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The evening world., 1893-10-11
PASSING SANDY HOOK.
Vigiiant Casts Off Her Towline Early
to Try Her Bowsprit,

SANDY HOOK. Oct. 1.-THE weather
this morning was clear and the wind
was northeast and blowing about six
teen miles an hour. At $40 o'clock Vigil
Ian appeared behind the west bank in
tow of the tug Commander. Her main
sail. forestaysall and lib were set. but a
few minutes later she cast of her tow
line and went down the Swash Channel
under sail, probably TO still further test
her new bowsprit. The wind dropped to
ten miles an hou by 9.25 O'Clock.
yalkyrie appeared IN the swash Chan.
run up in stops. ready to be broken out.
She was in tow OF the tug Pulver. Vigil
liant. about two miles ahead, VAS pass
ing out. and the fleet OF excursion
steamers began to appear on the west
bank heading for the lightship.
At 8. As O'clock the wind dropped to
nine miles an hour. and the indications
were that the race would be a drifting
match. Vigilant, ten minutes later, was
under sail off the lightship, with Val
kyrie still in tow outside OF the bar. A
gentle breeze was blowing and the
weather was clear. The flagship May
passed out at 10 o'clock.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
TOUGHS RIFLE A SALOON.
The Proprietor Was Beaten and His
Cash Taken.

James O'Brien and Andrew Madlsan. two
toughs. well known to the police Of BROOKLYN.
were held without bail by Justice Connolly at
the Gates Avenue Police Court, Brooklyn. to-day
on a charge Of assault in the first degree.
Last night the two prisoners, In company with
another tough. went to the saloon Of james
Rhadigan. at 23i Rockaway avenue. One of the
gang drew a heavy slungshot and knocked down
the barkeeper. The gang then started In tc
| rife the place. Bottles were broken. the beer
taps turned on and other damage done.
In the money drawer 3l06 In cash was found
and Immediately taken possession OF.
As soon as he was able the assaulted man made
his way out Into the street and called for help
He was Bleeding ~profusely at the time from Q
deep cut in the head.
A neighbor heard his cries and came to biz
assistance. by this time. however. the saloon
keeper was again unconscious.
The police OF the Atlantic avenue station were
notified and succeeded in arresting Madigan and
O'Brien. The other man is still at large.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
NV AN 9Th and 9th Sts
w ny THE RLooKn- New York.
Loca, News in Brief.

The anual entertainment and reception Of The
Lenox wheelmen will be held at the Lexinstoa
Opera House on Saturday evening. Nov. IL.
Late last night fire broke out in the fourth
Moor OF Il Beekman street. occupied by Joseph u
Stiliweli & Co.. printers Dansse. $4,000.
Pcrtuto De Maria, an Italian laborer. thiIty:aw
One Hundred and Fiftietn street early to-day.
In the Essex Market Police Court to-day Bef-
nsrd Clark. twenty-one years old. OF ~ Henry
forty years Did, Of IS? East broadway, we're held
last night iron. Gottiieb siegel's saloon. i37 Aadl
ison street
Detective Maiion, q the Fifth street static.
last night arrested Eugene Friend Of as slxth
street. or a charge OF keeping . disorderiy house.
Detective Herman a~rraisned this morning y
the Essex Market Police Court Mrs: Lizzie GoN-
stein, Of lls Chrystie street, on a charge OF kesNr
ing = disorderly house.
Justice Ryan In the Essex Market, Police Court
old, Of 1908 Myrtle .rehue, BrUokiyn. for trial
on a charge OF stealing two fur capes from -
d~ry.soods store at 10 First avenue. p
William Geimke. ~forty-si1 years old. who to-
Paris green with suicidal intent, az MS nSmS, q.
Roosevelt Hospital this morning.
Police Commissioner Sheehan to-day formally
Investigated the shooting OF Policeman James 4.
Dali. who was .eeidsn,aily shot and d,nssrOas ~
the morning OF Oct. ?. while he was skyiarkinl
with orncers Daniel Broderick and John y.
Storms.
In the Harlem Police Court this morning NJ
more Z. Sanborn a ~jeweller. OF 23s East One
Hundred and Twenty-hfth street was complain
ami against Frank Quintano and vincenta Esca.
lano. two Spaniards. each aged twenty -three, ana
both residing at Eli East Eleventh street. San-
born said that the two men stole a SS5 pin. Jus
lice Welde held the men In $1,000 bail each foR
examination.
N. n Raubitschek, a real estate Scale. OF -
East Fifty-seyenth street, was complainant In tn
Yorkville Court this morning against his stepsou.
Edmund Raubitschek, aged twenty. He SAID IN!
Young man cams home last night and assaulted
and threatened his sisters. his mother and himself.
Justic, Burke toli Edmund to keep away frou
the house. and dismissed the case. r.
Judge I.aeombe to-day dismissed the appeal frou
the decree granted In the United States Circuit
court Aug. 80, 1870. in favor OF the defendants. II
the suit Of the Register Manufacturipg COMPANY
agains, the Third Avenue RailDad Company ct a.
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STATEMENT or FATHER MCLAW.

