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MESSEMER 4 HYPNOTIST.
Ufl astonishes Hew BaTen by a Won
derful Exhibition of His Powers.
A-Young Woman Sings "Annie ten-
rle" to a Choir Accompaniment
and n Young Sinn Flounders
Among Parlor Rugs.
Coroner II. J. B. Monomer, of New York,
has been spending tho past five or nix weeks
In Now Haven. says tbo Evening JUolstrr,
of that city, whero lie came to reenperato
prcvionn to his departure for Berlin, whero
ho is to atteml tho International Medical
Congress In tbo Fall. During Ills visit in
this city Dr. Messemer ka3 been tho gnest of
ma cousin, jacoo urosciiart. anu so well
satisllod has ho becomo with the cool sea
breezes of too town and the outlying dis
tricts that ho has decided to remain here
until it becomes necessary for him to depart
for Europe. ,
Coroner Messemer hai many .traits than
commend him, and one of these is that ho Isl
A a popular Democrst. This was demon
stratedwhen he was elected throe years ago,
when ho ran 211,000 votes Ahead of his
ticket. But politics is one of the things the
Coroner has no desire to dlncnsn out of sea
son, and he has devoted his stay in New
Haven entirely to pleasure, aud the result Is
that he has added some muscle to his already
strong limbs, and to-day looks as though he
were ready to enter the ring against auy of
the amateur pugilists with which the coun
try abounds.
Tho Coroner is a Jovial, pleasant-faced
man, slightly above medium height. Al
though American born his features area
Teutonic, lie has the blond complexions
and light hair of Jits ancestral race while vl
pair o( bushy side whiskers give the addU
tlonal advantage of appearing like the aver
age American business man. flood nature
la impressed upon his looks, and the stranger
who forma a good opinion of him at first
sight is never disappointed on further ac-1
qualntanoe. He is bubbling over with
fierrimeut on all occasions, and be baa In
roduced more amnsenient Into New Haven
during his brief visit here than any visitor
of recent rears, excepting (.'hanncey M.
pepew aud a couplo of other big meu who
have delighted local gatherings both public,
audprirate.
to Anions the Coroners accomplishments I
is that of being a linguist of unusual tsleut.
He epesks Kngllsh, (lerman, French, Hpan
isli and ltaltau fluently, and also has a smat
tering of Bohemian. Hungarian. and a few i
other lauguagea which are heard of only In 1
the encyclopaedia and occasionally in the!
l'olico Court, liven the Irish language has!
not eicaped him, and a few davs ago, while I
pasing through a downtown street ho sur- j
irisedu kind-hearted oldlrlsb lady by ask- I
ug her the time in as pure (laelic as was over 1
leard 111 the llreeii Jsle. Tho woman looked
at him in astonishment for a moment, and. ,
thi.li .nlllni lir liarji arm. Ill li.FMKnn J
apron inquired; i
"Arrali. now, an' what part of .Oirelandl
are you frum? Burs It'i mesel' as niver
a man from the old dart wid whiskers Ilka
yer own."
lint Coroner Messeuier's rrincipal accom-
Pllshment.andone that has attracted to him
many admirers since his visit to New Haven,
is bis power to hypuntuo people. He does
not maku it a practice to exercise this power
iiid(vriiuiiatt'ly, but in social gatherings
clnnuc the past low weeks he hai been pre-
valla upon to give exhibitions of this wou-
ucrf ill science, and the reult of his demon-
strallous has amazed those who were for
H tunato enough to witness them. '
At one of these gatherings a few evenings
ago Dr. Mearemer found a nuinler of sub-1
Jeota among tho ladies aud gentlemen pres
Ml cut, aud at the earnest solicitation of the
Party he consented to hypnotize some of
!uem. Takiug one of the gentlemeu aside
te learned some of the principal character
"tics of tlioi-e present, and after impressing
J b!n upon his mind, he began operations.
n lha first subject was a youig lady who has
n Pov,Vr, ven known to sing or plsy the piano.
K It diil not take Dr. JIenier more than two
n uilnute to plsce herundtrhisiniliieiice.and
H at hu renuest'she coi.ieuled to sing, 8iat
H Ing herself on oue chair, she deftly rau her
1M1 ungersciver the trams of anutbsr chair, 1
in which sb9 supposed to be a piano, and after!
IH spnudiug the notes of a brilliant introduc-. f
tiiin, sang out versa of ''Annie Laurie,1 ais I
BJ aoiunaiiying herself on the chair mot irtis. I
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W Afternoon. I
I RACING POINTERS. I
hi
WThe following are the horses that different
Etlpsters think should win on their merttsi
jL Koferco, in tho aborting U'orfd, makes'
1 these selections i .'
T at nmnnTos nr.Acn. J
I- First Ilaco Cascade, Emily Carter. i
I Pecond Itaco Major Daly, Htryke, T
I Third llace Jugsler, King Crab.
