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The evening world., 1895-09-27
ACCUSES WARM; MN
A Fruit Vender Says He Was
Beaten and Defrauded.
TWO STORIES OF A WAGON.
McDonald Declares His Teeth Were
Loosened with . Revolver Mus
sle, and He Will sue.

II the story told by Patrick McDon.
aid, q fruit vender. Of 5ls West TWEEN.
ty-sishth street. is true. and there Il
no reason to doubt It, he has beer
grossly abused and defrauded out Of s.
By two Of Col. Warnings Eealous sub
ordinates.
Monday night McDonaid's wagon wa.
seised by two men. one In uniform and
wearing . badge and the other In citi
sens clothes and showing no badge Of
authority
1t was about o'clock. Mcdonald
had. according to his own story. put his
horse up and came out to pull the wagon
Into the barn. He had Just got be-
tween the shafts. when two men came
running towards him from Eleventh
avenue. shouting to him to stop.
He refused to drop the shafts at the
strangers bidding. and one Of them
grabbed bim by the throat while the
ether loosensd his hands and pulled the
wagon away.
II grabbed my assailant BY the
wrists" said Mcdonald. and piled his
hands away from my throat. He was
strangling me.
''Then both Of them pulled revolvers.
and the man In uniform jammed the
muszle Of his weapon into my mouth.
loosening several teeth and cutting my
lips. ] saw Resistance vns useless r~d
let them take the wagon away. The
wagon had not Leen -. "a, g, 81 TIA {
minutes from the time l unhitched the
horse.
'They refused to listen to me, acting
IN the most domineering and brutal
Tuesday morning James Mcdonald a
brother, went to the yard at Fifty-sixth
street and North River to inquire about
the wagon. He could not learn the
names OF the men who took the wagon
and assaulted his brother.
Yesterday he went to the incumbrance
once Of the Street Cleaning Depart
ment. pad IS and got an order for the
wagon. He made inquiries there for the
names of the. men who assaulted his
and ridiculed.
In the mean time one Of the men
called on Mcdonald and told him, so
he declares. that he should not have
gone to the incumbrance office: that Il
he had come to the yard the matter
could have been fixed for less that S.
This morning Mcdonald earned that
his assa.lant's name !s J. T. Keller. He
went to the Jefferson Market Police
Court to swear out warrant for fe-
lon.ous assault, and also says that he
y.ll bring a civil action to recover
The evening world., 1895-09-27

CHI DRFNS ri notwithstanding. you ask for from
OlllLDhLN y OLOlllAu the everyday School Suit to
the highest grades for dress wear may be purchased at
The Big Store" at prices lower than you ever thought
of-such as these, for instance
The evening world., 1895-09-27
REMOVAL OF HAVERTY.

The Tax Assessors Counsel says ne
Neednt Ne . sprinter.
The summing up Of counsel In the case
OF Tax Assessor Patrick II. Haverty.
whose removal from once has been re-
commended on the ground Of his physi-
cal incapacity. was heard by the Board
Of Tax Commissioner this forenoon.
Major Haverty did not appear. His
The evening world., 1895-09-27
Specials for Saturday,
from 6 to 10 P. M.

Children's good quality Corder
Waists. with double row OF yh
tape buttons. s..................'.'.
The celebrated c. B., w. H.,
Sonnette and II. & $. Corsets. 4 mi
perfect shape. pe...................'. N'"
For Saturday night only We Will sell
our finest quality c. p. Corsets, boned
with genuine whalebone, in white,
Grab and black. regular price y OQ
from 500 to 1915 per pair. at. O'oo
One lot Of Imported Pillow
Shams, handsomely embroid- 4 Ck
cred, per pair. ir...,................ INV
Ladies' Flannelette Night Dresses, In
pretty stripes. with yoke back xh
and front and full sleeves...... wv
Children's Heavy Cloth Refers, with
large sailor collar and full sleeves,
trimmed with braid, in navy
blue and red Cnfants' dept), 2, AU
8 and 1 years, each......,....... - ~
Babies Flalnelette Sacques.
plnked all around. with ribbon IL
ties, each. h....................,,.... s~S
Infants Long Cloaks. Of all-wool fanee
materials, with pointed cape. trimmed
with three rows of satin rib
bon. special for Saturday az
n!sht......,.,.. .........,..,...,.. WV
Cnildrtn'S School Aprons.
Good quality Lawn Aprons, with short
waist and full skirt, trimmed
with lace edge, all sizes, 2 to Ok
IL years. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. NV
Cross-Bar Aprons, neck trimmed with
wide ruffie OF same material. edged
with lace, 8 " years. sSc.; 20
TO Il years. s..''.......""...", Wv
The evening world., 1895-09-27
ITEMS AND BOYS
CLOTHING.

