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Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-13

Melvin Ryan is under arrest at Ovid
charged with criminal assault upon
26-year-old Jennie Davis, a dwarf. He
has practically acknowledged his guilt.
Albert Strongberg disappeared from
Luther and was found with his throat
cut in a little creek. The intelligent
coroner's jury found that he came to
his death by drowning.
Peter Kelly, a farm hand working
for John Ewing, south of Reed City,
fell downstairs and broke his neck,
dying almost instantly.
Henry Gregg, supposed to be a
farmer from Fleetwood, Mich, died
while waiting for a train in the Nickel
Plate railroad station at Chicago. He
was passing through the city on his
way to Bellevue, o.
Eight deaths have occurred at Cad
lilac from scarlet fever, and there are
n dozen cases now under treatment.
The public schools have been closed,
and every effort is being made tc
stamp out the disease.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1893-10-13

SENATE.-Fiftv-f day.--The resolution
heretofore offered by Ar. Wolcott directing
the committee on finance TO report bill
embodying the bi-metallic declaration con
tanned In the Voorhees, substitute for the
Wilson repeal bill was taken uD and Mr.
Wolcott addressed the Senate in favor of
its adoption. r. Voorhees, replied at great
length and with great feeling. Ut Iock-
relf, DEM, NO. addressed the Senate In OPP
position to the repeal of the bill HOUSE.
The closing day OF the debate on the Tucker
elections law repeal bill was quite interest
ing. yet the arguments were the same as
they had been every day during the two
weeks Of the discussion.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Cay znasI ten Eakatek naszej ziemi gdzie Rrzeka Swists Ply
nieP CEy byas kiedy " Litwie, luba ezytelniczkor- Tam albo-
wien przenieS6 sic potrzebs. Udaje sic do p6i mojeJ, DO mezczy-
mi utrzymuja powszechnie. ae nieczytaia romansSw, 70 to jest IA
trudnienie czcze, do niczego stsnowczego ME prowsdzsoe, siowem
nieporzebne, Wan vice, lube sbostry, ten rozdziaa ~przypisuje;
dodsjcie mi swej r6znobsrwnej wyobrzui j delikatnych jej odcie-
ni6w, aAebym godnie przyiemne Oddals rycersh zawod. smiale
przedsewzisCis, wielkie zamySly, . raEem prsyjszh wEorows d~6ch
osob, ktore teraz " zskres poWiesd mojg wstepujf
Mad brzegiem posepnej kniei, gdEie jessczs dzh sosie go
szczs, PREY arodle rzsh, kt6rs jAk sssby Strumyk, z krysstssowego
jezora wyplywajsO, OOrsz szsrzei = szsrzei nurty swojs roztaczs
tam przedwieOzny jakis podmywa grobo"iec, = na wynioslym ze-
lonym psgorku wznosi sic zamek mohem obrosiy, z siwego kamie.
mia Ebydowsny TrudnO odgsdnsc jAki byl POrEsdek jegO archits-
ktory, ami nswet, czyH podlug JskiegOkolwisk plsnu zostai wysta-
wiony. WIsAa r6wnsjsca sic sosnom, ktore j. otsczsja ns nej
daoh Sropiasty nisfOremny budynek do niej PrzytyksiFcy, stano-
via gs6wna jego pOsts6; muir wySOki, jedns tylko dEiwscznie Ebu-
dowana brsma przsoety, mad szsrokim glsbokim rOwem wxniesio-
ny, czyni wkrsdniscis sic do lei wsrOwni n~ispOdObue; Drama EaS :
gl6wDy wch6d do Smku stanowiscs, vytsza nier6wnie cd muu 70
swsni strzslnioani, wistyozksmi | gankisn, M kt6rym pred wieki
watowal gisrmsk, ksads move sjswisko Pnnie uwsssjac dOnOtnie
o~trsbujsc ~przsdssswis widck s~zossgolny. urOczy: DO psmistki
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26
RozDz1At TRzEoI.


Uderzcie " bebny, zsgrsjcie nam " rogi,
Ia Bug, "a Bug, "a Bug,
Mech lotne SERGE niewyprzedza nogi,
Uderzoie bebny, zagrajcie nam " rogi,
Ola naszych serc, ola naszych nog,
"a Bug, "a Bug. IA Bugl
Gos.CzY6sKI.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-07-26

Dalszy Dig nastspl.)
The evening world., 1893-10-10
35c. a Bottle.
IT'S WATER GASOME'S BODY.
Ee jumped O"e. board from La
Gasco.ne Near Fire !.innc.

