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HrooIIlyn Flat RaidCd.

In tho Ice Avenue Court. Williamsburg to-day
Delta Forrest, OF ca Flushing avenue was held 20
answer on charge Of keeping disorlerly house.
SATURDAY night the voman's Nat was ralded, and
the Forrest woman was arrested as we'll as Mary
Carr tWenty-eight. OF II Mcs1rolr street. Joseph
Hurns OF Durham place; Peter Conneli. OF 5
WalwOrth street. Charles Hayden. OF Newark
John schneider. Carroll Thompldns and PEiip
Cnaugr. All were held Cor examination.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Rice Griddle Cakes.

Boil half cup of rice, mix one quar-
sweet milii the yolks of four eggs, and
-four sufficient to make stiff batter:
beat the whites to a froth, stir in on,
teaspoonful soda and two of cream tar
tar; add n little salt, ard lastly tho
whites o. the egss, bake CT a sridGie. A
nice way to serve is to spread them while
hot with butter. and almost any kind of
preserves or Jelly. roll them up neatly.
cut off the ends, sprinkle them with
sugar. and serve Immediately.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Saturdays bomb-thrower aimed to kill
NJ. Dupuy and didn't even scare him
That he hurt anybody else was an ac-
cident, and that he killed nobody was n
miracle, That the French police have
the miscreant In hand is good thing,
and that he will be put out of the way
of doing further harm seems a crafty
ing surety.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Chicken ITricasScc.

Many families like n fricassee ~ an
entree. Prepare rs for FIRING. Cut tho
breast IN four portions. Fat all in a
kettle with just enough hot water 70
cook When about half done add half a
cup OF butter. Keep covered and stew
slowly until tender. Add half cup Of
sweet cream. Pour out in hot tureen
and serve In individual dishes. allowing
two pieces OF chicken and some of the
gravy for each person.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Grape Fruit for Dessert.

Three grapefrults will make a dessert
COR n family of twelve. Remove the
pecl and as much of the fibrous under
skin as possible without exposing the
juicy pup. Tea each into four or five
sections. lay In q glass bowl and serve
plain or with powdered sugar. This is
wholesome, satisfactory, very inexpen-
sive. all things considered, and nice for
change. 1t is just the sort OF dessert
that a dyspcptic family should have fire.
quently.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Sorry for the Poor Tots.



| am a lIttlo girl, nine years old feel very
sorry for tho poor children In the city. that do
not have \ Santa Claus | thank you Mr. Editor
!Nr GonG much Tor them every Christmas, and
| wish could heln more but cannot; but will
h,,p all | can, How happy they will he when
they $40 the big Christmas tree and all the dolls
and toyr AMI send YOU 20 cents hoping II win
make tomc little girl or boy happy. Your little
friend, JESSIE l.. GHFSlNGER,
Syriuy Lake ~ j.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Lchigh Galleries to Start Up.

Dry Associated P;esSl
WlLkESpAERE,, Dec ll-All tie collrrcs
~ tho Ishigh Valley Cost Company and all the IN
d.yidual coiiieres tributary to the L"AiGh Val
Icy Railroad win resume operations on fan time
to-day This viii give employment TO thousands
- miners Snl helpers who have been either Idle
or hav- worked rresul9r'y since the I.cslgh VAL
ley strike lcEan.
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Who Can Help Him ?


Can any OF tho readers o: your paper advise %
give q remedy to n short. stout young man
cwonty year, OF agc) who suffers from cpileptio
htT and rushes o. blood to the head. l: is great
source OF worry to n. for fear hs would take
them in company for, although apparently well.
they como so suddenly that he drops to the floor.
He doctors for them. but the medicine does him no
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Church Candles for Halls.

Some fashionable and fcrvent ladies'
Of New York are using big candlesticls,
known in religious and church-furn!shing
circles as Pascal candles, for illumi-
mating purposes. Those holding big wax
candles stand IN elcoves or small draw
in9 rooms, but when used rs fixtures
fer gas OF electricity. they are placed
in Tue hall or on the staircase landing.
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LITTLE NIOLETTA.

