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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the medical
term for color blindness, and statistics
show that men are much more chrOm-
atOpseudOptically inclined than wom-
en- A man invariably succumbs to
hopeless chrOmatOpseudOp when
he tries to match a ribbon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

Nor often can the work of mob be
commended, but those Fairbury (Neb. }
men who took a wife beater from Jail
and gave him a sound thrashing with
the whip he had used on his wife didu't
straw verv far from the proper path.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

A CENSUS bulletin presents some in
tereSting statistics Of crime, chiefly
homicides. in 1890. The north Atlantic
states had 2S.25S prisoners; the south
Atlantic, II, 400, of whom S.S6S were
negroes; the north central, 1885,; the
south central. I6.Gs4. of whom IO.SSI
were negroes: and the western, o. PA.
of whom SgS were Chinese and 40 In
dams. In respect 20 population the
first five states rank as follows in the
criminal record: New York, ll.46S
criminals; Pennsylvania. 6,4Ss; Ohio.
2, eOe; Illinois. 1895; Missouri, 2,SSS.
There were T. 9O murders committed in
1890. I02 persons hanged and ls6 y nched-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
Double Suicide.

NEW YORK. July William Var
ley, aged As, and his daughter Annie, Q
years old, occupants of the house 22O4
Fifth avenue, were found dead in the
bathroom. The gas was turned full on
and the police declare the cases q.
do,nla sr.ieiSa
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
KILLED BY AN OUTLAW.
A United states Oficer RiddIed with
Buekshot from a Gun in the Hands of a
Man He Was Trying to Arrest.


Buckshot from a Gun in the Hands of a
Man He Was Trying to Arrest.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 25.-United
States Storekeeper and Gauger J. III.
Ballenger was shot and instantly killed
riday night, 8 miles east of Cooke
vile. in Putnam county, while
trying to arrest jeff Sloan for rob
bing the mails. The murder was a most
brutal one. Ballinger had traced Sloan
to log cabin, the windows and doors
of which had been barricaded. As the
officer. with two men, approached the
cabin Sloan fired both barrels of shot
gun, nearly filed with buckshot. The
lower part of Ballinger's body and his
bowels were fairly riddled. Death re-
lieved his sufferings in a few
minutes. The two compan-
ions of Ballinger rushed at once
to the aid of the dying man and Sloan
Tipped out of the cabin and fled
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
Walked with His Juruiar Cut.

Peter Peterson. shoemaker who
had been resident of Peshtigo since
1866, committed suicide by cutting his
throat with a razor. lie severed his
jugular vein, walked to his bed and
stood beside it bleeding until he fell
upon it from weakness. Dependency,
the result of drink, drove him to death.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
An Arkansaw Proposal.

Jim-Tom Sunklands (bashfuliy)-
Lul-lul-Liddy, uh- uh-
Miss Liddy Watts-Uh-huh?
Jim-Tom-I bought me a tuttrunk
yesterday.
Liddy-Layy, nowi Giggle-iggle-igglel
Jim-Tom-Yas. / did! You got a
trunk
Liddy-Nope Giggle-iggle!
m-Tom-Lul- ul-Liddy, how would
you like to pup-pup-put your clothes in
mummy trunk forever?
They marry.-National Tribune.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
Promoted.

WASHINGTON, July 21.-CoL f. A.
Carr, Sixth Cavalry, has been APP
pointed brigadier general of the army,
vice Gen. Stanlav. retired
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
Ii,,Ie f;irl Rnrned to neath.

WACO. Tex, July 25.-The Swear
old daughter of Hardy Crouch got {
match from a center table. scratched
it, set fire to her clothes and burned ts
death.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

An Ohio inventor has patented a col
lar in which the end buttonholes are
placed in tabs of thinner material.
thereby avoiding the trouble of button
ing a stiff band
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

BAD cooking kills more people than
all actual diseases combined, says the
Chicago Inter Ocean. and the fatalities
along this line are steadily increasing
as the years number themselves with
the mast
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
.Jumped from a ThIrd-story window.

