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HE RAISED HIS FATHERS CHECKS.

Moses Salinsky. eighteen years old. OF No. AZ
Divsion-st. arrested last night. charged by
father Louis Sansky glass manufacturer Of
No Is Howard-st.. with raising checks. Sansky
discovered about ten days ago that his son. who Is
his bookkeeper had been raising 800 checks to
81 900 Just before this discovery his disap-
peared Four days ago the elder Sansky reported
the matter TO Acting Captain Hogan. OF the FL
dridge-st. station. and Detectives Nell and Ham
mond were put the
Last night they arrested Moses Salinsky I'm the
Palm Athletic club In the Bowery. He made a con-
fession and said that he had squsnderod the money
on actresses and gambling His forgeries will
amount to about 1900. lie mad only s. in his pock-
cts when arrested.
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COURT CALENDARS FOE TO-DAY.

Supreme Court-Specsl Term-Par Before Beck
man J.. Court opens at 10 80 a. Eek psre matters.
Surrogste's -Cbambers-Before Fitzgerald. s.
No calendar VIII for probate: John Matter. al 1890
&
City court-specisi Term-Before Mccarthy J.--court
opens a 10 a. m. Motions at 1890 a. m.
REFEREES APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY rruax. J.
LIcas ag Dale-ChsHes W Dayton.
Germania IAfe Insurance Company agt Acker-RoFer
Fosier.
BY Beekman. j.
Randall ast Bank Of America-Wilism r. Hornbower
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Supreme Court
BY Truax J.
H&tr u George Black Machine CompAny-Arthur
Sngrshsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
THE COMING OPERA SEASON.

The subscription for the season at the Metropoli-
tan Opera House is still going at a lively rate
The will start of on November IS with what
came season two ago be known as the
ideal" cast of Faust" NJ. Lasalle whose engage
ment for the company was announced a few day.
ago will reappear Valentine; Jean de Reszke
Will be Faust, Edouard de Reszke Mephistopheles
and Nine Meba Marguerite.
The other principal members Of the company
according 10 the most recent announcements, are
10 be Mines Calve, Eames Klafsky and Manten
and Messrs. Cremonini. Bispham. Ancona. Cam
panari and Plancon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
WHAT IS GOING on TO-DAY.

Drygoods Republican Club. No. $50 Broad"ay'
Y IN.
Commercial Travellers Sound Money CIup'
Prince-st and Broadway II m
Brooklyn Jockey club races Gravesend, 2is p M
American and Knickerbocker yacht ciuo re-
gattas ..
Raising of Mckinley and Hobart nag, THINE
Coffee Roasting Plant Washington-st, l. m
Quill Club bicycle races. Manhattan Beach' :
y. m.
Rife shooting matches. Creedmoor.
Knickerbocker Athletic Club games, colu"pia
oval.
Democratic Party Reform State Committee
Washington's Farewell Address meeting, CHICK
ering Hall, r. m
Music in Central Park, p. m.
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HONE NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

EVERETT-Miss Mary Garrett OF baiu"o'e,
FIFTH ADMINISTRATOR Matthew S. Quay ana
Congressman Galusha A. Grow. or PennsyVan'a
Sir Josiah Rees OF Bermuda Curtis Guild OF Dos
ton and Carroll d. Wright, or NaShlhs'o"'
GRAND UNION-Senator John Raines OF Canan-
daigua ~ Y HOFFMAN-Congressma ROBERT
Adams jr. of Philadelphia. 1OLLAND-"enerai
s. b. Holabird. t. S. A. METROPOLE-Assempy
George s. Horton. Of Wolcot \. l. NIT
RAY HILIl-General William h. Franklin. OF hart
ford Colonel Sheffield Phelps. of New-Jersey ana
the Rev Robert n. Paine Of Baltimore IHi.h
NENI'E-Rear- Admiral r. w. Meade H. . ~
and ex Congressman John A. Quackenbush. OF sun
water ~ Y. SAVOY-Robert Fleming. OF LONDON
WALDORF-Commande Rourchier Wrey OF inc
British Navy and Raoul Duval of Paris WIND
SOR-Sir Arthur Cowell Stepney. OF England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
ACCUSED POSTMASTER TO RETURN

telephone message received in Bayonne last
night from Providence. r. J. and purporting to be
from the former postmaster Edward O'Farrell
announced that OFarrell will be home to-day pre-
pared 10 meet the charges brought against him be-
cause Of the shortage in his accounts The Post
Office Department made draft upon o Farrell last
week for the amount OF his deficiency. Since then
he has not been seen In Bayonne. and rumors that
he had fed TO escape prosecution as a defaulter
have been rife. His bondsmen and family have
been arranging TO make good to the Government
more than ulM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

