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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

This is an expression the travelling
public generally use when they find
something that is exactly what they
want. The expression applies directly
% the Wisconsin Central lines. which il
no~ sdmitted by al 10 be The Route"
from Chicago 20 ST. Paul. Minneapolis.
Ashland. Duluth and all points in the
northwest. Their double daily train
service and fine equipment offers induce
ments which cannot be surpassed.
This is the only line running both
through Pullman First Class and Tour
list Sleepers from Chicago to Pacific
Coas; Points without change.
For full information address your near
est ticket agent or
JAMES c. POM,
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Gen. Pass. and Ticket .Agi., Chicago, III

Peter Reid will receive report OF the
Dawson-Rya fight by rounds tonight.
also report OF the Fitzsimmons-H Hall
fight tomorrow night.
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N. W. NORTHROP

ROOM 9Isf
III FLOOR MICHIGAN TsrsI BUILDING
Tor Rents
De tor.e Il. ssafh ff.iar sffrrt ~itt ~
,,..4,-., i..s.rrrr.rssrss hetarfH liIefrf ftr-ef
an Ha4ifnf frfpue. -
ore h...lss - rnati.is streri. conrenief't g
,,ne bes.. =, w. s,iars s,rees ai,h ,sssrrn
so,,s 81 s.,osas ~ ia,.el es.sf Easi sirest ssd
flfth aferue. 81
For -sicf
Ono bose - Pima svs'ss. neer roisn ssr-rt.
fen rsruls s. 90
one hosre O. spufh unior ssrres. vitl s,srn.
E.1N
oar house ~ Worter r*t-sf 9Th iar, q a.
tlne bou~r IN HrarI ftrrft. vIft r'tt'ffn ~
rretfriri.ts f,fe1
Gwo h,.0sts ~ tr,nsfiiia sseef. fitp s,s
Dr. fcas- 80 w. ssre-.. rssr L-ousrl
sfr-ct. So
tisa several hcus-e Via - s,se r'z.i-rr 70
rfstvflnsf,ss. rnre irF ff,sf, = - e. 3 fti
arsrf iat. ~ a ffsrfft fsrrtf r. 'te rftf -
-ar,t.s,s f,rirfr. Nf1sfr furnished - tsiid fs1
ilss.ite - Fnif purchase
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ros SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


I~0R ssff.-0ue ~ the hesf ssir.sns ~ fie
i city located % Csnsi street rrs-sr far
selling other business. Esquire q bf-nberd
Irn< Nc. Canal street ~
4 ADVERTISEMENT OF IHRFE rfNFs
n a. mere under this had : ceuts lire far
ofs insertion ~ cents iine frr fhree insff.
sis,r.s ~ - eeuts line Tor ene ve~k
IsOR SALE Twelse fns frrslshes ryru,s
l. ROOD iccsficr ard fuiI - rfsrBers. netsire
= God rsrre, I'll sell chesp. No. = North
Waterloo street roo-r III <tEf
I,OR eaIE-M enffrr 1919 - furrsturs snd
i rrtrratl af~s1s hatrAht.1 gIs.iff bfW
lon.< and arg - e1resr - Il efar sn1 f'sffes
s.reefs k0nsr SRI iof NJ - Ftttaeo 80 49, +.
wasn't be- en- hFtef sffFrt fsfu = - sfrrs
"a rr.ds eset ~ els rlis rre taI3teE zHd
a. .luti- - Frat Ill rri ftf ha1sfe -
sffer srop@rt5 a A isrd. ~. - ~tfrrtisF
sfF~ef. It-f
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FOR BUSINESS.

rINHE ART ASSOCIATION would like 20 com
Il municate with persons wishing To rent art
or music studios. OF oftices. societies who de-
sire pleasant quarters for meetings OF giving
entertainments. Information can BE- given on
the premises. McMullen block. Il South DiA-
ision street, BY Miss NJ. /. Davis, or by Miss
Annin at The Gilbert.
LvOR RFNT-A corner store and basement IN
H good location, corner East and sherman
streets. Good for any kind Of business. In
quire at No. - Paris avenue. -
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~ HARNa

~ lLOihDH Suanee river route.
Double daily sleeping car service from
Chicago. - IouiA Cincinnati Louis
vie aud Evansville. via Naehvi lie,
Chaftanoogs. Atlanta, Lake City. lack
eoaviile = Tampa For rates snd sseep
ing car. write T. p Neville, No. -
Clark sfrrct. Chicago.
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! sc mass a. 3 seilins
ar1a ~ raiesrf
frTsra Enfers -eto 81
fta f3erss SarsF 60
- Or H1tse {
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MONEY TO LOAN.

