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The evening world., 1893-09-28
ARGENTINE REBS SEIZE A SHIP.
Guards Ordered to Rosnrio-Col
Fspinn Condemned.

BtENOS AYI.I;S, Sept. 2S.-The rebels
ave seized the old ironClad L~osandes
and steamed with her up to the Parana
to Rosario. which is o the head
quarters of the revolution.
The Government has despatched tor
pcdO vessels in pursuit OF the I.OshndeS.
Gems. ~Itcvallo and Arradondc ar" march
ing against the rebels In the provinces
Of Cordoba. San Luis and Tucumhn.
Regiments of guards from f.ntrc-ltios
and Bucnos hyr"S have been ordered to
CurlCoHtrlt" before Rosario.
col. ESpina was tried by cOurt-fnartlal
and was sentenced t. be shot.
The Insurgents forces at Santa ICE
were routed after II sharp engagement
with the Government troops ana their
leaders were captured.
The squadron in the Roads is still
loval to the Government.
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AWAITS PUBLIC CT AM0R.
Not Till Their Wtl Manhattan Make
Another Proposition.

Although Mr.. steinway has not yet Issued a
call fer n meeting Of the Rapid Transit Com
mission. measures are being taken quietly for
the development OF the original underground plan.
The Commissioners are banking heavily on the
promises made to them Informally by the firm
Of baltimore contractors. Ryan a Mcdonald. who
have had 80 large an experience in tunnelling
operations.
Mir. Mcdonald was In this city only a few
days ago consulting with "A number OF engineers
AMI capitalists. II Is reported that he viii he
ready with a dehnite proposition within u few
days to pr's,n to the Commission.
Mr.. Steinway'S plan l. not To call another
meeting until tho proposition Is In the hands
Cf the Commission.
The officials OF tho Elevated road AFFECT to re-
gard these plans ar visionary, and assume an air
II Indifference when questioned in regard to
them.
George Gnult said to-day that even II tho
business prospects, improved, the Manhattan Com
pAny would not renew its ono!.
II We again consider tho subject OF rapid
trArsit extension" said Mr., Gould. at must
he on the demand OF tho public, and We must
haze tho support OF public opinion"
The evening world., 1893-09-28
A DELIRlOUS CAR HORSE.
crazywith Blind StaRgers. 1t Smashea
Things in Second Avenue.

Capt. leilly'e nolice returns from the East
Flfty-frst street 5tation to Police Headquar-
tiers this morning described the wild runaway
Of n Sc ohd avcnu street car hill horse in
Second avenue, near Filticth street, yesterday
afternoon. While the horse was helping to drag
car 100 mp tht hill he was attacked with blind
staEE"rs. lie made a holt for the sidewalk.
tearing the harness to pieces and sending the
hill boy rolling in the gutter.
Pedestrians o. the sidewalk made n wild
scramble into doOrways, and women screamed
and ran In all directions. The horse ran into an
iron fence in front OF Alex Jordan's premises, at
siN Second avenue, and tore down part OF the
railing, The blind beast fell 10 the sidewalk
ana lay quiet for a moment, but scrambled to
HIS feet before : could be captured. He then
ran against the shOw-window of Max Kaus's
butcher shop, smashing the glass and driving
the butcher and eyeral customers out OF a rear
door in terror.
The horse at this point was captured by Po-
lceman Ackerlcy and several citizens.
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POLICE AND BURGLARS FIGHT.
One Thief Wounded, the Other Es.
cepss to tho Moods.

DELPHI, Ind. Sept 2s.-An exciting battle
between two burglars and a posse of police
was fought ten miles east Of this city yesterday.
overtaken by their pursuers. the burglars
turned and opened fire. A running battle was
fought for two miles, when one OF the bandits
fell badly wounded.
His companion kept up the fight. and sue
ceeded in reaching timber. The timber is sur
rounded, and 1t is not thought he can possibly es-
cape.
The injured man was brought here and lodged
in Jail. He refuses 10 disclose his Identity.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Adiem to Buffer Plates.

