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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-29
KISs CLNAR rALKS AROrT HER PANS.

Geraldine Ulrar has returned from Boston. whore
she has been spending her vacation With her father She
spoke with much animation Yesterday afcrOcn about her
plans and hopes for thc future number 4 friends who
called o. her apartment, ia The Westminster Hotel Miss
Cmat viii rmlin in Ncw.York during the r'st of the
week and Will SAL for England next Saturday on The
tmoria She viii not rc;urn 70 tho savoy Theatre Ia
Loncon whore she has singing IA comic cIa fos two
OF three years having signed contract before leaving
London 20 sing Tor year az .hQ Lyric.
AFTER the close d thi, engagement Mss CUar may b.
hesrd IN comic opera IN America again She received
number c Offers during her pr-c. visit for the coming
season. bnt was compelled 20 decline tbcn owing 20 her
enSas'heht at The Lyric Thcatr She sad Yesterday tina:
II she eolla ma two OF three new opens Of sing mont
sne "ooa bring them with her next ~caf 20 A. to give her
ca 'r'Ae' an Opportunity % her IN sonithiag both
gooG ana new She has tried 70 Improve during her s:av
I'D Lohooh ana believes that hor voice f. tct, now than
ever before confidence that would seem TO Dc Justified By
her popularity in ENGLAND
MISS 'imar has pet King Charles sraniol NAMED Colv
"oiy can sing remarkably weI for a don Yesterday
Miss ''mai hnm"'d tune, ooiiy accom- panied her.
me spaniel voice is not wen trained b.. il roe aud II
WIN he notes o. inc sweet voice q Dor n.,rc,, ia yf
time. some captious critic might say That COL, only
"hined and dd not sing, bIt whaioyrr II s. IL carried
the tune Miss Clmar also has a parrot called Poliv
Polly calls Goly naughty tle dcvHn MI. f,luar is
called Dolly by her intimate friends Dolly Polly and
Goly make happy and interesting famly
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THE rrorete OVER VIEW ELLIS OF AADryG

Chicago. July - (Spccial-Ihe neutrality-suspicious.
III Of lading has come to be mater Oh ha'loH''
Interest - railroads and shippers. Nearly 10 rnI
,:c, haze now accepted tie proposed Dill oil adlhS'
while shippers from all over The country arc ''r'>'u
.,,.i.,t II Chairman Blanchard, OF the Central
-. ~. ,..,,l,f,on with f. II. kiugsbuy, Of the
trunk lines and F. J. Forth, representing the Lake
and E,iI Iilc late thi, evening ~'nt OUT "us
!,rn0. Of the proposed bill of iadln In bHet they
deny any desire to restrict the use oi t'e O''i "i
I,dnr p. collateral and claim that the words "h"'
nr.,d able Ar. u,"d 10 meet the rrplicnrhN "i "'
r,.v- Io.o ard Pcnu~y lvan.a laws. ana tA INC "''u
,o III mike i, 4. negotiable ~ the present form.
r,.v U;,o,.c d-rI1lm any wish tO limit ihcir Pr.tnt
,lalitir, Tor datgc 10 freight ~ transit tlu ',l
fb, many line, have yielded provisions III th'lr bli7
of itdln- in order make the one pruposcu o,i.
tluirlau blanchard also issued INSTRUCTIONS u'ui,9
tl,, th blli, bc made negotiable by adding 'Ie Wut''
Not nc,rtll lie except ~ PROVO ID c"I n,
hereof lie tarltiy refuses the request NJ we snPp7Is
r., leaving il understood that the new blu VIII DC ODer
ltiVe on August l..
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AN ENGLISH CRITIC on THE DAILY PLAY.

