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KELLY BIT THE POLICEMAN.
He Assaulted His LnndIady When
she Protected Her Pet Dogs.

Joseph Kelly. a telegraph messenger.
OF Broadway and Thirtieth street. was
held by Justice Taintor. in the jefferson
Market Police Court this morning. on a
charge Of assaulting his landlady. Mrs.
Hisgins. Of l3s West Twenty-ninth
street.
Mrs. Higgins stated Kelly came in last
night under the influence OF liqu- T,
broke into her room and struck her He
announced his intention to kill two OF
her pet dogs, and when she objected 10
this he threatened to kill her.
Policeman Collins heard her screams
and seized Kelly. In the street, the
prisoner kicked and bit the policeman
lay down on the sidewalk and refused 70
get up. When Collins stopped to pick
Policemen Jerolomon, Kelly an
9chuits came 20 Collins's aSs,stanc-. n nd
u required their united efforts to ge,
the prisoner to the station-house.
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sAToLLI At ST. ANrHoNY's.
Celebration Of the Seventh Cents.
nary Of It's Patron Closes To-Day.

Celebration Of the Seventh Cents-
nary Of IT'S Patron Closes To-Day.
The four days services In the Church
Of st. Anthony, Sullivan street. In cell
ebration Of the seventh centenary of
Its patron. st. Anthony Of Padua. will
be brought to a close this evening.
Special interest was taken In the ser
vices this morning. owing to the pres
cree Of the Papal Ablegate. Archbishop
Satollt The church. which Is a scene
OF masnifc-nce during the services. was
filled this morning to stifiing. Before
the mass began IT was impossible to
force ones way within the doors.
The solemn Pontifical Mass was cele.
orated I, by Archbishop sstolli. the assist
rector Of the Cathedral. The deacon
Thomas p. Mclaughlin, rector OF
Transfgurauon Church. The master
OF ceremonies was Rev. N. 8. Newey.
Of the Cathedral The deacons Of honor
we're Tere Eey; E..,; w: =. Ferrante. D. D.. and
While the mass was proceeding a can
die on the gospel side Of the altar set
fire to some Of the flowers and a flame
shot UP. Before anybody could reach
II II burned out After the mass the
Archbishop pronounced the papal bene-
diction.
This evening there will be solemn ves-
The Very Rev. 4. p. Higgins. o. p. s.
T.. Provincial Of the Domin.cans, will
preach. Then the grand Te Deum Will
be sung.
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Scrgcs at SS.S5.

Nothing cooler than serge can be worn
during the summer months. and a fine
suit made up OF this material, in black
or b.ue, cut in the latest s;yle, can be
had for eight dollars and eighty-iive
cents this week at the London LIVER
pool Clothing c., Sc and IS Bowery
corner Hester street Fine Clay d.
agonal suits. cut in the latest style, and
made to sell for eighteen dollars, can be
secured at the same figurees. AS an in
ducement for intending purchasers this
presented with each SS& suit. A mum
Der of the 81 suits still left II you are
quick enough to get them. sss
The evening world., 1895-06-13
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The latest concerning the Suburban 10 that Rsy
n Santa Anita has thrown splint and will not
start for the great race. This may be only ruse
to influence betting. but there is necessity for
1t. as a generous price will he laid against him.
should he by any chance face the starter. Domino
will bs given his nnai work to-day and his move
will he eagerly watched. The black Is in superb
fettls and will probably go to the post even
money chance. II the race was a furong shorter
Domino would seem . moral II Is that extra
furlong that worries his admirers. and they fear
that II RAmapo nails him eighth from home
the Gideon DAILY horse may win Still. nc
one can ray that Domino 10 not game after his
dead heat with Henry OF Navarro, the best horse
OF last year, Sir Walter was given good work
yesterday and will surely be contender.
Dave Gideon and George wheelock have mad,
a sporting bet on the performances OF two horse,
In the Great Trial Stakes to be run at Sheepshead
Saturday week. wheeIock fancied Refugee and
bet Gideon $500 that the Blsmton colt would bea'
Gideons entry. Haslet
The ConnscticN Assembly yesterday rejected
the proposed twelve-day Local Option Pool bill
This seems to settle the question OF pool selling
In ths Nutmeg State.
The application for reinstatement Of locke,
Tor fraud. was denied by the Jockey Club yes
terday.
The Narraeansett Association has requested
permission to give than race fo
three -year-olds and upward of q distance OF les
than . mile. The object 10 to provide NOR
sprint races The request was denied
There may bs arrests at sheepshesd Bay o
Saturday. II 10 said that the pool sellers hav
kathered considerable evidence. what the
believe 10 evidence. against several OF the lead
ing bookmakers and propose to have arrest
made. These arrests. n made, will be mer
anroy yances, for the bookmakers cannot be he'll
under the present law. There has been n
passing Of money. no paraphernaiA Of hettin
displayed and the complainant will have n
| tangible evidence to show that he made q bet.
The Garfield Park tChicaso) race track 10 I
| be cut up into building lots.
The conditions Of the Ss7. 500 worth Of stake
| offered by the Saratoga Racing Association VII
he made public on Saturday. Most OF the bi
| owners propose TO take their strings To tn
Springs to rseupsrats and incidentally pick up
| few stakeA
The announcement that Hornpipe would nc
start In the Suburban was no surprise as II va
| known that the colt had not fully recovere
! from his breakdown In the Brooklyn Handicap,
| An astonishing tip 10 aAoat on Dutch Skater I
win the Suburban,
The evening world., 1895-06-13
LICENSE FOR A DEAD MAN.
Willis m MexGher's Name Found on
an Application.

