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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

1.-THE Evening Worlds" suggestion that
the coming North River Bridge should
have public promenades. instead of
being strictly confined TO railway pur-
poses, readily found the attention and
the favor of the bridge people. The
splendid walks are practically promised.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

The new searchlight at Sandy Hook
throws out rays which can be seen for
forty miles. 1t will light up the incom-
ing Majestic next week when far out at
sea. VIII the rays reveal where Croker
got II?
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Obituary Notes.
By Associated Press !


MONTREAL, June 27.-Prot George T. Fen.
wick, one Of the most u,tcd surgeons In
America. dIei last night at the age OF seventy
years,
ST. PAUL, June - Mrs. Ignatius ponnelIy
wife Of the author Of the famous ShaksspcIrian
cryptogram, died at The Ryan Hotel yestc7lsy.
She had bcen an invalid Tor year.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
Maennerchor Hail To-Morrow.

A splendid entertainment will be given at New
York Macnnerchor Hall, EOS TO 2OT East Fifty
sixth street. tomorrow night, Many vaudeville
artists have volunteered. There will be a re-
Ception after the performance Miss Eugene
RSubltsrheck and Messrs Jack Levy and Erncst
Bal have charge OF the entertainment Tickets
are only Is cents
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Police blackmailers are no respecters
of persons. The dollars Of the bootblack.
the millionaire merchant and the dis
orderly house proprietor find a common
level under the dispensations Of a shrewd
Central Power.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Popular interest In the New York and
New Jersey Bridge project Is increased
many fold by the practical assurance
that there Is to be a promenade on each
side Of the big span.
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Thinks Mrs. bradford !. Dead.

None OF the creditors OF MrA Bradford. the
Williamsburg confidence queen believes that she
has gone TO Greenwood Lake Dets stives eouid
not nhd her there. Mr. Bradford said this morn.
ting that he thought his wife had killed herself
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27
LETTERS.

tThs oo'smn 70 open to vayoody sho Aas .
complaint to make, erieusnse 10 pcrti'as trVor.
nation 10 c,re a s5irct Of oereui fntares to die
eu,s or pubic serls to acknowledge, and 'oao
cas- plH NE t1ea INTO tess ian 100 uorda Long
istt,ss cannot be pytnind
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TulIe string. to Summer Hats.

New Summer hats have broad strings
OF tulle. which are very becoming to
thin faces and throats These strings
are brought loosely together In front
or at the side. and fastened with flower
or a fancy pin.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

There never seems to have been a time
in police circles when the powers were
at loss for somebody to step up to
the Captains Office"
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Conxressmnn Fyan'. Successor.

(By Associated Press
DEsoTo. Mo. June 27,--The Democrats Of tn,
Thirteenth Congressional District yestcrday
nominated James n. Fox TO succeed Congress
man Robert W. FyAn.
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Four Little BrookIynitcs.

To the EdItnF'
Enclosed please ind 81 IS for the Sick Babies
Fund the proceeds of an entertainment held al
2lo Fourteenth street. by four little children
TITLE OLSEN, aged IL
JESSIE CROwTHER, aged IL
ANNA FElsE aged IL
SHERMAN OLSEN. aged T.
brooklyn
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Ribbon on Her Bicycle.

Miss Frances Willard rides the
bicycle. She calls 1t Gladys" because
1t mads her spirits gladstone while she
was learning to fide. Gladys wears a
white ribbon and belongs to the w. c.
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Four Held n Fair.

A fair was held in aid OF the Sick Babies Fund
by Castella Austin. Lillian Burt. Rita Empey
and Bessie Kinsella The receipts were 50. The
big four did we'll.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

1t had not occurred to other citizens OF
New York to class the Goff revelations
under the head of malaria" Croker Is
sometimes an original sort of u chap.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

1t begins 70 appear that Justice Diver
must contain himself until LeXow comes
again. in September
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A. BIS big Heart.

