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"" THE SUN, THURSDAY, JtixY fc, 1897. ' V " " JM
W THEATRICAL AMUSEM'fiNTS.
I plays ai vaudeville ixdoors
I asd out j.v the open Aiit.
Tk KlUHumnHT llulneaa la fullered urllrlsht
troll Here and Tltrre Tnrre llnalrnl nnd
runnr 1'lecea Current Him Another Com.
lac otra Amelia; the Authors mill Actors.
This U tho flntl week of "Tha Girl from
Paris" nt tlio Herald Square, but to bnlanco Its
departure wo shall lmvo ut tlio Madison Squnra
Oarden next Monday "Captain Cook," n comic
opera not yet eoch 111 this city. "Tho "Whirl of
tho Town" continued nt tlio Casino. "Kl Cnpl
tan," with Mr. nnil lira. Do Wolf Homier still
In It, holds tho thcAtro nt Manhattan llcncli,
whcro tho other performances consist of con
cert by Sousa's band and llrovvorks by tho
Pains. Tlio Sonsft progrnuimo for to mm row
will bo devoted to hla own niul Wncncrri wpo
illlons. On tho high roof of tho MadUou Srni.ir s
Garden tho concerts of tho Metropolitan 1'oc
msnent Orchestra pro I Jo excellent muil and
a breezy lounging plnco.
The ono fcaturo of theatrical amusements
whoso volumo U unchanged by hot weather U
tho continuous show. All tlirco of tho estab
lished resorts of this character aro In full blast,
tho Inclosed auditoriums astir with artificial
drafts, and tho stairo in ut o for ten hours a day.
Tho tinturo of tho specialties In not uotlcoubl)
different from thoso of mldtv Inter. Vocalists aro
more than usually plentiful nt Kelth's,tuo Quaker
City quartet, Carolina Hull, tho Nichols etitors,
and licla Mitchell bcluB In the list nud well
toward ltd top. Two portrAycrs of exaggerated
negro typos nro' conspicuous nt Pastor's, and
another fovorod lanlmr U tilled by thrco grace
ful dancers.
In ono specialty at Proctor's Thoatro tho
time Is filled with huge do-j that hai many
Knoll accomplishments. At Ilubcr's Muooum
a mind reador illscovera rcnsonablo wondor in
the thoughts of all observcrs,aud r. froaklth bicy
cle is otlJbllcd. Tho Pleasure Palace is tho only
muslo hall In use, and John C. Fox and tho Do
Fllllpls aro anions Its entertainers. An indoor
resort of vnudovillo, but ono that has an allur
ing name In this w oatber. Is to bo opened on Sat
urday evening. It U tho Ico Pnlaco Muslo Ilall,
at Lexington avenue and 107th street, and will
bnTe seven days of service weekly. Messrs.
Waldron and Dcwltt are Its manngors.
Koster & Dial's Is tho newost of the open nlr
vaudeville shows, its roof having been put Into
serrico on last Monday night. A fountain and
a largo quantity of living green have been
provided to make it attractive. The Rogers
H brothers, Adelo Purvis Onrl, Mux Ungcr, unf
Phyllis Allen are on Its stage. A floating vaudo-
Tille resort is tho big steamboat tlrand ItepuH-
lio o' nights and to such pleasure as a moonlit
K sail down tbo bay affords is added tho diver
H ton furnished by well-known specialists. Johr
W. Ransono and Willis P. Snentnani are ita
n eomlcch'tps. Above nil tho stnlrs at llammer-
II stein's Olympla aro employed Kara and Jamos
jj Thornton, and a novel nud seemingly hazard
I on speclilty is performed by tho Teonos.
I Countess von Hatrfcldt, the Manhattan Four,
M and McBrido and Goodrich aro contributors at
V the Casino roof.
1 Two of the summer experiments In theatrical
0 amusements haro foiled miserably nnd do-
1 servodly at tlio St. Nicholas Itlnk and Tcrraeo
m Garden. The first-named placo wai built for
9 the uso of skaters) on artificial Ico, and it was a
1 1 fashionablo resort all Inst w tutor. Tho on uors
11 leased It to a vaudeville manager for the warm
S ieaon, and ho stocked It with beer and varloty
performers. No complaint of the bevenuro
If was hoard, but tho persons on tho Etago wcro In-
tolerable, as their offences of Inability and In-
I decency were flagrant. Tho establishment is
H closed, tho tenant having been turned out.
M Tho foiluro of oomlo ojiara at Terrace Garden
I closes for tho first tims in several years tho
H thoatro of that usually attractive resort. It 1
6 astonishing that anybody supposed a season
I could bo conducted with such n company n, tho
one collected. Excellent performances of
standard pieces had been given there in recent
years, and among tho singers hod been several
who later became well known In their own
country. Eroll '-oudermnnn, tho cornelian,
who was for H-v-eral soasons tho stage manager.
Is now ono of the leading actors of JJorlln. There
had always boon capable singers, and the en
semble hud been too good for audlc-icos to tol
erate what was offered them thin j ear.
Robert Taber may act during tha coming scv
ion in a play written by J-oriincr Stoddart on u
I foundation suggested by tbo actor Mr. Siod
dart's adoptness with "Tess of the d'Urter
Titles" has put him In demand for work of that
kind.
In London, "My Friend tlio Prlnco" is
spoken of as an adaptation of tho French farce,
I "Un Episodo Dans lu Tio do I.akaln." Ilere In
New York it was known as "31 Friend from
India," an entirely original work of Gcor&.o du
Eouchot.
Do Wolf Uoppor may coalesce with Sousa's
band In performances of "Kl Capltan" next
season. Hilda Clarke will be the soprano with
tho Uostoaluns for tho August engagement ut
1 Manhattan Reach only, and Alice Niolson will
have that place for tho ensuing winter season.
Edgar L. Davenport, brother of Fanny Daven
port, and Lionel Uarrymoro, son of Maurice
Barrymoro and tho lato Gcorgio Drew IBarry
moro, will bo in tho cast of "Cumberland '01."
May Irwin will play an entirely lcgitimato
comedy role, without songs, in "Tho Snoll JH'i
Fitz Swell." Walter Jonos will return to ills
original part In "In Gay Now York," and his
place In "A Round of Pleasure" will be taken
by Kdward For.
Commodore Gerry, upon whoso advice Mayo
Btrong usually acts in giving or refusing li
censes to children to perform on tho stage. In
variably opposes tho cuiplu ineut of tho young
sters in concert halU where Intoxicating drinks
are sold, hut never disfavors their teoinly parti
cipation in drama) an tho legitimate stugo. As
to tho "continuous" thojtros. ho discriminate
carefully. In tlio caso of llttlo Florenco Olp,
who was to have acted In a short play at the
highly respectable Proctor's this neck, ho at
first inado no objection, but when tlio iutcnsoly
hot weather set in ho thought tho work would
be too uiuUi for tho child, and at his request
the Mayor forbade her appearance
Mcrn Osborno was uhlo to shock Kansas
City quit as much as idio had New York by her
Indecent costumes. Hhe has an almost unique
career. When Btoole Mockayo orgnnlzod n
dramatic school at tho Lyceum Theatre, sho
was one of bis first pupils, nnd then expected to
U all nclrens un the iegllllnnte oinke. Fur
rears she was lost to New Yorl, until she ro
turned last winter In "Jack and tho lloanstalk."
There her vlvuclty and intelligence noro ad
mirable; but sho lapsed Into concert hall vul
garity, Cleo do Merode is not romlng after nil to
Jance in this countrj, nnd It is really a good
UUng for her and her managi rs. faho inndo her
reputation in Paris surrounded by tlio splendid
opera ballet of which bho was by no means tlio
principal figure. It wns never her dancing,
tut bor beauty and notorkt, that gained ut
e.nion. t?ie won to imu tomo to this city
with a scratrii ballet troupe, organized with tho
Idea of making her its chief feature. Of nil tho
women who have over descended on this coun
ry to exploit n Knropean reputation, sho would
probably have tn-in known to tho Biuallost
m number of our pool lo.
, r. Recrbohm 1rco has n turned "A Hunt
m for llapplnois" to Anita Irantl C hui trns In order
i??1? I'rt ma) bo written Into it for Mr, 'lice,
fj who Is anxious tonppear In tho work when It is
m ""o'," ?l " "av inarkot in Ioiidon next mil.
