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RebtspHeoe.

Dim 10. Ottober bracben bier &naben,
6aruntcr Ser SebniG6rtge T6oS. 8artleD
unb Der b~retSebniG6rige Samuel Scona in
ben @rocerplaoeu Der Bertha Sdnar3.
@Ge Der BDlt unb Safe Ctr, ein u1b
l6Leppten bon BORT Gabaf, @igarren uno
Groceries i'm @ertbe bon $40 ais 8eute
fort. gfa6 eiti9en Sa9en tpurbe 8arfleD
nit ~etnigen B0deten Gabat auf benz Nrn1e
auf9e9riffen un6 bon ben 9etectiOes 9tatoeD
unb WfaboneD Don Der Wtarneu Ctr
Station in Berbin0un9 nit hem oben an
9efitbrten Gtnbru6 per6aftet. Oils er oas
erlte Wtal benz 3ti6ter @bcr6ar6t borges
fubrt tDur6e, leu8nete er i6Lanfneg. @Gb=
rero oeS nergan8cnen SonntagS bearbeitez
ten TIN Die 0etectiDeS Derartig, boB er ais
StaatS3eu9e auf3utretcn ft6 bereit erflGrte.f
Gr tbat OteS geitern unO bei6uloi9te Saz
mlleL Scana, etllen ttalientiden Sun9en,
unb 3pet onbere, beren Namen er ntcbt
fennen tpDGte, beS @inbrubS.
Gr geftanb Elm, babel g~eipeien gu ietn u116
geitOblene Saeben rta6 6auie genon1men
gu baben. Seana, Ser bon 8orf[e0 un6
BEN 3ipet y1&nbetannten" nur mitgel6(eppt
tporSen mar, tpur6e inter $500 8irglbaft
Dem @rtminalgeri6t itberwteicn. @r bate
ielbit su8e9eben, 6aB CT babel tpar. Sci
oer 8erfanbi8ln8 Ser @nti6etbuns iaste
Der &ihter: v8eiOe QtngetLagte linO gleidb
iAulOt8; aber neil ber Cine 3ufGQig
Scana beige un6 Ser Nnbere 8ortLaO,
miliic Der pent8er S9ulotge tn'S @efdngz
nib 8eben un6 Der tptrtliD S6uIbi9e, ser
Elm notOriiber 9ieb iet, i%traffret ausgeben.
9ieie Dirt bon &e4tspfle9e miiie @inem
anpibern, 6ocb iet er macbtlos, tpenn Bic
8ertreter Der Stoatsanpalti9aft berorti9e
Qtntra8e wte in benz borliegenOen iteQten."
@r toroerte bic 0etecttbeS auf, mebr Be-
petie 9e9en 8arfGeD GIT iammeln unb iDn
bann no6 einmaI 3u Oerbaften. 9o9 6a:
bon pOuen biele, bic ii3 un8emein fir
8artIeD intereiiirten unO Ben Staatsanz
ipalt8bertreter CUR 0tiebcriblagung Der
9lage 9e8en benieIben peronloBten, nibts
piiien. Sbnen lag nur baran ben arnten
ttaltenii9en 8uriAen nab NummerO
St6er 81 6%ringen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Gin onoerer Raubpro3e6.
6efdPrItde S~dIaffameraoen.
John pfOrr uno Jofepk Baueb bearbeiter
ft9 9c9enfeitie NIT einem Sn9eIeifen.

Sobn 9fOrr unb tSoiepb 8ausb mob
men in Elm unb bemieIben 6aus geo. 149
Tuuerton 0De. Nqs gforr beute M1orgen
nm l u9r nab 6a4lie fam, fanb er 8au9b
in leinem Bette lieaen. Oerielbe pei8erte
lt9 aut bas G71ti9iebenite, auf3uiteben.
Sn 8utb DerieBt er9riff 8forr nunmebr
Elm e%tierneS 8ugeIcIien unb bra6te bamit
8au89 einen 1hperen 6ieb on Der ltnten
Settle beS &Of,fes bel. 3roBOem benz @e>
troftenen baS 8Lut aus Der @un6e berabz
itrOmte, entriB er ieinem @egner baS
8li9eleiien unb brabte NH ietnerieitS benz
Sobn 9forr cine icbmere &opfmunbe bel.
Bforr mar beute nicbt i'm Stanbc, CUR @erz
banblung bot 9tibter &erlten gu eri6etnen
unb oer 9yau puroe oufgei6oben.
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gu gut meooefommen.

