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The evening world., 1894-08-27
CINCINNATI GOES SLOW.
Her stnrboard" Engine Has Been
re. - SIighiIS disabled. = =

GREENPORT. l.. L., Aug. 2..+The new
United States cruiser Cincinnati arrived
at Gardeners Bay at noon lo7day.- The
starboard engine Of 'the Cincinnati was
slightly disabled and THIS compelled
her to make slow time through, the
Sound.
There was a general muster yesterday
have been placed In position to-day for
the practice targets. The practice will
begin tomorrow. The crew OF the Cin-
cinnati Will go ashore at GaTdiper's
Bay and have camp there for Ave
days -Puring their stay there will be
a number of sham battles. ... o.. -.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
SHOT At THE JUDGES.
A Convicted Man Attempts Murder
and Suicide in Court.
(By Associated Press.

ESSEN, Prussia, Aug. ga miner.
named Lodz, who had been tried and
convicted OF insulting an Imperial off,
cial Mt a recent meeting OF Socialists,
was sentenced 70. a fortnight's imprison-
nient to-day.
The moment sentence. was pronounced
LODI drew a revolver and fired two shots
at the Judges, who fled from the bench
In alarm. but unhurt. He then aimed
the pistol at his own head and fired
without effect.
Some OF the Court officials disarmed
him
The evening world., 1894-08-27
WHEAT PRICES IRREGULAR.
Go Up = Trihc and Then Decline
TO Saturdays Scale.

Wheat was somewhat irregular at the
opening, starting with sales at an ad-
vance OF about $50. improving a trifie
more. and then easing of until most
OF the advance was lost. There was
but little business on speculative ac-
count. locals doing most of 1t. Septem-
Der opened at SIS 5-sc, sold up to SIS SIC.
afterwards declining a point or two.
while December opened at sc: sold up
days closing prices.
Corn was steady, but quiet, opening
1-Sc lower for December. which sold at
81 lac. but lac higher on May, which
sold at So 5-Sc. and then l-Sc higher.
holding steady during the rest OF the
morning session. Oats were quiet, but
nominally unchanged.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Coming Events.

ST. Peters Parochiai School festival. 'sulIers
Park to-day.
Annual dinner Wholesale OIL Dealers of Brook
Ign, Aug. 50.
summer-nights festival Star v. Totten Asso-
citation BrommeTs Union Park Aug 20.
Invitation excursion John Simpson Association
to shippan Point Grove to-day.
=, Annual elSm-bake. David Ulman Association,
to College Point Sept D.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
SAxTON GIVES 1T UP.
After Seeing Plat He Said Morton
VIII Get the Nomination.

Senator Charles F. Saxton, of Clyde,
expressed the opinion this afternoon that
Levi p. Morton would be the Republi-
can nominee for Governor. Mr.. Saxton
Is one of the candidates for the nomina-
ton, and his candid admission that he
Is beaten practically amounts to a with
drawal fro mthe race.
Senator Saxton has seen Mr.. Plat, and
he Was probably told that his chances
We're homeless.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Think an Anarchist shot Him.
BY Associated Press.

MENTONE. Aug. T.-Considerable ex-
element has been occasioned In official
circles by a murder committed here to-
day. N Huisset, secretary to the Po-
lice commissary, while entering his
house was shot by an unknown man.
1t Is supposed that the shooting was
done lin revenge by an Anarchist.
The evening world., 1894-08-27

Elihc r. Harris President OF the Board of Edu-
cation OF Flushing. l.. l.. through counsel. this
morning asked Justice Gaynor In the Supreme
Court Brooklyn to issue q writ OF mandamus
70 upelling the Board of Trustees Of Flushing
- provide by taxation for ST. Isl S. needed for the
expenses OF the coming year. He says the trus-
The evening world., 1894-08-27
EnElishr en- to Buy Coal Lands.

