The evening world. Newspaper, July 25, 1895, Page 6

NDER ON EXHIBITION. _—-e— 1 Great Crowd Visits the New Yacht a3 She Lies in Dry-Dock. ALLADWIRE HER FINE LINES - AFin-Keel Combination of Many Points Ehown in Vigilant and Pilgrim. that fact, Th DAMAGED PLATE NEAR THE BOW. I Spots Appear on the (Manganese |." Bronze Bottom—N_ w and Longer Topmast to Be Shipped. does not realy begin unt ‘The vell of secrecy which had sur-| founded and hidden Defender from the time the first plate of her keel now been cast entirely | yacht stands re- | Fivetted has side. The beautiful Wealed in all the perfection of her sym- metrical lines in the big Boston dry at Erie Basin, a fea: At 4 o'clock this morning there was wnwonted activity up at Premium Point, New Rochelle harbor, and the yacht's @rew prepared for an carly start. tug Walace B. Flint passed a line, and @oompanied by the floating kitchen, bed- @ining-room and store-house Hat- Palmer, the new bronze beauty was down the Sound and Kast River The eastern mmpty, waiting her arrival, and she | Into it at once. ‘news of her arrival spread rapidly before the water was half pumped from the big concrete basin a cro’ gathered that thickly fringed the ire rim of the big trench, As the water receded the crew got to brooms industr.ously t Below the waterline. pumps revealed new beauties of form @nd many were the admiring exclama- tlons from the crowd on the edge. ‘When at last the yacht stood clear from deck to keel, crowd saw: A vessel of pronounced fin-kcel type, with not @ line in any direction that @id not describe a true curve; a yacht) of Light displacement, her great draught, of moderate beamand| with @ section showing the neatest turn i the bilge and quarters ever seen on anything that has been floated Into the Erle Basin. Defender shows traces of both Pilgrim and Vigilant. Her sheer ts very moder- | ate, and, if her stern were carried out to the same elliptical termination at the taffrail, her deck line would be exactly the same as that of Vigilant. body, her lines ret steepine Pernne for nautical eyes. Persae's At Horre Haver to make Into a farce. ‘Two of the Jump one or more times yen And Linwood, th in good atyle, could mot be perruaded to go over it. FH bins's dock. wii! be given rlaning alr nounced 19, day afternoon, at witch August Belmont pr make welgh the intern) Mirage w clean the #lde Each stroke of the | fenting the Cinctnnatin weore of 9 to 7. Should they take two out three in thelr Pittaburg sertes, beginning to ay. they should be landed In the frat division. iy so doing Capt, Anson's beart may be ma flutter, ae the Chicago captain has a good-sized this is what the notwithstanding Present doing 4 mble Pilgrim's, ex- | up with « brut cept that they are carried lower and wouid give more draught if the fin were! cut off at the bilge. ble entrance is given to the knife-edged stem, and the run Is very long, seeming almost to begin at the midship s which is about twenty feet aft of the The easiest possi- | The stern post shows a very rank wreater than that of | f. tn forty e reason of her quic ce apparent from a glance Up to Its beginning Ms 1) RLY team with absolutely e water in her form. the forefoot and ‘with a fine curve extends for ten feet goncave sweep, which Is carri the lead, though not nearly fo pro- jounced as the same line in ‘and Vigilant. ye lead reverses the curve and to the bottom of the k about the same sweep as it began with There is not a straight re of the lead, but an easy cur 8 it to the lower end of the pogt, the after end of the rudder, carving a full sweep ‘The midship section a champagne g) int twenty its sweep Keem4 to t jually to both bow and stern flare less than Vigilant’s an “tumble home’ her aft the fullest point In the sec- fold for ion in the | 7 > RO he organized from ther them, aan that the secrecy bu is Utele about hi it can be said that the novelt ted in blending two types of previous jerreshoff modeis fender ts built up from jot make her anything els» but a fin as though the fn consisted of a te At the it low down. ft in