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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-12-30
Foreign News

Paris dispatches say that the
greatest fears arc entertained for
the safety OF the Russian expedi-
ton which ser out IN March 1889,
TO continue the exploration Of Thu
bet and if possible TO reach
LH2ss1- Owing TO the fact that
no news Of the expedition has been
received for several months, geo
grAphers and friends Of the missing
explorers have nearly given up all
hopes Of hearing that they are alive
and well. II IS feared that the en-
tire party, which numbered twenty
Russians, hiss perished- They may
have fallen victims 10 the hostility
Of the Thibetzns- or have perished
Of cold and want On the lofty
pIzteaus Of Thibet, or on some Of
the great moUn5ain slopes It Is
understood the Russian Govern
nent viii Immediately send : party
ont 10 see Il any traces czn be
found q the missing explorers
Clarence Gre4thouse. United
STATES ConsaI-Gener1I 81 YokO-
hams. hiss resigned his position to
accept the high Office Of sdFiser 10
The Core4n King. Grezthoase was
formerly one Of the most prominent
LAWYERS 81 the San Francisco b4r,
and vas one Of the first appOint-
mants made by the Cleveland Ad-
mInIs1rztSOR IN 1881 He WAS one
Of the eleven Chief ConsuI-Gen-
erals. and one Of the few who were
not removed At the tine Of the
change q Administration
L De~ remedy for diphtheria
his been discovered IN Germany BY
: peasant named BIGGER, who seems
to Be allowed 10 experiment with It
under the Supervision Of Professor
Koch, L Just stated, On the best
zzthCrity. To De : fluid. which Is
painted On the Ulcers and causes
then 70 hurst open Il also pro-
dEces vomiting and ! violent
dizErhRa znd the patient IT the
SINE time becomes exceedingly
thirsty, bit On no ACCOUNT / he al
lowed 10 drink any fluid for Al
bozr after his thrust has been
painted
Ihe Chinese GOEeEuEeBE powder
mills, located II Tzping-f0o, blew
70 u NOye1ber d, killing sO1e
800 people and E<rsckng al Of the
b01ses IN the vicinity Fifty nsn
zre said 10 have hesn al work N
The miEIs 1t the time Of the aeQ-
ie1t- Of thar reEzins only two
-egs have been foznd Is : eSti-
mated that f1Iy 1890 houses IN
.he village Were destroyed
AnOsber gunP0Edsr explosion
azs taken Place n the city q
2z-ckoE- sItEz1e.i IN the northwest
4 the province q Anhwei- One
szlf of the cIty < said 10 have been
Destroyed By ire
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Burnhsm, Parry, Williams & Co.,
Philadelphia, Penn,

Are now prepared to give estimates and
receive orders for these engines. OF any
size and style.
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Yokohama, is also leper. Atten-
ton was attracted toward Gilley
by several sailors in the employ Of
the Pacific Steam Whaling Com
pany, who refused to sail under
him as mate on the ground that he
was suffering from loathsomc, if
not contagious, disease. He is now
at the Pest House.
American News.
4 dispatch from Argentine says
that the demand for the repudia-
ton of foreign Indebtedness is
becoming stronger, and that more
trouble is brewing. Not only are
they in debt over head and heels
10 foreigners, but the Government
has loaded Itself with obligations
10 Its own citizens which can never
be carried out. IT viii not be sur
priSing, therefore, If steps 10 repu-
-diate are taken, and naturally the
foreigner will be the first TO suffer.
Mrs. Maria Price, oolored, died
the other day ST the age Of Ito.
She saw General Washington many
times, and after a life of sixty Years
of slavery, purchased her liberty.
The sale of a valuable collection
of the effects of George Washington
and his executor and nephew, Law
renee Lewis, was held in PhiIa-
delphia during the week. Among
the articles were Washinton'S prl-
vate account books, letters, doeu-
mentS and personal effects kept by
his relatives as mementoeS. 4 letter
from Washington TO Lewis, another
letter advocating the abolition Of
slavery, : small pocket memOran-
dunn book, SIX tickets of the Dela-
ware Lottery, with memorandum
bearing their numbers in his own
writing, picture of Betty Wash
iugIOn, and other articles.
On the Ilth instant. the House
Committee on Banking and Cur
reney adopted resolution to re
quest the House 70 set apart s day
for the consideration and dispoSi-
ton Ct Chairman DOrSey's bill 10
reduce 70 $1,000 the minimum
amount Of United States bonds
which the national banks shall be
required 70 keep On deposit, and 10
Permit issue Of circulating notes by
the national banks 70 the full
amount OF the par value Of the
bonds deposited This would, 1t Is
said. increase the amount Of money
in circulation By SIS, O00, goo, and
wOuld result IN = freer issue Of
national bank notes When the
bill comes up IN the House, Chair
man Dorsey viii move IN amend
ment 10 provide for the issue Of
greenbacks whenever the national
bank circulation falls below $751;
COO. 600.
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|Barry'S TriCOpherOuS|
EstabIished : 1901

