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The evening world., 1894-08-31
|BlBEFDRCED into HIS ARMS
,isss 80
Little Anton Strauss Found Him
sslfa Foster Father
Beautiful Girl Infant Abandoned by
q Well. Dressed Woman.

usAro,, rrr.vsr. had In her nos.es.on
!. pn.s.. rs.,aa,.r,.r. ,,,,. .,,sr,,non
ole Of the prettiest girl waits ever picked
up In the streets of this city. II was
Anton 6trnuss, OF <0S East Seventy. trst
strest. by n N e,l.dressed young woman.
= -. 40. =. n...s.,. A., g.. I.L,n
Nno SSyos'su t"o IVY !" SiN's -ukn'h
7 street ,between Lexington and Third
K avenues. about 10 O'Clock this morning.
"A nearly a. the boy could recoiirct.
the woman was attirsd in a striped
mix waist, black dress and small Rat
She Impressed the boy as being "a
Fraud irdy." Anton firat saw her whom
phe walked IN 10 MIN with the babe in
her arms, phe having crossed the street
aisnth street. al" laid The infant in tbc
boy arms.
Were, little boy" she said excitedly
take the bAby and carry A into that
place." ehe pointed at the asylum and
then continued!
And tell them In there to nut IL in n
carriage ana rive \, n r,de PI.dv ~
The evening world., 1894-08-31
JENNIE WAS NOT ABDUCTED
On Her Claim Tint she IL Jahusky's
Wife lie IL Discharged.

Lois Jahnsky, a tailor, thirty-f ive
years old. was arraigned before JUS
itch Koch In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day to answer a charge OF
larceny and abduction. The complain
ant against him was Becky Levine. OF
rs Edridge street.
She stated that Jahnsky formerly
boarded with her parents. and that he
disappeared with her seventeen year old
sister. Jennie. on Saturday last, and
also with her purse. which contained
s.. She saw Jahnsky walking along
Grand street last night. and seized him
by the throat. Jahnsky attempted to
break away from her. but Sergt. Nc
Coy, OF the Eldridse street station,
made him n prisoner.
Jennie, the alleged abducted girl, was
In court this morning. and said, that she
LETT her home OF her own accord.
MY sister Is jealous" she said be
cause Jahnsky prefers to marry me in
stead OF her. My sister does not tell the
truth when she says Jahnsky stole her
purse containing 81. The purse and
money are mine. and took 1t along
when l left home because my parents
objected to my marrying the man |
love"
When Justice Koch declated that
there was no evidence that q crime was
committed. and discharged Iahnslky
The sisters did not speak as they left
the courtroom.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
CAME FOR BUSINESS MEN.
Never More Than q So Limit,
Says Proprietor Markston.
Nevertheless He Was Told 70 Shut
Up the Place.

