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. . . THE WORLD: MONDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1894. !
I VIGILANT !
I HAS A MAP.
H i. .. .m ..
I Once More She Is Becalmed
I in the Homestretch
I and Loses,
TWO UN AHALF MILES AHEAD.
Gould's Yaoht Making a Show
of Britannia When the
Wind Fails,
RACING OFF QUEENSTOWN.
Ill Luck Seems to Pursue the
American Yacht in Her
Contests Abroad.
(Uy Associated ITces )
UUUIIU'8 POINT, ejuecimtoiv n llur
bur, July L''. There, v-uh a fresh nuitli
lioitlivvcst bieczQ blowlnc this morning
v,licti the trowda bes.in usembllni; to
nilnBS the day's ruUns under the mis
pleca ot the ltuynl llunster Yacht Club,
jnd cvciythlnu looked blight, promising
couil Bixjit and u thorough test of the
rH.il jdchti Vigilant and Hrltunnla.
'J lie American bloop ami tho Urltlsh
cutter arrived heia at 5 A. M. to-day,
fiom KlhBstoun, Dublin Bay, In tow of
Mr. Qcoreu J. Gould's (.team jaclit Ata
l.iuta, nono the worse for their trip,
ind fit to race for the Republic and the
Kingdom they respectively lepreaented.
A large fleet of steam and galling
i iilits g.itheied In Qui enitown Harbor
to gieet the iacers and In anticipation of
h d ly of bracing attuggles tor aquatic
honors.
Ouilns the nUht and morning there
lud been a gnat lullux of visitors Into
(.Jueensloivn, uud a licet of hpeeijl
;o.imcn toolc an army ot slght-seera to
Hochc'a Point. Crosshaven, Poor Head,
1 end other points lrom which a good view
al of th race coulil be obt lined. The
CI ni'lghboi lunula ot Camden l'ort and Itou-
ol ut'a Head vvoie alho ciovvdeii by jiclit-
1t Ins enthusiasts, plcnlcltets mid holiday
rJ loveis generally.
(J '1 lio CuurKc.
Tho (ouise to-day Is, In the main, out
at sea, although for the llnith the juchta
have to sail into and through the harboi
and, If the full Iloj.il Munstei coutse Is
sailed, end the contest n mile up the
i her, oil Muiikstoiin; otheiulse, the
coui'-e of the IlouI Coik Yaeht Club Is
to bo Ubed, whli h Is tho same as the
Jtoj.il Milliliters, except that the (Inch
ing line- is between the lloal Cork
1 aiht Club House and llouy No 1, right
opposite It, at Quceiistown This point,
ns to the IliiMi, was to hae been dc
cldcd by the ltegatta Committee JjJt
bforo the Mart. In any case, tho main
part of the course Is as follows:
'J ho btart to be niado from an Imag
inary line drawn between the Commo
dore's llagshlp and ilagboat anchored
off Itoehe's Point. J'rom there, 0 1-2
miles, to and around a tlagho.it oft
loor Head; thence 61-2 mlleis to and
around DiiiiiCh Itock Lightship; from
there back to the harbor, 4 3-4 miles, and
Uniting off the Itovul Milliliter or Iloul
Crok Club Houses, two miles or one mile,
respectively, from the starting line.
Thieo times round, total distance about
llfty miles.
The llrst two rounds, however, ore
Billed around the l'oor Head, Daunt's
Hock Llghtbhlp and Itoehe's Point por
tions of the courbc, only the third or
lbt round taking the uehts Into th
hirbor and up the ilvci to the llnlsh,
which extra little leg completes tho
tlfty miles.
YlKllnut WeutluT.
Such was the anxiety ot the people to
mc the race that all the bailboats, tow
boats, &c , wcip let jestetday at fancy
'iricfs, and hardly a ciaft of the poorest
description could bo becuied this morn
Ing UiirliiK tho early hours ot the day
evciy tiling poluttd to a llur tacu and
lu realher in which Vigilant wart -pceted
to have a lino chance to show
hit powerb and defeat the I'llntu of
Wales' b cutter.
The sjnip.ttliy of the masses hero this
nuinlng was distinctly with the Amei
liau j.icht, und oh all bides were heard
exprchsed hearty hopes that bhe might
win the cup.
There were the Ubual pretty and intri
cate manoeuvres for position prepara
toiy to the start, und llrltannla, ap
paiently, again had the best of It, for
filie took tho weather position upon
ciosslng the Hue, although both jachts
were about level.
Tho bcoro this morning at the start
tooil 8 to 2 In favor of llrltannla.
On the way to Poor Head the jnelita
were gliding along In splendid stle,
half fice, sheets nicely eased oft and
bailing In a manner calculated to call
lorth admiration for both of them.
lillnnt TnUex tin I. end.
N'earlu,? Poor Head lit lunula nppcand
to be pulling ahead. Him had iiiu doner
Inshoie than Vigilant und seimed tin ic
by to reap some advantage from the
black tide.
The times given at the start to-day
nd the times at the different llagboats
"re given according to Irish time. When i
i lose to Poor Head Vigilant pulled up '
and passed out under Hrltannla's lee, I
the latter beating away on Vigilant and
trjlng to maintain het lead. i
n the llrst round, passing tho poor
Head tlagbout, tho two yachts were
tliutd as follows
11 MS
Vigilant 11 CO tkj1
Britannia U so 8
On the leach to Daunt's Hock Vigi
lant changed her Jib-topsails to different
kues thtee times, and Increased her lead
rapidly until Hearing the lightship, when
Liltunnia. again drew near to her.
Passing Daunt's Hock Lightship on
In first uiund the two rueeis weie tlind
' follow f
It JI .-
)' ' '"t 11 ',; ,j
fcriw.nnia 11 yt v
U Poor Iliad, on the second tound,
he following wef the times ot tho two
uiht .
II. St.fi ,
Vt""" '2 20
firlta"'a 1 01 w
A
:'-':i
At Daunt's Itock, on the hccund round,
tiio timed Were:
II M H
Vigilant i i,v. ij
Utltatinli i jj ;,7
At this Miif,e uf the imo Ullunt had
a itacl or lin. I.'s. on lliltuimla
lulliuit Wi-ll Sii,.,
'I lit' gunboat Albuoic, witli ltriii
Adlllllul lleiuy (' 1J(. j,n H(.M0
olllcer on tin- coaM ot Inland, n.i
boaid, tolluwid the llchls dining til"
e.uly singes ot lo-dtij h cuiiti t.
After passing Daunt's Itock on the
first round It was a dtad beat to wind
ward to the Itoehe's Point lUgboat,
both jiichtH w oi king different tides',
llrltannla to the westward and Vigilant
to the eastward.
Vigilant to-d ly had on board a capital
local pilot, and the manoeuvring ot the
Ametiian aiht under his direction lu
dliated a close acuualntunee with the
tides.
cvn Mluutvis All rail.
The two yachts completed the second
tound, oft Itoehe's Point, as follow s;
H. M. S.
Vigilant 2 09 32
tlritttiinia 3 jj 9
Vigilant, therefore, was Cm. 07s. ahead
at the end of tln second round, showing
a gain of 1m. 15s. on tho last leg, and
was thought to be a sure winner, bar
ring accidents.
