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The evening world., 1894-09-12

Gottlisb Krsps thirty-one years old o, 2O2
East Eighty ninth street, attempted to commit
suicide at 5.I5 o'clock this morning by jumping
on pier 81 into North River He was rescued by
Policeman Dogget and taken to Chambers Street
Hospital prisoner.
Patrick Shannon, twenty three years old, Of 2sl
East one Hundred and Ninth street was stabbed
In The face early this morning by Yung sung
who arrested
At as o'clock this morning Gre caused $500
damage on the second floor OF the two-story
brick building CTS West Fifty-fourth street occu-
pied by Patrick FoI.
George Tunis, thlrty-two years old fell on the
roof OF $50 East Thirtythrd street at SIS O'Clock
this morning Both legs were broken He was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital
sixtesn-yeIr-oId Jacob CeileI. OF 5 Avenue A.
was held for trial IN Essex Market Court to-day.
charged with the theft Of dry goods valued at
ti2 from the store li3 Orchard street
Al 8, so O'Clock this morning an unknown man
rbout forty years old, Ave feet six inches tall
with red hair and mustache, clad in a black cut.
away suit. laced shoes and black outing shirt
was found drowned at the foot Of Doy street.
Frank Mullen. Of S22 East Twenty ninth street
was arraigned in YoEkyille Police Court to-day
charged with burglars The charge was changed
10 one Of abandonment. and as the prisoner
could not siye bonds TO secure a payment Of
So per week TO his wife. he was sent 70 Black
wells Island for Hix monthA
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A STRIKER DISCHARGED.
John stewart Exoneratcd of As
sauIt and Conspiracy.

John Stewart, one of the leading men,
bers of the Taiiurs' Union and lead
ers Of the present strike, was arraigned
before Police Justice Grady this morn
Ing on two separate charges, one with
assaulting n non-union tailor by the
name of Niemann and another of con-
splracy in preventing a tailor by the
name Of Wallenstein from getting en-
ployment. ard threatening to do him
bodily harm in case he did get employ
menI.
Lawyers Alfred and Charles Steckler,
counsel for the Tailors' Union, appeared
on behalf of Stewart. and succeeded,
N the :ross-examlnation of the COM
pIalning witnesses. in making them, con-
tradlct themselves. They proved by a
number of witnesses that he was not
Eailty OF the acts charged against him.
after hearing argument by Lawyer
Snarles Steckier In favor of the dis
im nnSa OF the complaint. and Col. Hast
,,hss, counse! for the bosses in opposi-
non, Justice Grady dismissed both
charges against Stewart.
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EXPECT NO AID FROM GRACE
Reformers Regard His Followers
rs Tammnny Hall Tenders.

Ms Tammnny Hall Tenders.
Politicians are watching with deep in
terest what action will be taken by the
State Democracy in the coming cam
paign. The leaders OF the reform move
ment will be agreeably surprised II they
get any aid from Mr.. Graces followers.
They are making their calculations for
defeating Tammany without counting
on the State Democracy. The state De-
mocracy is suspected of being a mere
tender to Tammany Hall. and that sus-
picion cannot be eradicated unless the
State Democracy declares itself against
Tammany Hall.
In bold contrast to the State Democ-
racy Is the action of the Independent
tive Committee last night. That body of
indefatigable workers in the cause OF
honest government, declared itself un,
eaIivofably opposed TO T. TIam, 7, and
tial condition Of membership Of the In
dependent County Organization that no
candidates nominated by Tammany
Hall or 1,o who accept Tammany HAL
Independent County Organization.
The pr'maries of the counties VIII be
held during the week beginning Sept Il,
Twelfth. Twenty third and Thirtieth
districts on Monday, Sept. II; in the
First. Eighth, Sixteenth. Nineteenth and
Twentieth districts on Sept. Is. in the
Third, Tenth, Fourteenth. Twenty-sixth
and Twenty ninth districts on Sept. 10:
in the Second, Seventeenth, Twenty
fourth Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sev-
enth districts on Sept 20; in the Firth,
Sixth, Twenty-first, Twenty-second and
Twenty-eighth districts on Sept. q; and
In the Ninth. Eleventh. Thirteenth, FIJI
teenth and Eighteenth districts on Sat
The Aldermanic and Assembly Conven-
lions of the Counties will be held on Oct.
10. In order to facilitate campaign work
general headquarters will be. opened. A
committee to secure suitable quarters
was appointed.
Campaign work will be begun by the
Counties tomorrow night at a meeting
in the Fourth District, at 2l3 East
Broadway, Louis ,ni,.r Lsy reas; 59seph
and W. A. Ellis will be among the
speakers. The Counties will only nomi-
ate local candidates. They take no part
| in State and National affairs.
New that the Populists have named a
State ticket, and adopted a platform de:
| claring In favor Of Government control
OF railroads, telegraphs and telephones,
| Issues wholly foreign TO the local cam.
Uaign, II Is not likely that the Central
Labor Union will combine with the
| Populists.
| Temmany know that they cannot ac-
conp.'sh their object by voting for the
| Populists.
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RUNAWAY ON THE BRIDGE.
Horse's Exciting Flight on the
New York Approach.

