The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1895, Page 3

I MAYOR SIGNS LIGHT LAW. Lights-on-Vehicles Measure Is One of the Corporation Statutes. TWICE PISSED BY ALDERMEN, “But Because of the Very Few Who Objected the Board Reconsidered It. x BIQHEVENING WORLD” VICTORY. Bicyolists Will Now Be Protected from Drivers, as Well as the Latter frem Cyclers. Mayor Strong has signed the ordi- nance, advocated by ‘The Evening World,” and twice passed by the Board of Aldermen, compelling all passenger vehicles to carry lights after dark. The Mayors action settles matters finally, and hereafter the law will be strictly enforced by the pollo ‘With few exceptions, owners of pas- eenger vehtoles acknowledged the justice on the measure there was no diminution ts proposed introduction before the Board of Aldermen, and they proceeded at once to furnish their carriages with lights. By the time the ordinance was first passed by the Aldermen hundreds of lights twinkled from the dashboards of vehicles whose owners rode in them after dark. Even after the Aldermen decided to Teconaider thetr action and vote again on tre measure there was no diminution in the number of lights to be seen at night on boulevard and avenue. Carriage owners were satisfied that “The Evening World” was right, and that the ordinance would finally pass. Bubsequent events have proved that they were right. With lights on all vehicles, pedestrians and wheelmen may now enjoy a feeling security from acci- dent at night which was impossible be- fore ‘The Evening World” suggested and successfully carried through the Board of Aldermen, the law as it now stands. BICYCLISTS RUN DOWN. Wheel. J. C. Lawin, of Throg’s Neck, was held yesterday tn $1,000 bail for examination in Morrisania Police Court, charged with reckless driving Lavin, it 1s alleged, tried to.drive over Richard Stack, a Fordham wheelman, on Pelham avenue, Saturday. Stack fell from his bicyole and cut his scalp, while Lavin drove over and demolished the wheel. Frank Betts, of 84 Walker street, Jer- @ey City, was upset while riding a wheel in Greenville, N. J., Saturday night, by @ horse driven by George Nallor. The horse stepped on Betts, breaking one of ls ribs and driving It nto his lung. An unknown girl bieyclist, while riding in front of a Fifth avenue trolley car in Brooklyn, Baturday night, slipped and fel on the track, motorman stopped his car as the front wheels were about to nase. over the girl's body. The fair cyclist wae draged out unhurt, and vode away without giving her rame. eclbeslieaih WITH THE WHEELMEN. Tae wey ce cpa a emery yesterday morning than the wheelwoman who passed down the Coney Island cycle path in the was pot much worse off than the man in white Regerdiess of weather, seventy-five wheelmen started on the century run of the Tamaqua Wheel- men of Jamaica yesterday. Oa the retura the ‘Tamaqua and Twenty-third Regiment centuries Tahal ee cope Wel as ohet peor al icon ote on manuel hare tae. lee Hone Mae Meron the Liberty Wheelmen will undoubtedly win Danner offered to the club with the most survivors, the Pequod Cyele Club bein; 4. The Lincoln Wheelmen have adopted the fol- lowing schedule of runs: July 7, to Coney Island, gare LP. M.; July 14, to Rod Bank, N. J, start OA Mj Juiz 31, "to Rockaway Beach, wart €-A. Moz duiy 3, "v0 Hickavilie, L. Ly auart 8 A.M. ‘All runs leave the club-rooms, 33 Market atreet, Ten new members have been added to the already Jarge liet, and It 18 increasing at every meeting Meetings are held Friday evening and un- auached wheelm. are welcome. ‘The Quill Ciub Wheelmen aid not run down to Manasquan to visit "Pa" Sylinmerman yesterday. They dont take Kindy water on the Tost, and will wait fo: which 18 Fea: Gonably expected the peopl who want to the mashatien oe on Saturday well soaked way bome! It was n MMOR {0 ae with a brindle streak running clear ‘up back of hi cap. The bri good shampoo to stripe on a was mud. and tt et Ht out of the hate, ‘A new plank in the L.A. W. platform would amply accommodate the professionals, Or it nswer Just as well to split. the present Bo plank up and insert another ‘in its ©, M. Murphy failed as a ‘star’ attraction In the 1. CW. meet on Saturday. "The lesson taught Is that spectators who pay the price want fe fee racing, not individual Marie H.