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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26
y Critical Case.

Our people were panied to learn the
first Of the week that Jo Sarazin the
youngest brother of DIR. SaraZim and Il
lad whom everyone admires fer his
quiet and gentlemanly ways and social
disposition was dangerously i'll with
small chance of recovery His trouble
was caused By foreign substances
entering the appendix yermiformjs
causing an abscass III this part OF the
organ rendering an operation neces-
sary, an operation which is considered
very dangerous but OF late years done
as 4 last resort. An opening Of about six
inches was made in the bowels ana
onc-half pint of matter taken out.
Does. Ground, Knox and Specll as
sisted Dr.. SaraZjn in the operation
ANA that the work was done well is
proven By The fact that the patient is
now considered out Of danger South
Superior sun
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26

st. Paul News: Cleveland is fish.
ing and congress takes Us for a nation
of suckers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26

While stamping Indiana and
elsewhere last fall, Dan. Voorhees,
stuffed the farmers full of nonsense,
and told them that if they would only
pat the Democrats in power they, the
said Democrats would put wheat up to
SIS per huaheL. Well the obi fellows
put the Democrats in power but the
Democrats h&Teas usual f&iledto keep
their part Of the agreement and in
stead Of going up from &l.03 to 2f.25,
it has gone from *1.00 down to 81 cents
rerbRshcl, several cents per buahcl less
than it costs to produce it. But the
farmers won last November at the
polls and that viii probably be JOY and
food and raiment to them for the next
four years, Some people are easily sat
lsl.ed, politically.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26

We'll, congress Inns been in session
nearly three weeks POW, and yet the
country IS not saved, but Ne have
demonstrated % lie world chat SIC
l.lya : ca3are.z ~ sIyEia,,.s.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26

Invitations, Cards, Etc. n, n Tie - at Al!
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.lsu -5!-S ~ JI.,y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26
Notice Of SHERIFF sa9c o., Execution.

0--I..-I n --II.- . -'-----|- : y =
y. T.. EuH=uTS.
Attorney for o. \. Ii-.-c.u. U-A-s
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-08-26

TIEn-. w. SHNCKI EFurD.
Attorney for s,Jli l,,iE ucc. ilti9
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Var. ErieH's Mistake.

GEORGE ASTRIM,
plainwcll, Nil u
The evening world., 1893-10-25
FOR AND AGAINST MAYNARD.
Your Choice Of Tammany Hall
or Cooper Union Meeting.
Bar Association Will Fire It's Final
Broadside.

