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The evening world., 1893-10-17

t,or xasra,sed nv Mr.. Dolph, defended
~. r,,,py and contended nat the Jour
nal wa. absolutely correct, There was
~ ro,ver IN the nresidinR of,cer to count
. senator as nresent who refused to
.c.urer 70 his name
HOAR ON oUT-oF-DATE RULES.
lIr. Hoar Rep.. Mass.) said that the
,o,rnal VAS accurate in form and sub
stance. He believed that the Senate
A tnbe conntrv would see in the end
The evening world., 1893-10-17
DELFlN0 MUST DIE.
Court Of Appeals Confirms the Brock
lyn M~urderer's Sentences.

4 decision of the Court Of Appeals
was handed down to-day at Albany af-
frmisy the conviction Of John pelfno.
the Italian murderer. Of Brooklyn.
Delfno was convicted of murder in
the first degree for shooting Mrs, Caro-
line Gesell, " Dec, 26. 1882.
He was sentenced by Justice Cullen to
be executed by electricity al Sing Sing
during the week commencing June Il
last, but secured "a stay of proceed
ings on his appeal to the court of last
resort. =,
The crime of which Dslfno was CON
vlcted wal a most brutal, and dastardly
one, and the defense which his counsel
attempted broke down utterly on the
trial. -
The murderer will be arraigned for
%resentence within Il few days.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
THRILLING WITH THE ALDERMEN.
Second Avenue Railroad Changes
Its Motive Power.

The Board OF Aldermen decided to-day
that the Second Avenue Railroad Com
pany had been trlfiing with 1t in using
electric cars in Second avenue without
its consent. At hte last meeting an AL
derman called attention to the fact that
the Company was using electric instead
of horse power. He wanted to know by
what authority it did 80.
The Railroad Committee reported that
the Company had got permission from
the State Board of Railroad Commits
sioners.
Aldermen Flynn and Brown objected
to the report and it was laid over for
further consideration.
A resolution was passed requesting the
heads of city departments to give a
weeks vacation OF as many Of their
clerks as possible in order to enable them
to celebrate Manhattan Day at the
Worlds Fair.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
MYERS TO BE NOMINATED,
Mass Mesting @. Independents Called
for Friday Night.

h movement to give Comptroller
Myers an independent nomination, en-
elusive mention of which was made i'm
The Evening World' on Saturday, has
taken definite shape.
The promoters of the movement were
waiting to hear positively whether
Comptroller Myers was to be turned
down by Tammany Hall before taking
action.
ing members of the Business Mems
Democratic Association, and the Stock
Exchange. They have engaged Madison
square Garden in which to hold Il mass
meeting on Friday night. Comptroller
Myers is to receive IA denomination by
popular reclamation.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
SCHOONER YOUNG LOST.
Captain and Crew Rescued from
the Rigging.

Shptuih nho VIZ" NSSSoSN
the Rigging.
The brig Morning Light which arrived
in port to-day had IN board Capt. Cor
son and a crew OF eight men, rescued
from the three-masted schooner Charles
f. Young. which was abandoned at sea
in latitude i.iO. longitude 1880, on oct.
II.
Capt. Corson said he sailed from Phil.
lumber on Oct. 4. On the morning OF
er flying signals OF distress. She had a
small boat astern, in which was the
crew. Owing to the heavy sea Capt.
Corson could render no assistance. His
own vessel began to leak, due to the
pounding in a fierce gale.
The pumps We're manned and all hands
kept at work until noon the next day.
when, finding the water gaining, the
crew took to the rigging. Inc vessels
sails were carried away In the storm.
On the morning Of Oct. IA the Morn
ing Light hove in sight and took the
shipwrecked men off.
The Morning Light was on her way
to this port with a cargo of sugar from
Barbados. Capt. Guptell was in COM
mand.
The steamer Cub, which also arrived
this morning from Kingston, had on
board the captain and crew of eleven
men from the Norwegian bark Romulos.
from Pensacola, laden with lumber, for
Antwerp. She was wrecked in the gale
of Oct. 10, and the men were rescued
by the steamer.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
WISE WILL NOT WITHDRAW,
HI Reform Club Wants to Name q
Candidate in His Place.

