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The evening world., 1891-05-16
MYSTERY OF A GIRLS DEATH.
Did Handsome Florence Knowlden
Meet Annie Goodwin's Fate?

Mystery still surrounds the death OF Florence
Knowlden, an attractive Euslish girl Of nine
teen, which occurred at the Harlem Hospital,
Thursday morning.
She had been removed 10 the hospital Sunday
afternoon from her home. AT 72 East One Hun
dred and Twelfth street, and her last "good
bye was said to John Sherman Bull, popu-
larly believed to be her betrothed.
Miss knowlden was in great pain when she
reached the hospital, and to House SURGEON
Hammond she said she had swallowed six pills
10 relieve her distress.
When she died Deputy Coroner Conway was
notified, and after some hours he performed
an autopsy, which, however. he reported re-
yealed no evidences Of criminal operation.
No traces Of the supposedly fatal pills were
discovered either, according 10 the Deputy
Coroner.
Florence lived with her sister. Mrs. william
Soons, on the third noor OF IL East One Hun
dred and Twelfth street, and the household
consisted Of the Soons two brothers named
John and Douglas Bull, and Miss Florence.
Soons IN an electrician In the employ OF the
Edison Light Company.
Sunday Florence was suddenly seized with
violent pains. DR.. j. II. McGvern, OF One
Hundred and Eleventh street and Lexington
avenue, was called and advised her removal to
the hospital He had previously treated
Florence for perironl;is
Electrician SOous to-day requested permis-
sion to take charge OF the body, and said he
would attend to Its proper interment.
John Bull has not been seen at the Soons nat
since Thurs lay, when news OF Florence's death
was first learned.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
FLAMES IN The ST. ROMANS.
The Turned-Baok Steamer Lies
in the Upper Bay.
Fire Broke Out at Sea in Her Hold
Filled with Wheat and Cotton.

The British four-masted steamer. St Romans,
OF the sumner line, which left this city for
Liverpool Wednesday and returned to this city
last nig ht because Of Hre on board, lies st an
chor In the upper bay about a mile south of
Bedluc's island.
The fire, which was discovered in her hold
when 80 miles east of sandy Hook, has not
been exunRulshed, ana to what extent the
danes have damaged the cargo and the vessel
cannot yet be ascerIained.
Charles T.. sumner. the agent OF the vessel
at IS Broadway, received a despatch Just be-
fore noon from capt. Campbell, OF the st.
Romans, stating that while gong out to sea the
nre was discovered In hold No. OF the vessel.
The hatch was Immediately battened down
and the 81. Romans returned to port.
Capt Campbell said that ho believed he had
the lre under control, though It could not be
determined until the hold had been opened.
Agent sumner said TO au EVENING WORLD
reporter that In the hold where the nre Ia there
are stored 10, 900 bushels OF wheat and 400
bales OF cotton.
cotton" Mr.. Sumner continued, "but we
snail not be able to determine until lato this
afternoon. There are 621 mead OF cattle on
board, and we propose 10 take OF the cattle
ana then open the hold. | am now arranging
with cattle boat 10 take on the animals, and
wnen the hatch Ia lifted will have u nreboat
Oh hand to extinguish the names.
90 do uot thns the damage VIII amount 10
great deal. but OF course this 10 mere con-
| lecture"
The fact that there was q lrs on the st.
Romans was irst brought into port by the In-
man liner city OF Berlin, which arrived last
night.
Capt. Land reported that he passed the ST.
Romans l23 miles east OF Sandy Hook. lie
spoke tie vessel ana learned that she was re-
turning to this city, as q nre had been d is-
| covered In her hold.
TIE cargo Of the st. Romans Is very large
and valuable. The principal articles IN hulk
are 800 barrels OF syrup, valued NJ 81, 4l5;
| 56 90! bushels o; wheat, valued ~ {d2, $50, and
| 500 cIses OF huttet, valued at $50, $50 beside 3
the 6G head OF cattle. The entire cargo Is
| valued al $3.50, 00a
| The ~. Romans Ia manned by crew OF
seventy men. She mas an iron hull and IL ten
years old, having been built al HUI. Engan
| in 1881.
| she IA reRistered 4, 457 gross tonnage, iS 4O2
| feet long, i2. feet In widtn, ana 81. feet in
| derth She is owned by the British and For
| eign steamship Company.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
new ST. OSEpH'S SEMINARY.
lis Cornerstone Will Be Laid by
Archbishop COrrisan Tomorrow.
Thirty Thousand People and Five
Hundred Priests VIII Participate.

