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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
THE GREss REUNION POSTPONED.
The Charge Against Young Greas In Changed
TO KidnappinE-Ap ARA, or Legal Tai-ut.

The Charge Against Young Green II Changed
to KldnappinE-As Array or Legal Talent.
II WAS expected that tho troubles Of the Gress
family OF Atlanta. Co.,. would have an airing
yesterday In Police Justice Scvins's court In
Jersey City. but the only principals who APP
peared were George v. Gress and his son. Nor
gan. who is charged by Mrs. Mary Gress. his
stepmothcr. With having kidnapped bis ten
year.old half.sisrer May. The original charge
WAS abduction. but II hrs been changed to kid
mapping. Neither Mrs. Gross nor her daughter
appeared. but there was a large array OF law
yers. Mr.. CIR IS has two lawyers, Senator
,ly OF Hohoken ami Mr.. Gray Of Atlanta,
who arrived on Tucsd ~ night. Mrs. Gress
has four lawyers. Councillors. II rim n
and Dupon OF this city an Colnsellors Condit
anH Randolph OF Jersey City. Mrs. Gross did
not appear because, SO II was said, she was
afraid that tho writ OF haheas corpus which
was procured by Senator DAILY, requiring her 10
produ,e May before Supreme Court Justice
Lipnin otl. might he servo on her.
The SIX lawyers he d u private consultation
AID was agreed that the examination Of
young Gress would be continued until l p. NJ.
Today. Mr.. Gre,s's lawyers promised that no
papers would he serveI on Mis-. Gress be ore
Saturday, and she viii therefore no present at
the examination to-day. The lawyers are con.
hdcnt that an amicable settlement will be
effected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

aRcs would BE- brsueht 4, c,n,.c. v,th ths
w~areherwomAn. OF intelligence. They would
re made socially better. the lower class being
'uksf8 70 the levol OF the upper class. -.
lower DYER" o '"' '''e' " ""'
Possibly" said Harold. but I think the CD
posite would DO the case. Tho public warsh.
house would be. the beginning Of communal
HE In strictly household Matters, and little
homes would not he thrown Into connections
by soap sude and wet linen.'
DIR. William u. Tolman. the Secretary OF
Mayor StronR's committee, 10 also Secretary
OF tho Association for Improving the Condition
OF the Poor. DR.. Tolman Is ono Of the leading
members OF the Citizens Union. He has speut
considerable time and money on tho public
laundry question, and probably knows moro
about y thar Mr. TSlwiGy ger or any other mem.
Is only a question Of educating tho public up
to tho laundry idea, and that as soon as this 10
done the public will march On masse to the City
Hall, and order Mayor Strong to throw aside
his teapot and replace II with q washboard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

Palaeri's RmpIsyer chnrrea with larceny "
q FOrmer Gmptoyer.

Luigi Palmeri OF fremont was arrested yes
terday by Central ONCE Detectives Moody.
Petrosino, and Mcknight on a charge Of having
robbed his employer, Pietro 2epplteli Of ~
James street on July II OF $50 he had collected.
When Palmeri was arraignei in Centre Street
Court Zeppitelli was brought In a prisoner on q
charge Of grand larceny by Court Detective
English.
Vinccnzo Cententi OF AGA Eighteenth street,
Brooklyn, sworc that Z~epritelli had stolen
from him S61l.95. ZeppitelI WIS employed
as q clerk In the Italian bank OF Marce,lo Bar
liati a. Co. at 80 Mulberry street In Septe nber,
isgs, and Contenti swe,rs tina, he gave lep2lit;,
Appropriated II to his own use. .Marcello Bar
liati took oath that Zeppitelli had no authority
to handle any funds for the bank, having been
engaged only as a clerk.
foth Palmeri and Zenpiteni pleaded not
guilty to the respective charges against them,
and both were held by Magistrate Deuel. for
further examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
CRIME IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Some Exciting Events In the Day's Record
Pistol sight In an once.