The times of the two jachts nt the
l'oor Head Ilagboat on the third round
were:
H. it. K.
Vigilant 2 35 60
llrltannla J Ds
Vigilant at this stage of the race had
a lead of 7m. Ss. on Uiltannla, and was
estimated to bo fully two miles ahead.
X iKfluiit Ilcculiiinl.
llrltannla was apparently out of tho
luce, and It seemed to be that nothing
remained but to tecord the times of
Vlglhint's Increased leads.
After rounding Poor Head flagboat.
Vigilant for the Hist time ran up a
billoon spinnaker, and was rattling
along almost two miles and a half
ahead
liut, at about 315 P. M., there was a
great change In this aspect of affairs,
and Britannia had another of those
great slices ot link which have fallen
to her shate ever since she tlrst met
Vigilant. The strong northerly wind
died off, and Vigilant, having changed
her spinnaker to a balloon Jlb-topsall,
was soon ljlng almost becalmed about
two miles from Daunt'H Itock, whllo
Britannia, retaining n northwest breeze,
rapidly ovei hauled her rival, and event
ually parsed her on her weather quarter,
amid a s..cne of the most Intense tx
cltment among the speotatois.
When the two jachts parsed Daunt's
Itock L!glilhlp, on the third round,
Britannia, owing to this fluko In the
wind, uud the lead. The times were:
H. JI. S
Britannia 3 27 01
Vigilant 3 27 20
Britannia ni inaged to retain the lead
to the end. The following are the cor
rccttd ofllclal times of the two jachts
at the finish:
H. Jl. 8
Biltannia 4 10 13
Vigilant 4 11 00
Biitannla, consequently, won by 43s,
without counting hor time allowance,
and by 1m. 53s, counting her estimated
time allowance of lm. 10s.
GOULDS' NEW YACHT.
Mnj lie Ilia tit In Time o Itace with
Ileniictt'H Hunt.
(Ily 53ocliteJ l'r.i. )
LONDON, July 2J The rimes to-daj ,
after confirming t! e btatcnient tint
(ieoige J. Could hus ordered of the
Herreshoffs a new racing jacht, with a
hull of bron.se, adds that It is believed
that the new flyer will be ready in time
to ruce with Jlr. James (Joidon Bennett's
new vacht at the net Spring regattas
of the Jlodltciranean.
RAID ON NIHILISTS.
Twenty Were rreteil Iiy the St.
I'rtprNliiira; I'olloe enterrin.
(Ily Associated 1'reni )
ST. PIITUKSBI Itel, July IJ The po
liio arretted twenty Nlhillbts In tills
ilty jestudaj. No reason Is known for
the arrests, but It Is conjectuicd that
they wen- duo to the dlscoveiy of a
plot against the life ot the Crar.
I'reMH lllll Amendments Iti-Jeeleil.
(Hy Asocial 1 iVfM.)
PAItli, July 21 Piemler Diipuy to
day asked the Chamuei uf Deputies, us
a maik of lonlidcmu In the tiovern
inent, to reject all umendniints to the
Uoveiuuunt'b Pufs bill, iilmcd ut the
biipprfsslon of aiianhy. Ihu Chamber
htantid the Puuiln's request, aul all
the amendments wile rejected with In
creased majorities. The Chamber then
adjourned.
Chilli l'reimrecl ttt Clime n llitcr
(Dy AMucfatcc) I'l en
LONDON. July Si 'Ihe Senior Consul
representing the foreign consuls at
Shanghai has been otllclully notllled that
the Government Is preparing to block
the Yang-tbe-Klang Itlver at the bir
near Woosung at any moment In case
of need.
MISS GOKEY GAVE CHASE.
Spralni-d Her Ankle Itiinnlliif After
1111 Alleuoil Thief.
Joseph lilce, alias John Morgin, was
held at JelTerfon .Market Police Com t
to-day for Htniiilnatlon tn.mnrrow,
diaiged with stealing a poiketlmuk ron
talniiir,' V and valuable pipeis from
Miss Twenetta Ookev, of 212 Bloom
Held street, Hobokcn, jesterday aftei
noon. Miss C.okej was on her way home
aftet visiting friends In New York. She
was on the Elevated station at Ninth
avenue and Fortj -second street when
a rough-looking man .ippioached and
tat beside her. A moment later she
iniksed her poiketbook and screamed
for help The man ran downstairs and
v as puisued by the woman Miss dokvy
epi allied h'T ankle In the chae, bin
had the satts'actlon of seeing Rice cap
tuied Joseph Martin, diss Calvin, tweiitj
one years old, ol 4!S l'ast Sixteenth
htieet, i held in Kssex Jlarket Pollie
Court to-day In default of 1,U00 ball
Ho approached John Connors, of 511
l'ast Sixteenth street, In Hast I'oui
teenth street last night and snitched
his silver watch Jlartin was caught
alter a run of hulf a dozen blocks, with
the stolen piopertj In his possession.
The ixjIIcc say he is an ex-convict
II. , Vii. 7.V I'lutcM.
V Uaol citli li- n n of t t u-e m c
iiojiU ( Il I 1 ! " ' "j h 'I t.
beMiUir) lunvbii uii I U. 1 . u I U d i ,wti
I'.eiiXcr Tlwmjj J imi u l.liif. IoutI)
tin. mornlns nd priintvl ity.ln.t lils ni-tloi
111 Lilllni; 10 el Ip hd troui e uvUtln tclwocn
he IliuoWIyi I llUrit uf Ttllill Ilr henna l
rrralittni uJ in .triune cumpajlturL
Iiiu rend "The I'venlns Witrlil?"
I UoWou read the Suuduy World?
'fir 1' i'i iiiMTi ititiiySMiiiiiit
ITHE A. R.U. ANSWERS.
J Donioa Being in Contempt of tho
United States Court. '
Says It Ordered No Strikes and
Condoned No Violence.
Its Members Quit of Their Own
Choice, Deciding Ly Majority Vote.
(By Ai"cc.fcUJ Pu )
CHICAGO, July 1 Ati uns-Aer was
flU-tl to-Utv by tho HltuineiH for tlie
ulllccrs of the AtiiPitcHii Hallnuy
Union In the (-ontenipt proLoetUngK in
tho I'nltca Btaiei Omit, gioninsr out
of tho nlKeU a lulutloii f the Keileial
liijuin.tlon iiKiliiMt InterffiPiicc with the
iuutls utul inUistato commerce.