—Proposals for membership are neces- sary in all clubs Riis ‘The certificace of incorpor Aroanum Wheelmen, of Br filed In the County Clerk's oMce, Incorporatcra are Henry Wyant, Price, . Bunce. FW, Denham, Edwand Vai Tasso! W. G. W. Davideon, W. E. i GL. Green, Thomas 8. Richards and R. K Powers, ‘The’ object of the Association ia to bring together sociably in one organization all Wwheeimen who are members of the Royal Ar- Sanum in Brooklyn, The following oMcials Behwalbac! named for the road run at referee, Brooklyn Btoyele Ciub ©. Walters” Hewert pire, BeBokly Bicycle Club: Bd ‘atarter, Ki ounty, Wheeimen; Chas McLaren. chief ma Kings County Wheeimen. Geo. Needham, ngs County Wheelmen; C. E. Terry. Bush: wick Wheelmen: C. Walters Hewett. Brook!yn Bloycle Club; W. H. Mulford, Pequod Ciuy. Walter Dunnam, Rambler Wheelmen. CT Btopbins, Brooklyn Bicycle Club; ML. Bridge. min, Kings County Wheelmen—judgox ke Borland, Brooklyn Bicycle Club; Hubert Bren ner, Poquod Club; C.F. Ackergon,. Brook!y Mevele Club: Mr. ‘Ackerly, Rambler Whee mon BR Rice. Brooklyn Bicycle Club, R. L. Stileon, fourth Brooklyn Wheelmen: Samuel” 8 Brooklyn Bi Club; Major Revie, Harn! urphy, Rambler Wh H. Roberts, Kings County. Whe scorers, W. C. Nelite. Kings County Wheelinen Louis Peoples, “Bedford Wheelmon, J. St. John, Rambler Wheeimen; J. W. Bate. Brook!yn Kam bler; B. A. Dorlon, Rambler Wheelmen; Clement Wolaa, Liberty Wheelmen—timera. Alex. Schwa chief timer, Lo 1 W.. Le W., cs; Fe peal! @icial “handicapper, i , PACEBALL CHAT. With the “Joynts calmly bolting dows winth position in the mace for the League peo- Dant, and apparesly working deeper into thi mire on account of thelr poor playing, th Joun M. Ward managerial boom has agai made ite appearanee, and with renewed vigor. Just what good the rejuvenated boom will éo t according to those who are in the know, J. Montgomery has just of assuming the steering York club as bas Judge Temains to be seen, about aa much chan apparatua of the X Cullum, MR te true, however, that the club needs o ite hetm just mow. Lack of & large degree put the Har- Jemites where they now are, but there are others beside Mr. Ward. At first Ward flatly @trone hand al Glecipline has ratused to take hold under cireumstances, but now, after President Freedman hee put him- eit on recor! as saying that the ex-New York manager is not wanted, Johnny comes forwant and mays he might accept under certain cot ditions—conditions which be would mot accept. | Doyle, however, was been condemned before he ha -eally ned @ obance. During the fret assumed the managerial reverent in team Work, In consequence, the team went for- Ward’ at a rapid galt. An accident took Jack ‘and also kept Bim from ae- few days after reing, there was a vast |i out of the gam companying the team to Boston. ee e No soner had Doyi bemoan tan some of em begants abuse the confidence reposel in them. There was in the very fret game with ¢ t that ‘something ‘wae Tadically wrong. In several of the eat te M the plarers, Meoontent, Boaton it” bec in cold, plain words, . When Doyle again joined the team in Bafti- more, he quickly saw how this were tnd oat’ no time in starting. Femedy at" be he could. His action in Bi case showed that Doyle will stand no more ‘monkey business.” oe Home of the allered well-wishers of the Club have condemned Doyl Burke 0 severely, ever, they turn right for more’ “discipitne ‘a action in tect ve fs to-aay that Burke has a certain, following it the club, who will sulk and refuse while be 1a kept wpoa the bence. PMY eee If gach ts the case, Doyle's duty te plat should hunt out the. dissenters aad’ Get rid them as quickly as possible, ‘They should mot be tolerated a moment. ee Burke ina Freedm work, and Eddie hed fai Ident that so long as team he would not touch liquor. Predeman an Promised found It, and after {t was or unlahment. ‘That there {8 @ certain lack of discipline ne 10, use concealing the ‘Joyata"” outfield York management is body doubts, but there is fact that outside the pitchers’ box, th re lamentably weak, especially in and at short, The Ni simply taking e#:e of mber of “’has beens, and thelr efforts have about taken the heart out of the pitchers. With Doyle and Davie in har- Ress again, at least one of them will be replaced. The, toum mill start Wort ou the aight of the have tougt Gaines {n front ot them, two with Brooktya, asd Fourth. In the mean time ree with the champion Orioles. There oubtedly will be changes before the team leaves, but Mt will not be in the managerial department. ee 8 The Mlorays would like to hear from all clubs whose players average seventeen years of age. They have July 4 open will play any club in the sity, ae Sick Dabiew’ Fund. Address Thomes ¥. Ryan, 16 Amsterdam avenue, city. ec 8 e ‘The Harlem Catholic Club has two good gemes scheduled tor July 4. In the moral Cross Date with the ‘Maroons and thes Bigce Will be thelr oponents in the second game. e 8 ‘The standing of the League Clabe thie morning ‘ap follow Games scheduled to-day: New York at Brooklyn, |Pittsburg at Cleveland. Boston at Philadelphia. |Cincinnatt at Louleville, Baltimore at Wash'ton. |St. Louis at Chicago. PUGILISTIC POINTERS. ‘Tom O'Rourke, manager for George Dizon, ts will arrange the finish fight be- twoen the feather-weight cbampion and Billy Plimmer within ten days When the Florida Athletic Club offered the lads a $7,600 purse O'Rourke and Dixon accepted, with the under- standing that the weight should be 118 pounds Pllmmoer refused to meet Dixon at that weight, Dut agreed to moet him at 116 pounds. Parson Davies, who 1s looking after Plimmer’s interests, and Tom O'Rourke held @ consultation yesterday Ny desided to ishman ot 116 pounds A cablegram