Commissioner Hamburger, Of the Ex-
else Board. annouced this morning
that In searching for straw bondsmen
he had unearthed the peculiar case of
. man applying for a license in the
name OF . man who had been dead six
month"; The case Is that Of Martin
Neasher, who applied for a renewal OF
the license for the saloon at One Hun
6red and Eightieth street and Third
The evening world., 1895-06-13
C0RNELL'S FAST STROKE.
English Oarsmen Think the Henley
Crew Loses Form By II.

EnGI1sh Oarsmen THINK the henley
Crew Loses Form by II.
LONDON. June 13-Pall Mall Gazette
this afternoon. commenting upon the
performance Of the Cornell crew since
II has been training on the Thames for
the Henley regatta, expresses the opin-
ion that more than one English crew
will meet with little difficulty in de-
feating the oarsmen from Ithaca.
English oarsmen. It is added. do not
believe that tho Cornell crew can row
a stroke Of 4S TO the minute without loss
Of form.
The Echo, referring to the same sub
ject this afternoon, says that 1t Is not
anticipated that the Cornell crew will
seriously threaten the English crews.
adding:
but they fail to catch the water with
effect The men sitting In a direct
line caused the craft to hang between
strokes. Several changes have been
made in the crew. and there appears
to be. difficulty In seating the men
rf4ht +"
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avenue. In the name Of william
inSsmuch a. williams name was
signed to the application for the renewal
ana the two bor'dsmen had gone on the
bond and certified TO th.r willingness to
forfeit $3.50. Commmisstsoner Harburger
said he would push the investigation.
and II he finds that there was deliberate
attempt on Martin Meagher's part TO
commit perjury he would call the atten-
ton of the Grand Jury to the matter.
The evening world., 1895-06-13
APP0RTI0NMENT SHAKE.UP.
Tim Sullivan . Twenty-Tear sena-
tor..Tam m any Like and Dislikes.

Senator "iTm" Sullivan, who has heer
moved over into the new Eleventh sena-
torial district from tho former Ninth,
has announced that he Is a candidate for
the Senate for the next twenty years.
His new district includes all the Bow
cry lodging-houses. and the Senator has
always been particularly strong with
the inmates OF lodging houses.
Almost every Tammany leader Is salts
fed with the new apportionment. al
though q few Of them will have to fight
to retain their leadership. James j.
Boyle, who has been shunted into the
new Fifth from the old Ninth. Is one OF
these: but his friends believe he Will
win,
The evening world., 1895-06-13
rnspector McLnushiin's night.

Inspector Mclaughlin passed another comfort
"a o'ciock 4. NJ to-day, and shortly Afterwards
hsd his customary breakfast. There were no
callers up TO 1915 o'clock. He spent his tine
rsadine the morning newspapers
The evening world., 1895-06-13
RouRh Riding In NutIey.

