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The evening world., 1894-09-07
JERE DUNN TAKES TO WATER.
He Is n Promoter of n Syndicate to
supply Linden.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

TsPcV1dT 10 TIC EVtHIHB WuTIuT
ELIZABETH. n. J., Sept. 7.-Jere
Dunn. the noted sporting man. b!os-
soned forth in a new role here to-day
az promoter of water company syn:
dicate. He is one of the !ncorporators
and stockholders of the Linden Water
Company, which fled articles with the
Clerk OF Union County. Its capital 10
placed at sl00.O00
The Company proposes to supply water
to the people of Linden township,
where the Linden race track is located
and run mains through the streets OF
the village. The other incorporators and
stockholders. besides Mr.. Dunn, are Fer.
dinand A. Thompson. of Linden. ana
William ]. Lansley, of Elizabeth.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
MAY lNDICT THE OFFICERS.
President of n Trolley Line to APP
pear Before the Mayor.

resident benjamin Norton. of the At
iantlc Avenue Railroad Company. was
notified to-day 10 appear before Mayor
Schieren in the brooklyn City Hall next
Monday n 70 o'clock In consequence OF
the recent verdict of the coroner's jury
recommending thu indictment Of the OFF,
ciIl' OF the road for gross negligence.
Inc verdict was rendered at the inquest
on the death Of John z, Walker. ten
wears old. ot iN' Tenth street, who was
KILLED on Aug. 50 10y a Fifth avenue troll
60
The evening world., 1894-09-07
"GARCIA" LABEL INJUNCTION.
Continued Until Suits Against
manufacturers Are settled.

United States Circuit Judge Lacombe
to-day continued until trial the prelim-
mary injunction obtained by G. Garcia
Cuevo in "A suit to restrain julius Lam
daurer ct al from using the label Gar
cha" on cigar boxes.
were made and the defendants. a num-
Der of local cigar manufacturers. ar.
raigned in the Tombs Court several
months ago. The cases were all car
ried to the higher courts.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Laborer. Don't Like Their Quarter.

LONG ISLAND CITY. l. 1. Sept 7-Ther. Il.
considerable issling among the ItalisnS employed
on sewers IN several streets over their quarters
and they also olam that they must buy their pro.
visions from the store on the grounds The men
say they receive 90 cents and 81 10 per day and
II they Gid not live In the shanty, for which they
pay VI PEI Eonth, they would lose their Jobs.
The contractor SAYS they are not compelled TO
live a. the ShAn,y. and iAat he IL sure the
men set all they want 70 eat
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Brooklyn Brevities.

Police Commissioner welles to-day srantei per.
mission To Policeman John Mckenna OF the
pouca boat Judge Moore, TO receive a medal
20 mthe Life-Saving Association for his bravery
in 'ascuing Patrick Murphy who fell intU wal
labout Basin a short time aGo
George u. smith thirty-two years old OF %
Fourth street fell out Of a third-Etory window at
an early hour this morning and sustained frac-
juries.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
WHERE IS WILLIAM HUSS?
Missing a Year, His Dying Mothe,
Wants Him.

Alois Huss. an aged German tailor, Of
1893 First avenue. called at Police Head
quarters this morning and had the books
searched for his son William. thirty-five
years old, a cloth-cutter, who left home
year ago to look for work.
The police have no record, and the
fnther fears his son has met with mis-
fortune. The missing mans mother is
at the point of death and wants to see
her son before she dies.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
COMRADES AT HIS BIER.
Company u VIII Attend Serst.
Gcndars Funeral

Company y, Thirteenth Regiment,
Brooklyn, will this evening attend in d
body the funeral services OF ex.Quarter-
master SerCt. Thomas 5, Gendar at his
late residence, Isl Monroe street
Sargt Gendar served the State for
fifteen years In the Thirteenth. He was
very popular.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
MORE CHARGES AWAITED.
Roland II. Smith Said to Have
Forged Extensively.

ELIZABETH, n. j.. Sept. 7.-Roland
B. Smith, with a dozen aliases. was ar.
rested here last night for forger", ana
this morning was turned over to Pam
fed. where the complaint against him
was made. .A.r
1t Is said there are several otnsss
charges of similar nature to be hau'
against him to the Grand Jury. ,.u
He was committed to the County jan
by Justice Nash. OF Plainfie.d.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Janitor o keefe Holds the Fort.

