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The evening world., 1894-09-25
NAMES FIRST TRIAL TRIP
The Battle-Ship Puts to Sea to
Test Her Engines.
VIII Cruise on the Ocean Instead of
Long Island Sound.

The big white battleship Maine swung
out from her mornings in the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard channel at Gas o'clock this
morning, and started down the East
River and out to sea to make the first
test OF her engines. The vessel was as
sisted out into the river by the two
Navy Yard tugs, Narkeeto and Traffic,
and, although the hour was early and
the September air chilly. a number of
people gathered on the pier to see the
start
While this test of the Maine Is not off,
cia!. 1t Is her first thip since she was
launched. and will be watched with in
terest by all naval officials. The trip
Is to determine II the Quintard Iron
Works. the builders OF the engines, are
to receive a premium The test will be
conducted off Sandy Hook, although 1t
had been decided previously to go up
the Sound to Gardeners Bay
How long the vessel will remain at sea
nobody at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard
could tell this morning. The trial is
to be conducted under the supervision
or Capt +. NJ. Bunce. the Commander,
and representatives of the contractors.
me Maine was built by the Govern
ment at the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard, with
the exception of her engines. The en-
gines were ordered to develop a horse
power of over 5000. For every horse
power in excess or 5000 the contractors
VIII receive a premium of 500. and for
every one short OF the specified figure
| they will lose 800.
If during the trip the horsepower falls
short of $500 the Government reserves
the right to reject the engines. After
the dock trials OF the engines the con-
tractors said that the result promised
them premium when the trial trip
was finished.
ON board the Maine were 10 blue
Jackets, commanded by Lieuts. Vain
| wright, Kellogg, Ward, Day, Traut
| Hines and Pringle. Othe officers are
! Chief Engineer A. +. Dixon, Paymaster
Loomis, Assistant Surgeons H. D. Will
son and c. f. Riggs.
| The Maine Is not handsome ship, as
she was built for fighting PURPOSES. The
construction OF the vessel was author.
lied in 1888. but she was not launched
until three years ago. She will carry
| four l0-inch rifles. mounted in pairs In
the steel turrets. which are composed
or steel armor ten inches thick. The
guns throw shell weighing 500 pounds
at velocity OF 1000 feet second.
she also Will have six six-inch rife,
and secondary battery of smaiiel
pieces, comprising twenty -one rapid fir
| Ing guns and four Calling guns.
| me Maine also carries, besides her tur
ret armor. steel belt 1870 feet long, with
thickness OF IL l-2 inches. 1t is ex
pected that the Maine will develop q
three bladed screws, fifteen feet In diam
eter. She can carry $40 tons OF coal
which would last her 1850 miles at ter
miles an hour.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
UMBRELLA GIRLS OUT.
Their Demand for Higher Wages
Not Satisfactorily Met.

About sixty women employed in Max
L. Rau & Sons umbrella and parasol
mandatory, at II Leonard street.
started a strike in the factory yester-
day morning. The women claim that
during the dull times Mr.. Rau had cut
them down one cent on each umbrella
they made, with the promise that they
should receive the old price when times
grew better. They claim that this
agreement has not been adhered to by
their employers
Last Thursday morning they appointed
a committee to call on Mr.. Rau. Mr..
Rau said he agreed. to advance the price
one-half cent on each umbrella. Some
of the girls seemed satisfied but the
majority were displeased. The commit
tee again called on Mr.. Rau on Saturday
and stated that II they did not get the
other half cent they would go on a
strike. Mr.. Rau declined-hence the
strike.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
SCARED BY THE COOK.
Other Kitchen Attaches Fled from
Corner and His CIenver.