Santa Claus. And In her tiny glovei
hand she held a big SILVER dollar. That
was for the Nmas-Tree Fund. too. Then
she brought out II nice warm pair Of
silk-knit mitts. They were for some
poor little girl
From Violet'a." said the sweet babe
when asked her name.
"Nioletta what"
Just Niolcttu-that's all"
THE Evening World artist sketched
the little angel. but she Is much prettier
than any artist can make her.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
What Men Like.


In case like that OF the "He.ress OF South
Plainael' 1t Is a little dificult to advise. Men
are not all alike. and What Is one mans meat
Is another mans poison" so to be a favorite one
mus: lie a good Judge OF character. Most men
liko tacttul woman. Do not agree with them
in everything; show you have mind of your
own. but always be good listener. a wise couu-
sellor, a sincere friend, Above all never let
them think ycu want to Catch them. for this
is fatal. In short. be "jolly good fellow
A MARRIED ONE
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FORGED HIS FATHERS NAME.
Philip G. AutZ Held In the Lee Ave-
me Police Court.

Ph'lin c. Aut9, a Spectator, who lives
At 100 South Second street. was held in
the lie" Avenue Court. williamsburg to-
day ON the charge of passing note with
a forged Endorsement by his father,
Phillip AutZ, ~ 22f Thronp avenue.
The note was Cashri in Auril last, and
make good FOR the note he made AN a AZ
davit that his alleged signature was
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Little Violetta paid her second visit
to "The Evening World office Satur-
day. She called during the Summer when
the Sick Babies Fund was running and
gave some money to soothe the sufferings
of the tcncment-house tots. This time
she was On another mission OF kindness
She had two packages. one of books and
one of toys, which she said she had
The evening world., 1893-12-11
If He Only Had 1t.


In answer to "World-Bs BENEDICT" l would like
to state that II earned 800 per year I would
live on Fifth avenue with n horse snd carriage
for pleasure and country residence for the Sum.
me-, and go to theatre twice week. would
like to place him With my wife for a few wees1
and he would learn to live on 81. 500 a year.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
BARRIERS Elect Officers.
INV AsEOcIated Pressl

CINCINNATI, DEE. 1.-THE Journcymen Bar
hers International Union adjourned yesterday to
meet at the ngNt Convention at st. Paul, Mimi
The ofhnors elected are; President J. c. MYERS
s.. Louis First Eice-rrc'dent, II. u. Chearis,
Lincoln Nrb.; ThIrd Vice President, George II
Hadl, Springfield, Mass, Secretary. f. W. KIa-
netZky, syracuse, y, y; Treasurer. Oscar b.
Payne, Evansville, Ind; delegates to America
Federation Of Labor AT Chicago next Tuesday
Frank ". Van ll0rn Des MOncs la.
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A Heart Full of Love.

To I've TNT'OF'
lnc'r,ol nni 3i coats towards The Evening
Worlds Chr,,mas-Trrc Fund II Is only liz
re. b., It may make little one happy.
There trr 10 mary poor little. rRplcss wrr'Chcl
Duci Ia ,ur town That tHo li,Nr Civcr wanted
- Saprr E,r li'tlr aNl Siii 'Sr lu'r Que, "
'ur CArstmHs Tree - Wrn - oar l'r'lr ones at
home, ~ his n.ia,, 81 SNNNE,
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Since he was an Anarchist of the vio-
lent sort, It was safe to assume that the
bomb-thrower OF Saturday. in Paris was
ran of n generally disreputable sort.
Hence there is no surprise over the an
nouncement that he Is thief. n wife-de.
serter and wholly useless product OF
creation.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

A bomb to be thrown every MONTH"
Is the word that comes from the Anar-
chists at work among the European cap
ita;s. A hanging or two every month
might cause a modification of this pro-
Eramme
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TEXAS BANKERS CONVICTED.
They NIisappropriated Funds and
Made False Statements.
by Associated Press. }

WACO. Tex. Dec. n.-C. l.. Mckay
and II. ID. Kent, President and cashier
respectively of the insolvent Bel County
National Bank of Temple. were con-
victed in the United States Court Sat
urday OF misappropriating the funds of
the bank and sending false statements
to the Comptroller of the Currency. The
amount of their embezzlement Is about
$4,000.
They signed fictitious names to notes
which they placed i'm the bank to de-
ceive the bank examiner and balance
their shortages. As an instance, the
iifteen-year-old messenger boy was the
maker of a note for $1,000.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Cotton Oil SOAP.

