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The evening world., 1895-01-25
BURNS 4 FUGITIVE.
Justice 1ngraham Forfeits the
Edward Mans Bond
Supt eyrnss Fitting About the
Criminal Court Building.
Lawyers Waiting for tho Grand
Jurors to Make . Report.

The case Of ex-Ward Man James
Burns was called in the Court Of oyer
and Terminer before Justice Ingraham
this morning. About ten days ago JUS
tice Ingraham asked that Lawyers
Friend e. House produce Burns in
court. The lawyers said they could not
do so at that time. as he had gone
South two months ago. after giving bail
In the sum of Sc, 900.
Justice 1nsraham told the lawyers he
would give them until to-day to pro-
duce the man in court. This morning
when the name Of James Burns was
called Lawyer House answered for him,
and said he could not produce Burns to-
fnS House " asssyss ss sa H.; m ss ss sSs M
Burns several times and received one
FOR iurther & time: =, ,m ~. .,.
him any further time. but would declare
the bond forfeited and issue q bench
warrant for Burns.
tv. from 0y ,astee iSs mads 1a !.
Michael Lyons. Of $50 Bowery.
Burns was indicted for extorting money
rs% s"p !'Bs1 Bs1us. KsHi1ssd 'rasE ss crmu.
Court at 10 o'clock this morning. He
went direct to Mr.. Lindsay, and had
half-hour's conference with him on some
miner Grand Jury.
Then the Superintendent went to Re-
corder COTS chambers.
Many criminal lawyers were waiting
In the Court House this morning for
the Grand Jury to hand In indictments.
They were sure they would do so until
they learned that supt. Byrnes was
At II o'clock, Supt. Byrnes left Re-
corder Goff and went over to see Col.
Fellows.
shortly before o'clock, Anthony
Comstock went into the Grand Jury
room.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
SAYS SHE WAS HYPNOTIZED,
Pretty Freda Muller Declares MIN
mic Wolf Made Her Steal.

For the first time In this city the plea
OF hypnotic influence In extenuation OF
a crime has come up In the Court OF
General Sessions. before Judge Fitz-
gerald.
The case Is that OF Minnie Wolf. six
teen years old. who Is on trial charged
with having received $50 stolen from
Mrs. Rachael Richards, OF 2iS EAST
Broadway, Dec. ID last. The complain
ant against Minnie Is Freda Muller
aged sixteen, who is the real thief.
Freda is very pretty. She was en-
ployed as servant by Mrs. Richards
The ella m that she now sets up is that
Minnie has exerted hypnotic Influence
over her on Dec. II last Minnie told
her to md out where Mrs. Richards
kept her money and to take II and give
II to her.
F'rcda says that she did II because she
could not help herself She also states
that Minnie always gained an influence
over her by kissing and caressinR her.
She denies that she received any portion
of the money
After the evidence of the prosecution
was taken Judge Fitzgerald, on motion
OF the defendants attorney, ordereu the
Jury to bring In "A verdict of acauittal
AM the defendant was discharged.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
20 FOR A POLICE CAPTAIN" ="
One Of the Amounts in steinway Il
sons books.

Henry w. T. Steinway has brought
suit In the Supreme Court against the
trustees Of Steinway & Sons. of Stein
way. Long Island City. for an account
ing and an injunction restraining them
from further exercise Of certain acts
complained Of.
Mr.. Steinway alleges that the Com
pany has not properly expended funds
in Its possession. but has been engaged
in a general land business at Steinway,
and has Invested large sums of money
In the grading of streets and the erec-
tion of houses which. being In the ma
ture OF permanent Investments. rendered
business of the corporation. The trus-
tees. 1t Is alleged. also put In dynamos
and other machinery in Long Island
that the machinery should have been
properly used for running the factory.
The charity and donation" account
Of the Company. It is alleged, shows
nations to charitable organizations.
churches societies and political cam
paign clubs.
Among others. the special Expense
account" Of the Company had two In
teresting items. one meeting against
Rssorm fTss 1lTs1 e1mmi,.. mGr and s another rari
The concerts and artists account
shows an expenditure OF S25. 900 in 1891,
and was also put In evidence.
Some OF the more interesting items in
the company's expense accounts are as
follows:
May H. isel-Police Captain at Arion Ball go.
Dec. 81. lsss-LonR Island City police $3.50.
lS9-L l. P.-Capt. John CorriEan. 81, SO
Ns6-Pri,ate hox for the opera season. 81 900.
May s. lss5-Flowers for Nine. Patti. 335.
Oct. Is lss+-Wiliarn Steinway election ex-
penses $3.50
Dec. g. Isso-Jury payment for steinwsy. $50.
Dec. 81 lssl-Txo diamond studs for Pad
| erewHki $3.50.
on behalf OF the defense 1t was claimed
| that the Company found these and other
| expeditures necessary to properly carry
| on the business.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
MINISTER'S SUSTAIN HIM.
Mayor strong Receives Letters from,
Well-knOwn CIerxymen.

