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The evening world., 1890-07-07
JULY GRAND JURY.
Charged by Judge MARITIME To-Day
List OF Jurymen.

Judge MARITIME, in Part !. General Sea-
sions, this morning charged the July Grand
Jury. He impressed upon the members the
Importance OF clearing out the prisons.
lie would not, he said, instruct them as
to any particular line OF action, lie might
later on recommend TO their notice any
thing that should suggest itself to him.
The Grand Jury is composed a.
follows; Foreman, Robert X. Carter.
Hoops, - jay street: Henry f..
Strauss, 372 Broadway; Frederick Spsyer,
2u7 East Fifty-seventh street; Marcus
HerhnICr, 90 Mercer street; Norman
dus W. 1hsyer, Buckingham Hotel /:
William Douglas. 20 Chambers street;
William G.. Scott, So Cotton ExcLanrer
II. Seymour Gesry, - West Th!riy-htth
stn street; Geo. Clark. lO4 Murray street;
Albert j. Milbsnk. l3l Fast lhirIy-eightli
street :, Jcnailan {. Hyde. ee Maiden
street; Samuel W. Erowu.53 Liberty street:
AluuZo n. Peck, - West Eighteenth street;
Jacob CRpron. l5T West TWenty-nntil
street; Noah Wheaton. hast Eighly-eighth
street; MAlcomh Campbell. No. n
Wall street; William Rockefeller, go Broad
way; Julius Ehrmauu. gs William street;
james Y. u. Gard, 1874 West Ssysnty-thiTA
street; William II. W. Morris. lei front
Charles Mayer, Al Dey street.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

The SUNNI r ies'.vtl of he sra'7 hon1 a..
VII be held At the m"ir"- .tFt l.--=a .4, 4ss.
nue. A and stRtA -AlEih sI.ttt, tu-laa.Gr'-
james sullivan fetl ttv uLt- fTur.. Fl -u.. o..
yert uL 53tat street, az l!.aU ta.- u.yTl4nv,h .
esc-ptl ue-tt. F, Na. ri IA
E-t sAs IAaeu @ chs hers strret EC- isl
seven Pockrtbook, ru4r z-n.Ls Fl-H aEiaF.r
OF diamond ear. IN. utre Ia4Lsi 90 D.. .uh p. #E.
: outteep-ysAr-ul hoy cauzht pIeklaE Iurtrt
Court.
Minnas Palmer Fnit or "Aarjors " co,nraay
arrived from Ilyerro1l today On n e Servit.
Pisa Aaskman's tlqgos store CO tkg eorEsE Of
mo- ming to have t'cl % Ck.u lasg by tr-eycs.
80 Eehsfa 70 % 80 Q. 500 N mgasy,
sklz saaf " "
The evening world., 1890-07-07
sAWDUsT MUST co In Gags.

A. the meeting of the Boar Of Aldermen
to-day TIE ASSESSING roll, tor iS80 were
rtca we'd aul retcircI to tha i~inauco Com
lalItyc. lhcs slow ~ iacreG 8 over last
YEAR ut +Ii. III, slh IN real Citata aud
sHf. az, i"l in ersuuAl property.
lac ordnance re- Il rl"E sswdilst dealers
to carry that artc.c IA Lays iuSteAl OF in
barrels in bHik WAS adopted. aud the Board
then adjourned anti lues3ay. ; week.
Alderman lohn 4. Din ei. the successor
OF the late Aldernlan SehlamR. vas present.
At to-dgy's meeting, His de-k wa orna-
meutedby large number OF buttOnale boa-
quets. with which he invited his colleagues
to decorate thenRefAeA
TIE deck formerly T'7p'ed b. AldeFmRn
SehlanF ~ dEH. aE.ESs
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SHE JAILED THE TRUCKMAN.
Mrs. Friedlander Found Her Stolen
Goods in Boss Collins's House.