Infalliblo for renewing; invigorating and
identifying the hair. removing scurf, dardrn1.
and all affections Of the scalp, and curing eruf-
dohs of the skin, diseases Of the glands. muscles
and integuments, and relieving stings. cufz.
bruises, sprains, etc. The affinity between the
membranes which constitute the skin and tie
hair which draws its sustenance from this triple
envelope Is very close. An diseases Of the hair
originate in the skin OF the head. If the pores
of the scalp are clogged, orif the hloodand othsr
fluids do not circulate freely through the snail
vessels which feed the roots with moisture and
impart life to the fbres. the result Is scurf,
dandruf, shedding of the hair. grzyness, drynesl
and harshness Of the ligzments, and entire bald
ness. as the case may be Stimulate the skin 20
healthful action with Barryss Trieopher-I
Gus, and the torpid vessels, recovering their
activity, viii snnihilate the disease In al
affections of the skin and of the snhstzsta of
muscles and integuments the process and ne
effect are the same. It Is upon the skin. tie
muscular fibre, and the glands that Barryssl
5Tricopherous has its specific action. Sndl
in all affections and injuries Of these organs if
is SOVEREIGN remedy.
Beware OF Counferfelts.
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E~FOr sale AZ Hawaiian aeEs Com
pz1y's. and Al T. g. Thrua7z Uptown
S1atl01ssry ssoTs- -dhEd
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Builders Of Steam Machinery
In ali TIA branches.

IN ali TIA branches
Steamboat. Steamship. Land Engines I Bcllars,
High Pressure OF Compound.
ETEAM VESSELS OF all kinds buiIt com lsss,
with bulls OF wood, iron OF composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when al
Tisabls.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Bzrges and Steam Tuzs con
structed With reference 70 the trzte IN Which
they are 70 be employed speed, tannags and
drzft Of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and sugar Azking Machinery
made After the E1ost approved plans Also, al
Boiler Iron Work connected thereE4sa.
WATRR PIPE, Of Boiler o. sheet Irsn. Of an
slzss rnGde n suitable lengths fer con nestfEa
together, OF ShSets rolled, punched and raeksd
FOR shipment ready 20 be KtTsted On ths
around.
HYDRAULIC ElTETIS6, Boiler VoEk and W.tar
Pipes made ty this establishment, rissts6 b.
k7dEzulic riFesfing machinery. hat quality 81
TorE being far superior 70 hand EoEk.
SHIP WORN, snip and Steam Cspsfzns, stazz=
Winches, AIR ana Circulating Funps, nzds
after the nnost approved plans-
SOLE Agents and manufacturers Tor he P.elae
Coast OF the Hsins Safety Boiler.
PCMPS-Direct Aesing Pzzrs f0x izzsszf1on -
city work. purposes, bails With the celebrates
D4vy Valve Eonoas superior % any othas
pump
JOHN DFEE -e------.---------- Henolalu
jim Eson 50. 2. aBs..Is..sssseh.ls. slssE
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HsELEsTEz 4 Co., Wholezz1s Agents.
BzEsoEs EEETE 4 Co, WkoLezzIe Ag<ztzs
el1zlelE
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SzzTn tie Australian PzglIist
having declared that he vii Ell
leave EngEzui To hghE anyone the
proposed Eazteh he4Ween bun and
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D~vslernszss il L~Fss-y-

