The evening world. Newspaper, August 27, 1895, Page 7

1% . Atami ileeclnssdeic yg te Sceee THE WORLD: ‘TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUS'L 97, 1805. ? RED HOT FIGHT. | Y-Romce&ce.swmoen. yay SrTESTILLIMOOUTT| initial .|BULLS GOT RAMPANT, 23°38" ten a Confiding | Ga | Shipmate and Draws & | pike Fite © Sestern. ass | James MH. White, known also! Continued from First Page) as Willlam pee eee Louletite & Nasheifie Most Buoyant Feeling in Wall |teiy: <4 “chi Manhattan Consol . Street for Months, Wine a at teats Menuet, Pact ng Island Traction... Lee and Michael Kel- jl @ sturdy, seafaring man, was | (ine about what happened on the yacht before the collision, to tell anything of arrested — shor before miinieht Mise Norton or to throw apy light waat- * [by Policeman Hefrerma ‘aill- | eves v0 Ae OEE ence, phe tok ry ts Bi Mobile '& “anis Con sine Ws ey: , ions WUsey aiites Mies ahameea tite London Set the Pace and a Slight So. fun. etecii the Jonction Com Di ' ne White called on W. Ro at attempt was made to rob her of her 6 Pitioie antag eae bees PANY Dig | orace & co. and represented himseit to (uamond rings after het Pescue by the Reaction Foliowed. FR Gimgeal ssa be Michael Kelly, a sailor, who for ser- | Minn @ St. Lowe tat pe vices of h Nat. Lead ¢ Beneath Its Tracks, Vices on the high seas was to receive | for thetr treatment, yet Nak saw Gis ($08, The police say that White had lime that serve of them were ‘kind, Ww Jersey Coattal.. the Close, However. Pricrs Went Up Higher Than Ever, Deen doing s we York Central n doing all the co: his: & St. te VIC & St Ly 24 pi Yi Lake B. & Wes 1 & Went nf & Went. Went. pt . Wittskies the otlg.nal Michael Kelly, the ‘atte t being an illiterate man. As the clerks | ferent POLICE PRESERVE ORDER } at Grace's office did nat know Kelly pe An “Evening World" reporter got to .[sonaliy, White mate them believe he | fe fat about oclosk, baw Mrs. Evans . Was the man to whom the money was | cid ihe Kel wiee Noktate Won - due, He showed jette [ron the yaent si eaponitence far) MS, Mes had made her take at least six morning, however, It was dif- r the first time tn weeks Londons! §.¥. 80 pace for local operators this | Xerinern morning 1 Ie advices reported | North Amor wet t ROC reaaER tO Te ne dt e time A + | Michael Kellywand sok for $308 wae (2 Me morning. Both Mrs. vans and ORREARE” BUCK" ‘ eet Pomearia, A Wert ons Pennsylvania Gang Dumps in Rad teins EHGLm SHECMNIOE pe. way | Her susuand snoke through the locked fi ak Ui ll a Mua Ee ee 1 tai taetyetae Nees! ‘ iy | door v sud they had told all they i ences) righ sh 4H preset Dirt Faster Than Its Rivals yar next went to Jeremiah J. Foley, | Auew ant chat they” had nosing move This Was enough for the bulls and | pris 8 a stDon-keepe: osevelt nnd Cherry | 0,883 n« 5 f 4s S00} he | Pearls @. Raster Can Rem I A a ‘ a at Ro velt and Ch ry | All were saved, they sald, except In they w els ms hl as tl u oe Peoria @, Eastern ove L*, $s to have the check cashed.’ man. and they aid not Know what had konK sounded at 19 o'cloc he trans- (8 peu f pale ‘ White indorse} the check in the name jome of hum.” both denied that the actions were unusually heavy and pretty | 1 aehweatert ~ of Michacl Kelly, ok Pole: yas tren in the at . h everything shared In the tmpro’ a St Sateen WI OMe ot Wee eee ok Foley to the | hey refused pont blank to apea the Be eee aware ceoen | MMTEN batterie AFIGHT WITH CLUBBED SHOVELS » R. Grace. The clerks be-| door, of to discuss the collision in ang ment n poor old Erie a M | Smithern Tallway olay | Wa sore: | Wie hour later tne reporter, with four ther newspaper men, got back to the ine streets, | tat-nous: lieved White was K eily, and told he was all right. Foley went to ¢ Horn, at Cherry and Cat its lethargy and bounded up 11-2 per | jouer Hatlway pt. sent despite the fact that the reor-|qonn’ cen & Tron, ganization plan just made public as-| Tl. Ann Arbor & N. M and each I turn tried to get sn Panis Five Men Have Been Arrested, and | °%! 80t the $308, Mra, Hivahe wo ten tne story. Bie te sesses the stock almost out of sight. [UH yah oT Meantime the original Michael Ketly | {used (o open the dour,” Sis sald she Other low-priced shares were promt-[t: "x “aotare i There Is Talk of an called upon WR. Grace & Co, for hig | M85, only one athe fat, that her nent, but the Giangers are still the) & Cordare ot in ik : money. THe at firat wae looked upon ae | oe hal gone to business, und that reigning favorites and the dealings in}{ Te , Injunction. Syivindler, But when he explained that featteat, gustaes. does our, husband them Were attended with considerable | | Hin upon. the firm that they had fy | fellow and Where is his office?” she was exeltement Wi cine ® swindled, asked. - 4 ondon