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I THE WOKLP; SATURDAY EVENING MAY 28, 1892. 3 IHj
f-'iT THE BIG BRIDGE.
' en and Women Who Tako Con
. 'stitutionals There Every Day.
!
A Good Place to Siretch the Legs
and Fill tho Lungs.
Some of tho Queer Chnrnctcrs to
Ilo Seen on tlio Footpath.
m Ttiose denizens of New York and Brooulyn
' -l hi inok upon the great br:d(re that Stamese3
ite fro cities Into one as only a business con.
.' ieiilauc" and tbo footpath but an economy of
d'enso. do not realize that It Is tbe grandest
teI u resort promenado on tho Western Con-
' tl-cnt alwnjs In the tidiest condition, never
i, oudds never dusty.
x vjV r
ms nAIl.T CONSTITUTIONAL
Here tho brec?e, ficshened from lt3 con
tact with the deon, broad water below, isal
ays Irosh, alwa)s bracing and healthful,
I. md tifildea tho h3rde that passes over Irom
Brooklyn to New York at tho rate of 10,000
,n Lour Horn 7 to 10 In the morning, and
rei.ds Its way homeward again betTecn4
ind 7 In tho cenlng, there are scores of peo
ple who tread the pamenndo eery day,
a purely as a constitutional.
utuer scores traverse tho mile and a quar
ter span on fool each day lu a healthful com
MnatiO'i of exercise with business, while
tbous.ii.ds repair lor a bracer to tho brldgo
tfca-lojally when they are feeling out of
sons, lun down at tho heels and the like.
Those who patronize tho East lllver Bridge
health icsort Include man) men and wcinen
n of ncte lu all tranches of human effort.
Anion,; th'.'ia aic Mayor lloody, of the City of
. Lurches.
Mjjur lloody is a busy man between his
,4 times as chief magistrate of Brooklyn and as
1 banker, nach dav at a little after 1 o'clock
leeuniludes his day's service to tho city and
Its out. lor New Yoik to ao a second day'i
' i orl.
i N -M 8' l'M r-HW
I htli I H -pI
, I A WISPT CORNER.
In ten minutes lio enters by the broad arch
' it Muds street, and, striking a swinging salt,
alks across the great bridge to Pane ltow
ltd is swallowed up In the throngs.
II lie Ma j or, smooth-faced and grave, wears
i Uick Prince Albert coat, dark trousers and
'Mlkuat. He looks every Inch a Mayor, and
ii- Is a courteous, suave, old-fashioned Amerl
'in gentleman.
Another who takes his constitutional on
he brldgo lb Gen. names the publisher, who
sa.soa ttustee of the bridge, oen. names
fre-usai tho Brooklyn end of the bridge
runptly at H.4. every morning, nnd In
went) minutes his brisk walk has taken him
uNew York, his c)ca brightened, his cheeks
'csiied by the exerclso In tho still Dreezea
Sat cr :no up from the bay.
At lo o'clock each morning a stocky, elder-
v n.an or soldierly bearing and weorlng a
KUIUac-K mustache, enters nt tho Sands
'"it station, lie pads to the olllceison
my them and passes on with a leisurely.
iikiillltil step, fie Nan observant cltlicn
hi Me, ncrjthlng of Interest from the
fiJlr m llrobdlngnag at the Brooklyn end to
leJuinet.f ihe euliucr building. '1 he man
lb no .T. tan lei . a veteran or 101 battles
" or which he camo without a wound save
i tmonu thrust lu hlsstde. He Invariably
minis from Ills bu'lniss by the samo path
t u u eloei. In Hip afternoon.
Ilu ro are two Brooklyn hi others, butchers
. 'I Washington .Mark t, who walk over the
nayi every morning and back again at
, -Uln f hoy are short, round butchers these
a" a.id they are notleeablo because when
(ly enter the bridge together one Btcers
1 -i up to the light and the other to the left
un i.raii, and thus thev walk "apart to-
ad. p" r, ' shouting their chat to caih otLer
nrci,s the plank walk lOleetwlde.
" ii. bridge lollcimeu noticoall these "reg-
h B.i- and ottleer Courtney said:
j ' Hiu!o buti her brothers walk rain or
n.t. When the promenade has been closed
J. .ii count ot diinger irom the ice on the
na lili'ci, those bojs havo Insisted and havu
id- nui allowed to pionienade at their own
led sk Whj. they hate tun cars, and If they
in- Jftililn't walk they'd swlml"
s a (iftlecr Donlej , tho man at tho middle of tho
ri(ii;e, Is the moat observant of tho force. iu
nd abien on the bililge tlnco It opened In
er- hs.l, and lie says Hie butclurs began that
in and haven't mused Unce. None of the
ni'irsknew their names. Dooley Is respon-
nd it. e, too, for the statement that those
-ly rn ners aro twins, but the jounger one
en. 'hm a mustache, wbllo the other goes
ii'oiii.iactdl"
1 rnnident Ashman, of tho South Brooklyn
"Hiding and Loan Association, walks for djs-
tt- f'-uat Mu'clnck eveiy morning, and his
" ' irm and Mowing browu mustache ure
aiuliiar to nil bridge goert.
ij. v Krothingi, tm, a tail, broad-shouldered
,ud "hi, with the snow nf lty jejrs In his hair
ri'Hull beard, is a regular," walking to his
"" ubliir p.u'klng business in .Newlork every
juriilng and bail: again to the Heights at
em It
... '"iiiiam A. Tinnsenrt. the veteran pub-
iug I'lior, says he o.es bis health and vUor.
Ito ;i'h nearly threc-quariers ot a century of
eet "b'Uliifl hlui, In part tu his dally habit ot
igs .'" "If 'ro"' Uiookijn to business over this
ous fc" hPUD- II" HU's in south Brooklyn,
ing !,",' w'ri a bljh hat, and wears awhile
the ; "J aD(lratche, ot nulls Lcard belore
eat 'h bridge is a favcrlte resort of numbers
' ine ciotu. Among itk must enthuslisilc
' ' nJs Is Dr. T. Ue Witt 'I.vmage. who has
,',.'", ,wall,;'1 tl10 b.ldge for a tnacer. lie
ii...?" ln0 policemen, and stops to chat
IV. th ini:t'xu,tll,lln' euiliuslastlcally on
n. hcepes that no t oiow, to tho right and to
Via Kim' J ; 'J0 nnw every splro and tower
Da 1 '..'? N;w York, irom the I'roduce Kx.
rii..,0,I.,r, ,0 the ,rlm ?" ' M
LOT ''ricks. He loves the policemen and thinks
Supt, Byrnes a marvellous man. Dr. Talmage
saye :
This bridge Is the greatest health walk In
the world I '
And as a sort of return for the Doctor's
Irl-ndlltiess tho police Inlorm scores of in
quire! s each Hunday morning lust how they
may tind their way to the 'I abernnclo. Tal
mage, In a hurry, would keep a sprinter busy I
to keep up wi h his long, rapid, vigorous,
Btrldes, desrlte his sixty j carj.
mwftk
IN TKA1MS0.
llabbt Josephs, the thief of the Orthodox
In AimrliJ. Is a regular patrun ot tho health
proiueniiili. lie Is usliail aicompanled by a
jounger man and tin stroll slonlj ovei the
bridge, In earnest cunveisntlon, oi garlng at
the M.'ht-i about as they sniff ihe sea lnii.es.
'll.e Hiihlil Is an liiviteiate ilgnettu unokir,
and Is liberal with his lolacm.
Hcv. Kiither Keatie ol ht. James s Church,
Mew ork. and Kev. l'athers Kellev and
Mieeliy. ot Brooklyn, aie Irequent strolleis on
thubildge lu the afternoon, spending much
tune on the middle span, between the twu
towers.
John II. Taylor, the lawyer who defended
Carljlo Harris, on trial ror poisoning Ills
bcliool-glrl wife, nnd Hanker Ilalslead Join
ea:h other at the tands street entrance and
walk over every murningal u.iio o'click.
tames 'Ihorpe and .nn uillesple, the coffee
mcrihntit, aro among those who tako dallj
constitutionals on the bridge.
The brothers .Nash, of the orient aland Corn
Kxchnngu banks lu .New ork, exercise every
morning by walking trom Btookiyn to busl-iie-s
b) way or the bridge nnd back again at
night by the snme route.
