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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET co.

AZ FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for Newly ors and Antwe.n weekly.
NO0HDLAND. ............... "Wednesday Mlrch l. p M
WAFSLAN Wednesday. March ;, 10 o. M
Fir>t cabin. $50 upward: second cabin TO antwerp.
e38 from Antwerp, siS Reduction on round Trip AP
ply for Facts Stcrigo at very 10y ri.2s;co
INTERNATIONAL NANT 3AGION CO.,
Bowln. trfen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A MEXICAN PASSENGER LINES,
FOR MONTENEGRO DUENOs AIRES AND ROSARIO.

"A For Thomas Martinique Barbados ara Brazl
THE u. =. AND BRAZIL MAIL ). ). CO.,
from Robert Pier, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26

The following table gives the current q'lotations
on city bank stocks, toge'her WIN '"ci' 'i"o "''
: bo latest sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-26
A TOURS TO THE TROPICS.

WEEKLY SERVICE FROM NEWYoHK
n the Island Of jamaica renowned Tor It's saiuDnons
rlinate and natural baty: station Of the B,tsh
Navy headquarters OF the British Army Ia the Wese
Indies. Good hotels ami splendid roads. -.
Regular sangs also Tor Hs Costa Rcs aud ths
uany Old World towns 81 the Spanish NAN.
ILLUSTRATED pamphlet mailed free. $50
PIN, FORWOOD CO., Agents, ~ safest. New fofRs
or THOS COOK SONS. Tourlsts Agencies.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
Railroad.

The quickest and best line to the
Worlds Fair. Only twenty-seven
hours from Richmond and twenty
three from Charlottesville to Chicago.
Double daily vestibuled trains with
Pullman sleeping and dining cars.
The Chesapeake and Ohio is also the
cheapest line. Ask for tickets via
this route. If you desire TO stop at
the Greenbrier, White Sulphur
Springs or any Of the famous places
along the line of the G. &. o. your
Worlds Fair tickets will permit you
to do SO. Special arrangements for
the care of organized parties. For
full information and printed matter
relating to the Worlds Fair, address
Jno. D. Potts, D. P. A., @. & O. R'y
Richmond. Va.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
Gathering at Nor ehead for the reach.
erS' Assembly,

Gethering at MoIehead for the Teach.
ers' Assembly.
communicated.
MoREHEAD, N. c., June 10, '93.
After stormy day, with hard
rain Saturday, yesterday was clear
and good Sunday. The band came
Saturday night, and at p. m. yes
terday played some sacred music,
opening with waltz, danced by a
couple of little tots, whose parents,
along with the other spectators,
much appreciated the elegant music.
Tonight the ball will open with
addresses by some disting uished
visitors, while such social lights as
Mesdames T. J. Jarvis, of North
Carolina, and Chaplin, of Rhode
Island, will act as chaperones to the
younger single ladies who compose
the cream of the States choice fe-
male forms.
The arrivals last night embraced
the following:
George N. Ives, Ben Helen, W.
E. Patterson, L. J. Moore and son,
JAS. A. Bryan, 9. K. Hancock, G. G.
Bell, W. G. Boyd, S. L. Dill, New
Berne; Fl. L. Finlayson and family,
VIM. Cleve, Gov. T. j.. Jarvis, wife
and maid, North Carolina; John A.
Donovan and family, Atlanta, Ga !;
j. q. Lewis, W. L McClees, Balti-
more; L. F. Holiowell. Colds
boro; Chas. B. Holiday, Raleigh;
Capt. T. W. Jones and family, U. S. A;
r H. Berry, New Berne; J. W.
Walker, Durham; II. Hersch, Dan
vile, Va; r. I. Rogers and family,
Durham; c. E Borden, Wilmingt
A. Cohn, New Berne; Gen. W. R.
Chaplin and wife, Rhode Island; A.
Harris, W. ". Willis, Raleigh; F. B.
Morse and family, Wilmington;
Judge Jas. Z. Shepherd and wife,
s. Browne Shepherd, Washington,
N. c.; Capt. G. A, Abbey, U. S.
Revenue Marine; Paul Bausch,
Washington, D. c.; O. G. Smith !;
Clayton ". H. Rogerson, Newport,
r. l 7. 81. Martin and family, Dur
ham; Harry D. Smith, JAS. Drye,
| New York; Geo. n. Ives, New Berne.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20

Allow me to add my tribute to the
efhcacy of Ely's Cream Balm. Twas
suffering from severe attack of influ.
enza and catarrh and was induced to
try your remedy. The result was mar
velous. l could hardly articulate, and
IN less than twenty-four hours the ca
tarrhal symptoms and my hoarseness
disappeared and l was able to sing a
heavy role in Grand Opera with voice
unlmpaired. strongly recommend it
to all singers.-Wm. 81. Hamilton.
leading basso of the CD. Hess Grand
Opera Co.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
n :: & = horfoIk:VesternRA
Schedule in Effect June 4, 1893.
DURHAM DIVISION.

