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has resided near Basco ever since. Mr..
Rose has passed through several cholera
epidemics, and especially that one Of
1881 was terrible experience. He was
in Morgan county that summer and
helped care for and bury large num-
Der of the victims.
"Unce Sammy" as he is sometimes
called, has been successful hunter In
his day, md for the past twenty-five or
thirty years has made a record as
wolf hunter. He has killed and cap
tured by various means fully three hum
dred wolves in this part OF Illinois
alone. GAY DAVIDSON.
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To neglect yourself If troubled with any
disease OF the kidneysl No, IL is danger
Gus; and IL you are so afflicted, attend 70
yourself now. Do not wait, oOt use sui
phur Bitters at once. They cured me when
was given up to die by several physicians.
JONATHAN Ham, Boston.
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AnEMARkAsLE pIoNEER.
Samuel Rose Has Hada Long and Inter-
exiting career In illinois,

Special Correspondence az TIE Rsct'tsr.
QTINcY, Ills, March 16.-Possioiy
the most remarkable Illinois pioneer
now living is Samuel Rose, who resides
in the little town of Basco. located some
thirty miles north of Quincy. Mr.
Rose is in his eighty-fourth year and Is
as spry as a schoolboy. He can read
without glasses and has not known q
day of sickness in years. He was born
in Lexington, KY, in November, 1s0s.
and was left an orphan. In October,
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The evening world., 1893-10-13
GAYA0R's NAME SENT IN.
His Certificate as Supreme Court
Judge Nominee Is Filed.
Now Who Will Be tho Republicans
Choice for Mayor?

william J.. Gaynor is the NOMINEE Of
the Republicans for the Supreme Court
Justiceship in the Second District of
New York.
This announcement is made in the face
Of Mr.. Gaynor's d~eclination to accept
the nomination.
The certificate of his nomination 10
filed with the Secretary of State, and
the receipt was received by the Republic
cans this morning.
The Democrats regard the whole pro-
ceilings as a pretty mud1le which the
republicans have gotten themselves
into, n are happy over the event of
havlng Gaynor u of the race in the
Mayorality contest.
This Is certain now, because the Re-
publicans viii not consider his name
among the candidates selected by the
independents.
In considering Mr.. Gaynor's name at
the mass-neeting of the Citizens Union
last night the Independents said 1t was
practically a nomination and only
awaited the Republican Endorsement to
have the certificate filed.
IT is said that the Republicans will
either nominate Wayland Trask or
Charles a. Cchieren for Mayor.
There was a conference between the
Democratic leaders in Brooklyn this
morning at which. 1t Is said, Mayor
Body Is practically settled upon to re-
celve a denomination.
The Offices are still open with Dan
Ryan In the lead for Shrlcvalty honors.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
B OOKLyN N.
CATS FOUGHT OVER HIS BODY.
Busch Was Lying Drunk in the
Street at the Time.
He Sold Catnip aud the Felines
,t.. Wanted His Stock.

James Busch. sixty-three years old
was fined for intoxication IN me Lee
Avenue Court. williamsburg. to-day.
Policeman Young, who appeared
against Busch. told Justice Murphy a
peculiar story. He was pntrol!ins North
Second street at an early this morning
when he saw a number of cats Gil bound
In the same direction.
Young thought 1t peculiar AMI tracked
several feline to a point near Wythe
avenue. There he found a small army
of cats fighting over the body Of a
man who was lying upon The ground.
Policeman Young at first thought the
man was dead, but when. after mich
difficulty, he had chased the cats away,
he discovered that the man, who was
Busch, was only in a drunken sturor.
Busch has no home and gains 4 mragre
livelihoon by selling catnip.
He became intoxicated Last night nm
went to sleep on Moth Second street
with a bundle OF camp by his side. His
stock attracted all the cats in the neigh
borhood. and they engaged in a free-for.
all fight to get a share o. 1t.
Busch was badly scratched by the
cats, but their sharp claws failed &c
awaken him. When arraign ed N cour'
fierce conflict that md ragged over anc
around his PROSTATE f>rm.
THE next time You get drunk, Busch
remarked Justice Murphy. do not carry
catnlp with you. Get bril- seed. anc
you will not rave as hlrd Il time OF It."
The evening world., 1893-10-13
LkBORERS TO BE PAID.
Mayor Wanssr, OF Jersey City. Lets
Loose $4,000.

