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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
BROOKLYN


Surveys were reeun by the engineers OF the new
Union Elevated Railroad Company III fiith-ave. near
CAROLS yesterday.
The body OF the COMEDIAN George c. Charles who
committed snicde i'll Philadelphia on Friday was taken
to tue Evergi eeis Cemetery yesterd y for burial.
Mayor Whltney's new Park Commission met for the
first time yesterday All tho members who are IN TINS
country present.
The sugar refining firm Of Dick Meyer have sent
EiOO Police Pension Fund for the ehcent ald or
the police u slrke OF sugar ieiLeIs.
The trnsees Of the Faith fone have investigated the
charges of unknd conduct the part OF Miss
Eta Cam bel ths and have united III rel ort
completely exOnerating her.
Superb endcnt Paine OF the Banking DEF artment has
granite "a certificate the CITY Savlnss Bank, To be
are The,I Olcna stew art L. WOOdfOrd Eugene &.
Blackford, Pau, H. kret7scnmar. Marx Mayer. William
W. Russiter, Leonard Moody, n. L. Sprague, Reuben
Leland, William Hardness, Calvin Patterson, john +.
| Owiugs David A. Body, ". ". Mnrtha, Leonard
Richardson's d. r. Morse CHARLES III. stoddard, Percy g..
| Williams and William {. Wallace.
A man giving the 4. c. Rule presented a let
ter Of introduction from I. NJ. Heay, OF London. to
| Police Justice Andrew ]. Walsh Monday He
to secure loan but falling this made appointment
to meet the Justice later. lie failed to Keep tue ap-
pointmeut and believed by the Justice fraud.
lie represented himself being identified with the
| cause OF Home Rule for Ireland.
| l.. j. Henderson, druggist sued Town IL Elder
wholesale druggists, for damages because alleged
| spurious mixture sent him when h ordered sim
ple yerbP santa They did not have the syrdp
ordered, but made up one In accordance with pub
lish-d formula. Jude Reynolds. IN the CITY Court, dis
missed he because damage was shown to have
| been done the plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
PEDLERS STORY OE ILL.1REAIMENL

Joseph schwartz, pedler, OF NO. IOZ De-
aucoy-st went to Poles Hea iqu ,rers yesterday TO
make new COMPLAINT against Policeman AIfken Of the
Tenth Precinct. who accused OF beating Mrs Schei
merit. OF No. So Orchard st. Gu recent saturday night
Sch Tartz says, he going home through Ezabeths
Arfken stopped him and inquired where he was going.
and the pedler said that he going 70 cstch
tpe fresh air. Arfkon ran against him, called him
fresh" dubbed kicked him. and pushed aim
the gutter. When the peder protested he tore his coat
when lie said he was licensed he ran him in" and
when he looked for his number he struck him in the
face with his fist In the station Ariken made q com
plant against plaintiff for selling the sidewalk,
and the day he had him fined SO III and
TO the Island. All OF this Schwartz offered prove By
witnesses The Board directed the superintendent TO
that he got the desired opportunity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
NEWS FRO.M THE SUBURBS.
SIZE WILL HAVE TIE MONEY FROM HER FATI

SHE WILL HAVE THE MONEY FROM HER FATHER
seven eight horses drawn in front of
Jersey city yesterday AMI S1cln Hem TIE
auction TO satisfy lu gment against rex Rat
their Hatzer sled abOut year ago by ms
daughter ate age Injuries inflicted lie
by sepnother lit of passion. Mrs haz"r quarreled
strpdaughier AMI IT cnrcd her skull with cniir
The girl recovered from the ciocts OF the blow
Sine father and stemother
The the painful verdict Tor sSuO Dut on the
day Hatzer put chattel MORTGAGE on ms per1hal
and transferred ls real estate The ONLY oil re-
and trucks Yesterday 800 and th"t
was offered Mr.. Harvey. the pa Duns counsel Otncr
bidders frightened oil by the KNOWLEDGE mat the prop
effy the John kress Brewing Company
Proceedings instituted 10 Recover the amount
of the Judgment from property which trans fered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board OF Aldermen. noon. -. ,-,s...
Departure OF TIN Regiment Veterans for PROVIDENCE
and review by Mayor Grace, 4:3O p. m .
Training School Of Normal College oommcn'0"'"'
10 a. IN.
Aqu.duct and Dock Commissioner mestinsT
ST. Johns College Commencement Fordham. LAO ,. IN.
Home Rule mass meeting. Academy MUSIC Jersey
City. s D. ID. v..r.
Far-and-Near Lawn Tennis Club tournament haS''
inCs. afternoon. , -, u,.,.
Ncw.York Electrical Society. Clinton Hall, p NJ:
Music In East River Park by list Regiment baha'
Exhibition Of roses and trawbcrries by Farmers Ciuo
Clinton III III.
CONSTITUTION Club, No. Ga Maiison-ave. p m.
AZ Peters School commencement, Academy OF Music
d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
NEWARK.

