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The evening world., 1895-07-27
4 POOL ROOM
IN FULL BLAST.
Gamblers Defy the Law Openly
Just Across the River
In Jersey.
FARO Can ALSO Be PLAYED.
No Pretsnse Of Concealmsnt at
tho Don Near the Old
Weehswken Ferry.
DAILY RECEIPTS AVERAGE So, 900
Passwords Not Nscsssary-Cold
Supsihuous Cash Secures
Admission.
FARO CAN ALSO Be PLAYED.
DAILY RECEIPTS AVERAGE 50, 900

On the Jersey side Of the North River.
exactly opposite Sixtieth street. this
city, there 10 to-day in operation a pool.
room that surpasses anything OF the
kind seen around this section In q long
time.
1t 10 . new Little Monte Carlo" run
apparently without fear OF molestation
from any source. 1t Is supplied with all
the paraphernalia used in the pool rooms
Of long ago, announcer. cashiers office.
marker and telegraph instrument.
In fact, the only thing 1t needs is tn.
old-fashioned blackboards. and these
It 10 confidently expected. Will be In po-
sition before many days.
Not onl IL there a pool-room In Oper-
alton across the river. but those who
have been initiated into the mysteries
Of the place say that other games car
be played as we'll: that there In. In fact,
a regular faro layout. Certain 1t Ia that
the clink OF the ivory chips can he dis
tinctly heard by any one passing the
vicinity.
The pooi-room referred 20 can be
reached from the old Weehawken ferry
at the foot OF Forty-second street. That
It is we'll known to betting men IN this
CITY 10 eNlueHt TIC tI'NhS WIZ ~
there For several weeks the game has
been running openly, although quietly.
Before the pool-room started very few
passengers crossed by the old ferry. II
carried people too far up the river and
there are no houses at the point named.
Since the opening OF the pool-room,
however all this has changed. Now
the ferry-boats run every half hour. and
during the hours when racing is going
on at the beach each boat Ia crowded.
For the pool-room alone the ferry car
ries about 100 men who pay hve cents
each way.
In selecting half a dozen barns for
their pool-room and gambling quarters
the men who operate the new Little
Monte Carlo took pains that the neigh
bors would never make complaint about
disorderly persons, for there Is not a
hJuse within 800 yards. 1t is directly
opposite the old ferry house. and Is the
hrst IN fact. the only thing, to strike
the eye froI the water except the
freight trains OF the West Shore Rail
road, which pass the door. To got to the
barns the railroad tracks mus, first be
crossed
The ferry-boat on which an Evening
World reporter crossed yesterday af-
ternooh was crowded The reporter was
instructed that no password was need
ed. that It was open house for all
He simply had to follow the crowd"
and then see for himself
The hotel was decorated with signs in
Cheating that II was the Hoffman"
House and that wines. beers and liquors
could be had within
on the counter were a number of
cards which read as follows:
The evening world., 1895-07-27
BROOKLYN,
LINEMAN BADLY BURNED.
Wagner Screamed as the strong
Current Entered His Body.

Lineman Charles Wagner. of the
Brooklyn Police Department. received a
severe electric shock while at work on
the Kings County Elevated Railroad
structure. opposite the City Hall. this
morning.
Wagner and several other l.nemen
were engaged in stringing a wire from
Headquarters to the - structure. lie
was standing on one of the girders.
holding one of the trolley feed wires.
which are strung along on the outside
of the structure. His hand slipped and
came into contact with a portion Of the
wire from which the insulation had been
worn away.
As the strong current passed into his
bo!y he yelled with pain, and the sew
c,sI hundred onlookers expected to see
him fall to the street
Charles X, rkc, another lineman, who
was on th. street. climbed up the pillar
and dragged Wagner to place of
safety. His hand was severely burned
ard ho was suffering from shock. He is
not +. riously injured, however ard will
he able to resume work in a few days.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
FOR RECKLESS DRIVING.
Two Men Held for Running Over
Assessor Schluerer and His Wife.