co! buy, th + Sty 22K aah Payment was stopped on the atid Ohh tell you, Mrs, Evans rex If London uth - ic Paradis ci OF 94 The fight between the Pennsylvania Horn received his uk from. F 1 eee ene ate Ro. Hore: ah aid ee i Be ii had wall ow 188 we a8 is 4 i 1 0 more,” she sald, eek tho Volume of business will show 6 <j Railroad Company and the New Jersey |Puley preferred Witten Let Per ee SnOuRIL Rlbekdy.. Sy. Hum: Eble Teerwnsy is, tord “ - rae TY | band is noc nere and Lam alone.” a big Increase. As it is, to-day’s open- le ome Ing excelled anything In the way of a1 CHANGES AT THE THEATRES. and he was arre: Junction Railrvad Company at Point of | @&ainst White 4 7 At the station-house White gave his : Rocks, Jersey City, has assumed a new|name'an Willkie tice, vet thee an | Men, Evane Grows Frantte, bull market) witnessed for months. : Phase. SEU Taree tH. hth possession the |. Across the hall is another flat kept by Hountiful harvests and the Improve-| 44 Ride for Life” Seen at the Co- 4 The New Jersey Junction Company | Police learned he wes James Ht, White, [& Mrs ‘Tully, | motneriy looking ment in the Treasury position are i >, formerly second mate of the bark Port- Ll ca UM Bate having « telling effect. J for a long thae past has been wanting |land Lloyd. n irom her somet e houie- St. Paul rose 11-4, to 761-4; Burlington | "A Ride for Lite,"" an American comedy drama H Fr to build a tunnel under the tracks of the}, The original Michael Kelly sailed Sat- | Poms uf ine sauses. pas 1-4, to W128; Northwest a8 to 105 3-4; [0% Walter Fersier, ts the play thie week at the mf Pennsylvania Railroad, in order ke |UTday for a South American port, White | poll Mr and Mrs. kvans : Seth oe tg {Columbus Theatre, which, redecorated and tm- : , In order to make | Was? arraigned this, mething “in the | KHOWwINE What Lime he KOU home of Lik aes Kock Island 7-8, to 8834; Omaha 1-4, to @ connection with the National Docks |'Tombs Police Court and held. | of the img smack thac had 2 z Hits Atchison’ 4, to 19 Sb; dos pret. [Drove !8 sow open for the season. The play & Capipany and other concern White confoased: and Was hela by [Picked him up, she sad she was agleep + Atchison © 195-8; do. Pref | went remarkably well with the gallery tewt ; Thi THR SANRIO Ia Magistrate. Cran harge of for-|Woen he eaine hom T&S, to Bh bs; Loulaville & Nashville] igi, the boys hooted at the villain, cheered e tracks of the Pennsylvania Rail- | MAg'stha Arundel Geeeiony ea Mrs. bi ; be : t . all-) gery in $2,000 for General Sessions. When Mrs. Hvans heard the reporters 12-8, to 4, Erte 11-2, to 101-2; Baltl-| the nero and applauded the scenic surpriea. Ie 4 road ure about thirty feet above the Knocking at Mrs, ‘Tuily's door, she ore & Ohlo i, to 65; American Tobacco, i L *, > level of the street at the point where nee screamed out th anger: A Reform Rear, being about to enJoy some Election Dav Kid a la Manhattan, was accosted by a Machine Lion | learn ‘ Pad lala Bonk lb | WAR ON WHISKEY TRUST. “You can get ho imformation there." | yy ; Fey and He F : 15-8, to 0S; Hig Pour 5-8, to 493-4; Chesa-| tarry 8. Parker, Frank Mack, t | the tunnel is under course o¢ construc- 5 eh Sa Bee Re Htormation. there || who said he was hungry and needed large quantities of Kid In some lines of his business as a Handshake PAWS OWE Gees. CO SLIGE/ GA tameia nl Gantih Rclbes aa sanbel aTiCePel > tion, and the Junction Railroad courd ecaan Mote daniline Uueninie THO GOR “1 will take,” he said to the Reform Element, “the hindquarters and the forequarters, The rest is yours.” Ruhar 11-2, to Ws7-8; Colorado Fuel 1, MANHATTAN PEACH THEATRE. ‘ tunnel under the Pennsylvania. tracks | Stockholders Want Back Thetr An-| about Wweive inches and SUL aiding be- “NIC sald Ursus, “You may call me a Goo Goo, but 1 do Ike Kid." i'd: Denver & Ie Grande vret, ia Wait Srepoat wAcA Bane RO ¢ without much trouble. nexament of 860,000, hind 1 Bhe called: out “My stomach will retain nothing else," said the Lion, as Ge sprang at the Bear, 41 annas & Texas 68, to 1s 4 "Dr, Syntax’ at Manhattan Beach last 20 au tell them any ., Mrs. ‘ ait you tell tiem anything, Mr Now, these twit y Contral 12, to 10s, and Reading | Pr* ght so long and fler For the past. ten daya, Contractor| gamuel F. Untermever, representing cly that at last they were worn out and could not mo Don't say ing thetr 4 ‘ ) 10 dd hight, Mr Hopper played the part that pleased Frank O'Reilly and a gang of men have | certain stockholders of the old Whiskey ‘Tully, thts admonished, said she] condition an old Wigwam Fox, who seemed to have been recently struck In the neck, ran tn between them, exclaiming: exports exclusive of specte from |e audiences at the Broadway Theatre sow been digging the proposed turnel for the , Who