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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

Bloomers and a diamond frameb bicycle caused
fight at 10th street and Seventh avenue yes
terday. Tho bicyclist la boomers ran the dia-
mond-frame wheel toward the walk to greet a
man and two women who had just dismounted
from their wheels.
son. look at Sadie's boomers" one of the
women said.
And she's riding a mans wheel" commented
the other.
"No, I'm not. It's my wheel, and that Is more
than you can claim for the one you are riding
the girl In boomers said.
The girl in boomers and the last speaker now
stopped talking and fell to lighting. The man
and the remaining woman mounted their
wheels and rode off. The two other women
mauled each other until a crowd began 10
gather. and then fled To a neighbOring hotel to
repair damages. There were no arrests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
POWER FROM NIAGARA FAILS.
To Operate MnchIaery at an Electric FIX.
addition In This CItY.

NIAGARA FALLS, May 1.-The Western
Union Telegraph Company to-day began put
ting up the wires tn carry the Niagara electric
current TO the Electrical Exhibition in New
York next week. The current will go over two
copper wires from the power house 10 the New
York Central depot, thence over an iron wire
y Buffalo, and then over two copper wires to
New York, where models Of the Niagara deyel-
opment viii be operated by II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE RUMSEY.
He VIII Sit In the Appellate Division,
First District.

ALBANY. May Gov. Morton has designated
the Hon. William Rumsey OF Bath a Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the Seventh Judicial dis
trict as Associate Justice OF the Appel! ate Divis-
ion OF the Supreme Court for the First Judicial
department for the term OF Ave years, vice JUS
tlce Charles c. Dwigh resigned.
The Governor has also designated the Hon,
Hamilton Ward or Belmont o Justice OF the SUI
preme Court Of the Eighth Judicial district. as
Associate Justice OF the Appellate Division OF
the supreme Court for the Fourth judicial de-
partment for the term ending Dec. 81, 1899. vice
Justice William Rumsey, resigned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
DORAN MUST STAND TRIAL.
McCarthy's Confession DIdn't save His
Associates.

Stewart J. Donneliy. while looking at the cir
Gus parade in Brooklyn on Monday morning
last, was robbed OF his watch. Three men were
arrested. and the watch was found in the hat
of Charles Mccarthy, one of the prisoners.
Edward johnson and William Doran. the other
two prisoners. protested their innocence. Nc
earthly assumed all the guilt and eXoneratcd
the other two. johnson was committed tor trial
for having a loaded revolver IN his possession.
Doran claimed to be respectable. His exam
ination took place yesterday before Police JUS
tice Walsh. lie was identified as a crook by
Detective Sergeant FOy OF this city and was
held for trial. Foy swore that he saw him with
Mccarthy and Johnson plying their profession
at a picnic in this city on March II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
\ Brooklyn Man. Suicide In Maryland.

WAsHINGroN, May 1.-Gottlieb Oesterle, a
German. fifty years Of age. committed suicide
by taking morphine near RidReley, Md. yester-
day. He was from Brooklyn, where he had a
wife and son living; He left a letter in German
imploring his wife's forgiveness, and saying:
Il am tired Of life and am a burden to every
body. | have entirely lost my reason and am
good for nothing any more. Amen"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
AaAAs Express Company Sued for IajuriAE
q nieyciist.

Justice smyth OF the Supreme Court appoint
ID yesterday Anna Kelly of III East Fifty
ninth street guardian ad Item OF her son, A. g
Kelly, In order that an action may be brought
against tho Adams Express Company for inju-
ries done 70 him by the negligence OF one of its
employees.
Kelly, who Is Is years OF age, declares that on
March 10, while he was riding his bicycle, two
der the control OF one of its drivers, drove into
him. breaking the bicycle and INJECTING on him
hodily Injuries,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

