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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13

n E. SUTLIFF, dealer in coal
U,-Anthracite, Massillon, Jack
son, etc.; terms cash. Office
West Liberty st. Telephone 4S.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
Lost.

Lost.
A silk umbrella, gold head, marked with
initials &. NJ. o., at the Big Four deps I
The finder will please leave at Laundon,
Windecker q Co.'s store.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-13
PIONEER LIFE.

The following original poem was read
at the reunion of the Udall family at Gar.
rettsvlle, o., August II, by Mrs, Geo VI.
Caldwell, Of Cleveland, and is republished
at her reuuest.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
BROOKLYN NEWS.
MRS.. DARL0WrS SIDE OF It,
Says She Left Her Husband on
Account Of His Threats.
Denies Eloping with DR.. Giles-Dl-
vorcc Case Reopened.

The Barrow divorce suit came on for
trial before Justice Cullen and n jury
In the Circuit Court, Brooklyn, this morn
ing. A few days ago the Supreme Court
opened the default and allowed Mrs. Bar
low to come IN and defend her case. She
was early on hand this morning with a
company of friends.
Mrs. Barlow Is the wife OF DR.. John W.
Barlow, of 6S7 Bedford avenue. Brooklyn.
She lives at 17S Rutledge street. The
Barlows were married In 1876. They have
two children, girls.
DR.. Barlow names DIR. Charles A. Giles,
OF 1902 Hamilton street. Philadelphia, as
the o~-respondent.
On the witness stand, this morning.
Mrs. Barlow denied the charges made
against her by her husband. She said
that almost two years & she was taken
sick and her husband had her put in DR..
Coombs's sanitarium. She says he sub
sequently threatened to put her away
again.
On March 10 last she left home to
escape her husbands threats. She says
she went to Albany, from there to Mon
treal, to Plattsburg, to Philadelphia and
back to Brooklyn.
While at Albany Mrs. Barlow said. she
met DR.. Giles's wife, but lad nothing
to do with the doctor.
DR.; Giles was put on the stand by
the defense and denied all intimacy with
Mrs. Barlow.
Both of the Barlow children testified
that their mother left home to escape
being put In the santarium.
The case Is now before the jury.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
FLYNN SYNDICATE ENJ0|NED.
Gaynor Puts a Temporary Stop to
the Big Steal.
Pushing Adamson's Suit Against the
New Trolley Roads.

n OF Judge-elect William j. Gaynor's
clerks this morning secured a temporary
injunction from Judge Pratt in the STU
preme Court, Brooklyn, in the suit which
John Adamson has begun against the
Kings County and Nassau Electric Rail-
road Companies. owned by p. H. Flynn
and Brooklyn politicians. for the annul-
ment of the franchise.
I The injunction to prevent the compa-
MES from building or operating their
roads until the trial of the case.
The franchises In question are the his
toricai grants railroaded through the
Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen. The
grant was made by the Flynn syndicate
by the combination known MS the ''cold
thirteen" and was originally given away
In face of Mr.. Adamson's offer of 1855 ,00t
for the same privileges.
At that time. when the resolution,
came before Mayor Body. he refused tC
sign without proper compensation to the
The Aldermen then modified the resolu.
lions. They overcane the seruples OF
Mayor Body by proposing a complicated
scale of compensation based on the an
nual profits of he companies. which al.
lowed them to evade payment to the
city BY leasing the lines to another CON-
pany for a nominal sum-.
Mayor Boody's attention was called to
this scheme by Mr.. Grout, Lawyer Cav
nor's partner, at a conference, but His
Honor closed his official eyes to the pro-
test and signed the resolutions. "be-
cause" he said, the city would be more
benefited thar by a lump sum-" such ms
offered b. MIR. Adamson.
The franchise includes the privilege OF
erecting and operating lines on about
twenty-five miles of Brooklyn streets.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
GEAR M'KANE'S or GRACE.
Justice Cullen's Decision to Be
Given Tomorrow or Friday.
The Extraordinary Grand Jury Con-
tinucs Its investigation.