LONG ISLAND CITY. Sept 7,-Enginser NJ
F. o'Keefs is stu In possession Of the enslns.
room OF the First Ward school, despite the
EFFORTS Of the Commissioners and Kennedy, tho
alleged legitimate appointee, TO dislodEs him
" keefe wac appointed by the trusteeo OF the
school, and the Commissioners ROW sAy the,
will refuse to slgn warrants for hIS salary, al
tkennsdy. wAAS apopinted. b. them
The evening world., 1894-09-07
MRS. WHEELER RELEASED.
No Longer Suspected of Killing Mrs
Defries

PATCHOGUE, l.. l., Sept Mrs
Julia Wheeler, arrested on suspicion of
having been connected with the death
of Mrs. Defrics, was given a hearing
yesterday at Port Jefferson. Mrs.
Wheeler stuck to her previous story of
having heard men talking near Mrs.
Defries's house on the night she died.
When Mrs. Wheeler was discharged
she embraced her daughter for JOY over
the result of the inquest. The officials
now think Mrs. Defrles's death was
superinduCed by fright caused by
burglars. The authorities hope to yet
capture the burglars.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SAID HE WAS AN INSPECTOR.
This Led - Gehnrts Arrest Mt
Cnncy Ig!and.

Otto Gehart. twenty-fcur years old.
OF 5l3 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn, was
held by Justice Finherty. in the Corey
Island Police Court this morning,
charged with representing himself as a
building Inspector.
Gehart visited the cuncer; hall on
Surf avenue kent by Bartholomew
O'connor, and sai1 he wantei to in
srect TIE building. Proprietor O'Con-
mr. re'ame suspicious and caused the
r.Aiis arrest.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
For n Half Cent n Word.

That Is all the situation-seeker has to
pay for twenty words OF advertising at
10 cents In, all THE Worlds" all day
tomorrow. Every Saturday all OF the
Situation Wanted" ads are repeated
from "Th. Morning World" into THE
Evening World free OF charge.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
A STOCKING HER BANK.
Mrs. Mcmahon Says She Has Been
Rohbr'l Uf S.Dt.

Mrs. Marcello Mcmahon. who keeps n
milk depot on Forty-cighth street be-
tween Eighth and Ninth avenues.
Brooklyn, reported TO the police of the
Fourth avenue station this morning
that she had been robbed of SOL by Ben
jamin Higgins. employed by her as a
driver.
The money was kept In stocking.
Mrs Mcmahon said. and she supposed
nobody knew where she hid 1t Higgins
slept in an adjoining room. Detectives
Raleigh and Graham have been detailed
on the case.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
AItenberR.r 10 BE Cremated'

AT 10 30 o'clock this morning the body Of Der
hard Aitenberger, who was hanged yesterday
morning in the Hudson County Jail. Tor Wv
murder OF his sweetheart. Katie Rupp,
taken TO the crematory at Fresh Pond' - -
where Il will be incinerltsd.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Mayor schieren Must show Cause

Mayor scheren served this morning Wits
an order Issued BY Supreme Court Justice Cullen
requiring him TO show cause Tomorrow morning
why he should No; be compelled TO issue a per.
nit to allow the members Of the Italian So.
ss santa sEs1s,i Nara ss LsSI9 to 9ss ARE
alleges that Mayor SchieTen refused TO 'give them
any reason for not granting permit when they
applied for IL. and that his conrse IN the matter
has been Arbitrary. Tae case Will be- argued
to-meTroN morning. - f-n --...
The evening world., 1894-09-07
struck by n Trolley Car.

sevsn-ysAr-old George Ra!SksS, Of 50 sumpter
street Brooklyn. while crossing Fulton street.
near Patehen avenue, BROOKLYN, this morning was
struck BY trolley car ef and thrown several feet
he WAS badly cut and bruised about the head and
face. Surgeon HuSSey removed him to bis home.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Low WATER TO-DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK.
ARRIVED
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TODAY.
To SAIL TOMORROW.

PeruviNn..... see. ......................Gla Glasgow
!roauotS .... =. .,.... ...... ......., Charleston
hcanthus. ..... ...... ...... ....... Mont evideo
Rio Grlude. ....,,.. .......... ....... Brunswick
The evening world., 1894-09-07
Lost, Found and Rewards.

osT-Thursday evening on Eighth ave car. be-
tween seth and iotth eta, lAdy's sold, watch
and ehAin: return 70 Janitar. % wssi iotih q. |;
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyers
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction 10 millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufac.ured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
Bras..i. Doctor. Conbine-

