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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
Heavy Storms at London and
Paris-Floods on the Danube.
Battalion OF British Grenndiers to
be Danished to Natal.


LoSpoN, July 3. After a partial ces.n-
tion Of the rain for a few days, the metrop-
oils was last evening visited by the heaviest
downpour OF the season.
The rain fell in torrents for over two hours
and the city Was flooded
The rain was accompanied by constant
flashes Of lightning. loud claps of thunder
and an explosion. the electrical disturbance
appearing to be directly over the metropolis.
Horses were startled by the reports and
ran away, causing many accidents.
The lightning played around the dome Of
ST. Paul's with remarkable brilliancy, but
did no damage.
PARIS, July Ia. A thunderstorm Of uni
yersNl violence swept over Paris yesterday.
The darknes was 30 great that gas had TO
be lighted.
The rnin fell in torrents. being driven by
high wind.
The lightning was exceptionally vivid, Land
terrific peals of thunder tent tho mir.
Telegraphic and telephone communica-
tion with Lille and Belgium were suspended.
VIENNA, July is.-Lnst night the Danube
rose ton feet above its normal height and
flooded large district below the city.
number Of houses and fshermen's hut'
that were invaded by the water have been
abandoned.
The Cemetery Of the NnmeleSs, lying on
the shore Of the river ia entirely submerged,
only the tops Of the higher monuments being
visible.
The inhabitants Of that section were
obliged to escape in boats.
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clawins or a Lee Shore.

Clawing On n Lee Shore.
To ne EANo-,
Iwas in the United States ship Ports.
mouth, homeward bound TO Norfolk, Va,
from the Pacific Station in the year 1886.
Nearing the Gulf Stream we had been
running before southeaster under snug
sail for three days, the weather being
thick and rainy
On the third night of this weather, dur
ing my watch below, from 10 ~, |
dreamed three times in succession that n
white horse and rider approached me at
full speed, waking me M each time.
Though | paid little heed TO il at the
time, the experience ot the next six hours
gave me cause torenember ii.
Near O'Clock that morning the wind
died ont, the tog lifted and orders were
given TO shake out reefs. when the look
out reported Sail, no" aud In the next
breath reported Breakers right ahead"
even in spite of discipline to produce
more or less confusion. "All hands snve
ship"
Words would fail to describe the scene
that followed. Tho GOODNESS of our boat.
swain aud his address to tho crew went
far to allay the excitement. ForesceiDg
that the wind would chop around to the
northwest. which IL did and which saved
us, lie said:
Men. your only salvation lies in get
ting sail on the ship!"
This was done with a will, and Ms the
providential northwes ster freshened. II
was great sight to see that ship. under
the great pressure OF sail against the old
SEQ, plunging half way mp the foremast
and the wnter sweeping over the stern.
JAMES EuuO.
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EMPLOYEES AT A FESTIVAL.
Bloomingdale Brothers. Clerks Make
Merry at Their Annual Reception.

Bloomingdale Brothers. Clerks Make
Merry at Their Annual Reception.
Members OF the Bloomingdalo Brothers
Employees Mutual Aid Society arc jubilant
to-day over the success of theii annual Sum-
mer-night'a festival at the Lexington Ave-
nno Opera House last night.
Before the festival proper tho Amberg
Opera Company gave splendid presenta-
tion of MIliuckers opera, The Beggar
STUDENT. assisted by Arnold Kiraify and a
ballet OF six.
Carl Streitmann was enthusiastically re-.
ceiyed Az Slmon, and Mrs. Koenig As the
Countess and Garcia Eneaender as Laura,
her daughter. made q splendid impression.
The festival that followed was under the
direction OF the Executive Committee, of
which j. Stern is chairman. Frederick
Massbach was floor manager and |. Mas
Chairman OF the Reception Committee.
Among those present were: l., Saulson,
j.. Grcenblnt, l.. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
sicEles, Mr.; and Mrs. J. u. Bower. Mr.; and
Mrs a. +. irandsnburg, L. Hirshiiield,
\. Mayer. NJ. Mayer, DIR. and Mrs.
son. Charles Well, Carrie We'll. Addic
We'll, Sarah Frie1enbuTF. +. 9. Balck. Mr..
Gompert. Miss Mas. Mr.. Schlli niger. Miss
Schilinarr. NJ. ]. schnnnes.y. J. Wachtel,
sig, Ssmuels Abe Phillips. 9. Adams, Mr..
l,arl. Miss Abrahams. Mr.. Hess and MISS
Hess
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4 TURTLE As PEACEMAKER.
Two Bulls Were About to Fight
When the Snapper Interfered.

