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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

4ebten Oonneritas 1T bic i9on
LANCE nit SpannunN erwartete Grnens
hung zines Ser. Staaten SnlanbsS teus
ereinneDmers iir Minneiota erfolst uno
Capt. s. s.. 9arries BON Caledonia 1T
Der @ladli@e, Dem bic Seute aufiel.
Dag bieie g%rnennuna in uielen bemotras
tii9en Rreiien bel Der 3abl Der Mspirans
ten fir bas Nmt sroBe llnsufriebenbeit
beruorSeruien bat 1T lei@t ertldrli@.
Nber namentli9 iiblen f@ bic Seuti@en
Demotraten bitter enttdui@t.m neil iie nit
3iemlider Si4erbeit borauf sere@net
batten, bag entweoer 9enrp Bobler ober
6. $. Qienau pom Der st. Paul 0oltss
3eituns bic grnennuns erbatten warSe.
Aber trot bieier Suridiesuns wiro Der
rDeuti@e Mi@el" ni@t u~erfeblen, ii@
Bel oer nd@iten Wabl mad wie Dor fur
bic v9lorrei4e~ alte Bartei beiier 81
i@reien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Der Bopuliit $. 9. 8oen, Congress
Mitslieo pom Minneiota, bat uorseidlaz
gen, bic @ebdlter Der @esierunsss8 eams
ten no>Nnseiteoten gu bei&neibcn uno
besrinoet ieineu Wori@las bur@ ben
Ridsana Der N%rbeitsIObne in fait allen
Snbutrie;weisen. 8oeu betont ferner.
baB baB BOLT unter Dem Druid Der l1ns
fdbisteit, llnebrli@teit ODER Corruption
Derieuisen Ieibe, bic bic &eaieruns be-
berriden. Der gori@las uerlanst, baB
SaIdre Don 81, 900 bis 81, 900 UNI 25
Bro;ent. iol@e poi IS, 900 bis $780,
900 UNI 3333 Yro3ent, uno aQe Salare
iiber $40. 900 I'M so Bro3ent berabsez
ieet weroen iouen. IS 1T natarli4
teine Musfi9t %uorbanben, baB Der Gons
sreB auf Den gori@las einsebt, benn
bic Mebr;abl u~uiererr @eiebseber. bic
beitrebt 1T, bic &auftraft bes @eloes gu
erbOben, bat babel ielb%tueritdnbli4 nur
ibr eisenes 8obl uno basienise ibrer
Nuitrasseber, Der @dofiriten, i'm Muse.
Nber Boen's 8ori@las wiro bofientli4
Gauienoen BON belosenen unb betroses
men Wertber3eusern bic Nusen 0fnen
unb iie ueranlailen, NIT ben eorrupten
alien Beuteparteien unb beren 0ertretern
ein fir allemaI 3u bred en-. (Jfat. R)
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

bic ueri4iebenen Nbtbeilunsen BON
Goreps Trieoens>N rmee ndbern ii@ omar
lansiam aber iider ibrem Gnosiel Waibz
instor uno trob auer Mnfe@tunsen uno
ibuen III ben Bes selesten 6%inberniien
bon Geiten Der @elomadt merben Eanz
lenoe bapon bemnadit ibren Gin3ug in
oer gunbes> 6auptitabt balten. OBJ
slei9 Die bejablte Gasespre6e es INNER
nod ni9t unterlaiien fam, biele onr6
9un9er uno Motb 81 benz semasten l1n<
ternebi,en setriebenen Xeute ais Cramps
uno gasabunoen bin5uiteuen, fam iie
bod nibt umbin gu beridten, nit nell
DIEM gntbuiiasmus bieielben fat iber>
al besriBt un6 e%mpfansen meroen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19
RenetteS bon, Gonereb.