Michael CORNER. French cook. en-
ployed at the Waldorf, looked upon the
wine when It was red yesterday until
his eyes could no longer see connectedly
Then he went to work in the hotel
kitchen. Soon, between the heat OF the
ranges and the liquor he had drunk.
he was In state OF mind verging on
frenzy. Some OF the numerous lords OF
the kitchen annoyed CORNER by rebuk-
ing him. and he grabbed a cleaver from
a meat block and announced In tones
the place.
Mostof the attaches OF the hotel fled,
and CORNER was practically in posses
sion of the place when Special Officer
Schuyler West arrested him. In the
Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning Justice Hogan fined CORNER
SlO
The evening world., 1894-09-25
BLOCKED A CAR TRACK.
when Asked to Move On Behan At.
tackled a Policeman.

Peter Behan, OF sS North Fourth street,
was held in the Lee Avenue Court. Will
iams9urg, to-day on a charge Of assault
ing Policeman Matthews. Last night
Behan stood on the street-car tracks
at North Fourth street and he'd
ford avenue, and stopped cross-town
car.
he refused to get on the track, and
when Policeman Mathews enieavored TO
argue with him Behan started in 10 do
him up He got in one good bow before
he was suhdued and taken to the Bed
ford avenue station.
The prisoner is A member Of a family
that has made things lively for the VIII
At one time oil BChan, his wife AMI
three OF the grOwn-up children were
in court together for assaulting sew
eral officers.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
THINK SHE'S A FiREBUG.
Mrs. Carr Said to Have Removed
ynluabIes and Fired Her Rooms.

James Carr, a Pullman car porter, and
his wife. Ellen, occupy rooms on the
second floor of l4S Seventh avenue. Mrs.
Carr was arrested last night by Police
man Grieg. of the Sixteenth Precinct
She Is supposed to know all about the
attempt that was made to burn the
building last night
People who live in the house found
two lighted candles near two piles OF
oil-soaked rags in different parts of the
apartments occupied by the Cars. The
case was reported to the Fire Marshal.
1t was discovered that Mrs. Carr. when
she left for work yesterday had taken
all her money and fire insurance policy
for 5000.
At jefferson Market Court to-day Mrs.
Carr was remanded to give the police a
chance to further investigate the case.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
DOG SCARED THE BURGLAR.
Then Guspon Tried to FeiEn Sleep
In Mortar bed.

Then GuspOn Tried to FeiRn Sleep
in Mortar bed.
The barking OF Janitor Schurchard's
dog in the basement OF the apartment
house. 2l9 East Seventeen street. this
morning saved the house from bur-
glary. The barking of the dog was
followed by the crashing OF glass and
but could see no one.
In the mean time Policeman Bower,
OF the East Sixty-seventh street sta
ton. saw man run from the base
ment. He chased him down to Third
avenue and up Seventy-first street.
Here the fugitive lay down in bed
Of mortar and feigned sleep
The sleeper" however. was painting
furiously and covered with perspira ton
when Bower reached him. He said he
had been sleeping there all night
Bower arrested him, and he gave his
name as William Guspon, twenty four,
OF 1867 First avenue. In Yorkville Court
this morning he was held for eXamina-
tlOn,
The evening world., 1894-09-25

lets just what you want-tiny in size,
sugar-coated, pleasant to take and pleas.
ant in the way they act. They tone up
and strengthen tho lining membranes Of
the stomach and bowels, and do permG-
nent good.
To prevent, relieve, and cure Bilious
ach, Sick or Bilious Headaches, and Indi-
gestion, take DR.. Pierces Pellets. II
they're not satisfactory, in every way
and in every case, you have your money
back. In glass vials, IS centS
The evening world., 1894-09-25
In Chicn go.

Fron an ENchange)
He kissed her hand. believe me, darl-
ing" ne protested. " l would not marry
for money a.one. as the cruel world has
told you"
Size rrglried him fXeily. "If you i'm
aEine tthcre was a ring of decision in
her voice. I'm going to throw in some
taken"
The evening world., 1894-09-25
WHO IS "KATE SHELTON?"
In the Insane Pavilion She still
Conccals Her Identity.

