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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

he crinoline c1ertlon continues g.
suspensef'iIis bower ossr the fsoat edgn
- approaching f4snsons
The only cfrialnts about skirts - that
tne frrinE nies:es VII Care 80 thea
i~fsiefs, ehtn SAL accessstsfe gefea
ssans. n 10 = .reatt that efintsine
snail make them rH.aIe 80 yGe uAg -
pend mon y every ils-sed atanail will
hA-tee q * hers e cot Nth steel aad
c1nVaa
Wifhin the last seek a suntlue,l shis,
per has toea going The rou1,is that The
heotskift fas IT, coMpenraiion@
Tbs whisper vii probably strengthen
into a told s'eslarair,e shat fasiieal To-
paftufe from TIE sllimpy clinzllg. pull
~, plain. rnlggl Ground the feet petit
cat i a gracious fsilsf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
A Million Friends.

A friend in need is a friend indeed.
and not less than one million people
have found just such friend in DIR.
Kings New Discover. for consumption.
coughs and colds II You have never
used this Great Cough Medicine. one
trial will convince You that il has won
derful curative powers in all diseases Of
throat. chest and lungs. Each bottle is
guaranteed to do all that Is claimed or
money will Re refunded. Trial bottles
10 cents AT Peck Bros. drug store. Large
bottles % cents and 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

bat a,4sr sad ; eirls wear short dresses
nil afAsus = ard -. when they begin 10
leusttefA an1 a ! al 4 s0sisien they
afs likely - jump ialo g.,Has every tit
li.e fhfif Ase3hHFs Bat dat thlnk
he ~ - = 10 DOES 1sof know The exact
fasbi.a ia-eac~e Il - modified il Der
oas dress. Look a hez dol 1here hef
l.ssie kas full sang sua Nine peliie -
ia fhe fi0k q tke sers latest Tier
sleeves are sure % - pafea. iies asss h
.s mot y aIsIed aai as Iong Iraine.l -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

We desire TO say 10 our citizens that
for years we have been selling DR. Hing' s
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric bitters. add have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate Ia guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
10 refund the purchase price IL satisfac-
tory results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits Peck
Bros. Druggists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

On account -of the inauguration 81
President elect Cleveland March 4. the
{. 4 ". NJ. and d.. ID. 4 " lines will
sell excursion tickets from all stations al
one limited first class fare for the round
trip. Dates Of sale will be February y
20 March 3. and good for continuous re
turn trip leaving Washington not later
than March & Full information rela.
tive 10 rates. train connections. etc, will
be furnished by our agents. or
GEoEoE DEHAvEs. q. p. A.
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O r s 1. X. \
Inaugurss.sa o. PEszstsps-E sses clsxs-
i4se. wssatnssea. 6, fiafca
A. 1so4

For TIE aAase oa-sazson the G r. 4 l.
utn nf~uarr speriai tickefs - Washing
Ion. y. 1 and return via fnrf Wayne
and the pennes ifania lness Rate all
he one lirst els.s hEstled fare foy the
ioond tip. tickets 20 e. ~tid February
=, 10 March > Inclusive. g.->t fos return
sof trains leaving Washington - March
4 c. L. LockwooD g. T. 4 Il A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Nj. IA Bourslier TIE proprietor u
The Turkish and Russian hath roonis.
CORNER south Ienia and Monroe streets.
announces that on Monday and Tuesday
mornings bis parlors are open O. The
newspaper fraternity. Mr. Ia Bcarslief
gives he l,oss bath annually. The
lime fs- their 1913 annual i herr. Dn
Tuesday afternoon and evening Mn. La
Rour-lser Nili have charge ~ the parlors
Ia await upon the ladies connected With
the newspaper offices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

firms winding up or Strengthening out
their accounts. She recently Olsen
tangled the accounts IL firm dissolved
by the death Of one member accounts
which had been running for dozen
years.
Queen Victoria's wealth IL now esti-
mated al 81, oco,0oo, exclusive OF landed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
nnrkisn.a Arniea salve.