There Will he witnessed Tomorrow the law
ing of the corner atone of NJ. Josepn'a Semi
nary OF the CITY of New YORK and the mark
ING of An enoch In Archbishop CorrlRan,s ad-
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Inc new seminary VIII take the place OF the
&, Joao,h,s s.ui,ar, a, Tro, xvh,,b b.a heen
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proN'hc'al III Ns scope, RECEIVING young men
who were destined for prestly work from all
,hc o,her diorsaos ~ ,ho .,cles,asti,ai nrov
Wv F'
ihce'
The ceremony will be one OF imposing
so,emn,,v, /, will ha v,,p.,sed nv morc thar
a.. ,,,,..,, -, ,', .,.,,.u. =,
nNe huhurou priesh anu REPRESENTATIVES, Vi
Catholic societies. and 1t is anticipated that
m nOO neople will attend snecial traina ON
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tue new YORK central anu Hariem ra'roaos'
aud the fleet OF iron steamboats, will be
hrought into aarvica IN cnnyev thia vaat thronu
o. - sN 80 w 80 " ,"'s -
OF people 10 the si'e, whlch m ABOUT Two mhes
from the northern border OF this city.
Arcbbishon Corrigan will law the corner
Ai'uo'suop No'iRah VIII 'ay 'ne 'o'hei-
stone ana Archbishop Ryan, OF fnhadeiphia,
will deliver tho address. Among the dign.-
tarIes who will participate in the ceremony
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are' p'Snops "'geer' Vi Ne"eA' moSusue'
Of Rochester; Keane, OF the Catholic Univer
sity Of Washington. yonroy. md the Superiora
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OF the Troy seminary, st. johns seminary at
Brighton, Mass, and ST. Joseph's Seminary
nj R,l,innrc
,.,,
Inc new seminary VIII oe worthy OF the iarV-
est aud most important Catholic see 10 tue
United States. 1t h the result Of a plan con-
Ceived by Archhishop Corrigau three years a. o.,
for u seminary nearer and more convenient
than that at Troy, wnete candidates Tor the
priesthood will be properly trained for their
ch osen noble vocation.
The Arcnbisnop appointed a committee of
nrieAts and laymen III Choose n aite. and the Y
have performed their work with admirable
wisdom. The site on winch the new senn Try
will stand at South YonRers is on historic
Valcntine's Hill, where washington made his
hes eAduuartera In the old Valentine mansion
in October, l7IG
Tue campus ia the old parade ground OF the
Revolutionary putfiDis, ia tie valley TOWARDS
White Plans the plot COMPRISES sixty
acres and coat $40 500 The SEMINARY viii
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BROOKLYN Theatrea-


