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The evening world., 1891-04-28
Saved FROM THE FLAMES
A Woman and Two Children Res.
cued from a Blazing Room.

Fire In the apartments OF Simon Greenberg,
o cigar maker, on the top noor OF the tenement
3sH stanton street, early this morning caused
considerable excitement and GreenberR's wife
Rosa and their two children had narrow es-
cape from death.
Greenberg got up at 8. 30 this morning aud
III an oil stove to make his breakfast. While
he was Id the grocery store downstairs the
wind blew the curtain against the oil stove aud
the curtain blazed up and set nre to baby
carriage.
Mrs GreenberR was awakened by the crack
ling nre and picked up her children and made
for the door. She could not omen It. The
names were right behind her and she screamed
for help az loud as she could.
Leon Wasserman, who lives In the house,
was gong down stairs. lie heard her Grief
and pushing open tho door, dragged Mrs
Greenberg and her children out into the hall.
The other occupants OF the house were nov
aroused, and amid much excitement the mel
formed a bucket brigade and put out the nr,
before Groenberg returned from the grocery.
The damage was only S2a.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
BIG FIRE IN PERTH AMBOY.
Half q Dozen Houses and q Biz Stable
Burned This Morning.
Nineteen Valuable Horses Perish
An Aged Lady's Narrow Escape.

PERTH AMBoY, N. j., April 2S. the mos,
| DISASTROUS IRE that has visited this city In
many years broke out about 2 30 O'Clock this
morning In RedbridRes livery stables. In the
| centre OF the block bounded by Smith. Rector,
| High and Market streeth Nineteen horses,
| two OF which are valued at 81, 900 each, and
| Que COW perished 10 the namea Pro- erty TO
| the value OF more than $50, 900 was destroyed.
Mrs Mitchell, an aged invalid, who resided
| in a cottage on Rector street, was rescued just
| in time to save her life.
Several families were burned out, losing
| nearly all their household effects.
| The stables where the blaze Was nrst dis
| covered were nearly new. A sur southeast
| breeze was blowing at the time, which carried
the names to the row OF frame buildlngs on
Smith street. one OF them Contractor Red
bridges residence. Adjoining this was "The
Wigwam, the frat moor Of which was occu-
pied by Alex. seguine's saloon and billiard
| parlors.
Tho water supply was wretchody ihade-
quate, ana the flames, fanneI by the breeze,
| were carried to the frame buildings on smith,
| one of The main streets, and ignited three
| buildings, all Of which were consumed or
damaged beyond repair. At the height OF
| the blaze It looked a. though the entire block
ana the Middlesex County Bank building. on
the corner of Smith and Rector streets, would
have 10 20. The nremen confined the blaze to
the clamp Of buildings, four In number, 'front.'
ing on Smith street.
| The streets In The vicinity OF the nre were
nlled with furniture and household eiIects,
hastily removed from residences sufficiently
near to he In danger.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
NOW FOR INVESTIGATIONS.
The Assembly Appoints Six Com
mittees of Seven Members Each.
IsrrcIAt TO THr EVENING vontn,,

tsfFciAL TO THE EVENING woRLp.l
ALBANY, Aprn " --AS the kepu blican Senate
has been insisting on It's right TO investigate
the management OF the canals, and
In dolnR 30 has OccGIioned dead
lock which has tied up most OF the
Assembly measures aud prevented their pas
sage, that Democratic body to-day took action
OF retalatory sort by appointing six special
committees TO investigate where the InVesliga-
lion win do the Republican party OF The
state the most harm.
The committees consiat each OF seven mem.
bers-the came membership AZ that OF the reg
ular Senate Committeeman they are 10 In
yesuEa,e Is follows:
FirsI-The County Clerks who receive fees
instead OF salaries.
Second The administration OF municipalities
throughout tho state. a job not tnoroughly
done hy tue Fasseu Committee, which simply
sought the defeat OF lammany Hall In New
YORK Guy.
New lork ana the administration Of Quaran-
tine afiairs In that port.
Fourth-PrimAriea and conventions, with
view 10 showing that some Republican
nominations have Deeu bought
Flfth--The elections OF United States Sena.
tors In 1881, 1875 and 1859 ana the charges IN al
doodle Was used 10 purchase the VoIeS OF Leg.
islatoTs.
Sxth-The canals and their management.
These resolutions were adopted by Demo
cratic votes without debate, and the only
thing the Republican leaders could sa,
was on the roll call. wRen they declared
that the Democrats were stultiiyinR Inem
selves by ob1ectng TO the Senate Investigation
Committee on account OF expense aud tneI
voting for six expensive Assembly committees
OF the same sort.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Struggling Up Life's Rugged Hill

