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=VOL LIVNO 318 I NEW YOUR FRIDAY JULY 15 1887 PIVCE TWO CENTS i=

THE STRIKERS LOCKED OUT-

gO SKTTLKXtKNT OF TIIK ItnOOKLTN-ItOAnXfmATED UTJllKV-

Uore Train Running Veierilar Cot Blur

tn neftise in Dt plnce lrc >rnt Eplijre In Make Room for theAttempt nt Arbitration Hlcaallr FRI

All efforts t end tlio etrlko of tho onjrlnoirs awl llromenon tho Brooklyn Elovntodllntlrnnd yesterday resulted In Inlur nnd thefltlit was continued with bitornollon tho imrt of tho strikers who lould at complete surrender on their part wouldalone satisfy tho company The road was Inmuch bettor shape than nt any time since thottrlko began Col Martin sold that he hadfourteen regular trains running six minuteslioadwiynnd that eo many engineer rind lire

lion hail applied for work that Master Me-

chanic

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Ballwotld havo no difficulty In hiringmon who wore entirely competent Thirtyeight now men had boon employed on Wednes-day

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Mid seventeen yesterday In anotherday Cot Martin expected to be nble tootieiato the road on the old schedule and-

to moot all the demands of tho public Thedirector aud stockholders who crowded theimitu ofllco in Sands street In the morning re-

reived Col Martins report with smiling facesand again expressed their determination notto budge on Inch undor any circumstancesfrom tho ixitloy which has prevailed since thostrike began A despatch was received fromFrnd Uhlman member of tho Board of Direc-

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nnd one of tho heaviest stockholders Intlio ioud who Is in Ilavariii with this advlco tolilt 10101droctr Stic It oul

Ilrlkorwere in session an early hourIn 1ythlnti Hull East Now York apparently asdetermined us over to maintain tho OhtbuttvKlontly ntur° B that some way tointttlemont might soon bo reached Scoutsciime In from time to time nnd reported thatluvoral of tho now employees would deler thecompany before night and that moretrains wore running than on the two previousdays no greater headway than Olteen minuteswiii mnlntalned

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and that tow coreous patron-ized

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Judge Gilbert Robertson with Secretary 0J Madden arrived in Brooklyn at 8 oclockand mot Florence F Donovan his associate inthe Htate Board of Mediation and Arbitrationin the Clarendon Hotel Commissioner Purcell telegraphed that ho would be in Brooklyn

lat night but eo on with the work Com-

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Donovan and Robertson went tothe Sand street office of tho company at 10X

Whitney was already thereanxious to contribute in some way to a settle-ment

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of tho trouble The company was ropro-

ecutcd by Edward Lauterbacb its counselGeneral Manager Martin and Messrs Pettusand Snodokor of the Executive Committee

Mr Donovan said that he and his associatewore there in their official capacity ait be-

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the duty of the State of Mediation-and Arbitration to Doafall cases oftrouble arising between employers and em-ployed

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In large corporations of this kind andthey doslrod was to learn the exact viewsalthe company with relation to tho points at

issue and nothing furtherThe position of the company said Mr

Lnutorbttch boars no relation whatever tothe mon lor whom the arbitrators apparedTiles mcnhuvodonu long andvlce for the company but left of their own aocurd on u notice ono hour long The companyIn Its duty to tim public undur Its frnchlsat once endeavored to replacomeasure It lies succeeded in doing soSlid hy tomortow It is expected that thoroad will be fully manned I cannot nee howinytliliig ciu be arrived at by arbitrationlUmtover nilUt beth couuouwnoes to thoroad and tho Itivestmentl for one would nevercontent to discharge cue mon WOO Imvo comato us In tills omoruoncy to make way for menwho deliberately Itift us ot their a6ccrdTills makes It imtiossllilo to own lu abody the mon who bit In it body and undertilt rules of tholr ordor1 they LIre loyal theycannot come blclt us a unit Thirtyso vim crow anil made room for thirtyBoveu more Ve urn now tunning on slxinln-utos tluio and are tukll more than ordinaryprecautions for t wo havo come to aconclusion that ought to bo read to all em-ployees

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who may httlko that they cannot allIliiiilly como hue in a body na they nro bound-to do if loyal to otcli other The now men whobat run tbo jeopardy of personal vlolulcoof-which we IWVH hud a towmust bl retained Iud protectud and It is reallytton to tniK 01 arbitration I would bo gmdIf anything could bo Invented or suggested toudjii u ibliigu to tills situation but 1 do not be ¬

the hllll mind lN oqual to the problemlulu no to arbitrate but I welcomeam olllcliil investigation

Tin men tlilnl Unit they have a little rightto bo tonIdurud in this matter said ConuulsdOlor Donovan They had a number of

> sent to Col Martin of which hotwk iu jgniziinco Messrs tngruhttm andHarKiimt rtprexintlng the Engineers undPlruiiions Diotliorhonus wont with thereinraUUea and asked Cob Martin If some Biigucs-tl ns toOth nut bo made and the matter ainl-caUy adjusted It scorns to me that a vonlorsobs ought 10 ho hold and tho case made clear-Aslunilurntiuid the mon they uro willing tolet tlio pay remain for future considerationand ret their claims on hours of labor andpromotion In cubes of ditchnrges they wanttile rpuueur mon to go first und in promotionsthe older

Th ilanmnds soot to me at flrstCol Mar-tin npilrd which I refused to consider were

In their terms that Incruham could-not midorso them

hnd tibltruilon first boon sought tho trou-ble

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might havo beon settled In an hour I isnot IOsbiblf now bOld Mr fcnoileker-

Meurs Donovan und Itnbertson continuedto urge a conference Mr Lnulorbuch againUccliMd that the Iliinpany would stand by tho-m w mon but llually agreed to tibet a commit-tee

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oniioiurlkors who ho suggested shouldudistinctly Informed of the torms of the cornEiiiy Cbmml sloiiur Donovan sent SecretaryJfuldea to tho lumiliiuitrtor of the striker intrtet nv York with a request that n deleiltionoclock

b> sent to the tinnuu street otcoTli eommlttoe of engineers and firemen

JfiHi hOt munugod tim strike headed byI ChalllrWrllht arrived at tho ufllce prompt

lr hour accompaniedMums ClHpji II member of tho Urotborho-odIr Now Jernuy and Chief Fireman bargeantill i of Whitney and CommlSluuellonoranImil Itobortson were

Mr Lnulnrliacli was the spokesman for thoeonpanr smut made substantially the same

he had made in the morning it-WOUld he said bean Injustice to tIle menyho came to us In the hour of need t 0 disebart thorn to make place for those who loftus Our original loyalty was llrst to you buDOM vt must be loyal to tho men whoour ufslhtance Those men will not bo dlsdIel but whel vacancies have to be filledthe IllN 9iniloyios

1111 them front the ranks of

> 1 Clapp said It seems to mo there isKl010 Ill lndultandlnl nil round 1 dontthink blamed entirely andI IMint think tho committee which sated forthe oUjIr trod firemen avoided makingIlne 1 dont think Mr Martin

uW limo iiiuu he bits got I dont think thoyhintI

I UL Martin replied that if that lured out se CCul1 dlfcchuoro them and othert met Il0uuUIIrlellit spoku IXI camePint tli of Brotherjool 01 Locomotive Firemen he said as101 UH I WIl notified and met First KtiglnoerUr5bmtin tlo representative of his Brothert

jul who from tho West on the namea un 1 ito organization I represent lIs notono or or We have boonjrwi received by nil railroad officials and theyItru LOII reudy to meet its half way MrIatmlll minI myself found some things In the

which ought not to have been thereIflI I Irlk Ihem out I must say lint when

u on Col Jlnrtln ho treated usery rettaly We have come prepared 10-Jkt CIIIwlonl Wo mily hlve asked ro

but comielweLtCIII Illhu

eArh Ilho Irumoo askod forueiio I BUfc loviCrflI1 Col Martin would discuss these

Polt4 t limo men have just grievancrs TheIlr WIts liurriid no doubt by tbe dischargefl I f ttiitttii whhh wits ilium by Mr MarieiVi