SAN FRANCISCO. July l4.-To-day's record of
crime here WAS q fight with guns between two
men. in which one was mortally hurt; the sui
eide Of a young girl; a young man shot by his
mistress. and the arrest OF a counterfeiter.
A desperate fight took place in the office OF S.
L. B avermau, a diamond dealer. between him
and Antoine Burgle, a poor restaurant keeper,
rent Burgle entered. and after n few angry
words drew a pistol and fred three shots at
Brayerman, but only one bullet made a slight
wound on his head.
Braverman secured a pis'o and began putting
10 d into Burxle. Every shot took effect. two
fatal wounds being In the 40 ,omen and he I'd.
Burgle 10 4 Swiss, an failed to Understand that
Braverman held him responsible Tor the rent.
He tho ght that when he could not make money
his landlord should remit the rent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
A LUCKY BRooKLY IN BOY.

James MeIIa Narrowly EHcapes R~inE KILLED
and toes Home IN - New Null OF CIothrs.
Twelve-year-old James MellA had a marvellous
escap from death yesterday morning while
pit king chips OF Ice under The dock Of the Con.
solidatod Ice Company al tho Wallabout Basin,
in Brooklyn. In some way his clothing got
caught In the steam winch which is used in
loading the ice, and he was drawn into the
machinery and whirled around. His plight
was "a quiocaHn,ssd us He wa. u uncomscI n,achi nSyy
pi ked up. and almost every stitch OF
clio hing was torn from his body: The ambu-
shared the surprise Of the spertators on finding
that the boy h I'd escaped. with u few slight
bruises. When a new suit Of clothing was pro
cured In the neiEhbo 'hoo Tor J mes. he got q
ride in the ambul .nce to Ills home, in Tain m
street, although no could have walked there
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

The Result or aiS Months business Shows IN
Improvement Over Last Year.

The report OF the II. r. Claim Company for
the six months ended June 80 last is Of In
forest. as IL shows that there has been nm i'm
provement in mercantile business In the period
covered. 1t shows net profits OF S2o9. sos. an
increase OF $5l.4al over the profits o! the cor
responding period OF the previous year. 1t
"The general business outlook seems now
more promising tn n at any prerions time sin Q
the panic. OF 1898. the soc ,llcd ANTITRUST
stockholders in April, were som VIII / mo lifted
before enactment by thc New York legislature.
and in their present 10 III may or may not prove
seriously obstructive 10 trade. Conservative
plans have been matured which will enable this
corporation, II 1t any tune advis HE, % avail
itself Of the II err ana stable laws OF New Jer-
sey without deirlment TO the business"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
r,ssxEr sIAns- ooL11s,s MEN.
cay the OverturninR OF wnEino . was Dee -
the hbsrnce OF Danger sigma q.

-
cay the Overturnins OF wnrfna = was Duo 70
the hbsrnce OF DnnErr a,Eua ..
Thomas Kelly. driver Of Fire Engine 1. who
was crushed under his engine in a trench at
Fifth avenue near Thlrtleth street on Tuesday
night, was said yesterday TO be doing we'll at
the New York Hospital. The weight Of the en-
gine on his right leg stopped the circulation
OF the blood. and TO this Kely's chief injury is
due. He will probably be about again, how.
ever. In q few days.
Gen. Coils, Commissioner Of Public Works.
said yesterday that he did not consider that
his men were to blame for the accident. H.
said that they had put up q danger sign TO warn
persons who might attempt to drive through
Thirtieth street, and that signal lights were
displayed. He suggested that perhaps the
wiudstorin had extinguished the lights.
Foreman John Mccartney OF Engine ! de-
clareo that no danger sign was displayed and
that there were no warning lights at the point
wuero the acciuont happened. He says that IL it
Is true That the wind Dew out the lights the De-
partment should have had q man Iher to ro-
liyh, them. II IL the custom for contractors to
nouIy the frenien wnen they make excavations,
but II was not done II this case.
The most remarkable feature OF the mishal
then-a green horse was thrown Oh bis back
they had Struggled The engine would have been
puLed comp etely over upon Kelly. who wa
who were riding on the rear OF the engine,
Jumped oil AMI ran inmedia! ely u the heads
Of lie horses. The anilials oboyed Their com.
mands. and never moved q liuib until they wero
hoisled out OIL the hole at 80 o'clock. having
been IN the ditch nearly lwo hours.
The engine was hoisiod out yesterday morn
Ing and sent TO the repair shop.
The Fire Commissioners at their meeting yes.
tcrday discussed The sccic ent. President Sicf-
feld said he had investigated the matter and
WAS satisfied that the accident was due to me
Works department. Tue board Instructed IN?
Secretary 10 wri Q 10 Commissioners Coils ask.
Ing that henceior,h the FIRE Board be notified
twelve hours before any opening Is made in
tha nj r,s.ta
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

the Forner Banker Tells "r Some or His Hank.
Ing a1ethodn.

