The evening world. Newspaper, May 23, 1895, Page 7

BIG TROLLEY JUDGMENTS, $290,712.72 Worth Unsatis. fied on File in the Brooklyn: Courts,’ REGORD SINGE JAN. 1, 189% Heights System Has $2065,- 107.48 and Atlantic Ave- nue Line $75,178.10. FEW AGAINST SMALLER ROADS. jany of the Bigger Ca: Have Geen:Carrled to the Court of Appeals by Magnates. Two hundred and ninety thousand, seven hundred and twelve dollars and seventy-two cents’ worth of unsalisfied \ Judgments are recorded on the dockets of the Supreme Court, Kings County, and the Brooklyn City Court, against the Brooklyn trolley compantes. ‘These corporations not only Kill chil- Gren in the streets, but they persistently refuse to pay judgments in the lower courts, They respect no decision, The People and the authorities should show them no mercy. These figures only cover the period from January 1, 1893, to date, as the damage sults against the trolley com- panies were only begun in 1893. The first trolley line opened in the “ty was the Second Avenue line of the voklyn City Railroad Company. This fe began work under the trolley May 22, 1891. From that date electricity as a motive Power was put in operation gradually on all the roads, until the two or three horse car lines now running in Brooklyn are curiosities. The amount of judgments obtained against the trolley companies that have been satisfied runs ‘way up in the thou- sands of dollars. ‘Thousands of dollars’ worth of clain too, against the various companies for accidents re- ceived through the trolley have been settled out of court, while the court calendars are at present loaded down with Gamage sults against the trolley compres, Of cro unsatisfied judgments recorded against the trolley magnates, the Brook- lyn City and Brooklyn Heights com- Danies own the larger portion. These Toads ary.called by different names, but Ne at the purse strings of edch are » for the most part, by the eame indi- viduals. The Trolley Fights to the End. The unsatisfiel judgments against these corporations aggregate $205,107.48, and they fight to the bitter end every judgnent. It is a rare thing that they pay a judgment amounting to more than $00 without being compelled to do so by the Court of Appeals, Most of the judg- meats outstanding against these com- panies are now before the highest appel- late court of the State. The “Heights system,” as it is now called, is the largest in Brooklyn, The next largest is controlled by the At- lantic Avenue Railroad Company, The unsatisfled judgments against this road reach $75,178.10, This company !s more prompt in the payments of these judg- ments than its big rival, ‘The “little roads," as the Coney Isl- and and Brooklyn Railroad Company and Brooklyn City and Newtown Railroad Companies are called, only have @ few thousand dollars in judg- ments outstanding. The Brooklyn, Queens County and Suburban Railroad Company, comparatively a new con- cern, has none. THE TROLLEY’S DEAD. ‘The Graven of Victims to He Cov- ered with Flowers. President Hugh V. Monahan, of the Brooklyn Anti-Trust League, is en- gaged in carrying out a plan for decor- ating on Memorial Day the graves of victims of the trolley. Mr. Monahan conceived the idea yesterday morning, and expects to make the celebration @ big success, Associated with Mr. Mona- han are William J. Maxwell, Treasurer of the League; C. F. Swan, Secretary, and James McKenna, Commander of Thatford Post, No, 3, G. A. R. “A majority of the 110 trolley victims are buried in Greenwood, Holy Cross, ergreens and Cypress Hills said Mr. Monahan this “Out plan is to get up a sub- ‘ morning. acription to buy flowers and