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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

WtNl toTNFE FVNoFGNo'
JoHS y. srAsLkr. RssisrsR
AsID,EE.
%. n. Gregs b. A. N. Roberts, tsS
J. Carver ~ a.. q. klmlsll. Ia
4. q. kimbali ~ 4. A. Dresser. eo
Hsrusi-
y. q. E.,'-,o 4. ,. roare. 4"
oassswpoD.
D. q. WIN. ~ T.. 7. i,ol<r.. !"
hExico.
l.. ". bay ~ q. ". Riilon.
same o. sane.
same o. same,
soRwAf.
y. X. Anirrws Ia a.. ". Lacke. no
a., %. Camminss a. A. y. Anivws.
WOODSTOCK.
u. y. faaIknsr h. J. wosibay. .
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Mere AND rrIRt.

The Dutch have conquered Holland.
Alahama goes Democratic by large
majority.
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BORN.
MARRIED.

In stark, n, o.. by Rev. ~. W. Bryant. Mr.
Rsuiea ". Whitman ot woodstock and hrs
Alma Hickey. Of stark. n. %.
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SINGLE CoriEs.

S,,.I. Ca,.iss % ths p,ws-Fst Az tear csss.
e.sh rNsy ~in ~ wailei on rssstrsSi 49, 49, =,
49,. ,,,iln.hsr. OF Cor tis csnNentence ~ lstrss-
.l..A c..l.. u % each t-sos have tssn plsrsi On
-. "A ths t,,l,owtng plscs- N ths tounty
s..oth P.rt. t.srrv'. prug ~tar~.
shartlsf-s ttFuz ~tore.
~.r~.v >aVe-' prug >torv.
n..se.i Alfr.a Cols, fu-trosstsr.
vr,ses,. AZ Ls~ts. tnsarsncs ones.
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The late unlAmentel railroad strike Is
on-that T.. II has been officially de-
clarcd OF. IL hasn't In fact been ''on''
fOf sOlne time.
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DIED..

In Paris, SUNDAY. Aug. 10, 81 ssA. ~. Jais
IIamin. widow ofihe late sami o. Carter. In
the chi year of her are.
In issknsLi. Aux. 10. Cyrus Glover. ax~i 10
In bethel. Aus. q. Nelson Mill.. ar~i :, ysar.
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4 lire among artists studios In New
York was reported "a have caused loss
20 sl.,un. Later reports place the
loss al sFi,tso. The discrepancy Ia eN-
planned BY the fact that the first amount
Mas made up from IN. estimates Of the
artists Who had lost their paintings,
while the later figures were made up by
a cold, unfeeling, commercial world,
without artistic Instincts.
Restaurant keepers al Bar Harbor
have been paying az high a. sl.SO a
brace for young partridges, when they
do not dr,ss larger than robins. A
dainty dish Ia set before a king-or a
preshlent-or any other American eth
zen. But the game protective assoeia-
ton officers have caught on" and no
more young partridges will grace the
Bar Ilarbor tables N they know IL.
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OBJECTIONS
for usiss
CREAM BALM

| Apply Q particle OF
the Hahn we'll up In,
~ The nostrtls. Ana
la mosseat draw
strong bfeatt
| through the b0se,
Tee three times q
aay. amer meals PFC
fefrrt. and iefosv
UtIrtaG.
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ELy'sCnnAn nAEN
Opess and eiesnses
M Nasal Pasasges
Allays Pals asd
iahsmnatios, IIeals
the sefys. rrsecs.,
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rss.s-si ~ . year ~ paL, .sr,s,ly IN si,.nos-
Oxhsr~,-s siS year. sies'e c"r's- es"''
Apyssr,ss~s~r,, An lexsl s.iverti-e.sr " ss
xtyen thres consecutive tn-sFu"e- ~
insh IN ienxth 81 columa- .pcN eo .s.s
efs.
In. pxt<r,xa -~sv tyre, tat pr,--.-. sssAm
..,s,r expsrfence-l werkmsn anil ns fsh..
sssahlss ~ mAls this slspsrtrDsnt OF oar ess'
ps.. csmPsis AMI popahAr.
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NOTICE.
Nv wife, Anna u. Merrill. having len my hei
and h.ari without Justisable eauss. ell psrsOas
arv hereby foriii,isa ~ trust her an ny sccosss
ss shall par no bills Of her contraotins amer
'"'' " CHARLKs NxRRILL.
Buekheli. Me-. Aug. n. ist.
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FOR GOVERNOR.
HENRY B. ClEAVES,
or Portl~nes.