Schedule in Effect June 4, 1893.
DURHAM DIVISION.
Leave Durham. N. c., Clio m and
3:l0 p m daily, and ARRIVE at Lynchburg
10 40 m daily.
All trains, Durham Division, arrive at
and depart from Union Station, Lynch
burg, Va.
Trains arrive Durham from Lynchburp
ll:o0 m and S:lO m daily.
WINSTON-SALEMD DIVISION.
Leave Winston at 700 and $40 D m,
daily, arrive at Roanoke 1:l5a m 7:lO D m,
daily
MAIN LINE-WEST BOUND.
Leave Lynchburg, daily. $50 D N. for
Roanoke, Radford, Pulaski, Bristol, and
all points South via E. T. V. & G. r. X.
PerlOr Car to Roanoke Pullman Sleeper
from Roanoke to Memphis via Knoxville
and Chattanooga
$50 m for Roanoke, Radford, Pulaski.
Bristol; also for .Bluefeld, Pocahontas,
Elkhorn and stations Clinch Valley Divi.
sion; also for Louisville and stations l..
& N. X. r. via Norton. Pullman Sleeper
Dynchburg to Bristol, connects at Roa-
| noke 7.59 m with Washington and Chat
tanOOQa.
! Lmited-Pullman Sleepers Roanoke to
Memphis and New Orleans. Dining cal
attached
2:2o m, daily for Roanoke, Radford
Bluef1eld, Pacahontas, Henora, Columbus
Chicago, aud all points West. Pullman
sleepers Norfolk to ChicaSo.
M. +. BR ACC, Gen. P. Agent.
| ". 3, BEVILL, &. = y Z A2t
| Roanoke, Va
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
Sealed Proposals.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals will be received at the office
Of the Superintendent of the North Car
olina Insane Asylum. st Raleigh, y. c.,
until the 10th day of July, 1893, for the
erection of building containing dormi-
tories. congregated dining room, &c.
The plans can be seen at the Office Of
the Superintendent at tie Asylum after
the 24th day Of June, 1893. The right
reserved to reject any and all bids.
JOHN r. BURWELL
Chm. Tx. Committee
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20

II find that brother Linkum has
very liberal religious views said
the new pastor to one OF his dea-
cons. 'Yes," replied the deacon;
"brother Linkum is more liberal in
his views than in his contributions. "
-Harper's Bazaar.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
Ehe State Ghromft1e
TUESDAY, JUNE, 90 100.
The Clover.

AAO NAOVcrs
Some sing Of the lily and dsisv and ross
ana the pansies and pinks that the
summer time throws
IN the green, grassy lap of the medder
that lays
oiinkln' up at the skies through tho
sunshiny days,
But what is the lily, and all of tho a.
0A 'ne mowers, to man with heart in
his breast, ~
mat has dipped brimmin' full Of tho
honey and dew
VI the sweet clover blossom, his bov.
hood knew?
l never set bevey on clover field nov
Or fool round stable. or climb ;n 49,,
NOW,
But my childhood comes back lust as
clear and as plain
AS the smell of the clover Im .;e.,
again;
ana wander away in bare-footed
dream, oN
where tangle my toes in the blossoms
that CLEAN
with tie dew of the dawn Of the morn
ing of love,
Ere 1t wept Ger the graves I'm weeping
above.
And SO l love clover. 1t seems like a
part
VI the tacredest sorrows and lows of
my heart;
And whenever it blossoms, oh. there let
me bow
And thank the good Lord as I'm thankin'
Him now,
And pray to Him still for the strength
when l die
10 60 out in the clover and tell it good
bye,
And lovingly nestle my face IN its bloom,
While my soul slips away on breath
of perfume.
james Whitcomb Riley.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20

Japanese Liver Pellets are small,
bnt great in their effects; no gripping;
20 doses 25 cts. Sold at John I,
Mac Rae's.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20

Magnetic Nervine quiets the
nerves. drives away bad dreams,
and gives quiet rest and peaceful
sleen. Sold at John Y. MacRaes.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-20
Desperate Deeds of a Cuban.
, Southern Associated Press.

