The evening world. Newspaper, June 15, 1895, Page 6

sJudge Goldfogle Tells of Hardships — Beinbard Committee Hearing Evi- dence on the Body Debt Law. of the Present Law. Sle Wants » Botter Class of Notartes | ry Public Selected. | ‘Among other recommendations which ‘Whe Reinhard Assembly Invest 7 |ommittes will ably make to ‘pext session of the Ivgislature !mn amendment to tie law wh \Hemale judgment deltors from “tj Bion of body executions: ‘The Committee has directed its will ated in the by the neary tld not ordered one of the buildings va Notices to that effect were posted building, but Were torn down foreman, The employees were all out on strik ise they « make living The Commitiec Saturday at 10 A HERE'S A LETTER FOR YOU. Meant All, from Reader" Up to the Mayo DEAR MR. STRONG: You are the Mayor and you will cut a big figure at t openin of the Harton ship can a really know enything defini the shaps or appearance of that great work? Do you know that the canal 's shaped Ike etter B, and that it ts most picturesque and rugged? Probably you do net and probably most ef your fellow-eltizens do not, For all of your sakes artists have climbed dizzy heights) and have made @ grand ple of the| He canal as tt Ke to the bird th vove, ‘That pleture—the only quate picture of the canal will t lished, six columns wide, in the Sun World to-morrow, Get It wiy it @}journe? until next M ye a aide pubs fiion in this channel, and has subpoenaed Mudge Goldfogle, of tie City Court, to {mppear to-day. Judge Goldfoxle has had | igmany cases where female debtors, able tgo meet their cbilzations to employers, {have permitted judgments to be eniered Tend snapped thelr fingers in deflance of \preditors. The Court cannot issue body ‘executions against them: The Committee | met on time this 4 ning in the Alder ganic Chambers, City Hail. Judge Goldfogle when witness chair said he was ly {wifth District, the most den [Bated of any in the © \mn average of about 11,0" lyear, nearly half of which were civil tions. Sie had many cases where employ Hmued female employers and got judi. ment. The matter ended ther paueh jgpere was no doubt the cmuiiycts wine e again: re “I think,” Bhould be pa: ‘Rices having i ue body e: Judgment debiors @ Would you timit tet at Would make the sum $50, the he to ted dn ty Hl a bot, female debt aid he, “that a statut J which would give dus jurisdiction discretion to cutions against female wa: ex: 4 fir great The witness said there were many In vptances, Wishonest men turned Over their business to women managers Ro avold the responsibilities of a, le Person under the judgment debtors’ law “A law, he sad “making a woman equally Hable is required to protect male labor against the machinations of ‘Mishonest employers.” Regarding notaries public, who, It has been shown, issue certificates to erildren Beeking employment, regurdiess of the Fequirements of the law, Judge Gold Mogle said: “I hav» found many of these ave lawyers’ siens out, ‘lec i, jorant people. I have found (these notaries to ant and Mo transact their business. % Si heeiad the fesu, {fo children under ag. (What a system 1 [gnore seeking the appointment should Kamined as to their capabilites, \Dvhich is not now don | "The system of nting public should be changed, so o notaries ing the of unfit rlifieates: would suggest Adopted, whereby notaries ly com. may | is too tent men of known veracity lected, The present method Judge Goldfogle suggested an Ment to enable workingmen t Qhelr wages. both ages, he wuld, in this city where amen cannot collect thelr imply because the statute Kives jo remedy, except the ordinary ion against property He sugested a iwtatute to provide that upon the ret Jof an execution unsatistied In favor journeyman mechanic or of # {Sntwering to the generel description of Wage-earner, an execution against the rson should be within the dis tion it the court. “Assemblyman Stuirbers told NGoldfogle the Assembly hid ithe Committee the Mercantile BRE”, Employment bill and aske when exeuu: je time caine, if he would assist the {Committee in ‘preparin Di for {better protection of all employees for the payment of all kinds of labor he Judge promised to do so. PF Regarding the enforce of Health ‘ordinances and {Judge Goldfox aU the rovide suflic rita \Phere should | {fhe penalty should Fevent. If this rule was followed ra would be more careful to keep with Taw, (amd. it offending, | mor ready to effect the remedy required ‘the health authc Toad ns law falled vt meas he sald, be by children in mer. iid be remit su as not | nent of any tached sitid he had | Ke a levy he had rea Hated be mort feantlle es: fated by law, said the \ to permit of the enp’ funder twelve years of ax Marcus Moses, City Mar ‘Mo Judge Goldtogle's court, walled on female debtors td m and was shown bills of sale on to believe were ant fide notaries put that bills of Bhould be re: He believed He ente-dated bills Gideration. The notary’s name in one anstance was Folk, Some notaries he Waid knew only cnouzh about ehiroxrap! {fo write their own names, and hang out Bigns reading, I #Legal papers carefully \. Max Kops, a ma: et 22 Canal stree jweventy hands. most of Whom are fe males, sald the average wages paid lwere about $5.50 a Weel Dranim Jones, of 1. Water street, shirtmake awork was done by. iprices paid were from 3 \dozen, He had no w jnow, although ab jeheapest to ly He