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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29
The Iat8IHg8lC6l'S 4 Cglt a word COUPON.

buy anything. situation, good cook good servant
faithful clerk desirable boarding place, found stany
thing write just what you want plainly in tie blanks below Cut
this send with amount the rate of cent per word
first insertion oneha per word for each subsequent nse
tion THE lNTELLGENcER No. ~ Fourteenth street. Moth
ing less than 10 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29

Novelty SILKS and Braids at
+ EMsIEIIER's
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ROIF g 2-ANE.
1877 MARKET STREET.. se2b
FOB Said.
Lots in Behrcn's and spoIdol's addition.

Lots In Behrcn's and speIdel's addition.
Corner lot Thlrty:lfth and Chaplino streets,
house two rooms aud kitchen. Cheap
A flour mill. with roller procGsI, twenty-five
barrel capacity. Water mud steam power. Saw
aud plancr also attached: doing good business
in tho country. This Is bargain Coal within
200 feet. Has thitty.Seven RaseS o. land VIII
sell all together acknowledgements. 81 ~
No. SI27 Eolf street, franc house, six rooms,
largo ccllnr AllHv corner. Easy terms
No. a120 Fol street. Brick house, six rooms
and hall. good location Cheap Easy terms
Three houses on Wood, street. high ground,
No. ISIS. $50 aud 1891 $751; eRGh.
Two houses on Twenty.nlnth, iour rooms
each. Sl.iN0 each.
A good farm Of 7lss acres ono anda hall miles
from the city. 4 good Orchard. sic arrpt In
grapes has tive roOmed house, StableL etc. mud
tho best OF watet VIII sell on easy tesInA or
trade for nIty property.
Lots IN lIodmann'a addition. the best value In
the Eighth ward on very easy teslna fora short
time
Brick house, four rooms aud hall Forty.lEie
and Wood streets, full lot
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29
DENn o'KErr1E, solicitor ior compIaln
NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.

To all peuons holding Hens by judgment Or
otherwise. on the real estate or any l'utt
thereof. VI Joseph Mpeweayet;
In pursuance OF a decree oltho clrcnlt Court Of
Ohio County, uiado Ia d cause therein pending,
TO subject tllo real eStnto OF the said Joscph
LInOweayet 10 tho satisfaction Of the liens there
on you arc hereby required TO present ~ claims
held by you and each OF you against Tue sAl1
Joseph LinoWenvcE. which arr liens on his real
estate, or my pars OF IL for adjudication 20 me'
at my Office 80. 1877 Chapline street. Wheel
lug In tho county Of Ohio, on or before tue 2lst
Given under my hand this 18th lag Of Sep.
TENDER A y. l5gJ. J. y. hLsONs.
S02l.Th Commissioners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29
NESBITT & DEVINE,
1899 Market Street. sol0
LEGAL NOTICES
OoMMIssIoNER's NOTICE.
IN THE CIRCUIT coURT or OHIO COUNTY;
Daniel sohambrl's Admin.
iStratot In chauccsy,

BY virtue oftwo orders entered In the above
entitled cause on tho 9th and 10Th DAYS Of sep.
TENDER, 1898, respectively. BY the Circuit Court
aoOmmiNIoner OF said court, 70 take, state aud
Eirst-Tho value Of the defendant Joseph
LlneweavcrS real property mentioned In com
plalnants bill, with tho liens thereon, II any,
and their priorltie4
seeond-The amount and rank IN order Of
priority Of complalnant's claltn. and
ThlCd-Any other matter pertinent, any oil INC
parties hereto may desire ,.,
has fixed upon Saturday tho list day Of OCTOBER
1891 md his ofllee, No. 1871 Chnpline street,
Wheeling, West virginia, as the pacc. at when
he Will proceed 10 ascertain the Seveaal lpalteEs
]. d. ELSQN.
Commissioner.
FN...,. FtIg..,,.,s,. 6hJfntt.. Ia pntu ntnuuuE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29
PIKE BUILDING LOTS |

$500 buys lot 50xiT5 in that faStgrowlng fine
residence plasO OF Park View, with natural g1S,
good water, good Ecwrage new school house to
educate your children. Shndc trees. side walks.
Only i've mInute5' walk from the motor. Ten
houses built within ono year. Terms, one, third
cash. ono.third in six months, One-thinl In
twelve months These lots are fast growing into
money. Only q few left. Call at once.
Point ctcapS Lots at Edgingtoil cieap. Lots AZ
Pleasant Valley cheap Lots ut Elm Grove cheap.
Call on s We arc headquarters for National
pike lots
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F0R 8 ~ IE.

