The evening world. Newspaper, September 21, 1895, Page 2

DISSOLVED., Formal Commonication Was sRecelved by the Members * ‘This Morning SERVICES ARE NOT NEEDED. After Allowing Interest, Prof- its Are a Little Less Than 6 Per Cent. NO MORE BOND ISSUES NOW. Responsibility for Such a Move ta Be Thrown Upon the Next Congr The members of the Government Bond Byndicate this morning received by mai from the managers, what ts generally | regarded by them as a formal dissolu tion of the Syniicate. The reason assigned for this action is that the Government has no further need | of its services. The notice came in the shape of a communication to each member of the Byndicate regarding his profits, checks for which accompanied the communica- tion. It was = marked “private and con fidential,"” and the exact figuren are as yet unobtainable, but it ts understood that, after allowing Interest on the une of the money contributed, the profi the sp it tora not contest the intervene there will probably be no further gold shipments for. some time to co in our judgment.” d States hington to 1d to be a confi Secretary Carlisle. Mr. Carlis ever, according to a Washington ‘Treasurer His with how de Spatch, left the caplal very tue ste edly, Keeping hin ae fon A. secret It is stated that he went to visit Pres dent Cleveland asapay Gables, the © mit being precipita’ 1 mid syniti= cate, which Ip: } Jemanded of the President that Mfr. Ouiriic be or dered away from New York, ns is con tinued presence at the Sule Treasury waa having an injurious efter the market. JERSEY CITY WATER BID. Ex-Judge Seaman Saya the ¢ tract Wan Let hy Fraad. Justice Lippincott, tn the Sur Court, in Jersey City, today ! ument why a writ of certiorar. s Not be granted restraining the Jer Clty Water Company from eeiting contract for supplying Jersey «typ manently with a temporary sup Charles KE. Thompson mate an are ment for the writ in behalf y Whellhan, a taxpayer. He and the th ater m pany ympany atid the Tho. u Water Con ‘ n said the ‘ ran Lawyer A M ton half of a ¢ 1 Trade, sald $ uf « u niract wa: mpany y for of that vard of BY 1 and then ihe t r fraud rles AWay Je ot she hie Company ¢ ation He stated that t WAS true, Some Was partly e some was untrue He sa wus | thorities dectded after | tlon that Jersey « pany was ¢ at Lawyer Ja refer the granting of the wr Jersey Cliy Water ¢ had mate vlar way and that ¥ accepted. | r Corporation Counse n opposition to. grantir | i EX-BOSS CROKER (Viewing Boss Platt » SMASH 60 THE RECORDS. Why s Lond at all ontin: from First Page.) and the only comment heard this is a So remarked nank sites was in? Sb . nly a walk! coming 8 trip.” n old aport, agreed with him. Wefers had the ver, not dia Where In tt good The Explorer’s Steamer Kite Has Been Signalled. EXPEDITION SAILED JULY 11. Gawiiay pees Great Scott! Was | Ever a Thing Like That? PEARY OFF ST, JOHN'S ST. LOUIS ON HALF SPEED. Only Oné Engine Used for a Day— da Ry jonrd. The American lire steamer St. Louis arrived this morning from Southamp- ton, after a passage of six days, seven- teen hours and twenty-five minutes. The last twenty-four hours of the voy- age was made under the port engine, as the starboard engine was stopped. Capt. Randle, who met with an accl- nail Cty was race in his hands all the time, and was dent on the last East-bound trip of the ore a little leas than ix per cent. to bay the never headed from the start. He won é St. Louis, has recovered from the effects 5 vi eady a y ef te buy i 48 he pleased, Even w emendous urn from 21 The members have already recetved | yin Une wren dinetprineoss ttt Ne pleaded: Even! with Wis tremend of his injuries. | the principal which they had placed in rear a | next Satur. | stride, Bradley was not in it with the ot The days runs are: 196, 264, 601, 464, day t is thought fant th erse és 5, 220, the hands of the syndicate managers, [writ sean ee ee epiemuct: hayes lhe ea, The KWRNRE Hikn: duee, om Purser Kingsley denied positively that The dissolution of the syndicate came ee = | there was a breakdown. apa su i to Wall ee 7 Ne he running high ju » ud > 3 o af i \ 7 y eacrallse thoucny thay etn it wae! MUST EAT BANANA SKINS, | Ncxt sypgite guucane Moet mk SR] gr, JOHN'S, ON... Sept. 21.