The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
August 17, 1890

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V I GOOD And a prompt rnponM TENANTS chineterin aBoard SUMMER ADVERTISERS RESORT Andaprmpmpochaerna TPJ Board or Rom I Advertisement W I t flfl Will do well by making through known their localities THE SUN TIIE SUN VOL LvNOo 351 NEW YORK SUNDAY AUGUST 17 189UTWENTYTWO PAGES PRICK FIVE CENTS LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE I LATET JD CABINA ALVOBT TOO ILL TO OBB ion a Knit AN suranon I Or T Criil ImpeadlB In Hclciam 8e UIUt Trlnmph In Keclamd The Kin r 1oll nd Yen IllA Notable WeeilMI In PartsMis DuBklrt frin Br Fameee Dau ht ra Static A DI TOrte Halt taut will Make Creat Hllr IR EegjUieelTfce New B1OOOOO Daujqaet Hall In Vletorm Fnln e nt Oeborae CA I y Jitoctallon I a04 2bdath 1 LWDt Aug 1Tbo health of the Russian fmpress la laid to be to unsatisfactory that i the Czar would gladly hue cancelled the Inrl Utlonto tho Kaiser had he not been restrained br motive of State policy Moanwhllo tho marine paUco la the Crimea IK being prepared for the Imperial family who will start south a lon a the German Emperors visit Is con cluded The two monarch will meet tomor row and the tame delights of Osborne will bo exchanged for a week of military reviewing tad manoeuvring Aa Chancellor Von Caprlrt accompanies the Kaiser and Monsieur De Ol rs will b In the Crars suite I la I evident that the Emperors mean t talk politics aa tuli n to Inspect troops The Car will not b found In Rood humor b for the Kaisers arrival coincides with the receipt of news from Bulgaria peculiarly offensive and Irritating to the treat autocrat I I the Russian contention to be found alike In tho newspapers and In diplomatic notes that the Bulgarians are disgusted with Prince Ferdinand and yearn for an opportunity ot Retting rid of blm But during the last 1 few dare the people have been celebrating tho anniversary of Perth with remarkable enthusiasm lana accession nmlrkablo onthulasm The Prince himself has been the recipient of many popular ovations and has made patriotic speeches worthy of a born Bulgarian I the people really detest the Prince they manage to t bide their feellnga Yf cleverly The truth I the Russian agents bare utterly failed to stir UP strife in the Balkans and diplomatic In I trigues have been equally futile at Constan tinople The Czar has a more promising field in Armenia and ho may be pried t enter it I Turkish mligovernment and tyranny stand confessed before the world and the oppressed Christians are crying aloud to Russia for de liverance I would be a good thing for the Triple Alliance i 1 the Czars attention could be turned for a while from the Balkans to Armenia menia and there is not one power In Europe that would venture more than a mild remon strance should the Russian troops b moved I into the province If as is not Improbable pronco I the Kaiser should give tha Czar a hInt to this I effect the autumn will witness stirring events in Asia Minor Russia baa a mobile force of 100000 soldiers of all arms along the frontier while the Turkish tops are scattered dis organized unpaid and mutinous Kaiser WUholm having promised a visit t Osborne every year Queen Victoria has been compelled to enlarge the accommodations InllO nommoatona there for which the place being her personal she will have to out of her property wi pay own pocket The fine banqueting hal now being I built will have coat tlOO000 by the time it Is fitted and furnished I I many years since I the Queen lipped so deeply Into the privy i purse for inch a purpose the taxpayers hay Ins generally been called upon on one p o tence or another t find the money But the House of Commons yearly becomes more radi cal demands and therefore lea subservient to the royal I Only this week certain members dared to object t voting 18 the cost of burying the Queens aunt the late Duchess of Cambridge and Mr Conybeare the beloved representa tive of the bumble Cornish minors had no lit tle sense of shamo a to declare that 110 should b enfUnlent t bury anybody The Tories literally howled with Indignation and tho calmness and firmness of the Chairman alone prevented 1 free fight in tho sacred house of Commons The House is moribund but Its last hours have been by no means peaceful Allnight sittings have taken place violent language has i been shouted across the floor and it is on re ord that one right honorable Tory called an honorable Radical a damned fool The Speaker was conveniently deaf to that unpar liamentary epithet but he was wonderfully wide awake and sternly insistent for an apol ogy aud withdrawal when the lion Dr Tanner denounced th Went lon Secretary of State Matthews a a mean skunk The House will be formally prorogued on Monday and the Government will have a much needed and fer vently three desired breathing time extending over troo months T W Russell the leading member of the LiberalUnionist party has been good enough to sum uo the result of the parliamentary ses sion now ended He has arrived at the con 1 clusion that the Government is doomed there by displaying an amount of political per pleoclty quite refreshing and unexpected from such a quarter The Manchester 41 liter one of the ablest of the provincial organs of LiberalUnionism says ditto to Mr Russell and places all the blame for the ruined poet and black future upon Mr Oosohen Finally the London HaUu Teleerap I the most powerful of LiberalUnionist news papers which for years baa never wearied of denouncing the Irish members as criminals and traitors now confesses that the game is bo longer north playing and urges the Gov ernment at the next session to show generous amplitude statesmanlike boldness deal log with the reasonable and practicable ele ment In the Irish nationality Students of International politics hare ar rived at the conclusion that serious trouble is In store for Belgium In connection with the question of universal suffrage Tho agitation now going on is very grave and Important and may even lead to a revolution before lone The BelgUn workmen have solemnly declared la conference assembled that there shall be a general strike on Uept 1 unless universal suf frogs shall have been conceded by tbat lmo The scheme savors of insanity but the workmen seem to be in earnest believing It would coerce the bourgeois Into the concession of sweeping reforms The tnOTement Is the more dangerous says your Brussels correspondent in that there is I not the slightest love of fatherland among the Belgian workmen who would not budge an Inch from their position even to save their country from the Intervention of foreign pow e They a aware thAt whereas Belgium h remained politically unchanged since 180 all other Stats have ban moving for ward They see that universal suffrage prao Uully prevails In J France and Germany Lad that In 8d those countries men of a classes are liable to military service bat In Belclum the baron of military service mlliarr is I borne by the mosses and the workmen Boom to be as ta removed from political privileges a the Russian peasant The result I that wore Is no devotion to the Belgian flag and no PMrlotUm among the working classes The governing classes are beginning to realize Jala and at any moment for may drive them to repressive action which must involve much Shedding of blood There is some talk of the Dwsent clerical Government asking Parlia cloroal Govrnmolt alklnl Parla ment to pass a reform bill but such a measure would certainly be a sham and an attempt to MM I would probably etlll atompt embitter ZtOiitlcaI l strife omblto Itrfo The great railroad strike in Wales has Iat rroad Itrh Wa ha n Riled a had boa predicted I the tlctorr ot 4 the men The straggle between the dock own era and their laborers which had been do tarred rending the result of tho railway dis pute baa now commenced and may bo long and bitter lon Tillett an able young work man who was John Burnsa chief lieutenant during the famous fight In London Is organ izing the Welshmen and Sir William Lents agent to the Marquis of lint heads the group of stubborn capitalists who declare that they will spend millions to secure the defeat of the men who have dared to defy nnd threaten them Lewlslsaplgnoaded man of tliestninp of Norwood Chairman of tho London Dock Committee but with moro brains Lord Buto who owns docks collieries and land In South Wales worth many millions has loft the conduct of the lof struggle to Lewis to whom ho has ivan carlo blanche Years ago the Marauls joined the Roman CatholIc Church of which ho has since bon a most devout son As Cardinal Manning is taking a keen Interest In the Welsh struggle and Is I anxious to have tho points In dispute submitted t arbitration the religious belief of the Marquis one word from whom would stop the strike Is an Important factor Whilo this Is I being cabled news cornea from Cardiff to the effect that Blr William Lewis has promised work on Monday to several hundred men whom he locked out yesterday lie has evidently hoard from his noblo master but whether his complaisance today prosaeos complot surrender to tho mon will not be made clear until next week By a curious coincidence the London dockers will celebrate tomorrow the first anniversary of the memor able triumph of organized unskilled labor over capital Nearly all the London trades will take part In the demonstration and the various processions will probably Taloua proolsiona wi aggregate 100000 mon Socialists and their allies among tho extreme radical station have captured the London Trades Council whose members represent tome 80000 workmen The Council 80 workmen Counol met on Thursday evening to select delegates t the Trades Union Congress and after long and excited struggle between the moderates and extremists a resolution was pal by 63 votes to 30 instructing tho delegates to vote a tho Liverpool Congress for the legal eight houra day Tho result is full of significance diY rlult 1 ful alrloaoo attest ing as it undeniably dooR the progress made within a few months by the socialistic propa ganda of which one of tho ohio points Is 1 the eight hours working day legalized by statute The action of the Trades Union Congress upon thU matter Is Btlll uncertain Should It follow the example of tho London Council Lib eral leaders like John Morley and Charlos Bradlaugh who have from the first vehemently opposed tho eight hours day will be placed In a awkward position A remarkable scene has been witnessed to day at the Crystal Palace where 10000 people mostly worklnsmoa and women have taken part In the third national cooperative festival programme Included a superb flower show The minority of the exhibits camo from work men gardens The exhibition of some In dustries embraces wonderful specimens of the skill of workmen In their own trades Ama teur work and work of women and children of cooperative productions from workshops in which workers participate in tho profits and the singing by a choir of 5000 voices all drawn from the working classoj oro some of Ibo features I Is asserted that no other country in the world could show a gathering like this and the antiSocialists point to I n proof of the ability of the people to work out their own salvation without the aid of the State There Is reason to believe that the King of Holland lai a dangerous condition of health The Dutch newspapers are not permitted to discuss the matter but it Is known that the King suffers from a combination of disorders which his constitution enfeebled by ago and past excess cannot shake off His young wife Queen Emma is almost worn out by long nurs ing of the peculiarly fractious and ungrateful patient but she refuses to leave her husband I The remains of Cardinal Nowman will be in terred on Tuesday in the little cemetery near Birmingham where Ho burled several of his friends and disciples of the Edgbaston Oratory Before ho died he expressed a desire that his funeral should be of a simple character but It has been decided that a Prince of the Church could not b deprived of tbo religious pomp and the ceremony due to hi exalted rank The death of this great Englishman has evoked an almost unanimous tribute of aamlratlon and reverence although two or three wretched bigots have been allowed in an ultraProtent ant newspaper to insult his memory to tho distrust of decent people Tomorrow many Protestant churches honor will b paid to the Illustrious dead by the singing of his immor tal hymn Lead Kindly Light Major Some Pinto who is resting in Lisbon from his exploring labors Is the recipient of BO many presents from patriotic Portuguese that he finds some difficulty In housing them A gift which he most values and which he con stantly uses with much satisfaction Is a big cuspldoro representing John Bull clasping money bags to his bosom I The universal err of indignation aroused by the projected persecution of Russian Jews has apparently reached the Czars eara At any rate so far n the outside world knows noth ing has yet been done to put the famous laws force but they romaln the into on statute book and may be used at any moment In some quarters It Is believed the Russian Govern ment has suddenly realized that there Is some thing absurd and Incongruous In the dual rfllo rlo of protector in Armenia and persecutor in Russia The Tory newspapers are much puzzled over the honor paid In Ireland and America to the memory of John Boyle OReilly The dead pa triot has been Indecently denounced as 1 crim inal and rebel and the adjournment of the Na tional League meotingin Dublin out of respect for him has been triumphantly adduced ho bon Crumphantr as proof that Gladstone Is 1 in alliance with ene mies of England The little Chapelle de la Ylerce In the I Rue Arceau in Paris furnished Arcel Iarla on Tuesday the setting for a picture such as boa not been witnessed for muny a lone day In France for here were gathered all tent are left of the most notable of the great people of the Second Empire Tho occasion was the wedding of the daughter of Marshal Canrobert daulhter commander Inrhlof of the armies of France In the Crimea and a hereof campaigns in Italy and Eaypt to a young Lieutenant of the French navy Paul Fabre de Novacello MarshalMacMahon exPresident cf the republic stood up with the bride and gathered about the last two Marshals of France each of whom wore the tricolored sash and the decorations of more than one court were a score of their old comrades in arms all In the uniform of tho empire with the ribbon of the Legion of Honor In their coats the heads of all as were those of the two Marshals sil vered by time while many a hero frame was bent and feeble with years As the bride W In mourning for her mother who died only a few months ago the guests were few but these included Gone Oervals Hartuna Chasseron Deberckhelm Asplvent and Manabreu all names that will live In the history of France Baron Haussman Comte and Comtesse Daon Jau Cltlo For tool Mrs Macdonald the English tul Maoonad EnKlah grand mother of the bride Mr Charles R Tbursby an American girl who was for years I close friend of the bride Mr Thomas B Moore and Hiss Moore of Brooklyn Princess Mathlldo Prince Louis Napoleon and a num ber of English people who had known the brides mother when she woe Clara Macdonald a celebrated English beauty at tbe court of Napoleon III Weeping silently In a corner of the chapel behind e heavy crepe veil a Uo lma BaahkirtaoC mother U fd J of Marie who wrote the famous journal and died at 24 Mr Thursby and the bride who figure In Maries I journal respectively a tho Alice and the Claire of that work were the two most Intimate friends of the dead girl and It was Ibo sight of these two that evoked tho bereaved mol hers tears The Empress Eu Kinle who has not attended 1 wedding since the death of the Prince Imperial was not pres ent a the CanrobortDo Novacelle nuptials but with tho jewels that wore her wedding present t tho bride sbo sent a letter express Ing hor warmest congratulations and best wishes Telegrams ot congratulation were alto received from the Prince of Wales tho Dnko of Cambridge the Kings of Belgium and Italy and other distinguished people TRY Bun correspondent visited Mme Bash klrtseff nt Maries studio In the Rue Prorny Hero in a room about twenty by thirty feet ale the paintings of tho dead girl exactly aa she loft them before she took to the bod from which she never arose again Most of tho time during the years since Marios death her mother has spent mourning aloae among tho pictures and statuary and nothing moro pathotla can be Imagined than the black draped figure of the old lady moving sadly about tho room eho holds sacred to the memory of tho daughter whom she loved The four walls of the apartment are covered with Mario Baahklrtseffs work In all stages of comple tion everything indicating tho highest talent I not absolute genius The portraits of Mario that she had painted herself were draped In white crtpe Q were the numerous photo graphs In an inner room and on a reading table was a copy of Aristotle open a the page where sho had last read the book before her death Here is a chance for some benevolent and wealthy American to make I rrorthy contribu tion to art Mmo Bashklrtseff who has steadily refused to pat with the least of her daughters works is anxious that the collec tion should always be kept together She feels that her own days are numbered and her son Maries brother who still lives in Russia takes little Interest In his sisters work BO that 31mo Bashklrtseff foaia that after her death the collection mar be scattered On that ac count sho Is anxious to dispose of the gallery to some OD who will promise to keep it intact An incident of fashionable life in Eng land is shortly to come before the courts that will provoko a vast Interest on the part of all classes of society The wife of I very distinguished Englishman 13 l about to bring suit for divorce against him naming aa corespondent the widow of a most eminent colonial personage who Before his death was well known in the United States and Canada and was a particular friend during Grants Administration of Secretary Hamilton Flah The lady has bon twice wIdowed her Ira husband having ban nobleman of high rank and though she is no longer young sho is I woman of unusual charms of person and manner The wife who Is about to brine the suit on the other hand is known Q something of an Amazon but In spite of the fact that all her friends have besought sought bornot to make the matter public and that Quean Victoria herself has taken the un precedented course of bogging the Injured woman to avoid such 1 social scandal she is not to bo diverted from her resolution The strangest part of the matter Is that her brotherinlaw who Is a member of the pres ent Government U the only one of her friends who advised her to push tho suit and under his guidance abe will soon bring the case into the courts Her principal evidence against her husband I is a number of letters from the woman and a latch key to her house all of which were found In the erring husbands possession Mr Edward Cooper is quite seriously sick In I Paris though there is no present danger of fatal consequences Mr J 1lerpont Morgan with his family af ter a tour In the north of England and Scot land will sail on the Majestic on Wednesday for New York he having experienced much boneflt from a course of treatment at AIx los flame He expresses satisfaction at the col lapse of the Now York Central strike which ho attributes to tho widening breach between tho Brotherhood of Engineers and the Knights of Labor The strike b the way has been the subject of much Interest in London and Paris Q well among the natives as Americans Both the London and Paris editions of the New York Herald printed TOE BUNS editorial on the matter and the view therein expressed has been upheld by the press of both cities Dr bouncer M Depow who was reported in some American newspapers to have sailed for New York to stop tho strike has been en joying himself all tho week In Venice and is i at present on the way to Oberammergau to coo the Passion Play A very sad occurrence yesterday was the death of Elsie Hopestlle Btimson a girl of 20 yun of Dedham I suburb of Boston at Coxs Hotel In Jerntyn street from the effect of a surgical operation for which she had been brought to England Tbe wheat market Is strongly advancing owing t the publication In yesterdays Times of that journals normal estimate of the Eng lish wheat crop This estimate is based upon reports from more than 400 correspondents scattered over the United Kingdom and that they are correct enough for all practical pur poses in proved by the fact that in two years out of throe the Timni estimate has come within onetenth of a bushel per acre of the ofllcial returns published otter the crop had been harvested The estimate of the yield of wheat this year is three and onetenth par cent under the average and four and onetenth por cent un der the yield of last year This promises a yield of 28 i Dushols per acre on some 2C30000 acres nlvlng a not yield of 72105000 bushels for 1890 against 75H836U for 1889 Tho Timr further says that everything now de pends upon season and that Its forecast de pends upon fair weather for realization The Timei also says that Great Britain will b dependent foreign supplies for pendent upon foroiln Illpl0 some 19000000 quarters of wheat or more than 130000000 bushels An estimate obtained from tbe highest au thorities in France indicates that the French importations of wheat will bo 25000000 bush els above the Importations last year Four and onehalf por cent rupee paper Is quoted in London today at 87 i and bar sil ver at B2S SpecIal allotments of council drafts were made this morning at Is 8 532d por rupee Dljr F rew ll Performance In London LONDOK Aug 16 Augustln Dalys com pany cave their farewell performance this evening appearing In Casting a Boomerlng Mica Ada Rohan received several vociferous recalls Mr Daly made a speech in which he thanked his audiences for their friendliness frlendlnl and the critics fur their generous treatment trealmont The company will reappear at the Lyceum In September and October of next year The members of the company except Miss Rehau will still for home on Saturday next Rban wi latura Mr and Mra Daly and Mist Kenan will make l wi Pak a short tour of the continent returning home In September Rioters Condemned to flush CNSUNTNOPI Aug 16Tho court mar list which has been trying the persons impll ted In the riot at the Armenian church at Sued oomkapo baftoondemned the ringleaders to death and sentenced the others to terms of im prisonment ranging from six to fifteen yearn Frost In LnanilH MONTIUUL Auc IB Thero was a slight fro t In the outlying districts last night but no material damage Is I reported Tarn lbs HwlUh nnd Awny I Ooem Th 0 t 0 JSIelrlo Motor factory 402 ua 40 J Ornwlcb 1 iv ODmJjuU UlhojCsphbg estab I lUbnul fit eaydw A BlMk 8 William ilin f J4 L live Hour to Vashluten Th futtftt rsin In Aioerlc re In ftrrli vtwen hew Tort ihtlxlilutil Halllmnre I lad Wuhlntton YU I Jrtex cntra neadiff Dil aol 0 rodi ftu tloa too or Lltiirtx 1 4tv Ix rer Ouce but Htr UKr Now Witch Ibis Pyac sharp to MI wbtt IbU m ans44v X4tV The Ottnntw Cellar K A W Ou trada muk o your eolUn ot sis dnolM MI ltt form tS Ks nttur of tuUtr azs4 C IDO pr n THE BIG KNIGHTS SILENT BG XUET rrzrc Nor ACT ov THIS arniKts Vft TIT UOtlDAT Htrltcbtnen Strike In the Tart nt Bar fnloThe Hltnntlon Inprolnz nt Other rineceFrclcht for All rolBtn Will He Received Tomorrow TJoye rlhot at for StoeliR Trntan nt Albany The Executive Board of tho Knights of Labor was In secret session all day yesterday Invest gating the strike on the Central road Nn ac tion was decided on Mr Powdorlv last night made this statement to the reporters On ordinary occasions I have no objections to being Interviewed on general topics but on IhlB occasion I cannot speak unreservedly for a single thoughtless word may work great In jury not onlr to our own mon but to the com munity nt large While I havo much to hope for I must not any n word that will niouto a hope when I have no certainty ot Its fulfill ment Wore I to Indulge In Idle threats or boasting language It would do no good and might do much harm We have endeavored to find out why the officials of the New York Central and Hudson Riror Railroad dismissed our member from the service of that company and so far as our members are concerned wo have that side of the case I will not communicate with Mr Webb until Monday nnd as 1 consequence anything that I might say would b premature I Is I but proper that whatever I might have to say to Mr Webb should be said to him before being given to too press or any one else I will not utter one syllable that may be misconstrued or work injury to any Interest Involved I can only and that we ore not idle and aro doing all that wo can to bring this contest to a speedy and satis factory end Mr Holland Is I tbe only member of the General Executive Board In this city beside myself Mr Hayes a secretary is an exofflcio member but has no TO 10 I takes three members to make a quorum I am ex pecting Mr A W Wright and Mr John Devlin on Monday and then such action as wo may take will be lecaL VIcePreBldent Webb remained at his offlco In the Grand Central Station until 6 oclock last night Then he went home to RIverdalo He had lopt at the station tho night before General Master Workman Powderly did not visit the station during the day neither did ho rend any communication to Mr Webb Mr Webb said I have not waited here today to nee Mr Powderly I have simply remained hero at tending to business IM usual I have lond In Ibo newspapers that Mr Powderly was coming to see me I should be very glad to nee him The following bulletins issued bv Ibo officials of the road yesterday speak for themselves XOT1C1 l city locals dne to ran Sundays will ran tomorrow The full oltj local ervlc will be ran Vnndajr and time after Till completes rciuraptloit of ho tnlr pa lancer train Mitlc 1 THIOKUU Voo nn lagr tln Our t KuprlntendenL I WlLTim Will Third TIctITMilnk KOTICI 10 1U AM IS All rrtliht I home and dpota In Nw York cltr will ab open for builnni I on Jlonaar matnlnr AUK la Agents will receive rrlaht for 1 polnu Tinonokic ooiiixii decent Hnprlntendent J wALTZ Wilt Third Vlc 1reililcnL Concerning these Mr Webb said Follow ing its usual policy the load will run just as little freight tomorrow OR possible But on Ille Monday we expect that lh road will b run ning In all Its departments and branches about asl it was before the strike One hundred experienced yardmen arrived at the hew York Central ttlxtytlfth street yard late on Friday night from ht Louis and fifty yardmen arrived there from Chicago yoster tiny Superintendent Phyfe distributed these mon at different points along the line of the road and In the different yards barn Cattlo and relent tralnsarrlved were despatched as usual at the Blxtyflftb Street and Thirty third street yards of the road yesterday t superintendent burrows at lluftalu tele graphed Mr Webb yesterday afternoon that seventy switchmen had struck Mr Burrows sold that he had Immediately paid off these men and discharged them and fled their places with now men The new employees Mr Burrows telegraphed were men who hud had oxtmrlenca and were already doing good work in the yards There was no blockade of passenger or freight traffic nt Buffalo Mr llurrows said nor was there likely to b Mr Webb said that Superintendent Burrows was regarded as one of the most capable odicers In the employ of the company and could be de rl1dit pended shape upon t handle things at Buffalo in the J he dlslnllne upon Superintendent Bur rowssdivision said Mrebb Is veryutrlct and I have no fears of a strike there amount Inc to much huporlntondent Burrows has err seldom bud a sti ike among his men The last one las a email one at Look pori a god while aeo and the superintendent promptly stamped l out General Buperlntondent Voorbees yesterday Issued a facslioile In llthoaraphlc form of tile letter which was sent IlbolrBPblo April 3 by E J Leo Master t orkman of 1 A Hi SJrC1iEN mniKK AT BUFFALO They Metes to Take Htrlker Plnece and Stop Work Freight Bloekndcd BUFFALO Aug IGThe Switchmens Union called out today all the switchmen In the yards at Buffalo East Buffalo and Black Rock clear around the city to the Erie street freight house This strike I understood to be sanc tioned by Grand Master Bweeney who is in town and conferred with the strikers Nearly 100 men are out A few green hands are mak ing an attempt to clear the main line for ran sensor trains but the yards aro badly blocked This strike was expected by the men who carefully kept their mouths shut Last night Superintendent Burrows ordered a lot of switchmen from Erie street Into the Central denot to replace strikers The men objected and he promptly discharged them The union which was expecting such action promptly ordored out everybody on thoCcntral and West Bhoro but let the Western Vanderbilt roads tho Luko Shore and Ibo Michigan Central alone on condition that their men should not bo transferred to the Centrals yards The buMnofH of the Erie and Lacknwanna has so much increased that these roads could not handle Central freight I they wanted Superin tendent Burrows drow tlOOG from the Bank of Buffalo today I am going to use It he sold to payoff those fools who have struck He says be will have their places filled on Monday morning The strikers are not Knlchts of Labor and would not have struck I they bad been lot alone Doth the union and the Knlahts of Labor are holding big 10ldll1 blt mooting within half a block of each other to night The Centrals freight yards are guarded by city police The military have not been called on and Gen Doyle thinks their ser vices will not bo necessary ALIIAKf POLICE triTU TUB 17BIKX a la Train Moving In Hplte or Borne Violent Outbreak ALBANY Aug ICThe striking Knights nmusoa themselves today by Issuing bulle tins which gave no Information of any value and exaggerated every incident that might tend to Improve their views ot the situation Yardmastor Coleman reported tonight that be bad sent out of West Albany eight trains bound west averaging flltyflvo cars each four eastbound trains of thirty cars each and he has been notified that ten trains have been sent east from Oowltt Durlntr the day two cars were derailed In the yards and about 915 this morning the truck of a freight car on a train going west broke down in Black Rock Cut and threw three OBIS off the rails and across the two freight tracks thereby block ing the trafflo for three boars Ono car was upended andlall were badly broken The accident cident was due to the fact that a weak car in the centre could not withstand the strain brought upon It b the engine pushing In the rear Vet the officers at tb strike headnuar tens at once issued a special bulletin In which they Increased the cars to fro and attributed tbo accident to the inoompetency of the new trainmen The Knights were particularly jubilant all day lone over the news from Buffalo They ray that the situation In Buffao means much more than appears upon Ibo face of the de spatches They aay that I convoys the Infor mation that the supreme council l made up of the Switchmens Qulrll Society the Hrcthiroooa II n men ad tlt QirUOtOB 4 l t a Brotherhood have decided to come to their rescue Moro than that it means that tho labor organisations represented in 1 this feder ation are with them in this struggle and will bring t their old Ibo strongest and most in fluential bodies 01 organIzed labor in tbe wholn country They now admit here that the Knlghtfl of Labor wore not very well organized along thin western division of the Central which accounts for tho delay In tlelng tho road UP at Buffalo Tho company had several Illustrations to day of how much they may depend upon the local police force to protect their Property proprlr In tost Albany Ibo two 1lnkertons who wore arrested tho other daY for resisting the attack of a crowd 01 strIkers wore promptly con lotfd nnd sentence to twenty anil thirty days In jail Just prior totholr farce of a trial the constable who arrested them declared that they would surely go up Q he had fixed It Later In the day a Io West Albany a Pin kerton guard endeavored to protoct a non union man who a being assaulted when ho was arrested by a constable and promptly hustled Into tho city where the police com menced to circulate the story that no bad ma liciously pointed a revolver a small boy Charles ParKln another Iinkerlou was ar rested while walking on tim tracks of Ibo com pany for carrying arms within city limits This was to carry out the doclHratlon of the pollen who Bro favoring tho strikers wherever they can that thoy would arrest every 1lnkorton man carrying BUM or flrlnc I shot In the city limits Such trlfllnir mutters ns the putting of coupling nlns setting of brakes creasing of Hake und turning of switches hr l tho strikers or their friends the police never notice At 121 i M another scrimmage occurred at Van Wnart street whore every night women and boys barked br either the strikers or their friends have boon In the habit of gather bug and occasionally throwing bricks and stones This time a heavier fusillade than usual greeted the train and one ot the Pinker tons Ilrnd oor the heads of the crowd to scare them Two othor Plnkortons who were patrol ling the track also fired their revolvers lice of tho shots entered the back yard of a house In the vicinity nnd hit John McCarthy in the heel Tho vigilant police soon secured M cat thy and carried him to Bt Ietcrn Hospital where his wound was dressed and ho walked homo Then the pollco captured Plnkortona men Robert Tyler Thomas OConnor and Joseph Lewis the latter brine charged with hitting one of the mob with a club nnd marched them to the Third Precinct station house The report of McCarthys Injury soon spread and was 6 macnllled that many supposed him mortally wounded In consequence a mobof several hundred people surrounded the station house and clamored for the lynching of the prisoners On complaint of one Chris topher Lane Edward Canary a Plnkerton was also arrested charged with hitting Ibo complainant with his olub These arrests demonstrate vary clearly what tho railroad hat to contend with and why they plane no re liance on the police protection afforded their property by the city of Albany J11OVO11T 11K Tit A Iff HAD PAL ED Fatal Hlunder that Cost Mayoral Lives Xenr Alton III ALTON I Aug IGTho most serious wreck that over happened near here occurred last evening on tho Bt Louis Alton and Spring field Railroad noar Clifton Terrace This road is building an extension from seven miles above Alton to Elsah on tho Mississippi River The mon working on this extension go out frorr here on a construction train every morn bag and return in tho evening 1 baa been the rule to leave a man stationed at the switch when tho construction train goes up at night to watch for the passongar train which is due there at G t P M This precaution was forgot ten and when the work train returned n It was past time for tho passenger the men sup posoa that It had passed and the work tram started toward Alton Tho passenger train was half an hour late and the two trains collided on a curve on tbo bluff It Is I miraculous that both trains did not RO ovor the embankment into the river Both engines wero completely wrecbed as was also the car on the wrecked train and mall wn on tho pastenuer train The passengers all escaped with nothing more than bruises but other fared worse both engineers jumped nnd saved themselves Hero is the list of killed killed 1eter Smith of Ppringfleld Charles McGee cf Alton water carrier on construction train I James Murray of bt Louis laborer The wounded ore Frank lD Springfield engineer on passen ger train right lee badly crushed Joseph Daly Alton conductor hips dislocated and back sprained may not recover AI I Her mann Alton Superintendent St Louis Alton and Bprlnglleld llallroad taco badly cut Alon left lei Injured 1 W Cossody Alton lees badly out back sprained and Internal Inju ries Patrick McLullHKun Alton left leg und rib broken serious John King Jorseyvllle newsboy on passenger train contusion of loft hip and right temple J Powell severe Inter nal Injuries may dlo C J Owens mail moa sencor Internal Injuries In riant mal Henry Unterbrink Alton fireman on construction train foot badly hurt and legs cut Michael Cnntrlll Alton foreman hurt badly CBntrll Alon oremln very bldl may die John McCulTony head ana lees cut and shoulder dislocated Georca Gorman Delhi right shoulder dislocated Itlchnnl J Lessen right leg bruised Charles FOBS light lee out and Internal Injuries el DRANK YAUXIBI1 TO KILL HERSELF Mile lilly Connore Mite Down to Die but Is nimppolnted Miss Tilly Connors a goodIooklne IByear old Jersey City girl drank a bottle of carriage varnish yesterday because she wanted to die She lives with hor parents in Grove street and she is considered one of tho bestlooking girls in tho neighborhood She baa many suitors but she had preference for ono in particular whoso name she refuses to dtsclosc He culled on her regularly and tholr friends thought they were engaged A wook ago for some reason tho young man stopped calllnc Miss Connors sent for him but be did not respond She hunted for him then and discovered that be had deserted her for another youna woman who only recently came to the city She re Droachod him Bho went homo and brooded ovor her troubles and determined kill herself There was a bottle of Insect poison ana a bottle of carriage varnIsh In closet In tho bouse She went to the closet Friday evening and tool ono of tho bottles the thought I contained the insect poison Bho walled until yesterday and then wout to tim corner of liuve and Tenth streets a Mock away from bun home fine shut her eyes took tbo bottle of varnish from her pocket and drank the contents Thou abe sat down on u Stoop to 1 await death A boy raw her drink from the bottle and told a policeman The policeman sent tor Dr hoffman and an ambulance Tho Doctor brought a pump with him When the Doctor had finished with hor she was taken to the City Hospital and put to bed She won derail why she didnt die She told Warden Osborn that the had taken insect poison The Warden told her abc hart taken varnish She sad It I was all 1 mistake she must have got hold of the wrong bottle Then she told how her lover had deserted hor and she wanted to dlo She will be about In a diiv alo IWo Protesting AcnUet ibe Force Hill BinMiNonvM Ala Aug 16A mal meeting of representative colored men was held belo today to discuss and to protest against the passage of the Lodge Election bill Most of the colored men present are engaged In business In this city and are above the average of thnlr race In Inlelllcence All tbe speakersoxpresaod themselves In no uncertain terms in opposi tion to the bill Dr Cry Get His Illtorer Juitlci Barllttt liai ranted Dr Hamntl n Casey an aUolule divorce from Emma C Catijr Tbe couple wot married lu an I by the Rev Dr John Hall of ibIs oltf Tbft defandaul and Oeorxt W Black lbs cora poutfent had been for some time regular attendants at the meeting or the branch of CLrUllanSclintlilf In Brooklyn NiL Caiey after cunfmlng hr gulls to hr huband read a etaUmnt bfori litr rlUlonUte to the earn eflecL acknowledrlnr that b bid fI see defiled the Lorda title eating Hie bread sod driuk ulo 11 rol lol drllk lug lbs cap unwortUllr Co rcipuuaent ftack alto 3Ufu 1 rh confeiacd Lad In tUe Irfl he appourd as a wltnete I for Ibo plaliutfT riplalnliif to Joitfu loll that b WM a ChrXllan wan und hi obliged to tell tbe roth Ur Hlack 14 a wealthy manufacturer ot ohmlciU Killed liy a Writ Hhore Train XmciiOK tug ISE Iter feet tied 2 wai kilo by a Wait Shore frlflit train today One of bli feet caught In a trot and be a unable to eitrlctu It m time 1 avoid an approaching trait llu remains were leo along the track for 2uufeet rO oo A DOUbLE DOSE OF HttAlCE FLVOV lire Hoot ztraordleary Rperlenen with CoppernendeJL laauisuquns Work GALloN Ohio Aug IBMr Mary Root of Mamsburythe day before the Fourth of July was bitten on her forehead by a copperhead snako while she wan putting a pie on the swing shelf In hor cellar the snako having climbed to the shelf In some war and lying there coiled Tbe poison of tho snake affoctod Mrs Root so seriously that for several days she was expected to live being most ot the time delirious The venom finally succumbed to treatment and Mra Root gradually recov ered being able to got out of the houso for tho frt time last weak Yesterday she wont Into the yard to hang up clothes She had her clothespin1 In a muslin bag She laid tho bag on tho ground until she was randy to me It When she thrust hor hand into the bag to take out Rome clothespins her middle linger was seized by something and Instantly a shock of excruciating pain llashtd from her finger to her shoulder She aulcklydrew her finger from tho bal and dropped tho brig on the ground Tho Instant It struck the ground a copperhead snake ran out of the bag and hur rlol away In the crass Mrs Roots cries I brought iild to hor but she became blind and delirious before she could be taken to the I hona She Is now lylnc In a precarious state And Dr Hall doubts that she will survive thin recnnd Injection of copperhead venom into hor a1 tom while Itwas still affected bv the first charg The copperhead and Its mate were found In the MED grass not far from where Mr Root was bitten and both wore killed Two caws ana a horse running In pasturn on 1 farm adjoining the Root place were found dead and much swollen on different days of last week The owner believed that they had been poisoned br a hired man bo had dis charged and he started for the Justices oftlce to swear out a warrant for the mans arrest On his way to the Justices rl the farmer took a abort cut through the pasture whore the cattle had died When hal way across 1m was Mar tied by a shrill rattle and discovered In a bunch of crass ahead of him the deadly coll of a raaaaassaiiQua or marsh rattlesnake Ho killed the poisonous reptile and went no further He knew that the masssssuuqua and not the hired man had killed his cows and horse ONLY A WEEK OF COURTSHIP Tb Terror the Unrrlnce Ceremony line Eyea to n Travelling Hnleamnn A very nervous couple called at the City Hall In Jersey City yesterday and tried the doors of all the offices The rear door of the Mayors office they found open and they anxiously in unbred of a young man inside where the Mayor or the City Clark could be found The young man said both officials were out of town A disappointed look spread over the features of tho nervous couple and they loft the building The young man followed them out and questioned them They told him confidentially that they wanted to bo married The young man got his bat and took thorn Justice Weeds offlco In Gregory Street Their nervousness Increased there The Judge reassured them and then made out the regular marriage form The man fIcned his name Israel Williamson homo2U Vernon street Boston business commercial traveller When It came the boar womans turn to sign her hand shook so she couldnt hold the pen Her companion signed for bet Mntilda Greenstone home bt Josephs ave nue Rochester The ceremony was quickly performed antI the couple went direct to the ferry and came to this city The young man wno took them to the Justices ofllce says Mr Williamson ex plained that ho had met the young woman only a week before and he would rather sell twenty bills of goods that eo through the marriage ceremony again The bride was of medium height and was pretty She said she was Uii year old but she didnt look It The groom was about her height He cave his ace 0326 26A A XIUJlDEtt QUICKLY ATEXQJiD Pratt Din ait the Hand of a Blob a Few hour After lie Killed Farmer Town Brain Neb Aug 16 Charles Pratt was Ivnonod by a mob shortly before midnight last night for the murder of Farmer K R Town yesterday moraine About 11 oclock seventy five men came from the country to the town They wore soon joined by 200 others from the city and marched directly to the jail The Sheriff was there together with ten deputies all of whom wore armed They matte no dis play of their weapons All the lyuchors were armed with puno and revolvers The Sheriff refused to deliver the keys to the jail but was soon overpowered the deputies offering no resistance to the Invaders The crowd then aulckly made Its way to the cell In which Pratt was confined and seizing him carried him about a mile from town where his hands and foot wero bound Prntt was then asked If he had anything to say and he re plied that the Towns had wronged him and he was sorry that he did not kill them nil While he was sreuklnc Some one gave the rope a pull and he died with his speech unfinished WHERE WILL THE FAIR BE HELOT Chicago mill TJndrelded Where to Hold the Ilia Hhow CHICAGO Ane 1GThe Errning Journal says Again the kaleidoscope has had a whirl and it looks today as If tbe Worlds Fair would bo located either on the west or north side with the chances in favor of the latter The preva lent feeling among the directors seemed to be that the Jackson Park and present lazo front sites are altogether out of the race though tho attractions of the lake shore are 90 great thut the directors oem willing to consider any site offered even If It were four or five miles upon the north side provided It would embody this great advantage A site roar Oarflold Park In the west divi sion was offered to the directors this after noon It will probably come up for considera tion on Tuesday next FASTENED TIKS OV TUS TBACIC Robbery Wa Donbtlne the HetlTe of Ihe Wonldbe Train Wrcckeri Pxrznsnuco Auc 16All doubt in regard to tho presence of cross ties on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad that caused the wreck at Osceola station last Thursday night has boon removed Superintendent Patton has made a thorough invest Icatlon and Is convinced that the ties were placed on the track by persons who wanted tn wreck the Atlantic City excur sion train The only motive for such a dia bolical act that can be Imagined Is robbery ihe passengers were taklncthe trip for pleas ure and there Is no doubt that many of them had cold watches and money on their persons and it was the hope of securing that booty that actuated the train wreckers Chopped Away nt the 12eetrto Ilaht rot BALTIMORE Auc 1GThere was aflehttbls morning between Mr Gomport Blum a gray haired old man and a number of employees of the Brush PIscine Light Company who wore trying to string six wires on a pole they had planted in front of Iliums house The pole bad been planted during the night against Blums remonstrance and when tho men camo to string the wires they found Blum and his servant girl to oppose them Ono of the employees passed the old man but when ha cot near the top of the polo Ilium had cot an axe and began to chop away at tho pole When be got tired he let bis servant girl do a little chopping while he protected her Finally the man on the blab perch began to grow frightened at the weakening bis sup port and he dame down leaving a temporary victory with the old man The linemen re turned later in the day and got their wires up MUte IolltleD WiriMowK Ant 10Al the Republican caucus In Canton St Lawrence county to dar iAltorneyUen eral LeslIe W natrll was the uuiolmoui choice for Congrru VsItdsyi caucuiei In Jeflerion county divided the two dltrlcU between ex Assemblymen IS U Suittey and I i Hunt Jr Kornriiim Aug 10 t The Ibcubllcaoe of the Tlilr tnth dliirlrt io 1ir nominated ibe lion Jobs Ian oorbli fur Member Ioorren to succeed ibe lion Chine hakr br aiclamailon Ha represented me dletrlct In the orljr ilxtb and forty MIcntu Con greuti SP4ZfKS ynou TUK 7ELEGRAZU The HaiMchmelt Utmooratlo Stile Convention U to b held at Worcester on beet If The macliln Paler mill of the ratlin fanrCompany at Appleton it U Is wie Lumen yeiter Jar Lou 54l Mi Grn Fberiniu auit l daughter left notion re ttnltr morning for tuba 1 II a the gaMti ot the lion Charles Tluiu Tfce ereamery of C11 C Bakei mar Montgomery N V WM deiirored by ego on Friday causing a toe et f 10000 no Intoranoe Prof L y etearoe R JJ ci tbeBaarorTheological SemInary bu WP eleoud to the fioowril rnfeuer Ike Waisa MEETING OF THE EMPERORS 1 GREAT rnttlAHATIONS IN ItCSSIA TO ItECElTE THE KAISKR Their rolltlcal Con re re ate Espeet4 s e P Tuet Three flay neil to Tend Either to Fence or W r Pererentloa of the Jewel rwyrtjAl IPTO by i Hit ftra rots AnociaUA fmi BERLIN Auc 1GThe Gorman Ironclad Irene and the Imperial yacht Ilohenzollern 0 were sluhted off Menial this morning They stopped for Emperor Williams despatches e and than proceeded northward for Rival whore they are timed to arrive early tomor row A Itusslan squadron consisting ot eighteen vessels under the command of the Grand Duke Alexis will fire a salute upon the arrival ot the Gorman vessels The Grand ti i Duke Vladimir will receive the Emperor upon I landing and the regiment ot Bt Petersburg s i grenadiers of which the Kaiser is honorary I Colonel will form a guard ot honor Tim Emperors stay at Iloval will be very brief Tho Czar desired that tho Emperor j should EO stratum to Ht Petersburg instead i I ot landing at n place whoro the German senti ment continues StrOng The Kaiser waa not 4 loft In Ignorance of the Czars wishes but hav inc expressed his determination to see Boyd In which town he was Interested ho declined t to alter his route Gen Von richwelnltr German Ambassador to Itusita reached Iteval last evening from 8k Petersburg find gave nn Interview to a num her of Gorman residents who are destroul of f presenting ftn address to the Emperor It was arranged that the Emperor would re ij I coho representatives of the German colony but any address beyond a formal greeting has It been taboood In deference to Russian jest I flit oustes l l 4 If the Empress had accompanied the Em peror to St 1etersburathere would have been ff a selected reception The i Czarina treated the suggested visit nf the Emperor with such In difference that Gen Von uohwelnltz was ad vised tn abandon the idea I U At noon the Emperor will start for Nerve I That city Is already decorated with flags and garlands Triumphant arches have also been I J erected A villa belonging to M Polowthoff a IVi wealthy land owner atid largo manufacturer I tit has boon placed at the disposal of the 0yar1 j and will bo the scene ot a meeting which Is fl I declined to become historic A host of Busslaa police will guard the approaches to the villa fl j and they will bo assisted by fifty German go i f lice who left bore on Thursday Public trarflo f 4 on the railway connecting Nerve with 8t Pe e I tersburg has been suspended and the line i will bo used solely for official business during the coming week The road has been thoroughly inspected and n watch has been set alone the line A few newspaper men have obtained permits under conditions which will subject their reports to a h strict censorship I M de tiers arrived at Bt Petersburg today j I from his summer residence in Finland and i will proceed to Narva whoro the military N manoeuvres begin on Monday next The Imperial conferences at which Chan iW oellor von Caprlvl and M de Glare will be pres II ent are expected to lust over three days If 1 if the Emperor falls to persuade the Czar toward us a permanent policy of peace the conditions to I be arranged through a revision of the Berlin III treaty by another European Congress the j official opinion Is docidea that rapid develop jffl 4 ments tending toward a European conflict are tao 1 certain to follow t The Russian Government appears to be act I Ing In full concert with tho French authorities The holiday leave nf Baron von Mohrenhelm the llutslan Ambassador Paris was stopped lu order to have blrn remain at his post la communication with M Kibot regarding what passes between Emperor William and the Czar i Sir it B Morler the llritlsh Ambassador to Russia passed through here on a train to night returning to his post at 8t Petersburg P from London to watch the negotiation i c I Baron von Mohrenholmwas the medium of I the representations against the persecution ot i the Jews which led to the abandonment of the application of the ukaxas The relations the i leading Jewish financial houses In Germany 4 and Austria toward the Russian Government are such as to render the success of a romon etranco Improbable A DllOXKEN HUSBANDS CHIME I He Shot nu Wife In the head and The Hhot nnd Killed Illmeelr LAWBEMCZ Mass Aug 16 Edward Wore wick and his wIfe have lived unhappily to Bother for sonic time in this city She is a pru dent industrious dressmaker and he was a worthless fellow jealous and a bard drinker lie had been on u protracted spree and made things so disagreeable that this evening his wlra loft the house and went to supper with I her assistant on Pacillo street After tapper tim two women started back to Mrs Worswliks dressmaking room on Essex street ana when near tim Inmio met Wars wick who was still drunk Ho asked his wife I If she was comlni homo und upon receiving a i 1 neeamo reply ho drew a revolver and shot liar through the bead He then shot himself from the effects of which he died soon after ward It IB also said that he fired a shot at his wifes companion but the bullet went trlrln ot Its mark Mrs VorsvIok Is at tbo City Hot 1 pltal and Is reported be fatally Injured Derailed a Train to Rob Ihe In eacere LCIINOTOS Auc 16News reached here to night that the mldnlshttrain when within two miles of Winchester Ky was wrecked forth I purpose of robbery last night The spikes bed been pulled and the mils spread but although 5I several cars wore derailed no ono WAS hart Hbnrtly after thlncs hocame nuloi around the r wrack a negro cnmo In a conch und stole two I valises thii propoity of a neino passenger F The thief was urnstod today in Winchester and proved to bo an exconvict Kvldtiiico has been dlscoiorod whlcn shows that ho wrecked the train Ho uay5 his name Is MoSulllvan Tbe Weather Tie high barometer Area whIch was producing nae wesiher for a large pottion of the country yesterday bai Increaied In prenure aud covers a larger territory though a portion has mod Into the Atlantic Uceao In the extreme Northwest a nconil high area hai ap peared which Is moving rapMlj dean upon the norm 1 central jeuerdar In tlie Dikotas and ha forced It U take a northerly count nearly illiappearlng InW Canada laIr esther continue In New Knglanil the centrri Talleyt and Vortli Atlantic htate It baa becomi cloudy and thratenln and llelil rain ha fallen In the riorthael lii tile extreme Nortbwit It li I decldedlf t cooler the lowest temperature being at fort Assist 5 hobo 4C It U alas cool In the take region t The huimilSy w aa OJ percent bUheit Ooremranl temperature 77 wind from the north Sal northeast freih tj I To day the weather will be fair ilatlonary tempera H ture Monday fair illjihllr warmer 2 The chanzn lu the temperature Indicated br the ther mometer at Ierrya Pharmacy are follows I io4 ltiV IKRO 1 I 900 A M CJ ei a 30 I M 74 mil A M l2 tL UCU I f M 75 7C Uol A M iou il Bs0 P M 1 Tie 77J laOJM 04 JJ IJIJU billus 71 Avrr ge Average on LUg ID 15cc 4 1 isgn into Average for the week 71 aT TufrT ia uL orncK roarcAsr TILL B r v vDir for tlalne New Uampihtra Vermont Uaaiachnietu ii I Hbode Island Connecticut fjJr generally warmer iiI outherly to westerly wlnda I For catttrn liie 1ori eastern Vnnylvanfa JFtv as 1 fry and VbJtoan ttum gincrally fair tetafter JoulV Till ufn tt I for the PutrId of Columbia Maryland and Virginia warmerTalr Sunday cooler with shower Uoniaji loutberly winds For writero New York and Western Penniytranta fair followed br local shower Sunday atttrnoon or evening alight change In temperature followed y cooler Holiday night JOITIXOS AltOUT 2Oir1t Home papere belonging to Jamei K Walker fireman and i ckej np lu front of the oitice of tat bUS ue at Una oinae awaiting a claimant The Ieblih Valley trains leaving New York at 8 A M and tiy r I U make cloie connection at BchuylklU Junction liowiuauij for 1otuvuu via fccliujitlll llaieu C yourteen yearold Uitte Ilegu of 6 Varick place visited her grandmother at 445 weit Tnlrtyfoarln itret on Friday afternoon and left at a o clock to 10 home She ba not beau eeeu ilce and yeiteraaytbe police were asked to look for her Tbe body of Ihe woman who was discovered drowned at tee fool of Wit Mlteenlh etreet with a rope woos three dines around her body and a pouch containing a heavy tone atlaehed to tier wall u stiLl lying at the Morgue awaiting IHenllrlcatlou i The reading room nf the Cooper Union will be re i otienc 1 on Monday Tlt ofllirc lay that a l ilcuia for tue ilaMi should rotrtter at ono it uur of the cliia p ittould be fu I the lists K will be rturiiurrd for vacant clei taiauelti are died itrlctly In order of applica tionThe The Iron Steamboat Company whose beau ran duresS to Coney Iilaud and Long llranch ana w the oily teainr landing at the Ocean fieri will bay every boat m the fleton the regular routei today fr m Weal twentythird Street North ttlver andTrier bwwi o I There will be nve boat running to the Ittond abs I TO

