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The evening world., 1894-05-02
once. slsvin's headquarters are At the old
Homestead" 3ss Tenth avenue.
SUNDSTR0M IS WILLING.
IL Lamsen Wants TO Swim, He VIII
Accommodate Him.

IL Lamsen wants to SWIM, He VIII
Accommodate Him.
Gus Srndstrom, champion swimmer of
the world, called at THE Evening
WORLD office this afternoon to answer
the challenge Of Ed Lamsen, OF New Ha-
ven, Conn, to swim him any distance
from one to ten miles, at any place
suitable to Sundstrom.
In his challenge Lamsen speaks of
seeing that Sundstrom liz out with his
annual bluff" Prof. Sundstrom says
he cannot understand what Lamsen
means by that, as he has issued no
challenge since April 2. 1892. II Lamsen
means business, however, Sundstrom Is
not only. willing, but anxious. to accom-
modate him.
The professor says he will swim Lam
sen one mile at Travers Island on Sat-
friday, Aug. Is, for $500 a side and the
championship Of the world. He sug-
gests that Lamsen meet him on June
to post 5000 forfeit and arrange details
or the match. Sundstrom Is swimming
Instructor Of the New York Athletic
Club. and the Governors have granted
permission to him to make this match.
Sundstrom does not know Lamsen,
who Is champion swimmer of England,
but he has heard he Is a good one.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
ANOTHER JOKE IN LONDON.
Bomb with Partly Burned Fuse at
the Recruiting once Entrance.

By Associated PTeHs'T
LONDON. May "A supposed bomb
was found this morning at the entrance
of the Recruiting Office. Spring Gardens
this city. me bomb consisted of a
screw-joined cylinder to which a partly
burned fuse was attached
On examination the cylinder turned
out. like the bomb found yesterday In
the Guidhall, TO be harmless. But the
people are becoming, alarmed at the "a
posited In public places.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
TO FINISH THE TUNNEL.
Efforts Now Being Made to Raise
the Capital.

Secretary Malcolm w. Nivens. Of the
New York and Long Island Railroad
Company. which c~ontemplates the com-
pletion of the East River tunnel be-
tween this city n Long Island City.
said to-day that efforts are being made
to raise the capital necessary.
are H.. b.. Hammond, President; w.
Steinway, Vice-President; Malcolm W.
Nivens, Secretary; H.. B.. Hammond,
Louis Won Berneuth, A. G. Mills, w. d.
Baldwin, Thomas Reuter-, p. p. Dicktn-
son, John Bogart. II. S. Kearney. M.
n. Nivens. f. NJ. Dickerson. w. j. Fos-
ter. W. Steinway and George Steinway.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Cable Brevities.


ROME. May THE trial OF the directors ana
onlcers OF the Ranco Romano, began to-day In the
Court OF hssises.
LONDON. May 1.-THE Princess and Princess
~ wales to-day opened the Royal College oil
Music, at Kensington, In semi'state.
TouLoN, May 1.-THE saw mills OF me Arsensl,
lasted three hours and did damage to the amount
OF 81, $50, 900.
STOCKHOLM. May 2.-At the farewell audi
.ncs n, Inc retiring United States Minister, W.. w
Than r with the King to-day, the latte
nresented MIR. Thomas with n life.siEe portrai
~ himself in colors. Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas dine
with the King tonight
The evening world., 1894-05-02
DR.. O'BRIEN HOLDS THE FORT.
Opening Exercises Held mt Gram
mar school No. y.

