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The evening world., 1890-07-12
CHEAP RAPID TRANSIT.

London has II, and tho SUN
DAY WORLD will discuss the
needs OF New York.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
The siege of vera Cruz Continues.

Iii promised that the Siege OF Vera Cruz
tonight, IL the weather is fne, will be the
best performance Of the spectacle yet given
in Pains Amrhitheatre at Manhattan Beach.
The troops are now perfectly at home in
their work and 20 into the fight with sill the
abandon OF Veterans. A regular Saturday
night pvrotechnio display will I've given this
evening after the city of Vera Cruz is cap.
turaA
The evening world., 1890-07-12
In Chicago.

NO. l don't like ,onc engagements"
We'll, -er-l Ia pc you have no objections
to long mArraces.'
The evening world., 1890-07-12

and ends that she had left that morn.
me 70 ~ n engagement IN san Francisco. He
uetermlnes to follow her.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

e. I'M tfrfcF hfH'UF.
AIaNsoru, lis d4uEbtsg bona Mis- Brown.
, 'tihfhs, LEu bf. uh.Eo occupy 8 Rat on
v 4 mr. -tighth street, 4belT names Hre al
= ~-F" q" hldu sVIIg &C. iona tells neI
The evening world., 1890-07-12

B~iliousness. Dizziness. Nausea. Etc..
relieved by GARTER LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

BILL NYE'S chapter 81 tkS EsSAs
C~snpssits Newell n0w EaHaias - ths
EyESISG wOkLDs viii - ~pEsssslsa
on MoRday,
The evening world., 1890-07-12

III, papers Of the following day we're
filed With the CHASTITY details of the
awful railway accident near Ii
Tae names ~ the suryUlag passengers,
together with a list Of the killed and
wounded. were published, hut tie nine
of Eiua Crawford, alas LOaise Neville,
Gid uot appear IL any of tEess accounts.
nor itl ihS Str-5test aud mot dligent
pqui-'e, throw any light on The complete
aud mystgioGs disappearance Of thu
vuun. woman. ?. I. BAESUh
lTots Continued R0Ediy)
The evening world., 1890-07-12

The Berkeley Athletic Club cricket
team will DO battle this afternoon with
the crack cricket aggregation OF Boston,
the Longwoods. The match will occur
at the Longwood grounds.
The evening world., 1890-07-12
THE EARS OF CRIMINALS.

Read character in org OF
hearing. You may learn how
in the SUNDAY WORLD.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

II is entertaining. by the way. to listen
to the comments of members of the ama-
teur aseball mines hereabouts. How
much do you pay your pitcher ~ and
I'll bet our club has got the finest
c4tcner in the Amateur League
The evening world., 1890-07-12

JUS as ne c.fgl sleep was closing hsr
wsl:v c.e!.d, ih-Fe came a sndden Jar.
.L,n a Lorgpl crasl, a Shrek that rent
the a n, abow upon her head that made
a ui.sous glare OF light, and thea dark
ness absolute and blessed unconscious
ness.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

The Clifton Beat Club holds its annual
regatta this afternoon, the events open to
members Of the Club being single shells.
rsir.oAred gigs. four-oared barees and
double SOULS. The chief event is an invi-
tation four.osred sig race, for which i've
crews have entered.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

The Yonkers Athletic Club contains
some excellent athletic material. and
many of It's mcmherS have won regulations
outside of the Hudson Valley: They have
as yet, however. never held o summer
field meeting. but it is probable they will
arrange for one next month.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

The Star Athletic Club, noted for it
clever boxers, will hold its annual Sum
msr games at its grounds in Long Islam,
CITY. July 20. 4 good proportion of ID
Clubs sturdy members have been prac
coming contests. as the Club desires 4
make a good showing in oil branches o
athletics.
The evening world., 1890-07-12