CHICAGO. July l4.-Former Banker Spalding
is having q harder time OF II during his second
trial on the charge OF embezzling the State Uni.
~versity'e funds than ho did during the first. In
his cross- examination to-day S~palding main.
tanned that the Globe Savings Bank was solvent,
and that there was no reason for the appoint
ment OF q receiver. He snid that this action had
been taken against his will and knowledge. He
the b,nk's failure and alter regular banking
hours he had drawn 8 $4,000 and sent 1t over 10
the Northwestern National for deposit. to his
lock was left of that day. and In At h. and his
private Secretary, Herbert skinner. spent most
OF the mex, day. Sunday. In the bank. He denied.
as di skinner. that they took away any of the
securities that were In ths vaults.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
THE BRIDEe ROOM DIDN'T COME.
Edgar l. barney Disappeared when he was TO
wed Mins Bouteiii-r.

DANBURy. Conn.,, July l4.-Edgar L. Barney
disappeared yesterday upon the eve OF his wed.
ding to Miss Adele Bouteliier OF this city. Miss
Boutellier met Barney while visiting at the
house whore he was boarding. He cam here
from Vermont. His engagement to Miss Bou-
TELLER created ZONE surprise. Extensive ar
r%nnrements wore made for the wedding. which
WAS TO hive taken MACE Mt The Bontellier home
r laiIves N n number o friends were In wait.
INK at the nppo ntei hour. and the clergyman
was in readiness to perform he ceremony. The
bri! ekroum dill not appear. and when a search
for him was made he 'ould not be found. He
Mss BOuteilier bell vos tn I something has hap
pened TO him and thinks that he will return II
he In alive.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
OIL Wells 10 he sunk Near s~,nsham,on.

B~ISGHAMToE. July Alt has been supposed
for years that tho country lying Immediately
sonth OF Binghamton 10 in The pas and oil belt.
A promising Hold 10 the farm OF DanielG. Depue,
In vestal Centre. Water drawn from the we'll
in his back yard and loft in the sun was soon
covered with a heavy black scum. When
SKINNED and dried a ine pow er WIS left. the
powder .wns tested by jew oilers, ami iound to
MIKE y finer polish for gold ana silver than any,
thin I now known. To-day a party OF expert oil
prospcctors visited the well. and ns a result oil
wells will bo sunk. Tho indications are irst
class, and the DO yt!er indicates that tn oil has
properties not possessed By other retrolcums.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
More Money fur A.pnar, Pavementu.

Tho Board OF Estimate appropriated $3.50, 900
moro yesterday Tor the continuation of the WORK
OF laying asphalt pavement in the city str, cts.
and Gen. Coils got S25. 200 to pay for $40 by
drants which no bought some time ago. Tho
application OF the CHI rifles Commissioner for
9b,6O0 with which 10 build u COW stable on Ran
daii's Island was referred TO acting Mayor Jerol-
oman Tor Investigation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

