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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-07-30
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
s.. ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.
Liverpool, Quebec and Montreal, Cali
ing at Londonderry.

From From From
Liverpool Steamship Montreal. Quebec.
s May, Carthaginian, % May, % MAY,
IS May, California, 2a May, so Nav.
~ May, Lanrentian, 5 June, June.
~ May, Numidian, IL june IS June
June, Partisan, 10 June, 20 june
The Saloons and Staterooms are in the cen
ira tral part where least motion is felt Eiee-
trieity is used for lighting the ships through
out. the lights being at the command Of the
passengers at any hour of the night. Music
Rooms and Smoking Rooms Oh the promenade
deck. The Saloons and statsrooms ara heated
by steam
Rates Of passage $500 and $4,000. A re-
duction is made 0p Round Trip Tickets,
Second Cabin-To Liverpool, London and
Londonderry, $500 and $36.25; return,
$66.75 and $4,000.
steerage-To Liverpool, London. Glasgow,
Belfast or Londonderry. including every re-
quisite for he voyage $3.50.
For tickets or fl4ther information
apply to T. p. MCGOWAN. 418 Congress St.
J.B. HEATING, 5l1a Exchange st
H.& A. ALLAN. | Montreal
and 90 State St.,
novAdn J Boston.
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DOMINION Line.

RATES OF PASSAGE.
First Cabin. $50. so and upwards. Return
Slo5 and upwards according to Steamer and
accommodations
Second Cabin. To Liverpool, London, Lon
donderry and Queenstown, $34 and $50. 25.
return. $66.T5 and 500 according to Steamer
and accommodations.
Storage To Liverpool London. London.
gerry, Glasgow, Queenstown and Belfast,
sz2.b0 and $3.50. according TO Steamer.
Apply to j. B, Heating, 81 1-2 Exchange
street. T. r. MCGOWAN, AIS Congress street, j.
". Peterson. Q Exchange street, or David Tor
rance Co., general agents, Montreal.
deco diff
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sAlLED-Barge Brunette, Kennebec.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS,

FROM OUR CORRESPUNDf1NIo To-
BoOTHBAY HARBOR, July 28-Ar;; sens ms
Lady Antrim Boston for Rockland: ADD.e ~, ~,
gals Saco Tor Jonesport Lucy Belle pons.
land John Douglass, Portland for Bangor sof !
cyrus Chamberlain New York for Ihonlas tum
nnez, Portland for Milbrdge; Jerusna bah t,,,
Norfolk.
ROCKPORT. July 29-Ar, schs W X SMITH, mata
CHAN, Ms.
Sid. sch Ira Bliss, Lord New York.
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MAINE COAST NAVIGATION co.
The Popular Line For
POpstam Beach, Squirrel Rssmnd
BOOtnDay MnrbOr and WiscaSeet
STEAMER SALAClA.

Commencing Tuesday, June i5th, win lsave
Franklin Wharf, Portland, daily except Sun
day at am.-Popha1n Beach, $40 a..n-, SQuis-
rel Island 10. 10 an. 3oothbay harbof l6.s0
Il. pl., arriving AZ Wlscassst about IL. - q II.
CDnasotiDS NJ Squirrel ISLAND after June 52nd
guild at Wssoaaset for all stations ION Wiscasses
s. Quebec II. H.
Touching at Isle Of Springs and North Edge
cc;nb &C signal
Returuing-Lesvs Wlscasscs at 1915 ., M.
Boothhay Harbor 2o0p M, Squirrel LELAND 2.eO
2. m. PoDam Beach e.I5 .. ~. arriving at
Portland abous e.SO p. N. connecting with
stsaners for Boston, and on TuesGsys,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays With
steamers Tor New York
Popular Daily Excursions
10 any la;rsng--.ickets good for one day only
SLIGO fer the round Tip.
Connections age generally made but In no
case guaranteed.
.. G. OLIVER, President.
CHAS. r. LEWIS. Treasurer. ieladti
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Tobacco.

Am. calf. S0@1.00l Tobacco.
Lead. Best brands. .5O460
Sheet. ......6 @6M Medium. -. .3O94O
Pipe. ..."..5 @5A Common. ..... .2503O
Zinc...... 71s as NaturgIaf ...e0470
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I'D. sch Ira Bliss, Lord. New York.