President Wagsialf, of the Bridge Trustees,
Is it ficnueiit "air snifter' on the bridge, and
so are Trustees Hull, Henrique sand illldcr-biaudt-
H Is noticeable that most ot thoso who
promenade the brld.'u habitually wear blue
spectacles, the sea breeze piovlng too strong
. for t he unprotected ej e.
Athletes appreciate the bridge health walk,
too Amoiu the dally pedestilins there Is
'Harry Bmrnvler, the " nulier of athletics."
who lives in routh Bro kljn and walks to his
storage building In New nrl, evei dav.
l'bll Casev, the champion handball player,
"trains" here, and John I- Sullivan, Charley
Johnston nnd other spen ilug men take bridge
constitutionals at tl:n s.
Anion: tne regulnr promenaders Is "Mrs.
i Cunningham." a nervoutuld iad, s-o named
because of a fnnckd resemblance to tho
woma i chaiged jeais ago with killing lir.
Bui dell. ".vis. Cunningham" U a fuded,
ancient dame In rusty I'lu'hlng. Mieabhoro
i men In geneial nnd policemen In particular.
and sometimes wit ids her big umbrclln In di-
leu-e 01 fanrled Insults. Her hour Is M r.M.
M idame stralghtbaik, the Female
Koiind.inari," Is a dai y pitnnenadcr.
"be Is as straight as the drum majorot
the lnnlsklilen Dragoons." sas Officer
Deioley, and she sbois at eacn of the four
corneis and iraes at the clouds."
s-he Is mty jears old or more; has wiry
curls, blue "blinkers ' and a maitlal air. Sibe
spends about every afteinoon on this " beat."
Tho "female tiddler" is u thin, old-.asli-loued
woman of thlrtj'-nve years, vvliu was
onie pretty. She carries a violin under her
arm from in ooklyn to New ork twice each
da) In the yen! .
The trench Lady" Isabout twenty-five,
wears spring-heeled shoes and tan kids, bhe
oarilesu big blue parasol to match her gown,
and could distance Dan O'Le.trv, neel and
toe, on her two tups each way dally.
A procession of ofllce-cleanlng women
passe s ov er at 5 every morning, goes bock to
Bronklvn at 10 nnd returns again at 4 r. M.
The laminar tlgure or "Duke o'.Selll ' Is
seen hire each momlnc nnd evening, with
padded shouldnrs and bcll-uonncd silk bat of
ibeiount d'Orsay ntvlc. Ho was a swell
when dukes weio Invented, a dandv when
swell came Into la-dilon, and a oeauwlih
Beau Hickman when dandles came In vogue.
He is the most suave of all the patrons of tho
bridge promenade, anil carries his sixty-five
j ears with wondrous courage and spirit. He
Is a famous New York tailor.
"Aberdeen" Is a Scotch gentleman of
rights -one) ears, whowalksovirfrom Brook
lyn ev ei j daj to get a bow 1 of scotch porridge
at a l'ark ltow restaurant and broathe the
fresh air en route.
Ljnch, the rat-trap man. Is another famll
lar. Ills rat-trap Is an Invention lor prevent
ing railway collisions. He Is n County Derry
man, and got bis Invention In a dream.
The "'ijioiie Man" Is a peddler of tea
which be carries In a gripsack on the bridge
. twice each day. Hu Is seventy-flve years old
and wears a heavj blanket on his shoulders
at all seasons.
The old tnongo man Is another regular
"paHsenger" with his string of sponges on
his back.
old (leorgo " 1 a tramp ot the deepest dye
who walks with the heavy step of a trage
dian, lie gets his meals from the palls of the
good-natured bridge policemen and sleeps on
the hurricane deck nl a south street lodging
house, though he proudly claims Brooklyn as
his birthplace and his home.
In fact, tho Kast River Bridge is a place
where all sorts and conditions of men and
women mav bo found every day In the jear
for health, pleasure or business.
HAD A RAT INH!S POCKET. '
And the Tramp Took H!b Tama
Rodent to Jail with Him.
1 Wnen Frederick Busted stepped to the bar !
In Justice Coettlng's court, Williamsburg. .
this morning, charged with vagrancy, there I
was nothing about him to Indicate that ho1
had live steick concealed on his person. '
A moment liter the fern lie portion of tho
couit attendance was thrown lu the wildest
contusion by a very lively rat wuien court i
Officer Toncry drew from Husted's coat .
pocket.
" Please don't hurt him," pleaded Busted. '
"Ho won't harm anybody, and he's all the
friend I've got."
Busted cot a day In Jail and was allowed to
take his Hlend with him. i
i I
DEATHS IN S.ROOKLYN- j
The following Is the official list containing
thename of every person In Brooklvn over
ten years old whose Je.ith was reported lo tho
Department ot Health 5 estcrda I
. AKMr BiCMivv, 2t, No. 512 WjthiB.
LUZ.HKIH llnni. ID, No. Ina 3d re
1 AM.A linvNioitt). 71, tirariAiu Itouaf, So. 320
WneDluglou ate
Thomas LAuDitr, 3J, .No. 19a nllsrjit . la
lorr '
FiiaKK B. CLAHK, 94, Nn. 210 Hon it. , book
keeper. JauihIIfMO DrF6rT, 10, No 39 Clermont i.e
AuiimiiIi t liukhos. ij, .So. ol'j Atlantic
Ale lerk.
James Doolet, 71, No. 317H tirAbim Bt . stove
fitter I
CMARIEA MLLEns. 44, Brooklyn Ho.pltAl.l
pamler
Iask Hannah Flux. 19. o 110 Monteom.rir ftl
lollN vv i-ielii, ti&, .So. b4 Van Votrriu it ,
ice dealer
Owfn FlIzrATnirK. 42, Brooklyn llotpltal.
k.liumv ImiwHrs. r.i. .Ve 7eo l.rantl at. ,
iLOMAb l.l.ll l.l.II, e.4, Nu 203 Mauser at ,
shoemaker
hii.Avs.Ml Flizaiietii dtErxra, GO, .N'o. 230
Franklin a?e .
I III IitM-K F. Hamii.tos, 32. No 2".3 nrieat 1
JOHN llAtrMAS. 4S. No 17b Montroao aTt.i
tailor I
KATiuniNr llerr. 7'. No. 30SSurapt.r at.
lANrv i.AMU. 43, M. I'ctrr'a llo.iilalt clerk.
JLSM B LiAMMCnsuN, 311. No 41il0t:iat. !
r 1 1ZA I.A It .. 7 I, No &J Neell et.
FLlzalilTII ViaulKIA MurrATT, 70, .No. 17
Scoernmtii rn al.
Ilrui Mdxiiam, 41, No. 173 berry it.
Herhman Me-nut, 17, ltockaxar, near Can New
Yora are. buuher.
HoinKAO'COMFtt. s. No. 197 North Cth it.
tlLEN .VlATHICDA I'ETEnsOM, 30. .No jljj i;ih
TUEnrsE PICXRAV. 36. No 373(fenmoreave.
1'ATIilCK J. Ill INI., 40. .No 150 lludi oi are.,
mariner
ANTON ItEtl, S3, No 8i Alabama are, , ttora
keaper I'KirnlET R.EIII.T. 79, No. 109(1 AlUntlotie
Tarolionx tAVAOL, 17, Ita OS Oir.too are,,
tra-a nnlatiar
i iiaklxi SIEISDZRO. 44 No. 407 Warren it,,
laborer
AiiiCiSfLIITA', 30, No. 311 Fektord et.
i( John VVuite, 37, 3u Man Huauitali tiakar,
NfTaTMMa-
BROOKLYN PAGE.
OEM OF JOSEPH PUTT.
,-- - i
Brooklyn's Building Oommissioner
Succumbs to a Cold.
Ho Unit Held Ills OHlce Umlcr Three
Different Mayors.
Joseph Plntt, nulldlng Comralsvloncr ot
Itrnukljn, died at his residence, St. John's
iplaie and sixth avenue, about lo click this
morning,
lie was seventy-seven years ot ag Ills
death was tho icsull ot a e 4J contracted
some weeks ago at the Hie which dis'tojed
! the huiiHun.e structuie of fnilth, lra .1 ( o.,
, at Flrttbiisu and Hilton uvenuer., and a ntiin-
I ber ufo'lier biil.dlng' lie was nwldnwei
, and leavisa sun and d.nightei. both ma Hid
I Mi. IT.1'1 hid Iven the head of the Building
Iieputmuit lor sh Jens, lie was npniluted
bt Mavor M hunt v ni&t, anl stbcossUel) by
I Majors (h.tpln anil llmxly. I mil lecelvlng
the appointment Mr. lTuli h.ul been siiiif
1N77 a mi 111 be I ot the local ISoaiduf 1 lei.
linns.
