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The evening world., 1893-09-07
Wire News In Brief.

Miss Mary Mullen nice" 81 the late Cardinal
Mr' loskry, died at Saratoga yesterday,
Tho reclprrty Convention called at Duluth
for Oct. 10 has been practically abandoned.
Tn" business port ion Of white Cottage. o.,
Was almost totally destroyed by fire yesterday.
lsss, $4,000.
Something taken as semi ofncial intimtsion OF
tn" rejection of the pr,T,~cd tender ot n loan
~ 10 per cent Of their wages has caused n rc.
Vnlsi on of feeling among the Union Pacific
employees. Many now oppose accepting a cut
In wages.
Nellie Hart. shot poisoned and beaten by her
brother, John, near Rockford ~ II dead. lie
captured.
The Commercial National Rank, Of Ogden,
tab, which closed Its doors July 7, resumed
business this morning.
The High Court ~ Forcstcrs' session closed
at Runalo last evening Mertdrn, Conn, was
selected as the next place OF meeting. two
ycnrs hence,
The IahH Congress, at Montreal, has resolyed
In favW ~ Abolishing the once of Canadian
~ gh Commissioner to Engnnd, and decIarlns
Labor Day statutory holiday.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
REV. URiAH D. GULICK SUED.
Sons Tormor Partner Wants to Re.
cover e24O Duo on q Note.

Rev. triah u. Gulick. formerly pastor
Of the Twelfth street Dutch Reformed
church, in Brooklyn. figured az defend
ant In suit brought in the City Court.
Brooklyn, to-day. to recover $40. alleged
to be due on II promissory note His
son. Ernestus S. Gulick, is Joined as CO.
defendant.
l.ovett andErastus =. Guick were
formerly In partnership In II real estate
business. Trouble arose between them
and after long fight in the courts. Gu
the business.
In the present suit Lovett alleges
that the elder Gulick made not on
Nov. l. 1883. which was endorsed by his
son, and transferred for value received
The note subsequently came into Lo-
retts possession, and he dems nded pay
ment Ernestus :. Gulick swears he
knows nothing about the note
Lawyer Paul Il. De Fere asked Judge
osborne IN nity court today, to put
trial. The motion was granted.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
HER HUSBAND IN AMERICA.
he Deserted His Wife and l9
Children l3 Years Ago.
Mrs. Lschner Had Mourned Him as
Dead All That Time.

After mourning for her husband as
Pessie Lechner has at last, she thinks.
tiscoverei him living with another wo-
man. and has instituted proceedings for
"A divorce against him In the Court OF
Common Pleas.
Thirty years ago Pessie. the daughter
o Gen. Ieimnernon. of the Roumanian
Army. was married in her native land
to Schaie Lechner, a wel-to-do mer-
chant.
The couple lived happily together un-
I'll about thirteen years ago, when leCh.
ner suddenly deserted his wife and nine
teen children, and was not heard Of
aeain for many years. His wife and
children ~. gay" gave. him up for dead unit! until
daughter married ani came to this coun-
try.
one day while this girl was buying
meat in an east side butcher shop she
Unexpectedly came face to face with
her father. She at once recognized him,
and he was too startled to deny his
identity, and IT is said admitted that
he was SChaie Lechner but refused to
tell where he lived.
The daughter wrote to her mother of
her meeting with the father whom they
had long though, dead. Mrs. l.echner
came to New York, and with the help
OF detectives soon located her husband
at ~ Rutgers street. where, II Is al
legged, hc was living with another wo-
man. who was the mother of several Of
his children Upon this discovery Mrs
Lechner at once began divorce proceed
ings through her lawyer. Abraham Sara
sohn. of 1856 East Broadway, but before
the summons could he served Iechner
had again disappeared. and was not seen
in New York again until late yesterday
afternoon. when Mrs. Lcchner told her
lawyer that he was again IN the city.
a clerk who knew him was sent out to
look for him and succeeded in serving
him with the summons In the case. The
man denied. Il Is said that he was
I.echner. and that he had ever lived In
ROum mia
The evening world., 1893-09-07
TO OPEN WE|NBERSER'S SAFES
The Missing Bankers Cash Assets
Will be Known To-Day
A Pittsburg Banker Claims to Have
Lost S2,5OO.

