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DR.. WHITEHEAD HELD.
He IL Charged with Performing nm
Illegal Operation.

DR.. Newton Whitehead, OF 21S East
Forty-eighth street, was held in $3.50
bail by Justice Koch, in the Essex Mar
ket Police Court, to-day. He was ar
rested on complaint of Joseph A. Brit
ton n Col. II. ]. Jayne, Of the New
York Society for the Enforcement of
the Criminal Law.
Agnes Berthold, twenty years old, Of
6 Seventh street, alleges that she VAS
wronged by a young man named Richard
Kurch, while she was living ut Mrs,
Meabus's boarding-house. at 1859 First
avenue, where kurch was also Il boardeT.
Detective .Britton stated that the Ber-
thold woman told him that she was taken
to DR.. Whitehead's office by Mrs. Mca-
bus. and that KurCh accompanied them.
Her visits to DR.. Whitehead were on
Dec. 1, s and II, 1891.
After her last visit the young woman
became seriously III. and Or. Alexander
Beck, of q Seventh street. was called.
DIR. Beck found that she was suffering
from the effects OF an Illegal operation.
and II was wit difficulty that he sue
decided In saving her life.
DIR Whitehead denies the charge. He
Is one of the physicians who were ar
rested in the recent raid made by the
Society for the enforcement OF the
Criminal Law.
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Coming Events.

Regular meeting Of Good Government Club II
20 discuss Rapid Transit iii this evening at the
clubhouse. 20 West one Hundred and Fourth
street
orgAniSt VIII e, Macfarlshe's recital to- morrow
attain 1on at All Sculg' Church. Madison avenue
and Sixty sixth street.
The Columbian Club. OF South Brooklyn. will
Give its third performance this season at ProS-
kriiddsy sr,nipSa Ap1 Apri ITs s6' Ts near pla WV viii i't Ss :
tsrss-aet ~fareieai eaYr y. entitled Our Rsgi-
-" = ~rsssOti . follow the performance
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The Omaha po!i.e are looking for Blanche
Fisher. hftaen years old. She left her" Saturday
afternoon for South Omaha, to meet her father,
and has not been heard Of since,
Fire destroyed the Wholesale book and sta
fionery store Ot II. II. Vert a Co, at Milwaukee
yesterday. The loss is $50, 900. fully covered by
Insurance.
The Cripple Creek miners held a stormy meet
ing yesterday At Anaconda, snd rejected With
cheers the mine owners proposition Of t2.t5 le
per day OF eight hours.
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Mayor Giro, Approves II.

Mayor Giiroy has approved the resolution ~ the
Board OF Aldermen. requesting the New York
Representatives in Congress to support the Let.
tsr-Carriers' Salary hill. introduced by Congress.
man Cumming, tor Increasing the salary Of let
tsr-carriers from 81, 900 TO 81. 600.
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JAILED FOR CONTEMPT.
Martin Failed to Pay His Wife ALL
mOny.

Philip Martin Is In the Ludlow Street
Jail for contempt OF court In refusing to
pay his wife alimoay and counsel fee
pending an action for absolute divorce.
On Jan. % Judge Dugro. of the Superior
Court. ordered Martin to pay his wife
alimony, but he only paid her two or
three weeks. Since then lie has kept out
OF the way. The amount now due his
wife Ia $50.
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5IST 3 West.

NEAR BROADWAY.
Model fats nj : light rooms, bath newly papered,
frescoed a painted In white n gold all Improve
ments, steam heated from tIj to $50.
G. NICHOLAS. 1888 BROADWAY.
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AMSTERDAM AVE-, $40, near lO2d st. 3
rooms \ bath; ali light; $50: April free.
CARMINE ST. - & 38-4 beautiful light front
rooms; improvements: elegant well. kept
house SlS; hest. cheapest in tn" ueichbOrhooi;
please see them before renting elsewhere.
JASON 2G3 W. ;,tth ST.. or JnnitOr.
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ELEGANT apartments In III" house, III w, S2d
ST., with very latest Improvements.
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HOTEL GLADYS.

