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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
TRANSATLANTIC IRiVELLEHS.
LA NAVARRO ARRIVES HERE FOR THE h1'
TIME-PEopLE WHO sAH. ON
TILL, spRI,L, TOD AY


THE SPREE TO-DAY
Tho French Lin. steamer La Navarro arrived hs1
Yesterday on her frs, trip to New-YorS An'I
the messengers on board were Christopher Anss
feldt. \. Aguilar, Miss J. Il. Butter. Miss Bsfr"'
Miss Hartmann. Miss VI. Benecke. Miss y. p"s
A. A. Bibby Louis Blanc. y. : Chandler A'''''"
Clarke. j. O. Cottivr the Rev. MI Aep.'-.,
F. ~ Dawling Miss Enrich, Ellie Ehsss"
Nomare Fostls r. VI. Freeman MI anu No.
Frear. Mr.. Gilmore. Mrs. Ness!e Ghmo'''
Giordano Miss Hallet, Dane Hur.ourl Mss
Holden, Mrs. B. Harold. Miss Harold l. g. n,.
II. Jacquet J. Karpees Mr.. kins. A1oer' L''- o.,
r. Perelra, lie X. Walter Raleigh r. a. "..
Able Renaud, q. W. Ruikn. Mrs W. H. -
W A. spinks. Or Sanders. Mrs. II. NJ sas a..
Mr. and Mrs Jacob schaefer. Dr J. II, u spsu "
Hector Spaudng, Mr. Thomas, r. H. "e
" W. Williams and Frank Ienks w,ira A.
ON the Anchor Line steamer Ethiopia, ~ MI 4.
rived here from Glasgow wyre Mr v a'.I J. Cauna
Mr. ana Mrs. Delaney. X. {. Dillon ~, Mt s a.. Ma
Donaldson MIR and Mrs. J. Esan M a. ,;.s.r.
" E9sland the Ee ey56 Mr. NJ F'a nni Mrs r. Ss
Mr. and Mrs Hendricks. \: hllsout; Msnansn "
say. Mr.. McCIenahan. Miss Il s MssgOIp Dr.
Talmage T. Thurnaer. y. Tuckman' u IhS . zsyty
bull J. Wilson. Il. Woodthorpe ana ~ s M ssa
an IN t ,aedsv inr somhampton and Bremen VII "
Mr. and Mrs. e. +. Axtel. Mrs. u, issehe. Nis
and Mrs George Baumann. MISS NJ , WllhenIx
Elizabeth Becker A. Becker MIS- ANN. Va
Buss Mrs. r. d. Black. Mrs. Beta baenEtt'ce c BIZ
Elizabeth Bachmann George Brenel 20, Gustsw
J. W Boyle, T. +. Bainbridge, preoiO' = Bs,s
T. Brauer Wilhelm Gustav Bralef, .r ~ R
Miss r Maud Cooper. Miss Florence s,.,ran pss
~ 4. Cavalo, Louis Dejonge IT,. hT Ts,ar. yr
man. Charles II. Deere George rston Gecf
Ehret. jr, Anton Eiskanti ChsiS'Ss Furbush. z
Friederck Funeborn. Miss, FrGuni J. Mrs ar
speed Christopher Gerharti. Mr am ne MSf
doph Hurry. Mrs. W W. neihflhsttssrris H.5'
Ueihrlngton. Robert Herbst. Miss n'" Rsrh, y
bruch Frederick HeimAruch; Mss , Mrs csshs
Haler, Mr. aud Mrs Henry C. hslSsy r,Ie. Or
H. Kellogg. q. J. Looming, Henry . ssn,s Mr. ~
Lampert Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M MAG Nv Hng
Mrs q; Merck II. Millarf, tnTs swburrL "
Mottet. Oscar Martin Miss Anne 'Tssslsfe
Nau. j H. H. Message, Miss LA -, sSs PogxL
and Mrs H. Pemberton, Jr, t1npn,vaY NJ -
Miss Dora A. Peck. Miss May IS ro"N and ~
colt MIR and Mrs H. Il. Romeym urs y,
r J. Oakley Rhnelander, Mt a." Mrs AheIS
Rappe Miss Frieda Rape, MI an. Mrs irettn.s
Seton. Mr. and Mrs. Henry stewart; sniff us1
A. sampson, q. W. sherman, T. NJ TsS Shts!M:
tine simon Edgar Belmont smith WIS An.S;
paul Schwabe Mrs. Recha SchwsrtSSh ,,rss W. AZ
G. A. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. George ION Ms
Mrs. Jesse Tilse. Miss KATE t,nisse D. TAM, rs
John r. Turner, Miss r valLiere' Whitney Nt '"
Ciaf Wanstrom. Mr. and Mrs c, = Nn nsS isteA
Wells, G. r. Weed and Mrs. a. hi'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
DIPHTHFRTi BiCTLLI FOUND ~ CHEESE.
THIS Is THE FIRST TIME THE GERMS OF
cONTAGIots DISEASE HAVE BEEN DIS
COVERED IN CHEESE.

