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New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
PRINCE TSAI IN DISGRACE FOR LIFE

Vancouver b. c.. July I.-The Princess Dowager
OF China has confined Prince Tsai for life in dun
geon for not being present TO congratulate her on
her birthday and In refusing TO worship at the
shrine OF his ancestors. His title s 10 be taken
from him. and he Is TO be publicly whipped on the
bare back with bamboos until he screams Tor mercy.
after which he Is 10 be shut up between four walls
and fed on spare diet until he repents This decree
has been published In the Court gazette.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
Discussed FOR CARELESSNESS.

Postmaster Van Cott yesterday dismissed Edward
IT NIcou who was appointed inspector of
branch stations in this city by Postmaster Day
ton in August. 1885, at salary of N.iD a year
The charge on which he was dismissed was that
he was careless in examination of Station @; at
Eifth-nve and Thirteenth-st., on July Y, falling
m make n careful count OF the money ana stamps
The afIidavit upon which he was dismissed was
made nv William A. Moger. the superintendent Of
the station Mr.. Nicoll was quoted yesterday as
oa,,r,huttne his removal to political reasons
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND T0-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington July 2l-The pressure Is high OF the
Atlantic the Gulf and North Pacific coasts. The storm
30, ,noved from, Minnesota Superior and Is quite
sovere for July. a pressure OF 204s inches being re-
ported from Duluth and southeast wind OF thirty
miles per hour Marquette 1t Will probably move
north Of the United states border with only slight
fact, upo, the lower lakes Showers have occurred
the Middle and South Atlantic States the lake regions
and IN the Ohio and Lower Mississippi valleys The
ien,nerature has risen the Missouri and Middle Mis-
sssppl valleys and the middle and northern slope,
and has remained nearly stationary elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

Hotel to-day Death resulted from blood poison
Ing He arrived here on Monday In poor health
The body has been sent TO New-York
The Rev John Michael Curey. the senior assist
ant rector OF the Church OF st. Michael. at Thirty
second-st and Nnth-ave, was born In this city
on November &c, 1861 After attending the pa
rochial school OF St. Michaels parish. In this city
he entered the College OF st. Francis Xavier. In
West SIxteenth-st., from which he graduated
in 1881 being one OF the honor men In his class.
Later he went to Rome, where he studied philoso-
phy and theology in the American College. being
most OF the time ne was there under Cardinal
Satou who was then a professor At the compile
ton OF his course at the institution Father Curey
was ordained to the priesthood by Cardinal Pa
rocchi Wears general to the Pope His ordination
took place on June l9 1856.
He returned To this country and was appointed
assistant priest at St Michaers where he was sta
toned from the time OF his appointment up to his
death. He had been the superintendent or the
parochal school OF his parish for a long time.
Last Sunday night Father Curley started for a
fortnight's vacation his destination being Sara
toga where he arrived on Monday For some time
ne had not been in good health. His death was
unexpected, and a sad surprise to his associate
priests .
Father Clrleys parents living. and his broth
err the Rev d. j. Curey is the assistant pastor OF
the Church OF the Holy Name. at Ninety-slxth-st
and Amsterdam-ave. The pastor OF st. Michaers
left town last night for Saratoga 10 bring the body
10 this city. The funeral will be held at St.
Michael's Church Saturday 10 o'clock, and the
burial will be In Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

ty-Sheriffs Charles b. Simpson and William
Desmond took possession of the Hotel ArliSgton.
in Washngton-st Brooklyn, at midnight last
night The attachment was made under judg-
ment of 81 200 for rent. due to 1sidor Bon. The
Judgment was against Emil Kuntz. who conducted
the hotel Kuntz was formerly manager OF the
VictorIa Hotel I'm New-York City. He has been
evtremey I'M for the last four months. This Is the
third proprietor of the place who has fallen into
tho Sherff's hands,
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
SULTAN YIELDS TO THE POWERS
HE ACCEPTS THE NEW FRONTIER LINE
BUT WITH RESERVATIONS.

