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The evening world., 1893-10-23
WANT FATHER DENT INDICTED.
His Opponents Say He Committed
Perjury In His Suit.

The Kings County Grand Jury has
been asked to find an indictment against
Father Francis Dent. the excommuuni-
ca ted priest. who is accused OF perjury.
The matter is In the hands Of Col.
George Bliss. who laid a batch of docu-
rents before the Grand Jury this morn
ing.
Father Dent has a suit pending against
the Order of st. Francis, Of the Friar
Minor, in which. he seeks TO recover
PEELED. He also seeks to be reinstated.
when the suit was brought to trial
several months ago, Father Dent pro-
duced a paper in court which purportei
to be a rescript from Rome, by which the
order for his dismissal was annulled.
Col. George Bliss. who represents Fa-
Their Anacletus Deb Angels, formerly
declares that Father Dents testimony
concerning the rescript was perjury.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
HIS FAMILY TURNED OUT.
Now boehncke Wants el5, 900 from
Landlord ana Constable.

Justice Landon and a jury. in Circuit
Court. Brooklyn. to-day heard testimony
in a suit brought by Frank +. Boehncke
against Joseph A. Lauby. n constable
attached to Justice Petterson's Civil
Court, and Henry Schreiner, the owner
Of a hous. at Ga Huron street, TO- re-
cover SIS, 200 damages for wrongfully
ejecting him from the premises.
Boehncke alleges, that in August, 1897.
Schreiner employed Lauby to bring dis
possess proceedings against him. The
case "A set for hearing Sept. /. on
that date Boehncke went to court and
in the absence of Schreiner. who failed
to appear, he secured an adjournment
for one week. The following day
Boehncke came home. and found Lauby
placing. his household furniture on the
sidewalk. Mrs. Boehncke and her six
children were forced to leave the house
and take refuge in a vacant house In the
neighborhood.
Boehncke alleges that the constable
acted without authority from the court.
The defendants deny the allegations.
and assert that Justice Peterson had
granted a writ of dispossess later on the
day he secured an adjournment.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
ACTOR NEVILLE ARRESTED.
Held in Bonds In Jersey City TO
Support Fills Wife.

George Neville. an actor and member
Of IN" Lost Paradise company. now
playing in New York. was arrested in
Jersey city this morning. while on hts
way from his hom" in Paterson. When
taken to court Neville was confronted
with his Wife, who accused him OF
abandonment and non-suppprt.
Actor Neville 7, fused to make any
statement and WIS required to give
bonds toplv his vie "a stated sum cv-
cry week for her support.
II Is alleged that Neville had been
paying attentions to an actress, which
aroused tn" jealousy OF his wife and
caused trouble between the couple.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Eleven Eew Patrolm en-.

Police Commissioner Hayden appointed eleven
new patrolmen and one doorman to-day. The
new patrolmen are: W. J. CosgriH. 21j North
Sixth street. Fifth Precinct: James McGuCkin.
SIS stockton street. Fourth Precinct; NJ. NJ. Muir
ply, lis Bedford avenue. Seventh Precinct
Patrick Cooney, CO Atlantic avenue. Fifteenth
Precinct; w. II. Ennis. 4i Jefferson avenue.
Ninth Precinct: George J. Torden. lSs Kings,
land avenue. Nineteenth Precinct; p. j. Sheri,
dan, 6s Troy avenue. Twelfth Precinct; Daniel
Delehanty, PIG Hicks street, First Precinct
william j. Hoefing. s7s broadway, Sixth Pre-
cinct: Henry +. Metz, 2G MOntrose avenue.
Fourteenth Precinct. John Sweeney. 10 Degraw
street, Eleventh Precinct, Robert $. Ieal. OF o.
Concord street, was appointed doorman and as
The evening world., 1893-10-23
HELD FOR ATRoCloUs ASSAULT.
Brooklyn Ean Badly Used Up BIZ a
New Jersey Saloon-Keeper.