Mr. Daniel Frohtnan's Lyceum Theatre Stock
Company Will appear at the Park Theatre mex,
week IN Two plays, the first OF the week IN
ga heads and Young Hearts anu the latter
nali III ''The 1der." A novelty Is promised
IN the presentation Of the former play, in that
the costumes used will be absolutely correct al
10 period. The ldler," by c.. Haddon
anu fearful things, and Intensely dramatic In
It's situations The cast for 10th plays includes
neorgla SayvaD, Nelson Wheatcroft, Enc
shannon, Herbert Kelcey and Mr.. Lemoyne.
AT the Amphon Monday evening, Francis
wilson AMI company WIN present for the crst
time In the Eastern District that notable sue
cess OI the season, 1.-The Merry Monarch" "
givine the opere,ta the same production as at
the Broadway Theatre, New York. Mr.. VIII
sons humor abounds In this popular operetta.
ASSISTING him will be Marie jansen, Laura
Moore. Nettie Lyiord, Charles Punkett and
Gilbeft clayton. The Ampnion closes Its reg
ular season alter thia weeks performances.
The attraction at Holiness Star Theatre for
tue coming week win be the little favorite,
Corinne, who will appear as Carmen-cita, In
The dancing beauty avails herself Of every OPP
portunily to introduce many songs and dances
and she has won much praise in this new role.
The support includes Bernard Dyilyn and u
company OF sixty artists, the whole TO be pro-
duoed under the direction OF Mira Jennie KIM
ball Only two matinees win be given during
this engagement.
"a Cold Day" is scheduled 10 commepce
ah cukhbcmtuh Nv 'H0 NOVelIy next
week, and this intensely funny and lauRhabe
1arce-comedy will he presented In a manner
that viii be a treat to Every one witnessing II
In the Eastern District The cast includes
many well-known people.
bill OF great promise Is announced al
Huber d Gebhardts Casino for Monday even
lug next Among the many artists there will
appear the Primrose and West Quartet,
Celeste, the ught-wire performers; Putnam
Twin Sisters, In songs and dances; Miss Loitie
Rice, male impersOnatnr, aud Miss Minnie
Schult IN her "vocal eirusions."
For Hyde Behman's the ensuing week VIII
present 10 the punlc Lilly Clay's Colossal
Gsiety Company, including forty handsome
ladies' 10 tableduN, neurological groupings,
amaZonian marcnes and dances. An additional
feature will be the presentation of burlesque
entitled " Robin liooh and an extravaganza
called "Antony and Cleopatra
The Lee Avenue Academy has closed for the
season, but on Monday evening MIR. Laurent
Howard Will have his fourth and farewell ben
e1t, and for this interesting event quite a
number of well-known performers have Voluu-
teered their services.
Ever since the forthcoming benefit of Treas
urer VIII Z. Richardson, Of the Park Theatre,
Brooklyn, has been announced Its success has
been assured. Seats nave been on sale for he
past week at the Park Theatre, and the ad-
vance buying has made certain a packed house
already. This Is Mr.. Richardson's trst hene ut,
and oil his friends are likely to take advantage
of the occasion. Miss Cora Tanner and her
company In new play by Chiffon Stewart
entitled :" Will She Divorce Him ." will be q
powerful attraction.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
RARTS JURY DISCHARGED.
Ten to Two to Acquit the Girl Of
Child Murder.
Disagreement After the Jury Had
Been Out Nineteen Hours.

AT IL 10 o'clock this afternoon the jury in the
case OF Mary Egner, the eighteen year-old girl
who has been on trial 10 the Kings County
Court of Sessions. In Brooklyn, charged with
numbering her babe, finally reported that they
could not agree.
The jury retired to their room at s. 40 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. and, as Is the custom In
Brooklyn, Judge Moore. the District Attorney
and counsel for the prisoner and all the at
tacnes OF the court remained In the Court
House all night waiting Tor them TO come in.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
In DEFENSE OF PROF. BRIGGS.
Union Seminary Professors Publicly
Indorse Their Colleague.


-Four members Of the Faculty of Union Theo-
logical Seminary have Issued pamphlet IN de-
fense OF Rev. DR.. Charles A. Briggs. whom
the New York Prcsbytery has placed under in
vesttgation on the charges OF heresV.
Briefly stated, the grounds OF defense are
three:
First-Tnat the views propounded by DR..
Briggs are not new, he having propounded
them in various forms during the past ten
yeAra
Second - That the address on which the
charges are based contains nothing which can
iairly be construed into heresy or departure
from the Westminster Confession.
Thiru-That DIR. Briggs is essentially an hon.
est, conscientious teacher of theology. II he
has In any way offended the convictions OF ms
brethren IN The church the oIense lies betweea
him ana his God, and the Presbytery has no
The doSument, which ends with protest
against unchsritable or unchristian treat
ment OF DR.: Briggs, is signed by Rev. Dire.
Thomas \. Hastings, Pniiip SrhaG, GeOlye l.
Prenti's and Marvin X. Vincent.
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ARA. NJ. they sent word that they would
ike to hear some of the testimony read, but
while search was being made for the stcnog-
raphec, tine jury sent word that they ''gusssed
they could get along without It,"
Ten hours later Judge Moore sent for thein
and on the foremans assurance that there was
no hope OF agreement they were discharged.
1t was said they stood ten for acqui,tal and
two for verdict Of msnsiaughter in the sec
ond degree.
Mary was taken back TO Jail to await q re-
trial
The evening world., 1891-05-16
BLAINE's COMFORTABLE NIGHT.
DR.. Dennis Hopes that the Patient
May Be Up in a Few Days.

