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I THE WQBLDt FRIDAY EVKKIKG, SEPTEMBER 9, 1892.' ' ' 7'ISbbbbbbi
I BEHNETT'S SLKVER IS HELD.
I (
I Janitor Davenport Says He Struok
I in Self-Defense.
The Bloon-Keeper Abused I1U Wife
I and Knocked Illrn Down.
I Frank A. luvenport, tho alleged murderer
I or Sloon-Kcepr Frank Bennett, or Win At-
( lantlo arenue, Brooklyn, was arraigned In tho
I Butler Street Police Court, Brooklyn, this
I , mornlnir, and held for the coroner. Bandages
) concealed several deep scalp wounds, which
' lie said were received In tho struggle ending
M in Bennett's death.
Davenport Is thirty years old and Is Janitor
. of the Cumberland Flats at 88 Herkimer
I street, Brooklyn, in a statement which he
made to the dtteotlves ot the Twenty-second
I ( Precinct he satd that Bennett called at his
I houso Wednesday evening at about 0.30
I o'clock, accompanied by Altred Ileyzer, Ot
I' 1078 Fulton street, to collect a beer bill of
I 2.&o. They abused his wlte, and when she
I ordered them out Bennett struck her.
m Davenport said he tben struck Bennett B.
the lace with his nst, and when Ileyzer went.
to the street and ploked tip a stone, he got a
m baseball bat.
. Alter chasing Ueyzer he turned to go back,
when Bennett threw n stuue, knocking bin
dowu. He got up and hit Bennett over the
9 bead with the club.
I Tben he went to Dr. Price s and had his
1 wounds dressed, lie stayed at. Mrs. Frank
'K i Crosby's, at Atkins street and Belmont ve-
iil nue, that night, and yesterday morning went
to his mother-in-law's, at 1020 Pacinc street,
where ho v. as arrested.
Ileyzer was committed by Judge Walsh this
H morning for drunkenness and will be held as
afMtneas.
I STOLE LIKE HIS ELDERS.
H EmbeczHnar Messentrer Hanraban
Held for Trial.
H John W. Hanrahan, alias James H. Ualla-
1 gher, the serenteen-yenr-old telegraph mes-
B senger boy who In August, 1801, ran away
L with 1634.76 collected for the New York
B branch of the Nevada Bank ot Ban Francisco,
M was arraigned In Jefferson Market Court to-
B day and held for trial.
Detective Hergts. Aloncle and Formosa ar
! rested him yesterday while hs was wander.
lug about the Battery.
Whfr. w ran away from this city he went
first w Philadelphia, then to L'blcago and
then lurther West. He said, to-day that
while out West he lived Uko a prince and
rode In palace cars.
Plnce be returned two weeks ago he has
lived on what he could pick, up about Wash
I H Uigton Market.
PIGS IN THE BASEMENTS.
M Some of the Owners Hold Permits
M from tbe Health Department.
H James Cosiello, Peter Flanagan and Michael
V JlcQarry, all living In the vicinity ot Meeker
H avenue and Ewen street, Williamsburg, were
H each fined ts In the Lee Avenue Police Court
H this morning for keeping pigs without a
license.
In Investigating the premises In thepooier
sections of the city, the police have found nu
j merous cases where pigs are kept In baue
ffl ments, many of the people holding permits
' Mr from the Brooklyn Department of Health, and
others without any permit whatever.
w Bait-Blde-Democratlo Club Formed.
I Tbe East Bide Democratic Club has been
I formed by citizens ot the upper part ot the
I Twenty-second Assembly District, with head-
I iiuarters at 15S4 Avenue A. Aloert T. Holzer
I H President; J. U. Cramer and Chas. Hagen,
f Vice-Presidents; Joseph A. Redmond, Berre-
tary, and William ilc.Nulty, Flnanolal Uecre-tary.
j 8 HIP PINO NJEW8.
' ALMANAC FOB TO-DAY.
I unrl..l...3.BnneeU..6.19 loourlie. s.lfi
I UOH WATSB TO-DAT.
I a. m. r. m.
8andyIIook .21 v.48
Uovornor'a Island 9.44 10.07
UeliOate 11.37 l'J.OQ
LOW WATEB TO-DST.
' Bandy Hook , 3.01 3.38
Uovernor'e Island 3.o7 4.04
1UI1 Oila...... 6.04 8.32
To change Eaatern etanderd time to N aw York
lln tltte aubtract four minutes.
POUT OF NKW YORK.
ARRIVED.
Etsamer Colorado, Cant. Kvanl. from Galvsston,
Aug. 110 and Savannah Sept. o. la ballast to
iharlra II. Maliory A Co
bteamer Comal, i'apt. Risk, from Galveston
8ept. 8 and Kf Watt bib. with merohandee and
paassuaers to Charles li, Maliory A Co.
Steamer City of havanueti. Oeut. Savage, from
Philadelphia, fa Lallan to It. L. Walker.
Steamer Vtieland. Capt. Karlowa, from Ham
. burr Aug. 38 aad Ilavra SO wiln marchaudlla and
Caaaoarira to U. J. UortU. anchorad In lowar bay,
d yallow flag flrlog whaa paislng Haody Hook.
Htaamar Joaapa Joha, Capt. Millar, from Ham
burg Aug. 1!U with marohandlaa to J. U. Vt Inches
tar I Co.
Mtaamar Britannic. Capt. Smith, from Liverpool
Aug. aland Qoaanstown 8apt. 1 with merchandise
and passengers to H. Maltland Keraey.
rtteamer Saginaw, Capt.Head, (root haa Domluo
City, io.t with rooronaadise and passengers to
Win. P. Clyde A Co.
Steamer Prlna Willem I., Capt. Bordrager, from
Amsterdam July fs and Paramaribo, go., wilb
luerahaadlsa and paseengere to Kunbardt A Cou
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILED TO-UAI.
City of Birmingham. Savannah,
SUM of 'layaa. Farnandlna.
TO SAIL AAJT. 10.
' 0 MutU tlou. rsiMlsatfa,
Hlbe, Bremen 4.30 A si 6.00 am
Inlda. Oenoa 10.00am
Cltiol Home, Ulasgow 6.00 am R.IIUah
la Bourgogne, Havre U.3VAM 6.30AM
lA)utalana. ew Orleans i.uitru
I Panama, SantUgo, Cuba 10.00 A af l'J.OO M
I Orlsaba, Havana 11.00 am 1.00 pm
Umbria, Liverpool 4 30am 8.00am
Veendan, Rotterdam 6.00 am 8.00 am
Wyoming, Liverpool 8.00 am
.. TO SAIL SEPT. 12.
Tallahaaase, Aavannan 3.00 rM
YemanssM, Charleston. ...... 1. 00 CM
TO SAIL SKPT. 13.
Bnree.Bremen 10 00 am
Veneiueia, Laguayra 1,00PM 3.00 I'M
1NCOMINO STSAMBR3.
rca TO-I1AT.
Zaandam. Amsterdsm Aug. 14.
hcandla. Hamburg Aug. 'J9.
Bt, Pancraa, London Aug. it.
DCE silT. 10.
Brlgsaland, Antwerp Ang. 81.
Kaissr Wilhelm II., Bremen Sept. L
Brooklyn City, liwanaea Aug. 27.
t Columbia, Southampton,
SCE 1SPT. 11.
Alaaks. Liverpool Bept. 3.
Aarania, Liverpool bept. 3,
Kthiople, Glasgow Sept. 1.
Didam, Amsterdam Aag. Jl,
Amain, Hamburg Aug. 28.
Maitello. Unit Aug. 'id.
Ssguranea, Para ang. U.
DCS sept. 12.
Allar, Bremen Bept. 3.
bute of Nevada, Glasgow Bept. 2.
Neoetria, Uihralur Aug. SO.
England, Londoi Aug. 28.
CaBo, Liverpool Sept. 2.
DUE BEPT. 13.'
