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New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

ALMA TIE LruiNG cANAuIAN COLLEGE, tor
m,cia. i,l.'' n.ra.aa ,al Lr-rry cum. rae,
,,''s, nr'r 1op,I ,,, su,x.lr M.,., Pa, near r,.a
delrhia ai,aa'nr'' Nj q. J.. MASON.
NoXwoop scaooh r9n dihls. oin i.lME Ma I2NN ,,>;
r1afr, ~ af;..-.t..-.
90 moose. 49,. ,,..,
isse ,y XIV q, 4@o:.39 s. :. 9c',4E s.5E p,o.,p.,.
ClA.sic41 Azp p3nE. iys1lryrr ron, -yogN6
Terhs. '.>' so 80, p ,-'.
MISS SARAH u r.rlFR Principal
l.. 80. ,.,,,,s
NEW MiLFoRn LITriFIfLT 60. coSH.
,,.,>,sr..: .,i,< SEMINARY n-,s,...- Y y
l. ,.,a'',s s,... i1e.a,. '.r c,.-s. ae'a
{~l- opens ''i ,,Iss .''',r.,,,. sr'>,. y,,,'e,
Ma~,.na.-,,.. s.qn lode,
vi ooir'e, Nue. ana er' !:blar Iab.-''of'.s G,it-
i3. 1874 l. arl and tl.,i.n 60,
Mr.. D. S. MEAD. President,
1,,-,,,,rp e,,,.., ,,rrfsr,,v; e. g, rr,,,.,
school year tern- s,9'~mt.- - l.a. fa' cr.ul''a
s. cATHAhiNE. ~ rH. MOI N-Ni,. l,i.,os,' ,... a.,
- sit - i".l,1', @ fli. ,S st. SHinAShhss s'1i mli
-, =, :. ,,.' 1's "a.'n.o' .. ay. ,,.'" :" -
II MILE GROVE SlNI|Ai'l, Sft'iof' 'ifnR, y !.
,,acner. I.,S'5 ctnrs r. powb rn T' D r-.p, t."
,,,,r ,.,,,.,.,. ,,.-7,r,.r,, -,,npr ,,,it.s y
fr'nrh German "nd fnFl'.h tl.,l ~ We n.shest
order far fN' i,i ;k krlii.a , ,,1 ir r' ti
nun r, ,--,,,.,,r.,r eo,,oo, o,. r. Many
/ 'I'''i- - mn = nv = v'''''
AcVan,'is' s' ~ % T,, 'p r1r,, ,n f
STUDY. fnraremen,- NV -. seliemlcr 1894.
Miss JrLiA II FAR"ELL Principal
Tgdr: MssEs Ani a b.y ENa s. M. TRfSGa a.a ma
;r c,Ic,loy, '''''ss i''A'"''" ' Anu '''' "'''
NN oA"DH''S:,M Sc:a,Mnlarb89EF. M&isss 'o' ~ LADIES
NJ aUTTIf'R GILMAN = tho director.
,VHE osslNlxo scIrool. FOR cru3. sing Sing on
WALNUT LANE SCHOOL.
Boarding pny sni '9.ge 9H.g Ti"parn'oy tor & &sr' S
| fJJIEOtorA b RIcHARDs PnncipaI: Miss SARA
" ~ Germantown PHILADELPHIA
xxyooDstDr sryt1,py
w Hartford 1suturb.). Connecticut
sion opens sept ~ O4 Miss SARA J. SMITH. Prn.
&c H1IIHOrsF->vE Ne--Haven Conn-west End
Do Ineti,ute school ~ Girls Mrs. and Miss CADY
principals. Send for circulars.
Tor Roth ccves- -r-o,.n,rv
- & fo' i'V,' ,'.-r,'',,,,. ,.,,,-. -, .,,, :, -
seoo n d, Fae Arts Mac Gsa VI vn yoe a.S una
~ T. S Goyernmcn, Lir'ed 70 no cadets Artory l'oV
pletc hne hotel In furnishings elevator. steam gas
N"'"y' ''hghsh REP Hfp' NJ D. "''' "Nh' r''''''''
l. n YNHmonr the hIis ,hir,iSo miles from New
1ag York ~ school for boys ana s" under tho
ID HODE ISLAND. EAST GREENWICH
II EAST GNttNWl'H A'AptMY >,
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