Aftei lukuo-AleilsliiK the perlce of the
injunction ami repprvinff any luUuntage
thut imj ucciuc from the clulm that the
writ Is iusumclent ami od, the de
fendants ptoLicd us follows.
rhtr denv thut H -ftts tt any lime the pur
pose and ubject vt mlu Miicrtriu lUIUay Lnluii
ur of thu yfRcerB or dirt tur th-rvof ir or Iheee
dvfinilditilj or cither or urn tf them to con
lentratn the iae and Juriwllclloi of l'l mer
Uati lullwiv I nion under one oflklttl motwKf
ment anl dlrectUa with jir to crder ctrlken
or ti dlsLontlniianeo of the perkf of bjch em
iloccrt at ny time the Hoard if DlnMora or
iho American lUllway t'lilon fhoutJ ele t tn do
bo at uUet-a! in ld Information or ollicrwUe;
and the Hllcge that l (ho orMnUftlfmi of the
Mil American lUllnaj Union btrlKei lould only
9 deelaiixJ or discontinued ly the uto of the
majorlt) ot the members or suth Aiuerlran Ktll
av Lnton nnplo)eis In the erlre atTected ty
any nucli utrlkr and that the only power, author
Ity or office of the nald ufllconi or directors of said
Ameriran Itallwaj Itnion or of thtsi defendants
or either of them In ie"pert to said matter vas
1o notify th" mcmbtrii of nld merlcan Uallwaj
t'nl m In the nenleo concerned In such atrlkc
of action talien by hu h marlty
They dmj that on th 2otti or 27(h Ua of
June lnt pnst. cr at any Oilier time, tho Ameri
can Ilallay tnlon or 1U Hoard ot Ulreetom or
oilier oflWr cr ther defendants or either of
them had dlrectel and ordered tli9 member nf
Mil American Itullwav I nion Piigssrel In the
Kenlce of the llllnoW ( entral lUHrnad t'ompan,
tn leaie tiio wervlte of Mid Compan), or alleRel
In Bald Information or other Ue or that at any
time any i rdera t.rc tsauod to tho employes of
the railroad mentioned In tho complaint or anj
of them to lea'.e the tcrvice of hucIi Compan).
but they allcgo that on or about Ktld time a
majority of tho members of wild American Rail
m a I nion emploed ujn ald Illinois Central
Hal I rdad in J upon said oiher companies referred
lo In said Information did for themselves with
out any order, direction or control of the aald
inerlcan Itillnay I nion or of Its officers or
director or of thete defendants or cither of
them, toltintarlly determine by their otes that
they -would airline or lesn the serlce of aald
rullnaj companies, and that, In puisuanca ot
tote Mid employees did on or arout said time
leavo the service or said rallnaj rompantea treel
and lolnntarlty of -Iheir ov n arcord Upon
Information and belief the defendants deny that
said employees t,n lelnc the service of fiald rail
way rnmpanlen as aforenald did bo for the purpose
of hindering preentlnsT and delaylnc wald rail
way companies in the operation of trains engaged
In the transportation of the United states .malls
anl Intcrhtftte commerce over the reepectUe roads
of said com.mnics
.he came denials are made a to A.
It. IT. c-Kanlzationi In the Northwest.
Then the answer iaf:
The defendants deny that any one of the tele
grams set forth In said Hi for mat ton as sent or
caused to bo Fent by tl em or an of them, or that
they authorized or approved the Fame or any
one thereof, except a certain telegram dated
July 6 1S94, In the words and figures folio in ic
"Wo have assurance that within forty-ets-ht
hours eerj lalror organization In this country
lll come to our reset e The fight Is on and
nur men am acquitting themselves llko heroes
Hire anl there one weakens but our cause Is
strengthened by a dosen going out In his place
Kvery true man must quit now an 1 remain
out until the fight Is won There ran he no
half v,ay sround Men must be for ui or against
ns Our cause Is gaining ground dallj anl our
sucretis Is only a question of a few days Don t
falter In this hour. Stand erect and proclaim
your manhood Labor must win now or never,
0 ir lcton IU be posit he and complete
Whatever hapirns do not gtvo credence to ru
mors anl newspaper reports "
Tie defenlants admit that upon some
of said lines of rallna) there was exercised upon
the part of some persons to the defendants un
lnov.n lolonce against persons and property
They deny that they or any of them hate any
ktwalelge or Information sufficient to form a
belief as to tho commltilon of the specific acts
of violence In said Information set forth or any
thereof and upon Information and belief they
den) that an member of said American Hallway
tnlon In an) minnr participated In said acta
of lolence or s of them
The) dany that, In tlolatlon of the order of the
court the) da!l and continuously, or at all, K
sued any orders or directions for the employees
of said railway companies or any of them, to
teste such tertlce In a body, as alleged In said
Information or otherwise They deny that at said
litre or at any time they knew that violence and
unlawful conduct necesearlty followed from strikes
of the kind mertloned In said information, and
deny that such Is the fact rut on the contrary,
allege that so far as said American Rail via)
1 nion or the memters thereof aro concerned
said strike, and all strikes of a similar charac
ter contemplate nothing mere than the quiet.
I eaceable and lawful cessation of work by such
memters when and for such periods an they shall
for themselves determine Defendants al
hue that they did at all times counsel and advise
all members of the sail American Railway Union
with whom the were in communication to at all
times ah tain from violence threats and Inttmlda
tdti and to at all times re-rpect the law and the
officer thereof
Thrv denv that the Poard of Directors of said
American ttallwaj Union or Its officer or theie
dvfendunts or cither of them at any time as
sumed the authority and power, cr have now
or ever liav- had any aulliorit) or power what
soever to ordr Mrtkea and boycolta or to dis
continue! the same
-
SICK JUDGE ON THE BENCH.
J ml Ira Meuiln In Cuurt To-D,
Though i Fnllr llrcoverrri.
Pollen Justice Clarence W, Meade arose
from Ills tick bed this morning to attend
to lila judicial lutle ut th YorkUUe
Police Court. He hud learned Ust night
what a hardship it was to find one of the
othir fomtcen miiKlstrateg to preside In
his stead during lila illness.
The Judeo was ubsent on Saturday and
yesterday. On both of these days It took
until 11 o'clock to Mini a Judge who was
willing- to dispose of the cases In York
llle Police Court.
At 8 J o'clock this morning Justice
Meade surprised the court attaches by
appearing tn court. lie was eiy pale
and walked with the gait of a sick man.
After receiving congratulations on his
reappearance, he said:
"I was a ery sick man on Friday night
ind Hatuiday, but, thanks to my doctor
and the chanc,e In thr weather. I recov
i leil laplll 1 am here, but I'm not by
ani means well jet "
OUTLAWS FREE PRISONERS.
Okluhumn Maudlin I'Ire Ilonaeii lu
1-f-rry anil Attack (he Jail.
(Uy Assoclat.4 Preea.)
PERRY, O. T, July 23 -A band of
outlaws swooped down on this city last
night and set eome wooden houses on
11 1 e While the peuple were trlns to
step u beilous conflagiatlon the band
liberated 111" pnsoncis In the County
Jail
Among the prisoners who escaped are
i "Uud" Appling, alias "CalllornU Cj
clone," a prUe-ftghter. who was In Jail
foi bribing nt elections, and Clay Dals,
a meinbei of the Dalton gang, who la
one of the most noted horse thieves and
outlaws of Oklahoma.
m m
Cliuleru M'rendu lu Adrlanople.
tnjr Associated Pre. )
CONSTAM'INOPWi. July 23,-Pour
' frebh cases uf choWa ara reported from
AUtiuiiopIc The Ooveuiment has Ue-
cl.ued iHf daf' iiuaruutlno agalnvt all
X'uruptuu a. rivals
( (iiulnu; Irnl,
Punlg .ml Sumuitr nlgla'g reiilv.l of lb. Jolty
runltlera. Scutll Dr. ill VVfdnfbd.y
Kuciiorr nUtil . ttf.tii.l uf lh. Cli.14 Asui
elatlxn Ttiurnl.)' evening t Lion Park.