The body found by the crew OF the
Fork River, y. j., iife-sav!ng station on
Saturday afternoon Is said by GcrGt.
Charles 6. West, of the French line
pier, this city to be that OF Acaroux Ca
some, head stccrnge waiter of the
81, amshp La GIscugn".
Gasome jumped overheard from the
ste imsh!p on her trip GU, sept, 10. wacn
she was on Fire Island lisnt
From some Of Glspme's fellow walters
o. board LA ihscnGne, which Is lying NJ
her pier to-day, IL was learned that he
had been desppnd"nt for several days
previous to his suicide
About noon On Sept. IL, while IN"
steamship was IF Fir" Island, Gls0me
lc't the stecrnc" whore has companions
were a, luncheon. ana vent IN dock
suddenly he Jumped up on the rail
and before airy of the ere" could
tnwart his intention, took header
into the sea H sank at once
Gisome lived IN liavrc. and so far AS
is known had no relatives here. He had
been in the employ OF the French line
for several years.
The French Consul viii take charge
of the effects nov In the hands OF the
Coroner a. Point pleasant =. j., and
Will send the body which was buried
near where Il was found, beck to Havre
The evening world., 1893-10-10
SUING TRAVERs'S ESTATE.
Dr.. Dudley Gets a Verdict for
Professional Services.
The Claim Was fer an Operation ON
Mrs. "Dodo" Davis.

The case Of DIR. Augustus p. Dudley,
OF $40 Madison avenue, who is suing
Herbert l.. Satterlee. executor OF the
estate of the late Reverdy Johnson
Travers. well-known clubman. was
tried before Judge Fitzsimons and a
Jury In Part III. of the City Court this
morning
The suit was brought by DR.. Dudley
to recover 1920 from Reverdy j.. Travers
for for. professional services rendered to
March 10, 1890 Mrs Davis. at. the time
OF her death. Sept. 3, 1890, was known as
the clubman's wife. and had lived with
MN In his big house at l2S West Seven
DR.. Dudley testified that he had at
tended Mrs. Davis as a physician during
January, 1880. at the request Of Mr. Ira "a,
him.
James L. skillon. of the Gedney House,
who had been attorney for Mr.. Travers,
Sheppard, of 10 Wall street. for the
plaintiff to prove that MIR. Travers had
been willing to gay for the physician, s
Travers to the SEVENTEEN street house,
where Mrs. Davis was Ill at the time.
Mrs. Davis asked Mr.. Travers whether
he would pay for an operation upon her.
for 1t p
In subsequent conversation, witness
said that Mr.. Travers told him he OBJ
iected to paying the bill because 1t had
been in excess of the contract price of
$500.
The additional 1920 making the bill
1920. DR.. Dudley explained, was for at
tendance upon Mrs. Davis after the
operation.
After meeting in 1888. Mr.. Travers
and his alleged wife passed two years
of wild life in the Seventeen street
house. After her DEATH 1t is said, Mr..
Travers became infatuated with another
woman. and continued his mode of
life until July s. 1892. when he died sud
denly OF pneumonia In the New York
He left an estate valued at 5000 0O0
He gave his executor. Herbert l.. Satter-
lee. $4,000, The rest OF the estate he
directed his executor to dispose OF &C
ccording to the statutes Of descent and
distribution.
At the time Of his death Mr.. Travers
was twentynine years old. On June 4.
1885. he married Miss Sadie McNeill. Of
Is Cheever place. Brooklyn. Their mar
ended in divorce. 1t is said that the
elder Travers paid the divorced woman
$4,000 for her consent to the divorce.
Soon after Mr.. Travers met "Dodo'
Davis. She had been twice married be-
fore she met Mr. Travers.
Soon after the will of Mr.. Travers had
been probated, a woman calling herself
for her dover nights. Her claims We're
settled out Of court with the brother and
five sisters of the elubman.
The jury found verdict this after
noon for Or. Dudley for 1920, with s6S 70
interest added. making the total 1888. rs.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
STOLE TO FEED HIS CHILDREN.
John Davis Claims He Was Driven
to Crime by Poverty