Dor SENATORS,
ALBION z. GORDO>, etfryee1fs
JOn> :. HARLOW, oip''nss'
For Csanty Trsssurcr.
.EOgsE n. ATWOOD. 81 fan'
fof oeuniy AuorDsy.
EUGk>E D. SMITH. u >"r~r
fsr Coauty Coami.sionsr.
GEORGE ". RipLo>. oi rAr''
For shsrtr.
TEEp 4. rOgrkR. Of ka"i''d
For Clsrs u Court.,
CHARLES b. WHITMAN, % >or~N
FoF Register - tS.-is.
,. uAsrI>Ss BEA>. ofsA-"a
For Rss,-ssr u rc-l. Western p,-'r,st.
kCkLEN RALLAEp. Of f'yseurs
Nomination. Go. ,hs Lss,si.,s's'
p.tr,st eusa,--..i ~ rAr., nss.sshi
act llArtturi.
4. e. THOMAS KING, ~ PART
pi.trt.t cosar-.-s.i ~ >or~sy. o,iori.
tistrsu act t.vsn~u--i,
N SIMON Rich, - "Ni"r'
pt.trtft esnpsr-s.i - nruwnashd. tye
burs. IIifaua. Lowell ant furtsr.
GEogsE n. NooRh, ~ L"'ea
ui.trt.t r..ust-s-s-i a ustksl An.ioysf.
Nafth AL Wet ~ufYlu., >e~rfs
rt.sn. Ilannssf. Eamfari. efaftnn,
gl.v. tinssln srsl Nasslss~ay Pas
tstisn.. All al tsrrttufy M otisr
wi-s inrlu.issl.
aFOIssf 4. ~NirH. ~ hsn"'e'
In.tFist osssnt-s-.-l "a Mass. tAsamsfa.
Waterford, ~sssisn. ~tss~. stssnshans
Ahany, Nossi-ts-k. 1lsasl. tr1e
LurE AoNismy ani hafhehiefs
Nfants.
ANBREw :. HAfIoop, ~ Nstsfiori
ui.trist culat-.-s-i - Canton. niNhsi, >uiassi
rsru, MeNirs, ku,hury, hyrvu. frahAM
ansi tinrnln l'Antati~ns.
tWNEit~ n. tiLHiEt. ~ tant"n
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HANTEll
NOTICE.

TwoCeopers IA male shoos. Ad'irrss 90 ea
'" av. BisBEE. No. Waterford. Maine.
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ENTRIES foa BETHEL RACES.

MEETING az Tur OXFORD COUNT,
BRlEpLHs' ASSOCIATIONS AT siNhs'
sIpI PARK. AUG. Il AND IL.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
DIED IN The Street.
John Trippett Expired in Front
Of the Equitable Building.
He Was Taken Suddenly with a
Hemorrhage.
Before an Ambulance Could Arrive
He Was n Corpse.