Janes Van Hise who has for several
years Court House auor and constable AMI VINO
was convicted falsely TO account
the county, sentenced yesterday 10 one year IN
hr Site Prison be disqualified give evidence IN
auy court o; Justice HIS counsel notice that appira
on would writ of Van iiise was tax en-
TO the state PRISON later In the dsy.
esnony was taken Fleet yester
dav m suit Of Importers Traders National Bank OF
New York agninst Little and Others Of tanwOod
Tne defendants largely indebted 10 the bank and
the ut ut three VI prop
erty on the ground that they were fraudulent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
JERSEY CITY.

Mrs. Catherine Baxter OF No 30 Yorksf. was awakened
ON MONDAY night footsteps In her kitchen she made an
invest "a and noticed closet door moving SLIGHTLY re
furnng softly apartment Mrs Baxter procGrei
revolver and throwing the closet door oered me 0c-
cupant forth. cIawled out ana D"gged MRS
The pucky woman turned MN over TO
Poccman eune The burglar gave MS name stephen
Moran lie mittcd for trial
Charles Kaylor tie OF night scavengers wagon
was IN wing up Newa about yesterday. when
he h.c,nr offended AZ nv John Hurst SEEING
hoe Jumped the anu knocAed Hurst senseless
r. the prouu Hurst removed 10 the hospital where IL
vas foIno that his skull fractured and that he would
probably baylor Is held 10 await the result his
yIcllm m A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
COMPOUNDIAG G. FcLONY.

Two well-dressed women were brought to
the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday by De-
tectiye Rutland ana Bruner had
them at No. us West Fifteonth-s dispatch from
Chef OF Police Ebersod. of Chicago, stating that tho
women had comp promised with thieves who lad robbed
them OF upward OF $1,000 IN money and jewrlry. The
robbery had been Committed In Chicago and the thieves
fed to New-YOfk. where they were found By
their victims and "a settlement was effected. EmbOd-
ened by the arrangement the ogues then returned 10
Chicago and arrested there The prisoners said
Mrs Jerusha Johnson and her daughter Nellie.
Justice Wede renIa nded then for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW. BmGHToN-In the surrogaes Court Yesterday tho
will of Mrs John Port RichnOnd was offered
for probate before Surrogate stephens The probate was
Counsel for the proponen then made appica ION 10
petit for probate Surrogate stephens TOOK
The papers reserved his decision SURROGATE $40
phe. yestsiay the will OF owen McArde OF Clf
Tor 10 testator had the reputation OF being
mser BY will he lett $4,000 TO his brother James in re
another rcltve aud small house at Cfto on
10 MS brother Francis contested the will As re
suit the must be paid whc tho property originally
cit 10 Francis has been swallowed in legal expenses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

mates OF strawberries Some Of tho harries wore sno
size OF peas and represented the fruit a. ~
half ago The later varetes, sucn ~ tho SoI
sry Monarch and the Jersey Queen. were % large
walnu,s and largo "a apples Inc dsp'sy ~
season 40 said tho committee that the exhibit vas
smaller than that Of last year. Tho exhipiIon vi" CON-
I'M tn-da
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
CUNNING IN the BACK YARDS

retired merchant, named William DunnDg. of
No 10 East nehuDdred and twenty ninth st. charged
yesterday the Harlem Police Court shooting
from his widows with Dvseless rife Mrs Tut
tie found favorte cat he
MED the charge And was parolea ivr exAninatIon-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

Joseph Nusberg, age.fOrty-twO, deaIerin caps
At No. 10 Ludow-sL. WAS prisoner yesterday At the
EsseI Market Police Court where Agent Young OF the
kociety for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children
charged MIN with sending his Israel Nusberg age
fifteen. out to prddle ANAL wares the The
agent stated that the prsOner bad made pleasure
trps TO Europe within the last three years
fortaby situated Ball required In $500 answer
by Justice Duty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
MORE SYSTEMS FoR uNpERoeopyD WIRES

The Electrical Subway Commission met yes
terday IN the Mailacks Theatre building. Roswell f.
Flower the charnau. presided and Commission ers
Hess aud Moss were present At meeting week ago
IL voted invite submission Of additional
TENS OF suhways and conduita Three new plans were
presented and explained by their promoters yesterday
decision the various systems already examined Is
expected 10 DO reached by July j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS
tinue to-day.

