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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
TROLLEY WIRE THIEVES NABBED.
The Brooklyn Heights Road Hal Lost O15,-
600 by Their Operations.

600 by Their Operations.
For some time past the officers Of the Brook
Ign Heights Railroad Company have been COM
planning to the police that oopper feed wire
used on the trolley system had been cut down
at night and carried OF. They estimated that
their loss in this respect amounted to about
$4,000. The wire weighs three pounds to the
foot and is worth IL cents a pound.
Acting Capt. Weiser OF the Central ofice.
with Detectives Harrington. Rudy. Murphy.
Gray. Connolly. and McGrath. started out on
Tuesday night to capture the thieves. They
took up positions on Junction avenue and Poor
Bowery road. In Queens county. and at 3
O'Clock yesterday morning saw five young men
drive up In a wagon. Two Of the men climbed
q tree in front OF where the officers were hiding.
and the other three went up the avenue q dis
lance OF 500 feet. The men In the tree clipped
the wire. and then Acting Capt. Weiser ordered
them down. One Of them came. but the other
refused to do so until two shots had been fired
into the tree. The other three men heard the
shots and ran away.
At the Adams street station in Brooklyn the
prisoners said they were Edward Coleman and
Henry Kelly OF 317 Adams street. They said
the other three men lived opposite. the station
house. and they were captured shortly after.
They were Albert g. Fox. Kenneth Girard. and
Robert Mcneil. The men were taken to Lon
Island City and held for the Grand Jury in
81, 900 bail each. In the room occupied by the
machinists' tools, filed watch cases. stamped
envelopes and other articles. Tho police. say
they believe they have captured q band OF bur-
CLARA.
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An EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION
Meeting OF Afro-AmericRns in Brooklyn Ia
Make Arrangements for 1t.

Meeting of Afro-AmericRns in Brooklyn to
Make Arrangements for 1t.
meeting Of Afro-Americans was held yes
terday at 315 Bridge street, Brooklyn. to ar
range for q big emancipation celebration on
Sept. % 40 Bay View Park. DR.. William R.
Lawton was made Chairman OF the Committee
Of Arrangements. and ". A. Ridder was APP
pointed President OF the Citizens Committee.
under whose auspices the celebration will be
held.
The Right Rev. Abraham Grant. D.. D.. Bishop
Of the New York diocese Of the African Meth
odist Episcopal Church. will deliver the GRAFTON
of the day. and an address will also be deliv-
ered by DIR. H. B Parks. Secretary of the Homo
and Foreign Missionary Department Of the
Methodist Church. DR.. William D.. Cook Of
Brooklyn will be master Of ceremonies. All
other pastors of the A. NJ. T.. Church In New
York will act IA Vice Presidents Of the meeting.
Edward NJ. Circuit. President OF the borough
OF Brooklyn Lieut.. Gov. Timothy L. Woodruff.
and other prominent citizens have been In
vited to attend. The committee Is making an
effort to get permission from the authorities at
Washington for the coiored troops that fought
In the late war TO be present. Representatives
OF the Rociety OF the Sons of North Carolina.
the Sons OF Virginia.. and the West, Indian
benevolent League will be assigned places on
the programme. A magazine showing the
progress OF the negro since emancipation Will
be issued as a souvenir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
IRON AND STEEL CONSOLIDATION.
Five Companies Said to Have Joined the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES May Come In.

Five Companies Said to Have Joined the
CombinatiOn-OtherS May Come In.
CHICAGO. Aug. 24.-It may be said authori-
tatively that the consolidation OF Iron and steel
companies. predicted for several days. has been
accomplished with i've companies. and others
are expected to come in later. The terms have
been agreed upon and are now being put in
proper legal form by corporation lawyers. This
new combination includes: The Minnesota Iron
Company. with It's Duluth and Iron Range Rail-
road and the Minnesota Steamship line Illinois
Steel Company. with its Chicago. Lake Shore
and Eastern Railroad; Southwestern Connells-
vile Coke Company; Elgin, Joliet and. Eastern
Railroad the Lorain Steel Company o! LoTain,
o.. and the johnson Steel Company OF Johns
town. Pa, lately merged into the Lorain Com
pany. The companies which may come into
the combine later are: Cambria Iron Company,
Bethlehem Iron Company. Tennessee Iron and
Coal Company. PennsylyaDia Steel Company.
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. Carnegie
Il Is Believed that the Pennsylvania compa-
MES are disposed to keep out OF the deal,
although the capital OF the new company will
be made large enough TO carry them II they de-
eide TO Join. The capital of the new combine
ton probably will DO $20O,000.000. The COM
panies already in the deal have a capitalization
In excess OF SIS, 900. 900, and those that may
than - 100000.
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WHOLESALE GRoCkRs' PLANS.
A Subcommittee Appointed to Confer
with the Manufacturer.