said lget work donc by contract than \dn a factory co: y himself. } Joshua Seldin, West i treet, said he ed fou females and one boy in finishtr | 1 verge way fwas about © a week. In led a xe feurler could carn $1) a week und now Nequally skilled we reek Ane BO MMRede eats Was wiinenn, tahate sold for $1: ‘gi, ages that sworn notaries put of sale for a cons] drawn.” Ulacturer of corsets, who en 8 about gents to iny @ pound in 187 now ining and labor has rr jeordingly. ‘The witness teaching cach er Weathers, It generally t Mary Hernert fweeks. loyees, sala she ut be ie only paid $1 jan orphan, mother, John | Johannes, vrtiticial tlowe employs about fwhom work ai @arned about 3 a Heeky Horow ize been work Ong in a cigar manu aA relative gir te same ain lor four week mould tol: fhousand. | « 80 for charged YK about four a nae mn wa and wit a man r Great nk Jones # of fi will be ming morrow and re mer you will learn all of the ought th row's Sunday you Jetted diamond for derella y The instep ts high and the toes as regu- tar by krow as they should grow have se foolish it 1s to wear sworn pletur on it was found that no irl present had wo mateh, form 4s important, Prof. J. Weston silver and is well worth reading. long: 1c Mrs, the buarding-house contains a room in that some on) are ‘ Dk, beautiful day World to-morrow. inhabitants of the Central Park menag- Islan) The head will hundredth, sur mar never up a course old tn six day great switeh: wh | went tas ate bad only, Fee montis. she was tolt twelve weeks Being subpocaae! she She coula net writ is a fine day, t fhe plac> was chamber, and on!) 2 id. I. was over a niiary conditions were iad a Mad proprictress of a necktie | factory at 49 East Houston street said | Ghe employed Ming rls. The. bik ~ pail were $6 a we Bhe w MG°Grom. 20 to 40 vents’ dozen by jesalers. Max Hatamer, manufac waists at 15 Lutiow str: ployed four men and thy ade about 129 dozen a B@ to G cents a doen. H Al ser urer of boy: sald he three cents profit on each est wages pald were $i a \ wel Poklak, an employee of Samue! he & Co., clear manufacturers at st Beverty-ninth street, said that children svere at work there strip- Tha Board of ais a ‘LORE ie I oem Seon ? and show it to the pulling babes who Ine terest you DEAR POLICEMEN, MISSIONERS AND RETIRED cH You will all be interested in the “Arabian Nights Up to Date’ story tn the Sunday World tomorrow, It tells of the rise In life of Amas in, the cop. It refers one particular, as Mr, dmit. One of Hen Ghoold, ‘This cha Gould, the POLICE COM. ton Jiyrnes himself will acters Is Abou eter will inter- boat race man, DEAR YOUNG ”n swimming, Sf you are not swim- y the Sunday World to- 1 the “Don'ts for Swim- these instructive “Dont's” things that you They are important They are as good for you as le "Don'ts" were for bleyelists iIRLS: Many things In to-mor World are intended for think you will be most ex- t the Ilfe-size picture of the perfect foot in Moston, A pair of buckled slippers was offered Hest foot, and the Hosten Cin was discovered, sure Will see her foot just in you siren In not to biey DEAR Tho the enow a as it was, and hi two n the ndsom. toenalls as ordinary are fingers. manicured and When you uu will know how tight shoes, f Connecticut girls have smoking cigarettes, ‘They ned a league; whose 8 ure published confessed that once smoked; but all have stopped. At one of their tings the other day 4 this foot y 3, A lot oft Je hay some This great stride towards re: DEAR FINANCIERS: An f article by Parish tells all about Sunday World to-1orrow, It is sar- the AR SENTIMENTALISTS: You all nt to be married and te up to a Ife- ©. Very proper feeling. Cornell Durte's b New Jerse Go to arding-house in Village of Closter, That alled hamber.” — Whoever si room fully in love and marries Twenty weddings, all happy, traced to that room, It is su Senator Hill dx afraid fo sleep eve Y part of the house when he goe ost Alt CHILDREN! pivture for you “Cupid's There is one the Sui the It shows all the ong in Tt teu monkey swimming uuful picture, truly diving off the elephants nate You espectally STARTANS: You will re-! that Ming villard, who | faith, has celebrated her ietha She is wel and 1 She has always been reminds us of the 4 centenarian who ive such years at Coney] f Th DEAT to hear 4 your SI th who drank wine also, wo tors, it Bhes will be DEAR We tell iENE Fil to-miorcow WE exeeptlonal newspay of a baboon who acts pan in ith Africa, and tt Preaent the baboon's. pletire. taken he Was throwing a switch, The Bunday Workl will publish a pte- tures ofthe double-hartellod. balloon jeh is to go to the North Pole if it 1 The Sunday World wil tell you how o make your own lee-cream, MeLaughiin, once chief of tives, now lives dn a colt ards with a murderer, Tn (its mann fate there ds amoral’ aud a. sermon unday World preaches the texts “The is hard.” and The the host of the high ones n high. A votng woman e Metaurhtin in his cell and moved to Very Interestiig moraliz wh a Sun- truly tt will as will that was Inge There are day World Think of a snake stories: to make your snake ninety-four feet lon Stich a ene has been killed in Java by selentifie English expedith You ast read about th There are publis World to-morrow fh. summer resorts most beantttully, If to stay in town you ought the fun that others will enjoy and. | your soul up with a good big grte 5 ‘There is