are opposed to the Reorgant- thie. (homent: a talearam arrived Come, my first love, Here's a great haul for the Hall,” seized the Kid and made of in the direct of Four- A fae the seek (ware last feagon. He supported by Edna Wallace Junction Railroad. Up to tast night] zation Committee, which has adopted ; Mrs. bs made| teenth Street. vee Hopper, Bertha Waltzinger, Alfred Klum, d+ |nan in sight when “The Evening NIAGARA BEAT ISOLDE. | World" reporter drew alongside the Bridgeport “Good morning, Mr. Ratsey; will Frenhofter Awd kyrie have a little spin to-day?" t Over an English ( sail-maker was asked, TORBAY, Aug. 2%7-—In th und at Inman's Ire they had gotten about four or five feet] the name of the American Wine and Under the first of the Pennsylvania] spirits Distilling Company, applied to ati Geaks, Judge Beekman, in Supreme Court to- yusband, Tor Work was to be resumed this morn-|day, for an injunction restraining the | Me time, het a whlspe ing, but when the Junction Railroad] committee from using certain stock inf worden LeNeyer Boule Contractor reached the ground there] the reorganization scheme. ‘Was a surprise in stpre for him. The stockholders represented by Mr. he Northern Central road reports for | mund Stantey ahd Alice Hosmer. y stows eurmnes of TERRACE GARDEN. “Der Oberateiger,"* Carl Zeller’s tunetul eomte pera, that opened the season at the Terrace rden, was sung there again last night by the onried-Ferencay Comle Opera Company. It we tremely well, and its famows walt sor wae al- 1 reached the ‘0 rst ty question the | — = en the newspaper n again they by Avi Pee . colored janitress, Metore she hat 2. “We can't tell positly twenty-raters.¢ nder ti ee 0 ‘I cnoored several times. It will be repeated tow i The Pennsylvania Railroad Company | Untermeyer owned 15,00 shares of stock | Cyst tre was a ery of Wathing | cades, while in the tear a tone line of] 6 he nan aoean ie interfere me wit ee Rives of the Tov oYacnt Ci, | A heer Sureme Wael ntaht. ant tomorrow night ‘The Beggar ste y «Male an aggressive move to stop the| and pald an agsessment of $00,0, and | from above foam showed what trovble sh lous fot @ Bnoni-inih, dow MPs tie, Erie Leapold of prams americas | marraw ie dent” will be given. Duilding of the tunnel at 6 o'clock. A] claimed they did not sign the reongan- | yLOPKINE Up. the aw Mrs. lmaking for the element. She Creches prepani tie PUR tactant palaney 14 12 por cont. on | call Cialtes hoor anomie {rain consisting of about Afteen cars.| ization agreement and are not bound| then The knives, after receiving w|Mauled close up in the wind and then]! I Mog what jarmer Dunn had — - eee ee STU, Suthers’ jong | At the Casino Root Garden last night the few | uae a Tit eaPtty wyae pulledGh soll te tt, | sicnitieart not trom’ Ais. Livansy also | fell off a point. She was stite enough | IS NAS (Mt Wink Harmer Dune ST. ASAPH ENTRIES, Sterling aid (8) 1-2 a 480 del for demand, | Cures of the programme were the four Gardners, , | the place where the tunnel is be! They deraanded a return of the $4,000 | became silent, and she pointed high, but she had no| “iyi.” ¥ bad saith ‘i Tt is Understood that one of the in @ musical melange; Len Rose, Hayes ané constructed and stopped. assesment nd of the stock held by He ae COM ee ed UR ea ee ee enna ts eas impossible. to Have you any papers aboard? Where eice } WH turn in $109,000 gold to th Post, Elsie Irving. Sanford and Lee, the Fou ; : the Manhattan ‘Trust Company. ‘That Inman Gad rooms over of beside | LOves and it was Impc [aia you get ‘em? RACE TRACK, ST. ASAPH, Aug. 2 | Lhenure today oa svmlicate aeeoy < A big gang of workmen of the Penn-| "Phe actual value of the’ ‘property {the mstaurant Which, Lily, Low. Was. in {compare her with Vig lant. tecer us WEN 27 Jorhe amount wil not ivenre in the Gov | eres, Juila Lee, in character songs; Anna Butts, syivania Company then started to dump] owned — bythe. new company, it is/ the hatht cf vistulrs, Woil/probably. De a Nok this earth into the excavation which | claimed. is not over $1,00110, while tt Nad Dede uiate te san | has been Incorporated. for. $35,000, THEE cee oa Trae. ae car] Air. Untermeyer said his its did | car was unloaded, and when the| not wish to be held jointly responsible | workmen of the New Jersey Junction| 28 stockholders for an act which they Ra!lway arrived they began to cart the | “lJ Tot sanction. tig, HKSRKER: Comment: ~The entries and weights for to-mor- | stops there Ww nis Lisa hd | “The Evening World” man offered his TOW'S races on this track aer as fol ho janitor for tae| About 7 o'clock this morning there!yaton of newspapers and they were , 1OW re tha bohemian | was a ight breeze from the sou'west, grany accepted. ‘The Englishman wit, fils, Race ave to drop. into] ja