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Hats.
Hats, H,

At Frank Doll & Co.'S can be had
all the leading styles in Derbys,
Tourist and Crush, with an endless
variety Of Straws, such as Macki-
nav, Yeddo, Sennett. &C., cheaper.
than, ever before.
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Adamant and Calcined Plaster,
same as used on new Courthouse
for sale by J. Fl. MILLER & ScNs,
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Genuine BARGAINS 10 every
thing in the line ! keep. When / say
bargains / mean it. Come and see.
esia W. L. JONES, Jeweler.
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When Baby was sick, we gave Der castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Mss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them castoria
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.

Fresh Garden Seeds just received
at a. Nj. GiIbert's Drug Store.
3-11,tf.
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The best and only steel shear and
point pillow, is the "Tuscarora,'
Manufactured by John Fitz. 7,15tf
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFla.

Happy and content is home with 'SThe Ro-
chester" a lamp with the light of themorning.
Catalogues, write Rochester, ampC o., NewYork.
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FoR SALE.-House and lot on
Pennsylvania Avenue. Cheap. In
good condition. For terms call at
this Office.
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Misses Fine Shoes in all the latest
stylesand prices to suit your pocket.
FRANK DOLL s. Co.
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Prescriptions carefully compound
ed day and night at A. M. Gilbert's
Drug Store, Queen and Race SITS.
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Autietam Cement for sale by
J. Fl. MILLER & Sons.

For pillow points and cartlng call
on JOHN FITZ. 7-I5,tf.
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Kid GIoyes--A new line just re-
ceived at EMNERT & FIERYs.
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Wanted.

4 good woman for general house
work in small family. P. o. Box
As, this city.
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The Merchants and Farmers
Bank
nartiipsbnrg, VIVA.
CAPITAL $4,000.

Does a general banking business, in
GLIDING loans on real estate. Interest
paid on time deposits at the rate Of four
per cent. per annum.
The Banking Room Is equipped with all
the latest improvements.
Business conducted upon sound. conser
vatiye principles.
Sale notes furnished free.
Direetors.-JoHN w BISHOP, n. Il.
ROBERTS, n. ID. BAKER. JOHN KHNNE-
ny, 8. N. MYERS, W. H KTLMRR, JOHN
E. BOYD, J. II. GETTIEGER. j. w. KFT-
TERING.
Papers discounted every day.
Regular meeting Of Board on Thursday
SAVINGS DEPAKTMENT.--Wi taKe
from % cents up to 50 at time and when
your deposits amounts to $40 will issue
you certificate Of deposit, bearing inter-
est at the rate Of per cent. per annum.
Open on Saturday evenings from to Z.
FLICK q WEgTKNHAvKR, Attorneys
Hay II 1899, 81.
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We are now ready to sub.
NIT the stock, which represents our
taste and judgment, to the critical
test of public opinion, and hope to
hear your voice in the general YER
dict. It represents the best the
market affords both in materials and
the
The evening world., 1894-09-03

Il rhild's, 1t Is 30 iiuy and perfect. Yet
something told me 1t was u woman =,
and | felt sudden mysterious interest
in IT, with mead down and eyes follow
ing this track, ] reached my own gale
and behold, the walker turned in there!
Having settled into haChelorhyod, J
was not sure that | wished to meet a
strange woman, ana | knew there wa
no foot In ny own family that, even
with tight squeezing, could be- reduced
to the size of that track. So | made "A
sudden dart to the side door entered,
and, meeting my mother, inquired.
WHO'S here
who's here" she repeated. How
do you know any one is hcrot'
why haven't | followed a woman >
track all the way from town. muthtlF
And never saw such a beautiful foot"
It's nos any prettIer than the own
er," my mother replied, 4" but ! suppose
you'll object TO meeting her you care
50 little for ladies, 50 I've ordered a
small table laid in the breakfast room.
and you can take your supper alone. il
you wish"
The evening world., 1894-09-03

