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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

Oae0f the most striking decorations on
Broad street j. That of Mc-srs. Mii,of d
Hhoal-. ln one of the windows is NeN
realistic camp scene Of stacked arms. an! q
cannon appear, with portrait o. 1entl'.
Ice in ihc background. In tAe oIhf "lt q
dow is neidiy presented "a Gang scene, Win
70 figure representing raz ;on!,d' f.i,
soldier 0n picket duiy. lle OiA-r portion,
of ihc building are also handsomely decora-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

just as soon as liberty was given to the
tiIed-out soldiers they Immediately started
out for Richmond. The majority OF them
had not the least idea whore they were 20
ing. or what would take place when they
cot there. but 20 they must. and at T.
last night there were not five hundred men
rs The exposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

10 General E. r. Alexander, comnaudlrl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

The Washington artillery OF New Orleans
reached here yesterday afternoon. They
brought with them ilags OF historic interest.
The Mexican War Flag carried by the
Washington Artillery, remarked and
bearing the names OF sixty engagements,
i'm which the command participated during
the war OF ls0l-'G5. is Of red silk, with en-
brO.dered centre Of coat OF arms OF the
United states. Ii j. a handsome piece Of
needle work, showing the same on both
sides and executed 10y the Misses spearing Of
New Orleans. and presented 10 the COM
mand fOrty-lYe years ago. on lis departure
10 the Mexican war. The silk Confederate
nag, carried by the command in service,
was made and presented BY Miss Constance
Carey Mrs. General Pogram). An en-
broldered silk Virginia state Flag, pre-
scented by GOV. Cameron, some years since,
10 the battalion upon his return 10 Rich
mond after VISIT to the New Orleans Ex-
position. The Battalion National ColOrs
Of silk presented by committee OF prOmi-
nent ladies Of New Orleans. Two artillery
guidoEs embroidered with the tiger head,
emblem Of the command, the handiw0rk OF
the same ladies who made the Mexican
War ilag, mentioned above, who in the
eqn.ime had become grandmothers.
LADIES IL THE PARTY,
The toller 49, In the party I;
The evening world., 1890-07-21
SAVED FROM DEATHS CHAIR.
Murderer Trezza Gets a Stay al
the Last Minute.

Murderer Hicolo TrezZa. who is confined
i'll Sing Sing Prison, doubtless feels great
satisfaction to-day that the laws ale SO
lenient with convicted murderers.
Had it not been for legal obstacles he
would to-day be dead or preparing to die in
the new electric chair.
Owing to an appeal having been taken,
however, nothing will be done in his case
for some time TO come.
Tre2za killed Alexander Salvano at the
~latter's home in Flatbush Easter Sunday.
April o. He had been drinking heavily and
cane to S~alvano's home in an ugly mood.
1t is the custom aIuoug the Italians to
celebrate Easter after the sty.e in which
New Years is observed. Salyano sent his
son-In-laW. Nara. for a can of beer, and
while the latter was gone TfezZa jun4peI up
and .aid he had come to nave blood.
The two men struggled IN the little apart
ment and IreZZe was showed outdoors. As
he was elected from the house he pulled out
a big revolver and fred two FhOts, one OF
them taking effect in SAlyRno q body.
He was tried before Judge Moore in the
Court of Nes ions, Brooklyn, ami convicted
June Il. Four days alter lie was sentenced
to die some time during the week beginning
JulY 2I, and MAS removed to Sing Sing
prison immediately atterN ards.
A notice OF appeal was sled by his counsel,
stay Of execution.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
ANNUAL HOTTEST DAY.
Imaginative Story Of the wipins
Out of the Capital City.