Capt. James Campbell. OF the Adams
street police station, Brooklyn, this
morning submitted "A report to Supt.
Campbell on an alleged gambling place
at 4ol Bridge street.
When Capt. Campbell called at the
house last night, accompanied by two
detectives, he found the proprietor, ~.
u. Markstop. sitting on the steps with
his wife.
81 understand you have a game here"
said Capt. Campbell.
The man denied that there had been
a game on for some time. He took the
Captain upstairs. where there were two
poker tables, surrounded 10y some small
or tables for refreshments.
This isn't. strictly speaking. a game"
said the proprietor. "as only reputable
business men come here.
THE game never exceeds a limit OF
-. and most OF the time In confined to
IA limit Of 81"
Capt. Campbell says there were no
cards or chips In sight but they might
easily have bean put away.
He told Mr.. Markston that he would
raid the place ut the first opportunity
and let the courts decide II II was legal
to run game for reputable business
men,
The evening world., 1894-08-31
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Domino had hard work to beat Ducat
yesterday. 1t was only after a furious
drive through the last quarter that the
Keene crack managed to beat Eugene
Leigh's colt. Domino will now have
more cause than ever to dodge Clifford
and Henry o. Navarro, for both of these
colts can give Ducat weight and beat
him easily. Ducat in his last race at
Saratoga had to be punched out to beat
Figaro. on Domino's class he should
have given twelve pounds and beating
to Ducat very easily. AS was seen
yesterday he had to be driven his hard
est to win. After the race was over the
Coney Island management offered a
purse OF $500, OF which 5000 to first,
1880 to second. and $500 to third. for
race between clifford, Domino and
Henry II Navarro. The offer was condi-
tional that all three horses go. Byron
McClelland positively refused to race his
colt at distance less than a mile and
furlong, and the matter was dropped.
Clifford and Domino both prefer a mile.
IL was the intent OF the management to
have the race come OFF on Labor Day.
race between he trio would attract
tremendous crowd and furnish no end OF
excitement.
Ward Man Burns's recital OF how he
won 5000 in one day at the race track
would have been swallowed by racing
men, II he had not named Sam Emery
as the man who furnished him with
tips That killed his story, for. Sam has
not picked six winners in so long that
II he ever did IL must have been in a
dream.
Judging by the clouds of dust that few
from the turf course yesterday. there
is very little difference between that
and the regular track. A good sprin-
king would freshen up the turf and put
II In good shape.
II is to be feared that Bassetlaw Is
not much account. Clayton Was blamed
yesterday for moving up SO quickly with
Bassetlaw on the first turn, but those
who criticised did not notice that Matt
Allen was directing Bassetlaw's move
ments by signal from the infield.
1t 10 probable that Jockey IAmiy viii
be reinstated within a few days The
boy has received an excellent offer from
''Hpcky" Baldwin. and the latter has.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WAS IT A FIXED MACHINE.
rinkeIstein Lost I'D Nickei., Then
Arrested the bartender.

Louis Finkelstein, a bartender In the
employ OF Saloon-kecper Barrish. of
Eastern Parkway and Watkins street.
Brooklyn. was arraigned In the Gates
Avenue Police Court this morning.
charged with maintaining n gambling
device In the shape OF a nickei-in-the-
slot machine. Sergt. Reimeis. OF the LIB
erty avenue station. discovered the ma
chine last night and thought he would
s sHst IT. re p'aye9 u , clever ''me ,r
kelstein. explained the matter SO care
fully that Reimcls determined that the
machine was a gambling device. He
then arrested Finkelstein. This morning
Justice Quigicy held him under $500
ball to await examination.
Many OF these machines are exposed
IN Brooklyn saloons Most of them
have been liked so that the nickel In
vnriably runs into the slot for the bcne-
nj OF the house.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
MRS. WlNSLOW WILL APPEAL
Wants ~ DiNOrce Decree OVcrruIri
--Dr. Horns Two suits.
NY riatcd rrcss


YANKrON. =. n, Aug. M,-~Daisy
Edna Winslow. n divorced wife OF Her
bert Hall Winslow, the playwright. has
changed her Eind and will appeal from
the decision by which her husband Sc
cured separation, to the Supreme Court.
She asks to nave the decision OF Judge
Smith, who granted the divorce, over
ruled.
DR. Abram korn. once Health In
spector OF Brooklyn, has applied for III
vorce from hts wife. Julia Korn, on the
ground OF dcscrtion. The case Is pend
ing in the first judicial Circuit Court OF
South Dakota, and there is another case
In which the same parties are interested
now before tribunal In New York
State
While DI. korn was completing his
residence in Sodth Dakota, preparatory
TO bringing hi action, Mrs. korn was
suing him for decree without leaving
home. Now the case hinges on the aues-
tlon, which court has priority OF turis-
diction,
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Open Until 10 r. M.
267 and 269 Grand ST., cor. Forsyth St.

