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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01
Seattle Shin Canal

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-The House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce to-day ordered favorable re-
port on the Senate bill appropriating
S25O,000 for the construction of a shin
canal to connect the lakes of Union and
Washington with Puget Sound. The
bill was reported with an amendment
striking out the proposed route by
Smiths Cove, leaving the route to be
decided upon by the Secretary of War.
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90 Get or Bent.

ITO LET-tlNE HOUSE OF EIGHT
| rooms, with all modern conveniences and
in choice location. Apply to EDWIN *. All
SIP K CO., No. 1O15 ourth, and X streets.
fe1-lw
rI1O LET-A NICE FIVE-ROoM COT~rAGE;
/ bath, pantry, not and cold water, gas ana
patent closet Apply 2115 NJ street. ja3O-3ts
ITO LET-DESIRABLE ALLEY HOUSE.
i in rear OF 1913 X street; cheap. Apply
719 l. street. ja25-tf
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The Judiciary
Committee of the House met and referred
the resolution of Burrows of Michigan
for investigation of the Whisky Trust to
a subcommittee consisting of Bynum of
Indiana. Stockdale of Mississippi, Boat
ner of Louisiana, Buchanan of New Jer-
sey and Powers of Vermont. The time
for the beginning of the investigation is
not yet decided on.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01

Horace Smith, the manufacturer of
firearms i'll Springfield, Mass, who died
few days ago, was an enthusiast on the
subject OF astronomy, having in his house
an exceedingly fine telescope, with which
he observed intelligently many of the
remarkable phenomena OF the heavens.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01
Funeral of General DonhIedar.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-The funeral
OF General Abner Doubleday, whose re-
mains were removed from New York to
Washington, took place to-day. There
were no religious or other exercises at
the grave, except the firing of parting
salute. The remains were inferred at Ar
hngton Cemetery. Thrown across the
casket was the flag that Goated at Fort
Moultrie at the beginning of the War of
the Rebellion.
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NOTICE OF CnPARTNERSHIP.

~ the undersigned, have this day formed a
copartnership for the purpose of conducting a
business in the City of Sacramento under the
firm name and style Of JACGX BROS the To-
cation of said business being at 920 X street.
l.. y. JACO%.
l.. II. JACOX.
Sacramento, January 20, 1893.
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NATIONAL AFFAIRS.
The Hawaiian Question Discussed
in the Senate.
CHANDLER EXPLAINS THE MOTIVES
OF HIS RESOLUTION.

Dolph Favors weII-Defned, Agrees
sIve American Policy-The Senate
Passes the Anticipation Bill by a
Vote of Forty to Twenty-Nine-The
House Deyotes Itself to Considera-
ton of the sundry Civil Appropria-
fion RuI
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Nervous Prostitution

Sieepiessness, Sick and Nervous Head
ache. Backache. Dizziness, Morbid Fears,
not E1ashes, Nervous Dyspepsia. DuIluess,
Confusion, Hysteria, Fits, st. Vitus Dance
Opium Habit, Drunkenness, etc, are cured
Dy Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine. 1t does
not contain opiates- Mrs. Sophia c. Brownlee.
Iceland, Florida, suffered with Epilepsy FOR SO
years, and teStifes to a complete cnTe' Jacob
Petre, Ella, Oregon, had been suffering with
Nervous Prostration for four years. could not
Steep, nothing helped him until he used DIR.
Miles Restorative Nervine; he is now well.
Sold on n Positive Guarantee.
Book Free at druggists DR.. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills, so doses for 25 cents. are the
best remedy for Biliousness, Torpid Liver. etc
Dr.. MILES MEDICAL Co.. ELkaAar. Iap.
Sold hv ali dr11crr1isrs
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WANTED TO RENT-SUITE OF NICE
gentleman and wife, in private family: must
oe c!ose 10 CapItol. Address, stating terms
ana location, 10 box loo, RECoRD-U MON.
LLntl-iIHL
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M AN1ED-A TEAM or GOOR WOuK
w horses. Must be Cheap. Fair trial DO
manded. apply at He!sen' 5, Seventh and i
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GIRL WANTED TO ASSIST IN LIGHT
~ housework. references required. 1901
eutn street. ia:;0-::iS
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Gladstone wrote a tragedy when he was
young man, but it was never played.
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| APANESE GOOD BOYS WANT SITl-A.
y toh 10 do cooking and general house
work. Address NAJIAIA, this otIice. ,i1:{t@
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01

