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Evening journal., 1893-09-20

Mrs. Aziel Dodd. of Mnlsboro, is visit
ing Mrs. l. w. ueinzsr.
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The weather.
ITEMs of INTERssT.

WAS HTNoroN. Sept. 20-Forecast tin 5 D. m
Wednesday. For Delaware: Fair, cooler.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

A bachelor never feels happy when 81 e
buttons on his clothes have their OF days.
Rochester Democrat.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20
rnuoArIoNAL.
MEDICAL

TTAkRIED LADIES,-SEND 10 CENTS
MI for "1nfailible Safeguard" (no medicine
no deceptiona Just what you want ladies
Bazaar. Kansas City, Mo.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

Secure Your Seats Now
In the Commercial College mis- ht
school. Begins Oct Cd. No classes.
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DIED

"Ah.r said the President. "this is another
important cry y-sis."-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

Mrs. R Leslie Appleby. Of this city, is
visiting relatives in Chester.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

Miss Georgia Carver, of Wilmington,
is visiting her OLD home in Doylestown,
Pa She is the guest of Miss E. Agnes
Drummer.
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ArnAN onIET. NJ.
pann.,IranIa n.Ilraaa.

express, 8l0n. m.. BOO. flO ana 6Ol b. m.
week days. Accommodation. SEQ and 8.ii
m., $50 AND 40 b. m. sundays -exurnis.
n. m. Accommodation, 500 and 8.ii D.
400 D. m.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

George H. Loomis. of this city, is the
guest Of friends In West Chester.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20
uFrp WANTED.
no4un ann HOOBTs.


1.-TWO FRONT ROOMS COMMUNICATING.
i unfurnished,C cheap. Also DoaIdersNakou.
Apply linl West sixth street.
NOR nFNT -INFpnNfsurn CnNn rfsl-
n eating rooms. location central Address
l.. ~ ihis Office
DOARu AND LODGING. IN A thrfEOl-
" able fIuflV. reference required. ItrmH
moderate. so. i0i West Twelfth street.
NNTANTfD GENTLEMEN nOARpEhs
w in private family No. s-i Nanhuren ~.
WANTED -BOARDERs Ar 40 gi MAR
w ket street.
NOR RENT D. FRONT ROOMS FOR
II Housekeeping and LODGING, 3ll ahipley So
DOARDERs WANTED AT 10. 2ls WEST
- street.
NOR RENT TWO ROOMS COMMUNi-
IL eating. ON second h00r, furnished on un-
furnished. Apply at $50 Market street.
WANTED. .-BOARDERs, GOOD ACCOM-
w modations. No. iud Naet Fourth str"fi-
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fLniuA

Hlst leaves NiIniu.lon, EInrefIcot WlIil.
daily Except sunday at 1.ll q m. $50
and 300 p m. Sundays only. 300 q M. and l30
and 5.a0 b m.
The 500 M boat from Wilmington connects
et fennsgruve with steamer Major keyDold
for peuueFllle. New Castle. Delaware City
and Salem.
Boat leaves Pennsgrove daily Except Sun
day. At u.nuand luuu e IN and 800 p m.
crndayF only etb.lN a. u. 20 I'D and fil DIG.
The iO.N m boat from fennefiOVt has con-
nectI0us from Delaware River Railroad and
from Steamer Major heYlOld.
A. O.. MrDAusliAAD. Superirtendent.
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phiIadeiphia ana ReadInr n. n.

Leave Chestnut street and South street
whnfVc1, wlet days Express, 600 a.. M. 2.OO,
1.iN. 500, $40 u. m. Accommodation, 500 a.
o.. rl, accommodation, 500 q. no, $3.50 D.. IN.
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INsrKrnrInN- -nIrsIoAI.

MUSIC LESSONS GIVEN .ON PIANO TC
vi Young pupils. Terms moderate. Auull
No. lil West Twelfth street.
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FOR sALH
pUnIro sALrs.