# his ss@ on the an e
II think my Ally has been very harshly
treated by the Handicapped" said MI.
Galway just before the sixth race yes
asa prone to s a Sn WHO ar
lots the weights that he has over.es-
timated her ability" Mr.. Galway didn't
have hsys,,a,, word ord E; say , after the racs.
Ed Corrigan's colt Joe Murphy ran
two miles in a42 yesterday at the Har:.
lem (Chicago) track This breaks all
previous records for the distance.
]. B. Collins will probably dispose Of
his horses and his e enrs 5s
at Maspeth, L. j. !.
Riley Grammar laid the highest price In
the ring against Domino and took In
OF dollars on ths S sSr sG
since the meeting began.
The last race yesterday was the best
booking affair the ring has had since the
meeting opened.
Lord Clinton. at Dayton. O.. yesterday
trotted mile In ~ over a half mile
thirty-three seconds. This beats the
worlds record for half-mile courses.
az
p. Krager-Best Brand has not won
siRce the date you mention.
A. BIO properly answer your ques-
tons would take up a column or more
of space. IL you will call at the once OF
The Evening World" the writer will be
pleased TO furnish you with the informA-
ton desired.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
BRIDGE BREAKS AGAIN.
Trains Running Very slowly over
the nronN River.

WHITE PLAINS. y. Y, Aug. 3i.-The
iron bridge which spans the Bronx
River about one mile south OF this place,
broke down again this morning.
The two critters which became dis
placed last nicht while Engine i,0st,
drawing the b.S) Harlem Railroad train
from the Grand Central Depot was pass.
tng over the bridge, trll down again al
a"e o'clock to-day They had been re-
The trains passing over tho bridge again
dislodgei them.
The eridse Was strengthened by tenn
poraVN braces 80 that trains can now
run over Il SLOWLY while work Of re-,
pair Is so!ng ON, rhc loose Gir,lers viii
he firmly secured in place.
There II no especial danger. The
hridgc Is butt OF ron and was erected
IN 1874 AT a cost % SlN0N
The evening world., 1894-08-31
ORPRIsC0's MURDER
Arsos, Who Is Thought to Have
Killed Him, Arrested.
caphlrsi It HE Homo In lsns
Island After q Long Search.

ts,.c,si % n. Evening wmidJ

NJ fnu9rtAi 70 Tne Evening W"teJ
NEW BRUrSBwICK. N. j.. Aug. a.
The dStsctiyes who have been working
en the Frisco murder casa to-day lodged
n San another Of the men accused Of the
ofime., la
The sscond arrest In the case Is the
more important because the prisoner ia
altered 10 be the man who struck the
How that caused Prisco's death.
\ According 10 .afidavits secured by the
1eteotives, the three mon. Ruguss,
Aracs. and spina, enuced Frisco from
che house 1t Sand Hills. and while spina
md RusuhA were walking with him on
either slde, Arace came up behind and
ptruck the italian In the back OF the
Afterwards the three placed him on
the track and waited ~ a train ran
over him, hoping 70 obiiterate the evil
fkl detectives arrested spina wednes-
Gay md lodEsd him In Jail that evening.
They bod expected on the same day to
s ss me Tho h.d b.. fA re- w a. ROOT set
iaisn. md yesterday the ofiicers made
3 1eocnd attempt.
Thib time they succeeded In capturing
ATE Last night by oliver and Hou'eli
Tids H9orgInE he was srrs'sned before
Afsace made statement In answer to
euss(tpns naked through an interpreter.
which WA taken down by the Justice.
The statement was No follows!
q ~ say I did not kill Frisco. I do not
know him At all. l never knew him.
lived ~ Psnnsylvnnla In 1891 and In 1872.
1ee3 and 1894.
II worked In Jamaica, l.. !. The last
Two years have lived all over.
haven't been In the state OF New Jersey
for two years. l. never worked on n
farm AZ the Sand Hills. this county. ]
have nothing moro to say"
(. when Arnce was arrested. he tried 10
bribe the detective to let him go.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
HOSIERY ANO UNDERWEAR.

