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The evening world., 1894-08-23
Round About Town.

An overturned candle at 2 30 o'clock this morn
ns 2, hs
ments were occupied by william Beaver.
The body fine man which was found roat
River at the foot Of East Eish,eenth street ns
at o'clock this morning The man was about
nve feet eight inches tall. with dark hair and
musthche.
hre occurred on the second noor Of the nve.
story brOwn-stone building, % West Twenty
after IL o'clock last night, The damage was
slight
Rosetta creisler, the siS,een-year-old cas-,
by swallowing a dose OF earbolle acid, is rapidly
convaleScing ia the prison ward OF Bellevue
Hospital.
The body fth- man which was found noat
Tuesday morning, Yesterday identified by
Patrick sheehan, OF Il Catharine street as that
NJ John Welch. sailor. whose home IN
Philadelphia w,ch was about sixty years old
Charles Langs hry.Nve years old. a printer
by trade fell down a d ght OF stairs In the house
i?5 Third avenue last evening and received a
at Bellevue Hospital. where he was taken he
could not give his address.
herman Rosen. a swedish boy, six years old
fell down three flights Of stairs at his home. 760
Second avenue, last evening, receiving a COM
pound fracture Of the skull. He was taken to
Bellevue In "r teal condition.
Philip McGirk. twenty years old. o, $50 West,
Thirty -thid street. who sells papers in the
early morning IN the Tenderloin Precinct was
held in $500 hail for tTial at Jefferson Mlrkr;
Court to-day lie was ,harged By his brother in
law, Joseph o LOnnell, with forcing a door and
stealing an oNetcoat valued at $40 last Monday
might. The coat was pawIed and McGirk gave
q DOnnell the ticket yesterday.
Lizzie sullivan. Of l55 Allen street was fined
81 IN the Essex Market Police Court to-day
She was arrested on Aug 10 last for lettering on
the BOWcry. On the way 70 court the follow ng
morning she gave birth 90 a Child and Was taken
10 GouNcrncuT Hospital. where she remained =
prisoner Until this morning.
In The Essex Market Police Court to-day Justice
Feitner held John II Ford. twenty three year
old ot sUi East broadway for trial on a charge
OF assault preferred by Mrs Ida CAslloIe, Of 3ll
Avenue A, She sLli that while she was at the
foot u Rutgers street last night the defendant
attempted TO take Improper liberties with her.
Irwin A, Pratt, Of 1853 DE kalb avenue Brook
lyn notified the police Of this city to-day that
Frederick Vaughan, twenty years old has been
missing from his home al I Church street Rut-
land. VI. since Aug Is The young man is said
To have wandered away while demented and Is
supposed 10 have come 10 this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
CLOSE CALL FOR A TUG.
wns Nearly Cut in Two by the
BnttIcship Oregon.
By Associated Press.)


SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 23.-The 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 a squirt and she fairly flew
through the water. While the Oregon
was speeding at a terrific pace the tug
Rockaway had the temerity to cross her
bows. and barely escaped being cut in
two The tug had been sent out with a
photographer to take 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 al
such short notice, and she was carried
on by her momentum almost against the
tug.
The tugs stern was under the Oregon s
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
NEW JERSEY NEWS.
THROWN FROM A TRAIN.
stephen BirdsnII. of OrndeIl, Mar
rouly Escaped Death

Especial to The Evening WORLDLY
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 .. Ii
o'clock last night by Engineer Ike
liasOrouck. Brdsalls head was badly
cut and his body bruised in several
places. lie was carried into the bag
gage car and given restoratives.
Arriving at llaCkensack, Birdsall was
placed in an ambulance and taken to
the ilaCkensaCk Hospital His condition
* critical. but the physicians hope to
save him
Birdsall was n passenger on the train
which left cherry HIN at 73O o'clock
last night. lie 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.
liirdsall has wife and n little girl.
He was employed in New York City.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
DON'T HEED SATOLlI.
Catholic knights VIII Run the Bar
at Their own Picnic,

The sale of the bar and lunch privi-
leges" at the excursion OF the Catholic
knights of America next Thursday was
held last evening in Convent Hall. in
Lexington avenue, near SiXty-fifth street.
h. J. Scully, Chairman of the Committee
OF Arrangements acted as auCtioneer.'
After slow bidding had raised the priv
ilege TO a value of 500, the Chairman,
In behalf of the Committee. knocked II
down to himself for s225, and announced
that the organization would run the bar
This decision. IL is said, Is in direct OPP
position to the views OF Mgr. Satolli,
which, were recently made public. and
which have since been fully indorsed by
Archbishop Corrigan. =
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Summer Parliament Discuss Labor,

