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The evening world., 1894-07-17
STEAMSHIP MEN IN TROUBLE.
More People Have Cut-Rate Tickets
than Can he Accom- m Odated,

more FeOple nave Cut.Hate Tickets
than Can he Accomm odated.
The rate war on transatlantic travel
goes merrlly on. and to-morrow's steam
ships will be crowded with people bound
for Europe, who are taking advantage
of the cut rates.
Mr.. Cortes, Of the White Star line,
expects something Of a riot on the dock
when the Germanic is about to leave to-
morrow.
I'VE are FULL" he said, land you know
what that means. We have booked the
ships full capacity, $50 steerage passen-
gers, and another nifty have tickets.
Now, which fifty are we going to turn
away. We shall have to compromise In
The Paris. sailing tomorrow for
Southampton. will carry away $50 per-
sons in the steerage. This is the yes
sells full capacity.
Agent Lederer, of the Red Star line,
10 In a terrible stew.
II have tickets out for 400 people on
the Noordland. which leaves for Ant
werp tomorrow" said he. 1.-THE ship
has only accommodate ions for 200 people.
/ nm trying to make some kind of an
arrangement to take the whole lot"
The evening world., 1894-07-17
ABANDONED HER BABE.
Mary Pecks Sentence Suspended At
a Minister's Request.


Mary Peck, a pale young woman. with
a six-weeks- sold infant in her arms.
pleaded guilty to abandoning the baby
on June d before Judge Cowtng in Part
|. Of the Court Of General Sessions this
afternoon.
Rev Gregory Lines, rector OF the
Church Of the Beloved Disciple. who is
the spiritual adviser Of the girl, pleaded
for her. He promised to see that she
did not aband the baby again.
Upon this assurance Mary was per-
mitted to leave the courtroom under
suspension Of sentence.
Miss Peck's case Is peculiarly sad. She
lives with her mother at 1910 Third ave-
nue.. Several years ago while working
in a button factory she became blind
Sight was resained about a year ago.
Shortly afterwards she was criminally
assaulted by an unknown man. Six
weeks ago she gave birth to child.
Her mind became unbalanced and she
secreted the babe In the cellar Of the
tenement where she lived. Gerry's So
ciety caused her arrest
Agent Stoding. who had opposed Judge
''oHing's action to-day. said to a re-
porter:
II don't zee how r;e can punish these
people II they are allowed to go scot
free, We have three other cases on
hand now
The evening world., 1894-07-17
MUs1AOT DOCK HORSES TAILS
Mr. and Mrs Morgan Charged
with Inhuman Treatment.
Society With tho Long Name Brings
Proceedings Against Them.

NEWARK, n. j., July 1.-THE Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Animals
has begun a crusade against residents
OF this State who dock the tails OF their
carriage and ridins horses.
To-day Col r. y. Edwards, Secretary
Of the Society. made complaint before
Justice Rapp sgaint Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Fellows Morgan. the best known OF the
residents of Short Hills. charging them
with inhuman treatment In having one
of their horses tail locked.
The summonscs were issued at once
and we're served on Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
gan at their residence this morning.
A summons was also issued for the ap-
pearance of Henry Watkins in court
He Is the man hired by the Morgans TO
do the work OF docking the horses tails.
The penalty for the ofrense is 500.
The case will be tried next Monday.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
HARVEST FOR PICKP0CKETs.
They Attended n jersey City Parade
and Got Lots of Pluuder.

Edward Farmer, of l0o King street,
was held for trial by Justice Potts, of
Jersey city. to-day, charged with being
a pickpocket. The Lyceum Sodality of
ct. Peters Church paraded last night,
and pickpockets reaped harvest.
Mrs. lIstclle Freer, OF PAT Warren
street, lost her pocketbook. and Miss
Kate Callaghan. who was with her,
caught man ~ho tried to take a neck
lace from her throat. His companions
rescued him.
Peter McCabe, of 1870 Grand street, lost
his gold chain. and Mamie Bowling, OF
1876 steuben street, her pocketbook
Samuel Graham saw Farmer take Nc
Cabes chain, and followed him to the
arrested. A colorcd boy named Albert
Scott was also arrested on suspicion.
He was held for examination.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Round About Town.

