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The evening world., 1892-09-29
ARE THEY CONTRACT LABORERS ?
Four Pretty English G.ovemakers
Detained at Ellis Island.

QuARAN1ISR. =. l., Sept. 20. -Four young
anu pretty English women are detained at
Ellis Island on suspicion OF having come to
his country under contract to work for j. ID.
CLARK, q glove manufacturer at Argusville,
N Y. They are Nellie Bolt, Il. Balkwell, =.
Pincombo and j. Taylor. OF Nottingham.
They arrived yesterday on the Teutonic rs
second.c cabin passengers.
ON tip from the other side, supervising
Contract Labor Inspector Gilluly met them ut
quarantine and took them to Ellis Island,
where ali admitted that they were glove
makers. and that they were bound for Argus
Vile; Uut denied that they were TO work FOR
clark.
they insisted that their trip to America
was for the sole purpose or visiting friends at
Argusville.
Miss Tincombc said she was going to stop
overn' Argusvilc Tor season, but would III
timately 20 to a village near Cleveland, O.,
where she Is TO marry II prosperous butcher.
In proof ut thii assertion she exhibited Il big
bundle OF tender epistles from the oung meat
cutter
II is probable that oil four wul be required
TO make stronger affidavits to-day and may
then be discharged. A close watch Win be-
kept, however, and II they so To work for Mr..
clark they will be- prosecuted for perjury and
Mr. clark Will he proceeded against under the
Contract Labor law.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
NANCY HANKS's new RECORD.
She Trots a Mile in 2.04 on
Terre Hauts's Famous Track
Wonderful Performance of the
Little Mare, Driven by Dobie.

TrRRE liArrr, Ind. sept "O.-Nancy
Hanks beat All the worid', record yesterday,
KIT" and otherwise. 10y uotiing On tie icgu-
lati track IN the marvellous tin" ~ .O4
IN the presence Of one Ui The lir!"at crowd,
ever seen ut the track. T.rrr !! !tr was
given NJ last night entirely TO ahcy. an 1
She could have anything IN the town she
might desire. Everybody sang the piu aes or
the wonderful little mare.
The tract; was In r,ul condition. ,he day
wa, refreshing ana cioudless, ana when
Doble set out with the mare looking as nne
as silk the oya Ion he and his Eect-iooicd
queen received, conf e!lcd him 10 Int his hat.
Nancy went at the trst cf1Ort nnd came to
the star. Ike n wbirlwihd. Around the
track She flew as she had never done before.
fveryioiy IN the giani stand 'c"ln,d 10
telie,c that th.s was the 'ria, o, all tri is,
and when the mare came 10 under he y ire
IN a.O4, II shout went up That lns,cl fu!ly ten
minutes
Iloiscmcn embraced each tticr In the cx-
u0erance Of their JOY. Men Jumped over the
ailing onto the ira II, ard In lwiukling OF
an eye the hors ana driver were surrounded
BY yelling. frantic mob.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
TROLLEY NOW A CERTAINTY.
President Crimmins Admits the Syn.
dicate's Intentions.


II the present plans OF the Metropolitan
Traction Company can be carried out, the
Battery and Harlem will soon be Joined by .
trolley wire.
There Is no longer any secret OF the inten-
tions OF the street hallway Combination.
The worst enemy OF the trolley could not be
more explicit In telling what the sy Indicate
intends to do than was john d. Crimmins
himself when seen by an EVENING WORLD re-
porter this morning.
1.-The map published by The WORLD this
morning gives the correct route on which We
hope to use electricity as o motive power" he
said. From one Hundred and Tenth street
to tifty-third street we have secured the
consent OF enough property holders already,
but our canvassers are still at work and meet
few who OtIer any objection to the trolley.
"From Flty-third street we expect to fol i.
low the sixth avenue l. to the battery. Prop
aggregate OF $4,000. 900 have consented to a
cnange OF motive power, ami few obJectors
arr found.
- here Is no reason why people should
object 10 the trolley" continued Mr.. Grim
MINIS "it has been found sale In other cities
and Will be just as safe In New York. II Will
be Impossible FOR the current to get into the
iron frame ork OF the Elevated structure, and
even II II should there would not Do enough
electricity In II to cause death.
TEN We will give the best service possible.
Cars will be run all night and as frequently as
necessary.
"A summer and Winter service will be
good II not better than on the Elevated
roads"
The evening world., 1892-09-29
.KNILL ELECTED LORD MAYOR.
Church Question Did Not Figure
with London's Liverymen.
suicide In - Foreign Jni! OF Murderer
with u Record.

