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VR.HOBARTAGAININTHECITY
CONGRATULATED BT RI'SINESS MEN ON
HIS SOUND-MONEY VIEWS.
AN INTENt'EO VIP1T TO LAKB CHAMP1.A1N-THB
NATIONAL ADVIBORV COMMITTEE.
flagyot A. Hobart. the Rcrnibllcan candldate for
Vj^.rresident of the l'nlted States. was ln the
c ?> agaln yesterday. He declared that hls vlslt to
\>w-Ycrk was caused by prlvale business. and he
irta'.ntalned silence ahout the Natlonal situation.
Thls mornlng Mr. Hobart, aecompanievl by hls fam?
lly, intends IO leave his home in New-Jersey for
Lake CaomplalB where he flrlM remaln for ten days
pr t*x> week?. He passed Thurs-lay night at the
r,om? al B frisad at Monmouth Beach. On the way
,o rhe etty yesterday mornlng. on the ateamer. he
he'?J an impromptu levee, while a number of well
krrown BMBBSflS men congratulate.1 him on his s>;and
ujsv: BiA money question. Among theae were
OBOrge V. Haker. president of the First Natlonal
Bsak; ."olonel A. W. Paine, James Peligman. H. S.
'Msonlag, J- Schtff, E. Fleitmann. John A. MoOaM.
pres'.i.nt of the New-York Llfe Insurance Company;
Henry B. Stokoa, oresldent of the Manhattan Life
lnmiracee Company. Wasning-ton E. Connor. F. Vle
tor. Colonel A. W. Soper. J. W. Sspaldlng; E. A.
Ts*lDard, W. M. Whltney. of Albany; \V. H. Beadle
Bton. Jr ; Henry L. Horton, Henry S. Little. of Mon
?suth Oonntjr, and many others.
Mr Hoi-an only remained ln the city for a short
time after arriving from Monmouth Beach yester
dav m.irning. but Tie managed to see several prom
inet" Republlcans wlthln thai time. Before noon
he left tne citv tor hia home in Paterson. Before
reav'tg here Mr Hobart is reported to have made
the devlaratlon that Mareus A. Hanna, chairman of
raa RepubUcan Natlonal Commlttee, has revised ihe
? '?? thal he had made up for the Advlsory Com
^11^, of the R.-publican Natlonal Comnnttee, and
that I ? New-Torfc man would be seleeted to act upon
I- s .mmittee. This is in a line wlth Mr. Hobart'a
idri e, ai l Ignorea the facttonal flght in New-York.
Th<? reported ststement of Mr. Hanna was in ac
cnr-'ance wlth a well defined oplnlon that such a
?o!ie\ BrouM be adopted by him, and therefore occa
aler.^d llttie or no eommenu
THE NATIONAL CRISIS.
ANDREW D. YVHITE ON THE ISSUES OF
THE CAMPAION.
A IPBBX39 DBUVSBBD AT A GREAT RSPVBL1CAM
VI.FiTINO IN ITHACA-THE DEMOOtACT*!
RECOltn ANO ITS ntBBEMT PECEARATION.
Ithaca. N. Y., July 10-The Republlean cam
; ga was opened here to-n'.ght with a rousing
McKlnley and Hobart ratifioation meetlng ln the
Opera HOUSS. The house was filled to overflowlng
arttfa enthusiastlc voters. The meeting was pre
I ? | over by Andrew D. Whlte. ex-M'.nlster to
R isals and to Osnaany, the flrst president of Cor
r-i: I'niversity and member of the Vene-zueian
.'ommlssion. Mr. Whlte ln the course of hls re
marks, referrlng to the issucs of ihe campalgn,
ssM:
Never slnce the Civil War have any publie <jues
t.or.s bf-r-n so fnr-reaching an.1 penetrating. 1 nese
cuestions are mair.ly two. The tirst 1?: Shall Amen
can industrv t* restored, or shall we go on as we.
have been golng during the last three years. ine
second oueation, ar.d lr.filntc'.y the greater of th<j
IWO is: Shall we have an honest. BtralghtfOTWarU
currenev. giving conlidence. aacurlty and reetoratlon
to business; glvlng every man. and espet.-ia.ly tne
laborlng mar,. a sound dollar. or shali we haye a
wild policv of adventure. of rambimg ln va'"'**.
ending In v-.rt :al rej idiatlon? the pollcy of Mexlco.
aundry Amencan repobllca and <"hina?
Proepertty had been restore 1 under the Rejvub.ican
Admlnlstration of Benjamin Harrlsor.; induatry w-as
thrivlng; the eresilt of the I'nited Stat? was unlm
paired. We dld not then need to l>orrow; we were
pavlng our debts rapld l.v a-nd ea-sily, to the adm.ra
? ii ot the world. our silver and go'.d curreney
was Incrsaslng far more rapldly than our popu.a
tloa. What dld our opponer.ta do then. 1 hey
broke down our Industnal system by the mrxlifled
Y\T?on blll. Thev wrevked confldenee ln our cur?
rency by opposing svery plan of thelr own AOmlnls
tratlon "to maintaln it. What do they propowe noW?
Having wrecked the Induatry of the. country. they
nronose to wreck Its currency and credit. TBsy
propose to reduce us. as regards our currency lo
the conditlon of MextCO, India. South Ameriea,
Chlna ani Japan, with the:r chroinc poverty and
their legions of half-srarved Isborers.
By iiggl.ng wlth the COlnsge U they formerly
lugirlel wlth the tar'.ff the rr.lne-owr.ers are to be
enrtched the ,-peeulators are to be relieved, tne
wi .1 scbemera and Jre.-uners are to take their Hignt
through new re.Ums of folly; the worklngman. the
perarloner, the man on Balary. the merchant who
has plac?sl M.-. mowy m ? b^k of Oepos t the
toiier who ha.- lnveated ss^me part of his hard earn
lngs in the savlnga hank or the buildlng asso.-latlon
? are to recelve allver dollars worth on.y about aO
What does the Rep.jbilean party propose? l-*lrst
of all. it proposea to reatore proaperlty and con
fldence' i' pr ipoaea to revive Induatry and to main
tsln sound m ney, and to this end lt propeaeii to
fr-. ?c prealdent of the Unlted Btatea Wllllam Mc
f ohio. WhO la McKlnley? What dc.es
h<- repreaent? We all know hla hlatory. Fr..m his
boyhood hls llfe has been moal honorable and noble.
Ko a youna mar. he entered the Army of the rr.ited
Statea I n - ri t aKt.nst tiie men who sought to de
alro the Natron'i unlty, a- he now -r.-.-rs thls n*-w
a-ar to Bfl t tl - arbi would wiei << :T< Induatry and
r,..:i.<r. ,
Mr McKlnley has shown his capacity in a long
llrie of trylng 'and reaponalble poeltions, aa Repre
? .. v. ?_-:.-- aa fjovernor of his State. and
all as the m..n who lld most to brintr in
prosperlty aftei li had been loel by anti-Republiean
: : ? ; an.1 we know I.in; :<i be the man who ean
. . ..- the pl *perlty which these men who
have wreoked the Demoeratic parry havi agaln
taken from ua , . _ _.?
