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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1895-01-30
SATURDAY.
the ID day of February, 1895,

the ID day of February, 1895,
at . o'clock p M, in front of Edward Cowl-
ings store in the village of West End, Fair
fax county, Va, the following described REAL
ESTATE to wit
First ALL THAT LOT OF LAND with a
BRICK DWELLING and other necessary
outbuildings thereon situated in West End,
Fairfax county, Va, near the lower gate of
the Little River Turnpike Road. and contain
ing one acre and thirty poles, more or less.
Terms of sale: One. third Of the purchase
mcncy to be paid in cash on the day OF sale.
and the residue in two equal installments of
one and two years from the day of sale, the
deferred payments TO bear interest from the
day OF sale and to be evidenced by the notes
of the purchaser or purchasers. Title to be
retained until the whole of the purchase
money is paid and all conveyancing to be at
the cost of the purchaser.
K. KENIPER,
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Into lucing
FRANK S. DAVIDSON
AUCTION SALES.
By r. F. Knox. Auctioneer.

by L. F. hnOA, AuCtl0neer.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE
y Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Vir
ginia rendered on the 18th day of November,
1894, in the chancery carse therein depend
ing under the style OF Edward Cowlipg and
others vs. Richard Wilmington, the under.
signed, the special commissioner named there
n, will offer for sale at public auction, on
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LEGAL.
~~~~O~
NOTICE.

N0T10r-
Being desirous of disposing of the remand
er of our STOCK as quickly as possible, we
will until further notice sell at and below
cost. Although the STOCK is considerably
reduced and the assortment incomplete We
still have on hand considerable amount of
DESIRABLE GOODS and will make up for
DEFICIENCIES mentioned by values for the mUn-
ey. Call while you can get GOODS at our
prices.
A. C. sLAYMAKER, Executor,
429 King street.
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KAUFMANN'S COMBINATION STORES

The next 10 days will be important
In our CLEARING SALE we shall offer
200 dozen White Laundered Shirts, slight
ly soiled. worth from 81 to 81. 25, at SOC.
100 dozen Unlaundered Shirts at 29c.
so dozen Ladies and Misses Cashmere
Gloves, worth 25c to soc; our price is DC.
2 40 dozen Mitts and Pulse Warmers, value
25c; our price &c.
A General Reduction Sale of Boots Shoes
Clothing, Ladies and Gent Furnishings, as
we are negotiating for new line of GOODS
in order to open new department. Every
thing in our Stores will be ONE-THIRD off.
KAUFMANN'S COMBINATION STORES
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J. 26. ALEXANDRIA. VA, WEDNESDAY, EVENING, JANJ
FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM and CELLAR
e BRICK HOUSE; modern improvements,
10 first.class repair. Rents for $12 per month.
INQUIRE at 500 south Lee street.
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MEDICINAs,
MAUE LIFE a BSAGEN.

Miss G. f. CRAWFORD, of Limestone, M,
writes: For years suffered monthly from
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
YOU,WHO KNOW us,
KNOW THAT WE MAKE NO PROMISES
PROMISCUOUSl.Y WITHOUT PRO
DUCING THE PROOF.

We have great treat in store for the Alex
andria public a regular Bona. tide clearing
sale OF FINE BOOTS and SHOES. Every
body will be able to wear good SHOES when
they can be bought at the prices we are now
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COME QUICK AND GET YOUR PICK.
E. PAFF Il SON,
423 KING STREET.
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NOTICE
have removed my TIN SHOP to No. 21O
King street, between Fairfax and Lee streets
ian22 2w LEROY BEACH.
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DRY GOODS.

IT'S EXCITING TIMES NOW. CLEAR
"A ING UP AND CLOSING OUT. GOODS
HAVE LOST THEIR yALUE.-Its room Ne
want. The time of our annual round up sale
is at hand Opportunities like these tell
This sale goes on record from MONDAY,
January %. There are others but none like
this" No matter what former values VIC
may have had these over reach them all. Be
quick in seizing these values. Don't console
yourself with the thought that some other day
will 90. 1t might not. Quicknes, of deci-
sion means quickness of possession.
The evening world., 1895-06-22
NOT THE TUGS FAULT.
Pres. Coyksndall Dsniss that the
Hartt's swell wrecked the Boat.