SOS. 8artIe1 unb Dennis O'aeefe, Die
in @emetni9aft NIT nod bier anberer
balbwlbitgen StrOIden porgeftern ben
15jdbrt9en Qrtbur 8etrie in Elm Gr6geicbpB
I'M 5auie go. 100 8uuferitraBe f~bleppten,
bort an i9m Elm unnatitrGidbe8 8erbre6en
begeben tpoaten, unb tpetL er ftb nit 66nz
ben unb SiBen 6agegen tpebrte, i6m einen
Grid nm ben SAILS le9ten un6 tbn 6ann
an einert 8aIfen auf3osen, pur6en beutc
benz &i4ter @berbarbt auf Die 4ntlage bes
tbdtlicbcn Nn9rtffs un6 unor6entlicben 8ez
tragens porgefabrt unb nm ie $50 un6 Sic
Soften %geitraft. Die 8anbtten hatten bic
S9lingc fat unter iiber ben Godfraaen
gele9t, unb es benz Betrte boourcb erm0gz
ltcbt, nm 6tlfe gil rufen. Qtlo. 8ouers,
an ben ihb bic Miitter Der perurtbcilten
8uricben iogleib tpanbten, erlcbten ipdter
int @ericbtSiaal unb poQte &ic9ter Gberz
barOt our 9ftebericbIa9un9 Der Strafe pers
anlaiien. 0ob bieier oerpies ibn an ben
P~oli3eiantpaLt Nla0 p6er Ben Wta1or.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Cine ercentrffde Dame.

&opt. 6artnett bon ser 6arrilon Ctr
Station perbaftete geitern NbenO am 9afe
SbDrez0 Depot Die in WGnnerfleibern umz
6erpGrabirenbe Trau Wtap S. Qlforb aus
st. Solepb, $40. Ma0, bic belte benz
Gibter 8rabtpeu inter Ser Nntla9e 6eS
unorbentlicben 8etra9en8 oOrgetibrt, unb
bon oieiem bis gum Samitag unter 8irgz
ic6aft 9efteQt tpur6e, lit ipeber jung nod
i60n. Sic lit 81 Sabre alt, trGgt ibr
cranes 6aar fur3 gei6nitten unb iou be-
retts etlide Otale berbeiratbet getDelen ieiu.
sic iOQ in guten Ser6dltniiien leben, aber
ungenein ercentrii9 unO unpertrdglib
ietn. 8er9angene Bocbe OerIOr ite in
6ol9e elmer u~uglidltcben Speculation ptel
GeIb uno Deri6manD bann aus Ct. So
iepb, 800.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Gin ~holbwadii9er Gaueenidts
SOU alf oen muni6 ieines Daters ms Cor
recttonshaus fommen.

CHARLES Meai9arat, go. 242 Gtne Ctr.
t%0obnDaft, bate Die iungen 8uriden
Charles Sang, George Nen un6 GDaS.
Sel9e oerbaften loiien unter Der ~9(ntlage,
oaB Otelelben in ietnen S4uppen Oraneen,
etnt9e Wert3eu9e ftaDlen, brei S6sen serz
bracben unb baS in einem TaB entbaltene
Souerfraut ouf ben TuBbo6en 6es Sdupz
pens unO Der 9lueD warfen. @egcn Gang
unb SeI8e fonnteu feline 8emeile beige
brabt iper6en. SEQ. Stem pur6e nit 3uz
Thinning ieineS GoterS 6rant &en, $40.
467 8eus Str. %mobnbaft, unter BRET Sum-
bert Dollars 8irgl9aft benz @rtminal9ez
rtdt i%iberipteien. Der 0ater erflGrte, er
babe feline Wacbt mebr iiber 6en balbwiicbz
it9en Sobn. OerieIbe ioa nacb benz @orz
r~ecttonsbaus 9ei3idt tperoen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Hoods PIIIen sind die besten, UNI mach dem
sssen zu nehmen. sic befordern die Yerdauung.
Rleiner Grandchildren.