With youth visoF. ambition and ndomitsbls
will to help u.s. is no such ETsvOus matter but tot
tsrinE down again, afflicted by the ailments which
beset old age backs bent with lumbaEo, our
elastic muscles aud joints stn and pAiaiul. is a
Woiul piece OF business. For the inhrmltIes which
the decline OF life too often bIingN Hoststters
Stomach BIttsrs S beueheent source OF relief q
mitigating solsos always TO be depended upon. No
regulating tonic evolved by botanic medical dis
coVer Is 50 well calculated. 80 thoroughly able but
without undue stImulAtiVo effect. TO help the aged
the delicate aud the oonVslesoeut-to rosuscitAts
the vitality Of frame which time and phy steal de.
cline have ImpSired sS this. Kidney aud bladder
wasAness and disorder. oostiVsnssa. mAlArtAl com
plAinta dyspepsia And rheumatism are Among the
bodily Atotlens which this sterling rooupsrsnt and
regulator OVefoOmss.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

S2 oh, wad some power the Rifte ne nc
lGO To soc oursel's as ithsrs see us!"
The WORLD is such power to-day
Mans inmost thoughts IL can portray.
l09 hroass %onHp s'ppSl Sn,.ss q
fS1 4IS ast @cn,hs 1889 SSs'h lao olS9 SS
100 "A business with an INCOME at it's heels"
veals.
1H1 ourselves are to ourselves the cause Of
We may be independent II We will"
By advert sing steady. day by day.
Within TIE WORLD large profits Il will
pay.
100 The latest news from Washington,
i OH All speeches bills, debates,
rTF WIZ SGnns Rn,s Irc% other sIsss s.s s.
100 'The man who ny his labor gets
Ioo N.Iir ~, STsSS bis Wn IN ,nd.PsWgdeps state" "a
For from 1t he his wealth can date.
1874 9psii:y and quantity oqmS!nsd ., ~ v7s9 794
1890; 1880. 7O2, $40.
lax You may "bs sure you're right" when
Luz yon place your advertisement in TM
Ice They're after me- they're after mol"
LOU The New York WORLD can say with gles;
Because the rest 1t does excell.
1H7 Have you yacht for sale!
u
The WORLD ads will avail
lfyou desire to try one.
100 The WORLD is bright lexicon, with no
lOo such word as fail.
100 In inform stion of exclusive class
LOO You'll lind The WORLD ahead Of all its
rivals;
From National events that come to pass :,
To BIooSlyp and New York "ho''
1Hn Truth is the highest thing that mon
ltV may keep" WORLD Wants are The
best things that mon mako use Of.
l. WORLDS circulated in 1884 daily;
316, 036 in 1880.
17S Fortune t.vors those who use WORLD
q Wants"
1HO WASTE not: want not" You waste
l. - nothing and yon want nothing II you use
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IL II remedy Tor you m WORLD 'Wants.
1HS All information about ships,
l. - The days and times thsy leave cave thsr tini sns''
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1rO That lady who Of help has need
IL . Gan soon obtain the best indeed
1t she insertwith greatest speed
A "Want"aG. in the WORLD.
ur1 Greeting: "Opportunitiesn await yogs
IIl every turn IN THE WORLD Published the
first 3 months 1887. 10. 723; 1871.
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j11O "Out of old fields comes. new corn"
llS WoRLD - Wants" are ever fertile.
1rn The foupdation Of many mans fortuns
40 was laid by WORLD Want"
I1on The stones strange Of New York life.
SU Whose Genes with poverty are rife'
Are every now and then untuflea
To readers OF the New York WORLD
The evening world., 1891-04-28
HUNG HERSELF In THE DOOR.