nothing more precious than a grievance. DUEL WITH HORSEWHIPS. Weateh an Old Seo: Iderly men, one fifty with mud on thy hayseed in their ob amented t the befor the in the Heh cree Sun. up sort to read is by niani “mo re Settle met I eh Two sixty 8 the other two, heavy but court and thes, with farmer in Justice Morrisanta faces that so or Vr one Erni app this: mort in tourt. fifty old one w iby 9 with isly years his senior The two men neighbors, and they have lives at peace with en nly rural Wes Whether the pleasant pastures ye Je Heeman a ol K vssiulting the AM © farme lived all their h other th elty alte ertaln ting condition each was driving t, they ran inte and words that truckin ter. | take i tow wood twelve ser ghan, fui Ma jain”? ted the it Mt men's hat tt got lays aK inh blood or not, Into fiz While rou me s a wagon hi ma each ¢ they would have swell with vehicles disentan each went his style, nen use ‘ made a They their le, and a lurld tem das Words fa Which Kept pout unth they met yesterday ate ame. filed with howls and spurting blood, and etrel which made the welKin Ting | way that the ention man Rockwood wa: Lea thra he oth sewhips on V rhe admnira: : 1 to cool ways up ab om this | by with starting fight and Promptly. placed under arrest, Officers had the wounds of both plastered up ina nearby drug siore, Folldergar Waa beld for examination, ri —-+ THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1895. DNnnnnnnvww AT MANHATTAN BEACH BICYCLE TRACK. THE OIMON-ERNE CONTEST, To-Night’s Bout Before the Sea- side A. 0, Will Be Sharp. Champion Expected to Out- point the Buffate Lad. yea Kilistic extraordinary until some at him, For th has st y su ney the y », of Landon, posed of in it all the largely es nis non ht engagements, feat ving. champlons thing Is certain, and tha Ways puts forth his best endeavors to win, and has yet to disappoint specta- oth © brawny Buf Dixon att night be explained but in one way, the presence Ju who has shown hoxer hitte and Th bet Was pr Johnson, champton, Erne perf im | hax gon: dail: hange their puch th: draw with tur ds certain tert will Nineter mud di it od wi cht hi reat but GEORGE 1 8 will cle one ole He has feathe done more fighting than any gilist ‘There has been a great deal of George Dixon in boxing cireles during the last rs, but In spite of his frequeut that most remarkable ce- ‘ditt abet jt, EXON. brity has lost none of his popularity, Metropolitan sports who are fond of pu- ever tire watching everness 1s found who can et any two hemispheres, ts FRANK ERNE. elreulat he effect he Seaside st How th! have burn. himself t at his Ww arr the si En var to his me mised a he Hugh after t rm on Perry matched with Jack Me ality tn th titest for pix taker ars very & ed champ of rea iu If th Work, 1 minds ter sh memo Y nd fit who be y rit eins Vb i w Mabe through. past few days a very strong 1 in that slo boxer, would + Athlet is Up of a dozen ved in It is true that » be ame a tim 8 exemplified English Hght-welxtit National land, whom he dis ns. ecing mateh sh he latte efused point blank to was Aulif eo Matte Pha fe Mt or the ny 1 Err hand height matches now to think that ey ws Tf any tha thle t oung’ that ts, to batt Journey sappote aan exe one other bout rh n ut r weight has started with feather-weight aspirant wl) of Dixon de- other pu- d defeated One that he al porting res kB at to. ean and that Huttalo. town with krne warkable teritte when fe Chap r ea he dim poring Verry with Fred er had seen tone time but owing v of weight th has therawelght hix record, with that e will have which STARVING TO DEATH, ‘OPENING Pitiable Plight of Pretty Nine- teen-Year-Oid Carrie Halgele, She nt a sp on to se tre ax he cover He was Polo a yard hast though h To * dotting “Dad” has ‘That 4 By What Reor of Lon el Ther rs And ih The famous on Aaitim, New los Clevelai Dixon to see him WM quickly hing, Dixon n when. he wenty-fiy iritto. On both men for their to Coney 1for the ontest le that San for of ht championship honors, add will b Panes 14 aried Teel pox ten nd Pierce, ris not rounds at y lines will before and ley Vietim, Brooklya mpany. Keenan. eros Thi ‘akainat the for killing hu on May Fd avenue ai from the effects of Injuries, was run down by a trolley car prettlent the w no. Nork. E amie scheduled to-day cinnatl at New York Found Unconscious by a Bicyclist in Bedford Avenu avenu even lot her what om new Ds 3 until ry Halgele, at his home at 19 substantiated her r le Shortly before 6 o'clock came unconscious again, and the doctors at the hospital said she would not They of ha BAS Thone who withered ye ty rece! wide, for exhabiti keen 8 toam of cripples that wa: Mr. thelr all 0 rtainly pea? hy w he ay, itimore twitler haw mads stout the Polo Gros Lester has had an attack of that "Ured feeling.” should Y to tern « Island, For the slinple reason, he ne Tut now he's kuown far and wide, por tx man's son'l When the Cavan Gt ral grounds to-morrow, | follows: W. met Hi 26 res nt tie at nd at ST.A iw Bo RACE TRACK, ST. entries are A Race Thier art txt Mirage Traie t Race nh Race dress, she had had nothing to e Mahoney"* hth atrest Elegantly Dressed, but Had Eaten Nothing Since Tuesday. A bicyclist while returning home from Coney Island at 2 ing discovered a girl lying unconscious in the roadway on Bedford avenue Division the police of the Clymer street station, who conveyed thi