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l.. A. LINDE,

100 West saith ST., corner broadway. makes a sr~-
cialiy Ut teaching persons TO dtnce who have at
tempted ard failed to learn At other academies:
waltz and latest fashionable dances thoroughly
taught; afternoon and evening classes; c'ass
scholars receive strictly private lessons without
ezra charge: open all summer.
MANliNTrAN DANCING ACADEMY. 20 West i9th
st.-Opcn all summer. Walt guaranteed in 4
private lessons with music. So: four class Lessons.
81 - class lessons. 81: class every evening:
Wednesday and Saturday receptions dancing $50
10 70 viii remove Aug. | 10 American Theatre
Bedding icost u million doilarn Sh ave. md
"a St vely large hall. ectrc High electric 81 -
yator. steam heat, it Will absolutely he tic most
elegant and elaborate dancing school in this coun-
trv. price the same.
OPEN ALI. SuMMER-Waltz and all fashion
aple dances taught rapdy: circulars. kNlCk-
ERRO' kER CONSERVATORY. ~ ". lith ST.
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HARDWOOD MANTELs. with French plate beyel
VA mirror, SEQ; tile facing free. GRANT, @vG
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$DOV !. s. T: !:
~ n slOO WEEKLY BUYS
vTrn1 Watches. Diamonds aud
" vlIvnIUJ ewelry. Delivered i'm
I'LL Mi L medately. " Y. Watch
I'll i It'll VH Il Jcwcry Co., incOrp.,
III Frank e. She rman man.
W = " w 21 agcr. 30 L. lilh ST.. third
BICYCLES

BICYCLES
A. price. never before heard Of. Ready
lash wanted. Tell Your frirrd.. S"w IN.
knIeigiis, $50. Regular price = loo. trcs-
cents, $40; JuuOs, SD: IibertSs. Sio.
2OJ serond.hnnd wheels NJ xrcnt bargains.
Red signs. 10 barclay IT,, mr.. br1adwnS.
BICYCLE -lSDl high Tram" Warwick IN org-
nal crate. go. basement. Park plare
BICYCLE New $50 Suno high fame. rs
pounds. nurlop detachable pneumatic, So 90
1ihA Powers ErOuklN n.
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Instruction..

and Typewrting School.
SIC broadway. y. Y; 81 Week. Call or write.
WANrED-An experienced master FOR a first
Grammar class In HtathOl.C school, Address,
with references. Rev. Thomas scully, +. H. Gam
bridgeport, Mass.
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sITII ST. = w.-HAudsomely furnished rooms
excellent table; also table BOARD references
s.TH ST 1853 w-Bosrd & rooms; select parties
dFla
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Flats and Apa rtments to Let.

E,C,V No"d . ard TIN az Until sept. Is trR
BE- me lrORLDS HOUSE IND HOME
DAYS" Al ddrcrtjsemeats Of Gu' tines or ICES
uadr' This drsi2dtiop nppcu ing ~ he Sunday
ant Thurs irv WORLD wW b. ,Eeotcd IN he
EIENING WORLD ,or Monday and TaWsday
JtfC ~ chdrW.
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1EsNo%-

Conscrp atory AS W. cd -. always OPEN;
electric COOLING; correct WALTZ GuARAN-
TEED: strictly private lessons. 81; amy hour,
with music; positively no failures; classes every
at, ernOon evening: monthly. 81; quarterly s..
inclult.g private instruction, latest dances; cir
culars. RECEPTION Wednesday and Saturday.
STAGE DANCING, every style; Latest novel;
ties rrma moderate Pupils. Etalta, Baby
Fri al
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LADY giving up house would sell carpets and
first floor.
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LADY loans money on furniture in use conf.
dential. liberal terms Address JONES. box
,pII
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GOOp.PNNlNG UGaor store, OAK h\tures, best
thoroughfsre; cheap rent, !csrs. ease: IL
rcGst; 40 businesses. lnl4irc Shae'er brewing
TO- SIS: e., AMI ith ave, New lo.A, or %.
-L.L-.nl nrnnnlAL.
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Froy Wednesday amR sept. Is pn b. TIE
OELbS ROiRDER>' DAl.." Al adrer.
hSsmeats uni ms c'osrfcahon appearing IN Ire
Hean,StHy morning cdr,on of THE WORLD ,oig
be rsp,a'ed ~ he EVENING WORLD the ram.
IRE NJ charge.
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Unfurnished-EsstS Side.