A Subcommittee Appointed to Confer
with the Manufacturers.
The Executive Committee Of the wholesale
grocers' associations OF the country yester-
day appointed n subcommittee to confer with
the American Sugar Refining Company and
other manufacturer and endeavor to arrange
satisfactory limited price agreements under
which the manufacturers products will be
handled by the wholesale grocers.. The sub
committee consists of ]. z. Grinstead Of
Louisville. KY, Chairman OF the Executive
Committee; b. W. Cooter Of st. Paul, II. b.
Lee Of Saline. Kan,i William Jpdson Of Grand
and one member to represent New York and
New England territory. One Of its members
"The wholesale grocers have not organized
for coercion, The manufacturers have not the
time to bother with Individual grocers. We
wish to urge them to. dc business through the
wholesale. Rrocers rather than with, the retail
ers directly; so far as the sugar refining com
very satisfactory to both sides"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
GREETING TO WOODBURY. KANE
Men of Newport Society Greet Him-SOcial
Do1nRS of the Day.

Men of Newport Society Greet Him-Social
Dolngs of the Day.
NEWPORT. R. l., Aug. 24.-There was Q merry
gathering OF the male members OF the cottage
colony at the reading room this evening when
Lieut.. Woodbury. Kane OF TroopK K. rough riders.
was most enthusiastically received by his club
friends. Lieut.. Kane arrived on the 2 o'clock
boat and was driven immediately to the reading
room. He wore o blue serge suit. and although
o little thin looked remarkably well.
The big social event OF the day was the sub
scription ball given by twelve men at the Hotel
de Logerot on the Cliffs. In years gone by this
was the scene OF many social gatherings, In
Guiding the Count Castellane ball. The men
who arranged for the ball were Perry Belmont
Goold Redmund. Reginald Brooks. E b. Bulke-
ley. Winthrop Rutherford. Robert L. Gerry.
Center Hitchcock. George Won L. Meyer, X. u.
Van C~ourtlandt. Alfred g. Vanderbilt. Fer
nando YEnaga. and E L. Winthrop. They were
assisted by q committee OF ladies composed OF
Mr.. John {seoR AStor; IN Ars Nh He WS,f =. Sl9 %as.
looking Esd the Gins. was Decorated with, palms
s5iar. tfSs sinF ypi hhns and sw;h lie RHse0 eleetricai
display was also very elaborate.
wMadsWw Ss s1 Would lead sar' the %costilon. but a. Ss
could not attend Elisha Dyer. Jr.. was induced
TO do SO: The %eotiilon fayoTs were silver and
Nearly all the, cottagers attended. Another So
eial event today was 9 receptioNI, , given en- ~ ~ M sns.
S Deso S Eltf on i IL honor ASSs of Ad anifT and MIS-,
By Mrs. Il, Nick Txom6iy; Mrs. ToTTpnssnd
Hitchcock, Jr.. Mrs: Harry Payne Whitney.
Thomas Gushing. Mrs., Henry, Clews, Mrs. J.
Thompson SIss,n zen X and MTs; , w; = 81 Sc sffenSHd
the subscription ball.
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W1Nr r4r TaEvoH cLosED.
Residents oe NsingsbridRe Road Appeal e
the Courts for = P~erenptory STandhmus.


