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The evening world., 1891-03-26
BROADWAY TORN Up AGAIN.
Work Begun in Earnest to Make Way
for the Cable Tracks.

The worn Of removing underground obstruc-
tions preliminary to the laying OF the Broad
way cable was resumed to-day by Contractor
John d. Grim Minis
Engineer George W. McNuity had 100 men
engaged this morning In completing the ex-
cavations which were begun during the night,
simultaneously, at four different poiats along
the line.
Broadways pavement is now torn M at Ex-
Change Face, between Liberty and Cortlandt
streets, and at Thirty fourth and Fifsy-fourth
streets Most OF the worR consists OF remov-
ing, replacing or lowering gas AID water
mains, whose present location will interfere
with the construction OF the new cable roads
conduits or pulleS-pits.
This work was begun last September on
lower Broadway. Dut within = month frost In
teriered and no opportonEy has presented IL
self until now for continuing the work.
Dutins the Winter temporary pavements
covered up the excavations already made.
These were taken up again to-day and the side
tracks laid last Fall on lower Broadway were
agaia called into use for the passage OF cars
during the progress OF the excavations.
The work at Exchange Place consists rrin-
cioally Of completing last Fails operations
tween Liberty and CorllIndt streets, work
men are taking up twen,y-inca and six
inch main. which wiz be replaced bv twenty
four-inch main, TO be laid nearer the curu, in-
aide the s!xieen-inon main, which does not
ueed to be disturbed.
The 20.uch main mas been replaced as far as
Liberty street, aud tie work will be contnued
10 Ann street.
Above thus point the main will not interfere
with ihe cable conduit, INT al all the crots
streets are mvriads Of distractions to be re-
moved or loweren.
AT the junction Of Broadway, Sixth avenue
and Thirty-fourth street to-nay workmen are
engas cd in the herculean task OF lowering aud
changing the COURSE of many conflicting and
intersectIng gas mains anu electric conduits.
At F1lIy-fOurth street the old water main
is being removed. and replaced with new
one nearer the curb.
All tbs work is preliminary and must be ac-
com plished ou Seventh avenue, from Fifty
ninth street TO Forty fourth street, aud thence
on Broadway TO the Bsttery before the real
work bsgins OF constructing the conduit for
the cabes.
II is big undertaking. as in many places
solid rock must bn excavated, In Ad-
dition to removing mechanical obstruc-
tions. Contractor CrImmins is confident.
however, and Col. Daniel s. Lamont insists
that cable cars will ne running on Broadway
by the nrat OF September.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
WILL SHERMAN Be INDICTED ?
The Washington Banks President
in Peril and Silver in Hiding.

Although there 10 some talk among the d!reo-
tors Of u scheme to rehabirtate the Washington
National Bank, which appears to have been
wrecked by the remarkable generosity shown
by President Evan q. Sherman towards his
friend. John $. silver, the project has not yet
taken any dehni:e shape.
Examiner Hepburn has transmitted to his
superior, Comptroller OF Currency Edward s.
Lscey, AT washington. o preliminary report
as to the banE's condition ana describing the
peculiar business ms,hois OF the President in
his relations with Mr.. SILVER, VINO ID the prin-
clpsl debtor OF the institution.
II is estimated that SILVER owes the bank
about s63. OOO while Lis Indebtedness 20 the
American Loan and trust Company Is said 10
be In the highborhood Of slTs, co.,
Tie bank examiners think he use both the
bank and the iru,t company 10 carry on MS ex-
tensive financial schemes In the same way, for
it has been discovered that he 'kited" checks
and drafts through both institutions, using one
10 assist hun Ia hts dealing1 with the other.
Mr., SILVER could not 10 found NJ hii Utilce In
the Boreel BUILDING tnis morning aud has sue
ce ded up 10 The present time in keeping h.s
movements secret
His attorney, Mr.. BIiga', claims tht he Is
engaged IA tTVlnk 10 Ghlbb liOuVy W Ilc'N
obligation. Doth 10 IN Na'hington Bank AUD
the Trust Company, bat the 0InCtrS Of the
bank say they have Heen noIhinR Ol MN.
The question " nicn IL now OeIna discussed
IL whether criminal proceedings VIII oe lnsti-
tuled ArainBt the President OF the washington
National Bank, and hia friend silver. II ID
sal lnut the former s liable under the Sational
Banking act to n nne oi 50 ,oOJ anu impisou-
meut, or Uoih, which provides lhat :hls pen
Rlly snail b. imposed urOn IL lank onlcrr VINO
certineB cheek uuleBs tue money n on u. post
IN mt ct n, nr who receives 'anS nclltlon' uO-
ngatlon direct or collstsrai 10 eTade ms pro-
vision.
Inc officers of the bank, who nre repre-. ented
by Mr. IllghmaD, de clare mat shey hDNe not
zen any niepS towards sue . prosecution,
and say ID 4 " any acton OF This Sini 10 taSrn,
II will probably Or Institute bI tAe comptroller
Of The Currency, base d upon the reports OF E6-
aminer Hepburn. 60, -,
Alto Ghice of tho I'm I'D States District
Auorney nUthiug coull he learned lhh mora
lug ~ regard 10 u pi ospectivc prosecution, an'i
inc officers showed great rstIGrnce Whtn Iaes-
lion a IN r, gaTu to tre matter. lbe Hrdni
ufy WI not meet until uext MOntlay' "hen
n /, nossibl" Inct the case VIII he lhl be1ore
tnem, Meanwhile. Bhuu d rLy compl ilni 10
mace either ~ Iue Washington auin"Tiiles or
Inc na IE officials mere n wLlr"nt hllghi be
i,sued nv INT ed States Comni hldner Snelh'.
A ,ue.Iin. OI Ia, directors OF the Hshln2ton
Rank mas been rnl.ed hr ihlf afternhOi, al
wh en- A. A. Thought the question OF hHElrR nv
the ImnairuIr nj OF the bank's cap'thl ana lh-
adyi,nbI ~ OF continuing Ihe huslneas VIII be
discussed.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
The Frustrating Shocks