CORNER 18TH ST. h COLUMBUS AVE.
dust reOpened under new management,
one block from the most attractive part OF Central
Park. mis- house has been entirely redecorateI z
r"noY, I "a throughout suits Of from 2 10 b rooms.
inTnisLutI with new Iurnlture) or unturniahed.
The restaurant & cuisine In connection With thil
hotel are among the hest appointed In the cityi
terms moderate. JOHN MOORE, Manager.
BARGAINl-S. room flat, newly Handsomely FUR
l.; Sesn any time. 10 w. t3d. Marx . ball.
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Flats and a%rsrtments to let.
unfurnIahed-Ehnt Side.

unfurnIshed-esst Side.
PARK AVE. lI7t a Il7s. corner e3d st.-Ex-
anime the choice new APARTMENTS; 8 rooms q
bath. steam heat; rent t25, J%anitor, on prem
lses, or ThOs. +. Mclaughlin, 1859 Sd ave, near
7eh st.
PRINCE ST. 1870, . and 4 rooms, sl2 and
m 4,
room, 60 aol so 1:3 Pear, nG"r W.ll s., all
'"''o' o. II " ''""''' 'i'"e-
isT AVE Gi9. near 35th II a large rooms;
,'., ''e n''H "s''.ns '""uo" Wv. ,-a,.
%i5} ehn, "'' N'' "o'' !" ""'''"' '"'""'
NV is44 u.rr ,hh IA ,oou,, hon,c
NO 'rr,I III . ~ ,,,,y,.Id ,ncutss az ~ nd ~,
ap AVE. 1850 / nlorE from lwth At, station
Lovely HAT of : rooms, hot h cod water station
AIRY tubs &c, only ~" Apply To I""'tor'
80 We, ~ 80 10 let, Moor. u rJoins; all inns
provcmcnt'.
"nn NJ ~ ,y2rTt XVI " i! nnrun. a h'
-
~ WI, ~ n " t"tn y, meHM,,"i :" s'nS'e
Eati Sl"rRr' hght rooms S'"' MAY -
al AVE. corner plst St nicn rooms, corner
iln,L, newly Ih,Ht"l y rnr,rri 9nly W.; /
".r'k lrnn ,H!n.""' NIP"' i'i""" n''' -
n,'.c "a IN nw NJ, y" nrinT t ~ h INNER ioSr II
required adapted Tor !ocior or dentist: low rent
10 desirable pnrty from May
,,ru =, a,n :, p,r,or do, . hosor,on, in
iiIm a. i,H9u1ono H. f"r"F MOOR u ""'e"''"' u"
,aru on .,.,,o ua,; i.,a.
ISL 81, <in,3in ~ : II" " d "sn' 'h'R'
S,.r-s,, ,t-..,, ....L.,.a $50,
,msn's; 2or" rooms 4 bath hall rooms; refer
,VTII ST 90 f. In singh. fiat housc. lst FIAT A
An fiat: : rooms 4 hnth rent 900 per month to
hduliS. Apply IN TIE premises
ATTN 81. III, between ith Is 9th nves. .
r"""'S' si''
isTH ~ 2cb T.. First fat . rooms, large base
meht k't'i"h' range bath' MI improvements
-"
SOrH ST, 200 r PRrlOr 4 hascment fat, q
t""nS q mnsn, ]rr" Mih ,nUn 4, .tn, o. ,'p m1T,
80" ,,.y"t..i .,n,iyy, an rnr,,,t mr. yn,, hons,
hIinn,t, RAM roInr,b ~, II" yhI ,n .uH hard times
Was formerly Sjs.
a,lu sr An Garner fiat. : rooms: S,O:
improvements. JULIUS LEVY, lid4 ID ave.
SOIIf 81. .iIy T. -FIrRnut ID flat; Il ,arge, light
tnous hath. SiO: station AT corner
,,.r -, iunr ana To-, r,,,r NC, ro,Inr
= !, hM.n;, 4 IT,,h, hhsT r,onns - mor'th i""'
5isrsT an EIcy,r, f,, : runus storage
X bn,I, rnnn, MI imnr"yrim,i,ts rent $40
,nI,ur $50, IA. .,,l, .r,,,,. uo,. Al ro,ns
"[l', ripI' lu,'ia,t' ,,,r,, n"t " III
"' -
OATH ST. lo2 i. al fihi, win all modern I'M
r ,U'", ".nn ," =.
,d T9omT ni to ,, r'Spsr Haia, t 3 q Int couple !" private
18th ST, lie E, near Park ave Charming
orIy : families in house, 5 large. all light rooms
d bath all modern improvements. han heated
soN. $50 Sd ave.
> rooms; stationary tubs; si6
GhTII 81. +"i l. il".l,nt steam heated flats to
W. 'i'"'h'' '''H ~ . va" ''i"'
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
unfurnIshed-we. Side.
A.-214 y; +2p "a rcpTs 4 enth ren, 3 9