The extraordinary Grand Jury sitting
IN brooklyn, to inquire into the election
frauds at Gravesend, continued its work
this morning. and called n number of
new witnesses to testify against John
Y. McKane and his right hand man, JUS
tice r. V. r. Newton, whose cases were
tal;en up first.
Michael Murphy, private secretary to
McKane, and Joseph Denyce, another
Gravesend man, were the first witnesses
examined.
Mir. Shepard then sent for ]. d. Voor-
hees. the clerk OF Gravesend, who was
on the stand all day yesterday. Clerk
Voorhees, had with him all the books and
papers belonging to the town.
Col. Bacon, II. T.. Smith, III. s. Worth
ley, Rev. r. J. Kent, Mr.. Palmedo and
Charles II. Hyde called at the Grand
Jury room to give testimony In response
subpoenas issued yesterday to the twenty
two persons who went to Gravesend on
Election day with Justice Barnard's
Injunction. They were told by Mr..
Shepard to return at 2 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
1t was said this morning that when
McKane case, 1t would take up the
cases OF alleged frauds in Brooklyn and
an indictment would be asked against
a prominent official in the Corporation
Counsels office.
John Y. McKane has at least one day
more out Of Jail, Justice. Cullen this
case would not be rendered until to-
morrow or Friday.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
NEW JERSEY.
PROPERTY OWNERS OBJECT.
They Say They Did Not Sign a
Trolley Road Petition.
Lively Times Expected at the Ho-
boken Aldermen's Meeting.

There promises to be a decidedly lively
tim at the meeting OF the Hoboken
Board Of Aldermen this evening. The
Jersey City, Hoboken and Rutherford
Electric Railway will present a petition
for the privilege of conducting its
trolley lines through several streets.
There is no objection raised to this save
in one instance.
Among the streets for which the
franchise Is asked Is First street. the
narrowest and busiest ~thoroughfare In
Hoboken. The Company has a document
purporting to bear the signatures Of
more than two-thirds OF the property
owners on that street praying that the
franchise be granted .
When this fact became noised about a
canvass was made by some interested
party, and as a result 1t Is stated that
the signatures are not those of property
owners. but OF people who rent houses
on that stree.
A council OF war was held, and the
property owners. accompanied by coun-
sci. will appear before the Board tonight
and oppose the granting of the franchise.
They say First street Is entirely too
narrow for trolley road purposes, and
that IL the road is run through 1t will
depreciate property value and Kill busi-
ness.
The outcome of the meeting tonight
Is awaited with great Interest. 1t Is
obtained by means of false representa-.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
O.V TRIAL

ON TRIAL
That's a good
way TO bay q
medicine, but it's
a pretty hard
condition under
which TO sell it.
Perhaps you'va
noticed that the
Ordinary, hit or
miss medicine
don't attempt IL.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
DOWN GOES D|ST|LlERS.
New England Also Breaks, but
Soon Rallies.
Good Trading Market and Rich
Harvests Reaped.

There was quiet a sharp change In the
speculative temper this morning. Interest
centred chiefly in New Eng. . d for a
time. and the stock dropped u point to
10 IL on the intlmation by officials Of
the Company that the money for the
January interest will have to be ad-
vanced.
Still. President Mcleod says there Is
nothing unusual In this, the Company
having been obliged for years past to
borrow money to meet interest payments,
which money has been promptly repaid
out OF the earnings Of the road.
The drop in New England had no par
tlcular effect on the general market.
ment to cover shorts. advanced anywhere
from IL to ! 5.S per cent. New England
rose sma in symgga s,aGr t, told % % S,,' "a to 81 70,
chicago niaaea.'eG" Gas 'If f.s to e0t s 5".sp' Burlington NJ 81 & &
Quincy ] IL to Il 81. St. Paul IA TO 81,
Rock Island Ia to g. SO, General Elec-
20 10. Baltimore & Ohio "a to 20 81.
Northern Pacific preferred b-S to ~ 3-s.
and Omaha 3-4 to 81 Ia.
Shortly before II o'clock Distillers broke
suddenly from % IA to 25 3-S on advices
from washington unfavorable to- an In.
10y SA"''o iN.aN ." ;" Syh'
patty.
1t is stated on trustworthy informa-
ton that no new defaults will be al.
lowed on Jan. / on the securities of
companies composing the Richmond
Terminal system. 1t is understood that
the receivers will also ask permission
coupons on the Richmond & Danvlllt
O. between Jan. l and 10, and hat the
November coupons In default on the
! East Tennessee. Virginia IL Georgia con-
solidated IS will also be paid before
The break In Dlstillers had al unset
der a perfect flood Of sales. Chicago
General, Electric l3-S per cent. New
England, on the other hand, rallied to
q Ia.
1t was a fine trading market. and
those on the floor reaped quite a har-
vest from the various and rapid fluctua-
lions.
Money was as easy as ever. and bor-
rowers supplied their wants at l n l IL
per cent. on call.
Foreign exchange Is quiet. and II any
thing a shade easier. Bankers G0-day
bills sold at 4.SI IL a asa 81, and sight
at 4.S7 II 4.S7 IA.
A Boston despatch says money for
the payment of New England January
interest was deposited in the Contlnen-
tai Bank here this morning.
The Sub-Treas ury had a debit balance
at the clearinghouse to-day OF S5lJ, Oh,
which was liquidated In gold.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CHARGED WITH ABDUCTION.
Gaimaro Wants IL Woman Arrested
for Carrying OF His Son.

