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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
Tns SENATORIAL SITUATION.

1t seems to be certain that Mr..
Mcdonald, OF Latah, and Mr.. Clsg>
EFT, Of Shoshone, have agreed TO stand
BY each other in the Senatorial fight.
Tho two gentlemen had an interview
At Spokane, a few days ago, in which
this WAS agreed upon.
Tho ono that develops the most
strength will get the support OF the
other, that North Idaho may have ono
Senator.
But it is quite possible that neither
contestant will be able to "deliver
the goods" Shoshone county being
uncompromisingly for Clagets, Koo.
tenai county for Mcconnell, J.atah
county divided, Idaho county in
doubt, and Nes Perce county for
dubois, It will be difficult 10 unite the
votes from these counties upon any
one candidate. And unless either OF
the two aspirants from North Idaho
can secure q largo number of votes
from tho South, in addition to the
united support Of the North, nei.he'
can hope to make q successful fight.
The election Of Shoup being gener.
ally conceded, the choice for the other
senatorship lays. between Dubois,
Clagett and Mcconnell. And Mr..
Dubois is considerably in tho lead.
The indications therefore point to
the election of Shoup and Dubois.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
Dissolution Of Co.Partnership.

Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.
The copartnership heretofore existing In the
grocery and produce business in this city. under
the Arm name and style Of EAanAar McLxoD,
IL dissolved BY mutual consent. David Ea.hazt
retiring.
The business will be continued at the ssame
place by Gro. A. McLEop, Who has assumed all
liabilities Of che nrm. and 10 whom ill accounts
due the arm must be paid without delsy. - the
buainess Of the hrm must be closed at once.
DAVID EARHART.
GEORGE A. Mcleod.
NOTICE.
Idesire to thanh tho public for the liberal pat
ronsge extended to this house in the pest; and
solicit . continuance Of the same-which, BIZ
fair dealing and courteous trestmsnl. trust to
merit. GEO. A. MCLEOD.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
$500 Reward,

FOR THE RETuRN OF BAY WORK.HORsE
to Pine Grove. branded on left shoulder. with
white star In face, white nostrils and left hind
foot white; weight about 1000. The above reward
will be given to any one returning said horse to
Crandal's pasture Al Pine Drove any 81 Win z
Information - to hts resbouts will be suitably
rewarded BY sending word to NIKE JOHNSON.
Rocky Bar, Idaho. st6
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
A Rspt0t Bail,

Some Of the young ladies of HALEY
win give . benefit ball At the Alturss
Hotel aext Wednesday evening, the
29th instsu. Tickets, 81.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern.
hereby give rotice that will not pay OF b.
come responsible for any debt contracted or In.
CURED BY my husband. Samuel T. Tucker. OF
HALEY. Idaho. having left his bed and board,
With svsg eApsE AID yaovocATIox.
NARY n. TuCHcR.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25

RICHIE G II you desire them no M. foo,,,o
~. away time on things that DOM nav.
o o"s oend $40 At once for magnificent outat 81
not satisfactory refund your Money .ish
. no e,spit.i needed: Both ladies' and gentlemen
sh, Don't lose time in writing. "step IN
Snii ,s .ne sasers are troubled" Days are verth
st.. Richmond Va w. Av0" nam
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
THE DOLLAR COLUMN

Advertisements not exceedlng an inch Tor ten
lines Of small type) In length will be inserted In
this column for one dollar per week. nifty cent?
the hSst insertion and tn enty i've cents each i'd
dtttonsl insertion-paysble in ADVANCED
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25

ENERAL AGENTS mske 5000 to 5000 per
" year. csnvesserv 81 70 60 Per day selling
The Celebrated Tsylo Patent Adjustable Shoe
tory 10 valuable monopoly. Our system Of SELL
ing this shoe 10 new and original. Address with
&c. stamp. Coas.oaIDATSD ApyusTA3LE sEox Co.,
Salem Ma
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
$500 Rev ard.

LOST, IN HALEY. ABOUT THREE WEEKS
ego, small open.faced misses silver WATCH,
with initials J. H. b. engraved In monogram on
the bach
The watch 10 mot worth over s. or - n anybody
but the owner; but the above reward will be paid
for the watch at this once.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
Notice for Publication.

