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BY ONcal & Lunt, Auctionccrs.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

BY O'Neal " Lunt, AuctionccrS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Pursuant to decree Of the Corporation
Court of the city of Alexandria, entered in
the cause ofAlicc E. Mutt Wise against George
Wise ct ais. depending in said court the un-
dersgned will ofIer for sale at public auction
in front of the Market Building, on Royal
street, Alexandria, Va, on
SATURDAY, June 2nd, 1894,
at about 12 O'Clock m, the following real
estate:
DWELLING HOUSE thereon. situate at the
southeast corner of Prince and Henry streets,
fronting on Prince street As feet, more or
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I, John s. Beach. Clerk of the Corporation
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that the bond required of the Commissioner
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J1REEZERs AND WATER COOLIES
a We have this day received direct from
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EOR SALE OR RENT.-Thc COMFORT
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rVHE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
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Harrison, n. j., hasn't had so much
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Pursuant to decree of the Corporstion
Court of the city Alexandria. Virginia. enter.
ed in the chancery cause of Josenb Rrodsrs
against J. David Lannon. ct ais. Depending
IN said court, the undersigned will offer for
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Building on Royal street, Alexandra. Yir.
ginia,
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-IrtCr" ME EEAIN OF THE o
The evening world., 1894-09-07
TOOK AWAY WIFE AND GOODS.
Stefano's Handsome Boarder Broke
Up a Happy Home.
The Injured Husband Only Cares to
Get His Goods Back.

Sabatuio Cucho, Twenty-Five years old,
an Italian, was summoned TO the Har-
lem Police Court this morning 10y Joseph
Stefano, laborer. thirty-three years old
OF 433 East One Hundred and Thirteenth
street.
Stefano wanted Cucho to return one
dozen pillow cases, fifteen sheets, several
quilts, bundle of new socks and sundry
other articles which he is said to have
carried Off when he left Stefanos house
Aug. 20.
cucho was not content with the linen
and wearing apparel, but took Stefano's
WIFE with him also. Stefano did NOT
seem to care so much about the loss of
mis- wife. but he told the Court he would
ike to have mis- goods back.
Stefano and his wife Angelo Marta
Guarano, who IL said to be "A beauty,
lived happily together for several years.
six months ago he took in Cucho as "A
boarder. The latter is younger and much
handsomer than Stefano, and a friend
snip sprang up between him and ste
fano's wife, which ripened into a deeper
feeling.
Stefano was unsuspicious but when h.
came nome from work Aug. - he fou I'D
MS housc stripped of most of the NOV
able goods and his wife missing.
He searched through Harlem's Lit
tie Italy, and found CuCho and Angela
living contentedly at 81 East one Hun.
dred and Twelfth street Cucho WAS
held FOR examination.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ROBERT J.MAKEsANEW MARK.
The Great PAGER Eclipses His Own
Time of 2,034 with 2.024.
At Indianapolis He Defeats Joe
Patchen in Three Straight Meats.

G. j. Hamlin's wonderful pacing geld
ing. Robert j.. has again set the turf
world agog by smashing the worlds
harness record all to smithcreens, and
a. the same time has taken a nrner
grip upon the title OF champion. In n
match with Joe Patchen at indianapolis
yesterday afternoon the gray ION OF
Hartford reelcd off a mile In 2.02 10.
1t IL scarcely Il week ago that this won
derful PAGER smashed all previous rec
ordT, going a mile at FJrt Wayne in
203 Ia. Up to that time the laurels Of
the harness racers had rested upon MAJ
cot ana Flying Jlb, each of whom had
created mark Of 2W. At Fort Wayne
the ge!dinR wen against time.
Yesterdays performance IL made al the
greater from the fact that the new king
Of the turf beat the crack Joe PatChen in
three straight heats, and made an aver
age time OF 2.O3. 81 The Performance
also places the Indianapolis track at the
head OF the list for speed
The match was for 5000. Both horses
were in the pink OF condition. Geers was
behind the Hamlin representative, and J
resulted In "A magnificent contest through
out. Robert j, had the rail. and they
got the word at the second attempt. The
pair ran locked going to the quarter IN
~ Ia seconds. and covering the half In
l.O2 ~ The third quarter was reached
In LA, and both horses finished heads
apart, going the mile in 2O3 3-4. This
equalled the record.
1t was in the second heat that the
record was smashed The fractional
time was: Quarter, O.3O IA. half, l,0l l-2:
three-quarters. 100 -; mile, 2O2 l-2
1t became evident at the end of the
first half that new record would be
establi shed. and as the equine giants
sped down the homestretch, both racing
game and true. the enormous crowd
held their breath When the time was
announced the crowd broke loose and
pandemonium reigned. Both Mr.. Ham
lin and Geers were heartily cheered,
and hundreds tried to get close to the
peerless PAGER.
The third heat also brought about a
remarkable performance. Robert J.
broke badly In the first quarter. and
Joe Patchen gained big advantage.
Geers soon got his horse straight, how
ever, and inch by inch he era We'd up,
and al the last sixteenth was on even
terms with Patchen. He won from there
home easily in 2Oi "a.
AK tried for the record. but the best
ne mare could do was to go a mile In
2.O4 "a.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SHE COULDN'T STANG JERSEY
Besides, Hattie Applsbaum De-
sired to Live Alone
The Court Said She Must Go with
the Mother who Spanked Her.

