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The evening world., 1895-08-12
storm Damage in Now jersey.

Tho thunder storm in jersey city did con
siderable damage The rain fell IN torrents
npoilng the streets. and In many places washed
out the pavement The lightning struck a bsrn
owned hr the Woodstock COMPANY, At the foot ~
James street. setting 1t on nrr. There we're nf-
teen horses In the harm when It was struck -Four
only were rescued. The loss Is estimated at
a. Oo0
The props against t~D-s'ory house at l55
Eighth Avenue Jersey city. were washed away
The building was occupied hy Mrs. Helen Blank
and family. Mrs blank got her children to-
gether and rushed from the building. They had
hardly reached the street when the side wall
fell An excavation IL being mad. for a
building. and the contractor sh,red up the wall
10 Keep 1t from falling The loss amounts to
81. 900
HnRnENToWN, Aug. i2-Esrly this morning
lightning struck the barn. carriage. house and
grain buildings on the farm Of Water Chamber
lain, at Allentown. nvu miles from here. The
buildings were destroyed with their contents. in
GLIDING Hive stock. The oaS is about 81. 900
partly covered by insurance,
The evening world., 1895-08-12
TAMsEN WANTS BIC LAWYERS.
The Sheriff Gets Delay in His
Trlal Until Next Month.
Then lie Will BE Ready TO Meet the
Jail Escape Indictment.

The case Of Sheriff Tamsen. now
under Indictment for neglect OF duty
IN allowing three prisoners to escape
from Ludlow Street Jail, was set down
for a hearing before Recorder CON this
morning that the plea OF not guilty
might be Withdrawn ..u a demurrer to
the Indictment entered.
Sheriff Tamscn appeared by his attor.
ncy. Edward Crosse. MIR. Crosse said
that sheriff Tamsen wished to employ
eminent counsel and has had no oppor-
tuuiiy to communicate with those he
wishes to represent him.
Members of the Bar he would choose
as counsel are out or town and some OF
them abroad, and VIII not return before
the ond of this month or the beginning
OF september. and Mr.. Crosse said h,
would not care to make any motion or
do anything In the case.
n, asked the Court to extend the time
for drmurring or making motions until
Sept. 3. the first day OF the next term
Acting bistrict-Attorney Lindsay op-
posed
Recorder Con- granted Mr.. Crosse +
motion.
Mr. crosse was asked by an Even.
.ng World' reporter what prominent
lawyer he sheriff had Ia view.
We do not know who TO get yet"
hc satd. An of the good lawyers are
out of town"
hut IT was suggested there are
certainly one oi two fairly good lawyers
left in this county"
Not such as we care to have" said
Mr.. Crosse.
Well" are You hot the Sherffs
counsel yoursclf:' was asked
NO. said Mr.. Crosse. II am his at
turncy, | would not care to do any-
thing in this case without consulting
counsel. This Indictment against Sher-
III Tamsen came surprise. and
when all OF the lawyers were out of
town"
He didn't expect to be inflicted,
them"
Certainly not"
Was he led Ia suppose he would he
indiCtci?"
oh no. The Sheriff denies that. He
denies also that he kept anv Tamman,
men In office that he could get rid of
without injurinE the efficiency OF his
force. Schneer and NCCabe were both
Tamnany men, by the way. and II Nc
fahe had been attentive to his duty
and arrived al the jail earlier the day
of tn" escape the men would not have
got away"
few years ago Crosse was an As
ststant District Attorney. and as such
was supposed to he competent 10 han
do any criminal case that might be in
the General Sessions Court
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Fatal BOLT
OF LIGHTNING.
Adolph Kipp Killed at Win
field While Trying 10
Close the Window.
the STORM WAS WIDESPREAD
Barns and Houses Struck and
Fired and Set in a
Blaze.
cows TOSSED LIKE TENPINS.
Heavy Downpour Of Rain to Be
Followed by Suitry Weather.
May Be Cooler Tomorrow.
the STORM WAS WIDESPREAD
cows TOSSED LIKE TENPINS.