To the Editor:
Enclosed please hnd %. which kindly Add to The
Sick Babies Fund Yours very truly. A. u.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Harvard has lost the baseball trophy.
Her hopsb must now centre on the
crew at New London.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Does the failure Of the Fifth avenue
anti-truck ordinance in the Board of
Aldermen indicate n failure to see the
pantataf
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

patrol wagon service would furnish
& sort of rapid transit much needed by
the police and their prisoners.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

The armor frauds We're pretty well
clinched about the Carnegie concern by
the admissions of ex-Supt. Cline.
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short ana Sweet.

To the Editor:
Two doilsrs for the little pets l.. n. W.
passnis n J.
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Honey-Coiub Guimpe.

What Is known as the Beau Drummer
is In reality Mother Hubbard cut low
neck to show suimpe, and finished ut
the waist line with ribbon rosettes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Do5t lose sight of the rapid transit
issuf next Fail, even with the high
pressure of other issues.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Fifth avenues salvation is not yet.
must yet come?
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Chicago. rrendergast was Iltm unhanscd
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Three Lovely Children.

To the Editor:
1neiosed plesse md cheek for 81. contributed by
three lsysly children Mamie. Robbie and Wil,c
u. Sent by Ches-ie. q blizzard bird. CifESslE.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

headers o. THE EFENING WORLD adrinJ
az city for the hot months should send in their id
dnacs and hare TIE EVENING v 0RLD Aaitti
n nem regularity
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CromyclILnce Collar.

A feature of the Cromwell collar 10
elegant simplicity. Handsome lace II
needed. with a bold pattern. The lines
are regular and 1t takes rather full
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A mite" That VIII DO Much Good.
To the Editor; ti.s,
ssSiss Fund. that most w<"sS - able ias,i-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-06-27

Honey-comb guimpe may be bought. and
the Beau Drummer Is not difficult to
make. II is n model that little girls like
because It IL comfortable and becoming.
The oasis., 1894-08-23

of Arizola and T. c. Baker, of San Pc dro, assembly; A. T. Cotton, Florence, sheriff; D. c. Stevens, Florence, pro- bate judge; k. 0. Stratton, Florence, treasurer; J. NJ. Ochoa, Florence, re- corder; Fletch M. Doan of AIizola, district attorney.
 The Thomas Hughes Hardware Com pany of Tucson, is building couple of eight-inch San Jose pumps for Mir. McQueand, of Casa Grande. They will be used for irrigation purposes, and will be operated by horse power. If successful, as MT. McQueand believes they will be, they will mark new era in irrigation. The pumps are the largest ever built here.
 In order to vote in Arizona, aliens must have become full-hedged citizens. That is, they must have taken out their naturalization papers. There are good many voters in Arizona who think it only requires their first pa- pers to vote, and they may lose their vote this fall if they do not comply with the law.
 F. G. Hermosillo, banker in Nogales last week bought from some Indians $500 worth of almost pure silver. The Indians said that they found the sil- yer at the Planchas mine and that whenever they need money they go there and collect the metal. The last purchase made by MT. Hermosillo was 300 ounces.
 The Photographic stone quarrles near the head of Sycamore creek, forty miles from Prescott, have now been developed sufficiently to reveal im- mense deposits of that valuable stone. Col. c. P. Sykes has control of the quarries and has expended about 5000 on them during the last year and a half
 Track laying has been resumed again on the Phoenix end of the Prescott railroad. Ties, bolts, etc., are arriv- ing promptly, seven car loads having been brought in Tuesday morning. Sixty car loads of steel have passed Las Vegas, N. M, and fifteen of them arrived in Prescott Thursday.
 
 Issac Lowthian, who has resided on Arizona since 1870, finally settling in Verde valley, of late years has experi- mented in raising almonds, figs, quinces, English walnuts, etc, and has demonstrated that they can be and profitably raised in that section.
 The well auger at Gila Bend is Humping away in strata of yellow clay. The we'll is now ll3O feet deep and it is expected that when they get this clay that they will strike water, but when they will get through l the clay, no one seems inclined to pre- lict
 In the Salt River valley o. H. Chris | y is planting Egyptian corn in the nope of getting crop this fall. By | in July two crops are easily | 'aised before winter. The stalk when me harvest Of corn is cut of goes right ,n and bears another.
 At Phoenix Saturday night burglar vas shot dead while eifecting an en- rance into the store of R. Wilson & )o. The dead man was recognized as 'ose Apodaca, aud he was killed by he watchman of the premises, Charles \. Crow.
The oasis., 1894-08-23
It AIay Do as Much for You.