New York Approach.
During the noon hour to-day a horse
attached 10 a wagon OF the Atlas EN-
press Company, in Cortlandt street.
and driven by Daniel Brennan, of 237
Washington street, New York. ran away
on tho Brooklyn Bridge while returning
to New York
Tie horse started at the New York
pier, and came down the incline at a
dead run Bridge Policeman Harkins
ran on: to catch the horse. but was
caught between the runaway and a
coach and narrowly escaped being
crushed.
A few yards further down the wagon
struck an empty cab owned and driven
by Frank Schagel of 1856 West one
Hundred and Forty-seventh street. The
cab was turned over and its wheel
wrenched of. Schagel was thrown heav-
lily. but arose unhurt, to check his
horse, that was starting a runaway OF
its own.
Just at the head Of the station the
express wagon jammed against some
posts. Policeman Harkins. who was In
pursuit, was able 20 catch up and seize
the horse by he head. Expressman and
wagon escaped without injury, but the
horse had deep cash in its back and
was led away.
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casual conversations with close friends
mentioned an aspiration to become
Mayor Gilroy's successor Since then.
however, according to one Of his most
intimate friends he has relinquished
this aspiration, under the belief that
he would be unable to get the nominal
ton.
II know nothing about his aspirations
for the Mayoralty," continued this
friend, except thut some time ago he
wanted the office had the matter under
consideration for time and finally
concluded he would not be nominated.
since then ! think he has not considered
the subject. Putting two and two to-
gethor. | don't believe that the story
liz true. II he intended to resign from
the Commission he would probably have
said something to me about his intention
to take the step
The evening world., 1894-09-12
PRAISE FOR DR.. DENT.
DIR. Kuntz Compliments His supe-
rIor Before the Lunncy board.

The State Boa:d OF Lundcy continued
its Investigations this morning at the
Park Avenue Hotel into the abuses al
legged to exist m the treatment OF the
insane on Wards and Biackwe!l's Isl
ands.
DR.. George w. Kuntz, formerly In
charge of the female wards under Dr..
Dent, on Blackwell's Island. was the
were treated with proper consideration.
They were given every amusement, such
as parties and theatrical entertainments
The food provided was good substan-
tial and sufficient in quantity, AS Tor
surgical Instruments, they had all that
were required.
In speaking of DR.. Dent, the witness
said that he had often heard that Dr.
Dent had on several occasions saved the
lives of patients who had attempted sui
eide by jumping in the river
The evening world., 1894-09-12

Congressman John NJ Allen WAS ronominated
by The nrst Mississippi District Democratic Con.
gresslonAl Convention
Thomas r. Barkworth oi jackson. was nom-
mated for Congress by the Second Michigan Dis
triet Democratic Convention. Ezra Carleton Was
nominated by the Democrats Of the seventh
District
Amos II. Kling Of Marion. was nominated for
Congress by the Republicans OF the Thirteenth
Ohio District
Democrats Of the Tenth Wisconsin District nom
mated Edward Cock Kennedy for Congress.
sixth Minnesota District Democrats renomInat cd
Congressman Baldwin.
Democrats OF LackaNanna Pa, nominated Ed
ward Merrlne'd, Of Scranton, for Congress Merit
neld Is uncertain as TO whether he will accept the
nomination.
Lewis stewart. Of Plano. was nominated for
Congress b. Eighth District Democrats
The evening world., 1894-09-12
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
'ourneymen Tailors Said to HIVE
Violated n Court Order.