street, felt q gust of wind blow across his clean
shaven face, and discovered that the atmos-
pherlo stir was caused by two tandems, each
propelled by a man and q woman. They whirred
past him like a fash. but he soon put on speed
ana pushed up town in their wake. Schuessler
Is o pretty good rider himself. but he couldn't
gain on the racers. so he sent on q yell of warn
ing:
stop. or I'll arrest you. You're going too
fast"
Too fast for you. old man." came back to
him in a girlish voice full Of mockery, which
seemed TO come from the rear tandem.
At tho same time the leading wheel. which
was q rod or SO in advance, curved OF into q
side street and was lost to view. Not caring to
trust himself and his wheel to the perils Of I'M
known pavements In darkness. the policeman
time he could hear from in front remarks which
t. k m Z .pin Is Wiss. ' US. S SSe q Slown eH%sSR arc sre
'0 %ueu aarsy is npi Ase eEEasssier'. Christian name,
but no responded to the cal! With such a will
hear the heavy breathing Of the man. Evidently
he was letting down on his speed, for the girl
et s% iseEsas ssf Matter with you, ! cam, push
this aI .a!nf ki all A1Sns: SSS hsui eA' s%as.e Ss:"
: sss E ss 4 ,5ss p R gS$Ss$ss'd iss lin
,o r!Gq AZ. not ,n much goG G.m s A. ~ v she ., Re-;
YET ses.s and tp tho cop Wouldn't have been an ' al
with us, Mr.. Policeman
Take you to the station house" replied
WHEY I'm pretty short of wind myself"
To the West Tooth street station house they
went, accompanied by a score Of other bicyclists
who had seen the chase; and there the pair gave
changed this name to wfttenl.. and George
BropEhton; a tobacco merchant, e years old, of
Harlem Court in the morning. At the appointed
hour, they didn't appear, and when they did
Yorkville Court on a bicycle case he had there.
Thither the pair followed him. and failed to
Goart h at 3 o They M IN Re. ' stser to be- In Harlem
An hour after that time they drove up in .
road cart behind a pair of bays. Miss Witten
chiefly in diamonds. In court he was inclined
70 "bluh;" declaring that the policeman had
shown unjust discrimination, since other riders
rest all Of them. 'placidly observed Magistrate
Drawing out a big roll of bills. Broughton pro-
ceeded to run them over with an sfectatio9 OF
Eli, which he tossed over % the clerk,
penion. oh. that's dead easy"
Then she walk ed over to where two newspaper
artists were sketching her and said:
"Dep,t LEI n him know KIN v you're getting my pic
He did know. however. and made q few COM
ments. ending with a suggestion that II the
artists : USo,og Eiyss him Their bel ID dre y. rs, he now Mould
ION out on his arm she turned. smiled an inclu-
siye smile. and saId:cheerily:
Then placing the tips OF her fingers 10 her lips
she waited q kiss To Magistrate Deuel.. He didn't
see 4. The court officers are still discussing
for contempt Of court II he had seen It,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
The Schoo, supply BIZ Corrected.

ALBANY, May LIN response To inquiries
from academy principals pouring into tho
Regents:ofncc. Secretary Dewey announces that
on its nnal passage yesterday the supply bill
was corrected 20 that the high ~scloUls and
academies are 10 get the Sl+7,OuO. which Il was
feared would be lost because OF tie reference 20
the wrong chapter providing for It's disbuTse-
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
Gresham's Remains Taken Back TO Wash.
ingt0n.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The remains OF tho late
Secretary of State. Walter y. Gresham. which
were brought from Washington to Chicago last
year with state ceremony, were removed from tho
receiving vault OF OAK wood Cemetery this
morning and are now un their way To Washing
ton. accompanied by Mrs. Gresham and her son
Otto.
otto Gresham recently applied to Secretary
Lamont for permission to have the body of the
General Inferred In tho National Cemetery At
Arlington, according 10 Lis wish, and the re-
quest WAS granted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
s,usI. Tax OpsH AIr Mssuas.

The Manhattan Single Tax Club held last
evening the first OF a series OF Out-of-door meet.
ings which il will conduct during the summer
at Twenty fourth street and Madison avenue.
A mall stand had been erected, aud II was
LIGHTED with half a dozen Chinese Iantarns
Hail a hundred men and boys were attraoted
by the colored lights, and listened Tor 5 time 70
the speakers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
The Church Aiding Spain.

MADRID. May IA meeting was held here to-
day, in response to the proposal OF the Bishop Of
Madrid and others. to organize companies Of
volunteers for service in Cuba. The meeting
was crowded. Speeches were made and resolu-
tions passed in favor OF executing the proposal
OF the Bishop at once. and committees were ap-
pointed to make the arrangements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02
STRICKEN VIA ApOpls1y Ia HE Once.

solomon stern. senior member Of the firm of
5, q NJ. Stern, cloak manufacturer, was
stricken with a~poplexy in his ONCE at 5al
Broadway yesterday afternoon. An ambulance
took him to -: Nincents Hospital, where Dr.
Wilson attended him. The doctor MAS Of lie
opinion that Mir. Stern would not rseOyer' and
81 me request % relatlyes he was removed ~
Mr.. Stern died ~ l0;t5 o'clock.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-02