Matters were quieter on the east side
this morning around the banking and
ticket agencies of BERNARD weinberger.
Safes In the three offices VIII be opened
this afternoon.
Now and then a group Of angry de-
positors would gather about the Essex
street place and discuss the situation.
The missing banker was roundly de-
nounccd
Lawyer Jaworower. who represents
several OF the depusitors, received a let
ter late yesterday afternoon addressed
to l.. Herman Grand Secretary OF the
Independent Order Ahavus Israel, and
II reads:
owing to the breakdown OF the weinherger
Arm our order Inns lost Grand Master. I
take ns ns Gr sa ct . S''ns yfr h,ss
been the Treasurer Of the 1hrn"I"er Lodge, No.
81 and have been elected unanimously.
for eighteen wears. where ! conducted u ladies'
cloak establishment. and am u tailor by trade
VII" WHITE Srn,h"rIy i"S. t tue iEi;MASN 'T %rrEl 'S"
III Clinton street.
1t appears from this that Mr.. Appel
is anxious to handle the funds OF the
lodge, which was formerly the duty Of
Weinbcrger.
Lawyer Jaworower said this morning
thpt In the Grand street store the safe
contained about $50 and the cash drawer
Ss
Another case has been reported to
him. A Russian named David 1'olmacz
recently gave Weinberger for safe-keep-
ing 500 worth OF Russian bonds.
The listillery in Ninety second street
is said to be In Weinberger's name.
The place contains 10000 gallons of
A banker doing a small business near
Piftsburg, Pa, claims that previous to
Weinberger's disappearance he sent him
sc.5OO to be remit.ed to Europe Up to
the present time nothing Is known of
this money.
Landlords OF the Essex and Grand
street storHs are clamoring for about
500. which is due for rent
The evening world., 1893-09-07

bSono S.Issas"ss,ti So S's sssIs. 10 ee S.s,. ..
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FIRE In A ROCKAWAY HOTEL.
Henry J. Lsnz's House Slight,
Damaged by the Flames.

ROCKAWAY BEACH, Sept. IA fire
started In the nurses laundry in the
Ocean Hotel here this morning and for
a time the building was In danger Of be-
ing destroyed. The Volunteer Fire De-
partment did such good service, how
ever, that the damage will not. ac-
cording to Proprietor Henry J. Lenz. be
over 5000 The hotel is situated near
Hammers station and is one of the
largest at that section of the beach.
The occupants of the neighboring cot
tages were in great state of excite
ment, and at one time began to move
their goods, fearing the flames would
be spread by the strong wind. There
were about twenty guests In the hotel
and they all secured their valuables and
ran from the building.
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TWO BURGLARS HELD.
They Broke Irto ana ROBBED stahrs
Clothing Factory.

John Grote. forty eight. a laborer. OF
os Second avenue. and John Nolan. 80.
of Philadelphia, Pa, were held for trial
on a charge of burglary by Justice
Meade, In the Tombs Court, this morn
ing.
ON Tuesday night. about II o'clock.
Detective-Sergcant Murphy saw the
men carrying bundle through West
Twentieth street. He followed them
through Feli street to the Bowery.
where he arrested them. The bundle
contained about $500 worth OF clothing.
The detective found that the clothing
was stolen from the factory of which
Charles Stahl Is the proprietor. at 20i
Worth street. The burglars broke open
tailoring shop.
They had nothing to say when ar
raigned this morning,
The evening world., 1893-09-07
WHERE CHOLERA IS SPREADING
Returns from Tozsr and Nett Tho
Pest in East Prussia.

Tl'N1S, Sept. THE cholera spreads
rapidly In Tozer and Neft. on the west
shore OF Lake AL Sibkah. Two hundred
fresh cases have been found in the
two towns in the last twenty days
Sl'EW. Sept 7-Seven seamen who
shipped at Swansea, Wales. on the
steamship Etna for Red Sea ports. have
died of cholera.
BERLIN, Sept. I'm Tilsit. on the
Niemen in East Prussia. l33 cases of
dysentery and 10 deaths have been
reported.
In the dragon regiment stationed at
Tnsterhurg East Prussia, i3 men are III
Of the same disease.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
MAYOR GILR0Y WAS PLEASED.
And He Would Have a New York
City Day 1T the Big Fair.