Senator Maibburn en,pfabl ieitens
bes 9anbels>@ omites bic 8aiiruns uon
Bills fir ben 8au pom Briden lber
ben Miiiiiippi be; 9eeb @ins uno 6a<
it,nss.
Die Demotraten i'm Nationalabse>
oronetenbauie baben i'm Caucus bei@loi>
len. auf elmer ~itritten 0ur@fabruus Der
Quorumresel na@ ReebI@em SHUTTER
unb auf 0eitrafuns %berienisen gu bette:
ben, mel@e 3usesen iinb, ii@ aber mei>
germ. an Der Nbtrmmuus Ebeil 81 mebs
men.
sSm Senat ni:nmt bic Tarii Debate ill.,
rem m%onotonen Tortsang uno man
tommt babel mebr unb mebr gu Der
l1eberSeusuns, baB iie fir bic Demotra=
ten ein Gnbe nit S9reden nebmen wer>
De. Senator 6iu pom Seem Dort be-
tdnnptt Die WtlIon>Slu NIT auen tDn1 81
@ebote ltebenoen Mitteln uno bielt in
lester Mode cine sewaltise Geoe oa9ez
gen uno porausli6tlt@ weroen cnoere
0emofraten ieinem Beiipiel folSen, 10
Bag Die &epublitaner Die bette Nusii@
baben, bic Mnnabme jenes Ma9merfs,
wel@es bic Treibanoler ebeniowenig sus
frieoen te1t, mie Die S@uts0Qner, gu
pereiteln. Die bemotratii@e Partei 1T
in plse beilen nod mebr oemoraliiirt,
ais lie IS idon porber mar bur@ bic
@~ablpriisel, bic iie in &booe Sslano,
@tsconiin, Mi6ouri. SQino's, tnrs
iiberaQ erbielt, NO semablt wuroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

wiirbe Der 9auptswed Der beuti9en
Eiarreis unb Yriuatidulen, namIid bic
Grbaltuns Der beutiden Spra6e in Der
sweiten Generation, TAFT pouftdaois sers
fort. ~ Die i'm @eiten ertbeilte. polite
ide Strailettion mus wenis seirndtet
baben, wenn idon iett bic republitanis
jde Yartei bes empire StaateS ibre
taum wiebersewonnene Ma@t 81 berars
tisen Gbisanen su beniiten iudt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Sn Der 2e9islatur pon Nem Dorf
bat Der republitanii9e Senat cine nele
S6ulSpanssbia angenommen, Die Die
beutlhen Bripat< unO Gir1enl6ulen je>
mes Staates nit berielben @efaDr be-
brobt, mie iie IN Suinois our9 bic CD
warbss unb til Wisconlin bur6 Sic 8en>
metz @eletgeberei 9el9aien muroen. IS
beiBt ndmli9 in Ben Barasrapben iiber
Ben erforoerli6en l1nterri3t, oaB ieoes
Sinh in Dem i6ulpflidtisen glitter 10
piele Sage i'm Sabre, ais in ben Bolts
i@ulen bes betrefenben S3uliprensels
S9ule gebalten miro, cine S9ule beiuz
den lou, in melder bic betannten Gle
mentarbran@en en9lii9 9elebrt weroen
ooer dquiualenten l1nterri@tuon einem
fompetenten yebrer anberswo ais in elmer
S@ule erbalten iou. Sang ri6ti9 be5ei@>
net bic 81. 9. Sts;ts." bic @orte, en9z
lii6, Equivalent, competent ais ben 6as
fen, on ben bic @e9ner oes Deuti9tbums
uno Sic Natipiiten iber6aupt ii@ bdngen
f0nnen. Die in Der BiQ auf9efibrten
@lementarbranden lin6: Qelen, 8u6s
itabiren. 5@reiben, &e3nen, @rams
matit unb Geographic, uno es 1T be-
FAINT, baB fir perl&ieoene bon oieien
2ebr3weisen in beuti@en S@ulen bic
beuti@e Spra@e als l1nterr,@tsipra6e
sebraudt mirb, unb 3par NIT nadmeis>
li@emg ortbeil. Dur@ bic G%rjminsuns
bes gnslij4en als l1nterri@tsipra@e
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-04-19