Assessor Edward Fl. Schlueter and
Mrs. Schlueter. of 376 South Third street
Williamsburg. were walking towards
their home last night, when, at South
Third and Havemeyer streets, a buggy
driyen by Joseph and Charles Mckenna.
Of 256 South Third street, came rafting
along.
Mr. and Mrs. Schlueter were just
crossing Havemeyer street. The buggy
passed over Mrs. Schlueter's ches: alter
the horse had knocked her down. The
Assessor was also knocked down, Lut
escaped injury. Mrs. Scnlueter Is con-
fined to her home.
The Mckenna brothers we're ARRESTED
this. morning. and held for Naminatio n
by Justice Hartman in the Lee Avenue
Police Court. on charge of re :fits ss
driving
The evening world., 1895-07-27

COMPLETE MOURNING OUTFITS
JACkSON'S. Gu ava. corner un q
The evening world., 1895-07-27
BASEBALL CHAT.

The signature of Butler attached 10 New
York contract. as told exclusively In The Even.
Ing World yesterday. is Cause 'or rejol ing
among the NEW -bl Iod'' cranks This strain Of
rev blood Is said to he a remarkably good
one, for Butler is away up in the front among
battling averages Of the Southern League ,e-
-ies having fielding record 1T Tor National
League company. On his nrst appearance In ,ais
city he Will he subjected to the most trying
ordeal Imaginable criticism of ''Burkeville
To replace Ia lie Burke II the hearts Of the
left Held roOters Hutler must be q crack a-jack
II Is to be hoped he viii prove hlmeif equal 10
their standard and " he does "Burkeyille'' will
become 'BulsrSille' In a jiny.
There wa another kind OF blood that figured
IN yeierdsy's n-ws-bad blood--and Jack DOYLE
showed II. Umpire o'Day has caught the Pitts.
burg Infection OF yellow decision and CAV .
some very shady verdcts. Jack let his temper
loose before an audience consisting largely Of
ladies, and might have become OF the CON
testan's In an unseemly personal encounter with
ODay had the latter not had more discretion
Jimmy Ryan was not released by Chicago. 1t
was Just another OF those little "spats' which
have been chronic between him and Anson for
several years But Jimmy would lust rs lief get
his freedom II Papa could he induced to grant
It.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
NO DEFENSE FOR CORBETT.
The PuRiiists Lawyer Drops Action
In the Divorce Cnse.

David a. Sullivan, attorney for Cham
pion Pugilist James J. Corbett. an
nounced to-day that he would not con
tinue the defense In Mrs. Corbett's suit
for divorce.
Referee Jacobs has all the evidence In
the case and will render a decision next
Monday. II is generally supposed that
Mrs. Corbett will get her decree Of
divorce.
Mrs. Corbett asks for absolute divorce
on statutory grounds. and demands 500
Corbetta life.
Vera Stanwood Is named as CO.
RESPONDENT
The evening world., 1895-07-27
LONG IS NOT WANTED.
Desired to Act as u. .. Consul-Gen.
eral mt Chihuahu

CITY OF. MEXICO. July N-James
b. Long. for whom there was recently
made an application to the Secretary
of Foreign Affairs for the issuance Of
an exequatur permitting him to ON.
ciate as United States Consul-G General
at Chihuahua. has been refused on TIN
score that ne is persona non grata. Il
The refusal is based on report sub
mitted to Hon Ignacio Mariscal and
subscribed to by Gov. Aheumada. OF
Chihuahua, in which private informa.
ton was given regarding Longs action,
but the nature of this Is not known.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
Pacific Kickers to Come East.

San FRANCISCO. July 27.-The Reliance Club
has decided to reorssnise its football team and
send It East 1t Is proposed in the Fall to compete
with the teams OF the great universities Among
pete with the teams OF the universities Amons
thoes to be challenged are the Universities OF
Michigan. Pennsylvanis. Harvard and Yale The
q the coast from the California and Stanford
pnivsrsities last year. ,'"-'
The evening world., 1895-07-27
HILL is HOPEFUL,
The Outlook, He Says, Is for Hars
mOniOus Organiza tion. 4

Senator ID. b. Hill was in town owed
night on his way to Normandie- -theS
Sea. He left for that resort this morn-
ing and will remain there for a coupra
Of weeks. returning to the city week
after next to attend gathering of
prominent Democrats who will meet
just before the State Committee meets
on Aug. 10.
Chairman Hnkley. Of the Committee,
will issue call for a meeting Of the
Committee early next week. Senator
Hill to-day declined to discuss the
political situation further than to say
that the indications favored the har
monlous organization Of the party.
The evening world., 1895-07-27