City of Aletandrla. Havana Sept. 0.
Plata. Gibraltar Aug. 21.
VlflTanela, Rio Janeiro Aug. 19,
FOHEIUN POUTS.
IT CAELE.l
AiarvxD.
Loitoow. Bspt. I, The Hamburg.Amerloin lint
steamer Augusta Victoria, Capt. Barendi, from
New York BepL 1, arrived at Southampton at 4 a.
M. Bept. .
SIOUTED.
, IoedcsT, Sept. I The National Una steamer
Orece, CapU Jeffrey, from New York Aug. 26 lor
London, passed the Llsard at 7 r. M. Bspt. 7
Wetttber Forecast.
Local JortcaH or St Kourt ending t P. K.
falurOav: Fair, $tationarv Irmprrature.
The following record shows the changed la
, tbe temperature during tbe morning hours as
' indicated by tbe thermometer at Perry's
Pharmacy:
IT A-M.,.4I A.M...ej A-M...8 11M...71
I.
fmk - if'tf 1 f I ail Al rt'taSaftagil't
POLICE FIND THE PISTOL.
But Tounr Nolan's Father Still Be
lieves His Bon's; Story.
The Staten Island police have found the
pistol with wblph J. Henry Nolan, ot Rich
mond, who claims to have been shot by foot
pads was wounded.
Tbo weapon, which Is a seven-barreled 22
callbro pistol had one empty chamber. It
was found In a cabbage field, a short dlitance
from where Nolan says he was assaulted.
Nolan's father sas he Is positive that tbe
pistol found does not belong to his son, who,
he says, nevef carried one. tie still believes
his son's story and scouts tho rumors anoat
that Harry shot himself. Nolan Is expected
to bo able to attend to business In a few
days.
MURDER FOR A CHOLERA CHARM
Brooklyn Italians Fight for a Picture
of St. Rosalie.
An Italian tight In Brooklyn over a picture
ot St. Kosalle, who Is venerated by Sicilians
because ot a tradition that through her Inter
cession the cholera plague was onoe stopped
In Palermo, has resulted In a murder.
Robert Batsamo, forty years old, of S3
Presldeat street, died Id Long Island CoHege
Hospital, this morning, from a bullet
wo"Hu,ln' bis abdomen. BlxteenVyeaf-old
old John Bontsclmo, oM3 President street. Is
S prisoner charged with firing the Shot, and
is rather, Joseph Bontsclmo, Is a tuglllvr.
A picture of bu Rosalie recently came, Into
tho possession of the brothers -Robert and
Carmlchn Halsamo. It was claimed by
Joseph Bonlsclmo. They bad a row about It
Saturday night.
The Balsstnos and tho Bonlsclmos met at
President and Van Brunt streets early last
evening. The Tour men drew revolvers and a
murderous fusillade was opened.
The lost Hhot tired hit Robert Balsamo.
'Young BonlHdmo a found hidden under a
bed at 04 Union street. Ills father escaped.
Five Italians were arrested as witnesses.
STOLE HIS WIFE'S MONEY.
Molina Believed to Have Married
and Swindled Many Women.
Samuel Molina and Annie Ilracb, were mar
lied March 10 last and went to live at 01
Moore street, Williamsburg. The vtlte had
400. Molina Induced her to turn It over to
him and Immediately disappeared.
She found him living on North Eighth
street with another woman, and tud him ar
rested. Mrs. Molina believes that her husband has
beon In the habit ot going from place to
place and marrying women with btnoll sunn
ot money.
ROBBERY BY MEXICAN BANDITS.
Guards Shot Down and (10,000 In
Gold Secured.
1ST ASSOCIATED PBES1.
Duiuxoo, Mex., Sept. o As Celas Martcs,
agent ot the State Bank here, was taking
110,000 In gold over the Sierra Madre on the
bacKs of mules his train was attacked by
brigands lying In ambusb.
11 arte s and all his guards but one were
shot down. This one escaped to the moun
tains and got back safely with the story
of the robbery.
Mrs. Van Cott on tbe Britannic
SPECIAL TO TBE EVKNINCl WORLD.)
QUARANTINE, 8. I., Sept. 9. C'CCll ClBV, Ml
wire, Hoslna Yokes, and Postmaster Van
rott's wile are on tbe DritanUc'st passenger ,
Hat.
Mrs. Oeogban Will Probably Die.
Justice Walsh, In tbe Butler Street Police 1
Court, Brooklyn, this morning remanded
Edward Qecghan to Itaymond Street Jail to
await the result, ot his wife's wounds.
Ueoghan, as told In Tub Evinino World,
shot bis wile because she would not return to
his home. At the Long Island College Hospi
tal this morning u was said that Mrs.
Ueoghan would probably die.
Mrs. Hayner's Ante-Mortem State
ment. Mrs. Charlotte .ilayner. tbe wife of Boat-'
man Kenny Ilayner, ot Jersey City, w'ho was
sTot by blm night before last, ss he alleged,
because be had detected her In untaltblul
neRS, made an ante-mortem statement to
day to Coronor Parslow, In which she says her
husband habitually carried a pistol and had
repeatedly threatened her. It Is thought
tbe woman cannot recover.
Contract for a Lunatic Asylum.
The Board ot Freeholders of Hudson
County, N. J., awarded the contract for
building a new lunatic asylum at bnake Hill
to Win. II. Kelleber at tuo.ooo, and ordered
the Issue ot county Bonds to tbe amount ot
300.OO0, to be expended In tbe building and
furnishing of tbe asylum, the bonus to bu ut
1,000 each and tho interest not to exceed
44 per cent.
De Burtr-Burke Held for Extradition.
United States Commissioner Alexander to
day decided to hold Edward T. De Burg
Burke, who Is charged with obtaining a lot ot
Jewelry irom wholesale dealers In London on
advanced checks, to await the arrli al of ex
tradition puperi
sew
Old Man Barnett Fined 25.
Joseph Barnett, sixty years old, father ot
Abraham Barnett, tbe Baxter street " pufler
ln," charged with killing Printer Cones last
Saturday, was fined r In tbe Court ot
Special HessloLS to-day tor assaulting Henry
James, of 0(1 Bayard street, because ho re
fused to ball Barnelt's son.
.
Baronet's Son Died of a Broken Heart
tevTCIAI. TO TtlF FTPWINO WORLD. I
Newahk, N. J., bopt. V.U Is stated that
Henry Palmer's sudden death In Justice
Blauket's court was caused through a broken
heart. Ho realized the disgrace of being ar
rested on a charge of falsa pretense. It Is
claimed that palmer was tbe younger son of
Sir KUmund Palmer, an English barouet.
Hla Brother Burnod to Death In Jail.
Thomas Harrington, ot Brooklyn, to-day
served upon tbo President of Nyack Vitiligo
papers In a suit for fS.OOO damages tor tho
death ot bis brother, John J. Harrington, wbo
was burned to death In tho Nyacklcck-up a
lew months ago. An Interesting suit is expected.
Denies Attempted Bulclde.
A. Freese, mate of the ship Cuba, lying at
the fool of North Tenth street, Williamsburg,
who look a dose of laudanum last evening,
claims this morning that he took tbo medi
cine by mistake.
aw
Drowned While In Bathing.
James Clary, seventeen years old, of 440
West Forty-ninth street, was drowned this
morning while batblng at tbe foot of West
Flltletb street. 1 he body was recovered.
Howling Dervishes Complain to the
Mayor.
Nineteen howling dervishes complained at
the Mayor's oftlco to-day that tbe contractors
wbo brought them here bad deceit cd them
and neglected to feed and support them prop
erly. They were referred to commissioner
Shields.
Dr. S. J. Erady's Sudden Death,
The sudden ueath ot Dr. Samuel J, Brady,
a prominent physician and surgeon In tbo
Eastern District of Brooklyn, was announced
this morning. He was taken suddenly ill last
evening at canarsle and died belore reacbtng
bis home, 150 south Eighth street. He was
nfty years old.