Senator David b Hi Is expected to
make his second speech in this cam
paign at the Tammany Hail ratification
meeting tomorrow night. Senator ZOO
hees. who vas to be the other noted
speaker. viii not be there. He is de-
tainel by the itCht over the silver bill
in Washington. Congressman Jason
Brown, OF Indiana. will replace Senator
VOORHEES,, and there will h other not3.
h!es present, among them Gov. Flower
and l.ieut-uiov. Sheehan. Two overflow
meetings will he held outside the wig.
wan.
Gov. Flo or will preside in the hall,
where Senator Hir, Congressman Brown.
'Lieut-Gov Sheehan, Candidates Eel
lows. Fitch. O%'Sullivan. Roesch and Can
tor, and Delaney Nicoil, Amos !. Cum
inires and Postmaster Dayton will
speak,
IN front q Tamany Hail two ,ands
preside on stand No ! and ThAdieus
M2Tiarity on stand No. The speakers
Lynn and simms. Assistant pistrict-At-
torneys Weeks. Mcintyre, o,liarc. Davis
and Battle, T. ). Quinn, John. J De-
laney James A, o'Gorman, Victor ].
Levy. Thomas J. Bradley. George Rlair.
ex-Jpdse Stephen S. Blake and Michael
m s,s ' mSsiin swa 81 X ci Bar A usiS3i ,se
Will be held at the aame time. The pub.
lie can take Its choice. 1t can 20 TO
hear MAYNARD praised in Fourteenth
Wheeler H. Peckham will presto and
sneak AZ the Cooper Union meeting.
Frederic r. Coudert. f Ellery Anderson
and ThsodTre bacon YIN reply to sena.
final brondsiie at the judicial ca ndidate.
and will be printed md distribu ed as a
campaign document
The meeting called for Friday r'ght 10
r,tify. the Independent nomination Of
Otto kerNnner for Asse mbiymar, In the
Seventh District may be turned into an
missioners having rejected Ker,pncr's
certificate or nomination on the ground
Of i~rrsguiarityt, biz name viii not be
printed on the ballots unless the c5urts
Will be d.noun' ed. The meeting place
is Concordia Hall. 20 Avenue A. Arthur
Won Rriessen. A.. D. Parker: John Fen
hei, mr; y, u. Feeney and Kenpner
Tonight the Republicans OF the An
nexed District will whoop it up for their
candidate for Street Improvement Com
meeting will be held in North Sid Hail
4 mee,inF % Sp the United Germe, De.
mocracy OF the Seventeenth Hf,trict
VIII be held In Wendel's Casino, Forty.
fourth street and Ninth avenue.
Manric" M~rCormick's Tammanv Hall
Cnmnaign Club. of the Eighth Election
District. Twenty-ninth Assembly Dis-
trict., VIII hnid n meeting Mt NcCor-
mick,,s Suburban Hotel. junction OF
rhlrd avenue and One Hundred md
E~orty,ninth street. this evening at 8
O'Clock to ratifv the nominations.
Tho Y. w. Barlow Democratic Cam
naign Club. OF the Twentv-hrst Assem-
bly, District. was organized Inst cveninC
Mt a9l Sixth avenue. The following ON,
cers were elected: Walton Storm, Presi-
dent; George r. Hnnning. First Vice
President; lanes Fox. Second Vice
NJ. r.. Bardweh. Secretary: stephen "
Priestly. Sergeant-at-Arms. Resolutions
were passed indorsing the Democratic
Stnte, county and local tickets.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
WANTS $4,000 N ES.
.gnatz Gross Bays His Alleged False
Arrest Ruined Him.

Through Lawyer Julius Lehman, of
27 Broadway, lgnntz Gross, n former
contracting tailor. is suing Israel Stein
hart, Herman Heidelberg and william
Steinhart. composing the firm OF Stein
hart. Heidelberg & Co.. for $4,000 dam
ages for false arrest and Imprisonment
and the alleged consequent ruination Of
his business.
Gross was arrested June IL, 1890, upon
an order issued by Justice Ingraham
In an action brought against him by
Steinhart. Heidelberg & Co. before JUS
tice Truax. In the Supreme Court. The
suit was to recover $500 worth OF spool
SIX spool thread. Innings, &c. which
me hrm claimed was their property and
nnd been received by. Gross from Ed
ward A, Weiss. one OF their employees,
WHO mad admitted stealing It..
Gross was arrested. lie W siiap bailed iTnh IN
1900. but the fact Of his arrest was
widely published. and in consequence.
snI Claims. he lost the confidence
nrms In this and other cities. Ana In
PROSPEROUS business VAS completely
Steinhart.. Heidelberg & Co. were de-
feated in their civil action against Gross.
They never prosecuted him criminally.
out upIchieu 10 the General Term. -r.r
In their answer to Gross's complaint,
S~teinhart.. Heidelberg & Co. saw that
they employed a detective who dlscov-
cred that Weiss had stolen the goods in
question. He confessed and said that
he had delivered them from time TO
time to Gross. through various express
companies, as well as in person. The
firm allege, too. that the receipts for
the goods were all signed by Gross.
They also deny that they acted with
malicious intent to injure Gross. and in
sist that their action was brought in
good faith. They also set up as a de-
Tense their appeal which they claim is
still pending.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

FN"' ~
Mary Brown Is n cumcly girl. twenty
two years OLD. but ut times her mind
seems TO wander. and at such times she
is eccentric in her actions. She has Of
late been employed as a servant at l59
East one Hundred and Twenty-fourth
street. on the evening OF Oct. l she
visited at her father's house. 339 East
One Hundred and Seventeenth street.
AT 3 o'clock she set out for her place OF
employment. There she received her
wages for the month OF September and
went out INTO the street again.
She has not been seen since. and her
father Is filled with anxiety and appre-
hension. for she has repeatedly threat
ened to drown herself when in this con-
dition OF mental disturbance.
Mr.. Brown has searched the city hos
pitfalls, police courts and refugees, but
has discovered no trace of the missing
u oma
When Mary disappeared she wore a
blue flannel suit. a blue hat and russet
shoes. She Is a prCpossessing girl, 5
feet . inches in height, with blonde hair
and blue eyes This is the third time
she has run away. The first time was
two years ago The second time was
last July. 1t is plain that she is slightly
demented. although 1t is not apparent
at all times. Up to a month & the
Browns lived at 442 East One Hundred
and Fifteenth street. Then they moved
to $3.50 East One Hundred and Seven
tcenth street. where her parents anx-
ously await some news OF her where
abOutg.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
HERRMAHR'S ROT SOLD.
-
Mort o. the Claim Has Been PAID
ana Matters Arranged.