The woman who registered as Mrs.
Kate Shelton, OF Philadelphia, at the
Merchants Hotel. in West street on
Sunday. and was removed to Bellevue
Hospital as insane yesterday, has not
been inuqired for by friends and re-
mains unidentified.
She told DIR. Douglas, who has charge
OF the insane pavilion, that her name Is
not Shelton. but she seems 10 take de.
light in suppressing all facts about her
self. and will not divulge her right
name.
She is a plain-looking woman, OF mid
die age, hut not OF fashionable Connec-
ton, to all appearances. The people at
the hotel know nothing about her She
viii be detained in the pavilion. II she
go before the Lunacy Board She was
quiet this morning.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
VICTORY FOR THE STRIKERS.
They Cannot De Punished for Walk
ing on Fifth Avenue,

The majority of the boss tailors in
Fifth avenue have, by combination, en-
deavored to break up the tailors' union
and have reduced the wages of the
workmen. The members OF the tailors'
union. believing that the wages offered
them were not sufficient to compensate
them for their services, months ago left
their various places OF employment and
have been on strike ever since.
The union members have endeavored
to persuade these non-union workmen
to become members OF the union in
order that they may receive proper rate
Of wages. The bosses secured an in
junction from Judge Beach preventing
teen hundred men, from patrolling in
front of their various stores on Fifth
avenue.
The union men were served with this
injunction, and lately a great many of
the members have had occasion to pass
by the various stores on Fifth avenue,
In search of employment at different
Supreme Court busy with applications
to punish them, upon the ground that
they were guilty of contempt of court
In olating the Injunction.
Ex-Judge Alfred Steckler in each case
defended the workmen, and commended
that they had right to walk on Fifth
avenue as long as they were orderly
and peaceable. and that no court could
streets of this city.
Judge Lawrence to-day decided every
case In favor OF the strikers. refusing
to punish any OF them for contempt OF
court.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
AFTER HlGHWAYMEN.
Three Men Arrested for the Horse
Car "HoId-Tp" Not identified.

Three arrests were made by the po-
lice last night in connection with the
" huldmg-up' OF an Eighth Avenue
horse car, at Abingdon Square, last
Thursday night.
The prisoners are Walter Conner, coll
ored; William King, colored and Charles
Collep,
In Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning, the conductor OF the raiied
car, Peter Gihlin, and Mrs. Della Ma
roney, one of the passengers, whose
porketbook was stolen failed to Identify
the prisoners, ana they were remanded
for further examination.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Aid for Mrs. Ransom.

Mrs, Annie Ransom, whom the public Authori-
ties are powerles to relieve OF her three chill
dren because she has not been In this country a
full year has again received assistance from the
kind hearted. "A. NJ" has contributed s. and
IS. s. X" 81 Poor Mrs Ransom went away
from The Evening World" once quite happy
With this money, and with two packages OF
clothing that were also given her.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Badly Cut at n Florists.

While reaching for a pink In the florist shop at
1888 Broadway last night, Charles HARRISON.
. customer. pushed against two large glass DOORS
q part OF one OF the flower cases, The doors fell
from their hinges and the glass broke and cut
HARRISON on the left arm and leg An attendant
was also slightly cut. HarhsonA wounds were
dressed at q nearby drug store.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
shirtmnkers Apparently winning.

Tho striking shIrtmakers held a mass me- sting
IN walhalla Hall at o'clock this afternoon.
stephsnsky schurr settled with the Union this
morning. committee OF the shlrt-Cutters' AS
ISOLATION called at the strikers headquarters last
might and offered their support to the strikers
A committee from the United Hebrew Trades
likewise rendered their sympathy and support.
the non-union strikers met at 50 East Broadway
to-day and sent out pickets 10 watch the manu-
facturers shops.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
THREE LETTERS

to remember P
p. They'll help to
remind you Of DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's - and those are
the things to keep in
mind whenever your
liver, your stomach,
or your bowels are
out Of order.
II you're troubled
it h costiveness,
wind and pain in the
stomach, giddiness or
disturbed sleep, you'll
find these little Pal
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Wants Damages for n Kick.

