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The evening world., 1894-04-10
STABBED THE WRONG MAN.
Batronbock Drove a Stiletto Blade
Into Sullivan's Side.
Didn't Realize His -YHStAEe q ntIlTiB
Victim Turned.

James Ratronbock Of 1874 Eagle street,
was held in the Even street court. Will
iamsburg to-day on "A charge OF assault
in the second degree
bartholomew sullivan. a well known
Grcenpoint business man, was standing
at Manhattan avenue and Eagle street
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Suddenly nc felt a sharp pain in his
right side. Turning he saw an Italian
standing by with a bloody stilrtto in his
hand. The fellow had stabbed Sullivan,
but when he saw his victims face h"
gave cry OF astunishm"nt and ran
away.
sullivan fell to the pavement BY
ISLANDERS pursued the Italian. who led
them a lively chase for several blocks.
When he WnS OVertIk"n h" fought deS-
peratcly. but three men knocked him
down and sat ON him until Policeman
LutZ arrived and took him into custody.
In court this morning Ratrunhuck was
Sull"n. Sullivan told Justice Watson hc
never saw the man before and did not
know OF any enemies who would he
liable to hire an assISsia for TN" pGr-
pose of haN.ug him pat out of tn way.
liatrunhock admitted he had made n
mistake, but further than that declined
to talk lie WAS committed to jail, and
detectives ar nt work to-day looking
up his auteCedentS.
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VERDICT FOR MRS. MESN|ER,
Jury Decides in Favor of the Sa-
loon-Keeper's Wife.
She Wants Separation and He AL
leges Improper Conduct.

The trial OF the CHARGES made nv
Emile Mesricr, tho wealthy saloon
Keeper and Tammany politician. against
his wife, Lizzie, took place before Jus
tice lngraham, in the Supreme Court
to-day, and resulted In verdict for
MIS- M"Snier. She will now apply to the
special Term OF the Supreme Court fer
alimony.
Inc trial was the outcome Of n suit
Tor separation brought by Mrs. Mesnier
against her husband on the grounds of
cruelty. Their matrimonial troubles date
pack to lsSS when Mrs. Mcsnier brought
similar action, bat withdrew it at the
solicitation of her husband. When the
latest action for separation was brought,
McsnIer made a counter-charse against
his wife. accusing her of Improper con-
duct with a bartender In hi. employ
named John pctrrson
This charge was denied by Mrs. Mc,-
oi>r. and before tho trial of the action
she had pending, she demanded n irrv
trial upon the churFrs made in Mes.
nltf answer To her complaint. Abe
llummrl appeared tor Mrs Mrsnier and
William II Nails Cor Mrsuier. 4 large
number " politicians wcr" present ut
the trial.
Joseph Schulcr, 4 bartender in Mes
nier's employ, was the first witness. on
direct examination he testified iaht Mrs
Mranicr had made love- to him, but
that hr had ignored her advances
Am"No NntuoH. the next witness
SAID he lived next door to Mcsnier's
house From his room ne could see into
Mrs. NJ 'sr.'r's room In September,
IMSl. nSo,., ne % stW ,WAnEr man in Mrs Mes
WIS there ON at least half dozen lif-
rent occasions. Tn" light had been
turned out
Mary Jacques wns the next witness.
Sn" said that Mrs. Mcsnirr had told her
that she liked lohu Peterson very much
g." croSS-tAaminau.n shr said that Mrs.
Mcsui"r had told her there had ney r
n'rn anything wrong between her and
Mary Thornton, who was a servant for
n" Mrsnt,r, family in lN'i, testified that
M"snier had IN December # that wear
thrown his wife out of the house and
threatened In shoot her. ON cross-eXam-
nnnuon u was brought out that Mrs.
M"snier had taken a cup ur chocolate to
the room occupied by Peterson who was
u, on the night in question. and that
Mcsnter came home and found his wife
Mrs. Mesnie' took the stand in her own
made her husband and the testimony
m had wmSssffs Saf MIN 'S4 Ser hns hfss!
hlni over couple OF love-,etters alleged
70 have been Written by another woman
but not read in open court She denied
the authorship OF note alleged 10 have
was offered to her for Identification She
also denied receiving any presents from
Peterson, excepting a white fan.
Kate Joyce IA former servant In Mes.
nier's employ. testified that she had
never seen any improper conduct on the
part OF Peterson and Mrs. Mesner
Peter Baden. barkeeper for Mesner
gave similar testimony.
Mrs Rebecca White. an elderly wom-
an. testified TO Mrs. Mesniers good
character, John Finley, a policeman
December 1891. he had been called into
Mesniers house 10 eject a servant. That
was on the night OF the fight. This
case then went to the jury.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
MAY IGNORE JUDGE BEACH.
Collector Kilbreth Unwilling to
Recognize State Authority.
Question Raised by an Injunction
Restraining Customs Officials.