imaginative Story of the wipfng
Out OF the Capital City.
It was a sultry afternoon in july. A. d.
1890, says Helward Bedlany in the wash
ington Post. II was the annual Hottest
Day.that- Washington Has Ever Known.
Never yet in its history had this city failed
10 yet apart one dav in the calendar un-
der this title. Sometimes it had two.
have figured II all out - said a man
Who was standing. on the corner, land
the result is inevitable.
What do you mean Pr inouired.
The last recollection I had was sitting
down to e n tariff speech in the Con-
gr'@ londt Hcord. and on awakening I was
uhLeu with numerous changes in my sur-
~roundines. II was owing TO nv confu-
sion, no doubt, that / found myself able
20 address an entire stranger in this
familiar amer
Why, where have you been all this
time" he inquired: DO you not know
the danger that is threatening the city Pr
Inc speaker was q middle. aged man
whom his friends addressed as MAJOR"
20 you mean Sunday baseball p"
baseball he repeated. what II
pitied him.
ton finally settled yet ?"
-, No. he ferlied. But we think II
WIZ he before many years. believe
TINT people generally are beginning to
hsye a Gear comprehension Of all the
phnses ot the subject"
hut this danger of which Won spoke 2'
pa you. not see that cloud coming
over the horizon ~
Yes. What of il Pr
1t ~ an impending shower. II IL
comes. 1t means certain destruction"
Not from n mere showerp"
Certainly. This IL the hottest day
that Washington has even Known
Thought recognized it,"
., You know that not a year hos passed
without at ieast Que such dav."
suppose not certainly not while I
WINS awake"
Can you imagine. taking the subject
on n mathematical ground, the intensity
of heat hat must nov exist ?"
By Jove If every hot CAV IL hotter
terrible"
You nre familiar. no doubt, with the
laws OF physics sufficiently 10 know that
the sudden pouring of water on a very in
tensely hot surface develops steam, with
awful explosive suddenness."
TO be snre."
Consider these miles of superheated
pavement" "
II did. and shuddered."
The cloud was hanging over us; the
water WINS rrecipitated to the earth there
was u horrible roar, n choking mass Of
ynpor, n mighty crash, md all was over.
Inc city OF Washington was nothing but
q mass of ruin"
FOOT NOTE.
The criticism has been made that this
story does NOT show how the narrator sue
cee,led IN e. Gaping to tell the tnle. The
author points to this fact with pride. It
places his eiior; on an equal. In at least
one r%esnect. with many of the greatest
modern fiction writer's. No story is really
complete without, something left unex-
plained, to furnish material for another
book.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
WESTERN UNION ON ITS FEET.
Telegraphic SerV.co Resumed To
Day to all Parts of the Country.

Business on the fifth floor at the main
Office of the Western Union Telegraph
Company. at 1876 Broadway, Is beginning
TO assume its usual aspect. Ever since
the fire the company has had every ava J.
able man al work, building offices. setting
up instruments. and testing out the
thousands of different Hoops :" while
Others were equally as busy in getting
ready the batteries to furnish the fluid
to work the numerous circuits.
Acting Manager Brennan told THE
EvFSING WORLD reporter that the wires
were working from 100 aud Il5 Broad " ay
this morning TO ali points, and chat all of
the through wires were working in first
class shape. The delay now. lie said, is
principally ON business with way stations
ia New York, New Jersey and Eastern
States.
The forces from JERSEY City will be
calied in TO-DAY. and the general bus ness
wi | from to-day be handled easily and
etiic emily.
Notwithstanding this report. at the re-
ceiying window THE EyESTNG WORLD
man was told that all business WAS ac-
cept d. subject To indefinite delay"
The tube ferylte is ia operation to-day
from Twenty third street u l95 Bloai-
way, ard tonight it will be working into
the newspaper offices.
The wires into the Exchanges to-day
are be ng operated from 1875 Broadway
ami II Broad street.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
BEAR AND TOWN GAINED.
Untimely Teking OFF and Taking in
OF Col. SidcrIal Thompson.