Mayor Gilroy was deeply impressed
with the sights at the Worlds Fair. He
says 1t is "A show worth seeing. Every
body who could should see it, and he
proposes "A plan whereby those Of mod
crate means might be enabled to go
there.
II think" said he this morning, that
It would be a good idea to have New
York city day. Many Western cities
have special days at the Fair. on which
the railroads give reduced rates. Such
plan might find favor here. will
take no action In the matter until I
know whether the people want such IA
day. II they do. | WIN be glad to go to
Chicago again in an official capacity on
New York CITY Day"
The evening world., 1893-09-07
CHARGED FOR FEB. 20, 80 AND 81.
Dentist Randall in His Effort TO Re.
wise the Calendar.

Dentist Samuel Randall, OF 32s Grand
street, In making counter-claim OF
SIS for services against Pawnbroker
Louis Dreyer, who had sued the dentist
for So. to-day produced in the sixth
District Court his books. in which he
had charged Dreyer for visits made by
Mrs. Dreyer to his Office on Feb. % 81
and 81. and also on April 81.
Justice LaChman told the dentist that
his ignorance Of tn" calendar was la
neutable. after which ne dismissed the
lat,ers case and found for Mr.. Dreyer
in his suit for So.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
FREE TO ALL Who APPLY
The Great Offer Of Doctors Mccoy and
Snow 10 tho People Of New York.

Thorough Consultation, Advice, Treat.
ment and Medicine without = Penny
to Pny-The Greatest Opportunity TO
the Public Ever offered by Anv spe.
cinlist In the Medical World.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Local News IN Brief.

Edward Wilson. eighteen, of 22s Broome
street. held In Essex Market Court to-day
on a charge Of stealing watch from Charles
Elfurt, OF 22s Broomc street, last night.
Morritl Schlossman, VI l6S Attorney street, a
me mhpr Of the Bottlerx Association Was held
for trial by Justice Ryan, In Essex Market
Court, to-day, On a charge of using bottles be.
longing 10 other firms In his establishment.
Annie Cohen, OF 3 Foxsyth street. appeared
before Justice Ryan, In Essex Market Court, 10.
day, and asked him IN place her eleyen'ye old
sno, Charlie, In the Juvenile ASYLUM, as be was
incorrtgibls. The boy was remanded.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
CAPT. DAY HAS MORE TESTIMONY
Judge McAdam Says He Should
Bring a New Suit for Disorce.

Oswald g. Day. the tusboat captain,
who had so much trouble with his wife,
Caroline 4. Day. over the possession of
their child, whose custody was awarded
to him by Judge McAdam. has discov-
cred some new evidence against his wife
In his suit for divorce.
Capt. Day moved to supplement his
complaint with the new testimony. but
Judge McAdam decided to-day that he
could not do SO. His remedy is to dis
continue the present suit and begin
new one
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Charles Franks Funeral,

The funeral OF the late Charles Frank,
FORMER Superintendent OF the United
Hebrew Charities. took place this morn
ing from the Industrial School. IS St.
Mark place. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. u. Aaron Weiss and
were attended ny many friends and
relatives of the deceased. The interment
WI, tax" place this afternoon at salem
Field Cemetery.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
THE RHINE PLAGUE INFECTED.
Pubic Baths Along Its Banks
Are Ordered Closed.
Use Of Its Waters for Household
Purposes Strictly Forbidden.

BERLIN. Sept 1.-The Rhine has been
proclaimed officially to be infected with
cholera. and bathing in 1t has been for
hidden.
All the public baths along Its banks
have been ordered to close. and the
authorities of all towns in the Rhine
Valley have been instructed to adopt
stringent measures to prevent the use
OF river water for domestic purposes.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Real Estate.
NEW AMSTERDAM PARK.