~ARNEa.- Riig-neid. C'nn. on wednesdsy.
July u. Theodore Moore Barnes. Jr.. son If T 'eo-
dor NJ. and Josephine 3. Barn' IS. aged % v"ar-
Funeral srrv ces AZ hsltt r%'sil"nre. 7hh N 'dison
av, Nav York CITY. on Saturday, morning, July
II. a, half past 10 O'Clock. Chicago papers please
COUDERT. On Tuesday. July ~. at his country
seat, Midd' etown. v. j., Charles Coudert. In tho
RIth year OF his age.
Funeral services ut ST. PatrIck's Cathedral. Thur
day. at 10 A. NJ.
DAIY. AT his resid oncr. pe3 Carroll st.. South
BROOKLYN. Edw ard j., h loved son OF Lon sa md
the late IoNu D ,iy. aged ~ years and 3 months
Sotice Of funeral h~'reafter.
Mcguire. suddenly. at FAr Ro"kaway. n. r.
Monday. July ie. Peter W .MsGuire, ag-d 50 years.
Services will be held at the Church star u the Ser
Far Rockaway, on Thurs 'ay at 10 A NJ thence 70
l.. l. r. r.. depot on 1871 train, whicr arrives in
Long Island City at 1910: tn nc" to Calvary
Cemetery. Fren Is and relatives and members Of
Jefferson Council Ma. 8sR. C. p. L.. and st. Anus
bra oh Catholic Kni ;h's OF America invited to
attend. Please omit flowers.
Mck RON. -Anniver sary mass for reposo OF the soui
of The late Joseph |. NJ 'k-on win he held at 81.
Josep''s Cnurrh at Rossvtl Q. stat u Islam !. 1880
AM. Friday, July ~ carrIRge VIII m ct o 4. ~.
boat tr ain from foot OF Whit hal at.
.-o Tues ay. July 10. Mary c. widow OF
James W, Murphy.
Funeral from her late residence, ga West 18th
at. Friday AZ o'clock.
ON WE'LL. At his resii nee. Ia West cad st. on
wrdnes lay. July ~. John o'Neill.
Notice NJ funeral hereaf or
July IS. nj Urp'r Mon'c'A'r. ". j.,
Edward vrn Bergen, son OF William an 1 Ida 4.
Person. hg d 5 years.
Fune- al from var nts' res dcnOe. Bellevue aV.. on
Thursday. at 4:3o p. n Carriers VIII be In
waiting at d'To' on arrival Of A:i5 train foot or
Chambers street on Greenwood Lac Railroad
New 'orS ani Now Jersey papers VI Ae copy.
n W! 10. At Lew ston, Me-. on ~Tue.day. July IS.
isN7 tohn II. RirSer.
NnticP Of funeral hereafter.
ROWLEV.-o, wcdne day. July -. at his residence
at H0stingsupr m. Hue. On. n, Y. John =. Rowley
In the 10 year OF his ace
Funeral serv COS at his to residence on Friday At 8
=. VI. Carr ages VIII III ct Mas aud i2;l . trains
fr m New York,
sTOIIES.-A the country residence Of his brother,
At Cooperstowu, y. " on Tuesday. July IS. joan
s. stokes.
Fune al from his late residence. s3 East 5bth at,
Thursday Afternoon at I o'clock. kindly omit
flowers
TTE KESsICo CEMETERY.-Pr'vat. station. Hzr
L I'm Railroad; s5 minit - rid from tho GRAND
go. - a. - "a a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

The body OF Patrick Hynes, a porter. of 1919
Park avenur, was found in the Harlem Mere
in Central Park yesterday. 1t was taken
70 the, MorRue, where y was identified by
avenue. The body had apparently BEEN a long
time In the wafer.
Toe body OF an unidentified man was found
yes, erdny Oh tho foot OF Fltty-sixlh sire 4 in the
North RlYNA u was removed % he MorRuA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

New ORLEANS, July l4.-Bishops Fitzgerald Of
Little Ro x. Horlin OF Natchez, Verdaguer OF
Brownsville, Dunno OF Dallas. Forest Of San
Antonio. Durior OF Natchitoches. Gallagher OF
q Lveston. md Allen OF Mob o were here to-day
TO n me three clnd dates 10 succ, ei the Late
Archbishop JAnssens, A special IN ,ss or the late
deliy, red a eulogy on HIM. Tho three II mes
for the ArchbIshOprlc were sent in II sealed
pnCkNRe To the POnc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
sTIYDLED WANAMAKER's.
Prisoner Go, Goods nnd Money by PersonatinE
Mrs. william N. haskell.

