The evening world. Newspaper, August 31, 1903, Page 2

e THE WORLD) MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 41, 100% ee ee Sie REE MMU LIMNAIREC’ POUNCE] PURROY FIGHTS FOR GRAND JY TAES RBRIAMER GAIN 871 401) . AN ENGINE:HOUSE UP CASE OF LAMAR eee: iL i ; i ; ADMITS TROLLEY KILLING Clash une Pe Department Justion Fort cum that it and Aapid Transit Commas) fyidanee Warante @roker CASTORIA Ror tninots ond Chludres, The Kind You Have GAOL 1H rate fhe telin ‘ | gen tear Yeates 6 ; A B ere one 1S oan edie lide nae Witnesses Tell of Newark Crash in or Over Tearing Down of Be indicted for Offense with Phe nih he ae ys GHOUE HWOTT HIP Fe Fhe Howe oF the enone f Wwe , ‘ P ‘ the Contre Street Buiiding. “Monk Eastman sees weit tiles . ; Which Sehool Children Lost Their | anton anu | ‘The ven wromed 0 suit hn nde one fingihe Stree atowelsot |) Boars the (RO WOE wwe, thowen Melinn e hie « yarnta @ . =i ‘ . — Ghien How time of It ant « bas nip the hone Lives—President Cassatt, John D jus Sionst SEL Comm hp Went ihe ochts would en oi Heit Crimmins and Other, Face Jury. . Sine ¢ A Signature fetlance fad the twrter ot 9 F where fh ‘ Ii ae Ohneneve: ae sy fone ane Mest Contains reiitor Pinched hie ant to windwar! i amp of wind, The » , . . , i ‘ x . ‘ . o Mem Opium Morphine vor Mineral, CoMtinued to Arop UNE!) It wee Hlowlnw AOL A NH tiene we four te vie " q . ' Birt lta Gece te: Comets cee Gea ' | Nor NAnCOTIC, an hour, Under there cond ire ke ed comeideraniy, and it alae * : “ ¥ ond the r t ment ” 4 | Manee’s flat, broad body Kept ler foot and constantly m e ries naa ae Tt e f * aidere anion quar) Ott Within one mile of the mark Rein Ale two wh hen ‘ a . alts ' e A be the ‘ JoR the mark of the starbonrt hood. aybin e ate went arour t , mrp i i 7 Las: a inate . tt ude * ms $00.48 (unoMeinl) The wind had hacked on ¢ nf to the forth x . ryaniaeasiaing #1 1 tM fing #upe wand ‘ A In Reliance was unable to eet her aploneker 9 he carried balloon jit yf a ‘i 4 5. fag ee ee ; * should rs ‘ : ine ‘ i { } a}, Maineatl and clid topanil an che headed away ateniaht for the Antah Nahe 4: Sispreme'e ieee mea! i . rie al ba ry thee ee ~ fifteen milos away, with just ove hours and Ar ten within wl ston | Finstion ‘cs nine, auwny ns givens made (and as oF he ali sniratesy could Use feSeh the finish line In order that there should bea race. When Reliance a Aetendante ware tnie on ' Superintendent are] le ll whine A 1 Re for Cons| turned Shamrock wan otil! over two miles from that point . sever They inctudes the ma. | 2 0p, , restos i untie |e ein ay - rion Sour Stomper Decrfefen “. — *¢e --————— tive or pant fi ae the SRA fen ided to have the com ‘ tm ° Worms convulsions ,Feverish- the manager, ruper: | 92 Tie Rervice Corpnestion. tt whi leave: the quatiers. to-day, put} whet! re vient. president and other oMeiais | 4s f Commissioner, Laimbeer, of tig | the corvenise m CHANGED TO “TOMMY, OH1” =: | d ed, the inwyers declaring th there are nq two! Mahon did not appea ve been aer mmed ness ond LOSS OF SLEEP. Fac Simile Signature of For Over | Thirty Years roscention Opens. y that are as im: | ous, but it 9 Pand Truck 1. Be | yas ing @ AMKioUR 19 be tried y and together. {ker In opening May ft please Your fefendanta were indicted. | jard the records In se — | But each defendant was entitied to ex with on Fab. 19 been jurt-House and the Gir Thomas Lipton’s popularity was) live without you, my Sam Geart: | Cliide twenty men from th ‘f manalaughter_in the killing | @tewart Bullding, they have in their y Hever #0 