LEXINGTON AVE-. 1907. near ll2th st-Six
rooms: all improvements: halls newly car
pated: SiS TO So
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AANILl. BED full width. with mattress. good
condition 81 TAYLOR, stdswck Park, Ford
ham Heights y. \,
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East Side.

East Sid..
IRVING PLACE. oI -Lrr.c nicely furnished
Iroui rooms. I'd X 81 fu,r, very low rent.
,,,.,>.,, -, ,.,. Cd, ~ ,.t. s.,.-. o.,
~ lNn' ii-n,'T n." 'n"m 7''".' In
'p l'",. '"'''"'''' '"'H' '''"'' "'' '''''''
IRVING PLACE, -, near uiol square Large
cool we'll furnished room; hat. room, -,
LEXINGTON AVE lIl-IIani ome'y newly
furnished roJm., large y snail, vcry reasonable
terms
LIN NulON ~ H., - NrMlS lurm'>h,"i
t"'fr " ','', ''',' "'' Wv
LEN ~ loN ' r.. i, '"tIu-I 5:''h 81 N'''iy
lHr''lNh'H I1pi.lN io' ?h''' -
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BICYCLE. urcJends; cushion tire: almost new
price SIS; cost 400 last year.
JANITuR, III East Sjth St
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FOR SALE--Smdll grocery store, we'll stocked.
doing hrsJ-c,ass cash businvsa, one OF the
best ne EhAorhoods IN the ,,tN; underneath i've
,tury doullr tenement house gs tcnan,s in the
building, VIII sell At sacrifice; half price; rctr-
ius on account Of sickness, no agents. .36 West
:0th st. between Tth and Sth ayes.
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A FEs-Large safe medium saics an small
sale chsap; sood % new. QuIRK. 20 svriny s.
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BItECLE-N Victor safety good condition, So,
ELLIOTT. l6l East II tt

EiHYcLE Victor new, cyclomeier, lamp
TOOLS boil, stand. outfit cost slH,; Viii "a.
change for piano oi like value or $50 cash. ",
box ~ World
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sAFis sold direct from factory; house, SIS; bust
r. n'ss 10! catalogue free. NEW YORK SAFE
co ~ Clinton place
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MISS N'ALARE'S

DANCING ACADEMY; classes now forming at Il
East 18th St, between 18th ave. and Broadway.
Glasses every afternoon and evening; private les
Ions, any hour 81 waltz guaranteed In six pri-
waite lessons, So; lessons, 81 quarter. "a les
sons. 81: lady and gentleman assistants.
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS.
beginners at any time. open all summer.
Special and Individual attention given 10 those
learning the waltz also and fashionable
dances. including stage fancy and character.
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wANTEp-Party with 5000 to $4,000 to make
loans on good security. W. f., box 6, World
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Hoboken.
Boarders Wanted.

Ofp 7j7Ic sl per Tine. Srond Tine, lie. ne,
knc; T1ari aud Subsequent Times. i5c per line
No ezra chdrge on SunddyS
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TO BAEERS-A man with capital can have his
choice or all OF three oldest stands in brooklyn;
WAIT To BORROW $3.50 until September: IN
questionable security deposited; $50 paid for as-
gumTodution. SINGLETON, ls4s Broadway.
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32D ST, $50 W. Handsomely furnished large
second floor front room; all improvements ;
Housekeeping.
SD ST. sS w.--vsry attractive. clean. cool
rooms; ali eonysnisnses; 50 Lpwsrdi patlors, So
Bath 81, l21 W, Handsomely Furnished large.
small. cool rooms; bath, table unsurpassed;
summer prices; doctor office
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FOR SAIE-A complete knitting plant In the
city al New York, running circular knittrrs,
Winoer extractor, napier, dye and wash iuhS,
WIN running Gear.Sc, has been used for making
iuobtr heece; rem, with power, moderate; VIII
ne sold very cheap. Inquire oi q. 4. REEVES,
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RIcYCLE. pneumatic; l>ai model, cheap. rH
BICYCLE pneumatic. lS9i model. cheap. FL
STAuDERMhNN. l2j Throup ave, Brooklyn
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ROCKAWAY BEACH-First class opportunity;
bar a dancing pavilion for balance season. very
cheap adjoining hotel at station. Apply MAG
Nus ASH, % Clinton place.
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THE BRISTOL,


