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The morning times., 1895-11-29

Lanca ster, Pa, Nov. 2S.-FOothall-
Franklin and Marshall -Collcgc- -deteated
Swarthmore this afternoon By the score OF
AZ To o.
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Paterson, n. j., Nov. 2s.-The Princeton
team defeated the Entire Nous eleven OF
this city by score OF i 2 TO s.
The morning times., 1895-11-29

Denver. Col, Nov. 2S.-Tbe Denver Ath-
lciic Club closed its foot bail season today
by winning from Omaha with Il score of
is To o.
The morning times., 1895-11-29

AtFreemont, Micb--NesmnntH II igh school,
4; Big Rapids, 4.
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At Grand Rapids-Detroit High School
"a; Grand Rapids High School, U.
The morning times., 1895-11-29

Evansville, Ind. Nov. 2S.-Crescent, ! .;
Rose Polytechnic of Terre Hautc. IL.
The morning times., 1895-11-29

Butte. Mont. Nov. 2S.-The Butte foot
ball eleven this afternoon defeated the
olympic team OF San Francisco by a score
of "a 10 o.
The morning times., 1895-11-29

CLARkS,
7s4-7SG 18th g.
CLARKs,
7sl-7sG 18th e.
The Greatest
CloakSale yet.

We are overstocked, and
must sell off part of our
goods. We will sacrifice all
Of our profits and part Of the
cost to get rid of them.
See them yourself. 4on
cannot afford to miss this
opportunity. ! ,I,a
5000 Jackets and Cepes. ........... S3.9S
500 Jackets and tapta, .r-.......... 4.95
1900 Jackets and Capes. ..s............. 0,S9
ls, 1C, Il Jackets and eapes. 9.9S
is Embossed Plush cIpesl. ............. e.es
Children's and Misses Gar
ments at about half price.
SKIRTS
Our Skirts are lined all through.
Extra wide godcts in back and
velvet bound.
800 Briliantine Skirts. SI.9S
200 Novelty ssirts .,................. 3.9S
Geo Pure Wool sergoSki 3.fS
iaCu satin Skirts. ..-............... S.eS
The morning times., 1895-11-29

Where every man acquitted himself well
II is invidious tn single out any one for
praise. Minds, Colbert, Woodruff, Wharton
laurels of the game were carried off by
Brouke- This great fullback bucked the
line like an avalanche and carried the ball
for great gains, bat as a punter he again
stoud prc-elDinent.
Some uf his punts were tremendous, and
Pennsylvania constantly gained from ten
to thirty yards on the exchange of kicks
When the game was over the cr,wd snrged
out into the field, and carrying Brooke off
his feet. raised him upon the shoulders OF
shouting men and boys in triumph from
the field.
For Cornell, Wyckoff fnlly sustained his
reputation as one OF the finest quarter
backs playing. His passing was quick and
accurate, and he got off his punts in
marvelously quick time. Beacham, Taussig
The evening world., 1895-09-30
THIS BEGGAR GOT OFF EASY.
ApOl"Kized for .GrabbinH Broker
Cox md Was DIsrhnrpeL

Lawrcrc, cox, n broker. OF 2l5 West
Fort'cth street, was hurrying u catch a
broadway cable car at Forty second
street at 40 this morning when he was
approached by hunchback man who
asked for pecuniary assistance Mr.
cox had nothing to give and attempted
to pass the beggar hut the latter fol-
lowed and. 1t is said, became very abu-
sive.
Mr.. Cox tried to board car. hu.. he
saws. the beGgar grasped him by the coat
sleeve. knocked n parcel from his hand
and almost caused him TO fall on the car
platform.
Policeman birmingham. OF the West
Thirtieth street station. responded to
Mr.. CoN's summons and arrested the
mendicant. on the way to the station
mouse. the prisoner threatened Cox and
birmingham,
The hcggar who gave the name OF
James Reilly when arratgned in Jeffrr-
son Market Court, pleaded that he
thought he knew Mr. Cox. He said he
msstook him for a gentleman whose
acquaintance he had made while at the
The prisoner claimed to be lthog-
rapher.
lie said he was out OF work and did
not make n practice of begging. He
humbiy apologized to the complainant.
and Magistrate Crane discharged him
with a warning not to he too pressing
in his demands for aid.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
JANUARY COTTON AWAY UP.
Traders Were Ground Between
Upper and Neither MiIIstOnes.