A'-f Ftr Y; NJ 1T i t sM FHfT, az i 99' Rii5 EsG, q:
A siS. q. v f;rf 3SIM y; & $ l S7fn r 2Gnf ; il, m Fsg'
CORNER FLAT, s2o;.4 rooms 4 ba:n. $50 W.
18Th ST., or c. MULLER, in, 9Th ave. l.
1l3th ST.
RENT FREE for one mcnth-4 rooms on W.
Houston 81. newly lnpet"i; all light. Apply
to owner. 5J6 Broadway, basement.
SINGLE FLAT, 28l ". 10th ST.. 7Gooms h
hath. Jani,or, 207. or G. MULLER, Jh., 9Th
ave. h liJth ~.
THE W~ISDERMEREn 400 ". 9th ST.
suits & flats, large or small, III II shed or I'M
furnished: all night elevators: moderate prices
Resident agent.
unfurnished-Nort h OF 'asth Street.
LENoX AVE, "a, near 10th 81; Elegant
W0OD h MILLER, 2lo W. l25th st.
TRINITY AVE. 5is, near 1 ipth ST. s.. Mary's
Park-SiuGle Hat. q rooms, oath; all improve
ments: SIC also parlor floor, basement.
wASIiINGTON HEIGHTS. 5O2 W, l45th st. :
rooms & bath: all improvements; $40 to S2o,
WEST END We. eoc-Elegant furnished s.
room apartment to October. X STOCK.
WILLIS AVE. 3S2. near 1881 st. elevated sta
ton-6 large, light rooms d bath; all improve
WODD MILLER, 2ls W. 125th st.
9TH AVE, 2l47, near l3lst st. Cheap, elegant
fiat to let.
It'll AVE. Elegant corner fiat; 6large rooms h
hath: decorated, steam heated: private hall;
every, Improvement: s33; entrance on street.
r" WuGD MILLER, 21o W. l25th st.
7rH AVE. 2l04, near 13Oth ST. - Elegant fiat,
steam heated large rooms x bath al, i'm
provemenlS; 4O-loot irontnge; hall attendant,
MOOD x MILLER, 30 w. 10th 81.
7TH AVE, 27o5 Elegant steam. heatei flats, @
rooms 4 na,h yi nprHynme Rl | p,2cf ir1m
It'll AVE, 2ls7, near 10th st. A partly fur.
nished fiat, u rooms x bath steam heat S2B.
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Flats and Apartments TO Let,


t3D ST. I'll. Brookiyn-.6 rooms h bath; al
improvement s private house s25 per month;
adults only.
APRIL FREE-Sl5. S16; frst class; decorated;
y rooms: small families; improvements; heated
halls: %janitor: 2 minutes Kings County Utica l.
station; 20 minutes bridge. Apply % Marion 81.
ELEGANT new flats, S12 4 rib. bay windows,
lew left SHckmnn, near IlerRimer st.
FLAT 70 LET-5 light rooms, with improve
mcnts; rent free til the LIST. 1924 Bushwick
ave, Bropklyu.
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EI.ts and Apartment. to Let.
unfurnishsd-Esst Side.