MT. Fred Miller, of Irving, H., writes that he had Severe Kidney trouble for many years, with severe pains to his back and also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures but without any good result. About a year ago he began use Of Electric Bitters and found relief at once. Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant relief. One trial will prove our statement. Price only soc. for large bottle. At II. Walkers Drug Store.
The oasis., 1894-08-23
ADbIfioSAL ARIZONA NEWS.

about twenty Indians of the Zuni
 tribe; went to ranch belonging to
 Mrs. Thomas Perez, about fifteen
 miles below town, known as the Lopez
 ranch, and began tearing the build-
 ings down. They had partially un-
 roofed one of the buildings, when a
 young man in Mrs. Perez's employ,
 mounted a horse and started for St.
 Johns to give the alarm. The Indians,
 suspecting his object, also took to
 horse and left in the direction of their
 reservation. The Zuni's claim that all
 the lands lying between their reserv-
 ation and the Little Colorado river
 belong to them. In earlier times
 about where St. Johns now stands was
 regarded as neutral ground between
 the Zuni's and the Apaches, and was the spot where they met to do their trading and trafficking.
 At Flagstaff one day last week a Mexican, while resting under a pine tree just east of the brewery, saw a silver coin sticking through the ground. In digging it out he unearth- ed another one and then another until he had in his possession 80 Mexican dollars. He told of his good luck to other Mexicans and force of them went to work in search of more of the coin. Although they dug hole large enough to put box car in, not anoth- CT dollar was found. Who cached the money has not as yet been found out. The silver bore evidence of having been buried for number of years.
 On Saturday last when the train was going from Bowie to Solomonville on the c. V, G. & N. railroad, Engineer Mcdonald discovered that something had been placed on the track, near the big hollow. A stop and investigation showed the obstruction to be several large heads of piling laid on the rails. The enigineer after clearing the track and relieving his mind in emphatic and unorthodox language, proceeded with the train. It is not even surmis- ed as to who put these Instructions on the track.
 Prescott seems to have a Juvenile Mischief Society. The Courier of that city tells how few nights ago in southwest Prescott, some boys gained | access to bedroom into which they lifted small burro, tied his four feet. put him in the bed, covered him with the bed clothes so that the donkeys | head rested yisibly on the pillow and left. The scene which ensued when the regular lodgers put in an appear ance can be better imagined than de- scribed.
 At Phoenix little Annie Luke, aged seven years, was dressed up in her best lace and tulle trimmings Friday after noon. Seeing some fish in the city ditch flowing past her house, on Mon roe street, she jumped in and caught one. Then.she ran to her auntie in the house, dancing with joy over her capture ana the dear auntie could not scold though the costly laces and embroidery were completely ruin- ed by mud and water.
 At Phoenix MT. Woelker has just finished drying a carload of peaches. which he will ship next week. The is careful and effective one two-thirds of the peaches are shade cured. The shrink age is only four pounds into one. while ordinary methods require six l Tor one. Mr. Woelker pays from sl0 , 70 SIP per ton for green peaches deliy- i cred at his yard. The Tqp1lhliq4p oC,trtr,
The morning call., 1894-10-21
ClOakS and Suits.

We will surprise you at the values that
we sell in taii0T-made suits It S5 and 81 90
About 100 suis that we are anxious to
close out because we do not want to keep
them any more. This does not pay for the
price of making. Our stock suits, ranging
in prlce from $15 to $45, are marvels of
perfection of fl. The styles are the latest,
and the cloths are better than you could
purchase at the counter and have them
made up for.
In Jackets we have just received line
of ugnt- fitting, elegantly shaped jackets
that we are selling at 81 so, but our strong
hold lies in jackets from So to $50, They
are unsurpassed. We give more value for
the money than any other house on the
coast.
We have large assortment of fur capes
in various kinds of fur. Tne department
is growing. and that fact shows that the
public realize that they can get more for
their money in fit and cloth from us than
they can elsewhere. Come and see for
yourself. We are the most reasonable
house to do business with in town. If you
are not suited with what you buy, bring it
back and get your money.
Our fall catalogue has just been issued.
We only ordered 35, printed. They are
intended for our country customers. if
you would like 10 have US mail you one,
postage prepaid, it will be done on appli-
cation.
We extend cordial invitation to every
lady in the city 10 visit our store and see
the character of goods that we carry. We
are not generally understood. Some peo-
pie have an idea that we do not carry fine
goods. This is mistake. We carry the
very best that the market affords. We
caier only to the best class of customers,
and every department in the house is
stocked with goods purchased by such
patrons. Come in and see US and get ac-
Quainted. 1t will lead to our mutual profit.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY,
Market and Tavlor SITS.