IT was kept a captive. like bird In
free" said Hattie Applebaum. who sum
noned her mother to appear before
Justice Simms in the Essex Market 20.
lice Court to-day.
your Honor" the girl continued, "1
was twenty -four years old yesterday
and believe that / am old enough t.
distinguish right from wrong My pa
rents take great delight in keeping mc
indoors. and my nature rebels agains
It, / want to live alone and earn mS
own living. | am living with younl
married couple. and my parents will mo-
let me alone"
What do you complain about ?" asked
Justice Simms.
MY mother and brother came t.
where was stopping and treated me
outrageously. My mother spanked me
while my brother seized my clothing
and ran from the house"
The mother stated that she objected tc
the company her daughter was keeping
and that she did all In her power to
make her life happy.
Happy" echoed the girl: happy
You mean unhappy once I was IN love
with young man who was anxious to
make me his wife. My parents objected
to the marriage. and. like a dutiful
daughter, | obeyed them. They then
moved into the wilderness OF New Jer-
sey. where they expected me to pass the
Summer What! I, n young girl OF
twenty-four, go to place where there
IL no more life than there IL In a GENE
terry? Oh no: not I.
Before my parents went to the coun-
try they brought man to the house
who they said they would like to see
my husband. I never could take a lik-
ing to the man. and the more I saw OF
him the deeper became my hatred OF
him"
MY girl" said Justice Simms, kindly
81 believe the proper place for you Is a
home with your parents. You perhaps
believe that other people are your
friends. but you'l find. when too late
that you made a great mistake.
Now go home with your mother and
try to settle your little differences out
side of court"
II won't go home" said the girl.
We'll, ! must decide In favor of your
mother ! refuse to order her to sur
render your clothing"
DO you call this Justice" said the
girl 81 don't; I call this injustice" and
she left the courtroom In great anger.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
GIANTS AFTER The PEMNANT,
1t is In View Now, but a Hard
Path Lies Ahead of Them.
The Western Trip Makes 1t Possible
for Wards Nen to Lead.


When .Iouatt Meekin plunked out that
f,teful home run last evening on the Polo
"a ''' '0'e va '@''e va '''e Wv
GROUNDS ana ended the League season
in New York he might have had the
earth or such choice nortions NJ n az he
80 Va, ~ -, -
may nave elected TO he pleased with.
But there was more In It than the mere
winning of the Closing psme wiz, the
n,, =. 49,, . - 49,,
iHa'es' II ooos'eu the piants into sec
ond place and gave them a glimpse of the
ponnant Only a distance view Though
,,,,. -, - .,
Win stormy pain lying between the
present position and the whip" which
will call for the incest kind of hall from,
49,, ,,r 20 49,. -,
rs an an outline of the chances of Ward s
men:
~, ~,
The evening world., 1894-09-07
WHISKEY A MARK FOR BEARS
D-"Iin" In This stock Depresse,
the General List.