TO r 8 A Ii
u, Tive business Is hodsei on Main street Centre
si60O.
:, House Of four rooms. Tweuty-nintA street. lot
House OF i've rooms. brick. Eor stFeot, Centre
Houss 81 seven rooms. Fifteenth street, $500.
House OF six rooms, brick. lot 25Xl2l iect, Main
street. CCntre Wheeling 5000.
Lot cast end Fourteenth street, 500.
Corner lot on Llnd street. cheap, $780,
House Of five rooms, Woods street, East Wheel
House OF four rooms. Eighteenth street 81 900.
Three houses, MpyStcn street cheap S2.bJO.
[ House OF three rooms. Twelfth street, $40.
House Of eight rooms. s!xtesnlh street. In
good condition, Sl.f00.
Three lots, bJx10Ol feet, Fllan, White & Gala
ghGr's addition. $50 eaclt.
House q SIX rooms aud stable, Eighteenth
street, $1,000
Three lots In Park View, cheap.
one.hGlflot Mccolloch street, Centre Wheel
lug $500
Fine suburban property, two milo. from tho
city, five inInuteJ walk from motor line, new,
with all modern improvements Cheap.
Lots on Caldwoll'S run $3.50 cacl.
Fine farm Of l48 acres on National road, niue
miles cast OF the city, on easy TURNS.
House. four rooms, Twenty.thtrd street. 81. 20
Business property on Market street ut lnodef,
ato price.
one Of tho best manufacturing sites In tho
city, fronting on two railroads
$40 500, $1,000 sL5OO and 5000 TO loan on
city real estate.
NESBITT & DEWINE,
1899 Market Street. sclS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-09-29
FOR SALE.

Nor SALE-A SMALL BAKERY
IL doing q good business: best Of reasons for
selling. GEORGE ]. MATHlS0N, 1928 Market
street se2S
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HERRY j. FINK,
REAL ESTATE,
Telephone OSz Ise27 lil1Aiarkets street
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FOR Said.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
BROOKE YIN NE Tvs.
COHEN HIS OWN DETECTIVE.
His Pipe Factory Has Been SyS-
tematically Robbed.
He Charges Henry Wise with Re
ceivlng tho stolen Goods.

Henry Wise, of Il Graham avenue.
Williamsburg. was rcmandod tor exam.
ination in the Even Street court,
Brooklyn. to-day ON a Charg" or r"-
cciying stolen property.
Detectives Campbell AMI Lyon. of ia,
Sixth precinct, say there Is = good d"il
more in the case than appears on tn,
surface. They say they expect to prov,
that Wise, who has acted ~ drummer
for "A number Of tobacco hon "", ~ con.
hcCt"i with a gang of cNprrt thieves.
Emanuel Cohen. Of ~ East one, Hun.
drcd ana Fourteenth street, is u manu-
factutcr of meorschHum pipes at -
Orange street. lie always has - large
years he has been robbed steadily and
mSst"riOuSly. MIR. cohen has tried
watchm"n, detectives, everything In
fact that could be tried.
through some bank officials that Henry
Wise. who lived "a quiet III" in IA modest
quarter of Williamsburg, was Cashing
Il good many checks. The strange part
from tobacConistS. II was only u slight
clue, but Mr.. tuhcn went to work on II
with viEor. one Of tn" parties VINO had
given Wise II check was Henry Berbrrt,
had contributed $40.
MIR. Cohen called on Berhert y%cster-
lay, ana v nile IN IN" store recognized a
quantity Of pipes which had been stolen
from him. Not caring to arouse the to-
h~aCconist's suspicious. Cohen said, care
lcssly.
Wise sold me the other day"
well. you ar" not far OFF" replied
Tcrber' laughing. For | bought them
from Wise. He does "A great trade. be
caus" he sells things cheap. Why. he
supplies half the stores In Williams,
burg"
Mr.. Cohen. having a"sCcrtained all hr
and got out "A warrant for tho ares
of Wise.
Detectives Campbell and Lyon took
the man into custody last night. They
say that he Is without exception ON
Of the Closest-mouthed prisoners they
ever had.
II is still a mystery how Cohen's fac
cory, was robbed. although the goods u
Rrrbert'S store have been recognized "a
his property.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
LAWYER DOCK IN THE DOCK.
He Disguised Himself to Search
for Illegal Registration.
Was Pointed Out. Arrested and
Charged with I~ntoXication.

