The evening world. Newspaper, June 5, 1902, Page 9

i] i q UPROAR IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS OVER KITCHENER. Irish Denunciation Stirs English Wrath— French Deputies in Riot. LONDON, June 5.—By the adop- tion of the cloture, thus cutting off debate, the House of Commons to- day granted Lord Kitchener £50,000 ($250,000) in recognition of his ser- vices In South Africa. By an odd cvincidence, it was just three years ago to-day that the House voted Gen. Kitchener £30,000 (150,000) on account of the Soudan campaign. Mr, Redmond, during the debate, anid Lord Kitchener had cause the deaths of 15,000 children and had warred on women This caused an uprear in the House a~* Mr, <dmond was unable to pro- ceed. Later, when Mr. Balfour moved a vote of thanks to the army the Irth members retaliated and the Speaker was compelled to appeal for order. In the Hei :e of Lords the Premier, Lord Salisbury, paid a high tribute to the colonial troops. He said England was never safer than during the period of the war. In accordance with the King's mos- sage to the House of Commons yester- day the Government leader, A. J. Bal- four, this afternoon moved a vote of £50,000 ($250,000) to Lord Kitchener, Mr. Balfour, in supporting the motion, referred to Lord Kitchener's rapid pro- motfon, He said it had been given to few public servants to compass so much work for their country in so short a time. Redmond Hooted Down. William Redmond (Irish Nationalist.) started what developed into almost a riot by remarking that Lord Kitchener would go down to his- tory as a General who had “made war on women and children.” ‘This remark called forth loud cries of “Withdraw” and appeals to the Chatr- man to cali Mr. Redmond to order. The Chairman said the expression used was not disorderly, but a majority of the House refused to Hsten any further to Mr, Redmond and Interrupted him with all kinds of shouts, After a quarter of an hour spent by Mr. Redmond in fruitless endeavor to gain a hearing, the closure was moved. he closure was adopted by 273 to 136 votes and the grant of £60,000 to Lord Kitchener was carried by 899 to 44 votes, ‘The minority consisted of Irish Nation- alists and two or three Radicals, —_-—. RIOT OF DEPUTIES ; LOUBET CALLED THIEF, PARIS, June 5.—During a dispute in the Chamber of Deputies to-day M. De Largentaye (a Reactionary Deputy from the Cotes-du-Nord) exclaimed: “Yes, you Republicans are swindlers and traitors and in a way foreigners." ‘A number of Republican Deputies re- torted hotly, whereupon M. De Largen- tave added excitedly: “And your President of the Republic is a thief” A scrimmage, during which fisticufts were exchanged, ensued, half a dozen Deputies, including the Marquis de Dion, M. Millevoye and M. Meslier, taking part In the fighting, The row was of a political natur nuty Bachimont called M. Millevoy coyndrel and was challenge. nessige was taken by Count De Dion M. Sargentaye. They claim to have insulted by Bachimont and say int De Dion slapped his face, is statement Bachimont say is a CHEVALIER THE CHAMPION OF HUNGRY CATS HE FEEDS. Chevalier Alberto de Bassini, formerly erick W. Steele represented the Depart: court singer to King Luis of Portugal, went to the East Fifty-seventh street Municipal Court to-day just to find oyt who was the complainant who charged him with the crime of feeding a few etarving cats whose owners had closed up their houses and gone to the country for the summer, j Mme, de Bassini was serving midday luncheon to seventeen of these deserted in the back yard of their home, ‘ast Ninety-first street, when a the Health Department served ‘@ summons on the Chevalier, saying at the same time that it would be with- drawn if the Chevaller would dismiss the cats. Buc whe animal sv cats stary noon to dell |the other s | hood intultively knew they could