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WILLIS SAYS miral Walker, NO BRITISH DEMONSTRATION, |x. cc ge tnt ee IT 1S FALSE, United States Minister to Hawall Disagrees with Ad. Declares There Was No Intention to Aid Partisans with Forces from the Champion. ace, - wie that they were able to take care] en, “These I deem: reasot not Forwarding {ve pation’ easone for “ALBERT 8, WILLIS.” sees Projected lease of the Hawatian cf land as a cable station | explained Minister Wii veral Inning Oot, \ylls i several Tetters, bee ted a Necker Station, that dur. fiawalian Govern: jan Goyern- Ment and representatives of Great Bi rit= ain In regard to an ocean cable between Canada and Australia, touching at Neck- er Island or at Honolulu. He aia not think that agreement would be reached at present, owing to the clause ‘n our treaty with Hawail prohibiting the cession of any of the islands to any foreign Government without our consent. Oct, 19 the Minister writes a: Fleming, of Canada, and Mr. Mercer, of the Colonial Office, Landon, in company with Mr. Hawes, the Britiah Commisstoner, returned on the 16th Inst. from Rird Taland, which they visited with the Hyacinth’ in the interest of the roposed cable, They leave to-dey for ome Via Washington, where they will Probably submit to the President and yourself, some proposition relating to thelr mission here, On the 15th Inst, Mr. Verlaye, the French Commissioner, requested that your attentlor be called fole to the fact that his countrymen had just « ENGLISH CABLE INTERESTS. | Mommietea wcable to New Cwledoniae and would probably desire to extend tt . to Tahiti, the Hawatian Islands and the Uaited States. For this reason he hoped that our Government would not be hast: « President Cleveland Urges Upon} {h4t.ou" Gos 7 Congr to Consent to the Our Treaty an Obstacte. By Dee. 3 the cable proposition seems Lease of Neckar Is!and. to have taken full shape, for on. that date Mr. Willis writes, ‘recalling his eure former reference to the subject’ and stating that the Hawallan Government WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.—The President | {f, Midering the proposition he the Bate p ‘onsidering the proposition by the Brit- ef Hewaiian correspondence, supple- | reciprocity ey He cae Hawaii and Pala te last |Our Government. He adds: mentary to the Walker report, ‘This last | Urn matter te now. therefore, at the chapter reveals in one case a notable | request of this Government, submitted Aifference of opinion between Admiral | {0 the consideration of our Government Walker and United States Minister Wil- | JPOT) [he ueation of tts willingness to j nullify the treat clproc! _ . Ms, making a clear issue between them. | exempting Necker ‘Island. BYench It also discloses an effort being made by the British Government with station. Accompanying it was a message call-| ing attention to a communication from the British representative to Hawall, in| which {t was pointed out that a lease of Neckar Island only was sought, not| The President urges that Congress grant the request of the Hawailan Government and consent to| the sovereignty. the proposed iease. The issue between the Admiral and | the Minister is made plain by the fol- j lowing extract from a letter from Secre- tary Gresham to Minister Wills, dated Aug. 31, and the Minister's reply: “A very remarkable despatch from ‘At Sea, igyents at Hono- is departure on the 12th, has been communicated to me by the Secretary of the Navy for my 1 inclose a copy for your The apprehensions of the Ad- miral do not seem to have been shared by you sufficiently to warrant your re- porting the petition for the retention which was dressed to you, ae weil as to the naval commander, and it is trusted that your in that officer's views will be found due to some misap- Rear-Admiral Walker, dated Aug. 17,’ and reportin, lulu up to the date of information, perusal, of the Philadelphia, reported concurrence prehension. I am, &c. W Minister Wii miral Walker, of Aug. 17. and the commanding officer hensions, ‘touching the tion here, as necessitated eleventh paragi “Before reac ‘aph saya: my own.’ intended by him, A brief re facts may therefore be proper. Mr. Hawes, ; # hgd-intended to leave on that "q some of the English residents to their r remain until “Upon the same morning 1 arting hiladelphia, w! ues! Yegret at the departure of hia before the arrival of the ion, which vessel was dally chi in rei delphia. ustralia was due } should not wait until then. ] Australia arrived I the Admiral that t the next morning. “It is this conversation and the im- rtant result following it with which e Admiral connects me. orn for esti “W. Q@. GRESHAM.’ ‘a Versio: Mr, Willis’s reply to Mr. Gresham is ited at Honolulu, Sept. 29, and reads as follows: “Sir—I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt of your No. 41, of the 3tst ultimo, inclosing a despatch of Rear Ad- “After a lengthy statement, seriously reflecting upon the late British Minister the Champion, and expressing such app litical situa- the retention of the Philadelphia, the Admiral in the of this conclusion (to postpone the Philadelphia's departure), I consulted with the United States Minis- ter, whose views entirely coincided with “Your despatch indicates that these words of the Admiral have been given a wider meaning than could have been ital of the ‘On the 6th day of August I was in- formed by the Admiral that he would feave with the Philadetphia on the sth. On the 6th the British Minister, Major ‘Wodehouse, having been succeeded ‘by made his farewell oficial visit to the legation, during which he mentioned the fact that the Champion | rH had be- come nervous when they heard that the ( Philadelphia was to leave, and, yielding | the Champion would the Hyacinth arrived. made a call upon the officers of, ‘the en the Armiral told me that several citizens had expressed thelr he Philadel aries expected. He’ also expressed some surprise at the ge, of plans of the Champion. Flew of these facts, he arked my opinion rd to the detention of the day, cl Pls further stay had been received. | Saw No British Menacen, tatement as to the conduct and sentiments of the British Minister and Captain of the British cruiser, and espe- clally as to thelr purpose to land troops holitical advantage, and the dange! Fesulting therefrom to American I cannot confirm, elther from per- sonal knowledge or reilable Information. If called upon to express an opinion, 1 - ghoul be constrained to say that during | the past six months and espectally the proclamation of the republi presence or absence of the British war Vessels here ought to have been regar: ed with Indifference by our Government, as it is now by this Government. “The ‘petition of citizens’ by the the day after our conversath extremely orderly “and Reon ated by the petition ttself t to support and sustain, | full protect! ) of all residents in its territory. ment concurred. Fur \ day after receiving the petit! represe been sent, as those he 1 comed the opportunity Now going on at ou teade—-we ure still $5.48 ol $7.48, the price. rmore, referred to ‘dmiral 1 did not receive until | ‘The fonditions. here for many months had | peaveful. | 1 was Mo reason io doubt the ability of the entof the Republic of Hawai peaeromans txelf and furnish n to the lives and. property territory." In this ven the enemies of the Govern- opinion even Saver ne f"Fofeign -Attalrs, wn 'the Minister of Foreign Aitairs, Hatch. ioe his regret that it had fon, ted 58 West 23d St. the | wonsent of the Hawatian authorities to | Secure the lease of an island of the} Nawalian group, to be used as a cable | ad- Phila- I replied that as the steamer here Aug. 11, at 8 A. +h would probabiy bring cérrect ad- vices an to the Charleston's movements, I saw no reason, if not in confilct with his orders (as to the nature of which I was not informed), why the Philadelphia When the tmmediately notified news warranting inte since | the Frigate Shoals or Nihoa (Bird Island) from the operation of article 4 of the reaty, which reads as follows: “"It'is agreed on the part of His Ha- walian Majesty that as long as this treaty shail remain in force he will not lease, nor otherwise dispose of, nor cre- ato iny len upon any port, harbor or other territory in his dominions, nor grant any epecial privileges or right of | use therein to any other power, state or government.’ In’ this connection I in- Close coples of the rote of Mr. Hatch, Minister of Foreign Affairs, and of col Tespondence between him and the Com- missioners," In the note to which Mr. Willis refers, Mr. Hatch explains that the Briti Proposition involves the use of one of the uninhabited Islands belonging to the republic, vig: Necker Island, French Frigate Shoals or Nihoa (Bird Island) as a cable station in consideration of such use and of such subsidy ax might be ‘Agreed upon, and the connection of Hon- olulu to the main line by a branch cable to the island which might be selected. Importance of a Cable to Hawall. The Minister expatiates at length upon the importance of the proposed cable to Hawall, and recites the fact that the Government has in the past offered con- siderable subsidies, in one case amount- ing to $25,000 per annum and the exclu- sive right for fifteen