The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1895, Page 3

25 PILGRIMS WERE KILLED, Second Section of Their Train Crashed Into the First on the Grand Tronk PRIESTS AMONG THE. DEAD. The; ‘Were on Their Way to the. Shrine of St. Ann de Beaupre FORTY@INJURED IN THE WRECK, allmanCoach Telescoped Into the Cars: of the First Section— Doctors on Hand. QUEBEC, July 9.—A terrible accident ooourred at 3 o'clock this morning at Cratg’s Road Station on the Grand Trank Railway, about fourteen miles west of Levis. The number killed in placed at twenty- five,and the number injured at thirty- four. A very large pilgrimage from Sher- brooke, Magog, Windsor Mills and Rich- mond had left the latter town about 10 o'clock last evening for the Shrine of Bt. Ann de Beaupre. There were two sections of the train, one running a few minutes behind the other. The first section was standing at Craig Road station taking water when the second section, passing the semaphore, dashed into the rear Pull- man qoach of the first section, smash- ing it to kindling wood, and Killing, it ts said, everybody in that car except the Pullman conductor, who jumped, Engineers McLeod and Fireman Dick Perkins, of the second section, were both killed outright. The Pullman coach was telescoped imto the first-class cars of the first sec- tion, killing a number of passengers riding in them. Among the killed are three priests. ‘The dead and injured will be taken to Lewis about noon, when thelr names will be ascertained. A special wrecking train from Levis, with railway officials, a wrecking crew and physicians arrived early this morn- ing. MONTREAL, Quebec, July 9—The ofMfcials of the Grand Trunk Railway report that the number of killed in the Craig's Road disaster is but thirteen, and that twenty-nine is the number of the injured. —___+=____ SKIRMISHES IN CUBA. Insurgents Surrounded the Spanish Near Tuscaro, but Had to Retire. HAVANA, July 9—In a skirmish at the coffee plantation of Retiro, near ‘Minas Daiquiri, Province of Santiago de Cuba, the insurgent leader, Victoriano Garson, and five more insurgents were wounded and Tomas Padron was Killed. Ldeut. Pedro Rabenes, of the Union Battalion, with fifty soldiers, on the way from Jobos! to Jatibonico, near Jucaro, and on Mount Guerrilleras, was surrounded by 400 insurgents. Lieut, Rabenes was wounded, but succeeded in holding the position which he occupied when attacked for three hours, owing to the rapidity of fire of the Mauser rifle, Finally he was rein- foreed by a company of Government troops and the insurgents retired. ‘The troops lost four killed. The loss of the insurgents ts not known, piel atint yak BUILDING OUT OF PLUMB. Radly & Co.'s Bill Met by a 853,000 Claim for Damages. A Aispute over the construction of the building known as the “Diamond Ex- shange,” at 14 Maiden lane, has resulted mn a sult in the Court of Common Pleas, drought by John J. Radly & Co, against Boehm & Coon, the owners of the building, for $22,000, the value of their work on the building, they having con- structed the iron work and filed a me- chanics’ lien against the building for the amount. s Boehm & Coon say the building was examined by experts and found to b seven inches out of plumb owing to th faulty construction of the ironwork and they have put in a counter claim against Radly & Co. for 000 for damages, as a result of the poor work- manship. Judge ‘Bischoff to-day reserved de- piston on an application of Hochm & oon to substitute a bond in place of the mechanics’ Hen on the property. —__—— STATEN ISLAND NOTES. ‘The funeral of Thomas Tully, who died at his ome in Stapleton last Sunday evening, will take place at Bt. Mary's Church, Clifton, to-morrow Morning at 11 o'clock. Members of the Ante Legion of Honor and the Ancient Under of United Workmen are invited to attend. Mr. Tully was forty-seven years olf, and had been con- ected with Bechtel’s Brewery ten years, The old public-school bullding at Concord, which has been ‘replaced by a new and souk ta etracture, has been sold to Mrs. Squire Force for $660." It will be wed as a hall The cold-water advocates of Prohibition Park ‘thelr postponed Fourth of July pyrotechnical y laat night. There was a