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The evening world., 1894-03-28
M'CAhILL IN THE M
Indicted for nm Alleged Assault on
a Widow Three Years Ago.

Henry McCahill. an Inspector of Pave
ments, In the Department Of Public
Works, was arrested at his residence,
3c West Fifty-second street, this morn
ing, by Dctective-Ser2ts. Carsy and Nc
Ginniss, of the Central Office. on a
bench warrant. charging him with an
alleged criminal assault on Lucy Mack,
a widow. OF j22 West ~orty-nfth street.
The alleged assault took place nearly
three years ago. McCahill. Mrs. Mack
srys. called upon her under the pretense
Of renting rooms. ON his ihiri call. he
committed the crime. N" Immediately
complained to the police, but he vas not
appreh"nhei.
several months ago. she met McCahill
In the street. and at one" CdUsei hiF ar
rest. After several examinations before
Justice Burke. In tn" York vile Court.
the case was dismissed for lack OF cvi-
dDnce.
Mrs. Mack then submitted the matter
to the Bis'rict-A't1ru-y .Affer hearing al
the cvid-nc" IN the ca-". II wa given to
The Grand Jury. apd they found an in
McCahnl. wnon Arraignad before Re.
corior SMITH, IA Par' |. Of tire General
Sessions. pleaded rot guilty ana was
committed u N" T,nhs in default II
tan H". intima,ss tina; :, Is a case Of
blackWa!l.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
HOWARD WILL MARRY.
Young Gould Admits that He Is
Engaged to Miss Tyler,
States that There Is No Opposition
In His Family.
Elder Brother George Says He Hasn't
Heard of the Betrothal.

Howard Gould this morning authorized
the announcement to be made that he
wasengaged to wed Miss OdetieT Tyler. the
actress. and that the Gould family gave
their consent. Five minutes later George
Gould announced that he knew OF no
engagement. and had heard nothing
about It. Both gentlemen then declined
10 see reporters.
Howard Gould reached his once. in
the Western Un!on Building. at
l0.P o'clock and had to run the gauntlet
Of reporters who were waiting for him
in the hallway. As he stepped from the
elevate he buttoned his overcoat and
made direct for his ONCE. where he
locked the door.
A few moments later he sent a CLERK
out to announce that Mr.. Gould fully
authorized the statement Of his engage
ment. and hat there was no opposition
whatever 10 it. He positively refused
to see reporters or permit any messages
to be sent in TO him.
George Gould had evidently been IN
formed OF the presence o: tn= reporters
and reached his Office by a rear entrance.
he stepped out Of his office TO take the
elevator to Tire floor above. Several re-
porters surrounded him.
Il know of no engagement he said.
Have heard a word about it,
will the family oppose the marie &c -
he was asked.
II know Of no engagement he re-
peated.
When informed that his brother had
sent out word authorizing the
ment OF the engagement he looked an
noyed.
We'll, you will have to see Howard,
then"
Howard Gould still refuses to be seen.
Howard Gouid Is the third son Of tAe
late Jay Gould and in the %latter's will,
which divided he properly equally be.
tween the six children. was a clause 70
the effect that II any OF them married
without the consent OF the others theil
share OF the estate should be reduced
one-half.
Miss Odette Tyler, the actress 10 whom
ne is engaged. is known In private life
as Miss Bessie Kir;lani.. She Is a daugh.
ter OF Gen. Kirkland, OF Tennessee. and
has been on the stage for seven years.
She has been Identified with the Chas
Fruhman companies, and retired from
the cas-; OF The Cir l Left Behind Me
a week ago. Five years ago she mar
ried y. p. Crissmln, A young banker
n a year or two later obtained a di.
vorce from him.
The marriage TO Howard Gould. K Is
said. will take place In the early Fall.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
TO HIS WIFE's AID.
Fe Pleaded in Court to Purge Ri!
Wife OF Coaterp::.
SAYS that Ills Action Doesn't Indi-
cafe Reconciliation, HyweN-r.