1870 doz. Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Vests; A..
Doyle's price 21c.. our price ....:. JG,
1875 doz. Ladies' full. regular made. fancy
Striped Hose; Doyle's price, 29c., Ira
our price. Observation-Disclosures. ICGi
Ladies' Chemise: Doyle's price &c.; 10,
our price. ..... .............. .-.... tVtl
Corsets; Doyle's price &C.,: our ct,o
p'ieS '..'...'.'''. ........ ......s WV
LADIES' Fast Black Hose: Doyle's Ca
price lOc. per pair. our price $50. u,
Ladies Colored Fast Black Hose; Nf
Doyle's price 1Oc.. our prices..... sGu
Gents Merino Shirts ,ud
Drawers: Doyle's price IL. m 0E
Csc, soc. 49c. our price stJ, siJy ~
Gents Mixed Hose: Doyle's price nc
1Oc.. pair: our price. sUc
100 doz. Gents Scarlet Medicated
Shirts and Drawers; Doyle's ce
Sl.O0. our price ...,>.... .....~s Js
$50 doz. Gents Camels Hair and
Natural Wool shirts; DO, les or
price 6Gc.; our price. ............ az
The evening world., 1894-08-31
ESPOSITA ARRESTED.
Must Remain In the city to Answcr
Ills Wite's CharRss.

avenue. was arrested late yesterday at
ternoon by Deputy sheriff Walscring,
upon an order issued ny Judge McAdam.
~ the - RENE Court In an action
brought H. his wife. Marta ESpos,ta
Esroslta formerly conducted n cigar
store Mt ~ West End avenue. His wife
alleges that she married him on Oct -
1854. Since then she swears he has fire.
qucntly treated her cruelty and assaulte,,
her She has sued for separation and
claims he intended going To South Amer.
tea On that allegation she secured the
order " arre;t
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WANT THE RENT.
American Theatre Conpar, Is suing
for 5000.

The American Theatre Company has
brought action against otto Wehl,
Joseph Hechenberg ami the New York
Security Company. to recover 5000 de
payment OF the last ak weeks OF the
seasons rent OF the American Theatre
Roof Garden. Wehl and Hechenberg
Tented the iUof for thirteen weeks at
500 week, The money was deposited
To- isure payment OF the last six weeks.
which end on Sept. =. The money was
subject TO the order OF the American
Theatre Company and Of Hechcubcrg
The plaintiff says that 1t has been I'M
able 10 Get iechcnbcrg's signature to
checks for the rent.
\ motion W the dctedunts to state
mtorc definitely his cause ~ action Mas
denied Nv Justice beach TODAY
The evening world., 1894-08-31
MORE SPINNERS GO OUT.
wooUsocEet and Lawrence Em
plOyecs Refuse u Reduction.
lBy Associated Press.

wooNSOCKET, r. l.. Aug. Sl.-one
hundred employees OF the River Springs
Mills struck this morning against a
change In the system OF payment. They
were notified that hereafter they would
he expected to work by the piece instead
OF by the week. The change amounts
to " reduction In wages and the opera
tives decided to go out. The mills were
at once shut down,
LAWRENCE, Mass. Aug. Shorty
six weavers employed In the Brown and
Ackroydes mills here went out on a
strike this forenoon, rather than accept
a reduction In wages.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SEAlER UNDER ARREST.
rhs Wandsrer Has secret Gur.,
Hiatt OF CaanibaIism,

VICTORIA, b. q, Aug. l.-The s.o,o-
WAndereF was brought into port under
arrest by III. NJ Pheasant, HAVING been
found with secret suns on board after
being previously searched by a Unttei
states patrol vessel
The Wanderer brought two dcSrr,srs
Hom the whaling bark california, 81 Sam
EfanciSca These men report the loss ~
tWo Npslirg vessels. one the Huntsr
and the other unknown. N''s'
The crew OF the Hunter we're plck,.,
up by the revenue cutter Rear ii A.
seppose1 the men sustained life by can,
The evening world., 1894-08-31
DOMESTIC DEPT.