The cotton traders were ground be-
tween the upper and neither millstones
this morning. The bulls took encourage
ment from an unexpectedly heavy ad-
vance at Liverpool. contracts there i'm
proving about SIX points, which Is
equivalent to an advance of about eight
cen points here.
The feeling was very nervous and the
opening sales were at unsettled prices,
me excitement being great. Large
blocks of cotton sold on the one hand,
while on the other there were very
heavy purchases for some outside buy
ers. Brokers could not catch on to the
market, but they bought or sold right
upon.
The market was nursed along until
January " hich is the active and pivotal
month. was reached, when 1t broke
loose, and even Supt. Powers. the vet
eran caller. coulI not control it,
Opening sales were at an advance of
nearly twenty points. including Novem-
ber at SIS a SS4: December, $50 a $50:
January, s,ol a e.04; February. 800 a
Si2; March go a s'l6; April. s.25. and
Wheat was excited and decided
ment was at Chicago, prices fiuctuating
good deal At New York December
opened at an advance of about ! per
cent, after which there was slight
at u l-Sc, At Chicago December opened
at 63 1-sc ana advanced to 63 l-2c.,
while May opened at 81 lac. an ad-
vance OF about one cent, but within a
Corn was at first a little higher. but
then shade lower at the West, where
May opened at % 3-4c.. but soon sold
on to :? l-2c. Oats were trine lower.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The Brooklyn Jockey Club will. for the remain
der Of Its Fall meeting labor under a decided
disadvantage This handicap is in the shape Of a
dissatisfied public, which is d!sgustsd at the man
nsr In which the programmes are chopped to
pieces almost every day. The crowd believes that
the cards padded. and nothing can disabuse
their minds OF this idea. That there are fake
entries In Tho various events the writer does
not believe. The brooklyn programmes have pro-
,lSd soft spots tor many horses, and IT was this
fac, that caused many owners to withdraw.
Old Banquet Is named as a starter In the
Cesarewiich. with IS pounds on his back. Odds
Of 50 to are quoted asain'. him.
The tr.-colors o: A. J. Csssatt will be seen upon
the turf again next year. 1t was exclusively
announced In this column some months ago thli
Mr.. Cassstt had serious Intentions OF again try
.ns his fortune the turf Now comes the
news that MIR. Cassatt has sixteen yrarl!ngs
in ir,insns and the pick Of the 10, will carry his
v0lors
"Lucky'' Baldwin threatens to go 10 England
santa Anita. California races should not
fee. badly because Father Bill Dsly VIII visit
'hem this Winter. aad the guessing contests can
50 ~ as usual
1t seems range thst Tanmauys boss has
the other side OF the water. Il cannot he that
Nj. Croker has become so thoroughly English that
he fa!ls TO enjoy his taNor.'@ sport IN this coun-
,ry Mr.. Croker has expressed himself 50 en-
ourhhrci that 1t seems strange that he could
absent hlmscl' l0Ig Perhaps the stories
about the s'ra'ned relations between Messrs.
pwyer and croHer are true after all.
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STOCKS were LOWER
After Midday There Was
Pressure from the Bears.
INDUSTRIALS QUITE WEAK.
The Dealings, However. Were of n
Retail Charncter-ForeiR Ex-
chenRe Easier.

The week opened with a comparatively
quiet condition of affairs at the Stock
Exchange
The lack Of business together with
vague rumors OF further exports OF gold
enabled the bears to make some i'm
preston upon the market.
The declines outside of few in
stances. were confined within narrow
limits
Money 2 per cent. on call. The tone Of
the foreign exchange market Is easier
OWING Cnieny to an increased supply
or cotton bills. Bankers long sterling
sold at i.T 1-2 a 4.S7 "a. sight at 4.SS l-2
u ASS 3-4 and commercial at 4.sG 1-2 a
4S Ia
Commercial bar silver sold at &C 7-s
and Mexican dollars at IS IA. At the
stock Exchange 10000 ounces sold at
81 Is to 81 3-S
Stocks were lower after midday.
There was considerable pressure from
the recognized bear quarters. but the
COMMISSION houses had few orders to
sell long" stocks. The industrials and
the Changers were especially weak
Trading was OF n retail character and
speculation was without noteworthy
feature.
The total sales Of listed stocks were
lS0096 shares.
In the unlisted department 10000
shares OF Sugar were traded In.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
CUBANS LOSE I2O MEN.
Report of a Severe Battle in
Santa Clara.
SPAIN'S LOSS SAID TO BE ID.
Other Skirmishcs "OmcIniiy" Re.
ported--.DOan Mnsso's Fam
lily Captured.