HE ACCEPTS THE NEW FRONTIER LINE
BUT WITH RESERVATIONS.
Constantinople. July 2l.-The Sultan has ls-
sued an trade sanctioning the settlement OF the
frontier question in accordance with the wishes
Of the Powers.
The trade appears to accept the frontier line
fixed by the military attaches Of the Powers
with reservations which probably means that
there will be further delays.
The original demand Of the Turkish Govern
ment. submitted on June 20, was for all the
northern portion OF Thessaly down TO the
river Peneios and to n point twelve kiIo-
meters beyond the line of the Peneios tSalambria)'
In the district OF Larissa. The concession OF ms
demand would have meant an important increase In
Ottoman territory This proposal the Powers re-
fused to consider. They informed the Turkish Gov
ernment that all that Turkey could hope for was a
recihcation of the existing mountain frontier loI
strategic purposes only and that the @ Europeahh ,,
military attaches submitted line drawn JUST souti
OF the Khassa Mountains. which includes one OF
two small villages inhabited by Greeks Inc pouh-
dary as recthed by the military attaches give tle
Turks possession of the mountain passes 10 lne
north OF Thessaly which formerly were In posse s.
sion of the Greeks The question or the lndenihit!
to be paid by Greece remains to be settled
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
WEDDINGS.

Lyons NJ Y. July N.-James Kilby prominent
attorney of Nyack. married this evening 70
Miss Edith Margaret Van Etten. at Lyons The
ceremony was performed at the home Of John w:
Van Etten, by the Rev. William ~. Webbe. OF
couple will be at Nyack. The bride has been
teacher In a Nyack school.
GaIilee. n. j.. July 2i GpeciaD.-Mis Elizabeth
Irving Knox daughter Of the late John Jay Knox.
was married to Thomas Curtis Clarke. jr. OF New.
York in ST. Peters Protestant Episcopal Church
here. at to-day, by the Rev. Dr. David h
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
.yUsTJcE BIsCHOFF EYTERTAINS.

Justice Henry Blschor jr.. gave dinner last
evening at his home. No 10 West Ninety -sixth-st
10 Justice Abraham r. Lawrence and other Judges
OF the Supreme Court All the Judges OF the APP
pellate Division and other Supreme Court Judges
who are In the city, IL said. were At justice
BischofYo dinner.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

Mr. Mundea who belonged to the Radical wing
Of the Liberal party, was born in 1926. On his
fathers side he was of Italian descent. He re-
ceved a liberal education. and was subsequently
engaged In the staple trade of Nottingham. where
he became Sheriff in 1852. In 1853 he organized
the first courts of arbitration for the settlement Of
trade disputes and this was the most important
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
CHAPLAIN MILBURN ~ LEEDS.

Leeds, July 2.-The feature OF to-days meeting
OF the Wesleyan Conference. now in session here.
was an eloquent speech by the Rev. W. II. Mil
burn chaplain OF the United States Senate In
the course OF his remarks Mr. Milburn said that
Methodsm was OF the mighty forces binding
England and the United States together.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
A DANGEROUS HAIRWASH.

MRS. sAMUEIsoN DEAD IN LONDON FROM BuKNS
CAUSED ny ITS IGNITION.
Landau Julv o1-Mrs Frances Samuelson. or
Rreckentroueh Hall Yorkshire. died at the nome
Of her father-in- law, the Right Hon Sir Berhharu
SamueIson. Baronet. Princes Gate. London lro','
injuries received while her hair was being dresscu
with petroleum hairwash. which lgnteu' nv
hairwash gives off strong fumes. and Mrs. Samuei-
con vos fr,ghtfrly burned She fingered three
weeks in terrible agony before she died. nsr
hairdresser badly burned In tryins 10 eN'''-
gtIish the flames OF the burning hair ..,o,,
The ha!rwash Is q recent French impo' !! ta'.S, W.
and has a great vogue in London WIN II 'oe o1
hair can be ashed and dried in quarter oi "H
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

General Calwwell was born in Massachusetts, six
ty-seven years ago He was educated as civil
engineer but the beginning of his successful rail-
road career clerk In the offices OF the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. This was consid-
eraby more than forty years ago, and he remained
in the service Of the Pennsylvania road for the
greater part Of his life In 1853 he transferred
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
OBITUARY..
-. w. CALDWELL.

