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The evening world., 1894-03-29
FUND THREAT EXC|TEs THEM.
Several Senators Want a Tele-
phone Rumor Investigated.
Ire Of kilburn and O'Connor Aroused
by Statement.
fBy Associated Prem,

ALBANY. March 2e.-As soon as the
senate convened, to-day, Senator Kill
burn rose to question OF privilege.
he spoke OF the Introduction Of the
Persons-Gerst bill, reducing telephone
charges throughout the State, and of the
hearing on the bill. He referred to the
threats of Frank s. Gardner, in the
hearing OF yesterday that a large sum
OF money was to be raised by the tele-
phone subscribers for the purpose Of
defeating members Of the Legislature
for reelection who voted against the
bill. He understood that such an attempt
to influence the Legislature was a
breach OF the privileges Of the Senate,
and ar indictable offense. He moved
to refer the matter to the Judiciary
Committee.
senator Coggeshall said he did not
think 1t worth while to investigate every
silly charge and rumor that was made.
II this was done. 1t would take all the
time OF the already overworked Judi
ciary Committee.
Senator OConnor said this was no
vague rumor, but a threat openly made
TO committee Of the Senate. He
thought the matter would probably
sleep in the Committee. but It might
teach people not to send thugs to repre-
sent then-men who thought they owned
the State and tried to hold whip over
the Legislature. He doubted whether
this money that was to be raised was
for any other purpose than to keep Mr..
Gardner in funds.
The matter went to the Senate Judi
ciary Committee.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
FOR GEN. HERNANDEZ,
Verdict in His Favor Ordered in
Mrs Underhill's S25, 900 Suit.
Court Decides that He Was Acting
for the Venezuelan Government.
Plaintiff Alleged Oppression While
Her Husband Was L. $. Consul.

In the suit Of Mrs. George F. Under
hi! against Gen. Jose Manuel Herman
3sz to recover s15c"J for oppression and
injuries alleged to have been committed
during the revolution in Venezuela in
issc. while her husband was the United
States Consul there. the jury to-day
at the direction OF Judge Wheeler, in the
United States Court, in Brooklyn, gave
a verdict for the defendant.
The verdict was rendered without the
jury leaving their seats. and was given
Gpcn a question which is said to have
The question involves the right Of
American citizens to redress for Injuries
received in foreign countries during a
The suit OF Mrs. Underhill has been
going on before Judge Wheeler for sew
eIal lays, and the. question did not
arise until Lawyer Logan this mornig
rested the plaintiffs case.
Frederick r. Coudert then asked the
Court to charge the jury to bring in a
verdict for Gen. Hernandez, as he com
plant In the capacity Of the Government
OF Nenezuela, and that the Government.
instead Of the Individual. was RESPONSE
tle. This fact, he said. had been estab-
lished by the Supreme Court OF the
United States
lawyer Logan disputed the right Of
the Court to go into the question ,0i
tuition ofthe United states empowered
the Executive Department alone to
recognize foreign powers as govern
ments or as belligerents.
1t has been decided BY the United
States courts he argued that until
the Executive Department recognizes
any power as a government or as a
balligerent. the courts Of the United
States must regard the powers as in
dividuals. bound together IN lawful war
fare, acting as individuals, and re-
sponsible as individuals"
Judge Wheeler adjourned the proceed
inRs until ha could decide the question,
The question" he said. is whether the
Court must wait for the President to de-
eide upon the recognition Of the foreign
power
When court reconvened later Judge
Wheeler said:
II have decided TO grant the motion for
direction. The Executive eDpart-
ment has the right 10 recognize govern
ments as such for their purposes. and l
think the courts have the right also to
The Court then directed the jury to
give a verdict for Gen. Hernandez. which
they lid without leaving their seats.
Lawyer Logan was given sixty days
in which TO prepare his exceptions, and
/ he said the case would be taken TO the
/ United States Supreme Court at Wash
ington within ninety days.
The United States Government did not
recognize Crespo and Hernandez. at the
/ head of the revolutionists. as a Govern
ment. until Oct. 2S 1892 some time after
the alleged acts were committed against
Mr. Cnde rhill and his wife.
Gen. Hernandez in suit for $50 90 dam
ages which will not be called now until
cides the case Of his wife.
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B-tter BONDING Power Urged.

