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Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

Nrv YORK. April li.-During the
last seven days failures number for the
United States ell. and for Canada &c,
or = total OF as, as compared with
total OF 24s last week and 36s the week
previous 70 the last. For the CORE
spending week Of last year the figures
were aea. representing i7s failures in
the United States and 50 in the donin-
hon OF Canada
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

scerrDAEE. Pa. April III 70 now
absolutely certain that the cese strike
wiz BE fouzat - he bitter end This
was the unanimous decision IT the
strikers convention Fridsr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

GRAIS-Wheat. white. 81 red. LOO: corn, re
oats. 55c: rye. Zoe; barley. 81 0sGl 40 2 hundred.
$50 . hundred: corn meal. s. r ton; feed.
$500 $40 ton; middlings. $500; bran.
sz200.
mTttan fsSse. lamb -,asr: chickens l4e;
turkeys. f2bzc; ducks 100 lie; geese. lUtDl2c.
PRoDucE-Butter. dairy. &c, creamery. DC
eggs l2lac; potatoes. A.U1l-l5 bu, apples.
sl.tDeesl50 3 bu; beets D9S5c 2 bu: onions.
sl.l59l. 30 2 bu; beans. hand picked. sl-TS92.UJ
= bu; honey. l69lIc; maple sugar. l0c; maple
syrup. 7oas0c , gal.
HIDES AND TALLow-Green. desc; part
cured. s1aeS5c; cured hides. &c; calf skins.
green. 5aoc; calf skins. cured. 591c; tallow.
G4c pelts. otG$i-50; dekin skins. i5sG25c.
S2.5O@2I5 2 cord foot. A.OOer4.75 q cord.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

COLUMBIA. S. c, April iL-censry
Butler and Hampton Nelson were
hanged # sumter Friday for The mur-
der II Capt John Msxey IN January
last
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
rrtrr-.s or Exploiting GnseIipe.

Irp.xos. Ind. April II. = Charles
Null. "a years old vas seriously and
perhaps fatally injared By the explc-
sson OF q barrel Of gasoline at Whites
town. in this county. Thursday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

RscrSs, Wis. April fi.-Engineer
William Burke has been held IN -, SEQ
fer the killing 81 Water Andrews in .
wreck TX here a eoupis Of weeks
SHss
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
$1,000 CASH

AND s0acre Farm 10 exchange for good
"a house and lot in south or east portion OF
city.
ONE brick block. corner Of Bridge and Gin
" tou-sis; also double house in the rear. on
Clinton alley, for sale or exchange for a good
farm. = 80 = vacant lots Tor sale or exchange
on T. Bridge-st.. .oxi75 feet deep. with alley.
E0I II tenement brick block. lot 70 ieet front.
on North Ottawa ~ exchange for g0od
improved farm or Detroit city property.
DTSI NESS BLOCK, llxl00 feet. on e7l Hsil-st.
II for sale Al a bargain.
q HOUSES and lots on OCTAVE. 70 trade for a
- itedge farm within 20 30 Is niles OF city.
on aCRES improved land. n miles southeast
Ct OF G ty, A Ne. / buildings, banked barn. I
acres orehsYa. al kinds small frnit, vel
fenced. uader good cultivation. - exchange
Tor ~ property. or B. or 40 acres near cts.
HOTEL IN Big Rapids. al furnished. 70 es
IL change TOT property n eats OF farm.
90 ACRE farm miles Southwest 81 Reed
Ct CITY nea-iy 81 improyedi good fencrs.
etc Tree 81 ali membranes 70 srehsnge fer
city property
TEN ROOM house ana lot. - Iagrsve-<t has
Il good cellar heated ~ furnace. lighted y
gas sbd has splendid barn iot Snlza with
Alley in resf.
90 ACRES # lard. x nile north sri n q -
ID east Of eify. 70 e1ebsnse fof cts prep
.rtv.
On ACRES. / nnfe Borfh Of esty limits. On
~ Alpine-grsvei rosd-fer sac; aesirs
Re frsrf fef plstfhz
"a ACREs. II mlIes soutk ~ Hsiist-, Tor
~ sac - trade fsr cify property
VACANT LOTS 81 the clts snd sasurb< io-
IIoTsE AND LOT on sosss Isiaystisss. fer
20 sCRFS ez~sersns lsna. 2 nsiIs. south ~
Id c'fv. - esehsage for ely properrs
MONEY - iesH en real ests'e sna ehattsaS
G.. $. FOUTS e Sees. sg s. t,g,l. 5.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE

