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The evening world., 1893-09-13
MYSTERY ABOUT THIS FIRE.
Mr.. Dobbs's Handsome Residence
Abaze Early This Morning.

Fire Marshal Lewis. Of Brooklyn, is
investigating a fire which occurred few
minutes before 1 o'clock this morning
in the handsome residence of John
Dobbs, a glass dealer, who lives at AS
Sixth street South Brooklyn.
The firemen say the fire started in an
sirshaft. There was nobody In the house
at the time. Mr.. Dobbs's family hav-
Ing gone to Chicago three weeks ago.
Dobbs returned home at 4 o'clock this
morning. He said there had been no
fire In the stoves since his family went
away. He estimated the loss on the
furniture at $1,000 and 5000 on the build
ing.
The building 44S Sixth street was
icorched by the flames.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
TOOK NUX V0MlCA TO DIE.
Richard Muller Ends HIS Life In
Jersey City.

Soon after 10 o'clock to-day Richard
Muller, aged twenty-seven years, a fur
niture dealer near the Five Corners. Jer-
sey city, committed suicide by swallow
ing a two-ouncc bottle OF nuN vomica at
his residence, 69 Oakland avenue.
The prescription, written by Or Bid
we'll. was procured at L. II. lowering =
drug store on Summit avenue, and the
dose prescribed was three to five drops
after meals. No cause for the suicide
Is known.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Two Versions o, an Assault.

Edward f. Raab and Adam Guenther,
who live on Wall street, near Hamburg
avenue Williamsburg, were held in the
Lee Avenue Court Williamsburg. to-day
on a charge OF assault preferred. by
Gustav Timmersbuch "A saloon keeper,
of 2S Melroso street
The prisoners pleaded not guilty. They
say that Iimmcrsbach assaulted them
because they demanded some money
which he owed them, and then took out
n" warrants for their arrest to head
them off
The evening world., 1893-09-13
EX-POLlCEMAN ARRESTED.
Noonan Had Just Finished q Long
Term for Burglary.

ExPoliceman John Noonan. aged thir-
ty-four who says he lives at the Metro
politan lodging-house, Brooklyn, was
held In the Adams Street Court. Brook
lyn. this morning on technical charge
Of lounging.
Noonan has just finished a term Of
eight years ar.husalsry. He Is looked
upon by the police as suspicious char
acter.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Still Expect to &c: Sunday Drinks

Judge Lippincott's charge to the Hud-
son County Grand Jury yesterday has
occasioned good deal of comment in
all parts OF the county. There Is little
expectation that the Judges charge
will make II at all difficult to get drink
OH sunday in any part of the county, or
that indictments will be found against
special classes Of offenders to whom he
has called attention.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
IT MAY PROVE A MURDER.
william Mckee Held for Brutal As
sault Upon His Aunt.

William Mckee. forty-three years old.
who lived with his aunt. Eliza Mckee,
at 955 Third avenue, Brooklyn, was held
by Justice Walsh. in the Butler Street
Police Court, this morning, to await the
result of the old woman's injuries
The couple nuarrclled last night. and,
II Is alleged, Mckee struck her on the
head with a two-pound weight.
Her head is horribly gashcd and the
doctors say that her skull is fractured.
Mrs. Mckee was removed to the Nor
wegian Hospital
The evening world., 1893-09-13
REFEREE FOR RENTALS.
Atlantic Avsnue Road Sues the
Long Island Railroad.

Justice Pratt, OF the Supreme Court,
Brooklyn, this morning appointed Law
yer John L. Hall referee to settle $S2. 900
Of rentals. This Is an action brought by
the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company
against the Long Island Railroad Com
pany.
The Long Island Railroad Company
eases the right Of way over the tracks
Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn. to Wood
haven Junction.
The parties to the action could not
agree on a referee and left the selection
to Justice Pratt.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
jersey Politicians Anx,ou..

HAck kENSACK. \. j., Sept. l3.--The
court-Ilouse was throngcd this morning
with politicians, public officials and men
of prominence. All were anxious to
Grand Jury would heed Judge Dixon $
instructions and indiCt the men who
conducted pool-rooms at Fort Lee and
those who conducted a prize-iight here
recently.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
FOUND CRYING FOR FOOD.
Mrs. Ksenan's Two Children Cared
for and Their Mother Arrested.

