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New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
TOWER BURNT AT BLAChPooL.

London. July pa dispatch from backpoo.
anrasbire. received early this morning says
- ont shortly after midnight last night IN
the TOP Of the Einel tower $50 feet high whicn was
erected on the promenade at that place Iour
,,o A strong sea breeze famed the flames "hich
"so on,dIv through the upper part OF the struct-
o,d great masses Of burning timber and iron
,au with terrific crashes upon the roofs VI '''
MEASURE buildings in the gardens nTom -, watch the
AZ mi there were continued staHileuea moI'id
bv fears that the heat, Wnch var was and that the
al ;turb the equilibrium oi t''e ''"'''
vtbcIe structure would fsll
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
MAY DIE FROM A BOYS BLOW.

A BEER noTTLER UNCONSCIOUS ALL DAY AFTER
BEING STRUCK IN A QUARREL.
Joseph Moses thi-tythree years DID, OF No. 1850
Park-aye beer-bottler In Everard's brewery, at
Madison ave and One-hundred and thirty-fourth-
81. lay unconscious at his home all day yesterday
as the result OF an assault said TO have been COM
rnltted on him on Thursday by Joseph Corey, seven
teen years old who is a bottle-washer in the brew
cry. Nose. was found near his home by his wife.
An iron bar was lying beside him. He had been
seen auarreIling with Corey after the two left
the brewery Mrs Moses declares that she saw
corev s,rko her husband Corey arrested
Yesterday and locked up in the East One hundred
ana wen ,,s-sixth-st police station He admits
sfrikinT Noes but SAYS ne did so with his fist.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
ND cEORGE u WILCOX.

Providence. July 22-Dr. George d. Wilcox. one
OF Rhode Islands most noted physicians. men,
Der OF the British Homeopathic Medical Society.
London. and corresponding member OF the Homeo-
pathischen Central Verein OF Leipsic. died sud-
denly from heart disease this morning at his home
i'm this city He was born in West Greenwich
August Is, 1926. In 1856, he began practice IN
Providence Later he studied in Germany and
London and returned here in 1860.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
A BROKER KEPT IN JAIL.

Charles H. Mclaughlin. ffty-two years old, was
q prisoner In Ludlow Street Jail yesterday, charged
with false Imprisonment and malicious prosecu-
ton by Max Hart, real estate dealer OF NO
220 East One-hundred- -and-ffth-st.. who obtained
an order for the brokers' from Justice Truax
OF the Supreme Court. Hart says that McLaugh-
lin had him arrested In Utica charge OF steal
ing two horses furnished TO brewery in that city
In the control Of which they were associated. The
concern went into the hands OF a receiver and the
case was dismissed. Late yesterday Mclaughlin
had not secured bail.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Dr,Py on THE HOPE AT SYDNEY.

sydney. c. B.. July 22-The steamer nope, wiz"
Lieutenant r. L. Peary ana party Oh unei ,-.
, - di.,on arrived here a noon to-day, having
.od. the run from Boston Lghtship In seventy
..o ho,,rs All on board are we'll The coal supply
for the expedition will be taken on board here ana
II is expected the steamer will sail to-morro" Inc
~ 80 40 .onn,rg Mace after leaving here, 1t is ex-
hIst In he Cape York, in 90 degrees north laI-
Jude where are TO psrY ee w6en he re
f>shiIio f>nnx, raar 10 attempt TO reach tne Norlh
pln From, Cape York several places on IN. i sii
fos' ill he visited before the return ths iali'
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACK NOWI.EDGalENTS

.uete, and Thyne' Observation-Disclosures. s. %
Contribution by the guests OF the Mononotto
Inn ls'sr ssr,,rs rsa ner naya A TS@mpson 700
r1sH-s"tS y p.ker Vorristown Y i J........ 1000
w ~ - - Observation-Disclosures. go
Alice Keellas. Newport. r. I................. = 80
smith Thompson. Hudson y. Y............... - W
n ~ a., ,.onr Observation-Disclosures.
i ,.o,,. ., Aihe-t Observation-Disclosures.
oi,n - i,arton Observation-Disclosures. 20
!, u s,-ong Coseton Vt.................... 1000
Katharine /. C.. a little girl who IL much IN
isTssrsa , I'm, N ne her own money '..."...' Is
tia,ai,, .nhnrSt .............
vi ,rnntd - observation-disclosures. 800
ra1ionsv rlnovledged ................. II O3i 90
,-o,ai r,lv 90 1897 .............. .si3 e54 90
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
CALCULATING THEssALY.

