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Pi ' THE 'SUN FRIDAY, .JULY 14,' 18 00. W
I I ll TAYI.0I1 WINS IX KKXTIXK Y.
t If? ' --
t ?w ; Anuniiins hi) nv tin nri'i n-
l f ' l.iri m m: rufK.iio.
I H
is h ''rem mimed Mule tlrnl.ni, I.aecpt s
1 tit the II frill nf the rit'krt - t rrptlltile
t jj Substitutes Hcmlllv I mind-.loilse Pratt
i 2 for Attin ncy.lieiici al The Platform.
' it I Llxisokiv. Ivy. .Inly I'l - 'I lio Itopuhllcan
y fitute Cnnveritl' u tu-ilty nominated tho fol-
J lowing ticket
, 1 1 lordomiinr Oeti !V . Tvtios
5 IS For I luti nam (lor. nior Jons JlArnnAll, of
fr tr Lonlevilli
' 111 For H''rfl "'"'' nf "tiitc-Cat -n Powraa of Knox
J ffi(f' eouiitr.
jj f J li,r Utmier nensial-Jnlije (Jtli-rov .1 rATT.
t- y - F.ir Mullti r - 1 1 lor John Hwcrvr of bourbon
' ti count)
V f, ' lor state Trciaurer-W.iTrn DiT rf Breathitt
? ;' , COIIIit
V f Inr iiii eiintr-mlnit of Put. Hi1 Imirvctlon-JotM
? Ill l kv . f Nun purl
f I lir (oiiiiuUal nr nf Agrle.ilturo - Jons W.
T 1 men KM llllos nf I oil Itl 11.
f 'I lie CinilldntO for 'iOVOrnnr is nOW Attorney
s' I Oetlcr ll ll' Mlfl t.lti
J ', I 'I liPMV'imi! !i h s'vslnti nf tliu convention
1 f xxiisiaded to or lei dy permanent Chnlrmnn
, i Jniuis llrH.ifliitt at n 10 this morning livery
- del. i-nte w n n Ins ' n e and Micro was n large
i 1' t cmw I 'f vis.i.iis nnc o' the features list
1 . , ,' li ght weio tli - I mil. i U fur ( o! W C I' Ilieok
j In i,!gc an I O i.f-ics-man (li'ti, neither "f
. t" ( win in ifsp )'nl'il lloth these Porno nts hsvn
' ! T h inn tlioris'vo-i mi i.'Vinl against tin (inched
S, (if j l.li-oii m law
', j 'I h Ti)loi ,.'n'e. i'ii ll wns supposed In bn
' t (j' o wi ll lived )estpid iy morning, w.is smashed
' i ' li, i .ii Sim II si.Hii" anil (lov llrnd'ij's
' f ! in'pli' w. Will Mmii ii iodising to c on tin
I , tn kit as 'I ro iitnor ami Secretary of S'si'o
t J n l 1'i'ih'i'.) inr" Tmlil niul tli bwltinK
f . , I. ii.-mIIii il'Vuit !"tt fur IiOiiUilllu ht
i j v n.ulit. niul l.i'l.l a 1 1 In 'action may not iiip-
, f ( j, pnrt III. tn'k. I
"l K ; I. Iiiiiiii'iII.iIm v n't-r tin' ri" itinrm iters n-.iil
' t tn il ii ("I ''iri iniii i'ihiii" firnii'l ftiiilil
j 6 tiiiu'h .it tilui" ai 1 ml li" hiil (iiiuiil tint an
'j '' , otln-r in in w.n tli.' flu. I'M. of iim fnnicntloii,
J ' ami In' iti ilrtM t" noniinit" (hmi V h 'l.irlnr
j' for (imi inn r II" inumil tlial tli" iinniuiation
I, bn mailc mi iiiiiiin.i-. I li-n follovM a M
! I'Oiui '1 In' I'lu'i n wme ilri'euliiB AftPl fti)
I inlnuti's unlet wai nutori'il '1 lion .Iiiiln
j Clifton. I I'r.ut. tin nllmr cinil.tlat" fur iioi
! ' r inur. i'i'iiiJimI tlin n iiiiinitliin In n humor-
!f ouh Hn'i'.'li. -.iiliiu" Hint h" tli'Micht In1 li.nl
,' mhiik sp.'cil himsi'lf, but Ini fnuiiil Hill lli'i't-
f , footi-il uioiintnin buy hml tliu t'eil of tho
enyio Tho Jinluo ni I hi; vs.inti"il flU cmo ilU
mhsoil thuut pri'juilicfi l elooil by nk-
- i Inu that tho Humiliation u" T ijlor b" Hindu bv
' rnviliimutKiti Tin ii Mlmmil unotlici wild
j ri n .mill i"ill fur Tirlor mini' from nil
i purl nf tin lion -t. He h.ii nomin.itail by ae-
, ' cliin.il ! hi
I t 10 ii i l.iek ol .'-tone, .tuiltre I'rutt anil
. i Renator DoIiiih on-irteil den 'I irlor to tli
j plntloriii, .mil ho was mtrnilinvil tiy Si-natir
' llebiiH .iH'h" iievl limi'rn r of Kentui'ki. lien
; Tallin lin'iul') ti'llina of IiN crntltiiilo for tho
' . n in. nuti' ti lin Ii hail fuiii to lit m In nucli .1
f manner He s.ihl
r. i " 1 lie Htruuirli' in wlm h it- are nowenpnijeil
.'., la tho must imp-mant in t In- Miturr .! hen-
j ? iff tucky. as It me his th"Hlnzof a retmbiienn
I !l ; form of Komrnmeiu in Kentueky or nllonmi;
i y ' 11 In perish Imni th'-eaith In iiiiiiiIiib tliu
i " t 1 truntjou hnie pliee.l in my InniN I h.iil at.
r f tni-k no liiilutri tint I'miri-lH - m tint crnml
' I old t ommoinve.iltli, I tnll ever he In thefoie-
f front of tho Mi: lit When this umventlun tul-
f join rn iliHst'iisi m In mil ritikiwll ci anc and
, 'I TAe will present a " lid front to the fn. If I am
; L j chosen In Nnvoinbei I pledg mvelf that I will
f Bile merv mm a ft e lullnt and 1 fair count '
a After the applause hid hiihinlid the le nler
B of Mm cnloicd .ippn'ltli.n to lien Taj lor, the
B ltnv niiiiiu'I 1 hmith of Onvntlioin. was en-
,, fj corti'd ti tho plntfmin and, amid mm h np-
f- u Plaune, lii'uiin to "peak lleileeiared h had.
' I llko hli white hr.theig learned tlietrlekof
p the 'olltl.'i. in anil ho hid worked for lu friend
i, p He lidded
, Ji "I am iirouil th.it I am a necin and n I'f puh-
jh llean I dim t wnrit necroenirillty 1 hern are
' , g Diiiny white nipn 1 won. d not 'Ike to have In mv
t 3 pnrlor.' Ilo nald he wanted his brother ne-
, j j emes to nt" fur Hen. 'laylor
J v I Aftei rtinltli had llnlhed I hilrman llarnrtt
- jf called lor iiomlnutloun fur I.leutrnant-tlover-
t-- J nor 'lutt llurtinni imminnted John Marihall
I I h. of Lonf-Milo, H I lluiehitt of Loulia nntnl-
i 1 rintod Charles V Wearer of ioyd counlv, but
I flrw.iril with Ir'W Wener and mmed that
I ' g Jlarshall's iminlii iti ui ho made unanimous
ff 8 which m dune
M , E 'Ilmm.M.I lOunjrof li ith eointy.J O l!en-
I i i tneit of (ireenup hi in, ll.irl.ni ii lleitiv uf
j i l.co i mint! an 1 1. .ileli I nvM-ri of Knox county
N H were piiieeil Iii iiiiinlnittli'ii foi fteen't iry of
i, Wtnto MefnretliH llrt Lnll'.t uns announecil It
ii i was seen tli.it I'.iwers u.n prnitli-nllr noml
B ft Dated, ami the u tun i ot ILatti, Ik-ntiett and
I i r lounB were witlidiawn
I' k f There were hoernl iiouiinatioti-i fur Attnr-
i h oy-tlenernl.t'iit Ju lu-a lliftmiJ 1'ratt bure o'T
fj tho prize
' K W'lien unmlnatims fnr .iiilitor viero cillod
for. JiiiIkh I I (Irnar unminated I liler .Inlin
If I Bwii.neyiifKi.uriii.il muitj a leaillnu mlliKter
" i j of the Iilsi Iplei I hur h and thn pioacher won ,
i ' " 8 out
'j' ,v Walter Hay of Itreithltt conn I y a noml-
r ' nnted fur Mtnto Tre i-.urer by inriamation, tho
" !; O'liprinndi ! ite with InmliiK
I "' ( lulin Hui kii nf Sewpcit win nominatnd fur
' BiiperintLiiili-nt uf I'utnle InitriictUm and John
, " Thrivkmorl n nf I.etm :tnu lot ( onimid-
! 3 iloner of Aiiriculturi' I'h' nventlnn liaised
j- . rnMoliilion pie li:lnc the llepntdl an party to
' work lor the ui lnnldinc of hentueK tndiis-
, i tries nn I Hi-ii ii.linuiii"d sine die at 7 this
j ' 1 eicnlt.s:
I ; 1 adluc ISepubl cans si) tho ticket Isonnnf
' ' S the best erer made, nml isvniitnr Ilel'ue, who
i J was Taylor's maniiKei and mlu-er. oys it will
j bo linpossib'e furWHI.ii'n (meljei and his un-
1 1 llenirn!nte I.le, tlull I lV tudefe.lt Ittlllsfall
' a The ciitiie t.i ket is hiiiuiinimis from everv
., I ro nt ut view, nut the utni.isr L'nod feeliuc pre-
,1 Tnils imniij ail the .enillin: men .if Mm party
-,' J The pliitlniin uliipted tu-il ly follows
, a U ' Tho liepiibiieans of Kentuekv In (onven-
J' 8 tlon .. nitilid make the 'ollowiiii; declira-
r f ' J Honsuf ptri seaml prim Iplc
J, 's ' ' 1 We it rn i lit ttnit the evUtiiiB 1'lcctloti law
B, T ', of henuii'ky, enin'ti d by i liemiieratlc tlenernl
5' . " AsHtmbl) In lmis .ei the uhjection of our
tr i Ih'puhlle.in (ii.einor. Is vleiuuoiy inrtlsan,
fc I f. i' ieihe uf fnliness nnd hon.'Kii Ine'ictluns,
i l In tile to the prill" pies ii free C'Vcruniellt.
