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WCRLOLIMGS

The new book written by the Archduche,4 Ste
phanic, of Austria, is said to be remarkable both
lrr tho elegance at sty.e and descriptive talent
displayed by its author These gifts rare in
the of royal author, that the Archduchess is to
be congratulated.
American tourists are sati to spend an average Of
Sjj. 900, 600 year IN Italy
The National library at Washington coNltains
7rO,O' bound volomrs ami 200, 900 pamphlets
The anndal inorea,e Is from lj.OOO to 20, 900
volumes
The Roum1nian Crown Is made Of metal from tho
cannon that were cNriurci from the Turks by tho
RoumAniau, at Plrrna n 1871.
rsta, including the 'nrSer members ofthe family,
the tigers, Al" sad 80 make more careful toilet
than any other c'n,s Of ANIMALS except opossuns
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THEIR BANNER TOO PREVIOUS.
Ninth District Republicans Put Their
Flag in Cold Storage.

The adherents OF ex-senator Platt are said
to be delighted at the collapse Of the Harrison
boom IN the Ninth Assembly District. The
Ninth District Republican club wanted TO be
the pioneer organization In the field to boost
Mr.. Harrison for denomination. Its EXccu-
tive Committee met and adopted resolutions.
with several eloquent whereases which were
published at the time, to the effect that Mr.
Harrison was the coming man ana there was
no gCtting away frOm him. The resolution
" ~ signed by T. j. Burton aud Others.
\ transparency that cost $50 the inscrip-
Iipn OF whica was
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STRANGE TALE OF KIDNAPPING.
Told by Mr.. Quarterman, of Georgia,
on His Reappearance.


WAYCRoSs, Ga. May 5.-T. A. Quarterman,
the young man who disappeared SO mysterl-
ously at Douglas on the night OF the Goth OF
last March, arrived here yesterday morning
from Albany.
The story which he tells is strange one.
lie claims that he was Oyerpowered IN his
room after retiring by two strange men and
chlOroformed. lie did not regain conscious
ness until he arrived at Key West, Fla, In a
tugDOat.
lie boarded another vessel and was taken
to central American ports. The vessel re-
turned to Mobile, where he left II and started
for WayCrOSS. lie cannot imagine the object
Of the men IN Kidnapping him un.ess 1t was TO
get reward.
Rewards amounting to $500 had been Of.
fercd Tor the discovery OF Ouartcrman, the
officials believing that he had been murdered.
They applied TO the Governor, and he added u
reward OF 500 to those already offered
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YELLOW FEVER SHIP HELD.
Two Deaths on the Advance Cause
the Ships Detention.

Tho American steamship Advance, Of the
Emitted States and BraNl Mail steamship
Company, ARRIVED from Rio to-day and was
detained at quarantine because uf deaths
from yellow fever ou the voyage.
Her captain r"I ortul that on Aprll .hief
steward William stewart, whose home Is IN
Brooklyn, dicd ot yellow fever ana was bui;ri
at sea.
On Aprll II charlie, Schwenscn, a swedish
seaman, wa, taken sirh with thu dreaded
disease amt dlDd. lie also was buried at sca.
j. =. Raudln, lh" slips surgeon, who lives
IL BroolLyn, ANA b., 90 4 w"ll-Nnown family In
that city, ieil sick uu Npril - with yellow
fever ana was sent ashore to the h'spital at
cotton. III, complaint Is stated on the ships
loS a1 80 congestion of the lungs" but that
condition was due to yellow Jack.
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under way. But notice has been given
to contract. and 80 more delay is threat
encd. while tie street is all tom ,tp and
heaps Of hrick and stone are lying hero
and there. This is what has finally
reused Commissioner GIrEoY'5 wrath
and the ire of the Bowery merchants.
The Railroad Company will act wisely
in taxing most extraordinary means TO
avoid too great II tre,pass on public and
uilicial patience.
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MAY BE FOR HARRISON.
Illinois Republicans in Convention
Renominate Gov. Ftfer.