round of applause ‘when one of the designs showed Uncle San, in the year 1995, standing with both feet on the Stomach of a gigmtic “Rummy,” denoting « tictory over the liquor traffic at thelr meeting yeu towan o the be directed to take the nec submit THE WORLD: TUES DAY EVENIN BEARS HAVE A BIT OF LUCK. |MARIA BARBER Industrials Ruled Lower Just/Talesmen Have Pity for Dominico Before the Close, Cataldo’s Slayer. Chicago Gas Active All Day and Sold ax tow 0a BK, Only Seven Jurors Secured Up to Recess To-Day. The dealings at the Stock Exchange were larger and better distributed this morning, and further advances were re- corded all along the line. Brilliant crop prospects and further advances in wages of the operatives in Rhode: Isiund woollen milts and of the! The second day of the trial of Maria mer in the tron districts stimulated | Barberi, for the murder of Dominico buying for both accounts, aldo, at 42 East Thirteenth street, The ease witn which American ratl-| April 26 last, opened in Part I, of the road founs are being negotiated abroad | Court of General Sessions this morning and the belief that prominent bankers| before Recorder Goff, with but four are working on a plan to stop the| jurors in the box. anthracive coul troubles also create a| The little defendant had apparently very bullish feeling. | passed a sleepless night, for her eyes In many insiances the highest quo-| were bloodshot and swollen tations current for a long time were| Great difficulty ts experienced in get- recorded and leading houses were free | ting jurors to try her, for after looking buyers at about top figur at her a while in nearly every instance Conscientious Scruples Against Exe- outing a Woman, a Moral Tone of Thompson Street Said to Be Vastly Improved Randolph Testifies in Behalf of the Acoused Captain. Latter’s Counsel Promise to Offset Mrs. Herrmann’s Evidence, Lawyer Charles P, McClelland, cou sel for Capt, Joseph B. Baking, a cused by the Parkhurst Society of! 1inning bis precinct in a disorderly manner, appeared with the accused at Police Headquarters to-day to continue th» trial. Mr. McClelland was Jubilant and sald he was confident that Capt. Eakins | would be acquitted of the charge, dur witnesses said he, “are of the most credible sort. We will produce « dominie or two, but they will not be American Sugar rose 11-4, to 1188-4; Canadian Pacific 13-4, to 58 6-8; Burling- ton 1-2, to 86 5-8; Northwest 1-4, to 99 3-4; St. Paul 8-8, to 693-8; Rock Island 6-8, to 7-8;, Hocking Valley 1-2, to 26; Lacka- wanna to 1631-4; General ‘Electric 1-2, to 37 78; Lousville & Nashville 3-8, to 695-8; Kansas & Texas pref. 1-2, to orthern Pacific pref. 1-2, to 181-25 0; Southern Railway and Wheeling & Lake y the bears made another hicago Gas, and the stock . Sugar reacted 1 3+ 214, to 1183-4, an broke 23:8, to 12 28, Distilers1 to 217-8, ay list held firm, however, and ylelded, only fractionally. For the month of June the Atchison fystem earned §2,966,146, an increase of he Tnion Pacific Denver & Guif road reports for May gross earnings of $296,- 219, an increase of $68,606; expenses, ex- cluding taxes, $244,113, Increase $61,299, and not $1,105, decrease $2,692, and ‘for five months to May $1, gross’ $1,174,286, Increase $867,028; expenses, — excludini taxes $403,212, Increase $6 and ne $221,073, Inereawe $2,774, ‘The Mexican National Railroad Com: pany. Teports for May (Mextean cur- Tency) Kross earnings of $369,506, — de- crease of $9007; expenses, | $976,484, In- 22,102, and net, $93,122, decrease, and for five months to May 81, SLS19,084, Increase, $41,818; ex= i, decrease, $10, "and net, eposits rgia Central Rall. kK and certificates of indebted- cantile Trust Company and in Savannah have been sufficiently large to give the Committee a large ma- jority both of the debentures and the minority stock, The exports exclusive of specie from New York for the week were $4,899,937, against $6,385,536 for the corresponding week of 184. Mr. J. Pierpont Morgan confirms the statement that his firm has just eold abroad @ very large block of Southern Railway securities. Particulars are withheld but the sale includes the stocks as well asthe bonds of the company. The amount {s