At Stony Ford, on the stock farm of
Charles Bachman, two Hoistein bulls
were pasturng in different fields, ono on
one side Of the Waikiki river and one on
the other side, writes Goshen IN. Y.
correspondent.
There had been a bitter feud between
the two blooded animals for a long time.
and few DAYS ago ono of the bulls took a
position on the river bank in his pasture
aud beloved challenge to his enemy,
the other bull.
This was quickly answered by the Hol-
stein, aud he lost no time in getting 70
the bank ON his side OF the Waikiki, The
two bulls stood III that way, believing
and muttering and paving dirt for a long
time. each working himself into deeper
rage, until at last one bull could contain
himself 10 longer and plunged into the
river and swain towards his rivals
domain.
Tne rival did not wait for him to get
there, hut jumped into the river aud
swan 10 meet HIM. The two ugly ant
mails. their t6mpeTs uLcouled by thelT
hnth. met in InIustTcam and attempted Il
%. foot ug aud the Strength of the current
prev ented either bull from making any
tslIng assault, hut each tried his pest 10
do battle.
While the bulls were butting Nni bel
lowing in futile rage IN the stream, the
one that hal jumped into the river first
suddenly gave IA tremendous below and,
turning about. pulled back for his pas
ture. hrllnwiug lustly oil the way and
sinking his head E,Oltntly.
lie reached the shore, drew himself
out and scTambled up the bank. Then
the carse ol 40 Sudden panic and retreat
lCcume EpraTrnt,
la 90 sntpp ng-tu-t.e, for whicH the
Maikl.l Is noted, bad heen attracted "a
the spot whore the bulls were hghtiug IN
the water ana the tail of this bull pre-
sent!n4 an appearance tp its hiking. the
turtle has closed & powerful jaws on Il
we'll up towards the butt end.
This attack IN the rear was more tran
the bull had ca cuiated on, and he pulled
for home. When he got out of the walcr
he kept right ON. tearing about the field
and making such a rumpIa AS that farm
had n yer known before.
The other hull. when it's foe Tetrenied
SO uosily and Sgidrnly, seemed seized
with a pauit to-. R"d ~ m back - his
pasture as qEIcEly as lac could, When
he elm bed iho Auk be sazed back nj tie
strange circus his rival was having and
uttered not a souhd.
After tearing about the lot two or
three times the bull the turtle had caught
succeeded in shaking the snapper loose.
| il was picked up aud subsequently Srnt
! ~ restaurant keeper N New York Guy
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L Battalion OF British Grenadiert
Sentenced to anishment.

ny cArLE TO THE rR-Hs NEws Asso7t,rtoy
LONDON, July 1H.- "A Court OF Inquiry
which hap been sitting at the Horse Guards.
inquirinR into the refusal OF the Second
battalion OF Gronsdiers to parade on Mon
day. July 7. the day OF the expected pol &C
strike. has decided that the battalion be
baniHhed to Natal for two years for serious
breach OF discipline.
The Guards are preparing remonstrance
against tho decree and will resist the orders
for the rem oval Of tho Grenaderr. which
they denounco ~ penal transportation to
which British soldiers should not submit
Strong feeling has been aroused In the
army and at the military headquarters.
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PERSUADED THE DOCTOR.
Argument That Prevailed on a
Patent Medicine Man in Arizona.


