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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18
Journalistic Success.

The kockland Daily Star recently cele-
hrated the completion Of ts first SIX months
Of existence. The paper has achieved an in
slant success, its circulation printed III
each mornings issue averaging over $500.
Started in the midst Of opposition and
during the present business depression It's
record is one OF which it can Justly be proud.
The Star has taken an assured position as
one of the leading aailies of the State. Knox
County can be congratulated upon possess
ing such an able representative.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18
ll.lllIe NIiseeIlAnA.

leH-'F tiisll4r @f HfNWu
fiy. geFtr'- TIT ilf week. sliN.
tNHltei7u- mMtlnNes npNn Il
er, ~p-H .aH VI Wi rrSseAS M tlH
34rs H4 tie leglt-t y almt
-UrN!E et -iaAeF-r -ged tIl-
,ras aaH rrtr hy Is Ntt HM-
-A45li, aItNou-H evidently -lt-
rif.t HE requirements. from the
rf -ht- 5ls uet advance, 1ie ln-
Netg~lr4fl CARRIERS continues AY-
sM4U ALA tni~ p@ipi and het-
I'M MWD A. rNptctea whgie busi-
tG,i- M sly i-tilarIiN i condition.
iHr giis ~ tile far East, however,
1 and for Calcutta rates are d trfie
General arg0 treigft- for distant
5rp tiHiet, but suitable vessels being
iHNiuus rates for Australia, South
~8lth America ana California are
'trd Deal and timber trei ghts remain
Tie u0-deck load clause in charter
ilfiu rlt Provinces has AGAIN come
-7a, hut -. 4V- are still current
Mi THE Bay n Fnnav to the United
IN AT the yellow pine ports there
INV little demand for ships, and
.e largely nominal Naval store
irom Georgia and Carolina ports to
M rders are i'm on basis Of - Ga -
Ri more for spirits, with good in
handy vessels uf average size at tpp
ll tte River Plate the inquiry FOR
VESSELS continues light and rates
if the yellow zine ports >l0a ~,
ate = form. from Eastern Atlantic
80 and from the St Lawrence
Fyf lt9 d. JmAeiro from the yellnw
III 4
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

In August the fields ana rpadsides III some
parts Of eastern Maine starred with the
flower known III many places rs Arnica and
used such. Mrs. II X. Crosby OF West
Goudsboro, who thought she recognized the
plant, sent specimen To the agricultural de-
rartment at Washington, which promptly
named If the fail clandelion, eontodun au-
tumnalis. Mrs Crosby says none Of the
species Of Arnica are native along the coast
Of Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18
Notice Of Second Meeting.
State of Maine. Waldo IS. Court of Insolvency

III TIE ea-v M q IN WENTWORTH, III tlfe Coun-
II NJ Wad". insnbent Debtor
NNt are hcrci,N notified that WITH the approval
i Of the Judge Of the tour ~ Insolvency for
said County nl W.il,lo the second meet ina the
creditors of said InsoNeni is appointed to h, held
az the Probate taNr Rorm in Belfast "a SAID
County Ot Wado. mi " Cllnc~laS. TIE i4th day of
November, All ~ lsat. AT two n15lDrk in the after
noon Npn wll govern Yourself Accordingly.
Given pnler my hand and tile order NJ said
court, Tins llth day Ut October, \ ID lsN4
Attest :-IERE'Ii ID. PARKER,
IVA Register ot said ln>olvent Court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

Coming directly after the great Bryant
centennial at Cummington, it is lifting
that the New England Magazine should
pay attention to the great New England
poet in its October number A tine por-
trait Of Bryant forms the frontispiece Of
the number, and this is accompanied BY a
thoughtful paper on Bryant, the Poet of
Nature" by Forrest +. Emerson.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18
lERnH ID. rAKkEK, Register.