Ilu held i.everal public ofllces. Among tin m
was lluil ii, Mipt rvltnr, during th" lime that
Jntin V. lluntii who i .till nllvi, vvh- M.ivur
and tin hue t). I- 1-iu was nuperv Isi r-.u-L.-uge
1'ievl ms tu ilia" he sorud thrie
5 ems In tho Board m Mdennun.
Mi. I'lnii was bi rn In .New ork City 1 lit
had sivnt much m liii Hie in UriKiklvn. while
he beeame wldelv known as an architect and
builder. Many well-Uunvn slructures weie
l di signed and ronsti Ui ted by him.
BROOKLYN GOSSIP.
' Deputy Police Commissioner Frank Ballon
, Is n imidest man nnd hard worked. .Most ot
'he Department routine work has for a long
1 time fallen upon his broad shoulders. Now
he has n rretty female tjpenrlter. Just like
, Major lloody has. The joung woman is Miss
Mamie hbcrth, daughter ot John Eberth.au
accountnnt tu tho City orks Department.
I Handsome and courteous chief Clerk James
McfJec, of the 1 aw Department, has a host of
friends, loipoiatlou Couusel Jenks would
not get along without Mr. McGcc, whoeniovs
his greatest confidence. Mr. Mciien Is l'tesl
dent of the Union Democratic Hub, a laige
nnd Influential soao-polltlcal orga' l?atl m.
It recently removed from Its old quaiteisln
tie Sixth Ward to the handsome house lor
merly occupied by the Columbian l tub.
hx-Suprvlsor Bernard Lamb, of the Seven
teenth Ward, has successfully combated the
" klckei s" In hb district several times, ills
personal populailty Is phenomenal and al
ready he Is a power. He has devoted many
scars tu politics and his name or reputation
has never been tarnished. At present he oc
cupies the pc-ltlon of chief clerk to the Ctiarl
I ties i otnmlsslon, but belt re mans years, the
prophets say, be will bj " away up."
l'.obcrt W. Oliver, President of tho New
York state Lliiuor Dealers' Association,
has during tin past lew weeks had
his mall laden wlih congratulatoiy let
tcrs, and almost ually a handsomely Iramed
set ot engrossed resolutions has arilvtdby
irelght, Horn irlends and colleagues who thus
i express their appreciation of his succevsiul
efforts In behalf of the new Excise law, T ho
last to acknowledge the worth of thcbilght
I young man was tho State Executive Com
'mlttee, which met at Syracuse on Tuesday.
'.Mr. Oliver Is a pleasant cnteitalncr and a
warm and fast friend.
Jockey Edward Garrison, known as the
' bnapper," has gone Into naming for the
Suburban race. This morning he wilghed
ltd pounds. Two hours and a hilt melting
, in a Turkish bath, physic and dieting will re
duce bltn.
I "Alter the bath," he said, "I'll weigh 114.
In the morning I will have lost two pounds
i more. T he other tw o are easy."
Luck Is running Osrrlson's way again. A
single mount this week brought him a pres
ent ot t.'.OOO.
TWO FELL TO DEATH.
One Painter Killed, Another Dying
Their ecaffold Broke.
A scaffold, on which two painters were at
work painting tho cornice of a five-story
building at S3 East Ninety-third sti eet, broke
and precipitated the men to the street al 10
, o'clock this morning, killing one and Injuring
I the other, probably fatally.
John Jurgcns, who was thirty-eight years
1 old and lived at SO Duflleld street, Brooklyn,
was Instantly killed.
Ills companion, Henry Goldnairle, of no
Delancey street, received Internal Injuries
' and his right arm n as broken. He as taken
to tho l'resbvterlan Hospital.
There is small hope ot hu surviving his In-
Juries, bin If he does he will bo called upon
to answer lo, a violation ot the law of 18h4.
1 regulating the const i uctlon ot scaffolds. He
I is u pi loner In the huspltah
THE NAVY-YARD LAWD SALE.
Brooklyn Will Probably Got tho
Twenty-Sevan Acres.
city Works commissioner John P. Adamj,
of Biooklvn, to-day said he was hopeful that
tbo heuate would concur with the House In
approving ot the sale of navj-yard land.
T he area asked lor Is ncany twenty-seven
acres of unused Government property ad
joining the Wallabout Market.
Ifobalnol It will be used bv the city for
the eonstructliin ot a public market, superior
to an) in the country.
The price ditermlmd un n Is (41,000 an
ure, or a total ot abou. 1,100,OUU. Major
Iljody lavors the puns.
GOOD FOR OCULISTS.
' ' Thete's n good litno coming for oeti.
Jistt and optiriinih," mnr.rneil an eye
specialist to an lmIliuinpuliti.A'umu ru
poiter. "A wliilo ngo the blnckboirds in Hie
public Hcliuols nuleil us groitly hi senil.
lug lo us louiHlevcil children for trent
tneut for ui'ar.-iglilnlnehs The press
all over the country ol eil nttenli in to
lliihfnct. ninl the method of instruction
ill our I nldie otino s tins been iliiiugcd
fur the belter in tlint respect.
" Hut h new clnhK of patients is coiiinn;
on. I licse cheap c.litl lis of standard
niitlmis, where tli'iiisiinilstiiinu tliuusaiuls
of niipressious are taken from one s-t of
fctereoiji'id plates, nro milium to the
eyes.
I Tliu letters are lilurrenr.nl gently
smeared, bo that they run into each other,
1 nothing Being clear and dlvttuct.
' I'Sie fume is true of the cheap editions
of the Kueyclopedia Johuliullnnici, which
I mav not he hu bud for uccnsiuunl refer-
I emu. but will, if stink to, put out tho
eyes of the innocents, w hi, it thev knew
the dreadful late icfore Hum. would
I ule.id as pathetically ngatnst this (heap
! edition as htt.e I'riucn Arthur with Hu-
i hert against having Ins eyel'a is tenr.-d
I with, hot iron at tho loiumaud of cruel
King .lohu."
BOOKIES IN WILLIlSeUOo.
They Proposo to Do Business in
Spito of Eupt. Campbell.
It Will Ilo on it Comml's'oii Iluala,
ns W. ,1. Ilnziril ICipliilns.
supt. Campbell has undertaken a bigger
Job t hnn he anticipated In trj lug to keep the
n)!-roim men out ot Brookljn, II the state-
1 iik nts of tho-ce Ititi rested Ii opening "com
missi u h msi's ' in W'llllatnsbiirg can lie
tuki'ii us .uithorlt.tllve.
As was tuld exclusively In Thursday's Evrx
imi Worn n, the pen'.-o. m ii l oil llroadwuj
will b" iipenul ff-r business In tine for next
T uesd i s rtees. Ih re is irom a I accounts
unlimited ripltil luck ot the sidieine, anil
iheie Is an evident dr lerailn vtliui on thi part
i f the sports to cairytlutr pi lnt In the face
ol all opp I'lilon.
W.iliu J llai.ud, of the racing firm of Haz
ard A .smith an I who Is In be connected with
Mark 1U. in lu ih. mujagi ment ot this pol
lo mi. said to dav :
inpt. lieiiih, 1 inn satisfied, will not In
tirbre wlib us. II- ins too much couimoii
si use lu biiiheiwlth n legitimate business, and
as we v 111 ma'so 1 em i tide transfers ut all or
ders tu the tiaek, what can the pollee dot
" Hie s.vstem is Ihls: Mippnsu ve have
reci'lud '.'00 ei'inmlssli lis lu execute'. Five
I minutes before the race Is run we close the
I bnoxs .in 1 our operator will wire them to the
trnik b.v a code souk thing like this l'llty on
! l.on,-3lrejt, .") to 1; scventj.flve un Mlnne
hiha, II to 1, and so on. The time occupied
hv an expeit opeiaiiir In ti.iusmlttlng tho
whole sheet to the traik would be less than
a minute. T In1 message w III be taken by our
agent, who will liiv n capllal oi (10,000
wtlh him, to the b ikmakers, and he will
, have anil le Mine tu place the bets In a lump
before the hoises gi t utf.