ALBANY, May |. The following decisions
were handed down by the Court OF Appeals
to-day:
Augustus Van Ksuran and another AgL william S.
Miller, appellant: Charlotte L0dge agt Andrew H.
Yeltsr, appellant. ueorse sAosE agL tne broadway
and seventh Avenue Railroad Company, appellant.
~. kuhlmAnn and anOtheI, appel anita. agL city OF
Brooklyn: In re August Ebert Agt Theodore Hslhls
e0stA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
TO THE UNIFORM RANK.
ssspfssn Ford T~Ifs of the s.,.x A.
sompftsbed In Frsf~r,., ~

kev. W i. FcFE. PASTOR az es~s~a So.
11sss EsDasccI'A@ church. has t-Aas, ,.,,,s..u
- ix@a~ chaplain Is the yn4fn~-a ss...z
nhssHts q Fytatss. and y~x+@~ssav As.ss,-.
cree special sermon. TIE s~vgI~. -
stsen asd - The members OF tfxs 4f-,sg1sr..
f-a"S, " 40 presented q bard sesr.s. |. s.s.s.~
ace n their full dress rewa1ta IL -
o. the occasion TIE church vxs 49, !.
ureofassa with eAGs. nSwera ana s.ve-.
s1s@hzy ore 81 tbs n4oss prsaasnsns essri1r1x
nsing Isrge shield rlth ~ srnt.lsry,s ).
Initials r.. G. r.
ins music was Of high order OF ~xo.l.
.sn1e. good aasrtefte Iesi "a ths 500
iak OF the 1yrnns. Ags- Ferry wauw I.
Sa.-s snlsns SOLO and AF. Ioseps sssgoea
rendered two hne seiecsscaa.
tnapsain Ford spoke ssoeasasly az "a.
sood accomplished ~ frateraal socsstg.s-
nothing mat IN tae doing OF good she aIsra..
est type of character Il Developed Re
saiokixed tho order for its noble = ork, en-
Deayinx isie PRINCIPLES OF fraternity. char
10 ana Dsnesoaence. and closed his SEP
lowing wish.
May the gates OF honor. psenty ard
happiness. DC ever open 20 thee and thsue.
Nay no sorrow disturb thy DAYS or grief
distract rny nighFa May the psllox Of
peace Kiss thy cheeks, and the pleasures
OF imagination attend thy dreams. ana
when. a. last the years have made thee
tired OF earths Joys and the curtain %
death gently closes around the last sleep
81 thy mortal existence. may the angels
from heaven attend thy couch and take
care that the expiring lamp Of life re-
csif.s no rude blast 70 hasten ia sxtinc-
ton"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
snohomiSh County Mining News.

Everett. Aug. SpeclaI-Dennis Ryan.
the well-kno~n capitalist and mine owner
or 81. Paul, was IN town last evening He
has been spending a week at Sllvertou
looking over the mines OF that section in
Everett smeiter, make an aggregate OF ten
Iowa Mr.. Ryan made a large strike in
Coeur d A3ene mines several years ago
lie built the magnificent Hotel Ryan IN
s.. Paul and vas among the leading capi-
talists in the construction OF the Tacoma
sme.ter. He Is naturally reticent In re-
gard 20 his visit 70 S9verton. but the visit
has given rise 20 much speculation. ard Is
regarded as most favorable omen for
that promising camp.
Recent shipments from the Apex mine
on tbs line OF the Great Northern. 10 the
Ererett smsiter, make an aggregate OF
carloads OF ore that has come cut and n
holds OUT well Ten men are a. work and
the ore IS packed oar by horses at a
heavy expense. An effort Is being made
% get a road opened.
J. J. Clark has advices from Mr.. PEN
d,eion 10 the effect that Re has sold A
large block OF stock !n the o & b. mine
20 Wisconsin people and the money vii
De pat iuto work Oh the property.
" William Esauisou, Wao repFessnts a
wealthy EnEish syndicate IS back from
kossi&n3. greatly pleased wifh bis invest
meFts there and with the general appear
ance % she mines
The shipment OF GRE frona Deer creek
which was expected last week. has been
delayed. but tEenty tons are ready 10 come
down % TIRE Everest smelier tomorrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
Just the Thing You Need
Seeds Water Filters and Strainers.
FIT NY FiTGHL PRIZES ge AND a
L C. NILES Co. iH'r Way b,. s,, T.s nj Ea' lr's

