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The evening world., 1894-07-07
STRIKE HURTS THE MARKET.
Little Sp;culating Done While
tho Trouble Is in Force.
Bears Made an Attack at the Start,
but Were Held in Check.

The week closed In financial circles
with anything but a confident tone. The
tariff aud all othe' questions at the mo-
meut are completely ovcrshadowed by
the stirring events In Chicago and other
Western railroad centres.
The damage to railway property and
the serious interruption to traffic which
is fast paralyznE general business are
naturally depressing the markets for
securities, although nothing has yet
TRANSFERRED TO warrant the conclusion
that there IS any selling to speak OF
othcr than for purely speculative ac-
count.
The ono thing which inspires hope is
the probability that the strike Will be
sharp. short and decisive. and that the
lawlessncss manifested by the men VIII
OF itself hasten the termination OF the
troubles
The bears were more aggressive this
morning. and marked down prices IA to
| 3-a per cent. right az the start. Then.
however, they found their work far more
showed an improving tendency,
The volume of business outside OF
few shares was very. small.
American Sugar fell 3-Y TO 81 81: Bal
tlmore Il ohio, to II; Chicago Gas. | 4
to II Is; burlington & Quincy, "a to
% 5-s; Northwest, to loi; Rock Island,
rs to Go ~ St Paul; S-4 to 81 LII DIS
Is -: Louisville & Nashville, 81 to
a '-S; Manhattan SIS to "a 5-s; Missouri r.
Central. "a TO 80 rs; Susauehanna &
Western, rs to II 5-s; Omaha, IS to Sc;
Tennessee Coal 3d. TO 2, lsi,,t Westerl
Erie, 10 to 1884 In the. speclalties
Pullman declined "a to i56 IA.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
BIG DOG TO THE RESCUE.
Nero Helped His Master Save DIR.
Peterson from Drowning.

ROCKAWAY BEACH. July 7.-Dr.
Peterson. OF Brooklyn. who Is stopping
at Phillips's Hotel for the Summer,
made a wager Of SO with a stranger
yesterday to swim to the hotel from the
iron pier. Both men started at $50
o'clock. but the stranger gave up when
half the distance had been covered. The
doctor kept on, but his strength gave
out when opposite Smith g. Vain
wright's place and he shouted for help.
Oscar Engel, the lfe-saver. with his
Newfoundland dog Nero. was out in a
catamaran. He tossed life-buoy to
the struggling man, but 1t went wide Of
the mark, whereupon he plunged into
the water. while Nero went after the
buoy.
Engel caught the doctor as he was
going down for the last time. but would
have been compelled to leave him to his
Nero arrived at the critical moment
with the life-buoy. Engel slipped 1t
around the doctor, and swan with him
to shore. The doctor was unconscious,
but revived under medical treatment.
He rewarded the life-saver, and has
ordered a handsome collar for Nero.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
OBJECTED TO THE REPORT.
Long Island Road Not Pleased with
r. Road Plan.

A motion was made before Justice
Cullen. In the Supreme Court. Brook
Ign, this morning to confirm the report
Of Commissioners appointed to fix n
method OF crossing the Long Island
Railroad Company's tracks at Atlantic
and Franklin avenues. by the Brighton
Beach abroad.
The report provides for an elevated
structure connecting with the Kings
County Elevated road at Fulton street. -.
William }. Kelly, for the Long Island
Railroad. objected to the confirmation,
the required strength of the proposed
structure. The belief Is general that the
objection was made to delay the pro-
posed extension. Justice Cullen took
the papers.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
BROOKLYN NEWS.
BOB suTHERLAND'sE ,ReAIN.
Diamond Stud He bought May Have
Been stolen Goods,