I "If 'he laws of New York State are such
that the ci'inmlsluii mums can do ousiness In
New Vukilt) Without lear of Intel ference
Ireini the pome whj can't the business be
carried mi in Itruuklvn as well;
We have tin- advici oi Hie best legal tal
ent obt iln.ibli' I lint we ea i iro ahead, and
that Iswbatwi. pruinise lo do, lu splieof
Mipi. I n i n 1 1 1 t il s i Hulls to pievt lit us. This
spasm o! iiguleousiiess will pass off lu n few
dajs.
There are C'oo.ono iiehlud this move
ment to establish ilu. commission business
ovei here', and we Minn when- we stand "
An'hitiyc insiiiek has taken an lmeieslln
'the matier ot stnitliig up piiol-roouis In
Williamsburg. Twuut his agents railed ou
Maik Bjau lu-da.v and asked a i,re.it many
iplestluns. Thev seemed mitt h'urpnsed that
no effort was bel'ig made to krep the details
of thr proposed inuveii ent a seen t
It was said lu-dnv at i,"u Bn.idway, whero
Jack XlcAullffe proposes to open a " commis
si n ro mi, ' Hint the lighter will wall until
lu- sim s how It an gets along with the po.lce
biluie hu leglus business.
A MIXED-UP DIVORCE SUIT.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Blosa nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Koene Aro the Forties.
1 Motion will be made by Lawjer Abo Hum
mel beiore Justice ctillcu, m the Supreme
Court, Biookljn, next Wednesday for all
mony and counsel fee pending the trial of a
most rt'mpllLVi-d divorce suit, lu whlih the
Jury will be regaled with the story of hon
two married couples became separated
It Is the suit of I'resldcnt Newell V. Bloss,
of the National Mutual Insurance Company,
for absolute divorce Irom his wife, Emma c.
. Bloss.
Mr. Bloss Is said to b In receipt of an In-
come ot e.'iUO a week, and it Is Ma.cd that he
has b"cn paving his wife (JO n week slme
their teparatlon In .May twojeais ago.
Theiomplalnt of Mr. Bn.Ss alleges that his
wife wh- unduly Intimate with Lawjcr J.
Oliver heene. nnd that they lived together lu
Improper telntlniis In slxtv -third street.
, Ne w oik, and thai Mr. Keeue was known as
Mr. Bloss ' tu the neighbors.
Mrs. Bios, In her answer, strenuo isly
denies all the allegations of her husband,
alleging tint after she be pa i at d Irom him
sho rented a spare room In her flat, at 40
West Mxt.v-third street, wiiere she lived with
her mother, and ihat J. Ollvir Keene was her
lodger, and had had no other lela.lun with
I her save that that of her law 5 ei.
Accompaujlug the answer Is an affidavit
! from Mr. Keeue denying tne charges against
him, and thai he was ever knuwn as " Mr.
I Bluss." To emphasize his denial Mr. Keenu
I adds that Mis. Moss Is fort -live j ears old
while he is tut twenlj-nlne.
I Another nitidavlt Is signed by Mrs. Nellie
'Keene, who sajs sho was married to J. o.
K'ene In lSbH, that the separated in bet -tember,
lhfll, mil she Imiow UMngal 101
Walker sin el, New iiirk.wh icMienas re
peal! diy visited by persons irom the ofllee ot
lertain uweis wltli st ilea of now her hus
nand was living vvltu Mrs. I lo-s. Thai they
Importuned her los.gn papers which tliey de
scilbed ns being lor the purpose of eoiuiioU
Ingher husuaud to supp rt her. and that sho
has nn knowledge of any Infidelity or Im
proper cunduct on the part ot her husband.
COLLEGE ATHLETICS TO-DAY.
Many Tonma To Contest nt Monhat-
I tan Field.
The annual gamei of tho Intercolleglato
Athletic Assoetatlon will take place this
a ti moon at Manhattan Held, uno Hundred
and lltty-tUlh stiect and Eighth nvin.ic.
Colli ge men In largo numbers will be present.
Teams Irom Amherat, Con.e.l, Harvard, W'es-
I leyan, l'rlncctoii, Columbia, I!utg"rs, hte
vens, hwarthmore, I uiverftty of Hennsvl
vanli, i, ogetown University. Yale, Will
Inns and Lafayette; and tho t Diversity and
(olbgo ot l he Mty of New York will take
pari lu the contests.
, II il writ's leain H comrosed of ihlrty-tour
mm. i iile and ITInccton a so havu lir, e
reiiri'seiiiatlons,
II irvaro Is ipiartered at the Fifth venu
llnni. iaie at the 'urn Avenm lintel and
I'rliiiiiuii at Tajliirs Hotel, Jt-i a-j eit.
The u. Hu re lieges havo tin Ir heal juailcrs
nttb lirunsvviek.
Ilu 1. 1 1 Hid Hark are In tine condition. II
Is i xpi i ii d that lue L'tuno tu-da) will be-the
most ai.nesstul In tho hlstoiy ut tin Assoeia
tin n.
I lie i-vents will enmprlse: luo-vanl dish,
t!'.'l)-.ird 'blab, 440. ard il.is i. liilMnlle
lun, inn-mile run. r,'o-).iril nurlir, 'JUO
ii d liunlli'. one-mil" walk, rmnin; hluli
jiiiiin and running broad juuip. imle-li aping,
punlng I'-I'ii'lri'l shut, ttiTu'iMiig Hi-puiiml
iiurnui r .ind twu-mil. blevcle rae.. I lu-i Is
a vii !r.' 11,1 ui entrl.s Hum all the col
leges n.ui.ed .
T I." gnu s nro FCh'dulcd to begin at s
o'lluck s.i i: p.
j A EROOKLYN DIVORCE BEL
Four 8ult3 Trlod and Two Decrees
. Granted,
In the supreme lourt, nruoklrn, to-day
Henry Herl's suit for dltorco from 'uphlo
Ebeit.ehargid with Infidelity, was adjourned
lor furth-r evidence.
, Louua f. Jones, l.TSft Herkimer st eet, was
granted an absolute divorce frum Henry B.
Jouis. Annie Br ant, 10 Delauce street.
New Y'-rk. was named as co-respondent.
Martli V Delane tuel Kale Telaney for
an absolute dv.,rie. One witness said sho
was km nn ns ' Bal Kittle." Adjourned for
inoro cvld' nee.
Kva E 1 aw less wanted an abrolute fllvorco
from Kleiurd s. Lawless now living M
Louisiana, d. clslon leserved.
In the i It y i uiirt, Broaklrn, Judge Clem
ent grim I'd an absolute divorce to Xlaliel
Genevieve M rrienell from Giles o. Merrlen
j til, tv lib tli wicklj alimony.
WALL ST.
STOCK REPORTS.
i
. Impendine Holiday Causes a Light
; Voluuio of Busino3s.
Reading and Richmond Terminal
Improving.
I llniilc Statement Assures un liy
I .Aloney 3I.irltet
I W vi.i. STiirET. Sa'urJay, Ma) h.k As
was expected. In view ol the ltiipi'i.dliig
double holldi), bu-lness at tho toes I x-
'ihange was qulle limited this ii.un.ing. As
the sesluii lasted onl) two hours, many oper
ators ill I nut come tu the stiett at nil
Nevi ruleless the market was sluing lu tone
and pi lies advanced t to 1 pir cent, outside
of National I end, which Jumped in'.! polms.
The bauk statement, showing an enormous
train In leservc, stimulated purchases near
the closi'. T be ease In money Is nssiin d, and
Ills felt that this must lead to lit my pur
chases of all kinds of paying Investmeii s.
All the BeaJIng Issues were In belli r share
i tr-dn, and lllclimond ATermln.il Itupruvcd
now that It Is known that Drexel, Morgan A
Co. will make an examination Into tho tinan
clnl and plijMc.il condition of the piopert,
and will probably assume charge of the plan
or reuuanlatlon.
Mt illng l.uhiilig" was quiet and linn. The
leadinn bankirs inist their rates at 4h7i.uu
4. US and 4 MNl a 4. Ml. An hMhangr IT.u-e
house has bt ua per cent, lu tail all) ut I ur
.-0j,(H)0 gold at pal an time Hits .ve.ir. 1
Isiurrcntly bcllevrd Hut tne b'sdlug Liar
nperntoi Isbacktigihe iratisai-tlun.
The Bank si ilo incut wis vuv lavorable,
showing a i lnei- a-e In refcerve of tri.o.Ml.hriO,
wnlcli bungs the surplus reserve up tu CM.
