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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13

Dispatches received at New Orleans last
night from Honduras announce that tn
r volufionists have abandoned tie interior
aad are moving toward the Atlantic Gas,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13
G.. O. SMITH,
S 1929 Market Street.
FOR SALE.

E'OR SALE.
Cottage No. " Zane street. lot S)xIs0 feet,
81. 80: very cheap.
Brick house and store room corner Lincoln
avenue and Second street, lEtnaville, o.
SIX room house, bath room, laundry, natural
gas 40xiUO. kirKwood, ..
Lot i5xlI0 Zape street.
Lot 3)xil2 North Huron street
-Four lots on North Huron street
One lot on North wabash street.
One lot on North Indiana street.
One lot on South Front street.
Two lots on North YORK street
One lot, North York street, 3SXis0, river view.
Four.roomed cottage. Martins Ferry.
One brick house, No. b27 North Main street
one mouse and lot, 60xs1), North Front street.
One house and lot, 7Ox400, North Front street
Fiye.roomed house on Erie street
One lot, 40xlo0. Moundsyille.
Four-roomed house on Virginia street
Fight.roomed house on Virginia street
Seven roomed house on s. York street, oOxl0
One lot In Robinson's addition, =. Broadway.
One.hall lotion south wabash street
Sir lots, South York street (wAters addition).
One house and lot South Roadway Isl
Luke's chapel.
one hotel aud several farms. Sutton, w. Va
All OF the above property will be sold very
cheap. WE CHARGE ONLY ONE PER CENT.
JONES q WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents and Collectors, NotAriss
Public. 81 Zane Street. Island. io'eo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13
Real Estate for Sale.

300 buys house 8 rooms, cellar, porch. good .
water: lot 6Sxl66, In Elm 0roye-cheap home
100 buys two houses on one LOT; rented ~
sl6 30 per month; this pays ~ per cent on pros
asked; No "a Twenty'pinth street .,oo
81 600 buys new house OF rooms; lot DilN'
MeCollocb, near Thirteenth street. a
$3.50 buys house rooms, BATH, Aiuc. eeiiar
All conyeniences No. n south Penn street
ssooo hnvs country home At Echo Point, z
rooms; lot sO0x30O; natural gas. THIS IL a oat'
HOOO buys country home. new house, eroomi,
acres OF land with fruit trees, Al Beach Bot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13
UNIMPROvED.

1850 buys lot 30IIoo on Elm street on easy
payments.
1900 buys lotS0rl0o on South Penn street on
high ground on easy terms.
600 buys lot 2bxi00 on ncColloch street
si5O buys lot 25xlOO In Belvsdsre addition.
500 buys LOT 2jKl20on South Huron street. On
time. . 90. -
Glendale Call and We will show you over the
grounds free Of cost.
400 buys lot 50Il7bat Park View, near wheel
ing PARK on easy terms. ,,..,
swsensy Foundry lots, Is or % feet, running
hack 10 alley. Terms. y cash. y In one, asd
a. 600 bu,s lot b5Ii65 on the motor line At
Leathsrwood -,
National Pike lots. all sizes and prices. Call
and see what we have.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13
B. B. 3.
Burdock ! Blood BitterS
SKIN

From one TO two bottles will cure boils
nimples, blotches, nettle rash, scurf, letter,
and all the simple forms of skin d1sease.
From two to four bottles will cure sah rheun
or eczema, shingles, erysipelas, ulcers, ao-
se.scee running sores. and all skin eruptions.
" ;s noticeable that sufferers from skin
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-13

Are nearly always aggravated by intoleraoie
itching, but this quickly subsidies on the re-
moval OF the disease by B. b. b. RAISING on
to graver yet prevalent diseases, sueh O. S'io''
ulous swellings, humorS and
The evening world., 1893-09-16
lbrlNn

The Dr:sh champions finished their
annual National masters tournament at
GuNing-n Aug. u. The finsl score OF ths
prize. winners WAS rs follows:
>o,,,. Won. Lost.
A. u Van Forrest. ~ Amsterdam. 81 ~
X. !. lp,nan, ~ 1nndoi:. .,.,...'''.. - -
IL ElZrl,ur, ". Amsterdam ....,....
The evening world., 1893-09-16
GIBBS CAN'T GET A LICENSE. |
Boss McLaugblin's Son-il-Law
Can Breathe Freely Now.
justice Bartlett Denies tho Writ on
the board Of Exci,c.

