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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-03-10
ere t0c stood, side bU side.

ere tOc stood, side bU side.
nes we walked, sometimes ran,
rev on to morning walked
SO and ran the more. Though
.ce that country appeared to
It, yet there were huts and
the people, of which we must
ed more than twenty, hidden
places of the hills. When we
me Of these Alan would leave
re way, and go himself and rap
side of the house, and speak
the window with some sleeper
\ ed. This was to pass the news,
4 in that country was 80 much of
khat Alan must pause to attend to
b while fleeing for his life, and so
offended to by others that in more
half of the houses where we called
had heard already Of the murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Hon. James w. Hustled. while serving
his sixth term az speaker Of the assem-
bly, Of the state OF New York. writes:
STATE or NEW York. J
ASSEMBLY CHAMBER.
ALBANY. Jan. l6. 1870
desire once more 10 bear my test
mony 10 the value Of Ailcock's Porous
Pastors. have used them for twenty
I'VE years past. and can conscientiously
commend them as the best external
remedy that have known. Years ago.
when thrown from carriage and seri-
oualy injured. gave them thorough
trial In very snort time the pain that
was suffering disappeared, and within
a week | vas entirely relieved. On an
other occasion. when suffering from a
severe cough, which threatened pulmo-
nary difficulties, which / was recon-
mended 20 20 TO Florida 10 relieve. l de
termined 10 test the plssters again. Il
applied them 10 my chest and between
the shoulder blades. and in less than a
fortnight was entired cured. On still
another occasion when suffering from
an attack IL rheumatism In the shout
der 10 such an extent that | could
scarcely raise my arm. again resorted
70 the plasters. and within few days
the rheumatism entirely disappeared.
have them constantly by me. whether at
home OF abroad. My family as well as
myself have found them TO be a sover-
eigu remedy. both for external and in
ternal troubles. | never had but ore
kidney difficulty in my life, and the APP
plication 81 the plasters cured me in a
week desirc. as / said before. 10 bear
my testimony in public way 10 their
efficacy. and know OF no better way Of
doing il than by giving you my personal
experience.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
LAID IN THE GRAVE
Funeral Of Ex-Msyos Mccray
Was Very QUIET
MANY OLD RESIDENTS ATTEND
IA w4s His lk~q1sss that No Public
Services In Held Inferred An
E.uisoa stre~t Cemrsery.
MANY OLD RESIDENTS ATTENI

Without oxtsntsfion and show. jus
a lis life had been. - VAS bis funeral.
The mortal fec aims II 81 A4yor hilbert
Marshal McCFay acre laid o. rest IA
their eternal nieep at O'clock yesterday
Afternoon Ia Fulton street eemeters.
his hfs had been - quiet. - even had
bsen the fencr Of his way that Tea Of the
present generation knew that he had
ever been mayor Of this city. until the
brief story Of has life was published
few days ago. His days u usefulness
remained until the last and quietly he
daily went about bis work until the
Master summoned him 20 cease his toil
forever.
FoIlowing the feelings which gov
srnsd him through life he expressed the
desire fox days before his death tor
very private funeral.
Services were held In the residence on
Barclay street AZ o'clock and many
hundrsds Of friends and those
who came % Grand Rapids as
boys with him. assembled in the
house and on the lawn 10 take last
hook al the face 81 him whom they had
known and respected for 80 many years.
by request % Mrs. McCray howers were
omitted and the still form wrapped IN
the quiet of never-ending sleep lay in
the paricr in plain black casket. Fifty
or more members OK the Old Settlers as
ISOLATION passed by. aud "a they took a
last look al the calm face they were car
ried back full half a hundred years -
the time when hrst they met him. No
doubt but many thought. too. OK the
summons that must como q them ere
many years. and many ill-repressed their
tears or other signs Of sorrow. All OF
the city officials Of today and
many ex-officials were seen In
the congregation In one group
were ex- Mayors Powers. Stekette and
| killean and Mayor Stuart At 3:l5 a
prayer Was said by the Rev. III. III.
Johnston VI Trinity church. and the
vested choir sang the beautiful hymn,
the first words OF which are: IL
I Mother Dear. Jerusalem" The respon
sive service was read. and the choir
sang abide With Me-" The Rev. III
ii. Johnston then spoke from the text,
Il Myself" Luke xiv. 80.
The services closed with the singing
Of There Is Land OF Pure Delight"
The remains were taken to the GENE
terry, followed by none but the immedi-
ate friends and relatives. The bearers
were all nephcws OF Mr.. McCray. They
we're Frank =. Roys and +. b. Roys
city; G.. NJ Roys. III. X Roys and j. +.
Porter. Wyoming township; and John
Nj. McCray OF Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
KNOWLEDGE