On the complaint Of Mrs. Teresa Fried
lander. II Summer resident at Coney Island.
Boss Truckman james Collins OF $50 West
Twenty-eighth street was held to-day for ex-
animation at Jefferson Market Court.
Mrs. Fr!edlander alleges that some of her
furniture Was stolen while in transit bv
Cuilius's cams to the beach; tina when she
went to tullinEs house 10 see about it sko
rec gni2cd some of the missing h0ols IN hia
new goods to replace them, she got a war
rant or his arrest.
Coll n says that his men brought the
goods to the stable. ayerring that Mrs.
that lie had bought the goods from the
men.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
hoN0P0LIzED 7 CAMP STOOLS.
Mr.. Mouved Pummeled in a Coney
Island Iron Steamboat.

Oscar Mouyed. of lI5 West One Hundred
and Nineteenth street. was complainant in
Tombs o to-day against Vendor Ry-
del. Of 1854 East Houston street.
MT. MOqVed, with his family, and RbOut
Loo others, including kydell. we're pas
ssngers ON a Coney Island iron st amb0at
Yesterday, when Ryiell. who Was suueWhat
under the influence OF beer. toni exception
70. the houNei family occupying seven Of
the boat campstools. A light resulted ana
Mouved received a scalp wound.
Justice. Patterson held that he could not
sdludicAte in the case, and referred the
eomplalngnt to one Of tho police courts on
staten Island 1he trouble occurred in the
bay.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
PAPER CHAsERS AT WORK.
Arrests for LitterinR the Streets
New Assistant Chief Clerk.

Fourteen arrests were made early this
morning by the paper-ehasing police. max
ing t~hlrty-eight in all since they entered
upon their duties.
Eight OF those arrested to-day were caught
in the act OF sweeping dirt from stores into
the streets and six for disturbing the con-
tents OF ash barrels, In violation of the or
dinAnces.
+. L. Mccarthy. time and seoW clerk in
the Street Cleaning Department. was to-day
ma lie assistant tn Chief Cierk Nicoll. and hls
salary WAS increased from 81, 500 to 81, 500.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
WINS NOT TO CROSS The OCEAN.

HIS Important Business Arranged
and He Can Toy with Tsmmany.
Mr.. William NJ. IV.us. who vas so anxious
TO go to Europe some weeks ago, that the
sessions OF the Fassc;t Investigating Com
mittee. for which he Is counsel. we're post
poned indefinitely, has concluded not to
cross the big pond.
ifs business en- The other side which had
60 10 with the Establishment OF the proposed
International Bank, IL 10 announced. has all
been arranged,
Nj. wins will nov devote himself 10 the
PREPARATION of the Gaze against TammBny
Hat, shieA he Will pEeteut bsfoTa tho Fas-
so CoEalat1ae the aass sssk Ia bspteznbsA
The evening world., 1890-07-07
THE DEATH-DEALIHG CYCLONE
Fargo, Dakota, Reported in Ruins,
with Many People Killed.
;srrcrAL TO rHE EVENING WORLD,

NJ. PAU, Mimi, July "A runor Just
reached here that Fargo, OAK, is in ruins.
4 terrible cyclone passed over tho city last
night, carrying destruction in its wake.
Trains we're blown from the track and
Thousands of dollars damage done.
Many persons are reported killed.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
DYING FOR THE WIDOW.
A Newark Man Shoots Himself Be-
cause OF unreouited Love.

l~siECIAL To TIE EVENING woRLD.l
NEwAEg. July T.-Ihoiore Fischer, OF -
MAGAZINE street. is lying at st. Michael's
Hospit1l in 4 dylnE condition.
Tis her had boon paying cour to Mrs.
jacob Schell. a widow, who keeps a saloon
in HAMBURG Ilace. lie had nursel the
widow late husband tor Two years, and
after the l~atters death mlstunk the graft
tuie 0t Mrs. Srht'l tor evidence OF love.
Atr teruay lie pro. usrd and vas rejected.
.nl Eustei, hC left with the eNprasstd rntea-
lion ui shcu.-uE h.mset. In the evening.
however, Ie a-arI yllted tre widow aud
rlaiu-c ipc q sec nal tIme, whaI his iRiPor-
tru.ilps grow - pu"densome that she was
fore .tscGl tine o. CO.
tupu Ll> y]rlHl,,e t4at he UoUld not again
'anuuy her Airs rEel Withdrew her COM
plaluts.
A 10 the copie in the hou.e where he
lsyel were s'ar,.el by 4 pistol shot. aud
upon gaining au entrance mo tischsT's
~ n they fuuud HIM prostrate upon the
bed w.J IN Il LuIlct wound IN MS tgmule
Up 10 noon to- lay ne ha mos recovered
CONSEQUENCE. lie Nil surely ,.lc.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
MAGENTA CAME IN SAFELY.
Unfounded Scare in Newark over a
Belated Excursion Steamer.