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iII9 I r r 1 1 pr i i r i y P t t F I 1 S 2 c THE SUN SUNDAY AUQUST 17 t 189UTWENTYTWO PAGES THE FIFTYFIRST CONGRESS A COXFEROfCK COMJtlTTBB TO fIX TUB ZJAULK1I JilFAfi AIrnuriUATlO Meantor IlavvleT Amendment Providing tor Holla1 Tlrldzea Over the flyer De tealeelTb liver nod Ifurbor Hill i II Faeeed by the Henatto Hud n COB trfteiM AskedQuar flfferej Another Hen elntloB Limiting tho Mcnanre to bs CoaaUercd mt This RI evnd IeeiTlnn Oat tha Fore Bill Tha House Pwaeei 1 the AntlLottery Hill With a Ittieh WianiNQTox Aug lRIn the Bonato the consideration of the Illver and Harbor bill was f resumed tbli morning the pending oue llon D lnl on the amendment proposed by Mr Frys Rep Me I to the Harlem lllvor Hem I Mr hawley Hop Conn offered nn amend ment to tna amendment the principal distinc f r tion bolna that tho new bridges shall be with out any draw spans or draws or openings He laid that the whole preposition was dlntatteful t him in some respects but that tlio amend I ment offered by him would give the people ot New England a clear straight ride into Now York city without any drawbridges nnd that ther could stand their share of the money thrown away on the Harlom lllvrras well ai the rest of tho people ot tho country Tho most senilblo thing he believed would he to fill up the whole of tbe Harlom lllvor and havo a grand boulevard them on wblch more pae I engers and freight would bo carried tban on all the boats that might float there That was what the Chief Engineer told trio Committee on I t Commerce and that was tho bottom judgment of the New York Central llatlroad Company if would only Now York needed say so nsd n moro wharfage She had got a rood deal un I oocupled Khe could occupy a hundred mho I ef wharfage on tho Hudson and as much moro I OB the Eait Rlror and Long Inland Hound What Now York needed was standing room Wherever mud flats had been filled up they had been built upon and I the Harlem Illver and nat were dlleil up they would be built Upon It would come to that lu the Ind No I big waterway through the heart ol a big city had existed would it Its ever or ever I Ie purposes could be accomplished otherwise Mr Iteagan IDem Tex opposed the whole I item al a chimerical scheme The draws would have to be open perpetually so that railroad travel over the bridges would be Impractica I ble It seemed to him that the whole project was in the Interest of speculation In building lot and would be I serious Injury to the pros perity of the city of Now York and to tho com merce of the country Ho trusted that the Item would bo struck out Mr Washburn Rep Minn moved to lay the pending amendments on tho table Mr Fryo Chairman of the Committee lr Fro Commiee on Commerce suggested that tho Senators from Connecticut and Toxan Mr Hawley and Mr Ileacun seemed to underrate the Impoitanco to commerce of tho Improvement of the liar c lent Illver Even now when the Harlom lllvor 1 a navigable for only two or three miles there was freight carried last year to the amount of 3300000 tons and at a value of t 1120000001 Such a commerce was not to bo f Ignored The Harlem Illver was not to be called a mudhole I might b considered therefore that there was a waterway that i could bo made of very great Importance com L msrclally Of course it 6 to be done at large expense and with serious damage to the overriver commerce by rail t There would be Inconvenience and delay and all that sort of tMnt Ills own first view of the ques Ion was that of tho Senator from Connecticut Air Hawley that I would be better to fill up tile Harlem Klvcr than to 4 have It Improved as a waterway llut reuion I dance boo come from Now iurk from Hoards of Trade from Chamber of Commerce and from tho press who were entitle to considra tlon Ihe bridge matter he euggosled mlgnt be permitted to wait The flri appropriation matte or the Improvement of the Harlem lllvor J was made nvor ten oars ago ltU50Un with n 4 proviso that the title to IO lands eh uld bo t given to the Lulled ttates without expense J hadjaken nearly ten years to outdu that title Two eRrs ago tie appropriation was made available und another uppropilatlon win added to It and a plan udonted dy which the cost of the Improvement would be S2VU 000 At ibn rate a which ai ptoi riatlons were being made it would Le six yoais at least if 1 not seven or eight by the time the Improve t ment would tie completed U hen tbeCommlt Ue on Commerce struck out the House item It t did so with tho understanding that the ion ferenio dmmlttee t whioli the bill would Ie t referred woulii consider carefully what might to be done His OMI judgment wnbthat that was n Letter place tu settle the nuenlon than on the hour of the olla e tia fur an ho was concerned he tecognbe I tbo importance of the travel between the Wet the North and the East to Now Vnrk city lie believed f hluifOlf In solid trudges although Ibo fouling of his part of the country would bo neuln f solid bridges because ml the lumber and brick and building materials of Now hngland would bs carried tnroucn the Harlem litver He had no doubt that the people of New York them o prlves would Iemand solid bridges there In less than so years He was porlectly willing however that ettlierof the amendments Khould be adopted and that tho wholo matter should b left lo the conieience committee I Mr Hlsoock let N Y nrguoii that It was fair tn asHume thut the city of New ork Had no desire to Impede or otisiruct or divert rat fad traffic and It was also fair to assume that bis dlstlngultihed colleague Mr Uvarts 1 lat be quite as jealous of the commercial I Interest of that city as any gentleman from any other State could be lie would like to have Mr Hawlaia nme dment voted on so that there might be an ex pi euslon of tha Sen ate In regard lo solid bridges Mr Evaitelllep N L i salt that the people of the city of New loric and tbe railroad com panic Interested In the matter bud been giv lug the question a most intelligent examina I tion for muny years out now they were to bu nllghteneit by the Senators finm Connecticut HI ir llawlnvl Massachusetts Mr Hoar mud exas Mr lleauanl who nsumed to Know better what tie Interests of Now York were than tbe people themselves knew Ha begged to inform those Senators that ono result ol giving this additional wharfage to the city of e1 York would be to reduce the cost ol whurfHgo of vessels from their respec tive Htates from 115 to J7 and who ne asked could estimate the Importance of that reduc I tion to the commerce ol thu country II a t Kenator from Texas bad spoken of tie Harlem I Illver as I mud hole Iarel t Jlr Jleugan I did not say anything about Its bring a mud bole I Mr EartsYou spoke of the project as being a real eeiato operation eSlleoltaton I Mr Hoar UiI Mnsll In noticing Mr Kv arto isfereniO to him uld that all he had aid on this subject was that be was periectly Willing that the excavation should co nn but that he thought provisions whiih would afTuct C railroad travel ought tn lie embodied In a sep arate bill when smlltlc could I l brought be for the Henate and I vvlien tho opinIons of ex perts could be ubtaliud Ho Haiti not one dingle thing of what the benator from Xow york at tributed to him Mr Evnria On the contrary the Senator Went almost to the extent of objurgation t Mr Hoar The Suuntor will pardon me for I laying that I did notnlng of the kind The only Ignorance tbat Impute I to toe rtenatnr Is Ignorance what 1 siidl crass Ucyptian lc J Iterance of it Laughter r Mr Evans U ha titan who IH objurgating t way not know that lie is oJurlall man wbnlaoburgiilcd knows I Uvchtrl t llr LvartH went on to tusk Mr HOHI whotlier the bridges 11 tie vicinity of llostnu vvvie olid and ho added Tie man are solid bu tllie 10ld bIdgoi are not Iauuhierl Why be n tho did Ifpy i not qlone the inllroad bridges there and why did they not clone thom In Coiipec I tlcutT The country bad an e1pII ot nnopen I draw In Connecticut In the terrible Norwalk disaster Did the people of Connecticut then close that oreeic uualn i Hchopner Not they t but they pasiied a law requiring ovary train to comotoa ball at that bridge In ordurio Le auie that navigation should not belntirrupted tin only retorted to hub bueaueo ho did not want tube told that a leceon l uas to be lutiglit to New York tiy Connecticut on tho riueatlo nf lol loUd or draw tirldRox Was there not a rail road draw bridge now at the mouth o the Connection llltor en the Shore Ilno 1 and was there not one at Mlddletown I Ivory clause and even eeotlon of the amendment which the fc nator fioin New York had prepared and a bleb bad been offured ly I the Heuator from alne was In favor of railroad travel across tb a bridges and all In the cloest limitation of the rights nf navigation Ad yet they wire told that they reJ In n mire of Ignnrnuca ana that the Henate could not make either land or water out 01 I uulaas unoihur year was 118 tAkon to examine IL Mr Waalituru withdrew his motion to lay the matter on the table He said that he was not very familiar with the situation at harlem JUlver but be confessed that bin prejudice wire rathoragulnat contemplated Improve ments Uhlle hel was 1 member of the om inlttee of Commerce In the House be examined the Question and came to the oomlnslon that oonlnalon tel wag not much In these Improvements Mr Blair liP K HI euwiiDtod tbo Im portanee of liavlua draws I the Harlem bridges ao that In case of war a retreating de ftDMto nYr force hi might bn able to Ke Iro1 one 1 Flnmb 1 saL r niw d the notion I to 1a tha amendment on the table He vrag jiot prepared to exprrn an opinion on the IUb met but ho believed that It would bo better to let It go to I con ounce committee without further Instruction Mr Allison 1181 I l ii Iowa Inanlrod of the Chair what the pnillamoutary effect of the motion would be The presiding nfTICAr Mr Incalls said that If the motion ptevalled It would eliminate the Harlom ulcer Iam from the hill and then the nuoMlon would be bOloro the conference com mittee on agreeing lo the Senate amendment sir Ling out the Iem JitM Uurlln lcm Md said that a a memo ber of the Committee on Coramerco he had given the matter a good deal of attention Ihe committee bad recommended the striking out of tho Item with a view of having a further In I vonticatlon In the oonterence committee He did tot wish I to bo committed to I provision I t mat required noun bridges over tie liariem Itlver or thai reaulred I suspension of opera tlonn until the Legislature 1 nt New York had taken notion He should therefore vote for the motion to lay on the table believing that i the conference oommltte tlblel d consider all the various proporililons and report something tile I would be exactly right and just to the turbot lllvcr Improvement and to time railroad I I compo los and tn the country at largo Mr llumb saId Hint ba would regard It a I crent national mlsfoituuo to have the Harlem 111 v or channel closed tin by the erectl n ot solid bridges lie withdrew his motion to lay i on thRtanle so that vote might be taken on Mr hawley s amendment I The vote slmendment ie and Mr Hawleys 1 amendment lior I solid brldgesl l wa rejected yeas lUt nays VB Mr hvarts and Mr HlBcoolt I voted aye nlY however with tbe view of hay i lug tho whole matter sent to a conlorenoo commit teo I Mi 1 ryes amendment I for draw bridges wai 1 then on motion 01 Mr Hawley laid on the table without I division tbe effect of It all being that the whole Hiihjoit will ho l within the control of the coi forenco committee I Various othor amendments to the lllvor And Harbor bill were offered und tllscusned Dur ing tho progrop of this business Mr Quay I HOp 1a asked leave to offer resolution ordering first I that during the precnt session I of Congress the Senate will not take up for consldorntlon any Irgllatlvo buMness other 1 than the Turin bill conference report gen oral appropriation bills pension bills bills Ien I hating to the tuttle lands to United Mates courts to the postal service to agriculture COlrIS I and forestry and to public buildings and Sen ate or concurrent resolutions second that tbe consideration of all other bill shall ba post poned till next session third that n vote shall bo tnlcon on tbo Tariff bill and on amend ments then pending without further debate on Aug iu tbo voting to commence at 3 P M and to continue on that and subsequent days to lie exclusion of all other business until the bill and pending amendments am finally dis posed of and notice is given that such an order will bo offered for adaption In the t Senate The 1resldlng Uflicor I Mr Maudersnnl there objection to thin remiest of the Senator from IVnnsylvnnla that he bo allowed to In troduce the resolution now t Mi h r IdrundI olicct Tne Presiding OfllcerObjeotlon being made thn evolution cnnno ho introduced Tbo consideration of the lllvor and Harbor bill was then proceeded with In the course of a discusdon on an amendment offoied by Mr Bets as to an improvement In Tonne eo Mr JKdmunds expressed the Idea that an nrnro prlatlon In bulk of 130iiu000 half of the amount carried In the bill would I with tIme ilOtioOOO unexpended out of the Hlver and Harbor lilll of ItiHS be amply sumc ant fur all really national works of internal improvement ni realy olt provement He acted that it would turn out that on June 8018U1 the Treasury would be fifty millions short even if tho duty wore not tnkon offsugar In that tao of things be was nulto unwilling to tiear his lR4tti pint of the responsibility of Bonding to the 1resldont n iiivar and harbor bill nppioprlatlna twenty six million when there was aires 11 five millions lions unexpended out of tbo bill of 1888 He had Intended to submit a proposition such as ho suggested but he wa convinced that it I would be nly wenrrlnu the patience of the Senate without any good effect Mi Kryn replied to Mr Edmunds and gave some facts and figures to prove the Immense advantage to the commerce of tbe country which bad lollowed the deepening of river and harbor The army engineers in charge of be several works had reonrted that f46 065000 ought to be anpropi late thin year for 6 oUlht rlvurs and harbor The Chief Engineer had reduced tbat estimate to 38M20JO nnd to that sum waR tn tie addet 8 346 000 estimated for liy the Mississippi and Missouri illvor Com missions The pending bill covered two years mind if It did carry tC OooOOO that was not ovor I ClrT the blot Engineers esti oler mate and not over onefourth of that of the local engineers In view of the commerce of the country In view ot the conmeree of the great likes In view of the Increase In the Hire ot vMeIA and nf the necessity of an Increased Depth of water he nskod whether U uOuUOO a year WaR In orlrnvugiint exDondttura for 361 rivers and harbors The Mil wan then reported to the Senate the amendments made in rommltteo ot the whole ware agreed to and the bill wns passed A ronlerono was asked aol Messrs Frve Dolplt and Hansom were appointed cnnterreos on the pait nf the Senate The conferamo jeport on the House bill to establish I National Military ParMntl he battle field of Ctiioknmanga was presented b hllto hawley and agreed 10 Mr Quay gave notice of his intention to tu move for the chance of rules an sot out in the resolution which he had today a ked unani mous consent to offer and said that he would not call UP the motion bloro Juoyduy next The Senate then proceeded to tbe considera tion of executive business and at415 adjourn ed until Monday Home of Beprrseaiaitlve In the House Mr Snider ep Mba sub mitted tho confluence report on the bill to establish a national park at the battlefield of Chickamauga and It wns agreed to Mr litucham Hop PnJ fiom tbe Committee on Iost Offices and lost Hoads reported a res olution calling on the Fostmnsteraeneral for Information relative to alleged frauds prac tised by A J Veddorburu Adopted The vote then lecurrod on the Nat MoKay bill nnd the bill was pas ed yeas 83 nays 05tho Speaker counting 1 quorum Mr Cannon ep 1 from the Committee I on Rules reported a resolution for the Imme diate consideration of the antiLottery bill the previous Question to be considered as ordered 4 40 this afternoon Mr liiecklurldce Dew Ky put on record his opposition to a rule which fixed a time for the previous question on the bill Ho was in favor of the measure but ho thought that the House and not the Committee on Rules fliould determine the duration of debate The resolution was adopted and In conform taken ity with up its ptovlslons thu antiLottery bill was Mr Hayes Dem Iowa offered an amend ment striking out thn clause providing that auy pornon violating tho provisions of the bill maui lie proceeded against either in tho district nt which the unlawful publication was mailed or tn which it Is carried by mall for delivery Rejected Mr Wilkinson Iieni La in nupportinc tho meusuie admitted limo AUIorlnl the lonlslanalottery bud vvinuiiht upon his State but ultilbuted Iho birth of timt pollution to tbo days ot reconstruction Tne people of Louis iana looted with gladness 10 the time when lotteries would bo prohibited In that Hints Hut tutu rovaiiuei to the Mate hud been too great to e resisted without a struggle V ben the Louisiana legislature met the very olemenu themsdlvea had conspired to give 01elenls IHUU Lottery Companv 1 chatter Tlio floode had home down from north and west Ibo lottery company could affoM to pay for I pew chuilor lar better than the elate of Louisiana could afford to accept It The mice was not aarupted and he thanked Id 1 for I All roiiHoof honor timid shame in t 1 his HIIO was not dial lie had been asked how the lotion company had secured twothirds of the Legislature in favor of submittIng the question to a Loelnlaturo to be hell two jours hence Every solitary Itopublfcan member voted In favor ol that proposition There were other members who tbouiht It thlr duty to unbuilt tbo matter to the people That some nmmhers of the Legislature 1 I hud been bought anti sold lie hud no the aiiuduw of a doubt but lt lut lie ImlliVed that lie could count those members on the finger of one hand Ho was aa confluent coul uent as ha vviu that lie stood hero Hint tbe lot tery ochome would Im overwhelmingly defeat ed and tluit this blot upon the Mists of Louisi ana would be wiped off the statute book Mrlbtani list p Tetin I In advoOHtlng the bill flail that the chance of a ticket holler in time LnuiBluna Lottery to draw tbe capital prize was 1 In C7ui5 The bill was tbun pasted I byovi le that no letter puital cod or clrcn ar courvrntug wny iotieiy 10 called girt coleus or other iluilar eutertriee oDermg rlei depenUttiit upon lot or cliiuuo nr Loitternligiibeinci clevued fur its purpocu i t i tiulntug money or mierir I under faiee preteiuei i Jr and no tot fine drawing at onr loiter or elinll r eenetue und nu loU ilcltei or inru I ihureof and no clieck draft till I rnotter tioetal note or money order tar the purcbuie tO soy ihkt Uoieii orpart h J l or ol any ihare ur cry chante In any iota lottery or fIll enterprise 1fcob I earned In the mill u lelivered ai or through any foil Oifee or branch thereof or by any Inter currier nor chili Lily nrwipe er ortuar pitmpiiitt or ubllcailou of any kind i o iiululng I any adverlnenent i f an AI lotiery or gift eulerprUe of any kind olTerlng priiea deiieiidenl upon lot or ihin I e ir louuulig nuy llt I ul truce awanleilailhe drairuigi of unv iuiii lottery or till enieriirlie v titiir eEl null of aAypirlufuf all I tha I i rawing he named In tile I r ur delivered hy I ity jottuiui er or char rcrIr I t made a niledeu einor punlihatle hv not exceed Ingr untiu or Iniiirikunineut for not lucre than one year or i oin for any pcrion to knowing Y depmii or cancetplie deioilted anvihlng lo be carried through the main In vlo lulls of line tirecedlag leollon or thai le I forMdilln gbra m carried through ihe main Dy tile aol Violator I or the lav may be tried and tinlihed either ID ihi dlairlil of mailing or la Ihe 4lairi l to wlilcli Ihe matter mailed or cent The Foiimaiteraeoiral may open evidence alia faclurv lo him thai auy person or company li I incised In conducting auy loliery ur MulneM I inch ae li u jro lilhlieil b1 Ihe act Ineintct Inetmaitete at any ii nt Itnee at whloh reglitereil letter arilve I directed 10 any Situ perion or cimpanv or lo an agent or ret retenia llvt te relirn ai bob regliumd lelteti lo the rail 1 inailer at blia office at hisS l they were erUluallr mailed wjth the word yreSduleat BlilaljTmdioetei en the estate thereof and returned ta the wrlllra KotblU oll u itctldB however lull aolLorUe any I dressed Poetnanerar to bushel Mherpereoa t open any letter not a The nubile advertljemint by inth pro er com amy 10 conducting molt lottery 1 sift enterjirlie lmo or device that remlltanrei rrrt lain nay be made b1 reglitered teliere la another perion firm bank corporation nr sPan sutton named r therein ihail ln b rmr be prime I facia evidence I of the eiletence of laid agency ly I the patties named therein Hat the oitmaeterneneral ehall not be precluded from airertainlng the eslilence of enehageney In icy other legal way lailtfaclory to blmielf I blr rmtmaiter reneral I also given the sew power and anthotltv with retard lo postal none isO order I directed 1 lie prohibited roneerni or their issue aa te conferred upon him by lh section relating 10 fell I tired letter I Mr Hares of Iowa who had voted in Ihe tf flrmatlvn for that purpose entered n motion to reconsider the vote bv which the Home had journed the McKay bill The House than ad I Lira WAaiuyaxoif TOPICS Things of Intereut HnppenlnB In nad Oat ol Cnnnreee WAfmiNOTaN Aug 10The resolution which Bonntor Quay was prevented from presenting today because ol the Illnatured objection of Senator Kdmunds merely provides for adding the AntiLottery bill the Bankruptcy bill and I tow others to the list of measures to he dis posed of at this session named in his original resolution Mr Quay said this afternoon that It was the Intention of the friends of his reso lution to have It reported front the Committee on Ilules noxt week and adopted In open Senate Mr Quay Is confident this can be done by a good majority The friends of tne Election bill are work ing vigorously and almost frantically to head off this movement They doslro to force another caucus and compel Senators to agree ton proposition that will brine the Force bill to a vote I is not at nil likely this can be done I Is not Improbable however that a direct conflict ol Republicans in open Bonato may be avoided by allowing the Quay resolu tion to lie HO amended as to permit th Force bill tu he taken up by mutual consent and tbon allowed to go over until December The radi cal l Senator ire bending etery energy to end tlnntof the light In this way It In I all they really hope to do n they know tho bill cannot bo passed The President has again disappointed many of his Konalorlal nnd army friends by the selec tion of Chlof Medical Purveyor Baxter to be BurgeonQonotal of the Army Mr Harrison Beemi to have a strong Inclination Inward showelng favors upon the vary men who are most distasteful to Ibo loading Republicans In both House of Congress and those men in the 1olee army who opinion and advice Is most t valuable and trustworthy In appointing successors lo the retiring Quartermuiierianeral Assistant I I Adjutantlenornl and burgeonGeneral the wishes ho 1roslilonts clone party friends i Bull a oclatc8 were completely tenured Gen Hawley Chairman of the Committee on Mili tary AffaIrs refrains on principle from participating relrlne pitting actively In the general scram ble for appointments lining n com rade nail a political and social friend of Oen list rlson he felt justified In taking an Interest In tho selection for the vueant army places Ho boa been par ticularly unfortunate In his recommendations for In each case In which lie made a special 01 peal hli candidate was turned down Yes terday tho President totally Ignored his re quest for the appointment of Cupt Fossenden of Connecticut to tho vacant Assistant Adju tantUenernlshlD and todav be apnolntod toi Baxter surgeon General which la just what ten Haw ley did not want to sao done The cae was the 1 name when the Junrtermaster General wat appointed and Gen hawley Is beginning think that the remark so niton made about Harrison is true that he seoms mal to take advice or his real friend on any aubject whatever The army officers gen erally were urging the selection of Ir John H Hillings M BurgeonGeneral and regard him an mo o fitted for the place than Col Baxter The latter stood a the bead of the list Representative Hayes of Iowa has submitted to the House a minority report dissenting from views and recommendations of the the recommendltone major ity of the Commute on Post Offices and Post Roads on the AntiLottery bill Mr Hayes says that the objections to the bill are Hrit lhal II li I unoonilitutlonal heconJly Thert li no uecemuy for any lash legtila I tloa from the laci that we already have a sum lency or law uirfm the subject and we had belter enforce what law we have than mate new ieglilatlon Thirdly The rovutoue i of the 1111 i are bad and even abiiliitelv dangrroua In that lie tendency IC toward centralisation and interference with the proper func tions and powereof Ibo Stale It abridge the tree dom or the Opal II 1 cnn owe of eeplonage lo pus He otflctaii l at agaloil the cIllJEtHil tlprovldee for con demnation without a hearing and mates the whim caprice or opinion of the ronmrnauterosiuercm 1 good bad or Indifferent ai It lacy be ihe llnal ludgnent npoa which the dilute of citizen mav depend inakei him In fact jndte jury and executioner without a pretence ot heermgorneceilltv for CI legal evidence and actually eitendethlidaugeroui and vMnue power with 111 machinery for enforcement to any other acheme or devIce rWr Upon evidence lailifaciory to tumh may not lull his exalted item or propriety He ID I therefore constrained to dissent from le the report of tho majority although fully agreeing with them in their abhorrence of the evil almod nt The Presidents mall today contained a 820 silver certificate wblch the sender raid bad I been Illegally held from tho Government It was turned over to Treasurer llubton and plaoed to the credit of Conscience Detective Carter of the District police force today arrested W W Gould the alleged ticket agent for this city of the Louisiana Lottery Company on I charge of violation of the local lawprohlbitlngttie selling 011 1 itterytlcketa In the 1ollro Court Uould waived examination and gave bonds tu await the action of the Grand Jury An officer of the District Attor neys office said today there was plenty of law upon which to convict lottery agents and that I was proposed to enforce those statute Tho President today sent to the Senate tho following nominations cot Jedediah II hatter Chief Medical Purveyor ta bc earueon neneral with the rank of Brigadier lien erai Milton J 1 Itoeenau of 1euneylvanla be jualetant unrein in Ibo Moll Hoipliai Ice The Senate In executive session today con firmed the following nominations Alexander Clark of Iowa a Mlnliter Reetdent and OoniulUeneratiu Liberia John J Bradford of Ieno ivlvanla Coniul l at Anllgna t VVeit indies 1 Samuel tic I J Igl u1 It1 m ijuit of iowa Consul tlaracalDoi Adam Llbertneobt el lllloolj Coniul at Tamplco There Are OlOOOOOO ofTJe WASHINGTON AuQ IRTbo Census Ofllco to daypraotlcally completed the oount of the popu lation the United States There are however about 1200 enumeration districts the returns from wblch have not yet been received In consequence of this delay the announcement of tbe population ot the several States cannot I be mane for some days yPt Tie count unto this tim shows an aggregate of Jil3J55 and when the entire count Is h finished the population 10PUhl lon of tbo country according to Mr Potters estimate will be about UldOOluO or an In crease of about Hi I per cent during the deade During Iho coming week the entire forcu of tbe Census Olllce except such a will bo engaged In computation will le employed In settling the account nf enumerators 8etlnI Tbe population 01 the city of Leaven worth iran as announced by the Cnnsun Bureau 20250 which is I an Increase of 8701 or 3289 percent A Granite Compunr tn the Hands of the HUerlr MIPDLKTOWS N V Attic IlLThe Mount Adam Granite Company which has Its princi pal once here Is In tbo hands of the Sheriff of Orange county Tbo company was organized about tube years ago with 150000 capital stock for working the then newly discovered granite quarries at Mount Adam in the town of Warwick The company has expended a good deal nl money In buildings and mi cblnoiyund In onstructlna I spur from lie quarrIes to the line Island branch of the Erie flullronrt In raining funds for those purposes the company notes halo beau endowed by throe of its stoiMinldersWllllain l Uoyee 1iesldentof the First National Hank of this I city t harles I Humphrey ito Treasurer aud BupervUor Itlcbard 8 uthlll J of the town of Mlnletnk These endorsers are secured by a chattel mortgage on all tie pioporty of tIme company Other creditors haunting Impa tient for their due have secured judgments against the company The Indehtednes of llm company outsIde of the capital slock Is raid to lie IJlMKiu or more I lie company has liien employing a large force of qtiurrvmen and doing a laruo busluesg suppiylng pity Jog blools for tbe oily of Itiooklyt and stones for building and mouumintal purposes JQIdal Label she Uattcbea Samuel Deutscb ahlpplng clerk In the gro cery and drug house kept by his brother at it Barclay street was taken before United States Commissioner Shields yesterday and placed under 21OD ball for trial on I charge of omit ting lo label a package nf matches shipped by him oil I htonmer of the tJionlngtou Hue o Jtih 21 Tine Federal statutes io uire that a friction mntcUee shipped by boat or rail slid be plainly marUad BO that proper precaution many be taken with them while In transit The laclaco which li made time subject of com plaint In this case caught lire in the hold ol the vensel JKrnet Rtark and an omola of the steamboat line makes the compllint JUeutucfi furnished ball They Ilevndled the Platol Ctreleo lr Anlai ijulnoey 10 yeari old of 71 Prince itrett lirooklyn and William Oolllni sail 10 of itO Krai rlrlFf lrlb Iru Were bnelA I plll1 Cables Louse rOUtaOr afternoon when lb pistol CQtDI1 ltnhiliy diiqhiris CIDI wis chat in Ih abdomen l iii wad 1 deuL UII labia 10 IIUUI use phil stud 111 VM at J c THE BLYTHE MILLIONS BTKAXUE rJnfE 1TU1CII II1E OttBAT arAr naovaur our A Cae Vpsrlil4 In the niatorr at 4upJppngepfhe Longest Trial and Moat Volamldone DecisIon oa Record The story of the struggle for the Blithe millions lions In San Francisco was told in very brief outline A tow days two In connection with the decision by the court awarding the I vast citato to a illegitimate daughter whom the millionaire had never seen The trial Is said to havo been the longest on record Suit was first brought In 1883 The trial began on July 15 1989 nnd It continued without Intermission except on holidays until I June 27 last The court was In eesslon 223 days and the taking of testimony occupied 1G3 day or until April 10 Thoro wore 203 wit no sos examined and 139 depositions road Br a wIne agreement among tho many claimants I I the case was hoard by I Judge only ho sitting In the capacity of both Judge and Jury Judge James V Coffey of the Superior Court was the sitting magistrate and bis opinion It one of I i I the most remarkable and voluminous deci i I I sions ever rendered I comprises about 110 I 000 words and it would fill more than fifty i columns of TUB SUN i Tho Issues submitted to the court wero al I I I I most exclusively question 01 fact There are I I very few technical questions Involved so that an appeal which has been taken to tbo su t remo Court by the defeated claimants will probably avail nothing But In all the search ing fiom one end of the world to the other for evidence there baa not been found the solu tion of the greatest mvMery In this mysterious case namely Who was Thomas 1 BIytho It was not known until his death that there wan anything mysterious about his career Since i his demise I has been discovered that nothing definite was known of him except that he left Liverpool on the steamer Antelope In 1819 and arrived in Ban Francisco the same roar He was a handsome man illaatly below medium height and possessed a fair education and i I considerable sound sense Immediately after his arrival he earned a living by peddling n I variety 01 small commodities In 1851 he In vested his earnings amounting to about 300 In the purchase of the block bounded by Mar I ket Dupont and Goary streets Ho then went I off to the mines and on his return a tow years later found that theoRy bad grown rapidly and that his real estate being contrail v locatedwas destined to be of great vulue Tho liii attain ot that property wan the foundation of the lortune which slnco his death was 4U f il i JlI r I f tci FIOBEVCE BLTTHE WHKN THB CONTEST BEOAN the subject of the contest The little money be made In the mines was spent In the con struction of bulldinus on the lots The rents were large and in a very few years Thomas I Blythe vas 1 wealthy man lie did not pos sess much business taut at was evidenced by the which occupied his tboenterpilbes wiich attention entervlo8 nton during the last few years of his ills lie pui chased n large let of land In lan Diego and hesoont moore money In Irrigating the prop erty than the whole tract la now worth He also entered Into a colonization scheme with Qon Andrftde hy which they obtained largo concessions of land from tbe Mexican intern ment and the land bus ben Involved In litigation gallon ever since I has been said that 1 he Had lived a few leas longer be would have become bankrupt Ho died however time to leave property now valued at 1500000 for unknown heirs to scramble for Ulythe It appeared bad furnished the foundation for all manner of stories abUt his antecedents It was demonstrated on Investl gatlontbat he was a phenomenal liar Heat various times claimed ail the countries on earth an his htrth placx and told the most im probable yarns about his early life Home of the swarm of claimants bud bared their title to kinship upon some of these clot lea but they grew tired very early In tbe contest and one by one dropped out No less than fifty hopeful Bnplrant who were In the Hold when the trial began abandoned their claims Six parties stayed In tbo flout to the und They were nonryce BLITHE THE HEIRESS Florence BIytho of England a daughter of the dead millionaire Alice E Dlckaton a pretty young artist who llvtd with 111yi lie for several years previous to wUe his death and who asserted that she wag his w8e tome Liverpool Blythes who claimed the dead millionaire as a relative rlatve Some gypsy lllythoo who bet up that Blythe wasthneonof Adam Dlythenf Kentucky William Havoc and others nf tbe same rom ily name who declared hot Blythe wa trans ported from Liverpool for larceny and escaped from AU I mia Home Irish lllytbes who utorly failed to Drove their ease because I was thown that their man whom they attempted to identify as Thomas Ilylho died year ago IdentJ f the contest really lay between Florence Blytha tbe llleglilraaU daughter and Alice Alco UlcLasnn the nuondam widow It vra neon eary for the former In order to I suecetsfiil to prove I both arJor III rthe was tier father and that he ha I legitimatized her by adoption To secure a widows dnwer I wan necessary that IlliH Dlekaaon prove man iage under the laws Calllornla Judos Coffoy first oonsldeied tbe claims nf tbocbllu and discussed tile re iiA markabla story brought out In the evidence for and against her l was set unjn her bo half that she was the daughter of ltle and of Julia Perry now Mrs Julia Asliciwlt and that she was born In Iondon lnDocember1873 Mr Ashcroft was one of the most Important nltneftsei for the child She told the story of her acquaintance with BIytho In London early In 1H7H when she was but I1 yours old Bbs frat mot lllvthu In West Olrl Grove Rlie wab walking on bier way home looking In the hp wi dow Him noticed II moan follow inc her Ho followed heralong way nml finally fnly poke to her Heaakml shxvrasadmiring the things lu the window She did not nnsnor hips itt Ont and he spoke attain Ha asked her it l would allow Him to walk with her In an lwer to her Ile tlm What tory be said ba bad taken a fancy to her and admired list They walkel along Vostbonrne Grove to the end of the stieat I Mho oiosred to go home He asked her to meet him again the next weekon a Friday xnd hi gave his tiamu as TlioniH II Blytlin TItus llm moetlni vasnu lliurfculfty the 25th of 1ubruary IHJI Thnceconil meeting they look 1 stroll in Hyde 1nrk for abntit an hour and had rome ordinary converiHtlon lilylhe expressed his admuatlon for her bubo stquently they met n week after that In pur suance ot an as cement between tbm to take R walk which they did in the same park These strolls with him In the nark continued Itrols cOQtnted for about month and finally ho gave her uln address Thomas 1 Illytbe 10 NottIngham place Uarilebona written on I piece of paper wbloh he tore out of bin pocketbook and which I wu prod cod in court Rho saw him next on Uunduv Han in 1U78 at the Bldre lie had asked her to come and take ltmnoh with him she w nt aud had some wine Imoh cake and while lucre he became wrunelully Inti mate wltb her under promise ol raarrlago After that ehe visited mm while be cent for Afer whie her about once a week Illrthe returned to lan Francisco the follow folow ing summer but be promised to return and marry Mlis Perry He knew of her trouble t and promised to provide for her whlob lie did lie wrote to her frequently tad thin tatters many of them were produced in court Amonff them was ibis niemorandum which be sent ta te girl wh9 took tie name of lira VS Lintel Ki WUPI V iaon WlD9 Itf a lij Rora af a girl T i 8iriiif For three or four T ari BIytho eent f 10 wiv nually for the support of the aMId In which manifested groat Interest The girls mother married Ashcroft In 187fl but did not Inlorm Ll I the of the fact Ashcrott Proved a worth less fellow anti he maltreated the child and tiled to compel his wife to extort more money from Ulytho Thin child was finally transferred to the care of Its grandparents the Perrrn and Ulythe continued to contribute to its sup port In 1883 he began to write to her and all Sort lettern wero offered in evidence This was the first one He rutn Feb M III My ftf Ostip I eimnoli you hew hippy is miii l peas 10 feet l upon t rnlni thin the tuenhutu il IIM lint 1 riortn wee Imrrorm iA1 wai attn very gie4 ta 15cm l that your tlrttiBiv pt i 4 on i eo m nt nould It not hive bn firs If rap O 1111 I dropped In on tht Jolly Etitr r cad Joined J tMllldtb m sin cot It I mint b very tutee to bay ulrilidftyii wIth such r oi irn 1 PM nil irtnjmti uromid to mk lute Dreitnii Jp SIlo had a its prnlII was a nlc nlk tiaintkrrchKf and hemmed by his own little fiarllnff dbl The I litninlut wan pretty you for a brjlimln Iaiia tblnka thai ll in CO illS t nr little Cltllo know how to ew mt you can hrlnc your pamy tart x till yon to the Colorado ty fnWc I YI r lkno tn Illttr Coniln Alien l iiolnn lo Ink bob all Squint I th ra II la rand axtreli lot von tn i lay with Ptirnf on tha lawn Thtre ol li hantlr I an evenin5 I but v hit cp pa plays with I hub ant iviulnl whit R hull eatich l tilt CMI 3u IUp Wi bm ire very weIitetiayd cute epeeiully when meats ate teing I irr W J Tiny hanlly ever move durlnji I nest Lour Whtn pepa sits I uiosn to tea ma the euenin5 I Bob i will watch iqrl t mull Ibo mcii ti Ever nJ thin If papa take the vanlnr papcrlu Itir Hob Slut remalna quiet bat as coon ai I throw the paper off iny hand Hob then beglna lilt manauvria tn coax a 0lnre1 never vvtt It up until lia Wine lire mlnutet mar and h U i tlnledror lh t onlnl ouiln Alto U oua ot ihntt w hu caunul III a rood pliolonratih rr Iheinielle she has nom a 5inle II ilerb I photo that fairly rtprtiMnia her She wilt try again and I win bare her 10 sOil I one to her couSin rat away I I tne will also writs you and ta i tier little cnoatn about the ablution to our household little duff ass mocklnir I iiirddent htr tiy Mr Amlrade from Utymai Mexico cOt altO eta I fowl S gt have to llvft on mtahj top or the roM Alice had for snot time ben In dlie trfliiiUtlon to let IP teat l Ireiti cum and tu at loot I she concluded to Ret thrfo la I Pupa cite again for the Colorado I litter Meilcui he wIll only be away from here Idle time I about Iwn kIIII Iapa woiil Ior I lo bear from lilt lIttle child vet often If papa dice not will ofiAi III is bfcaue he hae eu much in aitend tonot tried to write vnu Ihle lettfr during the day bill oonl not 1110 U at builnei matter were constantly bclnir prrevtiteJ to me and 1 had lo come to the oHice In the everlnir and hate further tioiponemnla Pita l sends rlrt m all hit luTe lo l hie darling phrnrihn a ililp J 1D ut kle e Florence papa lnntiiiU Dtiin There woro many others in nil nf which Illy the subscribed himself at the father of the little girl As time progressed he I egan tn makq mention of tile plans In tiring her to live wltb him and 10 become the inistr Bsof Ills house Upon tho point of adoption the law of la The father of an Illegitimate chid hy publicly an knowleilulnp It at his own receinig i It ae such with lilt onneenl nf hit wife if he le married mo hu font ii li and otherwise treating u r at if 1 ItO WITH a legitimate child Ihereby aOoptu U I o e inch and inch child at in 1 thereupon for llr purpttti lemnmata from the Hum nf lie birth The forrgnin irnHloniot I ILle chuplerdo riot apply to inch un alnption I Jlirigo foffey discussed closely the evllenco Riibmlited to provo adoption under this stntuto Aside Irom tile question whether Miss hIck l nsoii was the lfeuf lilitbo It iviisln evidence that sue wan In cyinpiithy with lllvthwii plan to utlug the child to his homo Judge CofTey oven lulted authority In vvrio in passing on the nitration of adoption i uuneol for tho do fence says tlio Court quotes moio or lens up PO8ltol from Mrs Lllruheli llarrett Brown JngB poem of Aurora elgh I In which he BHVS all tile plmnH of life are seen with tbo eye of a poet than which no eye sees clearer You iaos this Marrlne chIld wtilih le her ibaue In limit of men and women for jmir chili Of whom you wlii not even feel ashamed Here I tiLt the child To share tar i up slumber on my knee To play his iouiee sambol at nit tout Tn toll my nnger tn the pablto wne Till none ennli need Inquire vboe child le thlil The gesture tajlnt e tenderly My own Thoe blues of poetry says the counsel ox frees he whole law of adoption lilt time never did Ibis with the child Florence ba uuvurcamo In contact with hot never saw her lie might havo taken a trip to England mind been back almost in thirty data but with all his Idnla Irons unecllou for this girl liii novor did HO lint the Coutt finds All that the law ol Call fornia ro iuiios u such recognition and uc knonlrdument as have boon liaro established in evidence here were good suit suillclcnt reuxonu why the child WBH not brought here up to the time of the fatliere death The goat amount ol local learning brought to bear upon this Issue by the counsel adverse tn lImo plain tlirclnlmunt is us Irrelevant as It IB remote and foreign It ban no application to the clrouin siatuasof this case Whatever mIght bo the law of England or ol another country or State In respect to the status 01 plaintiff there It cannot control the canons of descent In Cali fornia the statutes succession bore are solely dominant tlii Civil Code of California bestows upon plaintiff bore tIme capacity ot heir if the acts f decedent have been nivod i It follows that she Is his heir It Is the statute nf California that is under discussion and not the lau of any other country or Suite Our Btatuto eettlot the ciuoFtlon here and if we have correctly npitolian its meaning there is no root tot furlhui cnntrotettsy Having pronounced tbocblid to betbednugh tar and helruoH of the dead millionaire Juice Coney took up the claims of Miss ilickason aid analysed her tutor Her acquaIntance with Dlytbe she suild begat In IHTi when ilium wna a harmless flirtation wbeti they met upon the street blue lost sight of him till 187 whoa sbn called upon him as the owner of a cottage she wished 10 hire She recuKUlzud him as a former atouultance whose nnmn she had never known He recoUilzedher and atouou seemed to bo deeply lnti roat d In her and as they wore frequently Intonuptud In Jlr Illython ollhe lie reiiuostid tier to meet him at lunch at Ills pilvnte residence which was then at GOTairrll etruet ban rauclsco at 12 oclock of that day They met ac cordingly and lunched together aud he was mluutu In bin Inquiries about her lormor liie und dlsiilajed great Interest in Her No con clusion was reached at thatiluieauout the col lage und within the next few days they lunched and dined together several limes but there were nil other relations between them On theee occasions he prngresflvcly maul footed urea ambitIon for tier and uigod bier roneAledly to Lo whit him as much an possi bIts and to permit him to become bar protec tor but while Bbii liked Ills apnoariinco tint realized that In view of bin Wealth of which she bad become informed an alliance with him might bo of great ndvuntugo to her she Iniormed him distinctly that the could only mo with him or be under his protection In the capacity of his attn und that hero could be I no relations between them on any oibei con dltlons On about May 17 she removed Into tlio i cottage where she continued to live for Borne tlmu antI where lib he wai nominally hot landlord and hbo was bunded In hIm several recelnto for rent which tho had not paid At about the date ot lhl removal Dlytlio who was or professed to bo a Mil ItunlUt arid lad very peculiar ideas about marrlngo and the ceretnouleB connected ther with prn posed to her that they should llvo to gether an hUHband und wife that ho should become and remain her protector and advisor and that they should be mutually faithful to each other o long us both should live He ga o hor n week lo think over thin rjroDOsal She bad not than contracted tonAtil him the devoted alToctlon which uhu aftervvard fait for him but she wan young and dependant upon her own exertions for her livelihood she WU away fioro lier parents and from nil rein tires she liked bin personal appearance ntiil niannars and site lielfoved that hula vrcullh and hut ailoctlon for her would be a guarantee to her for a comfortable support during her life At the end of the week he called upon her at the cottage and she consented to hi pro posils sit they wore than modified and ulabo ratJd He asked her if she would consent live with him and lie tn htm a faithful and lov ing wllo und If she would uccept him as a faithful and loving hiisoainl nud give him lit right and the puvrer to look out for her and pro tect her during tile remain lor nf ilinlr joint lives tib plaurd her hnudu within hH at his reiiuest ami aid uhe would accent him at tier husband and glvu him the right and the power to protect and care lot her while they iiouuld bob live und at his reiiuunl she plum Set thut she W uld be a faithful tumid a loving wife to him und that she Wutltti rmiomiro everytnmir elite for him and lire for him nnd caru lot hint through health ana sickness and until death At the lime of the corinouy jul tile itO ho In formed this Dlckuson was navintr porno litl gallon and much imrnnnnl dltlliuliv with one Nellie tlrmin vvbo falsely clalmod to be bin wife and alto wee a woman of violent temper and cool utt nail until his I dlfllciilty I vns settled It wa mutually ngroud that their mar rlago Hhould be kept ns solid ax poBsililo and that they should not ostensibly and opuniy llvo together For it considerable period she went by the name of Mrs A I Vlllnlte and in order to disarm euxnlclon and avoid any q iifln lion of pioptlety for amoral monilio lie wave her teicrlptit lor rent of the cottage made out in that name Finally she lived with lllyiho openly and continued to du BO until hu died In her arms In April IrfrU Many vltnel80i testi fled lu her behalf that they know bier as Mrs Illylbe Many others Mild she wan Introduced Jo them by illytbe as his niece To others hu had spoken of her as his wife The docu mentary evident was against her Koutnil letters nhlch duo wrote tn him while he was in Mexico were all addr iHed Dear t nets hhe said she thus uddienceil him at tU reiuent bucaui tie frnrcd the letters inlclit be lout Judgu Coffey said In his dvuielon on thIs point II U remarkab that Mr Hlythe If he I were her hue laid later wroie a letter lu thin wile tories hl Hb etntelu tettoi gnu rut one winch me IIMH out I ro iluced and the auoreie of Mhlch hue Out teen proted die says she did recetiea letter rum him but ai Hie cantiol Dud II elie thInks ihe must have dlllroedll Tile letter ir euiceptlula of root won d have lieu ot coin lmiorianee sHIer rot or against her ilnguptha whole story of the alleged widows relations with the millionaire the Court raid ounel for claimant contend that upon this body of leeilmonr tested by the eundard of r aeunablenee vhlch lie Uaurili bound lo apply tie nrepundeitiiii e IK Indiepuiabir In her favi r an i I fn litH i tat l the etl deuce of Uifenl nl herself of titty four wiineiiei mid of tile fact vt the cviieint marruve luelf and 01 lllylhee own deolaratloua muel Uelertaine the Ueue la favor or the laiuiani If Iba cngrt uujine the etlit silo of the aureeinenl aJtl like the ilitr fuur wit neueiaaeiQniel faa ennmerated sod claiilteJ theist the ooneluelou Is Inevitable etie Was the wife its le tie widow eiiabllebed under Heollon but of the Civil Code of California If mere nnmbers are to prevail the rise of defend anlteaeulio it ihe number of witneeeee whuh the counMl laid have teittned oralljr against her but ihe rules of evldeiir Cat or quimits rather than quantity even aeeunilnc numerical superiority In this caie Tile rule ae given bt tIe Coil of tlill Iroiedure eecltoo ijoi Is that the Court sIlting at a jury Ia net lund tu decide In ouurnrmiijr Illilttie declaralloui nf an num tor ol wltneeiee which do nut produce couvlitlou against a leu nnnker cur a alni a pieiemptloa or oilier eildence ulUlrlngllie nibS and Ibe caIn no lion of flue Code alae preiertiii thai la civil 4155 the aflitmltlie of lie Uiue muti b preyed aat when tut I evidence li contradlclorr the derlelon hoSt be 1 made according toihe prennnderenee of evidence Coutiiel eaya that deoedeni e tint Idea may have been that of a 11111n but he wa not accuitomed to have hie purpose thwarted nor even pnetponed foci lime lit for tie tint lime mel a woman who wai tint lo be east t ly overcome but who renlMe I hli atvanoei until they tame In the honorable gntie of inattlmony list story of the betrothal and marriage li very inter citing ttut li u niirely uependeal upon hr own cell nov It U I lucuuibeni on tie Uf a lant la truce the I fuel nf marriage un the inth of Mar m l they wet either married on that day sr ther were never marie II I and ihli fact the cnnienl marriage ti wholly depend alit litton th eldenn of the defendant It If remarka bu that aperion v ills the prlnelpiee clue prnfeiied and the dMermluatlon lo le Involve In no eiiuiilne al i liance capable of being mlelnterprete1 who wnnttd It to le a trailer of me and iliatn who toil him If ohs ihould accept hint stir unnied stoic rereinoni or con tract madei vantd the matter to bo permanently 1 riled If tl were to be dune privately or ietretlybe reuse she had bet a great deal of irouMe In her T lire and sic wanted ll in arranged lhat II would be a matter of life or utecIb for ever 11 U remarkable that In tucti elrtum aImless she Ibouid not hale minted on mine authentic and eipren evidence of 10 iolnu i a crmpacL Her muneel says she did not tletd without a Itches and a ronlraot ti here le Iht contrail She wAs a woman of sot rteno tn lbs world hsi brat maoist and divorced and mar ried by a minuter of a denominational ilurch wai fully alive In the lltnallull In whlrtl she had either plared herself deel uelly or found hereelf p eoad the lied ample knnwiedce iii nun suit keen eros or the Importance of preeervlngIn pe raanent and Indelible foliO tie proof ol martini relatIons she ears herself i ilie wanted It to be I nxel I for Ilie by veenionv or oontraot that ilhe crremonyf Where U tie contrail nhe profesSed belief In the creed nf a chunk that regard mmlate as an Intltiitlon of d clot ordl nance snd yet ihe accepted thU formuliv1 dluialed by ill tie as lawful alit blnilingal If ther went lochurch If IIA ware lu naroet tn wautlnga ceremnny or con tract WIT not put ll In wnllng f VVn such a formula to pokeees the iincilon nnd wear the honorable guise of niMrlmony to this voting wonan who reelainl the lets worthy ndvnnceii of a neil who WH not accustomed lo Ian ItS ltiti0555 ttuwrteI nor even ixiitp ntd for a lime I Wan It abram tint che should have acted ae abe did In contenting in inch a marriage t The cpnuallinloni In the ia e ot thl clallnnnt are Irrecoocllatae and cannnt te I reconcl ed on the bail that decedent and defendanl were hneband ant tilt Hhe hat nol offlrmaltvelv eitabllthel her cuie much toss luittalned it br H pranomJrranranf evidence agAlnit tie moss ot teitltnonyln oppofllon t n her ulait her own evidence doe not hnrmnnlxe with I er p siding her llneviei fall in lubiunllale her lUtementa in ma terial partlculare and enme or them are 10 palpab un truthful that me marvel is that any one hai baa the temerity In trade upon their testimony Till mar be a cave of hnrdihln bat with that eon deration this Touri cannot be concerned It lea rose tttuot legal merit the Court canmlr regard the face In evidence and almtnlter Ihe liwai II le found and 10 hohlliiK Ihe determination tIbet be and ltl 1 ag lnet the calm presented and prneouted bv ine defendant claimant the was not the wife and the ll nut the wld OS of the decedent Thomas H 1111 tie The cases of ail the other claimants were verbally dismissed by the Court lot lack ot proof in their support Hood9s Sarsaparifla lo Peculiar To Itaolf 100 Do8es One Dollar gginsGerman Laundry Soap E 25 08BrnlSriilrfl2 SW OurOB 00rir fflrl ntl Cllntan ava T P 01OX 65 ihrmkIJ jajJerraanJUundry Soap Wrapperi and well tend you a Hand m Picture ONE OV CItAZr 11KHTZRVS s SITItS lie Make Thlnne Lively an Plret Avcna Vatll the Police Overpower Him A madmon ran amuck yesterday morning In First avenue and created no end ol excite ment for a quarter of an hour Ho flung seltzer syphons nil over the street bit a man knocked a child down with a bottle cleaned out a restaurant tore a few doors off and ended his terrorizing career in a police station after a v Igorous struggle with three policemen Henry Hertzel Is a butohor and ha has a wile and five sons Ho Is 40 years old dark vlsaged and subject to crazy spells Ho has lived In the tenement at 825 First avenue near Fortysixth street for several years He has boon to the asylum three times and Is known to the neighbors as the crazy man Hoitrel IB universally hiked In the neighborhood when hie bond dont trouble him but when his spells come on poopo keep clear of him The neigh bors say he once fired house In IrooLI n while bo had a spell on and another time ho tried tn kill a man with a aarvlng knife He was worse yesterday than ever before The neighbors say the spell has been coming on him for about nine days Hes been heard muttering In the street and on thus stairs and occasionally would scare folks nearly Into fits by suddenly stopping In front ot them on the strest and glaring fiercely Into their laces Then ho sang and yelled at night and kept folk awake On Ihn day lie sent a neIghbors chlldllnto Louis slgloohs dry goods Morejat s87 for a set of red uudei clothe and when Mis bluloch called the not morning for paiment be strlnpid the clothes off Sung i them out of the door at tier and then soared her by making a rush at her Irom liU bed room Mr algloch screamed and rushed down stairs lesierdny morning Crazy Hertzel as the people now culled him lay aiountl the street apposite his door watcnlng J lioatnoils saloon i and cofToe bouso acrof the street About half past 9 oclock Hestboff left the place Ills daughter remained to wait ou customers Heitol went over and began to yell and kluk the furniture in the place ibo girl was tory fled und screamed and several people nm In Their appearance and shouts seemed to drive Heitol Into madness Ills eyeS opei ed very wide and he began to Scatter all before him The girl ran up Rtnlra and the rest nf the folks got out in tbo street H n mel gathered up live eeltrersHihons antI ran out on the nldewnlk He was bellowing like a bull and at bs up penrnnce people scattered In every direction women screamed and men choutrd for the police Hortzel want flourIshing seltzer sy phons about his head and no ono cared to tackle Mm The commotion and shouting gave Limo whole neighborhood the impression that tinutber steer had broken away from the butchers up lime avenue and n big crowd with ered In no time Home flung ono of tho seltzer syphons at tie crowd across the Street Tho peonlu scat tered and the bottle broke In ninny pieces on the sidewalk Then he struck a vicious blow nt a child with iinollitr boUlo but was baa In Ms aim and only knocked the chIld down without hurting It much Then he Hung an other syphon at men who drove past in a light wagon The heavy glass votsel shuck tho frame a foot from the men and smiishe I By this time the big crowd was pienslng those on the Inside of the circle ot spectators dangeiously near the road man and ho made rushes loro unit there Tho peopln Hcatlorml In ono of these rtiuhes ho dasliod Into hmlthV bakery uoroea the Htreut and grabbed a lone taeud knife that lay on the counter Hut the utumrtiy baker was equal to the emergency He lunjpod on the man and struck him emirgatlcully knocking him down and chiming him tidiop tho knife Herirel voile I picked nlmtolf upand started nut In the Street Igitln Agiijn tIme crond made vvu hit him Tlio lattice doors of tile coffee house had mean time bean barred llortrel tunhed at them nnd began lo kik unil hammer them how for the Iirat time did be give the men In hut crowd an opportunity to nttnck him to advantage Louis hlgloch grabbed him from behind nud Bevoril others laid hands on Mm Tlieeo men are elnce then telllnu vvondorinl stories of Hert zol senormnui strength lie urn a wellbuilt mini but only of medium sItu The menthlnlc lio then had PI command several times his normal atrnngth At all events ho Muni the I men nffpaslly knocking overul over lib and Mglnch bod a strugla ot n minute or mar and then hlglocb round his hand baiily bitten niiil gave tlin t rontcfit up hat trel olzod i lieu jatiIra I t door again and pulled i his in oft their hlngis S lilt ono ol tbu dooip there CHIIIO oil roiibldoiMbo of I hits ft ilimiouvork into Which Its hltuos were BI lowed Innldo be becan tn kick over table and chairs and smash bottles It VVIIB elthar In here or juet outsldn that Io llenmnn Cnrsteni noklod Ilerlrel jIm police man lund run tovernl Idockn down the avenue on Heolng the crowd The two men clinched and rolled over anti over each other nn the hour mif the coffee linuce lierte tried to tot his linger nrnunit the pollcumauit ilnoat Jinally lip broke away but hung fast in the club burn now meppwil In nud he vyas se cured lie went nlnug iiuleth I v ppoMnh let a bloik ami then begun to struggle Two men were called on to iiuip ani he wn Smelly loekod up In the liilyflrst elroitt station In the fl9rl In Wtuus talvon to tlie York vile 1ollott Cnurl and Justice Talntor com milled him for examination as to his SHnlty Albloa W Tnurneo Hued Albion W Tours the author of A Fool Prraad le lo etherwl i his alfe Emma h Teurgeo is l de fcnilant In a mil far gr i o irii Slit t y Iuwye CLarlfi II Hltlrof thiil y The cUlui I 04111 UOli mi tints 5 OS Id hr burn lo los beient if nor outmu lit rill iou Ing Hum lens 5 ri 10 I rieeu ur ed tius m it An orilr ws grenrl in nifce carl ti e 1u ireme uiurt waking litt nut Pu Continent uUltiiug Company a part deftnuant to the suit THK BEORING SEA DISPUTE tout 8Arinvnr a 4sJ Pf1UArcu tZfaIIKldRl MLAIXK He nn erm the ItlKtite of Titmult Heal trie In Thai nlern lint In Willing I tMibmll the uelllm lo ArMtrntlan Pi LONDON Atig 16Iord Salisbury lait do patch to Secretary Blalno In relation to the Bolirlng Sea dispute bears data of tug 2 Alter quoting from hlatcrlcnl documents the despatch concludes These hnw that lng laud refused to admit any part ot the line slan olnlin assnrtod ID thin tiknso ot itji to mnrlno Jurisdiction nnJ the exclusive right of Ishlng throughout tlio whole extent ol that calm from Denting Straits to time llftyfirst rnritlctinlto that the convention oflSJSnna warded br both sides us a renunciation m the purl of Itursln ot that elalin In its entirety and that though Dohrlnn Straits was known ntiil spaolllcHllr provided for hleiirbmig Sea ws j not known br that name but was reuunlod sa n part of tlio Pucnlo Ocean Her Ma oafyB Government ban nltvnrs claimed fioeilnin if navigation nml flailing In ilchrlng Hon oiitflun the limit of it marine leauilii Until tlm const It Is Imp MMi1 to ml null that the right tn Huh nail match vils In Urn lilah cons dm bo held tn Lo ititndotmtii hy a i nation Irom the mem fact that nut ntortnln tuimliar nf years It his not rultixl he nub unti of tliat nation to exor lao such rlnht It must bo remembered thut thn ttittetunct i of llrillf Columbians a colony ami lust I developmental the colonys thtpplug Interest arc compara their ipcrut If hit I tilted Stittot Government continues tn differ with gt oat BrItain aa to the legality of tlin roront IMimea bier Jlajes n Government In ready tometer tlio nuoMInn with the houui denomlent tLoroon to Impartial nrlilrntlnn Kv VUNiilMi Alit IB II IUto Iroalx dent nf tlio Ninth Ainorlcan ominuriliil Imn puny said Milay Aroiio t from our agent eats that up to July only 2000 J noa1 Mnn hail been tiikon ami tuft the will io I ksrles hud tstn almost deserted I prodlit that unluHi tshm log tua IB uluod to all aiitli in during July Aticust ami otulouiher our eul l will be corn ox I lit ii Tills mute nf alt it i rs In dnnto poachers nlm kill the t fsiii thin of nl 11103 I uhlla tho Commercial Company Is ulluuud to LIU only young males ft run iuii nu itnait sMt CUUOXKUI Knemnk tets That TooThe Oil Corner Ilulltllusc About lo ba Torn Misses The domolltlon nf the liulMlnp on Koironka cortiur near the llrcoklrn Jlrldiro cntrnncc will bo bocun In the first week of September to mule room for the widening ot the trlilee nDnronchoi Kosniak who cot his check for fJUOdHl on Thursday ban oonoludod not to continue his business until SePt 1 ns hue might hna doiie under the action of the Coramlsulnuern who condemned the building lie will give up the bulnosu next noek In accordance with the law tho tenants of a condemned building nro entitled to 23 rents each when they nicdUpOseuBod Yesterday too truStees 01 tile Brooklyn llrniuu ont tl 1 to tile lour Coroners J5 cents cacti cur Coroners Levy Meisenuerhiutntou and Scbuuutlee Ooroner bchultzu thoTieasuror of the Hoard of Cur pliers who was the only Coroner on deck cii 1 lared the dollar and refused to lot the iithor oroneru have their qimrterH It cost Mr Bcliulto however a good many nuartors be tuba Iliobo of the othur Corouoix In telobrnt lag tlio occasion at KoPintvks Whore thin for oners offices will be boreaftor Is not Set dx cliUd but It U understood that nuKotiatloui arc on cot for leasing rooms ou the secuod floor nf n house In Park row There has been a good deal of dispute among real taiu men over the question whether or not hosmak baa been deprived of bis just duoa by tlioCommUslon appoInted to nppralin his properly Tho ComrulBNlonrB wore William tttolnway John M Unwari and A llorln Tlioy fixed the price at bleb Kosinuk should part wIth the properly at 2011000 Several well known real elicits experts stlDed before the Commission that the property was worth a good deal more than 2nauin They cot the value at from iOOOOU to 5000a These wit pessei weio Ooor e 11 Hcotl President of tha llual Estate hxchannoi i L J Phillips James L ebs and Joint It ioloy It IK the site tbat makes the properly valuable No spot on thin continent applied to commercial uses ouR is 1 pasHud by more people In the ooursn ot a day than Kosmaka corner Kosmqk once had an offer of 26001 a year from rblnoas T liarnum through his ncent Tody Hiimllton for the iirlvll ie of advertisIng theio thin Greatest Show on hurtti and even for the store itself Ilnsmak tjaii luaU an offer ot SU5UO a year while his dead wall on the side toward too bridge hits attracted an offer ot l 2 UOO a your hosmaU has been criticised a good dotl for finding fault with the award of time Commissioners because bo really Invested null tiiLO I In the property when he bought U on April W MSI In eider tu make the uur clmo however ho had to borrow JHO UOU from the L iiion Dime Havings Institution for whloh be gave a mortgage on the building He was thus enabled on comparatively email capital to make STllUJIna little more than a year anti that on one city lot Hut Kosimik argues that UK ho bad to make many Improvements and pay expenses ot litigation ba IB not so very much nli a I The KosmuU building Is said to be over 100 yearn old It believed that In no other In stance In Jvevvlork has a single city lot op predated BO much in value IIB Koamaks At the beginning of thus century the buildings nt the lower end of Chatham Street now a part of Park row wore duellings John llnutior and hlb wile Mary as Inn records lu the lies biters olllce chow lived lu the house now con demned and they sold It In IMil 10 oldrob Wonton for J2 uun blemou sold the property to Miss Maria Ullzubeth Wits n on May 1 1827 for flOnoo Miss Wilson married Dr Mark Stephenson nnd dying In IncG iiucnibed the property to hui danchter Mury li Stephenson Ihs property remained In time Mnphouaon famllrn bands until Kua mak bought It tlcury Hart Treasurer of the Third Avonue Ilallroad luasoit u fur a term of years It was long a newspaper olfico and Joe Howard Jr started the vir on tim cocoa floor whore tho Coroners now bold ImiuuMs The Jlnilu JCfff was formerly published in the building and after the Xftct moved out the lirnian JJfinoerat a uowt pipar now out ef print moved in Irishmen AaUrd to 3 eneloa Rosen The Kcssa Testimonial Committee has ant out a circular to the Iiibh race ovenvvhern citlllou lot contributions tot tlo lunollt ot OlJonovan Ilosbu Tho clrculuuetsys ToJay tiusrs ltr amount cc JvrotnUti ODonott Rout AD IrJUinoj who liii itt rOod hm si bite tIle me t the cause of his ceuiuitry who Iian itsui AH uiiMlllor exile trm his country fur iweity year Itcputjlc era prost rliteii uDKiHtenit Shall vu hto It imJ dial us UouiBipirlox to tue uUiiiiy vt retulibis Mrs enuailr iiiiixratvial r Pot II a propose to roiso i a toni ulelenl tu put O0ono an Hmc Irjtnl tiio putt if wuni aoa plac him I In tie t icy ioiuuuui i WIlt Ii lit vtuulcl relic ii ave attiilncl hat I 1 if funottii I iii t liMioutitr ash a irasil AIM let l itsii l hlut iiftie Liii mJeite to the flrtn KOItiruulxtlon if loiditl w tttiti Itoi 5 uriii ur 55 forctl I xl1o wl I expIre on tIn tint Uuy of January Itsu Hit hurt yearns to hire hl yea is ithM slut i of hi native ltuit once more Nliivll vie cimhic him to jr O tacit in such a Dorltloti an wIlt enioiirairA lbs vouili nf Injnnd tu walk In tlit pitrljn itath W ay yii and we HAttt every Irlkhliiau I tu cnmo torwanl Cit I alp ui to do o Its d i not uk sly mail to nrrettlfr lin djjjtolwn a i to the beet nissis tn fico remit iur 10 ca jre I sl l nnovAit bouts tiinhoU We on Ask you to Pont rtbiuts 10 cnablr M in an to res sit iita tirul tIara r lie bn been forcibly npetra from tho land of lilt fatherS A Worannn 1 erslaicet Attennit ul Hnlclde Two loncshoremen who were Ptatidlngon the like street plot yesterday noon naw a wo man hutrI across tho street walk to lit end of the per nnd deliberately unmr overboard The woman draggi u lIttle rlrl niter her but rolenMd her list before sIt umped Hie I child wrs mini ami the vvomnnV fm o was pot dward llrllly of 4 li Ihriti elitiSt one of thus loncilioreiiiflngrnblndi rope nnd jumped in after limo vvotuan Shn fcuirln i him I cry In ilift t water and site tuutiut anlimi tuiliinvn I I Ho lied thonip nroiiiibor oliiii tdiiin I hits pier and liaiilcd her In I Muan luiu 1ntilck I I Mel I lornun thu other longeio i OtiS II unind In i and ii8b m the nu otitifl tiwnri horo the U In Jiei 5 itt I tiO Hospital nnd vvill loinvcr I Klin Is I a prisoner iliuri on a cliarue ut attempted sui cide Khe Is Mr Ulnnlii I usU u pars ot age huo has three ohlldrun bIer husband Is a Hebrew paddler Tho vromau Is suppoued ta belusuuo Lars Fl iadee ISudr Found The body of Mary lade who was rallied frcm a party of young nen aid women danelrg near he tallheailui 1ier I North Hirer on rrlilay nlirl and vihoo lirl VFae found mr the bulkhead shortly tlS wurl vi i foiiiKl yeilerdtv hr Michael siianuinef tall Vi aehlniriiiii itn el nne of a iiarir of eearrhrri II wsn Icleutlled br XM naymond of pu Ledar ilieu tie young i ins liter It U luppoiid ilui she sat d nil on ilui ilrlngplere l I ren crier denrlng and that she Ion ner lilauoeaod fell lulu flue water UelMllfe tail li i Inv e tljatmjf the juice Areault on n City Mvralnil Jameillcfaueyof S0l Marion avenue rordhatn who I a ily Mirihal i hits serving a Health Pcpart teni U5iiu0ti5 St bbl uS e t Ki rlv teiond sIred pester ila aIermsQ4mi nsa strIct on lIe In ad vviih a bottle hy Luarlee HtuJltr and receive I a asTer trilp ound He vintalieu to Voonveli llmpliaj Hiadir e e ied