Frinr~ eo1nforf and Improvement and
80 @ PeuoDai esleynent when
.lF Gk1 The n4sy, sho live bet
.aAn olkers snsi ENJOY life more with
szpsn1itu1e. By usons promptly
tie t1e worlds beat products 70
seefs ~ physical being. vii stte<t
valsa 70 bsaith Of the pure liquid
ss psinciples embraced IN the
rly Syrup u fig<
- sxoelience II due 70 10 prrstnfsng
s Esrn raxt acceptable and E'lsas-
e. 80 tIate. the refreshing and Truly
aciA properties Of a perfect lax
eas teeLasily cleansing the system.
-.1nx coids headachss and levers
rernanentiy curing constipation.
r.xen satisfaction - millions and
VIA tie approval Of the mediczl
ga. hecallse it ats on the Kid
Izrer asa Bowels Without weak
81 All i Is psrfertiy free ffon
e. lloHable substance.
fs1 n Elc. i for sals BY AL drug
"a M Il bottles. but Il = man
ai ~ Inc California Flg syrup
nos name Is printed ON every
-. also the name, Syrup Of fig>
ax weu informed. YOU viii not
.sy substitute II onsfed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
8TiCa's Great Danger


81 a.s,ninsut English scientist recently,
ser tina. confrOnts the great Ameri-
ssorls to-day 10 not the possible adop-
81 wong financial policy for the
~ Or she spread q socialism, or the
- of corruption among public men.
tse.e ere h<d enough. 10 De sure, but
w rcthlHE cnuparcd 10 the terrible
cae~-l had almost said national
ossrvork. The mad rush for
~ set a a killing pace, and thousands
tse Wy every year.
srs tksiy 20 be one Of the victims I
w. knou' Becanse IL Is the sxcep-
o lti a rian OF woman ~ adult age In
heziih Nervous Disorders are
-- vita fearful rspidity. Among the
t. ere--f,a .ksche. Biliousness, Cold
ard Feet, Dizziness, Hot Flashes,
rr Sensation. Painting, Headache,
~. Ifritanilitv 81 the Heart. Melan-
lfr Nesaory. Palpitatisn. Rheu-
afg Breath. Sieepiessness. Nsr-
..A. >exual DEBILITY, Fits. etc.
a IsNsoI.I- pastor First Baptist
-.rir1r. ~. writes ~ f3llovs:
ffr N.is~ Restorative Nervine
s a.aatl-S. 6sd Il acts like
i.ir Eho.e nervous svs;euL
aunt iseilal in giving Immediate
,iHe' itsse Nerve and Liver
r a sr4s and :hey vii recon-
alse.sts - be tho BEST pills IN ~
~ f~t vrsrs hsve Suffered from Ner-
= tesrr7fior. | Wa unahle ~ work 90
10 ir~s dos % Dr. Niles Restora-
.as gave me res.ef. ard one thou.
- soald DOT c0ver tho good IL has
~ JOHN MiNCHER IoungS
ff3
kies' RrssorstIvs servlne IL m
- gURiS9 Nervous Diseases IA
- arissfes ~ dangerous drugs Sold
e s- ss guarantees ~ al druggists. "a
I c. = alseai 20. Elkhart- Id
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

10 rsfafn unfii saturday. Sepsenaber
and Trains lease Grand kap.ds 1850
:. ~. ana lf@1 :. N. ARRIVING Chicago
l:l0 ,. IA and lo5 q n. Refurnins
trains cave Chiesgo - ,. u. snsi 1870
,. n. arriving Grand kaplds losso = "a.
and 60 a "a.
Cal telephone co
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
HE CROSSES THE RIVER
On q Wire cabls-Highly Sensational
Feat.