YARDS. third. f. r. Egelhon Logan Wheelmen Io'
hnh r. ". RIGHT. Orient Wheelmen hIo Yards. sixth
Time-4:47 second by w. l.. lrsee, SCUM
i;r""kIvn Whcenen ,22O yarisy 4 Fowler. Riverside
WheeImen gao YARDS second Nat" Roe. patchogue
Wheelmen yards), third. II. X. Roe Paichogue
Wheeimen scratchl fourth Oscar iIedstrom riverside
Wheelmen 45 yards) NTH &. :. Henshaw, Riverside
Wheeimen rs ynrisl sixth Tfme-4:I : Third heat
won bv C. A. Carlson Greenwich Wheelmen 13o Yards;
q g schwartz Knickerbooker \. =. 11O yardsl. sec
ond: /. r. Jefferson. Harlem Wheemen ~ yardsl'
third. n Y Babcock Greenwich Wheemen 12O Yards.
Fourth. W A. Rarheau Riverside Wheemen (scrstch).
ffth; J. p Hutckeon. Brooklyn Wheelmen $50 ysrds).
sixth 4S35
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
A SMALL BOY STARRED BY ANOTHER

game Of craps. with motto buttons as stakes
played between boys last night. ended in a fight in
which Charles Goldstein. twelve years old Of No
1873 Orchard-st was stabbed in the abdomen with n
Joseph Dresser ten years old OF No. 1874 Orchards
arrested and given into the custody OF the
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to Children
The stabbing occurred in front OF Coldsteins home
The wounded boy was taken to Ciouverneur Hos
y,tt al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
THE BOOKMAKERS' LEAGTF SMOKER.

The Rookmakers' League hold its September
smoker last night AT Hardman Hall. No. West
NIneteenth-st. II the first smoker held since
vacation time. and there was large attendance
OF members. C. T. Butler presided and Nolney
Streamer gave a recitation. Edward Conroy sang
several songs Other members Of the league also
took part in the entertainment. and most
tovable evening passed. Among those present
were Charles a. Burkhardt. John a Holden, r.
p Treat George J. Mcleod. F. NJ. Buckles. w. r.
Sninnev and 4. Il SpierS.
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NR. DAILY Not SERIOUSLY SICK.

There report last evening that Augustin
DAILY seriously sick 1t denied at DAILY 3
Theatre. where it said that he had been away
from his office all day but he had been there on
Thursday and he expected to be back tonight
Mr.. Days physician. DR.. Joseph ID. BRYANT also
said that his sickness nothing serious
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

American record - miles 10 wards made by Fred J.
Titus Springfield. september II. 1888.
worlds record 81 miles > yards. made by Thomas
Linton AZ Catford England on July l. 1895
The officials who acted at the meet were as fol-
lows: Referce-H w Robinson, Boston, member
National l. A. w Racing Board. Judges Sterling
Elliott. presidcn; l.. A. W; H. W. Ne"fus. Newark
O. A. Bcckwith. Paterson; Isaac y. Potter, chief
consul. New-York Division. l.. A. W; a. ID. An
drews Newly rk Commissioner Of Police. \. A.
Zimmerman. Freehold. y. J.; Timers Henry Good
man, official Handicapped. Connecticut DIVISION, !"
\. W. James y. Townsend. senior consul. y. J. J..
A. W Consulate: II. Strugnell. Kings County Wheel
men: T. 4 Zimmerman Manasquan y. j. Robert
Gentle chief consul. New-Jersey Division. l.. A. W.
Scorers-W s Bull. secretary treasurer. New ork
Division. l.. \ W, VIII r. Pitman, member New
York State Racing Board: =. Anthony Brock. pre- ST.
dent Metropolitan Association Of Cycling Clubs; W.
w. Taxis Boston. Mass, Adoph Stahl. Greenwich
Wheelmen. New-Yor II. -. lie cato. Phila delphia.
I'mpires-A. j. Englert. captain Harlem Wheelmen
Walter BEAM captain Riverside Wheemen; George
A. Needham. captain Kings County Wheclmen
Fred Alart. Brooklyn Bicycle club. Starters ID.
See BAY Ridge Athletic club Clerk OF he Course
w Montague Perrett. Chicago Assistants-W. II.
Calm. NewYork city; Harry Wheeler. Orange, y.
J. L. G. Miller. Press representa- tves-A. " Jervis,
Quill Club Wheemen OF America: A. p. Reeves Q.
g w of \. Marshals- r.. D. Hunoon Tourist Cy-
cling club: Charles White Clinton Athletic Club
Announcer-Fred Burns, @. G. w OF A. Handicap
persia q. Batchelder. NeN-York Division l.. a
w: John &. Wetmore. New-Jersey Division,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 545 Sunset 500 Moon sets N 1927 Moons age II
HIGH WATER TO-DAY
\ M-Sardy Hook 3:4s Gov Island 6:34 He'll Cat. s.o7
P.MSandy Hook 6.02 Cove. Island 6:47 Hell Gate 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
Announcements.