notified Plimmer, who is confident that afternoon at which the latter allow Dixon to meet the Engi expected to agree to that weight ee At the Manhattan Athletic Club to-morrow evening a boxing entertainment will be held in which special care bas been taken by the pro- moters of the club in securing the best talent available, Among the principal ones who have volunteered is James J. Corbett, who will spar three rounds with John MeVey. Steve O'Donnell will meet any beavy weight whom the club may fqung Cor- bett,"’ who is now training at Fordham, and who has more engagements on bis hands than any t Joe Harmen for siz rounds, The following will also appear: Joe Gates and Jack Levy, of England, six rounds ‘at 102 pounds; Kid McPartiend and Jack Burge, six rounds at 120 pounds; Bédie Losber and fam Bolen, six rounds at 125 pound, and Maxi Haugh and Sammy Meyer, alx founds at 1ib choose to select, for four rounds“ other fighter at present, wil pounds, ee Fob Cunningham has secured a backer who ‘of Bob's sbilitiss to match him against Jimmy Barry, Jack Madden, Casper Leon OF Mike Sears in a ‘Iimited round bout oF to « thinks enow finish at 108 pout $1,000 oF $1,500 @ aide. Cunningham will agree to meet the first One who covers the forfelt which he bas posted. oe Prank Erne has been matched to meet Joe at 12 Hudeon, County Athletic Club tm Oakland Rink, Jersey Craig, of Jersey City, for roun’ pounds at the sbow to be given by tl City, July 18, Simin Jack MeDonongh,"who was knocked out by Dick 10 in a limited round contest before any club offer- ing a suitable purse O'firien has agreed. see Joe Hopkins, the colored fea! he will challenge the winner of the Bolas. Loeber bout fora limited round contest bel the New Manhattan Athletic Club, or to @ Qnieh with small gloves at 125 pounds for $350 or $600 a aide. ee Danny McBride Wy, of Phile- delpbla, will box 2’ pound yy White will act as referee. Lawyer E. M. Friend, who i looking after ie ght with Bob Fitzeimmor Jim, Corbett, weeks, to look ov interests in leave for Dallas, Tea., in twe the bestleground. Jim Holmes is looking for anoth “Young Corbett" If the latter goes not Holmes will meet Steve Bloor in @ limited bout at 133. pou: with two ounce gloves for $160 a aid purse. Bloom will probably accept. eee John L. Sullivan bas veri 4. Corbett ae sparrin, oles The monthiy boing show acmiaae tag ike” of ciub-house, 47 Oliver street. The programme ar ranged by the Fasegewent la a very attract Shetand' should furmieh plenty of wood’ sting Conselyea Held for the Gra: Charice Conseyea, who barat open. the © theatrical, cord which maybe y Hy agr im the olf Bushwick churchyard about « month 440, {0 800 if the bones of is ancestors had been | j Afeiprbed, was held for the action of the Grand Jurf inthe wen Street Court, Willlameburg, | Cull to-day, CROKERS JOCKEY TO me Will Bring Acti Against En colored jockey, Richard Croker, Cambrida the proposed suit, jowe Mr. Freedman | Department. Sold for $775. (Special to the Evening World.) Browa colt, by Hindeo—Perue; CRestnut colt, by temp. Order—Hatti Patterson, 175, Bay colt, by Sir Dizon—Mattie Amelia; J. J.] ing once around to Mount Stuart, Largs, p.| Wemys Bay and back to Rothesay, with the extra leg to Largs and back, Imp. Order is @ bay son of Bend Or,|s1 mile winner of the English Derby and Is ‘@ full brother to Ormonde, Eng- land's greatest horse. —— > —_—_ Cheatnut’ colt, by Imp. Order—Vietortoui RACE TRACK, ALEXANDER I8I- July 1—The entries and | pnish: weights for to-morrow’s races on this track are as follows: First Race—Five furlongs. 106 Tim Flynn 105 Keytuoky Lady: 106 Bon’ Maine: punishment was just Not then two hours before Burke ‘towed » at the, hotel ated (Pgeeies on he and dent pete fe oe pe ia he a jul Pree- was 4 mem! of the He left. Mr. Watch Charm immediately proceeded to precure the finest Jag that Baltimore could produce. He Fecelved just R. i 106 Headiignt Becond Race—Half a mile; two-year-ol 105 Wilite | Dexter... 105 righ He... 105 9% Odafellow..": 96 Fourth Race—One mile and a sixteenth. Prince Klamath ....112 Glenall TOMO Thetre L) Fifth Rece—Seven 109 Little Bravo . Sixth Race—Six and a 1 1¢ ‘Maroons and the Edgecombe Meets with ues in- Green the right to re- of the case before the refere . waged = RAN NAKED IN THE STREET. A Little Tot Drank W Upset by It. While Antonio Ericca, of 513 Broome | 9, Saturday, until they consulted street, and Pietro Alpin street, were standing at Prince and Sullivan streets during the rain last] ;centumacious, nd Was they saw an Italian girl about] stubborn and disobedient five years old, naked, and dodging be- i ‘They secured the child and took her screaming and struggling to the Macdougal street police station. ‘The girl did her best to get away, and| ‘t out another quarter talking with t! hind a barrel. while they wei geant the little one ran into the and gave the policeman a chase of three Bhe was put in room, ‘A kind-hearted Irishwoman, who had] (Rafe, 447, Dwyer, and now probably regr seen the