Libis ae aye ‘att Pee oat alle times | Ut it Was unsteady and hauled to the 14 q good deal for you, but they won't | Argiet west and then back again. lmimedtitely, but will] che soubrette; Rexo and Reno, Mae Lowery and 8. use umuemel KEITH'S UNION SQUARE. nmercial bar stiver ts unchanged | he tittle Rossowa were again the principal a joan dollars sold at 63 1-4 tho Keith's Union Square Theatre yes we Southern” Ratiway. Companyrs | siraction at Keltt’s Union Sau dls ernment i whe X ant a quarter furlongs wa tah aniaon Obese ,, allow you aboard, so the papers were | Ja* ih rt will show that the bal-|terday, but the programme had many other dirt away. uae, we ekman said the entre Quers | They Were worried about Lue non-ap-| At 10,80 o'clock there was about en aa thrown on the Bridgeport's ‘lec. | Rese 409 cane i to the eredit of protit and | bright’ features, including Sam Bernard, the evolved around the goed faith o ce this morning is cousin hee Fi pellying. ‘The | t8ro" g 00 Layaly, Quartorze heed nots | seasuaesan Fe rf The dispute between the two com-|the Reorganization Committee, and te | seared outtaurly to ses if he could get] Of tt Keep a from beilying. The! “what do you call that sail you had| Silver Queen... 107 sae ar ended June 30, 180 | lanhastan Four, Pat Kelly, Le mone and panies has been in the courts for a long | !0 whe they Were acting within the Ja inmice of hit rain was of little consequence, enly 4) 4) a minute ago, Mr, Ratsey?”" Seond Race—Selling, four furlongs eh aee fey sr having AU charms: | Maynard Nelson and Molledge, the La Porte Rime, and the Pennsylvania officials say | 2, for the beat Interests of the stock: | C ibs and Stew few drops failing now and then, Why, thats a Jib copauiie’ anawered |. Lawren'e Ms Tite. Altes 100 sinters, Mctiride and Flynn, Ray Barton ané the matter ts still pending. =e ners saatab nent ens 0s Die Adela ans att at! At 1 o'clock a dull sun came out, just the Kreat sall-maker. BL Lancent iasstiesdps Doroaa lan ee ie Vance In stocks early In| Meehan and Raymond, ding. M r said that it was a Cotton Exchange fces ah0ut | ei cee en orld mg came | LKnOw, DUL What kind of @ Jib top- | 5, us 4 ie Heations, and a PROCTOR'S THEATRE. A commission recent!y appointed gave | (es was right for the old |o'clock this forenoon, ‘They were clos- | 4 7 ny, Salle lischtae Seay ae iE hued: Tolinecs, ant ri + Adhante Clina weed ihe JunstloniCompany Che HERE ol Way.| EL which had been. e« with Mr. Clark, Inman's partner, | within hatling distance of Vafcyrie TPheleredt GAlloihak ted the left. frtset, Wor te gawd crotaceo 211) James F. Hoey and Maggte Cline maki to tunnel under the Fenr track. Re, AONE SOUTER F hat an hour and told him substan} At 830 o'clock this morning the crew side of his features Into. whats was SUNG Rs ot ee ene ee ne LEGEMe! | any programme successful, and at Proctor’s yee a GeNdeA THLE SIA UOraiORIG : PAN Mbetby eneingy ineonporated:|iiails: 1 He story concerning the €ol-| se a wonderful Jib-topsall, It was run Meant to bo a suggestive wink and dis yp ii ink Aechnish 1 ctively. Denver & Tho Cirande rose | terday they were as entertaining as ever, Thetr and decided that $199,00 shouid be pak | sion as recounted abov : appeared from the « Piet a” the Sn M4 {13-8 and preferred 24 per cent. partly ater were Watson and Hutchings, Adolph rabies SOARAY. EE Bijur, counsel for the ee eee i pove eaka English |up in stops, and broken out in a very /“Npeared from ile doce ay moved Pitre ek Im 138 and preterre 4, per cent. | . 5 Lie ee aares roabaipes ise ation Committee, claimed his | buc tite, nud he was at the wheel at/light shower of rain, AWAY (FAT Khaeathter IoOUd BOLBEEN “Teun at Wpuraases for Londen accounts «| Popper, Wart and Curran, the Ditlon brothers, privilege: Zila: the dunchan “Compe: Shere, Wythin the law and had) the tme of the collision. You couldn't call tt a baby Jib topsail, that Valkyrie’s’ spars’ are a Rood bit Ricco ale lieat nod thet duarterty | Taes. MeLeas and Hart, Lilian Green, the was Willig to do, but the Pennsyl nothin zal. Ie yoa did, the baby in very much taller than Vigant's, and her boom ts Hi vi 1taea Heer tot ne alstion, Ua | Darling sisters, MeAvoy and Rogere in sockety , cept y Dectaton reserved. : Capt, dac sion. oF SOR SIG te Dery, 8 ete) ue longer. Her bow trims down further tn | rt A videne Bile i Company refused to accept the money, : : Edel x ner Wn the eas Tvdend. Tt is understood | sketches, and Silence Vyxe Maine lew lon voe awe ; ciel loversrown. The head of the fail set thot water’ tou. Her apara are heavier, 2ithat they will hot micet until the next ls J a3 o a “It was about § o'clock, as near as T! close up to the topmast head and the and In every way she appears to be a he emia aq forky da " The New