By Southern Associated Press.
ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla, June 19.-An
extraordinary suicide and attempted
murder, occurred here last night
Aurello Delgardc, q Cuban, entered
the residence Of Mr.. George Pa
cetti, and concealed himself in the
room of the latter's daughter, Marie
Louise. The young woman had re-
fused 80 marry him because her pa
rents objected.
De]gardo waited until midnight,
and then creeping out from his hid
ing place. he approached the bed.
He fired at the girl, who turned out
to be Anna, a sister of his sweet
heart. The bullet flew wide of his
mark, and then Delgardo blew out
his own brains.
Almost Drowned In Tub of Water.
Charlotte News.
This morning the seventeen
months old child of Mr.. Will Wearn,
who lives on Ninth street, fell into
tub of water, and was almost
drowned, having been rescued just
before life was extinct TIE tub
was on the back porch, end at mo-
ment while no one was observing,
the little child toddlad to the tub
and fell in. Mrs. Wearn discovered
it's situation very soon. 1t was then
living motionless in the water. She
grasped itup, and began working
with it. messenger in the mean
time having been sent for doctor.
DIR. Wilder answered the call, but
when he arrived the little child had
been restored TO consciousness. 1t
was a most miraculous escape.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
BATEs's FATHER NOW suEO.
Annette McGrath Bates Wants
:. 100000 of His Many Dollars
She Accuses Him OF RobbinE Her
Of Charles Affections.

The young woman who claims Charles
r. Bates as her husband. not only
wants a divorce from him. but also
will sue for 100000 cash from his
wealthy papa, SO her lawyers said this
morning.
The bringing OF the suit has been in
, trusted to Harwitz & Hershheld, who
will serve the papers on Mr.. Caleb
Francis Bates this afternoon. or ms
soon as possible.
The suit is to be brought in Superior
Court. II Is stated that between
PENDANT. well knowing that said Charles
F. Bates was tie husband OF the plain
tiff. and wrungf lily contriving and In
tending to injure the plaintiff and to
deprive her Of her husbands comfort.
protection. society. aid and support. WI.
fully, wrongfully and ,maliciously. by
threats, persuasions and offers OF money,
sought to induce and procure the said
Charles F. Bates to abandon the plain
tiff and 1--we apart from her.
I Continuing, IT - alleged that since
Aug. 20, Mr.. Bates, sr.,. has Furnished
his son with money to leave the state
and Jurisdiction Of the court. and has
also supported him. In view Of all
these alleged facts. Mrs. Bates wants
Mr.. Bates. sr.. will have twenty days
Attorney Hershneld has also prepared
papers to serve on Charles +. Bates In
divorce proceedings. but his firm has
been informed that the young man can
not he found.
In these papers the revelation Is made
that ION or about the 18th day Of July.
1890, at the city of New York. this plain
tiff and the defendant were duly mar
Red" II had been previously under
stood that the couple were married at
Newport. but no details of the New York
ceremony will be given.
DE-. The papers state that the plaintiff was
abandoned Aug. 20 1t Is added that In
the opinion of the plaintiff the defendant
owns real and personal estate to the
amount of large value. The papers
IA. state that "a separation. provision for tho
support Of the plaintiff and counsel fees
are asked for.
The attorneys for the plaintiff said the
papers would, be served on young
Bates az soon as he could be found, or In
case he cannot be found they will be
served by publication. A motion for
counsel fecs viii also be made
Mrs. Bates. or Miss McGrath, was to
have appeared In city Court today in
proceedings on judgment In default
OF 1916 obtained against her In 1891 by
John Odell. He claims that amount for
keeping her horse r"d '' The case
was adjourned until Tuesday. &.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES"
The Washing dig Came Out and
Policy Dealers Were Hit Hard.