Our fine clothing is better known
day by day. Once known, always
purchased. We can make a styl.
ish man out Of one of moderate
means. You can't do better than
look over our complete lines.
Mems fine Worsted Trousers. /<1
neat effects ...................... sO@
Boys All-Wool Single and
Double Breasted Suits, long m
pants. ages IA to 10 yrs......... Ss>'S
Mems Fall Overcoats. silk
faced. actual value 200 and III No.
1900. 0O...................7.0O and Ave- ~
Mems Single and Double
Breasted Sack Suits, in blue
black Of fancy Cheviots and
Worsteds. ALL w ool trimmed In
the best manner perfect fit
ting, made this season to sell
for 400, 1900 and $500. our 90
prices. 11.00. or
Finer Grades at proportionately Iow
prices.)
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
TEXAS COTTON CROP.
Bankers Place the Reduction in
Acreage at IS Per Cent.

Galveston, May. 1S.- Bankers
from twenty-five Of the leading cot
ton producing counties Of the state
were interviewed as to the cotton
acreage in their respective counties
during the Bankers Convention
here, and according to their state
ments the average reduction in
cotton acreage from that Of last
year will be is per cent. The ma,
iority Of them'report crop,..in good
condition and business prospects
very good, and that the planters
are borrowing less than ever before,
the most of them having money to
their credit. The BANKERS gener-
ally are quite optimistic over the
condition in Texas, and believe the
Rublcon has been eros ;ed and look
for a healhty,revival in all lines o
trade.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Mis- siissippi Knights of Pythias.

: Aberdeen, !. Miss, May IS
Thursday morning the grand lodge
Knights.of Psthias closed it labors
for the SESSION., Wednesday, was
devoted 10 the regular'lrne of bust
ness. .W ednesday night an. exep-
phfieation: of the. work was had,
and the initiatory. degree was also
copferredson.. q candidate for mem
bership of Apollo Lodge No. II,
Of this PLACE. The work was done
bv.a Vicksburg team, who brought
all the regalia, properties, etc. ne
oessary to be used. Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock the grand
lodge closed, and most of the mem
BEES left for Retrospective homes.
The following Offices were elected
for the ensuing term: ". D.
Cameron, grand. chancellor com.
mander; G. L. Bell, grand vice
chancellor; p. B. Powell, grand
prelate; james l.. Maginis, CRANE
keeper Of records and seal; 3. +.
Thomas, grand master Of eXche
quer; H. N. Quinn, grand master
alarms; j. P. McGhee, grand In
side guardian; ]. NJ. Buchanan
supreme representative. Jackson
was selected as the meeting mex
year.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Mary leases Law Partner.

Topeka. Kos., May 1S.-It is
reported that Mrs, Mar E. Lease
and Miss Mary Morrill,, OF Wichi-
ia will shortly form law partner.
ship and open Offices in Topeka
and Kansas City, Kas. Mrs,
Lease practiced law in Wichita be-
fore she went into politics. Miss
Morrill, has been s,enographer at
the Topeka Insane Asylum fol-
several months. She is Il gradu
ate Of the law department of the
University of Ann Arbor.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Did ou Ever

Try Electric Bitters as a reuedH for
yonr troubles? Ifnot, get a bottle nov
and get relief. The medicine has been
found TO BE- pecUliartv adapted to the
relief and cure Of all female complaints
exertiuq a wonderful direct Influence
in giving strength and tone to the or
gans. IfTou have loss Of appetite,
Constipation, headache, iainting spells,
or are nervous, sleepless, eXcitable,
AIeiauoholy.. or troubled with dizzy
.spslls, Electric Bitters IS the nedic'pe
You need. .fIealtR and strength as
guaranteed by issmSe. Large bottles
only soc at Harvey q Roby.s dfne
store. A
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
:. A Household Treasure.

D. w. Fuller, Of Canaioharie, n. Y,
saws that he always keeps. Dr.. Kings
New Discovery in the house and hi
family has always found the very best
results follow its use; that lie would
not be without it, if procurable. &. 4.
Dvkeman Druggist, Catskill, n. Y.
says that Or. Kings New Discovery is
nndoubtedly the best cough remedy;
that he has used in his family for eight
wears and 1t has never failed to do all
that is claimed fer it. Why not try a
remedy so long tried and tested, Trial
bottles free at Harvey & Roby's. Regu-
lar size SOC and 81.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24

| am always content with what
happens, for l know that what
cod chooses is better than what |
choose. Ipictetus.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-05-24
Flow and VTao2s 10 Iav3st youE NG1)y.
We advertise SO we can show our many friends
where to spend their money to their advantage
Small profits and quick sales is money to us and
money to you. Pay cash today and be happy
tomorrow.
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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
The Spring Medicine.