A man of about sixty years OF age.
and in apparently good circumstances,
dropped dead in front Of the Equitable
Building this morning at little before
Ii o'clock.
AS he fell to the sidewalk blood gushed
from his mouth and nostrils. An ambu-
lance call was sen but before the am
bulance arrived from the Chambers
Street Hospital the man was dead.
The ambulance surgeon said that he
had died from hemorrhage Of the lungs.
The body was removed to the Old slip
police station. and latter to Duffy's I'M
dertaking establishment at So Green
witch street.
The man was about 8 feet Z inches in
height and was dressed in pepper and
salt suit, an outing shirt and white
straw hat.
There were s1.21 in change in his
pockets and seven letters, oil addressed
to John Trippett, Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
One OF the letters was from Lawyer
John 9, Mayo. Of 800 Broadway.
Mr.. Mayo was seen at his ONCE, and
said that Mr.. Trippett was an old &C.
guaintance of his and came originally
from Duchess County. He was for
merly employed by CONN q Co., rail-
road contractors, but was not q man OF
means. He was unmarried and had no
relatives In this city.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Ran over A WOMAN,
Reckless Driving of Richard Katz
Results Fatally,
Mrs. Kate Sticklen Meets Death on
the Boulevard.
She Was SO Years Old and Deaf
She Was SO Years Old and Deaf
katz Held without Bail.

Mrs. Kate Sticklen, eishty-six years
old, living at 305 West Sixty eighth street,
was run over and fatally injured this
morning on the Boulevard, between Sew
entieth and Seventy-f,rst streets, by
Richard katE. eighteen years old. Of
I'll Columbus avenue.
KATE was racing with Louis Pills.
driver Of grocery wagon, and was
flying up the Boulevard at a very rapid
pace. Mrs. Sticklen attempted to cross
the street at Seventy-first street and
did not notice the Approaching wagons
Bystanders called out to her, but she
was hard OF hearing and paid no atten-
tlon to them. Kats's horse struck her,
rolled her over on the pavement and
the wheels passed over her breast
The race continued, Katz not even
looking back. Policeman Muicahy, OF
the West Slxty-eighth street station
called to him to stop, and at the same
time jumped into light wagon belong
ing to Contractor Mclaughlin and gave
chase. The policeman was being left far
In the rear when large truck back ed
into the centre Of the street, completely
obstructinE the way. kats was Obliged
to stop and was placed under arrest with
Pills.
The injured woman was removed to
1880 o'clock.
Kats was arraisned at Yorkville Pc.
lice Court and held without bail. He said
he had an unmanageable horse and did
not see Mrs. Sticklen. Pills was fned M
for reckless driving.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
CAsERIo's MOTHER APPEALS,
Asks Carnocs widow 20 save Her
Son from Death.


PARIS. Aug. S.-The mother OF Case
rio Santo Geronimo, the assassin Of
President Carnot. has written to Nine.
Carnot. the widow of the late Chief
Magistrate Of France, asking her to In
tercede with President Caslmlr Perier
In order that the life of the condemned
man may be saved.
The assassin's mother has received a
letter from Caserio. in which he says:
Dear Motheri write a few lines in
order to inform you that l have been
condemned to death. What must you
think OF me- iou cannot think that
am an assassin and a malefactor. You
know my good heart. and my tenderness
was always shown to you. Well. my
heart Is the same to-day III have COM
mittei this act II was simply because
was tired OF looking on such an Infamous
world.
II thank the priest :Ir coming To NE.
but I do not desIra "a confess. i salute
you my br,th--s sis'ets AMI 'thers with
thousand kisses"
The evening world., 1894-08-08
GOULD IS A SPORTSMAN.
WoulAn't Allow vigiIant to walk
over" for the Prise.