SCHOOL OF SHORT
~ nahu ana Iypewritng. Business men In
need OF flrst-class stenograpners can be sup
Pled at the school, EighJh and j streets. III.
nee houTs 8 \. N. 10 4 T.. NJ, and 7 =. NJ TO .
r. NJ. MISSES BURNS * O'NEIL
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01

NOVELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EN-.
~ changed at reduced prices. 603 X street.
ia3O-tfl
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General 3llutirea.

E'NGLlSH, GERMAN, FRENCH AND
some abroad. FUCHS BOOK STORE. 525
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\NANTED-BY y SWEDISH GIRL. A
w situation to do general homework. An
ply i'll rear 1=I9 :. xIeentn street. IL
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I WILL PAY \ FEW LADIES A SALARY
i OF $40 per week 10 work for me in their To-
cstlity at home; light work; good pay for past
time. Write, with stamp, 10 Mis-. h. ID. BAS-
SEII, Cos ki;ltO BuIiQIng. Chicano In Il Nv
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2IuntrO.

w ANTED-A BOY. APPLY AT VAN
w VOORHEES, DRUG STORE, E1ghth and
u stICGLS.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-02-01

4 GIVE WORKERS EVERY WHERE FOR
~ the Life OF james q. Blaine" written by
W Ills hIelcher johnson, The New \ DIRK edi-
tOi, ana intimate friend OF Mr.. Blame. Memoir
laI EullloE, embracing the history OF his life
from cfuute 10 gave, 6l2 ezra latge pages
MtSlllhclen,ly IiiustIa, ed. Recall Jul 81 so
selling Immensely. Big money Tor wurkers:
10000 agents wanted. y bonanza. Best
terms act quick. Books on thirty DAYS.
TIME Freight paid. Outht with Gun instrtlc-
lonS mailed 1ree upon application. GLOBE
BIBLE PUB. CO., = 3 Chestnut street. PnilI-
dlelphla, Pa, or 35o Dearborn street, Chicago.
IilIIOls: Ja2S IL
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iNANIED-A GERMAN GIRL FOR
w Kitchen work. Apply at S26 * street
ia2O-I
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JAPANESE BOYS WANT SITUATION
- to COOK or DO houseworK. Address 500 d
street, corner Ninth ia24-l2L#
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T STREET.
p. BOHL.

TO LET-We have thirty acres Just east of
East Park; vines, orchard, good house; suit
able for small dairy Call for price
Money to Loan.
p. BOHI. e A. CROTCH
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*. Fl. Ro1T

*. Fl. ROT,
A GENT PHFNIX OF HARTFORD AND
~ Home OF New York Fire Insurance Com
panies; Manufacturers Accident Indemnity
Company of Geneva, New ork
zeal Estate. Notary Public.
1905 FOURTH STREET.
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M ANTED-PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing Tine Intelligence"
1U14 Second street. Sacramento. CHARLES
X. MILLER IrOIrletOr
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KETANTED-MEN FOR FARMS. VINE
w yards, diaries and all kinds of labor;
women and girls for cooking and general
housework; plenty OF work Tor desirable help
Apply ut EMPLOYMENT OFFICE Fourth
street, X ana L.
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a91rrtt,,a a.tntires.