The action of the city Club, or reform
ers in politics. in the Twenty-iirst Dis
trict, where they are n power, is being
watched with interest.
The Republicans thought that In Otto
Irving Wise for Assemblyman they had
named II mar who would be entirely ac-
ceptable to the reformers and would re-
ceive their support. Mr.. Wise is a son
of Rabbi Wise, and is IA young member
of the Bar. The Republicans thought
they had made an excellent nomination,
and hat the Diamond Back Twenty
first would surely be counted in the
Republican column again. But their cal
culations We're made without first hav-
ing consulted the rcformers.
Mr., Wise was called upon to-day by
Edmund Kelly, ecretary of the City
Club According to Mr.. Wise Mr.. Kelly
said that he was authorized to request
him to withdraw AZ the Republican can
date for ASSemhlymRn in the Twenty
first in favor of "A Reform candidate to
Toe named by the city club, and who
was to receive the Republican indorse-
ment.
After having recovered his breath Mr.
Wise asked what the objection was tc
his candidacy. Mr.. nelly replied hta,
judges and lawyers said he was Il mar
of irreproachable character, and from
SoCtatiOnS were good.
We'll. what. then, have you got agains'
me-" demanded the candidate,
Nothing, except that you once be.
longed to Tammany Hall" Mr.. Kelly Il
said to have replied.
Mr., Wise informed Mr., Kelly that he
would not withdraw. 1t Is thought tina
the reformers will name an Independent
candidate.
Tammany Hall has nominated Nose.
Herman for, Asseblyman in place o
Louis III. Hahlo, in the Twenty-tirst Dis
trict.
The. Tammany Assembly ticket wa.
Of r. j. kerrigan, in the Nineteenth
District.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Started to Fight Indians.

Yesterday afternoon a Kingsbridge policemsa
came upon two boys who were tramping along
the Hudson River Railroad track near Mount st.
Vincent. They were loaded down with three bed
quilts. The oficer sized them up as runaways,
and took them to the station house. There they
broke down and confessed that they had run away
from home to go West and hght Indians. They
gave their names as Alfred Sanders, fifteen, Of SOL
West One Hundred and Twentieth street, and Ed
ward Longmore. OF 3O7 West One Hundred and
twentieth street. They left home early In the
morning and took the quilts to camp out with.
Their parents were notified and took them home
last pisht
The evening world., 1893-10-17
A PRISON Err ESCAPES.
He Was Shot by an Ofhcsr and Lay
in a Hospital.

MOUNT VERNON, N. Y, Oct. H.
The police of this place are investigating
the disappearance of Somna Donate. an
Italian, from the prison ward of the
Mount Vernon Hospital, where he has
been three weeks recovering from the
effects of a bullet wound inflicted by
OfiCer DE Coursey, who shot him while
he was trying to escape arrest, charged
with burglary.
The hospital authorities say that Do
nato was allowed the freedom of the
yard in which TO exercise while con-
val,scing. but give no explanation of
the escape.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
HE BET ON CORBETT,
But the $40 Posted on the Fight
Somehow Got Lost.

James Fitzgerald, n saloonkeeper, OF
Jersey City, and Thomas Kane, of AS
Henderson street, quarrelled this morn.
ing about a bet they had mad regard.
ing the coming prize fight between Cor.
bett and Mitchell. Kane says he bel
Fitzgerald $40 that Corbett would whir
Mitchell n put up the money. After.
wards he bought a drink and told Fitz.
gerald to deduct the amour from the
so.
Fitzgerald then claimed tina Kane had
not put up any money, and insisted thai
he should pay for the drink. The saloon,
keeper was then arrested on a charge
OF larceny, and later gave bonds to awa al
the action of the Grand Jury. He denied
in court having received any money.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Spain Establishes a Press Censor
hin at Melilia.