Cleveland, Ohio. July 2l.-General ID. w. Caldwell.
president OF the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern
Railway died at his home In Lake-ave at 1870
o'clock this afternoon. General Caldwell was at
tackled a week ago by gout which was followed py
cold and neuralgia. He grew rapidly worse until
last night. when he became unconscious
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
DlUiGE BY HAIL IN ZURICH

Zurich, July 2l.--A terrible hailstorm has devas-
tated the country north of the Lake OF Zurich.
Crops and fruit trees have been destroyed. build
ings damaged and telegraph wires torn down The
damage is widespread, and general CONSERVATION
prevails In the district affected.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
MRS. MARTIN GETS 1T ALL.

London. July H.--Under the will OF her late hus-
band. John Biddulph Martin the wel-known
banker who died of pneumonia at Las Pamas
Grand Canary last March Mrs Victoria Clanln
Woodruff Martin will receive the entire estate,
which IL probated at Gli1.0O0 net.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
DR WILLIAM THURMAN.

DR. William Thurman died yesterday at his
home No lO7 West Elghty-sxth-st. He was gradu-
ated from the College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
In this city, IN 1854 For about thirteen years he
had been a member OF the Academy OF Medicine.
and for some time he had been connected with ST.
rnhp mi
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
ANTHONY J. MUNDELLA.

London, July H.-The Right Hon. Anthony j.
Mundea, NJ p. for the Brightside Division OF
Sheffield. and twice President OF the Board OF
Trade with a seat in the Cabinet died to-day OF
PARALYSIS. He stricken Tuesday OF last week
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
CITIZENS UNION MEETINGS.

outdoor meetings are to be held this week under
the direction OF the Citizens Union Organization as
follow:
At No. IA Avenue A. in the XIVth Assembly
District this evening at o'clock; J. B. Leavitt TO
preside: speakers. J. B. Leavitt, John ). Crosby,
6. w Ager. George Flint Warren. jr., ana James
r. Brown. ,, ..
At Grand and Columbia-sts.. in the X1lth Assem-
bly, District, this evening at o'clock H. ID. Kramer
preside. , ,.,,,,.,
At Fifty-secord-st. and Tenth-ave., in the %Vllth
Assembly District, this evening n; o'clock; Dr. H.
l.. Taylor to preside.
At the headquarters of the Nth Assembly Distric,,
o'clock: Oliver C. Semple to preside.
Resolutions declaring in favor OF Seth Lows NOM
inaton for Mayor of Greater New-York are TO be
adopted il is understood. al all these meetings
TWO TWO
II was said at the Citizens Union headquarters.
No. 80 East Twenty-third-st., Yesterday that more
signatures for Low were rapidly coming ln. ana
that the returns were being tabuaed by the clerks
and arranged in boroughs, Assembly districts ana
wards.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
rUr DT-CHESS OF H4WILTON MARRIED.

rordon July 2l.-The Duchess OF Hamilton was
married quietly on Tuesday morning at Leicester
70 Mr.. Foster Little is known locally oi tie oi.ue ~
" w =, &, stated that the Duke Of Devonshire
was present at the ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

but his accomplces have confessed and have pro-
duced n letter alleged to have been written ely ~
Boitcheff In which he declared that Prince ferui,
nand wished the girl to be got rid OF, because & o,
scandaous at Court OF when she hao DEC"
10
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

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New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
FORMER AID on TRIAL.

Phippopolis July 2l.-The trial OF Captain Bolt
chef ex-aide-de-camp TO Prince Ferdinand OF Bull
garia and his accomplices In the murder OF his
mattress Anna szimen a beautiful singer of Buda-
pest was begun to-day. Boitchen denies his quit.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
4 BrRRICANE N CENTRAL FRANCE.

