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The evening world., 1894-10-05

Fine Flannellette, all colOrs, &c. yd
LADIES FINE GLORIA UMBRELLAS,
G0c.
FINE DRESS GINGHAMS, 3lsc. yD,
crash UNWILLING, 3Lc. YD; DO
WET FLANNEL, SAC. YD, FINE CAN
TON FLANNEL. 8igc. ND; LADIES, FAST
BLACK AND GENTS FINE MINED
HOSE. &c. PR; LADIES' BALBRIGGAS
BLACK RIBBED AND CIILDREN,S
RIBBED HOSE, Dc. PAIR; FINE WHITE
TOWELS, Zoe. EACH; FINE IO-i MUS
LIN i2l:c. ND; EXTRA LARGE BATH
TOWELS, I2Lc. EACH; FINE TABLE
DAHASk, Zoe. ND; FULL SIZE BED
SPREADS, COMF0RTABLEs AND iO-4
BLANKETS, i1c.; LADIES' CORSETS,
33c.; EXTRA LARGE MARSEILLEs
BEDSPREADS, COMFORTABLES AND
HEAVY WOOL BLANKETS, Csc. EACH;
EXTRA FINE BEDSPREADS, COM.
FoRTABIES AND ALI.-WOOI. BLANK
Its, S2.oS.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
SHlRTMAKERS TAKEN BACK.
800 of Them Resume Work mt Theiv
Own Terms.

Twenty-six contractors have thus far
yielded to the demand of the striking
.hirtmakers for an increase of wages.
and about 800 hands have returned to
work.
But the large majority, or about 2ooe
men and women, are still out and pa
tiently but firmly waiting for the whole
sale dealers to come to terms with the
contractors, and thus enable the latter
to pay the Unions new scale OF prices.
The Executive Committee of the Union
will hold another conference with the
contractors this evening and discuss
ways and means to influence the whole
salers TO pay increased prices for shirts.
Since the recent action of the police
in arrest!ng and assaulting several OF
the pickets, and the indignation caused
thereby. matters about the workshops
are trapQuil the girls who do guard
duty Tor the strikers keeping at a re-
spectacle distance from the shops, and
the police are more civil than formerly.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
WITHIN ONE OF $4,000.
The Jury couldn't Agree in the
Piper Damage suit.

\ jury in the supreme Court Brook
Ism to-day failed 70 ind verdict in the
$4,000 suit brought by Edwin $. Piper
10 recover damages for a broken leg, re-
,siy,i in the tunnel OF the New York
Central and Hudson River Railroad in
The Jury stood II to in favor OF
awardiug the plaintiff 5000,
The evening world., 1894-10-05
THE WORLD: FRIDAY EVENING: OCTOBER :; 1897;
DIAMONDS.

1t certainly must interest you, sooner or later,
to know that there is one reliable jewery house.
that can undersel any aud every one in the trade.
II is matter OF record that the jewelrY business
has suffered more during the financial crisis we
have Just passed through than any other line OF
merchandise thereby forcing thousands to the
wall. We have taken advantage OF this golden
opportunity to purchase jewellers stocks in tre-
mendous quantities at our own figures and will
share the dement's thereof with the public. The
prices will tempt you even should you least ex-
pect to buy. In regard to soltaires OF all sizes,
you cannot anord to overlook this opportunity.
Marquse Rings, set with is genuine dia-
monds, ruby sapphire emerald cen-
tres owe. an inch long only. ..........S SO 90
Marquise Rings. with 20 genuine dla
monds, long turquoise centres, over IL
inches long dhe latesU only........,, 10 90
Cluster Scarf and Stick Pins, with 10
genuine diamonds. any color centres. 300
Cluster Ear Screws. 20 genuine diamonds,
any color centres. only ................ IL 90
Beautiful Solitaire Ring. Tiffany setting
purest white very nary N carats. 80 90
Diamond solitaire Stud. a perfect gem
OF ~. carats. white ......................11S 90
Beautiful Solitaire Diamond Ring. pure
white, l4-carat, sparkler............., 1000
Genuine Solitaire Diamond Rings and
studs, onlj....,. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Genuine Diamond Baby Rings only........ 100
Solid Gold Wedding Rings, II and IS KIT
The evening world., 1894-10-05
TO TAKE EVIDENCE ABROAD.
Eoisin's Application In His Suit for
Lost Cargo.

