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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
THE MERCURY CLIMBING UP.
TO DAY WILL. BE HOTTER THAN YESTERDAY AND
THOUSANDS WILL. LEAVE THE CITY.

TO DAY WILL. BE HOTTER THAN YEsIhfDAf AND
THOUSANDS WILL. LEAVE THE CITY.
II seemed hot yesterday but it was not a circum-
stanca 20 what the temperature VIII be to-day ana
to-morrow for heat and hum!dity~are sun rivals IN
a beadlong race that will not be finished for cay
or two People thought 1t was not yesterday LUZ
that was mistake-for humidity had maue d spur
and ha6 gotten near the wire ana neat zen oach
beaten but the weather sharps say he VIII come
again to-day. ,,,
The exodus Of people from the city to-day VIII
nrobabv break the record for this year. at least,
and steamboatmen are the people VINO are siao VI
the arrival Of the present hot wave lhoisdhus 30
habtually to the country or seashore Oh "uiua's'
and others who usually remain In the CITY VIII 20
today because of the unbearabe atmosphere OF the
city, while thirsty ones will leave New ork 10 seek
regions where the beer flows more freely and the
Excise law Is an unknown. or al least nnenlorced'
quantity Probably more than three hundred thou-
sand people for the reasons given. and others Will
seek the cooling, green country the sound OF the
roaring surf. Preparations have been maze ior
enormous crowds at all nearby resorts
Nothing is so heating figures. especially when
they are high and they were high enough yester-
day. At a. IN. the mercury sluggishly started at
II degrees by noon It had touched 81. and at $3.50
the thermometer showed So degrees. For the same
day and corresponding hours last year the Their
rnometer registered 65. 70 and 80 degrees Humidity
started at IS degrees In the morning hours. and
retired slowly to 10 in the late afternoon To-day.
for the benefit OF those who must stay at home tie
weather has nothing to offer. /; VIII be fair, ex-
cept possibly slight shower or two with souhery
winds and warmer Inc numDer OF pfosuauohs
Bernard 1rsin9r years ola OF No
overcome by the heat at Secona-ave and SHY
ninth-st. He taken to the Presbyterian Hos
The Coroner was yesterday informed of the death.
James Fleming. thirty-eishi years old. address un-
known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
TROUBLE IN 4 HARDWARE FIRM

A SUIT FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q
RECEIVERS.
Arthur b. Harrison and August Mailer have been
appointed Joint receivers for the hrm Of Harrison
& Wolfe. exporters and commission merchants
principally in hardware. at Nos. 81 and s. Bro4f-st
and In the City OF Mexico. m a suit brought by Mr.
Harrison against his partner. Mabel F. Wolfe. to
dissolve the Arm
Nj. Harrison is the capitalist Of the Arm. which
was formed In September $685. and Mrs. Wolfe
who lives now In Rockland Me- was representea
by her husband. Dudley Wolfe. The nrm opened .
branch In the City OF Mexico on January l, where
Mr.. Harrison took charge and represented fourteen
American manufacturers. He recently returned
from Mexico and found the affairs Of the nrm
here not satisfactory as he sARessed ssssr%
from the business than he was entitled to.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
DEATH OF MRS. JOHN X. BARTLETT.

Mrs Lillian Bartlett. wife OF John X. Bartlett
oresident OF the Nicaragua Canal Company. died II
this city on wednesday last from the effects OF an
operaton She had been in apparently good health
IN to a few days before her death. The Saturday
previous she had spent In shopping. Her HUSBAND
went to London the latter part OF July. where No
now Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett had been married on'y
thirteen month"; The first six or eight months o.
their married life were spent In London where Mp.
BARTLETT was engaged In the work OF recognising
the Nicaragua Canal Company. on their return
TO New-York they lived ut the Fifth Avenue notet
and In May last took house In fory-touT'h-s~
Their summer home was In Tarrytown
Mr. Baruetts once Is at Ne wM'- are Snan.
cial projects, one Of the most important OF Cnls1
has been the reorganization OF the Nicaragua Can1
Interests, now successfully completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
NEV-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