share | he refused to say | them, too. If New York C ment of Health gt the hearing, and Judge ‘Josephs et the case for ‘Thurs, a 2, June 1 “7 shall be tn the Cheval ourt at that time,” said “because I want to know the name of the complainant. “Tam an old man, but Iam not yet [too old to Nght, and would be willing to meet the indivjdual who was heartless enough to objec pox ’ to my feeding a few ir me to witness uld not see those e Dutcher came at the meat for my animals rving ones of the neighbor- mqe nd they all flocked there, intend to keep my cate nd to feed y will not who had made the complaint the |jet me do it on the island of Manhattan Chevaller, who is a tnember of fhe So- clety for the Prevention of Cruelty to | 1 shall move off the island, “If Tam further persecuted because I Animals in Naples, declared he would | pelieve in alleviating animal suffering go to court just to find out who com-| wherever posalble I shall move to Peeks- plained against him. He says he wants | jill and take my cats with me to spend to learn if the laws of this State forbid the feeding of a starving animal if it does not happen to belong to you. the summér there. “Tf the Httle animals were such a nuls- ance as this unknown compjainant says Tn wourt the Chevauer dramatically | why Is it that my numerous pupils— declared that he would not, employ counsel to defend the case, and that he would be satisfied to Ko to the electri> chair in defense of his right to feed all the cats he wanted to. ‘Assistant Corporation Counsel Fred- young girls and women of refine —come to my house every day for thelr lessons and find no fault? tastes “Do you suppose they would have come for a second lesson if the cats had been A nuisance? Never!" ACCUSED POLICEMEN DRUNK IN POLICE TRIAL-ROOM, (Continued from First Page.) room and immediately asked for a post: [and giving Cunningham careful scrutiny, ronement. “I don't blame you," sald the Deputy Commissioner. ‘The man Is in no con- ition to be put on trial. I will adjourn the caso for a week to give him a. chance to sober up. Protesting and mouthing Dougherty was led to the Inspector's office, where an examination showed officially what everybody else knew from the evidence of their eyes. In addition to the in- toxication charge another was preferred against Dougherty, based upon hin re- mark to Capt. McClusky, He was sus; pended pending trial. Patrolman C, 6 Walker, of the Charles street station, was arzaigned on & charge of being drupk in a saloon dur- ing iMegal hours, of failing to make an Arrest for illegal Mquor selling and of falsely arresting and clubbing John Donahue, of No, 18 Groat Jones street, alb of these offenses havea been com- mitted on Easter Sunday, Donahue complained to the policeman of a man who had been ansoying. his Aoumb tei . The policeman abused ‘one ahue, clubbed him and then arrested in on & charge of amaull. As je usual n auch canes Dreagure had ‘been brought upon Donahue and he wanted to with: Sraw hie charge, but Deputy Commis: #oner Thurston made him tell hie story’ For the fourth time during the # & policeman under the Tnfiuense of liquor was arraigned for trial, This was Patrolman Thomas Cunningh Pf, the, West, Twentieth streot sintion: was Rcouned 0) ny et pan w drunk on Cunningham "braced himself and en- tered an excuse, He re cr (i been on duty for nearly’ forty-olgh! mie erensed since the frat ef Ja “T shall reserve decision in this case,’” arn CITY CLUBCALLS ON LOW FOR REFORM Emphatle protest was made to Mayor Low to-day by & committee trom the City Cjub which ‘called upon him at the City Hall, against the non-fulfiiment of promises made to tRe people of New York during the campaign last fall, Tho committee was composed as fol- lowa: Wheeler H, Peckbam, President of the City Club; R, Fulton Cutting, President of the Citizens’ Union; Dr. Thomas