James Sparks. aged forty years, OF 1872
Warren street, Brooklyn. was taken to
the Second Precinct Statlon-House In
Jersey City, early this morning suffer-
ing from a severe scalp wound. Sparks
says that he was struck over the head
with a club in the hands of Matthew
Bradden. ut the latter's saloon. at 1893
Erie street. His wound was stitched up
by DR.. Hoffman and he was then locked
UP for intoXication.
Bradden, III was arrested and is held
for atrocious assault and battery. says
that he hit Sparks with his fist, and
that he received the injury to his head
by falling against a post.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
VACCINATORS IN A BANK.
Work Progressing in tho Big Dry
Goods Stores,

The next institutions in line to be
visited by the Health Department vac
cinators are the banking houses. The
Chemical Bank will be the starting point
unless new arrangements are made In
the mean time.
DIR. .Doty. the Chief Inspector, said to-
day that banking houses are exceedingly
liable to become centres from which
smallpox or any other contagious mala-
the steady flow of people Of al classes
in and cut of the institutions.
The dry-goods store af ~Lichenstein, on
Grand street, Is in the hands of the vac
cinators to-day. Macy's. Bloomingdale's,
and Daniels employees are also being
visited to-day. The last three stores will
be placed On the record as finished"
probably to-day or tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-10-23

was therefore uull. The suit was re-
sisted on the ground that III" mlrriag"
With jefferson was of no effect. because
at thu. time OF that marriage Jefferson
was already married.
Counsel for the petitioner held that
the marriage of tn" defendant with JET
fcrHon was Of legal effect until sct aside
10y tn" courts.
Nicr-Chunccllor Green decided that n
second marriage. made Will" the first
marriage is still in force, IL NAH from
and that Dare IL therefore not entitled
to II legal separation from his wife, her
marriage with jefferson being Illegal.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
LACARDI'S DEADLY KNIFE.
He Used 1t on Andrea and Tried &c
Carve a Policeman.

James Lacardi. twenty-six years old,
of 40 Front street. Brooklyn, was ar
rested this morning on n charge of stab
bling Canao Andrea in the back.
Andrea vas sitting In the back room
of n saloon near his home. when Lacardi
and Frank Nicolet entered. I.acardi con
Quoted himself in a very disorderly man
ner and Andrea protested.
I.acardi, it is alleged. then drew n
knife and slashed Andrea in the back
and on the hips. He ran out Of tnr
saloon and at the door Policeman Ken
nely tried to arrest him.
Larcardi made "A sweep with his knife,
which narrowly missed striking Kennedy
in the neck. The policeman drew his
club, and after knocking the knife out
of Lacardi's hand. struck him n singing
blow on the head. Lacardi fell senseless
to the sidewalk.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
TRIED TO SHOOT The VENDER.
Graham Quarrelle1 w.th Him Over
the Pr.ce o. Grapes.

Alex Graham, of GG3 Washington
street. New York. was arrested by Po-
liceman Whitcome this morning for at
tempting to shoot Gaetano Russi. Of "a
Forty-eighth street, South Brooklyn.
RUSS il n fruit vender II was SELF
ing his goods on Third avenue near
Forty-eighth street. when Graham
stopped and bought some grapes.
The men had a dispute over the change,
and Graham drew a revolver and
threatened to shoot him..
Russi wrenched the weapon from his
grasp and called n policeman. who ar
rested Graham.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
One MONTH A BRIDE.
Now Wolfe Says Bettina Girard
Is Suing for Divorce.
-
She Denies that She Was Ever
Married 10 Him.
lie claims He Demanded that She
Begin Proceedings.