As far as surface indications are m
cerned. the trouble between the rival
principals at Grammar School No. 6.
E%ighty-ffth street and Madison avenue,
Is ended.
DIR. O'Brien, the principal by the
grace OF the Board Of Education.
was formally installed this morn
ing by Supt. Jasper, and the school
exercises which should have been
begun yesterday, but were not
on account of the struggle for the
supremacy between DIR. O'Brien and the
School Trustees appointce, Mr.. Wilbur
Hudson, went along very tremendously
this morning.
Supt. Jasper said that he thought the
matter would be settled in court. to
which he believed 1t had already been
taken.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

A lace curtain at a parlor window at $50 War
rem street was blown against a gas Jet at 3
O'Clock this morning and started a fre which
nearly destroyed the building. The occupant.
William Maginley. estimates his loss at 81. 900.
While Albert Wang. a launiryman, was wash
ing clothes In the rear OF his shop. 37 Court
street, this morning, thieves entered his sleeping
apartments and stole his gold watch and chain
valued at 800.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
GROOM WAS AGED n.
Was Married to n Woman of III by
Alderman Flynn.

Alderman Flynn, at the City Hall this
afternoon performed the that
united in marriage a couple whose COM
bined ages are l0i years. The bride
groom gave his name as Edward Mar
shall Harris, and his age as seventy
one.
The bride. Anc Frederickson, a Nor
wegian, said she was thirty-three years
old. Both live at IS olum venue
The evening world., 1894-05-02
NOT GUILTY, SAYS SHERIDAN.
The ward Detective Demands nm
Immediate Trial.

In a very emphatic manner Detective
George T. Sheridan, Of the Church street
station. this morning pleaded not guilty
to the several indictments for assault re-
Gently found against him in Part l. OF
the General Sessions. .
His counsel. Lawyer Howe, of Howe
G. Hummel, asked for an immediate trial.
Sheridan Is the detective whom John
T.. Lynch, a milkman, accuses OF club
bling him while trying to secure entrance
into an alleged pool-room In the Mer-
chants Hotel.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Result of Indiana Elections.

INDIANAPOLIS. May 2.-Republicans seem IN
have been generally successful In the town and
city elections held in Indiana Yesterday. Among
the places carried by them was New Albany. JET
fersonville. LoganspOrt, Upton. Plymouth. Sey.
mour. Columbus. Eiwood, Huntington. South Rcnd.
Wabash, Charlottesville, Conncrsville. stelbyviile.
Muncic. Union city. Winchester. Valparaiso. Red.
ford, BLOOMINGTON. At'icn. Green Castle and No.
hlesNSllr. Democrats made marked gains In
WASHINGTON, Cov'ng'on, Lebanon. Aurora, Mar.
tinsvillc, Peru. Delphi and Nashville and n few
other towns.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
WHEAT LOWER THAN EVER.
May Sold Down to GOb Here--Oats
Higher.

Brand new records were made here
this morning.. May wheat sold down
to 60 l-2c, here. which is the lowest
price on record. and 62 3-Sc. for July.
July at Chicago sold Mt SOC. This break
was on heavy liquidation OF long wheat.
Corn was a shade lower. July selling
here at A 3-Sc.
Oats are firm, May selling up to SIC.
here and 34c. at Chicago. Cotton was
lower and coffee higher.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
"FATTY" BATES ACQUITTED.
Suit Against Him for Reckless
Driving Is Dismissed.

The case of Charles f. Bates. charged
by Park Policeman Monahan, of the
Central Park squad, with reckless driv-
ing. was heard in the Court of Special
Sessions this morning and resulted in
the acquittal Of Bates.
The witnesses for the defense were
Manager Hetfernan and David Seligman.
OF the Central Park Cab Company, who
said that Bates was showing his horse
to them. for they intended purchasing 1t.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
BURNING SHIP ABANDONED.
CleOpntra's Crew Rescued by the
British steamer NessmOre.
(By Associated Press)

Thy Associated Press)
LONDON, May 1.-The British steamer
Nessmore, Capt. Hargreaves, from Bos-
ton, has arrived at Gravesend. having
on board the crew Of the German ship
Cleopatra, Capt. Niemeyer, from Bre-
men March q. bound for New York.
The Cleopatra was abandoned on April
%, in latitude Al N, longitude 30 w.
Fire had been discovered in the hold
and all efforts to extinguish 1t were
without avail,
The evening world., 1894-05-02
PLANS FOR A MATCH TRUST.
Akron Manufactures to Build q
Mammoth Factory in England.