New YORK, July 2l.-Kate Gaffney,
81 years of age, of 209 West Sixty fourth
street committed suicide at $3.50 o'clock
a m, ~ jumping out of a third-story
window of her residence. She was in
SANITY killed. The cause of the sui
ciCt is not known
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

THE bridge of the Holy Trinity, Flor
cnce, was built in 1863. II IS 322 feet
long, of white marble, and IS even now
reclSoned as being without rival as a
specimen of the bridge building art
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

DUKE MAX, of bavaria, has travelled
around the world incOgnito without once
having his identity discovered. observes
an exchange And pray, who is Duke
Max, of Bavaria?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
E.pIos,on of Powder Mills.

AoToN. Mass, July 25.-An explosion
occurred at the American powder mills
blowing one of the mills into atoms
BENJAMIN Ingham was Instantly killed
The mill was started for the hrst tlme
Friday to get the machinery in order
Saturday morning material was placed
for the making of powder, soon after
which the explosion occurred.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

W. C. Hewitt, secretary Of the Michi
gan worlds fair educational commit
tee, VIII accept the chair of politica
science and civics at the Wisconsin
state normal school, and has tendereS
his resignation to the committee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
Inc Match L. on.

NEW York, July 81 4 Paris cable
says that Schaefer has finally decided
not to play Ives for the billiard cham,
pionship in shat citv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
WIsconsin NormaI Scbools

The report of the secretary of the
normal school regents disclosed the fact
that there We're 229 students enrolled at
the Milwaukee normal school last year.
of whom 81 were IN the normal depart
ment; $50 AZ Oshkosh, of whom 446
were in the normal department.; 43l at
Platteville, 162 being in the normal de-
partmenti asa at River Falls, 24l in the
normal department, and 444 at White
water, with 176 in the normal DEPART
ment
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28
WISCONSIN STATE NEWS.
All Were Surprised.

The friends of Mrs. Julia Parker and
Oliver Watkins are much surprised
over the announcement of their mar
riage which took place in Milwaukee.
The marriage was also a surprise to
the relatives of the old couple. each be-
ing 73 years old Mrs. Parker's first
husband has been dead eighteen years,
and of late years she has lived with her
daughter, Mrs Oliver McNaughton.
Mr.. Watkins comes from Minneapolis.
They had known each other over fifty
years, and recently renewed the old ac-
quaintance, which ripened into love.
Ea oh of the old people is well-to-do.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-07-28

WHAT is done cannot be undonc, espe-
cially If II 10 q hard boiled gg.-Texss SLIT
ings
The evening world., 1892-07-02
STRUCK BY A CYCLONE.
Mason, Neb., Almost Wiped Out by
q Wind Storm.
tBY ASSOCIATED PREss.I

OMAHA. Neh., July "A special to the Bee
from Mason. Neb., says: At T.3O last evening
this town was visited by u cyclone. The wind
blew ircm the southwest, ana the people who
had been watching the threatening CLOUDS
were warned In time % seek places OF safety.
The residences OF }. II. Melville, X. j. A.
Payne and j. V. Amber were almost COM
ple'ely destroyed.
The Methodist ana Baptist churches and
the Lew brick Schoo-houso were torn TO
pieces and PayEes meat market building,
Jardor a. Elliott's hardware store, CASTELAR,
4 Hurley's blacksmith shop. Dryius's livery
barn and Two unOccnpied buildings, oil on
Main street, were destroyed.
The fronts OF A. b. WOrrell's dry-goods
store, Chase Bros drug store, tle T'nnScriIt
oiiice building and DUCKS stCre were also
BADLY damaged
Barns, corncribs and other small buildings
were blown down and prCiniscuously scat
tered over the town. Nearly every residence
IN tho town was more o. less damaged.
IL is hard TO estimate the damage at this
time. but careful esl Inmates place II at be-
tween s25, 900 and 100000. Slragcly enough,
no one was seriously Injured.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
the WALL T0PPLED OVER.
Break in the High Service Water
System at High Bridge.