IH'J.b'.'.) abuve the -.'." P"r cenl. ri'iUtittl bv
law. The Hems show u gain In cash ,il (:,-4.-.,N,0l(,
a cuniriictluii lu loans of .', I.T.I. Hill
and an lncieaso in depu-u lULllltles of
Sl.lllM, 11(10.
ihe lOliuwlng are the comparatlTe ilgurev
VrtV 21. Vv 2S Chnntjf
fsna.t 49U.V4h. 700 J4Ss.Ha, Clin Der S .'. I.I.I, 1(10
Spurle. 10!. 171. Tun ld.l."i;, UK) I I.e. I'.fnll. i Ol)
L.leMr Sy.uus.'jOl) M.s.l.V.nlll) Ine. 2 ss,,.iiiu
le;,'te tlJ4.4'J&.7ui) 6JG. Hill. .nil' Ii.c l.lill.l.iill
Lilu'loa b.ffii.JliU Ao'.if.lOJluc. 4i,bO(J
Clcelctr Quotations.
Open, llleh. I-w. Ctn
Amerlca-i Sour fief v7t ir. U7U U7l
Auieruan Nuaar Hel pf K.Ja file y, l'7!
Amenran I oltcin Oil .IKi J I'll .'.'i H'J),
meiKati I otton Oil pf "Ii '.7 'I, 77
Alton i Terra Haute. .17 a7 M a"
Alih . Top A Mania he t -tH M S'a
Bal . Ohio . lifti !)7I D7 1'7
e anatla Southern .. . Mlfi fH9l b'JH tia
lhraaieaked Ohio il V 14 '1A 21
IChicaint.aa sn sn 7UT4 so
Chic, Uur. i IJi-lnuj . . 103 10 li 10l4 l(.s,
Chicago 0: .Nurthweet. .lltlt lJU HUH lll)4
Chic , Mil A M Paul . 7s 7H iiil 7s
Chic. Bock la 1 e'ao . 7S 7rti 7 7s
Hue lll III. pref 101 nil's lul lul't
hoc Jiiih a I' b'k Yd ss ns bs ss
Col. A Heck. X'aller . STfn nst afi. as
Lolorado loal A Iron ait .s4V we ai1
loniollnatedC.a Ill' llfH 111, 11.,
Del , Lack. 1 Weat ... lij's liJIt 15JU lMi
lleianarel lluilnou. HJH H.'l 14. U:tK
lieu. A Itiotiraude pM. IS lil'tii, I.eH M..t
l)i atallleleud I"', l.i 4.at 1t
KillaonUen l.lee I'. It 11 Ml; ""l l'",l H1H
i, real Nurthern pref . 2 1V6 a 1 rj-a Wi U
Illlnoli Central . lull 10.1 It J 10,1
Laclede (,a 21H -'ll IIS 2IW
UfleniMiai pref . Oln f.le OI'n M.
l.ake-hore 131 IJIVi Ui 1 .1 s 3
luiavllie ,. saelivule Tl'H 7sSJ 7 H 7 f,a
Louie New All), i Chi. 2V 25 li 2V
MauhatlanConiol l.llH 1J?U 1J 1.13
Mexiean I antra . . 17 17 17 17
Minn a ht I.ojli pref '."Jl 291, 2'.lfi i'.'I,
Mlekuun Paclnc 51 H tC Si e-4 be1
Mobile i Ohio . 411 40 10 III
IS at. Cord Lo .... lll'( 1141a Hl'l IHH
Nat Lord. lo. pld .... 114 114tfe 11411 11414
.Ml. Lead I o -44U at) .,41, .1'''
Nat Lead To. pfd . Bid, cJl H7I, S'Jl,
. Jereejr Central 141 141 141 141
Ne York lemral ll.l( 11. 11. IV IIK,
.N. V A New England. 3s4 J.i 3-H 3 i
.X l ., C l-t 1. ... Ii 17 17 17
N. Y., Lake hrlel VV. 2, ts a.M -J-,U
ft Y . L h 4 v pre! lev, ( l H lS ' 'i
.S Y...stuii J nl IIS 1U, 11 14H,
N Y. suae, A Weat pf. 114 f4 1.4 f 4
Northern facihe 2l 20 20 20
N'urlheru l'acincpraf .. r.jn CiU S.-at sjai
North Amen.-au 11H 13V. laS, laVj
Ontario A Wratern 1.) 10 la l'a
or nail A Nar SU sn so mi
rhlla. A Heading . .. 1,1 611, 01 II
gulcksileer . aa M .l on
K.XV P. ler T. Rec . I'tl uf !"si '.lia
ht Paul A Omaha . .. SO'i Mil riiii fit tf
bl. I'aut A luiuin 4 4j 4S 4',
Ht l. houthweetern S a s s
Ml L A Man Iran Ut pf, 7T 7s 7 7S
Southern Paclhc ,. 3"t 3S a7U as
ienn l oal a Iron.. 4m ii 41Vt il
ttrton l'aeltla 4us 40H 4UV i t
W aliaeu pre! . .n 2 i 2 2.X
Wreiern Cnlon Tele D41j UV '.i4H nir
Wheeling A Lake trie Jl'a JlS SlVi -IS,
' Minintr Siocks.
I The following are tho closing quotations of
mining slocks at the cousulldatid Lxchangc
lo-clay
IH. JtlfL Till. Aitd.
Am Flat . - .03 Iron Mill. . 15
Alice . fl - K A 1'eroli .10 -
Adams con 93 -Lai rosae. .US
belle Iile ,1V - leadr'lel). .15
I Be i her ,. 1 2.V - L.ll e I hl'f 24
I Unlabel. 2 2V - Mi-ikin. 1.SV
Budle au ,Vlrultuli 27 .3i
Bulxer .. ..17 vliui. 60
Wane ona .KG -Siajo ID
Hre-.e .. .30 - N lleilela. .IS
b'ii''kon. 17 .Xuith star r.Rll
I'eltnoul .aO .S.1 Ontanu. . .bl
laledonla llplur. . . 2 6V
11.11 82 .OS DAM.. - .OS
Cho.lar . r.S - I'ljmojih r.O .M
trutenP't. 1 in I'h'il.eal .11)
I hrjanllte. l.V '-" I'll An n
Loi I en, fin -llol'ulon .40
I C 1 Vl. i 2U - isaiage 1..'..
Comu.nu- IhniraNoT 1 JV
i.4llli... .30 Maiid'.l 1..1V
Ctuntoca l.silverKlng .50
Moik IT . sturm'l .OS
liiiuda .. 15 liu - Santiago . ,50
Isirll 15.110 -Sail .Sen 10
IJuualii ,vo - Mli-i l.or 1 .SO 35
DeailwtHli -. llopra . .70
lerra 9.10 2 50 -, VI. I o.
F.urkalin 1.60 - oil. - .25 -
l.l-e risto .40 -auvhone. .Ill
l ile sniet .411 suinan. . 51
liould i I'. 115 - lua .'0
Hale A Xor 1.2V - I' i on 1.2U -
llomeU'k. Id All War.! I on 15 25
Horn SiU'r d 20 3.411 Jiik-l bi
Iron bueer. .50
In Brooklyn Thentrea.
"I title Tlppett,' a lie" lane I j xjexander
IHssjii. tho niithor if "Mr. Wliklii-o.i s
Widows' audseveial ttirr bin i-'fc!stvii p u s,
will be given Its tlrst pi dm Hon lu mis Hi in
It) at the l'ark Tbe.itn uu M.nla nlgui.
Ma'iagcis tslnii sa tint th" piece is lud 1 1
tun. AyiKxt compan) is pn mlsed.
Manager Krowles niim unit's that the Am
phlun will e,o-o lor the si i n next -iioruav
lilfchl M'indny evening I uvv ird II irrigsn,
the nietiupiiiitau fax iirii". wib a pin a i ut the
Aimililou In loi) and ih' 4Di), u . ncd
1 b) his le.'iilnr New ii rk i uip nv,i.. i.di ,;
.luhnn) Wild, Josenb "pa'Ks ilo haul i;wi lei
'Win Wesi, Mrs. Seamins von lewis .
' others. The original seem i) will be u-ed.
I -
Event Abend ;n Droolclvn
The Hrjal Arcannm Aid S. iir will tiV.l Ha an
null mietluv to-night in i) jrrwr Hal, al.
V aihingtou elreet
The te?enth aerelcaot ea.ied long wil be giver
at tie Nuelrand Avenue M 1 l h it. h lo-iuorrow
The bocletr of Old Brookljn t.e w take part it
Momorlal Par eierclaea at tl.e tutuu of the martin
In loll lireene Park
Ihe hi, I'alrK-k hoclet; wtl. have ita annual re
union at liarrndon Hotel th i e'cutng at 7 Jl
o'clock.