The North Park association has Sc
cured Prof. Granada. the worlds cham
pion high wire artistic. Tor a weeks en-
gagement. commencing today. Prof.
Granada aecomplisnes some thrilling
acts on the wire. and bis performances
are marvellous During the afternoon
the artistic viii give hourly exhibitions
near the pavilion. One % Prof. Gran
ada's most difficult fcats is crossing the
river on an inch cable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Wait for the new merchant tailoring
firm u Shatguck 4 Gable. No Al North
Ionia street. rear Of Peoples Savings
Bank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

CHICAGO AND RETuES
GO0nRICH I.INE

Aonday. Aug. Ia. the ID. q. II. 4 ~
r.. IN connection vith the Goodrich
line. viii run 1nofher excursion o. the
sorld's f4lz. special train vii leave
Grand kAfits ~ o. - ,. m. making di-
rect oonnecfion at Grand Haven with
special steamer - the Goodrich line. az
irving Chicago go a. H. Tickets good
fur return unfil Aondsy night. Aug. ~
Fare only tlsu for the round trip
JAS CAafHEtf. City Ag-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Capt j. o. Bellaire viii execute pen
sion vouchers for ten tl0i ceats sept. A
aud ). is8R Certificate as notary pub
lie on lile with All Z. 5. agencies.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

To reduce stock sufficiently y of on
everything continues a few days.
4. Is. s,TACffEk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Boyer, - Canal street, Is selling g
and $3.50 hand sewed ladies' shoes for
$40
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
Il. SCHENCK'S

e have a vsls1s a. a household
fts eye1i tha power of langIage 10
3inily can hardly be true "a
AZ keep them on hand tor
ztIl4%&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

Boyer. - Canal street. Is selling shoes
o. newsboys At 10 per cent above cost
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21

THOMAS u. GILBERT. President.
GEO. q. kRfoGs, Vice President.
y. FREDERICK BARS. Cashier.
T. H. HrSr. Assistant Cashier.
Transact business in all depar; menfs Of bank
ing authorized by the National Banking Law.
Exchanges available in all tho commercial
cities 81 the world NJ current rates
L. ). bonds bought and sold
nI1sEt TORS.
Thomas ID. Gilbert Noyes I. Avery.
Thomas j. q BrionL George g. Bri9r&
David NJ. Amherx. Lemuol ID. Putnam
Ransom L. Lucs, Constantine Mortoc.
Edward Il. Hunt John &. Fitzgerald
!. Stewart White, Pkilo C. Fuller.
j. Frederick Bars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
Detroit, Lansing & Northern

July ~. ls3k
TO DETROIT.
Lv. Grand Rapids. Tooam sf6pm sppm
AR. Dctroit....-.......i1 40 m $50 p NJ 10 s m
FROM DETROIT.
Lv Detroit ........ Is a m -i45pm COZ m
Ar. Grand Rapids 1, Is m so D m 10 Is p N
SAGINAW. ALAA AND ST. LoUIS
Lv- Grand Rapids. ....... Dam tIspm
Ar Grand Rapids................-u - IN 10 10 m
LOWELL. Wa LOWELL HAaTrNGs X n
Lv. Grand Rapids. 100 a m 5pm 30pm
AR. from Lowell. ...... ~ a. IN skJ m
THRorGH CAR SERVICE.
Parlor cars all trains between Grand Rap.
Dds and Detroit Parlor car 10 saginaw on
morning train
sEyery day Other trains week days only.
GDoEGE DEHAyES. Gen Pass'r Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
MANDRAKE

ce.F vcstahie suhsfituts for that
- atr- MERCURY. and while
- a curative = fully equal. u
acne u l4e periloas effects
81 constioaiion. Mandrake acts upon the
r-f1o-.t 4lagosl-g tAem 10 subsequent
seredy ae.s 20 directly on the liver,
sireliy cures slck Headache.
s. ...a. !. .1 aas PILLS.
So ~ AZ nrrerisfs- Price 5 eta pr
tefes go q. ets OF sent By mall. postage
~ rrripi 20 urea Dr. J. H. schsnck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
GRAND RAPIDS MB INDIANA
RAILRoAD.
As<. n. -

