The evening world. Newspaper, July 27, 1895, Page 6

SON one oe orp THE WORLD: SATURDAY EVENING, _SULY 27, _ 1895 York, left here on Wednesday evening | Archer. They declare that the auce W) 4 jhe told a pitiful tale to Ward 8 with ‘the intention of sailing for home| MAJORITY | OF FIFTEEN of the rose formerly owned by 4, 000 EF athe latter § arden Suge! a CROKER ON ae cae | Stadt FeMneforneely, pwned by fea cre ages th gee, ae [| CHARGED WITH SMUGGLING. Gen. Meredith Read, formerly United . s lish style in which he was run ley had 1 to furnish lHquor Hoi sn = - here from Marts Conservati and aay that Banquet ran in much bet- i money. | ived from Warden Sage slecletnetsh bola lore Runyon, the trtted Btaten | inthe tan a Clear Lead | ter sisi - | ere Are Now 26,000 Signatures je pire the lquor_and left it_in| Reported Convetidisien of the Na-| Penuty Mirsials Bostwick and Hurley Ambassator to Germany, ts in this city | in the Next House * $43 Re DIRS A upon between them, " this morning arrested Lux! Zot, at wt \] + nl te noite lac Cantertuey tocdays th VALKYRIE Ill. SAILS. to Her Petition for Meroy. Wak discovered and was then tocked | tional and Wilson Companies, | faster virect. on the cvrrwe us smuge —* Say Rnglish Politi Are der to attend the installation of | ee on | Bastor siren Gahen Parrar, the Canon ot Wertiilnise - Left Gourock in Ketch Nig for Her wine Saturday Night Fireworks as 1 Zolll, #ho is supposed to be a jowe 8 ng 8 OUUGS ATE manor C min'- | English Elections Now Show a Net Interest in Her Case Extends as F nee of tt | enrne aie Ghee jter, as Dean of Canterbury, Mr, Tun- Ocean Voynue. ereet in Her Case Extends ar) An t the popular Saturday night Or | Agents Here Partially Confirm qe Orr: Cee rant Lally Of the: Weevily i More Clever! Mana ed | you will stay at Canterbury: until Mon Unionist Gain of 90. GOUROCK, Scotland, July 2 Lord) West as Chicago. | othe dieotaya) will be eteen fn Pains ‘Open jWhich arrived at Hoboken last Monday, { y | aay Dunraven'a yacht Valkyrie I sajled | go. for ine: dipenees: andr Chinese” Wane anenene Rumors from London, The Jewelry was iliscovered hy the Cuge th A i : oy th y m Webb hinched with De. | ——— for New York this afternoon at 240. 2. ite te se A minellancous | tom-House offivers, but Zolli tert the i Chauncey M. Depew at the Savoy Hotel The yacht was ketch rigged and . prs hae been arranged, on - — Steamship without being arrested. i A tkely to tie farge audience’ wure a in America yesterday Five Seats Vet to Be Heard From | jjoked tit to battle with Atlantic sales | One Young Miss Has Jilted Her Lover ayers there dPeitoge weather prevaiian The l ge fi Prant was secured from Commise { E Senator Gray, of Delaware, accom Victory for Sporting League. and billows. atdment of Wel-lHal-Wel Ie tow to be USES GALL BA —_ lhdtihe We MOK, ERG eernemoen * for Lack of Sympathy ROR beats wlth nv iran" A ‘Woullt’ He taerveaeed A TER A $5 London, and dines with the United : ~ SUNK IN A DENSE FOG. ie Areworky und. sp ocmight, the. cham . the Ttat States Ambassador, Thomas F, Kaya ‘ H rill give of ele Hisreuiloun Ghy fer teas * Ing, the following were the numbers of the Cleveland to the petitions for the pardon of Maria |. “ — . Willlam P. Barher, representing the tielos wie ‘ | Members of Parliament tet Engl r National line of steamships in th having simugsied ar | embers 0 Ament eieeted by the nin | taets a baal alt ta URW NE National line of steamships in the sings ed ane s THE LONDON STAGE. AiPHIOHY Wieies MONS, SeeeNa Fal MMMM FLAT ROBBERS HELD. sence of FW. J. Murat, axent of the {combs finger rings ND, Engand, duly 2 The | hundreds of new ones st, agent of the laine: oe { New York Papers Would Have) i. aun fsnserasiven ‘n ner Hattimore city, Cayts| “When those received yesterday were |wneee More Compiainta wade (UNG, tnd Borne Sanderson, of the firm i Unearthed Scandal in the ; | | Which recently left Hamburg |looked over this morning It was found Made | of Sanderson & Son, agents of the Wil- | i , } t! 5 ertwon's t tata dul for United States ports, arrived here to- | that they contained the signatures of | Agalant