M iri'" btnvons, who tried comedy nt I)al)'s
H I,i,wo "'"'""s, has returned to his old oicu-
raiion and Is now singing in "Wang" in Han
flf rrainlsco.
llrll0!flr'' wl" nave ft stock company next fla
il fffi! r.!1 "aa orgnnlrod to giv o pluj s in Lonm c-
i .""":,'. V- vaudeville performance Thomas
li T wi!," ""0 "hareo of it. Otis riklnnernnd
fl fn.i. ' . lu .Bro ,uo 't nctora from tho Icgltl
I ,!2 'itK8 to niiiiouni o tholr plan of p'nylim in
1 ImVtl.'i'0,. Mr. hkiniier will travel next a
I i? Jih. MrM- Ycrku. who will mako nnoUicr
oipi to act during tho winter,
I Inniffi . a.I,'a" on foot In tho Phocrs" Club
1 jSii ?ih" "10 purihiiho of a lirono hurt of
J boali, , i""" ." h J'tler '' It will bo
1 wnri ,' Y Hli?.rfPtfon. It la llfo bizo ami tho
I ilonnf hi1 "ar,;lK J'avis had u dr.unatlo ver-
1 I as 1 '"".V'0' rio'illtrs of Fortune," ready
I ChS. "." "I0. '"'" 1 " lllhed.
I coiimS. .i . ,.,a!r,'M"1 ltir return to this
1 rel iiS i lmt l',1,K1"H'B crrumiHiiinco will bo
?U clnrr.l L y V" hrlFhl 1,"- ''' 1''H '" n lo-
cirtuin LI i,,l.r"","! ourl t" bo in doiorv lug of
1 paier '.kl.ni1 traielsun niuilo b) u thentrhal
I reflwfi1',rh ."" oniicllcd to pay ,173 for
1 Sf hi iti,i?.n ,lltr, m,,ru8' "' " "Hi hcrirnf
1 "liwioi?. '" '"lf. ,er npiltatiw ninrked
1 ri mo? i,'i,cnil!u'' . , '"wo Ij unotlierlioiKfiil
I IJ1 rcl li. Ti" 4"1. .lu ,1,U l,atk- " ihatb.'ihlo
1 1 Icm rrrf iJ"J "'"'"if" ""'I innrry. Rut llicro
"" "rlalnij of tlila iinpiovoiiipnt.
IIMmp tf, iianuell lir rr 1'uraiie,
d,,'l!l1011 MiDoiuull of tho Rrookljn CutLollo
I m,'' ""'0 "1""'C1 tJ tho Itcv. John I. liar-
J,, ,',"" "crot.irj, silica for Kuropo jestcrday
,',,"," f ''""I. Ho has no Uxod plans for tho
ouPMhiiuchP,,,,er,"odthB " ,V'J1 include a
I taik 0Kh,f r"",cu ",,rt HPa1"- " ' expected
I I Blara one nf m ,'"'u .r Auft. Mgr. McNa
I thc affair, of VhU,Xtur """orals, wllludinlulstor
I I Mil aiSncfc ' d'ol,:')0 durl- B'OP MiDon-
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AWjTAXlta JW TJBXBZCJIZA.
A Talk with Our Former Minister Plenlae
trntlarr, Mr. Altea Tbsmns.
Mr. Allon Thomas, lalo Minister Plenipo
tentiary of tho Unltod StotcB to Venezuela, who
arrived In New York on Tuesday, In tnlklnj
of Vonoyuela jestordny said:
"Tho general condition of Vonezuola to day,
In political ns woll ns commercial matters, Is
cotnpirntlvoly qulot, Commcrio Is Buffering
from n depression which, to nil npponrnncoa. lo
Increasing. Tho principal causes of this do
prosslon nro tho short crops In tho Inst two
eo isons and tlio doclino In tho prlco of calico.
Tnulo naturally Is small nnd exchango Is high.
Like othor more prctontlous roople, tlio Venoj;
uolans lay tho blamo of ull this on tholr Govern
ment. An oloctlon Is approaching and many
mo trying to take advantugo of it, Thoso pco
plo nro ehleily nmlcontcnts, and they nro on
doavorlng to creato an atmosphere of dlssat
lsfactlon.
"Prosldont Crcspo a short while ago published
a notlco offering amsosty to all political of
fenders, nnd a frco nnd fair oloctlon. Ho has
tho reputation among thoso who know hltr
btst of keeping Ids word and of bolng a foar
lo a, blg-beartod man. Ho is booked up by a
well-armod and fairly organized army. I hard
ly think anothor revolution Is likely, as tho pco
plo havo had enough of them and havo nevoc
derlvod any groat benefit from them, bettor
Andrido, Governor of the 8tate of Miranda,
Is tlio loading candidate In tho coming elec
tion and tho ono who I think will bo oloctcd.
Should he triumph, ho will mako a very goof.
President, as ho hoi all tho qualifications neces
sary for the ofllco.
"Tho prevailing opinion In this country In ro
gnrd to the pooplo of Venezuela seems to bo
that they do not amount to much. That Is
wrong, lomple'cly wrong, and Is duo chlotly to
sov oral reckless w rlters, who have glv en tho Im
pression that tho Voneruolaus nro not (duiatod
and not accus inncd to cur advanced stnto of
civ ilisatlon. Tho majority of tho peoplo in
Caraius aro as enlightened ns Now Yorkers
Tlmy aro accomplished linguists, and in their
kuunledgo of foreign matters would put to
Bhamo many of thoso who so readily criticise
thorn. Thu President's Cabinet Is composed of
nLlo mon, notably tho Mlnlstor of Foreign At
fairx, who Is as well Informed and painstaking
n patriot ns any othor Mlnlstor of a fotolgn
government.
"I am afraid that all tho coffco that wo now
rocolvo from Venezuela will go to Kuropo alter
the President signs tho now Tariff bill. Ger
many will rccelvo it, us sho does already must
of the other products of Houth America. Wo
havo negloctcd Venozucla. and seem Blow in
Uiidlng out tho richness of thnt country.
VI ho mountain ranges which border on tho
Caribbean Sea nnd shut out tho uiltlvntcd
fields nro a great hlndrnnco to commerce, but
for which Venezuela would bo ono of tho finest
couiitrloi in the world. Iho land Is most fertllo
am1 produces two ana sometimes three crops a
ear. Tbo climate is n question of altitude
"Mr. Cleveland' mooe-igo concerning tho dls
puted boundary lino, created no end of excite
ment, and much gratitude was oxprescd tow nrd
tho United States Government. The night tho
messago reached Cnrac-vs, a delegation of 700
persons called at my houso and over 20,000
collected in tlio Bquare Hours wcro passed
cheering tho United States Government, and
the brass bands played Amerlcn putrlotio airs
during tho cntlro nUht.
Iho boundary dlsputo will bo fairly nnr
honorably adjusted. It would hardly bo
proper for mo to dwoll on tho subject, savo to
siii . that I hove every ronfldonco that tho claims
of Venezuela will be vindicated."
IlOXOItEB Jtr THE 3IZKA10.
The " Imperial Make Cup'v Conferred Upon
rrof. Unvla r. Todd.
Tho Emperor of Japan has just conferred
upou Prof. David P. Todd of Amhcnt Collego
ouo of tho highest honors within his power to
bestow. Tlio honor comes in tho form of an
"Imperial Sako Cup," an articlo of small in
trinsic valuo, but of tho greatest Importance
when its significance is considered.
A year ago Prof. Todd was In Japan con
ducting an expedition which went thcro to ob
serv o the eclipse of the sun, which took plnco
on Aug. 0. His station was at KsashI, In tho
great northern Island of Yozo. Only a short
time before his arrival a now schoolhouse had
been built in Esashl, and tho Government ten
dered Prof. Todd the uso of tho old school
houso for his station.
On the day following the eclipse the new
school building was opened with appropriate
exercises, and tho Prof etnor w as inv ited to mako
one of the Breeches. He told his hearers of the
pleasure with, which Americans havo watched
tho progress of education in Japan, and baid
that Japan's greatest need in its educational
equipment was mora libraries. Ho empha
sized his words by offering to found a llbrari at
saahi, and later ho sent to the little town a
'valuable collection of Japanese books, which
wero tho first volumes in the library, to which
ho has slnco sent many liioro.
It was in recognition of Prof. Todd'n Interest
in Japan's educational nJalrs Luat tho Emperor
conferred upon him the Imperial Sake, Cup.
Kamoo ICoJhna, a Japancso btudent at Am
herst, whom Piof. Todd askid to tranilnto tho
letter which accomponiod tho cup, told tlio I'ro
fcsBor that tho honor was conferred only in
recognition of tho grentest services to tho Gov
eminent, and that ha bestowal upon a foreigner
wns something remarkable, JJrlther Prof.
Todd nor Mr. Kojima knows of any American
who has been similarly honored.