psprLIFF a HoIr--Relsbie urheisferers
II - ~ e1sfh BfvislaH-sf. hsv- the isrxeSf
--~.rs employ the NEST cor peFenf ren snd
vii give ga regular rates v>e-ssr yes ask
for their . asS 1E<t1E -.
hass ae<z ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

estate dealers. Pearlst.. over Arcade. Tele-
phone No. l2e5.l
IN THE CITY.
Geo A Kirkland to G Oscar Wing. s0.66ft
front side Elm st. "a It OF Divi-
Sion --..-.....S oJU
Nathaniel Heathcock TO Leonard Ben
Jamin. ct al. 40 II front side Wealthy
ave, ~ * W of Carpenter Ave-. 500
Geo ID Sissop, ct al. To Leonard Ben
Jamin. ct al. 10 It's on ne cor Wealthy
end Carpenter aves.........-...... ......... 5000
Dewitt Underwood 10 Albert Yerex.
"A It front c side East ST. north OF
jerks lOU
Dewitt Underwood to Clara b Yerex.
tixlS2 IL on NV cor Winsor Place and
jerks aye--.......---.... JU
Joseph Ii Martin TO Rein Thomasma.
6ox5o II sw cor White and Williams
ayes and i6lsx50 IT adjoining above on
tho 505.23
Henry L Ellis TO Nicholas c Westra. SO
u front side Linden st. 50 IT 5 OF
Leon SU
IN THE COUNTRY.
Margann DeVine 10 Catbarine DeVine.
ct al uad n e11 nel4 sec p. Caledonia 1000
Joohn Iisdall TO Robt Brown, So So
nwi see %. Nelson. 900
Geo Gray TO Harry Gray. pit nw14 of sec
ID 400
Jas Z atson 70 Robt j Brown. n19 ma
swi4 see - Nelson. 6O0
Jas A Erray to Christian Frandsen. se1<
sNt4 sec .. Spencer o0O
VIM White TO Emerelte White. g 30
a. IL 3. sec 10. 2OC
IryntIe Van Bruggen to sam u Ander-
son. ca nel4 see 80. Malker................. GOO
Ira Gardner 20 Miles Ill Gardner, neIx
nws sec II. Bow l0C
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
What PEOPLE Want

Twelve ds usually make lines; thfr-
teen and not exceed twenty "ora. three lines
sd
is words. line: There Ia bat one
"A - the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12