years to secure such a cable. The opportunity now offered, he says, is one to which his country cannot be indifferent if it can be taken up consistently with treaty obligations, and if no more desirable scheme Is pre- sented. As the proposition 18 one in which the British Government is directly or indi- rectly interested, Mr. Hatch says the Hawallan Government feels itself ex- topped by our reciprocity treaty from considering it until the views of uur Gov- ernment can be ascertained. Inclosed in Mr. Hatch's note js a letter from Messrs. ieming and Mercer, the Canadian and ritish Commissioners, transmitting a copy of the memorandum of agreement touching the cable, They endeavor to show the advantages to the United States from direct cable communication with Honolulu and ex- ceedingly low telegraph rates to Aus- tralia, all without contributing to the capital required for the cable or the heavy subsidies necessary for its opera- tion.” It is not settled that the undertak- ing will, if ft is determined upon, be car- ried out as a Government enterprise. It is understood that If the Waehing- ton authorities consent, the memoran- dum will be subinitted fo the Hawallan Legislature. ‘The Commissioners then touch upon the question of subsidy, and gay that another feasible route ‘than Hawail is under consideration, and the adoption of the latter must be justified on financial and commercial grounds, They propose to inforin the British Gov- ernment of Mr. Hatch’s inquiry whether they would accept the sovereignty of Necker Island or some other, on condi- tion that no subsidy was required, but as they asked only for a lease they did not feel at liberty to entertain that question themselves, Not a Fortified Station. ‘The memorandum shows that the sub- sidy demanded 4s £7,000 per annum for fifteen years, that the island selected shall not be fortified or used as a naval station or other than cable purposes, and that the agreement shall terminate upon breach of its terms, In his last letter, dated Dec. 14, Min- ister Willis mentions the arrest of five persons on Dec. 9 for conspiracy and levying war against the republic. He also says that there have been several rumors of intended revo.ution, but no excitement or interruption of business. ‘The Government expresses confidence In ite ability to suppreay any, disturbance which might arise. The British war- ship Hyacinth would remain in port un- til relieved by another war veasel, In the course of the correspondence it In said that the Hawaiian Republic has been formally recognized by France, Mexico, Great Britain, Japan, Switzer: land, Russta and Guatema! ENTOMBED IN A COAL MINE. Two Mem Buried In He a Reading lery at Glen Carbon, Pa, POTTSVILLE, Pa., Jan. 9.—Adam Burke and Charles Dietzel are entombed behind a big mass of coal in Richardson Colliery. The coal fell yesterday after- noon, and it is believed Dietzel is killed. The voice of one man can be heard by the men who are working to rescue the victims, The coillery t# located at Glen Carbon and belongs to the Reading Company, The men were at work driving a head- ing when a big pillar commenced run- ning and closed them In, Struck by a Frei«ht E Andrew Nallen, arsistant foreman of x gang at York on the new Presbyterian Building, corner of Twentleth street and Fifth avenue, while Joking up an elevator shaft this. morning was | struck om the head by the dewenling freleit cat and recelved a scalp wound. Me was taken i New York Hospital. Hie home ts in| Astoria — = Found Dead Near a Rifle Rang BRADFORD, Pa., Jan, 9—Thomas Albert of Company C, Sixteenth Rogiment, N found dead at 2.30 o'ciork rifle range with a bullet known whether bis do: SALE r establishment 18 the wonder of the entire selling Fashionable and Stylish Coats at whigh ure worth from two to three times {tant chairmanshi | Ainsworth and O'Grs 1 alan mes . WANTS LITTLE LEGISLATION. 4, Seaver Page Asks that the Greater New York Commis. slon Be Unhamp:red. MORTON GETS A MAP AND TIPS Requested to Charter the Old Commission Instead of Ore- ating a New One OPPOSITION FROM BROOKLYN. Legis‘ators Besieged with Postal Card and P.mphlet Protests Against the Bill, (Special to The Evening World.) ALBANY, Jan. 9.