Trains ls4vtns soufh a % D m and II - n
rnn dalt. Other tRaias daily sxcept snndaJ
slEErisG kSp eAsLog car seexlca
North-i - a m issia has psrlor ear % Mack
10 N train has sleeping can or4na Rap
hos "a fetoskey and Aackinaw.
south-sUs m train has paxier ear Gran1
iaptds ~ CipeinnatL
20. N train has parior ear Grand Rapids
To Chicara
go U train has NJ snsr sleeping ear Grsaa
Rapids TO CincinnatL
IL - . IA train has through coach and Waxnsr
aeepins car Grsnd Rapids 70 Chicago
srsKDaox. GRAND Rsffns . rxpfAsA
Fer Anskeeon J.. Nv. asa m N zsem sl0p m
From Anskeson.Ar 10 IS a N ~ N 10 m
sunday train leaves Zoe Mnskexoa Is n
ARRIVES fron Musk seon ~ M
CHICAGO VIA a. n. 49,
Lv. Grand Rapids. i00 m xDp m NJ mn m
An. Chicago. 4iopm ol0pm EOS q m
i00ia m train has bu iet psrlor car and n 81
z mtrain daily Wagner slsspinx car.
". hieago Esp m 10 % y N
Ar. Grand Rapids..- ns0pm es0a
ASH m train has buffet parior car and dining
car.
1850 N train daily. through coach and was-
ner sleeping car.
Through tickets and full Information can Be
bad by calling upon A. Almquisf ticket Agent
N union station. telephone No cd. Grand Rap
Ids, Mich {. l.. LocKwooo.
Gen. Pass aud Ticket Assat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-21
His Personal Experience.

Hon. James w. Hustled. while serving
his sixth term as speaker Of the assem-
bly, Of the state OF New York, writes:
..SrATE or NEW YORK
The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-08-25
HE RULES WHO READS.

Send Orders for Any of the Following Works to THE
REA1 WEST $40 WabQshQ Street, St. Paul. Minn with the
pFica. and the work will be mailed you Postage Free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

CLOSE OF THE BFHRING SEA ARGrMENTo NENh'
London. July 1.--sir Charles Russell conn'c' io'
Great Britain In the Behring Sea arbitration S"'u W
day that the presentation Of the cases D'lo'c ''
Tribunal would be finished on Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE ROCKAUAY CLCBHOt SE BCRNED.
MEMBERS HAVE NARROW EsCAPEs-CLUB REC
or AND PRIZES DESTROYED.

NEMBrRs HAVE NARROW ESCAPES-CLUB REC
or. AND PRIZES DESTROYED.
Tho h,ndsomc clubhouse Of the Rockaway oiuo'
-, c.d,rhurSt L. L. was almost totally destroyed
rra o,rIv Yesterday morning. The fire broke out
In corncr of the ground floor. near the stewards
nor,m.nt The first intimation OF fire was when tle
r,o,, nm thc second floor began TO fill with SMOKE
an, I'm a short time the flames broke through The
CORNER NJ the building and caught the double pal
copv which extended around three sides OF the build
t,c Th. flames worked under the lower hoor OF
th, balcony and within n couple OF minutes the h'r
h,d ,nveoped the building on three siucs. Ihere
,vns n strong breeze blowing AMI WITHIN hve minutes
the whole building was blazing. Fire engines were
belness AS the small amount OF water was OF httle
avail TO put out the raging flames. WITHIN hali
hour after the fire started the whole building was
dcstroyed only the chimney and the basement re-
maincd standing. they were built OF pr'eR anu
stone The stables OF the club. which were hun
dr.d var distant. were not injured.
seyernl of the club members had narrow escapes
m getting out OF the building alive. The steward ana
his wife had to rush through the flames TO save them
..,v.s and eyery thing they owned was destroyed ny
rho fire As soon as the fire discovered all OF
,,. cluh records and books placed In IL trunk
and tken ont on the verunda but had 10 be abandoned
and were burned All Of the club prizes consisting OF
,,uob, silver cups and vases totally destroyed
includnc the 81 900 challenge Alden Cup. Invita-
lions had been Issued for concert ana mop which was
TO have taken place tomorrow lght III .e @ @
The loss Is estimated at 10000, with about *3O,oOO
,nsnr.nce The club will make an effort to have the
Insurance paid at that work can De begun on
rebuilding the clubhouse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
EI. PRESIDENT HARRISON AT CAPE NAY.