several million dollars. At the meeting of the Bankers’ Pro- tect Committee, of the United Stater Cordage Company, it was decided that a circular be issued to the bondholders suggesting @ course at variance with that of the Reorganization Committee, of which they do not approvs The steamship Paris, which sails for Europe to-morrow,will take out 486,000 ounces of stlver shipped by the following houses: J. & W. Seligman, 185,000 aunces; Heldelbach, Tekelhelmer’ & Co., 115,006 ounces; Zimmermann & Forshay, 60,000 ounces; Muller, Schall Co,,’ 25,000 MARIA B. ounces, and Nesslage, Colgate “& Co., 50,000 ounces, (Who Cut Hor ARBERI. Lover's Throat.) Money 1 # 11-2 per cent, on call, For- elgn exchange strong at 4.89 4 4.80 1-4 for bankers’ long, sterling and 4.89 34 a 4.90 for demand. ‘The supply of commercial bills continues very small, but the Syndi- ate is still supplying the wants of re- mitters, and no gold engagements are reported, Commercial bar silver sold at 671-8 an) Mexiean dollara at 53 1-2. Chicago Gas continued heavy, and, under large sales, declined to "861-8, The drop led to the execution of “stop” orders, but, aside from these, the weak- ness is explained by Intimations given by directors that, owing to needed ex- penditures for new plant, &c., it may be necessary to postpone the payment of dividends for a time, This has causea many who have long held the stock as an investment to sell out, It was again rumored that Prest- dent Robert T. Lincoln intended to roe sign for the reason that those who con. trolled the Company when he accepted the office have since sold out. bears had a Nttle better luck this. afternoon, ‘The heavy Iquidations in Chicago Gas, which sold as low as 66, led toa: sympathetic decline in the other industrials, all of which ruled lower, Sugar dropped 23-8, to 1113-8; Whiskey, 15-8 to'2f 1-2; Tobacco 1 $-4,"to 112 3-4! General Electric 1, to 36 7-8; Cordage Waranteed 1 3-4, to ¢ 1-4, and United States Rubber 11-4, to 401-2. Among the railways Reading declined 1 4-4, to 18 1-4; Manhattan 1, to 112 3-4: Jerse; Central 1 1-4, to 102'1-2; New England, 11-8, to 4 1-2; Tennessee Coal 1 6-8, to 27 7-6 The general list held tolerably firm. they say that they have conscientious scruples against ‘infilcting capital pun- ishment upon a woman. It is not proba- ble that @ jury will be obtained to-day. The work of getting the jurors pro- ceeded very slowly this morning. As- sistant District-Attorneys Mcintyre and Lauterbach examined the talesmen for the people and Amos H. Evans for the defense. As yesterday more than half of those examined had conscientious scruples ainst Killing a woman in the electric chair, only three more jurors had been obtained up to recess, The Clos Amerioan Tobacco, 114%, marican Tobacco pf-.+ 115 Ameriown Sugar Ret...) 118 American Sugar Ret. ‘pe 100% Amer. Cotton OL Amer. Cova, ¢ 4M At. ‘Top. & Santa om Baltimore & Ohio. oe 2 Pactt bs Southe: 4% ake de 2 Gua. 8%, IN THE CORRIDOR. Bur. @ Quincy...) 86% ; a (aicamo @ Northwest... 99% Maria Barber! nat twisting a hand- eat aah atop ce 4 Se) kerchief in her little hands and looking Fate Mls Bins POM REE: 38 ight ahead of her, but with eyes Ree Tk i apparently saw nothing. juror was sworn the young As ea iri on trial for her life was motioned to er feet and rose in @ resigned way and looked apathetically upon the jury- man as he gazed mournfully and pity- ingly at her. twas observed that not a juryman was in the box who could look at the Uttle frightened girl without an ex- . Pression of pity creeping into hin eyes. arene All day long the tears rolled down her Ind: Te me lowe: cheeks, and the little handkerchief she ‘Oentral held (a6 Nervously was wet long before recess came and brought her a tem- porary rest from the ordeal of her trial. — WHEAT ALMOST PANICKY. Sudden Fall in Chicago Followed by a Sharp Rally. ‘Wheat was almost panicky this morn- ing. It opened passively enough, with first sales practically at yesterday's cs to the people of the county the question of it closing prices, but Chicago took # sud- ¢orporation under # city charter, and durther a 5 $o prepare such @ charter for aubiinission ty the den and ‘unexpected downward turn on Legislature