THE voLo-LARIssA RAILWAY TO BE RESTORED
TO THE GREEKS.
Atheis, July 22.-The Turkish military au-
thoritiss have ordered the surrender Of the volo-
Larissa railway to the Greek railway officials
within eight days.
1t Is stated that the evacuation Of Thessaly
has already begun. Eight regiments Of Turkish
troops from Domoko passed Larissa to-day on
the way TO Elassona. Several officers have
started for Salonica Edhem Pacha. COM
mander-in-chief Of the Turkish troops In Thes-
sally is expected to arrive at Volo shortly to
superintend the evacuation.
Genera! Smoenitz. commanding the Greek
forces at Arta, has been summoned to Athens
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
YARN ABOUT THE CARNEGIE WORhS

The report that the Carnegie company was nego-
tiating with the Russian Government with the
object OF selling its entire steel plant was revived
yesterday. This story has been spread abroad fire.
quently but there has never been any conirma-
tion. Some time ago Russian agents visited this
country and went through the works. The Carnegie
company has at various times manufactured armor
for the Russian Government. and some contracts
said TO be pending. Andrew Carnegie Is
at present in Europe, is II. &. Frick No con-
frmation OF the report could be secured In this
city. but IL IS discredlted by those who are In
position to know.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
THE ARIZONA G0vERy0RsHfr. 2.
GOVERNOR FRANKLIN RErIREs. ALTHocoH "
THOUGHT Mr.. McoRD TOOK The
OATH fRREGULARLY.

Phoenix, Arfx.. July e (speciaD. aD.-TelesTapme n
formation has been received that Ayron n. -
Cord. appointed Governor OF Arizona nso
the oath OF of,ce last night before Justice Harlan
in virginia To-day Governor Franklin received the
following telegram from Secretary Bliss:
Take notice that Myron II. McCord. having Dssn
confirmed and having qualified before justice et
the Supreme Court. you will turn over your once
and Government property to Secretary Akcrs VINO
has been directed by Governor Mccord to act -
Governor during his absence
Governor Franklin lost little time In complying
with the order. and formally turned over his once
at o'clock this afternoon Secretary Akers and
members Of the local bar believe there has been
serious mistake. According TO the organic act OF
Arizona, they affirm that Governor may quarry
only within the Territory. and that Mr.. Mccord
must again take the oath on his arrival here.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
SAID vP. WiRIyG WANTED TO MARRY HER

Elizabeth Luger. OF No. A26 East Eighty-fourth-st,
was Yesterday declared by a Sher,N's jury be
mentally incompetent 10 care for herself or her
estate worth $500. Mrs Luger is a widow. and
listened TO the testimony OF her brother. John l.
Wyse. and DR.. Allen Fitch. OF Bellevue, regarding
her delusiOns among which one that the Street
Cleaning Department and Colonel Waring had per-
secuted her She declared that Colonel Waring
wanted 10 marry her.
Mrs. Luger returned 10 Bloomingdale Asylum.
where ahe committed three weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
ORANGES AMONG GERNAN STATESMEN.

Berlin July 22.-The "Hamburgische Correspon-
dent" announces that when Baron Won Bdiow as
sumes the Foreign Secre:aryship. Baron Won
potenham Under Secretary FOR Foreign Affairs,
wjIl tak. n prolonged leave Of absence prior 10
heing appointed TO amba ssadorship.
Tho si('orrcsDondenf further says that Baron
D1arschau con Biebersten will be appointed Am
has.sdor TO Italy or 10 Turkey. and that DR.. Won
Poetticher VIII become hoVeThor OF the ffoEI"pe
=, In January
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
SCHOONER SUNK ~ COLLISION.

Vineyard Haven. Mass. July "A collision be-
tween the schooners p. l. Devils OF Parrsboro
" S. and Lottie r. Russell OF Leesburg y. j..
occurred In Vineyard Sound last night. as the re-
suit Of which the Devils to-day lies In about eight
fathoms OF water while the Russell Is at anchor
In this harbor considerably damaged but not Leak
ing The captain and crew OF the Devils escaped
and succeeded In saving some OF their personal
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
sAssoos BUYS BARNAT0's MANSION.