ExIrsdcnt Harrison left this city yesterday Tor
Cape May. where he will spend the summer I've
took breakfast at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with Ms
son, Russell u. Harrison, and then went for Il Walk
with him. They returned to the hotel abon' IL "o
O'Clock and General Harrison directed that MS bag
gage be sent 70 the 30 O'Clock train on the Prnnsyi
vania Railroad Russell h. Harrison went to the train
with his father.
The ex-Prcsldent will spend July ana AiEiSt NJ
Cape May Point and VIII devote part ol MS lime
TO the preparation OF his lectures constitutional ana
International law AT Leland Stanford, jr University
next year. lie will return TO indianapolis IN hr Tor
the encampmrnt Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
early In september. .
Cape May y. j.. July (speca). ).-Gcnerai Harrison
arrived here at q O'Clock this evening ana went
directly 10 his cottage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
TIE MEAGuER MFN LEAVE TIE CITY.

About sixty members Of Meagher's lrlsh B1g"de
Association lrr the city FOR Gettysburg ~ midhen'
last night on the "ncw'paper" train owing 70
,h. Illness Of General Dennis T. BURKE IN" president
Of the association. Colonel John Dillon hnhan 'ooA
command lie was assisted By Captain James Nc
Grew Major John McCart0n and Captain Charlss j..
Ouiuu The a~,ocation VIII take part In the
exercises AT Gettysburg to-day and tomorrow" re
turning 10 New. ork on July 4. The membas VIII
also decorate the monument II the brigade crcopo
to mark iis position during th' battle.
Mcaghers Irish Brigad" was Organized NJ INC oe-
Ginning NJ the war under General Thomas +. Mesgh,T
!, v,s ,ompo,cd OF five regiments. the 63d, 60th
and e-th New York. the 2-th Massachusetts,. and
thc liGth P,nn- yIvana. IT was In active service
during the entire and took part In many OF
1hr hottest battles The association was formed a'"r ~
thc close OF the IL has now about es"V
mrnhc., Oh lls rOll,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
DROWNED UITHIN SIGHT or HIS MOTHER
A STEVENS INSTITUTE SENIOR LOSES HIS LIFE
WHILE BATHING At GREAT NECK, l.. l.

A STEVENS INSTITUTE SENIO, LOSES HIS LIFE
WHILE BATHING AT GREAT NECK. l.. l.
Joseph f. Crowcll. who lives AT High and liadni In
ST.. Newark was drowned while bathing In Long
Island sound or Oriental Grove. Great Neck. H. H.,
at = o'clock yesterday afternoon. The yourg man
lost his life within fifty feet ~ the shore. and IN u
view of his mother aud friends. Mr.. Crowell went
to Oriental Grove yesterday on an excursion with
the High Street Pr,sby tcrIan Third PRESBYTERIAN,
Second Presbyterian. Central Methodist and liasct
street Methodist churches OF Newark.
Mr. Crowcll had been In IN" water but u short
time when he WAS seized with cramps and went
down before help could reach him. GrOrg" frarc"
Of Port Washington, saw Mr. Crow"ll as he was
struggling In the water. and went I" his aid. Mr.
Pcgrce reached the young mans side Just too la'e'
lie divcd for the body and brought II ashore IL
then found that Croovrll might live. and thos"
present tried to induce forced respiration.
mounted messenger sent for doctor. The
nearest physician lived four miles AWAY, and Mr.
Crowcll wa, beyond aid when the physician arrived
Ills body was forwarded Ia Newark last night
lie was a nephew Of james CrOwcll. OF the ilrm
of James A. Coe & Co., iron dealers, of NO. loo
Aullrry-st. Newark. and was member Of the senior
class Of Stevens Institute. llobokcn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02