OF mAl1riAl ever not to be oounterScted by out
niue with any degree Of certainty. tor any length
,fumo. The eradication and prev ,ntion of diseases
of miASruItie typo are however. ssoortsincd pos
shlhtIsS. Long eIpsrt noe hSS shown that there 10
infinitely preventive efficacy in the hnS botanic
medicine, HostStter's Stomach Bttsrs. than in the
aikAlo!ds. druEs and pOiSonS which we're formerly
the only recognized means OF removing ami Antiei-
pAting attacks OF fever and AEue and bilious remit
tent. Nhin this system has been depleted by peril
odieGlIy recurring pAroEySms this agreeable raStOrA
tive rsnswS the fund Of energy. Gnd m not only
positive specific. but repairs the dImsE" TO the
general health Inflicted ny all fsbrils complaints par
TAX nR VI the LnAlAriAl character.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Politics In Brief.

The President told ex-Gov. Beaver. OF Penn
sylvania, that he would not appoint the new
Circuit Court Judges before DECEMBER.
Senator Edmunds denes tina, he Ia 10 resign
from he Senate and accept United states
Judge'niP
Leading Massachusetts farmers discourage
the attempt of Senator Kyle and Congressma an
SimI son to esIablish the Alliance IN New Eng
land.
An orguniZanon Of colored men, called the
Interstate Civil and Political Rights Association
has issued an address calling upon each negro
voter to refuse to vote for any candidate VINO
is not known 10 be q irienu TO the race.
The JOINT Committee Of the California Legis-
lature has reported that was unable to nnd
any evidence that money had been improperly
used 10 the Se1ai oriai contest that ended " .th
the election Of MIR. FeIton.
The Convention OF the Mass ch usetts League
OF Republican Climbs, neld st Boston. was adj
dressed by Mr.. Mckinley ana John NJ. Thurson.
The National Association OF Democratic
Clues has issuel u c.rrul.r addressed To Demo-
craic clubs throughout the United States, IN
vItlpg Them TO appropriately celebrate the an
hVersary OF the birthday OF Thomas Jefferson
on Thurs lay, Aprii2 :.
Gen. Mshone and John NJ. Langslon have
settled their differences. anl Will hereafter
work in harmony among virginia Repu olicana.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
WON BY Pf11|COAT P|cKETs.
Billor's Striking Cigarette Girls
Score a Strong Point.