all woman witchery was lest ON me. I
had gone up the gamut of female lowell
ness, ha ! sounded every note, and my
heart pronounced the tones tresome
uncompensating. / carried my diploma
from the school OF love. There waa
nothing more to learn about woman,
and II became self-evdent PROPOSE
ton that ceilbacy was my doom. ac-
cepted It cheerfully, and. like all such
graduates, l began to riiicule and de-
preciate women - youths pldythIugs,
mans sCorn.
It was December The first snow lay
on the ground and the clear, cold rays
OF a golden sunset were falling over all
the untrodden whiteness. The business
of the DAY being over, l wound up ar
fairs at my Office and started for my
home, which lay OF the outskirts OF the
town. Turning from the main street to
the road that led 10 my home, / oh
served that 1 was the first pedestrian
along that highway since the snow had
fallen. No; there is another track.
Some one has gone ahead Of me, And
such track! a woman'sG II must be
The evening world., 1894-09-03
new COURTS OPENED.
Formal Exercises in the Centre
Street Building
Recorder Smyth and Judges Cowins
and Fitzgerald on the Bench.
The "Hear Io" of Opening Followed
by the Call for Closing.

The new Criminal Cuurt-H House ON
Canal street was formally opened as
such at ll.3O O'Clock this forenoon.
AT that hour there assembled la the
chamber to be known as Part l. of the
Court OF General Sessions of the Peace,
IN the southeast corner OF the building
the small army Of men who make az
the personnel Of the several courts.
Recorder smyth, who win sit in rart
l. during, september. presided, Judge
FltzgCrald citing un his right and
Judge cowing on his left.
Before the Judgr4 were COT. Fellows
ana assistant District Attorney juhn
IT, Mcintyre, who win be the prosecution
Dlstrict-Attorncys Davis. Weeks, tnEcr
and Macedonia; Chlcf clerk John r.
Carroll and Clerks Penney, linIl, Welsh
and Iiltrlch: Steuographcrs Reard and
Anderson; Capts. O'Byrnc, oakford and
Myhan, and Court officers Smith, Sea
man. Wendt ana others; Commissioners
of Public Works Michael 7. DAILY and Il
few citizens
Crier Louis Phillips opened court in
due form lie cried Hear We hear We,
hear We. All persons having business
to transact with Part l. OF the Court OF
and for tho city and county of New York,
draw near and yon shall be heard"
AT nod from the recorder the same
and III, AMI then at another nod
Phillips called out the Hear yes" AN
persons may now depart Part |. of the
Court % General Sessions il row al
iourncd until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock"
After Judge Fitzgerald's and Judge
coWlng'S Court had been adjourned In
the same way everybody fell TO chatting
in social way about the magnifceu!
new, Courthouse ana it's substantial
iinishnEs.
The Court-rooms are about the same
size as Part |. in the old Cuurt-House.
They are finished In solid oak. and the
rails. desks and jury-poN are also Of
solid oak, handsomely carved. The
chairs inside the bar are ample arm
chairs Of oak, and Col. Fellows's only
Curnaent WAS:
These chairs are too big. We will
have to substitute some of the old maple
chars with ut arms after we got agoing.'
There was no speech making, the in.
formality of the ceremony" being eN
actiy after Recorder Smyth's plain, old
fashioned heart.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
.COMTE De PARIS SINKING.
He Has Taken a Touching Fare
we'll Of All His Servants.
Largest Gathering OF the Orleans
Family in Many Years.

LONDON, Sept. 3.-Bulletins received
from Stowe House, the residence of the
Comte de Paris, this morning, say that
he Is growing weaker.
The Princess Walicmar OF Denmark
princess Marie OF orleans. daughter CT
the Duo de Chartres) and the Prince de
Joinville. second son OF the Comte d'l2u
one of the gran lSons of King Louis
Philippe, arrived at Stowe House ycs-
terday evening.
Their arrival makes the assemblage
at Stowe House the largest gathering
of the Orleans family since the death of
King Louis Philippe.
TIE Comte de Paris Is fully conscious
and is patiently awaiting the end. He
has taken a touching farewell of all the
servants Of the household. and had n
word Of thanks for each Of them.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
~ WWu"O Uu