Mayor Wanssr. of Jersey CITY. this
morning released SIC. 100 which for the
past two years he has tied up tor al
legged extravaganza on the part OF the
Street and Water Commissioners. The
money released is due TO labore-s, who
have received no pay for services rem
dered since he entered upo1 The oIties
OF Mayor.
In 1882. when he was elected Mayor, he
advised the Street and Water Commits
sioners that he would pay no iaborers'
salary unless he was appointed by reso-
luton. His warning was ignored, and
laborers were put to work indiscrimi-
nately by individual members OF the
Board. Warrants were ordered drawn
for their salaries, but the Mayor re-
fused to attach his signature to them.
The legality of the course was con-
tested In the Supreme Court and re-
suited In a verdict for the Mayor. Since
then appointments hav been by rcso-
luton, and a comparison OF old pay-rolls
show that in enforcing his system he
saves the city SIS. 900 every eight months.
Now that he has established a -preco-
dent, he wants the laborers paid their
back salaries, and agrees to sign the
warrants. and suggests that in the fu-
ture all pay-rolls be passed within five
days after the LIST OF each month, so
that city employees may have their
money on the 10th of each month.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
RUSH TO sELLS1oCk.
Investors Disheartsned BY the
Senate's Dilatory Tactics.
London Also a Bear on News from
the Capitol.
Over S5,OOO.O 900 Reading GOLD
Bonds to BE Sold at Auction.

Wall street, no less than the business
community. was sorely disappointed
with the news from Washington in re-
gard to last nights proceedings In the
Senate. The friends Of unconditional re-
peal of the Sherman law lost heart, and
the feeling was most depressed.
Those who recently ventured In the
market and invested their money O n the
improvement in the financial situation
and the belief that the country would
soon be relieved Of the silver bugbear.
came to Wall street this morning with
the intention of reducing their holdings.
AS soon as the market opened there
was a rush to sell. and prices melted
away rapidly. Naturally enough the in
dustrial shares, which led the recent
upward movement. suffered most.
The decline In them brought out offer
a seller, and It is feared that the effect
Of the news from the Capitol. will be
bad Throughout Europe. The following
shows the losses from last night:
The evening world., 1893-10-13
JERSEY.
STUDENTS WRECK LAUNDRY.
Two Princeton Men Attack Chi
nese Laundrymen.
Arrested on Complaint of Alleged
Victims.

PRINCETON, N. j., Oct. 13.-Edward
Mum, of East Orange. n. j., and Thos.
s. Slidell, both students at Princeton
College, last night entered The laundry
kept by Sing Lee m Lee Why. The
Cinnamon became enraged n motioned
to the students to leave.
Instead of complying Mum and Slidell.
1t Is alleged. attacked the Cinnamon.
The latter used hot irons to defend them
selves. while the students are accused
OF throwing water and other articles at
the laundrymen. 1t Is alleged that the
tudents also stole $Sj belonging to the
Cinnamon.
The students did not get out Of the
laundry, until they had completely
wrecked the place. They were suisse
quently arrested n locked up.
When arraigned In court this morning
the Cinnamon appeared against them
n refused to listen to a compromise.
Mum is said to have offered to pay
them the $S5 which the Cinnamon claim
to have lost, but the offer. If made, was
not accepted.
The two students were admitted to
bail in the sum of $500. Mum Is treas
u.rer OF the Princeton Football Associa-
ton.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
POR r or NEW YORK.
ARRIVED.