A down. from the weakening effects Of weather
need good tonic good and blood purifier like Hoods Sar
sapara Do not put off taking it. Numerous little ailments,
neglected will break the system Take Hoods Saapara
expe disease and give strength and appetite
Hoods Pills the best family cahartc and liver medicine.
Harmless reliable
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
Judge Ambrose of Omaha was in the city Wednesday.
Judge West of Benkleman. Neb., is in the city.

On Friday March s the Commercial club rendered reception
the capitol the state legislature and officials The building
blaze bottom and presented lively
differing materially from its usual sombre and forbdding aspect
Nearly the whole OF the second floor the guests
both chamber and representative hall being for
cepon the smaller offices for cloak smoking and
The crowd that hronged the corridors and
filled every available inch standing and sitting attested the
the popularity and appreciation of the Commercial clubs invita-
while the manifest of the affair shows that the club
needs and fully able meet them albeit at rather
long 1t that Lincoln such
mopoan gathering The legislators state officers and Commercial
club formed only small part of the assembly while the remainder
filled every society represented in the city The
of the Pleasant Hours touched elbows with the
from the counties and the next dry goods clerk while
the swell leading society held the admrng
her favored but harder working sisters Good fellow
ship terrible crush disastrous
and toes pleasant not entirely agreeable At ten
Towney assisted by eight pretty girls led the grand
march and dancing the senate chamber which, after
thnned and the floor available
ongued delightfully."- late hour Refreshments servedt
those lucky enough gain amittance to the The decora
ons pleasing and patriotic orchestra furnished the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
THE COURIER


given by Mrs. p " M Raymond Congregation
church Tuesday The church full
people who to be pleased The group Of musicians
Raymond loyal faculty of
unng and harmonzng them She founded distinct school
Lincoln which becoming known all the United States
To has Lincoln whole reputation being
able sssmae classical and people who doubt
audience bite of symphonies and
let alone desng them Those people do not deny however that
the best influence everybody great influence
few The consisted Of Scotch songs That people,
than other touch the heart with lyric poetry
Their eminent Did Patti Christine Non Scah
anything else when they the people and did
the people here when they did? Miss Becker Land
O. The Leaf and Il Lo Ma Ladde But Ane with simplicity and
effect. Mrs Lippnco sung within Mile O Ednbro Town"
and "Wed Bide Wee" which high
praise The suboned and the critic heard numbers
but with delight When the chorus sang THE Campbes
Comm could the taans utterng the sturdy bare legs
marching and could skn the sound the
victorious mountain clan and keyed audience
for what to follow.
Dan Hopkins of Texas city visiting Judge
Miss Sherwood who married February % Mr. g. NJ
city, many and Omaha where
lived before her short interval Of residence Lincoln She
cultivated and society Lincoln waiting welcome
them.
Watkins addressed the political economy club
university Thursday evening"
The department of literature March 5h with Miss Anna
Mayer and the following program rendered. Political Cond
tions the Colonies Miss Morrill, Social Conditions Of the Colo
Mrs. Mullen; James Otis Mrs. E. Stephenson; Samuel
Adams Miss Anna Mayer Patrick Henry, Mrs. Dr. WILKINSON
Scotch Writers Of Today Mrs. T. j. OConne The next meeting
will be held March 10Th with Mrs. T. OConnel 3 North 14h
In honor Of the publication Of A. L. Bxbys book, Drift
WOOD the Of this city banquet the Wind
hotel Tuesday evening After had been done the
the following responded The Guest of the
Evening" Hammond Tribune Rhymes That
fhoS nH1 nota fhoH
Senator George Cross Farbury Gazette; Bxby Poet NJ
Bushnell; Man Who Holds Job" Tim Sedgwck
York Tines Our Vile Contemporaries W. Outright Evening
Truth Crushed Earth Will Rise again. r. L. Meca
World Herald; The Vena Vampires That We Stay, Dick Steele
Omaha Bee THE Pops Are the People, John Sprecher Schyu
Ter Quill The Cuckoo Lcks the Stamp D. Casper David City
Press Bxby Sell the Book L. Bradley World Herald
mo Dignity Without Brains w. O. Champan Crete Vdette; THE
Pen Of the Chief Clerk Mghr Than the Speakers Gave W. NJ
Of fhah oR
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09

Governor Thaer left Monday for Oxford where he delivered his
Personal "reminiscences General Grant, hitherto
published He delivered the Wednesday evening Nelson
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09

Now that the annual period OF relax
alton has arrived, those who have been
riding on the top OF hilarity's wave
have taken a plunge into the trough Of
penitence that separates it from the
quieter crest of the Easter billow. But
the days and nights to be spent, meta
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
Mrs. W. E. Gosper is in the east.