DUBLIC SALE WILLIE SOLD ATpUB.
II Die sale at 40 lIa PnplHf street, ou irl-
dnv. September ed. at @ O'Clock a. n., q full
liu,. % household goods push rfrlur fuif.
walnut chamber .uiIs. carpets on rooms and
an other articles for Housekeeping. Sold to
remove from he city. w. A. HlhlLL.
Auciiuneer.
Evening journal., 1893-09-20

The Less of Self Circle of Kings
Daughters will hold "Carnivsl of the
Seasons at the Second Baptist Mission, at
Fourth and French streets, tomorrow
evening Tue proceeds will be devoted
to charitable work.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
STATE EQUALIZATION TABLE.
Kings County Assessment to b
Raduoed ale. 900.

ALBANY. Sept. 1s.-The State Board
of Equalization met to-day and adopted
the equalization table for 1893. submitted
by the State Assessors.
The apparent full value of the real
estate Of the State for 1892 was fixed
at $5,50S, 133, 1853.
The Assessors submitted a table of
equalization based upon the following
percentages, which, In their opinion, the
assessments In ca III county for 1892 bear
to the full value:
Albany, .745; Allegany. 10: Broome, "a: Catar-
aEus, .7k; Cayusa, SO Chautauqua. IS: Che
mung. IS: Chenango rs: Clinton, .66: Columbia.
so: Cortland. .6s; Delaware. 80: Duchess. II :
Erie 10; Essex. 10; Franklin 10; Fulton. 80:
Genesee, .56: Greene. IA; Hamilton, 80; Her
kimer. SIS; Jefferson. Sc: Kings. .6s+; Lewis so:
Livingston, 10; Madison. 81: Monroe, 10; Mont
gomery. 10; New York .e3; Niagara, .75:
Oneida, so; onondaga, rs: Ontario. II; Orange,
IS; Orleans, rs: Oswego. II: Otsego. so; Put
nam. ~; Queens: so Rensselaer,: .ss; Richmond.
50; Rockland. IS; Saratoga, SO: Schenectady.
SO: Schoharie. IS: Schuyler. 65: Seneca, 10; St
Lawrence .& Steuben. so; Suffolk. So; Sulli-
van, 20; Tioga. 49, Tompkins. SIS: Ulster. n:
Warren, so; Washington. so; Wayne, II; West
chester. 81: Wyoming. .65 Yates. SIS.
1t was stated that Kings County would
have a reduction Of over $l8, 900, 900 this
year on the assessment rolls.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
BIC MORTGAGE WORTHLESS.
Commercials Depositors Excited
Over This New Development.
Grening's Saratoga Hotel Pledged
to Snedsker Tor $4,000.

Depositors of the suspended CONNER
cial Bank in Brooklyn were thoroughly
aroused this morning over the latest
sensational developments In the manage
ment OF the wrecked institution. 1t has
become known that the fourth mortgage
held by the bank on Paul c. Grening' s
Saratoga hotel for $4,000 is regarded as
almost worthless.
The matter will be reported by the
Committee Of Five at meeting of de:
positors Friday night. 1t Is expected
that a proposition recently made to place
the affairs of the bank before the Grand
Jury will be advised.
Mr.. Haviland, President of the organ
izatlon OF the depositors. unearthed the
latest facts by looking over the records
He found that Mr.. Grening had mort;
to Director Ebert Snedeke Oct. 10,
1889. Sept 8, 1893 an assignment from
Director Snedeker to the bank was re-
corded.
The depositors wa.t to know why the
assignment OF the mortgage to the Com
mercial Bank, executed Oct. 10. 1889, was
not recorded until Sept. 8, 1893, nearly a
month after the bank had suspended
When Mr.. Grening took the Kensing-
ton, Mr.. Haviland says. 1t was subject
to mortgage Of $500 s, He docs does INC not
$4,000 at the highest price.
At the meeting OF depositors Friday
night the Committee of Five viii report
on their trip to Albany.
They say that Banking Supt. Preston
admitted before them to Gov. Flower
that in 1892 the capital of the bank had
been impaired $1,000 He also said at
one time the bank had been compelled
to make daily reports.
These admissions. the depositors
claim, sustain their charges aginst Mr..
Preston that he knew OF the weakness
of the bank two years before 1t failed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
RAID on A POLICY SHOP.
All but Four of she Inmates Sue.
cesded in Escaping,