SrUI%GITrLp, H., May 1.--rhc Republican
state convention rc-asscmDlcd at g O'Clock
this morning. The action ot the committee
ON RESOLUTIONS in recommending the re-
peal OF III" compulsory school law.
AID the substitution therefor Of
greatly modified legislation, had created Il
spirit OF discomfort IN certain quarters, and
the action " the committee to select dele
gal alua-at-iarg' had also dissatisfied the young
delegates.
GvN. Filter was renOiHinatcd on the first
ballot. The vote wa, HS follows: iiicr, 81 | !;
Lpugncckrr, lGO; CLARK, oj; Hunt, 81 ;
Marsh, 80.
lhr platform prepared indorses and in-
stIunts FOR Harrison.
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For Pre- ilrnt.
RlSJAAIS HARRISON.

Space was lett blank Tor Inserting the name
Of the nominee for NiCc-rrCsldCut a nag cost
ing $50 and an electric light costing 800, to
display the Transparency at night, were
ordered. After tho light, nag and tranSpar-
enCy were up, the ant-Harrisun faction OF the
CluU met and gave the Executive Committee
fOrty-eisht hours to take them down. The
Committee uidn'I do II, aid last night the
time having expired, the arti-unrrisoultcs
removed the decorations themselves
An interesting feature Uf the fight was that
the opposition to the Executive committee
was led by Federal officials. among them
United states Marshal JacOOuS, customs In
spcctors Edwards and Laird and Poat-OfliCc
Supts. r. NJ, Morgan and u. II. Clark.
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TYPHUS IN BELLEVUE

Three More Cases Discovered in
This City This Morning.
Three new cases OF typhuS fever were dis.
covered IN this city this morning.
The patients were samuel MarkOwit2, aged
twenty-Iour years, Of ~ Division street ::
Hannah GoSlctZ"r, AGED twenty three years.
OF 40 Cherry street, ana Louis conn, twenty
tlEht years old, ul l3i Monroe street.
ihc laNl-uamcd was taken In an ambulance
last night 10 Bellevue" Hospital ont II was
discovered this morning that ne had typhuS
IcNur and lac was removed with the other
two To North Brother Island.
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GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER.
Turner's Plea Accepted In the Har-
lem River Murder Case.

Henry C. Turner, nineteen years old, who
was Indicted for murder in the first degree
rOr pushing a man into Harlem Rlvcr at one
Hundred and Twcnty-nnth street on Jan. l,
was arraigmed to plead before Judge COwlng
IN General Sessions court to-day.
\ plca u mlnslaughter in the second de-
gree was accepted ana Turner was rcmandcd
for sentence on May IL.
Assistant Di1triGt-AttOrnCy Lynn said that
no greater crime cOG.d he proven. The iden-
llly Of the murdered man has never been es-
tublishUu.
\ popularity Of the case Is that several
days after the crime was Committed Thomas
MCShanc, Ot 1850 second aTCnuc, went to the
Murgu" and identiliCd the body as that OF his
cousin ana had II shipped TO Syracuse. where
the iaHlly alNJ Identified and then buried II.
few days later the missing cousin turned
M alive,
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1t may interest the cNtrayugaut Young
woman OF small mean, who ,iGIS Tor ailk
innings IN her NpriaE dr"-s tu know that
some Of tn" very best custou,'t u the up
town rnodistc prefer cotton Innings FOR their
street suits.
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Miss Mary T., Burt, who la, lust returned
from Grccce, where shg went to visit the
school, Ot Athens and found the primary
children using the classic TOR reading and
-pc.lrg lc-sOus, Is one Ut the aDcat teachers
Ia the public schools II Chicago. For wears
-nr taught IN tn Junca school the member
ship OF which included ll.itcratc adults and
the children ut the very drCgS Il society; she
not only had the language to teach but She
accomplished work that was the wonder and
admiration VI the Board OF Education. Miss
Burt has published several booas for school
use.
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DEPEW is FOR HARRISON.