Pres. Coyksndall Denies that the
HartTs swell Wrecked the Boat.
Especial to The Evsnins wsrid)
RONDOUT. N. Y. June 0L-President
Coykendaie. Of the Cornell Steamboat
Company. furnishes the following for
publication:
THE statement that the steam tug
James c. Hartt was responsible for the
disaster to the Pennsylvania shell al
Poughkeepsis yesterday. 10 rank injus-
tice.
THE facts are that the HART. with
Gov. Morton and party on board.
rect to the steamboat landing, where q
stop was to be made. This was an hour
before the time announced for starting.
mo one appeared to meet the Cover
nor or to tell us to stop or t. give in
structions Of any kind;
After Landing ,I st popsnkeepeis ps,,nn snd
we were finally told that the police boat
was at the upper end Of he course and
we must get orders there.
The Hartt. therefore. steamed back
vas was fully a half mile distant from the
shell at the time of the accident. a
number OF tugs were running up and
down at the same time that the Hartt
made the passage. trying to md some
'If boats were not to-, go below Or
above a certain line, q police boat should
have been stationed to give the neces-
sary information. A little common sense
s1d Would SaHs Isdof n.
"Gov. Morton IL In no manner fespon-
sible for the handling OF the tug"
The evening world., 1895-06-22
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

There will be . feast Of racing q, shsepshead
next week which will enable raesgosrs to gorge
themselves with hiEh-claM sport % that they
may exist through the Brighton and Aqueduct
mss,inss On Tuesday the Surf stakes viii bring
out the best Of the two-ysar-ods. Including Hand
spring Hsslst saSamors. Pstsrmsn and others
On the same day the Tidal Stakes for three-year-
olds viii be run. and there Is . prospect that
Mssisn. Br.ndywine. Keenan, Dangerous, Brish,
Phoebus. Doabra, Counter Tenor and other good
ones will start. This race viii be very interesting
from a., ftss ia: r sIsn:s an sss'ssat
stAkss brings ;osethsr tair lot Of two-yeAr-o.ds
This 10 the or.y stake Of the da.,
tn. Spring STAKE. for two.ye.r-old: yin ;. run
Ss'' Sn': % asss ss ns s' sssss st
s:s. ,: sS'ss Witch 81 % s i's % s'rf. 70 *.
With HsndspslnE iPp.rsntiy. Applsg.t. on.,f-
Love, hA.le.: Ardsth, Premier, Atsasna. Abuse
lravidsnes meeting viii be Continued after July
Is un,il sept l. previdins the nsess.ary permits
sioI can be ssssrsd from the Jockey Club
track tomorrow. 1t 10 hardly necessary to stats
that 4 .iii be ART elias. In every rsspsst. for
jim Vilipigne AND Frank Clark are the chief
conspirstors. The bake viii be uncovered abcu
sP, ~ and probsbiy two huAdrsd vsopls viii .it
down.
Henry 4. Forth, one Of the spectators at Mar
Ngaasstt rsess Yesterday. reported TO The police
that ne had been swindlsd out OF $500 BY one
Michael Flynn. an sx.jocksy halins from Phiia-
delphia, who promised him . good hing II Is
alleged that Flynn escaped on . passing electric
car and left Forth behind. after he had secured
the money.
The Fall meeting Of the New York Driving
Club Will begin Aus. .S, and continue ave days
Purses and stakes agsrssatiny In value S&6. 900
will Be hung up
August Bslmonts promising two.year-oid colt
Refugee is lame, having been injured In hts last
race.
Jockey Leigh. brother OF Eugene Leigh, vas
ruled on at St Louis yesterday. He pulled Rey
del Mar. and the game was % apparent that all
bets were declared % On the race.
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BASEBALL CHAT.

v..,. ar...,. D..,. ..a D..,. ana ,,A =.
Nus'e' Asski"' Doy'' sha pA's a'o ho' ~
with the team to Boston last night.
It would not Be strange 70 sss New York take
tNo out Of three from Boston The boys from
49, wv A.. .. ~ ~. n. go.
sero~ 'hs river oo"neo tns Dss~s" soss'-
day. and Why should not the Giants. crippled
tboush thex sss, n tHarS pitebss two Of tbs
-, s,
play good bali.
BtAdofd and FARRELL made briliane neldine
p,.,. y.s.srd,v.