President II. W. Walter. Bert Levien
and Will Cornell. Of the Dauntless Boat
Club, are conceded TO be the boss "
sailors OF the raging waters Of the Harlem
main. They gave an exhibition Of their
~seamanship Yesterday afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

ago. leaving property valued at about
$4,000 This IS now in available form,
and will be divided by her three sons.
Ivan. Dimitr and Sergius The Socialist
leader win probably 20 10 Russia at an
early day. attend to his business, get his
money. and depart without molestation.
There is no ground on which 70 base the
fear that he VIII be arrested the moment
he crosses the frontier. for his brothers
ara high in favor. aud Dimitr holes the
distinguished position Of minister TO
Japan.
Shevitch was born In 1888 and TO
ceived his education ct S. Petersburg
and Stuttgart Ia 1870 be b4came
government clerk and held tho position
unul 1876. when he WAS compelled -
leave the country because II his political
views lie came 20 America in lS5T.
an1 has since then been r1own ~ a
leader of tbr Socialists de is 2 tell
powerfully built man. with typical Rus
sian features An extract from some II
his recent utterances VIII give an idea of
the views he champions
socialism is a universal element Of
social Development lt Is great and
very popular mistake o. speakof French
German. Russian or American social
ian. Il is precisely s. f any one should
speak of French. German. Russian or
American steam power or electricity
Modern Socialism Is not an abstract
school of Thought ton in the mind =
enc OF several men. hat &c is simply the
result ~ existing ec0nouio conditions
which are felt BY All those who suffer
from them. sni understood by many.
Those who understand them sre social
sts. and their desire is % limit ne aE
rresive power = capital and increase
the defensive force = labor. TIE former
ulaans the assumption ~ the clmmunit7
n at such functions ss sro rn0rcpol IN
tbelr nature. and The a6curon af srs-
fem ~ progressive e. rafion on land ard
incomes TIE latter means All -rh
measures IS can rr- s-ots crgsri zst1cTl.
education and the s-er-rlic standard ~
life fcr -he w1rEnz classes
For many reasons Shevlsch m1st -
regarled ss a STR zisg srf sensational fx-
grs in the panorama ~ Niuetee1th ce--
fu~y ewT+e-re His srhiews-1anHs arn
those ~ e w-rs-s- writer sri think-
er. he -1g~e7e ro people who hesr htn-
an i10-sss'cr - seeaifasT rurT.ose ard
stern eaTresfuess. bur uo suEzsnon 90
sentlnent. Tet in'irectlT he = u bl.rraiei
with love trzEe3v thst at ne rue =
irs occurrence az1t tshed E1r "a I-a 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
rx-commi.sioner. IN Washington.

II Is n we'll known fact in Washington
that a number Of former commissioners
Il pensions. Of lands and ef patents are
acquiring riches If not fame as practtion-
ers in the field in which they once had
official reign. Among these ara OK Pat
ent Commissioner Dyrenfurth. who has
patent attorney business which pays him
twice as much as q cabinet officers tai
arv. soon another x-sta tes1lsn vyill en-
bark in TIE same business. EKPatent
Commission and now Congressman
ButtoTwoTth, q Ohio. as bright and
manly = man A. there is in the house,
savs he Is t,o poor 20 remain in congress,
a1d 10 intends gong into the patent busi-
ness In order 20 acquire some money Tor
ia children.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