Stevens Noisin moved before Justice
Lawrence. of the Supreme Court, to-
day. for commission to take testimony
abroad. concerning the seaworthiness
Of vessel in which Nosin claims to
have lost a cargo about dozen years
ago, in actions to recover damages
from three marine insurance companies.
Counsel for the companies said that
leave to take such commissions should
not be granted unless Noisin gave Sc
Curlty for costs in the coming trial, as
well as in the two former trials, which
miscarried. They further claimed that
part of the cargo consisted of bags filled
with sand instead of coffee, and that al
legged vanilla bags contained rubbish.
Decision was reserved
The evening world., 1894-10-05
AMDOMED HER BABY BOY.
Ia Cohen Leaves Him to the Man
|she Claims Is His Father.

She Claims Is His Father.
pretty little three-months-old boy
SEN to the City Nurse by the police
he Vernon avenue station. Brok-
| to-day. Detectives Brady and
Ing are looking for the mother, who
left letter stating that she in
to commit suicide.
lut week ago Lena Cohen ap-
ID in the Even Street Court against
. N Blake, whom she accused of be-
he father of her child. The case
ecidcd against her.
erday afternoon she called at Gel
Wholesale liquor-house, Park and
Ter avenues, where Blake is en-
and left her baby and a letter
hallway. one of the clerks found
hid and turned 1t over TO Blake,
L repudlated the infant and took
he police. The letter she lett read
lows:
h: Here is your son. have walked the
for ten days trying to find work. No one
me with child l am without money.
OF a place TO sleep. You swore falsely,
~ It, Until met you | was pure girl,
one else ever had my hearts affections.
suffered horrible tortures. and 1t almost
my heart to leave my child but | am
b, you will suffer: II there is any justice
h II will be melted out TO you. To Mr..
would say: II a man should treat your
as you know Adolph has me, you will
u. do not care to live. Signed
~.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
wire News In brief.

Tho Oklahoma Hotel, was burned Al TAYLOR
Ten, yesterday. Hny MIr1 a jon neyl"An nous
Shuttle a carpenter. was nearly sunocated ana
i.aned from A window and broke his arm and
disiocatec shoulder
Tba residence OF Mrs stewart on Crescent Hlll
snringaed Mass was entered by burglars ABOUT
o'rioek last evening and diamonds and jewelry
10 the value Of 81, 600 werp stolen
The iron axle plant OF J. r. Sonnson ars
Manchester. Va, has been dsstroyea " nv
Loas, 800. 900; insurance. 1so.VoO.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
Ill INTO A DEEP WELL.
Unknown Man Expires After
hg Rescued from Drowning.

hg Rescued from Drowning.
unknown man fell into sixty
yell at Claus Lipsius's brewery,
and Bushwick avenues, Williams
ft $3.50 this morning. and, although
out died before he could be re-
to st. GATHERINGS Hospital.
man was about thirty-five years
Re feet six inches high. with dark
Sandy mustache, and wore a brown
and vest. The employees say that
tramp. and had been hanging
he place for the last few weeks.
well is protected by a shed built
go this morning. Engineer Bro
heard cry for help and, rushing
old building, saw a man struG-
In the water. Brochold threw
a rope and finally managed to
him out. The man was completely
fled. but explained that he had
~ under the shed to get out of
kln, not knowing that the well
Here.
ambulance was summoned, but
ia5n died just as he was being lifted
Inc vehicle.
police of the Cedar street station
&c mat the rnaa took poison before
ihped into the water.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
BIG VERDICT FOR A WOMAN.
Jury Says brooklyn city Railroad
Must Fay Her $4,000.