John PAWS aged twenty-ssven. Of :Sl west
'Nty-siNth street, vas arraisnef In the Yorkvilie
Police court this morning on m. charge Of steal
ne two PAIRS Of trousers valued at $50. from Ira
Johnson, Of iE Columbus aVenu-.
When the latter heard p.viss story. he re-
fused 10 press the complaint. and Davis was diA-
rnarsed.
Da"iS lost hts position New York Central
brakeman ahuu month ago ard has been un-
abe tc hni Nork sine. His wife was hired to
Nash for Mr. Jnhns,ns family, and Saturday,
if'er she had gone hungry to work, the cries OF
his fou .ckiliIru Tor tNol made Davis desperate
Hs Visited bis Wife. and when he left her took
the garments With him and pawned them Ia buv
food tor hts family To-day DAVIS and his family
zero tvoled from their home for non par m. Mt
u rent,
The evening world., 1893-10-10
STEERS ON TIE RAMPAGE.
Residents Of Berry Street, Will
iamsburg, Much Frightened.
Iron Railin-s Broken Down and
Couriyards Invaded.

Every day or so .,attle beats arrive
at the foot OF North Smith street. Will
iamsburg. The S-e4:s ere driven bv
inexperienced men over 10 ne Johnson
avenue slaughter-nouses Frequently he
animals break away and create wild
panic by dashing lnrolsh .ne ntrcA,s
About two hundred steers were ST
ashore last night. rhe:' We're started
Mccormick preceded the cate on horse
back. When on Nortn Nh = erect, be-
tween Berry street and Bedford avenue.
he saw that the street ahead was blocked
by stones. which lad len ,c:t ,n"re BY
worEmen employed on the uew tire ley.
Mccormick turned around at once. and
started to drive the cattle back, meaning
to send them along Berry street. The
drovcrs in the rear knew nothing Of
his intention. and drove the animals
forward.
Between the two opposing forces the
animals became half frantic. The drover
managed to send them all around into
Berry street. but the two detachmcnts
room for the animals 10 move about,
They surged into the court-yards of the
houses along the block, breaking down
trcc-boXes and iron ratings. and leap
obtain room.
Congressman Magner lives on this
block. but he is in Washington nj. pres
who are at home are his mother and two
sisters.
The animals broke down the ratings
and stone steps of the Congressman's
house |, was at one time thought that
they would break into the basement.
he women inside all the houses in the
block screamed dsnally. They pre-
pared 70 take to the roofs II the steers
got inside the house, as at one time it
appeared probable.
Mrs. Wagner. the mother Of the Con-
gressman. was seen b. an "Evcning
World" reporter to-day.
I'VE did not know what to make OF
H." she said. THE believing of the
cattle and the crashing of fences and
stcDs they ran across frightened MS
badly. AT ore time W really thought
these animals were coming into the
house"
Detective Corcoran, Of the Fifth Pre-
rinct Is investigat!n the case to-day
fIr the purpose OF ascertaining who is
RESPONSIBLE for the damage done last
night
The evening world., 1893-10-10
RUINED 8f THE RACES.
McKenvc- Obtained Bettira Money
by Tnise Tretensee.

PASSNC, y. j.. Oct. lo,-Winiam McKeavcr
of 25j West Thtrty.cIghth street, y w York. was
4 prisoner in the Police Court here this morning
On charge OF obtaining moncy under false pre-
lenses
Why did you do IT, asked Acting Police
Justice Ross.
Il wanted money to play the races the
reply.
M"Keav"r formerly salesman for bis
New York house dealing in croCSery. He made
good wages, but was d'E"harrci account Of
his mania for gambling since then he haa
loafed around the Pasr,ic AM Clifton race
tracks
He went to Peter IIeagerss. n Main avenue
crockery dealer. yesterday, to whom he formerly
scd goods. and made small purchase. He
gave check IL Pass1ic National Bank fo-
81 in payment, and got so. 80 chang
lrlirgers presented the check soon afterwards
but the bank refused To honor II, saying that
McEcaTcr Ind no account there
Meanwhile MckeRver had gone to Clifton and
lost his mIney in The betting ring. When ar
rested this morans h" had not cent
The evening world., 1893-10-10
GLOUCESTER ENTIRE