Guitano Gaimaro. of 2S9 North Second
street, applied in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day for Il warrant for
the arrest of Mrs. Rose Bisolani on a
charge of abducting Ills six-year-old son,
James.
Gaimaro, who is a widower. boarded
with the woman. They recently had
trouble and she swore to have revenge;
A week ago James disappeared, and
the father could find no trace of the
boy until Monday night, when, Gaimaro
learned that Mrs. Bisolani and a small
boy had been seen in the Lee Avenue
Court.
He followed up the clue and learned
that the woman had represented James
as an orphan whom she had b~efriended.
and upon this statement, backed up by
an investigation by the agent of the
Children's Society, Justice Goetting COM
mitted the boy to st. Johns Home.
Gaimaro went to the home and got
possession of his son. When he reached
the Lee Avenue Court to-day the Magis-
trate had gone home and he did not get
the warrant.
The evening world., 1893-12-20

EVERY day increases the popularity and sale OF
Tii:T's FTiRTIrrRE, The reason IL tina, prices
have been cut in hell. Don't forget this. ~
The evening world., 1893-12-20
GLEASON ASKS FOR ACTION.
Wants to Have Indictments Tried
or Dismissed.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l.. Dec. 20
Counsellor Francis II. Van Nechten ap-
peared before County Judge Garretson In
the Queens County Cour Of General Ses-
slons, this morning. and made a motion
to either have the indictments against ex-
Mayor Gleason for conspiracy in connec-
ton with the sale of a fi%re-engine to
Long island City ex-Clty Clerk Burke for
removing the election returns. and eX-
Clerk Philip ]. Coffey for removing city
documents. brought to trial or quashed'
Mr.. Van Vechten told the Court that he
had been waiting for the indictments to
be tried for the past ten months. He
said that the reason Dlstrtct-Attorney
Fleming had never brought the cases to
trial was because he had no evidence. and
also that the indictments were defective.
District Attorney Fleming sent for Dis
Electromagnetic Noble; and asked him
IL he would try the Indictments during
his term. Mr.. Noble replied by asking
| Fleming why he did not try them him
| self. District-Attorney Fleming. Their
made a motion to Judge Garretson to
let the indictments go over until Mobiles
term, which was granted.
Counsellor Van Vechten entered demur-
rers to the Indictments. Judge. Garret-
son took the papers and reserved his de-
cislOn.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
HAYDEN Distributes PLUMS.
T. r5Ts%S &Sc I W.
Thirty-two Patrolmen Promoted
to Be Roundsmen.
These Vacancies to BE Filled This
Week.