Patent Medicine Man in Arizona.
In the Detroit FIRE Press is reproduced
the following account of an episode in
which the kind heart OF the ArizOnd
Kicker's editor is distinctly outlined:
APPLY To THE CORONER. Just as our
outside pages were going to press, Judge
knight called at the kIcker office and in
yi,ed MS 10 ride ont to Lone Tree with
him in his horse and Juggy, and half an
hour later we were there,
The hoys had preceded MS aud we found
them in circle around DIR. B. Is.
Relinser. late of the ROYAL College of
McdlcIne. of London the only discoYeTer
uf a sure cure of cunsumptiOn,
The doctor has Teen with us about a
month. claiming 10 cure almost every
thing ON eArtn hut after his remedies had
knocked out bali a dozen citizens the
boys concluded II was time for him to
drop out.
He refused TO drop. Hence a commit
tee called and asked him to take walk.
He had taken the walk and stood on a
barrel when we caught sight Of HIM.
There was connection between the doe
tOr'- neck and u stout limb and he was
MAKING speech.
The doctor recognized MS at once and
hesuughl rs 80 explain To the crowd that
he was ma iurry Ia i"Rye the country.
lie wJul Mt tly. but hs would do the
next est hi'g.
Ahh ugh he had not advertised with
u. aud lie hal given all his iob-work To
our cuatrmpurary, We could not refuse
hi, request. As personal favor to US,
the boys, after letting him hang long
euough TO insure q good case of sore
throat. cut MIN down, gave him nip Of
whiskey and advised him 10 go Fast
lie went The last We saw OF him he
was making such time as no jack-Tabbit
in thIs country can hope TO equal
ANY one having any legal claim on lO5
bottles of consumption cure, together
vs'h a machine for making pills, two
racks . ( cards and Office furniture, valued
OF : 25. will please apply TO cur worthy
. TRrDuRF
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FROM The WORLD OF LABOR.

New trustees will be elected By the Brooklyn
Labor Lyeeum Association next Sunday.
ssycnh annual sisrno2n and evening H picnic Of
at .Ioncs's Woods Colosseum.
Members of the Shoe and Boot Workers, Union
e Eleventh h street.. S % sssb!" % Al Are t at woi5 '''
Millers and Millwrlqhts Union No. will make
an excursion on sunday to Heirs PARK Fort Wsds.
worth. y. /.
At the last meeting OF the New York State Branch
Of tho Amerlcsn Fuicration OF Labor the amend.
ments to tho constitution wore adopted almost
unanimously.
,sursi".l instrument makers desiring to join the
oh,9a W ,.1S tnn /, taaS may comm in,ifss win L.
The officers OF tho Karl MarI Lied dertafel are
s:ry sGD'Hi X HopSo. roa.arsr m H. Sadoi Librsr,an
ii. q. Newark Leader.
Walters Union No. i says that "seab" " waters
are employed at the AyondAle House, South Beach
snd tina, tho proprietor re uses to even employ
union men.
Bskors' Union No, 02 has forbidden th.ir mem:
6srs to work ior Sh''s iisrce. h'hI 1874 seeoSd S
employ 'EcAbs."
The new od,esrs Of the Theatrical Progressive
Wood, Nios-PEs,idsGt; J, OrmisIoB: Einsnoisl
j. MOer;. treasurer D. She's. Sergeant at.Afrns, -
Furniture WORKER, % Union No 3, ha: made :
Council charging him with violating the Union
rules
The officers who were eleotei at the last regular
dent; dent I. Nshnins. VICE. | Prosidan1 9. ziiraor.
nam, Secretary, A. Ross, Asn7gor OF Labor
bureau; II. zink. Treasurer; l., HeHninK. NJ. Ia
dAtL and j. Haussr, AUDITORS
TIE Union Hill Framers' Un'on will pay no bene-
fiji for the coming siI months to members failing 10
pay ths,r dues neIt sunday sps,i,l COMMITTEES,
composed of a. Hsbedank. @. Eieholz and J, VoiEt
va, appoin .sd assist In organ E'nS the painters
III. ci,.rm,Lars ~ CharIas unm.rn ..ttla,
their differences with the Loss yes;ordAy he hay
ing granted their demands tor an advance Of 30
strict pnion shop from this day Work was re-
sumed this moTnlna
Tba linton nan s..,ior of ,ha soci.Iis, I.hor
rnwyor 10 p.cnrIiiU, s,c,otsr1 al IN Fir.nci,i
SECRETARY; nj. WargsTshsifn Trra,nror; Messfs
Bort. KrEFer and TrAusndor', delegates to the
Hudson County Central Labor Union.
uns NSH h lion ion NJ T' g,sstsa nsds d
sdsFstion' Th.y I.1t the Gsatrsi LAbor lnion
Ra. Ss,a snS The csIsntsI' mp,ons H. ,ssS,1
p''Spon " tuSnI 81 aii 'ue eAfP""'iS III fe6ho
70 "'us ~,
There are Itill fourteen cigar manufacturers In
have iaras rdsTs on hand ssSe .hs men ,,6st tbsS
SsG.i o. IN most cases Without letting them 90
90 Sisl ,:'SiH "seiG I.'s sG
RSfS,Gas Ins !
rssnt'ss Armsi k Albert j. SCHNEIDER aud Gsorso f
| A,tb. i,s, rcsr, a, meeting ., p,s.r., uDioD No
.mnS 4 S iFaTl FlslsS o' T@sslS.sa ii.ss yss T@
ssndSrs fiaaneisl t Ssc,s,sTS' Il. :. baker. Rros.
Tn. msmb.T. a, C,r,r' H,Ls,., iynion. M. ,uo
,ns yssCerdsy to soI?dsr reeommgn d1.ioa M Of
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Enterprisins.