Father aIrI NV IL director of 81. Mary.
Catholic Educational Institute. md lives
Mt No. ESQ 2d st.. Jersey city. He .ny.i
~ ind -uHrrcd for YEAR. from
bronchial trouble. NV vote" hnd be-
conc harsh aud my ihront and iun"-
sore. Az tho .vmpiom. "t i~nripicni
mptiou Ind appeared. Rcnd'nG
the statrmrn's Of broihcr priests like
Father Herman nni Brother Paul. !
went to Dr.. Copeland mud Gnrd"rr
myself. Under their special treatment
or lung roubics Z Improved steadily.
I nm now we'll. ! feel IL ny duty "a tell
my friends Of the still Of these ph,si-
c'nns and Of VIVA, thew have arron-
uii.hed for me. They Nrc doing good.
They furnish mn opportunity to ob'n'"
.kiitui m~dirR, treatment nj almost
nominal cost, R"d every one who rsti-
ne. considerations ' to tho snrcr.s oftbeir
work cannot inii to be doing good to his
fclloNgaS
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Cable News in RrieE.

Henry White, Secretary OF the Omitted Stats
Embassy in London. sailed for New York to-day
on the steamship Teutonic.
Lieut.. HoImeister. tried ut Wuerzburg for hav-
ing violated his oath Of allegiance to Germany
by advocating socialism. was discharged BY us
court this morning.
A censorship OF all teleEraphic matter seat
rom Hamburg concerning the cholera was o.
clared by the Hamburg authorities yesterday.
A lamp was overturned this morning in ,
house In Grafton street. London. where Major
Geu. Far'cr had rooms, In trying to escape the
General was terribly burned and half sanseated.
Striking French miners Of the district around
Ienin- Lietdrd. Pas-de- Calais. gathered with thdr
wives in the town last evening and started p
riot. They broke int several shapA and TOOK
all the money and food they could ind. Dragons
charged the mob and injured twenty people.
A band OF circassiAn brigands attacked q train
near Sigoiti. Trsns-Caucasia. aud killed thres
guards. The baggage car. which contained n
chest OF money for the Datoum garrison. was
plundered.
A despatch from TanEier says that In view o.
the lighting at Melilla. Spain has Withdrawn her
military attaches from the suitan's Court.
A mall boat plying between Ronssy and Eda{,
In the Orkney lslands. was upset In q squell
yesterday and the two boatmen. Q Woman -
her three ehiidref were drovnsA
The evening world., 1893-10-11
THE CHOLERA IN RUSSIA.
100 Fresh Cases In St. Petersburg
rom Oct. 4 to q.

1T. PETERSBURG. Oct, li.-Thers were log
fresh cases OF cholera and forty seven deaths In
ST Petersburg Oct. as In the same period
ther were three fresh cases and four deaths In
Moscow.
In most OF the provinces the epidemic has
absted somewhat, Oct ts there were however
el fresh cases Of cholera and s35 deaths In Vol
hynia. 4ie fresh cases and 1853 deaths in Risn, 22S
fresh cases and l:s deaths In Voronesh. 2s fresh
cases ard lis deaths In Eksterlncslav,
In PoioliA there we're l $50 fresh cases and $50
deaths between Sept, II and oct /
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GLEASON MOVES AGAIN.
Orders Restraining Mayor Sanford
from Paying 90, l76. 20,