David r. Gibbs viii not open sGluon
right Under the nuse OF Ross Nj
l.auehlin's son in law. Or A. J.. Carroll.
Some time ego Gibbs tried to get u
license to open p saloon Mt $50 Myrtl"
avenue. Brooklyn. opposite the entrance
OF Fort Green Park and about two hun
dred and ATTY feet from DR.. CARROTS
house. Many other prominent citizens
live In the Immediate neighhorhood.
Gibbs's application was denied Ivy the
Board OF Excise.
lie then applied to Justice bartlett for
writ 10 compel tho Hoard OF Excise
to review their decision IL the matter.
In denying the motion to-day Justice
Bartlett says that IL has como to his
notice that the Board OF Excise have
denied other applications for licenses
for this same point.
lie saws the Captain OF Police OF that
precinct reports that there are ALREADY
three saloons In that vicinity. lie SAT-
this demonstrates that discrimination ~
not practiscd by the Board, as against
G,hbs
lie says. also. that tho proposed To-
cation OF the saloon Is close to the en-
trHuCs to II public park
In conclusion the Justice says:
at was suggested In the urgumen,
that n larger number OF places In pro
portion have been licensed near other
parks. II such IL the fact, It may be
that The Hoard of Excise has come to
III" conclusion that It has erred In the
past by granting too many licenses IN
such locations. and the tomr''"sioner'
should not be INSTRUCTED In any steps
towards "a reform In this respect
Gibbs says that the moral reason;
given for refusing his request nre vel
sroush In their way. hut that the rea
reason why he cannot get his license
Is because DR.. Carroll is opposed to II
The evening world., 1893-09-16
TUG BOAT RUN DOWN.
The Talisman Sunk by the Oil
Tank Steamship Delaware.
AZ St the Crew Rescued Except
Fireman Freeman.
Ebs x,sllision Occurred In Gedney'a
Channci THIS Nornlns.

QUARANTINE, IS. l.. Sept. 1.-THE
mug Talisman. Capt charles Winnett
was run into and sunk in Gedney's
Channel. near Sandy Hook. shortly be-
itore 10 o'clock this morning.
pne of the crew was drowned.
The Talsman had In tow RE Sandy
Hook piot-station boat. and was com
Ing up lie bay. She lay squarek across
,thc channel when the British oii-tank
steamship Delaware. coming tn bore
down upon her.
The Delaware struck the Taiismah
.amidships. The tugbont kceled clear
over. throwing the crew into the water.
The Tulisman sank Immediately. the
,stea mship passing over her.
The Delaware stopped md picked up
,the crew OF the Talisrlan. All were
rescued except the fireman FRED Free
thar who Was drowned The unfortu-
nate man was thirty-one years OF age
asnd lived On Hamilton avenue. Brook
.yn.
Capt. Winnctt. OF the Talisman. had
sAis arm broken.
1t was raining hard at the tune OF
rthe collision, and the Delawure's cap
ua'n insists that /, vas an unavoidable
:accidcnt.
The Taiismsr WI. owned by Capt.
Winnett The Delaware came from
't.,raon She belongs To the Standard
.Or company. The station boat was I'M
lii jtrtu.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
At THE BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Stuart Robson at the New Park
Next Week.
F>almer's Company At the Colum-
bia-Other Attractions.