Application was made to Justice
Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Chambers,
To-Day to punish August Silbers and
oscar Wallin, two members of the
oourheymen Tailors' Benevolent and
Protective Union, for contempt of court.
lew weeks ago Judge Beach con-
uhued an injunction that had been
ISSUED by Judge Dugro, of the Superior
Sourt' which restrained members Of the
n na,lorS Union from congregating or
buHiolilhg In front OF the places Of
tiIness OF number OF merchant
taiao on and near Fifth avenue, be-
/. streets " - ''
baiS was alleged that Siiberg and wallin
nS E,oiated the injunction by patroll-
Je ~ 'front.' of the store OF Andrew
S,onhlck, on Fifth avenue. between
t,Itreetst S-slSth and REIMBURSEMENT
"a representative OF Lawyer Charles
ma appeared as counsel for the
hNmnn, Ihey denied having violated the
tSs,,h tIoh They made affidavits that
SnSS mad never been in the employ OF
~ 81 the merchant tailors who were
ana " ths IN the injunction proceedings,
ht,niital when they were charged with
hs,o ilns In front OF Connick's store
were really looking for work.
ee Lawrence reserved decision,
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DEBS IS AFTER SARGENT.
8enrs A. r.. 4. Wishes for the Chief
Fireman's Defeat.

tBy Associated PressJ
CHICAGO. Sept. 12.-The Herald this
morning says: President Debs Of the
american Railway Union left last night
lor Harrisburg to attend the convention
OF the brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men now IN session there He Is ac-
wishes If the directory OF the American
railway Union that Grand Master Sar-
gent snail be defeated for reelection.
Ihose firemen who did not join the
strike OF the American Railway Union
were undoubiedl held In line by the eff
iorts or Sargent TO keep his men out OF
me struggle, 50 he is one OF the old
brotherhood chiefs against whom Debs' s
organ lztd labor and the election of new
ofhcers, or organization OF a single rail-
road labor union is aimed
In Chicago's labor circles 1t is not be-
leved that Debs will be able to defeat
Sargent"
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ROOSEVELT WAS AFTER IT.
Hut l. Probably Not Seeking the
Ne%y York MayornIty Now.
(Py AsFoclated Pres. }

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE rumor
published In New York to-day that Civil.
Service Commissioner Roosevelt con-
templated resigning from, the Board in
order to become Republican candidate
for Mayor OF New York is believed here
Several months ago Mr.. Roosevelt In
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Fall Opening.

The London & Liverpool Clothing Co..
At ss and IS Bovery, corner Hester st.
announce their annual Fall opening to-
morrcw Of all the latest novelties In the
clothing line, and also. their three new
departmerts Of shoes. hats ana furnish
inEs. During the Summer the store has
been thoroughly renovated ana oeeo'
rated. q
The evening world., 1894-09-12
Coming Events.

Second annual festival and closing Of the sea.
son, combined with vocal and instrumental con-
cert AL ball and shore dinner this afternoon
and evening at Timer Park. Grnyesend Beach
l..
Annual parade, picnic and games Of the voiun-
teer Ftremens Association Of the city Of New
York Saturday afternoon and evening at Bron-
mer's Union Park One Hundred aud Thirty-third
street and willis avenue.
Monthly social OF the Monroe Social Club Sat
urday evening at Walhalla Hall, tS-52 Orchard
street,
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10Th ST. 7F w,-?d floor front: excellent table;
ali accommodations. small family. reasonable:
central. references.
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THE BRISTOL,

II to 10 +. llth St near 9TH ave- Comfortable
family house; vtry moderate terms
RESPECTABLE couple would like to take care
o. n child (motnerly care). Apply Mrs. keele,
1892 I'D ave. near BSth ST., Id floor.
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Alleged Policy Writers BaiIed.

Three alleged policy writer's, George Gunther.
rlugh Gullon and John o Connsll were held for
examination in Yorkvlls Court to-day in $500
hau witch WAS furnished Louis Beckner and
George Fisher were held for trial on the same
charges In Essex Market Court
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added that he had so many applications
for places on the Committee that he had
great difficulty in making selections.
Among those who will probably be of
Stokes, Hugh n. Camp. Joseph La
ROGUE, w. II. Webb, II, r. Roosevelt,
J. W. Pryor, John T. Faure. Everett
=. Wheeler. Oswald Ottendorfer and
Judson Lawson
The evening world., 1894-09-12
COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.
II VIII Probably He Announced To.
Morrow.