NEW AMSTERDAM TAKk,
40 Minutes to Grand Central Depot.
A PERFECT PARADISE FOR A HOME.
Why will you persist In paving rent and live
in close unhealthy quarters where little or nd
Don't FAY RENT. OWN HOME
like the thousands around you Become your
own landlord. The time TO begin Is today-to-
morrow is never here.
we have few very choice lots left. and TO
make quick disposition of same, have concluded
to sell cheaper than anyone else.
juSl lblaK. OllV SlOO a Lot and upward
TERMS 81 down. Balance easy monthly pay.
mcnts. Special sales Friday, Sept. 8 and
Sunday. Sept TO- from Grand Central Depot.
Harlem Ditisonl, 21B o'clock T. NJ. Friday.
For mars, free tickets. &C.. call or address
w H. MALCOLM, 40th ST., cor. 9Th ave, \. Y.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
POLICEMAN NEWELL'S CASE.
The Trial for Blackmail Again Ad.
journsd.

The case OF blackmail against Park
Policeman Newell was called in Part
l. OF General Sessions this morning.
The complainant Is August Cordes.
who charges the officer with procuring
money from him under n threat while
visiting Central Park.
The case was called last week. but
the indictment was found to be faulty
through clerical error.
Lawyer Ambrose II. Purdy would not
consent To his client making a plea to
the amended indictment, and procured
an adjournment until tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
MURDERED BABy'S BODY FOUND
Chastity Discovery Made by a Coach
man near jam aica Bay.

FAR ROCKAWAY, n. V, Sept. T.
The body of a baby hoy about one day
old was found this morning by coach
man employed by Otto Huber, lying on
the shore of Jamaica Bay near the Bays
water Hotel. Finger marks upon the
child's neck indicate that 1t was stran-
gled to death
A small sealed hottie containing poison
was found about three feet from the
body, which was badly bruised. The
police say they have clue but will not
reveal it.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Third Life he Has sav.c.

John Harty. five years old. fell into
the water yesterday al the foot OF West
Fifty eighth street. North River Rich
ard Curry. a young man about twenty
two years of age, who has charge OF the
cattle-boats that come in at the dock,
sprang TO the child's rescue. and sue
ceeded in saving his life. This is the
third life Curry has saved.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
orders for tho pehr,ns Sea Fleet.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. THE
steamer Bertha sailed yesterday Tor
Oonalaska. carrying supplies and naval
orders for the Bchring Sea fleet The
MOhican, Ranger, Albatruss and Petrol
are to patrol the sea up to oct. l. when
the first three vessels named will return
here and the Petrol will go tn the
Asiatic station. The corwin. Rear and
Rush will remain north until ONE time
In November.
The evening world., 1893-09-07

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Sept 7.-There
are no new developments in the Louis
vile and Nashville shipments strike.
No one has applied for work at the
shops. and no efforts have been made to
replace the strikers. who held a long
secret session yesterday.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
George Washington a Trusnt.

A bright young colored lad, who con.
fessed that his name was George Wash.
ington. was arrested at ~ Madison
street. Brooklyn, this morning, on a
charge Of truancy. Dr Charles G.
Purdy, OF lS quincy street, took him
out OF the Hebrew Orphan Asylum nine
months ago and gave him employment
In his ONCE. The boy ran away The
police returned him 10 the Institution.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Held for Mrs. Lindaer's Death.

William Condor, twenty-one, Of 353
East Seventy second street. the young
man who Is under arrest charged with
having run over and killed Mrs Joseph
inc I.indner yesterday afternoon, while
driving sulky at Seventy fourth street
and Avenue A, was arraigned before
Justice Grady in the Yorkville Police
Court this morning and held in $500
bail for trial.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
PEOPLES PARTY MEETING.
Speeches Made Against Brooklyn't
Present Government

The Peoples Party. OF Brooklyn.
opened the campaign last night with a
meeting at 1883 Seventh avenue. Some
rOughs tried 10 break up the meeting
hut Janitor "I3ill' Rocket made 1t warm
for the intruders.
stephen NJ. lioye spoke against the
present municipal government. PrcSi-
lent NJ. l.. Moore presided. Another
meeting will be held on Sept 20.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
FALL FASHIONS IN HATS.
All the Latest Styles Displayed at
Young Bros Three Broadway
Stores.

