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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
BAR HARBoR SOCIAL NEWS
Dinner Given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Emer.
Mrs. stokes,s Tally-Ho PartY.

Dinner Given by Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Emery
Mrs. stokes'S Tally-Ho Party.
BAL HARBoR. Me-. July pa dinner was
given tonight at Tho Turrets." the summer
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Emery Of
New York In honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B.
Weekes Of New York. The other guests pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Damrosch. MIR.
Draper, Miss Ethel Gregory. Mrs. Samuel Sia-
ter. Waldron Bates. John, 1nFlis, =. s. 6tinson.
Edmund Pendleton and Mrs. Blair.
gaye a tally-ho and blackboard party to Somer-
vile, where luncheon, was served. Those In
the party were Col. and Mrs. William Goddard,
Admiral Apshur, the Swedish Minister Baron
A, Grip. Mr.. and Mrs. J:.J. Emery. Mr.. and
N \ ba SSTntsS. Mrs. Mrs. Slater rsTk Mfr H. AleMT ISa Mrs
Miss X. -Degoeouria, Paul Hunt. ]. {. Mercer
Blddle, Mrs. I. Blair. Louis Vongaetner. and
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rRoUBLE ~ LrNsEED or AEFA1RR.
The National Company Unable to Meet
Margin Calls in tho Market.

Tn National Company Unable to Meet
Margin Calls in tho Market.
C~HIoAao.July 28-The National Linseed OIL
Company. with an authorized capital stock Of
$~1S.000.0O0. to-day transferred it's open trades
in 1axseed on the Board Of Trade TO Albert
Dickinson q Co.. ,and thereby confessed In
ability TO meet further margin calls. The
listed stock of the corporation dropped
on the Stock Exchange from 11N to
4 and recovered(two points on the expressed
belief Of officials, of the company that they
would tide over tho present embarrassment
The COLLAPSE OF tho big deal in haxseed was
quite similar to Joe Letters failure torun q COR
ner on cashwheat. The eompanpattempted to
monopollze the iaxeeed market and failed to
do It.
Rumor acoRedits the mpa with being
long from two to four million bushels Of fax
seed. bought at from S1.30 10 $1-40. The best
price it can Retsat present for its holdings is 50
cents q bushel. It's losses are estimated at
from $1,000,000 to S2,000,000. Yesterday lite
stock sold at $13.62K ashars; to-dayitdropped
to -.
All manner Of rumors were on the street this
morning. and court records were closely
watched for assiEnm ents. The war caused q
cessation In the demand for oil. Then came the
crash In the Letter wheat deal. and the efforts
OF independent producers to depress the mar
ket. To-day the bic organization was driven
from the market.
This afternoon IL was said that the company
intends TO ignore it's Board Of Trade indebted
ness. 1t acknowledged being behind In its
margins, but said It was solvent. Secretary
Mccullough says there will be no assignment;
It Is said that unprotected creditors are likely
TO lose about $500. 900 on deals where no mar
gins were put up.
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BILL POSTERS MAKE DEArANDa
They Lay Down Terms to the Theatre Nor
as to Wages and Hours of Labor,

They Lay Down Terms to the Theatre Men
as to Wages and Hours of Labor,
Bill Posters Union No. 1 sent the following
demands yesterday to the managers of all the
theatres In the city Of New York. to 60 into
effect on Monday:
Of ths theatrs ~ 20 ennrIov nn XIII SEenS
or distributors in New York city excepting
those belonging to Bill Posters Union No. /, or
aflliation.
Second-!That from Aug. o, 1893. two routes
posting or distributing, work TO az
noon for dinner,
.Third-That the minimum rate of wages
shall be SO per week, and all labor performed
In excess Of . regular workday In or out Of the
route.
.Fourth-That any member employed az
ticket taker or usher shall receive So per week.
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SCHOOL INSPECTORS NAMED.

Three Women and Thirty-one Men APP
pointed by the Mayor.
Mayor Van Wyck has appointed thirty-four
school inspectors for q term of FIVE years from
July /. Three Of them are women. The in
spectors are: H. II. Gescheidt. Frederick j.
seelig. William R. Sterile. James P. Summers.
Max Goldwater. Joseph L. Fay. Thomas r.
Heating. Mrs. Helen I. Henderson. George Il.
Kracht,- Charles H. Ferguson. Stephen Therry,
Daniel Oliver, Thomas +. Martin, John 6. Stein.
Frederick Brehm. Albert J. Wise, DR.. George
gan. Miss Charlotta Russell Lowell, DR.. A. Pal
mer Dudley. Jacob Marks. A. l. Nathan, James
Frank 4! L% Iawspu J; han a iSa . . b FragieE'
Chicherio, Thomas E. Lyons. Augustus Baus.
William ,Stebbins Smith. Gustave Huerstel,
William Henderson. Jr.
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Gov. Black Asked to Commute Martin
Thorn's Death Sentence.