Manager Ga9-g ~ Irlerer. % tho
'..s.aJ. l.;rafe. ..'o-e Justice F.;zsim-
ons ia nlfy court. chambers. TINS
morning. 70 AK that hi. yoYug an!
pretty NE. ne" IlDruc %ewcsmbe. b
spar~I punishment fyr contempt. an!
thereby gave r.r % tn, tIfnpr that b."
and Mrs i~."!-f.f har partially. 3. not
wholly. s"f.lsI their difference
This report, Mr.. L'!~r"r sDys, Is n',
CORRECT, He sas. ,ta, h '- sir-. IT,
derer nave" not .csyIL" re"om,.!"L H.
explains his prss.ue. ia court in her 49,.
halt as a s!mrI" a'; Of justice on his
par.
against Manager Lcdnr.r. -. ".t" 20;
tn" latter MS ordered 10 appear ia slp-
Elementary I~rpD'" lTrEs Tor nat j. 1"-
sal.y t"rme4 u th.fH party ~'At"ih@-
Sirs. Lelere- failed to appear ana a;
last two 1-iaults wer" entered, ami Al.
order .-g."i against her for .h''inrt ~
attorney aipe4reI 10 press the COMPLAINT
..LInst Mr.. L"I"f"I, her husband ~
i-Tai auI Irkcl permission to SPEAK.
when II vas granted b." SAT-.
no contempt II court IN rot Appearing
for cH~amlnation, although d number II
orders 10 10 - have ri.I served az Iti
h.. The only reason sSr GIh MT co"y,
vas b-c1us" she has recently undergone
Il sury!ca! operation, and "'s unHhi- 81
Appear. =" IL now ready wiling -
d, 20
Justice F~ItzsI!nons thcreupor s!gnol m
order i.r"g'.gG MI. L'aI-Irr t. prsseI'
herself brfpr. h.r N Sa.Iriay mex a.
~ a. N. i2r .~EImIrGtiun in IN" SUIT
against ter husband Manager l."tsrrl
SAID his Hl;" w,uld BE- on hand.
SIR. L"d"rer said afterwards to ar
Evening "Orld' reporter, when as!.,.
II his action In this matter was 20 D.
taken as ".!dcnc" II 4 reconciliation be
tween himself and wife.
"" hy. that y ridiculous. 80, there
has been no reconciliation | sir.plS
appeared in court for my wife hecIIst
tn" suit IS against III" and sh' has n
concern In T. n vas only an act o.
jGsiic. on NY part. She sent me the pa
pcrs and I went hefore Justice FitzsIu,
ons to sec that she va purE-l Of con-
tempt
lie saiI that his VII" was in the city
but that she was not living with him al
NTH street n broadway. "he-" sh.
had formerly resided.
The separation Of Mr.. and Mrs lie
derer several weeks ago '"a-'OHc'
much talk in theatrical and other cir
ClTA. one Of the ruuEnE vas said to he
the attentions alleged To- have been pal,
- Mrs. L.cierer by A ~well-klo|l IrGna'
f. editor, who Is also tn" author Of tbs
? li5rettos Of several comic operas.
cussiOn whcn Mrs Ledercr was name
as on" OF several correspondents in N.
suit for divorce brought hy Mrs. AN,
ByrDE against Charles \. ByruC.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
BETTER CIRCUS THAN EVER.
New Features introduced Into Bar
NUNS Great show.

The children are happy, for Barnum's
circus season is in full swing-and bet
ter h ever, for the last Is always the
best with the Juvenile element. The
present circus Is. however, as a matter
OF fact more interesting han its pred
1cessors. lor the spectacular arrange
ments of the Kiraify order are absent.
These arrangements, while very nice,
are Lot the ciISus, and thousands Of
people will be glad to be without them.
The special features now at the Madi-
son Square Garden are too numerous to
describe. There are male and female
champion bareback riders, equestrian
tournaments. Maypole dancers. Chiko
aud Johanna. the gian nj gorillas. a real en-
campment Of Cossacks, clowns OF the
most approved order. with budgets Of
new jokes. and fine collections OF old
ones: trained animal clowns. aerialists,
and all the rest of II.
The circus is also better distributed
han before. 1t is easier to keep track
OF all that Is going on. People do not
feel that III. are missing anything.
There is not that uneasy feeling OF need
ing u few more eyes.
There are some exceedingly clever ac-
robats, and some wonderfully docile ele-
plants. an chronological congress of
strange tribes that is full OF interest.
and 4 menagerie that is s~plendidly
stocked. In fact, this circus is still the
greatest on earth"
The evening world., 1894-03-28
POLICEMEN ON TRIAL.
Lee j.. said to Have dubbed n Man
while in n saloon with Hendry.