short notice. and Tower block
ADA MCBRIDE. Manager.
$3.50. new .-room house cor. Second and Cen
ter-sts.. north end great bargain. look this up.
$3.50. good room house. Tenth ave-
Sl5O1. 10 room house. coitaye.
SltsA srooin house. Sinclalr-st
sl.00 easy payments. groom house. scrionet-
ST.. bsrsa.n-
sa0o. nice new house. $50 Terrace-ave.
s-uOp. nice house, corner Ioi. on teAter-st. :
great bargain. r
New modern l0-foom house. lot tbx2op. 30 T..
Bridge-st. paint 10 suit-slyn.
:, % for nice house. large Tot. y. Lafayette
ST.. batf block from street car
S2sDIwli buy modern N-room mouse on lass
ST. viii take vacant lots in part payment
SNsGfnr tnat nice oroom house ana large lot
at So :. Lafayette-sf.
Newli -room house. modern improvements,
OAK finish. large lot. splendid Locality. IL sold
within few days. viii 60 very cheap
$500. Broom modern house. nice location.
Second ave.
We nave some nice places on South Ionis-st.
and the avenues that are bargains.
sSsO1is all we ask fer that new Broom house
aud large lot at So 4. Bridge ST.. viii change
for cheaper place.
Ifvou are looking for . bargain. first call at
al " cali hy-ave and look al that nice modern
l0.rooIn house and large lot.
Call on me And I will show You valuable
piece of property. center Of city: rents Tor SO
per month: which can be bought cheap.
Cali and examine our list of desirable pro-
perry that can he bought on contract.
Look AZ this bargain nice lots on :. La
fasetie ST.. only $50 each; lots In same locality
Lots from So to 500 on Howard ST. between
Madison and Cnion-sts.. Shelters add.
We have nice lots at ali prices ana in every
locality. IL you intend 10 buy. call OIL us first.
Valuable corner, nice locality for fine resi-
A fsfrl - n kset
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
TOWER


DEGOLIA BROS. .Proprietors
EOR sALE-or Exchange-vacant lots on
4 Stewart Whites add. as payment on "A
house, worIn about $50. inside old limits Ia
south part oI city.
TOR SALE-5 vacant lots on Plainfeld-ave..
just inside OF cd limits; the nnest building
spots In the city.
house and barn Ia > U IA part OF the city;
large iot and Well located, would pay some
difference.
TO EXCHANGES acres land In Barry coun-
~. ~ miles from city. 20 acres improved;
good bulliing. fruit. well watered and splendid
SOIL price $3.50.
no EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
erty. 80 aces. nne house. barn and OUT
buildings. 10 acres improved. balance oak;
be ecu and hickory timber. good iences. 40
peach, $50 apple. pears plupis ana small uult
trees. Price $3.50.
LOR SALE-9 room house on Terrace ave.
modern finish and handy 10 street car ser.
vice. a bargain Tor any one wishing South End
property. Price 5000.
WANTED-To sell general store in fast
w growing portion OF city; stock ana nx-
lures in iirst-ciass condition; Invoice about
$50; other business Is reason Tor selling; have
established trade.
WE-Haye some nne nursery stock. fruit
w SHADE and ornamental trees for sale at
e-half regular prices. IL you are thinking of
buying come In and see US. We can suit you
on quality and price.
kOk SALE-Two Groom houses on North
Lafayette-st.. near Bridge; will sell both
or one cheap II sold within the next 20 days.
LUR SALE-9room house on Munson-st.. Sd
l. foot front. good cellar; well and cistern /;
graded street; water ana gas price slSJO; easy
terms.
i1OR SALE-s-room house on Third ST. stone
Il foundations; good well and cistern; will
sell on contract 500 down. balance monthly
payments.
TOR EXCHANGED acres two miles from
n
standard pear trees. 20 cherry, - apple, -
plums. 800 goosberries3 acres of strawberries.
good house ana barn. Price s.0tl.
MONEY TO LOAN on real and personal prop
M erty in sums to suit. Rooms3 ands. Tower
block.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

EOR SALE-House and lot; also vacant lots
IN southt asst part OF the city. or Will trade
for other property. 10 Porter block W. ;.
Martindae u.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
". II. WINANS,
ROOMS "a TOWER BLOCK.
GRAND UNION
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE!
MD
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
MONEY TO LOAN.
open Evenings Phone SO.