Miss Dcttiua Girarl, who was former
~ the wife Of the Washington million
airo radclford. and who three years ago
married the cOiniC-opcrn singer John
Rairaol. Is now suing for n divorce from
Harrison j. Wolfe. n good-luoking young
leading man. to whom she was welded
by Judge Lockwood In Jersey city. Sept.
Is.
This Is the first time that news of even
the marriage has leaked out, as Miss
Girarl. who appears tonight at the
Academy of Music, was anxious to keep
1t quiet.
Thc story is n melancholy one. 1t was
told to tn" writer Yesterday by young
Wolfe. Said he:
my first mrctin; with Miss Girarl
was ON Aug. II. ut the rooms OF the
Vaudeville club. which had been engaged
by McSsrs. Lift and Davis for the re-
hcnrsAla of thcir new play, In oll Ken
lucky ! was engaged to create the
leading NAL" role in the piece; Miss
Girarl for the leading female role.
IL knew of the womnn's rather sen
s%atinnal pasta past that she does not
deny. During rchearsals, ! nov her
only n Eontlrrnanly courtesy. as l con-
sid. rod her Il dangerous oma n
tried to avoid her.
This seemed to rattle her vain spirit,
and she laid herself out to fasc,rate
mo. She affected the repcntant woman.
DESTROYS of ending her worldly life. | am
not n particularly model fellow myself,
and told her So, The upshot of II all was
that w, agreed To get married, after our
engagement In Harlem.
.Shc told m. that this delay was nec-
ess,rv. AS to marry me she had To
hr,,k nm engagement with nnotber-on
actor in Nat Goodwin's Company.
1,h,r sh. tn,l mo that she had cried
,u,ts with this motor and asked me IL I
r,,s ready IN f,lnl our agreement of
u,rr,,yc sa,a was
ION saturday sent ,G we went 10
mr. Ilourhton,s bo,se ia get married
~, rofnsnd ia tho snrvicc After thp
,orforr,orc, 7 s.nt out for , mnpie.
,,rto nrt coul, NOT ma one She IN.
.i,,,I uro, going IN N. house of n c,.,-
,vmon in ,trooma s,r.e, but we could
not find hin, 90 ,h. next dov we wen,
IN Jarsev CIV md were married by
1u1ys Iockwo,d
'uuse Ao'h"oou'
for Il lie" uaF she was II mos' con
genial little wife, but very soon she be.
gan to receive appalling letters. She
So" " $500 '''e
got one from n man who threatened &c
end his life in the East River IL she
would not grant him n word. She met
"o"'i ~ -, 49, a.,
MIN. olthouBh toid her mat II she uiu
so it would sever our connection as hus.
hand and uira 7 ala mt seq her again
"""' ""' ~ 49, 81
as l went to my rooms III west i"eh
ty-Sixth street.
"I told her that I wanted n divorce
V, ..""l r"".o"
and stateu that IN order not 10 reHec'
upon her l would allow her to prefer
ony Octitious charges she desiret
"'
against me AFTER this' we h'eu To-
gethcr again, but one night she made
.,cb horrihI. rev.,,tions ,o mo ,ncor.
80 80. 49,. ..
sciously. 'hat l "lt her' ana VIII never
meet or speak with her again. The di-
vorca nrnceedinvs are now on but
,.u o.,
snail make no reply 10 'henh'
MISE 1lIbIh Mas S''ll huIlllS I'll'hI pil
The evening world., 1893-10-23
BERGEN CASE POSTPONED.
It Is in Capt. Devery's r eclnct,
About Which P s:khurst Protested.

The hearing OF the case brought
against Matilda Bergen. OF 43 Forsyth
street. who is charged by agents of the
Parknurst Society with keeping n dis
orderly house. was adjourned at Essex
Market Court to-day until Wednesday
at 30 o'clock.
Interest In the case Is intensified by
the fact that Mrs. Bergen was arrested
in Capt. Devery's pre- cinct or the day
the Police Commissi oners exonerated
him from the charge that there were
disorderly houses in is precinct.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
SHORT NECK ROMANCE SPOILED


THE Evening Worll' has received n
communication dated "P.-O. Box 49,.
Patclogur. l.. L., oct. 81" and signed
ada Atkin." denying the story printed
last Friday - the effect that Wilbur
Mott. of Short Neck, l.. J.. had been
driven insane because of u~nrequited at
fiction for Ada Atkin. The story also
alleged that Miss Akin. whose father is
"A lace-weuver, bestowed h"r fayuring
smiles on IiiCyClist Walter Jones.
Among other things the letter says:
"Now, that is false, for | do not know
the man. and neither do | keep company
with Walter Jones"
The evening world., 1893-10-23
THEIR DIVORCE SUIT SETTLED.
Lawyer Grif1r on tho Latest Col
Sim Cora Tanner Rumor.