10y ASSOCIATED Press.l
COwEs. isle OF Wight, Aug. s.--onl,
Vigilant appeared on the line at gun
fire this morning In the race for the
Royal Yacht Squadron prize Of 400. fol
all yachts exceeding H-rating belonging
TO any recognized yacht club. As three
competitors were necessary for the race
to be sailed the event was declared of.
Britannia wan absent owing to the
fact that she has been locked as re.
suit OF the damage which she sustained
by scraping the shore In the iuffins
match Off venthor on Monday last, and
as Mr.. A. d. Clarke. owner Of satanita,
had been blackballed by the Royal
Yacht Squadron. he refused to sail his
yacht.
The morning was rainy and gave
Cowes dismal appearance. There were
few spectators and no notabilities were
visible.
Later In the day It transpired that the
rule requiring that three yachts should
compete had been waived, and the Sail
ing Committee asked Mr.. George j.
Gould to send Vigilant over the course
for half the prize.
Mr.. Gould. however. declined, saying
that he did not consider that to be sport.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
WITH HIS
HANDS TIED.
Dead Body Of an Unknown
Man Drifts Ashore on
BoYery Bay Beach.
WAS EVIDENTLY MURDERED.
Nothing to Aid Identification but
the Letters F. 8 on
One Stocking.
WORE NO UNDERCL0THINo. I
The Police Think No Was Killed
During 4 Quarrel On
a Yacht. y
WORE NO uHpERcLorHlHe.
BowERY BAY BEACH, AUG. s-rAs

BowERY BAY BEACH, Aug. Sine
body OF an unknown man, with In
hands strapped together over HIN
stomach. was washed ashore near the
Grand Pier. ct North Beach this MORN
ing, and was found ut A30 by Po,icen,a1S
Corrigan.
From the manner in which the man's
hands were tied Police Capt. Cort1cAn,
brother Of the oficer who found tho
| bodv. bs,,eve. the man wss thrnvvu
ovs sh,.s, go, -. ~. ~ 49,. -
oVerDoard from some one OF tne many.
vessels anchored in the bay. He an
swers n theory NJ suicide NV savin-
,s., ~. 80 ~. 49,
himself as he was found.
The nysterv In mora nusSlinr becauss
M. -, a.. -. ss,,.ss 4. = 49,
NOT marx can De ROUND on tne man
The evening world., 1894-08-08
FLUSHING ENTRIES.

RACE TRACK, FLUSHING, l.. l., Aug.
s-The following are the entries for the
races tomorrow
First Race-Four and a half furlongs. -RonAA-
Paragon, whitestons Happy Thought. Jolly Joe.
Columbus Hercules and Sentinel. no ID. each
Second Race-Half a mlie.-Raeeland, IT.. IL
MorenIki, III; Tom Morgan and Flying Joe. 70
each: Charles q. Allyn, ios; Baby D., ~ (;
Third Race-six and half furionEas 7-Ec1.
glove yardes, Jim Mclaughlin and BleehryIH.
III each; Flushing. iO1i carracua ie&i ~
Rhett l0i III. 90 ~. ~
Fourth Racs-Four and hall furieaS4 .-['<<|.
mere III; farley, no; Irene. ,oIj hen4s #tf
colt lOsi Canada Jack. l02. ft 4L.4II... e ~
Fifth Race--Fiys-elGhths Of : MII4~ ~
Dudley, lioi De Coursey, ioIi .W.r F4I1<
away, Montpelier and TootDey. II< 1&[1I H&|
D.. lOi Dr. Chambers. ssi heNie -, ~
The evening world., 1894-08-08
FELL THIRTY FEET.
Laborer MOrsani Has -Four Of HIS
Ribs Broken.

Antonio Morgani. an italian laborsss
forty-two years old, living at IA Null
berry street. fell about thirty feet at
o'clock this afternoon. while working On
new building of the American Tres
Society at Spruce and Nassau streets;
The man was working at a windlass
attached to a huge crane used for low
ing at the edge OF a deep hole when the
handle slipped from the windlass. His
fall was broken by some plankins, but
he landed on his head and side az the
with great force. Four OF his ribs were
broken and his head cut. He was taken
to Chambers Street Hospital. He VII
probably recover. He has a wife ana
three children.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
POTENTATE At ODDS-ON.
Captures the First Event mt Sara
tORa from Torch bearer.