The physicians of Brussels have re
Gently banded themselves into a union
pledged to resist any attempt TO
cheaper their scale Of remuneration,
and have bound themselves not - ae-
cept any fee below certain fixed sum
They have been led to take this course
BY a circular addressed to them by
several industrial unions, informing
them that physicians who would give
m edical attendance at the rate OF 80
cents a visit would be exclusively
called in by sick members Of the
trades unions.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
sIoo Rrr.rdH HIoo

The reader q thi. paper all ae plea.ei 70
learn that there is al least one drradcd diss k.s
that science has hccn ahlr 10 cure Ia al iis
sia-cs and that 8 Catsrrh Hail's Cstarrh
Cure Is the uuly positive curv AngsH 70 The
medical fraternity. gatErrh tciug COZ
stitutional disease, rerui01s a constitutional
treatment. Halls CataEth Cur~ Is iAksu IN
tcrnally, acting dirgctly lpuB The blood and
mucous surfAccs 81 thc systE1l. thrrray Dr.
stIuying the fUuu I!zfiun - the disease, and
giving the patient sfrrC-rh hy iuilGiu., up Nc
constitution and sssisiias nAfurc tn auias -
work. The proprietor have - much iaith
10 il curative Ioacrs, that thrT ufcr One
Hundred Duilars for anF cas- that u fails 10
cure. Send f8- ilst - tcst.muuials
Address, p } CHENEY & co. Toleda, o.
Il sold by pgl .-is e..
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
Much made.

Money stringrncy is no; the oaiT ozuss %
hard times, And &c takes very uttie moury
AppomaitnE eluntF. Va. urttrs that he As
afflicted With rheumatism Tor several years,
and physicians gave him no relief. Fiaalir
he was rubbed all OVER With - 5Ecog's on
and CURED Dur!Hg his ilincss be hzI spssnss
and was not expected 20 live This polnts a
way 70 many who thlnk ;iuBcs hard but Whp
can hnd an ea-y say out oi thsir troablesL
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

THE BHEArn Of a chronic eAtArrh pasisas
4. often 90 offensive that be becomes an oo-
ice, of disgust After time nlecrAuon seo
ouentiy destroyed A eonstsnt source OF dis
comfort is the dripping of the puruiert &C.
crrtions into the throat. sometimes producing
invcteraie bronchitis, which IL usually the sx-
citing cause of pulmonary disease Inc orii-
n.at result. by its use for years past properly
de.ignate Ely's Cream Balm n BY far The
best and only cure
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
I.eIa nrsurrs Onions rsn NcRt

I.aI3 BUSHELS ONIONS PER ACRE
Do you want fine vegetables Just
twenty days ahead Of your neighbors'
II so send 81 for Salzer's - packages
earliest vegetable novelties tsufiicieut
for family. His seeds are Northern
grown. extremely early. enormously
productive. Think of IL, r Bey, Cali
fornia. grew 1918 bushels onions from
Salzer's seed per acre How That :
the secret which Salzer imParts 70 all
who buy his onion seed
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The attention of baseball players ~ho rc-
eeive wounds of one kind or another every
dAy, from hat or ball. .. directed to the fact.
that Salvation on "a the best application 10
use for the cure of cuts, bruises and sprAins-
= cents
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03


SUMNER SNOW faF - Fcars. ~
csse n2fs1y ras.scii rusnrs ff'is ffsssi
t<ssd sfsa4llne rssrllFs zrr llsstil-
eAi- nizlsis 8 e. teaer, rs0rr cod
thAu afhrrSs gafT sssi frerx ssizl
ko1r SEAS MIN otHERs Fsil.
II Interested l1 Tres, Afuftk,
hussss. bfuntnrsatlais. sT1ae ioF o.
csafe ssss eaies prices sill ave
you ta1zry. All voEti fsatlaLss-
sPslzter IS hed ar. hsl, -af3, ,r-s
s.; las. arpArs alssfzET g akezz-
ol0 ots PROCESS Nheae Eacx
fr-s-s arr carefully pruFgt-Afezt IT.
Eardisss q cosi - ~ osls kfsNEu
fnctbnd that gives fru.Ifa la..
hyci tires Thry live iearef a.e
kear Better "--,Src. Mn4t ~ 4HaF
GEOs uue rEs.rl1rr ulg1.ssi
is s3oo aitAsui Lssise Tree Nuu
con get better AZ aslT slrirs. t.lr
equally rIssI falF isass 11.l1sf. ds4fs
arr etae LOWEST PRICED sarssnes
10 T. - Ter s. sf|sas a=s-ll4 uaW
wide darinz 69 rEsEs.
teAd the tl1s q lrgass
frurl rztfn1nrFs vllli lrlzr F7-af 2
Ter YaaE. NFuUH ass me- a-riIf
TIE sEdonli tue ii5iHi al74 aga1 rtIg
AtE order n alf r.ff,T Ha4If a8ffi
fous 7R1Ea Ue sli1f .F.al zlh-
e. laf pt7 tuu1 aT ule fs sa, fl,.
Causewr hsse tt- san-st1r#n
luu acres A-rTsr.E. EnsEai asf
hArdy tst Chelts sagfs a1s
acres BTrilaras .A 1 -ifHE Ne
~ LsLA1 'ie'I'. ship az lslater-t
FhEE FREiGHI sIsHs Bgos sI
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