Seute Worgcn nm 3 ubr 20 0tinuten
mur6e 6te 6euertuebr nab benz 3peiitOdi9en
6olsbaus So. 1876 sc. @lart Str. g%erufen.
@tgcnt6amer lift 6. s.. 8afner uno bon
6r. &ebecca 2lrgie purbe oa5 6aus in
m0blirten Stuben Dermietbt. Der S3az
ben belief ft6 auf 500.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
mer fabrte oen erften bieb

6u9b 5igSins itan6 beute MOrsen. bpr
Jti3tcr Seriten inter Ser Mnflage, in Sem
Jteftaurant bon @tQtams an Ser 8 .IGhiz
cage 9tOe. ben 8eri9terftatter $. 9. Sohtor
nit elmer 8ierfIai9e auf ben &opf oeihIo=
gen gu boben. Der &ldger erfI1tte, 6as
tbm Die Sopfbout burb9eibIagesn tpurOe
llno er etlten Serbanb onleaFn muBte.
Qt8gtlts bebauptete, baB 2aptolt ben erIten
9leb fHbrte. @r min. mOrse4 spei tueitere
3eu9en fur feline 8~ebauptuve beibriuaen.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
OooesfdMl

tDurOen btitte @ormittpg tpie fotgt i'm
@elunObettsamt angeu1sl6et:
eOHtie Softer, 81 sSyabre, SO G~IpbOurn
NSar9 S3uIB, ~ S., 249 81. Center
9lbe.
Qlpe.
emma Mab8tr, S. 10 &c., 968 glD=
9enrp @9e06er, 50 Sabre, 353 @. Sarz
r%ilOnitr.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Ser Mrbeiter @tuiom Qarbonops

- Ser Mrbeiter 8iutam G~drbonotpStt
9ing beute Wor8en CUR friiben Stunbe Gber
ben 9~tanbolpb StroBen 8iaOuft, ais er bon
mebreren 8aub9eielen an9ebaIten purbe,
tpelbe ibnt peri6iebene Sbld9e auf ben
&opf berieBten unb ibnt 10 Gent5 aus Der
Sai6e nabmen. Sn letner Qlngit ipran8
2arbonoipSti iiber oaS @elGnber auf bos
unten bcftnbli6e @eleiie unb blieb beiinz
n~un98loS lie9en, tpGbrenb Bic S6urten
6abon ltefeu. SpGter murbe er nacb benz
GountDs9 oIpttaG befOrbert. @r WtrO 8ez
ueien.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Gin armer Shanfmirth-

Ser Q8irtb Su9o 0teiberg tpurbe tpeoen
g5!obtbeitBens elmer neutrality-suspicious. bon
Gicbter &eriten 81 $40 Strafe Derurtbeilt,
gtetber8 b%e6altptete Ourd leinen 8ertbeiSi.
ger, oaB er 2dnbereien in 0isconlin unb
Die Wirt9i6aftSs @inri6tung an Die Nortbz
.ipeitern 8relperD So. iberibrieben babe
uno 9egentpdrttg feinen rotben beQer be-
1IBe. Der Gtcbter Iuspenbtrte 6eS6alb Die
Strafe.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
6met poIi1etoertbts=S Gn6er.

s. 5tntel, tuetber 21O @eus Str. Elm
Sten9ci90ft betreibt unb ben Settenipeg
Oomtt 31 perbarrifaOiren pflegte, erbielt
bon 8tbter &eriten So Strafe su6icttrt.
9.'9. BaliD muBte ebenfaQs cine 8uBe
bon So erIegen, neil CT bic go. So 81. @Garf
Str. i%pObnbafte ST.. 6. Start bei9impft
Bate.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
RoudfGnoer in ser eriten Wor6

8au9inlpettOr NOams beri6tet, 6aB
tto5 aler ieiner 8emiibunsen, bas &auds
libel in Der eriten @arO aus3urotten, inn
n1er nod ettpa 100 @ilen mGbtige 9taucbz
tpoIfen in bic 2iifte entIen6en. SER
@Sams pirb aber gentdB ben bon Maoor
9opfins erboItenen Snitruttionen oeoen
bic bart9eiottenen SinOer unnadbIicbtIib
porgeben unO bereits beute bic 6aau nStbiz
gen S9ritte in ben @ericbten einIetten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
Aus 0em GrtminaI9eriat.
DER sabre 6uhthaus.