Policemen Andrew Hendry and George
W. Lee, OF the Madison street station.
were tried before Commissioned Sheehan
at Police Headquarters this afternoon.
They are accused OF having been in a
saloon at the corner OF Gouverneur and
Monroe streets between l and 3 O'Clock
A. NJ. on March 8.
Lee Is also charged with having struck
Daniel Crowley, a laborer. OF 35i Perry
street, who was in the saloon at the
time.
John Daily. a laborer. testified that he
was in the saloon about / o'clock and
saw Hendry and Lee drinking at the bar.
Hendrv was In uniform. but Lee was
not. With Daily was Dennis Kelleher,
who was called as a witpess later.
Daily said he returned to the saloon.
saloon, when Lee stepped up behind him
and for no cause struck him over the
head with his club. Crowley's friends
took him to Gouverneur Hospital.
Daily said he returned to the saloon,
where they found the two policemen still
at the bar. throwing dice for the drinks,
Other witnesses ~corroborated Daily.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
DINSMORE CLAIM AGAIN.
Lawyer Foster Urges m Audi by
the Board Of Estimntc.

Lawyer Roger Foster appeared before
the Board Of Estimate am Apport!on-
ment to-day to advocate he Dinsmore
claim. which has N-en before the public.
in one form or another. Tor over twenty
years. TIL. CAIN vas originally tor ai-
ver.ising lone b. the city in The Stock
holder, and f. now amounts. with inter-
est. 70 over 5000.
An act vas passed at ALBANY in 1871
directing he Board to consider the claim.
but the Board, on the recommendation
u Comptroller Myers. refused to pay 1t.
Last week Judge An irews issued a writ
of mandamus directing the Board OF
Estimate 10 audit ire calm. and Mr..
Foster today asked the Board to take
the matter ID. He claimed that the act
vas mandatory. bu: Mayor Gi!roy and
Corporation Counse Clark refused 10 in.
torse this view until 1t had been passed
upon BY the court. OF last resort.
Comptroller Fitch and President Barker
were appointed a Committee to examine
the claim again. The Corporation Coun,
sci was directed . obtain from Judge
Andrews a stay Cor the return o: the
writ pending tha Committees report.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
NO TRACE OF BULL" POWERS
DeImore's urder mt Inrgc--wIt-
nesses Admitted 10 Hail.

The police Of the East EIghty-eighth
street station have. as yet. M trace Of
Bull Powers. who on Sunday after
noon hot and Killed John Delmor.,
hfty-hve years old, OF j2 East Eighty
first street. in the saloon Of Thomas
Hunt. 1888 Avenue a.
James German. Hunt's bartender;
Christopher Mccormick, OF 81 East
S~eventy-sixth street. who was present
at the shooting: John Hogan. the lunch
server in the saloon, and Thomas Hunt,
the proprietor. were admitted to bail ia
Harlem Police Cour this morning. They
had been held as witnesses.
German. the bartender. was also placed
under 800 bail for violation Of the ex-
else law for selling drinks on the day
Of the murder
John Ellis, a mlneral-water manufac-
turer, at 40 Monroe street. qualified as
bondsman for all OF the men.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
TRUANT OFFICER ACCUSED.
Snid to Have Committed Perjury
to Send His Children Away.

Edward ]. Lyman. OF 1876 Union street.
Brooklyn came TO New York a year
ago and had his four children. respec-
lively nine. seven, five and four years
Did. committed 10 ST. Joseph's Asylum.
In his afidavlt Lyman swore he lived
at 1855 First avenue.
Lately the Gerry Society has discovered
that Lyman never live in New York,
and that he has been a truant Officer
for the Brooklyn Board OF Education a,
a salary OF 1920 per annum for sever
years.
terdav. In jefferson Market Court to-
day LYMAN was held for examination or
a charge of failure to support.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
She IS A COUNTESS,
Miss Annie Seabury Brewster
Welded to a Polish Nobleman.
Romance Began in Rome and Her
Millionaire Father Objected.
But De Frankenstein Persisted anh
Finally Won His Consent.