The manigera of Pratt lnatlttite are arrarglng t
eahlbit ine i an tlwork ol the pjp 1 on June 15, It
arnJ 17. dar and evening.
Lecture, l'reeldcnt Charlea Pa tlarmo or
" Xlethodt t Teaohlng from a rviholugtca
Stan Ipotut," 502 lultoo vtreet t. night .
IteneSi lo the emplnveaa of tr eoe oer Mavnnr
clor Hal. tr the bijou linn u o Atiooiation,
Alton Hail. Wall meet, Ihli etei mg
The aeconl perforrnanoe ot 1 Se shakeapear
Water Cure' will b glveu lij t e 1'nlviecbuic
Drainaln Aaaoclatloo to-night at the Crltetlon
I Theatre.
MAT DAILEY'S HUNT.
i
It Is for Evidence Against Mamie, I
Not for Miss Law'.or.
i
Police Apparently Unable lo Find
Ihe Missing Witness. i
liiatlro Tnlntiir lntlrniites tlint tho
ItuiiiiilMiuin Cotilil l'linliii'e llrr,
i
I lz?le Lawlor, the wonpin whose evld"nce
I win iiihir convict or clear Houndsmnn
Mai hew 1 . Dallev, of tin- Iielnnce) Mm t sta-
I th li, o; the serious ch uge made against hlui
i b) piett) M.imln llniiiisn. Is sMil mls.lng,
nlihuiigh i apt. Knklns s.ns he is doing ids
utmost to find her. Halle) s rx inilnallon on
Miinile s charge uf assault Is to emu' up be.
luieJi.stlie Tnlni ir. lu Kssex Market Court,
un iui'sda) meiiilng next, nnd capi. Faklns I
vavs he h 'Pes tu find the Lawlor woman I e- J
foie that I line
1,'ouiidsmaii Dilley himself, Instind ot
senii'lilng for Miss lawloi, eeems c intent
witli ti)lng to blac.tb the Hainan gill's
charm ter
T his ci ncluslon Is borne out ny his actions
jesteida). lie was off duty, nnd visited sU
stores ou t.i.iiul t re el. In the neighborhood of
Mamie llainian's lurmer Inline, and made In
quliles as tu In r character, lie and I'airol
mii'i Jusepli l.ussle:, Imili In full uniform,
went Into M. Bnnl's barber shop, at ,r,s:i
t. rand slieet, and Dnlley as'.ed th" barber If
becuiill not tell s-ineiblng ogolust Mamlj
llniinnn'sthnrnetrr. J
I Until admits this, nnd he nvs tint he told
the policemen that the girl liven in n flat,
home ovei his sh ip a )ear iigo, that she was '
ii llitle girl then nnd that, su farashMiew,
she was a good glib
Ihe iieighbois about there lmld the same
opinion of viainle ll.iniian, and snlo ihf tun
nuts of the house at Illh Mulirte slreel, wh'Me
me now lUus. Mi far as Is kiiuwn this Is tho
III -st tlmelialley linsa-s.illed Jlmnle lla.iu.in s
ihaia. tir, nllhougli ho did sneak- harshly of
I.lKlu lawlor, who, Minnie sa)s, was wituhir
the night the assairt li alleged lo have o.eu '
made. Joe l.nwlor, Ihe mls.lng woman s
brother, resented this, and threatened to
make Dalley prove bis allegitlnns
The onl) thing so lar dl'cnvired against
Mamie llanii in's character Is ihat "lie w.s
Ilz;le Law lor'sfrli nd nnd Ireqiuu'ly visited
al ber flat. Mrs. Hannan, Mamies mother, ,
suys Mamie never sta) ed over night nt Lizzie
Lawloi 's flat but one . T bat was Just before
Kaster, and the Lawlor w Oman's lather and I
n brother Irim New Jersey were there Mrs;'
Hannan also says Ihat Dalley U better ae
qu&lntcil with her and with the latvlir
woman than he will admit.
"I was Introduced to him a ear ago,"
she said tu uu Mrxixn Wiiiti.prepurter, by
LUle Lawlor herself, it was nt a ball at
Walballa Hall, and he was In full uniform
andondut). I saw hlmhavo Uirie gloves
In his hand, too, when he lefl he.- In irout ot
her house on i rand slreel, where sb then
lived '
Mrs. llnnnan Is probably the only rcrsin
who la making nn encrge le s 'an h for LI7I0
I awkr, for she knuws ihat her testimony Is
Important nnd she feels that It would cur
ruboiato the story told b) Mimic. Lvery
bight clnco Dalle) 's arrest she has walked
tho streets that hl?zle Law ir used to fre
quent In the hope of getting somo trace of
tho woman, but so far w I, limit suceesv
If the pollee are not loukpig ht LUzIe Law.
lor It I mot Justice Talntor's fault, lie tent
lir tapt. Kaklns )eslerdar and plainly told
him that ho did not believe tho police were
working as hard on the ciiso a3 the) oi.gbt.
Tho Justice also staled that her conllnucd
nbstmewas Inexcusable, as he had under
stood th it Dalley himself bad received a let
ter trcm her during tho Inst lew ni)s,
A comrauiilcatli u to th" Errxivn WonLD
sayv that tully iwo-tblrds ot the polleemen In
laot. 1-aklns's eommaud know the Lawlor
woman b) slghu
I ROUND-SHOULDERED WOMEN.
Mndo So Becauso They Do Not Wenr
I tho Right Ktr.J of CollnrB.
I A Inrco proportion of 1'ie civilized
women in the world nro ruiiuil. backed
anil hiiuiii.slioulilercil. 'Ihe reneou is
that tbey wenr no collars, or if they wear
n collar nt all It is uf eome suft luatenal
tlint tloiK not Leep the clnu np.
It is utterly mil ossihle for the sl.ou liters
to tlroop when the hen. I is carneet well
i:i. ami nothing will u ale n man Keep
Ins h ail up lil.e a still, high collar with
sharp I'd. nts that stick nnd hurt when
llio ehlii is allowed to droop ilo,vn uu
theiii.
, Half a dozen years ngo. when the
fusliiem in ml ars xvim viry liigh Iiehlud
ami low or turned hue); m fiout. ninny,
ninny mm in the touiilry were round.
shouliUn n.
'Ihe Kiitl P ten of linen hehiiid furced
the hi-iul I' lv ard and down, and n druop
Hi liiu sliiiulders was llm iisiilt. s ij s thu
Me..i))l s ' u..." "i fil,
I heie is liu psilii'ti ur fashion 111 rullnrs
now, pur lie. Here hern torvturo, hut
tho piovail ng tastr runs ro n collar Ihat
Miindx s in ght u i nil nruuiiil. the puims
hipiiiiic; uu n r the eh n Ihls collar is
higher in fi lit tunu I eb nd. mid thu ineii
' vvliu weni thrin mhui luirn to throw iheir
lands I ni K in pr vi nt ti e h gh points m
fn ut ft' in i lii'tuig tin ir ch ns. 'Ihe ii
suit uf tli's is that the in ti uf tw.d.iy nrt
straight I ii ki il, s ,ii ue shuiildtied, lilio
liiukli.g Ii 'I' w
plf $m hi c
, AH Hi" t " ns of tho body nro ru'isoi
I to heaithv. x i n au nf.i :i by Ui 1'icrnva
tiolden Siixl.i .1 1 ) lsi m very Mure than
i rl), tho livei-urd that h tbo Lev to the
v.liiila sysfcii' i l have pure tiluud ur
i tvnisonniisliltksl, J i.t nsxour li'.ereh.v-i-s.