3 t J-, rmnoM's mfi'1,'11 ii Is nhleli have heretoforo
s " I luotcit d ind uu iriiitei'il thoncht of nilTraco.
r di'tile tn our e.mrts th. i pnwur to nrotoet
IS ?, voters In tin- Stale nu.dnst the perpetration
'j t ? o fra'id at elfi'tluns, commlth broad
1 i S p ivver to iii'ki oi ltie l ouunl'.sloners not
I D- : Ch h-ii h) ui neiuiitibln to the paopln
J r for their Tin. and innnlR thesncredni ss, rni-
j .- . i en lie) a id puwei nt tli" li ilnt We. ttieifforc,
3 i V J Aft f i-tli as the supreme issu before tho pen-
5 ' I' of ibis stnie Mie rep 'of this leiolutlunary
p t n Ia, uml III" ltei ihhean i art) pledctn Itself tn
'&-(! '"" r,'l '"' '""' '" "'" 'cior limn uf tho tree and
fj J," ' lull c'ceHi ii-, tvlneli Inn heretoforu In on tho
j t i ril e in Keiitu We ippenl to the free men
r ' oi the I'limmuiin alth win. vilue olU"ial hun
i fe V ' v anil l.nr e eetinrs above Hie temporary
I1 ' mnvess ot putv to julnwiHi ui In thniois-
JJ J tabllshmi'iit ui fie.j Hii,lrai;e and local sclf-
(. gover'iinent
t f "'! We must h vil'lv approvo the adnilnls-
k ' tratiou ..f i mi !V ti Jlrul.ey As an l.ieeu-
. ' , Jive he has heen faithful In inaliitaimiiuMin
i ' . lavr nnd nr lor, in ceiirliiKpintiviioii tn person
; . and piopert). and diliit' nt and for eful in ad-
j i TlsiiiB wis.i livislaiiu'i ind in preventlnK, as
i-i , fariii pus-i .1. i y the vi t.. pnwei, theenact-
i nient of IcvMatiun hiimful tn the hlahcst m-
i ' ! tenets of tins oinmonweilih We heartily
I comuiend the erudiiel and olll Mai work nf our
i ; J other "-tato ollh eis ,.', tctl In lfflij 'lhisllist
i Hepubllcan A I nlris'iati, n m Kcitii'kv Ins
i faithfully xeeiiied the Ian sand encrcetically
Cilloele I the icvi nue ind Imnei-tlv disbursod
, I Hi mi 'I he Itepntillc.ms of h. ntiekr co be.
IJ foro the puoj In In IHini askum cuntinunniK
i,( of puwei upon the ii cord male slnco
I. p I IH'Ci in every lb p.irtini nt of Mate a ltnini-tra-
i. f tlon W'e ilte the Ilicti u law Hie 1'enitoii-
V It L tlaiv hill, the Mi I'honl llii roid bill and many
f 1 i other ineisiiies u trfdueed ind nttempteil in
j fc J be pas-ed b the hs! I.cuis'a ui-1 f Kentuekv
J " as ppiuf uf the t)o nf legis.ati in to which the
t fc ; people, i f til" MSI. Will lo Mlhl.-ited should
i' tho Jremo rate putv conie Intu ..rvei utider
r -' Its present lea. lei ship, lec-latlon alike hostile
. to pulilie.il lioin-sty and purity and to the
r material prosnerlty and advance of our coni-
5 ' iiHinwealtli.
I 4 j "II Wpi'onitiatuia'otheKepiililicaui.of Keri-
l ' tucky thut they hive a i"preeiitutivii In tin
f ', upper huiiso of I onun-M Wo bcaitlly np-
,, I pin. e the c .ndiii't. .I h tutor J Deboa and
i of the Itepiibiicnn meniben from Kentucky in
( j' : the loner house
s t "-i We pl.'dire the tepublic-.n partv of Ken-
f , tuckj to the enactment ol all -.-icli iwsnsmay
ft ,, Im iipi-einaiy tn irtvent triims, combinations
, v orothernrzaiiiiti .n from cnuiliininic to do-
j r i precl.itclieliwilsro.il value any article or to
, ! iiliancH the e ist of any article or reilueotho
ii proper emuhiments of labor Wo coneratulato
i ' J the Iliijniliiii'iu lurty tint cvistlne Federal
I I'Ulsl.iti hi for the suppression ot harmful
i triiKts. po Is ind enmbinitlnns Is tho vvnrlcof a
. Iti'piiblli'nu C'oiiBress. performed duriiiu the
L i 5 aduiinisiratlon o( a ltepuhlicnn I'resldout, una
1 . wecoi.Bi.ituinte the country that inlliosup-
ff i" I, 'tic ti oi injurious combinations Republican
It J I ccislatioii has had in tho past, as It will hive
I . i n the future, due rei;ril for the intercits of
t'fl ', 3 ''-itlni it" business, the tiuipuse-i of such 16
' " i sint'in heinBthe rcmedr for VTrone and not
K I'inbnrrifisii i ir n In lustry, ontarpriie, or
I i thrijt
M Ti We uelieve in popular education and tho
r fosterlnc nn I in pt"V nient oi our public
! i-ciinn sistepi un nn fnor a just and
li en iltalile ny hv vvhl h the cost of books
J; inall be reiluctid to the 'nwect price consistent
t with duo ruttard for theli inurit. Hut w are
p opposed to tho Sehuol IJook law ptuaed last
V I
year by tho lower house of the Loalslature,
becausn tinder Its provisions doslred relief
, will not bo secured, but a Micro compluto mo
nopoly bo established ....
1 "ll. In furthpraiicn of tho material welfare of
1 the Htatu and of satisfactory roltitlonshlp be
tween labor and capital, wo favor the establish
ment nf u State Hoard of Arbitration and Its
1 i ndnwinont with such inner for settlement ot
I difficulties between the Importnnt elements In
commercial manufacture as has been demon
strated by the experience of othei Htntes to be
nine
"7 Wo favor the adoption of a liberal and
proKienslve policy mTeitlne the (.are nf local
likiiways, nnd deelaie irnoil roads to bo essen
tial In any Intelllcent elTnrt to be inadi) for the
Improveiiicut of business cuudltlotia lu this
Utate.
"H Wo Indorse wllhotit resorvotho Admlnis
t ration of President Mchlnley, nnd ei.tiBtatu
lite tint American peoplii upon the conditions
ot prosi erlty and happluesH resultltiK from tho
wisdom and patriotism which he has brouKht
to the dischaiiteof tils pillule duties Wn da
tlnre our conllilenee In tln policies adopted
mid tho ininsures taken by tnc 1'resldent to
restoreorder and to establish piosre-slm iov
erninenls In ( ulm. I'oilo llleo nnd tlm riillip
Plnes, and we pleilcc him our enntwiunus stip
port until these objects urn fully attained
" ll W h ri'tilllrm our udheren'c to tho princi
ples and polMi's proclaimed by the last .Na
tional llopublli nn ((invention exceptliiB tho
declaratluri its to civil service Wo repaid It
lis settled bevond dispute that the maintenance
of a sound currency throiiBh llepnlillcan il
mlnlhtritloti and legislation is the fouiidation
upon which rests tho most I cmarkablo period
of ludustrlil pruBross. commcrcliil nctlvltyand
Kcnernl iun eritv nitliin t lie experlencnof tin)
people nt tho I luted Hlntcs W n enmmend the
leeent iimeuduient of the civil service rules by
the I'lisldent and ileel.il our belief thut
furth'-r timi'lflfiiH itisof evlstlnc civil service
IcBlslsilon miiv bo liiiidii with advantaeo to tho
public w rvh "
A rhket for Ni ernes Only.
I.rtMiTo, Ki , July l.'l Hoveral neero
leaders mi t here tn-nlBht nnd decided to issue
i c ill tn-mnrrow for a eonvcplionor ni'Broes
to in pillule u -t ist i lleket cnnipiiseil ex
cluslvclv nf ii"urors I ditor Ileiuannn if tho
lo 'ill necrn paper Fa) s a full fclati incnt will bo
Issued ti.-nior low
onto j)i:uihi:mis jt hah.
I'reo Sllveiites iccnt nn Atitl.llrynn 31ovo
llicuti Ilcailrd by Mcl.enn.
Ct rvrt imi, July 1ft It IsBCiietally repmted
here that .lulin 1! McLean will head tho D-nio-tratie
htate ticket l.nst week wneii Mr llrv.in
was in Ohio' li" of tho objects of tho confer
ence between him and JudBO Tarviti ot Ken
tuckv, (icorao Krod W Minimi nnd I hrlstophcr
CiilI.iBlian of Mnssai huselts and oert iln Ohio
leaders was to circumvent tho plans of
Mclean's friends bostll to llt)nn Judce
IMtty of ( olunibus Did the men In confereneo
that Mol.eau wastnthodoil Willi the Kastcin
Iicmociits, iiH'ludinB 'Iumman and o-Sen-iitur
(iurman. by which an effort would bo
madu to dsfeat llrian for renomln.ition next
year. If Mel can should be elected Governor,
It was part of tho deal that he ahould npposo
llrynn for tho l'reeideutlal nomination If ho
hIii ill til be defeated, but still make a t'ouil
ehowlnc. ho woull have second placoontho
ticket
Juduo Tarvin vvirned tlm liemoeruta Hut
they must hive node illnps with the lain man)
leadetk whom h" luanded as "lorrui.t nnd
traitorous ' Undoubtedly no snoke thus as
n result of the conference with llrvnn. and he
went still tuither vesteiilnrdown in Kentucky,
when hewiotolot halrmaii ounc of the Dem
ocratic state l cnttiil i mmlttec. ndvlslue him
Hint the pirty runs, cut luos" from
Henry W'alteisnn. Iifcause he was ncalnst
llrian thtee ye. Us nun, is t'll oi osed to the
( hlcifii plntlorm, and Is scekinB with other
former Democrats to betray Mm pirt). I'rom
the tenor nt the letter w hlcli he wro'e It Is bo.