Defenter’s eral new wrekes large mainsail wer be to Mil every inch of > Without being str Will undoubtediy he bour: and gaff and an anxior ” and mounted @ keelblock A plate about |’ rusted and ave to be ta! Dottom showed no sign cf weer, at once begun upon B toe hud. and she will go over- a8 soon es the pleating ensures smoothness and 5 fer will doubtless Join jew York Yacht Club cruise next Mor In the race for | éscuason she MSy measure speed and Volunteer, his centreboarder her ample op- 404 er qualities during |", (.! £ ‘work of burnish' will ity to show 4 the Defender’s |": ‘completed this evening and | ‘ towed back to her moor- | ‘at New Rochelle to-morrow morn- ¥ ing. —————e—-—-—™ GOSSIP OF THE TURF. ‘What promises to be the race of the match ber and Cri and Haatin Pair only met {n one race, and that ily a8 to create much comment. Mr Ma the best two-year-old of the year, Futurity 1s almomt within h Mr Belmon it two-year-old of the ot | $37,000 for th the opinion t mentioned, an good Jude Jimmy Mee Cormick. who saw the colt race, pronounces him A Kool one It in to be hoped that the proposed Will not fall through Mr, Walbaum re. A word that fen Druwh had been shipped to Saratoga yeuterday and he will arrive Friday, . ee Reports of Liasak's prowess have evidently tn fucacel utcapper, tor In. the Tra vers Stake on Saturday ik te penalized wo | earry & pound more than Mr. Belmoncs crack, It fs the welter'® opinion that the Western volt Wil be able to bantle Keencn, whow victories this year hare. been due to the fact that the Uiree-year-olds he has beaten are poor clase and not because he in enpectaly high Claas, eee ‘The Aectaring off of the Saratoga programme on Friday ga’ to al sorte of rumors ae to the continua of the meeung. These were Juuickly nated by Mr Waihauin” and) Presiden: Kearney who atioaily declared that the | rneeting would continue ax adverttaed, what loan Association nieatned e owners at present 14 hie moat of the farses hase had are renting up. Them 8 error was mi early in Sari nieeting eee Tn making up the entries for vestertay's Mr Ast the er that hy man acrived the Fry's office he had forgotten the name of the horse aad the neares! could get to tt an deemed Altho Van Jeopardy Ht not be found in the guide, he was, never leat, aent out in the When he nan faker The object of hy Ing A jump {ike the Liverpool a hard thom unless It eoand thus turn the tera refused this day. and Gakwond the other Jumps hh they o 8 8 At lant tt te announced that a running meeting tothe Morris Park course, kes will bh w day. Brooklyn Jookay Hotted between Sept ha. been 17 and Got 12 for ting. At a meeting of the Jockey Club held yemer- hanited down re Queet de of BASEBALL CHAT. nte kent up thelr winning gait by de. ain yesterday with The to on hand that hiv pete will ovat the New Yorks out in the pennant race, eee Rrooklyn and Chicago both rested yesterday, there were no games echeduled for either eee Should the New Yorks tone all thi team, of the Ferien with Pittsburg they would return from their W twelve gamos have heen w rattling good 2! ern trip in god phape Thue far and four lost, @ Tt te said that Hank O'Day may be appointed on the Lese He in at y for Ed” Andrews who In ald 4 foot eee ‘The record for “home rune ao far thie seasan 1d by Sam Thompson, vf the Phillies Me nine of them to Bie crecit, bl Foumpire betng only hie charge of Brod! Anoth al OF The strong Rahway team of ball tomsern will mak 8 ther fre: appearance In thie vicinity on fay next at Re Tuiand wher they will try jena with the crack home team, the Recreations. Billy Paaseh, who formecty managed the Lrooklyn Awssciation foam now has charge of the Rahway nine, and A ty put a very formidable team in the fie metrapolitan debut : wing letter te The fol fexplanators: @ the Bitar ) Quina Is one of the cleverest amateur Slope T have ever seen, and he te hee * ot the teat batters of the Rialtos S Trilyys. and, In fact It would be Impox- etn sles a better team than (he Trilhye the ranks of they They yet teh Hetion of w Up a wamer of 804 y the Siok