Residents of N~tnasbridge Road Appeal e
the Courts for = Persnptory Mandnmus.
An application was made TO Justice RcAdam
OF the Supreme Court yesterday for a peremp-
tory mandamus 10 compel COMMISSIONS OF
Highways JamesP. Heating to MI In the trench
along KlnRsbridge road from 102d to 1921
street. which was ~exeavated by the Third
Avenue Railroad Company in December. 1895.
for the purpose OF constructing q railroad. the
franchise for which was subsequently held 10
DO Illegal. The application was made In the
name Of Thomas Bailey OF 80 West 151st
street. a taxpayer. who claims that the trench
is a public nuisance and dangerous TO citizens
who are compelled to 20 In that vicinity.
Several months ago Commissioner Heating
promised to see that the work was done. buthe
stated that tho contractor who was engaged TO
do II had been compelled to stop work for want
Of necessary materials. Christian Thinks. the
President Of the Washington. Heights Pro.
Rressive Association, In. an atidayit presented
TO the court, stated thai. no attempt whatever
that Che condition OF the .roSdfs the same now
as II has been for moro than a year.
Assistant Corporation Counsel Sterling said
MI in the trench because Of lack OF money and
material. but that he would do 90 as soon az
Albert J.. Elias, President Of the Third
Avenue Railroad Company, in q letter explain-
ing tho petition Of the eompsny: states thSt us
taiDed. and then the construction OF the road
will be begun 10 earnest, In the meantime,
70 En aIf t up the SeP tFpench. Il It's W ensinc sS sS snS s SfIiSGy
experts have advised that. the public health
wonld be endangered By nlinE Il IN !, ana nd then then
Justice McAdam, in. reeervinE his decision.
he would dive Commissions Heating a reason
able time In which to do the work.
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COOP
Held Up By the Supposed Wounded Soldier to
Whose Aid He Went.

Held Up By the Supposed Soldier to
Whose Aid He Wont.
Kate Ark OF IS Doyers street was arraiEned in
the Centre Street Police Court yesterday on q
charge OF robbery. The complainant was Henry
Crowley OF 285 Crescent street, Brooklyn.
Crowley alleges that as he was passing through
Doyers street on Tuesday evening he was
stopped by the Ark woman. who stood on the
sidewalk In front of No. IS. wrinEing her hands
and weeping. When questioned she said that
her husband was a soldier. Just returned from
santiago. where he had been wounded. Grow
ley says that the woman asked him to try to do
something for her husband. and that he entered
the house with her.
A he reached the top OF the stairs. Crowley
says. he was seized by the throat and thrown
TO the floor by q man. who held him, in shte OF
his struggles. while the woman took from his
pocket q roll Of bills containing so.
As soon as Crowley escaped. he gave the
alarm and the Ark woman was arrested. TIL
man got away with the one The prisoner
for the Court OF General Sessions.
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nm on5pcrs 10 EopeB rforrdA

John n. James Takes Ire AEairs 81 Mount
Zion Lodge, ode Feliowss Into court.
John II. James. q member Of Mount Hioh
Lodge No. 1910. Grand 0rder Of Odd Fellows.
composed Of colored men. applied TO Justice
Lambert IN the Supreme Court in Brooklyn
yesterday for a mAndAmus against tho officers
Of the lodge, compelling them TO admit him TO
al the riRhts and privileges OF embershlp..
10 says TINT the young men In tho lodge
passed q resolution recently that when nny en-.
tertainment was held BY the lodge the. prioe OF
me tickets should be chareed agalnstIhe mem.
picnIcs and excursions he objected 20 paying
Tor the tickets. In. opposing the motion. ~.
McOapts Stewart said that the entertainments
were held TO raise money for the sick fund and
TO pay the. funeral expenses OF deceased mem
ber9 and that whether q member attended the
Affairs or not no was benefited BY the money
raised. Decision was reserved.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
wouldn't Send a 70 Sailor to Jail.

Thomas Clancy. . sailor On tho battleship
Indiana. was arraigned before Magistrate
Steers In the Myrtle Avenue Police Court In
Brooklyn yesterday charged with intoxleatioR.
The sailor acknowledged that he had drunk
too much.
to1ieation," said Magistrate Steers. You are
discharged; Go TO your ship. my boy, and look
out for John barloycorn in tho future, for
sometimes he Is worse than q SDaniard to
handle"
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In Honor of rol,top, n,r,haav.