AS dressing and color restorer nothing Is so
satisfactory Parker's Hair Balsam.
Parker's Ginger Tonic strengthens the lungs
COLLARS f. & w. COLLARS
kELETA MADAWASkA ONEONTA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19
OUTGOING STEAMERS.


TO-DAY.
Vessel For Line. Malls close. Vessel sail.
Umbria Liverpool. Cunard. 1000 n, In ~ -
New York. Southampton. American. $50 m a3o ~
Aller Bremen - Lloyd ........... $40 m sao 80
Vera. Genoa y q Lloyd .......... 500 m II N q -
la Iouraine. HaVre frencn ..+.'....., 400 700 m
ohdain kotterdam. Neth Amer..... 500 m IL 90 a m
Patra. Hamburg, Hamb- Amer ....... e. "a = =.
Yumuri Havana Ward ............ 30 a m 70 "a = =,
Niagara Nassau, Ward.............. 100 m 9fD = -
Massachusetts London. All Trans -. - 900 . -
Ethiopia Glasgow. Anchor. ......... 90 m IN - =,
Knickertockcr. New orleans Cromwell 80 -,
Athos. Jamaica. Atlas a m
ALLEGHENY Kingston Atlas. 10 90 m 300 ~
Wordsworth Pernambuco port& FioltlO.3O n, IN - =,
P0rtis Newfoundland Red Cross. 90 m % = -,
FL Norte New Orleans Morgan. ..... 2no = -
Nueces. Galveston. Mallory amman. 3nl y -.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20
Cudai Condal. Havana. Spanish. snoan
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81
Alliance Colon. Columbian 10 90 A m POO ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-19

Trial heats ~ one mile First heat 10y Ra, Daw
SON New-York a g. l. II. Jefferson Harlem Wheel
men. second Alfred e. Green Greenwich Vince. men
third. ". H. Hicks. jr. olympic Wheemen fourth Time
2:29 =. Second heat by ". q. Ronne New ,Ier-
sey A g. Charles O'tonnor. knckerhocker T. g. see
ond. 49, T. Allen. Liberty Wheeimcn third. w II. owen
Knickerbocker A g. fourth Time 224. Third heat won
by Joseph Harrison Harlem Wheelmen. ". A. ia rteau
Riverside Wheemen. second e. Mcriz Riverside Wheel
third. John III. Lake. Harlem Wheelmen fourth
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INCOMING STEAMERS.
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER %.

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 81.
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First heat by r g. Bald. Buffalo tscratchJ: r. T.
Thompson. Newark 90 yarls). second r \ McpuHee.
Boston 60 yardsl. third Time o2. Second heat
by A &. Meri~us. Minneapolis 90 yarisl. l..
A. callahan. Buffalo as yards second. watson
Coleman Boston 80 vards) third. Time lO5 s. Third
heat won y Howard = Mosher Storm king 10 YARDS:
OTTO Ieiger ~ san Francisco 90 yardsl second. otto
Mayer Erie A5 yGrls). third. Time .O2 3 Fourth
by g. W Davis. Buffalo i5 yardsl: Jay Eaton
Elizabeth 90 vards). second A. T. Crooks Buffalo t35
yards) third. Tme-ic2.
MILE TANDEM-AMATEt r.
First heat 10y Joseph Harrison and /. r. Letter
son. Harlem Nheelmcn. H. X and Nat Roe Patchogte
Wheelmen. second. W. Brown and ". \. Barbeau River
side Wheemen. third Time 222 Second heat won by
Charles O'tonnOr and g. g T. schwartz knlckerbck er
4. G.. Oscar HcistIom and g. : Hcnshaw Riverside
Harlem wheelmen. third. Time -2i
TWO MILE HANDICAP AMATEUR
First heat By Charles Oconnor Knlckerbocker
A. C. go YARDS. q. Is smith. Freeport - & O30
yards second W. IL. Hicks. IT.. Orient Wheemen Il 20
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SIM\i ARIES