clearly shown as on | Mise DI Armond addressed coe line on peremptory challenges Eernastina The | several (all tenements and large Saturd - a inn Lware Inte $ prove fact which will leave It for the | o| bulldings. Eyen the remo: fturday night at the Majfatic|the lower box and subetliuted for | rpoaed in behalt of one or an-| fury to determine whether the Killing | of the quarters a few blocks, he sa heatre. Sir Thomas saw a perform- Sammy the name of ‘Tommy F of (he magnates, and the 2 ape | war of such a character as to make! would mean that millions of di age Any one | ance of “The Wisard of On" seated with | “Tommy.” of course, took it good- | Cal Jurors summoned were thinned out | the defendants guilty of having con-| worth of property would be moral depravity as to wilfully and de & party tu @ right-hand stage box di-|naturediy, and amid the cheers and ap: | rapidly Soe acraat Bolles thon race $ aiiea in (hele pres Uberately plan a sctieme to aasalllt an: ' plas of the audience leaned out and e : y engaging agents to carry out Feetly under what iy known as the | plaume Of the audience leaned out and | ducy Gaisltiz Cheven; Wav. as brought y tnd | even. whtie the {unmet work is Koln on. |? me and it le your duty to indict ‘ “Sammy” box. rosea, Between the second and third, Aaide from this there wa rite | Whether they had shown a reckiens din-| The Bupreme Court tecree rnold co alike if the evidence warrants it." The “Sammy” box in wo called be- | pt was made to force Sir re was little aif: | reward for human life.” | ago that the old fire-house sho Pf IIb Pe TNA einer the nein iit be \ oman to speak, feulty in securing the jury, those| Mr. Riker referred to the aceldent in| down, and to-day was the date set for) i) lite tsa : enuse the attractive Lotta Fauat al: | | ‘ge’ a general way and sald that the State beginning the work of demolishing it . ‘ Ways used to address the lines of her After. th would prove that the Grossing was one| The Rapld Transit Commission says it — | | Sammy song to the ogcupants of that ox. On this occasion however, things | § Were different. Instead of singing | * “Bammy, Oh! Oh! Sammy! Can't | yachtsman was again chi Atty yenrn old, rent yf t come down; the Fire Department | = 5 of special danger. Ile referred to the [pus ‘ entate dealer, Veroun, Griting of “nes thar wan constantly {8 begging for time, and the Hullding WENT OUT IN LAJNCH laent a irate +, patnter, | SOINK on nt the crowning In addition to Superintende regular trains ant the necessity | responsibility upon somebody - k. tor a safeguard not oniy teenage of the| The Fire Department has under, cone AND ARE MISSING. ie Olvaner, Afty-Ave, carpeme eee Che tact that (he ended hten | term of (ne two companies, but has not ter, Newark. school sara were obliged to go over the) definitely decided upon any. antvty-ave, | romine pine el eee Marshall Siddons and Charles Hen- T (@) m (®) r Yr (@) W “SLIM" PRODUCED DEPUTY oa A He said that as far back as 1899 the} | plumber, Millbarn, necessity of a derailing switch was ap- Grick Sailed from the Brooklyn SHERIFF Harry Fallows, forty, butcher, | mrent to both the North Jersey Street STRIKER FINED FOR Yacht Club Yesterday Morning. weer BRS Sn Railway Company and the Lackawanna , Bellevt Railroad, and that a switoh was placed INTIMIDATING GIRL. Marshall L. Seddens, a retired busi- \ IN ROXBURY TRIAL LOSES HIS JOB ghanart F. Pailin, stetr, arocer,| gn. themiqun’. bit oracnever connected ness man, living temporarily at the Ai- a ti | ranoh an nereement as to how It