S Our Presence The impreiulon hn goneitVifttII

Ilr fiiKrahin antI mjsoiXordend thei I tiis IKnot BO Wo sanctioned Itand-

n idling in go belays ntiy trilunuilud eiimtI Irlll trrlly that these lon hlvo igrivI-

tInl>iIt oi jlil wild that thot roiil hiul boon i mia yanrs llhiiiit makinuany money

nil In niillii nf this act that tho wnges of the-emeun

11 IIOKII He olioIlorall dunlplth114t lie eomuilttje 11-Jllo11r nresontlui tho was

lIL thor had Roneoft without gettIng11e ° 1 enoo

4tr couulUerablo dUctualon JLut-eS b L

baclr announced with oven greater emphasisthan ho hnd dune at tho mornIng conferencetlllthlbu Ultimatum of the company was that

llromon nnd emtlneoni would boretained und that whoa vacancies occurredthe old men could nil them If thoy felt no dieposed Under no popslble Circunhsbnnceewould

bo taken buck In n body Ho askedtho representatives ot the strikers thosoterms worsatisfactory I

Wrlaht slid Clapp very firmly andIloudly responded No

Mr Wright nalds Uo far an I nm concernedI would hot work nain for this road underany circumstances hut I am HorrJor tho poormen thrown riot of say ColMjirtln that you have sot competent men Itell you you have not and that some of yourmOURn 14io public should bo In ¬

tho PerIl they run by riding behindsome of these men I toll you gentlemen thistrouble will not end toUR or tomorrow Wohave the power to tlo up every street railroadin this city but wo wont do thatIt wOldontto all parties concerned thatno bo reached nndoroxlMlnc-clrcnmsti ncos and although the confnroncocontinued till nearly i oclock and pacific BURcostions wor made by Monsrs Clapp nndHnrKonnt company would not yield anInch from lin flat as given by Mr Lnutorbach

Tho committee returned to Enst New Yorkand reported tho fruitless result of the con-ference

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to tho strikers whose hopes of beingrelieved from their embarrassing situationare now centred In Chief Arthur who Is oxpooted from the Yet today

OmrnlsKlooer Donovan Robertson andwl at tho City Hull this morning

to begin Investigation of the strikeThis order was Issued yesterday by Col

Martini1 Master MtOuintocAll of the fnllowlnr antic to alsnot Hr uifn now employed sad al lhn onJnrpliijrd tad a ropy of tb> em on bulletinpt aboards lb At one iTo alt Xmiliryrtt an< fIremen oUrooyn KterattA Kail

004 °°P°Notice U lierebr glees that under no clreumtancs-

will any of the employee of nbc rDs be dliohdrired tomake place for any of the former employee nt thiscompany hID Mintix

General Jan eend CommitteeIt WBI rumored in East Now York last night

that It became necessary the strike wouldbo extended to other roads Mes rs Wrightand bmiieant said that there was no such In-tention

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at present and that tho situation wouldprohahly remain unchanged until the arrival-of Chief Arthur

Col Martin said last night that trains hadbeen run during tIne rush houron six minutesheadway and that to further pro-gress

¬would be made cayputting the road in-

complete worklDaoror Ho had every reasonho said to the new mon andhad no for whatever that any accident waslikely to occur through carelessness or Incom-petenoy lie did not see how an investigationby tbo Htato Board of Arbitration or tho visit ofChief Arthur could change the situation be¬

tween tho company and Its late employeesTine decision of the company not to dischargetho new men wr 1 absolutely final

ABE TUB XNIOHTB INTEHFKRINOThe Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers

goon under In tho light with the Brooklyn Ele-vated

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Itatlroad said a surface rnllrontl martlast night nt a meeting of his fellow workersCntnulnl his remarks ho said

tell you thor are certain Knightsof Labor doing all can for Mr MartinThey are getting engineers and firemen forhim and havo been since they hoard of tho tieup We all know of theoxeluslveuess of thisBrotherhood Well that exclusiveness Is mak-ing

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some of the K of L feel that they are notdoing wrong to other branches of toll whenthey dont extend n helping hand to the Broth-erhood

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In their troubleIf they dont get back quick the Knights of

Labor will procure enough engineers nod fire ¬

mon to man the road and when they havedone so will organize these men into a localassembly under the jurisdiction of tho laws ofthe Knlgbte of Labor and what will be worseUIin the opinion of tho Brotherhood at homo

alover the country this Ilocal assem ¬

bly will attached 10 District Assembly 19Then wl begin the light against exclusivenessIn lab organizations as exemplified by thoBrotherhood

CAVOUT IIIJT AT LAST

A ThleYlns Deserter from the Ilrlllth JfnyrArrested In Knne Cttr

CHICAGO July 1410 of Plnkortonsagency today arrested In Kansas City WilliamHogg Wolesley Markham Assistant Paymas ¬

ter In the British navy He will bring him toChicago tomorrow In April 1838 Markhamthen senlnl as Assistant Paymaster on the

Ihlp Espolr lying at Port Hamiltonobtained a furlough to go over to Shanghaipromising to return in five days Alter he had

bon absent eight days an examination of hisshowed a shortage of L186 Mark

I ham was traced to a small place In Japan butI there the Iral was lost and It was con

cluded that had fled to Bal Francisco Hewas then duly proclaimed a deserter from thoEnglish service Soon after it was learnedthat 1arkhnI had forged the name of thoCltain Espolr to n requisition on thoTreasurers chest nt Honl Knllor f60andhad cashed tho at branchof the Shanghai and Hong Kong Bank Hohad also lorced Lieut Adamss namo to urequisition tor 5000 and still another requisi-tion

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for IJIXK and obtained the money TheBritish Admiralty placed the matter in thehands of the Scotland Yard service

It was learned that Murkham hnd spent largesums of money at Shanghai His lavishnesswas centred upon a woman named Oussle

who had recently come to HhnnKlmlland Han Francisco where she was a wellknown memberof the domlraondo Such washer Influence over the lulthe1aymasler thatho gave bertCCOO In gotof this sum was an order on the Oriental flankof Shanghai for which silo purchasedfor him and SUtho only money he hudleft when he sot sail for Yokohama whore bearrived on April SO 1830 Finding that officerswore on his track ho again tied this tunataking passage on the steamer City of Sydney

i to ian F rsoclco Ho was followed on the nextsteamer by the woman Wand who by this timehad spont most of the money ho hud given her-

On iteamorlfdlOY Markham irotacounlutcdwith rnllRo detective who wasreturning home search bra Chinesemurderer who had committed suicide afterbeing captured The detective on reaching-San Francisco made In1lulrlol as to whether-any man nf appearance wattwanted but as no notification of his crime hadbeen received ho was allowed to leave KanFrancisco unmolested A month hirer adviceswore received by the San Francisco polled thatMarkham Wil wanted but by this tlmo alltrace of wins lost When the case was putinto the hands of the Plnkortons the unitsearch was for the womal Bland who lintreturned to Hhe was fountIn Los Angeles living with a gamblernrfmed Newman Site said she hail heardnothing of Markham since his arr11111 Amen ¬

ica A close watch was kept neverthe loss and It was found that another tumblernamed Charles Rich had supplanted NewmanIn her affections A dotectivo Mot his clew by aletter addressed to lllch In Markhams hand-writing

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und postmarked Kansas City Richsreply to the letter was addressed to LukeCharles Rich In Kansas City and from someIndiscreet remarks dropped by Oui slo Blandwhile excited by champagne It was learnedthat Markham was the man and that he witsIn Kansas City Ho was working there as aninsurance solicitor under an assumed name

NcbKlblee Ctmraei Asiilnet the Flnttmeh-Aaylam

Tho mother of the unfortunate epilepticusury Bcbalble yesterday wu surrounded by a group

of friends In her home at 89 Meserole Street WllUamiburgh listenIng to the tory of the poor fellow recap-

ture and return to the banns Aurlnm at tlatburh-orgt of tits Htan itrert police ay < that he haiIII-

Iayhut nflmany ca ee of cruelty to poor patients IIn

nd lhe aandi rJ to appear before an Incommittee tile informationI poe

arnedby him of thoee rrJIa l ot brnullty endu When Schalble back to the asylum

he tnlilOn Arnold and llallahan Li starCheney cud another wMUIAm be bad forgotten wereI be leencnof whom badomplaltied