Ganiom s. g8iltie, pelcber BET limited
States GrpreB So. Die Summe bon 1853
unterlbLagen bate, tpuroe in benz beritegelz
ten Gerotct, tpeld6eS bic Gel6morenen am
geitrigen ipdten2[beno abgaben, i9uIOig be-
funoelt un0 81 bier Sabren 3ubtbauS Derz
urtbeiIt.
NiItie mar nac9 @ron6 Gopi6s, Nti9.,
ouGcb9cbrannt uno bate cine Sour nab
SolebO, g., un6 G(eoelan6, O., gemabt.
gta3 @ranb &apibs. 3uriidgefebrt, pur6e
ct oerbGftet un6 na6 Chicago Suriid9ebracbt.
Wtltie iegte Oor BEN 8eamten Der II. 9.
@rpreB So. Elm etngeDenbeS @eitGnbniB ab.
QlS Gert6eioi9ung bebauptete ct, burb
OVERWHELMING getltesi6wab gewOrben SIT
letn uno in bieiem temporGren @abniinn
lene ltntcri6lagungcn begangen 81 baben.
0tcler 0arlteuung ibentten Die @ei6worez
men ofte1bar feinen @lauben.
Seoeute1oer Ranb.
8or 8i6ter QtbamS begann beute Morz
gen Der BrOjeB 9e9en Sobn Sartman,
pelcDer am 10. september aus benz Bar
btergei3Git bon 8ernbarD Slabs, SEQ. $50
@OoOitr., % &aiirmeiier i'm 8ertbe bon
te $3.50, 4 slipper, je $3.50 pcrtb; cine
9iO!ine $50 unO 400 Gi9arren gu 10 Gents
oaS Stitd, raubte.
Gin onoerer Raubpro3e6.
8m. 8. Coming mtr6 Dor 9ticbter
8%rentano unter Der 9lntla9e pro5cifirt, in
Dem perr1fenen 6auie $50. 10 g.. Centre
Apc. Die Sniaiitn @arrp &tameDer nm Elm
paor O3rringe I'M 8crtbe bon $113 be'
raubt gu baben. Der &aub tpnrbe am II.
Nprtl DOlfiibrt. Ser SAL 1T inIofern
merftplrbig, ais IN Der 9te9eL Bic 8elucber
Der 8OrOeus DOn ben 6rouen3immern be-
ralbt perben.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31

-9te Boli3iiten 8rarton un6 Cart
mrt9Dt e:tappten an Montag Qbenb George
@oloen, alias 2ubpis umb eugene Doris
oaoet, OILS oieie in ben Sleii3erlaben bon
Im. '$raig, 81 PeortaitraBe, ein3ubrecbcn
lucpteAt- @S gelang @OIoen unb Doris
9eute3 frib iebod Dor 0ficbter 9oble einen
Auf(Ebub tGres @erbOrs bis gum 4. gobemz
Der gu ertpirten.
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31

Sente 2I6en6 finbet cine bertoote
StBung beS Sta6trat6s ftott, in tpelc6er
II. Y. Die bon uns berett8 an~getinbtate
0tpbte7ttts@ 9eiIi erum@O r6iuan3 bes Qlb.
Ss1tler ben Stobtratb borlieeen tpirb,
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
UFYTox7E FUBIIeATT0w
UFTT(
Rnnual Statement

ANIMAL N0iAmApf q the METROPOLITAN I
@T.N S"1.VNVh' INSURANCE Of
~" xoFk, In the State Of New York, on the 3ISE
gay OF December 1893: made to the InsurancS
20 Pp sg 81 the State Of Illinois. pursuant
Capital
Amount Of Capital paid up in cash ss,oOO,OOaOs
ARgaRa-
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement Of the GG6RMANJA INsgR:
Orleans in the State of Louisiana, on the 91st day
of December 1898: made to the Insurance Super
intendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant to law:
sPftal
Amount OF Capital Stock paid up in
ful on mn m
Abendblatt., 1894-10-31
and1t- U~eIearnn1prr.
Berlin, 80. Set.