Intlutlou rcceptlcu wJ m.iIJo fcktltal of the
Oil. t. C Uurotijr AawcUUoa SalurOa al Coco
maul.
ALREADY DIVORCED.
Elihu Boot Conteuds that Mrs.
Elizabeth Taylor Has No Case.
Also Said She Had Been Convicted
of Perjury.
Her Lawyer Declares She Whs Left
Penniless.
Tho motion of Elizabeth C. Taj lor for
counsel fees und ulunuuv lu hci action
fur u sppdtutloii fium llemj A. 'I'alur,
millionaire banl-er and lallruad operator,
was uigued befoic Justice Stover lu the
Supreme Cuurt to-da.
Tho tuutluii was mado b lirr counsel,
James l'lnn, who did not "lute what
amount of alimony uud lounsel foe he
deslied, but he said tin- dcfinlant was
at least a millionaire. She Is the seiond
wife of the defendant, who Is about sWtv
Seals old, while sin" Is onl half his ae.
Tnjlor's Jit st wife was a daughter of
Chrlstophet Me) cm, the late mllllounlie
rubber shoe manufacture! , who died In
ISfcS, about ten scats alter the death of
the llrst wife of the defendant. llo
married the plaintiff at Itochestci July
0, 1SS1. They have four child I en The
three oldest live with the father, and
the soungest wllh the mother.
Mrs Taslor ehaiges varlnus acts of
cruelty In this Ily mill ut Portress
.Monioe, ami also Intluiaev wllh H
servant, ultliough she docs not usk Tor
an absolute divorce.
They have been separated about four
Sears, md the lat act of cruelly which
she charges occurred In liV)
l'llhu Hoot, appealing foi the de
fendant, said that he hud got a dlvoice
from hei bv personal service of the
Mimmjtis In Connecticut In the. Buperlor
Court In 1W0. on the giound of her In
temperance. She had tried to have the
decree opened In ldJ.', but the Court hud
decided against her. He said she had
since been convicted of perjuis.
Mr. PI nu Jumped up and said that
had nothing to do with thin action, lie
Kaid the woman had been left penniless
with her child.
The Court received decision.
MOTHEH KGCUSED OFGRUELTY
A Mixed-Ale Party Leads to Mrs.
Farrell'a Arrest
Her Three Children Committed to
the Care of n Society.
Maiy Farrell, of 017 I'nloii street,
Brooklyn, was held for examination by
Justice Walsh, In the Uutler Street
Court, this morning, on the charge of
cruelty to her three children.
Mrs Parrell on Saturday night and
all day Sunday had a mixed-ale party
In her apartments. Men were going In
and out all day jesterday, and they
made so much noise that the neighbors
complained.
Detective Kelly and Roundsman
Evans raided the place last night. They
found the three children In the bed
room with a man. named John Gil
lagher, of 29 Second stieet. Gallagher
was scantily dressed, although two of
the children are girls, the oldest being
twelve vears old.
Gallagher was drunk, as was Mrs. Par
rell and lier husband, James. The doors
were broken off their hinges, the win
dows were broken and the furniture was
smashed and things were wrecked gen
erally, The cilldren are In tho care of the
Children's Society.
MORE TUBERCULOSIS FOUND.
State Hoard of Health 'Warned
Aicalnat Upper Countle' Href.
The State Commission on Tubercu
losis was notified this morning by Chief
Chemist Martin, of the Boatd of Health,
of the probable existence of tuberculosis
In the dairy herds of either St. Law
rence or Rockland Counts'.
Last Filduy h cow Intended as beef
for the Now York market was solved
and butchered by Meat Inspector Uryce
Mars. On examination It was found to
be badly afflicted with tuberculosis. A
good-sized bunch of cheesy tubercles
was found In the apex of the left hut,;
besides hard miliary tubercles In the
spleen, stomach and left side of the
abdomen. The meat was sent to the
offal dock and destrosed slid a rigid
Investigation at once Instituted.
It was discovered that the cow was
purchased bs Joseph Lowell, a butcher
In the Association abattoir. Ports -fourth
street and Hast Hlver, from Hul
lenbcck &. Hollls, commission mer
chants ut the Union Stock Yards, Plf-ty-nlnth
street and Eleventh uvenue.
The commission merchants are exon
erated from all blame, or any Intention
to deceive Mr. Lowell, who is likewise
believed to have had no suspicion of
the diseased condition of the cow, be
fore the discoveries made after its
slaughter.
Messrs. Haltenbeck &. Hollls declare
that the cow waa one of a good-sized
herd shipped from Rockland und St.
Lawrence counties. The herd was made
up of purchases from numeious far
mers In both counties, and, therefore,
it Is quite Impossible to tell lust what
particular henl the cow came from.
However, the State authoiltles will
endeavor to locate the herd, and If
necessary examine all the cattle In both
counties The local Hoard of Health will
render all the assistance within Its pow
ei, as the members are fully alive to the
danger to the city from the consump
tion of meat or milk from tuberculous
cows
THE POLICEMAN GOT EVEN.
O'llnrr Arrested Hirer Men Win.
Attacked Him In u hnloon.
There waa a row In the "Cuckoo" sa
loon, Sixth avenue and Mlnetta lane, last
Saturday night, and when Policeman
O'Hare, of the Mercer street station,
went In to quell the disturbance he was
kicked, badly cut and his clothes torn,
and wis finally thrown Into the street,
i It w.ib his day off sesterdas, and in
i stead of Kpendlng It at Cones' Island, as
ihe intended, he determined to airest his
UKcallants Till morning he arixigned
before lustlce Meade, In Yorkvllle Court,
PhlHp Landon, of 4 Sixth avenue, pro
prietor of the saloon; Howard llannon,
of 203 West Eleventh street, and Charles
Ganby. of Philadelphia, but at present
stopping at 'JO Mlnetta street.
lie Identified Landon as the man who
kicked him. and llannon and dauby as
the men who helped to throw hlnvlnto
the street. The defendants were held for
examination.
liple nild Pencil Crop.
'ti tvr IM Pre, l
VI.1UON ' V Jul- .1 l o r,j. lu u!
orleana county Mil UU .am of quarter ctcr
and ihe Mime la true of Niacsra Count) A in),
t.rlou, funiu, rro. about the .tern ef lh. apple
anil rauae. it to (ill. This croath dettlcpea
durlD the hot weather of a munlh ago, which
ae follow! b eoM ralna. The apple failure
mean, a loaa of half a million dollar. tj ihe
'arniera 1 ercatuuta. There will be, however, an
Immcoat crop ef peache, tiers toll year,
.
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J J&tataAV.-A tfifa,Milil
AIL THIS FOR CHARITY
Big-Hearted Horsemen to Give tho
Proceeds of a Day's Racing.
. i
To Be Divided Between the Free Ice
and Sick Babies' Funds.
Meeting to lit) Held at K eetvvnod
batunlaj, Ani;. 4.
