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CENSUS BILL IN ASSEMBLY. SEAnvANT GUILTY,
Rushed to Third Reading While
Republicans Fiiibuster
AsscmNiymnn Jiitt Coos Oic' with
the Opposition.
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from either a musical, moral or vaudeville
point OF view. II Is the crew OF criminals and
their female accompllces, who hesitate at
nothing to secure money. These constitute
the real danger In Stajer's and the " Or
pheum."
That police Investigation Is being made OF
Buttncr's and stajers dens has been very
evident during the last few nights. EVENING
WORLD Investigators who have the outlaws
dens under constant surveillance noticed in
StaJer's last night two men whose actions
plainly indicated that they were not there for
amusement, but for business.
The same men were out Saturday and sun.
day nights, and not only dropped into
stajcr's, but also paid Mr.. Gombossy- BUTT
ncr's d" Orpheum q call little later.
They quietly but firmly repelled the ad.
vances OF Gombossy's maidens, who appeared
wonderfully thirsty for persons who drink at
least every five minutes, and the attention
they paiu to the tat serio-comic, whose voice
ranges from a bu2z-saw bass TO u falsetto
Shrek, was plainly forced.
Perhaps they recognized in the serlo-comic
former Coney Island queen whose admirers
last summer used to send beer over the foot
lights to her instead OF bouquets.
Last Summer the song stress's hair was a
beautiful blonde, but now II Is raven black,
and 1t Is said that the climate didn't change
the color either. Even she couldn't induce
these two men to buy drink for any one but
themselves, and Mr.. Gombossy grew sus-
picious and nervous.
But he couldn't put them out as they were
orderly, respectable and good producers"
occasionally they would carelessly look
around and make mental note OF the tough
characters In the place. Mr.. Gombossy's
mysterious guests were evidently police
men In disguise.
At staJer's these men pursued similar tao
tics, and stajer himself was puzzled and ev!-
IDENTIFY not little disturbed.
Last night there was only sparse attend
ance OF crooks and greater dearth OF VIC
tins In both places, and the Investigators
were satisfied with only brief stay.
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Convicted by a Jury for Shooting
Mrs. Chapman,
His Foul Accusations Against Her
We're Disbelieved.
His sentence I.ur,uny VIII Close u
Sensational Case.

tn" sensational trial of Nurse Herbert
'carvant for twice shooting Mrs cora chap.
man, the wife " his insane patient, Nov. q:
last IN her bedroom, was continued before
bun Judge Moore AMI n iirouklyn Jury In thc
Mag, county court of Scssi Ins to- lay. Law.
yer j. nrattau Mcmahon, who, white prac-
iisinr ia New orleans. saved tn" lives OF tn,
Italian aSsnssinS NJ thicf lIcnn"ssry to he
sacrificed Icy the clay Statue mob of inCensed
ci;Krns was gloomy over the prospect for his
client, SrarN"nt, TINS morning
Mrs. chapman. entirely and almost miracu.
lousy recovered IRON the lullct wound
through her lcu lang, tod her story OF tho
shooting In "A straightforward way.
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TWO OTHERS TRIM FOR SAFETY.
lgnatz Buttner and Louis Stajer
Sham Sinnr a 9 Nunn1-a..i.n.