AKRON. o.. May 20. c. Barber,
President OF the Diamond Match Com
pany, left Akron yesterday for Liver
pool, England. where he will make ar
rangem.nts for the construction of the
largest match factory In the world.
1t Is also understood that the Diamond
Match Company Will then attempt to
force n combination to control the manu-
facture OF matches throughout the world.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Miller Pleads Not Guilty.

charles Miller IN" young German who Was in
dir'ci Yesterday for the murder Of Waterman
Nueus, I%oct'sr. In the basement OF Henry Held 'es's
candy factory, A. Harrison and franklin streets,
ou Nprl ~. to-day pleaded not guilty before
Iustt'r r.Wiug In Part l. Of the General SEES
.--n. m. l-Lll was hAel for the june torn.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Mrs. Mcinicke'. Plea for AIimon,

In the suit 'fo- nlimony and counsel fees.
brought by Mrs, e. W. Meinickc. OF lie West One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth street, which has heen
before the Court NJ Common Pleas for the past
three weeks. Judge Dookstaver this morning cut
short the argument NJ counsel nv announcing that
he had heard sufficient Of the ease. and would take
the papers and give a decision later on.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

Policeman John Hodges. OF the EldrIdge street
station, who is accused by Isaac I.evine,a tailor
at Is Ludlow street, with b~rutally beating him
with a club In his own house on the night OF
April 20, was tried by the Police Commissioner
to-day, The policeman said he had been called
into the house to arrest Levine. and that the lat.
ter attacked him.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Again the Australian Comet.

tBy Associated Press)
WASHINGTON, May Assistant Astronomer
George A. I'M. OF the Naval Observatory. sight
ed a large bright comet last night Just above the
southw horizon, According to Prof. mrs
calculations. the comet was 900, 900 miles from
earth and going from MS at the rate of about
:. 900 miles a day. The comet Is believed to be
the Gale comet, discovered at sydney, ~. S. W,
a short time ago.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
BOOK PUBLISHERS ASSIGN.
Elzcvir Company, of lew York and
New Jersey, In Trouble.

The Elzevir Company, book publishers.
a New Jersey corporation, with offices
at Orange. N. j.. and 81 Rose street. this
city. made an assignment to-day to
Frank Tracy without preferences.
The Company was established in 1901.
The assets and liabilities are not
stated.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

earnings To income account. f22s. $50. a decrease
OF $40. ls3.
The statement NJ the Denver and Rio Grands
road for the month Of March shows gross earn
inEs OF s1NO, id7. n decrease Of 1851. $50; operating
expenses. 1902. 96l, a decrease Of tiO7, 197, net.
il77.aOi. a decrease NJ Sli3, 537; nSed charges.
Sso3 ilh, = decrease Of t1i,673. and deficit, SIS. 9OS.
an increase Of SIPS S6l.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Money or Hood

OBy Associated Prcss)
PERRY, o. T., May "A company Of
Coxey's Commonwealers is here now,
and numbers 300. and 1t Is being aug
mented every day by scores. A leader
OF the band said in n speech yesterday
that the poor people were going 10 have
money or have blood. Populist saders
head the movement.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
100 Oregon Women In Line.

PORTLAND, Ore, May 1.-The In
dustrial Army is encamped near the
Northern Pacific MIL, and the men are
conducting themselves In an orderly
manner Yesterday afternoon they and
a number of eympathizers paraded
through the principal streets. There
were about 1000 men In line, headed
by 100 women with two large American
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Twenty-sixth Wnrdcrs Object.