Mayor S,ronG's mail continues TO bring
letters from wel-kncwn ministers urg-
ing him to maintain his position on the
subject OF changing the present Excise
laws, so they may be enforced.
These letters. the Mayor said this
morning, already numbered about thirty.
and are from clerGymen of all denomina-
tions Mayor Strong said that most Of
the letters We're marked personal" but
he had no doubt that the writers would
be willing TO have them made public
shall wait while. however" he
said. before giving them to the press,
because ! think their publication win do
more good little later on.
honor TO agree with me In my views are
men of standing in their calling. and
tne,r Ws,rn, opinions should carry much
Of Removal bill. Mayor Strong seems to
have some misgivings. He said that
HY1E Mod be from sa. ths Ssspr. Su.PSk
Lassed. When It was suggested that
there Was an intent to delay. It's
bss,swsa.ssen 6E juggling i back and forth
the Mayor smiled, but declined to say
what ne 'hought about that.
Mayor strong has not changed his
women on the Board OF Education, but
does not feel disposed to enter into the
subject at length to-day.
The Mayor said: II intend to APP
point some women commissioners 10
the School Board, and possibly to some
other boards as we'll I have a number
OF names under consideration. but I
have not yet made any selection"
Speaking OF Senator Mullins bill to
compel saloon-keepers to raise their
blinds. the Mayor said: while not in.
dorsing that particular bill. believe in
keeping up the blinds. Half the men
who now drink on Sundays In saloons
would not do so II they could be seen at
the bar"
The evening world., 1895-01-25
FISH FED ON SEWAGE WATER.
This IL the Opinion of Park Com.
missioner Tappen.

A special meeting of the Park Board
was called for this morning to ascertain
why new pumps and filters costing SO. 900
were needed for the Castle Garden
Aquarium Commissioner Straus was
not present
Commissioner Bell said while the blame
might be laid at the door Of Supt. Wood
man. he thought because Of the obstacles
that had TO be overcome the mistake
was pardonablc The present pumps
had capacity of only 10000 gallons,
while pumps with 10000 gallon capaci-
ty wcr. n,cIed.
Commissioner Tappen believed the fish
had 10 live in sewage water but both the
Superintendent and Commissioner Bell
declared the water was purer than in
any aquarium In the world being clari-
fed by chemicals.
II was decided to discuss the question
in executive SEES sion.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
STRONG AGAIN BESIEGED.
Tells the Ministers 4e Will Pursue
the Even Tenor Of His Way.