Chairman Larocque, OF the Citizens
movement, said to-day that the names
OF the Committee Of Seventy to take
charge OF the campaign would probably
be announced tomorrow. Mr.. Larocque
The evening world., 1894-09-12

G,,.. second days session of the twelfth annual
l,n'. uon OF the Roadmasters Association Of the
states opened to-day at the Broadway Cen
The evening world., 1894-09-12

Ssa, nn'el II. w. Reed President presided
uNer 900 delegates were present A number ~
ne" members we're admitted Vi
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Board Wanted.

Every Wednesday unta Sept 10 V1 b TEE
WORLD BOARDERS DAY" Az ddpeS-
aHms1,s u~dsr tbs eosHfcuton appearing ~ The
Wednesday, morning etIIon Of THE WORLD viA
b repeated IN ne EVENING p'ORLD the saus< dog
me- ef charge
I'd floor or in large fiat with board. At $50 Q
week could III nish all particulars must be given.
Douglas :. box 226 World, uptown.
LADY wants board with private Catholic family
on the east side from 50th to s4th II. Address
NJ. A. NJ, $50 Sd ave.
TWO mechanics with widow: no other boardsFs:
no L or trollsys, no noise; 10 minutes OF NAyy-
Yard. Nervous. box 500 Brooklyn World.
TWO YOUNG MEN want rooms q board; easl
side B.. box Iss World. --It
WANTED-3 rspms with board Tor family Of a
select Adore with price O., boz lo1 Wed4
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LEXINGTON AVE. $50. Goth & Goth sts
Neatly furnished front room; board II desired |:
Improvements; good home for gentlemen: Ger.
man widow. Mn. WannekeE
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Ltery Wednesday until Sent rs pR be TIE
WORLD S BOiRDER>' DAr." AR adler.
tsemen und,r his ass fcut,on appearing IN Tue
Wednesday, morning eid,on Of THE WORLD tO,a
be repealed N The EVENING WORLD the sam.
free Of charge
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Boarc3ers Wanted.

One Tine roc pr line. Second Tine, lie ps
Inc: 7'trd and Subsequent TneS ISc pa tin<.
No extra charge on SundayS
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Boarders Wanted.
West Side,

