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THE WORLD: MolAY EVEWUNU, JULY t), .81)4. . $ mM
BRITANNIA
GNGE MORE.
Vigilant Again Beaten by
the Princs of Wales's
Cracx 'Yacht
SIMPLY II DRIFTING MUTCH.
Not Enough Wind to Fill the
Sails at Any Stage of
the Contest.
GYBING NEARLY ALL THE TIME.
i First One, Then the Other Ahead,
V According to Luck and the
Freaks of the Breezes.
(0 AatoMattd Preat )
HUNTER'S QUAY (Firth or Clyde),
July . Vigilant, In this tho Becond day's
raclns of the Royal Clyde Yuclit Club
resvtta, spread a new mainsail, was
slightly altered In trim and, at the start,
crossed the line two seconds ahead of
Britannia, securing tho leather gauge.
At tho Cloch Lighthouse Vigilant -was
two lengths ahead and going right away
from Britannia,
Tor to-day lha course was the same as
the one already sailed over by Vigilant
and Britannia In tho Royal Clyde Yacht
Club regatta of Saturday last.
The prl.e In to-day's race la 75.
According to the Clyde experts, the
v Ictorlea of Britannia on Thursday
and Saturday of last vveeek were far
from shoeing that Biltuunla was supe
rior in falling qualities to her American
tlval, and some predicted that this was
to be Vlgllant's day and that tho would
bhow her heels to the Prince of Wales's
cutter.
There Is no doubt that the uncertainty
prevailing In regard to the superiority of
the two boats greatly enhanced the In
terest In the racing to-day and drew
from Glasgow and other cities end towns
Immense crowds of people to pack the
excursion steamers. The usual points of
vantage were occupied long before the
start and a good day's racing was an
ticipated. Wind Lluht.
The wind was south, but It was lighter
than tho majority of thu Clyde expetts
desired and wan looked upon by them as
being. If anything, more favorable for
Vigilant. In addition to the Clyde ship
building experts' opinion, British yachts,
men who witnessed both lacen still
claimed Vigilant was the faster boat of
tho two.
Lord Diuiraven and Admiral Montagu
witnessed to-day's contest, which was
confined to Britannia and Vigilant In
the. chief event, although seventy other
jachtB were entered In the minor event?.
Tho bay was thronged with yachtj tak
ing part In the smaller contests, and a
large fleet of s'.eum yachts, excursion
boats, &.C was assembled In tho vicinity
of Hunter's Quay.
The wind was soft at the fetart, and
both the rival racem l .-ached along the
line on the port tack In older to cross.
Both carried dub-topsalls.
Vigilant, Just previous to gun-fire, put
about to starboard and Britannia stayed
on her lee bow, but had to luff for the
gun and Vigilant swung around on the
line .and sent up her Jlb-topsall as she
went over. As they cleared the line on
the start, for a tack across to Cloch
Point, Vigilant was broad on the
weather beam and reaching out from
Britannia, which carried no Jlb-topsall.
icilunt rirxt Uirr.
The starting gun whs tired at 10.30
A M and Vigilant crossed the line two
teeonds nhead of Britannia.
Vlgllant's Jib-topsail, however, did her
but little good, and It was lowered
bef.-ro fche hud gone fur.
S.iortly after the yachts started the
rlouds cleared away and the breeze
freshened, with prospects of a good
steady blow. Dawn channel, on the
reach to starboard, the two yachts were
sbnut equal, and tho sailing, though
low competed with that of Saturday,
was quite us exciting.
Hundreds of carriages on both sides of
the Firth followed tho boats.
Both Vigilant and Britannia stayed al
most together to port when close to the
loch shore, where Britannia's bow
lapped Vlgllant's weather quarter. But
the American yacht soon drew away,
ind a minute later Britannia took a
mall board on starboard tack towards
the Lighthouse. She was Immediately
fillowed by Vigilant, and these tactics
vera repeated on port tack. However,
ni a subsequent short board to star
loard. Vigilant refused to follow Brltan
i a and stood off on poit tuck a bit
'iirther before putting about, and was a
couple of lensths nhead when opposite
the lighthouse.
refc nnil fleck.
Both continued a tscricii of short tacks.
In cross tacking, Vigilant, contrary to
general expectation, was qulto as sinatt
s Britannia, but she was not greatly
,; lining, ns, although she looked to be
'l ahead on tho opening of tVemysf
I'ly, Britannia was really to windward
Prom under Wemysa Castle the adits
ojocl n long distance Out on tho port
U 1.. Britannia going about llnt In mld
channel and Vigilant going further out
The breeze was stronger down there and
bub were holding finely to the wlnl.
i Britannia, If anything, having the better
eathei!y grip, while Vigilant was al
lowed to go freer
ilrltannla, shortly uftcrwards, ran up
her smallest Jlb-topsall and lgllant fol
lowed nilt a few minutes later.
On tho next tad: to poit Vigilant
knotted on Brltannla'K weather bow.
'' hero wire only a few seconda between
them, and both were head to wind for
1 h minute, but paid away ucaln, and
lirltniiuln wuu reen to race fart through
"V'lll:int's Ico und bieal; clear froii
'. '" They iitoed out for the v.estwnnl,
"Hh tho view to fetch the fc'lttlmorlle
' "mrU.
t'n tho following turn Biltnnnlc. first
1 truko tack to atarboara.
H Almunt llctHlnicd.
ff Innellau. before noon, the wind
!.sd ajmost died, away, and the two
Vachta were nearly motionless.
Ntarlntr tikelinorlle, the first mark,
M
the two yachts had been for some time
travelling In close company. Vigilant
always had the advantage, but, au she
lost tho breeze first. Britannia hauled
her In, getting up on her weather quar
ter. But Vigilant. In a light air. toon
pulled out clear of Britannia's loe,
until she was some lengths ahead when
approaching the Skelmorlle mark.
Vigilant Increased her lead, nnd the
Skelmorlle mark wus passed on the first
round In the following time:
H. M. a
Vigilant i2 ls
Britannia 15 .jt
A slight breeze springing up, both
yachts Increased the paco lit which they
were travelling.
Ilrltnnnln A sin In Lucky.
The wind was more westerly us they
made for Aseog; but, nlthough the light
breeze was steady and Vigilant hud
been sailing fast, Britannia ulso bene
fited, and lessened the gap between her
and Vigilant.
The Ameilcan yacht diopped Into ai
calm when ubout a mile from the Ascog
mark-boat, and Britannia amazed the
spectators ashore and alloat by romping
past Vigilant wide on her weather, und
established a good lead before she. In
turn, cSJei! a calm.
Vigilant was fulily hung up In the
doldrums, nnd scarcely moved for fif
teen minutes.
Britannia. In the meanwhile, cuught
the first tender puff, nnd with a bigger
Jlbtupsall passed the mark-boat at As
eog nhead.
Vigilant then caught a small streak of
wind, but bhe was neatly becalmed again
before the made the mark.