Soap made OF cotorseci "a. recalls NJ
eight cents a cake. II looks very mu..h
like the finest CASTLE soap, il iathers
quicker and is about as good y skin
tonic az there is in trade. Aside from
cleansing, enough heat is impaired to
warm. soften and soothe the skin
The evening world., 1893-12-11

THE WORLD will not under any circumstances,
hold itself responsible for the return or ssfekeep
ing OF any rejected manuscripts or p'cturea OF
whatsoever character or value No exceptions will
be made to thiu rule with regard to either letter.
or Enclosures Nor will the editor enter into cor
respondenee CO .cerninE unavailable manuscripts
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Our little Friend, Clara.

10 tho fulloT'
lnc!osed please md 81. SO, which hope will help
give poor child Merry Christmas Hoping
soon to sec many contribute 20 tho Christ
mas-Treo Fund, ! remain, your little friend.
CLARA DRlNER. go Lexington avenue
The evening world., 1893-12-11

A fine signal and police patrol wagon
system would have been graceful trib-
ute to Supt. Byrnes from the Police Com
missioners In recognition of the thirty
years of faithful service completed yes
terday.
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LETTERS.

'-1is ro'nmn is for the beaeR ~ ev.rybory 'sto
as complaint 10 MAKE. q 9rirpanc. 10 reniE1r,
information 10 9ft~. question 10 ast a publ;
crrice &c Acknowledge. and trLo can pu. N. idea
mo less than lOO uOriS Long letters cdn,po! be
;rintet.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Built n Fire with Turpentine.

While Samuel KIsler. Of GO Sheriff street. was
building a IRE at lOS Stanton street this morning
he put turpentlne on the wood to make II burn
faster An explosion resulted and he was badly
burned about thu face and hands lie was rene ed
10 Gouvsrneur Hospital
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Two Illinois Bankers Indicted.

PAXTON ILL.,. Dec. ll.-R. and J. n. Black
stock. two Of the officers OF the late Ford County
Hank. have been indicted by the Grand Jury for
receiving money on deposit during the last month
the bank was open, It's condition being known TO
them. Their bonds were fixed at 81. 900.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Knows How to Make Love.

To the Editor:
Replying to IAN Hciress's' letter. of South
Plainneld N. j., should advise her TO try me
Yankees know how to play football, but nothing
about making love, That's tho trouble.
A SOUTH AMERICAN.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Smuggled Chinese Captured.

KEY WEST. fla. Dee ll.-Coiector Jen
browne and his posse went to Bocachica yesterday
and captured eighteen OF the twenty -four ChineBe
landed ~ the latter place by a Spanish smack.
Tho others. six In number, seem To have got int o
town somehow. Tho prisoners will be held until
orders are received from Washington. They were
three days In Boeaehi.a without food.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Isnby's Toilet Articles,

Soap AMI powder boxes for the baby
Of the period are made Of china, with
Kate Greenaway decorations; or ivory
with the monogram done in silver, or
Of enam i, with colorc1 engraving. or Of
sterling silver.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Philadelphia has been invaded by the
trolley. The Quakers will find an ex-
ccllcnt nnti-soporifc In the activity
necessary to dodge the multiple dangers
OF the overhead system.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

in such way that they .orIn the fastcn-
ing of the tea-gown on the left side. The
sleeves are edged with white blonde lace
and trimmed with points of silver pessse-
menterie. The skirt has n shaped
fiounce of the silk, with a full frill of
lace top and bottom.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
DIR. J. s. Conover Dead.

RED BANK, y. j.. Dec. li-Dr James 8. Con-
over died this morning at his home on Front
street, aged about nifty ycaTs. He was considered
one OF the most skiitu physicians In New Jersey.
lie leaves widow.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Christmas two weeks from 10 day. And
a 10, CT empty branches yet on those
Evening World" trees for the children
Of the very poor.
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Well Done, Euttic.