THIS Is THE FIRST TIME THE GERMS OF y
coNTAGIOrS DISEASE HAVE BEEN DIS
COVERED IN CHEESE.
Assistant Chemist Beebe of the Division OF
Dactcriology of the Health Department. made
report TO Sanitary Superintendent Roberts Jester
dav of the examination By him Of specimens
of cheose seized Las: week by Inspector Fuller ana
which the State Board of Health reported continued
germs Of diphtheria. Dr. Beebe found the true
bacillus of diphtherla In the cheese. The cheese
was made at the dairy Of the Star creamery III
Alton New-Yo.k. Fifty-ouc packages, each weigh
ing sixty pounds were shipped to commission
house in Westinghouse. this city. The entire iot
was seized 10y Inspector Fuller. Dr. Roberts "t'e'
receiving the report Of Assistant Chemist beepe'
ordered all OF il to be- Immediately destroyed
This is the first time that the germ OF cons
tagious disease has been found In cheese. Inc
State Board OF Health had SAMPLE OF the cheese
from the Star Creamery examined and found the
bacllli of dphtherla in II. The Board Of Health or
the Westinghouse. house. and this was done
Assistant Chemist Beche grew cultures from
specimens OF the cheese and yesterhny found mat
II contained the true bacil!i of diphtheria: me
germs were alive IA the cheese. To make a further
test several guinea pigs will be noculatcd with the
hacllli. and they VIII be carefully watched 10 see
II they develop diphtheria.
In the case 81 the cheese from the star 'rram-
cry The farmer who supplied ih" mix 10 inc
dairy from Whi,h the cheese was made hai
fatal case OF dirhtheria in Ms iamily "" m'lk"l
the ,ws during IL" time that the disease wa
prevalent and in that way the germs were COM
muucatcl To tho milk and they lived In the cheese
after II had been manufactured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
Discomfort IN VENEZUELA.

The passengers the Red ID" Line steamer
Venezuela, on the arrival here yesterday OF that
vessel from Venezuelan ports. said that the revo-
lutonary feeling throughout Venezuela seemed to
he gaining In strength. and the reported presence
OF three ex-Presidents at Curacao seems to carry
out the report The people. 1t is said, are discon-
tented and every to blame President
Crespo for the hard times The fact that the Gov
eminent is on Its guard and is well supplied with
arms did not promising for a general upris-
Ing. The water supplies OF Maracaibo and Curacao
had given out and the people We're forced 10 use
lake water, owing to the scarcity OF rain. The
health OF the two cities was good. however.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
yr DROVE OYER 4 BICrcLi" ~

Andre" Lester drove ' oyer Dicycls' NAMED "
Ssra Tsrs on sunday afternoon at ssvt.' s
sn% One Observation-Disclosures Teets who ,,.nss
s ytAFs w. 3d. ,a a"a to the ss S
after his bruises had been ATTENDED, ne kndrsx,s
YESTERDAY morning. however, ~neII Justice Tsssr
az the Uar.em Police Court by uss uneM
Aaron Rose II was said tina, T ssS in 500 b'H
walk Lester was Accordingly ME-, mr IN
ayes Testers version OF the accident IS ,ryins e"
had an epileptic ut just as ne Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
DAMAGE ny DRY WEi TIER.