4 DVERTlSEMENIS or THREE LINES
~ or more under this bead. cents line for
one Insertion 10 cents iinc fer tlree inscr-
tons. or ~ cent? a line Tor one week
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CANVAS ERS sac
car rse .sssee r,.i
fassss s-es rzke snsi
reees<tns rss-ft
Z ~nn.rrf ft So Tcr~r'
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Want Columns.


HELS WANTED MALE.
WA>Ikn- ~ 81 three active usee isr essy
W esnsassins Al refersnee fe2al's.
Also several r=ss'.,ns itle ne1 paa can fai.ish
>rssl capital q siaff hranee agenf'es e 80
fors hsnsssf. n soz1b Dissslon ssress esasa
Rapids. Mica -
WA>TEf.-f frstrlas. csrser.. Aepiy
W 10 Jehr T.. brCsn. Alrhis4a Irast halo,
WASrgD-i.ss rersoa. L, come = the ~ :
w ground r<of gallery. ~sst slsa - fe&r-
street rIti<es - al To Ilss,fs -rA4h fiss ~
see ever - avt1et s'ea1.e @Ha tiseffs
- teff cars - The f-srr. fhs1s ittt. hflIE t1ts
al and set credit ior s cents "a slsssng
HELS WANTED FEMALE.
"A>IED-A wu41an - DC ~asksns ana
W tfvhing away fr,Hl the house must give
ee<d references. taA ;<~lay al - North tAi,n
WA>TkD- Immediate, A cosnpetes.s s....k
W and se<ond sifi Mrs. Gee. y. stssssi,
corner state street sEd Nadisou asenee. -
WANTED-A competent elri f.a ssassrsl
w hoUse~ofk references required Cali 81
northeass CORNER eoIiess avenue aud Fulton
WAIVED AGENTS.
WA>IkD-ln every town In Michigan
" agents and eansAs<rrS 70 handle faoeel.
res AID household sf,ecaalffts- tail ~ ad
dress With Trferrnrce. the t,faslis THine Bon
company i'i ur.s~oid street, Detroit. Mich.
WA>IED-Arents to seli our choice and
hardy nursery stock. We have many
steriai varieties, both IA fruifs aud crnanlsiit-
sls 10 otter. which are controlled oriy b us.
we pay commission or salary. Write at
i"f terms. aud secure choice ~ territory. May
nfo'neis, nursers tnef. Rochester, y J.
I'VE oder agents bis money. in exclusive YER.
r'ory. Our saies sell al sishf II eats or
rlch- One agent an one da, CLEARED 81 -. -
ran YOU. Catalogue free. Aidrsss Alpine safe
20, NO no 81 Clark street, Cincinnati. Ohio.
WANTED District agents by the Equitable
Lie 81 Iowa. Officers direct. favorable
ers. Best references required as - character
ana qualifications. i. 4. Martin. surf. %
Agencies, Dee Aolnes, Iowa sIs-tf
WANTEO SITUATIONS.
AIDES desiring competent nurse. address
- tis broadway; best reference. -
"ANTED-A situation by rniddle-ased
~ lady as nurse OF hoasekeeper Address
box if> Plainuell. Mich. -
FOR RENr-ROOMS.
4 DNfh1iSfMf>TS OF THREE LINES
"A or more under this head. cents line for
one insertion; ~ cents a line for three laser
tions, or u cents line for one week.
LNoR RENT-Newly furnished rooms at II n.
II lonia street Inquire At room Is. -
LNOR RE<T-Nicely furnished rooms one
Il front Isrlor. Inquire at ~ North Island.
n
I,OR RENT-Furnished and UNFINISHED.
\ steam heated rooms. Brunswick. NJ South
Division street. 35,tf
FOR RENT-HOOSES
1O-R00M HOUSE. ali modern improvements.
- No. 23l jefferson avenue; the owner
would like TO board with family. 80
INOR REST-Sew modern nine-rooni house
n for 81; ten-room house sheldon strert.
IS; six-room house on (lnimby street, 50: suite
Of i've rooms al No. 1tl South Division street.
SIS. Charles T.. Mercer, and ~ widdicomb
building. q
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AFTERNOON sLEgets ~IoE.