For the third time this week. Mayor
Strong this afternoon received a dele
CATION of temperance advocates who
are at odds with His Honor over his
views concerning the excise laws.
The delegation was composed of the
following members OF the Methodist
Preachers Associations: Rev. c. II.
Payne, Rev. James NJ. King. Rev. Fer
dinand c. Iglehart. Rev. James Mont.
gomery and Rev. George Adele.
Rev. c. II: Payne introduced his col
which had been passed by the Preachers
Associat tion:
Resolved. That the legalizing OF the liquor
trainc on any part Of the Lords Day, either BY
vote would be a violation OF the laws Of God
marked our nation 5 history. and that such course
would bring untold evils upon the city. the State
We respectfully petition Your Honor to give
the weight and sanction Of your high position
as our reform MayT to defeat the announced
purpose OF the representatives OF tine liquor In
terests to secure Legislation for the opening OF
the saloons on Sunday. and We also respectfully
ask, ask you to give US some assurance OF your you,
Willingness to comply with the request embodied
In this memorial
pr. King followed with a long type
written address; and thus interpreted the
attitude OF the liquor men. saying: You
we therefore ask you to legalize our vio-
lat!ons OF law. that hereafter what Is
now crime which we insist upon COM
mitting. may become legal and legiti-
mate"
Or. Payne also read a short speech.
In which he entreated the Mayor in
the name of 2,5O0.00O church communi-
cants to avert the great calamity which
would ensue II the saloons were opened
on Sunday.
The Mayors reply was In line with
what he had already said to the two
previous delegations. but was. IL any
thing, o little more emphatic.
He said that he had already talked
about as much as he cared to, but
would say again that II he was to order
all the saloons closed next Sunday and
let 1t be known on Saturday night there
would be more drunkenness in the city
than ever before.
The Mayor said that he was going to
take the advice Of the ministers who
crime OF this great city could be better
to open for an hour or two on Sunday
to do 1t.
The Mayor concluded:
II am going along just as have been
and cant be turned aside. Well meet
at the other end. even 4 our ways are
not parallel now Wen have jollifl
cation then
The Rev. DIR. Iglehart made the state
ment that " the Mayor persisted ir
favoring open saloons on the Sabbath
II would cause a break in the ranks oi
the reform element which could neveI
he patched up.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
TO HAVE MORE POLICEMEN.
Commissioners VIII Call for a Big
(iVlI-Service List,

The Board OF Police Commissioners this
afternoon viii make a reauisition upon
the Board Of Civil Service Examiners for
nst OF 100 names Of applicants eligible
for appointment on the police force. The
board proposes to at once fill the gap in
sa!s and deaths during the last twelve
months,
1t is also expected that some OF the
vacancies in the ranks of sergeants will
be filled either to-day or next Tuesday.
There are seven captains to be appoint
ed, but although some OF the vacancies
have existed sine. early last Summer
there has been no examination OF appli-
cants for the places.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
HETTY GREEN GAINS TIME.
Another PostpOnement in the Ref.
cree Case of Executor Barling.


Hetty Green. accompanied by the
cashier and private secretary of the
President of the Chemical National
Bank. hurried into Referee II. II. An
derson's Office at 2 o'clock to-day and
demanded another adjournment in the
hearing of her case.
The only lawyer present was ]. Evarts
Tracy. Of the firm OF Evarts. Choate 4
Beaman. counsel for Henry a. Barling
Mr.. Barling. as the sole surviving ex-
ecutor OF Hetty's father. the late Edward
Mark Robinson. has brought an action
to obtain a judicial settlement OF his
thirty years stewardship and Mrs
Green and her son and daughter are
defendants as persons interested in the
estate
Hetty Green declares that there has
and secured frequent pOstponements OF
the hearing. She announced that she
had retained Nathan Blur.
When Referee Anderson announced
that he was ready to hear the testimony,
Mr., Bijurs clerk stepped forward and
said that Mr. Blur had Withdrawn from
Hetty smiled. The referee and Lawyer
Tracy looked angry. Then Hetty de-
manded an adjournment for, three
Texas, had advised her to retain Charles
W. Ogden. OF San Antonio, who is now
III IN New Orleans, but who she hopes
will arrive here in February
The adjournment was reluctantly
agreed to by Lawyer Tracy. who how
ever. expressed Indignation at the many
postponements.
Mrs. Green said that II Mr.. Ogden did
not come. or. II having come. he did not
care to handle her case, she was going
to h re the highest-ptced lawyer In New
York. at which everybody. including
Hetty, laughed
Having obtained three weeks ad-
1ournment. Mrs. Green asked the ref
cree to make II four weeks LAWYER
Tracy grew very red In the face and
arose to protest. but Referee Anderson
sternly refused to increase the time. and
Hetty and her escort hurried to the
Chemical National Bank.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
sIashed with u Hasor.