Stamford Conn Aug. tSpeciaD.-Thc unprece-
denied hot wave has left its mark ON Western
Connecticut. for though the drouth was broken by
yesterdays showers the damage to crops has been
extremely severe. amounting almost. I'm some
cases, TO humiliation. The early crops-hay oats
and rye-cscaped the effects OF such scorchng heat
100 degrees indicate. but potatoes. cbrn. onions
cabbage. peas. turnips. etc. have had a hard
battle Within the last week not little field corn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

Henry NJ. Hey a lawyer. appeared before
Police Justice Tanor at the Harlem Police Court
yesterday with an italian laborer named Dominica
Rosi and obtained a warrant for the arrest OF NJ T.
Mainland. living at Morris Park. l.. L. on charge
OF swindiing. Later In the day Mainland was ar
rested and the Police Justice held him In $500 ball
for examination this morning. Mainland, who mas
en- office Al No. lsG Lbsrty-st and says be repre-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
UOHdTTO VENPIOTES DTSOUI PGED

Horao Henripues. the real estate broker OF No.
G2 I.berty-st.. who. II is alleged. attempted TO
NIT suicide In his Office ten days ago by shooting
himself In the head. well enough to leave the
Chambers Street Hospital yesterday. Policeman
Kelly. OF the Old slip station arragned Mr.. Hen
riqucs before Justice Grady In the Tombs Police
Court The prisoners head was bound up In ban
dages he explained to the Justice that the affair
was an accident The Justice. finding that there
was no proof that the shot was fired with the In
tent to commit self-murder, discharged Mr.. Hen
rQuea. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
4 cJArcE tn SEE CROWNED HEiDS"

The Louis Ky reception hall al thc Eden Muse
was opened Sunday for the pacing OF the new
group OF Crowned Heads Of the World" The rich
ornamenta;ion Of an eXtravagant period was shown
in the appointments Of the new rarlor Goll ana
white enamel aboundcf ami the hanglngs were -
the dalntiest rose and sea-green tnts. All the
sOVereens Of thu word VIII De placed In ms iar"r
"Wednesday. ana arranged with gracetuiucss "i
pose. New cosiumes have been secured for all The
figures. and the group will be the hands mrst on"
in the historic chamber
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
REFEREES APPOINTED.

Supreme Court.
by TruaX. J.
Phoenix Bridge Co. keystone Bridge co-Henry w.
Sackett.
Common Pleas.
I}schOn. jr., ].
Bell VS.. Andruss-Rastus Ransom
JOhasOn-John II S;falry.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
BY Tfuax, j.
Dorothy Humphreys Mary 5. HaIl-Franklin Bien.
BY Slower J.
Edmund II. Hendriek James W. Northumberland
D. o Brien.
by Dugro. J.
william Wells ~. George 4. winsow-Thomss Y.
ByypA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07

sents a concern known as the Ardsley Lana ~
provemen, Company. is aoou, ioriy-nye ysa1 "a
Mr. Heymann told the justice hat Maln.aM - -
OF whom were his Heymanns) clients by enssa
into a pretended contract . employ them II Is
years al Aris,ey y. Y, az 81 ~ DAY, IN cons.s
ton OF s. paid down in cash. The victims a,s
apiece but did not get the promised enpNyss.
Mainland was also held In $50 FOR keeplnscs
telligence office without a license The compl,Ia
in each case Is Dominica ROs, who Hvess]
AZ East One Observation-Disclosures ~s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
HOW TIE ASSETS HAVE sHRUNK

The schedules OF y. & u. H. Valentine produ'"
commission merchants at 10 Murriy-st. show Ia
buii.s both firm ana individual Of T37oG nominal
assets Ng23g7 actual assets. 2.7i. Of the nominal
assets ta 200 is IN stock Of the Thatcher Car ana
Construction Company, Of which Napoleon Nalcn
line was president and holds S2,a 2c stock David IL
Valentine having $4,000 all Of which Is placed at
no XnllIc In Tho schcdulcE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
The SPRING OF ETERNAL 'o0'.