Die vS1inois @taats;eituns" lpri@t
besjslid Der idledten 3eiten bic foIsens
be WnG9 aus. uWenn bic Nepnblitas
ner am &uber seblieben ano an ben
McGinley;Olen feline Nenpsrunsen pors
senommen morben udren, wiirSe Der
ls93er Rra9 aud setommen fem; ibn
baben bic Demotraten ni9t ueruria9t
unb i'm bdtten bic &epublitaner ni@t
uerbinoert; CT 1T cine natirli@e Tolae
moberner Yroouttionsweiie; CT 1T bic
itets wieoertebrenoe uno ME IS i4eint,
INNER beitiser merbeube &rantbeit zines
Spitems, oas nit Der Oampftraft uno
benz Mai9inenbetrieb, nit Der ausbeus
tuns uro Nusplinoeruns Der Natur
uno Der san;en Meni@beit int @roBen
einsefibrt nno DEFENDERS in Nmerita NIT
Der sr0Bten @adi@tsloiisteit bur4ses
flbrt worben lit. @enn baber jest bic
republitaniide Breile ben Nrbeitern iast:
Das babt Sbr oauon. wesbalb babt Sbr
u~nieren Ratb ni@t befolst nnb ni@t
republitanii9 seitimmt; u tSnnt Sbr
Sud Die Tolsen ielbit suidreiben. Eaus
ienbe miiiien 81 rebu;irten 2obnen ors
beiten, Sauienoe lino III Notb seratbea,
Tabriten iteben itiu, ODER arbeiten nit
balber Rraft, tursum uniere idlimms
iten 8efir4tuu9en iino ein9etroHen; 10
1T bas eitel Tlunterei, 10 limb bas Tlaus
fen, NIT benen ii9 tein bentenoer Mrbeis
ter fonseu lailen io0te." Das itimmt.
Nber ebeuiomenis iolte er lid BON Der
bemotrotii4en Partei fansen lanen.
Die beieen alien Yarteien baben oas
@%aubipitem ipitematii& aufsebaut, ar
beiten semeinidaitlid on Der Nusnutuns
be6elben unb es lit DeBbalb aud ni@t
anSunebmen, bag iie IS beieitisen mers
ben. S@on slei@ nod benz Betannts
merben Der republitanii9en Nieoerlase
BEL Der lebten Brdlibentenwabl madte
elm beruorrasenoer Banter BON Wau
Street. benz oer0orwurf 9ema9t muroe,
bag bic 8anten 81 wenis gum Gam>
pasnefonb seiselteucrt bdtten, bic Bes
mertuns, baB bic @elomasnaten al
@aQ Street Die beiben alien parteten
eisneten unb baB IS oenielben beBbalb
gan; slei@saltis mdre, wel@e am @uoer
lei. Neueroinss bat IS ii4 nun iosar
beraussefelIt, baB ieue Blu.iauser unb
ibre gerbinoeten ipitematii@ baran arr
beiten bel ieoer @abl einen 8e@iel Der
alien Barteien berbei;ufabren. Snbem
iie babel bic berri@enbe Bartei fir bic
i9le@ten Soften, wel@e ie ielbit 3u III
rem eisenep Bortbeil berauibei&moren
babeu, perantmortli@ MAIDEN, belfen lie
9leid5eiti9 an benz rBubm@ Der ii@
auber Dienit bef inbli@en alien Yartei
mitarbeiten. Die tar5li9en fait obne
9lusnabme gu @uniten Der Republitaner
au%sseiauenen @ablersebnife beitdtisen
bic obise Ebatia@e. @ir slauben aber,
baB bas 0olt bielen S@iuinoel enoli3
etnnal latt betonmen uno ii3 Der Toltss
parteibewesuns anf@lieBen miro; es
mug unb miro eini eben l~ernen, oaB
nur bon elmer neuen mirfli@en &eform>
partei cine BeKeruns Ser Sage bet armes
rem &"lallen eruartet lperoen fam.
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New ULM
MEAT MARkE

- DOH
@tna Retnbnrt.
NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA STRAssE.
gteW ltItn, Nftnn.
Oie belten Sorten frijdel, llab %9ep0delten
Tleii6es, S3mal5,. fril9s nno Serau9erte
@irite itets ali 9an6.
W 8rttde uno eeraaderte Sartnee tine
ttetS su babem.
;Sriibe 2luitern mdhreno Ger Saiion.
@aaren ,perben fret ins 9aus 9~eliefert.
Sir &inbpieb nlb S4weine be3able i'd
INNER bic bShjten 9reiie.
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JOHN N
GnrI Nnnenftein 0efd1xft3fiihrer.