An exhibition Of rough riding and other fsats
Of horsemanship will he given Saturday BY
a number Of Nultey people Last year an anna
teur circus was given and Saturdays perform.
ancs will probably be sequel to H.
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,. II. P.-About 81, 500.


GameA scheduled to-day:
ST. Louis At New York Pittsburg at Baltimore.
Cleveland ut Riooltlyn. Cincinnati At Wash ton.
Louisville at PhlA phs lChicAgo At Boston.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

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The evening world., 1895-06-13
Help Wanted Male.

DRICKIAAYER WANTED at corner Spring and
Mercer SITS. 81. 2s per day; bring tools Tomorrow
WANTED-A drug alderman 10 work New York
City: one familiar with the retail business pre-
ferred Address. with references. Drug. box 25t
World
The evening world., 1895-06-13
Summer Resorts.

sUMMFR BOMBS an LANG ISLAND
PenpAlss Ssseribias Aotsis and boarding houses
~ aad lSis Broadway, New YORK; st sss Fuitas
st.. Asosk!ys Easis ssmmss Bureau and At Vlat.
susA ave stauo. L RR Droosiyn: or sesd
L m. Las lslaaA Civ.
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Bascbaii-Poio Grounds, = y. NJ, To-Day.
81, Louis Va Nv York. Tomorrow. ClsVs-
land. ."
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POWER VEHICLE RACE.
Oar D Covers TOO Miles Of Road In
Forty-eight Hours.

PARIS. June D.-The road race Of We
hicles propelled by petroleum or steam
power. from this city to Bordeaux and
back. witch started on Monday from
Versailles, the total distance being $50
miles, was concluded to-day.
Car s. constructed on the Parhard sys-
tenn. reached Paris at l2H p NJ. cover
Ing the distance In little over forty
eight hourA '''""F' Fh
The evening world., 1895-06-13

Commodore sicard has posted bulletin In n.
Brooklyn Navy Yard forbddiny ON cers on dut,
to wear highly eolored neckti,s or tan-coloreC
shoes
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PROOF Is fvS,..s.
IHAT LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
q Daily Curing Backache, Dizziness
Faintness, Irregulsrity, and all Fe
male Complaints.

Intelligent women no longer doubt the
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Compound. It speedily relieves irregu.
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The evening world., 1895-06-13

Frank Erne, who will meet George Dixon In the
Seasidss arena tomorrow night To decide the
ies esther-~eight championship, will reach Conev
Island tomorrow afternoon. Erns is conhdeLt
that he will give Dixon the hardest battle he has
ever had, 'Mor Of DiIon's opponents have been
defeated before they entered the ring. That's not
the case with me, however, for candiily th.nk
that can defeat the little champion" says Erne
The evening world., 1895-06-13

The announcement that Hornpipe would not
start In the Suburban WAS no surprise as II vas
known that the colt had not fully recovered
from his breakdown In the Brooklyn Handicap.
An astonishing tip Is aAoat on Dutch Skater to
win the Suburban,
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
wheelmen Meet at Sanford.

Sanford, Maine, September 16, 1896.
a The second annual bicycle meet under
the management of the Young Mems De-
batting Club will take place at Mousam
River Park on Saturday September 2Sth
for which series of six events has been
arranged The entities will close Septem-
Der 21st. All of the leading events will
be placed to prevent loafing. The races
will be open to class A riders only. The
list of events and the prizes offered is as
follows:
One mile novice-1st, prize, silver
watch, $500; 2nd, clock, $40: 90; Sd, 81
calibre double action revolver, S.. 90.
One mile open-.11st prize, diamond
ring, $50 90; Cd, silver fitting pitcher
$4,000; Sd pair M. & W. road tires, any
One half mile, boys race. (under IS
years)-1st, prize, silver watch, $40. 90 Z;
I'd, search light lantern, $780,; Sd, watch
One mile $50 class-1st prize, silver
tea set, a pieces, $25. 90; I'd clock, sl2. 90;
3D. box cigars, (Triplets) S.. 90.
One half mile open-1st prize, diamond
shirt stud, $50. 90; I'd, princess initial
ring, $12. CO.; 3d. silver cigar box, W. 3D.:
One mile handicap-1st, prize, dla-
mond, unset, $50 90; I'd, goldIflled watch,
s25 90; Sd, silver handkerchief pox'
S12 co.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
His 10th Birthday.
bottom.