Carlsbad may be truly t tnn crutur
RES the famous Sprudel has oeen so '
as the best nGf". r. -, re a,"%ach, dysper
patton, catarrh OF Tue s; StUD complaints
diabetes, etc. Best taken WI s,,rs 70
door exercise can be had; . nG ssg.
buy the genuine imf1'lF" .; "e q
which must have the s'g%lla y" Sole
EIsNER q MENDELsoS o .o,s,cksss.
A sS New York; on every p'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
MORE JUDGMENTS AGAINST ALEXANDER

Blumcnstcu Il Irsch yesterday entered judg
m.nis agerogatng 1855 n favor ~ eleven creditors
against Alexander Alexander. the youthful silk
dealer OF No. ~ Grand-st.. who failed on April ~
and was afterward put in Ludlow Street Jail 10y
som" of his creditors.
Judgments were entered ycSterdny against George
= Wlckhim and Samuel Turner surviving partners
nf The former firm Of II II. Wickham ~ o.. dla
Inond dealers In favor OF Daniel |. Ricardo. 1r. for
S. rs, and IN favor Of l.. q VI. Kahn co. for
s. nGs. acceptcI drafts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-07
LEVY GETS BAIL AND is ORDERED TO G.
ON DUTY.

Policeman jeremiah 8. Levy who was tr'eh N
Part I OF the Court Of General Sessions last week
on the charge Of bribery and was sent back 70
the Tombs in default Of $500 bail on Saturday
when the Jury disagreed, was released on naii yes
terdav afternoon and was directed 10y police
.urreon 70 report Ior duty Immediately. His bonds
were furnished by Frederick J. seelis OF NO ~, 10
Allen st who gave security a mousse III De-
isncevs and Margaret Beck. wife OF George Beck.
The furniture dealer OF No. 200 Eigh'h-ave; VINO
gave as security the tenemen'-house al NO ']i
West Twenty ffth-st. -, ~
Assistant District Attorneys Weilman and os-
horne who conducted the for the prosecution IN
the trial OF Levy. both out Of town YESTERDAY
and 1t was not known when the trial OF the police
man would be moved again. II was said at the
District Attorneys Office. however. that on ac.
count OF the number Of prison cases awaiting trial
Levy's case could not be taken up again until Sep
tember at the earliest.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
SCHNEIDER MAY RECOVER.
II IL Believed that His Assailnnt
Was DeranEed by the Heat.

Fritz Schneider. the tsnitor OF 90
West Sixteenth street who was shot
by Albert Arndt. a street sweeper. yes
terday, will probably recover.
Al the New York Hospital This morn
ing tire doctors said that the bullet that
struck him in the head had passed
around the skull under the scalp and
had been taken cut al the back OF the
neck. The wound m the abdomen Is
also superficial. and the bullet In
Schneider s-rfSf4t arm did 1.-THE damage
Arndt. Is a Finn. forty-eight years
old. II. was held In the jefferson Mar
ket Court this morning in 81, orO, to
await the result OF Schneiders injuries
When arraigned. Arndt wore the blue
check Jumper uniform OF the Street.
Cleaning Department He is feroclous
looking man. and is apparently mental
ly unbalanced.
II is claimed that he shot Schneider
without provocation or warning, and
pretsced the shooting with the wholly
irrelevant remark:
II don't feel we'll"
To Policeman Churchill who arrested
him. Arndt said that Schneider was
away through Tammany Hall"
Arndt is an American citizen. an en-
! thusiastic Democrat. member of the
| Tammany General Committee of the
! Ninth District. and a small capitalist.
He rides bicycle. and one of the
! spinnin6 along on his wheel, dressed in
I the blue livery he works In.
| IL is believed that the heat Is re-
sponsible for his unbalanced mind.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
STRIKERS TURN OUTLAWS.
Cripple Creek Fugit.7es Robbing
Ranohnsn and Ra.d.lg Torrs
Vigilance Committee Being Organ
tied 70 Drive Them Away.
fEr Is.>~s.s< Pres.

