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HOOPS CANAL RorIK

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III TIE Neg Steamer
UELTA
Leaves Coleman Dock. foot q Marion street
Tuea1Ay. Thursday and SATURDAY at a q for
Kingston, Paft Gamble, 0lsens Landing SEA
beck, Dewasf0. Iliawaup Fails. HootsPoFt,
Unaon Gig and way passs I.eaA - essiOa City
Wednesday. kf11Ay s0d Sunday aS a. n
10 TTloUTMAS, Master.
r. ". aooDRUE, Agent.
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HALyfsoar, Nd, May Il, lse2
Post-InlsiIiSenceS Co. seattle. Wash
Gentlemen; The map received and II very
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VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
sIEA9ER RosALIE
Arliagt0z Deck.
leaves for yictoraa and Port Townssnd daily.
except Sunday. ~ t1s3O Is u. ret1Fniske leaves
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Tewnssad snd HEy ports dAflJ. excspt sunday
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pACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows
For San francisco via Fort TO nsend and Vie
fofis, at a m. epeasengefs received ON board at
Z a M August J. g. IL ID 81, &C. 81.
For Alaska, Augusta, II. II, g, at Q a m
From San Francisco, for Victoria and Puget
Sound ports. at a m, August 8 =. IS. Is, % %
Tickets may be obtniaed at the ONCE Of the
company. at Ocean dock, Seattle.
GooDALI. PERKINS 4 Co,
General Agents, san Francisco.
!. II JoHssoS. T. 5. snpt, seattle
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ELY ON THE -FLyEa-

ELY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Fenr round trips daily. except sunday.
In one nonr and twenty ave uinutsA
TIRE STEAMER "9LYER"
Regular daily trips Seattle Tacoma route. ~ fol-
ieSs:
TAKING KgwEcr
TUESDAY, NAY l.
TrMF csrn
leave seettie HIS a m, 2:Ss u.fsp -
Leave TacoraA-9:30 A. IN. 90 3:30, $500 n ia
sunday
Leave seas,le--7:0o q M, 1900. 300 D ~
Lsare Facoma-S.31 a m, ESQ, ~ d M
landing at ~. p wAArK Tacoma. and commsrs
cial deck. foot 81 Marfoa street Seattle.
sundays excursion rates on steamer RsslwsoA
fare soc
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Isfte and whate0m Route-ststs OF Wash.
3hon leaves seattle de ~ except SATURDAY. at
" a. Seattle aud La COansr Route-Fair-
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~ leaves e.sttie Tuesdays and 1hars1ays
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NOW UsnEgwISG RERnRar
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The evening world., 1894-08-10
RUst TO GET Rio OF A BABY.
The Infant Was Left in Miss
Sullivan's Charge.
NOW the Police Are Looking for
Kate Courtney.

Ellen Sullivan. OF 81 Roosevelt street.
walked into the Oak street station
This morning and laid on the sergeant's
desk four-months-old male infant.
This child's mothers name Is Kate
courtney" said Miss Sullivan. 'She
left the child in my care last night,
saying she would return in n few mo-
ments. sNe has NOT yet returned. and
cannot keep the baby any longer"
The Sergeant sent the infant to Ma
tron Travers at Police Headquarters.
and detailed Detective Callahan to find
the runaway mother.
An Evening World" reporter called
az 81 Roosevelt street, but was told that
MISS sullivan was not at home. Mrs.
ONell, who runs little bakery on the
ground floor, said:
About o'clock last night a we'll
dressed young woman. about twenty
years old. Inquired of me IL / knew any
one named Sullivan around here. l told
ner there were any number of Sulliva ms
IN this neighborhood, and asked which
She replied, Ellen Sullivan and said
she was the latter's niece. I directed her
up to the fourth floor In few mo-
ments afterwards she came down and
went away. l noticed she didn't have
the baby that she carried in her arms
when she went UP.
About an hour or so afterwards Miss
Sullivan came down and said that the
woman had left her baby with her for a
rev moments and had not returned.
told Miss sullivan that the young wo-
man said she was her niece. and Miss
hers"
The evening world., 1894-08-10
CAPT. WATERS WIS HIlFUl.
Sailed from Oaen, France, With
out q Bill Of Health.
II Cost Him . Fine and the Margaret
Murray Was Libeiied.