Hare Preventative far Cholera.
The late Dr. llarring'a celebrated epecldo for the
abeoluter raven tion ot cholera sent on receipt of fl.
W ot ona of many tboueands who used tblsepecllle
daring the cholera epldemlo were attacked Dy the
dread disesse. CiroJIars on application. fleM.
BIXO CHOLXEA PaEVIKTATlY CO., P, O, BoX
a.si'i.
'ifr r ssC iisiSfrfli'rf-' stir ilfr n e.sssfcr'&'ill'L '
WALL STREET NEWS.
Sharp Spurt in Specialties at the
Opening.
Declines All Through the List at the
Close of Business.
Call Money Hlcher and Kxchanxe
Irregular Quotations.
Wall Stkiit, Friday, Sept. o specialties
wero strong this morning, and In brisk demand.
Manhattan, New England. Sugar and Gen
oral Electrlo each robe IH. Evansvllla and
Terre Haute moved up s to 140, on the pur
chase of only a few hundred shares.
The general list yielded to In tho early
trading, under tbe leadership ot St. I'auL
The bears hammered this stock, but took
good care not to add Very largely to their out
standing short lines. Subsequently the whole
market advanced H to 1 per cent-
stlll higher prices were made for stocks in
the last hour ot business, this being truu ot
Missouri l'aciric, New England Terminal, tbe
anthracite coalers and Kvansvllle & Terre
Haute. Just previous to the close, however,
there was a sharp decline all along the line.
Western Union tell to 111)74, Heading to 55,4
and General Electric to 1 i:iu.
The Evanstllle & lerre Haute has declared
a dividend of 0 tier cent, making 14 per cent,
for tho year. The directors voted, subject to
latlflcatton by the stockholders, to double the
capital stuck.
Money on call was In demand, rising to &
per cent.
sterling exchange v. as Irregular. Long
bills viere arm, while short and cable trans
fers were weaker on lower discounts In
London. Bankers 00 da)s closed at 4.801, a
4.S7, short at 4.8H a 4.ti8'4 and cables at
4.8HMa4.H8K---
The Treasury Department to-day pur
chased 100,000 ounces of silver at n:!.54 a
8n 58. a bo oDerlngs were Tu.r,ooo ounces.
Jay Gould Is credited vrlth expressing a
preference to bate the present rate of divi
dends in Western Union continue.
The total sales on the New York Stock Ex
change 10-day were 104,000 shares 01 listed
stocks, 20,000 ounces of siher and 115,000
barrels of Pennsylvania ulL
Closing Quotations.
Opea. Illah. Low. cioa.
American Etpre.s W no 1'iU IM
American Sugar lief .. 11 iM tl-jM J10M 11114
Amer. rarllef. urel.. 104JJ 104W 1U1H lOJk
American Lotion Oil..,. 4 ill 4i 44 43 a
American Cotton Oil of. 7!'H 1 1H 7K
amemanUlst. t'el.,... Jl 01 hi Bl
Atch. Too. ASanute. UJJ4 S',H S7t S7W
Halt. A Ohio SK ta 4 4
ansda Niutbern 0, hi tOH 56,
ClitssiicakeA Ohio..... 113 J I JS,
lh. AllhloSdDret. .. 4UM 4VH '.'V4 4'.t
ChloagoUas 7u4 0 7tJ 1vi
CnlcHnr. 4aino ... 89s J.H !'H vM
Chicago Nonnweet... 11414 ll.W llfl lilts.
Chic. Mil. ML Paul.. Slli !' ei'it Bl
Ctals..ltockle. at'aa... IH "IX SIM SIM
Clev..Cln C. SLL,.. 1H 00H 1H 8i4
lltlicUB'Ussol U'aljn. 113H 11JH UH USrk
CoioraaoCoalAlron.... S3 SS S7k S7M
Consollilated Oas 11514 iUH 1154 lirtj
BSL. Lack. A Wsai 154 155 lMft 154
elswsrea Hudson...,. 1S1W "IK ISlU 19114
Deo. Itio Urande pfd. iM 48H 4tH 4bH
Ills. ACattleleed 4a M 4tt ,6l)l
Kdlson r.iactnc HI. Do. 1U3H 1 lu'JH 10'Vi
Kvansvllle A Ter. Haute 140 151 140 1AU
ben. KleotrtoCo. US4 11M liaM-113
lowaCentral II II 11 II
Lake Shore llltt 19IM 1814 131
Lake brie a Weelern... S 'J. !1 U3
Louisville A Heshville.. C'H CTH tlH l'i
I... S. Alb. A Chi 3 lit 'i3ji 7.), UJl,
, lnll... h L. Alois. . Ji i'J Tl '."J
Manhattan Oonspl Ills 133M niH UiH
Die-Kan centra 1&H 15 15 15
1 Mlnu. Kt. Louts pf... 4.1 I , IS 48)-,
I MisionrlPaclhe ovH 61 h'.itt Wi
I Mobile aonio hi :i an un
Mo., Kan. let. pre!.. 3CM 39t4 11 M
NauCord.Uo l.ilk lUN LHW 1J1H
Nat. Lord. Co. pld 11(1 lib 110 110
haL Lead Co , 4'.4 44M --M iH
iset. Le.d llo. utd VH VMe VH 3ti
NaL Llossed Oil 3llt IIH 34)4 3H
New Jerser Central 1"U I'-iUH I'D L30U
New York Centril 10UM 110 10K 1U9H
ftewor ANor. prpf. ,. 1-M '-II lbW 2ti
N.y. AKswEngland... 351 37 S!4 i'H
H. V.. Lake Erie A W.. 'iuti 'itH Wl 'JCVt
. Y..Susa. A West.. IS -IS 19 15
Aorlhe.u (Metric l'J 1H 13W lVi
Northern 1-acltlcoret. 65 S5U 6&H U,U
north American IS UH 13 HM
Ontario Western IcH 1"H lBfti 18V4
FacincMall 304 SI So SI
PiL,iiiLertlncatss.. 6.'.J1 b-K 65W HH
Phtla. A Reading 55 S5T 6()5 66H
Wo.t Ueo. x hvausville IS IK 1H IH
I i-itle., ( . (.'. 4 St. I,. .. voti 2P4 UtiTi DIM
Pilia.,1' .C Ht. L. pi 6-U t-H tlH t3
1 11. AW. P. Ter 9 "!4 H utj
ht.Paul A Oaialia 4 (0)4 4I 60i
St. PaulAUiusna prer. 11K lln 111) 11U
ht. P.. Minn A !!... lla'j 113LJ 1MH 1131
SL U Southwestern '.1 U V U
ht. L. Houtnweetern pf. 1711 1M4 17 KM
hllver Certlncate KJV B3)i (.3) biG
Konthern Paolho 3rH 35 a'.k D5U
leiasPaclUc ll)s l'J 11)5 UN
'leuu., oaui Iron pf.. loo lou 10J 1110
Union Paolflo 3 3SW SS 3814
Liilonl'aclrlc.Uen.JlO. ITS. lh'i i;U 164
Vtahasnpret V4'4 viH 2lk Vt)J
We.tern Union Tele.... Vtt us Ui.ji HI.).
Wheeling A I .eke Krie. VS i5'l V5 V6'J
Vt heeling A Ijkeli.p(.. C6 Lo4 klU tttt
Ulnloir Gtooka.
Tho following ate the closing quotations of
mining slocks at the Consolidated Exchauge
to-day:
K.I. JtiiJ, ,i. J.t.,1.