MADRID. Oct. IA few days after
the attacks by the Riffs upon the Span
fish garrison. at Melilla. a large number
Of newspaper reporters started for that
place,
Some OF the reports sent ous!de OF
Spain were cOlorei 70 suit the political
opinions Of the papers 10 which they
were sent.
In consequence Of this fact a censor.
ship has been established al Melilla upon
all Geographic despatches sent from
there. Mai! communication IL difficult
and slow.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Three Cases Of SMALLPOX Reported.

Three Cases Of Smal'-Po Reported.
The following cases NJ small. poN were reported
at the bureau OF Contagious Diseases this morn
Ing
Lyon Tumbrum. thlr,y-hvc, OF 80 Madison
street. Peter Dclebino. two and a half years, Of
a6 Cherry street; Mary Larkin, eighteen, Of +3j
West Thirty-hfth street.
All the patients were removed to the Riverside
Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
HERRmAKN's THEATRE NOT SOLD
Postponement to Enable Him to
Satisfy u Judgment.

The sale of Herrmann's Theatre on a
Judgment foreclosure, which was ad-
yertised to take place at the Real Estate
Exchange this morning, was postponed
until the 25th inst, at the same place.
Adolph l.. Sanger. attorney for the
Wells Glass Company, plaintiffs, stated
that there would probably be no sale, as
the adjournment was made to give Mr..
Hermann a chance to fulfil his promise
q eOD
The evening world., 1893-10-17
BURGLARS CAUGHT AT WORK.

Chris Malone. OF S2s East seventy seventh
street. and James Lane. OF Ill East seventy second
street, were remaniei by Justice Smith. OF the
Yorkville Court, this morning, for a further hear
ing, on a charge Of trying to force the door Of
II, Steinnan's tailor store at Third avenue and
seventy-slxth street, at 2 A. NJ to-day. A police
man had to use his pistol to make them submit
to arrest
The evening world., 1893-10-17
SCHNEIDER WILL FIGHT.
Thinks He Has a Right to Land,
Contract or No Contract.

Karl chneidSer has decided to contest
the decision of the Board Of immigration
which has debarred him from landing.
Schneider arrived at Ellis Island yes
terday afternoon from the steamship
Russia. He Is a Berlinese, and dresses
in the height of fashion. He astonished
the immigration authorities when he
told them boastfully that he mad a con-
tract to work IN this country.
Schneider believes he Is entitled to
lanl. contract or no contract. He has
retained Lawyer 1rvin r.. Bacon. of
Room SO. Pulitzer Building, who will
move for a rehearing. MIR. Bacon is
quite confident that Schneider will be
landed.
Lawyer H.. Sherman. of 90 Nassau
street. who is counsel to the immigration
authorities. says he Is just as confident
that Schneider will go back to Europe.
IF Mr.. Bacon gets a reversa! of the
Boards decision in this case" said Mr..
Sherman. Il will give him credit for be-
ing a very shrewd lawyer, indeed"
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Policeman Struck by n Trolley. Car
CLERKS Accounts 10000

CINCINNATI r~tl7 "A shlrr4y, Ia, nay exceed
400" has Deer aTs..',rad IL u, local urce Of
TIN Welt Farsu E.preHz rImpauy. ana Money
order clsrs william X Orchard be- a fugitive.
lie LETT last s-ulvda! ulghi ~ Chicago and all
trace hes bern lost. lie q ths-r.fyo year. cid
and LaA bssn = trbi.n .mp.oyrD fpr seven
grzU
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Three snail F,rc.

Fire early to-day N he Uastn,Gt Of %.
West Forty seventh street occupied rs John
Brown, caused 800 damage. The ono.stpr frame
liquor store o' william e. Easan at % East
Que Hundred and Thirty .ipy'b street. NAI or
IRE this nornihg and $500 dan axe va dane A
hfe 10 The dwelling of Mr. POmenickel. st !
AOt,s lane. csaSA tlDJ damage.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT ny MAI.
Doctors Mccoy and Snow successfully treat
catarrh by mail. These physicians have received
thousands Of letters from grateful patients testify.
Ing to the fact Of their wonderful Improvement.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

A FREE TEST To ALL WHO APPLY.
Doctors Mccoy and Snow announce that all who
spply In person at their offices will be examined,
prescribed for and treated upon their first visit
without II penny to pay.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Caught in a Raid.