Especial to The Evening WorldD
RACE TRACK, SARATOGA, Aug. s..
AT the drawing of books here to-day
twenty-elsht penclllers paid for stands.
This is a falling of of two books from
the last drawing, showing that the Je-
rome Park meeting has not Affected
tors were still here. Riley Grammar was
among the number. He drew In without
opposition, and when his name was was
brother bookies. 1T was believed that
Grammar would not be allowed to go on
In spite Of the petition IN his favor -
said this morning; You can bet thou
sand to a nickel that Grammar won't be
HTes to c n Sp kora BY the way
trick at Guttenburg and he has not yet
The card to-day looked very interesting
had Ave sure, winners at their ringers
which had tough lot entered, ,
Potentate was the first Of the sure s,r.
bearer and Thurston went al him In
such determined fashion that for time
es had 0s'a sht Me for ,s paes
as Thurston was closing fast.
La hs to in the
tanooga. the second choice. The latter
was heavily played by some Of the
smart people ,,
For three yesr-olds; six and q half furIonss
starters Betting, st. lFFin
F Ess:ss..s.r n, 'g Tsl.s.i i - sss
t;sGIHi . T., ,s4s sTG|S iiSs 81 7
Potentate went away In front and was
hsxs1 n snd hsif from "~ ToreSbearer
who was a nose In front of Thurston.
M!s:: on 'f ForossssrsP 's5 Q"
"'' ''o" SECOND RACE
For beaten horses; one mile.
/. s, isy:, ,,s a. e.yeP, Dsl1 gs, >! =" f.
SSsit:aSs'is i. i;S, 81 & 81? 81.
ana IA S Saya for Sa half an mile. Then La
Joya drew away and won easily by a
length from Chattanooga, who was
three lengths in front of fiorinda' Time
THIRD RACE
Selling; seven furlonss.
e ss:5a - i. ssJ 5s.3sla.: Il II ~
s En- ss.s 10 a.s si''''"' :,
Lismore, 30 (Riehardson). ..loo-1 tO.i
Clementine made the running. followed
| by Leonardo, Pearl Song and BalbIig-
| gan. No change was noted until they
| struck the stretch, where Leonardo
closed on Clementine. and in a spirited
| finish beat her out a head. Clementine
was three lengths in front OF Pearl Song
Mutuels paid. one, two, three: On Leo.
pardo, Sass on Clementine. R.a; on
| Pearl Song. 1850
with Applause second and Hermanlts
| third.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
POLICEMEN DISMISSED.
Three Lost Their Positions on the
Force To-day.

The Police Commissioners this after
noon dismissed from the police force
Policeman Thomas Purtle. OF the
Twenty eighth Precinct Policeman
Edward +. Flood, OF the Eighth Pre-
cinct, and Patrolman Meyer. of the
The charge against the first two was
drunkenness while on duty. The
charses against Meyer were failing to
report A. roll-call refusing to patrol
roundsmAn, being OF post and being In
3 saloon In full uniform while on duty.
All four charges were preferred on the
Meyer had been on the force two
years, and during that time thirty-two
Complaints have been filed against him.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
FOUND NO POLICY SHOPS.
Capt. sIevin's Report on the Result
of His investigation.

Capt slevin. of the Oak street sta
ton, to whom had been referred Il num-
Der of letters. signed Mother" COM
planning of alleged policy shops at lOs
and lO5 South street, Dos Front street
and other places In Beekman street
and Peck slip, reported the result of his
investigation to the Police Commits
sioners to-day.
dence that policy slips are now, or ever
have been, sold at any Of the places
mentioned He stated that he had made
a personal investigation and had also
had Officers in oitissns' clothes visit the
places.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
KNOCKED OUT IN THE NINTH.
Eddie Mcveeders No Match for
Danny Moore.