=, = :,
Three men, an old woman, young girl and
n how com prise the full working force to-day
pu,or,, .,...o,,a ,.,,orv ,-aa EYra,
." % Dh'oAs SasSae"' 'e''o''' N
avenue. In times OF peace Manufacturer
Biuor bsa n pbalanx of over nifty Girls, all
-, a., "a. ,o,o,,tna nj, h,,
eApetu' ou' Jus' no" '"e ien''"'"e nA'i nun-
dred are out on strike
Itia the name old storr-a nyht arainat re-
- ,.S -. - a.. a.,
uuc'lon oi "AHes' ihree "eeAs ASo 'uo n'e'
outbreak began.
R,llor. who mad. he aava been having his
=, a, - ,-,1.
iolers Sh =" u 'housanu' inioIlneu u" ne'p 'uA'
he could only pay 81. 10 q thousand. The nifty
cir,s .,ruck md aidad and encourao ed bV
49," -, ~ - wo-,.,0a .,o,,.o,.
hl'ss Aue 'Au hs'ou' VI '"o ""AAuh "ohen
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WHERE Are HILLS SISTERS? I?
Wanted to Identify Their Brothers
Body and Inherit His Property.

THOMAS HILL, HALTER, of Yorkars. n. Y.
formerly of Ne Yotk cry. about 81 years OF age.
stout Lulld, dark complexion, weight about two
hundred pounds. was kiJsl the 2ith inst. In
!ormAtinn wanted ut his si~t-rs supposed to reside
III Nv YORK city Addre $ Vim. II Veitch. under
tak,r, onkers. NY.
The above advertisement appearedin in M orI-
ing paper. The correspondent OF THE EVEN
ISG WORLD at Yonkers tslegraphs in regard 10
II as follows:
YoSKERs, N. Y, March &c Thomas hin,
whose body wGs brou h, TO Yonkers Tuesddy
night by Under'aser veitcn, was fOunt lying
beside the New York Cen..a. and HudIou
River Railroad track near Spuyteu Duyvl,
Tuesday morning. with his head severed from
the boiy ana the trunk horribly cut and
man led.
TIE man WIS of a moody, morose nature,
and It is thought that he might have committed
suicide. His ia her and mother botn met wi n
VOL. nj deaths.
Hill Was tmploye IN hat factory here. and
leaves considerable pr perty. lie has married
sisters IN New York, whose n"mes are TO,
known, and undertaken Neitch Will hold the
body for few days IN the hope that they may
hear OF their Lrotaei's death.
liiIi WAS OF German extraction. unmarried,
and boarded win Alderman John Schlobohm.
on Dock street, YonEers
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Anairs at Albany.

The Senate yesterday passed the Vedder
Direct Inheritance Tax nil, 40 amended a. TO
make toe limit OF taNADe inheritance SO, 400
instead Of S., 900. The lax Is Ia be per Geut.,
whic must be dver'ed 10 the state from all
inGerilaGces reaching or exceeding tue amount
namen.
Ass-mblyman Connolly got his iii through
the lower House We. ter lay IN substitute new
Bo nd Of I've mtmuer, for the rrpseni boards
Of NTte Assessors AMI OF Equ liEatlon aud
Taxation.
The senate yessed Mr.. Fasse IS New YORK
Custom House as Iwliug Green site btll, MIR.
Peek hn tnrnlduiGV hnaruIng-hOu>e keepers
To- use Oleomargariue instead OF ruuer, "nd
Nit. Alearn's New York Disir CT Court Jury
TTlals DllI
The evening world., 1891-03-26
CHARGED WITH A MURDER.
luan Corzeloz Arrested on the
Steamship Utstein.

United States Deputy Marshal Bernhard
'nis morning arrested on the banaua Steam-
sn'p u'stein, arrived to-day Juan Lator Cor
-siOL, wanted In Cuba Tor murder. lie
was committed by Commissioner Osborne to
await extrad ton.
co'zeloz is charged with the murder OF a
Noman named CeleXla Nj son, VINO iiVed In
'ul'ge near Bsracos. CUBA. she was found
murdered on the morning OF Marcn II. anu her
neged murderer. AZ The authorities learned.
~ BAraeoa on the Havana steamship few
days later.
"hen The DeIutJ N trshl boarded the vessel
sna i'qu'red Ior his man all aboard declared
NN 'heTe was no Auoa passenger on the YES
~ H1 lhen hogan a search, and nndihg
N%aeluL In the cabin produced his hanlcuus
u, Ie l"lIpw RAseriri MAT ms name WAS J"seEh
A. ", hht wh' II n Cuban sailor was brought TO
Interpreter. Cor1sh1 br he down, nd-
Iis fea hls msnnIy and began TemUllnE Ike
I'M I've details OF The killing Of the woman are
1,yl lnoWn, hut n Is surmis-d that the pair
~ lovers lovers and that Jealousy was the cause Of
The evening world., 1891-03-26
STOLE HALF HER PRETTY HAIR.
Now Maggie DOrr Has to Sacrifice the
Rest for Symmetry.
!" Jack the Shearer's Third Victim
In This City.