In Jefferson Market Court to-day Agnes purand.
caught In a raid at ITO West Twenty.nth street.
vaa held for trial. The men found were dis
charged and the inmates fined $40 each.
The evening world., 1893-10-17
Kelly Pasted Croniu.

James Kelly, the bIli-poster, employed by the
Standard Theatre, who was arrested last night
on complaint Of a night Waterman named Law,
renee Cronin. charged with assault, was dicharged
in the Jefferson Market Court to-day. Cronin
objected to Kelly's posting som bills. and claimed
him
The evening world., 1893-10-17

Do THESE QUESTIONS
APPLY TO YOU
III THEY 10. YOU HAD BETTER
ANSWER THEM At ONCE.
Thi. Bis City who Really Don't Know
what IL the Matter with Them.

Here nrc n lot Of questions that were put to n re-.
porter by Doctor !. Crosnp Mccoy, the we'll known
specialist md authority on diseases Of the nose.
throat and lungs. Doctor Mccoy said, ~ he die.
in,cd the questions; "Thcy apply to great many
people In this big city who really do not know
what IL the matter with them. Whoever reads
this viii be able to determine II they have cainrth,
for these ARE some Of the most prominent symp.
toms Of that dread disease, which means, II neg
icctcd, consumption and the grave Here are
the uupstipus.
The evening world., 1893-10-17

DoS'T miss New York Central's great World
Fair excursions Oct. 10 and 10. Only SO round
trip. -
The evening world., 1893-10-17
TROLLEY WIRE KILLS HORSES.
Jersey City Mnkmen Who Lost Ami.
mails VIII Sue.

About $50 this morning, as John
D~Glrymplc, a milkman. was driving
over his route, and while passing Ocean
avenue and kearny street. Jersey City,
he was startled by his horse suddenly
making a violent plunge and Their
dropping to the ground as IL shot with a
bullet. The horse mad stepped on "A
fallen trolley wire and was killed almost
instantly.
The wagon did not come In contact
with, the wire, and Dalrymple was unin-
lured. Before he could notify j. ID. Van
derbeck another milkman. of ii9 Ber-
gen avenue. who was also driving In the
stsfped on the wire and Immediately
fell y the ground. The animal was not
killed Instantly, but had to he shot.
BOth milk men will bring suit against
the Consolidated Traction Company
whicM pperates the trolley lines in Ter,
sey ChS, including the road where the
two horses were Ailled.
Policeman Struck by n Trolley, Car.
Nhile rrGsirg Hamilton avenue, near Garnet
r'res' Efuaal5R I'M, morning, Policeman Peter
flarlEal, o. the Hsm,ilon avenue station. was
sr."I ty ~ car . o'IAe Fifteenth street line.
end 'hipsu U tie r'sHuf. He WAS dragged sey
'Hh fHe' lht Uniform Has badly torn, and he
Nos uf..-d ~.Sgt tue !rft
The evening world., 1893-10-17
For Sale.
MACHINERY,
Board Wanted.

WANTED-Furnished room, with board; Is
minutes walk of Navy Yard; quiet place;
widow preferred Address Boarder, box b3S
World, Brooklyn. tr
The evening world., 1893-10-17

bes, TABLK d Horn IN cty l55c. !; upstairs
sI. BKizloLAEI' n East Tth u, pear B'Ssy.. "a
The evening world., 1893-10-17