lgnatz BUttner and Louis Stajer
Show Signs OF Weakening.
Never before since the iirSt dive was opened
on the Bowery has business been so quiet In
Them as It was last night. While the weather
Undoubtedly had It's eject upon the attend
"hce at Mr.. IgnaH Buttncr's "Orpheum" at
Eva Bowery and Mr.. LOUIS stajers "Concert
nal at 255 Bowery, II Is noteworthy fact
that Since THE EVENING WORLDS search light
mas been turned on these two dens there has
oeeh gradual but steady decrease In the
number OF lambs who have Hooked there TO
W Heeced by the pack OF wolves that nightly
he III wait for fresh victims.
IN" public has learned from The EVENING
WORLDS exposures the difference between
'ne u'es III which they are liable 10 be as
s"ulted and robbed and the reputable concert
A"'s where enjoyment Is to be secured with
ou' ouiidoAing, and where refreshing bever-
aeo' are served Instead OF drugged drinks.
"ohoassy, Mr.. Ignatl Buttner's brother,
% "uo runs" the "orpheum,' and Mr.. LOUIS
''A'e' 1e both beginning 10 realize what the
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" "truss-eNaminel'
s"uryant shrunk involuntarily In hts chair.
There was dead silence In the courtroom
ns MIR. Ridgway turned up towards the
Judge u lace saturated with the expression ol
di gust anu he said
"Not question:
Srnrrnnt hastily shrunk away to his pace
against the big white tOrinthian pillar rs II
glad to escape 50 easily.
DIS. John K. kerins and Daniel c. Mangan
were called upon for som" expert Testimony
based on Hypothetical questions.
EyipFSCE CoNCLrpED.
This concluded he case for the defense. II
was ll.lj o'cp X. and at ll.2O Lawyer Me-
Mahuh began his plea to the jury.
H." began by telling til" Jury that :" Oui
hearts are wrung bN stories of distress anL
suffering every dav,' and nttlr later said
Il VIII not attempt tOr"p, the tale which
has been icCitcu here by lh>y,u man
NY tuNxu" parrhcs IN my turout at til,
thought ~ II, and Cannoi speak"
The lurym"n gaL"d AT the plea Ter as n II
wonder. Not one ol them d1ignrd to tur,
his eyes upon Scarvant, who listened and
looked ia dull, stubborn way at the twciN,
men In the box, his eyes wandering IRON OnT
IL an lthrI uf the Jurors.
III" ease was given to the Jury al .nS, and
seventeen minutes later ~" jurors came into
court aud returned a verdict Of guilty Of nS.
snut IN IN" iiro' degree as charged Ia the In.
dicitnrn.
SrarNnnt was rcinanlcd to Raymond street
jail, and VIII BE- Seatraccd Thursday.
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~ expect that from time 10 time we shall
md other places which deserve our attention
lust rs much as those which have already
beer closed and the cases Will be dealt with
vigorously as they arise.
" In this work We appreciate the cc-opera-
,ion and assistance Of the press, and The
EVENING WORLD has been an Invaluable AID
IN accomplishing the results which have al
ready been attained.
~ hope II Will go ahead and wage Its war
fare against all vicious and disreputable re-
sorts In this city rs iearlcssly and persist
emily Us II has IN the past"
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UNION BARTENDtRS IND0RSE 1T.
Their Convention Adopts Resolu-
tion or "The Evening Worlds" I"
f'rlSnlp.

At the convention ut the National tnion OF
Walters ard Nartrndris, htid IN the hail nj
l:2 West Twcnt y-scvcnth stree this morning
tA' following resolution, offered BY Delegate
Iuck"', Of pEladcirhia, was unanimously
adopted.
hH,frdg, During the past two weeks we
have witnessed with positive satisfaction a
mighty and succcs Iful crusade by the ENBN-
ISG WoWIp and other city papers against re-
sorts III this city where abandoned women
and men Of baG character and reputation
cungrcLa'e for iniuultous purposes Il the
dcir!incnt Of honest and respectable saloon
keepers and tu the good morals Of this great
hnlirr city.
"ErS,hef That We heartily indursc and ap-
prove the ura! a!,rWurthy undertaking uf iHf
EvrSISG WorLp In breaking up these dcns of
vice ana moral d"grn iatlon, and that we
hereby express our unqualified appreciation
Of lie !mmcasurullc benefits IT. fearless cru
sale has conferred ON labor organizations,
good morals aud the puh.iC At large"
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LOOKS LIKE PEACE WITH CHILL.
Reason 10 Ee!ieve Conciliatory
Dispatches Are Received