Iieied Hint Judtc 'l.irvln is convinced that
Senator dnebel cnndidite fnr (iovernor of
Kentucky, is In leavue with Mel o.in nnd tho
nth"i in ti liiianltcs ltisalsobnilnveiltli.it
'I irvin wrote the letti r nn the advi.'uof those
Willi whom h" conferred while In Columbus,
mid its publication has created a sensation.
A Iiibc drlcMiKui oi 111) mites from the
fluckoji Slate will Koto I hn aeo next week to
lepieseiii at Mm mectiiiL'uf tlic Democratic
Nntionnl ( oinmlttee Ihevwl'l uiee that Mio
ll. id tional in e of the Demf-m' v, re i urine a
twi -tldtds vote tn uominit" c nidicntes mr
i'leslilent and n e-l'n suit nt. In abnlisho I
'I lie llrian sup i rters ate tin lid nt th it thev
will be able to inust'ir a imjoritv ..I Hie next
National f uumi.tiiui. and the) regard tho two
third ml" as a munaio to thcli cause Tills
lUle has uoveriied all eonvr ntions sinco tho
tlineof Van Jluren AmutiB the Oliloans vvlio
will attend the meoUtiB in ( lileneo will bo
Col Kllboiu uc. John I. I ent. Judge Ditty,
Allen W 'ihurmnii of (o'umbus. ei-Mavor
I 'I nil's lllcc nnd Isaac hherw nod of Canton, and
lien V. li Finlev of llueyrus
'Ibis factional Democratic flj-lit has sue
mciitcd Iteiiubll' an ptoM'Cts ri.atetiatly in
lino this fa'l It il"l."in i nominated lio will
be bi 11) "III nt the pi' s
.Indue (n'liicu Iv .Nrisli, r.i'publicin nominee
fnr tiovcriioi of Ohio to kthe boit liein tins
mornlne for J'ut-in-liay. where be Is to be In at
tiinilsiice at the meetir.i: if theotim Hir s-n-ciation
('I Chail' si Dick an 1 JuiIbc Nasli
Inv ileei lis not tor pi II til" Ohio (limplllBtl
much liefore Oct I It w III bo a fast and furi
ous battle wlulo it last..
ar.HAi.n ii. im.ir's iinrsii unnnKi).
IturBlnr CailEht Just fter 1(n Left tho
ItiillilliiB with ii lliiudle.
The res denco of Asslstmt District ttorney
Cienld II drav, at Dxl l'ast Sixteenth stieet,
wai broken Into by thieves yesterdiy attcr
n ion and thornuKhlr rnnsneked James lllc
Blns, IS )ears old. of 40'J 1'ist Twent)-fourth
street, was nrrestod afti r a clnso of three
blockbasho was leavliiB tho builduiB with it
bundleof stolon article Mr lira) and Ins fam
ily ham been at Narrattutiaett I'lor diirltiethn
summer and the bous tin been closed Mary
Meehan, the wife of the jiiinior if the D .ubIus,
nn npnrtliient house aeiuss the street, saw
HicBins lenvii.u the bneu,ciit doc .-uf the tirny
bouse alsiiit iiiartei past 1 o'i lock He had a
bundle under his arm she "ailed out to her
lliisbari 1 and the hallhur HIkcIus dropped his
huuilK into tliu ana and walked iiu.i'kl) tn
Foiutii avenue He turned south at tnc corner
and start od to tun
lVilicenun I it.'sinimuns of the I'.ast Twent)-SL-i
on I treet atitirm went after hl'n and
ca iKht him nt Ihirteenth street IIIbb us
Iihs been arrested before, and tho police nro
inclined to ix L'nl him as a professional lioase
breaker. He was atralcned In tho orkvillo
I'ollco LourDcstciit lyattcrnoon nnd remanded
until tn d.ik Assistrfiit District Attonicy ltob
crtson 11 mey iiPiean d nsalnst him an I asked
fnr th" postponement of the bearltie until Mr
(In) could nrnve. Tho bundle which HiBeins
ilmppcd was lumnl to contain marked tiblo
linen, a Blass and nitver Jewel box and tin
umbietli
Detectives Kelly nnd t'nrr. who looked over
th house, found that a hurried hut fairly
complete scan h nf Hie place for va'unbles hid
been m ide The entry was made by nay of
tho I aseuicnt 1 hroe slats In tho wooden
area cate had liueu sawed throucli ami tho
Bito hpruiiB In '1 ho outer dom hid been
foi'ed with i jlmuiy. '1 lio bI is nt the side
If ell t v is biuken ind tin bolt of tlm Inner
ooor drawn I mm Hi" inside, ftiphoarils, side
boards and dresliiB easts had been forced
Willi a jimmy and thetr ('intents scattered
about the floor Just what was taken cannot
be ase'i tained until Mr (liny e arrival. 1 ho
family silver is all in stoi.iBO.
Itr.t OllO 11IAHK IS IIOOl, FAllltlCS.
(.niiiU tn the nioiint nr 81,200,000 Snld nt
Hie (Milieu Ti nil's dpi nliiB liny.
It is estimated that there are to-day in the
New i tk market a lareer number i I biijois
of labrles from which tno'i's elothinB is manu
f ictuted than has been tho case at correspond
HiB periods in any season in the history of tho
trade, riio W oul 'Ini', t oi.iiuercially known
as the Arnerlcm lb i leu ( ompin), capitalized
at about JTu.omi OOu.ni etied a fen d.i)s ato Its
llli" of pnee-dyed siinpes tor next spring s
deliver) Mil the first 111 on .v h i li the coods
wire sliinn uiiwird ol Jl.oiiii nun w ,rth nf
busmesh nas pITed on the boo.s and Inesof
merchants wilted thatr turn tit the s i esrooiUH
on Wot Mi stiect tu li.no thuir urdcrt, ut
tendod to
I'lillce Mud tf;,bHi iieil u Tlin c Mouths.
lb" polico nrnsted ',7.oS4 i ersous In Mm
second uuarterot the )car, U.fi'Jiiof them bcinir
women. Tho only precinct In which moro
women were airested than men was the Ten
derloin '! h" stioniiiu there w. is 1., I'll n omen
to 1, DA men Mo-o io,nrcd wuun'i were ir
icsted tli.in cnlorfjl men. take It nltocether
The men who But into nil numbered iim, thn
won n i.X 1 his was Mi" onl) raco that mndo
such a showing
.lllililcilli Slildi-nti Malt SililrT.
Noiiwai n. Conn . July 13 Rear Admiral
Schley cntottaln.il a party of I'nivursltv of
Mlehiean students at his summer homo at
Hendricks Point on the Sound, near Sauca
tuck, this atterno m. Tho Admiral Kavc a
sketch ot his life fiom his enlistment when a
boy. and spoke parlicularlv anout tho battle of
UantiJEO and the destruet on of Ccrverus llect.
Union Tobacco Company to Quit.
The stockholders of tho Union Tobacco Com
pany bava otod to dissolve tho company,
which was orsanlred orlirinally by William ('
Whitney and his friends to compete with the
American and ContlneutalTohaceoConi panics
Th properties bay ba turned ov er tu thuse
companies!.
-"-i1- -r r. imtliitaawwtpaaiailliaiilllawwiii,!!.
1 ' -
POLICEMAN'S NIGHT IN CELL
JTIfOl.V II III 1IKKX AHM'.STEn IX A
tint. ACTIO.
Itoaenbrre Alleeei That the Orllcer As
saulted II I m nnd llrnkn Hi .law-Admits
Thnt Iln Acreed til SotMn the ( nsn
for SdOtl, but Says the Unit I'rll 1 brniiKli.
Tollceman Jnta ReBan of the Madltoti
trct itatlon spent Wednesday nleht In Lud
low Street Jull In defnult of $'.."i0 b ill. The no
llcmaa was arrested uy Doi.ut) SherlfrWal
KerluB on nn order procured from Jt.stl 'e
Stover of th Supreme Court by n llulcor
street tailor, Max ltosenhorB, on tho latter s
representation Hint ho had a eood cause of ac
tion for damacci ncalnut Kernn for "wilful
and unprovoked assault." HosenberB. whose
homo Is at (It llutcure street, says in an af!D
davit tlm' the i-ollceraan .uilted him with
bis club and broke hli jaw lioionberc ml
mlti In the aflldavlt Hint he nursed to blBti n
tapor oxoaeratiDB lleBan for $."00, but the
deal felt HirouBh when ho found that '.lie sup
posed roll of bills tendered to him consisted ot
n $1 bill wrapped around some sreou paper.
Maurice Gottlieb, counsel for I'.oseuberE. sup
plmnted Hi nfUdiivit yesterday with this
itntemint:
"When ItosonbsiB first saw I'eenn the po
liceman was stretched out on the Brns In llut
Bers Park astctp When tho policeman woke
h missed his revolver from his trousers'
pockot. titid nftor searchltiB for It found It on
the Brass besld him This sonmed to make
him u n cry. and immediately after flndlnctho
revolver he bBiin lo drive the people out of
the park. My client further tells me thitiwhen
ho was niralcneil In the station by Hean thn
policeman wis uu ible to stand up nnd take
the usttaUiots of Mio prsonera nme. uae.