Says He VIII Vote for Him at the
Minneapolis Convention.
While ex-senator Platt Is trying his best to
Chaurccy NJ. Depew, his fellow delegate-at-
large to Minneapolis, IS doing some good
missionary work Tor he President. lie is in
Chicago at present, and IN an interview there
T. reported 10 have said:
:" am glad 10 say that ! shall vote at
MINNEAPOLIS Tor The denomination Of Presi-
dent llhrli iSOn. o. course, there are hose in
New YORK delegation who are opposed to
HARRISON but | believe that the ma lOritJ OF
our delegates favor his rtnOlniuatiOn."
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Religious Intellig ence-

IRON, TeLds SUtin1s.
'''rhcre was a revival in our town last
week."
"Many people converted2"
"uh yes, and among them twenty pupils OF
the Female College
"inw do You know they were convertei''.
"Brcausc they have declared their deter
minat.Un to nirJ with none but divinity stu,
dents hereafter, ana they are sticking 20 IL
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THE SHIPPING BILL.
American Rogister for Foreign Built
Ships to Be Urged.

FFF''
WASHINGTON. May The Senate Com
mcrcc CDlnlnlt;cc, by n unanimous vote, de-
cidcd this m.rning to report favorably the
bllI granting American register to certain
fOrei,n-built ships OF the Inman line of "A ton
mage of not less than 5000 tons and speed
Of not less than twenty knots which passed
thn House Monday.
senator Frye. chairman Of III" Committee,
was authorized to urge Immediate rnsldel a.
ton by the senate, and THIS he Will do ut the
ilr~l opportunity,
secretary Tracy, in letter to the Commit
tee, expresses the Opuiln that the bill Is
second IN Importance only To the Naval hp-
prOpIiation bill and urges its passage.
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Charged w tn Robbing Freight Ger.

Joseph Reilly, mnrblc-cUtter, ol ~ De-
mott street, Eroohyn; John Norman, a
driIrr, n AIS West lhirty-scCOnd street;
Andrew Walsh. tailor, N West Twenty-third
street, and Louis +. MoNr, laborrr, Of ~.
N'A'N HE rnu", we're held IN 900 each TO-
dan VI m AurkNil,r lUli"e court On IA charge
II bur EIariEin- q freight ear OF the Nrw YORK
central ana Hudson HNCr Railroad at SiNty-
eighth street aud Twelfth avenue. last night
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Oid-World Anarchists are marching IN
large professions TO prison pens An
Anarchist behind the bars IN Europe is as
harm ess as one in front of bar in tins
country.
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The latest victim for the Paris gullo-
tine is MATTHIAS lIrElr, who wound up
his career MS n robior of monastcrtrs by
killing monk lie cun.csscs to over
sixty crimes. and if has memory were in
trim he nigh, confess to few more.
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His Happy Thought.

From JVRgs.
tcriamiltaS-MOnsieur, employed you
10 teach my daughter music, not 10 make
love to her.
Monsieur de Baton-Madame labor under
ze great misrepresentation.
MatcrfamliaS-Bu heard you call her the
aprle Ot your eye.
Monsieur de BatOn-Mon Dieu, madame,
and ces she no. my pupil?
The evening world., 1892-05-05

Michigan and Wisconsin have in
structed for CLKyELkNp, and Connecticut
has done the sam" for lIAEEIsuN. II may
lie that much Of thi. ante. convention IN.
siruction will prove 80 have been waste
OF time and lung Effort.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
MIR. C. P. Huntington's Purchase

ISSoCrA1Fn rVrsS
SAN FRAHCIsCo, Cal, May 5.-Thc state
mcnt Is published here that the handsome
residence on Nob III Of the late Gen. cotton,
one OF the promoters Cf me central Pacifc
kailroad, las been purchased by {. +. Hun
tingi"n. ia" sum paid by Huntington Is
stated to be- r!iO,UOO.
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Medical Intcll;goace.

Doctor There, get that prescription Hned
ana take a IA icaJuoa. TIN, e times day be.
foe meals
laGptr Patient But. DOCTOR | don't gct
but one meal IN two days
The evening world., 1892-05-05

California will probably 90 crazy over
BLANE this year agau. In 1855 the wild
"WahOo." If lis DIriGo Club could lie
head ovtr in the Scottish highlands loug
after tie Maine mans ERne had bcon
designated rs Denis
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SUBSCRIBING FOR SEIDL.