Catherine Keenan,. widow. of Sc
Hope street, was held in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day to answer
for neglecting her children.
Agent Meyer, OF the Children's Society,
made the complaint, and this morning
Court Officer Dunn went out to look for
he woman. He broke in the door of her
apartments and found two little children,
eight and three years old, respectively,
almost naked and crying for food.
They told the officer they had been
left alone without anything to eat since
the night before.
Dunn found Mrs. keenan, intoxicated
on Union avenue and arrested her.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
An Enormous Hub.

An enormous hub of wheel, weighing
5000 pounds. was taken to the power
house OF the Third Avenue Railroad at
Rayard street and the Bowery at s
O'Clock this morning. Eight horses
were required to drag II. The hub is
only a side piece of the wheel that will
set the entire cable machinery in mo-
ton. The wheel is expected here this
week. When set up It will weigh 26O 900
pounds. The Company expects to be
ready to send out cable cars by Oct. /.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Policemen Waive Examination.

The Salvation Army Corps. No 5. were
on hand in Justice kimmerly's court
In Jersey City this morning to press the
charges of false arrest against Rounds
man Sheridan and Policemen Williams
and Brady. but Capt. l.ange informed
the Justice that the defendants would
waive examination for the Grand Jury.
Justice kimmerly did not render II de-
rison in the case of Patrolman OCon-
nor Bail Was fixed at $500
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Finan TO Be Arrestad.

Justice Burke. in the Yorkville Court,
this morning ordered the rearrest of
Ernst Finan. of 54s West Forty-ninth
street. Finan was arrested last Sunday
for driving over seven-ycar-old Patrick
Corbett, OF 6SS Tenth avenue. He was
terday, and Finan will be taken before
the Coroner.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Two Italians Brighten Children.

Fetro Campelo, twenty-six years old
and Antonio Montulo. aged twenty
three, both living at 467 Baltic street
Brooklyn. were arrested this mornins
charged with frightening the children
In the neighborhood by flashing Ions
kni' ga in the air and threatening tc
slaughter all who opposed them.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
THE POPULAR SIX.
Jacobs Broe.' Splendid Tailoring Q
Stock on Exhibition at Both Stores.

Jacobs Bros.. the six popular little
tailors, have just stocked their large
stores at No. 229 Broadway and at
Bowery and Broome street with fine
line of goods from all the leading
woollen mills. including a choice variety
OF patterns, which they are now selling
large show-windows are draped the
samples and styles OF Fall suitings,
and the stores are already besieged BY
intending purchasers.
Coats and vests OF vicuna. ribbed
cheviot or Clay diagonal, to order,
either In black or blue, are offered at
~. A special sale of London striped
worth examining. These goods come
from the Standard Mills and are strictly
all wool. Suits of Scotch cheviot In all
patterns can be purchased as low as
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Unloading tho sunken Lighter.

Divers were still at work to-day en-
deavoring to recover part of the cargo
of the lighter Magnet which sunk at the
foot OF South Second street, Williams
burg, yesterday. 1t is now thought that
the loss will not exceed IS, 900. as at least
one-third of the sunken sugar will be
recovered
The evening world., 1893-09-13
NAY GO AFTER WEEKS.
Reilly and Won Gerichtsn Reported
to Have tho Assignment.

1t was reported in the District At
torney's office this morning that Supt.
Byrres had assigned Detective Sergeants
Reilly and Won Gerichten to go to San
Jose, Costa Rtca, for Francis II. Weeks.
the absconder. Weeks was indicted
yesterday.
Detective Reilly said he had not yet
been notified by the Superintendent.
1t wou id be some days before he could
start he said as there was lot OF
red tape to be unwound first by the
State Department.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Che.per to Carry a L,eht.