Robert II. Griffin. Col. Bob 1ngersolra
law partner, said to-day that he had
no knowledge to the effect that Cora
Tanner, the actress, was now In South
Dakota for the purpose OF gaining n res
idcnCe there for divorce purposes.
The divorce proceedings between Miss
Tanner and Col! Sim. of the Park The
atr". brooklyn. were. Mr.. Griffin said,
all settled, and he could see no object
in the actress Joining the divorce colony
in the West.
The evening world., 1893-10-23

STANDARD IIomheck. OF IFS Georgia avenue.
brooklyn. was fined SO In the Gates Avenue
Police court, l%iro1klyn. this morning. cha-lrl
with firing u revolver In the street. Policeman
Skvlly found him In front uf the house 'nCrr
he had fred two shots. ON hoing asked what
he was doiHg with the revolver Homie X
said that his brother had Just been married, alI
hiatt n w"iiiHr without a noise lil not amount
20 mg"h H." then hrri one over the policeman $
head. lie Was arrested.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Political ~Potpourr'.

Michael J. Foley. OF Kingsbrilgc, has resigned
the Presidency Of the Kingsbrthee Democratic
club. He was recently appointed superintendent
OF the Kingsbridge Post-oficc,
Gen. Daniel h. Sickles will mako speeches for
Tammany Hall In the Ninth District to-mufruw
night. and in the Thirteenth District on Wednes-
day Right.
The Campaign Committee OF the Young Men
Independent Club VIII meet at their rooms In
Lexington Avenue opera House tonight TO di'-
cuas the adNisahility OF supporting the Tammany
candidates. Ashbcl y. Fitch, for Comptroller,
and Col. John X. Fellows, for D~istrict-Attorney
The evening world., 1893-10-23
MURDERER Toy EXECUTED
He Dies Quickly in the Electric
Chair at Dannemora.
Condemned for Shooting Henrietta
Wilson In Saratoga.

DANNEMORA. n. y. oct. c3.-Mnrtin
Foy, jr.. murderer of Henrietta Wilson.
was executed by electricity ut the prison
here this morning.
Abou the death chair were: Drs.
Bontccou. l.cdciic. DR.. 1tansom. the
prison physician. and hts assistant. lr.
Madden, and Warden Thaycr and his
deputy. MIR. Mckcnnon.
Electrician Davis placed the electrodes
in position himself. The current was
turned ON at has, the voltage being
l,Gic. 1t was on for four seconds at
fun force; hen for ten seconds Cradi.
ally reduced to $50: put on at full force
again for two seconds, and then grad
ually reduced again for foity-siX sec
onds.
The condemned man made not a move
ment except that caused by the turning
on and Off of the current. lie spoke not
a word from the time he entered the
death chamber. and evinccd no interest
whatever in the assembled Witnesses. at
whom he did not look.
The doctors pronounced the man dead
at ll.J0. Dr. Ransom, however, had de-
cidel on administering two shocks. and
TN tuil'ht was AGAIN " w ~ '''"
for a period OF fourteen seconds. being
gradually reduced from It's fun force.
DR.. Ransom says Toys death was one
of the easiest. and that all the physi-
clans were satisfied that the first shock
caused death. He said hat the apparent
breathing after the first shock was
caused by the cxhalation OF gas from
Foy's stomach.
There were no indications of burning.
The autopsy was held shortly before !
o'clock.
Foy's father and brother. who are
here, stayed at Keeper ~Haggerty's
house this morning until after the exc
cution was over. They will take the
body to Saratoga for burial.
Foy was n race-track hanEer-or
known as u tout" at Guttenburg and
Saratoga.
.n Tnr cf Years ago W Re mSde N the S nSgJu ca,s,
to Saratoga from Philadelphia. After
a short acquaintance they became in.
fatuated with each other, and they lived
together for some time in Saratoga and
afterwards in New York City.
Foy learned after n time that Hen.
rietta was receiving the attentions OF
other men. n this so enraged him tina
Nii'y iiah iiN'l'N'N iuui Ni' III u'Np1Ni
ing to the girls statement just befor,
she died, Foy had several times threat
ened to Kill her.
In the early evening of the 18th OF
May, 1892, on n public street In Saratoga
he shot her. On that day he had learned
that Henrietta was receiving familiar
attentions from Dick Shay. a man liv'
ing in Saratoga.
He pawned the overcoat which Hen,
rietta had given him, and with tn,
money thus obtained purchased the re.
volver with which he did the murder.
Before killing the girl. he had gone tc
her room and slashed and ruined heI
handsome dresses.
While confined In the Ballston Jai
Foy escaped twice. the first time beint
brought back from San Francisco.
He was born in England about twenty
six years ago, was single, n hostler b,
occupation and of Incorporate habits
He could read and write and had Roman
Catholic religious instruction in hi.
youth. He was tall and rather good
looking.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
MR.. SUSSMAN MAY DIE.
She Slapped Dufak's Child and He
Kicked Her, 1t Is Alleged.