st. James Hotel-Charles d: jacob, U; .;
Minster 10 Colombia and X. J. Gattling Oh Hartoro
IYtfh Arenue Hotei-Ex-senator Powell Ciayton.
NJ Arkansas and william Fl. Barnum. OF Connecucu!
.... Union Square Hofel-Generai 3 u Afm''roNs' "a
Hampton, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

lille IhurstOn, young woman who said she
actress appeared IN Jefferson Market Police
Court yesterday ana charged Frank NJ Taylor the soda
water boy al Macys with having entered her
No 3tZ sixth SUNDAY morning n pin
ana $40 Taylor lives the Taylor
provo An sibi and Justice Welde him until Today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
NETWORK CITY.


The MANNERS of the Cotton Exchange voted yes
terday to close the Exchange on Saturday, July D.
AIlwho attend the 101st consecutive performance
of " The Little Tycoon" at the Fifth Avenue lnea-
ire this evening will receive handsome souvenirs.
Thomas Shill. a painter who fell from the roof OF
Mrs Uaves's carriage house at lnwoOd Hill on
Monday died IN the Manhattan Hospital yesterday.
Henry w. Cowles, who killed Flanagan, the CAB;
man. has been transferred to the lomos ana IL hcI'
without bail to await the action OF the Urahd
Jury.
William Mills age sixty. fell from beam and
was killed while at work in the depot OF the Tranu
street Ferry Railroad Company al tue ioot Oh Wes'
Fort y-secOndst. yesterday.
"Jennvu the old mule of BlackwelPs Island,
whose existence has been made as comfortable as
possible lately on account OF the lhtcres, "nlcn
Isaac Bell took in 1t twenty years ago. died last
week.
sample of new crop Red Indiana wheat was cx-
hbtrd on the Produce Exchange YESTERDAY by A..
ID. FIske. TheqIality was said to he line, ana tnc
crop is two weeks ahead OF last year.
Three of the five striking cabinet makers who
were arrested on Monday for annoying wOrkmen IN
Henry Hermann's factory were Yesterday put unaer
$500 bonds for two months. The otners were DIS
charged.
Dlstrict-Attornev MARITIME and Assistant District
Attorney NIcoil denied yesterday hat they had met
ex- Alderman Waite within a few DAYS ana had a
conference with him. Mr. Waite Is not ID town, the
officials say.
By the kindness of j. Hull BrOwning, president
of the Northern Railroad of New-JerSey 100
children and mothers from the East Slde Chapel
were taken in SPECIAL from ms city 10 Ienany
on Monday, AID were entertained at MI brown-
lngs house and grounds
lleldelbach. lckelhemer " 60. shipped T31o'oo
gold bars to Europc YESTERDAY. me ONLY shipments
last week abont 500, 900, were by the same firm.
The destination of these shipments is supposed 10
be Bernn, where uew hussian loan o1 ABOUT
500, 600 900 Is soon to be DrOngnt our.
Herman Lube, a cattle dealer, brought two cows
from Catskill Yesterday, intending to take them to
Staten Island. rhe cows objected when they
own. One was captured in Battery Park, and The
other was wandering at large at last accounts.
Congressman Lehlbach. of New-Jersev has Sc t
So to The irish Umid Famine Fund; Branch NO.
2}1 of the Irish National eague, Portland, Ore
S3S: The telegram, Providence, k. l., $40 90 !;
citizens of ST. Joseph Mission Mimi. per Patrick
McIonough and George Matthews, 80 and cltl-
gems of 81. Paul. MIMI. per Andrew Reilly and
John McNeely, $l4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

whore orders" aro gwen as prizes. tho Nassau Atm,
leto Club has decided to Offer owary prizes TO rst ana
second mon miles bicycle race at tho mid
summer games of the club July 8. This Will enable
oil members of the League TO compete Entries arc W
close Saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

Dorah Gabel, Young German girl, went to live
with her ritz Herbert her sisters husband at
No St. two DOrah charges
that on SUNDAY ndecenty assaulted her
the iouOs Police Court hell him in
General sessions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
TODAY
sun rises 1881 Moon rises ll4SMn age DIS II
WATER.
LN-sandy Hook -(,ov's Isd. O;04 He'll Gate. 1853
PN-sandy Hook. oO9 COWS lsid- Oo4 Hell Gate 233
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
ACCUSED BY HIS sIsrERIy.LAW

PORT CHEsrgR-An Italian named Giuseppe Lebanat
was killed Yesterday by the lOiO accommodation train iron
Bridgeport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
LUNDBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.