NAsHiNGFJS Jan. iD.-lhe Cabinet meet
IN, to-day w"s devoted almost entirely to the
consideration ". thr Chl!ian question.
lhr pruC,tdlI.S were only temporarily in-
tcrrupted Ly the sll. h illness OF Secretary
Balm.
Tncrc I, reNs III 10 believe that the Govern
m"ut As received dispatches from the Chiiian
Minister lpJ"ing 10 II peaceful aud satisfac-
tony soiut N u! the questions n dispute aud
that they wee submitted TO the Cabilet to-
day.
ih!, VIII nave u.o,t I'm yortaut bearing on
III" question OF submitting the correspond
encc 10 Congress at Present. and 1t may pos
sitly do away Atogeihr vi Ii the necessity
OF icfc!in, lie lues;ipa to Congress.
1t l. known lhit ,he President desires to
oHhaust all di!i '!aa,ic means before sub
M.ttias the lHatt,r 20 con sress for action.
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EARL SUCCEEDS JUDGE RUGER
Deputy Attorney-General May.
nard to the Appellate Bench.


ALBANY. Jan. lp-In the senate to-day the
private secretary Of GOV. Flower brought IN
the nomination ut Robert Earl, OF IIerhimcr
County, to G Ch!cl Judge OF the court oi
Appeals.
on motion Of senator esch The nomua-
ton was unanimously confirmed.
The nomination ~ Deputy Attorney
General |. II. Maynard 20 be Judge of the
Court OF Appeals IN place OF Julse
Earl was also received aud con-
Armed by party vote. senator edwards vUt.
Ing with thc Dem Icrats.
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the outlaws who kept their saloons open, but
their dive anueNcS closed, did very little Gusi-
ness over the Dars.ow!ng Ia large part to YHE
EVENING WORLDS crusade and IN a certain
degree to the terribly inclement weather.
such places were Mr.. Charles smiths, Mr..
John IL. MCGurl's, the LenoX, Mr. John j..
McAleer's. Mr.. Simon Buttncr's aNd Mr.. Paul
McCart hy's, at la1, !5:i, III. POO, aUi and
327 Bowery respectively ; Mr.. John j. Mur-
phys, Of ~ Bond street, and Mr.. Frank Stov-
enson's at West Third and sullivan streets.
In all these places the hahitUcS who now
find "business" " SO "dcad quiet" gathered In
little groups and cursed The EVENING
WORLD, whose active, pcrsstan' crusade has
caused such n startling Transformation u the
usual night scenes along the Bowery and
other dive-infested districts.
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the furnturr and !lNingS from HI, abandoned
dive 1, MI Frank stevenson, who has
stripped the slide" OF ali Its iurmcr fdh.-
iurr. Mr,Srs Tom Gould, Guidrn, Davis.
Mclcn ANA Malthcrs are stilI ",plGg their
ulldNr, intact, IN the Nain hup' thal thry
can again, attrr II scaSut. RESTING DINincsS at
their OFT stands
II ltbyrc ls any significance ia th' remarks
umanatinI IRON the iio'r!,t-Atiu,""I' : uiicc
the outlaws Will no, Hau nlarkwvll's island u
cangcniAi place Ior dl, a-hcclcr,.
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TAKEN OFF A SINKING SHIP.
Fig tsen Sailors Rescued from the
Fred rick FeottIg.

Capt. Cam, Uf the English ship Stalwart,
which arrived at this port this morning from
Liverpool, reports that Jan. s, In latitude
45l7, longitude I!.4O, he fell IN with the
Norwegian ship Frederick faettlng, In dis
tTcsS.
The Norwegian was dismastcd. leaking ana
breaking up, having encountered series OF
severe gales. She was bound from St. John,
y. L., timber laden. to Liverpool.
Her crew, comprising eighteen ucn all told,
were taken on board the Stalwart and their
ship abandoned. The next day the English
steamship iiuruon. rom Baltimore To KUltcr-
dam, Was met, ami the crew OF the Frederick
Faetiinb were tranS>iIl Dped.
The Slalwart Madc the passage from cork,
where she touched, - sandy HOOK, In tigh-
teen uays,
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Supt. Murray Says All the Outlaws
Will Be Taken In.
NEW YOTK'S OUTLAWS.

