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Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Weather permitting the races Sept.
II, Is and 10 will be the largest field of
fast horses ever gathered together in
Minnesota. Not skievers and mud
horses, but such winners as Prince
Mack, that swift free-for-all PAGER,
that has been winning at Rochester,
Winona, La Crosse and State Fair,
Johnny Smoker, another free-for-all
that has record of 2:16a, winner first
Minnehaha, first Saltwater, etc. This
speedy little wiggler has license to go
in any company; Ben Lambert, win
ner first Rochester and st. Paul in 2 rs
trot; Maud Archibald, Brick, Billie w,
Tarton Chief and many others.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
What is

Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregorc, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor Oil.
1t is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years by
Millions of Mothers CastOra destroys Worms and allays
feverishness Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhoa and Wind Collie CastOria relieves
teethng troubles constipation and fatulency.
CaStOria assimates the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tOria Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Thursday, the 18th, is Ladies' Day.
No charge of admittance to the fair
ones and a large attendance of the
gentle sex assures a most enjoyable
day.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
TAKE NnmIcE

We are in the market for good No. /
wheat. Bring samples and get our prices
before selling elsewhere.
III. w. STONE & Co.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

The following named drivers will
be in attendance as well as many 9TH
ers: Mike Cannon, Geo. w. Spear,
Warren Hartford, Mike Kelley, Maxey
Mathews, Bob Simmons, Jim Curl
and Luke Keefe.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
September Meeting-$2,O 900
in Purses !!

THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1891.
3:l5 trotting purse, $3.50.
$50 trotting-purse, $500.
Pony running, IA hands or under
purse, $50.
FRIDAY, SEPT. Is.
Free-forall pacing purse, $l5c--
$50 added to purse if 2:30 is beaten.
Novelty running S25 to ] mile
horse, S25 to ! mile horse, S25 to I
mile horse, S25 to mile horse.
2:25 trotting g-purse, $3.50.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 10.
800 trotting purse, $500.
2:4O trotting-purse, $500.
Free-for-all running purse, $50.
Free-for- all trotting g-purse, $500.
Reserved for specials, $500.
GEO. E. DARLING,
Sec. Morris Driving Pork Assn.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its
good effect upon their children"
DR.. G. c. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Mike Delahunt will pilot Lady Rob
today at Benson in the 2:40 trot.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Match Snrintinp Race.

Ernest Hall VS.. James Davis. Wag-
er, $25, Thursday, Sept. II, 1891. At
the Morris Driving Park.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

X x
While working Billie Igo out at
Benson Monday morning he collided
with horse coming the reYerse way
and was very badly Injured. Every,
one regrets the accident, for Billie is
great favorite. He is too fine a tenn
pered family horse to be kept ON the
track.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Secretary Darling was kept busy
until midnight Monday looking after
entries, letters and kilograms coming
from North and South Dakota, Wis
consin, Iowa, Manitoba, as we'll as
points in our own state; over
eighty entries. This is the only point
in Minnesota where there is a consol-
idation of four circuits. Morris is the
only town to get them all; we conflict
with no association.
The large money, $1,000 in purses,
has attracted the very best in the
west. The people of the county
should appreciate this grand event
and turn out by thousands each day.
At Independence, Iowa, a town of
1900 inhabitants, at a recent race
meeting, there were $4,000 people in
attendance in one day. Let everyone
in Stevens county drop their work,
at least one day, and make it the
grandest celebration ever known in
western Minnesota. The efforts put
out by the management deserve the
fullest success. Many other attrac-
tions are to be presented outside of
the races. On the two last days Prof.
Bissell, the fearless aeronaut, will
make balloon ascension, and from
height of two thousand feet, make a
most perilous leap from the clouds.
Lovers of the gallopers will be glad to
learn that there is large field of
bang-tails entered from east and west
and they can prepare to see in the
running our track records broken,
well as in the pacing and trotting.
Hurrah for our grand sporting carni-
val.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
Castoria.

Castoria.
"Castoria is so well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria,
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as regular
products, yet we are free to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won us to look with
favor upon it."
UNITED HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN C. SMITH, Pres,
1rray Street, New York City.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

"Castoria is the best remedy for children Of
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers viii consider the real
interest of their children, and use Castoria in
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their throats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. J. T. KNCHELoE,
CONWAY Ark
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

Lille Bros. start at Benson Bang
um and Twenty One.
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16

The Centaur Company, Murray Street. New City
Morris tribune., 1891-09-16
BARGAIN LIST.