He atandi falrly and aquarely or. the Ret,Uhiiean
platform for the revlval of Induatry at-l tor sound
money Then - ? thal platform no .-..nr-ealment,
no doubk n eai ng. It ls atralghtforward, like him
}'.<? ttanda upon tt four s'iU3re to all the winds
that Mow
1; .vi,; have tr, i^. a campalgn of educatlon, ar. ap
? ? ? | er second thought of Ihe American
: ? whlch has aaved us from varioua d<-;usior.s.
Four yeara as;o. ln a apeech at Cooper instltute.
li New-Tork, l s*>;' I thal a:.y attempl to aecure
ult.mate free trade by lowerlng the tarlff would
fea.i!? m a revuralon .rd hard tlmes. and that this
? : t.ring w reactlon puttlng off free trade further
ever. Has nol " i beea pfoved strictly true?
y t f-i-o.-rade the.iries are j,erfeet as theortea
tbi only tr ul la tbai they will not work Just yet
..: practice, They were made for a state of indus
trla peace but, as a ir.dtt<T r.f faet. we are in a
, .? nd .-!<; war wlth the older natlons of the
sorid. ar.i until we at<- induatrlally atrongsr we
rr - ? remain so.
V | gnow thal the flnancia! pollcy lald down at
<"? gri means Indlvldual an l Natlonal bankruptcy,
dlstrasa and liahonor. You know that it mea:.^ the
of 'nsuranoe comp.mies and *a\:ng> lia.-.ks.
banka ot depos'l and all the monetary mstltuti ?
Bf th. .untry. You know thnt lt means tlie
.l- of th. farmera and worklngmen. Tou
?'<->* tha: lt contrad'.cta, nol only all human eX
. out th. lo rlni of the entire !>< mocratlc
;? rty fron. th'- begmnir.g
If the .iav sver comei when the Democratlc party
rered from this foul blow Jual deall
I Mn asrain resun.e BWay in your ow:i party
Wltn flylng COlora lf no;. you ean aid in forming a
? \,- mal party, Republlean nrl Democratlc,
aj > ? ng aaved "hai' maintalr. the country.
grssscnaa Bereno '?'? Payns and Profsssor E.
\i .ft-:l '. Ilowed Ibe .hairman. Mr Payne
BBsaklng on tbe general tosuea ani Professor Huff
'.? r the eurreacy.
VOICK of OERMAN RBPUBLXCAN&
rr ib RAiacD aoainbt th? sii.vkritks. anar.
CHIgTfl AND POPUUgTg OF THB N'KW DE
MOCRACT. AM> CAbta POBI ITXITBD
WrrOtVt TO KI.K'T MK1M.KY
ANU HOBART.
Tbe fJaria ia Reeubllcaii Oeotral Oommlttes he:d a
a.,. ... it evenlna ;.: No. 12 Bt Msrk'B Plaoe, and
pa.-.-. . ....utioi.s wblcfa are llkely lo flneet
? tbe wnr-n approval of tbouaanda <>f otber <J*r
BBsn-Aaacrlcaaa in thi.- dty. Among the spenkera
at the rarwring arere C. OBts Baeee, Herman Cantor,
I and Drayer, Rudolph Rubena, Bmll Laablaht
? la Melke. Ths rosoltrtlona, anbtob were
b isd nBilnsaan sad wsn unaol
n ;-:> sdopfled, aie as follows:
Tlie Oerman Repubucsna la tbla oonamunlty, a?
-.:.:. bave slsrays bi nri foi wha4
;.??-. Snd patrlotlc ln nhe polltics
of <?u. ta the! n si I d tbe hdetory 01 the
p^ety A | ,,A They proudly polnH to the un
g and entbualaetjc auppoil they ...n.iyi gave
.-. party i n all Ibe gn-.n iss-ues of
? ? - ? ? ?? prouder stiii. at this ttme, of
abel paattlon wlth referenci i > too two g;*-at r>urn
' fl -??- ? tho day, bonSSl, souihl niLrliey a.ld a
larifl
,/.?! enemy, the .\>-w Demoeracy, controlled
and guided a.* lt l> by '.'.- S.iv.-riu-s. PopullStfl ?nd
Ai -iists, mi their daaararoua dooUtaes, ajraiti
threatens ..ur Natlonal w-ifa;.. If i.<>: oui vsry <-x
letenoe, for the <im^ ,,r, i mstboda of this New
Deoiocrs>ey, aooordlas t<> the n?r-,.,iiig wont.- of ooe
of tiie m.st oonaplcuoui Deoiocrati. leadera of 'he
aay, u-ttere,i dt i.s pr**eni National Conventlon, are
-. <r. ,ry ',\> therefru-. r..ilv agaln, .<.- Of yOTS,
i :::- S. UOOal RepubUcan standard. OStsr
rmtie,! to aid Ifl a\erilng what we regitrd hs ihe
gre.itani csiamity that oould befail the .sjuniry,
tberefote,
R*?olvMiJ. by i.'ie rjsrSBSfl Rei?ub.liari Central COBB*
n?ttee ot Uie elty aiei county -,f New-Tork. That we
hat sitf) debsrM the iiomln.itl.,;,. of Wllllam Mc
Blaley, of ohio. for Prealdent, an.l .Jarret A Ho
i<ar:. of New-Jersey, f.,r Vloa-Preeldent, oooAdaoB
?hat tbe patrioUc, ko^I. ?*oi->er t>etuu-, <>f the psopls ?>f
y*. t'nit'd ?'??;? s .will sgslfl prevsll, as lt always dld
g .t^k h<.ui>. of tlu- past, an.l th ,t McKlnley an<l
Hobart will be . ..rrlei Into tbe WMte Houae on il.e
?or. of ihe greatoet potrtioal tldal wave tiyia c-ountry
n-i* ever wltn*-.-'-!
Besotved, T ia) .<.- hear-iiy n i<-^< th<* platform aa
aOOptsd b) out National CJOVerHios at St UoulS,
** having the true, pstrlotlc ring ab.ut ll suiia"i?
to t^e bour, an I Inapiriug onfl leia < snd .-.?rnman?l
<ng tjwr s'jppot-t of a.: weli-minded. n meat and law
?ojcdng rltlren*. McKln:e>'s -iame and a protectlve
<*nff are synonymous Amerlcan lraduatries and
Amerlcan labor krrow what they may hops for at hla
?BaOds. AU that wa feel snd hoyo for ss to tbe head *
___.?_. _*__?!_,*J t1rk*t ?PP*1*'' ?** ?l-- fore to
.J?J__5 .. *i_?bar*. who. repreaeirtlng one of our moat
IrnportsiM .'bates. as to bij_1r___s and lndustrlal in?
terest s. wlll rally to the tlcket the entbuslastic
aupport of the East. The poeitlve, unequlvoeal
I dec ara tlon ln favor of mmnd. honewt money ls an
keeping with the party'a record. ard wili attraet to
Ita support a" thoae who believe ln honeaty ln publlc
""a*a, as they ,lo In thelr private deafings. The
, Republlcan party nlw-aya favored eound money. it
j alw-ays opposed a debased currency and repudiatlon.