GLOUCESTER RACE TRACK, oct. 1o.-Thc
cntries and probable starters for to morrow :
races are:
First Race-Six and half fnrlongs: selling -
Plny, Transit. Lettoon, Topmast, blackburn
A rzona, Glcnall. thi"ftrin. f.Ulc, Ouarternastcr
$3.50, .Aciloiam. rs each ilipponn, Lu-iy. Fla.
villa, H. III. each
second Nacc-Five fulongs: selling. Jerome
$. niohNrd T., StrashurC, Blue BIRD Fleet colt,
DcviSCr. EHtra War Paint. l,6 cnch: silver
queen, talantha, Dutch oven, lD2 cnc; p,ssi-
mist, Charon, Autumn, lGo each; Little Alice,
~ III.
Third Race Four and onc-haif iurlong,; sell
inn. -~nNCpin, no; s'ilcnc" and Ruby lu1 each T;
Monsoon, 1905 Alarm Bee, Worth and Hawaii
lO2 each crcns, frNy Gnrdnc" aud Barhcna
each. 80 III.
Fourth Rncc--One mile: selling. -Bargain Rosa
II. lOT each; Ncvay, HOuri lol each; Maggie
Beck 81, Lord ACklnnd, Of ID.
Fifth I,acc-FOur furlungS: selling. -RralInG.
100; Flucllrn,. Fiorcnc" l. gaidng l"b each !;
Memo, lEI lack iiarlHbrant. i'o,t,w ,'uuhe,
rarthinn, ,;an.c! colt; Lady, Mansfield =" 1t. L."
c"ch. Truth. Heather Eel, Mamie NJ, A!rHthrI
lite, Pomona, Nc.lr A., Charm, ~ H. each.
sixth Race selling: seven iurMu';'. - Little
Mr,iowan, Freedom. The Moor. WILDWOOD, lin
WnS>on, Duk" nj York: n Carmen, !,sininNnX
outright. Frank =, Wi!fr,d, l2l each; PERI.
WinEle, ll3l
The evening world., 1893-10-10
MARGOLlUS'S MUTE BRIDE.
She Can't Talk at All, and Ee
Decent Speak English.

Justice Murphy. in the Lee Avenue Civil Court,
Williamsburg. to-day married Mcrris J. Mar
gpius. a painter, OF 40 North Fourth street.
to Yctta LcEcnkind, of 10 Even street.
The woman is a deaf mute and M,rgolius does
not speak English, the service Was translated
to the couple by Max Glasar, a boss painter
and brother in law of the bride
The man answered In Polish. while the woman
talked of the responses with her fingers.
When the ceremony was over Justice MURPHY
give the couple somn fathcrly advice. and told
the bridegroom he was lucky man. for he go I'D
always suppress curtain lectures by simply turn
tnr OF the gas
When Margolius fell IN love with Yeta on
s,sh he studied the deaf and dumb alphabet, lis
closed his love by Contortinn Of his fingers and
was accepted in the name fashion.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
EVELYN 6. WEBSTER IN COURT
Accused Of Endange.ing the
Morals Of Her Child.
She Was the Cause Of the Staying Of
Broker Goodwin.

Evelyn Granville Webster is In another
scrape She was arraigncd before Police Justice
Koch in jefferson Market Court this morning,
charged with behavior in her Gat In West
Twenty. ninth street tending To ruin the
morals of her child. The child is a boy about
two years old.
The complainant was Agent Gormlcy, Of the
society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children.
Justice Koch parolcd MrS. Webster until Fri.
day. Then She will not only ls examined on
this charge, but may Ike called upon 10 dcfendu
charge of assault upon Grctta Green, II little
Evelyn Granville Webster will b. rcmcm-
mred Ms the young woman over whom Book
maker Burton {. Webster and Broker Charles
4. Goodwin quarrcicd at the Pcrcivnl flats,
now called the u" Dunmorc, In West Forty
second strsct Webster shot and killed Good.
win Aug u. 1891.
wife in his first trial On Feb. -, 1892, civil
Justice Peter MITCHELL of Webtcr's counsel,
married the couple formally In the Tombs.
Justice Mitchell is now dead. Webster is
prison, his second trial having resulted in II
conviction, which was confirmed by the Court
of Appeals last week.
Evelyn Granville websters career has been
q stormy one. She is about thirty years old
Her mother died when she was n baby She
was brought up by an aunt, Mrs Henrietta
Shaw
She was n pretty, big. eyed girl. Her name
was Betty Green or ENy Post-nobody knows
which. She was an inmate OF a convent school
in her Girlhood. She essayed the stage while
in her teens.
She had n we'll. rounded figure and pretty
fncc This was noticed by the youths who
saw her in the Casino chorus. Her photo
graph in tights was IN the collections of the
cnllow.
She appeared in "Ixion, " at the Comedy
THEATRE in THE Toy Pistol at Tony
Harris, md was one of the daughters III
Adonis.' at the Peoples.
All this, 1t will he recognized, was n long
time ago, but Evelyn Granville still styles
herself an actress ~
Her admirers were legion. She had white
gown spoiled by the splitting of champagne on
1t at Gus Hccklcr's - Bohemia, She got her
lovers into scrnpcs with each other.
She was well known i'll the Tcndcrloin Pre-.
cinCt. She set the table In n roar IN Tender
loin restaurants of Il certain kind during the
carly morning hours.
Then she took up with Burt Webster. They
lived at the Pcrcival, and the killing of GooM-
win followed. All the men about town-thc
knowing ones-said without surprise or emo
ton: - 50, it has come 81 last, ch"'
The baby, Burt Webster, was born while his
father was in the Tombs. During Webster s
trial for murder Evelyn was lunched and dmcd
and wincd by the younger habitues of court.
Last summer she was escorted by an officer
off Manhattan Beach. She had thrown Il
broled chicken on the door of the hotel din.
ing .Uom and cursed the waiter for alleged
misunderstanding OF hcr order.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
TWO HOTELS SOLD.
Hamilton and Shelourn6 Brought
800 Above Mortgages.