Danny Moore, 10 to-day receiving the
congr itulations Of his friends in the
Fifth Ward, Brooklyn, over the victory
In a scrap" last night with Eddie Nc
Veeder.
The fight lasted seventeen minutes and
Moore Knocked McVeeder ont In nine
rounds London prize ring rules.
The flight was to settle an old grudse
also a small purse offered by some sports
from New York.
The scene OF the fight was at the foot
of Bridge street, at Poillon's old ship
yard.
There were about 200 persons present.
Moore boasts that on Harry Miners
stage he once met Dixon.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
SIX KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE.
severe Shocks Felt in Various Parts
of Sicily To-day.
(By Associated Pre,s.)

PALERMO. Sicily, Aug. S.-Earth-
quake shocks were felt at o'clock this
morning at Ac Reale and at Zaffarano.
At the latter place six people were
killed and several were injured.
Earthquake shocks were also felt at
Catania and elsewhere near Mount
Etna.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
AMERICAN PILGRIMS IN ROME,
Attended Mass Celebrated by the
Pope This Morning.

ROME. Aug. s.-Nearly four hundred
American pilgrims attended mass this
morning in the Hall of the Consistory
Mass was celebrated by the Pope. whC
allowed his hand to be kissed.
His Holiness also made pleasant
speech to the pilgrims.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
THE BRITISH Ar BLUEFIELDS.
Instructed to Act in Entire Accord
with the United states.

LONDON, Aug. s.-The Associated
Press 10 informed, from an official
source. that Great Britain desires to
act entirely In accord with the United
States at Bluefelds, Nicaragua.
Great Britain will refrain from any
interference, except such as Is consid-
cred necessary. for the protection OF Brit
ish life and property, and to maintain
treaty obligations.
Instructions to this effect have been
sent to the commander Of the British
cruiser Mohawk. Leslie C. Stuart.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
NAMED BY THE PRESIDENT.
Lars Anderson, of Ohio, to Ne secre.
tary of Embassy at Rome.

(By Associated Frsss.J
WASHINGTON, Aug. a-Ths President
to day sent the following nomins tons
to the Senate:
Lars Anderson. Of Ohio. to be secre-
tary Of the Embassy OF the United States
at Rome Italy.
Louis d. Volts, of New York, to be
Appraiser of Merchandise In the District
OF Buffalo Creek. n. Y.
Vessels-George winans, of Wisconsin,
for the Fifth District; John II. Galwey,
Michael j. Calvin, Of New York, for the
Navy-L!eut.- Comma nder ] ohn c. Rich,
TO be Commander; Lieut.. George w, Ty-
Ter, to be a Lieutenant-Command er:
Lieut.. Junior Grade Harry kimmell,, to
he Lieutenant; Ensign John j. Blandin,
10 he Lieutenant Junior Grade.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
FLEET SAILS AWAY.
On the Way to New London. New
port and New Bedford.
(By Associated Press.


NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, Aug. 9.-The
New York Yacht Club fleet left Morris
Cove this morning. Signal was given for
departure at 6S and the first steamer
left anchorage at 7. BY o'clock not a
sail was In sight past Lighthouse Point
The course from this place Is directly
TO New London. Newport, Vineyard
port, where the fieet viii dIsband. TSe
festivities at the Peauot House ended
at an early hour this morning, and all
the yachtsmen were on board by
o'clock.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
An Anti-LObbying hill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. s.-Senator
Allen to-day introduced an anti-lobby-
ing bill. It defines lobbyist as a
person who perpetually endeavors to
secure legislation in Congress by in
fiuencing members Of Congress- and II
imposes a penalty OF not less than $1,000
nor more than 5000, and by imprison-
ment In the jail OF the District OF Co
lumbia for not less than one year nor
more than 1--WE years, for conviction OF
lobbying In the District OF Columbia
or In Washington.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Time for Something Definite.
(By Associated Press.)