tot from h the station-hou: clothe the little one, about to send the when a gi & middle-aged woman, claimed the child, she Was an aunt, that the child had got out of be anying the woman the little one drank upset by it. is Paola Monatl. Qt 109 Sullivan street. READY TO SUE TROLLEY. its for Fal! vide a Fende: One hundred and ninety-nine suits will be instituted to-morrow on behalf of the city of Brooklyn, five big trolley railroad companies, in each case the city ordinance by not equipping their cars with proper fenders. The suits are brought in the Justices’ | br 16 Dartmouth at its will be brought to trial next and offered wine and w Her aunt took the rareight, says for violating ae js at Law for « Child. Mra, Ross Burns, of Brooklyn, is trying to get | Metropolitan Asso her twelve-year-old niece, from her aunt, at the Riverside Athietic Club of Baltimore to-night, ‘Agnes Dailey, Mra Mary Murtha, at 84 Court The matter came u Bartlett in the Gupreme Court th: [ing om the return of a writ of habeas corpus. | of Vamone, tn st once 4) Mra Burns claims rents died, the mother committing the | jr says she placed betore morn- match with cept, of Jereey City, ehild to her care. She Joseph's Home, where she stayed a year ago Mrs, ed company for her sick little girl and took | 1 fepiared Agnes trom the Home. Murtha the Murtha Murtha wants to keep Agnes and bring her up as her own childe crackers Score ai Police Capt. Thomas Culle by the William Accident. to-night in tts of the Hamilton tho at Tompkins Court and Harrison street, after a drive, and was turning round to go to the station-house. A boy threw Big THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JULY 1, 1895. SUE. (BRITANNIA EASILY, LONDON, July 1.—William Simms, the ‘, ) in tne employ of ar. | 08 Prince was examined to-day Ailsa by Two Miles, by an officer of the Royal Society for . the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in regani to the statements madp that he had driven @ trotting hora Yacht Wins from ‘to death|Va'kyrie Did Not Start, as Rain Sere: Mutanaska: to) CANITHIRG Would Stre'ch Her Sails, and back, a distance of about twenty- _ within an hour, The lawyers who have been retained by Simms in an action brought against to Dakoti the English newspapers for libel say this is immaterial so far as it regards Simms is trying to Niagara Loses in the 20-Rater Class on Allow for when there no rea! occasion for it The Prince of Wales’ Britannia led throughout and won by McCabe, |two miles, in a stiff breeze. Bo. In the race for yachts above ten and not exceeding 2-rating, the course be- Niagara, Zintta and Dakotah started in a good breeze. Niagara was last in crossing the tine, but she forged ahead of her competitors ALEXANDER ISLAND ENTRIES. | “!thin 20 yards of the start, and be- gan rapidly increasing her lead. HM. s Niagara 2 we Zinita tb 1 20 Dakotan nia 11m. 6s, ahead of Dakotah, but the lat- her 12m, 53s., and 1m. 488. ‘to he has a mi GOSSIP OF THE TURF. ‘The feature of this week’ whioh day marke the closing of o best meetings ton | Suburban day and July 4 will put a consid able balance on the right side of the ledge which will more than offset the few losing days. ‘The racing has been singularly free trom su {aloe for Keenan, as many, protea, to believe he writer Ii Keenan will have an advantage improve. th The time {s too short ‘for such ¢ arranged at Sheepshead Pay, and McCi beat a tage, volved in Mrs. Green's application are Oe te a The Surrogate finds that the t volved ni Mrs. Green’ practically the s-me as those before | allred at last what “The @ Anderson, in the sult against | 7eers ago that Barling for an accounting. The practice has been, the Surrogate | Park. Ther ‘of in the chute, straight hover be popular with the Lact was never better provi frosts, yet one could ake the manage: Ment believe that straight courses were the cause. Morrie Pi ¢ turlony jenend, ral advantages go, ha ny other trac ectings are run in rainy seasons. Of @ race. This i Cafferty was sumpended and fined at G The Stewards said it was for ‘‘comtumactous’ of 151 Wooster | behavior at the post. For the !nformation of many, it may be sald that McCafferty in being was, according to the official definition of ‘the word, “obstinate, perverse, Domino. Tule myle of had no ail ai him hustling the Diack could ha thon. eo 8 8 of Handspring Later Mr. Hunter. sold that he id ao, window, appeared see The Messrs. Keone will holf_a elearing-out RFE | mle at the aston paddzcks on Thursday. to irl to the Central accom| y EB. B. I Ld ree panied by] mB, M—Ray Daly ts 4 brown lt th he woman, rho | no races inet’ rear. ce snd) SPORTING MISCELLANY. olf, by Tyrant, out of Extract. He won — =—___ ‘The | Arrangements for the Fourth of July Carnival Bhe lives] of the N. J. A.C. are all perfected. The sport will begin promptly at 12 o'clock with @ game of football between the Kearny Ran the Jefferson Footbal) Club. At 1 P all-round A. A. U. championship will be ea. The entries this year are muperior to