Judge Miles Beach, now sitting in the
Supreme Court has raised "A row in the
Custom-Hou by issuing an injunction
restraining Collector Kilhreth from
recognizing n power of attorney executed
to n Custom-House broker.
The injunction was served on Collector
Kilbreth last night The Collector and
his legal advisers in the customs service
say that the proceeding is without pre-
cedent. and they do not propose to let Il
State Judge interfere with United States
business without protest.
The Collector has not decided whether
he will defy the injunction or take legal
steps to have 1t removed.
The case Is one where Catharinc =.
Thompson. an importer Of this city. gave
a power OF attorney 10 Charles J. Hit n
Custom House broker, to enter merohan.
disc imported by her during tho three
years prior to January las
Mrs. Thompson faiili IN business. ard
the Sheriff sold out her property. in"lul-
Ing seventy cases Of merchandise in IT,
United States bonded warehouse ON
which the duties mad not been paid
These seventy cases were purchased at
the Sherifts sal. by -. W irie,l Last
month "A receiver was appointed for
some OF Mrs. Thomrs1n's proDerty, anI
he made a demand OF III" Collector for
the seventy cases Of mercharulse IN
bonded warehouse which had been soil.
to Bedell.
Yesterday the Collector at II he. ring
decided that B-lelrs claim 10 tho mr.
chandise was good. and that hn sh.Ill
have the same On raym"ut Of thu duties.
The receiver thercup0n appicl tu Ill.
Beach for an Injunction restraining the
Collector from delivering tn. goods
Lawyer Charles a. Hess, Who repre-
sented Bedell. tpll Collector Elhrath iulr
his client demanded tho gorie ami ytu. n
ready to pay the duty The .iI.or from
Judge Beach wAo served the Wiun.I.n
warned th" Collector mot 20 .UsUpry
ment followed.
The Collector finally lcC' t'r vh.'.
crowd arGulng the cas-" and 'D'i". :. s..
private Ot'ic" sa|iu" ''.t ..
foiow n" la"' as iii 'rsN &C.. .s. a5...
ancs o., Govcrnr '.'ln'' N..,y .".
is waiting nov 10 ',. II n.., l..I.- fH.'
he UN! dfgc@-"i dul'. ,.n... r lu'
tiO:.
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SUSPECT FOUL PLAY.
Was It a Blow or a Fall That
Caused Smiths Death ?
Police Searching for Cabman TO
Solve the Mystery.



k'hnniJ f. SMITH the ma h'nls' rom
los 'ilil'n rI"'"' ''"",'Nh wa" was ''r'n
10 IN" II'H''.'''hh 'l'Sil'I al m"hiEh'
SUNDAY s'i'IIii rom injuries 'h'h S'u"
to nav" boon l'.''N'l "t ihI rom Il
cab. died l.rin at $50 this morning.
Frank " Eayy.lcu. nr ys, Tenth avenue.
VINO "'7 WA ''"''N AT '"' ''"'' '''
arivel uis Injuries. and who vas arrested
nrI locked up for in.pyication. WAS ar
,.,i'.,,., .' ',,. y,'rr,..I, p.,'co C,p,,
tins morning ami held to await the
Corpncr's Investigation
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II Is ""N "''''N'' w '"' ''''''' '''"'
tn" circumstances warrant the suspicion
that Smith WAS foully deal; with.
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~ '"' INN VI W. "'l''
Policeman Edward T.. l'o""s OF the East
SIxtv-seycuth street station, was stand
.. ,,,,,,.r ~ c,,.o,,,io,h s,ro,,
nus ", cue ,,
ana Third aNcnue ana saw can dash
around tho corner 1t had all windows
closed md m. curtains lr,wn
''vo' ''"' Wv ~" '''''
HAN BLOCK from IhIri avenue the
cab stopped. 1t was very dark. and the
noIic.n,,r. ro,,Ia uot SEQ what hannened
''''''
Ni he could see was the form OF
man bending towards the ground.
When the policeman rot to the middle
oil the blo'k y" ionhn Slnlh lying on the
ground. Bowden stood over him. evi-
Ten,l,, trvtng 80 arouse tim smith was
"''' '''N
UNCONSCIOUS ana ms companion seemed
to be intoxicated.
Policeman Iowes placed Rowdcn un-
der arrest. and then telophOned for an
ambulanc" from Presbyterian Hospital.
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9th Ave., Cor. 18Th ST,
NOT TO MARRY CURTlSS.
Miss Van Horn, Who Had Him Par
dOncd, Is in Buffalo.

