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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
A Wilminstenian Cast Into Prison and
BrutalIy Beaten.

NEW YoRK, July 4th.--A daring bul
unsuccessful attempt at jail deliver!
was made early Sunday morning II
the Queens Co. Jail. Long Island city
and that as result OF the attempt
| five prisoners were beaten by Warder
McDoEgal and his deputies, among
the Humber being Lemuel Stroud o
Wilmington, Del
Stroud was arrested along with Sam
uel j. Randall on June 10th, at Wan
tngh. L. l., through the Ignorance o
bar tender, who thought the mel
wanted to chloroform him and roi
him.
Randall was sentenced to Is day
for alleged intoxicatlon, and Stroud
who was Indignant at what he con
sidered an unjust arrest. got tire,
months and $50 fine for interfering.
Stroud was found chained to Oh,
other four prisoners. who 1t Is sal,
where going to break jail.
He was black and blue all over AM
great bruise on his left sid
made 1t impossible for him to II
down. His left arm was bruised ali,
| discolored below the elbow and he ha,
several painful commissions OF the SCALP
Stroud disGlaimed any intention o
breaking jail and was certainly brutal
ly treated by the warden. He hu
numerous relatives III Wilmington. hi
native city. Ills friends should Gel
tainly look after his case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
VM.B. SHARP ( CO
Fourth and Market Sis.
Closed Saturday during
July and August at 6 O'clock,

Those magnificent Dam
ask Napkins advertised a
week ago reduced from $3.50.
to Sl.69 per dozen are near.
" gone.
Mosquito Canopies-Um.
brclla top with full skirt,
white and pink, 81. 25, 81. so,
$500.
Summer draperies Of Silk
allnes i'll new and pretty
styles are fresh from the
makers--beautiful and eff.
tectiye as silk-l5c, Zoe and.
Sc per yard.
One hundred Walnut and
Cherry poles, 5 feet long,
with wood ends, rings and
brackets, are reduced from
. cents to 12l cents,
A small lot Of Rice and
Bamboo Curtains are reduce
ed to one-half-$3 to 81. %
for Rice; 81 to $3.50 for
Bamboo.
Three thousand yards
China Mating at panicky
prices
400 yards, IL e from lie
6OO yards, l5r from zoe, iGiHtlass
400 yarls, lSc from 4'lc, joint 50
.lb yards. @0c from 35c, iutntle4s
SD yards, SOC from 5tr. iointcss
400 yards, Soc from G1c, lointless
\ great combination Of loss
and gain which is your op
portunity.
liassocks-made from the
best Moquettes-all the 81
cent ones for Soc; all the
10 cent ones for 80 cents.
All our Ladies Suits vii
be closed out-our room il
! limited and we shall not con
! tinue the line.
3 Plain Blue Serge, 81 /,
5 81 80; size 36, 36, 10.
. Plain Black and Blu
: Serge, $40 to 81, in size
81, 50, 3S.
B!ae Serge with Silk trim.
F., mings, $l2 to SIS; sizes 3
/ and IS.
q Black and Green Serge
e e $ll to SlL,50; sizes 81 an,
5 So.
/ Brown, Blue and Blac
: Serge, velvet trimming, 81
i to SIS; sizes 80, 81 and Be
These Suits are all mad
with Eton Jackets and plai
skirts and for contemplate
:. travellers are worthy OF il
:! spartion.
r r We have many rcmarkabl
Il good things in Ladies Shil
Waists, i'll silks, pcrcaIes an
:. lawns at July prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07