NOC1Ce 1Of PUO11C8CI00e
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,
October ~, 1890.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make A.
nal proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will he made before the Register and Re.
ceiver at Haley Idaho. on November a. 1880, viz:
b. A. Pear on, for the lots one ami two. and the
south half Of the norhe asst quarter Of Section four
Township four north. Range twenty six east.
lie names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upsn. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz William Mathews, N. Swanson,
Charles Akin, and william Tennaman, all Of
Lost River P. o.
". T. RILEY, Register.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
NOTICE.

Tho co-partnership heretofore existing between
VIM. Rembef and Alex. NcKibbin, under the Arm
name Of McKIBBIN KxxBEa, has been dissolved.
Alrbills due the arm arc payable to Alex. Nc.
Kibbr. at his shop and all parties indebted to Us
are expected 10 settle up by the nrst Of October,
proximo.
lsalmo McKIBBIN L RENDER,
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
Male Help Wanted.

cen SALARY. 80 EXPENSES IN ADVANCE,
VOV allowed each month. Steady employment
st home or travelling. No soliciting. Duties dc.
liverinR and making collections. No postal cards.
Address with stamp. HAFER / CO.. Itqua, Ohio.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-10-25
LETTER LIST.

Iast Of Letters remaining in tia HALEY idaho,
Pcssofhcs for the week endins October 70, ls9o
Persons calling for any OF tAsss Lsttsss VIII psasa
~ 'Advestissd."
Andersoe. Mr.. Simeon \. 0uinn. Rev. \. n.
Andfus; 4f. Peter Wtlson Drues
EDWARD ANGEL, Postmaster.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

To Whom It May Concern.
hereby give notice ahA will not pay or be
come responsible for any debts contracted or in
Cured BY my wife. Nss. Mary n. Tucker. Of Hat
ley. Idaho, sh~ having left my bed and board
without caass o psoyocstieu.
s3mldkw> SAMUEL +. TUCKER
The evening world., 1890-04-18
LAST DAY OF CASTLE GARDEN
Fun Begins at the Barge Office
About Future Imm grants.

This il the last day on which Castle Gar
den will be occupied az the Landing Bureau
for immigrants.
Tomorrow the foreigner will receive his
introduction to the Land OF Liberty aud
Fair Promise at the Barge Office.
Across the beautiful seaRi te park from
Castle Garden Ii the Barge Ofhee, and here
for four days seventy carpenters have been
working q grand transformation scene, and
any one who has imagined that there was
not room enough there Tor u Rndlng bureau
would have the idea dispelled bv q visit there
Everything is in readiness for the opening
of tue place to the incoming seekers after
liberty and the American dollar.
The annex. which Is about 100 feet
square. with very high, trussed roof OF
iron and glass will be the new Landing
Bureau. One-half has been occuOied By the
which Commisn noner Reed. Pre.idsnt Ar
thurs old secretary, ID At the head
The Commission has found new quarters
up two flights Of stars at rs Pearl street.
The other half VAS OF no practical value.
being used as storsroom, except that in the
middle is q small brick and IRON building
80 feet wide and so feet deep. which has
been used for the sAfekeeping OF seized
This little building will be the office Of the
Customs officers, connected with the ! and.
south OF this, 3OXlOO leet, will be the hos
Dital. Ii is partitlonCd of hush with the
southwest wall OF the brick interior struC-
tnre. All the space beyond this partition
will be utilized as a bagRage-room. There
is go. 500 square feet of hoor for this pur-
pose.
on the river IS a gallery, and beyond tnEt il
the stone pier itself. The bargss loaded
with immigrants will be landed here. .They
will pass into the gallery aud til up, broad
staircase to a sort OF mezZO-hoOr which hSs
been built eleven feet above the floor Of the
bAggagc-room and hospital. At the head
with the familiar alleys or Tunways separated
by pine rainngs as in Castle Garden.
Here too. will be the money exchange,
the telegraph office and poet office. occupy
ingithe side OF the building towards the Lib
erty Statue.
on the mszzo-hoor. over the hospital, are
quarters for the physician, nurses and at
tendAnts.
Commissioner Weber has his office on the
second inor of the Barge Office proper.
having taken the room heretofore occupied
by the night Inspectors
The evening world., 1890-04-18
MuRIATIG ACID IN HER FACE.
Joseph Cottrell Took Horrible
Vengeance on His Wife.
He Was Insaneiy Jealous OF Her and
She Wouldn't Live with Him.