s cases Heavy Domet Flannels. a..
Doyle's price SC. yard, our price J4Gs
~ cases Extra Heavy Canton FlanneIs,
Doyle's pr.ce &c. per yard. our q 4.
price. ................... OSys
Best Shifting Prints. Doyle's price ~
3c. our pr &C.. Observation-Disclosures. [2Vl
200 dozen Extra Size Knotted Fringe
Towels. Doyle's price Csc. each. re.
our price. each ................., lCGsi
cases Towels. size 2Ox4O. Doyle's a.
price l2c.. our price .............. 0Gsi
500 pieces French Sateens. Doyle's ca.
price 25c. yard, our price. ....... e4es!
The evening world., 1894-08-31
FIELD AND FOREST FIRES,
crsDs Destroyed and Men Fishtin.
Flames In Canada.
NV Associated rr,ml

ToRoNTo, Ont. Aug. 3i,-Ncws was
reoetved here this morning that many
nres were ranging al over te province
Az Srsnd Valley many acres OF crops
nave ben burned. Bush fires are do.
Sasttatin Bruce County. near Marx.
nam: where ffty-acre swamp has been
burning two weeks, ''''
Around Dundalk whole neld. OF grim
and miles OF forest are destroyod
IN Melancthon and Amaranth town
snipS near shelburne, forty miles OF
Sa,.ssory on IRE and twelve farm
x.rnN whole mountain range north OF
nAhton. Halton County. has ben burn
tnk Ihree days. Hundreds OF mon are
u9hting THE names II the drought CON
unoes the damage Will he remendonS
The evening world., 1894-08-31
IN CONSECRATED GROUND.
Uody of Mrs. Gordon. Suicide
Hurled In calvary Cemetery.

Mrs, Sarah Gordon. who committed
suicide Tuesday night because her
daughter Emma had been secretly mar.
ried was buried to-day from her late
home, NM briggs avenue, WILLIAMSBURG.
There We're services at St Vincent lie
raul's church. on North sixth street.
and tho body was buried In CunseCratcd
ground NJ Calvary Cemetery. Althouy h
Mrs, Gordon committed suicide, yet she
hVcd long enough to- repent and receive
the rites cf the church, otherwise she
could not have boon buried in Consc.
Grated ground according to the laws OF
me church
The evening world., 1894-08-31

II IL probable that Jockey Lamiy viii
be rsinstated within n few days The
boy has received an excellent offer from
'.Hpcky" Baldwin. and the latter has.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
INCOMING STEAMERS
DUE TO-DAY,
Horrible!

From the Fliesends BlatterD
He-l had a dream about YOU last
night, Miss Louisa, ! was about TO give
YOU a kiss when suddenly We we're sepa.
rated by river that gradually grew
as hig as the Rhine,
she-And there was no bridge, no
boat?
The evening world., 1894-08-31
southern Development Co.yeation.
CBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Aug. sL-Ths second days
meeting OF the Southern Development ConyenilOl
was begun with a large attendance. Mr.. W. c.
vineeRhellcr. the State Commissioner OF Mining.
Of Arkansas the hrSi speaker, Prsssnting
a conservative review Of the resources Of that
state. The report OF the COMMITTEES on Plan and
scope vas read BY W. Seymour White, Of Viz
giniA- II provided for . permAnsnt bureau In
washington for the exhibition q the reaouress
Of the Southern States and for The generAi tnfer-
bureau 70 be pAid b. pro rata eoAtris.zssps ns1
IL stAtsA
The evening world., 1894-08-31
HERE'SASURpRISE
.f~
Another Great Cut {
Our Bankrupt Sail.
Prices Slaughtered Right and Left.
The Only Genuine Sale Of the Year.
M.L.D0YLE'S STOCK.
AT OLD STAND,
267 and 269 Grand St., cor. Forsyth St.
BY ORDER OF
hannigan & BouiIIon, Purchasers Of Stock.
Dress Goods. Silks, &c