Young Bros, the well-Snown hatters,
wish TO inform the public that their Fall
styles are now ready, ana can be procured at
either OF their three stores, 100, sol and
1861 Broadway.
They have all tho latest styles and shapes,
ana are selling item At very moderate prices
Derbys, IN all the latest styles and shapes,
can DO procured for $500 and S3.45, ana the
fashionable Alpines at $500 and sa so would
cost $500 elsewhere. AS usual their super
nne assortment OF silk hats (atsst biocxs)
are going At 5000 and % 90. -
The evening world., 1893-09-07
HI. Horse Plunged Into tn. Lake.

John Grafton. OF % Carroll street.
BROOKLYN, was driving on the west
driveway In Prospect Park last night
when his horse took fright at bicycle
and plunged into the lake. carrying the
driver and the carriage with him. on
GERS Lass and Thornton finally rescued
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Mark Twain Arrives,

Samuel l.. Clemens MARK Twain) was
one of the passengers on the North Ger
man Lloyd steamer Spree. which got
to her dock from Bremen this morning
He was accompanied by his daughter,
Clara.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
WENTWORTH NO.

WENTWORTH NOT YET INDICTED.
There Is yet no indictment against
william =. Wentworth, the cashier Of
the Victoria Hotel Assistant District
Attorney Lindsay admitted, however.
to-day that the matter was before the
Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Ass,s rnvi. Locked Up All Night.

Aggie Silvia, the young woman who
figured as correspondent IN the
Baroness Blanc's suit for divorce. was
arrested In Sixth avenue while partially
Intoxicated. She insisted upon having
Policeman Woodin accept a bunch of
flowers from her. Justice Koch, in the
Jefferson Market Court, this mornlg
discharged her
The evening world., 1893-09-07

TOWN BURNED BY INCENDIARIES
Letters received from Japan this
morning state that on Aug. one-third
of the town of Hachioji was burned out
by fire which had been started by an
incendiary. Altogether III houses were
destroyed, among them being a thetare.
five telegraph posts, prison and sew
eral banks, Several persons were In
jured, but no one killed.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
WILLIAM EAST0A. Managing Director.
TATTERSALLS tof New York;, Limited, !,
7th Ave. and 55th ST.. New York.
A BANK CASHIERS SUICIDE.
Probably Caused by the Abscondins
of the Paying Teller.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 7.-Cashier M.
]. Befferding. of the Bank Of Minneapo-
lis. committed suicide this morning at
5 o'clock by shooting. His body was
not discovered nntii Ia an hour afterWards rs
because OF sensitiveness over the alb
sconding of Paying Teller Phil NJ.
Scl.eig, Saturday, with $4,000 OF the
banks morey.
President Kirby. OF the bank. declares
that Bofferding's accounts are perfectly
straight.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
DOCTORS M'COY AND SNOW,

Ofices: East 42d street, near Grand Central
Depot. and 1853 Broadway. corner Of l4th street.
Domestic Sewing Machine Building. New York
City. II you live at distasco write for a Symp.
ton Blank. Address all letters to East 42d
street. Once hours-9 to IL A. M. to4P p. NJ &,
0 to 0 p. NJ. daily. Sundays. 10 A. NJ. to 3P. NJ.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Pew. Edward Corcor.n Very III.

Rev. Edward Corcoran. Of St Josephs
Roman Catholic Church Brooklyn, is
critically II from complication Of dis.
"a seq, az the parish house. S2 Pacific
street His condition was unchanged
THIS MOrnIng.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
r-,e ard Western Men Nay Strike.

LIMA, o.. Sept. There is imminent
ds nser of a strike OF all the employees
OF the Lake Erie and Western system,
the employees being dissatisfied, An
In portant meeting OF engineers, hremen,
c,nductors and brakemen has been
called.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Sailed on the Augusta victeri.