Sanders shanks, counsel for tine property owners
Sanders Shanss counsel for tn Prop rty Owners
Association OF the Twcnty-AiSth Ward. sent a pro-
test to Mayor Schieren, of Brooklyn, this morn
ing asking him to veto the resolution NJ the
Board OF Aldermen granting n franchise to tho
SOtuh Brooklyn Terminal Railroad Company. The
Mayor has until Saturday to take action on the
resolution.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

Michael Lenehan. twenty-three years old, OF 7
nowery. was held for trial by Justice Koch. in
Essex Market Court, to-day on the charge OF
stealing a case Of musical Instruments from
Bruns & SONS, OF 356 Broadway, Detective Hunt,
Of the Eldridge street station, found the stolen
property In the defendants room.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Calvin Army strikes a snap.

WHEELING. w. Va. May AT n
meeting of the Ohio Valley Trades AS
sembly last evening II was decided to
appropriate funds to pay the railroad
fare OF Calvin and his 900 Common
wealers to Pittsburg. They will re-
main in camp here until Thursday
morning. The Trades Assembly
adopted a resolution ~denouncing the
treatment OF CoXey and Browne by the
police at Washington.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
The worlds" New Uptown once.

THE Worlds" Uptown Office has
moved into its new quarters at the
junction of Broadway and Sixth ave-
nue.. at Thirty-second street. There are
eight entrances. two on Broadway. two
on Sixth avenue and four on Thirty-sec-
ondy street.
The evening world., 1894-05-02

Justice Gaynor, in the Supreme Court. Brooklyn,
this morning, dismissed the writ NJ haheas cor.
pus obtained by Mrs, Rose =. Lyniecker. to re,
gain possession Of her fve-months-oid child.
Thomas. Her husband. Joseph ], LvnIackcr. who
agreed to return the infant to his wife.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Mine Anre and Two Men Missing.

IVY NNNTTTHTFU TTFFNV
ASHLAND, Pa, MAY 1.-THE LehiFh Coal and
Iron Company have n serious FIRE on their hands
at Packer No. 3 colliery, near GirArdyIlle, Two
VOrkmen whn discovered the IRE had dirlculty
In reaching the surface, and Gus Leped and
Sohar Fray, laborers. who were wording In the
mine, have not yet been seen. and II is feared
they have been Smothered.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Actor Sent TO the Island.

Francis Crane, once an actor Of some note, was
sent to the island for six months by Justice No.
Mahon, at Jefferson Market Court, to-day, lie
was drunk YESTERDAY. It was alleged, and went
10 the home oi his sister, Miss Mary Crane. who
and abused her.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
ShopIifter In Ehrich's.

\ woman who said she Was Mary Johnson, Of
Jersey city. was held In $500 bail in Jefferson
Market Court to day on a charge OF stealing a
50 si SILK waist yesterday afternoon from Ehrich's
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Niu strike Mt Lowell.


LOWELL, Mass. MAY 2-One hundred opera.
tives IN Stotts's w"ollen min struck this morning
pending the decision ~ the owner, Major c. A
Stott. regarding = petition 10 restore a cut down
n Is pcr rent, made last February. The entire
mill Is shut down.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Murdered with "a BIudEeon.
CBy Associated Press.

tBy Associated Press.)
ERIE. Pa. May Henry G. Young. Of
the wholesale rag firm OF Young Bros. was found
dead In a secluded part Of the city. The Cor.
oner's verdict was that Young had met hts death
through foul means, n hludgeon having been used
to crush his skull. Young was abou. thirty years
Of age. and had been until recently a student n,
Law
The evening world., 1894-05-02
To Protest Against Annexation.

Lawyer James c. Church. one Of the lieutenants
u Shore Inspector Cornelius Furgucson. is rrepar-
ing briefs to he torwa to Gov. Flower. pro.
testing against the annexation NJ New Utrecht.
Flatlands. and Grsvesend, II will he claimed that
the action Of the Legislature is unconstitutional.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
smau-Po, In a Newark Hotel.