building BRiCK-All grades in any
4 } quantity. jDiIS VI. SOLOMON. =.
plllce, No 3 West Third street
Phones III and aH. ielG
WANTED Folders aud fancy ironers
w Ia - to GhcSlrr, l.t.; steady work
AMI Ropd pay. Allrc = lruHers Houubli.
eau office j. 81.
I.N'E SALli- One hay hUrse. years old
i sound and kin /; wc ghi |. 2bH pounds /;
il" seen ut liz Kitchens Stables. RVdnrv
street bet wceu Third aud Fourth. il it
LrR : Nf.l:--A lHrrc gray mare VIII hc
l. sold II pubic lie at stilhan $ aur.
ttoh rooms. Oh Saturday morning at II
n'clueN. IT.
L'pR SALE OR nENI-lIoqss No 5I5 =.
fHtu $. r"et; IN III 81 cia,s condition.
Inquire Or. X. Griffith, Eth and ship.
cN STREETS i1-6t'
INrR EENr-rhree rpnm5 GA second
l. ilopr ut iOl West Sccon II, if-u'
Lon Rt.NT-Eooms. at No. lis kim
l. street 3,tff
1 oSr-A pug puppy. \ suit. = >
Il able reward win he paid IT Zas<-<s,>
1feltrhed to 10! West Niu h 81. l7-f'
ns'r -iioS Of stamped envelopes Re
ward paid Tor lheIr rSturI 10 posi-
3'.n'ss y iiti'iHston w eel Co. j7.8t'
,oli SAl.E- Gneup. q wcll-cstalllshri
bhtcner store, OH account ut IN
nc IN. apply al shop. IDJ W. Och s., e.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Quito a large number of friends
gathered at Eighth and Harrison
streets. about O'Clock, last evening.
with tho expectation OF enjoying u
ride over the electric railway, but
through. some misunderstanding cars
were not furnished for their deGommo.
dalton and after waiting for over nm
hour. they retired TO Il Or homes com.
planning bitterly OF the iHeIictency OF
the committee that had tile matter IN
Charge. An APOLOGY or explanation is
certainly duo on the part OF some one,
~ some Of tho purty regatd the treat.
Inent as abomiHnble. IT was an
nounceI that tine excursion Will com,
off next week. and due notice will b.
given OF day and date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

American Laundry, Coz West Front st
Cuppingnnd leeohing. laa +. Second St
Cummings. the photographer. SOC
Market street.
You can get something you can cat
at 29l Market street. Hollis. g
r. II you want first.elass dyeing and
seouiinS done, go to 2l0 King.
William Blanken. formerly of this
city, hut now OF Indiana, is in town
visiting relatives and friends.
Dressmaklng tailor system, years
experience, now wishing to build up n
new trade. No. 6ol East 18th street.
Stowelrs Evergreen, Mammoth and
all varieties of Sugar Corn, at j. j,
Smiths, Fourth and Shipley streets.
DIR. Slmms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and consumption preventer
sold by druggists everywhere.
Repairing all kinds OF clothing MS
well as steam dyelng and securing.
Altering and cleaning lady garments
speciality 1911 Market street Pier.
son aud Burke.
Go to DIR. ]. II. Simms & Son, 608
King street, now, for Dr. Simms' IA
nous White Puimonic Balsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
/ The Clover Leaf social Club will
give another OF their famous straw
rides tho latter part OF this month.
I The young people OF bellevue
gave their third annual picnic at
riverside onJuly 4th.
! There will 10 an entertainment
given In the New Century Club to.
night.
/ The Fourth street extension OF the
City Hallway will 10 put IN operation
on Sunday. A car was run over the
, line yesterday, the trip being made
without a mishap.
Daniel Ii. Goollin, who is engaged
: In selling dental supplies, is located
with his family ut Newark. His wife'a
health has greatly improved.
Michael OToole will drive the trot
ting mure Bell Perkins, owned iiy Jas.
McHugh. In her next race at Belmont
Driving Park.
= Tho estate OF the late Vim. q. Penny
packer ls estimated at 600, 900. One
third goes to his wife and the remain
der 10 his four children.
/, John II, Wheian and John Torber
" ~ ANsNo -NtN lOIh 10 luOIEOW lOr
trip TO England.
Tho British hark Alexander Black
: with cargo OF railroad supplies from
the llurlan Il liollingsHorth Company
sailed yesterday for Rle de Janeiro.
The police officers Will commenc
taking their summer vacations OF
! Monday. Tho vacation is OF sever
days duration, all of which will b
.spent at the fishing banks.
/ Folders and fancy ironers may So
!, cure desirable engagement at Ches
t.r Pa, by addressing "Ironer," q
. this Office.
. The Wilmington Wheel Compan,
offer reward for the recovery of
b box of stamped envelopes that wa
dropped on the pavement.
Win. $. Jourdan. who Is employe,
, ms clerk for the master painter of III
New York, New Haven and IIartfor,
Il. Il. Co., is visiting relatives in thi
: city.
/, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simm ons, Nc
I'll Washington street. havn gone o
n two weeks visit to tho Worlds Fai
at Chicago. -...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
IllIsiI.