LospoS, sept. 90 The Livery OF the CITY
Of London met Today IN the Guiiihali TO elect
success or to Lord Mayor Evaas.
The GuildLall WAS crowded anu Unusual iD-
'crcst was taken IN the proceedings, owing to
the fact that strenuous opposition had de-
'ripptd aglins. Nj. stuart Kun. Aide, man
br tbe Lriis,-wi Inn ward VINO stood Ia, Xt
IN rotation tor tae Lo.l Mayoralty. because
OF hi, religious iailh, hr b.ing II konian
catholic.
"iS candidates ~e:e proposed to the Livery.
Nhrn NJ. hni.i's name was meutiDnci IL was
received with loud cheering.
There was scene In the Ch'inber when
Councillor Moo.e protested against the seiec.
'ion or Mr. knul BECAUSE he wa, u tathUn..
IN" rrUirS' was received, win min ,led
Kissing and cherrln. IL had lliilc. |; any.
"i'c. upon the Liverymrn. aud Mr, Knill va,
rlcc;rd to the Lord Muyola.ty ior the enst.-
Ing year.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
AFTER COUNT" MITk|EW|cz.
Brooklyn Men Get q Warrant for
His Arrest.
Charged with Obtaining Nearly
100000 by False rrctcnses.

"Colnt" Eugene de Mitkiewicx, the
famous negoiator OF Chinese concessions, Is
Ia the pubic eye again through q criininal
proceeding which has been Instituted against
IN oy Lawyer Charles X. Burke, OF Broo. =
VA, oa behalf Of several Brooklyn pc u le.
" h claim that they have been swind.ed by
tue Coin,." The amount involved is said
10 be about 100000, aud two OF the
counts victims are said to lie Arthur L.
Tones and KoLert j. IIorHer, from whom DE
Mitkiewicz Is alleged to have obtaine !
$4,000 and $4,000 respectively by false
representations.
Lawyer Burke has obtained q warrant in
this city for the arrest OF DE Mitkiewicl on
the charge OF grand larceny, and has gone TO
Washington for the purpose OF brin3in the
"Count back with him.
The particular transaction upon which
the warrant was issued was the payment by
Mr. Tones, Nov II, 1891. OF s1,T5O to De
Mltkewicz. In furiherance OF his Chinese
c 'ncession schemes, on the represent alton OF
me count that Elliott +. Shepard and
capital.
ONES saws that between the summer OF
!SoO. when lie hrst met the Count" and
June last he gave up $45, 900 IN ali, his only
security bcing note Tor $4,000 ana policy
VI Insurance On lie MitkiewicEs life.
Tho "COunt" represente that he had paid
me money over to Toni kwO Yin. the Chinese
Minister ut Washington, ana Lawyer Burke
called upon that dynilar u few days ago
anu delnaLded the ieiunding OF his clients
money.
The Minister denied that he owed anyt hing
am dema. ded proofs OF the al eyed indebLed-
ncss. Burke hau prcvl ,LSiy called up, n
secretary OF Stale john W. Eos, er, VINO salu
thht II burke wOul produce proof Of what he
alleged, the charges would b. tran shifted to
lekin and demand made Tor restitution.
Eurke SAYS he has AL the aperS reaGy ami
VIII hle them 81 ono: with the stutc Depart
ment.
In I'm endeayor to forestall any action on the
part OF Lawyer Burke, "COunt" de Mitkie.
wic2 has nled letter with Secretary Foster
IN which lac claims tEat Burke attempted TO
eXtort money from the Chinese Minister, and
had threatened himself and Others
TONES says thai In all his negoi iations wit h
De MitkiewiCz, the latter Invariably told him
thnt The concessions must be- obtained Uy
bribery, and he supposed his money was used
for that purpose
Burke sa, s that the 4" Count" once showed
him an agreement, purpOrting to be signed
by EiliotI +. Shepard, In which the latter
bound him sell 10 give dc MitKiewica one min.
ION dollars when the concessions from he
Chinese Government should be OBJ, alued and
assigned TO him (Shepard).
81 told the count says Burke, "that on
general principles believed he lied when he
said the signature was that OF Elliott +.
shepard"
Col. Elliott F. Shepard could not be found
at his onlce In Park Row this morning. HIS
private secretary declared that II the Colonel
had anything to say In regard to count 4"
NitkiewicZ or any other subject he had o
paper OF his own In which to say It.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
MAY PROVE A MURDER
More Than One Woman in the Case
OF Jacob Miller