~ lses the Mrs sn~x1tcn ~ to1ay = -
Helzse Yga Ls9eual xes. . t-oazsli-l 81
i,..s ba11nx luss woza4lh9od sis1 r.
tcxosted x s@noo yoa k@e9".-4,
" aliAeAs2n q aeals barfh Al bafa-n
she u1e. B sEaiEz1a Lasslle. t,le t1t1es -
sao1erD oocl4ils12 Ii.ey iell IA lyfs a.
ua1os o. slS1t. Gnd for t.e1Tly I've fes.fs
ssr0ye - gsescoHle tlss oastscles - tta1if
unioA Fanslly ths yosns izdy l-.te''ts
2dqpted severe lneeSgres AID iodeoci Asf
- Ssnd g La44lle . letter = fsn Aise4-
at.oa. He responded b. ehall aasins t.cf
f4thsf The o-1 gentleman declined me
duel "a account * s&o. bat Ihe ss1-tsst
Wa picked ~ by hs.eues GaDee.
I.as.llo and s0n hacoWll Het IN
August. isoi. ana he former fs1 Haoa-
tally wounded The sensation caused
hy the great Socialists death h@a hardly
died. 0ut Whcu Mlss Won Doeailses Dc
cAfne tsle wife " his slayer The union,
however. va brief ono for The hus-
band expired few months later Then
AIns. H@oowiu sOught tie stage, and
gained considerable esteem a. al actress.
Ga ono IL her tOurs she rne! sheVltch,
acquaintance ripened into affection. and
they became man and wife.
Tho views she inMbed from Lasalle
have been doepened 70 absolute eonY.e-
ton by the teachings of her present hus-
band, and Nine Sheyitoh is undoubtedly
a. able an advocate Of SociAlisiic doc
trines a. any male agitator Of the day.
She still retains much Of the beauty for
which she was famous q littlo loss than
a generation ago.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
By ORDER OF THE GAR
a ACTED SOCIALIST - ALLOWED
TO EEssfT sUSSlA

rAs U1sss-@4 KsssF shsss s~sxtss r.
sA~sftsa. tAs VEL Aas~s AsitstsF -
So Yssk esq Fhs Es4a4asls C~Essf
sf uaza. shsstkcA~
TIE Russian - erIanasut recently "a
= tang wheLy outsa1a lls uslzl hIsas n
Deilcy and aos a. al Ia keeping ~lth
what ls generally susTosad ~ be ~ az
changing z1utuie toward al sublects
sLo have antsgonlzse ~ word ~ deed
u sutoosaElc rgbs n tise ezAT
Il granted perraisaoa - S-sFgius T.
shoyltch. ths ~ldeiy known Socaalis1ie
leader * New York city. - revislt tAs
lzxi ~ his blFth-
Whsn thls fsct became known Il waz
made rhe ba4sls for various sorts u ru-
usors. njscruTes aud roaances. Nearly
al of Shsvtch's co-lzhorars wondered
why b. hAd been accorded this unheart
Of privilege. and s9me II them @ecen-
tualed tb2ir queries with rvniAT A. indi-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

eating suspicion and doubt Was the
agatator after all al enemy in the camp,
friend 81 absolutism. an emissary Of
the third section, IA salaried detective
who had ended his work and was going
beyond the seas 10 receive the wages Of
ms double dealingi The idea seemed too
preposterous for belief, gained little cur
rency. and wherever suggested met with
no approval
Next IL was announced that "Conrade
Serpius" had secured consent 20 his home
going IN order that he might take pos
session legally Of Il vast estate 10 which
he had fallen heir. a supplementary as
sertion declared that the estate would bo
turned into cash as soon as possible, and
the entire sum devoted 90 the cause Of
Socialism This story. in the course Of
its rounds, secured few fT1lls Of orna-
mentation, absurd yet attractive and
pleasing 10 the public eye. They are
hardly worth more than passing notice,
If even that, vet 10 is proper 20 state
briefly that. despite reports to the con-
trary, Sheyitch is not relative Of the
czar, does not belong to n princely fam
lily, never held diplomatic position and
can lay claim 10 no immense inheritance.
Tho permit for hts visit 20 Russia was
granted at tho solicitation of his eld-
est brother, Senator Ivan Shevitch, of st.
Petersburg, who desires his cooperation
in the settlement Of their mothers es-
tate. Mime. Shevitch died seven years
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
& TncfuI Ror.