From TIC rdlHlnaN l''''"'
TAI. il th.u Kosalind ard al el7e fits. AID other
cor,.icnf were suIc:h1oI-. Thu Goes oven tad,d
critic retailing di-us;l pen. lccl inclined 1, WIN
al c almost deal performance o. pchdp-. IN" most
loal c9r!ri, OF pa-t.TO! life writ by him whom some
can Shakespeare Yet matt there 10 more be sad
'CI,.r. / more TO Say ia day VII % mrI' assertion
mo. If Int TOO much hs NOu Lake ~ begH' and
r"d. with EcsIl!uG. however admirably, a. ir TIE
present ca.c, the whole play is gwen. Tic staging,
a. take an instance. Of "Gn ne bdinC pc, dVcc
rAmor7 at the Francai, In its best day nctcr 81 !
NOR. ttau equal ~, production BY MI Dail. 1hH
* a thng IN these day very important; bat l-b M
leayo that for the moment. and come 20 the acting.
which j. after all. the heart OF Tue mater ara IT,
-. again repeat that. be ihc acting Bcfrr good
this ease the Play must >tlhd and fall by Ho-ahuf.
The crescent generation aud the growing
,,cncI,tUI have Seen more than on" EO,alnd a.
Iondop and Of them al only one, and sLc--E, has
been taken from H.. thnt cJad lie named In thc ,amc
breath win Ms RciaI. a., .
Al the r.k of taItDlOgy, let us ~ that the first
requisite Tor por.aps the most charm ~ part in
-lalce pea''s comedies b, tnai most ina" mail ilh&
charm. Ills Mi, Rchan has p:ovei h'r,'N to pc,
over agaln I'D Vhis u Itttf iibi =
and with q very distinct touch y. gcnu~ lh l!' par
Katherine In the Tanning Of tlic Nrc", 4 part
capable. In the hands Of q NcIJ ctplii' dclIr~' q"
being wen played and yet wanting charm. INOsr "i
a, no hoped most from Miss Iichan', RorN,hd may
have been surprised II he c%icht WIN HMcii ti'If
most hope has been realized Dignity, giflHopI gro"
ing into wOmanhoOd the inception ana complexion o.
a love perfect in Innocence. rc eminent o. ilS'fc
play iuncss and tenderness In the boys dlssNsc a
shy beldncss beforehand with Orlando after tie wrest
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rpycUTryrD 1yTO SHOOTING HIMSELF.

Katie Murphy, ten years old. whose homo Is III tie
tenement house No. 500 East Fory-eiShth-st.' was
cent bv her mother ROutI's beer shop. at No 30
Yesterday morning The gil was lettering III inc
hallway of the latter house when she was 'not III Ne
foot by Frederic. Bethel unmarried German grass
efoiper Of middle axe, who occupied a IN the
hoaI,c IL was not known later how Hetzel came 10
shoot tho girl some occupants Of the house thought
he discharged his revolver ~ the hallway bN accldeu
The wound was slight but Katie fell on the hcOf ana
made great OH cry. one OF the Dcichb0rs ran 10
Can the gIls mother while Eeze who acted a: u
ne was dszcd stood looking at kadc siupldly. MIS-.
NrrYpbv soon ran into the hallway plc w!iE anger.
and declared thai she wOnld have the German haueef
or his crime. she shouted loudly igr l4e ponce ana
Stirred ND the neCli,orlOOd by her cries
Hotzel appeared to be much frightened and ran GAY
into the rear ward. Policeman Mct2!ry, % the East
Titiy irstsT .qaI vs. called into th9 hallway just
as two moro pistol shots were heard. lie went INTO
the yard and found Bc-zel scnselcss or the erohhd
rho German had shot himself twice in the head An
a,bulapce carried Bctzel 70 Bellevue Hospital where
be died few minutes before noon.
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FIRST HUNT or THE SEASON NEWPORT
LARGE AND FASHIONABLE ATTENDANCE
wAED M'ALLIsTER's HUNT BREAKFAST.