EXCHANGE DISPATCHES.
NJ In port at Hiogo July Z, ships Emily Meeu'
Nichols, and Serva Gilmore, for New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
RETrRV or GEORGE II. DANIELS.

George II. Daniels. general passenger agent OF The
New-York Central Railroad, has returned from
vacation passed at Lake Geneva. Wis Mr.. Daniels
is much benefited by his rest and said yesterday
that ne couldn, help becoming inoculsted with the
hopeful spirit prevalent In the West while he was
out there. II found every busy and sanguine
that good times abou. 10 be realized" he said
The farmers have big crops and going 70 got
a good price. | suppose that some OF the farmers
will hold their wheat for a better price. They
all sure that wheat IS going 20 keep on climbing
but great many need the money right away and
are selling at advantageous prices. This money. OF
course viii be spent right away. ana VIII pass into
almost every known cdannei Of business This Is
going 10 give impetus to all classes Of buSinesE.
and already the conditions improving.
When asked about the reported car famine In the
West. and the difficulty 20 get cars enough 10 move
the big grain crop. Mr.. Daniels said Whenever
there Is heavy draft FOR the result s.
always felt II j. found that the con-
geSed al point foreign 10 the spot where they
wanted. The cmptes' rushed through.
however, and these things always adjust them
selves. There will he no actual or material incon-
Ven!enCe lack OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
THE OPENING AT WEBER d FIELDS

Newly decorated and regided Weber & Fields
Music Hall opened for the season las. evening
The house crowded and huge stands OF now.
ers placed around the house gave festive appear
ance 10 the theatre. The audience vas appreci-
alive and eemonstrative The favorites were heart.
liz. greeted. and every seemed 70 enjoy the
evening The vaudeville programme previous 10 the
burlesque included Miss Marie Lofus. woo arrived
s a ot, songs although she atn!cted with a
cold Mcinre and Hsa mad s 5sff h en,ed
-, nt p acrohats ended the vaudeville bill
The buesque is the wok b OF Rsnn , Il Lee 2pd
JUnI IIaoT; has been bestowed upon II. John
siromberg mas written catchy and tune f jingle
ana INC Dopn ~ wejl-knowu mirt h-provokers are
Teqarsd nHdns PeIer R Weolr i% d, F K
iey. @ tnrnard Miss Lillian Swain. Miss Gertrude
Maned Miss Mabel fnopb u nna Esne on ec 1Rf
course "a u,ae ,nterpolated. Secret Servants was
81 lille given 10 the burlesQue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
MOVING 4 TOWN on SCOW&.

From The Seattle Times.
Tho town o. Ncw-kIm!lchie, In Mason County,
rii soon cease 10 exist except IN rAne. Al pres
49, m 'oU-n site presents deserted appearance.
ali the buildings except one store ana hoto! are
iNn,afed and many have either been torn down Or
,novcd aVav The tOwnsite il owned by mill
nnmnanv as well all the buildings. month
40 = railroad had its terminus there.
Nov there IL nothing LETT except the right or
- and a few old ties. The rails were taken
~ and the roundhousc. machine shops and every
King were move. away. Two miles and a haIf
tirtHer no the bay Is the new town and the ter
Irms NJ fhe railroad. which handles more sawlogS
TIE railroad Is owned by the mill company, and
,hev dump millions OF feet OF logs in the va Ter
"a n wear The town mas not yet received d
nsnne gu, nevertheless il has its importance.
gang O. house-ToVers went over snort time
100 and proceeded 10 move the buildings 20 the rev
eeSrnirus OF the railroad These buildings were
tsknn down 10 the beach and loaded on scows and
~ The new town which some have called the roll.
Way" because there is where the logs are rolled
sro1,, the cars into the bay. Two large houses are
NOW being placed scoTs. ana VIII De to"ed 10
por, Blakcley a distance OF eighty miles
The houses are two stories IN height ana torty
feet long and placed on scows being ;owed up me
harbor they look very pretty Al the same time
Uird would soon cause the houses 10 tumble IN
,he bav Three more buildings o. the same Size
will bc taken 10 Blakelsy-;hen the town VIII not
amount much -, t-
The whar. will be attacked next. and the large
ga rehouses will be moved to the 'rollway. After
that the compsnys Offices and other buildinSs Will
he taken away to lend dignity TO he neT town.
Only two families the postolice two deserted notes
and an odd Fellows hall will comprise the town OF
Ney-K am!lchie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
rar llrr>y liD r. DrUGFEU EyFPoINr.