The best salye in the world for cuts.
bruises sores. ulcers. salt fheum, fever
sores. letter. chapped hands. chiIblains,
corns and slI,skin eruptions. and posi-.
lively cures piles. or no pay required. IL
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale by Peek Bros. druggists.
corner Monroe and Division streets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

~fet al rste< xia Michigan Central
reflrsd The Niagara talla E.auis
Tickets rlIl - s.sl.i - fstiawa
~ iftifst ri strasnf - sierarrafsr
state rtsoeentasa F.F+.,.,x - n~a fare
"a = ~ rsoa.s ts,.. t..s.et. s,..3 snsn.,
fttfesff q aed - Returning Nsrrh
t. 81 4afsr.efrn is - -, s~...s,f -
6itfefinH = ps~.t.teot t1aeeiar4i
Ms-eh less7 p.sn -, 1,a~.A., -rfg -,
IRE ffsi aes hmiied fare sl1s0 Rats
- si.f~ft tfi e - pafsso VII -
sFte r~si e5na - fvHsrf -
70 sssffh > is''-ssssfet. s~sd returning "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

After Tuesday. February -. 1898 the
tax department will be closed. II you
have not yet paid all your taxes. please
see to il and save yourself further ex-
pense and annoyance.
NJ. III. SoRRIck. City Treasurer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

L. ono ~ the chief blessings Of every
home. To always insure good cuetar,is.
buildings. sauces. etc. use Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Direc-
tions on the label Sold 10y your grocer
and druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

s.irrr ~ whcie ir shs benz . th@
oren sides hrfianhesea are eofkrl
through shleh rh'sfns arr run aui tied
I'd isees - kvp th~ siT - the ieon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

t-ains iessins NAsAinston. D. q.
siArch 5
For luli iuiofmatien eAa ca p ~.
isrssss. gsnefsi asent. NJ - Moarce
steel er Al lnlon r. kei .siire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Private Diseases. Private Rooms. Pri-
vate Consultation. Speedy. Perna-
nent Cures Rooms l3 and IA Widdi-
comb Building. corner Monroe and
Waterloo streets
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
GET A HOME

Tkta .l.S-n4 res3Senee pov teins 49,
stsr,~s,.t -. - f.laf ~ Neeiths srrrlns uiil
- e..-,fs.s-f rrastY for srrnrsecy ~ st-sns
ihlrff dags Issrre r~cffiH'n hs.l. rsFier -
-r.rfs 80. ki.rNFn. heth ffsSri sni fsur
t,sslrss.r-a h. lfes rs'lfel sa-i si1~s fsTr.-h
waii4.n4 ~atiiaks frFc-~fi sr ~stsr r..iere 80
~ 49, ss.iers t4fasr So rssnfle 90 far.
r.sr~ .s..s.s~ t-rffs ttfa snf 49, refer.
Fstessii4. rr.sapisfr Ere stafe fssarisi isss.
rsrs f.4sF s.htrf stgti So sails esrnrnt
hrrss nries 81 ffe tes,sr tarre 80. frsssfts,s
. So ~ wrslfits srroHe
ftriae a. f.ssf -sertsutr $50 sar = 80 49,
- l..-',e..,.. - feftrr - fs.,Irsslf lnsfts
etfefsi .asr-rfias - rf r7fisifnEs - eng 80
~ &c.. e.af,.sst esrfr.-f srr< ~ lersa
s~szss~lsssss =, sxssts ! 81 1sls sxe ffny
arfs
f.ss Ne-fs t..ss 80 - Re.hs-s frsvsee -
faief tf.re al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