The HoboIen police are Investigating wha
may prove murder. Jacob Miller, younil
iceman, who was taken to the county jail de
erious yesterday. was examined by ply 81
clan, who said he was suffering from severe|
kicks about the body and he would prob.
ably die.
The police have arrested John Mclaughlin
OF Spring and Lake streets, West Hoboken
and John Raney, OF Tenth aud Madison|
streets, hoboken. ON Saturday night last
Miller, Raney, Mclaughlin and a man namef
Flynn were In the company OF a couple {
women In the neighborhood OF Elwortt|
street and Willow avenue.
Flynn and Mclaughlin had tight In which
Mclaughlin was wurstec. The police are un.
able 10 learn exactly what occurred after
that, but early Sunday morning the two
women notified private Waterman that
Miller was lying on the Erie railroad track
unconscious. Miller was taken to his home
Yesterday the police found him walking
about 1he streets muttering incoherently. \
Recorder McDonough Committed Raney
and Mclaughlin to the county jail to await,
the result OF Millers injuries
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Liebknecht Calls for the Disarming
OF France and Germany.

IvIsfociATvD pRpss.l
LONDON, Sept. 2p.-The sta ddrd's Paris
correspondent says he believes Herr Leb-
knecht, the German Socialist, has received q
hint that he had better shorten his stay In
France.
Talking with reporter, Herr Liebknecht
strongly condemned the Russian alliance as
disgracetul to France, and predicted that
Russia would play false.
lie said he believed that war was far dis
tant, because lighting would be too horrible
and appalling by reason OF the immense
armies that would oppose each other. lie
added " Some solution must, however, be
found. Disarm France and Germany, other
wise the result will be- famine and q gigantic
political and social catastrophe"
The evening world., 1892-09-29
A SUGAR TRUST BOYCOTT.
Likely to Cause Proceedings Ag gainst
the Cont bine in Boston.
ivy ASSOCIATED PRvks.l

ivy ASSOCIATED PREks.l
BosTON, Sept. 2n-The Advertiser says:
The American sugar Refining company,
otherwise tho sugar Trust, has been ila-
grantly violating the Federal Anti Trust law
In Its dealings with NJ. 4. LOngley, u Lynn
grocer. who does 5000, 900 worth OF business
every year, and whose business integrity and
credit Is unquestioned.
so that for days at u time he has been unable
to supp ly his customers with sugar. II has
done this because he proposes to retail sugar
at nve cents n pound Instead OF six, the card
price. which the Trust imposes on retail
dealers.
United States sDistrict-Attorney Allen as
surcd The idr,rtistr that II, upon cNamina-
tton, the evidence against the Trust proves
adequate, prosecution Will follow. lie Will
examine into the case at once" :
The evening world., 1892-09-29
THE RAGING AT NEWMARKET.
Baron de Hirsch's Windgnll Wins
the October Handicap.

IES AtkOCIATFb PWFbS
LOSpoS, SEPT. 2e.-This was the third day
OF the Newmarket First october Meeting. The
81 cat race OF The day was for tho Newmarket
october Handicap OF 1000 sovcreigns, and 1t
was won by Baron do iiirsch's thrcc-year -old
bay colt Windgail, by Galliard out OF Windsor.
Mr. j. q. Baird Hays three.year-old bay colt
His Honor. by ST. Honorlat, out OF Duchess OF
Connaught, was second, and Lord Penrhyn's
three-ycar-oli chestnut colt Thessalian, by
Wisdom, out OF Proxies, third.
Distance, one mile and eleven yards.
Among the starters was FoNhall keene's
four-yeaI-old Mavourneen, which ran un-
placed.
on Sept. 20 Windgall was second for the
Leicestershrc Royal Handicap OF 5000 SOW
ereigns, taking 10 per cent. OF the plate.
All the money that Baron dc Hirsch's horses
win Is given Away In charity.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
THE STRANGLER'S VICTIMS.
Three Indictments for Murder
Against Lena Brown.Schmidtt.

