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MANAGER DA.Y,S PLANS.
Hi, August Engsge ment Cancelled and Hi
New York Thentre Lcnecd.


Daly's Theatre has been leased to Ariel Bar
ney who will produce Tho Prodigal Son." a
pantomimic comedy. there on Aug. Ia. tho
date which Mr.. DAILY set down originally for
the opening OF the house. In view OF this
ncws it is asked. what will become ofthc thea
tire and what are the plans OF Mr.. DAILY him.
self2
1t was arranged before Manager Daily and
his company went to London that their au-
tumn season in New York would Re in-
augurated with a revival of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" 1t is now announced posi-
lively that that engagement has been can
celled. This is interpreted as meaning that
Mr.. DAILY will make long stay in London
Manager A. NJ. Palmer. who is also abroad.
has been negotiating, with MIR. Daily IN order
to secure the lRtter's hou e for his stock com
pany which returns to New York early In Sep
temter.
OF his 1892" company on Aug. IA. and Man.
ager Palmer is keeping his weather eye open
for a theatre on upper Broad way in which to
place his own players. He already has. or
rather he will have alter Jan: next three
theatres in town under his control.
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SHE'S A ROYAL BRIDE TO-DAY
100000 PEOPLE HOPE TO SEE PRIN-
CESS MAJ IN HER WEDDING GOWN

London GnyIy Attired-A Countiess ThronE
In the Streets TIL Long After Midnight
The 0ue~n Arrives In I.o,dou-st- Jnr.es's
Palace VIII he the Scene OF the Duke Of
York's Marriage - The Royal Guests.
LONDON. July 5.-The eve OF the royal we'd
ding finds London completely given over to
fete making. The old city was never moro
merry. never more crowded. never in gayor at
tire. The streets through which the process
sions will pass tomorrow were choked with
countless throngs como to see the decorations.
till long past midnight Many illuminated de-
signs were In full blaze tonight and already
tho spectacle is one which has been eoualled
only once in English history. and that was at
the Queens Jubilee. One OF the music.hall
songs Of the day strikes the populace as pecu-
liarly appropriate to tho occasion. and the
crowds are everywhere singing 1t in the streets
tonight. The refrain runs:
1t won't be a stylish marriage.
1cant afford carriage.
But you'il look sweet on the seat
or bicycle made for two.
All England is In London. to say nothing OF
the visitors from abroad. and six million peo-
pie will try to see the bridal couple tomorrow.
~ United Prem.
Tho Queen arrived at buckingham Palace
from Windsor Castle to day. for the purpose OF
attending the marriage OF the luke Of York
and Princess May. which will take place at
1880 O'Clock Tomorrow In the Chapel Royal.
st. lames's Palace: The arrangementsf for tho
The Duke OF York was to-day made HI night
Of the Most Ancient and Most Noble Order OF
the Thistle, by Queen Victoria.
DR.. William II. Broadhent. the physician
who attended the Duke during his attack OF
typhoid fever some time ago. also came in for
recognition by her Majesty. who created him
a haronet
Prince Henry OF Prussia, brother OF Emperor
william. who will represent his Majesty at tho
Wedding to- morrow. arrived in London to-day.
He was met ut the Victoria station by mem:
troops. and was at once escorted to Bucking-
ham Palace. the Queens residence, whore he
will be the guest Of her Majesty during his So
journ in London. Prince Henry is accompa-
MED by his wife. Princess Irene.
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CHICAGO. July 5.-Henceforth mineralogy will
be one OF the branches of science taught at
the Northwestern University. The university
has established n chair in that study. and
has invited Prof. A. r. Crook. Phi. d.. to fll It.
DR.. Crook is q graduate OF Wesleyan Univer-
sity. During his collegiate course he showed
abroad TO pursue his studies. applying him
self for three years to postgraduate work in
Munich. It was there that no rec eived his de-
gree Of Doctor Of Philosophy. He ia the son OF
the President OF the University OF the Pacific
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where Ye.t.rdny,. Fire. Were.