a fa.r-saed crowd was at the New York Real
Estate Salesrooms at IL o'clock to-day. when
Anci0ree' william Kennedy offered for sale
the Hotel Hamilton and the Hotel Shelbuin.
The Hamilton Is at One Hundred and twenty
tfth street and Eighth avenue and occurie,
an Aston lcaHcholi running eighteen years to
.SGVemhcr. 1893, With privilege of n renewal for
eighteen years more, The annual rent Is SIS =
D0J. This includes the nvc-Rtory brick fats on
one Hundred ant 1wcnty-hfth street and some
stables one Hundred and Twenty fourth street.
The Hotel Shclhurrc is at Thirty fourth street
and Third Ryehue. The hotels we're offered To.
gcther, AMI went to Counsellor q. l. Whitehead.
o: 2Oi Broadway. who the only hid lor His
bill was 500 oYer the mortgage on both OF
The evening world., 1893-10-10
in THEIR OWN NAME.
A Big Dry Goods store Oranges
Title.

The firm Of S II. JoHsp Co. OF IIoyt
and Fulton streets, Brooklyn have opened VI?
several new departments In their mammoth dry
and fancy goods emporium and now consider that
they have as complete an establishment as can be
found In either New York or BROOKLYN
Cntl very recently the arm. by reason Of a
peculiar stipulation In the lease. were obligcl tn
advertise unde the ndme Of A / Namm while
In reality Mr.. Namm was In way connected
with the frm.
Now M"ssra Jonap & Co. advertise under their
own name, and that very extensively They DC
rupy the entire ground floor OF the building, and
have a storN that Will compare with the largest
and most varied To be found In either city.
Inc new departments Cioaks. ladies suits
an; silks The Inconvenience OF climbing stairs
taking elevators Is avoided. and every facility
Is provided for satisfactory inspection OF tae
goods,
Mr.. II |. Jacobs, the manager for the firm
has gathered about him the best statesmen aud
raleswomen 10 be found. and feels confident that
customer" viii have no cause for compa Mt
becaus' NJ lack OF attention
The store is immense concern. and =
view of II will imply repay one for the palms
II visit zee
The evening world., 1893-10-10
STATE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION,
Its Tenth Annual Session Held In
Mott Hall To-Day.

Tho tenth annual meeting Of the New York State
Medical Association began this morning at the
Mott Memorial Hall, 81 Madison avenue. The
proceedings opened with the reading of President
S. u, Wyle McLeods address and the reports Of
the Council and of special committees Dr. Ste
phen Smith, Of this city; Dr. James G. Porteus, Of
Duchess County; DR.. Zera j. Lusk. OF Wy
oming County. and Dr. Nelson J. North. Of Kings
County. spoke at the morning session.
AZ the afternoon session Drs. John Shrady OF
New York: Frank w. Ross, of Chemung County
William McColom, OF Kings County: Edward r.
Brush, OF Westchestcr County. and J. Blnks
White and John Il. rruax, OF New York dis
onssed the LESSONS Of the plcura. Dr. y =.
cambridge, Of CINCINNATI, o., lcctured the
surgical treatment OF pulmonary cavities.
The evening lectures will be delivered by Drs
Austin Flint. T. NJ l.. Chrystie John A. "yeth
and Reginald H. Sayre of New York.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
DE LESSEFS RALLIES.
No Immediate Danger Now Ct tho
Gres: Engineers Death.