started a north drift from uprase l 80 feet
above this level and advanced it II feet.
passing through quartz aud pOrphyry. 500
level-West crosscut started from main
north drift has been extended II feet, total
length 592 feet: face in hard porphyry.
HALE 81 NoRCRosS -975 level Ad-
vanced No. 1 west crosscut Is feet, total
length As feet; face in porphyry. 10
level-Have been putting in sill floor sets
in the end of the north drift; will be
ready 10 start the upraise at this point in a
few days.
ANDEs-420 level-The west crosscut
from the north drift from the top of the
upraise up so 1eet has been advanced Is
feet, total length 90 feet; formation quartz
and porphvry
GOULD & CURRY-200 level-The south
drift started from west crosscut 5 1115
feet from northwest drift has been ex-
tended Is feet. passing through porphyry
and strngers of quartz, total length 300
faa
The morning call., 1894-10-21
DRAMATIC DREAMS.
Lightning-Like Play of the imagin-
alton During Sleep.

A curious example of the dramatic and N.Y.
thopoeic quality in dreams, and of the power of
COMPRISING tine, was once related to me by
lady. She. in her dream, was sitting in her
room looking out on beautiful, clear, autumn
twilight. She heard a knock, heralding visi-
tors, aud, going downstairs. found two strang-
ers in her paror. One she recognized-a relative
who had died in her childhood. He was a little
old gentleman in brown dress of the early
part of the century. With him was a hand
some lady in Spanish mantilla. They had on
the table before them, small, ancient, iron.
bound chest. AT this moment (still In a dreamy
servant entered with tea, or some refresh.
ment. and. 10 The visitors vanished. The SER
want went out, and there were the visitors
again. They had opened the Golfer and dis
played two sets of yellow, old documents One
was list OF securities, one list of names The
lady in the mantilla explained while ihe
gentleman nodded assent, that he and
she had been betrothed, aud that She had died
before their marriage. The old gentleman had
caught and detained on the outbreak of the
war. and this had LED TO some accident in his
affairs by which the Golfer and its contents had
been neglected and the securities were stll
They are" SAID the lady of the maptila,
now IN the Keeping OF Messrs -" A
Knock at the door. Euter the maid with tea IN
flesh and blood; disappearance OF the dream
Inc solicitors name was never communicated.
NOW, me dream-mind clearly started from
,ne MAID, nrst tap at the door. This was the
hhoch announcing the arrival of the visitors In
The dream. All the rest OF the scenes were a
mytD invented by the drea M mind to account
lor the hrst half-heard tap. The dream-mind
created the person of the old, forgotten rela-
tive, and invented without any assistance
from conscious memory, the lady of the man.
,iila' and her love story and her death. The
Don, the securities, all the dresses. The prop
e,lies, were improvised by the dream mind and
placed on the stage OF vision.
All tnls was done. all this drama performed,
merely as myth, accounting for the lTst tap,
anu everything was invenied, staged and acted
ln the moment between the first tap at the
door and The secOnd.-Andrew Lang i'll the IL
lustrated London News.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
Blankets.

We have some 30 pairs of California
Blankets, all qualities, which we have
used as sample blankets. In showing
them they have become somewhat roughed.
We mark them down 10 one-half their real
value, and as an additional incentive to
trade will give discount of 10 per cent off
of them. You will never buy such values
in blankets again.
We start our line of Blankets at 81 in
white, and it is the best blanket for the
money your dollar ever purchased. From
that we run up.
We have complete stock of Comforts,
Pillows, Bedspreads. Lace Curtains, Win
dow Shades. Tapestry and Drapery Goods
that we sell at lesser price than any SIM
liar concern in the city.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
Toys.