enlist the services of comrades in the G. A. R. to atrew them upon the graves. It is too bad that we didn’t think of the matter earlier, as we would have had more time to work. “We bave asked some of the cemetery People to help us. All we want them to do, is to place a smali flag upon the grace of each person whose life has been sacrificed to the trolley. “The money raised by subscription will be spent for flowers, which will be di- vided among the cemeteries where trol- ley victims are interred. It will be an easy matter to have the flowers dis- tributed. I have received offers from several Grand Army men to participate | in the work. A company of the Baptist Boys’ Brigade will a.so aid us.” Subscriptions to the Flower Fund may be sent to HV, an, Fifth avenue and Thirteenth st Wiillam J. Max- Anes T GOOD TIMES increased wi erly Woollen Com terly, FR. The Linwood Mill, N Mase., in PROSPERITY HIGH WAGES ick Coke Work increased wuaranteed steady work of 3,000 employees 10 per cent. on May'13. The Weybosset Woollen Mi ced the wages of ita 700 emptoyeen from 10 to 15 per pany’s| cent. on May 11. Steel wea 10 per Company cent. on May 16, Wages were increased in many Company, re, Pa. increased wages of all tonnage, day and turn men 10 per cen to take ef- fect June 1, The notice included the Edgar Thomson Farnaces, Edger Thomagn_ Steel ‘orks, Lucy Furnaces, Keystone Bridge works, HE WORLD: THURSDAY EVENING, MAY Work Union M Cotton ¢ Conn, creased wages The Parker Man | ctaring Com. ! aoowith th jumed on May 12/ it Carey, Mikado, | Eureka. Min mnounced in been cutting down Sent out in charge of “trippers. The regulars earn “trippers to $1.50 a da cents. official prompt] men for impert others, fn ence aud suspen was denied. 70,000 Sunday-School Union to-morrow the anniversai exercises, Prospect Park to review the P: division of 13,000 children, The sight-seeing will with a review of the Clinton D after which the distinguished may be invited to join the childr things. ———— usual number of legislative bill: the Mayors of cities. returned approved; d'—To divide the Departines fe for the pa certain employees of the Commianioners Pecullarities of M! Raker, o Monnire Brooklyn, aire Edwin Baker, ‘ontinued before’ Jus Cireutt Court, Brook! of Brookty: , to-day. Mary C. Baker, and two childre: ani Frank Baker, who were pra: disinnerited, The testimony thus far shows was eccentric and intemperate, Almost every page of Mr j Railrvad Men DI It Said, for Making Cs Int | It was reported in Brooklyn to-day that dissatisfaction exists with the motormen and conductors of the Atlan- tie Averue Railroad Company, and that'| & committee has waited on the officials and requested that the number of trip- pers be not increased. According to @ source deemed to be reliable, the Sommision mat ing 2 cot | the Lae Sisaue Fol Court, tM “4 wnt bevel I aceg regen ages ie se 1s creaetiows Lt Several of them lot thelr) ate for gancring atcher cosear Guainer by 46> | enbibieg «letter trem Dlaiiet-AUorany ‘tues, | the Company reduced the speed | # been marrio# only a few weeks Glen indtdhed at tome, Nh. tor bigamy aber Ws | ita cars patrods have been vsing the] nyacrsrcy Sarwan Fag 0 Go [Shlain Rate lg tape tare fon ws Lal rastawars's, 106 W. » near sre. | women | probably be arrexed, 5 diary, read to-day, showed with "his wife. “Amon its regular force. During the rush hours some cars were a day, n only make from 38 cents The average 1s about 65 Many of the men saw. th ° i i i j take ast Aa ed reir places | Found Unconscious in Their Beds nvitation of President ~. eke ee i } to the managers with grievances. ‘They Early This Morning, called on Wednesday. After they laid their request before one of the officers, it is alleged that discharged three of the At the office of the Company the story CHILDREN IN LINE. Ex-Preside: on and Prince Francis Joseph to See Them, The annual parade of the Brooklyn After the service they will be taken to be concluded feast of ice-cream, cake and other good BROOKLYN BILLS APPROVED. Among Them One Dividing the City Works Into Three Departments, ALBANY, May 2.