What DR. Bulls Cough syrip has done for
Others for nearly two generations 81 will DO
for you. II you will Try Il once you vii Dc
convinced that IL i the best family medicine
and you will never be without IL
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
.5, 500 PROM rFN ACRES

A. NJ Lamb. n market gardener IN
Pennsylvania, cleared $500 on i've
acres of cabbage and i've acres Of
onions The reason OF this. he ssys,
was because SalEcrs seeds are so ex-
tremely early and wondrously pro
ductive. He offers cabbage riPcning
in sixty days: pea in forty. a new
tomato. the Ferris Wheel measuring
two feet in circumference, and mauy
other remarkable sorts Of small fruits,
flower and vegetable seeds, potatoes,
farm seeds, etc.
With enc 10 the John A Salzer Seed Co,
La Crosse. Wis. You viii receive their
mammoth catalogue and package @; Ferris
Wheel Tomato. or Efth &C and yoH get cata,
logue and sample of % dAy ras'ssh
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

There arr no printers in the TcrAs 9cnitcn-
uary a; Huntsville. notwithstanding tAA1 u is
easy to get proof In the case OF printer
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

Marian Hariand says that the coming SO
man will have her orn bank account Thls
I. god nca.-fo- The ensalnE ma.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

New York cigar dealer refers TO a cousin
who run. $ restaurant In Hartford As a Goa
nncticnt hller y
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

They make Ga.li af che aH0Icuf E-ypgaH
mummiHs found ~ Thchaz and f01 rr1eh
paint makes the m1iCr8 women look llsT
ancient EETplLau mluule-
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

SUDDEN CHANCES uF WEtrnEH eausa
Throat Disease There g no mdtr rrecfusl
remedy for Coughs. Colds, etc, ItAa BEuRSss
BRONCHIAL TEpCuEs SB,d 0afg IN baas
Price % cents
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The Democrat who has been kicked straight
out of po-torice Immediately ceases TO Be
straight Democrat
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

A Partisan iadF Nrars ball sha-s uith uav
watches sei In the iastcps Presumably this
euahles her 10 keep time aith her feet
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

send tuu 2-ec1' stamps % The Road Pub
fishing Co. Denver. Colo. a1I eFt q -aHlpIe
yUpy % 7Ar Road aid ose q JlIlr great Bog,
llsl OcfCpus ms1s free
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

Il hurts a man Just about as much TO burn
him in efsgy As TO have his shadow on the
SAll butted BY goat
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The human system needs continuous aud
careful AGtentlon to rid it.elf OF it, impuri-
tie. BeechAm's Pills act like magic . eta
box
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

Never kics poor, frlendlrs- tramp auar
from your llaI I.L !. u.--eeaaa 10 90 n '
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

Heavy plaid shawl. and fur jackets arc be-
Ing used everywhere-by moths
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03
oreh-ra,

Plant encourage ,ou, -.
u tskes today bushel q, sae- /
peek OF Appies-orchari. saeti /
shAfe of co-operativ- orch, ~ ".
out noney-An inve.tnss. isrssi
- yell a. for men of lIri.s ~ - \
viding orchards -hies sat.. asazs |
never get. A great oreha-s -s ~
ough. business like nlsn. .ys'sa
before attempted. ". 'iss.s
sur srr..,.o 10 our ,,,iih iaiih IA our -
!,s, pss cent p'.n, slseAay plAa,.,. - -
nen-over 70 ,ooo acres, go. url
ding over halt nillloa . ~, ri
orchards doubllng Ia v.lss - =
Income; Our helps sassle
eeed Write u.- See .ay sas
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

The hair |. no- uors -
shirred uith eourAni irir-,s, ~
lAsn ,snnis ialnbsequla.. est Y
over INC cars. II hs eos.llsr,a -.
The Lamar register., 1894-02-03

- y sal. rn-,aEr fssr- y-
s.'E.is'' Of ar-isrn vsa - :. -, !. :
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-01
EDEN MILLS.