Joseph Cottrcll, swarthy, surly man, was
locked up In the Tombs this morning In de-
fault of 1000 bail for dashine murstic
acid in his wfe's face last night He re-
fused to say word in defense Of his horri-
bleact
Hia wife aren't tho night in dreadful
agony at the Chambers Street Hospital.
Her face, right eve and forearm are terribly
burned and She W Il he dis;igured for life.
She may lose the sight of one eye. but
Or. NRnRensselNcr, who attended her, thinks
she will not lie of her fearful brrn"
Size was removed 10 Bellevue Hospital at
! o o'clock this morning.
She married Cottrell eight years ago. He
Is clerk at purdy's station, ON the Harlem
road.
Cottrell was iusancly Jealous Of her. and
after living in miteiy with him Tor three
Then he annoyed her by every means in
his power lie impurtuned her IN every
possible occason to return and live with
She woulGn't however. aud to escape him
abe recently came TO- live with her married
sister. Mrs: leter Flood. az ~ Roosevelt
parents At Pnrdys Ststion. She las sup. mp
ported herself aid child by sewing.
Mrs. Flood died Of pneumonia last Tues
are now iii In bed with the same complaint.
Some of their friends were in the house
about :. 40 O'Clock laIt night oondoing with
Mrs. Cottrell over the misery that had over
taken the Flood family, whom . quick ner-
yous knock sounded on the door.
Mrs. Cottrell opened II.
"Oh Joe ia II you ?" she exclaimed.
stepping back and turning pale.
Yes, and came to sue IL you are going
to return to me aud give up that man for
whom you left me-.
i" left YOU for no one. Your jcalousiea
drove me away. aud will not 90 back. she
replied quietly.
" Then curso you III fix you for life, " he
hissed. rluckng vial ont Of his pocket and
darhing the contents IN her face.
The poor woman Roi canned in agony. Her
face turned brown-blAck and scorclIed
right before the eyes OF the horrlned few
present.
With one accord they rushed at Cottrell
but he dr,wa a, huge carving knife from his
pocket and yelled;
Come on I'll fix some more OF you.
They fell back, and lie rus he'll down stairs.
Then they followed him, screaming Muir
der Z.
4 Fourth Ward boy tripped Cottrel lin the
main hall and sent him flying heaalOng into
the street but he was no again In u minute
and flying from the angry crowd then pur-
Policeman McCrary and McNealie cap
tnred him in New Chambers street and took
him to the Oak street statlon-honse. He
said he was thirty-six years old. His wife IL
"You didn't kill her." a policeman re-
marked. cors sNlingly. as Cottrell was being
locked np {, r he night.
II wish had, he answered. and has
since maintained all obstinats silence.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
IF YOU KEEP A HORSE
AND WANT A CARRIAGE,
Read The World Wants"
IF YOU KEEP A CARRIAGE
AND WANT A HORSE.
Read The World Wants"
AFTER EXCISE BOARD scALPs.

The Grand Jury was reRaled to-day with
the unsavory story of the operation Of the
Excise law in this town, and Commissioners
Alex. Meaklm. ex-Judge Koch and Edward
]. Fitzgerald are on the anxious seat.
They are subpRnaed TO appear before the
FaB-e -ett Committee to. morrow.
Commissioner Koch, was on the Grand
Jury room floor OF the brownstone Court
House to-day. but he declared that he was
not the least bit disturbed by the p o pect
lie ormiers Il. W. Il. yelling, L. L. OPP
dyke and Secretar7 Prior appeared with
Assistant Distr ct-Attorneys Gutf and Lind
say at ll.lO and passed quickly into the
Gran Jury room.
he special matter which they are laying
before the Grand Jury IL the performance
OF the Excise Board in the matter OF the
election day cases brought before the Board
last November.
There were one hundred or more cases OF
alleged violation OF the Excise law which
prom bits the aie of liquors or beer within
AGuarIer OF a mile OF any election booth.
Fifteen licenses were revoke OIL the proof
submitted by the Reform Clubs agents and
several complaints were dismissed. But the
majority OF the cases never went any turther
than the taking OF the testimony OF the re-
formers.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
news OF THE STAGE WORLD.
Die Naohbarrinen's Initial Pro-
duction at Amberg's Theatre.