STATED MEETING OF UNION
~ Lodge, No. 5S, f. and A. NJ. wiIibe a
held at Masonic Hall THIS EVEN x z
lNG ut 1880 o'clock. Visiting breth- W.
rem invited 10 attend.
Joy ,,u G. A. WHITE, W.M.
JOHN MACARTHUR, Secretary. IT.
M EMBERS OF THEI. O. O.. +.
III General Relief Committee ,S.tssSts,.sr
are requested to meet at their 2fS&sSSe5
, ,oI i'G Pm. sharp, THIS DAY, >sssiaF!sS
Frlce OF Oroville 49, -
FH n,-,,. c, n. HARRISON, Chairman.
n OTICE.-THE ANNUAL, ME7-7T7N1- ~
~ stockholders OF Pacific Coast SAVINGS 81
t tIS WI De held at the Once OF Stephenson A
~ M t1, t1nSu, LOO! Fourth street ut : p N
hin IloDA1, February I'd, for the election az
~ eStoIs OF local board tor the ensuing YEAR
~ 80 Y. d. ELLIS, President Local Board.
TIHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE OC-
i cIuehtal building and Loan Association
Wlh pe neid at the ONCE of the said associa-
t eiOti, ~ 1OIo tourtn street, in the CITY of
S'icIaInento, on the STH DAY or FERRIT
Ah1, 1898, at s O'Clock =. NJ. Mt which Tina
Tue report OF the Secretary and Treasurer will
oe Leau, ana election OF directors will be held
ana such other business as may come befort
Ihe meeting Will be transacted.
,, j. l.. HUNTOON, President.
-" ~ ~. ASH, secretary. ja25-td
SHAREHOLDERS ANNUAL. MEETING
- NoSicc IS hereby given TO the shareholders
81 inc National Bank of ID. o. Mills & Co that
llcir annual meeting Tor the election of M
rectors was postponed, and that said neeti,,,
WIZ be held on Thursday, the Esd dav of Fen,
I'ETy, 1898, AT the banking-houSe in Sucra.
inento, Cal FRANK MILLER Cashtsr
JANUARY 20, 1893.
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THE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-After miscel-
laneous business the House resumed con-
sideration of the sundry civil appropria-
ton bill.
When the paragraph making an appro-
priation 10 continue work on the building
for the Library of Congress was reached
Enloe of Tennessee moved an amend
ment providing that preference be given
home over foreign products, when the
material was of equally coed quality and
the home production offered at equal or
lower prices.
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JOHN MACARTHUR, secretary : ct; ~ h1ih' W. n n
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~ ~ I,,-'.' n. II+AIINIoDN, Cnalrmnn.
y. L.
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Special to the RECORD UNION.

ton Bill.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
ROBBED BIZ TRAM PS.
Young Man Stripped and Thrown
from n FroiRht Car.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. Nov. 6.-The police
are searching for a gang of tramps which
rode on a freight train over the Lehigh
Valley Railroad between Jersey City and
this point last night.
A young Polander, who lives in New
York, boarded me freight train at Jersey
City late last night. He wanted to go
to Greenville, and had missed the last
train.
No sooner had he climbed into the
gondolo car than he was set upon by the
tramps. After tying him hand and foot
they stripped him of all his clothing
but his trousers. undershirt and shoes.
They took an overcoat worth $40. n cut
away coat and vest, his pocketbook
containing IS and a silver watch worth
So.
The train Stacked up while passing
through the Central freight yard in this
city, and the tramps threw heir victim
into a pile OF dirt near the track. He
was found by the Waterman, who re-
leased him.
The victim was furnished bv the Rail
road authorities with some clothing and
a free ride back TO his home in New
York.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
ALL SAY NOT GUILTY.
Alleged Bank of the Manhattan Co.
swindlers Plead In Court.