Moran and Abram, dy line, to-day al in a measure | {ty hinisRigl 9. i eae . ‘ ee ASHTON da ind repe f emia i fern sicotlls Miligan | three more complaints were made to-]the rumors of a consolidation which, It] Z e » j British Campaign. * ' ste '4 aN Ki fay and reports that at 4 o'clock this| "Jim" Corbett, Geo M. Pullman, | r tiinkets are hetrlooma, palg LONDON, duly 2 Mary Anderson || ea morning, in a dens fog off Polkestons, | Congressman Lemuel B. Quigg and | “ay against Wo then Wha attempted [4 skid, Will’ be effected hetween the two | BA Bi) occa te Mineclt ond Were bo es | (now Mrs. Navarro) wilt soon have her] ! ANncHeRR onlee hulp ¥ others whose names ate as well, {9 loot the house of Miss Hannah Din- |‘ renee F arraigned ietore tnliat diated Comme d graphy ready and inthe handa af the | opp iotat Lowering a Wteboat, aha pleked tp con at ist Ninety-seventh street,} Both acknowledged that there w F Shieida this morning ard WHY TAMMANY HALL SEEMS BAD. piste. ates Navarro ts never soon at] pa Luu esion Mm five men who turned out to be a part| yen as tar away an Chicago Interest | esterday. They gave thelr names as | foundation for the report and that they 400 bal for next Ticsdayy .g ie . any « London theattes now, Mer] cngecialte maoriiy over all parieg 15, wun Of the erew of the “Hritinh steamer | in the condemned girl hus been aroused, | George Moran, twenty-one, of 416 Bast AM ee CL Saleh: as a — | for Inaniger, Henry EL Abbey, said | St rate yet to tear trom Cleveland, — fr the Mediterrane as Is show 4 Seventeenth street, and John Abrams, /Pean headquarters ab th Sus K, ; oriiey thenakon Hens. 1, ADE SET Re oe ; : anean, [as IX shown by a petition bearing a t ; ‘ Abrams, | Pei » ce i The Bers Delivers Himself of Some" {that ahe ha been Inside af Th f i pwn Adilitional return h had been sunk ina collision with! hundred names and headed with that| Who claimed to be an actor, of 419 Eas: |Mation of the deal. Until they rec | FOR A WEEK AT CAMP, : | theat nee her marriage, and proba-| Ye ece Tom the contested British tank steamer Dumteld, Capt. [or Warren P, Leland. Sixteenth street details regarding the consolidation of . =) , 4 Remarkable Opinions to His |!) "oul! pet fo te one again trots, Lowe, from Philadelphia on dune % for|. ‘The news of how the publie js aroused | ‘The men told Dineen they were} the lines neither Mr, Sanderson nor Mr, | ThE Starts to 4 The elections and hot weather have| Yerkehire West Riding, skinion Division W. | Havre, b , al to the condemned girl again | a&ents of the Bleecker Street Bank and | Barber will talk freely on the subject. | eka Po-Ons. V Newly Made Cronies. Riven a final coup de grace to theatrical] Morrinn, Uaonin. 42 Anwm Favre 14] othe Duffield ts understood to have rex-| to Leweee vane pentertey aiternoon, | had come to pay her some interest due| “Where there ts moke there tn always! ‘The ‘Twenty-second fReximent, Col ‘ ps is Ls ty With the excep. | ans scin die line Ae 4 ‘cued five other members of the crew of! te states that he found Maria more} her, and demanded $18 e “4 She sent| fire,’ said Mr. Sanderson, when ques-'John T. Camp, left to-day for a week'® jer 6) Ted rts, AID Oe ee ee eet ane “lithe Cleveland, but eeven of the sunken| cheerful than at any time he has «een | her sister out ostensibly for the money, | Uoned on the subject, “but 1 know stay at the State Camp at Peekskill f (OUprriedt, 188, by tie Associated Prace.y | CUTE Bagi manne eee Have eee at we ituhive, Wevtaen Ditislan tA. Goutiing, (SCHMERA Crow ate stilt missing Hae hen dey the avenged her| but really to get a policeman, ‘The men | Virtually nothing of what is being done The members of ihe regiment assembled il 4 LONDON, July 2A great many) Preniun t tivonateae aed Wael ‘Commarvative, Stay. OL Ae Hoshote, LANGA | san wrongs by slashing the throat of Ca-| became suspiclous and started to leave, |!n the matter. TI can only say that Tlat the armory, Sixty-seventh street and p Americans: whose minds runt re Leena ene 7 Gare A047; Gohsnrvalieecmafonliy: GR The Conewers | rhe fieaten Clevaland was. built at) talde, but were met