SEEM 1n1. "a#"@ gtnn.
0nrh poraeuomneue geraro6uun9 Der graueriunb gebe6erns Der Naidtneue inb
mir III osa @tano seeet ber sroben Na4rase mad uniuem aQsenen bsGsbRn Bier ii ieor
aemuuihten GnamtGt 1oprt dm ennpreben lno unen Sunben bic poQle 3ufrebenbet 5n
swabra. Gas 6o1dengMr Department nunhr Der 9etuns BON Se Sebnfe, Der oae
NufrGae otis 2Mb obri lit Der @Mbt punNHb bei9t
The evening world., 1894-06-15
TO A Vote ON WOOL.
Mr.. PETERS Amendment Rejected
by the Senate.
Also q Proposition to Restore the
Mckinley Rates.
Party Divisions Prevail, with q Few
Exceptions.
ipy Associated Prens.l

WASHINGTON. June l5.-The first
vote on the wool schedule was taken in
the Senate to-day at 3 o'clock, upon Mr..
Teller's motion to restore the Mckinley
rate on wool, which was lost, 20 yeas to
81 nays-a party vote, except that Stew
art voted yea. PETER and the other
Populists voted nay.
Senator Power offered an amendment
changing the Mckinley rate of II cent 4
to seven cents, and the Mckinley rate
OF IL cents to eight cents. There were
no changes from the previous vote. the
amendment being defeated-29 to 81. Mr..
PETER voting with the Democrats.
On Mr.. PETERS amendment. originally
for a 20 per cent. reduction OF present
rates. but modified by himseif. the vote
resulted: Yeas, 80; nays. IS. Mr.. Hill
refrained from voting. and Messrs.
PETER. Kyle and Stewart voted yea.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
WHO WAS THIS "R|AeER p
he Won All the Races at the
Brewsters Farmers Games.
Said to Be Policeman Kelly, OF This
City.

A reader Of 1.-THE Evening World"
sci ds the following from Brewsters,
n. Y:
The Brewsters Athletic Club had a
set Of games on Wednesday, jumping,
sack racing. swimming. &c. The con-
testants were the young farmers OF the
neighboring towns. The games were
just about to be started when a tall,
smooth-shaven young man inquired OF
the starter II he could take part He
said he worked for farmer near one
OF the neighboring towns, and he looked
the part. wearing blue overalls. a soft
hat and appearing quite innocent.
1.-The young man was allowed to start,
ard In the half-mile race. for which
there were fourteen contestants, he just
barely won. 1t was then that j began
to size him up tried to engage this
farmer in conversation about his rae
Ing ability. but he seemed to be uncom-
municative. ----.--- II,
farm was the best h. would answer.
1.-The farmer started In the sack race
and won easily. The big event Of the
day was the three mile race. The
never been beaten. and they bet on him
as though the race Was all over but
to collect the money. went TO the
he could win. He just smiled. You
ought to have seen that race. The
farmer set the pace from the start, and
none of the others could get near him.
He won by ten yards. Then the coun.
trymen began to become suspicious and
say the stranger was q professional. He
didn't say anything He just smiled
1.-THE next event was the swimming
race. MY farmer started In that too.
He was In magnificent condition, his
muscles showing with every movement he
made. Well. he won the swimming race
to mob him. but he just smiled and, put
on his clothes. collected his winnings,
which were $50, and walked away.
II knew 1 had seen him before. so
followed. He proved to be named Kelly
an old-time athlete. now New York po,
iiceman. He opened the country Jays
ewes in great shape. / spent a coupe OF
hours in his company and he told me he
was on his vacation
The evening world., 1894-06-15
CLUBBED BY A POLICEMAN.
Mnldin Says Hays struck Him
without ProyOratIoa.

John Maldin. who says he lives at 37g
Lexington avenue. was arraigned before
Justice Taintor. In the Tombs Police
Court, this morning. and fined IS on a
charge OF drunkenness and dIsorderly
conduct. He was arrested at the corner
Of Pearl and Center streets last night
by Policeman John NJ. Hays. Of the Oak
street station.
After he had been taken down stairs he
told his story to some other people, and
upon hearing 1t Justice Taintor again
called him to the bar, Maldin then said
that he hal not been drunk. but had
been beaten badly by Hays and then
arrested for nothing. He is a fireman on
the American line steamship New York
and had been working all day yesterday.
Last night he called on friend at the
power house near Barrow street. They
had three glasses OF beer
He started home at midnight and met
Hayes at the corner of Pearl and Center
lie happened to glance at them, he says,
and Hayes asked: Who are you looking
at?'
Maldn did not reply. and the police
him over the head with his club several
times and arrested him. At the station
house Maldin told his story, and after
lecturing the officer the Sergeant sent
Maldin TO the Chambers Street Hospital.
Ills head was swathed in bandases this
me rnins.
This morning Maldin says the police
man advised him to keep quiet and when
arraigned say that he was drunk and
fell. He also said that Hayes allowed
him to 70 into two saloons and get q
drink onthe way TO court ,.,u
and ordered HAYES to appear before hun
this AFTERNOON. ~ 81
hr----s s-------- M
The evening world., 1894-06-15
THREW $500 TO THE BIRDS.
Ernest Pitch Made Oorey Island
Songsters Rich.
A Muitiplex "Jag" and Showers of
Coin in u Concert Hall.