Fund Being Raised for tho Mainte-
nance OF Hin Orchestrc.
tits reported that several wealthy, we'll
known persons Interested IN musical matters
have subscribed Il hlg lund for the naintc-
nance OF Anton %rldra orchestra which has,
according to published reports, been about to
break up. The amount contributed Is said
to De S6O,OOO.
Mr. S"itii says that proposition has been
nude looking to lh' continued and possibly
h?, adrn"d existence OF his orchestra. lit IS
now Icing perfected, ana II lS too early to
make details public yet" he Sall.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
The Biggest Horse Is Dead.

FORT WORTH, leN., May The largest
horay IN the world, standing - hands high
and weighing Loo pounds, owned b. T. T..
lidgeway OF lAlo Cty, diru Yesterday. Tni,
horse has been on exhibition IN various
states. lis carcass viii be shown at the
Worlds Fair.
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THE WIDOW GETS DAMAGES.
She Sued the Rapid Drivers Who
Ran over Her Husband.

NV I'FI'TI IFT' FNEVNT
NNACK, May 5.-On June 10, 1870, John
SelOuld, ul liaycrstraw, WAS run over by two
men who were driving rapidly down a street,
and died rom his injuries.
HIS widow, Julia Scloold, brought suit
against the men in the RocRland county
circuit court, and last CvcHug a jury gave
her verdict ~ $1,000 against thomas \.
Dram, one % the WcG.
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SILVER A STAHDlNG MENACE.
President Smith on Re- Ele ction Ad-
dresses thc Cham Der of Commerce.

At the annual meeting OF the Chamber OF
Commerce this afternoon Charles $. Smith
was reelected President. In his speech OF
acceptance Mr.. smith said, among other
things:
While | believe that a irce silver coinage
measure Is defeated tor the present, | know
that YOU slill entertain the apprc-
hcnsion, expressed III the memorial OF
TIM Chamber addressed to Con-
gross On March 20. 1892, that the CoutiH-
u"l purchase ana storage OF 4.5OO. 900 ounces
ul silver cr month /, a standing menace to
thC best LMlrrNalS VI lhn COuntrN.I
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English bonster possesses any such sense
as that of shame.

Miners in Miss our have left their work
work unless the ghost does walk. So
men differ in their projudiccs and in.
clinatious.
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- 7 VI VF'''TT NV THINs
If thcir romodJ fails To benefit or euro
you, they'll rc.un thc money.
That prove, fer ono thing, th2' IFS
pretty gur2 - Gp all that's claimed for
it. Ard whct tlcy claim -, thG, cll Us
C1s"1 or di1urG,". clus"l hv n toruil ! vcr
or impure hlo"J Gra ourCt by II. l'rr all
the rlalT forp3, ~ ;i,rofpla, AMI f,, the
mos. cN"tidui' Skin cul %""!r iiscn ,eS,
Sal -rhru.A, i0. c", J.cGcwC. GrT.iprlaa,
and ali h'alrol -i'nout.. !! is A. lm-
oquGiad md uniaUin~ rercdv.
best LlcoimeGic'nc, q 1t couldn't h. sold
On r',cl terms Ead ,hc chrdpcS', for you
pay only for tho good you got
And il proves, too, that nothing else,
offered in its place by the dealer, can be
"iust es good.n
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lightning spoiiod two burg.aries in
Massachusetts, town. \ little of II in New
York and vicinity might help the police
out amazingly IN this respect.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
r1sH1NG BANKS FOR RAINMAKrRs.