AT the residence OF MIS- Walter Damrosch,
In West SEVENTEEN street, DR.. Dennis, Secre-
tsry Blaine's attending physician, gave oui
this forenoon the following statement regard
ing his patient:
"Mr. Blaine had very good night and ii
free from pain this morning. lie seems much
better, and while his feet are slil swollen, the
attack Of Gout Is subsiding, pnd in few days
ne ought TO be aUle 10 ue up and about the
nouse. "
Mrs. Blaine, who was also seen, said thar
she did not think that MIR. Blaint's Illness WIS
dangerous. Both Mrs. Blame ana Mrs. Dam
condition and early convalescence OF MT.
Blaine.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
TO BE COLDER TOMORROW.
Sergt. Dunn Makes Predictions for
ConeY Islands Opening Day.

Those who set their faith by the Government
Weather Bureau viii! take their light overcoats
along with them to the Coney Island opening
tomorrow, for sergt. Dunn says that though
there will he a clear sky, the air will be six TO
eight degrees colder than to-day.
1t is safe to say, Notwithstanding, tnat there
will be q big crowd ~ the Island.
sergt Dunn SAYS the heavens will shed oc-
casional tears for the rest Of to-day.
Tonight the easterly wind will shit TO the
southwest, liven up to twenty-five mile
breeze, shift TO the northwest In the morning,
aud blow twenty-five or thirty miles an hour
during the day.
The temperature to-day was at 65 degrees in
The morning, rising 10 5S at noon.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
SAY NOBLE WILL NOT RESIGN.
But After This Term He Wants No
Cabinet Position.
'eprcIAL TO TIFF EVENING woe-,.,

'FprcIAI To THF EVENING wo7-n.'
ST. LOUIS, May 16.-Secretary Noble re-
turned yesterday from Webb City. He said
last night tnat the dispatches relative to the
dismissal OF Green b. Raum, jr., from the
reci.
Those who stand close to Gen. Noble at1lrm
positively thai mis- relations with the President
are friendly and that he Will serve out n s
term; but, rs Gen. Noble himself puts II, he
would not accept the portlolio again for the
whole OF ST. Louis.
When he leaves the Cabinet be will resume
his law practice here with John G. Or.ick and
he Is now making arrangements with that end
In view,
The evening world., 1891-05-16
THE AUT0CRAT AT HOME.

Next Sundays WORLD will con-
tain a charming chat with DIR. o.
w. Holmes-the most complete in
terview with the poet that has
been published for ysars.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Struck by a Flying Iron Compass.
Twelve-year-old Jacob Borick at 6. 10 O'Clock
this morning, At the corner of Sheriff and
| Houston streets. threw an iron compass which
| struck William Dever, of ~ Sheriff street, OH
the side OF tue head, severely injuring him.
Young Borick was arrested and Dever was
| sent to Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business. should
lake on every trip n bottle Of Syrup of Figs, as
It acts most pleasantly and efeclually on the
kidney, liver and bowels, preventing feVers'
headaches and other forms OF sicEnesA For
sale in soc. and 81. " bottles BY all leading
drRRaiAtA =.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Interpreting a Lovers Riddle.
prom me Jswsiisrs' H,,tlg.

TFT0W The JFWfUfTsT WFTITV,T
Miss Sweet aged sixteenl-Boo-hoo-h hoo-oo-
90 oo!"
Mrs. sweet-Whaps the matter, child'
Miss Sweet-JacE sent me a ha-ha-heart oil
stone. Boo o-hoU-oo!"
Mrs sweet examining the jewel) Come,
come, darling. It's made OF diamonds. The
proper Interpretation of II is " de " heart"
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Held for Holding Up Brooklyn Man.
Frank Dunkin and Peter ElEner, Bowery
lodging-house FOUNDERS. were held at Essex
Market this morning for holding up last night
Patrick McSwlgKer, of 30S Hicks street, Brook
lyn, and roboing him OF $l4.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Baker Schroeder's 300 Promise.
Baker Charles Schroeder of 9ll East Houston
street, promised at Essex Market this morning
to refrain from abusing his wife In the future,
and was released In 500 bonds.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Conductor Terwilliger Killed In
stantly.