Resoived. That we cheerfully Jotn ln extending
s>mpathy to the atruggltng natrolte now bnavelv and
patlently battting for Cuba's freedom from Spani. h
oppresslon and tyrnmiy. May thelr hero'.c efTorts
acon be oBOimed with suec.__.
i RoaoCved, By the Germ.an Republicans, w_o alwaye
| avoldej factlonal s:rife, that the se.rlousnew. and
! lmportance of the Bltuation confroirtlng the country
: an.l the glork-is part lo be taken thereln by the
I Republlcan party. demand unit?d and harnv.n1 our*
I actlon of a'.l Repub'lcans in the Empire .-rate azainst
tbe common enemy. When thus unlte.l, electlon Aay
I wlll flr_l the grtat State of New York lea.ling the
: column of Republlcan States for McKinley and
HobaH by a majortty dwarflng any achlevement ln
. the post.
MORE GOLD WITHDRAWALS.
THE RESERVE NOW DOWN TO $89,600,000
$720,000 TAKEN FROM THE Sl'B
TREASCRY.
Wlthdrawals of gold from the Sub-Treasury yes?
terday brought the gold reserve in the Untted
States Treaaury below- $100,000,00. The total wlth?
drawals were $72.,000. whlch left the reserve at
about $_9,-00.000. Hetdelbaeh, Ickelhcimer A <'o.
took -nOO.miO for ahlpment to Germany. but they
found the gold to be too light ln weight. They had
not the time to obtaln enough in addltlon to bring
the conslgnment up to the wetght called for by
thelr order, and they poBtponed shlpment until next
week. The Merchanta' Bank of Canada took $100,
000 for tranafaar to Canada. Ztmmermann & For. hay
took $120,000 "for counter nse," making the amount
withdrawn by them from the Sub-Treasury for the
week $300,000. They aald some of thelr oustomers
desired gold. and were wllllng to pay a commlssion
I for It. They sald there waa ro premlum on gold,
and there was not llkely to be so long as the (?ov
ernment continued to pav it out. The under. tand
I Ing was that they recelved a commla.i.ui of MO
' elgnth of 1 per eent.. which is the regular com
I mission.
Tbe New-York banks have lately reeeived many
1 requests frcm thelr correspondents throughout the
country fcr gold. but they have decllned to fvirnlsh
lt. Thev havo referred thelr corrcs-fondents to the
specl- dealers. The lnterior banks rieed the gold
for customers who have obltgatlons to meet whlch
are speclfl.-allv pavabie in gold. Ther- 1. dpubtleae
aome hoarling of gold. and it is eapect-d to m?
creaso in vi.-w of the silver eraze, but an absolute
premlum on g -ld ls hardlv looked for, Inasmu.-h as
the Chbago tlcket is .ure of overwhelming defeat
at ihe j.olls ln Novemlx-r.
AB UXFORTUXATE BICYCLM ACC1DKBT,
BK.c.CS. WHO RUN. IWWS A WOMAN. FRA^TIRINO
HETl ANKLE, ASSKRTS 11E JS NOT TO Bk-A-IB.
Davld W. Regr?, nlneteen yeara old, of No. 30.
West Twenty-nlnth-Bl . wm arraigne-l in JefTersnn
Market Court yesterday by Bolioeman Bellly. of the
West Sixty-elghth-et. statlon. on a charge of
asaault. The complainant, Mrs. Mary Murphy. of
No. 255 West Flfteenth-st.. was not able to appear
in court.
Reilly told Maglstrate Flammer that he saw a
crowd at Flfteenth-st. and Eighth-ave. Thursday
night at 10 o'clock. and upon investigatin^ he f.mnd
that Mrs. Murphy had been run down by a bl?
cyde and hurt. Her left ankie was fractured.
Beggs, who was standlng near, told hlm that be
waa ihe one who had run down Mrs. Murphy. The
Injured woman was asslsted to her home, whlch
was but half a block aw-ay from the scene of :h?
accldent, and Relllv arre.ted Beggs.
Beggs told Magistrate Flarnmer that the celilslon
was not due to any negii.ence of hia. H? said
he was riding alowly. ano just as he reached Flf
teentb-Bt and Elgnth-ave. a car golng optown
came alongslde of him. He sald tha: Mrs Mur?
phy elther got olY the car wlthout looklr. . or ahe
wa.ked around the rear end of the car. ani he did
not se_ her until he was almost Up >n her. He
.uiekly turned his whe.i to the right. bnt Just a.?
he d;d so 6he Jumpe<J in the same direction an 1 ran
agains; the wheel. Tne fore- of the collis:on
knocked hlm from the wheel. and she fell on top o.
the bicvrle, breakir.g her ankle. Maglstrate Flam?
mer held Beggs in $l,OK) for examlnatlon on
Auguat 11.
MR. LAZZARO FLED FROM THE SHERIFF.
TBE PRE..II.ENT OF THE MBRC ANTIIJ. SITPI.T
CX>MPA.N*Y CHARGED _TTH FRAt.'D-CAIT
IRED AFTEK. A HOT CHA_a
A. E. I__zzaro, president of the Mercantile Sup
ply Company, was arrested on Thursday on a com
pla'.nt of fraud made by the Wales Manufacturlr...
f'omr*ny, of Boston. The arrest was made on an
order signed bv Judge Conlan, In the City f*ourt.
It wa_ Slleged that I.azzaro, through a_ents, ob
tained 8.8,-11 of credit, on the groun.i that the
Mercantile Supply Company had a paid-up capltal
o.' $__.__o. Oonnael for the plaintiff ssssrt that the
company had not flle<i a certlflcate of lncorporatlon
until after the representations upon which credit
was glven had been made.
The order of arrest was placed in the hands of
[>??; -ity-Sherilf Andrew J, McGlveejr, who traced
Lsaaaro t.. Fur .\'o. ^. North Rlver. where h>- wa
about to take a boal for Keyport, N. J. Deputy
SherifT -fcOlvney .ays that when I.azzaro aaw him
he ran >lown Waahlngton-Bt. to Thamea and into
a t>-r.ement-housc. M rOlvney, after a long chaae
over the roofa of the nHghborlng tenement-h maei
tlnally f..und I.azzaro hiding behind a b?d. The
prisoner waa locked up In Lu.llow Street Jaii, in de
fault of tl.'.io ball.
THE TW1X MIXE IXYESTIGATIOX.
?BAVTS OF OTHER C____P__NI___ ARE WORKKD IN
a Biaauaa way?a ionkb nannaa that
thi; mine was inpake.
Wilkesbarre, I'enn., July 10 (SpeciaD.? The second
day of the inv.stlgatlon Into thecausesof theTwIn
Shaft dls.ist.rr saw more evMence produced in
reference to the unsafe condltion of the m:ne. and
the general belief Ib now that the company wlll be
censured severely. and that the Inqulry wlll result
in stri.-tcr mine laws.
Attorney-Gen.-ral llcComaach was called to Har
rlsburg and In his s;ead Aaaistant Attorney-General
John P. Klkin prSSMsd. I'avld Davla. the mln.
englneer of the company. wa? the fir.t arltneaa
gworn. He has been an englneer slx years. H
made ?nnreya in the mlne every we. k. A general
survey of the mlne ls made -very s.x month" He
meaaured the plllars in ;he mine and they are cr
rsctly represented on the map. On Thursday be
f.ir.- the ac.-ldent he was ln the mlne and nottced a
"w rkir.g" ot the roof a polnt 300 feet from th.
foot of the slope. This was caused by the dropplng
ol an overhanging pillar from the rlft_ to the alxtb
v.-!n.