The DAYS OF the Democratic admin,s
,,,,to, ~ p,ooL,,n , ,r,,,o,oa ,na
'ia',oh III nlooNis" , nuiioe,cu' anu
as the end Is approaching the heads of
departments are displaying great activ-
e., In s,nniy,nr ,,o,r ho,hm.n n,,,h s,,y
IVY III suppis me 'heH "e'"'ieh WIZ" snug
berths.
On Monday Police COMMISSIONS Hay
don onno,nted forr,so, now notro,me,
ueh appointed fourteen new Pa'roinieh
To-day he promoted thirty-two police
mon to he roundsmen. and II Is his In
80. 4. H.. ia a. on, iii, ,hoa. ,,,,h
The evening world., 1893-12-20
NELL DIED IN HIS CELL.
Expert Comntcrfciter Expires Sud-
denly from Heart Disease.

John Poloke Nell was found dead In
his cell in the Kings County Peniten-
tlary by Warden Hayes this morning.
Nell was lying on his cot apparently
sie,ping. lie had not complained of ill
ness during the night. and 1t is sup
posed that the cause OF death was heart
failure,
lie was serving a sentence of five
years for counterfclting. He was com
mitted by Judge Benedict. OF the United
states Court, and Is said to have been
among the most expert counterfrlters Of
specie in the country.
Had Nell lived another week he would
have been a free man, as his sentence
expired the day after christmas.
The Coroner viii hold a post norton
examination tomorrow,
The evening world., 1893-12-20
SUPT. MAXWELL CRITICISED.
Charges OF Incompetency Incense
BROOKLYN School Teachers.

Public school teachers in Brooklyn are
said to be incensed against William II.
Maxwell. Superintendent OF Public In
structlon, because he stated that many of
them We're incompetent.
His charge was based o n the method
employed by the teachers In examining
scholars. which Mr.. Maxwell reported to
quate.
The acher have submitted resolutions
10 the Board, crlticising Mr.. Maxwells
action.
The Teachers Association will hold a
meeting next week to take further ac-
ton In the matter.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
LIE ROSA USED A KNIFE.
Goldsbrough Blamed Him for HIS
Defeat at n Primary.

John lie Rosa. Of 249 Greene street, was
held in l.500 bail by Justice Watson. in
the Even Street Court. Williamsburg. to-
day. on a charge Of assault In the first
degree.
lie Rosa was an inspector at the
Republican primary in the Eighth Dis
trlct of the Seventeenth Ward last even
Ing. He Is n member OF the Folkes fac
tlon. Henry Goldsbrough, the Candidate
OF the Mason faction for Secretary. was
defeated by one vote. and blamed lie
Rosa for It. The two men quarrelled,
and stabbed Goldbrough In the ear, be-
hind the eye and in the face and shoul.
der.
Goldbrough fell unconscious to the
ground. and lie Rosa ran away. He was
captured an hour later in the cellar Of
the house 1856 Huron street, and gave
the officers a desperate fight.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
A CANINE WITNESS.
Dobson's Dog Proved His Owner
ship Conclusively.

A large and valuable white bulldog
with a long pedigree and n record as
IA fighter. was n silent witness in a case
which came before Justice Connolly al
the Gates Avenue Police Court. Brook.
Ign, this morning.
on Suburban day, 1892. Frederick Dob
son, the dogs owner. OF / Jamaica ave
nue.. Brooklyn. went to the races. and
on his return found the dog gone.
Not until a few days ago Mr.. Dobson
learned that the animal was In the
possession of Charles Wagner. at Is Hey
wool street. a search warrant was oh,
tanned and the o accordingly found
at the Haywood street house.
The dog settled the question of owner
ship himself to-day by showing Rrea'
delight at the appearance of Dobson III
the courtroom. Wagner. Immediately
rclinquished all claim and Dobson left
the court with his canine property.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
BOTH DECLARE DIVIDENDS.
New York Central i and Lake Shore
3 Per Cent.

New York Central directors have de.
| clared a regular quarterly dividend OF
| Ia per cent.
The statement for the quarter ending
Dec. 81, 1885,. shows gross earnings OF
81, 1900; operating expenses, 6S.l5 per
cent. or $s.OGa. coo; net earnings. s3,7l1.-
900: first charges, s2,5S5 900; profit, 1.39
per cent. or $l.1S6.OoO; dividend, l.2j
per cent. or H.ll7,s5S: surplus, $6s, 100.
For the six months ending Dec. 81. 1893.
gross earnings S24, 2i6. 900: operating tx
penses. 60! per cent, or sl6 .33l. 900; net
earnings. S7.7l5,O00; first charges, S5.2l5,
900; profit, 20 per cent, or 500. 900; div
idend. 10 per cent, or s2,235, 100; surplus,
$26i, 800.
The Lake Shore directors have de-
clared n semi-anuual dividend of 3 per
cent. payable Feb. 1, 1894. The state.
ment of the road for the year ended
Dec. II shows a surplus after dividends
OF S2s6. 80. compared with 500, OlO for the
preceding year.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TO ORGANIZE CITIZENS UNION
The Committee l. Ready to Report
on Jan. l..