Imported Alien WtduakJ 0 Julius Langbeln R counsol for tho

United Watchmakers of North America mailed yester-day 1 hobbles A Appleton agentol the AmericanVTaliham Watch Company a letter of protest againstIbe Importation by them of alien workmen under con-tract 11 appears by routraets which Mr Langbeln hassecured that watches makers hay been from time tutune ng4iedon behalf of the company In KnglandSwitzerland and France to come out here sod worktheir expenses being advanced and a contract beingenured Into bi them that they would refund the moneyout of their anilng II IIs affirmed that the UnitsWatennuksri have proof of a doien violationsI of thelaw ty various companies

Labor und WugeeAbout KOO workmen at the Black Diamond

Htoal Morkeif lark Hrothen A Co> IltutiurKb Sleuth

C4erli5 hcruiiie the llrlnlefued to reinstate a numLvrttt um MI men recently diecharireo

An adulUiiiial torts ot Iflnktrion men arrived InIMtteburjili yesterday and were sent at once to the cokereduna The strikers are weakening Tblrly rive sinkrat Youngstown remd work yeeterdiy Ml fam-

ine were victelat West Leleenrlng It wee eipecltdtrial loins of iheui would resist but they walked outpeaceably and made DO threat The bootee madetacaul WItS promptly oacucUd by new men who aretowatwytk

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SHE REFUSES THE PRINCE

3tlt9 LESLIK DECLINES TO JIMRir TUERUSSIAN KOHLKUAtr-

Ife plo III rUITe Daly Unfolded butVail < o Slave tier Thei Marquis de LTllle aad Ike Prtnee Will Mat FtIt

conrlgM 18B7 bit Tn ID PrInting tied Pu5Ua5tng-

AuoeianMiLONDON July lThlr will be no duel

between the Marquis dp and the huesino Prince lrlor whu a few jays ago playedrespectively parts of oowhider and cow-

hided In Hyde Park The Marquis thirsted forblood so ho told his friends but varoutlduo-ncos

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which were brought toPrince to disappoint the noble Marquis in hislongIng Ue was appealed tby rLeslienot to increase a painful eandallnd declaredthat consideration for was suf-

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to Induco him to lot the Marquis aloneHo has proposed marriage to Mrs Lcillo andhas been refused but that did not diminish-his princely politeness and consideration MrsLeslie who has grunt confidence in the abilityof the MarquIs to do things well also ad-

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tho argument that the Marquis whoshe says Is the let duellist In the world wouldeither poke a sworor send a bullet into thoPrinces that It was beneath himentirely to bo run through or shot by a manlike De Leuvlllo The Prince refused to con-

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tho question of danger but bo decidedthat If MrsLeslies feelings wore not at stakehis dignity na a genuine and unquestioned-Prince would prevent him from flghitingwlth ngentleman who was not even 1genuine and anunquestioned Marquis-

The fight between tho pRMod111111 andthe darkwhiskered beenfunny and I am sorry to have no hope of evortolling THE SUNS readers all about the trayThe honor of the Prlnco risked in not resent-ing

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a blow In tho face is sheltered by tho af-

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of Mrs Leslie and of her com-

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Miss Bennett who wore in thowith tho Prince that the blowcaraghis fnoo did not really touch him

This account which does not agree with thatof other eyowltnessos makes tho Princes posi-

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Igood deal batter Mrs Leslie declaresthat although the has refused to marry thePrince she want to be just to him and shoBuys ho is n real Russian Prince Ho took painsto prove It to hoc plainly and clearly when heproposed to her Ho showed her lotortom-bs mother who 1 > a princess and priest

oonfeisor Mr Leslie says told her alsothat the Prince thoroughly genuine

The Prince cannot he bond to tell aboutthese things Mrs Leslie thinks bo has goneto the Continent1 There was no reason whyhe should stay after she had rolusod himPersons acquainted with tho Prlnco thoughtho might perhaps bo lound at Cromwell Uotdunces Earls court With tbo hope of beingtibia to tail what kind of a prince Mrs Leslielund had tIm great good sense to refuse I wont-to look for him The address is a Ito bOIKIn a IHtlo quarter Inr to findplace an a In n book wouldretire to for recuperating purposes and quietwhom fortune lUll stopped smiling The Prlncocould not bo found there It wits the convic-tion of tho people that ho was In Paris but hisaddress wins not known The head of tho fam-ily

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Is tile gentleman who Mrs Leslie thought-was tho fattier contetBor The gentleman whowould ruthor not have tile name printed wasiiulte sure that ho was an English clergymanHe was onco chaplain of the Duchess of North ¬

timberland but had not managed a church foreovtn years The uentloman seemed to bevery fond of the Prince who he said did fool-ish

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things sometimes but not very often Hoknew nil about the Prince Ho bad in fact apedigree written by tile Highness and thefacts the pedigree contained co to show

Mrs Leslie has had the moral con rage tothat the opportunity of allying herself moreor loss distantly wltn nearly nil tho groat folkand titles that there nre

Tho full name of th Prince who desired tomarry her U Georges UrltttntT IM laurie He-N tho son of 1rlnce David Erlstolt anti ofPrincess limbo nod Unrdiitii of Jllngrelin Thismakes him tho cousin of the Prlnco of Jlln-gruliu whom the Czar has been trying to set-up on tho llulgai Ian throne The lt Incas onlysister Is married to Prince Ferdinand heir toYItitonstclnUorlobourc HH grandmother on

liio fathers ililo WitS Ihl fznroviw Nina daugh-ter

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of George XIII last King of Georgiawho rolud in favor of tho ltu Blan Czar In1802 Ho hits a cousin murrlad to Aoiilllo MuratBonaparte Another ooti ° In Is married toPrince Constantino of Oldllburl who is thocousin of the herman

There is likewise romance enough in hisfamily to capture an culinary romantic heartIlls great aunt was stolen In tine Caucasuswhon she was a child by tim Turks She wasraised a Mnliammoilitn and put In the Sultanshnrem111d Is the mother of the present Turk ¬

Bulul who bait such hard luck Thegreat Inarnud by accident that she wasnot born a Mohammedan She turned Chrithin loft tho hlroU and illud lu a

The Itwo brtlcr One is aschoolboy and the other the point aihort tlmn ago ol marrying a grand princess ofPersia The affair fell throuiih Our PrIncehas many other claims to our respect In-

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n fireeating undo In Pirls who lIs aprince with many gs and ts In his name Theabove IH enough to show that In the way of re-

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Prince Erlstoff IB well to the frontrefused HO many titles wrapped up InHavlnl Leslie wautH nothing to do with titles

at all She was av the theatre tonight andnot u solitary titled was In her box Allher friends sympathize with her In havlugbeonbrought Into an unpleasant position and con-gratulate

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her on having sent the tilled quarrellftrs oft The Marquis has apoioglrud Inwriting for having whipped the Prince in rLeslies carriage

The sensation has consort talk about th-eJarqulond developed u theory concerning

new It makes him the sonof a yon clover Oxford street hatter Ay a boyho wee oven smarter thll bN father Ho con-cluded

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that the life Marquis was muchgayer titan that of thin vory cleverest hatterand wont in for a gay lift

TIlE LORDS TAKE ThRill TPTtV

They DIscuss the Coercion mil nnd IPassethe Second lending

LONDON July ILIn tho House of Lordsthis afternoon Baron Ashbourno Lord Chan-

cellor¬

of Ireland moved the second reading oftho Coercion bill In making the motion hednscuibctl the bill as n measure that was In ¬

tended to counteract the criminal demoraliz-ing

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system of Intimidation now reigning In