fr nrTR,vrD \ PRINTERS BOY WHO TRIED IT,
AND Hr DOESN'T ADMIRE T;Ic INVENTION.
The American institute Fair wnich opens At
Madison Square Garden on september "a. is Z
nagre, for horI. 90 -mall-fry inventors. WHO
wish 30 exhibit th-'r new and invaluable dew 'eS
ana the general supe-r ,rdents oft"- IN the tower
o. th4 Garden is daily haunted hy these on'-idea
men. who have cr"h solved an ancient problem or
inreul5usly supplied lons-fc't want. one product
OF A BROOKLYN mans inventive brain Is pair Of
electric dur.Loeil- His schem" IS that. while
STRENGTHENING the jic-ps with dlmbueu exercise,
tie eymrIs'lc selr-.mproy.r can ton" lp w''h an
electric current emanatiug from a storage battery
alta he'd TO the clothing covering the breast
The fair suIeririrud"nt's office forms three sides
of a SQUARE 80 that at least three persons may te
IA % Al once ind ea'n nor be- aware ~ On" pies
4 prir'or's boy called 70 deliver some envelopes
the other aty. ard white waiting for Mr. tnI-s"rad
ar somebody 20 sign A delivery re- eipt. his -"
rested he ele tric dumht"l-. A.cHchIar showed
how they worked hooking the battery o.. tlc
front Of his soft SHIRT, ne lft"d Oue-pound dumb
ieH in each hand. and dr"a ming OF th" hour whom
hc could deal right-hauded qui"tus on the SOAR
r.fic world he adulged I'm a Wild Aight % calls
fhrrirs. Inadvertently. lie must have pressed tic
button the wrong way for he got such a sudden
electrical shock that no sought relief ia In" rs "a
lions Of 4 dancing d"rylsh. .
The elevators rN'nhHng announced NJ. nff-
s.,ti's appruIrh and the boy hustled En pUsciouS
of the presence Of nm cbs"rydnt ana mighty lie
iiyttrd clerk 10 replace the dumbbels. TIL" bat
tcrv however IA lsi'aIy inclined. ard. Win a
yoi,. resembling O. -Cycutc"n-ycir locust sans q
,.u'1i. song which. together with the boy f"l
f,ce BETRAYED his tImpering with the latest great
devicc for creating IN athlete out % rheumatic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
THE CASINO AVID TIE LAWS DELAY

As was hinteI IN these columns yesterday. the de-
cl,.on oH Justice S'lner on Wedo"s.ty IN regard 20
he Casino docs not bring arout ANYTHING IKE 4
settlement of the affair ~ Ria; in'rcI''y involved
house Already the announcement j. made iu1i
Franklin E,n. the receiver u t.t casino company
win appeal the case. on he ground .ntt the sum
~ &, - which the DECISION r"uu.rra fta company
., nav for back rent j. ~ ---!ye. However Eu-
dOlpn ArJus0H and Henry l. Sire. Who or" IArs'F
n,rra-fa, In. the Casino COMPANY seem 90 n~ conn
dent rha- The sl5t'V Will Dee paid. and tEat thcF VIII
rcctiu possession Of the mouse. IN The mean I'm"
no alarm IS % bee noted on he part OF the George
" Lcd~rcr Company. which is JHsi H)" ~ pos
session. George s. II l.-iau. oi THIS company.
said .a-t night that ~" company would 70 90 win
n. affairs and ..t others -'ttIe their suits among
themselves II they should all b" settled and ~"
property should be- sold. IL would be Tine enough
10 ta!k about what the George w Loiercr tor-
pany would 30 when it Vas discovered Who o"nfu
The house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03