at its next session, such charter to heavy realizing, reports stating that be prepared without expense to the cou 3 several million bushels were unloaded ‘The supervisors yesterday decided roceed | Norfolk & We yenter id to-d with the construction of the Fresh Kilt hiridge. | Northern Paci ti there yesterday and) torday, ‘The towns of Northfield and Westfeld will pay At New York September sold off to for the bridge proper, ‘while the E Mikael 703-8. Chicago dropped about 11-4, ee ay eae tare & Heading September going off to 663-8. From nd shorter avenue from Port Kichmond w Tot Bee. & these extremely low prices there was a lenvilie. Me pia Ee a sharp rally. ; es eal apteton | at 2 Omaha Corn went off rapidly, in sympathy and Saratoga, to spent his vacation ad ft ey es pee selling off here to 471-8 cents, but ral- Mra. Edmund C Owen and the Misses Owen, | Swiihein Railway... Ned sharply later Oats were easier, Gt New York, have taken a house on Westervelt | Seuthera Kailway pt Pork had a. tremendous tumble in @renue, New Brighton, for the Summer xas Pacific Chicago, it declining a barrel, golng ; chal & iran off from $12, to $1125, but later ‘Talli ‘The Misses Lily and Floyd Trask, of Snug Har- have gone to the Thousand Islaute and to land, Me. -— Receiver for Rice-Hake Lumber Co. Justice Stover, of the Supreme Court, to-day @ppointed Charles ©. Farnham temporary recelver for the Rice-Blake Lumber Company, of th city and Buffail4’ N.Y. in proceedings for Voluntary dissolstion of tle Company. The Com Et ied in le peocporaied, Ia Jeneay, it wih © about 35, The quidation. {ton Was not very active, most of the trading bein, ng local operators, who are dispos to await the Issuing of the Government crop report to-mor "The first sales w gline of 2 to 8 point was a recovery. The early cluded July at 695; Augus Beptember, 7.00; tintober, November, 7.00; December, 7.14; ary, 1 @N. ¢. break was on forced t's te un Wabent ht West Union’ ‘Telegraph: Fy Wheeling @ Lake Erie. 1%} 17% Wheeling & Lake Esie'pt 66% bid put on the stand much before to-mor- The witness clean the Fift come since Capt. command there “We will put this sort of evidence in to controvert the blased testimony of Matilda, Herrmann, the self-confessed Gisorterly-house keeper, who through- out has shown a disposition to get even lay will tell how Precinct has be- Hakins has been tn with Capt. Eakins by fair or foul ans." Angel” Dennett said this morning: We have been unable to get at Mm nier and ‘Papa’ Soubii » who skipped out and are in New Je: ince the trial began witnesses ered themselves in the case against Capt, Eakins, and we had more than we could uxe‘or had need for. William §. Randolph, @ foreman at 209 Thompson street, was the first wit- ness, and testified to the good character of the house 210 Thompson street. This was also the case in regard to the house 23) Thompson street, us far as Ww known to the witness who describe the neighborhood as being tough five years ago, When he first came to reside there. “Since then ft has been gradually im: proving, particularly since last Fall,” sald the witness, In reply to Mr, Moss the witness sald he saw nothing of 4 disreputable nature in the vicinity in which he resides. He never saw Women solicit from the win- dows or door stoops, The witness did ot know that his em- ployer, W. Piercy, ained, at an Ume, of Mrs. Soubi *s house at 210 Thompson street, as being a house of assignation, nor ‘did he know t Alecr's restaurant in the sam: Was used for Immoral purpose “From my own personal experien in the locality,” said the witness, have observed ‘a marke tmproy In the condition of Thompson st far as its moral condition is conce Mr. Moss tried hard to get th ness to admit having seen women on the street since Jai ce ‘oal Dealer Glencenning, of Thompson street, to the sence of strvet walkers since Jan. 1 Moss brought out the + that dopart of Glondenning’s business in coal was done with keepers of dis orderly houses. He tac his receipts had fallen off very meh since Capt Fakins took charge of the Mercer street station. on redirect, Mr. McClelland. asked Glendenning If he would not mu: the disorderly houses be ex his neighborhood than not The