This leads m. T. earnestly present the
is=!rah,i!;y q: granting to the Secretary
Of the Treasury a better power than now
exists - issue bonds 70 protect our gold
r~---Te when tOr any r-asnn Il shJIli be
necessary. Ol- currency = - ~ h = con-
.Is-i condition AMI cur financial aIatrS
are ap; TO assume at any time - Crit!-
ca. a position tina: II SEEMS 20 me such
4 ccurs- !s dictAt;-l BY ordinary prudence.
! am not !nsensibl- to the arguments
IN favor OF coming the bullion s-ignior-
age roS in the Treasury. and l believe
u could be done safely and with advan-
tag@. II the Secretary ot the Trea sury'
had the power - Issue bonds at a low
rate u interest. under authority. in sub
st!tution OF that n-w existing. and better
suite1 TO the protection of the Treasury.
| hope a way will present itself in the
near future for the adjustment OF our
monetary affairs. in such a compre-
h-nsive and conservst tive manner a : will
afford 10 silver its proper place in our
currency, but In the mean time / am
extremely solicitOus that whatever action
We take on this subject may be such as
to prevent loss and discouragement 70
our people al home, and the destruction
II confidence in our financial manage
msnt abroad.
GROVER CLEVELAND.
Executive Mansion, March -, 1884.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
COxEY NOT ON HAND.
But His Army Gets Away from
Salem, O., in the Snow.
Frye's Brigade Making Trouble for
Texas Railways.
Company Bringing II In Must Take
Company Bringing It In Must Take
IL Out. Says the Governor.

SALEM. O., March 2s.-After snow
Salem and Columbtana were very heavy.
and the Coxey army did mot make an
early start. with such a prospect before
Il. The men passed very pleasant
night In the twc-salls set aside for their
accommodation. Dan Allen. Chicago
barber. who Is with the army, shaved
ninety OF the men. In consequence tine
brigade presented a much more respect
able appearance at breakfast, as sone
of them had gotten rid of a two weeks
growth of whiskers.
Unknown" Smith made an appeal 'or
clothing TO the citizens last night. and
such men as required them got pants and
coats. TIE sick men were reported oil
right. Several citizens have complained
here on account OF the army men going
around at night begging. The notoririy
of the scheme has frightened lots 0f
people, and there were quite numb-r
OF private watchmen engaged last nlght.
When Mr.. Coxey did not arrive on the
morning train, orders were given to get
under way. and a start was Tnhde AT
70 o'clock. Fourteen rrcruits o ,o'hrr .sd AZ
and Jelly, and made big grurnble again
Pies and meat we're given the ofnctrs
and teamsters, and the rank ana ~"
thought this was discrimination. Smith
quieted them with promises.
As the movement begins TO look Ike
o permanency, depots are being tstah-
Iished along the route. and Browne Is
having the surplus Of supplies shipped
ahead. II was showing all the morning,
and camp Anna L. Diggs had most
forlorn aspect the men shiv@rinR in
groups. Two OF the soldiers were dis
missed last night by Smith. for giving
Information about the camp sfhith
says they were crooks.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
BIG RAILROAD DEAL.
Cincinnati, Hamilton ana Dayton
Makes New Conditions.

The most important consolidation Of
railroad interests made In a long time
has been effected by the establishment
OF new North and South system OF
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
and the Cincinnati Southern. better
known In the railroad world as the
Queen and Crescent, for some time past
part Of the Erlanger system.
The deal will give a continuous route
from the great lakes, at Toledo, to the
Crescent City. with numerous subsidiary
lines branching out at places Of impor-
tance.
1t was really this deal which brought
Baron Erlanger to this country, and not
the sale Of the Cherokee lands as many
| supposed.
From the railroad mans point of view
the consolidation is of great Importance.
as II will cause the c., II. and ID. to
extend its system from the present
| terminii to New Orleans in the South
and Texas in the Southwest.
The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
became famous a few years ago by rea-
son OF " Napoleon" Ives's manipulations
| in the stock market.
The bonds have gone up l5 points since
the announcement OF the consolidation.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
WAR OVER AsT0R's STABLE.
Adjacent Property Owners Threat
en- to Seek the Courts.
The millionaire Refuses to Listen to
Any Protests.


