The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1895, Page 8

ae HAT DID THEY TALK ABOUT? e=: Biohard Croker Has a Long Conference with Will. fam C, Whitney. MEETS HUGH J. GRANT ALSO. Awerioan Colony in London All Agog Over the Confabs of the Politicians. BRISTOL’S NOTABLE GUESTS. The Goelets, Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mr. Hewitt Besieged by Dre akers and Tallors. (Copyright, 1806, by the Associated Press.) LONDON, May 2%.—Among those who @alied upon Mr. Whitney, at the Hotel = Bristol, on Tuesday last, was Mr. Rich- Mr. Croker had a long in- ry, and it has caused much gossip among the Americans here who have kept them- welves in touch with New York Sta politics, as well as with National a! fairs, ‘The subject of the conversation be- tween Messrs, Whitney and Croker is Rot known, but, naturally, there are people who claim that the political situa- tion in the United States was thor- ough!y discussed by the two New York- ers. Another man here in whom consider- able interest was taken by the Ameri- an colony is ex-Mayor Hugh J, Grant, | See ac Charles Wager and Joseph est Harvier and, Char} oan Ke Fg tay of the in nf, they will Sa 15 8 meas va pfan, what aistriot’ an in wi almost te th some, districts they | aa mmittes away rom Tammany Hall HARRISON GETS A REST. and Even Artist John- fon L im Alone To-Day. Ex-President Harrison was left se- verely alone to-day by the politicians, as well as the casual callers who have been deeply concerned about his wel- fare ever since he arrived in New York, Even the young man who wants to draw his picture in charcoal kept away from the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where the ex-President is staying. Every day since Mr. Harrison came to town, this artistic genius has haunted the corridors and descended upon the ex-President whenever the latter appeared in the lobby. He took a day off thin morning, how- ever, and Mr. Harriton appeared to be J had been rushet eres May since his. arrival and was xlad to get, a rest. “s Beaver GE to-morrow,” Polit! plans for to-day or ne, aad as Isl ‘obably ‘spend Sunday | w! som friend. 1 reper, up to Mr. Johnson's studio this morning, but don’t know that I shall sit for him. He is nearly through with me, Us gu GOOD GOVERNMENT NOTES. club o of the Fourteenth Asembly District, Ald tee sia ye oncributiont shoud "be ein tte brary. Con Q Pt secretary, at the ciub-house, 635 The, President of Club M, Twonue Moses nhelmer, Sire Oppennelmer, vital stattatica of ton about tenemer public and charitable institutions. oe 004 Govlbnent club of sembly. DI ia considering ‘ ing @ dieyele corpa trom among | . Wleth, Assert the tan for members, Government Club R, Thirtieth Assembly pins expresses satisfaction at the recon! made by ite’ Assemblyman, Niles, Resolutions commending h have ‘been passed and forwarded to him. eee Club W, Twenty-ninth Assembly Di hold @ meeting son to elect 4 intederated Good yw York, who is engaged in seeing | 8 sights in company with h & daughter of Senator Murphy. Mr. and Mra Grant are among the latest arrivals here, @pent & week in Ireland. They will go to the Continent next week, and will “do” Paris thoroughly, in addition to visiting other cities. ‘Mr. Grant and Mr. Croker have met ‘and wil meet again while in London, on4-Now Yorkers are the persons who ean form the best idea of the probable Gubject of their chats, To the delight of everybody except the Undertakers and kinfred professions, London had a return of fine weather this week, and the great metropolis is and lively in the fashionable shopping districts Much attention has been attracted to the party of distnguished Americans which has been occupying the be: apartments at the aristocratic Hotel Bristol, since Saturday last. Its mem- bers consist of Mr. W. C. Whitney, Miss ‘Whitney and Miss Southgate, and Mrs. P80 Alma Vanderbilt, accompanied by her| the ¢ fon and daughter; Mr. Plerre Jay, Mr. and Mrs, Ogden Goelet and ex-Mayor Abram 8. Hewitt, of New York. The baggage of this party filled the hotel lobby and corridors, and the ar- rival of the Americans the al for the invasion of their apartments by @ smal! army of dresemakers, tailors and shopmen. The Goelets have been deluged with Mvitations to various aristocratic gath- erings, and their presence here, ast! rm manner in which th deen received, has caused a ef the cireulation of the rumors that there ts a possibility of the Prince of ‘Wales accompanying them to the United @tates in order to be present at the @Bees for the America's Cup in Sep- tember next. It in