The policy shops were crowded with
happy colored folks last night. There
was Joy in darkest Twenty seventh
street and In Zimmerman Thompson
street.
The washing gig was out-4-liH was
In the last OF the Frankfort drawing.
and nearly every sable or yellow skinned
policy player In town had "A slip with the
potent numbers written upon IT, This
gig is played every day by tie people
who make n practice OF putting few
cents on lottery regularly.
1t doesn't come often. but when II does
the gentleman who backs policy In this
money. He had to do this last night
and as In some OF the policy shops tho
money ran short. he Is still paying out
his boarded cash to-day.
Icy fend who had the least hit OF sport
ing blood In his veins.or the least pride
In his foresight. had from to ~ cents
on IT, Last nights list was as follows.
lower the Louisville drawing
Is 20 IS IS @ Il i Is i g IS 81
ing. and a -" cross-capital." the two Is,
each OF which came second from Its
wheel. "cross-capital' Mt night pays
40D for |.
The other day n colored man who saw
II on street car and then saw iltl on
wagon, played n for n cross-ca pltal,
putting 80 cents on II, and won 5000
He paid up four months back rent and
had something left to continue pegging
away at policy with.
There were some big Individual win
nings in the washing gig last night
Many colored barber Is swelling around
with several hundred dollars in his
clothes to-day which ne owes to "i-ll-
A." The washing Gig has not won for
Its followers In ten months before. The
policy dealers have had two hard hits
three months ago. and the dead mans
gig" which was out three or four weeks
ago,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
WElNBERGER's EMPTY SAFES.
Lawyer. JAworowsr Again Disap
pointed in His Search.

Another safe left by Banker W-inber-
ger has been opened. Like the others 1t
proved IA disappointment
Layer Alfred Is. Jaworowpr. in COM
pany with Lawyer Louis Low.nst-in,
Bernard l.. laworower and Deputy
Sheriff CLIFFORD, went to Weinberg-r's
Essex street place yesterday. A larg.
crowd gathered outside, and II was neces-
sary to screen the windows to enable the
party to work.
Lawyer Jaworower had obtained the
combination OF the safe. He eNperir Ia
nhi considerable money. In all only s.
III foreign com aud some notes We're In
the safe.
There was about SaU0 worth OF sta
tlon"iN IN the place. II viii br sold la
III" rag man. A lot 81 baggage. sup
posed to belong to poor people, Was also
found IT not claimed by Monday Law
Yer Ja"OroH-G win sell the stun Tues
day.
Lawyer Jaworower IL puzzled hy IL.
following odhl-gram, witch he picked
up:
''Tracht+n mir sOfurt bafo.ri-rung
bert)t-n kaun hi-r nICht tarngrr hl- Ibeu
bin brpdIOs fahre SOHtag rslset bt.lnNS'
The lawyer believes II II "A cipher mes
sag lie makes the following trau-la.
ton. "Endeavor TO SEMI III" transport a,
once. Can remain here no longer Am
p-nniltss. Leaving sunday K.is-l Blei,
webs -
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
Local News in Brief.