-—The morning mail at the Executive Chamber brought the ‘These bills were Improvement of the town of New Utrecht, LOVED FIVE-CENT LiQuor. The suit to break the will of Million-|¥ésterday afternoon in a tract of we ce Rumsey in the Phe contestants are Baker's wife, Mra, the peculiar |items was a $13 suit of clothes tor him- F GAS. whlie FOUR VICTIMS 0 Timely Discovery Saves the Qua tet from Death. ded the The Wind Blew Out a Small Flame Left Burning, Four persons living at 58 Park place, Prom-| Brooklyn, narrowly escaped dea:h by’ thirty-five. They occupied the lower part of the ani retired in the back parlor lock las: night, | When Joseph Carney, who lives on the |floor above, awoke this morning, he smelled gas, but as the odor was not very strong, he pa'd Little attention to it, “He discovered later, however, that his neighbors on the floor below were not moving about, and he suspected the leak in the gas pipe m ght he tn there, He rapped on the door, and receiv.n no response, broke it open. He found the four persons in bed. The room was | Milled with gas and Carney was almost overcome by it. He threw, up the win- dows and sent for Dr. F Dr. Lewis applied ai“ anti- dotes, and in a short time Mrs, Floyd r vered. The others remained sometime der the influence of the deadly vapor, rospect vision, visitors en in a 3 from! Mr. F. F. Schulz's—To Incorporate the Fi Drs, Floyd said whe usually slept Insurance Salvage Cor ookiyn, Long Is-| @lune and left the gas burning. Her and. se Corps, of Brookiyn, Long Ial-| nieces ‘came to visit her last night and Mr. Audett's—To amend the jaws of 1691, ex- Shared her room, She believed the gas tending and improving vertain streets In Flatbush, Must Have been blown out by the wind. At noon to-day tt was said all were out of danger, a eer SUICIDE, NOT MURDER. Unknown Man F identiy illed HI sw yment of of Street | dt Near Jal f, clal to The JAMAICA, Li Favwin! able excitement i finding of the 14.) Consider- May has been caused Dy ihe dead body of a mm an was Northwent of the ‘village, adjoining Maple Grove Cemetery. A piece of bluc and white striped cotton cloth was, knotted argund: the f a dhe had undoubtedly John Paen sirangied. His pockets. hud een | eUeally | turned inside out and there was nothing his Ides it whatever to disc op the story. attick a that a foul Baker apurer nal been 1, But catraner ute. it er a eavetu Baker's et ont deat led the ‘man quarrel 1 suicide, He. bal climbed up nse f ree anil Some time aft ‘ath t had self, Vive-cent cigars were also a aa 01 2 3 comimon. purchase, plipres frogs ene ie coal (Gx Alderman Arthur J. Heany tent. | 06 © shee fied that Baker was peculiar. le paid 2 ; a high tribute to Mrs. Baker's womuniy Htiy" Dacey Aci in Wite. characteristics 1 sniity'* Dacey, tightwet eked Jus —e | uu Went Crasy for Love of a Butcher, | \ Mra, veal bush Asylum for tn a widow, th Naimbeer In the Ewen Street Police Cade, day for a Warrant for Ui nder. Mra. Dasey le ams arrest | irtys ice Goetting. in| Unique Theatre, to Gi weer’ ‘SHOP GIRL § TESTIFY, Guaranteed Frotection by the Legislative Committee. Even Their Names to Be Kept a Se- cret from