CoNEY ISLAND, N. Y, July -
charles Cohen. shoe merchant, Of ss5
hudson street. New York, and Michael
Moran, Of li3 Summit street. Brooklyn,
complained to the police that q diamond
stud valued at 1925 was stolen from
them on July 4, while they we're in
front OF the Sea Beach Palace.
!, Detective Plougher, who was nut on
the case, heard that Robert j. Suther-
land, who Keeps one Of the largest
saloons, on the Bowery here. had re-
Gently been telling his friends of hay-
ing secured q diamond stud at a bar
gam. The detective went to Sutherland
ana found that the stud answered the
description of the one stolen from
Coheh; sutherland said he had pur
chased the stud for $50 from a strar, q
man. lie at once surrendered Il to the
Cohen and Moran were sent for, and
TINS morning Moran visited Police Head.
quarters. The stud was placed with
some other diamonds on the Sereeant's
uesk. Moran was unable to identity
It. He asked to be allowed to send
Tor Cohen and Mrs. Moran, saying his
eyesight was not as good as theirs.
Z, sutherland Is q brother of Kenneth
+. sutherland. the ex-Justice, who Is
now In prison for election frauds. He
Is Chief OF the Fire Department.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
FUSlLLADE ON THE ROOF.
Desperate Fight of u Supposed In
Sane Man and the Police.

Justice Goetting. in the Lee Avenue
Court, Williamsburg, to-day held David
Balm. who formerly lived at ss3 Park
avenue. until the question Of his sanity
can be decided.
Balm. who is about forty years old, has
recently acted very strangely. and a
few days ago he disappeared from his
brothers home.
Yesterday afternoon he returned to the
house. walked out on the roof, and draw
Ing two. REVIEWERS. fired shot after shot
In the air.
Roundsman Gardner and Officer Dunn
sen heard the shots and started to In
vestigate. As they raised the scuttle
Balm fred and the bullet whizzed by
them.
Then the officers resorted to strategy.
While Gardner remained at the scuttle
Dumsen went up through the adjoining
house and grabbed Balm before he could
make any resistance.
In addition to his revolvers. i'ain had
two boxes Of cartridges, and during the
time he was on the roof he must have
fired over fifty shots, according to the
empty shells which lay scattered about
him.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
OVATION FOR COL. SEWARD.
At the Head of HIS Regiment Bound
for PeekskiIl.

The Ninth Regiment, N. G.. s. n. Y.
Col. Seward commanding, left the
armory on West Twenty sixth street, at
noon to-day for the State Camp at
Peekskill There were 625 men in line.
AS the regiment left the armory the
hfe and drum corps struck up the air,
" The Girl Left Behind Me-"
Col. Seward received a positive ovs-
ton. the occasion being his first APP
pearance since his trial by court martial.
The men were equipped in heavy
marching order, and wore for the first
time the new State uniform. which con-
sists of the Merriam pack, haversack
and canteen, white helmets and white
duck leggins.
The line Of march was through TWEEN
ty-sixth street to Fifth avenue, to
Forty-second street, thence to the
Grand Central Depot, where special
train left for Peekskill at 80 o'clock.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
THE cOAEY ISLAND OF OlO.
Fakirs and Svindlera swoop Down
on West Brighton To- Day.
Declare They Will Open a. Of Yore
To-Morrow.

COMFY ISLAND. July THE hotel
keepers and other legitimate business
men here are greatly stirred up over
the resurrection OF all the swindling
games, which will be running In full
blast tomorrow unless Police Sergt.
Clayton causes the fakirs to be arrested.
More than fifty fakirs who operate
swlndiing games with their queer para
phernaiia came down on the first train
this morning. and were soon at work
erecting their stands on Surf avenue.
the Bowery and along the beach. Visi-
tors to this resort tomorrow will see
a real old-ti,ne John Y. McKane Sunday
here. Such th!eving games as the spin
de-" hammer" plate" "money-box"
and bee hive" will be ready for busi-
ness the moment the first train-load ar
rives.
VIII you open shop to.morrow vas
greatly surprised, well I guess ! VII; !;
The season is about half over now, but
all want is two good Sundays and I'll
be satisfied to quit, and you can bet Ill
be a good winner, too"
tertere?" queried the. reporter: :.
That's ali fixed," he costly replied. you
don't think for moment that this guy
would open shop unless he got the tip
that everything was all right? You see.
a man who let's out stands to us at a
high rental went and saw the Captain
and asked him to close his eye: to the
bring some money to the business people
here:
1.-THE Fourth Of July there was big
onp sands e nad aeT Gs US S4e%sd
a good business. There were no squeals
and we got the tip to continue on until
we were ordered to close. Tomorrow we
c vail, 81 ahead. but will have to be extra
II the faklrs are allowed to work
their games the concert. hall keepers will
efS nsny These few s,sRs
gig" wine were carried in to-day ant
placed In the ice-boN for tomorrow
very poor imitation Of champagne
which costs the concert hall keepers l;
cents quart bottle and sells for Sc tc
any party or parties who are being en-
tertained b ythe soubrettes in the greer
During the. McKane Administered tor
hundreds of dollars worth OF this falls,
champagne was sold for the genuine IL
TIE COHceEt ndllS on tne 6OWery, ana J.
the purchaser attempted to make an!
kind of "klck' he generally got
sound thrashing from the bouncers ant
was then arrested for creating dis
d!sorderly conduct.
Fourth Of July the aged soubrettes, II
they abbreviated skirts. were permitted
to leave the stage and drink at table
probably be q repetition Of this to-mor
row, as the concert-hall keepers an
their performers are about desperate Of
account OF the poor business this sea
| son.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
BR00KLYN'S WATER SUPPLY.
A $75O,OOO Appropriation tor More
Pumping Stations Recommended.