COMFY ISLAND. June I5.-Ernest
Pitch, proprietor Of the Palm Hotel
here and the New York Hotel at st.
Augustine. Fla. went on q spree to-day
and made things hum at West Brighton
for a few hours.
Pitch had been drinking champagne
at his hotel with some friends all night,
and at noon started out to do the Bow
cry. After making things very lively
for everybody in several OF the concert
halls he dropped into Count Vacca q
West End Casino.
Pitch carried three large cigar boxes
filled with silver coin under his arm.
After drinking more champagne in an
upper box at the Casino he began to
cheer Soon the Smilax sisters, song and
dance performers, appeared on the
stage. They had just finished their first
song and were leaving the stage when
shower Of silver coins fell upon their
heads.
Pitch had emptied one cigar-box.
whatever to the valuable shower. but
started In to sing their second song
when down came the contents Of the sec
ond box. This was too much for the song
and dance girls. and they stopped to pick
up the coins, while the audience APP
plauded In q wild manner. Soon the
news spread around that a guy from the
South was throwing money around al
Vacca's and the Casino was crowded
to sufYocatiOn.
Florence French was next to appear
and the third and last box OF coins were
thrown at her when she sung Away
Down South In Dixie"
Ella Wesner. the. old-time male i'm,
personatOr followed Miss French. and
the spectators -Teared when Miss Wes-
ner began to guy. Pitch. II am
throw money al me?' she shouted at
Pitch. This was more than the hotel
keeper could bear. and going out 70 the
cashiers desk he exchanged a 500 bill
for silver.
Pitch placed the silver on fire
shovel, and, walking down the centre
aisle. threw II over the heads or the
S %Ss latter m @msdstey pssd up the
S iittIe brown r Berby' walked on the stage
singing Hard Times, Come Again No
More Pitch then bought drinks FOR
the entire audience. which numbered
more than 800 people.
Everybody at Coney Island is talking
OF Pitzch's spree this afternoon;
Coney Island during the Summer sea
son for fifteen years. He has meyer
been known to go on "1nm6oree pc
fore. He was telling syer SaS str ne mr,
scheme for West Brighton that viii net
him 81 OOj, 900. This is the hrst time In
the history OF Coney Island that any
thing like the Pitch episode has hap
pened ~ .,.., ,.,,,.o
than $500 upon the stage. After leaving
The Casino, the hotel-keeper ordered his
coachman to drive him to the bank in
New York. where he said he was going
ia yet a keg OF silver coins.
The concert hall keepers expect that
Pitch will repeat his silver bouquet
throwing performance tonight,
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Mr.. EDIS0N'S FIGHT.
Pugilists Leonard aid Gushing
Meet at Menlo Park.
heir Battle Pictured in the kinet-
oscope.
Seven Men OF Wealth and Science
the Spectators.