Newport, II. l., July - (Spccal).-rhc fist hunt
Of the season took place this afternoon, and society
Was well represented at the meet, which vas at the
Onc.Milc Corner. The adjacent roads w'Tc blocked
with carriages Of every description and oil the lead
ing cottagers were present. Everybody was patient
but the more patient ones lost vantage ground and
saw Ettc Of the sport only small percentage OF
those present saw anything IN fact except the stirring
scenes and incidents at the N Ell Tie pack d'd not
keep on The scent we'll and twice ict the VciVcH
fields ard entered the roads whore the carriages we;e
standing. Tie pack scattered badly. ana WA Stitei
BIZ the master F. VI. Ware tina, they ran 20 fast aa to
Jump the scent entirely. They certany traveller
we'll and they gave those who followed them plenty
Of work beneath a broiling Tho pack ran north
east then southwest, then SOUTH Going ar lund EastOn
Point between the first and the second beaches then
they doubled and due north 10 "A large Ted near
the reservoir. where the supposed death took place
bag of meat was thrown to tho pack a. the kla'
and was soon devOured.
The meet considering that 1t was tho first OF tho
season. reflects credit npon william X. Hunter. WHO
provided Newport with this additional attraction for
The season. The whippcrin. John Dwyer, was thrown,
but not seriously injured. The hopCrs were AWARDED
10 Miss Gammol Providence, who rode straighi b0h
start to finish. Nessrs. :. A. Iiavemeyer r.. Roman
Baldwin Norman II. Thorpe, Guy Norman and W. H.
Vanderbilt, son Of Cornelius Nnderon;' also rono
str9ght The other starters included Mr. and MIS-
.
Weaver and Moses Taylor.
Ward McAll>tcr gave q charming hunt breakfast
at his farm "Eaysdc' this afternoon. In honor of
Nr. ard Mrs. r. ;. C. D'lIautcvlllc. platform vas
erected for dancing and the breakfast ~os prepared III
a kitchen inclosed IN tent. After tho breaNasI'
which Vas thorough success, the guests drove 10
he meet. Following IS a list Of the guests ::
Mrs William hstOr. Mir. and Mrs Cornelius Nahderoi"
cN Secrctary and Mrs. Whitney, cx Governor and MS
Wctr,ore Ny and Mr. Edward s. Willing. .rs. lrr'ln
s1oyeps Nh and Mrs.. VI 0. Wilson, John Lee
Carroll Ms. 4. r Hewitt Miss Hewitt, Miss Whitns
Mr. AID Mrs. David King, Miss WiIlne, Mf. and
Mrs Atharton Blight, Mr.. and Mr. James H.
Kcrnochan Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Burden. Arthur Lear7
T. L. winthrop, Thomas Cushing senator L.apt2,e1
raic?, Mis- Johnson. iIrs. Iadelfora, De Gourcey
Forbes, C. c. Baldwin, q. ". TOoRcr g. H. warren
Richard T. Wilson. Miss Hope Goddard Miss uf1Cc
wilson Nelson Lewis and Mis- Mc,ll-ter. Music
was furnished by the hungarian band
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HL5WN PIRTY on STATEN ISLAND.