The rcputcd matrimonial engagement
or pretty Miss Elsie Van Horn and Geo
w. turtiss Is declared OF. Miss Van
Horn is the nineteen ycar-old daughter
Of Mrs. Charles Guibert. of lO3 West
Ninety-third street Curtiss was yes
tcrday pardoned from Sing Sing Prison
through Miss Van Horns efforts.
Mrs. Guibcrt confirmed the story that
her daughter had been engaged to mar
rN another young man, ana the unfurtu-
nate nutori"tN attached to the pardon
Ing of turtiSs was the means of break
ing that m"tcI Of.
Mrs. Guihert snil she had visited Sing
Sing Prison at the invitation of Warden
Brown, and while there her husband
recognized prisoner named Martinez
H"arns as nh old playtolluw. They pro-
cured his pardon, and throuEh Hcarns
they beCam" interested In Curtiss, ami
called on DE Lancey EiColl in his behalf
She emphatically denied that Curtiss
went to her house Yesterday ON being
released or tina, th,r" was any engage
her daughter. The latter Is at present
visiting relatives at BuMalo and did
not "Vcn knew Curtiss was to be re-
leased.
Tn, Rov. pr. S. II. Virgin. of l6 East
one hundred and Twputy-iifth street,
stated that h" hal NJ. been engaged to
perform the wedding ceremony, and
knew - no engagement between the
pair. lie had been the pastor and CON
fiantc Of Curt'sa and could speak on
. authority,
The evening world., 1894-04-10
DIVORCED BY RABBlS.
Uly Associated Prrss)
Brown Escape" Punishment for
BiEnmy by a: It"liGious Ceremony.

CHICAGO, April 10 Joseph Brown,
under indictment for bipumy has just
escaped tho law because his two wives
both agreed To grant him church di.
vorce which p"rCiui.d either woman
from appr trlnC against him in court.
Brown, his Two wives and TWO rahhiS
thr infI AMI ~ It's ronriWsior ,hn rah,is lie
pronounced the divorce. Brown was
then taken before Judge Baker, who dis
missed the Crimiua. charge.
The Ju k" was decidedly aversc to his
part of the programme. but he could
do nothing else. an the women declared
they would not tistify ngnInsL.Brown
The evening world., 1894-04-10
SAW A CHILD IN PERIL.
BrOOi>lyn Man Notifies Police, and
Drunken Mother In Arrested.

Mr.. Wander Heyden, Of 100 Fulton
street, brooklyn. saw a young child
hanging by its clothing from a second
story window at lG7l Bergen street, last
night, and when he notified woman in
the house Of the pcrilous situation of the
child she told him to attend to his own
business.
He notified the Atlantic avenue police
and Policeman Mcdonald went to the
house. lie found "A mixed ale party in
progress there and arrested the mother
Of tie child, Mrs Kate Doughertv, of 80
South Eleventh street, for intoxication.
THIS morning she was arragned in the
Gates Avenue Police Court and sent to
iail
The evening world., 1894-04-10
MRS. KAY WEPT BITTERLY.
And Judge Gtldersleeve Granted
Her the Divorce She Sought.