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iT 1 S J j I SOT ONE REDEEMING VIRTUE a TOFVLAn FllKJItlUCM AOAIK8T TUB UOSQV1TU JVSIlflKD Of SCIKHCE rtllnn EnlomoloRUti Aert that the Mnlt Innrct I Unltltmper nd that ilr Omnl I the lldKl render All tgree O l the Mosquito Mtil 00 Man iTitoinoloBlU 11 on the Atlantic eenboard Into lon I InrestlcRtlnc recently the life of and the tost methods of the mosquito Ind mothols oxter ninatlnc It The hlo carefully followed the deopflleflt of the frlouJlofs Ineoati exltt tcc halo rtudloJ tho otTecta or all the eieta tce and mineral compounds used to anplbllnto I lu and hare Industrlouilr l observed the ways 01 otber tUIS anti flee that are supposed to b It tncuile Tills exhaustive Investlaatlon I we made otilenr In response to the olTerot Hubert I I Lnraborn ol lib cIty to give three prlio lor tilt lot I throe essays conocrnlnK wetiO otdo iro lne tie motqutto and Ibo lioii efl Thu lesult of tho ImostlKatlon has t en ii moinulto nlnposlum Just published ben tbn tilio Braton FLea VB Mosaultooo Cant nVo qulo Iot Ho Mitigated Opin ions otlio contributors to tills little volume wee rretX well as to tho habits and general PjslKerousucss of their subject but differ con TiE rtTUUSO ArmTU IJersbY ns to tho ofQcIoncr of tho various remedies About thn onlr virtue that pnlnstnklnir idcnce has boon able to llnd In the mosquitos muki in Is Its contented disposition It Is n wonderfully ailantnblo Insect and has few iroluronces us to zones and ullmntvx I hums e tliatpllr I oor tho rocks of Labrador as In the forests of Florida It cniois tho salt air of tlio nencoait but fools no discomfort when 11 lot Is cat In tho lilllt of the Interior I loves the flavor of n Jerrynmn yet thriven almost na contentedly 1 the Illinois farmer it hInds exhilarating and A trolwater swamp Illnls c hlnrUII the rolllnn surf InvlRornlos I Tho raosaulto lions only two necessities ot life kols 1 Bin rt ollr necossltos lo water and blood The fonalo mosquito selects an appropriate birth lace lor bur brood Site prefers damp loo illties In the vicinity of cities or villages but S npiln tunic an unti rained iu tar n wet aliy or B garden dltih si rot liar purpose almost as Troll Tit RIOt must Invo however Milllclent water nn ll I ho llal c tonotllmni I biincofcirutlimst three or fnnr a eoks tlm 1 jtrt nl iiecxuBiry to the perdtlon 01 tlio rliiincn from the eau to Ibo adult liioct 1 Iliidlni homo tl lloutliKr Miroil of straw stick crass or other support nvs E I A lliiilor 1 well knuuti cnloiiioloclut the exttetant mutliur rosls hr two lorelocs cnih allows Iho Iat pair ten ly to touch the water and croB es tho t Inliali behind to foini a sort of isln whl ii In hold theme as they aro doi 010 I Ilion I loun oval eye Is lodged In thu unco Inruiod bJ Ibo ciosboU Joss vuli Its longer iliam 3ImQUIToS TOIRONINO AITAIUTUS etor vertIcal another following It Is Riaed to tho sid nf the llrst In a similar position and co on till somx two or tlueo hundred are fastened Into n fort 0 rnft or rnthT llleboat m Ibo mass is tuned upward at each end rhol the little wssel l Is abandoned to tho merer of winds aiid wiuelets and to i Iloats Ilnl8 foal about lor a low lays i n lltlnc bv sun sod at li till I the croviliu i iubr os Iluti log their I quarters too COM ush open a kind of trap uor In thn Hooi of thu eCL and take a dlvo at ono Into a ivuerv home H the yiuuu niosiiulto matures It needs rcore nK and hO It frpououtlr coos to tho our fmoo the Wllor Wlieu the time arrives for I to entitr liiislnoss Ito It Flips up in t the air pmues It ott 100 from Its embryonIc clothes and stand n little hllj on tim water stretch Ini aol I drying Its lens rids Ie a very critical time In Its llu for a little wind or a alight rip pie may upset It and destroy Us lutuioiisolns mar ness Incaso the femito loavos hoi egcs In the high gras nearwtor or in a marsh in stead of lu an open pond or tank the oune innsiliilto cuts its llrt experlenco of maturity on a grass blade 01 loaf or bit of brush In cither event taken but a low minutes or final propnriitlon and then tiPs 01 1 company wIth its 10 tiny brothers and ulsters that floated with it In the sm nnl Its potential capadty for cionline human misery varies with thn iox A main mosiiiilto dres little harm botldo singing occasionally end beuottlni other musiiiiltooH lie Ihos on oceiablo ulces and Is not to he tempted to cannibalism even bviho nlnkandwhlio cheek of aJorscM buhj In lopoated pxamlnatlons of hundreds of ImllvMiinl specImens writes Mrc C D Miron the ulnnerol Dr Jambnrns iTbt i rlo wo hMo failed to lint n Mnule mateconnlnlnBhuman blond ant sutsquent Inlciosroplc study has shown the males pro boscl luriipabloof drawing blond I Is only the irderablc loinalo which can thus make our lives The close of the Irritation from a mosiulios lite nan for a lone tuna a subject of dlntuxslon and frciiuontly of diHinitH Tho Becrol wart lli t dim ooicd aiH Prof Jfnclosklo by Iho obsoiviitlnn ol flno droplets of n yellow oily byppharyux Inn loa fluid escaplnc Irom tire 1 apex ot the I has boon demonstrated In many In stances comments llrs taron that If the female le I allovej to drink 1Ir fill and to nv away unmolested tho ulToct of the poison IB er much reduced In pome cases entirely so II i the Interrupted perloimance which pro duces tha greatest itching This poems to brave that allowed to Ilnlsh her meal un disturbed thu mosquito will pump back the Tfnenm Bullarv secretion whereas a aulck secrotol vlllnlranalof the tube results In the rouse ouont abandonment of thU Irritating fluid to Ia l n Kouruo of annoancn In the llesb f aUIOlnc I Mrs Ann ns HcltntllTc Indictment of l sh mosquito an an enemy of the public health enOll uhlo Is rather staiHlnc bhe enumerates three counts 1 Its tomato Ie nn irualioed test In uclmaco state by rcasunof its actuirci loud Q MOPQUITO LANTEIS ness for human blood 2 I ID a harborer of Immutooio and consequently I constant nionnce tn man by virtue of the fact thnt aa hot of these dread oneinloilt bolt 8 them toward a period uf iiiolotiinent where thoy lieeouie n bei Ions visitant In the human cys tem 8 It Is I areuad that I it can harbor and transmit such dl eaee8 us arise from flarln eni oilier forum It may ulmi be the moans of I Inoculating with malaria cud other diseases Ir llmlluy nf Havana Irian article in MI I cit I i c some time ncn cllol iimny facts In his jivneiperlonco that support M Iro Aarons tllctmcnt lie expressed ho conviction that icosiiltoei are the principal means ol the die fomlniitlon of yollow fetor that yellow over Divor uppeurs In ilon4 unil ltd by mos iulto s and tl tt In other regions It comes l mieti with tiirni In the summer of lvtI mosiiiltoe nrro pearce In Ha Hlrce I ant yeliow fever iftms whre rare Ith the nuiurun came unusually lariro time iiruu and lliu yellow invercame at the saute nother writer fr einne SA yH In 19 2 ilnrliiK 1 yeilow fever epidemic in Au custn R no tn n8 orlcmnted at faomervllle nuel hborlMB ruliurh among the tnnd lulls 1190 I wore no mosquitoes atbomervllle bUs Y45 micached liy 1 ratter circuitous route rum AiiKiiBta some tour alter a straight Iltr I etrnlrht rot road was built through the swamp dl irvily 1 t io eant l hlllni htoins were also 111th und mobouitoeH appeared aol bviarat Inc mObluloe nn jut lerable test i Durliie the yellow fete fllfiiicol 1S54 a number of caeG originate 1 tba naat I hills ub uudlnie wlih moeaultotfi 1 MIl the last popular lustlfliatinn nl the 1iominoH i flstt nie N demoll h1 by V1I 1 mil i eiiun Mullni of the Isw lork Museum o 1 ml hid t rv tire liunr of Pr Iani ini tnird prizf I He stays H tarts beon I 1r1 I tt le inosiiultox t bvhal I thai in its I ryn tniusltii8troy tire of I tllOS lulroY8 KTIIIB ollllamL o ite I 101 IH i luto and mlsliadlne Tire frms I I ominfinn nlfl CTT nroblomatlcal nnd Inilell EJ eorfu IKUIS and the ladlcal methods ol th I I nlaatlon of miasma are well known and i lt t i tar more fnclent than any sutpoeitltious w list to b e UNOle from the Wvro of r oul a It Is I lanl mOf nUlo absolutely certain that as a pro lv5nJr eonoluylon J can confidently asset that the conlo Is Inlurlons and that Its ex termination or Its abatement Is I bonellt Ibua far most ttudenti of the moxnulto aRree I is the mos utterly abandoned Met that ever kicked a leg I or Happed n wing It Is Incapable of good Tlio question then Is QUOR how run It lio eiierrnlnnt i t Tire answers are legion and range from coal oil tn Inmnlcn R ID Her and rom deli dntnlnir needles ta Bunllsh One method of extermination Is tIe culture of dragon tilesor devils darning tto lee i be ilrncon fly U ft garner Insect with a voracious appetite for inoqultoo n stiinRoh appete for thirty or forty of them QuloO181mRoh 1 m011 ni tho necessary natural Apparatus for catching thom Tho ul development of tho dragon fly from the freshly laid egg Is comparatively flow i somotluior lusting eoveral months and therein lies oiio weakness of thin method Udoont Inr v write Man Aaron Are sluggish and un able to muko iiulck well directed moo 11r inontB nf tho whole body The power of locomotion are very I poor when their prod tory habits aro consid ered i tho Ion are fee ble and used for crawl lag and burrowing In tho mud un turning I over ono of theso In l soots It will be found I that tho timlcr lip Is greatly ulnrlod and Is OUGON L C WOQrIT tided our tho mouth

nell pans poa to onrn Iho naino of mnk It peomn that nil tho muscular oneruv atarI powora of quick perception were utlnohcd lo Ills 01 Ian Nothing can exceed the rapidity with which the mask IB shot for ward and its help loss prey Is rebod Then thin nrrnllko lip Ii I used as a fork to hold that food which It loa h feeds Into tho capaeious jaws The miituro ilrncon O are courageous quick and so fierce in disposition unit so well Hilnptoa for any kind of chewing that they will eat any thing nhlch In i forced upon their notice noto J bore ate hundrodH UJOI carnful witnesses of tho e01clencyo tho dragon ly In KOblillnu tin mo qtiltOf s In I letter to Dr Ininliurn allt C N I JIaeaiilov U H A Inscribed his ob foivatlonof the mosnulto and the drauon fly near Inrt Abraham Lincoln Dakota When ever dragon flits appearud In his nio iultoln fasted neighborhood ho saId the inosiiultoeR vanished as I by magic U buy Hew among tho mosquitoes lu a zluEiig line dabbing I con MORQVITO LASTEnX stantly right and left and each ono if those dubs monnt n mosiiult Mr Itent oat M hllr I and Dr butt to rn add their testimony to tbo SQUID ciTe t All this led Dr Lnmhorn to the belief that tho mosquito question was only the opposite Bide of IH dragon Itt question and he ftreuod irot 1 Baird suCcess In produclui millions of healthy fish In a few lul aralnrv boxes ant jafv tim propagatIon if silk worms bj icoios of millions from eggs curried half around the world to tIn y the BUCCCHB uf the plun for breeding forelcn bumblo bops In Australian to Ierlill7fi the roc eloter tliesn aol many other similar facts seem to show that suientlllo inothoilnhno renchnd 0 Maize where 1 IB reasunablotohopo that n plan flint bo do vised i whereby wholo trihes nf noxious IntectB may bo exterminated by the nrtllklal multi pllcatloi of their Innoxious enemies A i VookBof tho Brooklyn Lntomoloclcn Society thinks that nn nttemp to destroy flies and mosquitoes by the artificial proraiH tin of dracon tiles or any other Insect Would bo unprintable unadvlsablo and impinctl cable1 I says Imt tile dragon tty broods too slowly and Is too much of a line wear or bird to be of great practical UfO In coping with the millions of mosquitoes that sprliK up In a night anti are always with us Ills aducn for getting rid of mos iuitoeB is Drain meadow bos swamp a d marsh lid I up stagnant ponds and cools and level ralnholdlnu hollow con tlcuous to dwellings and In the satno procoi ton as the foul murderer of nlnep departs so will malarial and miasmatic exhalations Others recommend iUh culturo and cite the experience or Ludwlc Illederor who band hundreds of embryo mosquitoes In the maw ot a freshwater Hah Tho encouragement of the breed Inc or birds Inimical to rnobqultoes Is also recommended Among the mechanical mosquito traps of approved merltH am the two lanterns shown In the plates heir 1 action Is filmnlo sod aJequate says Mr licnten Mailer The mouiultnes are attracted to them nub are de stroyed In the pans of coal oil or koroene or nibor strong mtxtuieB which may i o used They Bhoull 10 1 placed around houses hotels ant in unirHhoA Tbe oxnense nnd tioublo wIth their management Is Inconsidera ble as their uo Is discontinued of course driving a large part of the ytar For the destruction of the Inrvn Mrs Aamn thinks coal oil nn etloctivo mean She do Fcilbes the oxreriment Into 0 shallow pool of wutorvvlth an urea of Ion siiuure IncheH five 8111are pupa two grown larvif and about sixty others in various stages o development vverp put On Iho surface ten drops of oil went placed and were observed to cover the entire area In ten minutes At Oleo croat tineaMneifi was manlfeKted bv the larger larvic hen they all beKan leanlnc ofT the breathlnx tube with Iholr jaws with apparent discomfort The very evident elleet of tho oil was tn conloce the cilia at the tip of the tube thus makln respiration difficult or Impossible The annoyance oar IIL ny and finally des perate frenzy were leaily diiIcted lJ l their actions The two groin larva weie dead In eight minute several 01 the half around led in ten minutes nt tho end of twelve mlnuea mot of tho remainder sav the cay smallest had HiiccumbHl Dr Henry 0 McCook recommenils spiders Scoriv of other plans are described by as many writers Dr lanr born however feels conlldent that nly nccuidinK to late plan ot pitting insect against Insect can tho mosquito bo rendered a failure COSXKCT1VUT T OOJl The Old Folk Fmeltll the Weather by the ritck or tile Moon NORWICH Auc lGIn tho Isolated country hamlet Centre Groton in rickety old Groton town Mr David A Parboil mathematician and astronomer publisher tho oldtime Now England Almanac which was founded HH years ago by the Konlus who ciphered out and printed old DnbollH arithmetic Tha almanac is full of quaint anti curious things hot is ouo Twice each month on the calendar pauo Is printed a picture of the slim crescent moon looking like a fairys hammock with the an nouncement Moon runs hIgh or moon runs low Most folks probably flout know what the announcement betokens but old country folks understand It The slun Is Just as true an Scripture said an oldfashioned Nornich antromonier a day or two ago You can easily provult by observation alo onsly servation Mion tlio moons orbit IB high over head you may bo stare that cool weather will with It almost time but when uo alone wih I every tmo whol 10 Ilonl tar dn ID the south look out for hot weather and If I is very furdonn I will bo the holiest kind of hct weather Unruly you will see the moon pnlllne far to the northward and setting almost way up In tim west aelt and then the coldest kind of cold weather accompanies with clear dry skies and Bparkllm irnsty weather Hut the At tack of the satellite la 1 away to the routb and then comes blistering lanaI if It Is Bummer with old General Humidity often In charge Thats what the moon running blah or run nine low means Just watch I and BOO how than sIgn almost Invariably IB Teilfled The old New lnaland vollol which also Is I entitled lhe Farmers hileudIs I no los tho Bailors friend and n copy of It will be found In the calm of almost every coaster pilot boat and fishing ciaft from Maine to Florida iho 1 skipper all swear by Its inarlno Informa tion The almanac hangs br a twine string In the chimney corner in almost every term houso lhe tiouthcrnNow ollnnI11so The IllnubBniCon Clciirmaker HtrlUc DiNoriAMTON AUK 15 Qeorde JlcOuIre ono of tbo leaders of tho striking clgarmakers hero was retted last evening on a huproma Court writ Issued by Judge Forbes of Canastota on complaint of llarlow llodgors Simpson clear manufacturers They charge McGuire and other with conspiracy to Injure their butdnosa Bali was furnlahed and he was releaied In the case of the live pickets convicted yes terday and sentenced to 100 nays Imprison ment each un HPPOIU WIlls granted today by Justice Forbes if I the Bupromp Court llecorder Downs whose course during the strike has been criticised bat brought an action against the publisher sod editors of tion publaherl several alansl UOI oral newspapers for lane amounts Orders of arrest zero served upon two editors today and ball was furnished IrUnu llvform Irene HrvotltnW lumber Prisoner 11111 CnnmUtte Mr friend are than any atjeolloDAlU hater about Ibis prUoa you would like ro Inc rIflO lilt IrUuuerYen uy awn CUNHKVltATIOV OF ST MAIHS I Intircltlns Ceramonlci thnt Ilecnn Lout KrrnlnK In Newark Today lllshop WIcEor will consecrate Bt Marys Catholic Church Newark there bolng as tho law of tho athoilo Church requires In such cases no debt on the edifice Bt Marl Is In the tt I charge of llenedlcllne Fathers I was the nucleus of tho Institutions directed by tho Ilenodlctlnos In Newark Bt Marys Abbey Bt Ilonedlcts College tim rmilsh church and tho parochial school Tho ceremonies of con secration were begun last evening and will be continued this morning nt S oclock These will bo performed privately none but Bishop Wlggor and tile priests ot the abbey belnK present A 11 oclock the public services will occur Thor will consist of I pontifical high mans which will be celebrated by Bishop Fink 01 Loavonvvorth who Ii a member ot the Deno inn KKT stcnons BILLEtS dlcllno order Another Benedictine the Rov Mauritius liaoilor of St Vincents Abby in Westmoreland county Ia will be the preacher Tho consecration services will be followed tomorrow wil lolowod morrow by a ton oral chapter of the order and on retreat Monday tho lJtli tho 1athoru will begin u Ht Marys was the third Catholic chinch erected In Novvark 1 was built toward the close 01 1811 by the Ito Nicholas Iallel O H I the present pnptor of M IrranclsB Chiirili In Putnam avenue Brooklyn At that time Father la lets had been doing Pilsslonary work lor Mimo time ninoug tho Germans nf Newark Tho church ho buIlt wits a wooden structure ill by f loot I stood in Grand now llovvardi street near Court street Al though 101 vices were held In the church on Jan 1 1H42 It was nol dodlcattd until tho fall of that year Itlshop Hughes outdated on that ncnsfon having driven from Now York to i erfi rni the ceremony Tn the summer of lH4ii lather 1 Itallels bought the ground at High nnd William streets on whIch the present abbey collage chinch and paro chial school stund Tha distance between the tO silos was about ball I mia but the priest made arrangements tn move his frame church to the now property Till church was nearly throe weeks In transit the Hist contractor having broken his agreement and during that time in her Ilallelss congregation worshipped in the llttlo structure In lci l l tho chinch was attacked by an Orange mob vvh desecrated the edifice ehaniifnllv It itnaiti Hint one of Ibo mob who cut on the arms of statue of the Virgin a had his own hand HO badly lacerated while work ABBOT JIILAllY MTRAEXOI tne In a mill In Paterson that he died of blood poison a raving maniac In 185r Father 1 Bal lois asked in be relieved of the charge ot the parish and until lifr ho looked after the spiritual Interests nf tbo Gorruau Catholics of Illzalnth and Hohoken In that sear be became pastor ot tho llrookhn church which ho sllll I directs at the ego of HJ After rather lialleiss departure other Kaiedlcllnu rntheiB anspmed charge of the chun J he Into lllshop of northern Minnesota the itlght Itov Hupert Heldenbush 01 I was made pastor In 18ji and he built thn church which will br consecrated today Tbe edifice which Is built of brick In the Hit silica style Is J xll feet with a large tower at the 80uthwol conic The Interior is hand somely finished and It cnntulni many works of nrt In IHdJ a parochial school was opened and In 117 t Ienedlcts ollece was funded Ten years later thu old parochial resilience In High street nan replaced by the structure which la the present abbey On Jan 14 IHMI at the solicitation of thn late ArchAbhot Wimmer the 1opo declared tho InHtltutlon an abbey The light Ilov James Ztlliox was elected the first abbot He resigned lu October IrtHfi on account nf III health and the lllght Itev Hilary 1fraenglp tim present abbot wns chosen to Bticcoed him Abbot Hilary wan bnrn In Butler Ta on May 9 1S4II Ho jolnoil the Ienadlctlne Older when he was Il vonirs oltIanl ho was ordained on March 2fi IMfiil ui Bt Mncents toralnary In Westniorelan 1 county Pa where he made Ins indies Ho Milhoquently went tn Home and secured the degree of Doctor Divinity from hnplpnrn College In I 1872 he was elected lo the dlioctorship which place ho hold at the time of his election as abbot in 711OI BUSTS Ileiirnn Wool nlrncl for FIKr lint Re fuses to Tukn Dm and It burd Deacon Wood of Tnlmnges Brooklyn Tab croatIa Is a dcTendnnt in a lawsuit brought ic the Bupremo Court which will probably afford come fun when It comas to trial Ho Is sued for 1100 damages by J Hchwartz V Co of 171 First avenue for failure to fulfil the conditions of a contract for tho manufacture of fifty busts of Talmago In terra cotta at 1C each A Ilrooklrn man visited Ii i Talmago last spring and suggested to him that a bust of himself would Boll like wlldllro alter the re markable experiences of tbo learned Doctor In Palestine Mars Hill In Athens and other places In his trip abroad last summer Tnl inaw thought so too and a contract was mado wlihBchwiirU A Co Tho firms sculptor vis ited Talmago In the editorial omen of his paper and the editorpreacher gave him a sit ting lhe scnlpior made a clay model and llrvan A liurnott nf mi Wil street counsel for bchwartr V Co declare that Tulmoaa saw the model nnd oxpressod his hearty approval of I Then thu trustees of the Tuhornacle were asked bv Deacon Wood to sit on the bust In judgment and Iho trustees decided that the bust nasnt iv good HkonesH It made Tal flange mouth too Inrgo they Hoclaied and furihormoro It dldn look half no majontlo aa Tnlmiign does In the pulpit Tbe busts bad been finished bowovor In April but Deacon VooJ refused to tuks them ott Schwartz k Co n hands iiae 1 retilt Is that Rchwartz 1 COB shelves are loaded with fortynlna busts of Talrnuge and the firm doosn I want them and cant sell them I J will bo remembered bJ tho readers of TnlmnceH paper that umong the premiums announce last spring IH n reward for those who should got subscribers was nn elegant lifesize bust of the Itei 11 Talniago Deacon Wool has had Ills ono bust displayed In bin etoro window on lulton street llronk lyn for several months past and I Is said that to nny one who Inquires than price he replies promptly That is a splendid bust of the IromDlY You can have it for 18 The case Is on the calendar for trial Irlot Work Turlly Ilurned IJOYIENCr Aug 1Just 1 before 0 oclock this morning lire started In the drying room of the Duutiell 1rlnt Works at Pawtucket and In two hours four brick and two stone buildings worn detroyod The dyeing blenching and llnlshlng departments are loft almost intact and Ills believed work theta may be carried on without trouble If so fully onehalf of the uomplo eos can continue work The build IncH except this morehousett and machinery are covered with a blnnket policy for S60 000 IIS Boston and Providence companies The 1850000 Block Is also insured The lose Ie estimated ut KxHenator Curpcnter lluyei Iupcr NKV linrmwicK Auf laExeenator 1 John CArp n ter nC Iltinterilon county te I purcbaied the nw 11papor t i sal Imi I Card a chattel inortttx in tlit Uonnly I lerte elllce rur llUimu The inptr will be run In Ibe iniertet vt Chits lion and an effort will be untde to mnoliute lhe Peuiixratlo petty but the OUtS tlarted are d moiiilr llve toil a new taper may be IIAlta f J i t 1 tllir ef 1 1 FIFTH AVENUES NEW HOTEL HOLLAND IIOVHB fULL UK A JtODEL or COMFORT AND KLKOANCR A InpaaluK IlalMlnr of T Hlarle With rimrj Co TB lenee Thmt na nasa DC yled to Mnfcn Ilfa In n Hotel Fleninnt An Idea Is afforded by tho accompanying picture of what Holland House now building at Fifth avenue and Thirtieth street for Mre Mary J Van Doren will look llko externally when It Is completed and thrown open to tho public on Bent 1 1891 by the lessees 1 M Kinsley and Gustav Baumnnn of Chicago As already stated In THE BUN tho building will cost in its completed shape with the Bite 11750000 George Kdwara Hording t i Gooch of 40 Exchange place the architects have adopted the style ot the Italian renaissance for the titornal design nnd are using Indiana limestone In working the design out The ho I tel Is built upon foundations of solid rock and n LLvi g I I 1 I I r t IJj I 0 tXu1 tfflW FU1NFP11t 4 UllUJ p

cs HOLLAND hOUSE will be ton stories blah with a frontage of 100 feet on Filth avenue and 150 feet on Thirtieth Street The noteworthy external features will bo tho grand portico at the Fifth avenue en trance and lour tiers of bay windows rising sixth Larch from the third to tho story bay window will be 3 feet dean and l2l feet wide Balconies will bo built on tho sixth story over the bay windows nnd also under tho arches on tho Thirtieth street front on the same story adding a novel feature to the building nnd greatly enhancing the com fort of guests during hot weather Thu roof of the Fifth avenue uoitlco will be a balcony lighted at night by clusters of electric lamps Bet in ornate bronze standards resting upon four stone pedestals Tho Interior arrangement Includes a ros taurtint which tho loupes dcsUn to make a notable feature of Holland House I occupies the ground floor nt the right of tho main en tram e I will be wainscoted In mahogany and frescoed in gold of r various hues In Inuls XV style I will bo an elegantly appointed apartment 15 feet high 12U feet deep and 4U feet wide Architect iooch will make a spe cial visit to Holland Huuso Kensington Lou don to gather Idem for the tnrnliblna of the restaurant A veil as for the Interior decora botc1 tlon and fitting of other departments of tbe botol the left of the main entrance will bo I cnftf for men I will also be elegant In ap pointment bat considerably simpler In deco ration than the restaurant A tnaclous marble hallway ItO feet long lends totho oUlce on the main floor bnek of the catf Three elevators separated from lhe hallway by a smaller marble hall communicate with the upper Hours There are two additional elevators for tho transpor tation ot baggage end the useof servants and other employees North of liar main hallway Is that private entrance for ladles lending to a handsome reception parlor A marble stnlr va e seven feet wide built at tho right of the main ball leads to tho second story All the other Rtalro BOS in tile building aro either nteol or tone fn tho northwest corner 01 tim building beyond the main staircase Is the reading and writing room A feature of tho second story is the rooms Rot apart for the latHes ordlllry anal for the nnar use of private dining parties hero I are two apartments so arranged thai they can readily bn transformed Into 1 banquet hall twenty five foot wide and nmntyllvo long Your largo parlors that can ulso ho transformed I 10 n single salon for receptions extend entirely across tho Fifth avenue front of this story The two main parlors are twontylUo feet square Thorn Is a spacious promenade for guests be yond the parlors Kenoatb tho Fifth avenue sidewalk Is a wine cellar walled with brick and occuping an 10111 area of 1tiitt Blimre foot I will 0 kept nt on even temperature by cooling nlpo connected with Iho hotels big refrigerators A model kItchen with pantt los floored with marble 7H 150 feet in tho base occupies a stare 71 by ll blso ment On the tenth story 120 feet Irom tho street level Is a laundry 4U by 120 feet The lest of the building In divided into 350 rooms for guests many especially arranged with a view of renting them out In suites of any number of apartments tot the accommo dation of permanent guests Particular onto has been taken to secure tlio amplest facilities for ventilation and lighting In all those rooms Tim vootaton will I to lighted throughout by u electricity and will have all the modern Im provements for expeditious service of guests iu their rooms I The architects have Insured as fireproof a structure as can be built by making the brick walls fito loot thick In the basement and four feet on tho main floor the size which tho law requlrps only for warehouses and by using no wood for Mooring Motsr Kinsley and llau mann have n twenty years lease of the build ing Thoy say their aim will be tn make tho hotel the most select and comfortable in the country HIS 1I1S4SOXS Hill lIKIXtl LATE I Undertake Morlartr Explains tliej Delay In VMterbury Fnneriiln WATEBnunt Conn Aug 1C Peculiar mis understandings between people are continually arising In the Nutmeg State The latest queer complication Is between Undertaker Morlarty of this city and the Roman Catholic church The priests bave been finding fault with Moriarty They think that ha has been dilatory In getting funeral corteges to the church The undertaker takes a novel way of explaining He has had prepared a statement and has bad It inserted In the advertising columns ot a local paper I is addressed to the Reverend Clergy of Wotorbury nnd opens lAvrond quotation from Kt Matthew 1 wih I uolalon the undertaker then proceeds as follows Mal of tile rleritriuen or lit city are cnnlltnidlr finding fault win tie IndIA r fur not liar nK tulle fn lul 11 11 ale at the church at the appointed time of eervlce toW wIle title le I ery prorukttu to the clergy 111 le a a thoimaml timed more im to the undertaken and whv they itiould be aceuned by the clergy of delainir tU nerale le a lueiitloii I bejood oar power lu explain Vibll the und rtuker tour appreciate the ol frI of till high alloy oalllnr we mint not forget tbat he 15 for dollar sat I acting In r lrly i a iHiHtntri capacity dla an uni fo uiilgu I any oilier reason would be sOiled tate hypocrite Now what pleasure can there be for the undertaker In witneMliiir the awful grief of clauSe who are tell be hint Ierhann It le I a dent pirent whme only oliject In life Ila kiep till family together and terN nil for their huppinet A thoiifand and one tlmuiftiie come Into the mint nti they gave nor the lrt time nn the Cue of the lote one and rery often thou whom we are an loul in tttr l tie acer upon ni He reel at though WI r culltr of a cruel acute when we uiMlertaife to place hold on the casket What man wlih a heart c re to llnir r arunnd such a scene aa this Which fte bare very feebly described T In anioit every instance we are compelled In per form the iJliafrreeable duty o removing tba frkada h gently but firmly from tbe caiket Coin of lair clergy lti not aiiiearto k Ibis matter i Into consideration very Important part or the qurstlnn I I Ihluk abet Ihl pulpit an I altar afford a grand opportunity of Instructing tn penpte as to their duty ofaivinir the undertaker a chalice to gel to tbe church on lime It 1Mb I bereated family and not the undertaker who need lecturing I Is I sentiment with Ibe family but It is huchifss with tbe undertaker and we appeal businiss In all sincerity 10 our certf to help us to attend to our WILL IIIKIIB KTKR JUS A CAXALT Long Iliad l Qydtrrmen VPnnt the Peconlc Hhlnneroek Cunal hurrIed Vi Many of the residents on the south shore of Long Island are anxloua to learn when the canal which Is to connect Feconla and Hhlnno cock Bays will bo completed The building of this canal Is not a gigantic work I will not bo more than threequarters of a mile long and onlr about forty feet wide and eight foot deep When those facts ore considered by the residents together with the fact that 120000 has already been appropriated for the work and that the work bus been dragging along without any perceptible progress for nearly eight years they are very much In doubt as to what It all means Tim lack of this canal It Is claimed greatly Injures tho oystermen on this part of Long Island for without It the wntors of Tecoiilo Bay are useless for the planting of oysters or even of keeping them for a short time Ibis hay vets BO far back from the ocean that the tides have not force enough to change UR waters ufllclontly to keep shell fish in proper condition JhH projected canal would remedy this by providing a direct pas sage from the ocean through Hhlnnecock Day to Ioconlc Hay Many thousand dollars have already been lost by the oyatermen in trusting to the force of the tides In the mean t mo Ihs residents are doing nothing but placing their hopea in the Legislature which they think will I finally realIze the necessity of tim canal Inalr and lake sumo steps toward its completion They have been patiently waiting for this for IRtenty several year and as tboro Is no limit to the patience of a Long Island oystormon I Is likely that many of them will Btlll have an op portunity of hoping that the Legislature will do something until they die wi The IIIB Miners Minis In Nairn Stolln OTTAWA AlI IGA despatch from the Spring Hill Nova ficotla coal mine says the strike which has lasted eight weukB at a loss of 1120000 to the mon his reached a critical point The firemen and engineers bad boon allowed to continue work until last nlebtwbon they ordered to quit Once the were 11 pumps are Idle tbe wliole underground vvorkwaya will quickly be flooded and the mine ruined The management must either accede tn the mens demands or see their properly destroyed and It effected U I expected that a settlement will soon be Hrltleb Arnir Deaerlerc lALJ1 N 8 Aug lBTho number ot de sertions of troops In thlb garrison has In creased to alarming proportions during the past few months and Indicate much discon tent Don Htr John lions has been called upon lion to report on the causes ot the dUatfec The Dear Olrli Ethel Time filet Hand Probably you are right Yon hare bad more sperlenee with time than I haT OOSSIP OF nut nMOmB IThut Ii Gnlna on Amnnic the Holdlfr of the Nutlannl Onnrd Thero In work cut out for tho Armory Board for the ensuing sear A file has been pur chased for the Boventrflrst FxKlmentx now homo nnd Ibo Ninth anti Blxtynlnlh are anx iously walling for now arm rice Four hun dred and thlrtrflvo thousand dollars was paid Ut Monday for tbo reveiityflrsts site i he property Is situated between Thlrtrthlid and Thirtyfouith streets oast nt I ourtli HVOIIUK nnd Plcmimd T Mejor who owned J had boon lighting condemnation proceedings for two oars I Tbo first award tins 417UO Mr Mover protested and at U ISOiO more At the meeting ot tuo Hoard title wool the specifications lor the new armnry vrlll 10 dis cussed and tie soon as pos hlo plum will be Bolpcted aud work begun T IIB lot Is below the street cindo cnn tho proposed building will have n good deal of Imsonion which It hRs boon suggested might bo used ns head quarters for ono of the batlprlos 1 In doubt ful howovor I either Cant Aondol of tho First or Capt Wilson of tho Second lluitoiv would bo pleased with such a changn Tho First llnttery Is sntinllpd with Its iiropnt hoiuliuar tom In West Flirtyfourth htrcH and the IOUBO of the billldlnu n HU tovMith nvonuo vvhlih Is nccuplod by tho ijocuud flattery will uot expire for four years Tho Ninth Ilpglmont bus given up tim Idcaof purchasing tint ci II I nf f hut I vvcnty t ocond I t old armory In cst iota nh too I II at a eel ulihoituli I I lit condemnation Inn orrtl u ra g IKUO I t vet boon slopped Tho proporu was onre1 to tlm Aimory lloaiil for Cajulul nail It v ima proposed to add Stall till for tho purcluio f two lots cast of It After condemnation proceedings wart begun tho owner of thn property got nn nler ot fltiiiiiud fir 1 I This was more than I lao I Hoard tylER willing tn pay and now It U looking fur another suitable site A member of the filxtynlnth Kpglmnnt wrote to kitE Hus hurst week asking If lie rag rnl Imont K armory was safe Col i nvauiigh says rite building is perfectly safe but It IH not adapted to our noods Vo haven got room

enough and it IB not posslblo to put It in good ehaim t beta 111 I placo is closed und the row 01 buildings to tho east of Itcondemnod the Mxtynluth armory will have lots of cOllolnoll I new A loa o wns signed joMerdny with Charles W Dickol lor tho thniostoiv building on Jlltjslxth street adjoining Its rlri lit g acad emy Jlils building I will bu fitted up ns hcadqunrtors for Troop A atari tho Mgnul orps 1 will also be headquarters for tho First llrlundo There will bo olllcois rooms lookoi rooniH and a tilacn whore Iho moinbers of the staff can more their trappings lho I an nual lenml of tim building will be nnlilenfli bulhlna wil 0 1300 Tho alteratlonx will bo comolotod about Oct 1 A number of ofTlcorH of the First and Second brigades are In lavorot using Creedmnor as an auxiliary to tlio Mnto camp of Instruction nt Iepksklll Creedmnor Is owned bv tlm htnte nnd the grounds are to bo enlarged by tho pur chase of 100 acres Thero is room for Hold fur eratknu and detachments nt different times during tho summer could obtain thorn tmol practical experlonco of ennip life Many onicora of tho Natloiml Guard think thnt tho tour of duty a tho mate camp Is I too short Tho men they say just begin to catch tho spirit if noun lifo when their tour ends Such Catnip as tho ono proponed at I rnodrnoor would supplement tho work douo ut tho Inu camp Tho field nnd staff officers of the Seventh Beglmont worn the guests y stordnyof ldward Kemp at tim Locusts on lensurn 1 Hay Thoy took iho steam or at tlio loot of Hector sIt cot nnd from jenbrleht thor were conveyed in cat riages to the ocI8te A Rhode Island clam entertainment bake was onn of tho things provided for their Tho nnnoucemODt lost week that Copt Ken Sody of Company K Seventyfirst lleglment bad resIgned and the intimation that Col hopper bud suggested this action was I star prle tn tho film I Company 1 They woro not pleaded and 7R of tho nt membeiB of tha company met on Tue da night in the armory to protest ngitlnt apt Kunnoiiys I resignation They are going to send a otllion to Col hop per asking for his Intervention The Twelfth llpglment has doeldeil I to hold Its athletic games in Ihs nrrnoiy on Dec 101t Il There aro f number of crack athletes In the regiment and It Isexected that Ibo entry list lst will bo larger than ever I Is again rumored that Cnl Camp of the Twentysecond IB about to resign hero 1 have lon several reports nf thl sort In the lat year A number nf men have been named its possible candidates succeed him In tho com mand of Iho crack Twentysecond among them Lieut Col Miller of tho Twelfth ana JloutCol Harding nnd Col Austen of the III Thirteenth Tho programme of tho National Rifle Aso elation Is out I does not differ materIally from that of last year Tho meet will begin on hppt I at reodmnnr and lastlflvo days The Mnssaihusotts team vlll not compete tht Tear nvornl teams from Canada are ox poctod to bo present 1 Tho annual returns tho First Brigade show n loss of 1JH men There are 273 olllcors and 6187 noncommissioned officers and privates In tho brigade vrvates I Tho Frenchmans Definition Ton pinch your flnr r In A Tit Until yen howl wuh penn it on twtitllieh nut r onto or twit And then jail turn stain The first to rlif nm ilm outs rite iecnn 1 tarn thf von C Jtuih ste remntet in Cactus Care i I Without a cliAJe uf doubu factu V BLOOD ure All pftln te l if the nerves thtne ever wAtchfnl ntloI of hue body witch wont IIH nf approACtliiff illfti Nervlnfi to alley paia only ilortnr the nentlntli hot the Kctoi HlooJ Corn tij ntutraUilntf rtmoTtof impurities in Hi blood that produce dli Ait cuns IL RHEUMATISM CURED S2l Fast 2 lib St New York July 8 1B1O nrntlemen Atom seven nr r sbt e rsano I beirant be irnub fi elitu rtanurat tern oml 1 ilurlnv lha I cast rear or One ars 1 Imve fullered alliuiit mnsiantlr noiwilh stun lint the tact that 1 lies been con llnuall takln nieillrlue liurin this whole lime t ham never nnnkmecn whtn I ii K iv e me any relief until 1 snw your advertisement In the iiaiers and bought u boltltt ot Cactus Illood iure a Irom I the time t commenced to fete It I found a mnrkeil improvement and titter t bad taken all of the tlrst hoitle I luid no pnln ant mr knee which was iirenily iwiiilm at the commencement was reduced to iia natural 1 me t Iye now taken two bottles and consider mpell perferllv cult el vv Inhlni xnu tie inert whIch yon no richly deserr and boinnir ihat mr few words may He Instrumental la I Inducing utter who have piiderrj an I have lo tai oir medicine and be relieved I rrmnln your thank fully VM IUUUIIIIAN Jr Send for dexcrlnttve book contaInIng ndonem nuof prominent physIcian and many cured in New ToraV fold by drugiii ALVAS BRAZILIAN BrnCIFlO CO o Wall it New fork i I A New Way of Cothes AJD JUST TNI No Scalding or Boiling on Washday and the Wash Done in Half the Usual Time I NEXT WASHDAY PUT ASIIE YOUR OW DEAS about washing clothes and try FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP AND FRANK SIDDALLS EASY WAY Makes Every Article as Clean and Sweet as If Never Worn 1 DIRECTIONS FOR USE Makes 1st Fill a tub about half full of warm water j After white pieces tbo water should not be very hot the wash Whiter tho hands will bo 1 2d Wet the pieces one by one and rub the Colored ones i as soft and eoap on them and put them in to I Brighter smooth eoak for about 20 minutes and Woollens as if and 3d After soaking 20 minutes rub out on u they had not 1 Flannels the washboard in the usual manner been Softer and the dirt will be found to actually near the washtub drop out with only a little rubbing 4th Then wash through a clear rinse water I Sold by Grocers which is to take out the dirty suds Sold by Crocors I generally generally 5tk Rinse through a blue water and hang 3 bars 3 bars t up to dry for for a Quarter Without ScalfliDE or Boiling a Single Article a Quarter no matter how soiled they may have been tJ 41 Positively Guaranteed Not to Injure tim Most Delicate Fabric as Those Who Live Those Who Board In Apartments can hare their wash done without ran wash rttocklngs towels hamikerchlnfa mid under steam or disagreeable smell from belling suds ciutliliiK in a rash bnam and liavo thnoi un clean and No hury wash kettle to lift No children scalded ETveet us II duuu up ut u Uwtelwa laundry Sold by grocers generally throughout the United States If not kept where you reside write for information how to get some to try Address letters FRANK SIDDALL Philadelphia w k A Frlclitrnt Kullroad Accident Averted rvriiETT Mass Auc IB Sheer luck Ire Intel 1 frightful railroad accident at this place at lOUt 11 A M today As the train that IOIIVOB llockport nt 10 A M over the Bos ton and Maine Railroad was passing title sta tion nt tho rnto of thirty miles an hour It struck a dump cart loaded with clay knocked the driver fully twenty feet Into the air smash ing the cart to atoms hit strange to Bay the man only received I few Blight bruises and thn horse escaped without a scratch When inn collision occurred the engine jumped 110 a hort and unused switch and with hart tialn of eight cars heavily loaded with passengorH was cairied palely over to tha outward track without derailing a single car As the biiLMiTo and xmoklnt cars passed over the switch nt a fright ul spend both of them careened tearfully mad every one In them ex pected they wi ro going over but fortunately tbuy righted This train usually puBea nn 4 enBtoriibound train near this spot but It was not them tndav nail what would probably biivo been ono of the most filghtful accidents t in the hlstoivof thn custom division ot the Boston and Maine Itailroad was averted Three lElc New Jemey lIeu POTKR Anir 18 The black taM tithing at Lake Ilnpatconr has bren very good during the past week 5 I Mr Howard r Frotblngbam of New York In one nut h tug carught three baa weighIng tegetier 2 romund 1 hr neaaarAtn arrioha were 73 ti1 anal thi poiuniitin rue inratet is itt batget bane canighat iii thia t letnity him eeenomm and jiut elnais It cue ceuglat by ttn I rralaugtasmn Iwo 3 ear ago wtitcti cotta a Itt Scream ha ever takem from 10k auoaarcoag Tte thre tfltttrr Cr unttniibaedy tie tarn ever cluckS at oti tItus 1i3 any raaermen to any New tersy take

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4 THE SUN SUNDAY AUGUST 17 ISiWTWENTTTOO PAGES J t STOPPED THE WATER WASTE j HAnnATION COVIJAT 1111lBnlL8 lAHT 01 lIIlTDltTl IA t 1 Attempt to Drain Kecejrvnlr nntl In I 11ir nlei il br thn roller Ilrfire I Ie I IIA Hmitll Iualrj tor H Kevv Hour II FntiADKtrniA AlI IGCu LouU Yng ner Director of Public Works pi evented what t might have resulted In a terrible catastropho t i and much suffering to ISOtO pooulo living tn Uormantowu Mount Airy Manyunk and llox borough Oen Wasno rnnohed tlie city from lloston nrly lu tha morning nod Ins starting from a Beashoiebound train whon ho recolted vv id fro 1 tbe Itoxloriughpiituplug station at Shnw PI Flat Hock bad boon liuint that tho sunes ot llt opened by tho Hohuvlklll Navigation Company and that water was rushing through by tha million of gallons Too massages vuld further that 111 few hours the pumps would have to Cue work Qen W agnor know that tho roporvolr throo quarters ot a mile from the pumping station boms supply llo contained hardly thirtysix 1111Ily lu realized that 1 prompt action Ins not taken j the towns by Monday afternoon would to povv Tbe mills would be closet Irlel t tight Ire 1le wii cost i And tho whole district eutloilug Irom a terrible famine ble water r Mayor Filler was out at town ai waa Chief t Oddeu ot the Water Department Director Wagner abandoned hit idea ol going to tlio eiwhore and found Hocona Assistant City Bollaltor Deltlo They hurried to the oflloes of tbo Heading Ilallroad which awns the Bchuyl klll Navigation Company und asked lor 1reel dint McLeod llo was not In so Goo Wagner tent hlfl card to Qenoral Manager 8vrlgert who ras also reported Not lu Then Mr llonzano was asked for and the not In reply AlAin eamo baok superin l I tendent E C Bmlth was imiulrod for but tbo pole young roan who attended to Don Wagner laid that Mr Bmlth had gono West on leave i i ol absence At this point Mr Holtlor acicod I anybody Wts In and the polite young man didnt be lieve there was Oen Wagner then mode up 1 bla mind that tho Heading officials woro not anxious to arrive at 1 peaceable Battlement of the difficulty and ha also mada up his mind that the waste ol water at Flat look must bo topped at once aud Ht all hazards He lelt tho Heading offlco with Mr Ueltler Who at once proceeded to prepare n bill In eqnlty brlolly stating the facts In tho CMC Immediately attar tha injunction was eoured Director Wacner found that Chief Ogden had returned to the city and the latter with Mr pettier started for the Flat itoclt wit which is a uuarter ot II mile below Bbawiuout la tha mean ilmu Jen Viminer had arranged with tho 1ollco Department to hold a lurge force In readiness and to Keud one sound to tiuuwmont and another to the locks at Fairmont which it was understood wort Company also to bo opened by tho Bchuylklll Navigation Mr Iloitlor carried tha Injunction and Oeu Iniunoton Wacner tnougbti his hervloes would not be needed after nil but about 3 oclock bo re ceived a message from Mr Veltliu saying he for leltur alnl and Chlet Ugden hal reached Hat Hook dam und found there hnporintondent Bmlth who was supposed to bo out Wes on a leave of ub The Director of Public Work naturally considered Drctor sidered Mr Hmlihs presence suspicious and he at once boarded I train tot Hbawmuunt In a halt hour he reached the dam and tound 1 bnllhour there a Buuerintendout Kmlth nnd alargo gang ulerlnte1dout of men watching tho water rush through the open sluices Tha Dumps lu the station wero feebly gasping Mr Ogdeh and Mr Uroltlqr warelo king on awaiting den Wagners arri val and near by stood Lieut Allison Ill Hergeaut Ward and a scjiiiul of men The water In the river had t ren fallen about uu test Messrs Vi ncnor Dei tier and Ogden IlnO held 1 consultation with Hut Smith and told him that the sluices must be closed 11m once Mr Smith said ho would shutoff BII4 off tlio water la twenty tour hours or and that enough remained In the reservoir back on the hill to last until then Ho added that the hil needed repairing and that boj 8 thorl lam I repaired We wir bo all done by Sunday afternoon he addei and therein I no danger Well lunger danger and as Director ot Wolt Public Woi kn I propose to make it impossi ble laid IrOV08e The superintendent smiled and said I havo the right to repair tho dams ol thoBchuyl klll Navigation Company whenovor I please ami in what teetna tome the best manner Then Mr Dialer produced tho writ of in juncilod Mr Hmlth glanced at It and laugbeil 1 his fa Montgomery county he observed and I am out of the jurisdiction ot any Phila delphia court Oon Wagner placed the document In bla pocket nnd sharply lemurkod 1 dont propose nnl po lo to nrgua any nonseno sir I do not pro poso to nrguo any question olInI with you but I hlvo ahiiuulot polIo here nnd the en tire reserve torco of 1hiladelphla on call at tha nd 01 n tolegrapb wire You shut those sluices ot once or 1 will take you nnd your whole gang of mon Into custody Then Buperlntondont Smith said he could como to any reasonable agreement with the city 1 he repaired his dum withiiu turlln WIIut the water off Itvvotild entail con domLlo mOl e expense but UII agnergunrantecd tbat the city Tvould my this Olnfr Hpilth wanted lo know how ho could be sIl ned W to this statement and Qen Wagner ottered to send him an agreement to that effect on Monday morn ing Mr Mnlth declined then Oen ngner nggontod that they go up To tho office ot tbo IURIOtol 10 pumping station und draw iuch an agreement but th Mr Smith declined ngaln refusing to leave On hearing this the Director sat down on a broken plank pulled out his fountain pen and 1 fn the buck of tho Injunction drew UP thu tol lonrlngUgreerueut Huxnoito 11 Auc If loOOChlef Engi neer Smith agreeing to close tbe gates nnd iluicewnys without I further delay I igre for I the city of Philadelphia to become responsible for any amount not exceeding 1500 in excess Of the cost of repairs to locks If they were necessary nt this time such repairs tl be made I alter the city his built 1 ulpo tn their pumping I I elation work on tbls to be begun LoUI nt IAn moo Four days supply had ulrondy beendrnwn I offbythnnpen sluices Then Mr Bmlth gnvo the word to his men nnd tho sluices woro I cloed I City Solicitor Cutlers bill In equity is I di 1 rected igalnst thn PclinylUU Navigation Com pany and th Iblladelplilu and I Heading Hall 1hldolhll lal luln I n ad Company tho Inter being the lessee und operator of Ibo works of the former company I I explains that tho city Huppllua tbo inhabitmlH of lulls ot hchuylklll Mana Junk lioxborough derm an town Chent nut Hill Ill Mount Ally with water i from tho rlvor SrlunlUlll pumped at tbo lox 1 I borougb pumping Mntlon from Hatrock dam Tho rOKOI volrft Into which the wnlor IB I pumped bold when full only about ono and n half tint s i Hiipply llin nnvngntlou companv nnd Its Irlly 1 IIuntou comlllV la lessee thn Ililladolpun and Heading Hivll I rpnd Company sn a tbo bill rnjoyq the right undor coitaln legislation of I navlgntlnt the river PchnylMII nnd lor that purpore locks have erected nt Flat flock dam and elncn daylight ot this day Aug 1U I ittJd agents und umployeen of the company 1 have opened the 10ckK leading from thn dam into tho cnual nnd nnnounco their Intention ol keeping tlitt locks open until tho water In the pool shull be lowered live feat bolovvtho comb I of ttuKtam Wlibln throe hours afior opening the locks Ilor oDnlm the witter In the dam was lowered eighteen InohoH Uhould tba luck romnln opeu until sundown tod y pumping M ibo Itovborongh BtatlMi will havo to hn I Mopped und within t nlIur hours thttrvaltor llm Inhabitants of that portion t tbo cliy mpplled from that Bal will bo nbjoutely without witter Ieital grounds lor tho grunting ol the In I junctbin are laid lu ft naritirnipli ol tho bill which livers llint tho dolonditnt corporatloni are without right 10 so nno tbu vvulur of the i riter OH to proven tlio Inhabitants ol tho city I from using tho KUIIO foi domestic uml otbar purpoe und that tbe action of the defendant