Catherine's Ho She recovered a few hours ls gave her name as Carr teen yeara old, of 19 fhe sald that she had not lived Peppity at home on account of he month o'clock thi 40, Brooklyn, H unconscious & pital, Division ste] ago r noney she had be Since t and and had wandered about she fell from. ext some time after midnight, this morning: t the girl's father, Divisio tateme Was concer the way that she is starving to death features are elegantly hes of a fashiona traces handsome girl, much dres: emacia inh eut, a been an’ ©: ving n EBALL CHAT. jou, of the National New York (lis ne OUL AL the TA wonderful Ra put on the fl neta, Hin work. yew nek he has pitched, ranks with the frst aken the New York management « A"halt tw fd out Just bow quod Clarke really tm a worker ant tx dy to help New York Waa shown ty un offer to Ko In Agni to-day and help th Buck his “four flushing” days on iw beuch are over Fw ings Leaves hat has bec pltched 2) 00 VN h fa by Bis line @ to be an tate played at between. the Fo ho ‘The game is for the “Chippy't McGarr evidently had partaken roof fe yenterday, blacker than ever. and his a ttle man whose feme we did not F Rot A ‘Dad Clarke, « piten ana a second Ruste Tfnd it wut some day pennant’s hers to st ante will at the ema bate Catholic The Parkers would like to arrange games wien All clubs averaging four iba preferred! West Twenty Address D. Hut | The standing of the League clubs sf in iw Pel ctu 22 Cinainnatt #14 Palade 17 165 Rrookiya 1S Us Wasnt tn 20 1 30 Louis ttaburg at P Louis at i ty a —— SAPH ENTRIE ASAPH. and welahts for follows and a ba 100 Pickaws nN r Wester Tacones Mies Howser Mocy Monolithe en furtong Tom Tough Race—Six and a halt furl Minnesoia’ fae 110 Mer Lovell 110 Flattery away and accepted a position as domestic with family at Bath Beach, position on ‘Tuesd: ‘Tuesday rhe Uhe cranks are now n years of aKe Was Monday is morn. | near notified irl to St. | avenue, ay, and 1 might place th naustion, it was, n street, nt xo far ned. Kirk be og actually ated, She andsome mi bears atremely meat wool an by far the ware that ‘and al. tle end of nie for the eld, tay, 1M roves that flaht. Ut ear and AU last wows | batty ting RAN tthe ache Was show pecially by er for New | WK wath roe the ry " 405 524 ass] $0 S. | | ! ‘ | | 108, 105 298, Fon’ the bridges 3 | 8 foot of East On Arrangements for the Land and THE SHIP CANAL. Water Parades Complete. Monday Will Be a Big Day in the City’s History. Monday promises to be a great day for New York. The formal the Harlem Ship Canal will take place with all the pomp and gle the accomplishment of so important an undertaking. While the to much Ike one as possible. sued a proclamation to the patriotism of all urges them to lay aside business cares for the day. The Mayor himself work, and he suggests will far as possible in the celeb that the national flag be as; housetops and windows, Flaborate preparations have been com- pleted for parades on both water. The land parade will One Hundred and dred and Forty-ninth avenue, to One Hundred Ath street, to Alexander ‘hird avenu to One Hy Forty-ninth street, to Soull Its hoped. that. the streets will decorate thelr h ‘he programme for the the evening at Og sollowing set ple Jewelled Palms,’ Prosper Can “Mammoth Fire V Star Spangled Banner,’ matic Fountain,” and Goy. Morton.” "Pho displa with a salute of twenty-one This will be followed by t tion of Oak Point, Riker's the river for two ‘mil matic fires, changing colors the Fire Department will resented in Monday's para lon will parade the operations of the fire parade) will take place. Nearly 1,10) policemes points along the catebration. ‘There wit lance stations in charge of situated as follows: No. 1, 8 vil, under the bridge: Morris’ Dy ont river dock; 4 High 1 Macomb's Dam Bridy 6 Madison Avenue Br ‘Third Avenue Br 0, 01 8) Ize. ‘on tieth street’ Harlem f Point, end of Ward's Rast One Hundred street, Delavergne Do Yoinu’ Pavilion. ‘The: sub-station at/ Mott Avenu Hundred and Thirty-e.ghth BRIDE WOULDN'T Dit and 7 ie and K, Mayor Strong Omit Word at rong married a who will start th distinetly reform m Philadelphi: mes as Charles F. Beekle called at the » was closed, bi suadod Policeman,” Kennel them to the Mayor's presen Miss Beckler is about band is about ven ‘ Mayor tfternoon. iife under They are fre net tin Whe Mayor A year that all | city departments do likewise. gests also that everybody take part so be from North River through One Hundred and Twenty-fifth street to Fifth avenue, to ‘Thirty-fifth to Madison avenue, across Madison ave- nue bridge to Mott avenue, to One Hun- street, and inder th vr Reg opening o ory beflttin| jay is not a legal holiday, | Mayor Strong ts trying make it a He has is- n which he appeals itizens, an knock pration, pli ani th to Morri: ay indred bern nue, t ‘ani ‘on thes vUuses, fireworks 1 the “wire Portrait of | will begt aerial gun he illumin: Island an with 200. pris- ur times, well rep- A bat- and an exhibition of New rker (white participating In the water fou ade, boat will be detailed during th be eleven ambu- the poltc puyten Du: Kingsbridge kK he on th dock: t n the b the ti Hundred al hirty-elght nd, Oa also” be te and On street. OBEY. farbar- emt. thi rie: couple heir mM ausplee ja, and gay singer an City Hall, the ut they per to admit and her hus- | but 8 older, he does not stand In any awe of him, instructed shey woman? Meularly wort th ew to om bride's vows ft a hellieve think ‘that word Is she replied he Mayor ea lie of re omitted nd the coup eng. ‘The on! happiness h formation rrows that sed into reporter. a services young man the from Mayo! u sked the] ality, and objectionable on je went ly drawbac by who SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR TO- + A28\Sun wets. ...7.52)M) HIGH WATE AM PAM We 18 Baz 14) Sun rises Sandy Mook Govemors Inland. Wel Gate Ty find New York lo OF NEW Yo VED TO-DAY PORT ARR OUTGOING & AMS BAILED 10-DAY. Merida. M. Allegheny erdaim. Seminoie, La sRo Hudson, 'N Warana nahi al ime add ¢ DAY. s minutes, DIRK. Liverpo, uthamp HL onteviden, Vor, Limon Charleston. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS. DUB TO-DAt. Niagara, El Rio. DUE TO-MORROW. Otranto, Hull, Panama, Bordeaux. Croma, “Leith, La Normandie, Havre, Viola Gibraltar, ondon, lavani jew Orieana, Sreroker, Jechaoaville | oft other He sug- ed from land and street, Thirty- Boule- yard, to Legett avenue, to Oak Polnt, people 10, foot of was. witness Was LIVELY SESSION OVER LAMPS. Sentiment Te for Light on All Vehictes. At the Aldermantc Committee's pub- le hearing yesterday on “The Evening World's" ordinance to compel all pleas- ure vehicles to carry lighted lamps, the sentiment was wholly in favor of lights. ‘There was not a very large attendance, hut the session was a lively one. J. R Thompson, representing the Pub- Ne Hack:nan's Union, sald his organl- zation heartily indorsed the measure and that the principle objectors were livery stable-keepers who allowed their drivers to carry questionable fares. As Mr. Thompson finished a livery stable proprietor arose and requested the official stenographer to furnish @ copy of the remarks, as he wished to have Mr. Thompson Indicted for libel. Joseph N. Goldbacher, representing the ropolitan Association of thirty- eight bicycle clubs, spoke in favor of the ordinance. He als) presented a petition from 50) wheelmen asking for the pas- sage of the ordinance. WOH. Seaich, keeper of livery stable, spoke against the proposed 0 ‘inanée, which he characterized as out. He held it would be a great and that oil, would not burn na moving carriage. her public hearing will be held by the Committee next’ Friday after- noon “The Evening World" has advocated the passage of such an ordinance for some time and public opinion Is strongly in favor of it, It will undoubtedly be- come a law. The Gene — = CABLE CAR STRUCK BICYCLE. Mins Tivian Was Thrown Off, Not Injured. Miss Frances Tivian, seventeen years old, of Eighth avenue, was knocked from the bicycle she was riding at 8 o'clock last night, at One Hundred and ‘rwenty-fifth street and Seventh avenue, by cable car 472. ‘The young woman was not injured, Noats Carried Wheels Free. steamboats John Sylvemer and John 8. of the new Ocean Navigation and Pier were crowded on their midday trips Islan day. By a resolution passed ali kinds of bicycles and baby car- » carried free, a ne 't Ride Wheels to Schoo Board of E era at College 18 to school. ind away from study, and t prime to iead the youthful mind astray, teachers are indignaat over the prohibition, but The Warden, Company, da Must of jucation has forbidden school Point, Le from riding ey claim The i in Beyele. Sixty-otghth Matthew Far- street, on the from Martin Life Insurance Company. ad been changed. the Weat arrested ot yesterday station, of ad havin i ¢ Brooklyn WITH THE WHEELMEN. ‘Tho Committee In charge of the fourteenth annual race meet of the Kings County Wheelmen, which will be held at Manhattan Beach on Sat- urday, June 29, at 230 P. M., are making ex- cellent progress with their arrangements, and the present indications are that the affair will be an unqualified success. Entry blanks may be ob- talned upon application to H. L. Powell, Bedford avenue, near Dean street, Brooklyn. se 8 Chairman Gldcon, of the National Board, League of American Wheelmen, bi reniwd to referee, Gold bricks will given for first prizes in Class B events. oe ‘Tho Riverside Wheelmen have received a large demand for entry blanks for thetr fifth annual Face meet at Manhattan Field on Saturday, July 6 Diamonds will be awarded as first prizes In ail events, guaranteed full value as allowed by the ‘L.A. W' rules. Work was commenced on the track “t Manhattan Field on Thursday It will be rebanked and resurfaced, and will be absolutely safe and faster than ever before. The Guard Hand will give a concert before and ing the races, which will start at 3 o'clock. oe eekly club Tun of the p-morrow will be to i be ue, Brooklyn, e Racing con- be o a e in The Liberty. Beach, house, 800 ¢ in 1) Jamatea, which will the racing men division will be in charge h of the of Capt Tub, “ Clemens W ee Schwalbach twenty-five mile han- Alenp race, to be held, according to cus: tom, on July 4. 