Girls who glory in the possession Of long,
Rlossy, pretty hair are In q state OF cons,er-
nation to-day over the resumption Of oper-
atoms by "Jsck the Shearer" on this side Of
East River.
His last victim Is Miss Maggie Dorr, of 3.s
East Thrty-nfth street. Maggie Dorr and Ida
Fletcher, OF $50 Second avenue, are two as
pretty girls as one might wish to see. They
are eighteen years old, respectively, and Just
rounding into beautiful womsnhood.
Miss Ida has a wealth Of naxen hair, and
Miss Maggie did have, TIL last evening, an
abundance Of soft, nu,-brown hair.
1t hung nesrly to her waist when uncon-
nned. Last evening she had braided her hair,
and II was iooped Oh q shapely nest alter the
style Of Mr+ LanRtry, and confined by q bit Of
brown ribbon.
Like nearly everybody else In New YORK,
these two misses went to see tho great Barnum
parade.
Al &. 81 O'Clock they stood In front Of Daly's
Theatre watching the parade. After the steam
calliope had passed and the crowd began to
disperse the young ladies paused to watch the
pretty young man Tul moiasses candy in the
candy store near BY. After moment Miss
my nur ieels as II H"as coming down'
"h' you VA III ias7 ferhapS nave iost tue
riopon''
"Ohl" exclaimed her companion, in a hor-
rined tone, ''hagsie. some one has cut your
hair halt awayl"
True enough, while the girls had been watch
ing the parade, Jack the Srearer" had be
doing his contemplate work. and nearly half
nj Nayc,a no,rs ,s,vv ,roIJ no, h.or cu, IL,
"ea'' u'1'u no. o.o" WV ''
twain, ABOUT 1Our lnches from ner heac.
The Young ladies' had intended attending n
nr.,,r oo,,, -, A.. u.u,,a ,,.,,,.,,
~ N'n' Dsnous 4"au'''i
square MISSION. In Third avenue, between
Thirty. second and Thirty-thIrd streetsL and
,,,,,or ,,,, ,.,,o,o, ..,-,,,.,.-.
"s' 'e' "sens'' "'' 'eHio eo"is w"
the cheeks OF Miss Dorr. At Mrs. Ballou's
suppes;ion the girls epaired TO the Thirty ftb
-, -. .,a,,a , ,.. =,
suee' po'iee S'a''oh anu repot'eu '"e rape vi
the lock, but as neither Of the girls had seen
the handler of the aheara or felt his prese co.
-. -. - -, '
there Is htue nope tua' Tue miscfeAHt VIII DC
caught.
saven l,t,ie scbooio,rls n, Rroor,vn uerp
-
foooeu OF the'r hhlr oy the unknown "recn
who was given the name OF Jack the
shearer ,. hp, h,a n, ara,,ous seemed IN bavp
' Du' "'' e'1'' ,> w "'
come 10 SUDDEN stop Two weeks ago
Tne object OF the shearer SCENE TO De gain,
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Clubbed Nearly to Death.

Charles W i.sman. OF 2'2o Third avenue is
locked up In the One Hundred and Twenty
sixth street police station awaiting the result
OF injuries to Patrick Ia ian, Of Third avenue
and One hundred and Tenth street. whom he
Is charged with having Lit on the head with
CLUB duriog u quarre. last night In front OF
WieSmans residenct. 1t In feared that Eegan's
skull 10 fractured.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
PROMINENT MEN GONE.
Brave Fireman Mount, Col. Avery,
and DR.. Harvev Cav Are Dead.

Brave Fireman Mount. Col. Avery,
and DR.. Harvey Gay Are Dead.
Tue dea:h OF Jane. II. Mount, brother Of
Police Capt. Mount, was reported to-day. He
was brave member Of the old Volunteer FIRE
Depar ment, and rescued four women from a
nre at 50 Bowery on March II, 1889. He died
NJ 20 Eas, E,gh'y-sxtn street yesterday.
Col Jonn W. Avery, who commanded the
Eighth Regiment or Washington Grays durin q
the war. will Ie buried Tomorrow from his
home, III Hooper street, Brooklyn, where he
dit yesterday.
DR.. Harvey 5. Gay. the vel known physI-
clan, lied at his home, - West Twelfth street,
yesterday.
Augustus II. Powell. who died yesterday at
I2 West Fortieth street, was the father OF DIR.
Seneca u. Powell. anu well known South
eruer. He served IN the Confederate army
and was memuer OF the 1878 Missouri Legis-
lRture.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Hiph and Low Falls.

