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_gouncil for the relator; ‘SUNDAY SHAVES MUST CEASE, Judge Brown Decides Barber Shops fo Brooklyn Mast Be Closed APM. THELIMIT IN NEWYORK, The Collins Law a Valid Exercise | fim of Legislative Power, the Court Says. WABEAS CORPUS DISMISSED. Hobach, Who Made the Test, Re. manded to the Custody of the Sheriff of Kings County. Judge Brown, of the Supreme Court, filed with the Clerk of the Kings County Court this morning his decision on the Collins Sunday Barber law, carried up on a writ of habeas corpus by ex-Judge GBteckler, of New York, on behalf of @amuel Hobach, a Brooklyn barber, who made a test case by persisting in Going business on Sunday, June 9, on the ground that the new statute was unconstitutional, because it exempted New York City and Saratoga, where barbers may perform work until 1 @olock P. M. This decision will dispose of the test @ase now before the courts here, in which a New York barber sought to have the law set aside so barbers may keep open all day instead of closing at 1 o'clock P. M. on Sundays. Judge Brown in concluding his ar- gument on the pleas of council for Hobach says: “That the Legislature only prohibits all work on Sundays {8 conceded and this concession disposes of the case, as there is no constitutional restriction upon its powers to enact a law applica- dle only to a part of the State. “I have examined carefully the cases eited from other Btate reports by the some of them Felate to local municipal ordinances, others relate to general restrictions “* Upon the pursuit of business or profes- sion. Btill others involve construction of local constitutional provisions. None ef them is applicable to the case be- fore me and needs no further considera- | g tion “My conclusion ia that the statute fe @ valid exercise of legislative power. The writ must be dismiased and the re- lator removed to the custody of the Bherift.”" Mesera, Alfred and Charles Steckler, eounsel for the barbers of Brooklyn fn the test case which has been decided papers on appeal from Judge Brown's 7 sate sree oe pe os ‘OOME ON, Gal CANTABS,’ Gecision, and the case will be argued in the Supreme Court General Term. ‘They are confident that the act Late tla doaaiatn} ‘be decla: BEATEN BY A POLICEMAN. Officer Shields May Have te Face Comm: Welles. Matthew Delacy, a decorator, of Raltic street, Brooklyn, was acquitted in the Butler Street Police Court, Brook- lyn, thia morning, on the charge of as- sault on Officer Thomas F. Shields, of the Butler street police station. The Jury was out two minute: Five witnesses swore that Shielde acted as if he was drunk. He asked De- lacy to have a drink, when Shields is to have said he could whii acy before he went on the fo ido it again. He struck at ducked. Delacy swore Bhiclds Jn billy and attempted to strike Delacy took the stick away from Shields, and landed his right on his Jaw, knocking him to the sidewalk Officer Duffy. came up and, Delacy ays, arrested both of them, he point which moat imp a Tighe was the teatimony Of Delacy that oing to station | Shiel th in the face and fey not interfe Tighe said: "This te an outrage, udge Jud such a man ts not fit to be on the force He will send the testimony to Commis- sioner Welles If he wants to use it, WHERE IS FARMER HOLT? A Brooklyn Gtel with $14,000 Wants to Marry Him. Farmer Orrin H. Holt, of Canada, who wants to marry a New York girl with $3,000 or $4,000, hasn't showed up at the City Hall marriage bureau. His ail ti to Ret a wife ea penned in Germi postal card: (he, wien of, my parente . housekeeper; 4 as _money oF hot. evening at 1 o'clock ‘Regards, reapectfully, Ses eas STATEN ISLAND NOTES. ‘The County Supervisors have inoreased the ary of Clerk Franklin ©. Vitt from $1,200 $1,400 