The big crprd attracted 10. the New
York Real Estate Erchan-t s~slesroo.as
this morning b. tie announcement 0.
the tale Of Hermann Theatre ca E
tu3Ersnt tc-sclDs-re. went away dE.
s2Sotats1 When a. -sp. - vas az
no-ness that VIE -nErir-s- 1r.-p- hid
81 ~ Hlsur.sl rarEl-
ans vpE1e -s-siI pysssssigr = n. r.sy-
hoLsr
Lawyer A5oipn = EsuR.-. attorney
for III. Vein Glars EpIutsr, M r4aE-
fD-ni c-sci-orE Ioie al "Ll".lrF Worlc
TeJsO-1s- that mos - "a. u. az
Els on -hs orfRtIfTl ciatr fsac tt-s-,
SSaic eprinF -he wssE tur TIA -. -
uaEf1iflr hfiESl balance Ean f.-.-r sFfis-
faero-Dy adjusted Therefor. IA. Es.r
hES ts-eI oecl&, ed Of
The evening world., 1893-10-25
RAN AWAY, BUT REPRINTED.
Baltimore Colored Girls Have Hard
Luck in New York.

Sadie Chester and Jennie Jones. COL
ored. were in the Tombs Police Court
to-day. charged with stealing SIS from
their parents in Baltimore. They will
be sent back to Baltimore. Sadie Ches-
ter Is an adopted daughter Of Jennie
Jones's parents.
The girls denied that they stole the
money. I'VE only borrowed it," they
said. land were going to send 1t right
on arriving here they went to the
Golored Mission. In Thirti"th street.
They remained there several days, and
being nab 70 get work decided to go
home. They bought tickets but when
they got to the ferry the ticKets were
missing.
They remained In the Jersey. City sta
ton an day. aud night Saturday. On
Sunday q colored man took them to the
attempt was made to raise money to
send them home, but 1t failed.
Mrs. Moodey. OF 1874 West Thirteenth
street, then took the girls home In order
to communicate with their parents. Her
letter brought a telegram to the police
to hold the girls for stealing.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
KILLED THE BARTENDER.
chicago Detective sho: While
+%rrestinR the Murderer.

CHICAGO, Oct. % Leonard johnson,
n bartender in James II. Lomax's sa
loon ut Clark and Harrison streets, was
shot and killed last night by Bert
Young.
Detective Tierney, who tried to inter
cept Young as he was making his escape
from the saloon. received a bullet from
iOung's revolver in the right; shoulder
The murderer, together with George
Ellis. a companion. was arrested and
looked up at the Harrison street station
Inc shooting Wac the result of the
~bar'snde- Efforts u preserve order.
Els Claims 70 be from Boston.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
PROGRESS OF THE LANCET,
v%accinators Operate on Brokers.
Street Ear Men and Factory Girls.