R. Slicer, Chairman of the Committee on Municipal Government of the City Club, and James R, Burnet, As a result of thelr investigation the following list of statements were made to the Mayor to-day: ‘The Police Department in utterly demo aed, Gambling rooms and pool-rooms are running all over the elty, ‘The Kxeise law is openty vio every Sunday and ne attempt & made to enforce the law call for the closing o'clock im tl Disord ne it Bember, have in On these points the City Club is em- oe hag the Mayor is poling. to do be submitted she cera" THE WORLD: THURSDAY OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK. Visit the Restaurant and Try Our Table d’Hote Dinner at 25c. Entire Block, Fulton Street from Bridge to Duflield Street, Brooklyn. Special Items for All Day Friday. doseph i.Bauland : No Mail Orders Filled on These Items, EVENING, JUNE: 5, 1902 The largestselling — 5,0) PACK AGE good size pac _CHEWID regular price 5 HA hemstitehed, each, SAUCERS, with slight Imperfec- Je] heels and to RUBACHED MUSLIN, 1 yard Ze] piatea, PALM AND aay aT SOAP, In Drug Dept. 3¢) "Re ‘BUTTONS, in rochet — Se POINT DE PARI8 UACKS, TORCHON LACHS AND INSERT- WIDE COTTON LACE § TURN-OVER COLLARS. floral designs. GLOVE FINISHED CAMBRIC. 4¢ WHITE SHAK! TLES, good quality, 2 for CHILDPE heels and toe ees GRO: eT PAPER,| BABY TALCUM POWD:) Wyte. Jc] Drug Dept, ~ ) GAS GLORE G GUM, Jg| ‘patterns, tin, si OF TOL age, regu’ Rin Ge large S-oz. can for hed, value each, yard, a eee ae DKERCHIBFS, J¢ ; Brey and 7G WOME fast black teth x1 ytton, STOCKI Dies feet, double Jo insertions, pure ale ioe pain 2 In WHITE CUPS A to A0e. SHIRT WAIST ST ing 1,000 _old- Jeweled BLACK MOWAIR Ff Gnd enameled, 4 in sei, vatne Tondon >. and Mo, set, 7c LDERFLOW WANIZED TRON WATER extra quality, guaranteed pues hot to leak, to go at, while Ge te and emoxed| 1.000 last, each, vone and 3e/nicycrm BELLS, all nickelle tone, double strok work ¢ COATS, full assorted etripes, value 19¢., 10 go at PICTURE simile Piture Dept. price, cottan, ekwear Zo good quality PRINTED LAWNS AND BATISTE, erapy wen Roods, yard, ‘on white and tinted dots, sprigs anc vane 3c _PIBCI hiffon a isting. of | LAS, taffeta) with steel rods, vara, BD. Oe] Ions wat crooks: choice, one to a ® NEW, DOL SCAT D DI CHIEFS, —— Ite, each, 4c KNIVES, triple] ‘T make, fancy alue $2.00 dozen, ea., 9c R FLANNEL. Ac es lon neh sauare for 1 i SH De H —— sg, |SHEPHERD CHECKS, cotton and] the new D T GAS MAN- Se] > wool, mixed in the popular color- Qe] % ngs, Ie. Roods, yard, hy AND BOUQUETS. | BABY PRAY STOPKINGS, fast | FLOW ie. and 4! ‘amless feet, dowhle | worth 2bc,, small sizes only, Ge] did assortment, choice, bric, yd, RIBBON al!| SUMMER. GRAT BOOKS for Summer reading by pop-| $i authors, Ven t3 E ab a choice ee Pee aoe en Rrontier | SHREDDED | WHEAT Humor, A Marriage at Sea Master of Tir the Four and many others, copy, ACE STRIPE LAW? finish, in new de- Bo] veomb, each, SIRARD'S TOOTH POWDER, 2 oz nickel screw top, in 5c ! 1c, regularly, k, heavy and soft, regular hip, sizes 18 to "qual 10 quality, price, ge, clear type helor, Black Beauty lantrae. Sian of Go| frilled clastic, assorted colors, | {()/ in Notion Dept., 2 pair, SHOPPING BAGS, lare ther Goods Dept., value 42] CoLORDD. : handsomely. zreens, reds a_size, cream, APHO- y loud and sortment clear, marches, EMBROIDBRIES, wide | with Ingertings to 5c match, all fine and showy, yd... cake’ walks, quartets, coon songs. wil! play on any machine, 45 lar price, Bic, now . . price, DRES: WOMEN'S CORSET COVERS, per-| “p: felled seams, ail 5c] Value 290. each, TCE CRHAM, a ten cent dish 1 Se] mode, black and w our restaurant, for BELTS, piaited sateen, with back and clasp to. match, 45 LOVES, tan, | CHILDRE ite; value As _—_§———— |WOMEN'S LISLE pring heels, kid BABY RINGS, 1 dainty chased WRITING PAPER, in beautiful boxe: containing 24 sheets and 24 envel- | tra squallty, both. plain and ruled. called! jty,” ‘the ‘Queen's Court, value Ie, Bo IC, odds and ends of our| sizes 32 to 41, valu Black Babe and I, Woen Uncle y Ix Ready, Old and Alone, A Trip to| cales, ail new patterns and fast] Klondike, My Sweet Little; color: Carrie Brow! fike, Automobile March, Darktown | to If years, at Duty to the 3. in Diack or black and m gold filled, in fancy meshes, 15 ds, value 21c, 5e} ampson's ex: | ————— I- | WALL P. Sa 15) Wand 90 yards of .