ABINGDON SQUARE. l:-Largs front rooms.
double or single; good board, -: laundry
WEST WASHINGTON PLACE. lls-SIngIe a
double bcIdcd rooms, with choice board, 81 up.
.TH AVE. ~ Nicely furnished. pleasant. large
r"ol2a, a!"o SIi"'! win oonrd.
9TH 81. - ". Pleasant large small rooms
nj modcra," prices. ~ithioIri.
ETH ST. 81 Wool neatly furnished rooms.
with or without hoard, location central; tran
si"n's accommodated
ETH ST. 80 w.-large small comfortable
rooms: excellent board; trausents accommo-
dated; moderate.
18TH ST. 25S Wood board, with nice rooms
4 bath, $50 to 50.
rooms, hrs,-class board; terms moderate.
18TH 81, Ill .Ha W. Handsome are" and ,nall
rooms: parnr dinins, room superior rose:
transicnts accommodated
18TH ST. 81 w-poarI. superior able 81; hue
rooms $50 mp, bath, Convenient to l..
2OTH ST. 80 Elegant large 4 small rooms:
c&reilen, table board summer prices
com ST. 81 w,-LarEo pleasant rooms. suita-
bic tor :, excellent table. terms reasonable. ia
Bile board references.
eUTu ST ilj W.-IIandsomey furnished rooms
with or without board terms reasonable.
FIST ST, e5s VS. inward; small large
handsomely furnished rooms. Superior table.
good locati,n
.?D ST, AZ w-Nrely furnished large front
room also connecting rooms, all conveniences;
a2D ST. a6s w-PcSsant large & small rooms;
permanent or transient table board
.cp ST.. $40 W. Chelsea Houss-Rooms with
board. snsly or en- suite; permanent or traa.
srnt.
-.D ST. GO w-Ntory lTnlshcI parlor. stnsly
OF en- sul,c' square hail rooms, excellent table.
terms moderate.
ED IL, ia Handsomely furnished rooms
with ilTNt'c.asN board, - upward.
sd ST ?sN w.-Eug'nh family Accommodate !
ar ho1rdrrs. nice home good to4rd.
- ST. go w.-pc,lranle large a hail roons.
wish board table bnardcrs taken.
.gD ST. " -l.arS, "a 'maN ,ool rooms: o.,
,1icn; table board, trlusicuts; southegHers.
9IIH 81 3l2 " comfortable rooms goou
board; -aN, baih calIy hu ahta>t; moderate.
g~IIl 81. aSH W Handsome lar,c. also hall
rooms, excellent table; iau,rs or gentlemen;
- ~.
3.p 81, 20 ". Newly furnished roon,s. WITH
superior able, new rropre;or,hlp, open all
summer. reasonable,
s4TII Sr. . w.-HAndsomely furnished rooms
excellent table also table board; references,
3tTi ST 1853 Wizard 4 rooms: select parties
Gully; clsine par excellence: references Lama
drii.
9th ST. .,J9 ". Pleasant rooms summer
prices; GOOD board -. 80, 81; table. -. 80.
s5TH ST.. sss w-Housekeeping rooms. $50
W. hall room. 1lsV; respectable houss.
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10TH ST. l:i E.-Neely furnished rooms for
gentlemen or married couple,
ilTII ST. 80 E.-Niceiy furnished front rooms
suitable for gentlemen married couple. for
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lgTII ST.. "a E. Rciecorated, newly & elegantly
furnished rooms ss,5Q to s. weekly,
10TH ST., 40 e.. Union Square--2i iloOr front.
20. housekeeping; olhers 90; single ",
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FOR SALE CHEAP-New Relcigh bicycle, "a
patent, - Id. 80 81, i,holss ave I'd bell.
FOR SALE-l derrick, brick carts. lot Of
sashes and doors, l heater, ! range d boiler
gas tHi.Ees, buffers pantry, marhle-tnp basins
anu bathtub Apply on premises, 10 West 4Oth
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1894-08-07
STOCK MARKET VERY DULL.
Bears Still Devote Their Time to
Raiding Changers
Sugar in Small Demand, but 1t Re-
mains Firm.