FFENT"I !" TT EFE"ENF "VHLWi
NEwAEI, July THE TumOr that disaster
had tefallen the Coney Island steamer
Magenta. which sTread through thisc city and
caused so much excitement last night. is
foundt to-day TO have been %unfounded.
The Magenta - due here on her second re-
turn "trip at : O'Clock P. 81. The traffic was
SO heavy yesterday that she towcd a barge TO
accommodate the large number Of passen-
ger, and was thereby delayed an hour and a
half.
There was no accident nor excitement
among the ] ~Gssensers, aud the only ground
for the rumor SRs the fact OF her being 80
minutes overdue. On her last trip she
brought an IN m enFe numlCr of people on
her own decks ahd on the barge, and arrived
at her pier at 2. /. A. Al. today.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Faby Born with Two Heads.

THENros. July 7.~-Hundrels Of people
visited tie homo OF Charles We!ke. at $40
second street. to-day to see a boy baby with
two perfect heal 5ogn To Ms. and AIr.
Nulkt yes, yla~.
About the middle or the back there il n
hitnfraton Of the 1inal cord. each branch
SOC aiter birth.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
INSPECTOR BYRNES'S

Chapter o; tho Great Composite
Novel. now running in THE
EVENING WORLD. will appear
tomorrow. The synopsis will
enable you to begin tho story to-
day.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
End OF HIS LITTLE YACATlOa.

Mayor Grant retained 10 his dut.e, at he
City Hall THE muru.ug bruwtei and brir4-
in after his three ,!ay' ouauE.
lie Eal looked uu tho IuUrtrS az Ne"-
mOgth Park. the Dathr-- a. Long Fran a
an ! shaken Ian s. W.tA COY. H.l. At MI
mandle-by-IAg-S,a
The evening world., 1890-07-07
German-American Prizo Winners a.
the Schuetzenfest.

IEPEcIAL CABLE TO THE EVENING WORLD
BERLIN. July 7.-ZimmermRn and Klein.
of New York. and jacob. of San Francisco,
we're winners OF prizes in the schuetzenfes
here yesterday.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Jockey Palmer out on BAN.

Jockey William Palmer. who i accused Of
stealing 3 watch, vas released from the
Raymond Street jail. Brooklyn. to-day b.
Judge CnlleH, on RlYlna $1,000 bAiE
Father ia Dag ~ kis s1sy.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Baseball TO-DAY.


Tie lays EIhednIe Of games + az follows
TLANTEs. LEAgTE NATIONAL LEAgUK
RGfa % At Nv Nogk. ChIrAEo a. New York
tHlv1EO At bt"'kiyn. t'ayuiand AZ BTo9Eyn.
Ptrt,tIt.At Philadelphia. tIu'rjg at lhi Ai-.piiE
Cleveland al Boston. PttaburZ al Roston.
ATLANTIC ASsogIATIoS.
Worcester At ! 'Tsf, my. Washington at WiIu'tou.
EAltIuUru al NuVAIk
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Caused a Child to Burn to Death.