| FLOOR OILCLOTH, e yard, WOMEN'S SHIRT WAISTS. percale. CHAIRS, » Hao *k owhh bra ~ —} in ifght and medi | colors, | | + price, Ma} — a BLOL music, such as n madras andl pe! m, BOY CIGARS, cellent 19) . Firat Comes Your —— — — lag and others, 5c! BOYS' PANTS, good grade chevints ; neat medium dark and i “3 $ CHI 1 420) Naked, horse t full cut blouses, The Belle of Klon-| colors, with Byron color: SHO to 2, made fom) YARDS OF TAF 1% «yards wid , 3,000 yards, yard TOMATOES, Farren's small cango! WHITE 2 OILCLOTH, black or whit 5C| Rovs’ HATS, Tam 0’ Shanters, Bolts and Jockey caps. in crash finen and white duck, good SC} grade 21 price, TABUTAT SILK, less (han Importers cost, yard, "ol ton, low neck and no sleeves, neatly full size: price, ality, price, value 10: @¢ BASTING COTTON, 10-yard 6c Be rds, and Taw. pressed Jo TUCKING — ALLOVER, space and cluster 1 RES TAM, oad lot, # Ne ot hemititch BRILL ed and fet A quality yard, mode, white and "S$ SBERSUCKE thered floune value in colonial frames, 2 fac- ateroolors in BLACK ALBATROS genuine pure AND WOM ish Rloria ‘onga wood } fancy | trimmed with ‘Gert on « n 6 b : lore; Value M : SKIRTING. §| # . cam- 30 [| h 2 ‘hook, short | Bal BIS- COTTAGE CURTAINS, 4 In. fluted or Sree OT TTPO ackave 10 eect | e pe Bue | Lee pepularly. sfc. NOW, . Three, ‘Tenipest and @unshine. Rev-| + 5. — ose —supponTmne, | unin. rexula 1 mn |: ly Var Needlework Devt. (35, PMBROIDPRED splen- 4Q] 2, inch, In Swiss ruftied border. dr CLOTHS, §-4 A Cloth: nen ‘Dept.; value 8 WRAPPER full flounc th washable medium a lorings, sizes 4 to 4h, 4 <IRTS. tan made with . trimmed Ww h four rows of 37 to 4 In. 40 *3 SHOPS, button and Ino. tips, stout’ soles, sizes 9 55 SUINE OLD CROW Jaines & 5Q by W. A. olls of er etme 65 , golden finish, high fancy turn regularly 68 nane umatra wrap- Nox ath, 09 spring he ombination fill patent leather HATS, closely 8 wns. '79 Ff is weeping Eczema, commonly BU NIKE See ieee mi called Salt Rheum. These acid poisons sometimes dry up the natural | aad Pa with plate #! oils and the skin becomes hard and dry, often cracking and bleeding glasses guaranteed SUNART CAMDRAS, ler and finder, ox3is, value TABLE BPD, white enam + = — finish, choice of natio: WOMBPN'S VESTS, Swiss ribbed cot- |CORBETS, 4-hook, medium length, in| wire springs, extra izes 23 and Min., regular D>) size only, regularly GARPHT MATS, size 18x27 Inches.) COLUMBIA, $5.0) GRAPHOPHONE, 1 tert $3.29 18x27 inches, 33] including horn. repr in fine tucks, 25 R PETTI ime in 29 fine VMBREL- neh, made ni any with yshioy assort 39 browns, good qual- skirt, yore Hd, ‘exce ( One Band from “FLORODORA Cigars or Two Bands from CUBANOLA” "CREMO” ‘GEO. W CHILDS’or JACKSON SQUARE Cigars « are of same value as one “SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTE BOX FRONT. — reveemeD ar | 20 Wie e ace sy | NEWYORK, ° 1 flare atent leather WHISKEY. For Sale. is due to the retention Tal] re in thesysten of Ure | SPECIAL THIS WEEK. Acid or other inflam- No fake offer of t matory poisons which find their way into the blood, and are forced by the circulation through a ~ the glands and pores of the n, causing it to burn like fire, and the ine nt itching allows no rest night orday. eczema appears in a great many different forms, beginning frequently as a mere redn of the skin, followed