Bales! ft Manager of the Rlaltos ube tn the Le: The standing of we this morn. ne wan ae flows 1, PC) Clube, Pc. a 534 54 358 Me 1197 selant Lowiavi ie. ne people in oe have been ‘Ke! rough the t nat a taery fel) trom bis biryele net of bie SPORTING MISCELLANY, and evening Aue MO-rard ran ag brosd jump Fatal Fall t At S16 c'clock thi morning Joseps Keesler thirty-three, © plasierer, of 140 Seventh street. | ac Work on (he Grand) Car Central Palace building He sich ob bie bead fell off @ scaffold while and was instantly killed HE WORLD: THURSDAY ALL DOWN BUT ONE. ratons meeting will probably be the propaied sporting een Handspring, Hastings, Den Groen | endo, a caggeated by Phil Dwyer ye terday. As to the relative ability of Handspring there (still much question. The aetings alwaye claimed that Hendapsing was 181 of $80,000 for the colt Je an evidence of his belief that Handspring LYN —| arranged the ime schedules so that t Tells of Charities Depariment’s Honorary Pay-%oll. Many Men Drew Salaries Regularly for Little or No Work, ‘The Assembly Cities Committee Inves- tigating the affairs of the Charities De- County, tn the Court | House, Brooklyn, this morning allowed ex-Commlusloner Murphy to figure as « nad been on the | -or several days. Joueph Altenbrand, been employed in the Charities De- 2 «carpenter partment of Kin, veteran, who partment a credited with two years. sent to him of a journeyman, @ few times, but never Counsel Hirsh then asked the witness if he ever did any work outside the Department, A. Oh! T did a small Job for Com- AUT built. some wash: 1 made them in th pat Flatbuah one day and eet (hein up in, Gott has ald Mt was dons tn regular hours. Gott farninh the materials? A. they belonged tv the county, you for your work ont | Simi ALT got wae my of his own pocket regular pay from Q. Did you ever aro any He made the eonne Altenbrand then. told. ab number of men employed ony Jobs, In most every case the number of names on the roll eaceeded thone who little weoden chapel In which sixteen masons worked the plers for weeks Experts say two men could have done the work in Department admitted having worked paid anything extra for his work, CAN'T FORCE UNCLE DAN. jor Still Ignores Urtdwe Invention Hrooklyn Bridge | was continued before the Sub-Commit- nat tee investigation ' in Part IL, of the Superior Court, sone pepe. and it) this morning, faring, of counsel of the| ware “sim Corde satd this morning that was not in the power of the Committee the attendance of Senator who was subpoen Committee, fa Dalvencs no one need! Ret the i the ot ~ whine Sa mah ed Monday. of that he con- joard of Trustecs.which twenty members, Ake Trustees, sidered the old as too were consider the present more eMcient than the old Board? It is better to have eight active’ members than twenty careless Y WINS A SUIT. Somewhat died in Ther Te: elty authorities of Brooklyn have at last be- @ legal battle in the courts to com- to oe In the speed of trolley A bw array f lawyers were in Justice this morn- xt the Brooklyn the suit aga npany to collect $5 the ‘capta.ued rea st each of th y that} , of 198 Bouth First] Centary “scle June th, aspector Young. med tween Broad and found that It travelied 900 Leet in | 4) Somerset vireet, Newark, N. Jy wick avenu: EVENING JULY _A Critical Stage of the Giants’ Last Western Campaign for the Season. BROOK DID MR, GOTT'S WOR But Altenbrand Used County's Material and Got County Pay. KILLED 20 WHITE MEN, and a third an hour, |A Mail Driver Renorts a Fight with Eann ck India:s Trolley Inspector Young and Deter- | tive John Conners followed-Mr. Frank- un and substantiated Nig story | ‘The city then rested Its case. | William H. Jnnings testified that he | |cara would run at the rate of seven mile uctor Joveph Hy Oliver, who was in charge of the Car, contradteted th: | [testimony ot Detective Cotmore by de: | claring t he stopped his car. twice | | before reaching the corner. It berame Japparent that the elty'e witnesses had | dled thelr toatimony, ‘Aanintant. Corperktian. ‘Counsel Wood 1 to distaiss