1s filing with the entries of duany local cranks, The race ts the ploneer road event of this vicinity, over one of the Hest road nuries to be found ‘in this country. The start ik to be from Tacum's Jamatea, Entries will be recelved by Al Helimsteadt, 413. Flatbush avenue, Brooklyn, The annual ee The Falcon Wheelmen will annual five mt ing turapike on members will the Mhest eve | hold thelr second, handicap road race on the Flush- June 22. Ax a majority of the ide n it, It promises to be one of on the Inland, SEASIDE BOUTS TO GO ON. Wil Re Held To-Night Under Usual ice Supervision, At noon to-day President John H. O'Rourke, of the Seaside Athletic Club, after a consultation with his lawyer, Edward M. Grout, and Corporation Counsel MeDonald, announced that the exhibition which was postponed s| last night would be given at the club- 1) house this evening. Judge Gaynor, of the Supreme Court, whe heard argument yesterday on the Club's application for a writ of man- damus to compel Mayor Schieren to issue a license to the Clu! did not rende a decision th morning. His Honor did not recetve Corporation Coun- sel McDonald's brief in opposition to the Application until after 19 o'clock, and he saul be mht not be able to decide the matter until late this afternoon, Lawyer Grout advised — Prestient O'Rourke to hold the exhibition, whether a license was issued or not. In the event of the case being decided against the Clid, he said, the only penalty would | be a fine of $200. The whole party then went over to see Corporation Counsel McDonald. ‘They produced a pair of fve-ounce gloves, Which, they said, Would be used at the show.’ Mr. McDonald had a talk with Mayor Schieren and Police Commissioner | Wellles. Later he gave out the follow- Jing statement | In case no decision ts rentered to-day by Justi Gaynor in. the matter, of the application oft miaite Athtetic Club for a mandamus to compel he Mayor to jase a licesise to them, ihe Club will Rot he prevented by the police from «tying an en tertaioment. co-night, Dut any entertatnment given by them wil be under atrict police su FelMace and any conduct during performance con lerary to law will be promptly suppressed by the polls, and any parties guilty of violating the law arrested “The Club has dectfed to give the ex hibition,” said Mr. Grout. “*The poli Will be Instructed not to Interfere unless the law is violated, THE ERIE ‘RECEIVERSHIP. McCullough Reap- pointed Receivers To-Day. 1B, Thomas and Jeon G, MeCul- ppornted recvivers for the ke Erie and Western Ratl- ant the receivership Was extended udge Lacombe, of the Unite] Suites uit’ Court, bis order being handed h k a e| it | 0 ik nd jon is made under the ver'- plant of the Farmers’ ppany, defen tants in Original Mult broagat in 4803 by. Tre- Luwser Park, with the New’ York, Lake Erie and Western Railroad, ‘The Trust Company, in this action, be- comes plaintiff against the Railroad Company, and Trenor Luther Park for the ‘Sontinustion of the revelvermaipy from | OUR THEATRES WEXT WEEK. 1492” Begins Ite Summer En- gagement at Coney Island, New Programmes at the Roof and Concert Gardens. The “amunement’ season at Manhattan Beach begins to-night, and the glories of B. E. Rice Will be transferred from the metropolis to the alleged sad waves. Mr. Rice's burlesqu will presen? Barnet & Pfueger's "1492" In the newly and admirably arranged theatre, and his company will Include Theresa Vaughn, Yolande Wallace, Mabel Clark, Annie Sutherland, Walter Jones, Mark Smfth, Charles Bigelow, W. H. Slown and about halt a hundred others. Mr, Rico will keep up a constant supply of new spt eluities—and nobody knows how to do it better than be—and his performance may be seen from 9 o'clock ttl! 11.30 P, M. The tndications are that the Innovation will be highly succe ful here are thousands of patrons of Coney Istand who have never seen *1492,"" while those who have seen it will probably not object another and @ renovated dose. Reside Man- hattan Reach at night 1 slow, and a variety entertainment ts Just the thing to dissipate its tameness, Then there will Sousa'a band concerts in the theatre during the early evening, and they are always exceedingly enjoyable. Rico's Cirous Carnival tn the Hagenbeck Amphi- theatre will also claim attention, There will be one ring to the circus, and In It will appear equestrians, acrobats, gymnasts, leapers, and performing animals, The music will be supplied by Prof. J. 8 Robinson's military band. Palin's fireworks will also be a great feature of the Manhattan Beach programme, with a pyrotechnic portrayal of the war between China and Japan. Altogether Manhattan Beach will be a world of amusement in ftaelt, Its prospects have never been as bright as they are this season. The ocean breezes will also be on hand. They always are, but may we not say that they have been renovated an4 redecorated for this season? Summer makes very ttle patrons of Proctor'a Theatre, atreot to clowns difference to the The Twenty-third shoppers drop tn Just the same, and the programme {8 always excellent. Next week the bil will Include Huber and Allyn, the Ammons Clerive trto, Lenore, the Oriental dancer; Stelling and Revell, Swan and Bambard, Maude Harris, Frank and Addie Bart, the Royal Marionettes, D'Esta's wooden-heada, Charlotte Ray and W. G. De Veaux. Koster & Mlal's root garden ts now In splendid working order, and it did remarkably well during the past weck, Monday night the programme will include Marion, Hayes and Marion, In new dances; Estelle Wellington, the two Clippers. Miss Harriett Vernon, her last week In this country: Dr. Leo Sommers Hungarian Gypsy Orcheatra, J. W. Ransone, Fielding, Conroy and Fox, Daisy Mayer, Sanivet and the Exger-Rieser troupe. The clever burlesque, “'Twill Be." will be seen for the last time at the Imperial Music Hall to- night. The house will then close for remodetlin redecorating and extending purposes. Mr. Kraus