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The evening world., 1894-07-23

where the earth had given way and
down which two cottages, with their IN
habitants, had gone. 1900, .,.
pitmen and ronmen gathered round
him, though all knew. that succoS -
help was perfectly hopeless.
Where is Bumhy?'
Here | be. measter.
What mine was under thisr
Dimm!tt measier worksd w.
Six haaiss feet"
lDry Or wet
The master looked blankiy at the
FITS the third browning in,', 4 my
time. r. last were in to Cavalls mine
SIX decent families went down at MD,
night; they We're dashed to bits on
20 DO You know who lived in these two
one were empty, thank God; ~ F our
mine had tother; they nobbut, worked
t !hsfe on ,h wTsN at ' end OF Ef it, s'A1
"Do you know their names?, ,,,,,
Tor a weeks beer and 'bacca-the, score
is set aE'n, John Todd, Tim Black and
"'Bill Yates" Are you sure?"
Sure 10 certain of that name. measter.
for he said he were come special 10
Then the ironmoster turned Thoughts
fully home. and as he kissed his wife.
said:
Bill Yates is dead, Laura. My ven
geanCe has been taken from me by Him
to whom vengeance belongeth. You
may rest safely now, darling"
"But, oh, Henry, what a destiny might
have been mine.
Don't say destiny Laura. Our
choices are our destiny. Nothing 70
ours that our choices have not made
ours"
This is q true story and ] tell II to
many thousands of young girls with Just
to her daughters, to show them that
clandestine love affairs are always dam
gerous; for a passion that 10 Graded y
shame or sorrow.-Ledger. y !. -
The evening world., 1894-07-23
FREE CONCERTS TONIGHT.
Mt Washington Square
and Paradise Parks.

and Paradise Parks.
There will be music at Washington
|ouare Park this evening by Conterno's
ninth Regiment Band. Following Is the
|rOgramme:
he star spanged Banner.
|Aca-'lhe Girl Left Behind Me" Mach'e
iassNs Ma GHsnn i. G. E contsrne
and seIe St rs Gems Of Scotland.
|rsr;ure-"The Kings Lieutenant" ...:;..... Till
cn'-rt polka-'La Coquette' Dr. e. t. Contcrno
net solo-"On the Alps .Theriurth
William Jaeger.
|sIect!or-"The Isle OF Champ,gne' ........ .furst
|Hrch-"A Trip TO Chinatown ............G aunt
There will be music at Paradise Park
bis evening by Conterno's Fourteenth
Regiment Military Band. Following is
G-spangled banner.
!amh-' owl Club" ..,.................. contcrno
|yGtnre-"willtam Tell" ..................R ossini
Ie'etion-'Tho GOndoier' ................S Sullivan
fpiodes of a ro!remun's Reeves
slNoFSlS --GatherinS at the station for as.
IsMHent. \ march movement is heard in the
+since, increasing In volume the men APP
P0Sih Zach one answers Here to the roll
E.l ana marches away to the Lonely Patrol "
ashhi along over his beat he hears The Even
|hs HYMN sung In happy home; he Joins.
Eueering the tones Of "Poiiccmans Lot -
! he sounds OF the Merry Dance is heard, fol-
|yStd by "A Serenadc." He gives signal
rhih is answered. Inspired by the music Of the
fT'ha4e lie sings "a Polireman's Lot Is Not a
tappS one. soun..s OF the night: The dogs
FL the eats squat. The latter perform a 'Tat
tse'' which ends by the discharge 'of a pistol
Ivy the feline crowd. which scatters them at
nsing, We Won't Go Home Till NorninsCs an
tg mat the lOnr-sufiering policeman sounds the
LaIh night ensucs, which results in The
FGade' follows.
PART II.
SUI sele"tion-''Faust" .Gounod
,.I,,"'"eI '.''.'..'.. Wilson
Gtnl-, Guard Mount ..,..,.,.. EIlenberr
'F!libus' ........ Strauss
pan Columbia
The evening world., 1894-07-23
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