at the door by Policeman| Understand that negotiations are in| the Roulevard, at 1.20 4. M Politics have taken a avai of Soir ee a craton Neve tiven gain a aeat in thin diatett Mes Matton, | Natt ee tgp aek, england, tn 1888. She} “she was told that the appeal of her| Moffatt. On Abrams was found a sum | Prontess for the consolidation of the] The men were on fatigue uniform, with ; eo ee to study the ae ine mee aa. wae the sittiig member, at the last election had a P< case would not be acted upon until} of and two. rings, which had ad lines. rolled overcoats, packs mpalen hate of conducting them as compared with at owith diminishe nae SUEY et Bas October, at least, and that she must| prem st mothe flat of Herman r. Barber, of the National line, satd:/and leggings. A trifle less than 6) met the American methois. Among the [Amd In consequence the unemployed | tnnam, Southeast Dission Sit MH Mave FOUR VESSELS GROUNDED, |itcy ina cel) at Sing Sing until that | Gf2i bast Ninetv-sinth streets) | “omcialiy, Ihave heard nothing about |Fesponted to the “assemiiy cali. BOTA Bp Aiierlcann were two who Probe ty eno | ee eee aetna nae Catan [ain Conmereattve, BATE: J: Risnardaon, Liberal — time, but xo accustomed has the gtrl|Catnerine O'Donnell, of 108, Eust One| te consolidation of the two lines, but|fate inthe day, Tt ie expen at ine F more about elections than any men in| Comparison with those of Union] 44, conservative majortiy, 14 The Conerva | Renate of a Hurrtenne Of the Coant| become to hearing ws that even| Hunde! and Bighteenth | street, the rumor that they will Join Is prob- 9) per cent of the repimentis. wth 3 the United States, One was Richard | Stare atier the Fourth of July seut S gdinca nat hate. Mr, Hichacdben) the Mt-| Bi denen, this did n atly depress he th y ad stole nto atlver waten ' from ably true. will report for uty. bef Croker, and the other Col. 0, 0. Stealy, | *UHenees to the watering places ting member, had @ majority of 164 at the law ee ee, Let 1K sympathy for the| her flat July 20) Rligabeth Manning, 0 rs had : a «| Drake of ye havisyiite Courter Journal The prevalent rumor that Sir Henry rn | BREMEN, July 27--A cable despateh | girl are b relved by “The World’ | 20 F Lieve anes Bit een ver uaee ta TR ABER LE ae on Mi The iment left the art From the little that Mr. Croker saw he | 18108 fai . on his coming Ameriean| Cambridgeshire, Newmarket Division Me! h from wasaki, Japan, parent bye ur, of the day. Nearly, HD eee Seed anare Sate tat i Heeciieuione a path | rat Ned: by the band: GC ; Jtour, Include Austraiia in his itinerary, | Calmont, Conservative, 4210, 8 s “ays that a hurricane has swept over | ae oy a it nue, Who Was robbed of a gold aatl , a‘ s fon that there is just as ary, A210, Sie emt i granted a full pardon, and one young a Ki “k eee: a sate nth street, to. p of the opinion that there is just af thas been authoritatively dented by | Mart, Liberal, 3.807; Conservative majority fat coast, and that the German steamer| mie, who saya he is -only elgtiteen | i and ‘chain and) @ fing, also] Made I shall bear of it at an early date”) Poriy-necond street, to 4 fetch corruption in London as there tk) 1.14, gioker, acting manager at the|The Conservauves win another séa thie diss Helena Rickme: the wesian | Years old, writes that she and her lover] {entified the men. On the floor of the Maritime Exchange | Central ton, where fm any American city 1 Bests AF: tne N ¥ d eR) Nave quarrelled because of her zeal in| The held in $1,000 et each, it was rumored that a syndicate was fons left at * 4 Be ametitterenes,” said Mr, Croker, [T¥ceum. The same gentleman 1s also Sir Newnes, the sitting member, at tie Steamer Lyderhorn, the Norwegian | daviarie thats the condemned 1allan —— bathe 4 buy: ; ie that the newspapers here dare not |uthority for the #tatement that the on had @ majority of 1,229 voten. steamer Herman Wedel Jarlsberg and | girl should go free. HEE FOLUER. Co CRUy Lue enw or ew ene cond Regiment relieves speak of any corruption if it exiat@y, |ComIne trip of the reat English trage- tlon at Newmarket was one,the British steamer