Tho hlocsl i-ontri'L- tho he.ilili, 'ho liver
J rontri"h) the hlo.l, the "Discovery" con
trols tho liver
Tako this reuicslv In tlni", when you feel
dull, laijnd, and "out of sorts," nnd wa
canprevint diwase' from coming;. Taka
J it in nnv d!nns that deiK'tiils c:i the liver
i or tho ble, d, and you'll uavo a positive
i cure
1 1 l'or Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Iiiliourness;
Drop.ehial, Tiiront, and I ting affections;
' etubliorn PUn ami rseulti Diseases, it's
1 tho only remedy so tmfalliug and effoc-
i tivo that It can be runninteeif If it
doesn't benefit or euro, you Uavo your
SUPERIOR
Modloino i3 tho term by which Aycr's Sarsapartlla ia best H
known, to distinguish it from nil similar preparations. It i3 iH
SU PEHIOR.bocnusoithasforitsbaso tho truo Hondurri3 Sar- 'llH
saparilla root, tho variety richest in medicinal properties. It is viH
SUPERIOR, bocauso tho Yellow Dock-another of tho ingro- tiliBl
clients is raised expressly for us, nnd we know what it is. It ia IliH
SUPERIOR, becauso all tho other articles comprising this vjlj
proparatiou aro tho choicest of their kind, nnd becauso they nro lll
known to hnvo a opociflc vnluo in tho treatment of diseases ,, H
origimtiiitt in inipuro blood. It ia SUPER.OR, becauso r.doso lH
of tho samo tnc-isuro mr.y bo roliod upon to nlvays prcduco tho "i iH
ssmo offect. It is SUPERJOR in combination, SUPEREOR j
in proportion, SUPERIOR in appearanco, nnd SUPER OR in ' IH
r.ll that roo3 to 3trongthen and build up tho system, woakoncd by V'HH
diaoaso and pnin. Itpunflcs, enriches, and vitalizes tho blood; (iH
it euros Scrofula, Scrofulous Humors, Catarrh, Rheumatism, (jH
Dyapopsia, Li-er and Kiduoy Dicise;. If you need c. blood 'ilH
IfiEaDiClPIE .. I
htiaBn
bosuro to aakfor Ayor'o Strsaptrilla. It has cured others, H
aticl wil! euro yoi). Read tho following testimonials: 'H
"Avi i'i "s ns.ipirlll ilia's ipeilur Mi'il'i ine "kfvnrd )mii .iru, I piesrrl'ietl Aycr's H
ami wr ei ifl In 'l n euii -in n 1 it Its in- u i ip u III i b.r i Uule eul, four ear's old SasH
fnill'-iits .in-.ir-. i lb" I est bl intl-pt iilleis i un Min i if -v prnti In i.t fan lly if Mils H
i l.ll mil tu ph i :" , , an I .-.rp.ilis i! i'i'I) fiee o 1 win w.s n t "I v.iili scrofula. H
I from any lujuriuus ih.ip It ' liipjy pn - Afb'i mil) tlin e ui fmn lu'lies weie used, taaH
I (etred I v in) eus'-niei i to nny siuill.il ue- the ellsc.-.si' Hi entln ly nai.le.iteil, nnd sho H
I ntitluii " D-ni in 1 I., rield, llm Merilmncl; new enjn)s excellent health " .1. W, Bos- H
st , Lowell, Mast worth. M I . riill'.lpl. W Vr.. Hj
I "Alt-r )e ii v uf experience .11 a tliupglst. j "Per two yc.irs past I have prescribed ,'jH
I'urln;: wlib'h nine I h ivi- seen, hainlled, anil , A)er-3 tns.'ip.iilll.i in uun. inns Instances, H
heird of 1 1 mil ii Itl 'is.ihiinst without nuin-' -iml Oml I: hl,'ili (11 icloi.s lu Ihe icat- llsaH
1 1" r. I can s i) Ih-.t. fur p'tiulnoiiierlt, Ajet's, iii-u: of . II illsunleis uf Hie bluml. It el!s H
Saisap, illl.v n without a ilval. ' (ieoige w -11 In trj sluie."-U. : ilojIe.M 1) , Third H
I.liui"t'i tJMieim.iu .iv, .Newark, X ,1 ami Ox.'md sts , riillaelclplil.t, Ta. H
AYEt'S Sarsaparilla I
Pro"ar;J by Dr. J, 0, Ayer k Co., Lowell, Mass, 'ijH'
Has Cured Others, Wil! Cure You I
BROOKLYN HEHS TllillEF.
Notablo 0ccurrencQ3 in tho City
cf Churche3.
t'nriisniphs Thnt I'liotojr.tp'i
Day' History,
A 52,500 Plnce for Elc-iclc.
.Mn)cr lloody to-day nppulntcl ex-Mih'r-man
I, corse Ccock beere ar) of the lew
llitinkln bubwny louuilsiloii. Ihesalar) Is
'.',.',ou.
Whoso Co'llo In Thin?
The rollco of t 'i Vernon nvenuo station,
Ilrcoil)n, have In t heir possession a brown
collie d(c, which was luunil ou the street last
nlkhl. ihe i:o- wears a collar beaiin,; the
initials -l'. II."
I Cnutr it Under Fnlllnu Iron.
Daniel Mccaflrev, twenty, rf ;i!il flushing
nve.,UlIlatn buip;. emphyil at theUirouie
Mi tl Works, KiTt avenue nnrl Kcip slre'i't,
was ti -O.iv ciushitl bv a heavj linn pbile
wnicn .ell utro-s bis Iml). He Is nt tho
Eastern Ulstrltt Hospital.
Betrliin ncr Life Undlx-.
I Julius Ji nt'skl. nine, llvlnc nn Dumont
stieel, n.or luitionl, i:asl .New Yon, was
under arrest this mornlni; nn cuinplalnt of
Harris f'onllnsy, of s,"iT stone aventi", who
iilie,'es mat he c.iu.-lit the boy nn bin.' the
inn r-tioxen lu the liebrevv b)na;ugue on 0
b'.riie street.
"Mr Partner's" Ex-TartnerB
Judge Me.tla3. of the hiiperlor court, to
day cranted an urder set Ins asdu an order
rectnlly granl'd ter the exinilnatlnn ot louls
.Mdrleh beloie trla. In a xui ro c tnpel an ac
rniiiHlui;, Irnuclil aicnbist ulmly charts i.
l'a sn, nts lurmer partner in the play Jij
l'arinei."
Tl e Arch Must ruflloo
Major Ki cly, of llnokljn, to-da) wrote to
John .lechuin dec'.lnlns t lecimmctul the
approjirliitlon of if.'.uou lo place a tablet at
the entrance to pp'speit l'ark In lnuior o. tho
unions war n-i,'.uient, the Fourt -i nth
llpiokl) n." llrsi.s ilu-su.'iu.iiuii lutinurUI
arch now LcIrb is nsnucti-il Is In tiouoi i I all
liroukl) n soliUris and .RIlo. s, ai,d he cannut
iilsirluiliiato In Inor o uu) speclbed eoin
lunnJ. Death of n DrooUlyn Nexvspnper Sinn
Thomas Irancls Mcdrath, a po; ular anil
hninrul rnnljn J t.rna 1st. ule 1 at his
hi me, :1P0 Xlaro'i s'rei'i, )esieid i) ifiernoon
or litni) i'oustiniittiiii, HehiU it .-n assis -mil
ell) nl.tur u. Un lu uu Kiwi f.n i'm I )
iiilliirut li- t iii.e , nil a his dt.ltli was
iiciiiin-'e ultturnl tin l.'iit. Ilu was forty
vi.u - ulii a ul luirs amiiii ami emu in.
Mr. Vb i,riilb's death e.t .s r, uii- first v.,eino
In tin- ranks u ihe bruiiklvii i'r' ss e up.
wlib b will bold a s l.i , in i tini; u-no mw
a leruoon, wben uppiuUUto uellon will bo
irucn.
Iloy nnd Olrl Dixncrs.
Ihe loln;cliilltun uf l'rof Mnall'sdanc
Inu t.ass, wbkb luok place list nlijhl al Wav.
trl) I al.. wasenjojed b) a larce and .'ppie.
1 1 ill ve .iiul.ti ee. Ihe protum i"i w.is viue
whtt loni;. but the little tolls wantel mshow
vviii' ' ti d be done In dannn; nnd held II e
Is urls mini 11 i ciiK,, wben Hie leletiailon
was f,i uiifd ii.ii. ,t rui c,iti' n tu ihe i.ilnit
I,i n is ul the 111 tie ii iki-. Ainuns the dances
vtiie " liew luupa, b) Vlabel Jiuberis, t-.v.i
lain. in .nn! I.ubi 1Mb, -wild IMnce and
Ndlu.e In rnplpe. b viasur Mrio,drlck unit
Mi e. While. lllenlard Hlic' by Ui.tclu
1 is, and " l.ll ilu lleui.t)," b) ll.llo Ldar.
.MONC THE WHEELM.N
The In neton Xll.buru road ta e fa tbe eent of
Meun'i.a llaj
I ii ., lor l'ie ini-el of the Klverslile Wheelmen,
I. nr If ,1 Ju r li, wi I vlvee J11I7 '1 ultn r.. A
P ifi-r
li , e I) rr, tnr Vlotujfennr. ot Ihe Manhattan
Alii ti. ul i I' iMt.inc the Inteteals ot tOe
whiel n l ui ruauiratiuti vig urouel).