Adolph Kipp, Shell road, Winfield
near Long Island City, was killed by
q stroke Of lightning at go o'clock this
morning. with his oldest son. about
sixteen, he was asleep in the attic, and
during the storm got up to close ar
open window. The bolt struck him. kill
ing him instantly and setting fire to
the house. The same shock killed a
calf in the barn at the rear of the house
His wife and four children being
aroused by the shock. began to extin-
Flish the flames. when the body Of Mr.
Kipp was discovered on the floor Ef-
forts were made to resuscitate him
without avail.
During the storm early this morning
lightning struck the residence OF
Charles NJ. Booth, at Unionport. West
chester County. badly damaging the
house. The bolt struck the roof and
passed down through two floors into the
cellar. Mr.. Booth and his family were
occupying the house at the time. No
one was injured.
Next door IL the family of James Nee
han, a section boss on the railroad. Mr..
and Mrs. Meehan were asleep when the
polt struck Booths house. Mrs. Meehan
was awakened and became so badly
frightened she expired from fright.
As it was but a local thunderstorm,
however. 1t IL probable very much
moro water fell In some sections OF
this town, notably in Harlem. where.
after each fash OF the lightning there
came a thunder clap and crash as II the
heavens were rent. and then followed a
perfect deluge OF a few minutes dura-
tion.
Tho Mercer street police report that
during the storm lightning shattered the
flagstaff on the roof of r. H. Macy a.
Co.'S ten-story building, at 81 West Thir.
j. teenth street. Damage is placed at $50.
'- The temperature here at midnight was
S2, and humidity OF ~ TO 80 has made
the air heavy. hot and steamy from
that hour on. Down on the street DR..
Perrys thermometer registered 70 at Q
o'clock and IS at noon.
Among the many improvements of
the Weather Signal Service recommend
ed by New Sork's forecaster, Elias H.
Dunn. his superior Prof. Willis l.. Moore,
chief Of the Weather Bureau. has one
providing for the firing of red rockets
from the dome on the Manhattan Life
Building. in lower Broadway. as a warn
ing to shippers and others of the ap-
proach of a hurricane or a storm. and
Tor the Use of green rockets as warning
signals on the approach of cold wave.
The former suggestion has been adopt
ed. as the following letter received by
Mr.. Dunn from his chief this morning
indicates:
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Aur
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THE FLAT IRON WON.
The Shenrs We're Less Effective. but I
Two Men Were Hurt

John Sinnott. OF Cos Third avenue.
George Hastey. Of 2l7 First street. and
Mike Wheeler. Il j61 Carroll street, wer,
discharged in the Butler Street Police
Court, Brooklyn, this morning.
Sinnott and Hastey were arrested yes
terday by officer Chambers for fightinC
Wheeler got away. Chambers says sin
mott told him Wheeler assaulted his
wife Yesterday by kicking her in the
stomach. Sinnott met Wheeler later.
He ha hat-!ron. Wheeler was armed
wit pair OF shears. There was A
bloody duel OF short duration. The fiat
iron won.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
WAGES UP 10 PER CENT.
watertown Steam Engine Company
Falls Into Line.

WATERFOWL. y. Y, Aug. 12-The
Watertown Steam Engine Company
Saturday voluntarily increased wuges
10 per cent. to 200 men. being a rest ,ra
ton to rates Of wages formerly paid
SALEM, Mass. Aug. l2.-The SOC
operatives in the Naumkeag cotton
mills OF this city were notified today
that their wages would be increased
Aug. lg. The schedule will vary from
to per cent The increase Will re-
store the wages to that prevailing be-
fore the reduction two years ago
WOONSOCkET, r. l., Aug, l?.-The
manufI"turcr. Glendale. were surprised
to-day by notice of an advance OF 10 per
cent. in their wages. Tne advance
restored the cut made In 1893.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
NEWARK'S BIG FIRE.
A Loss of x5OO.OOO and the Ruins
still BurninR.

The Fire Department was kept at the
ruins Of the Central Stamping Company
an Newark all night. AT noon to-day
the ruins are still burning. James Park
er. who fell from a roof. will recover.
he cause of the fire is a mystery. The
Company and insurance companies are
Investigating.
The fire broke out at o'clock yester-
uay afternoon, and was one Of the
tercest in the history of the city. The
made 1t hard work for the firemen. The
loss is estimated at s5o0,0O0 Less than
an hour after the alarm was sounded
the walls fell IN. A house adjoining the
factory at 90 Liberty street was crushed.
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Knocked over Cows Like T.npin..