After a tecbnlcal and m.nute description of the
mlr... Mr. Davla was askd lf he cnsldered it g.rol
minlmt to mine the . fth ard .Ixth veir.s. as they
were mtned i. tha Twin Bhsft, the Intervenlng
atratum t>.-.ng a thlck laysr of soapstone. ,.. top
of whl.h ls a strar.im of rock, He rapHed: "I
know thal it is done all througb this rsgton."
Mr. Davla >aid ha dld noi know what esosed tha
accldent, and refused to say what tba dlaaster
demonatratsd to hlm as tba enaae. Mr Davla waa
an unwtlUng wltneaa and he sald wltb mu.-h
heeltancy that the gmnsrwaya and ehaanbera were
?o nida th.it the roif was nss-tened. lt was tha
duty of Bupsrlntsndsnt l>angan and Iusil.- F.r.
man Lynott lo regulata the atsa of gangwajra and
the plllars
Mr. afeQovern aald he bad no deslre t.. call ?;:
IK.R_es until ihe (*ommls?!ion lra.1 exbauated Ita llst^
j_r *^teln replied thai the commlttee ot mlnera bad
aareed to furnlah a liet ot wttn. aaea, i.ut bad na.
done bo. Mr. McOovern (h.r. onlled aenernl M"r
He bad noi been In th?- T.vin Mir.e Blnce ]?".-?>
ro-uv Ha itiifw- nothlng aboul the mlne axeept
?rhat he learued from the mapa, but ha conal lered
?ood miniiig io have Btnal>r pJilara In tha alxtti
veln than In the v-m atwve. ll la re.- gniae laa
cor-re.-t mlnlng to hav.- p.llars on top of each othei
throagnour the varloua vetM, and bc sa-_ no ot>Jec
tlon to holdlnga and ganffwaya :yr.:y-f..r.r e
wlde It all dependa upon the riof. The object
?raa. Mr u* s,.ii. to _> 1 oul all the cjj! poaalbli
M. wheaton eroas eaamlned Mr. bi?. ana
bn.ught oul tha faci tbal li Mr. Lnn - ognkwi tb
rema.ning c.al under leaae cannot ??- mlned. rbere
??_. itrenuoua objectlon to rh:-. aad tbe taaiaUni
Anorn.v Oeneral aald he dld not aee tbal lt waa
nviteral Mr Wheutcn aald tbe rn Ilve -f the
fom.any had been attacked; lt waa endeavorod to
l_- shown rtiat thev w-r. after cheap c..al.
^?__.irman Stein said It araa tha lutj sf Hia
otera'o. tO BO mlne a:- tO take rhe mOBl I .... pM
-i... in ? alven araa. and he Biiatained thi qoea
?;,?' \ir Lata then anawered that all th. remaln?
ing coal is lost 10 the Kewton COmpaay.
a M I'o-.eiio a mi.ier, ?aid tbere wh.? an awful
JtmSn on ths pUlara Tha wltnaaa poi up tbree
RSSs? Pillara on or.e head'.ng. He bad worked la
ihe Twin Mlne un 'o wl'bln two weeks of the ac-1
.ent The rim botween the fifth and alx'h rehia
v.ried fnm eight to thlrty feer m tblckneaa Tha
.' mi.... sTid he conaldered fhe mlne unaoaVly
w!.r?.d. After th'.s the he.rlng was adjourned
untll Monday next.
OFBNIBQ THE VAYAL MII.ITIA f'AMP.
Twe'.ve membera of the New-Vork Naval Reser.es
under command of Ensign McFariand went 10 OST
dlner'a Island yeaterday morn.rig. where the> wlll
_? ,,iii ihe camp for the naval rnllitla .?i.campment.
whi-*h beglns to-day and wlll last ftve days.
EnB:gn McFariand and hls men left East Twenty
elghth-at. yeaterday mornlng on the fnlted Statee
tU^'n^rninf at I o'clock a detall of twenUr men
? -fcrriqn flreorts.
The International Falace Hotels.
Tbe Uheslreh I'alair.
I'AIRO .KSTPt.
The Klvlera I'alnre.
KK.'K .Fraaea
The Avenldai I'nlat-e.
LISIIO* .Porlngal.
The I.a IMnge.
09TBXD .Belslana.
The Maloja Palnre.
MAI.OJ \. KVi \lil\F,.Swllserlaad.
The Snmmer I'alarr.
TIIKRAPIA .Torkey.
"Bhe I'err Pnlaoe.
rn\sT ?\Tl\oi'LE .Tnrkey.
The l.cl Hotel Inlrrnatlnnal.
llltlMH-sl.Italy.
BVr Infnrmitmn. tlrkets tn all polnta an<1 la reserra ae
eomi?Kx1a'l..n apr-iy Internatlonal B. C Cn.'a Offlcea, 14
Coekspur tb, bosSSB, ir I I'lae- di 1'Opera, Parla.
TRAINS DE LUXE.
The 10MKIV riHIMHO FXPRFISS, Dally.
thi: i:\iaimF a nmuin i:\prkss
lour Tiaea U'eekl).
The WwBM EXPltliSS (t,0!?l>OV\. BRI ssn.B. ro
I.osm;, ?Ittll and ST. PF.Tr.BHBTBH. erery Sat
BBBaf,
Tha L0*n05i 0BTF.Xt>.TlF.\*4 FXPRF.SS, Dallj.
For fall partlrslar* and all tlrkrtaapplr ta
THE IXTBIVATIMAIi Hl.KFPUO ( AR CO.,
14, I orkspur Street. loa.loa. I nrland.
Grand Hotel,
_Venice._
Grand Hotel,
_M i I a n._
Hotel de la Ville,
_Milan._
TneQueens Hotel
CENTRAL. COMFoKTABUJ. MODERATE.
Antwerp^_
Lucerne?Switzerland.
GRAND HOTEL NATIONAL.
Flrsl CtaaSa BrM Mtiiallon
Oll llll' lilk".
Electrlc l.itfht TliroiiR-liouts
Proprietors, PfyrTer t% Co.
The Grand Hotel.
_Brussels. _.
THE SPLENDID HOTEL
? SKA I'llON r.
OST END,
Hotel Chatham,
Paris. ;
Hotel Binda,
_Pa r ii s a_
RESTAIR4.\T P. CI'BAT,
2? CHiMPS ELYBEK. PARIS.
Moat elrtant and luxurtLii* in Eur^pt. Recommendeo
to Amertcana for p?rfeci cuiaine and rlnc winea.
GRAND HOTEL del'ATHENEE,
15 RL'E SCKIBE.
OPPOSITE THE GRAND OPERA.
The IVIodern Hotel of Paris.
E. ARMBRU8TER. Manager.
from each of the four dlvlsions of tha State Na\-al
Reaervea arlll leave East Twenty-r-ijrhth-st. on the
ba;tle-?htp MontgD*nery, arhlch will come for them
from tbe Navy zard, Theae mea will be under <-?:n
man-l r.f L.!eutenant-Coinrnar.der QsorgS Klward
Two w.irshlps fr .m the Navy Vani arfll take up
th<- reptiiars who aro to atten 1 the eneampment,
ADOLPH BIB8CBK0PF8 DEFENCB.
MRS DTJ*TSC3tXK BATfl THE CHABOH BOT MADE
AUAINST HIM WEBI CNTilCE.