Among the passengers on the Augusta
Victoria that sailed for Southampton
and Hamburg to-day We're Prince and
Princess Khevenhuller, Rud. Beyfuss.
Imperial Austrian Commissioner to the
Worlds Fair; j. NJ. Phillip, NJ. P; Mrs.
Carl II. Schurz and Mrs. Bolossy kl-
rally
The evening world., 1893-09-07
HOES STRIKE STILL ON.

The strike of the 500 employees Of
Hoe & Co., at Grand and Sheriff streets,
is still on. There is no change in the
ct nditon Of affairs. The Company re-
fuse to give out any information. The
strikers will hold a meeting tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
ELM STREET MATTER COMES UP
SL,IT

The Board of Street Openings and I'm
provement will meet Sept. 10 in the
Mayors office to take final action on the
Elm stret widening and extension. The
Corporation Counsel will be instructed
to apply to the Supreme Court for the
appointment of Commissioners of Ap-
praisal of the property to be taken for
the Improvement.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
French Engiusers Have an on. pay.

The French engineers who are tho
guests of the American Society of
Engineers. In this city. prior to their
visit to the Worlds Fair. had no stated
programme for to-day. Many Of them
rested, while others visited public build
inSs and other objects of interest. To-
morrow morning the party will leave
for Niagara Falls from the Grand Cen
tral Depot by a special complimentary
train,
The evening world., 1893-09-07
THE CHOLERA AT HULL.
Sanitary Inspector Stricken - On,
Death Reported To-Day.

LONDON. Sept. 7.-Sanitary Inspector
Dogherty was stricken with Asiatic
cholera In Hull this morning. and was
taken to the hospital.
There has been one death from cholera
in Hull to-day.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Coach for Yale Athletes.

Murphy, of Southviile, Mass. has been
engaged as the coach OF the Yale track
athletic team for next year. He acted
In the same capacity for the team OF
last season.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
shs Tried to I,,ft Too Much

Sophie Lawlor, Of II Kossuth street.
Brooklyn, is at ST. Mary's Hospital in
critical condition, from internal injuries
received Wednesday In lirtng a Tn boiler
hlled with water. The doctors have been
unable TO determine exactly what her
trouble Ii.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Militia Leaving Coal Creek.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Sept. THE
State troops are leaving Coal Creek and
Olive Springs coal mines, and another
outbreak by lawless miners Is feared.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Inque., in tho Case of Eden Rowland

LONG BRANCH. n. j., Sept. 7--Coro-
ner Van Dyke and his jury will meet at
! o'clock tonight. In this place, to hold
an inquest in the case OF Eden Rowland
aged seventy-fve. brother of a prominent
hotel keeper in Long liranch. who was
found dead In the mari pit on the out
skirts OF Long Branch.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Bradford l.. Dun Dead.

The death OF Bradford f. Dun was
announced on the Stock Exchange to-
day.
He was the only son OF William II.
Dun. Of Moore & Schley. the brokers.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Throw Stones At a Street Car.

BERNARD Heining. OF Avenue c and
Secon1 street. was fined $40 In Essex
Market Court this morning. He was
charged with throwing stones at Thomas
Murphy. OF $40 East Forty-second street.
yesterday while the latter was on a
street car.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
surroeat. Ransom a Candid ate.

Surrogate Rastus 8. Ransom. who has
Just returned from his vacation. has
declared himself to be candidate to
succeed himself. Surrogate Ransom's
term OF office expires on Jan. I. He was
elected to the office six years ago. BY
reason of a change in the law the Sur
rogate to he elected this Fall will have
fourteen years to serve.
The evening world., 1893-09-07

J. j. Kennv Marbles Miss Crabtre..
John j. Kenny, School Commits
sioner OF Richmond County and we'll
known lawyer, was married last night
to Miss Annie Crabtree. daughter OF
James Crabtree, a well-knoWn resident
OF New brighton. S. |.
The evening world., 1893-09-07
Continental Tramp. Reach ch,c.r,

Continental Tramos Reach Chicago.
CHICAGO. Sept 1.-The four Germans
who are walking from New York to
San Francisco on a wager of St,MO err
rived at the Worlds Fair ground. Chi
cago. yesterday. An entertainment will
| he given for their benefit to-day at the
Dart