I t companies aud their iigcuu I In no seuso noo JOO mury for tho purpoOH ut n navigation They nre Ilnund lo Ijncli Him MoNTdoMiny Ala AlI lOxAbout four weeks ngo I ueiiro tried to assault a young Whlto cill dauglilor of lieu CarpiiiUT nt Jack ponvlllo Culhoiin county Tho negro was orrottcd nnd for two nights tha Jnll vvus euardsd On Tiiuipdiir nlulit I mob of luou urearlng they vvuuld havu Ibo negro or bum tbo Jail Mitred on IIlr rniuid but Iho Hhoriff WAstoonliIck lot thum and hhlppod tbo negro down to Anulstou uxterilay Hut mob wax tu organized nt nnlhion uvroarlng Viiigeunct on theneiiro and imam theMierlll wns lorcod to I shlphlh prisoner to KOme point outb ot there I prtsuninblt J ululoga luto tliii ntternoon tbo mob had a nodal ttniii clutrtwroi cut the I wires mill w 11 piobibly hiivo I Ilrittclass hanging bof f mOl nhl A lhrer 1litiitctl btbooiirr l o i HALIFAX N t Auc lOCopt t Ash of tbo stem or Tortiit from New York sw that when tho 1ortla wns oft the Pollock Hip boll bnojr rt large Ihreomustod schooner wusfoen to disappear beneath the wale letvIng the upper portion ol lur topmasts oxpobod Tbe Iorton OXIObOI ler ot thu bohoofior could lot bu uncertnlned A largo portion ol her headgear vrua obrervrid floating and ibis led 1 tbe CIIllln to believe IOal1IId l hd bee In coalition ant that ncr a abdol1 w flndfntbar or in ft alnalna OldioD t k I I It i TITO OA2UOUO lnOFBBIOn Their Are tn nol Chulrn la the New Vol 0 Vied to bl a O rde r The Her Dr Bebistlan Oobbard tletxmer for nearly twenty years proloiaor ot dogmatlo theology at Soton Hall the ecclesiastical semi nary of tho Newark itloeoaa wilt In October bogln his work I irofes3or ot oanon law at the Catholic University of America In Wash ington Forth past year ho his boon In Home devoting hlm elt to study Dr Mosumor la said to bo ono ot the moot famous canonists tbe American Church I c It a brother ot the Very Uov Gabriel Mnftimnr 0 I Cap head ot tho Capuchin Father Churotl and Mon astery of Our hady ot Borrow In Pit street Or Mnstmer wns born near St Oalt Hwltzer land on Auc 27 IHi From onrly childhood ho wundlttlngulshad for hlo Dlety and love of learning On completing hit course In the Hoalschule ot Hoo chuch near his native place h otitorod the junior tomlnaryof St Gall at the ago of 13 He vrai next sent to Innnprock vher he attended the loctuieiot tliudlsUu A J 1 F i TIIE DEV Dn I O MKSSMEn culshed Jesuit profauore for four years At tho close of his studio he went to Home to prepare himself lor ordination lie was raised to the priesthood on July 811871 at 8t Gall by bishop Oreitb In September ot tho samo I year bo arrived here and was almost Immedi I ately appointed to tbe professorship ol dog matlo theology at beton Hall Ho b1 this I post until a year ago when bo wont to Home to prepare blm Jm to take tho chair ot canon law In the Cathode university At the Third Plen ary Council bold In Baltimore in 1834 his accomplishments Ounell complishments as 1 theologian and as a Latln ist led to hu appointment a on of the oeoro tarle lr Messmera post In the university will require him 10 be familiar with the civil wi rulI law ol the United btutes and he must also have o comprehensive knowledge ol the peculiar clr eumstanoea In this country which environ theCatbollo Church Tho HOT Dr Charles P Orannan who will 10T bo protestor of sacred Scripture at the Cato llo Uulventltr sser Scrptur engaged tn Unlllr Horlptural studies nt the Universities of Parla lorJturaistudl08 and llerlln will spend next ear at the University wlsond l 10rln sity of Lelpslo He will then return to take his chair In the Catholic University Of all the professors ol the university Dr Grannan has the most Interesting history Ho hns rleenlrom tbo situation ot gardener In a seminary to a professorship In one of tbe greatest Cathollo educational Institutions in the world About twantyelght years ago a twontyelibt alo mediumsized freckled youth of sturdy build named Charles P Oruunan became I student nRmoo bt Thomass Hemlnary in Bardstown Ky In return for his education ha narked THE KEV DM enABLE P OBANNAN with an old negro In tho garden of the Institu tion He proved himself to be a tiptop laborer Irvud blm8el le borer and in a very short time he showed his fellow students that be posse sed considerable 1 brain sluoents 18 as brawn He worked at bis studies even harder than he did at gardening and his professors were not very much sur prised to see the poor scholar take flrst place In his cass Young Grannan left Bt Thomass before completing his course and with the idea of joining the Dominican lathers he en tered the novitiate of that order at Bt Roje noltole Ky He did not remain there very lone lie wa next beard ot aa a student of Mount St Marys Emmltoburg Md While 1 seminarian there Cardinal McCioskoy adopted hint for the Now York archdiocese Having finished his theological studies bo was ordained at Mount Ht Mary 1 hen with thn permission of Cardinal McCloskey the young orient went to Home to pursue higher studies rounr In the Itrrnal City he surprised the na tive and won his doctors can with distinction Heturning to his field of priestly l labor he was assigned by Cardinal JlcCloikey to the Church ot tho Holy Cross In West Fortysecond street wbero he wat nn assistant for several rear Then the oldtime gardener of St Thomass Bardstown became I member of tho faculty of his alma ma or Mount Ht Marys and Q year be was selected to fill tho chair of Scrip ture at the Cathollo University KIAflllIi A STUAXOKK AND nAN Jam Teevun Stol Mu on Crowded Avenue Peter J Fltzpatrtck of 230 West Twenty seventh street stood on tbo corner of Ninth avenue and Thirtysecond street about 5K oclock yesterday aftoruoon talking with two companions when I man walked up to tbe party put his hand In his pocket and pro duced I knife He opened tho big blade and burled It In Kltrristrlcks lelt side just under i the arm giving I a suddon downward twit I He then started toward Eighth avenue on G rn shouting Mop thief I followed by Fits Patricks two companions who r led Stop rniirdorerl Iltzpatrlck tottered on behind leaving a trail ot blood Ninth nvenue at tie time was crowded with polo going borne from work aud the shouts caused tho crowd to pour into Thirtysecond atioet and follow In the Ilk ol the three men Policeman Matthew MoConnell who lives on Thirtysecond street was eating supper when 1I l heard the racket He grubbed his coat and lint ditthcd out the door Into tho street and joined hn running procession ot 500 or more Moionnull Is an ttbloto und a sprinter and hn toon lelt the crowd passed Fltzpatrlcks two companion undnttprnllvelyohasocnuglit the lender Ho took him to the West Thir tieth strtet station followed by the mob telh 1 Itrpatrlck wui ntnlstcd there by his mends Tbu in iHonur gitvo bin n nine an James Teevan of VM West Thirtysecond rtreet and Biild to theheigeant Itvvus mo that done It Ho t e med clad ot It ami was oily sorry that he IloJlt llnlihoil his man tltrparlrk said that know Teevau and had le didnt t val never seen ilm befoio llo wat taken In nn ambulance to Ibo New url Hospital He 110 I slash lu 118 side about six Inches long and an Inch i an Inch and a halt deep Hie would WIIH maile wit ban ordinary pocket knife which had a razorlike blade Fitzpat rlcksci ndltlon Nxeilous He Is a pliimborby trnili andJl leuis old Teevau Is aoout 3D Teevuii tola Policeman Mel onnell on hit way to thC station hounp tlmi Htzpitlrlck nnd his frlcndn whom bo termed Unit g ne wera i oing to d Mm up nnd ho aldn t glre them Ilm clianco lie will be arraigned in the Jeffer son Market Police Court this m rnlng hniurl Ilucklebrrry 1tckrr SlinnirrrowN Aug IB Connecticut girls pick aulto a llttlo lortune In tno brown buckle berry pastures every year ant tbe money they ell u gi e or anW Ire i which they put on for tho llrst time at tha county fair In Septem ber It is I smitrt gill that can plot huckle berries very rui Idly IHI a good many maids inunago to I tatbi r I dollar worth ol them I Innuto dl maiden at o ill I union Iud good luck In the blRikbi rr n1 l last weal In six auys she picked and sold f U worth of the frulr f Another I union girl gathered a bushel In one day recently Ml IllrkrrHoita llruitrltire JIIss Jennlo Dlckerson who was tbo loading contralto ot tbo Carl llosu drand Opera Com pany for fovoinl i ears and who has boen In tbls country for the pant sermon ringing in concerts snlled In the Ktrurla yesterday to re Join the ttosa company In Dublin Mlsn Dick j arson will resume her old ln at an norea d eon rule 1 Amtrut1 o and the bu hoet of frioada on tbu aide oTihoutiiUt I A 1r lJ t f flfH 1 A IlOKW LIFE BalcldnafK Tantavllln Girl In Dliarderiy Iloi ett JLtitdTlllej 10a1 t Dssnn Aug 16The suicide In Loadvlll n few day sgo ot I girl In a notorious honso bai caused renewed activity on the part ot the I Denver polo In ferreting out a mysterious I Bracket ot death SoverM rears ago Edna lraket I Louisville Kentucky fell In love wIt a younc man named Dennott whoia home wan in At I lanta The young man returned tho girls af fections ftnJ the day ot the wedding was sot feclonl I A short ant before the proposed marriage a former love named Morrlman called a the I girls houtt and proposed marriage but was I rejected He shortly afterward culled on Den I nett and proposed a brilliant scheme fur mak ing money In tho mine of Colorado what the scheme waits not known It being n pure in dention I Uonuett not being wealthy thought this WUB n great opportunity and accordingly ln to I quested his bride to postpone tho iniitrlnge for six montliit when ho would be wealthy and both could live happily Tho wedding day was postponed Klvo month Inter Mr llrackett tdnas lather received u telegram from Jlerrlrnan dated Denver saying that Ilennett hod lost his lilo In a mlno at Imulvlllo A week later Alorrlman nppetirnd himself and told how tbo oung muu while visiting tbe carbonate oamp had gono down a shaft out of curiosity and had boon killed by sbnl hn the breaking of a oable 1 ho body he afiterlijd could not be brought home on account of tho eOlld b broulht ODO mangled condition In which It wan found Not doubting tbo mans story Mlsi itrackott married Msrrlman The couplo moved to Douvtr From tho start he proved 0 cruel husband He belt his wife and mail a false up ciisatlons ngalnst hor This treatment llnally clSllOnSlanlnat drove the girl away and chowont to Leadvlllo and finding hoiself pennllosa she became an house Inmate of a disorderly houso hevorul months later she gave birth to 1 boy ThU must have reached the earn ot Mor rlinan who nnotit I week ugomunugou to steal 10 the chlla afterward leaving for parts un known This lust misfortune Ind such l elTect upon tno poor girl that on Thursday last I she committed eulcliio by taking a dosu ot laudanum Inldlnum AboiUthotlmoMerrlraantsBorts Bennett was sMrlslennot wn killed In the Leadvtlln mine an unknown body wns found hero in Cherry Crook Tho polloo havo lounl unablo to llnd the murderer but now believe the unknown waa Dennett and his murderer was Merrtman Rn TO nEAr VXCLK BA3I A JEuraPe K Qlmii tlmi AVIII Decorate There V r llero und Bi v Duly PiTTHBUuau Aug IGA scheme to eocapo tho decorated glassware is paying duties on docorfted Ilnsworo being hatched by tho Wuerzbrot Glons Com pany ot Munich Bavailo operators ot tha largest works In the word W A Mlksch of Thomas lvln4 j V COB gloaa house ot this city received a letter Irom a Munich friend explaining tho whole thing I la said that twentyUvo decorators wero sent from Germany to Now York n week ago to work In a bla decorating establishment tart od by a Munich gentleman Mr Wucrxbrot himself will stay In Munich to superintend tho manufacture of tho goods wblou will bo shipped In a plain condition to Now York to bo decorated Mr Mlksch told THE SUN correspondent that Jr was a plan of tbeKuroponn manufacturers to ship their platu ware to this country MB raw material ana bring their workman here to do the decorating tbiiRsavingthlrtyllvopercent turla duty andlturutog out waD at u lass cost than American manufacturers oun lu anticipation nf the MoIUnley TarilTblll Intelnltlon Mlksch I am told that nil slnl ot tha European manufacturers havo been rushed wit orders t hut wero taken on tbo con i dition that they bo shipped on before July II at which time it was supposed thu bill would become a law Pittsburgh jobbers have laid II stocks uufflcleut to run them for two or three year In order to avoid the duty The question of Importing foreign labor is Involved In Hits move and If thneuterprlso Isn failure a hundred workmen will bo thrown out upon tb labor market f hero oon b no mlstako about the Inten tions of tbe Wueribrot Company Joseph hreman has been appointed foreman of the new shops Preparations are now being Dade to put tha tweatylfve men who cume with Brsman to work und as soon as tbe TurlfT bill passoa H it passes at all U Is said that Ulty other men will be brought over NOT A HUHIllD UKKAlilK rET Etdeee That tbe Teutonic Time Did Not Muton That or tlio Inrann Liner A despatch from Queen town from Dunlaps Cable News Company strengthens tho nuspl cloD that tho steamship Teutonic of tho Whlto Star Ino really has not bnaten the record ot the City of Paris In the splendid run sho com pleted off Sandy Hook Lightship on Wednesday morning Tho despatch rays i me official record bow that the tnroan llneeteamer the City of Mew York pa ed Kochei 1olnt ou Tbura day Auz 7 madly all 1 30 p M Greenwich time and tlili White Star ftramihlp Teutonic yatied Ilocbes yiat on tb lao Afternoon at li7 1 The logo the Ciiy of New York chows that she panned Uocbes Point nt 1 au i lor lO Irish time but the log of the Teutonic makes bur pass the point at 215vthlch was 15U Irlnu time I the observer at Roches Ioint is I right tbe Teutonic has repotted that shit nillod JS minutes later than she really did nnd thus chipped oil so much time from her actual record homo ot the passengers on the i Ity of Newlork interested In the raio timed tbo Teutonic when passed Haunts Hock Lfghtsblp which the City of New York turned at 1 48 I Irish two Thoy iny that tho White Star racer panned thlx point l1 minute alter they did or at iu5 I took Capt Sat kinss ship just 41 minutes to got out to Haunts Hock from Iloohos 1olui 1 the observation of Cnpt Watklns und her paseonLors l was cor rect and tlm i port 01 I apt Irving In rognnl to tho time he pushed Itoche e Point Is Ilkevvlso the Teutonic made the run from loebs 1olnt to Dnunts Itock nt the phenomenal rate rot a mile I minute Tnpniyelgbimliiuloiontho Uueenstovvn end of the Teutunic H record nnd Mmoro at Ibis end would mnko It 5 days lii hours and 2tt mlnues uhlch Is I I hour and 10 minutes behind tho City of Puriss groat run One Hundred Yenn Old O Jludrd MiDDLKTowsf N Y Aug KiPhlllln Mc Cauley of this town was 10 j years old yo ter day The veteran Is intolllgont nnd trust worthy and his BIO Is well authenticated Ho 1s 1 native ot County Fermanagh Ireland nod came to this country tn ISJu since when ho bos livol bore Through life ho bus boen singularly active and toinporato and regular in bls habits Now ns n cen tonuilan he Is us well preserved rot mot men ut throescoio Ills hearing nud mel eyesight are but little Impaired Ill mind lu clear nnd hlsdUpodllon remains cheerful Ho walks nno church very huuday rain or shine Hlswllodlod many euts ago Ho has anon 118 wlo daughters living betldon crnnd nnd two dluohtes Ivl I 1 heblloA rnld chlblren and great grandchlldron Onn ot his grandchildren was tho llov luke ostello who Irndchl died a few eRrs ngo vvbilo ofllclailng as a priest at tho old Mutt street cathedral Ni w York city Death of IVIIlluin I liimtmr Intolligonco his reached Ybltman MISS of tie death in Banta Bnrbarn caL 01 Win H Duubar the wellknown Inck manufacturer Mr Dunbar WoK one of tho most piomlnent businessmen In thin country His business extended through every Mute In IBS hu commenced the manufnctum of boots itnd olbmeneeo shoes in Ablngton Masn and at tho tmme time opened a branch toro In IloMou vvhero tmo odod In building largo aud profitable ucc o II bulln 1llllurl Inl Irolt able business Hu visited tan 1 rant inco In 1U5J nnd thero began tbo mnmilacturo ot In boots and shoes His next bu lnefB venture ni was in 1H38 1 when ho formud 1 copartnership with lionjamln Hobart non for the inanu fnoure ol tucks 1 rom that time until tho present Iho business ban continued to In crease until now tho work url the largest In the world Ilittlnu Fir Alarm Wlrni ITndcr Oronnd The Fire Commleslonora yosterdny sent to tbo Mayor and to the Hoard of Kleotrlcal Con trol a reply to tho recent letter charging that the wires ot the flro alarm ecrvlce weio not being put under ground as rapidly as might be Buperintendent Smith ot the lire alarm service mukes the o imtor obnrge that Urn nlarm wires nre nterfored with by emp oyeos of tbo Ilourd of lloctrlunl Control without au thority nnd otten to tho Furious crippling of the ervlco Superintendent riiilth rlltCrntv8 been and Is doing alt that his dopnrtment has Ind ni tuut lies In Its power to do In ih way of l t putting IU wires under ground aud In ridding tho thoroulhlare801 the city of its lines fMllforalw on Wheel Pirrsnonaii Aug 10 California on Wheels the oDd tful irult and agrloullural exhibit ot th Golden State left hire toulgtit tor Vashmgton and Nuw York The cleverly arranged exhibits ot mammoth watermelons mantodoh ptaohts and enormous lusoloue trultn and cereals drew a great orowd about the handsomely decorated pamou cars Tor the three days they woro hete an average ot ftCOO visitors Ie wed Ihe wondere ot nature from Iltorl coast Mnjor J I Louck Is tbe up rlnun3 nt of tbe train while i J Matbei 1le txpULM tbat tha exhlblu tto nol fjesJu u onli6I nllO erowtb t r 1 COUNTED BY ELECTRICITY nAND COMPUTATION OF THE POIV IATIOX OF THIS VfflTKt STATES fy tho Aid or the KlMlrU MMhlBC 4fl Mnntvrn ATrr R 4 OOOO r r on Xch In Oe Ir Tho Avarauioor tlxi Women Mnoh UlRhir th that of the Men WAAntNOTON Aug 10The chlell t ot tho Population Division of tha Census Office cele brated the completion ot th t count of the pop ulation ot the United States by a dinner at Olon Koho Holshtm Superintendent Totter I tn expressing his congratulations upon tl rapid and accurate completion e thl great work by moans of tbo llullerith electric com I PUtRtlng system mode sonio Interesting state luauts no to how It has all baou rKcompllBhad h For the llrst tlmo In Ihu history ot the 1 world Mild ho tho count ot tho population I ot a great nation has hen luudo by thn aid ot electricity The number or mime on every loOXiUM schedules liai boon registered twice by tbo nimble and export lingers ot tbo oountors aud tbo ti4UOOOUt pooplo bolo uiarchod an I were under tho vision ot tho young men nnU women who have done auoh remarkable work with such extraordinary rapidity and precision What n procession ou have had pasu botoro you I Tho men who wrote tboau names hare had to llnd them In every bam an habitation nud existing under ovory Imaginable condition within this ast domain of ours In Juno tlioto blanks wero distributed throughout tho country In July and August her round tlomsolvos back In tho census oCQco counted twlco and reudy for the next statistical treatment Al lowing tor the Limo spent In teaching and In lit tlnit up tho machine the count proper was not commenced before Julyl and tho night force was not organized until eotuo time ultor wnrd Wobave actually counted 128000000 In six weeks or tho entire population ot HOUOUUO twlco tn that period Beginning with two and throe thousand families or 10000 and 11000 persons per day the operatives progressed In doxtorltyuntll last Thursday no less than fortythroe counted ovur 10000 families 01 COuOi persons each One young lady reached the astonishing total ot 1 1071 families or about 80000 persons On that day not only the hlghost uverng s wore reached but tho greatest mini er WI counted the ropott show Ing 13111318 Iftiuilloa or C711JJO persons hil Inmilos This lopiosouu on average ot 8115 families or 10075 poisons per clerk The aorRge num ber counted by the women olerk was UJDO fiimllles or 47950 person and by the mel fumilos oul olerkH 0087 families or 3J93S persons Thus It will bo seen that tho women uvnrnuo noiuly onehalt more than tbo men I Is Ilbo worth noting that of the fortythroe who counted notnl ruoro than 100UO thirtyeight wore women mm ol Those facts and indeed the record of tho oiitlio six weeks how that women are butter Oltlo ndtpted for this particular work than men They ui o morn exact In touch more expeditious in handling tho schedules more at homo in adjusting the delicate mechanism of tho ma china uml apparently more 11m biliouS to muka a good rocord vvlth tbo force that worltthls afternoon working night aud day as we have worked we could with those electrical machines count tho entire population of the lulled States in I ton ilara ot seven working hours each Estimating the pouulatlon of the I I clvlllred world at i50OOOOOU wo could t count it In 100 days while tho bright young women and sturdy young men of our population division could run through tho untlro population ot the eartb which Including Asiatics and Ravages Is esti mated at 13UJUOUOOO in lot3 than JOO days ll Or ntj 1 lJ1lg lhs providing I places could be found to store tbo schedule And while we thus glurlfy our own little aoblov mntH we nmxt not forget that we hnve beru with us tho modest man who In vented tho wonderful machine with which wo have accomplished such results A VKSiVKRATK AUrJlNXUltEBS Trouble Over a Milliner Ulll Lend to Hentintlonal DI eolIru Ihtnlap Valla I LONDON Aug 16A sensational caeo was concluded yesterday at tho L wes assizes in which a fashionable West lind costumer named Pickott sued Capt Lyon of Goring Hall for payment ot 1000 for goods supplied to Mrs Lyon The latter was noted as one of the most boautif of tho London demimonde she belongs to a good family but ran away from school a few years ago and has since been living under the protection of various men of fashion chiefly young army ofllcor Lyon mot her in tho Burlington Arcade and after n short Intimacy murrlea hor Cnpt Lyon Is a young guardsman son to Major Lynn formerly a magistrate ot the county Middlesex and woll known as having been chiefly Instrumental ID closing tho Argyle dancing rooms ami Evans music hall Urn Lyons tonrlOd that previous to her marrlogo MieJbod been supported by Cant nrnor who gava her 4000 a tear The lady swore that Lion was aware that she had con tinued her intimacy with Warner and bbaiod the money ailfiug from tho connection ThU was confirmed by her maid and also by War ner who swure thai Lyon had threatened to make him a corespondent in a suit for di vorce unions ho diKgorgoU L10u0 Lyon tostlllod that it was abaolutoly false that ho was privj to his wiles misconduct Hbo had told him that Rhe had a private In qiiue but had never race hud any money from him As soon as ho discovered Warners In timnov with his wife he Jolt her Mrs Ion had hogged him to keep their mnrrfnue secret its should not wish her family to know whore nlie VilA the truth was his wife wished to keep the marriage from WurnerK knowledge and HO continue to enjoy the allowance he made her lie swore that his filling for divorce wan the reason that Warner was trying to tuln him by abslstlng hlx wife In the present elliS Judge Huddleatnne In summing up said plainly that be did not bolleve Lyon was guilty of tho abomlnabo conduct ho WHS iic cuaed of and would havo amibuod tbo case lint that he wltthod to give tha jury a chance to clear lyons reputation The jury liowever could not auiue one juriraan believod tho wifes story so the Judge sent the jury out a second time but the juryman continued ouHtl nto whfieupon Uaron l utldle tono eliII cluirccd the jury but gave juilgmmit favni of Jon much to tho satisfaction of the public I HH th chargeagalnkt him rested solely on the word of a desperate udventurosa Ifork for linycr of Stock Julius Miller 17 years old ot West Ware ham Mass wont to IollceHeadauartfru luit ulaht to make n complaint ngaltist ChaileHO Ilenrno of the Dorcas 1iibllnhlng Company at 7 Wurren street lleariie was hold In 1500 ball Friday at the JufTornoD iMarkot Police Court on the charge of robbing Patrick loon an omiiloyee of 700 Mlllor pa that ha came to New inrk savon weoks allo In anitwor to an advorlifonunt ot lleurnos olTerlng a situation uu cleric to the parchaeer of three Hhuroftot the Uorcas Ililillsblng Company Block at fVD a sbaro Miller piiicnueod the stock and Ilouruo slgnoil an ngrermunt iliftt tllu CIIIIIIII UlulD ouu weeks notice would buy the Htoili back a imr vuluo with interest fn in the time of purchase Mlllur wan then employed us a cloy k at MU n week He SHIS that htll1l1Ji been unit Mo to collect hU last WtlO 6 baillry or lIel bMI hlB shares of atoe Ilia Storm In Itun i City KASHAS CITY Ma Aug 1IIA torrlflo Ibunder etorm visited this olty this evening Tha storm approached from the Northwest driven by n high wind which did con I 1ora1 la damage to fhado tredH and loose signs Tho lightning was pmiculurly doatruvtjvx It struck ivcoal shedat 1C20 Ollvn street add killed Arable Trlmlila nno boverely Injured lien Diamond two young boyu who had taken reluga there Many bouses In other parts of the resldnnoo district wore ctiuofc by whi ning Tbooupoluof tho Alrno bullJIng down town wilt Htruol Lluhinlng iTuntratoif a dray bvrse and rendered crr conductor Inhuutibia hevrrnl otbor down town buildings wero truck Tuttlo I nr Tbrnnn Over MO Kmbunkiuent MvMHKirin Pa Aug 1f1Jllltt cattle cars wdre thrown over an embankment by a roar cud collision on the Pan iltullo Ilallroad this alicrnoon Twh drover Engineer Deed ot the rear train ami rlremiin Morrison were badly In IInIIlrel1llln jured 1 areldunt delayed trains six hours burgeons from hero Wern despatched to thn eeenu Lnrc numbers of oattla ore reported to be killed and ellOad Tbr B Fcr oi Killed bIll Train ROCnEKTEIl i Aug lflMr Doynton a11i 75 yeara of Lakavllle and Mr Frank Tawler and her Infant son were killed at Webster sta tion thla afternoon witon wait driving across the track in a buggy and did not heed the approach at tha Home Wat eripwn and OBujmHbunj passenger train nound or Outurlo Deach The buggy was emashnd Into atoms and Its tbre ocou pant Inutantly ktlled n l Jntiill tlllllditt 1 rrow or xdu U aKirmn sanon The Ulaerrn neat the Ooweon ThrooB Bnd iliiitamemt MMUJLIIIKAD Aug 10AU tho crack CyaiB ot the different cJasies ooutostod today In the Ole n regattA ot tho lleverly Yaoht Club And la oacli ot tho tour classes the llurges boats wero beaten The Mlnirva won from tho Qoitooa by Illteen minutes but tha won through a duke The forties mode a fine start and the MInerva os just barely ahead On her lee quarter was tha Marl iutta and In tho wake of tho Minerva was tha Gossoon Almost tho focond the Minerva shot across tha line tboMnrluulta und Gossoon were only thirty seconds behind Tho Ventura was handi capped more than a minute They took the port tack Tho Mluorvfts progress was blocked by n disabled sloop and oho wna Ptavod on tho Marl oard tank off sboro I Tho Marliiul n went to the leeward ot tho loop to got clear and tho ios oon went to wind ward making thu Iost work 01 nil Tho Ven tura followed tho trio only to withdraw from tho race utter sailing a short distance The Marlqultn and lossoon hold for the shoro on tbo port tuck tho Mlnorva at the sime time holding off shore on tho stnrbonrd lack After holding ort for fifteen minutes the Mlnorva mndn a board Inshore Along tho Murbltihoiwl Neck shcre tbo Marl qultu broke lacks with tho tlon oon and Mood off only to bo followed a tow minutes later by I tho llurgess boat The Mlnorva was heading for the shoro on tbo port tuck lho jn yon reaohud thu Marlqutta botoro they had goun threu mtivs Capt Harry IlolT I I who was handling tho Marlaulta stood oft lor mortuhan ball a mile then came about on thu port I tuck and hold along with the Minerva Tho UO Moon weathered the Marl nulta and almost luimoalately the Jlln nrvn miulo a beccmd board off Lapt litur evidently ocoklnc a bru h with tbo no soon but Cnpt Adams didnt roposo to allow thu Mlnorvn to gat on his weather aunrtor nnd when the Mivorva swung from port to Bturboatd the Uoshoou nUo changed nor conrbo and took n entlnu berth tin tha Mnrliiulla Tho Mlnorva aud Gossoon did not come together attar that Tho OOMPOOU held on Ibo port tuck lor more than an hour whilo tho Mlnurva ntood oil fchorn for over u mile nud well to the wlndvvniil ot tho Uo3 ooa Tho Mnrliiurta In the muun time had miulo a short uuk itiHlioro and tliun for moro than nu hour tbo Ihiuo fuilles stood ulong on the port tack tho Gus ocn reuchlmc tho Mlneivajust II bit while the bcotch cutler olf Bot tint gain hv lilting out to windward As the ya btB drew oft xhoio tho I Iud ell Hunt nud very llttlo Iniadnav wan made Tho Minerva found thn outnr mark without I any troublo and WAR tho flrnt to turn I bo Uossoon oortood bally at lelst II 111 lie From I the docks tho mark WHS not BOHU altliough a careful watch wat kept Tho Marlaulta stood olTttlno but not so badly ns tbo Uosaouu aud I tboieby gilnoil just HH much The race to windward was oloso between the I MlnolvlI and Qo tioiin tho foimor bilng sale wlibln her time An error in tuilgment was mado by tbo iklppor of tho dois on which practically put her out of the race for under oten conditions tboro 10 1 no such tlmo us fifteen minutes between tho boat With over ton minutes at tuo ontur mark It was lrnplv an easy rnco liomo nnd tho Mlnurvn won In hollow style Tho Marliiultucamo In second healing the Oostoun by about four mlnutux The lion I Moon llnlslidd luer Mr lliugenu ns on board Jjut be didnt turn any huniUprlngH In the thlrtvloot nnl ass theru was a nurprlse patty Tho Whlto Fawn beat tha tialadlri to windward nnd won tho cup in her class on time allowance Tho Mlunon und Harbinger I nlo Bailed u good race I lie Hhark nnd Hawk got badly loll Tboy overstood tho mark I The Hornet won hand donn In her class and the Wanda boat the Eureka In the smaller Clausen the course was MX mile That for tho forties und thirties was ten miles the following la tho summary lor the forty footers 4rfui Cvrrfctil Start Finn lime Jim Mln r 11JO H li 21 3 vi 4 j 41 17 ilnrliulta 11 y it IDi i502i 3 Si jl lioiiaoa lliW 12a i 4t ioWi 1U31U Ventura II M IlIbdrawn KACItitl OV XLWJItK SAY A Fleet of Put Sailers In the Newark Yactit Cliile Iteicatlu A clear sky a fair south wind and the presence of some ory fast sailor made a great success ot tho eighth annual open sweupstakos regatta of tbo Nowark Yacht Club on Nowark Day yeetorday Tho raco was undor the rules of tho Now York Yacht Itnclng Association Commodore it Puhlman of tho Puvonla ncht Club and Col Itufus King of the same club were judges It wns 1218 K M when tho first gun was fired that Bent the aloop Dudley over me lino live minutes later a HOcoud gun started the jib and mainsail boats and alier another live minute thu citbouta got under way At Ibo Mint it was thought that tho light for tho honors would lie between tho Our Own Leader Just Wofcn Up and Mist but the two tJ former bad no great dlluculty In outsailing tile two latter 1 he ci urruwoa rum I imauluui y line drawn from tho end of the club dot k a id stuko bout ULChored olf the sumo theuco to tbrt red epar buoy olf the upjier HglithouHe theuco to a fttakebont anchored off thu west draw of the Central lluilroad long brldgu thence to the nluca of brgiimlng and rollout tbu distance being ton miles Early In the raco the Neyeda ubloh was looked upon as possessing but indifferent speed proved n lark horse by walking unity from nil tha competitors nnd llnlshlng In tho excellent limo of 1 uour 45 minutes seconds capturing n peclnl prlo for the fastest acturtl time An oleguut yacht Mag ofTorod for tho second best elapsed limn was won by tho Leader Both of thu e iirlreauoio presented by John Urockle of the Newark acht Cuiti After sailing ouoo over tho eourto the Dud ley vvithdriw On the Kocond turn tho Our Own Leader Mola urd Manhattan were nn almost even term anil from this point tn the finish some linn work was done by the skipper of each Ibo Our Own however orosced the line flist in a hours 13 rnlnntoH sfi seconds tho Leader 15 toconds behind lending the VIiJn by 40 poiomls The wlnneis In tha several classes wero Clu i Annl It 3 Lour 0 mlnuKi o tcnnds Cla llur Own 2 hour I i mlnuKo 0 rcon l O ft l niler J noun 14 mintiui sacontli Uu H T ee1a I hour 43 mluutei f icconli Car Hi IUy mato 2 lioitr 27 mlDjle J recofii3L Dfua 11 tIlBi 2 hour 1 nilnutta ta Bcuud uiuu 12 Kdua 2 noors IU mlout4 LJ econJit A UICK HACK JUlvelj Hpnit lor the Kimt lllrrr Corlu hlitn bqiuidrou The postponed rnce of the Kant Ulver Squad ron ot the Corinthian Navy was snlled ester day off tho Knickerbocker Yacht club bouse at Port Morris Thu course was n triangular ono of six miles tho II rot leg being Irorn n stnku boat off the club house to and around ha black buoy oil College Ioint thence around a Btakeboit In llovnry Kay aud to the llnlsli With a light breee from tbe xoutlureit the scuon littlf ynohts gut uvvay ou Hicnnl Iron tho judges A D retersn O V Collanl anil lieo buydam at 2 W It was u reitili with the wlni1 on tint starboard t pnm past Hikers Island and nut Into 1JiiKlilng Hay to tha 11 is mark In tblbwork M Miniums new fH h lonod sloop Uouuccr xhoned liei sp edwoll Mr Hnyrters linn calm citboit Linda mnda fast ilinu alpo but tno Klttlu ownud by T T Tabor rounded the mark llrst Thon It wan clnsehitiilod work on the port tuok to tbiv llowory Day marl nnd a run almost dead before thn wind to th finish The Kittle hold bur lead ami ilnlfched Ural gybing nlcoly around Hui home Mukn bout wllh thu llouncer only it fou inlnuteH be hind her nlihouch she vras sevun feat shorter tlian tho KltiIo Mr tlapliam sailed bor film pelf It was it snort cour n a ijulok race and well sailed Hpro U uio aummary AKNOil tt4l tOUIIrilliI XAVITtOtHlJE III tflllf rmi ci M T iiinu rirnti KIIII at a TT T bor I HSB I TOD liuunoer J no T Upturn 041 I oj at Uniul i O A W uu r DIsnu tlfleJ TUIRO CLAII IT lAWKJNCI SSIrrS Adflant ia J TKU j IJZHO I 3 t It fuct Ill Jllonr 1 U nut BnliU JLIttln IleuU In a Htirr llrcczo BniiTnii IIUNII ADI IK Ttit annual r ce of Die Rtielur 1aiit Yacht lub tout plare ihl afternoon The count wa front tlila til i la IOIIK Heuli Until In Oardlutr Hay aul return A reih brc f pr tallf J tbrouifhout 11 rac ltiytbrc yarhc rarticiiiaud Tb vlclorloua boaii w r Kloop llorllo iron urii In Hie Hrt rlnu In iho oaibxai clai ih Minnie llun r iron lit Ibo iponil ula i lh Norman wui nr l b1 ttreu t coui lUttltr wi In the mini claw witu Klirlii MOoud Letla w Ant la tlie fourth claw and Alert fftceiid A New lllcyolo ICecnrd KUUBKTII Ant 10 Tbi American lUtfiulie road roord for iLftr taiiCtuu vra tablUliea today on liaturar annu br f C iHUjuaJ AK CaJkluiot lh Klla b tb Wheelmen Tliey rode th6 4llianOe In i tiour anil 14 inlant The timer ure tniit liyous lido lieata of the Oranrn Wlelmtit TnUia A l tio aod K If VVW ot lue KlUaboiu n kxluiau Wliern Yeaiterduy1 Ilrt Wero A M 8 70 3A7 GraDd ttrett cbimnrr no damage 4H3 510 VTeit forty xrenlh itrcel Albert Hblnler bakery dawaie tXV flJU lj Attorney itreet Plmon Mark apartmeuu no daiuxti DIJII 4ailVV ii rortmh tr at Warr UrajDaxaDi apartioeDta aaoiKifetS 43 tecoDd Door of l i Buffolk llrtit ocoupHJ by luuto lrett duaa fMM KATTI citna Threa Oarra a tVhocti Bh H C paU d Aahellconttlnlna threu oanmcn was over turned brtli swash ota big steamboat at 1 oolook yesterday afternoon a couplo ot bont lengths from the Ponsacola now lying off tho ordnance dock at tho navy yard George Lane ft boatswains mala ot tha Pensaiotft saw tho accident Irom the second bow porthole on tho port side ot tho run deck In fact ho had Just predicted It to a shipmate Lane waa on tha main deck lu n trice and under hU directions the ships buUn was soon lowvred Two ot the three oarsmen could awlm but tho third oould only cling to tbe light overturned shel A sailor who bad jumped overboard liom tho Pensacola hold him up until tho bnl a roaoboJ thorn vvhsn all tbreo were rescued In tho menu time a boat Irom tho Minnesota and n iteam launch had reached thu spot The overturned shell was lighted und UH former necuiiaiita got In iinnlu nnd rnwod uway Thoy did not glvo their CivllKnclneor P 0 Asoron with n gang of 100 mun began yosteidnv t tear nway nbout lnwi rot 01 the cub dock Irunt his will onable vossuls to got Into tbu dry look ruoro easily Thu old wooden dock had become no lotion nt iomh points as to tall iivvav It will bu replaced by concrete nnd siouo I hn work will consume ouo and a half vears and will cost nbout tl40uOO Ujjon ll comtdotlon it similar Job In to bo done along 00 feel of tho ordnance dock Tbe American Instituted Mlnlnir Kncluoors havo applied to bo ropiosentpd In the lrioBon pnrndo Tbolr ominunlentlnn snya thtt ox Mayor Hewitt the President of the Institute will bo prevented by Illhealth from being present There has been home Inult found because no monitor will bo repietunted In tbu I pageant Lieut Commander Went who hn charge ot tbo arrangements shld yesterday that none wouhl bo pifisent If thr Uovvin meat had ordered work begun several weeks ngo ho said one if tbe utillulthed monitor at tho navy yard might havo been got Into shapo i at if considerable expense Tbe hymn to be nine by ibeSvudos at thu cemetery ID Jho Battle ot the Pruyorx I Tho Lnterprlso wont get uwny on Mondny I with tho Pennncola for fort Wud worth an her old topgtllant inasts bnvo not yet beau re placed by tho new oneo Kho will probably bu nt tho vurd for nnnthor vveuk The Lsnex lelt Fort Wndsvvorlh for South America vesiorday Hour Admiral lanli Ilralno Hie nuvy yitid commandant l epootod back Irom Coopers town today He will rullevx Cnpt J N Millet who hns performed tho duties of his olllce In his absence Tho llnlilmoros men will work todav juM ns It It wasnt Sunday hveiy oilort will bo made together ioal aboard und allow her to vvoiuh i nnchor on Vodnniduy lleforu t bo ICIIVH tbo vard her Him will bo trunsforrod to tho Phlla 1 delthla I Whun there Ig no ojttra work In flight fintiir day is nhollilny for the Bailor hoverul of tbo ninn onioioti themselves In playing base bull I iiboiu iho cob dock yetorduf i The Pensatolu men hail until 4 oclock to en joy tho national game and ouch as rouldnt play ball plated duckontborock Just In tho midst of llichu ports ut i oclock they wero interrupted by n middy who ordeied thu wltolo flow back to tlio ship orysiibalanllal rumors woro floating nbout that n part ot tbo seamen bad tukiii nd 1 vantngBof the permission to leave tho ship lo climb Ibo wall foi u breath of outside nlr and I something stronger Some of tbemenltwns paid got bold of enough whiskey to ullect them This was tho reason nil hands woro or dered aboard ship again tjuuur jv unit oirv IJIAI Tlie Jlltcmmn nf n Young Waintin 1Vli btole SSOOO IVixih al Illumunilv PiTTsnunuii Pa Aug 1C Miss Corn Hum Hn boarded at tho house of Julia Chcsswell In Wheeling Ou lasl Tuesday sho suildenly dls appoarod and shortly alter Miss Chosswull discovered that her dlnmouds had beon stolen Among the jewels was a necklace and pendant valued at tl200 and sovorul rings Tho whole was worth over 2000 The Wheeling police wero notified nnd after alsenrch found that Corn Hnmlln hud lelt for Pittsburgh Inspector McAleos WOK notified nnd he sent Detective Hhoro to tho Baltimoia nnd Ohio depot where Miss Hnmllu vvuuur restod as she stopped oft the train She was taken to tho central police station whore shodsnlod nil knowledge of tho stolon jewels Sho was searched by tbo matron but tho jowol wore not concealed nbout bar per son nor In ber small vallso After detaining her for a day she wns sent back to Wheeling aud the police tboro tried In vain to fasten tho theft on her Nothing how ever could bo proved Hue wits to bo dls olinrged today as she had employed nn at torney to get out n writ ol hnboas corpus This morning Acfelstant Superintendent OMara was notified by tho Post Ofllce uflli luls that there was n packnce in n louk box theie aduresed to C ra Hamlln He went to tho Post OIBco nnii orderd that tbe package be opened In it were the inlBKlngJewols It appears Cora hail nvlilontly carefully planned the robbery 8ha had come to Iltts bugh one week ngo and rented a lock box for a month On Tuesday alter stealing the dia monds bf wont to the Wheeling Post Olllco and sent tho jewels In a packuge lo herself cnie of tho lock box She then took a tiuln to PlttBbuigh Intending to get tlie jowuls out upon hor arrival Shu was however arrested and It Is bel ved that In expectancy of this she hud sent tbo diamonds by rnalC Cad or tho 1eoullar Wulmnh Strike CIIICAOO Aug 1C A train this ntternoon brought the pay checks of tho striking switch men on thn Wnbnsh road Tbe cashier ot the freight office met the passenger trnlnntEngle wood tecelved the checks and gave them out at once Then the men resumed work Cblneae JlcturnlnK to lha Hinted MONTBRAU Aug 1C Eleven Chinese In bond arrived from Hong Kong via Vnnoouvcr this morning bound for lloston nnd Now York They tiro n wealthy company ol Chinese who left Now York and BoMon for Hong Kong pix months ago aud are now on their vvuy boiue The Teutonic A I1 Onnir The third Held meeting ot tbo Teutonic Athletic Club coniioed of part f tbe crew of tbe record breaking liamihtp bearing tbe above name wat held at Oak Point ynterday There were U eieut decided Tbe tuuiraary ot tb day iport U a follow IJyard iiaib rlna1 beat won by VV II Newall a raritil lth h A Karier tt yardi tecond ami I llnadfey ii yard third 1lmi IO2 It lecond Potato llace Scratch Won by VV II SiwaU with K M rne ecotnl and VV Tracer third Twoutlle llanillcai WalkWon br T hhar Vlyan Mill W vltN111 Acrulcil necoiid AIU W MLa cll Surnrd third Time i Miilnulen I tccond Half mile Veteran luce Horalcb IV uu bt J Ah boll vlihvv Jobu line econd and T V Hreeze third Twninli llaudlcap Itun tVon ly J A Wlillaiu N yard with It rlemtnv J lyirda kecoml and T smllli U yardi thirl Time lOinlnuieiMiiecoiid Ifalruine llaudkuu Uun Won by R Klemlne ia vard wlih K 4 V apii Hi yarJil couo aud K IloaJ lojardillhlr1 Ihe Ingle icull int of one mile v won bv hrlnlaii nltti VV Sowall toul ard T V Oreere Ih rd llnte i minute J iooiidi T iere were ai o two onohuiiCredyard match race d lied S i pear won tin trt trotu T Itupnli an I 1C viurri won tbe et0id iront w llalniHiit The oillrer or the tiorl were Hereree Mr II vinore Htarter Mr J fi it it liaudlu iM r Mr II lUcball and Clerk of iour e Mr 1C Kirkhatn AVrfiHIIIoi ut the Ituuover A f An iiitlul vTr ttliik match loo lacoui the room bt Uu llauoter Alldclc Club il i t MHJ iiliul tirent lait nkbt Tin prmi liiU ere Hllr raid lu be a pul nt Multludil and VVillitlu Jen o tbu Han over A L Th4 uiAttt wat lo conUt ot tbr bouu 4ib an Biuait iiu ucuirf u mi lef i illare n lilcl uiuiuither point In en l vor 1h Mat bout w viedtled lu tri co Hnruan tr and althouvb ierunt landloaoiied h pirvrl nn ia tlctlm It look elt niinulw ant 00111 for Jeu lo thruw him which wi eilected by alny bold 1 be ecou llioit wa Caleb aacatchran nil le Al the tixiuratiin of 4 rnluule and irecorn Jen lecuied a lialr Ne n bold and trained ttie econd fall and utaUU AbuutRftyiMclator wire creieuk Mr Hoarm Htope u Kiinutvuv Ilorxp A lioru drawing a grocery iraion ran away la Samiultavrpue Jertey Ity on lrJ y Ji ar Mout iiomery ttreata child wa parlnr In ilia ttreet Mr 0 oi e wa Aklcuup the itreet and taw tbe lltlle oliee dancer Rbe reaiued for It lo get ut t tbe wav bill itll n t tio e The I r e wa Ilinil uiniii Ihe olil d w en Mm I ner ran out lino the tr et aim iciriuit II bit and brid with buih band brought lji nltlll Me llirn lid t e lire o liie uurb tUd il ud weal hotue ouae tb w re fur b Haiilc wo Mur lf r it V Hrr ILII V AUK 10 On Sunday inornlnir la i an Ilallao ntoted Sialjo wa found dead at Ui foot of a dump at tb Xnuwak Ian Coroner ouitrni jury tbuughtltwa aoafeofiulelda U now ivrof oat ID hatuleeii a murder Alrt y IAJ rueu namej Ian Mraand lttilruiubu u ooked up lu tue W lilt PlaTna fai accued o in irline Thrua blle ovidVice of ou Italian named Trapua Ihe ortlclalt hate itroiur hor e nt cauTlcilnitbe men lie ale i he wu wiiLfn birln wbeu 8ca o wai alllad and be IIM I leiillded bolli prtiooer a belaiIn ihetlclmty rnatwi kniwn lu h Toli J a quarrel wttb to murdtnd UJIUL NHUOII for Conicr Aflcrballoilni tortli and haJf d tbe deltgMM tolli Twennelb tihlo dnirift Kepubllcan Conr ntlon hare nominated Elate Senator V A Taylor ol fuya hoiaiounijr fur Counrei t cuurrettutan Wlokbkmri fMassvss TU w ssffif Tbe Pmocrallc Contention of In Flrt ITW1S HIS IASTMTOF HOPE THK Bitrmt JUAJAM zv aKtinni vov HONS JIKACK CIMVIt He Had Iloctnrrd in 1aln br V fnrri Jlail Glttii Lp All ll it vf IMiin liir tthrit lit H nf il tnt to r 1cf rtiitl Aoir ll l i l OFnnOH MOMtlOX YOMUUtS It troubled me vtry muolL ald Vlr Mrn to two ear Hid half I went to one Do IT lji n iliJntilii in any Hood U oot me a uool M o inonev for thn Doctor and for inedlcinei an 11 kept i t tin wir Dial Itejirr he dalie ant enxnanl dr ippliiit b k in my tliruat or IIIIICIH iliit Iit ni al itilhi inl I My no ural topfcd up cinii leielv and full of hltt iiuncn nf in icur Iliad tli f n up all nope ot blniroiire1 whcnoit A I went t l r Vl rn and tHMtnun I had h lief h iie when I wmt lo them of inttltu Mtiir n I UK nt t day I was nnlerthe trea meutof Pr vii ihni VVIiilnin t reit boiler and I keyn neltlnc belter d bt dv 1 ant well Hlllle I nnd pleaed wlln th remit nt their Ireatiiiect I rlnVt ntta llloe he tac he anl my iio ein tiitnpped up any more an 1 am not hank lniialiUltllni all be lira DravlcCiy nilvtua mtnhivve dunn me a neat deal ot tood If HIT nlr wjnt titrtlciilari ttiey can call on tuo any e ium They nre weloimo Ur MuCiynnd VVildraan fnrnUb all meilKliri rr and their cbarite for iratment ar o realonble lliii the are Ithlu the rcacb nt alL DOCTORS decs i C EAST 421 ST NEW YORK CITY Ntarnrsnd Teulral Depot BROADWAY Cor 14TH ST N Y City I bometllo I Machlue llulldlni 187 MONTAGUK ST HKOOKliYN Uppoile Academy ot Muk Wbero all curable Uleuit are treated with icceu Freolllr alurrll all throat anil cbe l dlfrueN al oertoui dlHeaeR cironlo dl cann If ion live at a dltance write for a ymptom blank AdUreM all mail lo V Ialt 4Jd It Illlice bour0 lo II A M lo 4PM 7 to 0 P M dally SimJi s to 11 A M and 210 H f M CASH ONLY WHO WOtll D IVV CO JFlt INT M llifor a Unu than the lame or an r u j uul Article riiuld be procured fur Vetihliucouilnuailr i elnjt donn by per nf aiiiin IlUMllIiJU from lack ot Vnuwled n lu o nunufacturv and wbu tta not IliJV VIPIV rKH CFNT l it tiller ence between the maker price and the retailor i iUe AmiunuUctum oiler our vooj ul Mm taXnif 1IAIN FUKNI I UUU IIIMIILU OHT tUUNiTViu ANI TIIU Movr iir UAfi F Til AT CAN UK SI A 111 Be ura to lni nl ato before orilerlnj UVK OF TIIK MAICUK GEO 0 FLINT CO BTOUUH 10 100 AND 10H VKHT 14TJI HT MAHOfACTOBy 184 1W WC3I 18III T jjtJToai HAVK TUHCK riirchnird by n Njtxllcnte llcKcled by TV 1 Arbrtl KAIUTOOA Aug 10 AB result ot npgotla tlonb which wero concluded lodai tlje Snia toga race truck nnd tho adjoining property bas boen ncuulred b it Byndirtilo of capitalists ronroionteil ly V J AlUoll ot Frank Lului J Ititttrntrtl Ultai nud the Jular Albert ripoucor will turnover the properly on Oct 1 At the eud of tho prudent raains seaion tha now ownnrH will tilo hold nt once nud it Is thulr ambition tn place tbo tiuck und the fura inor racing hero in tbo Biimo class with Men mouth nnd Hhoepshuad Htv A jockey club will bo organiod a handsome club hoiiko built nnd tho support and good will of the best stanlo ownori in the countrv will undoubted to attracted both by reason of tho best kind ot management and a ferle ot stakes as much nt any offered In the country Tho track uml overs thlug portulning to it wll bo nut Inllrstchtss sliapo nnd thousands ot i dolbtr wilt IK oxpeuded Albert Hponcer who has hitherto been la control nnd who lias beon u tinratoglun for twenty ioaia tleeoites a good deal of credit for tuo outcome ol irmttorB as be has 10 liiticd niHiiy ndvitinngouus offurs from muu vtho voio Idenilllod with the book I milkers and hnx rom ed them all Under tbo now mnnogemmit It in piodletod that tliero I will be no limit to Its good fortune and that It 1 will become tbe most fashionable race track in the country Tho loukey Club will draw It membership from all parts ol tuo country and partake of n national character Mr Arkrll raid last night that he did not know whether he would or would not take a prominent oart in Iho new management He would ttecldu that later on Ho claimed that the men whom ho represented were dntnr mIned that Saratoga should have its hlRh cluH racing as could he found at any other tiack In the United States OVR aVKtEYOUS IN ALASKA Nat Ilnvlntc Completed tli lr Work they will Spend Another Winter Inland BIN riUNciRco Aug 16 The Alaska Com mercial Companys otoamer HI Taut whlou baa arrived from Alaska brought news from tbo companys agent at St Michaels that both parts of tho Government expedition engaged In surveying the boundary between AlaiLa and tho Drlllh possessions will remain for a focond winter In camp in tho Interior instead of rimming fo the winter as was oieted Tho it ent said Prielly that he had this In formation dlrnct fiom tbe McUrath party aud Indirectly from the Turner party No i ominu ulcutlons later than January lastwhich reach ed hero by way ot Winnipeg a few dusugo bnvo roaohed Col Davidson of tbe Coast nnd Geodetic Survey hero It Is loured thv bulh parties innyenduromunyhardsbtptiduiInK an other Arctic winter though thoy took pro visions for two Tea a The reason for tho Slav is brtelly reported tn be i hat their work In not cnmpletud KHCI party consists of eight white men and a num ber of Indians The party under 1 I McOraili bni Its hoadquurtors on IonyMlls reek a olrotch of the Yukon und about 200fi mlhi from Its mouth Tn y are chmn to Ibe tilu r inluos which have been fre iiented by lulu era for two or three years The party under J h Tumor In miles north on ioroupiuii Itlvtr a large tributary ol tho tikon AlbertlHmllli Jinn front Ilia Svvrrtllenrli llnutc nnU HbontM IIInihrK Albert Smith n young man employe in the Tassalc Chemical orlsln Notrnrk H In Ibo City Hospital with n HlMMlctod pistol not nd In his lett bream IIo vasusttflorer from plr ness nnd overritinli uid at a Into hoiiron Irl day night ho ruehed mvuy from hi KWt t hotrts hotiKe luavlng Ills cout t elilnil iiiJ after running live or six blocks shot him Belt with n tcnoluT Tbe ball PI SD ilown vvard vvlibli no lucli ot hi heart but It U thought ho trili lecuver Tiiirril unit rentltrrril nit Kdltnr Ios ANiiEiFH Cal Aug 10 Harry Amman William 1nrter Oliver Ciimmlucs and Wil liam Ilnmlln were brought hero Irom AZUKA ytsiorday chircod with turrlng and feutlicrit g IVIItor licntlty of tho Azuru Xrvi I Ijtor JJniltiy pubiUJitid u ctutement chftrglrig 1 i 1 nulet tlin principal of thu CantrAl tvhool with Imiiiorulity The mung men woo ar DllplU ul Irnrlar roioirud the pubmailou und tanod and frnthorod Ilentter Iroin il vvulst up Tite police mo looking lor llinxi othor boyi sold 10 be imr ICHtotl In iliu na ault