A jury in the City Court, Brooklyn,
to-day rendered a verdict for $4,000 in
favor of Mrs Ann Erickson, OF SO Clas-
son avenue. against the Brooklyn City
Railroad Company. on oct ~, 1888 she
was thrown 10 the ground while alight-
ing from Fulton street car, and one
of the wheels passed over her and cut
off her Jeff leg
This is the second largest verdict ever
entered against the Brooklyn city Rail
road Company in a damage suit The
largest was for S!G."U. obtained by
a client Of Lawyer Thomas Y. Pear
san. The Railroad VIII appeal from the
verdict in the Erickson suit.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
HAD BOTH LEGS CUT OFF.
Michael Egnn, "a Gardener, Fatally
Injured by IA Railroad Train.

Special to The Evening World)
ELIZABETH. N. j., Oct. 5.-Michael
Egan. twenty-five years old. was fatally
injured last night on the Central Rail-
road. He was found this morning lying
on the track between here and Elmora
with both legs cut off at the knees. He
was removed to the Elizabeth Hospital,
and will die.
endowed BY Mrs, S. Wyman Smith. $50
North Broad street, here.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
burglar Caught in Jersey City.

John Mccarthy, an eX-convict, was caught be-
fore dawn this morning by Policeman Kirck In
the act OF climbing through the tanlight over the
door OF Hugh Meehan's liquor store on Brunswick
street. Jersey city. He arrested. and II Is
believed that he is the man who robbed the cash
register in John Ja,htmann's grocery store. at
I2l Monmouth street. last night.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
ShawIs and ImpIored Mercy.

Watson, in tho Even Street Court, Will
\ g. to-day held Mary Downey, of % Spencer
and Mary Farley. Of Go Hope street for
ltlon on charge OF being shoplifters.
ISauerman's dry-goOd5 house. Graham ave-
hfoadway yesterday afternoon, a de-
va" each steal shawl valued at Sc.
rested they begged for mercy. saying the
would XIII their husbands. The police
nave served terms 70! shoplifting.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
neglected valuable Dogs.

James Henley OF IS Monroe street who Is
said to have gained livelihood by picking up
valuable stray dogs and holding them for reward
was sent to the island for one month today on
charrcs of cruelty to animals. Supt. Hanknson,
=, ,Sc Society for the Prevention ot Cruelty 10
Animals found IN his cell eleven hne dogs
In A wretcned state through neglect. me GoeS
are now In the Societys shelter at Ohe huhu'eu
mn second street and East River
The evening world., 1894-10-05
Heads of Families Out of Work.

Special to The Evening worldD
ELIZABETH n. j., Oct. 5.-The johnson
Railroad Signal Works. located at Perth Amboy
Junction made sweeping reduction In their
employees last nIsht only twenty Ave being left
ia the works now, out OF $50 hands formerly
employ cd, Nest OF the discharged men live In
RAILWAY and many have large families There
is a probability, II is said. OF the plant being
shut down altogether until next Spring.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

good that they do. In the permanent cure
OF Biliousness, Jaundice, Constipation, In
digestion, Sour Stomach, Dizziness, Sick
or Bilious Headaches, and every liver,
anteed TO give satisfaction, or the money
Is returned.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
Thinks the Porter Robbed Him.

Patrick Goggins, porter at the Kenyood
House Bayard street and Bowery. was held for
examination In Essex Market Court to-day on
complaint Of Owen DOGnegan, OF AiddletoWn.
y Y. that he was robbed OF Sli5 in the hotel
last Wednesday night
The evening world., 1894-10-05

Don't tinker at your Catarrh with I'M
known medicines. It's risky and danger
GUS. You may drive it to the lungs. Get
wears and years-Dr. Sage's Catarrh Rem
edy. The makers guarantee 1t TO cure, or
henefit, In the worst cases.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

James n. shirley, an old, all-rouni newspaper
man. announces that he has Joined tho bcncdtcrs-
The bride was Miss Mar Powell Arnold. daughter
~ the late George f. Arnold, ~ Philadelphls
church Saturday last Rev. Father Arthur Richie
oriciating
The evening world., 1894-10-05
WATCH ES.