Robert II. Dock. a lawyer. Of 81 Living
ston street. Brooklyn, was iin"d 81 10y
Justice Tighe in the Butler Street Polio"
Court, Brooklyn, this morning for intoNi-
cation.
When arraiGned Dock was dressed in
a very ragged suit Of clothes, blue ilan-
mel shirt, a dilapidatcd hat and old
shoes. lie had all the appearance OF a
tramp.
He told Justice TiEhc hat he WAS "A
member of the firm of Andrews " DOCK,
lawyers He said he had disguised him
self as n tram IN order 10 tnN"Htight"
colonization and fraudulent registration
by Democrats in Brooklyn.
He further said that while he pleaded
guilty to the charge OF intoNication he
order to get out Of the scrape as easily
as possible.
Last night. he said. he went to the
Grip" a saloon and clearinghouse on
Atlantic avenue neal furman street,
where he was To Investigate some al
legged fraudulent registration.
AS he was standing in the doorway Of
the place, he said, an unknown man
pointed him out to Policeman ilanhury,
of the Fifteenth Precinct. who imme-
diately arrested him ard charged him
with drunkenness.
When taken before Sergt. Walsh Mt
the sta"tion-house he disclosed his iden-
tity. He claimed that he was not in
t~oxicated, but he was lockcd up over
Col. Francis Bacon. of the Kings
County Campaign Committee, paid
Docks fine and he was released.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
JOHN BULL IS VERY UNEASY,
The Franco Russian Alliance Re-
garded with Suspicion.
German Newspapers Significant Re
marks on tho Subject.

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The evening world., 1893-10-31
FLED IN THEIR NIGHT ROBES.
Lodgers Over a Restaurant Had
Marrow Escapes at a Fire.

Katharine Nikinska until his morning
kept "A restaurant in the basement of l97
East Second street. She had several
hoarders and two big dogs named Lady
and Nero. The boarders slept upstairs
over the restaurant and the dogs were
let loose in the basement at night.
Mrs. Nikinskn went to the theatre last
night with one of her servants. During
her absence fire broke out in the rcstau-
rant. 1t was ten mute before mid
night when Joseph Roth, who lives
around in First street. noticed flames in
the basement. He gave the alarm and
aroused the boariers and the other ten
ants In the house. Th halls were filled
with thick. black smoke, which poured
out of the restaurant In volumes.
The inmates went sCurrying into the
street amid much excitement. Nearly
all had to get out In their night-clothes
and they stood shivering in the cold
until the iiremen had e%Xtinguished the
flames. The restaurant was burned out,
The dogs, Lady and Nero. We're in the
basement when the fire started. Nero
managed to escape somehow and turned
up all right. but Lady was SO badly
burned that she will have to be shot,
The fire caused $500 damage Mrs
NikinSka didn't return home until II was
all over. She Is insured.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
MRS. BLOSSE TWICE MARRIED.
Got a Divorce in America Which
ENGLAND Didn't Recognize.