LenSon- J,lv q The mansion OF the late Barney
rsrnato tn south African Diamond King ma
seen sod % 81. Edward sassoon. The p''ce pA''
vas iO0N ad
.oF tro months. Tne document coH'"i"S ''' So
IL aty person IN America.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
p q nrN OFFERN 1 REWlRn.

Narraganse,; Pier. r. l.. July 2-R c. Dun
hose summer home, Dunmore. robbed on
49,, tgb, has offered a reward OF $500 for the
rrest and conviction OF the thieves, II has de-
aasiened that among the articles stolen were sew
veaGGp aG va,uabie pieces Of gold plate.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
AZ EQUrTABLE AGENTS SUICIDE.

Ghir,d .r,lv 29 Tbe cashier OF the MADRID
branch @, the American Equitable Assurance 80
.eiy committed suicide fo-day hy -nmping IRON
sss fourth aoo: cf the building ~ %hich are rs 80
smporar.iy insane. Az examlna'io" sh>"s '"'-
inere y no shortage IN lis accounts.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
ror Nsw-England showers probable: southeTly
winds.
For Eastern New-York showers probable. followed
bv fair weather the afternoon or night south TO south
winds.
ro- New-Iersey Delaware. Maryland and Virginia.
fair continued high temperature in the INTERIOR south 10
southwest winds. -. W..
For the District OF Columbia and Eastern Pennsy.-
vanla fair; continued high temperature southweseriy
winds. 49, ,,,...,. - ,
Oblo fair. except showers the lakes: brisk 10 high
southerly shifting 10 westerly winds.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
THE posrMAsTER-GEyERAEs BRIEF VISIT.

Postmaster-Generai Gary was in the city for .
short time yesterday. He arrived from Washing.
ton late Wednesday night and went to the Waldorf.
Yesterday forenoon went to the Hamburg.
American pier TO say goodby to friends sailing
or the steamship Fuerst Bismarck Later be
started for Washington.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Tohx OF THE PEACE COSFERENcE.

constan,inope. July 22-At the sitting OF reaes
Conference to-day the strategic position proposes
n the military attaches Of the Powers "ss Tnr,sey
~ SSn and the preliminaries OF peace oe'"ee" A~'
- greece were then discussed.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Here Is n funny story that comes back over the
ocean concerning Charles Dillingham;. who has
charge Of the London production Of Secret ser
vice" Gillettes successful play. Mr Dilhngham
was sitting In his Office deeply engaged in wrltins
when an undersized, loudly dressed Enghshinah
entered He spoke with a cockney accent. lie
came in unannounced, and, walking oyer to Mr. Mr.
Dnghams desk. threw upon II a roll OF manu-
script, and said, curtN: ,., -,
Dulingbam wrote on industriously and never
looked up. Perhaps you didn't hear me; SIR rake
est i'm portance." The scratching OF the pen alone
broke the silence Then the Englishman In an ex-
down his pen in medtative manner, and said
gravely but reproachfully:
How dare you interrupt me- Don't you see am
busy washing the windows
CAPTAIN Cook" the comic opera now running at
the Madison Square Garden is announced 20 close
Saturday night but there are some versed In theat-
rcal things who say 1t will not last out the week
1t was performed all right last night, despite It's
financial troubles. and the management says 1t
will continue.
The programme for the concert the Madison
Square Roof Garden tonight is:
March "Blondn Bia
Song tv,nins Star. from Tannhai.er asner
Ballet music from Queen Of sheba" .Goldmark
'pense Amoureuse" Herbert
can''e"A cclo soo. Herman Redrch.
"segfred's Death" from Die Gd,terdAmmerung
Song. Thine Are Ny Thoughts. Margarits'
Cornet solo, A. warshavien.
Overture "Zarapa .Herold
'Traumerie schumann
.'''''''''''.''' RsSx
Galop Fright and Genial {. Retze
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
washington July 22.The pressure continues high on
,hs Atlantic the Gulf AMI Middle Pacific coasts. The
nressre IL low 20 o, Lake Superior ana
trough Of low pressure from Kansas 20 the north
., Montana showers have occurred in the Atlantic
states and on the and Cult The temperature has
r,se in the Middle Atlantic States. has fallen over the
rdde and northern plateau and has remained sationary
xf.a vtere
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

