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The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

The Oldest member of the Phila-
delphia police force, Daniel Cendig
Is eighty-two years Of age, and still
does duty as a guard ct the May
or Office. He is as vigorous az
the average man of fifty.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

Inc Worlds Fair will Be Open TODAY
by Southern Associated Psess.
CHICAGO, June 1O.-Chief Justice
Fuller has issued a stay of proceed
lngs, aud the Worlds Fair will be
opened tomorrow.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

For perfect and permanent cure for
Cstar1h, take DR.. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. Its proprietors offer $500 reward
for any incurable case of Catsrrh,
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

ihe proprietors Of Ely's Cream
Balm Go not claim it to be a cure all,
but remedy for catarrh, colds in the
head and hay fever. Ii is not liquid
or snuff, is easily applied into the
nostrils. 1t gives relief at once. zoe.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11
They Are In II.

Men will have a chance next week
we VIII oiier our entire line of men
straw hats at a piice that will suit Won
No fake. Come early.
SWISpFrF
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11
United States Circuit Court

Before bis Homer, Aug. s Seymour
Judge presiding, the following bushes
was transacted yesterday:
United States vs.. E. F. Moore. Presi
dent National Bank, embezrling funds,
Verdict. not guilty.
United States vs.. S. NJ. Jones, sci ia
dismissed.
United States VS. w. B. and W,nn;
fred Bryant, Johnston county. Indict
ment, Illicit distillipg. Verdict. not
guilty. 0'
United States VS.. w. R. Ray, Wake
county. Indictment, illicit distillinc
Verdict, not guilty.
United States VS.. j. E. Cotlett, Wake
county. Verdict, guilty of working at
illicit distillery. Judg gment, 80 davs
imprisonment and fined S 90.
United States VS.. Major Barefoot
Johnston county. Defendant pleads
guilty of working at illicit distillery
Judgment to be pronounced.
Uniled States vs. Joseph Barbou
Johnston county. Indictment, illicit dis.
tilling. Verdict, guilty: Judgment re-
served.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11
Fine Livery.

,...'.I NJ 1'n Of Lee & Dunn wish to an.
IN. .., las public that they have the
'aG'y' teams in town, connected
,nS. ISrge boarding and ssle sta
Tla.,..'''' IZ3, l25 and 1877 South
~ LEE g. DUNN,
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

Remnants straw mating at price TO
suit you. Silk parasol for Sl.0O, worth
$500. All clothing at cost at
SWINDFLL's
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11
EOElTY CAIENnLp

State Trust Company ct al, vs.. East.
ern l.. L. and Manufacturing Company
Order for distribution of funds.
). A. Kelly VS. J. M. Conrad's Sons.
Sixty days allowed both plaintiff and
defendants to file exceptions to refer.
ee's report.
Court meets Monday morning at 9:3O
o'clock.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

Nails were made by hand previ
GUS to 1910.
The state chronicle., 1893-06-11

,,c' DRUG STORE
&.te. ~ a Tonic, a delicious beverage,
,Ge "''s The use of clnchona is IN
The evening world., 1893-11-24
.EDW. RIDLEY & sons,
300 TO 32t GRAND ST., N.Y..
CAUGHT IN THEIR OWN TRAP.
Men Who Tried to Swindle Horse.
man Kellogg Arrested.

Two alleged shell" game swindlers
named Charles McGinnis, twenty-three
years old. OF $40 West Forty-ninth street.
and William Murray. twenty-eight years,
OF 494 Eighth avenue, were remanded at
the Yorkville Police Court to-day for
trying TO fleece Peter Kellogg. the Brook
Ign horseman. who is having the horse
sale at the American Institute this week.
The two men came TO the Institute
yesterday and asked Mr.. Kellogg to buy
some tickets for a benevolent benefit to
be rendered to Frank Denning. who 1t
was claimed. met with an injury by
being kicked in the abdomen by a horse.
The tickets were so cents each.
Mr.. Kellogg. suspecting hat It was a
fake benefit, told the men he did not
care to buy any tickets, but would sub
scribe something II they had a subscrip-
ton list. The men said they did not
have It but would get it
In their absence Mr. Kellogg notified
Detectives Weller and Grade. OF the
East SiXty-seventh street squad. Soon a
messenger boy arrived with a fake"
subscription list on which were half a
dozen names.
The detectives took charge OF the boy
and he led them to Third avenue. be-
tween SiXty-third and SiXty-fourth
streets, where McGinnis n Murray
were waiting for the money,
Detective eller believes that both are
found on McGinnis the shell game
paraphernalia and also a list OF names
OF prominent horsemen, who II is be-
lieved. were intended victims.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
ASKED $4,000, COT A KICK.
Chicago Crank with a Pistol
Tackles the Wrong Man.
millionaire Walker Puts Him Out
and Calls the Police.
Hy Associated Press)