American llo'lrwood. ,ul
dig 01 .05 IruuMlier. .Cll
Allio SO - Iron Mill.. .23
AdsmsCon ,t0 .70 JullaCon.. .yu
Astoria.... .111 Kingston A
Aspen M.A Prui 20
B. Co. . 1. 00 Lscrooe... .08
Belle Isle.. .US l.esd. Con. .IS .20
lltet A il.lttleL'hlsf .24
Bilcher.. 1.20 -'Meslcsn. .. 1.20 -
lie. lie 23 Moulton, .. ,JU
Hulwer .. .35 .Mono 10
lltrcslons, ,0J - Middle II. - ,02
llreece . .S6 Ml. lllslilo. .'JO
limns fon. .US Msvsjo . . .20
Belmont... .30 .Vorlu Mar C.ou
Csleuoula Ontario... 39.00 41. 611
11. II BO 1.20'Oplilr . X 25 -
I'hollar ... .ho 'Oriental A
I rn P't. .oil 1 Miller. .. .08
Con. Imp. ,10 ,19 Ocrld'util. .50
Chrysolite. ,17 1'ljmoutM.. .60 1.00
I aide Cr'k .01 'I'ikinIi L'd .110
lol. e'en... .CO 1.60 PhimiUArl .411
Con. Cal. IKoblnsou
t Va s.20 -I Con .. .30 -
Colnetock ISsvsge 70
Hlock .. .13 -iSlerra.Nev. 1 46
Bonde. .. 10.00 IMsudsrd . 1,43
hcrip .. 21. OU iHtorinounL .08
Dulikin .. .10 ihsutlago... .60
L'eadwood ihsn r-Pas
lerra.... 3.16 -I tlan , .10
KurekaC'n 1.4U -ISllver (-or.l .30
S.l-Crist.. .36 .tulnmallirp's ,VS 1.00
Isttier Us 1N1I Miii.Co
Miift . .1) .36, ot 1- V .30
Could A rthoshone .OJ
t'urrr. .. .80 llvulllvsn 1. Oil
llslel.Nor- l!uinCoii. 1.211
cross..,,. 1,00 , WrJ L'ou. .10 .26
HotntitsVe 14.00 -.Vel. Jacket .46
Horn Mil. . J.uJ
Till: C'ltKKHV !IA.1IOM 81'IiCIAI..
It Will Land the .11. A. I.'. .Ifen In New
Vorlt at 1 1 P. .11.
rsrrrtALTOTtiK rvtMMi wom.n.1
SiiENANHOAii, Va., bej.t. 0. Tbo Manhattan
Athletic Club party, which was tho llrst to
lcato .New Orleans, startlug immediately
after the Sullivun-Corbett fight, wilt arrive
in Now York, via tbe Haiti more and Ohio
Itallniad, about 11 o'clock to-night on the
cherry Diamond special.
Bobbed In Sight of a Btatlon-House.
Max Bcrtrlcb, of OSS Carroll street, Brook
lyn, complained at the Mams street station
house, Brooklyn, at 12.30 o'clock this morning
that while standing on tne corner of Adams
' strtet and Myrtle avenue, less than one bun
drtd:teet irom tho station-house, al '.'o'clock,
vtntllng for a heventh aenu car, three
young men slopped mid snoke tn him. When
they left ho missed his t'.'.'iU diamond pin.
Loolc Out lor Bogus Inspectors,
Brooklyn pcllco are looking for a sntak
thief who, yesterday afternoon, called at the
residence of Mrs. Abratn Wyckoff, 7 Monron
pluee, and saying he vrns a bealth Inspector
sent to examine tho plumbing, gained admit
tance and stole a 130 gold watch. '
Why? '
iearline the only
Washing Compound
ever imitated.
r, ritTJglgitYJ'Trll't 1 1-- -n"Ka?sr!gtf I
ECHOES OF THE BIG FIGHT.
a
Broken-Hearted John L on His
Way to This City.
Gantleman Jim to Hava Reception
In Madison Bqaare Garden.
Local sporu are still discussing with una
bated Interest, the great victory ot Gentle
man Jim Corbett over tbo bulky champion
from Boston. Those who had their money on
the big fellow are trying their best to nguro
out bow they stand financially, and to ex
plain satlsiactorlly how It all camo about.
Most of them have come to tbo conclusion,
however, that the explanation afforded by
John I. himself Is the most reasonable and
logical one. In the classic and plclurcsquo
language of tho defeated man, "Bonze dono
IL"
Tbey reallro now that Sullivan is not tbe
man he once was, and even had ho been In
the pink of condition It Is regarded as doubt
tul If be would bavo been ablo to stand up
against tbe science and strength ot his
younger opponent.
Since the Oght be has been maklnj a pitia
ble exhibition ot himself, weeping In maudlin
grief over his defeat and trying to drown his
sorrow In drink.
bruised In spirit as well as In body, be Is
now on bis way back to New York In a scml
drunken state In company with a few of his
frlonds who say tlinl they will take caro of
him until he getB on bis feot again.
Corbett Also Coming to rve- York.
Corbett, on tbe other hand, hat borne him
self like tbe gentleman that he Is. and has
made hosts of friends all over tho country by
his manly demeanor.
Ills offer of financial assistance to tho
defeated champion, although It htis not been
accepted, shows his generosity and good feel
ing, and bis praises are being sounded cerj
where. r
llentleman Jim and his friends will reach
New York- In a day or two. corbett has an
nounced his Intention of settling down at
Asbury Psrk, vrhere he Is going to buy a fifteen-acre
farm at the head of Deal Lake, and
make It his home. He gets the farm for
tl.OOo, less than the knock-down price for
whipping Sullivan.
That the Asbury Parkltes are proud of their
new fellow-townsman gots without su)lng.
The new champion says ho will not tight
any more for two years at least, and will pay
no attention to challenges.
Ue will probably star tn tbe new play
which has been written for him and entitled
"Gentleman Jim, 'and which will be man-
aged by his backer, William A. Brady, for-
j belt had already planned to do this, whether
' be succeeded In beating Sullivan or not.
A llrrrpllon to the New t'bosnplou to Be
Held In AlodUan Hnuaro (iardro.
Every one In town Is anxious to greet the
young C'ollfornlan, and an opportunity will
be glten next Monday evening at Madison
Square Garden, when a grand reception will
be tendered to him. He will take part In
several sparring bouts with first-class boxers,
, and will wear the same costume In which ho
defeated Sullivan.
I Sullivan's old trainer, William Muldoon,
I tho wrestler, still believes that If BuUlvan
bad trained properly he could have won the
I Oght. He knows both men well and thinks
I be can form a pretty good Judgment ot tnelr
relative merits.
' lie says that Sullivan and all bis friends
uuderrsted Corbett's abilities and were otcr-
.-, confident, bulllvan Is not too old to make
I the best fight of his life, he declares, and
should bo good for two or three eara yet.
I Wltb proper training he could be put In as
1 floe condition as he ever Wks at any time
during bis career.
j Muldoon says that SuUlvan should have
commenced training at least a month before
I he did, for be had to greatly reduce his weight,
I while Corbett only needed to build up. built
j van, he adds, should Iiuve retired, and It he
had not bean Jollied Into the match with Cor
bett by lll-sdtlsed irlends he would still bo
I the unbeaten champion of the world.
IHuIUvku'b Hrooklvu l'rlends are firlrv
Ing. Brooklyn sulllvanltes have been crushed In
spirit over Blnce they beard the result of tho
light at Cusey's handball court, where tbey
assembled Wednesday evening to receive tho
news from New Orleans. Tboy had alt put up
their money on the champion at long odds,
and It was a sonontul crowd that wended Its
v ay out of the place alter tbe result was msde
known.
The Brat -tlnn Won, Kara McCaffror.
Homlnlck McCaffrey sa a he gave tbe fight
to Corbett alter the tlxth round, for he saw
then that SuUlvan was not In It " The best
man won," be declared, " and I am tatlsfled.
Corbett has a brilliant future beforo blm."
In regard to a meeting with Corbett,
Domlulck Bald he would mako no further ad
vances. He wished to retire from tbe ring.
Mrs. Corbett has received lots of telegrams
and congiatulatlousstncothn right, but tajs
that the oie which gave her the moat pleas
ure was this:
NrwOsirss, Sept. 8.