4 portion b, The new wall under coustruc-
tion for conveying water pipes from shaft 20
OF The new CroCCn aqucduct to the high
servic" pumpins-stution at High Bridge top
pled over early this morning and tell with a
tremendous crash into the woods below.
The contractors have already been six
months IN constructing the wall, which WAS
only iaIrly under way. The break this MORN
ing Is Iuily twenty feet wide and will prooa-
bly, delay the completion OF the iob another
six months The work OF repairing the break
VIII be- done by contract, as usual.
The cause OF the break Is as yet unknown,
but 1t Is be ieyed that the wall had been
weakened by tho recent rains which sent the
water down hill from ahogc IN small but con-
tinuUus streams.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
BANKER KELLY STARTS 1T.
Tho $50. 900 Fund for Irish Home
Rule to Be Raised in Ten Days

Tho $500 Fund for Irish Home
Rrlc TO Be Raised in Ten Daya
Banke" Eugene Kelly has led on In q most
practical manner In the move nent TO raise
funds for the Justin Mccarthy Parliamentary
election fund by subscribing personally s2O,-
900, which, with a subscription OF $4,000 by
Major John Byrne, has already been cabled
to Mr.. Mccarthy.
At n meeting held last evening at the Hon.
man House an appeal was pre- pared, addressed
TO the friends OF Ireland. The purpose ~ to
raise fund OF $3.50, 900 during the next ten
days, with which to carry on tho campaign
to secure election OF Home Rule members Of
Parliament.
In the conference which framed the appeal
DR.. Thomas Adds EmInct and DR.. w. b. Wal
lace represented the Irish National Federa-
tiun OF America, and eugene Kelly the Land
League.
The appeal recites that n crisis exists in
the llone-Rule caLSe; that Mr.. Gladstone
must be supported or the npprcs' On ui the
Irish people will be made more severe and the
chances OF obtaining ultimate liberty be lost
forever.
subscriptions may be forwacGeu to Eugene
Kelly % Exchange place, by whom they will
0e received and cabled.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
ROOKLYN EDITION OF THE EVENING WORLD--ONE CEN

rived In time, but the fog was so thick that
they had to feel their way down the coast,
and when they got to the CITY OF Chicago the
passengers had gone ashore.
The derricks were rugged when the tenders
arrived, and the passengers baggage WAS
hauled up from the hold and placed on them.
The mail sacks, OF which there were quite q
number on board, were also transferred to
the tenders.
Capt. BEDFORD had in the meantime decided
that his ship would have to be lightened, md
consequently as much Of the cargo as could
be put aboard the tenders was transhipped.
While this work was being done the fog lifted
and when the tenders were loaded they re-
turned to Queenstown.
The passengers speak in the highest terms
Of the behavior OF Capt. Redford and all the
ofncers and crew OF the steamer.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
ONE WOE AFTER ANOTHER.
One Boy Dead, Another Run Over
Sncak Thieves Harvest.

Sho ooy bcuob hHotIcT ttAu oV0T-
Snoak Thieves Harvest.
The one llundredth street police to-day re-
Tort remarkable chapter OF accidents.
Peter lIeanor, a ten-year-old newsboy, was
run over by car on Eighth avenue. near
one Hundred ana Fourth street, and had hi
thigh terribly cut Will. he lay bleeding In
the street doctor and nurse from the Can.
Ger Hospital came to his aid. A lady from the
Glenburn Flat brought wine to revive the
boy ann bed-linen TO wrap him In.
The whole neiyhborhood showed Its SYM
pathy, some poor people In the shanties
near by clearing their tables Of. dishes to
brlnJ he taDie-cloths for the little fellow. An
ambulance was summoned, but when II came
IL had In IL dying boy from house In Ans
tcrddm avenuS-
The wounded newsboy could not be taken
In. but the other boy died while the am
bulaace doctor waited and little Heanor was
taken to the hospital.
Meanwhile sneak thieves robbed three o!
the neighbor!ny houses and mats.
The evening world., 1892-07-02