SEW LONDON. Conn. Aug IA terrin
thunder storm visited Mystic about 80 TIM.
morning. lightning made a freaA.sh stroke &,
the big barn Of B. Frank Williams. in the oul-
skirs Of Mystic. Mr williams aud twp hoys
Harry Wolf and Arthur Chapman, the latter q
co.orei boy, were In the barn Mr Williams
Aays that after loud clap ~ thunder three biII.
Of hro struck corner pos of fhe harm. split.
ting 1t from top TO bottom aud then ran along fhc
floor knocking over seven COWS liqe irHpl1s uar
cow, which the Chapman boy was mix ng when
the shock came. was Killed. It's BODY fell over on
Chapman rinning him To- the floor and hiI.
brusinE him. Fiv" other cows were burned badly
but recovered in halt hJur Nj VIZ ans Is
also slightly burned. Although there is hf.y tIns
of hay In the barn II did not catch FIRE. The cor
ner Of the building is torn away
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EAST MORfCHEs. l.. l.. Aug IL About 4
o'clock this morning during q severe storm light
ming struck the cottage ot william Grrari on
Maple avenue. The nnll Hr'ci about the
chimney and then isrtci into the house The
lightning snrang to bclstciI In which Mr.. and
Mrs Gerard we're sleeping. 1t cItcici about the
beds'ead. splitting the hoadboarI auI Hring the
sides 1t then Jumped 10 tho noor burned hs
holes in som. mating and ran out at a window.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerard we're unhu-t
A bolt struck some AZ the c1rnaeIis herr AMI
cut the young s,alLs like a scythe. Many boats
were injured.
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HAS NO ANSWER TO MAKE.
Curt Response of Fellows to Nng-
tstrntr Jerome.

Magistrate w. 7. Jerome on Friday
last made demand on Assistant Dis
trict-Attorney Berlnger for report on
the disposition of excise cases which
had been transferred from the Court Of
Special Sessions to General Sessions
Tho demand was received hy District
Attorney Fellows on Saturday. To-day
Assistant District Attornry Berlner
made this report to Mr.. Jerome
Il have no answer to make.
JOHN II. FELLOWS"
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S1,63OCOO GOLD GOING.
The tro>smans and Ncssingc n Full
Ter ship On the Lnhn.

trossman & Bro. will sh p 81, 600 600
and Ncsslase X Fuller 100000 on the
steamship Lain, sailing for Southamp-
ton Tomorrow.
Later in the day the Crossmans an
nuuncei that they would ship in addi-
ton S0lno gold tomorrow, and Ness
lage 4 Fuller $1,000 more. This makes
The tDtll sh pmenl 81 .6SN.OlO
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CATTLE WERE UP AGAINST IT.
Twenty-Five Head shocked to Dea I,
During aThunderstorm,

TOPEKA. Kan, Aug. l2.-A herd of
20 cattle were being moved to an
other pasture in Finnis County and
for part of the distance wore driven
through a narrow lane, hedged by a
Wire fence. While in this narrow pas
sage thunderstorm overlook them and
bolt of lightning descended and struck
a renee post, Telling the wire for 200
yards Twenty-Five head OF cattle were
crowded against the wire, and they
were instantly killed
The evening world., 1895-08-12
WILL INVESTIGATE, BUT
o'd Dock Hoard Charged with Fur
thcr Irrexulnritics

The Commissioner OF Accounts are in.
restigating the story OF Adolph witt.
OF 81 Van Noorhis street. BROOKLYN.
formerly rigger in the Dock Depart
ment. who says the Dock Commissions
er" purchased the tugboat Pierre for
s4o,NV iive years ago, and that three
years later she was condemned as un-
seaworthy. lie also declares that "A
quantity OF paint. oil and varnish was
removed from the West Fifty-seventh
street store yard, for other than public
use.
The Commissioners OF Accounts, while
making note of Wits story, admit
maj II is their opinion that the investi-
cation will not develop anything start
ling
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CAN KEEP ON BOWLING.
The Irving club n Winner In on In
junction suit.