WV Sh oTOSoTS.
Street Car Men and Factory Girls.
About sixty canning factory girls, Mt
Gordon & Dilworth's, Greenwich and
King streets. submitted to-day to the
tender mercies of the Health Department
vaccinators. The doctors began the task
at 8 o'clock. A. NJ, and completed the
work before lunch hour Afterwards ehoy
e to Henry Hcide's candy factory on
Harrison street. Here another coterie Of
girls grimaced, grinned. giggled and shed
silent tears alternately. while the vac
cinators scratched their pretty arms.
About ~seventy-fve brokers and en-
ployees about the Produce and Mari
time exchanges were inoculated yester-
day afternoon. a large numbe of the
employees OF the Third Avenue Railroad
Company submitted to the lancet also.
Tomorrow the vaccinators will begin
work among the private schools IN the
lower east side. including Cherry Hill.
The police force will not be vaccinated
1t Is said. until after election.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
BRIDE MARRIED ANOTHER MAN.
This Kentucky Wedding Did Not Go
by the Card.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 25.-A
fashionable wedding was to take place
a. Richmond. Ky, this evening. The
invitations have been out a week. pres
ents were sent 10 the bride and arrange
ments were made for n big reception at
the home Of the groom in Cyn;hiana.
W : FGerber. OF that place, was to
he the bridegroom, and Miss Bessie De-
wore, Of Richmond, the bride.
me parry th4t was 10 20 up
To Richmond with the bridegroom
were notified yesterday that Miss
iIcvore became Mrs, j.. c.. Brown
Monday nj yht. The two > eloped
10 Aberdeen. o., where they We're
married. There is a tingc or revenge
~ the actions OF the bride, as II is said
last Summer. but was broken on by
ne bridegroom without any apparent
The evening world., 1893-10-25
NEW YORK'S SILVER SERVICE.
1t WIN Be Preserved &C the Cruiser
This Afternoon.

The magnificent silver service given by
the citizens of New York to the cruiser
bearing the city's name will be presented
late this afternoon.
Amos j. Cummings. Chairman OF the
Naval Committee OF the House OF Rep
resentatives, will make the presentation
speech. and Capt. Phillips, OF the New
York. will return thanks. .
The cruiser Is lying at the Cob Dock
next to the Vermont at the Maynard.
The steame bearing the Presentation
Committee and guests will leave the
Battery at 2 O'Clock.
The presentation viii take place upon
the gun deck.
Admiral Gherardi will not be present.
Capt. Rogers will represent him. He
VIII. In all probability. speak In behalf
OF the Navy-Yard.. Ex.Secretary Tracy
viii be present and will speak,
In case Secretary Herber or his as
sistant attends, the New York will sa-
Lutte him upon his arrival.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
ceLi PIERS BREAK DOWN.
Three Thonssnc Tone Dumped inc
2 Fey q. West Superior.

WET SUPERIOR WIS. Oct E.-Cns
hnnars1 snn ftty fee n TIC Lenigr
Coal sne iron Compauys pisrt nav.
given away unde- tbs enormous WsIFa,
81 COL pressifR upon tnefu
The from part % tns GOcr when II
eaffs- down Carried sitE n tnfr- rows
9 hshlg supsrslructufs Dult' upor A.
The t.yp ipuf u hard Goa VEN alyuF
VITA IA" nrrcE down u -. lotion "
1hs hey.
Ike tnigs, Luckily 10 mel w-r. or ~.
nt.cH a. The time % tus accident gta.r.
Hlss life VI lint mus, napr Ue-r lu.'
l,stfGfe a. q conservative eSf .Latc II,
AZ rhs heIgnDVrnOoq y. 70, w.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
SILVER THIEF HELD.
His Capture Duo to the shrieks Of a
Servant Girl.

George Andrew. twenty-three years
OIL. who lives at 1927 One Hundred and
Ninth street. was held in 1000 bail In
the Harlem Police Court this morning to
answer n charge of burglary.
Andrew sneaked into the residence of
Daniel ID. Tompkins, at 1877 West One
Hundred ana TWenty-frst street, yester-
day afternoon and gathered up an arm
fui of silverware. The servant girl dis
covered him, and her shr. eks brought
Policeman Paulding to the scene. The
latter chased Andrew. and after a long
run finally, captured him. The silver
ware, which had been dropped by the
thief In his flight. was recovered.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
TOM G0ULD'S LICENSE.
Chapman Very Slow in Filing Ap.
p~lication for a Renewal,

Henry w. Chapman. who is reputed
to he the materializci Tom Gould Of the
Utopia ch%op-house. at 81 West Twenty
fourth street, did not appear at the
Board OF Excise building this morning.
Chapman was expected there to-day to
file application for the renewal CT Tom
Gould's license
The lie, nse, Secretary Bishop ex-
planned. WI. expire at midnight Nov. 7,
and the no der must file his applicat ton
for renewal two weeks in advance OF
the period OF expiration.
When Tom Gould's. or Chapman's,
application for a renewal Is filed, there
will be pinned to II several clippings
from The World in which the Utopia
and It's manaser have been exposed. :
The evening world., 1893-10-25
NOT A FAIR EXCHANGE.
Maria Gonfalo Cannot Wear the Con.
tents of Guido Gallo's Bundle,