Joseph Devantrry who has figured az A n,v,.
Fstor OF small boats, Is about 10 undertake a re.
marksble inland voyage lie will start from
S,en~ay l. l.. on Tuesday next in tn. motor
launch Nicola .S-toot craft and will cover tn,
streams and lakes u this state ana Canada AZ.
srvards gong 10 Chicago and thence by canal
ana river 10 New Orleans Next Winter he ex-
poets 10 take the launch to Havsna The Nicola
10 an open boat and viii carry a complete ou At
Her navigator viii make the trip g. 400 mile,
alone and expects to aat.in . speed VI tsn
miles an hour
The evening world., 1895-07-27
Roland Reeds Mother Dead.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. July 27,-Mrs, Mary
Reed mother ot Roland Reed. the actor died
at her home In this city to-day after a brief
Illness caused hy cholera morbus. She was
otghty-hvr years old. All OF her six children
we're present at the bedside, Including Roland.
who came from his summer home on Long Island
Thursday. Mrs Reed the widow OF John
Reed, for nfN -siN years Iasnan at the Walnut
street Theatre, and we'll known to the theatrical
nrnfessinn.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
CUPS FOR BIG SlOOPS.
Special Inducements In the New
York Yacht Club Crui..

In addition TO the prizes already Of
fered to yachts taking part In the Au-
gust cruise OF the New York Yacht
club, the Commodore will offer a special
prize In the race of Monday to first
class sloops in racing trim.
special prize will also be given by
the club for ttrst-class sloops In racing
trim during the squadron run.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
Mail Car Destroyed by Fire.

CLEVELAND, July :7,-A mail car attached TO
west bound train No. on the Lake Shore road
was discovered 10 he on rre last night shortly
after midnight at RoCkpor, just west Of this city
while the train was running at the rate 81
forty y-nNe miles an hour The Was side
hacked and with lts contents was entirely de.
stroyei Il was loaded principally with news.
papers destined for Chicago.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
John W. Mnckny on for AInskn.

SEATTLE. Wash, July e7-John w. Mackay
will leave on the steamer Queen to-day for
Alaska. He is accompanied by G. r. Hosmer
general manager Of the Canadian Pacific Tele-
graph COMPANY. II is believed his visit North
has something to do with the early construct ion
~ a telegraph line 10 Alaska from Vancouver,
II. Z
The evening world., 1895-07-27
SKIPPER M'CALlUM SAFE.
The N"unR Mariners CocLl. Sb.l,
spoken Far ut Sen.

Ehe German steamer Taormina. which
arrived this morning from Hamburg
reports that on July %. In latitude a. 10.
longitude 70 10 the little s!oop Richard
X. Fox was sighted The Taormina
gave young Captain McCallum his lati-
tude and longitude.
McCallum sailed from this port on
Jule lS last bound for Queenstown,
lack 'N'''''
The evening world., 1895-07-27

JAMAICA, L. l., July eI-Ex-Coroner Henry
Henderson a lifelong resident of the town OF
Jamaica, was thrown from his wagon by his
tenn running away in New Hyde Park last
night HI. sklll wAs crushed and his ribs and
collar bone were broken, He ~as removed to
his home and this afternoon he died from his
Injuries He was sixhH one years eld
The evening world., 1895-07-27

Charles huppert nine wears old Of SIS East
One Hundred and Flt'S-hrst street while rdins
his bicycle M fl'th avenue az one Hundred and
Thirty nf'h street this morning. cuilided with q
loaded coal wagon, driven bN Henry Thatr OF z
Eas' une Hundred and Thirty fourth street. une
NJ Rupperts hands ruu over and badly
crushed He was sent TO Harlem Hospital.
ThAte was arrested and heli to await the result
" the boys Injuries
The evening world., 1895-07-27
A CRY FOR HELP
RESULT OF A PROMPT REPLN
Two Open Letters that Should Suggd
to Thousands OF American Wome
to go and do Likewise.