HAVANA. Sept. 30.--What appears to
be an important engagement is an
nouncc1 to have taken place at Potrero
las Naras. near Santi Spiritus, Province
Of Santa Clara.
II is stated that Lieut.. .-col Antonio
Rubin. with the battalion of Grenada,
t"o companies Of the Xamora battalion,
one company Of the Chiclana Battalion
ana Two sduadrons OF cavalry has dis
p"rs"d a body Of 1900 Insurgents. COM
man lei hv Castillo. Sanchez Legion and
I1yHs. after capturing the encmy's posi-
ton.
The Insurgents are reported to have
lost lp in Killed and wound"d among
the latter are sanchez and Logon and
the list OF killed Included Roberto Pinnr.
on the Government side fourteen men.
'n"'nins Col. Rubin, were wounded.
ohic,ai adviccs .eceivcd mere from
Brigadior Gen raj Gonzales Munoz
say that the column OF troops
under his command has had "A sk'rm!sh
with the nsurg nts at CalambrCs.o, II ar
Manzanilo, Province of Santiago de
Cuba. The enemy left three killed and
four wounded on the field
The same column Of troops had n
brush with the insurgents at Bueycito.
The insurgents Withdrew and carried
with them their dead and wounded. on
tho Government side one soldier was
killed.
1he troops had twenty minutes
skirmish with the insurgents at Caridad.
The enemy was dispersed and left four
Killed on the ground. The troops cap
tured the !nsurgent camp and made
PRISONERS Of the wife and family OF Juan
MasSp, the .nsurHent leader.
At the River 10. an insurgent force
ambushe1 detachment OF Spanish
troops. killing one private and wound
Ing Capt. MunOZ and ono private.
Campcs l"ft here this morning for
Santa Clara.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
~ THE WORLD OF LaBOR.

Bishop Potter's decision on the derri i,kmen's
wages ~ expected tonight.
The death 5 aanaGn 81 o! Thomas M,C;ee V.,e
P"esiIelt - risirnakers tn.on No. ~.
Joha maxwell is the newly elected delegate Of,
the Can ord Labor Gus to the Ccn,rll Libss
CAton
Henry wierskai,a has hcsa elected Recording
Secretary r; Branli a. Of tae Wo"kmra's Genera.
BrneN. Union.
Cha'rm,n q rrl,a - ,H. Labor Day Commit.
tee " tn Ceuir.l Labor lHo1. wan. aailated
bodies - ..uht 'sr p'r0Ir Il ke's
The lioustsm!ths' r0.rn has donated $50 for
the !eliet Of the widows ami orphans " the vie
Tins ot the West Rrosi~ay disaster
La,al Assembly lfo. Il. Of l.. Cement and
Asphalt Lahorers. has de- .dei u demand that
from Jan. no more uon-unlun men be employed
Al Ne,;criAN's spcr al meeting - District As
semby 40 Thomas a. Reilly ant Charles Burns
we're e'c,,ei delegates TO tHs GeneraI Assembly
N, o. l..
James \ ReimNn IA the newly se''si de'es,te
Of the Empire Bencvocat Protective Association
Of CAS- Companies Employees 10 the Central La
Dor nion,
Ado,rh Lang tss been elected corrcspondIrs
retary hy the United Wood Carvers Assi-
cattoa, TO conduct the correspondence With unions
in foreign countries.
The Machine Stans Workers and Rubbers
Union has cancelled contract with q musical
leader, for charginA them less than the uaion
rate OF wages 70: musicians
The evening world., 1895-09-30
GIANT OAKS.
These Trees Often Begin to
Die at the Top.
Busy Men and Women Resemble These MOnarchs
Of lhe Forest.
The Singular Case Of an 0vertaxed
Brain. W orker.