—The] Capt Randie refuse! to say, anythin Gule and saan ihe Gov. Athletic strolled across th Peary steamer Kite has been signalled | passing the St. Louls on the voyage. je Government In| Magistrate Crane's interpretation | io tne bar great cheering followed. off this port. All her flags are tlying,|. “The Campania.” said the dock euper- Maintaining the $100,000,000 gold reserve famous chamnion was seconded ti indicating that Meury and friends are |{ntendent, “has about 4,000 horse power, @o long as there was any considerable fa City th AW Baltuzzi, while the English is the ¥ while the St. Lou! only about 30,- drain, Horace Dodge, seventecn soars old, a] Competitors for the medal were Kegi-|or board. 000. Is it any won then she over- A dintrict. mearenger boy, whol ‘s vald Willams, ¢ biggest: man The Kite satied from St. John's on/took and passed the St. Louls? With From now on, for the next ten weeks, | weer boy ylives ac 24] London team, and Alan Brook July: 11 for: Pes headquarters in {this enormous advantage in power the Wall street will watch closely to roo | SXth avenue, was arrayened in Jefferson | ston. The contest rted in wi Reahad Galt rane Campania should have beaten her worse whether the opinion of the syndicate,| Market Court thin morning on the] Ar at § feet, and Willlam waa tl nglefeld Gulf Greeniane than she did.” ate | etue of Having IY a tavece pia | RE ONee On board the steamer were a company; ‘The last westward trip of the St. Loula that it tno longer needed, proves true. ran N} Phe bar went up three es At 8) oF wclentiste un Alenia | was made in gix days, fifteen hours and The members, eepecially Messrs, Mor-| (POP on the sidewnk at Hroadway and | tin at first a Rreat stat eof bot BleN(teove: NESIHAE TOF Sines dvcnrao: cin bd edit minutes, #o she was only one * i Fourteenth street 9 pares eee the English jumpers was noticeab! pitch, brother of Mrs. Pea our and thirty-fo 5 bel gan and Belmont, are in a position to route nugecti tale Nay afternoon, | ag ttwered “above tine "Ainartean [cluded th the number, were Dent. Teollin [Redagees nee tour minute behind it know better than any «ne elae, and tn| 4 d + in accountant, of | rivals, but they lacked the grace ofl” galimbury, of ogo University; | Miss Rehan, the star of Mr. Daly advance, the probable future movement | St Twenty-eight: street, was the the'Ne w York men. W ho pene “ Bear ti du Bene: Sti ie dear State |COMpany, would not talk. Mr. Daly complain: Ato fect 7 Inches H made all the Jump-} Prof. Ll. 1. Dyehe, he Kansas & | would alio one to app i ince Feb. § last, when the contract | (1) Suber is & mem of the Clty Take a ferocious teap at the stick, but] pitigdelphia, and Dr, John K, Walsh, of | | “All the forty-five members of the com: between the Secretary of the Treasury | \f King On FounGentis, eurest ce ‘DD win HALA patsy ACh a et ar rine Washington pany ue fh Feed healt, and spirits,’ of the United Staten aa the party of |mrlock: yesterday aftert when ‘he | fouled the bara ati feet @-Inchemand| At the time eaotuliceinen in Ea eit cater y o'clock” ye! “ ernon en he | fouled the: ba 5 hea, and] 3 of sailing hope was ex- paso a will Te the first part, and Mesars. J. 2 Morgan| met’ the inesser ce Whe. wast Johnson cleared it by an effort. Tt Was) pressed thit the party would » back there inthe. Aukimns openttg witha for themselves and J. 8. Morgan @|the skin on the aidewajky uid. that | togencetuiiy eee Gnd’ the arrival: ofthe atenmer to-day) aire mena tae er A a Co, and N. M. Rothschild & Sons, of /When he asked Him to remove it the] At tive feet ten Inches both English: justifies the expectation, o'clock, where the company opens the London, was made, ths latter have gol |OOY decane aburive, and dared him to] men were in trouble, aud Willams put oe aie Beason at Hooley's Theaire. Monday Thirty-vear banda, wo turned over to {he testa cee att nivor ais |ShPHG AcItANAMTGnatog hag'ts| Ee Be HARPER'S WILL. Fear cor uty ah otiocks © the the Beeretary of the Treasury an | UOn-house eolire after three unsuccessful trials. = = son the third week in November. Dodge told. Magistrate ¢ that he] "Pheb ar at 6 feet was ple for Sween Mme, Melb: ep donna, w: amount of ald gaat to the fa value ating throw ce skit on the aidewath [and Ieee Mueht herotiehs the aire pe a ay ne len and Children | MS ne taetby Rodtda eamarives be id the nof nearly | bu mn SAS ars he dad pot} iehted the erowd There w = jennings in Naw to Ce a ¥ aha Geerniient tor:ther 4 What ig your object in making this lon itagain, ‘Tommy Lee, who ls tanned, 5 phe Beer ate! Jcomplaint?’ "asked the Court of Mr. [almost ax by ava Hottentot, brought” President of the Mutual Reserve Fund! HIT A ROCK IN THE SOUND. In seiling the bonds to Individual pur- Hubert RNR RRL IB? hile, ‘Phe {QUE the white goat again, an this set Life Association, who died on July 3, | 2 @hasers the syndicate made a handsome he benefit of the public. ‘The | the erowd off ance more. sd for orobale Nel Gierbeaty - 5 Bae sdlge MEE AR he oe ae bow violated @'ety ordinance.” win the | Tos pit on his hands and made pain 1 or probate in the Sarrokate'S geeam Yacht Rival Sinks Inatant- 4 . re " p c for a third Ume te bince to-day, bonds, and it's sald as high as 1) "Well," said the Magistrate, “we're | ¢ Dut he could not make It Mr. Harper left wow, three! 1% but AML on Board Escape. and 122 for other sales. 1 abt to doa Mitte tht ke ‘that un Ih evident disgust. Baltazal prothers and a sis hie estate ja vale. While on her way west in Long Island It ls understood, however, that the | Pian hardly be wat to] pieee, Wie (INR WHlAmA for second eg at over $1000, Sound last night the steam yacht Rival, syndicate has had t..8 profit reduced |The bar was then raised to 6 feet 512 The widow receives all tnsurance a by Frank F. Chrystie, of the during the past six or elght wees in|? - wurning: to the remitting, mes | inches, und Sweeney wae again on deck. whien may be due on the testator's | fe York Yacht Club, struck a rock {ta efforts to control the sterling ex FGRHArES VU LONE eat RUMMaE | Se Kote Would tmeak, Uk and which shall form part of a trust Meat Calves Island, off Port Cheater, change market and prevent the export eat the sin and | tebe browd yelled and “The fund of $100,000 for her benefit. Two Ne ¥s ing of gold and the depietion of the Kold all right. | Hand Played On" waa truck Up by the thousand dollars is to be ‘A large bolo. waa atove-in the yacht's reserve, While no authoritative figu hand as to the protitx the *. em arey at | nd eate has made by paying the Government gojd for the bonds and then padding them out at greatly increased fgures, it ix | understood that the members of the ayn dicate were allowed 4 per cent on thelr money, which fo was used amounts to cent. Interest | the period tt about 14-4 per | The profits in addition to this interest | *! @re a little over 47-8 per cent., making @ total net profit to those lucky enough to get into the deal of 6 5-8 per cent While the profits to Individual mem- bers of the syndicate will probably never be exactly known, the profit to the syn dicate as a whole to be about | $4,000,000, The situation up to date Is as follows Taken from Sub-Tre ury Festerday . §150,000 Amount of gold export- 1s sa.- ed since the Bon Syndicate contract in February last 30,262,000 Amount of gold bronght | from abroad by Bond | Syndicate, about +-17,000,000 ‘The general feeling in Wall street ie that the goid flurry is over and that but comparatively small amounts will be shipped across the water for some time to come. The withdrawals from the Sub-Treasury yesterday amounted to only $150,000, and this was a move on the part of a jewelry firm to save $5 by not purchasing regular bills of exchange. It was announced yesterday that there Would positively not be another bond issue, a8 BUCH a step Was not necessary, and that if the situation became suffi ciently serious as to warrant it the move could be deferred until Congress was in pression The bankers of the principal cities of the country stand to deposit $30,000.08) of gold in exchange for legal tenders, This deal was segotiated by Messrs. Belmont and Morgan, and is confined exclusively to such banks as profited by the last bond issue The @mount of their profits depends largely ready | Magistrate Cre | or on the cundition of the Treasury, and