A prize fight In the interest of science
is a rather unique event, but that Is what
is reported to have taken place in the
laboratory of Thomas A. Edison, the in
ventor, near Orange. N. j., early yester-
day morning.
The story, as 1t reached New York to-
day. was that the mill was between Mike
Leonard and Jack Gushing, both Of
Brooklyn. and that Mr.. Edison and a
party Of six wealthy gentlemen, all inti-
mate friends Of the inventor, were the
spectators.
Six rounds were fought, and then Leon
ard put his man out with u clever right
hand punch.
The preliminaries. 1t is aid, were all
arranged several days ago by Mr.. sEdl-
sons representatives and purse Of $500
subscribed, all of which was to 20 to the
winner.
The fighters weighed in at 100 pounds
when they entered the twelve-foot ring
which had been pitched within the focus
tograph. which was to catch and pre-
serve every movement Of the pugilists
for the purpose of reproduction later on.
From the reports which. were received
to-day the enthusiasm Of the scientific
gentlemen who witnessed the contest
wos not wholly caused by the prospect
OF successful series OF pictures being
obtained. From all accounts the fight
itself was watched with every evidence
| Of delight on the part Of the seven spec
tators. In fact so excited did they be-
come over the clever movements of the
| boxers that they forsook their seats
| and crowded about the ring.
Ing to the secrecy which ATTENDED
| the Meeting OF the two lads 1t was to-
day difficult to obtain full details Of thu
| light, but 1t was learned that this wal
not he first set-to which had been 'ruI
| ON in Mr.. Edtson's laboratory. II a
said that Some time ago Jack McAuliff
and an, his sgarrtng partner boxed q fey
hibition was no far being n real SURE
| enough dght that Mr.. Edison and III
| frtende-Yere not at all satisfied.
| Accordingly arrangements were mad
with Leonfrd and Gushing to fight to !
Before tho mill it was explained To- n,
men that.the rounds would last but tw,
minutes, and that there would lie al
interval OF three minutes between eaci
round This was to give the operator
chance to work the machine to goot
| advantage.
When time was called for the frs
round. leonard rushed his man and hi
low until his opponents wind was gone
| He continued this line of fighting until
the sixth round. when he landed or
Su snt NV with tn his right and the latte
cushins, It Is "t saaRtd, received a sub
stantial sum as salve, and the two
pugilists departed with their two friend,
who acted as seconds. They came will
Instructions to talk to no one abou
what had happened.
Mr.. Edison is said to have expressed
himself as thoroughly satisfied with tn,
negatives obtained during the fight.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
VIGlLANT NEAR LAND.
Makes a Remarkably Fast Run
to the Irish Coast =
Almost Equals the Record Made by
Schoonsrs In Races. =
That, Too, When She Was Only
Under Cruising Rig.
By Associated Press. }


+ DUBLIN. June l5.-The American yacht
vigilant was sighted off Tory Island,
northwest coast OF Ireland. Mt about
go p. n. to-day. AL on board are Ie-
ported to be WELL
The voyage OF Vigilant was perhaps
the swiftest ever made by q single
sticker crossing the ocean.
The yacht record for crossing the
Atlantic is held by the schooner Henri
eta. That was in q race In 1866, the
voyage being made In 10 days, q hours
and 80 minutes. She carried racing can
vas. while Vigilant. sloop, was only
cruising rugged. and no special effort
was made for speed.
According to the figures at hand Vigil
lants time from New York to Tory ISL
and, Is less than IA l-2 days. The cham
pion sloop left here at ~. 46 on the morn
Ing Of June l. Like the great yacht she
has always been thought to be. she evil
IDENTIFY has all her speed with her, and
as she did at home.
The remarkably fast trip made by her
will no doubt astonish the British yach' s.
men.
1t took N4,kyrie 90 days and eighteen
hours to cross the Atlantic last Sum-
mer, and she was % days and some
hours in making the return trip.
Thistle, which holds the record for cut
tiers. crossed the big pond In a little
over II days.
As these boats are about Vigilant's
size. and spread, when they Crossed
The evening world., 1894-06-15
Round About Town.

The body Of Christopher Snyder. who was
drowned last Monday while swimning In East
River. OF Delaney street. was recovered on
Droome street. In east River. At o'clock this
morning The drowned man MAS twenty seven
years old and lived at &c Goereh street
The body Of a drowned man Of about thirty
Ave with dark hair, sandy mustache and clad in
gray trousers, white shirt and alpaca coat, white
stockings and laced shoes, was found in the
river at the foot Of East Eighteenth street this
morning.
william Maltby. twenty tour years old. OF iss3
Third avenue, driver OF the truck that ran over
ana killed two-a a half yearoid Louis GraAso
OF 800 East One Hundred AMI Fourth street, last
evening. was held IN 81, 600 ball for examination
IN Harlem Police Court this morning.
The evening world., 1894-06-15
MORE ROOM FOR ANDREWS
sinking Fund Gives Him Power to
Rent Property.

At the meeting OF the Sinking Fund
Commissioners to-day Commissioner An
drews. Of the Street-Cleaning Depart
ment, asked that the Board pass a reso-
luton authorizing him to rent the prem
Uses at the northeast corner Of Park ave-
nue. and One Hundred and Twenty ninth
street, at an annual rental OF $500. for the
use of the Department. The resoiutio
waos passed.
The matter Of the leasing of a piece OF
property on One Hundred and Twenty
third stree. between Amsterdam and Co
lumbns avenue, for use as a corporation
yard, was referred 10 the Comptroller,
ten years on the most advantageous
terps. the rental not to exceed 5000 a
wear,