Mile INVITA- lion lAMATETR)
10y Joseph Harrison. Harlem Wheel
men, J. r. Beam. Riverside Wheelmen. second. G. VI
Erz Riverside Whcelmen. third Time 2:3l IS Sec
ond heat by Ray Dawson. New York A. g.. W H.
Owen. Knckerbocker \. C.. second, l.. r. Jefferson
Harlem Wheemen third Time IDS = Third heat
by y. X. Roe. Paich' que Wheelmen. Bert Ripley
\. g.. second: W A. Bsrbeau. Wheel
hIr1 Titn.
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FRINGE and Br0a dNdN,
Warren and Broadway.
Thirty second and Broadway.
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WATSON STILL AFTER sEWALL.

Atlanta Ga July N.-Thomas E. Watson. the
candidate Of the Populis party for the Vioe-Presi-
dency telegraphod TO The Constitution" this
morning follows:
In the that Sewall does not retire the Popu-
lists will put full electoral ticket. There can
be no fusion unless Sewall withdraws- give you
this merely my opinion
He sends a second telegram in which he an
nounces that the Executive Committee VIII de-
term!ne all these questions and perhaps the State
Convention will do IT, and adds that he stands b.
his letter to The Augusta Chronicle. In which
he said that unless Sewal retired. there were nut
two plans for action. One two distinct cleo
,oral tickets and the second an electoral ticket
composed largely Of Democrats and partly OF
Popullsts. -, - a.. .....
MY own Judgment Is that we must run full
electoral ticket unless Scwall retires
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
KJLLED BY ELECTRIC SHOCh.
AZ FAIRLY MORNING FATALITY IN UNION
SQUARE.
WHILE HANDLING DEFECTIVE LIGHT fi'' ~
THE AIR A MAN SUDDENLY FALLS

Whether Charles A. Greene was kihed ny d"
.,.-.-,c shock or died from the effects OF laI--a
question that Or Harrison. OF the New-1 orh hos
c,.sl could not decide yesterday morning was inaue
,,.,r hv DEPUTY Coroner Weston last night
crsene who was a night inspector IN the eihpio!
q. .hA brush Electric Light Company ~en' o"'
on his rounds Wednesday night as usual IL WAS
, few minutes after o'clock on Ihursoay 'hoii'-
,g when he arrived the electric light IN front OF
Mrs Lynch's jewelry store. at Fourteen'h-s'' anu
Union SQUARE West This light had gone out anu
Greene putting on his rubber gloves IN order 10
handle the wires proceeded TO climb the poie'
which Is about twenty feet high and STANDS near
the curb
Just across the street stood Policeman Charies
Rye q, The West Thirteth-st station. ana george
Klein OF No 3os East Ninetieth-st. Policeman rye
ays that Greene had been working AT the TOP o'
the pole for about FIVE minutes when his steer
pncers fell from his hand 70 the sidewalk Az
The same moment the man fell backward on me
Top Of the pole but one leg caught over the cross
bar and kept HIM from falling at the moment be
fore the policeman could the street. noweVeI
Greene's leg relaxed and ne fell 10 the sidewalk;
striking on his head. Or. Harrison soon arrived
from the New-York Hospital. but Greene was al
ready dead
Coroners Physician Weston made an autopsy on
the body yesterday afternoon, and found that
death was due to electric shock. Greene was forty-
one years old. unmarried. and lived at NO II
ttate-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
DESPERATE ON A WHEEL.
,,v SHOT TWO MEN IN PROVIDENCE AND MADE
GOOD HIS ESCAPE.