Our Toy Department is now open and in
full blast. You can select anything that
you want downstairs. have it laid aside
for you, and we will deliver IL for you any
time on or before Christmas that you may
des re. Early purchasers get the ad-
vantage of full stocks, ample time for
trading and avoid holiday rush and crush.
No charge made for storage.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
A Hot Ride.

Probably one of the most thrilling rides ever
heard OF occurred on the Lebanon Valley
branch of the Reading road to-day. A young
man crawled into the ashpit OF a Wooden en-
gine at Harrisburg this morning. The pit Is
divided into two sections, and both are directly
beneath the .fregrates.
He entered through under the door OF the
tire-box ana took seat in be second cem
partment. unobserved by the engineer or
fireman. Shortly after taking this position The
engine was attached to the fast lne and
started for this city. When the train. stopped
at Robesonia twelve miles west of Reading,
the fireman was startled by seeing a
tall young man, all covered with ashes,
stick his head out of the open
ing below the fire-box door. and ask,
FLOW far is it to Reading p" "How did YOU
get IN there and where9" asked the fireman.
"At Harrisburg" "And you We're not burned ?''
"Weli. it kept me hustIing 10 dodge the hot
Goals as they dropped down on me. 1t was a
great ride, partner" he said, and hurriedly left
as the train pulled away from the station The
engineer says the only thing that saved the man
from being burned up was that the fire had
been puddled with large coal before leaving
arrlsburg.-Ph1ladeiphl Public Ledger.
MummieS are sometimes developed in
The morning call., 1894-10-21
THE HAMBURGER COMPANY.
Taylor and Market SITS.

results of his ripe experience and the maturity
of his thought. Ii elected Superintendent of
Schools 1t will be my earnest endeavor to carry
forward the work he has so ably begun.
The meeting closed with cheers for the
ticket amidst the greatest enthusiasm.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

Damask Dinner Cloths, border all
around, from 81 rising SOC as high a. you
wish to pay for them. We have an I'M
mense stock of Linen Goods of all kinds :;
weeks Receiving additions daily. We
have the best and most complete line of
towels to be found; at 25c we can give
you twelve styles 10 select from.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
Linens.

White Lunch Sets from 50 so at an in
terval of soc as high as you wantto GO
in the very latest patterns. n plain white,
and also IN white with fancy colOred boz
ders at the same price.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
75c and Sl.OO.

In black and coIored fancy enects.
Fancy Snrahs. Armures, Peking Stripes
and Novelty 'Weaves. Gros Grains ana
Falles. We guarantee you that they are ar
beyond any purchasable values obtain ape
IN this city. They are all new goous Ila'
we're racentlv bought in the face Of de-
pressed silk market. which meant an ap-
solute loss to the producer. If you LOOK at
our silk you will believe what we tell you.
If you see the crowds purchasing at our
counter it will inspire you with addl'ional
confidence.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
Black Dress Goods.

= 112C.
We offer YOU 20 pieces of double fold,
all-wool, extra fine quality of Black Serge
1t is a bargain.
SOC.
10 places of all-wool black Diagonal
Dress Goods, an extra heavy quality and
the best value in black Dress Goods that
was ever sold for the money.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
SOC.
ST.. 90 to $500.

A comrlete line OF the celebrated Priest
ly black Novelty Dress Goods. The name
is d guarantee for worth. The price is
guarantee for value.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

White Hemstitched Lunch Sets, Sc,
81 90, $40 and upward.
The morning call., 1894-10-21

OCTOBER % to 81. opening week, Plant De.
partmeni, Sunset Seed and Plant Co., 427 San
some st. and 507 Clay ST. Please look in.
The morning call., 1894-10-21
At soc and 75c

We can give YOU about so different pat
terms Of imported French flannels for tea
| gowns, wrappers, etc.
There is a saving in purchasing them
| from US at from 10c to 25c yard.