The time at the Abeog mark-boat, on
the first round, follows:
II. M. S.
Biltannla 1 13 31
Vigilant 1 17 U
Brltunnla carried her tplnnalter
boom to port and Vigilant gybed hers
lo starboard, with a higher wind, nnd
Britannia had tu follow suit near Tow aid
Point.
Too Flukey to lie Interesting;.
Owing to the fluky wind tne race tus
luting much of Its Intel est. I'p to thin
state Of the contest lglla it bad
been followed by the wurst tuck after
sailing well In light ulis.
Both yachts left Toward I'olnt, carry
ing spinnakers: but they were tailing
so slowly that It was thought possible
that thu first round would not be fin
ished by I l SI., in which case the
race will be decided by the time taken
at the end of the first round.
Soon after the breeze changed to the
northwest, but It was light.
As the yuehts passed Innellan, the
spinnakers were lowered and Vigilant
was closing In.
Beaching out from Innellan, while
making for the Kllcreggan mark-boat,
both yachts met another wind check
fiom the southeast. They had to gibe
to port, and with balloon staysails and
big Jlbtopsalls commenced making more
wuv.
Britannia succeeded In keeping ahead
whlla passing Cloch Point. The flood
tide was helping both jachtB, bul the
wind wus still light und tluky.
Nearlng clourocl; Hi Itanula entered the
doldrums nnd lay dead o the water
while Vlgllunt reached ) on her
weather under the Influence of a faint
southwest puff and paired Britannia,
leaving her almost motionless.
Xo Wind, Vlffllatnt Ahead.
For some time afterwards both yachts
were lying virtually stationary.
As this despatch was sent, at 3 30 P.
M , there was no prospect that the first
round could be finished within an hour,
so It v,b considered certain tliut the
race wo'ild be finished on the fint round.
First Britannia w ' then Vigilant
hoisted to srt In otder to catch the
slightest breath of the southwest ulr
which swept gently over the water;
but It did not have sufficient strength
to fill tho tall3 of the racing jachts to
any appreciable extent and they passed
Gourock going no faster than before.
A mile out from Gourock the spin
nakers were down and the booms were
gjbed square to port for a slight south
east wind. The gap between the two
yacht was then unchanged.
Britannia was leading when nearlng
the ICIlcreggan inaikboat by two min
utes and It was considered that she was
almost certain to win the race.
The winds wcie very light and variable
on the way to Kllcreggan, and this was
the dreariest part of the course and of
the race. Both yachts weie constantly
gybing. Some times each of them hud
dlffeient Kibes while aloncside each
other, and both crews were kept busy
hoisting and then quickly lowering their
spinnakers.
This was repeated, several times, as
evety breath of air was hutbanded unl
fought foi, with all the skill In seaman
ship which It was potalblo tor either
c.iptaln to display
Britannia, however, managed to get
the most wind, und eventually the Kll
creggan mark was parsed In the follow
ing tlmo
Jit .tl, ".
Britannia, i 1!'J U
Vigilant I 10
The yachts, after passing Kllcreggan,
began a wearisome drift home.
The Prince of Wules's cutter crossed
Iho finishing line at Bh. 34m. 45a.
Vlgllant's time was Hi. Um. 10f.; con
sequently, Biltannla crossed the line
Urn 31s ahead, and with half the time
allowance which fche would have been
allowed had they sailed the two rounds,
namely lm. Site., Britannia wins by 11m.
ts
Vigilant nnd Britannia will have an
other chance to-morrow to settle their
dispute, 113 they art I11 meet 111 the race
for the Cljrte Corinthian Cup, valued at
I6H, This race will be sailed over the
same course as tn-dio, und then- will
be no difference In the rating of tho
yachts.
'TWAS A GREAT RACE.
London Time Pu a Compliment
to Vigilant.
(t) Aisulaicd l'rc! )
I.ONUON, July f.--T!te Times this
morning, In Its report of Saturday's
race between Britannia ni.d Vigilant,
which waa won by the fomier on time
allowance, eaya It wa3 one of the grand-
t struggles Imaginable.
It adds that It Is a moot point whether
nritaunlu could not hae been home
first, alter all, had she Men (.tupped a
little and thus escaped being covered.
Both achts made a moat finished 1 lf
iiluy of racing. Neither was In (be
slightest Ueciee fcvo.ed. throughout the
"vigilant decidedly did better when the
wln'l was. fieiUst. Without In the
w"si disparting Untanniu s fine pei
.,man:e ' '"-v le'uU ''" '"
Vlu ant bad 'irltn.uiluV .li.t il.e
wuu 3 prob-bly huva been l-to.lous.
TO RA'lSE VALKYRIE.
Port of " "c ,,ut B a ,,'f
llunr:ien Yoeht,
(By ArtlU4 Fru.)
HUNTER'S QUAY, July J.-Valkyrl
will be ral'sea to-morrow, and It U be
lleved that her lead and other fixtures
available will lie used In thd conduction
of a new yacht, which Lord Dunravcn
has decldcde to build tor next season's
racing.
ADMIRES THE YALE MEN.
Mr. Actor npnprr Sn Tlie
Are .Moilekt nnd Will Do Well.
(tl AikvIXhI ITcn )
LONDON. July 9.-The 1'all Mali Ga
zette this evening, In n long article upon
the merits and probable chance of the
Yale athletes, iasthat they ute a mod
est, unassuming lot; that they ure get
ting ns fit as possible, and that they will
doubtless gl 1 a good account of them
selves. dipt. Hlckok thinks that the change
of climate, far from troubling the team,
has donu them all good.
The most that uny of the Yale men
would say when questioned In regui.d to
the probable result of the cotnlmt match
wns that they think they have a chance
to win.
BOMB EXPL0SI0NJN PRAGUE.
Three Men W mindedGendarme
nlmMM n- Oilier Deaillj lie lce.
PRAGUK, Bohemia, July 9. A bomb
was exploded last evening at Pllsou In
front of the building occupied by the
German Athletic Association und by the
German Traders' Club. Two otllcers
wcro slightly Injured and one civilian
was seriously wounded.
All the windows .if tho building und
thone of u number of houses near It
were shattered. Attempts were made at
the tame hour to explode bomba befote
the Ulstrlct Court urn! Police Court.
Hupplly gendaimes illscoveied these
bumbs In time to prevent their explosion.
POPE KEEPS HIS STRENGTH.
Unt There re IC.vtrn Precautions
Attains! llonilis Ht (be ntlen.
(II) AktocUtcd Prtts.)
ROME, July u. In spite of the ex
it erne heat, the Pope malntalnx his
strength and keeps In good health.
Ills Holiness bus, however, reduced to
a minimum the number of uudlences
to pilvate pel sons.
The l'opc Is much affected nt the
spiead of Anarchy und extra precau
tions have bean taken to protect the
Vatican against thu pnsslblllt) of u
bomb outrage,
-
ANTI-JESUITLAWS STAND.
The nunilvi rii th Hejecls the, nil
Repealing Tuetn.
(Dy AlsccUteJ Press.)
BERLIN, July 0. Tho Bundesrath has
rejected tdie bill repealing the anti-Jesuit
lawa.