SauSsG ShAAo 70 buEh TO Dehtn.
1t was reported at Jereey City Police
Headquarters to-day hat fouT-year-old
Mary Miller's death Saturday nigh; in a
ire IN l'autortE street was due to criminal
earelessness. LampliRhtor Roth having Jeff
his lighted loren on the euro in front Of
where the child Sas playing. Roths arrest
Was ordered
The evening world., 1890-07-07
a Murder and a Lynchine at c~ettinje

rrrSTAr CApLE NEWS sPFcrAL.i
LONDON. July IA despatch received
here says Col. Msrtinovics, commandant OF
the body-Guard Of Prince Nicholas. of Mon
tonegro, and cousin of the Prince, was mur-
dered in tho market place. at Cettinii, this
morning. and the murderer was lynchel.
The tragedy resulted from a private quarrel.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
ARCHER GETS FIVE YEARS.
Sentence OF the Nan Who Stole
$685. 900 from tho State of Mary


B,LrInoEF, Md, July .-Defaulting ex-
Stntr Treasurer Archer received u sentence
OF five years IN the uonitentjary this morn
ing, after pleading guilty to the charge ~
gtealinI$la", coo OF the States funds.
The. sentence Ii generally considered a
very light Oa,.
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Missed Her Husband, hit a BOY.

-~- -WE HNVNWHN NNFF Q Ut
Mary BlattnsF, OF 2l2e Third avenue. Was
held in Harlem court to-day 20 await the re-
suit Of elghLYsar-old Noses Kahn's injuries.
She threE ; stone 81 her husband yesterday
aad hit Tie boy N the head, ~haelaFing III
The evening world., 1890-07-07

g 4 .....os IS Ia s. &
Avsrass for Psst tvszEy-i0uE ESsra. SO de-
Aysraz0 ior ssHvs2ea4is 10 an. lass yslr, Ils9
The evening world., 1890-07-07

Ths Eoanz Commercials Hsald Hks e ksar from
~ Un4z 4ndSz 4gtean Yaaga 81 AKs Enf nsndsJ
sAAsA Aaazaas J. tAda. LA LAfog - ~
The evening world., 1890-07-07

NASVIS ETuN, July
- eIlf.er A!i.-
cat Iss
Eur EESsTa Nfg7
laya: Fur, nj
fr.stE's g.. ft-'iH
; % tudS:
y vrYIHT,
Tie weather To-
day. a. indicated
hT Is aEa.y s tele-
thermometer
The evening world., 1890-07-07
Ps,eeqtoss, his morning of clubs in the

I'll. e,rbs au the two bg Leagues have
aIe. Hud lost IA ls.ce:tase daring tie
+. wee as fn Ions.
The evening world., 1890-07-07

A full account Of Wall street Affairs VII be
found In The 5 o'clock special issa@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11

500 Decorated Cottage TOILET SETS. 10 pieces fun
size
01.60; worth $3.50.
800 English Decorated TOILET SETS complete with
Jar,
81 Ga, worth 95.
100 Richly Decorated and Gilt Patent ICB.WAfRR
PITCHERS.
&c. each: worth 61.56.
100 Decorated DINNER SETS. ll9 pisceS
Se.07, worth 8l3.
400 Decorated TEA SETS, SO pisceA
&2.<7; worth "a.
1000 Real TOXIC TEA POTS
10c.; worth Soc.
GREAT VARIETY OF GARDEN SEATS,
LAWN POTS. AND JARDINIEREn
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r. III. MACY&CO.
e., SIXTH TO
MLLLLME RY,

THE PRODUCTIONS OF OUR OWN woRKRooN
ARE uNExcELLgp FOR BEAUTY OF DESIGN AND
FINISH. EXQUISITE BLEND1NGs IN THE LATEST
SHADES OF HELIorRoPE AND THB NEW SHADE,
"LAMOGE-"
VIZ WILL INTRODUCE THIS WEEK SOME VERY
SELECT STYLES IN IMPORTED FELT
CHAPEAUs SUITABLE FOR COACHING OR
SEASIDE WEAR IN THE LATEST TINTS
WE HAVE ADDED NEW STYLES TO OUR PoPU.
LAR SHOPPING BOYNETs AND TooUEs AT SA.Vs.
GOOD VALUE FOR 500
VERY SMILE AND PLEASING DESIGNS IN
CIIILDREN's HATS
MOURN Nc HATS. BoNNETs TooUEs AND
Wells A SPECIALLY.
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Black Dress Goods