Mrs. Pike Stood on a Chair and
Acted as Her own Exscutioner.
Caroline Pike. who lives in the apartment I
house at lo7 East Eighty street. has
been complaining of late Of not feeling very
well.
The morning, between : and 10 o'clock.
she went around the house. and finding
enough rope tied the pieces together. and
then standing on 4 chair fastened one end
around the top OF the door. The other end
she tied around her neck.
Beng sure that every thing WAS all right,
she then kicked the chair from under her.
and there she hung until one OF the neigh.
bors who lives under her. aud had been al
tracted by the loud noise OF the char fall.
lug came upstairs. The neighhor rushed
into the bedroom and found Mrs. Pike
hanging from the door dead.
She was iorty-nine years old.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Through trouble aud oHcrwork grew f.,yfr,,,
nervous. weak, dizzy, faint and exhausted from mar
vous prostrstiou. until bso.me entirely helpless.
Thanks 10 Dr. Gveene's Errura.I am now so wsII
md strong that every one who sees me il var,
much surprised. would like to tell the Who'll.
world of women what DR.. Greene's Neryur.
has done for me, and TO recommend all women Ia
this wonderful mediine.
~ am nurse, and when nursing my sister raw,
her DIR. Greeue's Nerv,ra She says she has ney,y
felt better than since using IL. gave IL also to
lady suffering from grtst nervous prostratiou, vbo
could not get help from three physcians. sbe IA
now we'll, strong AMI leshy, and says shs .bo.,d
have been IN her o,are u u Mad not be,n for D,.
Greene's Nerpurd. .lhear this wonderful medicine
named and blessed dsverywhere. and am alad TO .dd.
my testimony to it, great value. and truly call /,
savior OF womel.
MRS. ELIZABETH d. BERRY.
BOX 302. Hampton, N, H.r
EDITORIAL FoTE. DIR. Greens's Nervurs s In.
great nerve. brsin and blood remedy, which shouh
be used by sst this season. It is the best sprus
medicine aud greatest resorer Of strength To nerve
and body. Purely vegetable and harmless. Drur-
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DR.. Greero. the successful specialist in curing ali
forms Of rervous and chronic diseases, 35 West
14th st.. Bew York, can be consulted free, person.
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The evening world., 1891-04-28
FOOLED BYA LADY IN BLACK. "
How an Elderly MaSher Cooled Ills
Heels on the St. Cloud Corner.
Amusement, If Not Profit, Gained
by a "Personal Advertisement.
wILL THE LADY in black who took Broad.

wy car at l2d st. about 7.Jo ihur,dsy eveninE.
ana who LETT Il psn, .Stn & kindly .oas
tho car At the same point ana who stood on the plst
way and who .rb""ausntiy tooi seat opposite her
when she ssstsd h.r'ei midway In th. ear' ae
dress Middle-AEod Stranger.
Middle-AGed Stranger evidently WAS very
anxious TO meet the Lady In Black lie pub
Iished the above advertisement saturday, and
again sunday.
Ills middle-aged heart must have pnlsated
yesterday with expires, tram rapidity when he
opened his paper ana saw the following reply:
| WILL MRET Middle. Aged Stranger Monday, 0
y. M, Broadway and AID st. L,dy In Black.
Tho Mlddle-Aged Stranger was promptly al
the Personal column tryst. So was an EVEN.
ING WORLD re orier.
Any one who mad read the advertisement
and then watched the elderly gentleman VINO
stood at the southeast corner Of FOrtJ-second
street and Broadway at o'clock last evening,
| would have been convinced that he was look
ing at Middie-Aged Stranger. His manner be.
| trayed him.
| lie was as eager as a lover, andthe movement
| Of tho hands on the Barrett House clock,
seemed like slow torture to him. He wanted
!" ""Ae 'oio w 'e on 'ine' ahu was poihp'J
""uu AZ y ="
,o.nk'oN,nN' h'ua'o-Ase' "Au war
o"ansei' "nu 'ono"a'
's"uS' he was TALL "'o
.n.nneu !" s'ou'noS' ou' III" .oho-
LIVING ''"' '"o"eu 'ofn vi iaui"ee' p'opoi-
tion.
| '' 'af'io' h'"sei e'eo'y' hhu ou' ioi 'ne
a"sou'o VI '"e 1eEu'a"on neroo mus'aouo
"o.u a"'. oeen o''es ni,'''"Iy ko"I'ohan.
ins'su VI ."e musia'he 'ne'e was s"e"
',"meu iu'l oearu o' o'Ao. inlAeu "'n gray
| !" 'A'ures' hiuaie-hReo sHanRer mao many
a'riou'es Oh "eH-kno"n men, INC nose was
.aA' o' oeore.ary n'a'ne' Tue oea.u Iresiuen'
na.,'oas' '"e mar worn eecre'a'y
Noo'e' 'ons oeu'nu anu eonlooa oaeA III uon'
W sno" u'sh eApahSe VI ioieneAu' anu 'ne
expression OF tue eye was tnat OF Ton. " w.
ho"Su' ho" soi' anu genie a' 'ne o'u war
r'orS "nen no is giving ohr"uan au'ice 10
| 'o"hH men, aua ho" bterh hh" hevote' a'
| when In the discharge OF imperative duty,
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FRANKLIN. PA, BADLY SC0RCHEE
A 100000 Fire Which Threatened
to Be Much Worse.
I,rycI.1 no rpK Eyrs1yo von,,,