ALBANY. July 2s.-Joseph y. Moss. of Howe q
Hummel. to-day asked Gov. Black to commute
to imprisonment for life the sentence OF Martin
Thorn. who is to die in the electric chair in
Gieldsensuppe. He told the Governor that II any
one was to suffer the death penalty forthe MUIR
der 1t should be Mrs. Mack. and that Thorn was
trial regarding Mrs. Nack's connection with the
crime was presented to the Governor. Assistant
county opposed the extension of Executive
clemeney. Coy. Black said he, would lopk over
the papers and announce his decision BY Sat-
urday. BE is not likely to Interfere.
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DANCERS, PICTURES BARREn
Ocean Grove Association Objects to Many
kaleidoscope Views.

AsBuRY PARK. N. j., July 2a-The Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association has put an
official taboo on the skirt dance and high
kicking views shown In the kaleidoscope ma
chimes along the boardwalk. A few days ago
word came to certain members of the associa-
ton. Of which Bishop Fitzgerald is President.
that the pictures were not In accordance with
the religious principles laid down when the
grove was founded thirty years ago. A COM
ions The Ma maeemPIb5eeress u vi GT mf tbe Ssoc chhV Ssster-
day and looked into every machine. John II.
Patterson. Chief Of Police. went with the COM
mittee.
A quartet OF dancers with fluffy skirts was
atrst barred. and then all those IN the, GLASS Of
&c. A Representation Of. the last round Of the
Corbett; Pitzsimmons fight also came under the
The Rev. A. Z. Ballard. Vice. President Of the
association. said: We want no, such exhibit
tons in the grove. Hereafter all pictures be-
fore being exhibited must first. be passed upon
by a committee from the association"
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CAPITAL TO DEVELOp cUBA.
New Workers Organize the Cuban and Pam
American Express mpa

American Express Company.
The certificate Of incorporation OF the Cuban
and Pan American Express Company was fled
with the Secretary Of State at Trenton, N. j.,
yesterday. TIL company has a capital OF $780,
900, of which S25O.000 is preferred stock and
$25O,0OO common stock. The incorporators
and tho number Of shares Of stock for which
e'f eaV Of the sSoi Dock board si fT0S6 5r sSsres9 s e. =:
tor Frank 2, Payey, iorty-nine shares; Thomas
Warehouse Company. fifty Timothy Hogan OF
New York, nifty. and John U. Bacot OF Jersey
City, one share.
Under the terms of its charter this company
has q very wide scope, Among the objects for
which II was Incorporated. as enumerated In
the certificate, are TO operate canals, railroads,
telegraph lines and steamship lines. TO buy and
sell bonds and stocks and to carry on the bust
meas OF O general WarehousemRn.
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PRICE OF xEWsPAPERS RAISED.

Chicago Morning DaileS to Go Back to Two
Cents u Copy.
CHICAGO. July 28.-There Is to be another
radical change In the price Of Chicago morning
newspapers. which will 60 into effect on Aug. /.
This time the price will be raised from one TO
two cents. The recent advance In the price Of
white paper and the additional expense In
cause. Of the increase. In editorial articles to-
day ip the Inter Ocean. Times Herald, and
Chronicle. the announcement Of the raise Is
made. The Tribune will follow.
o Encouragement has been made by tho
p nicsrd' sa snd IL p msy aS 8Iil se f. a the Se ensTSsat
for five cents o copy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
TELDTHEIM ACQUITTED.

Not Guilty of the Murder of Barney Bar
nato's Nephew.
Special Cable Despd,ch to TIE sun.
JOHANNESBURG. July 28.-Ludwig Won Veldt-
helm. who on March IA last shot and killed
Woolf Joel. nephew Of the late Barney Barnato,
has been acquitted Of the charge Of murder.
There has been remarkable popular sympa-
thy with Won Veldtheim. and there was tu-
multuous applause when he was acquitted,
The Judge appeared to disapprove Of the
verdict.
AS Won Veldtheim was leaving the courtroom
he was enthusiastically cheered and conRratu-
lated. He was later rearrested on charges
Of violence and blackmail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
TROLLEY WRECKS BREWERY TRUCK.