Nby AbbOcIAted PressD
DENVER. COL. Aug. 27.-For some time pas
an English expert has been making a close In
spection Of the coal nelds in Colorado in tho in,
terest Of wealthy Englishmen. He has returned
to ENGLAND and made his report and state Mins
Will be fsvoraby acted upon The eanItsiist,
have decided TO buy large tracts of coal land,
In the southern part OF the State which they
will develop In a short time. '
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Strike Did Not Take Place.

The expected strikes on the buildings at $40
Broadway Eighty-second street. near the West
ern Boulevard and Fifteenth street. near Fifth
avenue, because Hayden & Son, OF Newark,
who are contractors. are, II Ia said employing
non,union carpenters. did not take place to-day.
II Is not thought that any strike will be or
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Lima Insurgents Armed for a Fight


NLoNpoN, Aug. ia despatch from
Lima says that band OF 600 insurgents
armed with Winchester rifles Is re-
ported to be moving northward from
the southern frontier. The Government
has sent further endorsements south.
and collision is daily expected.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
The McDermotts Outing.

The John J. AcDermott Association had an out
ne to-day. as It does every year A band Of
nifty pieces preceded crowd of 500 persons to IN.
Terry for College Point There will be EAmes and
Ieast at the picnic and parade with nTeworks
town tonight " S~NA W
The evening world., 1894-08-27
scythia Passenger Died at Sea.

y IBy Associated Press.)
QUEENSTOWN. Aug. T.--On the ar
rival here this morning OF the Cunard
line steamer Scynthia, from Boston on
Aug. ls, Capt. Stephens reported that Il
stserage passenger named William
OLoughlan died at sea on Aug. p.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
CAN ISSUE $4,000. OOOBONDS
Mayor Schieren Wants II spent ON
City Improvement.

Chief Clerk Farrell, Of the Kings
County Board Of Supervisors. reported
20 Mayor Schieren this morning that
the new assessed valuation for the
county this year had been increased
SS.173.86 1.
The new assessed valuation on prop
erty will give the authorities a margin
of SIS. 900 within the 10 per cent. debt
limit for the issuance of bonds.
be at once issued for improvements in
the city. The issue will be for a loan of
about $,500,000. OF this amount $750. 900
will so to City Works Commissioner
White for the new water extension.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Thev, Were Playing "sta.s.

Simon schpeufsid. OF III FAdriass street. vas
held for examination In the Essex Market Police
Court to-day on, charge Of keeping a rambling
house. .scsuenfeid keeps 4 cafe and Capt CoTt-
right raidedN the place iaa night and arrested
seven pieh WIG. Ncrs playing a game OF cards
known as '"Etiss" The police also seized 50 40
were hned 81 Zach. = IL
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Wall street Notes.

The stssruship AIer will TAI. out to-mor,ov
a2e. 900 ounces Of silver. OF which Handy q liar
man will ship 800 900 ounces and Muller, schall
q Co. 26 oeo ounoss.
The Nominating Committee Of the Boston
STOCK Exchange has presented the following
tieksS President. Charles Head; Vice Presid.nt
y NrR Ely; Chairman, N. n. BalIou; TreAsuTsr
Il. b, CLARK; Secretary N. r. Bsllou.
The evening world., 1894-08-27

coNEf ISLAND, l.. L., Aug, 27.-NrA RoSna
Ryan, VI 1853 Meserole street. Brooklyn. Who had
Engineer Epstein OF FeltmAns earrousel. arrested
Yesterday for eSrelessly tossing her baby on q
bench while Mrs Ryan Was taking q ride In
ue carrouAel. did not appear against the snEi,
nfcr to-day. and he was discharged.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
New Cases of Cholera.