Mrs. william N. haskell.
Mabel Reynolds of 24s West Forty-third
street was arrested yesterday afternoon on rom.
plant OF james J. Grau. an employee OF John
Wanamakor. who charged that The woman had
pcrsonaied Mrs. william NJ, Haskell. vito OF
the junior member OF the firm OF We'll. Haskell
& Co. of 4s3 q Dad way. and hal BY this mea ms
obtained goo Is from Wnnamaker'sto the value
OF over 800. which had been charged 10 Mrs.
II ,skell's account The WON IN not only OBJ
tame merchandise. but on. on oc asion. repre-
rowed $40 nj the store. and had this also charged
to the Haskell accod
In Jeff rson Market Court she was remanded
until to-day for cxamin, tion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
MRS. HEWKIRK'S FATAL MISTAKE.
she Took CarSoIir Acid. Thinking Il was
Medicine.

Mrs. julia Newkirk OF 90 Pike street. who had
been III Tor some time. started last night TO take
medicIne which had been prescribed for her.
There we're Two bottles on the table, one in
which WAS tn medicine ana In The o her WIS
cnrbo.ic acii, which her brother had been using
on an In ured leg.
She look he ~uArbolic ACID BY mistake. and in
late 70 be OF any assistance She was 20 years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
MARINE INrELLIG ESoR

MINIATURE ALNASAc-rHrs DAT.
Bun rises.... az sun scta... I 2s Nc, m RVS. e87
HioH wArER-rHts DAY.
Sandy Hook. 9 81 Gov. ts'l. Y So He'll Gate 10 -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
DAMAGED By TELLER BooGs.
The Flint National Bank. Dover. Dei., Decides
to Reduce Its Capital stock.

Tho Pint National Hank. Dover. Del., Decides
TO Reduce us Capital stock.
WILMINGTON. DEL. July 1.-the stockholders
OF the First National Bank OF Dover met to-day
to consider what was to DO done In order to con-
tinuo business. II was unanimously decided to
rcduc the capital stock TO $50. 900. which is Just
one half what 1t formerly WAS. The report ofthe
expert engage to examine the banks condition
states tn It the defalcation OF WI liam y.
Bosgs.. the a. s%conding teller, was $l07, 900.
Will b left &54 ,407. 10 In excess OF the liabilities.
The peouiatIons had extcnted through three
ye RS and were effected by. manipulating cash
deposits. He mad way with $6l.4O7.l0 Of the
surplus and undivided profits and enough Of the
capital 10 make up the total loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
FINED o CRUELTY To 4 TURTLE
miller Abused the Reptile shnm~rlly. and
Judge Roe sent Him 10 JAN.

Judge Roe sent Him TO jail.
While George NJ. Mccarthy, President OF the
Bergh society OF Hudson county. WAS walking
through Bergen avenue, jersey City, yesterday,
he saw Louis Miller OF South Orange avenue,
Newark, carrying II sn pplng turtle by the tail.
Every now and then Miller would stop and slam
the turtle against u tel, graph pole or a lamp
posL until the reptile WAS b diy used up.
MIR. MIC r,hy arrested Miller and arraiRned
him be- ore Justice o. the Pedre Roe on a charge
him 10 p ~ a hne o SIS. Miller had no money,
and he was committed 10 the county jail tor
0ye days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
SLEPT on MS LEFT SIDE.
That's Why Fireman Drew DidnI Hear the
Iarm-ToOtharh 10 BInms.

Fireman Daniel J. Drew OF Engine 10 gave a
novel excuse when trie Yesterday Tor not turn.
ing out at an alarm OF IRE on the mig t of July ..
81 had u toothache that night" he s I'D. land
while asleep turned over from my right side 10
my left side so ! did not h ar the alarm"
hHow IL that q asked President Sheffield.
"You know that tremen always lie in bod In
one position so as 10 hear tho alarm. and get ac-
customed 10 that position. II they change II
tho alarm will make no impression on them"
Thu Commissioned doubted the explanation,
and fined Drew three days pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
~Arr,y.d-wEpsEspA,, July IA

So Trave. Thalenborst. Bremen July o and South
7th.
IS Exeter City. watkins. Swansei June so.
So Sinon Dumois. Kanitl, Kin tston.
Sc Seruran a, II ,rscn. Havana. &
ss Banan. Hansen. Santa Martha
ssC erok e. Proctor, San Domingo.
ss Iroquo a. Kpmble. Charl ton.
Ss Penc'a"tor. Towns II. PIT, a lclphtN
IS Odd D, m'nion. n ateman. X Q imoud.
IS +. w. Bruno. Masingo. b fillmore. ,
lfor later arrv us 81, f.rtt Phys.1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
erased b, the Heat, ne ChoLed ais WIG.