Ily vvi'S of providing midsummer
spent at Pleetwood Park, tonie! big
he.titril titittlng horsemen have con
ceived the Idea of making theli pleiisute
culaiM' the llciald's l'lec lee I'lllid and
"'Hie livening World's" Hick Rallies'
l'und It metUd mils tliu suggestion tu
tct the UiIvIub Club cifllclals at roil.,
mill a vcis luteiestlin; piogiaiuiue has
been BiiaiiKctl for Satuidas, Aug 4
Pollute fuvuied the plan from Its In
ception The dale chosen Is that for the
mmli-talkid of match for l.'.OiO be
tween Capt. Lscms, uy Swcopitakes. the
famoUH wiigun horso and victor In the
2'.M diss In the iccent Inter-clty inces,
und Cranston, tiiiothti speeds ton of
BvveepstHken, who Is c.eneially con
sidered as i worths untugoitlbt foi Capt,
l.juus lints one Inleiestlug event was
piovld.d. 'I lien the Trnttel ami Paul,
a liicul turf Journal, ofMed n purse uf
JVH) foi the !."( i lass, the proceeds to
be devoted to the charities named A
vciv large niimbt r of entries ate
promised for thlj event, und the surplus
entrance money will udd handsomely to
poiUi thlitl attraction, nnd to slve the
amateurs n chain e to sliuvv their skill
as relnsmeii. Mi. Clean Smith, the well
know n uitlsl. offcis his line punning of
Nancy Hunks 111 motion as the llrst
Pile In u 'J..0 class, und Clark's Holse
Review donntes loi n second pi Izo i u
flue plctuie of Sttimboul. alao from the
easel of (lean Smith Th - race will be
to road wagons and Is lllcely to be tin
most Intel eslltie nil the curd.
Plnally. u little discussion between
Messrs Charles Wlcland and Anion
Itlnschler. us to the relative merits of
theli trotters. Jeste, by Deucalion, and
Ruby, bs Clifton, resulted In a mutch
being made for M0, owneir, to drive. In
sulkies . n . tiia
Such a progiammc cannot fall to mi tu
ts the anm of lovers of this spoil, and
as every dollat of the proceeds will go
to the popular chailtles Indicated thete
can be no doubt that the leHUlt will be
felt 111 many n poor home where Kick
new and want combine lo mukc mid
summer existence a toiluie.
The Uilvlni Club gives Its track anl
emplosees. and all the Incldeiitul I ex
penses of the dav-a handsome contri
bution In Itnelt. The gate money from
tickets ut ,0 cents each w 111. of course
be the largcot Item In the lecelpts Ihe
Club will Issue Its own programme, and
the proreels from Its sale, us well us
from advertisements will fur het swell
the fund No commissions will be paid
on advertisements, anl even the wc -bixei
will be co-iductej for the benellt
of the charities
The Special Cjmmlttee of the Dilvlng
Club for the in inagenient of n.t"ra,c''',
Is composed of Messrs Samuel MeMI Ian,
Frederick Meikcn, lohn Rudd and T. .1.
Rrads. Thes will, however, have the ac
tive aid of scjies nf other members of
tho Club and If the weather Is fair,
Pleetwood will be thronged on Aug. 4
l'nlrlen close Aug. S, und should lw
adJressed to S H. Mason, Jr.. Secretars,
Sevents -seventh street and Amsteiditni
avenue. New Y irk City, to whom, also,
all remittances should be made.
STAJER'S CASE POSTPONED.
To lie? Kxnmlneil Tills Afternoon,
Churned wllh Iluhlilim Htrnn.
The examination of Rowery Dlvekeeper
Stajer and live other men, charged with
tho larceny of J900 from Thomas Egan,
a real estate broker, of 17ti Rroadnas',
was this morning postponed by Justice
Feltner In Ussex Market Court until
thU afternoon
It was Stajer who was called a liar
and perjurer by Attorney John W. doff
before the Lexovv Committee, where he
appeared as an unwilling witness. He
formerly kept a dive it 203 Bowers', and
Is now proprietor of the Cafe Central, at
Pifth street nnd Second avenue.
Kgan states thut about midnight on
Juls 13 he entered the place to get t
sandwich and a glass of beer. He ad
mits he had been drinking, but sass
he was not drunk. He claims he hid
1900 In his Insld vet pocket, anl thut
he was robbed In the suloon He s)
reported to Capt. Crjss, of the Plfth
street station Henry Hpross and Her
hurd Uehrcndt, who hud been In the su
loon. were urrested. The police allege
that these men have made a confession
In which they atate that u card sharp
named "Krenchy" and Hpross took the
manes', and that It was divided on the
basis of 20 per cent, to Mujer, ss pr -prletor
of the house; 20 pel cent, to
"Krenchs" and the remainder lo the rt
of the gang.
I'cin clulm a drugged drink was given
Id him, but Hpross and Reliienlt say lm
kh drunk, and that tho money was
taken while he was asleep.
Ihe police, have also arrested Mix
Nuffiu, M.ijcrn cashier, and Henjimln
Rvehm, the barteridci, and Morltz lp-stein.
ARRESTED 22 TIMES.
Ovren I.jiicli rnl to the Island for
Disorderly Condnot.
Owen Lynch, twenty-five years old, of
713 Tenth avenue, was urralgned In York
vllle Court this morning, thurged with
disorderly conduct, Lsnch, who has
been arrested twenls-tvvo times, Is a
member of a gang that congregate about
Plftleth street und Rroadwas. Yesteiday
he saw a water-pitcher In Mulroomy's
real estate otllee on thut corner, und
knocked at the door.
Watchman O'Karrell respondej, anl
when Lsnch asked for ten cenLs slummed
the door In his face This angeled
Lsnch, who burst In the door. He was
about to assault O'Karrell when arrested
Justice Meade sent him to the bland for
ten dass, promising him Plx montlm on
lib. next appearance there.
MAYORALTY IN THE BALANCE.
WrltN uf ManilnmiiN tlrnntcil In
Mount Vernon's lllectlon.
Justice Dirtlett, In the Supreme Cuurt,
Rrooklsn, this morning Issued alterna
tive writs of mandamus In the cuse of
several ballots alleged to have been Ille
gally cast at the municipal election held
In Mount Vernon on May 10 lint
There are enough alleged Illegal bal
lots under consideration to turn the
I electlun lu favor of l'd.on L wis. the
Republican candidite or lMi.in l'lak,
the Democratic candidate, foi the Mus-orclts.
WOMAN SAYS HE ROBBED HER
Smith Held on the Complaint uf
Mrs. SIcGurken,
Charles D. Smith, eighteen sears old,
a printer, no home, was held In Tombs
Court this morning i barged with the
latceny of IS from Cora McCSurken. of
oi Catharine street t-Mi th h td btrn
i uiirfs M audi about the lata 111 Cat la
lln sJierl aul on June IS Ml M
I. i l.eu tent him foi tonic ucod and
In cud
pui?f containing the 1 was uudei
hn pillow. While he was ubsent sb.
fell asleep, ami when she awoke, some
twents minutes later, she found thut
Smith had been there and that her
moiicv vvu gone She did not see bint
. until Sunday nlsht, when gb caused his
I aircut,
iv.v-4 lfcA. 4li fi- -j i mtiJG?'iL A t
yfttjettj'jyyjy
No ndoney Down
11 illlSAIISIi 11 Mil Al.hllll lllllll r I'Mll V
J. & S. BAUIViAfWS
AMERICA'S GREATEST CREDIT HOUSE.