"Die Nachbarrinen (neiRhbors) Is the
name of a farce comedy, adapted from the
French of Chivot and Durn, by Hans Ritter,
that was presented for the first time in this
cIty at Ambergs Theatre. last night. for the
benefit of Herr Walter. Ii IL a very roaring
farce. and in England it would have 10 be
very much pruned before 1t would be ac-
cepted. The story hoyers around two
Partisan hallet-grls, who occupy con-
Meeting rooms aud deceive their
wealthy lovers. There are many COM
plications, and the secret door by
which the favored lovers enter plays lead
ing role in the piece. In one act there is a
situation that suggests The farce produced
at the Lyceum Theatre called "Our Flat. 4"
The landlord takes possession of the apart.
ments OF one OF the girls and carries of the
furniture; In the east east were Herr Walter,
and nsiI rrsaisin F n Son % VSrndSi fu's'n 0'nn''A
NJ. b. Curtis. who is shortly to appear in
he schatchen." at the Star Theatre, is
said to have mania for changi !g man
Curtls buttonholes people and bsgs them TO
manage him. On one occasion it j. said
that he and his wife were eros ing, Union
Theatre. Curtis rushed up to him, you
are Just the man wanted to see. Must have
SF mnS yoa Sam SHrs
Mr. A. III. Palmer. Curtis isn't the irst
who has mistaken HArriott for A. Ii.
Palmer.
Miss Alice Haines aud Harry HaTWood.
who were married YESTERDAY, were both re-
gQmH tina ii adj the pHmanI WAltRn
they could have secured reduction on the
JOINT salary OF the couple. husband and
wife, when in the same company, generally
take less money Tor that privilege
1t Is said that Miss Alice King Livingston
formerly Hamilton will star In the West
during the Summer months, and return to
the Lyceum company IN time Tor the opening
Mrs; Agnes Booths. son, Sidney, has just
joined Miss Nellie McHenry's company.
Of this son. /" Let me see. she wi ! say,
"Sidney was hVe years old At time, so IL
happened IN sneh and such year" When
with his mother. Of whom he is very proud
Miss Anna 0'Keefe will end her. engage
ment AZ the Casino on saturday night, and
will then go to Boston 70 TeheaTse with the
De Wolf Hopper company with which she
Mr. and Mrs. DiRby Bell sat through !
Francis Wilson's matinee performance OF
" The Gondoliers. at PGImer's Theatre,
yesterday. There we're many theItrical |
people present Miss Norah Phyllis. OF |
D'Oyly CATte's company, saw part OF an act. |
paying particular attention 10 Miss Nettls |
] y oTds Caselda. the role she plays
thought | might get points, said Mss |
Phyllis inRenuously. But Miss Lyford MAS 1
not oVeTburdened gith that commodity.
How the Conscientious Suner.
lFf0H Lns
Wife-WilliAm. the harness is so far gone |
az the traces that ! am afraid 10 90 out
driving until il has been repaired;
Husband WeArilyl-AnOtheT bill
Wife dsspondentlyl-so many small e1-
Ue nses
usband tbrigktening '-NoH's she time 10
land tbs h0rse 70 tbs minisLer.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
A Business Proposition.
lROm Hssssy's F.eki,

Suitor ITO her fatheTi-SiT, love the very
ground your daughter treAds on.
Father ,Rrimly Well. young man. you
Amt the first par ~ that's had an attachment
ioL HL-hoSsnmefeI. ,.9 .nma & u }9n love u Isll sa
mortgage on II, ike Jacob did. you kan
marry Sarah,
The evening world., 1890-04-18
See the Prices.