Ireland a system that coerced lon peoplo

and interfered with every relation of life

Neither sex nor ago was spared from thisodious ferocious cowardly tyranny Iwas aslander upon the trades unions to comparethem with tile National League and It wasabsolutely startling to hear Mr Gladstonecloak tho abominable system of buycot-

tlntt under the euphemism of exclusivedealing The bill was called a coercion hillbut what liberty existed In a country where A

man was pot allowed to take grazing build A

hOUAI or supply goods to his neighbors withhimself to outrage anti murderOlt oxpolnA

opll could not buy sell employ orbo employed without being subjected 10 thedirest tyranny 1 In submitting a measure thatwas necessary for the protection of honestsubjects the Ministers hail a right to relyupon tIm loyal cooperation of the oppositionInstead of resolute obstruction A weak billwould be worthies °

nnl this measure whilestrong enough to terror to evlldoeiswould not jeopardise tho liberty of a single In-

nocent man IRheerEarl Iranvllle said that the Govrmentfinding Itself tlnltblfl to malnlln allhy the machinery r to tip

plY tQ exltI for further powers but whenrestrictions were pro posed suspondlngoommon-pernonal rlKhtsthe clearest proof was requiredJo justify an exceptional law The state ofIreland was ns peitcoful nnw as It was in ISSSwhen the ordinary law was found to hosiif-flclont The m was of a deplorably dan-gerous

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character lurwould certainly lead togravis evils in Ireland

The Duke of Argyll Lotl Carnarvon andothers spoke and the hiwatt then rend a seaond time The will be discussed incommitted tomorrow

A Rolhorblld Gala to ltPetersburg I

DEnLiN July 1n Rothschild tho head ofthe rrtfirm of passed through Berlin todayon way to Kt Petersburg It Is supposed Ibe oblecl I

of bit Juurney Is la uegoilate concerning th Russianconversion loan

Turning Urnnuii Clerk Oat ofHassIaDinuN July 14The Tageblatt laS that

Russia baa ordered allllh routler merchant dllllteplemUrDermas clerks Wlal Uiey Buy have la UN

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A POMOE3SIXII prElCoy Island Slack IlrlvWr Capturehlm sad

JCr a Pence that le Wrn UiiardThe Driuhton Beach Improvement Com-

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Is the principal owneVot tho Oonoy IslandElevated Railroad nnd hi ambitious to equalbetween Brighton and Wort firJohtop thfprofitable little railroad btjnlnesa Unfit vorManhattan Beach pooplo carry tn ovor themarine railway bdtwooflbHZ hotehi nndBrighton There are tuUri malr jnwoengornto EM carried but there are 60 same facili-ties

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for preserving a monopoly Tbo com roilton of Henry UamlltonfCoaocmno stage line

to bmol l t V

Onl measures ttifp bythttvilroadcompany recently was th tor otlon of a tightboard fence so arranged Alto fore tbO side of

trafllo to the very doors of tit eloffUvTaUroadstation and to completely pbsoojatho wattiou stages from tho viwAfipoiahUPuavngore liamlltonB nooe tIt roppca onehalf-De was Indignant and sWum that4ho fenoomust go But the railroad J opisWere alertand with slime of Chief t4itaflOa men andsome special policemen th7 lava td the fenoowith strong guard Fof ityoweeketbIe winecontinued until the dolaaiv8calmnos of theHamilton forces seemed to rtitilat ttno longernecessary i ir-

Oni ew

Wednesday night the enceprptocllngforce was reduced to one muD UpecialOfUcerJohn Engan A jout 1 > n itAgo load of Hamil ¬

tons mon dosremlod upon Lagan Ila wasseized gagged with a ptw> ofeanww andHung into OKtiikv He was further torturedby being warded about in the ollffBprlngedvehicle ion t hour When he raturnedto hisfloe bo round the fence was down I

Chief McKane was notified and yesterdaymorning Hamilton and six of Ills drivers werearrested lila stages wets stopped but Wereallowed to resume running upon liIItagremont that ho would takeout n back Ueene foreach of thorn The Chlf said tnnt tilt fencebeing put up by the Brighton Beoctuceople oatheir own property wntfentltiod to the fall pro¬

motion of the law PfJicemun wf stationedto oversee lie rebuilding with antlers to shootany ono who interfered with the work Lastevening tho war between the Scent elevatedland tile 5cent stages ns carried onvoiced toots and shouters I I

WARLIKE MAJOR FITtPATJlIUK-

Hr ban Fought la Any Nnmber of Battlearid at I at One IlaidisHoiid CombatLawyer Henry ClayHonderson of West

Chester village bus sued Major Rudolph PitapatrIck landlord of the Bt Boniface Hotel inWest Chester for damages done to Hendersons eye by Fitzpatrlcka list tfftqIfAfarsaan ntliloteand has a big military record Hoserved In the Popes Iriah Brigade llthe O rl-

buldlan war as a masters raito on board theUnited Utates stenmbomt liarksldeltt the civilwar and was Gout ONolsr1 Adjutant WhODIID1vadedCunnda in 1806 oildlB 1874 A-

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is now an Irish patflot of Ihomet War ¬

like order but be rocontlr had nllttlo dlffl-

cnlty with hia landladyMrs Barney iCrtrrollabout tho payment of his nt He declined topay any rent until MraViCarroll made someneeded repairs his housowblch ho claimedshe was bound to da by the leaseLawyer Henderson totd Mrs Carroll that

lease bound tine Major to makethe vreiatrs if bo wanted thorn Theaffair culminated in a summons sent by Jilllice Cox to the Major fjomraandlng the Major-to appear at tho ToTmHall yesterday andshow cause why he should not be ejected fromMrs Carrolls preml ell The Major met Law-yer

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Henderson In frontof the Town Hall yes-terday

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morningArratiiI cried the Meter what for are you

making trouble between two neighbors1 am not makingtrouble replied Lawyer

Henderson with dignityYou lIeI shouted the MajorYou lie yourself nnsweied tho lawyer

Thou the Major smote Henry Clay Hender ¬

son and the latter fiercely retaliated by nerv-ing

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upon tile Major a summons In n civ 11 no-

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for damage Tho Major went InoUo thoTown Hall snit settled bl suit with Mrs CurtIll und all day yesterday he laughed LawyerHenderson and hula suit for damages to scorn

Renter flying or the Poison he TookAlbert Homey of Port Jorvis who took mor-

phine¬

and turned on the gas In the Grand UnionHotelon Tuesday nitfht tugetoutof tie iinanclat troubles retnalneil unconscious sit day yesterday Hellevue Hoipltal Ills treatment consUted of the latest anil mostapproved rstoratle measure Including the Inhalation-of oxygen xas ami the hypodermic Injection of nntltlotesbut he sank as the day wore onand the doctors say hewill die

In the afternoon Mrs Remey and Postmaster Ryal ofPort Jervle arrived ot the hospItal Mrs Itemey aidthat lien husband seemed to be cit rlf lit when he lefthome on Tuenlav morliln but ihe had afterwardlearned that he lied tied loins business triubles Herueywas until recently senIor partner In the nrm of KemeyIL Demon drunrliis ot IorrJervl Itemey bai servodasarnttinbrof the village ouril of Trustees A few dayssince was announced lhat he h lrecleIppolumontas Ip cud reek tu lbs It vernment ral way mall ser-vice Slid he went to Nets YrS on Monday as was un-dentood tiy his friends take his new flare lbs ItemItemey A dissolvedI and It then first becamepublllr nol1ia the seniorI partner was In debt car-beyondI his ability to pay a condition nf tunics brourhtabout It Is reported by recent nnfortunate ventures InHail street Ileiney and lila wife formerly tuna IOtaHweezv belong to hIghly respectable coil widely eonnertea furrltlei of the town of Mlnlsmk Kemeysfather IIs an aired and well tn do orange Uounty farmerwhocould and dnubllei would have come to his sonsassistance

ObituaryJames Pfyfe for thirty years a wholesale

merchant Maiden lane but for many years retiredfrom business died on Wednesday evening last at hisreldence SOT West Hfty seventh street aged 87 yearsUr Pfyfe was bun In Barclay street and be was fondof leMnif how his mother held him up at the funeral ofAlexander Hamilton to see the list and sword ou the cof-

fin Another of Mr Ffyfes stories was hisskating olien a boy from the Hie of St JointsQiisr up to the old Collect lond at Canal streetouter the oldI stuns bridge that crossed the pondat Uroadwar and down to the present site of theToinln Mr Pfyfe was for neirly thirty years Treasurerof the Colleirlate Dutch huirh corporation lie hadbeen a melD er of the tleufral Society of MechanIc andtradesmen state IlA and was Its 1reeldent In 1H4H liewas mice a director of the ilechsnic Nsilnnal RankThis funeral win be from the house tomorrow and theburial wit be In Greenwood on Wednesday Mr Pfyfetins who survIveI him are John u Pfyfe a Day streetgrocer and J W Pfvfe a Front street octree broker Uleave a large fortune