10 thers any reasonable excuse fof the existence
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the LONDON STAGE.
Bernhsrdt Criticises Duse's Per.
formanoe Of Camille
She Says She Is Too "Bourssoiss'
(msanIne common) for the Part
The Week Has Been Unusually Dull
at the Theatres.


Copyright, 1885. BY the Associated Prsss)
LONDON. June 2-The rivalry be-
tween Sarah Bernhardt and Eleanora
Duse has nnally eliminated In an open
expression Of opinion upon the part Of
the former. She witnessed Duse's Ca
mile.
I'm the second act" said Bernhardt.
"and again In the NTH there were
pretty little bits Of business In Duse's .
performance that Interested ana pleased
me. But. between ourselves, u you must
have the truth. I thought her little
bourgooise for the part"
The unprecedented rush at the hotels
continues. Henry X. Abbey. the impre-
sario. OF New York. on his arrival here
last week was compelled to remain with
his FAMILY In suit OF rooms Al MS
London onioes. being unable to secure
accommodation elsewhere.
The past week has been unusually
DUH at the theatres. Mr.. George Alex
ander yesterday revived "The Second
Mrs. TanQueray' at the St. James,
Theatre. with Miss Millard a. Mrs.
Tanqueray. She was very successful.
At the Lyceum Theatre Sir Henry
Irving as shylock has been playing 10
ynOderate buaineaA
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vAlkYRIE tender 2
Lord Dunraven Will Not Sail Her
in the Clyde Regattaa
To Start Across juIy IS. and
Britannia May Come Too.
Croker and Dwyer Discouraged
with Their Racing Failures.

0copyrigh 1885. BY Associated Prsss)
LONDON. June 22--According to Lord
Dunraven's present plan valkyrie III.
will not do any racing on the Clyde be-
fore starting for the United States,
which event. II 10 believed. will occur
about July Is. But his plans are sub
ject to change.
Both the Prince Of Wales. the owner
OF Britannia, and Mr.. A. B. Walker.
owner Of Ailsa, have promised Lord
Dunraven any number of trial races.
and II 10 believed possible that he may
accept these offers. ~ he 10 understood
to like this much better than entering
in regular races.
The reason for this 10 not desire for
secrecy. but II 10 in order to prevent
the yacht from being unnecessarily
strained and generally knocked about
as she would be In regular racing. The
Prince Of Wales will probably 90 to the
Clyde in order to witness one OF tho
trials. Tho plan now n that II during
q trial anything Of Valkyrie III. car
ries away or a sail splits private sig
nal 10 to be hoisted and both yachts
will stop until the damage II repaired.
Lord Dunraven 10 afraid of the trsmen-
dous spars of valkyrie ILL.,. which dwarf
anything yet seen here. but Mr.. George
L. Watson, her designer. assures him
that everything - all right.
The prospect Of Ailsa going to
America 10 now over. but there Is still
q possibility Of Britannia going. Mr.
Jameson. who represents the Prince
Of Wales with Britannia. discussing the
prospects the other day. said:
"Well, you may see old Britannia over
there after ALL"
The Glasgow Times asserts that Val
kyris III has Z centreboard or somt
such contrivancs, with which to deepen
her draught In light winds and with Z
rolling sea running. 1t would seem thai
there IL some confirmation for these sus.
picions by the strict orders given tt
prevent strangers from going on board
The Prince Of Wales's Persimmon, who
did 50 we'll At Ascot. Is pronounced to be
the best colt of the season and likely
Derby winner. He Is entered for the
Derby Of 1895. in ..'Nich Mr.. Richard
| Croker, Mr.. Foxhan Keene and Mr.. Au-
s,,st belmont and other Americans have
| entries.
Messrs. Croker and Dwyer seem to b
discouraged With their experience here
They say they do not know when they
will race again.
Willie simms. the Croker-Dwyer col
ored Jockey. has been amusing HIM
self at Newmarket. On Monday he wag-
ersd that he would drive trotter from
Newmarket to Cambridge and return
within An hour. Simms started In q
sulky and made Cambridge In quick
time. In returning. gust as he nesrsd
Newmarket, the horse dropped dead.