lBANTHEM-On JulyG. Ralph Alvin Ban-
ihcnl, aged y months. sJii OF John aud
Mamie Banthem.
| Funeral services at No. lOj Harrison
street, Saturday afternoon at > o'clock.
lnicfincnt at Mt. @alem Cemetery.
Little Ralph was our darling,
/ ffide OF all our hearts At home,
Hut little angel came und whispered
Little dan ling do Somc home.
TOO sweet II Hover for earthly bloom,
God called him hence III paradise 10
| bloom.
me Al.El-On June O. 1877. Jane, wife OF
4 JOAN Mcalcy. in her 6lst year.
Relatives and friends are invited
Ito attend the funeral, from her hus
'hand's residence, .0j Market street, on
Monday. 10Th instant, ut ; o'clock y. m.
lihterment AT Wilmington and Brandy
wine Cemetery. E.
EoNl.N-Ycstcrday afternoon. Patrick
I touly.
! The relatives and friends of tho family
a re pee fully invited to attend The
Funeral from the residence ot his moth.
er, seventh avenue aud Duncan street,
saturday morning. High mass at IT.
Ia u s II. &. Church Mt y Ocluck. Inter
ni'ht at Cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Thomas Porter, a veteran Of the war
for tho suppression Of the rebellion,
aged about 10 years. came to his death
yesterday morning In a tragic manner,
at his residence no. 10S East Twelfth
street. He had been In falling health
for somo time. and was very much
debllitated. As he attempted to no
down stairs he fell, and IL lie supposed
that he was seizod with q sudden at.
tack OF vertigo. A physician was sum.
moned but MIR. Porter was dead when
he arrived. and an examination show
ed that his neck was broken.
The deceased was member of
Smyth Post No. /. q. A. r., and Della.
ware Lodge No. /. ]. o. o. +. Coroner
Kirk was notified, and will investigate
his death. The funeral will take place
at o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
VIII be- attended by members OF the
Post and Lodge
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Next Monday the Chinese SUNDAY
Echools OF Philadelphia will nave thail
snhaal excursion. and will 20 IA
Grenloch, n. j. Many of the Chinese
from this city and other near points,
will participate, and they Will M
doubt have pleasant AMI enjoyable
day. The boat will leays Chestnut
street wharf, Philadelphia. to rOltn .rt
with trains at Camden, over the Read
Ing road, at $40 II. IN. 30 II. m, am
ESQ p. m j turning. will ,a1yt
Grenloch at 80 p. III, Parties frou
tlis city who wisl. 10 srend day II
China With these people, can do 30 by
taking the 7si7 M. train over tE1
u " O. imIoad or the 6;iO n. IN
train ON the i. VA 4 ltaIlroad III,
tickets from Philadelphia are oniy .
cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
What Does She DO with Them,