OF Col. sidcrIal Thompson.
The following tribute to an eminent
citizen nppears in the Detroit Frse Press's
clippings from The Arizona Kicker:
Our GIin.-Monday nfternoon an Ital-
ian with a dancing bear struck the town,
mn half an honr later Col. Siderial
Thompson, Assistant REGISTER of Deeds.
nwukr nom u ~ o4e lie had been enjoy
ing IN mn armchair in the Mighty West
billiard pnrlprs.
Wien the Colonel saw the bear dance
he made mp his hoozy MUD to have .
waltz w! h HIM. His trends called him
oil, hut h. WAS piShpaded and obstinate
refused to stay oil.
He suddenly jumped in ON the bear
with n veil aud n whoop. AMI, being new
to our ways. the beas proEai ly supposed
himself "A tIcke l.. Al anv rate lie set to
work with teeth AMI claws and no used
the Colonel mp III a out three minutes
tuat he died hal; nlgh hit.
the general We Oct of the public il
that his .oss is our GA n. He had no en-
terpriSe as a III GU and a man, and some
OF IL wouiu rave had to plant him within
Il lew weeks rnyhog.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
FRUIT is SCARCE.
The Peach Crop a Failure and Only
Grapes Plentiful.

Housewives are doomed to d~isappoint-
ment this season. as the scarcity Of fruit ex-
tends to every variety but grapes, of which.
however. there will be a very large supply.
1t Is impossible to get good peaches at any
price, aud reports indicate that practically
there will be no peaches this season. A
grower in MARYLAND reports that his entire
crop consists OF one peach from D, 600 trees,
The early apple crop II less than one-halt
OF What il was last season, aud the pear
erop about one-fourth. Hucaloherries anu
blackberries are also less abundant.
The raspberry crop has been a light one.
BiacAberries will be coming into the market
for TWO or three weeks more, but they Will
not again be as cheap as they have been.
There will be u very fair suppl OF common
or cooking pears in the market this week.
and there will be a few red curTants of good
quality offered for sale,
The outiook for All abundance of all kinds
OF vegetables, including potatoes, Tor the
ran months, WAS never better ana Mou-
mouth County. ". j.. promises TO send to
this maj ket within a few weeks the largest
supply of muskmelOns and potatoes that has
been grown there for several years.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
FATAL RAILWAY WRECKS.
Two Engineers Knled-A Fireman's
Miraculous Escape.
isPvrIAI To, THE EvysrSs woRLn.

G-REENCAsTLR, Ind. July 2l.-By a coll
lision OF freight trains on the Louisville,
New Albany A Chicago Railroad mile north
of here last night Engineer James GilliaTd
vas fatally crushed and a brakeman named
namet AcAyoy was so badly in ured MS re-
coyery Is doubtful.
The collision Was due to a confusion of
orders.
10th engines we're wrecked and a number
OF cars we're pied UplI a mas which took
fire and burned iiercely several hour.
uELFHT, Ind. Juiy lille northbonud
track yesterday by a COW lying On the tract.
about r, ven miles north of here.
The a. CINE aud thrsv cHr- wese deTaLed.
Engineer STRIP WAS -curtHi tu death.
Fireman NcDo al wsE thrown through the
Tcol OF the cab and landed tory feet awCy.
but received no injury except bruce.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
CHARGED WITH STEALING WINE
six National Line Sailors Held for
Larceny.

SIX sailors OF the National line steamer
Holland we're held each m $500 bail ia the
Fombs Police Court yesterday morning 10
ausSer 10 a charge of larceny.
Yesterday morning when the vessel MAS on
Fire Island the steward reported to Capt
Fuute I at so worth of Elnes had been
TO. en- IRON the stnreTOnm.
The "a Sal.ors Were intoxicated aud when
the boat reached her pier they HeTs turned
over 10 the HAFbor police.
Their names are John lelmar, EDWARD
lay. Martin DAv, Edward haGEhp. JOHN
Williams and tarlS egeL
The alter Who is : ssede, told the Tap
tain haf he aanld tlUu State'- eYbispce IL
he would NOT be Prosecuted. The CApta .
agreed "a thi-, but justice Mhlte held Slegel
VIII The UtAeIa
The evening world., 1890-07-21
ELEcTRIc-LIGHT PLANT BURNED.
The Thomson-Houston Works a.
Ware, Mass, Destroyed.