Fine nll-wool tailor-made JACKETS,
bound with braid. in stockinet. corkscrew,
and plain cloth, black and colors. worth
SIS. 90 aud S7.25. at ~. % aud S3.95.
Elegant imported JACKETS. made of
the best materials. in black and colors,
tight and loose fitting. single and double.
breasted. blazer aud vest front. worth
$40. Sl2.5O. and SIS, at SG.75, $3.50,
and 80. so.
Very stylish fancy imported JACKETS.
in black and colors, worth SIC and
$3.50. at $3.50 and. 312.5O.
Imported beaded CAPES. richly
trimmed with heavy fringe. worth $3.50
and 81. 75. at $2.95 and 1915.
Handsome imported SILK WRAPS.
pulled shoulders and trimmed with fine
jet and fringe. something entirely new,
worth Sl5 and Sls. at So. 10 and S1O.Oo.
Lalies' and Misses CLOTH CAPES. in
black and colors. plain and combinations.
also embroidered yoke. with accordion
plating. worth IS. 75 aud 50. 95, at sl.0S
and S3.75.
Ladies' and Misses CONNEMARAS and
PEASANT CLOAKS. in plain colors and
plaids. at 1915, $4.oj, and SO. 10.
Children's and Misses REFER JACK
ETS. the very latest designs, in al colors.
from two to fourteen years. 81. 20,
$l.75, $3.50, 1915, and $3.50.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
A Female Doctor in a Hurry.

From TsTds SirtiRqs.
Excited MessenRer-Mrs. Sawbones. come
quick! A man has fallen from the root OF
his houye and il bleeding 10 death.
"All right III be there as soon ~ I've got
on my new dress and have done mp nv hair.
Let me zee: hadn't better wear my dark
blue dress, or that light violet-co, ored one :?
The blue dress is more becoming to my
complexion: but the other Is SO stylish.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
SuCH A SlGHI.

Yesterday wGs the grand opaninz OF the Great
never before witnessed in New Work Those
Eho were lucky enough to get into the large
building 16s Broadway we're we'll repaid Tor
their trouble As they secured the EreAtest bargains
drsds were turned ASIy that ssTe abls to get into
crowd Is that HsnTy Bach. Of 7Gs broad
NGJ, has purchased large stock OF nne cloth
iug from the OF hole zzls iTn that failed.
This 10 without doubt one OF ths ETesiest bargain
sHiss o. hns clothing thAL has ever taken place In
AmrrieA The goods have bson moved TO the AFgs
AIestoTy building occupied b Henry Bach At
YOTk Cty. The entire stock - LslnH cold a. 30
cents on tho dollar OF original cost Of mAnutaetuTe
This tTeln nsn duus assiE Aale Will continue from
day 10 day until all goods are sold Owing 70 limited
space Se can msntion only lev OF the bATEAins
and samples OF goods with price, attached can be
seen in the large shos wndOw, II will pay you to
call At once aud secure come o. these wonderful
thing is going rapidly, All good, are the latest
Spring and Summer style aud guaranteed per
iset htiBE Mems business SUITS, o. 80
souh SS Mems Cashmere suits e.. so, worth
sl2 Mems nne CoTEscrsu Suits, 81 7b; worth
SiA Mens elegant Wide Vale SUITE sS. q. worth
SI0 Mems sItTa hBs quality imported DiasOnAi
suits sl0 15; worh $50 MsH's business Pants.
soHh ~ hsas Pants eItIa hnsi s2 so, soIth
~ Elegant spring OyeTcOAts aud thouAanda OF
other bargains -s eAunOt msntoa here, Al HsnIy
Bach's. TOh broadway, bstNecu kth aud 9th
streets. Nss YORK Get this out Bring IL with
you aud remsnbsT be address. broadway, between
hth And NIE stTests. b1ls close ~ o'clock At
night, except Saturday, open unsi! 10 Al night.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
B1oomAggaalS) l!,e';! !!!;!g!?!!5!!
L. 5zgHue. corNer.59&St ~
Clearing Sale
Of Spring
Wraps & Jackets.

Closing out what remains of
our Spring Wraps and jackets at
prices that represent a large loss
to us and u corresponding saw
ing to our customers. Final and
absolute reductions-an uncom-
mon opportunity for buyers.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
Very Solicitous.
lFTOm Judp.l

A good storvis told in Melbourne, anent
the late DR.. Bromby, the headmAster of the
local grammar school. As he was logging a
recalcitrant boy. the lad fell against fender,
The doctor picked the .yonngster up and
said. mot compAssionately. Are you hurt.
my poor 6oy?"
mo, sir. replied the boy.
The doctor then went Oh logging him.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
Bankrupt Sale.
Stock Of
R. K. Davies & Co.