Jersey Junction Company| HOLLINS INJUNCTION OFF. judge. sald, the captain, “when |Cloke UP to te terrane ne a fb, A) Mtmer and atancher, yacht eA oa i BIEL CSOs | wa eanansal|) Adaee Chan thea paid the money into the court and - - Maninat cciiehe eduiheast Winds’ (little less than haif way up the top- | ade qi yznane® and ataneh, YACRUw | tine Bled... nay tie exhibition” at Tony P : ‘ | nwalns Vcht southeast ‘ little 5 e top- dun't always win America Cups, Columbus, fr went on with the work of bu “Awe had just started on the. stare rye! ing the | Justice Stover Decides for th are ho Panama Railroad au- | tertay. Oiber attractions mast 81 y. the leech comes close up to CaPAC*Ue esc ceseces IM) Black ‘Remuty trope, and therefore 1 tunnel, beard tack townrds the Staten nd armicas wouder; the three Galety girly, Hope * t Orleans Tract shore and were abou jus the mast, so you can see what a big | j ite 102, Jimmie Jumen vould have made any | uu : SAA 5 The Pennsylvania Company appealed jshore and were about halt ws the | y | DEFENDER IN ECHO BAY, | Sonttress ie | ia have made anlar Marsares Weiby an6 "Alles OMA ‘ace a An order was granted to-day by Jus-|the Narrows when | sighted the Per-| baby it Is, Par { isth Rave—Four furlongs: selling Mies Who hive any | three Jutges Dan ant Nellie Mlatt, Cora Rott, from the verdict of the commission, | 1.6 gover, of the Supreme Court, va- | #tis ring down upon us, Mr. Inman! "The Evening World’ reporter got | -— - cians WHE Sethe Fe ann MRen Une GHIMGRAT EI Al Ranven Que siheria’ adarawanis'?|| Walaa and hod that pending the appeal no} voting the temporary injunction’ ob-| ft iy were sitting in the cock-|ctore enough to see t it was of the! Stories of Dincontent Among the ares 108 Jin Laan iy the Panwa Rallgad Company. actng| jane vq cw. Williams : work can be done on the tunnel. tained acme time ake by the bAnKInE MRA US CHE TSEORIN BORE! Nrsdite| finest light material, and the way it | PAR UL tamtinted, | salisbury ‘ wwe Criteria wi In accor lance with the Instructions ¢ Doerner All the forenoon the Pennsylvania | nem or i. 13. Hollins & Co., restraining diy 10 feet a {set was conclusive proof that Ratsey Is | (Special to The Evening World.) Mary 8 Soe Wertern 8 ar tea oO agreement has heen re ina: Vink oe laneclAlEh (rartartaaedl aes Rostaa nae Railroad employees continued to lump] ine Now Orleans. Traction Company mediately exclaimed: a great sailmaker, Then as if feartal | EW ROCHELLA, No Yo. Aug, oa Modred ‘0 shee two eotnbanien, hy iblaita Rear Odden Wants Blahs. nalwaGh dacmeees sole eee a E ‘omp: Rong tori down. ye would gaze ate ¢ u H om anuma Compa has i earth Into the excavation made by thé) jf and W from paying Mt Rimi ihat fT wotta have to hota that some atrange eye would Kaze ON Hofonder arrived at her mooring® I! ee stenopm om ne 10 make an equita Ransoue 1 and Campbell, Lottie West Syms dunotion: Company, tor they tunnels ete inte f certain notes | my course even if she did. Mr. the yellow canvas, it was whisked (0) j:cho Bay, off this place, at 9 o'clock | set cya OF onan Outing. fof alt matters in disput mds, Ky Kin, the ‘Japanese Juggler; Clartase ately ju atly | The John J. Hickey Asay ta The tunnel was completeiy filled, Bhihecomnen The men employed by € ” and his friends imm employed. by fon, of the Twenty. | lie ary, from the uary, | f Mistelet, with on re) mate ating $1 tops al present that the various | Agsow, Tom and bi niractor | ‘This litigation dates back to Fit the deck in a jiffy. this morning, having been towed Nenan) the two |; Valkyrie Lay N ere toh, Joe Hardman, ; Hatord ad Mantelle, ta reharacte 1 O'Reilly filled cars on the tracks of | 499 yhan a Mibate: of which tht reowe: tut think the stea from Bristol by the tig Wallace B, davenue, stir companies 1 ae ri {the Junction’ Railroad with the earth, | Hollins and Selman titma. were mem struck us on the port side well) Valkyrie and Viriant lept at anchor) pint and her tender, Hate Paimer, Hay ne ehoseh ound rate ‘termi; | ust, Drvaat and Savetie and the siaalere pnd) tal one ar Roraaarie heer Dy hers, was formed to » the Traccon t to throw! Witlin half 2 mile of each other. It) On board were the builder, Mr. Her) im ap SOU BOR, ea Be i cannot sald that \ MADISC fhe hoor OAR ne ‘ es, \ standin rir ef- | Company out of its Ities by ri o. thro! a ish day on board the American | peghoi é i rf eres He Oe Rea GDAL 8 ; Jaittle Gikmon sang her exces ote forts to’ keep the tunnel clear, it was | jee find. or Me anal Hating hardiy_ see | Was wash day on board th ran | reshotf, and Mr, and Mrs, Iselin, o Coege Pot. the I Wess were unitictand annual! a ine. sad re Root Garden last aight soth companies have sev- | Oe @ oft" 0 MO aN aren ettarocic s. Whether yacht, and in front of the mast