The bread-and-butter plates which
were used, a while ago, at the table,
had only a short run of popularity. But
Ter Is so seldom seen on the dinner
tapie where an attempt is made to be
ultra-elegant. that the o. d-fashioned but
ter-dish and knife went into retirement
a number of years ago. Then the indi-
vidual plate containing the dainty balls
followed the dish-like Mother Goose's
rhyme, and now the little separate knife
and the cunning little plate have also
departed.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
In QUARANTINE AT HAMBURG.
Steamer Helvetia Puts Back with
Sickness OH Board,

HAMBURG. Sept. es.-The steamer Helvetia.
bound from this port for Vera Cruz, has returned
to Cuxhayen with sickness on board. She has
been placed in quarantine.
During the twenty four hours ended at noon to-
day four new cases OF cholera and one death have
been reported to the authorities here.
LISBON. Sept. ga passenger who came to
this port on board the steamer nelgrano, from
Hamburg, has died. presumably from Asiatic
cholera. In the lazaretto here.
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shipbund.r webb's Death.

= Eckford Webb, the retired shipbuilder
and member OF the paint manufacturing
firm of Webb, Bell & Mclaughlin, OF
Williamsburg, died at mis- home, rs Nor
ton street, Brooklyn. yesterday morn
drew his last breath while bells were
tolling for the funeral OF his brother-
in-law, Jonathan James, a member Of
the old stationery firm OF Slote a. James,
of this city. The last great accomplish
ment OF Mr., Webb in the building line
was the sinking OF the caissons for the
towers of the Brooklyn Bridge.
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LESS CHOLERA In RUSSIA.
But In Palermo ard Leghorn the
Plaque Still RACES.

ST. PETERSBURG. Sept. 2s.-The latest on
cial cholera returns show that the ravages OF
the disease in Russia arc sensibly diminishing.
The decrease in the number OF fresh cases and
deaths Is especially noticeable in the provinces.
ROME. Sept. 2S.-During the last twenty four
hours there have been reported to the authorities
In Palermo twenty four new cases OF cholera
and deaths from the disease. During the same
time thirty-three fresh cases and sixteen deaths
were reported In leghorn.
MADRlb Sept. 2s.-The latest reports show
that the cholera Is decreasing In the Bilboc dis
trist.
LONDON Sept. 2s,-The Berlin correspondent
Of Tho Times says that cases Of Asiatic cholera
have been discovered in ltzehoe and Stettin. the
case In Stcttin proving fatal.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
LEFT DIAMONDS IN THE CAR.
Now the Police Are Looking for Mr.
SlinRuf's Missing satchel.

Detective Gallagher. o! the church street sta,
tiun. is trying to md a aatyhel nllei with valu.
able jlw''ry which WAS lrt IN a sixth aycnu,
Elevated train Yesterday afternoon
Ths FNtchel, Witch contained among Other
jewels ten diamond rings. one lurr" liamun.
n"nGa I and = diamond bracelet, belonged I,
William II Slingur 0f Mnrrlstnwn. Pa.
SUI GUT said that h lrf' the train at Cortlnnl
strret and forgot to take the sntrhcl Nth him
He had almost reached the bottom Of the Flo
"atrd stairs before he VA, reminded OF his loss,
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GAVE $40 FOR 500.
The 500 Was Counterfeit and Gas.
seleno Told the Police.

coiumbo Costello. nineteen years old. was .
prisoner in tho Tombs Police Court this morn.
ing.
David Casseleno, II ~peddler. OF Brooklyn,
says that last Fridr- he was walking through
Franklin street. near Centre. when q man
.ouched him on the shoulder. Handing him .
Slv pill. the man asked 4 Casseleno had lost
IT, Sastele 40 said that he had, and rewarded
the Hinder by giving him 500 in Italian money.
'asseleno found later that the 800 bill was
a worthless counterfeit note, and reported the
matter to the police
costello was arrested last night at his home,
80 Baxter street, and identified by Casseieno.
who failed to appear at the Tombs Court this
morning. The prisoner was remanded until to-
morrCJ.
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HAD HIS WIFE PUT AWAY.
Martin Donlin Wept in Court as He
Told OF Her Nisdeeds,