A train OF twelve arrived early yesterday
morning at the Erie station from Chicago with 800
German veterans en- route for the Fatherland to
take part In the celebration of the battle Of Sedan
They boarded a barge and were taken to Hoboken.
where they took the steamship Fulda. The men
from all over the West and all In comfort
able circumstances. While at Friedrichsruh the
United States delegation OF the veterans will pre-
sent address to Prince Bismarck. The veterans
will be gone about three months.
Archibald j. Mcdonald. thirty-two years old who
said he actor. living at No. ~ Cana-st..
New Orleans. and Annie May Paskey. eighteen
years OF age, of No. IA Batic-st.. Brooklyn. were
married yesterday afternoon by Justice Weed. The
bridegroom is said TO be member of prominent
Southern stock company and wealthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
RUTHERFORD.

The handsome bandstand in Depot Square was
formally presented TO the borough OF Rutherford
last night in the Of several hundred people.
the address of presentation being made by Joseph
c. Shenck, behalf OF the committee OF business
who had raised the money for building the
stand. and the Rutherford Brass Band. led by
Charles Dabinett gave a concert. II Is proposed to
have concerts the green every Saturday night
through the summer months The committee in
cluded Frank +. Hatch. Charles l.. Hofmann. J. L..
Chapman and Luther VI. AFFORD
L. w. Dean and the Misses Dean have returned
from a six months European tour.
Services at the Church OF our Father this morn
ing will be conducted by W. @ Williams in the
absence OF the Rev George III. Badger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
BEATING HER OWN RECORD.

THE ETRURIA MAKES A QUICK TRIP AS1
BRINGS FULL CABINS.
The Cunard Line steamer Etrurta arrived here
early Yesterday morning after fast trip from
Queenstown. The steamships time from Daunes
Rock TO Sandy Hook was days. % hours and
minutes which beats her own previous record. and
Is only twenty-one minutes behind the best time OF nes
sister ship. the Umbria. The time would have been
little better said her officers. but the engines naa
10 be run at reduced speed for nearly three hours
on account OF the fog The Etrura's cabins were
full as she brought 543 cabin and =" steerass
passengers. Prominent among the cao.n passer
gers were Ex-Mayor and Mrs. Abram S. Hewitt
s,enhen A. Douglas Baron and Baroness Halkett
the Rev. Dr. j. p Donovan. Captain Eserton, Cap
tain w F. NILS. the Right Rev. Dr. NJ. Tisrney
willis U,ine United States Army, Judge Alton
Parker and Archbishop Walsh Other passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
SUIT OYER GIDEON n. MOORES ESTATE

HIS MOTHER AYERS THAT HE HAD 5000 OF
HER MONEY TX TRUST.
suit has been brought in the Supreme Court by
Mrs Eliza l.. Moore. the mother of Gideon r.
Moore who died last April against Marie Louise
Moore, his widow. both individually and II tenn
porary administrator. The plaintiff AYERS that her
son had in trust 800 900 OF her morey, mention of
which he omitted in will. leaving all his property
to his widow. 1t is alleged that he died insolvent
Mr.. Moore owned No. 10 Soonest. No. 22l Pearl
St. and part OF No. q Bridge-st. all purchased
with his mothers money, and all heavily mort
gagged. His widow has obtained from the Surro-
gate permission to continue chemical business
which he carried The Plaintiff asks that a
ceiver OF the estate may be appointed and yester-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
BAIL GIVEN FOR MR.. ROLAND

Matthew ROLAND. the importer OF No. 475 Fifth
ave. who arrested las; Wednesday. charged
with attempt 10 smuggle laces and embroideries
before Commissioner Shields yesterday for ex-
animation. He had been IN Ludlow Street Jail since
Wednesday, bail in 5000 in which he was held not
being forthcoming. Yesterday bonds were furnished
for the required amount by William Johnson Of
James McCreery d Co.. and ROLAND was released
The examination adjourned until August 2e be-
fore Commissioner Alexander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