DENVER C.L. J-iy z.--C-s -ess!. q,
the lat, VAIL Re ttriYe Z, Cr.lp.e CREEK
is The o-zsn'Lstcn - tan: g! 70. - -
Vh1 hsV. r-rgr1Zst 'sr "cy-t-y n the
immediate iEfbg-.o<. and the cut
IrsaE - trouble more hlpy5y tnsr 80
recent ,tr7ks - among We pgss.DIl.'.Hs.
"hEf Il - ans EEy." '..Lt EhE--
BySe-- Tss - h. I----I,t.t 20 -a-yt
warrants s'1 maze e--.s's. try-A rel
srE uhJ fs'' TIA, ne, sr'.gr. Void -
4.itheS with hsssE fsa-ial''.. tEc TIE
camp. d. party - them. iu-nner.rr ten
q nf:ser. pfgsr.z+j '.err elves ir,o Z
hss4 ana ever sI..s have cs-rz.-s1
;.Dc .ryIn tie surrounding "a -trri.r.
Thy are MOUNTED u stnlsg kors-r ar.
make ral2s. se.zirg cattle, r.oui'ry,
t.ofsss. Or anything that vii tsrTs Their
purT.,s~.
Lat sunday hey ro.s lr,, -. ,l',e
town - wiz. ge-nar I'd VITA. he!
wanted So5 then tgst-eI ,..st 80 re t.
Victor Cr1-1 s'yp them. II J. WaHy
C..tl-E Tat 'he -riy mar v-g "a: ''.@
c-g"ss+ - 1s'y ;1e:a. Having 10 9-.-
ANA. attempted ~ D-r'p~ pl'. ~.
Nh bis re45@st zni ~ ~as cc..gs: :.
LgEsi ~ ~ sl2aatia-.
! 3 sAFlyUs have tie rz.sS hecp'DE .ls-
Ia '.g..srC, Committee j.. D+..R --ga,iZ-
10 -r!Ee tte rr.yeTE - ~ I'e--rlr Z =
mem. II j. also saIG that Ehsr.- Bovs-s
p Orsa-iZing py-s= : deputy slE-.H :
u proceed against .1.r1. Warrants ~
rs-y member " tn sang have ter
Ssy@i .or scu c.nn.:,ei during c.s
tTlEE
The evening world., 1894-07-31
F0RGER AS WELL AS THIEF.
Mccormack Got Lizzie Tnrrey's
Money ny nm iBd~rhs u ed Trick,

James Mccormack. twenty years old,
Of ~ Columbus avenue was held IL
81 90 bail for uisl in Harlem Court.
charged with having stolen 3ij2 from
Lizzie Tsrrsy. domestic in the en-
pioy - Mir. Mary Allen. OF Us West
Eighty-elghth street
Lizzie had been boarding with Mo
Cornack's moth=: up - week ago
when sh- went 10 i've with Mrs. Allen.
Before leaving Mrs Mccormack house
Lizzie paid her board from a roll OF bills
H. Tag HcIOrrnack vas preEer,
Lat sunday LIZZIE Waited MrE, Mo
cOrInsck ana told the family that she
had 60 u p'are and mentioned Mary
- ypuan, a LuTss gil for Mrs Allen.
Jane. Mccormack wrote q note. T.
which he signed LizZieE name. agking
Mary EOonan - CIV" the yalisH to the
messenger. John Ryan. a byy living d,
~ columbus aTeIu.
Ryan got The bag containing the
MONEY frpru the unslspeoting MARY an.
started back WIN ~ He was met Is
Mccormack. VII TOOK out the money
and the" N. wallis. into an ASH tar
rel on Columbus avenue
Lizzie "omplainsi ~ the West On'
Hunirerth street station yesterday. an,
IN the evening DETECTIVE Watt arres,er
1ccOrmHCk, Who oon:sk seJ. He EtIl
had !llb Of the money.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
HIS CHECK NO GOOD.
So Brother-in-Lsv SilyerEtone Fad
Bauer Arrested
Borrowed $4,000 o. Him at Wis
Home in Peoria. III.
Now He'll Be Taken Back There 10
Stand Trial.