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1 I1 f TT r 1 4 4 T THEISUN SUNDAY AtTGUSTn7yl89QT VENTrTWO PAGES 61 I I j I CHEERED ON BY BIG CROWDS otDUJlIf ATTEND AH COB TI81T TUB TAIUOUI BAKE BALt FIBLDB I plMter OTert k Three t f the Pour local tlUbS A leor Dr for BUr at I Ttreikarhotxl Pr Vf rf for tho jeaOr i t Wahtuta rkIUalt I of Other OaisNew MB4 0001 In the flRht for the chnmclonthlp flues the flbt olIowiDK scores show how the same ot tho folowll three tie lewsues mulled yeterdar tlel ItlK KATIONAl LRiOUfc 1 BMlonH Mew York R Philadelphia 10 Brooklyn a Chicago 18 Pittsburgh I Cincinnati 10 Cleveland rLATKJat LKAOUC J rTIJ LUOUr York IB TVMtoDlt NewYorK 11 Brooklyn 4 IhllrtdelpbjB 1 llttsburut0 Cleveland 4 Chlcftco9 Buffalo T AMKrtlCAM ABBOCIAT10N Xoltdo 9 Brooklyn 8 t ToleO Columbus 7 Syracuse 1 LouliTllle9 Bochestar 17 BU Louts 12 Athletic 11 The NsstlOMl LuU THE nioonn JOln A B t r1 rv I flb iron 1 Mt yct r irBoklTn 2 a 1 I Chicago 61 41 M kITR M OTONlir York 41 64 48 JtI1IdtpbICM Iton 87 oisiruieland 3U ftt jio r S CLUU n4lpblM IT Ollritisburgbio 74 a tj J BOSTON I 11 1 wrw TORE J iX C TIOBTOW Ana tGAt the end of the ninth In RORTOI toilfty Kftmo ttatween the llostons 1la Sew iorVs the uonre WA a tie iaoh club Rid Tlit Dostou had tarned bitt foored fix run 1080nl arpd hat 01 foore theln br tluielr battlnc ntid Rood base rannlnifc The other tour wore duo mainly to batterY eroil although laRson was clearly r rjonslblo for the run In tho narenth by run nlnr Into WbUtlor wbe 1 waiting for the nlnolnlo The ball dropped fly irom TucUr8 11 bAi was dtllod and lrm twobaaaer Bent thu baiie runner I I tlio pinto All the Now York acrors 11010 wero lue to errors Gotroln runs ponBlblo for tho four rune In the fourth and a McUnrrs ulluto to throw out Hnslo In the Mnentb BI TO llwrnan 1 obanio to make a born run that tlod the score Then came the ilaushter In the tenth InnIng Four Mnalca ard a double and two sacrifice hits coupled with three battery errora and two Ileldtnir error trae the ISontona olclu runs four of them beini earned The ecoro UIITOX t O I I mw Ton tiI I BlaroA l alaroAB i rut a I 2 I I 6 OITIrrninc tJ I 2 u 0 Tuckrr Itib 2 or o ulBnckly I c 1 0 n l I Zumran I ni 330 liillMMiwL 1 l BO 2 3 4 1 BriJoUr f I 1 I Whistler 1st bl mil Low o f 2 a J 0 o Bassett JI lbl I 101 Jtcstr adb1 a a 4 VrVllUn r t1 0 0 0 1 ar3b1 I 1 1 I 1 HornuiiK Lfo I 0 0 u linlth 4 b0 I 0 1 III i irk dbO ti 0 2 1 I 41tInI tmlh I U I u lKuilep I ouj 0 Tota 14ISII 4 Toi u v oioio 5 Down I o o I i a l o n gu DoLOn prTofk u u u 4 I o J o o it e Burned run BMtru P TirobAii hlli Halllrftn 100 I lhre be hll Mrortt I Sorriflce Mu Ixinff Rridln Ixiwc Ilinll Detrain I 1 I Uncock PtnUn b HLonr lufkr 1IrIo 1 I Irk l Hrn taae on bill i iT iMra1 2 i lt Kuite 7 Mrnt bare on errorpIIo ton a S ew Turk A lilt by rliclurTuckfr r M4 Yurt IldlrTukr hill HLCklt WIW rtchnnifln Struck outLow ni 1 Mntth illttln MoMllln llnrnnnir U VnuM bl1 uiiiilfr 501 liMiil Umplr iowri Tlwo i I Atlenilnnre UJ rIILAnlLrU Is I II 10 HJIOOKLYN 11 3 ACer plnvlnc macnlllcontlv In Do lon the BrooklrnlN Ul team leturnod to their own TClKWntn at a6blnctoa rmU yentenlay and i ut UP an article ot ball that evidently did not rult the aiPCtltc of thu larKS crowd of epecla lore 1 that were prebcnt for they lct the grounds In iuirtttlntC liut u nloasaut mood The crowd 1111lbln moo wia an cnthuBlnitlc one and the home team al came In for round of am lauo They rooted lor I a lctorr but Glra nn the rhllaiietphlan pllchor prooil a terror tn the Brooklyn bat men betou hits Is nil the National League If tel secure and tbeso were kopt at n pretty eitt distiioie apart Besides bolne weak with tho stick tbvli lleldlnc was nry rocky and of the costly Ulna With HoaMn pltcnlne HurLe at ocond bane and Mayor In the field tto last two hclnn out of their posi l tion the 1Miadulpblas put up a beautiful ton game The score PHiL3kJ1IAl0 t I 10000LYNCa t U 1 I I I 10 I 5 IroAL Humliton L r1 0 1 0 I rUn d bU 0 I 3 I Bmllon 1 ii ltIikl4eridbt I i 2 o N I ter I i 2 0 gl it i i r u thoUImrf31 II loot C f I i 1 II CIII 0 1 I 4 0 ITrrT I f 1 I a 0 0 6c rITrd b1 I 1 2 OiaIy Ie 0 112 0 0 OteCeuley I b1 1 N U 0 bUilh a p u I 1 8 2 cCnT 1 1 6 4 0 Carutbero p 0 o 1 2 3 l uicuanp I U 1 I 0 OClat 1 0 IOU Totsi ii oziTio iii iota a 727 5 riilldelctiU 0320200 I I 410 I Brooklyn I I oooaooo 3 Ennitil rnntFhlltdlphl 4 Brooklyn I Left on t rhlUdelDliln U niaoklrn t tint lu ou rrnr Pniudcluhla 5 Drcokijn i tint tui on baIIOO Oieiuin I off i arutliera I rut out balI lak MaTr Horns iun cluuiia Alleo Btolea ha M DuiVe clirlTer baonnr bin Hamil ton Ovmenta Auto Glra i n rarutar Three ba hit rontt Twola bitstieCaaiey Duma lilt by tltcher i arothera cnble pistiAllen and lurk Allen and ilrtaulr Smith riucknrr n olllna 11 pitchCaruthera Implre Ljnch lime lue 11 Atlenoai 41 i CIMI XTI i I 10 curitniri L n ruicl1 Auif 16 Toue the azDreanlon which hal torn obnerveil lit print once lately Rhine pitched a Im lUst wu Hoal of itclit The core ICloTloLI Lnuro II 11 u raA L1 BIar0AL atorhedb 2 2 1 2 0 I OUt I I LI 0 3 0 I LoIirn M b1 1 ii 0 0 s a 0 I I T I LlhAm r 1 0 I flRmsIiy4tjU I 130 Nttlr 10 I bO1 I 7 0 tI tot no 1st b 1 t I 0 II 1 lr s S I I I i I I IA C 0 1 4 20 Inhehi L t I 1 2 II OI r C I o I 00 IholA c r1 I I 1 olttn me c 1 1 4 1 II IIrll 10u e1 U 1 ii tt rdnr d b 0 0 I I l Ib s p I 2 1 1 0yount p U U 1 I I Total i77 D TOla i fi rlnaL 1 0 2 I 3 0 3 0 1u tieveitd 0 0 0 1 I 0 0 0 0 0 I Isined rinstlnrnflti I Twobuy hlnl 1d Ur bus htaar libirts Item rlne Ulee Rrurk utt3nrler Mrlu Welt Ui Imincr Mlno CI yttng UaMs Ixiuble plays Ardner Itellly liti lrtae laT and limiuer Lmplre fetriet At tudance2tk cutCAiU C iX in nrosDBan 5 uX I lers GUIico Uf IaTb result of todays earns tol I rnicaco IN ux I I rrmsuxcB C i LI laroAB BlBrOA1 Oicneya P 2 2 4 a 3Miller 3d b I 3 1 a o t bl g rN l t i a j o n I llrcker 1st bn r H n o lire r k 0 a I n iii Merer BS 2 1 o 3 I Anioii l tbU li e l ODriter c 0 d 4 2 1 horns 8d h 3 I I I I LaroQue d bO 2 i it U I 1lnn d b1 3 2 1 Ohibriv I C 1 2 1 U t ltld C 2 3 6 I itlu 1010 I 4 1 4 IlittCtuuton pL I 0 Ii OItyte r ii I I 0 0 U 1 i 8 t ttut c I I 1 1 I gIWI p p 1 1 1 1 0 Tot i i i Totals 6 i 2 Ii p 1r010 hit br bald baL ClcJ 5 0 0 Olf 0 0 0 011 PIIah I 1 I u 0 3 U 0 I 6 Erd raIhca u 4 lUbulh 2 Tb htiIAus Iam leno rlnllrn KiItrilje Ille scrilicv hllAnon I Imnl WI von tulen busesCarroll itiros I Ji tirtlYtn tiotol ulr Gisoalylu Cooney tud Auson I3ses 01 J Iii hlmldl I liinot 1Jecter ltd IUhPbll a Etuk vutlutchlnu lmotlehr Llle rhil I lit LII nn hesChksu d IIburI 1 1m rbbIitQual TmI i5 Atteo0suosiitOl The Players Lrue wii T 11Tnn lulL I o AUf 1r1 HUM irois lie Ic 10oonM tn eru Philadelphia 48 t Chicago AA 42 67 Pittsburgh 41 4 4UI Urookiru Id 44 1 rieveiand 4 i BJ 4fi fcswJork 51 43 117 UuRulu30 L Cut BOSTON P L Id NEW iOnK 11115 Tbe frame ypntorday at DrothArbood Park wmifjuUe 1 nice Tho third laceii cord of tbe wason wa iireeent tha otllclnl count belnir 6505 but the dlbatipolntmcnt nttliu wretched Plnyluc know uo bound Them wa uniiar nily no relief lathe unfortunate etlilliltlon barrlnll a good bit now and then and tlio con tluuillreaks of hour TLe Only Kel was full of good spirits Latham never saw lie time bulneol that ho could beat him m the same line of Both teams bad the services of three pitch B Man persona thought tint Maunner Pnlnu commuted 1 grievous rnl tnkn In with drawing Knefe He was bit Hard In tho third Inning but then ho turned around In tho same inning and struck two men out In succession Crane tried It for two Innings hut he was out 01 form Then Hatlleltl was put In 1 the box and although he made a point In striking tlrnuthers out hit exhibition wa qulto rag ced The icoro saw ou I I beans I L LILraAa LIaroAa Oots L f 5 4 I St u ron 0 f 3 I I 0 I kwtng 0 2 I 4 6 2 Stovey r r1 I 1 Ii 1 000tiof lit b 5 2 II I I KI a A p 8 2 0 0 2 ttbtdi4b3 S 8 1 1 rnUlba P I hJ I 1 0 1 11rrfAr2 I I 0 I HtdltIr4nldkU 0 0 0 I JfltunetsaU 0 I 0 I 11 1 b 1 1 1 2 I wbltitylebI 2 I 2 I 11 ii4 b1 2 4 I 0 V ItflbLap0 0 0 g 2 irwiiss 1 2 0 14 2 ICOIL 0 1 I U U U II 0 II I U I Psi 1 0 0 I hTovarfI 1 iiouXurpbycU 0 g ii S Totals I3U j 0 Totals15123715 0 Two eel I last Inulnf 14twTork S 0008240 115 won 018423012lu fciroKl run NewTork 4i 1 Boston yirtl base on rrorsNew York 4t 1 Boston t Lefton basesNew Irk e i Boston 6 yirst bus on ballsOft Kef Is s3 transit offBatfleld 3 Cumbert It on Daly 4

f KUy 1 Struck ontDore Counor Klttry jrootiera I i Richardson Nasti Paly Home runs otoor Broutbsrt yulnn Tbrs base hit KePT Two tue hi 1 Hlohardson kliltsry Inv Bacrince iiltstonuor Johnston llatfleld Urouihrrs I Kicbard 10 D Iub t clr Ion boor 12L Ifellr I renihrrs Uobl play Hatilild l Kkharilviu and Cun Or Swing and U Itlcbardson Hit by pitcher fontliera Ii lid pitches lisle 2 Rest I Crane It I Ittlslil i Iaaied balls bwlng L Umpires I tw c snd Uclbsrt Ttini23t Attendsncsoao6 CXOOKLYM I 1 i 1 raiLADiLPiiu 111411 PmLADKLPHiAAu T ilLThis local Player tlub returned from Its three wok trip T t ax and bowed 8400 spectators what kind Sj ball it I capable of playlnjr Brooklyn won w contest 1 the nlniU luSJuc but it WM a defect which no club would need fet l Mhamed or It wa by far one ot tb nee eatne yer seen on the local grounds For eight In flings the retail hung fn the balance and than by the purest kind of luok the vl llltol man aced to brine enough run ncross the tilato to win the camo There was plenty of ditch and Tim dltplnyed by the member of both elnbn und the excitement WAS intones nit through the struggie Of course the upectatori wore sorry 10 IM the bom ClUb toes hut none of them fnimd any lault wllh the local teams work Thetcoiei laul UUIIUIIA f I I 00aL r U I I Orltn C f in W U rI hnlO I 2 2 i1Anlrewe 0 tO 0 2 1 0 ro1orty r fO 1 1 U 011150cr 2d 11 2 2 4 0 Ml 3db0 2 U 0 00rf iItb 0 1 11 I 0 A g wnl g 1 2 0 OIIIoUsscby I 0 I 7 0 0 lrt14 b I 0 2 I 1 I 0 0 mnIORlll1 112 I objoyc Dd b1 1 1 0 1 11 1 e 2 OlNurphy a t I I Sanders po ti 0 7 llWeyhtngp0 0 1 1 0 Totals 1 71817 I TotAl 4 e i Two men out when winning run was scora PhtIOsIphI I 0001OOOO 01 Jhlladlphla ooiuoouo Rarned runs Brooklyn a Two has hit Murphy Horn run loyr bacrince I hitsWarti I J2t Wtyhlnir I Bases stoin rocarty nil Mulvey Litton bases rhii I adeiphla HI Brooklyn 3 Struck out fanders Mr iieaehy II Sunday First 0 on ball tenrty Wood rickett Human Ilmil N Umtlreihrt dan and Uaftner Ulrohol cniciao r uX 9 tcrrAto r uX 5 RrrrAiA Atir la Fitchr Cnnnlntbam BT three base on bal a Old frt tunIcs and was touohsd up for B tlnile doube and triple Tne door ul Borrato I r ux I catCACo r UV B 1 proAK I alar0 AB HOT r f I 0 2 I I lineal r f 3 soon acko o I 1 i o oVeil It I 16 a a 0 0 llalllcanlrt 1 2 I 1 IIRynCf2 2400 wtl 2t1 2 2 0 I Farrell 151 bI I U 2 0 g Beecber irt 1 u 0 1 IteBersd bll 1 I a 3 1O anwcB s t 1 0 4 rtoyie e 004 ii O Whltaudhu n I s 1 Wililamtn 3b 0 y t 2 r Fasts lit I b n t 7 I u Ian r t o i S a 0 Cunnlnnhin I 0 2 I U Baruon 1 p u 1 1 4 1 Totals 5 i j Tolas OI1271S 3 Buffalo 1 0 U 0 0 3 1 0 0 5 Chicago 3 2 0 0 0 3 0 O B Earnd rune Buffalo S Cblctro 4 Twobase hits Cunningham rfcffer Duffy Threebate bits Heohr Ilatllcan 1 Hran Haitian Itausa on balls I ur Cunning ham 7i t Barfnn u ritruok nuIIi Cunntnrham Hi i by Birtton I stolenbasraOuffy Povl Hack WU Cnnnlnrhain Beecher White Hacrltlce bIteBoyle yarrelU lfIer heft on cue i Buffalo e7 Cnlcairo 7 Double playsHoy Howe and Xack Ifefftr Bastion and rarrelf riLI Bartson and Hoyle Hit by pitched nail llack Hoy Wild pitch Cnnnlnthsm Time ana Linplret tinyderaud 1earc Atlendauc 2UW rrmsnncn Cr 14 B cttr tAn Cr I iX 4 rrTTiscsrn Anr 10Tb rutsbnrrh tom mDu4 to turn upon lbs pursuing Cleveland today and car them a good punlmlllnJ Tne score rirTscsoM r 14 I CIIVZLuYO P iI a IroAL iiela1t14 I 2 I t ronlnr L I fo 1 I 0 0 Viefler r 0 2 0 0OelebsniyaeLt I I 8 I heckler itbi I 0 It I Ui ntiitye 0 I I II 0 0 IiaiIon l i g 0 0liarkin l lb bi S t 0 g Cotootafls 2 1 3 4 OITetwau14bU 2 1 1 0 I Euehite3dtl I 4 I 1 licAlvar C f1 11 a 0 0 Rohtnsonl8b0 1 4 I Ohtritkr21b 0 1 4 5 0 Quinn op 0 1 B I OtRdford rLO I 2 0 g Totall 9102113 1 Totall 92113 I ritubnrgh i 0033001 ao Cleveland 0 u 0 1 0 u 0 3 UI Yarned run nttburgh 4i ClTland To bale hltsHanlcn Lariln Thre ba hit tarkln Horn runKnehne ttacrldc hltaMsner tJ Heckley ux Knehne Lrkln iruber Htolen baHld Hanlon Corcoran U hues on ballFleld Ueckly Hanlon Koblnon Iielthaniy Mrnck out Vltner Lorcorao Elaley Tebau McAleer irnber raised bailsjolnn l iutelitta I Z Left on balssrntsbnrith 7 CUvtland r Ili a S TIiui40 UmpiaiKntibt aud Jones Attua anc looa ncIoooIII lha Americas ABioctaUaa THE EEOOED mill Won Iitt 1H Clu Won tan ret LuuIvtiteOii Hi cniI Rochester49 44 rno bt Louts64 JO Columbus48 4a w AihletIC47 44 018 Syracuse 37 f 3 411 Toledo 43 43 MllBrooklyn 27 64 207 TOLBPO Ol BBOOBLT5 I A X S TOIIDO Ace IrV Toledo won Ihe third time from BrooklYn tn day by brilliant neldlnv and terrific bat tiDe the scor t TOLID BBOOKJTK U XX a laroA1 I B lBr O AC WerdenlBtbi III 1 NrtsonI 2010 Tbancf0 u I 0 0 Dally r f 1 S 2 O 0 AlTorii Sd b l 2 J 2 til Hows0 0 0310 hwartwoodrf3 1 U 1 lttavI84b1 0341 Meholson 3d b1 4 2 II u nBrlenlttu 1 14 0 0 pra uIr 1 a 8 0 0Ieitz c t 0 0 8 O 0 Bchelbeck Let 0 1 I 1 nrbard 2d boO 0 1 3 0 Kmlth p 1 I 1 1 u Pita L f u 0 3 1 o tie c 1 0 S 2 I UcCuUough p0 0 0 1 0 Totals 9112713 B Toale8 127 11 1 Toledo 0 1411120000 Brooklyn Ouoiuoo2 os famed runsToledo 6 Brooklyn 7 Twohas hlto Mcbolaon mlih Tbreebase hits Sprague Warda Horn run Mcbolson Dally Donbl ptayaPavla and O chtlbeck and Werden Base on balls On Pmltb St oft McCullonirh o btrock out Pally Bowes FIts McCullougb I Tebesn Paatrd ball Bowes Tlw2O Umpire Uoxeher Attendanct roLrlc 11 5YJCVIX I CnLuweVL tyin laSnafus was outptayd I at all coins and Columbus won wIthout much sdoU lb acer I roLeCL j 0TaICtT LlapoALi LILPoLL IirTamanYCt0 1 2 0 oiWritt I e I I 0 1 Ironka 3dttI I 4 4 ilrrlsi r 2 1 U I Johnao3Lt 1 I 0 0 OtCbtldaldb0 1 8 I U IiuyIcC 3 6 1 tiIir U 4 II 0 Itnd r f 2 8 0 u Ump L I t 0 I B I 0 WIilock a a 1 z 6 2 tiIibourks ad b 0 I 1 1 1 ItIiiylditO 2 I 4 OiIIcQuryItb0 0 II I U l4naItO lotbU itlo I UIHriugs 0 5 I 0 8 I g g 8 nausl 1 0 1 OlKedie p o 0 j o o Total 71f 27 i3 Totals U27 i2 CoiomhI 0103004007 fiTsCuIe 1000000001 Earned rtloaColllmbu 4 Twobaue hllRm Thy Lade bllDoI 6nd IIlon baoesronke3i Juhnnn sneed Wbolnct 1Z MrirhI rrtL Ely Ill Double plalVhlock and Crooks Lbane iimp and EiidCl o Pourk and MeQuery lilt by pitched bail Joboon McQuery Struck outby Knansi i bv Keefe a Time tiH Attendance 2TM Lmplr copies l6nsriLLK BOCUMTXB 7 Lort rILL Auc IB Todayi ccntn which wu wit nested by 8 176 spectators was characterised by liTely hlttlnr The scort LOC1IVILIK I BOCniSTH B lnro A i N lBrn AB Taylor 1st bI 1 10 o Shefnerc f 11220 g rrir 5 g Vrarer r f 2 2 9 O IllLyoni t Lf 2 2 J u 0 Kaymoud3dbI 2 0 1 1 Kno les I 3d bl I 4 0 1 Wolf r f 1 4 3 n I 6ofiffliiofri 1 1 0 I hlnlck 2d b1 1 2 3 ill f 111 let b 1 I R 0 I Hamburg iLl 1 il J 0 UUrtrn a a 1 2 1 4 0 lomuey BB2 2 2 I 0 Orond a boll u 1 4 0 Ryan o 0 142 liMi KeoUKh eU 0 4 0 0 tbret p 0 2 ti 3 ojBarr p u 00 1 0 Totals JUlS27io7 J Total7 S4i7 j Loolstile 21002040 0 I Kochrster u 0 0 2 0 o 0 S 07 Earned rrns tx ulsvllt 1 Rochester R Twobai Ml vleaver Threerate hits Toruney Shefller Lvuns Kiel 1 Is Home runurlm loUn baien H oIl Htlds Urlin First base on bolloTarlnr llumhnrB Cit J She flrriZ Urlffln 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tilling out the team The Holier i was cue of the latter and formerly fTj with Jersey city Tlietcorci xwrt 0 II 000320 1 llriiord n u I I 0 0 o I o oj las liitsIlartford 4 Newark 8 Errors Dart foriL 4 ewark U 1ltchcrt befad cud hherhan Attendanc IXi Minor IOKKUea NEW TOBX STATE LEAGUE AT TI or Troy 11 O 0 I O 5 O I 7 ttic 3 o o u o 0 o 0 03 AT ALBAJir Alknr 0 0 n O 0 0 0 a 03 JoLntowiiandOloTersvlll u I I I 0 1 0 0 4 The Atleudnace YrXerday ji utaw llTolILtTAMd dwTOTk 1 11 lirookljn 4141 I k1ston IIUJ hlcago Jvui Clnclunall rOJ Plltaburgb Itill nuiaio vtna Piiliadlpbla H4DO Totals liliou 31183 Oilier tames Krrjiasiv A c II i niniuirii A r I Thlfw Jroy Alhlrll Clib mini ironed lisfourtb sure05 a victory uyar lie Olsabottait AtbiIiO Ciuli 5 nb 51 bergen 1OIIlI catrdmY aflernuon Tb cuu Iau83ATTACA II saw IUU S IL B iaroAC1 I I LlaroAa Ddrlok 5 1 I 2 6 2Cry a s 1 I I II 0 bunion 0 CU 1 I 0 I W Currl 0 1 I I I II Bills rd 1 01 I 4 4 ililinith 11 b1 0 I I 1 ihoary 0 O 1 7 1 HL1n If U 2 0 ii 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o j o o o o S a AT rBOiriCT TABS Fulton 2 i o a o o 4 e 510 Kidneys 0 400OOOOO 4 nesolnt I I t 0 8 S 0 J 23 Locust O A J O yederal g Washlngtons TarkTlelv 1 00000 1 I 2 g Jromea u n a 1 5 o 118 There was no game In the Royal Arcanum League as the following clubs forfeited theIr games Delong to oifonl Fern in Xort linden UetMtl Lllnton lo Long Island ExLlbltion garnItOCt ilretn 13 fern 12 AT rOBTLABn TBIDAT Cuban Olants 0 2 4 0 S 3 0 0 318 Portlands 2 0 8 U I 0 0 I Ib At rtAIBTItLB TB3T1BPAT Cnball lJlaull 1 a a 0 0 I o 0 0 S3 S 8 3 tITIU 0 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 4 AT SOBSBT1UI WestEnd 0 0011 1 O O 1 1 118 Bsyoun RnilAAO O4UOUOUO1 06 AT BASTBBJf usa Th Cloak I Cutler and Cap Cotter had a return cats Olnn FI of base ball yesterday at Kaiern 1ark Brooklyn sarlySi Jof ih frtrnlty were present yollowm laths score Cloak Cnturs a 0 8 0 4 B TSJ Cap Cutlers 11 3 S 0 0 0 rG At Ilackinsacknackentack 8 Alpbaa 7 ta In DI At Portland PorllanleiOorhamB 4 Ion Inoum At Woo FolntCadeta 7 Sylvius I dame Today AXBB1CAX A1AOC1AVI01 Tolde vs Brooklyn at Toledo Gt Loul vs AthlUcB at at Lout Columbus TS hTracnsa at Columbna Louisville vs Rochester at Loulsvlll OinBB OAMSJL Allertons TB Monroe at Monitor Park Mnators TS Cuban Giants at Cecreatlon gronnds OreenpolntAlhlitlcsTatar at Long Island groands XaTlers vs Msgdalena at trajtma Ihban T spaldlugi at Zrasllna Do Ball Note Tbe y male Bat Ball team tn charg at llanagtr Franklin u coming to this city Caruthrs undertook to catch two fly ball In yetter days earns and after having the ball f oil In tis hand each time allowed It to drop to tho ground This mad Bobby Tent mad Darby 0 Brian of the Brooklyn IN L team accord Ing to lilt doctor hat now recovered from his injuries and It at preient on his way to Brooklyn having left his home In Peoria III on Friday last Lie will be on hand for Mondays game Tbe Osselle Athletic Gronnd Th member of tIe athletic section of Cumannna GaedhUge Lb Oasll Society have secured a leaaal of the Illcks state at Woodlda 1 1 for She purpose of Dttlug lbs house and grounds up for the practice ot general athletics The properly situated on the north 111e division ot the Long Island lUUroad nun min ute rids from the Thirty fourth street firry and COT un area of over Owe acres 11 la very picturesquely Situated beautifully shaded by old trees and In I lbe rear of tbe boos there Ia an aoundance of fruit trees arbors and walks A running track of Dve laps lo the utile will be laid In the sprint the iJea flow beth InrtserT j1 th greensward for lr tbe practice oCb hurling aud football during the winter The rules ot the ilnellc Athletic uoclatlon ot Ireland will govrrn all Its events amid membership Lon 1 limited I to members ot the Jaelic Society who have never com peted in an athletic event for a money prise or with a tlr lnu1u lPf o professional Us special work durIng the coming season wui be the practice of hurling Odd and End of HportB The third annual fall game of Ibe N J A C wIll b belt on their grounds Aveuua A Bergen Point on Sat urday Aug Si wait lloroban of tb Brldx A C IB open to met any utL 100 or 105 pound man In ih country for a trophy value I stunt leas than ilLII Mike Brealln the welt aIde pugilist ytsterday Issued achallenie to fight any Vpound mao In tht vicinity Charley r oy will dud tooo for him as a slake The Orange Athletlo Club have delded to bold a grand athletic meet on Oct 5 when their elegant new ground at orere street will be formally opened There will be a prIme waltz for a gold medal at th annum picnic of the H o o 8 Association ot lbs rourteenth ward at Sulzer Harlem lUver lark on Mediiesday Aug 10 llenrj agle who Is I matched to flirht Patrick Mo GnUgmi ot t ait Kt wart Ik training at a road house be tween bewark and ElUabelh The flghl will come off on Aug IJ near Belleville Jack Drurrer lately of Donate would like 10 meet Sow Mvpound man In I a finIsh tight for a take or purse Ue will meet them al the JfUce Gaulle offlc buy tlmo lo arrange a match At a mactlng of the Board of Trustees Ih New Jer sey Athletic Club hold at the residence President Booth on Wednesday night J I Mi llvan was elected a member of bo Hoard Ylue Mr Mqulrsresigned The annual dinner and games of Klrals will rake place tomorrow at rte era Hotel New Dorp 1 r glaco 1 Ooid and silver radala I and many other useful article are offered 11 prize to ilia winner ot lb dUo trout event John Joyce of Knrland writes to the Olympic Club of liow Orleans thai Ted Irltcharil uilddlewight cham I plon Teit White loupound champion I Cock Kublnson IIdd cfUb T cfU 4iipound champion I and Fred Juhuson llu and 118 pound cbamplun are open to engagement with any ole m America They bar no one black or whIte Theodore Howell the bOil truckmtn of Great Jones street whose capacity for towing away watermelon has won for him tbe envy ot all ttiooon on the Hast side I will try to boo the recurd antI two dozen cOIn tietltors lu a watermelondevouring contest for a I viic truftte gold I tneilal at iii Ht Nicholas hotel Scot Brighton Coney Island ou Auv 21 Jaik Dernpsey will arrive In this city tomorrnwor Tuesday of next vk and will be irlven a reception the Itunjlfd I Vifi ftlie In regard to the proposed fight between James Fluilmmous 1 and Uetnpiey the I backers nf rttrslmnions have telegraphed the latter not to meet liempiey yet aWhIle but to come back to Call lIanJlli II 1o UIfJ rot and take A rest and that the California Athletic Club will look after bl intereir A few weeks since Jersey City stood a good chance of going unnoticed at the ibamptoushlu Held meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union to be held 111 I Washington D c next month but al present the situation Is I differ ent The Urlllird I Debating and Athletic Association have ten nt to place enough contldence lu Hlillam Far rile abilities 01 a hlli jumner hence hi entry has beet forwarded to the respective commute lbs last weekly shoot at bluerocks between members of the oodslo Run flub Newark proved 55 Inter st Ing ts aver A blab wind prevailed a title the hooting v ac rfolug ronA aud thus tile bluerocks I became puzzling 111 theIr tIght Iheicorea onl of a possible fifty Points I ore 55 lolOws I Hi rain ii H tookefajr ii J 1 sick Ie J i tI Lottrill d f l Waller 7n rirur1k 37 ct A OtoSre 2J and Carl Tan Leugerke S3 Aqnatlc Otto Raubenhelmrof the Wavirly Boat Club hat he corn a member of the Valencia Boat Club of llobokcn The water polo match between England and Scotland was plated at Kennlngton bath on July fl aud wa won by the Scotland team oy a score ot 4 too The Nonparelll r repreinted at the 1 Atlantic Highland IIr t lNI hj land by tlilr crack double Irving I and tOelailoy l and John Deaney who recently stroked their winning pair at Phliadnlphla An Interesting I single I chill rams took plac between ltI 13I Carroll II Boar r J J i Ktlly U U onus G cc and W u Hnanp meiubnr of th Iallad Boat ClUb the other ev nliu Tue cosTaR was one Mile straightaway from ludlow to Olttiwood Ths race waa a plrtted oue Knapp won br three lengths with tchsBor and KIT closely following 1ho members of the 44 party partlotpatad In an outing to Coileie Point on Sunday and astonished th natives by their friskiness A feature was a four oared bare race which wia won by the following by a length and a half L McOahan sirokei W Wtntwortu 10 I J 1 Mcilalisn ho H i Melville Mo So J tion aghan coxswain The himparell Rowing Club will hold their annual recalls ou tile Harlem River on Saturday Auc 11 ThOr events to be contested are seulor single J Junior ingles J r W fft t patroored J HuStle four oared gigs sight oiril slisll and tinubii scull txreral entries hav alreauy been baud flllu ad Iii indiealiOos are mat the coining regatta will fully eunal lwl If nt surpass any heretofore lven iIMI v ellknown organization Tb Nw England Amateur Rowing AssociatIon will hold Its second fall rhamplonsblp regatta overlIe old Charles filler court Itolon on Labor l ay Monday Kept I commencing at 11 A M The events lo b con tested are so follows Mingle sculls ssalor sIngle culls junior single culls Intirmillate single sculls I one Quarter mue dub ting canoe double I paxidl best and best canoe one tnlltx one turni double srull shells lunlon fouroared shells senior fouroard thills Junior four oared working boats senior fonr oared worklne boats Junior eight 0Ie shells I The en trance fen met Bind 1 canoe tli ilngle I scull p double mulla Idl our oars 110 I eight oar 111 Enlrlet will be received lo and Including Monday Ang 13i and must Ie l addressed to Jimr II Flanagan Ho retarr W IUk street Boston kass The officials seat Ueleree William liovsctier 1rssUsnt Middle Stairs Be gattaAuwctatiou starter Walter Mlrnpson President hew ICoglaiMl Association lime keeps Jaroei R Abnrii it T Freeman and Walter L llarei JadgtB at tbnr ours T It tiasridan and J Frank TAeyI df udgs at the Oolsh U J Uahoney and L U Bulllvani otflclal photographr a L J 3 bK eyes CotulBBll The Hll ef the 31st The CameoS Chicago r mal IBM Iall 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Lens TaMe A Kearney j Carriage JlScponitort 130 d 132 EaRl 13th at U Private Stile I 1 AH ENORMOUS OimiKNT of all the new doytsa4 I MKISO and RLMMRIt CAIlRtAtJBH ALL ThIS IEW DmiUNblliOAI MAIU and OTItfl f l jl NAT hAl HOODS prominent among which I tbT oYOlldnMo the display I ot Chlldrift Nshlclet for donkey and ponies i EIIOOT1NU AOnNR Kensingtons Derby Wagon t Triple Buckboaril rn with and wltneui gloom tO5 Joubert A Ithite liuckboard forftu and MX paisenreri BROlUIIAMl AMI ULTAOON FRONT BBOUOnAtUL new and second band by the belt city builders xm7e i CLASS FrONT AND LEATHER IlKADB BOOBA VV A YS IIXIADSENORn ASI EXTKSblON 1ltOVTSj Oeape and Curtain Rockawaya OTOFTA LAfDAUiETS and MAIL rIl48TOSd ColtTa ua4 IWFI IUAEtOllti JADI ltlAiiTONS lRlThtl snd lIiAITONS LiticTOlIti lrflJdOIC TOP I fOI VAUUSANl1 lIoTUIAOON8I1rALt1tIIr WAUOIIFTTE AND DinOT WAGONS PA1KTEI AM IN OAK TJLBURYS DUO CARTS AND tONY CABT4 H I OUR IIARNKS8 BOOM hAS J ii TrIll IArttlK ASh F1NKST STOOT OF i t IMPORTED ANI IIOUKRTIi UAKNKBU 8DDL1I AI nllIlLI 1111111 FUR AND CLOTlI I itoot 1ILA1lET14 to IN AMERICA U l ElOElSeS t J or AIL KIM1H FAMILY HORSBU ROAPBTBIUL TROTTKRS BAW1L1S nORm AM1 UOBkUtBa AIVAYli ON hAIti i A1 lalATy SALE 1KTEMIISO rUtUIllAKKRtl WILL 110 WELL TO EZ AMMBOCR IMMKSfiK STOCK BEfOJia UUYINO KLbLWllEBK I I BUSINESS WAGONS Our Handmade Wagons unIt AOKIoUWLEDOYP TIIB St8T FOB 111 TOlC CITY TltlhTI I 1 j And are Cheanest to Buy WE CARRY i IN STOCK SO WAOONH TO SUIT ur PUKPOnKS CALL HKFORE IUItORliIIIU JlLIJIo WhERE 5511rw YOUK WAGON co f I 1 llG ST llurtaim ci corner JBamk i BREWSTER CABRIOLET f STIVERS DOG CART Br7 T OABU moderate figures for cash Carriage Repairs a Specialty j 3 EDWARD CALLANANS SON j CAUKIAOK nTJItDKIt 57 WEST 44TH STBTII AND OTlTATS f SPECJA r i I BARGAINS is TWO AND TiirtKB SEAT Durorl WAOONS raaaenxer Warona seating eleven BronBi I open Surreys In oak and natural wood extension top 8 eurreys abrlolets Ladles lark 1liastous alto BaasV U boards Ilnrjlts Iony and Itoad Carts Lout ee1iIai 1 ot riessur Traps Best goods lowoit prices tic from the builders Jtll ItAClM W100N AND lARJUAOJllce Jj I 111 Wooster St New York I Et H 1 Larrrst ttock In U Sot eilvery Wagon for Dry r t Ooons laundry Bottlern Urocers Carpenter riamo I era Confectioners and all other business beet rooda I our own make of lu materIel nneit nnlsh gaseous lie term Bur frotn the builder ItACIMB WAUON AM CAnHIAOJ5 CO 4 i 131lij 1 Bomb oth av Sew York I I BUSINESS AND DELIVERY t WAGONS Buy of the manufacturer save money Our vifoafli are hand made uilt l vn premise fully warranted Use new in second hand delivery wagons alt sties and 4 sljlra frr expreia grocers butcher bake laundry caruentirs clrr eoojs Ac tttIIHUN IvAOOV i 14 lesmbllsbed IHuO Ot3 lladaoss BU SOT Clinrlr u 4 4 1 CIsrlCL j o peotal Tnit received two car loads of DIll Ibtq IS i Dehreir Uagnu for countr use with or without top ICAClNi VAUON O 151 I Bouth Slit BT 8 T I AT UNITKII STAT11WA11ON AND CARBIAQB I j COd an AV CORNKH 4UTII ST CITY ALL Elliot OF DFflVKHV tiRDCBItS BAEKIUr mTCIIIKN IUIIBV Mllk CAltPKNTEttr AtflS HiA N flh sCtU KXIKhhs WAOdSH ON it AMI AM MADKTOOBDBB TMY FhTIMATFH UMSIIHII ALSO CAIlUIAOgS UA8 f i SKHS tMI HlASKHn CIKA1E HOUOB VflUtt CITY hAS IAVIIFSTR ADI M8JJANTBD HUMPIIREliB VFTERfNARY MANUAL noa page T t I I of treatment and care of domestic allmI11o oJ rntie sheen dog bore and iiOUltrVInt fres Ao 4 j dross UliMllllrvs UlCINh 10 coiner ot Wu Him nnd John ta Vcw lore I KJTPiVKn FROM 1LI1MHS forty hones weighing I Is frnui lKXl to I Till nonde each all good workers sid drher Apply nt IMTater I st Brooklyn t I IJ htitl Jr1L1CIIItC1 J h I CENTRAL PARK RIDING AGADEMr if JtItING sliMMilit 14EAPION M rst bud Maulei illrersou a frown I LON BIIANOE I New York School open all sumniir with Inslroctatm IIIOAXiI tV I I THE 1I0lunnn IMSllXfi ACADEMY 1 KIITK MXtlMKR HKAHON AT vrrsr iu IUNCI IIKANCJO Nw lurU Hint Oi ru nil Mumm EQVf THI S lUlllTh Illiistriteil talNuf r a I EotIhTIMAS II MIITMAJ hADPLK ro I IB Chamber I Ull Tan anoTOun AMD DJPLK Expert Markps Se llee 1st Be TrsU Xo portjust Coated Th Iittlir RIO Club wilt kola lIa annual shoot at Cyprtt Hill Park en Belt 1 and II Jut bifor the Cresdmeor fall medley no Marion Blfi Club ot Jirw Cltr ha picked out Labor Day Sept t for 111 thirteenth annual prize shoot Shooting at SCO and 300 yard and 75 feet on a Urmaa nun and short ranr atnst form tbo protramm Out Irian of th Newark Otm Club scored aa easy victory over W holly ot Kaarny recently There be no probability that the Nark and Mlddl au Onn Clubs will ever hoot tb lone talkadcf match at Ih Ulodesix mm hive failed at three different limes to Set Ihlr team tntthr The Newark mark men are wilitof to shoot tralnst I Mlddlntx If I Obarles smIth will bring hi team to John Erbs rroundsona certain data The return much would than tale pIece Hunlien The WIHianiihurch Shooting Society offer an dIne slv prorramin for the lnbe annual prim shoot 10 be held at t 0 niasel Cyprus Hill Yank on HIM 14 and IS Thztur Rite Club and Its hooting maslra Char lie and hanoi Settler iri quite proud ot the fact thai no accldeai ha ever occurred on their rang The rule to taboo all pietnl practice Is slrletly enforced 01 It Is ant thought that IIW newly proposed New York pIstol club will ever orllI It Is ilimcult to fled suit able quart for inch an organlnUcn orT few mn belong loo many gun cltih 00 Long Itlanu as r Ifandr who won the club bade and first rrli it lbs Cony island Rod and Gun Club shoot an I Wedneidav rank claiv the known wing shot and number fo the Newark Don LIUO and y Lnmbrryer ot Larch r W i mom will hoot a match on John Krb grounds M Newark for loW a tide on Wdnetdy neit There will be lUll lira birds for each maa and modintd lisp Uniham nales will I govern th contest Th rtnrn match b twn tn tama ot th Cmcratd and Washington Heights gun clubs will lake plane at New Corp on Wednesday Aug Itt Louis llrnner rresldent of the Algonquin will probably act as rt ere Alter this match the Washington Heights I Club will bar another lussl with the well known Jeanett tlnnciub at the latter grounds on the Quttnburg rac track Huh the third annual Keystone tournament that takes plane at Corny ra nevt wek from the Iflth lo tbe jsd the season for trap shotting mar he said In be fairly Inaugurated loom that data until ha June seaSon opens large I tournamnu follow In qtlok snccss slou At llrrlbtirg fa Anr 21 lo xu Ihe North End Gun Club have an open to all artificial target tourna ment Tb nut In order Is I the annual Hindi tourna ment at Cincinnati O ThIs tournament will attract shooters from almost avery Slat in the Union ol lowing then cornea IIVrbl annnal boot of the Middlesex Inn Club which Is held at Dunellen N J This Invariably one ot the largest meetings held nrr this country The liberality Cn the management In I offering Y Wy guaranteed l purses never fallstodiawa I large number of entries In addition to the shale many mailer Oteetinge wilt be bsld which are only ot local Interest Lev WP UlBCBtbnrae LOIIDOK Anr II1Th following the tenth game of thechuinsteh between Blackburn and Lee with Doles I by 1 Ounsbrc LIB Buexivm WIL Iloet 1 KIKOB rat Z FQ4 DRIB SEt3Ia B B 4 4 POD4 FKD 8 o KtKBSfb JDS a p x P lzP 7 El B 3 r K 3 tKh B O KI3 QQ2 KEacc HCKte 1LPJti XI B 3 II tOIlS nnQ 13 B O2 B 03 IS KtI14 K KIK3 If Pin BB4 13 PKI4d It B3 mlnntea 1 c mintttM IS Xt KBS Castle 11Irr Dull IdPxDe PEa iBQRC DKs l 20 aa ran 31 KtKtBCi rB4f 2213K2 23PXt4g iK4ti 34 Pep 2aqQeq 31 PiV Oct11 2v nuns S 117 n BxRt dilL 34K04s 1302 29PI13 fl1L0ch Resigns Two hours One bour4o mlaute dolls IT I GCXIBBBO fal A departure from the usual move adopted In former games itt U stems doubtful whether whit has gained any thing by his third move tbc l It 4 Is l seldom good generally peaking d An advance under unfavorable auspices ie 1 This work out vary badly for white black ob tains a strong centra taTab sudden way In which Blackburn wilt getup an attack forms the principal charm of hits play f bevel remain tn line of fIne of a muted battery h Carrying a Try One Idea conceived on hit nineteenth move m 1 The cllmaxl If ze B s Q black mates In two moves Qneekberner Coca to the SI A C No event his happened during the past reason which ba shown better what efforts the Manhattan Athlttla Club U making to get athletic supremacy than the ao qulrmcnt by this club of C A J 1 Jueckberner who although he represented the staten island Athletic Club on June 28 at the Eastern championship games tlgnlfld hIs Intention of representing the alsnhattan Athletic Club In the future lie has many friends In ihe latter organization for It Is composed larcoiy ot old time retired athletes who hare known Qoeckb rnr for many years sod appreciate his ability Quack homer has been dissatisfied with the athletic manage men of the Staten Island Athletic Club for Over B year and Isle acts of that clubs athlete committee hare dUpUased hInt to such an extent that he vowed he would never wear their colon acaln after winning two flnt place and tn point for the club at the Eastern otiamplunblpa lie always has been n or bruI t amateur weight throwers In I this coun try and Indication are that lie will show baton the season end that be Is 1 at the very top of the heap for he lain condition to beat the record for throwing the upouud weight and J Ii Mitchells 1B3 feet H inches with the 10pound hammer ii thought to be within his reach Qneokberor says he will place both these records rDkr ords to hIs credit at the h3rU opportunity and aa n beat atltobeUa record for the copound welifht 1 II feet 1 Inch by over 13 Inches with a weight three outlets light at the Eastern championship games few athletes 00 not consider him Mitchell superior ut this game Oueckberner has bad quit a earner tu amateur sib Nt orWJuI Idle I commenclmr competition lu Irl7i3 when tn was 1 ut Iii years old He Joined the cottlthAmenean Ally leilo Club and staved with them uutll they disbanded I l uhn tblrh r g in inns when be Joined the tew lurk Athletic Club inS remained a member there until Ills when officers came in power with I whom he oould not agree Heal lied himself inch with I the OnUtool Athletic Club and baa won many honors for that organization lie has I been wishing to lear for some time and It Is I tboUoht lIst the vigor with wblch the Manhattans en courage thletics will suit blu tastes very well ho lu duceruents are thought to have been offered him for h Is not of tIc kind that ned them It has been hinted that there may be some trouble lu gettIng his releas from tb Stalin Islanders who do not relish the Idea of losing such a valuable athlete and It these people wish they cun kep him out of competition for a year unles the Amateur Athletic tnlon should Interfere and con rider that queckberncr a cause for leaving the H L I A C justifies a release If the big athlet wears Ibe cherry diamond at both the American and Cauadlan cbamolonshlp this fall ttU com eJed by roost athletes that he will win ten point ou each occaslou for bit club Jersey CIty Athletee Compete Tb Initial home games of the ScottlshAmerlcan Athletic Club wire decided at the West Fid DrIving Park Jertcy City yeifrday afternoon the prcseuc ol an enthusiastic number 01 spectators Ilejctes from the Silver Puritan and Scottish American athlitlo clubs and the Lorllard Debating and Athletic Auoclatlon were present and the affair was quite succesf The ismes B Invitation lbs prlii beIng prTld by corns promlnut portov1nff I merchants of Jersey CIty Ibe surprIse ol the meetIng was the defeat of Hart In the qi art r mil br 1ressjer a new sOd most proinisluK youth sirlntr The lime made In cult event was betirr than It ap pears as the track wa heavy and holding The result one hundred yards dull hsndlcsp Won by John Hart scratch with J 1 llelllr IB yards lecund Time 11 On 1 alf mil run handicapWon by William Hal stead 4yrils with 1 BoarUinau 40 yards second Time 2 mmiitti ll 4 second Unrgnarlermlle run cratch Won by C PremIer hy I 01 i end with J lhant second Time second One mile run handicapWon ly I W I loisey I 15 yanls with Harry Adams 30 yard second Time f minute seconds line furious run handlep Won by J Rellly tIC yanls with 1t Inlnx 12 yardix second Time lJH eecunds OssmeB or the Dork The annual picnic and names ot lbs Braasworkers Association took place at Uulta Park ISM street and the Southern BouleTard yesterday A urge number 01 prize wr offered the winners In the came by well known firms The gains were open only to those who vcreactualy I enianed In the rffonb festivities Were bisuii with a serifs of games for the employees of rt 1 Mutt The winners were aafollown Joiner mil Kun for hIei tndir 19 Scratch Won by Jopb telch usHer mil Hun for Boys Under 18 Scratch Won by JoTin Curly Half mile Run Scratch Won by J Waraert T Mur phy second TII raines opn to all la the trade wr then begun aud resulted as follows Km yard Uash Scratch Won by Joseph Lester J Wagner OOBt tta yard riuyRac Scratch Won hyThomat Fnryi II hlsiiluun lecond and Charles tllehl I third 2jnyard Sub oratcbH on by J 1 fliJer X Elbell lecotiu 44ivyard Bun Scratch Won by J Watt T Brady teoonil Hop SIP and Jump Scratch Won by John hider distance covered St tact u inches C Murphy tecund ditancU4 feet o tIme was taken The danclBf beget at 4 oclock and continued until midnight Note or the Hwlmmer H It now said I the Manhattan Athletic Club I will engage gage Hubert r Mane I as wiiiiinlnr insiruclor The Rundtrom Mf ee match will b on of the fix tures for September as both men are anxiou lo inel The New York AthletIc Club will rely on Dr Herman T Brauo fluy Itlcbards II t Tonsamt and T J 1 Wails to carry theIr color lo victory In the champonsulus Denny Build the elchampion Is now In the employ ef the Gloucester N 1 terry Company Holier In tends to so Into training soon to prepare himself fur a match with Johnson the Bullish swimmer AliBdr Mefftrt lbs sthlqts whom the Manhattan Atlilntlo Club expects ts win the one mil race at the swimming championships n putting la some trial work II Is doIng betuf than ever In his practice Probably no two atbletti ever looked more unlike than Johnson and Meg the rival twitnmer The American It eliot brousid and wiry while the Knt llsbmsn Is bU tall heavy and beam with an amount of superfluous hit and tissue around his framo nilllam Johnson th manager of Doyle bathIng pavilion at West llrlihtou Ueacb requsts TIIB kvr to announce that he It wllllnt lo swim Itoorl Maye a In noli at sea distance nv inllei for a elsIe nf 53 4 a sIde the match to com oil as soon so posslbla Alfred Laseland the horseman Johnsons backer The Manhattan AthlUc Club members It Is said will back Johnson to a man ejalnst Dr Brauu In ib I0i yard championship race Johnson recent woBdirful fard braklu fiat bating riven the Cherry III tend partisans th utmwl coofldiuo In hIs abDIiy to Send the fastlme ludliu f her ny be bnwiver another JebSleO atoM the onUtaai to iDtai LbS yafuan mAVit B 1 lLiW w CTtlCKBT sabattas Ta mepelttsiB K B Cobb inning etso net Cab was the fatnr et the tarn at respect Park yesterday between the lanhatlaoa and Cotmgptlltana This U the hUbeet In dividual tccraot the season and It was mad without a chant being gives The score i BABBATTAR ioebJaekson 0 8 A Keen b Jackson 0 It Martin h Reid lq D y t Irsndsrtast b Jackson B bLobb Bntout PO A Wallls o Elforl b filfnlor 17 li n Bieiicm not out 14 a Mlicbell I Did nethat J Coltsllo J Byes 0 I4ghyea a VIde 1 Total 157 cniiorotrtAK US Jackson e Wallls KRosi Is K n Forhule Ccstellob Martin o r VT illicit b Martin t 2 J 1 L Beldhiobn 8 J 1 Mltnlor clod Frenatrtilsi b Cobb T 1 J Plinnsry ran out o w AlBiwnrtbc rrndiriil h Moon 4 II u Waktrc Noon b Cobb n J L Dounamnnt out B It biford n Cobb o J Munrob Cobb 4 1175 a Log byes Total lily TOSB Tt XXW JBBBST A 0 The Kw York hd an easy win from the New Jsr seE A C yesterday at Central rank by no run f W Stratford and J 11 Lacy dud the principal batting The score sir Toss A Btratr b Cult 8 K A Smith b llltchlna 4 r W Stratford b Turnir IA W Hammond r Bllla b Turner is J II Lacy b Kills 13 J Bourke b Clarke e K A ekyos b l larks 4 W a Low b Clark u P B Ullbert b Clerk e C Hutton b Clark n J McNtTln not out ft Bye 31 f fbyes 11 Wides S Total ill BIV ocuzy A O T0ClarksoOllbcrLhA Stratford S a O Turner a Union b r Stratford it W riifford b A Stratford 1 c II Rills tpo Hammond b y Stratford 9 w llertwlitc not out a II S Sandall b A Stratford o C V llitchlntb A cuallord is Is Enter h A Stratford 2 II F Fox run out 3 K O Kockwood e hlatnrnondftt Skin l JD Boyd b skyn o yes 7 Lgbyes 2 TU1 81 Kraft COUKTT TB FlacciD The King County easily defeated the Bedford T Urday at Irospecl lent winning by 27 run The seer i BBDroan J Offlcr b Wood a J May b Wood C W Low r llinJ b SndtTOT 3 A Pmvdlty run out 3 ALowslbw b Wood l K May b Wood 4 II PIcker b Weed t II A holmes b Krauklln 0 7 K Uriyoott not out s A Slater run out 3 KJ Baweil run out u extras 13 Total Hi lines corny n hinds li PIcker j RC I Mlchell o c Lowe b ricker o C Franklin itpd Draycott b 8mdley 13 T OBellly b i Lowe I 3 W J Wood c and u I Picker S W T stiles not out ai 0 Il Phlllipsc c Lowe h lOcker a B Bnelerov Ut wicket b A Lowe a W Oltellly b A Low 3 c iuims0 A LOW 5 B J 1 WOO4 e J May b Smedley e Eitras a Total BBXKXLKT A C TB BBnOKtTX The Berkeleya placed another vIctory to their credIt rpterdayby defeating the Brooklyn at Berkeley Ural The score BKBEXLBT C O Tolly b Dnraat o Butler o Humbert b Tuttlo 4 C II Bea ley ti Iiorant o U Weecli Tuttle K J II Lambktn notxiut 37 11 Water c Xoberlum b Tuttle U K Kelly U Onrant Q C f Carnahan b Tuttle o L fce enottfcn runuot n W U Kntty n Tuttle 0 FJnneab Tuttle o Bse 2 Leg byes M Wide i Total w BOOXLTX C C P fl Orene b Tolly J Humbert o Wecli b Holler i H tchofleid 1 b wb Tolley u A 8 IMirant IA Tolly p 11 Helmi b ToIleT JI HoKrtlon b Toller IN J Duncan o Tolley b Butler 4 B Rule e Carnahau b Butler 7 W lltKClna b Toley in B Lee h Tolley I O Tuttte not out 3 bliss 3 Lti byei i Total 02 COIXOrOLITAIf SOrDiD TB BlXUtV r a C A The Cwmopolllan necond eleven and the T M G A of Harlem playil a rcry close tame at Central Park yesterday The Icofel italian Turner o Trait b itaclean 4 Fenwick b tlo ey 3 RoliorU o Robblutb Maclean 13 W lilte b OoTy o Turtle b Cover 4 Aloerva a CuR b Uaclean b Wneeldnn c Hrlrgt b Maclean 3 Dunkerly b Uore 1 Mitchell loreb Cuff i Hay uorey 9 riutorald not out i Extra U Total comorouTiii Kemp b Alberea s rnrt run tnt ty Vrlcn Albcrjra u Uovey b Turtle o Kobblns h Albrita lu Jebb t Mitchell b Turtle 3 Pratt b A urira i Pliable b Turtle u obnL run nut a lamer b Alberga o Etouuvtret not out o Extra 13 Total if BAXILTO Tft AKATxrX tKlGVK The Amateur Leatne C C defeated the Hamilton Club at Fort II arnlllun yesterday r I Sharp howled wall for the amleura sod ftoberi did food work wIth the leather lor Hamilton The score liaR IL700 an Mannln b Slurp h Monty b niint 3 Robert b sharp 1 A KllaiielLc fiarvln b Sharp W ritclier b bharp o K A ner r Ulll b Sharp o i lliunuso aiidn bbsrp i W h ke 0 sharp b Maclean a T Mcljouon b iiaeean 3 O Beer tw i Sharp 0 J N inckion not out o Extra iu Total 37 AUATBITB LKAOVB H A loons K Roberts 5 41 II uib Bobern 6 II Mncle n b Manliluc a IS nould b Roberts o W E iHI b ltobru 11 C MarvIn b Biibert o 41 Him b Pitcher a I hhJrn b IOberl 4 T C Maitlnti llobrt i W White uol out 1 KrKnb Mtcher n Kxtra u Total 0 KIVU CODXTT iironn intm TB rATBaMH The Klnn county men were badly beaten at Paterson riterday ae they took dowu a ver weak Lain of only i ninD uncl recruIted their irniUi from ililr of pvni uuoutaldmeu The core i BI CI CotO TCoppeck c MHInoui b Myei 0 J Mclfonali c and b hayes 111 T Clarkon b Douglas is II nnnly b Douilaa U4 II I Slide 0 Iiouitlaa as K Button c Mays b Uourlaa ifi lV Rliy r Maya b Uouila i X Urabani b iayse 6 J HlnchollBe c htllhone b Douglas a K Bullwk b Douglas 4 J Sutioa notoul u Kstra la Tutal 140 ririnian r Uayea run out I VouTern b Cocpeck it H Doui U run out I J Ulllliuie b Copped J 1 Iluitll b Copped I I IJoUtrau o Lapped b McDonald o T Atre b McDonald 0 to ilrlmibawb M Donald I II Dultiin b XcHouild I W Mctta U lopp ck 0 H Rainbow not out o Ultra a Total nn 11 K JacksOn of the OomopUtau ant W i Wood of the Kino County Club irs baying a olo Btbt for the lloyd Cup In the treat match at Lords between Bnrland and Atutrallv played on July 31 fJ ana 33 over 5htw tpeotaion pala for admission the receipts amounting to over 580Al No more cup matches will be played In PhiladelphIa until fall Sloth tile Halifax and Club Kcord cups win probably ro tn the Qermaatown Club which Las not lost a libel sam The club may it planed In this order In the Metro polltan League Sinai Manhattan second haw 1ort third Kings County fourth Cosmopolitan fifth hew Jrsey A C sixth Bedford The Mauhatiaui have lost only one tame and the New Yenta two lbs lead l cr5 mil meet again before the series Is I concluded PlayIng for the rnniylranta Railroad ITen Ca at trdarMalnai BelmOBI aeuond Facy and A E Smut mad one ot the longest Bland OB record for Amrtaa ptlckt OtliUir foMthM with the aaor at U thtir baruMBlp laUaTtoai X3I a haTb en ot lain 41 fleeS bauioa lattti UP fasey 1101134 sal riffiUk t s uiT tun 0juvroAD iBJumu TOCZC It is rrepod to HUT Cpetltioaa a ss of the rrlacli Cilia Entrena Van Schalck Chairman of the Ath letic Committee of the Manhattan A C has arranced tho proposed tour of the famous Bui ford harrier ot Manchester England through out this country and the following letter wilt chow the complete plans It has been sent to tho Chicago Athletic Club Chicago Ill i DuCTri loAO iluffalo N Y Athletlo Club ot the BohnTlkltl Navy Philadelphia Ta Iloiton A A llonton Mass Missouri A C Bt Louis Mn and Detroit A C Detroit lIch On behalf ol the Athletic Committee ot the Manhattan Athletic Club having charge the matter ot arranging for a erien ot joint Inter club meetings between the Manhattan Athletic Club of Now York city and tnaSVford Harriers ot Manchester England In conjunction with local clubs at points outside ot Now York oily at which meetings will be held I should be Bind It you would place before the proper com mlttfo of your organization the following proposition A meeting to be held at your city under the joint auspices of the Manhattan Athletlo Club Balford Harriers and your or canlzatlon the Manhattan Athlotio Club and Balford Harriers to receive onehalt the not receipts of said meeting your organization to rccoiMi the remaining onehalt of the nut receipts The HallorU Harriers team would compete nt said meeting aa would also the Manhattan Athletic Club team Thin event at Bald meeting to bo as follows One hundred Tunis run Ji yards run 410 yards run lIMO yards run 1mllo run 2mlle utoeplcohane 0 mile run all handicap together with nuoti ad dition OR you may eugnest Entries tocloO with the fecretarf of your organization ono week before date of your meotlng The i rlts to be as follows Gold medal for the lInt man Kilter medal for the pee ond loan nnd bronro mocha for tho third man In earn event Entrance fee fIftY cents The cost ot each sot of medala to be 23 and to bn manufactured bjJ F IVdcr son 41 and 43 Maiden limp New York city or manufactured bv local jowllers similar to seta of mrdul furnished for Now Yurt city meet ings by J F 1eOoratn i our organization to limo entire control of the tnnnaeornent of said olnt meotlng subicct to the approval of the Manhatlnn Athletic Club Athletic Committee rho moetlncs to ho run on as economical a basis UK Is consistent with tim running of Orat class games lu cane of tho meeting proving to be a finan cial toe your organization would bo expected to stand that bee as tile Manhattan Athlotlo Club and Nalford Horrlcrs would meet with a loss In the direction of railroad fare and hotel hills ot the two teams As you will see bv tile nlioro proposition U le toe desire of the Man hattan Athletic Club and the 6altord Uarrlern to give those joint meotlncs for the purpose of advancing and populnrlzlng amateur sport la the United titates and not for the purpose ot making money It IB I the Intention to hold the flrst competi tion at the Canadian championships Saturday Kept 37 the lint joint meotlng to be held at Detroit Wednesday Ort 1 the second joint meeting to bo held nt Chicago Saturday Oct 4 the third joint meeting to bo held at St Jjouls Bandar Oct B the fourth joint moot Ing to ha held at Buffalo Saturday Oct 11 the fifth joint meeting to be held at Now York city Saturday Oct IH the sixth joint meeting to bo held at Philadelphia Saturday Oct 25 and the seventh joint meeting to be held at Boston Saturday Nov L A New font for Wheelmen The unequalled facllltlt which are afforded rendntt on Louz Island for bicycling has don much to build up a stronf cycling orcanlxstlon the Queens County Whielraen In that pretty Brooklyn aubnrb Richmond IIIIL The club which at first livid a rather secluded life Is now one ot the most prominent cycling club In the country The officials and member hT for some time bean consIdering the advisability of erecting a club house and at a meeting re centhy held by the committee In chars of the matter it we deemed expedient to begIn werk at once for the ereniien of a tiandsome frame structure To buildIng S Ill ba on one of the prominent Itrels of the butt end whIle not partIcularly commodious will non laIn everytubcg nedsiasry for a bloyclists comfort The membershIp of the club now number thirty wIth fair prospeotI of the number reaching fifty before be wInter Much of the succesa o te organzation is due to the officIals of the club nf whom Capt harold 4uar trop has been one of the prime mover WheelIng The Harvard UnIversIty Cycling Aiioclatlon will hold a road race In the fall The New York Fiate caamptonihlp races will be run at the Syracuse meeting lleura Newman and Chat of the Lincoln C O rod lau miles In fourteen boors last month The Bedford Cycling rlub of Brooklyn will hold club race on Labor IJay fur the championship of the club Twenty races Including ordinary tandem and safety events will be run at the Chicago tournament on Sept Ii and 20 the Manhattan BIcycle Clubs flyers are all In aetlT traIning for theIr clua racctlo ba held on the Mm bridge court on Labor Day The Rut Orange Cycle Club wtll hold a twomil handicap roan race on Saturday Aug 24 on th Cen tral avenue course at Orange The recent tn mil road race of the III tagBicycle Club resulted In a Tlctory for Lllommedieu who won In 43 minutes L Wclg second In u mmct s Holbein the Uncllsh road racer has been hard at work getting Into oondttlou for an attempt lu lowr his own twenty four hour record 0248 mllea In the contet for the llannr mileage medal among the members of the Cincinnati Bicycle Club J rety lead with 44rx miles and T AUnp Is second with 354O miles to bU credit All the plan forth American Derby Tit th Hart ford Wheel CIUQ s tournament are completed and there Is every Indication that no wneelmen meeting will equal tIle club blowout lull lessen The pneumatic tire Is becoming used to a large extent In England but It II found only amour the racing lemcnt Ihe inaehln will never become generally ued la liii U country there ara many additions neces sary to niuk tIle machine perfect The East Hartford bIcycle track was built In the turn mr of toOlS at au expense nr lost than iWu Th expenses of kepluelt In repalrand of houdini dresalig rooms Ao hale amounted to about Fool Nine race meets 1mev e been held on the trade and nearly ASiO In tirlzeha been competed for on It A iw bicycle club composed ot both ladles and cm tlrinen hat been orffautznd In Rochester They have adopted the nolue of ths llalnblere ISletole Club The following oRleans have bsen eiecisd lreellot J o lirulin hiorssldeut W P lenibroge t4cretarv hi A hlsulowsy Treasurer M U Joslin Captain 1 J Dukelow harry CornelL hartford cnavk llyer of taut season ii at present abroad It is scarcely probable that he will do any racing thIs year Ludwig Eoieter this speedy Rwedo who races with the hartford Shesi llnb contlignt seems 10 be suffering IbIs month from 5 hapus tirotit the present apsarsuces lames Wood and fate will probably be this moot promInent Hart ford riders to Coolest at the Charter Oak rita racas Sept I and 2 Lawu Teul JamesTerry a yonnger brother of Syilys Terry the celebrated eg5aie haf bad is a very cleor teu0ie player 1511 cear lie woo the gentlemen double at nngiewond playIng with Carroll J Post They tiad a very dies Cell for It however and won chiefly through 5005 clever lob by Terry The latter receiitiy acloee matc at the rooiyn heIghts iuui tub with ens of tie strongest representatives ot the Cre ceut A IX defeating tho lattr tiS 113 3cl l tiC 7 A ChamberlaIn of the Marine and 1114 Club t Ilay Ridge I on excellsot player at lhe net sri to no gsniled as lb best player In the club Itl a ronIt no vaslsfl when Oils cUll visitel the groutdu lii tlitilii berlelil wee regueeted to pisy sri aliiibition match agelnit her lie lisA beard of tbIo famous yonlie Irish woinaim and was vory loath tohlek his reputatIon syalost her touch to the emueautsot of his frIend Few men can land being dfeaud by a woman Chamberlain however woui probably hay won bad be played her and ben at hIs bit There Is ionic talk of Iniktoiy the Cresceal joorna mclii a scratch eteol owng to his Olilicult I CSUgIIIg tIle obliily of the various players liiii bowever us flinhiClit 13 mnotty of the muemtere to b a zuislake a it will prevent maul frotn enlening and the singles would be aimout a sore thing for Csrroll Iost hlesurs Channel alt Ii IV lilfelaw are practlslnf toglher fur the doibIse in this tournanleot liuth ace veteran lila ere the rorilier having Iitd a hIgh rsik son years aiiv The are rather oat of form 1 present hut are ralidir hiflytoiltic not only lt indivIdual play but lit coitibnatlIO tisrence Ilobart the celebrated tennis player of itt New York lentils Inub Is suzuewtist uurpnuod at an eu tracl rota the San Vraioico tPirunici whirl rroenth siiiorei i l In Tim buK which among other thing staled hat he bad keen unable lo win a eel from fames lbs ullsliman Mr Ilobart says in riulj that Mr Kaine olily playl him once wbirh was In practice and on that codas on lie tihobartt beat hint by a acor of tii 112 hti Ste ttsW York lettis lillbs tournament lost Jes Br Haiti defeated John Ilobirt brotterot lie celebrated player aDd this was probably the ground fur the teimnetlt Carroll 3 Post Jr the well known player of the GrfCvnt Athletic Club lipiiidlnv the m intii of August at Iuilewnod lu plays regularly on the grounds of the ruflewood yield Club nllh lla old partner In doubles M K frosser lie his been out of practice 10 far this season to which was lamely de his defeat ten second rrlss la the slnirlss at Mar Shore here his friend frniser defeated linn after a hard fought aaich winnIng the prig Post will probablr enter the H I A G tournament he tliitvi of which will lie played nu Later Pay lie will also play In the Crsciiil A U Club tournamint which U spcted to lake place aboct HepL U IT IS IMJ7H JHlia1 BELIEF Thai Hilly DOVIBHIS slrrnrd Wa B Psvtrif Arcamnlllird WalterO l ohm the amateur champion quart riDllB 3 runner and holder or the Auitrlran liatfmll runnIng i record wa Interviewed br a flci reporter yesterday lIe said hetlouulit the ilisputed record of william 01 Downs was all right aud that upon Investigation lbs Record Commtie ut the iniatvur Athletic Union will find ton in h l tho c i r nnd that the record will be allowed I Idle my opinion lie imutluned on the fact that the track WAS ery toll I firmly believe thai If M ndell Iahr I ever runt quiirteriulle In 47MOOB04I on his track at Heat ou 1ark and to th bee of nf knowledge there It I no rean m 11 doubt th great feat Hilly Downs li luliy c riiiie if be ring Ital time t His eitent his dii 1 II los la k abnut Uuwn bmg weak I 51 lbs nnlsb 1 reiftril as rih Crrbaps 1 am better uualldeito Sled lill his iinuter of ins nnksbs tbass any other attileic us we lists litd many doe rasea to gether III is I one of the st onuel lilllshers thai Tr cimpeud with and I have net er seen him tire yt B mailer how last the pace i I tiring askel about U trlsngnlar rcord bnakuc match which a rouiiiiiurnr imounte u to be de clileil thIs fail e lib Vrn eu tilLer Downs and Dohio as conlestsiita at ebepShsd bat ihe obatnploo audI So bar as lam I concerned perioually tie wLeu will not take place I aia etigagod in jouruaJUm and while I would like lo rnmptte in the future I anticipate re tiring from acfTe r iiiipelllirti ut Ills end of the season aIt would be manifesto liupostlbl Ion toe todvot 3 the lirsper attention lo mr buslntss and al the saute time tram thorough y 1 shall compete in the Canadian euauiplousblpi al Montreal oil i ltpt 31 and the Ameri i can championships at Washli tou on del II sod will then devoId whsi spare Unit1 I lure gymnastic work nut with a view to rom tlng nnlsss 1 develop nn anticipate1 turin In some branch out nether on the grounds cf rood health and physical growth In the rrlsed racing rules of the League ot Amirtcam Wheelmen framed last laouiry U was utade oomph sony for lielslsiis to die thirty days uoiloe of 41strtc championshIp races In conseuuenc ot thj Callus ef th Tauntnn Mae division tokp up wttts5bta iii the racing board have been compelled M B ai an e i ceptlon IB thslr cue and permit them to ran tbl ri4s en Thursday to as to permit tat kiauit 01M0 IISt9stus ut3tewBI1lesiiie