Patrick Brennan, OF so King strees, while At
work on the new building at Seventh street
and the Boulevard this morning fell from the
nth story 70 the basement anu sustained seri-
Gus injuries. lie wss sent TO the Roosevelt
Hospital. where James Connalty was also
taken, suffering from injuries received by
failing from his truck NJ Seventy seventh
street, near West End avenue.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Pia ncman Chickering'S Funeral.
Bishop otter and DR.. Huntington conducted
funeral services at 5 Fifth avenue to-day over
the body OF Charles +. Chicketing, President
Of the Chickering Piano Company. The body
was taken to Mount Auburn.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
A Pleanin1 Sense

OF health and strength renewed and OF ease
and comfort follows the use of svRUP or Figs.
as 1t acts In harmony WitA nature 10 snseIuAily
cleanse the system WHOM coSuve or bilious.
druERlsLS. -
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Ample Payment.

small Man-Ilow iS II you get tickets to all
the best theatres without paying for Ihemf
Big Man-PayIng for themT ] pay for them
ten mes over. About every week some
manager yanks M" uown the hay for egnt or
ten hours, IN beAAtly 10y, 10 welcome
foreign actEeS1.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Two Cases OF Contagious Disease.
Jacob and Isaac Niemsn. aged respectively
six and four year,. were to-day removed from
q house on G,uveyneur sii eet to Willard Parker
Hospital. suffering from scarlet lever and
diphlherta. eel.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Bosert's Reappointment Urged.
Mayor Grant has received q numerously
signed petition asking for the resppointment
Of John N. Bogert, OF typographical Union
No. Q, whoae term M Sealer OF weights and
Measures expires May /.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
She Must Explain About the Fire.

She Must Explain About the Fire.
WheL Margaret G!sndon, who was carried
out OF the burning apartments Gt 81 West
Thirty.s'xth street. yesterday, insensible, and
who was afterwards held for inioxicStion. was
brought into tre jefferson Market Court to-
day. the Fire Marsh, Esked that sne be held.
peuding an investigation inlo the causes Of the
nrr. A broken lamp was found near the place
wnere the WomAu was lying when discovered
And rescued.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Three Alleged Pickpockets Held.
George Rnl. Nathan Miller and Joseph
Green, who were arrested an pickpocEets
during the Barnum parade last night, were
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Children Started the Blaze.
Children playing with matches started Ore
this morning IN the rooms Of Morris schwartz,
at 1855 Attorney street.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
DR.. Crosbv In Sinking.

The policeman on duty at the house OF the
Rev. DR.. Howard Crosby said this morning
that there was no Improvement in the patient'S
condition. lie was slowly sinking. but resting
easily.
No visitors are admitted to the house. The
policeman answers all inquiries.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Fair. Warmer To-Morrow.

WASHINGTON, DC,
March 20. - Weather
Hldtcd ttonS.
For Eastern NetD
Fork: GeITrrHp hair;
10 arm er FRIDAY;
northwest trisds.
Tue followingrecord
shows the changes IN
tho temperature Tor
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Lat the Fire and Herself.

While Barbara Schieicher, young domestic
in the family OF Alfred s. seers, sN East
Eighteenth street. was lighting IRE in fur
mace at O'Clock this morning her dress caught
nre and she was badlv burned about the body.
She was taken TO Bellevue Hospital
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Mus, Take In Their Red Flag.

Must Take In Their Red Flag.
Supreme Court Judge Barrett has granted
W. Jennings Demorest's application for an
order to compel the Metzzens TO cease ihelr
auction business In the building 90 East Four
teentn sire et. as the premises were not et lor
that purpose.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Annie Whiting Cremated To-Day.
The body OF Annie Whiting, tue trained nurse
who CO .nmitted suicide by taking prussic acid,
q few Gays ago, near the Fresh Pond Crema-
tory, viii be inclneraied this afternoon, as she
requested In q letter written shortly before she
dial.
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hours, IN comparison with the correspond
iER date Of last year. as Indicated by the thrr-
mometer NJ Peny's rhermacy:
1890 1891. 1890 1891.
IA. h.... ~ - pa. u N,.. oJ -
%. NJ. n IL N ....... 81 ~
Average temperature Ior corresponding date last
year. sol
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FLAMES BURST OUT AGAIN.