The most Important Of recent social affairs Oh staten
Island took place last night. The Board II Directors n!
the Women's Exchange composed Of Mrs Alexander j.
shaw Miss Tclrir Mr.. Geprae t. Hicks. Mr.. Lille irv
ing and Miss Ford gave lawn party Oh tho Henderson
property IN adavc.. at Living ton station, for the
benefit OF the Exchange and uOtWth standing the ab-
-cnce of many Of the fashionable people from the
sland the afair was socially and financially great
Success The couud- ~ the Henderson estate. rs wei
- the Homestead were tgow with electric lehie with
variou> led shadsr and Bengal llfy Vas burned con
-taItly, which grcaIs added 70 Tire br.liarcy and
beauty Of TIE scene. Ice. grd rrfI-'-nncnts We're
,er-cd at small tables arranged Oh tte pall1 IL the
rear az tic Henderson Eou. md dancing va cujo'ci
1y The yorl. i-,p'e In Large marquee. which Wa
furi she'd with q smooth floor and which WI, erected
on the lawn t. tlo ve-' OF the Lcu,c. largo
lemonade WELL which pr ioA over by Ms Leslie
Irving aud several fair assistants. Il.o occupied e
prominent place oA the lawn. Cappa Hfni-n"i the
music AID stephen Rowland Brown acted ~
master Of ceremonies IN tho d'ucur marquee.
Among those prcecut during tho evening we've Mr..
and Mrs.. u. ogden Fowler. III. aud NJ. Norman :.
Walker, r.. Mr. and Sirs Er,-ius Wmau Nj Matte
Wman, MIS- Constance Bonner, Miss Helen Nelson,
Mrs. william Nelson. Mr. and NJ. " :. Dunn, Mr..
stephen Rowland Brown tlr Misses Iaiw.n. Vernon
H. brown " CcurGe Williams. Mr.. Horny S-ilcl 4,
Mr.. +. O. Boyd. ST., boyd VT. and NJ. j. !.
A!czludrc. MIR. T. q. C1uyn-ham, NJ, Eith Cony"s
ham, Nr-. Lyman frrzc. j.. T. Darrell Eu.cnc 'utr--
Lrdrc, Mr. and ;rs John ioo.. Mis- .Jpia Pool. NJ.
and Mr.. n. T.. Wltt.nDr, Mis-, Anna d. WI ttcnor',
Nj and Mrs.. Richard .. Nh.ttn'r'. Ar. and Mr..
sidney De Fay. Mr. and Mrs. larry Aioxaudrc. T..
EurtUn Lyon, MIS- JiH--n Loui, r. Hoyt. Nj, Ain
lloy G. ptaln Jacob Vanderbilt. Nj. mad Nr.. Edward
King Mi- niu-. General Wasi. Ms, Ward, Mr. and
Mrs.. James II. DAVIS, III, Davis. Mr.. Ncgan!e'
.uer lrN ~. VI. All M. ]. Fin--l-i VI TIA, IN.
Y. ci,... Jri,rtt Ms t.rc,t rrcd"rira Jevett
Nj, Benz ,4iu Webster. Albert Webste, ". sni ,ir'
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wnrr OF Tile Seaside assembly.

Avonby III sea. July = '?'cinll.-Il" week opened
a. the S~l,dc Assembly with lectur'. hv Professor
JOHN Ward sum.on. of Ncw-Norl 20 q" art cIa'S''.
NJ. S,,n.oa outlined the philosophy aud practical
p.-i;.1n II aesthetics IA this country lie 'aid ult
aesthetics was lust as much Of an absolute science
m physics. and as worthy u attonton h'ause OF us
rr?,-clons historical social aad industrial results
Pie folio II shctclc, hy Professor Couud DEM Is on
.Nhbi'io1. aad afir.cts great attention. Ma1ahe
Lo Tr..ce's skctchcs aIV also much admired MHdaue
,..r. dl-c.,od tie laws of gc,tnr" IN her clN' III
,ho ,r,.rsI culture section the lesson was opened
,.i:h Breathing cXcrci-c-. The childgrn were III
,rictcd Ia the ,.t o; posing and cun'oj ING In the
vocal culture ca,, Madame Albert took ny tIe pay 81"
,l poet - vocal expression ana c"ucn'tIS ~ VI
100 m. evening lecture Wa given by POic''9r
= i...u u to- i.O-tou Conservatory OF NuHlc: II
90. entitled "Ihc Gcncs"ky 81 Nu>' ana .'o,a.,'','
-, tr,.t-str ancient music. Professor t,on Eiye an
oriental .oi r. ADAPTED by =. saeA'. leon" soh5
g, Chinese SOM. "A G~,cli hymn and piece ul
.tt,,,,,,h ,.ItII,y music, The ccu" wa popular III
cl.t..c;..r although OF especial Interest to c.4t''.
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Posioficc Notice.
al 1aIT " a. lntI.Csted, as changes may


Sould be- read daily Jy ail Interested as changes may
~ ~ loy 'i.i,J
~, foreign to.ntfl.s u,l! b" specially adj
- o.. dIsn,tf3 ID, an, pl4 culir ~ amer except
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A'1 - "a ~. f,r t.. Wa t..di.g August Will close
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t No. il award i.ald, must be- dreetsl per
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directed per lrhr j. H't'ii" AZ a.. ~ "a
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DIED..