Francis Mcclure. of 172 Columbia
street; James Frazer, Of 100 Third ave-
nue.: William Cambridge. of 7o6 Baltic
street, and James Hatton. Of 1888 Baltic
street, Brooklyn, were held for examina-
ton in the Butler Street Police Court,
Brooklyn, this morning on the charge
Of being inmates Of a policy shop.
For several days complaints have been
lodged at the Tenth Precinct Station to
the effect that a policy shop was rum
ming at III Third avenue.
Detectives Graham and Raleigh inves-
tigated and decided to raid the place last
night.
was not in the place when the detectives
arrived. Francis Mcguire, who was
in charge. denied that 1t was policy
shop.
The front part Of the place is osten-
sibly q cigar store. The only way out
Of the back room is by narrow pas
sage and two windows.
When the detectives reached the back
room they found each window clogged
up by men endeavoring to escape.
A large number of policy slips and a
quantity Of gambling paraphernalia were
seized.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
BROOKLYN NEWS.
IN BROOKLYN PLNHOUsEs.
Robson Revives "A Comedy Of
Errors" at the Park.
Pslmer's Company at tho Column
hia-Other Attractions.

"A Comedy Of Errors was revived
last night at the Park Theatre, in
Brooklyn. by Stuart Robson and his
company. Mr.. Robson assumed the
role Of Dromio of Syracuse. He made
as great hit in that part as he did on
former occasion. Giles Shine, as
Dromio Of Ephesus. cleverly initiated
Mr.. Robson's voice and mannersms.
aad at times 1t was difficult to distin-
guish them. W.; H. EllWood. John J.
and the other members of the cast did
well.
COLUMBIA THEATRE.
selected for t the opening Of ~ A. M N. PP aii.
mers company at the Columbia Theatre
last night This play is one Of the best
in the repertoire of Mr.. Palmer's com.
pany, and 1t was received with marked
attention. J. H. Stoddard and Frederic
Robinson in their original characters.
Julia Arthur, Wilton Lackaye and Z.
peels e sad cd Vii Be
given tomorrow evening.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.
McFee Of Dublin was introduced
House last night. John T. Kelly, who
personated McFee, sang many songs OF
his own composition. and was rewarded
mnsh nep psase Georgia hf faRe Wh4
rem d. Lombard, Richard Jones, AIDE
laide Randall and others, all of whom
were satisfactory.
THE AMPHION.
-" The Span Of Life" thrilled the au.
dience at the Amphion last night. The
| piece Is melodrama of the good, old
style, in which the hero is pursued by
a villain, whom he conquers In the last
act, and all ends happily. The princi-
pal scenic feature Of the play was hui
upon which the hero's family passed
over a chasm in safety. Characters ir
in the play were Interpreted by w. s
Hartford, w. r. Furlong, Harry Rich
Edith Fassett Tilton. Rachael Sterling
and others. The piece was wei
mounted.
EMPIRE THEATRE.
"A Flag Of Truce" was seen at the
Empire Theatre last night. 1t was pre-
parts were in the hands Of a compe
| tent company.
NOVELTY THEATRE.
A Fair Rebel interested a larg'
crowd at the Novelty Theatre last night
| The role of Col. Mason was acceptable!
portrayed by Edward r. Mawson, ant
the other members Of the company die
well. The mountings were picturesque.
GAYETY THEATRE.
Comrades" was the vehicle adopted
| for the appearance Of Helen Mora at tn.
Gayety Theatre last night. Comrades
is a rafting farce-comedy. with plent;!
was enjoyed by those who witnessed 1t
Among the specialties introduced wer,
! fancy dances by Annabelle, who was en-
cored several times.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Local News IN B-ie..