We have n great many other tracts of land
on our books that we can sell at Low Prices
and on Easy Terms of Payment; but II we
should not have what you want when you
call, we can get it for you, and the price will
be as low as the lowest. Our prices are the
same to all callers. Contemplating purchas-
ers get the best possible prices and terms
from US.
you want Land, ball and see us.
II you have a friend who wants Land. send
him TO us, or send us his name and address,.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Amateur Baseball Notes.

| next Saturday at Ws-hAwkeu.
The Troy Juniors defeated the Belmont Athletic
Club team, BY SCORE Of IL toe.
The Stnnfords were victorious IN their game with
the Cornells. by SCORE Of 7tol.
The Acmss defeated the SaGanorss at Atlantic
Park. L. l.. on Sunday by score OF Is toe.
John MoorAne. of tS7 East Eighty. hrst street.
Nth y. Es:ni"S FO' nine AZ Prospect Park sasur-
The AlpInss would ike to hear from all nine.
West TWsny.aiIth street.
6aS a.
TSe IT,lnS JHScrs TSuId ht: % arsDS' f2T
Thomas J. Issry. lOJ RsnrS stSssi.
The Stamford Baseball Club would like to hear
Tom Tcas Brown. s % s Grand % :sTs.t. III aoSotsS A''-
The Young STARE gould like 70 hear from short:
.ad 2d 0Sa VAN. : '''r' Of
ieated senior class nine Of ~ohoo IL By score Of
hit Of Charles App obAuEh.
The yIdstts. ,s Of & the E!shth Ware would like 70
hsn5 ,I,. tloI H tue Myaa9ss;, % rsyeftsss Amtys Gs
o. .hs west side. Address John. Dow. ~ vs'tsi
q ne ss%s ysT: The batlsy sOIi Of Broan and
The ssmlnolsS. Of the Ssyoath Ward. dsfsatsd
the Wsstch.stsrs on sunday By . score Of -
Yi n.%HiS Ss and
%,siohsstois. q: ss:. Ian.iss q FsiiShS, o. the
~; SS: III. oGs
next sunday At Oinder PIt. They would like to
gen e. tFS: III soai
Brooklyn.
z; YoH1. ~ EssI.: ..., ors.qis:S ,es III:
The evening world., 1891-04-28

GOT coroner s,hp, = IN conm,, M,,v p,,.oo.
of u Roosevs,, s,rsst n the uon.s n, no,.,-
tion. He s,ated ,ha, shs vss an ,mnor, a n,
witness in the case.
"
' nnoo..S .oLiUh risp FAULT.
~" o'"e"' 'ue' '"e o'ooA'yu po"ee "e o'h-
hu,.va ,sa,',, WIN .ns a'.,oa ., ,ne New lors Au-
49,, S,-,e W 80 'a.'o W '.n" "a'y
=, saa ,na 49, 80 ~ sa,s s .eIuoou
80 '"e 'Han 49, "e' pe," ou '"e susp'o'oh
49,. ,ns.' "as ,ae '' ""'n' 'n' po'''
~, ra., w.
-. A 'a so' VI ". "A'A se'eia,
oay' ago anu nA'e oeen searching h'gnt and
The evening world., 1891-04-28
MER|DEA GOT The THIRD.
Kentucky Ban, a SIx-Year-OId,
Scored His First Vic.
tory To-Day.
ESPECIAL TO TIE EVENING WORLD,