Afrf. OUl Colbatl, CvUinaH Hw, .w I url.
I will not forget rou, darling. 1 love you wit h all
m 7 beats. JIM.
Hoane of a t'ougratulnlory Nature.
Here are some ot the others. From Jim's
father, this one:
San PaASCISCO, Kept, e, 1892.
Mr: Corbilt. S I vrki
Ollle ws Join with lou In this victory. Cod Mess
both Jim aud you. P. J Coiuiktt.
This from Mrs. Julian Mitchell, Mrs. Cor
bett's sister :
Boston. Sept 8.
I wlehl were with my slstertu niaht, Oood luck.
tit-OKQir.
ltlchards and Canfleld, two ot tbo mem
bers of "A Temperance Town" compau),
sent this tunny one from St. Luils:
ST. Iil'is, Sept. s
ttrt. Jatrtrt J. Corbttt. .Sew Iti.t
1 ell Jim St Lunls is wild We challenge hltn to
fght wttu twent). pound glovee in a balloon. He
tube on the ground aniVwe tn the tsllooo.
HlCHAItllsaildCANtlELII
These also pleased Mrr. lorbell:
Nrw Yocv, hept. s
itrl. JnmnJ. Curl til. Ktit In, A
llesrtlest congratulations I r lour tushsnl'
success. Lousft tVUHMHllt
I'lTTSUllld. Sept. 7.
iff. Jnmtt J fnrhttl. A'w Tors
Mv congrstulstione. Can hardly eptek from
yelling for old California. Cluiil.l A MsuclHA.
Ood uless )ou and .Ilni.
'"IiuOlii I'liTtLr HoLtixa"
(ltoh Hol trie).
Hoberts held tho bottle lor Corbett In his
fight Willi Jackson. 1 his 0110 came Irom Mrs.
Brady, tbe nlleot Jim's manager:
Asnrsv 1'AKK. Sept. s
Jo-re. Jamt'J. Coititt, AW l'..ilt
lhanks for teleirsm Dellshled. Lp sll nlsht
listening to return,. Flege 11) log srnl evrriuody
happy. JIaiiia IIhaiiv.
tlKMSIIKATINCICtlKBKTT'HVIt'TOKY
filiorte In San Franrlarn I'nrndp Ibp
Mreete with Brass Uauda.
'rv AScriATr' mr. 1
San Fsacisco, Cal., Sept P. This city has
not yet recovered irom the effects of corbett's
victory over SuUlvan. Tho Might Is still the
only topic discussed, and It seems hard lor
San Francisco to believe tho great sulllvan
has been beaten by a home production.
'Ihe celebration over Jim's splendid per
formance was kept up here all last night
Somo members of tho oljmplo Club hired
brass bands and paraded about towu until
early morning.
am not altogether surprised at the re
sult of the Oght,'' said L. IL rulda, the ex
President ot the California Club, but I am
considerably surprised that he should have
rushed tho Big Fellow and won.
I had an Idea that It corbett got to closo
quarters no would soon go out on account ot
tho severity of Sullivan's blows. I am &omo
whst like Sullivan. As he fougbt once too
often, so I endeavored to pick the winner
c jce too often. My reputation as a puglllstlo
prophet Is knockod out."
William (freer Harrison, President ot the
Olymblc Club, said : "Irrespective of my per
sonal regard tor Jim Corbett, or tor financial
profit accruing from his victory over John L.
SuUlvan, I am satlslled with the result, tor It
Is an Indorsement of tho complcto system ot
physical culture ot the Olympic Club. It Is
abo n tiiagnineent Indorsement ot Prof.
Walter Watson's method ot boding, whli
calls for counters Instead ot warding off
blows."
THAT JDIHIAIIINT AtlAINHT JOHN I..
Judce Osborne llrnnle an Order Open
lua the Puulllsl'a llelnult.
Counsellor Anthony Barrett appeared be
foro Judge Osborne, of tho IlrouklMt city
Court, this mornlng.and argued the adjourned
notion to show cause, wby tho judgment ob
tained hy John II. Yalletto against John I.
Sullivan, ex-champion pugilist, by default
should not be opened.
Vallettc claimed pay for services as advance
agent for SuUlvan from Oct. 14 to Dec 'J.'l,
1SSII.
Counsellor Barrett explained to tho ciiirt
that at tho tlma the action has brought ho
was III and unable to appear.
Henddedtbat sulllvnn did not know Val
lette and had madn no arrangement for bis
cervices, nor aiuhorbed any 0110 to do so tor
hlui.
Judgo Osbournu granted an older opening
the default.
COKHI'.TT TO VISIT HAI.TIMOItl:.
Ilu Will Hpnr tilth ,11m Only There
llleailny Mglit.
bt AssiK-iATrn rnrss.l
llAt.TiMOitK, sopt. 0. Baltimore mil be
gltcn a chance to kco Champion Corbett
'luexday n'ght. Harris llrltton A Dean, of
I tho llurrls Acadeni) nt Mttile, buve secured
1 coibe.ll al nu expense 01 1,'JUH.
I The conqueror 01 Millltnn Hill appear In
I the pla), "Bottom of the. hca," aud will eiiar
with Jim Daly.
TitAuie iti:Niii.Ts op tiii: i'mjiit.
Murder anil Hnlrlile Due tn the Contest
In Nets Orlrnne.
IsirriAi. to thf avxNijro tvonto 1
Ili7i Eros', Pa., SepL P. In a dlsputo oter
tbo remit of the Milllvan-Corbclt right
(ieorgo Warwick jesterdity muriltred An
thony Weedo In 1 altliuor. Weedo was it
SuUlvan man, while Warwick admtrod tho
Calltornlan. During tho quarrel Warwick
struck Weedo an tb? bead with an lion bar,
killing him almost Instantly. Warwick es
caped. Wii.xrmiAiuir, Sept. 0 Thomas liooney.
of Plymoutn, hitvlng lost nil his money and
property on the suillv.iu-Corbett right, cuui
mllted sulcldo last night by taking poison.
Two Letters from Corbett.
Loch Arhur, Aiburr l'rk, iNw uem
.luiia'JU. mri.
Mr. . I. Zell, aWtnt Sni'l AlUopp A Sunt, Ltd.,
)1 rein treat, .Wtw tork Uitjr,
1FK Mite Mtilpinent u.jt (with bill) to tbors
add rett "ti pack ftge ciot. t.1 jour buttled A,eiii'l
J tout. I w-siil It nr mr own li wlilte trtinlne,
bDOff Inv ' AllMnpii " tub pure and tbn onlj Hur
ton a'eln th mnrkr-t lo'tled by th brewers li
I.njt.tml. 1 tliereion a tlrn-i jo at !hi bki. tut
an lofeul ire cf tl tlliu 1m iv In art o e.
Your trul j. .IAS. J. (JjUui.Tj.
Ik-Ii Artmr. A'jx 2'J. 1802
Hiiti. Samuel AHru(i( .1 hti a, u t'oarl it., N. V.
Di nfiiB BbuJ nti. bj niprs to above addromi
audthsr can) ui jrrur Hil Ha id Alo and Atoutul
the 9ntvs kind 1 r 1eid wh'u 1 1 aan trelnlnn fur
uiatfli lu htptsmt tr. I hi"V tun kluJ lb. I U
bottltd by you In Frfctiml. L the flueat I ?er
bid tor tralulutf and Utilldlnf up
Yuura truly. JAM S .1. t'ORIIKTT
A Letter from Muldoon.
Uelfait, aN Y., Auic. 13, 1B90.
Mr. K. U 7 t.
Drill IS! it II a.iu.ed tlie AlliopiVa Ale drawn
from tLie vtco I tor Uo pait few years in pferor
tti any other . o Iran KM. Of eourf. It iitpnde a
greet dval upon tb war in which It It li and lei and
drawn, I gave Air. Hulllran not Lin it alt to drink
wr.lfi h wa training I preier (t tj tlaa
Id bolt lee. I tn tiling It at tha prweant
time lor tb urdiiary beerart for -eral
jcetitlrinan that are rtnpoltis wnh
tun for th rm purpoB of i(aln,,ia thrlr hralth.