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r I THE SUN SUNDAY AUGUST 17 1890TWENTYTWO PAGES ifIor I Iorftbe m I SUNDAY AUGUST 17 1890 Untm omcifTlir CN TiE IUI f Ott on win strand fliestlotis ibould bS rluleal bld rrr JI UITI 4 Ita4 London 1 The New Issue The week ending yeatorday cloeed with the sobersided wing of the Republican party eomowhat ahead of the aBeresalve element hloh haa been rallied Into prominence by the lion THOMAS DwoiunT RID and the toward lion WILLIAM MOXIHLKT rroarosa Uon WILLlo MoKIILIT Prgrl8 tolar harmony IB l slow but the forcruoat men chiefs of among the oonaervntlvca tho the undivided organization In 188 tho Hon JAMIS dlLLEfinn BLAIXB and tho lon to hays MATTHEW STANM QUA neem t gained rather than lot since tho llepubll 1 can terrors REED and McKiHLET frt received on trrs could not ceived the Intimation that they coud run away with their party n of notice that tho former editor I It I worthy notce tmt 01 tor of the Trtbunt our present Minister t Franca Mr Wmtxiiur hEW by his able discussion of the American hog distinctly ranges himself In line with the scheme of rnge rereuuo which Mr ELAINE BO lightly dropped upon thoback of the IcKnLi bU After throwing Mock acrosa tho path of A the proponed involution In the LODE bill Mr QUAY eUU aces tho dletlnotly different Jlnea which ho has rnnrkoU out for Republican can action undisturbed The transfer ol tho party supremacy from the old loader to the now has not t yet talum place The contest between old and new Republicanism Is not set tled The famous StalwartHalf Brood p epllt developed it Intense hostility much more rapidly than the present Republican disagreement but i never possessed 1 tithe of the notional Importance or of the Intellectual of tho lectual Interest which can b afllrmed t Issue recently teooffiilrod and precipitated 17 tru lion JAMES U HLALNE 1 Hastening to Their Death Hevrlll l newspapers on last Friday reported ed that three of tho nine missionaries who vent to Africa a tow months ago from Kan I ras sud Minnesota Intending to push Inland to the Soudan had been murdered by tho Arabs or negro trIUs of the Interior Tnn I HUN has inason tu hope that this Is an er roneous ntntcnientof the fth that his b tnllen these younn Americans and that as a trotter of faot none o the party has been raurdqrad though I Ir unhappily true that three of tem died of lover shortly after ar iMncatHlsrrn Loone In Juno At tact n couuta the other nero fever stricken and almost holuleas nod tho prospects of their movement for the icgencratlon of the Sou dan were very dork Indeed Blind enthusi asm has brought a tragedy to pass Those trusting people plunged Into the wilds of Africa without means support oxpeuting t pick up I living somehow In regions her civilization docs not exist and with no medicines whatever as I precaution i against tho deadly climate Perfect faith that their mission would bo blessed of Heaven and that In tho service ot the Mas ter food and raiment and health would b tbtlrp was the only capital they took for the yean they hoped t spend in the Dark Continent but it tent I 1 i a melancholy atory ought t b told t tit toll eeveral young men engaged In the missionary work of the Young Mens Christina Afleoclatlon of Kansas left tho I service of that society to spread the joyful tidings In the dark Soudan Aa I prl I Urnlnary they unfolded their plans and con ducted missionary meetings in all the larger Ittaond colleges of Kane and spent six weeks 11 other Western States from Ht Paul t Indlaoapolte and from Fort Smith t Milwaukee They had no means t mot tlwlr expenses and they would not take up ecjlectlonabecause they thought it impaired the spiritual power of their meoUngs but somehow they were provided with 1 all things Heedful atone of thelrbrethron wrote In a I trnly marvelloua manner Often thoy I vant t the depot without a cent in their I pockets but always before tho train pulled out the necessary money came t them funds to take them to hejr asked for no t lko Africa but the heart of the religious com Biunlty were stirred by spectacle of their I enthusiasm andseUsacriilce and tho money traa provided AH these things seemed t them proof that the philanthropic enterprise ts stamped with tho seal of Divine approval It was determined finally that one ot the men ihould go first as the forerunner of tho movement Mr E KINOUAN was selected tho to collect Information and a plouoer t cHct Informaton Ind snake arrangements to facilitate tho inland Journey his oomrades upon their arrival it Sierra Leone On Jan 29 last the day KINOUAX sailed from this city for the Bou dan the a ant of tho steamer on which he Balled IB reported t have telegraphed t To peka that the greatest missionary move ment of this century had begun For an account of the subsequent fortunes of RIMOXIAK and tho party that followed him we A indebted to the African News one o tbo beat and most accurate cItron iclere o eveuta in Africa KINOUAH arrived In Sierra Leone Feb SO Some I Lono on Fel Smo mission aries bound for the Niger whom he joined In England observing his very inadequate equipment Insisted upon giving him a little money and a CIO of medicines The yonngr man spent only even days collecting the Information upon which he based his advice t the party null In America to follow him at once Writing 1 week after his arrival ho said he was convinced a great deal of foollabneia had been written about tho country I a hot ot course but he had len hotter days In Kansas In one line he aid tbe country woe unhealthy but later I In the same letter ho remarked Wo should do all we can to counteract the Impression that this is an unhealthy place In fact the dlmato had braced him up wonder 1 fully He said vory truly thot many deaths there are the result of improper living In efficient medical treatment Ignoiauoe emaent mtdlc troatO lt or IjnOrauC Bio bad a very poor opinion of Sierra Leone morally and otherwise but was con Tinced It was the right place from which t tart Inland for the great Mundlngo country He gave detailed Instructions A to the sort of clothing and other supplies his friends t should carry with them but had not a WON t ay about medicines Ho and those who I joined him be mcd possessed of the calm and unshaken assurance that he who trusts In the love Indjwatchfll care ot the Father i has no need to employ the artificial agencies i that men devises for preserving and restor I ing health I That letter act tho party In motion On May U only three months Ilo eight pr I Sons led from New York t carry the Ouepet to t the Soudan The party Included two women the wife of Mr KntouAN and Mis JENNIE DICK formerly Assistant State Superintendent of tlm Young Womens Christian Association of laneU The Slate BecreUry of the Young enl Christian Association sociation of Kansas wrote of their departure fsttntlr party ci n 4p sdftii alii cc Ikt I4r4Is I surfly all tailrjays I rt hi ioj a op tnJ ol ArMlUI ppTi wt N ttwft u tol Im I lbs Word of Oon Snrtlr lbs L r4 kM al tr ttr hocoreS lbs tlapl tallk tlkM llbMTTinut CCC IUoO bu Ken asked to tr1tau trta a Sells t ta r4 thtl mpport 71 k 5D lbs d r et iUU f ca Us M boonllf oltr protMil for Ibeif 1 e5r7 u 50 UiM tbtr IMbed fOldlbl It WM a happy and confident party that sailed from this port three months 0 Friends they had made here were on the dock t 8 them off I wish wrote one I of these friends you could have seen the joy In their faces as they realized they were starting for the Dark Continent The devotion of the entire party was vory beautiful As thoy left the wharf tho little group on deck tang Were on tho Way And to they sot their faces toward Africa Thoy found misery and death awaiting them on its Tory threshold During tho first week In August a letter was received In this country announcing that the little band having reached Sierra Leone to Inland In splto safely woro preparing go Innnd spit of the fact that tho deadly Reason of almost Incessant rains was at Its height It added that they were going without modlolnisl I maybe that nothing would shako tho confidence of there people In tho efficacy of faith t but I they had ton tho least pains t learn what the climate of tropical Africa really IB l and t profit by the experi ence of other they would have known that even whit sojourner In Africa prizes the remedied for wanting off fever aa more precious far than gold But these zealous youug missionaries were not destined t perish In the bush for disease laid them on beds of suffering before thoy got away from the clvllltntion of Sierra Leone Last wook f copy of the Siena Leone Weekly received hero contained this later and mot melan choly news Ont of a vtttf of nil I bil America mtsilei arise Including two ladles all from Klaus lao Jln 0301st hire In Hit Inltrtit of the ntMTanollud ef lbs intoner of Afrit and lbs Soudan who naro bin Ujr but lb hous of Mr J Avauinii fouLly Ibrn died dnrlDf t I WHk of ftrir in1udluins tidy l n I iiKoniH wf 5 of ih inB rlni ndiat of lb ran who I hlautlf daniiroulr III ThU party baT Inilitid upon dolnc 1 for lh rai lTn bla irjln to adopt lh cuiWmt of his o anltr and hays rttuitd all mtdleal art I Ibay a r biisysri la falibbtallnt prlnelplH Tbe rtn of the put an trIdskR and step t ifs bttnj tktt to hoist tbtm I seems reasonable to discredit the report that three members of tho party have boo kie in tho interior because Mr KINOMAN who I mentioned as ono of tho victim was too U t go Inland I may possibly b tre however And In that case six members of this rashly undertaken expedition have given their lives for naught I is more likely however that the rumors of a mas sacre have been erolvod In some way from the death of three o the missionaries at Sierra Leone Kmployet Intimidation of Juror An Incident occurred In tho Court of Gen eral Sessions before Recorder Sunn on Thursday which suggests tho expediency an amendment of the laws of this State relating lating to contempts of court A juror who was summoned to serve In the August panel was Informed by the clerk of his employer jint he would either have L get excused from jury duty or his place would b filled else Upon learning of this by some one lsI lernlni thi communication the Recorder sect for the employer and reprimanded him saylngthat ho was guilty of contempt of court and that if tho juror lost hU place the matter would b submitted to the Grand Jury The em plo or explained however that his clerk had written the juror a stronger letter than ho authorized and tho probability Is that In this particular case the juror will not suffer by reason o having performed duty to tho public Although It Is clear that tho courts ought to have the power t deal with cases of this kind In 1 summary mannur there Is consid erable doubt under recent decisions In this Slate whether the act of threatening t discharge charge on employee because b absents himself from work In order t serve a a juror Is punishable aa a contempt of court We believe such conduct has been punished as a contempt in the Federal courts In this city but those tribunals possess common law powers t punish public or criminal con tempts whereas our State courts can punish for such con mpt only In the oases spe cially prescribed by statute This was held by the Court of Appeals In the celebrated ease of HABVEY N MUKBELL dooldod in 1886 I Is plain that intimidation exercised upon a juror t prevent him from serving as such must bo a public or criminal contempt I It Is a contempt of court at all because contempts punishable civilly in the legal sense are only such acts aa Injuriously affect private suitors In tho enforcement of theIr Individual rights The acts which constitute criminal eon tempts under the laws of this State are de fined In section 8 of the Code of Civil Pro cedure and are divided Into six classes FIrst disorderly contemptuous or Insolent behavior committed during the session of the court in Its Immediate view nnd pres ence nnd directly tending to Interrupt Its proceedings or to impair tho respect duo to authority second broach of the peace noise or other disturbance directly tending to Interrupt Its proceedings third wilful disobedience to Its lawful inundate fourth resistance wilfully offered to its lawful mandate fifth contumacious and unlawful refusal t b eworn aa a witness or after icing sworn t answer any legal and proper interrogatory and sixth the publication of I false or grossly inaccurate report of the proceedings of the court Tho only one of those classes which by any reasonable construction could b deemed t include a threat t discharge an employee fur doing jury duty Is the fourth I might b said that such 1 throat constitutes re sistance wilfully offered to the mandate of the court But there are legal difficulties In to way of adopting thla view I II 1 doubt ful whether tho summons t serve aa I juror Is a mandate within the meaning of ho Code That statute defines the word I mandate a Including a writ process or other written direction Issued pursuant t law out of a court or made pursuant to law by I court or a Judge or a person acting us a judicial officer and commanding a court Board or other body or an officer or other person named or otherwise designated herein t do or to refrain from doing an act therein epecllled A summons t do jury duty la not Issued out of a court or by a court Judge or judicial officer strictly speaking I cornea from the Sheriff or tbe Commissioner of Jurors Furthermore It may b argued with considerable force that the word rusUtanoe in the definition of criminal contempts Implies physical OQ Btruction only Aa was pointed out by the Court of Ar eola In the McnsELii 0e there A many Act of the same general character a crim inal oontempta which cannot b punished In I summary manner by the courts but a reached by making them misdemeanors and giving the offenders a trial before a jury and the Records Intimation that tit would send the matter to the Grand Jury in cue the juror was actually dismissed by his em cloy er Indicates that the offence may b a misdemeanor under some of tho numerous provtilona of the Peal O A cursory examination of that body of the law how 1 l f u I I ever dlacloaea only one provision section 137 directly relating t tho Intimidation of jurors That section roakca a misdemean or t address any threat or Intimidation t I juror with Intent t Induce him contrary t his duty t do or mae or t omit or delay decision determination It Is any act decllon o detrmlnlton I Il not clear that this provision applies to any person until he baa actually been sworn aa I juror or that embrace the case of I threat t dismiss a person from employment In case he enters upon service KB a Juror when been such Impanelled threat made before bo has actually The form of Intimidation which led t the remarks of the Recorder o Thursday la BO that have called attention to common tat we bovo Oiled Attnton t tho doubtful condition of tho law on the subject t tho end that the courts may b distinctly empowered by express legislation 1 protect jurors from punishment for per forming a public duty An Interfiling Charge of Crime A notable prosecution under the Inter state Commerce act haa Jut been Instituted In Ohio The complaint Is stated t have bon filed b WILLIAM Knircmtxn a special agent of the InterState Commerce Com mission but tho name ot the complainant la given as DAVID M HCAIUJT The de I fendant Is DAVID D MAHTIS the General Cincinnati of the Cleveland Passenger Agent at Clnolnnat to C v land Columbus Cincinnati and Indianapo lis Railway Company The defendant Is charged with I misdemeanor In that ho Ilsle free passes to San Francisco and r turn t threo persons In tho summer of 1883 In July of that year there was a meeting at BAH Franoleco of the Notional Educational Society and about thirty teachers in Ohio went out t California to attend It Most or them paid the full faro but It la charged that Mr lAT Issued free pastes t the superintendent of tho public schools of Cleveland and t another gentleman and his wife all of whom were prominent In educational tional affairs and that the fact that they went out over the C 0 0 A I railway In duced other teachers t go by the same route Tho defondant was arraigned before a Unt BUtoa Commissioner In Cincinnati on Friday and gave ball t appear at the next term of the United States District court L b held at Cleveland In October Tho InterState Commerce act provides among other things that It shall bo unlaw carrier subject to Its ful for any common cier t It provisions t give any undue or unlawful preference or Advantage t any particular person In any reaped whatsoever or t sub ject any particular person t any undue or unreasonable prejudice or disadvantage In any respect whatsoever The act else de clares that It shall b unlawful for such carrier tocbatgo demand collector common carer t o demad coUcct or receive from any person or persona a greater or less compensation for the trans portation ot passengers or property or fo I Any services In connection therewith than is specified In its published schedule of rates I Certain exceptions A made from the opera I tion of the set I 1 not to be construed to ministers of as prohibiting reduced rates 1 prhibitng rduce rt t ministrs religion or the free carriage by a railroad of Ita ow officers or employees or the ox change of pasaoa or tickets with other rail road companies for their officers and sm ployees A violation of tho provisions which we have mentone I declared to b a mi fine not exceeding demeanor punishable by a Ino ocll WOOO for each offence and it I not only the corporation which la liable t b prosecuted under the law but any director or officer thereof or person acting for or em ployed by such corporation who wilfully does any of the and forbidden punishment acts la alao liable t Indictment The trial of this ease la likely to attract attention throughout tho country Such a prosecution la a novelty In our jurispru dence It Is t b noted that although the alleged violation of the InterState Com merce act constitutes a crime under tho statute it differs from most crimes in being fine alone without made punishable by a fn aone without any alternative or additional imprisonment The Education of the People Tho Chautauqu Assembly la having the mot successful season In lt history Its general plan has been borrowed by other summer camps but it In nowise Buffers from tho competition Tho great Auditorium I not spacious enough t hold the crowds though It seats flOOO people and a project for Its enlarge I ment II under consideration Tho Hall of Philosophy Is filled with earnostetudonte In the Teachers Retreat several hundred teach ers are trying t better themselves In their profession They coma from nearly every State of the Union and from tho West Indies also Preachers and theological students from all directions are studying correct ac cent and pronunciation in tho School of Elocu ton At the College of Liberal Arts and the Bible School the students number over 750 Including 800 teachers and 80 ministers Dis cussions of household and related matter go on at the Womans Club and calisthenics for women are taught systematically A school of cookery IB prospering famously Chautauqua I a great place for women am blUous of Improvement bodily and Intellec tually for there they stand on a complete equality with men In every fed About half of the lecturers arc women The very chambermaids ore collcgobred writes a correspondent of the Tribune Wit have specIfied only a few of the depart ments of study Underneath all and pervading all the instructIon U deep r Iglous sentiment The Bible Is the great ext book and the salvation of souls ac cording t the orthodox plan Is the prime I Infidelity has footing at I object Infelty no fotng Ohau tuqua and doubt I not wanted unless It cornea with Uio earnest purpose of becoming belief At the bottom the Assembly Is what It started out t be 1 school for religious In struction and for devout study of the Bible a tbo Word of Don where alone may b earned the way o life Besides the 8000 to 10000 In Beides 10 t 100 present person at ChauUuqus there A more than 100000 members of the Chautauqua Literary and Scientific circle for home study 80lentlo Cire They are scattered throughout the Union and are In Europe Asia and the mOt distant Islands I The circle at Osaka In Japan baa 1000 members Plans have also been formed for Chautauqua lecture courcesin towns all Ohautuqua lectur cursl twnsal over lie United States and a distinguishing feature of them will be the devotion feturo wl te deoton of an hour after each lecture to answering ques tions on It subject and provoking discussion among the audience I 1 a wonderful scheme In Its entirety and its successful establUhmont has led lt suaseful eltblchmont hI le t he formation of the National Home Reading Union of England though with A much more limited sphere The object la t promote mote systematic home reading of a lubaUn lal and educational value and t asalat It b printed and written directions and aujr reatlona from the headquarters the Union That the advantages of the be Tht te aa o to system may b within the reach a everybody the annual subscription la very email from W cents t 7 cents and this payment entitle tbo subscriber t a monthly mtgarlne of the Union Already the number o members ex oeeda 6000 and tie pUn S t deep a art a university for the people Reading olr u else have been formed In all parts of Eng land Ireland Wales and Scotland and they have extended t the Continent and t Af rica India and Japan Men of sound learn ing are at tbo head of the movement and they are wisely feeling their way lest In undertaking t diffuse education toy spread I too thin and encourage superficiality and smattru that may b worse than no edu cation at all The eagerness with which the people rush forward to get such Instruction shows that Chauteuqua supplied a real public want In its novel system and led tho way In what promises t b one of the mot remarkable ot the educational and euctonal enterprises develop ments of our day In the somewhat gloomy picture of tho present condition of Francs which M E MAS IUAS exposes In THE SUN the outlines of a olffantla crime are cloarlr brought before lS We mean of court the conspiracy ot kings axalnii the republic Hrpoorlnr eowarclieo troaoherr Inc ingratitude are the leading features of this regal and unnatural alliance Hrpoariir U transparent In the alokenlna IJlr Iranilarnt Ihlolokeolha peace talk of the Gorman Emperor and hit Minister Cowardice f cloarlr manlleit In that want ot selfreliance which German baa manifested throuith the mendicant pilgrimages of the Emperor t th courts of Europe In search of nsw Alliance against Franco People who bold that which does not belong t ham do so with trembling bands Treachery Is I found In that secret agreement the existence of which tbuell now no WASOO to doubt which hands over 10 German the Belgian immediately on the outbreak of hotlilltloK Ingratitude darker than any that the world has ever witnessed Is I depleted In that mOlt unnatural bond which malas Italy the ally of hr former oppressor and keeps her hand upon the dagger with which she pro pose to tab her benefactress In the blk When one lemamber the bright and sunny eloquence ot the French olouonC ofthe Italian address to are Bolfirlno and the protestation of eter nal gratitude with which I teemed and which seemed to reflect the real sentiments of the people Italy seems sal out of place in the triple alliance And what has Francs dono that all Europe Itussla ezceptd should now be allied against her She has herself hl armed thoroughly against an enemy that threaten her life as n nation Indacd ah has armed herself BO well that she sent that enemy all over Europe In search of help The peace prattle of her Em pororond her statesmen Is all hypocritical cant Germany mea war upon France and the young Emperor II I now In Bt Petersburg to bee of the Czar not to Interfere I does not need a Tory high order of intelli gence to understand what Germany II 1 aiming at But when the gigantic war which atlll threaten to burst upon Europe appears In all Its horrible reality will Is hrible ral tho responsibility for it wi rest heavily upon those who brine t on Tho Ohio sectIon of tho groat farmer movement has excavated I now ground for mystification and debate Among the things which A their meeting In Columbus the farm ers declared themselves to b In favor of was the ItAWLixoa bU taxing finished manufactured ufactured products The Ohio farmers are too hurried When the problem baa been solved of what constitutes a raw material It will be time t attack the of finished product mystery a folsbed produot Why should there be any unfavorable criticism of Mr W O UACDOWKLL a gentle who PonBepubllo Con man proposes a PnRpublo Cn gross Mr MicuowELL was a promoter of the Bon of the American Revolution and ho Is Interested In his Idea Nothing could b more unobjectionable and thlsls afreocountry WM It the prospect of seeing another poetess of passion Miss LIIH LEWIS WAtsoN caught and subdued in matrimony that In cited lr ELL WUKELER WILCOX whose muse bad become the roost proper of matrons to break out again in a gallop over tbe fiery field when I spinster poets Beam to riot and where Mrs WILCOX once rioted moat shock ingly How could she bo such a backslider from the side of modesty as to brine out one of her old mouthpieces DILILAD with sueh 1 ceUbratlon u this In Frnnk Lea Xontldut Ones moro In our toys iwtet txclnntnf I pot sway lion an4 lbs world One mor la tbo joy of our itanlnff Aro lb bones oC lemlty hurled Taor I notblof raj soul tasks or raluM Ai I elaip lb drtamihaiit lo mr brtati In tb passion and pain of b rkuao Ul blooms to lu rlcheit and MIL M bbs looohM my cnttk and I qolnr 1 trtnblo with exqaUlto patna BboaUba Lk an overcharged river Mr blood rnihta on Ibro mr vtlna Ibo imllu And ll mail Sitar Cnhloo Ai a ilit lifer foudlri btr own I olaip Lar with ntrceniu and pualon And kiss nir wilt ihtidilcr and noD Ugh I We thought that lr WILCOX bad pnt away DBLILAU when she resigned her maidenly Independence Why should that shad female come back again to mar the sobriety of bar lomestlo circle and disappoint a publics happy congratulations to on apparently im proved womanhood We hope that after this unaccountable escapade Mr WILCOX will pack I DKULAU and her kind oft forever and with restored delight in the good the true and the beautiful guide her muse alone path where not only the famalo libertines of poesy but the staid and timid matron of common eToryday Ute can follow bar without a blush There are still a number of poetesses of pas Ion who In the Interest ot general decency should follow Mrs WILCOXS example and be married off but I their entrances into the re formed circle are to cause their former high priestess to relapse we bad much rather that they all stay single Several esteemed contemporaries make the mistake of attributing to THE Bw the st Paul tiailv OloWi title fur Col WILIIAII F VILAS of 0 the AFOLLO Belvedere of ArLLO Dohlderf tile CLEVELAND Administration But all Uo t sam Tun Bun esteems Col YILASI beauty no less highly than I doe the hole Ehu Fulr O he Verge of Dtro ma ilu CMeago UtniU Tho p opllof Chlcafo hive beau uriy trltd They bsv apoloirlMd sad oiiuud until apologies Ada oases will iniwir no loonr They ban walitd until walling baa toil IU Tlrlao Tbtr tie t noptl untIl hoC bai Hid and inspiration has ukia lu plica Tor T or nip laID In adraooo wi ban faD back iwo I Tu i4a7BUUt riTiUuwi liaro uaixaoUy where we wiro six 1 montbi MO wt a a favorable rot wain cureS In Oonrrcsi Xrirrtnlni I a much ai ita now ailiwas tkia W ara lUialinid with worldwld Ua Wo an already coTtrid with aecif sales Thin IIM bun inouib foolluit on tbo tubjtol of lilts lbs elly Ibat boailtd III pouuiloa ol a boadrid silo b not rtittloltd to lbs oliclci or a Uk front patch that I not yet riclalmtd from b MI nor Is It limited t aa ailiolount park In lbs far Stulh Ult Uion Tbtr In buwidUu MOU to tm will that an iqoro ao mlbli I I Ibis aar t tbi soulS of UI and urni portion of Ibm iboaia In loa Immtdlataly ralber bin that ibli driary Urft iboald continua aaoihu day Tbi nropoir Moo tbat aildlilonil acne should b puronaiU steer Jickion Park I crazy It sot worn With arID that quarter boomed to loW O whir U lbs money lo com from and who arc tics patriots who art t 111 J tab and onprojmilTi railway corporation bars tbt way to Iho lata l trfak Comptiiit iDiUttri pro Banns Ja k oa rark tnadiquata J Chicago U t b arid front OTirwhiloUf OlifrM the punrtrs sad icbtmtri nun jo to the riar The Ilitelort aiiunt d r Utbtly a Mrlou luposaf Nil Thiy bar liwid 1 tress artry pots that ear raw MlMntinil oonld IOMIII Mow iliat thiy bar bees brtuxbi t a fall Ip wll they turn ab ul tad adopt broad and oanprahinilT polity with tipidl HOB and vigor a llspftoPialnailajtebaracitrutlit I O wU thiy drift wbtMTir tbi wretched maktihlf of the pelt tbowmaa 0 Us eoltwal Mlftiiktr nay issUe I kirn I ohliu and Ih ado await t aniwir 1 aut rear see b gives pose ll AntS bar bna ctraa a ball Btnrlaoa id Bttahtuun ares On Jfortaal rtntttrt atnit Mr Wassmaktr ilioaU labor with BtaUir Ilsrrlion fOr It Jobs lbs rroblUilailit I ml the dliclplt says are wUaflasiis Lee lMi4 al sash plus at a Wklu 1 atbUftait HMM laaif vblab a taq sie Uaa DalaUasatbal L IUIC TRLLOtTtTONK PJRK O A OE Th Ckarncter of the I mftm Mid to th ssOilsltoa WASHINQTON Aug 10The complaints made by Judge Lambert Tree of Chicago formerly Minister to Belgium against tho price charged at the hotel In Yelloweton National Park and against the allecad lack of adequate accommo dations for tourists will no doubt roceh at tention at tha Interior Department Secretary Noble has mad somewhat of a specialty of tho new arrangements for slahtseers In this great pleasure ground and had hoped that they would work satisfactorily Only a fair weeta after taking office he executed cuted lease to the Yellowstone Park Associa tion of three acres at the Mammoth Hot Springs on which the hotel I Is erected one aero at Norris Geyser Basin two acres at the Lower GOFer Basin two acres a the Grand Cation one acre at Yellowstone Lake and one aero at the Thumb of the Yellowstone Lake or Bhosbona Lake Permission wna also granted to the association soon afterward to place a naphthit launch on tho Yellowstone Lake This U perhaps the boat referred to by Judge Tree as costing eight dollars for a few hours About a fortnight previous to Sec retary Nobles entrance ou his office hIs predecessor had granted permission to Ole Anderson to soil the tourists small articles which he places in Ibo waters of the Hot Springs till they are Inorusted by the deposit left by tha wAle whllo Mrs Jenny lender son Dotting the Postmistress at the Mam moth Hot Springs was allowed to toll pho tographs ef f various objects of Interest In making a report of these oonceislons Sec I retary Noblo explained that tbe object was to Increase tho attractions of this resort and to make I more enjoyable lUferrlne particu larly to his own leases lo the Yellowstone Park Association be Mid that he was Impelled solely by a desire to make the visits of our fellow citizens to the Park more agreeable and to Induce them In greater numbers to visit this wonderful country haying been through It myself when I was compelled to star for the most part either in tents or tbe smallest of cabins poorly constructed and with no ac commodations tbat ware a all comfortable I have thought that I a series of hotels could be e undor reasonable restraints and preeorvlnc a reasonable control of them by the Secretary of the Interior I great advanee would bo made in tho prosperity of this na tional enterprise Undoubtedly therefore If there is just cause for the complaints mad br Judge Treethe Interior Department will en dearer to remedy them 1 On examinIng the lease made by Secretary Noble to the Yellowstone Park Association I the three acres on which the Mammoth Hot Barings I tel Is situated It will be found to run for ten yean from March iio 1K89 a tho very moderate rent of tlSO a year Tbe lessee ogrms to kap a hotel or Inn with all suitable Urnclass accommodation and with obr skilled and Industrious employees and no person in the habit ot becoming Intoxicated shall be allowed to b or remain within said Park In the employment r8man lessee Tbo assocIation also agrees to maintain telegraph and telephones between Its hotels and It makes tho following stipulation which may forward have a bearing on the complaints now brought That It will gintrally conduct lu butoui 1 aa to furnlih good proper ana innlclint hotel livery and IIIKI t ou roD or Ibo areommoditloni for all vlitnri 10 the lark and 10 ai to crumoti lbs oojiot for hlm which tht lark wit ereattd acd tabllsutd anJ that It will not clilm or attempt to apiroprlite to lit own Die or adrantiii any or tIcs enrloililei or neorli 1 ot the 1ark or atk or allow to bt sakeS any ie or compen sation for steels lo the tame W all person desIring el Ik In Article III of tho lease tbe subject of he charges which nay be made by the oclatlou is taken uu ana the stipulation is a follows And Ins letei hirtbv arriti t pripiri and submit to the Sicetary of the lutirlur an ttemui4ielidaiaor tine at the cares to ho paid for acb and every ae commndiilon lurnlihid and ocTets rendertn bj u to vuiiuri within thi lark and no ohirgti shall tai di minded or rtciUid from any person by or on behalf ot the lintel I until inch 110 prices and cbarfiD hall bare tiin approved by tIcs hecrt rr of lbs In terior her f hat any payment be at any tins demand cd or cetvid by or on behalf the suite I o any per Jolt III II employ ornndir III control for my accom modation or service I not iricintd tr raid lehidnli or tartS ipproTid by tbs KeorcUrr of the Interior north any greeter IOU than U I thtriln apprortd It will be alI that at least an endeavor was Jade to carry out a propur system of rgula lalioni ol which no one could justly complain becretary Noble nays ID hIs last report that he thought tbe lease ealllclently stringent to protect the Interests of tho Government But he admitted at that tIme that the hotel and travelling accommodation seam tu be all Inadequate but art being Improved and It is

hoped that by another season tourists can make the circuit of the mora Interesting won ders of lice lark without teluB subjected to I any peculiar hardships I Is somewhat no ticeable that no specific aobedula ot charges is Included In the lease Itsalt like the ono which is contained In secretary Nobles lease of the Arlington IJptel site on the ot borings Boa I enatlon That lease signed Sept I IBaa stipulated that Messrs HUt Pordyoe ana Halnos constliutlng tile firm of B 11 Btltt k Co i shall keep said hotel m flrstclass style and order and lurnlsh to guests as good fare and accommodation ns can be bad at the same rule a any other hotel In the United States To thisgeueralFtlpulatlon Is annexed thll tJtlaUon anneod a spe cific schedule burgac which make tba price for I room with board lights Ore and attend ance 121 per week If occupied by one penion and 135 If occupied by two For table board without rooms the rate I not to exceed Sit par weak anil for Iranlent bnard and lodging It Is not to exceed 13 iu Ior i day Including fire lights and attendance ror single meals the rate Is nit 10 exceed S each mels ye t under the more general stipulation In the Yellowatou Park leases provision is made for a eooclUe schedule of ohargea to be submit ted to the Sairetary and approied by him Iresumably this has been done I is fair to say that only one side ot tho utory ba yet been published Scot possible the association con show that it hOI kept trlcily within the ached uio of price Mill Capt I Bnutalle First Cav alry the Superintendent of the Park sneaks of a lack of facilities and other shortcomings which tti 10 association promise to remedy Secretary Noble In any case Is empowered by the agreement change the schedule or do tariff DO of prices whenever ho thinks It proper to Dr TVbb and Jaw Oonld Trim LIe fMHttlrUa fl Till abrupt manner In which Vice rrialdinl Webb triitidartrri intatlref tht Knights of Lab who called ll mtdlator between lbs company and the men has recalled tIcs fact that alt lbs Wbb boys irs dl posed to be peremptory lu builntii dealUm aria IU uSer and ilronftr meu than themselves In Ib early dayiof Dr Seward Wihb a a railroad mn he attempted s IIU show of authority with Mr Jay Ooald which that stnUiaan treaud In lets dry larentlo way I iiemi that W I Vandirhllt was Jut dead yuan bit ion Inlaw Dr Webb lo a tuilnm Utter celled Mr 1 Qould rather peremptorily toao euont and priitntid hli nlllniaiun In a matter con ernlni ome caching of builneii bUD the via dbl ad floatS roads Dr Webb ides woe lo hurry Mr UoI lo a settlement Bui XIr Gould was not to ba hurried or iron brought lo a conilderalloii of the cult and he wrote s abort note to Ur Webb In I which bo limply said that his inrrow over lbs deitl of Mr VinJtrbllt thru or four des Difori hid been lopour flint that he wai unable I lo co14 any bnilnets with hli eon In law at priiinu I u probable that jir Oould has not bard from Dr Seward Webb alnca Fifteen Mc an tb Tirltr Cheat Frets Io PWlCUriIS lkl Tuiirilay afternoon Mr J A UcCanneil Chairman of lbs Alltibiny dtltf ation and neof the mOl prom Inset IrohlblUtalii la ths State audi Ws wilt also are the appolatmtnl ot a ptrmivnint tariff commli lion advocating that lbs tent qafitito bi liken out if the headset Conrriu entirely and placed with lay cheep men whuM builneia It will b 1 study the quit tlou la I all hi biarlnn and art aooordltifljr flinllar ta latermale Commerce Couutltlt the CIIIO ComUII Ho Joe Not Loss Sits Plead nm Ul PAtJo4l la ntcort Oor Ulll showed wisdom In refnilif to tail oat the New York mllltla In the aUwac of oven am derato itritlci I liupiratir need for inch a call Toro shootS he the Ian retort smock a free ptoplt either elections the itlestenl of labor quuUoni or IB lbs conduct of Th Kalahia rtorUat Oat mm Uu ClmUuvS Leader The ondo mid tailor of b strike hai coma swiftly and without any irriat itioigle sad the Knlhu of tb are left weaker and with Less I jir iU i bsn a any le time aloes their orianUatlon flrilbtcim pramlotat la lice tinned Slain Tru llarMoar I rnwi l efee Ptmtcrat I UUt I fey tb5 party and tie party I for Slams Im Once MIBUO rrnt W Vile O rnr Gin Boirr l eantldati f or OTrnor at Texas nil platform ourbt to hi IbijpenU mightier than th swept Yhsi icipt aim 5bew tAs Ittimtt jmtritan t Mn No said abs IJ sin be oily a ster lo pen Viry well said hf I mast tieins 1 tal e zgsstd S dtaereol newer bitwell seed sight George sitS shireS aa hi started set law the alibI Ueorji What Is a I ice asked cf etly Atlu I yell lelcj t 4 bias pear sIster good sOtbI I t ftNu IOu I I jvptciAr nlJalN OU IfUp1 Tk Plan ror Ahollp t the superior ronrt of New York City ALIUNT Aug 16The Constitutional Com mission racotjvenod at I A 1 t lIar Mr Carr said that the special committee appointed yes terday to consider the quasllon of a division of tbe State Into departments was unable to agree The report was accepted and Mr Carr then moved that a special committee of six bo appointed to consider and report on the mat ter The Chair appointed aa such committee Messrs Woods Kellogg Adams Gilbert Bar ker and Carr Mr Barker moved that county Judges and Buriogatcs except those residing In the county of New York should I P exompt from the ago limitation Mr Poarsnlt anted that King county also bo excepted The whole subject wee tabled Mr Barker moved that the President bo a member of the liovlslon Committee when ap pointed Adopted The President appointed as uoh committee Stearns Carter Horn blower J C Hmlth Kcll gc and Nelson Mr Woods gave notice that at Iho next ad journed meeting ha would call from tho tnblo for final disposition the sovorul amendment regarding minority representation and tho election of General Term J udtw by all the 4lootora of the Main a L Smiths motion that whop tho Commls slop adjourn It bo to meut tho llrat Tuesday of December at 10 A M at the rooms 01 tho Bar Association In the city ol Now York was car ried Mr Hornblower from the Committee on Bu parlor City Courts New York County Burro gates Courts and local Inferior courts of the ul y of Now lork submitted the lull amended report or the committee Mr Adams moeil to disagree with so much of the report a makes provision for the Judge of Ihe 8uperlor Louit aud to provide for six tiupremo court Justices This was lost and the report wai ndopteL Relative to tho aboil 1 rue the Superior Court of New York and I Buffalo the report reads 1 The Superior Conrt In tbs city of New Tot li I hereby abolished trout and after the lit of January lOut ex cept in me tremor lbs earlier death or ignition of remaining Jniiie thereor ailierelnifter presided I t nrt r r r r hut until thio or eCeli earlier ClOt or reiliuailen of the 11 la 1 lot the Judgii thereof laid huuirlor I Court li continued with the power and Inrlidlcllon 1 f now hu except that hereafter It I ball eaircisino apnellilo Jn rledloUou All appeals now pending In safe rMiperior Court shall be upon the adoption or this urilcla tract erred toy 6e rlnr and determination to tin Central Term of tit Supreme court for 155 flnt department The terms or oRtci of the thru JtMgei of aid Muperlor Court who hall hire hien elected after thillof I lnuarf 1510 shalt expire on the 3 ist of tie eernber 15a4 itd no llipJ suecoalors of said Judgse i ebosen but In their plate three Justices of too Supreme Court of lbs First dlelyict l shalt b m lr ietid at tIe Orel gecerel 1 IIr next after lbs dO r tin n or Ihll ertUle Upon ths dialh rillf nallnn or ei plratlon or Ihe term of office or any of the thru Judges ot laid superior Court no successor lrtlb chosen 4m In the plies and stead or such Judd 10 dylog resigning or retiring front clue hr the expire ft F r r JJ rm blp tJ tlon of hit term a Justice of lbs Supreme Conrt In I tb limit district ihall ba elected at the first general lieUon next thiriafrer In the event of 015 dietS or reilrnitlonof all three Judges tald court nmaialuc to I once on the Urn Januiry tills at any time prior to bee ant ot January tOol 155 Said Knperlor Court boll be upon iced dietS or reilieMlon forthwith abolished Cpon the abolition or acid Superior Coon the teal archlrie and rod of laid court lhall ho de ponied In the Clerk offlc nr tIcs county or New fork and all actions and proettduiRi then ptudlnir In said court Saul hi translirrid to lbs Huprimt Court for btarlnc and dttirmtnitton Unlit Ibo abolition or laid fiuptrior Coon thi utniral Term of tbs Bnprim Court for the Iron department may detail the Judceiot said Superior Court to hold circuits I and speclil I term of the Eupreme Court In the tin district The report provides the same clan for the abolition ot tbo Buffalo court aa In the eMs of tics New York court except tbat the Uuffaio court Is abollohed alter Jan 1 1900 and the pumber of Supreme Court Judges elected after Dec HI 1891 hall only equal the number of the Superior City Court Judges whose term exnlr at that time Mi Carter moved that a commit be an notated correcting one from each indicia dlntrlot to Inquire Into and report at the ad jourmd meeting what number of Pupreme Court JuBtloen shall be chosen throuEh the whole But and how they shall be allotted among the different distrlata Adopted The President named as such committee Messrs Bartlett Frost Wood Huuseli Wright Board man llalnes and Barker Mr 0 L Hmlth oSarsd the following which was adopted accorDed That the Commute en Rrliton bt ye quII lt make loob ricommindatlons In aadltlon to tbe artlou already taken by the Lommlsslon ai they may deem neeeiiary tj a harmonious pirfectlon of the tereral proTisiDQi adopted by the ConitltuUon and f noI m that ttiiy hart tucb rtcomendalloni primed I In lialici l In theIr report which ll to be sent to ach Commit alonr hifon nor 20 The Commission then adjourned to meet In how York on the first Tuesday In December WenelerfYil Eeeap at m Bnrla golds fnm the m4Vm flora The following account of tbe escape of Chris thin Linda a Lauterbrunnen guide Is sent to the lmti by a correspondent at Murren Linda bating aoiompapled a gentleman AI second guide over the Tachlngel glacier was dismissed at the Tillage of lust his ser vices being no longer required Ho left tiled on Sunday the 27th meL at daybreak alone with the object of returning Lauterbrun nen Uo crossed the Petarsgrat and Instead and1lnslud of taking tba route of the Tscblngel lass he chute the shorter one across tbe glacier be tween the Mutthorn and the Tsohfngelborn where ho fell Into crevasse about 7 or 8 A M oa Sunday On Wednesday morning that Is seventytwo hours later a gentleman spend Log the summer her in ascending the Tschingolhorn with Fritz Ural of Lao terbrunnan aa guide parsed the Spot where Linda was engulfed and noticing an lea axe on the edge of the crevasse peered down and saw Linda at tile bottom A rope Via let down which Linda wag fortunately able to secure round 11 waist With difficulty ftc wa raised to the mouth of the crevasse bat being a very bevy man his two rescuers Were not pownrtul nnoug to bring him to the surface It woo then decided that the centl man tbonld remain on the glacier while Graf obtained the necessary tackle and assistance to rescue the Iceantoinbed man These wero obtained at tho titelnberg hut or chalet and when Linda was hauled up bo was found to be pearly dead lie was carried to the Btelnberg hut and was removed to the hospital at inter taken his recover being doubtlul During the seventytwo hours Linda was In the crevasse I o bid no food for ho was DO llchtly jammed betwcan the walls of Ira ho could not eat at the provisions he carried In a bag on his back Ha was however able to lick the Ice with bin tongue It ta estimated that be was found at a depth of fifty feet No one will be surprised to bear that bis hand ana feet are terrlnly Iroftbtt the marvel is that situated as he was for so many hours without food to sustain animal heat ha was cot frozen to death Again It Is rnmarkuble that tho rescuers should have passed over not only the exact epot wfire Linda fell In but just In time to save him Linda is 1 63 years ot ago JL jcvorr Dsopsr ADleappalated ILorL Mma Discusses tha t r t r or Ills Order To via Koiroa or Tee Svnsirt Would yon kindly permit mi to tipreis my opinion through the columns if four reliable and valuable niwipiper t I wish to stat that lbs writer has been an Active member of the socalled noble order of tin Knlghti of Labor for icy ant years Iteeimly the 111 adrlted and unnecessary sulks on the New York Central Haiiroad hM let mi to thliiklng In the fall ot 8B alter the Merlin Irons itmalloral epliode which turned out eo detrimental to his follower the K of l were tuppoied to hare al that lira IUKVOJ members In gool 1 landing and each number was refuelled to pay twentyrue cents of an aiiKiment for what wu supposed lo be an tduiatlonal fund Sow lit us in 1C tbt money was npuruprUied to good adraniwre use the talent of this orgsnltailon Improved any I In laai we hal l Iht coil handlers nrjke in thle ectlon of the country worn Jlr KUon sod a few other brain e demagogue bulldozed Lotcullrd cimnited trickeJ ati l Mially ict itior I men who wire earning tubS waies in their fate after callln theta on duty from ffelieroui and aftertviM Indliiniut but ttry fi rgliln ajipmyers Iairr I on wo had i big strike In till amhraclie coal rtzloni and vuipltihed noibiug buuiinf our ciople wio were to oelleJu CleH we presume uutlrruuk tu dictate to Auelin tor bill now to initiate the allAlrsot the Ihlladrlphlaand Ui UliK hallruad and What cam otlll lucmirenlence m thepuulc iiagnaiionof business dctnorKilintlon in our ouaulieilpni ciii itiriiliun ta ibourindi of lu costa bore sod their faiulilti Mr Kdltor do cacti bluuJers iliac lrn or education or uoee eoporiooeo even tactic our leaders or inMcer I Im itt d not We hart nii Cltslrntau Lee and hIs Committee on tic AffaIr of tue Piillauslltcift Acid Iteedine 0 5 are now being treetsd to a cOat ar ooie of auoitjor fee at the helm trim our hip drilling fait tolecoird It would stein enuietliliu Illo a tot among chick 05 Mr Lie coctniced to nick au iindrltftnd dIal with lbs orhcLils ot the cumiuuy tognitt inmiiarlty or personal aggraridueintnt pretendIng 10 cal rretit the enluneuie of his ts i low orkuieii stid al rward wlieu Situ tablet turned aralotl hImself ll would eeem icuiellilng liCe tics fable nheiilhe foiluilUu ail le called a meeting ot all his aisoclni InxeiI and suggealsJ tial it wiild It a greal im rnvene toy ill loose to bay ikelr tail men an Ife Wa cater ijob aid be pumped up Jji J lo follow him home tune Sf0 when Tao Sri was independent and faerlee enough ti po at out when sits K of I Iiktl erred aboycoll WA eViriarM against It and some fun ioel at It by other titer tcalylillo and itnsatlouai eoiilemporarlei lu never helsaa Tie ito ntliiued to rleenud ehtn tot al and U at the present time the laconic choice f ib uior In tillliiiui emploieei on the ele m rallrniiils In w York city and In the rlcluliyoiiinuburis xow the Muei UonU Seed implorei or eras ur uteniln corpora Itouitrer expert to benent aiiy tiC iwiug memuere of ini K of 1 1 nmei here been recently adtauceJ by tile tuanerement or the finneylvanla Kaliroart ai a re waco for judIcious and riiitnui services Hesinei then also belonr to labor ormnUallMne whoa nmceriari oDiirt aura and rnpicilul towiril their employeri fardon rae for tiling up so much space in your cot amps bit nit cociaclenc lu urged me to Hate Iron memorandum whir I eec thai worklnrmen hari been duped and their fftmliia uih7 filultisa arced siribtng for on patby sad ter stile his trored to ce a very detrimental experiment to these who were siliy ttou1 w follow ridlesi ant ottioeiilgsnl leader A utriTUD Kimnt Tyeat prscsptiy rimj Clarrbou Asiatic holera sea eJl4owsi alMtlou with Ur Jirnes tartrlnitlV Ltiaa a 51114 sad ye wIU shIlls es47 relief sad pesiaste SF1142 u nujfin nit m HOCUSTT The Casino dance it Newport on Monday evening Indicated pretty olouily that tbe ranks of fashion beauty and distinction at the queen of watering places are now full it n truo that thorn are no lorelgaen nt lrni or lance with the exception of the diplomatic corps wboseom to follow Mrsbliney whlth ersooror site guoth nnd who have also a par i donablo weakness for Slice Mile flmnt wlio U I now Mrs Whitney guest hIlt all the bcit known bollos ana beauties who claim New York as their abiding piece all the mature unl dignified leaders of society and all the Lout Island hunting and polo sat among themes are now assembled there Mrs August Belmont Jr marie her first ap poaranco at the Casino dance on Monday and looked extremely handsome In graf crape and white tare Mrs liooho and Mr Cooi r Hewitt arrived a few day since from liar liar bor Mrs 1rescott Laurence and Mrs E n Whnrton are seen oitcner than they were at tho beginning of Iho ponson nnd when to thee nroaldttd the boatitllul wit of Mr Artist 1or tcr and the newest arrivals among tho corps do ballet In the poisons of Mia Cbabman Miss Bond Mis Duer Miss JaOray Miss Illlgbt and MU Havumoyar U will ba seta that Newports reputation for beautiful iinU dlxtlugulabod looking woman la not In a mon bund stab this summer To these came on Monday from across the bay the NarraRansett belles Miss Handy of lllchmond and Miss Mario Sterling of Baltimore who fratnrnlsed most cordially with the Newport men and girls and were entertained at supper attar the dance by Mr Van Men at Wakehurst Mrs Whitney apart from her wealth and hospitality is t Indisputably going to be a greg addition to Newport society as she has a quint war of inslftting upon the Introduction ot music recitations or some other artistic or Intellectual supplement to the feasts ot win and good things which she spreads before hey friends In Washington bar luncheons and dinners were always followed by reading or music and her Saturday evening In Linox where the state dinner was digested under the Influence of a concord of sweet sounds from the beat musical talent that the place afforded will tw remembered and deeply regretted this summer by those who formerly enjoyed them In this respect Mrs Whitney will ba a valuable ally to Miss Leary whose musical afternoon havu for years been a feature of the Newport and New York seasons Mrs Ogden Mills dance on Thursday even ing was the first of this seasons private balls and was an unusually pretty affair with very nearly the same people and much the same favors and decorations aa are seen when the snow la on the ground In town This weak there will ba a dance on Tuesday evening at the Breakers and a german on Wednesday al Mrs Whltnoya In honor of Miss Grant who with all her oldtiro grace and charm la again adorning Newport ballroom Thus far polo and the hunt can hardly ba said to be UD to the average but good play will be seen in the polo Held from this time on sad when Mr W C Sanforda cup la contended for all the crack players will bo on bond As for lie hunt there has been no lack ot pluck or daring among those who have followed but an M F H in a buggy la hardly Inanlritlog and bounds that stray all over the country require to be held rather more closely In hand The steeplechases which were expected to take plaoa seem to hare been abandoned but the polo pony races will ba a feature ot the first week In September Statistics aa well aa observation show that the month of August la not a popular Urn for wedding celebrations but two will take else this week of Interest to New Yorkers and Boa tonlana One of them ia the mamas ot He Frank Ecerton Webb and ills May Randolph the very pretty daughter of Mr and 3fs Ed mund Randolph which will be solemnized at Blverdale on the Hudson on Wednesday after noon next and the other that ot the handsome Miss Fanny Parker of Newark and Mr Henry Parkman ot Boston which will like place on Thursday the 21st at Perth Amboy the sum men residence ot the brides parent Engage ments too are multiplying on both sides of the Atlantic Miss Annie Cuttings to a Belgian Baron having excited no little surprise as wall regret among those who know her hare aa aba will ot course be lost to old friend and her old home The engagement of Miss Ca milla Moss to Ur Charles Havemsrer boa also been recently announced aa well as that of Mis Virginia Sohley to a member of the StuartWortley family England and a npo aw of Lord WharnoUffa There art said to have been wore marriages solemnized In London this summer among those who are known there aa the upper olosata than ever before and the number has bn welled by at least half a down couples of American birth and parentage who would pr napa have done batter to have celebrated their nuptials at home In reading orur tbe axten dye and detailed accounts of these functions In English journals Impecunious relatives of those about to married may find encourage ment In tho very trifling gifts presented by titled and It la to be supposed wealthy con nections of the bride and brldeeoom As tot instance ou one occasion a noble Earl sent a copy of Hymns Ancient and Modem to his nephews bride and the same unfortunate round lady received on unframad print from her grandmother who la a Duchess It the lama unblushing frugality could be observed bare spring and autumn weddings would not e looked forward to with fear and trembling by those who are expected to give but have not the wherewithal But neither would the brides have 10 good a time and elopemints would probably ba mora frequent Tb presence of a Cardinal and two Arch bishops sa well as ot the VlcaPrsldnt and more than one Cabinet officer have served to swell the Importance ol Bar Harbor festtrl tIcs and bate Infused a good deal of dignity II not of gayety Into the scene The round ot entertainments and amusements goes on with tttle variation from week to week dlnnir and receptions at Mr Johnstons Livingstons whore MU Carol Llrlogeton and Mrs Oeral dyn Itedmond do Ito honors musicale at Mrs Places club dinners and dances at the hebo Valley Club on Wednesday and Satur days with concerts on Thursdays races and teunlstournamonts on oft days and the flower wade which la expected to be very pretty on Monday next Mr and Mrs Burton Harrison look outon a beautiful stretch oi water at the Sea Urchins but thus far have had only dinners and Informal gathering at their place Mr and Mrs Frederick B Jones have returned from Europe and are at Rout Point but their daughter Sites Beatrix Jones Is still too young to bo Introduced and her handsome and accomplished mother baa therefore etlll a year or two of unrivalled successes before her Aa yet there are no pronounced idles and Boston boasts of more pretty wo men In the social swim than New York Mrs Imory formerly Miss Grace Mlnot is always a favorite Sirs Merrill is still extremely hand some Mm Blanche Cruder is a muilolan and lorsowoman as well as young and pretty nd there are half a dozen lioston girls who help to make the group n plcturonrjue and notIceable one The Malvorn which Is the hotel where the most prominent peupla are to Iw fouud whore a late dinner In served which Is I a great innovation upon Mt Desert customs and where tha men servants wear showy llverios now boasla among its Inmates the VIceIresldent und Mrs Morton with their varr hundbom daughter Mrs W II Vamlerbllt and Mr GBorno Vmidorbilt who ate making alterations In the old Oglcn cottage once ktonn by the went linehsh name of Vtt rsmrut but now changed to Pnlnt dAoadle acid or a few un married and available meu besides Mr Van dorblh who In spite of his many attractions as the girls say doosnt count Fashionable wowen who Indulge In the mod of shaking hands with eluvatod elbow and drooiiini lingers will perhaps like to know that religious societies In inclaml have come out Mrnnuly aualnM It and thaI the Ulihop of Cbeitvr In a public iticooh tirmatUed It as hating been Invented by idiot sail im luted by snobs TI T afilr 111 tin r