srTf1 IA. htIkS az cferrd ~ Re1riH 4
- flo.s - e. trsr sfreruars~ sferh r,ir4
fo~ 90 -eek he fret csrae- sEtt tier larss.e.
SGD TsiecAonr -
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MfsCELLANE

MfSCELLANEO GUS
FfsRfvf Nff1ru-ss1Tf- S-aff rs1--''---'
Pact. present and future revealed. Nine.
h. b. Rhodes. -
VyyA>TED-an the men e. sep IN and sas
w our price spring suit - clothes er
pair 81 pants made TO order. Noigf, Herpoi-
sheimer a Go.
r WILL WANT tfter Arril 10 a tenant Tor tia
j north bali 81 that elegant bric. fat M 81
south Lafayette street the house has al mod
ern improvements. IL within ip FEET - The
street railway line and no pfetsier OF hsndicr
residepce eau be found IN the city. Cali or
write J. y. Barlow. and Pearl street. upstairs.
TTFNTIoN. LaDfES-"Emm Bust De.
"A velopcr Will enlarge your bust i've inches:
guaranteed: scaled Instructions e, 90 ttreKe
Illustrated catalogue &c. b. mail Emna Toilet
bszsr. Boston, MAI. "a sun
yI>O BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS
Won have built aud sold on contract ~
have taken a mortgage back and pov vish -
seiI The contract or mortgage or hrfru~ %
same cali on John b. Martin, = Cana street.
4 TRY BROS. successors "a Roberts Mech a
n Co. IN the old Atkins stand carpcHfr
slsop. weather strips sold sud Put ~. dcor sf3
Windows scrrens sign boards, storm lstures and
windows. bniIdiLH of crunfFrs. taw HING = FL
Kinds jobhinx ard estimates given on old sud
s,ew rork always ready for small jobs. -
North lonis street. OPP norton Hcnse. as-iy
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WANTED eOAROERs.
------------------------- --------------
GOOD HOTEI-wsss5gT
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FoR SALE or ExCHAWoE

------------------~
HORSE for sale or exchange for city prop
u erty or merchandise. Inquire 81 William
II. Collins. IS Terrace avenue.
L,OR SALE OR EXCHANGE Grand
II Rapids property farm Of lIs acres in James
town at n bargain II taken soon: two good or
ehards, vineyard. small fruit, etc; buildings
first class: farm machinery. wsgons. sleigls.
Kirkland, 80 Grigxs avenue Grand Rapids.
Mich.
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WANTED SITUATIONS.


ADlts desiring competent nurse. address
- $iS broadway; best refercnce. ~
"ANTED-A situation by a middle aged
w lady as nurse or hoasekeeper Address
Box Hs, Plaineell. Mich. y
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foR RENr-RooMs.

4 DvERTIsENENrs OF THREE LINES
"A or more under this head. cents line for
ope Insertion; 10 cents line for three laser-
tions, or ~ cents line for one week.
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"A>rED-fe 40 t,erSoss IL come q the ii :
w ground regF s.usrs ~a<t slad - fe&r.
street eIii<e a. at frF I,hs,fs -ras.A - tas ~
kpu ever sa~ 4stuHt asraHe Sna tisfrF1'
street cars to the c.~r fhsns loss. hfinz flis
al and set credit for : cents "a sittilag
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XNANIkIf- I've 81 three active u1en fsr e.i}
w esnsAssius Al rcfrfenra fee1a,et
Also several Tesl,ssas lile ul-1 ~ can faft,s-N
>lssii capital e. siaff hranc1 aselftes - tN'.rf
tysns. Fer g2tlcaiaEs ell O. 1otff<s :. :
foxs hses<sf. n oo1tb Dislslon street cFaa.a
Rapids Nleh -
The evening world., 1893-10-31
SECRET KEMpNER CONFERENCE.
Small Shopksspers Say They Can
Oppose Tammany, but Not Openly.