Saratoga will undoubtedly have n
great meeting this year The entries to-
day showed that the best horses in
training are at the track, and some
brilliant racing should delight the visi-
tors to Horse Haven. The closing OF
Monmouth Park Is the reason for the
appearance of tho high-class horses at
Saratoga. There is no other track avail
able save Brighton, and this place is i'll
fitted for good racing. The fact that
horses improve wonderfully at Saratoga
augurs well for brilliant sport at the
metropolitan tracks this Fall. Even
fair class horses have after visit to
Saratoga improved enough to beat first
class horses at Sheepshead Bay. Dob
bins was SO much better when he re-
turned from Saratoga that he was en-
abled to run dead heat with Domino
Saratoga horses will sweep the, decks
this Fall and racing promises to be bet
ter than ever before at this time of
year.
Z. j. Baldwin, it is said. contemrlates
issuing novel challenge to Millionaire
W. OBJ. MacDonough Mr., baldwin owns
Emperor of Norfolk and MIR MaCDon-
ough the great Drmonde. 1t is said that
Mr.. Baldwin will propose that each
breeder will name a mare to DE mated 10
their respective stations and match the
produce for 5000 side. The progeny is
to race as two and three year old 1t
| is expected that baldwin viii name Clara
| u. for Emperor of Norfolk. that mare
having already thrown good winners
Jerome Park Is nearly ready to receive
| the hosts who will attend the races at
the old saddlebags track. Supt. Brush
has worked INCREASINGLY to perfect the
| track, and experts now pronounce II in
fine shape. The grand stand betting
ring and clubhouse have been put into
excellent condition. The Jerome Park
meeting should be interesting in fifteen
days.
Fleetwood Park will soon be a thing
Of the past. Streets are to be cut
through the farous trotting course.
The new Oakley track. near Cincn-
nat, Is threatened with a condition OF
affairs much the same as visited the
Gutenberg track few years ago. The
Law and order people intend stopping
racing AT all hazards. and 1t is believed
that the Latonia people are behind
them The Oakley management say
1t Is a triti, cary YET to judge of tn,
have started as well as did Mr.. Flynn or
Saturday. bu; have ended in bad shape
| However, Mr.. FLYNN seems cool and col
lectcd and very painst liking. HIS etfor
In the fifth race cannot be too warmly
praised. II must be said that Saturday
starting was the hest yet seen at tn
layed considerably. but MIR. Flynn wa
probably anxious TO do too well.
The decision Of the stewards in tn,
cases of Jockeys SneleRer and O'Lear!
were excellent.
The evening world., 1894-07-23

their Journey" Quickly they were not
forgotten) Their repertoire for next
season-you pays your money, and
you takes your choice-includes IA
Day of Reckoning" by the only ever
Or. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" "By the
World Forgotten" and 1.-THE Man Who
The evening world., 1894-07-23

This item comes gambolling merrily
in: "Dore Davidson and Miss Ramie
Austen have just returned from San
Francisco (How terribly we have
missed YOU Doreo After being detained
three weeks on account OF the railroad
strike, they were obliged to return via
British Columbia, over the Canadian
Pacific Railway, being twelve days on
The sun., 1894-03-31

On April 10 primaries will be held In each
election district for the election OF delegates
citation officerA
Chairman James d. Ball of the Reorganlza-
tion Committee said yesterday;
The result OF the enrolment passes our
most sanEuine expectations. 1t 10 clear that
democrats, regardless OF past party differ
shades Of opinion have confidence In the entire
good faith OF the committees having tho mat
the Younger element complained that they
were not properly considered by the party
ranks. thus showing their confidence that
matters In that respect will undergo a change.
uheIa who have never taken any active part
IL 10 now OF the utmost importance that
great care should be taken In the selection OF
ernlng body OF tho organization. The most
exact scrutiny will be made OF the names sn-
tohsh, 70 ana u there are any names on the rolls
they will be erased"
The sun., 1894-03-31
1hUEK LINE AFFAIRS.
1.-THE Erie VIII Resume It's R~Eu'Ar Din, res-
tlni on A APriI Q.