stuart Robson promises gorgeous re-
vi>ai OF Shakespeare's "A Comedy OF
Errors" Monday evening at Col. Sims
New Park Theatre, III Brooklyn. The
comedy is to be produced with magnih-
cen. scenery and costumes. MIR Robson
Will he supported by Giles Shine, Will
ian II. Leyden. William ierance, j. i.
Farrell. H. ". Elwood. T.. \. Poole. MIS-.
Robson, Grace Huntington and others.
rae engagement win lasi two weeks.
Mr.. \. NJ. Palmers stock company will
lie the attraction at the Columbia Thee
tr. next week. ON Monday and rut sday
evenings and AT the matinee Wednes lay
SAINTS and Sinners" win he given. On
Wednesday syeninI only. and for the
FIRST time in Broohlyn. II double bill. con-
sisting OF .Grrrdy's iatgs-romedy, "A
FAR ot spectncies, ana Thomas BAILEY
.\,dcich's poetic drama. Mercedes.
win be seen. rhe balance o. the week
pay Of Soutne.n life. 7A,arama The
,o.hpany .ncid'ies J. IL. Stodlart. +. NJ.
liol ana, Fred ,ric Robinson. Edward
ts Maae hr,a amss Hs GeS pnSr ra" Trs
u. y. Bowers. Wilton I.ackaye and +.
| John I. Kelly viii be seen al, the
Grand Opera House next week In Me.
! Fee u Dublin" The piece Is described
as mrrr! ecventriciiy hy Charles 4.
! Vincent and Mr.. Kelly. During the ne
lion OF The play Mr. Kelly will sing scv-
eral Of his; own songs. In the company
nr, Warrh y. Lombard, Harry h"iN
Richard J. Jones, Lynn Wochsle:, Lee
| Wright George Parker. l.Jtta I.SwiH
! May WittemUru and nearly scot. ~
others
Lov.rs ~, nciodramn viii visi; the
.,nphion neN, week and witness sutton
aneS four-Ict play. nm, S'rhi ~
| '''r. The COMPANY IL h"nuel ~ W. =
nar,to'%. ma .tat'.ael S;tcrliing snh In
ADAMS. fmm s'" Nvcr ~S T na.,h fasse,,
Triton and Evelyn Hartford. Tie dram;
VII Dc VII STAGED. ,u ..,..
ton at tho t.,npirs Theatre next week
| rhc fourth act shows II stone CURRY
The villain. nctcy knocking he here
.cn,S"'ess, drasa HI" . beneath = hug
&. Tn,n he cuts the rope and the store
, falls =" the stage vita craCh
The hcro'S brothcc sna ..:i-J the idt.
rom beneath the rock Jl;It IN the nit.
II tim.
At tho Novelty Theatre that at,ric,
vii, bc presented next week. for TIL
amusement OF Eastern District play
roic OF col, NJ. son. The Libby prise.
scene viii doubtless prove as exciting 4
| heretofore.
Th. patrons II the Gayety Theatr
pany headed, by Helene Mora. the com
'lienne and baritone vocalist, WHO vii
appear In the new play enitle. Tom
rades." A. n special feature. Manage
Hyde has secured the, h;nertcan dan
chicago during the past three months
! Nor spec,alties are the butterfly, serpeu
tina and sun dances.
The evening world., 1893-09-16


Two weeks ago the old boai-house VAS
moved over II the southern boundary ol
the stale plot next to the brook tlht
runs, or tries - run. along by the Hotel
Casa Blanc,
The old building. which Was moved 10
Quarantine nmetecn years ag' from
Tompkinsyiile where 1t had stood seven
Or eight yea previous Is resai''r' Wv"
Vcnerat'on' Almost ny '"''' W
sullivan. I"m!''afE hH""', DIS
lie mas p'"h 'o""'''"
nearly a 'hlid 81 MS IKE "- ''''
"nd-s!>.
'hief operator l'"E-'' '"''"
VIVA h'' ~" W.
In the b"N-ikr tower 60" wv '"'' ''
n"unc.hS IN" "f'NL' "n' ''I''
every crAt nom '''' 10 "a" az ''
racer. IL also CREAMY "''"'"'" W ''
Oh hG!,iir-
lie won't huve I" lraNe II. h"""""
as the Western Mon "n!'' ""' sun
! r"main u'r", me h"l'"I"r WIZ Nv
paired ard painted. ana '' ~'"'"'
| Moor used as mac hIhr '''' nv ms
shoI. II considerable" p"lh'h "'lhs Nv"
up To tn" VOLT Iiettr'-"'l"'' ''S''.''',
ant plant, no" IN use AT S''ar""''"'
| Temporarily. me Heal'! o'n''F "'P-
uties and boa'm"n af" sun o''"is ''r
| the old building :" tht '"rS''u''''" W
the rev Lu,iding VIII not Interfere WIN
the successful handing ~ any 'h''rH
The evening world., 1893-09-16
OBJECTS TO QUEENS COUNTY.
Gleason's Counsel Moves for a
Change Of Venue.
Says the Ex-Mayor Cannot Got .
Fair Trial.