V Cownn Supreme Reconle and Seats of theKnlgbuot Pythlaa diedI troJt Louisreiierdaycfcanecr

James Madison Conner of the flrm of James Conners-Son tyii found I known wherever there are tipse tees died his home U Mitchell place at 7 ocluaktest nigh I Mri i caner lied not been well slut Le suf-fered Irons an attack ot plennsr two year ago A Jlittleover to weeks ago he attended the tuneral of a sisterand was unable to leave his bed thereafter Mr ConnerWee born on Nov Z Ihl In Doston where Ills ratterJames Conner wee the manaver of a type foundryTwo years later his lather nraoved to thlaclty and ee-

tabtutied the United Mate type Laundry The boypractically grew up In the business At the age of 14 h-

bonll to team i he practical work nf type founder anilfor the past forty years he has ileailliy followed thebusiness He eicelled as a designerI new facet furtype and as an inventor of new machinery appli-ances for type founders A hue tin trunk In the familyresidence Is requiredi to holdl the patents taken out tocover his Invenilotm He was a member of the lid Vo-lunteer hire Department running Kith A Knglae tieleaves a family of four sons and two daughters

Manuel R De Klvasdled last evening at his home 00East t llirflftb street

llrooltlyn Win la an Archery ContestWASIHNOTON July HTho annual moot of

the National Archery lallon ended today with theelection of officers as follow Preildent A Kern ofhelms O Prrnldent C C Beach ot Michiganheereiary l1ruuror 118 Uwynnor Cincinnati uA Iiaih or Brooklyn was chosen cue of lIne ExecutiveCommltiee

A leant match aiXhe arsenal gronndi during the daywas wun by the Brooklyn team with a wore or 1540gaiuit lai for the Potomac of VVaililnmon U Ahaiti with a score of UK and L W UkXiim with ascore of 4 n led the sbootlni for their restiecil e teamsMr VV A lark of Cincinnati hss let all compeiliorwith whom lie has taken part during She meet aud oilI

retain for another year the title of archery cbampton ofthe United baIL

IluBhIo OrlvlPff Park floesBDITALO July HTho results of the races-

at the Driving Park this afternoon were as followfirst Hace Purie ftttOs seven furlongs Ben namaian

first Uaruum second and Up egrove third Time I

RutUatu pI P-4hCoflditaCePUTl2Ci 11 mile and a furlong Isrlts-

Otit Panama second anti lad Unity third flueI VA < N annals pl 12i x

Third RsnerurneI tiM seven furlongs MarwrrlU-flrit Danville second and Joe frisson third TimeISI Mutuals pall fll1fourth BcTpurse 250 mil and a furlong Berlintint haulat IMaue reoond and llellevue third Time 1 JulUlU 5 paid 7do-

Hfih liace lurst 3O Inn furlongs lAitra Courtsoil lint Tour Pitor seconds aud harry Roe thirdTitus I12u Mutuaii paId teen

Oh If Tame leewheretIi A Glogerlcb tho newly appointed Demo-

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Interns ICeveuue Collector look possession of hitome at fourth avenue and Fourteenth sirit at th-

cl aof buslnes yesterday Morris Prledsam the setilug publean Incumbent wet him and furuially tannedthe offlo over

Oaei BltTvrlte Mr Bont-Aitat i 4 wa la Ut wes >a r wiltovi rxUaa

NEWS FROM TIIEOLD WORLD

ma POPE SATS nn jotrYA1 SHOULDHAVE COSIK TO HOME

Dentil of tile Great Oumaaker KraprtFee Celebrates the Full ofthr Death

The Land Illll CrtlloUrd bv ChurchillLONDOS July UIA despatch from Rome

to the Chronicle says Tbo Pope conversing-with nn American Archbishop said Dr Mc-

Olynn lost his best opportunity by not comingI

Home while Cardinal Gibbons was hero Howould have seen that the Church by not con ¬

damning the Knights of Labor was the sup-porter of the many against the feudal systemwhether tho feudality is represented by slaveryterritorial right or modern capital

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DEATH OF FftEDEltlCK KIWIThe Orstest Cejmnem Hither la the W rtd

file la heutsh PrussiaBitntlN July 14 Alfred Krupp tho well

known Gorman metal founder and gigan-tic steel gun manufacturer died today In hisvillaiienrEsson RhenUh Prussia UorrKruppwee born at Esson in 1812

Sixty years ego tho father of AlfredKrupp founded the manufactory which in hissons hands grew to such enormous propor-tions His fat her started the works on a verysmall scale and with limited moans At firstfat cmpored only two workmen The manu ¬

factory hind grown to large proportions beforeoldMr Erapps son Alfred made the dls

hcovcry that put his establishment far aheadof all similar concerns In tInt world Ho discov-ered

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tho method of catting stool In very largomasses In 1S51 he qntto the London Ex-hibition

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a block of steel weighing 4500 poundsand he has for years been able to east steel Inone mass weighing more than 400000 poundsHe manufactured n treat variety articlesfor use in various pcaoofuMnduBtrlo but hisworldwide fame wee mado by the productionot tho enormous steel sieee suns with whichtho Germans did such terrible elocution whenthey invested Paris

Krunp made his first cnnnon In 1840 Theguns ho produced nt that time were small field-pieces but ho rapidly Increased th ero of hiscannon and twenty years aco they we re boughtIn large namb ra bv all the European powersi or several years post Krupp has given ragear employment In his Iron mines stool facto-

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and foundries to ovor 1DOOO mentin 1RIIfr Krupp declined to accept tho letters

of nobility offered to him bythe King of Prus-sia

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lie wa one of the wealthiest men in let¬

manyand did much for the welfare of his nu-merous employees A few weeks ago it wasannounced that he intended to start a dallyBwsnai erat Essen for the benefit of his work-men Jomo of Krqpp processes in the manu-facture

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of bto l end the making of cannon wereTerr carefully kept from tho knowledge of timoutside world None but employees was ad-mitted

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to his great foundries commits ¬

sion appointed by this Government a few yearsAO to study tho qneatlon of cannon foundriesand armaments abroad tried In vain to set

I Krupps permission to enter his works

TUB FALL Of TilE BATILEf-

mrlm em He r GainS Behavior havIng theflay CtUltleP-

ABIB July l4The fall of tho Bastllo wascommemorated today with decorum A dem-onstration

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wits made nt tho statue of Strnsburg this morning but it was entirely of apeaceful nature Members of the PatrioticLeague and of other associations with ban-ners

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and trumpeters marched post tho statueand deposited upon It colossal memorialcrowns As this was done there were a fewcrfos from the procession of Vivo In France I

Vive la Republic and Vivo Doulnnorl butthere wore no attempts at disorder

President Orovy accompanied by all themembers of tho Ministry left the palace of theErsi5o at SJi this afternoon to attend the re-

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of the troops An escort of cuirassierspreceded und followed the Presidents curriigo The jieoplo along tho route greeted thePresident with cries of Vise CnSvyl

President Grevy timid itis Ministry woro greet ¬

ed with some Isolated cries of Vive lionlangorl and ItoiliniI and a row hisses ontheir arrival ut Lungchnmps to witness the re-view

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1 but cries of s Ivo In ltoiuibiiqtei domlnatoul anti tho people seemed generally dlsposiid to bo rlendlr

The review of the troops pasted off withoutincident It was witnessed by an Immensebut orderly crowil which cheorod the troopsheartily Tho march punt begun at 410 oclockund was finished at CiO Tim President andCabinet then returned to Paris

Tile populace this evening Is calm anti allfears of disorder have vanished PresidentGriSvy hUll addressed a letter to ten FerronMinister of War In which he says

The review wa marntdoent I admired the martialhenrIes arid perfect preclelnn of the troops Convey tothem my hearty oungraiulatloiu