Driver OF the Truck and Two Passengers
on the Cars Slightly Injured.
A Nassau line trolley car collldod with 4
brewery truck at Fifth avenue and Seventy
fourth street. Brooklyn. last night. Tho car
wac In charge OF Motorman James Murphy,
and was on Its way to Coney Island. II was
owdsd With p~assengsrs. The truck was the
pany, and was driven by Samuel Putter OF
Seyepty-seventh street and Stewart avenue,
The truck was wrecked, both horses were in
lpred. and Putter vas thrown, sustaining a
street, Brooklyn, and Henry Goodman OF III
Eldridge street. New York, two passengers on
the car were thrown. Joseph sustained a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
PennSylvania Miners Not to Strike.

ALTOONA. July 2a.-The proposed strike Of
the miners in bituminous district No. . has
been abandoned. At a convention ofdelegates.
representing 3.7o0 miners of this district. ON
July 10. it was decided to demand an advance
Of 10 per cent. beginning on Aug. l., The de-
tors July 20 and this was the day set for Insist
ing upon an answer. The demand was not pre-
operators were determined to resist an ed.
vance.
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Nassau Company,s I~nerease OF CapltalstooL

increase Of the capital stock OF the Nassau Rail-
way Company Of Brooklyn from 100000 to
So 100000 was hled to-day with the Secretary
Of state, the increase having been approved
last week by the State Railroad Commission.
extensions and improvements already made
and to be made.
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Another Han Hurt in Fourth Avenue Troll
Icy Well.

Patrick Cronin Of 400 East sixty-nfth street
while at work in the well under the Fourth
avenue trolley line at Twenty-third street yes
terday. was struck by part Of the machinery Of
a car which was passing overhead and knocked
trIoity which moves the cara. he was severely
shocked. as well as badly cut In the head, Don.
days ago, will recover.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
Forty Company Reorganisation,

ALBANY. July 28.-The Brooklyn Ferry Com
pany OF New York was Incorporated to-day
with the Secretary of State. The capital stock
is 5 7,500,000. This Is practically q reorEaniza-
ton Of the existing Brooklyn and New York
Ferry Company. which has 4 capital OF $4,000
chase the ferry property and franchises OF the
existing company, The directors arc, samuel
Williams, Henry q. Everdell. and Armitage
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End Of tho Hoo strike I'm sirht.

II looked yesterday as II the strike Of ma
chinists in R. Hoe & Co. 3 printing presS factory
would be settled without the aid of the State
Board of Arbitration. A conference between
representatives Of the firm and Of the strikers
held to-day, which. 1t is expected. will end the
strike. Most OF the machinistS are tired OF the
strike. and any pretence OF q concession would
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
Strike Leader Quits to Become an Actor

The strike Of the tent and hammock makers
who were employed by John Boyle d Co. at 202
Fulton street received an unexpected blow yes
terday In the desertlon Of their leader. His
name 10 Alfred Scott and he Is said to have
formerly been a British naval officer and .
report when the muster roll of the strikerS
was called yesterday, and 1t Is said that he has
been engaged to represent q Spanish Admiral
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
RUSSLA's

She Has No Interest in the Pekin-Hankow,
Railroad Concession.
Special Cable DsSpdteh to THE Sun.
LONDON. July 2a-Replying to a question In
the House OF Commons to-day. Mr.. George N.
CurZon said that Russia had given assurances
to Great Britain that she had no interest, flnan-
cial or otherwise. IN the concession granted by
China for the construction Of the Pekin-Han-
kow Railroad.
Mr.. Curzon added that the closing Of Port Ar
thur and Talienwan against British vessels
would be q direct infringement 0 the Tientsin
treaty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
Regulator for Lewis Wnrner,

FRANKFORT. KY. July 28.-Gov. Bradley this
morning honored q reQuisition of Gov. Woloott
OF Massachusetts for Lewis Warner, the North
amptoh bank Wrecker under arrest In Louis
Vile. Sheriff Clark and Chief OF Police Maynard
secured the requisitiOn papers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
wiIIis-Wordsworth

SpsetaI Cdbk DsSpatcA to THE suH.
LONDON. July 2S.-Mr. Hamilton Willis OF
Boston was married to-day to Miss Margaret
Wordsworth. q ~Grandniece of the Poet Words
worth. The ceremony was performed In St.
JameA'S Roman Catholic Church.
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EMPEROR OF CHINA HoNoRED.