When Dean swift, the celebrated author, was
once asked tie state OF his health he replied. ~
am not we'll am beginning, like the oak, to
die at the top few weeks later his brain gave
way, and raving maniac he Was removed to the
insane asylum. where he died. In all history
there is no sadder spectacle than this great man s
melancholy end, but Its grave lesson Is lost upon
the busy BRAIN worker Of our busting nineteenth
century, whose restless energy often brings about
a complete breakdown.
There is gradual failure Of the memory. oc.
casional wandering OF the mind. especially at
night; slow, dragging. imperfect speech, with
use OF the wrong word ut times, loss of energy
and ambition, unsteady walking and dizziness
Often. too, things fall out of the hands; the
invalid is drowsy and fun Of sleep, vet cannot
sleep; he has a slow pulse; his legs are cold
and numb. lie is sent away for a rest by his
anNio,is family and after time returns In better
condition, oniy to break down again In short
@ nn .ol G 9T'G ~n ha tns osea.s Seosf
ne no. checked he Is soon honees' wreck. What
:, I'm needed E ,s an nerNe and hooi tonic to mproye
sufferers strength, and thus prevent failure in
the nutrition OF the brain.
sought help In time, and in the following letter
-Four years : ago. ' says Mrs. w Wall my hus.
baud was very sick. Ic had been very active in
business ana MS nerves were completely shattcr-
ed. lie was lick all one summer. confined to his
bed After getting ON his feet again. his nerves
were IN such n state that At times he would be
obliged to retire to bed for three days. At this
time he WAS IN STATE of complete nervous ex-
hatstion. aud this state continued Tor several
months, he being unable to do any business, and
Ut times having fainting or sinking spells
I'VE employed several doc ors for his relief,
hut no good resu Is came. lie also consulted Two
celehr led specialists. who simply told hin that
he had nervous d flicnty and could not live nut a
short time He asen'irely discouraged. then
SEM TO Dr Greene tor his Selvurn and he In =
formed me that cCulu get II in the stores
l then got Nrrvur, aud he began TO take II.
lie mmenced 10 gain right offa after taking
tour bottles he got np smart and has been so for
the three ycars plsf.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
PRESBYTERY STARTS IN.
Rev. DIR. Forbes Reelected 10 he
Its MOtlcrRtOr

The New York Presbytery held its Fa ::
meeting to-day in the chapel Of the First
Presbyterian Church, Eleventh street
and Fifth avenue. Rev. DR.. Jesse F..
Forbes presided and was reelected Mod
orator.
Rev. DR.. Thomas Douglas was elected
temporary clerk
d.. Douglas was formerly pastor OF
the Romeyn Chapel of the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. DIR. Charles $. Robinson had the
Presbyterian Church. of Harlem. sum-
moned to appear by commissioners, and
show cause why DR.: Robinsons request
that the relations between himself, as
pastor, and the church should not be
dissolved
Rev. DIR. James Chambers presented a
report on the West Fifty-first street
Church, directing the Committee on
Church Extension to pay Rev. A. B.
King, pastor. s6ll.5 arrears of salary
and to authorize the Committee to per-
petuate the church. The pastoral rela-
tions of Mr.. King We're dissolved.
John Campbell Neill. of Princeton
seminary. and John Foggo Nalieant, Of
Lafayette College, were examined and
accepted as students for the ministry.
Some forty ministers and laymen were
nominated as delegates to the Synod
The election Will be held after recess.
This afternoon among other miscellane-
Gus matter to come up is the considera-
tion OF resolutions regarding family re-
lations and the question of divorce.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
PUGILISTIC POINTERS.