A,M.-1:oo sol West Twenty-nihth street. Gilbert
Brien, damage 81. 900. 800 24I Broomo street. Max
Edolstein damage trihnE: 80. awning. 2o5 Worth
street. damage 225 ll3 West Thirty NTH street.
damage $50 $500, 20 and ~ Worth street. H. b. Olaf
I'm Co. damave $50: 1925 Ss5 Eighth avenue Bauer
4 Duhy, damage SbO $3.50 o32 Ninth avenue. Dnmont
Max. damage $500; 3;<5, 2O4 Allen street. Joseph
Hoffman damage trihing: p:25. 100 Allen street. Max
Presserman damAge 1915, 23l Madison str eet, no
damavs u;5o awning, 4s7 First avenue. Louis Schmidt
damage $40
r N-j2:3o. 3O& East 1929 st.. Mr.. Toppman dam.
age So 1916 Ala East Forty seventh street. Patrick
FlAhorty damage SIS; 2:30. awning, 435 East Tenth
street Amanda Smith damsvs $40; TAO. |, ba3 First
avenue, Joseph Kauerwitz, damage $40; lO:45, 1888
sscond Avenhs. Abe Tompkins. danAge S25
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Took . Header Over a Baby Carriage.

Lawrence Fredericks. n years old. of 1853
West SD street coasted down the steep hin
in Sedgewick avenue, Highbrdge on q bicy-
Gle on the afternoon OF the Fourth. Half way
down the hill he bumped into baby's car
riage. The father Of the child clung to the
carriage and kept II, upright. Fredericks took
ade az ana o emf on on tS otfe
hands and face. and was locked up In tho
HiGhhridge police station on n charge Of reck-
less riding.
Mr.. Horr reported in the Morrisania court
esterday that the baby had not been injured.
and as the bicyclst was. he did not want to
make any complaint Justice Simms dis
charged Fredercks.
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side. and the police and soldiers on the other.
The crowd was composed OF the rfr-raff Of the
city. o majority being men out OF work and
men who never work. The fighting was quite
severe. and numbers on both sides were in
jured.
The affair has assumed such a serious as
poet that the authorities. who at first mag
insd that it was due entirely to the efferves-
eense Of the more ,nlschlevous Of the students.
have determined to restore order at any cost.
The disordsrly element in all parts OF the city
took advantage OF the demonstration OF the
students to create trouble. and now. IS a
matter OF fact. they and not the students as
Q body are responsible for the rioting To-
day almost the whole Of Paris Is occupied by
troops who are under orders to repress disor-
dor with strong hand.
The Government hGs not yet carried out its
threat to close tho Labor Exchange. 1t was
decided this morning to allow the building to
remain open for n little while longer.
Another disgracetul scene was witnessed in
the Chamber OF Deputies to-day. tho occasion
being tho riots that have occurred in the city
since Saturday last Proposals were mado
that tho Chamber should at once proceed to
discuss the subject. but NJ. Dupuy. tho
Primo Minister. opposed such action. His
opposition was seized upon by the Extremists
to mako o demonstration. They howled and
y0uou. hnO u general upTOdT lOHOWeu. TOT
time nothing could be heard but cries and
counter-cres. and the utmost disorder pre-
vailed. Whom order Was finally restored. the
Chamber BY vote Of 377 to 1873. postponed
consideration of the question until Monday.
Atthis hour. M, quietness prevails In the
district south OF the Seine. whore the trouble
has been most pronounced. Tho prompt ac-
ton to-day OF the military and tho knowledge
that they have orders to use any amount OF
force to dispense rioters has had the effect OF
cowing the mob, When night falls. however.
further trouble may occur. but the authori-
ties declare that they will put down disorder
even II II becomes necessary to order tho SOL
disrs to FIRE volleys into the or owds.
LONDON. July d-Tho Standards corrospon-
dent at Paris says that thYoe policemen were
thrown into the Seine by tho mob during the
rio:ing yesterday. II is supposed that they
were drowned. as they have not since been
seen
Tho Paris Temps says that forty-two police
mon and sixteen Ropublican Guards were
wounded during the nghting yesterday.
Eighteen kioBks were burned and forty-hve
others ransAcked.
Tho French Government has ordered to Paris
reenforcements from tho garrsons at YER
saillea, Meiun. and other places.
The Municipal Council held an excited meet
ing. ut which revolutions were adopted TO the
the hostility ofthe police toward the CIT zens
Tho Council throws the responsibility Tor the
disturbances upon Project Of Police loze anu
his hieiarchical chief. Premier Dupuy
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A New Steamship for tho American L,.e.

GLASGOW. July 5.-Denny Brothers. ship
builders OF Dumbarton. launched at their yard
at that place. yesterday. a steel. twin-screw.
cargo and passenger steamer Of 10000 tons.
built for tho American line. She Is nded to
Griscom. wife Of President Griscon OF the
American line, christened the new steamer
Southwark; The vessel. It is asserted. is pn-
sinkallc She has n double bottom. and her
hull is divided by bulkheads into watertight
compar tments.
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Lived Long Enough to shoot Back.