I-ate Subscriber On thunder tones>-
Where's tho editor Of this sheet
Smart Boyle .ist stepped in next
door. Come along an I'll show you.
Leads tho way TO building occupied by
several dentists)
Irate Subscriber (stopping in hallway
--Ehf Whsts that yelling upstairs1
Boy-Guess the editor has caught the
mon he was after.
SUBSCRIBE )hurriedly)-Tn III call
again.-New \ ork Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know If because Kemp's Balssrn
within the past few years hss cured ~
many coughs and colds in tbs com-
munttv. rs remarkable sale hiss been
won entirely rs ts genuine metIt. Ask
sume friend who has used { What he
tuk IS Cf Kemp Balsam There is no
med 10 81 pure. none effective. large
bottles. 5oc and 81, a. al druggsts.
~srrr.e bottles free
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
Sealed Proposals.
OnaCn BoABD OF PUHtIC Wosrs ,
GnANn n ELL.a Mich My D. lhlA-

GHANp kAups. Mich. MAY T. lstO.
Sealed proposals will be received a. the once
Of the Board until saturday. May II. lssl 80
2.50 q. IN. for the improvement of Twelfth
avenue. from South Division street 20 the
Michigan central Railroad grounds. according
90 the plans aud specifications on hle al the
once 81 the Board. The Board reserves the
right 10 reject any or al bids
Zach bidder shall deposit With his proposal
the sum OF $4,000, 10 be forfeited 10 the City
of Grand Rapids la case be shall fail 90 enter
into contract. IA accordance with his pro
posal should his said proposal be accepted by
the Board OF Public Works.
All proposals must be made upon blanks
that will be furnished upon application az the
office OF the Board.
Nav n JAS \ DAVIS. President.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
The Result OF Compromiss-

'How are the Stilkens coming ON since
their marriage
VERY well indeed they couldn't be
happier"
"a match Ike that shows the value OF
harmony Of tastes. She played the piano
and he sang"
Yes, but AS Sillocns, the week after
the ceremony. proposed that If she gave
up her playing he wouldn't sing any
more, there isn't better satisfied couple
20 be found in six counties. And all
their old friends are beginning 10 visit
them Ggain. n."-Philadelphia Times.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
Sealed Proposals.
oTuoE poAn9 on pgbiIc woaEs,

NIIIII IUAHU q 7 III " WHtbf
GRsNn RArfDs. Mich. Nav ~ 1890
Sealed proposals will be received al the
once OF the Hoard until Saturday. Man II. lssl.
AT 2.30 p. IN. Tor the Improvement Of bichth
avenue from South Div sion street 10 hgacw
avenue. according 10 the plans Ano spec
tncations on fle III the once 81 the Board.
The Board reserves the right 10 reject any or
all bids.
Zach bidder shall deposit with his proposal
the SUN OF $40 90 u be forfeited 60 the City oi
Grand Rapids in case ho shall fail 10 enter
into contract tn accordance with his proposal.
shOuid his said proposal be accepted by The
Board Of Public Works
All proposals must be made upon blanks that
viii Be furnished upon application at the
once of the Board.
May j.. Jas. n bAFlS. President
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Col Wsil. I've nast rng naan ard
g. my monsT.
MAJ Nssk- Hor CT ssr-b ID you
usosgs tiu-3
te- h-Hy ths b--i-s --sfhod
Ns5 M-Ar3 whsf is thsE
Cot R-Ccr>5 tin - 6ulvf0z hiaa-
II rrsa1rz Easletln.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Headaches and Fevers, u cleanse the
system circtua.ly, yet gently, when
costlve or bilious, or when TIE blood is
impure ors.ugg -h, to permanently cure
habuai c0ustg patton, 90 awaken the
Kidneys and liver - a healthy ACTIVITY,
without irritating or weakening them,
use syrup Of e..
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Gilhooly-The bigger fool man is
the moro luck he has.
Gus De Smith-What causes you 10
make that remark?
lyon know Tom Beasly?"
ayes"
"Well. be has married a widow worth
$50. .0o0."
"Humphl II he had had luck in pro
portion TO his stupidity he would have
had million AZ least TEXAS Siftings-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Cums1 The editorials ia ths English
nswspspsrs ,rs net ss long ~ thsp used
e. aa
Fsnz lis thst sof
fes ere 1ftea sses paragraph nov
- short as solaira aud half
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
IHe fIohTlNa lsLNpeRs.