were) When “The Fyening World” reporter slow sever black fy uuers ant yolioa ca Ie anil was very well received, ‘The other apectalty eral hi d men each on th ene. as compensation for their services, y jump thrown overboard strung enough duck suits to make @/ went abe d the yacht at noon the fauwers, The pa.ade war ma: a by W and losses : piled ‘The police reserves are at Police tHe Cone be was Over, but It, by the shel rollision Tam un- | lothesline look | Ga h F Bite of Work, CADSNINT and ke A, Courtney: Teoamucee ae fter allow artinis were’ Harris and Pettingill, Fields am@ warters all ready to go to Point of | atarwands transpired that it. was. not | apie to state | Harlem tenement-house clothesline jMainsall and Ji were the oniy bits of Wort Captain: . jeamurer ipment Lewis, Cushman and Holcombe, Mamte Conway, spake incase thers ls Buy ponnlct, got | stork belonging tothe Seligman firm, | | I wre Dieked up by, a row bost and | Jealous. The crew was at work tinker | canvas in suit, The \ —— jcomnt of &L WO YCArs| preas Eldridge, Lina and Vani, Lawrence an h ‘ r stock brokers who! put en be e vach noard ¢ 1 al is The Com and th vy has no ws not had any for nthe, ain, [ sup-| img with the bobstay. Close alongsid jetined of lay on de Mon were : but that af oth e right of way for their road from the Mt other stock bro ie ae on the condition that it should mii | ad been induced to subseribe, | {n all the marshy latal along their route, Frite Young and Miss Sell, en@ ant Louise nder, buom and clubtupsall yard that ali had been picked! up, and » cht to the Atlantic lay the Aeronaut, whose name scems | to have been given in mere mockery ne Board of Directors passed resa- 1 took the se stockholders, uaily engaged In overhaul- mort- | her f lutions reimbursing tb i} * The ditt dumped by the Pennsyivana : i At 4 o'clock Valkyrie'’s tender, City of [ing and. setting up the new. rigging. Com- Y } d Company answered. for. th hen Holling & Co, obtained the tem= i At # o'clock Valkyrie’s er, ing aby ting the REIN, our Liver Bre usiig it dn filling In, the marsnes. | ated ne : | Steward ¢ artes Ruhtman was ques- | dock at Atlantic Highlands, and, round- I, ‘Mattie Palmer left at1 ek for (From the Chivago Record.) their proportion. o: breath,«sick: hea@ache, alight fever, | welght ae Ex-Ma albert B. Col und A.C. tloned by Mr. Clerk concerning. the |ing under Valkyrie’s stern, came to! © sland, where it 1s expected the] It ts a question whether the string!ng fultiess {n't ach, heartburn or nausea, Ip Dickinson, of counsel of the Junction POSITORS. rumor that there had been considerable "8 . boom will be tukea on board to-morrow. alactria t i § ia Hasse ae = Rai road ‘Compaay, visited Point of GooD FOR DEPOSITOR' Iharity one Dourd the vaehe previews |anehor 100 yards away | Capt Lath Heiles the atoricw of din, }Of electric wires In cities and villages rest from Sept, | Hood's Pills can be found a corrective for thie Rocks about noon, They left shortly to the collation. Tha steward said ¢ afterwards, and ex-Mayor Collins went | $¢, Nicholas and Madison Square he had served only two Matton Of fi ffice and started the work o f 6 y since Teaving the We en by e Postting ‘papers for an Injunction to Rank Hen 8 Over, to the party st Iwaving the West) were towed by the launch to the Mty-third streot landing. j % . " revent the Penn vivenis: Ralingad from} Judge Beekman, in Supreme Court tr. Clark ordered. Capt. Jacobs to! port, where, shortly afte: Fatergerine: with the Janeth m Company | ohambers to-day, referred to W. G, prucire a steam Iauneh “and” be seit at | merry clatter of kilves in the building pertaining to the Opes search of the ehores on each wide {| Twenty minutes later the yacht’s crew | caittuction amone the. men and ways | Wil not destroy a lar r| tumbled into the collapsiblegboats and the members of the erew were never In the shade tr Complaint ts 1 ridge- | becter humor, Going among the men eatihae whore i F lwhile they were enjoying their dinner, baths Rede) NSE RS DASE: riitieate Issued by | are the tdeal family cathartic. All drogeists, 35a the follage the trees in nearly Company on or be- eat on the Palmer, laying alongside of De- have 1, presumably from the » proportion of by the plan, musi | trowle © 1 Hood & Cu, Lowell, Mase wie in cand auch election must ales HOOD'S PILLS was a ks and |f and talking to them, diecovered | the sound of the hammer starting [Ng evidence of discontent of trouble rate bolder desire Actlag under the advice of Chief} Choate all mat arrows for Inman's body : The general impresgion in the crews | ts of the electric current, It has wnt of the Marphy, warrants: were obtained by | proposed settlement of the accounts be- Secretary Harrison, of the frou Steam. | bungs in the