Joseph o. Hayes, Henry ID. Garrett,
James S. Buchanan. ]. r. Brush and
DIR. Henry w. Selden, alias DR.. Selden
W. Grove, the men who are charged
with swindling the Bank OF the Man
haitian Company out OF nearly 81, ZOO by
a system of forgeries, were arraigned
before Recorder Smyth, in Part |. OF the
General Sessions, to-day for pleading.
They all pleaded not guilty. Buchanan
through his counsel, Friend & House.
was given leave to withdraw his plea
within ten days.
Lawyers Purdy n Grow appeared
for Selden and Brush. The others were
not represented,
Mr.. Purdy asked the Court to reduce
DR.. Selden's bail from 5000. and also
that he be allowed to inspect the min
utes Of the Grand Jury, as he thought
the evidence against his client INSULT
Client to warrant an indictment. Re
corder Smyth laid the matter over until
Wednesday.
No date was set for the trial of any Of
the alleged forgers.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
GOT HARRIS'S ACCOUNT BOOK.
1t May Contain Evidence Against
Embezzlsr Sanford.

Samuel W. Milbank, who since Oct.
q has been engaged in settling up the
affairs of Percy NJ. Harris, the missing
note broker, has Just obtained possession
Of a book which may aid the Cont
mental Bank people in their prosecution
OF Hdrris's partner. Benjamin g.. San
ford, for the embezZlement of 5000.
Last Friday President Randolph. of
the Continental Bank. notified Mr.. Mil
bank that one of Harris's account books
was being concealed by his stcpbrother
and counsel, Frank NJ. Hardenbrook.
Milbank procured an order directing
~Hardenbrook to surrender the book.
The receiver said to-day thu, the only
use he should make Of the book was 70
find what property Harris possessed at
the time of his flight. If the bank peo-
pie wanted to use 1t in evidence against
Sanford they must stand the expense
OF employing an expert accountant.
President Randolph said that the en-
animation of the book would be begun
at once.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
STABBED In A ROW.
siebel May Die and Fou- Men
Are Held.

Henry Klein, Fred Butterfass. John
Gunther, Edward Robb and Fred Lei
brach, young men who live in the Vi
cinity of Flushing and Hamburg ave-
nues, were held in the Even Street
Court, williamsburg, to-day, to await
the result of Jacob Siebel's injuries.
Siebel. who is eighteen years old and
lives at l436 Gates avenue, was walking
with Fred Scatch, Fred S~chwenherger
and Antonio Friedel last night when,
at the corner of Knickerbocker avenue
and Starr street, Siebc1 and his friends
met the other party. ,
In the free fight that ensued Siebel
was stabbed in the back and fell faint
ing to the sidewalk.
Siebels friends went to the Twentieth
Precinct Station. while the other men
ran away, but were afterwards ar
SjeheI but the police believe that Robb
ia the man who used the knife.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
" MAN WHO BROKE THE BANK
1t Was Only tie Window, but Porter
Threatens More When at Liberty.

John Porter, a homeless tramp. stepped
up to Policeman Nevins, who was stand
ing in front of the City Savings Bank,
at Canal street and Bowery. and re-
marked
This bank is making too much mon
ey." Then he drew "A brick from under
his coat and. before the officer could in
%terfere. sent it crashing through "A plate
glass window Of the bank building. val
ued at $l75.
He was locked up and this morning
Justice Meade. in the Tombs Police
Court, sent him to the island for ten
days. He declared that this was only a
little preliminary work. and that when
he comes IL again he will resume his
work of destruction.
The bank people refused to appear
against him.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
STABBED in THE BACK.
When Lanick's Girl Refused to
Dance Cassein Used His knife.

Joan Cassein of 2 Navy street, was
arrested early this morning on a charge
of stabbing Frank Lomick. OF the same
address, in the back with a knife, Both
men attended c party last night In the
apartments of Giuseppi Donnangelo, who
lives on an upper floor. of the same
house. shortly after midnight cassein
and Lomick quarreiled over a giri WIN
wanted the young woman to dance with
him, but she refused. He then drew a
knife and stabbed Lomick In the BACK.
He was only slightly injured. After ms
INJURIES had been dressed Lomick was
locked up to appear as u witness.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
FIVE OF THE ROBBERS CAUGHT.
Another sklrmfsh with the sancits
Near B~atesville, Ark. To-day.