250 Full Dress Robes. black and
coiored; Doyle's price $7.49. our Ell 1s
$50 pieces ALL Wool Cloth: Doyle's ae.
price 49c, per yard. our drice. e. LIGs
400 pieces Cashmere. all colors; ln3.
Doyle's price 39c., our price :. IU1Gi
500 pieces Novelty Dress Goods, latest
patterns; Doyle's price 59c up, 9oo
our price. northumberland. jJGs
$50 pieces Whale Diagonal Doyle's lc.
price SOC. per yard. our price,. lOG,
20 pieces Waterproof Serges. AZ in. IN.
wide: Doyle's price 75c.. our price jJG'
125 pieces Black Homespun. 40 in. wide,
all wool" Doale's price &c., 9on
our price LSGs
The evening world., 1894-08-31

ALL OF THE SITUATIONS WANTED ADS.
MALE OR FENALR. APPEARING IN THE
WORLD" TOMORROW WILL BE REPEATED.
FREE or CHARGE IN THE EVENING
woRLD'-ss WORDS ron 10 Cent?
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SILK s,

1875 pieces Silk Bengalines. oil shades ana
black DoyIe's price CSC. to On O. q, A
9sc.; to be sacriced at. -. ZcG, d j y,
1863 pieces extra fine qualities. comprising
Rhadaines, Gros Grains. Satin Duchess.
Cashmere Sui. lime. in all the pc pulaf
shades. Doyle's prices 9Sc. to 81. rs; to
of. one.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
WILL DECIDE TO-DAY.

Decisions In Cases Of Accused Cap
tnius May he Handed Down.
The Police Commissioners will meet
this afternoon In executive session.
The cases ~ Capts. Cross and Devery
and their ward men will then he decided
The evening world., 1894-08-31

FOR A DINE YOU CAN SAT- % WORDS TO
ALL THE READERS OF the $4,000 WORLDS,
PRINTED ro-MoRRow. SATURDAY Is oUR
SITUATION DAY."
The evening world., 1894-08-31

NO WOMEN WE'RE ALLOWED IN THE
MAULiFFE-GRlFFO srARRIN0 MATCH LAST
MONDAY, YET MEG NERRlLlEs WILL TELL.
ALL ABOUT TllE FIGHT IN r,iE SUNDAY
WORLD" SIZE WAS ON THE GROUND
The evening world., 1894-08-31

THERE WILL HE PAGE OF sEAsuoRE
BEAUTIES IN THE SUNDAY WORLD "
YOUR PICTURE MAY RE AMONG THEN
The evening world., 1894-08-31

You GET ovER ESQ 90 INSERTIONS OF YouE
SITUATION WANTED" ADS, TOMORROW
FoS OUR USUAL PRICE FoR ONE INSERTION
. WORDS ron 10 eESrs sArusDAyR SIT
vAfloS DAT"
The evening world., 1894-08-31

DON'T FORGET THAT ro-NoKSow Is THE
WORLDS SITUATION DAY" EVERY sTUA.
TOY an ~ REPEATED FREs IN THE EVEN.
ne woRl.n. - WORDS FOR II CENTS.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

II You DON'T READ TINE SUNDAY
WORLD You sAoulA
The evening world., 1894-08-31

nm xusRoR AND coxPoskA oFkxwxrY
szS1oS soVEI 4 kAvE
The evening world., 1894-08-31
Waists, Capes and Jackets.