per annum, meeting At Livingston yesterday mont Cricket Club, of Philad ‘of the Staten Lal tek rane in he fret Inning, the vialvore getting 14h ‘and’ the local’ team 06. Michael Oates, of Stapleton, has requested the per-} mui Athletio Challenge Sent. Invited to Become Thelr Gu New Haven After Aug. 27. Competitions to Take Place Oct. 5, if Date Is Acceptable, The conditions made by Cambridge University upon which they would a cept Yale's counter challenge for a meeting in New York are in the main atinfactory to Yale Capt. Sheldon, of the Yale track ath- letic team, this morning expressed his approval of the action taken last night | by the Yale Graduate Advisory Com mittee, which wan not given out for publication until this morning. After consultation this morning the followng cablegram was nent to the representatives of Cambridge: “The conditions made by Cambridge are natisfactory to Yale. nbridge to by the Cunarder after August ; the games are to take place Octo- ber 6. “We would suggest that the 220-yard run be substituted for the 3%-yard run, as our straightaway tracks are only 220 yards long. “Yale will arrange for a house in New Haven, aud will put the Yale track at the disposal of Cambridge if the latter wishes.” The above cablegram to-day through the Associated Press makes certain a meet here between Cambridge and Yale. Throughout th Negotiations the full text of the com- fons between the English and American universities was in each in- stance cabled and delivered personally to the unfversity authorities on both aides of the ocean by the Assoclated Pre thereby preventing the delay which would have followed the trans- mission of the challenges and replies by mail. Capt, Sheldon has selected the men whom he wishes to train for the com- ing event. They will gather by Sept. 1 to train. They are: 100-yard dash—Richards, ‘96; Byers, '98; Burnett, ‘97. 44-yard dash—Richards, 97; Burnett, ‘97. Half-mile and mile—Morgan, ent to London ‘%; Gerard, '* (aw man (Gt Mecise, Comuatsstoner “Dossetip, ‘the | echo}; Woodhull, 86; Crane, ‘st; Wad- Supervisors will consider the matt q hams, '9, and Thrall. ‘The Datlding Committee of th 30-yard dash (or 220 yards, if Cam- Laer aro bridge allows {t to be so modified)—-Rich- banding %|ards, '95; Byers, ‘98; Burnett, '97; Ger- $n alee ts @jard, ‘97. he remuved oY AGE For the hurdles—Cady, ‘9; Hatch, saya he will have the roof on the new buliding |'%6; Perkins, "0s, by Curietmaa j.gflish Jump—Sheldon, 96; Thompson, rhe cai wethe G or ihe summer |, firoad Jump—Sheldon, ‘9; | Mitchell, Mra. Charice Heninger, of Port Richmond, hae returned from Ha Mim Ada G_ Cox, Ha Ne Mi C. Johneon, "of New Brighton. Al the meeting of the County Exclse Board Jest nih the flan “againet the York, te the guest of ¢ decision. “WE SET THE PACE.” We have just opened a Bicycle Academy AT 57 WEST 14TH ST., opposite onr main stores, Admittance to Balcony by card only, to be obtained at Su- perintendent’s desk, store floor, main aisle. 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. (Sporting Goods Department, Third Floor, Main Building.) “Oriental” Bicycles, MODEL 3, 22-Ib, light roadsters, 24-inch frame, with up- turned or dropped handle-bars — 63-inch gear— | Br {mon and daughter, ®; F rnemlth, ‘8, i "$5 (SheMeld); Cro the hammer—Hickok, '95 Cross, '9, Chadwick, '97) ‘98; Chen rowing (shemeld); 0 = Mra. Vanderbilt Rides a Wheel. Mra, Alva 8 Vanderbilt, accompanied by her took her fret apin on a bi cycle at Newport Monday. Mra. Vanderbilt has practised bicycling In France and rides weil, NOW WITH VIGILANT. Gould Yaoht To-Morrow. The Latter Will Appear with a “New.Fangled” Suit of Canvas. Herreshoff Workmen leplace Alums inum with Hand-Forged Sieel. (Special to The Evening World) BRISTOL, R, 1. July 10.