"You may" she said, 'if 1t was some
thing pleasant"
Gods, but her smile was winning and
annnIlating!
You may Judge Of that" I replied.
II said il the woman is az pretty as her
foot sne can have me. She is! She il
beautiful, and I'll stick 10 it,"
Sister Felicia. the wretch. came in at
that ins tant. ana Enid Gloriana could
give me no reply
When We parted that night 1 slipped
into her hand little paper on which
was written: Was il pleasant"
She looked At il as she went up the
stairs, and, peeping over the baluster
IL. me like a star trembling in tue sky.
che said, Yes"
l followed her to Fairville ami found
was on the right track from the begin
ming
Enid G.oIiaDa IL my vile, ami an
have 10 say il | bel!eA, there H. ii sweet
woman IA the world .1r every man if re
will only get on the risIt ErncE and
when he finds /. follow ia up,-SlirllRg
Kane in Cincinnati Post
The evening world., 1894-09-03
IN THE WORLD OF LABOR.

Louis Nruner vas elected yesterday by Beer
At the Brewery Workers National Convention.
EA-GeneTa Master Workman r V. Fowderly,
OF the Knights OF Labor, WAS admitted to the bar
In Scranton Pa, last week.
Delegates TombeEUn, Jones' Meisrl. Lennon
and Cuddihy appointed by the Central
Labor Union yesterday to submit report upon
the statement Of Comptroller Fitch In regard
20 the expenditure OF the money appropriated
by the Legislature for the relief OF the upenI-
ployed by giving them work On park improve
nents
Nominations made by the Central Labor
Union Yesterday as follows: For Recording Sec
rotary. J r. Archibald, for Corresponding Sec
,etsry. J. Henry; Treasurer, NJ Dsmpf. tor
Financial Secretary, W. F. Hall: for Sergeant
alarms, J. G. Edwards; Executive Committee
J. MeEltoy. J. II. Mobiles, Patrick Close, u
Meisel j. Stewart y. Jolly. H. Harris Trus-
tees. W. j. o'Brien. y. Harris. j. r. Hynef
committee On Visitors and Outside Communcs
Tons, Philip Kelly NJ. psmpf. u. Harris W.
y: Hall. @. Russell; Auditors, J r BauFch,
y, pAmpf. q. Russell G. W. Jones j. l..
Suddihy, Committee on Law and Legislation
W. y, OBrien 7 Smith. J. O'Neil n. Har.
u.s. orgsni1ation Committee, g. w Jones !.
y. Bauseh, A. j. Smith. n. McElvane. NJ
pampfi Arbitration Committee, J. r. Rohan II.
Harrs, j. ". Mobiles. r. Kelly, j. r. Archibald ;
grievance Committee. j. 5. Henry J. r. Hynes
w. Russell. @. Tombleson. J. G. Edwards
- =
You read The Evening World.
DO yOu Fead The Suna.x xEo.IS.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
NAMES ENGINES TESTED.
Preliminary Trial of the DataIe-
ships Machinery.

Fires were started under two OF the
boilers of the battleship Maine at the
Brooklyn Navy-Yard this morning and
her starboard engines were kept going
three hours. This preliminary test was
made TO ascertain II the machinery was
all right after certain changes.
The trial trip will take place in about
two months.
The Maine was built for fighting more
than for speed. If her horsepower eN-
ceeds the limit prescribed by the Gov.
eminent, the Quintard Iron Works Will
receive a premium. 1t Is expected that
the Maine will develop over seventeen
knots an hour when completed.
The evening world., 1894-09-03

to be laughed at and told that she had
been engaged a year. So | went on,
love AFFAIR after love affair, each one
more painful than It's predecessor until
was twenty-five, when common sense
called a halt and questioned Morley
Montague, are you going TO court every
girl in Christendom|
Then the susceptibility that encoun-
tered such frequent inspiration began u
mad rush 10 the other extreme
somersaulted over into a woman hater'
Curls. waves, roses, dlmples. smiles
The evening world., 1894-09-03
a TRAIL OF LOVE.
The Romance Which Gre,V OF Following
Tracks IN SnOtC.

never thought l would be bache-
ior' The JOY of my youth from the time
was fifteen. was sparkling the girls,
ana they took me captive often and
easily. / lay awake at night thinking
OF the house l would build for pretty
Monette silby. When she tossed me
SKY high. contemplated suicide for
whole week. Then 1 met Maria Pru-
dens. and my spirits revived. declared
nv love to her in forty-eight hours. only
The evening world., 1894-09-03
The Peouod club. Outing.