There has been much comment In cer-
tain of the London papers Of late as to
the value Of tho stable brought by
Messrs. Croker and Dwyer to England,
and the comments generally seem Ia
agree that mono OF the present American
representatives compare with thoss
which were in the stables brought to this
country by Mr. Ten Brock. Mr.. Nor.
| rts or Mr.. Sanford.
The evening world., 1895-06-22
EMPRESS WORN OUT.
Festivities Too Mach for Her--War-
shins and visitors DepaPting.

Festivities Too Mach for Her--war-
ships ana visitors Departing.
KEEL. June x.-The fatigue which the
Empress underwent In attending the fes-
tivitiss yesterday has resulted In In
creasing the delicate condition Of her
health.
She was obliged to leave the Imperial
yacht Hohenzollern and return to Kiel
Castle. Her Majesty will be compelled to
remain In bed to-day.
The French ironclads left tho harbor
at 3 o'clock this morning.
The German ships. which arc taking
part in the manoeuvres to-day. put to
sea at 7 o'clock this morning. when the
Imperial standard was hoisted on board
the flagship Friedrich wilhelm.
Thousands Of visitors are leaving here
on their return to their homes. The
port and town. however. still present an
animated appearance.
The evening world., 1895-06-22
Ontario Cric>
PUGIllSTlc POINTERS.

jim Hall and Joe choynski are weary With
hope deferred. They we're to have sasassd In
. twenty-five round boa, IN the ssAsids AtAistic
Club several days ago but the occurrences Of
last saturday night made It Impossible. An sf-
fort WAS made to have the bout decided In
Jersey City. but the police quietly tipped the
odheisls Of the Club that It wouldn't DO for Jss-
ssy. Hall 10 in Detroit. while chsynski viii
stay At Asbury Park
Eddie Connolly and Joe Fiaherty. the Eastern
lisht-~eishts have signed articles for a twelve.
round bout at the boxing show TO be given b.,
the kirkland Athletic Club In Boston, on July l.
They will nyht AT is5 pounds
Casper Leon nays tho, It has cos, Ain suit.
sum Of money TO get into ecndition 70 0est
Joe Elms. Ton o. Rourkss ioS-poand bossr, cad
The evening world., 1895-06-22
MADE EIGHTY MILES AN HOUR

tricity ON the N. r., n. II. 4 II.
NANTAsKET. Mass. June I-rhs
second trial Of electricity as . motive
power on the Nantasket Beach division.
of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford Railroad took place last night.
tive specially geared for speed. and the
ofiicials state that for three miles, on
the straightaway track between here
and Hull. the locomotive travelled
hour. Greater speed could have been
attained had II not been for . hot box.
Another electric locomotive was at:
a heavy steam locomotive. the whole
weighing over l7b tons. and easily moved
them at q rate OF speed equal to that
OF q steam locomotive. The starting
The evening world., 1895-06-22
WITH THE WHEELMEN.

The inventor Who 10 at work on Q Gatling gun
attachment for bicycles should hurry II along.
There 10 likely to be a large demand for them
path after dark
Miss GrlGlng's ssssilants could hardly hsvs been
strangers In the Vicinity In which they made
their audsclous assault and the brooklyn police
owe It to their OWE credit and to the welfare OF
the circumstAnoss and to endssvor to appreheud
the mscreant. The case !. BY no means % 20 mys, vs.
Just much ofnsiai energy.
tn. regular ,un OF the Liberty wh..im.n for
tomorrow will be to South Beach, 9. J. Tbs
start will Be made from the eiub, house sos Gates
sS:rss sS: s's CAPT asn. weiss and Acting First
Lieut. Palmer
The Riverside whselmen have received the en-
tries Of Sanger, Titus and Cabanne for their race
meet Manhattan Field July g. This 4. the
their hrst appearance before the New York pub
lie, thus giving the admirers OF the Milwsnkes
This season an exhibition Of this wonderful rider :
| work. sangers recent performances at walthsm
sas eu. " ..cs; IL s.%Sa...: sI. b: him
| / ODE the tastes, man In the Class ranks
Those who witnessed the performance Of c.eanns
arr, in the ten mile special Invitation race Ths
records OF Fred THU. in this vicinity are well
| long distances The entry OF this team. with the
msny o,hers that are being received. assures the
Riversidss OF the best racing ever seen In this
\ vicinity.
| The Metropolitan nicyeis Club vas organised
! 90 Thursday night with forty charter members.
| Tue ofhcers elected were as foiows. NJ l.. Bridg-
mar. Pr.sia.n,: 7. c. cr!eh,on,, Vice President
| ursr: W. 3, Murphy, Captain The hrst club run
will take place to-morrow, starting from the
psessnt hsaaqusrters at Boulevard and sixtieth
trrsnEsnsn,s have bssn made for the secommo-
astios Of the party.