LONDON. Aug, 27.-A despatch to The
Times from Vienna says that for the
week ending Saturday there were lag
new cases of cholera and 10 deaths from
the disease In GaliCia. In Bukowlna 10
new CASTS and Is deaths were reported
The evening world., 1894-08-27
state Democracy Meeting

The New York State Democracy OF the
Eighteenth Assembly District will hold an i'm.
portant meeting tonight at the headquarters. SOC
Eighth avenue. A special cal lhas been issued
signed by Lawrence r. Mingey, Chairman, and
John Y. O'Brien. Secretary.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
.Ie:,y,i..,ls Is. .Eneet. Sold

The sherin to-day sold at 1876 Liberty street
the effects OF the Empire Association OF Jewellers
Auctioners to satisfy judgments obtained by
Myron IL. oppenheim against John u. Edwards
JsSob A. odell' and John W dorsey, the pro,
Prietors OF the concern, for r.SSS an favor OF
Daniel il. Colt on notes
The evening world., 1894-08-27
IN. A PALACE.
F|int's Furniture Emporium.

Tho building into which Flint Company hsvs
moved is . new structure with all modern M
provements. 1t ia 200 by % feet in West 20
Street. Its nine stories light and airy. and IL
framework is Of steel III its great interior Tie
finest Of tho furniture handled by the company b
manufactured by the firms own designer ~
workmen.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Misunderstanding Works Burned,


=. CHARKOV. Russia. Aug. T.-Alex-
lei EMS wool-cleansing works. the largest
in Russia, have been destroyed. together
with a large stock OF wool, by fire. The
loss Is estimated to be 500, 900 roubles.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
Natives Heat the Dutch.


Wy NFsVVTHIeu FTehs,J
AMSTERDAM. Aug. T.-The expedi-
ton against Lambok has been attacked
by the natives, with the result that the
Dutch were beaten.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
senator German to visit saratos,

tBy Associated Press.l
SARATOGA, N. Y. Aug Ex-senator A. p. Cor.
man. OF Maryland. has engaged rooms at the
tive tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-08-27

in the matter of washing will
lead you 10 use Pearline.
Look about you and see the
work of your friends who use
it. Isn't the work easier ? Isn't
it better done? Can't you see
that it must be easier and bet
ter without all that rubbing
that tires out women and wears
out clothes9 Gumption is the
seeing why and the knowing
how. You can't know how to
wash with the least work and
the most saving unless you
use Pearline.
Beware Of limitations $40 JAMES PYLE n. Y.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
No ViceroyaIty 10 Sicily.
(By AssocIated Press

Nby NbslNIAKeU TTeh9,I
LONDON. Aug. 27.-The Rome CORE
spondent of The Times denies that the
Italian Government has any intention &c
create viceroyalty In Sicily
The evening world., 1894-08-27

MRs MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP for children
eethng soitens the gums and AllAys ali palm 26c.
The evening world., 1894-08-27
BEDROOM.

Three floors are given to chamber furnishings
Mahogany, SO popular just now, is seen in Ill
varieties. some Of the handsomest sets are In.
Prima vera mahogany, or white mahogany, b
used In some. The Colonial and Chippendais
styles pa dominated.
White and gold designs. brass and enamellsl
beds
The evening world., 1894-08-27
BYCK BROTHERS.
CLoTHIERS.
FOUR DAYS SALE.

Why do "forehsnded" supply Of Goa,
IN warm
willing . that
Fall and Winters the tau.
We have carried over several hundred articles of Fall
and Winter Clothing, which occupy the want now
for new stock We shall make the prices EXTREMELY
LOW, and stand back of every transaction with m,
promise refund your money it, for any reason you brine
your purchase back.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-02
RxcnUIr.xo ron THE sIx1H.NIx1n