y FRENCH LINE TO HANRE -
LA ROTRGOGNF Leboeuf .......... sat. June ~ moor
LA NORMANDIE. Ioirot. ..... sat July = a;5o a. m
LA CHAMPAGNE Laurent. Saf, July ~ noon
Nez Alexnndria. Egypt via Paris trip valid "
cays: FIrSt-class tlGO Secon1-class. SIG.
A FORGET. General Agent No Bowling Green
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ror Bow, and Young Men.-Coun

Day 5: t.'h oIss yssf Sssin: september
For Boy, and Young Men.-Country
D1RoNpACKs.-cAMP CEDAR SUMMER SCHOOL,!
A Ten bows under 10 years Of age study optional.
June % 10 SF''F'"'Efr F. D. MoSTAXYE Trenton. ". J.
II oRDEXTowS g. J! Mill MILIrAiiT N f,LSs 5HssIITUrE
cHf4, HFy' t. r D a L4;66.' tA61?N; ;co5aaHNbXSr
C4s55 s5 asG sGHGS SOS adSs r1n1 school for
srst o10e sc4oes r. ihs L.
"''''' G. 7. TARsEI.L \. N. Principal.
(-HEITENIIAM MILITARY ACADEMY. ogon,z near
echop pn;&aSPn &oa TePrcsn,ed sen TSp by it's ees Tsc a
ward Princeton Grne j;chsh I1ay Tfn,y io CnV'
% John e.. RICE Ph. D. Principal
T. LMwooD SCHOOL FOR BOYS a, Milford. Conn.
y ny school, the school l. Fn%S f ssa s1'''
CAIRFIELD Academy. Fairfield Ct.--Thoroueh mental
and scal trai41g VIZ YIN ne e2nf8rI OF Ho"e SIN ~
JIOR BOYS requiring select ana careful training We
Tutors Family. The Pavilion. Nyack. NY
ITRFFHOID INSTITUTE. Freehold \ J.-5O,h year.
4 Boys Boarding school Primary. College Preparatory.
HARVARD UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATION FOR ADMISSION
VIII be held in New-YorN IN the ectureroom OF the
Y. NJ C. A. Building. 23I street cor 4th Ave. June 90
o. 90 80 Candidates Offering advanced Chemistry ad
vanced Physics. advanced Algebra Analytic Geometry
assemble $50 a. June % Otner candidates
at a. M Jun" 2S
NIAPI.EWOOD INSTITUTE. Couoordynlc. Pcnn.-si9j
vi per year school u the best TO IN
with energy and wake boys to the duties Of NE
'''' j. sHoRTLIpGE Cale,. \. NJ. Prn.
NiAKE YorRsELF \ NINE FOREMAN. superi,nn;
,i tcnicnI ininnS eng.nscr go % & %, m.," , l SUI
by The method y The Corr spondence School Of Mines
ana write. Moderate charges send Tor free circular
vi ITcHFLEs HoYs scHGol Is mllc. from %. no,'so
W 4.i b. L. L. r.; sirrt nv select Family school 500 per
acer. sciai care and ,aains g. yovnr boys. MS for
NJ G. MITCHELL rrn.. Bilerea Mass
81 year THE ,cl glN = 43 HghHT M T. AfHBrFf 4 p a,ra
REcrToEY sciIooiq, MA%,.g,EN; coXX.
Address Hsy. il. l. fyEaEsT. NJ 4. Rector.
RIvERvIEW AcADFM1.
eTa%eat A;adems and .as's T. 5 T. oiaeer DE-,
"'ii HisHEE < AMsN rHn~i5a.. r,rehscer.e y Y
ST. JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
MANLrs. y Y.
Next term begins sep''9;l Tu l' S sG, A'gly gl,n
SEpGwIcK iNsTlrrTE G''a' Bar!aslan hc5k.hl.e ,i.
i "'ny med re o''" D. VRN INXrF, Trncpoi ''''
SAINT rAuEs SCHOOL. GARDEN CITY. \; Y.-A
Beautiful anl healthf location Is miles from New-iof@
buildings hrcproof Win hes saniiaiH -gh'pnent;, ;,,
FREDERICK J.. GAMAGE Head Master.
TIVE HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY Worcester.
L MasS-Bognf 3q'h year sept l2ih. Classical Sceni-
Preparatory Gymnasium Attn
let!cs encouraged Car'fIl training. Hon" nfucn -"s
JOSEPH ALDEN SHAW, \. NJ. Head Mn-e-
IL II RIDGE me school fnr boys. prepares f1r
i any college. Individual instruction plalti health
ful location. wM. q. RRiNsMAnE. Washington. Conn.
" ACATION af NEWTON y. High ani iry on ff"
sussex HUE - % shade md hoii grounds
Eyr.rasiuus ana bowling allows ~ ladies ana Fr-if
saddle horses ti lr'n- ponies four tr siN '-
hands .Nrlrsoret special - boys boating AMI
camping. generous cuisine. r. WILSON \. II.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
JnsirnrIioE.
Brooklyn.