any here ami ved ‘The trick and fancy bieye ot Master Leroy § rt will wind up with a game of hase between the N to] The Yale football schedule for lven out an follows tford, with Trinity: 0 with Crese Amn Ietle Club at Br Yale: Ortober 12, with Union. at Alb October 19, b. at Orange; October 22 October 80. Dartm ‘at Springheid le ¢ Morday evening fp Touse Y| Matters ‘of bjects diac ignited and. sporteman the | ike. Owners of alleged. fas “ for @ long time been see-sawing over at Morril! came to the front with ac the| trying for, and the race was to have on Saturday. A: an frequently happene! failed to time if they want any —~—e ting a Bad Fire. Detective Price, of the Clermont avenue sta ton, Brooklyn, was detailed thie morning t In venigate & fre in Joseph T. Snyde: tore, 479 Myrtie avenue. Snyder lives upsiaire At 220 o'clock this mo under the stairway leading Aroased the inmates Th re was quickly extinguished, with a damake 800. Seyder'e stock, Mt le sald, Ie fully dn lett INSURGENTS PUT TO FLIGHT. minh Victories in Puerto Prine wo de Cuba. DEFENDER IS AFLOAT, — Freed from Her Cradle at 255 This Afternoon GOOD FOR LEWISTON. Four Corporations Have Increased Wages Within a Fortnight. WISTON, Me., July 1.—Another of Lewiston’s largest corporations has vol- untarily Increased the wages of its em- BEARS HIVE A SHORT (NNIRG | = —_-+_ j Early in the Day They Habthered d the Industrials Hard. 4 cipe and detachment fantry, has met and defeated the insur- numbering about 00 men, commanded by Castillo and Zayas, took place at Mount ar Arroyo Blanco, Province of Puerto chery and Dye Works, and the In- crease of 10 per cent. affects over five hundred operatives: is the fourth of After Midday, How. ver, Were Firm and Higher, Tugs and Men Strained During Night and Morning Without Result. Government three positions oc ri ‘onUnental and Andros- ing made the announc increase in these coggin mills ha Nothing Could Move the Yacht Until tho Tide Served, The bears on Saturday after thete The fugitives: sought Mounts Pegerriles and leaving five dead on the field and car rying away the wounded, The troops captured forty-nine sad- announced to their friends that they would make «nother drive at the list this morning and they kept their Oa month, The Otis Steet ROTHESAY, July 1.—This was the seo. retain the services of Mr. Edward H./ ond day of the regatia of the Royal Carson, Q. C., M. P., who prosecuted | Northern Yacht Club. In the rac Oscar Wilde on behalf of the Treasury|the big yachts Valkyrie III. did not start to-day, as a heavy rain was fall. ing, and Capt. Sycamore and Mr. George POOR PRICES FOR YEARLINGS. | Venue Sr wer net new. suit ot natta saila| 1.—Operations | Herteshoft | dock and every effort will be put forth as the tide riser of ammunition, a number of revolvers On the aide of the man, @ corporal, nd about elght and a silk banner. Right Arm troops only one nothing Was apparently galt Nat Herreshof and a gang of began work at M7-inch hawser from the tue Right Arm was made fast bles were run out from the other craft and the word was given for a grand ‘The Spanish cruser Magallanes, on the lookout for Mibustering expeditions, no. the insurgents the village of Marabl, between Baracca and Duabo, Province of Santiago de Cuba opened fire upon village with the ship's guns and landed a detachment of 1 were eventually compelled to retire from the Magallanes number of marines In garrison. WAR IN THE ORIENT? Aftairs of Growing Sertoun. LONDON, July Sofla says that the nost amounting between Bulgaria and Turkey, News has been re The advance South Chicago h Chicago Rolling Mills and the plants at Milwaukee and Joliet had occupted Britannia and Alisa, however, ‘started over the same course as on Batuntay last, from Rothesay Bay, round mark- RACE TRACK, SHEEPSHEAD BAY,| boats off Mount Stuart, Largs and July 1.—The yearlings from the Beau-| Wemyss and back, twice around, with mont stud, owned by H. P. Headly, were| an extra leg to Largs and back, fifty sold in Easton's paddock to-day. The| miles in all. prices realized were poor. ‘Those that brought over $600 were as| mediately. success, the declines outside of a instances being comparatively| | poe eneten te IN THE WORLD oF LAanor, ‘The early cables from London reports’ ed American securities fairly stendy.