Crotans Resolved 10 Hesist Further Turk
ish Aggregation.
The Cretans are again engaged IN a
struggle for liberty The mountaineers
who occupy the central portion Of the
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

~ have not slept for weak. Ton
WY
u made wager with nay trotbe7 that
7 never sno7e. and remained awake 20
End out vhsther ga or not. II ezas
s f-i-rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Wheat Mhilr. Hsaic 3 beshel-
Cora Gss 60 tasfei
cora Meal-Slole Goa.
81. food sl7i iQt ton.
No. feed tit.o ton.
MlddlinKs $500 ? tou.
Bfau--sls0 b ton-
floar Ijly Waite. $40 Patent. $50 ' hun
dfrd
cats -sea-sic , husheL
hgr-5sr 2 husnci
barley y .Ooa T. ~ 3 hundred.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Mr. Fripley Cwho has gone 10 the par
sons on marriage bentp-NeVer mind
ringin' for IA light
The Parson-It's rather dark here.
Mr.. Fripley-Thats al right. I'm
afraid every time she gets look ~ me
she'll change her mind.-Judge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

A Michigan postmaster has heen -
pesfsred hv rcunE men gcssi ping WITH
hls prerF female clerks that he has
placed ever earh delivery wfnd0w
printed cart vh.ch rssdss This windo~
Per 2. 60 business oniy. Not for visis
fa--
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

island declare that they have been driven
10 desperation by tho Turks, who desire
10 re-estahlish the unlimited Moslem rule
Of the last century. The insurrection
has raised very embarrassing question
for the great powers of Europe. They
cannot contest the right Of the Turkish
government 10 suppress rebellion, and
they think that in case Of their interfer
ence the sultan might, MS on former
occasion, appeal 10 Russia for help and
thus precipitate conflict that would
convulse Europe and Asia. The Turks,
undoubtedly, have a hard task before
them. The Cretan revolt Of 1868 cost
them 10000 lives and $4,000, 600, and
even with this outlay the nominal mas
ters of the island secured not victory,
but compromise.
Nicolas Christodoulaki the leader Of
the Cretsns, is cne Of the most famous
Of insurgent chiefs. When young man
he took part in the outbreak Of a quarter
of a century ago, ana this established his
reputation rs a guerrilla captain. lie Is
now 80 years of age, full Of fire, and am
bilious for another chance 10 meet the
hated Moslem on the field Of battle. The
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

TIE burglar alarm w-rt Y lsst
night
what 3d - col0nei soT
"Cfot p snd locksd or he-lroo-z 5oor
al oans ksck - hei ~-Ra-Ess
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

irregular warfare in which the islanders
engage makes them as difficult 10 con
quer a. were The Apaches Of the south
west. The Cretan knows every bypath
and pass in his loved mountain land. and
~ each ne uay be expected TO make
fierce resistance 70 the invader.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16

Butter les Blse e rQeua.
F. EE-lls avtro-
Pafaf.r. ss hasscl
infalps e & t1shrl
beefs sNr p blsiri
Iafs4l .ss--s F ? baEhri
Apaies g. - 3 besasl.
Ieftunc- -l-sss po-nd.
Beans tIso b bu,tel
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-16
Chorus Of sixty Voices.
Full Orchestra.

pRICEs-lc. q ard ySc Reserved teaff 50c.
Seats on sale Mandas. Nuy D.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15

Spring city Lodge No. 2768
meets Cor instruction Tuesday night.
We want to see the new hall OF
the S. M. +. going up.
The Mississippi, Arkansas and
white rivers are on the war path.
The Odd Fellows meets Tuesday
night.
Those who find fault with .
newspaper are the ones who never
pay for 1t.
The trimming Of the trees in the court
house yard will enable up to see the clock
on the dome without craning our necks
during the summer months.
Miller st. from the Electric
house to Davis St. is in q very bad
condition and needs the attention Of
the street force.
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
NEWS IN BHiE=