EAMsyor Patrick I. Gleasun's legal
representative. Francis II. Van Ncchten.
this morning appeared before Justice
cullen in the Supreme Court Brooklyn.
He moved to change the place Of venue
In the trial OF on indictment now
hanging over the cX-Mayor.
Gleason was Indicted IN the charge
OF frauduiently auditing one of his own
claims against the city. Another charge
is conspiracy.
The allegations against him are TO the
effect that while he was Mayor OF Lons
Island city he conspired with one Daniel
\. woodhouse to unload nm old fire en-
II Is alleged that ten years ago Glca
son purchased the machine for $50
Neighbours It Is chained, rSpressntcd
of Seneca Falls. manufacturers nf fire
He effected the sale OF the engine to
the city. The price was S,2uJ Gleason
then audited the claim and passed. II.
Air. Van Nechten In his argument this.
morning said he would be satisfied 10
have the place Of trial iiHed in any
, County. He said that II W 'uid be i'm
possible for him TO get fair and i'm
! partial trial IN that county,
lie said Gleason Intended 10 rum for
State senator this Fsll ard wanted vim
dica lion before that tine.
. Judge Cullen asked til: counsellor what
use there was In Gleason running for
Senator IL ne considered ono half of the
rcoplc in t;a district to be opposed to
him.
NJ. IAN Nech'rh did no. answer tho
question, bit KEEP, on with his nrgu-
mcrt.
q District Attorney Fleming. Of Queens
: County. appeared IN opposition 4, zoe
motion.
Judge Cu,len ,ocE the papers and re-
served dec sion
The evening world., 1893-09-16
C0RRlGAN'S CRITIC KNOWN.
He Is Father syrnott. q Professor ir
Seton Hall.

Father Corrigan's critic Is known. He
IL Rev. Joseph j. Synnott, professor OF
noral theol ~ at Seton Hall. Father
Synnott pa. ,lv admits the RESPONSE
hility. and dcclar g that Bishop Wigger
was not concerned in the matter
The criticism OF Father Corrlgan
through the newspapers arose from his
alleged attempt TO secula rizs his paroch-
ia school in iioDokei. Father Corrl-
gan replied at length. and intimated
that Bishop Wigg-r was at the bottom
of the a ffair. Fol some time he aud
the Bishop have been al swords points
on various rccles'3 SticHl matters.
Father Synnott in IA published letter.
announces himself as the author OF the
caustc arraignment OF Father toril-
P.'n. and says he makes tn" admission in
u, der to put Il sop to the violent attacks
made upon the Bishop.
He saws his only reason for keeping
his identity q secret was the fear that
any statement coming from him woui'I
be used as an attack on the ordinary OF
he diocese.
Father Corrigan, when told who his
anonymous assailant WAS. replied that
ire Seton Hall priest should be expelled
II ON the seminary. He declares he will
place the matter In the hands Of Mgr.
Satolli, which means he will make
charges against Father Synnott.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Loch NeWA IN Hria,

l.ani T IS rns T sn w." a, i%n"r%" MARKET"
wagons aio1' wasGlnston Market list hight.
George Alderman thirty-ninc YEARS old. was
taken to the Presbyterian Hospital from his
residence. 1t aoi East, Thlriy.h,nrth s'r",,t,
fnli hom cl0thcs.ple In his yard
Jane Coltry, forty.nvs years old, WIS found
dad In her room. nj I'll East FlftysIsth
street. this mTning
The employees " Printer Roh"yt +. Gilm. ~
la+ West frrtarith street. nndrrrred Icy IN"
rain, started this mynipg for Brnslnhurst. I. L.,
where they proposed enjoying days cutting,
III" Young iGdics' ,hariiabl" sS'iciy nill 10.
Terrace Burden nis"iing rpns. Flny'rlgbih
street. near i~iinglVn avenue.
Grmsn u. Ripley. the uidg,hrid iark \. J.,
ii E".%' VINO sns "fr mr. f, ms mn ".s e" 81
Rraiway md Canal street. var ds"hsrgvd MS
morning In III" Tonlm Court.
Mary McJonnclis ~ 1j Clark street. tnrtr
eight ycurs ~ as. -rntfnc"d tn une month IN
III" island yesterday To- intVi iiuv. WIS sud
denly taken III Ms she was n'"ait tu beard Ill"
this mI rnng, und md To Il" sent To- R'll"Tu",
Sh" received scN":c scalp wound Ia failing.
Three men and ~" women were removed .
TIC lnsnn" Hospital fnm Dr'I"ru" today.
the old Herald Build'uT, o~ncr hnn -t"c'
having h-"n turned Inin II bargain cloihing stnr'
by n well known manufacturing nrm The huy
81. we're numcrvis that II WAS necessary il
place men a. III" dor. hnl admit only as mnny
as c,HIld be- waited ~, ~ one time.
Patrick Diegnan, ~ roo Ess, Thirteenth street
went home drank last night and assaulted hi
in m. abdomen. In The E.ssI MarIet Couri. 10
day. Justice Ryan held him fr trial.
Mrs MARY Brown. aged thirty. ~ a.. Hsr
street, Brooklyn. was held tnr trial In thu
shopllninE. sh. was caught stealing dry god
from Grand street store.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
HIT BY A DERAlLED CAR.
Holerio Was Knocked Under the
Platform and Slightly Hurt.

