung over the ledge
in imitation of the ladies. The joke created
no little amusement, and roars Of laughter
shook the house when the officers produced
from their bags opera glasses, monocles.
sweets, handkerchiefs and here and there d
tobacco pouch or snuiiboX. Since then
the plush bags have disappeared from the
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