Marechal Suchet belleves,”” she writes, “that poor BROUGHT BACK A FORGER, | “'camshins of the National line, the fourth Regiment and the Tam inclined to believe that if the | dan Will positively be his last visit wo] Of the moat Interesting of the whole went ashore. ae Harbert whould be punishe Say America and the Europe, aa well | Benth Hattailon’ and, wil have for t 7" nT ot 7. We vould ne rer ter, 39 No: ‘ 4} comp: ‘ y- allon, \ Papers had the license that the Ameri. | tue United States series, Tho) vistoly, of Ms) (Ligh) 31 | The Lyderhorn and the ‘Tarisberg were | agree on the subject, quartelicd, and | Ha-Detective Jacobs Arrives on the the company's der, oy North River, and! commanded by Tdeut.-Col. George ? Begin papers porsens at AR eH Cathie he date ui Forbes Robertson's pro-| Calment, the well-known sportaman and | afterwards floated, but the others are in | NOW Rin oer LAT Ge rat ye Parin with Perey D. Taylor. ‘The sim of $780,000 Was to be paid Moore Bmith. warren ing reporters us our American news. [2Uction of “Romeo and Jultet,” than] ne of the owners of Valkyrie TIT 1} great danger of becoming wrecks, aman who thinks that irl who for these vessels, according to the | gor Stave Camp Al feskallil. toudaye j Ee ACNE APCS 2 eA ne lise” MIKMea eee Sere ua ONLHE GE Ale HOWE Mleveare iby ana ah thinks” that a eit Whe) Among the econd-cahin passengers] fumot! and ‘hese would Inreonsunctton 4g, State, Came, at Peckekll tovtay, Eo muich scandal as is stirred up in the |" has been so much advertised In] Such a strong majority ts a great vic- ithe Helene Melumern left Hong Kong | who betrays her is a criminal. on the steamship Paris, of the American | with the steamship Philadeiphian Lan-| qt men out of an enrollment of 1m. American cities. Low is now announced for Sept,| tory for the turfites, The Lyderhurn arrived at Singapore | were aa brave ae Maria, Barer Atel | Charlee Jacche: tormerty a dataciive ne | ig.,t0 the report, would be purchased | visit “the encampment. ground. during } “Z notice that the datiy papers have|!! Ut is stated that Mrs. Patrick| Str George was a prominent leader of | May 20 thought aw much of her honor. 'thare | Cuatles Jacobs, formerly a detective of | from the Leyland ilne, of Boston, were | the stay of the Hat lain eete Caren a tee aay par tye lumps wownn for this new aepare| ‘0 -ANGcnmiling Taneue and, cone | tre flonan, Wedel, darlkberg, ett | RUM nat ae hale tne) geronguoine in [the Central Ofice forse, and ple prie-| f9 form a fee faring ompgny an Py | ari inepent he mer with the Slate Of detective agencies where they axkem-| {Ure Will be marvels of the milliner'alfeaiently, Newmarket, which depends) ‘The Marechal Suchet, Cape. Te PAM WOr A aE ere ee ee ce Ose Freight rates would be extensively cut, | Military omcers preparatory to the rea 4 ployment to discover bribery and repeat-|@!t. the one to be worn tn the ball seene| UPON racing, was easily stirred up|} *hiladelphia Dec. 20 for Hiogo ane | Jacobs's prisoner was bookkeeper in] so the report said. ton RS ne ra ment ye exe {ng tn connection with elections Tf belng an especially artistic ereation,|aeaingt him, and when the popular Me- | @rtived at thal, port on May | 2, BROKER AMTHOR BAILED. | t' rm of Enis & Golderman, denters | | Mr. Barber, of the National line, says |! he latter end of August. i i ith election le ereatte +. opular Me 8 last reported In po OKO lin druggists’ ‘i e , - ead cartainis com that it beinery ana | larles Conblon tna been engaged tos{ Calmont ccnsented to cnpore. him, | Sura st bowed foe Ban Frcnciece: Bee een a haiti ana [Meche EOUWS ig ate arecnee {SERPENT OFF EATON’S NECK. Fepeating were unknown here these de-| te part of Mercutio, and apectal acen-| Was felt that there was a good chance ergs Charged with Shooting Willle Van street. About a year and a half ago the) Regarding, freight rates Mr. Barber . tectives would not apend money as they [ty Is being painted by Hawes Craven! of wiping out Sir George's 1,227 ma- ROR WHEN ite eto) Hedi |Ret Guccoe kecaral thousand Gouare uy |POminc at. the peapenty roe impeanite ‘ dled out o el housand dollars by | tio el e 40 In advertising In the London papers. | J other famous scenic artiste. Should | Jortty TWELVE WERE KILLED. PLAINFIELD, N. J, July 2 —Gus- | means of 1 wks F he fs he Re ene ee mpeaebe | EReee: A ne te a _ ce wee his new venture prove successful, Mr.