,V,HE BROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY Boardini
ava Dav school for Girls: 44th year begins Septeios
o7,h ISs4 13S-ii0 Montague-st.. brooklyn ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
Qfatller5.
School Aacntics.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professor Teachers Tutors Goyernesses
&c. to Colleges. Schools md Families Apply 10
Mrs M. J. YoUNG-FuLTON. % Union Square.
A GENCY Miriam CoyFiere supplies tutors professors.
"A teacher goyefnesses. etc. IN all dcps. recommends
schools 10 parents 100 bh-ave Book Dldng 20h-st
II EST TEACHERS for all positions quickly supplied
- without charge Schools recommended. II. s. KEEL
LOGG. Ci East 9th-st New-York.
(IRCULARS OF city country schools TO parents free
" Best teachers all branches public or private schools
KERR HUYsSOOS Unon School Bureau. w Nth-s.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
Ocean 5IeamerE.
NNSTM GERMAM LLOYD S. S. co

M@R1rM GERMAM Lloyd S. s. GW
srw,y0RKr s!4 rsSPrss s9YTHsnRTf0SSM sffSMHsa hEFHFS-
Havtl fn6s faes % June E9. sat- Jgy v II + a. M M
Tss; j1y j1y M hsTc h%: tue tues. .1s
spree ifEE!sEo
ESss &as e. i = noon s;9 5 NON
orfRicHs fa9a E',s' CO. t5oT 30 SSwiiss HSs'o
MMRlBW@@sM @sMElERlGMM
EESEn o SHhYE 6xpoN 5 ANB PARIS HAM
xss5's \ Eoma"aie BI:mntex ASs Aug p M
Bismarck july e 80 CoIgmoia aug % 70 aoa q M m
c0lrHsa HSMBrRG rfiG as &c LINE 81 BRoADwAY
iNTERNATIoNAI NAVIGATION coMF,AHS9I.s HI,sr., LINES
ARl[ER0GAM [L1Mlg
FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Shortest and ,onSsnep Il r9gt ss ssdT S L1nd0n
Close cSnneceon sca1fe at so"f6"pon Hayre and Paris
E s:e' sa;; s':'$ fS:%"i i:'$i; /! ii M
RgD STAR lDbyG
rn,rsLAxp FOR MsS6SsdsR' AS6%EFr June 81 l2so
iN1hRNArl9TnE HowLING MSG'SHi;EENS dREEN. 0''' "
A. WHITE STAR LINE.
TuJ Tfai8"ie 59iy
Nsi::s 5.,::a @ !! sa%sSis Na5s;s I1s 3 i M
w6 sn D2;F k f2o! q TfsS TEAMERs
a, according to a.. and .ns Id
sson M sSe4ss Sr gsh TO f'ipa S rom S'% hS OF old
Broadway NewoYok readP6s once sos walnS,;'
NCHOR LINE.
FoR aIHao gGlThPo !,H:Ny Hs.t SSos%ibE
F;p FiF s E S. q %:' f. ,
saloon P"'S1Sc & $50 ard n up%ara 2S p m
r. u,.s-s s.:sas rssa Il 30 m
Ssssf SqTo TleK4s SO Ar riPn6 RPF6SED 81 RATES
6SSTrhs p Gf n5%ias sen 'gs!S z
CUNARD LINE
y. TO LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN.
t%sfs J9pf e tHasq5o 5sly :
July 81 7sS ~, TaTqS!a 1g2, Aug IS $50 a m
F g Ski Sa5 gY ny;5 'ss s.ssa s,5s So 81,
so according to steamer and accommodatlons.
v. tx @ % % 70 4i from and 1 :5: F%'G'
c0"'Snfx 'vnfRxoN IL N8p6W% co. S''S General AseH,
CLYDE LINE.
"A. CHARLESTON: s. G.. the South and Southwest
From AcE5oTvIsf r s. + K f,o! oq If II FS'.a g:p':
rH32g 1ufsaay qIasy 'Hnr june so
All steamers have nrsclas- passenger acconoda,ions.
WM p CLYDE & CO. General Agents,
Fla Cent. & Penn. Fa., F 6 p. Line ya Jack.onylIe
Great 60 Freight g Passenger Line via Charleston.
T 6 Eyer Gen'i Agt.. a7s Bway. n y.
COMPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique.
Y FRENCH LINE TO HAyRE. % mn,
4 N%9RMST6JE iors' jaly sac ao@a
: Esg %sr' trip Valid 50
ARen Bowling
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
6otels
@LEG8LLA@I97
27rK-sT. NEAR BROADWAY.
Family Apartments and Single Rooms
American and European Plan.