EVERYTHING FOR HOUSEKEEPING
Furniture. Carpels, Eedding, Lamps, Baby Carriages, Oilcloths, Stoves,
Pictures, Clocks, Portieres, Crockery, Refrigerators anil Tinware,
1bM viteeaniiolialleaii mll.olaii) rmp,jiiil0n oi unus tuil saiuo ma me c pruuiv. ..inanoii.
Wi allow iha railroaa lara both ways to cut-ot-town iuy'
8th Ave., Cor. 19th St.
"mice lo Our I'nlronai r re tinea ntnrdny Mahls I til II) O't link. I
10 TO UTILIZE THE GARDEN J
Rain Interfered with tho Madison
Square Roof Concert.
3lr. C'llttlntr Slay Not Mui et
Season Oilier Stage News.
'I lie long promised, but not ubsoliitelv'
expectel, lalndrups 'utuidas nlhlit ill 1
rot Interfeie vers nia'crlallv vlth the
enjjsment of the uu Hi ut e w itleh went In
the Mudlsou Miiare Itoof Cianlen '111.
people vve'e piomptls Invlteil to descend
lo Ihe iimpltheatic, vv lit re this i tin'
cull v trlels show, with Austen's slciiu
kraph of Chicago and thu Worll's l'ali
thrown lu as a lent of ballast, us It
wcr", 'Ihe m iiiucemeut tlld not ueeom
pllsh this without trouble, lle-rlc Hone
lllll will never slug unless she hus cut
c lum sprused upon Iihi face. Sim needs
It to cmphuHzc the entenults of hci e
piesslve abllltv, and so does Chuilrs II
l.iwlnr. He also his to le swathed lu
calcium. Ko tlie eulclum mnihlnc hail to
be taken ilnwu to the amphitheatre
mid deposited In the middle of thut vat
iiicna It didn't look pretty at nil, but It
lid lis tluts. The big stage made 1h.
performers look like midgets. Little
llnmile 'ihointon, who was tis much
afraid of the t c ho, but who mummed
fummislv. looked like u I.lllptitlan, while
l.ottle llllson, attlied 111 a naming scir
let dici-s, looked like a tins dub of ud
'1 lie umphllhcatre Idea, however, was a
good one It was better than lutuliiaT
good moiies awas, and It will be adopted
every time thut thu night Is uuduls
raliiv.
WMIe the ordlnurv eveis-dus stigc
lads goes to the dlflerent lii.li title i v
chiii'C's on fcut-uml Is even thankful
Just nov thut she Iiiih slut s to go In
Mis Robert I. I'tittlng ('lives iiiuiind
In a prelts little hausutn. Hhe was
Miotted op llroudwus sestenlas', 1 1 id In
dalnts pluk, with drumuttc agents vvnlt
Ing at the door of het cib, fioui which
she was las big down the law in tine
stsle Her cnerg' Is due tu the fact that
ihe may not star nett season, and that
tunteiiuently she wants some work to
do
The great and only Coibett Is simply
sweeping everything before htm In Ire
luid He Is even to plav foi the bone
lit of 11 church-that uf the Rev. James
Coibett, the pugilist's namesake and rel
ative. That pel foi mance will be given
at Ralllniobe, and the Rev. Coibett will
get every penny of the proceeds Then
Mr. Corbett will plas lu Waterford,
Limerick and Cork. It Is sail that he
feels quite at home In the land of his
forefatheis, a s.atemcnt thai Is pathetic
enough to prjJuce tears
"While I'm on the other si Ir " ald a
well-known ami lather pompous uctor
Sisteidas. at the Ullsey lluui-e, "I'd like
vers much to make ariaugemenls with
Haidou for a new play. 1 know he's
rather a busy man, but"
"Hut," retorted his fiieml, "If sou
cable him Hint su ulo coming he'll meet
the boat at Havre or Liverpool, us the
cuse mas be lies a mot obliging fel
low, and so fond of Americans, who give
him so much woik ou can tell him
what sou want, and he'll send the
scenario as soon as he's thought It out '
And the pompous actor took It In dead
earnest.
Charles rrohman has not onls idled
hondon of evers thing worth having, but
he has secured u mortgHge on fiiturils
He alreads owns the American lights
of works that have not sit been
written. He bus left vcis little foi uns
body else.
Owen Westford Miss Mill in Ru-scll s
brother-in-law, has been engaged by
Mecsis Abbev JichoefTrl K llrau for
the prima donna's London c isott Miss
Russell is delighted, lor she Is vers
loud of this brothel -ln-1 ivv, and ban
trbd liiiiny times to engage liltn foi hi I
lonipanv Something, however, iilwuss
prevented this,
.
l'red Rr Ion, the star nf "rcirglvcn '
and other Itlglilv Inleresling phess Is
Just now piosilcalls engaged in I mining
a restaurant in e oum linn with HutTal i
lllll s Wild West show at Ambi ise
Park, Rrooklsn Mr. llryton has not
given up the stage, but lie does lhi
raterliiij Just to pass Ihe Slimmer awav
us prortlubls us possible It is a pity
that other actors cannot follow his ex
ample .it present. Mr. Waldron. the
business manager of James A Heme a
"Shore Acres" companv. Is also dis
porting himself uutheatrlialls. He Is
the purser of the sleumer llelle Morton,
running from the Ratters to South
Reuch.
obi's "Therce," Interpret! el bs Mr"
I'otter unel Ksrle Hellcw, has not set
San I'raiielseu cm file, although tin c l
llornlans expee ted to be thoikcd ami
scandalized They thought "Iheiesi
tame, und were quite vexeel ubniit It
Mrs Rotter's plans ure not detinltdy
settled. She may go back to London
Miss Agnes Merndon will not be man
aged by her little ex-husband, IVshcI,
this season. While thes were divorced
he had no objection to piloting her
through tho countrv, now however,
that she Is another s In ile. lines to
hive ans thing lo do wllh Pie eompans.
vhlih seems i.uhti lm insistent ilmsn't
IP Miss Merndon will .igulu ptesent
that leivld ri trait June eliami, .utltleel
"Li Helle Marie "
This Item comes gambolling merrily
In "Dore Davidson and Miss Ramie
Austen have Just returned from Sun
Fiaiiclsco " (Mow terrlbls we have
missed sou, Dore'l ' fter being detainee!
three weeks on account ot the lailroad
strike. Hies were obliged to return via
Hiltish Columbia, over the Canadian
I'acltli Rullwas, being twelve class on
their Journes ' (Lu Mlv thev wne not
foigotten) Theli rep noire foi net
reason vou nass vour monev and
Sou takes sour . lioi. e lin-linles A
, Das of lteekouing bv the onlv ever
teeming Surdou The Hand of Russia
"Or Jeksll und Ml Hsde, Hy tlie
Win Id rorgotten," and 'The Man Who
unlshed "
RIKER'S ISLAND CASE.
Tu Lome I ,i llefore the t.rnml Jur?
I i-Viirrovv.
! 'Ihe litaiiel .luiv huudeil up to Judge
Mat tine in Pan I ol tie Court of lieu
i ml .se.i-lons it I.' 1 . Pits mm emu ..
I otielle of liulmpcil ta it let! tlllelll-, ut
tailed to mike a piesi'iitiMeul fit the
Rkers Isliml fc.irluge depositors nut
lei
Ihe Jm on- will attend to thut chits
1 to morrow when thes will also be ells
chargeel for Ihe term, unless something
important turns up In the mean lime.