GUrrENBURa RACE TRACK, April "a The
weather at Guttenburg to-day was all that
could be desired for racing. 1t was cool and
pleasant, and refreshing Dortnerly breeze
made every one feel In the best possible spirits.
The programme was an attractive one, and
the handicap. in which Badge and others were
to meet, was eagerly looked forward to as the
best race Of the day.
Judge Mutt arrived at the track to-day and
looks far from being o well man. He will
ofncate until the end OF the meeting.
The programme for the next seven days was
issued by Secretary whitehead to-day. The
feature Of Thursdays card will be TIE EVEN
ING WORLD Handicap at mile. The entries
closed to-day and It win probably be one Of the
best races OF the year.
The track to-day was In perfect condition.
The nrst race was the poorest on the pro-
Rramme and there was not much speculation
on the chances Of the nags entered. Eplh was
favorite. not because Of any speed no had
shown recently. but because Garrison had ths
mount. and IL u the fashion TO back crack
jockeys at Gattenburg. caasisy was slight
second choice over Extra, and Arizona had
some foliowera
The winner turned up in Kentuoiy Ban. q
six-yesr.old, who had never won o race be-
fore He won handily from Charley. Extra
was third; the favorite was never prominent
Keystone ran an exceedingly fast race. the
other day, and when Berasn was announced a.
the rider, rush was made 70 play MIN. He
was quickly backed down oil over the ring,
Young Duke was second choice shat was well
played.
Emma ]. was also played well. and Little
JAKE was said TO DO o good thing. Perlceh
won easily with Bergen lashing the fayorite
desperately 10 get up Judge Mitchell was
third six lengths away.
Meriden scared SIX OF the eleven entries out
Of the third race. Sne WAS = red-hot favorite.
hut Autoorat found many TO back bis chances,
Flam eau had . following, as did Lemon and
Dalsyrtan.
The favorite won easily from Autocrat and
in the I. stest time for the distance ever made
on the Guttenburg tracE Lemon was third.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
REPORTS.
Bear Traders Discounted In The Share
Trading To-Day.
Prices Stimulated Under Foreign
Buying Orders.
Jay Gould's Visit to Boston on Union
Pacific Matters--The Quotations.


The talent Al the stock Exchange yesterday,
agured that the beavy saiea for london ac-
,,.s ~ s,.s ...s,,.
oounh tue oon'nueu sreuR'a oi s'er'ps eA-
change, further shipments OF gold ana tho
likelihood of n ria. in the Bank of England
-. -, ,,..,,., ,,I,,. ,..,.... ~. -, 80
'a'e ot oiscoun' "ou'u oepress 'he iocai s'ooA
markell
The theory yaa correct for n time. and n
,s o,-s.,n,.,. ~. .aus..a 80 o,,ra.,s
'pe PfoieSsionsiS ha" eo'eieu 'neH oonfao'S
yesterday the turn would have been quite
prontabla They oyerataved their market.
s
however,
London was their nrBt disappointment. oper.
at6rs abroad having made n complete change
70
OF 'front.' senuing III large oTuers 70 Duy'
About this time block OF gold coin was en-
osoed for sbinpen, In Eurone- and thu hear.
kaseu 'o' oA'peA' w ."N ,
were encouraged TO contest the rise. AS usual,
they lost stock.
Tha r,so a., nr,,.s ,,,. nor,,,o ,va. 4, In
~ ~ p us ~
Jersey Central, In Louisvi,le and Nsshville
and Union Pacific aud a IN In the general
u.,
'is''
Jay Gould and sidney DILLON are In Boston
this morning. Mr.. Gould told Boston news-
an.r -. ,n,a thu, n. 80. ,h.r. for hi. n.a,,,
The evening world., 1891-04-28
SHALL HE BE HANGED7

judicial Inquiry Into the Degree
OF Hollinger's Confessed Wife
Murder.
Judges Knapp and Lippineott, In jersey City,
this afternoon are considering what degree OF
murder shall be determined on in the case Of
Edward w. Holliuger, alias Ellinger. the
negro who pleaded guilty OF killing his wife,
Arrii 8. a. sl7 Third street. Jersey City.
;,hen. ne vAens"on as o. = =moa,nger w We oonauo,ea
cases.
several witnesses were examined, and the
case 10 still on.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
THROWN OUT OF A WIRDOv'.
Although She Fell Three Stories
Mrs. Grindley Was Little Hurt

Victor Grindley threw his wife. L,u,se, az d
ihr'y-one years, from . rear window on the
third noor OF 90 Roosevelt street into the
courtyard below AZ l. 20 o'clock this alter.
noon.
Both had been drinking freelr, and their
debsuch resrnei In . violent controversy,
which the husb nd suddenly ended by picking
NJ his wife bodily and throwing her tnrongh
an open window.
Strange to say. the woman sustained only
severe oody bruises ana cut In the head.
The woman was sent 10 Chambers stree,
Hospital In an ambulance from the ouk street
station. The husband was locked up
The evening world., 1891-04-28
BENNING'S OPENING DAY.
LIntriguante Wins the First
Race in a Canter.
fs,rcIAL TO TIE xvxxrno svosrp. Z,