E0ANGOWM HOUSE.
Brooklyn Heights. directly opposite wast ferry-select
family and transient Hotel. enlarged and reTnodeed
newly furnished elegant large rooms single suite
with private bath special rates Tor summer months
coolest location In the vicinity OF New-York
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

TRAVELLERS CREDIT.
saving cost. time ani trolt'e
AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES.
Good anywhere world face value without special
Identification
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

NEw:YoRK Nsw:YoTk % and ga q East "a, iMh Street
Special Rates for Summer Season. Residcnee Depart.
rnent two minutes walk frcni Central Park. DUDLEY
BUCK Pres; Albert Ross Parsons. ViceP Pres: H. W.
Greene, Sec'y and Treas.
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

llnfnrnisheo Apartments Go Ert.
ctTII ST 40 AND ~ WEST. just Central
VI Park and near /. station. Desirable apartments.
rooms and bath. S2j 10 $40. Janor on premises
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
INIIITE STAR LINE.

W
.Teutonlc June 27l2:3O pm ,TeutonIc July 2; a. m
Majestic. July II Majestic' aug aug y m n
Germans. July 1S. q A. m Gerfnanlc, Nuk ~ - ne
From white star Dock. foot Of west l0rnst;;
no COTTON CARRIED BY PASSENGER STEAMfSS'
Saloon rates SEQ upward according 70 steamer ana 10,
cation berth. second cabin on these seams5 ~ 90
broadway New York. Philadelphia Office n Walnu.s'
"A MAITLAND kERSEY. Agent
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
CT\ARD LINE.
CLYDE LINE.
GENERALE Transatlantique.

B0VInE Green, " =
Fla Cent. e. Penn Fast F. & 7. Line Via Jacksonylie
Great 60. Freight 3 Passenger Line via Charleston.
7. O Eger. Gen'l AT. 3I9 B way. y. \
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26

FURNISHED Apartments 20 Eet.
n OTEL GRENOBLE APARTMENTS
IL Completely furnished APARTMENTS.
and bath. Apply
OFFICE. HOTEL GRENOBT.E.
b6TH-ST AND 7TH-AVE
New-York tribune., 1894-06-26
Railroaos.
p pennsylvania
RAILROAD
RAILROAD.

STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and Cortlandt s,rss..
In Eject May 18th. IsO4.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

Point de Vcnise lace lahois, with vel.
vet collar in the newest shades.
at 75c, SL35
MORE L. iueroyablc Scars go 900
coIohngs, AZ SIPS 5.O5
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Established r.9 incorporated 1888.