Justice Gaynor this afternoon denied
the application OF Thomas II. tarpen-
ter. Of ~ Herkimer street. Brooklyn, for
an Injunction, restraining the Irving
club from using It's bowling alleys III
its clubhouse. at IS Herkimsr street.
Mr.. Carpenter claims the bowling al
leys are "A nuisance. The club officials
deny this. and say they are huilt on the
most approved plan and are worth
5000 year to tho club
The evening world., 1895-08-12
Panic in II Camp Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aus. l2-!n Consho-
Aocken. Montgomery County. twenty houses we're
sasSsisd In Bsr1s County tae barn Of Rufus
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BEATEN AT A CHRISTENING.
IN lniuvitcd Guest Nearly killed
by Merry Making Poles.

ELIZABETH, y, j. Aug IA
Polish christening was hold last night
on Port avenu, al Elizabethport, and
James kilcy, who went around there
un!nviiod, was set upon by the merry
makers who. after driving him cut Of
the house, beat him with fence piCkCts.
lie MAS found lying unconscious. his
body a mass Of cuts and bruises. lie
WAS taken to the hospital.
kilev's brother, Patrick, a couple Of
do up some Italians and was stabbed
10 death in the fracas.
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TAlLORS ARE AT WORK.
Their strike Is Over and the shops
sre Busy.

The strike Of he tailors is practically
at en- end Contractors are beaten. Wal
hai.a Hall in Orchard street was de.
serted this morning
The strikers had all gone back TO
their sewing and scissors.
with the exception OF 200 men at so Suf-
folk street, who await call to work.
Some of the contractors. 1t is said,
are not satisfied for having acceded so
early TO the demands Of the men. and
believe II they had held out longer 1t
would have been better for both.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
Kentucky Prisoners Escane.

SPECIAL TO The Evening worldl
LENiNGToN Ky. Aug. ls,-Desperado VIII
way robbery few weeks ayo shot and nearly
Killed sheriff West, of Estill County escaped
from the irvine Ja.l last night. owing to tht
hot might Ja!or Powell allowed the prl son er,
the privilege OF the corridor. He failed TO tis.
ten the outer door, and when he retired Prirhst
and large posse are in pursuit.
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Weather EOrcCnst.

Forecast for th,ty-siN hours ending s r NJ
Tuesday Tor New York city and vicinity. Cloudy
and showery to-day. fair on Tuesday. slightly
cooler; rouiherly To westerly winds.
The follow wing record Elbows the changes In the
temperature for the morning hours as indicated
by the thermometer at Prrrys Pharmacy:
A. M..i5,S A. NJ. ..i2s A. NJ ..Ibls A. NJ "A
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BOTH NEARLY DEAD.
Narrow Escape of Mr. and Mrs
thnmbcrs from \Sph,>iation.

pr. a. Chambers. wcll-known drug
Cist, at surf avcnu" ana West Sixth
street, Coney Island and his wife re-
tired shortly after m.dnirh; his morn
.nG, ana left the unlightei gas turned
On.
This morning. when the clerk opened
the store. lie Mas assa,led by the smell
OF escaping gas He found Dr. Cham
hers and his wife unconscious
They Were resusCltafri with Cre4 I
difficulty after an hours hard work by
DIR. Ward
The evening world., 1895-08-12

Perry u. TraTord. as counsel, applied To Judge
% hricn, IN supreme Court, Chambers. to-day
for an order di'solving the United states Trans
fer and Express Association The company was
organized with capital Of $500. 900 1t IL al
t'aei that " has done lttle business for the past
three years The rompsuys assctS are l:yea as
500 900. and the liabilities ssl, 900.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
AbbOtt-k ntG brewery No More.