coal de red wvasl rT hesitated and then ans- w thus y “Well, ax far as good eltizenship ts concerned, yes; from a financial point of view, no Commissioner Andrews and everybody else laughed. orge A. Schweitzer, bookkeeper in a eat 122 West Third street, testified a part of West Third street was hited by the lowest of low. people Notwithstanding this, he sald, in the past six months a kreat irmation has taken place He said all the houses had been precinct about a year aKo—about he thought, that the Lexow C mittee Was in session Asked how he cat and if he wa with Capt. Eakins he had told a polic give the in & Ko had wn the days Mr, disorderly cleaned out of a acquaint pt only kn Captain floss brought out the fact that it Pollceman Fr Odell to wh offered himself as a witness for It Was also shown Was a member of th and that from twely me ached to the members of the that the witness Arcanu IWEPT,|IN EAKINS’S FAVOR,|DEALING OUT BADGES. | encing the annoyances a Christian Endeavorers Experieno- ing a Boston Rainy Day. Decorations in Their Honor Present a Very Sorry Spectacle. Incoming Delegates to Be Met on Trains by Scouts. BOSTON, July 9 —The 2.000 Christian Endeavor deléxates who have thus far} arrived In the city are today expert: f life in Boston during a rainste Since this morning | rain has been falling in torrents, Hut few of the delegates are in evidence on the streets, The work of exterior decorators Is temporarily suspended, and the vari ared decorations now in place pres sent @ sorry spectacle. The centre of attraction for the dele kates to-day is the Mechanics’ Butlding, where the distribution of badges t registration of delegates ia being ce ducted Machinery Hall, the headquarters for the State exhibition and for the dissera ination of good Hterature, ts being rap- idly fitted up by the varlous States, A United States Post-Oflice is being ar- ranged in this hall, and Postmaster! ay has Informed the Committee that] pady two bags of mail have arcived for the delegates. Among the delegations that arrived | last night and to-day were those of South Dakota, finolx and Philadel- phia, Among ihe distinguished fu “ates now here are Re Chaman, Honorable Secreta Christan Endeavor movement tn ritain and Ireland; Rev, John Polloc of Glasgow ames Musi rby; Rev. J.D. Lamont a f Helfast, who are the preparations which nugont Ing made for the conyei Reception and Accommodation Committees: have arran. for meet- ing the State delegations in a unique mannor, ‘The plan fs to send two mem- hers each from the Reception and Ac. nmodation Committees to meet ¢ delegation escouts will xo am far as Albany, | fe Nes ortiand, Me; Putnam, Conn, or North Adams, and similar distances on the various railroads, ‘They will) board the trains bearing delegates and | will como with them to Hoston and es- cort them to their heada ters. Contrary to general expectations there will be no parade of the 11 Tt waa first planned to have 5 march from Mechanics’ Building to pmon on Saturd to attend mmoth noon m but n found imposs! WILL HAVE TO VOTE ALONE. The Redistricting Leaves Out Coop- er Institute's Janitor. The Police Board, at a special meeting, this morning adopted the certificates showing the redistricting of the election districts In the Assembly districts, made necessary by the re-apportionment of the city. By a pecullar division of the Con- gressional, Judicial and Assembly Dis- tricts at Third avenue and Fourth ave- nue and Eighth street, Patrick MeGinn. 0 TH x he the this has . ing, be supplied with a separate set of bal- lots and a ballot-box, He ts the only resident of Cooper Institute, Tt is thought there Will be 250 elec- tion districts added tothe 1,379. In- cluded In the thirty-five Assembly Dis: tricts, when the newly annexed district Ix properly divided dis: tricts, making a_ total of 1,629 élection districts, —— These Dogs Didn't Drow JERSEY CITY, No J. July 9A dog pound wan established recently on the banks of the Hacken sack River at the foot of St. Paul's avenue, La hight there were Afty doze in the pound, all of which had been placed in a large crate to be was thrown overboard and 1 thie morn) The sual haunts thik mori= hers and pound officials were ft