DIRECTORS
MILFORD WoctiuH President
Geo. d. Cannon. Nict.rfesidenL
Ioseph 4. snril. George Reynolds,
Augu. NJ. Cannon, Iithcr ] Grant
Iamcs Jack. Lorenzo SNOW
r. q. Wcbbcr Francis NJ. LYMAN
u. B IllW.ns. Leonard q. lihidlt
George NJ. Cannon.
Safety deposit boxes Zoo our burglef
proof vault Tor rent at very low rate.
oron for deposits Saturday S'ght uu'h
O'Clock.
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BeiOU ne Name Eev Leaders for
orr Opening Sale.
SHORT CAPES-s,.

In Black, Blue, lirown, from si.75 up.
stylish hUAtn.IMM CARES, latest
style. sLg5.
NAVY BLUE SrHETr UnLss " good
serge, braid-trimmod; worth $3.50. for
500.
ra- Now lot Of FLASNELrrrr wnAr.
rEHs as sl,i5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-03-22

Safety Deposit Nauits. absolutely bur.
glar aud nfopro0f lIouts 20 10 GO pof
year.
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DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
Through Fast Trains daily I
LBADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
[HfEIIlE Nll. n. llll.

Train SO. . leaves oigon 900 am,
Salt Lake sos a. M, arrive M Pueblo
a5l aim, Colorado Springs H2O ATM,
Denver q. 800 am.
Train SO. Q leaves ogden $40 AIM,
Salt Lake usZl PIN, arrive a. Pueblo
a3l pm. colorado Springs 0.0l pm.
Denver 1880 pm.
CounCc Ions made nt Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and nOnyor with all lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars and Poll
man sloUnUra on an trains. Take tho
n. & 70. q. and have comfortable trip
aud enjoy the finest scenery on tho con-
tinOn.
A. UUgUEs, s. X. HOOPER,
Traffic Manager, O.. 4. & a. A.
Denver. Colo. Denver, Colo.
H. 4. NEViSs,
General Agent,
salt Lake city, u
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GIVE US WORK

To enable as 90 put some idle men
10 work, we have decided TO disrc-
gard profits and lay hutclass
Asphallum work as follows, which
Is very much below the real value,
and every dollar Is paid TO Utah
woTkmcn
Garden walks, yards | INC
and tennis courts. w SO. TT
Sidewalks, etc, ~ ISC
in., i2i c. o. IN, lJ
Alley work, etc, 4 OEC
in., zoe; % iuchcs -
Warehouse, stable and DSC
cellar floors, i'it C to -
Road work. etc. az equally low prices
our Asphaltum Is not slippery In
winter. does not hurt the eyes IN sum
mcr. and Is iar superior 10 the best
cement work ever laid.
We hope everyone wall file their
orders with us az once for all they can
afford 10 DO, and while saving money
ior themselves, help TO furnish labor Tor
the needy
We viii take part Of the pay in store
pay that our workmen can use on a
/ cash basis.
WlSlTtH lSPHAITUM (O,
II CULVER BLOCK.
Telephone ST.
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SALT LAKE CITY UTAH.
IEGEF[S ltF0SITS PlillLt on lENlHI

NuYH aHd aHUs exchange nu Sew York BAN
fUrracl. tmrhFu. o. Louis. Omaha, London
4uu aI principal tYnt. HUaI office
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nj ATI0NAL BANK
IN or THE X
REPUBLIC

Frank Knox, President.
l.. q. KnrriCk, Nice-rresidcnt.
hdwnrd ". Duncan, Cashier.
CAPITAL PAIo IN 100000.
Uankins IN az &C. branches rantActed In
change drawn on thg uuncipal ciiira OF Lurupa
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
Urrrtora-arn s. Love. Emannc. hahn,
JufFe j. %. suutttrlard n, l. A. Cu.mrr, w
X. Ht1Cdiey. q, 3. Holmes, frank knoz l., U
EarfiCa. edward W. duncan
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The THROUGH CAR LINE.
Effective Dec. z, 1893.
zfah.s Arrrs and Dspari ~ san Lake
CO Daily. a. ioH0uss