should , a bemarle apartments, No. 961 West ! Roger H. Hatterworth, forty-five, | he connected. and In consequence {t wag| Tried to Pr-vent Her Going to Work |mworty seventh stret, reported to Po- |] e Pp m er i | real estate, East Orange. Brea en Le ema V ROE te oni tanvoe In Shirt-Waist Factory and lice Headquarters to-day that his son, i Chark forty, dealer| the approach to the crossing on. the Was Arrested. Marshall H, Sedens, twenty-two years L] Bri ing of the accident. and gaid it war i 1 * Man. Whom the Negro Jackson | O’Brien SummarilyRemoves Von ‘™ Sacred with snow andiiecsortnat the| teen Eferrie, manager of a stirt-/0\% end Chartes Hendrich, twenty-two, j Henry T. Lefferts, forty-five, drag.) jake wince of the ilfated’ car were | Waist factory, at Washington place and|!eft the Brooklyn Yacht Cluk float at A i Accused Appears Before Re-| Deeston, Who Was Accused ste, rranuit clogged. ‘In conaequonce of the existing | Greene street. where a strike has been |9 O'clock yesterday moring in the 4 ‘cord | John N. Cokefatr, Atty-Ave, gro- | nitions the car silpped down the in.) in progress for several days, appeared | hapnina launch Thetis and had not been ] n a a e t 7 p . . cline. amashed through the gates met Ci Pak rom since. ‘ corder Goff and Denies All of Taking a $50 Fee to Find | cor, vewark. collided with the Bernardsville mall. shotisineat See oe aetine 4 The two young men started gut to get ‘ a it “i , view of the racing cup yacht: e ‘ Knowledge of the Crime. Bail for a Prisoner. John P. Lee, forty-two, under- Wants Pantshm one of the atrikers, whom he charged | Frorseuhos, and ‘went deepite warnings oe | A taker, Orange. Mr. Riler said that Ernestina Milier| With attempted eassult, | ne | from thone who believed the day {00 y . Charles per, thirty-five, pain. | was on the front platform of the car-/saw Franklin take hoid of one of the |/ftrenuous for @ launch to live in the Full details in morning papers ? not aving been able women employers as she was en- en seh : When the trial of Charles Jaokson,! Sberiff O'Brien to-day removed Dep- \ter Newark: ret tol oariecthere, wore twelve others on that oune Mee building to-day and try to reek POTts save, Deen made of any the negro, accused of the murder of uty Sheriff Ferdinand Von Deeston, who | The eleven defendants were moved to} pintform, and every one was sither| ay renee eres feet taeda el Gar anl pare tay egy ; ; 5 : 0 ’ Jousty injured. He held that | Suv into whe ‘ignt to argue with |the two Young men may have been Charles W. Roxbury in the Bronx on wax accused of taking $0 aa n foe for | tril for manslaughter by Chandler W. | killed on setloudls Idurnd, Tin peld they vie Have every ri work. wad the | drowned, "Mrs. ‘Se young the night of July 10, was cesumed de-| procuring a ball tond for a prisoner | Riker, publto prosecutor of Essex) cranks ampty front platforms, so as not] Magistrate, “but you have no right to| man's mother. onli trometer fore Recorder Goff in General Sessions) confined In the Tombs. The following |COUnty, on an indictment specifically | to interfere with the motorman, and| jay vour hands on any one. anxiety, amd the services of a physician to-day, Assistant-District-Attorney Ely] lotter was sent to Von Deeston: | charging ‘them with causing tte death) a satety deralling awiten, These were) Kranktin was fuel Sh ee ae Produced, much to the surprise of Jack-| “Dear Bir; Written charges of mis- | of Ernestine Miller, a sixteen-year-old) He, named ench of the defend- = A $ fon and his counsel, the much wanted | conduct having been served upon you pee school girl, who lost her lee ants Individually, The Prosecutor, also “Slim,” from whom Jackson sweats he! and opportunity iy edeq | the trolley car plunged down on | dealared that they were aware e formerly A. T, Stew. got Roxbury's watch, the pawning of yon (emake ay coolant Mtorded | avenue hill upon the tracks of the Lack.