LONDCN, oct. T.-Thc Coroner's in
quest on the body Of Eva Blosse, the
woman who shot ana killed herself Fri
day night, because. 1t Is said. OF the
discovery of her liaison with Frederick
Charles Howard. brother Of the Earl
of EninEham. who also shot himself af-
ter tn" discovery. was held to-day.
MIR. Robinson, n bruthcr-in-law Of the
suicide. testified hat she WAS first mar
ri 4 to capt. Edward Faulkner Lynch
Rloss". eldest son of Sir Robert Lynch
Bl"Ssc. She procured a divorce from
him in tn" United States some years ago
IN the grounds of cruelty and adultery.
She then married a man named Booth.
who was afterwards found to he insane.
Sh" was not divorced from Mr.. Blosse
according to the English law, and there
fore her name remained unchanged.
h Was possessed Of private means
and had lived at Whitehedds Grove.
Chelsea, for a year. She was Of per-
fcCtly sober habits. but was very ex-
ritahlp.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
NEGROES MENACED.
Fire Follows a Change from White
to Black Tenants
Threats Had Been Made by Dis
possessed Whites.
House Had Been Flooded, Then
Came This Suspicious Blazr.


A short time E tho owner " tho two
houses vhich form tho doubI1-dorkpr
a,, ~ 90, ~,
~SiNty-third street decided to put
ont All thn white peoplc who
A..
were ''iHil'S VI iNH anu "' Wv
rooms to Color"d folks, vino were willing
tu nav I, higher r,nt Tho white fam.
:, -, .a, oaia,a,
MOS "cr' t''' 10 move anu '"Ip''"
families took thoir places. No. 22@ is
already nlIrd with negroes. I'm No.
49,, -. n.,. ,.,,. c,,,u,o, .r, ice.
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and they viii have" to moE" soon.
E,arIy to-day fire was discovered in the
u.,a, 500, \, 90,
"ll"' l''' vi ~ --h
Tn" action OF the owner in ~ostablish
ing "A negro colony i'm the block did not
,,,o, ri,h ,ho ~nrnh,,inr ~, n,h,r roo.
pie in the ncighborhood, n 1t is said
that threats have been made. Miss
Eo,.,r ooioroa VOC arnoir,o1 i,ri,r,s &C
'".''' "''''"' ""' "f1''"',i WI d,
or NO. III. y negro nainei lalilc lived
with her and did chores around the
t,,,so pcsidos tbo ioni.rass the famI.
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les Of Donald MCCready ana francs
Iaior lived on the ilrst ioor' n fhllp
fnalnd"f or me mouse was vacant
laln% SAID TINS morning that ne went
through the house AZ. " o'clock last
night and found everything all right. a
rev minutes before lm lnlS mornins
lollcenian ANDERSON saw SMOKE Sonlhs
from inc WINDOWS on the thlrd noor.
~" pamseI WIN ms oauo OF ~ uh Wv
The evening world., 1893-10-31
Flats and Apartments 10 Let.
Brooklyn,

Brooklyn.
TO LET-FlntS; 4 rooms, bath; improvement
Sll to Sl3; also store, suitable for stove. Ia
or harness. maker; good location; So. Thus
J., l%iuvcraft, 2ll7 Fulton ~
To LET Corner Hat, Morris Park. T., l.. 5Ig
light rooms, bath, improvements rood l0cn
ton; low r,nt 10 TcspouSihl" party. 80 miIrta
The evening world., 1893-10-31
LANDLORDS in COURT.
Called to Show Why They Have Not
Provided Fire Escapes.