CANADA'S CRACK SHOTS.
In Eimland to Cumuefe for the
tlueen' Cup.
Oly A58CH.latd Prits )
LONDON. July . Tne Canadian team
of riflemen which Is to compete at the
meeting of the National Rifle Association,
at the Hltle Camp at Blsley, has ar
rived at the cump.
Twenty of the Canadian- have entertj
for the Queen's Cup and for the other
Martlnl-Ilenry contests.
CHOLERA INST. PETERSBURG.
Mxty-slx New Cane" Reported In
Tlint City Yeuterdny.
(13y Assoctittd Triii )
ST PETERSBURG, July 8. The num
ber of new cajeif of cholera reported cs
terdav was sixty -six. Seventeen casea
have proved fatal. r
i.
MRS. MILLER MUST SETTLE.
I'nleas she Pn IfiidT.OT She Will
He Taken to Jnll.
Judge BIsehoff. of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-duy rendered c. decision
giving Mr.s. Curollne JI. Miller, who. It
Is alleged. Is also known as Mettle Rod
man iid Mis. Brink, ths alternative
of paj Ine j:07 97 or going to Jail.
This decljlon Is the tesiilt of Mm.
MllIer'H refusing to nntwer ceitalu ques
tions In her examination before a ref
eree In procecdlngt to loieclose a mort
gage on the house i West I'.lghty-sec-ond
stieet. In the name of Mrs. Rod
man. It Is alleged that Henry B. Sire, the
defendant In the Esther Jacobs
breach-of-proinlse suit. Is the real party
at Interest, and Mrs. Miller Is shield
ing him.
Mrs. Miller refused to tell the referee
whether she was nut Mis. Hodman.
She wuu before Judge Pryor several
mouths ago, charged with contempt of
court In this sunt proceeding.
With Judge Blsct.uff'b declilon Is an
order for her commitment to Jail un
leoa the fine Is paid.
SAYS HIS WIFE JUMPED.
Ilcrrlly Held for Throwing Her Out
of u Window.
Thomas Heitlty. forty jears oIJ, a
'longshoreman, of 10 Dstavla fctreet,
was held for examination on Thursday
when arraigned befoie Justice Grady
In Tombi Court this morning, on the
chargo of throwing his wife, Elizabeth,
out of a second -tory winnow. Alrb.
Herrlty was unable to appear 111 eo-jrl
and nss been removed from thu Cham
bers Htrcei Hospital to- Bellevue. She
Is said to be badly hint. The trouble
occurred yesterday. The prisoner and
John Monlsty, n boarded in the house,
claim that Mrs. Herrlty Jumped out of
the window.
MUST PAY 0RG0 TO JAIL.
Old Mr. Wild 111 ii n One III Wife
K7.-; srrenru of Alimony.
Judge Hlschoff, of tho Court of Com
mon Pleas, to-day decided that alter
Wadmnri mint cither pi.) his wife J70
arrenrs In alimony due In r or go to jail.
When the motion to punleh Wudinan
was made his counsel conttnded lliut be
had lost his position us the les lit of his
wife's suit and coul I not pay tho all
monv. Wadiuan Is an old man and a
cripple. He has been murrlcd thills
years.
MRS. HALUDAY'S CASE.
Governor Appoints n Commission
to Inquire As in Ilcr bnlittj,
(By .ki.tliUJ Prcis )
ALBANY, July 9. -Gov. Flower ban
ai pjlnted ns a Commission to eianilne
Into the satiHy cf Mir Llzile Halllday
I'o' lora J. M lee Iloi hestcr; J. G.
Jpener, ate lovvi'j Hl amei, L tlca.
llx-l.iiVTer Tullmnn I'lraiU Poverl)
c .r.fu M Thria to torr.ir'y lii s liw
ojlr! c . ItrL .ti lif n.-d n (ffdett ni'
Jjilln Aodrn t va ttutt tuit ht la r""nll"
VW1 trt-ticlrs Uw t orJtred to py tl JS
to fliomis na, a ciirnt. fir boti Uc ltd cot.
Irtrd, Tl amount wkh not (.tl4, tnd tu crder
of tirt " luutJ. tut Ttllnito ttd dliipsttrtd.
BuDPUinentwrr pretetdlmt tr tt.n Inttltuttd.
od Is Junt lut unco tb ti.ltwr wtt loctled
h, duomt4 rd. tine Ttllots (MS
Iqi Uit Uw it iu kits s rluv4r,
f llllfV'l1h1jji?.iisisWt jjjAji-j
FELL ON MEAT HG&
Epstein Dropped from the Firo
Esoape and Was Badly Hurt.
Fire Caused a Panic in a Division
Street Tenement-House.
Ilsrbeil-Wlre, Fences and Nulled
Scuttles Added Terrors.
About 1 o'clock this morning u fire,
having every appearance of Incendiary
oilgln, broke out In the crowded three
story tenemenl-houju at It'J Division
ttreet.
In tho panic which ensued ono man
was badly huit by Jumping, a woman
wus burned sevci.ilj nnd ninny others
had nut row escape.
Policeman Ilendty naw the smoke com
ing fiom the sccmid-story window. lie
culled to a passing iritlzen, who run to
the nearest box and turned hi (.11 alurm
Hendry broke open the door with the
Intention of waking the n. oupahf-.but the
smoke and i1am?o that lllltd the nuriow
ball deterred him.
As ho hesitated to enter, a mnn und
a '"oinan, each carrjing two chlldieit If
their uruiN rushel down the burnlug
stairs Into the btreets. They were clad
only In Ihelr night clothing. The flatnrs
caught the flimsy skirt of one of the
children, but It was turn trom the child
before doing any further harm than u
sllrht scon Itlng
Only six perhous escaped by the stulr
wa Morris Zarachovltz, Janitor of the
house, his wife and their four children
'Hie Janitor wus asleep on the rouf, Hn
rushed down to the seciind flour where
his faintly slept and hurried them out.
Ills lulld ctleb as he 1,111 hud aroused the
other Inmate" of tho bouse.
As the pillc email 1 total In the stieet
calling loudly, he could hear the fiantlc
cikh (f the people Imprisoned In tne
house, and the tramp of hiiriylng fct.
mingled with the tour of the flntr.es ni.d
the crackle of burning timbers.
The fire started under the stairway on
the ground lloor. und wuj lapldly exteitd
Int, tovvanls the upper tun les when dis
covered. The people flocked from their rooms
only to be met by volumes of thick
smoke. Some of them reached the fire
escapes, but the connecting ladder from
the second flout to the ground was miss
ing, and the way out being out off that
way us well as by the stulrB. they left
the escaped and took to the toif,
only three persons tried to go duwn
stalrH after the Janitor ami his family
escaped. Mrs. Lena Appletuii put u
hundkeichlef to her face and got half
way down, when n heavy iHiard fell on
her arms. She wus buttled so budly
that her anna became useless, ami she
gavo up thu attempt and run for the
roof.