Shirt 6ermann 3u 6o6enlo6e : Qangenz
burg 1T 3ilm &aiierlicbcn Statt6aIter in
@llaBzGotDrin8en ern0nnt nor6en.
Ser Shirt traf beute Wtor9en bier ein
nnb crbieIt Oen 8eiudb bes &ansIers SIR
item G3loDmt8 5u6obenlobesS 9ilingSflirit.
BIT Wtttta9 bate Biirit 9o6enlobez Qan9enz
burg cine 2tu6ien3 BET &aiier @ilbelm.
@lei3 6arouf pur6e bic @rnennrn8 Oes
Tlrlten gum &atierltben StattbaIter an
9efin6t9t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09

Az Julien's you mount two flights Of stairs to
enter two great rooms set round with little
tables. The ftful tinkle of a grand piano tonly
guests PERFORM calls TO the mind the ancicnne
Eeiete franchise and Pittsburgh, Pa. The dirge
OF Daisy, Daisy" tho nightly moroccan OF the
most asstduons patron. an English blonde who
says she IL a friend OF Marie Lloyd, aud is her
self a drawing card in all the London "'alls,"
Will reassure the timid tourist. And soon this
dcmoiselle will pounce down on him, il he DO
Anglo-Saxon, by the right of n common Ian
guagc, to explain that she does not sing tonight
because she Is a little croupy. A glass OF cognao
Tor the Group costs forty cents at Julien's at this
hour. You can have brandy quite as good in
many places in the daytime for four cents.
You sit at little tables seeing life and watch
the bill run up. For serious clients there are
embarkations for tho Isle Of Lesbos that means
70 eat n supper in n private room, n supper for
three persons, Sometimes the wanderer, sit
ting round the public rooms, talked to and at by
those who only stand and wait, will hear a joy
Gus crash of broken glass and crockery; and
then the moths who fiutter round the brightness
to say: SEQ what you miss"
Two O'Clock and 3 O'Clock and 4 o'clock. The
gazette. francaise drugs on. Young women sit
there hungry for your purse, and Fighting over
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flowers with the spring sun and dew. In sum-
mer time the morning light Is clear at 3 1870, and
those who love To walk the streets Mt dawn nnd
take a drink at every little shop, and study hu-
man nature and disgrace themselves by beinc
drunk and casting a blot upon the scene OF la.
boring men who drink their bowls of coffee And
a. good starting place on tho rue Drnuot. inst
above the office OF the Figaro, where a wine sInn
much In vogue Is found full OF mixed company
alone; or, II he does, he should not sneak 10
other men upon the street. IL IL not even gnfe
70 take a lady for a guide from place to
you enter only the well-liEhted. numerousiy
patrOnlzed cares or wine shops in the central
part OF Paris you VIII be as safe as In your bed
The nightly assassinatiOns are committed he
tween the hours OF = and 4 A. NJ. To walk alone
between these hours Is perilOus. Your dSts avail
you nothing. and nothing is more to be deplored
than the sci t-conhdence OF Americans and Eng-
lishlnen IN Paris who rely upon the manly art.
a sword cane and a knowledge how 10 use IN a
the Parisian's defence against these fellows who
come two by two. a cab Is perfectly safe. The
cabHen aFe an honest set; and tho fact thatthey
are not irresponsible, but are the employees ~
companies, makes them more careful OF their
actions than you might suppose.
AZ TINS wine shop on the Rue DrOuot there l. a
iall again TO honest prices. Hot milk, hot soup.
NOT coTee, and hot chocolate give a new apps
ute. The calnan, whom YOU ask 10 drink, Will
take a tumbleT, OF red wine, his drink, with
coffee, all his days and nights. The vine
shop has an honest clientele, the soourihgs
tors, and printers boys, workingmen and gen
tlemen In evening cloths. clerks on the spree
and a big mob OF cabmen come TO take Aneye,
opener after their all-night driving. Then t6sss
are stray girls from MOntmartre, and even ONE
drlppings from the Cafe American and Julien's,
S1a you may see that same blonde English girl
contingent sit about and yaw and quarrel over
bowls OF soup and Jumps OF sugar for their milk.
When ~ oas Of slt PfiaSins g. t0F ts SSs'' .S drinks NJ
standing up before the bar, Is the same AZ n n1r
sued all over Paris IN the cafes and the brasscE-
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days of September find the oysters come again
into tieir Kingdom with tho world returning
to Paris. In these tayernes tho silver soup
pot bolls the hard shell crabs ecrevisse all the
year round, except the month OF June.
Here ladies sup beside their cavaliers; they do
not sup alone, they do not sit alone. The type Is
one distinct. 1t almost seems as IL tho onion
the hard boiled eggs en- saladc. and the ham and
sausaRes, and stout meat jellics of the tavernes.
built up "A special type of femininity: never un-
der "a years old and never over 10; always tall,
fine, plump, with IA great face like a full-blown
healthy. with fine teeth and hair: as honest
looking AS an honest woman. Only an honest
woman could not eat so much. One thing Is
sure, and that Is that you will find II difficult
TO sit around the ~tavernes night by night and
watch the rout OF solid business men engaged In
showing Off their bebes incassables with
out the ghostly thought that they are
born new each night, these full
fowcr-like faces twentY-four years old, COM
plete. entire, from out the silver SOUP tub where
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%loafng place for all who wish fnc furniture and
nasty company. Baratte's oysters are the best
and everything he has is good. The lady clients
fight, sometimes, and scratch long, bloody
streaks along each Others faces; and sometimes
men get into quarrels. But this Is the
first. word concerning rows and drunken insults
one has had to write. Tit fact that there are
women everywhere, and that n man who Is q
stranger talks to women for amusement instead
OF striking up acquaintances with men he does
not know makes for good manners aud moder-
ate drinking, Most any girl will strike you for
q loan; and every one will. ask for food and
drink-.girls well dressed and well looking. They
are only out at this hour for the sake OF food and
pleasure. They do. not want to go to bed till
morning. They will sleep all day.
AT the Halles, through which you stroll after
all this, IL Is a sight to make n sick man well.
There arc the butchers stalls, all fresh and red
the fish stalls, white and green with fish and
pink. and brown with shellflsh; tho vegetable
and fruit stalls. and the flower stalls. The auc-
tioning of wholesale lots Is over. The husbands
OF those ladies who keep boarding houses trot
from stall to stall accompanied by licensed por-
tors, Municipal messengers push past you with
the coffee. they are fetching to municipal tax
takers and inspectors. The noise Of the street
Is loud again. The sun is up for good. And all
the world is moving. STERLING HELLO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-09
TROUBLE SAVED TO uSDERrAKERs
ny the Coroners' Once and tho Burial Per-
nit bureau Being Under One Roof