\ secret meeting OF business men was
held in the seventh District last evening
to promote the candidacy of otto Kemp
ner. The names Of the merchants who
attended the conference were not given
out for publication for obvious reasons,
The business men fear pursuit and
persecution by the Tammany Bureau 81
circumstances. they say, one of the
common methods OF Tammany To bring
"A sto"rkerp"r who opposes "A Tammany
candidate to terms, the tradcsmen say,
Is to him with petty charges In
court. such. for instance, a. for "ncun-
herring a sidewalk. The cases ar" r"-
p.atcdly postponed. involving the loss
Of valuable" tim" whenever the victim
has to go To court. which means II great
deal to n small -hnpk"cp"T, IN order to
escape punishment for daring To assert
their Independence these men prefer to
do their work in secret. With II secret
ballot they can do This.
Those vino attended tn" conference"
pledged themselves To vote the kempner
pastors. and they viii advise their
friends to de- 40. with n secret ballot II
will never be known how they vutcd.
and by doing their work quietly they
will avoid III" consequences they dread
and which they would surely incur by
open action.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
TO KILL CUBA'S CONSUL.
Henry Frsnk Develops Homocidel
Tendencies at His Fruit stand.

1t was learned this morning that the
polio" of the Church street station We're
called upon last night to suppress
another crank, who threatened to make
things lively Mt West and Cortlandt
streets.
Henry Frank, who has a fruit stand
there, has always been regarded rs Il
Quiet-mannered man. but ever since the
shooting OF Carter Harrison he has
given way to wild ~utterances, threaten-
ing bodily injuries to all with whom he
came in contact. lie made no outbreak
of any kind, however. until he heard of
Bradley's mad conduct. II then he
suddenly became frenZied.
Policeman COIN, OF the Church street
station, vas passing through Cortlandt
street at 3 o'clock when he saw a crowd
OF several hundred persons around the
his hand. and holding II aloft he was
explaining to the crowd that instead Of
1t being an apple II was really part Of
noon.
Having had an experience with Brad
ley just before, the policeman was rather
cautious IN approaching, Frank saw
saw him, however, and o broke forth
II have sold my soul TO Coy: Russell,
Of New Haven, Conn" he cried, way
ing me nPple Wildly "He has sent me
"Welh what has he told you to do?"
the policeman said.
"Do? Why, have been sent down
United States IL ANXIOUS for the an
~neNatiOn Of cuba. and am the instru-
ment TO bring II about. Let me go un-
I'll | XIII him. When he Is dead annexa-
ton cnn be easily accomplished"
Policeman Cohen readily asSented.
ami tool; the lunatic in the direction OF
the police station. The crowd. which
swclled every mumen followed. and
for Il time traffic was blocked. ON the
way the crank became more communi-
cative. He said that he had been de-
Carter Harrison, but unfortunately an
other man had got ahead of him and
would get all the credit.
"a new era IL approaching" he cried
wildly. and many more Will go as he
did"
When arraigned at the Church street
station the man became quiet, but
when placed In a cell he grew violent
and rayed necessarily for several min
utes,
The evening world., 1893-10-31
EYES ON The HOUSE.
Where the Final Act in Repeal
Must Be Performed.
Indications that the Matter Will Be
Quickly Disposed o.
Some Members Who Watched Last
Nights Action in the Senate.