| The sporting newspapers vigorously tave Amthor, the w York Curtom- |, Simulta Tayt the book-} LONDON, July 27.—The National Line fab dda sh 3) ui Polittclans Cleve Robertson contemplates an Aterican|entered inte the campaign in favor of | “ity Mere Were Injured im the 82.) 13,420 broker, who resides in’ this city, |he hed Gad che chock: oaned’ nod had Lote Cate cee Meee TOL ae Lees | CITY ISLAND, N.Y... July 2.—Cant. ‘ammany'st tour in the Autumn of ‘W. MeCalmont, declaring that Newmarket Heteae Acciden was arrested late last night, eharged| decamped with the proce ‘ ponducting negotiations with the Wilton | Hatfield, Sergt. Horton and Corpl. Mil- “But it seems to me that p Miss Calhoun has accepted an en-| Would be ruined if Sir George Newnes | PARIS, July 27.—Further details have) with shooting fifteen-year-old Willi ‘aylor is an Englishman and it was]line, whose steamships run between New Jer, of the United States Army, landed at r Ls supposed that he had taken passage to. . 5 worked more cleverly. in London fugement to appear in the new drama] and his set had thelr way, been recolved here from St, Hriewc in| Van Nest Tuesday night, The arrest | Rriglands Accordingly the Reotiand ward | Antwerne Bongo: dull, Neweastle and) this place to-day and stated that while at home. 1 think the political organiza- at Drury Lar jeatre in the Autump.| When the general election began, the | regard to the wreck of the train crowd- | was made by Chief of Fr rant. tive Hureat Was notified. ‘They | shins. The negotiations are being ear, | (ey Were cruising In the yacht Madge, . tion here {s much more thorough and{ in the mean tine this accomplished | Sporting League was formed against |ed with pilgrims returning from the fohawtouie meade fe Aci Pall Cat A locating the former. |ried on at Liverpool off Eaton's Neck, they saw an extraore &@ great deal more money is epent on it, | American actress is enjoying her Sum-| these candidates who supported the | Shrine of Bt. Dauray yesterday ussault, with Intent ta kil exentualty found him In'London and] A statement to the above effect was |dinary large fish or sea serpent, flounder+ j ‘The campaign literature is not only [mer vacation in the United States. anti-gambling agitation, and a black | ‘The accident was die to the derail in $000 bail to await the action of jobs, who, was_a detective-sorgeant | Omen theta te Wee ouondon | ing about In the wate H more prolific than with us, but tn ws George Alexander is enjoying his va-| list was drawn up, with the result that | ment of the engine. ‘Twenty-four ity Grane Gary, on the char . Ball when he sailed for Europe, was reduced | National Company was desirous of sell-| Capt. Hatfield and his companions ) cases it is much more clever cation at Torquay, With his company he] these efforts have been the defeat of | Faxes were thrown on top of Hee eee ee Ee ee aE Mae ace ere? [ing Ite Net and business to the Wilson) said as the yacht approached the mon- Sette Tas” neha S"anhat etn ae] tt attain” "atin | ier at x of hm wos tmnt | ARIE aor ot te mang tts | Hall gat tare he MURS. GUDRay GMMR a [te Alpi myth ey ony ted present a greAt OW ‘hilistines,” RII 0 essrs. Naoro. youre, MeLaret eke e left young Van > at his house |torney’s aflice and then committed to th ow y be settled very: e Its appearance axa G Hay ef aoniy, “As the F 1 “hn naar a , eovitctal M aa aioe early 8 pn : Pah Me F mal ie A eh Has 5 mutilated corpses hay Tuesday morning, where he tutd heen | Pombs ; RBI ERE MARS iso Re asted vere Pate TC dn this thre aa 5 He 5 he ‘ #8 do| province! 