He Receives the Order OF the Black EaHle
from the Emperor of Germany.
special Cable DeIpateA to The Sun.
BERLIN. July 29.-The Reichsanzeioe- an
nounces that the Emperor has conferred the
insignia Of the Order OF the Black Eagle, set
with brilliants. upon the Emperor OF China
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Count Won Aroo-vaIley's AsSaiIant.

Special Cable DeLpdtch 70 THE Sun.
LONDON. July 2S.-George Trodd. who shot
Count Won Arco-Valley. First Secretary OF the
German Embassy, on June is. has been tried
for the offence and adjudged insane.
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! orture was go Intense Husband
Thought She Gould Not
Live Twelve Hours.
Doctors Within Reach Could Not
Even Relieve. No Sleep
For Seven Daya.
Tried cUTIcURA REMEDIES.
Asleep after FiFstAppIicatlon.
Cured Well and Hearty.

desire to inform you what CUrIouHA toInt.
ment) and CUrIoURA soar have done for nv
wife. She waS in the most horrible oonditioS
OF Anyhuman being, from that mOst tort1rin@
oisKln diseases, Eczema. She could neither
SIT down or lilo down, her torture was 30 IN
tense i tried all the doctors that i CONN.,
reach, but she got so that i firmly beIjsxS
that she would have died within twelve honnS
II l had not been advised Of CUTIcURA m.
EDIEs and got them. A travelling man -
seeing her condition told me what ID 80
and you may believe that / Loaf no tJrosJc
getting them. Greatly 70 my auTnyisS
wlIe tcent 90 sleep in tLpo hours d6er ~ irx
appncaIlon, although she had tof sIsnf -
sspen ddks' nor myself either. FOLLOWED n.
me treatment, and Too bOres Of CtIfio,sS
iGlnLmenIl aud one cdke Of Cuiioura SoaD nj
&c Tors S1mPIefety, abe tpGs absoiGteIv csiTsd
ann u wei anu hearty to-day. II cha 49,
ment VIII do YOU or anybody eise anY ~cod
use II. II 10 straight facts, d can i. SSvuS
All nave saluby ntty Mtnesaaa, IoanIt Hh.SE
COTLOuhA enough, for Il tho,1SLt
one time that l should have 10 bury nv ~
aud was never 80 happy and glad. ~ SbsS
saw that deadly, merry red bsSin n 49,
Fed 70 1898. G. D.. HONE, ClsrEesytiia. ri
CVTIoUlA RIMHDIIs appeal GOthOss vhe h.v..,m
lenS Snd hoPslsAIly from tornrnE, dlEaEussT hs@s~
WIN los o. hAlr' and who have lost hlth m SS..-.-
msdleihsa' and AL udnEs human. EVeTV No. -
expectation awakened by them. has bean noTs 49, ~
huea' IhsT success hAs excited The WoadsT and Snnr,s-I
% physsiss, familiar with The nArVelIsuS eurta az
SSla nIGSfssal ts Ssria. POTTuH DaSs GSp ouHa
~-"aSu FeSS d WGlEssaASuIa6~
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CRmara'S Fleet Leaves CartaEenA for CadiE.
WARRINGTON. July 2a-An echo of the abor-
tive cruise Of the Spanish reserve neet came 10
the Navy Department to-day in q despAoh re-
porting that Admiral Camsra's ships had left
CArtagena for Cadiz.
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Deceased wife's sister Bill.

SpeciaI Cable DtIpdteA 70 TIE Sun.
LONDON. July 29.-The House of Lords to-
day passed on its third reading the bill leGaliz-
ing in Great Britain marriages contracted In
the colonies between widowers and their de-
ceased wives sisters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29
Italy'S Naval Budget to Be Increased.

npeo'uE CuUId UeIpulcH 70 The Bun,
ROME. July 29.-The naval budget will be IN
CREASED In consequence of the additions that
will be made to the British Navy.
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FSr Other DsaA Notices sse S.vsatA PaS..