—J. Beaver Page, the new member of the Greater New York Commission, was the first caller on Gov. Morton to-day He brought with him a brand new map of the proposed metropolis which he wanted the Governor to study. He also brought some information that the Governor did not seem to have when he wrote his first message to the Lest ture, In that message the Governor recom- mended that a commission be created and chartered to do just what the Com- mission already in existence was cre- ated for. Mr. Page and his associates thought that the Governor should be informed of the existence of a commission, and that he should recommend the chartering of ft, Instead of the creation of a new commission, When Mr. Page told the Governor #0 to-day the latter said it was not his in- tentisn to interfere with the Comuni sion’s work, but thought (o arsist it by his recommendation. He said he ta- yored the plans of the Commission #0 far as he is informed of them. Mr. Page told him thas ihe Comr sion desired very little legislation at this session; nothing, in fact, beyond a bill defining the territorial ‘scope of the greater metropolis. The limit favored by the Commission will give the Greater New York il7 square miles of territory within a ra- dius of twenty miles and embracing a population in excess of three million. Mr. Page intimated that it was the wish’ of himself and his associates to be permitted to meet without unnece sary legislative Influence in arranging the detalis for the consolidation of the various cities embrace within the pro- Jected territorial scope. Membera of the Assembly ning to receive hundreds of signed by citizens of Brook tert against the Greater begin- joatal-cards hyn, in pro- lew York postal-carde were distributed broadcast in Brooklyn, with the request that after being signed they be sent to the members of the Assembly. ‘The postal cards read as follows: As your constituent, I respectfuily. but ear ly, ask that son oppose any legislation uni elites of Brooklyn and New York, There has no full discussion of the subject, and our ¥ And the peopie are not prepared for Irreve action. The recent bailot was indecisive. I desire a fair and Intelligent expression of the will of the itizens of Brooklyn upon the question of consoil- dation Im ail its important detal The League of Loyal Citizens Brooklyn have also moved upon Legislature to defeat the Greater } York bill, Assemblman Foley has re ceived a ‘big bunch of pamphlets and other literary protests against the bill, of the all of which have been prepared by the Lengue, A. A. Low heads the list of citizens who Individually protest against Greater New York, FISH’S SLATE ALMOST READY. Prophets Still See Ains- worth in the Lead. (Spectal to The Evening Wor ALBANY, Jan, 9—Speaker Fish, of the Assembly, is the busiest man in Albauy to-day. He is putting the finish- ing touches on the thirty-two commit- tees which he will announce when the Assembly convenes to-night, Politica! ) THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, 1895. 6000000050500 s0SssssssSSSsSeSSSeSP "a9 oe { FOR ANOTHER WEEK } a decorated dome shade, ten Inches in diameter, remove SPECIAL REDUCTIONS It ble font, bleque finish, lar: yo wiek Horners, avd. Fine «Mission Mills’ GIVEN BY OF. COPELAND, SYMPTOMS MOST FREQUENTLY PRESENTED BY CATARRH SUFFERERS | SCVTSVCVSSSSVSVSTCSSSVSESSSSSESSESAOSHD y east brass base, for t somely decorated, with fw 98c. wsunily retatied for five dollars. WE FURNISH A HOME COMPLETE. mere sum of Expert Treatment with a Prompt and Permanent Cure at One-Bighth the Usual Expense. | Great numbers of people suffer from the malign | fects nil organs. Speedy and inex poimons of ratarrh, ae from other aubue croc | the Copeinne syatert Maladies, without any correct or devinite idea of Wout hands atid feet swel s the ature of thelr afitction. ‘The following sytpy Is this more noticeable in the mornings ave been carefully arranged by Dr. Cope re they culd and clammy" sive cure by with u abie many suiferers to understand just there pai in small of Back” + spear eeeneees OAC AT RE a Furniture, Carpets, Stoves, Crockery der, ar. ‘The proper course forauiterers Is (hi aymptomis carefully over: mark those that ij to your cave and bring this with you to Dr. © land. Tf you live away from the 4 then by mail and ask for mail treatme Instance, and whether by mall or oflice treatin the pationt may be mxsired of the speediest re andl cure possible to ed medicine. and Housefurnishing Goods, At One Price and That the Lewe CASH OR CREDIT. UAUSUAL BARGAINS THIS WEEK, PRIOR TO STOCK-TAKING. “Have vou pal oUF hale getting gray fo, fe Unllvery white” kin dry and harsh : ttle * BLANKETS. 