the complaint, which was granted, | —-_ - | 162-5 seconds, or atthe tate of 122-10 | speed limit in this Iocality at elght miles r hour, | aE bernie, PANIC AFTER EXPLOSION. in Exca down, by A terrifle exploaton of gas in an exce- | vation on Arlington avenue, near Jerome | 4 street, Brooklyn, -shortly before mid- | night, shattered the wimtows tr severa houses in the -vicinity, and caused a panic among the occupants, People tuned Into the stree: houses were about to fall. | ghgaged In renairing and lay'ng electri | tight wires In front of the resldence of | the mains and lodged {n the exca’ son threw a lighted match or were demolished, and several | hou —— so. Riding with a Frie ROCHESTER, N. Ellen F, Bickels, aged forty-seven yenrs, was out riding on a bicycle on East avenue this marning with T, P. South- (wick. The two had jast turned towards the city, when Miss Sickles called to her compi fainted and died in his arms, Dr. Karl says the weakened condit of her lungs brought which caused her death. a. of tive Marks Are 8 Gide Iasued to-d: Clty, a 8-38. son Competition records made by W. Sims at Manhattan Beach, June 11, 18% ‘Three miles, 6m, 262-68., four miler, x 12m, 501 miles, 19m. ‘1 2-68. fe Mundred and Fifteenth “street Along. Forty-t ear Fourth aven Trok'ya, on avealael auch momensum ¢ Pitty wecondatreety and wae ground. eusiaining fractured of the 2 Mrcway and severet ugly, asalg. wound tiken to the Norwegian Tospitas an driven by Menry de Corbett H tm a Bicyele “Spl riding amund the Asbwty Park Bicycle °+ | yesterday one of the filers fel, upserting b the oners. Corbet w Harry Wheeler will make his @rat a A competitor om an American track in t years in the joint ereling carnival of the Rive! Je Wherimen and Nationat Manhattan Beach next Saturda wax the only man who defeated Zimmerm twive last year The entries for the class A com. | Ot peciiions will tovday with ©. HL Weeks. West (ne Huntred ant Pourch str ty be auarted int 4 ihe value prescribed by the League of Amer for eh been # proeniang, acme called upon the cy Noard of Trad ton In the case of § fare inducing L.A. W The “ordinary” never‘ ordinary as now } aces now aad inducem many | 8) ho. 1 thelr by | Ni mers for aig: Fan of the Lincoin Wheeimen | os 8 through Eileabeth, Plainfield and Rahway. and| Riv 1 be completed fo ance Prank PP . | capper. Entries close Sept Twith J. & Voeg! INDICTMENTS COMING. Ordered One Against the Third Avenae Ron re is in preparation to-day an in~ which was ordered yesterday CHICKED CAS 1S VERY WEAK. The Stock Declines Sharoly Under a Steady Pressure. oad Company for criminal it 1s understood, al- the District-Attorney's assist ta decline to say anything about tt, cherge the officers and directors of the road with mansiaughter in ond degree, sn being death of James A. hattan College student, | at One Hundred and Leather Preserve! ponsible for the and prices advance who was killed and Pifty-second street W2ing | aia Amsterdam avenue May 28 because the ID | ine cars were not provided with proper xpiration of the freely, and a | \austriais leading the downward move- The officers and directors of the Third are rather timid about ex- . as leading bankers working zealously straighten out the kinks in the Trunk |~ Willlam Rem- Parsons, Ed- Henry Hart organization of bankrupt | the Reading and North- nuel Lehman, directors. Money 1411-2 per cent, on call. Re sad Company eign exchange firm at 4.89 a 4.89 1-4 for bankers’ long sterling and 4.90 a 4.00 1-4) for demand. Commercial ney MeManus, Jury or the t bar silver sold at re declined to ot ba Chicago Gas developed marke ness, and under a steady sell declined sharply before that he will be handed The fear of pro i al procerdings and a possi! vership hurt the The general market held ‘firm © for Sugar and Leather preferred, which | ment the indictments prepared to sup) the judicial adviser is the one who ts the railroad and Investigations are being extent independently of Recorder Goff. of the Grand Jur The total sales of listed stocks were unlisted depart- 149,000 shares! ment, 