the clir. The boats were rowcd along until
they found better landing place.
Tenders reached the wreck at o'clock this
morning. They waited until the fog lifted
when they arranged to take many OF the pas
sengers to Queenstown.
The tugs continue to attend tho steamer.
II 1t appears feasible an attempt Will be made
to get her on at tho next high water, but II
Is hardly thought probable that capt. Red
ford Will take any risk until pumps ara sent
to him.
The disaster will not Interfere with the
regular service OF the line. The City OF Ches.
ter will takc the City OF Chlcago's place in
the service.
The lnman Company has chartered a spe.
cial train to carry the passengers from
Queenstown to Kingston, from which place
they will bc conveyed to Liverpool on the
The evening world., 1892-07-02
BIG TROLLEY LINE COMBINE.
Three Annexed District Railroad
Companies Cone olidated.

special meeting was held this morning OF
the stockholders or the Harlem Bridge, Morri-
SANTA ana Fordham halfway Company, the
Melroso and West Morrisnnia Railroad Com
pany and the North Third Avenue and Fleet
wood Park railroad Company.
by formal vote 1t was decided 70 consol!.
date the three companies.
The new organization VIII be krown rs the
Cnion Railroad company, and Will be oper.
ated under the trolley system.
The bill authorizing tho consolidation and
the use OF the trolley system was passed by
the present Legislature.
Directors and officers OF the now company
Will be elected next week.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
ELOPED FROM STATEN ISLAND.
Pretty IDA Burns Runs Away with
George Clarke White.

At the Hotel Bristol are Mr.. ana Mrs
George Clarke White, OF staten Island, who
have run away from home and got married.
Ada Elizabeth Burns. a pretty brunette,
lived with her mother at stapleton TIL last
Tuesday, when she disappeared George
Clarke White, of Bard avenue, Livingston,
disappeared at the same time. Their re-
spec,ive families worried about II TIL they
rec, iyed copies OF a notice which said that
the couple were married Tuesday night by
Rev. j. &, h, Miligan at 20B Manhattan
avenue, New YORK.
I he mother OF the bride said this morning
that she knew her daughter was engaged o
White, but Whites people, who are well TO
do, objected TO the match. Hence tho elope-
ment.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
BEATEN BY TWO GIRLS.
Chief of Police Carll's Daughters
Avenge Their Father.

fePrCiAr TO THE EVENING woRLD.1
WHiTEsToNE, l. J., July All the tall;
here Is about an attack made by two young
women upon man named Carson, employed
IN the Central Forge Works. carson assaulted
Denis CARL, the Chief OF Police OF the village.
on Thursday, doing him up badly.
Yesterday afternoon Carll's Two daughters,
both ndcr twenty years, armed themselves
with clubs and went TO the forge works They
called Carson out, and, although Carson Is a
large, powerful man and the girls small In
stature, they set upon him and gave him an
unmerc.uI beating.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Meneled in the Machinery

An accident occurred THIS morning at the
Consumers Ice Coinpany's dock, foot OF
Horatio S, rect, by which Johu Reilly, four
teen-year.olt boy, living at ~ Thirteenth
avenue. was radly injured. He was picking
no small piec OF broken ice when In some
uinnLrr he was caught In the shafting OF the
machinery used for holsting ice and had both
oI his legs broken. He was removed TO ST.
Nincent's Hospital
The evening world., 1892-07-02
HENRY CLERGET In TROUBLE.
Notoriety Because os His Brothers
Murder Costs Him His Place,