12 $9.5 11.50, size & 13.75 0 nd thie eyes?" akin pale and dry SoTiwethe skit a Way look 2 nt things while artes! wolings down the back ™ pain and ach; tow heavy Tet it be repeated and re and purpose of the Com trotolde Fiewt, eis to bt cure of chror Taborn of phys “Do the logs f : é e @ @ @ : $ 4 é é@ ; @ : e é r rt trained to thelr ee . Si n & Co e 4 Catarrh of the Liver. NicClain, impso ef 9@113 6s ihe tent Isattecied by tatarrh (hromeh (he 630 & 641 STH AVE., NORTHWEST CORNER 37TH sT. oa ry J Hea ee een tortny cure fibers Renee pie ay ad Weapensive ue The Only One-Price Cash or Credit Houno in Am: d e 9 Bonole aie Feta tas dares hat [be toe tooscied kre : SO0OT088800ST8S8: Revie dae ol abt ani” may ape ane ae manag! Ptctttitetcntnctncetitind = — size & ‘ st ald Rnd ned medicine, at ob teny 3? ? Cehenae clearte within the fewch of all. Consulta 08 era went 16rd en, Amusements, q tion and examination free. rp 1907. | NrETIEOPOLITAN OPERA:IIOTRES 14 ; ed enxtlye* N and MA é re ——— i Catarrh of the Head and Throat. aed gas QureR HWAI Poe | ELST ee. a ize O le orn Of Rota hat amiise Wt vr exttatn wheres Gi s VHA Mat, Jan, 12, Huguenots (great cart f meredy Bod Inexpensive ee vou pain int , ‘Trade Mark. aay i popular prices, ‘double bill, . “'1s vour flesh soft and fab buat Pa venve*? tare vonr apirtts low at times® Eye.,Jan 19 concert, 'Ysaye. ; Hg anu cular miata “RELIABLE’ uti RS at eas ooh te Oe. Also, Full-size Ventilated Ia the nose monped Ip. Ri yy Mate alr ALS, nina, Manon, — Fe Ho younnore nt night hing ty tho stomach: s pers ne mA ‘ram paint tempter UNION BOAT ANNUAL BALL + from raine iy temp WH WOULD CALL ATTENTION ¢ PH ANNUAL BAL nigeneral forling of iaoesr BARGAINSHUNTERS rue eRe AN. 8 ‘Do these fenlinaa ntect eone memory?’ TO OUR NROKEN ASSORTMENT OF SALE OF BONES award nant of he Tiven ee Semptoms you have Catnerh | wpe WoO SAND RUGH, AMTNL-TAKE PLACE AT. 8 LESS GRA THURS. KVE ‘Die the mse Heh and hie - wit WE AT Ar Pru Wioyd Uraat will cond in trout of AN, THE GHEATEST HARGAINS r Floyd On x crows thin eve Catarrh of the Stomach. TERRD Wr MUST MAKE. ROOM FOR NEW, | BROADWAY THEA i ssenlecing peieamuremment, wien rane nary | PRESIE PATTERNS COMING THOUGH BOSTONIANS from the head and throat at nicht, Speedy and FURN 4 LAST WEEK PRINC] Copeland system, — nT OF THE House VE ANANLAS, Hesaneaes, poe ere At VERY | NEXTWEEK SEATS NOW ON SA “Toes the nse step tp twat “We ico orrun THe viry easiest tenws| MADAME SANS CENE. ‘This form of Catarrh Ls the easiost OF PAYMENT, ACADEMY OF MORI When > £0U NIK NI MONDAY, J. Mu tegen COWPERTHWAIT & CO, 106 & 108 WEST 14TH ST., Y NEAR OTH AVE, THE COTT rie Te Mata, Wed “& Sn PEOPLE'S Catarrh of the Bronchial Tubes. When eatarrh of the head and threat is teft un. checked It extends down the windptpe tuto the ronchial tubas and after awhile attacks tH ON KING. "Wh. 2c. 2” Yeve. R15, THEATRE. Tethers Are ye inte. Ts Dreak tet?” : . Iter, sem lunge “Speedy wid Inexpensive cnre by the BROOKLYN STOR Mery G aliter, prop | Amu IND ARO Copeland avatene Htereatine?:*, ate, D st Russia TWENTY-HECO! CEE pee ie sie sive Darke MASQUERADE 8: ss1o you cough wt nl vi ta the hen “mt aV THEATRE, Vo. Night at @aharp. an el na 34°F euany oavewponr SS (SOGIETE PRANGAISE L'a oye take col enntly=" eneveine art x our Hite ¥ Ifyou hi Ip sare ” wie 5 eee Via idnte are tt SHOULD YOU WANT | yonti, | Sint xi ENA ob aoe Ard yi awaited 1eRa gon beteh np material that burn 5 A House, TeMsshs) REA F. Voogelin, contumer, 22 ond epee rela Thyau haves you have Catarth. of the stomach, A Flat,oran | SCOR onc “ED a | FR “be you cough on going to beds or what monly called dyspepsia. WEDNESDA rv ¥ *:Do you cough tn nines i Apartment, NEW WO GRAND CONC! Bed Sante are apa nea ne 7 . : B. F. Keith's Oxy! SUEY ETA oitrN PANES ot a duct tor tatty toottes The Co eland Medical Institute Consult the Housed Home Ads.) Be Te M N TO ee ORESDEN Sf ae Rent araaitnes L 9] 18 TO-DAY'S EVENING WORLD. | “Jenn Wo'Runssne, Dros Foret, Kaymon Mo ‘Admaisston $06, cl yon are growing weaker new 30 ) Braate Bros, Giibert Barony. Dryd COLUMBUS THEATRE, week THE HUST’ BFR TES PRS : 15 West 24th St., New York, nd morning’ Ht to get breathe? Catareh a burning pain inthe throat ‘cough worse night have to sit up nt nl . 40 othere "GREAT BIG SHOW! KOSTER & BIAL'S. To-Night. Near jadinon Nquar. If yout have these aymptoms you hi Although he announced at noon to- day that he had practically completed his selections to his own satisfaction and Inferentially to that of Hoss Platt, members have been calling on him ali day urging their claims to the best thines in the way of chalrmanships. isn't_any more, spent some time ‘with the Speaker to-day, but disclaimed any Interest in « litte thing like a chair- manship—as. yet. Phe following is a list of chairmanships which members Who are supposed to ve informed say will come out when the Assembly meets to-night Ways and Means—Ainsworth, Citien—0' Grad: Codes—Conklin@ of Robbins. Exclse—Catler. Gas, Electricity and Water—Lounsbury. Commerce