Henri Itocliefort Deputies Lafaaut and Loguorro and n number other Irroconcllablosattempted to excite a hostile demonstrationduring the review at Longchnmps today butthe people around quickly drowned out theirvoices with cries of Vive GreVy

len Boulanger hems sprained n foot nndAIIunable to be present nt this review at ClermontFerrand today The fate was celebratedthroughout Franco without disorder

DEflATING TIlE LAND SILT

Charchlll and Ftrnel Slake Remark thatFall to Pleate tbr Tories

LoNDON July HID tho House of Commonsthis evening Lord Randolph Churchill resuming the de-

bate on the Land bIll objected to Mr Uanntrmanaamendmsnttthat the bin be rejcotedontyas railingratio lesue There was a general agreement he saIdthat a bill wa absolutely necessary to afford relief to thelilA tenantry He lid not see that the tenantry wouldderive any benefit from the clause dealing with ericlout tanielllte cheerA1 He would fear to Intruetirish aitelitik tile advUere of the Inndlordt with thepowers conferred upon them under that clans itrtei-of hIt from the Cnuiervailve benches and cheersI

What would have been the slate of Ireland It ills clausebad been in operation taut winter He did nut doubtthat front one quarter to one half nf the tenantry wouldhave been evicted coo the result would have been astate of tumult and Unorder nppatllnK to contemplatelheersI Lord Itandolph euneited eeveral change Inthe Mil that did nottileaie the Tories

Mr Tarnell saId the iovernment propoied to abolteheviction by eiecutlnv them under another name witht e object ot nettlnit slit of the record of such traninotlontaervleiloniI The attempt to hoister up the Judi-cial rents as the beets for purchase would defeathis own end because the land would notbe purchased on the Judicial basis liewarned the Government that their land scheme wouldnt affect the national feelIng In Ireland The presentmeasure would simply be retarded ai a monument otstupidity and Inaptitude A speedy revision nf scorn wasabsolutely necessary lie mutfeitetl that If tie Uovern-ment Was 1110 disposed to accept the advice of the Cow

Commission It might at Least meet the irish momKr halt wayThe amendment Intended to kilt the bill was then de-

feated and the bll was read a second time It seas uetided to consider the tWin committee on next Thursday

Germans Insulted la FranceBEBUN July 14A German resident of Cou

dry Department of Nortl Krance wrllee to a Monuhelm journal that the anl Herman feeling InCoudry le

terrible saul that he anti other llermani had narrowlyeecaped being killed lie and his countrymen were InsuIted In the itree a dally arid It was hardly Mfe to yenhire nut Me would be nbllued 10 mote toht herr ahe tied no hop that the pervecntlon would ceaie

The Krnu ZtUuHi referring in thli letter anvalt 1is Intolerable that Herman should have tu endure suchtreatment trance M it says must be tnale to under-Hand that there le a Shoe far and no further In the mat-ter

The PtvUtlici Taarklatl pubUhei In a prominent postlion a uumber of verse reminding France lhat the Ucrman hand meals upon tie eword

Pra Trndall Attacks Sir GladstoneLONDON July 14Irof Tyndall In a com-

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pabllihed today says list he ba receivednumerous letters from all parts ot America on the irIshhome rule queitlon soul they all recommend the utmostrefinance to M r illailetnne policy I naimut h aa > a-

rrot lndalLa a deeoerat gamester nilicalled astatesman ha ehoaen to Invoke lxiu rant foreign oplnIon aialnet fie Instructed oplqlou of bU own countrymen It U worth showing that American opinion li notentirely on one tide

TBJ German frown Prince Octtlnv WellLONDON July 14Tite condition of the Gor-

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frown Prince who hn returned to London frontthe ill ot Witbt contInues to Improve liii voice Uclear and baa almoit regained Its normal strength Thecondition ot his larynx IIs a 5 latlitaclury lu CrownPrince tlilted the throat hoi lul In ilnlilen xmare today and wa keenly Inureted In all he saw PA >

partloular attention loan od man who had just beeucured of a growth similar to that In his own throat

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Ksuperor William at Oaaslaaee-DERUN July 14 Emperor William arrived

at Constance today lie was received by liii GrandDole and Oreuu Duchess of Baden who afterward aecompanhsd him 50 she steamer o Malone Tb Rinperots-tocul on the 4eck ef the vassal witto isavtsg sad wavedm1uIiheinWasetow

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FeetOffleo Clerk Tklnh he Maw the MardresS GIrl In LHelbo Fgr Basket

KxnwAT July 14 Another now chile tothe famous Beltway mystery camo to light to¬

day Sloven Perkins a wellknown Post Officeclerk of New Brunswick says ho thinks ho sawthe unknown doatl girl lu life The person hohas reference to used to cull at his generaldelivery window and ask for letters directedi

to Kittle M Noony The name on tho deadgirls handkerchief could not be definitelymade out hut it Is certainly K M NoonyNoorz or Noory Perkins further states thatbo used to see the girl he speaks of In companywith n mart named Timothy Byrne who fre-

quently¬

inquIred for letters In that name Ityihi bo remembered that the name Timothy-yrno was found on a rubber stamp in the

dead girls PtitciiclWilliam Byrne clerk in Alnxnndor Stewart

Bakers grocery In Milton tim acetic of theKnhwny murder was treated to n moonlightdrlvo tonight hv Detective John Keron-M ityor J J Daly and Chief of PoliceWilliam Tooker They took him Intotbo outskirts of Rahwiy anti questionedhim about tbo statement ot Murk Kocfewho stays he lurmtillod the egg basket foundbeside tile body of the deed gin as one ho badseen old Mrs Sarah Baker mending In hersons store about a month boforo the mitrdor-On the mnrnliiit of the discovery Eeele nllcccdin hit nQldav It Byrnes told him that tho basketwas tho same that Mrs linker had owned

Byrnes tonight denied that ho saw orspoke to Keofe on the day the body wasfound and said further that bo never saw thebasket at linkers The police took Brruossstatement In the form ot an nflldavlt anddropped him nt Bakers irocery nt lOP M

There were two rumors in Itnliwav todayOne was that Billy Byrnes hail loft town antithe other that the murdered girl had slept forthree nights previous to her death in a barnon Bakers promises

Serloa Charge Airalnet is Urooklyn MastCBICAOO July 14 Mrs A Crook welltodo

rssld nL of this city has been arrested crud will tomor-row be placed under fi 000 bonds on a charge of abduc-

tion It la al effwTthat recently a respectable welleducated 17yearold jlrl named Nine Hope wasengaged here by Mr Crook to act a > a companton for an elderly lady la the east but wasreally Intended si a victim for Mrs Crookhusband Charles Crook of 21 Monroe street nronklrnUnder fetes preilosas 511 Itopo was kept over nijtit InCrooks aparmeute but suocesslulty resisted Crook andmade her escape next day bock Col ant MIss hope Is-

auln at bsr home In Chicago Time officers who madethe arreit claim to bass obtained possessIon nf corespondnc between Sirs Crook intel tier husband revealIniraplot most leveling In detail The advertisementwhich entrapped Mis lisp was answered by fully hOother girls

The HroollTD Directory does not contain any inchpaine and addreaa as that liven In thIs despatch

sno000 Missing thom Xewpaper CoffersPuiLADELrnu July 14 Joseph M White

who hi been cashier of the Times newspaper odlee forabout ten years Is said to be a defaulter to the amount ofat least JOOOO An lamination of ilr Whites bookswa made a short time ago and as a eoiuequenee bewas asked to tender hi resIgnation which be did As

Indicated by the hocks the peculation have been winon for at leant nine years Suiplclon wa at varIoustimes aroured by the eilravairam habit of White butIt was dispelled by the platement made bj himself thathis wife had fallen heir to quite a urge sum ot moneyU now appeara however that neither he nor lila wifehas any property or money beyond White Incomefrom hi position end that the money taken by him lassbeen squandered In a lavIsh way In maintaining aposition In toclety which his salary ot USOU per yearwould not warrant