Murder Costs Him His Place.
The troubles OF Henry Clerget, the brother
of Max Clerget. who was shot down In the
General Sessions Court by Eddie DeGin last
Monday, tread fast upon each others heels.
To-day he was dismissed iron his employ.
ment because OF the notorlcty which this
mis- ortuae .,as given HIN.
Clergct Is Il We'll educated young French
man. speaking English, spanish and Italian.
lie was employed inr years as an Interpreter
on the pier Of the French steamship line.
lie left that place to accept position at the
Union sQuareiiotel,nn and left there after nearly
three years to better himself with a down.
town house. Now lie is without employment,
his purse emptied by the expenses Of his
brothers funeral
The evening world., 1892-07-02
MURDERED AND ROBBED.
DR.. Stephen Eisbrow Reported Found
Dead in the Woods.

IsrrcIAr To THv HvrrISa wortnl
MATAwaS, Il. j., July 2-It is reported here
this afternoon that Dr. stephen Disbrow, n
wealthy physician OF old Bridge, y. j., was
found murdered and robbed IN the woods
near that place last night.
Old Bridge is ten miles from here and about
six miles from South Amboy.
The Distrows are a prominent and highly
respected family.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
PRESS CLUBS FAMOUS GUESTS.
A Dinner ut Which New Building
rlans VIII BE Settled. 4

The New York Press club will give dinner
at Manhattan Beach Hotel July il, when
methods OF raising funds for the Clubs pro-
posed new building will be discussed and the
necessary committees appointed. Nearly
$500, 900 In re Quired, and the German Press
Club has volunteered to raise 100000.
Chaunccy NJ. Depew VIII preside at the
dinner, and among the invited guests ex-
pccted are vice-Presidcnt Morton, Gov.
Flower and ex-MayOr william r. Grac,.
The evening world., 1892-07-02

Fell from the Fourth story Window.
fJur-ysar-old william Martin this morning
fell IRON the fourth-story window OF his
house, a2S East Scyenty.fourth street, and
had MS skull fractured. lie was taken 10
Presbyterian Hospital
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Wire Ncws in Brlef.

The rLton and Exchange blocks in Woodland.
Gal, containing th' opera house. hotel aud u
nu,nucr oi StUIu, ara Of e., destroyed by tre.
I.os0 t25D, ,OJU. Two men AIliei ~ ialiiug ws!la.
fire destroys the entire plant Of tho St, Ignacs
Barrel stsye WorGs at st. isuAcc, hich. lsosJ
s75, 900 no insurance.
The wells-fasgo express train on ths Chicago
and Erie Railroad oerAi cd at MerkIs, lad. by
train wrcckors pllng cross-ties the track. Five
traInmeu seriously Injured.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Says lie Lost u 81, Diamond

Says he LOS "l,O ,OOU D'nmord.
James u. Smclser, who claims to Dc General
Agent OF the IeNarEana ana Fort smith HAIL
road, was a prisoner this morning before jus
tile Divver at the Tombs Court. lie was
charged with intoXication. Smciser says that
he drank little too much to cure the rhcu-
mA'isn. ana In his ramD.Cs mad lost his uia-
mJnd stuu, worth $1,000, hui wnere he could
not say. he was discharged. \ gold wa, Oh
which ii" also reported ne had lost was found
In LII hNOc.
The evening world., 1892-07-02

His Mime Is Hogan, or Coogan.
The man who fell into the cellar OF the new
Hayemcycr Building yerterday morning par
TALLY recovered this morning and was able u
state that his name is Hogan or CoOgan, and
that he live, IN Greenwich street. lie he.
came unconscious again. lie Is at Chambers
Street Hospital suffering from n compound
fracture OF tny sAull.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Opened Another Mans Letters.

isrrCIA: TO THE hvrSISo woRLp.I
NEWARK, y. j., july n.--R0occt Perry, OF Z
River street, and Harry Morse, OF lao Brucn
street. this city, were held In IN police court
This morning on lac CharSe OF Charles j.
Seaman thaG they opened letters sent him
from lielaHd and supposed TO contaia .nOucy.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
MkNTELL MUST PAY.
Tho Actors VITO Proceeds at Las.
TO Coliocs Her Aiimonv.