and Navigatlon—Nixon. Insurance—Mal These are the most im to be distributed haynes have got about al there ts worth having among them. The villages | of Brooklyn and New York will take the leavings, as usual. There 1s a lot of kicking over the slate, Aide from O'Grady and Ains- worth, nobody seems to be satisfed | with the Chairmanship accorded him by the wise guesers. | Malby and Nixon, both shining lights that falled to sectire the Speakership | and jeadership, respectively, are mad | clear through. According to popular report, Ma:by will get a very unimpor. an ixon wh not Ket anything Lo speak of. It is pretty certain he won't boss things on the floor. That honor is to be accorded to Ainsworth, and Nixon feels cut ss over it The friends of Malby and Nixon say grabbing | grace and | portant, Chair. to-night. The everything in sight by permission of Mr, Platt ‘Those two gentlemen will sit In judg- ment on anything New York wants, because Ross Platt, according to popu: | lar belief, wants to reward them, The Assembly m: ing It for ion This Yea a! to The Evening World.) Jan, 9.—Assembiyman Foley | ing into line with Mayor Strong's views on the Hixcise question. Mr. Fol introduced a bill jast year permittin loons to transact a side-door busines: after 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon, thi front doors to be locked and the cur. tains drawn, Ho is revising for ‘Mr. Gibbs, who used to be wicked, but | ' resentation aguin this year, and thinks has @ chance to go thi \. ‘The tall compels’ eeloona’ vo ebus up ‘Praga: fsa a rrpncmial Tay W. H. COPELAND, M. D. FREE LECTURES AGAIN. | ctnaucvaitic hee sh TH E. E., GARDNER, M. D. + Evenings 8 15, Matinees Wed. i Catarrh of the Kidneys. ff Thin Yenr's Series to Liss, NOVELTIES. ‘mpire's Second AunIveraMry: j | RS. Ne Given To-Morrow STOR'S TO-NIGHT, | STR IAEAT Hol pagar n ] OFEICE HOURS Ha 9? ae ceen NA TONY, kate ge eat Oat ie Dc e first of the series of free lectures: y i wa » ‘T " Sundays, 9 A. M. to 5 P. M. auia ebanle, i pie ad through “The | Gen “ ‘ust gst LEW ae = "6 | Evening Worid’s efforts, will begin to- | Xa ican WHEL At senna Brooklyn Amusements, ‘ tight from Saturday midnight till 1 arrow. nia ri nant AdOEoREa r i Bie eatin CM LIRy, rookly: . 4 O'lock “Bunday “afternoon, wien side WORK FOR 374 CLOAKMAKERS | morrow nisht, when thirteen addres Pe onEA aan Eee MORON. | aes ane ' ‘ doors are to be opted Wil be delivered in as many halls.| WILSON BARRETI—THt MANXMAN, 17 fp Mr. Foley says the bill ought to suit Then, after that, the lectures will be FRIDAY THE SILVER WEN A ‘ ft the church people as well as folks who Amd More Wilt Be Pat to Work on] continued every Monday and Thursday | Nett week—Last week of Mrillarrett's ¢ 7 | : ie more. Mr. Foley says Mr, Strong ought, Three hundred and seventy-four| Among the lecturers will be Prof, H. DOWN IN DIXIE,| MATINEE ow. to like his bill, |cloakmakers, divided Into gangs of | H vyesen, Thomas L mes, 1 Balcony, te. seat. Orchestra circle, 660. eit £ = —e Go “= twenty men each, are at work cleaning | Meriweth W Elliott Grims, Cyrus Cc. eage luveerR & 33 BOARD IN A QUANDARY, —strecis on the east site, horinuiom at | Adams, feat, Adolph Conn, 11. Murray | ABBEY'S THEATIG. | vay aod aunt |ULMiatpren CASINO. .e Eee: Houston street and working southward. | Aaron, Prof. Charles Sprague Smith, D. | ky | Genuine Holiday Show. New Constitution Giver the Chart~|giract yi, Galiinlth, Bt the: Cilnton Lyons, Dr. Wendell ©. Phillips, |_ NEW LIVING PICTURES. Neeviecuie ead ar arnewghh [tin Tite Hate ie RRS ee H. Giddings, Prof. H. B. North: PMS Ome ~BRoomEyN, { apne fe wanted to work on che. stre and rrett Serviss, J. A. Gouiden, Ait ATR BLHANERAL Academy ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. §—The members another force will be put at work RiuGucken: Mik. 4 Rrostor Th x a | “Thursday, Of the State Board of Charities will meet Mertow morains, -¢ Mas an Mins. Mary Proctor , GRAND. after ® principal theme supplied were scarce at the depot | and Mrs. Hliza 4 nor. F “ _- | From Metmooiitan Opers: House, 5 this aft noon. The prinel A th mae f ths Tue Tend Oni bee A TeGe || wor ealucnay evanlien « comprenen-| HARLEM OPERA-H BAL 815 | St" Famagno, Campanarl a othe discussion 5 jon of the Con- ed to the needy ones, ‘The distress Ine | - nie ssoper | Pe 5 Ret zi ry atitution that makes It incumbent upon creases as time files, and as oniy #204 | SiYe course has been arranged at Cooper! wot HOPPER | DR, SYNTAX. |GAYETY his the Board to certify to the legality of dy { recelved from the relief fund of | Uni The programme for to-morrow | 1ypERLAL MUAICHALIe Ware