Urxuertftil'r rture. M 1,1,1AM MUI.DOUN.
Firtbe KlUaln tight.
FLINT'S FINE FURNITURE.
ECONOMY IN FURNITURE,
uuv oi'tiii; .iiaki:i:
And Save at Least 20 Per Gent.
Ibefulleit avntirtment In thlicitj.ee etylieh ae
can be found, thoroughly comtructal, eicliulre,
nuret aud original In deelcrn, at very low ru.U
GEO. C. FLINT CO.,
104. 106 & 108 West 14th St.
DRUNKENNESS
I'oaltlvrly i' ii ml by Hpcr-IBe l.ltimirlnr.
A arcrt-t, aulr and aprt'ily rriurd. o
tnatr. no ndor. t'nu be given nrrrrtljr
Mllhuut llir drllikrr'a Liiom Ircliif. It ,
deslrov. I Inn irrrllilo Hiprlllr lor aliiu
ulanta and rrxtnrrn to llir ililukrr Ills
potrrr of rreLlnncri u Irliiptitlluu.
1'rlrr. SI I t Iiuacs, (I.i. t'nrp mnir
nutrril, Tiir oil luliirinnlloii himI Irrr
sniuplr oildrr.s l.lejuiirlun Sprrlllr (',. '
lUU iiml I'-'IIA llriudnH I'nr nulr ui j
It. Iludniil'e, in.'.") Ilriinihvitv. . .
Mm. Wilson'. , Hill. 1 111-13 I I llron.l.
nu, M. V.i Holtuii llrus Co., HroiiUlt u.
BROOKUH AMUSEMENTS.
liuTORD"AVENi)E THEATRE.
Miuth ftlh U . Ilrfttlwr end Unlford e
lVpular prleoe 'il oc . ft" a 75e and f I
Una wetk. lorunii'i c ng Monday, hept f. i
! Labor Day Matin" H'-tcultr Matinee Wdne
i day in i puturday. f
GOOD OLD TIMES.
1 Msmilnisnt revnlvins enerv. artlatlt, tss est-
tins., i.rialll.i llrvlljr effects.
.Ntit Vt'eek-lllvl.sril lioluru in U U Jed Tro'itr
I HiKSftiVn O A S I N"0T
1 Duuntlrtla llrol . Q" nn sort I'orbee, Iaiiuio,
Keuni and l,ran Msl I" I'ope Itsliiei.
1 tarrlelirsnii"'. Ms) I Larenr
AMPHiOn. r.ol.i etrr sod !a-iaer. '
Krerr eve. Miul.., vd. ana hat. i
THE BURGLAR,
GRAND 8S5S&.., ;
BR1S.BYRN ' B BELLS.
COLUMBIA, a,y"vktfrttco-'
I Kverr eienlnir Hal nee, Wei uj."st.
MR. WILKINSON'S VIDOWS. ,
MOVRLTVTIIKiTlli:. .' I' ll'ibtilus.l'ron, aud
Slsui'r. Neek oinliifuclua Mllidsj, Sept. 5.
Mate. Uhor llsjr. Tne... lhur anil Hat. Miss
Morenos ItlDdley in TUe I'sj Irslu. NeitVteek
llob s'ltislmmun.'s Com.d; snd Mpe-laltr (Jo
COL. SINN'S NKW VVitK llU-f OfltK.
This eek. ivltb Inatloess Wed 1 aodSat.,
GOODWIN " GIL1l',i.nOA..
FOREMAN BDTLER'S STORY, .
AFTr.n KXKTl TEAK OF SXirFKH- '
1NO IT IliiCAMK VSntSAlldnhE.
"OH. WHAT A DIITEHEltCE IH THE ICEN1JQ!"
II Wnt a VtcHm of Vot ntut Throat
Trouttr,antlle Say Any On buffer
itiff front 1h Ham iilra bhouttt Ho
tu Itoetor McCoy and MiMmnti and
ilrt Curetf 1 la the JiMlattt Vort
tnriH of the l.vfiinu ttorhl,
Mr, U M. t-otler l a printer and hol.li th pnel
tl m of anlitant foreman of thn KTfulng World,
Ue Ufeeat'JAatHIirih it, Jeme Cltj. Hale a
thigh ofllcrr of Demon
,'irt..o.7.7V'I. Ancient
Oritur of 1 'ore I are of
Amrlra Mr. Itutler telli
th followlnx etorj
' Fur tlie paet niht or
nltia jeer I had brn a
tifTnter from noae anI
thret trnnble, wbkh t
leit became ttnbftarable.
On tn tneide of mr nns
ttier wi a eirr which
tau'od m a vrcat ileal of
troitMe, HraUi werrt:m
ttntlf fortnlmon It, end
a noon ae rrmorrd my
lHIr WOUld CIHllttlnCr U
blri-d KfrrmornliiKon
I a. M. IHTI. fit. Fttnift up there would
be a Urn, hard caie formed, which almoat k topped
brathlnf through th noe, ami upon brlnf re
inovfd, which I would bite to do to get ri.lf, it
would bf followed by hlerdiiiK, enerfln'. baniliif
aad Long hlntf, acrontttanie I with headnt lien. Often
In tho nig lit I had tu rim up In mr bd t tplt out
eomftbtfiu tliet bail ('roppad down tn mr tliroit
1 hlicunttmird until I could ftand it no Inngrr I
bad tried adman or morr dltTerait rttarrh rom
edlre, and rutted thrre different pliyeiciaue tor re
Mef, but none of tin in did me any nod.
l tloilU madit up my mind to tuit Ibtcton Mr
f'oy and Wl'dmin, which I did, and I am eorry r.nw
thai I illd not gn In tlintii eotna yearn ago, for tliny
would liar fATad mn many a diy'i mUrry lid I
done en. I hall t.wref regrit the dy I rtrot rieiinl
them, fr flihhi two week 1 beeen to noil a
cliangf for tliu beltsr. aud Itrontiuu'd ilnvtly, hut
enrely, till my note and throat aro now all right
again, and i
" ' Oht what a difference la the morning"
" To enr on enfTerlng from thn famed leeaee War
Tiilt lictore Mct'oy and Wlidmen and get cored."
Ifoctnr MctJoy and W ltd man maka epeclattr of '
the treatment of all chrontr dlaae It eluding
raturrh. Iheylurnleli all medlolnee (rea, and t licit
ct-araree for treatment are eo mo terate ttiat tbey
eie hlthln tbe reach of all. .
DOCTORS HcC0iAHD WILDMHN,
OfQoes, 5 East 43tl Bcrnet, New Yorlc,
W here all rurable eases are treated wltl succe.
ItyouliveatadlBtanoewrlteroraermptuniblaDk.
t'on.ultatlon at urBoe or f mail tree ef charge.
Artdreve all lusll to 5 Kill 43d street. .New York.
Office taoars-9 to II A. M,. '1 to 41". AL. IUH
I1. Al. homier I1 to 13 A. M.
CURE:?: MEN
who aim; vi!.K. nKrTiipu
WAHTMltrom KA1I1.V Villi: or I.ATKIt
ilVll.s tuny be lounil In llir rw and
IRNCH HOSPITAL REMEDIES.
A Ot.lt K nnd i AST.INH t I it I. Jim ran-
I a. re aoilrilr.l. rtKALKIi IIIIIIK. full
itrllrulnre, Irrr. I'alrilillahrrl IHnO.
Mall or OtTlce Consultation Free.
II A.M. to a l'..tl. 1 1 sill v- ti A. 'I. loll. .!.
FIll.I. lltlAltli"l-VllV'iniAN.
CIVlALE AGENCY, 'IWWNtfr
ami7semJnts
A.UAiu:.tiv ti-.iHHic.