Police Commissioner John c. shsshsn has got
everything IN readiness tor the outing nj tho
Pequod Club which occurs at Donnelly's Grove.
College Point. nsst "wednesday, end witch Is
sure to attract public attention because Of the
iuguirv that the LeAow Committee made
into the dutll5 ~ Last ycar's outing. 'ae lat
tor Yielded a surplus Of 81 zoe which wIs dis
trinutcd among The needy " the new Thirteenth
District last winter forming part NJ purse
N 50 900 raised by the District Committee for
relief purposes There viii bu tpTrhiight
uaridc in he evening through tho principal
streets Of Leader sheChlns dia.r"L
The evening world., 1894-09-03
JOHN NEWELL's SUCCESSOR.
d. W. Caldwell Appointed General
Manager nj the L. y. and NJ H.

At meeting OF the Executive and FL
nancial Committee OF the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad Com
pany, held IN this city to-day, D. w.
Caldwell President and Manager OF the
Nickel Plate road, was appointed gen
eral manager, to succeed the late John
Newell VINO was president and general
pointed, but d. W. Worcester was elected
vice-president.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
MASQUERADED AS A WOMAN.
Otto BraunsdOrfs Fun Landed Him
in a Police station.

Otto Braunsdorf, carpenter, nine
teen years old, living at 578 East One
Hundred and Thirty-seventh street,
was arraigned In Morrisania Police
Court to-day charged with masQuerad-
ing in women's clothing
Policeman John j. Paldens observed
him accostng young men last night at
the cornef of One Hundred and Thirty
sixth street and Alexander avenue. He
was attired in a talor-made suit, leg
horn hat and had his face powdered.
He explained to Justice Diver to-day
that 1t was all a practical joke. and
that the young men he approach were
personal acquaintance. Evidence was
produced relative to his good character
and he was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
furnished Houses to Let.

mn 81 Io7 " An unusually desirable house
~ '.,.r,,', Lt,y n -tuu,. artistic interior, new
plnmbinr. 3 iurB from new 'aTs 10 BroadHAy
i,si uairrhurlppi on west side rent luIhlALed
s., 900 Uufurnl-h.d e. loo. .--
uI uuiufiIi. bed houses; lists OF
ii IL DION 4 90, III Brpad"ay .
ToII.l. furnished house VI II rooms, rent 70
"A month aud board for one. Adde'S HOWARD
STATION !.
rrrr,Nr 4st5ry brlwn.stUne dwelling, be
t,,gn Md -on aud 9TH aNes.. u royms a :
hams fully furnished. 500 monthly tL.NSs'
"a Broadway.
The evening world., 1894-09-03


II have been compelled to put up that
sign in self-defense," said Mr.. Cukor
to an Evening Word'' reporter. when
] got here at 3 o'clock this morning the
hall was crowded with boys Of every
description. There must have been 400
OF EN-. Some came with their mammals.
some with their sisters some with THEN
brothers, and every mothers son Of them
wanted 10 get audience with me first.
II had terrible time for u few min
utes trying to get the key In the lock
" seemed to me as N all the boys In
New York. Brooklyn and New Jersey
had crowded into the building. ] lost
no time in selecting one. and then
had great difficulty In getting the others
out.
when | put up the. sign they gazed at
1t a while and the crowd melted away
slowly. But my agony isn't over yet.
Stragglers are coming in every few
minutes banging at the door. despite
the sign. did want to do some law
work in absolute quiet, but I'll lave to
give it UP and go home
The evening world., 1894-09-03
GRAND AND COMIC OPERA WAR
Rival Rebearsals Stir Up Strife
on Twenty-eighth Street
Rice's Latest Discovery-Other stage
News and Gossip.