Can't Thomas Waters, commanding the
,oo.ton British brig Margaret Murray,
will long remember his present trip to
New York.
Aug. United States District-Attor-
ney McFarlane brought suit on behalf
of the Government against the Margaret
Murray to have ner libelled seized and
sold to satisfy a penalty Of 5000 for
violating the United States law.
May IS last the brig cleared from
caen, France, without a consular bill
OF health, and arrived in New York
June 90 The penalty was a process is
sued by the Clerk of the United States
District Court, which seized the ship
and put a lot Of deputy marshals on
board Of her last Monday.
This morning, on motion of District
Attorney MacFarlane. the libel was dis
missed and the Margaret Murray re-
turned to Capt: Waters after he paid
the costs of sl6.25.
Waters was nearly distracted. He
rushed UP to the Federal Buiiding and
i'm . red the United States people to
let .i.s ship go and accept him as host
trouble arose out Of the insistence of
the American Consul at Caen that he
and all his crew should be vaccinated
before he issued a bill of health. There
WAS no smallpox at Caen. and other
vessels were given bills of health with
out their crews having to have their
arms pupctured So he sailed without
the certificate.
He put In at Falmouth. England, and
there secured bills Of health both from
the American and British Consuls.
When he I reached o Quarantine here the
because the law provides that only a
bill of health from the clearing port,
and not those from the last port touched
at, are valid. The customs officials
informed the Secretary of the Treas
ury. who suggested that Capt. Waters
pay SIS fine and let 1t go at that.
This he did.
Then the Consul at Caen wrote to the
Secretary Of State, who ordered Dis
trict-Attorney MacFarlane to take &C
ton. Further investigation caused the
order to be issued at Washington to
let the proceedings drop.
The Margaret Murray is all ready
again to 20 to sea on her return trip,
and will sail In a day or two.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
HORSE FLESH SOLD FOR BEEF
Smoked in Iowa and shipped to
Jersey City.

tBy Associated Press.)
SIOUX CITY. Ia, Adg. lot has just
been discovered here that a local firm
has been slaughtering cheap ranch
horses, the flesh of which Is made into
dried beef"
The product is all shipped to Jersey
City. The proprietors say that they con-
vert 1,100 horses daily into dried beef"
They buy the horses for less money on
the ranches than cattle can be had for.
A number of provision packers were
seen by an Evening World" reporter
this morning and all denied this story
No dealer, they said, could sell horse
meat at a cent. pound, and no one In
the trade could be Induced to accept the
stuff as beef. The difference would be
instantly perceived.
Manager Bailey. Of the Jersey City
Packing Company. a branch Of Swift's
Chicago concern. denounced the story
as ridiculous.
Why" said he. "a shipment OF 100
slaughtered horses day would provide
New York with more dried beef than
could be consumed. No single dealer
could handle that amount of the stun.
il Is the custom to send beef hams here
in pickle. to be smoked almost as Or
dered. and no one carries heavy stock
OF smoked beef"
Inquiry at local freight depots failed
TO discover any unusual shipments Of
dried beef to Jersey City.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Business Opportunities.