Ur 14th st. snl Irvlni place,
rneen. Tompkins's insgnlrlesiit revival, the
f.venlugaai o. Mate. Wet, and war. atJ.
EDEN MUSEE. AMERICAN GALLERY.
Toulcht aud To-morrow Aftetnoon at 3 00 look,
FLEMING NORTON'S
tTnrlralled ln;MiD (Character Performance.
Monsieur Guibal and Miss Marie Gretllle't
llevvlldrrliiaT our! Hroaritloiial
l'- (TltNlTi-.tl.
TONY PASTORS. i. Msidlnis,...
HART'S BOSTON NOVELTY CO.
MATINEE TO-DAY.
AOrand, .Novel and Klegaul Y ptertalnment.
MtrVi'S MADISON SgfjAHK THKATIIK.
huiiinreat8.au. raturdar Matinee at i.
:tl(J to 'I1H ('uueeoutlre I'erformanoee.
A TRIP TO CHINATOWN.
j r iTlEnSTiulu I ScsrlethLetter. I Theatre, i
i SOTHEHN r-":"
UUIIILIIIle I.I'.TT.t Ultl.AIlt.
TlltmMiAY SIATUvriKM.
Till: IlIi'lI'LAIl IIIIIIIHIIAV MA1I.NBF.H al
till. Ill.stre will tuliiineuce nelt lllur.dsr.
Oil AND uTllUA-IIOUHr. , Jt ,
Itet'd erats, njctie.tr eirole and lialoonj, CDe.
V.t ' : POWER OF THE PRESS. . iSl:
Nest W.-AL'KUSM TIIK I'tllUMAU.
BUI AVKNIlntllKAIIll'. 7rsyaairj8llist.
Mr II. ('. fliner 1'roprietnr aud Mausisr
Alhoro.isri. ftweeploK 'lnuiiHti. Sure.
r.KTTIill HIT OF t'lllHtT. ..
rvenliKsalH. i. Msl Mat. Himveulrs Hept.ll.
CAblNO. iirtOAIHVAV AMI 'J8TII iVT."
THE VICE-ADMIRAL. ! S.k
Roof Uerden Comert Mttitly andhunday
Aduilaobui, f,0j., linludlng both antertitlnmeiita.
6eDfCU lUI.All.i: Admlaaloti COo.
AnL'trl IncluJc- iuof l.,. U.U. Fat. Mat
jSIIMBAD ,o W,,:K-
tOOtHTIineCept. 13. Fl.asnt Bouvenlra.
ST A It TllllATIll'.. E''sS.16. Mst. Sat'J.
ROLAND IN LEND ME
REED IN YOUR WIFE.
UIKIAUWAV TIlEATUi:. ItloaJivav i 41st St.
UK ttul.r 3UIH HLKK
HOPPER. ! WANG.
Kieulnn. st H. MAIIMiK.SATl'RIlAV AT 3.
rVUlH.ION MlUAItl' llAltTllN nlidi..
AIIMIIU.1, .11)1 KTA.
AM'tIN SI 11)1. and III. .tlelrnpolltan (lichestra.
IIOOl' IAI1IH:.S I'FHlllKMAKCfcH. H I' M. till J
VAI'lU.VII.l.r. IIAM.IAU. ALItOIIAIIf.
KIISII.lt A HIAI.'M. Msl.. Mod., Ved. anil hat.
VANOM, AMAN1V,
- i'omi-'difnm:. run mimio
VAUDI.VII.I.K. HUIll.ttlQtJP. NOVKl.TIBI.
.N.tl work, tli. new l.urletla. KDIIIN IIOU1).
Nrit riundsi DAtltl.l) CUNUKttT
PAIIK IIII:aTIH:. IlVsv and 3JHl St.
iiviii i iiriiJUN'.s 1 1.
INtJI.' MINI: Till! tillllAT .1IOHA.
Tllre. 7&i. . 6110 , 'oc . IS.
llatliire.'liie.dsv. I nure.lsi and Msturdsr.
PEOPLE'S VW&c M1M.K ..rror.
TlIliirOIiK1!': l'ATKOL.
Nsil Wnli-I'ALI, Kirt'Alt
BIAMIAKI) 111 I. Allti: Kv'ee.3U. Vat.baU
tinlr. Slice. l,r ater lliau K.er.
Till- liULn.N H OMLlHirs
JA.SK.
ivittialllbsl Wllltlll. I'l.AYKHS.
M1IIIO'-. ISo 3J-.,Jv. H . .MIIILO'M.
I'lll. JltKT till. III..MIY I'll.
II I.IIKs.NlM .M) I.DM.MK
In llunlil. heriirntln- Ilsiice.
Moiulsr.J r,inllirM Ituiii.iiic I n le lira's t sbln
XAI.MI'lt' 1111 ATltlU Miline-h.turdar,
siimiiith, inivcv srnl .us
Mi. Heii'Vi". UIACI lli.eist'u.
In l.illi.rt 1 htilll.an's Ms.!.!!'- .
I I' V T I MM ll.-.Nelt ie'Ji IIM. JMII 1
i j"nTon hgt'Aiti: iiikaihi'
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ELDORADO.
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Take ttr.l 4it suit Krsuklin st. f.rrie. adi et
t-cat, Ilrookllti l-tl ton st I leaves st 7 15 luket
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.ved-'-AVsu ROBERT MANTELL W
JJI. FACE ,'... MOONLIGHT,
IIIIRPR'S 14th St. MUSEUM.
ilUDLn I UK (l.s.slr'IKII MAN!
lb. MALINI.l'Y.S Jllll.NMUN' In IIYI'MITISM.
oroua slid Alllaator. Ilourlr taaabhJl...
(TrTjacobs theatre c.trdrj,.,,,a"
XJOUIS'S 8TII AVE. MUHFUM-Wasb's Pano
rama ot Iieland, hlilnej .lineman, llle.aa.er;
Coulter. Je.ale Allvne, Te.ss Hick, rh.atre o.
1, draroa ' A ''tout Heart." Tbeatra No. i,uda.
villa. Ho. 3, Tappet bbow.
IttAL ESTATC. ' HEML ESTATE. i'Jgl
I " THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA." Z :'
I RESTRICTED. ROWINa i -ifl
I ACCESSIBLE. SAILINa f H
I HEALTHFUL. FISHING. f H
I BEAUTIFUL. DRIVING. :i,H
1 IMPROVED. RIDING. 'S
X CHOICE LOTS FROM $100 TO $2S0. I H
I L'PON KXCKI'TIOMAI.T.Y F.ABY WKF.KLY OR MONTHLY FAYMBNTS. A '
J TITLES GUARANTEED I tS
T by tbe Oermati. American Real 1 elate TUIe UuaraoteeOo. X bbbh
I -.Free Eicurslon Sunday atlQ.55A.M.j free Excursion Daily at 2.15 P. H.j w H
from Her km IHruton tlrand Central ! ; from ItarUm Iivlelon Orand Central D: W bbL1
T Nit. aud from Mtt Daren itatiun lu: : pt, and from Mott Ueren Statlo IB: X tLH
m : utlntitee lattr : tniuutee later. t lgLH
W RKM OK CALL 2 OR tnRK PARSES. '
WESTCHESTER LAKE SITE CO., ,081fl,u,,nRoorDWAT' ! ?lM
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ITvou nitnln saTei atnil profitable I''lttM
a-X INVESTMENT A I
Hh'mdVTrJrV villi the only HI'llt'llHAN LOTH Hint nro lvflaalM 'HLV
dvrr 70 rontlnnnlly Inrrrailnat In Tnlne from (Irnnel ' SBbI
irstlna daily. N Onlral Hratloa S'll
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CHOICE "' V DLlll Ull MORE NEW . fH
L0TS- vnnnFrnp BBIU1IIII!S fl
tnonihl, ".",!. X UllXlVaUallUl than la any .tfcer 'H
anrnla or ..O.t. locality. 'CH
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. . TITLES GUARANTEED T"L ;H
Pnrenater, N ! Rare lill
Ite.lrlrtid "r '' l-avryera Title (iunrantee Co. "tatfti. ijall
free of rhsrir. V H
For furthsr partleulars. free tlcksts. maps, etc., call v 4bbbbbbbb1
en or sddrass X JftU
AU8.MULLER,,04'A?!.,,',T- or T. C. MERCER, " !.??. l?ra I ' 4H
11 THE IDYLLIC HOMESITE1 1
BRENTWOOD PLAZA, I
AT 1IAKHIHON ANI IlYE, Wr.STCIIRRTER COUNTY, ', iH
ON TUB N1SW 1IATKM 4.TUACK K All, WAV. i 3H
Beautfully Located. Substantially Improved. ' H
Grand Special Excursion Sunday at 2.30 P. M.
from New Haven Division Uran I Ceotral Depot, &eBBBBBa!