Erwin Calford, of 7S Ninth avenue.
Peter Gautier. OF 2ls West Fortieth
street. and Willard Wilson. OF l25 East
Fiftieth street. were fined 81 each in the
Horkvtlle Police Court this morning.
They were arrested for riding bicycles
on Eighth avenue last night without
lighted lanterns.
The evening world., 1893-09-13

como mothers for mothers who are
nursing and exhausted for every wo-
man who is rundown, delicate, or over
worked It's an invigorating, restorative
tonic, that promotes all the natural func-
tions, and cannot do harm in any con-
dition OF the female system.
For all the disorders, diseases, and
weaknesses OF women, "Favorite Pro
scription " is tho only remedy so unfsil-
ing that it can he guaranteed. II IL
doesn't benefit or cure in every case, the
money will DO returned.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
BURKE EXPECTED TO-DAY.
On His Way from Chicago In Gus
tody of Detective.

bistrict-Attorney Ridgway, OF Brook
lyn, this morning said that Detective
Joseph BoEuarallo would arrive from
Chicago to-day with Lawyer Charles L.
Tones a clerk in his law Office with
stealing $2.oOO worth of bonds from him.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Receiver for Palmer Manufacturing
Compapy

Judge Benedict, In the United States
Court, Brooklyn. this morning appointed
julius Fl. Lobdell receiver for the
Palmer Manufacturing Company. on
Water street. Brooklyn. Receiver Lob
dell furnished S25, 900 bonds.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
vacctnat,ng schoo, Children

The vaccination department OF the
Board of Health was overrun by school
children this morning. The school au-
thoriti"s demand that each child shall
present a certificate of vaccination be-
fore being enrolled.
The evening world., 1893-09-13

New styles In Furniture.
ttth ST. and 9Th ave. ss' =.
The evening world., 1893-09-13

Tho Biggest Wsrld's Fair Excursion.
The Eris's special worlds fa,r Excursion which
Saismanos in nvs sections Of ten ears .. % Win
], 6ts passenger.
The evening world., 1893-09-13

Mrs. Ksssel Sues for Divorce.
Mrs Rose Kessel, of 2O6 Walton street,
Brooklyn. this morning began an action
for separation from her husband. Theo-
dore kessel, on the ground OF neglect.
kessel makes a countercharge of inf
deity against his wife.
The evening world., 1893-09-13
TWO KINDS OF WOMEN

hN'A ~ hNi " =
Favorite Prescrip.
ton - those who
want to be made
strong, and those
who want to be
made well. 1t builds
up, invigorates, reg
ulates, and cures.
It's for young
girls just entering
womanhood (; for
women who have
reached the crit
|ical =" change Of
life "; for women
exDectinp to bo-
The evening world., 1893-09-13

WHEN pain aud anguish wiring the brow
minstsrinE angel thou. "--BRoN o. sELrzER ..
The evening world., 1893-09-13
Help Wa nted--Maie.

HOTEL CLERK-wages, ESQ per month. Hotel
Pstelsr. corner Lexington ave. and l24th sI
~ANTED-A good ail,yound tiasmith on fur
Ases and roohpE. K. A. Perpali. fiushinE,N MY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

FoRGIyENEss.-The mantle of
charity onght to be thrown around
the faults of our felIov-beings.
"Thy sins be forgiven thee" should
be the answer for rs to give those
who have sinned against us and
wish to be taken back to our bos-
oms, and be as they once were, pure
and sinless. Forgive and forget;
memory will no: let us forget, but
it is in the power of exalted human
benevolence to forgive. Sadden-
ing scenes will often press them
selves upon our attention, even
when We do the best to prevent
them. So scenes of inharmony be-
tween ourselves and our human re-
lations will arise in the soul, not
outstanding the presence and in-
fiuences of that principle of Chris
tian charity which should inspire
every human soul with its divine
efulgence. Yet memory, howev-
ever faithful to her trust, will not
prevent us from being lenient to-
wards the faults and follies of 9TH
ers, and even to forgive their de-
parture from true life.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

B- 4 witty clergyman had been
lecturing one evening in a country
village on the subject of Temperance,
and, as usual, after the lecture, the
pledge was passed around for sigma
lures.
Pass it along that way said the
lecturer, pointing toward o gang OF
bloated and red nose loafers, near
the door. Pass it along; perhaps
some of those gentlemen would like
to join our catise.'
We don't bite at bare hook,
grufiy muttered one of the rum
mics.
WELL replied the ready clergy
man, i believe there is a fish called
suckers that do not bite
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