"A Tabie .SU,yect TO nam ChdbOe.l
BILLY McGLORY.Int the Peni,cntinrv.
TOM C0uIB.
Indicir,i, Diyc Closed for Coed.
CAREY NELCE.
indicted, Dive Closed for Good.
August GI:HON.
Indicted, Dive Closed for Good.
FRANK STEVENSON.
In HidiuR, hive Closed for Good.
ALFRED DAVIS.
Dive Closed for Good.
LOUIS WALTHEKS.
Indicted. Dive Closed for Good.
JOHN KELLY.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
THOMAS MctORMiuK.
Indicted, DiVc Annex Closed.
DANIEL SCEIHSER.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
J. ii. Mc.vRK.
Indicted. tive Annex Closed.
PAUL MCCARTHY.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
JOHN j. McAIEER.
Indicted. Dive Annex Closed.
CHARLES SMITH.
Indicted, Dive Annex Closed.
JOHN j. MURPHY.
Dive Annex Closed.
JOHN WTLFERS....Diyr Annex Closed.
KEEPER OF THE LENOX.
Dive Annex Closed.
SIMON BUTTNER Dive Annex Closed.
LOUIS .....Dive Wide Open.
IGNATZ BUTTNER....Li Wide Open.
The reports which the police authorities
were requested to make to the Excise Board
on the dives exposed by TIE EVENING WORLD
In the service OF the public are almost ready
to be handed in. When they have been re-
ceiNed the Excise Board VIII resume the work
Of frcvokug the licenses 4 these places.
In anticipation Of police raid last night,
very few Of the hahitues OF those places
visited the dcns kept by Louis Stajer and
ignat2 Buttner on the Bowery. Those OF
THEM who were bold enough u venture into
the dens did not stay long, and the business
done b. the lyoprictors was consequently
very light.
TWO policemen in citizens clothes We're
seen sitting at one OF the tables in Stajer's
place, and later in the night the same men
We're observed in Buttners dive. That these
officers had been detailed to obtain evidence
against the dives and their proprictors there
seems very little reason to doubt.
The police ana the attaches OF the District
Attorneys oillcc, 1t is reported, are quietly ut
work on the dive cases. 1t Is evidently the
policy OF the authorities to secure evidence OF
sort that VIII render conviction certain
when the other outlaws against whCh indict-
mehts have been found are arrested and
lttTt,.NI t,I..
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RESCUED FROM EAST RIVER.
A Soldiers Life Saved by n New
York Policeman

John CUlgan, soldier belonging to the
garIisJa at West Point, accidentally fell into
East kiycr IRON the pier at lWchty-third
street a. 6.3J This morning. lie Was Rescued
by Policeman William :. Col, man, Of the
East lwrniy-sccOnl street squad, and taken
to Bellevue Hospital.
tulgan Is lwcnly-nine years old. He was
very badly chilled, but VIII probably recover
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HIS WIFE DEAD ON THE FLOOR.
Patcrson's Chief OF Folice Makes @
Startling Discovery at Home.