sac.
BRANDON. Park ave-, corner 73d st. Hand
somely decorated apartment, \ rooms h bath
steam heat passenger elevator; so.
CHOICE SECOND FLAT G7 Park ave. near
77th 81. private halli open CRATES; beautifully
nor ssh al
CoiohEp TENANTS can. hire nice .. RON
to % III. janiiid!I n'! a 81 T. !" i T2Sa s. Sr1eF' rents 81"
CORNER FLAT. 30 AVE. AND llaTH 81. t;
ovEH MAGr1REs pni.GouIs STORE;
Ave large, all light rooms 4 nnth;
all modern improvements; n.wlu decorated
Apply to Janitress on irst floor.
CORNER FLAIsi sig large, iIsh, rooms and
biN.
CORNER. and other flats. all improvcment.,
suitable for doctor, dressmsker or other lrlsl-
BIN st.
ER Hat TO let, rent reduced to party taking
charge. Apply 100 f. 51th ST.
ELEGANT psrlor aud basement Hat. nine spa.
near station. 3I5 Tast5oth.
FLATS. northeast corner Park ave. & i22d st.
. rooms \ bath: improvem ents. block Mount
Morris Park.
HANDSOME FLAT rooms h bathroom, to let,
cheap. Apply LAO Lexington ave near oath.
NORTHEAST CoR 18TH ST. & PARK AVE-
rooms 4 bath. Apply janitor.
SINGLE I. room fiat nicely decorated every i'm
p.ovement. including stationary basin, retrig
~" Isl ave, or IiuRRAS'S 2mi% Sd ave.
1.-THE MADISON"
Elegantly decorated corner flats, D rooms 4
bath; all improvements so h S22. lTO3 Mad.
son ave. corner ll3th VI.
THE LEXINGTON. 2O24 Lexington ave. 3
rooms. bath & kitchen; window In every room
= blocks from l. station; low rates; reference re-
Iuired.
THE NIAGARA, II I. s7th st. northwest corner
OF S7th st. & Park awe beautiful corner apart.
menth. all rooms having southern exposure, bean.
TRULY decorated $ rooms a. bath; only vacan.
Giles. steam heated; elevator runs all night. all
improvements: rent SO per month. Apply to Jan.
itor, or Homer Iost~ick & Co.. Park ave, &
Seth at.
NtpOSA FLAT. ls11 Lexington ave. corner
llbth St. one block from l. station Newly de.
cOrntcd apartments of p rooms and bath all light,
steam heat 4 hot water furnished rents low to
desirable tenants. Inquire of innitOr.
SO TO s23 Flats. d & q rooms, bath; all In
| p~rov"nents; large, light rooms: perfect order;
near !. station. Apply 1915 T.. lO6th At.
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al lnion ST.. corner nh ave. BrookIyn.

TIE VAN BrREN-2O minutes from City Hall,
New York decorated & steam heated; S34 to
1855; equal to S6u in New York. Apply to j~anitor,
2O5 quincy St, Brooklyn.
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TO ~LET-F1ats, Sl+, SIS. Sl8, q rooms 4 BATH
all improvements: Patchen ave-, near Greene;
the few flats remaining will he rented TO small
families only. and 1t is we'll worth while for those
paying much more for flats less desirable to eX-
anime these; the houses are brick. tile flats in
ppriec. order, the janitor service the hes and the
location both healthiui and pleasant. Inquire Of
~jliitOr. 81 PRtchen ave.
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s. 9TH ST.. between Keap l. Hooper sts., In 2
story brick dwellings: ilrst floor. 3 rooms, In
Guiding alcOve: I'd floor, 1 rooms, including al.
cove; good order l. rent reasonable. Apply to
&. p. TRUSLOW,
40 Broadway, second hf or,
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BUSHWICK AVE, SPA floor 4 base
.nlent In private house: small family oil In.
I~rovements; halls, stairs furnished, near Gates
ave. station. Inquire on premises.
JORALI ST., 50. Brooklyn-3d fiat; all
light corner rooms but one; = In all. rent S45
per mouth. {. l. BABCOCk, 210 Montague
II. Brooklyn.
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TO LET-E onomv is wealth, lower or upper
part Of the nice, 10 room brick house. 8, hOr9
rooms. No. 10 3D. St. one block from Court 81.
about IA minutes from the bridge: rents SIS, s35
or SZ3. Cali lGB Pierrepont St. Brooklyn.
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nux FLAEs.T TO LETBY 60,