ft {8 to their individual interests to protect the condition } In addition to this, the Administration feels that another bond issue prior to the elections might have a tendency to strengthen the free-silver men and the Populists; consequently the rexponsi- bility for such @ step will be adied to the other burdens of Congress, Messrs. Lazard Freros, when asked to-day what the prospects were for gold shipments next week, replied: ‘Unless something unforeseen should DIDN'T KISS THE BRIDE. om. Firat Marriage ¢ jntes at Hin mony, After Magisirate Crane had disposed | fawn Jefferson upon assortment in Market Court he was called form a marriage ceremony. The party were ushered inte the pri © examingtion-reom, and while Clerk Anthus drew up the Magistrate Crane prepared himvwelf, Was 4 question as to whieh was. nore embarrassed His Honor blushing bride, who sat tr un the of the room. She was a pretty girl of nineteen, and wad dressed in white crepe de chine, trimmed with baby rib: bon, “The bridegroom wore a long black frock cunt The bridegroom was Ente t if old, an bride was M of 1 2 Th ny, Of 492 W Hway’ Olga Midot Driteamaid, and Loats “Domer Theoputles Midot Were witnosse His Honor wer ‘ough tt emony without a hiteh, and It was oply yen he came to the pointat which tt is asual to kiss the brite that as a disa yolntinent, She hung her head, ev y awaiting the salute. bat ocame not Clerk Anthus mn LW a won't Twill” and stepping boldly up the bride he Kiesed her A hand organ at that mom farted to play Mendelssohn's 141, March This was the Magistrate's first mar riage. a Dr, MeGlynn's Met Receptt Next week Frifay Rey. Me Btwart Mecionn will be Aris years olf To ce the Mit — Roosevelt int Rev A WOM Modte , near Fighth a woh pre we or, Rooseveit and Chto vanity doo pers Say the Britian Team ts Not l emtntive, commenting thia marnitig upon the ternational athlet sis at New York between the I At Chu ani the N York te Club al cept the defeat of the Britisn team as almost a foregone usion ‘They say that the team does not rep Fesent the full strength of the country —— - Real estate can be sold a by using the Malf-Million fee Mage. IC buds customers, 4 certiticate | e8ery Fifleate | two inches red Jackets Sweeney tool off hit aw: eral sexeral big mo the turf before badly «went over all rl about In the alr and couraging- Bi kot awa His le was Ww should Wand fail y Th he eling striy ere tried the the bar hen effort and ne. [chief flutte 1 howl as went up, even before corner | Mit Such he str « patel, wi thy nerved mad a leap ar ard the had 4 shouted ¢ again mustelans’ B1-2t himself for a that cl the bar by and not even the handker- t dk is of dirt making his run. and then made a dash Wt but Agal fon Ue other at 1. as icked out He x he is eft went no he final thrilled fuily st le Manhattan f Princeton fe another fwith three ay for Connett, er the enthusiasm: had subsided . run Was star ries my Connect and George Orton for New York, and ony one represen tative, Willam BE. Laytons, for the hondgners, Orton set the pace at th Start amd held i for the trst lap, setting A qood, steady git Connefh was close behind him, ant Wand Stens. Oh the md lap @ and Luytens went Mew. and on the third lap Tommy was 1 iWay from the Brifisher Dewan to eaten up agen 1 teeame wild with ex ‘ Connem drew) away from and enthusiasm was ll A 1 his was surp when nally The last hay was a com for the “Amertear Pout and did t Vthe ne awit Time The 2 t and th John Vo Cru New York, and TR. Downer and Gilbert Jordan, f 1 ‘i Downers start was somewhat of a furpe as it was believed that his Indured Wee would not mit hint stn) r'e Was’ at the line, howey and when pistol was fired he wa with che four, At the end of (itty yards Powever, he brak and fell head Jong and had to t ted from fold “Wefers wor with Cr second, In 213-5 se beating ther werld’s record by 1-5 of a se The forme rdowas held by CoG. Weal, of the Blackheath Harriers, L. Ho Carey, of Princeton: To J. Lee ‘and J. Yo Cram, 2 ‘onds Drunk and Badly Bratacd James MoKensa monumen $1,000 to be expe burial pl The trustees of M. Jum fund are bequeathed $5,000 for erection school The directors are directed to distribute 2,04 