AT REDUCED PRICES.
NUNS YELLING, 87c. worth soc.
ENGLISH MoHA1R, 80c.t worth 56c.
LACE GREEADlSE, 6sc.t worth 01.OO.
FRENCH CASHMERE. ACCT worth use.
IMPORTED SERGE. A4c., worth csc.
TAMIsE CLOTH, 84c. worth 0Oc.
HENRIETTA, EXTRA PINE. zoe, worth O5c.
CoRDURETTE, 7Ac., worth OOc.
SATIN soLBII. T0c., worth 01.OO.
BRILLIASTINB &C.; worth s5c.
BATIsTE. zee, worth 81.OO.
ALBATRoss. A3c., worth Csc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-05-11
WASH DRESS FABRICS.
In this wonderful sale we oner
At Nineteen Cents,

II these quotations are not enough to give idea OF
values, come and look at our assortments- hear the
priCeB-you cannot fail 10 buy.
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UPHOLSTERY.
Tnird floor--reached by elevator,


ALL-cHENILLB CURTAINS. with rich.coIor,a
Dado', assorted patterns AID cOlorS $500 per pairs
| worth ~.
DERBY SATIN CURTAINS sic. ID, worth sis.
Imported Figured All over CHENILLE CURTAlNa
Gold, Sage and Blue, 81 Os per pair; worth SI9
Nottingham LACE CURTAINs zoe. per pair up 70
s0OA.
Antique and Cluny LACE CURTAINS $40 up ;,
03A.OB per pair
Irish Point LACE CURTAINs Sae7 per pair and
upward
TAmboured LACE CURTAINS Rs7A up to Re6.7G
per pair.
Brussels LACE CURTAINS s14.I0 up to Sss.sa
per pair.
Madras LACE CURTAINS, SA.SA up to 01o.SA per
pair
Louis ". LACE CURTAINS SI674 up to soS.s1
per pair.
Antique Lace BED SETS q pieesE, % .eo Der %,
and upward
Nottingham Lace BED SETS Is pieceu 0l1O unto
85.34 per set
German Linen FLOOR CRASH.
~ ydS vida
84c. acc. 9I.IA siis per I'd.
Striped Linen scR1M, Axe. per yd; worth &c,
Figured CHINA SILK Gee, 60c., and Tic. m,
yard.
sILKISB. 1Oc.. &C., 15c. rer yd
90 Chenille TABLE COVERS, Soc, worth size.
WINDOW SHADES 1Ac., 1sc., I0c., aAc., and
27c. each.
MOSQUITO cANoP1Es, all sires 81. OF up 70
sara.
Striped JUTB TAPESTRY in assorted cOlorA 00eo
worth S1.25.
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] A C X S O MS,
IMPORTERS AND RETAILERS OF BLACK DRESS
GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
w BROADWAY.
MONDAY, MAY II.
SUITS.
WRAPS. JACKETS, AND CAPES
REDUCED PRICES.
TRIMMED RONNETS AND ROUND HATS.
5000 AND $500: REDUCED TO THE UNIFORM
PRICE OF $500.
SALE OF PRIESTLEY'S
celebrated
BLACK DRESS FABRICS.
SELDOM SOLD AT LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES,
AT FULLY
so FER CENT.
BELOW IMPORTERS COST
LOT PRIEsTLEY's GRAY AND BLACK
STRIPED MOHAIR BRILLIAN- }2Oc.
TINE. ~ INCHES WIDE, SIC. QEALITl...j
LOT PRIESTLEYS CHRYSTALLETE(
MOMAIR, HANDSOME SHADES OF Gee.
GRAY, ~ INCHES WIDE, 81 QuALiTY......
LOT PRIEsTLEYs BLACK CAMELSl
HAIR GRENADISE, IS INCHES acc.
WIDE, Toe. QUALlTY.......................
LOT PRTEsTLEY's BLACK ALL-WOOL,,o
SERASTOPOL. 80 INCHES WIDE,...... S'
l LOT PRIESTLEY's BLACK SILK ANDI.o
WOOLCLAIRETTE. 2iNCHLs WIDE -"e'
l LOT PRIEsTLEY'S BLACK CREPE AR
MURE. ~ INCHES WIDE 81 QUALITY. 3Oe'
1 LOT PRIEsTLEY'S BLACK MOWAIR aSe'
BRILLIANTINE. ~ INCHES WIDE. SOC.
LOT PRlESTLEY's BLACK HENSTITCHN
SIDE-BASD NUNS VEILISGS. I2 80e
INCHES WIDE, ac. QUALITY ..................
J LOT PRIEsTLEYs BLACK ALL-wOOL,
HENRIETTA, 80 INCHES wIDE....... ''0'
l LOT PRIEsTLEY's BLACK ALI~wOOLl
CREPE DE CHINE, 4s INCHES 81 90.
WIDE Il 80 QUALITY Observation-Disclosures.
l LOT rRIESTLEY'S BLOCK ALI-wOoL IM-)
PERIAL CLOTH, HANDSOME SIDE SOc
BAND PERSIAN AND RIBBON EFFECTS
IN ADDITION WE WILL SELL
rs PIECES MORE OF THOSE HANDSOME,
BLACK ASD GRAY STRIPED ALL-SILK luOo.
SURAHS. $50. QUALITY.
rs PIECES HEAVY BLACK ALL-sILK,
SURAH, Soc QUALITY ,.....,..............j"S e'
Prices give no idea OF values. Goods
must he seen TO be appreciated.
SPECIAL
SILK DRAPERY NETS. q INCHES WIDE,
ALL NEW DESIGNS. Soc. 75c.. AND O6e. PER
YARD; 1sc. 9sce AND SIPS QUALITY.
rs DOZEN LADIES' ALL-LINEN HAND.
KEHCHIEFS. HEMsTGTCHRD AND EMBROID
Erred BORDERS, 6jc. AND 7Sc QUALITIES AT
25r EACH.
LADIES' FAST BLACK HOSE. ALI
SIZES EVERY PAIR WARRANTED
TO GIyR SATISFACTION OR MONEY RE. Soc
FUNDED, Acc. QUALITY, AT,................
JACKSON
177 BROADWAY,
BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH SITS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
CHOLERA IN SPAIN.
Several New Cases Reported at
 Puebla de Rugat
THE PARIS BouRsE DEPRESSED
Oonstantinople Has Establiahed Quaran-
 tine Against All spaniah VsssslA