That section of the hereafter in which
Col. lNGEEsoLL pretends not TO believe
/ Is, it is said, pretty thoroughly paved
/ with fish stories. The greatest portion of
/ this paving material consists of fish of
abnormal weight or unusual size TINT
were taken by Izank Waltons who failed
to have the same photographed or other
wise preserved for cOrroboration of their
| statements. Anything extraordIntr! III
the line If pIscntorlal achievement or
ichthyan phenomena ls put down as he
/ longing to the Street Department of the
| City Of Dis. which is tho capital of Satan >
dominion. Every new fish story COOS
that way, and the rlutonic pavements
are in consequence kept IN excellent re.
pair.
| \ piece of fish news that the thought
less reader is likely to fill cat II Till Of
ladlng to llades for comes this morning
, from Forest City. PA. A shower Of fish
| fell there yesterday. Thev dropped from
the clouds i'll fairly good Quantities, and
hotel man caught II number OF them III
the street, while the leading journalist
and truth promoter of tue town gathered
mp four from the roof of house show
ing conclusively that they came from the
sky and not from an adjacent creek. The
modesty and yerisilnilitudc of this story
should save it from the fate of other fish
yarns. Tho drciduuus tBh were very
small, not more than four inches III
length, and there were not too many of
them. The tnN on IL PERSONS credullty is
be were sharks or baked buciish or
smoked herringS or canned snrdines
mentioned as pouring i'll torrents from
the clouds.
Altogether We think the narrative is
entitled TO some consideration, II not lc-
lief 1t makes no difference how the fish
came To be monkcying around III midair.
They We're there. We take II for granted
baIloonInG or nstrOnomZlug or doing
something ambitious and lofty, when Il
storm came and tumbled them to tern
trma. Probably there are more of them
II the clouds above Forest City or else.
where. Rninmakers might add little
tempting bait to their dynamite next time
they bomharl the sky. Perhaps it wllI
BRING down fish even should IT fail to ring
the bell for rain. II they succeed plsca
torially. then the leadeu sinkcr now IN
use on fishing lines will have to go aud
kites will be substituted ornamental
fishing, when it comes, will be out OF
sight.
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rHC CLEANE l.

By the death ot chnrl", Henry Harris bot
ter known aI "Cirl PrrtI'L' the newspaper
world loses one ut It's abl",t writers. Nr
Harris was = itor Uf the Nu',rnui Ucrkty at
the tim" II his d"a'n, which occurred IN hi
Cago yesterday lie was hny-Ouc years Old
hear that sam Dc,sauCr, busincs, man.
ager II the Henry Burlrsqur company, took
5000 away IRON GuttcnUng Yesterday. lie
bnckcd bitten to that extent. Sow, II Is
said ho Will purchase an Interest In the Eur.
esQuc company.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

CHARLES EMoHY SMITH, Just back from
Russia says he does not expect to return
there. He probably has little faith in
HARRIsoN's denomination or reelection.
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Tom PLATT says that no New York dele.
gates have been instructed. Mr. PLATT
will doubtless DO al the iustruct'ng when
the time comes.
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The Newest Designs.
GEO. C.. FLINT CO.,
STORES, Nos. 1O4. 1OG, IOs W. 18th ST.,
Between 9th 4 eth aves. one door west of 9Th ave.
Change OF Title.

From HoTpey's BGsdr,l
"That is Mrs. et-Commissioner Jones
over there, isn't It :"
"NO; not now"
Divorced z"
mo: her husbands been promoted She
Is now Mrs. First Assistant Deputy = SUB.
Comptroller Jones'"
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VkCRANT VERSES.
Puella Rara.

TN, place rhaplct ON her brow,
hud give her songs of praise
lndylng tame sha,l sound her name
To lIle's rrnUtest days
Al men shall DO her reverence,
And heud the Wiling kurr
A. 81 all rrJulcn with lifted voice,
This msiGen rare to see.
lor 10 the mar who gave his scat
lu her tho other uaN,
lht- mani unique, thi, perfect freak,
Wa InhnN Euu heard to Bay.
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lPtnr 7uIl
"Your scheme sounds wcll-but success on
paper isn't real success"
&" 1t was IN IHdrk vaN IS case"
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Secretary NJ BILE is on his dignity and
refuses to testify i'll the Pension Office
investigation.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
Death of J. NJ. Dorland.

ltrvC'LI 70 THF EVENING wOr-n.N
ATLANTIC CITY, y. j. MAY I'D. VI. Dor
land, tEc wr!l-Enown newspaper correspond
Ont ana advertising man. died at hi, hpIne
IN allan t. city, this morning, at : UcCCA.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