CHICAGO, Nov. 2L-Charles Nostrom,
a tall, well-dressAd Swede. entered the
home OF James Il. Walker. the Chicago
capitalist. last night. ms at the point Of
a revolver demanded a check for $4,000
Mr.. Walker promptly grappled with
the would-be robber, rushed him to the
door and kicked him down the steps be-
fore a shot could be fired.
The man first appeared at the front
door of the Walker residence. and po-
litely asked to see Mr.. Walker. When
Mr.. Walker appeared, the Intruder
apologized for the disturbance, and said
he was hard up and must have n
Mr.. Walker replied that ne could not
give him n
. At-this moment Nostrom drew a revolt
yer and dramatically exclaimed: Write
me a check for $1,000 and hand it over
quick, or I'll put a hole through your
heart"
After kicking the man downstairs, Mr..
Walker telephoned to the police. who
soon afterwards had Nostrom under ar
rest. Nostrom has been arrested before.
and Is regarded by the police as some
what OF a rank. At one time he was
examined as to his sanity.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
THINK THEY ARE The BURGLARS.
Police Arrest Three Young men for
Roboing q Power-House.

The police OF the West Eighty-eighth
street station-house believe that they
have in custody the trio Of robbers who
during the last six months have repeat
eddy robbed the electric light power
house. at the southwest corner OF Eigh-
gether about 500 worth Of insulated
copper wire.
The prisoners are Matthew Cummings.
nineteen years old, of Eighty-second
street and First avenue; Daniel Ma
honey, alias O'Connell, twenty-one years
old. OF 43S East EiEhty-second street, and
Richard Mccormack, nineteen years old.
OF 429 East EIghty-hrst street.
Policemen Ward and Jose. who had
been detailed to watch the premises. on
Wednesday night saw two men in one OF
the windows, wliCh they had pried open.
They succeeded in arresting young Cum
Yesterday afternoon Mahoney was seen
entering a saloon at ~Eighty-second
street and First avenue. Policeman
Ward entered the saloon, While Police
man Jose climbed TO the roof and Po-
llceman Black guarded the door. Ma
honey showed fght when found con,
volver was showed under his chin he
submitted.
Mccormack was arrested this morn.
ing.
Cummings was held in 1900 bail in
Harlem Police Court Yesterday for trial
The other two men were arralgned this
morning. pleaded not guilty. Ind were
held in S.Oo9 bail each for examination
tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
MIT De TRIED FOR MURDER.
Margaret Cuff Remanded to Await
I the Result of Her Bullet.
Doctors Say Barber RIichssls May
Not Recover.

IA Margaret Gun. q young and pretty
Nrish-American girl, was remanded with
but bail in the Yorkville Police Court
khis morning to await the result OF Jo-
tsefe Michaels's injuries. She shot him
Day afternoon.
n Micnaels Is an italian barber. He lived
trith the gtrl in squalid apartments In
'khe basement OF the 1Js Sew
Anth avenue. His shop is in front, and
THE living apartments in the rear.
Y Margaret says she was married
10 Michaels at the City Hall in December,
bssl. but he denies the statement. and
declares that he has a wife and VI
Hhndren In Palermo. Sicily. He left them
fieven years g to come TO this country.
n Margaret, nevertheless, has lived with
rtim as his wife, and was known as
Mrs. Michaels among the neighbors.
trheir domestic life has been one series
hf quarrels, the result OF mutual jeal-
23usy.
y Yesterday afternoon at o'clock
'.dichaeis left The shop. leaving his as
Instant, Giuseppe Colaro. in charge.
when he returned half an hou later he
FOUND Margaret absent.
N When she returned at 5 o'clock he up
Braided her. During the quarrel she
'bhot MIN in the right sid OF the alb
flomen with a revolver.
4 II was a deliberate attempt at murder.
according to Colaro. the only witness.
n Margaret acknowledges the shooting.
,tut say hat II was accidental. She
hays she had Intended to fire the pistol
10 brighten Michaels: that she had pulled
Ehe Trigger several times out in the
tard. but the cartridges failed to ex-
n When the pistol was examined none OF
cartridges was found dented. as must
have been the case had the trigger been
mapped.
II Michaeis was removed to Roosevelt
Hospital, where II was aid his morn.
Ing there was little chance OF his re-
lfovery.
Al Margaret fought like mad when Po-
0fceman Gloss attempted to arrest her.
but b was finally overpowered and
aiken to the West Forty-seventh street
ittation.
n She attempted to cut Michaels's throat
with a razor. the police say. abou six
months ago She has been frequently
K rrested. In 1880. while an inmate OF
rrfary Scanlon's disorderly house. she was
arrested in a raid. and was the pr!nci-
bal witness against the proprietress, who
vas sent to the island and died there.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
HELD FOR REQUISlTI0N.
Minister CASTOR Wanted in Atlanta
for Larceny.