L fourth llaco Ileck, Zephyrus.
P l'lrih llace BarriBitr, bnpervlaor.
f Ijixth llaco 8an ford. Echo. ,H
m xr ocTTENrunn. ''
First nsco-QracioM.. I!ed Elm.
B Second llace Nina W., Jim (Irar.
Tliird llaco Tom Dsnohue, Ilertha Camp
bell. Fourth Ilaco Golden Heel. Larchmont.
f Fifth llace Lotion, Motiio Cristo.
tiixth ltace lllackthorn, Minuet- t
From Other Morning- Papers. '
k at nmnnTOK.
fi First Ilaco Repent, 1: Cascade, C.
. Hecond Itaco l'liii'iilx. 1: Major Daly, C-
II '1 bird I'.ace Tanner. 1; llelwood, a.
Fourth Itaco Ernest. 1: Bonanza, 1!.
KFifth llaco Diablo, 1: liadge. 3.
Uixthltacu Jim Murphy. 1: Bassanlo. 3..
k First Race Itepent, 1; Cascade, S; Van
illa Hlly. :i. .'
eccoiid ltace Phcenix. 1; Major Daly, St
Barter. 3.
Third ltace Tanner, 1; Kins Crab, Si
pengeur, :i,
I Fourth ltace Diablo. 1; Badge. 2;Zephy
rns, :i. t
L Fifth Race Ernest, 1; Barrister, 2; Dar-
Bixth Race Jim Murphy, 1 ; Baasanlo, 3.
Banford, 3. ;
1 "First Race-Repent. 1 ; VapUU filly. S. J
Becond Race l'hwnix, 1; Rafter, 2.
Third Race BellwooJ, lj Ht. John, S. f
Fourth Race-Dlablo. 1; Badge, S, i
Fifth Race Gen. (lordon. 1; Darling, 0
tjixth Raco-LIngnlst. 1; Jim Murphy! V
k' AT OUTTEMBUnO. I
E First Race Bsn Lassie. It Oracle M., 2.
Heconn Raoe Theora, 1; Arizona, -',
Third Raco-Bertha Campbell, 1; bell.
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Fonrth Race Clay Htockton, 1; Larch
Hnnt. 2. ;
FFIfth Raoe Marty B., 1 j Sorrento. 2. i
UJixthltacft-Blaokthorn, 1; Minuet, 2.
First Ilaco Minuet, 1; Bam Morse, ji
Red 1.1m. ;i. . S
' Second Race Bhotover, 1; 'Nina V,, M
l'all Mall, 3, sa
Third Raco Bellovue, 1 1 Woodcutter. 21
Blr Rae, 3. I
Fourth Race Golden Reel, 1; Larchmont,
St Maggie K.. 3,
Fifth Race Sorrento, 1 Count Luna, 21
Teddlngton, 3, l
KlxthRaco ,111, 1 Algebra gelding, 21
Herman, 3, ,l
' First Raro-GraoleM.. 1 Red Elm, a, W
l Hecond Race Hhotover. 1; MoDowell. sfl
r Third Race Bertha Campbell, l:Yood,
lutter, 2. ,
I Fourth Race Oolden Reel, 1 ; Clay Stock
ton, 2, i
Fifth Race Sorrento, l j Count T ru Si
Sixth Raco Cupid. 1; Herman i,
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Driffhton'a Op,.nlnir Doy.
r The popular Brighton- Beach track, loT
rated on the very versa of the sea. berini Its
twelfth regular season to-day with a good
I programme, and inaugnrates, besides, a re
IvItsI of steeplechases and and hurdle-races.
Ejo-dsy's event belpg over hurdles. Tliet'lur
pinnounce that bookmakers deciding ta
fwork at Brighton will lie supplied with
taheeta and all necessary tools free of chargei
Ian important item in these days, when
Fprnlleges prove so costly. The progrsmm
riist Use-R.lHns i two Mr-olJ. i tlT-.lfhth. of
ainll; -Vanilla fllljr, lift. Coiuuioo Kioh, 113
li.uoLI., 105 UvtaLaniiu. VlUtr Morula, (',
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Mlond Itaatla, liam MorM, ItalUr. TappahtnS
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BLOOD SPILLEOS
Battle on Broadway DsHvoon StrikH
ing and Working GloakmakerajH
Five Men Wounded Before (be PollSH
Reserves Reach the Spot. H
Umbrol!a3 and Fists Usoil b
Hundroda of Angry Mon. 1
Hunpjor and Dnspnlr Inoronnlup; tH
Illttcrncss oftho Lnbor Fight, 1
The bitterness which has been browlH
between tho striking clnakinakers and
manufacturers culminated in a lively HH
on Broadway this morning. H
At H o'clock from 300 to 4 00 of tho striH
lug operatives, madu dcsicratn by theHH
protracted fight against thoir emplnyeelH
attacked tho employees of Meyer Jnn&ssjHH
.tCo., at 3rH Broadway, botweou Leonf-H
and Franklin streets. IbxsbxsbxsbxsbxsbI
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Operatives, shipping hands, clerks anH
bookkeepers wera assaultetl and blooHH
fiowed freely from many scalp wonnda, ll
The injured wuroi aBLxtBXtBxi
William Vihneh, aged twenty-two, npOgTsBXSBXSBXSBXSBXs!