Tho Imperial sak6 Cup is bowl-shared nnd
slniplo in design. It is of ordinary red lrcquor,
and has no ornnmentntion except a gilt llko
ncss of the imperial crest, which is utampod in
tho boil I. In Japan no articlo bearing tho Im
perial crest can bo purchased. Tho cup wor
sent to Prof. Todd by Iho Japanese Minister
at Washington, to whom it bad been directed by
tho Emperor.
jizt.ib roujcciiE haxk JinntiEJis.
They Prove to He tho llole-tn-lhe-ltall Onng
of Cattle Thieves
Cheyenne, Wy., July 7. Tho men who
camo to grief In attempting to rob tho Hello
Fourcha Rank Inst wcok have been identified
as tho Holo-in tho-Wiill gang, which has terror
ized central and northern Wyoming for over a
year. The Holo In tho-Wall gang consists of
about a dozen doiperato characters who havo
mudo tholr rendezvous in an isolated part of
tho Rod Wnll country, Johnson count), known
ns tho Holo-in-thu-WnlL Cattle stealing has
been tlio chief occupation of tha outlaws, al
though they have not scrupled at stealing
horses, saddles, guns, camp outfits, or any prop
erty easily carried away. Several murders aro
attributed to them, tbo latest bolng that of
William Dean, n deputy sheriff of Johnson
county, who was ambushed and killed early in
May by six of the outluws.beaded by their leader,
George Currie, near Mavowurth PostOuiee.
George Curriu's chief lieutenant has been
Tom O Da), captured In the attempt to rob tho
Hollo Fuurchu Rank and now in Jail at Dead
wood. O Duyisod to work on cattlo rumkog
In Wyoming, and was considered a happy go
lucky, light hoartcd Irish boy. In a recent
talk with u former friend ho said ho was ar
ranging to leave thu country, as ho knew tho llfo
ho was loading would eventually send him to
tho penitentiary or the scaffold.
1'ii o other members of tho gang aro Al and
Rob bmltli and tho tbreo Robert brothers, all
of whom havo been well known on tha W)o
ruing cattle ranges and wero considered to bo
rvHjieetuble men until tbey Joined tho party of
rustlers. 'J bo cntlro country between Casper
and lliiifaln has been under the control or tho
outlawri. r rclKlitcrs hauling suit, sulphur,
nnd other sheep camp supplies report that
honeuicn continually watched them from tho
hllliops along thu roads, uud when uu effort
was made to loam who thu riders wiro they
bkulked oil Into tho mountains. Khecpuieu
have been plied with questions by members of
tho gang us to tho presenco of deloctlvesln tho
eounlr), and have been afraid to refuse to givo
liiloriuation.
Mockmeu in the region Infested by tho gang
huvo In many lnstuiices been forced to leave
iho country on mi i cunt ol the loiitant thoffi
of cattlo and horsoi. 'Iho capture of iom O Day
unit tho probable capture of ull the men who
took part in the Hello l'ourehu Rank hold-up
aro hulled with delight b) stockmen of mitral
and northern W)omlug, ns the result will prob
ably bo tho breaking up of tho enlllo gung.
SHOT lOlt 21IK UX OF IT.
A rullailrlpliltt Liid lloiiuda a Mnii tilth
IV hum Us Uud Ueru Tnlklutr.
PtilMUKUUlA, July 7, Lincoln McCullon,
13 )uars old, was urrested yesteidny at his
home, '-13- Morris street, on a chargo of having
wantonly 11 rod u pistol nt a man last Monday,
Tho bullot struck his victim In tho left bruust
jubt above tho hiurt, und for a tinio his llfo
vvus despaired of. Now ho is out of ilanter.
Young MiCulIcn nnd the man who was in
Juiwl, John Herr of H0J1 ard strict, wcro
btaiiitlug at the corner of Nluetd nth mid Jllf
ill n titnel . Monday afternoon 'llioj had h okin
to ioiIi otlur, and Rcrr) nab about tu tout
uwny vi hi li tlio luiy diow a small rev olvei from
his pocket, and dUihurgid it nt him. Then ho
A toon as tho bullet struck Rcrr) ho Lank to
tho ground, llu was rouiovcd to thu ht. Aunto
Hospital by tho police) , utrol, and ill ubout nil
hour tho bullet was removed. When tlio boy
was asked today why ha bud fired tbo shot he
suldt
"Oh, just for the fun of tbo thing."
ALL HAWAII REJOICES.
iiEii xjHraPArxjis roion run veei,-
JXO TOIt AXXJtXATlOX.
not the Japanese Minuter la Perplexed Over
the ruination Some Wild Remark by the
Jnpan Herald, Which Thinks That Jnpnn
Hill Relae the Island and Ilerr Amerlrsi.
Hovoloio, Juno 30, via San Frunclso, July 7.
All tho papers nie full of rejoicing over tho
signing of the annexation treaty and tho pros
pects of speedy union with tho United States.
Tho news from the United States wns tho
greitcst siirprlio to the Japnnosu Legation, and
Its effect has boon to make Minister Slilmaututu
very reticent. Ikrctoforo ho 1ms tulkod
frocly, nnd hai openly boasted tlint his
Government would exact Its demands on
Hawaii whether the Unltod States pro
tested or not. Now ho has suddenly
becoming very diplomatic. This chango Is at
tributed to tho advices which ho has rocctved by
tho City of Poktnfrom homo. It Is known that
the stcamor brought Instructions to Mlnlstor
Shlmamura to mako a foimal protest to tho Ha
waiian Government against annexation to the
United States until tho present dllllculty be
tween Japan and Han all has bocn settled.
Count Okuma has also despatched a similar pro
test to Secretary Sherman at Washington.
Minister Shlmamura also received a strong
letter from his Govornmonton tho Immigration
dispute, and ho Is engigodlu drafting n third
lottorto Minister Coopor of the Hawaiian For
eign Ofllco In regard to the demands of Japan,
Ho won't talk ns ho has talked boforo, but he
bus admlttod In an lntorvlow that ho has re
ceived orders to mako a satisfactory sottlcment
as quickly ns possible
What worries Mr. Shlmamura Is tho now fea
ture of annexation, and Counsellor Aklyarao
will sail on July 3 for Japan to consult tho
Forolgn Ofllco nnd will roturn as speedily as
possible Though tho Japaneso ofUclals do not
admit It, they aro puzzled how to act, and ths
firmness of President Dolo In rcf usmj ibsolutely
to grant their domnnds, except for compensation
in souio individual cases, hss upsot all tholr cal
culations. With annexation very near, tho
chances for any reparation from Hawaii aro
vory slender.
Tno Japan UtraUl, an English newspapor
published in Yokohama, has this editorial sum
mary of Japaneso designs on Hawaii, which is
evidently gained from insldo sources, as tho
Herald has close relutloua with tho Japanese
Government:
"Tho ominous calm which is now piovalllng
rrgnrding tho Hawaiian question is not dltllcult
to iutorprot. and nny ono w ho runs mnv read,
notwithstanding tho secrecy which attends tho
prepiritlonsof the Jnpanoio Government fur a
descent upon tha Hawaiian Inlands.
" This is tholr aim. Unless their claim nro
fully met nnd pi omlscs of futuro good behavior
aro mado wo shall noon hoar that the flag of
Japan has replaced th it of tbo crescnt ihaky
republic. That tho Japnuco Government has a
Just claim against tho Hawaiian republic Is be
yond question, ibat tho Japaneso will press
that claim there Is not n dnubu ho will take
sides with Hawaii! America I What will be
tho result t Tho Japanese population now of tho
Stmlivlch Islands Is about Its 000. Eighteen
thousand of Hum aro men, and those mon are
practically soldiers who havo been through
tholr conscript term In the army. To send ov cr
two or three large t usports with nocessary
arms, ammunition, flciJ gu.is, &a, is the easiest
thing possible.
" With Japan's large fleet of merchant ships
as transports, its large coal fields to draw its
coil supply from, backed up by Its warship,
which aro now In excellent rcualr, and soon to
be augmented by its new formidable battleships
Fuji Kan nnd Yasliima lean, and its strong licet
of torpedo boats Aincrici could not land a sin
gle man on tho Haw nliau Islands. They would
moot tho fato of the Chinese on board tho
Kon shlng in the lite war. Thcro are only two
harbors in tho .Sandwich Inlands worthy of name
Honolulu nnd Hllo Ihcso and an) other of
the possible landing places would boscizod bo
foro America could think of acting "
The Pacific Mall steamer City of Pekln brought
yesterday 0,000 tubs of sako. or Japanese rlco
brandy, from Yokohama, tho largest shipment
of this liquor ever received here from the Orient.