beer kexs. of FeO EN IRDORUAT TiRae. Detain: n noticed algo that the death of} fail to notify the officials of (he Junction Railroad for) aon tne receivers of the St. Nicholas Ship Company sali to an “Evening Klink Breakiant Beer. is that there has been no trouble among | the trecs almost invarably follows a jis dewire to accep “Richard Roe” and “John Doe" and sa ree World” reporter (nis morn:ng: | Bnelieh tars drink heer’ for | Urfender's crow | ; 4 ‘ jortion of such bonds, i ft-y others on the charge of assault, and the Madison Square banks, There Ing rs dri ‘The big yacht. tt is expected, wil | season of rain, when the wet leaves ih to to Nave his certieate Th aumbitance was galled 9 the] “Counsel for James C. Cannon and | SteambontOmtetuts Hlame the Yaene | breakfast, 1 Heat here fatty as possible to-mor-| are good conductors of electricity and Fhe MI He denned. vol hare f oc! bs i 6 ott tite ” celvers Sailmaker oy ouly Pooh- row for Lay se, ‘ Samah ihe new pe deer ot Bees tin Htaliroad employees wan| Miles M. O'Brien, recelvers of the) swrne tuor nas teen catublished that | _Sallmaker Ratsey was the only I Pow for Bay Rig eset from the sto the trees, » become a member of Pe Uy some falling earth, but he didj Madison Square T n and Hugh J. iy not go to the hospital, Grant, receiver of the & a epee lated “Bond Bynd cate an s backing at the time the | In some ases ath of trees has Nicuoias Bank, \\'), Lage othe) F F . ’ tins. provided” in “modified plan Oe eo tice thi afternoon arrested five | huve ‘entered into a stipulation which j}) Pitan gy whe Was COME LEFT THE OLD ARMORY. connected with the unveiling of the| been caused poset to by last.” Honds can he deposited men the employ of the Pennsylvania | Wil be the basis of a settlement. “Our captain oti thelnesit ane | Recut Maryiaid monument in Prospect Park | thorouxhly iusulated, Uie covering the ¢ H Gompany of ault The St, Nicho.as Bank made a claim harge of most experte nin olin Serv York oa payme: Company on th The men were d to its new! ing been raved off the wares by nt mare by Wore-|against the Madison Square Bank tor “Fighting Fourteenth Moved to [he re pointed ou AS far as we arn no on vere ae was hurt, | with the Central pany < the | S0l,.47, against which the icholas mor: shth avenue and Fifteenth | friction of the branches when moved PERE TOS Waneee ; , man end Engineer Slater ag, being the $501,000.47 eilinst w nich the Bt Nicholas 71) the main the morning Newspaper re- Ite New Quarters To-Day. ae ory Rash jerenue. ae vifier | friction of the branchen when 1 eee oF on one, nyinern pore ga alate oe ane | saalicnn Batene Wi awa.Aet the Perper action the matter, ke PB!) Gol. Marry Michell, ihe oft end | "phe Glare and Hisines wera broken | tre: eo been killed t tue Une le JE, SB he Dese Bequedtly. bailed by ania Rail- adison Square Tank. dt se preset Si cretary Harriton sail there was no| Prien of the “Fighting Fourteenth Rex Mt a Ya = Toad officials. oceedin and tavae pr Topo Auge do the further information to be 1 out of en out ment,” of Brooklyn mar ees of the Penn. | der tae judgny teenth, ‘The ba 1 played " the Star- | out over the new home of the Four- | furmstied by ‘At noon the empl t. Hulse, he sald. has as Bank's 1 his ree for that pury toh lunch, They had) full amount of the St, on N their old armory Portland t . + ” a Paria wil take out} sylvania road quit hey had | f int of ihe St. Nicholas tanks yort of the affair, which wos eubstan- ry, 0 4 Spangled Banner” as “Old Glory” was ni stutestis pat | . Gimped: forty loads of dirt and) cele wae FA and the value Of Milly the same as has already been avenue, at 1.90 o'clock this afternoon for fasccd to the top of the ataff, virea Were uninsure Bdge | gravel in tt exeay the Junction road! Under the stip the receiver of made pu Nica i exonerated | the 1a me. Mitehelt on a few informal | sulin will raise atlon IP OTMRE ACL ERC thio day eect ttop, and by 1 o'clock had the| the St. Nicholas Tank is tg cotain the | Phe captain of the The was h n from remarks, ‘The regiment then tndulged | panies for the. damage. cause yo th than ever. The funnel constie MON, OURB EOD. cin ot en ilemesk nt Menem aa cane Jirag atard ane werents the nd the arsenal went in a cuilation provided by the Regi-| kiling of shade trees. Pie right 1 bands § Pennsylvania consist Pahoa ie Persie or commission a continuous ie Strig electra Wires does not give the { twelve ears loaded with iravel then | — — pak eeRen aim (wa ent oUt fro ee ee eae BUAUOUS Mental Commissary HPC ent ct ubeeeay ihe Govertanaint 49 ath otha Se ack over the proposed 2Gloe Headquarters y for Inman, ce antedating the war The formal of the arme thabal WHith Gea Monasiite 1 ind were In br backed on the tak vegan to'wer tne | COTTON OPENED