oLssAs se R. T. GE as v ls' t 53S o: Spec s?
80. - r, .I'-i' 81, -, - ~ 49, ''
Notice u funeral from S. Francis AayeFs CEura New
Klad:y omit flowers.
cHAUNcEY-At Alexandria Bay y. T. Monday.
!sr l3g' MS 5rcb ~ e Holy Trinity Gin
ior ana Montague SIS, Brooklyn, on Saturday. Sep
DowXER-on Non4ay. Angus, go 1897 Frederick W.
Downer. ir. q Frederick w powner at Las vegas
Nscr ne family ny5ei 70 attend @5. IS funeral al
saturday, September !, at II O'Clock q m.
DREw--A, Lr-shmo.t. y. Y. on Ags:st 81 1891 Mrs.
Rea'i'es ara friends are Respectfully invited 70 aSshi
tauera! s'r.ic.s 20 -. s.e2i.n ...l-I2@ "a. NJ
?aial-phl papers please copy.
FOREMAEon the 1t INST. Harriet Fo,.man ased -;
a,'' d. am 10, p -Ii,rrag home AZ No 4l4 Vest
42d-s'.. today. Pr 1879 8. m.
HARRioT-on Yedne 2y se2enif' J. ls; eyer "a
the la'e Maria uaIr- ~ his residence No. u Central
Funeral services wi. be hed az the wes Presbyterian
Church i2l ST.. letwssa oh and 9Th ares On sa;ar-
day. a. inst. ~ II o. H.
HoRNEon sep,eraaer !? 1871. At brs Il, n y y AeS-
T'en4s aai eat.te. are ny p. 20 ate s lir 90
1er;suaac. B. i.gi .. ,. "a.
bay;d +. J.7-r.ss IN ais as'a var.
trenton laI fiai~'rd.a pagers Please eefy
MpERMoTr denly -.sra.'- = is2; a. Freehold
Fireai s1.-iay ,ep,m5-r = ?. f:osn ate Fe'-
demo at Free old.
ROOT-A. thl Fl.,h AvcGE. Hotel OF IAIrstay. sep
tar.her = l.g-. Lewis b. l.1.t.
! lr'n-rna-t az For, Was.- ini.
sMEDEsN N'9,roney y g. saD'e e.; : .y issi'
Sne!es an. TIE .lt. paa ..tft.noau.
Funeral services Presbyterian Cl-cch sunday. sep
taIul-r j. -
| rr-1T!r-nn September l. Erna wife 4 c.. c. Tu-.le
daughter Il t1- lIf- i--,-.r- H. All 4-----4-4
Golg..s.y.
Funeral s--viCos --lce. y. lus Vest
.
I lrte-rasat T!eenw0od sunday n.rn.rs.
WDDU-On september - Upper 4 Irt-!lr y j.. n tia
.gtI ear d, his age F.l@~ck Harlow Wool. only
" Daniel IIea,I ami l.. tia HosnI wool
Notice u funeral hsr after.
Boston payers prase copy.
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in 1851. and in 1872 became Paymaster-General Of
the state. with the ra1k Of Colonel IN the same
year Ec was appointed captain ~ the ith New
York Heavy Artillery, and detailed 70 the staff Oh
AGAioS-General Morgan. commanding the depart
mont. In 1862 and 1885 he organized the 2oth, Nm
ard 3lst regiments OF the United States colored
t-oou4 rcuresantlng in this the Union League club
In .NSe Colonel Bliss became counsel OF the Metro
p5litau Board Of Health and the Metropolitan
Board Of Excise IN whose service he was con-
crrned In extensive litigation. In January, $50 ne
was appointed United States District-AttcTney TO-
the Southern District Of New-York. ana oi-'Harsrd
the duties Il The cfice for four years. In -9'
President Garfield appointed Co.one! Bliss q"
active counsel Of the Government in the ulal Of
.ba Star Route Eases against ex-senator Dorsey
Assistant Pos,masterCie 1eral Brady ara Others
colonel Bliss was the author OF several works u
81, Legal nature. He had published three EDITIONS o.
tie "IaW Of Life Insurance" and four eciI'h9 Oh
The Annotated New-York code Ct CiYl rr'-
c.dure" At one time he contributed 10 "Ihe
North American Review and Sher periodicals,
,b-.rv on political subjects. He lifelong and
lotir. Republican auI m intimate friend OF Press
dent Arthur -. III. l-i., y,e-a
- r., hitu lIa prepared the Charter OK 40
pri many ~ The am udm"uts th're'o '!ne' ~!
H.; W." VA, 80 80 St S1s I9F bc e5pon called pe
,f,i and Local tct- Relating - 'H. q ~ OK -
'r,tG,-i.r ,.- Nr Bliss uId been tor many year
ne .eni2r ?Fi9,T nr 2 Sa. MISUNDERSTANDING
r large and active 'aw practI." e i'uhH W'cH I'M a.
,,r trayoi especially in out-of-the-wly PAGES IN
Europe and America. lie was WE n.o.d wife
had .wo children. both Of them 10y his second "''e'
"2 3iGp 9g Hits. ictama Roman Catholic some
.fr~a tsfs,. The death ~ his arst wife ana VS. It
Pop. .orftr-i a-'1 h.r1 ,.e RINK g., I'm -
La. l..u a n. ~ Der % ,ae non j.. 60, -" 80 y,
Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03