The trial of A<iolph Hirschkopf for tbe murder of
Mzzie Jasger, throuarh an alleged Incendiary flr*? on
May 31. 1SJ<4. waa r^um"! yeaterday bofore Justlce
1'ursman, ln the Crimlnal Braacfa of iho Sup.-.-me
Co-.irt. The defence CODtlnttsd to try to prOVS an
allM. laaac Fetnnaa. of No, 10 wniett-st.. a tsfloaj
testified that at 8 a. m. OB May M he went 10 C aBSf
Islsnd with Mr. and Mr-. Hlrachkopf, aad all three
were back at hN home al 8 o'clock th.u svaaang.
Rosie Liater, a sint<-r of Mr.?. Hirschkopf, aald *he
alapt at Hlrschkopfe home on ths night of May :?j.
They all retlred abool II o'clock. About 5 o'cloek
th-y were ssnksnsd by the rattlinjr of engln** going
to tlie flr? at No. I-"9 ? iff'-ik--'. They looked out
of tr.e wlinlow at the dlataat blaze. Hirschkopf re
nslBSd ln the h..u?"
Charlea Rie.-ki<-r. of No. 151 MontgOflBSrjr-St, tBStl
fi<-d that heoverheirl Shi. r RoaeohSOia ?ay to Mri?.
Iiletschek in the Tornbs: "If jrorj will say wh.it A?
sistant Dlstrict-Attorney Davifl w.ints you to, you
will then be allowed ;? r-<-- your huabaad ln the
prls-.n."
Mr?. i.ir-ts^-hek testitied that Bhlsr Roasnbams told
her she ahould tell a lawr.r that Hlraehkopf pail
ber buSbaad, Meyer, IM for surting th<- Suffolk-st.
tire. She tolJ Rossnhaun thal ahe eranted ts g^t a
dlsorre.
"1 wlil take you to a lawyer who will iret jroo a
dlrorce ln iwo iays," she aaid Roaenbaora replied.
She te^ttflel tha: Roseobsun ani a man n.im.d
Mossa took bsr to the olBca of Asslstani Dlatrlct<
Attorney Dsrft. M iasa told ber <<n tbe way to the
offlce wti.it t. s.i\. Iti anewer to ?) latl ?? ruramsn
?he witness said ahe bad confeaaed three rreeka after
ahe made :t tbat ber atateaneni to Mr. Davla araa boi
true.
Tha wltnef^ ln concluding said tnar Assi?tnnr
Dlstrlct-Attorney Davla ? ild her l i tell her b isband
to aay tbal Hlrachk pf pald bun to atsrt the flr-\
? w'.is there any -?? aho heard rr.<- say that ts
you?" Innocently asked Mr Havla.
"No w<- arere ai. ne,' al I the arltnesa
"Dld I apeaJi :?? you In J-wi?h?" asked Mr. P.i\ls.
, mlle
"llo w.r-i Blgns. ? i arltneaa aaw.
N<irn..r.nis witn.-ss.-s teatlfled Bfl tO Hirs.-hkopf's
sood character. The tri.u was adjourned until Mon?
day.
TAIL0R8 DETERBIXED TO STRIKE.
M-_r__R tcHOKtrrruy, theui lbadkr, says be
DOn KOT AI'VlsK THEM To r?* SO, BUT
HE CANNOT COKTBOt THI.M.
Th" tall rra ara still makin. pr.paratlons for a big
itrike The Egecutlva Commlttee held a neel Bg
last alght, and recelved tha rotea of UI the local
unloni ln th. Brotherbood of Tailors with the ??*.
-eptlon of one, on tbe atrlha queation, and II w-a?
' r.i thal tbey wera all ln favor of golng ont The
.-. of tba l ..ai unlona waa a foregoaa con.-iu
ilon, h iwever. as u-.e action wblcb they woo-d tik
miLI w,-:; nndi ral.I
j|ey, | g rafeld tba la > lei I tba tall ira aald
yeaterday thal there waa only ona aray to prevent
the atrike from taking pla ? ai I that waa qulcfc and
...... | tloi by the nholesale c'othlng manu
factur rs. Commltteea of thi tailors and of tho con<
... ? ?. ..... tploj tbem wlU bold a Jolni meetlng
on M onday nlght, and arlll then draw up a propo
?ltion whlch they wlll aubmll to the manufacturen
The glai < f Iha pr .poaltlon .- Ilkeht to be a req i< H
. . . mufai turem retun I ? ll ? - ala of prlcea
..... in forca ir. 11 ?- --? after tha tirst tailors
atrike
' ur Hchoenfeld dealrei .t underatood that h* has
,'. ,.'.i ,.? noi advocate the tallon golng out. and
. noi advhwd auch actlon In any <>f the
_n_.ch i whlch h.? has ina.ie at the maai meetlng*
h.n r..ntly. bui h- <ays that tha r_: ori ari
v-. and that _? tbem. Ha say..
,h,i ih, v have many grlevai and that tneir
,. ?. Iltlon - eplorable, They a-. eap? led
, w.'.rk over h..iirs and t-> accompllab mor.- rhan
... r befon The Increaaa thej a?k. h.- aaya Ib not
much belng onlj about aevenly-flve eent* on a suit
f rloth-s divlded up imong aboul tw nty-tiye per
.,,. . .\. small a? thla Increaaa appeara to be. the
?rantlng i would maka a graal Unarencs, he aaya.
to th- hard-w .rk:n . lallora
?
MOYEBEXT8 OF WABBBIPB.
w ..-i bsji -n. .lu.v v -The antaaea haa IsA Saw
porr f..r Bouthampton; the DatroM BSllad fr_m Yok...
hania for Cbenwlpo; the cncinnaM ._ll~l fr.m N-w
lU-et. f-.r OerdliEra Bay. and tbe AmoWtrtte from
\ -'..'k ro T.lhf.M.r. Ml Tbe Ma.t.i.?.-..-. 1 haa ar
rtved il Trteate
s
THI CBAl TH Ol I IB8BUBLY.
Cfesiruuqoa. Jnly '?? .S;--lal.-The aaeood ?"k
pj ,.,. Assembly is r__nlin_ to a ___B__ and the
;?cture cour?ee of the week have been c.mplete]. Mr
V ncent finlshe. with an able etudy of "Vlctor HufO."
and U_? Kev. in. iieet aummed up "Tba T_e___r *A
Gnropean Atoertucmcntt.
P UROPEANS AND TRAVELLERS will flnd
th. London offlea of Tbe Trlbuna. 7B Vleet Btreet, a\ C,
a eoovcntant plaea to laave thelr advertlacaxmta aaS aub
eertpUona for The TTlboraa. I ,_..*
London.
Hotel Victoria,
Northumberland Avenue,
Moat ninrrnlratlv and fnahlonablr
altnutcl. wlth lnrgr iiamlirr of Slt
tlng- and Bedrnoma en anlte, and
aiuicl,- nnd ilonlile Hrdronma, Tho
Vlrtnrla Orrhratra. miilir dlrectloa
of Mr. ..ro. \V. I Ollltio. Iaf<r I'rofrs
aor at the Onlldhall B.-hnol of Ylnalr. ~>
rierforiii* aelrctlons of mualc In dlu
ri(i hall ?lnll>. dnrlnjr luneheon.
dlnner and lapprr. Tahle d'hoto
I.nnrliciin 1 lo il P, M.. .'la ?ldt Dln?
ner. fl to Mt.lO, r,?. and Siinprr from
IO nVlnck. ,1? fldt alao. aervlee a la
rarte. Tahlra mny b*? arcarrd In
advanre. Open lo non-realdenta.