by the Coronsrs' Once and the Burial Per.
init bureau being Under One Roof
Nobody will rejoice more than undertakes AT
the recent change by which the Coroners' Office
ana Health Department are now housed under
one roof. The fact that both these offices are
now situated in the new municipal building in
Centre street will save the funeral men lots ~
trouble, For years undertakers connected win
Coroners' cases have been put 10 Inconvenience
because OF the distance between the Coroners'
office and the Burial Permit Bureau.
For a long time the Coroners' office was at
Houston and Mulberry streets, SO that all an
undertaken had todO to exchange his Coroner's
certificate OF the cause OF death for a burial per-
mt vast TO cross the street 10 the Health Depart
hlehts rooms IN Police headquarters. In the
same way the Health Department could nOtify
the Coroners' OriCe In a minute or T,yu Of casas
IeIortsd 10 u by physicians which ought 10 10
About ten years aeo certain Coroners with
p9Ltlcians' aspirations, who wished To be nearer
Wat tLty considered the pOiitiCal centre, the
Nlty Hall, lind the COruners' MIC rFInGysd ~
rooms over kOsmak's saloon, at the south 0fths
oridse terminus, since torn down. UndeTtakers
Mho hHu previously only to cross a street 10 ex-
change a Coroner's certificate for a burial rsT-
mt had 10 travel two miles, II being a milo frot,
maj ny prIdke TO Houston street, When the Kos
terminus more room, the COrOners' office. al t6e
INSTANCE, u was said, Of Coroner MESSENGER Sas
moved 10 second avenue. near Eighth street
lt was said at the time that the Owner ~ IN.
building into which II moved Was A constIt,,sn2
OF NJ; MESSENGER, aud that the removal was exs
l3cation was, II anything. more incOnysnisnt, ~
TUE uhdtrt9kers than the one down town, IN n
some distshS. uiTeGt line O. travel as well as
iAey we're therefore glad when the CoFonas1
49, mo1ed Gown town again to ChRmbrU
town, too a u0"n
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they keep the crabs hot. You never see these
ladies anywhere but chatting, smiling, laughing
loud and calling out, and flirting surreptitiOusly
across their good mems shoulders, while they
sup from midnight on till .. l think they don't
exist by day.
A hundred brasserles are reeking with their
beer and food. 1t is II new thing come 20 Paris,
practically In the last five years. The falling in
OF old cafes TO bloom again AZ brasseries-beer
restaurants continues. The last 10 go was the
old Cafe Richie. To-day II Is u brasserie. The
Grand CatG beneath the Jockey Club will be-
transformed this TALL into a brasserie. Almost
the only old -stylecRfe of great size and great i'm
porthnce now existing on the Boulevard between
the Opera. and the Varieties Is the old CAFE
de la Paix beneath the Grand Hotel. IL
was sold last month TO the hotel. Its old pro-
IrietoT %retiresi, Its turn 10 lower the prices and
draw beer will surely come. This TRANSFORMED
tion OF tho old-style CATO into the new-styIe
brasserie is looked upon by old Parisians as a
curse, and marks the fnct that Paris has become
as vulRariled a. any other city.
1880 A. NJ: The great brssseries are still gilt
tering In their prosperity along the boulevard
and streets that cross IL. In tile Latin quarter
all is black. except a few beer halls with students
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THE NEW STAR, JANowsKI.