-Heroine of the fastest trip ever made by « salling vessel between here and Newport, Vigt- lant Hes plactdly at anchor beside h two great companions, Defender an Colonia She has already got her new sult of sails, made by Asa Hathaway, the Her- reshoffs' sailmaker, They are of the alleged new-fangled type, revived on Nat Herreshoff'a fin-keel Alerion, the cloths being cut from luff to leach in- stead of from head to foot ‘The crew have bent on the mainsall, and the boat may take a trip this afte: noon and give her new canvas @ ch to streten: ‘The first battle between the two glants Will probably take vlace to-mor- row, and if Vigilant, stiffened up. as she'ie and tuned up to concert. piteh, may lead Defender in her green state, kers are busy replacing the pipe ctanehions leading ge to the deck that were go badly bent on the port side during Sunday's trip with solid steel braces, The aluminum bolts at the masthead are also being taken out and replaced with bolts of hand forged steel. Mr. and M pected selin will probably: s perv ise the work wil tneonenfatonal | yg) ety the to the Oambridge| Defender Will Sail Against the|Great Excitement and Handsome EVERYBODY WANTED TO BUY. or Profits in Grain This Morning, Wheat Rose Over Three Cents a Bushel, and Corn Nearly as Muoh, The higher this morning and during the first half hours trading. | Everybody wanted to buy and the price dind not appear to enter the cal- culation All sorts of prices wero bid and asked around the ring and big blocks were | traded {n at various prices. There was a great deal of excitement and some big lines bought at the opening were sold a few minutes later at a| handsome profit Wheat opened at an advance all the way from 2% to 8%c and kept on up nutil a general advance of Sy was es- tablished, September seeding as high as 7! and at 65 in’ Chica) though t advance there was about 2hc, Prices then fell off about lige and after further fluctuations held Steady. Foreign buyers the opening for 1,000,000. bushels, this started the upward movement, with local traders helping matters along. Corn participated in the excitement and price ran up above 23-4, but later ted 11 mbe pened at Pup to 491-2. At Chi- sold at #5, but soon September sellin fcago at 23 1- ‘ain markets were all decidedly very active nly had orders at and e dearer, here at 271-2 and in CI but soon fell off about 1-8. Hog pro- ducts were weak. ‘The cotton market was feverish, rices fluctuating ood deal during he morning session, At first there was en advance of about 8 points and then a decline to about opening prices. The OR SELF-PRESERVATION. By W. H. Parker, M. fs INSTITUTE. the erway Atrophy, Physical Debitity, aad all ¢ Resses of Man, trem w Dr. Parker war awarded the Gold Medal fe tbe Natiemal Medical Ansociation. It contains fF pages, 126 valuable prescriptions for ae1 chreate diseases Sent im full gilt, dou em Exnaased Vitality Nervous carly sales included, Augiist at 6.90 @ 95; Bi 6.99; on Defender's topsall, which Hathaway is busy recuttin PILGRIMS OFF FOR ROME. |° One Handred Cathe Vintt to the One hundred Catholic pilgrims bound for Rome, Lourdes and Pavay-le-Monial sailed at noon to-day, on the Red Star teamer Westernland for Antwerp. are under the spiritual care and jon of Rev. William > Smith, of tho Fathers of Mercy, In Weat Twenty- fourth street. Before going to the steamer they attended a pilgrims’ mass in the Church of St. Vincent de Paul, In West ‘Twenty. third et, at which Farley, Vicar-General_ ot the Dtoc ed, and e Rev. O'Brien hed a sermon es- pecially. for the migrifne ‘The party expects to arrive at Ant- werp on July 2i, and will make a brief tour of Germany and Italy before going to Lourdes and Paray-le-Monial, In Rome they will have an audience with the Pope. Arrangements