Jacob Epstein and his wife lived on
the third floor. They hurried down the
stairs, although they weie urged nut to
do so. They got no further than the
second lloor, wheie they were driven to
the fire-eacupe.
But the flumes were there, too, so
Epstein climbed over the rnlllug. bung
bv his hands for an Instant ami dropped
Below the escape, on the Mist floor,
there Is a butcher-shop, and outside the
door are big hooks on which meat Is
hung.
Epstein fell directly on these hooks.
Ills rlrht arm caught In one of them.
Thete he hung suspended for an Instant,
while hlb agonlcu wife watched him
from above Then the ttcfch of his arm
gave way uud he dropped to the side
walk nncniireliiiis Soon after he was
taken to the hofpltal.
Tho people below called to Mrs. Ep
stein not to Jump. Fouileen. year-old
Abe Applebton. who had 1 limbed through
a window and stood alongside of hfr.
iled to hold her. But she climbed over
the side of the escape uud hung down
by her bunds. Below her were the
butcher's honks, on which she must
tuiely fall. Hut she fraud to dn.o,
and there she hung until Poller man Sill
Hi an secured u ladder and lescued l.er
and the boy
It was then that the firemen nnlved.
The people on the rouf were ft antic
They had made their way to the top
of the house next door, but could go no
further, for the udjolnlng house was six
feet higher and the wall of It vias pro
tected with u barbetl wire fence, on
one .fide was the burning building, on
the other the wire guarded wall.
There the people vmlted bhlverlng In
their night clothes
At last the firemen got up throui.lt the
hotine No IK. The belittle on tho bottle
where the peupii. Ktood vvhh nulbd
down. Then the firemen tore down the
wire fence and dragged tho frlghtentd
group up beside them.
A few minute later the fire was ex
tinguished. Eight fumllleb weru made
deMltule. The loss Is estimated at
13,5vi. The lliemen regard It as a verv
stttph'luub lire, and an Investigation will
be made.
SUNK BY HER ANCHOR.
Pierre I.orlllnrd's llouur-llout Is
liaised und Put In IJr lioek.
The steam houte-boat Caiman, the
property of Pleire Loilllard, while lying
at anchot In Gravesend Bay In hliallgw
water. 011 Saturday last, settled on her
anchor nil the ebb tide, stove a hole In
her bottom, filled and uunk.
The Chapman Wrecking Company sent
h boat with a diver tu examine the
sunken boat, and fount tint the nurhoi
reinulned fast 111 the falmah'u bottom
After tie nnchoi hud been itiuovcl two
pumps weie put on buuid and the Cai
man cleat od of h'lter 'the hole war
lutched ur temporal lly. and the steam
IlKlner and derilck Hustler towed her to
Plarln's shlard. Suttii I Muni, yester
day, wheie Bhe was hsul-l out on the
drv dock for 11 pair It Is luui.M tl.ul
the damage will not be lieuvy.
Veil Into st Cellar.
I'utrM. Trad tftti;t)'tno year eld A T-tittr
In thu 1 l!fctut.ci Bti'.Ard HttAl va. thtlng eu .
r!lirir l.i frut if tuu nrtneti tuudlur tt Nat
jiu a,.d Aon ttrtcta thlt men line wl,n lit lit
1.1 ta !Alt&ro an I fntl Into tl, .filar Tne toll,
of prtdy'a fall hltrattul tli attention of Ihu
o'lupanta cf Itis r.lltr, uti.i nu to Lit ttitkt
an, lit v.an llikvd up ULfont-loiit. an1 411
amlulaiite I'ak Mir to 1 faatabit Strait H011I
ttl Khfrt It Ktt tllf.owrcl tl at lit liad frar
tirtd J.i skitd and ill rr taM) (tit.
.
Cotton llurned nl Cohors.
(Ily Aa.orlal'J l'reta )
AI.I.AWV, Jul, -Klrt atarlcil In tt Ha
n3iy C, tOjii UllH ct.ritiueM at CVlopc la.c latt
llfln, aid tia I, a tboeiar.1 ttlrt of ccttoti nerv
Or.troyM Tru a .a lll l,e la ttit vU1nli ,f
tu.l, liajru.1 Til J art la tbuiltt lu saw Ltid
of lactudlary crUla
DESERTERJJLACK CAUGHT.
lie Hun Attur from the I nlled
Stnlex (rul.er ,ev Vur'...
Policemen Rtgun, of the Macdougal
street 1 tatlon. arrested John J Plark,
nineteen jean, oil, u deserter from the
I'iiltcd btatct iialser New Yuri., Iuhi
iPkM I' ton-id Bluelt ueleep In Gieen
direet
l Je'feroon Maiket Court to-day Juh
tlce ourldi) told Heun to like lih.t k
to-the Nui)-Yar, obtain tlm levvutd.
kefp half und turn the i.thel lial. 01 ii
to the police peiiblou fuuJ
'Iho O O'clock Edition and tha
tJnorllnB Ilitns of The DtchImk
World contain ntoro snorllna- novts
of Interesf than can be found In
any other evcnlav ncTrsyapcr,
pS Suits for $12.50 each.
Scotch
Homespun
Suits
$I250
Last season we sold more Scotcli
Homespuns than any other fabric.
tThis season
we have sold
ten times
Ji.iore Home
spun Suits
than the last ;
labt car they
were $18.
This year
we secured a
large lot for
less than cost.
That's why
we can sell
them for
,. $12.50, and
" why we are
selling them ten times as fast.
Your evict size is here to-day.
E. O. Thoaipson,
TAILOR, CLOTHIER AM) IMPORT. ER,
245 BROADWAY,
net en Pari. Place snd Murra) St.
WASHINGTON IRVING BURIED.
lie Vn n Nephew of Ills Nitmcsnkr,
Ihi tmerlefiii Author.
'lit funeral horvlece of the lute Wttsh
iRiituti Irving, win of the lite Judge
John T living nnd u nephew of Wash
ington living, the American author,
weie hell this morning lit Ht. Paul's
Chinch, II: piiy und I'lilton aireel.
Bel. II. K. Backus, rector of the Chuich
of thu lle.lv Apostles, otllclated.
The seivlcee were veiy bimiilc. There
were no pall-bearers and no flowers ex
cept a cluster of Idler and pitluu laid
uton the " 1 1 f H 1-. . These frleuda ami mem
bets of the lamlly wera present und
afteiwardn attended the Interment hi
Grer.iwo.nl ('cutlery: Eli.'urd und Ir
1 In Van War' and Mleseg Hurah nnd
Nellie Van Wart, nephews and nicer
of tne deceuaed; John T. living, un elder
brother; Mrs and Miss Van Buren
Fainu d 1 1 avers, living Clark and 11
few membes of the old Kulckei bocker
families of this city.
Mr. living died In tho old family
home, SIC Went Thlrt) -third btreet, from
diopsy, July tl He leaves a widow ui.tl
one duunhtu", Mis? Delia Irving.
SIX COMMISSIONERS NAMED.
Limit (ur TiTelftli Wnrd Pnrks to
He AppralHt'il ami Condviiiucd.