HELP WANTED-We always want girls The
II Grand Union Employment Bureau can
furnish girls with places more promptly than
any other Office. Help furnished employers on
short notice. 5 and Tower block.
ADA MCBRIDE, Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

E'OR SALE-caeap house and lot. So Serb.
l. ner-sI. Gail and see it. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

XVANIEp-Every young man 10 step in and
w see what We can 90 with them IN a PAIR
OF pants. sait OF clothes or osefeost nado ~
order. loi.t. HeTpolsleItner Co. u
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

NANTED-T buy horse and carriage ~
w SO East Brsase-st- ~
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

WASTED-A1 whe contemplate r0ttang
w doNu made stone Sidewalk IL cali or -
dress J. II. Fisher. room &. New Alerieh b1l q
lls. aad get priee. 10
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

E0R SALE-W. r. Seri5ner has severa, very
fine residences for sale. with All modern
Improvements and In the very best ne'shbor-
hoods at $40 o. SOU. 5000. $50 and one place
within 10 minutes wGlk from postoince worth
$3.50 al sue. Have good respon ble tsnants
for vacant houses. from $l0 10 "a per month.
owners having vacant houses Viii consult
their interest by seeing. $500 10 IAN. w.
X. Scr.bner, real estate dealer. 81 Peaalst- l0i
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

This list Is furnished by futile Bros. res
estate dealers. Pearlst.. over Arcade. Tel
phone No. l2o5.l
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

N(ASTED-Te bay . good saddle pony. In
w Quire re0m a. new EouseLn4a block loi
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

ST. 600 0(l0 more OF less. eonsideraols
le,, 10 toan. Il uses in all parts OF the city 10
rent; real estate Of all CLASSES aud desefipti
Tor sale. Dlnton < Bates. Widdleono build.
Ing. ioa
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12
FOR REHT-BUsIgEss PLACES.

WANTED-To rent house having or E
W rooms within one mile of tower clock fer
$40 per month desirable tenant. Address r..
box s. this ONCE. io2
Telegram-herald., 1891-04-12

lO.UN,OVU 5000; also 1000 600 for So
tOO: this must be sold at once; call IT 80 aud 81
New Houseman block. A. X. Antisdel. lO2
The evening world., 1891-05-27
SPORTING news AND NOTES.
Anson Finds That Gotham's Giants
Are Yet in the FELL.
Jim Corbett Won't Fight Again for
the California A. @.

There were hearty cheers from the crowd in
'front.' Of The EVENING WORLD bulletin board
yesterday afternooa when nve runs anda 3 to
victory at Chicago were recorded for the
Gisnt. few momeuts later. too, there was
brisk demand for TUE EVENING WORLD
Sporting kxtra which told, as everybody knew
II would, the details OF Tow those nve runs
were made. 1t was the ihants Of old who
went TO bat in that eiVnth inning. and with
the score 4 TO 0 against them, hammered
and banged and bulldozed until the balance
was on the right side OF the score sheet That's
the way to keep baseball In Its place In New
forks sporting heart. Brooklyn wasn't SO
fortunate yesterday, for Pitcher HemminR no,
q serious hamnir ring and Cleveland won, II TO
8. Pittsburg climted all over Boston, 10 to
being the score. Philadelphia beat Cincinnati
TO l. Yesterdays American Association
games resulted as follows: Cincinnati u, Bos-
ton 10; Columbus 4, Baltimore o; Athletic' 10,
Louisville 8; 81. Louis 8, washington 2. Cham
pioDshlp standings up to to-day:
The evening world., 1891-05-27
ERIE sTOREKEEPER ARRESTED.
Accused OF Extensive Roboerie
froy, the ror,rnpy

Accused of Extensive Roboeries
from the Company.
John d. Wright. ftorekecper In charge Of
the Erie storehouss In jersey city. was COM
mitted for trial In Jersey City this morning,
charged with extensive roUberies by the CON-
pany.
For some time pact he has been under sus-
picion on account Of the mysterious disap-
pc france OF tools and Other articles which
were known to have been deliverei at The
storehousa, but OF which no could give no
satisfactory account.
A waich was kept upoh him, and II was DIS
covered that he frequently, on returning frcm
his work 10 his home in Paterson, carried pack
sRea which he did not bring with hun 10 the
store -hou-e.
Ills cellar was found packed full OF new tools
OF all kinds used on the railroad-brushes,
paints, oils and other supplica
The evening world., 1891-05-27
PUT A BULLET IN HIS BRAIN.
After Attempting to Kill His
Wife Stutzky Shot Himself