Mortz BsUe-. real s,ts's srsr, at.
a. once n tie Benz e.; KgAsing. ~,
tax. from Iy.l,e Nsstg 9a--srs - "
g@.cs his TD.- v
FER sI,tscIi1ya 20 i'eyr.z. Ii. where B.
IL wsrieJ "a ,tsrge - E-er5 .zr,.fa
Bsurr W. srys.ra-1 yssfEr1sy sf,---
NON =; h.s noe ~ Dst-rti,es EI.a
t.erE e.. L;c'J.unls. a, inspector NJ
Vg, ~ s ETysrr.3as - Psar-s w
srr-sss ne irssqrsr u having 50 ed
hin ~, II - - Aprti = Iss,-
bs1et y srgtaer-'u-lsw - Silys'.
stone Ne vss visiting a, pepr.s. ana
s,ks3 sIIve-s'gn. - ts ~ygi5 j., hi;h
have s. ~ WITH which 70 ciyss " a
.ssl-stL1.s deal
Bauer re,rrslrte1 thai Re "a. . y {
scr. ut IL -. Murray HI Bsrk n :n.s
Ctly. lie drew cheek fgr 1,7y. and
-ilyerrtors lu3yrssG g, When sent Or.
here III. Murray HI. rs;urnss the CHEEK
nlsrgej 80 account.
SIyerstgD. Immediately gSor. out e
warrant IN Peoria. ana TIE police here
notiss3 InEpsc;o- Gcl>s4zh..n to make
ne arrest. A few day. later a letter
followed. giving the aDDT" rlssYrs D..
tails. !, ~ss sUpyDs-c that kager had
returned - New IOFk. but IN. detective.
we're urisbI- u confirm the SIEpiriUr
ynti TIE latter psft .: last E.+k wasr
b hey discovered that Bauer tad tee.
zen IN me city. he seemed 20 raw.
learned that warrant Rad teen ES1eI
ana that tne New YORK pJHcH were
sHsrctiug fyr MIN. ard ksf- away f.yl,
tis r"sycencs and ono bDth u vn.-t
were EEpt under police rrry +illsucs
IN tnE U.eD iItrs rEgg .~''ioU pspIrl
+ nSn TsE.fI Hl.ofIveI NJ AH.F-S
i5erTs. Of PHorls. came here - take tti
prlEyrsr tab.
Bauer - r''y-'hrse years old and ltyei
( 'r s.rsaut apartments - q. Iast tey
. r1'S-Arr' E'r'et ne Wa generally syp.
pos" ~ haN' been 81 prosperous rir
rI.rt's noes. and hts arr"s' prcaFirre,
fo E're surprise. Re occupied office
.yinry Win his brother "a the Berus,
Building
Another arrrr, I. 20 b. made IN II.
as. bot VII the man 4, or the us,ur'
VI the charge could not be ascEr'sInE3.
Bauer viii probably b" taken to III
NOS tomorrow or rSrt day.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
FATAL QUARREL OVER HOGS.
One Nebraska Farmer Dead and
Two Wounded.

TECCMSEH. Neb., July 5l.-As the re-
suit u bloody shooting ARRAY Just over
the line IN Pawnee County yesterday one
man II dead ana two seriously wounded
charles Schuits. rich German farmer
with his sons. Charles and Frank, live
nelghbCrs t. James Abbot. a we!l-to-dO
and respected farmer The nelghDors
have 1ad trouble on account " Abbot
allowing hts hogs to run at large. Yes-
tcrday the elder Schultz with his son
Charles started out 70 shoot the hogs.
ana when they met Abbo, young Schultz
shot hin. Abbot was mortally wounded
While tae elder Schultz and Charles were
enjeavorinE TO escape they met three
deputy sherifs. CIiT Taylor. Jack Cas-
ford and H. Runion. They refused 10
halt and the deputies shot both tathe:
and sCn. The old man Is dead, but
Charles escaped TO the woods. Frank
was captured and brought 20 this city.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
DR." DE Kraft IN COURT.
Makes a Complaint Against the
Anonymous Club.