Bureau q Contagious Disease. his morning
Madison street, and John Smith and his chit.
dren. Johnny and Willie. NJ ~ West ,Finy
second street. Al were sent To North Brother
Island.
Issso welmorc. colorrh. Of 20 Batavia street
was hn'sl $40 In the iinrl.m ,"ll"" 'p""t to-day
for running through nnr Hundred nnd fIfiy NTH
street last light with nothing hut bis under
clothing on.
Michael sleyln, aged nifty four Of 100 Second
avenue, was held In $500 hail Tor trial In the
Harlem Police Court this inuinng un n charge
Of IssauI,ing Martin Mrlnnald, = foreman IL
the Street Cleaning perartmrnt, with u heavy
p brOoin
ton night In Rescue Hall at ~. Bartholomew :
parish hons. East Fort, -~r,lli street near
snd ihrre win +" addresses Nv Mrs' r I r'"',
President Of the Kings Daughters and S,ns, and
by Miss Sarah Wray, tn" singing evan grli-t.
A horse belonging to t,e rlercy Express Com.
pany. OF ~ Bl".ckrr stI-"t, fell dead near the
Memrlal Arch AT ffth ay"nu" and Washing.
TIN square.
Eugene Fitzgerald; o. soa East, Eishw-.leh,h
Cart 90 charg. Of dIswd-rly conduct. lie
knocked John korfman, a shoemaker, down h--
cause be woald B"t lend him uI,sI-y,
Thomas Baker was held Ia $500 bail IN the
Jrnrrshn Market lnli"r Court ths ni"rning Tor
breaking into the hsar'iIns huiS' ~ MARY Hardy
and stealing Hs''n aud chain valued ~ $50.
A nrs occurred to-day A. 1870 Wr.t Thirty.
fourth street. occupied bE Ia" RIrEGiu Manu-.
featuring cDmpauy, and did 500 d,nss".
,lsra Sssn.na, iAa 1,ored woman who was
SHOT Sunday u.Eh' by her husband Charles.
WAS REPORTED a. lablr ~ die Hh-a The 'ar-
Was called fOr examination In ia- Jefferson
Market iUyr' tV-lsn.
JACOB II. Smm.. III" onlVr-d lawyer. Of -
Una nberA siTr"i, VIII wEs arrested - Police.
man sDt a. SI'H A'"nu. snl fiir'i-th
sir-~t. "Wednesday uiThf. called 81 PVi'".
BSsdI1aItsfs TODAY 10 optuiaHln against the
D,e@F fpT fEi-+ srr.-t. tot inspector HrANuy
hres'ixs'.d the cAA" and Refused - rutrftain
any c>iLplsln'.
L,ais Fsd@r, fyr'V-t'" yesrs old. ~ %,
West Twenty -GsTFnll strs-.i. run over
~ team and 'rurf AZ Twenty s4v.n'b street
and R.ghlh Avenue. 81 80 tie morning His
breast bgsie was fractured. H. was aka ~
The New IOrl Hospital
August sSlrrnAn, sEIrt manufec'ursf o,
iz3 EzS' b4fEn'y ninth street will bring sui
IN III. CITY CDart for s2,UbJ damage. sEaluS,
TIE Manhattan L. rad. He alleges tha' AYR
- ii. ticket CHOPPER at the SRVsn'y MIN
street ststin Refused 20 scc"pt mutIlatei
tnkel Which BE- had Just bought.
LenA BaUsnmit, OF 40 West Thirty seventh
street, was severely burnff about ID. bnrJ
last evening while sItsrminAthg VerInin " II
be1zihs- hhe was taken % Bellevue HDspI,A!
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
ANOTHER REFoRNAroRY VICTIM.
Henry Mailer Declares thot Brutal
Treatment Killed His son.

With the news OF the suspension Of
Supt. Brockway comes the announce
ment OF the death OF William Mailer.
twenty years old. OF 80 Sumner avenue,
williamsburg former inmate OF the
Elmira Reformatory.
Maier died Wednesday OF tuberculosis.
within an hour after watching the
funeral cortege OF friend. His father,
Henry Mailer, declares that his son was
XII He'd by the brutal treatment he re-
ceived at Elmira.
When he went to the reformatory.
two years ago. for stealing a suit OF
clothes. young Mailer weighed 1876 pounds
Five weeks ago his parents were re-
uucstcd to take him nome Hs he Was
In failing health. At death he weighed
95 pounds.
Within the past week, the father says,
his son told him that Brockway had
knocked him senseless because he spoke
too loud to the man at the next ma
chine In the tailor shop.
to the paddling-room strung UP by the
thumbs and given twenty-one blows
with piece OF rubber hose three feet
long.
A few days later when he spat blood
while ut work. the physician reported
that he was shnmming. lie was again
taken to the padding room and pun
lshel,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
77,754 People
WAGON THIEVES ARRESTED.
Three Members OF Bad Gang Sen.
to the Island.

Patrick Carney, nineteen years old,
OF $40 West Sixteenth street, John Dono-
hue, aged eighteen, of 81 Tenth avenue,
and Hugh kiCrnan, twenty years old,
Of Az West sixteenth street, were ar
raigncd in the Jefferson Market Police
Court this morning
They are leaders OF the Tenth avenue
chain gang of wagon thieves. which
hangs cut about GanCsNoort Market
holding up market wagons and robbng
them ut Will
The World" yesterday published an
account OF the deeds OF this gang, and
capt schultz. Of the West Twentieth
street police station. gave orders that
every member Of the gang, which num-
beers about hftecu, should he arrested
Justice Koch committed tho three men
to the island for three months.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
Business OPPORTUNITIES.