Hew 10 1Gighs Come Hsrs-oazxsen-o~m-
 eral Hamilton Says We Arc oa1s Dor the
 Prsssnc-Rrsoausio1s raksA sheuld 10
 Rscsme Epidemic in SpaiA-Baaisary
 Inspectors on Guard.
 MADRID, June 1o.-The death rate in the cholera district is increasing. Four dsaths are reported at Malaga and aesths have occurred at Alhaida, Cas- tello, CaroaieAte and Jativa. Thistesn deaths from cholera occurred st Pusbla de Rugat, Valencia, yesterday.
 CoNsrANTNoPL1, June 19.-In conse- Qusncs of an outbreak of cholera in Hpain the Government has established quarantine against all vessels arriv- ing from Spanish ports.
 PAnIs, June 10.-The Bourse was de- pressed ewing to fears that the cholera now prevailing in several places in the province of Valencia, Spain, will sx- tend and reach this country, aad doaht as to the amount pf the pf3no6 loan.
 4oNDoN, June s1o.-PortugAl and Italy have taken precautions to exclude cholera.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
KID GLOVES.
FIGHTING IN FRISCO.
Tho Police Authorities to Stop PuEilistla Glove C0ntosts.

The Police Authorities to Stop PuEilistfa
 Glove Contests.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 19.-A stop to prize-fghting in this city has been de- cided upon by the police authorities. The Chief of Police says that he will arrest anyone in any way implicated in glove contests between professional pugilists. He intimates that he will arrest the principals, seconds and club officials at the next glove contest that takes place in this city and have them all prose cuted under the law prohibiting prize fighting. The next contest takes place on June 27. It will be between young Mitchell and La Blanche at the Califor- nia Athletic Club.
 The president of the Occidental Club announces that he will hang up . $2, 900 purse for . fight between Billy Murphy, champion feather-weight of the world, and Jack McAuliffe, cham pion lightweight. Murphy is willing to put up $500 as @ guarantee that he will meet McAuliffe in tho ring.
 Tho California Athletic Club direct- ors have decided to match the win ner of the Sullivan-Jackson battle against the winner of the Slavin- Mo Auliffe contest, booked to take place shortly in London. These mon will ex- pect purse of at least $10, 900 and the club officials are prepared to offer fully this sum.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
BRITISh-AMERlCANS.