Trolley car No. $50. of the Seventh
avenue branch of the Atlantic Avenue
Railroad Company. jumped the switch at
the corner Of Flatbush and Seventh ave-
nues, Brooklyn, this morning. and struck
a man named Holerio. who was repair
ing the street.
Hoierio stopped work to allow the car
to pass and sat on a pile Of stones near
the tracks.
AZ the car neared the switch the mo-
torman tried to check It, but the car
struck the switch and was derailed.
Holerio was knocked under the front
platform and several Of the passengers
thought that he had been killed. He es-
capped. however. with a few painful
bruises.
An ambulance from Seney Hospital
was called. but Surgeon Bogart refused
to take him to the hospital. Hoierio in
sisted upon being removed to the insti-
tuition, and he was taken there In .
patrol wagon.
The doctors again declined to receive
him. and he got on a trolley car ana
went home.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
NEW STATION ANO SCHOOL.
d.. Jenkins Making Bic I'm
provements at Quarantine.
The Popular Health Official Now
Prepared for Any Emergency.

Flushed win honest pride al Ms sue
cess In keeping the grim cholera spectre
from offering the port Vt New York.
Health Officer William 4 Jenkins Is
now dsvOtins his time to less arduous
aud more enjoyable lahots
No, that the lteAlth Of'1c"r has re-.
laNai his v.r'i nn TIA" Asiattc scourge,
for every Shiu that comcT az the Mar
rows trIn = foreign port is subjected
- II r,nld examination by him IT his
assistants But Just at present the
juvlal discourser on microbes. germs,
baci,! and bacteria. like a boy with a
new toy. Is deeply Interested In the con
struction ~ tie ntw Quarantine station
and boat house tow building on the site
" the lid bSN-l'xc structure at the end
Of the Quaran ne pier.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
MOVES on TIE CHESSBOARD.
News and Gossip o. Intsres. to
Devo,ees OF tho Game.

Many. intcrcsiins Guess events took
place during ms wool; at the Manhattan
chess Cub. which club really might be
ccnsltier,i the cr, re o: the chess world
The match hctwc"u l..lsk"r ana Ettlin-
ger wns concluded Wednesday, and
E.ttiIng /. was bydtcn with II score OF
1--we to- nothing,
Laskcr's play was much admired
throughout and although Ettling"r Is
ho IL considered t. ~ one "f the strongest
amateur" ~ his city, and ~ was gem
orally expected that he would at least
,.raw IA game o. two. Thn reason he
failed Ia accomplish this Is easily eX-
plaluGd.
i.nskar Is a riasSlc.a exponent OF mod
ern chess STACEY. His play Is quite orig
inal. and ii he discovers the slightest
possibc weakness In tie position of his
adversary tlsr Is no escape, for the
Angip-Gurman never makes mistake
in hl COmbinati, ns.
j. :. Ryan. the '.o,rl Manhattan crack.
was ais" beaten by I.asker,-an of-hand
same. which was opened by the local
vhi.E lasted TO- thirty'siX moves. was
SpicnlIdly won by i.asker
Monday \ Llsuogrodsky, Of London;
taking part In thr International Chess
Tournaments Tas Pole made a very ia
vur4hr Impression ~ the Manhattan
hess lluh men paying oH-nallu
games. luU1nn pnp"rs wer" speaking
very highly II this player, who. can PER
rrriu tn astounding feat OF playing
twenty SIX games simultaneously six OF
t',"." con lTrt-d hiinlfoli.
NJ Tauh"nhaus. a brother OF the we'll
known Rabbi Tauhcnhaus, o. this city,
a's" arrived IN this ci,y on Monday. he
Visited tho Manhattan Oh SIS club yes
teuiay aud vas very much disappointed
when he was told that there would he
ma tDurnaO tslIt In this CITY,
John W. Baird. "A strong local player
and director OF the Manhattan Chess
Club. is now travelling In Europe. ON
his tour he came to Vienna and visited
the American Consul-Generai. Max Judd;
The evening world., 1893-09-16
ACCUSED OF HORSE STEALING.
Two Boys Put Under Arrest by the
BROOKLYN Police.