On July 30 we offered q prize of
two guineas for the best definition
Of vanity" The winning defini-
ton is:
"The rose-colored spectacles
through which we view ourselves. !"
The following are some Of the
definitions sent in:
The thin end of nothing sharp
ened to point.
The reflection Of nothing seen in
the glass Of self-conceit.
The tendency which most men
have to keep their best goods in the
front shop window.
A bird that has q gorgeous wing,
Yet has no beauteous song to sing.
Fools food.
Emptiness priding itself on its
contents.
An attempt to recommend our
selves by q behavior contrary to our
real character.
The minimum of egg and the
maximum of cackle.
The egotism of little souls.
A hollow drum upon which any
passer by may play.
A merciful provision of nature
whereby fools are satisfied with their
folly.
An inflated belief in the vastness
OF our supreme nothingness.
A mirror in which we always see
the faults of others, but never see
our own.
A sensitive plant which cannot
live without the sunshine of public
applause.
The peacock's tail of humanity.
A grain of sand convinced that it
is mountain.
The outward fullness of inward
emptiness.
Everybody's private opinion.
The gilded robes in which ign0-
rance wraps itself.
A mean, petty conceit of any
superiority, showing want of true
greatness.
A house of which the roof is emp
tiness, the walls shadows, the win
dows ignorance, the doors conceit,
and of foundation there is none.
An undue sense of self-apprecia-
ton.
Mans meanest attempt to cheat
nature.
The incurable "I" affection which
unfortunately blinds us all.
Pride demoralized.
The attribute that makes farth-
ing dip fancy itself an electric light.
A small 'i' with a big dot.
Concentrated essence of self
opinion.
The glory of mean ambition.
A permanent eagerness to bask
in ones own splendor and to dazzle
others by it.
The difference between a FOOLS
estimate of his own value and the
estimate of the world at large
London Tidbits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

The promptness with which Ayers
Cherry PeetOral stops a hacking
cough and induces refreshing sleep
is something marvellous. It never
fails to give instant relief, even in
the worst cases of throat and lung
trouble, and is the best remedy for
whooping cough.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

NEW Fall
AND
WINTER GOODS
HAVING begun business about the Lass
II Of the Spring, and consequently only
having at that time purchased summer
Stock we haze been compelled 20 buy
FALL d WINTER oOOes EARLY,
and since the middle Of August have been
receiving lines Of goods 81 suit these sea-
soma We are noN prepared 10 offer full
lines OF all goods We carry. and purchasers
have an
ABSOLUTELY NEW STOCK
from which 10 select, we having been do
ing business here or too short time tor
old stock co accumulate.
| We beg % call attention 70 our stock Of
SHOES for men women aud children; also.
to our mems ard boys
BOOTS, both leather and
rubber; mems and boys neck
| wear, under wear and over
| shirta In dry goods 10 our
ble4ched and brown muslins,
canions, sheetings. tickings,
keneys and cassimeres.
in dress goods To our prints,
i ginghams, cashmere, cheve-
/ ronnes, surahs, cheviois. cam
elshair, storm serge, Henriet- {
tas, fur novelties and other
suiiinVs. A first-ciass line Of
Groceries and Flour,
Harness, Woodenware,
Tinware and Glassware.
In the latter line we would suggest you
examine our line of patent coilared"
LAMPS These Collars are not put on
a. in the old style with plaster III Paris.
= which, az soon rs iE becomes saturated with
oil, ceases 20 hold the collar In place, but
are fitted 70 the lamp by patent process
in such . manner that they will not eome
| ioose.
| Will be pleased always % show goods,
and II prices and quality are objects 10 pur-
chasers, 10 we think we can satisfy them.
LUKE r. MATTHEWS & co.
Sept Is, g2-1y
UNDERTAKING.
znf1i7
COFFINS and CASKEST of latsst
style nnished atshortest notice and At prices
20 suit the times.
THREE HEARSES.
always at hand.
H0RsEsH0ETHG, 500 Cash.
Inconjunction with my BLACKSMITH and
WHksLwRIGHTdepartment, / am prepared
20 builu
CARTS,
WAGONS,
at low prices.
REPAIRING,
PAINTING
and TRIMMING
especially
u. "A. DILLOW
Leonardtow1, Md
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

IF parties having farms for sale will send
description and prices 70 the undersigned
Or call IN person, IL win b 10 their advan-
Nov is-ul S6 i mU ;ssa. -
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

s A chemist advises that can
ned fruit be opened an hour or two
before it is used. 1t becomes fur
richer after the oxygen of the air
has been restored to it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05
Saint Maru's Beacon
From Saturday Blade.