TARpoN SPRINGS, Fla, July 5.-City Marshal
Whitehurst was shot and killed yesterday after
noon by Bird Stevenson OF SapIing Woods vii
lage. while the officer was trying to arrest
hisordcriy sponge fisherman; Whitehurst re-
turned StevensonS fire after he was wounded.
and with such effect that Stevenson will prob
ably die. Whitehurst died almost instantly
after firing at his assaiant.
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Actors Alley GossipIng About the Actrers
md the Leading Man.

Actors' Alley Gossiplng Abont the Actress
and the Leading Man.
week ago last Saturday Julia Marlowe. the
actress. sailed from London on the Chester.
Robert Tabor. the leading man in her COM
pany last season. was also passenger on the
same ship Rumors have since gained con-
siderable volume along Actors alley that
there was significance in their making the
trip together
that Miss Marlowe and Mr.. Tabor had gone
abroad on n honeymoon trip. Statements
who returned to town for q few hours on ac-
count OF tho disablement of the Chester be.
fore she got outside OF the harbor. that seemed
to confirm the report.
1t 10 known that the two were on very friend
" terms. Yet it Is said on good authority that
Miss Marlowe's contract with her managers
forbade her entering into the bonds of matri-
mony until the end OF her engagement early
next summer
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Daylight Safe Robbery In Northport.

NoRTHroRT. July 5.-The Northport Post
Office safe was robbed OF 81 800 in stamps and
money in broad daylight. between IL 80 A. NJ.
and 80 Z. n. to-day. There is no clue to the
thief and no suspicion against anybody. The
sistant Of Postmastnr William II. Sammis.
upon whom the loss falls Lewis had not been
out OF the office. and the robbery must have
occurred whilo he WAS attending to the mail
The safe. which was open. stands near the
rear door, which was closed. but not locked.
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Terribly Mur, by n Failing sc.noid.

William Martin. 81 years old. Of IA Cherry
street. fell from n scafrold yesterday afternoon
while at work outside OF the third-story win.
dows OF the house at 1914 Cherry street. Both
his legs and his jaw bone were broken. and he
sustained in addition internal injuries.
He was taken to Gouverneur Hospital where
1t was said last night that he would probably
die OF his injuries Edward Kennedy. his en-
ployer. n mason living at 142 Cherry street,
was arrested. it ieing charged that the ropes
which supported the scaffold were defective.
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Both stenmer. Sunk In tho Collision.

LONDON. July 5.-The British steamers Elba
and William Balls were in collision last night
thirty miles Off the Humber estuary. on the
east coast Of England. Both vessels were so
badly damaged . that they s2nk: All hands . on
or reached land in their own boats.
The Elba. which was q vessel OF 1.40S tons.
was bound from Bombay for Hull. The VIII
liam Balls was LOTT tons. She was laet re-
ported as having arrived at Hamburg from Su-
lima. and was probably bound for q port on the
east coast OF England.
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Saved HI. Own Child First.

ELIZABETH July 5.-Thomas Decker OF this
city. aged 9. went bathing this afternoon in
the Kill Won Kull near Bergen Point. with a
Mr.. Morrisey and his ten-year- old son. Neither
boy could swim. and they were splashing
around up to their waists in water. when both
disappeared. being swept of their feet, rs 1t is
came to the surface they were in deep water.
Morrisey swan out and save! his own child
Then he brought Decker ashore. Decker was
still breathing. but he died soon afterward.
He lived with his widowed IN other Mrs. Albert
Decker. at ]. OS5 Manoia avenue.
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Average on july g. iSe2

WASHINGTON FORECAST FOR THURSDAY
For New England local rain Al thunder storms, fol.
lowed by generally fair weather; winds shifting to
westerly with increasing FORCE probably becoming
dangerous on the coast.
Tor Nsn Turk diy: ftsh and brk oesieriy rird.
For eastern Pennsylvania. New jersey and Delaware.
generally fair; westerly winds.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland, Virginia
North Carolina. south Carolina and Georgia generally
tair; continued warm. southwesterly winds.
For West Virginia western New York. western Penn
sylvhnIa, and Ohio, fair; westerly winds.
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As The WIbOU, SHE WANTS TIE Es7B TIE
But Her Manila Wrapping Paper Marriage
Certificate Looks Like n Forgery.