isrFCIAI TO THF EvESISG wonLDl
PATERSON, y. D., Jan. lD.--When CLier OF
Police Graul, OF this city, entered his house
on Tyler street last night al u late hour he
found his wim, Nhom he had lcft fcw hours
before ia tile best OF health and spirits, lying
dead on tie purlOr nuUr.
She had evidently been dead but a short
time, aS her body was sun warm. Heart
disease, from which Nrs. Graul had sufrercd
Tor number Of years, was the cause OF her
sllGicn death.
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IS REBEL GARzA CORNER[D I?
Report that He Has Been Lo-
Gated at Iona Prietc.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. lo.-trom private
sources II reporter learns that CARA and hyc
or six followers have been located NJ n point
called Iona rricto Black IND, near the line
OF EnCanal and Duyal counties, and II the
authorities get down to business ne Will prob
ably be captured there.
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Echo of tle Nicholson Bank Collapse.
rpY ASsOCI.TEp rREssl

BALTIMORE, Jan. lD.-The fourth failure
through the collapse OF the Nicholson Bank Is
that Of George o. stevens, whose liabilities
are said to be $4,000, with assets OF $50, 900.
The German catholic Order OF the Kedemp-
tOrlSl priests loses 81 1000 by the bank fnil-
uIc, ana several catholic churches also lose
money. The ONE rs OF half IA dozen small
banks in Virginia, West virginia and North
CnrOliua are mere looking after their anairs In
connection Win the collapse.
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The hearing IN the cases before the Excise
Commissioners against all the uive-kccpcrs
except carey WelCh, Albert Davis, OF the EX-
else Exchange, and August Guidon, OF
the French Hotel, at l3J sullivan
street, whose licenses have already been re-
yoked by the Excise Commissioners, Will take
pace next Monday forenoon.
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boston, ian. lv.--Ihc Cunard line steamer
ravonia, capt. Mckay. which sailed from
Liverpool Jan, Tor Boston, was tOwed to an
anchorage below at % clock This morning by
an uukaOHn steamer, WnlCn mas also
anchored. Tine FuNUnia'S Shalt Is broken.
steamer Khactia, Hamburg Tor New York,
Is the vessel which tuwcl III III" disabled
steamer PavuniA. She j. stlll anchored below
Hun.
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The attack reported above is the third
which secretary Blaine has experienced
iihin H. last two weeks.
Nj three have been accompanied by similar
symptoms, though that OF yesterday was not
al the tcmc II It's occurrence attributed to In.
disesti Ii, aS the other two have been.
After III" frst attack n rumor spread abroad
that Mr. Bainc'S illness was OF an apopectic
nature. This was promptly and emphatically
denied
Yesterday Dr. Hyatt said to WORLD cor
respondent 1t Washington that Mr.. Blaine
wa, cnjO! Ing the best o, health.
The secretary was not attended by q ply
s!cian Oh the occasion OF his second sudden
illness.
There Is no doubt that for n long time past
the Chilian complications have caused an in-
tense mental strain upon the Secretary.
His trouble In this respect, the best In.
formed correspondents say, has been aggra-
waited through the disposition manifested by
the Prc>iden; and Others to dispute the wis
dom vi his diplomatic policy.
Fresh Behripg sea complications have also
lately been added to the causes which may
have impclled the Secretary to the verge OF
mcnt al and pny ,lcai overwork.
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Canada's Aged Portrait Artist Dead.

ToRoS 70, ont, Jan. lD.--Gcurg" Theodore
BerIhOn, the Oldest Of Canadian portrait
painters, died yesterday from bronchial
trouble, lie painted all the gubcrnatorlai
portraits IN the government House and pOr-
traits OF all eminent ontario Judges. lie was
eighty-six years OF age.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Distinguished Berlin Chem's. kills
Hi5 BetrotGed and Himsslt
my ,sRnrr.TFp rpva

irS psEOCIATFD rNFsS'
LONDON, Jan. ln.-lhc star to-day prints Il
despatch from Berlin stating that Dr. Bgcdcr-
mann. Director of the Chemical LnbOra'nry IN
the univeisi OF Berlin, has Lilied his le-
trothed, Margarcthe Meyer and then con =
m!ited suicide.
Dr. Rredermann was to"ty-two Yeas Old,
while the girl to whom he was engaged To be
married and who has row met her death al
his hands, was only seventeen years OF age.
The whole afIair the stars despatch adds,
Is enshroIdcd IN mystery No motive can be
conjectured FOR TIE double crime.
The murder and suicide have caused excited
discussisn In the circles IN which DR.. BREEDER
man and fruulein Never moved.
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Ead tho Noordland's Passengers on
Board