wANTED--Partner. with 1850. to engage In sec
ond-hand packing boz busire5s; safe investment;
investigation desired. PAGE 1876 and 1898 North
I'd ST., Brooklyn
wANTED-smsii patented articles OF metal TO
manufacture; take shares In the business.
Tejada G. Mitchell, s75 Market St, Newark. N. J.
WHOLESALE whskey dealer desires partner
With $4,000 to enlarge business; offers by mall
H.. box ~ World Branch, .6Ss Cd ave.
WILL INVEST $500 In any business where chance
to make si2 Tor week. Address n e. H., box
800 World
WILL INVEST $50 In any business that will pay
SIS week. A.. boz IS World.
&0o--pARTNER to cStoad money .tnakiug cash
business; experience unnecessary: 25 weekly
draw. DARLINGTON world uptown.
~, roo or MORE, with services. buy or partner
ship. any lcgltimst. prylnE husinta. standing
Investigation. Address with particulars W.
care store, bSI Fulton ST., brooklyn.
SO 900 to $50 oCo to invest In good busIness best
references furnished. Cali Room a., 2i5 Broad
way
SO. 900 WANTED TO arslst in securing control OF a
corporation (etoch owned bv small Investors
owning one " the most delightful suburban vii.
laso' adjacent TO Washington City; profits 300 To
500 pes cenL In Ave years. DEBENTuRE. caro-
, The World Bureau. Washington. u. G.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
COOL WAVE WILL LikGER.
No Hot Weather Is Expected for
Several Days.

Acting Weather Prophet II. c. Howe,
who is serving in the place of Fore
caster Dunn during the latter's absence
In Washington, was in happy mood
this morning, as his predictions for
yesterday had proven correct. The
temperature here at 8 a. NJ. to-day was
G5 degrees, twelve degrees cooler than
at the same hour yesterday. The indi-
cations for this section are fair weather
to-day and tomorrow. and continued
cool weather, with only a very slight
change In the temperature. The wind
this morning was northerly, and blow
ing at the rate of twelve miles an
hour.
1t may be little warmer on Sun
day. but no extremely hot weather Is
expected in the Immediate future. This
morning II Is fair everywhere. with
the exception of Baltimore. where there
have been slight showers.
The warm wave Is passing slowly over
the corn belt and heading this way. but
II may not reach here for some days.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
WEINBERG AGAIN ARRESTED.
Taken Before Commissioner
When Discharged in Court.

Perry Weinberg, wanted In Toronto
on the charge Of Incorporating $50
worth Of jewclry. was discharged from
custody on a writ Of habeas corpus by
Judge Truax this morning. He was at
once rearrested and arraigned before
United States Commissioner Alexander
on a warrant issued by the Commits
sioner yesterday.
Weinbergs counsel objected to the
form Of the complaint against Vein
berg, but was not sustained by the
Commissioner. The case was adjourned
until Tuesday next Chief of Detectives
John Murray, of Toronto, was In court
to-day in connection with the case.
Special interest Is attached to Vein
bergs case, because of the legal points
on extraditlon involved.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Wire News in Brief.

Or J. W.. Davis a prominent physician OF Col
burg, W. Va, fred from ambush while
returning from patient yesterday and will die.
The Coliseum, q large frame building on the
campus OF the State University at Minnea polls.
was wholly destroyed by Are last evening. Stored
in the Coliseum were United States Government
equipments valued at SO 900. and the Minnesota
Educational and the Forestry exhibit at the
State Fair.
c. Martin was killed instantly and Mrs Myrtle
Melton received injuries from which she soon died
in runaway accident at Evergreen, w. Va.
last evening.
Letter Thomas, aged eighteen, was scalded to
death at Waycross. Ca, yesterday. He was a
fireman on n pile-driver machine, and the latter
turned over and he was held fast by the nachln-
efy,
The evening world., 1894-08-10
A TENEMENT-HOUSE FIRE.
The Upsetting Of q Can of Coal OIL
starts n E:aze.

'rhe upsetting of can of coal-oil
started a fire at 9.45 o'clock this MORN
Ing on the first hoor of the six-story
tenement. S6 Chrystle street. in the
apartments OF Kate Werner.
The cry of tire rang through the
crowded building, and in an instant the
narrow Railways and the ire-escapes
were damned with excited and fright
one seemed to comprehend the situa-
ton, and but few knew where the blaze
vas. or just what part OF the house was
IN danger. The uncertainty OF the
people In the upper stories, who hur-
riedly began plllpg their things to-
gtth-r and getting ready to get out.
The fire was put out without much
difficulty. The damage VAS $50.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Horses, Carriages, &C.