ers and siemset,ers. .,.'.''..,",,"'',''. $40
Solid Silver or Black Steel Chatelains
stemwinders and stemsetters. 80
Solid Silver Hunting Case stemwinders
and stemsctters CboysD .................. 40
Solid Silver Hunting Case stemwinders
and stemsetters. gents size. ............ 20
Gold fllcd cases. with Watham or Egn
stemwinders, warranted OadiesD........ so
modei~the latest ''N ,.. U
Ladies' solid gold huntine-ca case. waltham
or Elgin. stemwnders. beautifully
chased and engraved nly................15. q
Same in Gents full size ....,..,,...,.,,2 20 q
The evening world., 1894-10-05
CROSS-GRAINED,

sour, irritable, so that
the whole world seems
wrong. That's the way
you feel when your
liver is inactive. You
need Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets tostim-
ulate it and correct it,
and clear up your sys-
tenn for you. You won't
mind the taking Of them
they're SO small and
so natural in their ef-
fects. All that you no.
tice with them is the
The evening world., 1894-10-05

ELIZABETH y j.. Oct S-Auton Miller.
fort, .elrHt year, Old, o., 20 South uroai street.
,his city. droPrsI ieaI this mornrnE athis home
from heart disease. Miller leaves widow and
nyv. children.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

The O'Clock Edition and the
sporting Extra OF The Evening
World contain more sporting news
of interest than can be found In
any other evening newspaper.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
Drew the Line mt Forgery.

Frank Green, indicted for forgery and larceny.
was arrairued in Part l. OF General Sessions this
moruln. lie said he vas NillinS to plead to the
Indictment for larceny and the forgery indictment
was withdraw Green is theatrical man, and
was employed In this city by Canary Ledersr a
the Casino. advertising man.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
pies There Is Any Shortage.

L. l.. Oct. BE. 8. Harris, the
sn' Of the Board Of Education. OF Flushing.
4, "at there is any shortage in his accounts
ssoTp" e M Northside Coal Company Lawyer W. s.
10 was "e counsel for the Company. says Harris.
'0' Las tons OF coal he got on orders.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

The q O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra of The Evening
World contain more sporting news
OF Interest than can be found In
any other evening newsDaDsr.
The evening world., 1894-10-05

Vaudeville Mt Jersey City.
The Bon Ton Theatre. Jersey City. which is run
on the continuous plan under the management
The evening world., 1894-10-05

bssi6ie Wool Makes Cheap Carpets
70. .. loA West l4th St ~
The evening world., 1894-10-05

OF T W. Dlnkins, gives a high-cass vaudeville
programme daily and without internission from
/ O'Clock to II p. NJ. The Bon Ton ella Inns TO
Jersey.
The evening world., 1894-10-05
THE BARGAINS
HANN|GAN & BOUILlOn'S
SALE OF
M. [. D0YLE'S
BANKRUPT STOCK
Grand, Cor. Forsyth St.,

Are without doubt the greatest
ever offered in New York. We
have again overhauled every
department and cut prices
without any regard whatever
to cost. The figures quoted
lin many instances" do not
even cover value of material.
The time is short! Buy now
and secure your choice OF the
best
The evening world., 1894-10-05

Fine Black silks. 81 in. ...........
six Finished lIenriettas, ~ in,
Fine Venetian Cloth. "a IN. ".....,
Fine "a IN. whip COrd.,...........,
The evening world., 1894-10-05

You read the Evening World!
Do you read the Sunday woFldf
The evening world., 1894-10-05

Fine Rhadnmcs Silks."."........."..
Fine FAilie silk ........,.,..".............
Pine Storm Scrgrs, "IS in. '.,...,
Fine French NOveltics................,
The evening world., 1894-10-05
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Wool Hose ........................
Ladies' Merino Hose.
RdicS' Corset Covers .,.........,.....
GCrts' SILK Teck ScarIs ..............
Ladies ChemiSe ............................
Ladies' Fine ~kirts...................
Ladies' Kid Gloves........................
Gents Fan Underwear..,..r...,,,...
The evening world., 1894-10-05
FOR SATURDAY.
CLOAKS AND SUITS.
SILKS AND DRESS GOODS.