by little blisters or pimples, from which a clear $5 SOLID GOLD EYEGLASSES for or straw colored matter oozes, form- SALT RHEUM»: 1000 sores, seal sai tae But We Are Giving i tt to ft 4 takes p trom SP OO wp. $1.19 ul or woven | and causing intense pain and fearful itching. This form of Eczema is known as Tetter, and oftenest attacks the hands ‘TETTER “+ Unsightly eruptions in the shape of pimples and blackheads break out upon the face, and shoulders asa result of polluted blood, and this humiliating Ld 4 is called Acne. Local remedies afford but scant relief. The |_ EYESIGHT SPECIALIST, 4 ood and system being saturated with the poison, the D j se cannot be reached with washes, salves, powders g 8. 8. ’ T, Ne he restores the de- Het. 6th & 7th aves., directly opposite Proctor'® p neck | diseas ACNE : or other local applications. teriorated blood to its normal condition, stimulate: “THE ALLEN” IS NOW FREED ON JEROME'S OWN PLEAS! #sziss'sr" Jen just goes Into’Couxt and whips them | out of thelr boots,” CASE IN ANGRY MOOD.| (Then t withdrew tror An affidavit sworn to on information| eral of ¢ and belief, charging County Detective | of 4,1? McLellan with shooting James Mo y.| With this, he turned 19 Jordan 1B ’ |Popular Society Girl Saves Her) Vith Regular uarteriy Preierrad Uvdend, iis was accepted by Magistrate Crane in| treet and usked him to look after’ the | Brother from a Drunkard’s Grave. | 2 efthe suse? a ji yesecond str complaint made as it he District-At refusal to accuse Mc of whooting McCoy, He us: willingness to withdraw from the cw should an aMdavit be made and to ap ply for a special Deputy Attorr as attorney for Molellai of 8 warrant on this amdavit,” he eee MoLall ToL olin has noth’ All you can do is leaue witnempes to determine in it Ld jy aye) lenue, Hauitel eo (Continued from First Page.) zone Coieeten Re —EEEE r ALPINE | 1180 Myrtle rned doy This affide is based upon. information and b “I wm aware that it is strong enough n by the Supreme Court , as you may be awar Hef Magistrate. the enne,” |] Attorney, dr rney-Gene | World elegance; « with full announced ¢ Diner! “and shall axk the A © State to take charge Court this after-| {nterests of Mo ellan, Mr. G: wild Fritz Lindinger York JAquor = T lan alers’ Association, Dis for half an hear ty get a bondsman by telephone when Lindinger walked Into his office to ak for postponements in| fome excise violation cnses, He Kot whe eaw it WHOOPING COUGH COMPOUN: itive cure for ahis dreadful disease In from 8 j ¥ Ie daye, ‘which otherwise taken the full | “PZOV course of 18 weeks. Price Board Wanted. JEROME QUITS M'LELLAN jo noid “this dedendant,* replied the ¥,FAMILY of four, wan and wie meine ana Rescued water; Jersey preferred by Machine, Fell from His| ried hia] irict-Attorney Jerome ‘had-peen iyink! Wheel and. Died from a Fractured Skull, ‘The Waterbury nine ie the best team | village at terrific speed thet league On Buurtey atornmo OF] noble was not recognised we ie tea will the le wae not reoogn by uh f TINIE ke will play Veureall dh a] y DIVORCE $50 i Nis! the sluggish organs, and all the waste matter eliminated through the proper channels. 5.5.5. makes the blood rich and strong, and under its | tonic and invigorating effects the general health , and the skin becomes soft and smooth again. S. S. S. contains no minerals, but is guaranteed purely vegetable. on the Most Liberal Terms of Write us if you need medical advice; this will cost you nothing, Illustrated book on skin diseases sent free, C R E D ] a THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. pe Brooklyn | Gis Sur"Aves’ wear den Bt H. ZEITZ & TARSHIS, SUMMER CLOTHING FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 201) century; a per Interest and Dividend Notices, International Paper Conpany, CREDI $) WROAD STREK W YORK, t denired. more | | from