There has been bitter war between
grand opera and comic opera on West
Twenty-eighth street. and It seemed at
one time as though a pitched battle
were imminent. Some months ago the
manager of the Tavary Grand English
Opera Company rented the top floor OF
40 West Twenty-eighth street for re-
hearsals, and took a lease thereof. In
the immediate vicinity of No. ~ are
half dozen halls. which are also used
for rehearsng purposes, and this sea-
son the demand for them has been very
lively Two weeks ago the Grau Opera
Company was called for the rehearsal
or "Amorita." The chorus hod no soon
err started than the musical director
found that he was getting all tangled
up with "FalstaT," the rehearsals OF
which could be distinctly heard. A day
or two later THE Fencing Master"
chorus met at this hall, and Manager
Whitney invited some friends to hear it.
What the friends heard was Martha"
howled from an adjoining window. Then
the Carleton Opera Company set TO
work with "Nanon." but when Garlic
ton discovered that this opera was
drowned in the vocal Dyrotechnics OF
1.-THE Flying Dutchman" he beat a hasty
retreat. Manager DUR tried to hear his
"Mikad9' IN this hall. but 1t was
"Cavalleria." Then came some dramatic
companies, but they were all driven out
by the Tavary pecplp. the loudest and
the most most persistent OF the lot, Guile is
ne started in. the climax came. The
landlords began to complain: the ten
ants grew irate. The, Tavary people
body brought in the Metropolitan Opera
House chorus one afternoon to try and
pie. FINALLY, Manager Pratt was asked
hs to o sas
the business manager: our lease does
not expire until next week We shall
remain, come what may"
The nroI,ac discoverar ~ u,dsvs,-
ai ie piothG IE'sIoNeiet oi uHueaei1
~ Edward 6,;nn NJ hns baan ad d,,
~ ~ the "iia9 newsh M "" Master i 5 5ue
, ~ .i ,,,,a5 ,nr nooS :, id, ,en =,
IN HoboIeu and ssta tTemendoia an
from the much-despised mouth organ.
He is seventeen years old. so that Mr..
Gerry need not lose any sleep over MS
case.
When r. II. Sothern was in England
a few weeks ago he erected a monu-
ment over the gave of his famous
aied III lssl' ~ was IN Lhe shape o. at
L.ailh eross, eng hisn ps vi. ieet
Wlut ana Is IePilca o. ne ,nos' II q ~
mr snthsrn had the oid menumsht re.
MT. sotnert hau tne oiu nI9n I'M IL re
move lmone4 TO .ne eastern emu s o, 'ns si LAY
ms iot s. comes tio,,, f,i,s alhs
MANY actors wou'u i'ane S,Se ,h .n,s neT .
to,d So,hsrn pafra.i,tng 70 note
snect
The evening world., 1894-09-03
The Seteraus' Clam Bsk. To-day

The Grand Army veterans OF this vicinity have
made great preparations for their clambakc at
the Riverside Hotel. sedgwck avenue and One
Hundred and slXty-hrst street. this afternoon
The arrangements are under the direction of
Comrade John J o. Bricn Of Reno Post No -
and II Is expected that large number Of veter-
ans Will attend, rain shine Tho bake Is an
nounced for o'clock, and addresses by several
prominent Grand Army officers will follow.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
SAYS HE THREW A LAMP.
Mrs. Ryan Badly burned and Ac-
cuses Her Husband.

There was u fire at IL o'clock last
night in the apartments occupied by
John Ryan, in a three-story frame
house on the Spuyten Duyvil Road
When the hremen arrived and ex-
tnguished the blaze Mrs. Ryan was
found to be badly burned about the
face, neck and body. The fire had been
caused by a kerosene lamp. Mrs. Ryan
said that her husband had thrown the
lamp at her. He was arrested and
locked up in the Thirty-fifth Precinct
police station.
Mrs Ryans burns are serious. The
damage from the fire was nominal.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
73lST. & 85TA ST.. WEST SIDE

DESIRABLE 9 AND STORY HOUSES,
fully decorated. steam heat ANA ul"ctrir light
CLiRi< ESTATE. % WEST ESD ST,
7irU ST, go T. Centrally situated. lIroom
house, All convenience, newly renovated, pa
rerod and painted neat y elegant appearance,
both within a externally, back a front yards
rent $50 monthly Inquire promises.
500. NICE private house. heat improvements.
Inquire du2 T. SHth IT. owner. I5G 4. SD st.
HOUSE, T. rooms and bath. with stable and barn.
SURF lundoi bv four acres NJ land, elegant view
VI the Hudson ami Harlem Rivers, must be
to be appreciated, rent very moderate, corner
kngshrliIe road and Dykemnn st., one block
from InW0Od station. !. &. HOFFMAN, 23i
HrohiNpy. or $40 West lOith Al.
BEAUTIFULLY decorated 3.stnry houses to rent
on l3Gth ST. between 7th and Sth ayes, one
block from elevated railroad station. Apply at
23y W. 10th 1t.
The evening world., 1894-09-03

boy engaged already OH's closed on 80.
count OF holiday No other boy wanted.
Please 40 away.
The evening world., 1894-09-03
BtookiSu.