nut her Manila wrapping Paper Marriage
Certificate Looks Like n Forgery.
DULUTH. July 5.-The application Of Mrs.
Lulu Pomcry for the setting aside OF a certain
portion OF the estate OF the late Nehemiah
Hulett came up to-day in the Probate Court
for this county.
Hulett was an eccentric old man. who during
his last years lived entirely alone but for his
housckeeper. Mrs. Pomery. Some time after
his death the woman made application that
the house where he had lived be set side for
her.
She produced marriage contract executed
on piece OF manila wrapping paper purport
ing to be signed by Hulett and herself In
which they set forth that. believing such
course proper. they declare themselves man
aud wife.
There Is no question as to the relations
which existed between Hulett and the woman.
but the heirs claim that the alleged certificate
is forgery, and that she was only his mis-
treSs.
The testimony to- day tends to confirm that
opinion. The amount involved in the case ex
ceeds StiOU,O0U
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SAID THEY WERE ASLEEP WHEN CUT
But the Police Think the Man and Woman
Were Awake and Cut Each Other.

Were Awake and Cut Each Other.
ST. LOUIS. July SIN the Third district this
morning about 2 o'clock officers were notified
that while Cizila Thomas and George Ander
son were asleep at lob Franklin avenue
some unknown person entered the apartment
and assaulted them with a razor or knife. An
derson was cut twice on tho left thigh aud
knee. and the woman received three cuts on
the left thigh. arm and hand.
Whom questioned as to who they suspected
of the cutting. neither Anderson nor the
woman could suggest the name. of anybody.
City Hospital as prisoners. 1t is thought by
the police that tho two had qunrreiled during
the night and had used a knife on each other.
afterWard becoming reconciled.
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M,.took O,,um for wh,.k.v

Thomas Fallon. % years old. OF 1.097 Third
avenue. who was supposed to have attempted
suicide on Tuesday night. was discharged in
forkvile Police Court yesterday. He explained
ture Of opium under the impressio on that it was
whiskey. He cal led a physician as soon as he
discovered his mistake.
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CARRIED TWO BABIES,

And Tried to Abandon One OF Them In Cen.
trail Park.
In n wooded portion Of Central Park. op-
posite Sixty-seventh street and Fifth avenue.
Mary Lydars laid down a one-year-old child
early last evening and moved away. leaving it
asleep. Citizens told Park Policeman Lana
han. and he arrested her.
She gave her address as 765 Hicks street.
Brooklyn. She still carried In her arms baby
only few months old.
All the woman would say in explanation OF
her action was that the child she attempted to
leave in Central Park was one which one Mary
UBren had left with her and had failed to re-
turn for,
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1t was reported at Quarantine yesterday just
before the arrival ofthe ThinCvalia line steam
ship Hekla that W. c. Stewart. passenger on
ono OF the Sandy Hook steamboats,. had seen
seamen on the Hekla throwing mattresses
overheard inside tho Hook. This is prohib-
tied. The Hekla WAS detained at Quarantine
b. Health Officer Jenkins's deputy until COM
munication could be had with the Doctor. who
was attending meeting Of the Quarantine
Commits soners in this city. Capt. Lauh of tho
overheard inside Sandy Hook. DR.. jenkins
released the Hekla at ~, o'clock last evening
He will make further investigation. and IL
nrOSecutpd.
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Judge Lawrence yesterday appointed Will
liam II. Ricketts, receiver for William H. Sandi-
fer the jewellsr under tho Filth Avenue Hotel,
on application Of Franklin Bien., On Dec: 20.
and ON Nov % made another assignment to
Charles Kuhn. Jr Tho receivers bond is
fixed at So, OUU.
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BROKE THE PEA cEM4KER's Skull.
Franz Rupert Gets the Knife Thrust Meant
for His Landlord.

Charles Reitz. dish washer in Suffers
boarding house at 231 East Ninety-third
street. celebrated the Fourth in rather bois-
ferrous fashion. and some OF the boardeTs COM
planned to Suffer yesterday that Reitz had
made love in an Objectionable manner to one
OF the women in the house
suffer called the man to account last night,
and Retz demanded his pay.
I'll kill you II you don't give 1t to mo-" he
cried as he caught up short, heavy butchers
knife.
Sutter. and was stabbed just behind the loft
ear. The cut was of little moment. but the
blow broke his skull.
He was taken to the Presbyterian Hospital.
Tho doctors say his injuries are dangerous.
Reitz was locked up.
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The At,.ut. Back from Nicaragua.