DR." William p Rra~t. OF 30
West Thirtieth street. the keeper
OF an acknowledgements home,
wa. AT Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day. He called 70 ask
for warrant aimed against the officers
OF the Anonymous Club. o. e West
Thirt!eth street He said the members
OF the Club annoyed him and kept him
awake. because OF their entertainments
singing and piano-playing az late hours
The Club is composed OF newspaper
men. and they resented the doctor g.
Interference. The President OF the Club
was on hand to prove TO Justice Hogan
that the Club was as quiet as any
other. and there was abundant corrob-
orative testimony
Justice Hogan refused to entertain tn.
request for warrant He told De
krafI that he would have to look else
, where for a remedy
DIR" De KraNt was arrested In May,
charged by man AIMED Anger with
having swindled him out OF 10000 on a
patent preserving fluid deal
The doctor was discharged on q
legal technicality.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
Wire News In brief.

ANDY Eunnis shot and KILLED John Deal. Of
DloomdAls at Astoria. U. Deal iuSgltri a s!rl
Etnin!s was .scorinE home. when Ermnle 10
scented the Insult Deal STACKED him and was
On . dead.
Albert Southwortb Of Orange Mass was held
ysEtsrday N the charge OF staLbiug Mrs Carrie
SouthWOrth, The Woman Ia In a CTll,Al condi-
ton.
A farmer found Lima o, after a gra,S
rfe. the bodies Of two Infants In a wash boiler
The mesh In places was burned from the bonea
II 10 thought that the babes twins
Gre In the West End Gas and Coke Works
buildings, Rose and Front streets, Cincinnati this
morning did damage amounting 10 about 80. Coz
William Arpe.t, an aged farmer was sur
rounded By q forest are he lighting near
OrsgoniA o., yss:erday and TsA burned To death.
The main building Of the Northwestern Luth-
sran College At wstertown. Wis, was struck By
lightning and burned at midnight Loss 10000
Albert and Thomas Lee. -oollsn manufacturers
q ives, h:n.ySnh. Pa; maas an assignment yes
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The evening world., 1894-07-31
INCREASE IN DEATH RATE.
Attributed to the E1ceasive Heat of
the Past Few Days.

The results OF the almost insufferable
heat Of Friday, Saturday and Sunday
are beginning TO be seen In the in
creased death-rate.
out OF a total of I'll deaths in this city
during the last twentyfour hours,
twenty-five were attributed by the re-
turns made to the Bureau OF Vital Sta
tistics TO thermic fever, or, in plain
words. sunstroke. Twenty-three were
adults and two children under five years
OF age.
The number OF deaths for July 81. 1898,
was only ninety-sx, and the number OF
deaths for July 80. 1893, was 1856, while
the number OF deaths recorded yester-
day was 49, For the corresponding day
of last week there were lo1 death GER
titicates filed, but only three were
ascribed to the effects OF the heat
The increase in diarrhoeal diseases
not only among infants, but adults as
well, Is another evidence OF the effects
OF the heat. Although the record for
the day closed at noon. the death GER
tifcates continued to arrive in large
numbers.
one day last week, Of the 200 deaths
reported, the largest for any day so far
this year, but sixty were from the in
situations. Not one death from an insti-
tuition was reported to-day.
The evening world., 1894-07-31
HODGE PLEADS GUILTY.
EI-Bookkeeper of the Harlem Saw
inEs hank May Get Five Years.

George Hodge, thlrty-f,ve years old.
OF 3is East One Hundred and Twentieth
street, tht bookkeeper OF the Harlem
Savings Bank, 22sl Third avenue. who
was accused OF forgery. pleaded guilty
before Judge MARITIME In Part !. of the
Court OF General Sessions to-day and
was remanded for sentence. He may get
ty" yr1rs.
Hodge had been IN the employ OF the
bank FOR years. Al noon he acted as
teller. He took advantage OF the posi-
ton and altered the figures in the bank
books and pOcketed the difference
lie is known to have taken $3.50 but
that probably does not represent the
/ full amount OF hts populations.