Catherine ponlin, of Ct North Eleventh street.
was held In tho Lee Avenue Court. Williams
burg, to-day on a charge OF being an habitual
drunkard. The complainant was her husband.
Martin. who IL well nown In the Fourteenth
Ward. MIR, Donlin was visibly affected when he
his wifes misdeeds.
y have triea tine and again 10 induce her
90 reform he said, but without effect. Now
WArt her sent away, for | see that can do
her no good whatever"
The evening world., 1893-09-28
GAY SOLDIER BOYS In COURT.
Two Eighth Regiment Members
Fined for Being Disord erly.

Sidney Livingston, OF Montgomery street. and
Isaac Whutkor, Of 1879 East Broadway. both mem
bers OF the Eighth Regiment, were fined 50 each
by Justice Teitner IN the Harlem Police Court
this morning for dIsorderly conduct.
Tho prisoners We're in full uniform when ar
raigned In court. They were much cast down
OF Their humiliating position.
The pair attended a picnic in Suffers Harlem
hNer Park last night. They started home about
] 80 o'clock this morning. While waiting for a
train AT the - station at One Hundred and
street and Third avenue. they be-
came 50 hilarious that the ticket-chopper. Godfrey
u. Grimm, had them arrested.
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hardin is SURROUNDED.
The Train Robher Hiding In an
Indiana swamp.

TERRE HAuTE, Ind. Sept. rs. -Joseph Hardin.
leader OF the attempted C~entralia train rob-
berry. is surrounded by Illinois officers and o.
mob Of local authorities OF Clay. to where he
has been tracked.
Hardin was s.cretod at the house OF Widow
King, at IraGil. When the place was surrounded
Tuesday night the train robber made his escape
after exchanging shots with the officers He ia
now hiding In the swamps below Brazil. He is
believed TO be the scoundrel who attempted the.
night.
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WENT MURDEROUsLY INSANE.
Irwin Drove Guests Out OF a HoteI
with q Knife.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, Sept. 2s,-William c.
Irwin. a stranger who has been stopping at the
Germania House for several days, yesterday be-
came suddenly insane and attempted to kill the
boarders.
He drove the women and children from the
house with q knife and held possession until tho
to be shot.
He referred to Mrs. Shields. OF 1907 Fremont
avenue, Philadelphia, as = relative. but soon
became so violent that nothing regarding himself
could be learned.
When placed in a cell at the station he tried
to commit suicide by choking himself with q
shoe string taken from one OF his shoes.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

The walking boots for Autumn and
Winter are as sharp toed as a wedge.
only the Piccadilly last Is considered
the style. For nice weather kid and
patent-leather with cloth uppers are in
demand. These beautiful boots are as
high as day board-S.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Teach Him to Pc a Christian.

To tho Editor
According 10 the open question OF Morality" l
say II Mortality" msrrics an Atheist, she has
to live with him, according to the teachings OF
To hiile, Aud II she is in fact q true Christian
woman, and only thinks or says SO, she viii every
day teach ucr husband the great Christian prIn.
ciples NEWTOWS.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Striking Coal Miners In Great Britain
Vote to Hold on.

LONDON. sept. 2S.-The striking coal miners
In Warwickshire ballOtcd Yesterday on II pro-
pusal To resume work at a 3 per cent. reduction
in their wages now and Il further reduction In
January. cut Of 900 men only two cast bal
lots In It's favor.
At u mass. meeting Of the striking miners
Of Chesterfield. Dcrbyshirc. to-day a resolution
was adopted declaring that the miners were OPP
posed to accepting u reduction of wages and
~plcdging faithful adherence to the Federation.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Policemen Flay Bail.