Michael Dufak. thirty. n Bohemian
cigar-maker. of $50 East Seventy-third
street. was held in the Yorkville Court
this morning to await the result of in
juries he is alleged to have inflicted
upon Mrs. Mary Sussman. twenty-three,
who Is a tenant in the same building.
1t is alleged that at $50 last night one
man and she slapped It. This enraged
Dufak, and he Is alleged to have kicked
Mrs. Sussman, who Is in a delicate con-
dition. inhicting injuries which may
prove fatal.
She is being attended by DR.. Fineberg
at her home.
The evening world., 1893-10-23

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with these little Pellets They're the
smallest, the easiest to take, and the most
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They're guaranteed to give satisfac-
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The evening world., 1893-10-23
Two Horses Burned in a 81. 900 Fire

About 80 this morning fire broke ont In a
large frame building in the rear Of lj2 Jack
son avenue, jersey civ. The building. which
wa owned by Miss Sanders. Of g Virginia ave-
nue., was totally d-strng rl. with It's contents.
The luss on building Is about S. 600, while the
LOSSES - tho tenants AZ" estimated as follows!
John WiElsh. $500, Cross brothers, 5000, skill
man Brothers lost a horse, as dl Craft brothers
The evening world., 1893-10-23
NOVELTY IN A DlVOnCE SUIT.
Chnrcsllo- Green Decides Upon an
Unusual Pom.

TRENTON, =. j.. oct. 2S.-An inter
cstIng decision in a divorce suit has jus,
been handed dowu by Nlce-Chancellor
Green N this place.
Arthur Dare. OF Nineland, brought suit
against his wife. Mabel, on the ground
hat ut the time OF his marriage his
wife was already the wife VI Harry NJ.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
EnriY Morning FIRES.

A lace curtain caught FIRE by being blown
against the grs jet on the third npor Of the
dwelling lS East Sixteenth street. occupied by
T. W, Gillis, carly to-day, oauslns slight dan
age.
The candy store AMI dwelling n \ Dupont at
'il, Arthur avenue were damaged $3.50 by fire
tArly ms rN-rMIms.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
WAS HE AFTER ANOTHER MANI
The Victim OF a Shooting Thinks u
Was a Mistake, aGl.

FAR RoCKAwAY, L. l., Oct. 23.-An-
gclo Cappalo. al italian. who snot
David Bolton in the leg last night, was
taken to the Long Island City Jail to-
day. He refused to say why he shot
Bolton, who is an oysterman. OF In
wood.
The latter fred five shots at Bolton
y hill. Bolton was returning home
from church. me shot took effect In
his right leg. The Italian,then fred.
Italian should shoot him. and thinks
that he mistook him for another person.
Bottoms injuries are not serious.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
They Fractured Thompson's Jaw

A colored man named Arthur Thompson. aged
twenty four years. OF 37 Third street, Jersey
City, Is to-day an inmate OF tho City Hos
pital. suffering from a badly fractured jaw.
thompson states that about . o'clock yesterday
morning, while at the corner OF Newark ave-
nue. and Third street. three unknown men
and beat and kicked him. lie thinks their
intention was to rob him. but his cries for
help and the approach OF q couple or men
scared them on.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
For Playing Pool on Sunday.

Justice Goetting in the Lee Avenue Court.
Williamsburg. to-day held Elmer Clark. OF 629
De Kalb avenue. or a charge Of keeping his
pool-room open on sundays Charles Clancy,
James Ennis. Albert Guinness. Timothy HaItigan.
Charles McKenna, James Nolan, Walter Neale,
Patrick Powers, Harry Packard and Charles
Roberts were arrested at the same time for play
ing pool and were discharged after a lecture.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
SMALLPOX Record.