SPECIAL TO TEE TyEsIsG woRLD
WARE. Mass, July 2l,-The Ware Eiec-
tric- Light stations AMI contents were
destroyed By lire abouI 4 O'Clock this
morning.
1t is As yet unknown whether the fire was
of accidental or i cend AIRY origin.
The structure WaHA uH~e-stOTy wooden edi-
fee. which burned IKE t.udef, aud the con-
hagTAtIou Was visible tor miles IN vltGGr
direction.
The plant was osnei aud operAtei by the
Thomson-HoRstuu to3I any, Ot Lyut..
MAJ. Tie loss Is e,tlIuaIed at sl2, 600;
insurance, 20. 600.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
AsTRANGE BANK ROBBERY.
The Accountants Story OF His Slug
ging by a Burglar Not Believed.

WooDsroCK. n. T.. July 2l,-All Wood
stock is greatly excited Owe The robbery ni
the lead ng bank VI the town, the Subse-
auent arrest Of the accountant, Robert q.
Sanders and his commitment to Jail on sus-
plcion Of beiug the guilty party.
j. NJ. Walker. teller. entering the bank al
4. 80 O'Clock in the morning found the door
of the vault open aud tire accountant, San
uers. 4ylug on tile floor uncont clOus.
He Nas Ell aud the Manager, Mr..
Fleming sent Tor.
-Four thousand dollars of the banks funds
were found Ia be missing.
sander, claims 10 have been knocked ont
by an u know TObber no approA lie 1 h N
from hehiut, hut th bank officials are not
satisfied with the story.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
TO BRING OUT ALL THE VOT Es
The Democratic State Committee
Meeting Next Month.

Chairman Edward Murphy of the Demo
cratic State Committee has announced that
AmeetinG OF that body will be called to be
held IN Saratoga, the first week IN August.
II Was decided last year that no State Com
%yention would be held this Fall, aid the
Committee at its coming meeting VIII make
this year, that OF a candidate for Judge OF
the Court OF Appeals to succeed sndse Earl,
REVOLUTIONS ON the fraud aud Force Dll
Will be adopted ia an earnest pleAl made tn
seenTe the attendance OF all Democratic
voters At the polls, With q view OF securing .
nlalorlty in the Legislature and returning :
EEarts,
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Had Always Moved.

Angry Landlord-See here. are you going
to pay the rent or move?
Tenant-Iye always heard it Was cheaper
90 move.
Augry Landlord HReeFingly-Well. you
ought 10 know something about it b. this
time.
Tenant-I'm not so sure about that You
sec. ENe never p2id any reuL
The evening world., 1890-07-21
WRECKED AND RUN DOWN.
Double Calamity to the Schooner
John Mcdonald.

A despatch to the Maritime Exehang
from Vineyard Haven. states that on SAtur
day the schooner John Mcdonald, Capt.
Griffin, WINE bound from Rockland. Me. q,
to New York with q cargo OF lime, Ras
caught IN a squat n had all her canvas
carried away.
she dropped anchor and Was laying TO
when at 3 O'Clock yesterday morning she
Was run into by an unknown schooner aud
cut TO the water edIe,
The schooner which dill the manage kept
on her say. A steamship took the crew Cd
md toMel the schooner int0 AeR London.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
LIVERPOOL JACK IN TOWN
Judge Andrews Declines to Release
Him IN 5000 BaI.