nddrest. nationality and tho like, but full Into
ii dull and sent toilsep. I'lio SoiBcaut te
fused to bold my client, who was then fi I
Iowd to his horn bv three policemen who
persuaded him to bo to Oouverneur Hospital
'J here hlsjiw wis put in n, plaotei cist Hut
cveiy day from June J to Iiine ."i, vhl' i he was
nt the hospital inedn'il udents .ime in nnd
tlio cast was broken from tils jiv Mint Hie stu
dents tulBlit evnmltio It '1 his caiisud my
client ludesi ribatilo tottnio and ho refused t
remain thero loneer Ills own nhrslclati le
cllimd to li y to treat .1 1 aso so . rjiiipliented aim
ill the end tuv el eni went 'o Mont isitinl
"An attempt to settle the i n-e f r S.iOO wai
made soon after llosi.nl rB l"ft imtivarneiir
Hospital After action ha I been LeBUti bv inv
client llOB.ni and ainitlier lollenuim name I
() llrlen who ha slum teen llimd Soil bv
.Indue CowlnB fur nasiultliiK n ll"l leiv led
(Iter and has I een suspended from the f tree,
net ltosenberB in a saloon nnd olTered lilni
JoOO lor u paper siBne 1 In- llosnbeiB eur
erntltiB IteBun fmni all blitne Mv c lent itldn'f
cnie what he siBned so Ions as tie Bit the
monei. W lien thev attempted to siinteh Mm
paiei from my client nnd to civu him nil bill
wrapped around taper insipid of Mie S."( si,
there was a flBht 'I he people In the salnon
tnok side with my edent, and Upb.iu'h -clip
was cut open He is now no sick leave
O'llrien nrreited llosonbetc M igi'tiata
JrHmmer dlseharE 1 my client "
Two other aetloas have been liecun nBiinf
lBan One Is for slander, the other for fatso
Imprisonment
Th records of the Madison street station
ihow that SerBt. McDonald wns on deek dniv
when ItcBiti broiiHht LosenbcrB In a' 10 .VI
o'clock on the night of June 1. -.erut McDon
nld Is awsyon hlivncatlnn. Serut Mc'-wenncy.
who was on dtitr yesterdav aftemonn, said Hi it
Lawyer dottllsb's stor of the war llan fell
Into n chair in the station was a criituitous
Invention There wr no chnlrs In the main
room of tn station oxcept thoo Insldo Hie
rail, and never bad been In his mmor
Policeman 1'eBnn Is on fhk lea He was
nrrested at his home In I nlonpurt. and; re
turned thero yesterday when he was I illed
out Policeman O Hrlcn Is known nmrnirhl
police acijualntnnces as ' Constitution" O'llrien
be'ause oT the f.i'llltv wltli whloli lie iju ites
the statutes to siiPi'Tt anv side of an hicu
ment ho mar take Hols tho man who came
out a few weeks ,ibo wlthTn nlin to m.iko una
of thaenr-t side snria'l I irks into a people's mar
kot. tuns cleirinu His snlewalks nf Hester
street aad other streets flmilarlr usd.
juts. irKVKs's it r 1. 1: i si:
Sheriff MnlloT ccused of riititcmpt of
Court fur l'ci iiilltlnc ll.
On account or the iclease of Mrs Puila
Slater Weeks of Meunt ernon from the West-eli-ster
County Jail on Miiv .'ti, Slieriff . II
llam Mnior and i.aivier Divld II Hunt will
have to f ice a suit to lunlsh them for uii
temit nf point Mis. Weeks Is executrix of
the will of her Grandmother, I.oretla slater
lor failure to i ny f'l.C.o t to certain tn nefl
ciatUe under tho will, is directed b, .ulcere i
of tho court, she v.ms committed to jail I y '-n-roBiite
si,man for i nuti nipt of couit on nrll
H Lawyei Hunt pnd an hi ptb anon I ir In r
illseh irn. and the Surrosite ,te Ided to re
lense her if th wnu d bivu ! mds for the r iv -nient
of the sum In monthly piv nn nts i ' .'
PendlnB this de. Oh n Iiwsei Hunt went t e
fore I. unit.' Judce mih lent and ii'url
her di . Iiuibi o.i i wnt o' habea-e 'ip'is
N'nw Ia'vvir Ja 'ol. Ma-ks . f Mils Itv and
e In l.' st. pel of Mount rn m who i ( t ir
I ir th" benelli'i'iiien nn ler th" will, are after
Inwmr Hull" an I Mi Mirks is ifter the
slieriff also The . o-.uta.nt iiBitu-t II let a .
Isbs Mint ho state 1 to Indue 1 ent th it li" had
njtifled the opio iib lawjcis cf i s npp'l i
tiun fcr Mie writ when in fi'."t lie had ma i
notifleil ttisni . a1 so that lie failnl n r.itlV
tlm finlB" of any i revlous nioti a foi Mrs
Weeks s icle.ise '1 lie i lnn.es ,ib iinst the
SherliT are that tie released ili i risor er fro u
jail without pro.tr authority 'I lie ImarltiB
will le li"rd b-f ir Sunocate Mlkman at
W hit Plains to-moiiow.
js aoATs i.oi nni iio Titoriti.i:.
Policeman I'bl Ilnil n How with Ills NcIbIi
tuir, Who Iii cn ii Dub,
Policeman. lolin ( I hloftho UnmbitiBnvenuo
station, lliooklyn. keeps Boats His neiBlibor,
Ausust Schmidt, who is a coiptr. keeps a 'os
Thero is a vacant lot between their Imiis. s in
) i koff street, Ixinc Island City, in which t lio
coats and thn doc llulit it out. The coats are
youns vet, nnd Bet tho worst of it I'lil, wound
ed in spirit after vvltncssitiBtlielrdofe.it. walked
into the cooper shop nnd accused Schmidt nf
" rleklnK " his doc on the coats Sihinldt siys
be knocked 111 in down with .iLlublu thncourso
of tho conversation, threatened ti shoot him
and dracced him to tho polico station, stopping
on the way nt Intervuls to club him some moro.
1I theroforo prays iliac I III bo 'fired" from
tlm ion'"
Commissioner Aboil henrd I'hl's story of it
H'sterday Ho said that tin hid b""n ll'toeu
veirs on the force nnd hid litt'e c its
Schmidts doc was a Iib brute It tit his
coats. When he rcmon-trated Sehmlit
knocked him down with a birrol stavo I hi a
son ( nmo tottie resciu and the cooper ret rent ed
to his shop 'I here he turned and detlod his
pursuers with Hi" barrel stavo His hell ers
stoud around with hammers He i hli drew
his pistol to awe thiun. and did stho' up"r
resisted holne led oil io tho station lio had to
oluh him to miko linn bo
Commissioner Al eli s ml "l'm-ni-Ah-h!"and
that ho would decide tho i aso later
ii or nr.iiKiiwn nr uu: caiis.
ASketililn Hli I'm Let Slid Iln MnsRIihnrd
llltsuunetto of 'llils ity.
Port .Ir.RTis. X Y, July HI -At 2 o'clock
tins tnoriiltiB the body of a stranco lid wis
found in tlie l'tle vnr I at Port.Ii rvu, tho head
havinc boon severed bv the ens In his p ickot
was a sketch of himself, which slid that bin
name was liichard llissoiinetto ot New York
c.ty, need 10 )eais, that his life wis insured
for $ISM in tho I'm leiitial, tho pole'v lelnc In
rossesslon of Mr Lahou 'li uf Mil ( ity. Pa Ho
was born in I auada, in Imi His patents re
moved to -tailord .vpi nits. Conn , w here Ids
father lesples He n it a the death of his
mother, mid adds 'My father lined uclil to I
take care of in" and my four luoihets about I
thremir f 'Ur eais Then hi) fuHior not mar- I
rn'd acalii inn lady cillod s-iiiIiik KraiitMii Mie
was veiy ernss in us sumetlnics. and wo did I
not like th it" Ho left homo In Vuciist, Ih,is
ISissr.unette evidently fell from a frvluht tram
nnd was run over, Lorouer llurdine h is notl
Hid tho father.
Tiled t Slril.o Ills Wlfo In Court,
P.nbert Walsh, a laker, of I'l'i l'ist Until
street, attempted to nssault his wife In tho
Hailem I'olico Court yesterday. Ilo struek.it
her twice, but was prevented from doing her
any harm by u court policeman. Mrs Walsh
Bot a warrant for Ills arrest because li sliowe 1
slcns nf Insanity and because lie threatened to
kill her llowasserit to llellevue Hospital to
be examined as to Ills sanity.
Pawnbroker sml Ilia Clerk Held for trial.
Ixiuls llosenberc, tho piwnl rukor who was
arrested on Tuesday charced with acinic as a
receiver for tho plunder of a BanB ( thun.s I
recently run down in Jorse) i m.aud Ins I ml,- j
keeper, (ieorce J. Meyers, weie held in f.'.ooO
bail each "or trial by Ma Kit Mate lurnell in tho
Centre Street Poliee Court jestcrday. j
I)B rOltKST BlUTF.nS' EAnsisas
Disputed for Amine rrlsnd, Servnnt and n
Unit nt Colialna.
A contest ot the wilt of Clara Teresa Hewitt,
on of th Do I'oreit listen, as men about
town knew them n ceneratloa aco. was antereil
iu the Surrocnte's Court yesterday by Jo
cplilne Hwcnsen, her maid, who was better
provided for in n prior will. The will which
has beon filed was executed onlAprll 10 Inst.
Mrs. Hewitt died on June 22 at '1M Wit Forty-fifth
itroe:. Slio elves tills house, to "my
frlead Vancher II, Underbill," who I named
executor A silver pitcher she bequeathed to
Theodore W. Ilaudley and to Josephine bwea
sen three trunks, n box nnd their ooutonti.
All tho rest of herestato Is civen to Underbill.
Miss Swemen declares that the teitatrlx wai
not of sound mind and that she was unduly In
fluenced by Underbill or other porsoni. The
petition filed bv Underbill for Hi probat puis
the realty nt $12,000 aud tho personalty at
lo0oo
Sir underbill avert that li bad known tli
testatrix sine 18SL nnd that rhe told him from
time to Mine that 1i had no livlnx lelatlvei,
1 or Mie past elBlvteeu years, he enyi, his rela
tionship wltn her has bee luch that she con
llded her affairs to him as her friend and be
lias In en her adviser in bar busluesi mature
Public Admluisirator Hoes put In an ntndavit
for del i) of Mie probate on the ground that he
has Information that (here nre heirs. Ha bad
received Information from Dr. Thomas M.
kn and other norsoua Mint tho testntilx left
several cousins nnd that thev may eontoat. He
are) s that Mm woman died of ti'eoiiollsm.