| condition of the tracks and they, know te ‘art&Co, Broadway, 4th ave., 9th and 10th sts, it the crossings. and they had done which led to Jackson's arrest for mur-| thereto, and atter considering auch eg, (@wanna Railroad Feb, 19 last and nine | arr ene cra ative mccldent. e pees “You are hereby forthwith required to |M@snates attracted an immense throng | | Surveyor Kempt sald the | trolley a » Lawyers Hal Bell and Phil Waidhelmer, | {"thwith removed from the oMfce of Witnesses Called. c] dowmalll at a grade of 6 deliver over to me all processes, papers, | to the Essex County Court-Hou: tracks run dowry s Stine the trial, which has now been | Pianation, and the eame not having been | REN school atudente were mangioa to) Tur, Tiker \then saked thn sney. be a t o jeat proceeding a week, Jackson's counsel! *Uisfactory to me, you Hereby: Throng in Court. @ | Seainst them. bave maintained their client was inno.| Prison guard The trial of the millionaire trofey Only | foot 11 inches in 193 feet with the Lack- | Keys, moneys and property of every | the jurors, the witnesses to be examined | awarna tracks at the bottom, and that “He got the watch from this man “Blim,’ who worked with him in Fleet- r building 120 feet long at i 7 wood Park, and ‘Blim,’ not Jackson, | “i%4 1" your possession as auch officer. |!" the trial, the accused and thelr law: | Pecaves of 8 TORII ID view of toe An Extraordinary Offering of eommitted the crime," both lawyers dea| UP" recelnt of this notice all power |yer# and witnesses were adm Lackawanna tracks or trains was cut clared. And authority conferred upon you as | the immense courtroom of the Supreme | of from any point on the hill, No ob- fi Bl k Silk such oMoer under appointment made dy | Court: jection was made by the defense and ine ac KS Recorder Goff asked the two lawyers) by the cross-examination by ex-Gov. Werts jee gape me dated Jan, 1, 1903, is hereby re-| But the chamber was full to the doora | the cro: nt : (it they knew whore "Slim" was, They) Voie” S hereby re-| wien Chiet Justice Gummere, the Judge | “Sr Perunotory, oe vo id clare: vat Less Than Cost to Manufacture OUR PRACTICAL SELECTION for Four Rooms, consisting of 127 separate Foplieg they had been unable to obtaln’ Von Deeston faced charges of accept-| WhO Is famous for saying that in law @/mont avenue, Newark, testifted | that : ‘i articles, too much to enumerate in this advertisement, and which contains every- any trace of him. Recorder Goff then| baby's life was not worth more than a |Prnestina Miller was her youngest sis- f then! ing money from a prisoner named Eire ai how she went eto. the|{] Surely extraordinary when you realize that the weaves Gireoted Inspector Titus to locate “Slim” | nest Mont on assurances of securing | 4Uar, ascended the bench, As he[ str S080 lana Identified her sis- if if auch a person existed. Galleon him, opened the proceedings hundreds who | Mr \ “clothing and how the mangled body | represented in aa sale are the very latest and every one Admitted He Was (Siim.” Mont was a prisoner charged with | 084 tried to gain admission were turned /of Ernestina was brought home that of them, according to