CAPITOL. WASHINGTON. Oct. ~
Interest as regards the Repeal bill now
centres upon the House OF Representa-
tives again. but there il every ind!ca-
ton tina, the further proceedings neces-
sary to enact the bill into law will be
short. sharp and decisive in that body.
Tn" only que zion is as to a quorum.
and Gen. Tracey and other friends of
repeal believe this is assured beyond
question.
With "A quorum present, as one of the
most aggressive Of the silver men sor-
rowtully admitted last night, "the Com
mittec IN Rules will do the rest" But
1t may not he even necessary for the
Committee ~ Rules To take any action.
1t Is possible the Senate amendments
to the House hill may be concurred In
without "A reference to a committee,
otter sufficient debate to enable the
silver advocates to give expression to
their feelings.
and unyieldins champion of the silver
dollar, stood in the rear of the Senate
chamber on the Democratic side, a
dramatically Interested spectator, when
in tn Senate last night.
Near him stood Mr.. Catchings, of
Mississippi. of the House Committee on
Rules: bryan, of Nebraska; Springer and
Hit, Of Illinois, and many other prom
inent Representatives. In the gallery
sat Mr.. Mureton Frewin, the leading
blmctallist of Great Britain, in company
with eGn. A. J Warner, of Ohio. Presi-
dent " the Bimstallic League OF the
United States.
1t "as rather "A remarkable feature or
the closing scenes OF the very remark-
able debate that not the slightest demon
strstion Of applause or any other ex-
preston Of feeling accompanied the an
rouncement of the decisive majority OF
II In favor Of unconditional repeal.
Perhaps the high tension to which
Senators and spectators had been
wrought by the bitter personalities OF the
closing discussion and the somewhat
painful scenes which characterized some
straining influence and prevented
demonstration which might lead to fur
Their breach of decorum.
At all events, when Mr.. VOORHEES,
moved that the Senate do now ad-
iourn" Senators and spectators stole
away az silently as Arabs.
The legislative day. thus closed by, an
adjournment, had lasted since Tuesday,
the 18th inst. 1t had been the longest
and most continuous Legislative day In
the annals of the ena
Z II Is true that during the sittipgs of
the Electoral Commission there was n
legislative day spread over thirty calen-
dar days; but at that time there was no
attempt to do any legislative business
the meetings being merely formal. On
this occasion, however, the daily ses-
Sions We're long, n the legislative day
lasted fourteen calendar days. include
Ing two sundays.
There We're only six actual absentees
from the Sennte Chamber when the
vote was reached. Mitchell. Allison,
chandler. Wilson. Hansbrough and
White, and all, Of course. were paired.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
LIFE TOO HARD FOR HIM.
Joseph Armour Shot Himself in
Central Park.
He Expected Better Luck In tho
Next World.

The body OF a man, identified by let
ters in his pocket as Joseph ArnouX Of
50 Clinton street. was found by Park
Policeman Armstrong in Central Park.
at S%ixty-hfth street. south OF the trans
verse road. at $40 o'clock this morning.
There was "A bullet hole in each tenn
pie. Clutched In the lead mans hand
was a 3S-calibre revolver, two Of the
cartridges in which had been fired.
This led Oflcer Armstrong to believe
the man had shot himself twice. once
in each temple. This seems impossible.
one bullet probably passed through his
head.
The man was dressed as a successful
ty-eisht years old. lie was OF dark
complexion. medium height, and had
the features Of a Frcnchman.
His watchcharm was IA siriking'y con
Imitation. diamonds should show that
his love for glitter had not been graft
he.i by wealth. lie hAd no money,
,h An a Gaye.sp'' M yrHsH %%nf rna '2 i5 W 9%gT
Thirty-aixth street, New York city"
In l. was his letter:
' Dear Sir: l XIII myself because l:fc
is too hard for me. / have too much
trouble. Pardon me. | tell You good-hy.
/ 50 t. the other lanl where / expect
to have better luck, Your friend,
"Oct 80"
y Letter OF recommendation, Iatel Nov.
20. 1892. was as follows;
'"fh" bearer. los. Arnuux. has been
in my employ for over d year as chef.
II" has given satisfaction in every de-
tail. and ! can recommend him as a
valuable man He left mere to return
to FranC". l.. II. MES, Supt."
Another letter, dated July, was to
Arn0uX from his mother IN MarseiIles.
II was written IN French, and urged him
to keep VI courage. An Enclosure was
from ArnouN's brother. 1t was ~
similar tenor as that from his mother
The Marseilles address given by them
was Rue de la Madeleine. ~
The body Of ArnouX was taken t. the
Morguc.
At 30 clinton street IT was learned
that Armour had occupied n furnished
room there. The landladY is Mrs. II. Il
Let's, who also own the saloon and
restaurant in IN" basement.
Mrs Let's says that tine ma ncame to
hcr about two weeks ago. He said his
name WAS Joseph ArnouN lie paid a
weeks rent in advance OFF, a furnished
room on the top floor. lie brought with
him "A trunk and several packages.
Last Friday Mrs. Let's asked him for
the next weeks rent In advance. which
h. promised IN pay Saturday, lie left
the house and did not return.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
VACCINATED IA, 233 LAST WEEK.
Record Broken by the Corps OF
Doctors-A New Case.