Edward J. Wright. the truck driver. Of IS
Henry street who ran over and killed thirteen
ysar-old Harris Rettman In Orchard street on
Saturday last. was held to-day for examination
In Essex Market Police Court.
Morris Stone vas arrested this morning on the
charge Of running a sweat shop at 81 Attorney
Court.
In Essex Market Court to-day Margaret Burke
OF i2s Henry street. was at the request of her
daughter committed to Bellevue Hospital for ex-
animation as to her sanity.
Samuel Franek and wife, OF 2ss Stanton street
In Essex Market Court to-day accused Isaac Taub
enestt. . boardsr. OF stealing $500 worth Of
jswslry.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
NASH REPORTED KILLED.
His Brother ana q Friend Think
They Have Deen HOaHed.

Thomas W. Martin. OF Carlton Hill.
n. j., and William Nash, OF 65 Cranberry
street, Brooklyn, are searching all over
Brooklyn for James Nash, a brother OF
William.
James Is a shop-mate with Martin at
Carlton Hin. A short time ago William.
who also worked In the factory with
Martin and James. moved to Brooklyn.
James left Carlton Hill yesterday. He
told Martin he WAS going to Brooklyn to
see his brother.
Last night Martin received a telegram
stating that James Nash had been Killed
by a trolley-car. 1t was signed J. May.
Martin hurried to Brooklyn and went
directly to see William. william had
not seen James. There Ia no record OF
any accident to James Nash. nor IL It
known who ~. May" Is.
James Is missing. and Martin and
William regard the whole thing as a
hoax. They are on the warpath looking
for the sender OF the telegram.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
TO SEARCH THE SWAMP.
Posse of Fifteen Men After Glars
.CoOper's AssaiIant.
special 70 Tho Evening wor,d)


FORT LEE. N. j.. July 17.-Del Bisler.
the village dog catcher. reported that at
sunrise this morning he saw the Italian
who committed the assault upon Clara
Casper last Saturday. He met the fel-
low at the edge OF Long Swamp. where
he Is supposed to be hiding. Bigler, who
had an unloaded pistol, was afraid to at
tempt an arrest, but asked the man
what he was doing. The man vanished
In the swamp, Village Constable Hook
ana William Barker. as soon as they
heard Bigler's report, took their dogs
ana shotSuns and beat through the
could not find him.
man named BranniEan and another
named Monahan say they saw the Ital-
Ian near the swamp yesterday afternoon.
The assaulted SIR! was well enough to
return to her work in the Leonia post
Office this morning.
A posse OF fifteen men will resume the
search for her assailant this afternoon.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
BRUSH TO BE TRIED JULY 80.
Lawyer Con Succeeds in Getting .
Day Fixed for His Client.

John w. Goff. counsel to the Lexow
Committee, renewed his argument this
afternoon before Judge Cowing, in Part
T.. of the Court OF General Sessions,
on the motion made yesterday for the
immediate trial Of his client. John S.
Brush. who has been incarcerated in
the Tonbs for eight months, awaiting
the action Of the District-Attorney's
Office
Assistant District-Attorney Weeks
opposed Mr.. COTS motion. Judge Cow
ing named July 80 as the day for the
trial.
Brush Is charged with conspiring with
several others. also under arrest, to OBJ
tain S. 900 In checks. from the Manhat-
tan Trust Company, in this city.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
MINNEAPOLIS FASTER YET.
Corrected Reports Give Her 23.O73
Knots for an Average.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Mime
apolis has done even better than the
first reports indicated on her trial trip
Yesterday Commodore Selfridge tele-
graphed the Navy Department that the
corrections.
These corrections were made last
night, and to-day the Commodore re
ported that after making allowance for
the tides and currents the average speed
was 20. 073 knots.
BY the contract she was required to
make 81 knots. and the contractors
were to receive bonus for excess speed
on the basis of $4,000 for each quarter
knot: SO that. according to Commodore
Selfridge's figures, the premium earned
will amount to Al4,S00, the largest ever
earned by a vessel.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
POLICEMAN HUNTS EXCUSE.
Says William Had His skull Frac-
turcd by shafts OF u Wagon.