Mr.. George A. Thomas celebrated his
18th birthday yesterday. There was no
formal recognition of the fact at his Dan
forth street residence as was the case
last year when he rounded out his three
quarters of century, but he received
some beautiful floral tributes, one from
Greenacre, Eliot and another from Har-
mon the florist. He was also the recip-
lent of congratulatory notes from Hon.
Parker Pillsbury, Judge Springer and
others. During the day and evening
quite a number Of his friends and old
fellow citizens called upon him and con-
graduated him verbally. Mr.. Thomas is in
quite good health and it is to be hoped
that we shall have him with us many
years yet.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
Paugus and Chamberlain.

In his address before the Mains Histori.
cal Society at Fryeburg, last Thursday
evening, Mr.. Lewis, in a vein OF pleas
antry, thus referred to an interesting in.
cident that occurred few months ago In
that beautiful village:
We read, blessed are the peace-mak.
ers.'' 1t is always pleasant to supplant
enmity with friendship, and especially tc
bridge the bloody chasm of war and bat.
tie. 1t gave me great pleasure recently
to bring together descendants of the re.
noWned Paugus and Chamberlain, and to
effect complete reconciliation between
them. The gentleman is a resident OF
a town near Groton and lineal descend
emit of Paugus-J ohn, as Chamberlain was
called, and Fryeburg maiden, who is
proud of the Indian blood that courses in
her veins.
I escorted Chamberlain to the home Of
Hiawatha AID made known the purpose
Of my visit. At first the maiden was a
little coy, as her Indian memory brought
freshly to mind the cruel fate that Pau
gus had suffered at the hands of Mr..
Cham erlain's more fortunate ancestor al
the same time giving expression to hel
grief for the great Pequaket Chief. How.
ever, after thinking it over she concluded
that it was best to be reconciled to the
fate that the fortunes of war had SO long
ago decided, and as her dark liquid eyes
met those Of Chamberlain g, she took the
hand extended in peace and friendship,
and gave it cordial grasp. Thereupon
they sat down, smoked the pipe of peace,
and buried the hatchet-and now peace
reigns upon the banks of the Saco, and
the war-whoop is no more heard on the
erstwhile bloody shores of yonder love.
" lake, the scene of the famous battle, we
visited this afternoon.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
An Amusing Advertisement.

In the window of M. Steinert & Sons
piano ware-rooms on Congress St can
be seen an ingenious and amusing adyer-
tisement 1t is in the shape OF pair of
hands that move, by automatic action,
above the printed sign of Gilbert's Juve-
nile dancing classes. They are the Hands
of two fat little boys, under one of whom
is the announcement, 81 Want to 90"
and under the other 81 am Going" AS
the hands move the motion fully carries
out the idea in each case. The 81 Want
to Coz boys face has the regular teasing
expression of child of that age urging
his parents to grant him his desire, and
that of the 81 am Going' one, bearsssa
broad, biandlike smile that covers his en-
tire face. Crowds stop to gaze at the
amusing toy.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17

Froebel, the great promoter Of the kin.
dergarten systei, of teaching children saidi
81 ct parents not live for their children, but
with them" The mother who understands
this sentiment lives with, even her unborn
child. She studies to be wise about herself
and the little life she is fostering. She does
all she can to give her child fair start in
life by giving it a strong well developed
bod y Ali through babyhood, childhood
and youth she lives sOith her son or her
daughter Especially her daughter she Will
keep near her. She will allow no false
modesty to stand in the way of that daugh-
ter's knowledge of herself, of her possib1li.
ties, of her perils. She will teach her that
happy, healthful motherhood is an honor,
a blessing. That sickness isaa mistake, a
breaking of natures law. But there are
times Of unavoidable OVERRIDING when the
system becomes rundown.
For over thirty years DR.. Pierce has used
his "Favorite Prescription ;" as strength
ener, a purifier, regulator 1t works
directly upon the delicate, distinctly teml-
nine organs, in natural, soothing way. 1t
searches ont the weak spots; and builds
them up. 1t is beneficial in any state OF the
system. A woman who would understand
herself will find an able assistant by send
ing 81 cents to the Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, n. Y, for DR..
Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser.
It is book that has reached its oSoth thou
sand. It contains in its 1908 pages an i'm
uense store of information in plain words
that any person will readily understand.
MR.. O. G. SPEAR, of Sand Bank, OsaOego Co.,
Ne7y York, testihes in this wise: Our first
child was born before my wife was sixteen years
old q Afterward her heath was very poor. She
trieo Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. She
gained flesh and strength by using two bottles.
During the last few weeks of her second preg-
nancy She again used the Prescription" Her
coufnenen was rapid and easy one, and she
cot UP strong and we'll"
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
CAN CURE kSTFs M a AND
HAY FEVER.
A Noted Physician Offers to Prove this to
all Sufferers in Portland on Thursday.