MSntgn % a F 35n G Gs9ss
Day Gay. jaiy II. at 10 80 a. m.
BAss-At Orslce, y. j. saturday, July 20, Samuel
Funeral service, Tuesday, h INST, on tne arfva. OF
" y iias G sin 40" N''' d. ''' -'''D '''''
BEAIPAXDon Friday July 25 ~ his late rsdfaes
BrRK-At we,tport Conn. July 90 Henry E Burr in his
Funeral s1Iyice. Tuesday. 10Th, 3 p.
isy H OF L SSfd' ad nartna A. Sc6ar
Reat and friends respectfully Invited 70 attend fanera
Ter i.i'i Tarsnts 40 3oo West i33d,st.
Please omit flowers.
DAvnYPoRr-At Wilton, Conn. saturday, July 90,
1880 Julia Davenport. daughter Of George A. and the
Fancrai a. ~ios On Tue.lay Doth inst, at 80
Boston paper, please copy.
liverpool board steamship MalaGe from heart failure
Shursb Mad,onayc aud 7Sd.st Friday morning, August
Please omit hofcr>.
i, L. Il July r. $500 C eneTsd
Gs G lS Of ;a@ ac John B. and Catherine Fay BAKER
OF B5aseHar o at John. Church Thursday. at m.
Carriage, VII meet the 80 a. H. train from Long Island
rRArpo1L1-on SATURDAY. July 90 Mary FrappOll.
,, wieoTy ~ JSsp6 h, i 1'p1.s,1
iH Nm Pi,Is r. sniS 1ot Greenwood Cemetery
Chicago papJ-s please copy.
A,5da l5y synb 'sS Sa S's s. ASs'o ~ OA
F1nca o. lac s 5tt'S ,6a.h 9i.s a. 10 ococi a. H.
nILLYER-On sunday, July ., $780, John b. hHiyer
Fua,1i .6rt, az hts late residence No. East Goth
st. Tuesday, July % at p. NJ
Int a ccny ni"ace Of family
nIDEHoPERgy 90 Frank c. yoqnGst s0H 81 .
- Ne,dylle Penn, the S3d year OF his age.
NJ Saddeuly Oh Thur,isy july ~ 1T Broadalbn,
Y, Williau II. Hustd, In the m,Y-eshh year Of MS
Rel ,. and f-snG. are invited attend the funeral
services at tie Church I tie HoY Trinity Clinton ana
Montague SITS, Brooklyn, on Ig@daY July - A. D
o'clock. -
PiI SLddcrIv 10 Wyoming. July ga
ls99 Guv q. Prton Of Ncw.iort CITY a,
Funeral ia. lneton. Ma Thursday July 81
Srr Announcement ln v onc'd'i pap p
WIt HARDS-At I,ln1r. y j.. on Monday, tho 2Sth of
IN Mary King Nl;r OK Eigar H. Richards and daugh:
late James q. King, OF lIish"ooi. " J. a.ci
o.
Notice funeral hereafter.
Observation-Disclosures W. Richardson entered into rect
IaSp Fl srvtes a. the Home Oi,hs and Iothaye,
"wednesday, at so p. To-.
Kew. OH 49, and u. Louis papers please coly.
tOEINsON-EnterrI iato st saturday, july % 1890,
Mary b.los,d Wa Of Kor; Robinson Ia the ia year
y h"r -o -, .o,-. -
n sdav. July % at p. m.
slN-\t her home nc9r summit in SpotsylyaniI County:
.rgnia tn 2jta i>t. M2r-2rtl NChlhH, WHO" OK
thc liJ. Robert $50, aged ~ y'ai..
STEELE, Ca 4lmid.y. July q. at her rrs'icnee 2l3
NviK-t. jersey ti'y. Margaret G. {. ,,''l", SyeH 20
t,,r- daughter OK tie iae Judge Alfred Conhi!hg' OF
Ctica. y. /.
Fuh. "a private.
sroUr-On s,:rripy Ty PC at Nornandia:b by the,sea.
Aluira a. widow Of Andrew =. S,.uc. ia ST. y ar.
FIN raj ,fyc., wiz l b. - ~ rt Ie-dence, No. 23J
Madison-aye.. on Tu'~!,y, @uly -, a i ocLo 4
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF YEw.JERsEY.