Tho amount savid by tho importers of this
braud) is .Il.'JSO. Sake now pa)S 10 tents per
gallon dut), hut after tomorrow tho dut) will
be advanced to 81 per gallon. The Increased
duty will check tho consumption of this bever
age, which has had a bad t-Lfcct onnntlvoHa
wallnns It is fiery and quick to intoxicate, and,
as It is cheap, it has becomo the fav orito tlpplo
of tho poorer classes.
ItAltTLEY HAD MS DAY.
The Good Fellow" or Nebraska Son Lies In
Jnll Without a Friend.
Lincoln-, Nob , July 7. Sov oral weeks havo
passed slnco Joseph llartloj was coniictod of
looting tho btato treasury of $,300,000. The ex
Treasurer has appealed to tho Supremo Court,
but remains in juil unablo to provide a bond
that w ill givo htm his liberty pending a bearing.
No ono supposed that Joo Hartley, tho " good
fellow" of ull Nebraska, who has handled mil
lions In his time and spent his money Uko wator
throughout tho State, would be permitted tollo
in jail w hen any one of his hundreds of old-linio
friends could furnish him n bond b) tho stroke
of bis pen. Rut such Is tho rase. Hartley can
not bieuro n bond. Ho bus u sentence of thirty
years and u ftnoof duullo the amount stolen
facing him, to say nothing of ten mure indict
ments tuunsner.
it Is (uiiblileri (1 that tho chances of Hartley re
turning to tako his life scutenco tf billed out
nmioryfw. Inla is whi his former friends
will do nothing for htm. He has hinted, from
his tell, ut suieldo Ho has few v iilor- and thu
man who wnsonco n prime fav orito In ovcry pro
duct In tho Stnto to day has no person to Bpcak
a word in his behalf.
If Hartley does not commit suicide he must
spend the rest of his llfo tn priiou, ns he Is now
nearly lift) nnd cannot hope to survive hid sen
tence of tbirt) years.
uozonxn J on a mesoue at sea.
Capt. ttfnea ,rla a Mrdal mid m rrllflrate for
Nat Ins St. Mxalr Mm.
DALTI.MOitK, Md July 7. Ill recognition of
braver) in rescuing four of tho survivors of tho
Ill-fated bteiiinshlp Vlllo do rit. Nazulre, Capt.
George A. Rlnes of tho xchooncr Hilda was pre
sented to-night with a gold medal andacortlll
cato of honor. Tho emblems woro sent by tho
French Comp iny Transntlantlquo. Tho presen
tation took plnco at Capt. Rlncs's homo, 14i!7
Rank street, Arthur Rtibson, thu ste unship
ngent, acting for tho company, iho medal is
ubout tbosloof a silver dollar, and Is Inscribed
in French. 'Ihc certificate o' hon-" I- nsri e 1,
and Is signed by tho President and Vice Presi
dent of tho compa.i). The wreck of tho Vlllo do
St. Nazalrn took plate olf Capo II ittnas at thu
time the French vesl was bound from Now
York to tho West Indies. Tho four men res
cued by the Hilda wero Captain, steward, doc
tor, and ono passenger, who wero adrift In mid
ocean In a lifeboat.
WAXTED riXJUCATlOX, XOT HONEY.
Peters Won sm.ooo, but All lie Aaka la to
Gel Ilia Job Again.
A suit of J, H. Peters ngoinst Joseph Wolff
and Carl Clements to rocov ci $0,000 for defa
mation of character wus tried in tho Circuit
Court in Jersoy City boforo Judge Nov Ins )ostor
day. Pcterswas cinplojcd for fourteen ) ears
b) tho Hamburg-American Hteanihhlp Com
pany as assistant supeilntondciit at the docks
In Hoboken, until Nov. 7. 181M1, when $0,000
was taken from tho snfo in tho ofllco, nnd on
information furnished by Wolff uud Clements,
longshoremen, Peters wus dlsi liarged. Ho
brought suit against thu longshoteinen, and
tho Jury nwn riled him $0,000, the full amount ho
sutd for. Peters duos not expect to collect the
Judgment, hut hn thinks that now that hid
churoctcr has boon vindicated, tho company
ought to reinstnto him.
asks roit nrxxixo's i'aedon.
Col, flrrrblnrldin I'lrada for the ftrsro Who
llrfrnilrd Ilia Iloinn Asalnat a Hob.
Lkmnotos, Ky July 7. Col. W, C. P, Rrock
Inrldgc, In a double column rdlloilal nrtlilo In
his paper this morning, asks Acting Governor
Wurthlugton to pinion thu mgro Geoigu Dm
Hint, immediate!), Dinulii is tho man who
11 red Into nnd killed n member of tho mob wblili
wus Irving to dilvu hliu from his homo lust
Dei ember In bimpson count), and was bcnlcncod
to rien jcar in tho pi uittiitlniy.
Col. Hreckinridge holds that u negro's homo Is
ns s lend us the homo of a millionaire, and that
ntgrocs bhould he cniouruucd tu protect their
homes n g ilnst mobs.
J OV1CIJI Or ,tUl.Y J-lMtES.
There Were ill or fhein, but Thoy Caused
On 1 1 iVJ.noo Dimmer,
Firo Marshal Mllthel reported ut tho incotlng
of tho Flro CouiinUflonirs)t6tcitlay that from
midnight Saturday until midnight Monday thcro
wire eight) -sui en fires in tho lit).
Of this number slxtv -ono were caused by tho
use of lirowurka. Tho total damage resulting
from tho slxt) ono tires was $U,U00, an amount,
Mr. Mitchel said, much below that of uy re
cent year.
XnS WEDDtNO JFJIOX TUB OUTSIDE.
onto HeKhborly Comments en the llrlde. Her
Family, and llrr late.
Two mon drovo tip to tho houso, took tho
frnmowork nnd ennvns of a canopy out of tho
wagon, and began erecting It ncross tho side
walk nnd up tho stoop. It wus o, quiet, ro
spoctnblo, woll ordered nolgliborhsod whoro
tilings worth talking about rarely happened.
Bo tho canopy sot tho neighbors talking,
"Whnt can It bo!" uskctl ono ncross tho street,
"It can't bo that they aro going to glv o a re
ception," replied her companion,
"Woll, I thould sny not," rejoined tho first.
"They aro entirely too moan tu do anything of
tho kind."
A catorcr's wagon drovo up and men began
carrying boxos into tho house
"Ob, como nnd look!" cried a neighbor across
tho street. "Thoso peoplo aro actually going to
hn o something to oat at last,"
"You don't mean It!" exclaimed her com
panion. "I've watched and watched nnd wntchod,"
continued tbo neighbor, "nnd I'vo novor scon
more than 10 cents' worth of food carried Into
that houso at ono timo before"
"How could they manage to live)" asked tho
companion.
"1 novor could And out," roplled tho neigh
bor. "They must havo boon saving all thoso
loam. Rut what cnu it bo that thoy aro going
lo have! '
A florist's wagon drovo up and delivered
massos of flowers.
"Do )ou supposo It's somobody that's dead!"
asked a third neighbor.
"Woll," ropliod her companion, "If nny of
that family was dead, I ehould think tholr
friends would be glad enough to scud them
flow ors."
A dollvery wagon drovo up and left a, green
and gold chair.
"Do you kuow whotl" cried ono of a party of
netghbms. "It's a wedding!"
"Nol" crlod tho neighbors in chorus.
"Yes," continued tho llrst, "and that's one of
tho wedding presents."
"What a horrid, t heap-looking thing to send!"
commented a neighbor.
"It shows whnt tholr friends think of them
if they got presents Uko that."
"Rut there's nobody in that houso to get mar
ried." "Nobody undor -10, anyway,"
"Oh, I remember eeeing a wizened, drlcd-up,
retl-hnlred llttlo thing going Into tho houso."
"Hut sho can't bo tho brldol"
"I thought Bho was an old maid sister."
"And maybo it's that little boy who has bocn
calling thoro that Is going to marry liorl"
"What a Bhamol"
Mora wagons from tho caterer's drovo up,
and smooth shaven, dignified waiters In shirt
sleovcs began bustling about tho sidewalk and
thu llOUEO.
"Do you supposo thoy can get any ono to go to
tho wedding) aiked a uelghbur.
"You can soo that nobody around hero would
go," repl.cd her companion. "Everybodv hero Is
either pecking out of tho windows or walking
up nnd down the block to get a look ut the bouso
und they wouldn't do that if thoy had been in
vited" "They know better than to Invite us," sail
tlio first.