| together with rumors that J. Piet’ pont Morgan will shortly make: ah Tame: portant announcement in regard to ¢2 i rallroad situat.on, brought in’ buyer® at! ump Makers’ Union will elect oMcers to-morrow eve straining and snapping, but tHe hull did not move. the work had continued The Insurgents 27 will have (te annual pte the Kidgewood cutter led tm- t nh rated by the Central at the Labor Lyceum, gave orlera to cease operations, A large force of workmen is this morn- ing placing pontoons under the bow of Defender, and tt Is expected that she will be floated at high despatch from ‘tuation is serious, to a state The efforts to relense Defender were resumed after daylight. Many yachts are atill and the operations were watched by & large crowd of anectators which thronged Jocks nearby. Under the direction of Capt. Nat Her- reshott a large force of workmen began at low tide ths work of placing pon- toons under Defender. The strain on ed somewhat, owing to the non-arrival from deuce of some 70-foot were to be used with the p Uthat the latter could be of but little value and if th flouted at high tide to-day she would have to be in the harbor © Union decided ye Day, although ite afiiiated unions posed of 75 and 100 men respectively, have crossed the Butgarian frontier into where they capturel two Turkish sokilers who were taken to Dubnitza, garia, twenty-two miles south of Sofa, One man was wounded. July 1.—The Government of Bulgaria has requested Government to explain the orders | sued to the commander of the Turkish troops at Adrianople to act on his own initlative along the Bulgarian frontier. At the name time, the Bulgarian Gov- ernment has notified the Porte that the duty of watching over the recurity of the frontier compels Bulgaria to take the military measures required under the circumstances. WARSHIPS OFFER PROTECTION Guard Withdrawn in Fo have conceded wot thelr wiriking coat tallore Ths fellowing were the timen of the three vachts in the 20-rater class at the Turkish territory, the Wormsers were Ee Red for the next quarterly divi on ~ cago Gan or 11-2 per cent, for, the nexe, semi-annual dividend in October, 3 The total sales of listed stocks 4 204,000 shares. In the unlisted departe| ment 53,000 shares of Sugar were 4 the frontier of thelr Wages. The composing-ro0t ow York Staats hy German-American 1 Union after a Mght of twenty-eight Niagara. therefore crossed the Ilr te the Turkish 49 haa retued to iamue @ charter to the Progressive Coops ‘The German W: ter wine the race, as Niagara allows ‘win of boat was to tern have withdrs Knlehta of Labor and elected officers as an Inde- pendent unton, aWser Was accordingl. d and with two other heavy attached to the yacht, and it wa decided to pull the boat off at high tid n 2 and 3 o'clock this af B Retnaman and the Progressive Tai men are now on Sugar Ref. Cotton O11 Alton & Terre Haute. tons Now 2 and 3 hy nd the harmony meeting at Facing will be the Third Race—Six and @ quarter furlongs; | Realization Stakes It will be run on July 4, ot the held on the beautiful Sbeepshead Bay course. Financially, the meo- ing haa not been an overwhelming muccens, but considerable about the docks this afternoon, and It Is the Herreshoffs are very ear that the boat he iw floated. Pacific Chesapeake & Ohio. said to Nave been heaped upon Uh evident that anxious and greatly will be injured ti she docx not come off at high Ude this the pontoons will be placed In and an effort wil! with them to-night. It Is now sald that the reason the boat was not successfully launched Saturday la because the ways Were not pra claimed that part In wet weather, and the ofl was washed off. Divers found that there was flye feet 4 in the Central & Quincy’ & Northwent....) CM. & St. Poe vee Yuttders and mechanics here position at low thanking the Intter be made to float her Fant. tlinole ast. & Hook. . V. Hock, C: Fuel. Cable Cotton. Olt for plana of bulldings and bie he might give the Phitas work waa read, The Secretary of the C. picton The Realization distance is one mile and five furlongs It 1s the longest race of the year, and it Is a pity that there are not more of them. The three-year-olds that will go to the port have been fitted especially for the Great event, and the race ls by no means a sure Colonel's course had been condemned, HONGKONG, July a a blow At New York mechanics has withdrawn —The British Ad- the guard from the Island of Formosa and has offered to take foreigners eboard his ships. The German Admiral has made @ similar offer to Germans, It ia believed that the reason for this action fa that it in inexpedient to retain uard with the Japanese forces ad- ing and fighting probable. BALFOUR AND CHAMBERLAIN. nn mubject for & Giscussion in the Central Labor 14 the coryphees had not received jer unions and might Proper aupport from the ot withdraw from the ©. Tile Layers’ Helpers’ called & special f seemed to be the matter with the cradle that water had . leaving two a Dig, & Cattle Feed. General Electric .... ves that Bright Phoebus and Cromwell will both be fighting at the finish. SETBACK FOR HETTY GREEN, | ristt, Pesenis'tna?