Trains for the seashorcLong Branch. ocean Grove &C.
Sandy Hook r0ue-Leave New York, Pier g. North
River, at 30 :l5, :00 IL 90 a. m, 100, AS.
80, , 80 p.
Alrail route-Leave New-York. foot Of Lberty-st'
North River at 100, 10, 0l5. 0:l5, II :l3 a. ~.
1 80 (express, 80, 80, 700, 30, 80, 6:10
p. IN.
special fast express on saturdays at 30 p. IN.
sunday trains sandy Hook ROute-Leave New-forx.
Pier g. North River at . 80 M. 200 p. m. for
Atlantic Highlands, sandy Hook ard all stations 70
Long Branch
Allrau Routc-Lcave New-YorS, foot of Liberty
st. North River al 900. 0 90 a. NJ, 100 p NJ, for
Long Branch, Point Pleasant. etc. -
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Young md BICH EUT ILL-MATED.
FAMILY SKELETON IN \ BOSTON CoURT-MRS
ANDREWS SUES FOR \ SEPARATE
MAINTENANCE

.o. 1r,,, q. ,spcclap-ln the Probate Court
toiav before Judge Mckm, Mrs. Charles Andrews
,,pcored and asked Tor separate maintenance 'N'h
onn,ar,nces K would seem a. II the Judt" VIII h''
,rant the prayer of the petitioner Both Of the pa'u"
49,, conn Mrs Andrews pretty brunette was
s.,o rccshav jackson. daughter Of Dr. Jackson. for
,,. ,,ars Medical Director I'm thc Unite states
80. aud royy On the retired list Mn. Andrews has
,l.o t,o brothers I'm the Navy one u Ie"tehJN' 81
,harl..toyn Navy Yard and the OTHER hen'c''H'
and Instructor In mathematics at NcNt TO'h'' VT
and Mr., Andrews were married III loe'' WIG" I'c
b,idcgricnl was only nincte'u ne ''"pt .c''l''u
I,, ,f,.. I,,lsou', llth,r - horse al, 40. 37l Com
nonwcallhavc.. wHth wac furnished 1T '.'' ~
Pt ono and Mr. Andrews also received from MS rather
s"oooo To-day the money r. gone. tie young man
l., "a. 600 in debt and his wife Is salng MN for
separate support. A.. -,
A. H.. Lcarng Mrs. Andrew testified that nor
husband wa, absndly jealous, that nc r'cht'l Any
attentions paid to her by men. anl that h. was ~
the habit Of getting intoxicated ana ml"l"E "'"'N'''
decidedly dhag:ecablc about the mouse "'' '' N''
,,,pc he had often threatened TO shoot her. ana t"o
n' ,ra. ,f.al Of her life She also said t!at he
rod bcr obusivc names, which caused Ter 10 leave
Mr. Andrew said that he dd drink some.
but thai hi, wife drank too. lie also salt
that she wa, frequently the worse fp'
Lehman and that She had tgc1ted hin Shameta!ly; th,r
-b b,d often assaulted him. on one a'ca'i"n throw
,. - noir Of scissor, at him which wound al hi' heat.
III, denied that he had threatened to >h,ot her but
aid that he had told her tat ne ala not see WIS
IA. didn't shoot, her after the way she
acted lie testified that his WHe was
oAdirted 10 flirting: that three days after their
r,,rr,ro while on TIE train she fJunl
a vouns man To whom she wrote notes While h@r
I'm hand WIS m the smoking car, and from whom sh'
,,t.tward received letters. Mr.. Andrews said thl6
While they were abroad he received leufs liy1 o a
chance male acquaintance through the medium Vi hes
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TIE SABBATH ryIoy At OCEAN GROVE.