Fine Colored Bengalines ,.............
Large Assortments of Satins, Vel.
vets and Plushes..,..,.... ....,.........
English Body Cashmere, Is In. .,..
Fine All Wool Cashmere, 40 in.
Black eros Grain Silk"...............
Fine Changpnhle Silks-.......,.......
All-WOoI ladies cloth ...............
Fine Storm Scrges, ~ in.."."".".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
MRS. sARroRIS MAY WE'D AGAIN.
The Announcements Of tire Engagement to
General Douglas Not Surprising.

The announcement of the probable en-
eagement OF Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris
and General III. Kyd Douglas, AdJutant-
General OF the State OF Maryland, Is not
surprising to those who have been among
tho intimate acquaintances OF the former,
says the Washington Star, but II would
create a great sensation If the marriage
ever should take place. a good deal OF
lively canvassing was done the last rev
DAYS amongst number OF persons who
had opportunities To watch the trend OF
events while both the parties were in this
city to get the truth OF the rumor which
has been In circulation the last three
weeks Mrs. Sartoris. however, has never
indicated that she was engaged to the
gallant Marylander. or anybody else, but
she is not a woman given to talking about
herself 1t may be interesting informa-
ton just at this time for the world a,
large TO know that while Mrs. Sartoris
enjoys a comfortable income. something
like thirty thousand a year, IL ceases II
she marreS again. by the will OF her
father-in-law, who provided an ample
competency both for her and her three
children. Mrs. Sartoris has some very
decided views on the matrimonial state
and those who have had most intimacy
with her for the last year are OF the opin-
ion while. she has not said so at all, that
she will not marry again. 1t is also said
as the latest bit OF gossip I'm this direction
that General Douglas has secured ac-
commodations for Mrs. Grant, Mrs Sar-
toris. and Miss Rose Mary Sartoris at a
weii-known mountain resort In Maryland
But II Mrs. Grant and her daughter will
be able TO spend even a part OF the sum
mer at half the places at which ii is al
ready announced they have secured rooms
cottages, etc, they will have rather an
active time keeping up with their engage
ments
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
AT MT. VERNON.
The Legislative Visitors and Gov and
Mrs. O'Ferrali Received by the. Regents,

WASHINGTON, June l2.1The regent
and vice-regents of the Mt. Vernon La
dies Association OF the Union were In
session to-day at the home OF Wash
ington, and received the members Of
the Board OF Visitors from the Virginia
Legislature. Governor Charles T. OFFER
rail- and Mrs. OFerrall, and other distin-
suished guests, to the number Of about
fifty.
The regent Of the association, Mrs.
Justin Van Rensselaer, Townsend, Is also
president general OF the Colonial Danes,
and had invited the officers OF the District
of Columbia Society Of the Danes, and
a goodly number OF the ladies' belonging
to the Baltimore society.
The Board of Visitors OF the Virginia
LEGISLATURE was represented by Hon. Tay-
lor Berry and Colonel Robert Washington,
their duty being to see that the uust
reposed In the Mt. Vernon ladies by the
state of Virginia is faithfully carried out.
II is a matter OF form solely, for the
patr,ottc ladies expend the funds donated
by visitors i'm works of restoration. ana
the beautiful old homestead fs being made
more beautiful year after year. while IT'S
ancient characteristics are reiigiousiy pre-
served II Is the boast OF the association
that Washington. who was a progressive
man. would have kept Mt Vernon as 1t
IS to-day, could his spirit be the director
and guide OF It's affairs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
A LOCOMOTIVE ON FIRE.
Trinity College Commencement Exercises
Mr.. Van Gunden Dead.