An old woman was seen on King
street near Fourth this morning. who
picked up half dead chicken which
had been thrown away. and placing it
In basket started off. Tho act ex.
cited the curiosity of reporter who
was passing. and he called the atten-
tlon Of dealer to it. The man laughed
and said; -...
Why. that's nothing. We have q
great many chickens die In the coops
during transit this weather. and that
old woman gets nearly all Of them.
One morning recently took four dead
ones out OF coop. and had hardly
laid them down when the old woman
appeared and asked for them. l gladly
give them to her, but what she does
with them is mystery to me-"
The reporter suggested that perhaps
she kept cheap boarding house or
Ilow-prlced restaurant. and the dealers
answer was: Dunno; give II up
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Because his vile would not come to
this city with him to spend Indepen.
dence Day, Richard Brown, colorcd of
Phlladolphia, on Monday night shot
her and then came here alone I o escape
tho law. Mrs. Brown Ia In a preearious
condition.
The parties live at Front and Balm
bridge streets and since the shooting
occurred. officers have been looking
for the wouli be-Inurdeier.
They obtained Information that he had
come to this city.nnd yesterday Detec.
tive Crawford and special officer
heegnn came down to look for him.
They gave Chief Dian description
OF the fugitive, which was placed In
the hands of Sergeants Black, Massey
ard Welsh, the officers finding the
man in "WhitechApel. They arrested
him and at tie station house he was
identified and returned to Philadel
phla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
lie Slept on the Railroad.

Had not Officer lIiIyarI found Hem
ry mason last night H. nam, might
have been added TO the laug list OF
railroad causaltie5, Henry got on a
'bust' yesterday, and liniirg that la
could not get home sut doHu on tile
Track OF the w. y y. Railroad Mt the
West yard. and soon fell asleep. Ilis
Hiumhers were luckily disturbed by
Line officer as there was train duo in
a short time. on to tho statiuuhousP
Henry weut in the wagon, and TIN.
NOR ming he realized thai lue of
anu costs was better than Ii he has
been found OH tho track aud Killed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Black fish are abundant Mt the fish
ing banks ontside OF Cape May AM
those who have any way OF getting
there, arc catching them by the bar
reIs. Last saturday. Captain yoael OF
loves started out In his schooner ful
the hunks, and secured large mum
Ter. part OF which he sold In Lewes
aud shipped tho remainder to phlla.
delphla. William r. Long, who was
disappointed in securing suitable
boat from Philadelphia. has not giver
up all hopes, and is now negotiating
with the owner OF large tug, capable
OF carrying from rs to 100 persons
with view of chaltering IL for a
least two trips u week 10 tho banks
IL satisfactory arrangements can IL
made, notice will be given next week
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Inst night Mt s o'clock was the ooo
Icaslon OF very pretty wedding which
took place at the residence of Mr.0eo.
Nv. Porter, on Townsend street. The
contracting parties were MIR. b. W.
Porter and Miss Mollle L. Adkins,
both OF this city. The Rev. ID. +. Wad.
dell. d. D., performed the ceremony,
making the Two happy young people
one. Refreshments were served alter
the marriage to the many friends and
guests who assembled to witness the
tying of the matrimonial knot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
MURRAY HOTEL.
No. inI EASE FRONT STREET.

FtrH-rluss home comforts; situated within
o q minutes walk from tie r., w i b.
.nd N,& y. Il. Il. dcp1tS. live minutes
walk from the Market street T.. y - ticpot:
rapid transit electri cnrS Gircct from the
eiawarr avenue -. e o depot and the
v ilmington aud Philadelphia steamboat
company; electric rHrS from she door TO
Eden, UH'un ana SholjrOt pleasure parNs;
also "a the historic lirandywIuc. The hest
brands OF alcohol, liquors. tlrst-cl 81
w mes. al Ials, ete. Hot nnf cold baths,
Barrier shop attached. Tn ouly ho'c' In
the Stmc where eolorcd people can obtain
first class accommodations.
RATES, tl.50 PER DAY.
STiS>BuUY MURRAY, Dr., Prop,.
No. lOf EAST FRONT STREET.
Wilmington. Del. T-at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