n - that line According to a cable from Lon
don two stokers had jumped overheard In despair
and been drowned and another had died from oru-
tai treatment on the part OF the engineers MT
Schwab said:
IL know nothing about the matter Inc company
will doubtless consider the publication OF 'he
.uuos md cause an investigate into the alleged
crmety From what | know Of Chief Enginee,
n lbertstadt of the Kaiser Wilhelm H. snouu
saw that he was Incapable of toeratins crue treat
ment OF the men by his subordinate of1cers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

be, OF course long list Of cases OF sunstroke OF
heat prostration among them The truth IL Una.
,ners have been very few such cases Hence, 1t
20 Main that the cleaners have not undergone
any more excruciatirg agony. any more appai.n53
misery than other NEWCOMERS nave P"sse"
through this summer ,, ,..,or.
This undsputed fact makes the hystericai letters
Of Hiland Flowers ridiculous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
ABSURD LETTERS ABOUT srnrErc1sAxsns

Hiland Flowers. OF No. ls7 West Ninety-sixth-st
Is so seriously distressed by the sufferings of the
street-cieaners because they are obliged TO keep
their coats closed and to wear their belts. that
he has been bombarding Mayor Strong and others
with letters OF protest II the street-cieaners suf
tered 30 much more severely than other wage
ssraens In this month OF frightful heat there would
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
HOME NEWS.

N. United Pyess Local Necs rhfch represenn alt Me
nsrspopers in Ner York city that are reee'rn9 'ne
neus United Press has fs hedd2udres az
No 81 Anna, NerYork City. Al Information ana doeu-
,nents for public may sent TO no" headquarters ana
th,y ,c then be distrbued TO all the tned Pre-" MIRA
papers ths city and TO TIE United Prsss for d'emnd-
Hon throughout Che country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
HOBOKEN.

Mrs Louisa Just was deserted three weeks ago
by her husband. Lewis. who is supposed to have
gone TO Texas The told Assistant Poor
master Curry that she did not to hear any
thing about her husband ard If possible would like
TO return Germany. where her parents live Tick
cts for the woman and her four children were pro-
cured and yesterday afternoon the family sailed on
the Fulda for the old country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

MULLINS GETS A CERTIFICATE OF DOUBT.
Judge O'Brien. in the Supreme Court, yesterday
signed order directing the District Attorney
show cause why certificate of reasonable doubt
should not be granted to Dennis Mullins the saloon
keeper who sentenced to fine and Imprisonment
by Recorder Con- Friday for violating the Excise
law. The order granted upon the application of
Charles Godzier and is returnable Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
PREPARING EXCISE CASES FOR TRIAL.

PREPARING EXCISE CASES FOR TRIAL.
Assistant Dstrct-Attorney McManus who has
charge Of the Indictment Bureau. was busy yester
day preparing excise He said he getting
the papers ready in eighteen of excise viola
tons that transferred from Special Sessions to
General Sessions. which he would submit the
Grand Jury on Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

DR.. and Mrs. c. A. Belden.
=. W. Black.
2. II. Brundage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bryson.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. {. Caine.
Mrs. J. A. Campbell.
The Rev. A. =. Clarke.
Miss Clarke.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Cook.
Neville p. Dilwor;h.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Douglas.
J. Il. Fellows,
W. 3. Fraser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Gardner
Miss VI. X. Garrett.
J. II. Goldsmith.
Mrs. II. Greene.
Eugene Gross.
The Rev. J. Hart.
o. +. Hawley.
F.. Il. Hay.
Mrs. G.. u. Haycock.
Mrs. Hengler.
Miss May Hengier.
Miss Florry Heng.er.
Mrs. Sarah Hersey.
Er~kine Hewitt.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. o
Hills.
John Howa ri.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Hambruch
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Ham
hruch.
Miss Marjorie Hambruch.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. Hustled,
James Hutchcson.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jenkins,
The Rev. w. ID. Johnson.
y. y. Johnston.
Madison Jones.
The Rev. r. T.. Judge.
DR.. y. ii. keefe.
W. Compton Lougee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Low
att.
Or. d. B. Lowell.
\. g. Macdonald.
Arthur Manlove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
REFEREES APPOINTED,

Supreme Court.
BY O'Brien. J.
Washburn Young-James J. Nealis
Keegan Gunee-Moses Herman
schramm VS.. Masche-char.ca lie Kav Townsend
RECEIVER APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
by O'Erien, j.
Mutual IAfe Insurance Co. Jacob d. Butler q cases)
William ]. Bewey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

MR.. SCHwAB DISCREDITS TIE STORY.
Gustav II. schwsb OF the New-York ONCE Of the
North German Lloyd Steamship Company.
yesterday In regard TO the charges OF alleged III.
traAtnAnt to the men aboard the Kaiser wilhelm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
Announcements.