The bears made another attempt to
break the market this morning on the
receipt OF additional dispatches about
damage to the corn crop. The fact that
dealings In cereals were large and ex-
raiders of stocks. and Burlington
opened half a point lower, at 20.
The stock rallied to 70 3-S. but soon got
back to 20. ST. Paul and Rock Island.
however, stood firm. st. Paul rising 3-s
to IS rs, and Rock Island SIS to 63 H..
The trading was on a small scale. and
for that matter, 1t cannot amount to
much until the fate of the tariff Is set
tied.
The uncertainty has brought specula.
ton in Sugar almost to a standstill.
The stock ran of "a. to lo5, and recov-
feature advancing is. to "A 10; Louis
vile rose ga, to IS l-2: Missouri Pacific,
rs. to 81, and New York Central. IL. to
The bulls received little support from
London. and the commission houses re-
ported few out-of-town orders. An ex-
Geption must be made in the case OF
by both Boston and Chicago.
Money unchanged at 1 per cent. on
call Foreign exchange is weaker. owing
slight increase in the supply OF bills.
Bankers G0-days sold at 4.S71-4 and
sight at 4SS IA. The Bank OF British
North America has reduced its posted
rates to 4S8 and 4.S9.
Commer cial bar silver declined tc
62 5-S. Mexican dollars, unchanged AT
90 "a; Bar silver in London fell to
Is 1l-l6d. per ounce.
The steamship seguranca,. from Vera
Cruz. brought S12,275 worth OF silver, con
signed to the Bank OF British North
America.
The share speculation. generally speak.
ing was firm. Louisville & Nashville
was carried up to within a fraction OF
49, The sharp jump In the price of corn
WAS made the pretext for a drive at Dis
sold below Is. The volume of business
continued quite moderate, and there was
no particular feature to speculation
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MUNyON THEIR LEADER,
Prominent People Pledged to
Support Humane rlethods.

Mr.. q. II. Weeks. 1856 Liberty street.
says: 81 tried the catarrh treatment
given by so-called specialists. and was
Just as bad of In the end as when ! be-
gan. NV throat was filled with mucus.
ami was constantly annoyed by d,tii-
Guilty In breathing and pressure in the
head. I was persuaded to try Prof.
ished. Relief was immediate, and now
am completely cured. | know by my
own experience that Prof Munyon can
cure the worst form of catarrh."
Mrs. Server, $40 West Fourth street:
prof. Muny1n saved me II small for
tune In doctors fees. | used To
call n, physician for my little ones
glad to say that we have not employed
a doctor TO-. two years; whenever any
one II III a few doses ~ Munyon's Rem
cdies act like magic and save us long
spells OF sickness. We have used Mum
yon's cures with wonderful success In
colds. coughs. fevers, sore throat. diar-
rhoea, liver complaint and dyspepsia,
and. In fact. in all kinds Of sickness.
For myself. | have been cured OF asthma
by Munyon's Asthma Remedies"
why pay big doctor bills to have your
constitutio ruined by oli-fashioned
doses OF mercury, morphine and uuinine ?
Why not try Prof. Munyon's new meth
DDS? Munyon's Remedies are perfectly
harmless and contain positive cures for
the most obstinate as well as the most
Intricate diseases.
take. call on Prof. Munyon for a thor
ough medl al examination Absolutely
no charge for examinations or advice,
Open all day. sundays, to L. NJ.
I East Fourteenth street. Munyon's
Remedies sod by all druggists.
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ARRESTED As A B|GAM|sT.
Hudson Dickerman to Be Taken to
Illinois to Answer.
His Mother-in- Law Said to Be His
Accuser.