Everybody. - : | Novel Attempt to Learn Inside Se- | ' crets of Big Stores, At the Hotel Metropole thix afterno in nearly a score of girls who wo | ises to be the most successful of its | asphy- m c asphyxiation from Mluminating gas last! pig stores in the uptown shopping kind held in the City of Churches. More | night, ‘They were found unconscious In | trete were examined by thee than seventy thousand children will ‘clos ee CELT MGnHE tan ca i thelr beds at 8 o'clock this morning !tiye “Sweating” Committee, ‘The Parade, and some of the divisions will] and “were removed to” the Oly Hob-t-4iun iy evcret and ho report of ihe be reviewed by distinguished men, pital. Pulinony of oboniettivieets He GLY) At 1.99 o'clock to-morrow afternoon | ‘The doctors say if they had not been| ‘This precaution Is adlop! ex-President Harrison, Prince Francis | discovered in half an hour they’ would! the girls f their eipl Joseph of Battenbergy Col. F. T, Towns. | rade tials aeidaeaaine te mosceh of Basianberm Coliit ty nS-+ had been dead. . whom their evidence Is believed ty have PB nd an Fring 3urnside, British” ‘phe victims are Mrs. Catherine Floyd, been directed. The names of the girls | Commissioner to New Zealand, will be | sixty-five yeara old; Mary Floyd, soVenitand of thelr employers ure. driven to the Lafayette Avenue Presby-| len Floyd, four, and. Alice Sheshaa, | kept from the public, but the terlan Church, where they will attend t offered by them will form part of the report to bh made by Committee to the next Legislature. ‘The Committee has held several meet- ings in the City Hall, and much inter- esting testimony concerning the treat-| ment of female empioyzes at the big! shops has been adduced, but the secret session of the Committee this afternoon, | perhaps, is the most important that will figure in its history. The shop giris who appeared this afternoon were guaran- teed the utmost protection, and It is not y even probable their na will known, except to" members uf the C mittee, ‘Their evidence was secured with the Kreatest difficulty, Members of the Committee, aided by agents, have bev conducting 4 quiet investization of the big shops without recourse to the propri tors and managers, with a view of uring reliable evidence of the actual treatment of employees by shop-keepers The agents of the Committee 4 up two or three giris in each store, quietly subpoenaed them to a ed vil ear be fore the Committee this after Al | most every one of the girls s med led, and gave testimony, The “keepers were not aware of 1 secret ineeting of the Committee, as the members belleve the girls would have been instructed not to Tellect uj yyers under penalty of dis Jembers of the Cammittee present hard and “Assemblmen Wilks, Bi zenmann, and SANTI. al i} OPIUM HIS GREAT BANE. Was It Edward Brown, of Ati Clty, Who Took Gan to Diet A man b ved to be by ‘ Brooklyn ubber tub ough toa gas Jet, He was unconscious th | morning when discovered and ¢ » ors say there are slg vances recovery | —— | Had a Good Time Before Sailing, | si¢amahp Normanni this my Cohen was given « farewell reception at his home, at 169 Meary fires tant might, ‘Oa behait ot the winplosece lawyer Abraham Levy presented Mr. fone with ama bag, and Lhe memlers ‘Mae tievy Association seat e Gab full of Ugware to the douse. | Saco | Water-Power | Machine, |Shona, | Biddeford, Mey tmerensed | wa | #s to whos! two cov a OME AGAIN. an addition to the factory could be built. The Rockford Cotton Mi | iy Freaumed wi reaumed wo: | Henry Diaston & Son's Saw-| Work jadelphin, inereased | wast y 22; zou jen are affected, Atl Pa. work im Apri PAY TAXES OR GO