"I should Bay so," replied her companion. "I
suppose they will try to mnko thoso waiters
Pom ns guests among strangors."
"They nro a groat deal sivcller looking tlinn
any ono they know," rejoined tho first.
Dnrkuoss tntno, nnd a hand, nnd n flood of car
riages that blocked tho itrect, nnd u iluck of
cnrrlngo callors w hoso v olco-i tilled tho air.
"iwo forty nlnol two forty nine'" cried n
leather lunged youth running down tho ttrett.
"Iho ideal" oxclalmcd a neighbor. "Thcro
aro n t flttoan cirrlages horo, and thoy aro pro
tending that thcro nrc hundred? "
'They havo only tickets with high number,"
said her companion. "What a fraud 1 They
ought to bo unbound."
Tho brldo was driven nwny In a shower of
rlco, tho carriages nnd tho waiters gridually
dianpcireil, and tho neighbors turned reluc
tantly from their windows, ttrcd but happy.
"Hon glad her parent must bo to hav o really
got rid of her," they said.
"Yes," replied their companion, "nnd how
surprised tlio must bo to havo actually caught
a man. I w under how sho did It."
riOltEXCE DETTHE'S WEALTH.
She Will Probably Keep It All. Rtny or
Proceedings (Jranted.
San Fhancibco, July 7. United States Judgo
Morrow's decision declaring that Florence
Rlythe Hinckley Is no longer owner of the
Rl) the block on Markot street becauno of de
fault In answering tho cross complaint of tho
English heirs aroused much comment among
tho lawyers to-day ns being In the nature of a
snap Judgment- Tho facts wero presented to
Judgo Morrow, anil ho agreed to reopon the
term of tho Circuit Court which closed ycter
da) , and granted a stny of proceedings until next
term, when tho attorneys of Florence Illitha
doetnrt th it tin) will make n showing whli h
will throw thu so-called English heirs out of
court.
It Be 'ins that tho pen Iro of tho tnlpnna
upon Florence Itlj tho b) tho attorney for tho
English heirs was ilefi" tile. Tho clerk left tho
Buhpitna atnhouncln Oakland win rt Mo-cmo
had been sta)lnir, but not n Ith nny member of
her fnnill), so th it, men under tho Federal Inn,
this inniiot be construed ns le il service. Flor-
ncc Is willing to sis car that sho never ricelvcd
this subpu na or km w of Its existence.
Hcrnttorncis will put In proof to show that
the so called I.ngli-li HI) this are citizens of Cal
itornln, nnd t belt fore h a ! no lnoro ilalm o go
outride the California courts than other citizens.
Good law )crs who halt followed the matter sav
there Is no qi estinn that Judge Morrow will
throw the English Rl Hies' case out of court
when it tomes bcfiire hit i again, which will thus
cstnblibh 1 lore lie o'a owuti'dilp of tho valuable
exttito.
THE EEi: 8. jr. tMIM 1'AllAT.YZED.
Pnator or llroolilTn-s I nltx I nlliirinu Chtirrh
Hrrluualy 111 nt WooUaturk.
Tho Rev. Stephen II, Camp, who has hctn thn
pastor of tho Unit) Unitarian Church, In Gaits
avenue and Irving plate, Hrookl)n. siuto lfcuH,
Is seriously ill at his summer home, known as
"Tho Pines," at Nnooslock. Conn. He wns
prostrated with n strnki of paral) sis on Friday,
and on Siindav Dr. CiHin, hlsfamlli phi h Inn,
and his on!) son were Mimmnnod to nudit k.
Iii.MOurnL.liiK rt polls as tu Dr. Camp s ton II
Hon wire rn tivi d In Hiuokl)n ) tstcrdiii.au 1 It
Is said thit thu i ntlio loner portion of his body
isnfli"-teil.
Dr. Ciinp wns born 'n Wlnstcd, Conn , about
slxt) ) ears ago. Hi'MTlid as n ihiptaln In u
colored regiment dining tho wnr, nnd for u few
)tnM prior to going to Hrooklyn had charge of a
church in Toledo, O.
JJf. RUDOLPH'S tUXEHAL HiSHVS.
Wauled ka IlIUI..ui service, and AsLcd That
Ilia lloclj Un lol Put on Itr,
PmiTCiitSTKli, July 7. Iho will or Reynold
J. Rudolph of this village, who was drowned at
II) u Reach on Moinla) , was opcnid to-day, nud,
owing to its contents, tho funeral urrnngeuionts
had to he rhaugid. Mr. Rudolph requested th it
his iKidy ha pliueil lu a pine box and cremated
ns soon as i otiv enlent after death. Tho w 111 also
said: "Hold no rtllglous ceremony over m) re
mains and do lint allon me to bo placed on Ire,"
Thu widow nnd fanill) wero mm li chagrined
nt the rcquiHt. It was decided to follow pal t of
his instructions, but to bold a private religious
service at the house on h rlday night.
DADYLOX bCAUED 1IY A EIJIEIIVO.
Ilulldlma on Three Karma liralroyed by Ft re
Within m lurliiluht.
Raiuuvj, N. Y Jul) 7. Tho outbuildings
owned b) Kiln In I. Munci werudcutrojod by flro
this morning. 'Iho loss is nbout tfl.'-'OO. Tho
origin of tho tiro is unknown, but thu general
bollef Isthalit was the work of Iliehiigs. Dur
ing tho last fuitnlght the stables and cnrrlngo
houses on tho country scats of President Ros
well O, Rolstiui of tho Tanners' Loan and 'I rust
Company and Rankir Harry I, Nicholas havo
hicu destroviil l lire, 'iho places aro on Iho
sunu road, and inch of iho other fires started
ut tho u uuo hour.
Dlt. COLE TO (1ET $1,000 A YEA It.
1 linkers ( imsri kuIIiiu lukra This Method to
Miun Ita l.ii te fur la raatur who llraljstii U.
Yo.NKKim July 7. 'iho congrogntloii of tho
Flist ltrforuioil Cluirili to night ratified the ac
tion of tho ronslhtor) in ncieptlng tho resigna
tion of the Jim. Dr. David Colo, who has been
piikloi of tho ihiinh for on 1 thirl) wars. It
was voted to mi) 1,000 a )iai tu hliu lurlnghls
life, the sunu tu ho eontlnucd to Mrs. Cole In
casu shu muivIvcs him. 'I lie coneri .ration ex
tendi d mull tu the Hiii.'Ihomau l.dn.tid Intlcs
of R ijonno tueuiieed Dr. Cult,
,roi.s VAVutir ix ilia hoods.
An Hani or Aaauiilllii a Wuuiun lie Uud
lli-iii In llldlnc Tblrt-li lluiira.
IIluilLvNU F-lLUa. N, Y Jul) 7. After thlrt)
slx houro' tcurth b) olllcers uud citizens Edward
Jones, wholsuccusod of assaulting Aunu icr
willlfccrof Waldcn )estcrduy morning, and who
has slnco been lu biding, nns captured in the
woods this afternoon by a possu of deputies. Ha
was removed to Nuwburir Jail and will bo ar
raigned on Friday. Miss Tcrvrtlligcr was able
. U) returu home to-day.
TECTONIC AS A CRUISER.
BACK JN PORT AFTEtt BEJtriNO
AS A WA11SUIP.
Mow the lllr Ocean llrelbound Waa Converted
Into an Armed Cruiser In Thirty Hours
llrr Hides Were Pierced for the Itapld-FIre
iluna Nlie Carried In tbo Nnvnl Review,
Capt. J. C Camoron of tho Whlto Star liner
Teutonic, which nrrlvod yesterday from Liver
pool anil Qttcinstoivn, was jubilant over tho
part bis big ship played In tho diamond Jublleo
naval rov low nt Splthcnd on Juno 20. Tho Ton
tonlu was converted Into nn armed cruiser In
less than thirty hours, undor supervision of a
Government official from Poitsmouth.
In tho crew of tho Toutonlenro fifty-six guards
of tha Rrlttsh Naval Reserve, In which Capt.
Cameron holds tho rank of Lieutenant, Each
wns armod with a Martini Henry rlflo and a
cutlass when tho ship anchored In Splthead.
Thcro w cro nlso on tho Toutonlo during the ro
lcw twonty mercantile marlno cadets from the
schoolshlp Conway, and 100 boys, tho eons of
seamen, from tho training ship Indefatigable,
with a band of thirty-four pieces,
Iho machinists and enrpentors of tho Whlto
Star lino wero put to work transforming tho
Teutonic Into an armod cruiser tho moment she
nrrlvod nt Liverpool on her Inst voyngo from
this port- Her dei k, whoro tho guns wero
motintod, wero sheathed with four Inih teak;
and a lot of stanihlous wero sot up between the
(.par dock and tho saloon deck to strengthen the
lattor deck. Tho rails of tho ship wero pierced
to give somo of tho sixteen 4.7-Inch rapid-fire
guns a chniica to play.