Hudson Dickerman, also known as
George II. D.ckerman. Eastern manager
OF the Erie Rubber Company, of Erie,
ia, was arrested to-day by Detective
Sergts. Carey and dcGinness at his
store, Al Dey street. He is wanted In
Peoria, H., on a charge OF blgamy, and
Sheriff G. l.. Berry and Deputy Ira
Dubois OF Peoria, were here with extra
dition papers to take him back to ILL
nois.
Dickerman Is cool smooth-f faced and
about thirty years old. He declared that
his first wife had married twice since
they separated. she having first got a
divorce from him in New Jersey. He
waived examination. and Will return TO
Illinois with the Sheriff tomorrow.
Dickerman says he married a Brook.
Ign girl five years ago. They separated
and he went To Illinois. His wife got a
divorce. Two years ago, having no
suspicion that it was unlawful. he mar
Peoria, whose mother IS wealthy. They
came East and have been living with
Dckerman's grandfather, George Belts,
at 800 Driggs street. Brooklyn,
MY first wife is now living with her
third husband. respectable and re-
spected, In Grcenpoint Brooklyn" said
the prisoner. "and | do not wish to drag
her name into this case. Therefore
will say nothing more
pckerman's father, George H. Dick
erman. is a member of the Brooklyn po-
lice force.
Sheriff Berry says Dickerman brought
this trouble down upon him through not
dealing fairly with his mo;her-in-law.
money from Mrs. Place. giving promis-
sorry notes for the loans, according to
the Sheriff's story. and when Mrs. Place
demanded payment she didn't get 1t.
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HARMONY PLAYED OUT
No One Fooled by the Saratoga
Misft Orchestra
Only Soothing to Those Who Wish
to Be Soothed.
Gilroy Not Looked Upon as the
Real Tammany Leader.
Especial to The Evening WORLDLY

SARATOGA. Aug. THE harmony
politicians, who played a short engage
ment here, have gone home for a rest
They all will be back tomorrow to play
the same tune over again. They have
been playing to a sympathetic audience
to whom the music sounded sweet and
was soothing, but the performance had
neither charm nor attraction for the
men for whose benefit 1t was gotten
up. They stayed away.
The cry of harmony was like the
sound Of voice in the wilderness.
No one wonders. then. that Mayor Gil
roy says there has been altogether too
much talk. The leaders are not pleased
with Senator Murphy's defiant and
threatening pronunciamento. The Mayor
prefers a sandbag to a club. 1t has the
same effect, but doesn't hurt as much.
The Mayor will leave to-day for New
York to study the situation over. All
Flower. while waiting their return, can
ponder over the evils OF Brockwayism.
The. Tammany colony here has re-
esyed several additions FIX Senator nati,
Clerk Of the Court OF General Sessions;
Coroner Dobbs and Gas-Meter Inspector
Anthony Clinchy are among the latest
arrivals. II Is SAID that speaker Suller
is delayed In New York perfecting the
study Of new pose Of Henry Clay.
Mayor Gilroy's position as leader of
Tammany Hall does not appear to be
firmly established, nor IL he recognized
as such by the sub-bosses, except by
reason Of his position as chief patronage
dispenser and his power as head OF the
Tammany city government. A district
leader said to THE Evening World"
correspondent this morning: mo man
can set himself up as an emperor or a
dictator without an army at his COM
mand. Is Gilroy able to hold and unite
the forces after he leaves the Mayors
chair? l doubt 1t. He possesses many
sterling qualities of a leader. but he is
not the man to attract men towards
him. The man who will be leader of
Tammany Hall must win his spurs by
proving his superiority"
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BEWARE OF THE NEXT CAR.
The Double-Train System on Third
Avenue L. Dangerous.

The train system lately introduced on
the Third avenue cable line offers. as It
Is now practised, a fresh source of dan
ger to the patrons Of the line and to
citizens in that thoroughfare generally.
The first danger Is from the I'M
guarded interval between the two cars.
The New York public IL not yet ac-
customed to the train system on surface
roads, and men In a hurry alighting
from the first car of the train In mo-
ton, are apt to dash behind the first
car and in front of the second car.
This danger is obviated In other cities
by closing the space with a gate. fold
ing upon one car and hooking upon the
other.
The conductors complain that signals
TO stop and start can be given from the
rear car only with great difficulty and
much uncertainty. The method Is for
the conductor upon the first car TO re-
lay the signals to the gripman in front.
II the conductor happens to be forward
in his car he cannot hear the rear
signals.
The conductors also complain that the
Company compels them to make five
round trips daily on a ten-hour schedule.
They say that they lose two hours and
half every day, and have to work this
extra time without compensation.
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HIS CHARGE 4 B0OMERANs.
Wilson May Have to Stand Trial
for Perjury.
Accused Of Swearing Falsely in Ac-
cusing Two Men of Robbery.