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1 J 7 r I THE SUN SUNDAY AUGUST 17 1890TWENTYTWO PAGES t I I rilE 69TII BOYS IN CAMP TORI ItATK A GOOD HUB aOUfO VI TUB aiTBtt 1 n1 Ckeer Xrerrihlnc TI r Ia mm d Are 0 h er In TiirnI le for One HIM MlLIt efOHeer In the hl I piuxut CAMP AUK 16 Thegr enabovo tb IIUftLL d In the streets of Now York as the Blxtynloth lloslment marched lo its weeks duty la camo just a1 marched twen tfnloe years ago on April 91 01 to take Its nut la the battles of the Army of the Potomac whIch began WIth the slaughter ot Dull Run j Cot Catsnagb was with them then Just ni b vL today only then he ltd a company In stud pf r a reglmett Cepts Kerr and Bronnan Md heft a dozen graybeards with string ot unlei stripes on their sleeves are all tbat Is left el the old regiment except Iti glory Il b ranks are fitted with nw men whose Ul for physical development ti not to b fond In Any organization In the United States ictptlno only the Ninth of Massachusetts and they too are Irlidraen Big men and bliTT they are A the Captain ot tbe Steiner Lone Branch found when they flocked from one tide of th eteimer to the other o during greetings with those they Pal en the way to PeeknkUL Tbe United tuUs steam memofwar Chicago was Us t flrtt thins they greeted Her men flocked to tb roll and answered shout for shout They pitted the little French cruiser to and every nuitnr er boat cot Its hal the Bounds being augmented by the blare bugles the rattle of drums the wheeze of accordion the Dining f flfL and tbe blr sorer or the steamers wbUtle Upon the occasions the steamers muti swayed from side to eJo until one pad dle bel merely touched tbe water I I they dont stop this tko veteran Cap tain laid we wont pet to reeksklll tonight Every time It occurred he bad to stop We en 1 glee to keep from straining the shaft Ee I twun time the men enjoyed themselves Beratant Oleason with five service stripes aod old Tom nan who ha been thirtyfive 1 in the regiment danced a breakdown on Ibenpptrdtok and sang a song ot the olden lime while two of the younger member waltzed to the tune of Annie llooney 100ner whleh one of them cot out of on accordeon which he 1 played behind the otherB back a hey t danced I wasnt the old men alone who danced The tremor of the laboring machinery wan nothing to tbe quiver which tbo younger men gare the old boat with their restless feet There a one part ot the I boat that was sacred That was the alter saloon wlow decks her once upon I time I when the Long Branch was the rileepr Hollow and ran to Itondout a passengers dining table wait sot LleutCol James Moran was tbe only man who ventured in theie and be got out Iot Main quickly I Bum Terhune the caterer had tables spread on the main deck but these were democratic Moran was looklne for something In thai line when a special spread could La bad Borne one cent him down stairs Ua ran ba against a big woman with arms akimbo who ordered hlmnut laI boss here she said Moran made his retreat In bad order Tbe march of the Sixtyninth orr boat wal led I by uaynes band Irelands airs kept their leD In rhythm It was 1080 when they left the Armory In Tompkins Market and took their wav down the Dowery Tbe steps of the City Hall wore tilled with their friends when they passed there Newspaper men watched them t through Park rutr Uncle barns em i plorees saw them as they filed through Mail street and when they pasted the Custom Houre on theIr dolouit way through the downtown streets oi the east side to 1ler 3 test Hlver Col Cavansghs associates In the collection of tbe country reve nues gave ulmasnndoff which ramie the front ot the building ring again Quo sight how ever made many a man sad It was a living witness of the Internal troubles which have re cently left their murk on a reolment which pilght easily b the Quest in the service Cant Stephen i 1 Iyan marched bald his company i with only an empty scabbard by his side Icnbblrl Ildo ra Lieut William Hogan was in command i I 10t Ryan comes to camp only as a spectator Be may wear his fatigue uniform and his i empty scabbard but the sword and his author ity are gone until such time M the Adlutant Jenerat decides upon the Undines of the court martial which recently trle l him He Is in to military the boat arrest Burgeon Kelly did not march W hat was the use 7 he said If any man I 10n dies on such a little march as that he does not deserve to tie In tbo Hlxtynlnth burgeon Kelly and Quartermaster John J Ward Cant Jlorgnn the ofllriT nf the nay jnd the officers of the guard Lleuts Paul Leonard and Michael Lynch were the busiest men in camp the moment the regiment cot here The Surgeon special care wa I couple of men who wure brought UP In the ambu lance One bo said was ituffei Ing from moon shine Put his head up high and put hIm in airestbe said and let bab other miD lie with his brad lower and let him alone le Im feeling bad began another Ob well you shouldnt feel then Go and lie I I dowo I was long after i oclock when tbe Long Branch go tn Iton Honk and I when the men got Into their bare quarters It was the Hrct time situ the camt wax opeued that an In coming regiment did not find an outuolnc one to receive them Nothlni was lelt of the swarm of lopa ate company men whose tour 01 duty was just ended except the Mount ernon company They were the guard Two extra rows of tents were necessary during the past two weeks for the twelve com panies that were here each week They were goiiu when tbe 8lxtrnln b got there but in their place they loll I curious double row of square bpots 01 yoliowblenched grass on either side of n bare Jane in the grace plot facing the mess hal Ha opt clear 01 verdure by the busy brooms of tho police details The going of he t separate companies was marked by a novel incident This morning an old man came to camp and sought Col Bacon eamp I hive tnariest you he paid Col Bacon wan tukon before a Justice of the Peace m 1eeksklli Ho IH I oocumd tce having asuiiltai one of tile boatmen who run thc row bOlt ferry between tbo camt unrt PeeltskllL Col Bacon had the mnn run off t the campground calP ground early In the week ibe Colonel wai I own lawyer and he waived examination Chester and gavi Grand hill to Jury nwalt the action exmlDlon 1 For the ilrat time on record the RUynlnths men were lute at it meal They made up for it I wh i they got there but when tho supper call 8ouurtd mery man was buny getting In bis blanket end household furniture Order wan not fully brought about until so lute that Col Invanagli eouseJ the men from dress parad ground and the flags came dowu to an empty parade Two other rcdlesof men came In with the reeluienl One It I tho detail of the First Bat tery under Sergeant Jansen The other Is 1 four fen of tho First llrlgutle Mg al I Corps I hol are Ward McAllisters snu it H McAl Liter J f Ilruen A K lira wall and M J r Daln They ore volunteers Ciipt Uallup come with them detalltt hero as assistant to eat Tburxton Ho hone to awake an inter sit In signal work among thu Sixtyninths pen a u 1 ivlroady ftferueiuit and several men bare olutiteored to try It I This Is the list ot ofjlcers nail men now In camp Col James cavaimugh LieutCot James Moran Sixor Idvrard Dully Adjutant John Mutpliy QusrtermiihitT J J Ward ommU I Car Kobert 1 1 oM burgeon James E Kelly AeMslont Kurueon 0 u Colllnn Inspector lilfle Iraelce John J I Colo Company A IPt Michael llrennen Ilrat Llout Jobn Me Auley Beoond 1 lutit Michael Lynob aud 00 pen Company 1J Cant litmus Conlon First 1 Jlret lout i P f leonnrd Becoml Ilnut 1atrlck J MnrUrty and no IJIn Company C Capt Den nis C McCarthy First Llout John O McCon nl l Becond llout Tbomaili Lynch unl 70 vin Company D UIIPI Maurice lox First Ieut Yllilnm DeamI ieroid lleut Patrick 1iirelly I and fK Den Company E apt lingo Coleman First lleut John E FJt 0 ItriHp Ueiond Ilont Ilobert J E and G men Company F Cant Thomas Moth 00r FIrst Lieut Charles MahottHecond Lieu oho J hcunlttn and 60 men Company I 1 lMr Hteiiden 1 llvan Ft st Lieut YIIIIam Wlliln loean Hecond Llout Friincls J N Opo and 1 1 min Company II Capt Patrick Mi rg m tl i 1rl Compo 1 11m MoLouishltn henond Ifaut londs J Fenruy and ii I men Connmnr J hIDt Luke 0 julnn frt Llout James Ma honey hecnnd Lieut James J J licnly und O Pen Cal any K Iapl John Kf rr 1 fret Lljtit Jhomss Kerr Heinnd Motif Idlward T Mo irvstal oft 7fl men Drum Jlaior Pitlrlck OSoll and nlnr Bergoiint Jlnnlii Currnll with 1 noncoramlsBioiiei Rar making a to al of 1 742 1 Aimut 100 men are expected tomorrow and f big barge exiurolon oi the vetornuti In com Thuroday Ink too John L Hulllvan will bo here on Ar q looa Kciptm Uondu InT lld f Utssr Ouggenhelmer tc Untsrmeyer as counsel for a nnmuer of the Brewers KK change have tendered an opinion setting fotth that there In no auiborlrbllon fur the In l ertl n In the bond of 6 which a saloon hepOllvl Oil le lhnI Ilr nae of the Up IlalOI that be ablll ot4v all be provisions p1 1 the iirns law All hl bondmen can ealy u 40rtle looordl to this ollnlon If I that the applicant for the license during the time hf shall keep any Inn tan orbotol will not suffer It to bo disorderly or ufff r any mbllnii or the keeping if a Bamblloir house The opinion aim fell forth thai all gomls ditch hae been given to the Hoard ni j sI lr since lhi may bo lbvnlld ttrd nn mite latute re iilriDg bonds only rarer to hotels and nut saloons Aerordlnc f this opinion th boiidemen of the saluon keeper who wm recently cnnvlilcl of selling liquor to a minor lquor ate not liable tor hit acl on la I t L nontsn au irira ascnsTLT UwsUrUw Behavior of Frederick U Dm ar Ionnectleut Farm 0 Where is 1 Mrs Dunbar burled l the QUO lion which agitate the plo iftoUtlfl ot Essex and Union counties New Jeer Fred erick L Dunbar a farmer 8 yean old was taken Into custody by tbe Newark police at midnight on Friday for safe keeping and a charge of disorderly conduct wa entered against him on complaint ot his nephew W D Crocktt ofSOK flab street Dunbar visited his nephew on Friday evening and showed sign of being deranged The nephew talked to him all the evening and finally concluded to hare him arrested because the old man exhibited a bottle ot laudanum and said that be was going to commit suicide Dunbar aDd his Invalid wife lived on I farm In a part of Union county known as Connecticut Farms and lying be tween Elizabeth and Irvington A month ago Mrs Dunbar disappeared and the neighbors began to talk about foul play ExChief Keron ot Elizabeth now I member of the New Jer sey Detective Agency A Informed of the matter and he began to look It up When Dun ba disappeared A few days later Mr Keron recoti ed letter from him dated at Norfolk Lltchfleld county Cumin and saying We are all well hero Try to atop tbe gossip about us I Keron rOlled that he a not satisfied but walled to hear from re Dunbar He got no answer When Dnnbar was arrested Chief Hopper of Newark Informed Keron and the county authorities of Union The old man confessed yesterday that he had burled his wife on the fat m but said that he would die before ho would show anybody Wher the grate was He persisted In saying that she died a natural death and It U gener ally believed that she did I her condition of he alt n fully warranting such a assumption Ills nephew Mr Crockett said yesterday that the old man was very close In m ney matters and that It was just like him to bury his w fe in the dark without ceremony of any kl d The old man told him be had carried the body I out dressed In a shroud which Urs Crockett gave blm for the purpose months ago and had burled her with his own hands lie said that Dunbar was worth at least 10000 and that he I had been married for thirty years or more mar once taught school In Newaik rnd was quite wellknown and welt I liked He was a contributor to several maga zines thirty years ago and after leaving New thtr rar ark he taught a orlvateoboo at UnlonluUnlon county His wife was Il Mary Wade n sis I ter of the ate Daniel W Wade of Newark and the couple always lived happily together until this spring when Dumber began to act queerly and attracted the attention of his neighbors An effort will be atenton today to find the lonely Brave on the deserted form In Union county and meanwhile Dunbar will be kept In custody by the Union county autbrltlefi A commitment was made ont In the usual man ner yesterday to enable the Newark authori ties to keep hIm in thc Essex county asilum for ten kop If I necefenry He left all of his household goods and his horse and callage behind When he bit the farm The neighbors ebllf started his wife for days and cruelly treated her for pome time before her final dis appearance and they are excitedly awaiting the finding of tbe body fully expecting to Oed evidence of foul ploy A HUN reporter visited Dnnbar the witness room of the Police Headquarters last night after the tllraboth authorities bad announced that they could not take him away until morn Ing Ho IB I bald and wrlokld with thin face nnd sandy beard One eye is blind and his hearing is I defective Ho said he was I victim of a false etmtlment and that he was suffering because he lacked I proper regard for the con ventionalities of society and buried his wife with his own hands rather than call In neigh bors who had done nothing but abuse and re vile him and his wife nl year Ho elld his wife died of a complication of diseases which finally affected ber snipe and that he dUI a i grave tn a corner of the farm adjoining th town graiernra wrapped her in a rubber Irelnr burled her He could not call In the minister be said because be had not spoken tn him In fifteen years and neither ho nor him wife had Bet toot In the church in that wie time He said ho wax 1 lonely and wretched old man and wanted to leave the w rld He Old not think It right that anybody should In terfere lie said the wife nf Capt Cook of Norfolk Conn wet bis fat orlte sister and that she end her husband know of his Intention and had not taken any step to stop It He said ho nod deeded all lnT his property to them end given them checks for the money In the Lllzaboth ank I beetles leaving a fund In th jr lands and nn Injunction to bury him beside I his wife on the old farm traiT lfPBECY Tbe Vnrlon riann to Secure It Proposed In lltileelpDl JACKBOK MIss Aug 1GTbe members of the Constitutional Convention were at work in their committees today A largo number of the delegates from the eastern or white por tion of the State are little concerned over the suflrsse Question That section Is I so largely white that It boa never felt the danger of negro supremacy A delegate from the eastern sec tion today said his people wore opposed to anything stronger than tbe Australian system and in tespect to their wirbes hu would OnO any kind of educational or property qualifica tion Many delegates hero say they are more Interested In securing a Constitution that will give them an elective judiciary than to secure any cban Q In the suffrage laws Senator Xolrvnd a prominent delegate said to your correspondent today tbat he very much doubted the practicability of the Austra lian system and he doubted the Conventions adopting it that It would encourage the establishment tablishment of negro schools all over the coun try organized JUt rr the purpose of touching the negroe enough to onitblo them tn vote A delegate until the heavy negro routlon said that no change In the ballot laws was de sired or would be accepted by his section that did not Insure white supremacy for all time to come No makeshift or expediency would an swer His section favored a strong educational or property qualification and nothing short of this he tbouvbt would do the work Nearly all the large counties In the btate have black majorities while the small ones with only one representative have white majorities Both the plans of Keaator George and Prof Hayes propose to cut down the representation of the black counties and give It to the white counties thus securing the Legislature to the whites and permitting some Htnte body so constituted to elect tbe Blat officers Neither of these plans propose any regulation whatever for suffrage but leave tee laws as they now are arJhe counties loslngthelrroprepentatlon will bitterly fight both plans Tho large counties may consent to I surrender of some coonto roproientation II the sutTraao laws ore so arranged unto give the whites the power to CnIP 1 the internal affairs of their counties as well as of tbcBtato Another prominent delegate sold It looks to me as though our biggest men have cone mad homo o them have advanced the big got fool schemes I ever heard of All we need Is something like tbe Australian system This will secure white supremacy That Is all that Is wanted and Is an fctroug a measure as can be adopted alopted Another delegate said I was always on fad to nailing the Convention believing there was no necessity for It I am moro con vnced Wla now that I wa rlalit than ever and dont think from the way things look that the wu rnk i of the Contention will itmount to tiny thing I understandho continued that the inniorltyof the Kleetlvn 1 1 Kritnonlno Committed favor something like the loprge or Mayna plan which IH I worth nnthing In my opinion pllu present y5tsm II l much better The iioitlv Frnnehlce Committee has been In session nil dar with closed doors and mem brs of It are put under eeerety to nay nothing about what occurs in the committee room JI oi 1r lUlL OAIl Latest Information or latereel from All Quarter The Home Watertown and Ogdenaburg nail road Company has Inken deolslie action to ward extending Its line from the present west ern terminus a Suspension Bridge to Buffalo a distance of thirtyfive miles Within a fort night nutt the company has expended more than 1100000 lu securing rights of way The company hns nl o bought fifty acres of land at Butponslnn Jlrlaue for additional yard room and forty acres nt Touawunda as a site for Its station accommodations at that Important point Tonawandals I ho second largest lum ber market In the country and here the com pany will build a cans from the Macaia litter PIUWI Iler Sonneotlng with a dock 20Kt fut long for coo vrulence In handling lumber The company has also 0 Ilallc ample und eligible terminal fuillliliH at Buffalo Tue extension termInal built with double trncks Engines Gecnw Hnggorty of Warwick N L lnllne brought an action In the Hupreme Court of urango county against the Pennsyl vania Railroad Company claiming I 0 damages for personal reeeived Thl Injuries lollfL plaintiff was Jer theemtilq of the Leblahsnd Hudson Illver nullroiid Company In March last and In ucli capacity was rsjinlred to run his train over he leased tracks of the Iennsyl vnx road between JlMvldore and liitlIiis burp Whiles engaged his euulno came In Whie collision vltli I enirln of the IAnnsylynnl road IDI Imripehed hurts that t It U alleged will illnMe him from work for life I He allxaoi that iite accident wis ratisvd by ciilpaliIs I negllgdiico nn the part of Ih Pennsylvania Corai eatf anyH oOflntlr rniilnreas and he claims conipsn CENTRAL AMERICAN NEWS NIC1A0f1A xairarAPttnf NOW VI NCUOI TUK union cot Xtlea Den CeaeMeratlott f the Pact Haiti Brptember ItWlTh Out look for Ifatwador In the War with Qtmtcmata Mr JUImer I a a OlptoMal BAM Joel July 33As fa A Costa Doa is I concerned at least there will b no union for th present Congress baa decided to defer until September 1891 the final consideration of the pact that was signed at Ban Salvador In October 1869 This however is to be without prejudice to what may be resolved upon by the Plenipotentiaries who will meet In Honduras during tbe coming month to consider ques I tions ot general interest to tbe five republics Since the development of the Salvador war one beam adverse opinions very freely expressed concerning the federation in both Costa Hlca I and Nicaragua The Mario Nicaragittnit prints denunciatory articles asserting that for twentyseven years this same union ques tion has kept the republics in a state of revo lution and Irritated feeling The very word union has become danger ously synonymous with war The idea Is a Wte noir and must bo gotten rid of and In deed the recent events have given It such a j I te ela blow that U has not a leg left to stand on This I I Ie I the Nicaragua feeling and In Costa Rica It j I I is I much tbe same A general war has been i i apprehsndtd by both Governments and preparations have been made in accordance I A good deal ot drilling and recruiting ot soldiers has been observed at this capital and at Managua some 4000 men ore assembled with OD Agustla Avllas In command As to the outlook for Salvador I do not think Guatemala will obtain any victory Eta t Is I much more of a soldier than liarrlllas The 11111 does not like war while Ereta would rather fight than at lie Is a born soldier magnificent on horseback No ono was prouder of him than poor Menendez It In I asserted In deed that Menendei showered favors upon him to the very last despite warnings and In tuition that he received of Ezetas disloyalty There Is I a loud outcry against Eeeta to the effect that he was wickedly ungrateful Yet the ram was said of Menendoz In reference to the banishment of Divas Menendez had been under great obligations to Itlvos jet the time cam when Illxna bad lotako refuge In Hondu ras Ezeta was Menendezs Tory right hand his chief dependence his trusted com mand rInchief the pride and joy ot his heart yet Menendez la dead and Ezeta Is I playing the part of Brutus with unqualified auc ee These are sorry times for Guatemala and Salvador yet both Government will come up smiling out of tho struggle before long and everything will bo pleasant Central American revolutions always look more terrible in print than they really art The lose of life Is never ttemendous and telaoon are never molested unless they run into danger I Is annoying to the Costa Hloans to read in ome of the papers of f tho North the statement that there Is no to curlty forconenpondnoe in any part of Cen tral America that letters aro always tampered with FbI li I utterly untrue of Costa Rica and I also of Honduras from both which countries 100dur I have sent hundreds of letters every month In time of revolu with perfect security even lme wlb lion This and many similar Inaccuracies ap I pear on authority that one would not droam of doubting fie New York Tribune travelling correspondent a low weeks since wrote as fol lows to his paper Cot Rica coffee now hie t be sent to a Pacific port for ibipma nnloa4e i et the leitimui sent aeroe hy rallnay end ln Ily tratuthippeil at To on vi bon the railway misled there 1 be a single ehlDtnent at rlwa LImon and a marked reduction ID Cbs coal ot transportation Raliwaye are deittptd to effect Im portant onaniri In l ihe trade rontet ot central 1 lrr Another roraxe nf dlieorery ilmllar to Cap Dow la 154 needed on tbs eastern onset The truth Is that Costa Rica Is already able to export her Pacific slope products from an Atlantic port and although nearly all the cof fee grow on the Pacific side about half of the entire amount exported last year passed out by Llmon on the Atlantic The TVihmip cor respondent bad evidently not gone very close tn Costa Him when he wrote this loiter nor had ha taken a look through BoSom Calvos book on tbat country which hal lately been translated Into Enellsh Otherwise his Infor mation might have been less oldfashioned latoo ot the terrible damage wrought by recent rains Mr Keith and Mr Mills mink tbe railroad will be finished In December Cyril Hmltus return too la looked for from Europe where lie went to oonfer with the cap aide italists who are to build tho road on the Pacific The Nicaragua Canal seems to have taken a fresh start The oommlsslonsreenootlvely ap pointed br Costa Idea and Nicaragua to deter mine the frontier line have not yet bnen able to accomplish their task owing to the heavy rains The engineers representing this repub lic are Luis Matamora Hloardn Aplzar R A Alaro and Prof Pittler Pithier is n French man whose service have already proved valu able lo the highest decree to the country Among the tour who represent Nicaragua Is monl M desto Barrios exMinister rI Mr Mlrner the American Minister who has been criticised for his tlloneo during the Sal vador troubles has not of course been to blame lie Is a man of sound judgment but slow In action An excitable nervous man would succeed poorly at the cot nf Minister lo Central America Mr Mlznerfl position ha been difficult In ROle respects from the start At the time be was anpolned there wasngrest JI deal of talk about the union T he United Plates favored It and stood ready to pat the live States on tho shoulder approvingly and Md them gn abend Mr Mlzner was no full of this Idea and of Secretary Blames entnuslall over it that be did not suppose It pecesRary t avoid or evade the eUIIOle In ills address to President roto on being formal ly I received at this capital bo alluded to It whollyunconsclou the strong undercurrent of nonunion feeling that existed The non unionists fired up angrily and some of the resident Americans mOld more hy jealousy of the warm social reception accorded II r Mlznor than anything else I retended to side with them and even went to the length of com plaining Washington and stlnlng no a fuss In Mexico humor Ie not at all wily or njtute lie Is very honest and outspoken and think every ono 18 is 1 the came Nol the heat qual ifications for diplomatic service perhaps but people cannot change their ntlre nsturonot even for 6000 a year and ministerial honors CJUITKAL ASIBUICAN TROUBLES Iloadante Tells Sulrnrtor Why 8ho MaIn aim a HostIle Attitude Orrr 01 MEXICO Aug 16 via Galveston A despatch from Toculjalpa rays that In answer to Gen Ezotas request that Honduiai explain her attitude In the rreteut difficulty Honor Zolaya the Honduras Secretary of Foreign A fairs has answered as follows I Is true that Honduras hal placed and Is I still piecing troops on tbe IlondtirnsBahador frontier This has been done for four reasons Fit st You called to arms and armed Hon duras refugees Inciting them to Invade Hon duras because Honduras refused recognize the state of affairs brought on lf lion Kzota In Salvador on the night of Juno 22 Second The unjustified Illegal treatment accorded Honduras by your Government even to tbe shooting b order of Col Ilramok of Callxo Acoetn a peaceful Honduran at San Calxo Antonio Morta which was a flagrant violation of all international right nnd law k Third balvtidor suspended without rlcht or justice all came communlcntlon between Honduras and the Unltel H tines I and Kttrope Jlrope to the detriment of commerce anil Industry t Fourth Salvador ordered the suspensIon of commercial postal and telegraphic com munication between Salvador and Honduras These facts ate the cause nf tbe in usnnt at titude of Honduras ant 1 until HaUndorebangfs her tactics or peace shall he arranged Hon duras as a sister and friend of Guatemala will soriPerve and strengthen the attitude adopted by Guatemala acalnst Halvailor The fluntenialaiicBOB negotiations nearly oonoibded Eveiythlnc Ic l nulit Tboie has teen only a partial change In the Cabinet ntimnrsnf the flight nr rtDlgnntlon of Presi dent barillas are unfounded Oe Grants Jhla BiniTOOA hour 10Oen Charles n T Col Its Chairman of tbe Executive Committee nt the Grant Monument Association said this evening There I no danger of the remains of On Grant being exhumed from the spot selected by Mrs Grant as bis and her last rest Ing place I have called a meeting of the com mlttee for Tuesday next In New York city Oiders will be given to commence the work nt once with file fuqul l on hand amounting to lon00ii which I believe will be Increased to iMOOOO during the coming winter As B0on urI as fast the noun design Is adopted money will Sow la ape 4 Tbrooah a Cur ITIMow Bretko III Neck AprRcrKif Miss Aug 1CW T Tyler a travelling Ibm palntor while being conveyed from Macon to the county work farm to work out a sentence for nouns breaking lumped through the car window while the train lumpld WA motion and broke his neck

ran cottautAn CUNIBlC It had Drr It Canaplnlnte From Nearly Thirty ChaiMbora of Vsuere Pius Aug ICTbe McKinley bill still ex cites commercial circles In the city and prey tacos The recent consular conlerenoe held In this city received complaints from nearly thirty chambers of commerce pointing out the diffi culty of complying with tbe provisions ot the bill without almost destroying trade The conference pasted a resolution regretting that delegates from tbe chambers ot commerce did not attend the sessions as I oould have ben shown tbat the bill did not oppress honest Im porters that its only aim was to protect tbe revenues of the United States and that tbe fines and penalties Imposed nythe bill were chiefly rePnaotments ot old laws Tbo confer ence decided to forward the cornmuntoatlons received from the chambers Washington for the most favorable consideration that the terms ot the law would permit It also transmitted to M Hlbot Minister of Foreign Affairs a copy ot the resolutions OPV I adopted with Ibo assurance of an earnest de sire to enforce the law In th Interests of hon est merchants as inn as possible facilitate lations trade and to extend amicable commercial re I Though the general proceedings of the con ference were secret It la known that the two chief point of the disousoion were the ques tion of exacting the ntlglnal bills for every nrtleloln an Invoice bofoto legalizing It 1 and the iiuestlon of determining what should bo considered the original place of manufacture at which tho Invoices should be losallred in CIO where the goods have passed through various stages it manufacture at different points receiving only slight finishing touches at the point of final sale A committee was appointed to meet In Frankfort Germany n week or two hence to Washington prepare a report which will b forwarded to TilO IVICtl OF tlAXCUKSlERa TrJZE Its Terms TVII1 Prevent the PreicBt link from 8qa dcrlDK the Properly Hi fnixlert Cab Nn Oommiti LOXDOX Ali 15The will of the late Duke ot Manchester which has Just been proved dons not glvo much latitude either to the heir to the estate or to tho widow The present Duke who la I better known A Lord Mande vie receives a thud share of the estate for life so long a he shall not become a bank rupt or seek to anticipate the payment of his portion This protects Lord Mandovtlle against editors and money lenders during the rest of his life Th present Duchess of Manchnater wllo was formerly Miss Consueln Yznuca Is noi mentioned at all In the will The widowed Duchess who will for the fu ture be known as the Dowager Duchess receives ceives a share of ttis propetty for life 1 but oohls A long us she remain my widow ThU is regarded its a cruel provision for It Is i a 11 wellknown fact that the Dowager Duchess and tin Marquis or Hartlngtnn are very much attached to one another arid a marriage has already been talked of between tbem The Dukes son William Aneua Brow who now succeeds to the title of Lord Mcndoville is a bar of IS who as formerly known as Lord Montague of Klmbolton Measures to Avert a Pmia LOSDOK Aug 10 Michael Davltt writes to the papers suggesting that something shall bo done quickly toward replacing the blighted potato crop by other vegetables between now and March Ho says that eatable nourishing I roots such as brocoll nod cabbages could b planted and made to produce the lade Iht nccassary nourishment bv the spring of 1801 Ho ail I vIse a consultation between the priests I I 1rntestnnt ministers and other and urgra that holD may be obtained by building rail calamity wave to meet the magnitude of the threatened Hn further snys that whatever Is done should not bo of the ordinary and demoralizing relief order such us was associated with the last period ot distress rrUco Albert Victor Nat Well LONDON Auc 16The health of tbe Duke of Clarence and Avondnle Is causing a groat deal of anxiety He is not nearly to robust us his sailor brother Prince George and tbo fatieuo occasioned by his tour In India has lelt Its mark on him Ho Is troubled with at tacks of Intermittent fever which the eftorts of his physicians have so fur lot bten able to break and a a consequence he looks thin fatigue and worn and Is unable to stand very much A Clergyman Acoused LONDON Aug 1C Public feeling Is I running very strongly at Hwlndnnon account of certain charges which are now beluc inquired into by the Bishop of the diocese ugslust tho Boy X K Howe tbe vicar of the parish The charge Is I one Improper familiarity with Miss Marion Ormond a beautiful vouna lady tho daughter of n solicitor who lives In the parish The young lady swore that the reverend gentleman klstnii her In the vestry of his church and that on another occasion while walking with him down a country lane near a wood by the church he nttemped to take libortle with ber The case Is going up before Ibo higher coutt IIr Lasaruu Rudeness BXIUIK Aug 1GDr Lasrnr the Secretary of the Medical Congress has left for New York to escape tbe consequence of his rudeness while conducting ber Majesty the Empress through the exhibition Besides tills his official statements at the last moetlncrnf the Congress now prove to be Incorrect The do llnquent Doctors friends excuse him nn the ground tbat his nerves am overstrung nod tberofnr lif is not responsible for his actions fclona nod general opinion seems t coincide with the opinion Jlllmarck Repudiate the Interview BERLIN Aug 10 Prince Dlsmarck has Just Issued an emphatic denial of tbe Interview which Herr Abrarl the Hungarian member ot Parliament asserted he bad with the ex Chancellor and In which ho was reported to hive said that ha bell ncd that his political resurrection wae by no means Impossible 1rlnco Bismarck says that he refused to see the gentleman while he was la Scbouebauten The Famoais Actor of Mlnlntt Beaux Aug 10Tho Duko of Melningen has decided not to allow the celebrated Moln Ingen troupe o actors to go as proposed on I tour through tbo principal cities of the Conti pent Tho troupe Is to be greatly curtailed to Ilv fiom its lormer dimension by the pensioning of many of its superannuated members No nol Wanted nt Mount Olympn LONDON Aug 10Tho Athmmtm says that an eminent magnate of Liverpool his bought 1 part of Mount Olympus In order to prevent Us dnocralioii by an enterprising firm which looked modem upon hotel It II eligible site for great No Cholera la Cairo CAIRO Aug IlkThe reports that cholera has appeared bore ore not true The Imalth of the city Is excellent Illgrlms arriving from Jeddnh aro Interned h In tbe desert near Abba slyes under I guard A Blleiton Co etralntr the World Fair LONDON Aua 18 Frederick 0 C Penfleld the late United States ViceConsul General here sailed In the Umbrla for New York today He goes on business connected with the Worlds fans Released by ihe Fnrlnicurir LONDON Aug 10The Portuguese have re leased the British African Lakes Companys steamer which was seized by Llout Contlobo The leased crow of the steamer have also been re Miner Hlrlke Again ViENXi Aug 10The miners atflstran have gone out on another strike Infantry have boon despatched to 1 the place from Olmutz to maintain order A LOiOilOTtVK OOKI WILV It Wreck Iteclrmid a Turntable and Tie Up a Roundhouse AsBunr PABK AUK 16A curious accident occurred this mOl nlo at Point Pleasant oilY the terminus of the New York and Long Branch Ilnllroad twenty miles south of Aabiuy FatS This road Is I operated by the Central Hall road of New Jersey and the Pennsylvania rtallroad Shortly before 7 oclock Central Railroad engine belled forth round house fireman wont wild In the absence 01 the engineer and Iremln into I the pit of the turntable wrecking both Itself I und the turntable and the accident stalled all tbe loeomntUes which w er o in the big round bout on the opposite side of the round hoUr All passenger frame was de layed until pew locomotives were brought wer down horn Long Branch and Jersey City Tbe naIL od won all tbe itlies In the late typewriter cobteet In Hew York city and reulved Coverntueni Is eae weS4ua eLeck for 1OtLtU f 75 typewriters 1 all i C C

UIf i1 0ICt Dr O Phelps I rfrnwM Arnclan rial am a rood heallnr I tnedlolne for Courtis Bore Stress and Lnnvs iruiirliii n w and SI 1 per bottle HerKal Dlaltnenl for ikln diieeeee illustrated Shake spearean Almanac free I70radsl Jersey city KJ Per nitlera since 128 aekiiewledfed to be by far the ben and Ineileiomeoli Utters inalewhetber taken pure or with wine or liquor Hurry Trleoulxroei retoornended a eov erelru remedy for er nllraeDis of the rJcp The Greet Orrsaaa Milk food WAQIBRS INFANT oon Anstoalura llltlere endorsed by pbyilaUas and rll r pbrlllld ckemUu for portly ud wboleeomeneea ptrnl UIta IHH WINrllOWM BOOTIIINOHTKTJIr Has bn need for over TuFT YBARB by HILLIOHHet HOTIIERB for their OHILDKHN WILE TBErillHO with rexFRcr kucctua 1 SOUTHES tbe ChILD BOrIS Ibe UUMH ALLAYS all PAIN CURl WIWD OLIo and II Die beet remedy for PIARRUOIA 814 ty druitilets lu erery part of tbe orl4 2So a bottle u lt gubiicntlonfl w Seash1 S ffj fl I Only unoDleotlonsble the best and worts meet DB uO I lQlu0f I i4ti I 5 WM 5 i tbo Seaside tfbrarr any Ow It NEW lUm ISSUES fniUUud THIS Got WEEK catalogue I A Smoggier secret By rank Barrett Io 1481108 Ida An Adventure la Norooco Mabel Ita lotl ColnL Ka 14111 lOe A Women ot the World K Mabel Hoblnson No 10 14 7 joa A Womens Heart Mrs Aletander Kg ltM jO a fflnaurial PAHTVewnlnr prlrate kodae free aad olear wash like a CA u Uloanounrel rural t market TaJaa snaiv Address x iWHtbav SBOOKB MORTOAOB on Hats forests L FALl huge 777 East ell I OIUt 1 00 WII IKTEBr8T will U paid Vy reatUaoaa S boll prominent poefilon for a TM ftr fear eiamtle security U4 rul Ui 1 iP I DEMOCRATS GET READY IDE FIRST otiDKii or xns lrAJ CJPdlON HEffT OVT Cbnlrnoa MnrptiT Head Out it fltsgtag Address to the Local l dr The Pro Villon of the New flaunt lw Chairman Edward Murphy Jr of the Democratic Btate Committee baa sent a proclamation to county city and town com mltteei throughout the State calling their at t I tention to the necessity Immediate prepara tion for voting tinder tbe new ballot reform I law Following nma extracts from the message Just now there are two things which should reoelvo your Immediate attention I First The airancoment and division ot each town and city Into election districts ao that each district shall not contain more than I 800 voters In any town or city whero there I are more than that number In any one district I I It Is the duty ot the Supervisor Assessor nnd I Town Clerk of the town proper authorities of the cIty before Bert 1 to make a new arrange I ment of the districts ot the town or city so that nq district shall contain more than 300 voters I I I This Is of vital consequence In order to secure to each voter the necessary time to deliberate I ly prepare and cast his ballot I the officers of any town or city neglect or refute tn do tbelr duty in this respect ion should promptly commence or cause to be commenced the nol eetiary legal I proceedings by mandamus to compel them to I do It I Hecond There must be five inspectors of I I election lor each district except in such cities where all of the Inspectors are appointed nnd none of them elected nnd In every district there lust therefore be appointed n least two additional inspector and where there Is a now arrangement of dltrlom there will I ho some districts where Inure must be an 1 pointed The Inspector in oflleo when tbo new law took effect remain In offIce for Jew districts In which they may reside after tho rearrangement the dlllrlr and additional Inspectors are to be appointed to make up the number of five in each district The Supervisor Town Ive and Justices J of the Peace of tho town or In cities UltC au I tboritlos designated for that purpose are to appoint the additional Inspectors 8pJ You should urge upon those officer the desirability of selHotlng competent nnd relia ble men for tbee places and ol making the appolutmeuts piomptly in order that the In spectors may have time to familiarize them selves with the provisions of the law and tho responsible duties which IhArbae perform roe appointments should b made Immedl atiUy after the division of district has neon determined upon and must be mad before the first day of the meotlugii of tbo Board of lioclstrr which in cities Is tbo fifth and In the country tbo third Saturday before election clon In Dlllnc vacancies in the Hoard or In I spector It Is the duty of the towu or city officers etv cars making the appointments to preserve tbo I representation of the two principal political parties rolllnc in the State tho mahout and next highest number of votes on mate Issues 1 A the Inlt election so that three of the In I pertoo speators shall belong to one of such parties and Otto to the Other Vthon the Inpcctots take the oath of office they should immediately Ihl onco Imledlaoly ap point two ballot clorke one from each I of such political parties to be selected respectively by tbo members of the Doaid belonging to the different political par ties and the Inspectors belonging to the ma jority party should also appoint one poll clerk and the minority Inspectors one poll clerk Care should be taken not to confound the bal lot oerku with the poll clerks They are sepa rate officers hating Independent duties to per form You should mako every effort to sea that these valuable provision ol flue Election law aro BcrupuliUflly observed and honestly carried out A nonpartisan Kloctli Board Is of the highest Importance both to Inxure an Impar tial supervision of the polls ant 1 of the count nf the vote and to beget public confidence in tIm declaration of the renu t If the olhrern of the town or city or the members of any Hoard of Inspectors uogloot rofuio to make appoint ments In accordance with thosa plain pro visions of the lawi you phould at once take stopS to IMVO them piosecuted for derelic tion of official duty and Institute such proceeding as mar be necessary to test the legality of their appointments and at every stage of thelmrocwdinKR enter upon the record a pretext against their unlawful acm rhere are other roislonsof the now Elec tion law wulch are deserving consideration and which may be referred to herenlter but the foregoing should have your immediate and careful attention In closing Chairman Murphy rlnglncly pro claims JiemooiotR we appeal to you to be ilgilant In this matter The party to which you belong has a greater stnko than any other In the tnlthfuland hones enforcement or these law They are designed to pment framl In timidation and corruption at the polln the ab horrent means no treuuenly employed hy our Hdversarlon to detent UK If the object of these law IH not thwarted In tholr execution the baneful effects of such Influences In fnturo election viui bo greatly mitigated If not nn holy riestroied Free elections and a fair count have always been the watuhwordf of the Democratic party Ve oonfldontly rely upon you to coopet ate with us In semiring for the paopln the benefits with h must result from a aiiccesstul and efficient administration ot our present election laws 4MUOEMPJT HCnrdar Nights laatrnrnl of the Seaion ut Three TbntrcK The doors of three city playhouses were thrown buck fortbe now season last nIght At each tbeatie thorn was an attendance large enough to Inspire confidence that the start had not been made too curly and at two houses there was a display of uncommon Interest In the entertainment because It was in a meas ure novel alike In its makeup and In the mode of Its presentation The Union Square and the Standard were these theatres and their programme was an innovation since It was identical at both houses Ot course only a vaudeville show could so arrange itself as to offer this dui licatlonof attractions Tim com pany to imitate the London fashion hero win a new one organized by T D Marks who had at least spared no money in f an endeavor to import variety performers of merit He had promised only new faces and he did not break his word to nn unpardonable extent for the three or tour familiar menu bore of his troupe were good enough to justify re importation Cleverest of these wero Henri Cuzmnn a Bhodowgruphlst of the Trewey or der and ilout Travis a ventriloquist They hud alioady been applauded at other city vaudevilles and they were liked again last night lndeedlt was In the really new performers that MnrkdB show sadlv disappointed expecta tion It lncke1 ii unit singer and It bad no dancer Inspire enthualasin To make up for thin there wan a SMI erabundaucu if i nets that wnie complicated though they worn difficult Two contortionists the Bornnls wore justly awarded touch applause and three xylophone players Nntusklon have not been approaiho1 In this country for perfection ot tochnlnue The xylophone Is an instrument that splits the artistic ear but tile public adores it and the NntuHkles are bound to become favorites Mauilo Hranpcotnbos reappearance brought her forward In a ratios nf statue pages that were entirely picturesque and as an encore she dunned neatly but not at n 1 Intricately It must bo raid of her that she ago gracefully These with other Qits by newcomers mode up a pro gramme that alternated dulnetH with excel lance and ret was generally of negative merit J be moral of the show seemed to be Indeed that U could without much difficulty be dupli cated from our own variety shops and prob ably at far loss expense Perhaps the town will like Mr llarkss performer better In a week or two Last nights performance was cum bitrsome The various turns moved slowly there was overmuch bustling about of super numeraries and of apparatus and for some Inapplicable reason there was a constant use of rod lights flash light and electric lights The merit of a variety show is I in Its perform ers not In the stage directs The auditors at both theatres remained In their Beats until nearly midnight and they were patient be cause many of them were suspiciously friendly to the management As for M bios It had an enthusiastic start The Kaianka spectacle of last season was revived and It contained so many good things that it eally won success anew Here too there wa an exhibition of Imported vnudo villers and generally the results were equal to anticipation The ballets wore richly drvsned and a pictorial triumph may safely be ac credited to this venture Hut like Its uptown competitor its performance dragged tn an un pardonable degree These big productions ought to be rehearsed In spring If they are not meant exasperate the August auditor auooKirn Oonjrresimaa Wallioe It Is said will be backed In ble 8hI for renomlnatlon br a majority of Ibe member of the young Sepublleen Cub Jostle lartletl bae dl olve t the lalenetlen restrain Inf brokers Kaelern t Nlchole from dtapoin nf em l NOOtfior Itie capital clock and II300U wOrth of Ib4 run mortise bonds of Ibe reonijlrema Leblib sad Xaeleru itaitcuad Jobui Qerdon sied aSS Jsmss Urrlio use at whit bsys bese tsinstii of ib lgis County Luoche Asylem iii btalbysb for syral aesutby mod lbi CullS from tIe luslltaltes on Vrjdey atteroose an cr5 nU at lai Tbty are lappaatd te bays takes is tb woods Complaint hM b n made to tboBilIdliirrfUDlt lontr lbt In the oooilnicllon ot Htrni nnTi new tbiitrt in fulttn tlrtti Ibf coetraclori Iiiv not tot towed ib j picas si miami approv it br biro but these whtob fiad boo nltcnu u lawcuti it ii Mid ha front gIrder It I not ivfflcltaur most and ibat ibi rsir wati5 porllca ot wbtch recently oilpMdTTi elitirety toe fltoir Am Inrtitliailon will U TuiJt II sees Till tntrMtora say bat tbs spotevil alan hays b i tltq7 tIlvs onmrART George William Sumner who baa been known In Springfield Mass for ten rear as the conductor of the Ort hens Club one of the few firstrate mens choruses of the country died on Thursday at Orrs Island off the coast of Maine where tie and his family have bean taking a summer rest Mr Sumner was within two months ot computing his fortysecond year Ha was born tn Spencer Mass but soon afterward his parents moved Worcester and his father WIlllamlBumner has been for more than thirty years a music dealer tn that city As a lad be early showed n great predilection for music and every opportunity of education therein wa afforded him In his childhood ho travelled as Master Willie unmoor pianist He bad good matters the latest being DJ Lang the Boston organist and conductor Toward the end of 1870 his name was pre sented to the Orpheuft Club for consideration as conductor Ills election was unanimous and no one has ever had occasion lo regret the result for be has made the Orpheus Club what It is I He was not In the line of composition or In his own musical work strikingly original but as a conductor be was inspiring He pub lished none of his compositions which were chlelly settings of litmus and anthems and nr rangemontH tor MR lloston choir He married Viola man daughter of Thomas Hun the favorite musician of the old Mendelssohn Quintet Club ot whose origins membership be U the only survivor although the organiza tion Is continued under his leading Tony had one daughtnr Margaret and the and Mrs Bumner urlve him Henry 0 Downing of Canton Mass died on Friday He was a draughtsman of consider able ability but he gate up that work to be come a lawyer lie was partially deranged and bis eccentric behavior kept Judge 1 Devon and all tho othnr Judges of Supreme and Htipailor benches Uoxs Lnnir Duller and Itoblnenn ant I even the General Court itself euei iDg as to what strange move he would mitke next lie became suHi a nuisance that Ion Butler when Governor became alarmed and ordered tbemessengtts to Stop him put of the executive chamber Ho once tried to have the Leglslatuie prorogued on the ground that It was unconstitutional and sued Judge Deveos for fjpooo because the hitter refused to ottier the Grand Jury ot Norfolk county to Indict the town offlglals of Canton for testify log against one of his clients The Ilev Arthur A Pierce of the Oneida Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at Urlskuny Falls NY on Thursday at the age of 39 years He died suddenly while on his summer vacation of acute pneumonia Me was a native of the town of August and was ordained In the ministry In 1875 His first charge wan at Oriskanr Falls and Inter he preached at Kpojboro He was In charge ot the church at Leo Centre when he died He leaves a wit and two small children Jeremiah Rogers a wellknown former liv ing near Whitney s Point N i V was found dead In one nf his fields on Wednesday after noon He hud died of apoplexy at tbe ago of 03 years Ho was a veteran In the civil war and a member of Eldrldgo Pnst O A II which had headquarters at Whitneys Point lie leaves a wife and three grown children Mrs Eliza Sargent McDonald the oldest resident of MUldlebupr Vt died there on Thursday Aug 141ff her 05th year Kbo was born In Worcester MOBS in 17116 She wa married In 1817 and loaves three children ono of whom Is Mr George McDonald ot New orL 0 ItT oltrAbel Abel Fletcher who had morn than local fame as the Blind Poet of Ohio died at Masslllou on Thursday aged 67 years He lost his eye sight thirty years ago by nn explosion of chem icals lu a photograph gallery Justice Warren D Lewis died at his home In Babylon on Aridity afternoon aged GO lie was twice elected Justice nf the Pence and three times Justice of besslois He leaves n widow John Morgan the oldest resident of south ern Ohio died near KnyettetlUe on Thursday lacking a few days nf tolng 101 years old lie baa lived In one place 90 years Mrs Joanna Wlnand died at her home In Newburgh yesterday aged 03 3 ears Her re mains will be taken to Chester for Interment IUE HOES df ARMKH1A Her Boa In this City Ask the President to Protest Against Turkish Oppre lon In a moss meeting bald by the Armenian colony ot this city and vicinity in the Eastern Star Hall on Aug i it was decided to send a petition to the President of the United States to submit to his consideration the con dition of the Armenians under Turkish rule The petition says In part Though well aware that the Government of these Untied States cannot forcibly Interfere yet we firmly believe that the strong oxproHslon of American Indig nation at the uliomlnatio mUrula In Armenia will make a profound Impression on the pub lic opinion of Euro Armenia was hue first State to embrace the Oirlstlun religion and became tbs centre of civilization In the Orient For fifteen cen t aries owing to her religion and situation she has lived In n Uetheeraano nf agony suc cessively the victim ot the Porslitns Arabs and Turks and bearing thn burden of slnlul sorrows has held her faith Invlnlated through i sit l The spectacle of other Christian races Greeks Itnnmanlans Servians and Bulgo rlnnadellverol tram Turkish yoke has fos tered In the horrts nt Armenians a lively hope of a like politico and religious enfranchise ment That hope nan apparently juitllled when the slgnatoiles of the treaty of 1orlln compelled tho Porte to pledge Itself to real hue l without further delay the ameliorations and reforms roaulre l by the local coeds In the proxlnc Inhabited by the Armenians Un fortunately the article above quoted remained a dead letter Kurdish bands armed to the teeth scour the wretched country In every ulrectlon The Armenian homes arc sucked villages ruined churches desecrated monasteries pillaged the honor of the women brutnllr outraged num ber of uiiirrloil and unmarried women car ried away to the mountains and compelled by torture tn embrace Mahommedanlxm All these atrocities could not poislbly be con summated without offIcial connitance Since the ncnulttal ot Monesa Boy all pretence of re straint ban been laid aside by the Kurdish suv aces and tb Armenian having been thus de prived of mans Inalienable rlabt to petition against wrong anti having been deprived of those arms wherewith the outraged might In pure respect their strength and hope Is now only In God and their Christian friends UAKtKK JTICLLIQKZf Cl minima alAMacnOl om sin Thou 609 lEcnitU tM M oa 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Atif 1 Dvt rusvtat Any 19 WMtimlend Antwerp Anir 8 lea nctnaitaii Aut XX Dada Haraburc Anc B BVBKEtlOIINHON On Thursday Asg U al St Leos CBoreb by tlieev William A Tel Thomas EJwIn Burke to rioreace AUU la Johnson bethel New York city ELIIOTTMEnnTMANOai Au 11 at tke reeldeBM of lbs Brides motker Irpaawlck Ha Dr OUbertM Lihielt 5 KIss Pelts Yreasid Harry 4 5 Vygr r Jit AIt1 ACUflMIfOn AU 15 1500 n tetkM9Hf l nan nn4 17 tear ieicline and frisadi are lathed to atUi b r fwd Irotn her lets residence 114 But tM si an V ea4iy al 1 P I M AIBXANnEnOn Air ISBIU A Alausdi wife ot Frtdsrltk Alexander lutallris and friends are lovttad k issue its fntrd from bar laM reittases the SailOrs Bern tM Cherry it today at 3 P M sharp AMLMMAIVn Ate IN IRvQ Floraae Jsao stile infant dauiblarot I Ik cad Aanl J Aner nab and 3 months and Ii 1 days Fnntral Soinlnj itS 1 M from bUBanata t4e danet 1793 tUb cv DAHTAlltKta this elty Atft II Harry IV t fanl son of Lawrtnea and Amelia Paitabl fintral privets OOOnACUAI Wtstbanptea L t i Avg I Oorpalla Van Toed widow ci Dairy Augustie Booraam rtairal from her late raildtnea I7t drove at Jersey City on Monday morning Anr 18 at tliTOoelM ninrtuiiion Friday Anf IN at ROIMIU B L Kltta Bnrkbllt aged 81 years tHRtrat service at the resIdence other bretber tie lata Edward Sinker Green Bldta R Ltodarai JilWP M Carrlm will mast train al tlttnrrtlla onnietUi wilt boat luring tw York al I r K O A IKH At Sayonna K J oa monday At Id asian M Capes afftd 67 years rnneral service today at 1 1 It at the residence ef her ton 41 Hail BTth it Dayenn train leavM font or Liberty si at 13 noon CKEIIANOa Anr 14 I8SO Harrarel Crba ared 50 years Relatives and trtindt ara Inrltad attend Ibe faaattl from lOll Spring it on Sundar alar ii OBIADO8iid4enlr Aug 15 Swy r CrUdo Dre V Ijrn OAVlDHONAtEaratoia Auf It Joba5Dav18 eon ID the tat year tt his axe rlendt of ibe famllr are reipecttnlly Inrttad to alienS this tuneral terrleta at tilt late residence 3U Wed 4Dlbat SOlo city on Sunday artnlnr M8e lok Inttrnent private fleaj omit newetra DflOIKVAI Lonr Island Clly Ant 10 ItBO A drew Oooley a native ot Bannai bar Kings oonnly Ireland aied M ynneral on Sunday Lug 17 from 1T But lb si Long Island City its r SL FAVOROn Am 14 Joe favor ued SI yean Betatlvei and frtende era Invited to attend the foaera4 from 341 west pIth it on Sunday allflt FHANCttOn AM is 1800 Jets Raaek we n yean Belatlves and frlenda are Invited to attend hla toners from BL Vincent Pauls Obnrob2sd it oa Mon day al 0 A U GABTIIWAITE Tbnriday llth tail Amelia widow Abn r Oaftbwalte Inth BTift year of bar ate Funeral sertleei today al3i iSO P If at the retidene ot her daoghter Mrs L P herr Boiella K t Train leaves Liberty at at its r U GIEAHONOn Auc II 180 Uariarel dleawa idPi2 ncr Relative and friends are rnvlted to attend the funeral from 313 Welt 37th at on Sunday at I P U noMT On Friday Aug 15 Anaitatla wldaw 0 John W Howe la the 82d year other ac JOIlNBOVOn ADI la leao harp Ann Jobnaea ac ed 3 years Oelatlrei and frlenda are tamed to attend the forayed from Zion Cboroh 8a sU near eib av on UoBday at It A K JONEHOn Ac j 14 1800 Mary Btlaajonea and 01 years mu I months and B days a active of MebmenA Vlrflnlv The funeral will take place at IH Wet MtbsL Boa dyatlli A M KENNEDYOn 10 Blliabeth Kennedy Relatives and frlendi are Inrlted to attend the funeral from 281 West lloniton at on Sunday at I r M LNGOn Aug 14 at tile late reitdenra In Willow at Astoria Long Iitand city John C Lang in his 66tU year Funeral today at 330 P M from his late reitdene M I ON AIUAt his late residence 181 Sd ar eq Friday Aug IS Michael daemon of Eleanor aa4 the late yraools xcDonald METCALFJiAt DloomOeld NJ Anr IB Babart W Infant eon ot VTUltam C and Mabel Metealfa aied ft weeks yuneral today MOUDECAI Tbnriday Anr 14 Saratof a Viols Era eldest danihler of Alien I and Kate tlordecal In t the 23d year of her ate Funeral from the reiMenoe of ber Barents ISO West tables today 10 A M Cbarititon 8 C and New Orleans papers please copy MVKIIEBOn Anr 11 Jobn B Unellel lathe both year of his are Funeral from tile late reitdenoa ASA Bait HStai to day at I to r H Members of the Harlem Inde pendent Schoelien Corps also mcmbersof the Har lem Uaennercbnr and also members of the Ilarleia Elntracbt are invited to attend McKNTEKtin Anr 19 1M Joseph B UoEntee ajced 3 months and 31 days Friends are invited to attend tbe funeral from NT Ilndion it on Monday at i oclock Interment la Calvary Cemetery NOHTttAN oHttddenly at Bind Point L t oa Thursday Aur K Benjamin 11 Kostrand arcA es years Funeral Chrlets Church Uanhusett U I today at 3 u 0 p 5 M Carriages will meet 2 P M train from Lonffleland City OUKKFFyannle Hoian beloved wife of Rlebart OKetfe a native of Xenarb county Tlpperary Its land aced if ears Kelatlei and frlendi are Invited to attend her funeral from her late residence see West Od St oa Mon day Am la at 1 r M sharp Limerick and Tlpperary papers please copy FAKICIX FrIday AUK IS at her late reitdenee 247 West 48ih it Belinda Tarke ared TO years Funeral prirate LouIsville Ky papers please oo py roRTEK On Aur is into Lottie Porter ared n years hotlce of funeral hereafter PnAlTAt hla late resldsnea aB Tr Ttb ar Vew York Lug 15 suddenly of heart failure illlo Pratt ared 70 years Iniermeut at Itlca N T Cbattanoora Teon and Utica ItT papers plesM copt i HENTHAyOn Anr IS Hannah widow at Julius noiinthat In berTlstyear Funeral from her late reeldenee LOGS Sd av todAT al 11 oclock A M nelatlves and friends are lavited j BEONIAVITAt 60 Thompson it Obaa nef nlautt aged 97 years Notice of funeral hereafter autLIVANOn Tbunday icr 14 at Spying Lake N J Florence Rnlllran aged 17 years Funeral private from 4J Breioort place Brooklyn Interment at Greenwood TJIOHNTONLfna widow ot W O fleming and Iughter of John D and Mary A Karat ared al year 4 month and CT daya Funeial to day at 3 P M from lbs residence of her parents 1874 3d av between 103d and 104th eta 1VAILAriCOn tag U lire B 8 Walluk f4 15 port ygner l private from Sit West 68th et Boston papers please copy lTEBHOn Friday Anr 18 al eli n dsm St New York city Bonn Walters widow ot JoibU Walters Funeral today at 13 oclock noon at Friends Meet tog Ilouee Ainawalk N y TIIKINHAtralrmounl Aur in 1BW MaryA relict of State n llhlns In tbe 87th year of her are Belathei and friend nf the fatally are reepeclf ullr la Tiled attend the funeral on Monday alar M from ber late reildenoa BOS Tremonl ars few Tech city Interment at Woodlawn VOODWAIlUOtt Friday afternoon Aoi 18 at bis late reildenca S07 Ore cue av Brooklyn Wit Ham a Woodward In the win year of his are MOUNT IIOPP CEMETEKT Offloe 3 0 Slith av corner 23d n K T