Mr. j. G. Morrison Of 1871 street. has returned from Ell Paso
He reports delegation from here A. T. Lemng Mrs Lem
ing Miss Grace Lemng Miss Esee Morrison all good health
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
Dan Hopkins Of Texas is in the city visiting Judge Post

Miss Sherwood who married February % to Mr. g. NJ
Lambeon this city has friends here and Omaha where
interval of residence Lincoln She
society waiting
them
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09

60
phorcay cloth and ashes will probably not be passed
complete inactivity Only the gddy must be
cheweG everybody knows. Pasmes Of mild and inform
may a dinner few intimate friends"
dropping quite Internationally for rubber Of whist"
morning readings refreshments those whose quality
orso of the ideal rather than the substantial.
Judge Ambrose Of Omaha in the city Wednesday
Judge West of Beukleman Neb, is in the CITY,
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-03-09
Albert Watkins addressed the political club at the state
university Thursday evening.

tment of literature met March 5th with Miss Anna
ne following program was rendered: Political Cond
Joonies Miss Morrill,; Social Conditions of the Colo
Julien; James Otis, Mrs. E. B. Stephenson; Samuel
Anna Mayer; Patrick Henry, Mrs. DR.. Wilkinson
ITS Of Today. Mrs. T. ]. OConnell. The next meeting
March 10Th with Mrs. T. j. O'Connell 344 North 14th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
TRANSATLANTIC SSEN0ERS