my Associated Press)
BATESVILLE. Ark, Nov. Give of
the Oliphant train robbers in all have
been captured. Two are in Jail at Bates
vile and three are being carried over
land to Newport.
A considerable part OF the plumber
was recovered from the two men in jail,
including ~pocketbooks, money, rings and
watches. The three men being carried
overland were captured in White River
Bottoms this morning after the ex-
change Of several shots. One of the rob-
bers was wounded.
No names were given of those arrest
ed this morning. The two men in jail
at Batesville give their names as Lemon
and Arnett. They are sullen and refuse
to talk.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
WORLD ELECTION BULLETINS

1.-The Worlds Election Bull
letins will be displayed to-mor-
row night at
THE PULITZER BUILDING, % Park Row.
THE WORLD" UPTOWN OFFICE,
100 Broadway.
THE WORLD" HARLEM OFFICE,
l2Slh 81, and Madison Ave, and
" THE WORLD" BRUOkLNN OFFICE,
roo Washington ST., BIoohlln.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
ALLEGED FUGITIVE CAUGHT.
Confidential Clerk, and Says His In.
nccencs Will Be shown.

Detective Joseph Ragnarello. Of the
observation-disclosures office, in Brooklyn,
arrived from Chicago this morning with
James H. Ayres, who was arrested 10y
the police of that city on "A charge OF
stealing 81, 1900. Ayres was in the en-.
ploy of Lawyers Smith Il Kopkr. of II
Cour street, as confidential clerk. lie
disappeared about six weeks ago, an
after his departure the firm discovered
the loss of money,
Ayres was arrested in jackson Park,
Chicago. where he had secured employ,
ment. He says he will be able to es.
tublish proof OF his innocence.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
WAS THE INFANT SMOTHERED?
Two Months-old Baby Found Dead
Beside Its Mother

Coroner Kene was notified this morn
ing IF the death of Lizzie Wurn. aged
two months, a daughter OF hugo Wurn.
of l+6 Ninth street.
Wurn entertained a parry of friends
last evening, and towards midnight his
guests went home. Wurn went out, II
when he returned shortly after l o'clock
ne found his wife lying asleep on the
The woman had evidently rolled upon
the little one while asleep and smothered
her.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
POOLE ON A RAMPAGE.
colored Man TerroriaeS Eastern
District Residents.

Justice Goctting. In the Lee Avenuc
Court, WILLIAMSBURG, to-day held John
Poole. n coloral man. hfty-two years
old, t. await examination ON a charge
of disorderiy contact. malicious mischief
and assault in the third degree.
Poole, who lives with his wife ana
went on the ampage last night. lie
broke a club over the head OF John
Bachart, OF 20 Walton street. knocked
The evening world., 1893-11-06
KATIE'S MOTHER ACCUSED.
Charged with DisposipR of Goods Her
Daughter Had Stolen.

Anna Bohne. a woman about fifty
years Of age, was taken to the Dis
tric,-Attorney's office to-day from Ply
mouth. Mass, by Detective Arthur Ca
rey, charged with criminally receiving
stolen goods,
July L.. last, Kate WetZel, a daughter
Of the prisoner was convicted IN the
Cuurt Of General sessions of the lar
ccny II $500 worth OF jcwelry from Ms.
\. Mahoncy, Of so East one Hundred
and Thirty-eigRth street She was sent
10 the House Of Refuge. II is alleged
that Kate gave tho iuwclrv to her
mother. who in turn disposed % IL a.
Henry Goaltz a jeweller, Of 81 Third
avenue for Sl2u.
Mrs. Bahno. when a]rraigucd before
Recorder Smyth, in Part | Of n" Cen.
eral Sessions, pleaded not Aullty, and
was committed 10 the Tomhs.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

DlRECTUM AID ALIX TO RACE.
They VIII Trot at Mystic Park on
Nov. 10.
(By Associated Press

CHICAGO, Nov, Ca despatch to The
lnter-Ocean from Boston says the trot-
ting match race between Directum and
AK has been definitely arranged for
1t will he best three heats In five over
ne Mystic Park track. the owners OF
nircCtum to put up $1,000 against $1,000
The evening world., 1893-11-06
STABBED AT A DANCE.
Alleged Aseaiiant Held to Await
Reault of Victinl's Injuries.