Paris July 2l.-A dispatch from Bourges, capital
NJ the Department Of Cher. i miles south OF Paris.
savs that the northwestern portion Of the Depart
ment has been devastated by hurricane.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
TO PREPARE FOR THE COMING FIGHT.

The Executive Committee OF the independence
Han Democracy is to meet at Its headquarters,
Thrd-ave. and Twcntys 10 arrange
for district meetings of the organization in the
month of August so that preparations for taking
part in this years municipal fight may be made
The leaders of the Independence Hall Democracy
are congratulating themselves that the last APP
pointment made by Mayor Strong before his de-
parture for Richfed Springs for months vaca-
ton VAS that of City Marshal q. l.: l-owenthal
i'm the Fourth District Court The Independence
Hall men now have marshals in each of the judi
cial districts below Fourteenth-st.. hVe In all.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
STRIKE or TELEGRAPHERS AVERTED

London July 21.-The threatened strike of teleg-
ra piers has been averted. The operators are IN
clined TO accept a compromise.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
SERIOUS OUTBREAKS AT BARCELONA

Madrid July 2-There have been serious out
breaks and riots at Barcelona. and the gendarmes
have been stoned by the mob. The Government
has sent large reinforcements TO restore order
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
MRS. JULIA C.. M4FFTTTS BEQUESTG

ST. Louis July H.-The will of Mrs julia G. Mar
fit reputed to have been the richest woman In St
Louis has been filed for probate. The estate 10
valued at 5000 Oc and consists largely OF personal
property. which is divided among six children, snare
and share alike. Charitable bequests amounting 70
40 600 are made
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
yANsEy THINKS ANDREE CAN DO 1T.

Stockholm July 2f-The "Aftonbladet" has
celved dispatch from DR.. Nansen. in which the
explorer says he thinks that Herr Andree's plan
OF reaching the North Pole by balloon Is practicable
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
TURKISH OFFICERS INVITED.

Berlin July 2.-Emperor William has invited the
Sultan to send Turkish officers to witness the Ger
man military manpuvres.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
MR.. SHERMAN ENTIRELY RECOVERED

Washington, July A.--It Is said al the State De-
par,ment that Secretary Sherman has fully recov-
cred from his recent illness and that he would have
been at the Department to-day had there been any
matters requiring his personal attention. he ex-
oeco 70 bs At his desk tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

MOrgan's Imperial Carbonaed distilled waters. at
tested b. Board - Health. Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
Guerial Notices.


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A Private sanitarium for

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ment: constant supervision: delightful homA
Send for description and references TO
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New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
THE REV JOHN NJ. CERLEY.

Saratoga, y. Y, July 2l-The Rev. Father John
NJ Curley senior assistant pastor at ST. Michaers
catholic Church. New-York. died at the Windsor
Hotel to-day. Death resulted from blood poison
ing He arrived here on Monday In poor health
The body has been sent to New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.


In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbune's self
Yecordng barometer The dotted line the tenn
perature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Onice July 81 1 n. mThe weather yesterday
in the for ,ncoa The temperature ranged
between II and SO degrees the average (sOs degrees)
being III degrees higher than that OF Tuesday and "a
degrees that corresponding day Of last
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
MARRIED..

WORCEsTER-KIRKHAM-On Saturday. July IL. 1897.
st. Mary Abbotts. Kensingon London susan Baio-
win daughter Of Augustus Kirkham, ESQ., OF Hastinge.
on-Hudson n. Y. TO Wilfred James Worcester o.
NeW-Y1rk
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

After the closing OF the supplementary Transatan
mails named above. additional supplementary na srs
nnanad an the piers OF the American English French
ana German steamers. and remain open until within
60 ,nInufca OF the hour OF sailing of steamer.
~ l,L.N A l.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

Should be read DAILY By all interested. as changes
may occur any tme) - - 80
Foreign mails for the week ending July q, 1885,; will
close promptly al at the General Posofce ~
follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-22