1 II I e 1 ar 1 ha upeuei a bicycle eliool at 140
1 1 -hi , a.-ii e
li.i.i tain vv heel tiea will boid a l lub run 1.
na rr
1 lie 11 tit Irna 'n VV heeloien sti I wheel it t)
Ton n 1 e s 1 011 June U.
Die A u 'r Wheelmen wl'l bold a meet the laat of
J u e
lb VI uiau VI h -eluien will haee aert-al renrsv
llf.. Ill the ll i un Milburu race
AT HOME OR ABROAD
DR. TOBIAS'
Venetian Uniraf
vv ill be fonnii INX'ALL'AIILK lo perioaa aufferlnn
from nilil'MATI-sM. .MXItAlAVU. I'OLUS
MlKETIIROAlA, PAi.VSIVTIIbl.IMDS. HAt h.
DHtlltsT 8l'ltl.N. IlKl'lHLS. Jtc Uee Thou.
. eandauf lerlillialeeat Deeot, u Murraiat ..New
York Sol.lbj all Drujiiila Price it and 60 cenu.
HO W OUR PRESIDENTS RODrrr. - ;M,
"- j'iV
Grant Liked Fast Horses, Clevsland) 'ssH''
Blow Once, Arthur Pacers nnd "H
Harrison Conchors. -aiamHl
feBraH
tSixty lous ve.us, with their sunshine H
nnd sliudo.v, have pnsved since John T, H:
Pr.ce, the xvell-I.niiwu liveryman of 311 H,
Sixth sluel. lhst suv the light of i'av, iH
savs I ho Wiislimntou '"', nnd nil day H
Mondav, the 11, li. 1)0 was kept busy ro- -H
t'eiving cuiiraltiintioiis on li.s colden jH
jubilee. Mr. l'ncevvus born in Aleiau- 'riH
dlia ou April 11. 13.'. c
II iv.111; been in business nt his present ftHl
stnuil li.r tweu'v-seven veitrs he is full of IB!
rt liimihceiii es ut ureat Ainencaus who taak1
pationizi'd Ins th.'is Anion" theso was iH
Gin. Unlit, vvliu ''.line iU mio dav and lsfeH
said. " I'i Ice. 1 v. .nit to take 11 spin over Isfel
tin' ro.il to. ilu,- let me linxetuio of H
) mil msiest trotters.' Wluu thu Gen- -afeH'
eral retiiriii-.l lie was prolu'e 111 ins prn:te H
ut ti.u liiirst-1 0 had driven, ami snid - , H
" l'rice that lelluw was chitin llUtuiue 'iremHI
.itself." K ilflP
beu Grnr.t's A'nli an sleeds, presented, aHst
Itiilinn liv 1 hu Sulliin tf Tnrkev, were B
plft"u,l in Mr. Pr.ee's care vvlion thoy first ''''Hl
e.uiii' liere us weio l'rtsiilcnt Harrison's :amfeml
llOlSUs 'H
1 rcanleut t leveli. nd wa nfndd o' run. 'H
' nwnv in skittish li'ir-es. nnd always asked V
lor 11 Ken 1 unlit al Mi I ri e met ex- JgE
1 1 resident t'level.tnd si tie eleiiiil upoa jBe
j ii s nn iv.il lieie v.'itli seviu t nrruisjes for H
liitnscif mid pnriy. President Arthur's H
tnvtinte wus 11 pacing liois' He always H
said tint a pneer nt nelu tl tonciriHge H
pr 'due d t!i' most ilel'glitfrl 'ensit'on. H
lie inly fiiiiiislieil 1 resident Haves H
wi.h uii" liits,- .or mi i.ir.v iniiriuns H
lio'-olnii'k 1 lil.- 111 tl'c cuuutiv bevnud the M
hulilieis' II01111) Mi. li.i.Mf, ntkedfrra 1 H
Ut'iitle horse nnd would not make his jB
mill m-re 1011 111111I l.i- hail seen sjv eral kBl
tried bv tile slidile I oys.
( i.-ii. lnriil;iu alwiivs askel for nn aVaVi
iquiiif full of l.V 1 11 I tire. lie wan a
dnriL and diishiu"; rider. BH
I HOW TO TELL A GOOD HORSE- HI
I Tbn Fnco an Ind c itlon of tho Anl- B
nial's l bnracter. H
1 "I never nnl: nlsmt n linr e' Iraits," 'iffswJ
sni 1 n horse biiier the utliei day "All I BBJ
xvaul is a gotMl sijtnre look :n tho face.
Once 111 a liundreit times 1 niny mistake a irVrfl
1 Hie 1 e.id, bi'l 110! ofteuer than that, I he- '''Wrfl
lieve." si)s a writer tu the H'.n '.'.' Mag.
urii ' BH
It doei-u't ro niiro an expert to read BBl
horses' lai-es. enlier. A pir ui who has
uever huiiille'd n hoi ,e can saunter d mil 'BBJ
Kromivviiv nnv nfleriioon nn I point om .BH
Hit co iil.iluciie Inuiltv e.nrii.L nurse, the 'jH
liltmu liur 1. the tie, u her, us .iti.mtl, tlio BBm
1 ne lil.i. in kick ur int. r. nnv liiimnn , BBM
or the pr it 1, I i:;li--p n."it bnrse tlint BH
tunv be iiuui;eroiis and vtt not vicious in BBj
the BBj
1 ho Kit kinc h irs, c 111 noarh- ahvnv s bn BBJ
hinijii'il on. b. ilie vicious uleum in hu BBj
eve wlni'li slim ps li.iu 11 1,. rti i.u-ktr. Ut BBj
nil burst h, tbuiih ilu- miM'i.i 1 -.It. tikiti BBJ
In rse nttuu"K iiiiit iiiten'.iuii. 1 lis is the BBj
liorr-- lieisi cute I In- the cheek-re n. BJB
l.iku men nil i xv 'men w h weir sines HH
too m. 11 1, lie shows lie ot'.tw td in.tlelica Bllsl
uf mis' rv Mi. 11 pjooil-iiit, tired imrses. BjUB
liorsetiti 11 htv. iinvt' bt en unute fietiul BkI
nnd VI, oils bv belli: cuslitveti by the lu. IBB
luinoiis itnd cri.t-1 elifi h rein. Ilieie are BsC
lmises lir.ikt-ii d iwu bv loin! and contrail- S
1 us s,.t jcu fur nKiii.wnich 'huu s.'..iliL:al BrK
expression HSh
A WELSH EPITAPH.
Peculiar Obituary Ovnr tbo Gavo of HH
n Jeweller. H
Tlio following epitaph ft rcproJuced H
; from n ti uibstnuo 111 the ev-imterv ia HjB
j I.lvvudllwfwdl. i-nvstho.ui ,?'.' (iivi',ii, Hi
"line lies in h liorizm till positu 11 the ?,HHI
oulbldo tivse uf lieur.'i' Kulltiu. watch- 'iSwal
maktr, win st al llitits 111 thnt line were 'Ml
inn honor to his irfi-s.uu. Iirer.ty .'SSI
1 was the niniuspiiii and 1 ltideuce tha H'BI
resulntur of nil the iiciidhs of his lit". IBssbI
llnu an. huue'st, 11 dusirious. ids hinds ''BVBJ
never stopped until he li.td rel evod .Its.. ;
tress. He l..t ' the art of dispoi. u' uf bis VjVjfl
tlint- in sue h 11 wav Hut lie never went sBvaTI
wronc except when set njoin b,' per-ons IvjBI
, who did not know bis kev and exeti tbeu 'MBkJ
was easdv set nrilit au.nu He departed . iBwjB
this life Nov T, 1311. wound up in the JbVbI
hope ut b.'inK taken in hand t y bis Maker. iBBBB
' tborungblv 1 leaned, regulated and rs. SjVjVl
j puned and set ngoin;; in tbe xvoild to 9BBBBB
cuuie." Bvn
Appropriate, xbI
I ot rtuu.i 'fjBHl
Wool runlcus cot a nolo from Ms editor HlBpl
the other day suggestm: that he give a JfBVU
souvenir. 'jH
Van Pelt What on t "TviBBB
Wooi-iits i.oootn production ot uvs r(jBBB
mother-la-law- joke, 'vBsl
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