k br oe | SMATE 208 ’ the Association for Improving the Con-| evening will be as follows i dae ahs all the inmates of public charitable ine ition “af he Poor, reat only un De ie + itn | 24 Great HULA HULA DANCERS é stitutions before they can draw me pur. mar Sehool Na 3, Grove an: aitson 4 1 Lomee Fee ete OEY eae ania Geannnen le her Paix Runired farnilien |r a Bs a aye and VARIETY STAKS. EMPIRE “ots ae ‘The Hoard is in a great quandary over in want. and many Infants are among Meriwether | BIIOU, Broadway, Bou Aare ea es etal ae the matter, It has no distinct idea as them who requir ourishing food which | 71m Some Te LAST WEEK. Last Mat WALTER SANFORD'S: tno het A"ommitire tielh atenare gt able fo buys iff PETER F. DAILEY SSNS YOUTH, was appolnted to dra lex to cover e services of Dr, Adelman, of the | R amar s ta [anes SET ae the constitutional provisions, but it in {| Byvening World's" corps of tree doc- Next Week— Ward @ Vokos—A Rt STAR Walter Sanford, Lessee and Mem 4 that they have not completed if re, ay A bee gra ef ly ace pred by 14TH STRE mi AT RE, Prices siwaye 15 1935, 35 ane ys Ors, no | . Thursday ‘Hite Hour at noon eatled upon Gov. See oF inaas among hy dewhat SOUVENIRS: isn orttan sig: TO-NIGHT THE IVY tEA Morton and held. a. long consultation |) The Pxeer oar 1s West Tw "ALM E: yr EDWIN” KNO Jover the matter Legal Adviser Lincoln Pers Walsnase’’ weatnons a bes dis | CORR. BROWNIE AMPHION, ae ior avaaee [Was called in and will endesvor t TEM ac busine: 51529 Weat, Porty-fourth heutre, 24th st. newr By. | 9 Bey Eve Matinees We [Table taghe vat te | Nasetat 68 HY T'S eres teers HANLON'S. SUPERBA | At the very earliest it will probably = —— a : paid ay .VENING be napther month hefore the keturd wilt, MAY BE. A GENERAL STRIKE 206 Weiwter arene. Ft gan, a4, 1h ite esucenne* | COLUMBIA, 5,45 RY, BV ESING gg. jbe able to allow Comptroller Pitch, of 3 ss Re techie 9 A.M. PALMER, sole SE AM AN WITH, ‘OFF a 4 New York, and officials of other cities —_—---- ation sreet and) PALMER'S Sidhe Sia? PAV ISTY EDDIE THE d [fo Pay over the sums due to tie vari; Meehamtes' Unton and Plumbers at | Tand the veonle.” | “A splendid success Nothing better. <IMPAAY,___ EOS: i q ous Institutions | T * SOL. SINN'S NEW < THEATRE ( A ————— War About » Wane Schedule, | THE FATAL CARD. Oh a ie BACK 3 BROCKWAY SHOULD GO The probabilities sre that the strike | | RAND ERAS! ies C] jw | 1 . on among the building mechanics of 4 at Weiland Sat.at 2 ies 4 NUMBER. —— the city will become general, and tha BLUE JEANS. HAND OPPRA:HOUSE, (TO ieRG Mac ae { Semator Persons Snys the Paddler thy te raw pr he ally all of , the NEXT WELK-HANLON'S SUPERBA, r a qcHaRD ‘wal Has Outlived Hin Usefulness. nullding mechantes of the city will be (© RTANDARD Theatre, Rye, M0. Mat, Sat 2° at een ‘A + out \ ce TT ht TS TOWN. on Se atch AED, PROETE: ALBANY, N. Y., Jan. 9.—Senator C.\” As the matter. stands at present! TOO MUCH JOHNSON. : H. Persons, of Buffalo, said this morn- more than i) of the mechanics areout, | + | ’ 5 . ing in relation to the introduction of a #fd the Waiking eDlegates will order || _ With William Gillette aud Company: f matrod * ull of the others out during the day un- war 2 pas eS bill to provide for the removal of Brock jess some amicable agreement. between | AARNE, AALD abassiny, [Wetees Overe A—FINEST HAIR TRIMMERS and beard cations Y shall not introduce a. bill, at least the Union men and the contractors can acute den: R B ROY in the world at The Alpine, 87 West $34 at, Rot at present. I belleve that Gov. Mor- ue are het at tuen® thing seems (9) (6 "f, the Rev. W, U R ve, 8.15. . nese, Brouwer: oben om 1 & M. es ue ni “4 athe ne asst plumb ald fu . ' 2M. te ments and other valuables: estal Pies 24 fee Boars Whose terns 5 Waxes, $273 per day, for doing the work, Saye He Was Beaten at Sea PROGTIA'S ; ia Pt ewe } Ont ia tue. that Gov. Flow of the rexulur plumbers, instead of $1 charles Smith, capiain of the American | Tiny Princess Paulina! | A.M A=A—BEsT CUALITY OF COAL, all ase a 7 pointed these men, but they ha a day, as they gre now paid. (The ginooner Charles A Utlberg. was arrested and PUM rer Sear fake or if 2,000 pounds, delivered, at Thetl 4 confirmed by the Senate, and that plumbers, on the other hand, say th before United States Commissioner | HARLEM ATITENEUM, 1aith Ot...) stand oth ave, sith and 4 confirmed by the Ben n Who are receiving $1 a day are only sie fon ave, Itefined Continuous | Vaudeyill 36a ith a ; DA ia ts eee apprentices, and are entitled to no mor + morning on complaint of ‘Thomas | 2.4010 03k Sunday Me. A Meathcald’—GEbF ae confirmed, then a ch: i Work has already been suspended on toni, te colored cook and steward. He charges 15. 