The Heat OF Summer IL made less oppressive
by cooling rsss whsatena which 10 sold oy yoes
grocer. 1t IL dsiiciou; nourshins and 10 cooked
"Oneonta," "Pentasket," Nahum
- n CIV. -Thrss New CsliarA GAS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

Henry Marsien.
Charles VI. Marshall.
Mrs. +. 4. Marson.
George Martin.
The Rev. J. L. McCabe.
James McGlffen.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". Merrm
Miss Margaret MoreheAd.
Miss Il. Moreland.
A. Palmer Norwood,
The Rev. and Mrs. W. h
Morrison.
W. Z. Mortimer.
r. c. Mortimer.
c. G. Morton,
J. A. Morton.
Miss Stella @. Morton,
The Rev. George Mundeseh.
Mrs. John A. Newell,
Miss Newell.
The Rev. NJ. O'Bryne.
Or. and Mrs. c. J. Parde4
y. T. Parsons.
Philip J. Pierce.
Osgood Plummer.
The Rev. George Z. QuaA
Sidney Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Savid0
Winfred Seabury.
DR.. A. W. Shea.
w. l.. HOPE Simpson,
John II. Thacher.
DR.. ID. Towne.
The Rev. DR.. Trescy.
Miss Minnie Tucker.
Miss Sadie Tucker.
Miss Bessie Tucker,
". n. Webb,
Mss F. 3. Webb.
Miss Amy L. &. Webb
G.. ID. White,
The Rev. William White
DIR. NJ. II. Williams.
sidney Z. Wilson.
Mrs. Florence A. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. wo0b
ley.
Marshall wooliey.
DIR. w. Zinke!ssn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18
ERlcssox.s MkMoRY HoxoHEp IN sKEpEx

A beautiful mausoleum was unveiled In the ceme-
terry at Filipstad Sweden. in memory OF John Erics-
son. the great engineer and inventor, on July n
the anniversary OF his birth Bishop Rundgren
made the address, and eloquentiy told OF the life
work OF the inventor Of the Monitor Governors
Mamborg and Svedelius, the Mayors and dign,-
taries OF Filipstad and other cities relatives OF
Ericsson. the royal corps OF Vermland and a vas,
multitude were present
The coffin containing the body OF Captain Erics-
rests on legs of aluminium bronze, on 'castrum
doloris of a greenish marble The mausoisum
has cost 10000 Swedish crowns. OF which sum ths
Swedish Rksdag contributed 10000 crowns and in
dviduas and towns raised the remaining 40 600 bv
subscription. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

Funds are greatly needed by the Daisy Fields
Home and Hospital for Crippled Children for the
purpose of charging the present building and Mt
ting 1t for use for summer and winter. The work IL
most successful and the present household OF twelve
patients are all doing well and improving II Is de-
sired to build a considerable addition to the house 10
that a larger number OF children may be accommo-
dated and proper means furnished for lighting and
heating and more thorough plumbing and sanitary
arrangements Applications are constantly made to
the mansgers which they are OBLIGED 10 decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-18

81 PER neutrality-suspicious. hair moles. warts. &c1
destroyed without pain by electrosis rates resuesd
to 81 per sitting this week. NEW-fOhh ih0
LYSIS COMPANY. 81 East 23d-st
for want ~ accommodations Those not fully con.
versant with the OF the work are referred 70
Charles p. Kellogg Of the Charity Organizatioe
ciety Any CONT buttons nay be addressed 10 the
treasurer. Mrs Joseph R. Tlllirghast. Englewoo~
< i Mrs Herbert g. Turner is the president
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-26
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tember 1864 babe iein gu @eneral
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ben Gorpeoos wuroen, pie Qauicl .uei=
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serinsitsn GridItterun9 bsrlclbcn ers
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-26
.Iauan unn China.
Gas 9lttentat auf e;.0uuq- Chang