AT a Probate Court heldat Belfast, within and for
the EanntN M Waldo nn ne second tuesday ,t
October H.. ~. lSn4
+ lDA ". PERRY Daughter M ISAAC iIA1GH5
u late 81 l>le~h"rp III Said I"unts M Maltlo,
decreased. haNn4 presented petition that i,i1ni-
ration o me cstfte of said deceased be granted
N ISAAC VI HATCH of Brewer in tie County
Of hruob~cot
nrsiefel lhai tle suid petitioner NJ uotire WA
All persons interested NM causing raN h tltis
prster tN f Published three Weeks ~tlrnrS~NelN in
th' Republican lNnrh}. printed III ise. fast. that
they may appear M 4 Probate Court w ~ held
al Belfast within and for said C"tntN ,~u HE
ontl Ine,'iaN NJ November neat, At ten If he clock
Before n"oN. and show cait>e, il tl4N hcN h.Ne.
WhN the PRAYER M ~lia petitioner ~lculu nr le
granted.
GEO. 4. JoII NSuN. .lu,ge
4 true cory. Attest;
.iERF ID. PARKER. register
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

Monroe aud Mis- j S. Hartman Of this
IN. +.. Mrs ,laulrS IIalhrupk If Bangor is
visiting hel daughter. Mr~ Manley CHM M
tflis place. AfalMe Harding Als returned
N Worcester, Mass, where nv Has work for
| the winter Mrs. Edward /. Warren aud son.
vino have been visiting An John Browns.
| have returned IN theii homA Srh. Romeo,
Cant Hartman. ha~ Went IN Eoekport ast
week With another load VI stayes. y. Gait.
F. F. Harding IS at home on a visit to his
family The many friends Of Capt Will
af'l CHM ana Wife, .urmrr residents If this
| Place. We're PANIED ~ Near NJ the recent
| death in Nebraska Of their daughter Mrs.
| Georgia Waidron. She was sick only few
| days With typhoid fever and il was a heavy
| blow ~ the dear ones eft She had been
married about three Years and beloved
| " all Who knew her. size leaves, to mourn
their loss, a husband little daughter, an
aged father and mother. and three sisters
| Mrs. Evelyn Hartman ann Mrs. Ernestine
Smell Of Nebraska, ana MrS Kate Hartman
| Of this place and the grandparents, Capt. and
1a,.. l.'''.' ~
s,esn ,,,r r.,I..,.oa ,on,.a,,,I .,,-a IL.
l.ay down TIN head nl,an thy Sayior'> hret.t
1 We loved thee well. Tilt
Jesus loves Thee best
Hest. ~wetils rest,
,',I We j., ,',Tr 1, leiie III ,mfpHg-
/ Until we know ,ven as We tre known.
SNee'iN
/ PK">rE' T. Everybody ~ gathering ia tine
apples. PresPee' ! famous apnlr. and the VA
retN most extensively raised III town, the
| Harvey grtenlng is Short This crop blight-
| td, and i pretty eNrnlN distributed In tHM IN,
/ and fnally IL rearl4eN oveF ht Whole raHA-
tY BMt s0lle other VARIETIES are befter than
1 for wears. We have ioN bushels hand-l,icleG
baldwins that are the le9t >rt. Leonard
! hWr@eM haS al lNshels af irn DAVIS s@nles.
\ Il. 0 H4tG aiaims tMat 4H4 N0lheaN Irals
will Aaye t]e most lus.reI mtablr iIarNey
/ .rppnfitss Ea.stat.tl. el4rls w4l r-r t.fi
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

Arrangements are III progress for tile.
building Of hotel at P-maptlld, which
Will probably he ready for use early neNt
season, at a cost of about $1,000.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

II-AIpa IS --Im ColiM NJ rHahatr hell .tt R,.l-
w tA~. enl fha ~eroInE Fun~,IaN M ll,e, n.r.
Sat AlDNID A IsEOMN ti4ardi4I.Uf I.Nt ,N
tt. TWlTGilEl! MI IFye,itn. lN ..li, EaHntt.
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jnisrol-tn.i lrax .,4r,uI +s. far4n.-l t.Hr. III, G
finfi wv It0 it41+ .tIi tl y.,4 r;0N
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III lIE ,Ili~iifiaf ,tlrhN -INF~ ntthI 1N8itft sll
\ rSWNefM," th.t1 ht H,l- hrtai tNIlN nN5nlnrrI
allI taken ulfNN lnu~rt rlR frI-l w siili~tn.t-
fNii tit h"ni~ li9lf, "l iht 'e5Atr ~
ELISHA g. AEtN .lafeo WIn5ril OFT,
N the 1euifN m Wa(o Nlee'-i7''t!. bN 4lNns h'iiu
AN thr MANY iltef~ lir iirf 'Ni9 retNr'Si tl ll"f
HNll- "liN 4lf Nnhled la -ai' ,iNVta~rN e~iFr l0
haN'i HHit ltN ll" .tail Ri"~t NNN iAt Ge.
hAll'iS thtitr t"rNhhlt le -tln@ i@r 7rl lanirMt
Inn SHis'il4ef hefti'N TiNfN W4Ni!G fH'' g. AIl
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H '9 lhNeN uiN'h ilefSei ]tt fFhNt 'l AiNiti~itii-
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\ a. .l'' "a" N' 't'iti't' 'titts> an per
i' , VT" '' ili"'''t ~ fu " t,'Nt'' Nlt,t i'
I'hr inli'i'n.,tt ls'hfh', 'ilN I'">t "lin hlNr
aN helllAS thereon. lptNM!Nlt tht same iNr ~t'I-
'le"lehl y hef- lli-A i'N Eil-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