An exciting game Of ball was played at tn. Polo
Grounds this morning between mines representing
the Thirtisth Precinct OF this city and the Second
Precinct OF Jersey city, The players showsd re-
markaoIo proficiency in the game, The New York
policemen won. 10 to I, After the game the play
rrs nd spectators went over to tho Atalanta
Casino, where they had a big blow -out, Including
9Llim.ted beer and CLAN choWder.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Bismarck Win start fon Freidrichs.
ruhe on Saturday.

MERLIN. sept. %.-Trince bismarck is now
reported to be much better, and his departure
from Kissingcn for Frcidrichruhc has been fixed
for Saturday next. His physician, Dr. Schwenin-
ger, has already left KissinGcn. The Nossische
Hcitung comments to-day upon what ii calls
tho icIness OF the kilograms that passed between
Emperor William and Prince bismarck.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

Nothing but a vigorous and emphatic
expression Of public opinion saved
Central Park from the proposed drive
way, n the same potent influence will
probably be needed to save Riverside
Park from the Dock Commissioners.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Mrs. Adams Wants to Find Osborne.

Mrs. A. +. Adams. who resides al
the Falk apartment-house. 10 and !;
West Twenty-fourth street, accuses T
Wilmington Osborne. said TO be a rradu.
ate of Harvard and a classmate Of GOV.
Russell, of Massachusetts, OF takins
Jewelry and dress goods from her apart,
ments, She says that he wanted "a
marry her. She also alleges that she
loaned him money, Osborne hurriedIy
left 81 West .Forty-fifth street. where h.
roomed, on the day Mrs. Adams missed
her property.
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TO BE CLEAR ON CHICAGO DAY.
Tho Big Fair Will Be Out OF Debt
Oct. g..

CHICAGO. Sept, es.-on Chicago Day. Oct. 0.
the Exposition will be free from debt. excepting,
OF course. the stock subscriptions. which are not a
legal liability.
The Finance Committee has carefully estimated
the probable income OF the Exposition prior to
Oct. ., and has unanimously recommended that
the remaining 3 per cent, corporation bonds be
paid on that date. The floating Indebtedness on
contracts and the payroll will be cleared up
that day also. The Committee estimates that
pose.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
TYPHOID In MINING CAMPS.
A Hundred Cases at Virginia, MINI
Thirty at Biwabik.

DULUTH. MINI, Sept. est is reported that
there are one hundred cases of typhoid at Vir-
Einia, on tho Mesaba Range. thirty at Biwabik
and more or less danger OF a typhoid epidemic
In all the range villages.
AT Virginia the water supply IL from two small
lakes, scarcely more than mill ponds. and close
10 the village. The water Is badly polluted.
There is no sewer system in some Of tho camps.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

The country shares President Clcve-
lands establishment. expressed In his let
ter to Gov. Northen, at the present oh
structive attitude Of the senate minor
ity. But the country goes further than
astonishment. 1t Is also disguised and
Indignant.
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THE WORLD. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER g, 1893.
LETTERS

t7nfs QUINN sJor the benentor eper ybody
,rho hos a complaint To MAKE, a oriepat,cs TO
'rnt1die, Information 10 girs, a question 10
ass ar a Iuti,o serriss 10 dcknV'nied2e, ana
long letters caunOt De prilted.I
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Chicago was not a dull city outside Of
the Fair yesterday. With the Board OF
Trade shooting affair on one hand and
three mad Cinnamon running amuck in
the open street on the other, she mar
aged TO put In quite a feverish day.
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BOTH A REJECTED,
Baltimore m Ohio Employees Will
Consult on Wage Cutting.

GAINESVILLE, o.. Sept. 2s,-The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company has rejected
the proposition OF the railway en-
ployecs to accept a reduction in wages
OF 10 per cent. for three months, and has sub
stituted one proposing a reduction OF l.. per
cent. to be restored when the President OF the
Company shall deem that business will Justify IL.
The employees have rejected this and represen-
tatiNes Will go TO Baltimore to hold a conference
with General Manager Odcll.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Italian Government to Refuse Elk
aouatura IN tho New

LONDON Sept. 2S.-h despatch from Rome
to the Central News says that the Italian Gov
eminent has decided to refuse to grant eNc1naturs
to all the Italian Bghors nominated at the last
rnpal COnsistory.
This step is attributed to the Popc's refusal
to recognize the right ut King Humbert to
nominate the Patriarch OF Venice.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
CHAMPION FAT MAN BURIED.
Five Hundred Feet OF Lumber Used
to Make Ris Coffin.