FOR sALE-A handsome bay horse; very
stylish, kind and gentle; perfectly safe for
women TO drive: he Is about 15ia hands high
also two-seat top ey and harness: all for $50
cash Address or cali GEO. II. HOFFMAN. box
c0l Glen Cove, l.. I.
FOR sALE-Two express wagons: one double and
one single $40 Water st.
FOR SALE--A young. sound horse. years old
Inquire MULLER & BENTz 1875 East 5th 81.
THREE good work horses for sale cheap;
must sell to-day. Inquire 164 East seth st.
4 HORSES-Both singl. or double must he sold
this week. MCCUE 1S4th st. Fullnm place.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
AMERICAN TIN-PLATE.
Story that Ii Is TO Have n Fine big
Plant mt PittsburE.

PlrTSBURG. Aug. lo.-General Man
ager David 3. Oliver. Of the oliver Iron
AMI Steel Company. Is authority FOR the
statement that the South Fifteenth
street works OF the Company viii soon
es turned into one OF the largest tin
pate plants in the world.
a, Tae deal will be largely governed by
sted 'Ih III settienent' ah9 Is 10 oe 1pIIs-
tnen The capital stock. II Is said, VIII
D " $4,000. 1t is expected that the plant
VIII be In operation in Il few months.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Flat. and apartments to Let.

E,erg Aond y and Thurs .dy until sept is tcie
be THE WORLD "HOUSE AND HOAL
DAYS. Al advertisements Of III line. or less
Under This classification appearing IN UIc Sunday
and Thursday WORLD ,cH b. repeated in The
EVENING WORLD ,Or Monday aud Thursday
:rCc o. chorec.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
II" Road verdict Set Aside.

aecis!on by Justice Bartlett. handed down
- Me Supreme Court. Brooslyn. tha morning.
psAa Judgment CT IS. s7se g secured By Mrs,
R,i,Tah Nissan against the Brooklyn Elevated
on uo.a Company Tor damages to her property
detsaaason avenue. The Judgment was taken by
opcnsS On May 20 last end the default was
~'Suea on AUG
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

FRONT bed 4 sitting room with small room
suitable fol light housekeeping in quiet house
for gentleman h wife; state terms o. box css
World
LARGE ROOM or room e. bedroom by a nurse IN
a respectable house; state rent monthly. ". c..
W yist
The evening world., 1894-08-10
urfurnish sd--wss. Side