2onouu, 25. Mars.- Gine Dcpez
ihe ser ,Geutralz9tcwS" aus Sotio
meloet, 6aB Der Otifabo iOiOrt, nahoem
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gSunOs, peIdle yiz0un9zGbans OaoOuz
trug, melt sefabrlid)er lit, als Die erltcn
Serlhta wlncn MOLTEN. Die &ugcl
orang unterbalb be5 2lugc8 in bic Gafe
Elm, unO bis ieBt lit c5 oen 9lersteu nod
niat gelunssn, Sic &u9cl su entierncn.
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1T Elm trl:lIdcr.
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1be aus Eofto an bic rGenttal SEEMS"
mclOct, OuB Der 2lrit, lueldcr 81 Sung
Gbau9 bebanOclt, te!s9rapBtldl Ote 0telz
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&0nlas iid in elnenl peilcnoeu 3uItanO
beiinoet unO man feiuen ifIlmmen
Iu5gang ;u bsfUrdlten braube. 0aB
ser AttcntGtcr irriinnl9 mar. ideInt
nunmebr feiuem .3peiiel 3u untsrl!e9sn
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iAc an bic nGimc5" aus Shansbai suz
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trdfle in Ser NtanoI9urei n0r0lld Don
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ieln Seoaucrn iiber DaS 9ltteutat auf 81
Sung Chang au6pridt.
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Suns Chang iid weisern wirb, cine
@ebtst5ablretrn9 5u3ugeltsben, oabinz
se9en cine erbObte &rle9sentlddoi9uns
Gugebotcn bat.
2Onoon, 25. 0}ar;.-Gine Yetin>
ger Sspelde Oil Die rIims6" b.la9t,
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left ;wilden ben 6rieOensuuterbaublern
Distatirt wurOe. Die zines 2Daiienltill'
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Observation-Disclosures auisegeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-03-26

Nu8 Canton un0 Si9BIauoz
toun. -Geltcrn 9tudmltta9 fur; nad)
fiini llbr brad in Dem G)rOccrpla0eu oe5
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pbias9toao, nabe Srangcutue, aSalto. =
So, Jcuer aus, wclde5 Sdaoeu I'M
gctra9e BON 500 aurtdtets, ebe cS ecz
l0Idt ueroen fOnnte. Die Sprlbtuz
Gpmpa9nien BON Canton uno 6tQbz
lauotown warcn prompt am 9loee un0
IOIHten Die Glammcn IN tur3cr .SeIt.
- Jm Gltcr BON 45 3aArtu rar5 an
SGmilagz2lbeno III G1sltnutz@roue, am
HatupscOz.ltef, Sr. albert Meger, Scr
oaieIbr iett stwa s Sa6ren Gin Ootcl
uno cine Grocery betrle5. ST binters
laBt ietne 6rau unO ied5 &inOcr.
Seiue SeerOI9uHs iinOst GIL 0ienitag
auf Dem 9sr5 5tiuz6rieObOIs nutt.
Bur- Genteunial au8itcls
lung. - Gine r.ge 5bGtistcit madt
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@oniteen Oe5 6inan; NusjAuTe8 be-
mertbar unO tdglid iinO,u Ieiten8 oe5
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tcunIaI Screlal9uns ltatt, nm iiber Ct
el9ncie Planc 5uc AuibrIn9una Osr
Sublcsiptionen 3u berat6cn.
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fannie 9teltaurateur pOu 9tr. 1909,
@sitsMOibsriraBe, bat iccben ben tups
ierrcn, nit 0oIo pluttirteu 2lOler erbalz
ten, welden er in ytew. Yort anfertlgcn
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belau!en it6 Die SeriteuunS5tcitcn auf
$125. Der 2(blcr mlBt m,t au59elpaunz
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