Lieut.. MeCrystsi Goc- Ahead, Although
HriE>ae He.squ,rterr Civ, Him No Orders.
There Is apparently some nderstanding
between headquarters Of the First Brigade.
National Guard, and Albany headquarters
over the authorization to raise q new company
for the Sixty-ninth Battalion. Orders. IL is
said. were given verbally to Gen. Fitzgerald OF
the First Brigade by Adit-Gen. Porter on
March % which empowered Lieut.. f. T. Nc
Crystal Of Company X. Sixty-ninth Battalion.
to raise q new company. but brigade head
quarters to date have. It 10 said. not Joined In
the authorization.
On March 70 Lieut. McCrystal happened to
meet Adit.- Gen. Porter. and the latter. assum-
ing that brigade headquarters had notified
the Lieutenant spoke to him about II. and the
latter replied that lie had received no notihca-
tlon from brigade headausrters
Gen. Porter then informed the Lieutenant It
is said. that he would probably find the order
sent through brigade headquarters at the
armory or at his home that night Lieut. Nc
Crystal found no order or word Of any kind
either at the armory or at his homo. He
waited until Thursday last, and still receiving
no word from the brigade commander. he
went direct to the Adiutent Generaps office at
there. In accordance with orders from, the
Governor. empowered to 60 to work and or.
men he could find. either in the old com panie..
or new men. The Lieutenant Was cautioned
particularly to use the greatest caro- in the Sc
lection OF recruits. as. It was to be understood
that none but men calculated to bring he ut
most credit on the sixty;.ninth were to be ad.
mitted. He was further directed to report at
once to Gen. Fitzgerald 20 soon as he reached
previously sent and for any advice. Tn
Friday he. called at brigade headauarters
for instructions. He was Informed that there
were n one there, and 1t Is suid that Gen. Fitz-
gerald told him In effect that the organization
Of new companies should 10 authorized only
from brigade headquarters.
Adjt.-Gen. Porter when spoken to about the
matter. said that Lieut. McCrystal had post
lively received orders to raise n new company.
and that orders had been sent to brigade
headquarters q week or more ago to this
effect and that on March - Lieut.. McCryslal
had come to Albany and received the authority
direct
Lieut.. McCrystal said to tho reporter:
have received an authorization from the
Governor to go ahead. and shall obey the
orders OF my superior officer / shall select
some m en- from the old companies, but shall
be most careful to take only the hest. called
on Gen. Fitzgerald for orders. and he said he
had none. am going right to work, however.
TO organize new company. and have applied
TO MAJOR Duly to be relieved from duty as
acting Inspector OF Rifle Practice"
Gen. Fitzgerald declined last night to speak
about the matter.
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nm. N.uraupsla.a s..l c.,...