James Murphy, eighteen years old, OF
2S2 Fourth avenue, Brooklyn. and james
cavanagh, nineteen. Of III Union street,
were held by Iustic" Walsh in the But
Ter Street Police Court, this morning.
They are accused OF DEMONSTRATING.
The young prisoners. 1t Is alleged,
forced their way into Henry Pape's sta
bile. $40 President street Thursday even
ing, and stole horse, buggy and set Of
harness valued at 500.
Detective Rorke and Policeman Lynch
found the boys driving the rig along
Court street and ordered them To sur
render. The boys jumped out OF the
buggy and ran away.
Last evening the police found the boys
leading another horse along the street
and arrested them They refused to tell
police suspect they stole II.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
SMALL BOY ROBBED HIS MOTHER.
Caught by Folice While Buying a
Ticket for Boston.

Policeman Beck. OF the Thirty-seventh
Precinct found a small boy to-day pur-
chasing ticket for Boston, intending
Ia go by the Providence. He had all
the assurance OF an experienced man,
and when taken to Police Headquarters
told rambling story.
He said that he had just com" from
Boston and wanted to return. 4 mhn
called Crazy Ike. he said had stolen
him there and lost him In this city.
induced him to tell what II believed TO
be the truth. He confessed that his
name is Joe Schmltt, and that he had
stolen Sl.3O from his mother this morn
Ing and ran away from his home at
$50 Communipaw avenue, Jersey city.
Slowed away In his clothes a pocket
book was discovered containing all but
five cents of that amount. He will be
sent home.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
aUMOas Ct LOSS Of LIFE.
It am Bouts Reported 10 HIVE Conc
Down In he Soral'.

capt Edwards. Of the Spermarete
1.ile-Sa> ing station repor, ed ibis nom
mig IL Kramer that durin; the "l'ian OF
Mast night six ur seven clam-boats were
upset ~ the bay ana several lives lost
.i,,,. nI.n was sdiu 10 nave been picES't
VI, by Il ihrse.masted schooner.
CAPT. edwards said, however That -
could not rouch tor the truth OF the
report. ~
% G. the liam dealers on the Full
ton Market osrs has heats dreds-
.i,g near the Spcrmacetc station.
these dealers said they knew nothing
.0f this reported loss Of lac.
Reports ,rrrr SANDY HOOK and Na\U-
-. tti.'',nt'S show tina: no clamboa.s
az n 81. iioa those places.
.;btn, known In either place OF
aaiy y -. =. II, III the SnCall.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
BRUNsWlCK's YELLOW FEVER.
ono New Care and Two suspects
Report-r: .o-Da-.

SAVANNAH. Ga. Sept ls,-The
Brunswick Board OF Health officially
reports one new case OF yellow fever.
that OF Miss Turner. young lady OF
the family in which u case was pre-
Niously reported.
The Morning Newss special corTe-
spondcnt reports two suspicious "asss
which will possibly he declared yellow
fever to-day.
\ mass-me"n ns OF Brunswirk citizens
WAS held Yesterday al which the Marine
II, spital surgeons wer- sharply Criti-
,isCl. Later the leaders ~ the meet
ing expressed regret that they had act
ed hastily, and IN" hope that the Fedora!
and local authorities would continue 10
ACT together fuv the ciiN's good.
IN consequence OF the meeting. Sur
Sron John Guit-rss made prepare Ions
Surg"on-Gen"re' Wyman he viii re-
main some days yet
The evening world., 1893-09-16
FUNERAL OF F. l. AMES.
Tho Boston Millionaire buried To.
Day IN North Eastop.

NORTH EASTON. Mass, Sept. To-
The funeral Of the late Frederick L..
Ames occurred here to-day. The town
was as quiet as on the Sabbath. The
fires OF the factories were banked and
the mills were all idle. Many people
attended from neighborins towns, and
a special train brought many notables
from Boston.
AZ II o'clock the immediate friends
OF the family gathered ut the Am"s
residence. wher, prayer was offered by
Rev William l.. Cha FIN. After prayer
the body was removed to Unity Church,
where the services were held. The pail
bearers were President Elliot. of Har-
ward University: G. F, Choate.
Leverett SaltonStall 4. :. Sargent,
Cnarlas F.. Adams. Nathaniel Thayer.
Henry l.. Higginson. $. Endicott Pea
body, President OF the Old Colony Trust
COMPANY: Samuel Carr and Oliver W.
Mink. The remains were Inferred In the
village cemetery.