PROPRIKTORS:
THK (.ORI)0\ JlOIII*. limlted.
Savoy Hotel* London.
HOTEL, DB LUXB Qg THM WORIA
Savoy Restaurant
Of Gaatroaomle Faaja.
ll and plan oa tha terrara ararleetlai
ta. Lmbenkmeat, Uardeai ani Rlrar.
chef tt caMaa aAlfl... tr. ritz.
Mattre Karoffler. ?J^ABJBM j L ggngAM.
Midiand
Railway
Hotel 8a
Earlaal.
Taleflrami "Ildetel."
Waa. TOffLK. ?rr.
LANCKAM HOTEL,
London.
rarlTallrd Sitaatlna la PortlaaB Plaea,
At Top of Rereat st. W.
(nnraalant for tha B?tt Shop?, Thaatrea, F.te.
Every .llodrrn C omfort and Conven.
I0BCC. Hoderate Tarifl.
THE ADRI.PIII HOTEL.
LIVKRI'OOL
MIIH.AMI I.IIAM) HOTEL,
?*T. PAM.'RAS. I.OM'ON?
MIHI.AM1 HOTEL,
- HRAHFORD -*
' IEE.V9 HOTEL.
-? LKEDS -?
TIIE MIDLA.ID HOTEL,
_--LiERBr-?
Bpeclaltiea: Kacellent Cul?!B\
Com fort. Jlod.rate charcee.
The Hotel Cecil,
London.
Tho laufMl Htul most macnififont ln
Kun.pa. I??Tlf?<-.t in every <leta.il. Lo?
cal ioii unrivi?ll?*d, fa.'iiii: aad over
looklngj the Miiiiiankment Gavrdana
and river Thamea, T_TnHurpaaned
cuieina and the best aeleotion ot
wlneo ever otlered. TOO bedrooma
Hini 300 aalona, pnvato dining;
rooma, i.n.l pablio rssoaption rooms,
C. P. BERTINI, Manager,
' I.ru.nl Hotel, I'nrl*.
Formrrlr ol <. Deluionli'o'a. \rw-Yark.
( Crltrrlon Rrstnurant, Loadoa,
The Walsingham House
PICCADILLY.
(THE BROADWAY OF LONDON.)
Overlooka the Park and occupies the flneat po?
altlon In London. Apartment.i at moderate
cbargea for a short ir long perlod.
CulMne managerl by an
experlenced French rhef.
lelegrama. "Solgne." ) G. GELARDI.
London $ Sec'y & Manager.
NEWFASHIONS FOR 1896./.?.
?? /6/
Tweeds, Mohairs./^/*
Silks, Velvets./^//*'
Costumes,
At/ Lingerie,
Ay Ribbons, Hosiery,
Millinery. Laces.
PIIILP'a
Cockburn Houss
i,o>i>o>.
9 & 10,
Endsleigh Gardens
iip|nisii? Kuatoa. >
Htrlcll* temperaa ??.
most euttabia fnr la
di<?s an<l famlUaa.
Private ar: i aelact
PHILP'S
Cockburn Hotel,
141, Bath St,
Glasgow.
>i.ts Iddraaa.i
fafHUgS .llli-.fLt
AMkUHAV
Bvolutlon in tho Ligbt of CbrartisnHjr.'' '*Sirsrlso
borg/a Con trlbu tlon to Blbllca, Interpretatlon," araa
llBCuraed '??. :h<> Ror. 1. 1' Mercer, ani "MoItti
Pa tera" araa th.> title of a flnely llluatrated lecture
fllven by A. L Van Lj.t, of X.-w-York.
- ?
RECEIVED A BTAB AIMED AT AXOTHER.
JOHN ATWOOD SEVERElfT CCT BT OBOEOB APPO
?tiii: __%TT__a h\t> Bsasr noHTDro
WITH A THIBX) MAN.
..eorge Appo. thlrty-eight years ol I, who was a
aritnesa durlng the Leaow taveattgatton, acddent
ally atabbed John Atwood, forty-elgbt years old.
in the thlgta st 8*M o'clock last evenlng sl Mott-at
and i'hatham-?'iu are. Appo had ben flght
ing with Martln Madlen. a sh e-miker. with a shop
,n Jam-s. t., wh.-n Atw... 1. who is not acqualnted
wl:h elther Of the nirr.. walked between them as
they aasauated
At that Ins-ant Appo, who had a .laap-knCfe
with a blada totat Incbea kmg ln hls hand. made a
?avige lunxe at Mad 1-r. Th'- krilfe stru.k Atwool
In th.- tbigh, near the griin. cutting a long, d-ep
ga?h. from which a srr.ani of blood poured forih.
Madden l-..- i bale stick anl promptly kn<.ck>-<l hls
asaallant down by a btow >v?r the i.? k of his haad,
A larga crowd had gatherel by this tlm.-. and
s .me ..r..- Informed Potteeman Btepben Lochman,
who wns on post at Pell-et an l th.- Bowery. When
>-,.- got th.-r- he aaw Appo put s-.methlr.g )n the
:-;:.- pockel of nn coal and start to walk acroas
Mott-at He arre-tel Appo, and found the dar-.
_.r lUB kr.'.f-- !:. hls pocket. On the way to tba
Ettaabetb-el srarion the prlsoner l.e. ame _o
w--ik rhat Loebmaa sent for tte- patro) wa.on, ln
whi.-h both men wera raken thero. A hurry call
bro'-ighi .. Hudaon Btreet Hoapltal ambulance, ar.d
Surge..n Johnaon t-.k Atwood t.. th>- hoapltal The
aurge-.n . ai i th- around araa aertoua, and tbal had
tbe kmf- penetrated a half ln.-n furth.-r, Atarood
w.uid bava i-i-i to daath In forty aeeooda
Ar.|?> araa aullen .md t_o Intoxtcated t-> make any
atiiiem.-r:t H- w.i^ :?.. k.-l UB, after statlng that
ba waa h-rr,.?,???; Aiw.*>d aaid b* wa. a h omele__
nea apaper r. j ort>r
The poHoe aay that Api?> reee Mly left Sing ...ng
prlaon, wh< ro he war. aaat for a term of ona year
and juna nr ntha by Recorder <e.fr for .?tea: ng an
overeost from a aak_ n on tha oorner of Fightn
ava and Q__^d___>dr-d-and-alat<_>n.h-at He was
ll ? i.c !n F'o.ighkeeps!.. whlle trylng lo work the
"sawdual game.'
Th.- prl*.ner wlll t_- arragn?I ln the -*en>r.
Btreet Court this morning. wbera ii- wlb doubtleoa
be held to awalt Ihe r-_n!r of Atw-ood'a injurles.
-o -
CLOBIXQ FBICEB BAS FBABCIBCO BTOCEB.