Mrs. Susan Overlook died Sept 2sth at
her home in Stockton Springs, aged IS years,
months. Her illness was of a distress me-
and serious nature but She bore it With "a
thence and trust. She was d kind hearted
and loving mother, WHO will be greatly
missed in the home circle She leaves a
husband. five sons and two daughters, Who
did all they could in smoothing her down
ward journey to the grave. They We're all
present AT the funeral services, Sept. 30, at the
family residence, attended by Rev. X. q.
Harbutt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

M sear in which Oliver Wendell Holmes
apn, 1867, saw also the birth Of Glad
NF Is0tert 9, Winthrop, Abraham Lin
Darwin, and Tennyson. Of these no
men only two are now living. Glad
'~ iad Winthrop.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18
Something to Puzzle Over

lf the seven blanks with six letter
using always the same SIX letters
s4tl and you haze 4 complete para
w IL his gray,
Hng the moonbeams play.
sr4 tliat under the shadows lay,
He, merrily did he sing,
the great, thou the strong,
# great battles to tlee may belong, :"
fAfe leaves with their join in the song
John BarleNcorn my king.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-10-18

TTIT NFIT7NVIT1FT TTVN ITNtS FUUII IlVIltt 20 AT
! concerned, that She has been du'N appointed
and taken upon herself the trust Of ASlmini> IA
triN of the estate of
MlNOT E. FRENCH. late of l.ncalnNille,
IL the County " waldo. deceased. by giving bond
the law directs She therefore requests all WIZ.
sons vino are indebted M said acceaSeS estate III
make immediate payment. and those WHO have
amy demands thereon, I" exhibit the same for
Element To her.
3wlo lltEKEJ, c. FRENCH.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

Miss Adele Richie, leading lady OF the
new play entitled THE Devils Deputy
will make her first appearance in some
of the most beautiful gowns made by
Dautsch a Co, OF Fifth avenue, corner
irwantv.second street. One dress worn
in The first act is made of apple-green
"a rim hrocade, OF the period dating back
70 The year lS4O-a heavy saun SKIRT thl-
broidered in gold, trimmed with autumn
leaves, and a full straight tunlS OF W
nle.g green brocade, lined In gold-coiored
satin, The bodice Is an emorolaered
low corsage of white, embroldered net,
large triple revers of the point d.esprlt
lace This is antique lace, over wv
hundred years old; extraordinary Arse
sleeves with flowing lace, ana an , tN
ouisite hat to match. our desGIi n,
hardly does justice to the gown ~ mus %
be seen TO be appreciated. The gown 70
b pe Worn in the second act Is one OF
seast simplicity, made OF ivory white
sstin the skirt being extra full an
arornd and festooned with gold-emoToi-
darsd lace caught here and there with
iaree torouise-blue velvet bows. IL has
a iittie round baby waist, with double
yandvke collar and large, quaint sleeNes,
seaminE TO form a large pinwheel, OF
lace trimmed with flowers The nat 70
,his eown IL of white satin. embrolleted
~ ms eSoId the facing OF the hat rting
h Was once a lace collar belonElns
70 one Of the mobiles OF France ann Worth
a Sahulous sum of money i: ltseli lhe
other gowns are not surnclentiS
vanced' and consequently oahhvl &c as
scribed, but enough. 70 promise 'sA'
treat 10 see them. =
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SUGAR AN UNSTEADY STOCK.
Its Fluctuations Have a Bad Effect
on Late Trading.
Speculation Is Dull and Uninterest-
ing All Day.