= voznE white mzR born II
Hs1olulu- zli Who RESIDED there
III ne wss - years q age was
co-z7-tsG 10 the Pest HOESs some
tins zro- Sznee he vent there he
has coa1r2eted slzll-p0zs owing 10
the fze1 thai the lsPa Ezzsre1tO
and the Pest House are n the szDe
b1lLd1ug. Dsvsl0p1eats IN the
czss- = % how sZzll-pOx Eil
eEaes : Ispes, zre beng watched
far nth InEezss- By the us1iczl
f-z-s-nftF- Inns far his chances
q recovery zrs nOs good Daring
rs eo-6ceze1t he has express
Cd Ssh 10 BE ssuE 10 MO-Okzl-
hut N zc.0-ut q : Lzek Of trzEs-
pcrlz-io1 facilities the sZEb0EIERes
have been liable 10 grant his %ish-
Ge0sgs Gilley- ErS1 nztE q the
s1ezl-Whzlsr ThE7s6sr. which ~
rived II this port Z few days zgO-
kzS keel take1 In custody BY
Hssl1h Inspector Boyle On sUsp5-
e50a q beng ; Leg.sr- An szzminz-
si01 q GiIsys legs inEezts,d lsP-
MS scales hit zEg5heE EIl be
hsl1 Today 10 dsseruue whs1her
the case L O1e q lePTusy Or syphl-
II1ie eeLezz- Il / sad that 6lLAeyS
E1s- wh0 WIS f0E@sEIy : resident
q tins ezsy. bat Who n0E lives II
The evening world., 1890-07-05
MURDER WITH HIS FIST.
Philip Kavanagh Kills the Keeper
Of His Boarding-House.
One BLOW Under the Chin and Lam
drigan Lived But Five Minutes.

dispute over a board bill between two
Brooklyn men ended fatally this morning.
Philip KavanARh had boarded for some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Landrigau
at 47B Smith street, Brooklyn, but he had
got in arrears for his accommodations
After breakfast this morning Mrs. Lam
drigan demanded money OF her boarder.
RavanaRh was not in pleasant frame OF
mind after his Fourth Of July celebration.
and he replied abusively, applying harsh
names TO Mrs. LandiRan.
Mr.. LandriRsn was in the next room.
Hearing the quarrel, he rushed into the
room aud joined in the dispute, which devel-
oped into fracas.
Ravanagh landed q heavy blow with his
fist under Landrigan's chin.
LandriQan was knocked down by the blow.
his head striking the edge Of tue breakfast
table.
He did not move after he fell. and in Ave
minutes he was dead.
1t was found that Landrigan had suffered
. fracture OF the skull.
SerRt. Doyle, Of the Eleventh Precinct.
was called in and he arrested Kavanagh and
locked him up at the station.
James Brady. nephew OF Landrigan. who
saw the fracas, was also taken into custody.
and will be held as a'witness.
Kavanagh was sullenly silent after his ar
rest. He will be held to await tho action OF
Coroner Rooney,
The evening world., 1890-07-05
ECHOES OF THE FOURTH.
Work of the Police and Firemsn
Due to the Celebration.

There wore over thirty boys, hi! and little.
In tho Essex Market Police Court this morn.
ing. charged with shooting of fire works and
pistols. aud otherwise disturbing tile peace
yesterday. Judge Hogan, remembering his
boyhOod days, mildly repriniAnded aud dis
charged all but one boy. who had placed n
cartridge on the Third avenue ailway tracks
and caused runaway. lie was fined co.
A rocket sent mp by Joseph Simon. in
front OF 81 Dowery, Just after midnight
this morning, exploded and tore his cheek
badly. Simon, who lives At 3l3 HiVipEton
street, pas taken to the GOuVerneuT Hospi-
tai.
Shortly after milniEht this morning.
Edward Dsmpke, OF 233 South Fifth street.
and Morco Mardo. his next door ueighbor,
had q fight on the pavement in trout Of
their hnIses. MArdo got the worst OF It aud
yelled 'POlIce.
Policeman fitzmaurice responded. Tut rs
he Was about to arrest DemDke the latter
flung = brick at him that struck his head.
cutting his scalp open. Dempke then ian
mp In the house. the policeman In hoi pur-
suit.
and locked the door. The policeman burst
10 oPeu with M Shty hiSA.
TIE roonl Ras Daniel EOss's aud Ross was
in. The door hiI him with such force a. To
lie fell on the ioor Just ~ the policeman
jumped through tho breach. aud Ern0bmg
Dempke gave him \ taste Of his club that
made one more bee, hing man in the house.
Dempke was locked mp in the Prince
Street Station. Eoss aud tho poliesman
were taken to the 81. Vincent Hospital aud
attended there.
1homas Maiden, Of 3g Albany street. fell
down stars ~ TIE early morning hours aud
smashed his skull. tic died where lie lay,
Al ~. % O'Clock THIS moTuiHR fire broke
ont in Simon Auck backs fireworks stare az
l"5 East one hundred and Eighth street.
There was great 9KGIteIEsnt for the time.
aud two alarm, We, c sent out. The tiTemen
urTiN ed 80 pTomptly Hn'l worked 80 nsOf-
unElY that only &IO damage was done.
Tie iirCmen heard the iist ochCe, uf the
celebTE tiou m alarIns that ca!ipd them out
to Ettend tires IN the early morning hours al
the following p.aces;
No. 2GO ast fif'y-sec6ud street. May
EuEiish, damage $500; 3u1 BTOoue street.
G0nra Mau. bakery, damage ESQ; 29T
Syeane II, NAV liernhSuni, damsge, $50;
.9U Delaugey street. barbara ETnn'- clysT
store. damage 50; lud Fast one Hundred
and Eighth street, and 1.b Third GycnuC.
Charles Wagner damage lyS,
Awnings Serc buried IN atitr midnirhT
at lu3 West lwcuty-&l.th sueet and tjt
Fourth ANtHEf. sI
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Amateur Rasebal Notea.