Sjn .'ran i?. . July 1". 1SU0
Ali_ ?? -W Ma! _? N | >.
fl |l l - ? '" Mf _!.-__ . Ot
Itrtl O I'.fl.rifr . .HS.Dpblr .i.ou
11..II. <Vn 4-. I" >toal .| IA
Cbollar .2'fi . av_ge.7.1
< ? ii f_l A Va.I.*" i'n|..n Con .47
Cro-n Polnt .47lf_ih .i_
.bl.Y.ii.- __.k.t _....._._. .u
Cnrop.an _.d-_-.tB.mei.ta. ?
: Upper Norwood, Queen's Hotel,
Naar Cryatal Palacc. London' H_allhl??t altuatloa l_.
' Englana Lov.iy gardtna. Boarditw tarrna from $2.80 par
Say. 8pecia_ _rrru? for larga p_r!l.a. Coovealtnt trala
| aarvlce. _ .
, Norfolk Hotel, Brishton. England.
Ellta Famlly Hotal. Overloulia aea-wall promenaae anu
lawna. Fin . publlc rooma. Perfect aaaltatlon. Shadad
electrlo llghta Llft. Dallcau culalna. Cholce wid.b.
j Julaa A. Cnrightor. M_r._
Q7_____?_?_? 8i__0_?l Soath-ea.. Portaaaonth.
Ueen 9 PlOXei, Kin, m_rtne vlew. raeing
1 lalo of Wlght. Lovely o'd garden*. Tennla. ?tc. Ad
. k-lna Royal Yaaht Cluh. Freouent boata t'< Cowea. Ryda
and Southampton. "Koyat Pler Hotel" und_r ?__>?
: dlrectlon. _ _
, The Howard Hotel. ^t
NarMh riireet. Kmbankmenr, 7_or__on.. Thla n?wi_r
i areeted BoU 1 la rep>? with every m_dern comfort.
' Overiooka Kmbankment and Kiver. KI*gant ar.d apacloua
publlc raeaaa Btaetrta __M thruughou'.. Am?rican eya
tem elevatora. Flxed rarllf- _
Great Northern, North Eastern
& North British Railways
(England & Scotland).
The East Coast Route
Between
ENGLAND & SCOTLAND,
MJa the cath. Iral citlea of Peterb.ro*. York and
l.nrham. TOURIST TICKETI ve ISSOSd from
Mav lst until Oetober 81st, enabling; travellers to
break their journey at thege towns. glSO* at
Scrooby. the orlglnal home of the Pllgrlm Fath?
er*. also th_ home of John Roblnson and Wiil?
iam BrsWStsr, and at P.awtry for Au. terfleld, the
home of Wllllam Bradford. Paasengers holdlng
tonrlst tleketa from Great Northern Statlona to
Scotland, can travel north of X. w.aatle elther
vla Bsntrlck Off Hexham and Melroae.
The London termlnus of the Great Northern
Rallway iw Kins;'b CrOSS otatlOB.
Pamphleta and all Inforraatlon can be obtalned
from Mr. Frank C. flark, 111. Broadway. N.w
V rk. Tlckets can also b** obtalr.ed at "Clark"
Tours." 2. Cbarlng CrOSS. London.
HENRY OAKLKY. On'! Mnnasrer O. N. R.
GEO. S. GIBB8, Gen'l Manager N. E. R.
J OONACHER, Gen'l Manager N. B. R.
Aprll. lV.xi _
Creat Western Railway
of England.
"ROYAI, OXFORD'' or "SIIAKESPEARB"
Roflte.
Pasaengera from and to Amerlca hn.e tha
eholce of
THREE ROLTES
R_T8'EE*i LIVERPOOL AXD t.OVDOVi
j? The Ro>-al Oxford or Shakeapeare Roate.
2?TI.e Woro eater Roate.
ft?The Hereford nnd Glonreater Roate.
The lli. II? ii v paaaea ll.r.xitfh aome of tbe
Moat Pl.tnreai.ne S.-enery ln thf Conntry.
Tbe followlna l.lwc.a .au lt* .lalted en
routci
iHK.Si_H?on. of tha moat ancient citlea ln
fnajanit
MIRHW. IH'RY?Rl-h ln Anriquarlan Intereau
WA-tWICK?Por Warwiek Caatle.
M:\MI .I.TOV?lr Kenllworth . ast> and Ouy*e
niff.
STRATFORD-OX-AVO*?Shakeap?ar-e blrth
0_'i"ORD-Tti* Hty rf CoV*_?..
SI.OtT'tl?I_r - t_k? Park. whlch belonged te tVlll
larr. P_ni tha r-??.,...- nf p. ri-ioylvanla.
t. I~r?-OR r*BTt."R. r_. hetiM nf t_e Queen.
THK KARKM T4? I.O\DO\ AK_i
lat elnaa .T.OS; _><! elnaa. ?8__-l .1.1 elnaa. *.__..
lUiggngf chrckril tlironah between I.lvrr
pool and I.ondon. invliif maaeugera all
tronhle.
1'1CKI_T8 rnn b? ohtaln-d ln NEW-YORK of Mr.
FKANK C, -I.ARK 111 tiroadway; Meaara. COOK A
SO.V, 2C*. and 202 Rrndway.
III'ARY LAMHKRT. General Manager.
Paddlncton liiation. l_rmt"H. March. 181B1
The Imperial Hotel, Malvern
la tlie m->bt central polnt for An-.crlcana dvalrlnj to visit
Worccatar, Bbrawebnry, Hareford, Btratford :. .von. etc.
Vlairors can sp?r.d rhe day ar rhes; dilTerent i.lacea anl
return In the evenlng to The Imperial. located ln auperb
pruat. irrour.d?. and th'-rcughly modern.
WARWICK.
'?VV.inlr.'.f.L- a Cei.tral for vlaltora to Kenllwortfc
" Wipawn. and st.atford-on-Avon.
b!e d'hota.
Clarenr
Tabla d'hote. 7 p. m. aervlce.
IEAMIXCTO.V
ua* ai_
flrat -clasa. Ta
"RichmoiidYille." ^Tr_.__.^_;.*nd! "?*'? "
PlatvonHnn Tlnt^l PatraBlaaS by beat Ameri.
1 r ' M can and Enghah famillaa.
WWDERMERE.
i'T.4?l?fi4?li1 a H:*h aiwva t.ie laka. In Ita own r___
JJCI.">IICIU. nilkent groun
jnda.
KII.LARNEY.
rir?of Bouth.rn lljteL Must central poaltlon of tha
Urea* |___ putrlct _
ILFRACOMRE (JtorTh^bevon).
"The ColHngwood.w g&jgjg B">utlfu'
LOCH katium:.
Trf-.__ir>h'e H.tel. Poatlaf. Klahing. Speclal terma
* roaaBcu -> p^r w?Mk i__ciuaiy_.
I-OCH I.UMOMI.
centiy of tha Scottlih
Invereuaid j)
family-penTioIT _5_^^^_T
>?- h?u4e, rxralleat talile, hoar.l from . fr'. per dajr.
q ? :i*<, Rue lllan.hr near li'd 0|.t:i. I'.r. _nn lot rl.
r dllS, 1.1.cf. hatln. 4unoy roomt, nd rook. Hoil.rsta.
TAMAR
INDIEN
GRILLON
A laxitlvr, refresl.lng
frult : i?n_?
very ag: eeatle t. tajia
for
CO\ST!P.-TIO_T.
h.m .rrholda. blta,
losa of app-tlta, ,a?-rl. <n1 In-ea
unal tr.uo!-s and haa Ja rha arlaing
from th?m.