Purity and cleanliness makes PARKER's HAIR
BAsAM the popular HAIR restorer
Parker Tonic 10 tho bes blood purtner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

b Carmen % g
an mp s Ct
cvlb va hyd u wal allow a
wei he nd s
ldwnup h wMe strain
nsa pnctcI SIM egrmn sm Will h
DAM
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SONS; &
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
ROSES AND STRA WBERRIES on EXHIBITIOH.

Roses of all cOlOrs were blooming at the
FARMERS Exhibition la Clinton Hall yesterday afternoon
Vas tho annual stravberry exhibit OF the Farmers
Vup and between dspays Of roses and flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
LIEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF BEEF

Contains all tho stimulating properties
OF Sold Beef which Liquid Food liquid kxtractA
made blood. co contain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

The DEATH SENTENCE
Ana eIecuoner OF all blgs and insecsi "BuHAcn" tht
great California Insect Powder California product
The giant of It's Limo. No poison. Tryik
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
Hrypy 4 DAvIETs M ID

IA Lexin gton.ave., between 18th ant 5bti 81,
Honrss 10 5to 7. Diseases OF the Nervous system
Genlto rnary organs uDotonco ADJ storlliGf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

AS the rules Of the League of American
prohibit members from entering competitions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
Announcements
BEAUTIFUL WO,

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN
made pad unattractvo ov functional Irregularities
winch Perces "Favoe Prescription Will infaliDIy
cure Thousands OF testimonials BY drugglsts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
MINING THE GEORGE W cuIIDs cIrp

T.
PHILADELPHIA, June % tSpccidn. THE uni
versiy foar pulled over the National course on the
scbuylkl River to-day and will claim the George W.
Childs cup. The cup 10 now held by Cornell There
were no competitors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

Betting Duke OF Westmoreland 5 To e. Bandaia to l.
Una H. 20 /. AaaTia7 10 Pasha " l. ar Eagle 10
others ~ y
Bessie Is and Maggie J. Withdrawn. Bandala and
PaSha got much the worst or sTaggiHg This
ESPECIALLY hlrd BanGda,
weight u the others she u M the
ground ies aud Una Is In front for air
iurlongs with Banana and OF W.smoresnd I'm close
attendance on Tue lower turn War hage came
rush aId Eagle, the Duke vi tle nulsh
TO the nselves. War Eagle D. len 9Th OF West
moreiand second head before BANANA Una fourth Ban
DALI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23
EAR oLDs THAT NEVER woy 81 oOo

Betting IOung Lake. to /. Asera IL to 3 Hannibal
10 Mclaughlin TO Bracsen 10 to Jennie
|, BARB II 10 |. Lac ma, H. to |.
Maggie Mitchell withdrawn Tie was extremely
bad tie eigGt Deihs struac Gus for long space
Williams colt Mclaughlin at the head and tAe lockey
Mclaughlin on Young Luke the tail A.f-ra
was second. but after running littls furlons
she slipped az inst the rail and fell thro Wing her
jockey VIOLENTLY 20 the ground. Mclaughlin led m o the
UnostreicI: but s1owed STAYING power. quitting badly
in the last hundred yatdt Jennie June b. a length
under the whip. VI Linghin Ond. Two lengths beforn
II nnibal who was two lengths before Barb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-23

The Bard 10 /, LufalOStol.
The both Bu aio and Inspector b. Buffalo
beng In. TO make ing for tAc In
spector He Id by two lengths for Ave furongs Ban Fox
running second. on the backstrctch Il Fox steadily
gained on Bunalo and half mile from the enl Buralo
droLDe1 to the ban Fox forward The
Joined Inn and the two sped down the lower head
heat. Meanwhile Sic auglliu whipping
In pcctOr but he could the others
had passed the furonc post In The hcmestretch As IN
spectOr Il. their Ban roX falterei
Hayward began viii ping pow rful resolulc Jockey
The Bard mght then have for
spector and Ban Fox beaten. The
Bard at that time had wlDOed at all. Hut Usher
usual III emergency. got Ncvcr
not FULLY master OF what strength ne nad and finish
with OF The art McLaugdl Indeed he
bng ed 81 badly that hc almost lost le place HAYWARD
final rav out OF the exhaus ed Fox Inspector b.
Won by length he Bari second before Ban Fox
in MAI be4 tqno of
Evening star., 1886-11-13