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. L.. Oct. ~ll.-Lawyer
George w. Stephens. counsel for ex-May Glea'
son. served two Injunction orders this morning
upon Mayor Sanford and City Treasurer F. W.
Bleckwenn. restraining them from paying two
under a recent act OF the State Legislature. A
few weeks ago the ex-Mayor restrained the San
ford administration from paying two other claims.
amounting to $l2, 9f5. 30.
The orders which were served this morning
were obtained from supreme Court Judge Brown
due Mrs Anna A. n. Peale for rent and In
terest for a building on Lockwood street, which
was formerly used as the Fourth Ward School,
The other calls for the payment Of 81. 100 10
Livery stable Keeper Isaac Deimau. OF New
York, for horses alleged TO have been supplied
to Long Island City for the Fire Department.
Mr.. Gleason says the claims are not valid.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A STUDY OF CONTAGlON.
Physicians Get Privileges from the
board OF Health.

At the meeting Of the Board Of Health to-day
action was taken on the proposition to allow
a small stan Of physicians to visit the hospitals
on North Brother Island and study contagious
diseases. President Wilson was opposed to the
scheme to ha , weekly clinics on the island.
but was In favor OF comforting upon three or
four doctors the privilege.
The plan as outlined by the Board 10 to ap.
point six physiclans. each to serve six months
in each year. They will be rquired to visit
the hospitals at least twice a week. The doctors
must wear gowns In the wards, and see to the
leaving.
The Board Of Health will also appoint one
Inferno to serve In each hospital. who will be
chosen. after examination. from recent graduates
from reputable medical colleges.
The physicians and internes must serve without
pay,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
EXPERT FREEMAN'S PLAYS.
He Gives the prooklvnitss Points OF
Checkers.

Freeman, the checkers expert, plays this ster-
noon Al N" Young Mems Institute 222 Do"ers'
and this evening at 3, Second avenue,
lie met Sew York and New Jersey players
Yesterday afternoon at the YounG Mems lns'i-
into and In tho evening gave an exhibition
before a large crONd at the Y N G. 4. Checker
club. 81 Fulton street. brooklyn
IA. defeated Mcasrs. Pollock. MrEntee, Gala
rh,- Kapp and others, closing the day by play
Ing one side simultaneously on tSCn'y-onc boards
against as many opponents, Winning t.h' losing
one and drawing ten games
The evening world., 1893-10-11

lie came to Drs. Copeland and Gardner
Trough Father McI.nw, OF jersey City,
from Father McInw's sfatcmrnt. Father
McI.aw came through the statements of
brother priests thai had been benefited,
Father Herman, Of ~. Gabrielle Church,
>ew York. Brother Paul and others.
II II the testimony OF good men and
worthy citizens ,hat marks. berond qucs.
Ion, the character OF thi. work.. that
distinGuIshcs IL In ,ts value TO mankind.
Pro-. ire erick T.. Schreiner Inns been
he orGanist In ~. Paul's Roman Caibo.
lie Church, In Jersey City. ever since the
hurch was built, Ave years co.. He 10
ono Of the best known teachers OF music
In the East. lie resides At No. ll8 Lin.
den aveuue. jersey CITY.
II waS no trin'nS or ordinary form 81
Catarrhal trouble from which Prot.
>chreiner suffered. lie says that the
disease Ind extended to the throat, ehes,
and stomach. and At last deveioped Int
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STOLEN HORSES RECOVERED.
Two Alleged Thieves Caught or
Station Island.

sTAPLEToN. s. l., Oct. 1.-Two men. who
described themselves rs John d. Conner and Ed.
ward Sheridan. OF New York. we're arrested at
clifton this morning on the charge OF horse
stealing
For several weeks. II Is alleged, the defend
ants have been representing themselves as horse
dealers and %dIsposing Of stolen rigs to Staten
islanders, These rigs they pretended to hire
rom livery stable keepers In New York, BROOKLYN
and different places In New Jersey. Five OF
the stolen horses and three wagons have been
recovered. They are now awaiting owners one
rig has been Identified by John O'Briep, a livery
stable keeper Of Bergen Point. y. J.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Railroad Notss.