PARIS. oct. lO,--Count Ferdinand de
Lesseps, VINO was reported last evening
to be In moribuni cond .tIon. rallied
somewhat during the night. and is con
siierably stronger this morning.
His physicians ar" surprised by his re-
markable vitality. There Is nHw thought
to lie no immediate danger Of dea n,
though the event cannot, IN the nature
OF things be far distant
The evening world., 1893-10-10
ARNHEIM' s
BROADWAY AND 9Th ST.,
BOWERY AND SPRING ST.
SNIP" DONOVAN PLEADS.
His Trial for Murder. First Degree
Set for Nov. 10.

FREEHOLD. n. j.. Oct. lo.-Patrick 8, Dono-
van. veli-known as Snip" Donovan the horse
trainer was arranged this morning In the Mon
mouth County Court on an Indictment charging
him with murder in the hrst degree. lie is ac-
cused Of having Killed John Chew, a stableman,
employed In the Monmouth Park stables at Eaton
town
Lawyer Arru~smth Who appeared as counsel
for Donovan. submitted plea Of not guilty. The
trial was set down for Nov. 10 Donovan was
taken back TO the County Jail.
DunoTan was formerly n trainer NJ Pierre Lori-
lard and had chars. Of his stables He and
chew while In the stable had quarrel. II 10
alleged that r1ruyun, after fatsllv stabbing Chew
throw the knife away and left the dead body Of
Chew bins In pool ~ blood
Donovan did not attempt to escape. but Was
arrested near the stable.
He under The influence Of liquor He did
not Remember ANYTHING about the quarrel or that
he had stabbed Chew.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Parker sue. .or 20, 900,

CHARLES II Barker has sued John Hodge, Frank
Schop' mt NrGno Meyer In the Circuit Court.
brooklyn. to recover s. 600 damages for injuries
alleged to have heen received through the neeii-
scnce % the defendants Iithosraphcrs at III Full.
on street New York. BARKER says that on
sept. S, 1890, NJ WAS struck on the head by a
bottle which fell or MAS rhroSa 'rum third
story window OF the defendants premises
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Vas H" u Crank or Merely T. Drunkq

lanes Fitzgerald. Gag filter q Newark, y J.
Who was arrested Tor act.rS FuspiciousIy in front
II Police Hcgiura?ters in Mulberry street yes.
'eriny. WIS U.rNiglnl IN the TnmOS Police
Court this mcrning he said that ~ had brtn
rnkinr .'est.rGav "Iirr totally abstain,nE foI
four years. and that he did not know exactly
What hc Gil When Justice Meade nslEGatrI
that ne might be rrani Fitzgerald smiled AMI
rco!iei that he thought h. had only been
drunk. II, held until Bellevue Hospital
experts can pass upon his sanity.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
An Agrees vo Recgar.

FrCnk BRADY. thirty.two years old. Of fo2 Mott
street. was held In ,So0 In EsseN Market Police
Court to-day lie dropped IN at DAVIS Rarhae,s
tailor shop a. % Forsyth street, lssI nj Shit and
N4s given hNt GeLts raphael rlsim' became
ugly and abusv" because h. dI set more
money anil when or1-r.d To iravs seized A chair
which be hurled Ii oush . plate gass window
valued 81 S<L
The evening world., 1893-10-10

nesh-h;l;ldcr, and strength restorcr, moth
ing like tho Discovery" is known 20
medical science. Tho diseased that /.
cures coma from a torpid liver, or from
impure blood. For everything of this
nature, 1t is the only guaranteed remedy.
Throst snd fung oTc ions ' o y, I ,nrn,
OF scrofula, even Consumption Tor Lung
kcrofulal in its earlier stages, and in tho
most stubborn Skin and Scalp Diseases
if it ever fails to Lencst or cure, you
have your money hack.
The evening world., 1893-10-10
Eontcflo-e g nh Trc.on,ation,

pleasant surprise party was rendered to
David lipslv. Secretary Of the Moniehur- Club
4 Hebrew organization o! Hrooklyn al the Union
Saengcr Hall Even and Mcserole streets last
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ring Frank Kramer introduced Jacob Fuerst
President Of tn" Montelorc ClGh. who presented
To Mr. lLpsky valuable goli -hehded cane