Promises a “revelation of loveliness’? when tt Teopens next fenson. A ‘monster testimontal beneft* will be given by Mr. Kraus to the at- tachea of the Rouse to-morrow night, and some extremely popular people will make up the pro- gramme. At the Madison Square Roof Garden next week the programme will include Fstelle Wellington, Frank Lawton, Masoa and Healey, Press Eld- ridge, the three St. Fellx sisters, Wood and Shepard, Fritz Young and Miss Sells, LeClaire and Leslie, In a new burlesque on ‘“Tritby;? Clau- ‘A sensational dancer, the Forest City Quartet, and the St. John sisters, The Sunday night root garden concerts are becoming very PeKelthia Union Square Thestre is a very coo! and pleasant resort Just now. Next week the attractions will be Lydia Yeamana-Titus, Lew Dockstader, with « new ‘Trilby'’ burlesque MoAvoy an* May the Patterson brothers, Helena Collier and John Hyams, Halford and Mantell, the Linton brothers, M. J, Burns and Tony Hart, Billy Carter, Napler and Marzello, Charles H. Stanley, Rexo aud Reno, MeCabe and Dantels, the Sidmans, Sharyn and Worten and others. The American Koof Garten promises another excollent entertainment next week. The main features will ba Mile. Troja, who has a budget of new songs; James Thornton, Thomas Le Mack, Paulo, and Dika, Charles V. Seamon, ony Browne, the famous whistler; the enter- taining Burt sisters, whose nongs are exceedingly well sung: Fannie St. Clair, Husted and Guyer and Phil. Heck “The Merry World"? has been condensed at the Casino, and goes very much better than it dla on the opening night. The plckantnnie: Josed the show, will be placed in the second act on Monday night, in a ecene which will be a burlesque on “Black America,"* and the act «tll be ended with the burlesque on comte opera, “The Merry World" will open in Chicago July 6, and return to the Casino in August. ‘The spectalty artists at the Casino Roof Gar- den next week will be Lottie Gilson, Matthews and Tulger, O'Nell and Sutherland, Louls M. Cranat, Ethel Irene Stewart, the Quaker City Quartet, Marie Laurens, Katle Rooney, Alonzo Match, McBride and Goottrich, Alice Raymond, Harry Foy, the Leigh aisters in a “Trilby dance; Guyer and Goodwin, Lizzie and Vinle Daly and others At the Terrace Garden an operetta called “The Merry Helm? wil be sung next week. The libretto ts the work of J. Horst and L, Stein, and the musle is by Carl Weinberger. The operetta was produced in New York about two years ago for the first time at the Irving Place Theatre, ‘Tho princtpal feminine role will be sung by Fri. arla Englaender, who made such « hit in ‘The Gypsy Baron. “'Trliby' will enter upon the tenth week of its run at the Garden Theatre Monday night here are rumors that Wilton Lackaye {s going to head a “Trilby"* company in Chicago, and that [3% MH. Thompson will take his place in the New York cast, but the announcement 1s not yet jomctal. At any rate ‘Trilby" will probably re- main at the Garden all Summer {f buainess re- maton in ts present elevated condition, Misa Camille D’Arville has but two weeks more to atay at the Broadway Theatre, with “A Daughter of the Revolution."* Her time there has already been extended, as shp was originally booked for four weeks only, Miss D'Arville will take the usual ‘much needed reat."* She has played for sixty-two consecutive weeks, which Is or a formidable showing. Her next season Aug, 26 ———$$———. COOK IN HARVARD'S LAUNCH. Yale Fraternizes in Remarkable Fashion nt New London. NEW LONDON, Conn., June 15.—There was a most surprising love feast at Gales Ferry to-day, which caused much excitement’ among the crews ofeboth colleges It 1s a sequel to the story that came from Harvard a few days ago, when Coach Watson asked a couple of Yale's vvew to come into his boat and watch the crimson men at work. The men asked stared at him and were 80 astounded that they did not accept. rhis morning the Harvard launch opped at Gales Ferry and no less a, personage than Watson was seen talking with Armstrong. Watson said some pleasant trings and among others ex- pressed regret that the Yale men had not accepted his invitation of the other day. “At this time “Hob” Cook sauntered ‘long and the greeting between the two wrea coaches was cordial, The upshot of the matter was that Watson invited Cook into his launch tnd the invitation was accepted. Cook embarked, and with all appearances of the love’ feast being continued “the faunch went up the river to where the Harvard men were at work and Cook -ad the unprecedented _ privilege | of wacching the openny, wore from their! own launch and with the company, of bhek awn opeck. ope! MOSS SCORES EAKINS Declares That the Police Captain Isa Perjured Office. Brought Out by Mr. Hess's Sneers at Parkhurst Agent: Mrs. Herrmann May Be Called as @ ‘Witness in the Trial. "The trial of Police Captain Eakins om charges preferred by Frank Moss, cours sel for the Parkhurst Society, that he permitted immorality to exist in the Mercer Street Precinct, of which he has command, was resumed before the Police Commissioners at Headquarters this morning. The evidence so far against the Cap tain has been furnished by citizens. To day's witnesses were Parkhurst agents, who testimony was intendel to sub stantiate that already heard. “I shall probably call Mrs, Herrmann during the trial,” Mr, Moss said to an “Evening World" reporter. “I shall en- deavor to show by