At the request OF Detective Krauch
Justice Martin, IN the Tombs Police
Court this morning, committed Benjamin
Gaston. who claims to be the Commits
sioner. Minister Plenipotentiary and en-
vCy Extraordinary 20 this country from
Liberia. for fifteen days TO await the
arrival of officers from Atlanta. Ga.
CASTOR was arrested yesterday IN the
oftice OF the National Emigration and
Steamship Company. charged with the
larceny OF So. r. Fl. B-lcher, OF At
larta, is me complainant.
Inspector Mclaughlin received a tele-
gram from the Chief OF Police OF Atlanta
this morning. which read: Hold Gas
ton. Warrant will leave on nrst train.
Reuuisition papers and officer will be in
New York as soon as possible"
CASTOR says that his mission here is
10 encourage co!o!ed people Of the South
TO go 10 Liberia, and that the colored
preachers Of the South a formed a
conspiracy against MIN. because he is
taking a number OF co!ored people away
from Georgia.
He MAS to have taken thirty persons to
Southampton EEK Wednesday, en-route
for Liberia. He was to ave sent ~,
uu; could not secure that number Of ne
gTOeS.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
SCHOOL NO. 43'S GALA DAT.
OF q Bust OF Washing.
ton by Mr.. Mcvay.

to0~hSoSAoh " Ooob vi oohiuk-
ton by Mr.. Mcvay.
This Is a gala day at Grammar School
70. q. Amsterdam avenue and One Hun
Sred and Twenty-ninth street, and Prin-
opal W. II. ]. Seiberg had a housefu! of
distinguished guests.
I The occasion was the presentation by
,;eorge p. H. Mcvay OF Sculptor Wilson
ffacDonald's large bust OF Washington
, the school as a testimonial OF the pre-
,minence OF No. q among the Twelfth
Ward schools in preparing its boys for
Entrance to college.
The presentation took place at . o'clock
this morning. followed by an Grafton on
George Washington" bv Adolph L. San
Ger, President Of the Board o Education.
The gift was. accepted on behalf of the
OF Trustees by John Whalen.
chairman of the Board. and by Master
" Shapiro. class OF 90. on behalf of the
.school.
II There was an interesting programme
~ exercises by the bright boys and girls
70 No. - besides.
Il Among those present were Trustees
,fseopold wormser, Antonio Rasines.
robert e Steel and William E. Stiilings.
Inspectors George H.. Toop. G. F. Jack
ION. n. D.. and Samuel Sanders.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
ASSIGNEE GOULD WILL APPEAL
He Doesn't Like Justice Dykman's
Decision in tho Field Case.

Nanderpoel, Cunning & GOODWIN. coun-
sci for Assignee Charles w. Gould. say
that they will appeal from Justice Dyk-
mans decision setting aside the assign
mcnt OF Field, Lindley. Wiechers & Co,
OF which firm Edward NJ. Field. the son
Of Cyrus w. Field, was a member.
Justice Dykman. at White Plains. yes
terday. set aside the assignment on the
ground Of fraud.
The action for this purpose was begun
over a year ago by r. +. DIetE. a cred
itor OF the firm TO the amount OF 1926, 90.
All the firms assets 10, as
shown by the schedules filed by AS
signee Gould, was about 5000 Still Mr..
DietZ, as a first judgment creditor, thinks
ne Will get more by having the assign
ment set aside than II he waited for the
settlement with the assignee.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
ESCAPED CONVICTS CAUGHT.
Kelly and Corcoran Must Go Back
to Massachusetts,
Supposed to Have Been Aided by
the Keepers.