An adjournment was tukeu until to-
morrgw, f
Excursions.
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Urantbt-ort ttmrr Ibunm U Uorthlcy Lavu
1 lurtiu TrUe, will lenve foot of IJifa t , It ,
at C 3J M dil huuUj) iUj It pier 4
N R , rwtor tt at 10 A M iheiieH il uu
tit New ork, Urn t r (I luunJ I p. wJ ccti t
(rnljit reffUt-il at all hoar ot tb day, borsoj
uid cairUcti a tj ft laity
, AROUND STATEN ISLAND.
1 &o rail 'i no tb 04W ant it il ie.iae
ai mm . uu. -iKir-.
Ltafti N Y fool IM au, N H, I :a
P M , Mattery UinJlcc Hi I' al , UrooWiys
I M I .i W y p m
TirKi:THt aoi Hrpith-innNTN.
FOILED lilt INCENDIARY.
.
A Deinip Cot and Calm House
keeper Prevent Panic or Death.
Klve I'linillles Quietly Vueute .1 Ilc
Iiinecy htreet Teneineiit.
An nttempt to burn the three-story
tencineiit-liiiiise nt 1IJ lkl.nni street
inrlj this muinin' vv.es illsiuviteil !
tme inv m lions ilumiiKe v. as ilum
t JolililocU Mis Jlvm.in, Willi live o
.on ihe llili'l iloor fitting nt hei vvln
t ilnvv tiee iiih avine that her room vv.n
last illluiK with miiuKi) hho went eloivii
1 to the tti-t Hour ami toM the house
Keeper, -Mr". Imac l.uum.in, thut the
houe waa on lire Mis l.anmuu
thought tu, too but she lo a ver sensi
ble woman She i?ive no loud alum,
but hhe went uulells tu the eloors ut the
rooms uicii'iteil In the live taiullli s lu
th. hou-e. i )il limil matters eiuletl
hihI toli! tliem the bail tiettcr Ko intu
th- i-tie i
I 11 U il 1. ih tl e llenls, K. 1 . I is i olll
!io ill in I I I '-I l . ol miliU nil V el 1
a pulti i i liuti Wuiuili iitui h lire
let! Hun I e Is v It! i It ll I -
e lumnt mi walkf 1 iluotrli Pie
smoke -llllnl lldlln .till XUt lulu tilt
bluet lublunt, thelt isleej i'h
lu the. mean time cornel oclv linl
ttirueil lu an uliiim, mil the ilremeti
lame. In the tellar hii ulil eut tllleil
with eee Isior, v an foui I tinoulililltif;
lu ii w iuel bin II waa ver) clamp, anj
won UI not bum
'Ihe lliemen threw II Into tlie KUttei
ninl put out the II mien Then tlni
1 liiaili inrUtiie miel wire tolel bv John
elleenl MK w ho live., oil th. see ti I
tlool thai hi lietie.veil 1111 ittiuiit Iuel
I I e II 111 1 ti1 t i bill II til II nisi I ut Ii
lee i III M- .HI 1 I Of Uii- III I II
II li i I I ii I Ul'l Wull s al lull
lluoili to iou! hill al i .i iluv ii
mm the' e II il lie llealu It V ill ji i up
ft oui the cell.li anl have the house
I llUHl-lll
I'lie mallei will be tiliin.l lo the
I'lre MuIkIiuI lu liTvestiKutt' Ihe vvnenl
Ihliwl, in vvlili h tho col was was lille?il
with empty wooden lioxm. llml the e,ot
burned leudlb. there tulgtit huvu been
Stceit loss of life, ,
3mW
'littles I 9
little book, ,
"Oiii Win of Uoinyll,'' f
Mit.iiiiH jm ihu ip-ituig I'liiiplcr? 'c
f ! IIhim iiIjimiI lo Inn rurni-? 'f9
vanwacesTssjj, ,,u' 01' t-,aipct.Q vr
1 ft5urxv,V ' ll ''"8 of our - -H
'"fl. llilllltlbn cicilit? iH
s ' k'.f , mh( tin. It quotes; ; H
J-''V i ' ii 'C""H alul "cc i ,H
)i i tiit! co,,t f fiuvs il
ilX-i" a m-iliiiig ti flat? ' 'H
?.:'r"- g Cop it-b mailed C JH
I HIT JK f,.,.,, yt.uti for $M
(our. It will intfu-st j on. S H
J. II LITTLES CO., ,
( I'l'iintt in, tVipd", ice, H
p ani 5 West 14th Street.? J
, '" i . 1'
Amusements. t
TMieOllLET incn ov TiisTiXri !fll
f V tlleMleVe;.! 1'XCIIMlaQ OnnilHi M9H
-S nvtithltlll I ll "'li
Vt."?sO Bnffa'o Bill's Wild WjsI -fl
5V & AHD lUi UPI S3 ul' Romn , '
ii Vrs.w'Tfi Anbrou Park, South B'klyi.
Must 1 e i M,i n i uijjl MiVy MJ.K il
lUL-lieliifa I est 1 I il sL Ivrr, W3. ot? VlTaU. il
nail ik l.aile , l IM.illAll. ;l
lv iv iMio, ia,ii or hliiie. I mil S. 15 P. 5l :fl
Ittoloi't'I i i Ma.ioi- k. 1LW
Ml uiiitlt h'l'Urj, UnMiktjn llrtlzi, (U-n eH
, tut Uul tnltui ill it an J l fij i r'(.(i e''l
hutku t in it tlitui ttlrjct to vutui. jmmm
ui.H fioi oo 11 iii. ecu 1 ml urftr.U Maul T .H
ti mil ul l .o tjj 3U-U4 i'jpuUc reslaurAUi !H
n -mi --jH
leiilielien Saach. I
ii, iu i ii uti utul l-vonlar. v
mm band, m
HAGENBEGK'S Il I
)o-fiH, Aftcriioeiu mui h enltuf. H
MI N VI I 111! VMl VI(lM'l'. l'AKmSg. . 'H
KOSTER & BIAL'S. ADM. S0C fl
M.USIG HALL AND ROOF G4RDEN. ,fl
ilVING PICTURES. "fl
V. vllluVII Ml, Pl(.lAI,T!i:J NOV i.t.Ting. . H
TUC??!Q Hills! Vlt -IC 1IAI.I.
IlluleJO O VMl VI II.VMII11A lOU'.r. fH
1 11 tin I l.lel I-ilsi Mill h u-sr'1.1 viv rH
tin iiii-- ri it oitt'iii'.-TiuoN JH
iie evcrj ulloruu'Jlliitiil eiveliinf. "H
TERRACE GARDEN Vtilt M
SMITH & COOK, i,ii.iToykim ' S
ilml-sl(n -I'm' Htsirctl -"pati, th kihI 70c r-iH
IMPERIALS ADMISSION 25c.
i.ivim; I'liTi'iti.-. JH
i.iii:t ai;iii:ii n.i.i". ;flH
niOllin ADMisiioM to' nibvTits rn ,jH
C118IN0 norAoUnD,:v DUO.