among such child ne due nt for mt, ofa th 1 of have the after h te vd in hospital testator mand of wh been s the au him from the the which may Mutual Reserve xpended in a tator’s grave and care of the sonie Hall ant Asy- nas shall have, Ss death the been e (lontity ed within be- hull and she sank in a few moments, ‘The owner, captain and crew lowered the boats and escaped to the shore. They left by train for New York. The Rival was designed by Hillman, She was built in 1878 by Sam Pine at Greenpoint. She {s fitted with com pound engines, and her principal dimen- sions are 102 feet 4 inches over all, 92 feet water line. 17 feet 6 Inches beam and 4 feet draught. Her bow only visible at low tide. Young Gou! Life, ynd Life Assoctation is bequeathed to. Fraak J. Could, youngest sa of the muitt- th testator’s wife ne-third to his Milionaire, has Joined bis brothers, George, Ed- Be ner and eater and onesth 1 to the win and Howard, in managing the vase ald The residue of the estate divided vee . Heteiee : ah ees a onk the testator's wife, w receives Of) Roxb ie a i oh Having devoted los life te building ” up the Mutual Reserve Bund Life As: io transfers to Rurnh the proxtea i atree Burn ws AS Mis successor, then bh mask and civil tf the one-thord of th sum him, a ‘ammany la! iy aren CHASED A DOG TO DEATH. The Antmat a Bitten hus Pighe Ti Kdward Rackas went int of the candy store of Howar Webster ay near road, yesterday, to br When he Was attacked t dos. Phe animal ha Ne dog ran Into th . pursued by Policemen Ser hem of them, When Edward eenth Senatorial Tuesta Ort d © Natiys at Adame's morrow. — Muale by R sat 330 PM. i SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC Fier. BAe HIGH WATE. LOW WATE PA : ‘ 3.5 cand wan OR 4 498 beck and ‘To Gad New Vork loval time ald ¢ minutes o 1 No. fe PORT OF NEW Oiiriatiansand spray OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS, reet and SAILED TO-DAY Gamogne, Mave. Yucatan, Havana in *Evarpook Alene. Kingston ee Rnieavour Mon Roiterdam, Loulslane,’ New it taciee fiswows KI sult New Or a Goncns, Galveston 4 Sued $19. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. a OLE TO-DAY * Norge, Christiansand — Advance, Colon, * Chicago, Mul Monari, “st Lucia, PD. Mes enethshire, GUN tar, oochee, Savannah, 1) Me Champagne, Havre. Seminole, Jacksonville, DUE TO-MORROW. Movil, London, Circassia, Glasgow. + >> 1895 eee TC-MORROW’S TREAT. HOTTEST DAY OF YEAR 1895, At 1230 P. M. the Thermom- eter Registered 96 Degrees, Breaking the Record. AT 1 O'CLOCK IT WAS 96. And Just Think of It, the Mormons are Dodging Snowflakes. COOLER TO-MORROW, MAYBE. Anyway To-Day Was More Endur- able than Yesterday, Thanks to Gen. Humidity. HOURLY TEMPERATURE. D Time. Dearees, eres es ite i 00. To-day 1s the hottest day of the year 1895, The records for the day, year have been broken. The yearly recod was broken at 12.20, when the temperature reached % de- Rrees, one degree higher than the here- tofore warmest day of 1895—May 31. An a climax to this comes the an- nouncement that while we are swelter- ing here in New York, in Salt Lake City there is a snowstorm, ‘The temperature to-day has not only broken the record for Sept. 21, but the record for the month and year as well. The highest ever recorded for the month was Sept. 13, of this year, when it registered 93, It has already reached ‘three degrees higher than that and Sergt. Dunn thinks it has attained the high notch and will now drop gradually, Mr. Dunn says the warm wave is certral along the border of the Middle Atlaatic States, with the highest tem- perature at New York. The wave ex- | tends southwest to Virginia. | At 8 o'clock this morning it registered 82 degrees in Philadelphia, Atlantic City and Norfolk, The greatest change in twenty-four hours was along the Middle Atlantic and New England States, where the temperature went up from 10 to 18 de- grees. Tt was 12 degrees warmer here at 8 o'clock this morning than at the same hour yesterday, when It stood at 68. |'To-day it was 80 degrees and within two hours had climbed nine degrees. The highest record for Sept. 21 in the |ntstory of the Weather Bureau prior | to to-day was in 1891, when the tempera- | ture