LITTLE FALLS. MINI, May II. 1904.
lam suffering, and need your aid.
have terrible pains in both sides of n
womb, extending down the front Of m
limbs and lower part of my back, q
tended by backacLe and pains in th
back of the neck and ears.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
T. n. CRAVEN APPOINTED.
cleveland Makes Him Assistant
appraiser for This District.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Presi-
dent has appointed Thomas H. Craven.
of New York, to be assistant appraiser
OF mel chandlse for the district of New
York
The evening world., 1895-07-27

The New York Press Club has selected George
=, Lyon 10 rsYr sent 1t at the I'M arsal Con-
ventou ot Journalists which meets in bordeaux
next month Mr.. Lyon, who is the financial Sec
rotary Of the New York Press Club and we'll
known political writer, sailed on the Cam
wife
The evening world., 1895-07-27
RIPLEY BR0M-LlIHlA WATER


NNDT BENERAGE.D
hut q water with positive medicinal action
(lleatment, "a pin, in "a hours.)
We cure you or refund your money. Rheu-
stone in Kidnevor Bladder, Bright Nephr,
It's, Albuminuria. Insomnia, or any other
form of Liver. Kidney, Bladder OF stomach
Trouble We invite Investigation by the med
ical profession. Pamphlets mailed free.
Main Eastern Depot, l5a W. I'D ST. n. Y.
sold on same terms by all authorized
agents Ia New York aud Brooklyn, Long
Island city and Newark, n. J.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
DISEASES OF MEN.

Quickest cure guaranteed The well-known spe
cialist, DIR. II Treskow. OF s?2 broadway. e
opened branch once at lA W 3+th st, nsG
9Th ave. where he can be consulted daily free .
charge from $40 2-3 b-6 Wednesday and aaS
urday evening Ss sunday. l0-i2. -
The evening world., 1895-07-27
PRESIDENTS COACHMAN DIES
william Willis PASSES Away at q
O'Clock This Morning.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-William
Willis. the Presidents coachman. died
in this city at o'clock this morning.
lie was stricken with paralysis Thurs
day
The evening world., 1895-07-27
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The meeting Of the W-stches'er Racing Asso-
dation, which viii begin at Norris Park Oat Is
Will offer the following stakes: For two-year Ids
Nursery, hlnli'ap. 81 800 added, three quarters
Of mile; Albany guarantee s. 600. three. quar-.
ters " mite; Fashion Idlliesl., 81. 900 added
antee s. 900. three quarters OF mile White
Plains, handicap. s., 800 aidei thrse-auarters Of
miie; Champagne guarantee 81. 900 seven
eghihS ~ mile Fpr three car ods--W hers
handicap, guarantee 81, 500 one mile Belmont
hahii'ap. guarantee SS. 900 and quarter
m'les; Hunter handrap, 81 900 added. one mile
Jerome, handicap, LOCO addei one AMI one
eighth miles For three Years and nov ard
ManhA;tHn, hsniiesp su,raniee 50, 200 one and
quarter mile. Municipal. haniicap guarantee
~ 800, one and three quarter miles Bronx han
il'ar guarantee fiuN. thrr. quarters OF a mile
The decision Of the Jockey club reversing Judge
hhtkns ruling in the VI Mirage At Aque-
duct VIII he contested hy ", Oliver owner Of
Mirage Mirage being disqualified. give. the
horse.
NINETY two hookmak-rs and smployees were
arrested In rad at Oakley YESTERDAY. The
'hage 's registering bets. witch is contrary to
Onto law.
Western racing has evidently become very at
traetNe- At s. Louis the stables have he.n made
uncomfortable for lot of selli ng platers and
their s'"h room taken ~ sol stake horses
No. l, Vol 2 or Go,iw,ns Turf Guid. include.
throughout the United States and Canada and As
as complete as usual
The evening world., 1895-07-27

The parade OF the United Hebrew Trades which
will take place tonight promises to be an i'm
posing demonstration. Eight thousand men snd
women will participate. The line will form on
Rutgers square and proceed by the nearest route
t. Union square. where mass meeting will be
held. The necessary permits have been obtained.
The evening world., 1895-07-27

The Changers were buoyant in the late
trading and free purchases were made
at the advance. Burlington e. Quincy
rose to 9c. Rock Island crossed Is and
st Paul got up to within a fraction of
Il.
The Industrials were firmer in sym
pathy.
The sales of stocks were 6S, 900 listed.
of Sugar were traded in.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
Charged with Seduction.