1.-THE Erie VIII Resume It's R~Eu'Ar Din, res-
tini on April ..
The Executive Committee OF the Trunk Line
Association decided yesterday that in future
notifications OF freight emil mbargoes shall bs sent
TO connecting lines and to those on which traf-
fic originates through the freight traffic de-
Iartmeuts OF the line on which the obstruction
has occurred. This ruling was made in order
that these lines may be the sooner Informed IL
there 10 likelihood OF delay In forwarding
freight over any one of tho trunk lines
The Erie Railway. iD accordance with the
quest OF Commissioner Goddard. will advance
its rates to Chicago on and after Aprii 2 to the
basis Of 40 cents per hundred pounds The
standard rate 10 Is cents, and the Erie q al
missioner is authorized to increase this allow
Ancs II there Is evidence that Rny road is not
getting its full share OF business. In the ex-
srciss OF this power Com missioner Goddard
increased the Erie diferentiAl to ten cents on
Jan. last. thus max log basis Of rs cents for
frst-clAss freight, 1t vas the first occasion
that had arisen for the exercise OF tho discrs-
tion vested In the Com missioner and the ex-
pertinent has proved so successful that the
Erie has made up its losses in three months
and now will advance its rates to the normal
nEur0.
The sun., 1894-03-31
CoxEY IN PIT7sBURoH.
re says He Got Acress the Slate En-,
safely, srd Thisks His Army VIII Also.

re says I'VE Cot Acrsss the State En-,
safely, a.d Thisks His Army VIII Also.
PrrrsBuRoH. March 30.-J. 8 Coxsy arrived in
this city this evening In advance OF his army.
He said the army was within about mile oi
the State line. He remarked smilingly that he
had got across He anticipated no difficulty
for the others.
He showed letter from Private DafzelI. In
viting the army to come on his farm. Just be-
yond Laurel Hill on Chestnut Ridge. on the
pike in Pennsylvania
II is . fair days march from Uniontown.
Private Dalzell said: You can flnd no place
nearer Laurel Summit like mine for water.
fine grounds. timber. and shelter for men and
horses"
Coxey said there were about two hundred
men in his army to- night He 10 here to con-
suit with some friends to-morrow-who he
would not say-and to arrange for the two pub
lie meetings which will be held here and in
Allegheny on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Coxey appeared we'll but he seem ed absent
minded or preoccupied He said that he had
East PALrsrrNf, O.. March 3o.--Under clear
sky and over muddy roads the citizens OF the
Commonweal marched from their comfortable
quarters at Colum biana to Camp Gompers on
the fair grounds here.
reception and bounteous lunch served by the
Populist people OF New Waterford gave the
ont ana S. h ~ IN Ss
cordial greeting 1t has yet had.
One hundred students OF Mount HOPE Col
the CoHey troops. and escorted them to town.
Lunch was served In an open field. During
70 SS crowd 81 5Swo pSrson
The line Of march va. w.. resumed alter three
psery ns' snS mnns s town Of ZOO psOps "a:
All sGE :, sss 10 bs army %
n m n ri Af
The army arrived at { O'Clock. well tired
up camp. For the first time since the Alliance
encampment. the men were ordered to sleep in
% Sp With % army os matters. ter 'sn nswly % d.Sised d
code Of regulations governing conduct on the
mar march or In camp were adopted; The habit Of
freight train was ordered discontinued. Thir-
ty-two new recruits were recorded and seven
Shortly after the .rriysl Of the troops Com
lumbus Jones Of the PhiIsdeiphia recruiting
station OF the Soxey Commonweal says that
ns S m oSs
lie also say: @ that the james f Day % &.soSatioa R
teers. including young woman. who will ride
at the head Of the procession. and viii DO
until the. detachment Joins the main army.
when it 10 expected Gen. Coxey will give her
S S and shH
culinary department In camp
81. LOUIS. March 30.-The police are now
engaged In solving the problem Of how to
take care OF the great number Of recruits
for Coxey's army which are arriving almost
hourly.
From reports received from the West and
South IL 10 estimated over 2. 600 tramps are en-
route. and st Louis 10 the objective point
these men. and dozens OF petty burglAries are
OF nightly occurrence.
, 1t Is expected the Police Commissioners will
hold a council and decide that a dead line"
shall be established outside the city limits,
and any tramp crossing that line shall do so
at the peril OF his liberty.
The sun., 1894-03-31
The Wreck al s.ats.asr D..,-oysd