reached 85 degrees, | “The warm wave,” he ald, “is due |to an area of low pressure from the | northwest combining with an area of high pressure on the South Atlantic coast. While It will be warm to-mor- row, It will be a trifle cooler than to- j day.” | Mr, Dunn also sald there was no cool | wave in sight, but the heighth of the | warm spell would be reached Jatter which it will gradualy become | cooler. | In the Northwest, particularly the} Dakotas, where the people have been! suffering from an excessively hot spell, there has been a drop in the tempera- | ture of from ten to twenty-four de- | grees. | The humidity to-day averages about {10 per ce month and t, against an average of 73 per cent yesterday RAWLINS, Wyo., Sept. 21—A_heavy northeast snow storm began at an early hour this morning Snow is elght inches deep on the level and It is still snowing. to-day, | | never repeats and never nods. Often you wonder why It Is that invariably and automatically buy the Sunday World and sniff at all the othe Sunday papers, Editors of other Sunda papers wonder why that is also, Nave been told this week, The § World ts a newspaper of “Neve never appears without putting al oth: you They day It rheets entirely in the shade, It never fails to stir tho blood, It neyer “ails to surprise and never to gratify. it never contains less than four » of pure and chaste humor. vou anything that less you are supernaturally learned, It never tells 1 knew before, in- at Sometimes we are almost sorry to tell In advance about the wonderful features that we have bought with to’! brains and morey, We say to oursel 3 We only want intelligent readers. All Intel- Hgent men are getting the paper as fast as they can, Why should we tell of these fine features in advance and worry the poor little editors who know nothing about their business and try in vain to imitate us?” This week we have # good deal to ray about women. We aways say a good deal about women, but to-morrow you will find us even more versatile than vaual in that line, Dr, Forbes Winslow, a ecientist, mind you, and a truly great man, has taken the trouble to write for women about themselves, He pities the case of the two millions of unmarried females and tells them what they can do, He writes three columns, and the woman who does not read it to-morrow may count that day lost as soon as she seca its low, descending sun, Forbes Winslow thinks that women can compete with those of the opposite sex, and he is an English- map at that But we have a better story about women. It is the story of the wonder- ful California murder, told fully for the first time, We have more about dying Armenia in the Sunday World, It is an appeal written by that sincere patriot Herant Mesrob Kiretchjian, The great Atlanta Exposition ts prop- erly described in the Sunday World. It will not be so described in any one of the Sunday World's feeble imitators. You may lay to that, as Stevenson would say. There is a midway plaisance at At- lanta, And the scientists have disco ered the microbe of fertility. The ed- {tors of the Sunday World, who have to be fertile in fdeas, have got two cans of the microbes with them and this edition of the paper gets the benefit. Col. Ingersoll is now sorry that he did away with hell, He has had his pocket picked and does not know, under the circumstances, how the thief is to be Punished, It is thought by his friends that the pocket picking may be the en- tering wedge to his conversion. He tells about the sad event in the only paper that amounts to anything. Speaking of girls, there's a picture of a Salvation Army girl on horseback that 1s worth framing. She looks a good deal more attractive than Wash- ington crossing the Delaware. What do you think of a modern jail, with gratings on the cells like the gates on ferry-boats? There 1s one well de- scribed in the Sunday World with a gen- tleman behind the bars. Nym Crinkle fs abcut the best all- around writer in New York. He knows more than most men about most things, and that fs al! you can ask. In addition to that, he is versatile, brilliant and pro- Iific. He tamed the microbe of fertility, and had him tethered in his back yard years ago, This