Auuiyn
from on Eastern poiuis. ...,,,,.,..... 9 90 AN
from butte. Portland san fran.
cisco. cache Valley and ugdon..il 10 an
Prom all Eastern points. PARK CITY
and oEdcusssss..sss ...,..sss..ssss IS q m
IRON ogden aud intermediate
rOInts......,,,.,..s..... ,.....,,..-, p y %
lrrom Milford sanptto Val ley .luah. Nopm
rr5fo, Eurcfh and intermediate points tlop m
'Fton Terminus and Tooelc.........-. W y m
pErARE
For ogden. PARK city and all
Eastern points ....,......,.,,.,,.,. % am
For ogden and intermediate points. 10 am
FOR Ogden, intermediate points
can Francisco aud Cache
valley pointi, ..a,.,..,...,..,,,... IS p 90
Tor ogden, Butte, Helena, Portland,
and san Francisco ......,,.....,,.,7 % p M
,For EuTeka. Provo. saupeie Valley
aud Muiord.,s.,,a..,... ',,...-... % IA
For Tooele and Termiuus.,,,,,,,,,.. q am
DAILY except sunday
irnina south OF Jua1 rua daily except
sunday,
City Ticket OmCa, 2Ol Main Street.
Telephone $50
Dr. HUXLEY. Cent Agt Paisgr Dept
a. DICKINSON. General Manager
III lOMAN. q. H. a a. Agent
Ell. n. CLARK,
OLIVIER W. MINK,
h.tLLEll AhuENsON, 5Hecayem
TREnnRiCK H. CsUDERT,I
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
HIS CHECK NO GOOD.
So Brother-in-Law Silverstone Had
Bauer Arrested.
Borrowed SO, 700 OF Him at His
Home in Peoria, III.
Now He'll Be Taken Hack There to
Stand Trial.

Moritz Bauer. real estate agent. " It'll
an Office in the Bennett Building, was
taken from Police Headquarters to the
District-Attorneys office this morning
fer eXtradition to Peoria, ILL.,, where he
is wanted on a charge of grand larceny
Bauer was arrested yesterday after
noon at his office by Detectives Heidel-
berg and McGinnis of Inspector Nc
Laughlin's staff, on warrant sworn
out by s. Silverstone. of Peoria, who
accuses the prisoner of having swindled
him out OF $500 April 20 last.
Bauer is brother-ln-law OF Silver
stone. He was visiting at Peoria, and
asked Silverstone u he would let him
have $500 with which to close up a
real-estate deal.
Bauer represented that he had big
acccu unit in the Murray Hill Bank In this
city. He drew a check for $500 and
Silrerstone Endorsed 1t. When sent on
here the Murray Hill returned the check
marked NO account"
Silverstone Immediately swore out a
warrant in Peoria. and the police there
notified inspector Mclaughlin to make
the arrest. A few days later a letter
followed. giving the above meagre de-
tails. " was supposed that Bauer had
returned to New York. but the detectives
were unable to confirm the suspicion
until the latter part of last week. when
they discovered that Bauer had been
seen In the city. He seemed TO have
learned that warrant had been issued
ana that the New York police were
searching for him. and kept away from
his residence and office. both OF which
were Kept under police surN eilance.
In the mean time reluistion papers
had been secured, and Sheriff Cyrus W.
terry. or Peoria, came here to take the
prisoner back.
bauer Is iifty-three years old. and lives
IN elegant apartments at l62 East Sew
nntS,hrst street, He was generally sup
cumstances and his arrest occasioned
no little surprise. He occupied Offices
Building.
Another arrest is to be made in the
case, but who the man Is or the nature
or the charge could not be ascertained.
itauer viii probably be taken to llli-
hols tomorrow or next day.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
ARE TRYING TO AGREE.
Democratic Tariff Conferrees
Meet Again To-Day.
Voorhees, and Wilson Both Kept
Away by illness.
The Senate Gets the Last OF the
Appropriation Bills.
lBy Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON, July 3l.-The Demo-
cratic members Of the Tariff Conference
Committee did not accomplish anything
at their meeting to-day.
Chairman Voorhees,. of the Senate con-
ferrees. and Chairman Wilson. of the
House. conferrees. were both absent on
account of illness. Senator Jones was
also absent.
The meeting was purely informal and
very brief and when 1t adjourned 1t was
underst TODD that the conferrees would get
together again at l O'Clock for the
purpose of renewing the efforts to come
TO an understanding.
The friends of the Wilson bill were full
of hope to-day. They gathered about
Chairman Wilson and the other House
conferrees on the tariff and assured
them that the danger of adverse caucus
action by the House had been averted.
and that House Democrats could now
te depended on TO stand by the House
bill to the last.
AT first there was an inclination
among Mr. Wilson's friends TO remain
away fiom the caucus. II this had
been adhered to, it is probable the
caucus would have lacked quorum.
But the sentiment Is now felt by them
to be strongly with the House con-
ferrees that Chairman Wilson and his
friends are likely to attend the caucus
and take conspicuous part in il.
There was "A much better attendance
of Senators to-day than when the Sen
ate met yesterday, although there was
still scarcely n quorum present. y mes
sage from the President, transmitting
the latest Hawaiian correspondence.
was laid before the Senate and referred
to the Committee on Foreign Relations,
A House bill to amend the act author
izlng the construction OF bridge across
the ST. Louis River between Minnesota
and Wisconsin was passed.
The last of the appropriation bills
the General Deilciency-was reported to
the Senate and ordered to be printed
The House amendments to the bill pro-
yding for the reimbursement TO the
State OF Nebraska of the expense of IA
threatened invasion by the Sioux in
1880 and 1891 were disagreed to and a
conference asked
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-07-31
BITTEN by 4 LION.
Trainer Savada Said to Have
Been Attacked at Hagenbaok's.
Big Tom, a Usually DociIe Beast,
Suddenly Turned Upon Him.
Bore Him TO the Ground,
and Lacerated His Groin.