LONG BEACH, L. l., Aug. 23.-The labor
problem was discussed yesterday at the Summer
,AfHament by Rev. Wilbur +. Crafts. ID. D..
mrs Isabella Charles Davis and Francis Car
inu.heTs eK-President OF the Scaled Shoemaker
nssS ,Stlon. OF New York City. Mr.. Carruthers
n nsau the speech which Mr.. Samuel Compers had
pprpSIed and was prevented from delivering In
inrrpnn by his subpoena to testify at the strike
H.esligation In Chicago. The theme drew the
n spar audience OF the Forum. Mr. Gompers :
sconor iealt with the falacy OF the old political
SiSSnomits, who he said did not know the
ot petty larceny, ~ 80"
The evening world., 1894-08-23
PATCHOGUE REF0RMERS 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 ja,l
Mrs. Edward McNulty, who was charged
with selling beer to a child, was fined
SIS
Robert s. Pelletreau was the prosecut-
ing attorney. r. Silsbe, jr., leads the
reform committee, who will keep a
close scrutiny upon the other saloons
In town.
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 on a
charge of assaulting his wife, Nellie.
The sculptor lives at 22i Union avenue.
Night before last. 1t 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, anded
over the medicine to her friend, 1t Is al
legged, and then went to her father s
home at 40 Havemeyer street, and went
10 sleep. De Lucca went TO the Have
SLAPPED his wife's face vigorously.
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 i'll
he had fully recovered his health The
cablegram was terse. and read as fol-
lows:
Was indisposed Saturday. Have recovered
Deny report In newspapers
'signed, President HIPPoLYrE.
Mr. Haentjens says that tae last SEN
tence. Deny reports in newspapers"
applies to the rumors Of an impending
revolution at the next election. Accord
INK. to the Haytian Minister, there is
nothing In the state of Haytian affairs
to Indicate that there will be a revolu-
tion. and the reports originated from
Hippolyte's opponents, whose headquar-
ters are at Kingston, from which place
the rumors OF war were telegraphed
here
The evening world., 1894-08-23
GAVE A BOGUS CHECK.
sigent II. Vendig Accused by j. II
ROhr's.

Sigent H. Vendig. OF 1915 Bushwick
avenue. Brooklyn, a race-track tout. was
arraigned In the Gates Avenue Police
Court this morning charged with passing
a bogus check for SIS on ]. 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-
dismissed. as the complaint was with
drawn.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
INSPECTOR STRICKEN.
One of the Newark Health Omcials
Has SMALLPOX.

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 Office was greatly surprised. but
gave out the assurance. which they
have been doing for some time past,
that there would be absolutely no more
cases.
A health inspector Is among these new
cases.
There are now seventeen special in
spectors guarding guaranteed houses.
and the pest house Is crowded with
cases, If there have beene any deaths
they have beene concealed.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Found the stolen Fox.

Policeman Carrougher, OF the Coney Island
station, this morning found fox In the front
yard OF the home Of Policeman Tierney, ll9
UnderhIll avenue Bgooklyn. The animal was
identihed az having been stolen from the Tam
many Hotel on the Boulevard. where Ore oc-
CURED last night. Tierney says he bought II
Of stranger for rs.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
ROBBED AT OCEAN GROVE.
.Hwelry Worth $500 stolen from
Mr.. Gardner, of New York.

ASBURY PARK. Aug 23.--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
SUITS OVER SADIRONS.
Claims That n Cincinnati Mans
Patent Is Violated
Special to The Evening worldJ

Special to The Evening world)
NEWARK. n. j.. Aug. 23.-Detectives
have been collecting for several weeks
from houses all over the United States
sadirons made by Bliss q 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
AID. PARKS, GAMBLER.
New York City Father Arrested
in Asbury Park.
"layouts" Taken from His Thirty
first Street House.
This Revives an Exposure Made By
"rhe Evening World"

The arrest OF Aldermen Charles Parks
and Lewis Lyman, Of this city, in As
bury Park yesterday, charged with con-
Quoting a gambling house there, recalls
the exposure made by THE Evening
World" on June 2 last OF a gambling
house conducted by Alderman Parks In
West Thrty-first street, this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
MARIE TEMPEST SAILS.
She Starts for Southampton on the
Augusta Victoria.

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,
DIR. Arthur Mcdonald, Richard Fraenkel
Edwin Isham. Joseph Jonas. George II.
Meyers, Charles II. Meyers, German
Consul at Philadelphia: s. Hampton
Rogers. ]. Schmidt United States Con-
sular Agent at Sevilla; Samuel Salinger
Theodore Larsen, Gus Spannagel, Julius
Syabold and Miss Elise Vrede.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
WOULD SHOOT HIS WIFE.
Vogel Angered Because She Fol
lowed Him Into q BarrOOm.