A row occurred early this morning
at a dance at l3S Essex street, Jersey
city, during which G. Ralgowski was
stabbed three times and severely dubbed
Stanton Fiddler. of los Essex street, has
been arrested as the assallant.
The two men jostled each other ana
a quarrel ensued, which might have he
come general had not the lights been
suddenly extinguished, Fiddler has been
held 10 await the result of RaIgoWskls
In IN rins-
The evening world., 1893-11-06
1rair-Robber suspect Arrested.
(ny Associated Presa.l

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. Nov. 6,-Tom Johns. an
sS.eohluetor. was arrested late last night lie is
SsSlsc,ed OF having been implicated In the OIL
phant train robbery.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
GLOUCESTER ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. GLOUCESTER, Nov. s.-The en-
tries and probable starters for to-morrow's races
~
The evening world., 1893-11-06
The following comes from Erie, Pa.
this morning.

Mike Mccormick, lightweight champion pnEil,,
list OF Erie County, knocked out Joe Kane OF
this city. in a prize fight, which took place
over the New Yorl; state line at : o'clock mus
morning. A deputy sheriff Of ChsutanGua County
and a constable of the township in when me NEh,,
occurred raided the mill, hut the crowd stood
them IN. and refused to let them go To the rnF.
Wholesale arrests are promised, N1tA mon are IN
bad shape. but Knne has the worst o. II"
The evening world., 1893-11-06

A Roaton dcspatch says that the yacht
VnIunteer win Sc changed back into n
racing sl6op. The racing par4phernalia OF
Pilgrim has been purchased for TINS Iur..
pose. Volunteer will be raced against
other big single-stickers next season.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

Mt Manhattan Field tomorrow after
noon Princeton plays orange AT Or
ange In the morning, and Wesleyan cor
tests vita Crescent at Eastern fark IN
me afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

Clearwater defeated Champion pe or9
WAS Clearwater. eco; De orc, Az
The evening world., 1893-11-06

Billy Ernst IL trying to get ON an0thcr
match with his recent Tue HOT
ace Leeds.
The evening world., 1893-11-06
Rsce-Fivs furlongs; selling.

Second Race-Seyen and a half furlor
ttrce-ycar-olds; selling.
The evening world., 1893-11-06

Clyde Fitch has nubllshed N sumptu-
Gus form the play OF "Pamela,s Prodi.
Theatre, London, in October. 1891, by
Mrs. John Wood n her company. The
volume is superbly Illustrated by Nir-
glnia Gerson, and Mr.. Fitch has dedi-
Gated it to Elizabeth Marbury. The play
Is light. exceedingly chatty, and full of
opportunities for pleasing effects Of
scenery and costume. 1t seems TO be
somewhat lacking In backbone. but
worse comedies have been seen and aC-
cepted in this city. Mr., Fitch has SO
many irons in the IRE that he will find
no time to regret the future of Pane
las Prodigy" That he does not regret
It seems evident by its publication.
Lola Nberri and Delmore will intro
duce new dances at the Eden Musep to-
night. Nberrl's contribution will be a
variation Of the parish dances, and Del
more will have a new "wrinkle' In the
way Of serpent!ne dancing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1893-02-09

AssEMBLYMAN BRILL of Outagamie
Co. makes singular explanation through
the Kaukauua Sun, Of his failure to sup
port Bragg. After learning of the desire
of his constituents that he support Bragg
ne concluded to do SO, but a message
from Bragg advised him to continue vot-
ing for Knight. Congressman Wells he
says likewise advised him to vote In that
way until he was instructed to do other
wise. He was not wholly satisfied and
sought the advice of Col. Woodward who
confirmed the advice. When Knight re-
leased his men a caucus showed that 10
If them were certain to go for Mitchell
and Brill concluded he'd go with the ma
iOrity