impossible to get at the truth of this matter at present; but those who foticed the Prince's partiality for the company of Mr. and Mrs, Goelet during the yachting season on the Medlterr: fean, when the Prince wae their gue on board the White Ladye, would not be | Qstonished if the report turns out to be correct. On the other hand, sober-minded per- fons claim that the state of the health @f Queen Victoria is such as to preclude any possibility of the Heir Apparent being allowed to wander so far away | from home. But stranger things have bappened, and the Prince ie known to have a will of his own. Questions on the subject have been| Put to Mr. Goelet, but he maintains a| @iscreet silence, neither denying nor confirming the stories afloat, It is known, however, that he and his family ‘will return to the United States shortly, @ni that they will remain there for the America’s Cup race —— TAMMANY LEADERS ALARMED. having peviously | { jquarters at 311 Kast Broadway, local ‘Affairs haw increased. One of the ‘The Ap- J. Kats, elected: President, Do Forest Grant; resident, Almon ‘Goodwin; . Arthur Von Driesen; At the last, meoting of Club %, of tt and Seventh mbly” Distri Tr nd ¢ mangement of the at- faire of te Club In val Ms members ‘The Grievance and District Improvement Com- and Investigate all complaint court, schools, parka and laily the condition of the st th, Ninth and Thirteenth A teeta Send’ with respect to any. neglect or. mile conduct by police officers, or city. oMclal and to the neglect oF tranegr ‘dinance by corporations chary Special utien to the public. or by any oaher can be sont to the headquarters, of Hudson street, to Henry man of the Grievance. abd Dis. ‘At Committee, —— THE USTs. ARE CLOSED. Soom Mayor Strons WII Select the New Police Magistrates. Mayor Strong to-ay closed the lists of candidates for police justices and mmagisrales at noon, umber of applications in his mae aches nearly $00. He will take them home this afternoon, look over them to-night and after he returna from church to-morrow, and mak. iQ many selection he can In that tlm The Maycr has until June ‘0 to make final “select jon: —— CITY CLUB ON T ON TRUCK BILL. w dF trlet’ Improver Opeese the Meneure at the Hearing Before Mayor Strong. At @ meeting of the Executive Ccm- mittee of the Board of Trustees of the City Club held to-day the following reso- lution was passed: “Resolved, That the City Club of New York disapproves Senate bill 1,387, de- signed to legalize the storing of trucks in the streets, und that the Club be represented in‘ opposition to the till at the hearing before the Mayor at 3 P. jM- Monday, May 27." G. G. Club Commends W ering. Good Government Club of the Sixth and | ing and indorsing his admin Cleaning Department, 7 Gistricta namet are exceptionatly. cl ult of the untiring energy of Co! Cummings to Be Bounceat Ex-Congressman Amos J, Cummin; In about wo be removed by M the Board of Electrical Control rd tk reported as, te probable Successor, Mr Stoddard prominent Re 2, publican and a Well-known newnpayer ‘The Tammany leaders are be. ginning to be seriously alarmed over the numer- Ous defections from their ranks into the HARTLEY GETS ONE MONTH. The Former Dry-Goods Merchant Breaks Out Again, | | } a{eawerly discussed by the gossips is in {ess did not put in an appearance at "| of Commons, -|xent to the | Jockey Club THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENIN NOT A DUCHESS NOW, Must Fe Known Simply as Lady Beresford, Says the Queen. Why the Princess of Wales Was Absent from the Drawing-Room. Didn’t Wish to Mect a Certain Poer- ess the Prince Was Fond of, (Copyright, 1995, by the Associated Presa.) LONDON, May 2%.—Secret history con- nected with the last two Drawing-Rooms at Buckingham Palace is leaking out, and Is giving the gossips plenty to chal ter about, It appears that the appl tion of the Dowager Duchess of Mi borough, formerly Mrs. Louis Ham- ersley, of New York, who wished to be presented to the Queen on her mar- rlage to Lord William Beresford, std returned to her through the Lord Chai berlain's office, where such ‘applications are filed, with the indorsement, in the handwriting of Queen Victoria, that Her Majesty could only receive her as Lady William Beresford, and that she could not retain her previous higher title, as she has often done. Consequently, the charming lady who is generally known as the “American Duchess,” will, in future, have only her Place in precedence at Court as Lady William Beresford, and will not have the right to sit on the coveted bench re- served for duchesses