81 tell you, Hooks. nf Radical City. :. an
ornament TO the profession, remarked the
President OF tic lcal Estate Aseut,' A-so-
cla;lun. az "a rF"rut mCC:lg..
heard they lad ulIl.n ell there, raid
a member.
"Eo they did; but they couldn't keep him
IN, Why, in less than three days, he had
sold ten lots in his highland addition 10 the
guards, dickered She Sheriff out OF hlH piS-
tolls and hEudcufis, taken = mortgage on tho
jail, and cold the balls AID chains aud Part
or tho gTatings 70 tLe iunkmAnl Oh. lg's
snIsTVTlIlng, Hooks islr
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A Sure Winner.
Hmm CLnitsr.l

"well. Tompkinp. how did you come ont
nj tho last race meeting ?" asked man of a
friend.
AS nearly az ! can figure IL, came ont
about fifteen poliuds to the good.
Fifteen pounds That's too bad. What
horse did you back 9"
None. ! had about fifteen pounds with
mo that did not bet.
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She Knew Her Value.


A clergyman says: - once married q
young couple, and as took the bride by the
hand at the close OF tho ceremony and gave
her my warmest congratulations she tossed
hor pretty head and. pointing To the bride
groom, "a d; think lie is the one TO be
congratulated. >"
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OFF ON THEIR ANNUAL CRUISE.
The Atlantic Yacht Club Sail This
Morning in a SPANKING Breeze.

The harbor at New Rochelle was gay this
morning with the bright bunting which
decorated the fleet OF the Atlantic Yacht
Club. TIE graceful litile vessels tuyged Rt
their anchors a. though impatient to be OF
on the annual cruise. tn which ;hoir owners
have heen looking forward with keen sntlcl-
patton.
aTy in the morning the yachtsmFn we're
astIr an hUIlunsY scanning tire horizon.
LRrt nights storm. which some What inter
fered with the reception, caused some
anxiety hs to the weather to-day, but all
doubts we're dIspe.led this morning when
the clear sky and fresh breeze gave promise
OF a dcliEhtiu! saiL
lie yachts got under way about o'clock
with -Aiis ret iur Morris Cove. fI0m YhicI
port taey will make shelter Island to-mor-
row.
Nearly all the yachts Of the Club started,
ant some lively races arc CNptciyd, e-Io-
cialiy bciSrc the two logty-tOolc.s, talsia
aud ChOciuT.
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The vaults and roems Of sac A.Tusotils SI'a De
pUst COMPANY, IA the Equitable huIldnE. aTs nov
LslpH snutA I'd ~ nss msih9d 90 thAl tlsy are
50 frr And caOl dghhg this lot seathrT that safs
Eoldrra Esit tbelE bGAss foE The sAks Of eolnz
oa more than toT the puGpOse Ot attending 10 thcE
tecuritles III" lrF4e humheT OF Eisitofa uoH aoluH
th oush taR pTemises aluoat dailT boaFa attnets o
tie act that thr kno F'eiEe oi tue cool hfeefes 70
" q lAd ths-e kAs beeH ssnsIsl! sg.sAd atIoad
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Brought Homo.
Iron LUs

Romantic Miss-DId II ever occur to you
what wonderful sights the deep sea divers
mnat beholdp
Practical Man-Ies, once. II was whom
was ut seA in a storm.
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PLAGUE OF MOTH FLIES.
Pottsville, Pennsylvania, Visited by
Millions of the Posts.
TsPFcIAL To THE EvEErss woRLp. 7