Aalnner will be given at the Hotel st. Denis
on Sept. 8 In honor OF Count Tolstoi. who viii
S"'eorate his SEVENTEEN birthday on that date.
me occasion will also mark the twentieth an
EdHersary Of his literary career. Tickets have
iSyitan Eea az y. and the committee viii send
mira Iihns 70 Count Iolstoi's fricndE and adj
the ~. ln nus cry, William Doan HoWells is
fhc S SSlnalrBaR q the Dlpner COMMITTEES. which
SSsuces r. X, Bowker. Richard Watson GlfdoE'
TA"S1u bright and other local H~ussoDblOa
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The Gathering Of tho Peapaok Smiths.

The word has gone out from Peapack. Tho
Smiths are to gather at the farm OF the
Patriarch Peter one milo from Peapack station.
n. j., at 10 O'Clock on Wednesday. Aug. 81.
1893. This Is TO be the twenty-third annual
eigned by Isaiah Abram. James o.. and j. d.
Smith. Emphatic notice Is given In the call To
all operators In pink lemonade. gold bricks,
tintypes, popcorn, the shell game, and kindred
enterprises that they can't come, The Smiths
picnic ground and so may we'll be naughty.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
FAVE HER HUSBAND ROACH POISON.
Mrs. WoEonecsh Thought She Had Pur-
chased Rochelle saItA-Dose Was Fatal. =

L - .L.
Anton wozonecski. 81 years old, died about
midnight on Tuesday at his home. 17S Elevs
enth street. Jersey City. after taking a doee Of
roach poison which his wife had given him In
mistake for Rochelle salts. WozonecaH coms
planned OF feeling III about 10 o'clock and .
neiGhboT advised him 70 take some salts. Mra.
Wosonecski wont, 70 freeman Stoddard's drug
store. 657 Grove street, and returned with .
white powder which she dissolved In water and
gave 10 her husband; Aiey minutes aiterWard
Xolonecski was eoiL5d with oOnvulSionB and
died before. DR.. Nnnerty arrived. Tit doctor
examipod the label on the, package and found
Il marked "RoAch Poison"
MrE. WoEoneesN speaks very little English,
and Il Ia supposed that the druggist underetoSd
her 10 order roach poison instead OF rochelle
salts, DruRgjst Btoddard says no doeE not rS-
member selling coach poison 70 any one on
TueSday night. He suggests that probably the
woman had the poison in the house and mlAs
took II for salts. + police have lnyestlgatSA
the case, but, ls4ye not made any. er1o9t4
County RhystelAnC oaVsEss VIZ probAely egoe
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25