Maddened by extreme poverty. seif-in-
duoed by excessive deOauchery, Man.
asher stutZky, Russia, nfty-'ne
years old, after failing TO kill his loving
wife this morning sent bullet into his own
brain while In the apartments Of his son,
Joseph Stutzkv, 10 Clinton street,
The suicide had placed the muZZle OF q 38-
calibre revolver into his mouth and pointing It
upward had sent a bullet through his brain.
Ever since Statzky, w,tn bis wife. came to
this country Two years ago ne has managed to
supply his appetite for Grlrk. but his wife WIS
left TO starve. Two weeks ago they lived at
436 Grand street, hut Mrs. Siatzky couldn't
stand II any longer and went 10 live with her
daughter.
During his drunken freaks stalzky had
threatened repeatedly to kill the whole family.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
FELL FOUR STORIES.

II was reported at the Coroner's once this
morning that Warren hoe. one year old, fell
from the fourth story window at his parents'
home, 1855 Fast One Hundred and Third street,
last evening and was killed.
:, de was The son OF Policeman Roe. OF the
last sixty-seventh street station, who WAS
arrested couple of weeks ago by his rounds
man, who accused him OF stealing bottle Of
milk and threatening to shoot him.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
FERRY-BOATs IN COLLISION.
Tha BoVery Bay and the SteinVay
Forced Together by q Schooner.

A collision between the ferryboats Bowery
Bay and stelnway occurred about Q. 80 O'Clock
this morning OF East Tenth street
The stanchion Of the ste,nwsy was pretty
badly wrecked.
The Bowery Bay was coming into her slip
and the steinway just leaving. when schooner
came along.
The vessel passed 30 near the pier that she
crowded the ferryboats together, the outcom-
ing boat being unable to check her headway.
There was much excitement among the pas
uengers. but no one was nurt
The evening world., 1891-05-27
MRS. ROBERT L. CUTTING DEAD.
The Famous Society Lady Stricken
Down by Heart Disease.

Word was received this morning OF the sud-
den death OF Mrs. Juliana Dewof Cutting. the
wealthy widow OF Robert l.. Cutting. aud one
OF the most popular women IN New York 60
elety.
Mrs. Cutting had an attack OF heart disease
at O'Clock Yesterday morning, and an hour
later her son. Robert L CuttInl, Jr., went to
her bedside 10 md that she was dead. Mn.
Cutting was over seventy years Of age and IN
her youth was TeigninR beauty 10 New York
society. The funeral takes place FRIDAY morn.
ing.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
SALARIES UNLAWFULLY RAISED.
Corporation Counsel sustains Bridge
Trustee Myers's Objections.

Trustee Myers's Objections.
COMPTROLLER Myers to-day received Corpora
tiou Counsel ClarE'S opinion tnat the recent
action Of the trustees OF the Brooklyn Bridge
In raising the salaries of some of the higher
oficials OF the bridge administration was
Illegal
lie says that the Board OF Trustees cannot
delegate its powers In regard to a special COM
mIttee; that the Trustees nave q right TO direct
certain acts, purely immaterial or adm MIS-
traiiVe In their n lure, to / Q done by CON-
mittee, but the raising OF salaries is not q
power which can be delegated.
The Comptroller, armed with this opinion,
will appear at the special meeting OF the trus-
tees tn!s afternoon and demand the rescin ding
OF the former action Of the BoarI.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
AMONG The PLAYER FOLK.
The Fascination of q Fuil-Length
Mirror on the New Rialto.