The marriage OF Count Henri de
rrankenstein to Miss Annie seabury
Brewster. daughter % the President q
the Plaza Bank, who is worth 1919 n
her own right. took place al MN O'Clock
this morning in 81. PatTick's Cathedral
Archbishop Corr!gan othciated. lie
was assisted By the Rev. James ". Con-
nelly and Rev. Henry T. Newey. Tho
nuptial mass was celebrated hy the Rev.
+. DAILY. The altar was decorated with
lilies. As the party entered the eathe-
oral. wamer's wedding march from
The evening world., 1894-03-28
FOR A TRIP TO THE PACIFIC.
The Old Guard Planning for an
Outing Next Month.

II the arrangements that are now be-
!ng made are carried out the Did Guard
will take a grand outing next month.
Major Thomas f. Sloan has been figur-
ing on a plan to take an excursion to
California and back, to start immediate
~ after the anniversary exercises. which
take place at st. Thomas's Church
April q.
The idea Is to 20 as far as Pasadena,
cal, and stop at San Francisco and
other important cities on the way. The
whole trip is to be made within twenty
davs. The plans and itinerary will be
submitted at the meeting of the Old
Guard on Tuesday next 1t is probable
that about l20 members will go.
It was at first the intention TO take a
trip to Antwerp and back to attend the
exposition there in May. and all ar
rangements had been made when 1t was
learned that the Dutchmen had a Law
which absolutely prohibited IN armed
body OF foreigners from coming into the
country.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
WRIT FOR ALICE WEBSTER.
Alleged Bicycle Thief TO BE Pro-
duced In supreme Court.

Justice Ingraham. OF the Supreme
Court, to-day issued a writ OF habeas
corpus. returaab!e Tomorrow. for the
production before him OF Alice Webster.
the alleged bicycle thief.
The woman was arrested last Satur-
day night at % West One Hundred and
TwcntY-fifth street. when she called TO
get certain letters addressed to Rev.
George Goodwin. n. d"
The police had been notified several
days before that a man giving the ma me
OF Goodwin. and ella inning to be a cler-
gvm4n. had been advertising bicycles
for sale at a greatly reduced price, seem
Iugiy with intent 70 fetraud people who
answered the advertisements.
The prisoner refused to give any &C.
count Of herself or the "Rev. DR.. Good
win"
The writ OF habeas corpus was issued
to-day upon application II Lawyer Maui
rice Myer, OF the Pulitzer Building.
The evening world., 1894-03-28

with the tiny, lily-faced boy away, the
splendid pnrlors Of "a East 5ixty;-fourth
of the gorgeous pink and crimson roses.
the chaste, incense:breathing lilies, the
delicate ferns and the stately palms.
Mr.. Brewster, had nothing 70. say
about the nuptials-"not a word" lie
didn't know the first thing about the
Archbishop: couldn't say whether he
would ofhciate In red, white or blue vest
ments;" he didn't know the initials OF
the Russian diplomat who was to act as
best man. or the names of the ushers;
he didn't want anything put in the
paper, too much having been printed al
ready" and he wouldn't have "a pres.
y mentioned-no. not one" and he
phasis that made his gray eyes blaze
with an indignation that was admirable.
Miss Brewster is very, pretty; very
charming. If she didn't have a dollar
her face would be a fortune, and ner
charming manners, capital, Although a
woman In the eyes of the law, she Is a
child in experience She marrics a
Polish nobleman, with the forbidding
name OF Frankenstein-true there is the
title Countess" and the prcfX-of-the-
nobility de to modify 1t. She goes 10
far away Rome to begin housekeeping
with her noble mother-in.law, and with
the memory of some very brilliant rOynl-
republican marriages that were failures,
still green. There liz not "A family man in
town who cannot understand Mr. Brews-
ter's feelings.
II 1t were not for his gracious wife
"The Evening World" readers woHid
know nothing of the grand ceremony
tina took place at high noon.
Miss Brewster met her fate I'm Rome.
Her mother liked the Count and La pcO-
pie, and II was with her permission that
the Buitor wooed the American beauty.
BY cable and letter the consent Of pHpl
Brewster was denied. Then the lad!as
md the lover came all the way home.
after ordering the wedding trosseau, "to
make him consent, and to-day Baoknr
Brewsters little blonde girl IL 4 real live
Russian Countess.
Only n small mpan witnessed the
ceremony. 1t was intended to have ii in
the drawing-room, which was like a rose
bower. At one end stood a prize dieu, All
hiycups n trailing vines.
The bride was dressed in white satin.
made with n high corsage and sleeves
that were big enough to blow into bal
looms OF circus size. There was the
regulation bridal train, with festoous OF
& thread lace Her tulle veil was fastened
with garlands OF natural range flowers
9 yellow hair played pcek-a-boo with the
folds OF the window draDery.
The maids were all in pink. They had
+ demi wells Of pink tulle, fastened with
y pert little pink alGrettes.
After the service breakfast WIS served
a. Mr.. Brewster's home. After the
. breakfast there was "A crush reception
and after the reception everybody Wen
away but Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster and tn,
midshipmite with the sweet lily-whitt
"A w ~ --
The evening world., 1894-03-28
DISMISSED FOR ASSAULT.
Trouble at the Polls Costs q
brooklyn I]nspcctor His Job.