at state bails and other Court function ‘The second incident which is being connection w: the Drawing-Room of Wednesday last, where the Princess Louise, (Marchioness of Lorne), third daughter of Queen Victoria, represented the Queen in place of the Princess of Wales, who had been first selected for that honor, It was given out that the indisposition of the Princess of Wales was the cause of her refusal to be present, but it would seem that the health of the Princess was not the real cause of from Buckingham Pal day, Among the names of the ladies to be presented was a certain peei whose company the ity. This caused the Princess to pay a flying visit to the Queen, who was at Windsor, and Her Majesty reluctantly consented to call upon the Princ Louise to represent her at the Drawin, Room. But after all this turmoil in the royal family, the much-discussed peer- Buckingham Palace, and so the storm is blowing over. Vanity Fair says that the sensation of the function, the drawing-room of Wednesday last, was the presentation of Mra, George N. Curzon (formerly Miss Mary Leiter, of Washington and Chi- cago). She wus dressed more beautl- fully than any one there, in a silvered white gown, with a yellow train, at- tached to silver wings on her shoulders and with diamonds, “like dewdrops,” over her dress and in her hair. Mri Curzon ts being most warmly received here, and is being an much petted as any woiran in London. Lady Mary Hamilton, the young daughter of the late Duke of Hamilton, will be the richest helress in Eng and, probably, in the world, She ts only about ten years old, and has inherited the bulk of the late Duke's estates, in- cluding the Isle of Arran, which «lone is worth $6,000,000, The whole of the Duke of Hamilton's property was at his own disposal, and the rentals already amount to $1,000,000 per year. ‘The Duke's death was due to "bant- as the process of reducing @ per- son's avoirdupols is termed. He had succeeded In lightening himself by about sixty pounds, but the process was too much for his vitality, and he suo- cumbed in spite of the efforts to save his life which were made by those who had been supervising the banting treat- ment. The present Duke of Hamilton, ‘a distant relative of the late Duke, in- herits Hamilton Place and barely enough to support the title. A camphor famine is threatened as a result of the war between Japan and China. The price of camphor has rapid- ly advanced, and Japan Is placing the mont severe restrictions upon its export, Should a warm Summer bring cholera and dysentery, the demand for camphor will be very great, and its scarcity will not only interfere with many medical compounds, but will hinder the manu- facture of smokeless gunpowder, in which camphor largely enters as an in- gredient, As a aign of the times, it was an- nounced on ‘Thursday last, in the House that the Duke of Cam- the Ranger of Hyde Park, has been compelled to give @ reluctant con- bieyclists, But riders will only be al- lowed in Hyde Park until 10 AM, 1 ‘Tho Prince of Wales will give his cus- |‘ tomary dinner to the members of the on the evening of Derby Day. Prince Christian, the Duke of Cambridge and about © other mem- here have been invited. After the dinner who | the Jockey Club will] in the party, and the festivities are ly to extend into the small hours, infant Prince Edward of York is great among the ladies of the admission into the park of| © R i. co, GIXTM AVE, UT To 1¢7TH OF, EVERY REQUISITE FOR THE. . Horseman, Cyclist, man, and for Baseball, Foot- Tennis, Croquet and ball, Golf Players . eo. Special Sales Next China, Fisher- In most instances at. Week Glas aware, Pottery, Silverware, Housefurnishings, Refrigerators, Rugs, Millinery, Silks, Dress Goods, Flowers, Ribbons, Shoes, Laces, Books, Hosiery, Umbrellas, Shirts, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Belts, Embroideries, Men's Ladi Neckwear, and Misses’ Jackets and Suits, Bilk Waiste, Silk Skirts, Shirt Wa: Underwear, Ladies’ and Misses’ Bathing Suite and Caps, Lace Curtains, Linens, Toilet Articles, Corsets, Boys’ and Mon’s * Clothing and Hats, Groceries, Fine Wines, Cigars, Beds, Bedding, Matting, &0., &o. Americans visiting Parts are cordtally invited to make themselves at home at our Parlor and Reading Room, 28 Avenue de VOpera. mons, occupied the attention of the, ter body for days IN HONOR OF THE QUEEN. Victoria's Birthday OMicially Cele- brated tn London. LONDON, May %.