Policeman John Hunt, OF Jersey city.
was before Police Justice Potts to-day
charged with at" hcious assault upon
George Williams. army avenue.
Williams charg, with striking
him on the head While he was walking
OH West Side avenue on Friday after
noon last. DR.. Corrisan, who attended
Williams, says his skull Is fractured.
Policeman Hunt IL the man who
dubbed Sergt. Wllshusen about year
ago. Hunt said that Williams got In
front of horse which he was driving
and the shafts of the wagon struck him
Justice Potts remanded Hunt In the
custody Of Capt. Kelly.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
SCHlEREN OUT OF POLITICS.
But His Friends Are rnhnting a
Gubernatorinl Balloon.

Notwithstanding the refusal OF Mayor
schieren, Of Brooklyn, yesterday to run
for Governor or even for Mayor again,
many of his henchmen are working hard
to secure a full delega ton to the Repub-
lican State Convention favorable to the
Mayor.
Mr.. Schieren claims to be working TO
Alfred T, White In the Mayors chair
at the conclusion OF his present admin
istra.ion. The Mayor insists that he
will then retire to private lie.
have an eye to business are the most
prominent workers in the imitation OF
the Schieren boom.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
ROBBED BY WOMEN?
Frank Accuses Aged Mrs. Gamnrcllo
b., L. and Her Daughter.

Charles Frank, forty-two. OF 1866 Ber-
gen street Brooklyn, told the police this
morning a story OF how he was held up
by two women and robbed of roll of
bills containing $2S.
He. says he went to the candy store
kept by Mrs. Maria Gamarelo. who Is
sixty years old. at Atlantic avenue. near
Stone avenue.
He asked for a plate Of ice cream.
When paying for It, he says. he indis-
creetly took out roll of greenbacks.
He says the old woman and her daugh.
ter Amena. aged twenty-five, attack ed
italian entered the store and assisted
them In holding him down on the floor.
When he escaped. he says. his money
was gone.
The police arrested both women, but
the Italian escaped.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
"QUEER" COIN IN HARLEM.
Belief that u CouBterfeitinE Gang
Is Mt Work in That Section.

A gang OF countsrfeitcrs is circulating
spurious coin in Harlem, north of One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth street, par
ticularly in the district next to Seventh
avenue. The residents, it is claimed. re-
ceve bad silver dollars, quarter dollars
and dimes every day from the butcher.
the baker and the grocer, and the
among the saloon-keepers.
One of the officers at the United
States Secret Service Bureau said this
morning that information had been re-
ceived at Headquarters concerning
counterfeiters, who were undoubtedly
the operators now circulating the spurf-
Gus coin.
I'VE know them" said he, but We
have been so busy on some important
matters that we have not been able to
lay our hands on the law-breakers."
The evening world., 1894-07-17
CHRISTY CHURCH, A SUICIDE.
st. Louis Society Man Ends His Life
with n Bullet.

ST. LOUIS. July 17.-Christy Church,
aged thirty-two, one of the best known
young society men of this city, wound up
spree last night by shooting himself
through the left lung while in a room
at the Southern Hotel. He died early,
this morning.
The deceased was treasurer of the
Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company and
a member of the St. Louis Club and
several other local organizations. He
left a widow and child.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
THREE INJURED IN A WRECK.
smnsh-up ON the LchiKh Valley
Causes q SIX Hours Delay.

KENNEDY. n. j.. July IA bad
wreck occurred last night on the Lehlgh
Valley Railroad at this place. A freight
train bound east ran into a gravel train
causing cars to pile up on both tracks
Later a west-bound mixed train ran into
the wreck.
Samuel Filknson, engineer; Robert
Cline. fireman, and Nathan Derr. brake
man. were all seriously injured. The
debris blocked both tracks for SIX hours
The accident Is said to have been due
to the careleasness OF a fiagman.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Among those who have taken passage on the
Nor,,. German Lloyd liner Lain. which sails
for Bremen to-day. via southampton, are the
following: Rev Dr.. and Mrs Charles Dewitt
Br,iEman. Ralph Polk Buell., George s. Duryee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Galaud. Prof W. S.
HsndriIou, Dr. MAR Linde Dr. T. J. Rssrdon.
Dr.. 8. A. Hoyt and Wilfred j. Worcester.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
One More soldier Dyins

CHICAGO. July l7-All OF those in
iursd in the explosion OF Battery F"s
caissou at lakewood and Grand boule-
wards we're in . fair way to recover
to-day with the exception of Maurice
O'Donneli. one of the privates in the
Battery. who was reported dying at
Mercy Hospital.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DOUBTS HIS OWN SANITY.
Saunders ArraiGned to Plead to the
Charge OF Theft.