2.5 ~ pais - eee Inquire 318. ‘36u the new. Board to the “American ‘Tract ‘Soctety "Hullding, sith with Moki and beating him while on) HQ Peed BSE, Be Bae aracitarad, Geer way, and if it fails t ea eae ond APTHCE tne high sean Commissioner Shielits held Capt | The Prodigal Daughter—W. 6W, 2d st, room 3 perhaps, hil will be Introduced. 1” Mieeeat the corner of Nasaatt and John in How all for examination Setertey| FVCRUA PHVA, ali Ave. EK St address Gas Collector, box 90 ‘I Rave bo mpted to streets, In addition to the other jar nz lie denies the stor | Mt NS: Sate : | ate [vet hivvimetuiness ait chowaneura’s muildings over the elty. “Among thes —— ! ie es rahe ee § re" are the University Bullding.on Wash CES. | ~ BMY - ington Square: the New York Lite Tt tug Alleged Smnuuling, wt HACE. | SAL bent quality 3 per ton al ANOTHER DELAVAN VICTIM nance Hullding, on. Rroadway: Invewigation artes against $4p Zig pounta, delivered, at Forman’s, 506 THR e nhayn Hotel, on Fifth avenue, wai dt the 5 aasaeain dius, a Eve. Mat. To: #: Telephoue call, 161 Th st, MES - several smaller buildings | Retike cuacice Gliese Ge Thurs, Die Orientreise COAL, $4.50 per ton, all sizes, deilvered to TMP Dog from the Ruins at Albany — = jolagi-sachanen Cay iby, sloaintre: pido. oe Te NigutSoab che; | AE Coal Dox 26 World, ALBANY, N. Y., Jan, 9—One more Three hundred striking shirtmake as |py @ young man whose name js not known. : - Broad et a body, the skeleton of which is almost semblod to-day at the headau ei Cap Schmittherger 19 aad (0 be tmplicated in # Cheske she Fined, eae ge complet was found in the Delay makers bed - afte | ai to The Evening World) goods warranted give cl ture Fe House ruins this morning, At the sy ways and tneans to reste: — - 1s O., Jan. %—The Ohio River was! Modeled up 2 date; lowest pric Purke 20 Where the three bodies, two of which enue om Ne contrat ‘ row. on 10 0 and di . Broadws iy whasiniga eae discovered last nicht, were taken Pilly one thir ¢ a «and “ dhecked the GENTLEMAN, editor of Mnely Mustrat fo bale of obera-glanses, were TL at the New York. faxship ot » y hard on the homeless wich lerary tastan io ks charge, of the Samara covered. this” morning s timeptere NT ARMNGie Raansece, (SHIN dmical | Beop oat from the water end page of Nie magazine: she mls 4 gold one, with the initials “8. D. }eeias ea weet eauia wen cca a ee b low places, where the Tovey secured, Address Albers De Marina, engraved on the cover. This was > 8 plage A * way, The Relief Com, OMce, city. we nuifted by Measra. Hurty and Moore | The New York will atop at t ® Roads aud | ities y can handle, HONEST—About three hundred information te as the property of the coffee-boy, Simon then proceed to the West Indies warded. Arong. é Sete» ae crranvascent : CEGAL, ADVICE PRE: pracicg Ty all woatay his shows conclusively that the bones | Collections. promptly made: mo charge found ‘near the ovens ‘were. not. thos Special Notices. The weather forecast for the thirty-six hours | mucromful, The People’s Law & Collection of Myers. However, bis father claimed = |ending $F. OM. ‘Thu tor Naw York City ana | SH 16a framed: water colors and to recognize the Vest that. was found | , elnity: Fair T der; with | SAVE MONEY—Pictures fremed: e bo! nlace as . THE STUDIO, a& ‘TW. 234 at, | ¥! on Ja hae? ‘mounted ssepariou'! ure wich the hones ae tat place Ba ihe one Pe lal | secant state dat Mcetreees | coud wate tye Thoralay morting™ mcrinweat | eRFTatL n ate at “t tony a silver one, with |e on m0 Nit he tn rt The following record shows the changes in the | Misi 3a John st, upatal by the cover HEADACHES "yh {nueierouss Wiles and sketches | temperaccre during he morning hours, as | 10. KNOW your fate and fortune consult” Nilay ‘ vorkiniemen dianing near the ovens i! a I ied artistig’ production, | cated by cha thecmameter at Perry macy: || the Palmiet; fee $1 24 Gast 17th a ‘ound a quantity of women’s clothini pe nission 28 cents, : J : 2 ANTED-—Devout Rotman | Cathoite Acnumber of bones, includinay « skull 4 H BROMO CAFFBENE 12 MASE TO CURE | rE IR ER ~ wa a vhe or ot cot alt orth) hand, foot ‘spade. “eromos’ 9) 8 b clergyman in obtain porta the peed | aramene 08 810 Oats, gigmach and liver complaints, i ioe. Address. Rav. a teal ve rn ven Teltal, Meat , Pe "ine tosien im ail have deen peal id bo aken alter each | Ronceverte broke last night and 11,000,000 feet | WILLIE—Mest, me i aa 4. ered a0 fat, ieappeared, of lumber weas With tbe Cure a AW wid rn a — waar ont or og theese <y~9 verre aaa nenMneaan apmee aro WAND UU SUT UT u precanfa *