Entiss for the bicycle races to b held Ia
ooejshctioh sith the New Jersey A. c. At ths
| Nsh ips, The events are . ons-mils open handi.
I cap tvo-mils open hantiesp and . ns.mils race
/ ep%s 20 resisen's OF Orespviile and Bayonns Cit
otly. Cole, silver and bronze medals will b
I,ss % srs,. ssoond and third In saeb even,
| sss tks ndsrs have the Of the ground,
| - ssss before tho tsces. communIcs tlon,
| s.yUe bs ssnt 10 James Z sullivan. :u Broad
| vs.. city.
I Hers news for Brookiynitss who ride 10 thsi,
! orr 80 thip city That mean stretch OF pave
meat OF schsrmsrhorn street 10 to be paved. and
v1s siii b. begun on Monday. Thank tbs Goo
E'sas Association for
/ A combined century run 10 to b. held una.r
me sE.picss Of the Gramsrcy and Metropolis
Z wksslnsn-
/ Esussy. July rs Is the cate selected for the
| ssstg'y run q the Metropolitan Association ,i
I cyciins Clubs will be 70 New Brunswick
( and return, Entrlos will be received BY A.
ssAi. "a East Eis.'h street., city
Zimmerman I, credited with !, NIL. as.ins,
Pit,sburx Athletic Club opening last sisht u
sAs done b. electric light
The evening world., 1895-06-22

Ambassador did not sign the resolutions
In his official capacity. however. IL not
satisfactory to the English ship-owners
The comment Of the English news
papers upon the subject Ii altogether
Of a nature calculated to render 6ir
Julian unhappy. For instance. one
newspaper remarks:
English diplomats are a. clay in the
hands Of a sharp Iankee." The paper
referred to then recalls the eAckvil1e
West Incident, and adds: "Sir Julian
Pauncefote In now cleverly caught in
q thoroughly American manner"
The evening world., 1895-06-22

so p. NJ, a. the tide will - running
sbb strongly at that time.
Or. Brooks. Of Boston. Who was to
have refereed the race yesterday. will
be unable to act in that capacity ST.
Monday on account Of an important
business epI4Sement. Robert B. Per-
kins, Harvard ~, has consented to act
as referee. The committee expects to
secure George Sands's yacht Navarro
burn being Obliged to take the Gretchen
to New London.
The evening world., 1895-06-22

q ne match As will 90 anywhere and asht
,sSss1' S:s,'y s, xsI, e -; VII, sa.i,.a: o:.. meet
in limited round bout At i1a pounds before the
Jsrrv .Rsedy. the east side feather weight.
round bout Al the Sosing show Of the william
Athletic Club. On July I.
Jimmy Handler has issued q challenge 10 meet
Leslis Psarcs or Stanton Abbott for q limited
number H rounds before sny responsible club
sve1 sssss.s ~ H'nds ~,s ,S:,
men.
Johnny Young expects to BE- matched in q few
J days 70 meet Q good man at his weight in
limitsd-round contest TO take place at the New
London Athlete Clus's bosins show on June 70.
Tom wsst. Of Chicago, who fought Mysterious
natsssS 10 meet BIiy 0siisShsr. Of San IrsnsiSco.
q 4. ass SS:.o SSsi Cub N: x.u,.s stree, @
Casino In Williamsburg % July ..
ranged Sy the Ayonis Atiistic Club for It's bsns.
1t stag. to bs held in Blsechsr Building. 27s
Bisscksr street. tonight AL the well-hnown
boxers have faithfully promised to appear In ex-
plenty Of good boxing Johnny Dunn will act AZ
announcer.