01 anchester early in] Dillon, |, MacDonald, Barrow, Bay welve a corpses have doing chores. He cautioned him not to zl v. es, dic js three es not go in for this line as ours do, it is} September ley, Kel Hardie, Morton, Major, Jones | extricated from the ruins, and fifty touch the hot-air engine which mara | mance eke ie ae feralle of the! then was not seen again, \ Metehadty: Teuppose, tor each candidate ‘There lemuchie nt upon the fact | and Sir John Barran, sona were injured. Of this number,| Water Into the tank ARRESTED ‘AFTER HIS PAROLE. Fate eee er ee Capt, Hatfleld and his comrades think, ( to establish his own Iterary bureat ' : twenty people are seriously injured, During the day, Amthor says, the boy | ———— a : J y eau. [that Sir Arthur Sullivan is “to = peow H persisted in playing with the engine, de- | @g. ‘ Lecvaa the same san geriene repored ae j Many of the New York newspapers | compose the music of the coming Al] YACHT YAMPA NOT WRI —— Spite the ‘obiections muito hy’ tis wife, | Stone Charged with Swindling | WET TO-NIGHT—DRY SUNDAY. | being seen off Cold Spring Harbor about BME eres cus country be trvink to make | nerora bate ECKED. SHIPPING NEWS. Witenahe® rebuked: tim, "he caliow het |" ty Advertining for a Partner. ® Mee ARE cca st araciels) ndiile { At appear that we are more corrupt Adelina Patt has given a couple of craig house When ordered todo xo.” “"© | witiam Williams caused the rearrest | Weather Man Unconactously Imi- anions claim to have seen th ! a has give couple | ho en onde 0 do. #0, | » Williams cause, earrest nic alm ny n the sea ‘ arding the use of our elective fran-| performances during the past week at] Sayaam Palmers Schooner Now ALMANAG FOR TO-DAY. | “When Amthor returned home, he said, | of ¢ pig toy tor BFEAKIR. HIS] tates Autocrat Roosevelt. pent was soon after daybreak this Sak bat Citar scoutiey ral ea eerste AFL hes Bates Helm Nepaived Kis Sun rises. ..-4.02/8un aete.,..7.20 Moo eota...t9.10| Dis Wife told him of the actions 0 , lee i ‘ morning. | Newspapers, I think, do this simp! } i elt Nek ce : Wich WATER LOW watau. | YounK Van Neat, and he started, to | Dar nan alleged swindling case ‘Increasing cloudiness and showers — + . Momime plece entitled “Mirka, the} UO . y ’ J. Drexel's k h” the to thrash him. Amthor n April last Stone & Co,, had an | to- ” he wei 4 Hee Revrapapers, I think. do this wimpy be-} pantomime piece entitted “atirka, the] LONDON, July 2. ate. A. J. Drexer BR ER eae hel | REN ielag raves ich Men [ccs tt Mame ten tate tee La mesa cea 22] BOR THE SICK BABIES. e if la o conf « Tnels taking the je orale | steam-yacht) Marguerita a peer iy ne a4 + 6.00 she pied ‘evolver to iu pMee a Nassau stree ny de | iM v’ v' Pee erery eoreiaetecoeconane, then ng the title role and | steam: ? } as Nat | Mandy, wae nae fm saya he grabbed a revolver to intimliate office at 14 Nassau street, and by an ad- | this forenoon, while he Invited the Es ) wracy appea As an netreas, vocalist. and {Southampton for some days past, arriv- |G) | Le EN a2 The Dave anid thats in ine exriigment of vertisement secured Willlam Willams, | easterly breezes into his place on the F sells the paper. Here the press ts] dancer. tng there from an extensive cruise in| ' te and New York jocal time, add 4 ini not thinking what he had done. of 381 East ‘Pwenty-tatrd street, as a|top of the Manhattan. Building. The m Birnbs Anno afraid to speak out even ff it was in - the Meditaerranean and the North Sea | ots altogether Ne of partner. He furnished $00 cash, After Prose who Intend slaking thelr thirste f | alined to, GUNS FOR ROYALISTS? — | She will suit for New York Aug. 10 FONT OF NEW YORK. j Whleh, struck Van Nest in the hip. Me’. rew days Willams decided that Stone |P_coey island need nou fear getting ant tate aa Sade ! H “ . y 3 sclaima any Intention of killing young days lame decldec Stone | drenched to-morrow. Th " 5 : T was reading the other day where a : Mr, R, Suydam Palmer's schooner | pyay ARRIVED TODAY. Von Nent andi aid nol wan Beside nine ‘a awindler, He caused Stone's ar-|Aiaht will take today's humidity out of| 40 entertainment and for the Sick ph «(Il had deen introduced in Parliament | vy agent of the Ha yacht Yampa, which capsized in the | Taormive miurg C18 with rage when he found what the and Justice Ryan, then presiding | the atmosphere, Be bles sung) leit Drogen At. 8 Ely ‘7 which would make it unlawful for any dry dock at Fay's Yard, Southampton, | Yeradam --+ ran boy had done. ‘Kville Court, pardled the accused . wee st et this afternoon, and will continue HF newspaper to criticise candidate dur-| ment Mere to ty July 12, Killing one man, haw been right: | AMES Beds fog exainna or 1 RR WArAN Alene Jacksonville {to-night and probably to-morrow. The ing his campaign. 