Three Indictments for Murder
Aa ainst Lena Brown-Schmidts.
BoRpEsTowS, n. j., sept. 20-'rhree In
dictments for murder havo been found
against Lena Brown-Schmidtt, who strangled
three children here Tuesday.
Aputlic meeting was held last night for
the purpose " raising sunicient funds to pay
for Christian burial o. the three children.
The child OF the murderess VIII be buried
with tho two children Of william Harvey,
better known as Bowker, in tho Bordcntowu
Cemetery. The interment Will take place
Tomorrow.
The burial plot has been donated by Harry
Bellemere, son OF the late Philip Bellemere,
who was barber to Joseph Bonaparte while
tho latter resided here.
The woman has not changed In her de-
meanor since she committed the horrible
crime. and II Is the common belief that she Is
insane.
This morning while she was relating to her
keeper how she had strangled the children,
she suddenly had u nj OF laughing ana crying,
ana while this spell lasted she insisted that
she had nothing To do with the killing OF the
children.
before the woman Is placed on trial for the
murder she Will be examined Ak to her sanity
by number Of expert ply sicians.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
To start a Now Salvation Armv


TORONTO, SEPT %. Commissioner Adams,
formerly IN command OF the salvation Army
IN Canada. has let the organization In Eng
lanu aud Is coming 10 Canada to start a cOu-
Germ VI bis own.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
CONNECTICU1's BRASS TRUST.
1t VIII Not Be Able to Control the
Market.


The report that Trust had been formed
by certain brass manufacturing companies
In Connecticut was partially confirmed this
morning, although It was denied that the cor
poration would control the market.
The companies mentioned were the scovill
manufacturing Company, Benedict & Burn.
ham Manufacturing company, Plume l.
Atwood Manufacturing Company, Holmes,
Booth & Hayten, Waterbury Brass Company
and the Coe Brass Company.
1T Is undoubtedly true that consolida-
tion VI the above companies Is to Oe made"
SAID the manager OF one OF the richest brass
manufacturing companies in the country,
but II Will In no sense exercise any OF the
functions OF u trust as We use the term to-
day.
"Why. there are more than twenty brass
manufacturing companies In the country, or
these some larger than any mentioned, who
are not ready to join trust. ana they are
well able to demoiish any corner attempted"
The evening world., 1892-09-29

There IL scarcely household from the
battery to Fordhum which does not furnish
n. least one recruit to swell the army Of
Juvenile patriots which IA to represent
Young America In the obseryanccs COM
memorAtiye OF the great discoveler. The boys
have been steadily drilling for week or
more. aud consequently have had lust
enough military expei ience TO whot their a.
petites for more and to kiudlo their en-
thusiasm TO tlrcless pitch.
Hence 1t IL that every family from which
young soldiers has been drawn to make up
TINS great army Is doubtless familiar with
every preparatory detail OF the great
parade, as It Is understood By the boys them
selves. They arc enthusiastic without en-
ception and enter into the spirit OF the UNDER
taking with II vim and determination that Is
not only surprising, but extremely gratifying
to the principals Of the schools, VINO seem to
feel that great responsibility rests upon
them.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Doble was taken up IN the grand stand In
response to demands for u speech from the
enthusiastic throng Hut noble was spcccA-
less with Joy. lie started to tell starter
Walker what t. say for him, but the Noise
was so great that nothing could be heard cf
what Mr.. Walker was saying.
The quarters were us follows: 0.3l, l.Onli,
l.32le, 2.O4
BY the feat to-day over the same track that
AXteli beat the worlds stallion record In =. IL
and sold Immediately uftcrwa ards for SlOI,-
900. DOble wins the 10000 prize offered by
RI bert Bonner TO the horse that went In 100
on the regulation truck.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Twenty thousand schoolOoys, ranging In
age from twelve to sixteen years, the flower
OF New York families, form an army that Is
close to the heart OF the populace. Divide
this army into companies OF tifty. oflicered
like regular troops. Take ten companies for
n battalion, and equip each youthful soldier
with Nag. Then imagine iorty Oattalions
In one continuous line, marching with mill
tary precision aud executing Intricate ma
nTuvres with grace and skill equal to that OF
the crack trained regiments, and one has a
faint conception OF the grand spectacle that
tho schoolooys OF New York propose To pre-
sent the afternoon Of oct. 10.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
A MUADGRER WITH A RECORD.
He Ends Career OF Eloodshed by
Taxing His own Lifo.