her that Capt. Eakine was aware of the existence of disreputas ble places in his precinct. Mrs, Herrmann was the Lexow witness who remained in Jersey City a week locked up. She was intercepted on her way here from (hicago. “Angel” Dennett, of Society, gave testimony regarding the identity of the woman, with whom he visited alleged disorderly places in the Mercer Street Precinct, Sigmund Meltelburger, another agent of the society, swore he Visited the saloon of Frank Stevenson, formerly backer of Jake Kilrain and owner of “The Side" at Thompson and West Third street, March 6, and saw a number of women there. Some were singing, some were drunk and some were sober, He was introduced by the bartender to one Maggie Farrington there and with her visited & West Third street. The witness went into the details of his experience when he looked for evi dence for the Society, “Never in the history of the police, even in its palmiest days, was a youn, married man sent to see such sights, exclaimed Mr. Hess “Your client is responsible for existence of such a state of affa’rs, retorted Mr. Moss, “Such officials compel us to resort to extreme meas- ures."* “Why,” exclaimed Mr. Hess, “there is more honor in my’ cilent's little finger than in the entire carcasses of all of your Parkhurst agents. “Honor! repeated Mr. Mo tone of contempt, “Why, he Jured officer,” i Henry burr, of 67 West One Hundred and Second street, another Parkhurst agent, visited the’ saloon at 52 Bond street and saw women sitting about the tables with men, He also visited Steve son's saloon with a woman, who took him to “Jennie's,” 245 Wooster street. James Burr, another agent, then took the stand and testified to the existen of disreputable places in Capt. Eakins's precinct, after which an adjournment was taken until Tuesday morning. THE POLICE ENJOINED. Must Not Interfere with Williams bridge Town OMmcia Acting Police Inspector John MeCule lagh was served with an injunction thie afternon at the Town Hall in West chester restraining him and the police under his command from interfering with the functions of the officials of the town of Williamsbridge, now a portion of New York City, according to the act of the Legislature. ‘The Injunction ‘was issued from the Nev York Supreme Court of the county of Westchester, and was applied for by Seward, Guthrie, Morawetz & Bteele, lawyers, of 29 Naesau street, attorneys to the town officials of Williamsbridge. Acting Inspector McCullagh at_once notitled Acting Chief Conlin at Police Headquarters, and the Acting Chief in structed him to obey it. ‘The Acting Inspector notified Acting Sergt. ‘Smith, who is in charge, of the police at Willamsbridge, and he will permit the town officers to exercise their official functions until June 22. when « hearing on the injunction will be had. The lawyers hold that the act is um constitutional. PUGILISTIC POINTERS. Jack Skelly, of Brooklyn, says he ts anztows to get on @ limited round bout with Lealle Pearce, of Philadelphia, Stanton Abbott, or any other 130-pound boxer before @ responsible club Bkelly says he thinks he can defeat Pearce. A (en-round bout between Jim McVey and Jack Doyle, the Brooklyn boxers, will be decided within two weeks, After « long wrangle ew articles have been drawn up and signed. They will meet in private with small gloves tor @ purse of $250. the Parkhurst the reports “'Shadow' Maber to According to 1a t first supponed, and g he pot as badly injured he may de abei to mé Athletic Club tu: will be substituted. rary Jimmy Handler says he has received no word from the different men at his weight whom he challenged severa: weeks ago to meet him in @ Himited round bout before the Seaside Athletic Club or Suffolk Athletic Club of Boston. Hand- ler says he will meet any one at 135 pounds, The New London Athletic Club has completed i thy "boxing. show rere ntedabl ts ROU eadatk ate Billy Ahearn, of this city, an f Providence, six rounds at 128 loom, of the SA. AL Cs. ot ndodim “Holmen, of thle city, Cw) pound The event of the and. conte Of this cliy, and Pred McGirr, of Downey will aot as andent that he cam ‘iia again as easily as he did aya that be will give inva atteen round bouf ab Pe younde before some good club, and. will Poa . ‘ortelt of $50 to e ntee oe ‘match, Corcoran and Barney Carney, 81x rounds at pounds, Be Stanton Abbott and Jack Burke mei Crystal Rink at. Montreal for 3 (ght. The. agreement was Ser Pierce . bold a boxing cand Shippea The card te Young Dixon, tin the ‘side last Y throughout, sand tna vet the ‘battle’ the cont draw. Justice Burke Hopes to Come back, Justice Burke, who is sitting in Essex Market, Police Court, was presented y with a foure foot horseshoe flowers, rt attaches, off was the Justice's last day and made the presentae flon to show thelr appreciation of his work, The resentation address was mado by Lawyer Nathaa Ri iievy. who comeratuiated Justice Hurke on the eMiciency of his Burke i Feplying seemed gre: He express his thanks and sald that when he came back the bench, ashe folt ‘nuce he woud do, he hoped. to return ‘to Essex Market Court. For a Canadian Jockey Club, MONTREAL, Que, June 15 —Turt magnates Were in secret aession at the Winsor, to-day, to form a Dominton Jockey Club, which will come trol all runnig meetings in ada. William Wealied, ‘The new organisation ‘will ve. seeage ‘ised ‘by, the New York Jockey Clue” Jusi