BsNNISos RACE TRACK, Apr1i eS Tho rae
ing began to-day under the most favorable
circumstances, and 1t far exceeded all expec-
taiiona The weather was deliQhtful and the
crowd wss the largest ever seen at track here
since the palmy days at Ivy City.
Mr.. Clarence Mcdowell presides % Judge,
while Jimmy Rowe handles the nag. Twenty
four bookies are doing bueiness, and wnen Al
Adler shouts In the ring, "They're all weighed
out,T It reminds the New York delegation OF
homo.
The Fields are almost too large to handle. and
ss there were twenty-seven horses In the
second race II was divided.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
choral societv,s concord.

The Choral Society of West New Brighton.
s l. gave grand and brilliant concert lass
night under the auspices OF the Apollo coTnet
Band, at the new school hall. G
Fred Lax gave nute solo; J. NJ. Cobb,
recitAtlons; Miss Carnline Prasse, Wollenhaupf
Bill iante BY Otto Hsckh. eU.
Miss PrAsse show q great skill In iechnIquO
and ex ression- Mes1rs. Denton and hrooka
received their share OF appliance, A al1o hr.
George and Mt. Lax. PROT. ATihnr q. Hast
ings WaA warmly praised Tor his able manage
meat Of the convert
The evening world., 1891-04-28
EIGHT YEARS FOR A BUNco MAN.

William Hudson Sentenced by Judge
Cowing for swindling.
william Hudson. one OF the bestknown
bunco steerers In this city, was sent to state
Prison to-day for eight years BY Judge Cowing
In the Court OF General Sessions.
The charge on which no was sentenced was
that Of sWindling Thomas Cleft, Of 50 Green
wich street, April 10 by the old game Of boE-
rowing money to pay bill and giving spur
ons check 20 security for the amount Of Sl0a.
returning to England.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FIRST RACE
FIR
Five furlongs.

After long delay at tho post they got away
70 good start with Benjamin, ballyhoo,
plntriguante and Belisarius most prominent.
Before they had run q furlong pIntriguante
took the lead and won In q canter BY two
Lengths from Miracle, VINO was nve lengths
before Onward. Time-1. X.
Second Race-Three-quariers OF q mile.-
Little Ella won, Noondayt second and Costa
Rica third. Time-L I'm.
The evening world., 1891-04-28


po,'ouy sno"eu fepo''e'h 'ue pilvneeeS Vi
M ,oom ~ '"e ''s'' ioque''eu ."e"'
aI' W ,rsve 'ne s"nou' 10 he "ou'u neeu '"e
Nv" ".' ."e .e'. Y, 'ne u"'.
apo." 'o' u'nk '.o ne"spspeF
u'eu ou' '"'o 'ue ''roo' uu' sa'u was a"So-
.Se, no.es, no oe''n.' '" sAs Mne'ner
~ 500 900 ~. ''a.o :" eoAue.'on WV"
.Se Heap. M.'ue,, auu u.oin'eu 'na'
80 "as no'uins n'" " s'' ou' !" ''SSsu "
'n' AAu. 80 ~.
DoA' oAhhih hno"H Io-honho".
ue Uo.y W o'u oai',e niowu' H"as 'uaAe.
.peA ne .e',m oi 'ne East iurer no.el
nnr,s, - po,,.,., % ~ S rs,s 'n' " i''""u 'o'
'.r..' 10 ~ o''o'' ue'u 'o-as''
ooA ~ .on'a'u.s ,ne 'ouy WIS o's.eu on
- 60 ,-' ""'o" 'ea'eo '"o "o.suo
~. na..s Is'Anu osely mo'a'us' a'onR WIN
the Morcue for nanosr hur,si
warden FaIab boveve, dec,asd ,n., 4,
would be best to keen the body At the Moroue
for tveutv-four nours longer. IN oa,. anv Of
the relatives of tho dead woman snop,d come
10 town and d.s,re to give 4, a decent bnrIa,.
ao ,he box vas o.rr,es marx IN the deas room
where II vii, rem ain until ,o.morrov morn,ng
II none of the saiem relatives are heard from
POEtOF0f
A RIRar oyP,or c,ur
shortiy,before Ia O'Clock Cant. wna,en, ex-
sup.rlntenden, OF the Barae once entered the
oak stres, atation and was olossted With Can,
yConnor.
,,a o,cloct he AGAIN smsrosa md va,t ad
oyer "a parry Row. vnus De,eo,ive MccIosvey
hD,r,,d nm, NJ the sta,,op ana .ro,,a N
Franklin SQUARE. vbers he met Detective Mul-
holland.
both hurried nm tho s,airs NJ the I, stat,on
ana ,ook a train for soutn F,rrv
Neither Cant. WhaIen nor Detse,,ve Nc
c,oskey vould ssy Anything 10 renor,.r, abon,
tina n.,prs NJ the ,ormsr,. v,s,,
Az ,vpopr,x- ,,,covv,
shor,,v .f,.r poon ,n.,. va,. ,,n,s ~, ,,sso-.
mvs,,r,ou. activity n, the o,r stree, s,,,,on"
Two vonng woman " no navs s,rssd, :, ognr.d
IN ,n,. ..s. .,a rno no w.,, 80. .a
the vater stree, rssor,, cana N IN, s,.,,on %.
gather ana vera adm,t,sd IN tho nr,vs,s rom,
of Cant o,Connor
rhey remained in the ,,a,,on sbou, sa,, a,
The evening world., 1891-04-28
MRS. M0RSE'S CASE PUT OFF.
The Yonkers Grooer's Suit Against
Commodore vanderbilt's Grand
daughter.
ESPECIAL TO 1ux EVENING WORLD,