William A. MeUuadn. uu nttnrner. who say
be represents twenty on enuslnsoMhe testn
trlx. most of whom llvo nt Watorburj, and lid
ward 1' Cole, an nttornyo( W'aterbury, repre
sentlnB other cousins, wer In court tooxam
Ine the will and petition They mid thy
would ctmlcst the probate. Mr. Col repre
sents th ulill lren of Julia Hlcky and Cather
ine Law lor, both of whom uro mid to bo first
cousins
nothor will was i (Tered for pinbnte je'fer
di'v. but as tlm petition wai defective the will
nnd petition were both taken anay The uttor
ney who luoUBht tliem would not elve par
tieulnrs of Mils will, but ho said a corrected
letltlon would shortly be presented. It Is
said tint this other will was executed on Feb.
1 last and names Dc Wtlllim Ovid Moore
ns tho chief hennflelary and executor. Miss
Swenseu was to receive by this will u house In
West 1 ichtv-sixth street. Most of the tista
trlx's possosslonB came to hor under tho will
of her slater cncs.
mow ifiy viiori: riTAi..
xrillinni I.. Ilrmler, n Nrnnrl. Trlnter, Hnd
Itecn I'ursneil nnd Itevlleil
rxaspernled beyond forbennnce, William L.
lliader, i blc compositor, who woiks In New
ark, hit J 11 Lisswell, another compositor,
vesterd.i) nenn, and the latter lies In St lint -nnhai
Hospital sutTortiiE from concussion of the
brain. Lasswoll, who Is known also ns Henry
lntilc, was fiillow-inc llr.ider around calliiiB
linn f jul names 'I o escape him llr.idur ran
MiroiiKli JJe'iM'r street from .Market street, but
Lassw II followed and laucht him by the mm
Tlnin llradei stru 'k him. mil he fell so tliat his
In ad struck th" i urh Ho lav us if i!i ad
V shout o I noil del wont UP tiom the circle nf
nn lookers arid I'.rndei tan. Twn policeman nnd
fully a hundred other pirsons pursued him
Miimncb He.ivi r. t llnton nrd Mulberry streets,
win re he dnrtid into n saloon and was cip
tured by Policemen Liincer nnd Mclirath. vvlio
hid Inutile prntectliiB htm fr mi members of
M e ooltod crnwd He was locked up
l'uile wis sent to tho hospital and was al
ter iiiie'y e .ii-eiin.s and unconscious dunnc
the aft. moon He was consider ll.ly under thn
ltiflii'Mico of drink, nn'. his ass tllant was nnly
dichtly less mtovli'itod when he hit lilni
P.oth iro well-known " subs" on tho Nownrk
I apers
on, iv inosoKoroiT, s. r.
Pntches of Crude I'i ti (ileum on Top of the
(round- Well to He sunk.
Inosmsii oit, X. Y . July l'l Oil, either In
lire" or small iiuintit.es, has been discovered
In this town hv the pieseneo of "oil blossoms"
i i pitches rf 1 1 idopi troleum on tho top of tho
B'o'ind. and eo.eruiB a larce area Tho pe
troleum has Bitheied in pun's thero for six or
seven years, aud its presence h is j 1st le come
kn inn to Frank II Sneencv, an operator from
I in I ity. Pa . who eimo heio to-day and Inike
Mm Bioiunl ovoi He i nd thole is undoubtedly
ml horn and that Miorn Is a ilch harvest
iiwiltir.c (ho speculator The territory, ho
said, looked more proiuislnR than almost any
spot in tho Pennsvlvaiilaoil fields.
l'-n stnnton s firm, which stands i short
distance from the i orest li nise shows more
-ici s nf Mm "Muslims thin an) other place
II" b is Inline 1 til" oil in his lamps for a IniiB
i ue I nk and sm s it is almost as bo'I tH
kiiosene 'I he test in'nlii by Mr Swen v
s I ove I tint the oil is of i liicli Brad" W"ll
will be hunk on Minton s farm to test tho
ten Iter).
. vrnoitr or joiix n. uoitKr.
.Itrinlicra nf the Ilrnoklyn Nnvnl Mlllllii
Honor Ilielr Ilrowned t oiiirinle.
P 'ivifes in nu-ninr) of tlin lite lolm F. Itorke,
ameinb.'r'if tlio llmok!)n navil mili'in, who
vv.isdioAr" I on July I bv Mi" swarapinc of n,
l at in which ho and a pomp i!iku weie row
litfofl Pay HIi'bp. were held jesterd ly morn
ing in St. ucustinc s ( luitcli. in Sixth avonu
'1 h- I Ir In I been It terroil In th" Ifily Cross
I emeu iv. I Lit 1m -1 1. on 1'ui's.liv Tlierewns i
I irce attendance, ini'ltidinB a deiesitioi from
tlie nival in ' ti 1 M he elcvntmn of the tiost
arms wi r" presented, an I at tlio c!no of tho
servi 'cs taps tcio soundiil '1 lie llev Fdward
W Mel ait), the rectorot tlio cliurcli, culoBied
.Mr liorke t the close of Mie services the
c laid n' In n ir nt the nival militi i went to tlio
ceinct ry an J tired ttireovullois over tlio crave.
('talma of the A( ( used.
Five mn-e city fllclals who havo been obllced
to defend themselves ncilnst chatBcsof mis
conduct in ofllco filed claims )esterday for their
eipenspsof dofenee. rhreoof them wero police
men nnd tho others were attendince oftlcers of
the Ituird of Fducitiun. 'I ho polieeinen wi in
Pitrck 1 arli y. who wants $2ooo: iieorco
Welti .ke. vvIid vnnts $57'i, nnd l'dward A
(i his. who wauls S ,"i')7 I'll" attendanoo olll
Ci rs are W llliarn Kltchell nnd Wlljlani 1 inane,
who want f'J.'iO npieeo Tills makes tho total
of claims under the law passed in Mie last ses.
sion of tho 1 ecisliluro up to date $214.28.'! 08.
Dnnre 111 Iliiunr of Arrested Men.
Voi'.Tos.Mass .Julyl.'l On the Fourthof July
several younc iron who were makinc alivoly
cdobiatiou lu tills (inlet town woiobroucht
into court and tepnmanded Yesterday pos
ters worn di-trilmted statinc that a band con
cert, proineiride nnd dance would beheld this
evi'tiltiB "for the lienetlt of victims arreted
foi celeliratinc tlio Blorious Fourth ot July lu
Norton "
Hank Thief I.iiuihelle .Sentenced.
IIoston. July KI -Phillip I.ambolle. nllns
Oeorco Sclie). who stolo flli.OOO from tho
Metropolitan Hank hero and was hroucht back
fiom Niwork Mils mornuiB, was sontenced
to-dav Jude llichardsou sent him to prison
for not less Minn two and a half years and not
moro than Mnee nnd a half
ni-Srnntnr Gorman's Illness Sunn Over,
Maovoma, Mass .July 1J. Lx-8onntor (lor
man, wlm had a s IbIiI Illness yesterday, was
up and around to-d ly, feellnc vvell lie eamo
down from bis room it th" Hesperlus this,
mornlne and ato a heart) breakfast.
'I bo eutlior,
sioi is i ell y(atir.la.v t.i N( brnaka, Iowa, VTIacon
aln, Mtunea ta, MnliBau, nerituru ot,n, rind in rth
frn t ' iiiiajlvRiiiv In all ctlier acctiotia tlio wrstliiir
iiafjir 'Uio low presfitirn w t cntrd over Inns,
wltn uar'll(.r vrdittior In ell Ibe crntrll State,,, iiul
ronilltinus faveratilii for pvcro tm al atorrna fiom
Ii.wses-t over licnuaii. 'Jt.o pressure in blh
i. .rtlio Si utbein stair The teiuprritine fron
'leva noiilieatuird i Iowa and Jllii. us rancid
fn in 'hi tu to'. Itwaaalmi aniiieTliAt warrurrtn
th' A lai.t, stati a, bat wnu nit eitreme lust
lu I' isi,ty tlin ilar w is cmeriillr fan sud aijltr) ,
aviiHn lui tin lity s- I er tent , wiml wefcturlj.si
eriKH veloiity w iiulea ai lion., barometer, i.ir
n ted ii re 1 tu ea I id it n I M .' .n, .1 P. JI,
in ,"i total rs ufall f Wolueadavmuht, 1 Oil iinliea.
Iho teiitperst ire as rei arde.l hy tlmutnlal tlier
iiiuiiutrrau I alau b Int. St s'b tiienuometer at the
street lnie lsb'iuwn in tlie uuneted tnblt.:
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Imi Jk?. i-ii Is'j. ItJt. lily
HA M 7s" ill TS'I HP H.70' Us' ?:
l.'iM HI' 13' 7s li I'. M li' 117' -.!
3 K M.SIJ tl'i Ml'.IJ VII1..70' (,)' 7J
WAFIIINUtl N ll kf( ibl roa lllIPAT.
or ?.tw I ngl ind anJ tnittrn A iw I'orA, tAratninr;
fvil iv, w r vnt a tin iiioti trt is n r(A jiirfionl fair
ActnnlJV. t irule uiiufi
1 r Iho Dutiict of Kluuibls, eaitera Pennayl
v ania, cw Jtrae) , liplaware and Marylarnl, suuwr re
to Is), unaettled conlitior.a rUliirilay, variable
win l
1 'rweatern Vew Y rL. wntern I'ennajlvaDla.Oblo
ant Indiana, ah weta to day, probably ttireateninB
BAturday, entpt iboncra ou the lakes, variable
winds.
COLUMBIA'S TARS ITUSTLE.
LIYELY 1'llACllCE SMX Or TllH XK1T
TAC11T OX l.OXO ISr.AXII HOVXI).
Sntla Set and Purled In Quick Order IVblle
Mr. Iselin Directs Tlilnci with Ills Sblrt
Meevee llollrd I'p-Th New Defender
vYIII Leave fnr Newport This Afternoon,
Tho cup defendor Columbia will leavo bor
moorlnKS at 5 o'clock thii afternoon for New
port. Unless tho wind should bo contrary or
there Is no wind at all alio will make the trip
throuch the Sound undorher own sail. Other
wise iho will bo towed by her tonder.
tlio steamboat 8t Michaels. Tho Co
lumbia's lallori call tho tender "Mike"
for short. An oxamlnatlon ot tho now
jacht's compasses yesterday ihowed them
to be sllchtly out of cear, bo they
wero adjusted. Another spin for crew-drllllnc
purposes was Induced In durlnc the afternoon,
and last nlfttit the Deer Island sailors roamed
tho Btroot. ot New llochello for the last time in
many days.