WASHINGTON. July 5.-The cruiser Atlanta
has arrived at Hampton Roads from Near
aqua whore she was ordered about tho middle
Of May. when the revolution in that country
was at its height. She will go to the Norfolk
Navy Yard where she will be thoroughly over
hauled and prepared for u foreign cruise. 1t
was the intention Of the Navy Department to
have her take the New York Naval Reserve on
some time to repair her this plan had to be
l.an a al
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M,.,ook the sLy,lrht For "a Tia Roof

PETERsBURo. Va. July 5.--Capt w. Hender-
son Eanes Chief OF Police Of Petersburg, was
killed tonight by falling through tho glass
skyliGht over the dry-goods store OF Meyers
4 Son. ON Sycamore street. Capt Eanes was q
member Of PetersburRs lodge OF Elks It
bers It was hot in the lodge room. and Capt
Eanes got out OF . window and stepped on the
He fell throu gh to the first floor u distance Of
fifty feet, and WAS dead when picked up.
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rn.alrrant CLIuanen R.jsetea.

PORTLAND. Or. July 5.-Collector Black has
examined % out OF $50 Chinese who came
here on the steamship Haytien Republic from
Victoria Il. G. Eight oithe number have been
been seized 10y the customs inspector and will
probably DO libelled III few dayR
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BERLIN July 5.-King William. In his speech
closing the Prussian Landtag congratulated
the members upon tho numerous informal re-
forms they had achieved In the Ave years OF
their sitting. oil Of which had resulted in ben:
eft to tho people Of Prussia. Ths period had
and Of Heiigoland. Referring to the drought
and the scarcity OF grain and fodder, the King
said that measures would he taken to remedy
the scarcity. while at the ga m time help would
be extended to agriculturists.
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Detective CALI rher Suspended.

Mayor Pagan of Hoboken suspended Deteo-
tive James Gallagher last night pending an in-
vestgation. Gallagher Is alleged by Carl
CHASER. an indicted policy dealer to have ac-
cepted money to permit a. policy game to be
carried on without police Interference.
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WINNIPEG. Man. July a-Liquidators were
appointed on Monday to wind up tho business
OF the CONNER Bank. which has been de-
clRred insolvent The liabilities are placed at
$l.37U.OOO and assets at 81 1851, 116. part OF
the latter is not realtZable. but the bills OF the
bank are rs good as gold under tho Dominion
In
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Attempt to KIN a Russian Minister.

ST. PETERSBURG. July 5.-An attempt was
made to-day to assnssinate NJ. Pobiedonoszetf.
a member OF tho Council Of the Empire and Of
tho supreme Tribunal
An ex-semlnarist named Ciharzintof tried
to stRo the Minister with a dagger at the lat
ter's residence at Zarspoe- Selo. nut was over
powered and placsd under arrest.
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Two Cases OF Typhms.

Two cases Of typhus fever were discovered
yesterday. the first since June %. One was
Albert Mesuer. 27 years Old. of 1lS Clinton
place, He went TO st. vincent's Hospital on
Tuesday night i'll. and his case was pro:
nounced to he one OF typhus fever. Edward
d. Foote's. homeless man. developed typhus
yesterday in the alcoholic ward OF bellevue
Both were removed to North Brother Island.
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vALETrA. Malta. July 5.-The battle ship
Camperdown arrived here to-day. She was
escorted by the battle ship Infiexible. The
Camperdown is the temporary flagship OF Rear
Admiral Markham. his own flagship, the Ira
fslgar. being laid up here for repairs; The
Camperdown in the collision has not been
N ado public
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SPARKS FROM THE 1ELEsRApH

A. L. Jones Co. grocsrs or Syracuse failed yesten
day. Liabilities, $4,000; assets. $4,000
Tho New Haven Opera HopSe was so badly damaged
BY nro yesterday morning that IL may have sbe r.
built.
Master Workman Hughes was released from the
Rochester psni entAry yesterday morning o'cock
and Immediately left the city.
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Ise Say. King George ha. Not Indicated.

LONDON. July 5.-A report has reached this
city from the United States to the effect that
King George of Greece had abdicatsd and
that a republic had been proclaimed. The
relation to it. He said: This is tine first n ews
I have received Of the abdication Of King
George, he laughed inersdul3usiy when the
declared that the story was preposterouA
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OTTAWA. July ga collision occurred on the
Canadian Pacific road ON Saturday at Ross
port, 100 milas east OF Port Arthur. Ontario.
between a ballast train and hand car The
train WAS derailed and wrecked and seven
men were badly injured OF whom four have
since died