The usual quarterly dividend OF ~ per cent.
has been declared 10y the Lake Erie and Western
On The preferred stock.
rhe grnss earningA Of the 81. Paul Railroad
Company Tor the FIRST week OF October were !S3i.-
sos. an Increase OF $40. $40.
The Toledo and ohio Central Railroad Company
has declared the regular quarterly dividend Of u.
per cent. on the preferred stock, payable Oct 20.
Gross earnings OF the Missouri Pacific for the
hrst week Of October were si52, 900, = decrease OF
tl5., 900, and for the year TO date SIS SIS, 900. q
decrease OF 81. 73S. 900.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
SOLD INSTALMENT WATCHES.
FREDERICK Best, of Brooklyn, vii
Have to Face Two Charges.

Frederick W. Best. OF So Middagh street, Brook
Ign. was held for examination In the Tomb,
Court to-day. About six weeks ago he bought
gold watch on the instalment plan. from Franz
u, Johannet & Bro. jewellers at 81 and So Maider
lane. payiug $40 down. He lie gave an uptown
address.
After getting the watch he sold II for S22 e
George Hudson. whose address Is known to thu
police,
Two days previously, Rest did the same trici
with John Behrcns. a iewrller at II East -Four
teenth street. He was arrested last night.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
State Medical Association.

The second days session Of the tenth annual
meeting OF the New York State Medical Associa-
tion was held to-day In the Mott Memorial Hall.
g. Madison avenue. DR.. S. u. W. Mcleod pre-
sided Papers were read by DR.. w. ID. Granger.
OF WestclSster County. Sir James A. Grant. OF
Ottawa. Canada. and Or. George Tucker Harrison,
Of New York. The fellows OF the Association will
celebrate the first decimai assembly by a ban
uuet tonight.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Chri.top..r Wants H'- Child.

c. c. Christopher has obtained from Justice In.
graham, Of the supreme Court, q writ Of haheas
corpus requiring his divorced wife. Kate Prit-
chett. to produce their hvr.year-old son Claude
In court. Christopher was awarded custody Of the
child. but his mother. who lives at 227 West
slrcet. Icllscs 70 lmrrender Il.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
AGAINST DEACON RICHARDSON
Court OF Appeals Decides In Favor
of Congressman johnson,

The Court OF Appeals has handed down a de-
cision in favor OF Congressman Tom l.. johnson
against the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company.
Deacon Richardson, the former President OF
the Atlantic Avenue system, attempted in 1885
to lease to MIR. johnson the right 10 build a sur
face railroad from Fulton ferry to Evergreen
Cemetery by way OF Central avenue. When
Johnson started to build his road he found that
the broadway Railroad Company claimed a prior
right to the streets. He then sued Richardson
for s325. 600 damages. Richardson brought a
counter suit for $50, 900 for rent. 1t is this suit
the Court OF Appeals decided.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
~ AM CURED"
THERE u NO UNCERTAIN SOUND
TO PROF. SCHREINER's
rlSvtHlnNr

II Is from rCopIe whom the com munity
md the public know. and know well.
hat comes this testimony a. to tile
superiority Of the Copeland work. II Is
from people that men aud women Of
standing and self-rerpect say 70 and
consult. Note tho sequence In the fol.
lowing Interview from Prot. SchreIner,
o~rsauist nj st. PRui's Church, In jersey
CITY. n. j.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
STEER T0S,LD A HORSE.
rho Animal Foil on Fitzgerald
Fracturlng His Skull.

John Fitzgerald. twenty-four years old. OF First
avenue and Forty-hfth street. is In the Eastern
District Hospital. Williamsburg. to-day, suffering
from a fracture Of his skull and left leg
Fitzgerald was one uf the drOYerk who con-
Quoted a number Of steers through the streets Of
Williamsburg early this morning.
Al Kent avenue and Clymer street, a steer
tossed the horse on which Fitzgerald MAS riding.
and. although the animal escaped injury, II fell
on Fitzgerald, badly inJuring him.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Lnrsen He d ,n SO >.

william Larsen, Who keeps a restaurant at
II. liz Bowery, this city, was arrested this morn
ing at the ONCE OF tn" Ch!ldrcn's Society. in
brooklyn, charged with reglectiEg TO support his
two motherless children. He called there Ia get
possession Of them, lie was held In $500 By
Justice Walsh, In the Adams Street Police Court,
The evening world., 1893-10-11

william Kramer. a butcher. of III Norman
avenue, Williamsburg, complained to the police
to-day that be had been swindled, An unknown
man called on him yesterday and purchased ~
cents worth OF meat. lie told Kramer to send the
stun and change 70. a 40 bill to 500 Leonard
street, Kramer sent his clerk, and the stranger
took the meat and 50 IL change. giving the CLERK
a worthless check for $40.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ny MAIL.