Maria Gonfalo. a young Italian wo-
man, n Guido Gallo, twenty-three
years old, were fellow-passengers on the
Vera that arrived here from Genoa a
week Ago..
In going to Ellis Island from the pier
Guido offered to carry Maria's bundle.
which was large, and she carried his,
which was small. They became separ-
ated. Maria came to friends In this
city. and Guido was hell as a contract
lahorer. Maria went to Ellis Island to-
day to look up Guido and her bundle.
why! Guido Is crossing the seas, bag
n baggage. on his way to Italy. We
sent him back asa contract laborer.'
ss!! Inspector Dishler.
But my clothes." said Maria, my
dress. my petticoats and other things.
They were all in the bundle. Here are
his coat. trousers, suspenders and other
queer things. which l canno use"
The evening world., 1893-10-25
MAY Bel LESSON FORLEEsON.
Arrested for Oarelessness in
Setting OFF q Blast.
A Woman whose scalp Was Cut
Tainted from fright.

Contractor William Lesson. OF Al West
one Hundred and Forty. NTH street. was
in the Harlem Police Court to-day
charged with recklessness In blasting at
the corner OF one Hundred and Forty
eighth street and Convent avenue. Pat
rick Walsh. one OF Lessons workmen,
touched on a blast yesterday afternoon.
II was improperly protected. A thunder
ing defamation was heard. Rocks and
dirt flew in all directions and houses for
blocks around rocked and trembled as
though an earthquake had taken place.
Their frightened inmates rushed out only
TO a shower OF rocks.
one piece OF rock, Weighing nearly
half a ton. was sent flying through the
side OF a house In the course OF erection
In one Hundred and Forty-e!gnih street.
a hole large enough to permit a man
Mrs. Pauline Judd, OF ~ ST. Nicholas
avenue. was talking to friends on the
corner Of one Hundred and Forty-elshth
street and St Nicholas avenue when the
hundred yards from the point where the
blast was set on. A niece OF rock
fyins through the air struck Mrs. Judd
wound, which bled freely. Mrs. Judd
tainted from fright. pr. Alexander. who
lived near by, was hastily SUNNI ned.
. vas iea'su 'hht Mrs Juiu ; Skull was
fractured, but the physician declared
tina, only the scalp was cut Mrs. judd
IVES taken 10 her home.
Detective Mangon. OF the Washington
Heights police station. was detailed 10
arrest Lesson. He succeeded in captur-
ing the contractor this morning, but
could find no trace of Walsh, who is
accused Of firing the blast. Detective
Manson says that he made an exanhina-
ton Of the blast. He found twelve
drilled holes ready for firing and only
thirteen logs covering the whole The
law requires that eight logs cover each
hole.
Contractor Lesson was paroled until
tomorrow afternoon, when his case will
come up in the Harlem Police Court for
examination.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
CALLS BALTE INCOMPETENT.
A Client Asks that Her Case Be
Reviewed.

A woman. accompanied by a lawyer.
created a sensation In Judge Glider
sleeves court this morning
A case in which she was plaintiff had
been stricken of the calendar. and she
demanded It's restoration on the docket.
She said the case went by default on
account of the neglect and incompetency
OF her lawyer. Herman Holte.
Bolte Is the Tammany candidate for
Civil Justice In the Second District. and
n brother in-law of Judge Blschoff. OF
the Court Of Common Pleas.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
DEMAND OVERDUE WAGES.
Emplorees Of tho ST. Louis and Fan
Francisco Threaten Strike.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. S.-Deferred payment
to employees OF the st. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad will cause the
Company a lot Of trouble unless
matters are speedily remedied. Meet
ings Of employees were held Monday Mt
Monet, Nc. and Emporia, Kan. and the
first steps taken looking to n strike I'M
less the pay-car arrives shortly.
A committee went to Topeka yester-
day afternoon to lay before the officers
Of the road the ultimatum of paving
the September wares on or before Sat
urday ncXt or seeing the most unani.
nous walk-out in the history OF the
road.
The opinion IL general at Emporia that
a strike VIII result. as II is under
stood that the officials of the road viii
not meet the demands.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
Thief Draws a Razor,

John Reilly. aged nineteen. OF 32 West Fiji
teen,h street, was held for trial In jefferson
Market Court to-day for stealing lead pipe from
a wagon in charee OF Fred Tate. Of 4sl East one
IIurdred and Forty fourth street. Whcl Tate
t-icI TO catch Reilly the latter dew u .razor on
him. but n policeman appeared Just In time TO
prevent trouble.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
A BRIEF HALLUClNATI0N.