The bears were less demonstrative this
morning and except in the cases Of Bur-
lington & Quincy and Rock Island the
market was tirmer in tone and received
good support. London bought few
stocks, but it was intimated that the
buying orders were inspired here.
Rock Island and Burlington & Quincy
were inclined to weakness at the OPEN
ing, the former having been sold on a
rumor of a reduction In dividends, and
the latter on belief that the Govern
ment crop report to be given out to-day
Will make sorry showing
Soon after the opening the bears, find
ing they could make little impression on
the general list, started to cover, and an
advance OF IA to IA per cent. quickly
followed. The important advances We're:
Burlington & Quincy rose / to rs rs;
Northern Pacific pref, !, to 81 rs; Amer
lean Sugar, "a, to los -; American Cot
Chicago Gas IL, to "A 5-S; st. Paul 5-s to
66 rs; Rock Island 1-2, to IS La Louis
vile & Nashville 7-s, to 81 Is; Distillers'
II, to l6 Is; Michigan Central "a, to 9s;
burg. Cincinnati, Chicago & ST. Louis
pref. 1-2, to 20 10; Union Pacific 1-2, to
i3 rs, and Western Union IA. to 49,
The market gained strength late in
Pacific to 30 IL, Burlington & Quincy to
n is, Western Union to 50 3-S, st. Paul
to 81, Reading to q SIS, and Union Pa
cific to IA Il These were the highest
prices of the day. The improvement
was due almost entirely to the covering
of short contracts.
The market for foreign exchange was
easier in tone to-day. Rates for actual
business, however, were not quotably
lower, although the market tended
downward. Quotations were reported
at 4.S5q4.S5 IA for bankers 6o-day bills,
4.s5 3-4d4.S6 for demand, and 486d4.S6 IA
for cable transfers.
Money on call remains unchanged at
l per cent.
Silver was quiet at GA 5-8 for CONNER
cial bar and 50 1-2 for Mexican dollars.
The movements in the stock marvel
late in the day were devoid Of feature,
except in the case of American Sugar,
which fluctuated between 103 5-S and
106 Ia, with the latest transactions at
a slight rally from the former figure.
The general list was steady for a time,
but the decline in American Sugar had
a weakening influence in the late trading
and reaction of Ia to ! Is per cent
ensued. Richmond Terminal was ex-
ceptionally strong and rose to 10 3-s for
the common and "a for the preferred.
The evening world., 1894-09-10
orlds ALL DAY TOMORROW for All FOR SALE ADS.

A committee will also walt upon the
button. makers to try and induce them
10 strike. The striking men want a
working day 10 consist of ten hours, no
matter how much work they leave over
to be done the next day.
The men are opposed to the sweat
ing system, and demand that a guaran-
tee be put up that the manufacturers
live up to their agreement
The evening world., 1894-09-10
NEWARK MEN TO STRIKE.
>i""h- Makers VIII Try to Induce
hntton-Makers TO Join Them.

NEWARK, N. j.. Sept. lO.-A meet
m OF Local Union p OF the Cloak
sS Union was held this morning
% II was decided to strike. There are
a.. ''oaKmakers in the union. and there
c,,,. ABOUT 500 other cloukmakers in the
VsproMno are not members OF the union.
Il W. committees were appointed, and
mndas decided that an effort should be
belan &c, &c nave the 300 cloakmakers not
The evening world., 1894-09-10

Every Tuesday is ''The Worlds" bar
gain Day" In which all For Sale ads
are repeated free In THE Evening
World"
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Sovereign Expected Tomorrow.

General Master Workman James r. Sovereign
OF the Knights OF Labor will arrive here to-
morrow, and is expected to address the mass
meeting OF the striking garmont-workers in
Union Square tomorrow night
The evening world., 1894-09-10

Every Tuesday Is "The Worlds" Bar
gain Day" IN which all For SaIa ads
are repeated flee in THE evening
World"
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The New Bedford Mills strike.