IEPToIAL TO THE EVENING voRLpi
FRANKLIN, Pa, April 2s. Fire started this
morning In Centre Block and destroyed tina,
and several adjoining buildings In the centre
OF the town.
The Fire Department from OIL City was called
on, or tue town would have been wiped out.
Loss fully NOo 900; partly covered " insur.
ance.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Elevator Boys Held for Theft,

Charles Johnson, colored. of 1856 West Forty.
first street, and David Mcllvaine, Of 3Is West
Thirty-seventh street. both elevator boys in
the sutherland Flats, 7O9 Madison avenue,
were held IN the Yorkville Police Court his
morning on charge OF entering the apart
ments OF Miss Ada Fairfield, who lives In the
nat, amt stealing gold watch and two dia-
mond rings, all of the value OF $3.50
The evening world., 1891-04-28
MRS. MoRsE'S CASE PUT OFF.
The Yonksrs Grocer's Suit Againse
Commodore Vanderbilt's Grand
daughter.
tsprc1AL TO THE EvENrSo woRLu.'

TARRYrowM N. Y, April "a Tho eon.
tinued hearing before Referee J. +. Brennan
of Yonksrs, In the suit Of Engelke . %,
grocers, OF this village. against Mrs sopna y
Morse, me favsrite granddaughter Of commo
dore vanderbilt, for 81, QUO worth Of grooensss
supoli,d her and her daughter, Mra 1isSs ~ ~
Minton, Wasset down for this afternoon ~ ~
once here q E. T. Lovati. counsel 10, p'Sns. ~. W..
Owing 10 the illness OF Mr.. Lovau the o%'
was adioupied until 10 O'Clock A. n Maya
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FOREIGN NEWS OF The DAY.
Immense Throngs Called Together
by Won Moltke's Funeral.
Paris Plncarded by Anarchists -
Many Arrests Made.
,,,o.r1, TO THE rnrss NEWS As,ootI11oS.l

Ipr oArII TO THE PREss NEWS AssoctATroN.l
BERLIN, April g. The funeral OF Count Won
Noltke took place to-day, and called forth
widespread and extraordinary manifestat ons
OF the honor and respect In which the veteran
soldier IL held by tine German people OF all
| Ranks.
The streets throughout the city. and
| especially those by which the funeral pro-
| cession passed, were elsborately aud profusely
hung with mourning symbols. In every
| quarter tho general greet found some outward
| token Of SORROW.
Al the chapel where the funeral services
were held the Emperor was present with
many members of the Imperial family and
many princes OF the realm, diplomatic repre-
sentatiyes and the staff OF the dead General
The services were solemnly impressive In
their simplicity, prominent feature being an
Grafton IN eulogy Of the career and services Of
Won Moltke, delivered by the Chief Army
Chaplain.
The close OF the ceremonies were marked by
q salute OF twelty-one guns.
Immense crowds lined the streets about the
chapel and those on the route OF the procession
to the railroad station, whence the body wa,
| taken away for 1na interment
Soldiers, with reversed arms, were static ed
along the entire route, keeping back the pres
sure Of the enormous ihronga The people
watched the passage of the funeral train with
| tears and bowed heads.
The funeral attracted to Berlin large gath
ering OF military oflcers and veterans fr om all
parts OF the Empire, and their grief was, 10
| many cases, touching to see.
| Prince Bismarck did not attend the ceremo-
MES, but sent letter OF regret, with tributes
TO mis- old comrade-in-arinS, TO the bereaved
| family.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
THE COKE REGION QUIET.
General Opinion That the Strike
Will Soon Be Ended.