The Board Of Health v~accinators are
inuculatinE the employees in the follow
ing business houses to-day: Halls cigar
cite factory. I'll East Thirty-seventh
street. the Eagle Pencil Company. no,
East Fourteenth street; Kahner's fac
tory. 2O2 East one Hundredth street.
Henry Heiie's candy factory, Franklin
and Hudson streets.
The attaches of the Bartholdi Hotel,
TWenty-third street and Broadway. are
also being vaccinated. The employees
Of the great house OF Tiffany & Co..
Primo and Mulberry streets, will be
treated with virus to-day or tomorrow.
The largest record Of vaccination
known in the history of the Health De-
partment was made last week: The
total number of people inoculated was
II, 233. or these 1911 had been v%accinat-
ed at least once. The remaining i,l2e
had never been treated with virus.
Joseph Lettino, seven months old. oA
lSl Elizabeth street. was taken to the,
Reception Hospital to-day sick with
smallpox.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Ehret's brewery, Ninety-seCond street
and Third avenue. He shot himself In
the right temple with n 3S-Calibrc revol-
Yer. His body was taken to the East
EiShty-eighth street police-station.
bernhard was a German. forty-seven
Years old. and married. He lived at
1878 Third avenue.
The only motive advanced by Mrs.
bernhard for the suicide OF her hus-
band was that he had been "a sufferer
from rheumatism for two years.
He was employed at the brewery aa
n 'st"rnewirth." That Is what a man
is called who distributes beer among
the employees.
bernhard was found lying on a pallet
formed OF horse blankets. H." was not
then Head, but diei before a physician
could reach him.
y hn is amuiovci by a west side r]ootiing
company.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
HANGED HIM IN EFF|GY.
Chicago Boys Show Their Detes-
tation of Prendergast.
Organized Labor to Build a Monu-
msnt to tho Dead Mayor.

CHICAGO. oct. 3l.-Before tn" police
could disperse them, "A crowd OF twenty
or thirty BOYS had hung P"ndergast in
efigy last night. They gathered at the
corner OF Hill ard Wells streets, and
drew up ON a tree an object bearing a
close resemblance 10 a man. A placari
on the coat read:
THE MAN THAT KILLED
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
There was considerable noise eN-
citcment at the corner az The boys gath
cred. They mad prepared the eftiGy be
f%orehand, and bore ii dowh the street
with n rope attached. No police We're
around, and the boys were dancing in
Plee for some time before the officers
nliVcd. No arrests were made.
Organized labor has determined IN
build a monument to the memory II
Mayor Harrison. II has not yet been
decided whether the monument shall he
placed on tho family lot In GriC"land or
in one Of the public parks. Many of the
leading labor men favor the latter site.
III initial step in the direction " the
erection of a monument was taken yes.
terday afternoon at a meeting OF prOmi-
ncnt members of the Trade and Labor
Assembly and the building Trades Coun-
The evening world., 1893-10-31
GLEASON IN FOR A FIGHT.
II He Can't Be a Senator He Would
Pc an Assemblyman.

Long ISLAND CITY. L. l., oct. 81
EN-Maypr + .JGl"ason has caused con-
s.dsrahl" surprise and not "A little amuse-
mrut N queens County by announcing
himself a II candidate" for Assembly in
tn" Long Island city district.
by his new party, called the Anti
Monopnl.slS, foI Senator in the district
comprising queens and suffolk our
ties. Tn" STATE and local authorities
rrfu~ci II recognize him as a candidate"
ON tn" ground 'hat his party had not
he II ORGANIZED according to law. Glea-
SpU appealed t. inc courts - Cump'.
the authorities - print his name on the
.ckrIs IN" matter Is s:Nl pending.
The rN-Nlayur said this morning that
he had Med MS certificate as u can
diiAtr tor hp'h Senator and Assembly
man. but that as h. could not properly
hull both otticrS he would withdraw
from tho SouaturshIp fEht and contne
his ha,tlr - Long Island Ci,y, his old
stamping ground
The evening world., 1893-10-31
WON RAID A SALOON.
Stirred Up by IA Murder Following
Drunken Row.

HENDERSON, Tr%., oct. %1.-Pinc iIil
L. "a village in TINS county where local
option prevails. SATURDAY, in II drunken
row, John Young stabbed Albert Kcrk-
sry TO lratn.
The women held an Indignation meet
ing, and, with Mrs. Helen BuCkncr at
nr. smith. who has Il "hlind tiger an
mex, with uN"s they broke IN the heads
uf barrels, pouring the whiskcy into the
streets.
In his sermon Sunday night Evangelist
Williams Endorsed the women iester-
day the people sent a petition to Sam
Jones, asking him to come TO the res
cue Of temperance.
Feeling is very bitter and collisions
are eSAected.