TO JAIL. Delt Many Fines Imposed for aunency During 1893. Justice Lawrence in the Supreme Court to-day distribute! the following fines among corporations for falling toy pay pert al taxes for the year Central Safe Deposit Company, $263. Columbia Slate Company, Planters’ Tea Compan. press. Company, r Polish Company, $187.08; Turner | 0. ott & Fiske Stationery Company, $156.15 Commitments were issued for the ar- t of Philip V. Meyers, George Harris and Julius Lorge for failure to pay their personal taxes, MUST CHANGE THE COVERS. Wrappers Used by Two Manufac- ern Ave Too Much Alike, rela Guervo, a cigar-manufac- to-day got an injunction against Owl Cigar mpany, restraining latter from putting up cigars in packages, the covering of which resem- les Cuervo's covers, but which is not the same. Judge Lacombe in the United States uit Court, who heard the case, says that it is easy for one to be deceived goods he is buying when are so much alike, CALIFORNIA FRUIT ARRIVES. lest of the Se: So Auction T | | “Day. The first crload of California fresh | fruits arrived this morning over the} West Shove road, and was disposed of n hour later by Auctioneer sell on the pier at the foot of Franklin “ew of the contents of the boxes were and the whole were disposed 4s ranging from $1.00 to $2.05 per box. ‘The second supply of the season will arrive next: Monday. —— WELCOMING ROSSA Irish Organt Bay to Meet the Ge: I “HOME. the Down ! had no valid 1895. NEGLECT COURT TO PRACTISE Civil Justices Lynn and Gold. fogle Are Counsel for Lawyer Levy. THEY ARE POS, 000 A YEA. The Trial Has Been On Three Days and May Last Several More, | | = | | LEVY ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY. | a | Charged With Conniving at a Bogus Suit 1o Defraud N.cManus's Creditors. The trial of Lawyer Jacob Levy, of | Chambers street, on a charge of mispiracy with a client to defraud creditors, was continued to-day before Recorder Got in Part 1. of the Court | of General Sessions. | Civil Justices Wauhope Lynn and Henry M. Goldfogie are counsel for the accused lawyer, ‘These gentlemen re ceive $5,00 a year from the city to pel form the judicial duties of clvit jus-| lice: Lawyer Levy's tral began on Tuesday last, and since that time both Justice Lynn and Goldfogle have been constant. | ly tn court during the tr ehing the Interests of thelr lawyer nt. Assistant District-Attorn Osborn, who is conducting the Urlal for the Prosecution, toll an. “Evening World” ter to-day thet he thought the trial would last about two days dela: the"t Twatt y and postponement strict Civil Courts of complaint: by 1 those courts However, not be true of the courts preside hy the Justices: w are acting as counsel for Levy. Levy was counse! for Philip formerly a produce dealer, of wich street, His brother, Jas began an action a m nst hin 1 the City Co 000, The suit war allo fault and | James McManus secured a judgment for the amount. It is alleged that Philip MeManus| made no defense to the sult of his brother, acting on Lawyer Levy's adytee, | efrauding creditor ‘a James laim against his ami that the court proceeding was a part of a consp.ra ih oth the McManus brothers were in- Meted together with sul another} brother Two of them are now sald to be fugitives from justice, ‘The principal mart of the time at to- day's trial was taken up in the exam nailon of John Sheehan, who, tt is salt, gave most of the information on which; the Indictments Justi Goldfogle conducted the cross- examination of the witness, and there were frequent tilts hecween him and Ageatant. Disirict-Attorney Osborn. After the adjournment of court to-day Justices