.pr,r,ad matter etcGermsn steamers sailing Tues
days take printed matter, etc. for Germany and
necIsy addressed printed matter etc. tor other parts
~ Euro,,e American and White Star steamers on
Wednesiays German steamers on Thursiays. and
C,.ard French and steamers Saturdays take
nrnted matter etc. for all countries for which they are
advertised carry mail.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1897-03-25

DIR. Judkins was on the stand Sat
urday morning and counsel for the
state claimed that he was an unwilling
witness before the grand jury last fall,
and it was hard work to draw from
him the testimony he gave. lie SAID
he remembered Mrs. Marsh's calling
for white arsenic but did not ask what
it was for nor could he remember how
large quantity she wanted. DIR.
.Judkins answered more readily in the
cross examination but nothing was de-
veloped, except that he considered
himself morally responsible for any
damage that might accrue from the
use of the arsenic. Thus he refused to
sell it.
Mrs. Joseph Carney testified that
Mrs. Marsh told her that she wished
her husband was dead.
Court was then adjourned TO Mon
day afternoon.
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Rutland Lianor Sellers !

Fred Fem, who went bail for his
former fine taker, Jepson, in 30 liquor
cases, has been sued for $4,000 bail.
Jepson has skipped out, ard it now
appears that Mr.. Fem will be obliged
TO pay the full amount
Another case which will attract con-
siderable attention is that of Emily f..
Huller against w. Ii. Valiquette, pro-
prietor Of the Berwick House. She
brings suit for SIC, 900 for injuries that
her husband received by falling
through trap door in the vicinity Of
the saloon connected with the house
when intoxicated. The suit has been
brought under the liability OF the liq-
nor law, and the opinion is here that
Mr.. Naliquette will probably pay dear
for alleged liquor selling in this par
ticular case.
Ii is very noticeable that the liquor
dealers are not so bold in selling liq-
uor at the opening of this term OF
court as they have been during the
past few years. They are afraid that
the policy inaugurated by Judge
Rowell last fall will be carried out by
Judge Tyler.
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THE PRIZE FIGHT.
The Manager of the Big Prize Fight
Former Burlington BOy.-Other Notes.

The Manager of the Big Prize Fight a
Former Burlington BOy.-OtherN Notes.
Dan Stuart, the manager of the
Corbett- Fitzsimmons fight at Carson
City, was born at Hinesburgh, this
state, 80 years ago and formerly at
tended school at Burlington. His
real name is Daniel Meehan. His
father was very strict with him and
the boy ran away at the age of II
and found employment as water boy
to the men building the Delaware y
Hudson railroad. His father found
him, however, and brought him back
to Burlington. Two years later,
after severe punishment AT the hands
Of his father, he ran away again, and
under the name of Dan Stuart secured
employment in a livery stable at
Glens Falls, n. Y. He went West at
an early age and made fortune by
buying real estate in Galveston, Texas,
before the deep waterway cut was ex-
tended 10 the ocean. He was the
promoter of the Fitzsimmons-M aher
fight in Mexico and lost $4,000 by
the interference of the authorities with
the proposed fight of Corbett and
Fitzsimmons at Hot Springs, Arkan-
sas, last year. Stuart is sporting
man and a gambler, but it is claimed
that he is honorable in all his deal
ings. Stuart is bachelor. lie fell
in love with Texas girl several
wears ago and sent her abroad to be
educated, and they were TO be mar
ried on her return, but she died in
Germany before her studies were
completed.
\ Vergennes Frenchman with a
fondness for prize-fighting became so
infatuated with the idea of seeing the
great mill at Carson that he left \ err
gennes six weeks ago and ma his
way to Carson on foot, stealing rides,
etc.
Probably the heaviest winner in
betting in the state was John Cotter
of Mortified, who won 5000. There
were several other heavy winners of
from $500 to 500. Deputy L. 5.
Marshal James A. Kelley OF Burling-
ton lost over $500 on Corbett. Many
in -. Adams lost quite heavily while
others made lot of money.
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q bottle
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