22,000 shares of Sugar were traded made to a larg: District-Attorney’s off The Grand Jui y rted ty Record ternoon the famiseal of two ew York, New Haven 1 semi-annual fend of 1 per cent., payable Aug. 26, of the three One was that dentally killed by Ravehester on was that of Colville § Closing Quotations. afford, a fourte calls for an explanation by the trict-Attorney, The minutes of ie Grand Jury, under the law, must for- ever be kept secret, and the District- Attorney Is even required to keep them locked in a strong box and hermetically sealed when the Grand Jury is not in sion. ya freight train on the road at Hunt’ Point on July % | against Dennis Dunn, driver of a ¢ the Second avenue street ran over and kil en Levin on between One PS FAIR. | THE SAM. BIRNBAUM eld Satarday in the Assocta- n Roomn, GG Pitt Street. Here ts a fair Babies’ Fund is going to realize a good | There will be a g tig crowd, as well as a splendid success, Jackson's Hole Are Thoroug ly Scared. d time and a | miles per hour, The ordinance fixed the They Build a Stockade and Take Their Families There. meeting of the Sam Birnbaum {ts club rooms, It was resolved That this Association, recog nizing and appreciating the charitable, and assistance rendered Loulviie & Ni Pitt street, on July Manhastan Const humane work the poor and Evening World,” anno nttise | OMAHA, {ton Drenke Win- Pinger last night ordered all the troops Herts No One. of the Ninth Cavalry at Fort Washing- rt at daylight this morning. BOISE CITY, Idaho, July 25.—A mail river at Market Lake reports that a , | courter has arrived at Koxburg, Idaho, from Jackson's Hole with news that @ urred Tuesday evening, thinking their} twenty white men were killed. | If tru, it ts strange the courler has For several days workmen have been | not yet reached here, as the driver says this point to tele- July 2%5,—Gen. wishing "to, as poss bie, Evening World" in its praiseworthy and unanimously resolved in ‘its club-rooms on Saturday fternoon and evening, July 27, a fair, and that the proceeds arising therefrom be sent to “The Evening World" for the Sick Babies’ Fund The members of sald Association and friends are respectfully invited to come and tion at the fair in order to make it ‘The following members were appointed a | Michigan Centr: ton to 8 flight aid sald Asso- North American sone he was bound for Ontario: W! Wester! sttison Smith, Gas escaped from one of | graph for help. Dr. Short Line & U. tion. | Gov. who has returned, twenty years, sald he knew nearly all! , It 's supposed that some careless Pet; | received an appeal from the Teton basin the mechanics employed by the Depart- ment during the term of Messrs. Nolan and Murphy. The pay-roll was read to the witness, and he said he never heard of one Will- lam Simpson, having been employed as a carpenter He said one Henry san appren- tlee and that Decker received the pay “Liney" Tracey, the sporting man, who was on the rolls & painter for three years, was neen by about the county bulldings w him do any ttman and Hend- Scottland Borgos, G Yours respectfully, WILLIAM BARTII, President. CONNAIR WINS A POINT. Excine Doard to Review Its Denial of the Delywopd's Licenn Judge Boschoff, of the Court of Com- mon Pleas, to-day decided that William Connair, proprietor of the Belwood Ho- tel, 168 East Twenty-fourth street, !s en- titled to retain his license, and directs rise to review ing Conair a ren hotel License. When Connatr applied for the renewal of his license he was opposed Parkhurst Society on the ground that hotel was a resort characters. near Jackson's king for protection against the There are 200 unprotected fam- ‘The Governor into the hole, whieh Ignited the gas and!on the Idaho border, Gott, caused the explosion, Hole, i rly all the windows in Mr. Smith's radia other houses in the vicinity were badly ilies there. shaken. Nobody was injured. wired the President asking that troops nto that locality. SHE DIED ON HER WHEEL. | uanver, wyo., July 2. —_— ce:ved here from a Mr. Gustin, whose Mina Sickles, of Rochester, Was Ont home