sANTANDER. March 3o.-The sunksn wreck
OF the steamer Cabo haehichaeo was blown
up to-day. Four explosions were necessary
TO destroy the remains OF the sunken vessel.
The final one was made at lis T. NJ and
divers reported that there was scarcely ves-
tiEe OF the vessel lett There was no accident
OF any kind.
The charge at each explosion consisted OF
twenty-five kilogrAmmes OF Dynamite. aud on
each occasion = column OF water. mud. and
debris OF the sunken shin was thrown high
into the air Contrary TO expectation the
housss near the water front were not in the
least shaken. The streets were deserted dur
soldiers. the engineers In charge OF the work
and small party OF newspaper reporters be-
The sun., 1894-03-31
RAILROAD MEy NOT WANTED.
Mr. Depsw Narrates an 1acideat OF the Chs
eago ConvsntIoa OF 1ess.

Mr. Deprw Narrates sa 1ncideat OF the Chi
csso Cenvsntioa Of 1sss.
The seventh international Convention Of the
railroad branches Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association rsassembled last night In the
Railroad building corner Of Forty-f1f street
and Madison avenue. Cornelius Vanderbilt
presided.
One Of the speakers was Chauncey N. Depew.
who said that railroad men bad too long al
lowed themselves to be attacked by demA-
goguss. hnd that It was time for them to
assert th5{n selves
Il recall an incident myself" said he. that
happened at the Chicago Republican Conven-
tton In 1854 was not . candidate for Presi-
dent do not believe that at that time a rail-
road man could run for such high ONCE.
though a lawyer might or doctor might
politician might. A New Yorker said at that
time that any man who had been successful In
acceptable to his fellow citizens Instantly
q wild beast"
At the close OF the session Mr.. Depew was
asked II his remarks were intended to convey
the Impression that he wa: a ssndidats for the
Piled only told the story as an Ill lustration."
The sun., 1894-03-31
JoITINGs xBOUr TOWN

Jury for the March Term.
nil toi ID. :a.. III. fss. TH H
season.
pension fund.
mission posiponsd tss9 mss,ins snSHune.S fsS SSp
NJ yesterday. TO An undetermined date next week
SoS.ss s.i;; % isi Es:' lSss
yesterday. She hsd6s friends house in Brooklyn
!as si''Pi % St the who TSi':a s g s
lOTk q N: SstIsLlSndS Commander Of the order
The Grand Jury found two indictments yesterday
one for forgery aud IRs SihsI FOR grand Aresny IN t6s
the wilfsSbarrs aud Lshigl Coal Company
m 9I :,ds Sd % e TCrs
nas Yesterday morning ssven'teAroid James Pa~eett
cars Ind crushed TO dsai6
Leopold sehrsdsr asked the police last night to lock
log .Pss msdn:,aay. ssh5lsIsI and st.iIlssI have
cause Of zoo close application to busInssG
is % Ss p: T. ana n. S pf: sS
ia last dSsH'!lhr slIsst, Iais af'sInSSn Ias's
vocal :. ~ M a. 2 sG ana aud
q a n. haey 90, under the auspices Of Tue hsey
ninth stfs.. AMI S.aisoa svsRa. on Nondsy s1.nns
fs0 under . s Mr. M kSs. .Ss
OF The Tenth ard and DR. AoTeAu Norris OF the Health
Department TAXED with Comptroller fitch yesterday
IL regard TO the dtiOn Of Grammar School which
IL situated over EsseX Market. IL decided that
the ch0o should b. closed at the earliest opportunity
and that the market building should be renovated.
Temporary quarters Will be found for the sehsOL
A wagon owned by the Ns~ York Ice Com pAny vas
TsiIa avenue yss.rdSy moSaias T6shs aIivss w.at
intO store. fsE minutes later John JaInSon,
bOrsT who lives a o21 est TWsnty-BsEsnth street
along lie drunk and. Jumping into the
wagon. be drove swAy Al The corner OF Second ave
nus aud Twenty nfth street he fell on the WAg0n Eud
Naa 80 badly hurt that he Vas tAksn 20 BssVus Hos
piiaL
tiSa ysSteriay the Hotel savoy waller l. AeCoTksl
OF this city SiseIsd Presdsnt ana walter Holden
OF chicago Sscretary Franeis A. DugEo made The Ad-
.P9ndsd 20 y EoesII Le~Iy sna ibs Rev, y Mecca
BIZ, ef oho, Y huss ana G q GAnP6sl Of hiebisAR.
Iva Ths nsxt csnVsntioa viii es held IL Cleveland IN
Ths twelfth annual dInnsr q the New York AssOsA-
tion of the Alumht Of rhAhpa Exeter Academy took
place last evening" ~ the HOts Imperial These ocsEs
we're elected PresdenL George Z. Piimptoh. Wee
Irsslesnts LsSsns A hAssias SsoIss n G5ssa. ..
LaSrsses Z sexton sseIsia5y. EthAn Ansn: TIsAss
PToE Charles Flsh. J1nss q Carter, s6srzIs HOst.
kFadbuTT l. Cllsy.
The sun., 1894-03-31