On application Of LAWYER Jay e. Gussenhe mer
Justice 'aynnF. IN the Supreme Court. Brookly n
day permitted the Abbott katz BrceIng Com
pany. of Brooklyn, to change its name TO the
Eastern Brewing Company The Abbott, Katx
company has been In difficulties with the United
States Internal Revenue oairers for some time
over alleGed Illegal use Of stAmr.
The evening world., 1895-08-12

Adams near Reading was struck by lightning
and burned with conteniS Loss. t3 800. The
barn Of Jonas sto,zfos near Joanna. was burned
In the same manner loss. s., 900. Also the large
Swiss barn Of David II. llerncr. near Lyons
station. loss. 81 900
When the thnnior-s.Urm broke over Berks
County. 500 people took shelter In a large tent
erected on The camp meeting ground 81 M1hr.-
Vile During the storm the tent was picked up
by the wind and torn into shrcds. PAM
followed, in which several women tainted. but
no one was seriously hurt Five other tents were
hlnNn down
The evening world., 1895-08-12
SPAIN'S SOLDIERS HESITATE.
Reserves In barcelona Refuse to
March When Called Upon.

MADRID. Aug. l2.-The mobilizing of
the army reserve continues, in some
cases against the will of the Reservists.
At Matara, near Barcelona. for in
stance the Reservists refused to march
when called upon to do SO until the
Gendarmes fired in the air. and thus
enforced discipline.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
The PnrsOR Now Has "a Red Horse.

Rev A. A. Clark, pastor OF the North Cinton
Conn. Congregational Church, in his sermon
sunday denounced cer:aIn mischief loving boys n
the neshborhood, throwing horrible conjectures
as TO the unnatural warmth that would surround
| them in the next world. On Friday night the
boys rerenged themselves by painting the parson
white horse vivid cArminr. The color won
wash Oh. and the clergyman tAlks ot going 10
Au.
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New Monkey Mt Glen Island.

Mr. S:arn has added strated. or wist!t. mon
key to the large collection in the big at
Glen Island II arrived a few days ago and seems
perfectly at home lie Is native OF South
Africa, and has sharp claws and squirrel-llks
habits and is of species very rare here For
a companion he has sapajou another member
OF the monkey family seldom seen in this cnun-
try The sapajau Is a solemn looking chap when
compared with the ordinary rinG-taiied Brazilian
monkey which is constantly chattering and up
10 some sort OF mischief
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BRIDGEPORT Aug. l2.-L'gh'nIng sruck tho
large barn OF Mrs. Avery Smith this morning
The barn, house and outhul.iugs were de.
stroyet by hre. Two horses and ten cows we're
IncinerItei The premises were situated ue.-
the Housatonic River IN the town u Milford. ana
were considered Of the shoH places because
Of elegance and location.
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PATC1iOGuE. l.. /, Aug l2.--LghtnnE struck
the barn ot William l.. Raynor In this town.
this morning. valuable horse stabbed in the
structure was Killed The barn took hr. tut
before the flames had gained much hcidway were
eNtinsulshci by neighburs with buckets.
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Husband Killed, Wife Unconscious

SOUTH NoRwALK Conn. Aug l2-Lisht-
ming struck the house Of william Eylle, at
brsnchville. on the E!dgene!d road early this
morning. Eylle was Instantly Killed and his
wife. who VAS beside Him IN bed wag rcndorei
unconscious Tor several bOuru. The house caught
hre but the blaze vas eAt4nggiEheI by Eyli.'s
eged mouer Eylie ws2 gardel er. employed b
. wealthy family in R!gEeicd.
Al North Wilton lightning struck the la-Fe
bara OF lie Grand Seymour. The barn Was totally
, DESTROYED hy tre ami one horse sas b-rn,I T.
Death with a large amount uf hay and farraluk
ip9iements. Two other horses were Tts,u-t
The LOGS is 5000. covered by insurance.
The evening world., 1895-08-12

Schedules in the assignment OF F. + spyer a
Co. dealers in si'vsr-piAted ware at IS Chambers
street, hled to-day state liabilities OF Sl4 800 ,
SlV. lis
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John Hcken an iceman Q, 457 Mary avenue
WILLIAMSBURG. vas loading his wagon thi. morn
Ing a; the dock at HeNes street and wallahout
Basin. when he was accidentally struck over
the eye with an ice pick John Wood another
iceman tainted. Amoulsr-e Surgeon Steinherg
Of the Eastern District Hospital and considerable
dn1culty revivlng him, Atter Ricke1s wound
was dressed he went home
The evening world., 1895-08-12
Made Deaf by Lightning.