AN OLD ard prosperous manufacturer Tor city
r..ssdj viii s-.nm ms All I.bilitie.; plenty Of wors
running EXTRA time. &l5, 900 required might re-.
| Burlington, VI.
A PARTY VINO ", II u,e.t sI, 800 cash csn clear
pIIS o. s p TpsO -ssI WIFE risk
| BAKERS about to .nsags IN baking business see
sdase ssSst.,. p g.s u e,tSt' s sss
lord ave-, Brooklyn.
| BAKERY FOR SALE. doing a gud business;
satisfactory rrnsprs for selling Apply $50
! Gates ave,
/ DRINK HIRES ROOrBEnR tho great home.
! made Temperance drin.
DIR. Williams PINS rii.l.S for Pslo People
| are tho greatest health builders known.
| GOOD OPPORTUNITY for young man with little
II. =. MILES, hon $40 Brooklyn worii.
| HOTELS FOR SALE. rent and cnapgo all prices
J. W. DOOLifrLE. Hotel Broker. $50 Broadway.
Oh ESrARiLSiiEp leather .nndIng store; sell
:, Ing On account nf owner being widow. 30
Even st.. brooklyn.
PARTNER with 5000 to saOO wanted in starting
,.nnm,..ion nu.,n..., importstion and srpor's.
''"'' ''p'' wy" G1MMiss s1i bo, 4os World.
PARTNER WANTED with 50. OoU In the retail
''"s TbSp ssc s.S;:ra .,. BROOKLYN
Partner with 5000 wanted in established
,.,tsursat downtown, daily r.osip.s also to
fGW %Iis5N 9 poo% i.9 Wora % hndinr
PARTY having = few hundred dollar. wo I'd fks
to invest in some safe and pi of able bu. moss.
with services must bear the strictet inv.stiga.
ton. no AGENT Address ~. r., 2OyT Sd ave.
PATTY With ~, 900 wants partner with some
money tn start IN grocery store: none but espcr,.
Harlem " GRID.
PERSON with $4,000 can mako $40 and very
profitable Investment. For particular, address
Manufacturer. 1917 Broadway.
PRINTING OF avery desert pit ion done at a few
hours nctice; best work. lowest Prices: 10. 900
circulars. ~: 5000 cards. - other work equally
low. Edgar Printing aud Stationery Company. 80
West seth St.
PRODUCE MAY wanting par'p.r with capital
address w. ~. D.. box 5lS World. Brooklyn.
TEN DOLLARS will raw for n hve-lne advertise.
inent, four weeks. in 100 hrst-ciAss Illinois
papers, having 100, 900 circulation por week guar.
an eed this Is onethird less than regular rates
Address Chicago Newspaper Union, 10 Spruce ST..
New York. for catalogue.
WANTED to lease suitable premises for road
house; Wcstcbester, Connecticut Long Island,
Jersey hJSiER 81 Park Row
WILL. LET n good paving rea-estate Office. Ad.
dress H.. boz 400 World.
WILL INVEST couple hundred dollars, with so.-
vices. III anything that will give lvn g.
EDWARD, boz 3ut World, uptown.
R3uO AND SERVICES to invest in business:
full particulars and references. NEWMAN.
"33 Broa iway. toom6
10. 900 NAMES and addresses Of Iror uois County
m. taxpayers IS. Address drawer %, Wat
seka, III.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
FELL SEVENTY-FIVE FEET.
Janitor Stewards wife's Fatal Tum
bic Down an Elevator Shaft.

Shortly before midnight MIr'. Mar, S'"w"r'
tweDty-eight years old. fell down the elevator
shaft In the Rembrandt fiat. 1872 West Fifty.
seventh street, and received injuries which
caused her death. Che was the wife OF James
Stewart, the engineer OF the fiat.
In the summer time the Stewards live In the
top Of the house and In the Winter they occupy
rooms In the basement. Last night they hegni,
to move downstairs. Mrs. Stewart. with some
things In her arms. approached III" elevator
rhaft on the top foT. the dv"r NJ which had
been LEFT open.
Thinking III" car was there she stepped out
and fell seventy.hye feet To the hot tom ~ Ihr
SHAFT, breaking IN arm AMI leg AMI receiving
other injuries from which sh" died ten minutes
after her arrival AT R1seNrlt Hospital.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-15
& ~. STONES ON THl RAILS.
west Shore Passengers Badly
Shaken Near Newburg

Off,cials Of the West Shore Railroad
are TODAY investigating the accident
which occurred to the New York Ex-
press. near Newburg, al 7.5o o'clock last
night.
TIE train was going at the rate OF
fifty miles an hour, and about one hun
dred passengers were on board. when
The forward wheels Of the engine
Jumped the track. and the train moved
several hundred feet before 1t was
stopped.
Investigation showed that brick and
piece of flint rock had been placed
on both rails, and the engine struck
the sc distractions.
No serious damage was done. but the
passengers were badly frightened by the
shaking up they received.