Harry Terwilliger. conductor on switch en-
gine 526 of the Erie Railroad. was Instantly
killed soon after midnight this morning in the
west end of the Erie Tunnel In Jersey City by
drill engine 4o3. Terwilltger lived with his
family at 120 Lake street.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Ss. 500. 600 at Stake.

Frederic R. Coudert and John T. Agnew
were still hard at work In the once of the
Commissioner OF Jurors to-day selecting the
names for the struck-jury which was ordered
In the S. 500, 600 Aqueduct claims case Of
O'Brlen Clark against the city.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Kelly, OF Port Richmond, and Pat Daily. of
Philadelphia, will be matched to-day, and their
hackers will each post 81, 0o0 In the hands of
Gus Tut,le, at 355 Bowery. Jack Fogar;y is
behind Kelly. and Billy Madden and Gilmore
are backing DAILY.
The Irish-Anerican football team OF this
city and the Gaelic football team OF Yonkers
under the Gaelic rules.
The Manhattan FISHING Club will hold its
annual Spring opening and election OF ofllcers
tomorrow at Pleasant Plains, Staten Island.
The Lake RonKonkoma Gun and Fishing
Club will offer an elegant and costly silver cup
this Summer as trophy to be rowed for by the
clubs OF Long Island, the leading ones OF
which are the Ravenswoods, varunas, Sea-
wanhakas, Nautilus, Nereus and Cresoents
1t viii be race for senior four-oared shell
crews
Mr.. Byrne Is fixing Eastern Park mp in
great shape and the boys will scarcely know
the place when they return.
Nick Collins is now down within four pounds
OF lighting weight and will be in good shape to
meet Pat Daly TO finish when the appointed
time arrives.
There are lots OF good sporting men who are
OF the opinion that II they had known as much
yesterday as they do to-day tney would be COM
paratively rich men, instead OF being Obliged
TO scout around trying to borrow dollar.
monthly shoot at Dexter Park Yesterday, and
some very excellent shooting was done.
The Fort Hamilton and Cosmopolitan Cricket
Clubs win try conclusions NJ cricket to-day,
providing the weather permits.
The New Jersey Athletic Club will open their
p. NJ Monday, and they have given their
many friends a cordial invitation to be present
and inspect the building.
There is some talk Of limiting twelve gauges
under eight pounds TO one and one-e gntn
ounces Of shot at the coming New YORK State
Sportsmans Association shoot. Sheer of, gen.
tlemen. ION will find fewer twelve gauges II
you arrive a. this decision.
The Cherry Diamond baseball team cross
bats to-day with the strong Brighton Athletic
Club, Of Brooklyn, At the Manhattan Field.
The BrigGtons won nearly every game they
played lsst season, defeating the Domestics, of
Far Rockaway. twice, and their game of
Wedn nesday last with the Crescents, of Brook
lyn, when they were defeated BY one run only,
proves that they are starting out well this
year.
William King, of the Varuna Boat Club, and
Thomas Fitzgerald, of the Ph9nix Athletic
Club, will row three miles IN seVenteen-foot
boats, for q gold watch valued at $50, to-mor-
row, sunday, May IT. The course will be
from the foot OF Columbia street, South Brook
lyn, to the Sea Beach dock, Bay Ridge, and
return. The race viii start between ana
O'Clock P. N.
The Phoenix Athletic Club will hold its sec
ond athletic entertainment at Visitation
Lyceum Hall, fremont street between Van
BTunt and Richards streets, South Brooklyn,
on May la
American cricket players will hail with salts
faction The appearance OF "The Americ n
Cricket Annualh for 1891, compiled and euited
by jerome Flannery, Secretary OF the Cosmo-
politan Cricket Club, New York, assisted hy
clifford G.'Iurner, OF the New Jersey Athletic
Club, The book contains very complete Ar-
The evening world., 1891-05-16
An Insane Woman Escapes.