1t was reported from Manhattan Beach
to-day that Herr Savada, the lion tanner.
employed in Hagenbecks Arena, at
Manhattan Beach, was attacked by one
Of his pets last night and horribly bitten
about the groin.
The affair, 1t is said. took place in the
presence Of hundreds OF spectators gath
cred on the wooden bridge leading to the
hotel and the arena.
1t was just 73O o'clock when Savada
entered the cage which Is located in
front of the arena building. Four lions
are kept in this cage and Savada WIS.,
tied them several times day and put
them through a series of performances
which the crowd enjoy free Of charge
from the bridge.
When he entered by the SLIDING door
at one end of the pen last evening four
keepers. as usual. stood by armed with
rifles loaded with blank cartridges. They
shut the door quickly behind him and
then hurried TO the front of the cage to
check any hostile demonstration on the
part of the captive beasts.
The door had hardly been closed when
Big Tom, who has always been regard
ed as the most docile of the four brutes,
made leap over his fellow captives,
against Savada's chest bore him to the
floor of the cage.
As Savada fell Big Tom made one
snap with is powerful jaws and, IT Is
alleged, caught the unfortunate trainer
by the groin. He gave scream of
agony which was echoed by the specta-
tors on the bridge.
BY this time the keepers had arrived
in front. and the lion was prodded in
the side with pitchfork. This. coupled
with the discharge from couple of
| rifles. made him retreat to the other
side Of his cage; ,where, he stood flashing
his sides with his tail. and apparently
me iitatng another attack.
| Then, according to the report Savada.
| bleeding profusely and grooming in
agony. was quickly dragged through the
opening and carried inside the building
| TO his sleeping rooms, which adjourn
| the cage
: Drs. sellew. of Manhattan Beach. and
Overton, OF the Oriental Hotel. are said
| to have been summoned. They found
that the man was horribly lacerated. and
| today. II his condition warrants. an
operation. according to report, will bt
| performed.
His injuries, while not painful. are
said to be not necessarily fatal, unless
| some complication sets In. He presented
a horrible spectacle, the lower portion
of his abdomen and groin being LAGER
ated by the brute's big teenth.
| Savada is man OF powerful physique
AL Is about 5 feet 10 inches In height
He has had many thrilling encounters
during his professional career but yes
terday's experience Is the most serious
of any.
Nero, another OF the lions, has Away,
been regarded with suspicion. as he ha'
several times shown signs of ugliness
but Big Tom was thought to be gentle
as big dog.