Sherry Saunders. twenty-one years
old formerly a clerk at s46 East Seven
ty-eighth street, was arraigned for
pleading before Judge Cowing. In Part I.
Of the Court of General Sessions, to-
day. and Lawyer Berlinser was assigned
to investigate the prisoners case.
He was charged with stealing a gold
ring and obtaining 10 cents under false
Second avenue. Tie crime is alleged to
have been com'uitted about a year ago
and Saunders was sent to Wards Island
for an expert opinion as to his sanity.
There he was pronounced sane. In
court to-day he asked that further ex-
animation Into his mental condition be
made. He said he was not certain Of
his sanity.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
IMPROPER USE OF MAILS.
Detective Dcutsch Held in &S 1000
for Examination.

Joseph Fl. Deutsch. private detec-
tive, was arrested by United States
Post-Ohice inspectors for sending an
obscene letter through the mails ad-
dressed to Edmund q. Brown. OF State
street and Battery place.
United States Commissioner Shields
held Deutsch In s., 900 bail for examina-
ton next Saturday morning.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Newark Mcnt Market Glutted.

Especial to The Evening Worid)
NEWARK. n. j., July 17-Therc WAS slut o.
Western meat in the Newark markets to-day aud
the price is going down at q rapid rate. inc
meat IL mostly that which has been in ths STOCK
yards during the strike at Chicago and It VIII
have 70 be sold a. once OF II will spoil.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
BARN BURNED AT YONKERS.
Horse BelouKinE TO Archibald
Smith Loses Its life.

IONK ERS, N. Y, July l;.-Flre broke
out at l o'clock this morning in the
barn of Archibald Smith. at l24 Park
avenue. The barn was destroyed, and
horse. sleigh and carriage were
burned.
The loss Is about 81, 800 which Is partly
covered by insurance. The cause OF
the fire is unknown,
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Coming Evcntb.

lIoiy Cross Lyceun's annual excursion. ofitn-
tai Grove. Long Island Sound, to-day
Local Assembly lo.T7o X. ct IT,, helis It's an.
pual picnic to-day at peckemlnn's RldgeWooa
Park.
Jolly Rambler picnic and Sumnsr,nishts
festival South Beach, Wednesday, July 10 e.
Seaside festival Of the Col. NJ. C. Murphy A.
ISOLATION Conay Island, Saturday, July Is
The annual picnic Of Bakers Union no. 50 WI
DO held at Atlantic Park, Ralph avenue. Brooks
yn, Saturday, Aug :, 4 lI
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Accused of Opening Rivals Letter

Division street. was held to await the action OF
the Grand Jury by Justice Feuner In the Essex
Market Police Court to-day. Samuel WcsberE,
~ III Division street, accused Levy OF opening
lstscF directed to MIN on Jan l3 last and then
filing an order that the letter called for both
men art cloak manufacturers. Levy denIei the
allegation.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Jersey Soldiers succumb to Heat,

STATE CAMP, SEA GlRT, y. j.. July ia
very thick fog hung over the State camp this
morning and in;.!fered with the rife practice
l.. Robinson and William Bosmsn, Of Jersey
city, and G, W Cashali, Of Atlantic City. are In
the hospital, suffering from the hest, Lieut.
vrci!erghe!fe7 dT'llei the Essex troop in car
I.rc drlit, and the signal corps practice In the
Icwr@, MaioE-Gen Plume viii review the troop
n
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Freda MoeIler Assault Case.