week he writes a plain statement of our currency muddle and for the first time in your life you will know something about tt, We want you to know that we are not only brilliant, but also thorough, ‘To-morrow in print sixteen pictures of the falling of a drop of water into a glass of milk, We tell you about Parisian Turkish baths for horses, about a new and very queer religious female sect, about the way to fight weevils, about the Joyful news that the cropping of dogs’ ears is to cease, about glass coffins and moume-traps, and about the true blue Puritan Sunday, all on one of the Sunday World's dozens of pages. the Sunday World we | AMERICANITIS. A New Name It fot a New Disease, A Frightful Ma'ady Spread Through the Country. Americ; ns Especially Subject to its Dangers, | Preventative Measures to be’ Employed, Words of Warning from an Eminent Source, We Americans are naturally a nervous people, The Influences of climate, the rmshing race for Wealth, a too stiintilating dist. the hurry and bustle of every day life, all tend to Incrense the « ral ervoust wera ce American, Ha for the nerves are all bodlywoustantly In motion, He sleepless anid starts at the least, 4s Americanitis, me the men who are afflicted by the hurry and drive of our daily life. ‘The women of our country have many more Interests than fare merly and they also have been drawn into the @ macktrom, Hulls, ree ptions, parties aud the endless round of household cares and duties of the om woman wear out the nerves, has headaches, she can- not sleep, pains attack her tn the cr treatbiug troubles he sof thea rs ndern she sharp heart, i S001 plete nervous aud Why my Milnent, she ts the viet of Americanttis, This is mon Thousands of men and wom Ware thus snffor- oC rellef 18 opened, writes Mr M. BO, Ne Ve, RO ne for me, 4 with patng 1a my and that tired feeling, OF, In other 0 to do anything, and ik done it My business ros auitred me to 4 and when [Ww tho T must sit down, al Htogive up M. J. SNYDER. “Thad taken all kinds of medicine and the doctors told me It was overwork and kidney. trouble. revort I made up iny mind to try Dr, Nervuira blood and remedy. La bottle or two and t condem 1 for rad, bute T ny nied an uid give it mkood fest. 1 ot tive dollars aud {took itund It was four Yours wee and [ain as sound as a bullet, ots plinple or ble alsh absut me ait amas sold ana rock. Au wubting the genuineness of hotties for is, OVERWarKEt, nan (ik w blessing whl ck life and streagih, 1 ¢ Are you a victim 9} mise? CaN You it nefits of this great biood Nervura isa pu covery of Dr. (sry City, Whos J oinltse tun Tay beconsuited {rc or by letter. ———___._____ DISEASES OF MEN, Dr. He Treskow. Ave., poritively cure by the improved Bre: or Ww bring b: 14th St patation’ axa suc fig to Its M1 West 14th at, near 6 4 quick and ‘perma n method to all suf= ferers from carly errors, loss of vitality, weake ness of body and mind, pri ea, vari. cocele, &e. Personal consulta textinioniais free. OMce Do you wonder that the tiny, imitating see what we do? * | Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher calls! six cara to Scnday moriine:) Aa @ [bloomers @ disgrace to her sex, She! sock as ever offered on thie market for wina, \wishes to give her views to the whole) p."M. WYGANT, 2s Womhington st, N.Y. ‘There are some fears for sheep. 88, world and of course she expresses : ‘ es | haut tne weather furm cad there wi them In the Sunday World, Mrs, Rus- undoubtedly be heavy losses, {sell Harrison says they are ugly. Dr. peat Margaret Cleaves dislikes them, Mrs. Sen iher\ Forecasts |Scrimgeour says they are supremely Forecast for thirty-slx hours ending 8 P. M./ugly, Mme, danauschek objects to Sunday; tor New York City and viclnity, fait! thor, and Mrs, Romero cally them to-day and on Sunday allghtly cooler, winds 88M* | Hideous, But we are free from preju- The Milowine record shows the changes in the dice, We say to the bloomer gitl,""There [temperature for the mo hours indl- cated by the thermome: OA M....706 A, M Neen | THOUGHT IT WAS A ‘HOLD-UP.’ Perry's pharmacy Were Only Celebratin, PARNELL, Kansas, Sept. 21.