Cby Associated Press.)
NEW BEDFORD, Mass. Sept. lc-City mill No
started up this morning at the old rate OF
wages. About $50 operatives went to work There
Is no other change In the strike situation.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

BOWLING ALLEYS, gymnasium and hall Of a
m'shlhGent uptown club house to rent during
u'v uay' tnsether or separate: suitable for
Box u. 2bi W. AID st.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

BEArrlFrL pwELLTNG!lli-3i,-sto story, sTth
81 near columbus ave. : cabinet tr,n med ele-
Gniit appointments; large, we'll arranRed rooms.
eNtehSion perfect order; rent 81. 7o1 For per,
corner SHth st -'o''
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what He Didn't Know.

you did't know these men were ac-
completes of McNally In the green-g goods
business?'
mo, sir
And had no suspicion what they
were?"
mo, sir"
Mr.. Hanley," said Mr.. Con- solemnly
were you ever taken for country
guy?"
mo, sir" replied the witness, flushing
up, and the spectators snickered.
Mr. Hanley was then excused, but was
told not to leave the courtroom.
Bookkeeper j. w. Garfield. OF Thomas
Kirkpatrick. the jeweller, had been sub
poenaed to produce the books showing
the sales of gold watches in December.
1891, and January, 1892 He hadn' t
brought them, but said he would do 80
after recess. The excuse he gave was
that his employer was out of town, but
Mr.. Goff told him the Committees orders
must not be disobeyed.
Mr.. Jerome read Rule 142 OF the Police
Department. which forbids the accept
ance OF presents by officers except for
extraordinary services, and then only
under certain conditions This was put
in evidence, and n recess was taken.
A tall lamp with a handsome vase of
Savre. porcelain, and lace and yellow
silk shade, stood on the counsels table
when the Committee resumed work
after recess 1t came from Mrs. Han
ley's parlor. and was the one alluded
to by Mr.. Goff as the " lamp with petit
coats" which he limited was gift of
Green Goods Man Mentally to the de-
tective.
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Furnished Houses to let.

SGD ST, u ,wi-+si2Iy hrown;;s!ons house:
decorated, including gas hxtures; handsomely
aud completely furnished; a beautiful home;
owner viii rent to private family; terms reason
able. Apply ON premises
FULLY FURNISHED history nigh stoop, all
improvements, near West H3d ST. station;
81 SIX Particulars permits address by letter
JAMES f. WALKER, $40 Columbus ave.
FURNISHED HOUSE with IL rooms; steam heat
all improvements; near steam and trolley. J.
all improvements. CHRISTIE MENDEt.
south Nyack on the Hudson.
NEWLY furnished small house; sell furniture u
desired: everything irst class B. H. box 3AI
World, uptown.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-Cottage, . rooms plano;
improvements; stable II desired. n. Y. SAFE
CO, ~ Clinton place.
WEST !2D STREET, S-story, 10 rooms. ~. 100
West S5th ST., i-stoTy, 20 rooms...,...,,.., 1000
West 57h st., 4-story, II rooms. ..,.,,...... LVO0
West ssth ST., 4-story, 20 rooms, ..,.,.,... 400
East 55th ST. 4-stnry, ls rooms. minimum, 900
Lexington ave, 4-stOry, Is rooms. too0
West End ave, 4-story l6 rooms, ], 800
Also others east and west side hoRRlsots
FURNISHED HOUSE AGENCY, 2os W. %ist e.,
near Broadway,
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FINE HOUSE. large light rooms, good Ioca-
ton, suit lble for business or dwelling or viii
rent part. Apply laundry III W. 10th 81
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Jersey City.

To LET-New Queen Anne house, rooms cell
lar. all improvements; near steam and trolley.
J. J GAFFNEI, TonEele ave. Marion station
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unfurnished Houses to Let.
Mod AN DWEIJ NCS-