The National Asssociation Holding Tn ei F
 Third Annual Convention.
 PHILADHLPH1A. June 19.-The third annual convention of the National Brit ish American Association of the United States is in sesston heEe. The attend ance eomprises delegates from State or ganizations in Massaohusstts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Now York, Penn sylvania, Delaware, Illinois and Michi- gan,
 The officers of the convention are: President, George E. Goooh of Chicago; vice-president, James Weymss, Jr., Bos- ton; trsaaurer, Ernest Rewden, Brook iyn; H.nvv W. Philadelphia. The objects of the asso- citation are the naturalization of Brit ish born residents of the United States, ballot reform, anti -parochial education, and universal peace.
 J. Henry Williams was chosen dele gate to represent the association at the next conference of all American Protes- tant associations.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
BEATEN BY CORNELL.

Bowdoin's Grow Lost Shs EiEht-oared
 Race aS Ithaca.
 ITHACA, N. Y., June 10.-The Cornell Bowdoin eight-oared race was rowed at 7:15 last evening. Both crews got away together, but Bowdoin's short, quick stroke gave them Q slight advantage for the first quarter of mile. At tho half mile stake Cornell had overtaken and passed the Pine Tree boys and the visitors never got to the front again. q. Cornell a pulled .s long, % S1e.a stroke of quarter, at . signal from Charley Courtney, who followed the racers on swift yacht.
 Bowdoin. started with A strokes to tho minute and quickensd 1t to 4o' but the Cornells had it all their own way and finished in 16 minutes, IS seconds, over two lengths ahead of Bowdoln. and 1, 4,6OO spectators were in attendance. The victors received tho usual Ithaca ovation last ni9ht
 Robert L. Wallace and Ipnstius B. LouwitE, who went from New York city to Cuba after stealing $to, GOO belonging to the unclo of the former, the propri- etor of Wallacs's Monthly" were ar- raigned in General Sessions, and plead guilty to grand larceny in the first de- gree. ThSy were renanded until to- morrow for sentence. .
 An informal machine copaistine of . ei9ar box containing two pounds of powder with ingenious mechanism for exploding the sAms on being stepped on, was found buried in the stone debris at James & NArrA's freestons cutting yardin Springfield, Mass. The yard em- ploys 16members of Ston.pcuttsrs' Union No. 2, three of whom recently deserted Hampdsn County yards about sixteen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-06-19
POWDERLY TO REPLY
Tho Master Workman Says He
 Will Refute Ugly Rum0rs
H1sLETTER TO SAMUEL aoMPERs
Tho Federation President Invited to 6
 Meeting of the Knights of Labor.

The Quarrel Between the Two Big Labor
 Organizations to be Ventilated in Public.
 Net . Wheel Moving in Cleveland on
 Csoakuaksrs' Lookout
 NEW YORK, June 19.-The Knights Of Labor claim that they have patiently borne the attacks of the American Federation of Labor until patience is no longer Q virtue. They have been accused of throwing obstacles in the way of the eight hour movement; that they have invaded the domains of trades unions and done similar sots against the welfare of the laboring people.
 They will no longer remain in silence. They do not intend, they say, to take any unfair advantage of those who have made the charges, so tho following letter was sent by T. V. Powderly, Gen. erNl master workman of the order, to American Fcdsr ration of Labor:
 "It is the intention of the general officers of the Knights of Labor to re- view And reply to tho numerous charges and accusations which have been made and circulated by the oficeEs of the Amsricsn Federation of Labor against the Knights of Labor. The meeting vii. he held on Friday, June 20, in Cooper Ins.ss..ute. That you may not have to depend on hearsay or garbled reports of the meeting, deem it but an act of courtesy to you to invite you to be present and occupy . seat on the platform on that occasion. It will af- ford mo great pleasure to share the platform with you should you desire to reply to anything to which you may take exception during the delibera. tions."