u,ean Groyc, July - )>p'clal- The usual great
crowd attended tAe young peoples meeting today
rn hour Wa, spent IN singing and the relation ot cN-
t..ric,.c. Twenty eight conversion, were reported.
Wr, landlord Palmer wa assisted IN tle holiness
r,c,,luc By Mr., Gr,cs Wci-er Davis and ti. Rev.
william g. Browning.
IN The American Sabbath Union the Rev. j. H.
KuovI,,. e.! Newark. presided. The Rev. NHI''h
Franklin aud tie Rev Di. A. II. Brown. OF PhF|
.icpha took part in the opening services, Ihc Kew
IT, Mann J. Z. Taylor. CORE ,pondng secretary "'
the sc,iet, spoke on the necessity of aroufng inc
righteousness ard the -cicncc of the christian
Church. We NUT enlist the great d'nomi'dtlohli
assemblies the pastors and theological su'd"nt'' ana
all H.. teaching force II tic country In favor III INC
Christian .Abbath. The United state Po't"'lcc DC
yartncn, has reduced sunday service materially lNe
Rev DR. George :. Mott. Of Remington. presided no
n afternoon .crvicc end spoke briefly spirited 90
d:e..r. verh made Uy Tho Rev. Dr. stuart C"hputl',
If philadelphia. the Rev. Dr. Lewis Il. Dunn. VI
Flilic:h. Colonel Alexander :. Bncon OF broohNh :
NE Rev pr. WllllIm {. steele. Of Now. ORR so
,,-y of the sabbath Obfclr0ucc society OF thlt clty
and TIA. Roy Dr. T. \. Fcrnlcr, secretary 81 tl' an
.'afl-rb.erya1cc society 4 PM ipha. Il liloI5
,rr,p adoptcd commencing the work Of th' Hab,'h
I,,n 10 The people of the nlod hiaic' TIC "hS'uF'
uarry f. Ulnsmal., ~ New orb, gave an cnteLlllh-
mont Yesterday at the Norman House, where he Is
-tuDDing.
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Success OF \ CLIFFS FESTIVAL

The regular monthly meeting Of tle XvIlth As
semhy District Republican Club Ia; evening. at SO
go Tenth ave-, was largely attended. President Ru
dolph Brcnucr presided. TIE most Important bust
meas was the hearing Of The report Of the Committee
on Arrangements for the festival and picnic held a,
Lion Park on July I5 read by the Chairman, Wilson
Ecrry,nan. II showed balance on hand q about
al3O. EN,Iu1-e Charles A. Fammer. on b haf Z the
clnh then gave Thomas Greenwood. chairman # thc
Floor Committee. a handsome umbrella a Prize
for having sold the largest number q ucfct'. accom-
ranyinE the pr',cutat.on with 1attc-ug sp ech, %
which Mr.. Greenwood r.. pended To lEoH1> NC
Cr,ckcn the oldest member of the clnb bUc@h1rn.
handSYl cane given IN recognition n n VAnel
.cr,l,rs TO the olub. George v. Nanmakcr mqhn{
the presentation speech. Af;"r the Meeting refresh
ucnf, were served to the members ard Their friends
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CIR nan $4,000 BIT W0rLpv'r FRY room.
,aY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKrBUNE.I

Chicago, July - (SpcciaD.-hn inquest was held on
te body Of Mrs Caroline G!azcr. .: So G2s Wells
ti', morning. When the Cd woman died lGicnl"
l,.t might the yalse which tied rudoF the pillow
ON l,or led was 0pascd and within Wcrc found bDoA-
ard papcrs proving her 70 have been thc p0-c,Or Of
q fortune Of $4,000. largely in mortgage. There
are no relatives in the city 70 mourn Der death.
pcrson at the inquest said "indeG. only Of her
hin f. I,,,Own u lie living. satcr now In bavaria.
NJ Clzcr and her husband came 40 the city 10 l~f-
and lived i'm frugal manner. since hcs husband s.
death last March I.%. Cez"r haH ifcd il erlt
a'tinn sometimes -iie would not buy enough - eat
believe she died from want Of proper nJuil,lG!ent7