Resident prOperty-owners in the Vicln-
i,v ~ Madison syenu. and sixtv-nf,h
,,,,a, ,,1 ,l,,, o,,,,,,r..,,In,, I,,,,a, I,sr,,,
su'et anu tue cofer'"''oh ID h"' ''hhu'
run synagogue ar" eSaspeTat"d over the
determination OF John Jacob Astur To
,.,,, 80. 49,, -, ,,,, 49,,
erect S'do'' oh '"e vacant P''' al ~"
southwest corner OF the avenue ana
Sixty-nfth street
~. ,,,,,,,,,h,,a T., ,t.,,,,o,,, ,.,
Inv "''H"D'' ""o' - "Ht'"'''
Dental ana IN" Idea OF having stable
right on the corner Is repugunnt to th.
r.i,hI.,s c,,urI b,. ALREADY. h.,.,,
hf"h-h ana portion OF the Foundation
laid 40 that thrr. Is no doubt remaining
ns "a "a. ,nul,nn.ir.,s determination tn
w
"n.,d 'he s,an'e'
The south wall OF the building viii
com. within a few inches az ,h. north
,..,n 49, -, ,..,,I
""I' "' 'he synagogue ana WILL III the
estimation Of the congregation, not only
greatly d.truct from tn. beauty OF th,
.,,ru,. ,,,, ,'.,.,
p"' ''''' 70 " 'o's'ieraDr extent
III i"t"riorating the value OF that and
MIR As,nr tns ,n,,.oL a., d.,, .,r Co.
th- urn,.sts ~ ~ ~. ueai ea' 70
n"ighl,"rs and avn, rf'ssn =, ,om u''u .,
| Curnini,t,.. ,,riuIn,,.l 49, - !" eSIne
! Iis',iss ~ ,,npn,, =" ""'' va ''''i !"
! Mir AaInr In,r,b,,e..I ,,,, ,,r,.,.o,,,. ,,,...,
a vrar twu fnr SzI ,.n ,"V rp, y, opvitI pN s, rs
! nt ih,. ti,H u'r'. ,i.,9I ~ hr's ',Doi >
| tsinsl H., ILL., PT',, '"t 'm.s nn''i n'i
,.rert !, iuiI'iin,, ~" ,',%' 'rT ohnei 1oun'
meut 10 IN. m,.,yhInrho"H % mUIi .mI NJ an ,nr 'n1 M
h~n,'. yr,' hJ ~ l''H r,lH mus ei'-
IL, ar ra'r"S' ny hai no
| th.r r,t a., ',Ti L, ','N,",," ",,t,"'tI n'l'
| his d.t,r,ni,u,inr t,tuius no',r VI
| ~ ~, I "nto' - pu'.,i d Htapl" ON
', '''r p,u,, i'''''S',al'S th'r"hlt'f lht
''o. W ,h' ngHasosHt Is MAJ
I-Shnrun offered to LHrchas" thr pot
Irh l9hi "u;o"' nut th" ohtr was refused
~ ~ pllG" h'ulhhd"h was $3.50"
ihrh ~ became i9lnorei mat thr mil
,"mHiit" h'p i Sthft"i ths ttntI "t ms m
'rhtl4h 10 puiid hthplt iui lhr phip"Sr
,,t,.u,'.u' " ,iuu'ti.H 'He "ohTt'eati"n OF thr syn
! aEHHu' 70 So! "u' ~ MN; th" ultlinht'
"pJe'i p'ihS 10 h'qu''" lhe SIT" OF TN
tnul.h cum" i"r IN" rufpVS" OF ere, /
hS "rinoi ihl rhuf'h III honor or hi
la'u'I Mt HStot. however hthiri any
Suyh !ht|utloh al IA" tlihr 10 AN Even
The evening world., 1894-03-29

This action OF the Senate is due to
World in its series Of articles on boss
Furgueson's methods.
The first of these articles appeared
Feb. 10. II showed conclusively that
the peoples money was being wasted
and that Furguesons friends were re-
ceiving II.
His particular friend, Justice Church,
AMI his confidential clerk William
keegan. figured largely in the state
nent OF the Shore Inspectors accounts
published at the time.
The facts stated in the disclosures
were so strong that no other action
seemed to be possible by the Legisla-
ture than that given above.
A bill to abolish the office of State
Shore Inspector is now before the Legis-
lature.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
HITS THE 81" ROAD HARD.
Justice Gaynor Awards Heavy Dam.
ages for Injuries to Property.