"AshiNSioN' aug oeha.ois
Jones ana vest Oh 'ne iarn
ence committee. ana senators eorihah
ana emith. ac.ns Oh uehA" - .ns ~.
rVauve oeha.os, heN ~.
u.s. previous !" ."s 'o N.s 80.
.ohlerehce' anu -,,.s
tney oeoioed tnat .he uine "au
"heh tne conferences shou'u .olne a..
ehd' either oy an asreemeht VI
agreement ana tnat they us.
prosramme ior bringing aoou' 'A'
SUIT
This programme, as detailed. was TO
have the Senate cor,ferrees do their ut
most 40 s.n,,r. an apreament at the
MS " secure al
The evening world., 1894-08-08
CHOLERA At oRAvESEND.

Four Patients Taken from q Steam.
ship from st. Petersburg.
CBy Associated Press)
LONDON. Aug. S.-Four patients from
the steamship. Balmoral. which arrived
at GraveseEd yesterday from st. Peters,
burg, are declared to be suffering from
Asiatic cholera.
The Balmoral, upon arrival yesterday
reported that one Of her seamen died
the day previous Of cholera.
The evening world., 1894-08-08
Mere Is Mr.. BattershalI.
(By Associated PresA

MONTREAL, Aug. s.-sanford W. batsrahAl''
an important witness. VINO Ia wanted t''"'e hs
IInItsd statss Senate sugar .nTeftlEung Cm-
mIttse WAS in the city TO-DAY but - sojcarnihl
for The present at 81. Anne de Bellevue, a PREV.
watsrlnE pIaos on the ottawa River near where
il smptisf Into the st. Lawrence. Ho "a known
a. 5. W. BrsNstsr,
The evening world., 1894-08-08
And Decide that It Is Time for
Something Definite to
Be Done.
HOW THE REPUBLICANS STAND.
Practically All Of Them Would
Support a Free Sugar
Proposition.
fBy Associated PreeA.)

WASHINGTON, Aug. 8. - Senator
Jones, OF the Senate conferrees on the
Tariff bill. said at 2.25 to-day that he
thought the tariff conferrees would be
able to report an agreement to-morrow.
Senator Smith. Of New jersey. who
was in consultation with the Senate
confefrees, said that he expected the
full Committee would be called together
tomorrow and bill reported. He said
he could give no details, except to say
that the compromise sugar schedule an
nounced last week would be part Of
the agreement.
one Of the Republican conferrses said
he expected the Republicans would be
called in tomorrow. and Senator Harris.
a Democratic conferree, said to another
Senator that an agreement was in sight.
All who say anything about the bill
decline to discuss details. but indicate
that concessions have been made. One
report said that as between coal and
Iron ore, It had been agreed that coal
was to be free and iron ore fixed at N
cents. as in the Senate bill. Another
report twisted this around the other way
and put a sliding scale duty on coal
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THIRD RACE.

Rosewood colt led to The last furlons,
where Hailstone got his head In front.
In the last few jumps, Owlet. who had
been well UP, got his head In front and
won. Rosewood colt came again in the
last furlong. and got the place a length
before Hailstone. TimeI.0.
Mutue.ls paid; straight $50; place,
paid: Place, &.s5; third. $50 Haiistone,
paid s7.55 third.
The fourth race was won by Don
Alonzo: Jodan was second. Only two
starters. Time-l.5S1-i
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To Investigate Judge Kicks.
LBX AasociAtkd Prsaal

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.--In the House
,Saay Mr.. Bailey. Dem.. Texas), from
.e committee on Judiciary. as q matter
privilege, presented 4 resolution pro-
s ns Tor an investigation by that Com
: wee OF the charges against Augustus
iacks' United States Judge Of the Dis
NJ ny. Court OF Northern Ohio. and EN-
Snns the Committee to sit NJ "ct
q. ana time, as II saw NJ
persons and papers. The re- II
agreed To without diviaion.
sLhcrhorouk li22 Broadwav. Elactro
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Heat Too Much for Mrs. DreAhaA.
Rose Brennan. forty-tvs yssn sd Of 20 East
TAirtesntA street. xas overcome ~ The tsst In
ffoat d her fesiasnes al e.ss iris mefnivs she
vas removed 70 Bellows Hosplpi.