Thomas Kelly, aged twenty-three.
and Neal Corcoran. aged nineteen, were
arraigned before Justice Martin in the
Tombs Court this morning and turned
over TO Supt. Scott, OF the Massachu-
sets Reformatory. from which they es-
capped Oct. 10 last with Louis Brown.
alias "Scooting jim" and Frank J.
Quinn, another notorious prisoner with
an alias.
Kelly and Corcoran were captured
yesterday in company with Patrick Con-
nelly by Detectives McManus n Muir
ply. OF Inspector McLaughlin's staft.
Inspector Mclaughlin had been on the
lookout for them for some time. At
Police Headquarters the two at first de-
MED their identity. but when confronted
by Supt. Scott, OF the Reformatory, who
had been te~legraphed for by the lnspec-
tor, they said:
"The jig's up" and acknowledged that
they were the escaped convicts.
Connolly was also identified by Supt.
Scott as an ~ex-convict who a served
a term at the Massachusetts Reforma-
tory. He was discharged by Justice
Martin, no charge having been made
against him.
Kelly and Corcoran were serving long
sentences for picking pockets in Boston
anu tdHlpEluEe TtSptNiiNelS'
In Kelly's pocket was found n char
acteristic letter addressed 10 Joe Kelly.
now Of Nowhere, formerly OF Some
where 1t must have been brought TO
Kelly by messenger.
In the letter the writer, who signs him
self Spike" and who is evidently an
inmate OF the Reformatory. complains
that he was not as successful as the
four who uade their escape
The letter reads:
Fried Joe: J ant going to write much Per.
hapa this won't reA'h YOU. Well, you go; out
and left me in the soup. You did It through
these deadly screws" Meaning the keepersl
The writer then narrates ev -nts in the
prison and winds up by advising Kelly TO
keep far away from the Reformatory and
from the women"
Tn. manner in which the prisoners are
supposed to have escaped was by fitting
a key TO the loci OF q door leading to a
new wing of the ~RetormatOry, then in
process OF construction.
1t was easy for the fugitives to escape
detection by mingling with the prisoners
who were engaged in building the wing.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
GILMoRE'S CASE ADJOURNED.
Argument on a Writ OF Habeas Cor,
pus for q Brockway Victim.

Moses II. Grossman. OF Friend &
House. counsel for John Gilmore the pa
rolled inmate Of the Elmira Reformatory.
now confined in the Tombs. appeared
before Judge Lacombe in the United
States Circuit curt this morning on
the writ Of habeas corpus issued in
Gilmore's behalf. Gilmore Is the man
who was formerly an inmate Of the Re
formatory. and who was paroled for
good behavior. and who. when the six
months parole vas about to expire, Supt.
Brockway attempted 10 retake To the
Elmira Reformatory. and who was re-
claimed arbitrary owe under the stat
ute.
Assistant District-Attorney Battle ap-
peared for Brockway. on consent OF
counsel the writ was adjourned unit
next Monday,
The evening world., 1893-11-24
AWYER BROOKE In CONTEMPT.
2 Fafled TO Appear for Examination
In Supplementary Proceedings.

An order has been issued by Chief JUS
&c Simon Ehrlich, OF the City Court,
Erecting Lawyer Charles W. Brooke 10
bow aus why he should not be pun
he'd for contempt OF court.
'H- o. Houghton & Co, publishers, OBJ
Judgment against Brooke for
eL@. and MI. Brooke was cited 10
ppear and testify in supplementary
foeeeiings on Nov, q. He failed 10 do
The eontemp; proceedings are set down
~ Nov. p.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
BAMBERG JOINS THE ANTS"
He Was Once Tammany Candidate
for Assembly.