City Works Commissioner White. Of
Brooklyn. was jubllant this morning
over the action OF the Aldermanic Water
and Drainage Committee last night IN
deciding to recommend the appropriation
OF $4,000 for an increase in the water
supply. The recommendation will be
made to the Board at the meeting Mon
day.
The money is to be used In construct
ing pumping stations between Hemp.
stead and MassepeQua. The addition of
new pumping stations to the water sys-
TEN will, II is estimated, increase the
supply In Brooklyn 2s.oOo.ooO gallons q
day.
The application for the appropriation
was made by Commissioner White be-
cause OF the recent alarming increase in
Z e daily consumption OF water In Block
The evening world., 1894-07-07
PAWNING STOLEN SILVER.
Williamsburg Lad
Charged with Larceny.

James Card. twelve-year-old Italian
boy, who lives at 2ls Bedford avenue.
was held In the Lee Avenue Court,
Williamsburg, to-day. on a charge Of
grand larceny
Yesterday afternoon Patrolman Reilly
saw the boy dodge into Freel's pawn
shop on Grand street, and. following
him In. found that ne was trying to
pawn a dozen solid silver tablespoons
aud forks. As the boy was very poorly
dressed, Reilly questioned him. and
finally placed him under arrest
1t was ascertained later that tue ell,
Manufa cturin6 Company, on Nineteenth
street. this cltv. which has missed a
number OF valuable articles during the
past few months.
The boys father, Antonio Card. says
that he bought the silverware from
Hebrew peddler on the instalment plan.
He promised to bring the peddler to
court this morning, but he had not ar
rived when Justice Goetting called the
The evening world., 1894-07-07
THE STOCK WAS "WATERED."
Jameson Accuses steil of Selling
Him sham Groceries.

Louis Steil. who says he Is q grocer.
and lives at 1859 Gates avenue. Brook
Ign, was brought to the bar OF the
Gates Avenue Police Court this morn
Ing. charged with watering" the stock
of grocery store at 9l2 Gates avenue,
which he sold to James d. Jameson.
Jameson Is q professional nurse. but
some time since he determined to go
into trade. He purchased the stock and
fixtures of Steil's store for $500 cash
ao gave chattel mortgage for $500.
When he came to examine the stock he
found that 40 bags labelled flour were
filled with sawdust, the vinegar barrel
contained water and the supposed sugar
was really salt, soda and horse feed.
Jameson was COMPOUNDED at such
duplicity. and made a charge Of larceny
against Stell. This morning Justice
Goetting heard the case. but decided
that there should be a civil suit begun
or the matter settled out Of court.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
WHERE IS MRS. HYLANO7
Her Horse and buggy Found, BOT
She's still nIissinR.

1t was said at 81 South Eighth street.
Williamsburg, to-day that Mrs. Alice
Hyland had undoubtedly gone away OK
her own free will
Mrs. Hylend disappeared from her
home on July 4. saying she was going
to drive to Prospect Park. Thursday
she made her. appearance at D; Shee-
Inns livery stable, 1l2 East One Hundrea
and Sixth street New York, and lefS
the rig there This morning II was re-
turned to the owner. E.. e. Wheeler. OF
Berry and South Eighth streets. Will
iamsburg.
Mr.. Hyland was not at home this
morning, but one of the other tenants
told an Evening World reporter that
he was convinced that his wife had LETT
him 80
Liveryman Schefiin says that Mra.
Hyland drove to his stable alone about
S O'clock Thursday morning. She was
perfectly sober and said she had been
driving In Central Park and become
bewildered.
She told the man in charge to groom
and feed the horse well. and said she
would send for the rig later in the
day.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
ALDERMAN M'GARRY BURIED.
Friends and Politicians Present at
the Services in st. AEnes's Church.