Steamer Britannia ar, Smith. Liverpool Oct.
I, via Queenstown, with merchandise and 1870
cabin and 3yt steerage passengers. to II. Malt
land kerscy.
Schooner George L. Dudley. Wilson. Virginia.
wood.
schooner Edwin I Morrison. Smith, Matanuas
twenty days. with mOlasses to J, VI, Ceballes
& CO.. vessel to James L, Brett. Oct. l. at 8
i. NJ
schooner r. =. Northam. Johnson. Savannah
ton days. with lumber to Yellow Pine Lumber
Company; vessel TO $. e. Evans a Co.
Schooner Harry Landeil. Crowley. Virginia,
wool.
steamer Furst Bismarck tGsr). Albers. Ham
bnrg oct, s, southampton s. with merchandise
and passengers TO X, j. Cortes,
Steamer Didam Dutch. DE Vries. Rotterdam
Sept 30 with merchandise and passengers to
Funch. Eiys & Co.
steamer Rlela CDr). Davies. San,c. Sept. 20.
81. Lucia oct. 3. with merchandise and pas
sonGers to Iusk a Jcvrns.
iArk America. Armstrong. barbados seventeen
days, with merchandise to l.. W & +. Arm
strong.
Brig Daylight. Foster, barbados seventeen
days with merchandise TO l." ". & =. Arm
strong.
schooner NJ A. Tyler. Burton. Virginia. wood.
Schooner T.. A Bailey, Townsend, Charleston
eight days. with phosphate rock to A. +. NAL
collins Sons. vessel 10 r. T, betty a Co.
Schooner Emily +. Hirdsall. Lamson. Norfolk.
coal,
schooner Adelaid. J. Aieo,t. Johnson. Viz,
glnia, wood.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

The Speyer syndicate has instructed
Adrian an Il Il sG Muller . S Son to sell ser s at aue,
Of whom 1t may concern, Sc. 04o. 900 Phil
adelphia & Reading Railroad Company
collateral trust 3 per cent mt gold bonds,
Ihia & Reading Railroad Company 3
per cent. preference income mortgage
bonds due Jan. /. 1858.
1t is reported that the receivers Of the
OO advanced by Speyer & Co. to the
road In order to prevent the. sacrifice
Of these securities held as collateral:
OF the last call, shows the reserve held
to have been S.l7 per CENT as against
Clearing = House certificates aggregated
500; 900, 900, as against similar gold and
gold certificates OF s5O,o CO., c y on July Il.
The imports OF dry. goods at the port
Of New York for the week were ST.
2 e, '9 sE and the amount marketed 3d.
After a rally of IA to- / 3-4 per cent.
the stock market again developed weak
ness, and prices dropped lower than be-
fore: The feeling in t the room o9 NV was ,s very
advocates of higher prices had to ac-
knowledge that the outlook had changed
materially for the worse.
age preferred dropped 4 to 4s. and later
jumped to IS.
The money and foreign exchange mar
kets were Effected adversely by the atti-
tude OF the Senate towards silver lNsis-
lation. Money on call remained 2 a 81 2
per cent, but funds on time were more
difficult to obtain.
For -four months on strictly frst-class
collaterals the rate was Az. against 4
yesterday, while for six months on mixed
securities 6 per cent. was demanded and
paid,
The'rates for foreign exchange stiff,
up all around. Bankers long sterling
sold at 4.S3 IA a 4.83 1-2. sight at Ass Ia
a 4.s5 1-2. and cables at AS "a a 1855.
Strangely enough. the market that was
least affected by the news from WASH
ington was that for silver. In London
bar silver declined only Is, to 80 SD. per
ounce. while here not a sale was re-
ported. The quotation was nominally
70 is bid and 73 1-2 asked.
The Sub-Treasury had a debit balance
at the clearinghouse to-day Of $l,22I,-
594.. which was l%iquidated in gold.
The CLEARINGHOUSE Loan Committee
to-day cancelled 81. 1885, 900 in loan certif-
Gates, leaving a total now outstanding
of 81. $50. 900. For tomorrow 81, $50, 900
has been called for cancellation.
row.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
New Jersey Notes.