A dav or two ago VIM. Baldwin, of
West Bradford, drove to the farm Of
Jos. Baugh- In Cain township. for the
purpose of looking at a bull lie
t ought OF purchasing. He drove lis
team into tile meadow and hitched He
saw the bull; the bull saw him. Then
there was some fun which MIR. Baldwin
didn't relish; the bull did 1t was a
chase, the bull being the pursuer and
Mr.. Baldwin tho pursued. He. how,
ever, reached the fence In time 10
escape being tossed by the animal, and
then got David Lniid's son to attract
It's attention while no went around
another way and got his team. lie
didn't purchase tho bull.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

A jolly party OF folks, old and
young. assembled at the corner of
Eighth and Jackson streets last even
ing, and boarding a special summer
ear were taken over all the electric
lines, requiring three hours to make
the run. The party at the end OF the
trip voted it a grand success, one to
be long remembered, and they hope
to lie repeated In the near future.
Much praise is due the manager, Mr..
Hiram McAlullin for his personal at
tention to the pleasure OF the whole
party,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

On Wednesday evening the official
board and many friends OF the Rev. u.
L, Waddell, D. b., of Madeley NJ. L.
Church, met at the parsonage and
spent the evening Ia social chat and
singing. Refreshments having been
served they presented their pastor
with n pair of line gold eye glasses as
n birthday present. The Rev. James
Dnnbracco made the presentation
speech Tor the company. 20 which Dir.
Waddell replied la au ost graceful and
Hitting manner
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

A great game of hpll Is prom sod
lovers 81 Tic national snort at The
Front and Union Street Bail Park 10.
norrUw al ernoon, wien tho Glnctn-
matt RelS, the champion female ball
players Of the world. make their first
appearance in this city, The game
VIII be both novel and exciting. as tbs
atrong Defiance club WALL he the op
ilosihg team, and tho young l4die:
play fine game.
They have appeared 10 all the large
clties of the world. ANA a. this will ht
their only appearance here bi. Grove
will attend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

While enjoying rlle on the merry
go-round at Union Park yestel day af-
ternoon, Mrs. Win. Goodwin and h or
two children, Florence and Vernon,
riding in one OF the boxes, when it
broke, throwing Mrs G. and the chill
dren out tho latter alighting on their
heads, and receiving severe gashes.
Mrs. Goodwin escaped with few
bruises, They were removed to their
home Mt No. 1l33 Reed street. where
thoy are doing well under the care OF
IDr CorKrnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

NEWARK, n. j., July 7.-Gustav AL
brerht, 20 years old, shot himself dead
with revolver at 2 o'clock in the morn
ing. He had during the night attempted
to poison himself and to shoot himself
with gun, but each time was prevented.
Since the death of his wife Wilhelmina,
who was killed on the morning of Feb. $
last by being struck and mangled by n
street chr, Albrecht has not been of sound
mind. The tragedy preyed constantly
upon him
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07
FOURTH edition
TROOP u ARMORY.