Frank Patterson the BROOKLYN feither-weish'.
who Is training with Arthur Valentine at Cold
srrir. u,rn,, ,o- ,,s ,,,-r,,,, ,ou, .i,, D.n,v
Mcp-,sa =. N. Emit. A,h,.,,a ' r,rs ~" s,i~ "D
Oct; g. says that he is In excellent condition and
I, co,aient o, winning Smoking NJ Arthur Val.
~ '''' VI u.s. ''t-h''e Vi Hl''u' '"''
entine's chances In his tweniy-round bout with
night Patterson thinks that Valentine
viii surely win, as he i, very cIcv.
wa '''' ''e'
"r' SIM pun'her. and Is very quick
on his feet. Bob Draw, who is training both
ho,.-, .,., II. n.v., ,.,i,.d ,,... u,,r.
49,.
~ " w." ~ Va e Ioun's' anu
teTson to get decision from Mcbride.
:, ,...
- sa'u gu very so'u Au'"or'y 'nat VI hf'u'
and Patterson have had several arguments abon,
. asa, ,ha,s n".'- ~
claims he VIII hsh' Mcbride at any weight as
he believes that he can easily defeat him. NJ
nrIl. ia very shr.vd and pa,,srso, may b,v. IN
.,,., .,,., ,.,'h i W, ',m;, ',
meet MIN al cat 'h-"elshts' When Mcl'rlde signed
articles to meet Marty McCue. It was with the
l,o, h,, ,b.v should watch In ., 20, n,,,d. ,',,
'' Wv ''' "eH" =" a. i-- po"'us' p"'
ws wnrn 'ney Ws,snei IN u was alscovere4 mat VI
p'!ue va 'e'e,n. p'unns o'er "e,sn'. mc,u
~ - NV '''""'''' o" a. "o' " u's'Pp,'hl MS
An .ro-, T.. heInn male IA ar-apy. , n,tsh s.,,
hetween PADDY Gnaiiaah,r Of Grecnnpin, sna
Wlks S.wu,,n n, nroaLiyn a. ho Ss,,gg.t 4, So So
yat, the Latter mari NJ nert month Th.y na, n'
once before, ami after twenty rSind, Of y,cio". .
nYhtlng Gallagher won The hacker, NJ ho,h "a, al
nue' n III ~ sm s,so uays 70 arrange .ne hN"n' which
~ W., oe '"' "aW III ie shd purse 'i '-oV SKIN
"e"' e''' wa 'e "''u'
Jack Collins OF Far Rockawiy. and Jake PItz,
OF Brooklyn have agreed to meet to a hnlsh with
two-ounre gloves. for a purss OF $3.50 the latter
Part OF next month The fght will be decided in
roid-h,use Long Island. The men are to
weigh IN a; 40 or lt5 pounds.
, ,.,
'eorse ItE9ne says tnAt After MS match with
puhs nrino. ne VIII issue chailenge TO meet
arthur valentine IN limited, round contest with
tNH-'uh'e gloves pelo!e any cIub onerihS SUIT
Anie purse l.aNishe VIII make Side bet that he
VIII ueieat nm la'igne Is at present training
Al oceanic, N. j., Tor his bout with tirnO, which
" mIli pe uer'ueu IN the Active Athietc tluo' OF
nay o"hs' ou oe' T."
Harry Fisher who Is to NEE, sam Tonkins be-
fore the New Manhattan Athletic club on OCT; 4.
l. training al Bath Beach. Harry 10 confident that
The evening world., 1895-09-30

An attachment for so,45l - has been obtained
in the supreme Court agans, the Ronkawsy
Electric Light Company. OF l2i Liberty street:
and at Far RocSaway. In favor OF the Complete
Electric Construction Company. on notes
Judge Barrett. OF the supreme Court to-day
appointed Edward A. Olds receiver Tor the Packer
Manutacturins Company. OF 81 Fulton street in
pro n'eeiings for a dissolution OF the company.
Henri pigoberi. commission merchant a, e5
Great Jones street. today assigned 70 william
A. Cronk.
Thomas Pau'son MAS to-day appointed receiver
oi the Pianophone Company. OF AIS Cherry street
In proceedings for q voluntary dissolution.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
BASEBALL CHAT.

Although In many respects TO those who have
not yet entered 'Crankdom" in the baseball
world. Saturdays game was exciting enor n. to
other, who know the game from start 70 Hnish
all was not satisfactory. As the great throng
slowly hled out Of the grounds. many uncom-
with certain player. In compori'Jn with the
earnest Efforts Of the other members OF the New
York team. this mans work was simply fright
ful. and while he may have been doing the best
no knew how there hundreds present who
believe otherwise
Tho offender was Lester German nni his work
Was but nttng rlinsS TO the scr cS of very
Upper sandusly" exhibitions he has given dur
Ing the season. II IN safe to say that German has
played his last game with tn. New York team
He " on the clubs reserve list. but that cuts 1T
tie Ice.
Players who ri ling ont" however. do not
allow hits 70 skim by thcri within radius OF Two
attempts to make play 1n such h!ts. an tricr
r1n be overlooked, iut TO stand md calmly watch
hts get By him without effort 10 stop them.
hen there seem, to be som thng wrong.
wi;n to DAYS games the National League .ss-
son comes TO a close For this the local crlnAs
are not sorry. For months they hsve followed
the Ill fortunes OF an i!l-in,nIged lot oi glorious
has beers" During the winter months nos
close az hand. the moves on the League chess
board viii be closely watched. rs case OF the
new vs. tho old. Pick the winner.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
CAME BACK WITH A PISTOL.
\ RunawHy Husband Returns Only
TO 60 to Jail