A DNERTiskhfNIS or THREE LINES
n or niofe aud.'r THIS head. cents line for
che insefi ion. ~ ceuts line "a: 'hrre inscr-
tions. - - CENTS . line for one wesk.
TO You wAST MoNElF-Ifso. ysu viii nna
~ u 70 your advantage 10 sec ~ hcforc bof-
rowine.
We make leans on household goods. plapo..
her.es. wagon, OF fcrr.,n.ai pnsperiS of any
quickest icesible time.
our loans are made without publicity and
the property b loft IN yonr individual rosses-
slon.
Loans can BE- carried a. long az desired OF caD
he Faid ia fuil. or Ia part. ~ hnY time - suit
yogr conFenicnce, and ans pafifssid reduces the
cost OF carr,i ns The loan.
N sou owe n balance ou furniture. piano 80
cfArr Tr,peffy. w. Will ray IL ur fer you. and
carry - i"nE - 80 deeirtlt
We aiee make loans IN the bui' ding and ioan
Association plan.
Our osllces are tie rncsf pleasant IN ti.s cit,
and arr - srfanEci that parties cailirF upon
ousi,.
Eesnousbcr that you have ,ise use 81 l,osh the
property snd tho money AMI can return The
GRAND RAPIDS MORTGAGE LOAN co,
k.sTn Tower bork.
Corner q Monroe. Pearl and Canal -
MONEY To LOAN In sanas - suit. .s'
VI productive real estate T.. :. Pr, m. f,oTn
Q, Lo'eit bieck, oppossie Sweet hotel
MONEY LOANED Cor short time 10 isrrr ~
vi small amounts 90 any Torn ~ e,-'d s..caf.
BUILDING. cor. Pearl and otta~a streets. 1eis-
phone iIh
pyTHizN DIRECTORY.
CowsN LonGE No : Resular consen
items Iuftdaf rsenines 81 ~ o'rieak a.
the hall. NJ 90 aud ~. S1nih Division street
Visiting knights cord til3 invited William g.
weoi. q q. Charlie. .. Nsahr, 4. = X. ana :
VrALLEY CRY IoDsF No ia Rerula.
eontfnfiou ever Monday evening al 80
Hall co4nrr Fridge SID ~cfiffief sirrrs@ = y
Maleoii, &C, v p ~'fsans' =. q n and :
/ nY Lon6E 10 $50 llsli a. Pace. s.seet.
cdrnrr iiaInfrlf and 4 "a asrf.at4 hsrr
lar ctnteEfi-ss evtfs intei etrnir1 1T -
O'clock J. tslkins, &. g.. I.',1 a. tarc. \.
- i. ard
IMPERIAL LopgF M i.s Kersisf en-
\ ernfltn ever Nesirrsstat e'fsf.ira ~ . clcck
e. - hsli. LONE s'feei. ~ h tSrfk'ns. 9.
MASONIC DIRECTORY.
1Rt>p RfVFf Toni II. y . as4 4. NJ
VI Hseerie hah. i.seH street sisfies =
Nerisn y l. a. he'ierr serrear5.
HoElr IofGF AQ. r,s FAAN I,urie
~ bail. ~ 4. W.st ff,tre .sss.ei i,s =. Al.
briest v " Lere Nsrs.n. sesr,ssf5 -. =
fpafi street
xrsi4HY t1T1 LafsE 80 atFtAN
lei Aos raa p i.tan .freei }.lr hgr
f3taasi sirref.
EKkND Rsp1ps fHAr1Ff No. sHkn
" fev.e'r tsi Ne sus q Issg. .iseet
.tfe.' 'ieefes y. tabesr0 s~rr-tsrf. ~. .
sras sfratt
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ID II. Armstrong Builder

ssANvsezFa4 = sns 60 sr.8s seas s>slses
-er 49, A-.seps4t -Ttlrs - tAs -Fsetrs7<l
i4aes $3.50 rsks $50 fetsaa te5eax ~o1t y
Frss.s.nt q 80 sresse. slst astse -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,


FoR SALE HorSKF AND LOIS
New bonse 90 Seuth i.asrar. street. uiih
slGhi MONS cood cellar eeii Ara eiefern. nfpall
House and - 90 Wealth ascnue
tins sherman street
Two - tentfr sfre-t.
ono 90 tauatI4h street
one or l.arnsr averue.
Al.o house sd l,ss "a Fnfss nv.nue NoFtb
frn<pfrf, feir ffrrtt. Aaiil5 Htrnsr. Irrtace
avenue. S~rufh Lafayette str.sf and many ofi.ers
m al rsrts ~ tie siss.
have some enc ln~ide1f lsifs On pinintrid
sserge for sale caeAli. aiso lofs Ia sl s.sris a
the city.
FARMS FOk Ski.E OR EXCHANGE
One hundred aud sixts.hse scrr.s H. fs.~nshl In
- kovng one hUndFtd end tlifst arfs,s isn
proved. tlirfy.ffc ACRE trr ssrsrh alfd ntpis
simtef, large peach aud olsas oruharas fns
boiiding- r.lii cla, losEr.
Al<o eighty scfts 10 tGwrsfin ~ Hosne With
thirty tive acfrs improved. fiffsen acfu~ - bcA
and maple timber.
fanp ~ nirrt,--~tcn srrs< b. tu~nsiiip a
Cascade 9Th thirtt acrrs - hesss filaisef.
Al@o ~ sane township q s.f,s hunsffri as,.i
~ aeu~. With tnf inItFrf arrfs ir, .,fsst 4
god btiiidinfs sft,at crrhhfIi .s.Ii ftaf iaans
have farms ~ AZ dlf~cfitfs fsots cift. rans
tpE frtfr Eve ncTts ~, 81 I've tlnAtlfan. .,ll.s
~ and lotl over rs les u yro wait a. bus ~
rnchaneo fsf cats property.
have = nv dlsiraiae ho1rsa ~ fnnt
Money - Ira "a E4arf raj estate staruftfF
n y ftnfnf.It
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Low Rates to Washington.