Flooded by a Cload BurstKOOALCS Arizona July 14 Thero was a

cloud burst on the mountain southwest of this town InSonora yesterday and within half an hour the town wasalmost Hooded On the west side of the town IIs a largecray and In a few minutes ir swilled to the width ofmore than UIH fort Stoat of the damage was done Inf oral en In Snnnr Ore houses were washed away andotis child Irnwned A little Me Mean boy aged 1U yearswhrn ht mother house was swept aw y attempted toheld a trunk anti was taken town with ihe currentAlUioujrh the current was swift tie held on After thestream inbrt Ud a large party went out and found himalive flrs nOtes Irma mown

The German Arnbnaendor ProtestsLONDOX July 15 Count von Miinstor tim

German Amhacsador at Paris recently remonstratedwith U Honrens aralnut the violent attacks madeupon Jermany by the French Kadlclal press eipo-olallv Otis article dubbing tIme fount hlmiiltthe Grand Mailer nf the order nf tjplea end ilesrrUJnzthe German hmbavsy as a nest of retnlleit LrrdLyons the Hrillfth Amun sadnr a 10 protested sayingthat If luch attack were allowed the ponlllon of Ambas-sador would become untenable M Hnuren was nii-icerclv grieved and expreued hImself lu tho mostfriendly terms

To Try to Break the Telegrapher UnionBOSTON July 14At the Convention of the

Railway Telegraph Superintendent to day the eubjectotthe Telegraphers tnlnn wise Introduced by PresidentHwlf and the entire ritual and convolution of the or-

der acre read The oath administered to the Initiateswas especially called to the attention of the membersot the assocIation That part which pledges every memher not to teach telegraphy to any person without time

content of tIme chief telegrapher was strongly de-nounced and there was a general derUrmloii ot an Inlenrion to take prompt measures to prevent operatorsJoining the union

No Iteatoa Shown for Sir Kennedy MurderWASIHNOTON July 14A Coroners Inquest

wee held today upon the body ot the late Joseph 0 OKennedy who was murdered In the street yesterdayafternoon bv John Daily Time jury found a verdlot Inaccordance with the facts flatly the murderer waspresent but manlfee ed perfect miiutertnce

Very little Is knnwn to the police with regard to thelatter a history He has been In the hospital for paupertwice and once wa locked up for ninety days for hitUnit Dr Wallace blllott an entire stranger with a brickUe said he thought the Doctor wa a Uaiuollo priest

The Arrested Knight of OlJohn Gill John Foster George F Worloy

James McDonald and John A Caiey of Plstrlct AssentblyOl Knight ot Labor who were arrested for con-

spiracy to cause a strike at the shoo manufactories ofllanan A Sons and lardmer A genes awl deprIveU M llartt foreman for the latterOrm of employmentwee before Judge Uarretl yesterday on writs of Habeascorpus Declsln reserved

Mother and Daughter DrownedBr J nxLAND L L July 14Mrs Jane

flazeltlne and her fiveyearold daughter were drowsedwhile bathing near her last night The child went beyond IU depth and In attempting to rescue It tIme motherwas also carried out to deep water by the tile sail builtsank before isl4tanc arrived lime bodies were recov-ered Mr Uazeltlae was employed at tbe tluhlenbirgHome

luwaa Prohibition TicketDEB MOINES July It The Prohibitionists to ¬

day put this ticket In the field her Governor K O-

Farnham of Plymouth 1leutenantGovernnr VVllllamC Oadwell of Harrison Superintendent of 1ublle In-

struction Prof Stephen N tellous of Iowa cttyi Julieot supreme Court Judge Charles II Lewis of Wood bo rycounty

Two Fourth of July FatalltleELIZABETH July 14 Joseph Wessly 14 years

of age son ot Adolf Wesly of 841 Lafayette strict diedof tocjsw In Elizabeth llosiiltal this morning lie wns-iho tin tbe hand with a toy pistol on July 4 tvlllle KeUthe llyearold son it liavld u Held died Monday oflockjaw the result of a similar wound In tIme hand re-ceived on July 4

Complaint Acntnet Phil DalyLONO BRANCH July 14 Robert S Dunham

who was forced by the town authorities to close his poolroom on Droadway today went to Freehold and made acomplaint before the utile authorities against IhlllnDuly proprietor of the elegant gambling establishmentofposit the West Bud Hotel

Wilson Guilty of Murder sRocnESTEB July 14At midnight tonight

the jury In the tVllsun murder trial at Auluti brought Ina verdict of guilty of muriler In lime lint degree

aiAllKH ritU11 TIIK 2JL 1Uft4 VII

Prince Blimarck ha cone to Vanla-llauan Henmil who was cbarced with belnc mph

ested In time betrayal of uonlmi and the surrender utKhartoum has been arqultieil at Cairo

queen Victoria yesterday laid lbs foundation stone ofthe women memorial itatue tu the Irinco LnnmrlIn nindnor Pars Seven thousand persons were pres-ent chIefly woman

A careful review of the hop prospects in the Mnhavrkvalley kliow than ihe vines monk ilei Meilybeilthy andrriitinilnir with a musiwci humeter uf only one thirdirn average > lenl tierauie of She yards obliterated bythe ravajcrs ot tier last year

The DlvUlaa sod AdmUlr tonvetitlnn of lnitth liihats era tfitliiy iued reoatn iuluatiis adnilkiilon nfthe Territory a > a whole slid declurlni fur illvuinii onthe seventh standard parallel It alfo irotesteit aicstiut

the ranny of anirrew In tefuliiK sainUaloiiThe stockholders of tbe Cnnmll lated ruad met In New

Haven yexerday and unanlmouily ratified the lessee te-cenlli tacit br tIns directors which glee she CmisuIldetect tosmi cninilete control fur ninety nine year nf idhew haven ant ortllttlnptAu road lime fiuuiruiiKkroad the Connecticut Valley road and the Btacufuriltnt New Canaan road

four workmen npou awaffoMIn forty feel above thefinnrof lbs Hall or HepreseDladves nf Ihe new utateHouse aMuinbU A IiV were precipitated to he mar¬

tie flour biow yesterday by hit lreiklnuf a plankleorx Caldwell and Ml Jackson Were killed onlrUbkand the other badly Injured The Uoroair found thatthor had Uen criminal niilljteuce on Ine part ol tha

cad their ajeilt there will be held TatOofoaur coAQsteti ail ins ffttftHlBf u lbs hull4Jju-eoniraciigrt

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PRESIDENT AND PASTOR

GREAT FOTKB AT Tilt Hilt ITV A

CLEVlLAKi VAil OIIIJ flr

Mre Cleveland ansi tier Ilstlnjrnthe SinsImuil Wlnalns Host e r Hum IrrlcndiA-tlerland5 send llendrlok linnner

UTICA July h4Tho President and MrsClovolnnd did not retire tOrost nt SenatorKernnna residence until alter 1 oclock thismorning Mrs Cleveland to tho last momentmade light of the fatigues of the day and ovening at Clinton and Utica They wcro up at 7

At 0 oclock carriages canto and tho PresidentMrs Cleveland Senator Kernan and two of bineons were driven to the station The Presidentand Mrs Cleveland occupied places on tho rentplatform of their special earns tbe train pulledout and returned salutations to waving handkerchiefs and lifted hats Thoy remained lathis position until the train reached tho west-ern bounds of the city and started northward

The journey to Alder Crook was withoutother incident than the appearance of groupsat the various stations as the train passed Arequest from Benson that the people might Jjjhave arsopportunily to see the Protldent waR Vanswered by this train running slowly throughthe vlllngo while tbo distinguished travellersworo once more upon the roar platform

Ono of Mrs Clevelands eyes IB very much inflamed and pains her exceedingly Dr Berthol Utica who wits called In pronounced Iteither a blind boll or tile sting of an insect

IonESTPOBTJulyU ThoViarty wore greetedRt the Alder Crook depot by Dr AG Brewer andthe Itov ill r and Mrs Clevelandand were drivenrapidly from tine AldorCroek station over threamiles of sandy road to this vlllago Thoypassed llnilroad Commissioner John D Hernon summer residence and Mr Karnanbowed to them from the veranda The bowwile cordially returned 1 Arrived at MrClevelands residence the guests at onceproceeded to enjoy tbo rostof which they woreso much In nobel Tho windows of their room iwore opened and the curtains closely drawn f rAbut the breeze from the pinecrowned Adlron >

ducks so near at hand drifted down tempting ¬

ly nnd the curtains were pushed back slightlythat iH might more froolyontortho chamber