Especial to the Evening WORLDLY
FREEPORT. L. l., Aug. 23-John
Vogel, a 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 II al 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
ACTS AS A WILD MAN.
A clearinghouse Mistress Com
plains About Her Husband.

Peter Quackenbush, who lives In his
wifes clearinghouse 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 a
wild man for the past month.
BUSH "an1 objects to the food l 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. l objected. and
he struck me-"
Justice Steers adjourned the case.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Banker. Accu.er Didn't Appear.

The case OF Banker Nadolski was to have come
~ before Judge Potts in Jersey City to-day. but
w"s postponed account OF the complainant
Mrs. Perhlo Paracell, OF Sussex street not APP
pearing, She charged Nadolski with cheating her
out OF 1sS. The case was postponed until Monday.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
stole Her watch and Money.

Mrs. Esther sheenck, OF 29l Cumberland
street, Brooklyn. told the police to-day that
somebody had stolen $50 and a gold watch
from her bedroom on the second floor. A gang
OF men are repairing the house and the police
think that some thief disguised as painter
slipped into the building and stole the prop
erty.
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
wa, was the result of an accident during the
WISH OF the Prince OF Wales while the
white cruiser lay at Southampton.
4, me remains will be claimed and bur-
,ea by Mrs. Follier, of Brooklyn, to
"hom the body is consigned.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Going West to stand Trial.

PERTH AMBoY. N. j., Aug. 23.-sherin Be-
crest OF Guthrie County. Ia. has arrested
Charles Davidson OF this city. on a charge Of
forgery. Davidson went West six months am
to visit an uncle. He went to work for a farmer
and left suddenly, after having obtained a suit
Of clothes on forged order. The Sheriff had
the necessary papers. and young Davidson IL on
his way West.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Scotch Strike Leader Arrested.
(By Associated Press.)

tBy Associated Press.)
GLASGOW, Aug. 23.-There are new
developments In the coal strike to-day.
Serious rioting occurred. and several
pits were wrecked by disorderly mobs.
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
Contasion from Private Wells.

MoNTCLAlR, N j.. Aug 23.-owing to the
temperance OF typhoid fever here an analysis
has been made OF each spring leading 10 the ar
tesian wells which supply the town with water.
Samples Of water from the PeQuannock River.
which Is also used TO supply the town, showed
the water to be pure. II is thought the fever
was contracted from private wells.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Chicago Newspaper Man Dead.


CHICAGO. Aug. 23.-Day'd d. Michaels died
at his residence In Chicago last night, aged
sixty. nine years lie was a veteran newspaper
pork packing. grain and cattle receipts. lie
leaves widow and six children.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
PART |,
The Star spangled Banner.
PART H..
Anybody Lost from This Boat,

The police OF the West One Hundred and Fifty
second street station. want owner for a
tbirtsen-foot rowboat with tho name May on the
back board. Inside the boat was one seat and
two oars, upon which the name Billy Sands.
kluAhinE Bridge. l. l.. had been cut.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

1.-THE Evening World" is In receipt OF 81 from
"a NJ X NJ" for the family OF Phillip Gehring
Of 2l7 Even street. Williamsburg. who have been
on the verge OF starvation particulars OF which
were published in yesterdays Evening World"
Gehrng Is tailor but has been unable to obtain
work for some months.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Grabbed His Ring

a. A shismanian, OF 50 High street. Brook.
"u, was going home at o'clock this morning
su as he crossed Prospect street at the corner
for street two men approached and asked
manisn ,crne TO buy glass OF beer. shish-
mon.y' .ook out his wallet TO give them the
dismona ana as he opened Il they grabbed a
rohhsSaa ring worth $50 and ran away The
vas reported TO the Fulton street police
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Expected to Favor Pacific Lines.
by AErcc!ated Prtss)

LONDON, Aug. 23.-The Times says
that 1t is expected that the report Of the
Earl of Jersey, the representative OF
Great Britain at the recent Interco-
lonial Conference at Ottawa. will favor
active assistance upon the part of the
Imperial Government In the matter of
the projected cable and steamship lines
between New Zealand and Canada
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Killed by nm Angry Husband.
INV Asso,iate cd Pressl

TAMPA. Fla, Aug. as p. Harrison shot
and killed II. f. Hennelly at st. Petersburg yes
terday. Harris Immediately surrendered to the
authorities. stating that he killed Hennelly be-
cause the latter had been writing insulting let
tiers TO Mrs Harrison. The dead man leaves a
wife and several children.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Brooklyn BrcvIties.

Miles Roden, thirty years old. of 81 Bergen
street. Brooklyn, was sent to the penitentiary
for eleven months this morning by Justice Tighe
In the Butler Street Police Court, Brooklyn, for
assAutlnE Max Barr. a saloon-keeper. of 90 At
lantic avenue. on the night OF July I.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
ACTIVITY Ar THE MAYNARD.
Hundreds of Applicants for Work
ON the New Cruisers.