PITTsBURa, Pa. July ls.-A Pottsyille
special says a plague of moth flies descended
upon that town, last night. aud literally
covered everything. filing the electric
light globes 80 as 10 dim the light.
They gathered in such deuse masses upon
Ihe paEsments that people slipped down IN
.ng upon them.
The Pests mere killed by milliors and left
halseAting OdOr in the air.
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From Trek.
Mr.. Puttson Call Ito Applicanb-Have you
had a business education, young mani
Newborn Lamb Thy, no. sir; wanted q
Job III your office 81 | could gain one!
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A Reaction.
A NS ~ biCii'
fFropI Hunsev's Weakly 1

tFror Hun,ey's Ws,kiyl
Anything else to-day, madam" asked
the storokecper. rleefuly rubbing his hands,
after sho had selected a quantity Of goods.
Can not do something more fer your ~
"les, "she said. You can charge these. !"
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The outrages by Mussulmans at

Erzeroum.
nv cArry TO THE PnEss HEws ASSOCIATION. J
LoNpos, July 1s.-Despatches from the
East report that outrages are of constant
occurrence at ErZeroum.
Tho Mussulmans threaten to sack the
Christian quarters.
The garrison has been doubled, but the
disorders continue.
A hundred women were recently abducted
and several were murdered. reign OF ter
ror exists.
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Minnie Hauk Coming to Sing Us
Her Farewell,

truSLAr cAnLE SEws sPErrArl
LoSpoS. July ls.-Mme. Minnie Hank
sails for America in January on a farewell
tour.
She will give ten performances at the
METROPOLITAN Opera House in New York.
On her return to Europe she will appear
IN England and Germany prior to her final
retirement from the stage.
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AS a Matter OF Course.

TTFUW WE oTTFF,
Young Bondclip-Oh. do take q glass.
Passing Tramp Notto vocel-Why GER
taiuly. boss; why certainly. Takes the
glass and disappear
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Saved by a Lightning stroke.

To ne Edfiors
During terrific storm a small sailing
vessel put into one OF the numerous bays
which abound in the islands of the Malay
peninsula. The fury of the gale had
stripped the spars of the masts, Water
was discovered in the hold. and. recog-
nIzing the danger, the skipper set about
repairing the damage.
The inlet WAS surrounded with great
trees whose trAuchos swept far over the
water, reaching to the vessels yard-arEIs.
Ia tue iutTicaCies OF the bOuPhs many
dark forms We're perceived restless y
moving up and down, bat these called
forth on ly "A careless nnce from the skip
per. who pronounced thom monkeys.
For time ali went we'll and the sail
ors' spirits became llghtened as the marks
of the recent conflict were elaoed from
the ship. Suddenly 3 sailor, glancing
upward, hOarsely shouted an a!arm. The
brsnches oyerhauging the vessel, which
had swung iushore, were crowded with
natives, who, finding themselves discCY-
cred, discharged a Yolley Of arrows and
with piercing wells kcGaInbled towards
the yard-aTms.
Confusion and terror TeiGned among
the crew, several of whom were rue K
with the arrows. Shelter Was sought AMI
arms dIstrlbu ed. but soToity of Anmu-
milton struck tee sailors hearts with
despair.
The storm Was st its height. The light
ming flashed fearfully and the thunder
crashed and Eolled. Heavens artillery
Aye, truly. Suddenly : binding hash
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Palaces of The Long Ago.

Sons Explorations by a World"
Expedition Among Ruined Cities
OF the Southwest Win Be De
scribed in Next Sundays
World"
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Knew What He Wanted, Anyhow

A country couple newly married won't tc
Coney Island Last week, and the groom called
for some wine. When asked what kind. h,
replied;
"Wo want that kind OF wins where th,
corks busts ont and tho stuff begins to bill,
and keeps on a-bilin till yer git the worth o
your money!
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Games fOr HIgh Stakes. :

Some Noted Episodes a. ths
American Monte Carlo VIM Be Re
lated in Neat sunday's World.
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Palaces of The Long Ago.

Some Explorations by World" ="
Expedition Among Hu,nod Cities
OF the Southwest win Be De-
soribsd In Esxs Sundays
"World."
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LAWRENCE TRAINERS RECOVERY.