1f this bill becomes! TACOMA, Wash., duly 27.—Six Gatling|ed and Is now being repalred. Mr. Pal OUTGOING BTEAMSHIPS. LIQUOR FOR CONVICTS, | respont when histcdwe wan hexe called, |, THe morning at ¥ o'clock the mercury atood | Bam Birnbaum Association, whowe club- gala, a corrupt man would run for | ui, Intend the use of the Ha- | mer eave $1,000 to the family of the de- SAILED TO-DAY. a C'Rakramt was then issued for his-age [I {Me city at TH degrees. In Moston at the rooms are at this number, are wlving Office aad still no newspaper man could | Wallan Royalists, are said to be en | ceased seama Liverpool. Oritaba, Ma rest same hour It registered in Cincinnati, the entertainment and promise to make y ea eaiige taltne. tet PENG: te hee Souda diotavone uy ——- Havre, Alen RPP Nee Nya Mane dane Nelensed, is morning Stone had Charles! {n Bumalo, #8, in Chicago, 68: In St. Louis, 66, dt a success. Many articles have been the fa 1 from one of the Portia, Nemtoundtand, | trom sing Mam Jolinston, a member of real estate firm | in Jacksons New ‘Orisans, 74; St. Paul, donated and will be sold. ‘The following : “The Mugwumps in the United States | Martera States u go". Flaxman. Montevideo, — | Zee Fett A eandway, Arraigned: nt Bacon [7h The warmest place was Hey, Weal, where are the principal’ Gonatio eM are always pointing to England as such] The Hawailan Government learned BANQUET’S ENGLISH FORM. Bpaarndaims,, Rutiergerh Fi Bot) hen Ce | SING BING! NS: July #—Juatice Marker Court tor the alieged theft of| fe reriiered M0 desrees." while” the "paopte at “Sut Aduiph Princes; cailector for Bel § @ model, to the detriment of the Amer-| that they had been ordered, and recently | sat Phegnteth, Haetere ene eer a, | Valentine, of this pace, hax committed) #10, Johnston knew that (Grong had | Maruelte dich wete Wlerahly eoehiat Ot Oren res ie BO m pa iy Ooneted MED oa chcracter: Bul the Atericana are|Acnt’e Hecret Bervicevagent viamed Sh [ere ere ee tee te OME | aialtip, Copeshegen. | “Souchy,, Galveston Willlam Kelley, an ex-convict, to the braken bis parole in the Willlams case . . of heer; Willam arth save a silt of Mee = not half as bad as their own press |H. Allen here to Intercept them Change In Handling. see County Jall at White Plains for thirty feat Bases Market cu ee Wowlhy Wenther Foreennt, {clotiens Bary SIU Raum a Alon Olmtaa " BPE EA There oui te the Aiaricce newee| We Weld the Noetherk Pheiaa:amatal (Copyrlaht, 1995, by Ansoctated Pres ) INCOMING STRAMSHIPS. days on the charge of disorderly con- "When Stone Appedret this morning to | | Forecast for vhiry-alx houre ending # P. ML:/ of Jewelry: Fits. Gocttiely 1M) roxas Solo , Papers criticised the methods employed] that he did not think th oul 2 LONDON, July 2—The British turf DUE TO-DaT duct. prosecute Johnaton. ha was cake ints 830 for New (York Clty and: vieinity:) Ine|mon Guttman, lamp, and Mra, Gultman, ) ' employed that he did ink they should carry Sete eaviees seen caee Pretec wile Te ROR Rani lee xiaaaL Obs , cpg. Custody hy Court Ofllver Hartigan and | creasing cloudiness, with showers to-night; prob- & basket of peaches: Dr, Tobias Berger, fn English elections as much as the | Conyriand articles over the road, “hey © glorifying the success of Ban- | Prins, Wille ret eNteae uate Kelley was in Sing Sing Prison serv- taken to Yorkville Court erasing Cuenca Nn : ; Nathobe LAloklen Ane Berner, BUM Kogilsh papers criticise our methods, | Mmileds, an aad Phat the road waula anet in wants the Machell Plate on] a Bourgogne, Havre, Naconchee, Savannahs IN term and was dicharged from that | At his requ 1 the, he: in was aa. The talewing record, shows (the changes In Roses, “one! box elgars; Joe ’ He think wa would beneft