Tho Carlyle Society, OF YorkviIlc, will discuss
"Womans Rights at a mock session Of Congress
on Sunday, Sept. "a. at Terrace Garden.
A package party, entertainment and hop will
be giyGi at Renwlck Hall. Eighty-siKth street
and Third avenue. Thursday evening. under the
auspices OF Golden Rod Circle, No. ll3. G. u. +.
The ]. T.. March Italian Association marched
down Centre street this morning bound for Green
wood Lake. where clam chowder will add to
the enjoyment of the days outing,
Major Thomas Sloan, OF the old Guard. has
written TO Jerome Buck, Of the Sons OF the Rev
olution, rendering an escort Of the Old Guard
at the dedication OF the monument to Major Ma
than Male In city Hall Park next Evacuation
Day.
Judge McAdam. in the Superior Court. to-day
granted Johanna Ring, Of 70 Norfolk street a
decree OF separation from her husband, William.
on the ground OF inhuman treatment
Judge McAiam. OF the Superior Court, to day
gave decision continuing the injunction obtained
by the Rodgers Brothers against Gen. Ferdinand
=. Earle during the tendency OF their action to
compel him to rescind the bill OF sale and lease
OF Earles Hotel, at Canal and Centre streets.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
F0uGHT OVER An ulO FEUD.
Fifty Italians in q Riot After an
Ale and Wine Party.
A Policeman Mohbed While Rescu-
ing u Woman.

The lower end Of the Tenth Precinct,
Brooklyn. was the scene of an Italian
riot early this morning. But for the
timely arrival of Policeman Dennis Gull
hane, the riot would have reached such
magnitude that a whole platoon might
have been necessary to quell 1t.
Rocco Umbrella gave n mixed ale and
red wine party on the top fiat Of 562
President street last night. Fifty 1tal-
ians, men and women. were present.
Towards midnight the visitors went out
to the sidewalk. Through the indis-
erection of one Of the party a sectional
feud which had existed in Italy for
years was brought up. The men and
women were infiamed with just enough
bad liquor to take up the old contro-
versy.
Sides were taken and a general fight
followed. Policeman Culhane was stand
ing at Union street and Third avenue at
go A. M. He heard five shots fired
from the direction OF President street.
As he rounded the corner he saw a
crowd of Italians engaged in a rough
and-tumbe fight. He pulled his night
stick and revolver and started in to the
crowd. He found two men down on the
them. The men on the cobblestones
were getting rare pummelling.,
Culhane was one of fifty, but he used
his stick freely. The crowd soon began
to thin out. He at last reached the hall
way door, where he saw five men with
revolvers in their hands talking loudly
, A woman lay on the floor moaning.
AS Culhane entered the building the
Italians rushed in. upon, him. He
welded his stick with great effect with
one hand, while he struck right and
left with his revolver with the other.
He pulled Michael Derego. of 4S2 Presi-
dent street, out of the hallway, and put
him under arrest. He then went to the
aid Of the woman. who was Mrs.
Grenada Umbrianna. of 29 Fourth
avenue. She had pistol wound in her
left leg just above the knee cap.
Mrs. Umbrianna pointed out Renati
Pontello, of 4S2 President street. a. the
man who shot her.
Rocco Umbrella, who gave the party.
Umbrianna and Denego were taken to
the station-house. Mrs. Umbrianna re-
fused to go to a hospital and was taken
home.
Calhane escaped serious injury. He
was bruised a little about the face ant
body.
Justice Walsh in the Butler Street Pc
lice Court this morning held Umbrella
Pontello and Denego for examination
next Tuesday.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
MUST BE TRIED IN QUEENS.
0lssson's Appeal for . Change OF
Venue Denied.

Patrick ]. Gleason. ex-Mayor Of Long
island City, will have to stand trial at
the present term of the Queens County
Court in his own bailiwick.
Gleason was indicted In April for at
tempting to defraud the city while
Mayor by unloading worthless fire.
engine on the city and then auditing
the claim. He is said to have bought
the engine ten years ago for $50 and
sold 1t to the city for 5000.
Gleason applied to Justice Cullen In
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn. for an
order changing the place of his trial to
any county in the State except Queens.
He said the people of Queens are
prejudiced against him and that he can
not get a fair trial there.
Justice Cullen to-daI handed down a
decision denying Gleason's application.
He will now be Obliged to face twelve
good and true men Of his own county.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
AN INVALID ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Martha Simm ons Has Been III for
Thirteen Years.