LONG ISLAND CITY. L. l., July 1.-THE
hearing Of the case of alleged criminal assault
made upon siSteen-yesr-old Frsda Moell.r came
pp to-day before Justice Ingram. The defendants
are Charles Desmond. Philip Reilly Joseph
White. Owen Quinn, Louis Miller and James
Glare. The dcft adsnts were granted separate
trials and the sass Of owen Quinn was called
-, ekiss 10 still on.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
DECAYED FRUIT SEIZED.
Two Vendors of the stuff Arrested
and Held for Trial.

Fruit Inspector Fox seized and con-
demned 1000 pounds of assorted fruits
and vegetables In the vicinity OF Bayard,
Hester and Mott streets this morning,
and II was carted to the offal dock
The Board of Health has decided that
the only way to stop this nuisance Is 10
arrest offenders. and consequently two
vendors of decayed fruit We're held for
trial In General Sessions yesterday.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
ACCUSES HIS SON.
Aged Michael Flynn says lie
Kicked Him Into the street.

Michael Flynn, feeble, white-hared
man, bent with age, told Justice Meade,
at the Yorkville Police Court, to-day. tina
he had been kicked out OF the house by
his son last night, and that he was home
less. lie said his son was n well-to-do
gasfitter and lived on Boston avenue.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Both Leg. Cut on By . Train.

NEWARK. N. J., July i7,-Chief Hopper. Of tho
Newark police. received a telegram to-day from
n. Casey, OF Buffalo. y. Y. stating that Edward
O. Brien had both his loss cut of by a train He
IL delicious and continually calls for his brother
Michael, Who resides Ia Newark.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Woman Shoots and Kills HERSELF
BY Associated Press.)

WESTMINSTER. Pa. July l7.-Mrs. Amanda
Grozier. OF Kennett Square. wife of James Cro-
Zier, a well-known business man, blew her brains
out with n revolver Sunday night. she stood be-
mirror while committing Ahe deed. Ex-
cessiye use of opiates had unbalanced her mind
The evening world., 1894-07-17
HARRY GlLLETT GOES FREE,
Convicted of Grand Larceny, bat
Sentence Is Suspended.

Harry Gillett. young man Of good
family. who was convicted In General
Sessions year aSo on a charge Of
grand larceny. was released to-day un-
der a suspension of sentence from Part
I. OF the Court OF General Sessions.
Gillett was sent to Sing Sing but
counsel had him taken to the
Term decision reversing tho finding OF
the lower court.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

COMFY IsLAEp. N. l., July 1.-THE -o,un-
tser Fire Department ~ss called out TIL, morn
ing to answer ar alarm OF ere on tn. premises
Of Mrs Paul Bauer. adjoining Police Head
epsrters Fire broke out In a barn, but was ex-
ting ished before much Damage Was done
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Poker Players Fined.

This prisoners taken last night In the raid OF
the alleged gambling hous., l5+ East Twenty third
street. arragned In Yo-svslls court this
morning Tn. proprietor OF the place. Henry
Miller was held Tor trial In $500 hail. The nv.
who With him each hned 81.
The game OF poker IN progress vas not OF any
III
The evening world., 1894-07-17
snaeIl-Pox Death and "a New Case

William oNeii. eighteen months old who was
removed to the Riverside Hospital on July 6
suffering from smallpox. died there yesterday.
Al a. Monroe strast. Lille Wilson seven year,
old. Of ssi East On. Hundred and sixteenth
street was removed 10 the Reception Hospital
this morning suffering from small pox
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Three KILLED by an Explosion.
lBy Associated P!s.sD

WILMINGTON, y. c., July IA eei!er At tn,
EecleiO T. PsrnAles Lumber Association Mills
Jacksonville, =. C. exploded Saturday night, k!ll
Inc throe coloTei men Instantly and fatally IL
lurIIE fourth,
The evening world., 1894-07-17

SAN DIEGO. Cal, July l;.-Don Augustus San
gunner, late political chief Of the District o;
Tehunteruo. Mex. has arrived here route to
Eussna6h. WHARF he will relieve Col. Rafael
Garcia MARITIME as Governor OF the Northern
District OF Lower California. Senior Sanguines
has served political chief in Chihuallua and
has had considerable intercourse with Americans.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
MORE SWlNDLED MERCHANTS
Additional Complaints Filed In JeF-
sey city AKainst Carr.