—The birthday of Queen Victoria. the anniversary of which occurred yesterday, was officially celebrated In this city, to-day. At the Horse Guards, during the morning, many thousands of people witnessed the brililant apectacte of trooping the colors, Among the forelgn notabilities present was Nasrulla Khan, the second son of the Ameer of Afghanistan, who is now on a vielt to England, ‘There was great excitement along Pall Mall as the Prince of Waies, the Duke of Cambridge and Nasrulla Khan rode through that thoroughfare on their way to the Horse Guards’ parade. ‘The Afghan Prince wis clad in a scarlet unt- form trimmed with gold lace, He wore 4 fez-shaped Astrachan cap, The Princess of Wales and her daugh- ters, the Duke and Duchess of Saxe- Coburg and Gotha and the Duke and Duchess of York were also among those Present at the trooping of the UP GOES THE YELLOW DRAGON Formosa Declares Na SHANGHAI, May %.--Formosa has declared itself a Republic, the fag be- ing @ yellow dragon on a blue ground. nor, Chang Ting Sung, ts an has notined”’ tne foreign ri WASHINGTON, Department has ‘ro from, Mr. nby, Minister to China, stating that ine is eatee Formosa has declared her independence, that the Powers have been 0 notified and thi & government republican form has been established in Formosa, ‘This adds a new complexion to in the East. Before thi ment can rec Pendence, it m' Vislonal ‘government ‘which | has been organized. There are reat numbers of Japanese in Formosa, and it remains to be seen what course it will adop! If a Republic —The State ablegram in ey Suys He In Not to ¢ Havana, story, @aying that he ty to su Ramon 0, Williams as United states Consul-General at Havana Peacefal News from Wineticlda, ‘The Norwegian fruit st | thin. morning from Biuede e sailed May 16. One said that the occupation fleet craated little If any n. Cabesan Duarte, BOYCOTTED HIS BEER. ‘Three Men Arr. ad been ‘Other wo. Ifor Annoying « Three men stood in Ketalik’s saloon, at Avenuy ¢ teenth street, for three hoy }and told prospective enter the “KOCHin SHOE DEPT. SPECIAL, Bo: Beek 900 Pairs Ladies’ Fine Oxford Ties (Small sizes only), Tan Goat, French Kid with Patent- Leather Tip or Vamp, &e., &e. FORMERLY ¥.50, 3.00 AND 3.50,, Now 1.49 PER PAL ON Exhibi xhibition .-.. 84 floor, “TRILBY,” “LIFE BIZE,'’ not in!‘ THE ALTOGETHER." OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT. Bet. Lenox {25a st. west,{ ° & 7th aves 1d With Everybody, GAREY & SIDES, Clothing Manufacturers and Retallers, |70 & 72 Bowery Clothing on Credit, EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN $12 and $15 SPRING SUITS In Black Diagonale——In Fancy Casels meres——in Cheviets-—In Faucy Ding- ouals——In many other Cloths, dy cut, made and sold by us. e Novel Effects, Be: and Children's SUITS, $3 te $10, MAY 25, [8vo *«MACY:: GREAT DOUBLE SALE DRESS GOODS (Monday, May 7th) ON THE MAIN FLOOR Our Wald Lill baa thoroexzhly overhau and reemarked for this important sale 40 feces high class Novelties, at 75 cents per yard; 12 colorings. 30 ‘pleces fancy weaves, at $1.6U per yard; fore mes $4.50. good assortment of Engltal Mohairs at low prices. Tricotines in street col- orings, including tobacco brown, dove grey and pis- tache green. 64 inch Coverts, at 75 cents per yard; formerly $1.25—40 inch all wool Moires; Plain and Em- broidered Nun’s Vellings and Crepons, in White, Cream and_ all _ tints. Printed and Embroidered Chiffons and Crepes for Ladies’ Waists. IN THE BASEMENT 2500 yards all wool French Challies, at 25 cents per yard—1500 yards hard twist Storm hat) at 50 cents per yard—1200 yards French Whip Oord light weight but firm and strong, at 40 cents per yard—greatest bargains in years in all sorts of dress goods. Remnants of Crepon Coverts, Tweeds, Serge Mohairs and French Nov: elties at prices merely nominal. JAMES McCREERY &CU., Broadway and 11th St. Stern Bros. are prepared to take FURS On Storage Furs and Fur Lined Gar- ments, Rugs and Furs of every description, stored and insured against dam- age by moths and fire at very moderate rates. During the Spring and Summer, alterations and repairs made at excep- tionally low prices. West 23d St ROTHSCHIL NEW YORK, 14th St., near 6th Ave. BROOKLYN, Fulton St., cor. Hoyt. We have commenced our SEMI-ANNUAL Great Mark- “Down Sale ne TRIMMED HATS Some of the Features of SUNDAY WORLD TO-MORROW. Wonderful Cures of a Martyred Saint Who Is Now im New York. The Heir to the Austrian Throne Writes a Book About Hunting. The Extraordinary Eccentricities of a Crazy Millionaire. A Marvellous Invention That Beats Edison’s Kinetoscope. At Last a Sure Scheme to Make Bank Clerks Honest! The Latest Styles in Summer Clothes for Boys and Girls. Pretty Girls