Two of those guns wcro mounted on the foro
eastlo head nnd two nn tho after turtlebark.
"lhoothors wcro placed in various parts of the
ship. Eight four-harrelltd one-Inch Nordcnfoldta
wcro mounted on the Baloon deck.
Among tho guests of tho ship woro Lord
fharlos Mcrcsford and Lady Rnresfonl, and the
l.arl nud Countess of Lonsdale. When they
boarded tho ship all tho ship's company gath
ered on tho decks lu their new uniforms nnd
saluted. When tho American liner Non York
passed tbo Teutonic the hand plaved tho "Star
Spangled Ranncr," "Ynnkre Diodle," nnd
"Hail Columbia," nnd cv ery patriot on tho Now
York ncknnwlodged tho courtrsy hv cheers.
Cunt. Crmeron recelv ed a letter from tho flag
ship ltoynl Sovereign of CdivlsloB congratulat
ing him on hav Ing tho neatest merchant voesel
in the parade.
Among the Americans who wero on tho Ton
tonic wero Dr. Chiuncoy M. Dcpew and Mr. and
Mrs. Rradley Martin.
lrADD QUARANTINED IN DELLEVUE.
Jk Caae or Binntlpos Prevent a Itfan from See
ing Ilia Wire.
An excited man who rushed Into tho ofllco of
Dr. Charles F. Roborts, Superintendent of tho
Sanitary Duroau In the Criminal Court building,
yesterday said that his wlfo was a prisoner in
Rcllov uo Hospital, and that tho doctors there
refused to allow him to see hor. Sov cral times
he hnd culled at tho hospital, ho added, and
finally tho doctors told him that his wlfo was in
n ward that had been quarantined. Dr. Roberts
had not heard of any cuso of quarantine at Ilcl
levue, nnd thought It strnngo Hint n wnrd thero
should bo quarantined v. ithout tho Health Hoard
knowing It- Iho in in, who refused to glvo his
name, was referred to Dr. ltontun, who is acting
Superintendent of tho Rureau of Contagious
Diseases in tho absenca of Superintendent Dene
die I.
Dr. Ronton telephoned to Rcllcvuo Hospital,
nnd wss informed that on Julv 2 n child namod
Michael Aucr, living nt '-'10 East lorty sixth
Btreet, had been removed from Hellov tie to North
Hrothef s Island to bo treated for small iox, and
that I bo ward In which tho thlld had been con
fined bad bet n quarantined. Iho woman whoso
husband wns not permitted to see her wns in
this ward, and that wis why permission to boo
her had been refused him. Tho quarantine, it
was ndded, would lio kept up for thrte woeks.
On hearing this Dr. ltontun told tho extitrd
man that ho could not render him any assist
ance. As the mnn was leaving tho sanitary
ofllco he Intimated Hint he might havo recourse
ton revolver In order to sec his wife.
LITTLE 210XTE CARLO RAIDED.
Detectlrea and Two Ministers Plnd BverTthlnr
Quiet, but Two Men .re Arrcalrd.
Llttlo Monto Carlo, the gambling establish
ment in West New York, was raidod yestorday
afternoon by Court Constables Dewey and Ryan,
In company with tho Rev. I. IC. Go wan and tho
Rev. W. It. Ackert. Tho former Is pastor of tho
Orovo Reformed Churth, North Rergcn, and tho
latter is pistor of tho West Hoboken Reformed
Church.
r-otne ono tipped Mr. Gowan off on Monday
that tho place was wido open nnd doing u land
otitic business. Mr.Atkert Invi 'igntod In per
mit on Tuesday, nnd at once nnti the County
Prosecutor and ludge Hudrpcth He gave In
structions for tho rild toil iv. I uii.stnhlcs
and ministers went ycslcretay afi. iiioon to tho
nlllce of Juctlco of the Pmco doling fn Union
Hill They drovo to West New York tn
a carrliire, but wtro dlscoiend by spies,
nnd when they arrived nt the gumming
place It was quiet and orderly. Tho only per
sons found wire a negro porter and tha bar
keeper, named ( hnrles Hoffman. HoTman Is
tho Mi pfathcr of Irei holder Rlndernagle, who
is i on until r henlence of one v ear's fmprtson
mi nt for running a pool room in the same
bulMIn--.
1 liu porter was held In $1,000 ball nnd Hoff
man furnished $3,000 bonds.
OI D MEltlT J.srs irJiTO OUT.
riuuilutiftona for Merit tn lleTnken Inderthe
Stan hlt Ljtw.
AinAN V.Jul) 7. Gov. Rlaik has approved a
ribolut on adupted by tho State Civil Sorvlco
Co-nmlhslou tirmluitlng on Sept. 10 next all
exlKtiug imrit lists wlikh woro obtained in re
vising tho old eligible lists In accordance with
thn now s'urchliss ilvll sorvlte lun. Tlio Gov
oritur has directed tho commission to hold ex
aminations for merit so that nen merit lists,
covering every diss of position In tlio Stnto
si riltc. will le ii'itl) by Sept. 10 for State ofU
clals to draw from In holding examinations for
tllniss. Canilldiitis now on the merit list will
hue to take thn new examination if the) de
sire to bo iiintlmied us ellglblo candidates for
State appointments,
Tho lomiiiisslon h is decided that State officials
must cciii tut I tin iron n examinations for fitness
n litre appointments, nro to ho made from thu
present merit lists, Tho roinmiSHlon will not
hold anv examinations for Illness ut the request
of appointing otliccrH until nftit tho now merit
lists go Into operation on Sept 16.
SUIXO COREY'S HOXDHUAN.
Proceedings Aitnlnat Iho Hnretj In the Anion
lo llrvoke n ttub I.lcraar.
AriiANV, July 7, Stnto Superintendent of
Insurant o Louis F. Payn has bcon served with
n copy of pnpirs in nn nction brought by Henry
11, Lninn, Mato Commissioner of Excise,
against tho Giamercy Club of Now York city
ns principal nnd tho Fidelity nud Deposit Com
pan) of Mar) hind, n foreign corporation, as
htiret), to rctoier the ponulty of tho KU.COO
bond glim upon tho b-suanco of tho liquor tax
cirtllliiite to that club.
'Iho tinimerc) Club Is the nnmo undor which
tho old "Ha) market" of New York thitor
('on)'H NcmmirUct), bus recently boon con
ducted. 'Iho complaint alleges numerous
violations of tho provisions of tho Liquor Tax
Inn, win rob) thoMiiut) upon tho bond has bo
como liable, i lie driinu re) is ono of thu iluhs
ngalnst which proceedings are tuing tuken for
a rev ocatlon of liquor tax certificates.
Itrnrly SO.OOO.OOO rer Fduratlonnl Purposes.
Ami iny, July 7. Tho amount opproprl
ntod by tho Inst Legislature for educational
purposes, according to u bulletin on educational
legislation issued to-dn) b) tho Male Hoard of
Regents, was $0,081,704, Rills ptoiidlng for
nppioprlitlons lo tho amount of $"i!l7, 101 failed
to bee omo law. 'Iho appropriations mado nro
ihissll'id ns follows; Fur the i nt ite University
$ Itm.'Jtitl, foi thuidiiiatiiiu nud otlur exhibits
nt Ihu Niiklulllo Exposition !'ilMhi, for Htnto
si hiiiils ut Conn II Utiliireii) t" 1. 1-H, for nor
mal schools TllMI,'J 17, lor academies and high
w houls s-JlH, UO , fur the Department of Public
Instruction, Incluclliur the IMillmllon of the
Free r-chuol fund, ipl,lli7,VH, for libraries
frill! (till, fur Statu pn nl ulliiiii W I3.1,,J14, for
Stall imiMM.iiia i"-'fi .'U, for extension work
h tliO.iHK). fut prufcacion.il and school examina
tions $1)1,000.
.ot. lllnek uud the Imrfcia Asaluat Huperln
lemleiil tualou.
AniAtn, Jul) 7 -Gov Hhuk nnd IJeiit.Gov.
Wpodiutl tu day fuithn discussed tho pending
chalges agalnit su irliitindiiit Easton of tho
btato Department ol Piibliu Ruildings, and tho
ntiltironf thoieport nhlih they should adopt ui
u result uf ihur luvibtigutlou of tho charges.