500 Waists. Doyle's price. 9sc.; oE.
our price,. ............. ........ &OVs
S0s s Ms't our p p2es price, $3.50 ana 49C.
100 ou M1 psies. D0yie' price, $3.50; 49c.
200 French Lawn and FlanDelette !
Wrappers. Doyle's price, $500 OOo
and S2.29; our price. ............ JuVs
% our @ri pr. ss't. noyie' price, eiao' 49c.
60 Duck Suits. Doyle's price, 1898: no.
our price ........ ................ JOVs
80 Tuxedo Suits. Doyles price. I no
S4s9S our price. bOU
Is Tuxedo Suits all colors. cloths and
Serges. Doyle's price S6.9s; q 90
ouf prize. ......... .............. @toS
200 Caps. all colors. Doyle's price. no,
$2.9S; our price. JOGs
100 Caps. all colors. Doyle's price, , no
"a. % (; our price. ................. loo
100 Jackets. ell colors. Doyle's no.
price, 81. 0S our price. JOGs
l59 Jackets. all colors. Doyle's , no
price, S4.98: our price. .......... loo
800 Chilkren's Bingham Dresses, all
81 sizes e. a. Doy Hr price sSc' A9c NqRc
200 Childrens Wool and Cashmere
Dresses. all sizes. Doyle's price, S2.9S
to 1898; our price,
$780,. 1888 & 2.98
800 Boys School Suits. all sizes. Doyle's
s ssco. o. our ~ price es $780,. 1888 & 2.98
400 Fine Wool shawls. Doyle's price
S2.50 to S12.0O; our price
$780,, 1888, 2.S8 and 1888
400 White, and Co!ored Be6spreads.
Doyle's price 81. 90 to $50; our price,
49,, $780,, $50. and lag
5000 yards Lace Curtains. Doyle's Price
100. to 30c.; our price.
&c. I0G. and hc
600 Blankets. Doyle's Price 5Oc. to sl.OO;
our price,
&c.,, 49c.
800 Eleven Quarter Blankets. Doyle's
price 81. 9S to sc. aS; our price.
LIS. 1888, 1888
700 fine Comfortables. Doyle's price roc.
to Is. 90; our price.
&c., $780,, 1888
THE GREATEST SACRIFICE YET.
105 pieces Black Silks, including Fail!e
French. Satin Duchesse Rhadames,
Bengalines and Moire Antiques. Doyle's
price, $l.25. sl.50 and S1.75;
s shole' . to close oa' $50. and 79c.
500 pieces Sstins. The entire stock-goods
sold at Coo. 75c.. 81. 90 aud S125 in
staple shades: determined to close the
entlre lot this week. Doyle's price 4Sc.
,G s'.sa; VIII close Csc. and Soc.
The evening world., 1894-08-31

Nou read The Evening World,
DO Sou read the sunday WorIds
The evening world., 1894-08-31

from the turf course yesterday. there
is very little difference between that
and the regular track. A good sprin-
Killing would freshen up the turf and put
II In good shape.
The evening world., 1894-08-31
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
Sun rises. 5. &c Sun sets Sj Moon rises. -
HIGH WATER TODAY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1894-05-17

Miss Julia White. who has been sick
for some time at the home OF her sister
Mrs. John Sias. is slowly recovering.
Mrs N c. B. Haviland and Mrs,
Walter Haviland started Wednesday for
New Hampshire on visit TO friends.
~ There will be ball game Saturday az
ternoon between the Clippers and the St.
Johnsbury Centre boys, on the common.
Fred Preston and Ellsworth Wood
ward are fishing at Greensboro lake in
company with a Littleton party this
week.
B. H. Cheney from Manchester, n. H.,
general agent of Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York, was al the Elm House
over Sunday.
The base ball game on Saturday last
between the Lyndon Institute boys and
the Clippers resulted in favor of the Dan
vile nine, the score standing 13 to 3.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will
give an ice cream social at the Masonic
rooms on Wednesday evening, May %,
to which everyone is cordially invited.
Ice cream, l > cents.