DIrRHAAI n. G., June E.-(SpeciaL)-
An engine on the Richmond and Danville
railroad was found TO be ON fire on the
arrival of the east bound train yesterday.
II was soon extingulshed.
The change In the schedule on the
O. and c. road Is very satisfactory TO the
people
Very interesting exercises are being held
nightly. now that Trinity-Collese com
mencement is In progress. Friday night
last the Freshmen gave an oratoricai
contest for prizes at Stokes Hail; on
Saturday night the Sophomores, and last
night the Juniors. The successful con-
testant of the Freshman class was
J. ID. Carpenter, OF Goldsborro, y.
c.: OF the Sophomore. j. s. Mattubby,
an Indian from Bosg's Depot, |. L. lie
has been attending college, is good
student, besides an expert at Football.
OF the Juniors, q. 7. Rome, OF States
Vile. n: c. The Seniors occupy the stage
tonight. Immense crowds of our citizens
attend these entertainments. Rev. W. ii.
Miburn, Chaplain OF the United States
Senate, will occupy the hour assigned 10
Senator Gray. as the latter Is detained by
important business In Washington. Rev
Dr. Steele. OF Nashville. Will preach the
liliANg SudiNu
tomorrow at ii a. NJ
A meeting of the Board OF Trustees
will be held to-day to elect a president.
Rev. DR.. Crowell having resigned, as
stated in this correspondence several
weeks ago.
DIED OF HIS INJURIES
Mr.. Christian Van Gunden came here
several weeks ago to direct the building
OF mausoleum for the Duke family.
While going up a ladder last Friday he
fell. and to-day died from the injuries
received He was good man and true,
and died in the Christian faith.
A most remarkable religious meeting Is
being carried on by laynen at chapel
built recently near Erwin's cotton-mill.
The building cannot contain the crowds
which attend nightly. Nearly 100 CONVEX
sions are counted, and the interest Is yet
on the increase.
a 2-year-old child of Mr. c. Beavers. OF
kelyin-Grove township. met with terri
BILE accident on yesterday. She was play
Ing In a field. when bull attacked her,
goring her fearfuliy. II was at one time
reported that the child was dead, but
later news gives some hope OF recovery.
Several OF our teachers are expecting
TO attend the summer school at Chapel
Hill in July
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-13
WAKE FOREST COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises I'm Wingato Me-
mortal BalI--Reception by DIR. Taylor.

WAKE FOREST. N. c., June l2-(Spe-
cial THE commencement exercises OF
Wake Forest College are now being held.
Yesterday was the first day OF the exer-
cises The senior class exercises were held
In Wingate Memorial Hall at Sis z. NJ.
The class is composed of twenty-eight
mcnbers. Its president Is w. l.. Foushee;
secretary. II. n. Carter.
The Grafton. our Country's Call for a
Man." was delivered by J. ID. Robertson;
poem. "a Midsummer Nights Dream"
by Roland +. Beasley; history. History
of the Twenty eight" BY X. W. Hay
wood: prophecy, by Julian +. Yates.
At the close Of the exercises the senior
class WAS given a reception at the resi-
dence OF Or. Taylor. The ladies present
were Misses Annie Hufham, Matte and
Minnie Gwaltney, Lula Long. Lula Dunn.
Lily Grandy, Annie and Mary Perry. Eva
Belle Simmons. Nirgie Lawrence. Hannah
Scott Hannah and Susie Lanneau, Ada
Caddell, Carrie Buskie. Litchford.
Fannie Taylor. Allie Dixon. Annie Pow
ell. and Carrie Hobgood. The gentlemen
were Messrs. r. r. Beasley, c. ~ Bee
bee, G. NJ. Billings. ID. X. Britton, Nj. o.
Carpenter, X. II. Carter. j. T.. NJ. Daven-
port, ". A. Dunn, w. Durham. 7. w.
Elliott. J. p. Felt, W. l.. Foushee, X. l..
Freeman, J. s. Hall. r. ". Haywood,
S. Z. Holding, W. III. Jones, T. Il. Lam
beth. j. J. Payseur, r. ]. Pence J. d.
Robertson, S. l.. Settlemyer. W. II.
Sledge, j. w. Smith, Jr.. j. +. Spainhour,
f. G.. Tayloe. c. Z. Taylor. Jr.. and J. Z.
Yates