Tim village contains hut thrco or four humdred Inhabitants mostly engaged In the lum-bering

¬and tanning Industries and thorewaq

no crowd on hand to welcome distinguishedguests Neal the son of the Ilov Mr and MrsCleveland was home from school to assist inthe entertainment of his uncle and aunt

The only attempt at decoration was made atAlder Creek whore a largo flog and H Cloveland and Bendricks campaign banner wereflung to the breeze The President took specialnotice of tho latter

After dinner both the President and MrsCleveland appeared on the veranda of the par ¬

sonora and Mrs Cleveland rap down tbe stepand walked about the lawn Later In the dayCommissioner Kernan and Postmaster Waterbury called and arranged for a public recep-tion

¬at the personage tomorrow evening

The Rev Mr Cleveland has been pastor ofthe Presbyterian church hero for eight yearsand Is very ponnlar with all cjaisea

At 5 oclock this afternoon Postmaster Waterbury took the President Mrs Cleveland andthe Presidents sisterinlaw for an hoursdrive Mrs Cleveland who had already madeherself a guttural favorite with the people wonmany new Irlomls during the drive by respondlag to the slightest evidence of recognition

The party returned from the drive at 040having driven about tern miles over a routewhich the President intel nnvor before takenBoth the President and Mrs Cleveland ex-pressed

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themselves as being delighted with tbopicturesque scenery Ton was served nttortliodrive and the party remained quietly In thehouse during the evening

An Incident of the day occurred in connec-tion

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with Mrs Clevelands parasol SenatorKiernan took charge of It ne Mrs Clevelandleft the carriage at the Utica depot nod neg-lected

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to return it as she ontciod tho car Timeparasol was brought to Alder Crook on thenext train by Baggage Master Perry to whomMrs Cleveland sent an especial word of thanks

The progninimo of the Presidents move-ments

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after tomorrow Is ns follows Saturdaytnorninq In company with Koerotary and MrsKalrthlld the party will make nu excursion tothe Thousand Islands leaving limo about 3oclock They will go via Wntertown and CapeVincent thence by steamer down the St Law-rence

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ai tar as Alexandria buy and return toClayton whore they will again hoard theirspecial traIn for Korostport Mr nnd MrsFalrchlld will continue on to Caenov

Hunilny mornlngtho President and wife will i

attend divine service hero nt which the Rev jjlMr Clovolnnd will preside anti in tim after-noon

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the Prosliicnt may accompany his broth-er either to White Lako Corners or AlderCreek whore ho holds services on alternateSundays

Monday morning the party will leave forCatevovla whore theY will remain during theday the guest of Secretary Fairchild

Tuesday they will visit Vnyottovlllo theProsIdentR old homo and on Tuesday eveningthe journey to WitHhlngton will be begunThey expect to arrive at the capital ut noon onWednesday C

BTUACUSE July ILRoot Post 151 O A Rtonight adopted resolutions Inviting the Pres-Ident and Mrs Cleveland to visit Syracusewhile in title vicinity A Reception Committeewas appointed to convey tlio Invitation to thePresident

Heat Kills a Standard BearerJohn Biircholr aged SB of 10 First street

was found dead In his bed yesterday afternoon DeputyCoroner Dr Ilerold found that hIs death aas doe to beatprostration and alcoholism Unrcholi was a bookkeep-er

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housed noisy that his real name was not Burcbolibnl-hrelbeer Von Alvenbolz and that he had been the etandianti bearer of the Culraisler of the Imperial Guard ofrmperor VVllllam tie had relatIves In llrooklynaoqIn Chicago

Overboard from the SiriusJ D Francis of 283 Sixth street Jersey City

reported to the police of tins steamboat qna4last night that while tbe Iron steamboat Slrluwas returning from Coney Island he saw a man otiS 0

had been sitting on the rail of the lower deck fall overboerd The boat was stopped but nothing more wasseen of hIm sod no one knew who he wa

Suicide From a FerryboatWhen the IIoboLon ferryboat Montolair was

In midstream on her 11 it trip to New York last eveninga man climbed over the rail and disappeared In thewater He was about live feet nine welt built andfashionably dressed He wore a gold chain and seemedto be about 33 t

Fell In > n Vat of Dolling WaterWhite working near n vat of boiling hot water

In Smith i Cams leather factory Newark yesterdayafternoon Peter Schseffer lost his balance and fell In-

He was scalded so badly about the body that It ii feareil-he cannot recover

The Weather Testerday-Indicated

ff9by hludnuts thermometer 8 A IL

tItle i o A tlTlt °t IIAtll42tJM H4 ° JI1K MtIt-a I M K5 ° u P M 78 ° U midnight 76 ° jlverai Al

uty45 Average on July IX ISsue 7l ° fc ISignal Office Prediction

Fair woather stationary temperature

JOTX1AUH ABOUT ioiryMuslo In Battery Park this evening at S ho SosSSUly ninth Keglment bandThe Calf Butchers Association haying failed to estab-

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a monopoly Is to be dissolvedAn unknown man was etruok and killed by a Harlea

Railway engine at Uedford Park yesterdayPhilip Murphy aged 10 ot 2ii4 gash Kurlrflrtt street

was drowned yesterday whims batblug at tins loot clWest tilghtyelthth street

Commissioner Xewton has appointed II D Billing andJohn K Kennelir Inipectnrs of 1avlug and Joseph IConey Itiipector Itepavlng

Mrs Maria Maxwell the woman wbo setaimited CantIlLsseyeKldow iltu a hatcheS on VteUncfcday night fwa held for trial at Juei Market yenlerday

Asiemblymaii Patrick Conner charged hie tonGeorge aired ix al I sex Market > eiter lay with va-grancy The lad was committed to the orkhouie

The Open Stuck and train Hoard or Sew York llmltfltins teen InciirpnnteiJ with a capital stuck t sitxe totthe purchase and sale of kUckf grain provlFlona andolC

The Police1 ommliHnnerereluseJ yesterday Utrtoronthe case sgslnit tapt Al a Ire ut tint rciiursi or r aunnKeeper Krumin who wanted another bearing to ret insome new testimony

James Cnrbrane a driver of a lumber trncl was overcunie by the heal In Ihe IlirbiiVen t erry hmsnuei tstrrdarand tiled He lived elth lila InrullJ ill i nest ILIr-teentli street this dryJulie Ian lloen wan taken III yestgrdsy hlent

trndliiK to the motion calemlsr ot tU Lurrusiu In lielatters abssumie end was ublleett to tm home fir the dayIK experts tu tall the Surrogate caknilar today

the tnltod Labor tony In the rerrntrenth illrtrlctmet at sa Ninth avenue last evening nnd they eieciel-juliu

IK ijulilvan Jane IIII Magus mil Ahuoit ilainil

ton delega es in use Syracuse tiinven l n siuI i hnrlei 1aA i oung John Savage bnd Adolj li tl et2 altcruatr

Charles Knuwitnnof 4H SuSCt Hfly icrenlhurrea conductor on the liljth avenue tlevnid r llrf ail vurun ver by an engine mi Medneslar nUlit tvllle trnijtciiro thetriuk tfltr iixlit sire calI lath uuiueantI died yesterday miirnliigat em the Kmiievelt llmpltul

The Urowu Dora who rode away In their fattier a furnllure wagon trnrn their hone IIn Harlem on TuesdaynlvliL got bonn yesterday Willie holnayeare oilreturned alnne umirge who lie H nyse found with thewigon In the annezs Jutrlcl They had hiss taLon aIds they said-llenrirUng the pcrsuuteit painter msreu1to obtain considerable nutorlety ai well sa comtuiiliHt

liy hIs statements that he se > I4acklito by the tabororganuzallsiisefthlrIiy sad prCvmslol front securingqmptoymeo got a loan ye5rejob In sing Sing yestdqItem dtaacotu kiinyhhn ost hIs pies at gatLIj 01 usd5-

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