Judge Gidersleeve, OF the Superior
Court. to-day granted Ida Kay a decree
Of absolute divorce from her husband,
Gustav +. Kay.
The couple were married in Septem-
Der, 1857, and have no children.
improper conduct with servant girl
and another witness told of his having
visited n dlsorderly resort with Kay.
During the testimony of witnesses re-
garding Kay's misbehavior. Mrs. Kay
who is a pretty woman of about thirty
wept bitterly.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

The CiaTourr.u ..n .' '. '. ,r
Lynohhu'G - .r.r rr'. .. r.r
iasl night Tho .".. Wf D.. ...r.. 80. ... ...
sion OOO, Thr ..,H' '-,' .. ''. .r ..' .
wc.S.
FN-Conrrrssw"I 5'... r. '...
and tho 0rnrr u. H.r .0. r...
tory. hn> ma ~ a.- rur,r. OBJ. aal. River.
FlHs Via. h@ai, Wl NAb".ur, arr p.oH'
$50 700
A large piece OF slate fcll from ru"l,c. NJ ,ne
top ut the Ryan nu4rry shaft al Hu'h'rrou w.
yesterday. gnd strI'a H. = RYAN. no pvurr of
the quarry. on the head. lie "a not ,ypcctrI 10
recoyT
Herbert L. Pardln ,hct the wif- md daughter
Of r. q. Howard near LHiC CharlC.. J. last
eatsrday might, because IN" latter would not ron
sent to his marrying the E,rl Tho woman W.
killed and the girl fatally wounded The trur-
derer was shot by Sheriff and deputies and
may die
AZ the Peace River Phosphate Compans's mine,
At Bowling Green, Fla, yesterday a man named
Peacock was instantly Killed by cave-in.
Mr., Cogswell was seriously injured
Dr. p. Harold Hayes known all over the
United States and Europe as an asthma specialist
died at his home In Buffalo yesterday, aged
seventy years
The body OF William L. Taylor, twenty mine
years old. was found yesterday In a pond near
Worcester Mass. He had recently been Ilted
BY a grl who lives In Ionsdas, r. L. and that
fAst II ls thought. unsettled his mind.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

II rumored around the District-At ttorney's 4
office this afternoon that the Grand Jury has
completed n" hearing In the case Of William
u. ilillreth, AMI have ordered Indictments TO be
drawn against him. Hldrcth was the Junior mem
her uf tn" firm ut Abe Stein & 60. of ~ Gold
street and Is charged with the hypothecation Of
goasklns, valued at 81 600 on which n lien to
secure loan had already been made The
complainant. ar" the british Bank Of South Ameri-
ca and the German Bank of South America
The evening world., 1894-04-10
GOSSIP OF The TURF.
Western Brooklyn Handicap En-
tries May Race in Nashville,
st. Louis Jockey Club Wants Judge
Burke to Preside.
Henry of Navarro on His Way TO
Shcep.hcad Bay.

An interesting hit Of news flashed over
the wire from Nashville, rem" u'S
morninr. II was to the effect that the
Cumberland Park club Offers To "dd
5000 TO a race of Sl.oul corner between
the Western horses entered I'm the liro"h
lyn Handicap. The distance Is 10 '.
either a mile and a furlunE or hlle hh4
n quarter, the horses To- carry th'
weights assigned them In the I'T'pNEh.
A proyiso Is made that 'hilord' l"
Tambien and Carlsbad be among the
starters. The offer remains open uhu'
April is. and the race will be run during
any week the owner may select Sn'h
a race might bring together No Tainh''A
Clifford, Maud Marian, Carlsbad ana Ok
ford.
The reorganized ST. Louis Jockey 'luh
wants Judge Burke to act Rs pfeS'"lhS
ofDciaI during IT'S meetings TINS season
1t is not likely that they Will nave tla. t..
pleasure for 1T Is almoSt suI 'Grt"s,. he sacnT"d @
Judge Burke s services VIII pe Se'"''"
by the new Jockey Club.
Henry OF Navarro. She good three
year-old owned by Byron MGCi"llahIr Is
on his way to Sheepsheau tdy, ~. mr
bringing him on this early byron SHOWS
that he has an eye on the big Sp''ng
events The cot will be aCClimated by
the time the Brooklyn If run, Guy II Is
doubtful II he starts In that event
Wildwood who was allotted 10 pounds
in the brooklyn, was declared out yes
terday.
Rumors are being circulated that Cliff
ford is very doubtful starter III 'he
Brooklyn Handicap.
T. O. Bonner has resigned from the
BOARD of Stewards of the new Jockey
Club, pleading that business engage
ments will not admit of his taking any
executive position.
Those who profess to know Of the
inside workings of the new Jockey Clqn
declare that one two, three betting VIII
not be permitted on the tracks tins sea
son. The Jockey club should go sttp
further and abolish all huokmaking, sub
stituting therefor the mu'uel pools. rms
would be a big step in the direction of
pure racing.
Jamboree the winner Of III" Tennessee
Derby, was bred by d. -Swigert and sold
as a yearling for $3.50. He ran unbacked
yesterday.
Work has been begun on Orlando
Jones's new track on Alexandria Isl
and near Jackson city; Racing is ex-
pected to begin on May !.
Sir Walter, THE Evening Worlds
choice to win tho brooklyn Handicap. Is
doing everything that ls asked of him
at Jerome Park He is in better shape
than ever before, and his owner makes
no secret OF his belief that he has Il real
good thing in the colt.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
KILLED HER CHILD.
Mrs. Iiumnrl, While Intoxicated,
Rolled on the Infant.