Justice Gaynor, OF the Supreme Court.
Brooklyn this morning awarded Cor
nelius f. Kingsland 5000 damages
against the Kings County Elevated
Railroad COMPANY
kingsland claimed that his building
at Vanderbilt avenue and Fulton street
was damaged by the tracks of the rail
road, excluding light ana air from the
rooms Of the lower floors. He also
complained Of the noise smoke and
dirt caused by the engines OF the Com
pany. Other suits may follow.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
A Regiment of Potters.

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., March %
Last night the Coxey contingent showed
Its hand at a public meeting held I'm Wiz
tenberger's Hall. James f. Green. de-
feated candidate for the Democratic
nomination for city Marshal was elect
ed Marshal OF the East Liverpool rrgi-
ment. During the past few days the
local movement has been attracting in-
creased attention, but nobody ON III.
outside was prepared iUr any such
showing as was made last night Thr
leaders have "a bona ii- roll Of JgI
soldiers to date, and IA" force is be-.
Ing steadily enlarged. Almost all OF the
OF them being highly skilled m-n Of he
very best class.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

unemployed will sally forth 70 Join
another division In Philadelphia In the
march on to Washington.
The police know nothing az yet ~ this
movement. They ray that no permit fJr
parade OF the Kind has been asked Tor,
and threaten that II they catch any Kind
OF an army marching through the streets
without a permit they will send II to the
island
The est-informed man on the subject
seems 70 be Robert Hyde. clerk at
the Windsor Hotel a Bpwery,
lie says that tall man. gAunt and
lean. and dressed IN long black coat.
called at the hotel yesterday and In
tr"iucfd himself as Lieut.. Muller. of j..
He asked M all sorts u, questions "
continued hr. Hyds. Concerning ~"
lodgers here and noted down tn" names
seemed 20 be we'll satisfied when he l''t.
but did not say when he HpIll Re-
turn"
McDonall's iodglng.houso, liz Bowery.
was the scene Of great e1cit"m"nt ms
morning Most Of the sixty ludgrrS
there declared that they were ready at
moments notice to start for Wash
ington.
George Keeley. one ~ the lodgers. mp
p"ared TO he the guiding spirit among
" To Washington. IL 1t ?" he OK
World" reporter about the matter.
" Well, I should say. "" can't get work
here, 70 We can't 10 worse there. ANA
then there's the fun Of the roaI hey,
boys p"
The boys appealed to. who were for
the most part asleep In all sorts of pos
lures on the benches distributed
throughout the big reading" room,
woke up with a start and answered In
drawing chorus. You bet"
Felix Bent. Rudolph Peterson. Charley
GOoIHin. John Conn-iiy ana Tom
K""ley, brother Of the leader. an
HWsrel 10 the laiter'S rOll-ChlI and stood
up In a semi circle around him.
These are men capable ~ leading
any army said k"eley. pointing with
great dignity 10 his stalwart compan-
ions, by way Of Introduction.
At the ArImOre. 81 BOwsry. the sn.
thusiagm was equally pronounced. The
men gave three cheers and a tiger fNr
Coxey, ana said they were al! In the
tOSeY movement.
Among the men at the Phoenix House,
g Bowery, IL III. poet Of the caravan.
He modestly refused TO give his nam.
for publication. and the only knowledge
his fellDw-lOdgers seemed to have pf
him was that he went 10y the name Of
Walton Of "fe"bles" suggested by Is
hunger -pinchcd face and "maciated
form. or els. Of PhOebus. the leader Of
the Musical Nine"
and poetry on" Of his efforts In the
latter direction was secured by the re-
porter. II was struck OF in a moment
OF lyric ecstasy. and Immediately caught
the fancy Of the CO1"y-smitten thrOug
Here IT Is
irt the empty beer ksFs rutab.
i-' iyrns'p-rAH' he tlans-1.
IT. Syn ~ Ea.- nyN Eruub.s.
foytf'y viii - hAnt@i
Cen C9r-y'. l.afinE award
hatg'.'s smiling through her 'birs.
P1r'un- rirhest E'fis await gs
4
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Hoods
Sarsaparilla is
Peculiar to Itself