expert a ictions, certain to be thing you can. possibly require to completely fit you out to start housekeeping. Would be considered cheap at $200.00. We sell it for $125.00, Ths morning Inspector Titus and! violation of the section of the Penal | &¥ay: wir 'Solt, for the defense, said: much in demand this fall, The assortment comprises ; ie, eeetive] © Nell! produced in court Har-| Code, which relates to the names of | Tne Chief Justice was followed by tal: “We admit that Exnentina AMier was il] Plain Silks, Taffetas, Peau de Soie, Peau de Cygne, Satin eucalland sep thon aw Vey Thompeon, a lean and lanky ind!-/ all business corporations and doing | tices Bennett, Vanslokel and Jonathan | jitted in the accident.” ond Bre, ois Duchesse, Gros Grain, Armures and all the newest weaves our list of what we give. vidual, who admitted he was the "Slim" |husiness under assumed names, being |DIx0, Who are to sit with him in ts Kay, a letter carrier, ewno saw ill in fancy effects. Bao Atom nearieaats ranted, Sat dented vimorsuialy, that he} registered in the office of the County |'Ah arene ‘sh_as he tramped on’ his route, . REAU | you ‘can be f , joxbury or committed any | Ceri. Mont was the head of the Na- he acces Oe thus: ' " * 4 proudoeto Owns He |) other crime. He has been working 1 tional Coal Briquette Company, with | A: J+ Caawatt, John D. Cetmmina, | 1 hewnt the hell in, ie team Note These Representative Values: Tage, Teenah plate | €roton Plain and hasn't been in this) ofoes in the 8 B Vnite|De. Leslie D. Ward, E. 3. Gadd’ QP hurried across just as the gates Is highly polished, city since last fall. | lasthe: Comin RR ar MeTLEEI Moon Wile | omvid Young, Ey F.@ Youns) Rich. | won down noross, the twvenue,” 1 de; | SUD CR Sea extra heavy, well worth 69c. per yard; \ 45c. 5.0 would be cond a + i 3 i 1 ey e id house. ely teen eee tenet eee eee ey J AD, Thompson sald he knew William Gren-| mitted by Magistrate Mayo to awalt Bick, J. Roosevelt Shantey, Rt Reve es Hee wrtnel special a eet iterhin’ weakldee man, the man for whom Jackson swore trig} jy Bpectal Sessions, Von Deeston |Charles M. Shipman, James Smith | tiie, car coming down the hill, The! IMPORTED BLACK TAFFETA, extra peavye beantltal SSC, $15.00. $1.0 per week both he and “Slim” worked, and identi-| oerered to get him tell, Mont, nel|and Arthur W. Pratt. Motorman was WorkIng hand at, she | finish, wear guaranteed, worth 79c. per yard; special at... . PS BEG TN you’ own { fied him and John Cross, a laborer. Ho swore, gave $i to a clerk in tin office | Each was accompanied by a lawyer of Pre ke ie car Mert slipper. 27-inch BLACK TAFFETA, a splendid value for 85c. per t 69c Our Liberal Credit Terms hold good also in the suburbs of New York or } denied all knowledge of the defendant. | named William Gerken, and Mra.’ Ger-|*imom national renown. | The lawyers | car wne packed and about elght spas special at...... Mataakersass . on Long Island, in New Fersey or Connecticut, Our store can be reached by saying he had never ecen him in his) yen was to find the ball with Von Decs- | ex-gudge Joseph Coult, ex-Gox. George |ansers were on the front, paktrns, 36-inch BLACK TAFFETA, ‘wear guaranteed” woven on | 98.