Drink. Laiies', Gentlemen's © EN OT co 2289 3d Ave., wis. Thomas J. McGuire, of No. 152| he was willing to have McLellan pa ! ot, aw | Toled in the custody of the District ane R ih & eae and .eagy wayiol curiny be ° > awore out the | per orney., ‘The Dinitiet-Attorney rested DUE 10 FAST AUTO drink He HH wit as | tog | 884 Columbus Ave., with. to accept the reaponutbiiity, Me, Rollin oF Wamen Wad Hive m ye be Eel AMouiro was brought into epurt byl eter @ consultation with the dleiricte FI ¥ poorethy, cured thott| rranater beak ' wil clon UUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL . Mr. Gruber sald that! Attorney patos 1 to guarantee the hy ive biighting hat 4 nA \ r CLOTHING for men, women and chiibe 4 : 5 eurance of MoLellun putin = rears pave bei did not deel thal 2 DAN Ha mn mu he a the dofendant n #000 | i J fad ta CREDIT ie cad Mi pee ‘ ail for examination on June 13," an-| poe , in tho : waey, Mee derma pers|neunene, {rie Maeairats Rich Contractor, Frightened! of the For Scle, | Manhattan Clothin, President of the New i fuyed bear @6th at, 4 | hee pear } Turner ch ave, near way, pear Whipple st grails ohtbing, $1 woke FIDENTIAL, 40 World. 1} WatchesandDiamonds, anon i (pe Lowest Prices, Reliable Goods. (REDII}) | | | | ihe OAae, Nanosthonements and the went down athe i ta J signed the Molalun bal Haid faite i 5 The aMdavit of McGuire apocifion that | suulfe Und slaned the Molalian Mil) yo peppy 5A nyt tis) American Watch and Diamond Co, ; » of the rad Voar of blood-po! «hax © 4 tonto. * | Mise tsabelte Turner, ¥ aottinn, tee | 49 "SAAN LAND Take wlovator. Dentistry. shooting. he] satpanement of the proposed operation Ole Pert ntrwctor, of | avr, aaumbter ut wile BNO dw of this mar. 7 —__——— ne Di eCoy Kye Village, was frightened by an auto. ripk in hor fauuly Cours ® 4 Volght, of Bellevue Hospital, who Vagtous remedy of Golden GEO W. McNULTY. MoGuire, “that it sof McCoy, suid to-day that] Mobile that whixsed him as he was) gf you Care to t oun Bide " le . . y trick to shoot a man in 4 pasned a quiet, resttih night | r4, i - : fpeathe, Bry: adly avnd, ail who ' r bald he had not shot ate ipivovad ‘even’ ‘bayond hia] Tidlne his bieyole on the past rand below | CHA ABALL { nit le ‘wax New York's Painless Dentist, the Injury to fhe man had ota Hons. tye, and he lost ance and fell hat it w wt) Doxa Cal on Weite | rH AY AL'S) . by his hitting the back of MeCoy han a chance for re “4 of Geldea-Bpeeil w Yor CO. 336 SIXTH A S ainat «nal, ie ad welt that any relatives) OPPOslte the country residence of Frank by Welamann | & : NOME) ya, | AROWN AND. DRI "1 m to-day em! 1 u Mat geeltivaly sate . toy In rational, but Tani Pinot te "correspondence b? er on alfidavit was panned to the allowed to do a BF Hin akull was fractured by the fall, and | Lomteenome een OS ae Ae au) ‘a i® he constit him- Ay CP i iL Ee he was taken to tie home in Rye, whore | Patents. . Full Set { “There iy no bars for the Isauan eens he died threo hours later, | are ER sat of Teeth, MoPhillips to Piteh for Hobo The oeoupanta the automoblis, | ‘iatae. 6) page WENA dupatirah ald the Magia- | sorniiiipe, the crack somi-protessional iwiries, | WMCh I# wald to have boon trave Fe a a ei sad Perfect Fit Guaranteed, to aay,” eaia | MA bee engaged by the Hoboken essbeli coum | At the rate of thirty-fve milew an hw Rnmday, He ¥ « x AT/"c08* gold Pitiings. ALO WP go BL Disirlet Attorney) 1° MAN" O00 L wir tar Hk the game wi the Water, | ware (wo nen and two wonen Tey | 1 west : at” peralate 0 District. foam of the Connections Male League at nob mtop when Heervar foli from ewyers, blANON Db week rm ey ¢ rien that you have no Fight to George Cricket Grounds In Mobeven next| Mis Wheel, but dashed through Kye y sing, Ween bilee; eaay ata. NATIONAL The auto GEORGE ROBINSON, Hs visuaucgarinde, $1 WBBKUY sui tusciaes, Simm