ON the Ne" Cru1bers.
with a large number Of the war ships
and several cruisers waiting for repairs
In the Wallabout Channel. the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard presents a 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-
soon be employed in order to execute
the work on the naval vessels. There
were two hundred applicants this morn
ing.
Among the ships now at the Yard
waiting for repairs are the New York,
San Francisco, Vesuvius. Machias and
CaStine.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Girl Killed in nm Elevator.
CBy Associated Press.

BUFFALO n. Y, Aug 23.-Belle McGrath
eight years old. vas caught In the elevator Of
the Union Central Life Insurance Building this
morning and her head cruahed to a pulp. She
Aprang forward only 70 be caught between. the
car and the shAtt.
The evening world., 1894-08-23

of the physical
constitution often
comes from unnat-

contracted
through
Ignorance
or from
-excesses.
Loss of
m a n I y
Pc W o r..
The evening world., 1894-08-23

nervous exhaustion, nervous debility, i'm,
paired memory, low spirits, irritable
temper, and a thousand and one derange-
ments OF mind and body, result from
such reckless self-abuse.
To reach, reclaim and restore such UNI
fortunates to health and happiness, Is the
aim OF the publishers Of book, written
in plain but chaste language, ON the ma
t ture, symptoms san and euralility, by hons
on receipt Of this notice with ten esnti
In stamps, % pay postage.
A assi.ssss w Sss ~. piPsqsas No.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
Pope ana the French Republic.
(By Associated Press. }

PARIS, Aug. 23.-The Pope has writ
ten letter to M. Turquet. formerly
Under Secretary of State. confirming
the Papal adhesion to the French Re-
public.
The evening world., 1894-08-23
livestock Dealer Fails.


TBy HssOCIhttu FTeHN'I
ALLENTOWN. Pa. Aug. 23,-Wilson Krum
live stock dealer and hotel keeper In South
Allentown failed to-day on six judgments and
mortgages aggregating $40. 600 Assets. SIS. 900
The evening world., 1894-08-23
CONCERT IN THE PARK.
BoswaId's Military Band VIII EN-
Iiven the East Side Tonight.

There will be music at East River
Park tonight at o'clock. by Boswald' s
Military Band. The following is the
programme:
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20
UPPER LEHlGH NOTES.

Daniel J. Boyle, of Walnut street,
Freeland, driver in No. 6 slope, mar
rowly escaped being killed while at
work on Monday by being caught be-
tween car and the gangway timbers.
lie was about to sprag the car on the
head of grade when it struck the
bumping-block, throwing the car off the
track and catching him between it and
the props. He escaped with severe
wound on the right leg, another on the
left arm and few slight bruises about
body.
A representative of the Macready
Company, which will play at Freeland
opera house next week, intends to give
a magic lantern exhibition here on Sat
urday evening. No admission will be
charged.
disappointment reigned supreme in
town on Saturday because payday was
delayed one week. We live in hopes
that it will appear and swell our hattened
purses on Saturday.
Several young men of town attended
an invitation social given by the Young
ladies of Drtton in the Odd Fellows
hall at that place last evening.
\ large flock of wild geese, flying
southwark, passed here on Monday,
The much talked of political club here
has not yet been organized.
Paul Dasch, our efficient assistant
paymaster, has been lying i'll during the
the past week.
Thomas G. August made a trip to
Hazleton last evening on business and
pleasure.
Miss Hannah Grimshaw, of Delano,
spent several days here this week visit
ing friends.
Several of our young people attended
the "Chimes of Normandy" at Hazleton
opera house last evening.
The summer guests who haveI been at
the hotel here during the past three
months, are leaving gradually for their
homes. They speak highly of this
place as a summer resort.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-09-20

The board of government of the Cath
olic Total Abstinence Union has decided
to suspend the Father Mathew Society of
Pittston until it turns over the drill
trophy now in its possession to the
Father Witty Society of Scranton. A
year ago these two societies entered into
a competitive drill for the trophy, which
according to a decision of majority of
the delegates, WAS won by the Scranton
society. The Pittston society demurred
to the decision, however, and Captain
Flannery, of Pittston, one of the Judges,
declined to sign the report. The Pitts
ton society, which held the trophy for
two years, refused to give it up. This
led to the suspension.
John A. Collier, treasurer of the union,
who is also president of the Pittston So
ciety, resigned as union treasurer and
NJ. j. Tigue, of Pittston, was chosen to
fill the vacancy. The action of the
union will not interfere with the parade
of the Luzerne county socities at Pitts
ton on October 10, as there is another
society in that town, the st. Aloysius,
which is not involved in the trouble.