The Committee OF Ten on Organiza-
ton OF the new anti-Tammany move
ment has received q letter from Wallace
Bamberg. 90 West Eighty-hfth street,
who was at one time a Tammany Hall
candidate for Assembly in the old
Twenty-irst District. expressing SYM
pathy with the cause of reform. and
declaring his intention to take an active
part II called upon.
The Committee will meet tomorrow
TO arrange for the mass-meeting a.
Cooper Union.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
IMPUDENT BEGGARS FINED.
Ono Bullisd a Woman ana the Other
Struck . Man.

justice Voorhis, in the Essex Market
Police Court to-day, ned Grace Weiss
and Joseph Reilly 80 each for soliciting
aims, Weiss entered the apartments of
Mrs, Schmidt. at 90! Second street. and
after she gave him a cent he planted
himself on the lounge and refused TO
leave unless the woman increased her
gift TO "A dime. Policeman Sheridan
was summoned and arrested the i'm
Iuient heggar.
Reilly struck Richard Lindsay, OF $50
East E!ghtieth street, between the ewes
because he refused to give him - cents
The evening world., 1893-11-24
THEY GIVE UP THE HUNT.
IRE. Henderson Has Bafaed the
Z Process Servers.

deputy Sheriff Wagering and his as
~}stants. who for weeks have peer try
hg to serve an attachment against
Ira Juliette c. Henderson. wife OF
.usseil Henderson. gave up the at
empt this morning. acknowledging
themselves beaten.
Mrs. Henderson still keeps behind her
Arrfcade, as II were, in room -, St.
larc Hotel She refuses 10 see any one.
efuses to admit that she is in at all,
nd the hotel attendants stand by her
} the a
.LAwyer julius Levy this morning also
aid he had about given up the attempt.
fe will ask the advice OF Judge Fftz-
mons later. II he cannot compel her
sWyer TO produce her he is defeated.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
URN ABOUT IS NOT FAIR PLAY.
sspo Eioped and Returned to Charge
sdichael with Abandonment.

Michael Stein. a Pole, vas ~arraigned
= h Tombs Court this morning on a
barge Of abandonment preferred by
/ stylish young woman. who said she
sas his wife.
/ Stein says he lived with the woman at
Hartford. Conn. and they were happy
'ntii h firted with Marks Goldberg
md eloped with him.
After she had gone Stein came to this
lily and got work at his trad OF hO-
7e1s-making.
He says though he lived with Lena
ley were married. and since com
pg to New York he has married. and
: now living with his wife at rs Ell
ridge street.
, Lena learned of his whereabouts and
srocured a warrant for his arrest. He
ras remanded for examination.
Counsel for e Stein threaten to
AXE 4 charge OF bigamy against Stein.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
AlN5WoRTH OUT OF TIE RACE.
he withdrAws in Favor OF Malby
for tho SpesEersh:p

WATERTDWN. Nov. 9I-At a con-
ference Of prominent Republicans held
here yesterday Assemblyman Air~worth.
OF osHeSU County. agreed to withdraw
his candidacy Tor the Speakrvshlp in ia
The representatives of jefferson, 81.
Lawrence and OsweEO counties will
un!ted!y favor Mir. Malby.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Coming Events.

ne society o, Neu York Law Clerks viii Civ.
recsptioa and bail al TGnH4sy Hall tonight.
c1aTt Nonisrey A. o. Z OF A. 80 viii
We IL anauAl ball at Richmond Hail. One HuE-
- and SiHtssnth street. rear Eighth avenue.
tanhnsiving eve.
IAs Inauguration ball o. the M.llenulun Club
rA4arta vii Be held Al Ar.!nEt0n Hall. 70 10 Il
harfs place, East EiEh,h street, sgzdEy
p "a uAnkO Gator. o: ne EdsE NUEes. MI
The evening world., 1893-11-24
school "a soc!nl Fconomlcs

The School o. sosisl Economics. - Union square.
~I;h free evening classes Tor bo;A sexes, under
the auspices o. the Alumni Association. VIII open
Npaday evening. bee. 4 The cours, opens With a
Il. IsTt en- 'Eitavn;s Of Sa-lal Economics" b
Rev. Frank /. Ms-ack. OlLvrs.Nho Viii deliver
Addresses during the course are pot. Van Buren
Dsrslov, IL. b Mis- Jane NJ S,Yrum. IL. -.
George Gur'0n Gai Mrs A. 7, Martin.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Two Deaths from small.Po1

Two dea,E' 'r5n EnAll-poI were reported to the
Health Board tsI morning. They we're those c,
May NcCg'l0lsh, f~orty-siI years old. Of One
H1ntred and Flfty-hith street and sprnghurst
avenue, admitted 10 the hospital Nov IA and
lApi Asher, tutnty-seVen years old. Of one
Ttirty-utEih street. Admitted 10 the hospital
NrV "A
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Actor Hsarne Is Much setter.