—Mr. and | Mrs, Joseph Speck, of St. Joseph, who were married and had started on a trip) to Chicago, were the Innocent cause of frightening the passengers aboard the eastbound Santa Fe train last right A party of friends had escorted the couple to the depot and were fring off guns In celebration of the event. Whén the train hove In sight It was flagged, and the passengers secreted thelr valu: ables and hid themselves as best they could In antleipation of a “hold-up. A shower of rice that came through the windows a moment later, howey all fears. Lawyer Culver Arrested for Con. tempt, Weeks W Culver, a lawyer, was arrested to- Jay on an onder signed by Juatice Culiea tn Culver ts charged ty obey an to Arnie T up in’ Ludlow. Stree Free Church Docan't Rev. Lindsay Parker. rector Peter’ Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, advocates revival of the pew ayatem dn tos church. The church wih paid. poms, It used to ave think y of Biv congregation > be aurolusely disione an. —o | Wartng nto Be T | coh, Waringrs men, who have been waiting four eka for ther wages, delayed by Comptroller Fitch, have been assured that the: receive | tem o Me nd Ap the amount Ho Went, Collis P. Huntington will leave for San Fran- cisco to-morrow morning. Mr. Huntington hat made the trip last thirty years, and \sually remainy in Sap Francisco about three bonibe Rut Friends of the Happy Couple | old. ts room enough in this world for thee 9A. M....78/12 M....86) and me," and we print eight columns |of bloomer pictures that cast a good |deal of light on the vexed question, | There is a baby cyclist eighteen months What do you think of that? We print his picture to-morrow. We also | print a picture of a gold ring 2,500 years old. All our Jokes are new, so we do not say that the ring was made for the eading ballet lady of the German opera, Seriously, dear reader, don’t fall to read our story about the great new ‘botanical garden, If that does not in- terest you, you have no etyle pride, You can barely be called anthropo- | orphous, and that's a fact, Get the Sunday World to-morrow. We say this for your suke, not for our own. = | She Dicd of Appendicitin. NGTON, N. J., Sept. 21.—Mrs, Nathaniel A. Voorhees, mother of Senatar Fuster M, Voor: 8, of Union County, one of the candidates at the late ican Convention for the tion for Governor, died at her home, in Clins last night, Mrs, Voorhees hat an operation py forme on her for appendicitis and died twenty minutes later, Dangers Lurk In decaying vegetation and in the malaria b-eet Jng beds of dried up rivers and pomds. ‘There is ' fo guard well the health at this sear at atiacks of disiase, Keep the bina! pure: the appetite and digestion good and the physical trengihh unimpaired, Hood's Sarsaparilia Is exactly adapted for these purposes It purifies the blood, builds up the nerves and sus:ains the genera) health as noshing eise cau do, because Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ié the One True Blood Purifier. ilroads. watBA'S OREATES NEW YORK ENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER RR BBO A. M.—Exceps Sunday. Empire Stace Rae press,” Fasvest train ia ihe world, ‘A.M. —Except Sunday. ye Adirond Mouncains aiid Moutres! on O80 AM Dally, Fast Mall. For Syracuse, Kiochiester, Buffalo, Niakara Falla, Chicagos 10,80 A.M Except Sunday itay Express, FOP ali a ter | 1.00% st So n Limited. Clme slanati, Indiana St Louls, Chk | sasol eM —Excepe” Sunday.” West | au tebanhegesie, Aunany, Tor, Saratoga | DP. M.—bally. orth’ shore’ Limited | Detrait 820 A. AL Chicora 430, B Moe 6.00 PML —bally” Por Albus. Toy, Buttale, Cleveland. Detroit, “Chicago, “Cinetuwathy + sk G85 V. S—Dally, For Saratoga, Burlingtn Plaitsburg St. Albans and take Plast” 7.00 POM. Daily, For Adirondack Mountaing/ and Montreal | T8O°P M—Lally, For Auburn road pointe, Huftalo Niagara Falla, Coovelaat, Claghee Rath, Indlanapotis, St Lu eo | B46 PM — Dally, For Cape Viticent, Ogdemae Durg, Cleveland, Detrult, Chicugd 12.100 Nien—Ts train ‘for Chicago ang principal | oa New. York Central, ean ae PM Uy, except Sunday, to Pirtntield, via Halen Divisione v. 1 -Suasay coly, to Pittsfield and the Hills, via Hari Division, SIGHT TRAINS TO YONKERS. 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