At the instance Of Chief Bonner sum-
monscs have been issued to the propri-
ctorS or managers of at least six hotels,
charging "a failure to comply with tho
law governing fre-esCapes, alarms and
other safety appliances.
AS n result there appeared in the
Yorkvulc Court this morning Landlord
Whitaker. of the Imperial Hotel and
Hotel carlo. a branch of the latter: II.
NJ. Clark. of the Madison Avenue Hotel.
and David II. King Of the Hotel Re
naissainCc. 10 Nest Forty-third street.
Mr.. Whitaker said that men were ut
work, and by Friday his hotels would
Toe equipped according - law.
1t va" shown tAnt the Madison Ave-
rue Hotel vas fully equipped, So that
complaint was drOpued.
Nj. King declared that his house din
not come" under the provisions Of the
law, AS II was an observation-disclosures. His
case was continued to FRIDAY. AZ which
time Mr.. Whitaker viii h" REQUIRED n
show that he has carried II his in'en,
tons regarding the Imperial and san
Carlo.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
GLEASON ~ FOR A FIGHT.
II He CENT Be "A Senator He Would
Pc m kssemblyman.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l.. /, Oct. al
Ex-Mayor +. .JGlcason has caused con-
siderable surprise and not "A little amus"-
ment In Queens County by announcing
himself as Il candidate for Assembly in
the Long Island CITY district.
Some time ago Gleason was nominated
by his new party, called the mt
M%onopolists, fol senator In the district
comprising Queens and suffolk CuGn-
ties. The State and local authorities
refused to recognize him as "A candidate"
on the ground that his party had not
been organized according to law. GlcH-
son appealed to the courts to compel
the authorities to print his name on the
tickets. The matter is still pending.
The eH-Mayor said this morning that
he had filed his certificate as "A can
didate for both Senator and Assembly
man, but that as h. could not properly
hold both offices he would withdraw
from the Scnatorship tight and cOniinc
his battle to Long Island city. his old
stamping ground.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
CHASE IN A GROCER'S WAGON.
Police m an Impressed a Vehicle and
Ran Down Two Thieves.

Two young men. George Frey and
Thomas McHale, who live in the upper
section of Williamsburg. We're held in
the Lee Avenue Court to-day or charges
OF grand larceny.
Yesterday afternoon the couple stole a
horse and rig valued at $3.50 belonging
to David Bernstein. of 100 South Ninth
street. A general alarm was sent out.
and last night officer KISSED saw the
buggy with the men in it being driven
slowly along Grand street.
The policeman called urOn them to
stop. but instead they drove down
Grand street at Il reckless pace, kiss"l
impressed a passing groCerymnn into
his service and took up the chase after
them. He followed the rig through va
rtous streets, and finally corralled the
men In Wallabout Market.
Frey and McHale both showed fight.
but Kissel. who IL n muscular fellow.
quickly subdued them. and after he had
bound them with ropes he took them To
the Bedford avenue station I'm the gro
Gerry wagon.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

Health and Strength in
Beefmalt.

Beefmalt will make YOU healthy,
hearty and happy, ana will keep
you so
There is more vigor in one bottle
Of Beefmalt than in a Storetul of
patent medicines.
Beefmalt wins flesh and color Ivy
a gain in the quality and quantity of
the blood. 1t is convertible into
blood with the smallest expenditure
of energy.
The malt is prepared from the
rpeSt and fullest grains, to insure
he utmost ood-Strength. The
celery builds up the nerve tissues, as
the heef builds up the llbreS through.
out the body.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
REFORM WAVE IN PARIS.
Gambling in the Gay City to Be
s~uppresaed or Restricted.

LONDON. oct. 3l.-A despatch from
Paris says that four clubs in that city
are about to he closed by the authori-
ties on account OF the gambling lone In
the houses.
Tn" prrfcCt OF Police. as n result Of
complaints that have been made, has
resolved to suppress gambling as far
as possible, or to supervise 1t in cases
whor" 1t is impossible to stop it entirely.
Commissarics will he appointed to per
form duty like hat done at Monte Carlo,
loans to players will he forbidden, and
play viii bc limited to certain fNcd
h urs.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
DARING STREET-CAR ROBBERY.
John Fitzgerald Caught but His
Companion Escaped.

John Fitzgerald. eighteen years old.
of Al Leroy street. was held in the JEFF
ferson Market Court to-day for n daring
robbery committed on n West street
car at S o'clock last night.
Capt. William Fowler, who formerly
conducted the kniCkerbocker Cottage,
at Sixth avenue and Twenty-ciGhth
street. was riding in the car. When
near Leroy street Fitzgerald md "A com
panion got aboard.
While the conductor was in tho front
end of the car Fitzgerald suddenly
pushed the venerable Captains head
back and grabbed his watch and chain,
Then passing it to his companion, both
jumped from the car and ran.
The man with the watch got away,
but Fitzgerald was arrested in Leroy
street by Policeman Neobcr.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
PEACE MAKER LOSES HIS LIFE.
Hickey Interfered in a Fight and
was Fatally Injured.