TO Coliocs Her Aiimonv.
Lawyers Howe 4 Hummel have taken pro-
ceedings against Robert Bruce Mantell, the
handsome actor, to compel him to pay his
wife, Marie sheldon, as she Is known. on the
stage, s75 week alimony, In accordance
with the contract he made with her after her
suit for separation last Fall.
Mrs. Mante!i say her husband Is still living
inhis customary luxurious style, but that lor
the last three weeks he has neglected 10 pay
her the stipulated allowance. Unless he
makes good this amount and continues the
payments, she declares, she viii force him to
DO so Ly legal process.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Pcw,ed Els Fathers Clothes.

Patsy Flynn, seventeep-year-olib boy, was
held for trial to-day, In Yorkyilie Court,
charged with stealing and pawning two suits
OF clothes belonging to his father, and at
tempting 20 draw loaded pistol ON the
policeman who arrested him.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
R,rs, sher,tys in /. Drug store.

tsPEcIAL TO rHs EVENING wohLp.l
ASTORIA, L. l., July 1.-TWO Deputy shefins
have taken possession Of the drug store Of I.
K oxee, At I'll Fulton street, ard oach II
nghung as TO the priority Of his olainl W.
H. sohiefiin Z Co, OF New York. ere srs1lsags
70 the amount Of sl,aoo
The evening world., 1892-07-02
WILLIAMSBURG POOL-ROOMS.
The Grand Jury's Action Encourages
Two New Ones to Start.

Since the failure OF the Grand Jury TO find
IA indictment against Joseph Lawlor, a clerk
In Johnsson's poo!-roOm, 353 Fulton street,
Brooklyn, operations looking towards the
opening OF several pool-rooms In Williams
burg have been resumed.
IL Is now understood that on Monday pool
rooms will be opened IN Mark Ryan's saloon,
at 1O6 broadway. and at Iieisers saloon,
15G Broadway. The proprletors admit that
they were only waiting Tor the action by the
Grand Jury watch Is now IN their favor.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Aa!,l to Pr;rcs rheen.

Prince Phccn ot siam, who came here
week ago as fourth olncer al the Ihiagyaiia
line steamship Hek,a, sailed FOR Copenhagen
on the same vessel to-day. He has stcn
Niagara Fails, New YORK and COncy Island,
The evening world., 1892-07-02
purke Saws ue Wa. clubbed.

Michael Burke, a longshoremau. OF ~
Coeuties slip, was IN badly battered state
when brought % the Tombs Court this mora
ing He claimed that on the way to the cell
he had been cluobed by Policeman Norris
OConnor. Burke MAS nned Sl0.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
proyn Oyar a Woman

Eliza Parnell, sixty-seven, OF 97 Roosevelt
street. was run over by a wagon at the corner
OF Oak and 10 sevelt streets this morning
ana had her left hand crushed. 1he driver
was arrested.
The evening world., 1892-07-02

Policeman Hackest Suspended.
Policeman Peter Hackett, OF the Delaney
street station, was suspended from duty this
morning by Capt. Byer for being drunk. He
Is on the list for promotion to roundsmAn.
He w1.l DO tried next Tuesday.
The evening world., 1892-07-02
Fo,icemen's Wild ows' Pension Day

Although this is a holiday for the employees
Of city departments Bookkecper Gott, or
Police Commissioner McClave's ONCE, and
hi, assistants were busy all day paying TO
the widows OF deceased memOcrs Of the !Urcc
their quarterly pcnsl MS.
The evening world., 1892-07-02

BETWEEN THE ACTS & BRAVO, IOc.
HALr DIME. &c., All-tobaoeo eigarettsf, are the
onIy Ira nd made b. Tbos. IA. Hall EktAb'd 1885,