Martha Simmons. thirty-five years old
and unmarried, Is in Bellevue Hospital
with a big wound in her throat II
she RECEIVERS she will be arraigned on
a charge of attempting suicide.
She lived with her brother, George, at
AL West Forty-fourth street She has
been an invalid for thirteen years from
chronic throat troubles Last Spring
she had an attack OF grip. Since then
her mind has been more or less ar
fected, and she had to be watched con-
stantly.
About 3 o'clock last night noise In
her bedroom attracted the attention OF
her sister. who went In and found her
lying on the floor. covered with blood
She had the razor which she had drawn
across her throat in her nand.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
PUT HER OUT OF HIS SALOON.
In Doing 30 Mrs. Rogers eays Kress
Broke Her Leg.

Hugo Kress. a saloon-keeper at POI
Throop avenue, was held for trial by
Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue
Police Court Williamsburg. to-day for
assaulting Mrs. Annie Rogers, a widow.
Mrs. Rogers lives over the saloon
with her eighteen-year-old son. Last
evening she went down to Kresss place
for a pint Of beer. 1t Is alleged that she
became noisy and Kress elected her.
Policeman Hayes. of the Vernon ave-
Tue station, found Mrs. Rogers In a semi.
conscious condition on the sidewalk. and
called an ambulance
II was found that her left leg was
broken, and she had sustained other
erine's Hospital She is fifty-five years
old. and II she RECEIVERS 1t will be a
long time before she will be able to
leave that institution.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Honor OF RoME'S CAPTURE.


The United Italian Societies will cele-
brate tomorrow the twenty-third ami
Nersary of the capture of Rome by Vic
tor Emanuel. There will be parade
In the morning and a picnic and recep-
ton In the evening at the Empire CO.
losseum. The proceeds of the enter
tainment will be for the benefit of the
Italian Home and Benevolent Society.
ton Square at 1890 A. NJ. The main
route will be down Broadway and across
City Hall Park. where the procession
will b reviewed by Col. George Il. Nc
Ciellan and other city officials. Mayor
Gilroy will not be In the city.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
PO. LIS GUARDED.
bitter Feeling Over Williamsoridge's
Village Election.

WILLIAMSBRIDGE. N. Y, Sept. 10
Williamsbridge always has a lively viii
lage election, but the one In progress
to-day promises to be the most exciting
ever held here.
The feeling Is very bitter One ticket
Is headed NY A. j. Mace for Village
President and the other by John II.
Drury. The Mace ticket was nominated
by the present Board OF Trustees. while
the opposition ticket is supported by As
sembyman Morris. OF Morris Park
The polls are guarded by a force OF
deputy sheriffs and constables.
The administration party is opposed
to the candidacy of A. II. Morris for
Senator this Fall. 1t Is conceded that
should the anti-administratio men win
II will be a significant victory for Morris.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
JUSTICE WATsoN's CRUEL JOKE.
Tells q Woman to "Hane Her Chill
dren in the Back Yard"

Henry Heymind, Of 1903 Eckford street.
Williamsburg. was sent to jail for six
days, by Justice Watson, in the Even
Street Court to-day. His wife COM
planned that he had assaulted her. and
Heymind admitted having struck his
sister-in: law, Sarah Corse, but said
Our home was a happy one until a
month ago. Then my wife decided to
cure me of drinking in saloons. and
bought ten gallons Of whiskey at bar
relied.
After Heymind had been sent to jail
his Wiz began to cry and asked what
would become of her children.
"Oh, take them out into the back
yard and hang them" replied this
unique Justice, who desires to pose as a
wit.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
HIT WITH A BEER-GLASS.
Mohincko Fractures the Skull OF His
EMPLOYERS Assailant.