have been made for an other company of pilgrims to leave here on July 31. They will join the main body at Lourdes, and will take in the ing ‘religious ceremonies to rmed there, Beecham’s pills for con- stipation roc. and 25c. Get the book at your druggist’s and go by it. Annual sales more thas 6,000,008 boxes be! JOHANN HOFF’S MALT EXTRACT leptember, October, Novemb Ky a Decem- january, 7.13 9 February, PLANCON Says: HAVE frequently ved the genuine Johann Hoff’s Malt Extract {n France, whenever felt myself run down. ‘ano une tt In America and find It mort excellent In clearing my voter, Hef's Matt Br: tract has this tha on neck label, : Kian en & MeNprraon Co., Agents, New Yori, Beware of Imitation, The genuine Johann Signature 9a ASK FOR THE GENUINE Lost, Found and Rewards. BUITADLE REWARD for female 4 License tag number 11,493, 1 14 Lexington avenue, fox terrter, Musical. great exp plano, organ; tence rf, no advance. Bicycles 40 t scaled, tor only $1.00, CURES the young, the mi ‘The book for every man, Prospectus, with testimonials, Consultation in person or by letter trom 9 to @ Sundava, 11 to 1. inviolable vecrecy and post= tive cum, Addreee W. H. PARKER, DISEASES OF ME Quickest cure guaranteed. The well-known epe- a H Treskow, of 822 Broadway, has at 141 W. 34 ear au be consulted 2-3, 6-6 Wodnes Sunday, 10-12, Sporting. BRIGHTON BEACH RACES Every, Week Day: beginning 1.50, 0 Coney wland to track, #100 BICYCLES, 1895 Models, New au’ Ladi 8 rime and guards, also second-hand ‘Columb o., $30 each, JANDORF, 50 Per Cent. Discount PARK PLACE, fant 1895, new stock: “Broadway Cycle Co, LAD as; | Sportsmen's Goods. OUR BROS" 00, MANUFACTURERS OF | prexeuss AND SPORTING GOODS 96 WEST 28D 6T. MAJESTIC, Light Roadster Bicycle. MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC, Thoroughly Guaranteed, MAJESTIC, don tnataiment, MAJESTIC MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC, Liberal allowance lor your old Wheel, MAJESTIC, MAJ ES T Ic, Highest Grade MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC, Double Fork Crown. MAJESTIC, Adiustable Handie Bar. MAJESTIC, n Chote of Tires MAJESTIC, MAJESTIC (Lea 28%), Lightest Running MAJESTIC (cadies*, Fantest Coasting. MAJESTIC Ladies’), Price $71 The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The MAJESTIC {hatales’ Open Saturday Evening aout Go'ciocs. SPECIALS!!! Lamp Erackets, 25c. Ball Toe Clips, 20e, pair. Red CroasSearch Light ON, 1-pt Full Nickel- Plated Round Bi kerosene, $2 85. Witch Hazel. 1-pt bottles, 20e, split Bamboo Rods, 3 piece, extra tips, Ay or bait, $1.25, Weight 22 Ibs edlate Deliveries Price $75.00 ‘arrow Tread. ‘High Frame can, Lamp, burns handle, $2. All- Worsted sweater, summer weight, $1.00, Bicycle Trouser:, $2.00, Duck ‘Trousers, 96 Bicycle Suces, $1. HULBERT BROS. & (0,, Sporting Wes nods, Interest and Dividend Notices. METROPOLITAN SAIS BANK, be credited to F the by-laws of © 3,000, IN- JULY 17, 1895, MITEL on or ‘before July 10 wit draw Interest from July 4 18 Prest RRELL, x, JONATHAN B_CURRY. SACICnUN's Furnished Rooms Wanted: Salt-Water Nod, hollow butt, extra tp, cork | 50. 89TH YEAR. even Stores in a Row. “OLD RELIABLE. FURNITURE, CARPET! ae. LOWEST PRICES. BEST GOODS, LARGEST STOCK, CREDIT. BARGAINS: We ane DEPAITS | stork. | nisues CARE MACHINES, BABY MATTING, For Sale. | Ladies’ and Gents’ aie CLOTHING oN yn 34 ave — CREDIT. es SEWING Macwinis Youth: Fine bet Hatch fate, _ Jew tive will all wiih samples WATCH CO., 11 1th « hy ware Kintden’ Tan * $1 Dow a week's payments Vi zi i Broadway, with store, 60 month 12 rooms, juded; reat’ $40. | BUILDIN atx corner, Howard A W EMALL HOUSE for colored pe: month. Apply 180 W, 24th | | | Brooklyn. Flats and Apartments to Unfurniahed—Eaat Sid GRAND 81 \ is H MAN & 60 ist Avi near Duh pulited, Wells ina STH ST., 242 2a & Ain floors. “Lnquite janitor. 