sr. JoHS's. n. f.. April 1.-The sealing
steamer Newfoundland. Capt. Farauhar, put
in here last night with three blades OF her pro-
peller broken. The ship was caught In the Ice
north OF here She has 5000 seals on board.
She reports that other ships OF the feet are
following. The steamer Hope is supposed to
be fully loaded; the Diana has 10000; the
Walrus IL, 900: the Ranger. 10000; the Kite,
1000; the Vanguard. Sp,bO; the Neptune and
the Labrador. each 2.OOn The steamer lee
land 10 reported at White bay loaded The re-
naming ships. 1t IL expected have no seals.
The season Is a very severe one. and the ships
suffered from the violent gales.
The pros poets for this seasons seal fishery.
on the whole. are unfayoTabe. and Ii IL be-
lISved that not even an average catch will be
secured. The season Is now growing late and
great difficulty IL ex perieneed taking seals IL
is not expected that any Important additions
to the above figures will DO made before the
fishery closes
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~. -. erees - Ce, Ihtrk Caesren Wnn ne
the hsr-Mr. Fiist rhiuss fisrsis.
Edward Eyre Of ". r. Grace a ca, when
asked yesterday about the effects which the
reported death Of President Dermudez Of Peru
on SATURDAY will probably have said:
We have had no advices from our repre-
sentative In Peru, as We m ost certainly would
have II the Presidents death had caused much
Of disturbance. At any rate the interests Of
the American and European firms there will
not be seriously affected. no matter what fac
ton comes Into power. BY the constitution Of
Peru. Vice President Solar should nj; the ofllce
OF President until the end Of Bermudez's term
which expires on Aug. 40 next.
To-day Is the regular election day there
but do not know how the death Of the Pres.
dent may affect that There are several cam
aldai b,s the stronesst q which are oace5es
when he vacated the Presidency. Now he viii
probably be reelected. His policy to foreigners
is the most friendly, although be ruled Peru
With rod OF iron while he was IN power. lie
hs S: Of soms s.S IN IL, s sS Ho's
President, as the people have really very little
port that Solar has gone into hiding, because
ne is very friendly to CaceIes. The lives and
So%s What msy ior n the man, msng nss
never been %oisstsd The American interest:
Chsrlss IL Flint Of Flint 4 Co.. when asked
about the probable successor Of the dead
Pierola lie by far the strongest candidate
for the Presidency. having great European
;1e and sso rsndf in the .Es
from our representative there. In my opinion
there IL no danger that the death OF BERN udez
will affect American interests In Peru"
WARRINGTON, April 1.-south American
diplomsts In washington believe tnat ID.
political situation in Peru. owing to the death
Of President Bermudez, 10 critical Gen.
Canevaro, the Peruvian Minister, has not been
officially informed Of the death OF Bermudez,
the press dispatches announcing the fact
being the only information he has regarding
the event He IL satisfied, however. Of the cor
rectness OF the report although the last cable
gram he reoeived from Lima, when reached
had passed q good night and was better
At the time the despatch was written. The
failure to receive adyiees. the Minister cannot
dillon q affairs: growing out Of the death Of
once would have expired on the 10th OF
August next and the general elections
throughout the country were TO have been
held to-day. The Minister expressed his con-
ndence that the property and lives OF foreign
or. In the country would be protected in this
crisis. as the army was to DO depended on to
maintain order.
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THEY GAZE HIN DOC.
Asa IL Was This that MIsisd Justice VoOr-
his - 90 Blacksmith Baras.

Aua Il was ThIs that MIsisd Justice voOr-
his - 90 Blacksmith Buras.
A brawny. red-iacsd man wanted to give bail
for a young man who was brought to the
Yorkyllls Police Court yesterday morning
charged with keeping policy shop.
Il don't know you." said Justice Voorhis.
"Oh. he's all right" interposed the brilliant
police court lawyer who had charge OF the
case: "hs is DIR. Patrick Burns"
I'm sorry. Doctor" the Justice said. but
I cannot accept your bond because your house
IL not yet completed. aud you cannot riRhtiully
call II your own until all the Workmen are paid
on"
At this point one OF the roundsmsn. who had
not heard the Justices last remark. but who
thought there was some hitch about the man .
Identification. stepped forward and said;
Mr.. Buras 10 all right, your Honor He's .
blacksmith. snow him well"
blRcEsmithF exclaimed the Justice In
surprise The man had grown shade Teddsr
and the lawyer had stepped down from the
Elm q eE-yeterInAry surgeon, your
Honor and sT-pm also Z blacksmith. Ny
friends er-cAll ne Doe"
HIM. said his Honor. Il think Just as
much OF you as black smith as / do as . vet
Urinary surgeon. only when You allowed your
self to be Introduced as Doctor Burns Ii
created wrong impression on my MUD"
DR.. Burns'k bond was finally accepted on
condition that the prisoner would furnish an
other bOndsman to-day.
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4 EERrous KoMlN
Her Life y = Miserable oss-What seispes
uas Done tc.ARord Hsr RsneC