The bears went for whlskey in lively
fashion this morning and the stock broke
as, to I-S, under heavy sales. some
Of the insiders have been forced out of
their holdings, to say nothing OF a host
q! smaller spectators, who have stub
hurnlN leli 10 the BUN side of the ar-
count, despite the unsaVory record uf the
Trust from It's very inception.
The general market was adversely IN
nu"ncei 10y the break in whiSkry, hu,
the volume of business was compare.
lively light. London was a seller In n
small way.
American Sugar declined i-S. 10 l0i as
american cotton OIL "a 10 ~. American
Tobacco -, 70 l0S, baltimore and Ohic
-. To - -; Chesapeake and Ohio IL. /,
POS, chicago Gas "a. to "a. ST Paul -
t" 10 is; Denver and Rio Grande pref
1-S, 10 -, New Jersey Central Is Il
| III IS; Northern Pacific pref, 81, Il
~ ~ Norfolk and Western pref. 10. L
1884 Western Union l-2. to 81 as: Atch
ison @-S, - : LIS; AMI General Electrl,
| IS, to 4O3-S
The evening world., 1894-09-07
ROBBED ON HIS LIGHTER.
Capt Van Allen Gave Up His
Money at a Pistols Point
Then One Of His Assailants Proposed
to Hang Him.

When William Taggert, OF ~ Forest
street. and Charles Pratt. OF is5 Graham
avenue, were arraigned In the Even
Street Court, Williamsburg, to-day. DE.
tective Becker told Justice Watson an
interesting story of their doings. Both
men were held for examination next
Wednesday.
For the past two weeks Detective
Becker has been quietly looking for the
men, WHO are said to be regular river
thieves Nothing was known about the
case until the men were brought to court
to-day.
1t appears that about 3 A. NJ. Aug. 81
the two men boarded steam lighter
lying In Newtown Creek. owned by
the New Jersey Traffic Company. The
only person aboard was the Captain, Ed.
ward Van Allen. He was ordered &c
give up his money. and when he lie,
against his temple and told him tina
If he moved he would be killed a
second demand for his money brought
from Van Allen the information as tc
where 1t was concealed. and the tive
Before leaving the boat, the men struck
and Kicked Van Allen, and Pratt, pick.
Ing up, a long rope, suggested that they
uhnH MN, 81 ne fOulu tel no tales
Taggert objected. however. and after a
long argument the shvering mariner
was told that his life would he spared
but II he ever talked about the cas-.
that they would surely return and xii
him.
The next day Van Allen communicate
with the police of the Stage street sta
ton, but only after promise on tn,
part of Detective Becker that the mat
ter would be kept quiet until the arrest.
were made,
otherwise" said the captain, II an
sure they will carry out their threats"
The evening world., 1894-09-07
A STOCKING HER BANK.

Mrs. Mcmahon Says She Has been
Robbed of 12D4.
Mrs. Marcello Mcmahon, who keeps a
milk depot on orty-eighth street, be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues,
Brooklyn. reported to the police Of the
Fourth avenue station this morning
that she had been robbed of s204 by Ben
jamin Higgins, employed by her as a
driver.
The money was kept in a stocking,
Mrs. Mcmahon said, and she supposed
nobody knew where she hid 1t. Higgins
slept in an adjoining room. Detectives
Raleigh and Graham have been detailed
on the case.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
TO CONFER WITH LEXOW.
President Martins Enrly Trip Said
to lie for that Purpose.

At o'clock this morning all the ward
men in the city were reduced to the
rank of patrolmen, according to the reso-
utIon of the Board of Police yesterday,
and the various precincts were left with
out detectives.
Early to-day President Martin left his
office and went downtown. 1t was said
that he would confer with Senator
l.eNow at once.
None of the other Commissioners was
at the Headquarters Building THE morn
ing with the exception of Commissioner
Murray. ~ soon as he reached the
building he went Immediately to the
trial room 10 hear the regular weekly
cases against delinquent members OF the
force.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
The standing in the League this MORN
JERE DUNN TAKES TO WATER.
He Is a Promoter of n Syndicate to
supply Linden.