The GREAT DERATE a Verbatim Report of The
~ n'sco,sen a, the mee'as oi the nmercAp Beard
s 70 ton: asarS'oS. Miiiiin co washington;
FRINGE pEERLEss A Fairy Folk story nook.
ny tns se Non NaseARET toLIIkR Madame Ca
Cnli e1 oISssna sm ilinsirslsd by the Mon loha
Washington; Brentano Bros
sTUDiFs N SOCIAL LIFE A Review Of the rrin.
Ghosss & LoRrNsn, II. d, author of "Ths oirea,
wash.'gtcn: Charles Baua
STALLS LUTHERAN YEAR BOOK AND HIS.
ToRlcAL Qua ,TEHLY: coaiainIar AN Anna.
Oar Lord iss Failed sss, sss r0,,o 3, ,os te ear Si
SYLvaNUs STALL An. "' h'''
THE SANDS OF TIME. noos OF birthday Gems,
ss !" aSess sss ~ %oTrsa s
ington: Charles Psim-
A HISTORY OF THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Br II MoRsE srhrHk>s. hailii College OSiord
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SIR PERCrvAI. A Story OF the Post and a ,ha
Present. By J. IL snoRTnors's author OF 30 ha
Washington: wm. Eaiiant. ne a ION. ~
THE CRUISE OF THE BLACK PRINCE" PR.
HArEtR hy cammsnd,T S,a.r hon n.a1 nrr A'srnoS,
Co Washington: Charles Baum.
THE VOLCANO UNDER TIE CITY. 1.-THE New
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Washington: Brenisno Broihes
ROLAND BLAEE By =. WEIR MtrCuEII. NJ n
author oi .'Henzibah Guiness. - IN Nar lime"
Boston: igou .hton. NJ ini IA & 60. MRsuing-
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PAINTl RS OF THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE
by EDITH HEALY. Illustrated with tngrayings
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A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES. In Chrc-
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A MODERN TELEM CHCs. ny CH.RL TIE NJ.
NoNGE. snthor of The Heir of R.sicl, &C." etc.
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Ballantyne a son.
MANNERS MAKE THE MAN. By the author
of How To Be happy Though Married. New
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TWO WOMEN IN BLACK: The Marvellous Career
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BECKoNINGs FOR EVERY DAY. A Calendar q
Thought Arranged by Lucy LARcoN hu~tnn:
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MAN AND LABOR. A Series OF Short and Simple
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Clarke & Co. Washington; Charles Baum.
THE PRINCESS CAsANAs~IMA. A Novel. by
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A BOSTON GIRL. A Story OF Boston, Bar Harhor
and Paris Chicago: Belford. Clarke d 20. Masa-
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Evening star., 1886-11-13
waldemar will Not Accept.

HIS FATHER DECLINES FOR HIM-ATSTRIA
HOSTILE TO THE PRINCE OF MINGRELLA.
The king of Denmark, on behalf OF his son,
Prince Waldemar, has sent a telegram TO Tir-
nova expressing thanks for the honor conferred
upon his son, but declining upon any condition
to allow him 10 accept the throne.
At Vienna IL Is semi-ofiicially stated that
Prince Mingrella Is looked upon with general
disfavor throughout Austria as a candidate ior
the bulgarian throne. When Captain Nabu-
kof, the Russian who led the Bourgas revolt,
has been formally sentenced TO death, he will
be transferred to the custody of General kaul-
bars. IL rs rumored at Narna that the Russian
party has taken possession OF the government
offices AT Bourgas. A Russian gunboat which
had been stationed there has just lett Tor
Bourgas. 1t is rumored at Sophia that General
kaulbars, acting Tor the Russian government,
has entered a protest against the election III
Prince Waldemar ruler Oh Bulgaria, on The
ground that IL is illegal.
Evening star., 1886-11-13

THE NEW COSMOS CLUB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE BUILDING.-A HISTORICAL LOCAL
ITY.-sKErCH OF THE oRGANIzATIoN.-LIsr
OF OFFICERS AND MEMBERS. ETC, ETC.
The new home Of the Cosmos Club, at the
southeast corner OF 15ia street (of Madison
Place. ana II street Lafayette Square) is near
ing completion, and the accompanying cut
gives good idea of the appearance of the re-
modelled building. The old Wilkes House, as st
was known before It became the property of the
Cosmos CLUB. was last spring only two stories in
height, with q low attic story. In order to
make the building suitable for the uses OF the
Club another fun story was added which, with
an attic story still retained over it, gives the
building more imposing appearance, and at
the Same time makes 1t more in harmony with
the rather stately residences In this aristocratic
neighborhoOd.
MATERIAL AND HANDSOME ADDITIONS
Additions have also been made to the south
and east sides. thus giving considerable in-
creased space to an interior which was already