|SCRIBNERS.
FOR SEPTEMBER
mon on sale at all HswsstGnds)
~ The Rough Riders

RICHARD HARDING DAVIS.
one of the few correspondents who
actually Witnessed the famous fight
at Guasimas, now gives an entirely,
new idea oft He was in the thick
of it, and tells what the cowboy and
city rough riders said and just how
they acted while shooting and be, 4.
ing shot. 1t is the most vivid and
thrilling description since the war
began. Illustrated by striking pho
tographs and drawings on the spot
by CHRIsTT.
THE WOUNDED CoRRE-
SPONDENT, EDWARD MARsHALr.
who dictated . despatch for his
paper after the surgeon pro-
nounced his wound fatal, gives his
personal reoolleCtions of the fght
and tells his peculiar thoughts and
sensations when shot-an unusual
piece of writing.
HOW THE sPANIARDs FOUGHT a
Caney is described by JOSEPH EDGAR CHAM.
BERLIN, another correspondent who was In
the thick Of the fighting among the trenches
and In the charges. -
AN ARTIST, 81. @. CHRnsTY, writes of his
Impressions Of the vivid scenes at FL Posn
accompanied by his WI sketches and hiS
own photographs.
THE INSIDE WORKING OF A BATTLE
SHIP is described by W. J. HENDERSON, an
oflcer or the Naval Reserve-the whole
close-ltting business from the Admiral on
the bridge to the stokers in the hold. d
Illustrated deliberately.
A housing BATTLE ODE Is contrib
uted to this number by RICHARD HovHx.
G. D. GTBSONS ANEW York
Day second group of Eve full
page drawings called NOON.
THE WoRKERs-The West
by WALTER A WYcKoFF, tells Of
"a Road Builder on the Worlds
Fair Grounds" One of his most
striking experiences.
THE STORY OF THE REvo.
LUTON by Senator LODGE con-
tinues, with striking illustrations.
THE CONSCIENCE OF A BUSINESS
MAN, o story Of Capital and Labor, by
OCTAVE THANEE. illustrated by A. B. Frost.
MUTNY ON THE FLAGSHIP, a love
story Of navy life, by ANNA B. RoDoERs.
THE JUNGFRAU RAILWAY about to
be completely is described by E B. DAWSON.
Illustrated. 4,
RED ROCK, THOMAS NELSON PAGES
serial, tells OF a daring prison rescue.
THE DEPARTMENTS and Poems make
the rest of the number.
PRICE. 20 CENTS A SuNDER, $500 A YEAR. ron sALA
EVERYWHERE. CHARLES scRIBNER's sons. PuBLIsHEH8.
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Refu.es Permit for Overhead Trolley Line.

Deputy COMMISSIONS Walton OF the Depart
ment OF Public Buildings. Lighting and Sup-
plies has declined 10 issue a permit TO the
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company for an
overhead trolley line on Montague street as a
substitute for the cable. Mr., Walton rays that
the necessary consent OF the State Railroad
he a opposed TO overhead trolley wires. He II
willing TO Issue a permit for an underground
doAd,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
s-anuFacturor. Of Chomieals trying to Unite.

injecting Of the leading manufacturer OF
heavy chemicals OF this and other Eastern
cities was held at the Downtown Club yester-
day 70 discuss q proposition for a consolidation
Of interests. The matter was talked over. but
had been taken. and the whole sabteet had
been Put over nptIl anether meeting. which
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
Jorsph @. Blrlln u seriouslr nl.

Joseph g. BiElin. ormerly President OF tho
village OF Far R~ockaway. L. l.. Is lying danger
ously Ill at his home there. A few weeks ago
Mr.. BiglIn was injured by being thrown from q
carriage during a runaway. His right ankle
bone was fractured In two places and IL was
condition has not improved since the opera
lion, and Ii Is feared that he Will not recover.
Mr.. BiRiin was recently chosen as one OF the
Queens county deleRates 10 the Republican
EtAto Convention.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
CROPS.
They Are Said to No Larger This Yenr Than
since IBO6,

WINNIPEG. Man. Aug. 24.-The Manitoba
Government bulletin estimates tho crop 70 be
the largest since 1905. The wheat estimate is
25.oI3.OO0 bushels. average 17.<1 per acre
oats 100000, average IS; barley II, 900, 900,
average 20 1-5 hax 350:OO0 bushels, rye So
900. peas $4,000, The figures In 1901 were;
barley, 9O00,000
sSos q doing well. The hay crop is under
the aYorago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
ELEVATOR FAILS TWO SroR1ES.

People In the Custom House Receive .
Harmless Fright.
Idiosyncrasies which have been exhibited
by the two passenger elevators in the Custom
House ever since they were put In eliminated
yesterday afternoon by one OF them suddenly
dropping from tho top 70 the third floor, q
descent OF two stories. The fall OF the elevator
House brokers rushed TO the shaft fearing that
some one had been injured, The elevator man
were shaken up, but not hurt, The elevator
was still stuck at the third floor last night.
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Arrivsd-wrDSraDAT Aur. ~.

b Teutonic. Cameron, Liverpool Aug. 10.
Be Saale. Blanke. Bremen AuR. 10.
81 WeTTa, Mirpw, Genoa Aug. IL, Gibraltar Aug. Is.
81 Manhattan. whitney, liverpool.
es Leander, Mafhison, Hamburg.
Be Boston city, Barclay, Bristol.
ea Arecuna, Houston. Vera Cruz.
Be Princess Anne, Hulphera, NorfoIk.
Be Vera, Nicholson. Gibraltar.
Be Carib. Mckee, Jacksonville.
Be Richmond. Hitler. Richmond.
= [Fo later arrivals see First PaEa1
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5 Jacob Bright. from New York, at Nassau.