Men SWAN around helping Others ana many Oh
them secmcd to think more OF rescuinS 'heH
comrades thar of saving their own lives. Ai'er
the first few seconds following the disappearance
of the shin there was no shouting or screal"nS'
and those who died met their death el'eh'i!
Durinc the terrible half-hour from tine time Oh
tho collision until all had been saved whom 10
was possible TO rescue, many acts oil herolsin anu
kindness were done and offered.
Another officer said AT the moment oi '"o
cr,sbinc shock there was rush for stations tnen
fnIlowcd thrcs, minutes of suspense, the ci,cers
and crow waiting for orders on tne upper ".on' .
Al the last the Victoria gave swift iurc" oJ u S,
board as the ship rolled over ana 'lr oothing 70
a terrible struggle - get hold oi som"thlne ~ ~
vindward These struggles, however, were i,i
many eases futile owing to the rush OF water, amn
the men were swept into the sea or carrltn hows
with rho shin which sunk gradually by die o9ws. bows
Then with long, sckening roll She turh"a clTl m, u,
over. and tool, her last downward puhg, g,, i1o .o
mcn who fell from the perpendicular uerk tho bo
the ccward were buried in the water wi'eh '"'
ship turned over D., ,,,,,ro, Markham
saw that by following the order sieh"ileu iui, i
tho dapship a collision bound to occur anu
maln Preparations accordingly. me slEnai dr. au.
the formation desired by the VicAdmlral was scb seS
twice, but the Rclr-Admlral disrrearueo ~ ''''
tmc Tho Vice Admiral then Sl@nairu
WHY arc my orders not 0D'H'd l.. ohov
Rcar-Almira Markham WIS then o2'lse' ~ o'''
nv r,n naicer further sid: The engines oI both
vessel, were reversed when the collision 9ccu'lI hoIf
Tie ram of the Campcrdown ran mor rbe collision
the other slips Of the hset wanted to lower Toan poa,S
and had started to do when Nicc-AamlraI fd
o~na off the sick list the morning of the day oi
thn disaster The midshipmcn were with the We yire
Admiral on the bridge for the pGrp1seh hcase o Of
III Goo, tbat many OF them We're drowned.
w" Continuing. the officer said The question ION
ia could Rear Admiral Markham have carried na, out
H. IL, 'o o"nIntion when Vice Admiral Tryon iirst
iNn,li.J or WAS the dln@"r caused ly fn%r X ;ir-
hdmIol waiting for the third signal? A, those DN'
aC"naintcd with the circumstances say t,,f ;,ont
intion conId not have been performed with9n'
nII;aon mIDd when the first two signals were given
and that no extra danger vas incurred IhiouIr oraar
thc Rear Admirll's delay in ob"yins tue oruer
eixtecn men suffering with fractured arms OF
loo. or other injuries are in the naval hospitals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
THE BROIDWfY CABLES SECOND JICIIM.
WILLIAM STAPLErON. WHOSE INJURIES "Ehf
THOUGHT SLIGHT FOUND DEAD
IN HIS ROOM.

william Staplcton. fifty years old decorator Nv
ing at No. 323 East Twcntyhrst-St' was knocked
down by "A broadway cable car at Twenty eighth-st
on Friday afternoon. An ambulance was sumhon'u'
hut thc surgeon pronounced the mans injuries slight
and he was carried to his home. Last night he was
fouud dead I'm his room II Is supposed that the In
iury 70 his head which struck on the curbng at the
fine Of the accident caused his death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
LABOR CONFLICT FEARED IN PARIS.

Paris July lin reply 10 the questions OF '''o
Paris Municipal Council today Premier Dupuy S"'
that tie city would not bc allowed 10 grant suDVr,
tion 10 the Labor Exchange. The Government Ps "Im
see he said that the law regulating trades Unions
was meantime strictly enforced. connicl bcl"ee"
the working people and the Government Is iehre''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
corNT DE LEssEPs SERIOUSLY ILL.,
THE CONDITION OF TIE FAMOUS F"EN' hMNN
SUDDENLY BECOMES WORSE

Paris July ! The statement Is purhSh'o 'on"S
that Count Ferdinand de LesSep' whose he'l'" HAS
been failing for q long time. has suddenly "oo'ne
worse Much anxiety Is felt regarding MS cohuiuoh'
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THE NEWS OF EUROPE.
MIR. GLADSrONE's APPLICATION OF THE
CLOSURE

THE POWER AND ATTITUDE OF THE SPEAKER
Mr. CH,MBERLAIN's sPEEcH-THE SINK
ING or TIE VICTORIA INDIAN
WNANCE-THE ROYAL WEDDING.
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THE czARrwlTCm VISITS THE oUEE'

London. July 1.-The Czarewrch' VINO arriVeu -,
London Yesterday visited the Queen at Windsor CasD
IN day. liz STAYED only . short time. returning W
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Marlborough House In the afternoon. The Czare"'ch
was accompanied TO Windsor by the members oi MS