wan time ty haul the erate the river mystery wan walved In throwing the rate overboard, the top was forcod the pressure of the water and ali the doxa swam ashore, iy suffered a little wet ting, but chin ay their liking. election the city into in wi Emma Parker's Brother (ft) Fined. Harry, of the Tenderloin Precinct, -dremed man for being intoxt- in West Twenty-fourth street late ‘The man told the sergeant at the ata Policeman arrested a cated night, jer The police 's brother, ich he To Restrain Long Island City. ‘Tha morning an application was made to Jue thee Hartle:t, tn Supreme Court, Brooklyn, to continue an Injunction restraining the ofctala of Long Island City from issuing $126,000 worth of Ical improvement 1 for grading borden avenue, Tt wan stated the had already ex coded te debt nit, Justice Bartlett reserved decision, bach Suit Ad h, rned, nt, was Court, Schw Alexander arraigne’ tn Bro jo the Meyele ai wall the ¢ thie morning. Avenue yele recetpt br 0 Greene avenue . wrongtully y ot F The retaining 9 the William Barth case was adjourned =e min ¢ The Mun Allewed x ALNANY, ray-Perey Ant)-Gai n tor the Grand vice Adler, Y July 9, eharked tpal Tele ating waived exam. 1m Jury 2m, jas Faith in € John W na, Poster, " Fos Fx-Secretary ea tor © Washington China will aa foreign Interference —— SHIPPING NEWS. state y He vated, | ALMANAC POR TO-DAY. | sun rtes....427\Sun etn... .72 Movin ttaen, 9 29 HIGH WATER. LOW WATER AM OPM AM Ay Hook ni % is rnor® Island a) PORT OF SEW YORK, ARRIVED TO-DAY. OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS. 4 regular pollecmen's or tion, that, isn't in it" asked Mr “and that's Why you're here to testify for Capt, Eakins? “Weill, its a benefielary as well ax a lal Organization, 1 othe withess, nd I'm only telling the truth,’ Mther business men, Including Edward Ney, of the Metal and She 1° ‘Thompson street, testit effective work a y Capt. Eakins tn cleaning out disorder and vice which existed In the precinct, ‘A recess was taken until 3 o'clock, to the ay i 4. Mavane | Wiel Windward puranca, Havana. Thats, inane, Cowmn Rt In New Orleans. INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, 9, 1895, Th A Coach Containing Four Women n 1 t t tr r r y t Bi DUE TO-DAY Anita, Nassau Alleghany, Kingston. Mgnawic, London, Nacooche bab. DUE TO-MORROW, Lene, Bremen. | Horses Badly Cut and the Driver Traction Company, plung: noon by interfering with kins, who was arresting hie frie} discharged Another rested Louls Waraauer, kept a hat and cap store in this city, for arson in the first degr ago for setting fire to the stone dwell- Warsauer was a member of the Isaacs firebug gang, examination was fixed for July 12, wax committed to the Tombs without An Applicant Board this morning. ox- tt, to w OLLEY STOPPED A FUNERAL./CALLS HEALY A LIAR.'MUNYON’SDEEDS ON RECORD, | Experiences of Well-Known People, Hemarkable Statements in Favor! Memedies=it ro AN Other’ Medicines; Ask Your Drugsist tor! Munyon’s Guide to Healthy Huy @ { Manyon’s Cures Dillon Charges Him with Publicly Smashed and Overturned. Rending a Private Litter. Great Excitement Over the Alleged Selling of Tyrone. f Munyon’s Hurted from His Seat, ‘Trolley car ‘0 $49, of the Consolidated | into a fu-| The Non-Sectarian Candidates Were eral cortege on Third and Hond streets, Finally Adopted. CMaabethpert, this morning, creating | i he wildest excitement In the vietnity — A couch belonging to Liveryman Hr: an Brady and containing four women | LONDONDERRY, July f—At th 1Or toot without sufering “the moe Was upset, the horsen wore severely cut,| Nationalist Convention at Omag jenny, hat cane Imagined. the driver was hurled from hin seat [COUnLY Tyrone, yesterday, called to !<iqeaMtaaytare Mheumatiom Cure have only and the harness broken and the coach |CMOOne candidates for the election in| wel the remedy two weeke, bat T copseer mie, 4 [tyrone Mr "TM. Healy, amid wreat {nl ettirely cured atthe palne all dlaappeared a " ; Wier atom doses and have not. returned. Mame The Inmates. ehenped with altgnt!