John II. Marholdt. a canvasser, after
being away from home al PAS North
Second street, Williamsburg, fer over a
year, returned last night, and startled
his VIE by pointing a revolver In her
lace as she rested in bed
The woman thought she was con-
fronted by burglar, and rushing 10 a
window screamed vigorously. A police
man arrested Marholdt. who was In
toxicated.
This morning In the Lee Avenue Police
Court, Marholdt was sent to jail Tor
sixty days. by Justice Goetting.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

The formal reopening Of the New Manhattan
Athletic Clubhouse tonight promises to be A
noteworthy occasion. large number OF well.
known New Workers and out-of-town celcbritle,
nave accepted Invitations to be present, among
others ChAuncey NJ. Depew. Senator nm, Mayor
strong. Theodore Roosevelt. &c The whole house
will be thrown open. everything has been reno
vAted and put In hrst-class trim from roof to
sub-cellar An excellent vaudeville show will be
given TO members and their guests who attend.
Inwood.-The initiation Ia 500 and the annual
dues $50. for resident members on-resident
members pay $50 Initiation and annual dues Of Se5.
Constant Rsader-No.
e
A C a-C counts four polntA q II
The evening world., 1895-09-30
FINED $40 FOR ASSAULT.
Private Secretary McGinnis Con-
Nictcd of Aasault

John ]. McGinnis. private secretary to
Superv!sor-at-Large Fitche. OF Kings
County, and would-be Republican boss of
the Eighth Ward, Brooklyn. was fined
$40 by Justice Tighe in tho Butler Street
Police Court, Brooklyn. this morning.
McGinnis was tried last week by a
oliver Edwards in the face about six
m onths ago. Edwards is an employee
Of the Standard OIL Company: He was
taking an active part In a Republican
district meeting. McGinnis did not like
Edwards's methods and showed his
6isapproval by striking him In the face.
McGinnis paid his fnc.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
DARED TO ORDER A YACHT.
AtRchr PnRrt Criticised for Want
Ing u HrrreshONc-

LONDON, Sept. 2o.-The Evening
News to-day expresses itself editorislly
as being indignant at the fact that Mr..
A!mcric Hugh Paget. an attache of the
British Legation at Washington. has
ordered 2l.-ratcr twenty seven feet
long. and having "A lin OF Topin bronze.
from the Herrcshoffs.
Commenting ON the subject. The Even
News also remarks.
The crop of attaches is abundant.
and we might find better than this Yam
kec.smirched one"
The evening world., 1895-09-30
SPANISH MARINES LANDED.
Reports that Cruiser Is Searching
the Florida Keys.

KEY WEST Fla, Sept. 3O.--Fisher-
men who came in from the Elorida
Keys report that the Spanish cruiser
Conde lie Nanadlto has landed search
ing parties almost on every key where
II would be possible for iilibusters to
rendezvous. This is considered an out
rage here and IA gross insult to FLORIDA
and to the United States.
The state Department at Washington
VIII be asked to investigate and demand
an apology from Spain forthwith.
so much Indignation has been aroused
here by the report that il is feared the
Spanish Consul will he openly insulted.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
FREEDOM OF WORSHIP.


BUDAPEST. Sept. 3o,-The Lower
House OF the hungarian Diet to-day
adopted bills providing for the recog-
milton of the Jewish rclig ON and es-
tabiishing freedom of worship.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
Arrested for sunday shaving.

August Msrkert, a barber OF so Seventh avenue.
Brooklyn, vas arrested yesterday for shaving a
customer on Sunday and vas locked up over
night Markert claimed that a christening party
vas In preparation al his house. and that 10 the
excitement OF the moment he forgot he vas
breaking the sunday Law.
The evening world., 1895-09-30
Crowds Hear the Hind Chupluin.

LONDON, Sept. 30,-The Westminster
Gazette this afternoon publishes a co.,
umn interview with the Rev. William
Ii M.lOurn, the blind Chaplain OF the
lmtei States Senate. who. according
to the paper mentioned. is drawing
large crowds 10 the various chapcls in
London. where he has been requested TO
preach.
The evening world., 1895-09-30

PARIS. Sept. 30.-The funeral services
over the remains OF Prof. Louis Pasteur,
the distinguished hacteriologist. will
take place in the Cathedral of Notre
Dame on saturday next