Henry Mohincke. a bartender en-
ployed by Henry Heinbockel, OF 2
Division avenue, williamsburg, was
held in the Lee Avenue Court to-day to
await the result Of Richard jennings
Injuries.
Jennings, while Intoxicated last even
ing, assaulted Helnbockel. Mohincke
struck Jennings on the head with a
beer glass, fracturing his skull.
Jennings Is in the Eastern District
Hospital In a critical condition.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
COCHRAN Ar CITY HALL.
He Had a Talk with Gilroy and Then
Wont to Washington.

Congressman w. Bourke Cochran. was
at the City Hall this morning, and had
n long talk with Mayor Gilroy. Mr..
Cochran had been resting for a few
days at his country estate on Long ISL
and.
When questioned as to the alarming
reports regarding his health, he said he
had had a touch OF malaria, to which
he was subject. His health otherwise
was good.
The Congressman left for Washing
ton at II O'Clock, He would not discuss
notifies
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Andrews, Alias Reid. in the Eands
of tho Police.

Edward Andrews. alias Edward Reid
OF Coney Island, a professional fur
nished-room thief. was held for trial In
the Jefferson Market Police Court this
morning. He was arrested last night
by Detectives Engehousen and TyrrelL
of the West Twentieth street station. for
stealing clothing from the places where
he engaged a room with a woman whom
he claimed was his wife.
The complainants were Ernest Klee
of 32l " est Fifteenth street: Edward
Kinds, OF 203 West Twenty-iirst street
and Mrs Wilson, OF 249 West Twenty
fifth street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Brooklyn Brevitles.

between and o'clock this morning thieves
broke into Peter Kane'S saloon, at So ClAsson
avenue. and stole 80 worth OF cigars and liquors
and $40 In money.
Fire at o'clock this morning in two-story
frame buildlhg at las Twentieth street caused
q loss OF $500 building and 500 on the stock
Of Mrs Mary Reuter-, who kept a grocery there,
Edwurd Toohey, thirty-three years old, OF sN
johnson street, while drunk early this morning
stumbled into Gowanus Canal at the foot of
Smith street He rescued by Policeman
polaa and locked w ca . charge Of intoxieation.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
DEPOSITION of Charges Agai
Policemen.
Against

Charges against policemen were dis
posed OF by Police Commissioner Hay
den, of Brooklyn, to-day as follows:
James p. McCloskey, Fifth Precinct.
off post and in saloon and being absent
without leave. fined seven days pay:
John +. Collins. Thirteenth Precinct. off
post, fined two days pay; Michael F.
Roche, Fifteenth Precinct, failing to
properly patrol post, fined half d days,s
Squad. using abusive language to a
woman, dismissed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
DR.. parkhurst Coming Home.

The Rev. DIR. Charles II. Parkhurst.
pastor of the Madison Avenue Presby-
terrain Church. and President Of the So
ciety for the Prevention OF Crime, is ex-
pected home tomorrow. During his
European tour DR. Parkhurst Visited
the slums of London and he will prob
ably preach on that subject next Sun
day morning from his own pulpit
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19

Mrs. Batas's Examination Postponed.
The examination OF Anetta f. Me
Grath- Bates, who claims to be the wife
OF young Charles +, Bates in supple
mentary proceedings before Justice
Fitzsimons, in the City Court. on n
Judgment, In default OF SOL, g. was ad-
journed by consent to-day until next
Tuesday. The amount Is claimed by
John Odell for keeping the young
woman's horse and cart.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19

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builds up the whole system. AS an APP
petizing, restorative tonic, it sets at work
all the processes OF digestion and nutri-
ton, and brings back health and strength.
For all diseases caused by torpid liver
or impure blood, Dyspepsia, Biliousness,
Scrofulous, Skin, and Scalp Diseases
even Consumption Tor Lung scrofula) in
Its earlier stages-the " Discovery Is tho
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II Il doesn't benefit or cure, In every
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1893-09-19
Alleged Thief Changed His Under
wear

Thomas Allen. thirty-eight years old.
who says he lives in Baltimore, was re-
manded for examination in the Myrtle
Avenue Police Court. Brooklyn, to-day
on a charge OF stealing from the house
OF u. u. Gridley, rs st: James's place. a
clock and ornament, silver penknife and
other articles and then changing his
OWn for silk underwear. -