MoRRIsTowN, n. j., July l4-John Ridge,
who was prostrated by the heat on Sunday, be-
came violently insane and WAS sont TO The Nor
RE Plains hospital to-day. Last night he 20 II
ana choked his wife until she became uncon-
BoLouk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
Special 3lo:trts.

MANY I~NFITTNCFS CONB'NE to MAIZE he
hair 'r'sp. fe rs thin and ray. Ia best restorative
is PARKER'S A liALSAM.
MOEt:AN'S IMPERIAL CARRONATFp DISTILLED
WATEkS. A~ttcstej by BoarI ~ Hca,ta, WOrll's FLlr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
TOOK HELLEBoRE BIZ M1srAxE.
Miss mullen Thought u Was Lirorirs and tho
Error NrarIy COai Her Tier Life.

NEW BRUNswlcK. n. J.. July l4.-MIss Ellen
Mullen. who lives nj So Lee avenue, poured out
two teaspoonfuls OF what she thought WAS a
harmless li,orice powder this morning. and.
mixing 1t in a glass OF water, drank it. She be-
came III Immediately an 1 called her niece. Miss
NJ mic Mul en-, who founi that her aunt had
taken "A dose OF helleborc. which Was used TO kill
parasites on rose bushes. A mel yhbor gave Miss
Mullen an emetic OF melted butler aud called q
physician. He said that Mlss Mullen would
probably recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
N o PARDON FOR TIE roUyGERs

Vbe State Board OF Vardon- Decides That They
Must Remain Ia Prison.
ST. PAUL MIMI. July l4.-The State Board OF
Pardons decided to-day not to pardon tho
Younger brothers. The Missouri friends OF
the YounRers say they will not cease their
efforts TO SECURE pardon for them. The prison
ers. II IL generally believed. will be pardoned.
but probably not Tor some years YET.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
Business Vutires.

4 hummer Luxury. ar'e'ian plnng es at Lafayette
Place Baths; less exp nsive and more refr' slin than
Q trip TO the sea. Always open. Gentlemen only.
Pure ana Correct Mineral WRtrra.
Manufactur d from Distl ed Water by
CARL Il. SCHULTZ. 40 LIST Az, n. Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

York.
So Louisiana, from New Orleans for New York.
IS 81 Dorado, from New o,leans for Now York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15
ArRIvRn ONT.

ga st. Paul. from New York. at Southampton.
So Pa'''la from New Yur {. 1T Hambur'.
IS Ma'sd ~. fr IN New York. AZ Rotterdam
Ss Serv,a, from New York. at Queenstown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

TIE KENsTCo CEMETERY. station. HHr
l. lrm Railroad; AZ minit - rid from tho Grand
Central Depot, omcr. H. Est +2l -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

,An.En FROM DOMESTIC roRra

Sc Amsterdam. from ROTTERDAM for New York.
So Peninsular. from L sbon for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-07-15

Riig-neld. C'nn.. on wednesday.
July II. Theodore Moore Barnes, JE.. son NJ T ,eo-
dor. NJ. and Josephine B. Barn's aged 90 v"a1.
Funeral srrv ces AZ h sltt r 'sid"nre. 7hh " 'disou
av, New York CITY. on Saturday, morning. July
II AT half pns1 10 O'Clock. Chicago papers please
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1897-09-11

Providence, X. l.. Sept. SIT is unof-
ficially announced that DIR. Andrews
will insist upon the acceptance OF his
resignation from the presidency OF
Brown university. This decision was
arrived at after conference Tuesday
afternoon between DR. Andrews and
the advisory and the executive COM
mittees OF the corporation. His con
nection with the Cosmopolitan univer-
sity. It's thought, will take up too much
time to permit OF his dcyoting his at
tention TO both universities. His de-
cision is in spite Of letter received 10y
him from the faculty begging him to
remain