NEWARK, n. j., April 1O,--Mrs. Kate
Rummcl, OF 100 Seventh avenue. while
intoxicated eaily this morning rolled
upon her baby, The child was eight
months old
1t was suffoCated before the woman
recovered sufficiently to know that the
Child's life WIS In peril. Mrs Rummel
is held, pending an Investigation by the
County Physician.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
Gave Rational Replies To-Day.

Mary Jane Gray, who adjudged insane sew
era days ago, was taken before Judge Osborne in
the city Court. RrOc'; yn. to-day for re-exam-
inatiun into her mental condition. Judge Osborne
questioned Mrs. Gray to-day, and she gave satis-
factory replies to all his Inquiries. Decision was
rns.. rN.l
The evening world., 1894-04-10

The steamer Nueccs. Capt. Risk. which ar
rived this morning from Galveston and Key West
bringa aa passengers from the latter port, the
mate, second mate and boHtswain Of the Dan
ish lark MIrrclo. before reported picked up
abandoned and towel into Key West.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
John HanniEnn Dying.

NEWARK, y. J.. April lO.--John Hannigan
10 At St. hichael'S Hospital suffering from frac-
tured skull. lie fell on an Orange street car at
tho corner Of Plane and Orange streets at $40
o'clock this morning. and was taken 10 the hos
pital. He has given his name but is unconscious
now. and nothing is known regarding him. His
death 10 hourly expected.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

East Fifty-si1th street. on the representation
that her sister Mary OFT was sick, and had sent
for the money. The other complaints are OF
ceny was recently dismissed against Mrs. Schwab
by Judge MARITIME. She Immediately rear
rested in court at the request OF the District
Attorney. and held the new charges
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Dy Associated Press.)

TUy TTFsF'I
EASTON, Pa. April l0-John Snyder, seventy
years old cf Cloarhcd. was burned to crisp
while Sleeping on q lounge. lamp fell from the
window sill above him and set fire to his cloth
ing Snyder wife was badly burned in trying
to put uut the fir" that she viii die.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
CoIiided with mn Il" pillar.

Emile GeGs'cr, thir,y.hrc years old a jeweller
a, 2o7 East sixty.n!nth street went driving this
morning In light wagon. Turning into Third
avenue. the horse became frightened and ran
away AZ Seventeen street tho wagon struck a
piIlAr OF the Elevated road and Mr. Gcaslcr was
thrown ont. He sustained scalp wound and se.
were bodily injuries lie Was taken In an am
bulancu 10 the Presbyterian Hospital where his
wounds were dressed
The evening world., 1894-04-10
Dragged Around by the Hair.

Richard noerum, OF $50 Myrtle avenue, VISA held
In the Lee Avenue Court to-day charged with
assault by his wife, Frances. who says that on
Friday IiCerum grabbed her hy tho hair. dragged
her around the room and kicked her.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

1t was said Mt the Harlem Hospital this morn
Ing that the condition Of Mrs. Rosa Grant had
slightly improved. bat that there was little hope
Of her recovery Mrs. Grant shot In Mount
Vernon on March l2, and she refuses to tell woh
inflicted the wound.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
Eel Under the Mheel. of Trnin.