II Is peculiar In Its origin. peculiar In the re
lEarkahlc growth Of the business OF 1t. man
ufarturr peculiar In the wonderful cures
which It has accomplished, No other Sarsa-
Tarilla or so-cAlled blood purifier has made
the peculiar" record shown BY the vas /
ruGsS uf testimony from people who have
leen cured by Hoods SarsaparillA. Hundre Ia
OF letters are being constantly received
which tell a tale OF misery. with the happy
sequel II took Hoad'S sarsaparlla and It
cured me-"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
A westche.ter County Repeal.
(py Associated Pres

NDy AssOcIated PresA0
ALBANY. March 29.-In the Assembly
to-day there was u long discussion on
Senator Robertson's bill repeating the
sections In the Westchester County
Sewer Commission act giving the Conn
mission unlimited power to spend
money. The discussion took a religious
turn, but the bill was finally passed.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

that as FAST as the bullion shall be
coined for the redemption Of SAID notes
they zhaI not BE- r.isSued but shall BE-
cancelled ami destroyed In amounts
e.4al 70 tho coin held at any tim" In the
Treasury derived from tn" coinage pro-
vide. for, and that silver certificates
-s.4tl ha lssIed on such coin In the man
.Irr iYH pryyi IeI ~ Law
j. 49, however especially declared IN
sad b.. ton that the act shall not ="
.,.,.'r4rl ~ 0hang" existing laws r".at-
ing g. n" legal 'ru!"r character or
mod - redemption Of the Treasury
notes l--4"I FOR The pGr1 hase Oi the
s--n.f L.LL..n 4. D.. lyIneL.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
The Buffalo bribery Charges.

ALBANY. March 29.-The Judiciary
Committee OF the Senate to-day made It's
report on the investigation of the
charges Of bribery made in connection
with the Buffalo Police bill. The report
says that the charges were made upon
the unsupported testimony Of Assembly,
man Siebert and that there Is not a scin-
tilla OF evidence connecting Lieut.. Gov.
Influence legislation.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

be regarI4I AZ retr0gr"s from the
financial intentions INDICATE! hy our re-
cent repeal Of ne pr0Tis.pu forcing sll.
yer bullion Ilr.hd.rS, that u "uIl!
weaken. !; - 4II not destroy. r"'.rn'rs
fa!th ana confidence 10 our Eg.t4 imam
olaI '"nI.r,,'-. and mat ~ "a r"t."-
qunur" our proYrrs- 10 renewed hg-,n"--
health would b- unfortunately az. k"I
and q return t. our r"'"rt distressing
pligh, yrrlD.vlv threatened
This proposed legislation Is 20 T+Ia'"l
10 the currency conditions grow trg pI,
II the Law compelling n" rgr" tasN "'
silver hy ~" Government Nat gan"
1T such conditions am a partial r"Ti""
of tte law referred 10 may not be uh-
urgriahIs
The evening world., 1894-03-29
A Brooklyn Bill Vetoed.
tBy Associated Press. !

ALBANY, March 29-Gov. Flower has
vetoed Mr.. Burtis's bill relating to sup
plies and repairs for the Department OF
Fire and for the Departments OF Police
and Excise OF Brooklyn. He says: THE
measure substitutes the consent of the
Mayor for that OF the Common Council
as necessary requisite to the pur-
chase OF such supplies. No satisfactory
reason has been advanced before me
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Cold Reserve. Heavy Charge.

Our god reserve. Amounting to only
a l.:tle more than yre hundred milf ~
o., dollars. is directly charged with the
redemption .. three hundred and forty
SIX millions of Cnltet states notes.
Whs. !; i propcs@i 70 initiate our Sill
yer currency. Il IL time for strength
s-irg our gold reserve instead of de-
p.e;ins L. 7 cana5, c5aciye II a
!Jag-r step towards silver u1-rr@tsl-
lisn thar Ee take When Te sj,-ni oI-
gold TO buy silver cer-ifcs--s for cir
cIlatior especially In v.-V 4 the prac-
'ica! difficulties surrounding the re-
p!e..shment 9. our gold
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Peru's President May Die.

LIMA, Peru, March CAN operation
was performed yesterday evening upon
President Morales Bermudez. who has
been suffering so severely from a dis
order of the intestines that his life has
been despaired OF. The distinguished
patient to-day Is easier. but he il stili
In very critical condition.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
ISAAC Calm INDICTED.
VIII Bc Arrnirned To-MorrOw to
Plead on Two Counts.