CONDENSATION of Interestil: Ita II. on
Various Subjects.
Stock of corn on hand is now the largest
ever reported in March.
The great Kelly gas well at Marion, Ind
rs on fire and can't be put out
Bert Stalter, aged IA, had his head cut off
by the cars at Huntington, Ind
Andrew Sanborn and George Kenes were
arrested at Bull Run for counterIeiting
Indiana Service Pension association in
dorsed the Ingalls, and the Cheadle bills.
Louis Leach was arrested at Rarrodsburg
KY, Sunday night on charge of forgery.
Fire destroyed Costs hominy mill, al
Frankfort, ind. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
s., 600
At Bookwalter, O., the schools have been
closed on account of the prevalence OF
measles.
Washingtons father was buried at Wake
field, Va, by the side of his first wife, it is
now claimed.
The pOlltax revenue on Chinese at the
port of Vancouver in January, 1890, was
81, 22S against $3.50 in the same month last
year.
The horse and buggy of w. R. Ethering-
ton were stolen while the owner was at
tending church Sunday night at Kirkwood,
Ohio
Georgen p. Tjaden treasurer and general
manager of Charter Oak Camp, 5Iodern
Woodmen, of Peoria, Ill, is missing with
81. 1.000
Andrew Ewing, of Alliance, O., fell down
an elevator shaft at the shop of c. Aultmar
& Company, at Canton, O., Monday, and
was very seriously injured.
Hector c. Havemeyer, who died at Paris
recently, left an estate worth $500, ,0O0
His will gives $3.50, 900 to charitable institu-
tions and the rest goes to relatives.
Two thousand shirtmakers of New York
mostly women, have struck against refusal
Of the bosses to reduce the hours from four
teen to ten and to provide machines.
Congressman Butterworth accompanied
Herman Cooper, of Cincinnati, before the
ways and means committee, and opposed
any further increase of the duty on hops.
c. B. Henkle, book keeper of the Globe
Light and Heat company, Chicago, has been
m ssing since March 5. A partial examina-
tion Of his accounts reveals a shortage OF
| s., 600
The statement OF the Department of agri.
culture shows chat the stock of corn on hand
90, 1000. There are l56, 100000 bushels oi
wheat on hand
Advices from Sonora, Mex, state that or
the 4th inst, posse of Mexicans overlook
| and had fight with six Apache Indians
One Indian and one Mexican were killed anC
another Mexican wounded.
Mayor Scott, of Laporte, Ind, claims tc
have discovered shortage OF 5000 in the
accounts of Herman Hansheer, formerly city
| treasurer, who has been dead for several
years. The alleged shortage is believed to
| be an error
Senator Stanford has introduced a resolu
tion In the senate favoriug loans Of public
money to farmers ON real estate security q
1 or per cent. interest as means o.
relieving the embarrassment Of the agricul
| tural industries
At Owen Sound, Ont, the hardware es
| adjustment of, r. r. Buchart & Brother, ana
the furniture warerooms of B. Brec kinridgl
| d Sons were burned Several persons wers
hurt BY falling walls, among them the Fir
! Marshal, Thomas Gordon, whose injuries IN
ssraoss> The loss Is $66, ,0oo
Huntsville gazette., 1890-03-15
state Normal Notes.

The school continues full. and
the classes are doing excellent work
The last monthly examination shove
splendid progress.
The Graduating classes is CON-
posed of fourteen members siS
young ladies and eight young gen
tiemen.
Miss Duncan of the sewing depart.
ment, and Miss Huske, of the Mod.
ei school are both on the sick list,
but convalescent.
The Sunday afternoon Y. M. C
A. is still holding interesting meet.
ings under the leadership of Mr.. D.
II. &. Scott of the Senior class.
Miss Bone of the middle year
has in charge the society for the pro
motion of social purity among young
women
Miss Fayette is preparing some
excellent music for commencement.
Prof. Council, is always kind
and attentive to the needs Of the
students, and hopes to give to the
state competent teachers and worthy
citizens.
Mrs. Patterson of Niagara Falls
New York, spent Wednesday in the
school, the guest of Miss Fayette.
We We're visited this week,
(Friday). by delegation of lad es
and gentlemen from Mass. New York,
Ohio, ILL.,. Wis, Mich, headed by
Misses Clay Of he Democrat. Trey
were deligh ed with the work in all
the departments.