John Fitzpstrick, better known a. Liver
pool JacE, was brought down from sing
Sing to-day aud arTAlgued before Judge
Andre s on a writ OF hAbeAs corpus oil tAIuei
bF ms LAWYER ON tie supreme Courts re-
gersal OF his convection from ulne to one
year for Kidnapping.
HIS counsel. BENJAMIN SteinhGTdt, wanted
bail iNel At -. 600. but Judge Andrews re-
served decision uutl to- morrow.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Story OF a Fully Mate"

7o ne Fditor
In the old days of the California clipper
ships there sailed in one OF the "heelcrs''
a Yankee mate who WINS noted for his
hard and ever ready fist, and who wa a
terror to the men under him. At one
time there shipped an unusual hard lot
OF men for n voyage TO Frisco" and
trouble began from the start.
1t was during his voyage that the mate
was nearly bested. The second ma'e
coming ON deck at midnight to relieve
his superior could not find linn, and later
on the ship was searched, but no mate.
This happened in the South Atlantic,
some two Hundred miles from the
equator.
When well around the Horn and near
ing the latitude of the southeast trades,
the ship fell i'll company with a bark,
which, when within reHsonai le distance,
signalled the ship to heaye 10.
soon a boat approached. coming from
the park. The crew of the ship were all
leaning over the rail and Specializing
among themselves as TO what the coming
boat wanted. &c. Soon enough they
found ont, for there in the boats Stern
WAS the long lost mate.
Ii seems that the mate was standing
directly abaft of the man at the wheel,
leaning over the t~affiaIl. when the sailor
worked out a re renge by snddrily heav-
ing the mate over the stern. The mate
by a most wonderful chance managed to
keep atloat long enough to be picked up
by the bark. which was coming up directly
III the ships wake.
The mate made il lively after that oc-
currence for that ships crew.
PETER CHRIsTIANsoS
The evening world., 1890-07-21
LIFE ON The BRINY.
Many Evening Word" Readers
Who Have Sailed the Ocean Blue.
Seafaring In Sunshine, Seafarlng
.... in Storm,
Twenty Dollar Prize for the Best
3. Short Sea Story.


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The evening world., 1890-07-21
killed By a Dive.

The Lody OF Michael O'Connor, aged
twenty-thrse, whu was droSned on White
stone Point yesterday. mas been recovered.
II Wa found within hfty fee, OF the POT
Nuere he was ia { seen
OC0uuor, accompanied by some OF us
friends AID hls sister, sent bathing, lie
dove dOan into thr HAter and did not re-
appear. IL Is supposed thHt he struck hls
head ON q rock. tAOuhoT 10 b. dfteeutI
person wo has beeu drowned On MhIte-
stons FONT
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Not a Brilliant imagination.

80"
To me Editor
April Is the brig Eta Collins left Bos-
ton Harhor for a cruise. The evening of
tho third day a strange object appeared
in the sky. Capt. Oliver was informed,
and he. with the aid OF II powerful! tele-
scope, made n remarkable discovery.
1t was Il circu lar- shaped flame, in the
hydra. The captain was Unable t. speak
for some time after making this discov-
cry.
The crew. observing n deadly pallor
Incorporating his face. called for restora-
tives. aud in half AN hour he was snifi-
GENTLY recovered to explain the cause of
his sudden illness.
Dear comrades" he gasped, pointing
to the phenomenon, "this-this seals my
doom. o God, why must l suffer
thus
"To-night three years ago I had a hor-
rlble dream. | dreamed | saw u ring of
fire. in which l distinctly saw q hydra,
hearing n coffin in its claws. The coffin
that emblem of death was placed be
side my couch. The hydrn then addressed
me in these words
Thou hast crossed the boundary line.
Three years hence my mas, Ell will ntiiX
u Ulh8Dtllt blRh Ill III IthNtIb. blIllltul ~
the one thou seest. 1t will draw thee, thy
ship II oil but one with thee 10 meet in
evitable death. Sic itur adj astra y
With these words 1t disappeared.
Now, comrades, prepare to meet death
brayely. l had no faith in it at first. |
merely recognized it as an empty dream,
but now, D God ~ glancing towards
the ,ircle which now deve oped more
fully to the fearful realization o. oil on
board nave mercy on our sculsl We
are already under its influence
a strong breeze now sprnng up, which
soon TUNED into a hurricane; the waves
ran mountain high, and our bark was
thrown about like q scrap of PAPER.
We lowered all the sails, but our
speed i%ncrea-ed. and every motion of the
vessel bought us nearer to our destiny.
The circle of flame, with Its twenty. two
headed HYDRA, nov hoyered Just above the
ship. We tried to throw ourselves over
board. but were prevented by some
supernatural power.
The crisis approached. The sea emitted
q thick black vapor watch enshrouded us
entirely. The captain, at the top of h s
voice. cried that the survivor should not
fail TO record this most horrible of all
GAIA trophies.
With The last expiring word of our
brave but unfortunate captain the ship
foundered. amid n tremendous noise.
stood ut the ST. rn of the ship awaiting
my doom. when 10 tho dlrefui circle
wldened, revealing one of the grandest,
sublimest spectacles that human eyes ever
brheld! Here / lost onscIonsness, and
have no further knowledge OF what
TRANSFERRED.
After many days ! regained my reason
and awoke to find myself ien'erly ca: ed
tor Ill a fisherman's hut on The coast Of
Newfoundland-the only survivor.
julius W. UPPRLL.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Perils of an Amateur sealer.