DIA.-on Thursday, July 20. 1898. at his residence,
COS Carlton GV.. Brooklyn, N. Y. Benjamin Ward
DIX. aged 05 years.
Services At TeEdOnee Sunday. July 81, at . O'Clock.
PhilAdslPhiS and San FFARSisOO pApsrS please
eOOy.
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sI p net al1 Ea7.s s ssH g x. Ts9 aA 81 k: :1Ss.1 Sss! ..0 sss
High st., Newark. n. J.-Aas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-29

WARRINGTON. July ~28.-Frederick W. Baum
bon, was to-day appointed Postmaster at st.
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To RoOrEani1o the Newark Post once.

WASHINGTON. July 28.-Mr. George W. Bea-
vers, Chief Of the Division Of Salaries and Al
lowances. has been directed by the Postmaster
General TO 90 to Newark, n. j., on Monday and
reorganize the Post Once In that city.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-12-17
Summons for Publication.

In the United States Commissioners Court, for the District of Alaska at Wrangcl. The Seattle Hardware Company. plaintin,
  The Explorers and Travellers Company, defend
 ant.
 In the name of the President of the United
 StateS
 To the Explorers and Travellers Company de-
 fendant
 You are hereby commanded tc hc and appear before the undersigned United States Commits sioner. for the District of Alaska. at his office in Wrangel. Monday the 9th day of January, 1899. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. to answer the above named paintiff in civil action. And you will take notice that if you fail to so appear and answer. for want thereof. the plaintif will take judgment against you for the sum of Si25 together with the costs and dis burSmentS of this action.
 Given under my hand and seal at Wrangel Alaska. this 18th day of November. 1898.
 FRED. PAGE-TU STIN
 Seal Y. :. Commissioner for the
 District of Alaska. at Wrangel Date of list publication Nov. 19. 1898. 7t
Stikeen River journal., 1898-12-17

want from each person leaving specimens, an open and honest statement of everything relating to the location which will give an intelligent conception of it.
 If the property is for sale we will try to sell it for a fair com mission. If capital is needed to aid in development, we will en- deavour to supply it.
 Our paper is growing in cir culation and influence and we will be pleased to give the widest circulation to it's mining depart ment. We hope the business men of the town will see the possible advantages to be deriv- ed from this effort, and that they will do what they can to create a splendid exhibit for the infor- nation of those who will in the future visit us with a view ot purchasing or developing mining property.
Stikeen River journal., 1898-12-17
SATURDAY. DEC. r, 1898.

A benefcent Creator not only made the earth beautiful in it's physical aspects and clothed it with rich colors and covered it with a changing mantle upon which the sun laughs and the pale moon sheds her lambent flame, but he has garnered in the earth ineXhaustable treasures and fructities the yielding soil from which we gather the edible things to sustain our lives and make them a joy forever He created the human among the great family of living things. Man, as we denominate him, has arrogated to himself upon an as sumed hypothesis that all creat- ed things in the heavens above and the place beneath were made simply for his use and de- lectation. It is perfectly natur- al therefore for him to take for granted that the slaughter of beasts and birds is part of the di- vine entendment that he should eat to satiety and be merry with out considerations orlimitations.
 Mans cruelty to man? The earth groans with the weight of it. How hapless the lot of any living thing that mans appetite Seizes upon. It seems to be a natural irresistible law govern ing all sorts of life, that eternal devouring of one creature by an other With such example it it may be safe to think we are justified in seeking the rich juic- es and savory havors which come from eating the flesh of beasts and birds. The thought of such a license ought to sober us to be content to take as much as satis- ties us without wanton killing.
 These thoughts, not to carry them further, are a preamble to a discussion as to improvident destruction, indulged every. where, but particularly in our unsettled and wild countries, prolific in animal life. The mere plentifulness of it seems to apol- Ogize for indiscriminate destruc- tion. How long will the native Alaskan exist when he, himself, for few dollars slaughters the deer which has been and is his staple food? When they are ex- terminated then the Indian will cease from troubling and be at rest. This instinct to kill has been curbed by laws from time immemorial and all civilized peo-
Stikeen River journal., 1898-12-17
TO THE PUBLIC.

The Journal, fully impressed with the importance of Wrangel as a prospective mining centre. and of the great advantages to accrue to the business interests of the town by encouraging men to prospect in good faith, has es, tablished a mining feature to it's office.
 We will arrange to exhibit specimens of rock in one of our large office windows, and invite claim owners to leave their specimens with us for inspection by the public. We will receive such specimens upon the follow ing conditions only:
 The owner must state the name of the location; date and place of location; if assays are had, a copy of the assay, giving name of assayer; the amount of work done upon the claim; il short we
Stikeen River journal., 1898-12-17
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