The decision 70 postpone further ex-
animation into DEIMING's mental state
until after lie is hanged ls safe one.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
FASHION NEWS AND NOTES.
Woollen and Flannel Blazers Are
to the Front Again,
Brown Hats Trimmed with Hue for
Children

The wOullcu ant flannel blazers are to the
lront again. Ihcy viii lo worn over n mus
lin ur wi-h.-i.N skirt ana n leather Uclt.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

This is a treacherous Spring. The wise
citizen will not yet underrate his light
overcUat
The evening world., 1892-05-05
NEWARE's BOY MURDERER

There is nothing revealed So far in the
story of AIptS FlLEs'S life and of IN,
killing of THOMAS lIAYpoN, in Newark. to
afford ground for the timc.vorn plea Of
insanity which viii, 1t is sad, he entered
when the boy murderer is placed on trlnl.
Young FNEs Is singulurly free from signs
of any other mental cruokedncss than that
of bent towards crime Tie is cool self
possessed, sticks to his confession ms first
made nrd is clear healed enough To- go
bnck and pick up overlooked details and
put them where they belong in the story.
As to the theory that his criminal iu-
stincts are his by heredty, il is more III.
ter, sting to specialists i'll mental science
and to theoretical rcfurmers than 10 the
public which must be protected both
from growing and full-grown criminals
who arc menace to the peace aud even
the lives of other people. Doubtless
many an offender who has come TO cell or
scaffold was as much IL criminal 10y hcrcd-
ity as this boy.
Young F.1Es's record is bad. lie be
gan to steal MS soon as he began TO work.
He has kept bad hours and bad company.
lie is precucious in crime, old far beyond
his years in wickcdncss. He is not wOr-
ricd nor broken down by the extent of his
latest uiiense. lie presents sad spec
tacie Of hopeless dcprnvity while LIE s
still in what should he his hopeful years.
The facts begct SORROW for his condition.
They need not give rise to morbid seutl-
mont or sympathy too much overstrained.
The evening world., 1892-05-05
"BRANCH OFFICES.

tFBRANCH OFFICES.
WORLD UPTOWN OFFICF-l2G7 BROADWAY
tstween 3lst md 32d ats. Now York
WORLD HARLEM OFtICE-l2jTh Sr. AND
MADISON AVE.
fROoKLYN-3O9 wAsHtSo1oN
PHILADELPHIA. PA.--LEpGER BrfiptSG, 1l2
touTH GTHSr. WASHINGTON-GlO l4rH ST.
LONDON OFFICE-J2 UuCAsrUR SI.. 1NAFAL.
GAL SQUARE
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Murderer DEEMING says he wasn't born
TO be hanged. His execution Will be n
good choke, then.
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comedy. - he Daazler." lie was some
what scintillaut himself in his dny.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

The story that MILBANK is ashamed to
disclose the iden,itr ot his mysterious
opponent in the duel in Belgium is
weakened by lack OF proof that the
The evening world., 1892-05-05

The Aldermen want design for their
badge. How would badge for their de-
signs do?
The evening world., 1892-05-05

The Ninth District Republican Club
refuses 20 bow to Grandpa's hat. 1t has
turned HARBGsoN's picture to the wall.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

An item is going the rounds Of the press
stating that good burglar alarm can be pro-
cured by spreading newspapers around the
halls or stalrways. 1t cannot bu lincd
or walked upon without making noise enough
10 arouse the household. There IS nothing
new IN this however An elderly lady VI lay
acquaintance has used this device Tor years
whenever she was let alone IN the house
overnight, and She learned T. from others
who had adopted the scheme nom family
traditions.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

EN-Chict OF the Fire Department. Charles
o. shay /, one of the chl"f participants In "A
littl" romance. lie was married Yesterday
to Mrs. Harry Teal, widow oi capt. Teal,
who, up to the time OF his death, two years
ago, wLs n close friend Of the cN-Chicf, and
lScd 10 drive for him. The couple Will spend
their honeymoon In saratoga.
The evening world., 1892-05-05

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