Emperor Francis Joseph arrived IA Vienna
YESTERDAY morning. II Is announced that Em-
peFor William has promised 10 visit Vienna
about the middle OF April.
1T is announced BY, N. .Gitts. the Russian
Issued to the American life Insurance com
pAniss. with the understanding that annual
dividends shall be declared in favor OF policy
The election 10 M the Parliamentary ssat
for MontgomsryshiTs. made vacant by the
slsV9tiOn OF Mr.. Stuart RaadSl 20 the pseLags
Owen. Liberal. who received 3A40 yotes to
3 215 east for his Conservative competitor. Mr..
Robert W. Wynh
The Parliamentary elections for Berwick
shire. to Ill the seat vacated by the Right Hon.
Edward Marlorlbanks when he succeeded to
q seat In the House o. Lords As Baron Tweed
mouth took place yesterday, and resulted Ia
the choice Of Nj. X. J. Tenant. Liberal. by =
vote q 2. 2.I22, against 2l5T Tor HE Q. b Bal
four Conservative
The sun., 1894-03-31
WOULD REDUCE ARMAMENT
E.sisss wsuId Tske Advs.tsse sf An o.
Psrtusities OGsrea by Other Powers.

R.sisss wsuId Taks Advs,tsee ef An o.
Psrtusitiss OEsres by Other Pswsrs.
LONDON. March 30.-1n the House OF Com
mons to-day Sir James whitehead called at
tention to the statement alleged to have been
made By the King Of Denmark. that he knew
that Russia. Austria, and Italy we're willing 10
considerably reduce their military establish
ments. and asked II the Government would co.
operate In such step.
Sir William Hareourt said that the Govern
msnt would take advantage Of every opportu-
nifty to encourage the reduction Of the arma-
ments Of the powers. including Great Britain,
but IL would be i'm possible to take any action
In the matter ct the present time.
Mr.. John C. Macdona asked what were the
Intentions OF tho Government in regard to the
petition OF 800 shipmasters. TepresentinR q
81 LOCO seamen. which had been presented to
Lord Rosebery on March rs praying for Inn
mediate concerted action on the part OF the
United States and Great Britain to the end Of
destroying derellcts IN the Atlantic.
Mr.. A. J. Mundella, President OF the Board OF
Trade, said Il had been decided to appoint =
committee. upon which the Admiralty and the
Board Of Trade are to be represented. and to
this body the matter would be presented for
consideration. The contents OF the petition
and the correspondence on the subject be-
tween the Foreign once and the United States
Government would form the principal part Of
the matter upon which the committee would
be charged to report
The sun., 1894-03-31
THE SHEPARD MACHINE
Its aoss ceased Of Practically Favorfng .
CeatraiiziAE MovSnsaf.