Two men and one woman were transferred from
Bellevue Hospital 10 the Insane Asylum to-day.
Council. of Newark. has Issued an order that
in the future none but union men shall he ON.
plOyed on any public work. and that no contractor
shall use other than material made by union men,
Mrs. Annie Klumpf. who was sent TO the Ger
man Hospital, Newark, an Tuesday, suffering
from malpractice. viii recover. She viii not tell
the police who attended her. Health OriceT Lehl-
bach has censured the city ApnthrcHry, W, A.
Smith, for giving the woman medicine AS a soda
tive, but does not blame him for the malpractice
Thomas Mccarthy. who lived at the corner OF
Pearl street and Maiden lane. New York. died at
Newark last night, his skull having been 'rac-
tured and his body cut and bruised while walking
on the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. near Eliza
beth. He was brought to Newark. Yesterday,
with Garrett Hcnnossy. a friend. be visited Eliza
beth. and II was while he was walking along the
tracks TO the depot that Mccarthy was struck,
Hennessy Jumped one side In time.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Pro oklyn Previties,

Fire destroyed a frame barn in the rear OF .s3
Belmont avenue, brooklyn. early this morning,
causing a loss OF $500.
Henry Stube. Of l22 Hancock street, Brooklyn,
was sent 70 jail for six months In the Butler
Street Police Court this morning for stealing a
silver watch from John A. Hahn, OF 272 Bond
street, Brooklyn. on oct. 6.
William Maggie was held in the Butler Street
Police Court, brooklyn, his morning on the
charge of stealing 'l5 worth Of cloth from Charles
w. sample, of l9S Smith street.
The body of an unknown man was found floating
In the East River at the foot OF JOralcmun street
brooklyn. this morning. The man is deso ribbed ms
about thirty years old, i've fee, six inches in
height, dark clothes. white underwear and Con-
gTess CATERS.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
BURGtARIEs IN BROOKLYN.
a House Pillaged While 0wne,
Was Absent.

Thomas Melville. thirty years old. of
III John street. Brooklyn. was arrested
this morning on a charge of burglary.
Policeman Williams, Of the lower Full
ton street station, saw him sneaking
cautiously out Of a hall adjoining a sa-
loon kept by Edward Irwin at Ply
mouth and Gold streets. Melville ran
away. The policeman chased him sew
eral blocks and finally caught him.
Just before ne was caught he was seen
to throw away a new jimmy. At the
station-house he was searched and
Sl2.20 was found in his pockets. At lay
light Policeman Williams found S14 on
Plymouth street, near the saloon. Irwin
ported that SIS had been stolen from
his cash drawer.
Between 3 and 4 o'clock this morning
burglars entered the apartments of Con-
rad WEIGHT, 135 Blocker street, Brook
lyn, and stole jewelry worth $50.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
NUMEROUS PRISON SENTENCES
Burglars Got Short shrift with Judge
Moore.

Judge Moore In the Brooklyn Court
of Sessions sentenced the following pris.
oners to-day:
Joseph Hoffman. assault second de-
gree. five years In penitentiary; Harry
Bennett. burglary third degree, two
years six months in penitentiary; Ed
ward Harland, burglary third degree,
two years six months; Joseph Wilson,
attempted grand larceny second degree,
six years in Sing Sing; William Costello,
attempted grand larceny, one year in
penitentiary; Daniel Callahan, grand
larceny second degree, two years six
months; William Mckinley. grand lar.
ceny second degree. four years in Sins
Sing; Thomas Mccarthy, burglary third
degree, three years six months In Sins
Sing; John Jefferson. burglary. three
years six months; James Murphy, bur.
glary, three years six months In peni.
tentiary; John Quinn. assault second de
gree. one year in penitentiary. About
a dozen boys were sent to Elmira Re.
formatory for various offenses.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
CHILD-BEATERS HELD.
The Victims Cries and the Sound OF
Blows Aroused N~eighbors.

CAPE MAY. N. j.. Oct. 13.-Albert
Montcrief and wife, OF South Seaville,
were arraigned before Justice Westcott
at this place to-day on a charge Of cruel
ty to their ~two-year-old child. The lat
ter on being examined by Justice West
colt was found to be covered with
bruises. The child's face was badly
discolored.
Several neighbors OF the Montcriefs
testified that Montcrief and his wife
were In the habit of beating the child
and that the blows inflicted and the
cnild's cries were often heard by the
neighbors.
The defendants were required to give
bonds to await the action Of the Grand
Jury,
The evening world., 1893-10-13
FOUND DEAD IN THE RIVER,
Bodies of Two of the Britannia
Firemen Recovered.