Lynn and fogle both said that Justice Roesch was holding court for them, and that they were re no fee from Levy. ‘They thought inn nt, and were working for him of friendship, — Justice Lynn also x 0 Was subpoenaed as ase and had to attend t For the Bath The antiseptic properties and delicate fragrance of S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap render it most desirable. It temoves all irritations and in- flammations, heals all abra sions of the skin and prov most refreshing. It is inv, uable as a protection against contagion. Physicians re for the’ purpose of ¢ ‘The prosecution sa hi | OPPICE 89 LIBERTY 8T., WOMAN AND HER BEAUTY, Or, Leonard F. Pitkin, New York's Eminent Skin and Complexion Specialist, Makes Some Interest- ing and Pertinent Statements. DR. PITKIN saye: “Dermatology, oF the art of treat is meni and diseases of the akin com Vlexion, ia a branch of legitimate medicine, and a thorough and Knowledge of med- teal and “surgical sclenc years of study and experieiice are indispensable qu lone for the aki alist"? PITKIN INSTITUTE OF DER- MATOLOGY {8 the only ona of its kind Im ti ded by regular physician exc the treatment of diseases and imperfectio the scalp and the compiealos thoroughly equipped with every appliance and ald to the best skill Superftuous bait iy removed permanently with e absvlute assurance that. It will not return. Re. are quickly re Nea Warts, Red Veln. Moved without pain oF dinfi f Pimples, 1 and all uf the -cample: wy fac arkably wurgical operat cing oF tily-shaped ears and facial deformities have been frequently. bed and favorably commented upon by the Ok newspapers ant Journals throughout the His methods are indorsed by emi ment are moderate and reason TREATHE Trial hottie of TM, SITKIN'®: EXTERNAL, for clearing che WRIn, with cake of DR. PTT KI Mirerse on receipt tent to any of 25 cents, i 's Soap. ‘Absolutely in’ a pure, terttating brightens fa cleare the complex fon, Wilk he en the moat akin, Tasury j é It, send 28 LEONARD Inatitnte rondwny, Pitkin's Book. and Complestoa, tleal Notes on the ton Feceipt of 10 Dr. Park Row and Chatham Square. COWPERTHWAIT. Furniture, Carpets, &c. EVERYTHING FOR HOUSENEEFIN BEST GOODS, LARGEST STOCK, LONGEST CREDIT. Real Estate at Auction. ~ WESTCHESTER _ VILLAGE LOTS, John §. Mapes, Auctioneer, NEW YORK CITY. & CO. Hoe MAP wilh sell at Pub SATURDAY, MAY P 1 “vapialy improving melshbor- Wood water Very desiray electric lights rs, five minutes lem River Macadamiced streets Three, minute from trom Van New TERMS BASY INSURED RY THE GUARANT! FREE TO BACH PURCHASER, Maps. ae. of Auctioneer: Decoration Day Sale! APES A CO., Auctloneets, 391 - will sell at PUBLIC AUCTION 700 LOTS ‘x 19 NEW HOUSES AN NEST PARK, TITLE TITLE W ASNEXED TO NE CITY D BET WE Ww FARMS A TS PAIK I r ADs K AND VAN commend its use It ts antiseptic soap for the relief a Aineanen of skin and walp F ty twloe as gond ax plain foap for the Ap woap for the baby For sale by all drugelsts~2 ANADOR he 46th cire permits customers to Furnish Their H ments to suit their own convenience at STRICTLY ROCK | per Week! $65 worth... $100 per Week 109 worth... 