'srrcIAL THE rvENISo woRrp,
CoNNRLLsvIILE, Pa, April Qs.-No trouble
has occurred In the coke region to-day and
many strikers have returned to work.
The general opinion u that the strike will
not last much longer though the labor leaders
SIN continue to foment the strike feeling by
promises Of aid.
Operators have resumed the shipment OF
coke,
The evening world., 1891-04-28
ONE TEXT--MANY SERMONS
" THE WORLDS" LEADERSHIP-"L'
SlGN-BOARD INSCRIPTIONS.
Rushing On the Great Task OF Saying
That Thousand of Pretty Truths
About "The world Every Sign
Board on the L'st Has Now Ito Sig
uihcaut Little Reminder.

MOTHER week Of the
sign-board campaign
has opened and the
good effects Of this
novel idea in adver-
tising are felt in many
ways. There is no let
Eup in the interest as
TO whether the match
against time will come
out triumphant. o.
]. GUIDE 4 Co. have
! -staGal th a,r .-l,-
The evening world., 1891-04-28
LAsHEs INSTEAD OF A HANGING
Judge Lynch Reconsiders a Sentence
on Negro Highwayman.

on Negro HiRhwayman.
INDIANAPOLIS. April 2s. The suburb OF
Houghville has long been terrorzed by a
gang OF toughs. Early this morning a mob
OF 100 citizens broke into the Jail and took
out John Abbott, colored. arrested for high
way robbery, placed rope around his neck
and dragged him to the woods mile west OF
town.
After he had been strung up. cooler coun-
sells prevailed and he was cut down, tied to q
tree and punished by fifty lashes on his bare
his guilt.
The citizens then ordered all worthless
negroes to leave town.
About o'clock this morning a score OF
negroes from Bucktown drove to Rough.
vile to release the negroes III Jail. but they
were met by citizens. who. with loaded
Winchesters, persuaded the IN to return.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
FIRED ON AN AMERICAN SHIP.
A Chilian Government Battery MAUI
an Uncomfortable Mistake

ESPECIAL TO THE EVENING WonLpI
BAN FRANCISCO, April ". the Ani' -,
schooner Fred 4. Louder. arriving heie y
TaitaL Chill. reports having been nred % y -
Chiliau shore battery, she being mAu.Ir r.,,.l
q rebel boat, when entering The port = -
one evening last February. The Louo''
not damaged.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
THE GILLIAN STRUGGLE.
Dispatches Which Say a Government
Triumph ls Near at Hand

Triumph Is Near at Hand.
Messrs. Flint X Co., OF this city. have re-
ceived n telegram from Valparaiso confirm
Ing. the report OF the sinking OF the rebel
flagship Blanco Encalada, but not the sink
ing OF the ironclad HuascAr.
The suppression OF the rebellion, accord
ing to this telegram. is looked for at an
early day. Owing to the velocity OF the
Government ships they can, at will. attack
the rebels who are powerless against
dynamite.
The rebels, this dispatch says. have no
forces OF importance on land.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Anderson Murder Trial Goes ~ ~,
Testimony for the proSecuTi'a had n.' n.n.
completed ct recess to-day ir Part IL, - N ior
eral SESSIONS, In the Trial OF J9nn ,o isod
the murder of Charles Healy JAN ~
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Paris Flacarded by Anarchists Who
Call the Soldiers to Revolt.

wv CABLE To THE PRESS NEWS AssocrArroN.'
PARIS, April d. The city was covered dur
Ing the night with placards posted by the
Anarchists, announcing a denomination to be
held on May Day In front OF the Chateau Jean
Barracks, and calling upon the soldiers
stationed there to Join in revolt against the
Government.
printed imitation Of an oflleial order,
headed "ColoniIl Army, May l." and signed
"Youug Antl-Patriot, was also generally
posted up.
The posters were at once destroyed by the
police, who have made many arrests to-day Of
suspected parties.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Oarsman Stanbury Boats Mclean
on the Parram alta Course.

tnY CABLE THE PRERs NEWS AssooIArroN.I
SYDNEY. N. y. W.. April 2s. In the race to-
day on the Parramatta River for cas0 and the
championship, between the oarsmen stanbuIy
and Mclean, the former was victorious.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Oppose the Ray Hamilton Fountain.
The remous'rance OF Gen. Schuyler Hamil.
ton and other relatives OF Robert Ray Ham!l-
ton, against fixing q location for the public
fountain provided for IN the ex-Assemblymans q q
wui' was presented todhe Aldermen to-day
and placed on file.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
Death of Tamasese, Ex-Eing OF tho
Samoan Islands.