These down-East seamen are honest fellows
nnd wllllne workers. Thoy are gottlnc to
know their ropes better all tho time, and when
tho Columbia meota the Shamrock they will
handle their sails as well na any crew who
ever trod a dock. A reporter of Til Sun met
n croup of thorn ashoro Inst nlcht, and the
spokesman for the partv explained why it Is
not yot easy to make fast tlmo la haudllne
tails on the boat.
"All tho blocks nnd ropes, and In fact every
thing on board the Columbia, arn brand new,"
said he in delightful cuast-of-Malne twang,
"and it's like vvearlnc.i now pair of shoos for
the first time. All tho ropes are fresh from tho
reel, nnd thoy cet kinks in them at tho sllijht
est provocation Tho canvass, too, Is hard, tho
cleats nro rouch, and there are a nun lred little
thlncs that tond to hinder us when we ate In
a hurry. It was tho same way on tho De
fender four years aco. Hut before tho race
with tho Valk)rlo III. took plnco overyhnlyard
nnd sheet was rtinnlnc smoothly, andweex
poct tu lime little trouble when tho Columbia's
ropes cet a bit weitlicrboatcn.
"Wo had u lively hustle to-dny. Inntrlnot
less than an hour and forty minutes wo set the
snlnnnker three times, balloon Jib once, nnd
hauled shoots mr.m times than I can remem
ber It was a eood. btislnoss-llko sail. Wo
worked hard and vvoie clad when deeki wore
oleaned up nnd we could co to supper "
A Mb nuwd of spectators watched tho
Columbia tako her spin jesterday Hudson
Park, which faces K"ho 11a). swarmed withex
otirslotilBts who bad eomo to Nuw ltoohello
pirtly to cet a cllmpo of the new cup de
fender, nnd when tho yacht spread her sails
nnd moved nwa I md worn tlie expressions of
dellcht At 2 .10 o-clock tho Columbia
mainsail nas haulod from Mi boom,
tho Yankee sailors' pulllnc on the hal
vanls until tlio Croat stretch of canvas
w.isai still nsn board It Is a lino sail, much
better than Defender's first mainsail. Tho jib
was up in stops and everythinc was practically
tcidv for a spin on tho Sound lint tho owner's
"absent" Mac was thine from tho starboard
spreader, and tho exports on shorn knew that
tho yaclit would not leavo her moorincs until
Mr Iselin went aboard
From the peik of the call floated nn immonse
American llac It wis tho III at timoltliid
1 ecu worn there on tho new boat. It was not
nut 11 :t lfi o'clinktbnt Mr Iselin boarded Ids
naphtha launch from the llttlodoek near his
lesnlenco on Premium Point. Five minutes
Intel he stepped on the deck of tho Columbia.
Instantly tho "absent" Mac foil from the stnr
boint spreader and Mr Iselin s private signal
win run up to th" topmast head Atthasamo
tunc the jib broke from its stops, tho stnysall
was sit, the mooting were cast o(T. and Mm
rioiini cian sioou out lurill" ruuiilie or mo
S .mid with cisysheets on n brond reach Then
frrnno hour and a half her crew were put
thruucli Mieir paces in lively fashion
l'lio craft was hanily in tuotluii before the
pliibtnis.il wis sent up fiom tho deck This
plrco ol canvas could bo I in proved upon. A
Ilttlo tailurltic at the head of tho sill would
mnko it draw better Up to tills time the wind
had been blow Ins a eood topsail breetp, but
when the Columbia cot und'r sail it could
hcrdll bo felt on slime Avvayntit In tho Sound,
hnwovi.r, tho schi.nneis nf i 'in mere wero seen
bowlinanlutiB in fine style, nnd there promised
to be plenty of wind for the yacht Such did
not prove to be the case. thoucti ; Mint Is. it was
rot nslnrdabree e us tun hoped for Still It
stictche.l th" sails a bit, and. more important
stld. Bave tho sailors a eood afternoon of
ll list nip
Mr Iselin went nboarl with Ids sleeves
rolled up Ilo had invited no cuests to enjoy
the sill The spin was fnr business purposes.
Hardly hnd Mm lolumhla cot falrlvout on the
Sound when she pylied and th" hie mainsail
hail se'ircely tilled fuM when the Iiiiro spin
naker rose from tlie deck 'I he sail was set In
re. orl-hre.ikinc time, nnd once In place tho
y iclit felt Its lulliieiu e and went olT llko a Hash
to the souihwest for th" I.nne 1st ind shore
For nine minutes tlie liuce piece of em vns was
allow ed to stand Then it came iluv n to tho
deck nKilti. disiipprarlna I ken elriinl of vnpur.
At I t"oelok the tallnun jili was set Tlio
CuluinMa went like a taeehorse ind was soon
hull down five minutes was all Mr Isu.m
vnnte I nt this sad and it wis on deck ncalii In
ntwlnkllnc 'Ihren minutes later Mm )ieht
wli ! le an 1 st io I elosii to tho wind on a port
tuck, shortly afterward riinnineiip a babyjth
t. .ps.nl She headed in the dire 'tn-iu of stum
fort, hit went onl) a few mil's when slm
Byl'i'd. pi' I out eh""' nn 1 nt tier splninker
nsain ll Mils wlilln an ltislenlflennt-looklnB
tun, Willi three ni four pbotncrapliers uhoarii,
w.s tiyinc to keen up with the pro-casloli,
but the Columbia Ind tho heels of the pirty
and Mm tUB could nit cet within snip shot
She purled away and perspired tn everv pore.
but It was of no use. and. nftor eliislng tlio
yv'ht fnr halt ar. hour, turned tall and madu
forborne
Once moro tho Columbia set her spinnaker
before Mr Iselin was satisfied Finally at 4 ."."i
o'c'oek overithlnc except tho norklnc sail was
taken in ami she prepared to nick up hor moor
incs lirstdonu inmo the forcsiaysall, then
Mi" jib. nnd with the milnsili and cluhtoi.salj
drawli c she tackod for hcrbuov Th" naphtha
launch was ready. Mr Iselin climbed over tho
Hide, tho "absent" Hub was h list' d, and Mien
the innlnsiil and tntisiil were lowered, tho
decks cleaned up and the sailors wont to eup-
ler
Iho mnrniiiB hours aboard the yacht wero
stent lu drvliiB out tlie mainsail, which was
soaked I y Wednesday nlcht sMurui The yacht
rrnU the Rale finely Her tender. Mike, stood
hard by under steam while tli" si. rtn lasted to
lend a haii'1 should nnythitiB hai pen tn the cup
defendci, but happily thero was no noedof her
Services
From Newport the Columbli will co to Bris
tol, there to be lifted with a stoel mast and
nthernlso mido ready for her races with the
Defcnileroft Newimrt next week The raint
eis and carpenters cnmpleteil their fnbors
on tho new yacht yesterday. Mr Isellu's
oiIkIii.iI plans for Mm Newport races
ma) bo sliehtly chanced, but ho will
nut definitely decide Mm ijucstlon until ho
reaches that city fter these races tho
Culiimbia and tlio Defender will leturn to New
Itochetle. thoro to remain until the New York
Yacht Club cruise, In the daily runs of which
bnth )aehts an expected tn participate
IlinsToi. Julv UI The Defender had a new
topmast sent aloft this piornlnc. The spar Mia,
has been in use on lvr ever slnoe she went into
commission this se is m was sent down mster
diy and laid upon tho dock 'I lie new spar Is
tlie one that lias been Ijiugonth wharf for
n week or nnie It Is uf (Irfir m pine
nnd fil feet over nil t ant IthnideH, when
asked aliout tho topmast, replied that
tho one sent down was nil rlpht It was found
tn eosnry, he said, to have duplicate spars for
tho hie racets, as It is never known how aoon
one will be noeiled Sumo of tho Defender'
mew this afternoon becau palntlnc tlio main
mast, the paint Inline boon worn or soiled off
In some places by the mist hoops Tho eatl
his been iimlune and is IvIubou tho deck.
Mr W Hutlei Duncan, .Ir . an lied here from
Newport Inn naphtha launch and spent some
time tnlklne with the designer In tho nil
j loft and In the shipyards Mr Duncan or loied
' sumo of the lighter sails to be taken to tlio in't
I to ho refitted Th" mninsall is now being re
paired It was torn at I.archmont when tho
Columbia hent the mainhnom of the Defendor
The two pieces of the boom of tho old cuo
champion nie laid out in the south construe,
tli n ship There Is a space nf ahout three or
four feet between the two halves Tho dam
aged pirt of the spar has beau cut out, and now
plates nro belne turned and rivot holes punched.
The Stinniriick Off the Dry Dock.
Special Cable lUtpatch tn Till Bus-.
.SofTHAVproN, July 1J -Tho Shamrock left
the dry dock and proceeded to her moorings
off ITytho this afternoon Her crew consists of
twonty-nino Fngllshmen nnd eleven Scotch
men. 1 here is not an Irishman amonc them.
It is announced that the crow will recolv
tho following sumsns prlre moneyln tho event
oftho yacht winning the America'! Cup Mate.
JE4o, second mate, I'M. aud the thirty men of
tho crow, i'.'S each. Tho Captain ssharo is not
stipulated
In Cnnvlderlnc the Advisability
Of silvertialuz aniuetlitng joii nil) never have done
lieriufire. aleui amh n-tHluim aa will give the
best rtaiilu without delay. A Hox rea.lrrdei.Mee
promptly and is able ta pay for what he reimras.
aU.
IIIIHHLMLHLMHHI
X-AltCtlMOST ItlCZ IVKEK.
The Sport Will llegln To-Mnrrnw and There
Will He Conteata livery Day.
Tho race wcok of the I.archmont Yacht Club
will bocln to-morrow and there will be racing
evory day until July 22. Th's event hai been
Inaugurated for tho purposo of encouraging
yacht rnclng nnd bringing togother the crack
boats on tho coast, nnd lu order that owners
residing a great dlstanco from this city may be
warranted In bringing their yachts to tho
Larchmont rcndezvoui the club has dcolded
to give three largo regattas, open to all
classes, and on tho Intervening day to have
races for special classes Privileges of the
club's house nnd grounds during race week
have beon extended to tho Captains of the New
York, 1'astern. Heawanhnka-Corlnthlan, At
lantic, New iork Corinthian, American, New
bedford. New Haven, New Itocliellc. Corinthian
pf Mnrlilchend, Hull, Douglaston, Indlnn Har
bor, ltlverslde. Hor-o shoo Harbor, Hempstead
Harbor, Corinthian of Philadelphia, Sea Cliff,
Knickerbocker, Huguenot and bholter Island
lachtolubs.