To As EdifoS.
Being in Newfoundland in 1879, at seal
ing time. / had n desire 10 see The oily
trl he IN their native lair. While waiting
for an opportunity the wind dove the ice.
la,ien with seals, to the shore. The natives
preceded 10 the "a .Ater. ngLt and
left.
On the second day. taking a line and a
club, l sailed forth in search of his seal
ship. After iTalnping from ga. N. to 3
p. S.. | espIed two y ung seals. 81 raising
my courage and also the stick | smote
them to the ice.
lying them together / proceeded 20
tran them 10 the shore, but strength and
daylight failed, aud to my horror the
win changed u I was driven 10 sea.
shall never forget that struggle for
life over open Faces of floating cakes OF
ice ana hills thrown up by force OF tide.
/ could SEQ the lights Of the city, but 10
me they were r~ecedIng, 20, hopeless and
plRye l-ouG, lay down. DroYslness came
upon me. After some time thoughts OF
home and friends far away reused me up
for another struggle, when to my JOY l
beheld a sh p's light, II was the steamer
Neptune. l was taken aboard. aud instead
OF being food Tor the fishes ! am alive to
tell the tale. j. j. ACMILLAE.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
Our snobocrecy.

Artist-Then YOU Elsh to haveR picture of
the villa. together with the surroundings ?
Proprietor Nes. but couldn't you nut
something IN to SHOW that there Is no mort
gaze on the properly
The evening world., 1890-07-21
A rooulnr Cluh,s outInc.

TIE anuua. outing OF the James z. Reilly
Pleasure club to DnnLelly's College Point
Hotel. Long Island. tomorrow, promises
h. be fe.tlse uccAslun. This tluh pOlle,l a
49,. al, nm M IyESISU MoEIDs rrsst
contest.
The evening world., 1890-07-21
A story OF River Piracy.

TO ha EditoF
One dark night in March. 1876, a small
boat vas ploughing through the East
River on Burlng slip, nothing disturb
ing the solemn Stiffness VI Tie night but
The evening world., 1890-07-21
CAPsIzED OFF THE BATTERY.
Two Amateur Yachtsmen Rescued
by Barge once Employees

At s o'clock this morning the eat-rigSed
yacht Peerless. while on the Battery. was
caught in a squall aud capsized. John and
u owners. we're on board At the time aud
Leth Nere thrown into the water.
" lille they sele struggling, Cobb 4omp-
hlhs aud Harry Ste.aberg, empl 'yees ~ tue
Parge Otloe. caught sight Of them. put on
"a oHboat va Teseus4 thems
The evening world., 1890-07-21
From the Heart.

Little Miss Lily gas paving her fret visit
20 the country. Seelng Eoule birds IN :
meadOS. she exclaimed. Poor little brides
OF the rsldi They haFsh't even = cage 20
Aesp r.