Frank Wilson, carpenter, living at 10
Eleventh avenue, who yesterday had
Henry DAWN, thirty years old. of $50
West Flfty-first street, and John Nc
Manus, twenty-four years old. barten-
der In McGirneys saloon, Eleventh ave-
nue. and Fifty-frst street, held in $1,000
bail each. for further examination In the
Yorkvlle Police Court, on a charge Of
robbery. will probably be accused Of
perjury.
In his original complaint he charged
the two men with having assaulted
him and his wife In the liquor store on
Sunday night. He claimed that he was
In the saloon drinking with a friend
named Frank Quick, fifty years old. also
carpenter. and living at GOA West For
ty-ninth street, when he and his wife
were attacked by the bartender. DAWN
and four or FIVE other men, during which
When the case was heard yesterday
Justice McMahon's held McManus for
trial on charge of violation of the
Of the other charges, for the afternoon.
Wilson swore that before he went to
court in the morn ing. stranger called
at his house and returned the watch
that had been stolen from him in the
saloon the night before.
When the case was recalled In the
afternoon, Wilson produced his friend
Quick as witness. quick corroborated
Lawyer Steinert got the case ad-
journed. After leaving the court house
Quick, in conversation with Policeman
kearns. said that the prisoners were
watch. as he had taken II himself dur
ing the row. Quick said he had sold the
watch for so cents to a man named
Adams, who Is brakeman on the Del
and I.arkawanna Railroad and
that the watch had not been returned
to Wilson, as the latter had sworn.
Quick was arrested. He told Justice
Mcmahon this morning that no one had
stolen the watch, but that he was in
company with Wilson when the latter
sold the watch to a man before they
entered McGivneys saloon. Wilson now
claims he was too drunk to know what
was going on
The Justice paroled the bartender.
DAWN Is out on bail.
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full account Of Wall street affairs will be
found In the O'Clock Edition OF THE Evening
World
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SCHOOL STRIKE A FAILURE.
supt. snyder Says the Work Is
Progressing Satisfactorily.

Superintendent of School Buildings
Snyder said this morning that the re-
ports received from the contractors
showed that only about one-half of the
men employed on the school buildings
undergoing repairs had gone out. Last
night and this morning several con-
tractors reported that a number of the
men were returning to work.
III, IN spite Of the strike, work Is progress
ing on most of the buildings, and the
; sesls Tor 5000 additional pupils, which Is
h'ehded to relieve the overcrowding that
h has existed heretofore. are expected to
" ready by Sept. 10.
NJ We consider the strike failure" said
rsm snyder. Even II the men should
onant out, 1t will not prevent the
S sanlng Of the schools. II the walking
Fdegates had come to the Board OF
f,s sVatlon and laid their grievances be-
hsar mem they would have secured a
eoSi.g. and II 1t. was shown that the
So"I Lsselors had violated the law they
trsct never be awarded another con-
Of ne Ea Building Committee OF the Board
aftarpueatlon meets. at 3 o'clock this
'"ooh at 66 Broad way.
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NEW FUSS AT PULLMAN.
Soldiers Refuse to Mess with Nom
Union Men.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, Aug. THE sensation Of
the day yesterday at Pullman was the
refusal Of Company NJ, infantry, to eat
at the same table with non-union men.
The workmen were a part Of the new
force hired yesterday and struggled in
with the soldiers on the apology that
they were afraid to go home for din
ner AS the practice had been tried In
a smaller way last week to the dis
taste Of the company, the soldiers were
prepared for decisive action. William
Byrnes, a member of the company,
stepped into the entrance and said:
"As volunteer soldiers the men Of
Company NJ are here to see that the
laws of Illinois are enforced. ! am not
aware that 1t is soldierly or that dis
|cipline compels us to do what we feel is
|unpatriotic and unworthy of gentlemen.
My scruples demand that I shall not
associate with non-union men. ! refuse
to sit with them at the same table"
There was an outburst of applause from
Byrnes's comrades. and Sergt. Cook
marched the company across the street
and broke ranks. The workmen were
finally marched out and the company
marched in, receiving the assurance that
they will hereafter have the mess-tent
10 themselves.