Hugh J. Mcfarland. an inspector en-
ployed in the Brooklyn city Works
Department at 81 a day, was this morn
Ing dismissed by Commissioner White.
Mcfarland was originally dropped
with "A number of other employees when
Commissioner Whit" first took office. but
later was reinstatcd.
Mcfarland was charged with assault
Ing Albert Anderson, a Third Ward Re-
publican. at the polls last election day.
Anderson submitted an AFFIDAVIT to the
Commissioner Yesterday r]ecitlng Inc
facts IN he" alleged assault. and asking
that the offender be dismissed from the
Department. Mcfarland denies the
story Of the ASA lit.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
ACTED LIKE A WILD MAN.
Ryan Charged with Assault Vuon
saIoon-k ecper Nuhnn.

Charles Ryan, t~hirty-hve years old, a
longshoreman, Of 4Di Pearl street. was
held In 800 bail in Tombs Court to-day
on Il charge OF assault
The complainant, Charles hiahon. n
LIQUOR dealer, corner Of Co@ntieS slip and
Front street, claims tina Ryan went
Into his saloon Yesterday Will. iut1yi-
Gated and acted Ike a wi!d man.
Ryan grabbed "a club. and with 4,
struck Mahon several blows On the
head. Mahon'g head was covered with
bandages when he appeared in court.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
MULLIGAN GETS 20 YEARS.
Convicted OF .%ssnuitinE His Dnugh-
ter and 1. Called II Demon

Judge Fitzgerald, in Part III. Of the
General Sessions, this afternoon SEN
teHcrd James Mulltgan. a longshoreman.
Of 2is East one Hundred and Eighteenth
street. TO twenty years At hard labor
in stat" prison MullIgln was convicted
y"st rlly for ~criminaily assault!rg his
tw~"i"c-vear-oli daughter Mamie.
TIL Judge, in passing sentence. called
Ngliigan a demon.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Accused OF Stealing IL Ring.

Henry Io'omey. s7l De Kalh avenue Brooklyn
was a]rraiPned In the Gates Avenue Court this
morning charged with stealing a diamond ring
valued At So from NIss Annie Coo. ~ cs JEFF
f"f.nn avenue, on MONDAY lar'. shile working as
q helper IN moving hpllchGli gods lie VA
held In 800 bail.
The evening world., 1894-03-28

Philip Keller is suing John Otto and Antor
Manuel In the Supreme Court, brooklyn. to-dA!
for IS, 600 damages for injuries to his son, Henr,
Keller, ave years old. Keller alleges that on Aug
iG, 1892, his son fell into g c~ellar-way in from
Of Nanuel's premises, 100 Bedford avenue. Ottt
in the tenant. The defendants claim that tn
boys in juries werc due to his own negligence.
The case 10 still on,
The evening world., 1894-03-28
KELLY PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Recorder smyth VIII not Lower tho
Alleged Dynnmitcr' HuIl.