Expert Testimony as to the Condition o
tho BuiIdlnR-The Walls Are All Right
The condition of the walls OF Troor
y Armory, TIE building having recent
~ been sold for public hall, Is mat
Ter OF considerable Importance. With
the condemnation OF Building In
spector Dchl standing over IL uncon.
hadicted, althUGth It might lie per
fectly safe building, tilnid people
could not be induced TO enter 1t. The
following testimony about the condi-
ton OF the building, being from prac'
teal builders of long experience. is al
assurance that the fears that have beer
aroused about this armory are entirely
unfounded.
wIIM1SoToN, DEL. July 8, 1903.
Mr., Il. L. RICE. JR., Architect.
DEAR SIR: At your request we have
this day examined the armory build,
ing at the northwest corner OF Twelfth
and Orange streets. The wallis appear
TO he good and strong. and with two
slight exceptions (of no moment) they
show ITO settlement at all. The rooi
seems to DO very we'll constructed and
both inside and out of the building We
lind no sign OF weakness. and In our
judgment tho building Is perfectly
safe. Yours respectfully,
PHILEMMA CHANDLER,
A. S. REED,
LYNN & PHILLIPS,
EDWIN TAIIEY.
W1LMINGToN, Eel, July q. 1893.
CAPTAIN l.. L. RICE, in.
DEAR SIR: l have most carefully ex-
amined Troop Il Armory to-day, and
as far AZ can sec upon such examine.
tion | wish to say that the building
Is about In Same condition as when
turned IL over to Troop ID.
Yours, etc, JOIN MuLvENA,
Contractor for Building.
WILMrNoToN, Del, July q, 1893.
l.. RICE, JB.-DEAR SIN: l have
carefully examined Troop B Armory
from top to bottom to-day und ON
phatically say that the building Ia now
about in the same condition as when
built.
was foreman In charge of the work
and declare the work IL as left It.
Yours very respectfully,
S E. TARnrrroN.
WILMINGToN, Del, July 6, 1898.
To tho Editor of the REPUBLICAN.
DEAR SIR:-The foregoing letters are
from men whose ability as building
experts cannot be questioned. and
desire to add that l also declare thu
building safe IN all and every partic
ular, as I'M architect. Yours. etc.,
L. L. RICE JR,
p. S.-The expert from Philadelphia
In my presence and others SUGGESTED
TO anchor brick walls to wooden grid
crs. Could he have been an expert2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Full membership day 1t is called. All
persons who have entered Into full
In the last two years are
G specially invited to be present next
) abhath morning, and take seats in
the middle block. Baptismala and con-
secration service at ~ o'clock. A class
OF probatoners will be received at To-
so. All members and friends Invited:
candidates are especially invited to
conservation service A grand day is
expected. Ii. s. DuLANY. pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

John j. Doug herty. who Is we'll
known In this city, has associated him.
self with H. II. Eowen, for the sale OF
the Columbia metal polish, during his
vacation from his theatrical duties.
This polish is In the form of paste,
md Is manufactured at Omahs, Mob.
1t Is an excellent article for cleaning
steel copper, brass, tin and metals Of
all kinds.
Mr.. Dougherty will resume hia
theatrical duties enrly In September
with the Fire Patrol Company. which
will probably appear at tho Opera
House In this city IN October, during
tho iiremen's tournament.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

An unknown white man was struck
and badly injured at Holly Oak this
morning by the Congressional Limited
Express. which lett this city at 0. IS
o'clock over the Pennsylvania Rail-
lroad. Tho man was walking on the
isonth-bound track ahead of the ac-
recommendation train due here at 1915,
ard when on hearing the whistle he
stepped to the north.bound track but
only to meet the express which hurled
him from the track The express
stopped and tho injured man conveyed
to the Chester Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

Allow me space to inform you how
the Fourth was spent In the Folly
Woods by a parcel OF toughe. They
had a keg OF beer which they emptled.
On their honeward trip the vehicle
in a sorry plight. as the woods are
ofton visited by Migrants.
The picnic party took tighter along
who showed his ilstlc power on poor
colored man they met In the road.
hope 1t will 10 warning to those
girls not to go again TO the Folly
Woods on the glorious Fourth. but on.
Joy themselves at one of our public
Dlrlis
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

INpR EE$T-rhrce room GA second
II iloDr ut 400 West Sccon a. is-jt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-07-07

NEW YORK, July 7.-Superintendent
Byrnes contradicts a report that he in
tended to prevent n meeting of anarchists
in the Windsor theater this evening. He
said: II understand that meeting has
been called by certain persons to express
satisfaction with the action of Governor
Altgeld, of Illinois, in pardoniug the Chi
cago anarchists. These people have right
under the law to assemble peacefully and
express their views. Some of the leaders
are known to the police as disturbers OF
law and order, and it may be well for
them to be careful. So long rs they vio-
late no law the police will protect them -