Prospect Park Maritime RsSisteE. o; Journal
efOommsEos. D.
The JsEssy City's play the AlleEt0ns a Monitor
rAEE "sshASksn. next SUNDAY.
Volunteers will play any nine whose players are
SadsF siatsfn years Of age. Address Adolph Frank,
=, The Lyesutn Athletic Olub, Of REooklyn, would
nko TO NIL teg OpSn d4tes with out -OftoNn clubs
HHaaIsss. DE Ella. iE 1871 HsEEimsr street.
Ihs Manhattan BASEBALL Club would like 10 ar
tAnEs Eans Ntth solns Unitorm aims (assrlginH
hsenV years OF age) Tor Saturday. Address u. n.
SsoAya. l42t Atlantic sEenus. BE00klyn.
me nivsTsids Baseball Club would like 70 hsaE
ePsss Al slaet nth glAysE. andss seyenssen years
kaalSss u. B1ltEo. i03 WSst onS haadfsd Sad
. fns TaFp0a Baseball Club has OEEAniEed With the
guessing RlAye4a; Eokls.s.y. eaptsin and g l.
49, -; fre-dWsll, "a d. Gerard y. Crumg.
T. iostsEaoai ii b. ottmAH. .. g. sheen.
The AAseots defeated the MOtts at Jersey City
~ scOro ol 20 81 The fsAtuEos Of the game
ssEs ias hard batting on both Alds4 ihs battsEiea
Es Esss nold1mith Snd HuTstE. ei tbs Azseosa. aud
E1seAAa and Lnbelaky. Of the hotts
=, ,t9s aehnAn. sshnidt = Wolfs uins asiestsd
f teaazs b..f Ce. nins - = leof1 et ~ % 4.
y tls hiehla4n. sehliat 4 Nohs. Ths batteries
80 HA2d slh41la and Sisisrt, ot ths kehnaa,
S.atstsl 4nd Wolf, AID Duuy aud y. hehsaIt4 ana
3--sss = n ladis. bszs Ce.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
STRANGE JOURNEY IN A DAzE.
Old Er. KILLER Lost Himself on Thiri
kYanue and AXuke In Rochester.

Louis Miller. the OetogelaTiAR Shoe dealer
AtlT5 Third avenac, whose strange disap-
pearanc0 on Tuesday morning was related
in The EyESIS5 WoRLD has returned TO his
home.
The white-hairsd old gentleman las a re-
markLble experiences to relate. lie has been
in the shoe business in the litIle Third avenue
store for more than feTty ysars. aud has the
respect of all his nsighbOr.. For sOluC
months lie las been inlvrtsio in the tales
~ one Of IL reightors ~ the bsautlls ~
the cry uf Huchestyr. one = Z the hiost thCT-
uughlV German citi0s IN style th America.
ne has irsIucuily said he meant 70 VISIT
ia beautieF, It's broad stre,ts. fine tnli
lngs, grani sunmeT-gardeEs aud eoneeft
halls.
fnssday morning. kissinv his young wife
-oOd-by, he ciaIAheTs'l aboard 9oWpt"Nn
car. going tn collect some bills. He renenl-
brrs leaving this car aud OF issilug ~
pressed by the heat anu there h!s memory
iapsCd till etine-day afternoon, when lac
iUuhsl himself in = EITAnEs IOcslity.
lis Nildsrrd. he entered German beer
sst"nisl'd Ola belng toll that be was IA
Inc ulI ulan vas directed Ia good hotel
ud there he went 20 bed. " len lac
a 9akened it Aas Thursday midday, but his
nliu! gas fnily TeeoysTed., Ilen Re tnok
day. worn ont and lll, but eonuu ~ irl q
and thankful tnst ms toitFriGr tn1I t.
iAl Drym guided safe through ias eN-
peTleHCr,
Erie FGlway, for he has ln.'iea un .lir
Central many times, and H. snre ilat Is
. snsss NOuld have IetuInat soO-.sE I.si he
been IN familiar surroundings.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
In A NEGR0'S GRASP.
Nrs. Proctor Terribly Assailed at
Her Home near Asbury Park.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WORLD.

IsPEoIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD;
AsBURY PARK. N. j.. July 5.-One OF the
most atrocious assaults that ever happened
In New Jersey was reported to the police
here this morning.
Joseph Proctor and family live in an un-
pretentious house at West Park, few blocks
from the depot.
While Mr.. Proctor was away yesterday q
giant negro stealthily stole upstairs to the
bedroom OF Mrs Pro:tor and attempted to
criminally assault her.
Her cries thWarted his purposes and he
began TO beat her.
She presents horrible appearance. Her
syes were swollen to twice their natural
size.
Her face is covered with clotted blood and
horribly cut.
The brute ended his assault by kicking
her In the side makingA great cash on her
body.
This morning the woman was able to be
taken before Jndge Borden and swore out a
warrant for the arrest Of her assailant.
Two officers are out searching for him and
his arrest is hourly expected. There are
thrsAts OF lynchinE the fellow.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
STUNNED BY LIVE Wires.
Three Victims of an Electric Storm
at Asbury Park.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING wonLD. I

AsBURY PARK, n. j., July o.-During the
terrific thunder storm which lasted until Q
o'clock this morning. the electric light wires
played havoc and almost resulted in instant
death TO two people.
bolt burnt OFF the electric wire at the
corner OF Kingsley and Coskman avenues.
and the wiro fell to the ground.
Mrs. Alice Gibson and a girl came hurry
ing along. sterped On the wire and we're in
stantly hurled TO the ground aud stunned.
Mr.. Robbins. OF West Park, followed few
minutes later and got . shock that nearly
pATalyZed him,
The deadly current not only threw him to
the ground, but slid him along the car rails
for fifty feet.
Stunned by the current and covered with
mud he lay there for tivs minutes before he
could drag himself out of danger.
He managed to reach Henry Wiliiams's
drug store whore he was revived,
His hands were bleeding and he presented
pitia BILE spectacle.
The electric light company was notified
and they instantly shut on the current until
the break could lie closed.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
A MURDER MYSTERY CLEARED UP
Joe Williams Confesses the Details
of the Morris, H.. Tragedy.
ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING woI

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WORLD
CHICAGO. July 5.-The mystery surround
ing the recent burglary aud murder At
Morris. ILL.,, has been cleared up by the full
confession OF John Williams, the colored
man. who murdered Charles Decker and
assaulted his aged mother,
Williams is a EstiVe OF Richmond. Va,
where he WAS born in 1884.
He says he worked In Sedanyille. Ill, all
last winter aud came to Chicago IN the
About two weeks ago he became acquainted
with a white man named Maxwell.
Tho pair had drinks together, and Max
well suggested that he knew OF soft snap
they could 90 right in and "GeE q pile Of
stuff
kind of thing, while we was kept pretty
drunk. he found himself at Morris, where
they arrived in the fore part OF the night.
hat"sll sIpiSned d91t ~ shg beSfG va ,n6o 70
went TO the Decker house on foot. and on
the way Williams picked up billet Of wood.
There had been tire IN Morris that night,
aud the Inhabitants were late retiring. The
robbers. therefore, had to wait for the
Decker family 10 get TO sieeb,
ONCE l.; the kitchen, Williams lighted q
candle which reused man who was told 10
keep still. but endeaVOred TO give an alarm,
Whereupon Williams struck him blow on
the head which silenced him.
Mrs. Decker also wAked up and she re-
eeived a sti oks aud was pushed over on the
bed.
Alter searching the house and securing a
box which they supposed WAS hlled with
money they LETT the place and seersted them
selves in the woods near the house anu in-
speeted the contents OF the box.
No money Was found. only papers, nearly
AL Of which we're burned. ,.,,
The couple then separated; Williams
stayed IN the woods the next day aud Was
arrested at night ON the railroad track.
Maxwell Was alsp taken into custody.
The confeSsiOu DESTROYS the theory, based
upon the fact that many Of the pADsrs In the
box had peculiar value, that the murderer
WAS hired By interested relatives OF the
FAMILY.
The evening world., 1890-07-05
RACING POINTERS.