Srs G.ovAns Tread t.su,, s.afa - s.. b,
.sf EAs' ih.riesh.a sfr~' bad her ..'i arm alm,g
se'Sfee - r.LST rce.9e1 - her Dfyasr. lu.
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AAfdit ni.ifs4 aad Aart dsnAndoi - 81
Ista'-Dn Nv in.uI-es ..tsr S&fl r4satd g.If
'2 .5sea - Art ffsAi N. biDDi Eye.m.G, frsu
e 'rShrg. s.sh agr4ss EsF lsf am she rhasT-
hu fIr tso .. .Tss an Yvl.ns i.,E. from -. l.,
tlSs1 sEs vsat " Esl.s,gt HDsg.a, y.fd
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The evening world., 1895-01-25
KUHlKE OUT AT LAST.
4 Letter which the COmmissioners
FL. IL Not Offensive.

The work OF wedding out the clerical
force in the office OF the Commission
ers OF Accounts to make room for more
expert accountants goes merrily on.
Commissioners Terry and Lchmaier to-
day accepted the resignation Of Assist
ant Examiner Harry Kuhlke. Kuhlke's
ftrst letter was returned. because he In
corporated in II a statement that ito
the victors belonged the spoils" he sup
posed Mr. Kuhlkc then wrote the fol-
lowing letter. which was accepted:
AppreciAtins your desire to have Hubordi mate
with whom you are better acpuaihtei although
they are not more eficlent. | herewith tender my
esisnstion, to take effect Jan. 80 1896
Wishing you successful regime, | am yours
truly. HARRY kuHLkE. Assistant Examiner.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
ATTACKED BY JEALOUS WIFE,
Mrs. Hollow, Of Warrington, Trie,
to Horsewhip a Teacher.

WASH lNGTON. Jan. 25 Mrs. WILL
lam Rollow, the wife OF the well-known
business man. made IA desperate ATTEMPT
to horsewhip Miss Virginia Knoxville, a
public school teacher, last evening, but
WAS prevented by hystinders. She ac-
cuscd Miss Knoxville of alternating her
husbands affections.
Miss knoNvile's friends say that Rol-
low represented himself as a bachelor.
and that as soon as she learned he was
married she refused his attentions, in
sp.te of which he has persistently fol-
lowed and annoyed her.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
CHILD MURDER AND SUICIDE
Mnn shoots His
Daughter and HimseIf.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan %. William H.
McGrath. thirty one years. OF l222 South
Thirty-siNih street, went into the cellar
Of his house this morning and called to
his two children, Samuel. aged six years,
ana Lillian, two years older. who fol-
IyMei their father into the cellar
ne sent TIE boy upstairs, and with a
revolver shot the girl through the head
k.lliuB her Instantly. McC;rath then
LLac"l n" weapon To his own head and
s-n' a bullet through his brain.
died a. u O'Clock
The evening world., 1895-01-25
MARINER WEATHER WITH FOG
Warmer yuAn Is Getting ~ An
other PhAss Tor t..

Warmer weather II likely 70 reaca The
Middle Atlantic cast by to-mOrTOw. at
tended b. disagreeaDle conditions. in
Guiding dense fOg. but tnere VII -
clearer weather tor the bsGt twenty
-four hours IS the report Of NI. D1an
Al 8 =. 81. to-day the Temperature IN
this city was II 1egrees above; Boston.
Is. chicag5 %: st. Louis. Is. ST. Paul 6
below: Bismarck. OAK, lC below
The coolest pace On the continent TINS
morning xas White River. just north %
Lake Superior. In Canada. where the
thermometer indicated &c degrees De.OH.
Key West Fla took the PAIN the
hottest place. with Y degrees above IN
the shade.
chart by which he hopes 70 show the
climatic effects of the past two months
on the health OF New Workers.
Ntse Grip Deaths In One Day.
Ths Rureau Of Burial Permits report. min.
(aafhs In this city from the grip dnraE the
epaniS-tvs hours sadinS A 10 A. u te-day.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
EX.PENSlON CHIEF SKIPS.
q. 4. Rush Said to Have Left Wash.
inRtOn with u Woman.