Chairman Robert Stewart. OF the Com
mittee on organization of the Citizens
Union. which was instrumental In de-
feating the Brooklyn ring, announced to-
day that his committee had written It's
report. which would be presented at the
full meeting.
There are 10 be no ward organizations.
and the unit OF representation vii! he the
election districts. The General Commit
toe win consist OF one mcmbe from each
election district. A blanket ballot mas
been provided for all elections of officers.
All nominations must be made in opr"
meetings and nominations by commit
tees are prohibited. The organization IL
to take part in city and county affairs
only.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TWO DETECTIVES ACCUSED.
Rev. MIR. Wright Says They Were
Brutal Towards Him.

Pollce-Capt. Dunn. OF the Ralph
Avenue Station, to-day filed charges OF
making false reports against Detective
william Anderson and Policeman George
w. Brown. Last Sunday they reported
that nothing unush occurred at the
Monroe Street Primitive Methodist
Church. where they had been sent To
preserve order, but the next day Rev.
Edward S. Wright called AT Police
Headquarters, and charged the officers
with misconduct.
lie alleged that they prevented him
from entering his church. and had treat
cd him in Il very brutal manner.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WILLIS WINS IN BROOKLYN.
lie viii Have 56 Votes In the
Next General Committee.

At noon to-day the result of the Re
publican primaries in Brooklyn. was an
nounced. showing that II. u. Willis wins
by controlling seventy-s!N votes in thu
next County Genefal Committee.
Thc Seventh. T~wenty-siXth and TWEEN
ty-clghth Wards m" still doubtful. In
the TwsntS-SecOnd Ward Whore william
n. Williams Was selected b. Worth a.
the machine delegate, h" MAS defeated.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
DIDN'T MEAN TO HURT HIM.
But Wordcn Admits Touching the
Boy with His Foot.

Daniel Hickey. of Laurel Hill, l. l., to-
day preferred charges against Policeman
George j. Worden, OF the Nineteenth
Precinct, Brooklyn. for assaulting his
son Gerald.
The boy was returning home from
school several days ago. when the officer.
he declares, kicked him. The policeman
says the boy was onc OF n crowd throw
ing stones In the Bushwick Churchyard.
and when he ordered the boy away the
latter stood in front OF him and laughed.
He admits he touched him with his foot,
but denies having any intention of iajur-
ing him,
The evening world., 1893-12-20

to some people to learn that even Uncle
Sans income is getting dow TO rather
low figures, owing to universal depres-
sion.
Mr.. w. l.. Bostwick. Cashier of the
New York Custom-House. showed some
very startling figures anent this asser-
ton to an Evening World" reporter
this morning.
"Our fiscal year said Mr.. Bostwick.
begins July /. At the end Of July,
1899. The Customs income at this port
from every source was $40. 2IS, lOO.do, as
against sl2. 35S. 5I6. AZ for the corresponding
month in 1892. In August, 1893, the In
come had fallen off to 49, ls,( 93.l 49,. The
income for August of the year before
was Sl3. PAT. 656.ll. For other months OF
this year and last the figures are:
1892. 1898.
October. .... 10, +o2. poo. 0s October ... 1857. 200, 30
november. &. 10. oO3. $50. 80 November ....6 1853, 2sl. 20
THE warehouses; continued Mr.. Bost-
wick. do not seem to hold a much less
quantity of goods than formerly, but
c~onsignees seem not to be able to take
them out except in driblets."
Special Deputy Collector Crouch said
that no accurate estimate could yet
be made OF the ncome for December, but
that Indications pointed towards a great
reduction from even the low figure Of last
month.
And last months income" added Mr..
Crouch, was the lowest since 1851"
The evening world., 1893-12-20
TO GIVE WORK TO THE POOR.
Special Election In Cape May to
Consider a New Railroad.