In this diagram a continuous white line shows the
ehanges in pressure Indicated by The Trlpunes sell
recording The dotted line represents the e-
peraturs a recorded az Psrry's Pharmacy
Tribune Office July -. a. m.The weather yes'era'y
IN IN. forenoon The temperature rahseo
between rs and 81 degrees, The average '~ oes'eSo
benx u Of degree than that Of "Wednesday ana
q, degree lower han that corresponding day OF
last T.. .s.w.,y
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London. July 2c-"Tae Timoss' Rio Janeiro
correspondei. says 1t IL oilciHiy announced there
-. an. Government forces have taken Canudos.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
ELECTION IN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

Halifax, y. s.. July 22.-The Peters Government
sustained In the general election In Prince
Edward Island yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
MARRIED..

TEARS-CRfTTENDEN-AfP Pittsburg. Penn, July q,
1897 by The Rev. Creighton Spencer Miss Louise Crft.
tenden to Daniel Wade Tears. Of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

Postomce Notice.
Should read DAILY BY all interested. as changes
Foreign malls for The week ending s July q 1891. v!ii
close promptly n al eases) at the General Postehee -
'0''0"'' TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
turkey F. @ ' Egypt and ssh ina. ps;
'I Gascosne, via Hayre ds,tes Tor other parts Of
m Tor Netherlands direct per sp..r rndam, VI. Rot:
rda9 s1 snos %s't dse Ss ss %
Ceters mus, directed ,'psr Kaiser Wilhelm ~: .,
N Ssnp'ls%tsssS sa 'S e'ss
directed Direct PR s:r;: q soS
5sres;.s 5sr pe4 psnffaI Tninsv.iIaD r 's'''
.pr,n,ea matter e,c-German steamer. sailing on Tues.
Specially addressed printed for other part.
WetnesSsys. German steamers Thursday. ana
cunard French and steamers Saturdays taks
printed matter etc. for all countries for which they are
advertised carry mail.
After the closing of tn. supplementary Transstsn,ie
opsnea on the ers Of the Arneresn. English French
German ian s- aa o sna Of o1sn steamer. ns within
MAILS FOR SOUTH Mp. ANp sETTFAL ETc AMERICA WEST
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IhlaDas. TAhasco ana W. y .N"'Na ~,
ters for parts Of Mexico and ,or Cuba must os
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dir.ct ner Por;ia: at II a. m supplementary
lao mi Tor Venezuela, Curacao. Savaniila and
tartbaxena per Philadelphia; al ?: m. for Bar
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Manelon per steamer from North~Sydney
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DIED..

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be ~
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
Drink Pure Water

WHILE; IN THE COUNTRY.
For the convenience OF out-of-town patfonA
Hygeia Distilled Water can be purchased In
case containing twelve half-gallon bottles.
Price $50 ger case T. o. b. New-York. Al
,owance for empties.
HYGEIA DISTILLED WATER co.
$40 W. 18TH ST.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23
$40 W. 18th s
PostOmce Notice

Morgnn's Imperial Car5onated distilled waters st-
tested BIZ Board - Health Worlds Fair.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

sprn,ed matter etcGerman steamers sailing Tues
days take printed matter, etc. for Germany. and
snecisy addressed printed matter etc. for other parts
~ Euroye American and White Star steamers on
Wednesdays German steamers on Thursdays. ard
cr,ard French and German Saturdays take
printed matter etc. for all countries for which they are
o mall.
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

Should read DAILY by all interested. as changes
at tineD
Foregn mails for the week ending July "a 1897 will
tpromptly al the General Postcce %
follows:
New-York tribune., 1897-07-23

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08
Gone to His Long Rest.

We regret to chronicle the death of H. E. Turner; the uncle of Mrs. c. V. Meeden of this place. MT. Turner. died at his residence ill Philadelphia. Penn on the second of this month, very suddenly, and unexpectedly. He retired as usual, on the night besors in apparently good health, but early in the morning, his wife was awaken ed by an unussl sound, and on light ing the;gas found her husband dead. He was prominent and wealthy citizen of Philadelphia for over forty years, and his death is much lament ed in financial and social circles. Mrs. c. V. Meeden, was his favorite neice, end was much shocked at receiving a letter from the bcreaved wife snoune- ing his death.
 Only few days ago Mrs. Meedeq received a present from her uncle. Mir. Turner was Q member of the firm of Turner & Wayne, Philadelphia, Wholesale Druggists.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08

ternal Revenue, says that he doasn't want the place and will not take It unless the extension Of the civil service rules to collectors and guag- CTS is rescinded.
 Secretary Alger hes abolished the spy system of keeping the time of the employees of the War Depart ment, which was adopted under the Cleveland administration and which has been a source of much irritation to the employees. Gen eral Alger takes the ground that a man who cannot be trusted to do his duty without being watched is unworthy of employment by the government, or by any body else' and the War Department clerks will hereafter work on honor.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08
Grand Picnic.