Coroner Kene, Of Brooklyn, will in
vestigate the mystery surrounding the
deaths of Archibald Mcleod and Neal
Dow. two firemen employed on the
steamship Britannia, who were found
drowned at the foot Of Harrison street.
Brooklyn. Dow body was found last
night, and McLeod's was recovered from
the water at the same place early this
morning.
The Britannia is lying at the foot OF
Irving street.
Mcleod, who is tw%enty-four years old,
disappeared Saturday afternoon Or
Wednesday Dow was missed. Nothing
was heard of either of the men until
their bodies were found in the water.
Anthony Moran, of 429 Henry street.
found BOWS body at 5 o'clock last even
Ing and brought 1t ashore. At 100 this
morning Policeman MCGOWAN, of the
Amity street station, discovered Mcleod
floating. in the water. There are nc
marks of violence ON either body.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
TROLLEY CAR HITS A TRUCK.
Driver Thrown from His Seat and
Slightly Hurt.

Trolley car 9i2, OF the Third avenue
line, violently collided with a truck at
Third avenue and Twelfth street,
South Brooklyn. at 7.3O o'clock this
morning.
The car was running at high speed
when 1t struck the truck, owned by the
Claus Lipsius Brewery Company, which
was crossing the tracks.
The truck driver, William Mcdonald,
twenty-four years old. OF 70 Monteith
street, was. hurled from his seat, but
escaped with slight injuries to his arms.
the platform OF the car was partly
wrecked.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils, Car
buncles, Enlarged Glands, Tumors and
Swellings, and all Blood, Skin, and Scalp
Diseases, from q common blotch or erup-
ton to the worst scrofula-these are par
fectly and permanently cured by 1t.
In building up needed flesh and strength
Of pale, puny, scrofulous children, nothing
can equal it. For adults, when reduced
below a healthy standard, it's an unequaled
flesh builder and strength-restorer.
Unlike the ordinary spring medicines
or sarsaparillas, the discovery" works
equally well at all seasons. All the year
round, and In all cases, it is guaranteed,
fails to benefit or cure, you have your
money back. It's not only the best blood
purifier, but it's the cheapest. You pay
inly for the good you set
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Tailors in a Row,

Joaeph Cans. Matthew Gladsky. Henry Gold
stein. William and Adolph Heller and William
fedcr were before Justice Ryan. In the Essex
Market Police Court, to-day and remsnded TO
await the result OF Julius Cans s mi Irirs. end
the blow that rendered Cans unconscious. All OF
the prisoners were badly used mp, There was
a row In a tailor shop, Ht 3O5 Delaney street,
last night, and Julius Cans. whose discharge
started the trouble, Was taken to bellevue badly
injured
The evening world., 1893-10-13
HYDE & BEH A SUED.
Ars. Butcher Wants e5, 200 for q
Fall IN Their Theatre.

Judge Van Wyck. Of the City Court,
Brooklyn. to-day heard the suit brought
by Mrs. Lizzie Butcher, aged seventy
two. against Richard Hyde and Henry
Behman, the theatrical managers, to re-
cover 5000 damages.
The plaintiff says that on March s
shc caught her heel In a rubber stair
covering in the defendants theatre and
tina, she fell, broke her wrist, cut her
head and dislocated her shoulder.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Boy Slabs a Playmate.

Herman wechier, of ie Eldridse street, and
Solomon Levy. of 81 Market street, both sixteen
years old, and playmates. had q controversy over
some trivial matter yesterday, and Wechler
stabbed Levy twice In the right leg with q PEN
Ter was arrested. and In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day Justice Ryan held him on . charge
Of felonious assault
The evening world., 1893-10-13
sna,ched a Watch and Ran.

while Andrew Defno. Of IS BAXTER street, was
viewing m Italian Society parade In Paradise
Psrk last evening. James Flanagan, twenty-three
years old. Of . Hamilton street. snAtchei his
watch and chain and ran. Policeman Downing. Of
the Eldridge street station. caught Flanagan. and
him In 81. 900.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Brokers s,nen and Minton Fall.