2d ne 6 ia rogins bath? all imiprovemeda, ‘Ol F, Bath LADIES’ SUITS. (Becond Floor, Main Bullding.) Ladies’ Pique Blazer Suits. in tancy stripes and dots, extra wide skirt, full mpple ba Dlazer, large sleeves, sold else- where at $2.50, our price ‘ Ladies’ Light and Dark Duck | Blazer Suits, in stripes. dots or | Se rea, wide skirts and full rip- ple-b blazers, with large | slee and some with sailor 1,49) collars, worth €3.00 Ladies’ Tan Washable Covert wide skirte aud reverse and ex. dust-proof bearings —New York tires—Garford | saddle. A strictly high-grade wheel, made by one! of the largest manufacturers in this country, and sold through regular dealers and agents under! another name at $100.00. Our price *O9. 49, jeeves, worth 34.00 1,96 1,000 pairs Russet, Goat | and Ri Kid Oxford 97! | Thee . While the above are low in price thetr quality ts high enough to sattesy the most fastidious taste, | Ladies’ fine Cloth and Kid 2.94, Oxfords, patent tips (Bar. pard's ¢), worth $4.00 “a, MACY & SIXTH AVENUB, UTH TO MTH STREET. CONTINUATION OF OUR Midsummer Sale LINENS, Largest Quantities, Greatest Variety, Lowest Prices. The Items Speak Most For- cibly for Themseives. Thousands of dozens of Towels, .O8, .09, .10, 12,.15,.16,.19,.22 Many hundred dozen Nap- kins, 04, 1.19, 1 20 07, .08... euses Crashes, Star Sewing-Machines. (Fourth Floor, New Building. ) We represent one of the oldest and largest sewing machine manufacturers in this country, whose name, being stamped upon the works of every machine, in sures the purchaser the best to be obtained at any price, and also assurcs any attention which the ma- chine may require, at the nearest office or of us, free of charge. Finest quality and finish of bent wood- work in oak, walnut and sycamore. When sold through dealers, $55.00. SILK WAISTS, Closing out balance Ladies’ Summer Waists at. Fancy ‘Taffeta Silk Waists, worth $7.00.. . [SHIRT WAISTS. Ladies’ Fine Percale Shirt Waists, worth 85c......., TRUNKS Waterproof, canvas covered, one tray, with hat box, hardwood slats, heavy iron corners, patent | lock, 28 30 32 34 86 213 239 267 2.94 8.19 MEDICINAL We have prepared for household and travellers’ use a small and compact ;Remedy Case, made of pol- jished whitewood, containing sixteen remedies made in our Laboratory, the ABSO- LUTE PURITY and Strength of which are guaranteed by of 499 56 HOUSEFURNISHINGS. (Basement, ) Gray Steel Enameled Ware, equal to Agate or Granite Iron We re, at the price of Tinware. Dish Pana, 14 qt......... 46 Rice or Milk Boilers,2qt .41 Sauce Pans, 3qt........ 18 Tea and Coffee Pots, 2qt. .29 Tea Kettle, 7inch....... .58 Window Screens... .... .23 Screen Doors.’, 82 us; convenient for trunk or satchel 3 $1.24 each. | CHINA AND GLASS. Water Bottles, baccarat glass, fine Paris etching (pee cut), each.......... a7 Cracker Jars, Vienna China, violet decoration, CACD. cocrerecccverscres We Make the Following SPECIAL OFFER: (On Fourth Floor, New Building, ) 39 Solid Brass Tuble, Mexi- can onyx top, Cupid Ban- quet Lamp, with silk and lace Shade complete (see cut) 4.99 3.11 1,29 69 Atomizers, brilliant dia mond glass (see cut), sik ver-plated mounting, with silk-covered ball, each.... Cologne Bottles (vee cut), hand-painted flowers, with ribbon, each PARK ROW AND CHATHAM S@ COWPERTHWAIT, EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING, ‘Open o) Unfurnished Houses to Let. near at sty Apply “100 We lnteet 8D ST., 1 E., opposite Dry Dock Pank—To i 24 flat of house. § rooms; ail light; provements; first-vlasa order. —Blegant fats, all Improvementa; jf apa ta | Improvemente ce, Cloth i HAM WATOHES, dianonds, Jewelry, sold) delivered immediately, Clean houses es G0. a x) 33