Scientists call this q nervous generation, q
generation OF watery blood and weakness, and
not without reason. In proof OF this statement
they point to the paleness OF the woman OF to.
color Of the vigorous woman OF Tow decades
ago.
suppose only cover special afiiiction OF the
Group vp Of disoTIsis Wessness ~ ths nerves nerves
may be- produced hy various causes. such as q
dsbilitatsd coalition Of the entire system,
irreRularity Of the functions. constipation inn
Rish liver. tickle appetite. impaired digestion,
and various other causes seemingly small, but
all tending to dernnge the nervous system and
undermine the health. Any 81 these conditions
oysrwork. worry. care. excitement. and many
OF the natural accom- nan imenta OF a woman's
life. Every muscle and organ seems to lose
lite energy aud strength; ambition and viRor
takes its place. Headache. dizziness, aching
limbs, hiliOuaness, insomnia. are all forewarn-
inRa OF q general breaking down OF the health.
Sadly numerous as such cases are. the knowl-
vnnced that the enemy may he dethroned and
good health restored.
Truthfully has It been said and scknowl-
edged that no better means OF mpllshing
the use OF DR.. Mllliams' ink Pills for Pale
People. This medicine In, without doubt. one
OF the most enectual household remedial
sgsn na heath
blood, reoIRanizes and gives strength to the
disordered and weakened parts; sets In opera
tion all the sources Of nature necessary to
functional activity. lts good lnfiuencss are
improvement continues until the apex OF per
feet health Is reached. DIR. Williama Pink
Pills for Pale People are surely the greatest
boon medical science ever offered to woman
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-04-02
Two Men R.rn.a FI=u,lar F,r..

William Hart and Edward Lawlor were pain
fully burned at 2 o'clock Yesterday morning In
a fire which started In the kitchen OF John
ONeill's apartments. on the top moor OF the
Aye-story apartment house. 452 West Forty
eighth street Hart and I.awlor, VINO occupy =
bedroom opening on the Kitchen. were aMAk-
ened by the smell OF smoke.
Hart Jumped out OF bed and rushed for the
Kitchen window. but a sheet Of hams drove
him back. The lire had started near the sta
tionary tubs. which we're AL anAme. but Hart
managed 70 turn the faucet and throw couple
OF rails Of water on the IRE. Lawlor helped
him until both were forced TO retreat.
Harris face and hands were a mass OF blis-
tiers and lawloIs head. back, and hands were
seriously burned. lie was sent to Roosevelt
Hospital The llrsmen put out the flames
which did about 500 damage
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THE nEHRIys sEa QUESTION.
E ,giand Has Only six Seaworthy Ships OF
the North Pnc: Ne Oscar.

E,giand Has Only SIX seaworthy Ships o.
the North Fnc Ne Oscar.
WASHINGTON April 1.-Cnless Great Britain
wlthdraws a number OF war ships from the
China and Australian naval stations. II is
likely that the United States will practically
patrol Behring Sea alone. The remarkable
fact is developed. from information So
cured By the Naval Intelligence Bureau o. the
Navy Department. that there are ut present
only six seaworthy British ships on the Pacific
station. which embraces the whole North
Pacific Ocean. including Hawaii and the Cen
trial American coast. These vessels are the
Royal Arthur. flagship. protected cruiser.
100 tons. 1913 knots speed; the Champion.
1880 tons. - knots; the Satellite. APO tons,
- knots; the Hyacintb, 1.420 tons 13 knots:
the Nymph, LAO tons. 1[5 knots. and
the Pheasant, 155 tons. - knots. All
except the flagship are partly y, protected to
signed 10 patrol duty. so there are really but
five available shit e. the principal one being
little larger than the Montgomery or the De-
town and Bennington. and one smaller than
tho Tetrel. The Garnet, which was recently
in the squadron. ia on her way homo to Eng
on patrol duty last season are on the same
duty this year and In addition the orktown.
Bennington, Adams. and Concord have been
ordered 20 ieln them the new cruiser oiym,
san Francisco and the Monterey at Puget
PARis. April 1.-The London correspondent
exchange of cablegTams between Washington
and London Sir charles russell has with
drawn his bill 10 provide for the execution Of
OF arbitration. He will modify tho bill and
introduce ii again on April D.