'NVFVI"T W TIV FNeHThg WofId.I
WASHl NGTbN, Jan. 25-The Dulaney
tragedy, in Buffalo will be recalled by
the disappearance from Washington of
Giles c. Rush. until lately chief Of di-
vision In the Pension Office. Mrs Rush
was alleged to have met Dulaney at the
Worlds Fair. and, learning Of this, Rush
started FOR Buffalo, with the intention OF
shooting Dulaney, but Dulaney had met
his fate at other hands.
Rush's domestic troubles have now
eliminated in his disappearance with all
the personal property he could convert
and, II Is alleged, accompanied by a
woman known AS Pearl Van Week
The evening world., 1895-01-25
FIVE YEARS FOR ROSSMAN.
The Hudson Embexxier Sentenced
TO DsnnemOra Prison.

HUDSON. y. Y. Jan 25.-Willam +.
Eossman. ,r.. VINO e.nbezzle1 so 30 from
the NarOns. Hgqsor River Bank. o. this
city. wss tnx morn Hg sentenced by JUS
tioe Fureu-ar 4" the Circuit Court here,
tc 1--we years a. hard lsDgr !U Dame
mora Prison.
RossmSn PLEADED guilty
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Says Police Are BLACK M iIers.

Masgis Anderson. proTrietrsss OF an alleged dis
orderly house at III West Forty-ninth street
which wss raided last night by Capt Haushsy's .
onhcers. Ma JT~lsned At Yorkvilis Police Court
this morning She denounced the police as
blackmailen, and sid the reason she wa raided
because she had no money TO pay for potec-
lion. She wanted unc To prove her place vas
respectable. Justice Ryan set the hearing dow
Tor sunday morning
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Deacon White Loses Again.

In addition to having 4 suit involving SlsS, -
dismissed. stephen v. White will have to pay
an extra allowance OF $500 to the counsel OF his
opponent. The original suit involved q brokeraeo
account OF large amount. II was brought 81
White against Edwin U. Burns, as adminis-
traitor OF the estate Of Philip c. Burns. White
lost the suit and Justice Van Brunt to-day
extra allowance.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Only One lair Of Jyoo..rs LETT.

When Rev n L Cater pastor o Gre. y
Chufen. 5rfs-S 'fy He.rnX ssgfs tlt U.rl-
saS Snc iSsaec ~ a.F csJ'ass lie 'yur- qug gas
bSlf 0 trD1S-ff " eptfr .6fefgi- TIs
loE.g utAcs tfy-s sOaf " pfUscLg.,f 10 rElcL re
sccuslOasc y Dfsach IA. sltu over.
costk sesk and o;.lsF safmsnJ l~eury dgl-.fs
il cAA1 L4EsL y3a sAau4Ls syt |.
oDoO1tLvolS mat ne sn-faLl. suc eg.f ~
Caisss tso sSak A.syt 20 tAt LguSs. gI' Gs.re L.
Ls.s--
The evening world., 1895-01-25
RIB0T MAY BE PREMIER.
the Task of Forming a
Cabinet for France.

PARIS. Jan. 25.-President Faure has
summoned NJ. Ribot to form a Cabinet,
and the latter has accepted the task. He
is now consulting with his friends.
The wife OF NJ. Ribot was formerly
the fall OF NJ; Rbot's Ministry. under
the late President Carnot. he has Occu-
pied rather obscure place In politics.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
MRS. DRAYTON GETS TIME.
The Hearing for Monday Is POST
POned indefinitely.
Especial to The Evening World

7SPeVT"T 7" IHt ENthIhg WorId)
NEWARK, y. j.. Jan. 25.-The Cole
man-Drayton hearing set down for Mon
day. in Bernardsvile. y. j., has been
postponed indefinitely by agreement OF
counsel.
enable her to file an amended bill She
proposes to make vigorous fight.
A hearing OF one part OF the case will
he held in Newark. on Tuesday.
The evening world., 1895-01-25

To. Sancsl Mutual Protsct'e union a the City
u New fors. which Ia the largest OF its Aind IN
the United slates, At ia meeung unanimously re-
ee'ted Messrs Alfred and Charles siscslsr ss
counsel 10 the Union. NesNS s,srkleT have been
elected counsel 10 the lploH eolAsouussly tor the
past nine yeaIA
The evening world., 1895-01-25
million Dollar suit Dism,..~d.