Sabin Scott, who has been sick for some
time, is now some better.
Some of our farmers are taking their sur
plus potatoes to the car this week.
Miss Minnie Bacon is at home from John
son, where she has been working the past
year.
Rumor says that O. NJ. George has rented
his farm to his son Herbert and will move to
the Mills.
There has been good demand for wood
the past few weeks, the weather being some
| what frosty.
A Mr.. Davis from Underhilll has bought
the place known as the Bigelow farm and
| taken possession.
Don't forget your duty the first Tuesday
| in March Len thinks he can do better at
road-making now he has let his farm.
The Washingtonian ball was attended by
| large crowd but few couples were in
masque. Paul's orchestra in attendance.
| This is busy time for our doctor, He
says he can hardly get time to play game
| of checkers. Doc. plays a good game some.
| times.
| The dancing-school will be held at the Cor.
ners until further notice. For the accommo,
dation of the Mills young people or school
| there will be one "electrlc car" each Satur
| day evening make trip from said stations
Eden Mills, in front of drug store, to
Corners hotel. Conductor, C. F. Wheelock.
| The masquerade ball at the Mt. Norris
| hotel was complete success, there being q
| large crowd The music was enjoyed by all
| as also was the supper, The proprietor
knows how to please the eye and keep things
on the tables in an appetiEing order.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-01
EDEN.

Merton Shattuck and wife have been visit
ing IN Cambridge for a few days.
O'Brfen's dance last Saturday was very
well attended considering the cold weather.
The auditors are to meet at the clerk s
Office next Saturday at g. a. IN. They are F.
II. Raymore, f. Ell. Stone and Martin Shat
tuck.
Let us all turn out next Tuesday. There
will then be no occasion to find fault after
the meeting is over, unless we are inclined to
grumble at being in the minority.
The Washington ball at the hotel Mt.
| Norris was pronounced a success, nearly
| fifty couples being present The prize of free
| supper tickets for the best dancers was
| awarded to o. B. Stone and his partner
Jennie Emery. For the most awkward ap,
pearance, J. 5. Emery, was said to have re-
| ceived honorable mention.
Mr.. Editor:
SIR,-Your Eden correspondent seems to
| be at a loss for items, so makes complaints
how the sexton leaves graves until some
more convenient season. The fact is that
| the graves are filled soon as the friends
| leave the cemetery. | do not think anybody
would take pains to complain to him, if sucf
was the case. They would more likely come
| to me. The author of the item presume
would pile the dirt in when the friends Wert
looking in the grave, just to make some ont
feel bad, as that is his makeup. If hi
Honor will please explain what he means BY
the dead man, will try and elucidate.
SEXTON, Eden, Vt.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-01
The Road Law OF 1892.

Editor News and Citizen:-
A circular from Burlington admits
that the Road Law needs a large
amount of amending, and to help the
next Legislature to determine what
changes and improvements are need
ed and demanded by the people, six
questions are asked of men of ability
in the several towns, and a sugges-
ton made that it might be we'll If
this subject could be discussed at the
coming town-meetings.
So far as towns are concerned,
the only questions needing discus
sion are
Would you favor the change from
the state to the county method OF
distributing the five per cent. high
way tax?
Would it be advisable to have g
practical road-builder as supervisor
or instructor in each county?
What changes in the law of 1885,
would you suggest?
At this late date, we know OF ne
way to so forcibly bring home to thu
people for discussion at our mex
town meeting these questions, as tt
ask you to insert this in your paper
READER
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1894-03-01
a Peep into the Future.

We read about the ''swarming mil
lions" of Russia, and suppose that
the poor people of the cars domin-
ion are coming over here for lack of
room. Well, the census says there
are 124, 100000 of them, or about
double the number of people in the
United States. But Russia has 81
100000 square miles of territory,
while the United States, counting
Alaska, has 3,569,530. With an
average of forty acres apiece, or 200
acres for every family of five, it is ev-
ident that our Russian immigrants
are not crowded Off for lack of space.
When our country becomes filled
with people, there will be a great rush
for the unoccupied fields of Russia.
But still the cry will go up, Young
man, 90 west, for the Behring straits
will be bridged, and the entry into
Asia will be made by rail, the emf
| grants carrying our free institutions
with them. These pessimistic students
of social science who are already fig
uring upon the over-pOpulation OF
] the earth and it's failure to feed the
swarming Millions" should take
Russia into the account. A century
hence the descendants of these Rus
sian immigrants are likely to enter on
the return journey to the mother
country" but it will no longer bt
"the land of the ear"