BROADWAY. i2tL above sist st. Cwinches,er)-
Apartments containing > rooms, bath, carpeted;
business or dwelling; elevator.
COLUMBUS AVE, 72s. near Esd st. l. stations
: rooms; decorated; ranges. boilers tubs. &c. !:
small families Jsntor.
It'll AVE 66s. near t.d st.-Elsgaut 4 q Groom
,apartmens; Just suit for small families: rents
tlO to SIS. Janitor.
7Tit AVE. soo;sOt. corner 9Th s,.-Elesant as,s,
rooms. BATH decorated ceilings; awnings
new houses: rents sc. s2s DEciMANN. Soi
It'll ave
STU AVE; ilo & ii:mElegsn! asts : rsoma &
half month free. Inquire OF janitor.
10TH ST., 22s W. large. light rooms, newly pa.
pered. SIS to $50: basement. $40. Housekesper
Eth ST.. 2o7 Wa or : large, light rooms. new
Is decorated & papered. SO to SIS.
3:D ST.. $50 w.-Floor through, I rooms gas,
tubs, pulley lines; low rent.
SGD ST., 100 w.-Ncwiy papered & painted
$3.50 Janltor
asTII ST, $50 & 25i w.-Handsome 6 rooms,
bath. $50 SIS; ground floor $50. Janitor
4lsT ST, 3aI va pleasant, largs rooms;
painted: $40. Hou'ekeeper.
AisT ST. COG W. near Braodway-s Groom
apartments. with all improvements rent 81 TO
SIG: free to Aug. Is. Janitor.
43D ST., SO w.-sd & top fats 5 large, light
rooms; washtubs. ranges; $40 si7
9TH ST.. $40 w.-lst. I'd Mats; I nice. light
rooms: Improvements; new brown stone: ST.,
SIS. Janitor.
18th ST. 3sS w. between Sth & 9th avcs.
Handsome mats, 4 & 6 light rooms; decorated
ceilings combination bath; new houses; rent. sis.
s2s. Jsntor.
9TH ST. 400 W, near 9th ave.-Fia,s s 4 3
rooms. light side windows equal to corner
house, $l4 to $3.50; house newly decorated &
csrpctcj; everything in perfect order.
Odd 81. 6.s3. b25 b'7 w. Hare y room apart
ments, AL painted. cheerful, light 81 50, sill 90
53D ST, 413 W. Free half month: 8, rooms
80. 80. S13 small. quiet families only.
SAD ST. 48s-4lO W, near 9th avc.-Apartments
Of rooms, l50; rooms, sli.5o; basement.
4 rooms. -; house clean well regulated
apartments In perfect order.
56TH ST. IA w.-speclaI Inducements; 0 or
large. light cool rooms 80. SIC: newly painted
GOTH ST, las w-Apartments to let; >
rooms. Inquire tanitor
TOOTH ST., Il w.-slO to si5; 2 & 4 rooms: hot &
cold water; suitable for small families; electric
bells.
lotrH ST.. 6 w.-Elesant Fat. rooms. bath q
steam heat.
AZ 4 . ROOM apartments to small ANTILLES
only: rent 81 80 TO Sf0. Appiytu !anitor, 227
W. 8Gth ST.
$1O-3 LARtiE. newly fitted mp, airy rooms.
Mrs. HowRill, 5S Leroyst.
I.IGHT ROOMS, all imrrov ements; servants
stairway; $40; hardwood finish. Bee janior.
lis W. 6lst st.
Unfurnished-Northo OF ,asth Stre-'.
9TH AVE. cI4s-2d floor apartment. rooms
bath: good order; reduced to S22.
YOU FIND ELEGANT FLATS at 24ia sth ave.
one month free; rent from sl4 to 49, in
vestigatc.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Instruction.

An EDUCATED young fellow desires exchange
Lessons Va Italian with German girl. Address
Louis Spayenta, 1856 Hester ST.
EXCELSIOR BICYCLR Riding SCHOOL, l62
EsNt 10th ~. Private instructions; one lesson,
5Ir, Ave Lessons, 81
s-ESnnRAPHY and TypewritinS School.
SIS Broadway. N. T.; 81 week. Call or Writa
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Flats and Apartments to let.
Unfurni.hsd-Es.t side

TWO NICE FLOORS, with improvements to
small, respectable families Inquire se4 I'd ave.
: ROOMS. light 4 airy, painted; 80 to siL
The evening world., 1894-08-10
Esst Side.