Doctors Copeland and Gardner have IN per
fected their system Of mail treatment, that they
succeed quite n well In this way as they do In
their Office practice. All who reside nj a distance
from the city should write for n symptom blank.
answered.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
ROBBED HIS PARENTS.
Young Vogt Broke Into tho Hous'
and Got Valuaoles Worth 5000.

Henry voEt. eighteen Year, old. of lis South
Fifth street, WAS held In the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg, to-day on a charge OF larceny
His sister, Phlllopena Vogt. says that Henry
his parents live. and secured yaluables to the
amount Of 5000,
Young vogt had nothing to nay when arrsiEnsd
in court. His parents discarded him some time
ago on account Of his evil habits.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Died Under Chloroform.

Notice was received At the Coroners' once to-
day of tho sudden death OF David Dincker. six
years old. 4 Russian. at Mount Sinai Hospital.
II 10 stated that the boy bad his left leg smpu-
tated some days ago on account OF a malforma-
tion. Yesterday the surgeons while dressing the
leg administered chloroform. and the boy died.
The Coroner will Investigate the case.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
A Ribbon weaver.s suicide.

PATERSON. N, J.. Oct. li.-Frederick Voscl,
a ribbon weaver. fortv-one years old, while in a
respondent mood at noon to-day walked to the
rear OF his yard at 257 Atlantic street and shot
himself through the breast, dying Instantly.
.Vogels wife left him last March. and ever since
he has acted strangely.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
FELL FIVE

Mark Cohen. twenty-tbrce years old. OF 81
wlllett street. fell rom the roof OF the hve-story
building at 100 Ridge street, to the yard thls
afternoon. lie was taken to the Gouverneur
lyBpltal,
The evening world., 1893-10-11
GOSSIP AMONG PLAYER FOLK.
Early Vicissitudes Of The Second
Mrs. Tanqueray."
Strange Fatality OF Prof. Herr
nann's Betting.


SONS une $50 u WAS ANNOUNCED WIN '' '"u'
fanfare OF the advertising agents trumpet that
'u"" A u '.s".'
:" n e'eonu Mrs '"nque'sy' u 'hs' 1"
order to present the play tho kendals had been
49,. 49,. ,s.,,..,,. 90, p,..ra nu.., 4. IA,
s'o'y. he~i' 'n''e''y ITO" f'ne'o n'"se"' IN III
tcrent and Interesting. II appears tina four years
ago Plnsro wrote the play, lie show ed II to va.
,.a,. iau,., m.u...z . ..,,, 49,. ,a,s,u.
to do with It, Then be sen, the manuscript, to
Mania, rrohns, uho ul., 4, hr, ,hon,b, n,
would hardly suit sweet. sleek Georgia Cay'an'
and the doughty. but well.dressed. Kelley. Dan.
,el Frohmap showed the manuscrip, tn Brother
Charles. Who also thought 1t a little too'too. In
despair Pinero went to Alexander, In London. and
said to him Produce the pl.y, /, 4, succeeds
" va" 'Nn'N ."' p'"''
pay me. II 1t tsi's-~ell. then. I'm satisfied. "
don. Charles Frohman wen, over there. saw 1t.
and srl.v.d n. No, nj, hro,h.r D,r,.i-,,eord
u t'r1e'. ~ got MS 'ro,a"r nah'e,-a.eo'u
ing to Pinero's story-to negotiate for the Amer.
lean rights Tor him Pincro. however. Was 80
incensed at the rejection Of his play by the Amer.
leah managers mat he refused TO entertain the
sum for the play. and to them he gave 1t.
Prot. hermann has not been betting on visIlant.
and one OF his friends offered to bet him that he
ed the bet, which, was for the modest sum Of $50,
lie had never picked out a winner. and he hoped
. he picked gu, Sere .,"sula T taitun 1T%.
Three OF them came in hrft. ana the fourth ar
rived second
Tho report that duncan II. Harrison 10 to man.
,s. Mrs, Blanc, Occasionally known a. The
man, Who, after all. should be the one to know,
Il may be contemplating suicide" said MIR.
that / have not the faintest idea Of managing
Elijah. Just before the bears dsvoured them, 60
ny tho. uaiahta.; ana M,mastr y h. lice Ia
sayins the SAINT thing less irrevSrentiy. lie has
ankle, of the chorus riris Lar a' horns Girls ar,
popularity supposed to have shapely ankles.
The member. Of The Professional womsn's League
tend to give s a proIusiion Of !" 4 fv You Ii IL;
next month, which viii certainly he unique. All
viii be sung by women, the anair viii be man.
aged by women. There Will I've e feminine melan-
Z. l.. Fernandez, but she vigorously denies the
report that she Is to play Rosaiind and do a ser
Mr.. Mansfield never FORGET to use the MIR, -
for ira I'm. Enslish Ia n, familIarI snyR that he
iooL. mon .,Tss M.rcban, ot v.nics" a com.
edy and a fairy tale and viii treat It IRON tia,
point OF view. lie does NOT underrate the value
M.nsssiIS hnt tSirrs Ibs, Mo nIs~. shnsId n.
nrnr ~ s " q ns p,.ys 49, D'
=. W., on"' ,a ,Th" u m
n, v ~ n !. os
~ niaY,"" ~ a,tad ppuIosa $50, To- a
~" P.aya % " s'
~, -; nnra ah.,-d ~ ~ ,r,.i .na p"r,I
ana h.r romnaninn in The a,msy ai.snise NJ car
a soxn annear T., ,nur, niiho,, rasosn,,inp az
49, 81 ,t.,. - - 80, ,h.ls -, -,
ers are standing within 4 few feet Of them"
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Weather Forecast.