f. r. Carr, OF l26 Bright street, Jersey
City, who was yesterday held without
bail ON the charge OF passing a worth
less draft on Grocer Clarence J. Collurp
Bank OF sunbury. Pa, was again ar
raigned before Judge Potts this morning.
More complainan,s appeared against
him. c. II Miller. Of Maple and Pine
streets, charged Carr with passing worth
less checks on him to the amount OF
1857, Charles Friend also accused him
OF passing a worthless check on him for
s37
Judge Potts remanded him back to Jail
pending a further examination.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

CHICAGO. July r1.-Chief Brennan.
OF the Police Department. has for
warded to General Manager Egan bills
for over $4,000. turned IN by proprle-
tors OF different restaurants, for feeding
policemen during the strike troubles.
Mr.. ESan said the bills would be paid
but that future bills of like character
would not be honored.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Kate Rcdman Missing.

psisctiyes Becker and Kennedy. OF tn. sSss
strsst .st<ticn. Williamsburg. are looking for
pretty nineteea.year-oid Kate Redtnan, Who va
last sssn. On July q. Katie was refused per-
n1iaslon to 20 To a picnic by her parents who
I've ~ 20 ,.Grspd. street and Ier home in q
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Jules ReynaI Dcn d.

Jules ReynaI. well known In New York
ciety. died yesterday from dropsy At his country
residence, Rocky I'M White Plains. N. Y.
He leaves widow. one daughter, Mrs Paul Gil
bert Theesud, and tso sons. Nathaniel G.. NJ.
+. II. Of the Westchester Hunt and Eugene
Sugay.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Five New Sanitary inspectors.

Health Commissioner Emery, OF Brooklyn to-
day appointed i've assistant sanitary inspectors,
The ofhclals are prs II. A IIghiey, s. G.
Clark, 3 Burroughs p H. Burtenbach and
NJ j. Ponce de Leon. They will receive 81, 700
year each
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Her Clothing Caught Fire.

BELl.EVILLE. n. J.. July l7.-Bertha, the
three-yesr-old daughter OF Christopher ortholt.
barber. Of William street, vas badly burned
last night In Some Unexplained way the chiids
clothing caught Ere Her tn;Ier threw his over
coat around her and eAunguished the flames
Her conditon Is critical
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Thieves Rob y Boat-House.

DOVER, n. j.. July I7.-wiliiam vortmsn's
bos,-houss at Lake HopatconE was broken into
last might and quantity OF cigars and cigarettes
were stolen rowboat vas also taken but was
afterwards returned. There 10 no clue.
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Oceanic Post-Omce Robbed.
Especial to The Evening world)

RED BANK. N. J.. July 17-Burslsrs broke
into the Oceanic Post Once last night and stole
stamp. and money to the value OF about SIS. The
stamps taken from the safe which wss
found unlocked, Postmaster Enrisht has offered q
reward OF 500 for the capture OF the thieves
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Robbed an EXPIRES. Company.

John white twenty-five years old. OF ss De-
lsncsy street, was caught In the act Of stealing
. package yesterday from In front OF the United
States Express Company's once. css Canal street
Juhlice Ryan this morning at the Tombs Court
held White for trial in Special Sessions
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Died from Her Injuries.

NEWARK, ~ j., July l7-E;ts wes,lsks the
tour-year-old daughter CT Richard wes;lsks Of
Tappsn street. EeSray who was burned SUNDAY
by the upsettins OF a kettle full OF hot coffee
down her back cl-d In great agony at midnight
The evening world., 1894-07-17
Senator wolcott Returning.
(By Associated Press.)

10Y NHsUCTHVSu FFNss'J
DENVER. Col. July IA cablegram
from United States Senator Wolcott an
nounces that he left Carlsbad yesterday
and will reach Washington about Aug. l.
The evening world., 1894-07-17

Eugene S. Mower. manager OF the CommunIps
and Manhattan Coal Company, died yesterday
after 4 brief illness. at Greene. Me- He be-
lOnged 70 the Montsuk Club, of brooklyn.