Tho suit Of Joseph, Emma and Martha Camp
belt heirn Of william Campbell. against the Now
YORK Life Insurance Company. for q. ~. SOo vas
dismissed by Jus,o. Van Brunt. In Supreme
Court, Chambers. to-day on the ground that
tho pisinuR had unrsasonsbiy neglected to serve
the defehdshta with q copy OF the complaint.
The suit grew out Of the foreclosure on the
PIasA Hotel property. built by Phyfs q Campbell
Thsy borrowed In the neikhborh0od of . million
dsllag trsA ths iAsusAses Company.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
e24,OO Verdict Against the City,

Nathaniel Jarvis. IT,. the former clerk In the
con, OF Common Pleas. secured a verdict Of
"a 800 this noon against the city from a Jury
In the Supreme CourI before Judge Barrett An
allowance Of $3.50 WAS granted and sixty days in
which TO appeal The sui sss brought to recover
damages In Sloo. 900 OF property In one Hundred
and Fifty NTH street. and between Mct,ombn
Dam Bridge sni EShth Avsnue ciusci by the
construction ~ the new h!a.uct through one Hun
dred and Flity NTH street
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thirty sig hours
ending at y, n. morrow IL AZ follows: Fair
to-day, followed by Increasing cIoudinsss and RAJ
~ sno~ with foy and brisk 10 high north v est
winds on sAtufdAy. silEhuy warmer,
The following record shows the changes la the
tsmSsrstuIs during the morning hosrs. a. iadl-
A. NJ lss A. NJ. i7s A ~. soii " ~
The evening world., 1895-01-25
Lord william Beresiord to We'd
Duchess of Marlborough

LONDON. Jan. 25.-It is now positively
announced that Lord William Beresford
IL % be married to the Duchess OF MARI
borough formerly Mrs Hamersley, OF
New York, during the coming Spring
The evening world., 1895-01-25

Nh, ssUe Allen ~Ss awarded 1850 counsel fees
sh7 ~ S'.s .lm0uy BY Judge Dusro In the
Superior Our today ir the suit brought against
her ipi O o'Drrs b! william Allen Mrs Alien
ca Mt ma tsf nususnd d.s.r'ei her July p
1874 hLs lt ~I-ao-l mean. -. alleges .hIl.
Gsf hLs1N-c eu.Hyt lLCyIu. .. gJj a year
The evening world., 1895-01-25

NJ. Paul Deschanel is the son Of NJ.
Emile Ecschanel the eminent professor.
He Is Republican. the author of a num-
ber of political and literary works, and
Is now attached to the stan of the Jour
nal dts DebaIs. In 1891 he visited the
United States In an official capacity at
the instanc. OF the French Government
In order t. inquire into various CONNER
cial and economic matters. He has dis
tinguished himself as an orator. and has
occupied several important positions.
The evening world., 1895-01-25

James c. Carter, authority on constitutional
and internAtona! Law, and who was Identified
with sdjuatins bshrins Sea troubles. had . long
and earnest talk with Mayor Strong to-day Mr.
Carter vas frsmsr Of the street Cleaning law
He declared he simply called to pay his respects
The evening world., 1895-01-25
SUSPENDED FOR ONE WEEK.

Result Of Row Between TIVE
Downtown BROKERS'.
c. 8. Chapman. a member Of the Con.
solidated Exchange, has been suspended
for one week for conduct unbecoming
a gentleman.
He had words with another member.
J. H. Michael, a short time ago, and tho
lie was passed between them.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
FAURE's DAUGHTER TO WE'D.
Paul Deschanel to Re the French
Presidents SOn-in-Law.

PARIS. Jan ?o.-The betrothal Of Mile.
Lucie FAure. daughter OF the President
OF the Republic. to NJ. Paul Deschanel.
a member Of the Chamber Of Deputies.
Is announced.
The evening world., 1895-01-25
DEATHS

o'KEEFE.-Jan. %. EUGENE F. o'KEEFE. aged
twenty-one years
Funeral Sunday. Jan. 81. :. NJ.
COMPLETE MOURNING: OUTFITS
to order or ready made; all reuoisites in stoox
JACkSON'S, sixth ave. corner 18TH I,
The evening world., 1895-01-25

sslyes an ointmsnts are worthless, = .oii oes
geGEoLK:D 80: !: b:
WI Susness- Co. wv Wss1 s7tL ~ NY Clty