| ent, accused Mr, John Dilloa of | pins “New Methode of Freatment. are” atm bruises, but were prostrated from fright | *°ling Tyrone to the Enelish party. ie nis Samage teres SUB the old-tasblo and shock On Be eee setae a:| Hosttive Care for AM Diseases, he funeral procession proceeded af- i bbedeldh eee Oe DMCK= | The Munyon Remedy Cot Prepar cifioe Taek Malay OF ahiHod son, Informing nim that the Nattonalist | for every, tl fre mold by all drunalstay lh oe Federation would be unable in future to | Munyan's Sil forms 84 ‘ antiqestton. ant xeon JIMMIE OLIVER IN A ROW, [subsidize North ana South Tyrone or | at hare tothe tue to alsoedern of the mtomache * ‘North and South Londonderry, whieh | {tts unrivalled as a womach tonle and bowel! he asked whould be subsidized hence- | Myatins cold Cure . isons Cold Cure preventa pneumonia as@ meaty OPT orth in the sum of £24) yearly by the | Dretke up" cold tna. few houre end'n Arent, Liberals Mun nue, 0pm, couaha, mth: ; ‘ r 5 | hess and pain in the chest Hx-Agsemblyman Jimmie Oliver creat-| ‘The then government whip, Mr-Thomas | 4 lungs. ed @ scene In Centre street this after. | 1. Kills, consented to this on the under- aNeea a Meee ce compre aiceman Hig 1 standing that the seats referred to were | to be considered Liberal and not Home |“ Womb troubles and monthly dit ar Mar- , Munyon's Heas he Cure stops headache in tour Un J Waters, a clerk at 18 Centre Rule seats minutes a ‘The reading of this letter caused con-|_SPmlally muecesstul cures for nervous debility, Z i alr Gervata ‘digeasen. and all, epecife. blood Waters had demanded a taht for his |aternation among the delegates, who | tine teat tte ail aepecite blond and clxar of Ralph Tobias, n clothlor, of, @3i|shouted-“Mold! Bok!" troubles diseases “of the ‘Throat and Lange Hast “Hignty-fourth ate WHO WAS | Me Diller’ ie ih a Mr. | CAATN and Catarrhal Deatneas, Piles and News Heneing he new ‘Criminal Court aunt || Mt Ditier"s voice in replying to. Mtr ved by the frat treatment and quickly, ing, and when refused he abused Toblas y was drowned in the din, but he | “6 4 and threatened to lap Nis fa finally succeeded in shouting out loud | awh spinel Mee ney teen atte tor ell, dies Oliver Jolned in the verbal serap, WHICH | enough to be heard: [os ty the attracted a big crowd, and went along . pan it “What you state ts an infamous and | calumnious Ie, You are a trai read a private letter tn public.” Another tremendous uprour followed, and finally the non-Sectarian candidates | wore adopted. piles) § NOT SURE OF VALKYRIE. h Critics Deny Her Lack of Practice at Home, LONDON, July 9.—'The Chronicle that the committee 1 not satisfed that the prize In Saturday's race should go to Valkyrie IIL, es she had not been offl- cla!ly measured and was not fitted ac- cording to the ru 0 the mated efor sted Th the Tor beth street station, where he unclatory of was not ar- sther speech r, and reformers You | n'a Remedi: —_—_———— S MACY ‘““WE SET THE PACE.” ‘ourt later Waters was LOUIS WARSAUER CAUGHT. Alleged Member of the Inaace Firebug Gang Arrested, Detectiy McCauley to-day ar- who formerly Sergt. Warsauer was ind ted nome months We have just opened a Bicycle Academy ng-house at 287 Eighth avenue, in June, ISM, ‘The fire occurred tn the nighttime, nee ton the prevaill on e which makes the crime in the first de-|onronice eave. othat che bail el gree. rhe Denalty is forty years Im) 4 practically untried boat and that it i AT 57 WEST 14TH ST., Piacling, District-Attorney Davis, to |® decidedly unwise proceeding to. throw opponite our main atorer, whom he prisoner was taken, said that (SW®Y her chances by further testing ‘ her on the Clyde The Dally News saya that It ts the opinion in yachting circles that if Val- kyrle Il. fails to win the Cup the Americans will get a respite from de- fending it, but that a strong attempt will be made in that case to induce De- fender to come to the Clyde in 1896, CANADA'S CABINET CRISIS, Governor-General Hurried to Otta- wa a Special Train. QUPBEC, July 9—Sir Mackenzie Bowell's private secretary pald a visit to Quebec yesterday. The result Is that Admittance to Balcony by card only, to be obtained at Superin- tendent’s desk, store floor, main aisle. and that the been looking for him detectives nad for a long im: Ww ree Recorder pleaded not guilty before this afternoon and his For one week we