should se DAILY by a.. interested as charges may
r.rsn mails r ~ w." 7a Z, ss2,,1 1, POM ;S?
", n u.s. Ia-~.. = N,s close one hour earlier iaaa
Cd '''S ''"s TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
sATTR0NY-M % , -f'ai i az 81, A.
49, -, Clasp gre via Hls-e. @, $50 a. IT.. for
t;c-,-.rr pr 'Aicr ra Bremen Ce''e-s Or ctse-
-. a., 10 Q 20 .sitr.e-r.7r4ry 9.'o a. NJ flr
EI' 'tr,..~.a~iF ,i-e,i Ger = R.tteri.m via Rot
ts-iar l-ers mus, be i.rr.lsd Der R't'erd3n a,
ma, a.. ' e.. -.rI 80 Ka,,,r Wilhelm I: at 10 a. NJ
g. Ore IN l s. a F.. ESpa ;: at II a M
fr ,'p- 'n '.H $40. w. S ',1a, s'of's
PRINTED MATTER. Eru .Gernl7 s. lalers sailing OF
-e frnse Ma,}r etc, ' sT o,5e! pa as
% EI--re. American and Wni'e s,lr steamers n
ana r. a,s Mater etc ~ all c5untr. $ Tor which
,Say arc s.:er,.rel 10 carry ma.
Atter Tie cssias 4 ~, 9aPpe71ataEy rTan,stiaatis
ssI ae-a,-a steamers. ana remain open antil within
MATS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
rRroAY-At 2.2o a. N, Tor NS9folndiana. per 3 $ As
y '|" M fSr s. Tiomas s. Croix Leewari and Wnl,
eari Islands Pc 3 : iie''i letters =, Grenada.
sAryRDAy-A a. m !aT Rrazi ger Heyeus: Va
rya1ii and a plata cogntries be directed per
a. ., a. 10 'n "a sao5smsniary ios5
for Fortaac Island Jamaica. savanla and Greytown
f,6es TaSssco aad Yucajan per : ). visisnSia det.
So ,lr other parts q Mexico and f0r Cuba must D..
raotei per Vtgianciab at II a. complimentary
t.ar,hqrara via Curacao. per Caracas: al ~ m
C:roraFs Trinidad and Tobag1. per 8 Grenada. a,
N Or Barbados direct. and North Brazil VIA
Para Maranham and Ceara. per =. ;. Hilary: a / p. n
- hague. de Paix Gonaivss. Aux Cages Jere-
,re POI, Goavs and 81. Marc. per Schieswg; A.
$50 p FOR ST Pierre-MiqIeon. per steamer from
Mails Tor Setounaand By rail e Halifax and thence BY
,o- Mcuelor rail Boston and thence by steamer
close a, this cice daily az $50 Mails Tor Cuba
close az this Office daily az : a. FOR forwarding ey
s.cansr sailing Mondays and Thurs3sys from Port
-ampa Fla Mails cor Mexico City. overland. unless
cs s,ly az $40 a. m and 2sO n rneg.s,srea man
e'' " TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
Mails for Hawaii per $ s Australia from San Fran
eise close here say gg TO ssP's@6sr go
Sex-Zeaiani. Hawaii and yin Islands. per .. .
.oraagf Grsr Vancouver close here taiy after An
gust IA and up september a, $50 ?. m. Gafs
ssr china and Japan, per $ Aztec from san Fran
Mails Tor China and Japan Especially addressed cnly1
nsr . 3 Empress OF Japan Gron Vanccuver) close
Sere daily up 10 September 70 $50 .. m. Mails Tor
.ust,aa except thcs for West Australian which are
samoan islands. per Marposa (srom San Fran
go close here daily up September TO az 80
a M II a. aud $50 2. tor on arrival New
Worry II 8 $ Campaaa with British mails for Aus
from Tacoma, close here daily up TO September 10 at
os, n a. Mails fo- Society Islands per ship Tropic
Brd from francisco close here daily up
September "a $50 m.
and the schedule Of closing Is arranged the pre-
sumption OF their unn,erup,ed overland transit fReg.
"'e's' CORNELIUS VAN corr. Postmasssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
Mr.. MULLINS SUDDEN DEATH
THE WATERFOWL SENATOR FOUND
DEAD IN BED AT THE UNI
NEEcTTV CvT-p