IpsWc sells everything under the sun
fHfIIo Try him and see.
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Itcms Abonf Momen.

Mrs. S. 4. Thurston is one Of the
noteworthy women OF Kansas. Her
skill as an accountant is utilized by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

III flUniDf Swanee river route.
Double daily sleeping car service from
Chicago. 81. Louis. Cincinnati, Louis.
vile and Evansville. via Nashville.
Chattanooga. Atlanta. Lake City. Jack
sons.lle To Tampa. For rates and sleep.
ing ear. write Il. +. Neville. No. l9i
Clark street. Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

DTTTCNTHdIEp is headquarters for
DlIflHiHHLlH Game, Fish. Poultry
and Oysters. Telephone him your or
ders for dinner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
sUsINE S. CHANCES.

- = IL sls per das 81 home. selling Lightning
sNsB Platter ana riailng ieNelg. waichcs.
tabirwarr. etc. Plates the finest - i~welry
g,.od a. How, on al kinds - metal With e,.id.
silver or rickcl. No experience. NJ capital.
Every housp has gssds needing plating. u. n.
Urino. tolnfrhu- -.
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Want Columns


Dfk7,3N2i MI ii.c seses ia.s ~he ts-s. .
4 eatie saese Is - t-fails 90 t-fit
eassa issp t.l.ls.ssdas fesusas fssssr s.ief4
- sAs.1 =, a. Il ,.es tsi.<sst - tAe lsetn
Storei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

HORSE for sale o. rtcbknre fer city prop
j eft, or merchandise. Inquire u William
n. Collins. g Terrace avenue.
I,oR SALE on EXCHANGE For Graoa
i Rapids property farm = - hcrrs in james
town ~ = beiEafn n taken som two grnd a..
chards. vinsstsr small frsiit. etc. huiidincs
frst class. farm machinery. wagons. sietgls,.
e,c can bs had. mcguire n ovref. tieorEf ~
Kirkland. seo t,fiees avenue. sirand kariis.
Nirh
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

A DNERTisEAfFNIS or THREE LINES
n or niofe and..f THIS head cents line Tor
che insess ion. "a ceuts line "a: fhrre inser.
tious. or - cents limo fnr one wesk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
WANTED soARDERs.
GOOD HOTEI.-w.ss'lp, !,
20. SALE or EXCHANGE.

only - 20 8 tTansients. q ard ~ -. bath r.
nj Lincoln House. No. - ~rflnz street Gu
snfce a. good fare - auf $50 housc.
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Deserving Praise.

Gen. Pass. andITicket Agt., Chicago, II
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

HOUND Iht lese Ia has : Gas dlasanai
~a4f Es4sis - olAlss ard sass ni.1ty = 40
Veg Heyeais aei,afr A ca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

feia Or siostA and H.
8tMnliS clain1 a..
tsrea essllns snsals disi'
afuaf s1d e4FFslallal
fsiure
lad ia1 auHuitlas. a.
FeExt@ - rnanAxcmriit
ctmE..l ..sr.lst l1faHffs
And ta4es a. t,..i4. .is a.al.
AllLl--Ll .L--L-alln-nL.l.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
NEW JERSEY.
FIVE STATIONS ARE ROBBED
Daring Burglaries Along the
Pennsylvania Railroad Line,
Offices Wrecked aud Money and
Tickets Stolen.