Moot tianlen S ta 1 llrand undflllo cntertalaV- tH
liienl riieeiro t IS Tha PuiiUia Show. t AH
MADISON SQUARE HOOF GARDEN M
Tho lirxcst anl lUnljiomtst narden In t lit World. vH
MMt 1.1 HMMi H TO IL. H
AtluilHHlon it llescrcil Seats, 7Se. Bvii. 13. vH
ii iiiHi (irKi: ii unfcv; ' H
MuiuiiiuihrriiAkruitti of I ho Wnrlil'a Fair -H
Op from 1 to 6 and I to 12 -vH
ItlUN IM'LltlK )!( MtHTUA. M
A Itnl&sioii afternoon 25c, otnltm 60c H
"Wi'iV" THE MIKADO. LaiS&.l M
lu-si(','iNii-u i -ryffir1 duff opera co. m
I AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.
' C(llll.Ks,T UAKUbN AN'll UE!T DILI. II TOWN. ''
VllMlssniN Ui. HAl.M MljIITb IN THKATRB. -JUM
1 nnnrTnn'P , ,iieiuvtoin.Tui,rM.'' '.
I PK H NJV-.tnoe Vrrr VVar nutlevlli "WW
I11IUL1U11 JlhellvluK t'leturel, 4&1UI'. II. 'H
RUPTURE-GDREDL I
Hii ImprnM rinMicTnii-t Is tbe onlylru lu Kl
istenn that U woninitbabwlutdiomiort nljjht 'Immwm
and iU) hx u retains the rupture under the hnl H
. ril etc ri be or M-rrpt ft train, and will efleit ft UH
IKTtiiHiK ui and vpceilvcure without rfganl toth ,aH
I hkh of the pitlnt rarnlnRllon free 14 lu lH
attemlai h lur laMr. Mend lor namphtoU l
mi'itovKi) i.LAaTic Tnu3 ca. ;H
K: J mut bJ4ilrnu1na roriierlithut ewVork. H
i or Sale, Vfl
ninTiiiun "' vontiiv cunt Roy Jtl
I I I H M .I'M tnonir.M.,rei"!rm.Kl '
III li I M I ll UorioorUer IjuIIm' iJ Mlsntt '
, ULU m" "Wraps, JteUetl, tXl Mild 'MM
.. bultn ll the lutot ityla. inl JIH
"" cli.ljii", on four Viedilly ur ,H
mm IT ""euttily pmenU WW
IkU rtlMbBllM CloUln 0..
ullLUI ll UK 'lot t.t. Uih citlv itm. H
.nUrr. Iimncli MutUeeJ H
Llelliina nnel lol. t o.. U.s il"- '-'
Oncu rveuluie. until til Saturday. 10.30. vB
$f T fl niVVKKKI.YIIUYsl j)H
I I 111 111 II Jeelrj. Lieltieiert Itn- MM
'I Bill lAf 1 1 meJiutely. .V WRiea '.)
I I 1 1 1 if 1 1 .'-ry (-o . Incorti.. MM
I I III II II 1 muWl. shcrmEii.mm- ,f'jl
X JL tl 1 1 It ejfr,jot.t-tUisu,tlitnt Mm
ileor laWee-l- -tur ope-" mrdfy eyenlna. H
lSCD0WN,ls I
7ill) I Maiden luiie rskei elevator. MM
1 ivi ii s vvi ho uJ Jcn-flry ewlJ on trHlt ijWm
laihclurlle. Henri Scluii, 51 5i Mt 'WW
'e!U Wm
I vii i 111 Al S'w hjl.llh 1'i-jile. mixlal flH
v . - Ni I' i- Ave :J tell H
Excursions .-S
K'HB'S DAUGHTERS1 DAY
AT OCEAN GROVE.
ii i,Hii..iri, 4. miiin jM
om miLMiiion itoi'M-jmr. '-M
ri(U-iON l)U IUM.F1T TtNU- 'M
til NT.HOr!. MIIUK. M
rrun J by Mtftrupolltan CJiurcb and Po.Itf MMMM
l iim n luiiti tr ttie L'nltnl Chapters Kin-fi ,kl
I uiiu j anl - m Nt. orl. anl MrooWlya.
rirUu r r sal- ut Mugs Daujhlcr Headquaf r
tn IS W.m -s-1 Sfrt Aork and ZS Com at., '
II ukhn ml on in iriutitf of ex ur.it i i at I'eon B
vlun i It, 1 1 -on I rutfj-e-igtr nuion Crook lyn and
v W. 1 rj tv Aunek, boat Pulton st .
I i ki i " n M -i ti-4 from Cortlandt vt and JH
1 , rai- i f-rnu Nuw ork. S 30 A M Ita- v-rl
tum is Uai t-kedn iliuve at 5 J') P M.
-IM ( 1 W, MI1K r tM
1 I'Uuj T!t I KOLt: OK at Ocean Grovt, H
t.neik.a( Jjt . Cxcurlou leave Crooklya "
H4 M Na ork 8 to A M Rfturnlns-. "H
iiHca o fjj droi 7W I' M Tlckrti 1 1 (HI, at 'Ammm
MMholit Uonk coniern 6th ate and 20th tu, k
Nk mK uud en morn Inn of exturlou al iaa IH
, MTner aiatiotis lenrslanU KailruaJ. New ott Mkm
anl Lruukha t AmmW
, LONG BRANCH AND BACK 50c. jfl
UU'V FITT1.N. rienur. Iliy nj Etb.ro. "H
"lleivvi tin' li ii .' ilero' llee' 's.airou ..' l
i I i t'.c 1'eciiir net it. .iri wwliury." 3H
1 v it civs tun. jaVu dr , rv ii ift jWU
IU i. i i lull .1 4 A M .QJ 3 I', VI. eH
tL.Nb.ls uuio JA..I. t . a .ua lu A. U All ,JH
tcti 'mi HAfiLKV flLU lueir D.rt. ufflml WW
U rjii'ulc. I.l.l LONG UltV.Sell ll.l.AHLI.B . MM
II VV M illlliClir llllltlLAN.1 UHACH LUtle 'H
3il..e .nj Ur.nctii'CrL I'llUIUIIT .1 lon.tt rt.j. .,
LeiNut-bf elli;l'LST VNU UOsT PbUGHTrUl. MM
ICAIL OL'l or NluVV YORK.
b erfllul l.ll.ruu l.ieie. OCC Tuat 31.1 .L 10 A. iWW
vi lind( Dock. lircok!n. lu :t, Uitl.ry 1'lM iH
" GREENWOOn LAKE GLElST" 'I
75c. ROIiN'l 1MP 75c, M
- ''MM
SOUTH BEACHf '
siejni. i lil. I, I, I lllllt'lllN lnivr.1 Halter;
l'ir neer Larspllltliv ilull) II V M. : 1, J. e 7 MM
I'M I are- IDi- iiliiim I.Tc'. H
Mr.l I'eiliil. .Nrivbum hii el l'ouakkr.l H
, illly.i:xriiis.lini ecjiviil isiii.y by Allsenr imMm
liav I4ui. Mvmuen fnitii IVeQlertieiMi kt. plarM t V-H
B. W X M. Ud Witt SliU tt. st 0 A. U. XrdMWt
vfwr'ih 'liin MmMMiwwiww