sracfed there by the reports which have
heez sent o1e REGARDING the richness Of
IRE District Nsasng men who Aays be-
fore gos~ there report khax Z ts equal
10 any section in British Columbia. thai
the lodges are stronger sn1 bStter defiHef,
ars3 inst fase mineral Is wen tsstrsoatesA
n lA1y instances ire ere Is 81 high
grade. but as q Fsle the grade IS MOI as
asgn as shaE os Tran creek.
Tee Midway Advance gives the follow
ing list OF experts ard capitalists who
have recsntIy been IN the district; Pref.
Douglas 90 Mex York. Mr. Hclt. q part
neT 90 Dan Mann. % the North Star. n
the SLOGAN. Leslie IsIii. a noted expert
Msssrs. Nahon and Tallemache. OF the
p c. Exploration Company. Mr. geIly.
wso has already iavessesl IN mining prop
srsy IN Camp Hewett. Mr.. Wallfson ar I
his expert. DIR. Cienses. and last. bat v
no means least. Mr.. BiaekSserk. A
brother OF ths celebrated criminal lawyer
or that name Mr.. Eisckstsck Is ass ,
ciatei with che Goo5erharns. whose
iaknae Is synonym for wealth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
From Black sand.

Preparations are being made 20 open up
several new gold mines on the beach as
soon as the fail rains set In 80 that
water may be obtained. says the Clallam
Bay Record The exceptional dry
weather which We have had this summer
makes mining very tedious ard unprofi-
able. The only mine running the Baata
system is the Yellow Banks mine. aai
the scarcity OF water makes Ii possible 10
run but TWO or three hours every other
day Work has therefore been progress
ing very slowly during the past two
monfhs 1t is thought. however. that by
the middle Of September or the first OF
October a fun force OF men and several
more "machlnes" can be kept busy. and
gold turned out q; q rapid rate. Messrs
Campbell and Richie, OF Port Angeles,
viii also put In the Banta system and be-
gin mining on an extensive scale. Their
mines are located about eight or nine
miles north OF the Quliayute river. and
Il Il claimed the mines are very rich. IL
has been demonstrated that the black
sand OF the Pacific beach contains gold.
and chat Il contains Il IN paying quaint
ties. The machines which are IN opera
ten DO the work 10 perfection. Every
particle Of gold Is taken from the sand II
Is also claimed that enough platinum Is
secured to pay all expenses OF mining IL
requires two men 10 operate n machine
ard II IS said that they can wash out
from So 10 $50 day. All OF the mining
claims from the ozette 70 the Quillay1.e
river are now taken. and the miners who
go after claims now are apt 20 be dis
appointed. Some OF the claims taken are
exceedingly rocky, and will be difficult
60 work. while others are smooth beach
sand
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
Blanket Bargains.

Here's chance 80 bay Blankets fer
winter use. rtese are hest blanket Saal-
uss yea have ever bean oxeres3.
- Pair soft FgnEsas fl-E Size Gray
Blankets, oeleres borders, gospa value.
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100 Pair Fancy stripped Biatazsss.
segs and Huffy very desirable FOR hath
blankets or aaanEfng robes, sterling
vAtae ~ sias. sala price -.
rs Pair Tan CoioTed Bl&nAets. fancy
bogSgers, splendid quality. iaas the sAssng
FOR assi sheets would be cheap At Ss.s0.
special Price l.fs.
50 Pair silver Gray Weal blankets,
larRe sike. extra quality. s9ee@al value
saT&
IS Pair 1914 White Blanket sheets.
colored borders. good quality. specsA
&C.
WHITE AIsI~wooL BLANKETS.
niracs FROM thu celebrated oregon
CITY wooden MIL. fmnerfect. btss hardly
pereepiiaie. az a tremendous saarsfiee.
- pair 1aa waite Al Wcal aslsnsots.
s.lxhsgy Anapsrfers. Neaid be cheap 81
sos. special s..
f8l pair ia AL Wool white Baankets.
slightly Imperfect, well worth -
special SEA-
% Pair Is-l All Wool White Blankets.
slightly imperfect. regular Nalae sli.
special ys.sA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
MINING NOTES.