¢ transfer on all lines. Elebated Railroad Station at our door, Freight fe before. ton's ald. While in the Jail Mont said] J Werts and James B, Vredenburg. ne second track, Where it was smashed edge, real value $1.25 per yar 4; Siseae ° and Carfare Allowed. “Were you in New York July 10, 1997" | r16 spent $125, and only gained the satis- Millionaires in a Row. {he Nectrain. The front platforms are 20-inch BLACK PEAU DE. SOIE, double face, all pure DD sath St. 1 Thi d A Near 8 th S OPEN SATURDAYS ‘Mr, Bly asked Thompson. faction of Knowing be had spent, the| The accused, each of whom bad bean ra ed on the high schoo! acinch BLACK, Fe AUeDE Gone det , °}59c, station at Comer. EIA AVE, t,t io octock, “No, sit” jones’. as sentenced to three | under $2,000 bail, sat in a row, thelr th j vn as ‘Sim? | months in the Penitentiary, i far’ Justice Gummere in adjourning the i LACK PEAU DE. SOIE, a quality usual ' mr oyen aire” eres ea Serre vantneniant aad “Shares | BiEiitnina frtha canta, und AL Pea eas thmutsso Pe Mt cine a 10 per yard; special at eS SRE } 75c. ! against Von Deeston. { a . Mf. i, a fi noes eae iH In reply to questions asked by Re-| SS en te ere a as, FeeYoung, (until the trial was concluded, BLACK PEAU DE CYGNE, all pure silk, beautiful soft} 5 5¢ Laundry Wants—Female. ; porder Goff witness said he had gone finish, usually 75c. per yard; special at . asearesceees: 7° ORM Gee a ee > tarough life under the alias of “Biim." ASK REINSTATEMENT. i 1) whom he had net seen since they were aisinch PLAU DE CYGNE, sold as a rule at 8c. P21 60¢ agate Morte Taundry, 9h Seca dyes |g He js 6 feet 2 inches tall. toddling oe y yard; special at . ‘ id SPECIAL FOR MONDAY. ory —A collar and cult ironer willing to as While Thompson was tostitying Jack-| A formal application for reinstate: Tae ree car Real goeren Ob Ore: (First Floor.) onbeie sib. 100| sit on ahiria Miorence Laney, Ew ae son toyed nervously with a pencil, and| ment to the New York Stock Exchange : a id Nut 186 cTetartTaanted: gesperienced, in ’ the smile that has {lluminated his) was made to-day by Talbot J. Taylor 1 Chocolates ~ WAN’ ji features since the trial began was ab-|& Company, brokers, ‘This firm, of First Glimpses of the ono ETAL FOR Tye DAN ‘ eent. faces which the senior member is the son-in- Fall Dress oo ! ; 1 Bi ch No Cross.Examination. law of James R. Keene, assigned in ew G ds Chocolate Molasses Butter C ; N Ib. 150] < { nt Counsel for the defense asked no| July, during the troubled atock market. : questions of Thompson, although the tied irith tia creditors, “The percentage And Some Special Values Well Worthy Your Attention, 54 BARCLAY ST. ikea them several times if] of settlement Is not announce . ‘ COR weay Bway. Ree siried te interrogate vita: “fphe Brock Exchange tas not acted on| Wagner’s Spouse Faints When THE MODERN French, German, English and American productions are 29 CORTLANDT SL ‘amily 4, Re- | the application. being dail unfolded in the Dress Goods Department and i Warwick Laundry, I When Thompson left the stand, Re: He Appears at Her Door After e ng dally H u COR CHURCH y worder Goff recalled Lucy Mitchell, SHIPPING NEWS. ’ HOUSEWIFE we invite your attention to some of the more important {| Ces | ARCHIE nD “ORT —aapeTTIaA, pre ‘ AT ple epee rere Geb je Absence of Fifteen Years in arrivals up to date. FP op Furs souant ate cee hE rh ‘ ntormetion as AND EXCHANGED FOR NEW, GIRLS WANTED, exparienced oe the defendant ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. Foreign Lands, Knows that She Can KILMARNOCK TWEED—This {s an excellent suiting POMODELAING AND REPAIRS OiAibly “incase “Eaantry” ia Gabae ate ; ; corder questioned the woman minutely | gun rises,. 