iSu 5th ave. 81 flat, : rooms, itd. impm"..... 50
40 Inion st 4th flat, A rooms. ltd. imp"".. "
ibI "a ave-, I'D fiat, 4 rooms, It'd. inp"-.."... 10
I'D I'd ave. Sd Hat, 4 rooms, It'd. imp.m....... 10
84l Union ST.. I'd fiat, 1 rooms, ltd. imp......iu 90
Isl lioyt ST.. I'd fiat, 4 rooms, It'd. impw.".... 10
l6l Sd ave. I'd fiat. 4 rooms. ltd. imp ........... IL
3IS 9TH ave, I'd fat, o rooms, ltd. nipm...... IL
4b6 Sth ave, 81 Hat, 0 rooms, It'd. imp"..".... ~
454 18th ave. "a fiat, o rooms, ltd. imp"....... Is
63S President ST. 4th fiat, q rooms, NIL imp...... II
%! 9th ave-, "a fiat, 9 rooms, all imp..m"..... u
4l2 lth ave, I'D Hat, b rooms, nll imp..m...... IA
2S7 9Th ST. "a fiat, 3 rooms. all imp.""....... "a
.4b 18th ST., I'd flat. u rooms, all imp.."""....... 10,
!; 90 0th st.. LIST fiat. 8 rooms, all imp..."...... 10
G2sa President st., Sd fiat. q rooms, all imp. 10
q DerKley Place. LIST fiat. b rooms, al imp-..... ~
235 6tn ave. LIST fiat, u rooms, all lmp".... see. 1t
3u3 18th ST., I'd flat, u rooms. al imp. "....... II
35l - St. Sd HAT, I rooms. all light..."....... 2S
10 ith ave-, list Hat. q rooms, all imp. ...... u.
81 Garfield place. LIST flat. q rooms, All imp. 81
LOl President St. I'd fiat, rooms, all imp...... 2gj
10 President II, LIST fiat, q rooms, all imp.... 20'
2lS - h ST., I'd fiat, 0rooms, all imp"m-....... q
100 9TH ave. Sd flat, Z rooms, all imp".......... II
ijl Union ST. all. fiat, Z rooms, steam heat. u,
2lp 9th ave. LIST Hat. rooms, nll light.."..... q
~ Union st. ID Hat, rooms steam heat, y
~ II. Johns pace, LIST fiat, : rooms, steam 20
IL Park place, I'd Hat. & rooms. all iight.....- 80
% 81. Johns place, 4th Hat, y rooms, steam 30
6TS Carroll ST.. LIST flat, = room. heated. ........ &c
m berkeley place, Attn flat. y rooms. heated. 81
13b Union ST., list flat. 3 rooms. heated "",.,.... 20
The above flats are now vacant; possession can
be had Immediately, betor. the expense Of NOV.
BILE tenant: application can he made to %janitors
on premises. but can be rented only through our
offices; Omen from : 4, n: until OF, NJ.
JOHN PULLMAN, Real Estate,
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A-A.-PEARL ST. ass. near Park row noorA
$40 Per month. A. II. MATHEWS. 8? Nassau a.
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18Th Sr., aG7 W - Most desirable single fat,
rooms. bath beautifully decorated in white 4
gold all improvements. 81 floor. rent reasonable
TO good party q NICHOLAS. lIS3 Broadway,
nnAt I2l ii nr lnnIimI.
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DOTH ST.. 2O2 W.-Part furnished fiat, light,
heated; ladies' or couple; 500 month Il board
Simpson,
98TH ST. .l4O W. = Pleasant outside fiat, 5 rooms
Bathroom; handsomely furnished; plano; SID
weekly, or part, with use OF kitchen. '%JnnitoE
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PARK AVE-. li7t q 1i7s. corner s3i st.-Ex.
anime the choice new apartments; 9 rooms q
bath steam heat; rent {2b, J%anitor, on prem
ises. or Thos. +. Mclaughlin. 1862 Sd ave. near
I'D st.
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Flats and Apartments to Let.
luosu,r,.hed-we.t side.