CAPE MAY, n. j., Dec. 2O.-The City
Council has authorized the Mayor to
call a special election at which the citi-
zens may vote upon the question Of ex-
tending Beach avenue eastward, at a
cost of $1,000. -
The object Is to encourage a proposed
new railroad entrance into the city. and
obvl tte the necessity OF appropriating
money to feed the poor by furnishing
them work. Mayor Hildreth will prob
ably call the election for next Thurs
day.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
BIG BLOW IN BROOKLYN.
Wind Storm Wrecks Trees and Tel.
egraph Poles This Morning.

A heavy wind swept over Brooklyn
early this morning, uprooting several
trees and blowing down half a dozen
telegraph poles.
The blow was greatest in South Brook
Ign. Along Fourth avenue. between
Twenty-seventh and Tw~enty-ninth streets,
several poles belonging to the Fire De-
partment were blown down. Another
pole on Fulton street, near Hicks, was
broken near the base and fell against
the Kings County l. structure.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
WILL DISCUSS BRIDGE PLANS.
Meeting of Trustees and Citizens in
BROOKLYN Tonight.

The joint committees OF the Brooklyn
Bridge Trustees and Gen A. C. Barnes's
Citizens Committee will hold a meet
ing at the office Of the Bridge Trustees,
on Washington street. Brooklyn, tonight.
Plans will be submitted for increasing
the terminal facilities OIL the Brooklyn
end of the bridge.
The plans will provide for a union
depot ana t unnn es.uoSh nan he OF m a kra bv
way of the big span between the Brook
lyn and Manhattan Elevated railroads.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
Robbed While Watching IA Fight.

Two men entered George Sehinnells saloon. 1863
Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, early this morning.
and after they had several drinks their attention
was attracted b. the noise OF a row on the side
walk, One OF the strangers called schinneIl. to the
door IN witness tho fight. While he was watching
y combat he other man disappeared with a cash
box containing SlC0.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
CORNERSTONE LAYING.
Gov. Werts May Speak Mt Jersey
City's New Armory.

This afternoon the cornerstone Of the
new Fourth Regiment Armory, in Bergen
avenue Jersey City will be laid. Mem
bers of the Fourth Regiment will meet
at the armory and proceed to Taylor's
Hotel and escort Gov. Werts to the new
armory site. As tine regiment passes the
City Hall 1t Will be reviewed by Brig
Gen. Wanser.
The address of the day was to have
been delivered by Prosecutor Winfield,
but as he is i'll it Is expected that Gov.
Wcrls will make the Grafton.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
$4,000 FOR HOSPITALS.
This Is $4,000 More Than Was
Given Last Wear.

Mayor Boody, Of Bronillyn, to-day
called II meeting cr The Board Of EST
mate. n which SN,,"| Of the }.H',>,1 a,
excise moneys va" appropriated t. h"
distributed mons the various hospitals
ana charitable" Institutions IN thu vIiy.
LAST year the amount Lpprppr!a.cI wLs
g. nm
The evening world., 1893-12-20
PASSED A GiLDED QUARTER.
Tailor Wickalis Got a Glass of Beer
and S;4.9 for II.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day. held Vim
cent Wickalis. a tailor, of lO2 North Sec
ond street, on a charge of passing n bo-
Eus s. gold piece upon Mrs. Gertrude
Chinski, the wife of n saloon-keeper. at
lis North Fourth street.
Wickalis went into the saloon yester-
day and succeeded i'm Inducing the wom-
an to give him a glass OF beer and S.95
for a silver quarter arlistically Eilded.
The evening world., 1893-12-20
I. j. Logan Association's Ball.

The Thomas ]. insan Association VIII Give their
grand annual bah on Chrlstma' cvenlnS e, Tc--
p,rGo's Assembly, Hooms. Fifv.Gth rirc', arI
tn ri avenue. The CoHm tirH In 'hi~g" have
roanis'au arrangements fr the comfort o. tsc
sucS,s and a ipily time,