*cromerans ‘win: mmateratiy washed away wet sections of wood with ‘neari; dred tons pressure ‘The Organization Committee of Tabor Unton Las orkanized the Gea Employes’ with about two Ite headquarters J vtective Uni hundred members, For the short distance that the cradle ged since the launching up a shaving from the dead, weight, as ment, even at hi finally pulled of this afternoon by the tug Right Arm. that the boat Is uni fured. A diver will be sent down to ex- amine her. had been drag; ting and tt whould not be eur-l it had plough: The application of Hetty Green for| Purit’ anappearancee TOMS OF MRO mevting an order compelling Henry A. Barling * 8 e to show cause why he should not be re- moved as executor of the father, Edward Mott Robinson, or fur- |p) nigh an addttional bond as executor, was | would not race: Applegate around’ Brighton denied to-day by Surrogate Fitagerald. | turns, Applegate. wo Harrison, Owen Carroll and James Demp- ney have been re-slected delexates of Ercentric Association of Engineers N Labor Union, The new secretary 9 Charles A. Defender was ey ‘The special sweepstakes suggested for two- year-olda, in order to bring Applegate, Hand- ate of her | apring and Hestings together, will la + Minn. @ St. L. tet pt. 83 & Bt 1. 24 pi 7 Minsourt Pacific......... 31% Texas... tion to the House of Commo: LONDON, July 1—The Rt. J. Balfour, the First Lord of the Trea: ury, and the Rt, Hon. Joseph Chamber- lain, the Secretary of State for the Col- onies, were re-elected to- position In East Manchester and Weat Birmingham, respectively, their re-elec- to membership of the mmons being made necessary by their acceptance of positions in the new cabi- BALFOUR’S BROTHER PLACED. It Is Said He Hi ily take Tace to Progrossive Painters’ Ansemb): It js belleved has elected Robert § Finance Secretary; W. LN, A. & Chi. pt Woods, Ro Shaw, Sergeant-at-Arms, cided advan- _——. =—__— PARADE OF SHARPSHOOTERS. jonal Schuctzenb a iFne Showin ‘The parade of the National Schuetzen- bund drew to the downtown streets to- duy the greater portion of the German- speaking people of the city. organization has 8,800 and {ts branches thrive every town from Maine to California. These shooting sented in the great parade, and each organization appeared in its own dis- thus making one of the most picturesque parades New York wed in a long time. The parade formed, with six divisions, In future mestiugs most of the short dashes iy watheue on: application are| st, Sheepshead Bay will be raced on the urna jenburg and Nelle retained by the New York Pantera an delerates to the political Iabor con: third meeting on At thin evening's meeting of the ‘ork Painters Delegate Callas Lotmark have been Was no more popular course than old Y, Susq. de Went... says, to suspend decision in such casea| and thie tion” aetna, Mth Ate mile until a determination has been arrived | favor. The meeting at in the court in which the first ac- tion was brought. He gives Mr arcidente to painterk while at work on reatfolde provided with safeguards, ‘aa prescribed by THE INVISIBLE WIRES. Electrician John W. ented on a rthern Pacific pf..-.+ 1s bad enough, but at the Weet- cheater course the stretches are down bill and the Gecline gave spectators a chanve (0 see the whole new her application upon the conclusion | fel in motion. ‘The public want to sce Taces und the ring. They want to watch their orites from start to Snlsh, and not through the one reason why most unattractive place, ao fer as 8 deapite the fact thet thelr Been Made Chief Secretary for Ireland. LONDON, July 1.—The Yorkshire Post rald William Balfour, Darragh Ar- jench Warrant. Detect've Sergt. Trainor arrested, on a bench warrant, this morning, John W. @ general electrician, clubs were all says that Mr. brother of the Rt. First Loni of the Treasury, has been appointed Chief Secretary for Ireland, tinctive uniform, Southern Rattway 2. Darragh was indicted last week on| ton Col’ ifoa complaint of linemen employed by the Subway Commi; overhead wi the Commissioners. leged, were what are known as invisible and were strung between Consolidated Exchange and brokers’ of- A good many people. 414 not know why Mc- ond Mr, Gerald William Ralfour ts Memb CA of Parliament for Central was born in 1853 and educated at Eton and Trinity College, married Lady Betty, eldest daughter of the Earl of Lytton, in 1887. pointed private secretary to his brothel street, between Second and Third ave- nues, where every building contains one to a dozen meeting rooms of G organizations. The right of the parade was in Bt Eighth street, right rest- The ne of ma for stringing "s without permission from Cambridge. Wheeling & L. Fe Wisconain Central Mark's plac ing on Third avenue. through St. Browdway, around via Fourth avenue, teenth street plaza and up Fifth avenue to and through Thirty-fourth street the Long Island ferry, where the era and countless thousands of friends embarked for Park, where the first National schuets- enbund fa in progress, Grand Marsha jorted by Division Aides Conrad Stein, e Carl Messerschmitt, ‘ohn Moji, Max Schilling and Herman ‘as raced trdfront in his race on Sat- latter was President of the Local Gov- ernment Board, in 1886. PRINCE CRISP! NOW. Humbert Bestows the Title SHORTAGE OF $428; Sam's Yearly Statement Receipts and Expenditures, WASHINGTON, July 1.