NEAT fats, near Central Park Il 5ath at. all i'm
prOvements, suitable for doctor or dressmaker,
from go TO $50 month. Apply l8O W. 2Sth st,
n ONLY, in the handsome building, No. 60
W. $50 at. 8 rooms 4 bath: extra wide q we'll
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A DEsOLATING sCOURGE.

Elsewhere in this paper will be
found a late dispatch to the New
York Herald, giving full and inter-
esting particulars regarding the
disease which is now making such
awful ravages in the great cities of
China. An American paper COM
ments on the stolidity with which
men hear of the sweeping away of
sixty thousand human beings by
pestilence or war on the other side
of the globe, when the same men
would be greatly moved by misfor-
tune in the next house. The fact
rests upon an undeniable basis in
human nature which is frivolously
set forth in the popular song, 81
Love the One That's Near" The
fact, however, if irrational is per-
haps not to be deplored. The use
fulness of men lies chiefly in the
field CT their immediate interests !;
the field which surrounds them.
An interesting feature of this
Chinese pestilence is that it repro
duces apparently the features of
the great scourges which used to
desolate Europe in the Middle
Ages. The cause of the trouble in
China seems to be nothing but
filth. People who keep clean and
live in clean places are not at
tackled. Nothing can illustrate more
strikingly the value of modern SAN
itary arrangements. And yet the
science is in its infancy. When it
is grown up, it will conquer health
for the world.
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NO TIDINGS OF PEARY.
There Was a Winter Of Terrific
Severity at the North.

The first news from the Arctic
region since Peary invaded it was
brought to this port June 18th by
Captain Peterson, of the bark Sill.
con, the first of the fleet of the far
North traders to arrive since last
year. The run from Greenland to
Philadelphia lasted thirty-fve
days, the greater part of which was
spent in dndging field ice off the
southwest coast of Greenland and
between Labrador and Greenland.
Captain Peterson says the last
winter in Greenland has been an
unusually severe one. In the ear
ly part of the winter there we're Sc
we're frosts and furious wind
squalls from the lev mountainous,
which drove the Esquimaux and
the few Danes that remain at Ivig-
tut into early winter quarters. This
was followed by winter of con-
slant snow storms, especially dur
ing the months of March and
April. Ivigtut was almost beyond
Identification when the Silicon ar
rived there on April 10Th, because
of the amount of snow that had
fallen, many of the villages being
almost covered by avslanches from
the mountain tops. On April Both
terrific snow storm set in and
the deck of the Silicon was covered
with great banks.
The E.quimaux had made fire.
quent trips up the coast, commu-
nicating with others, but none had
heard anything of the Peary ex-
ploring party. The general belief
among them was that little, if any,
progress could be made until very
late in the season. The belief is
that any attempt to reach the pole
this year would be foolhardy and
result in the loss Of the lives of all
attempting it.-Philadelphia Rec
ord.
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VIGILANT A RECORD BREAKER.
Across the Atlantic Two Day 9
Faster than Predecessors.