Is at Lewist number of Indians were seen there the ais day before yesterday going around the July 25—Mise int of Wind River, making towards Snake River Valley, and as this valley leads direct to Jackson's opinion thot they were going there. A guide named Carr ion to help her, report He caught her in his arms fust_as the militia at this point, Parties trom up she was falling off her wheel. She wing River say be sent BEER EERE. United States Cordage .. A letter re- od Fe says that a large about rounded at makes the same commanding COTTON DECLINES 3 POINTS, ervous and 'rregular Early for disorderly On being refused his license Connalr applied for a writ of certiorari in the Court of Common Pleas, direct- ing the Excise Board to review tts de- the route known as Mise Sickles had been suffering trom Unton Pass is lined with Indians going bronchial affection for some time, and jn small parties. Yarnell, Cotton opened at a decline of about 3 points, on disappointing news from Liv- rly sales included August at September, 6.78; October, 6.85 a 6,86, November, 6.9; December, 6.95 a January, 7.00 a 7.02; February, 7.05 Government guide, | who ts supposed to be the best author- — ity on Indians in this country, CYCLE RECORDS ACCEPTED to-day. he ran across a party '* lof Shoshone warriors who were stripped) om their horses, Manhattan Beach Compctt-| prey had on moi tioned. through, PHILADELPHIA, July %4.—Chairman | step Wa: in. in his weekly racing bulletin,| They told him they had escaped from fates that the Racing, the white men, sand guns. clsion. Judge Bischoff says that the rolator's hotel appears to he a, reepectah the testimony of #ix repu- | stined that they as shown t table witnesses, at was very nervous and irregular of the morning here were at Téc and that the relato hed reputation. sins that Were worn son of unblem stained with blood. weight ¢than agents, who severally testified to obtain In the hotel with for September, and it went off to 747- le, under yesterday's clo Chicago’ opened at) W tember and soon sold off | to TL1ve., a decline of 1 1-8. from yes- terday's closing, and then went Corn was lower, September selling at 491-2 here. Onts ‘were quiet but steady. a tees : BANKING FIRM DISSOLVES. Have Re- cently Figured in Gold Shipments. banking-house of Nesslage, wate & Co. has been di recently figured somewhat conspicuous- ly in the gold export mover Starr Colgate, the second member firm has been sued for divorce by his wife, Adel: which was about ommodations who had taken away They were mak- Hoard has accepted these records: thetr hor One-third mile, Class B, standing start, | ing thelr way back to Shoshone Agency, unpaced by Frank Thatcher, Salt Lake | Yarnell says that the settlers in Jack- ari Hole are thorough! Competition records mage by W. Fl every care is taken to prevent an In- dian surprise, TWO SHOTS GRAZED EL RIO. Narrowly Ei ped Deing Sunk To- Day by Sandy Hook Ganner Capt. Quick, of the Morgan line steam- which arrived th j from New Orleans, reported that while proceeding on his course for Sandy Hook M., about one mile south of the Scotland Lightship, a shot from the Government Aratockade has been built near Marye- fave, miles, tom. 47'3-58.; atx miles, | taken while the tie He thinks there mediate danger, as (he Indvar demoralized at the recep- avs eget mites, itm, S68; nine | seouting. for. Indians tion ineceen-year-ol$ Sacob Rosenbaor, of 219 West | WPHCB LS ne story of the killing of Indians near corre thie morning and came the was unable to ans, rol hie wheel. He arashed into number being about equal to the whi i the settlers drew off, secured reinfor ments dur.ng the night morning and demanded render of the Ind This submitted juve Khodes, and two other men were | them for committing depredations anu then started them, under escort, for Ja‘ to Evanston, and are that the seitie: a body of nine Bannock Indi- wao retused fe, 'n the New Jers ship's bows close aboard, about one-eighth of a mile to the east- The next shot fell astern of the! 4 | pressed officially her regrets at this out