Louis Iaeger's ranch, about one mile down the Colorado river on the Cali fornia side will tomorrow be the scene of Grand Picnic and entertainment. Teams will carry passengers from the north side of the Colorado river bridge from 6 o'clock until g 8. m. The sporting program is as follows:
 Horse races; Bicycle races; Foot race, between two Yuma Indians, 350 yards; Sparring Exhibition, between Kid Bones, of Yuma, and Kid Dennison, uf Tucson; Yuma Indian challenges any Mexican or American for Sparring Match for any amount. Yuma Indian challenges any Mexican for Bicycle race.
 Dancing pavilion and shooting gallery on the grounds. Ice cream, soda water, lemonade, fruits and other refreshments by Ladies Of the Catholic Church.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08
Smiles Irradiate the COuntenanee

When those atrocious bodily troubles, chills and fever, dyspepsia, kidney or rheumatic disorders, yield, as they invariably do, to the benign action Of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, a remedy of comprehensive use, pure III com position, unobjectionable to delicate palate, and thorough in effects. Sick headache, loss of appetite, flesh and sleep, nausea, heartburn, are alaong the physical annoyances Obviated by the Bitters. They are in the nature of signals of distress displayed by 2 disordered stomach, liver and bowels and disappear with the cause that produced them. But these signals should be heeded at once. Then the woe begone look of chronic i'll health will speedily disappear, and Wgor and comfort restore a cheerful aspect to the face. That faithful index to the condition of the system never fails to wear look of sunshine when the Bit
 ters is used to dispel the cloud.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08
Senator Mine.

A large steam pump and several hundred feet of four inch pipe arrived here the first of the week for the Senator Mining Company, situated some IS miles up the Colorado river from this place.
 Capt. J. c. Beatty is the manager and principal stockholder in the Senator mine. Fer number of years the Captain has labored early and late for the advancement of this sec ton and if reports be true the affable Captain will shortly be rewarded for his indefatigable efforts, as it is said the Senator mine is the next bonanza of this section.
The Arizona sentinel., 1897-05-08

Prof. Netherton left for Phoenix Thursday evening.
 N. ". Stewart of the well-known firm of Stewart & Norton of Tomb stone, has opened wholesale grocery store in Los Angeles, Cal.
 Died in Yuma.-Mrs. Trinidad Varelas, Tuesday, May 4th 1897, aged 54 years. Funeral services were held at the Catholic Church Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. Pete Burke and Miss Higuera came in from Gold Rock Thursday evening to attend the Charity Ball and returned the following day. F. w. Krampc and J. w. Dixon, two mining men of Los Angeles, made the SENTINEL office a pleasant call Tuesday.
 The Star learns from the hospital that Musician Lozane, who was the leader of the Regimental band for 8 long time, died at that institution Wednesday evening.-T@cson Star. It IS said that Chinese Inspector J. H. Behan IS now 8 citizen, the office having been discontinued or he having resigned. It is generally admitted that MT. Behsn made very accept able otficial.-Tucson Star.
 Jess. Vaughn the electrician of the Gold Cross Milling and Mining Com pany came Tn Thursday evening and attended the Charity Ball at the Public School house on that evening he returned to the mine yesterday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Michael Ghiotte who were married on May 9th, remember ed the SENTINEL office with 8 peace of wedding cake. Many thanks and the SENTINEL wishes the bridegroom and bride long, happy anti prosperous life.
 Miss Mary Cottsr returned bere from Los Angeles the first of the week and expects to shortly leave for hsr home in the East.
 Capt. J. c. Beatty acc9nlpsnied by Alfred Secord came in from Los An geles Thursday and leis today on & visit to his mine up tho Colorado river, known as the sangtu-