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Sept, eS-Rhodc Islands
champion fs' man, George Walker, who died In
the village OF Rockland. ~scltuate. Monday, was
buried to-day. lie WAS ~forty-two years OF age.
"cighed hl2 pounds and measured seventy-two
inches around the waist.
The casket and box TO hold the body were made
10 order, and 500 feet Of lumber We're used in their
manufacture, The pillow Tor the head required
halt a bale OF excelsior.
The coffin - I fet 5 inches long. 3 feet ! inches
wide and 2s,g inches deep.
Walkers widow weighs less than 100 pounds
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Room In the Public Schools.

In this mornings paper School Superintendent
Jasper makes the statement that there are 20, 900
vacant seats In the public schools OF the city OF
New York. In tn. interest of IN. public n.
largs and for my own benefit as we'll. | would
ask him how many thousand children cannot go
to the schools Tor lack Of accommodation. After
this question is answered may take tho liberty
TO ask Mr., J, one IT two more.
=. NEWMAN. SIS East Eighty seventh street.
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THE cause OF the accident was that
the trains were running too close to-
gether." This Is the report about YES
terdny's crash on the Grand Trunk. 1t
opens a plain path before the authori-
ties who must take action on the occur
renee.
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Wisconsin Central Again in Trouble.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Sept. 2s.-Judse Jenkins|
IN the application OF John A. Stewart and e
win Ia. Abbott, writer's under the wisconsA
Central mortgages. has appointed Henry
WhltComb and Howard Morris receivers of both
the Wisconsin Central Company and Wisconsin,
Central Railroad COMPANY, Thls action was
necessary President Abbott says, owing to the
Insolvency OF the Northern Pacific, which owes
the Wisconsin Central $500. 900 for rentals.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
An Iuerpensire Dessrrf.

Make IL nice apple sauce with soul
apples; when cooked put six tea bis,
cults In the hot sauce and allow them
10 swell: flavor with nutmeg and CHINA
mon Put one biscuit on each saucer
pile sauce over t and eat with cream.
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pyramiter sorenaen Caught.

STOCKTON, Cal. Sept. 2S-Arel sorensen.
the alleged dynamitcr, whose satchel has been
f,, nd Glled with ~ namite. fuses. caps. Sc, WAS
arrested here last night. lie was a member
OF the crew OF the schooner Maria II. lie viii
DO taken to San Francisco to-day.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

Up to date the Broadway cable cars
have killed four persons and injured
eight. Altogether too much Of a record
for the briet period during which the
big steel rope has been running.
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This is an outdoor costume for a girl
of eleven. 1t is of fancy heliotrope hop
sack; plain skirt. with strap seams:
bodice drawn both front and back of
rich golden-brown Surah; wide shoulder
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lnhert.s 100000 in New York.

"olEDo, o, Sept 2S.-Mrs Stephen Hollands.
= Lima, has received Information from an at
torney in New York CITY that she has fallen heir
to 1900, 40 through the death Of an uncle in
that city. She started for New York yesterday
TO lock after her interests
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Heavy Prizs-F,ght,nv Penai,,s..

ore. Sept, rs. Twelve persons
indicted for participating in or arranging for
pr'ie-hshts in this city have pleaded guilty,
and yesterday each Was sentenced to pay a nne
OF Sl,OOO or imprisonment in the State Peni-
Tertiary OF 500 days. This WAS The lightest sen.
tsnes provided BY Law.
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sto,o n New Yer; woman's Jewels.