A first prize will bo awarded in each elass
where two yachts start, n second prino where
three start and n third ptlo where llvo or more
start, The preparntor) slcnnl will be nt 11 HO
o clock each day. Thero will be an open re
gatta for all classes to-morrow as well as spe
cial races for echonnors In one class and 21
and iXt foot knockabouts. In theevenltiBtliero
will ben musical frolic In tho clubhouse For
Sunday n sacred concert has been nrrnnged.
J ho contests on Monday will be for schooners
In raeltiK trim in nno class, for classes D and F
of schooners, forclnss K, fil-foot, of sloons, ana
.'I nnd 2.") foot knockubouts. 'Ihoro will bo an
entortaltimeiit In the evening
On Tuesday thero will bnn reception lo the
women and u li md loticirt iu the afternoon
nnd tho guests will be entertained with aquatic
sports. The programtno will lio as follows'
lour-onrod gig raco for Hon and Chickens
colors, presented by ex-Commodore Gillie, two
oared bIb race for Datintluss eolom. presented
by II. ll Seeley; dlngv raco for F.xooullon col
ors, presented by II 11 Soolev; two races lor
iiapbihn l.iunchei. tub races and witersioits
In tho evening thero will bo a ball, and tho
yachts In the h'lrbor. clubhouse and ernuinlM
will bo Illuminated Tliu second oi en rcEntta
for all classes will bo sailed on Wednesday
There will also bo races for thn special ;i.
footers and 21 and 2.1 foot knockabouts In,
the oveinng theie will ho a minstrel show
The races for Thursday will bo ns follows
Class K, vnohts with cabin trunks: class .M,.0.
foot racing lenBth, 21 and 25 foot knockabouts
nnd cabin cntliontN all in mm class, and n te
saileil laco for class F the evcuiiiB will be
devotod to magic Friday's programme will bo
schooner raco, all iu oniielass: clnss F, schoon
ers: class K. sloops fil -font lacing IciieMi;
diss M, Jtil-fnot racing length, special raco lor
yawls under 4't feet rncliiB li'iirth The even
Ins enteitalnment will be " Dram.it le Spasms "
An open rcgitti f .rillelasses, spnclal races for
all schooners, .in. looters and 21 and 2a font
knockabouts will close tlio week's spott on
Saturday, and in Mm evetiliii: theio will ben
pyioteelinlc display.
Law n Tennis.
Nnmm-oN-Tiiy-LiKF. Ontario. Juno UI
TheCanndlsn championship lawn tennis tour
nament was continued hero again to-day and
the championship struggle nnnowed down to
three players Champion Whitman boat Heals
Wright, tho interscholastla champion, after a
close match this afternoon, and tn-mnnnw
morning 1 Ischer and Pnret.the two New York
ers, meet In the other s-mi-lliial. the winner
plating Whitman In the llnnls In the afternoon
Ware Is expected here to defend tlio cup on
Saturday 'Jhoscoies
CtiAmploriatilp Singles -Second round J I' 1'art
beat I'arkeW right, 11 J, 0-1 F P Fla, her beAt U
Y Atfrj, rt-s, 7 r,, 11 i. Wright beat K II I'attir
aon it-1, iii.
Hum! flnal niunil -M H. Whitman bot ll. c
W right. u-4,s-(!
llanilli'Ap Huiiitta First ruunl S 1' Wan, nn
half in, brat . It Fatterann n rnlili, t" -si. il 1 .1.
I Ittell. half ll, beAt I' W limns 11, 1-7, 7 "., u-2,
M II Whitman, ewe SO, tint It. I. Vlity, on., halt
16,11-4,0-3, It, lllesell, half ir. In at lb-it Wright,
scritch, r.-7, it-n, h-o r Ui Master nrnh,
test Dials Wright, nil Ilo, hv-di fllllt II I Little,
use IS, ! it L. J. (tram, hiif .10. 7'., il n ,1, hirl
land, 1". In st C linVVtrt an, 7 5 li 7 F, I Hacbci,
owe half t I, In it E It 1 it", si nti h, 0 o. il 1.
i 'UK aoo. Jul) i.i -nam intorroreil with tho
mntches in the Western ihnmiloii 'lonnls
'Journament to Inv and there was a slim
crowd lu attend.inco to w llnuss thn seml-flnnls
In d. ublos and the fotitth round in singles
The nlo cracks, Hackett and Allen, met Pond
nnd ( ollins. whn h contest has boon leBirded
ns tlie event of tho tournament, dmlrers
of tho Westerners ha I Indulged fond hopes
of seeing tliem lay low tho collego boys,
but tliey weio do lined to disappointment,
for although rain prevented tho com
pletion of tlio match, the Ynlo representa
tives clearly proved their superiority over
their opponents Hond and Collins won tho
i first set by arduous play, but thevialtois easily
' won the next twn Score 4 -5, il-!l, 0-1, Un
finished '1 lie ruling nf the officials was un
favorably received by tlio crowd, as it was
made a'ter the rani hnd cea-ed lloinl a id
Co bus wero well satlolled to milt, na It was
evident from the form shown by the visitors
thnt they could not win nnd they may do bet-terto-morrow
The Mcyuistoii brofhersand
Jiyi is and Waldlier also had to suspend tliolr
contest with the avirui! I, thn second set not
belnc finished Tli" tinllnUlied c. lines In
doubles to-morrow will bo preceded by tliu
fourth round in smcles
Piirnan nnd Alwards of Tnrnutn ln n
Double Scull r.nre,
fsypsET. C Il.July 1M Diniinn nnd lwnrds
of Toronto defeated Mie I )neh hiothers nnd
liieniinn luothers of Halifax In n double scull
race hero to-day. Tlio contest n ns a ennd one
It is Bonernllv thought that tlio Lynch broth-
ers would ham won had their I uoy not drifted
over two lencths out of plnco. Tho start
was made nt 0 o'clock, tho water being
rather lumpy The lynch brothers wore tho
I llrst to get awav. rowing fort) strokes tit tlio
minute It was a linn struggle between Pur-
I nan and mito and the Lmeh brnther to tlie
I mil" post, both crows being nlmost even 'Iho
llrinn.ins weie craduall) losing ground Tlie
leaders spur'ed at Intervals to row eich other
down. 'Iho Lynch brothers llnaliy got the
I lead, and when they thought tliey tin il the
I rai o iu hind found that their turning
I buny had dnf'ed nnd vv r obliged to i
! row two or three lengths further than their op- ,
rinnents Ibis gave the Toronto men a good .
end. which they held to tho finish There was
nn exciting struggle between the Lynch broth
ers and Hrennans for second place, tlio former
spurting toward tlie end and winning by half n
length 'Iho time made by Durnnn nnd Vt
wardswaslll minutes 2." seconds Tho ruco
was witnessed by 20.000 spectator.
Atlrintlo City Horse Show.
Atlantic CtTy. July IU Atlantic City's In
Itlal horso show was auspiciously oponnd nt
the Inlet Park this afternoon. It Is an open
nlrone About .'1,000 persons were In nttend
nnco, n large majority hailing from New
York Thn latter Is well represented in tlio
entries, as are also Philadelphia nnd Haiti
moro Thorn wero fourteen classes ihown,
th iso winning the greatest recognition be
ing thn tandems and small ponies 'Iho
lending horsomen present nver that Mio
ring wns nno of tho finest ever pre
pirod for such an event Tlio weather up
tofi .10 o'clock was as fill" as er uld heoxpeote t.
but at that t'mo a light rain began to fall,
which causeit a elearaniu nf the giounds
While the heavy hunters were In showing.
Dragoon of the Flkrldge Club fell and throw
his ilder while taking a live-bar fence. Tlio
rider escaped Injury. He Immediately re
mounted and wi nt through tho exhibition
1 Ins was tho only accident Clnrles F Hates
Is the largest exhibitor Irom Now York, ho hav
ing nt least twenty-two diftercnt Imr-es en
tered In th" various classes Tu-trmrrow an
other progranimu of oighteen events will tie
shown
Wlilst.
Cnic aoo, July 13 -" Tho Droppers " won the
progressive fours contest with n team scorn of
sixteen matches at 2 o clock this mm nine nt
tho whist congress at tho Auditorium Ho'cl.
Tlio second preliminary round of the A W I
challenge, trophy contest was completed l'h
second round uf tho Hamilton finals was Mu
lshed, but the scorn was not mndo up In full
The scoro ot tho prugressive fours was: First,
"The Droppers," DI match's, second. Mlnne
spoils, 14: third. I hicig" Whmt and llerwyn.n
tin with l-i'i each. 'Iho scoi"uf Ml" m ennd
preliminary round In tho V W I ehaliinco
trophy contest was Sasliv illo beat scranton.
lifi to lM.Moiix Falls beat liran I HaphN 1 .17
to 1.1 'J, Nortli Shores beat iuericaiis of P.os.
ton, l7ltol72. Athenii'iims rot ( h.cago. 171
toDUl: st Paul beat Walbroi k of Haltlmore,
1.12 tn 127 '1 lie scoro in the second munii of
the Hamilton final so far as mndo up is
( loveland belts Hen r of Itnclno bv 4 tricks,
Toledo boits Oaks of utin by tricks
Man nnd Woman Coufeaa Murder.
Cun Aoo, July Kt Frmk Stlner, who was
nrrested last night for tho murder of Joseph
Ktirus. n mil dealer at 115 North (neon street,
has mado a confession 1 1 Inspector Knl,-implicating
Louisa Shrader. tho woman nho In 1
nosed ns Kama's wife His ci ufesslon was h '
lowed by a moro complete one mad" i.y the
woman, and Mio pair Lave ai their im tivo f i
Mm cricno the,r afTietlon f .r each other an I
their desire to eel Kama's sivlngs, amounting
to J800 Stiuor arranged to pick a quarrel
with Knrus us an opportunity for stubbing
ilm, and tho Quarrel and killing took place
tust ns tho woman returned to Mi house alter
lelng out all the afternoon.