To inc Il',Dr'
Enclosed Gnd - cer's ;or the Christmas Tree
Fund. wishing Il vas SO many dollars
LuTTIE GRELLElI eleven wears old
Ccdarhurht, l.. I
On with the Good Monk
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Congress will have no difficulty IN
keeping busy this week II II devotes Its
time to real business.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Old Fucd Ends in Murder.

FORT WORTH Tex, Dee, ll.--Capt. W. j.
Mcdonald commanding Company d. State Rangers
was shot and MORALLY wounded at his home In
Quanah by four men. headed by sheriff John g.
Matthews ~ Chillress The shooting was the re-
suit Of an old feud.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
A Graceful Tea Gown.

A very lovely tea-gown is shown In
this sketch. 1t Is made in a lovely shade
of maize colored surah, with q very
handsome white silk zouave embroidered
in silver. Chains of iridcsccnt beads are
arranged to fall from the right shoulder
The evening world., 1893-12-11
Happiness for Several.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please ind 81 to make poor child
happy. A LITTLE BOY. three years old,
loj Yves; Fifty -hrst street.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

BILE and attentive board OF inspectors.
or directors, or whatever they might be
called
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Tariff procrastlnation now will he the
thief OF commercial and Industrial on
portunity.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

oflcialy speaking, Mr.. John !. Daven-
port In a man on his last legs.
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that the big properties have been Der.
ceptibly bettcred since she has had
charge Of them, while her management
OF university matters is said to be such
as will leave the trustees little oppor-
tunlty to improve upon her woyS when
the property finally reaches the
The evening world., 1893-12-11

The Brockway inquiry closes this week.
Ana the evidence 1t has brought out
CLOSES tightly around Brockway.
The evening world., 1893-12-11
THE EVENING WORLDS

Net paid bona fde actual daily
Average Circulation
Is greater than the combined cir
eulation Of the
Evening Sun,
rlaii and Express.
Evening Post,
Commercial Advertiser
Evening Telegram.
The evening world., 1893-12-11

Since the Brockwcy case came up the
theory has been advanced that . prison
Keeper or superintendent may and some
times does become 80 hardened by con-
start association with conYicts end fire.
quens calls 10" the use of disciplinary
IioGfuGcs that he loses much 81 ;hc fine
sen@e OF humanity which he rGuy have
possessed NJ the start. Not by any such
theoriz!nC rs this can the ofccnses Of
which Brocliway standg over yhclmlngly
convicted be rendered less glGring. In
the case OF this brutal Superintendent OF
~ Einlirl Refornatory there IL an ele-
ment OF hypocrisy which precludes any
idea that the stern dIDciplinarian did not
fully realize all that he was doing. The
theory does. however. strengthen one
point brought out through the Elmira
inquiry In regard to prison manage
meRt. That is. that no man should be
put In entire and autocratic control OF a
prison and Its inmates. without the
supervision Of an independent. reoponsl-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
IS STRALuCKE A DEfAULTER :?
Treasurer OF Two Societies Said to
Be $4,000 Short in Accounts.
lie Is Missing and His Relatives
Suspect Foul Play.

The family Of Carl S;raluckc the
ger Elui, AMI the German American
Sehu'tzon Eunl. are still in the dark as
to his whereabouts. Ne disappeared on
saturday last, and his accounts are al
alleged to be about $500 short.
The dsy before his disappearance he
vas secu IN the saloon Of Louis =.
I;rt st, u, - East Fourth Rtroot. He
s;cut several hours there playing ~.
n9rhl'. ana app,hfci To be ~ JoNi4l
~, oil.
,rhr police and his friends have made
y tour Of the hospitals, but no trace Of
i'm can l." found. MIR. SiraluCkes
daughter gHil this morning hat she Rad
gone over his hills and found that they
Was Frustrated over her fathers absence
and they suSr", ted foul play.
Th" trustees uf the two societies will
meet tonight and examine tho books
which WEI" in = raiUCl;e'E possession
The missing man had been treasurer Of
tho Schuct2au Hunl for ton years. II is
benevolent organization composed nf
about 30 Ur mtors. Al H." last meet.
mG Of tn" society his accounts we're con
sidsroi correct
This was on Friday night on tho fol
lowing morning he left his home, and
when 10 did not return on MondaN his
wife informed the officers OF the socie-
ties
The books. of tho Schuotaon Bund
'ucho had given = bond of $1,000, 50 they
VIII only hog" q 'rihe over 500. rho
tocted ny his bond uf $500
II - not probable that either society
WIN take any action In the matter, but
II H. said that If he is found the men
who went on his bond Will prosecute
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HEIR TO $4,000 IS MISSING.
Hatfield Thinks His Stepson Has
Eeen Kidnapped.
His Sisters Ind lgnnnt at the Charge
Made Again.t Him.