6.25\8un eete.. 6.38/Moon rises. AM. ‘and a cloth we recommend because of its strikingly stylish NUMER AIC RES srooklyn. { 2) SC i ae aie appearance and its excellent wearing qualites—the price ($1.39 At BUNTER PRC — | OX ERS Say Gee aT | ? Hone cbe mcrning acter the ae Beh John T. Wagner returned to his wife is, per yard... sie sastste snase saan ag TT: 791 |Broedwey, St. 10th 8t., Now Vek. | MOND NS Ten Latientan Grantee } 8 Bom nea not told her anything about| met, ce" Hs $8] to-day at No. 165 Polk street, Weat New BNICEE EP Asie teedaty G0 Eats Caan fad $1. 25 SEES | iRONWRS—experienced tamily Troners wanted. a “@lim" when he exhibited the watch to| Hell Gate Perry. 10,28 11.17| York, after an absence of fifteen years. wide, aie Hed how coloring Pr d deg ites ta ae sad a Dac-T-Ra Eyeglass Clip, 5Oc, |. American Laundry, 95th st. and Lexington ave, n a As Mrs. Wagner had no word of her bad Mice on coats, aprons, by the week. Bee 8 Recorder was anxious to ascer- ri shown is A F ‘Does not alip, pinch oF leave marks, Gold onty | PAUNOE 3B. ‘ how ahe had becoine w withess for PORTION NRW KORK. Fusoendidusing! nie) abevnesland! split: And the Following Specials: Goan bin meas Lanor are CRUNDWSS fer Rea eS , 5 by <gew nad y lever a we lead, she tron. Broadwe aes 5 tek Sie ness ne tenn | Sede 8 Broaden, ON TS fy ihe cwatent” ‘the ‘Recorder patties Antrerp | Promptly falnced when she met him at SICILIAN MOHAIR (the best English make) in black and} g9)¢ ESS | gst S Yogay woman gamted for WamTaR, : ‘the woman, Mt = yhgnden the door on his return. blue, formerly 89c. per yard, at, per yard toclose.,,...... eure ois) ccomatipeee ABATE Waa Te oak pomie Fuad Bow a ¢ the detective,” was the reply. Gigs | Fifteen years ‘ago Wagner went of a BLACK EMPRESS CLOTH, Ww. oor © work, G15 34 ave. answer to other questions the Prograses | spreo With several friends, When da fast black and will have th s00'ws 2 ee” x n.said that she had had no quar- lew ‘Orleans | Came to he was aboard rig handsome weave and a an ve the appe ginaabeotaee LAAN EA ' th Jackson, caren +: Bavaniia | ship bound for New Sealand, Arrly ance of far more expensive goods when made up, value 69c. [ 69C Laundry Wants—Male. d case was then submitted to the | City of Birmingham, savannah | In New Sealand was attacked wi yard; at, Per Yards seveecreereeerees o DIED. i oounsel being allowed two houra’ |F Sixll Galveston | bitter remotne, and as he saye felt. s0 Lal hod oe RONG, or weak OTK ca; wal > aa eat. ot @aeh for thelr closing addresse matats | ashamed of himaelf that he did not (Special Tables, First Floor.) PRENDURVILLE.—On Aug. 30, JOUCA FRIN-| ored bosom » stirs, Manuf 2 i Guantanamo | Write to his wife. r DPRVILUE, beloved wife of John Prender| Launde a ¢ CLUB'S EXCURSION NG STBAMSHT lived ‘hear nis fond home ‘acd leamed . ihe : pt A dialled fa Bivie Club's seve: Vee Ibiatte daha st’ Saal that his wife was still living and un- Fuverel from ber late Teridence, 208 Feinee | airy Ga tn ry pa “ lc Club's seventh annual ex. DUE TO-DAY. married. He saved a tidy iti i at, on Wodresday, Bept. 2, at 2 P, Mt oat useful, . 18th at. be postponed last! Lsuria, Naples, Queen Mary. Oibraiter. | Peip square himeelf sey, ttle gum tg ——— | coy WANTED. Sanllght Laney, G0 Bred-| shen, With cake, Seven, Peat, Rotterdam” | 29 8n¢ bosom ot hie Tasilye and tives Wanted-—Femal ‘ | : ‘4 ; x fe and all! pees, months ago 6! for New York. Hel: lanted—Female, y ; excursion at the After recovering from her famt . Ld a ! OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. Wannir acmraced cher. nuspand bein chp eer ntiei heuer slatetieaies miata Kiowa, Charleston, Princess Anse, Nortolx. | then produced thelr three ohildren, Ay agape wean Ba