Sc Hispania. from New York for Hamburg. passed
Butt Of Lewis.
Gibraltar.
Sc s~tEathmore. from New York for Singapore.
paased Gibraltar.
Sc Rotterdam. from New York for Rotterdam.
passed Gibraltar.
8! Gvery Hii. hrom New York for Colombo. passed
Perrin.
Ship August. from New York for Stockholm. passed
Elsinoro.
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nAR1Nr rNrrLLreENCE

MINIATURE ALMANAc-rHrs DAI.
Sun rises. -. 40 Sun sets. ga Moon sets. II ~
HfoH v~ATEA-THIs DAT.
Sandy Hook. II 10 Gov.Isrd.1a as Hell GAte,. q %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
business gutirEs.


A Man VIII KnoWg q Good Thing VIII Al
correct Mineral Waters and will take no other.
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81 AuraniA, from Liverpool for New York.
Be GomAdic. from Liverpool for New York.
s. Herminiua, from Liverpool for New YORK.
Be Excelsior, from Rotterdam for New York.
s. AbbAzta, from Trieste for New York.
Sc LAnoelot, from Coronel for New York,
Be Victorious, from Newcastle for New York.
Be StrathleVen, from Dunkfrk for New YORK.
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THE KENsICo CEMETERY. -frvats station, han,
il lem Railroad 50 minutes ride from the brand
Central Depot. Once. 10 East tad st.
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Il CHIEF CROKER IN BELLEVUE

He Cut HIS Foot IN a Plate-GiaSA window
at q Fire in Park Place.
Deputy Fire Chief Edward Croker. the
nephew OF Richard Croker. was brought TO
Bellevue Hospital yesterday In an ambulance
from tho Mercer. street truck house. While at
the fire In Park place on Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. Croker cut his left foot In a plate-glasB
WindoW.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25
SptriGI gSttses.

AGE Is AS ESSENTIAL In . champagne = In
distilled or matted Liquors. Great W0StoEn Cham
OAgnS hAs DgopeEa 49,
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ARnIvEp OUT.
gs leland. from New Yorh, 1t Copenhagen.
Ss from New York. &c Naples.
Be Kaiser Wilholm der Grosse. from New YORK, 81
Bremen.
sS FiaImAn, from New York, At MAnchestsr.
SIS Palatih, from New York, at Hamburg.
Be- Georgian, from New York, at London.
Bark Prospero Padre, from New York, 81 yelling
ton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-08-25

ship Boadicea, from New York for Molbourns. AUG.
4, lat. OF south. long. 90 west
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Daniel Frohman arrived from England yes
teraay' 30 did AMMO Russell. who comes with
inc distinction Of London's critical approval.
Heinrich Conried will sail from Cherbourg to-
morrow.
The separation OF Mr.. Primrose and Mr.. West
IN negro mlnstrelsy is acrimonious. Each is
EskinG pains to make 1t clear that he has moth
season. o"'" 'Ho coming
AleGnl engagement 10 at hand between An
ooiiew MACK ana Wilton LRckaye as 70 the right
SI pTiorlty in a duel. the popularity OF which
SSGmsisiS In q seemingly doomed. tighter saving
inSm sSm WIN a sword that falls fortultously
n~sl q SET q ancient armor, Mr.. Lacknye as
rstli pna q nc RcS 5syiee TaS stolen from ne man
kists that i Is original In "ARaRKed Earih IL
Hex uSsppens mt Augustus, Pltou has written for
Snat 0ther irish comedian. Chnuneey Olcott. a
orama containing a duel. but 7 claim no
TmsGnmaIity N Z duel episode. he says. and the
JUNCTION from me" ~ "eu 1901 ~ i-
pan Godtrey's Band is to come again. and for
arranged by Rudolph Aronson.