Esst Side.
IRVING PLACE, 23-IarRe, nicely furnished
'front.' rooms. very cheap; haii IoomS2 80.
SUFFOLK ST.. 40, near Grand - Large front
Dom, furnished Tor housekeeping -. 20: back,
SO.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. 5:--LarEe furnished front
rom, bath; every convenience. Gorman's bell.
2D AVE, 7G-Nic,ly Furnished hOusekce ping
rooms, 81: hall room for gentleman. ~.
I'D AVE, %, between 18th 4 18Th It's. Fur
nished rooms, private house, sl.5 3; house
keeping allowed.
I'd AVE-, ls4-2 large, furnished, connecting
rooms to let; also small rooms.
9TH ST. AZ and 30 f.. near Broadway Large
aid small rcon .: also parlors; permanent Or
transient.
9TH ST, 40 L. Csd belD-IIall room. for respect
able man.
10TH ST.. i2l l.. Nicely furnished single room I;
also double room
mn ST., 81 T., near Broadway Redecorated,
nicely furnished rooms, 81 - TO 81 weekly.
usT ST., $40 E.-FurnIshed front parlor & front
basement; light housekeeping; ladies. gents.
nth 81, IS E.--Handsomely furnished large
front room; also nice front ballroom. 81.
18TH ST.. "a L. --Redecorated, newly & ele-
gantly furnished rooms, ". ~ TO ~ weekly.
18TH ST., 3i3 u. Furnished front parior and
other rooms for ight housekeeping.
The evening world., 1894-08-10
uofuvnished-East Side.

MADISON AVE. 1852 & 1866 rooms. steam
heated: $50 to S2S. See jAnitor.
lsT AVE, 97s near Saith st.-Cheerful apart
ments. 3 rooms. newly painted: hne house: 80
ID AVE- rooms, bath; stationary tubs; dumb
walter; only NS. Mentor Flats. 200 1920 st.
SD AVE. SGT, near 18th st.--Desirabie apart
ments Of rooms, In fine order; rents sl3 TO
Sd AvE-Chespest rent In the city; Z rooms;
SIC TO siS: hot cold water. stationary tuba.
bath. dumb-waiter; everything In complete or
der Is .n,Io 1856 Sd ave. BLOCK from iOs'h
STH ST.. 22s, I'd e Sd aves-Nsw fat, &
rooms, all improvements: also single nat. .
rooms. so4 & 300 Il. Both st.; moderate rent
Janitor.
18TH ST, sss. ssS. :s7 t., between LIST & Cd
ayes.-EieSant hats rooms 4 bath: decorated
ceilings; all improvements; new houses: awnings:
halls: bath heated; rent SIS TO 49, Inquire
Janitor.
provemcnts rent from 81. to SIC. Janitor.
43D ST. 30I E.-Parlor floor 4 basement: fine
neighborhood; 6 tne rooms.
9th ST. i55 Eight rooms & bath: hrst-class
order; reduced rent. Janitor.
TED ST. 40 E.-Flnost & best kept house on
street; tiled halls. painted walls; apartment
Of rooms left. tubs. bell: $ll.5o. ..
18TH ST.. Ill E.--7 or 8 rooms, handsomely
decorated; desirable neishborhood: rents s23 to
SIS.
bath; private house; elegant street.
SGD ST. ia E.--Freshly pApered 3 painted: mod
crate; free I'LL september JanitoT.
SID ST.. 80 L. Pave air. healthy situation,
cheap mats families IN house brown stone
lIGnts, extra large rooms &sbathroom, marble
nall In excellent order, near East Side Park,
rent sis 10 $50; call, examine.
SAD ST, 242 t. Fine fats, all light: all improve
nnents; decorated; private neighbornood. jan
itor. --
s5Tu 81, .I8 u = rooms; all improvements;
dining room: light; rent al Block.
9TH ST a Park ays.-Elsgant hats. all i'm
provements; decorated; a rooms, vi s.7:
s6TH ST. lEs TO 1857 E.--3 G rooms; decorated:
ranges boilers. tubs. awnings. &C.. small fami-
lies only. Jantor. lob --.
10TH ST. southwest corner Park ave light
rooms with improvements. sls. 30 to VII.
| IosTH ST., iiG E.-EroNn-Etone fats lerge
rooms; w.Ih-tubs G ranges; $40 TO Nt monthly
18TH ST. 20: W., correr sth ave- large.
light roOr.s with iulprCN reht Sl1, -
Ilyru 81 5lu r. 80, hoice "!Egc Hats, rooms,
bath. private halls; desirable nrlghborhoodi
August Tree. j. Anton
The evening world., 1894-08-10
For Sale.

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