West Side.
2iTlI ST., 1l6 f. I'D 3dstory rooms; with or
without board.
26TH ST, l2o + Large q small handsomely
guests accommodated: references.
unrll 81, 1895 T.. Elegant rooms, with board;
couvcnenCcs.
10Th ST. ln E., between Lexington & ith
en- suite, excellent board.
3lST ST. E-lIandsome rooms; excellent table;
families bachelors. location hrst class: mod
crate.
"trli ST.. les +. Airy. pleasant rooms: excel
lent table; in small, quiet family. oliver
s5TH ST., q +. Elegant rooms. ar.t.ciass
board Back Parlor. suitable Tor Physician ref
3sTIt ST, lo2 L. Rooms 4 table board !;
reasonable prices; elegantly furnished back
parlOr
30Tli ST.. ldi r. Nicely furnished room sun.
able Tor or gentlemen with hoard
4OTll 81. 2lO T.. La-gc. small rooms; all ac-
COMMUNICATIONS: early breakfast; ladies' ~ 80;
gents 81 10 up.
18th ST. Ia E.-Nsvly furnished, thoroughly
renovated rooms; excellent board: IS to $40
weekly, references
DIST ST, l57 E. Comfortable. well. furnished
large Il small rooms, with board; reference
18Th ST. 1877 u. Large h small rooms, neatly
furnished. conNcniences; good ,abe; terms
moderate
55rH 81, los r. Double rooms, well furnished !;
excellent hoard; Sli to Sli(nr2
9th ST. E.. corner OF 9Th ave.-Eiesant
rooms en- suite; southern exposure: with board :
strictly first class In every particular
GOTH ST, lH3 r. -Douhie l. single rooms with
board terms moderate table board.
9th ST, 23l i. Good board, we'll furnished
room. fine location, good attendance; refer.
cnces.
5TTH ST 90. E.-Furnl.hea rooms and bedroom (;
piano; light housekeeping. g.. so up; bell .
5SrH Sr, = = h. Most elegantly furnished lat
floor rooms; exquisite German board; rcfer-
enCc.
nished rooms; first class board; Jewish family
private house.
GOTH ST. 2S0 E.-Handsonle rooms: ample
closets; priva house: good home table moder-
ate references
T2D 81. los T.. Furnished rooms connected or
separate, with excellent board; quiet, private
house.
SiTH ST, 1877 r. Neatly hu nished back par
Tor; single or connecting rooms: closet, bath, hot
cold water. gas: board or Without. kurL
tvTH ST, 1I3 Il. Hoard for couple or . young
men; private Jewish family; no other hoar'lers
Sc II ST. .l25 E-Pleasant costly furnished room
for l gentleman; excellent table; reasonable.
Mcguire
s0lil ST. 81 E--tine large small rooms
o5TII 81 80 r.. I'd foor-w oman viii board
girls employed by day.
lOiSr ST.. 800 h. Nurse wants child 10 board OF
INFANT on bottle. A.
10TH 81, 1877 E-Nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for gentlemen or couple good board.
l22D ST. PSI E.--Nioe large room, % floor; su.
| perior board: private house: gentleman. man a
wife.
10th ST, .2s E,-Large front room: also hal
| room, with board. private house.
! I2ITH ST 4 LEXINGTON AVE. ,Hotei PetelerJ-
Handsomely furnished rooms. with board: term
| very moderate.
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5iTH ST. l2s l3l w.-Large front q back
rooms handsomely furnished; superior table;
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SsfH ST. 22s-2al w.-Elegant sunny large
families reasonable
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eth ST., 2ll W.-2d story front adjoining room;
other rooms, newly cleaned. painted, papered:
noe iuiniturei day board families: no objections
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aTll ST 1853 w.-Lsrge & small rooms; supe-
tlor tahle board; permanent parties; refereneeA
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18TH ST, 2as W.-Large rooms, all COMMENCEMENT
Mrs. Darling
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Boarders Wanted


32D ST, 333 W,Young man would like room
mate Tor comfortable back parlor; excellent
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3eTH 81. lao ". Furnished rooms With board:
terms moderate. ''''
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S7TH ST, 255 W.-Large front psrlor with sood
board; professionals taken,
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running water BOARD couple OF gentlemen.
o5Tli 81 80 T.. ID floor " oman viii board
girls employed by day.
lOiSr ST. 500 L. Nurse wauts child 40 hoard or
INFANT on bottle a
llGTH 81. 1877 T.. Nicely furnished rooms,
suitable for gentlemen or couple; good board,
l22D ST. PSI E.--Nioe large room "a floor: SUI
perior board: private house: gentleman. man
wife,
10th ST. .2s E-Larse front room; also hall
room, with board! private house
l2ITH 81. 4 LEXINGTON AVE Hotel Petoler)--
Handsomely furnished rooms. with board: terms
very moderate.
THE BRISTOL,
II to 10 L. llth ST.. near 9TH ave. Comfortable
family house v'ry moderate terms.
RESPECTABLE couple would like to take care
iisa ID ave- near 18th st.. I'd A door WI" Ae'e
West Side.
wAvERLEY PLACE, las Large 4 small
rooms, handsomely furnished; all couveniences;
moderate prices.
Atm ST.. .27 W. single 4 double rooms, with
running water, excellent board: bath; very
modc:nt,.
TTH AVE. 2Ooa-Large. cheerful rooms: good
table board within doors. moderate terms
It'll AVE. OIL Large, nleely furnished rooms;
also hall rooms. with board; table boarder-.
9TH ST., d w.-Pleasant suit OF rooms for
party Of gentlemen: single rooms.
18th ST., 3os-sii VA pleasant home with hrs,-
cls,. hard, I.rs, dIninr room on parIor noor.
moderate terms: table board: satisfaetion suaran-
49, ~, .,,,.
l4TH ST: 231 w Two extra large front rooms:
newly decorated: southern exposure; attention
first class.
I1TU 81. I4T ~ Large rooms, vith closets.
iiberaI tabIe. ~ 10 per week I'M. table hoard
i4TH ST.. 2iO w. Desirable double 4 single
roorns with board; central; reasonable terms
l4TH ST. 3o7 W. Large, pleasant rooms good
liable: terms reasonable: table board reference.
10TH ST; 100 W.-large rooms, I'd floor; back
par'of. hfs'-cias, ooaru' ----
lLTli ST "A Desirable lnIge d small room
ITS CLANS ooafu' panor aih'hS' roomi refer
,1,,,I or, -,----.--,.
d,,in n r; r1o: ne~ r
49, u'n'"s 'oo" Pe' " ..s,s,sa''
in,rtr,. 30. i,h ocI.bis ,.r icons nome
''' ''''N
lsim ST. ~ ~ M,-hannsoineif Inrnlsned
tahie hoard "' 'N''' ''0' ''
18TH ST.. 81 W.-L,ree, handsome SUNNY
room, Tor = or 3: other roomS; excellent table.
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Win or %ithon, bnatJ 'O'" ATS" ''Ds'' ''''
,oT,I CT An, w.. ,,,,,,o ,o,r,,,.,,, ,.,
nishej, second ncor. hot a cold water; ample
closets, superior board .. 81; also other rooms;
home cooking nome comforts; no clearinghouse
'eS''u''"''
10Th T...'T w,-'d floor. front; excellent table:
ali accommodations: small family: reasonable:
central. references.
lent board d. for =; single room IS WIN ''e'''
80 ~ may - ,.na.,,,,',,. t,..,f.,-,,
>, "r sr ..,...,o ,oa,,., $50,
S,ren; ,ahIs hosrJ rea.onsbIs rates. refsrspcs
"'A"''' '-'''
FIST ST 4S W-squAre rooms, also back par
ale A' '''' ''A''"'
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BATH ST. % W. Handsome furnished rooms.
bonrd; refercnce'. "N 's'e
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broo SIVn.