IAN Observer" writes as follow, and cer-
ta,nIv d.aerves IN ba opo,ea vs,v uh.r.,,,
49,,
'Wi'i gaiIan', oohging Alan Dale take an hour
OF some day this or next week and observe the
thousand or more piddy descendant, of Adam
,v,r, Their ave., m,s,acnos and ton, n, ,,.,-
,. -, ,,,- N,',, - W 'n'
iaees WIN nahuAeioh'e's spo"erlui'y sueges'Ve
OF powder rays In front Of the huge, full
length mirror facing broadway in thu Coleman
festive element ,snt IN I, win ,hese oe., MIA
an,aan 49,. Ts. ,on..,,,n ,''.n s.M nm
guioeu ooys. Inc folo~ing wel-knoWn
theatrical folks will probably be surprised to
know that their nersonal admiration IN tho "a
wa, smus,nriy observed bv the on,s,ders. !.
pis, ,,. n n.
nionafo "Ahsueiu' pe "oiI hopper, nelson
Wheatcroft, Henry Miller. Herbert Kelcey, Nat
n ,rn,,,., Cn,.r. g., -, n 49,
- 'An, ""note ooo'', ''nmy fo"ers'
Courtenay Thorpe. Charles Mortimer. John K.
- 80 r,,,n o,...s rs c.,',. n'', ruN
nanaer' n' suqie Srsra' FRAZER Nouiter; FREDERIC
ib,I sa n..o his ann. s,,s M, "; ho,fmssey
E no nA'S mis s"ue WIN nun Y, w. ..
rp reagnpson. Marcus mayer, anu Others: they
IA, sa VT i,,a ~ 70 10 u'agReu AWAY from this
Th. ,,r,o,, .,m. DOM, ,o, .oo, , a..
nrst act of 1.-The Veiled p cture - NJ the iy.
ceum Theatre on the opening night. IL IA said
that Robert ManteIi was SO chaQTiped thar he
wepL Yet II would have been Infinitely better
II the curtain had come down n uttIe snonsr
upon every act OF this play.
I,,s rano,,aa ,h., a. ssuo, -
play NAV possibly be done in New Yort he fore
ions iy,s sncc.us IN ,ta nnstar co.
Wash,nn,or nas Ins,,.a, w % Xaes Suy snu
sn sva man iss naspprno,,s nAnAseis '" open
Tue friends of Ieonora Bradley-and they
are maDy-Will De sorry, 10 near that she IL
seriously III at No 10 West Thirty nm street
her Illness beyau with n case OF gytn mai grew
gradually worse,
FREDERICK Paulding has issued notice CALI
inC his company together for two weeks re-
hearsals In June. II IL said that he does this
so hat hc will be able TO see u he has engaged
QnVD0tV ha Ind ha has
The evening world., 1891-05-27
Who Owns Thia Dog

The police OF the West One Hundred aud
TWenty-1Eh street station would Ike to nnd
an owner for white and yellow setter dOg
vita = pate on the collar marked compliments
OF Jack Smith TO Michael ManRin.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
DIR. Van pyke's Funerel.

Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke, JE, son OF the
noted Brooklyn pastor OF that name who
dropped dead at his home Monday night said
lhIs morning that the funeral would probably
be held on Friday or Saturday.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
Joyful News for Jersey City.

The Pennsylvania Railroad surface tracks In
Jer'sy Cty were abandoned at 2 O'Clock this
II orn,ng, and the large number of Watcbmen
CmY,'yrd AT the street crossings during the
construction of the elevated ruai were called
iH. IN" old gatemen were notified that places
would be provided for them.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
that 1AlTAL IS RE1AKEA.
So To-Day's Dispatches from Chill
Assert at Paris.
DUNLAP CABLE NEWS SPECIAL,

DUNLAP CABLE NEWS sPEcIAL.1
PARIS, May y2.-Despatches from Chill state
that The insurgents have recap,ured the muca-
disputed town Of Taltal, alter very heavy
fighting,
The evening world., 1891-05-27

$500 Worth OF Cigars Smoked.
The stock in Frank WcInburPs cigar factory.
on the second door OF Ia Attorney street. was
damaged $500 by nre shortly after O'Clock
this morning.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
Paris Cabmen's Strike over-The
Drivers Won the Fight.