An alarm has been sent out for Elizabeth
Reipshlayer, of $50 Eleventh avenue, who es-
capped from her nome about O'Clock this
morning. She Is thirty-three years old and
insane.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Big Fog and Danger Signals.
There was q dense fog all along the coast
this morning, and danger signals were hoisted
at the different stations. Ferry and other
river and harbor trsfic was greatly delayed.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Set IN Fire nv a wire-

A slight 6re was caused at O'Clock this
morning by Brush electric light wire In front
of Meyer Bros. store, 2S2 Bowery. Policeman
Slattery cut on the circuit and put out the fre.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

Examinations for Police Matrons.
The civil Service Examiners win hold an ex-
animation for the new once OF Police Matrons,
created by recent act or the Legislature, at
their ofiices in the Cooper Union, next Wednes-
day.
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Veteran Higgins Wins Again.

Veteran Higgins Wins Again.
The Supreme Court General Term has af-
nrmed the Judgment OF the lower court in the
suit of Daniel A. Higgins aveteran, against
the city for wages from the date of his dis
missal as lahorer at the dog pound, in March
1899. until his reinstatement BY mandamus in
Feb. 1890.
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a Clearin Cup for To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON, ID. C.,
May 10. Wedthsr in
dicatiOTlS FOR Eastern
SetG York:
Rat tRi clearing
SInday IN Neto FORK;
nOi'thUeSt UihdS.
The following record
shows the changes IN
the temperature for
The evening world., 1891-05-16
CITY news TERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from
Note Book and Dockt.
Two "L" Posts in the wav.

President Gallup. of the Park Department
has requested the road to remove the two
posts OF the Elevated Railway structure at
Seventy-second street ana Columbus avenue.
These posts stand directly in the middle Of
the street, which IL the entrance the River rnde
Park and are very dangerous to riders and
drivers who frequent the Riverside Drive. The
Company protests that 1t cannot remove them.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

city llio hy o. X. Bigains, author OF "The
IIuhger, VIII heRtl weeks engagement at
the Peoples Theatre Monday night. The
management promises n ettonC COMPANY ard
new scenery for this, Its nrst production In the
The evening world., 1891-05-16

American cricket players will hail with salts
faction the appearance OF "The Americ n
Cricket Annual" for 1884, compiled and euited
by jerome Flannery, Secretary OF the Cosmo-
polltan Cricket Club, New York, assisted hy
Club. The book contains very complete ar
ticle on the Season of 1890. reviewing the
work OF the principal clubs for last season, and
also the Statistical information with batting
and bowling averages of the chief clubs In the
United States and Canada. items of interest,
century scores Of 1890, bowling feats, laws Of
cricket, DC.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

"LiOn Brand" Collars and Cana
Do you wear them!
The evening world., 1891-05-16

"Anchor Brand" shirts
Are the best. A trial oonVinoss.
The evening world., 1891-05-16

the past twenty-four hours, In comparison witt
the corresponding date of last year, us Indicated
by the therm ometer AT PerTy's pharmacy;
The evening world., 1891-05-16

The Phoenix Athletic Club will hold its sec
ond athletic entertainment at Visitation
Lyceum Hall, fremont street between Van
on May l6
The evening world., 1891-05-16
THE SUNDAY WORLD
OF " AX 17
Will contain many admirable features
among which may be mentioned:
An Afternoon with Holmes.

A WORLD" STAFF CORRESPONDENT
VISITS 1.-THE AUToURAT OF THE
BREAKFAST TABLE" AND HAS A Dr.
LIGHTFUL CHAT ABOUT THE GENIAL
AUTHORS LITERARY CAREER
The evening world., 1891-05-16
Mr.. Burdett-C t-Coutts's Famous
Breeding Farm,

MIR. CHARLES \. PELHAM-CLINroN
TELLS HOW THE HACKNEYS ARE
BRED AND RAISED, PICTURES OF
MANY OF THE MOST FAMOUS HORSES
AND MARES WILL BE GIVEN
The evening world., 1891-05-16

The 1rish-Anerican football team Of this
city and the Gaelic football team OF Yonkers
play game of football tomorrow at Erastina,
under the Gaelic rules