You Meet on the Road Who Are Boomers for Bicycles. va aire Scientific Experiments with Big Kites. beer. Kets Independent County Organisation. Edwant F. Hartley, recently @ dealer te "The men finally. e Role organisation, encouraged by tts In dry-Koods at One Hundred andj smners family, and more especially of] | The men, final Succeas in making inroads in the Tain. ‘Twenty-seventh street and ‘Third ave- i creat interost in him, While | 2eoon-keeper many Hall forces in the Fifteenth As- nue, Was arraigned in Harlem BiG OBE a ree Satay as Rs aT eee OE GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING TO OR- sembly District, turned its attention to the ‘Thirteenth District, of which ex- Police Commissioner John C, Bheehan ts Tammany louder, A meeting was held @t the Utah House assembly-rooms, Bighth avenue and Twenty-ffth street, last night. Ex-Assistant District-Attor- ney Bernard J, Douras, former law part- ner of Commissioner Sheehan, in ti firm of Sheehan, Southworth & Douras, and 2 new recruit to the Independent | County Organization in the Thirteenth District, presided, and William Clear, the former Chairman of the Indepen- Gent County Organization, was the Sec- y former active Tammany work- bresei nts, Among them were he builder cy-ninth james ‘tt tion, sale Martin abriel Frankl Bch Norton, ‘Murray, Whit sfivray, John te and to the Independent ton from in the T' ieteen {this morning, charged wit and disorderly. He was se well's Island for one month Hartley went to his home, One Hundred and — Twenty- |atreet, last night, and broke a |door,"He became’ so violent that Hartley was obliged to call in Brady, of the Fast One Hun Twenty. wixth atreet station Hartley was committed to the Hic naane Asylum lust July, but caped in September. He was si quently taken to friends in Jersey jand then brought to this cit | been comparatively qu.et until | week» ago, being drunk t to Black 174 East eventh man dred an m Yartlg, about two — - Alleged Train Wreckers. James Chadwick and Frederick Wohitelt, Be | rested om suspicion of havi | tracks of the New York —: Galway Men The ann raion of the Galway Aasoctetion eld on Sunday, June 28, prom inex to Which has taken place, The time nor ne of the seanor organizations. | siested membe ‘our | Men's thon raised by the 4 in town she has him brought dally to Marlborough House and accompanies him in his atte carriage around the | grounds Among the prominent Ameri istered during the week at L: a change here are Miss Margaret Bi land, Mr. and Mrs, C. 1, Bonney and MH. L. Hamlin, of Chicago; Mr. and Mra. W, Francis Wilso) It is now freely predicted that there will be @ general election in Great Hritain during the coming month of July. On al sides it is admitted that Lord Rose is the House of Commons emphas: sense of coming disaster to the Liberal evolt of the Prospective Peers crusade of the Hon, George Cargon, M. P, came to nauk’ |. though the ques- arl of Selborne, as to whether peers could or could not sit in the House of Commons after sue. ceeding to the House of Lords, or be of the House of Com- > men describ of 49 Tenth defendants ciaimes were arrested. Justice Grady new for examination. Thorough Cleanness. Prevents disease, Use S-a-n-a-d-o-r Skin Soap, Because it has cleansiny prop- erties ten times greater than those of any other medicated or toilet soap. Because its antiseptic ties prevent contagion Because we offer $100 4 grain for all poisonous substances found in it. proper by all 8. | 90., 10 ona aa Niadewster ssh n|Capes, Jackets, Suits, Novelties tm Ladies’ Silk Waists, &c, Monthly Payments, ce More, itch, the we Thirty-fourth t for w of keeping ys? tesued on the char orderly house 182 Weat To-day he was held in $1,000 bail for ex- Dr Fitch was supported by Dr. ait a8 Went Thirty fourth street, who } the uy pt up in Endres's place until nearly ay light hdres once conducted the Cate Gare Gen tn the Hotel Waldort Nell Burgess yestertay bought the lease of the! Star Theatre at Thi from Theodore Moss. of the house for many years ‘Thirty-fourth | wo BONNETS formerly sold at | Schooner Bertha Warner Strande: The Clyde line fF Saginaw, whieh arrived | this morning trom West Indla ports, bri fever of the stranding of the Amar | Bertha Warner, Capt. RU on a reel Macorie. Seat 36 The east ‘ a rite ith | Toes Broadway 1d Must Move Os, Police Captain Pickett yesterday placed price Burgess for the four years’ lease (e sal 000, ce ot ea street ang ihe ad (ag corner oi & man to keep Idlers from the south side! A Wedding That Will Out=- Million the Gouldand Astor | Weddings.