Its moss Aeessea sT Practically Fsvorfag =
CsstranziaE MovSnsai.
The little political machine which Mr.. Ed
ward NJ Shepard has organized to nag at the
regular Dsmocra Of Kings county may slip .
cog at to- nights meeting OF the Committee Of
One Hundred and Mr.. Shepard may lose his
hold on the lever. The Meeting 10 called to
consider the constitution which Is to be sub
mittsd to the Convention on Tuesday next
Some OF the South Brooklyn committeeman
say 1t will be very surprising IL the constitu-
ton isn't torn to pieces They object to It for
the reason that It gives to Shepard the Abso:
lutte power OF bosship. The appointment Of
An Fxscutiye Com mittes By the Chairman OF
the General Committee IL considered in direct
opposition to the spirit OF the movement and
tending toward Capitalization
The bhspard plan Is for small Executive
Com mittss The South Brooklyn members
want every ward represented on the COM
mittee. Said one OF Shepard's followers yes
tsIdsy; -.
the demands Of those who want absolute fair
ness and equality In the ORGANIZATION, the new
movsm ent will get . set back that will eventu-
ally result In Its demise"
The sun., 1894-03-31

No Quorum In the Senate sad Little Done q
Either House.

| No ~ ths Scuhtc anu hsHttho Doue -
Either House.
ALBANY. March 30.-There were only nine Of
tho thirty-two Senators present when the SEN
ate came to order to-day. At no time during
the session was there . quorum. Senator Nc
Mahon presided in the absence Of Lieut.. Gov.
Sheehan- Only three bills were introduced.
one OF them to establish q volunteer !ife-sav-
wing corps OF the inland lakes. There were no
bills passed. The Friday sessions OF the SEN
ate are a pretence. Nothing has been done at
any OF them for long time. as no quorum has
been present The Senators 90 to New York
on Thursday afternoon
In the Assembly there was . quorum. but
little was done. The bill to allow the Commits
sioner for the annexed district Of New York to
,enoye Shst,SctitSns. S NJ. came up and wa, de- de-
hinsworth, who said that it would put In the
hands Of Tammany Hall the power to use i'm
Of peanut and soda water stands. Both the
Assemblymen from the annexed district op-
sembly clerks. who is a resident of the an
nexed district, wanted TO have the bill beaten.
The bill failed By 22 votes OF the requisite
MT. Coughlin introduced a bill for the exam.
tive % snainssrs. % fSsmen. and SostIsrs. IL S''% The
GSSyernor @ Is to % sppTlnt S ehisf eIa1iner who
employ any engineer. fireman. or hostler who
The hsse%Siy Judlei.ry reported bill to
loon.
Other bills were introduced: BY Mr.. Friday,
to make the Registry Boards In towns OF Kings
county to consist OF one Democrat and one
Republican; by Mr.. Schultz, to prohibit the
nickel: in-the-slot gambling machine. and By
Mr.. Finnegan. for the Improvement OF the
Eastern Parkway.
The Assembly paused the bills to award
damages to the property owners In the an
nsxed district caused by the depression OF the
tracks OF the Harlem River Railroad to repeal
the act authorizing the use of steam cars on At
lantie avenue, brooklyn; for the retirement OF
New York public school teachers. and TO ex-
smpt Fourteenth street In New York from
elevated railroads
Gov. Flower has announced that he will not
act upon the chArgeE filed with him against
the ma nAgers otth Flmira Reform Atory pend
ing the consideration Of the matter by the
The sun., 1894-03-31
FHEE's ARMY RUSHING ox
TIE SSsthsrs PasIae sssAs 10 BE n stIiA 3
Thsn TkrOaEk 10 Get AIa OF Thsn.

sAS ANTONIO. Tex. March. 30.-Gsn. l.. 8.
Frye and his United States Industrial army OF
800 arrived in San Antonio about 3 O'Clock this
morning over the Southern Pacific from the
West. When the Southern Pacific ofleials
urged the army to hurry up with their meal.
so the train could be msved on Gen. FRYE in
formed them that the train belonged to his
army, and his men would leave when thsY got
ready.
crowd Of nearly 300 men had eonErskatsd
at the southern Pacific station and said that 1t
WAS their intention 10 Ioin FTyss army upon
its arrival here. Several Of these new recruits
have thrown up good places to Join the move;
without working. Mayor PAshAl purchased
zoo pounds Of beei and 2 wagon load of bread
invading army, IL is problem how long the
army viii remain here
The southern Pacific agrees to furnish free Of
all cost the train Of ten coaches with which to
tEanspoTt ths men over the lntsrRatiOnAl and
taking step9 looking to the removal Of the
army bJ rail from this city TO-DAY to LOngVisW.