ESPECIAL TO rHE EVENING woRLp.l
TARRYTowM n r., April ea The con-
tinued hearing before Referee J. F. Brennan,
Of Yonkers, In the suit OF Engelke d Co.,
grooers, OF this village, against MrA Sophia D.
Morse, the favorite granddaughter OF Commo-
dore Vanderbilt, for g, QUO worth OF groceries
supplied her and her daughter, Mrs. Grace
Minton, was set down for this afternoon IN the
once here OF 3. T. Lovatt, counsel for plaintiff.
Owing 70 the illness OF Mt. Lovatt the case
was adjourned until 10 O'Clock 4. 4. May 5.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Set a Train Running Away.

Sentence was suspended in Justice
ODonnell's Jersey City Court to-day in the
case Of Thomas and John Taggart, Daniel
Flynn and Peter German, four lads who
loosed the brake Oh train of cars standing
on the PennsylvaniR Railroad grade yester-
day afternoon to steal o short ride. The
cars got away and crashed into the depot,
imperilling many people.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FIRST RACE
Selling allowances; seven furionVs.

Joy nlly yJumped away In front auu made the
running for half mile, followed by Kentucky
Ban, Charley, Extra and Arizona.
At the far turn Joy nlly was beaten and
Kentucky Ban took up the running, leaning
into the stretch, q length anu half before
Extra, who was two before Joy nlly, with
Charley aud Enlis next.
Kentucky Ban staveI in the front to the end,
winning easily by two lenptns from Charley,
who beat Extra q length. 1ime-1.8iA.
Mutuels paid: Straight, $2L 20; place, $18. 20.
Charley paid So 20.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FITzSIMM0NS In CHICAGO.
He Gives a South Water Street Pug
a Taste OF Hard Hitting.
uPYCIAL TO THE EVENISo woRLp.I

UPy1AL TO THE EvESISo woRLp.I
CHICAGO, April rs AT the athletic enter
tainment at Battery d last night. Bob FitL-
simmons and Abe Cogle spared for two
rounds tamelJ. Fitz at nrst nddled and
played his man into confidence. Al the end
OF the round there was blood on the big Aus
uSiianS lip.
For t~o minutes OF the second round the
sparring was tame an the crowd grumbled.
Tnen COngle made . vicious swing at FltZsim-
mopS's head. II was stopped and straight one
In the stomach staggered the pride OF South
Wafer street. A strsiRht one sent him uown.
He arose in daIed condition. No sooner were
ConRls's hands up than FitE Was at him again.
and four more drives sent him down Agai :.
Herr tre police interiered. Had they not,
Congle would never have faced the music
again.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Selling allowances; SIX furlongA

.I Little Jake. Emma j., Judge MITCHELL Free
dom ana Perioles got away aud ran IN the
ORDER named for quarter Of mile.
Judge Mitchell then took second place FROM
Emma j., who droPped hack beaten, and
On the turn the order was the same ana
Little Jake was frst into the stretch. where ne
gult and Judge Mitchell shot TO the front fol-
lowed by Pericles and KinRatook.
The former passed the judge In the last six.
teenlh and took the lead winning easily by q
mead from Klngstock VINO beat Judge Mitchell
hx lengths. Time-l. l6A.
Mutuels paid: siraigdt SEA IS; place 50 S6.
kingstock paid s8 b.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Less Grip in Brooklyn.