NEWARK. N. j., May IA case OF small. pox
was discovered In the Germaaia Hotel to-day.
John Miner, the victim. Is a travelling salesman
from Cleveland, o. He was taken to the pest
house. Another man was discovered III with
small pox at els South Eighteenth street lie
was also SAINT 70 the pest house.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Railroad Manager Dead.

CLEVELAND, o., May l-OscAr TOWNSEND.
General Manager Of the Cleveland. L.oraln and
Wheeling Railroad. died at his residence. 7OS
Euclid avenue, at a late hour last night from
an organic affection Of the liver.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Closed Dinenbach's Place.

One OF two disorderly houses raided by the
Tenderloin police yesterday was the Metropolis"
cafe, and the rooms above It at 81 West Twenty
seventh street, kept by Henry Dircnbach, Of $40
West Forty-second street, At Jefferson Market
Court to-day Dircnbach was held for examina
ton.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Mining stocks.


The following are the closing quota.
IONS OF mining stoc'Ss at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to day:
ma A.L-t n,a k-s
The evening world., 1894-05-02
PORT OF NEW YORK
ARRIVED.
SAILED TO-DAY.
TO SAIL

Mails Close. Vessel. Sail
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Pension Agent Truesden sworn /,

Samuel Trucsiell, United States Pension Agrn'
for New York city. was sworn into once by
United states Commissioner Shields to-day. Mt.
Trucsdell was appointed by President Cleveland
March II. lie Will take charge OF his new once
Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1894-05-02
VIII wrestie for $500 a Side.

Joe McGrath. OF 1853 Tenth avenue. has issued
a challenge to wrestle any man OF 1870 pounds
weight, collar and elbow style. for $500 a side,
The evening world., 1894-05-02
Temesca Children. Home burned.

OAKLAND. Cal. May a.-The ehildren's acme
at Tsmosea was burned Yesterday. one hundred
Inmates we're sadly removed.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18
The ArooStook Condensed Milk
Company.

The Lewiston journal reports that a
scheme = on foot Ia reorganile thu
Aroo,took Condensed Milk Company hl
forming Il new corporation Ia buy cut
he old. lie stockholders bring asked to
put in sGo.OOO in addition Ia The sum al.
ready invested Within the next 60 day :
notes for large amounts given by the cor
poration will mature. Some must be-
paid within 30 days. On these notes
are the names ot the directors; on some
are the MINES OF certain Stockholders
ON one of = $40 are - mines. and some
Of the parties, should payment lail upon
them. would he seriously distressed, il
not driven into insolvency.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18
Patrons of IItIsbandry.


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Grange. He Ia. also beaa n,,.f..,' ,,.d
secretary of INSURANCE
Eugene Danfe3tb 1ez,I,.ef,5 I.,t,,,,.,
i. a member oi Nnfh oor,,.r.rt ,,I,,uo,.
Solon. and ha- bean l,ro..tv i,..,rq,,,.,.
tai in bringing thit d,rau,. an, fror,
the shadow. II debre..i7o and di..
appointment into il. present GOOD stand
ina and prosperity II. lea. bre, MAJ.
ter and lecturer Of hi. own Gr.uoe and
also steward of the P5nona
&. T.. savage. re-eIrfiad steward T..
IN innu initial member ii w Portland
Grunge. having reneaf,lIg beou ,.l.,.t,.d
master OF HAT plqclsv ftfl4 Gr.,n,,. a.
wcll a. holdinu other office. tb.r,. IT,.
has also been cate keeper ia The Pouo-
ma.
A.E. B,Swerfl, elected fo onie4 rnr
| the first time in TN. po,n1ra - a..t
steward. i an active uamh.r af Fu.t
Madison Grange. and serve. tlis wear
| uS tu1strt at fl.t t.r.,t.,.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18
State and General News