FRIENDS and Politicians Present At
the Services in st. Agnes's Church.
The funeral OF the late ex-Alderman
James McGarry, formerly leader Of the
Democracy Of the Tenth Ward, Brook
lyn, took place this morning from st.
Agness Roman Catholic Church, that
city. The edifice was crowded. The
services began at 10 o'clock with Rev.
Father j. S. Duffy and his assistants.
Fathers York and Bedford. officiating at
the high mass Of requiem. All the or
CARNATIONS, social and political, to which
the late Alderman belonged. sent floral
tributes The interment was in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
Among the politicians who attended
the funeral were Hugh Mclaughlin,
James Shevlln,. John Delmar. the entire
Board of Aldermen, Incorporation
Counsel Aimet F. jerks. ex-senator
7. Fl. McCarren, Senator NJ. J.
Coffey, ex-Sherlff John Courtney, ex-
Police Commissioner Piper, ex-senator
John McCarty. Commissioner OF Jurors
William A. Furey. ex-Fire Chief Nevins,
Register Kenna, County Clerk Cottier,
Warden Patrick Hayes. Charities Com
missioner Henry, ex-City Clerk Nj. ].
Cummings, Thomas Byrne. President Of
the Citizens Gas Company: Police JUS
tice Walsh and Police Justice Haggerty.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
BEHEADED BY A TRAIN.
John Patterson stood stoIidIy I'm
Front of the Engine.

John Connolly and Joseph keith. en-
gineer and conductor respectively, OF a
Long Island passenger train, were held
In the Even Street Court, williamsburg,
to-day on a charge OF homicide.
At 6s5 o'clock last evening John Pat
terson, hfty-six years old, of eS Eldert
street, was struck by the train at the
corner of Bogert. street and Montrose
avenue. His head was cut of and his
body shockingly man4led. The body
was removed TO the stagg street sta
ton. and after Coroner Dreamer had
Viewed IL II was taken to the Morgue.
The police report says that Patterson
was accidentally struck while crossing
the track, but people in the neishbor-
hood tell a different story. They elege
mat Patterson stood on the track gazing
M the approaching train and did not
move, although srvnral people yelled 10
nirn that ne was. In danger,
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Coming Events.

ricn.c. games and Indian sacampuent o: tas
Association Of T-iDes Of Rcd Men, OF sew York
C!ty. this Afternoon and evening ct Lion fE"'
Free concerts this Afternoon at Central. 81.
uary's and ClaremoEI Parks. by tho Seventh
p.rimer; Twelfth Regimen; and Henry Weber,
~ .li..ry Lsads. respectively.
Rev. A. ". II. Holder, pastor o; the Sixteenth
.iree, Hsptist Church. shc President Of the New
YnrE L5cii Cnion, y. r. 5. G. f.. will deliver An
s~anaolistie addresz at ths Yc4nE hen's lnst!-
;rte. .::< Bower. to-msTro" Afternoon sut!ee';
Paul In Ssula shoea
Ioint Summer festival OF the New York Hun
ssrian Social and Benevolent and New York Hun
harlan singing Societies, To- morrov At bohsm'An
Local Assembly ASA. r. OF L., brass work
.rs and metal polishsrs will hold It's annual pie
sia Az. 4 AZ Bronnsrs unien Park.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
RAN NUDE IN THE STREET.
"enA Escaped from His House
While Delirious.