State Senator Joseph Mullir, Of Watertown. WAS
found dead IL his bcdchamber at the University
Club yesterday morning. He had evidently been
dead some hours when the door was burst open.
The Senator. who was member Of the University
Club. had been making the clubhouse his home Tor
the last week He came into the club about IL
o'clock Wednesday night, and went up 10 his room
on the third floor. Nothing more was heard from
him, and when he did not respond 70 calls abb
10 o'clock yesterday morning II was Geci"ed 20
force the door Or. J. Douglas Brown. member
Of the club was called to he room after the door
had been broken in. Mr. Mullin vas found lying
almost fully dressed, across the bed. He had
thrown OH his tie and collar, evidently in a hur-
RED manner as If choking. and then fallen back
.he bed and died. on the table In the room was
a bottle % medicine labelled "Eucal!ptaL MT.
Mul.n had been sufferer from heart trouble Tor
some time and he carried this medicine 10 relieve
pain. Deputy Corner Donlin, who vas summoned
viewed the body and gave it az his opinion that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
THE BROIDWlY TABERNACLE P1STORATE
REPORT THAT DIR. RAYMOND. PRESIDENT or
UNION COLLEGE. NAY De CALLED.

REPORT THAT DR. RAYMOND. PRESIDENT or
UNION COLLEGE. NAY De CALLED
Schenectady. y. Y. Sep. at was announced
here to-day that 10 the Rsv. Or. Andrew V. V Ray
raCnl president Of Union College, has been ex-
tended an Informal cali % the Broadway Taber-
nac.e. in NeEYork City DR. Raymond mas
preached in the Taberna !e several times TINS
sumner The officers Of the church ard Or. Ray,
mond have talked the matter Jvsr. and The formal
cal ii il stated viii be extended IN snort time
No person could be found IN this city last night
who was able 20 deny or affirm the report that Dr.
Raymond had received an informal call 70 the
pastcrate IF the Tabernacle Dr. Raymond has
occupied the pulpit many tines this summer. ami
IL was said last night hv person who has some
knowledge Of the chur A's affairs that the O''Cr
would probably preach again a. The church 81 4
w or two This informant believed 'hH' ne r.
port was founded on paragraph which appeare !
In a church l"afet. announcing tlat Dr.. raymond
had been selected - fiji The pulpit until = i4sfor
vas chosen. The Informant added thai Or RAY
monl had found that hr could not lr at th- chuT'h
every sunday. and 10 view II his fact many
preachers had been heard Ia the pulpit OF tie Tab
crnac.c In The course OF the summer
50 word could De- obtained from the Rer.
Frederick b. Richards. The assstant minister u
The Tabernacle. who lives AZ N. .N West Thirty
fourth-st. in regard - the matter last night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-03
trtJy,yS FrGUT OTEP BEER.

Frank Mario. Of 40 So Morri'-ave; Angelo
E.zario Of 50 80 East One-hu0dred- forty
nin,h-st.; Joseph Diorio. ~ 80 -'i HF'r-a'r Win
auo.b.r Italian whos. mare is unknown. quarrcllrd
ovcr a game Of cards iu he r"ar oi No. $50 Las
y-uInth-~t last evening. and
n tespnrlte dght between Mario and BtZdriO en-
sucd The place WHORE he men played !. t!;qon
The game they qu1rreled about who lost and had
- pay for the beer. Bezario Gos" 70 Isdv" the
ni,rr when Mario attacked him with a .iX-inch
IrIfc -tabbing MIN twice IN the pack ana N the
right shoulder and groin The last wound may
rae f4taI Tho riss Of the others attracted the
attention II Policeman McAndrcws OF The fremont
et,tion Policeman Wilson arrived as McAndrews
as e;ru.,rlug with the Italians. Bezaro was
,aken in an ambulance 70 the Fordham Hospital
and The other three men were arrested ana taken
10 the fremont station.