Tea Merchant Locked Up a. Insane
Recovered in the Nieh-.
tea merchant at u Prince street. was a
prisoner in the Jefferson Market Court
to-day on suspicion OF being insane.
Murphy came up to Policeman Wool
ston. OF the Prime street station, In
broadway last night and said some peo-
pie were following him. Woolston took
him to the station-house for safe keep
Ing. Murphy seemed perfectly rational
In court to-day. and Justice Hogan let
him go.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
For selling a Bottle O, Bear.

EMPoRIA, Kan. Oct. 2-Theodore vost. who
pleaded guilty to selling one bottle OF beer. was
yesterday sentenced to sixty days In Jail. to pay
a hne OF $500 and costs OF trial and to give a bond
OF 1000 not again to Engage In the liquor busi-
ness Judge Randolph. who imposed the sentence,
nrst time he has had a chance TO give q liquor
dealer the butt end Of the law. A huge petition
has gone to Cav. Lswelling. asking that Vost b
The evening world., 1893-10-25
TAKEN FROM A SINKING BRIG.
Captain ana Crew of the Hattie r
Rich Brought Here by . Schooner.

Rich Brought Here by . Schooner.
The schooner Muriel. OF Bear River.
N. s., from st. John, Port Royal. with
cargo Of sugar. arrived this morning.
Capt. Robhlee reports that he encoun-
tered a succession OF heavy gales since
leaving ST. John. The schooner's sails
were split end her decks badly damaged.
sighted the brig Hattie F. Rich. bound
from Turks Island to PASSPORT, Me-,
with a cargo of salt, rh Rich had
been bufeted by the gales and was
sinking. Her captain. Robinson, and
crew OF six men were taken off by the
Muriel n brought to this port. Capt.
Robinson says HIS vessels stern was
hurricane OF Oct. 9.
Capt. Robinson set fire to the
wrecked brig, before leaving her. She
was seen TO sink
The evening world., 1893-10-25
MARY BROWN MISSING AGAIN.
Disappeared from Her Employers
Home on Dot. l.
Her Father Says She 10 Slightly
D%emsntsd.

Old August Brown has exhausted
every resource In n vain effort to find
his lost daughter. and at last'he has -ap-
pealed to THE Evening World for as.
sistance.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
ECZEMA

QUO tLGy-s4lg4' 'HS "yGd JuTTEl Dhr. Az
N'hJ ~ llyyf. Hpslpu. e. 4
ASOSl iLs B!CDr a.f haiD, I4i.ed noe
The evening world., 1893-10-25

= Facial Bic D'isLes, falling hair aud s.Inp!.
LAZY faSLSt prevented ~ Cu~IiraTA SOAP.
The evening world., 1893-10-25

.HorsHkEfPKns can save money by buyinx
at the old established stores Of do
9. FLIsr O., lad q. and oh avn. ~
The evening world., 1893-10-25
II Was Another Peyrer,

George Peyser. william Livingston and Moses
Matthews, arrested on Saturday by Central ono.
detectives with a truck load OF gloves. which the
ofhcers thought had been stolen. were all honor
ably discharged by Justice Martin, In the Tombs
Police Court, Yesterday. Al the time OF the ar
senior member Of J. Peyser & SON., trucimen, OF
la Grand street. This 10 denied. The arm mem
TONED says inst noae II the men arrested had any
connection with II. All the members Of the arm
live In New York. while the man who was ar
rcsted under the name OF George Peyser lives In
Long Island City.
The evening world., 1893-10-25
ehor His Aothsr.in.Law.

rhhc. Ihd, Oct a.-Csorks Koonx, a veil.
hness psssisT. b usas srres, for shootlar and
Isnsgs fA.si!y youndinS' Ids ASA nOtaor-ia.lar