Suit h" been brought in the City Court by
Joseph KAcher OF S'j East Fourth street. to re-
cover 5000 damages against the Third Avenue
railroad Company. kacher, who Is represented
BY Lawyer Louis stecker ot 27S Broadway
charges In his complaint that In March. 1881
while employed With the Company as a stable.
man. he Nn kicked by one OF the Company's
horses, disabling him from working and ais
hgurlng him In the face for life, The Company
claims that It wAs KAcheTs fault
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Bank Teller Accused.


KANSAS CITY. Sept. 25.-Edgar Bishop, aged
thirty-siI receiving teller OF tho II, s. Mills
bank, a private concern, was arrested late last
nisht charged with smber,ins 81, 900 OF the
hrm's funds. He claims the charge 10 false.
bishops folks are well-to-do Eastern people.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Garbage strike Mt an End.

supt Robbins Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment, said today that all dumping scows were
being sent out schedule time, and that all the
men were at work. The reports OF inspectors
made to-day show that the removal OF garbage
Is going on with the customary regularity
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Millinery and Dressmaklng.

SEAL GARMENTS re-dyed and altered into fash
lonable capes and Elton Jackets. Mrs. Barker
us W ssth al, near Broadway; late with G. q.
Gunthers Sons 5tn ave.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
HERMANN NOT PRESENT.
The Magician May Get Into Com
tempt of Court This Week.

A motion was made before Judge
Pryor, OF the Court of Common Pleas,
to punish Professor Alexander Herr
mann, the sleight-of-hand performer,
Tor his failure to appear to-day TO
complete his examination In supple
mentary proceedings on a Judgment Sc
cured against him for 5000 by Lawyer
Julius j. Frank
Professor Hermann. II may be stated
y paying an engagement In Toronto,
Canada.
Judge Pryor will give him until FRI
day TO appear. II he does not he may be
punished for contempt.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
MUNYON'S DENIAL
The Learned Professor
Publishes the Proof.
Stands Pledged TO show that His New
Discoverica Have Nome Of the Daugcr-
ofOId-I q. hioned Methods Has Friends
Give Positive Evidence.

Discoverics Have None Of the Danger
oiOid-i h'oned Methods HIS FRIENDS
Mr.. John n. Phillips. Of 1856 franklin syo..
Brooklyn. says. II have been cured Of catnrrh
by Professor Munyon, and I want myself On
record AZ opposed to any other form u treat.
ment Professor Munyon's methodA are a bless
Ing TO those who have suffered tho dangers ~
cutting and burning 20 much used by the 10
called specialists, Was surprised by the hrHt
treatment under the Professor His mild and
soothing application. gave me immediate relief
and during the successive treatments | made
such rapid progress that | was promptly and
completely cured The success Of the new
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Not Much Choice.
CFrom an Exchange. !

pron an ENchanEe.l
(Which would you rather be, a knaye
or fool?" asked Idioticus.
81 don't know" replied Cynicus. what
has been your experiencer
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Help Wanted-FemaIe.

IRoEERs experienced. to finish starohed shlrts
after collars and cuffs have been done by ma
chine: steady work and good wages. Apply v.
near Canal
The evening world., 1894-09-25
ITTeRuIa rItY,

Suppressed u rdlulu. Menstruation.
weakness 2f he Stomach, Indigestion,
Headache, General Debility Kidney Com
plants in either sex. Every time 1t Will
relieve
Eackache, Faintness,
Extreme L.assituIe, don't care and
want to he left alone feeling. excltabiI.
ny, irritability, nervousness, sieepleSsness.
natulency, melancholy, or the blues u
These are sure Indications Of Female
Weakness, some arrangement OF the Ute-
rus or
Womb Troubles.
Every woman, narr.el or slng.e, Should
own and read "Womans Beauty Peril
Duty" an illustrated book OF 80 pages
containing important Information thai
every woman should know about hersef
We send " free to any reader Of this
paper
Aii druggists sell the rinkh.m Incidence Ad-
dress In eonhden-e. LYDIA Z. PINKHAM MED
CO. LYNN. MAS
Lydia L. Pinkham's Liver pills. rs cents.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
An who nav Want