,mory tho passengers sailing to-day on the White
sta. steamer Adriatic for Liverpool are James
Brook r. T. Burns. ". \. Cox. Mrs. F.. H. custer
Canon and Mrs. Dumoulin. Mrs. Henry 5. Downe
Miss Maud C. Fairfax. John r. Had, " DIXON
u.nnay " B H. Higgins. Lucas T.. Moore. John
4 Pearson St George Rathborn. George II. shu-
bo,ham Mr. and Mrs. George Trotter ana MISS
Jennie Wynne.
The New-York. OF the American Line. for South
ampton takes ont among her passengers MI ana
Mrs t. NJ Arthur the Rev. william Adams. Her
bert X Adams Mrs James H. Brush W. Il. Berry.
Milo NatnilIc Rauerm.ster. Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Mex Cook T f. Cushing. Miss Gushing. Mr.. and
Mrs John f. Dryden. Lloyd D'Aunigne. /. Il. De-
lany T. c. Dickinson. Nine. !dbii Drog. Mile. An
eiolina Drog Miss Emma g. Gotgran. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carrot A. Hobart Garrett 4. Hobart. Jr.. Mrs \. q.
Ueadlcv Miss Jennie Headcy, Mrs Isidor Hoch-
st,dler Miss Marguerite Hall. =. j. Hall. Miss G.
HandIey Mrs. kingdom. Miss Lizzie Kunz. DR. and
Mrs Alexander Lambert. d. ii. Lyon. DIR. and Mrs.
Elias Lester. F. n. Lee. william Lceming. Nicholas
Martin. W. A. c. Miller Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Muir
raw slgnor Mariani. T. g. Main, Lionel Mapelson.
Joseph Mannheim Hugh Mcdonnell. l.. h. Madhof,
" Langley Martin JuLi Mramar George Haven
Putnam George Palmer Miss Sophie Purcell. Mr..
and Mr. j. W. Ruckei. Jean de Reszke Edouard
de Reszkc. Nathan Roth Kong Mrs H. c. Robbins,
Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Robbins. Charles II.
Robinson r. f. Russell, G. H. Richard. Sig
Julian story. Colonel =, -. slckels' David Sears.
Mrs Emma D. S pn1css M,SS "I' stevens caprsin
" q. shackford + 6. Smith. Mrs. G. l.. Thomp-
SON sIgnor Tamagno Me Marguerite, Tam,asno
G. Todd. d. Untermeyer. Henry =. tpham. John
r I'pham. Miss Harriet II. VOORHEES,. s,gnor dc
drew s White White Miss Alice Walton. Henry A.
Wcizel. Ernest p. White, Miss Grace IL; White.
Eames story. d ~ 6 Ellison John nh H r. E Tss
nard french Miss Edith french Miss A. ID. French
Wallace r French Mr.. Henry nnr Trs Fa Gsoras
Gouii Kingdom Gould Jay Gould. Marjorie Gould
viven Gould. Bruno GortalowsSI Mrs Kate Gar
ner and Miss a. l.. Gordon .., r.
Antwerp takes out among her pas r mrs.
Boggs. Mr. and Mrs c: H. Bouton. s. F. Bouton MT
and Mrs g. w. Dean. william LDun'op; r mss 0.ei
r. X HohIfeld Mr." Z. Ladin Kellogg. william Kent
! Edwin G. klmbslL J. Thomas ArthuE' oeossuss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
INCIDENTS ~ SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs Charles F. Havemeyer left the Hotel
Brunswick yesterday morning for the Country Cub.
West Chester on the coach Pioneer with a party
OF guests among whom Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Borden Hartman. Mr. and Mrs. W. Butler Duncan.
jr Brockholst Cutting. Leonard Jacob and William
Cutting IT. DR. W. Seward webb the whip.
TO-DAY the Pioneer will go out on It's regular trip
with FRS. w Seward webb and number Of
guests
The Original Society Of Colonial Danes held It's
annual meeting al noon yesterday In the Womens
Annex OF the Mtropolitan club and after n, busl-
ness he Deen disposed OF sat down TO an elab-
crate luncheon. served a number Of small tables
handsomely dcckcd with flowers The meeting at
which Mrs John King Van Rensselaer, and Mrs.
president Mrs. \. Oracle King an interesting
one. The rcpor; covering the occurrences OF the
year and some interesting papers were read by
Mrs Van Rensselaer, and Miss Julia Delahed. Some
OF those present at the meeting and luncheon were
Mrs A. Oracle King who arrived late Mrs J.
Muhlenberg Bailey. Mrs samuel Borrowe. Mrs.
Percy King Mrs Roorman Johnson. Mrs. Sackett
Moore Barclay Mrs Vanderpocl. Mrs. Frederic
Bronson. Mrs. Joseph Drcxel. Mrs. J. Hampden
Robb Mrs George \. Robbins Mrs. Herman Lv
Ingston Mrs John Townsend. Mrs. Arthur Pea
body Mrs Jesse Tyson OF Baltimore: Miss Balch
and Miss Chew. Of Philadelphia: Mrs Henry c.
Potter and Mrs. Cottenei
Mr.. and Mrs George Trotter will sail for England
to-day In the steamship Adratic.
luncheon was given Yesterday by Mrs. j.
Campbell Maben. OF No. East Thirty -ffth-st. for
her daughter Miss Elizabeth Moore Maben.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01
youy r. DIFFER EIGHTY YEARS. OLD

INTERPRETING INCIDENTS IN THE CAREER of mr.
VETERAN EDITOR OF THE foNAr"'
.r,rrsu.S,-HoNoRED BY HIS FRIENDS.
lob, " Oliver. Editor OF THE Yonkers states
,.n" was eighty years old yesterday In hoho'
-, ,ho anniversary number of his personal iriehuS
~, eminent citlzens Of Yonkers surprised MIN al
bic home NJ pose Cottage" in Warnurton-a'e
The marty arrived at O'Clock in the AFTERNOON.
,",ar concentrating Mr.. oliver william Allen But
,or Rad tho following address;
rhr " oliver esq. As friends ana neignoo u.s.
IT, ,.,n our sincere Congratulations VI VIZ
We .s.,n,h 3nnivcrsary of your Drthday shu a.n
r sccentance OF the accompanying one' oi III
yo, vi and esteem as token OF me DAY: II eor
80 ,vi,h many others OF our fellow citzehs We
ha~e long held in high appreciation ana tahe p sho
mrc IN demonstrating your puphc serve ~ ,n' .
ueIfare Of our community. the emcIent anu y ~
hara Given m every good cause, your peIsona! "e
wo,ion during many years t. the pest in,eIes's VI
Wnnkers and vour untirlng energy IN nc siccess =
f,,i nrosacI,on OF your calling as pnDlsneI an an
IA di.6r SO closely identified with the growth ana
progress of our city. 80, ,,., -
When he had finished reading, MT Butter pro-
sen,ed Mr.. Oliver q silver loving cup ana saver
,r.cr,bod. .John W Oliver 1915, April -, lS9o.
Wr Oliver responded briefly. thanking the men ZOE
.n ift and tho expression Of their appreciation OF
his 7abors After the presentation tHose present
spent a social hour wth the veteran editor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-01

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