GOOD HIS ESCAPE
r-.,saence July 3O-A desperate ana heavily
- bicycle thief was lock61 In the store OF
1a'sor G. Co. No. % North Main-st.. to-day ior
~ nurpose OF holding him until the arrlVai OF
a,,oaman but he Tough, his way TO ireedom WIN
,o y, reyolvers He carried a stolen oicycie
,,'a s,ore Yesterday. and the Taunton au'hori'
~, oorne after the wheel to-day.
rho ,b,e, rode another stolen bicycle "heh lie
,aa a, the store this afternoon. ana wheh james
=, n,wson and Frank Riggs. the latter n'cyoie
E,, w. from, Syracuse. attempted 20 appreheho hi.h'
%, ,h,.f nounded a plate-gass window out Oh 'Ae
III" :, ,no store with an Indian club. ana. reach-
80 -. street sent seven bullets at his pursuers.
- e WAS shot In the leg and Henry Maruh' Vi
nsS ~ ,, was wounded In the head Neither Oh
,bem was fatally hurt ,.,.
IT, rna ,h,ef was shot at knocked from his bicycle
.hased by a crowd OF policemen. but ne go'
"a ~ md passed through dwelling-house. chahs-
NV ha,s IN the hallway. Then he walked away
ihs nc .volvers and a big knife being hidden by
his t~o w., which he had taken In the mouse -,
Iois q 20 Is store Is In the centre OF the oufi
ia ,ar, Of Providence ana crow1s were a,ne ~ w.,
nsss pa 90, tho time Of the shooting Ine saHo sys .u
stree' a. 60 said appeared In westerly rev uaSs
man ~ '1,.S stolen bicycle there WIN rranh ~
aSo anu rI s also believed 10 be the nuioer vi
sirk sn;oL strange who was robpeo oL h.s nn,h
apd siiled by the roadside near Taun'on n'o"'"
Ara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
CROKER MAY COME BACK.
s,,n To OPPOSE BRYAN AND THE SILVER BusI-
NEss-TO-DAYs TAMMANY MEETING


7, 1ras given out again yesterday In Tammany
o,- loo th,t Richard Croker is making his prepara-
,,,s On roturn 10 NewYork. and that he VIII sail
,ron, LIVERPOOL so TO he here by September
:, nos added that 1t is Mr.. Crokers intention
q, =. hack here in time TO take part in the choice
- deiooates 10 the Democratic State Convention
:, 1,unalo Rumor also has IL that Mr. Croker
.ri he against the Bryan and free silver business.
d ,riI attempt swing Tammany against the
,Io-ssment OF the Chicago ticket at the Buffalo
Convention. . .
rho .eting Of the Tammany Hall Executive
/,n,,,,,aa which takes place this afternoon.
. ac,de what shall be the determination of the
~ ,ro,,on regarding the Bryan and Sewall
80. q looked forward 10 with unusual interest.
-, ! Martin the chairman. vii. preside. and
. :, sheehan will offer the resolution Those
-. have seen the draft in MI Sheehan's pos
Item say that II r. an exceedingly mild dec
,,, when compared with the frothy ebui-
~ hitch are acc ustomed TO be fired from the
.,o''s "ny resolution gun In Presidential years II
an an i1aDlv approye and accept the ticket noin-
VIII -, hcago according to men " no nave seats
naru ~ nounc chamber. and Will wholly ignore me
i,rorm III OF the Populists. not even uishn'hs IL
WIN WIN echshan will probably make short speech
Mn, MI, that he presents the resolution as IepIe-
SAP !.s ~. beeyes the opinions OF the majority.
"a he may intimate that they prefer tnIs couIse
a. ha heat means for preserving the oreani@aton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
FRUSTRATED BY THE HEAT.

Mary DAILY twenty-four years Old domesuc' OF
NJ ,s9 TilIary-st Brooklyn. was taken Ill on
po.du,oy car AT Twenty-th!rd ST. at noon yes
terday. Or Taylor said she was suffering rom
heat prostration and took her TO the Sew-forH
Hospital. ,.
Robert Vinan thirty-seven years old. waiter,
~, No a Eas, For v-frst-st, was overcome ps neat
..-so, afternoon in front Of No ~ East Broad
a, ue was taken 70 Gouvcrneur Hospital
lanes CoyIc twenty-one years old. OF NO "
.,.a,,-s, WAS prostrated IN from; Of No S2i West
twenty -sixth-st. He was taken 10 ->e"'o" ''0
pital. ,,,o ,b,r.v-seyen years old OF First
Johh rre hund 4 red -nrst-st., was taken 10
aye. anu, any Uospital from One hundred TWEEN
Maa.hnst and Amsterdam-ave. suffering from neat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
HARD WORK OVER A sUNsrRoKE CASE.