Belle Bassett {s named as co-respondent. Houlihan-Ryan Marder In Out, The mystery aurroundin {neat being outnumbered, before Jus- weather as the Indifter- being som: what he Was quite indignant at ence and carelessness of the Government 8 who disappeared 1 Whose wheletons wer nh. While on Dadiy ‘bruled abd “his! while passin skin browen in several’ places. He ahloka be wil which offere Av be able (© go Ob WIth-ia training for aj ing mounted, made a break for liberty. i The settlers were weil mounted also id movement forward ring. Seven out of the alitornian claims received the dying confession of anoth:r done killed both Howiihaa ant and made a ra ———— WITH THE WHEELMEN. ny commenced Saat aeeeceee ST. ASAPH ENTRIES. RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, July ~The entries und weights for to-mor- row's rces are as follows Six and a hast furtongs, M e Indians were shot dead. by Minx Peterson, Mthis is the origin of the present dim- cept the arrest of six Shoshones This, said M. ROCHESTER, N. Trom were fishing from a steam ton Canandaigua Lake yesterday the boiler earance culty ex: on the Fourth of Ju.y not the end of | Yarnell, trouble. te and Athieitc| | WASHINGTON, Wheeler! sioner of Indian Affairs Browning has despatch to Agent Teter, j hey would provably have heen 2%.--Commis- ne was rowing gear Loiler burst and forwarded Indians’ now structing him t on the warpazh 9 return to their reser- on quietly and peaceably before the for two-veareo! of the banking firm of Ness: E e trouble reaches there mmissioner #4) ‘ompetitors ant ihe cicling eoe| understood that he advises the Indians imate hax a wife ant child in Bloom isan “Wheelmen The Committee ib charge ul (hecarnival hax done everstaine possible far tse] The Col Sccommodation ot thuslants who may attend the mesiog Ample As & Four and a talf turwags ching wheels and) terests ana Ww ects tor avBreat day a sport were uever) the reply this mornin had sent trustworthy the message | Meld. Stating thal dians ‘to deliver the Bannocks in Insurance, Break Cam; The naval re: fag aud reurned to and guerts to. Naval Reserv REENPORT, s broke camp sh aod Foreign Marine War ent to London yerterday sa and a quarter furionga. The Insurance and refused to pay steamer Emmons h the cliy this evening. were towed by she torpedo boat Cushing down jut and were then cast Long Isiand Sound tn the the New Hampshire. ch 8 piace opposite will re Witchery Charn the bay through Pi loose and pulled do the aight, ight JURY RECORDS LOST? Two Volumes Found by Boys in an Uncocupied Court-Room DistrictAttorney's Cffic2 Asked to Explain To.Day by Recorder Goff, A Man Seen Interestedly Studying the Books Four Days Ago, Recorder Goff to-dav sent for Acting District-A:torney Weeks, Assistant District-Attorney Henry W. Unger and Avsist District from them an explanation as to why certain important Grand Jury records had been found yesterday afternoon by some m of the nt Clerk Andrew Fay, of the Attorney's office, and demanded ssenger boys lying cn the floor mpty court-room, The court-room was Part III, of the Court of General Sessions, which has not been occupied this month. One of the records so found was a bound volume of the Grand Jury's min« utes for August, 184, while the other was for November, 1891. These rece ords under the law are secret, and their contents must under no circumstances be disclosed to any one except the District-Atorney or one of the Judges ot neral Sessions. Since the records were found they have been turned over to the District-Attor- ney by an “Evening World" reporter, who then learned that Col. Fellows's entire staff had been conducting a quiet search for them for the past month. When Recorder Goff learned of the finding of the records he sai “This 18 a most serious matter, which "It is quite inexplicable how those books got into that court-room unless they were put there deliberately, for the room has not been used since July , but has been daily cleaned and dusted. I part of some one, and It is proper th: the Grand Jury should Ax tie respons sibnit “I