of 210 Socnnd avonue. sorcre aH
wounds, taken to Cliambors Street HonrnH
ItoiiaiiT Bdkon, bookkeeper, slight scilHH
Chaiiles Botler. stock clerk, 'Hajflll
scalp-wound. LxsbxsbxsbxsbxI
Kujii, operative badly bruised; 'jH
homo. H
Jonxni Fnnnr.xiiiiMin, shipping depidH
ment, badly bruhed.
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tory of tho Mercantile- Cloak Companys
304 Broadway, but whllo threats wcsH
freely malo tho strikers failed to make aflB
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to enter the shop, they were pnmmeled byH
the strikem, who rorbade them with vehe-H
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hustled away by force. Ihcro wero nulljH
number or these, and in a few mlntiH
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dozon running lights, with one helpless mH
In each case, the centre of a fighting cyclooH
of enraged men.
For a time tho riot threatened to become eH
most serious affair, and tbo reserves at thsiH
Leonard street and Elizabeth streot poliqaH
stations wore promptly summoned to ttH
scene. H
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formldablo night sticks rushed onto tk-H
scene from Loouard street led by ItouniTHH
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Charles Riitier, or 2.1H East One Mundr9BlHB
and Twelfth is the stock clerk of .iBHBhJHJ
firm and Ins desk is nearest the BroadH
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Murderer Eyraud'a Confcasion.
Arrntiftrinents for (ho Wcilillnp; or
Htnnlry anil Jllis Teniinnt.
mv rAM.r to vna rass mvi ai-o-utioi
l'AMi', July n. Michel Eyraud's confos.
slon of the murder of Online, tie huittur,
waamado beforo M. Dooofer, a magistrate.
Eyraud said that lio know It was useless to
attempt to decche. and therefore his pref
erence was to tell the truth.
Hoadinlttod that alt Oabrlcllo Rompard.
his former inlstrcss. had said concerning
the rrlmo was true, anil said i
"It n I ho lured Hondo to Rno Tron
sou tin Coudray, and It was I who killed
him."
Ho thou stated that (labrlclle had helped
to nlacn tho body In the trunk.
At this point Eyraud aKed the magistrate
not to Insist upon further particulars, ssy.
ing that ho was really too tiuwoll to con
tinue. Ho said that ho had formerly declared that
ho was Innocent to prevent sullying tho rep
utations or his wife and daughter.
Arrantremonts for tho Woddlntr of
Btnnloy and Miss Tonnnnt,
IPPRi.Ar rM.t Hicws prritr.1
Inihix, Jnlr 3. -Tbo Stanley-Tonnant
marriage will bo celebrated by JJIsliop Rlpon,
the Dean or Wostuiinster.and Canon Farrar.
Tho brido will bo attended by Ilvo pages,
three or whom will bo sovon years of ago.
and by two brldemaUK agcil six, all or them
dressed in white, the coatumos being of tho
time of Charles L
Mr. Stanley's best man will bo Comto
d'Arocb, who has bocn sent to represent
tbe King or tho Belgians.
Mr. Stanley will bo attended by five
groomsmen, Messrs. I'arke, Jephson, Nel
son. Stairs and Bonncll.
It isoxpected that the royalties who have
Intimated their Intention or being present
at the wedding, will attend tho garden party
subsequently at Richmond Terrace, the
bride's preseut homo.
STILL ANOTHER STATE.
Thn Prosldont Signs the) BUI Admit
ting Idaho as a Gtato.
fsrzciAt.Tn the KVXNnra wnnr.n.1
WABM!aT0K, July 3. President Harrison
signod, at 10 o'clook this morning, tho act
admitting Idaho aa a State,
Dsixter Will Drop Iks Case.
arZClAU TO TBB WOBLTJ. J
MiMnxivoijs.Mlim.. Jnly 2. The charges
against the Minneapolis census enumerators
are to be dropped, as evidence acainst thorn.
In tho opinion or Gcorgo N. Baxter, special
counsel lor the Government, will not war
rant a prosecution. Within a few daya
Baxter will forward to the Attorncy.Oencral
at Washington his recommendation tbattho
cases be ahandnned. Although ho has not
completed his examination of the ovldenco
against tho enumerators ho has proceeded
far enough to feel reasonably sure that there
could bo no case.