r,.,,i.,, a.. H.. -, H. ,4,,t- ,........ l..
! INJURY ''-udS H"S "'i'' "'''H l'"d'""
,ho at.....,... -, ,,,... - a.,
Wv H'7" ""r' W MISUNDERSTANDING
/ Fred Hatfield, heir under q viii TO SlOVnD
Mra Dora Nyu.,u az n.t \i,,h
-, -,
H'''''' brookigh' ana Ni'' l'u'iHA Il.
Cole, of All Lexington avenue. this Ci'v.
are sisters of tho bows .,toprathor H.,
hn,,, ,.,, ,,,,
.h".' 'hat 'heE nav" h'iHhIp'd Fl'd
Both women arc Indignant tnat amy such
,h,rr, ub,sIJ hc nr.,,..h, .,.,,,., ,,,,,,
,r,o ,n,... a,.,,,,,., ,,', ~,
nv hpS s''p'h'h 'f, 'hhtl'' W. W.
Hatfield, IA An employee uu tho ~"
road, and lives at ono hundred ami
'rbir,y-nrtb .,roo, .,,i t.,.,,,t, .,..-,,,,.
Iir en,is ,Sr,,.r ,u .,,n,.
Henry Encx 81 b, li,,,i, 'i' Wy
twenty arm s,rn,, ,,,d t,,'tri , M'i
To- him ,bn h,,,,, ,"u,I ~, NC
t,ast ,,an an, ,'W,r n,'' r,hI ,''a'" ~ -
anmath,np liz 20 ono h"''''' N"'"''' III
EolinwIn,. is ~ .,it,, ~. ,, ali,
undcr wbi,b It,,sI i,h,'u, W ''' WIN
Il, IIonry s,or. GIN IL L.. .,,.., -
colo sons IN Inw. Inc Geroa.,l Wr, ii,IG,II
de,iscq the house and r,.I ,s,,,r y" i.."i
canton nre"t. roFtou 10 them ard ir,Ir ~,
'cssors N uust 10 manage ana leavr foh ron.
lses &nd after payment " certain specific lcra.
,m lie sh'un,'ns IN " zoo" ~ pay over sent annu
II,y .nr n'r income % my son thaf'eG for aud
On ms ~ m' , nSo.ta' lfe $500
said bous. and r..I " sst n.y. ,on s1G ahn devise
the time ~ dscc1sc tbctr bsIy1 ,ns s,. a., +"
charge Of trust but IN case he should i,n q han,
leaving children living then ! give ani Icyiso
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
BARON Wins AN HE|REss.
He Is Penniless and Horsey, but
Will Wed Miss Sherman.
She IL the Dnug liter of tho Kentucky
Racing Man.