rum tS1tuT0Uy Dt0uEs
deer editur-ia am a brokin hartid'
boy. lifes dremc 10 ore an mi naim
with marie grenes pa 10 mud.
cumed home frum scool with
marie creme last toosda an bill jonson
throde snow balls at US. gilty rech
wot he is may neyir haiy ] daze
pece.
when j left marie tole her thay
was sumthin wot wantid tel her,
but thote wood rather send it 2
her in letur, coss dident like 2
tell her, so rited her this letur.
sweat perl ov mi hart marie creme
i talk up mi pen 2 let u no luve
u. no, i 1--we u more than words
kin tel. ain thinkin abote oil
the time. even 4 git mi lesuns
thinkin abote u an got q likin 4 it
yesterda. wood like Q haiv nj
2 mi self so bill jonson, the centen-
vel arch yilyun wot he is, Good not
cum b tween us an cool r luye bi
thrown snow balls at US. no, marie,
ur sweter then gom drops, cant we
elope an go sum fare climb were
no j will no us. ansir at wonce, 4
am dien 2 here yure verdick.
these is kisses $3.50
yure luver gorgie.
tux the letur 2 marie mi self an
wen she red it she sed she wood
ansir, so waited on the corner an
bi and bi she KUN an give me this
answer:
mi own precus darlik gorgie-u
don't no how mi hart bette wen red
yure paythetic letur. iluve u more
than words kin tel, like u love me.
viii fly with u 2 fare climb. i
viii b redy , mite, thro sum pebils
at mi winder an yure sweetheart viii
b with u sumo. them things on the
baik ov the letur is kisses. yures
fraternity.
litel marie creme.
after red maries letur sed j
wood b a round her that mite. so
aftir supir made b leve 60 up 2
bed, but went a round 2 maries
house. it was jest getin dark. j
went in the frunt yard and throde
sum PEBBLES up at her winder. i
herd the pebels hit an then herd
the winder pain brake. then felt
sum grab me bi the cote. it was
big man with black berd.
wat u doin here, the man sed.
its secret, i sed.
vel, CESS no yure secret, sed
the man. baiv been missin mi
evening papir the laist week an
CESS yure the boy wat steeled it,.
am going 2 give az perlicemin.
startid 2 cri an tole the man
dident talk his paper, coss we had
hui lot ov them holm.
wat II dOin here then, sed the
man. out with it or will maik n
sufir.
jest then marie KUN out an
rushed up , us.
spair him mi saik, father, she
cride.
yure saik. wot du u no abowt
him.
he is the man luve, sed marie.
brave girl wat u r, j sed.
wat infernil plot is this, sed
maries farther.
then none ov us dident say nothin.
then marie sed, farther, cannot
tel lie-he is mi lovur an we wos
gone 2 eloip.
marie's farther turned his he'd
away, then he luked round an sed.
yung man, go holm an don't let
me see. a round hear q game.
marie, u 60 in the house. i will
tend later.
marie, j sed, the present we
must part, u so yure way an viii
go ami way, but sum da we viii
mete. fair vel.
/ viii win her vet. corrie.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05
democratic in Politics.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING

s s..~ per inch for the irstinsertion. and 5C,
.cnG ior every Subsequent insartinu' Obr.
uaf,es, church festivals. etc. over ts,, Inns
N length VIII be charged al the 4tt,. Of ~
-. Iii. a. perihch. A liberal d.lurtion n,soe
70 those who advertise by the year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05

Lanes medicine moves the bowels
each day. In order to be healthy
this IL Recessary.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1893-01-05
c. ARNOLD CRAEF,
Real Estate Agent.
Leonard tOwn.NLd

HAVING arranged with agents in dffer-
IL ent States. win endeavor to find pur-
chasers for farms put into my hands for
sale.
An persons desiring 70 sell will please
address advertiser or b. HARRIS CANA
LIER, Attorney-at-Law, Leonardtown, Nd
Jan 21--tf q. ARNOLD GRAEF
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-02-04
III, Montb. OF tho Yc,r,

Sheridan's little skit giving tho
characteristic of each month is az APP
plicable now and in this latitude as it
was when he wrote 1t for England:
January, snowy; February, iiowy; March,
blowy;
APRIL. showery; May, fonery; june, bow
July, n6ppy, August, croppy, September.
os,ssss ssss.y. Nevsns.t wAsssy, p,