A rpconnt is in progress In four districts
in this city by fifteen skilled canvassers.
Every one of those fifteen men Is being
shadowed bv detectives In tho employ of St.
Raul citizens.
Ilochy Mauataln Cnrnlvnl.
Oode. Utah. July 2. The Rocky Jlonn.
tain Carnival bogan yesterday, the royal
train arriving shortly before noon from tho
East amid the booming of cannon and tho
cheers of the people Rox, accompaniod by
a brilliant rctiimo aud escorted by tho
Louisiana Riflo. wss received by tbo Mayor
and tendered the keys of the city. Speeches
of welcome wero made by Mayor Kleael and
Gov. Thomas and responses by numbers or
the royal Party. W. G. l'ierson. ou behsir
or Monte ( rmo. delivered the oration or thn
day. In the evening them was a grand
banquet in the carntral palace, and during
thealternoon a procenlon or various ciwo
snd military organizations, followed by a
display by a largu company of cowboys. To
night Rex was crowned King or the Monte
Cristos with elaborate ceremonies, after
which the cowboys took possession of tho
palace for their grand balk
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Amateur Baseball Notes.
Ttas Kmsraldsd.faatadthsKlTsralJa Jnnlora by
aaowraof 2b to24. Tba f.aturaof tua saaai waa
I ha battles at llnrna, ul lb Kmsralda.
ThaGllntona, of ttrookljm, would lika to arrauso
for aaiaa. la Aaca.t and ft.itambr. Addrvaa
Cbarlra W. Caiup, lOLaiioston av.naa,nrooklrn,
Tba Ltbarty luoiora. bsTaorsaaliad tor Ibo sea
sua and woohl Uka to har Iron, nlo.s nnd.r alx
toan yaara of as. Addraas H, O. bos 3,3U7, oily.
Tb Vnlantaara. of Stount llopa. waald ttko la
har Inni untfortuMl nln. for tiunday sania., Ad.
draw, llusti U'all, Jr., DJIiTr.uii.a6 avauoa, Tra
bioni, Tba Kaslaa wonld Ilka to haar from four food
plapara bataaan atstaan aud s.n!a.n yaar. cf
ta. Aili toL'.pt.lu Uir,-a r'ijnu, 220 W..I
Ta.ntrlsbtb alraat.
Two sood all-around ball plarrra batwtea tha asa
Taataiitaau and alsblwo wuald JUo to Jolu tonia
toudolublorbundayaudbolliUr sauta. Addr.aa
layar, 431 Ta.uly.fourlbalnat
Tba Tonaaanda lla.'ball Club ba.alba follow Inf
planar. Frtary, a.and caciahi, VlaNainara, r, f , .
(IuuiaoK,a. f. . Utlroy, I. I, atullwD. p. . tlalr, o ,
II. union. l.tU, Down., 2d b. Clifford, ,'ld b,
Ib.y would Ilk. to baar from all nln. avMraains'
alilaanraarauf , Addiau W. friary, 304at
rorty.fourlb atra.t, city.
Tba HI. lostona daf.alat a plekad etna on Run
day by a aoor. of 10 to A Tbw l.aluraaot tbaeama
w.ra iba plt.blos uf IturroJsha. uf lha Hlf loataua,
atrlktusout fourteen men. andtn.a.tdincof hau.r,
sImi, wbu vaesbl wui. dlllicull tli. wall, runnins.
Tba 111. Inftou. will cball.na. all nira. uud.r varan
leu y.ara of as, tba Tama Hays and Mafr.tica
pral.rrv.1. Jaiu.a llannvaay, 514 West I'Uly.rlrat
atra.l, city
Tba lry. wlltraaka a f.w cbansaa In tba club.
Ttiy ara rrom July Atb ouan to ctuba under
aav.ul-. Addraae I'aptaln J Lasarua. 144
boutb Tard atrial J. Wbllair r. I. J La...
rut i,, ti. elaltorii lit . l Lltlle, 2i l. . J,
Wsudla, 3d n. , (). Ubauiberlain. o.. W. I'lu.ch.
I. f ,f Uaiiea. c. f. . U. Vankna.u,a t Tbalrya
will play any team with pler.re not o.r ateol-au
years. Monitor., Uitknowna, lee, CalaTtr. pre.
faired, AddreaeJ, L, 144 baulh Tblrd alrest.
TO MONMOUTH PARK RACES.
Via Centml Itallroait of Mevr Jersey,
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July 4, K.lo, U.1S, 10.10, 11.15 A. M.;
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North River, except July 4, 8. 15, o. 15,
10.15, 11.15 a. .; 18.30 speclsl exuross,
12,45 special express, 1 special express,
1,30 r, .
Fullman buffet parlor cars on aU special
trains, (
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