I
Nothing so coo! dressy or J
dependable in shade, as our j
Blue Serges
SUITS (wide weave), 22,
(hnlMilied).
SUITS (line weave), $18,
(liitlf-liiit'ii silk).
SUITS (tine weave), $15,
ihnlf-linr.i).
SbITS(herringboneweave),$)5
SUITS (fine weave), $12.
Trousers of Knglish striped flnnnol,
$4.00 to $7.50.
Washable Vests, (fancy & white), $3.50 k
to $5.00. J
Hackett, Carhart c& Coet 1
4 Cor. 1.1th St, yJ!l
Broadway, ;or. rnnni St.. '?v
enr CliamiM'rs,
ciiAr.ar. ahaisst riitK (uii:f rAii.a.
Scnnnelt Dliiulsaes the ( ouuilnlnt Against
lielnliiiii!).
Deputy Cliief William 11 Dohhnnty of the
lire Depirtineut In llionklyu wis ti i befmo
Conimtssinnei Scinnell at 1 he lb niliimrters
)ester lay o.i the i haige ot being nl'Sent with
out leavo fnr live boms and a half on Iuly.1.
This was Mie first Mine within tlm recollection
of tho people at hoadiitiaiters that nn ofllcer of
so high grade had to face i charge of v lolntlng
Mie rules of tho depnilment 'I hero Is said to
bo a feeling of jea'ousy m tlio depirtinent
against Delahauti. vim was dismissed from
tho Long lsl ind (it) File Dep'irtineiit by
Jiavor Mleason and reinstated bv the Suptenio
Court durlnc tlie present administration
'I he ehargo wns made by Depul) thief Dale,
who is In (niiiiiiinid of tlie bnroiiBlis uf Hrook
lyn and Queens Ho said tint on July .1 Hal
tallnn Chief 1 rank Duff! called lilni up nn tlio J
telephone and told lilni that Dclahantv hid J
left uunrteiH to find poms at n hotel frr his 1
fitmllv, wlio wero about In move fiom I ot g I
Island City, and had given htm instiiictlons to I
send for linn nt n certain ticatbv lintel should a . 1
flto stmt in thedlstr el V I
"Chief Duffysald hethnught Chief Dolahantr
was violating Mio rules in going away aR ho
did" continued Deputy ( lilcf Dile. "and l
Mioucht ihaiges ought tn bo mude against i, s
him, so I mndo the chaiges " ,.
'1 lie Commisslunei called DilIT). wliosnld ho
had told Delahatity that he did not think ho .
could en without autlioiit) front a iip"iinr
" Did lio tell )ou to send for him In ease of a j
fire''" asked thn Comuilsslnncr
"1m, sir." answeted tlie witness
"He did what was right," Miet imnilsslnner vj
slid, "and I want It undeisinoil th it I will not I
encourage insubordination in the department. f
When nn ofllcer elves a proper command It I
must be obeyed Delahatity had tli" right tn I
Blvoymi that order nnd it was notpiopei for
you toimibblo about It "
Tho Commlsslonor dlsmissod tho complaint, I
IIVMXKSS Titorni.ui.
Vnn Tneset of the Meat side Airlillertiirnl
lrnu M oi ks l'nlla.
W n Ynn Tnsse), proprletorof tho West Side
Architectural Don Works, at ,110 tn .IIS West
Thirty-third street, made an assignment yes-
terday lo William J Filer without preference. 5
except for wages of employees. Jeroloman .t I
Arrowsmith, his attoincys, said thnt Mm ue- j
slgiiment was caused by the advance In the
price of Iron since h" bn I made eontt acts Tlie
liabilities are JlM.non. nonilual assets S20.0IK),
actual assets piobably $10,000
Jung ( hut of 111 Mott street confessed judg
ment yesterda) fnr iln in fnvoi of Chin 'nine
for tho iiiuoiint now due on a loan of l70nii
Ma) IS foi wlileh he Eiive Ins nolo pijiblerii
demand l'ei ulm was l-siied ti MioSherilT
iikMiust t hut nt tho I linn's" rcstnuinut, UK)
Tlnr I avenue.
John V. Cushman of 221st Seienth nvenuo
b is Illed n petiti ui in bankrupt''), w iib liabili
ties $M 040 and no assets, except a sixth In
t"t"st lu a judgment fm S.'iiDuu ngninst;
Wlllliui J ikcll. ticotg') P Juliiisuu and .
Louis C Fullot. '
mva M:irs.
Purine tho first ten days of thl month
I'tnli mines deo'nred dlvidonds amounting to
$242.."i K' i
Despalthes from Ileddlnc. Cnl nolo that the
niiek Dlamoii'l group on Stillwater Creek has
beou sold tolhe Ninth i alifon.ia Investment '
Compinv fyr J'to.OOO cash x
The shif of the Fontenov "amp MoKlnnev, V
H i"1., is do.vn loo feet, nnd tli ledge, wht-h f
BBsars ISO gold. .11 ounces sllvei and 14 pnr Xf
cent lead, Is betn-en eight and nine feet wide l
Iios3burg, Wnsh, reports that all the iros- K l
pects in the vicinity of Sulphide Moiintnin and
Pleire Creek lake nre lookliiE well and that
the permanenev of th? eauit is assured I'lio
Pomero) le bciiiK m lively developud and sev-
oral other mines are getting into shinning m
suiili" ar
1 I at news from Cripple Creek states that the
I production of Mie (larlleld t oniolldated Mils
pioutli will amount to Kki tons of an nveraue
vulu of $00. The stresk of par Is not wide,
but nil the ore Is of smrlting crude
The breaking of nn lu the main shaft ot th
La Heine 'I Intle, Utah, has tieeun.aiid roeu-
lar shipment! will start this mouth. '1 he oro M
nverages 100 ounces sliver
Hiker City, Or. reports that a rich iiuirtH
Uuge nine feet'wlde has been uncovnred In ,
the Susaiivllle It contnins an eight Inch
streik of galena, in which nn abundance nf '
sold Is visible. Average assays have cone
J4.122 to the ton
'I he Anita Mlnlne CnniDinv line bonded tlf-
teu undevelopeit claims between Its property
and the famous Ilolanns mine, Mexico Th
ilolMius vein Is believed to run clear throuch
Mils ground, surface nssars of which show
great wealth In gold and copper '1 lio Ilola
nos la one of the banner mines of Mexico It I
total production having renohed 54n0.0OO.0OO. I
I ttors from Santa if' state that the Coehltl ,
district. New Mexico, has been wonderfully de- J
veloied this )oar. un7tard of $1,000,000 hav
ing Bone Into the district The ( oeliltl Com- '
pany Is sxiiendlnE $2.10.000 for a new mill nt
Albemarle nid nn electric power house nt
Madrid I'astern capitalists have decided to
erect a flit) -ton mill nt th" Crown Point .
s. returned Kloudlker states tint since ravl- V
cation opened more capital hat Bone inline.
nn b r tlie purchase of in nine pmiorty tlnin
In nil th put vears com lined Iieprcnu- . (;,
lives nf Canadian. I nclle.li I reneb and t.ei- I
man s)iidleates nre on tho spot inklnu nn
everithlug that iookSB'od He repens He t
old atorv liowevsr that the him dike s i la J
poor man a cmiutt) and that nobodi sh ml 1 go B '
there upbuilt nn abund uce nf cai It il i loth. ,'1
Ine nnd provis ens ,.l
A despatch ft in Inrt Steele 11 C, hts that 1
It lerumored that Mi" Ninth tst.n Islto ba
floated In I. ii ibm fm t union. Tlie repnrt
is ri'an revive I that Mie Mieketi'ioA Mima
lintdins-s In (ireenwrsl summit I "PC lake
sml t oniet "amps nie tu t e lonsolt lnteil nnd
Mint ai it il Is to l.e foiin I f ii I Ins urio-, In
Muntrinl nnd lor Hitu ,
' Host. ui i, knu-xn is the . opier 'entre " snln 1
a local prnm ter vesterdir. md when un I
nnei or i r muter Mints il.it he Pim.ul llont J
Ids prmerty tluie b" is ait in come tn New j
York I i annul f T tlie life nf nie understand J
wli) lie conies tiers after an uni irt .nnte ex- f
tenence tn II istmi fur as u T"le ew uri f
won't t ile n'i it Ho'ton t inn don n '
' Theie ate ui"ti mnvissine "ati talis! s In 1
New ior, ' said ariothei nnriirie man to Tim I
Sin reporter;! estenlav. 'In the Interests nf I
properties that weie wmKed and nb.iridoned I
ten or fifteen ! 'ar aco W lien they ire asked j
win Mm mines did not pa In tie- past their j
usual reply is Mia the! ' mil. I nrr I e wnrhOd at J
n I roflt with lot i er at seiou . ents r r eigi t 1
i oeiits u piund Now, tti it te-emstouieu mik'h'y
poor excuse W'h d n i thei nm k Mi" mines
themselves nowfhat c. . per '- I emeen eiglifeeii
and nineteen i en s a im.nd un I Mien otTi r
thvn as go'ng prof t.i! it terries ina'" nl
of cump inning tn won' Mm i urcliTers Mint
thev li ive no mmie) to itevi ' u Ne irlv nil of
them e'aim to have large in intitlea of nie mi
the dump and it nmil I I" an eisy thing fur
Mif m to make r eress n ith opi "i at na i res
ent nm e It gei ei , 'r turn-nut ui nn lines
tteiti m lha' Hie) Iiiivi ' sitlKiroie md nut
some i iv i'1-e to ii it ui mruiev jn tlie i I sip e
(.! Ilndinc t
MIMS.MV OtM-ltV H.vsflt I ' IIAI MFiH,
Ur n s N' s V i. nii'i 'l 'me 1 III- C
I uu ami at iliins ina i " r h'rn i u i Ming, I
1 rrtlbnir au I a i, i .'Li's p mi ' ' '" 'I
AIIM.N'O Mil IIISKItV I nei e. m , He ., r, I
M UAU.1 IIIU.N VVUKH.S, 11 111 s.lM. V
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