TBr CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssooIArroS.l
LONDON, April 2a a-Despatches from Apia
announce the death OF Tamasese, ex-King Of
the samoan Islands, CT Brights disease.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
MAY CHOOSE A ROUTE TODAY.

ing an Important Session.
The Rapid Transit Commissioners are hold
ing an extended session this afternoon, and It
is said that there is a possibility that they may
agree upon route for railroad on the west
side.
Every foot OF the ground has been gone over
by the CommiSsioners. from the Battery TO
SpuyIen DuyVil. The principal difficulty, Com
miss oner Steinway said 10 y reporter, lay be-
tween City Hall and the Battery. There were
loo many million dollar builuings In the way.
The evening world., 1891-04-28
In the Spring

Nearly everybody needs good medicine. The
impurities which ave accumulated In the blood
during the cold months must be expelled. or
when the mild days come, and the effect OF brac-
ing air II lost, the body Is liable to be overcome
by debility or tone serious disease. The remark
abe success of hoods sarsaparillA, and the uni.
yerSll praie II has received. MAKE II worthy your
confidence. II Is the Ideal Spring Medicine. -
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by ali druggists sl; six for 50. Prepared
only BY q. l. HOOD 4 CO., Lowell, Mass.
100 DOSEs ONE DOLLAR.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Furniture that Never Warpa OF s'"as,ns
A 1plsudid opportunity 20 purchAsssst 49, ~ b
FURHiTuRE Of new des!Gn a. bhrEs.IA
found ct FLINT'1, lO4 West l4th "'
The evening world., 1891-04-28

Nine stowaways May Rem ain.
There were nine stowaways landed at the
Barge once this morning from the steamer
Egyptian Monarch. Their afidayits were
taken and they will probably be allowed TO
remain.
The evening world., 1891-04-28

MoHELL's TEErHIN0 CORDIAL relieves children
while tsothing. Proc 15o. BOLD sVeryWhsr s.s
The evening world., 1891-04-28

In the profession upon this attempt. and
they feel confident that there will be no
failure on their part. We shall see. The
- Ill d. a., .na ,ho -. al. -.
"hie VIII NO" oh ana 'ne hours nit aiohR'
and the only uncertain element is the brain
strength of Mr.. GREY. the literary end of
a.. a., 80 nr1os N. m. -,
.ne urn VI y. q. "uue 20 ne must Keep
his head hard at work and keep that artist
pencil!er sufficiently supplied with CODY.
voa,ara.r ,ho h;,I 49,. ~.
ie''e'osy VIC oih-s'ichers paa pair OF
the seeond ayenue hne and than tho vbola
Ion I'll 40 tho N;n,h .ra,,a -. - A..
lenRth Oh the Nihth avenue route from the
Battery up to Fifty-ninth street. There are
not MANY stations mn this s,trem. vast
.;do Ia. h,, .,,a,, -. -, -.
tribntes IN tho marit NJ 'rur wop,n a. a.
" w - "o"AD ee 'po
leader in circulation aud the acknowledged
great medium FOR tbe disaamin.,;o, =, tb.
"yants" of eyerybodv in this citv aud
Lo..L. M =,
nereaoouI 1he type presentations OF the
signs 90 not always give the reader cor
rect idea OF how tAstefully they are scribed
ont upon the circular boards, Black and
rad n.;nt. .ra ooD,hi,oa a. -. a. -.
'S p so 0ohpihou W mSAo tno in-
scrlption telling and catchy.
The voters on the merits OF the signs are
O legion in themselves. and An extra clark
'S"' NAH ~ OAue OieA n
had busy time OF IL yesterday in properly
tabuiating the opinions OF the army OF
eoon only, and many women sent on postal
TIaras I Ihelr hotons OF WHICH was the