The Red star steamship Frieslaud arrive d
here to-day from Antwerp and had on board
the three cabin and all the stccragc passen-
gers, as well as the cargo If the steamship
NOOrdland, which cohdcd wiki the ship
SchilIwall on the Belgian cuas. on Jan. :
While on her way 10 this port.
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Fatal Eesults o, Political Riots in
Hungary.


hUpA rLsriI, Jan. lS.-rhr meetings held
In various Iarts Oi the cuuLlry III the tat, =
ests uf the candidate Tor arnl uIbhip Ia She
Hungarian Diet Lave lccn conducive ul scri-
Gus rloling.
4 political meeting was held IN the spUll-
eastern part u liuEgar, Oh sunday, which IN
"A short time degencrlted into II Tree .ish, In
which all sorts ut weapons were wicked with
fer"city. The lght resulted IN tie death OF
two Of the Ia tiCiputs.
Al Eispatak yesterday II row broke out at Il
meeting there u ID when GG!1t was restored
II was found that two mca were dead ana iive
we're seriously wounded.
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Dexter Nominated to izprel,


WAsllSGToS, Jan. l9.-Ine President to-
day sent 10 the Senate the name uf Lewis
Dexter, OF Rhode Island for United states
Consul ut Fayal. Azores.
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SENATOR GORMAN RE-CHOSEN.
E!ectec by Maryland's Legislature
to Succeed Himself.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. l0.-Arthur +. Cor
man was reelected to-day United states
senator to succeed himself
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Famine Fever In It's Most Terrible
Form Raging in Russia

wv AssoCiATFn pRsssl
LONDON, Jan. ia private letter received
in this city from ST. Petersburg says that the
famine fever is increasing at terrible rate
In Kasan, Simbirsk and Sarato1. The writer
tells story OF terrible suffering among the
famished people.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
France Provides for Ministerial Rep
resentation at the Fair.

ny ASSOCIATED PRTss
PARls, Jan. ls-A Cabinet council was
held to-day at which the arrangements for
the representation OF each OF the Ministerial
departments at the Chicago Columbian Expo
sition were decided upon.
The bill for the credits necessary 10 carry
out the plans OF the Ministers will shortly he
presented to the Chamber OF Deputies.
The evening world., 1892-01-19
Thieving Scrubwoman Arrested.

In the Tombs Court to-day, Jane iiannegan,
scrubwoman, was held In $500 Tor trial, on
the charge OF stealing silyerware and linen
from the Park Avenue Hotel She was AZ
rested In q Ninth avenue paw nshop
The evening world., 1892-01-19

Tar, Licorice and Toiu Waters.
Beet remedy for throat troubles. Y. 4 ., Mrs -
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LAST EDITION.
BLAINE Ill AGAIN,
He Had to Withdraw from To-
Days Meeting of the Cabinet.
Taken Home by Secretary Elkins In
the Latter's Carriage.
The Sccretnry's Third Strange At.
tack Within Two Weeks Past.

WAsnISGToS. Jan. l0.-Sccretary Blaine
While at the cabinet meeting to-day ex.
pcrlenccd another attack OF indigestion, &C.
companied with nausea, and felt so uncom-
Portable that he lett the meeting about IL. 10
r. NJ. and went home, riding thither with
secretary Elkins In the latter's carriage.
The evening world., 1892-01-19

"Y. ~ -" stick I.icorice
For years the standard Of excellence. Druygists..
The evening world., 1892-01-19

smoke Hall's Half Diae
ell tebssso. The best cent sisssssss mAdA ~