Justice Andtews, of the Supreme
Court, has appointed William Alacfar
land, William B. Ellison nnd Matthew
Chalmers us commission' is to uppralsc
the value of land condemned for the
1'ort Washington Park, In the Twelfth
Wind. They ure to meet on July Hi.
Justice Andrews bus also appointed
the following commissioners to con
demn lund for the Ht. Nicholas park,
al30 In the Twelfth Ward: Thomas C.
T. 1 'rain, Thomas C. Dunham und John
If. Judgr.
The Commissioners will lecelve 10 r.
clny each for each da) "a session thej
hold.
-
1'iiiiernl of l.assrcnre Katne,
T1! rtrr.tlna of tha lat) Lanrtnio h'klne. of
10 Mjniuo ttrttt, wort ramuvtd from I U Irtf
wtlddnro at 10 c'cloil; tt.lti n.ornlni; and lken
o St. Jamcj t Ciiertl. "aticrj l.lrh irai v a,
I. I Kattf-ra Kent. Cal.lbr ar.U ?ttltri n T
rtatlnR. Mentbert of tha Jor-ll T Ah.an V
rlatlen. ratr!'k Plvir .Vaat.atlvn rr.d Ilia Au
lrl fir.l.r cf rnlttu1 Wuri.Hl. rt wht t. Hit
t.iBMil v.14 a raiwbfr, and miry filtnda ef th
deeaafil vcro irei, c 'H13 lutcrniebt vlll bt
mcJ la Calvary C.intterj
it. P. Porter's llrothrr n Suieiile.
(11 Atioc.altJ P. eta. 1
WaE1IIS'RTi,M July S. 'fa rtnal-ii oJ a aaa
alu roinmlllel aulcldt )eat;rday L Jurrrlos ig
IM) t'otatnta niviir trom trc U.l.lcc .rt lil:n
Unfa tut alibi as t:.re tf I. ear, J, I ..rter a
tretbtr of K..brt I Pcrltr, ex tcavrliH.r.iUrt
ef C'crtm IJ.Lpundtr.y citr th fai.t tr.t ht
nil brcrr.lcc blind vaj rubabl tbo cacta cf
tha culellv.
MANY EDITORS IN TOWN.
They Will See the Sights of the
Ulser nnd Sound.
Three bundled and fifty editor... most
of them with thdr wives, eatna on from
the convention at Asbury Pari; this
afternoon for ft tilp down the buj, up
the Hudton us far us West Point und
ucross the Sound to Glen IbIuiiJ.
The purtj left Asbury Pary on a spe
cial train at S.ui o'clock this morning.
They stopped for un hour or so at Pluln
lleld, N, J., and got lo Jersey Cltj . t
I2.1i o'clock and Imm.dlately board, d
the titailn II. ie steamboat Bam Sluaue
After seeing the slghtb of harbor,
rlier and Kuui.d, the editors will this
ever.lna visit New York, wheel they will
be entertained at a banquet on tun of
the Mutual Ittseive Company s building
President Harper, of this Company, will
preside
An "Evening World" repurtcr win. In
terviewed several of tho visiting ,di
tors concerning their views of the pres
ent labor troubles, found that there wan
a generally preirulllnt s'ntlnient that
although Prenldeiit Clcvelatid'o procla
mation wne well.tlmi"! and neenraiy,
It would oiu' serve r a mal.eit.lft.
"The Mithe," sail no "ts like a tuh
on the outer surface of sueleti. hueh
ni-xlliiiie us can be admlnlbterc 1 by
troops may Indeed, KUpptei, tlif tai.li
fir awhile but Ihe Internal nrgculc
disease will leniuln aid will leiptlre
someihing moie radical than a nresljtn
tlal prociiniHti .u to iHinove 1'
JUDGE EHRLICH WAITING.
To Act In the Josephs ( use Vt lieu
Juslli-e Anilreivs Is 'liiruiiult.
Chief Justice I'.hrllch. of the City
t'uait, explained tu-day n.at the retaon
he had tuken no atUu nguli il the ut
torns i.hu aro tald to l.ave repie
sented tu a client that tiny had em
I luyed P1 lo Influence the Court, Is that
Iti-" cate la 1101 t efore t:up:r.nie Cvurt
Justice Andreu
.liiil,e iJhrlhn said 1' at : s foi..i a
Ju,ilee Atid'evs de. hleu tie cribw he w ih
lake s.ine tie th lt- ,1 th 1 i,il.,st tl 111
l)rnv. to detei.ilne w l.l.I. 01m f tl et,
Is tfull.) 01' r off. e 1 yici i.iir to
only cusl an .iinarranted rerr, 1. h nin
him, but blsu, upparci tl. 1 at Cefniudtu
a client
Attorney Kixieln snd bis client, Mrs,
Ooldenton, rtled aflldsvitt on r-aturdij.
In wnicli they said that tony eld not be
lieve lhac the money secured from Mr.,
(loldenson, by her first attorney, Abts
lia.ni A. Jtseph, had been used to Influ
ence the Court, but that that pretext
had been ottered to extot t it,
Vfiililtil'1''v"''"'-''jJ' "' r--'"c-"'
ONE DOLLAR PER WEEK
Will Furnish Your Flat.
t fku cunt niscnir oyf 01 tt K.stmi; hiuci; or tiiij r.vsr spntNO'ts SAMrLta op
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a.r,ioiu Ami furstshcil tonpltta. Old prlcr, atl.o1i cut -tries, 8lu.O.
. m .. .. m .. ,. unno, - lioo.
s. " " ' - llu.noi - it 0.00.
auk nKPunrtn'-'s aof r,s- tjtKtniR flats.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDHING, STOVES,
CPODKERY, LAMPS, CURTAINS, PICTURES,
REFRIGERATORS, BABY CARRIAGES, TINWARE, &c &C
JaBaumann&Bro
1313 to 1315 Third Ave., bet. 75th and 76th Sts.
i (ITU T. r.l.i:ATi:il IC.lt. Oil I V.ll.l. t tits. Iliirusntur,!.,. ,m p. M,
SPORTING MISCELLANY. I
Tho MldJIe Htat.s llesattti Is Jti5t now
occupying the uttclitluii uf scullers on
the llatlcm nnd the Passaic, and, rtom
the number of nlnsle onisineii uud rrewai
hi training, Julj U will be a lively du.
Indeed. from the Harlem the tMileSi
.no the flower of "ttcullera' IIjw." and
will nuke a grent bl.l for scslpJ The
ft'tiii ekes will send n Junlo.- light,
stroltHl ,v Capt. Mahr. t ,ntalnlti3
Mvsrrs. Medulre, Ueane, Hmlth, Ktiipp,
l.ubkirt Kr.trel and Barry, v.lt'i 1". Ue
Oainp c si. ill. Dunnlless has .1 Junior
elual und a senior four, the Utter par
ticularly Htro:iR. unl Capt. Mulcalre him
self will tiy rm- honors at the rulur
d'lilcf. lie Mi Ir ipolltan will .how
UusjcII und Uunl.1,1 in tho Junior doubles.