will present to all purchasers in our Sporting: Goods Dept. (third floor, main building), a ticket entitling holder to one bicycle lesson free of charge.., —_—_—_—_—_—_—S Real Estate. bail, HARBURG| a ee ER GOT ANGRY. License Ejected from the Room, A Ilttle row occurred in the Excise Julius Simon, an who is an appli- xclae Inspector, the janitor of the Cooper Institute, nt for a license at 201 Eldridge atreet, Real Estate he desires to vote for a Judicial cal ‘ a *|Lord Aberdeen, Governor-General of iG oc:l = ‘BANKS. he desires to vote form Itt ave to} asked Commisaloner Harburger to #i8"|Canada, started In a special car last| THE SAVINGS B S. night for Ottawa His hurried return is undoubtedly in connection with the Cabinet crisis at Ottawa, He had intended going into the Lake St, John district for a vac tion. MONTREAL, July 9—French Conser- vative politicians in this city are so up- The Commissioner agreed to do It, but reminded Simon It was out of his line rk from 8.30 until 1 o'clock without lunch, Simon mumbled about being a taxpayer who didn’t cart a —— for the Excise Board, Commissioner Harburger dropped his pen and told him his impertinece would Why do you keep your money in a savings bank, getting but 3 or 4 per cent. interest on ity ‘and at the same time pay to landlords in New York terribly high rents for @ place in which te! at and sleep? It would be much cheaper for you to own your own home, It would be far healthiery The investment cause a delay of se day: set by the turn of affairs at Ottawa and would be absolutely safe, The Simon ah outed the ay smmiasioner the rumored resignation of three of thelr| land and houre would Increase in value, Woroxident. Murray. ordered Policeman | ministers, that they will not expre It le not Hkely that there will ever again be Von Wart to remove Simon, and force was necessary to eject him, ——— themselves on the situation, They are auch @ chance to buy such good lots so near anxiously waiting for news from the New York and so cheaply as you will have a& PLOT AGAINST THE CZAR. the forced male which the trustee for the cred 5 tors of Erastus Wiman 1s compelied to make a& ST Rosebank, Staten Island, on Monday, July 16, Six Nihilints Among Those Accused ac 130 P.M. Just tink of itt place te cht Abrent only 49 minutes irom City Hall, New York, an@ you get there, not by going through dismal, LONDON July 9.—The Journal de Bt. Petersburg reports the discovery of an emply tunoeia, but by a delightful sall over the upper bay, New York, Then you do not have te 1 ve plo’ in th Mi easeaye Plgk Maina 306. ite gt the spend a fortone in rallway tare for the fare Minhtiarrais for) eompliclty in. ihe including the ferry {s only 10 cents; commutation, six and @ half cents. The place ts 90 populag” that 297 hounes have been bullt within @ few hume dred feet of these lote within the past four years, Near at hand are schools, churehes of alf denominations, stores sewers, fine streets, eles) trie Mgnt, gas aud excellent The views ‘of the bay and ocean are superb, and the air and breezes deliciou and healthful. Do you know how small your rent would be 1 you took $2,000 to $2,500 and put it Im a house lot at Rosebank? Just figure tt out for youre conspiracy have been made. Among those accused are six men well known as Nihilists. GLADSTONE TO LIBERALS. Vindicate the Rights of the House of Commons and Help Ireland, LONDON, July 9--The Westminster Gazette this afternoon publishes the fol- lowing message from Mr, Gladstone, addressed to the Liberals of London: HAWARDEN, July 6, Above all other purposes, vindicate the rights fou, and establiah the honor of England, as Without the Sun the Earth) Would Be a Waste. Its genial rays mean lif Sometimes, though, the heat di agrees with you. Maybe it will elt. First got a pass, now: this superb property. For maps and free passes apply to David Beme nett King, Trustee, 44 Pine at.; D. T, Cornell, Auctioneer, 8 Amos st., Clifton, 8 1; H. T. Mete r, and go dows and sew reer ane dat Cosututional ciatme ot| DE Only a trifling ailment—mayhbe | caite & Sona 145 Broadway; Folsom Brother Ireland Ww. E ouapstong, [exhaustion and most serious. 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