souTHAMProN. l. !. Aug. u I2-LAshtntus
struck William II. IIalseys house last night.
demolished the chimney and passed down into
Mrs. Hslsey room. Who had two small children
with her. II tore out the window CASINOS threw
them sround passed over the bed and halls ~
nre seemed to MI the room. Mr. Halsey has been
made deaf BY the shock. No one e'se in the
room seriously Injured.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
Little Ones Trained Ia he ThicXc,

Two Iirl pickpockets. Sarah Russell and Fanny
Jones, aged respectively twelve and i've years
arrested In Central rtrh on saturday IN
the act ut stealing ~unSn.S purse. Sarah Rus
sell said they belonged to gang OF gtrl thieves
and Ncrr etrs!Eti hy an old woman O. StcaI
Many similar 'hetts have been committed IN the
park during the pas. few weeks
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Mother and Child Both Drunk.

Mrs Kate Keenan, and her ten.year-od daush-
ter Nellie we're found drunk on Kent ayenu.
br'okl.n. at an early hour this moruIns Mr.
Keenan, lives a. SO Clymer street. she was held
Ia the Lee Avenue Police Court until she vas
IN NJ condition to be tried Nellie was plac,I
In the custody OF the Children's society.
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NlN0 GETS A STAY.
An Execution for To-Dn, Had To
lie Postponed.

SING SING y. y, Aug = -Ninsen2a
Nino the Italian who muir tered his wife
in February. was to have been executed
in the electric chair to-day. bat Warden
sage VIII not carry out the execution. As
the lawyer, OF the condemned man have
appealed mis- case, This acts a. ed SAY.
NiIp is IN" worst criminal ever lpvErl
up In the death cell. lie .E y!o.cn'. and
he has very Lttle sympathy from the
Warden OF guards.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
The Ceiling Fell ON a Woman.

white Mrs. Kate q Donoushue Washing at
a sink at 5S5 Eighteenth street. Brooklyn. t1is
morning part Of the ceiling fcll upon her Her
Seney Hospital
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BL0ODHOUNDS TRACKED EN-.
Two Ohio SRfc-Crnckers Hunted
Down Mt NussiIlon.

7'F'TT' T'I 10 ITIV T-'VHTHK NWTTU-1
MASSlLLON. O., Aug. l2-Thc blood
hounds recently purchased by the work
mouse trustees were successfully uSud
for the first time this morning cracking
two Canton safe-CraCkers from Canton
TO Massillon, where they were arrested
The evening world., 1895-08-12

The NAY department .s hlyHs .sra.., 30 g,,.
men Tor the new cruisers SON Go pc placed 80
commission Tho Texas ami Maine are both sad
n be shy on men. In spite uf the rN.r..tnt utg
offered by rhe GJyernmcrf. typs..eU..I s.l.,ys
prefer To work u pr!Nats yleA,.
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"PuIIers-In" VIII Not strike.

The Ray wore its normal aspect to-day, and
nothing In the nature OF disturbance could be
discovered save the barking" o. the 'pu.lers-
In; They have not the slightest intention OF
going strike.
The evening world., 1895-08-12
Mob Pursued u Car Driver.

Salvatore C!ccone. sixteen months old OF 10
Mulberry street. was knocked down yesterday By
a Canal street crosstown The driver whlppsl
up his horses and tried TO escape A crowd ran
after him. Thirty policemen Joined In the chase
and the car was overhaulel, Salvatore was un-
hurt, and no arrests were made.
The evening world., 1895-08-12

Wcs,e-nlNni, in'werp California, Gibraltar,
S,H''EdfI bItWrn ltala. Gibraltar.
state OF NebTassa, GlAs-al!sa, Port Llm1a-
gov Al!Ian-a a, Colon.
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INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.


III TODAY
Fialsrl h.elds Mohawk IoniO1.
Fulla, Hrcmcn TAur.c. laVe5pool
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SHIPPING NEWS.
ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK
ARRIVED ro- DAY
OUTGOING s-E,NsuIrs

To SAIL Tu-MuRRlW.
lSh0. B-cmrn. Caro Prince. Peruam-
Eurll -.H'rs. bu.p
DA,rHhe,. Charleston. JugIn Para