Another Fire in the Ruins OF Garri-
gan's Stable This Morning.
Al . 80 tnis morning DANES broke out again
In the ruins Of GArrlgan's stable At sl7 West
Plnv-.hird street, where there was an exciting
ire last n'pht, calling for three ularms.
Lttla additional damage was done. Mr..
G rrlpun total lOas 10 IS, 900. Two horses were
Killed IN the blaze.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Babv Caught Fire from the Stove.
Tnree-year-old Barbara Walsh Of II Law
renee street, Manhattanville, was badly burned
sbout the hody tals morninv by her clothing
csIrning nre from the stove. the was re-
moyed 10 The Manhattan Hospital.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

City Observance OF Good Friday.
Mayor Grant mas signed the resolution OF the
Board Of Aldermen providing for tn" observ-
auce OF Good Friday rs holiday by such city
departments AZ can be closed.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Keenan, May Be Police Justice.
Ex-County Clerk Patrick Keenan,, Tammany
Hail leader In the Twelfth District, 1t is now
said, 10 slated for one OF the vacant Police
Justceshlps His friends say that he can have
ether n justiceship or a Police Commissioners
ship. ana that he prefers being called
"Judpe."
The evening world., 1891-03-26
CITY news 1ERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap.
penings About Town.
Chronicles Briefly Drawn from Note
Book and Docket.
He Is Nopody's Baby Boy.

H6 IB Nobody'B Bhby BOY.
There is an unclaimed boy baby ten days old
at Police Headquarters The infant was
found last evening In the h all at 4Sutton place.
The evening world., 1891-03-26

Thinks His Boy Was Abducted.
Ten.yaAr-old Georeie Wsndllna " missing
from his home, 6lG Tenth avenue, aud MS
iaInrr believes he was abducted
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Fifteen Years Old and Drunk.

Fifeen-ye old John Hooks, OF 2l9 Canal
street, IL In Cnambers Street Hospital suffering
from the effects Of liqnor, which. he said when
found last evening at Baxter and Canal streets,
lad been given him by q woman In Baxter
street.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
Great Crowd of Immiprants.

Great Crowd OF Immigrants.
The Barge ONCE was overcrowded with i'm
migrants this morning, 1905 having been
landed by the CaledoniHn, the =. Caland, the
Sc0nlia aud the Spaarndam from Italy and
Germany.
The evening world., 1891-03-26
DOCTORS
MCCOY, WILDMAN and BLAIR

jFast 42d street, nesr Grand Central Depot
90 18th ave. near l4th ST.. and Broadway cor 4th
st., New York, snd 81 Montague street, Brooklyn,
where all durable are trekted with success II
JON live at distance write TOR symptom blank,
10 ii A. NJ, = to 4 p. H.. to p. NJ. daily. Sun
days, 8 to II A. Nj. and to 4 p. NJ
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Clothing from the Late Fire!
Clothing from the Late Fire

5000 600 worth of fne clothing. aAved from the
sAls,rooms, No. l25 EiseckeI corner OF Wooster.
W. p'Ao" on sale at No. l25 BioeeGsI 81, sSon,
from the late FIRE. part Of which being only
slizhty damaged by water and smoke This stock
con.i, ,ng OF Mons, Youths Boys and Childrsn's
Clothing, will be sAenhcsd at one-third of manu-
fAc'uTvr's cost,
These goods must be turned into cash. Every
gArn sold for cash at private sale, among which
will bee tonni l,oJb pair tAssimerr PApts at ~
cents, l. 500 pslr hne Cashmere Pants At Sl,a5,
$50 Mems BusiursS SUITS lchoice o. - era VSt-
trrusl a. 81 ~, aunthcT lot ut $50 Mems Fine
Dress suits tSi - huiug saved ,rs, thAn 400
Mems Ani Nouth'- Fms Bl'rk CorE-.F"N Dr's'
suns wi sell At 81 80, slso g. 800 rItlA hnr a.
sottrd ~punS SUIT ~ Sl2 iu uuAdr =" sc.i Tor
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