by, comparison Nett hinitel thee Geevalteta “ae ednesday last, at the Gatwick Sum: | DUB TO-MORROW. institution on Thursday, his term being Journ Bone © | the temperature for the morning Rourt as. ind! one box cigars; Max Davis, q on. | i Dvalists are plan. | a | n time Stone was comrlited to Thermom . ye one. Mr. Hosne 5 F Tammary Not Al Corrupt [ping for a demonstration next Septem: | Mer meeting, and a the property of C. | Aurante, Live ontine, Liverpoot jended. After he was released from jail an. SH eee eee oer ia nenrne Mize Roald, Aye ottlee \ 4 ’ i : F ° 4 ee ener io be une rstood ‘Teipn to Rockaway. \ sritic ne English elections \r —————— Sunday trips by the esinmodious as not being honestly conducted be- | F t \ Bi ee ate cast "seer Seen wate cl] se ttares eepaieer » Features in TosMorrow’s | Nee bribery. Te would oe Jun an great on fea tut woo rene viel kone!) CEL ARR NIING STORY N PHOT OSR APE OF N : a le | last Sunday, the boats betng crowded to ' to claim that Tammany Hall is corrupt | the fuller 1 have | ~~ i y h apart) tehets hat been placed: | : Reekiee. sain follows a ey have | Wann, sale on alt the. elevated rallmay, stations, || | \ unvicted of political corruptio | ten both way ¢ en under (wel ‘The point that I particularly desire | years being cariie! free. 1 ihe = | Ha 9 | \) ; the American papers make our country Mi. ston pin | out to be a great deal worse than It is Bt Tenth street, | Rat any a + | RY \ ; Of the rest of the world.” arr rll, “ | A ost xtraordinary Bone- A Manuscript Just Brought to Ss AND ~ ; Polyglot Petition Not Rebufted. | Fes i 5 The B, S:hwaca Aas ein - Lady Henry Somerset and Mien | tnmnraile wrpanisation ot toe sitceren tk nee Grafting Light, with Many Works of the N Nn Frances Willard, in a written state: senvy ! wad thoroughly reorganized I A} | FE R | ‘ ' ment, have asked th: cae |Muse In Sale Te ee seer | AINE. Operation on a S Great German Na to record the fact that “it is not true | Sew wan temporary chairman, ant , S | that we have been rebutted by the ie a aed de era Young Boy. i} 99 S Poet. \ ernment in our attempt to present the Zi weed the new ie asmbaritit ? R : S N) Polyslot petition, as mated in American 4.02") ater ot NI IN SAN NSS SANSA & rs. e have not attempted to ap- Ny al ¢ t 5 \ h the Government at all, but whe i Lae, e NS aph the Government at all, bul when | an ' JUSS AN SSS WEISS SS ASSESS | will be no doubt of a courteous recep bibl = y Sats NI ilies POLG0UbL ef s sourisaue ree) = 7 A World Reporter Gets a Job as a | | ; more names of Firitish subjects.” LEAVENWORTH, Kan, July of- ve ye t # Miss Willard also says that sne 4i4 not | tron Wesimoreiaut, the cont erat ott Street-Cleaner to Hind Out Ex N \ speak against inventions in her recent | towatome ¢ = * ~ - 7, i = a a i annual addre: but only against the fay might four actly How Col. W aring Ts % handling of inventions by monopolies. Rooke. the Rap rp R . . if 9 A ; unning Things { Matenients of Americans. unin News and 8 8 Strange Sect of Jersey after Benator-elect Sewell, of New sails for New York to-day, three months’ visit to France, Germany England and Ireiand. He was in Ire- land during the elections and says they ‘Were even more turbulent than in New Jersey. i Congressman Harry Miner in a pas: {6° Pi wenger on board the American line ‘int * steamship Bt. Louis, which sails for are of New York to-day. He says he will be lad to get back to the United States, and that he would not give the Bowe for all Europe. Mr, Miner weare a miniature American flag !n his button hole and takes great delight in booming the United States He blushingly denies that there i» any truth in the rumor which is cireulating among men bers of the American coiviy th he iz about to marry Miss 4 District-Attorney Fellows, her t of WONDERFUL SINKING PALAGE THE KING Gossip from All the SUMMER RESORTS, Beautifully Illustrated, RAS SS SS LLZLIII TASS GRASS SSAA NASSAR ARS SIAM. MX nv00s.Ar OF ne III. \. July 28. Religious Fanatics, the Devil Worshippers, Now Active in Paris. \ N NY ~ Ni A “BICYCLE WEDDING" AAO AA AAAS AAAS AAAS THE NEWEST THING IN EUROPE, SS