NOTES ny +. LIPKE, HALLE, A. g.,
(al This is the old defence TO the Ruy Lopez ana
gives white n chance 10 initiate a strong attack. g..
K p OF X X K p nre better continuation.
Cb) Black docs not sec tho difficulties of his position
and continues in q slipslop way. He ought TO have
played 81; 8. BIB 4. Kt-Kt Q; 0. B-oKta
P-Q Z, &C.
o) On account OF IS. 30 Q he cannot castle on
kings side. However, the king was not safe on king'a
square either. as will DO seen from the subsequent
beautiful combination on the part OF his adversar,.
Id nP-QR ., then 10. B-R o, QxB; II, R-KtS
and mate in three moves follows.
A MASTERS TOURNAMENT
President julius LIVINGSTONE Of the City Chass Club
announces that n masters tournament will he rlayed
under the auspices OF his club in October. There will
be 5000 In prizes.
The same enthusiastic orncial intends forming Q
chess club league, composed Of the Manhattan, Metro
politan, City, Brooklyn, and Newark chess clubs.
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each newcomer. Tho great hold. after all. Of
which no one will refuse them. Al 4 o'clock
this place II shut and 30 Is the Americain. The
The seeker strikes another stratum of So
elety, Heretofore IT has been the smart quar-
brasserie as late as 3 A. NJ, or Sylvain's up
70 almost 1. These two, like Julien's and the
American, pretend TO be quite chic. All group
cial arrangement with the authorities by which
they may keep open late, IL being understood
that only well-to-dO folks shall be entertained,
There are no such pretensions in the wine shops.
IN the quarters OF the great newspaper offices
to keep wide open, in full blast ali night, II lie
supposed TO benefit compositOrs and all the rest
ana later the ,porters, the delivery-wagon
drivers, newSdealers come to get their papers
early In the dawn, and market people going to
the Halles. And also, as the daybreak comes,
people keep opening like buds that turn 70