~ Associated PRESS.
LOSDoN, Sept. 20 II he S,ui d0rd's Vienna
correspondent SAYS: "A man named
sSemerdy who. while under arrest in Press
burg, committed suicile In his prison cell,
has proved to be tho pcrpetrator OF another
series of murders aud robberies In this city.
1.-The crimes were commit cd by daylight,
The victims including jcwellcr named
Schut7, who wa, murdered In February last
On iinheeper a. Funfhaus, the porter OF the
Episcopal Palace at stepnanslilts, AMI a
watchmaker's assis. ant, who was murdered
last week. The murderer was u lunatic. lie
had also committed several murders in
BucLus Ayres."
The evening world., 1892-09-29
100000 CASTLE In THE AIR.
1t II Set Glittering Before the Eyes
Of q Tennessee Farmer.

TBY FREB6.I
CLARKsviLLE, Tenn, Sept. GA farmer
named W. A. Freeman, who is in very moder.
ate circumstances, residing In District No. 3,
OF Montgomery County, has received letter
from William Lordmore, lawyer In London,
informing him that a suit had been decided
In his favor, which Will net him ~, 900, 900.
The BucklnGham Palace Is located on the
ground In question. The estimated value Of
the whole estate Is $4,000, 900.
Mr.. Freeman's grandla her, Nathan Free.
man, was native OF London and married
Miss Mary buckingham, one OF the celebrated
family OF that name OF England. THIS couple
became citizens or America and died here
The evening world., 1892-09-29
7 N. COLLINS . CO.
1GA4NS
80 West 18th st.
FRIDAY
Remnant Day.
All Remnants marked ons-haH


1000 remnants Of all.wool Dress
Goods. as Cheyiots. Storm
Serges. Cashmeres. Homespuns.
Flnpnels. &C., in all colors aud
lengths from 2 yards up, for
merly sold 80. 40. SO; all at
one price, per yard. ............ 20
1870 assorted Remnants of Dress
Goods. Ginghams, Sateens.
Clallies. &c. ali at t........... .O6
400 Remnants Changeable Satin
Merveilleux and Cnangeable
Surah formerly sold at 3D.. 500. 80
Assorted fur trimming ........... 10
700 Fur Neck Boas as............... Lao
Odd sizes and lots of 5.button and
HI; Kid Gloves. worth 100. go
s-button length Suede Mouse.
Gloves. worth .S9.............. .O3
Wide nll.silk ribbons. worth 19c. 90
500 odd lairs Lace Curtains, worth
200 to 800. at
80. 80. 100, 1.5O aud ZOO
100 Pillow Sham Holders. adjust
able. worth 35. at. .......... 80. .15
1, 600 Remnants Ingram Carpets.
IA I'D. length, worth 75c. at.... 10
100 Odd Chenille Portieres. hand
some dado and frieze. fringed
top and bottom. worth $500
pair; each. ........... ........ 1.0S
Rem. Fruit of the Loom Muslin. at .O51
Rem. Table Damasks. full lengths 80 up
Rem. White Shaker Flannel. at. .O5H
Rem. Dark Chantily Prints. 49,. .O2A
500 heavy Silkoline Comfortables. 1.20
Is full size 40 lb. Pure Hair
Mattresses. 7.SS
42O Pure 8 lib. Feather Pillows. 40
Mems Heavy Wool Shirts and
Drawers in natural and Camel
Iuir. .......... .Oo
Mems Heavy Scotch Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Odd lot of Mems Heavy Merino
Shirts and Drawers. SO and .40
Special Bargain in Mems Neck
wear .................... 40
Ladies' Shaped Ribbed Wool
Shirts and Drawers .:... go
Ladies' Heavy Merino Shirts and
DThWeTs. ...... ......... .oo anu 40
Ladies' Heavy Ribbed Cotton
Vests and Pants. 80 and 40
Ladies' Warranted Fast Black
Richelieu Rib Lise Thread
Boys Heavy School Hose (ribbed).
10 aud .25
The evening world., 1892-09-29
NOT A TOTAL WRECK.
The Henry NJ. Whitney to Be Raised
at OrNe