do not see how it can be explained, think it 1s gross iegligence on the No one in the District-Attorney’s office could explain how the books got where they were. They were tak to-day and placed in the they belong. It is Known that four days ago a man o has an interest in looking over Grand Jury records studied these books in the empty court-room, ‘They contain the names of a number of men who have been indicted but not arres charges were brought and dismissed, d and of others against whom The fact that these secrets are now known to a number of outsiders may interfere seriously with the administra- tion of justice, —————— FIRED ON THE LANE. 7 Spanish Gunboat Sends Two Shot atan American Schooner. LEWES, Del., July 25.—The schooner Carrie A. Lane, which arrived here last night and reported having been fired on chored off the breakwater, awaiting ore ders. Capt. FP. W. Quick, the come mander of the schooner, was seen to- day and asked for additional particulars of the incident. Cept. Quick, who seems disposed to treat the matter lightly. said: a Spanish warship, is still ane “The Lane cleared from Cienfuegos, which is on the south side of Cuba, on duly 11. A fair wind carried her to Cape San Antonio, the western ex tremity of th which point was 9 o'clock on the morning of July 14, when a steamer flying the Spanish flag anchored nearly a mile away fired a shot across her bow Islan’ he Lane was then a mile and & half from the shore, and, of course, within Spanish waters. Our vessel was at the time making a tack, and, as all hands were busy at that work, we did not stop because of the first shot. The Spaniard thereupon fired a second shot, which passed about twenty feet in front of uur bow and struck the water beyond. We then lost no time in heaving the Vessel to, A xmail boat had in the mean time put off from the Spanish vessel, It con~ tall four sailors, four marines and an officer. Upon reaching our ship. the officer came on board, accompanied by |the marines ‘The officer asked to see the ship's papers. [ produced them and. they were satisfactory to him. The marines, under the officer’s ore ders, then searched the Lane, looking into’ the hold and forepeak, but they found nothing of a contraband nature, and they soon returned to their boat. We then proceded on our voyage.” Prob (Copyrigh! 1895, hy the Press Publtehi New York World.) (Spectal Cable Despatch to The World.) HAVANA, July 21.—The Spanish guns boat Conde de Venadito entered the harbor with the aftermast missit nN is rumored that she fired two shots at &n American steam yacht off the coast, which the latter returned and then steamed away, being "nuch the faster o} the two boats. ‘vhe Conde was the boac which fir on the Columbia tine New York steam Allianca, two months ago. Spain exe Tage. a oe Found His Drowned Boy, 5 Bighta avenue Bricklayer James Clark, of 25 that| whose nine-year-old son was drowned In the Hap the ship would have been seriously dame | ae sebL Tatnjay and Woden if not sunk, Several a like nature have been previously lem River Monday, spent ‘Tuestay and Wedaee day rowing and. poling about in a heavy skit Duking (oF the bov'a body. Yesterday “morning after dpifiing almlessiy absut for some time, Sun riser... 4,50,8un :7.22,Moon aets....08 found the body foating near where tt had sem SHIPPING NEWS. HIGH WATER LOW WATE! and carried it ashore, ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY. AM PM AMP. Sandy Hook... 4.950 1014 B85 40 Governor's Island....10.17 10.34 Gtk AD Heil Gate A219 4227) 839 A To nd New York iocal time, add ¢ minutes, PORT OF NEW YORK. ARRIVED TO-DAT, Hermanic «+ ‘ A OUTGOING STRAMSHIPS. SALLED TO-DAY. Fuerst Dismarck, Ch bours, fo, Cal Trinidad, Bermuda EI Mont TO S\ML TO-MORRON Iroquols, Chari Rio Gras Brunswick INCOMING STEAMSHIPS, bee TO-DAY Hut. Panama, Bordeaux, DUE TO-MORROW, London. (OF ose ‘Late Bordelaise Bily. expect to arrive at Saturday wove oF promised W have the ner | Por Wells City, Swansea, au-Prince, Caracas, La Guayra, City of Birmingham & am VORA pes fe 2-9 We «28 8F mM cn maen Sun cue