Two cases Of smallpox were reported at the
Health Department this morning. The patients
were Michael Gillery, twenty months old. OF 535
Greenwich street, and Tessie Skala. seven months
old. OF s Roosevelt street. They were sent to
No. tn Brother Island.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Bscyclist Knocked Down a Child.

Oscar II. schuck. twenty-one years old. n
furrier. living at !2s East Twelfth street, was
held In $500 bail fo- trial at the Tombs Police
Court to-day. While riding Il bicycle at u rapid
gait down Liberty street last might he knocked
down Lille Dortels, hye years old; OF lSS Lab
trty street, who was crossing the roadway
schuck had no lamp on his bicycle at the time
He was subsequently arrested at the ferry OF the
uouSly injured.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Bit off His Brothers Ear.

Michael Mcdonald. of 81 Clinton street. was
held by Justice Tlghs In the Builder Street Police
Court. this morning o, a charge Of hiting on
last night
The evening world., 1893-10-23
jumped Two Stories.

Mrs. Ew Wing. of 81 York street. Jersey City.
while suffering from delirium tremens this morn
ing. Jumped out OF a second story window and
,ias seriously Injured. One OF her ribs was
broken. and she sustained other internal injuries,
She was taken to the City Hospital.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Furglnr. TOOK III. L!ceree.

R'tScci nj might and ; O'Clock this morning
thieves forrrU their way into Michael prlanry .
rllrrr, u! johnson street. and stole cigars ami
brandy w0r'a 81 They a,sp took DELANEY = eN-
else Gni iuirrnAl revenue licenses
The evening world., 1893-10-23
He Smashed church windows.

Ten-year-oid David McGrath. of 10 Manhassst
plaza, brooklyn, was caught throwing stones
through tho windows OF the First Place MethO-
Gist Church. Brooklyn, and was taken TO the
Butler street station. Ga account OF his youth
he was not held.
The evening world., 1893-10-23

Whether it's Catarrh itself, or any OF
the troubles caused by Catarrh, the MAX
ers Of DR.. Sege's Catarrh Remedy will
pay you $500 IL they can't give you .
complete and permanent cure.
Ito wo:st cases yield to this remedy.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Lost, Found and Rewards.

LIBERAL REV ARD md no questions asked for
return to u;a 18th nve. Of blue kersey lap robe,
lost from undertuker's wagon at 4lst st. ind tn
1Sp.
The evening world., 1893-10-23
1T A BY you
good that's done by
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III sun and use Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING
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oTuEn ~BnooKLYN
Bedford ave. ;'S2. i5I,
sol, lOt;I, lO7l, 1890.
broadway, *, 1913, 300,
$40. SHG 1854, corner
Cat Z ave.
GntrS ave-, I'D.
l,ruHdw 1901.
Eruadwny. corner Myr-
tie ave.
Court ST., G:'. :bl.
De kalb ave, IA, III,
$40.
Utica ave, 90.
fulton ST., Arbucklt
Euildins.
Fulton it.. Gg., S24,
llio. l1IS. ll1D, 1850.
] lntiuSh ave. 10.
Reid ave, 251.
lInlScy ST., ~, HGf.
Atlantic ave. corner
Georgia.
Grand st.. rs, G1T,335.
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Don't fail to sce the show OF unique FURNITURE
now going on Ut fIISr's, lUA. West lAth 81. -
The evening world., 1893-10-23
Brooklyn World Office,
800 Washington st.
Open from $50 A A. TO 8 80 p. N. n
Advertisements rece vel at office ratss.
OTHER RpA

RRAScH OFFICES.
{ olumhta ST., 2.j4.
Graham ave-, ISL, 320
lOS.
NJ anhattan Crossing and
Fulton st.
MonrOc ST.. 2l1.
NJ yrtle ave-, 800 liza
Raiph ave. corner q
Marion st.
Ralph ave. OA.
SaudS St. 80.
Waverly ave-, 1G5.
second ave. and 5ith st
Third ave, 81.
Fourth ave. Il.
Fifth ave, co. 240, 416
Filth ave-. corner Park
place.
Seventh ave-, Alb.
PrOsppct ave-, 40.
boulevard, corner a
Prospect ave.