NV rABIr To THE PREHs NEWS AssocrArror.i
PARIS, May 27.-In accordance with the ar
rangemenr reached late last night, between
the striking stage drivers and the Company by
which the latter recognizes the union. REIN
states the discharged union men and adopts
the twelve hour system, work was resumed
this morning and stages are running as usual
The evening world., 1891-05-27
Who Found This Souvenirs

Who Found This Souvenir
A little silver whistle supended on a silver
Chain by silver pin has been lost either 10
front OF the New YORK Hotel or on Fifty-second
street between Madison and Sixth avenues.
The Under VIII nr rewarded BY returning the
article 10 THE WORLD once.
The evening world., 1891-05-27

Policeman William Doyle Dead.
II was reported At Police Headquarters this
morning thar Policeman william Doyle, OF the
Leonard street station. h d died ut II. 30 O'Clock
last night NJ HIS home, 3l2 Spring street.
The evening world., 1891-05-27

" you have money vhy pay other peoples bad
GoinG 70 fLnrs yOu can save 20 TO 90 Per esntt
The evening world., 1891-05-27

PaldJ German is In hopes of getting on a
match with Bill Dunn, with two ounce gloves,
TO nnish.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
DR.. STEENSEN LOCKED UP.
A Staten Island Physician Accused
or Passing Bad Checks.

DR.. Claude L Steensen, q weli-known prao-
toner residipg ON New York avenue, Clifton,
s. j.. was looked up to-day charged with grand
larceny.
Ers. Eva Hampsh. the complainant, also
resident OF Clifton. alleged that In January
laSr she csshed . worthless $50 check for DR..
steensen.
II Ia said there are several other residents
who claim 10 have been Vieumized Dy the Doc
tor.
The evening world., 1891-05-27

,.sI MSS % sS :s .ss ssas. &: f.:
The evening world., 1891-05-27
A Bordeaux Banker Closes His Doors
with Sl2o, 900 in Debts.

TDUNLAP CABLE NEWB BPEOTAL.I
BORDEAUX. May N.-M. Menon, a banker
dong business In this city, has closed his
doors, leaving an indebtedness of co., )oo francs
isls0, O0O> unprovlded for.
The evening world., 1891-05-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

-HF4kTgIa6s EJ|9SRI-s roo p ooSIPANE,s aLT:
pSS b. nAi. ios. 81 Sit,S ave "a ~ SlsasisSa -
The evening world., 1891-05-27

Miss Rose CoRhlan SAYS: "Inasmuch as /
have booked my own route ana maze q my
piana for Bext season. l must place myself on
record - being under no management but my
own. Ny Affairs will ne represented by Mr.
sullivan In charge, and Nj. " Sotherspoon
ahead"
The evening world., 1891-05-27

A hoxing entertainment will be given by the
Brooklyn Athletic Club June 49,
The evening world., 1891-05-27

The Varuna Boat Club is laying out baseball
neld end nne new track at its grounds at Bay
Ridge. About 81, 900 have already been spent
In getting the place IN shape. aud It will take
as much more 10 complete the Job.
The evening world., 1891-05-27

Actor No III always took that man for an
advance sgent.
Actor No. 2--An advance agenti Why. the
iell Nv has WGisE"TA An advance agent, you
know, would never dare 10 present himself
with suea adornmenta. lie needs his bare
cheek,
The evening world., 1891-05-27
Tho second Hand CIothiug Taiors' UnIoI

Tho Second Hand Clothing Tai. ors' Union has
joined le United Hebrew Trades. Toe boyeotI Of
ID. A. ~, X. OF L.. AGAINST the Green Oar Lane from
ISnd street ferry 70 Forty second street has been
Inlorsci this u. a. r. they will also rsnd a rr D.
Suss'i.. Toe Children jacket Majors Union re-
porIrh 'at 80 OF their members had bsen lock ca
out m New rk, Brooklyn and PhiAdelphis. Ths
ditesrnt branches Ot this tSmAkers' MONS have
Organized L central body.