August Messina thirty years DID, a piano.
maker. OF Al sackett street Brooklyn, was sent
to jail by Judge Moore, H. the Court Of Sessions.
Brooklyn, this morning in default of 81 600 bail,
Messina was indicted yesterday on the charge
OF seduction. His alleged victim is Joseph ne
scahdi, Of II Checver place, Miss Scand IL
eighteen years old
The evening world., 1895-07-27

LYNN Mass, July -. johnson. who was
scheduled to ride with Sanger and TYLER In the
professional ave mile M,yole race a. Glenmors
Park to-day, Is ~. In Minrearolis Manager
Eek pnt A l. Weinig " buffalo, in as his
The evening world., 1895-07-27
RUPTURE CURED

The Improved Elastic Truss is the only truss z
existence that is worn with absolute comfort nigh
and day, as 1t retains the rupture under the hare
est exercise or seEerest strain and will effect
permanent and speedy cure without regard to thA
age Of the patient examination tree Lady in Il,
tendance for ladies' Send for pamphlet.
IMPROVED ELASTIC TRUSS CO.,
s22 aud 81, Broadway, cor. i2th ST.. New Yor1
The evening world., 1895-07-27

Ninety two hookmak-rs and smployees were
arrested Ia rad at Oakley yesierdsv The
haTe Is registering bets. witch is contrary 10
Ohio law -
The evening world., 1895-07-27
BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK. BRIGHTON REACH.
July 20-The entries and weights for
Mondays races are as follows
The evening world., 1895-07-27
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, July n
The entries ani weights for Mondays
races are as follows:
The evening world., 1895-07-27

The only full accounts OF the base
ball game are given In THE Even
Ing Worlds" Baseball Extra. Issued
Immediately after the last play has
been maue.
The evening world., 1895-07-27
lutoxication

means nothing but poisoning, whether from
liquors or OF ium, The nnt,dotc. the Keelev
Gold Cure. keeley Institute, White Plains ~
The evening world., 1895-07-27

Be gay but not before pro
viding yourself with VICHEFIZZ
1t cures those awful headaches
Try it. Ioc. at drug stores.
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sALTAIR TRAINS on Page 8
Az orl.InN .INnN.

Recently Mt. }. ID. Thomas, IL
North Dakota, visited the Sb,naf doAh
Valley, Virginia, hud after carefully
examining the country located IN
Winchester. he writes - Nj. V. Rich
baltimore a Ohio Railroad, Baltimore,
IN nearly every etate and territory Of
the United Ststss, and sm frank In my
opinion that this valley sufpasses all
other sections In the Union. The
lands are low In price. and produce
profitable crops. | thauk sou for d.
fec1ing nue. here, aud solicit those seek
lrg pleasant and profitable homes "
locate la this country"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-13

tIon Of committing suicide, but no
traces Of her cJul1 10 found. his7
PnenIx was ~ yeafs old, ana isiaii 10
have wslltn.dD relatives In the East.
Toe reservoir ves emptied by the men
AS soon ~ the BODY wa removed. IL
contained about 2O,0OO,OO rallDns.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-09-13

Ready for school. Summer is over
and summer clothing should 20 with
the warm season. The youngsters
need new outfits when they ~ bael;
TO their books, aud our stock Of
boys clothing presents bonanza q
opportunities. We should have a
reason for everything, and the
reason You should tuy your boys
suits at our tstahlhhmen, is that we
sell the hes, suits and offer the love
est prices. You'll believe this when
you examine our goods, which
couldn't be better made or oil better
material, Firsl-elass clothing Is al
ways the cheapest.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1895-08-10
At ROyViiie.

Catcrpillars have made appearance
aud devastating cotton at a rapid rate.
This is very unfortunate at this season OF
the year, when cotton is small and ten
der and only forming its hollis. The only
remedy is for farmers to treat the little
monsters to copous draughts of Paris Green.
Only a little courage and determination and
and will yet be we'll.
Messrs. Eomain Melancon, NJ. Lansln MS,
Albert Landry, Edgar GuiIry and MIR.
Bcnoit will spend the hot month of August
around Chcnierc- -Croi~.
That csficicn, officer, Eustache ComcauS,
from, the 9TH ward, in town Saturday.
Eustachc is Il candidate for reelection, and
we would like to know the reason why he IL
not succeed himself.
I.andcn Lewis Il colorcI farmer living near
K ,yvllc, has calf born with five feet.
The little animal is active and strong, AMI
seems to be totally Indifferent as to its addi-
tiouaI leg. The calf can be seen at any time
by calling, At Lewis farm.
Nt-- May &a;antsn. one Il Ec2viile's fair-