>, charles Wenz. forty years old. Of 50
nehar'x street, Brooklyn. while suffer
aug from high fever. rushed through
~s streets of East New York this
,HofhinE entirely nude. Policeman She
. .n was notified that man dressed In
~ birthday suit had sole posses
I'm OF the street and went out with the
Patrol wagon.
n n,e round Wenz delirious and took him
Frae Liberty avenue station.
hi Oln there he was taken to his home.
we knew nothing OF his where
''endng to her ri heSseRe1d w dmties se
The evening world., 1894-07-07

AsBURY PARK y. J. july 7--Tho Wanna
massa Fsrk Company has G'ed articles OF In
corporation IL the County Clerks ono. at sres-
hold. The Interpretations are Alfred b. stcney, o:
Ksyport n. Ten Brock stout. Joseph {. W.
Stout and wesley stout, o. Asbur! ParS, Inc
in Wall, ocean N,Etcus, ENtootown and ShEs~s-
bury TOWNSHIPS
The evening world., 1894-07-07
SPOILED THE ELOPEMENT.
Rut Permits Was Stabbed By HIS
wife's Lover.

Fernando Cavatz. twenty-seven years
OF age, of 1863 Springfield avenue. New
ark, was arraigned before Justice Potts.
in Jersey City this morning on cnarso
OF ,atrocious assault and battery.
The complainant was Tony Peinitx, OF
l7s Twelfth street. Last night PeiniU
returned to his home and found Cayatz
and his wife all ready to elope. hghs
peinitz in the side with stiletto. Ca
yatz was held for the Grand Jury.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
National Editorial Convention.

AspuRy PARK. y. J. July The National
editorial Convention closed YESTERDAY. The mex;
meeting viii DO held in Florida The following
n-ers were elected: President. A. II, ponnel,
0. pausvlll-. y. u. First Vice-Presiient James
II Duke. scuoea Miss. Second Vice-Fresitent.
: A. Arnold GreencsstIe. Ind. Thlrd vice-Pres
ii.ut J r. BuN,on. wAshiugtCn; Recording Sec
Rotary A. r. Pierce Denver Col; Contemplating
secretary j. 81. Page. Jerseyvihe. Ill, aud Treas
u-er James G. Gibbs Nur"Glk. o.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
BROOKLYN BONDS FOR SALE.
Amounting to s725,OOO
F" lie Disposed or On July 20.

Nm 'aptt oller Halsey Corwin. OF Brook
,m,. 'o-!ay advertised for bids for bonds
I.1 ~ to S25, 900. to be sold July 20.
hney Include 100000 Brooklyn Bridge
L., que 1926; $4,000. due 1922: 100000
hOO Do Improvement bonds, due 1921 !:
bombs que 1922; 100000 Sewer Relief
are az ~. !, 1884; slOO, 900 due 1882. There
ma,,,riDD NoO'c Permanent Water bonds.
S'u sailors Monument. due In 1925.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
MASHBIR EXONERATED.
Judge Van wyck Decides that He
Is Not Guilty of Contempt.

Judge Van Wyck, of the City Court,
has handed down q decision denying the
motion made in April last to punish
Lawyer r. g. Mashbir, OF the Arm Of
Mashbir & Cukor for contempt. The
motion also included Benjamin Glotzer.
Mr.. Mashbirs client
The referee to whom the case was re-
ferred finds that neither Mr.. Mashb!r
nor his client was guilty OF contempt.
or OF any act savoring OF contempt,
and Judge Van Wyck directs al the
costs to be paid by the plaintiff.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
MEADE HELD IN $4,000.
He and John Ludsco Charged with
killing Peter keenan,.
Special to The Evening WORLDLY

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.. July T.
John Meade, a hotel-keeper. Of sayre-
Vile. who was lodged in jail on Thurs.
day, charged with causing the death OF
leased on $4,000 bail in habeas corpus
proceedings this morning.
The testimony adduced to-day pointed
snonsible for Keenan's death. and he
was arrested. Ludsco fought with
Keenan, after Meade had tussle with
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waliniSE Must Hang,

TRENTON, y. J.. July The stat. Boat .;
Psrions II session 81 ssag!T; Yesterday. refuses
t, tl-ths. i-,--'rrs N the ease Ct Joseph Wall
N!tr The state prison ro-yitt uad-r sentence c:
d atl tr lAe ni.riar ot Deputy Prison Keeper
LlupInrpft NLlSifs WAS gepreveI by Gov.
Vcs,G L few days ago 4aul July -,
The evening world., 1894-07-07
ABOUT COURT SCANDALS.
Copies of some of the Letters Writ
ten to Emperor william.