James n. Hickey. a laborer. residing
at - Oliver street. died at Chambers
street Hospital this morning from a
fracture of the base of the skull.
While on his way home between II and
IL o'clock last night Hickey saw a
number of young men engaged in a
general fight at oliver and oak street.
lie tried to stop the fight and the
crowd turned on him and he was struck
on the head with "A club and knocked
into the street.
home. He complained Of feeling badly
and said his head panied him. He soon
became dclirious and his wife sent for
an ambulance. He leaves three children
No arrests have been made.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
ADMITTED THE EVIDENCE.
Ex-Justico Ksrns. of Texas, Knew
What CONSTITUTED Intox!cation.

EX-PoliCe Justice Oliver NJ. kcrns. Of
Fort Worth. Texas, was discharged in
jefferson Market Court this morning,
on his candid admission to Justice
Hogan that he WAS intoxicated last
night. Policeman Waters asked him TO
move on ~ he was standing in front
Of N" Imperial Hotel, and he Decline!
only a few weeks ago he came to
court to have a FREUD DISCHARGED.
When Justice Hogan asked him this
morning ii he was intoxicated, he re-
piled.
~ ell. Judge from tho way my head
feels. | think | must have been"
The evening world., 1893-10-31
KILLED AT A DERRICK.
Fatal Accident Caused by tho Fall
inc of a Tub ~ Greenpoi,;.

LONG ISLAND CITY, J.. l.. Oct. al
Antonio Johnson. forty-ciuht years old.
Of 10 RoN street. Greonpoint. a killed
this morning at the Barber asphalt
works at the foot OF Sixth street. Long
Islatd City. while hosting sand In ono
II the iron tubs.
re derrick broke and one Of the tubs
fell mr. Johnson. killing him instantly.
He leaves Il widow and five children.
His body was taken to Cunway's
MOrglc.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
LEFT CHICAGO ABRUPTLY.
Mrs. Victoria C. Woodruff Martin
and Husband Come to New York.

CHICAGO, Oct. Sl.-Victorla G. Wood
hull-Martln and her husband ended their
Chicago visit rather abruptly. They
had intended remaining some days. and
Mrs. Martin anticipated the renewal of
many of her old acquaiutauccs IN IN"
West.
Yesterday they notified the people Of
leave for New York ON the afternoon
train.
Mrs. Martin was shown an inter-
view with her sister, Mrs. O'Halloran,
OF New York. Mrs. O'Hdlloran said sh,
had refused 10 invite Mr.. ana Mrs. Mar
tin TO call upon her, and said she was
tired of the notorirty that Victoria had
brought upon the family.
Mrs. Martin said: Il have already
seen it. and have nothing 10 say abou,
Il now
The evening world., 1893-10-31
E,ec.lnn Rnoths Rnhheh-

rllli.\pELPHIA. Pa, oct 1l-N gang co.,
thieves haS been At work in this CITY, dcspolliae
the election booths Of their stoves chairs and fur
nu'Err The booths. Of which there are more than
&C. have been In storage since last election. and
upon h'iug oNrrhsuled TODAY the loss Vas dIs.ov.
orol flftv stoves, 2oa chairs as many tables, and
tnn lamps are among the missing articles.
The evening world., 1893-10-31

rH~llADEIPHIA. Oct n The Gear, cNtnc7,
law viii be- tested in this city ~ Moulu IN nc
ru' of Lee Fnok. wh0 , under arrest au the
charge - VIOLATION OF tao law. lie has been IN
thi, country moro than the number ~ Years neres.
Narv 70 curr'o him n remain here but he r. an.
G'gry a.' requires. lie will be- Defeated hy two
= me rna.t prominent law. rrs In tho city.
The evening world., 1893-10-31
ARE BOSTON PRISONERS ABUSED,
City Cncin}s II Investigate All Pub.
lie Institutions.

BOSTON. oct. 2l.-Thc Committee on
Public Institutions submitted a long re-
port to the Aldermen last night in
which 1t was charged that gross abuse
Of prisoners exists in the city institu-
tons.
Thc report was referred to the whole
PCard, which was authorized to carry
on an investigation of all the public in
stitutiUns.