"Grip" 10 losing it's hold in Brooklyn. as
shown by the report issued this morning.
There have been 577 deaths during tha past
week. or 120 less than the week previous.
and FL moro than during the correspond
ing week OF last year. Pneumonia deaths
numbered 173; bronchitis, 50; consump-
The evening world., 1891-04-28

- Fire Among the Spirits.
A nre In Frank aulato's, grocery store In tn o
basement Of 90 Mulberry street shortly before
l O'Clock this morning, burned mp through tho
| floor to AntoLio Russo's liquor store and
| caused 0 damage Of $3.50.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

10 the whip.
baJge responded gamely aud won In Q
pretty nnnn by hal q length from Text who
Tme-1. 49k.
:, Fifth Race - Six furionga. - Missive won,
hsrIisourg second ana Salisbury third. Time
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Many Seriously Consider Annex
alton

ESPECIAL CABLE TO TIE EVENING woRLp.I
LONDON. April 9s.-It Ia alleged that Sir
william wniteSAy, the NrWfoundlAnd Pre-
mier, has openly dec arsd THAT II all thinRs fAn
In the attempt to secure justice for NeWfound.
land the deputation rom that colony will re-
turn home ard seriously consider union vita
the United States.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Hsrris's Examination Adjourned.
The examination OF John Harris, jani,or Of
the Astor Fiat, In West One Hundred and
rwenty-eightn street, who 10 charged with
she murder Of his son. was, this morning, IN
the Harlem Police Court. adjourned until to.
morrow afternoon.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Funeral of Rev. DR.. william g. Smith

The funeral of Rev. DIR. william G.
Smith. who died last Friday OF tonsiiitia in
duced by grip. was held this morning from
the Bedford Street Methodist Episcopal
Church. Many ministers were in attend
ance. The body was taken to Poughkeep-
Onty. three years old, and was appoint ted n
minister by the New York Conferences 10
l843. 80
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Accidentally Shot Himself.

Thirteen-year-old Andrew Burns. Of No.
232 Mulberry street, accidentally shot him.
self in the head this morning while playing
with q loaded revolver. He received ucalp
wound which was attended to by the family
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Ninety Years Old and Lost.

Thomas Stewart, retired baker, ninety
years old, who says no lives somewhere on
Fulton avenue, BROOKLYN. was committed
at Jefferson Market this morning to await
the arrival of friends. He was found wan
derina about in the vicinity of the Christie
pher street ferry last night and appeared to
be lost.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Locked Up for Burglary.

Burglary and the larceny Of $40 worth Of
clothes wss the charge preferred against
Robert Dale At Essex Market to-day by John
Cahill,-of No. 90 jackson street. Gale was
held for trial
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Distinguished VoyaRers on the Spree.
On the North German Lloyd steamship Spree,
which sailed to-day, were jesse l.. Seligman,
the banker; Baron and Baroness Koppman,
Mr.. A. j. Drexel and Col and Mrh u. n.
Hecht 81.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Enjoined by Church Street Booth
Owners.

The owners Of the booths used for liquor
saloons and restaurant on the we ct side Of
Church street, between Cortlandt and Lib
be built prinoip ally upon the street, have
obtained TEN porary Injunction restrain
ing Commissioner Gilroy from removing
the encroachinR structures.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Columbia Libelled for S15, 900.
Charles II. Byer and others, owners Of the
lighter Nestor, to-day fied In the United States
District Court, q libel for si5, 100 damage
against the steam elevator Columbia, Whicl
sunk the Nestor In collision April %.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Grips Death Rate Decreasing.
The Bureau o; Vital Statistics reports $50
deaths in this city in the swenty-four hours
ending at noon to-day. OF these nine we're
from grip complications. Tho police sick
list contains l22 names.