After suffering with InhAmms.ory RhsumAiisua
for Ave years, and trying almost every remedy
without success. heara of the yellow Pine Com
pound. used less than bottle and was cured
completely. LAWRENCE TnAIEKn.
3o3 Second ave-. PittsburE. PA.
send your address and a two cent stamp fos
treatise on RhsumAtism aud full information.
The evening world., 1890-07-18

A special cable to the Police Gazette saws
TINT Joe McAulife's wife presented The
champion with a fourteen pound baby al
10 O'clock yesterday. lie will he christ
eucd Eugene Fox McAulife, the middle
name in honor OF Richard X. Fox.
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Does Not Bear the Stamp of Truth.


10 Ne Editor:
For three seasons shipped with Capt.
s. as lookout" on his sword fishing
expeditions. usually sighted about ten
of these grent fish day. They measure
about twelve feet and are large as q
barrel. with a sword q yard in length
growing from the nose.
A laughable incident occurred on our
last voyage. When starting for home.
after successful trip, Larry McGinnis,
our young cook. takin advantage OF NV
temporary absence, slyly crept aloft and
was nearly crazed with delight by sight
ing fish.
Wherei' cried Capt. s..
S;arboardl" excitedly yelled Larry,
reaching the deck to be IN time 10 see his
first fish landed.
Tho king devil of sword fish will
carry you off on his bnck some day, "
said laughingly, " for your impudeuce in
taking my place."
At the time it was terribly rough and
our boat rocked like cradle.
Whizs! The iron strikes! It hooks
him!
PULL" shouts Capt. S.
Suddenly there's lurch and Larry goes
overheard. We were Mortified when, 10!
up he comes astride of the big fish's back.
OF course we shrieked with laughter as
we tried to haul Larry and his steed
aboard. As he reached the deck he cried {:
"Shure the divil tried to make two meu
out of me, bad cess to him."
FRANK W. HALL.
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New York Murder Mysteries

Inspector Byrnes Talks About
tho Undiscovered Crimes OF the
Metropolis, In the Sunday
World"
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darted towards the earth. the burdencd
tree sank with an awful crash, and with
one fell stroke Providence had saved the
perilled crew from o ghastly fate.
Z. i. d.
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DiscouraRinR.


lTrSm Soefsfn
"Well. Tom. how Ia your practice7"
"Tolcrabe. have such a wretched lot
OF. patients, though-thsy die so unexpect-
edly, "
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Bonding Sail in O Norther.

TO ns Editor.
In the year 1872 we sailed on the United
States cruiser Omaha to the South Pacific.
After steaming through the Magellan
Straits we weathered that most dangerous
of capes, Pillar, and got under close
reefed topsails. as it was blowing very
hard. was in the starboard watch
which turned in.
About four bells In the morning watch
was awakened by terrible crash. as If
the ship WINS going TO pieoes. The cry
came down the batchwny:
"All hands on deck TO save ship"
We were up pretty quick on deck to
find terrible state of affairs. 1t was &c
dark you could not see foot before you.
wall of mist and foam. az man tumbled
over man, loud commands heard over the
storm.
Discipline and common sense held
sway. ] went to the bridge on the look
out. l then realized the position the ship
was in.
The dread of the Pacific. a norther,
had struck US and torn out of tho bolt
ropes every hit of canvas she carried and
she wallowed in the trough of tho SEQ.
To bend new sails was the first work. II
was done. For five hours 1 held on the
bridge. Even now / imagine that scone
before me. 1t was magnificent, but dan
gerous 10 man and ship.
At noon the gale abated, the wind
shifted and by sundown we were as taut
and snug as when we left Philadelphia.
j. ii. T..
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Relics of Old New York.

Some Queer Building that Were
Here When the City Was Small
WIN Be Illustrated by The
World" Next Sunday.
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A Surprise.


tFfon Hsnseys Wesk'v.
Cumso-Do you know really heard one
lady praise another lady's hat to-day7
Brown-Dear mo!
Cumso-Yes. The one who did the prais-
ing was the milliner who made the hat.
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No Settlement.

lffoH Judge.
III have ever used any unkind words to
you, Sarah. said Mr.. Henpeck. calmly, "
will take them all back"
Yes. indeed. " she replied; II suppose
30 you can use them all over again.
The evening world., 1890-07-18
Yes. This Rumor Is Doth Wild and
Incredible.
rnrrIkr cApLE rEwa spgrrlr.

LoxpoN, July s.-There is q wild rnmor
afloat here that Aupustin DAILY proposes to
build theatre in London. in partnership
with Clement Scott. tho well-known writer
on the drama and critic for the DdGv Teie-
graph.