BROOKLYN.
CLINTON 81 near Dcgraw b story brown
stone, all improvements; DogfhM ST., near
smith, 3 story BRICK, - rooms: AL Improve
mcnts good order, rent only tS7 80 per month.
iIuOrS n nunrtiueuts all improvements, reuts
from si2 upward J. u. II. BERGEN; 3O7
tuurt II brooklyn. |
MONROE ST. 20 Brooklyn-Two'stury brick.
nassau. 81, - rOolus. so IAI,ence st. II
rooms, sol CDoh, on rhhuS 81
HOUSES to let on the Park slope, Brooklyn We
have SOME 3 story n basement brick "
the country or about moving call or write US, We
win f,YG yoTrII ths ', e. TEaI aI ffSr.rE,
Main oiiice, al Union 81 corner OH ave,
branch office 3ad eth ave, corner 18th ST..
Rrooklyn. open Labor Day.
HOUSE 10 LET sa7 Bridge st. s.S,ory base,
every door; all rooms heated this horse - spe.
Gladly adapted for physician or boarding. house !;
tors, $50.
HOUSES FROM $50 to $1b per month fats from
$40 To $40; to rent on Park slope; al iist now
ready open =. 'nnga 4. A. tAiLANp a tp.'
Bl5 TN ave, Il OOkiyn. -
TO LEr-H use, ~ rooms, all improvements;
rent moderate. Call or address NJ. Il. CASE
sd H. and 23d ave, nsonhurst. -
y2u-iluuse, 10 rooms, heater, &c. near elevated
roads; houses and lots tor sale cheap
sANToN, 30 broadway, New York.
SI5 PER MONTH: 617 Monroe st. Reid ave-.
brUwu-stOne house: 10 rooms, bhth; AL I'M
movements; Decorated sale or exchange. AR
iINGTON W. LEON. room ~ World Building.
STORY nAsEMENr BRICK; 20 RooMs;
BDARDERS DE FURNISHED ROOMS. los
NASSAU, NEAR BRIDGE, BROOKLYN.
FOR RENT with immediate possession. Nos. 1as.
sO4 A SOD Greene ave. brooklyn 3-story brown
stone houses Is rooms. newly decorated IN ex-
rrllcnt ne RhborhuOd rents reduced 10 Sio a
n. Inth For keys apply at No. spiA Greene ave
AIso for rent. 2 story brick brown stone houses
on Patchon ave, near Macon ST.. rents reduced TO
$50 n month. For keys apply 10 George hodges
~ Patchen ave. or to the owner Spencer Al
drich 20 Broadway New York.
HOUSE TO LET-S21 per month: small brick
G-rUul house Ia warren place. beIo" Henri
st. from Warren 10 Baltic; the prettiekt NIUE
street in Brooklyn; . minute walk 10 South
Ferry Inquire at Office, l2s Baltic 1t.
OCEAN PARKWAY COTTAGE. modern i'm.
pruv,ments. Inquire TENTOS owner. cor. list
~ and Nsst ave-, Coney Island -
~ To I2t-Brtck and browu-stons; Fulton l. to
Rslph station. vALi.ARD. ga banaio ave.
isrssy City
FOR l,r.SI-No" houses, rooms. all Improve
,n,utg Including furnace, location hrst class
near Bergen Square. II. q. SIP. owner szt bsf-
The evening world., 1894-09-03
You read The Evening World!
Do you read the sunday Worldf
GIBSON WAS ALERT.
The Ex-secrct Service Detective
Caught n Pickpocket.

Charles Long, thirty years old of 81
Bowery, was held for trial in the Tombs
Court to-day for picking the pocket OF
William Greenwall, of lOl First street.
Ex-Secret Service Detective Charles
II. Gibson arrested Long and turned
him over to Detective Hay, of the Oak
street station.