8ENI1 OK CALL rXB FKKE PAASEi. anaaaal
TICKET! AI.MO TO UK IIAII Fltll.lt AHKNTS AT IIRPOT. 1
BRENTWOOD PLAZA COMPANY. :V
llia."107 llltOAIMVAY, 4th floor. 1
lilt ANCII OFFICER I 13 WEST 3d St., 203 EAST 47th St., 1608 PARK AVE. tH
1 - snaaal
fTg Lots from 125 upw urtl. Liberal Terms. .H
ssjv JERE. JOHNSON, JR.'S FUG
L. PROTECTED BV DECISION
E- OF SUPREME COURT,
I j DON'T IMITATl FUaa"
GO AND SEE THE
BARGAINS
I AM OFFLRINO AT
DEMOREST
OS.TIIE-IIILLTOPii,
OVKHI.OOK1.NU TIIK FLOURlblllNO C1TV Of
11AIIWAY. N. J.. AM) O.N THE FAMOUS
FK.N.fHYI.VAMA UK.
Lots, 25x150 (eet Each, from
i $50 Apiece ui, on Weekly Instal
ments of 50 cents and Upward,
Numerous Houses Building,
Titles Insured, Low Commutation,
Lunch Every Saturday.
FDEE EXCURSION DAILY.
JKRK. JOHNSON, Jr., (0 1 Ibertr St., K, Y
and 1SU and I'Jl Mjntacue .1. , Brooklyn.
AMUSEMENTST
rarANliARDThea're. Pvss at il IS.Oo'. Mat Sat
llsaviearsn,eir .11)11 S I DM. UtN-Nhll.
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JUMT B K. FHOM PUilli.
HARLEM OPERA-HOUSE WfrllSliK&S:
'VAaWKSSA'01'1 Oirec,or' '"Vt
i COLUMBUS THfATRE !v.VL
, HOMESTEAD "92."
j ,Nn Wfak-Hport M A 'tT.
BLIol ilir.ATlti:. U'waf, nr aOihM.
Mghti H l&. Mititieca l. an J eat
10 o All hnmi: i:a.iann
I dm frm Iwla with I'rauK Mlhama tomiDf
I Uriacriiieu. Itiuttea lu t o mtlta
ITlTlIllU:rTllKATKK. Ntartith At,
Mattue Wnltiraiiav and FaturJaj,
THE STILL ALARM,
and Little Tuesdav as "The Flrsmsi's Mascot."
Neil wees-Tbe . Cltf Directory.
14th St. Music Hall and Albambra Court,
134 and 130 East ltth st.
THE MliNNTKIt OltUIIBHTIlION
l'luva livcrjr Alleraaao and iiTcstlac.
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HUDSON RIVER EXCURSION 1
TO ItOCKLA.tl) LAKE, IC. Y., 8ATURDAT. jBaBai
All In search of suburban homes and etaolea Till .TijaBfl
site, should attend tbe errand publlo aala of th vrH
only kulLtmit lots and villa altee that bava itadsoa "!l
Klveranil lako vl.w fnint, tne location la exceed- $
Intly healthy, beins ftOO feet above the liver aaul sbbbbbbi
3UU feet above the lake. For free tlcaete cell GEO. 'H
V. ADAMS, 237 Ore.nwlch et. : J. HAPF A CO.. 'fk
25H Itroadwsy and 31lt Madison ava.. corner 4Scl 3bbbbi
si., room la. before 3 I'. M. -iaLWW
LOTS FREE 9
at FlnaViesr, M J only tSand npsrard. AntV i!m
to 1AI1K cV tll.,311 fr eet 69th eC djLA
businesTTropertt to let.- 'H
BrooKin. WL
1 BRICK STABLE TO LET. 1
10 Stalls, 100 Feet Disp. 9
WITH TWO YEARS' LEASE. M
Wmt MOUKRK IMPKOVKMSMTS. ALL M sW
GOOD ORDER. 'V
hL. 125 BEKUIN KT.. NKAtt UOTTdr. . :fmt
11HOOKLTN. CM
Water, f sn1 fuel Included In rant, which Is rw ulH
onabla; tooa llfht and ventilation, blfb. aalllsvl. vafaBai
with a superior WAGON WASH, eantafe eleva- VB
tor i storage for from 30 to 60 w acona oat eeoea4 jhaal
floori oet.Un and hayloft ovsr stablaj all oatla4 I'sbsbbb!
srlth yellow pine; no dust or bsyssad; (rovind floss? rl
lurnlshee plenty of eoach and carriage roemiuaa) aBal
cf business offlce and natures, wltb large, pleasant Lm
rcachman'a room on third floort being In aantral 'H
location, convenient to bridge and ferries, la very saaai
deelrst'ls for a COA11DI.NU ST A BUS. UVERT -$M
STABLE. BALE A.N1) UCCHANUE 8TABLB H
also tor taker, greyer or mllkmani would a's aai
make a good CARPENTER SHOP OR OAR. rlV
KUliEhllOf, as ona entire slds U lighted by aae Vassal
eral window, looking out on vacant lota, offactaf 71
cooVstrLction tollgbt and ventilation the stabta asBBBl
part would make a good BLACKSMITH SUOP) , B
tlielsassrunslo May, I(9, with the privilege ot .aaBBsi
reuewal for two year. more. Inquire of or asV- Jl
dr.s, tiEOUOb II. 1AUUE, Puliusr Bulldlag. XH
lelul. vn, seised autuorUed to dSAaal jil
aim iTasBBBai
elats and apartments to let. M
X.1HIIT ArARTMr'NT.iof tbreeroomeln uosaaa) ilkmW
ouCitli.t., betoeeu 10th and 11th avee. ; theea -IH
I house, have been thoroughly renuvated and are la geaal
1 firat.cls.. ordrr isnls from $s to tlOt stores from IfsBBBBi
gloloe'JO. Apply st S00 e.t 61th st. 1 W. P. ,iM
Has X Co H
INSTRUCTION. "9
aBTFNOOItAPIIV and typewriting lessons at 111 "JLW
I Bread way. .V. V icime 1 ter sek ii.iiorwrU &
aaja I I o I af l.son. Dav and Kvsnlug. Piano, bIB
IVlUQllstiuitar. Violin. Flute, Uanio.aUB. -fm
dollo,iuglug,WAr.M.lV.4 SIS W.iJdst.Clrcalats) LW
. 'V
SPORTING. ,'H
COKEY ISLAND .lorKtlV CLUH. I'LmU
KKIDAY, 8r.PT. , at 3.30 P.M. Mlassssl
THE rLIllHT STAKES, iLW
and the Autumn Two-Year-Old Belling Stakes.
Trains from Esst 34th st. terry at 11.10 and ever 'M
half boar thereafter. H
Special Parlor Car train at 1 P. M. 'Rl
Boats from foot of Whitehall st. termluas of all AfaaBBBai
Elevated roads. II 10 A. M. snd 1X1U. and.nkt tLW
surly tbaraaf let. Itaoea Srsry weak da 1 B. II. iaaaal
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