Between the hours of II o'clock, mid
night, and 8 o'clock this morning FIVE
stations along the line Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroads New York division were
broken into and looted by burglars.
Just how much money was secured Is
unknown, but as all the stations robbed
were OF minor Importance, 1t is not be-
lieved that the loss will be great. In
several Instances tickets were taken and
will prove valueless to the robbers.
h robberies were all within a dis
lance of six miles, extending from Scott
avenue station, in Railway, to Metuchen.
No trains are run between midnight and
6 o'clock on the division. 1t is believed
that the burglars went out from New
York on the last train at Ills last
night and Wake from one station 10
another as they accomplished each bur
glary, for no hand-car is missing.
At Metuchen, twenty-siX miles out,
both money and tickets were taken. It
Robinvale, twenty-five miles out, the
station windows were smashed and tick
cts scattered all over the platform.
The money drawer Jay ON the fiool
empty, but the ticket agent, 1t Is said
carried the money home with him last
night. So far as is known. nothing wal
taken.
At Menlo Park the thieves secured
what money there was in the station
The station at H~outenville, t]wenty-on,
miles out, was broken into, but whethe,
any money was taken Is not yet known
At Scott venue. Railway, several pack
Several petty robberies have recent!
been committed in the vicinity, AM
the residents are becoming alarmed:
General Passenger Agent j.. K. Woo,
was notified of the robberies this morn
ing. and the Company's detectives wer,
at once put to work.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
.LODGERS GATHERED IN.
Batches from Various Police Courts
Committed as Migrants.

Eighteen habitual dodgers at station
houses were arrGigned before Justice
Smith at jefferson Market Court to-day,
and most of then. were given three
months on the island. They were
sent, according to the new regulations
OF the Department, IN patches of six,
from the Mercer, West Thirtieth and
West Thirty-seventh street stations. The
majority were women.
Thirty-SiX dodgers, consisting of TWEEN
ty-six men and ten wOmen VINO last
night secured lodgings in the Eighteenth,
Twenty-first, Twcnty-se, ond, Twenty
third, Twenty-fourth and fifth
precincts. were to-day marched to tie
Yorkville Police Court as prisoners and
arraigned on the charge of NaGrancy.
Some of the men proved themselves 10
be respectable mechanics cut of work,
while the women la every instance
looked to be habitual dodgers.
Justice Grady gave cards to some of
the most deserving Of the prisoners,
which viii secure them work by the
Charity Organization Society, and com
mitted the others TO the island tor the
Winter.
Eleven women and sever men, dodgers
In the east side police stations. were
fined $40 each by Justice, Noorhis in the
Essex Market Court to-day. The charge
against them was disorderly conduct.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
Uttered AGAIN SHOT.
Police Do Not Think He Is the In.
tended Victim Of a Vendetta.

Joseph Zitterel, an Italian, thirty years
old, of s CARROLL street, Brooklyn.
walked into the Hamilton avenue police
station shortly after midnight this morn
ing and asked the sergeant at the desk
to call a surgeon to dress a pistol shot
wound in his left shoulder.
He told the police that he had been
shot while walking along Union street
a short time before. He refused to give
any further information.
Ambulance Surgeon Kemp removed the
man to the Long Island College Hospital.
Detective Mcmillan visited the. Italian
settlement, but could learn nothing of
the shooting.
The police learned. however, that Zit-
terel had once before figured In the same
kind of trouble.
On May IA last, a few minutes before
midnight, he was found staggering along
Hamilton avenue. He. was arrested on
a charge of being drunk
Twenty minutes after he was locked
up in a cell he complained of having
been shot. A doctor found that he had
three gunshot wounds in his abdomen.
He refused to give any information,
and was taken to the Long Island Col.
lege Hospital. where he recovered and
was discharged.
1t is thought that the man was shot
in a runken row. The police do no
think that he was the intended victim
of q vendetta.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
BR0OKLYN'S LOW DEATH RATE
Commissioner Griffin Congratu-
lates Himself Once More.
The Annual Report of the Health
Department Given Out.