It's the greatest sale of Mems
Fine Furnishings that New York
has ever seen. All new goods
of best make and thoroughly
reliable, yet sold during this
great Bankrupt Sale at less than
half real values.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
The Stars and Stripes.

tfT0Ha haekei
Gazley-A great deal Of fun is made Of
Delaware for retaining the whipping post.
but there Ia something patriotic about n
Gazley Why. the culpgit i, made 70 see
stars When the stripes are Nell laid On.
The evening world., 1890-04-18
Nominally Approprlate.

IFs0m the Dry Good' ChToRicls.l
She after the bal mAsquel-The Countess
de Roquefort's costume was both clever and
appropriate.
He, Appropriate, shH What was 1t?
CheeHe-clOIh
The evening world., 1890-04-18
From Oregon.
Won Casa, JolIFaIsg 90 @.

WILL SAEA-s JoAAFhLA5 20 OIa
FLENIs0 hHoa
Dear sra Having suffered with liver compliant
for some years past. hays tired several rsmsdiss,
And Ehs only 0ss Shieh gave pert seI SGtiSiLeti0H
vas DR G. ACLASE's CELEBRATED LIyEH
PILLS. Ny husband bought me one boa. anu thrss
doses ~Orksd NondsTs for me ] tee IKE . nss
woman, And write you 70 return thanks for 90
Dr. Q AeLAns's CssbTaled Liver Pills
Mhs. REBEccA CARGO.
Cure SICK heada he, bllioasRess. hssT complaint.
dyspspslA hsaItbuEn. sndigsstlon. mAlATs. pua-
pies face Ant tedy. impure blood Ac.. b. usinE
regularly DR. Z AcLAEE's g LEBEAIEp LiNER
blLLf pEsRsrsd cab b tifmlHE bEos PttssuEk.
gpoE haEins the Esaqinr DE, q AcI AKEia LfNEH
PiLLs. pEeVAEsa b Rlsa-ins bEe-., PilgsbHEz.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

Efforts are being made to induce the Pnri-
tan Athletic Club TO offer q purse for Cal
Mcr arthy and George Dixon to contend for.
The Clnb is quite willing to offer 81 900
purse for the little fellows. but in this era
Of big purses the young ones will probably
not be tempted by the amount.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

ItABIS SLOOP, bar. gas fixtures 3l.foot csbin
I soop, l5-ioot ash bar and back bar, saloon
r.h icc.bot, lot billiard gas fixtures, gooi as
for anythnR OF value to me. james Reid, 3lb
The evening world., 1890-04-18

r &c 4.celi battery. suitable for rhysician or
4. running small motor or lamp also FAtadc
medical battery all good as new sell heap or eI-
chang. for anything useful. l.. +, 255 " orld
The evening world., 1890-04-18

Frank White, the Unknown light-weight
Of this city. is being, backed quite heavily by
his friends for his go" with Peter DAILY.
These men are TO battle for SO, 600 stakes
IN short time at 1873 pounds.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

the Staten Island Athletic Club tomorrow
afternoon At Livingston. s. /. The Prince
tons hold the intercollegiate championship.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

MAGNIFICENT concert.siIe Martin guitar
n inlaid erRss and hscs peat machine head I;
In leather yase iot ~, cost msV' NV anu in
The evening world., 1890-04-18
So There Was.

"Oh. James, come quickly. Freddy hAi
swallowed his mOuth-orRRu.'
- IL that So7 Then there's music in thG
The evening world., 1890-04-18
Great Specials
in Boys
Spring Clothing.

A special Saturday Sale Of
Boys fine Spring Clothing.
Some of the best and most pop
ular goods in the Department
will be offered on Saturday at
very great concessions from
original Prices. A big cut
right in the heart of the season.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

INOR SALE, to let or exchange for small city
i house cottage in hetltny country furnished
half acre good we'll larn; 80 minute. out part
cnsh hhdreta B day. Owner. IL World.
The evening world., 1890-04-18

TNIAMOSD EARRINGS pawned for $40 gold
WA'Ch &l2 ring Sl2 will exchange tickets :
part trade or offers. Morris, 10 World Once.