The Bohemians will smuI a senior e.jht,
as will ulio the Atiilatitua.
.
A fair luuiiu of gamc'3 viere the second
sorles of Un; Clipper AthMlu Club's
me'iibira' conlesln ul Ilarlun lllver Park
esteid.iy, J. o limiiiell wuii tlu 73-yurd
dash III the oredltat'. llin" uf 7 -S sec
onds; li Bun lev llliliheil tlrat In the iO
vur I ban Heap trom the l.'-yutd Hue: V.
Curtis rapluiel the hulf-mlle walk with
r. secondu handicap, nnd '. Btugulln i.uii
the novici half-mile tun In - tnln VTi set
. M
"Voui.tf GtllT.i" now lonea for a mvti It
with .lick MrAullfte, Iliul'.i I. so l! Is
ssll. t.i ii liven number of round It it
Cass I, the Australian In, anyway, ant
iv hv tut Ine udo all puglllsta, fiotn P'hu
n.er up t) Colbett In his b.ldllig a.'ale -f
versatility?
The milch betwtenHlllv Alieatu anl
Geurhc lteinol.li will piobnbly be con
cluded to-duy.
t
ProtU.s of the HojJ Itoals bicycle
tournament scvio1ule, lo take plsce at
Asburv Park, Aug. J J. 31 anl Hr t. 1, will
l" made tho uucleua of u ftinl for uvl
tfln anl tuotnolhig Interest In the
"Gool Itoids" miicment. John H.
JohiiHOii and n uiunbei of other will
Itnow.i riders are uniuuiiced to stmt.
Au nttt.ictlve progiamuic .if six events
for (ach of the Ihice diya Is statud for
the pratliwted meeting.
The Atluutlc Yacht Cub trulie teiml
nited last nlclit at Shtltir Is'anl. anl
was proiuunted by till who attcn.le.i It
the inojt enjojable affair ..' the Club 111
vrarw. The fleet kept together all ths
way, a gu.id examp.e for some of the
other clubs, w'Mcii Kscttdilc hi a hl.ge
sijUadron nt the lenlezvouo un.l begin to
dwindle after the nrtt day.
a
Absence of yachting disasters yester
day mat Its thf day tic an unusual Sun
day heieiihutiti. Probably becauee u
stiff northwester started In iail lit the
morning and frightened the alleged
boatmn wnu "know till ubout sailing"
and enn't be expected to baik ntit for
sadden taiualli,. To the real yu'iitsmcu,
il.l Ifu' and proficient "iiuuli In tl,. art
to know when to leef djwn, the di.j was
particularly enjoyable.
o
Antoiic the more critical a-litsinfn
there 1 a i onblderable aniutint of com
ment oter the loss of two iaie. In the
Clyde by Vlfinnt lit he- laces wit.i
Valkyrie but Slimmer, then- were many
who i aid sh carried too man) captains,
und tho apparently lubberly and uncer
tain maniur In which some inanoeuur
weie executed seemed tu bear out the
criticism. At the time time wen nltiu
ailvtrse reinaikj legardln,- Nut liein
slioff's steerJmanshlp. The old bay sell
ire tent-wins tilts sort of coinm. lit, nnd
Insist thAl Capt. Hank Hurt at the wheel
, nd In absolute und sole contiol of the
boat anl be- enw would make u differ
nil s'.uvlng re-'aidlei-a of the strange
water.
6
.Tohiiny "undo, the founer b, ih,g In
ttuutur "f the llcrkilei Athletl. club.
If t.ov. In Bostun. 1 1" ib-clueeM that the
unl" thing that could pertiade him tu
le-inter the iltig Is n chance t.) meet
lllliv PllmniiT to n Mulsh. He will light
the la'ter at 110 to 11: pounds.
w
Tl e Seaald Hub Is bring e lit Ira Ii reuo
va'e.l and reiKeoiuUd The Club ptir
ehuseil a n-w mfe H-vtuidiiy, and has
riven an onler foi a new kVii on top of
tilt ebtb-holise be..ilng the i.ainc 'Sea
side Athletic Club."
W M
Mike l.-unanl sas ht l.ns bteii pr.m
Ird s i bailee t'. meet Horace l.eels ut
the t!ru-lda Athletic Club l.eoitar.l If
worklii overtime nowadays iryine to
get icuufbudy tj inansge him. 'Tlfty
pit cent, uf the pu.eea' lie vilus Is 1,1?
uffet tu u mupagei.
NAVAL RESERVE PLANS.
.Nev, VorU lluttullou Preparlns: for
PrHitfli'A on Hit Hounil.
(lo Amo Inf ' Pr-,l )
NIJW I.O.N'liuN. Cuuti , July S -Tl.r
Ne.v Yoil. Nnvul l. ei ve Is iiepirlnc
for Its v.eek'a pn.itleo in Long l..la.id
bound, b, gluiilui-' July II The boat'i
cretv V. Ill-il (il lived l.eie ti-tl.l'li ItlKl I
has b-en er.usli i; tilong the Mi und fur
the latt few u-iya ublulniiig Informn
tluii that might be of value In Ihe fu
tute defettae of the found. Tho .tow
leturnel to New Vol it Ijat ivei.lug.
The llcteiifB will arrive I eit r,u July
21 , and ihe p:a. Use will l done In
Gar Unci's Hi;. In the pi-gramme la
In. 1 t led u sbeni '.attle, n take plari
the bitter pan of the Wi-k. ihe gen
erul work of the Itenetv-s will 1 . ..ini
llar to list if preiloiia veuta under the
lire tl n "f orfl. eie f I' lit) It Is
prob.iblu that oflbeis not men d I'c
i oMiei'tb'ttt lte v. villi Join tb New
lork Keeive in lnl"ek'i pi.icllii.
The VVIsluiil lliillleil Uf.'.
ILt c-iu.D.r I ,' e Wufait. a'.u eat
taUro ea tt tner in . ,.lnt. ...t e .! .ft
Ihgtti lfj-j u. S t -o., a,,'triltl. .nlu,.r. I
OVER A MILE HIGH.
U kU the IV ui fl ti Mrclu Ml.u,
Taper w . n'a 'iiii ..inc. .. . i b ' ii.f.1
und o.i - ,i . i i t i it 4 ! iii.' a
nls4.iui "ot ' 1 1 ... ' "i..u.il
ii, f ..! g
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58 West 33d Street.
BASEBALL CHAT.
SK more cimes will be played by the
completing Glints thla week and that
will wind up the first Western trip of
the New uil.s thin season. Cincinnati
and Plttsb.iri! ur tho clubs arrayed
UB.ilni.t New York this week. Since
Arllo Latham bus beeen defKised from
the captaincy of the "Wetneiwursts" and
Comlsl.ey bus been put In churge, It Is
a might) line (tame of ball they have
been pin) Inc. Hut the Giants will have
to tn',1 off a great deal fiom their game
of lust weeek to permit the Ileds getting
more than one of the three games In the
i-erlcs. Baltimore playB PlttsbutK to
day, to-tnotrow and Wednesday, snd
after thnt New York will meet the
Pliules, Trese llaltlmoicutis are Iho
chant lohniiy Wuul Is looKIm; for. Never
lll the memory of the three crushing
defealK at the very opening of the sea
son which New York met with In Balti
more be effaced until the Giants loll and
toss the Oriole In the Pompltan ted
mud n, the Motittmentnl City. Then that
memory will be effaced.