The failure Of E.. H.. siffen. jr., vas
announced on the Consolidated Elk
change to-day. Under the rule. 800
shares Of Sugar were sold for his ac-
count. The failure of ]. McKim Minton
was also announced. Both failures are
small ones.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
sTEAMERA
DUE TO-DAY.

IAughton. Rremen. sept. 81.
Pontiac, Gibraltar. Sept, &c,
Athos, Jamaica Oct. 7.
ntE TO MORROW.
Paris. Southampton. Oct, I.
La Touraine. Hayrs, Oct. 7.
EtruriA, Liverpool. Oct T.
sueyia. Hamburg, Oct 1.
Colorado. Hal, Sept 20.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
RRIGN PORTS.
Dy Cable.)
ARRIVED.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. l3.-ll, 10 A. NJ, steamer
berlin tir }. Capt. Watkins, from New York.
BRISTOL. Oct. l3.-Steamrr Dominion (Br.)
Capt. Cross. from Montreal. Landed her live
stock In good condition.
SIGHTED.
LONDON. oct. i2-rassed Fastnet midnight
Oct. u. steamer Bowie ulr.). Capt. Thompson
from New York for Liverpool.
QUEENSTOWS, Oct. l3.-Passed kinsale,
steamer Palestine NirD. Capt. Whiteway, from
Boston for Liverpool.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
snatchsd a Contractors Watch.

George Kelly, twenty-one years old, who Is
said to be q prominent Philadelphia crook, was
remanded in the Yorkville Police Court this
morning on a charge of snatching a watch from
Contractor Daniel Dillon. OF Jl7 East one Hun
dred and Forty-hrst street.
The evening world., 1893-10-13
VAN BRUNr ARRAIGNED.
- d.
Hs IL Charged with Dsfraudins
william Moulds. a..

who built the Chelsea apartments and
the Lyceum Theatre. was araigued be-
fore Judge MARITIME. in Part I. of the
General Sessions, to-day to plead to IN
indictment OF grand larceny In the nrst
degree.
Lawyer John w. Con- i~nterposed .
plea OF not guilty. with permission to
withdraw and demur to the Indictment.
He was given until Oct. 20 20 enter the
demurrer.
Van Brunt is charged with ~defrauding
Wmllam Moulas OUT OF a iarse sum "
The evening world., 1893-10-13
Thu Fal, Kiu.d Ber9sr.

John Berger, Of 7 First avenue. the lsborer
who fell from q scanold seventy-h'r feet high
At % Avenue A on Tuesday last, died TO day
In Bellevue Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-10-13

GEo. G, FLIsT Co. 1O4 West 14tn st. are oYer-
Ing astonishing bargains In all kinds OF FuRNI-
rum In order TO force sales and make room. ~
The evening world., 1893-10-13

A full account of Wall street anain will b,
fosnd in the Q O'Clock edition Of The xvsnina
World"
The evening world., 1893-10-13

Chandlsry Company Incorporated
ALBANY. n. Y. Oct. D.-Thsrs has bssa
Incorporated with the Secretary OF State he
Van wagenen Ship Chandlery. OF New York csy,
capital IS. 900; directors, George Van wassnsN
and Daniel W. Van wasenen, Of New IoG
City. and Thomas b. Easily, Of BEpokiyA. NJ
The evening world., 1893-10-13
EXPELLED
every poison

every poison
and impurity
of your blood,
by DIR. Pierce's
Golden Med
ical Discovery.
Then there's q
clear skin and
q clean system.
m- -
The evening world., 1893-10-13
STEAMERS
SAILED TO-DAY.

ATgOnQuIn, IhAFTesIOn.
ChattAhoochee. savannah.
To SAIL O-MURROw,