John Kelly. who wa recently caugh,
in Harlem with a bundle o! DYNAMITE.
pleaded not guilty before E"corI"r
Smyth, in Part !. Of the Gcneral SEES
sions. to-day. His COUNSEL said tha' Al
the trial he would be able to prove tina,
Kelly was carrying the explosives for
another man.
Lawyer Kingsley also made a motion
hat the bail bc reduced from 500 Ia
500, which the Recorder promptly de
MED.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Killed His Baby Brother.

Ell EMO. o. T.. March ss.-A Mrs. VIII
,,us. who resides in Cheyenne County. left heI
baby IN TIE c--c Of It's two Younger brothers
GIsbson, aged Sit. and another still younger Dur
irE the mothers absence Gibson beat the babe tc
Death with a club. The two boys dragged the
body to the rear 81 tao house and were pre-.
pairing Il bury II when discovered.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Found His Runaway boy.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn March 2s.-M 8.
Moore. OF lH LasaIls street. Chicago. arrived
here yesterday. and Identified his son. chsuncey
Moore. aged n'sen, Who has heen missing from
some since Jan :, The boy came here under an
alias and has been III In the county hospital for
thirty DAYS With typhoid fever. The boy has
been extensively advertised and $500 reward was
offered for his recovery.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
ESCAPED BURGLARS CAUGHT.
Captured Mt Phiilipsburg and
Taken Back to nJil.

B~ELVIDERE. y. j., March 2S.-Harry
Laire and William Dorsey, the two es-
capped burglars from the Warren County
jail at this place. were this morning cap
tured at Phillipsburg. and were taken
back to the jail.
The two men. in escaping. locked their
keeper up in a cell with Murderer An
drews, and then went out of jai! unmo-
Tested.
The evening world., 1894-03-28

TRENTON, y J., March . -G5v wrrts this
morning granted a ]relroyr 20 George Andrew,
'h' convirtc! wife murderer, uU''l April H..
50 mat hil attorneys rtn apply 20 tho Court ~
FLrloHs for clomcnny. Andrews was 70 be hanged
April 8 at Belyilerc.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Two Children Burned to Death.
lBy Associated PressJ

MONTGOMERY. Ala. NarA 2s-Edith aud
Faystts Horton ehi,irsn Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
W. Horton, were ersns,sd In q hay.lott last
evening. They were a. play. and bad some
mAtchsa. One Of the matches isnited and set
reape lively.
The evening world., 1894-03-28
tFr1m Truth

Fr0m TRUTH
Henry Is absorbed in public business"
remarked the wife of the new Congress
man. who was on the Committee on In
dian Affairs. Even in his sleep he signs
over another stack of reds and some
more whites"
The evening world., 1894-03-28
May Know lie Fate Tonight.

WHITE PLAINS. \. Y, March cS-The trial
o. Julia Mills, Implicated in the killing Of
william Frcodborn, with Frank Pepper, Nes re-,
suned to-day before Judge Millr. The evidence
on bohplI u the people was C]oEcllfel At aeon.
The case Will 30 u the Jury tonight
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Award for the N~onteHore Home.

The Mor:eIore Home FOR ChronIc inraliis,
Grand Rgl'eYart. i7t~esn one Hundred and
TE'rr"-eiHhth ard prA Hundred and Thir'y-
niatE streets, has received a special award from
tH- WAITS F.r Tor Originality II design.
elective methods and extraordinary results"
The evening world., 1894-03-28
Innocent.


rrom JuuSeD
Let &c the anchor!' said the captain.
II amt a-touchin' it," said the new
deck-hani.
The evening world., 1894-03-28

The Tailor made Suit here illustrated
wa,de,i.ncd. cut, made. aud pressed by
men and Is made Of fine ali-wool Covert
C.ulh. spon-cd and shrunk--ls stitched
throughout With silk: the Coat faced TO
undcr.arm seem with fine quality silk
serge. --CGn be worn opeuDa as illustrated
or closed. making ~ tIghtittinC jacket
chcct of the very latest style. The skirt
Is full width. new umbrella pattern.
has deep hem. md is finished AT bottom
with rows Of stitching
'Xuui,I'Clv done & ~ nC
GO orr deep gray. light. "a Hn
medium and lark tan N'UO
Tins su,t rs honestly
worth S25.O our price
10 oulY
The evening world., 1894-03-28

sssibing IoiicDs The gums and aiaysa pain. 21c.'