NOD I'm DWELL NGS,
lao and 1874 West ssth and iis west pfth n
Apply 1874 West 9sth st.
SSToRY brick and brown-stons house in n
Istn 81 near % ave-; t rooms; all Improve
ments; being thoroughiv -o11vatsd FrOTu-
iNuhAM q TlMPsoh. "a IaVert. St.
~ AVE. 32t, near Stuyvesant PaTk-A i.rc.
mousse "a rooms, 81 500
BEAur1FuL 3 story brownstone 4 basement:
excellent neighbOrhood. all modern imprnvs,
ltntS possession Immediately; newly frescoed
PAINTED ,ted papered; plumbing perfect; 200 East
IL y: rs an ~ ~ Apply to JOS q. WOLF,
A,NhHl desirable, cosy Queen Anne house nm
furnished. in splendid location to let 10 re,pon-
Mp'e party; Immediate possession: can he zee,
QUAY, sunday. Apply to owner, 1870 w sSth ~
A. -ELHiANT DWELLING cabinet IrimmeT
opposed nickel plumbing, maxnifiCeniIv an,
pointed rent 81 800 Permits only Of Y n
nhi'"S' columbus ave-. corner s6th ST.
JSlOis1 basement house, corner 81 Ann's
ave l3oth St in thorough order; ali modern
improvements Il newly decorated; low rent An
ply To J METCALFE THOMAS, 10 Liberty II
NICE tstory private house IspO LeSjngtor,
$500. II IL IA RAV go ' u oatn
AFINE HOUSE, large light rooms. good ioca-
UOh, SUIT lble for business or dwellinp or ysiIl
rent part. Apply laundry III W. 10th 81
Y ROOM dwelling suitable for boarders or
sub letting; only S;l5 -
10
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POLICE and
PAWNbROKERS

fContnued RON First proe.,
The evening world., 1894-09-10

when our friends and the public are most
cordially invited to call and examine our
superb assortment of
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G. W, BAsHFORD,
brokers not excluded. Il Wall st.

TO LET-3 story brown stone cabinet trim dwell
llnRs Nos lSl and l58 West l:ifth a. rent
only $500 swARTwour d Co, 1877 East
The evening world., 1894-09-10

NICE tstory private house, 1870 Lexington
shAe.t I" let, In good order; 10 rooms and bath
YHtO. II. q. GABAl 500 III ava
The evening world., 1894-09-10

WE HAVE LARGEST list OF houses floors q
Hudson St
The evening world., 1894-09-10

Bookkeeper j. w. Garfield, of Kirk
patrick's jewelry store, on Broadway
was called as the next witness. He had
two large books with him, but after Mr.
Con- had looked over them, he decided
to suspend the examination for the pres
ent, and Alonzo Sloan, young man.
who said he followed the races and had
formerly been in tie green goods bust
ness with McNaiiy, was put on the
stand.
The evening world., 1894-09-10

al improvements; IL minutes from Grand Cen.
trm, ~ from lo5th ST. cent, SIS. Apply &
MAGlNN, lSOth St & KinRsoridEe road.
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THE FOLLOWING small and medium .i,.d
houses, at reasonable rents worthy OF In
spection and can be seen between and o'eioch,
without ~N'
The evening world., 1894-09-10

$25, NEW COTTAGE, q rooms a bath, minute
from trolley. ALLlOT. Waterloo Place. 17bth.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-08-02
LA FIESTA DE SANTIAGO
Natural de Catalina.
EN- MACAO

4 4
Memorable sera para la bella ciudad del
Este el dia de Santiago del aho o.
Esplendida amaneci6 la mahana: anun-
ciando un hcrmoso dia, de brillantc sol Y
diafana atm6sfera; uno de esos bellisimos
dias tropicales EN- los que la naturaleza on
terra parece reir regocijada.
II Conforme rezaba el programa 4 las 8
empez6 la misa solemne, la que Official
mente asistieron, ademas del Ayuntamien-
to y demas autoridades civiles militares,
la junta de seforas del aslo ola carload -
Y la de caballeros y seiloras de ia cruz
roja asi como tambien una comisi6n de
la directiva del "Ialler Benehco de obre-
ros' Y numerosa concurrencia de 10 mas
selecto de nuestra sociedad..
El orador sagrado nuestro vicaro pres.
bitero Garcia Vale nos hizo DIR su autori.
zada palabra, ponderandonos las excelen.
cias de las predicaciones del ap6stol San.
tiago en- Espaiia; y luego la institution dc
la universal asociacion de LA cruz roia.
Terminada la misa fueron obsequiada.
las seiioras del "Asilo" y "Cruz roja" Co
mo tambien las Autoridades, Corporacio
mes y se1oritas, que -tomaron parte en- g
canto Y mGsica, por el digno, presidente dt
la departmental de Humacao doctor dor
Pablo Font y Martelo en- SUI elegante mora
da, con fnos licores Y exquisitos dulces
cuyo obsequio resulto mas agradable pol
Ia amabilidad de la seIora do la casa, qu,
en- union de su esposo hicieron los homo
res merville.
A las tres de la tarde tuvo lugar ant,
numerosa concurrencia compuesta de toda
las clases sociales, la bendici6n de la part