The following are the horses that different
tipsters think should win on their merits at
Monmouth:
Referee, in the Sporting World. makes
these selections:
First Hace-Blue Rock, Volunteer.
Second Race-Flayia, Exclusion.
Third Race-SinaloA H., Her Higbness,
Fourth Race-CasRiua, Badge, Reporter.
Fifth Race-tideE. Tulla Black burn.
Sixth Race-Tattler. Guy Gray.
Seventh Race-WoSth, BaTnegat
The evening world., 1890-07-05
Ex I R A
2 O'CLOCK.
DONE TO DEATH.
4" Fighting Dave" Dillon ShOI Down In
a Strect Quarrel.
Tainted to Fight, Then Deliber-
ately Muriersd.
End OF One of Elisabeth Streets Most
Noted Character.
End OF One of EiiSabeth Streets Most
Noted Character.

There Ia grief in the sixth Ward to-day.
n.vid Dillo,. "ths b.-t Avbter In Eliza.
| .,. 80, o.,...s
oe'n '',ee. aesa ke o'''"'"' "o '1'
IN, 4, w.s M, a atone that broprbt this
=. -, n. =. .,,,h.i, "a M, soIi
before he could bring 20 play that strength
| .nj u,,anco that h.d n.dn him Ramona
~". In. -. - ,i
| They shot my DaVie down IN ooiu
blood, like dog. Oh. my God What shall
| a. W.. .h.ii 7 AZ ..
Nv n,,, ms ,,
MITE % Dnion was soSox ,, WV 49,. s -.
iapie srlo' aS Sne ieoAvo nerseh w s"u nv.
upon the chair IN the htIe st'ine-room OF
no,t'hnu.e me-, G Al o. H.nry street. when An
EVENING Womb r,porter called there this
morning,
a.. .,i,,u,,x r.,,,, ,., .,o hodv ~ hor
In the ADJOINING room LAY 'ne poay o, ne,
last night in a fisht in Elizabeth street, near
uo,g,o, b., pd,rard T;t,.rton. opa of hi.
hops'on' Nv Hu"a," 'e',oh' one
Quarrel.
Il, ,ho rom, vv;tb hor x~sro Dsvid,a mnrried
IN 'ho rom ",'n "I, 49, 80 ot,,S.u.. ns Iii
'is'er anu' ner No n. on
as one oi .hc muruereu mshs sounsoi
7, was .a,v IN see that A dpep sorrow had
80 y, ,,.,. -, - ,.tiat D..,a
had been the maifistay and support. He had
h.on cut on In ,bs nrime of his maphood.
oeeh 'u' VI. !" '"o V ~. 49,
and without moments Warning' anu Ms
death means everything to them
Vxoxvth;,,, .ho,. tha nl.ca ,vas ,aat and
E'etythins Apous .ne piaeo was nsA' Hno
tidy, and IN the front room, where the bouy
OF the murdered man was laid out In the
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conn. were many evioencss oitne somio."
and mxurieguf ltfe, which showed shat no
had provided we'll Tor those dependent upon
him.
HIS LAST FAITHFUL HOLIDAY.
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Two VAcANclEs IN rgg aoAaD.

Commissioner GgilawGy ~ sends
H.s designation TO the Ns-or,
There are nnw iwl yscaHr.es Ia Tie fnard
OF EdueGtIrn Whlch Mayor Grant Val Lave
TO III b. APP riH;nltE'.
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J. Edward siniaIuns enlles Z. a. of tolIn,is-
slUnrF Z. ! al va.
Mr. EAlaWav "a T. NlCr-sTc cat 81 tho
Man IHttau lsyaie Halfway Company. and
Mas tteruIly .eetel pre,iieut 81 the lhir1
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dsinsnd 49, Ia time, enG aS-onnt Tor As
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The evening world., 1890-07-05

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Opie Reads Dead Beat.

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man. See the Sunday
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