at Once.
The Official confirmation OF the despatch
from Boston that the Me;ropoll an line
steamship Henry NJ. Whitney, plying between
this port and Boston, had been run into ana
sunk by the British steamer ottoman IN
Boston Har0or last night was received at the
Company's ONCE, at the foot OF Rector street,
this morning.
A representative OF agent II. F. Dimock
said that the vessel was Uy NO means a total
wreck and that II was expec ed that she
would be raised within forty -eight hours.
The Whitney had miscellaneous cargo
consisting. principally OF sardines, picked
lish ana granite, ana when the collision
occurred She was on her way 10 this city
The Metropolitan line officials are unable o
estimate the damage, but say they viii I'M
heaiately bring suit against the Ottomans
owners.
The evening world., 1892-09-29

Faded, .lad.A,
tired over.
work d women
weak, u,r.
'vous, lricn,e
ana suffering
ones, TGvsc ard
the women VI 10
are hvlSd 10
h calth and
strength by Or.
fierreS Favor.
ito prrG,.-iI,-
The evening world., 1892-09-29

ton. It's q legitimate me1ic!rc, ;ha; cor,
rects and cures; q tonic that irviIU:s;cs
and builds up; nervino that soothcs and
strengthors And II it docsn't DO what
its makers claim for it, they don't want
your moacy.
For all the painful disorders ard weak.
nesscs that afiiict wcHcn, tac "frcscrip
ton" il q safo and certain rcrIeGy "A
guaranteed ono In periodical pains, in.
ternal inflammation, and liberation, and
Kindred ailmc:.ts--l 1t fails 10 benefit or
cure, you have oCr money lack,
No other medicine for women is sold
on such trying terr,s. any co,'d be,
Something ciso which rays 40 Grales
bottsr, likely 70 w "ju.. ~ good"
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Punishment OF tho Liferuards for
Their Outbreak at Windsor.

lhY AmOCIATtp PREaal
LONDON, Sept. 2y.-The Yorkshire Post says
that as result OF the recent outbreak OF sc"
Squadron OF the First Regiment OF the Life
guards at Windsor, In which the men all cut
their saddles, the War ONCE has decided that
the Guards shall henceforth take foreign SER
vice the same as other regiments
The evening world., 1892-09-29
MABEL sCHAUs's SACRIFICE.
She Finally Resigns All to DR..
Stillman's Widow.
Last Chapter in the Sad Romance
OF u Miiiionaire's Daughter.

A despatch from chicago this morning
sta. es that the Will of Dr. charles /. S'tllmah,
former prominent physician o' Nrw YORK,
who oied in that city Arm - last. hcqn'a'h-
ing his entire estate to Miss Mabel Schlus
has bten admitted to probate there.
Tue petition, however, was 'll'd by Mr1
Harriet q. St,ilman. the widow. VINO asked
that william T.. lark. IT,, OF chicago, bc ap-
poin, ed administta. OF.
Miss Scha,is did not oppose Mrs Sii,nar \
application, ana the reason stated was that
the widow and Miss schaus had made set
tlcment.
Miss Schaus's remuneration. declining to act
as cxcculrix. was placed On lille. Fer con-
sldcrntLn sht assigned ami transferred to
the legal heirs all the rights and Interests
she acquired under the Will
This Is the last cbaper Of an extraordinary
story Of passion and tain, involving tale "
love, secrecy, separation, tears and nnal dcs-
pcration such ns Is seldom met ont,i u n
sensational novel
Dr.Charlcs F.Siillman was unil June 1850.
Medical Examiner Tor the Mutual Lie IN.
surnnce Company, In this city. lie was then
only thrt -four years old, but had already
won brilliant reputation III orlhorEdic sur
gerry.
The evening world., 1892-09-29
Kites Ballas. in Church Walls.

CAMDEN, y. j., Sept ~. The nyc tons OF
stone ballast brought from Greenland in the
Kite, which went TO the Arcticrtgiors to re-
lieNe the Peary expedition, hsvs teen pre-
sentel by capt. PiAe to tHe tAuFch OF our
saviour. OF ih., city, and Will be usci In the
cons ruction OF that b, Hiding, wh!chwor Is
nov In prOgre,s