New YORK, June 15-There was
great rejoicing among the members
of the New York Yacht Club this
afternoon, when the report that the
Vigilant had passed Tory Island
was posted. Tory Island is off the
northwest coast of Ireland, about
100 miles to the westward of North
Channel. The Vigilant should
reach Gourock, Scotland, her des.
tination, tomorrow.
The voyage of the Vigilant, tax
ing everything into consideration,
is one of the most remarkable in
point of speed ever made by sail
ing vessel. From the time she
passed the bar at Sandy Hook I'M
til sighted off Tory Island she was
IA days Is hours and 80 minutes
in crossing. Deducting the differ
ence in time, her voyage occupied
IA days, s hours and so minutes.
The fastest trip ever made across
the Atlantic by a yacht was in
1869, when the American schooner
yacht Sappho sailed from Staten
Island to Queenstown Light in IL
days, 8 hours and "a minutes. In
the great race in 1866 for $4,000
between the American schooner
yachts Henrietta, Fleetwing and
Vesta, the Henrietta made the voy-
age from Sandy Hook to the Nee
dies, Isle of Wight, in Is days, 81
hours and SIS minutes-an average
OF 9 knots for 3lU6 miles.
OF the single suckers (the Vigil
lant's CLASSY, the Scotch cutter
Thistle, after being defeated for the
Americas cup, in 1887, made the
return journey to Scotland in
little over II days. II took the
Genesta 81 days for her best trip
either way, while the Galatea was
20 days in accomplishing the same
journey. The Navahoe was 10 DAYS
in going across Vaikyrie came in
% days and Is hours, and on her
return trip to Scotland over % days
were needed.
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A VALUABLE LESSON.

There is one thing which the
events of the past eighteen months
have brought into very clear
light, and that is the great vitality
of the party Of order and stability
in this country, and its power to
maintain for an indefinite period of
time a government which com
mands respect and enforces the
laws. The Bulletin quotes with
great satisfaction G. r Bishop as
saying, Immediately after receiving
news of the revolution, "rhere has
been some talk in the islands OF
forming Republic. That is out
of the question. If it should come
to that, l would not be long in get
ting rid of my interests there"
The Bulletin claims to believe that
annexation is impossible, and its
quotation must be taken to imply
a cheerful prophecy of disorder and
chaos.
C. R. Bishop was by no means
alone in the opinion which he ex-
pressed year and a half ago. 1t
was customary in those days to re-
gard an independent Republic as an
impossibility. Experience how
ever has presumably modified the
views of Mr.. Bishop. as it certainly
has those of hundreds of others. 1t
has shown that the progressive party
of this country, which is also the
party of stability aud order, is
strong in numbers and in public
spirit, and quite capable of main
tanning the Republic forever. In
point of fact the Republic is to be
maintained permanently, for as a
part Of the Uuited States, Hawaii
will still be a Republic, though no
longer a weak and isolated one.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-07-10
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS.

The Volcano House Company is
to be congratulated on the satisfac-
tory settlement of its affairs and
the favorable outlook for the future.
If the promoters of any enterprise
ever deserved success, certainly the
men deserve it who have built a
fine hotel on the edge of Halemau-
mau, and made it possible for
travellers to vi it with comfort the
greatest wonder of the world.
Pioneers, as a rule, derive little
benefit from their own labors. They
simply make the road on which
others ride to wealth. We hope
and believe that the Volcano House
Company will prove an exception
to the rule. They are practically
pioneers in line of business which
will eventually pour hundreds of
thousands of dollars into the lap of
Hawaii, and they certainly ought
to come in for little of the golden
showers themselves.
Now that the V ,ano road is
practically completed, the hard
ships of the volcano trip are
thing of the past.
Travellers can drive from Hilo
to the crater's edge in perfect ease,
and after their arrival can pass
days or weeks near Halemaumau
surrounded by all the comforts and
luxuries of the city. The climate
is bracing, the mountain views
most beautiful, while walks and
drives in all directions entice the
traveller to overstay his time.
With such attractions to offer as
these, the time must soon come
when the hotel will be constantly
filled to overlooking.