Thomas CavanauGh, thrty-two years of age. Of
l243 Ogden avenue. In attempting TO board mov-
ing train Ct the New York and Hudson River Rail-
road near High Bridge this morning. fell under the
wheels and had his right leg crushed and his right
arm badly lacerated lie was taken TO Fordham
Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
Sale Of Black
Spang'e Trimmings.

Purchased by our French representa-
tive, the entire stock Of one of the best
makers Of Black Spangle Trimmings. to
be sold by us at 20 cents on the dollar.
is, "a, 40, 80, AZ
The evening world., 1894-04-10

'HOshon, md, feH. 2S. 1904.
' / am glad 10 say tia, IN the rast year my at
teuluu has been attracted moro than ever to
tho ~" oi HpuI's SrrsapariliT, not only mys-lt.
but Ny iricnts, and aln g.cl TO SAY that 40 tnras
ELow, Noodle SarsEpar.Ila has .ully sustained
the zoo name gave tia wear ago. Iwould hay
that str'Mcut was voluntary AMI wa. author
is'l by ne. q YOU had kuo wn mo before took
Roots Sgr-nuarilla and nov, AuI would cNr-
tai.ly conclude uL ur't appearances that some
thing for the u"tter la happened 10 me, Now
IL the hrsr p!gc" thanE God
The evening world., 1894-04-10
And That Was tho Last of Laniean's Bill.

And That Was tho Last OF Lanigan's Bill.
As soon as single experiment conclusively
proved to him that as a house letter an "ad'
In the Real Estate columns OF The World was
worth Il harmful of sign bills. 1t settled the bill
and Likewise enabled him to promptly settle all
his bills for taxes, insurance, repairs, &c.
with the rent receipts OF his well tCnanted
houses. Landlords can settle any doubts they
have on this matter by making II like expert
ment 1t certainly dUcSn' cost much to try It,
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Rear In Mind
FLISr's FINE FURNITURE OF l4th at. Is being
sold out as they soon move 70 23d st -
The evening world., 1894-04-10

The reorganized st. Louis Jockey 'I"h
wants Judge Burke to act na pres'"lhE
official during ITS meetings this season
II is not likely that they will have that
pleasure, for It is almost certain tna,,
Judge Burke,'s services VIII pe Se'"''"
nv the new Jockey club.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Those who profess to know OF me
inside workings of the new Jockey club
declare that one, two, three betting viii
not be permitted on the tracks tins sea
son. The Jockey club should go step
further and abolish all hookmakinG sub
stitutlng therefor the mutucl pools. This
would be big step in the direction OF
y,ra clup
The evening world., 1894-04-10

wildwood. who was allotted 10 pounds
in the Brooklyn, was declared out yes
terday
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Rumors are being circulated that Clif-
ford Is a very doubtful starter III 'he
Brooklyn Handicap
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Work has been begun on Orlando
Joues's new track on Alexandria ISL
and near Jackson city. Racing is cx-
pected to begin on May I.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Jamboree the winner of the Tennessee
Derby, was bred by ID. Swigert and sold
as a yearling for $3.50 He ran unbacked
yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-04-10

nr "riuuy hclrei my heart trouble,
SOW lctte- Of rat trouble than for
.,"n' fr"s. Tho pains and tloa,ins hal IN
"., 4. rt re zone. and IGy ankles are now o,
The evening world., 1894-04-10

Sir Walter, THE Evening Worlds"
choice to win tho brooklyn hanitcnp. Is
doing everything that Is asked of him
at Jerome Park. He is in better shnp"
than ever before. and his owner makes
no secret OF his belief that he has Il real
good thing In the colt.
The evening world., 1894-04-10
i, Too, Had Tia" Grip.

.,,N HuorS SaTsaparil mvsclf and fl. few
,.. 'u.ud the arn"s amt pans wrr, less, my
.H .nro b",ug relieved. ant in slI weeks tho
..-.r. Ayh raI troubled me lu- years was
.... ,U"l. Thank Got for hIs blessing on
"a. o' -'"-aTarIl.a. feel that It l. one Of the
,n-C-t HcmcdIr. nm Earth
The evening world., 1894-04-10
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