Llcut.-Goi. W uudiutr has not changed his opin
ion, Intimated before tho investigation una be
gun. Unit the e barges against Mr. Huston wero
unfounded, Tho report of tho Capitol trustees
will bo promulgated us soon as Hpoaker O'Orudy
of thuAbsembl) bus time to meet with tho Gov
eruor and Lleutenant-Uovcruor and agrto upon
tho findings, r
xb. nusok And valet.
A l.Tear-OI Boy f teals llloner, Buys a
Tacht and Comes to Orler.
From th Ntv Orltant Tlmtt Dtmoorat.
A week ngo Lon Nusom of Port Glbson.Mlss
renched New Orleans with $303 in bis Inner
pocket ,,n valet tagging on liclilnd, and a yearn
ing for a wild llfo on tho rltcr, Whon Leon
was arrested yesterday ho hod n Btcnm launch,
which ho didn't know lion to run, a skiff, nnd
nn ompty purso. lUs valet was still with 1dm.
lxon Is 14 years of ago. His valet Is 10, amino
b'ock ns tho proverbial nco of spades. It is
rumored that thoy had to put tho valet lun cis
tern to glvo day a chanco to break around Port
Gibson bcfnro tho mlntnturo adventurer in
ebony left that neighborhood
Leon brought his penchant for steam launches
with blm whon ho enmo to New Orleans, nnd
for Bevoral days ho and his rollovvcr lookisl
around for what ho wanted. Finally ho located
tho proper articlo In Algiers. Ho purchnsid it
from ono Mr. Cuny, paving $2U' In cash tin re
fer. This wns day beforo vostcrdiiy. Ho also
bought a skiff, nnd paid for it In cold cash
Yestcrdny Special Officer To) lor, nnoof 'her
Iff Man-eras force, saw Nusom nnd his Fldus
Achates In Indlnn ink pottering around a steam
launch off Grot no. Officer In) lor thought It
was funny, and questioned Leon as to tho place
bo balled from nnd tho manner In which ho ac
quired ownorshlp of tho launch Leon couldn't
tell u straight story, nnd Mr. To) lor took him
beforo Sheriff Morroro.
lo Sheriff Morrero's questions Leon turned a
deaf cor for somo time. The llttlo negro finally
weakened nnd gnvo tho whole story nwny. Ho
said that Ieuii had rlolcii some inoiii ) frutn his
mother, Mrs. II N. Nusom, und started for Now
Orleans. Ho hnd been Indue csl to como along.
Leon finally unbent sulllclcntly to admit tho
truth of tho dnrky's story, and to Bay that ho
had Biiont ovcry cent ho hod stolon. Then the
Sheriff telegraphed tho authorities at Port Gib
eon, putting them In possession of tho facts
about Lconli arrest. Ho received the following
rooly:
"Loon NuBom wantod here. Left with $303
nnd colored boy. Hold htm. Will send ofll
cer down to-night- bceuro whnt money ho may
havo. Answer. Nusom's mother is Mrs. E. N,
Nusom of this place."
Ioon will return to Port Gibson this morning,
and his faithful follower will go with htm. It is
thought that most of the money stiont by him
during his stay in New Orleans cun bo rccov
crod on tho return of tho purchases mudo by him
"I was arrested Just after I got to town,"
said Leon )estcnlny. "Rut I bad my money.ln
my back punts pocket and tho police couldn't
Hud It, so they turned mo loose."
DIVX'T CARE AROUT STYLE.
Uot tttevertheleas He Wouldn't Go Down Town
W Ithout a Xrcktle,
JV-om ths Cleveland Lcadtr.
"Gcorgiana," said Mr. Dalrymple, "It seems
to me that you spend altogether too much timo
worrying about what other folks are likely to
think about you. Why don't you follow my ex
ample, and havo a llttlo Independence t As long
as I know that I nm doing my duty asa man
what do I care how others like my style t "
"I don't know," Mrs. Dalrymple ropliod,
"what you moan. In what way havo I been
worrying about what other folks think of mo I "
"Oh. In n hundred wn)s," her husband nn
iwored. "You wouldn't wear the shirt waist
you have on if it wero not for tho fact that all
tho other w omen wear them, and would think
)ou couldn't afford it if you didn't huve
one. You wouldn't tare whether you had loco
curtains at tho windows If other folks didn't
have them You wouldn't spend monc) for a
hundred and one other things that you could get
along without Just aswcll as not If you weronot
always trvlng to poo before other ptonle "
"Well, Mrs. Dalrymple assentcil. for she wns
not disposed to quarrel over tho matter, "it is
Jierbaps us you say. 1 am soriy that It s so, but
. can't help It. Aren't ) ou afraid j ou'H be lato
at the ofllco this morning I And v ou haven't
put on your necktie this morning, ilow did you
come to forget It I"
"Hy George!" ho exclaimed, looking at his
watch, " it's nearly 8 o clock now. I don't know
how 1 happened to forgot my necklio. Whcro Is
it I I must hurry."
"Oh, never mind tho tio this morning," his
wife said; "you'vo got a clem shirt and collar
on. Go without the tie."
"What!" shouted Wlllium Dalrymple, "go
downtown without nnecktiol You must think
I'm crazv I Why. the bora in tho office would
guy the life out of mc, and peoplo would think
I didn't have monoy enough to buy oncl Hero it
is Good by."
Then Mrs. Dalrymple sat down and thought,
and two little wrinkles with morry curves ap
peared at the corners of her mouth-
One War or Bmussllns Diamonds.
From the Detroit Fne Frraa.
"All this talk about smuggling recalls some
of tbo things I learned whin I was in tho ser
vice," announced a retired crook catcher tho
othor day "Vowwavsof beating thn Govern
ment are belnij devised right along, and many of
tho tricks I dlcovered aro old now. There used
to be more trouble with the diamond smugglers
than there appears to bo nt preent. I havo
found the sparklers in women s biik hair, hat
ornaments, hollowed shoo heels, nnd sewed up
In various articles of wear; In dog collars, in
horses' hoofs, in fruits and vegetables, in trunks
with false bottoms, in pipes and cigars, In canon,
on the necks of tarricr pigeons, and oven buried
in men's flesh nfter tho manner of tho Kaftir
diamond thieves
"Rut tho man who did the slickest business,
without ever being suspected, told me ubout It
nfter-vards. Ho was a retired detettlie, who
had pervtd with gnat i redlt. shortly before re
signing be claimed to have received . i beautiful
diamond ring with thrco very largo stones from
n New Yurker for when he had beiii able to
save a good deal of money. It wns ctrtalnl) a
magnificent ring, and the matter was duly ex
ploited in tlio papers. He professed to tic doing
n private business that look him across the
river frequent!), and he would often uso tho
ferry three or four times a daj. Honlwa)SWoio
the iinrllng ring, nnd I looked at it every day
for mouths let that fellow wus making big
monev smuggling dinmonds.
"Hon) hy, ho had n pBto ring mndo
exactly Uko the genuine one. Ho would wear
the paste one over, leave it to Uisit with dia
monds, near them back, havo them roplnied
with paste, and thus carr) nn the game right
before our admiring e)cs. Wo nev cr suspected
the rascal."
Saved from Marine Monsters.
From the Pttrott Frt rren
"I learned more nbout sen serpents some ten
years ngo than I ev or knew boforo," announce I
the man who alwavs tells what kind of nhiskoy
hu mints whin ho iiasoiaislon to use the articlo.
"I wns nut particularly bus) that buunner, so
a party of us concluded to make a v muting
cruise dun n the Atlantic coast, the m tin obje t
being to do some tlslilngin Florldu watirs. Our
cruwd was not onl) Intelligent, but io!l),nnd
the wuy in which we stnritl In Lnonlid,o whllo
having fun was something to be envied It wis
about off Old Point Comfort that we began to
soo son serpents. It wns only a few days beforo
wo came upon thiui In all st)les. sizes, and
colors Though they wcro not all of one brand
thoy had soino things In common, such as flam
ing ryes, un hod necks, and Hack ll'ppers.
"At first we made light of them and used to
protest ono to another that thoro was nothing
unusual in the sight. Rut the) grew more uu
mcrous, and down nlnut Capo Hatttras they
weru thicker than seagulls They had brilliant
colors like tropical birds of plumage, and wo did
not sight ono that was not (.tiding toward us
with an opon mouth Uko that of an alligator.
Something v err Uko a reign of terror w as created
aboard. Wo shot serpents ns fast as no could
load, hut thoy only appeared to multiply In
number at well as flcnencss. Onociinlngwe
woro In despair and without hope till the voung
doctor aboard Induced us In turn, assuring us
that ho would find a way to disperse our horrl
hlo and relentless pursuers For a day or two
wo wero all taking sedatives, but not another
erpent crossed our course."