Forecast for thirty-six hours ending at 9 p. N
Thursday For Southeastern New York. including
Long Island; also for Connecticut and Northern
New Jersey: Fair weather; slight changes 10
temperature; sastsriy windA
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Republicans short of Timber.

The Republicans have been unable to IND
enough available candidates to make up their
county ticket. In consequence their County Con
ycntion. which was to have been held tonight.
has been postponed until next Tuesday.
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seven Years for an Ola orender

seven Years for an Old Offender
A sleek-looking young man. with black hair and
mustache, who gave his name as George Lynch.
to-day to grand larceny In tie second degree. On
July 10 last he stole a watch. tewelry and other
articles, valued In all at $500. from the apart
ments Of Mrs. Addie Hauser. 60 East Ninetie,h
street. He WAS caught with the stolen goods in
his possession. His picture is in the Rogues' Gal
lery. He was sent up for seven years.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

The fact that Lillian Russell is seeking to be
legally released from TEDDY" Solomon ioes not
appear to distort that gentle mans mentG.. musical
energy. He has Just completed a number OF
small o%perettas, among them being The Polar
Bear - THE Rancho" Robinson Cruisoe, Esq, +"
and ''Whitcbait In Greenwich" The last must
be very tshy.
The evening world., 1893-10-11
Mrs, Ferris Gets a Divorce.

Mrs Lizzie Harris, an actress. obtained from
Judge Gilicrsleeve. Of the superior Court. to-
DAY n Judgment nf absolute divorce from William
Henry Harris. The Defendant did not appear.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

PATHS confessions. written In a drawing room
book The quality she most admircs In man.
honesty; in woman. faith; her favorite occupation,
reading; her favorlte pastime. entertaining her
friends, and her favorite novelist. Dickens. She
says nothing about the Joy OF making farewell
tours, OF advertising hair dyes, and OF gathering
in the coy. but scintillant, American dollar.
The evening world., 1893-10-11

Many new and beautiful designs In furniture
4th ST. -
The evening world., 1893-10-11

MRs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for chill
dren teething is the family beueiactOr. DE, -
The evening world., 1893-10-11

America the big Chicago spectacle that Z.
G. Gilmore was trying to get for the Academy
Of Music. will probably follow olaf at Niblo's
said Mr.. Roscnfeld yesterday: 'Siblo's Ia good
enough for us It Is n splendid theatre. and VIC
have demonstrated the fact that It is not too far
downtown. We could have produced OLAF at the
Garden Theatre and another uptown house. We
preferred Niblo's.''