IURNfTuRE win do well to visit at once the new
stores Of GEO. @ FLIsz Ca, 20 west 23d 81 ~
The evening world., 1894-09-25

Lost, Found and Rewards. -
20 West B3d ST SATURDAY
evening. small Maltese cat, with red leAthes
collar Reward given for It's return.
The evening world., 1894-09-25
Help Wanted-Male,

holderons and laborers.
Island City. "e
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Sic .,0artenlanbe."

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Den S9lub oes erobanselesten Homans
bon 2uomis @ansbOfer, ,9ie Martins=
flauie", baneben Den ii6 raid su ipan=
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Gebd6tnis i9lieBen ii6 an. Inter
ben S1uitrationen lei beionoers auf Die
gelungenen 8ilber aus bem liebenbiir=
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Gin id)timmer ttbrenaeiger.

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te Worgens um 81 llbr Die Sburmubr
Oer eban9elilden Stride in gun5lau, in
S6leiien, gum Steben. Cine Saube
war i'm 3pieli6t Der Wtorgenbdmme=
rung gegen oas cine 3ifferblatt geflogen
unO nit einem Seine uno einem 6liigel
in Den 8er5ierungen oes grOben 3eigers
bdngen geblieben, Der iiber einen Meter
lang uno ca. 8 Yfuno idiuer 1T. 9as
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bon ibnen 5eroriift. 9arauf blieb Die
llbr iteben nit einiaer S6tpierisfeit
fonnte Die toote Saube am Mor9en 5tpi=
l6en Den 3eigern entfernt iperoen, ipD=
rauf Die llar nieoer 9ing.
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Sas 0eieb sttut Sd),tts Der
M0Gtfeift.

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S6reiben an Den SSii6erei= unb gBilo=
@omiildr $. 9. 8incent BON Mcgon=
nelspllle pom neuen GefeBe besii9lih Der
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fplsenoe @rtldruns eegeben
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fauf aus5ubieten.
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DE Die YDgel aus Dem State binaus
bef0roern, ooer in oieier Nblidt gDgel
in ibrem Selib baben, Die i'm Staate
setDotet iporben linb, MAIDEN li9 zines
Sergebens fbuloig.
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Gin jomoerbarer Seiliaer.

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er5dblt Der vWenbeliteiner", muroe bel
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Gaffeel0ifel, eine iilberne Sabatoole,
Elm 6eloite6er, Elm ie6sldufiger &ebol=
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fammen i'm Mertbe BON ca. $50 Warf.
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rif6e 8aterlanb", ,,tpie fommen benn
bieie pretioien, eiitfhlieBlib bes &epol=
pers, In bic Glauie zines Grelniten 2"
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ilmclc Gam foH sabIem.

Maibineton, "a. 9luguf. Sir SUI
lian panncefote, Der britii6e goti1af=
| ter fprab in gcgleitung oes canabiiben
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fabrer 9egen Die 8unbesresierung erbo=
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miilion abjuitirt tuerben unb be8peft
9err Srnpper ourb ieinen gefu1 in
gBaibin9ton, oem britii6en Yotl1after|
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n6tbige Snformation gu fiefern.
Giner 9lnsabl Senatoren geaeniiber
befiiriportete Sefretdr @relbam beute,
baB por Der 8ertagune Gdritte sur
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bor &uraem Die Sa6e unterbreitete, bat
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bei1la9nabmt uno Der S1abeneriab
belduft lt6 angebli6 auf $500, 900 bis
5000, 900. slu6 nit Spre6er grisp
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