Terence Reilly. aborer. nfty-four years old, Of
flushing and Clifton aves Brooklyn. was found
unconscious from sunstrokc at Peck Slip and
Wster-st. about 800 o'clock yesterday afternoon
when DR.. Liable reached Hudson Street Hospital
vth the patient there seemed little hope OF saving
IA nie Reillys temperature then los After a n
nvurs nard work by the surgeons. with ice ba this
me mars temperature was reduced only five de-
sIees ana II required two and half hours inces-
ant s application OF the heroic remedy 10 bring the
sssnering mans temperature down 10 IS degrees
"hen ne was out Of danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
RUNAWAY N SIXTH-AVE.
HORSE AND WAGON CRASH INTO AN OPEN CAR
A WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT.

A WOMAN SERIOUSLY HURT.
An open car of the Sixth-nve. line was on Its
wav uptown at noon yesterday when n horse be-
longing 10 Lord g. Taylor. and attaohed TO ono OF
the FIRMS delivery wagons. dashed through Twen-
,,s,hst form the FIRMS store. The was
crowded with passengers. and the driver did all
he could 10 get his car out of danger
James McDerrnott was seated an the wagon. and
az the horse reached Sxth-ave. he turned the
animal TO the rorth. One OF the wagon poles
s,ruck one Of the rear seats. on which were seated
,our women The women were thrown Violently
IN the floor OF the car. and Mrs. Coonan. whose
husband is a liquor dealer at Forty nfth-st and
sixth-ave and who seated In the enc seat was
thrown out to the pavement
Policeman MoVey. OF the West Thrtieth-st. sta
ton stopped the horse. but when he offered 10
send for an ambulance surgeon TO attend Mrs
Coonan she asked for cab One vas summoned
and she taken to her home. where she was
found 10 he suffering from a fracture OF the left
kneecap and . fracture Of the right arm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31

world with its cool ocean breezes and seven miles
below the city are the beach and cool pavilion OF tho
1ssociaIon Tor Improving the Condition Of the
foor IL costs on an average Is cents per capita
10 take the women and children to the homes for
uay outing special appeal Is made for money
SO that tnis work may be maintained when II Is
Msrnrr neeSsd Tsn Checks should be made payable to
TO him. or to W. II. Tolman the general agent No
lO5 East Twenty-second-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
SEW4LL WILL NOT WITHDRAW.

HE SAYS THAT HE WILL NOT MAKE WAY
FOR WATSON.
Bath Me-. July 30.-Arthur Sewali was asked
this afternoon about the rumor that he was
about 10 resign in favor of Watson He said:
"Any man who for minute would entertain
such an id "a is not worthy Of being answered.
Il cannot say. he continued. whether or
rot Mr.. Bran will entertain place on the Popu-
list ticket He will come 10 Bath Immediately
after his notification. which will probably take
place in New-York I will induce him TO make
his headquarters at my house while in Maine
Mrs. BRYAN will accompany her husband"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
FLOODS IN WEST VIRGINIA.

"nhAi DAMAGE DONE TO RAlLltOADS AMI iHE
CROPS.
wheeling W Va. July 1.-The heavy rain OF this
morning caused immense damage 10 property IN
sh's neghborhood Small creeks became raging
torrents and bridges swept away. The rain
tssan al 2 o'clock and continued until a. m
.srmhouses flooded and crops irreparably
earaged
20 the Ohio side the Wheeling and Lake Erie
she Cincinnati and Pt.sburg and the Cleveland
-"sin and Wheeling roads were blocked by
"asnouu near Martins Ferry and II will be sew
s r.aI days before they run trains The Balti-
.e .'vIe and Ohio suffered considerably The worst
mouoie was the Parkersburg branch and all
vnssenger trains obliged 10 the fourth divi-
Louis - -
Eaton's tunnel caved in at both ends while
passenger train was going through but fortu-
nauy no lives We're lost number OF trestles
we're washed out also on this branch, and II will
t several days before any trains can be
we're delayed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
FRESH AIR FOR TENEMENT DwErLERs

., me thermometer yesterday out OF doors reached
%~oesrees Within many tenement homes the usual
"euhesoay baking washing and brewing raised
,aat 70 more than 100 degrees. In these same
.. es are thousands of children. many of whom
infantum
"o nile from these scenes OF poverty and suffer-
"es Nsw'york Bay. toe finest harbor In the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-31
A FEARFUL RAILWAY WRECK.
MORE THAN KILLED IN COLLISION At CROSSING
NEAR ATLANTIC



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