- re- you nervous ~
- Are you detected -
HAY" you u cough -
- IL your throat sore -
IL your ryeslght poor
ls your memory pOor7'
g is your appetite poor
90 DO you hawk and spit 80
is your stomach weak ?"
A re- your eyes watery
" 10 you have headaches"
"Have yOu lost ambition 80
=" DO you take cold easily?'
do YOU have heartburn 80
4" Are you dull and stupid ;"
Is your nose stopped up?'
4" Ia II always fun Of scabs
:" II your breath offensive?'
4" Are your bowels co@tive7'
'is your hearing affected -
DO you have giddy spells -
g DO you have shooting palms,
Il" Does life seem II big burden -
4" are you cranky and irritable
F." liz your throat easily irritated -
" re you slcepless and rcstless'''
ID YIN wake up tired and duh ~
"DO you have pains IN your back 80
+" y you have smothering Attacks
90 DO you have unpleasant dreams''
Have you ever had night s~eats p,
u you have ringing In your ears?
u" DO you feel sick AT your stomach ~
rs your tongue frequently coated ~
DO you have roaring IN your head ~
DO you feel oppressed after eating ~
I" Have you got that all gone feeling H'
:" do you get confused In your ideas -
a. DO you have palpitatlon Of the hearth"
''Ts there n sense Of fullness In the throat 2"
''Is your mouth full Of slime upon rising go.
~ you find your mouth dry upon rising ~
do you see spots floating before yoir eyes,
'HaVey you hot and cold flashes over the body ~
Have Yum IL bloated up feeling in the stom-
- What II catarrhr why. simply. IL Is an In.
Of the mucous membrane Of the head
throat and stomach. That's what makes all the
mischief. We have thousands Of people to come
here and ask II they have catnrrh, or what causes
them to feel 50 wretched.'
The evening world., 1893-10-17

New. Yors cehtrai.. sSe s.sufslshh column. ~
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08

Tho bequest of the late John Thomson
co the city of Charleston of a residuary
estate, which il is estimated will amount
to a sum exceeding 500, 600 and possibly
twice as much. has naturally caused a
good deal of talk around town, and the
talk in most instances resolves itself into
the question, What shall we do with
ity' Ii is no secret that Mr.. Thomson at
one time intended to leave handsome
legacy 90 the museum of the College of
Charleston--in fact, will was made to
that effect--but it seems that the pres
emit will was made subsequently to that.
The money is given TO the city absolute
ly, which gives every citizen and tax
payer a right at least to express an opin-
ion as 10 what the city council should do
with it.-Charleston News.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08
The Queen Doesn't Count In Politics.


We are "a self governing country. The
occupant of the throne reigns, but does
not rule The queens political opinions
are her own. They have no more to do
with those Of the electors than those OF
any other lady in the realm. Her maj
esty's subjects neither know nor, with
all respect be it said, care what she
thinks upon home rule or upon any
other political issue On such matters
they take the liberty TO act upon their
own opinions, and no revolutionist can
do n worse service 10 the crown than by
attempting to make political party cap
ital by asserting that she favors one
party and disfavors another.
In 1880 there were many reasons why
the Tories were defeated. Not the least
of them was that Lord Beaconsfeld en-
deavored 10 convey an impression that
the queen was strongly opposed TO their
defeat, Yet, unwarned by experience,
II is obvious that il is intended TO appeal
10 the country to put an end to Mr..
Gladstones government by asking it to
regard this government as injurious to
the queens health because she is so fer
vent Conservative and Unionist.-
don Truth.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08
Recanse HeIs a jew.

However viewed, the refusal of the
Union League club TO admit Theodore
Seligman to memberships reprehensible,
unmanly and un-American. How the
well fed and well satisfied gentlemen
who lounge in the stuffed chairs of the
Fifth avenue palace expect the Republic
an party to become popular and keep
in touch with the people when the Union
League club, the representative organiza-
ton of the country, deliberately and
unitedly rejects as ~ member a well rec
commended young man of signal abili-
ties. clean life. and the son of SO eminent
philanthropist as Jesse Seligman. is
beyond comprehension.
The only reason for the rejection, when
facts are sifted, is because of his religion.
Ii is an unfortunate occurrence. 1t was
neither cosmopolitan, republican, Ameri-
can nor Christian. The Union League
club has made Inistake.-New York
Commercial Advertiser (Rep.).
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08

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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08
Eneninp Capital.
Arrlral and Departure of Malls.


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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1893-05-08
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