Baron b. T.. Grunebaum has captured
an American heiress He is to wed Miss
Lily Sherman. of Galatin. Tenn. the
daughter of the famous horse-breeder
of Lexington. Ky. She is about nine
teen years old. very handsome. and is
said to have an income in her own
right of $4,000 year.
The Baron met her at Hot springs,
Ark. Their ACQUAINTANCE began IN a
s;a ,6 nr way his sn suit, fne baf0" was not
The marriage IS 10 take place Mt II
Patrick's Cathedral, on Firth avenue on
the afternoon 4 Friday. oct. 20.
special dispensation is to be obtained,
as Miss Sherman Is a Protestant and the
Baron a Catholic.
Paron Grunebsum's life has been an
eventful one. He has attracted con
siderable notice in this city since he
first came here three years ago. ON
his first visit he was received with open
arms by the Four Hundred; liz NJ,
with the nobility of Europe obtained
for him an, entrance into New York
mosts exclusive society,
too fond of horses and horse racing.
and soon was reduced to the pleban
necessity of toiling for his bread. He
was ut one time an inspector at Ellis
He once sued the proprietor Of the
Hotel Victoria for $4,000 for an alleged
insult.
Before coming to this country Grune-
baum led a gay life. and his father dis
owned him. His father was a wealthy
Austrian nobleman. Young Grunebaum,
now about thirty years old. was in the
suite of the Austrian Empress when she
went to Ireland on stecplechasing
tour.
He has the reputation of being a
duellist. He is said to have engaged IN
four 'dtfels in, Austria and two in Paris.
one OF the latter with the son Of De,
roulede, the lighting Deputy of the
French Chambers. The Baron carries
Deroulede's pistol bullet in his body.
Grunebaum went to England and ran
in sixty steepleehases, forty Of which he
won He was a guest of Lord Spencer,
Master OF the Pytchley Hounds After.
wards he went TO Ireland as the guest
OF various Irish lords of sporting blood.
He returned TO England and followed
the races. At the end Of the season he
owed 100000 10 the bcokmakers. having
lost $1,000 8. the Liverpool Grand Ma
tional Steeplechase. His father was
almost ruined in paying the debt, and
refused to furthert recognize his son.
Then Grunebauhl came to America.
After the marriage the Baron Is to
take his bride to Europe, and VIII visit
his father at Grisern.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11

MrNrAI exhaustion and braiu fatigue
Promptly cured by BPuMu-SilrTrG. ~
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
capitalpehd Patience.

These make a Queer combination APP
parently, but they have been OF the ut,
most importanee in the furniture Re- and M
stance. practically all OF the customers
of the Cowperthwalt concern. on Park
Row, near Chatham Square, have lately
asked extensions of time. and the firm
needed a great deal Of both capital and
patience to grant IT.
some smaller dealers have been forced
to the wall. and others have been forced
by their own necessities to push their
customers to extremities. but the old
Cowperthwait house have let everybody
nay them when convenient. and 50 made
hosts of friends.
When Won buy household goods on
credit YOU take the chances Of the fu-
tire, and II Is safest to have a strong
old Arm to lean on. II YOU have agreed
TO pay s. week and cannet pay over
So YOU would be in n bad fix II your
sellers either could not or would not be
accommodating. 81"
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Spe||nan's Hats.

FALL AND WINTER STYLES IN ALL
THE FASHIONABLE SHADES. REST VAL.
UES in THE CITY. 100 AND Ill PARK
ROW. CORNE CHAMBERS ST.
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FIVE NEW STEAMSHIPS.
Hamburg American Limo VIII Have
More FreiRhters.

The HAMBURG. American Packet Company has
Just made contracts for the construction OF hre
large steel twin.screw steamers for transatlantic
freight and steerage trafnc. Three o. the new
steamers will be built by Harlnnd Woln of
Belfast one by tho Vulcan Shirhuilding com.
pany. Of Stettin. and one by Bluhm Noss. Of
Hamburg. The steamers will he i65 feet length.
b,-5s feet beam. and IS feet depth and Of $500
tonnage each.
These new steamships viii have all the latest
improvements in steamship engineering such as
double bottom with water chambers two sets Of
engines. boilers shafts AMI screws
The Hamburg American Packet Company now
owns u nect Of 81 express and other mail steam
crs when these ave new steamers com
reted the Companys total tonnage will be over
ons 600 tons
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-10-11
A MERCHANTS PETITION.
New Workers Ask theSenate to Act
on Repoal

A petition for action on repeal. bearing '.'s'
signatures ct merchants Of rev York Cit%. vas
taken to Washington last night to be presented to
the Senate through Senator Hill. Tb, COMMITTEES
having the petition In charge consists of William
T. Tent Of Tent Weller & Co: Peter Wcrrell. Ct
preA Putterfeld & Co: W. T. Evsnk Of Mis-
r,ii1 and Isadore Straus, Of l., s, SGaus & Sons.
Thi, petition does not contain the names OF any
bankers or banks bur represents every branch OF
trads and industry In the city oil New YORK