LOWER, Dae Tear Tibi e Gates | The reytment 1efo in ull areas: unis byt none ea ee enh ee neice mney [eneas, wliteh nay sores vii of se Lonton| | De not bo deceived by tntriages gra t hte ene the frayel peeve same | pn offered. form, heuded by its famous band yc ree ment wil bow & fairs ldnee it give uit to" lop \ of th mwents of name, packege or cigare hd mbch harder for the Junetic y ‘able: F y Sa’ Bits ea } to) Fouetn Rew armory cont over $00,000, Tt he 4 utherwis i a . and mi Movees, to, handle cea | ene Seat Mise Aliana Whe Inman Well Known About Te Col, Mitchell ted his ment HN Vodou pice the entipe Block an mahi ee aronan Cieily ‘ TNE ONLY GENUINE Sherily after 1 ovelock thertunnel Bae | Corn Inactive—Oats Dull, Sa leer ae avenue and St. Mark's place ere it avenue, betweea jRouriwenth anil Fit hes hap q Yared by the Pennsylvania A gies aa noe, The Adelatde tx a sloop yacht, having will form « part of the Maryland Memo-, teenth ‘street, and extends back nearly ee i ap SWEET CRP RAL Cl Iroad. men, |_A decline of about § points wan no- aii vitelaide te a sloon yacht, having spe to Beventh avenue Tr ds one af the | hehe tant rial Day parade. ae gravel fell on one or two of the |ticed at the opening of the cotton her prc ling power } Most complete military structures 40] S\iarba The Closing Quotations, Bear the fee siuitic signatare of Junction employee? and nuts thers 4&4 parker, @ good many local traders who ert W. liman, Jr., was a familiar! At the conclusion of the ceremonics | the Stite tiful, tree Open. High they had te reure. ing charges bought yesterday selling out this 1 about root xaraenn | roined. by uct en g ‘The vaen say they wil Ming Chater e ina Liverpool was in the main w at New I hatchmoat| : ton of trees of assault against ¢ a and the ree eipts at en pores show a dual red the yacht Ms apie | » eapensive iatans : eh 2 And the Huser al of which made the was less than thirty yeurs old; He was . owner's sr! So The first bloodshed occurred at 2 tte er ita. The early sales inclu han with na een ange Bie oon in , o0 the pectage and on varh eteareten, oe! aK, { the Junetion 5 ptember at fo oe La a HAT bor besides he bachelor | inn * MD) v : Martin of | th T - x 7.6Te rumenis in the city. Mr ed At le iehtinis a Railroad men, was struck on the ead January, 7.80 a into the Lily PQS Et w take paly by a pece of coal thrown by M7! March, 7.91 a 7.96, » and he promptly | f\ 1 Se ten Bi ‘ - A a rd and de sennayivania men y sh AT heat. market. opened partially | came lared that he had ellie nterfere with the ornamental (} i a Pope urged on them with a iahovel reese lower, September selling at oh les hever known the girl i Nani HANDS WANTED: Galk. Ace-aame aml bu for the police there wou ve Vite and December 633-8 cents, There His yachts have been noted for the assale Mal » Pasani en a free feht Vongiderable selling locally for both gay Umes that went on aboard them vicie Pennsylvania Railroad men turned | Was COMPLY CHO Count, Most of it wag whenever they touched a part ane Mose on the Junction Ratlroad work fpember, and that month fell of Mr. Inman was until recently Prest- Re nen und seattered (hem with it yho | to 8 1-2 cents, after which there was a dent of the Hast River Silk Company, The po ire then arrested the men who | i." Tauiv.” The feeling Was very nerv- whose treasurer, Albert I, Moore, was were Having the hose, Reilly went 10 Oi. "ya the break in September wae quite | recently sent to" prigon for forging In. | « . Jieuaduartere to appear against them. | OU tecrea “after the comparatively | man, Swann & Co,’s names. and the When the prisoners were being taken {04h opening, Cables were weak, ‘The | name of Hohert W Inman, Jr. on the anus inthe patrol, they were cheered Tt00%.sRort demand for Wheat and corn East River Company's paper. In addi- BP helt caMeAdea notion, Com- | Hestentave does not hold the market to-| tion to his intereats in yachting Inman ‘ris empioxees 0} © ~ | went ef 7 ee ig ION ane. thule lied hs a | hi) 4 ra (New York Weekly ‘ Hen —= = ik Praha 5 instioy at Machinery. hi a Nu Kicing yours a Ni let wan ¢ 6 1 and dey |e eke aii the year.round Gayboy—Can't help it. I must have | | the money. ‘ Goodfello—Money! You talk of needing || j | ta kw Weat.! 160A 183 « 188 y You own one of the Mnes, | |" | was something of a horseman, and hi vg sie ica —_ money, W fo & Mudaon, cess 138 y Py fe pany’ ware eheered by ihe spectators, | “4t,5q was inactive and about 1-4 cent feeteatly ene atving erie ae | Yachts in New York waters re Mudaee nse AR AES OST—Pag.| wear Mineraide Driv Palo appeared w be in sympathy w.th ere dull and weak, . | or entertaining at the Casino. NEW ARMORY OF THE “HIG G FOURTEENTH, Gayboy—Yes, that’s way 1 need money. | pea @ Rio Grande pl. i Bie thew, i *