" How did ho do It I'
" Dumped oil our whiskey overboard."
Camden Faraoua Induatry Itulned,
From ths Philadelphia Jteoord.
Since tho enforcement of the law in New Jer
sey roqiiirlng licenses fur marriages, Camden Is
no longer n Gretna Green for runaway couples,
and the change will ho a serious blow to the
ministers und hnikmen It Is n well known
fact that for) cars sov erul of tho town's clcrg) -men
lire credited with having made more monoy
by mail) inc; couples that came over fioiu Phila
delphia uiiifothcr iiarls of l'enns) hanlii tbun
the) hav n out of nllt heir other i hiinh work.
Su protttuhlo hail thu ludustr) becomo that
there wus lntento competition among the min
ister, nnd fur )oais most uf tin m have uu
plo)id "runners ' to watch at the stations for
Incoming entiplis who looked iih though they
wiiutid to get uiarrl d uud slier them to tbo
right parsonage, 'llu-u "runni rs" worked on
cotiimissiuu. Most uf tho nurr.iln-' minlslirs
employed tahtuen If the pirti could bo In
due id tu ride tho minister tool, half Ihu i ah faro
and the drlvei kept tho rest ihus thcie Is
mourning nmong the Camden e ihmi u as woll as
uinung the ministers, and man) of them will
hav o to go out of business.
A Couufr) Without Doiiieatle Auliiiala.
rVom the Fulillo Udaer
Jnpan Is n land without the domestic animals.
It Is this link which strikes them hum r ofiiitl
bl) in looking u un Jup int-rii Ian 1m ii i -, Tin ru
ntu no luHb-the Jiipuniro neither dunk milk
nut int mi it, Thcro aru but a fun hoi -, s, nud
tin so nro imported maiiil) fur tho um of tho
fuiclgners. The freight e ais In tho i in siircls
are pulled and pushed b) mollis, nn i the pie is
uru carriages aro dran n hy men. 'llun irofew
clogs, and theso an nelihor used aswnt li eloje,
be lists uf burden, nor In hunting, exit pi b) for
eigners. There lire uu sheep in Japan and wool
is not used liiclothlug, silk uud cotton I ting tho
stunles. Thero aro no pigs pork is uu unknown
articlo of diet, and lard is nol used in looking.
Wild animals thiro ore, howcier, .and, in par
ticular, bears of un enormous sUu.
- ; sili..,-, ...ii)lil''e- . 'T'-
DID KEEBLB JUMP TUB BRIDOXt A)H
Men Said to Have Ileen In n Carriage with ' ,flTm
Mini on the Ilrldso Convicted. iwP
Pollco Justlco Rrcnncr of tho Adorns Street 'V -jH
Court In Rrooklyn pic a hearing yester- i, OTigfl
day to Dunbar McDonnld, Michael Cumin, f . ttjlH
Wultcr Wil, ond Antonio Montoicrde, who ' sll-ilM
wcro nrrostcd on n chargo of nldlng and abot- " ,. BMpH
ting W, C Koebln In a fatal brldgo Jumping ad- , IH
Tonturo on Sunday morning. McDonald, Cur- & flBH
nm, and Weed aru tho men who accompanied tiSH
Kecblo In n cnrrlngo to the place on tho brldgo ;i iWiiM
whcro lfo Is s.iid tu have jumped off. i"1 -."
After hearing the trstlhiuuv of tho brldgo po- VJWiB
lleeriien, Jit-llrn lire liner found McDonald, 0!JM
Currnn, nnd Wted guilty and remanded thoro, uf- Jft !,
until this inoriilng foi stntence Montovunle,, 'mK'Jml
who drove tho iiiach in vvhlih tho party totlo, . O.V'fjH
but who npimrciitly was ignnriilit uf tbo bust- W-rQI
tiess In hand, was discharged. In rcmandlnn V',fnU
the prisoners Justlco Rrenner, who apparently Jiu'iiJI
bcllcvis lies bio mndo tho jump, said: "rVfeBi
"I think the nlfolr Is more serious than tho . iilWl
olTcnro iliorgcd. Thrni-gh your nction a, hu- ! f,iiH
mini llfo hart Ik in lust- I proposo to punlst' ?i ,JjJJJ
)oii, niul punish you us sovercly ns I consla- j '"V.mt
lentil- can." ji Mill
A ) ear's Imprisonment and a $5000 fine Is iKill'sal
thu cxtiemo penult) liroe Icled for tho mlselo- lu
tnentior. It is thought Hint boforo sentence; Ir ? FvmH
imiioscd thn nun may mako a statement that J i?MssBi
Kecblo did not jump. ViJaSsssl
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Due Svndny JuliylL , 5V f oH
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lermtt no piilntltutlon Inilut npon bsrlnfrCABr. 4 tFiE
II. SCHl'I.TZ's I UKF. CORlltCT mineral water. i -rst'f
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BTA-TO-ltlTKIIlllST.-Oa Tueslay, July , fliw
1FU7, by tho Jloi . James H Farrar, 11 D,it Flral Ww
Itarornird Church. Ilrooklyn. Cornelia Areata, -S 11(1
dnuRhter of Sirs F. llenrlrtta VV tilt, bunt, to 3 STvi
Bamuel Ward Stanton of Tottenvllle, S. I. M&W
X3Z33X3. Mt
BiaiPM--Of menlneltla at Stamarooeek, N. T,0O ty A
Turnlay. July 0. 1607, John II lUim-ll. " ifl
Funi rat from the resldrneeof bit father-in-law, tha tS
Hot. II. II Cole, nil North liroad st, ElUabsta, j Wf!
N J , on Frlda) , July tf, at 2 P. M I SH
I1HK At OrauKo N. J, on July V. 1897, liliHi
Daniel, tmlove.1 hii-land of Honora and father of vUe?!
Itev.Sl J Hreunau, aped Hft years. t Xh
Funeral will take place from St John's Church at vfs
10 M.cnt rlday, July 8. Relatives and frtsnds .y
are reeetrully Invited to attend. t W"jj
COt K.) rally J. Thompson, wife of E. L. Cocks, H (A
M n ? 'Wi
Funeral lervlees at her late residence, 170 East ,Vf,'f
1 tilth at , on Friday evening, July 0, at 8 o'clock. I '?
Interment at Woodlawu at convealenco of tha 1 nfj
fondly. 4 S
DWinseiV. In Ilrooklyn, on Tuoaday evening;, July 4,
0, 1H07, Fninia, youueest daughter of the lata j rl'
Joatph Anhinead Davidson 4 ii '
Funeral aervtcet will tie held at berlaterealdenos, -j J B
210 Dean at.. Ilrooklyn, on Thtirstay afternoon, A
Jul) is, at 3 JOu'elook. Kindly omit flowers. i 3-C
UMMllMtW.-At hla realdenee, 77 3d ar on j W
July 7, Dr Ferdinand HeluJituann, Br., aged 74 w'ii
yart. U n
Notice of funeral later, ' Tj'lH
Ili:i I.KIU.-On Monday noon, after a sever 111- j jt 111
nea. Slnritaretba. vvlfeufCliu. HeUleraon J pj
Ben Ice at tho boiue, 017 fcmt 6Bth at, on Than. t y M
day, July H, at tf o'cloe k lu tha evening. Interment " f I'J
private. No flowers San Francisco papors pleaaa 91 Ij
cop). 1 fa ft.
nLTrillM, OaJuly 7, Edwin Hutchinson, a4 A ' Vj ; f .
20 yi ant, aon of lltnry Hutclilneon i
Funrralaertl oat bis Into realitenee, llOProspect nr'
pla 1, Ilrooklyn, on July f, at 8 P.M. i)'
llllll,-On VVrdneiilay, July 7, at his residence, S '
Nuiituckit, Hum, Nathaniel U Maey, In his Doth 'J
)ear. , ji '
Slel.IT. On Tuesday. July 0, IMJ7, at btirraMenco, W
1 1 1 6th at , l.oui I.luuJ City, Joseph SIcOea, aged ' ,!,
60 year v
Frleuda aucl relatives Invited to attend funeral from ljt
Bt Mar' Church on Thiinday, July H, at 10 A. '' S4
SI lutiruieul luCUvvr) Cemetery. Kindly omit t S
floiaini i a '
U II 1 (.111, -On Wed nea ta July 7, lH07,'Frederlok a
vv V right am 1 157 )i nr ( ,'
Fun rid wnlm 011 1 ilebiy evi nlng, July 0, at 8 j V 0 '
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