George { sheldon. Colby %, and
principal of In, somerset Academy has
hccp appointed Organizer of the Poo
Pc Party Tor the Bird District. NJ.
sheldon has always been an enthusiastic
worker Tor iis purity and some of his
political >peechc- have been utilized H.
campaign documents.
The season Tor killing HE big game of
Maine-,leer. mee>e, caribou has ended
according to the game laws of this State.
and not until ueNt fall can those animals
again he slaughtered. Up to within two
or three week he season has been the
best eyer known for killing biz galnr in
Maine. and il is thought by good Judges
hat fully 2.0oa animal N"rr killed dur
ing the open time. About 100 deer.
muo>e aud caribou per week have been
accounted ler and large numbers are
killed about Which no report is received,
rs the etreas>e> are Often left where thu
animals are killed.
Fire broke oul in the boiler room I'M
den the Hotel North at Augusta, Satur-
day morning and Quilted Wight, icWrlrv
store, badly smoked the hotel and dam
aged l.. T. smart's drug store to TN"
extent of S2a01 This WAS fully insured.
wight los WIS $1,000, partially in-ur-
ed The damage To Hill Il Iocl>c'S gro
Gerry store Was nearly $1,000. insured.
Martin rebiu porter OF the Hotel North
cut of ia ilIe boiler room. escaped
through The fllmeS aud VA, badly burn
ed Two W. overcome in Night's
4tore aud had 10 be carried out.
Reuel II. Stanley Of Bangor, a we'll
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

The debate on the Wilson tariff bill is
progressing in the House of Represents
lives at Washington. Mr. Reed rep
of Maine will close the tariff debate for
the Republicans GA the afternoon of the
9th inst. Mr.. Wilson DEM of West
Virginia, chairman of the ways and
means committee. will perform similar
service for he Democratic majority ON
the ooh. 1t is expected that vote ON
the bill will be taken ON The Both inst.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

Bro. Theodore Cary of the Aroostook
Times is not the dean among newspaper
editors and publishers in Maine but he is
we'll up In the front rank. He commence
ed the publication of his paper 81 years
ago and has not failed toprint it Wcdnes-
no change in the editorial management
during that time. There are few papers
in Maine with like record
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

Hon. J. II. Manley was elected chair
man of the Executive Committee of the
Republican National Committee at Wash
ington last week, in place of Carter, the
member from Montana. whose distance
from Washington or New \ DIRK make it
difficult for him to attend the meetings
of the Executive Committee. Head
quarters will probably be established in
New York.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

IIarper's Bazaar for January l3th will
contain sketch of Mrs. Susan +. Wal
lace, wife Of thr author OF Ben-lIur and
The Prince OF India; practical paper
on the reduction of enhonpoint called
In Favor of Symmetry; and treatise
on the etiquette of cards.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

Thirty-six degrees below this morn
ing is what a subscriber writes the RI
PORTER from Fargo. y. b. under date Of
Jan. Slh.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

l'he oes, Salve IN tie world far Cuts. Braise,
Sores Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter.
Chapped Hands, Chiolains Carus, and all Skin
Eruptons, and positively cures pies. u 10 pay
required. l. is guarauteen 10 give perfect salts
faction, ny money refunded. Price y cents pei
hnx on sa . hv Raland Z Pattfr
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18

The mos, TO De dreaded al isases often begin
40 " Simple c7ld. >lupy = rcted NJ cough
should be allowed +. r-a single day y iaout using
me finest remedy IL tre I'D, Dr. Halc's House
mold { lgh use sets Ike nasi s'renething
Tho lung, aIitNlns at irritation and cures a caugh
where all other remedies TAI. :. and5ae Pc hotle
At Roland I Pa1ea'S drug sta-e.
The tenant who ,pends al his money on
tare natural y has ciuse "a worrY over he rent
The Somerset reporter., 1894-01-18
Clubbing Rates.

II Is HOW The season when our readers
are thinking about subscribing for one
or more magazines, aud in accordance
with our usua custom we make the fol
lowing offers until January Isl. The
magazines named be low and the REroH-
TER one full year At the following