Pitcher Hitylir ".Veiterve'.t wrote to
Lame Wilson, the xell-kliow'ti athlete
and baselui 'fan" I'm "'hi. bavs iveru
now worklnc for tecond plate and hoped
tu l.i nd In ihJt place in-fore lonst." He
added tint the men were In uuol health
nnd ha I a lot of coitlldence Clidlt of
the lluttenrd "i,ood luck" pennies that
YvTs.n nfn ti the team were stolen
from Westeivelt'u packets In LouUville,
and another baltn was mailed at once.
t
By their defeut of Ht. Louis yesterday
Biuuklyii drew up closer to Philadel
phia, uud only three points separate the
Giuums and the Quakers.
Binoklyn plays Louisville to-day, and
It ought tu Vie In the Grooms lo get
away with twV of the series.
The Mutual, of Jersey City, defeated
the CheiitnulH of the Junior leapue at
Oakland I'aik yesterday by a score, of
IS to 11. .
XN
The kind offer of Minajrer K. K. Burke,
of the Holy ltosaiy Lyceum llssehall
Club. In pin) n game of. bull ut Oak
Point, the pioceeds lo gu to the "Kven-lli-c
Wot Id's" Hick Babies' Kund. has met
with it pr.unnt lesponst. lien, la a letter
received to-da) :
To tt. fp-irtlni,' inter
In iefience to )our article In Saturday
evening's edition, would say we' would
be nleiiised to tlose that date (July tl)
with Mr. Burke und his team nt Xak
Pnlnt. X
We hive been crgunlEed now for nVe
years au u uniformed team, playing Hat
uiJays. rfimdujs and holidays In varlour
luits of New Y'nrk Htate, New Jersey
and thiiitiuh 1.0 tig Island.
Not only wuuld we like to close fur the
."like of the came, but to be able to say
that we huve been the means of aiding
In a small way In the "Kvtnlnp World's"
noble und charitable unlertakliig of carina-
tor the poor, sick babies. With bueli
.in Inccitl-.e tu wnk for, I .nt rurs the
ii.enibiTii of Pie fo-H i llaseball Club will
play (heir batJest tu win
HAititv itoau:,
Secretary Hu-ho llaseball Ciub, 17C Ash
foul st.eet, Btuidtlyn.
There sliuiild be no trouble about a'
ranglng the letills for the game. Will
Mr Burke und Ml. Ituse please name a
time for meeting d this ulllce.'
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.
The victory of Uobblns In the Realisa
tion titukes on rjuluiday i-hould teach
ovvtier.i cf tho:oJghb:eos a very Im
portant lesion, It rrotild press upon
them the fui t tl.l.t there Is nothing to
be sullied b) nhcutlllg llOlfcCL ubjut the
eou.vuy on rullrcad tiulns. Thorough
breds ere li'uli strung, uervuUa und ci
trcii'ely sensitive tu strange noises. It
to not tu be wondeied ut tt.erefoio that
a railroad Journey tboruuuhly upset
them. Lint year Don AlonzoapJ Kuinapo
were sent Weft for the American Uctby.
Neltb'r moii tho Mlze and both returned
badly chakeii in health. Neither
uuiuiiutcd to e. tow of plus
until iho c'.. -ts of tio Jorr.-.ey
had vtoin ulf, uial t! at vvue
lie- until lat in Un- Kail. Meantime
many t ich stake., ant puriu: went to
liifoiiot' anlnnls This )ear Senator
Glad) was .ent on foi the Dc-by. He
eft the Kan In uraiiJ. coi.tlltluii. On Kat-ui-tu)
he started In the IttalltatlJii, bit
waa iievt-i belter than last. Ho v as only
wrck of his farmer set. tuy l.i
tiant i Anita also t iok the Jouraej, and
Ii? had to be cjnteut with tuird place,
though ha looked weil bodily. Before
:he lace, .ii.icier he warmed up in a
'.Utl-ss, dispirited fashion, that d.'aap
p ante his admirers. The lurse that
won hail been specially prepared He
ha 1 been reit.il slice the Morris Park
nieethu', and went u the post a
th:r uuulc tit lnrse. Ht nude a ciow
of Cte Derby wlntur an.i the niuch-
titel llIor Grady Hornpipe, whj
i.ai clvi been reett l, wa' second. The
-sult or!) g ie 3 1 1 slum t.iat owners ani
..ainei. display lut llt: h"t.se In ehas
,.ur Tier ttak. In the i eit, when far
rh'ier ui.ea ate iuir.t; unJcj their very
uasei.
t s a
I'l.gh'.jn Ituch v. Ill pmbably lace
.r..nty-tlve da)i- Duri.ii; that time no
(takes will be offertd. and the muiiugr
mtnt will emh.ivor to trame the condition-,
of i .tees so that all i lasses of
iioiM'in ti v. Ill hai' a chain e t) win.
'I"n I j ai Hon on the part of tin Biit,htou
people m-rits pralte. It Is to be hoped.
I.own.-i, that the re'tia will he lU'rill)
In Id i n jockeys and nnneis. There has
ai.icys iiin a ilSpr.slt.in rt lirlghton
to meilook t.ienil.s ,,f lurin. but with
.-. eotiipi'tent lloai.l of Mm-.trils ultl'-lst-p,-.
' le firi.bi'ile tlint hiiiiHt ruclns
Will U It iLled C II.
e 1
l'i d r.eb.'enl correr.ieri r bt "Gun
ner' Lyiuh tide Itodman again on Sat
urday. Ihe "Gunnel ' luinled licln.au a
band) winner l-':' steel leehase rlderi
en i Lie be. let- than the "Gunner"
when l.c la In Hie mood.
a I.
vurk ut ti.alu,: do". ti the Jumps at
Sheepahea 1 Hay wll. btglti liumedlately,
Thu AssjcUtl ti Is dlfgustej with the
rune, uud tihlitl). too. It is a shear
wast, of money to haitu up puraas for
uinp'if It seems ItnpOMible to hr.ve
in. e tatej honeatly contested. ar.U lh
pubic let learned Unit there ary mote
v i't of Ij-'na n steep!e.has than by
in ly .toppu.i: i hoise.
tout
.' t a lui; w h on .1 earl) in Au
i,i.si, 1'u' i oc Hi',, ulioulj reeeli the
i ne. I "i on o' in- la-yoirg publl"
lor t a i .ur.if.. is ri v beer at co.ndde-1.
v, ri.nae Imrtuvim: lit" ffroutuls anil
i oil :ij I' u rall.u.id ipur nhh i the
i,.-lr..a.i uth-o-lllea ieftife.1 to build,
hvf. ) tTuri will Lc mado to furnish In-
t.l-calll.b' ThClbg.