Al the apartments OF James 4. I%Iearne. the
actor vho Is playing In Shore Acres at the
Flfih Avenue Theatre and 10 reported to have
bad 4 very serious fall On leaving the stage last
nigst IL Was aid this morning that he Vas
resting easily and had received no serious IL
.-r!eA lie vii P~oa..!Nsly sPpear tonight
The evening world., 1893-11-24
bornton wn Watch Rsvoluttonists

fANrA Pc n. N. Nov =+-ssers;ary Gresham,
TIE reqneE OF MiEistsr Romero. has Askei
y. Thornton 10 prevsu; rsvolulonists from or
'niEng "a Souttsrn NeU Mexico. The GoyeuC-
= inntructed the Sa.TiEs In southern counties 10
tor,s the neutrality lNA
The evening world., 1893-11-24
More EVIDENCE ARa,ns. o.conno,

Policeman Psirosino has been collecting evidence
against James O'Conncr the carpenter from SEA
bright, Nho vas arrested Monday n,Eht for a..
lenpllnE 10 eurglaEIEe a ieed-store stable A. Ia
West Ihirty-eighth street Yesterday he fount -.
'Navr OF several tools t0uph IN O.Connors ne.
e'' They belong 10 a WCnh-r Ct IA. W-tgFf
Lumber Company, Al ia West TAlrty-e.Eatb
street.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Found OIL Abandoned Infant,

Patrolmsn James Ryan. a tie CNarrss s-,e.
station. early tbs morning ro5F rsv-hg- ma.
ctil! % TIE char fos ami Cc----if0a urrs--er,
az Elc'e-ih street and Thr! avenue lie 'rga.
The child wraHp-l iH an alrarA sEr-- srs Lie
on a barrel at TIE IorseLs: corner o: H4Ls.a aai
TE.rteeH:h streets.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Asssulted a saloon-Kssnar

sanoa-kssper Louis Goldstein, OF ls Division
street ir the Essex Market Police Court to-day
jeremiah Smith and James Mccormick
with aESlulung him and his wife because be re-
fused 10 supply them with free drihkK JuXtic.
VOoThiG nEsd them $40 each.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
HAMMBRSLOUGH BROS.

When our advertising man
complacently remarked the
other day, that much Of the
success of our retail sale was
due to his efforts, we couldn't
help saying that he reminded
US OF the fly that sat on the
cart wheel and cried "Oh,
what a dust I'm raising"
The key to our success is
not in our advertising. Not
much. It's in the excellent
clothing we make, and the
low prices at which we are
selling it.
listers. Overcoats, Trous.
ers, Business and Full Dress
Suits, &c.-all Of the kind
that has made our reputation
what it is-and all at strictly
wholesale prices.
Sale at our wholesale prem.
lses on Blocker ST.. corner
Greene-just west of Broad
wav.
Open Saturday till 9 P. M.
HAMMERSLOUGH Bros,
Blocker ST., Cor. Greene.
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Insane Man with Red s,oek,rV o..

An unknSNn man about forty years old vas
found insane at the BoNery md Fifth street. a.,
: O'Clock this morning, and vas sent 10 Bellevue
Hospital lie Is Q feet . inches tsll. and Ngr.
a DARK sui. lON cut skotI sHd red sioeLlnEL
The evening world., 1893-11-24
Marco Bros Dress Shirts.
Marco Bros, Might Shirts,

MARCO BROS PRICE OUR PRICE.
$50 SIX PONCE, Night Shirts. ...............31.S
100 Fancy Imported sateen Night Shirts. las
LIS and 100 SILK Embroidered Night shirts soc
10 Fancy Marveleal Night hirts......... SOC
TSc.. 100 and LIS Fancy End Night Shirts ssc
$50 Flannel P,ianA suits.................. 2.ss
t.W Fancy Cheviot Paiama suits............ la
The evening world., 1893-11-24
BROADWAY O
FURNISHINGS,
,ol s'sT sssso,. 81 NASSAU ST. ,o" s'sr sszs.,.

We have bought the elegant bankrupt stock of Marco Bros. 10Y
Broadway. the wcilknown haberdashers, which nus lie sold Il ICE
beginning To-day! ToLday All new and briah hit goods, bought nv
them only a few months ago: seasonnble and sold 1t prices that will
make quick sales. Sc the goods! Read these wonderful prices! IL
cOStsy on ID thiuO 10 all,