Germany has been stirred to the depths
~ late by the arrest OF the Royal Cham
bsrlain Won Kotze on the suspicion that
he was the author OF the letters sent %
distinguished men and women IN Court
circles exposing Court scandals
The evening world., 1894-07-07

The feature Of the stock market dur
ing the last hour was Big Four. which
dropped "a to "a IL. and rallied to
81 "a on light transactions. Near the
close the general list rallied l-s to 5-S
from the lowest. the latter in Chicago
Gas.
The sales of listed stocks were &c, 700
shares In the unlisted department. 49,
800 shares OF Sugar and 800 OF Lead were
traded In.
The evening world., 1894-07-07

IN connection with the Casino Club. Rudolph
and Albert AFonson are talking about giving puE-
ulsr Sunday afternoon smoking concerts At the
Casino. In order to accomplish this they intend
flooring over the entire auditorium OF tue th"rttt
The evening world., 1894-07-07

MuSTyLAiR, X. :. J4ly 7,--Jamss Murray
twcl,y-aIs years q; age. o: this place. diCd &c
lay In I'll. Moauta.ns!de Hospital from lniur,rt
reserved by 's!!irE IRON. Z, cherry Tree two week
The evening world., 1894-07-07
To Improve BabyIon's shore.

BABYLON. l. l., July 7.-Ths Land CoE'mis-
sicners at Albany have granted to the wealthy
Summer residents AZ this place valuable Shofs
front privileges A syndicate has been formed and
Il IL the intention 10 make extensive Improve
The evening world., 1894-07-07
boy Kicked by IA Horse.

william Lemon, aged fourteen, OF t2S warren
street Brooklyn, and companion ,icklod hoFae
grazing In from, of t22 Bergen street vita ni'a
Tbs borsa Kicked Lemon under the chin. and the
how was hrsl attended by Ambulance surgeon
Eptlsr and then taken home.
The evening world., 1894-07-07

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castcria'
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris'
When she became Miss, shs chung to cAStoriA,
When she had Children, she gave L castoria,
The evening world., 1894-07-07
Elisabeth Gamblers Fined.

ELIZABETH -. j.. July lin the Urien
County Court to-day Jacob Ritter and SathanIsl
Asttalk we're each naed $500 for keeping gam =
a poksr Joint w
The evening world., 1894-07-07
Mining stocks.

The following are the closing quota
tions OF mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-07-07

For entertsininK gossip of the
turf, the ball aeid and the ring
sporting Extra OF Tho Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
vICILANT
AGAIN Beaten.
tcpnHnssd Nom FIX Rucs.)

Britannia cruised about In the mouth Of
the Loeb. when they stayed to star
board In order to come down upon the
line. Britannia was pushing into the
weather OF Marjorie and was a bowsprit
ahead as the gun was hred.
Britannia went over the line almost
Immediately after gun Are. closely fol-
lowed by Marjorie.
Vigilant made . bad start, being fully
three-quarters OF minute behind
Britannia, This was accounted for by
the fact that the American yacht had
less way on when she came about.
The time OF crossing the line was
The evening world., 1894-07-07

Of confinement are
also promotes the ;
ence Of nourhhme
Mira Dora A. or
ton Co., Tenn. vrl
taking your Favor
not able 70 stanJ q
fer;rg almost deaf
housework, wahhir
everything for my
stouter than I b
Your Prescrtpt.o
take before comm I
so little with any Q
with my At, AZ
ys'vs rot"
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realty shortened. It
.retion OK al ubund-
for the child
aRIE, OF Oakley, Outr-
=: when l began
% Prescription, | VAS
my feet without SUI
Now l do all my
cooking. sewing and
Amily OF eight. | am
q been In six years.
10 the best medicine 20
tent I never suffered
I my children as | did
she u the besltSaast
The evening world., 1894-07-07
uanris had been released on ball

Yesterday by the Justice, pending MS
hearing this morning, he went to his
snondent mood. This morning his wife
discovered him dead and hanging TO
rafter in the basement of the house by
ulece OF clothes.inc.
The evening world., 1894-07-07
HANGIs PREFERRED DEATH.
Hanged Himself on the Eve OF His
Trial for Wife-BeatinE.

Jacob Hang!s was to have had a hear
ing this morning before Justice Douglass
IN Jersey City on the charge OF assault
ing his wife. The hearing did not take
place owing to Hangis's committing sui