The Grand Jury to-day handed to Re
corder Smyth two indictments Of assault
In the third degree against Millionaire
Isaac Calm, Of 1915 Fifth avenue.
The indictments We're found upon the
testimony of his daughters, Rose and
Emma, who allege that their father
struck and kicked them. Calm will be
arraigned Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

why this power should be taken away
from the Common Council, and my own
judgment is that the tendency in re-
cent years to deprive Boards OF Alder
men OF powers formerly bestowed upon
them has been a positive detriment to
municipal government"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Denver Contingent Ready.

DENVER. Col. March 25--The Den
yer contingent for coxey's army met
last night and decided to take up the
march for Washington Saturday morn
ing They number about nfty men, and
expect TO be reinforced at Colorado
Springs md Pueblo. They viii not walk
but expect to tuptur" an East bound
freigfx Grain. Many Of the men hav" no
idea Of going on to tn Na'iunul capital
but will desert the nrst tim" they have
an opportunity to secure work.
The evening world., 1894-03-29

GROVER CLEVELAND.
Exc cutive Mansion, March -, 1894.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
NO MONEY FOR FURGUESON,
Senate Strikes Out the shore In.
spectOr Appropriations.
tBy Associated Press.

ALBANY. March ga feature of the
Appropriation bill reported In the Senate
to-day Is the total abolition Of any pro-
vision OF money for the New York Shore
Inspector. and the taking Of $50, 600 from
the Agricultural Department.
The bills total is s6s, SO less than when
1t came from the Assembly.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
c&xEYS BOWERY FORCES.

u..rui ating at LodsinE-Houses for
the March to Washington.
IN. metropolitan contingent or Coxey's
army is bA,sinning TO take shape. In
.nsv or TWO Coxey's lieutenants ex-
r.ct to have Anough men enrolled upon
srs,r recruitinAi lists to make a mile
long parade.
Lodging houses prihcipally along the
Howery and Park Wow are the railying
points whence thik great caravan OF
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Would Take no Chnnces.

Father-Now, Jimmie. I'm going 10
give you hard thrashn'. Dye wanter
know what for?
Son-Nossir, / don't; cos II you tells
me what fur. then I'm goin' 10 say /
hain't dun T.. en- you'll lick me twicet
as hard fur lyin about II.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
No Feeling About II.

The butler came in while the family
were AT breakfast, and announed that
some OF the COWS had got out OF the shed
during the night and were found in the
morning frozen stin.
The little girls looked as IL they
wanted TO cry. but Willie seemed to feel
no emotion. and merely observed,
suppose they will give condensed milk
now"
The evening world., 1894-03-29
MALONE ELECTED REGENT.
One Democratic Assemb yma n
Votes with Republicans.

ALBANY. March 2s.-The joint ses-
sion OF Senate and Assembly has elected
Father Malone to succeed Bishop Nc
Nierney as Regent OF the University.
Assemblyman Melody, OF the Demo-
Gratis. voted with the Republicans.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
The "UniversaT' Must he Sold.

Justice GAynor. OF the Supreme Court. Brock
lyn. this morning directed that the receivers q
Lisbman Brothers Company, OF Drooklys. ssli
the Universal Building. on walhiAgtop strsst.
V z valued at ssoc.ooo. but II nortsassd tor
WV -.-4- - - - : =. ~.
The evening world., 1894-03-29
Peculiar
After the Grip

Hoods SarapErila seems 10 be especially
Rdariel TO just those conditions where an
inNigurating medicine l. inaisI eusable, aud
TO iusttAose tunes when heavy doctors bills
aye 10 lie ayoidc l. Tie Grip always leaves a
peculiar" weakness, which Hoods Ssrss.
parl.G. toy It's peculiar" virtues, speedily
overcome Much sickness and unhApuine, ~
follow neglect properly TO bmld up the
system af,c; the Grip. Hool's Slrsapartl lila
VIII always do tins. and thusltIs
The evening world., 1894-03-29
GEO. C. FLINT CO.,
DIED..

MURPHY. .-CATHARISE MURPHY, beloved vile
OF Maurice Murphy. aged 63. native OF Kan.
turk, County Cork.
Friends and relatives are requested to attend
funeral from her late residence, 242 First ave-
Friday, March 80, at O. clock also members
OF the County Cork Mems b. p. A. and mem-
bers OF the L. b. Carpenters and Joiners' Of A.