1,50 per Week 150 worn .._2,00 A large party of friends 4 the bay to-day to meet O'D: . who us Lo a Nearly every New York will welcoming party Iris be in the fon nied in Vice-Comsul Barger Dead. ASBURY PARK, Nod, Ma Louls Barger, of tk, at Washington apopleny at —— Capt, Tremain In Dead. HUDSON, «. ¥., May 2% Capt BR, P. Tremain. aperiniendeat of ine New York ond Mud Steamboat Covipany, died suddealy last nix! hit some im Atheng, Ile was alsty-fve y agt: The Mage Vo eli river cratt bere Bave been v Yat THE ONTH GROUSDS AT 10. WHST FARMS TROLLEY CARS AVE & 14TH ST 7 StH AND) USTH ST PA: OPERTY. Fi APS APPLY BOR LEVY, 7 AsToR Hot (WHOADWAY), OR TO TH A et Baumanns’ UNEQUALLED CREDIT SYSTEM omes on small weekly or monthly pay- BOTTOM PRICES. $2.50 per Week 3,00 per week 3.50 per woex TERMS: $200 wortn 250 worth 300 worth CASH NOT NECESSARY. \Furniture, Carpets, Bedding, Clocks, Stoves, Pictures, Lamps, Refrigerators, Baby Carriages, Lace Cur- tains, Portieres, Crockery and Tinware. S. BAUMANN & CO., Cor. 46th St. and Eighth Avenue, N SATURDAY UNTIL 1w P.M erty at., | 7 1000 MEN’S SACK SUITS a | 0 EACH Spring and Summer Weight, 82 Styles to select from— some black—some blue some fancy. The materials: Cheviots, Worsteds, Homespuns, Thibets, Serges, Cassimeres, The facts are we purchased direct from the mill the stock on hand of this sea son’s piece goods—at one-half the early season’s price, this accounts for our offering $15, $18, $29 suits at this exceptionally small price. These suits are all manufactured and tailored in our own factory with our usual care, hands F Clothing, Furnishings, Hats and Shoes, Chambers & Reade Ste id Or money feo 279, 281 and 283 BROADWAY, Satisfactio Ber. guaran : Railroads. eo AMERICA'S OREATEST RAILROAD.” NEW YORK ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER 8. B B30 A M-I rea o.g0 Ast Roun 10.80 A.M. Rxcept all important Sta 4,00 P. M.—Daily. South w Limited. Cine Ginna Indianapclie, 3 Louie 5 junday. West Pol any, Troy, ‘Batatoge, = Norih Shore ‘Limited, Due @ For “Albany, ‘Troy. 4, Detroit, Chicaga, Cinciemath, 6.25 P'M— Dally. | For Saratoga, Burlington, 7.00 akvemttt Po ‘ieny v1 Utica, 00 P.M—Dally.. For ‘albany, Troy, ‘Adirondack Mountains and’ Montreal, 7.20 P. M.—Dally. For Auburn Road late, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Cleveland, Geiss apolls, St. Louis, Chit D.00 Oniy” Sleeping-Car Passe enter carried on. this tralke O15 t, Odense >, 12.10 Nigh.—Eacepe Sunday night. Per Ate bany, Troy, Buffalo, Niagara Falla, Chi- cago 8.06 AM. and 3.38 2. M—Dalty, except Sui Pittaheld, via ‘Harlem Divisions Wagner aon all through traina. Trains illuminated by Pintach it. Tickets and Wagner ofces at ind Central Station, 113 Broadway 14 Park place, 261, 413 lth at., Lincoln Building; $42 jumbus ave., 53. West 128th st, vtation, New York: 338 and 736 Puls | | | WORLD'S MONEY-SAVING . For Sale. SEWING MACHINES | Singer, Davia. Hous bold. the walle Kruse, ie ep; good seco from $10 up, tor ened ot caonanets eat rev with ey: a ery wate, LANE. ch & Jewelry te teh ne ‘iiamends’ as Jewelry. MAIDED ¥. Wau pay 3, fine Jewelry, on easy terms; repre ative \will call with scmplea JOHONNOT jane. hes and Jewelry s parties, “Henri Schaaj as Sporting. Unt RECEIVE . BICYCLES. H FRAME, 23 LBS, Regular price $80, WEEK $57, 200 1895 50, $57 OUR PuiCc THS W room and must sell Li made In Har y neumatte, $9 ARTHUR E. PREYER IT BROADWAY, JUST B BASERALL— WEST POINT Vi AT West P : fa Special ¢ saturday. West a2 arrive. in sis est. SI 1230 and LP. Ample wil be tors to witness the Evening Parade BICYCLE ¢ whee! s old whee! 2 Row: dealers in new niard makes: big eash discountes trated: will pay you to call ———— ADVERTISEMENT BLANK. RATES He!p Wanted, Boarders, Ho! tuations Wanted, 20 Words. » 14 Words ... ; eee uses, Rooms or Apartments to Let, * \Vrite your advertisem flon of Tiroadway and $ixU nig ‘Madisou avenue; ‘1M# WoKLD's Brooklyn Ofiice. G08 ‘Street, Brooklyn, or any it WILL 5e ENSERTED IN THE MORNING WORLD. on above blank aad send to Tax Womup. of ve at mW Ne aut yng ccnaad Maa Wann; Mira oie Waring er each teal as Reaattare —e