ELIZABETH, y. j., Sept. 7.--Jere
Dunn, the noted sporting man, bios
somed forht in new role here to-day
as promoter OF water company syn
dicate. He Is one of the incorporators
and stockholders of the Linden Water
Company, which filed articles with the
Clerk OF Union County. Its capital Is
placed at 100000.
to the people OF Linden township.
where the Linden race track is located
and run mains through the streets OF
the village. The other incorporators and
stockholders. besides Mr. Dunn, are Fer
dinand A. Thompson. OF Linden. and
William j. Lansley. OF Elizabeth.
Miihss's CaiI.ays, ? tesic for GONZALES
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Second Race-Candslabra, Sandowne.
Third Race-Applause. Counter Tenor
Fourth Race-Senator Grady, Sir
knight.
Fifth Race-ttica, Golden Rod.
Six Weinberg. Terrier.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Lesser of Two Evils.

hTon ihr 'hlcagn lnter-uceaNl
Did YOU take gas when you had your
tooth pulled" NO; went to a dentist
that extracts them without pain" Was
II a success Yes. sir: the preparatio
he used hurt me so much worse than
the tooth pulling that | didn't notice
it,"
The evening world., 1894-09-07

First Race-Stonenell. Correction.
Second Race-Candelabra, Song ant
Dance.
Third Race-Halma. Counter Tenor.
Fourth Race-Patrician Sir knight
Fifth Race-l'tica, Golden Rod.
Sixth Race--Armitage, AppomattoX.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
DIDN'T LIKE HER LOVER.

Maggie Says Her Father Drove Her
from Home.
Justice Coating, In the Lee Avenue
Court. Williamsburg, to-day issued a
warrant fer the arrest OF Casper Schncl-
der OF 5lS Stockton street, on the COM
plant of his daughter, Maggie.
father learned three days ago, that she
was engaged TO Stephen Hynes. ne OBJ
lected vigorously. and finally beat and
drove her out of the house. He also
would brain her.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
POINTERS ON, The RACES.
A Fine Gard Provided for Graves
ends Opening Day.
Seashore and Parkville Stakes Are
Attractive Features.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS.
EVENING WORLD" SELECTIONS

First Rnce--stoneneII, Correc-
ton, Declare.
Second Rnce--Cnndelabra, SAN
downe, CHATTANOOGA.
Third Race--Applause, IInImn,
SiIvie. =
Fourth Race--senator Grady, Pa
trician, Sir Knight.
Firth Race--GoIden Rod, Utica,
NicOlini.
sixth Race--ArmitaEe, Appomat-
tOx, Assignee.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Alleged Shortage In Accounts.

tBy Associated Press)
CANTON, o., Sept 7.-Retiring County Treas
urer Mandru has been found SIS, 900 short. 1t I,
said He claims IL is an error and has asked
the Auditor Of State to make examination OIL
the books
The evening world., 1894-09-07

The q O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of Interest than can lie found In
any other evening Newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Morning Papers Selections.
AT GRANESEND.
RECORDER.

First Race-Stonepel Correction.
Second RaCC-Candclahra Arab.
Third RaCc-Alphonse, Counter Tenor
ian.
Firth Race-Go,den Roi. Lobengula.
Sixth Race-Armitage, Appomattox.
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Candeaba seems to hold this lot
safe and should win easily. Sandowne
has n chance for second money, and
Chattanooga should not be worse than
third.
Third Race.-The seashore Stakes for two
year-olis, Of s25 each, value guaranteed to be
- Ave and "A half fnTlongs
The evening world., 1894-09-07
mercury.

First Race-Stonenell. Correction.
Second RaCe--Candelabra. Miss Dixie.
Third Race-Applausc. Halma.
Fourth Racc-Senator Grady, Patri
ian,
Fifth Rdce-Utica, Lobengula
Sixth Race-Ben Lomond, Armitaxe,
The evening world., 1894-09-07
a FAITHFUL SENTINEL

In GuARDISG OSF OF UNCLE SANS PORT
AIS RELATES HIs ExrERIENCE.
Treasury Department. l.. \. Immigration
SsrriCc, BufGlO, y. T.
WORLDS DIsPESsARY MEDICAL AsSOCIA-
TIOS, Buffalo, y. Y:
Dcdr Sirs From early childhood I have
suffered from a sluggish liver with all the
disorders accompanying such companion
Doctors prescriptions and patent med
oncs ! have used in abundance; they only
Afforded temporary relief. ! was recon.
mendod to try DR.. pierce's Pleasant Pellets
! did SO, taking three at night and two after
The evening world., 1894-09-07

Applause Is so improved that it will
be hard to beat her In this race. She
should win. with Halma a good second
and Silvie third.
Fourth Race.-The Parkvlls Stakes, for three
year -olds, Of f2b each; value guaranteed TO be
hnn one mlle and n SIIieAnIh