The output OF Kootensy ore. matte and
bullion for ass 10 date Is IsSeNl@s value
The Maple Leaf and Oak Leaf mining
claims at Aileciitewset have been par
chased by tbs Carihoo Gold Fields for
ssA,9e
The Sloean star mine az Sans0a Wi On
September / pay dividend % seo.fe or
~ cents share. which q axes total OK
$3.50 paid within year.
This week a gang o. men commenced
repairs az the @. and b. head house az
Monte Gristo. a portion % which was
crushed in by snow slide during the
winter.
the Little Chief tral 10 the Sultan copper
prospect. owned BY Nessrs. Hawks. hTela-
ger and Biggers. Of Saehom!sn. The trail
VII be about eight miles long
The Lieutenant. Sergeant, Walsh and
Golden Eagle claims OF the lie Roy group
At Monte Cristo have been sold 20 Lane
a. 0'kelly the paper mill wood contract
ors. of Everett: consideration, se.ea0.
An English syndicate has leased the
Red Shirt mine IN the Methow dis
triet. They VIII put in a twenty-stamp
mill, agreeing TO pas royalty on lztgp tor 5
OF ore a year. and have deposited @l,ee0
IA Seattle bank as guarantee
A prospector named Sullivan has found
a mountain OF copper in Nahkiakgm
county. ia what Is said 70 be the biggest
copper belt in America. The mine had
ana was only found after a long search.
Two cars OF ore from the Apex on Money
creek were sent down To the Everett sflei-
ter Sunday, over the Great Northern. This
Is the arsg shipment OF the season from
that mine. The cost of packing this ship
ment 20 the railroad was sl5 a ton, lttle
over 500.
F. Aug Heinze accompanied hy Ches-
ter Glass. Of Rossland. Is at present IA
London. endeavoring 10 float the Column
bia & Western railway. Lieutenant Gov.
Dewfney Is also IN London, and L is stat
Cd that his official we!gat VIII be given
20 help Mr.. Heinze-
Dennis Ryan and j. J. Riley. OF 81.
Paul. both large operators IN mines
throughout The West. have been inspect
ing some copper properties near SilNeFton.
aIr RYAN Is the owner of the famous
Ryan hotel in ST. Paul. and Is the owner
OF valuable mines in Montana
In consequence OF the iatensss OF the
season and denth OF SNOW. the gold COM
TnissEonefs OF British Columbia have been
authorized to extend the time for compiet-
Tag assessment work sixty days from July
IL where they have good cause 20 believe
the claims Inaccessible At the present time
by reason OF the snow covering them
II is reported that John Douglass and
others who went into the Rock creek re-
gion a short time ago. have made several
Iaca lions along a rich vein or gaiena ore.
which Is said 10 assay GO ounces or silver
ard s. uer cent lead. The vein is eight
feet across. and can he traced for some
distance. They have named the new camp
Crown Point.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-08-17
THEORIES or EVOLUTION.
eyaepsts Of Address Before hou"s
yefnralisss' society.

Dr. O. y. Humphrey delivered
sAanahtful address on ''Some New Theo-
RS 81 Evolution" before the Young Nat
sFalisis' Society last Thursday evening IN
~ course OF which he traced the genesis
e The doctrine as Far back ss Arlsteue.
saa however. Was hampered hN the cfu9e
saateny and physiology OF that daY. The
sosaker traced the history OF evolution
esvn % the first noteworthy advance.
nat. by the publication or Ian1arek
fafattss. enuneiating the three LAWS
kaosn as The Iamarek factors. and on 10
re ssili more significant issue IN lSs OF
sAsNsa's Origin OF Species" He gave
~ Interesting sketch az narwln's work
ard an exposition OF hts teachings. giving
I'm. very hlgh rank among seieniine
'alakers. closing hts tribute WITH the
sprds; AS Mouat Rainier stands unfei-
hsef amcag surrounding peaks. - Oar
sfn stands ~ the landscape Of scientific
laoagA; massive. unmatched among
sandTea giants his grand intellectual
paNtr rising hlxh toward the light o. eter-
"a truth"
He trew cat the ehlef points o, dlstiae-
"a between Darwin and Wallace. anu
rave detailed statement % Neitsnan.
sRer he criticized as not nronssiy ac-
sssassar FER The erlEln OF variations. suin-
nax IN weissmaa's theory by SAVING:
- etAfed fHaf * can NO $780,
proved. ard ~ the sar1e time = pre-
Nsses al possibility % dlsproysl FsT-
ssaaf I doubt his conclusions NAHe
e hsmareksan factors may have osen
sfssrstiTaie8, future thausne viii hao
sA Darwin was near The tfuta."
hfaI9,ianisss Go net claim that thew
- exfiain al the mysteries 81 the unt-
80 said Mr. Humphrey In conclusion.
F - they EXPECT 70 reason away al
- g Creator They are always con-
e~-Ied With TIA question OF TIE ultimate