BILLY Ahearn wiii Issue Q challenge within ten
days 10 meet any 133-pound beyer in . limited
round cootsse - to nnish for sfse or $500 q
The evening world., 1895-06-22

John Curtin Kent an American citiEsa. who
was condemned twelve years ago to serve . life
sentence IN Portland Prison, England, for an
alleged attempt 70 blow up the Houses OF
Parliament with dynamite, Is released on ticket
Of lsavs. number Of Americans formed the
plot In 1888, and Kent. although he protected his
Innocence, and in spite OF the fact that the
informsr who betrayed the others, knew nothing
OF him was arrested and Imprisoned. Ambas-
sador Bsyard brought about his release
The evening world., 1895-06-22
FIGHTING ANNEXATION.


The Legal Questions Argued Before
JuAge Dykmaa To-day.
The argument on the constitu tionality
Of annexinG Wsutchsstsr and Williams
bridge to New York was heard by Judge
Dykman, in the supreme Court, at
Henderson and Dederstoff represent the
Town board Of Westohester and WIN:
iamsbridge. Lawyers Hornblower and
yiDors OF Westcheater County and the
city OF New York 10 represented by Cor.
poration Counsel Scott and Assistant
Clark. a..
fsrent questions regarding the STATE Con-
stitution, The local officers claim the
Annexation law Ia UNCONSTITUTIONAL, a.
terms Tor which they were elected by the
people.
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stop, but they paid no heed. Our cap
river craft. but The tuss Kept on: siI.
WHICH Which started IN i pursuit. Ss' b., nothins
short of q cannon ball could have
stopped ped t1cse ttuF:. .n,,o~v =. A.. ,,ou
praeSnnt e4nsoer rnss snss A. Spoiop aye ION
Company, forth with"
The evening world., 1895-06-22
TO ROW At 4.3O P. N. MONDAY
Robert n. Perkins VIII Referee thl
Boat Race at POuehkeepsie.

POUGHKEEPSIE. June q. - The
local committee on arrangements for
the boat race met with the represen-
tatives Of the colleges. namely,
Guy Richards. Columbia; J. w. Nc
Culloh, Cornell and q. l. Howitx. Uni
yers.ty Of Pennsylvania. at noon to-day
and completed arrangements for the
race on Monday.
1t was decided to start the race at
The evening world., 1895-06-22

Attornsy's Res,gnation.
The resisna tion Of John q. II. Myers.
Attorney OF the Collection Of Arrears OF
Personal Taxes. and . prominent Tam
many man, has been demanded by Cor
poration Counsel Scott.
The ONCE II worth 1900 q year.
It is thought that Robert 0rier Monroe
may be Myers successor, and that the
Tammany men now In the bureau will
leave.
The evening world., 1895-06-22
YANKEE DOODLE DISABLED.

No Race with Norwood Possible for
Two Weeks.
The steam yacht Yankee Doodle, which
was entered for race with the Nor
wood to-day. ran into a sunken canal
boat. near Princeton. last night and
was totally disabled,
The race y postponed for two weeks.
The evening world., 1895-06-22
SIR JULIAN IN HOT WATER.
0oSstsh SsDer ssys Ne IL cisy ..
tbs aassAs 81 . ShsrV 1askss.

c~pynshf. Ios. w AssoeiSse prsl
LONDON. June a.-Ths eloquent set
q resolutions which sefs drawn W by
col Clayton AcNichaei. Of Philscelphis,
- the completion Of the maiden trip
aeress ths Atlantic Of the new America q
itner d. Louis. and which the oblls1nx
British Ambassador at Washington, Sir
Julian Psuncefote. unfuspectingiy signed.
has landed that diplomat into fresh
trouble.
~ egDlanation furnished by the Par
naDentssy 6serstary OF the Foreign Of
AsA ~ I1Ward Grey. that the British
The evening world., 1895-06-22

Games sshsdulsd for to-day:
New York q Boston. touisviils At P'sburg.
PhiiadsiDAis q Bkiyu. cleveland At Chicago.
WsshiaGtoa at B'mors. Cincinnati at 81. Louis
The evening world., 1895-06-22

Judson Lawson Sees the Mayor.
In spite Of the criticisms which Judson Law
son ieyelied at the head u Mayor Strong In an
Interview printed Ia q morning newspaper. Mr..
Lawson appeared In the Mayors ONCE this morn
ing and had . conference. He said he called on
personal business He practically admitted hav.
Ing criticised the Mayor. and having pronounesd
his administraton - failure.