A Noted Physician Offers to Prove this to
all Sufferers in Portland on Thursday.
The majority of sufferers from Asthma
AID kindred complaints. after trying i'oe-
tors and numberiess Remedies advertised
as positive cures without avail, nave come
to the conclusion that there is no cure for
this most distressing disease, and these
same persons VIII be the more in doubt
and skeptical when they learn through
the columns OF the press that Df. Rudolph
Schiffmann, she recognized authorltyswho
has treated more cases OF THESE diseases
than any living DOCTOR has achieved
SUCCESS BY perfecting a remedy which not
only gives Immediate relief in the worst
cases but has positively cured thousands
of sufferers who were considered incur
able These were. just as skeptical as
some of our readers now are DR. Schitf-
mann's remedy no doubt possesses the
merit which is claimed for it or he would
not authorize this paper to announce that
he Is not only wiling to give free to each
person suffering from Asthma. Hay
Fever, Phthisic, or Bronchitis in this city
one free liberal trial box of his Cure, but
urgently requests all sufferers to call at
H.P. 5. Gould's Drug Store, 577 Congress
St, from q. IN. till q p. III. Thursday
Sept. 14th, and receive a package abso-
lutelv free of s.charge, knowing that in
making the claim he does for his Cure, a
strong doubt may arise in the minds
of many, and that a pers onal test, es he
offers to all, will be more convincing, and
prove it's merits, than the publishing OF
thousands of testimonials from persons
who have feen permanently cured by the
use of his Asthma Cure. ''DE. Sohltf-
mann's Asthma Cure, "as it is called, has
been sold by Druggists OF this city ever
since it was first introduced, although
many persons may never have heard OF 1t,
and it is with view to reaching these
that he makes this offer. This is GER
tainly most generous and fair offer, and
all who are suffering from any OF the
above complaints should remember the
date and place where the distribution
will be made, and avail themselves of the
same. Persons living out OF this city
who desire to test the efficacy of this most
wonderful remedy will receive a package
free by mail by writing to DR.. r. Schiff-
mann, 315 Rosabel street, st. Paul.
Mimi, providing their letter is received
before Sept. 80, as no free samples can
be obtained after that date.
The Portland daily press., 1895-09-17
MORE TuB-RAclNe POSSIBLY.

MI. "Gus" Frates Makes a Statement
Takes Exceptions to "Eph" Nebster's"
Tub-Challenges For From $500 TO 800
A Side.
NJ. "Gus" Frates, who has made such
extraordinary records as the navigator OF
tn b and who accomplished the feat OF
reaching Long Island from Portland, in
that peculiar sort Of a boat, and whoWas to
have raced with "Eph." Webster, last
Saturday, but who didn' It show up, desires
to asy that his non-apearance was due to
a mistake, and that he didn't know the
race was to take place that Saturday
He also desires to state that II he had put
in an appearance he wouldn't have raced
with Wesbters tub, because, as he de-
clares, it was one built especially for the
purpose. was more of boat than tub,
was twice as large as his trates's 81 tub
and was weighted so that IL coulon {
tip over. He himself would be willing
to 90 over Niagara in such tub as that
He yields to Webster the superiority IN
pie eating but does not do SO IN tup-rac-
ing and wishes to make public the follow
ing challenge to the effect that he Will
race "Eph" Webster in tub to Peaks
Island and return at any time for from
$500 to $500 side, under the condition
that they shall both use the same kind of
of a tub, viz. one made from butt"
SO called, which is not SO large as a hogs
head or so small as tierce. A half of
a butt makes tub that is about feet in
diameter at the top and 81 feet at the
hnftnm