WILLOW ST, 1875 minutes to bridge: COM
fortably furnished rooms for ladies gentlsL
men: terms SS
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WILLOW ST. S-Board; homelike, quiet; terms
moderate: > minutes to bridge or ferry.
FOR 4 young men in private family; Q large,
we'll furnished rooms gas. bath; is minutes'
walk to bridge: $3.50 each. Home Comforts.
Brooklyn World.
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3sD vt. 800 w-Nlceiy furnished room, VIII
board; also table board.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-30

When both sides are heard there will be
opportunity to Judge the results of the in
vestigation which Boston's city council is
making into affairs at Long Island. Oc-
casionally these Investigations do = world
of good even when there isn't occasion to
convict or discharge anybody. Daily con-
tact with criminals and sick 10 likely to en-
crust tender nature. Again outside in.
reference in management Of public insti-
tutions occasionally becomes an evil that
must be endured. Too often efficient ad-
ministration in an institution for criminals
10 weakened by unwise interference.
There are people who have time on their
hands and are nettled into action either by
desire for notoriety, conviction that they
have great executive ability which must be
applied to aff airs-if not their own then
those Of other people-and then there are
those who overflow with sympathy and
haven't the practical knowledge and expert
ence which may enable them to apply 1t
wisely. While these conditions annoy they
are incident to public interest in public In
situations and the consequent Wholesome
restraint upon the public oficials. Il
win do NO harm 10 learn II possible.
how the defenseless paupers on Long Island
are trsstsd. DR.. Coggswell 10 better able
to defend himself than are the paupsfs I'M
der his supervision.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-03-30
MAINE GOSSIP.
4 Poem b. Abraham lincoln.

In the April number of the Century, Mr.
John G.. Nicolay writes of "Lincoln's Liter
ary Experiments" and quotes = poem writ
ten by the President 10 his young manhood
In letter inclosing the poem to friend
Lincoln explains that the verses were writ
ten in 1914. when he visited the neiehbor
hood in which he was raised, on stumpiD(
tour. Here are the opening stanzas:
My childhood's home see again,
Aud eadden with the view;
And still a. memory crowds my brain.
There's pleasure In 1t. too.
o Memory thou midway world
'Twixt eartt aud paradise.
Where thipgs de aged and loved ones lost
In dreamy shadOws fise.
And, freed from a tha,'s eevthly vile.
Seem hallowed. pure. ard bright,
Like scenes In some enchanted isle
Al bathed In liquid light.