The annual report of Health Commits
sioner John Griffin. of Brooklyn, was
given out for publication this morning.
In the report the Commissioner gives
a detailed account of the work done
by his Department during the past year,
and he co~ngratulates the people In
their escape during the past Summer
from cholera. He also calls attention to
the low death rate. which, he alleges,
was due to the care exercised by the
sanitary authorities. The v~accinatins
corps also comes in for Il share OF
praise.
The amount placed at the disposal OF
the Department the past year was
$3.50, 100. so. The salary account was
$l26, 800; contagious diseases bureau and
hospital. $780, 0 ambulances, sl4,6SO
night medical service, $1,000; laboratory.
1000: general expenses, Sl6,Sl9. The
cholera prevention fund was $500.
BY classes the deaths and death rate
and percentage of deaths by totals was
as follows:
The evening world., 1893-12-27
OYSTER PIRATES NEW FIELD.
They Visit Jamaica Bay and Secure
Large Hauls.

ROCKAWAY BEACH, Dec. 27-Oyster
planters on Jamaica Bay will organize
for protection against oyster pirates who
have made their appearance in this Sec
ton. During the past two nights 1t Is
estimated that 1000 bushels of choice bi-
valves have been stolen from the beds
owned by Capt. John Boerum, neal
Pumpkin Patch. off Canarsie, and Capt.
James Greer. OF the Raunt.
The robbers visited Capt. Boerum's
beds on Sunday night. He was awak-
ened by the noise and frightened the
men away by threatening to shoot.
Capt. Greer discovered men at work
on his beds last night He jumped into
boat in which the thieves were and they
fled.
Capt. Greer's description Of the pirat,
craft tnllles with that Of Capt. Boerum
stubby mast and a big patch on the main
The evening world., 1893-12-27
CAUCUS FOR WALLACE.
Republican Aldermen Quarrellina
Over Brooklyn Plums.

The political pot in the Republican
camp of Brooklyn Is boiling over these
days with rumors and stories of all kinds
attending the struggle which various
factions of the incoming Aldermen are
making. to control the Craftsmanship OF
the Board and elect their particular
candidate for City Clerk.
Each faction is accusing the other Of
afRliating with the Democrats, and SELL
ing out good Republicans" for rene
gades.
In the matter OF selecting q Chairman,
1t is said that Jackson Wallace. of the
Sixth Ward, will be elected to the office.
There is to be a caucus of the Alder
men-elect at Mr.. Wallace's home to-
night, and II Mr.. Wallace controls
enough votes TO get the chair. Joseph
Benjamin, of the Sixteenth Ward, will be
selected for the City Clerkship.
In case the Wallaceites succeed in
carrying out their scheme, it will be
another victory for Willis, and a CORE
spending defeat for the Worth Williams
combination,
The evening world., 1893-12-27
S%ANDS-FAYE WEDDING.
Celebrated at High Noon I'm st.
Francis Xavier's Church.

The wedding OF Louis Joseph Sands
and Miss ella Louis Faye was cele,
brated at noon to-day in st. Francis
Xavier's Church. Sixteenth street, near
Sixth avenue. in the presence of 1900 no.
tables of this city. Rev. DIR. Seton, a
cousin of the bridegroom, oiliciated.
The bride was dressed In "A plain, heavy
white satin gown, trimmed with rich
point lace, and pearls. Her point lace
SONS. She carried a large bouquet of
lilies of the valley and white roses.
Henry Bibby was best man.
George Alexander Brown. Langdon
Erying, Alphonso de Navarro. Joseph
l.. Deiaheld. Claude Duhaine and Ship
ley Jones were ushcrs,
After the ceremony there was a re-
ception and breakfast at Sherry's.
The couple sail Jan. 4 for the Mediter-
ranean, their objective point for the
Winter being Southern Italy.
The evening world., 1893-12-27
SMASHED BOTTLES AND GLASSES
DOuovan's Sister Tainted When He
Was Held for Trial.

Michael Donovan was held In the
Tombs Court this morning in $1,000 bail
for trial at Special Sessions for assault
upon Thomas Culkin, "a bartender in the
saloon of Abraham LaZarovitZ, corner
Greenwich Carmine streets, on
Christmas evening.
Culkin said Donovan and another man
entered the place and demanded whiskey
gratis. Upon Culkin's refusal Donovan
said:
well, we've come here for trouble,
and we're going to have IT,"
''Thereupon," said Cuikin, 1.-THE two
men began playing tenpins with glasses
and bottles and made me the king pin.
''One of the glasses struck me In the
face. l lodged u bottle SHE'D at my
head. 1t went through the from win
dow"
When Donovan was placed under bail
his sister, who was among, the spectators
in the courtroom, tainted.