SARATOGA Sept g>,-AloaSo Willis, arrested
In Chicago YESTERDAY, is wanted here to stand
trial for stealing a pair NJ solitaire diamond ear
rings valued at $500 from The room OF Mrs. Henry
Hcss. u New York, At the ROssitcr House, this
village, Cp Aug. .. Wills was a guest at the
hotel 1T the time.
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Apply TO u Dealer In Old Coins.

To The EdTtOr1
I have a tcn-cent piece. Ono slide has on It
Liberty's head the reverse side an eagle some
what similar TO the engle on a quarter. All can
make out VI the date Is lS2-. Is there any pre-.
MUM for It? II 30. whore can | get IT,
SOLOMON KATz,
$50 Church street. New York City.
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NOURMAHAL STRIKES A ROCK.
John J. Astor's Yacht Damaged ON
New Hamburg Beach.

PouGIIKEEFslE. Sept. ?S,-John j. Astor's
steam yacht .Sourmahal struck on New Ham
burg Beach last night, and 1t Is thought the
rocks have cut a hole In her.
She was boached on the east side OF the river
north OF New hamburg Railrual tunnel.
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Arms may he taken UP against train
robbers. Only most thorough care can
guard against train wrecks. The lack
of such care, in every detail, should be
punished by the application Of most ex-
emplary penalties wherever It is made
A,.tAart
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Buttons In Far0r a0ofr,

Buttons are coming back again.
Basques emo coats are made double
breasted and fastened with four or five
big smoked pearl or a dozen little brass
buttons. a
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J.,otb of WaIktu, ,yock.,,

The new Fall and Winter coats are
thirty-three inches long. made with a
very full skirt, very tight waist. and
tremendous sleeves. Nearly all have
cape effects about the collar and Shout
darS
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HOUSE AND HOME.


Lillian Russell is thought to earn more
money than any woman in America.
All last Summer she was in Chicago
singing every night and two afternoons
d week. although the weather was in
tensely hot. Her salary was loo II
week. and in addition her percentage
of the box receipts averaged $500 a week.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

There can he no difference OF opinion
among Democrats on the Van Allen
case. Democracy and Wanamakerism
are incompatible.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

John Jacob Astor has been cruising In the Nour-
mahal a" tummef. she VAS built In 1854 for his
father, William Aston. by Harlan d loIings-
worth Company. after designs furnished by q.
Nillman, The N~ourmahal's measurements are:
Length over all, 23S feet water line, e2l feet;
beam, so feet depth Of hold, Is feet ~ inches
draught, l., feet ; inches; tonnage. J72 60.
The NOurmGhal was the largest steam yacht
anoat at the time OF her Launching, The Van
%drrbtlts, however, with tn" Inflated Alva and the
new English steamer Valiant, have put the old
Nourmahal way In the shade.
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Navahoe's Sailing Master Arrives.

Capt. Croker. late sailing master of
the yacht Navahoe. arrived this morning
on the teamer Aller. from Southamp-
ton.
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Wherever there is a hand to be lent,
let T. be lent towards making Manhattan
DAY the browning occasion at the
Worlds Fair.
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Fifteen Eight and Twelve for the
Deuces.
To tho Editor:

VIII you please explain how a nine spot and
four druocs make twenty In cribbaSe'
The evening world., 1893-09-28

Massachusetts has liked one Gov.
Russell so long and well that her Demo-
Gratis ave decided to offer her another.
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Yes, If He Ha. Worked Four Days.

II a boy works In a store and gets his pay on
Saturday and the store happens to burn down
before the neat Saturday. does he get four days
pay or mott FRED
The evening world., 1893-09-28
Accent on Pat. A"


To the Llltort
wan YOU kindly give ne the correct rronuncla.
ton ot thu word Cleopatra LITERARY.
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Manhattan Day ut Chicago must be
made q success.
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Yellow Jacks fresh start In Bruins
wick Is a heavy encouragement to that
stricken city In Georgia.
The evening world., 1893-09-28

Yesterdays interchange OF opinions
among the Senators throws now light on
the Courtesy OF the Senate"