E ORILLON.
38 I'ua ?'!?< Arch1%-_a.
Parla
S-ild hy n'l drurg'.ita.
WllKltH TO ???!* VI EIROPE.
DEBENHAM & FREEBODY
By special appointment to
Her najesty.
Fur Qarments,
Costumes. Cloaks. lantle.,
Silks, Laces, Dress Qoods.
Mprrial l.rhibilion.% of
OLD ENGLISH FURNITURE
a\r> OLD EMHitoiiiiiiiir.a.
Catalogues of all the above post free.
Wigmore Street iCavendish Square), London, W.
Thi-rr niiitiitc*' tritlk /><???? 1 ittujliilm Hotel.
IRISH LINENS
IJir?.f*t irorn tha LootriH,
AT MANUFACTURERS' PRICES.
IRISH LACES
In 4?x'"lur.ivf? 1 )?.f?i_;tia,
ol rara j?r-<><l>i(.ti?>ii.
Walpole Brothers, Ltd.
1 iKatabllahad K?6.)
Belfast, Dublin,
aad
89, New Bond Street,
London, w.
PETER ROBINSON
Dry Goods Store, Oifbrd-SI.,
London. Ons Hundred shops
and Show Rooms. Latest
fashions, best style, moderate
prices.
Macintoshes
and Waterproof (ioods.
Lstablished 1827 by Charles
Macintosh & Co., the original
manufact urers. All goods of the
best quallty at moderate prices.
58, Crtaring Cross, London.
Trafalaar Sq., farlnt Vl.ee t oloma.
S. MATTHEWS dc SON.
JAS. SHOOLBRED & CO.
lEstablished 1822.)
r.ntire House f:urnishins;s and
Decorations, Direct Carpet Im
porters, Inside and Outside Blind
Maiiufacturers, Uedding rianufac
turers and Cabinet Makers, House
hold Linen, Ironmongers, China
and Olass.
JAS. SHOOLBRED & CO..
151 to 162. Tottenham Court Rd.,
London. %
CuToyean CkoveiiiatrntntB.
WHERE TO SHOP 151 EL'ROPC.
TheOrafton FurCo.,Ltd.
Art Furrlers.
Our individuality of design ?otf
exclusivo styles, eombioed withj
the very best selected skius and.
superior workmanship, have given'
our garmenls a world-wide repu?
tation among those who are con
noissetirs iu Furs. Comparinjj
price for quality. we challenge
competition. Strictly a "Fur
Ilonse."
164, New Bond St., London. Djfr
Tailors,
For Ladies and Oentlemgn.
The most exclusive modela
to be found in london. Wa
number among our clienta
many of those who are re
cognized as the leadera of
fashion in America and
Engiand.
217&2I9,REGENTST?W.
London. (73 fenchumh st., Le*
PTOTOGRAPHIC
GALLERIES.
Artisfic Photography
at moderate charges.
Barrauds, Lim.
263, Oxford Street, W.
(Oxford Clrooa.
Iiondoiia
Fisher
AND
Son,
WAUKENPHAST SHOES.
60 Haymarket, London,
8. W.
'king i am-not:
'PRINCE I AM NOT.'
BUT I AM
Jugla the Clover'
YOi: A.LA. K-N'iW.
24, Coventry St.. London. We
WESTOBY & C&a,
American Tailors,
4 0. WEST KI'ltAM). I.OVDOX.
Cloae to Metropole and Virtorln llotela. Moef
moarrati. iirloea conalateal wlth foaU a*av>
terial aad beai work.
ASPREY,
166, New Bond St., London.
The l.ai'C.'M SHt-.tion ol
TRAVELLING BAGS,
nnd SIIvit .llomited l.i'tuhor l.oods.
Exclusively
A Silk House.
fRatanllahed over !?? Yeara.)
SILKS.SATINS, CHINES. BROCHES, 4c.
Ca.lonrr. will flnd srreat advantaae la
Clt? I'ricea and Meaara. IIIl.lltcU'a leaa
exoerlence lu tho 811k Trade.
C. &J. B. Hilditch,
II & 12. Cheapside, London,
Novelties in Fancy Coods. Ete.
CHARLES MORRELL,
"THK Sonoil kasas lo laaetaeMa Tfereltlee
ln i'rrssnl. an I Surrlaltirt la Jrwtlrr,
"C1VET CAT.** Liathrr an.l l narj Hs aSB, ttt.
80 * 01 Bl Itl.lM.THV AKI 499, I'll I 41>II.I.V. 1,0* DOX.
Jewellera and Silversmiths.
JOSEPH HEMINC & CO..
ni.I silrrr PUI??01.1 Sh.BI.sld Plata.
01.1 Kamilr leaetBi-SataHlBI for I'rusnla.
IsrOMU'lTST.. I.OMMIV, W. \e\t Duorto ?? li^;l)F^B^.,?
H. P. Truefitt, Ld.f
13-14 OLD BOND-ST.. LONOON, W.
(Through to Burlington Arcade.)
and Hotel Cocil.
Illfrh-rlas* Hair.lrrssliic i,. frmal*- <'ip.rl?. Sanlrarw
aa.l riilrupod/ i.j ?w-lork easfseara I'lrat aad
only "Imericaii MutIii.- sal.toai" la l.oadoa.
Ess Bouquet
Spermaceti Soap.
Bayfey A Co.
OBBiafebahei a d 1T30.?
Farlmmay aaa?l l-'mo
Xoltot Soap Mialcwra,
94, St. Martin's Lano,
London.
And at all Ii x>> ? Uaa Hciaae
tv*r>wl,'ra.
BOOK-PLATES. SEALS. RINGS.
ENGRAVING. FINE STATIONERY
PEDIGREES. GENEALOGICAL and
HERALDIC SEARCHES.
THOMAS MORINC
52 High Holborn, London, W.C.Eng.
PARIS SHOPS.
LOUIS VUITTON'S
AMERICANS' FAVORITE
TRUNKS AND BA6S
PARt-\T MON p? r^? | f Rajag 5CRIBE
CHAMPS-ELYSEES BKANCH
57, AVENl'E MARCEAl
LONDON. <*< STRASI).
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For Comfori and Rlejinca
tlALOYRB'i
Boois aad Shot 8.
21, Boul'd des Capudaea,
Opposite
jrand Hold,
Parb.
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l.-ai Hlful - -t ..-ri <if Diamonda ?n,l oth#r pwloua BtoBaa
orlaina' ani iim.iue J??.?n. ' In Jaw.lrr. fln. aratcBaa,
artlrtie slh?r??rr. ?tc. di .iiMina * <[". ar. IM "J
r.yr.-aentati\*a lu l'aria of tha (j.rham ilf?. to or waor*
York.
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8TATk"aM> JACKSON 8TB
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FURS!
FURS! FUR8!
P. M. Crunwaldt, '
? RVtt OF. 1.4 8*?IX. PIKII.
Iarf??t aaanrtm.nl ul fliia.l fara. K.arii. Mlisr aal tlla*
r'n\r., Itis.ian NaMr, S.al Kar. aal l.ar.aritt li Xawast
abapra, ' haapaal arlrat.
tfaroacan Danktrt.
CARL.SBAJ>.-?Sc*fcniaclM