—The excess of) jovernment expenditures over receipts) ” during the fiscal year ended yesterday) 7 is shown by to-day’s treasury statememt to have been $2,825,009. ‘The recetpts) from the several sources of revenue for) “7 the fiscal year 18%, aa compared with! the fiscal year 184, are given as fole Darragh claims his ‘ndictment and ar- reat came of spite on the part of Line- nd Ralph Schurt) had a quarr Talon Square la atill a doubtful ques ragh's nephe ago In Darragh’s office, Tt Je not generally known that John Hunter w which re i the section-| W## & partner with Philip Dwyer In the pure hich resulted fe jal Sessions, and discharged, MOTHER GAVE HER ACID, tried in spec LONDON, July 1.—According to @ spe- cial despatch received from Rome, King has bestowed Utle of Prince upon Premier Crisp ed attacks made upon him by Socialists and others. THE FORTY-SEVENTH IN CAMP The Week Opened with a Rainy Max Kleeblutt There were forty bands, New York with Corps from St, Louis, burg and other places, one being from San Francisco. Dewey After Bearing Tw twenty-seven Kekfort street the Visiting Schuetzen years old, of feature of, the parade was the ooting Elizabeth or Queen, Miss Clara finely-formed, bouncing twins PEEKSKILL, Forty-seventh and the battalion of se this morning began their week's work | marched on of Brooklyn, arate companies: ng given carbolic and foot at the h clad in peasant The mistake wae made f Dewey's mother vn nearsighted is very similar os, with light blue ribbons; a th tofore receivel. The open. handicap. athietic large entry, aa well as the rained during the early morning. | en in guard mount ual to some of the to that usec The work of the and drills was not ough to reveal me will include Prof. Johnson's The and @ mortar-board hat sat © and the Pur : ee one side of a pr OPENED WITH A BOOM: 03 ‘The husband of the woman claim From under this the SHIPPING NEWS. FOR TO-DAY, 74 Moon nets HIGH WATER. LOW WATER bullseye and blonde hair hung ely shoulders, and { of the fair Bch Kolden chalic ter Newman, | Barly Ca y the right hand thing that a doctor could Cotton opened with a boom and first” sales were at an advance of # to 1% |points on an equivalent improvement fie > EMERY LEFT DIME NOVELS. | ‘* Abductor Has St, Petersburg. as, two girls, are firmly on th fanchester boing on the mend, “Barly Jes included July at 6.89; August, 6.99 a 6,92; September, 6.96; October, 7M S| November, 7.06 a 7.07; Deeem! ¥ \.1}) January, 7.16 a %18;°Mareh, 1aee Uo November %, at Weat Point, November 9 at Brown; November 23, with Princeton, at New York. To nad New York add ¢ ainutes, ‘A moeting of the Toard of Managers of the AAT will be held NEW YORK, n of all of the ef. ‘The stand (aken by Frank T. Morrill, owner paraders saluted the revie SEIZED BY THE RUSH. ago Emery paid a four months’ ersburg, Russla, and it is hax again lett for 20M) pal him by Cottle's eam yachie had varroom of English Sen 8 arrived from G STEAMSHIPS, brings news of th abduction of Cottle, selzure of th States Revenue cutter wea artic like Hood’s Pills 2. Will cure the temporary stoppage, ines, restore regular action of the digestive organg, and 7 KiyR Wevele Club, Was mauifested & reported seizure 'STEAMSHIPS, DUE TO-DAY, pst ring eleven tn et that there | and that the offlc prevent illegal sealing indi Denver Savings Bank Fa! L—A special Will Keep You Welk! 25 ceuty Bold b, all drngeietts elgures are likely to occur before the season is over, from Denver, Burger, Lremen, Savings Bank Das falied, Adirondack, Kingston Col, says the Feopl B oon raid upon the Industrials, A few stocks opened higher, notably which jumped 2, to 62, but) the rise was engineered for the pur) % of putting out additional shorty | lines and pretty soon prices began te: @ crumble away. i Then the railway list was taken ta: the sellers met with i range of quotations, were firm and higher aftem| midday. ‘The improvernent belt trig q per cent. from the low morning, There was extensive cove! ering of shorts und the bears were not)” a little disappointed at their fail wre, to". make an impression upon the ral ‘The latter evidently has ti ort of the bunking intereatn wine ven endeavoring (0 bring the Rastee. tern trunk lines and the . te coal rouds into harmonious 4 lations once move, ea: alt jee Rat ryt J a stronger with free purchases, to short contracts as well as for-tl lon The decline in the. induateials was checked by the announcement £1 eh ttt e Beat os oe es ap, 3: Vix * 2. RF Pipe priser PELE g pbb aiaas Esa "- * supzese a a = 2. Bee a 1898, 1m! $182,749, 405.63 Agee 131,918, Sao. Revenue. 143.567.463.176 247,111,388. | Mireltaneous + 16 990,296.96° = 18 Te ae — as 1,310,108. 38 * The expenditures were as. 1995, ‘ollan’a. $93,272,581 ‘51,820, 304.58 28,800 335.11 9.934,441.28 ashes ee AL ET ae 915 819.88 BT. SA 835513521855 $367, 535,978 vm Sates Showed am Ada! © of f to 13 Points, { the business situation’ at | The wheat market. was fairly 4 some wide fluctuations, about 1-2. lower at New Saturday's curb, lchanged at Chicago, selling 2 for September and at en it broke nearly one cent, but Corn opened about 1-2c. lower and oats Dut quiet. SS If You Are Well : do not need much medicing Bat 6m {4 casionally you have a headache of then a mid, effective, oa ag, ae ‘4 be,