"Ths Kvenlnc World" on Saturday
named live of the l winners. Includ,
Ini Uobblns, the vlstyT In, the neallzsy.
lion. . - ,
I .,VAl,Li l.tl'ilka.'itajAt'ikltaiy
EXACTLY, I
We cuaran ee you a savins of it rfl
least 30 per cent, in thi furnishini iflH
ot your home. HsH
Jordan,
Moriarty&GQ.
155, 157 a-ii 159 East 23d St WM
West of 3d Ave., N, Y. fl
Furniture, Carpets, UpholslQrr. 'H
SPEGUL TH1S-WBHK,
$50,1 1
Worth at leasV$go:6o 9M
This elegant ovcrs'.utfed Broeatellt '
Parlor Suit. 5 pieces. 'H
ACCOMMODATION 1
Given on easy tar "8. ' 'H
Amusements. :'H
TUP ConLt.-ST rt.ACB O.t TIIK OATt . i'SSSSB
f a Cbeafioai B,ruralaaOrss4ls avsrJSI
X Elhltiltlaa Is . VsH
VTrO Buffalo BHI's WUi Wt ,-
s& JlV trlDEBS OF THE WQILt, ;iM
$ " WA fls Ambro Park, South B'kln. ijTM
Mtibr pun-err itotrrK ruoJt nk-.v voitx H
tnrji.nurattilit) JUUi at. Itrry.iool at Wults- "fjjtjjtj
l.all ,c, llaltery. MHIU Ct-VTs. . ,i)H
I wire Iteilj. Hub or uliiiii 'i an-l 8.15 P. t ,JM
BOOIW OPK.V AT 1 AND tttll I'. t --;;-:9H
All rua, vis nailery. Hroiialyii Ur Wti. ' yijJH
lltott. Wall, lultuti, -'J-1 u .ma uiuer ifttntm 'BISJ
niakucyiiuhctlntiiillrtfccio CTiec . sH
Admluuiu fio ceiiti teulral orfjia stti 1.7J "BJBI
c.nua.il,l. aO.UJ) teats. IMpular reauursa H
sltaiure, , -'BlH
MANHATTAN B-ACH
TO-IIAV, ,iH
After neon and Ereslo, ,I'H
Sousa's Concert Band, ja
HAGENBEGK'S LBffl' 1
Afternoon snd Kventnz. fkkl
MF.NA.IIKIin: AND MONKEY PAKADI8& t yH
ELDORADO. 1
To-MiaiT at tt.:', Kinwr . uiceca ttlH
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Ths iVnrld Fsnioiu Jiuiler. The Nil 'HOI 4'Jsl
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Ct,.r,dSVef',Vt-&n4. rW
Imperial" music hall. fW
VI)MIRMIO, 2' CENTS. '':
iJUiiSOi CQ'JRE ROOF GlflD-'M. ..!
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KOSTER&tBlAL'S. A0M.50C. KM
MUSK HAN. AN.) ROOF GA1DH, ,
LIVINGvPICTURSS. V
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Citrate 8to l-Ci.-ana accvllla VcttrtalgPasa. -BBJ
AMfcRTCANLl v$T4m M
ROOF GARDlfO ". M
fisu.t-.-i (lAttiiKs it iikst niu.iytom. .'WM
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filui xL. Lataccn liirxtou at.a 3a QYtar -IBsJl
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rttAWur.Y, bolgicl h--,ti.,a c( Sfojirtt 'H
lUUics a.-iJ IrltuJ, c' fit faallK cr ';!jH
r.-.i-i fully lintel to altaat It, tunortt -VPH
trom hit lata r.'tlaU'- 157 Krla it., Jrtf '
CUr. to TuoMay omli.r. Julr 10. .V, fiH
tt-aue 19 tU. ;4lcht:l a K C, Church, irlitf iM
a tlcli uaa. nlll lo ctftttj tar tfca rs- 'tM
jti of tilt c.jl. -sfesi
KIU.ll.KA -At WtcJtlill. I. I., July , UH H
MtllV KlbblbKA, ts.J Sfteea uwnUis sa '''.H
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FiiLtrsi ireui latt rtllJtuM Tutadj?. Jalf i'H
;e, at t otlwk c.iarp. Rtlatltci art (ov-f.ta i:H
to atlssil miiho.l furtli,r livllct. afSSSI
AT LAW OVER PROGRAMrVJES. ,
tilbson Clulnis tlie I'rlv lles;e for !jM
tnlc Kuolbnll liunic. ipH
Appllci'.Ion was tr.tae to Julge Cltejioff, l
f th.e fourt of i.'3t.innu Pleas, to-day, bs; 4pssa
cjunsel for John is. tilbson. to rest.rln fPj
Charles H. Mcoll frcm p'ibllshtns a Tf1- ,M
rramn-e of the Yale-1'ilnreton footbiU -IH
iinit to be t.lnyed next Thanksgltiils; .H
ui) ut the I'olu r.rounis. H
ijlbs.n .til(.ril tint on May If last V' .;H
mate a lontrtet with the college teams jSSSJ
by whUh he wus to bv n.lowcd to haV JH
thu prostainmo prlvlltuo at tho itame -HH
He agreed t . i a) lich teani ICOU. ?
He e.'ure't.s tli:.t Mcoll hus tlircatentd '
t ' drive l.fi-.t from the llel'I una Iscuo i ths jJH
pr i.'iaumiei. He also chaivcs that Nlca.l 'JflSSJ
has been soliciting advertlsemciits ana LsH
jtitltiit that he has the exclusive prlvl.esa CjfH
jf publl-shltiK the proi;ramnies. JjlSSSJ
Judge UUtiiwtf dented the motion. tH
TAILOR ACCUSED OF THEFT. -M
3-eue- Failed to Iletnrn Cr '"pH
luents llu W'um to Have Hepalrad. '.fH
Andrew J Cwintck, r. tul'.or. of 310 Eatt VH
rvnty-tiiln! street, recently advertised .'Vll
fui-cstrc mllots to ivpiiej strikers In bli jH
shop, und at. cut applicants for tfC.-U H
eus K-wurd r'l.eone). fori1 years uid, ,Pfl
o' i:C lj; kiKteci.tb rlrett. wha PV 'P
Cct nld: a fhlts i amo att.l cdJresi. IjiH
He 1-s.ii U-el a burn! lo of clothtt, .JiH
valtlvd ut I1K.'. to be cl-unel. ric-uded au4 2H
rrcsed. und wmt away. He navtr ru-, tpSSJ
turned or sent the clonics Nick. iJeteo- rpSSSJ
Uvea Murphy cud Mectsn found sonia ot .-fJJJJI
the clothes recently In.Kgic'u pawn hop, IM
on Klihth avenue, aud'oo trucd th?; -JIH
IcceJ thief. , ,.. 1 A ' IH
Sweeney waa arrested last nlifM. W M
vtas held foe examlnatlou ln.JtKwM ,-,'ijB
"Market Covrt lo-dy. ''!.. MH