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J 1 8 TILE TSUN SUNDAY AUGUST J89aTWENTYTWO PAGES I FISniXO tHAn AND AIL Jlah1 4 Wkn1 ne tirnlTTher j nuekflels DIn Cnllnre Flihlng In salt water near New York olty bat besti steadily improving In tho last fortnight ben tho amateur anglers have not been slow in finding It out Every day finds small boats dancing on the waters to the south and west of Btsten Island on Newark Bay on Jamaica Bay and off tho northern shore of tba Sound while along the North lllvor front on the upper par of tho Island the anglers rods whip the water In every direction for striped boss Old angler say tho cause for tho Improvement in the fishing Is tho change of the moon from full to last quarter They say the high tides caused II by the full moon make tho water so roily that fish aro alarmed and feed very little and when they do food thor cant sea the bait lot down t to thom by the anglers For anglers who doom the best fishing to b blueflshlng and cant go far from town this has been a pretty blue season Bluaash continue to bo scarce In tho lower bay whoro aontnuo f thor havo boon plentiful In former years but to off Fire Island and tho great South Beach as well as off tho Now Jersey coast they are run ning in big schools A few days ago seine I I fishermen oft Beabrleht captured over a ton of I blueflsh and as tboy could not be sold at a I price which would pay for transportation they wore thrown away More recently vast school of blueflsh wero discovered oft Atlantic City Their presence was first made known br their pursuit ot weakflsh which for a dis l tance of over a mia alone shore fbi f from their savngo enemies and woro stranded on tho beach Blueilshlng off tho coast of Now Jersey and In the Ureat Boutn c Bay Is at its best and with any kind of tackle provided it I strong enough to withstand tho powerful snap of tho bluoflnhB laws tbo angler I Is sure to bo repaid with rich harvest On the Clroat South liny a day or two ago two anglers in one boat caught In a few BIO blues with out using chum I I a poor day when 5 or CO t luollsu cannot be takou in tho course of a I nays fishing The popular way of angling for I them is to use a Luttyhunk line a piano wire I k for a snoll and a sproat book baltod with a chunk inouhaden When tbo fish aro biting t one hook Is all An angler cares 10 attend to I Tha steamers Acconiack bohuyler Anglor and Assotuas tako a goodly number of anglers dally from town to the Cholera Banks and tho Fishing lank As an example of what may bo expected on ono of theso boats it may be mentioned that one angler recently landed 0 llookaway trout anilar another 10 fluke and 0 sea bass another I V fluke andH sea bas and another 7 fluke andU V loa nnl bebldos u big lot of pluellsh This Is rather under than over the axerugo catch VVoaktlsh Imve beon running for only a fort night In sufficient numbers to make the angler certain that when he starts out for weakllsh ho will get om 1robably the best places for t weaktlshlng are in the lowor bay oil titaten Island In the Kill von Knll and In the central I and eastern parts of Lone leland Hound Thoro have been I good many woakflsn and an occa V sional bluoUBh caught within a wok off Lommnnlpaw Tbo individual catches ran from two to ten woakflsh and their weight wna from one and a halt to throe pounds each The fish seem to visit the shoal water to tha south of Communlpaw to feed Thoy are caught at all tides and mostly with crab baIt Weakllfibinc has also been good at Bergen orlon Point while land porctos are numerous At Bockaway six young won caught last wook In f p the runt Katie L US waakllsb the largest 6V pounds and the smallest about IK pounds Thoy wore caught on the first of the flood tide V with shrimp bait and sciuld F A fishing ground not known to many Now Yorkers is the water to tfao east of Harts Island Jt is alive with blacktlsh These fish grow from I pound to two pounds In weight They havo not gained the T reputation they deserve OB a game I fsh Under the water to the east of t Hurts Island aro sloping ledges of rock that f a full ot bolos in which the blacklist bide Anchoring near ono at the lodges and putting puttnl a pluco of salt clam on the hook cue angler drops tbe bait into the water and with a rush t a blackflsh darts from his hiding place in the rock and rushes back to his cover again to the angler Is experienced in blacktlshlng on this ground ho will prevent tho fish reaching the rock by striking sharply for I the len cots into one of the r caves and Milks the fisherman will 1V probably saw off his line on the edge of tho J rook In trying to pull the fish out Mr Charles I Bonne horn of 190 Broadwur caught thirteen i goodsized fish on tho grounds last week Btrlpod bus fishing is steadily improving r and unusually large fellows continue to be takenthe largest reported being in the eastern patt of Long Island bound Mr John U Heckschor of this city who lives at Newport In tbo summer and spends much of his time flsh I lnc has bad lots ot fine fishing tme I stand I c at bacnusat Ho has captured 123 striped bass this summer with rod and Hue casting Into tho f surf His four biggest ones weighed S5SJ 6 lur V and 67 pounds btriped buss fishing Is excel lent In the North ither at Fort Washington lver One angler last week caught 17 striped bass anotherJB weighing 22 pounds and another f 11 weighing 7 1 pounds There is good bass fishing on the Hudson as 4 1 far north as Now Hamburg lllack bass fIshing In tho Busnuehanna River t wa formerly vory good but until a tow dais I t ago It was supposed that the river had been fr almost depleted ot baas A party of anglers while trolling for salmon with lamprey eels V hooked about 150 line black bass weighing from one to tbreo pounds each Harrisburg anglers aro overhauling tholr tacklo to try tho fishing which had become almost a lost art In the neighborhood of Falmouth tho nt qnebonnals the report of anglers from eastern Pennsylvania There are few black bass there but hip walleynd pike are taken by trolling with lamprey eels cattish or eunllsb trollni I V I U t reported from Lake ChamplAIn that V black bass are vory abundant They run as ni large as three and a half pounds each Tbo water In tho lake Is very low and to this fact V the fiohermen attribute the b IK catches of bass Lake George has become famous as a pike I I fishing resort I Is called a pickerel by tho r f V local llahormOD but It Is termed a pike when found in other waters An angler recently f V V caught a pike in the lake weighing sixteen pounds two ounces Tho best method of flab fsh V lng for pike is to anchor In still water from 1 tnirtyfho to forty feet deol and use live bait II tte white chub belnc a universal favorite bait I A suit at law which will Interest all fishermen In this State especially net fishermen Is soon to be decided by the Federal courts It will bo r remembered that about a year ago the fish and II game Inspectors In Bt Lawrence county die I V covered that rot tubing was carried on in the tit Lawrence Hirer lu violation of the law and I alter a good deal trouble the fishermen woro I B Dotted and their nets to the value of soeral hundred dollars captured and burned The fishermen employed lawyers to brine quits against tho 1 Ish Commissioners of Ibo mate to II recover the value 01 tho nets on the ground that under tho Constitution no property can bo talon and destroyed by officers of the butte without process of law The principle Is i the samo as tbat in tho suits brought V In Kansas by tho liquor dealers whose I property was confiscated destroyed after the btatn became a prohibition HI at a The fisher r men have been beaten In the courts their last defeat being in the Court of Appeals They tnlOd appealed to the Bupramo Court of the V United btates fish and game club especially 1 troso In this city AympathUo with the State i f V Fish Commissioners anti urn passing the hat among members 10 holp the Commissioners r I defray time expenses ol the bult 0er 500 hal p t bon subscribed Alter a lone tussle with tbo Legislature the State Fish Commissioners are noon to hmo a lly fish car to bo run ovoi tho railroads in the l f Mate for the propagation and distribution of fish fish Commissioner Dlaoklnrd and Bur t den are in charge of the project Fret Mutuor auietlntondont of lImo Cold Spring U I fish butchery was commissioned yesterday to go to Washington and study the plans of tho f United States lleli Commissions fish car which travels from ocean to ocean under charge oesl chlrlo of Col Melonalcl Tho Now York hints llsh cur OI Isb Car y will probably Lo built In this city and will ho IT pulled oor all tho railroad lines In wi ato Inos tllto II i I t free of cost lr lop w has already asuurmi K 1 Commissioner Blackford that the car will bo I taken anywhere on tho Vunuarbllt system In undorblt thIs btato tree of choice This car will bo i I ready for operations noxt During and It Is cer lain to xpadlto tho hatching of shad fry on J tho Hudson lllvor its the oar can be title trucked nnytvlioru the shnd are running and artificial piopauatlon carried on nnl J ho blame 1 tab Commissioner held their August meeting on Tuesday lust nt tho heft VV butchery In Cold bprlng harbor They were V entertained by Fred Mather tho superintend sot and altarwnnl thoy went out on the steam 4 hunch llollilor Tno luunoli was presHiitoil n ew lays nco to tho Hunimor School of lllology IT John 110 Jones 1reuldmit of tlio Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company I 110 been used by tho pupils of tlio School of lllnlogy In ob I alnlng tea creature In the iouml and harbor h ommlfttil iners Biiiden and Ilnwinun hate i gone to Hro Island lo try bltirflslilng The 1iiited talon lili Commission steamer V Fish Hawk has boon dredglrc In the oaiturn part of f thu Hound this summer and molten f tally ban taken a spin up the Connecticut flyer to Investigate tho causes ot onnoctouL run of 2 shad in that rlvor nt lute The result us an rosllt In V nounced by the State chemist on board the ilBh Hank convoys a hint to Now York flub 1 t cnlturlHta Last spring shad were unusually f plunttiu hereabouts but 1 was rather In spite ot local discouragement to the bud than from nr aid to thom Fishermen ha rut forgotten the big sudd that run up the lolu oten last spring and other rivers on tho const as fur south ifl Miglnla and they are predicting n scant croi of V Ibo flan rot liar The ilsh Hawks scientific sharp declare that the cause luwkA drxroate ot shad In the Connecticut lllvor U I not I as II I commonly supposed because there are 10 many pound note In tlte stream that they are caught before thai get far from the Bound le bat It I is because the water Is l poisoned by chemicals from tactorlasand ref use distributed through tot sewers Mot that time rroUtttown it 1 had are poisoned directly bnt the minute or gonlums on which the shad feed are Idle and the young shad a literally starred It ane remembered that when shad run up the Hud son they hug tho Jersey shore avoiding the the ewer months In Now York There II no doubt that the State Fish Commissioners will soon have to consider the question ot tho pollution of tho water of tho Hudson I not only shad but also salmon are to contribute to tho city a food fish supply JUCTCL1STS rAJtADIBE There Are 4OOO of These Vehicle la Jtochciteri asd They Go u Th jr Pisape What strikes the stranger In Rochester most forcibly from tho yen moment of bit arrival there is tho largo number of bicycles the streets Ills second surprise comes when he notes tho varied sorts of people who use the machines Finally ho Is astonished to see women of diversified ages and conditions upon wheels not bar a dozen or a score of women but lIterally hundreds of them Occasionally one will meet In a block more man and women on bicycles than on foot Even In the most crowded business streets ot that busy city three or four bicycles will past any given point Inside ot anr quarter hour of the day and not occasion tho least comment A visitor In Rochester who recently stood In West Main street nearly opposite the City Hallat crowded a rot as any in the city counted eleven bicycles Inside of twontyfWo minutes And this was between 2 and 8 oclock in the afternoon when traffic was at Its height The Rochester bicycler exhibits a degree of confidence and nerve In tho mlddlo of a street full of cabs carts trucks and horso cars that would paralyze our row York whotlmen Ho glides along In tho mlddlo of the street turns out of the way of an approaching horse car ducks under tho nose of a cab horse and gets in the wake of a carriage till ho sees an open ing when ho skims around to ono sldo takes a long chance with a truck which conies rattling down a side street and so dodging and turn ing spurting and slacking up breaking over an open or biding behind a cart ho wiggles up or down tho street and out of sight beatlngtho pedestrians on the sidewalk end getting much tbo botior of passengers In the street cars The men on most ol the bicycles wear no knickerbockers flannel shirts or bicycle caps and sport no badges or colors Tholr sober busi ness suits their sedate air their preoccupied faces all show them to bo business ron on busi ness bent It is a fact that hundreds of the most prominent business mon of Rochester mill owners brokers bankers lawyers and whole sale dealers In many linen of trade go to busi ness In the morning regularly upon bicycles and use their wheels constantly during tho day A wAit through any business street In business hours shows dozens of wheels upon tho sidewalks resting against the outside wails of oflloes Oftentimes throe or four bicycles Will be seep outside a single door and U Is not uncommon to count a dozen or more wheels awaiting their riders In a single block Their owners are either the proprietors of the establishments ar lishments or businessmen who have called there to do business with tho house They think no more ot leaving their wheels outside than thoy would of hitching their horses to posts in tho street Clerks also use bicycles extensively and It Is said that nearly all tho reporters own machines and use them in doing their dally assignments teir tbo residence Quarters of town also It In I common to see bicycles standing outside the door of houses Girls uso them freely and when they run In to have a chat with a friend they leave the steel steeds outside A reputa ble bicycle dealer In Rochester told the re porter a few days ago that there were at least i000 bicycles In dally use In that city and that largo proportion ot them belonged to busi ness men Uoaliosald that there wore a good iOO lady riders In town I I by no means an unusual sight to see a few ladles riding cy cles In an Eastern town or suburb but It makes an Eastern man rub his eyes to walk in any wellpaved residence street In Roches ter on any pleasant afternoon Most of the girls aro young say from 1 to 10 years old but there are also many whoso ages entitle them to be called young Indies and occa sionally women IPprolchlnl middle age Sometimes hal a dozen or more will glide rapidly along tho smooth pavement In a merry group Homo are evidently out on errands from the businesslike ovldentr nesslike way they steer a straight and rapid course but most ot the girls are riding for pleasure Now and then you oomo across a pretty group in the middle of a roadway sev eral brightfaced girls in airy bicycling cos tumes standing and chatting gayly while they lean upon their wheels The girls seldom I ever venture upon the business streets They stick to the residence avenues where roads are fine and smooth and trAmO Is light But they do not lack in skill nevertheless a is thr 8klL frequently noted when a girl Is seen to glide nimbly out of the way Irl on approaching vehicle or circle In front of a trotting horse Rochester horses br the war appear to be thoroughly used to mercies ana seem t fear thom no more than thoy four ordinary vehicles Hut the most peculiar feature of the bicycle riding there to a man from an Eastern city Is to Bee bicycles upon the sidewalks Even country places of some size in our neighbor hood a Orange for Instance have laws com pelling bicyclists to keep to the roadway In Rochester thor Is more bicycle riding upon the sidewalks than In the roadways 1edestrl Ails seem to think nothing of having a bltr wheel como gliding noiselessly up behind them and whisk past so oloso that tho wind it makes fans their faces There Is no ordinance reJulatnl tbo speed of bicycles upon the side walks but apparently by common under standing the riders move leisurely Wnen tbey want to speed they turn into tbo rld Pole officials say that very few accidents result from the universal bicycle riding Nearly I riders use wheels of the safety pat tern and all are skilful in their management There ore almost no ordinances regulating their use and every street in the entire city Is open to them In small portions ot five of the most crowded streets bicyclers are prohibited from using the sidewalks Otherwise they have things all their own way LOOK our Fun JI1K nr4CKlNl1B na is Fighter Mlj the Battlesnako t Not Bo Terrible OUUDENSIS Ps Aug 16Ask any of the former or hunters In this part of Monroe county whether they are afraid of rattlesnakes and they will answer promptly that they dont mind them very much Ask them I thor fear blacksnakes and they will say yes without tho I slightest hesitation This fear of blacksnakes has come down to most of them from their parents with a story that none of them is ever tired of telling They all declare that It Is truo and it is so well known and Is told with BO much solemnity and evident fear by the na tives that It is bard to disbelieve It Tho story runs like this Many years ago a welltodo farmor lived wIth his family near the barren land verging on Tike county His wile was city bred and unused to of tho hardships that many hlrdshlps thlt are a part of the farming womans life She was strong and hardy however with plenty ol none and grit enough to mako tho best of things One day while her husband was working In I clearing a good distance from tho house she went down to tho spring for a pall of water As she stooped over to fill the pall n blaaksnake that had boon lying called near the spring lumped a her Hho screamed and She bide but tho Bnnko had burled Its fangs In her dress and before site could ra cover herself sufficiently to shake him off be ol sufclonty oi bad wound himself about her no tightly as to prevent hor from walking Then he cogiin slowly to crawl upward Tbo poor woman struck at tho snake with her hands They were badly bitten but she was so over come with fright that she did not mind this and kopt on striking at him The serpent kept crawling up until his colic wore about her breast Rime tried to tear him loose but time was not strong enough Hbo became nearly parnlyzrd by terror Tho snake finally colic himself around her nook and choked her She started toward the nnl but she had only gone 1 short illstancu when she fell In the troning sIte was found by her husband lying dead with the I snake still colled about her neck This story with the wellknown fact that a blacksnako Is I over ready and willing to fight anything that lives makes anl native afraid ot nlm and the man who kills I blaeksnako Is thought to have woo 1 grouter battle than tho slayer of I dozen rattlesnakes V You canS frighten a blaoksnake raid ono old hunter and the more you try tn the moro ho aint frightened A rattlesnake Is n cow ard and will run 11 you give him hull a clmncn I bo doesnt cot the chance ho will rattle lu fear and then strike In desperation A rattle snake bite Is not nearly so dangerous ns many people suppose All that you have tote Co render the wound harmless is I to cut it as deep R the fangs went and then go to I tho IO noartst brook nod wash It thoroughly A com mon poultice will loon teai tho wound made by your knife But If a big blaoksnnke tackles you and you ghe him a chance to got ono coil nbou your body why then look out for It Is your life or hIs A Steak Bobber Convicted AnniAND WIs Aug 10 Fhelps Ierrln was found guilty of robbing tho Corn Exchange Hunk n Burley tact night Forty thousand dollars was stolen on the night ot Kent ii ItHJ Edward faker and Forrln are charged with commission of the crime jointly lake was convicted one month ago and sentenced t five yean Inlthe 1 Blat rlan Ierrln will belentence tpdty The fury agreed At mid night after being out two oun mIl L A lon ran CATHOLIC CUD Tile UsadSStce New Club nonce Overlook InK Central Park The Catholic Club of New York It to have a new 1300000 club house Tbo plans l have al ready been filed for its erection Some time N the club bought for 135000 a lot on the south side of Fittynlpth street about 225 foot west of Sixth avenue and on this site the building is to bo erected Within a rear the club will move from its present house at 20 West Twentyseventh street into ono of the handsomest club houses In tho city William Schickel A C aro the architects Tho building will be a good type of the early Italian renaissance In addition to its histor ical appropriateness this ntjrlo of architecture makes possible tho use of several loggias over looking tho part The building will have n front of 7 I foot on Fiftyninth street and will extend back 110 foot I wU bo four stories for the work hare already been signed and the roof will be on the housobeforo the close ot the year With such a home as this the Catholic Cab Which had a modest beginning In 1H71 ns the moelt Anvler Union will take a prominent place I among metropolitan clubs Already there are 600 members on Its books numbering soma of 18 lbs most prominent business and professional men in 1 New YOlk The olub adopted Its pres ent name in 1H87 The Xavier Union was formed from the members ot the Xavier Alumni Hodalltos to unite the members moro Intimately and t better carry out plans that were not strictly within tho scone of a religious orlanl strloty wllin that time It has wid ened its scope and now stands as th representative Catholic club J differs from other social clubs In Now York tthllo ghlng its members every desirable means ror proper recreation and nodal onjoymont I has made Its Influence foil in more serious pursuits Its primary object has always boon the advance mentor all Catholic Interests Catholic qnns lions of general Interest aro presented In the olub and lnorl I to for sciences and the arts la fostered Tho club library which numbers over iiOUOO volumes Is well selected and much used Then there aro tho usual literary and musical LLLLtfi 11 V aVmi V J 7d s a

hlh Longmeadow sandstono will be used for the basement and first story and this will bo topped with brown brick and terra cotta trimmings Thor will bo a largo loggia on tho second floor just aboo tbo main entrance and the whole front ot tho fifth floor will bo built In throe loggias TIme columns ot tbo portico and loggias will boot polished rod grnnlto Tho interior 01 tho building will bo finished In keeping with the general air of solidity and richness of its exterior On one side of the broad hall on time first floor will bo the recep tion room and on tho other a large reading ton nnl and smoking room Tho rear ot this floor will be utilized for tho billiard room The second story will bo the main floor of tho club house Hero will bo tho club parlors and a largo hal for lectures and other entertainments Tho library has always been a feature of this club and the whole third floor will bo used for tbo valuable collection of books Thero will be reading rooms and all tho conveniences of a good working library This floor will be made as nearly fireproof ns posslblo On the fourth and fifth floors will be tho prii ate dining rooms and the bachelor apartments lor the members of the olub In tho basement will be tho bowl ing alleys and possibly n circulating library Handsome hard woods In mosaics will bo used for the floors and in heavy carving tor tho stairway The plans for this building wore selected by Charles V ForDs President of tho club John D Crimmlns Morgan J OUrlen Robert Hoguet and Joseph Tuoran mem bers of tho Building Committee The contracts entertainments Members of liberal profes sions collogn graduates or thcso who have passed at lanut two years In a collegiate In stitution nro ollclblo to membership Catholic oftlcors of tho nrmy and navy aro admitted to tho privileges with out paying any initiation fees or dues Among tho honorary members are Arch bNhoii Lorrlgati of New York Archbishop Ryan of Ihlliulolphla lllshop Louphlln of lirooklrn Bishop MtUuatd of Rochester and Major ion John Newton U 8 A The club bRa no political tendencies Demo crats Republicans and Mugwumps rub elbows In Its parlors and discuss everything except politics The club has given a number of excel lent ontortrlnmonts to which Indies have been inxltod and whit tho handsome parlors and lecture hall of tho now club hoiiao this will bo tjulto I feature of tho Catholic Club wi b glance over the list of members will prove that the social aspects of club life are not lost In the more serious pursuits Homo ot the names on tho club roll nro William Lummls Joseph J ODonohuo Richard OOormnn Jr Michael 1 Breslln John 1 Callnnan Michael S Colo ma rr Thomas E Crlmmlus Augnatln Daly loao I Da Bllvo J Rhlnolandor Dillon Thomas J Droslin John V Cavanagh Peter Contort 1ctor Eagnn Jr Frank Khrot William Hlldreth Field Patrick H Ollmoro Michael P Oraco W I Oraco W D Guthrlo Rlchnrd V Harnett Adrian Iselln Jr W E Inollu Colin McKenzIe Jr Augustus P Mon flint Jose F I do Navarro Miles OlJrlon Josenh IX Owens George P Iloynntid Jacob Huppnrt Jr Thomas F MiloldB iidnnrd P Slevln Vin cent Travers and Dr William B Wallace Tho officers ot tho clul aro President Charles V Forties First VIcoPro Idont Joseph J ODon ohue Second VicePresident James 8 Cole uror man Colin focrotnry McKenzle Joseph Sr 1 Owens and Treas ROAST C7HCKZUV AND ALB Tie Hill of Fare whIch West Shore Dep uty Hhertflni Demand The fifty deputy sheriffs employed by tho West Shore Company to guard Its yard In Weohnwken havo declared a boycott on the restaurant in tno station Tho deputies are paid 13 a day each and It is a part of their contract that tho railroad company shall fool them while they are on duty They began work Sunday and at dinner time a ticket was given to each of thom entitling them to a din ner In tho station restaurant There was no restriction as to what they might oat Tho most expensive thing on tho bill of faro was rout spring chicken and the deputies ordered It The restaurant man was all out of cham pagne and Bosss ale was the most expensive liquid that could bo purchased to wash down time chicken When night came and it was time for supper moro tickets wore distributed and another raid was mado on the spring chicken and ale The restaurant man ran out of both before all the wants wore supplied Ho to tho railroad officials appealed rAiroad Superin tendent Bradley and Train Despatcher Williams lams nearly had fits when thoy saw the bills lor the two meal The didnt Know what minute thoy might have need lor the deputIes services however and they concluded not to say anything until they wero reasonably cer tain that all danger or trouble bad passed Wednesday noon whim the deputies called for their dinner checks ouch receded u chock entitling him to tweutyfivo cents worth of lood They grumbled but took tho checks They looked over the bill of faro In tha rcntau rant and found that oil they could buy lor their chocks was a piece ot plo or a sandwich undwlcl a cUP of coffee and a package of cIgarettes Then times kicked They got their pie nnd clgaiottes and wont out Into tho yard Thuro wus a vacant parlor car out there und they got Into that and held an Indignation meeting Drputy Kdwurd Yliolim presided Hpeecbes were made nnd It wan decided to strike lleao lullons of drinputhy with lime striking yurdmon woro passed and they wero Invited to come down and tear up the tracks If they coml Before tho rocotlnir was over romp ono suggest ed Unit if tie struck they would lose fU118At 1 n day That bldnt boon thought of Intrusion was rasunmed Time resolutions woro rescinded and it was resolved that unless rations of spring chicken and ale were resumed the roe tuurant wouldnt bo patronized at all Theio were four opponents to this resolution They argued that 1 they didnt eat at the restaurant Limo company wouldnt pay for their meals at I all ThaT saId they were going to out at a company n expense resolution or no resolu tion Thn striking deputies called them scabs and declared that If they ate at the restaurant they would be discharged That wan tile con dltlon of affairs when tbo meeting ended meolnl When supper tune came time lour went to tho restaurant to ear All the others but ono stays 8tRyul Inthojird The one went to see 1 tho four ate He called for I glass of water time only thing that cnn be had In the restaurant with out cost Time young lady waiter didnt coma with It fait enough to suit him and he In sulted her The cashier who la I young roan with fiery hair and temper beard younl and jumping J over the counter caught him undort he right owe with his mist The deputy responded with nn upper cut on the jaw The cashier sailed In lor lair then and pummelled caShier ho hud had thonsjnd four who came to out I ate while this Will going on tt ben they re turned to the yard they wore Informed by Dep uty Whale that their services woro no longer required They appealed to the railroad com pany and were at onco reinstated as watch men They ate at the re mur nt yesterday 08trf While time deputies spent part of their wages wales basing sandwiches at a rival place on tho hill TIme boycott was still on laic night hut the o was a Man of wavering in the ranks and today I may bo declared oft Three Vlellmi la a Diiy Frederick WogclikL a or inspector the Erie lull roaj yM In Joy City was struck by t a trim mess lbs lltrien tunnel ytrrmsy and 111 enter be wheels ills lent were cut alt Ho dUd at bl Francis hospital Amlrew llddtrk of HI bimoabrh ilrtu title city was run ever by a train I SIll rtoniylvtni lUllrotil l rard and his rurht ljr was sum off 10 will probably dU Arthur Mnlranvoiion of iioj Warcta sinai t Jersey Cllf waa found lying Welds tbo I lavraia Lackawan a sad WOloa Inet at tbo fool of fltjeath llr1 10 W taka SL w ate his i I fa 1 hla slol t ralol UOpt w1 llll f F111 lL JfUTUEJttif A1IKAD Of HIS TICKET The Hlory OfXIatn Ward DIstressed Mol dier and II Uratltude Among the conspicuous figures at the Ju diciary Convention In Albany taut week said a lawyer of this city was the veteran ox Congressman Ham Ward of Allogany county I has always boon I mystery to politicians why the oxCongrossman with no known ele ments ol personal popularity In the metrop olis should have run several hundred otos ahead ot his ticket In 1879 when be was tho Republican candidate for Secretary ol State The subject was mentioned to him by a friend the other day In Albany Ill just tel you how that came about said ho Toward tho close ot tho war I was In Congress I was passing by the Patent Office one day and saw an emaciated hungrylook log man In a faded uniform of n Union sol dier fitting on the steps ot the office His de jected appearance touched me and I stopped and questioned him I learned from him that ho was an exchanged prisoner having been a captlvo among the rebels for a long time Ills time of service bad expired and ho was trying nnl to got something to do to support hlrnaolf until ho could recover his health He had boon unt days trying to get an Interview whIm the Cnm inlsslonor of Patents who had steadily refused to see him Tho fact that n man who bad sacrificed SIC cubed so much for his country should be treated so shamefully by any ono In otllclal authority Interned trio I wont nt onco and laid the soldiers caio before President Lin coln himself and before mnnyl hours the Bold lor was prodded with I place In tho Patent Office lIe proved to bo 1 very oflK lent clerk and was rapidly promoted until ho held ono of the best places in the department bell was there several roars when ho resigned to go fitoer business for himself I I lost track of him after that In IflTJ during tho canvass of that year I was In Now York city Ono day I was surprised to receive n note from the man whom 1 hail befriended fifteen yaarn before Ho toquostod me to unto him supplied without full with lK raster with my name printed on them llu said ho had In his prlltel la manufacturer In Now ork city several hun died men nearly all of them Democrats but every no of whom would be glad to voto for mo when they had hourd from his lips the story 01 how I had befriended their employer whon ho was not only poor but starving I had the patters furnished to the writer They woro used as ho ImJ mid they would bo and that Is why I ran so much ahead ol my ticket In New Yurk city Jot Drank and JUemtmtiered nil flay Needed n Tlirnnhlnc Johnny Mol iiifhlln 7 years slit iln I few pirnlei from his fathT at theIr litinio 410 wt Street lbs futlior did not punlili tim then but on hldy nlibt h want loins drunk pulled Johnny out ef tied soil beat bin with a raulil Ir McLaniblln tried to uvo lime boy anti lbs huehinil kiokeil her in thai the iai is h taken in Hi Vincent HnipltiL At rile Jeiftrti Market Iolko 1111 jeitrrday Juetlce Itellly meld I I Mel autlilln to await llio result I nf his wife I icier IL the two hlldrcii John amt nil ulna rcnrnld litter clelr nlla eels committed to lbs care ot UK Children Hv IlHBH of the Yolnnteer Firemen Tbo Volunteer rireineni Aitoclttlon aro to meet on Wodneiday for l tier Volunteer riremcni Annual Convention at WaMrtown There will bo over too Dro mon In I line In full uniform and they will tike with Ibm tbelr band ore eagle Tbo Volunteer Tbo procoMlon will Hart shortly aflrr noon from tho bead quitters of tho Mfoelatlcn Over Ruo Uarkol and tho route will be to tbo Bowery UAr row to chambers r II to lludaon etreet ol Jay itreeL and Ihe Weil Shore ferry A epeelal train will take them to Water towu Tho auoelatlon trill return next SMnrdiy nizht and will bo mot at this Grand Central nation at 8 r U br 42 It and a delegation I aI tbo volunteore fma uo4 lu the mnlni tier will bo fireworks at the Keiex Market headquarter u ABOUT BHID CAGES No 22 Adjustable brass Bcroons fitting any cage prevent dropping seed or dirt on floor A special feature dealer of the HENDRYX Buy itjodUny t Lir 1 V IF YOU DO Keep a little eomethlnr ellmnUttni In tb hen o why not supply youreelt with tbo but l Plr and puroii with an article that your friends will appreciate The rollowlnc uiorlment la the proper tblnci 1 BOTTLE CAL 1 BOTLE BYE 1 MoTTLE BOURBON 5 1 BOTTLE JtVtt 1 BOTTIF OIN 1 BOTTJE HOCK AND UTE Or I kettles ueerted to lolL ahlpptd te any addree eeoorety peeked on receipt ot price I yon dont want a full bar cue whim scab ro two or more bottles tecnrely packed for em I per bottle cuoI1patd non Rood are rorroel In every sos They are pore rich mellow ar wholesome our wines are lelertel from tie belt vine I yard t and are warrCntd tq he the peTs Jules or ba gvap Mora tRam belt our ceetomer are leSlie which sbeI that our oaon 10 Y ZOewyork a oUiI O1b luhmem whop standard le parity bare m been appreciated special attintlOB to malt ordert Send for price CTJKIIINO rnocjEsn co m Broadway between IJth and ISlh its XABIEB ABE EtsrJECIAXIr INVITED GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES TO BE FOUND IN A NEW ANA pn XIFIC WIELD Yrnimn CAnnm INVEHTOItB CAN PIACK THCIU MONET TV ITU EVERY AH BUKANCK OP A HAFC INVESTMENT Twenty years are Mr It r rettlrrew wire Ii now eat ef the ronator from South Dakota plaited the town Hie or Slont ralle lie received In rom fir Mi Uhor MX tots which r tben worth about ia apiece nte yean later he old those tlx tots tor SAimec teal wed the senator reparchaeed the Imo lUlole to Setoc j tie tout me the other day that wltldu a year be upCI elm to eell I them for SWOUX This U but aa Ineunce ot bow fortunes are mid It I this new Western omty tbl limaba Dulutn llenver Bt ra lX and MlnneapolK bay made wonderful reoorda Jiut IOU StIlL the tnetropolli et South Dakota le eueen ot Ibm aiL There b1 never been known In the history of the conn tr a cur that bu reached too ske8 A lme the peep lion which Sioux yams occupier P 1 The recent dolnere fn wmi duet hu canihl invest or to look In other dlrectlone Mtnr Kaetern capiuiine have turned their attention to tile bOW States or Ibo V 01 prontinff br the ciampu otthe many who bave eurtclied theiunelvee by ludio one taveitniente In the rapidly sTowing cutea Amonr alt the new state west or the UUelulppt which have attrtcted the attention of the world by their marvellouely rapid davelopmonttouio Dakota le preeminent Hhe te leee than a year old I mIa te exhlblte a record far iurrl t r to any oiker state at IJOr WI that ate In addition to Ibis her resource are jrttier and more diversified than tboee ot any other Bui ulie bee a soil I tbat le wonderfully I productlte she baa coal nelae that are Inexbamtlblei the has the nnen tin mine in America aha baa qaarrleiot imne that civil h porphyry or Etyot or the imyx of Italy abehai cnooih trraanra of told and sliver bidden away ta make all lbs world rrr Ihe Bneet boreen sheep and 1 cattle In the oouniry are raised In Booth Dakota All the great railroad evsteos or the country are running cmr llr tbelr lines through tail sew mate and she Is projMUac imw lines of her own IW metropolis or Booth Dakota la I sioux rails lu location correiponas to tbst ot Omaha ant It I the atoway of the tiMe Allhouib the growth of kloux 10 Falls has been phenomenal it Is eunstanllaU I Toe buildings are of stone ana Iron The streets are pared and the city has all ef tbe modern Irnprovtmsnu p There are street railway I and steam motor i lloea else I trio lirbts water And aa works A nsw packing houe Irol In process of arectloo which le to copt nearly a mil lion and to have a capacity ol twenty flee hundred hoes per day The new opera bouse will be built Ibis year costing over 5111uom Sioux rail yr be time heaa nartera ot the new Paelf Midland Railroad wHelm will be by JV miles the non est route from fLIcsjo to the racino ooasu Almost reu itrowttj ot Blum rails bee been during tbe laei I ten ron and yet she has a population ot nearly Xuu people Tb hUtory of Clmaha will repeat Itselt In Bless Falls Thor Is land at present forest within the CUT limits which may be bought In tar oi tote at a price which wilt double Itself Imuedlatelr It the land Is old at retail In small lots Title Is no fairy story but the plain sneer nltbed dOlrl truth The closest Investigation la Invited anil A special trsln recently went from Boston 1 Rings rails for the purpose or taklnr a number of capitalist rI tl l to look over the croons The result we an Investment ot several millions I and the following I statement Me the underslsned take pleasure In acres esnlrytnir that we found everything in relation to b advantage ot Investmrnt In this city fully aa tavorable an4 L toSIollnltr prommeio cc oie bad stated to us cod if ssytbtug bc fr than I rprlalono or our expOtuGuS OlO t WhittlES l D Lawrence Mass ANDREW II PATOX Petty iyaysUsr boStOn c fi KEILUGO HotWiVt lunul Bt F F COOK Waterbury bonn ISAAC agility Portland Me f IBRBIInU l CITTKR Boston Stan D ns JSBORNK Mew Britain Cnn JOSBPII J WALL So Iloston tfasa J B I1WLOP 80 Boston Nasa o X KDclRRTOS hatlonal Baak XortbBeldTfc JAMES DVhIL Portland Ma CHARLES I MAR8TON banker ForUana tie Cant I n TO iK Vtrmonth Me J A1TLKTON PARKEB Boston 1u D 0 I SMALL Lewlsun Xte U n 1VEB Bristol Cone 1 J SlOWESt Waierbnry Cons Parties In New Tore deSiring Intormatlon win 1 call open or address C upn Mn BTBEIB HACKATB 110 Broatdwisr Boom 1A PETERfflANS ROACH FOOD Somewhat more than one year ago The Sup readers attention was caled alO new food Orlmpound It 11 destroy roaches and wolor bites ilftlH1 thM a 8 ii hood which them like b tar than anrthlnt and Is Imply to be 51St tired around aoc elblo to them They swarm for I row nights but are coca destroyed it is not a notion Put imp IqJe destroyt1 4 Paablo ca WI 1 oalh em I Ip bt il Eat 19 lath A Il Nlw llm York Ask 11 IILJ f 1 V J o A L k 1 e IITILE 6XOIllS ABOUT BInDs Mrs Partridge la TroubioA AWoond TVhlppoorwIll Clever Wrens SCIUNTOK AUR 16 VThllo Ell 0 Coaerove of Monument Crook was looking down a glade in tbo Spring Brook Woods ono afternoon in May a hen partridge fluttered out of tho copso a row yards below where ho was standing hall ran and half flow up tho slight ascent directly toward him and between hIs loot It townr ran foot I was such a strange thins for so wild a bird to do that Coscrovo stood perfectly still and glanced over his shoulder to see whore sho had gone to Instead of flying further tho partridge circled around his feet several times with outspread wines keeping up a peculiar sort of clucking all tho while and Coscrova cams to limo conclusion that the bird was blnd 80 ho stooped over and undertook to pick her up and then ho found that she wasnt blind at all for just a ho was about to grasp her with his hands she darted toward the brush heap from which ha bad soon her emerge stopped at the edge of it and looked back Tho woodsman stood still nnd In I minute or so the partridge ran at him with her wines down and flattered around his boots as before clucking constant ly and appearing to bo in croat distress about lomothlnl This time Coserovo did not at tempt to catch tbo uneasy bird and after she had circled around nls loot a dozen times or more sho began to run back and form between him and the brush heap Coscrovo then walked to the edge of the copse whore ho stopped for a moment The partrldgA flew ahead ot him and alighted on tho ground two or three rod beyond wing lug her way back again whon she saw that time man won not moving The woodsman walked on to tho spot where the partridge had alighted She passed him on the way and How Rome distance ahead and Cosgrovo fol lowed her until alto began to make a great fuss close to hemlock tree On tho south side of the line In a little curve rondo by a couple of roots tbo bird had I nest full 01 eggs A large blacksnake was In the act of swallowing ono of tho eggs whon Cosgrove cot there and ho saw at onco that the snake nail scared the partridge away Coacrove hunted around for a club with which to slay tho xnake and while he was doing so tho partridge Hew back and forth and clucked HO bard that she attracted tho reptiles attention drooped thor egg and made a break for her just as tho woodsman had found a club that suited him and ho chased the snake around thu tree and knocked Its held oil at the llrsl blow It was a sIx lot snake and Its head was fifteen Inches above the ground whoa Coscrovo struck it As soon as time partridge saw that the reptile was mo tionless she stopped her noise hid In the bushes and wouldnt let Conerove come near her She acted like an entirely different kind of a bird Coscrovo then went away and In half an hour he crept near enough to the tree to see that the partridge was sluing on bar eggs as though nothing had happened to dis turb time mtlet of her seauustered nesting place On a sultry night last month Mrs A U ills woitu of Jackson Hollow was awakened by the Happing ot wings at one of time windows of her bedroom She struck a light and found that a female whlppoorwlll had cot wedged In between the screen and the sash that the bird was unable to froa hersoif and that one of her wings was broken Mrs Ellsworth took pity on the wounded bird bound up tho broken wing as well as she know how and placed her In a canarys crumb for the night In the morning Mrs Ellsworth found that the whlppoorwlll with the exception of the broken wing was all right and sho fed the bird and bung time cage on the porch Intend ing to set her free as soon aa she was able to lly During the morning time whlppoorwlll sane out a number of times and along In the forenoon Mrs Ellsworth noticed that another whlppoorwlll was Hitting around the cago She concluded that the wounded bird had sue Coated in calling her mate horn a row of wil lows down by the creek and her conclusion proved to be correct The male whlppoorwlll alighted on the rim of the cage and coaxed like n good follow for DIe wile to come out and sail away with htm to their home among the willows and then they put their bills together between the wires and had a real sweet domestic kiss Ing spoil for three or four minutes the wife seeming to convoy to her anxious husband an understanding ot the fact that she would be delighted to accompany him If oho only hail two wall wings Anyhow the male appeared understand pretty soon that his wife was a cripple and in prison too tor when they bad kissed one another all they cared to just then tho male flew away toward the brook In a little while bo returned with his bill full of food which ho liberally dealt out to his wife from his perch nn the rim of the cage It tasted batter to her than the food that Urn Ulnwortb had put Into the caaeMrs Ellsworth said and during the day ho oamo and wont a score of times Mrs Ellsworth left the cage out all night so that the wife might bo as near to her husband as possible ann the male roosted on a Ulna bush close by He carried lots of food to his wife each day and In about a fortnight her wing got well Then Mrs Ells worth turned her loose Her mate Joined bar immediate and the happy pair sailed off to ward tim row of willows Blueing a song ol glad ness on the way Jlr James W Evorlmrt of Franklin avenue tolls how a pair of wrens outwitted a lot ot meddlesome English sparrows In the spring He had put up a little house especially for the wren boring a large anger hole in the end i near the lloor for them to eo in and come out and n smitll auger hole near thu peak for ven tilation A noel of sparrows soon got in the habit of making themselves very much nt homo In the houso greatly to the discomfort of the wrens who were powerless to drive the noisy foreigners out One day the English In truders wore none for several hours and dur lug their absence limo little wrens new in and plugged up the big auger hole with twigs The small auger halo was big enough for thorn but tile sparrows couldnt get through It and from then on the wrens had full possession of their rightful home WILT TUB flltKT LOCOMOTIVE CAB Home IntcresUluR Hemlnlaoenees of a Vet eran tit llullroudlnjc NORWICH Aug 10Mr William if floss n cheery old gentleman ono of time best known west sid citizens here Juts had a busy lila nail has many interostlng reminiscences ot early railroading Jlr Roes Is 70 years old halo and rugged and his brightfaced wife Is just as smart as ha Is Two years ago they celebrated their golden wedding Mr tons I was one of the first employees of tho Norwich anil Worcester Railroad which was one of the first railways constructed in time country In 1812 said no to A Buy reporter I built the first cub for locomotive ever used In Now England Before that time the end neor and fireman on a locomotive were totally vtllliout shelter on the road They stood right out in time open air exposed to all sottrt of weather and the only protection to them If jou will call It proleotlon was the torn of the boiler One stood on ono side nf the dome tlio other WAS on time other side of It rinally they got tired of snow and rain driving In ilmolr faces and time company told me to see if I couldnt contrive tome sort of a sheller for them 1 bad charge of the repairing for the company then and I went to work and turned out a pretty fair sort nf n cab It protected the men but was a great curiosity to everybody I put it on time engine Gen Putnam and It proved to be complete success It was err much like the cabs used now I also built the first Bnowplough for the Norwich and Worcester road and I rather yilnk it was the first one ever tried In Now nulanil it was used first In the winter of iota but the workmen Lad been carelem In platlne ltno on its trial trip the iron scraper Ilaw off and ditched the loomotUa and the en gineer was killed Tbo Unit locoinotlie ever used nn time Wor cester roan added Mr lions came on A ves sel to Norwich and was drawn through the streets of time town It excited a great deal of Ititarest and curiosity and was followed through the city by a big crowd It was put on the road in 1BJS or 188D I beTUve its name was the Norwich ana the engineer who dlOT it WM namtd Uobirtioa V V V ONLY ORADra roon traisfor Woke Vista ssnd Sire OOrlem Gj Mre FlamBtceuisj Ducks Drnak It was Bach nn August day on Cooney Island as unggtsta lee lemons sugar and water All Inanimate nature was athlrsU The leaves on Glndsleys wood hung pendant waiting for a breeze Tha grass In tha meadow was at dry and husky aa Mike Finns throat on the even ing befoio pay day The cheerful peewee was mute as a eunuch and oven tha jocund sparrow had ceased his noisy wooing for the nonoo Thaw but It was hot I Time flies bit with un conscionable molaoo When repulsed they re turned with renewed vigor to the attack just as they do to a shining skull when the pious aro at rest In church In the dim aisles of the woods no feathered choir was hoard It bad cone down to the brook to take a drink The blue vault of heaven Beamed to reflect the fire of the sun like the Inside ot a olgantlo punch bowl of purest azure and even the goat was forced to seek rotuga In his barrel The clock In St Marya steeple had tolled B single stroke whoa Mrs OBrien crossed the Old Point rood to the Finn shanty Leaning on tha window Bill and looking Into the kitchen the said Have ya ore a cup o flour Biddy that ya could llnd ma till par day Ye see I want to make an Irish stew for Paddy when bos comtn1 homo the night and I want the flour to thicken it a bit Come in como In said Mrs Finn Dont pa Btandln there In the sun and cukln israel like a boiled mackoril Now thats right Take the rocklnohalr and while 1tn brewin a dhrop o lay to cool ourselves I want to tall TO that I have sorrow mighty heavy on me as Tom time turkey said whin the ass Ate his bed Dear deartm said Mrs Ollrlen sympathot Icallylos she rocked back and forth and fanned herself with her bonnet An fwhatB allln ye Illddy Did the goat ate your petticoat 1 Faith ho did not thin I bung It too high on the boo for bins No its not the goat this time lire Oltrlon Its Flannlgans ducks Do yo toll mo BO exelalmod the visitor as she drew her chair up to time table where Mrs Finn was pouring out the tea lioth women lifted a cup and sipped the Chinese ambrosia with line appreciation As Mrs Ollrlen set her cup back upon the table she resumed An fwhat quarrel have you with Flannlgans ducks Bhuro I thought they wero as decent ducks as you could find on Coonoy Island Tbrue for ye Mrs ODrlen and so did I until I catch them up to their dlvllmlnt Falz they wero as harmless as the wrong tad of the blllvgoat till they found a bob In the fines And since that time I couldnt kape thltn out o the garden Didnt I stand hero by tho windy and BOB the drake and the tin ducks wruldlln their way wldout savin1 by our lave all over ma garden atandln on their hind Ions and atln mo currants and chewln cite lettuce and nlielllnme panel Oh dear oh dear I dunno lwhat Ill do at all at all wit the dirthy woddlersl Mrs Ollrlons nose had been buried deep In the cup during this mournful plaint Just as Mrs Finn concluded Bho withdrew U and looked Inauiringly over toward the simmering teapot on the stove Mrs Finn took this dell cato hint and as she replenished the cup aha asked What shall I do Mrs OBrien about the ducks I Lava thlm to me Ill flu thins Whims does Mickey get homo from school At 4 oclock Whin ho comes slnd him over to me and kapo a still tongue In your head Firs OBrien arose covered with perspira tion As she started return homo with the cult ot Hour in her hand she remarked That Owlong lay o yours Is mighty soothln this hot weather Now be sure and slnd Mickey as noon as he gets homo The long afternoon dragged slowly away un til the shadows began lengthen in the valley Tba goat came out of his barrel and yawned sleepily A Itttlo brooze came out of the west and gently stirred time goats whiskers When little Mike returned from school his mother sent him over to Mrs OBrien Five minutes later ho was running at the top of his spaed in the direction of Bradys grocery Willie he was absent Flannlgans ducks head ed by the drake bad left Browns pond and were serenely waddling their way homeward They walked In single file like Indians on the trail the drake now and then uttering a peace ful contented quack which was taken up In succession by each of the ten ducks in the pro cession It was a peaceful restful scene and the ducks were cool and comfortable otter their protracted bath Instead ot going around by the road which was his usual custom the drake took a short cut through the meadow followed by his harem Vi hen they arrived at the summit of the knoll adjacent to the Finn estate the drake stood up and shook his wings The ducks fol lowed his example Then the leader crept under time fence Into Mrs Finns garden Little Mike who was on the lookout saw them enter the garden He hugged himself with delight and whispered to his mother and Mrs OBrien Here they are I Mrs OBrien boa a large earthen bowl In her hand It wan partly filled with brokou pieces ot pilot biscuit evidently soaked in some liquid Dipping her fingers in the bowl and stirring the pieces ot cracker she stepped to the door and began calling Kip Kip Klpl Coma Kip come and get your supper 1 The ducks needed no second bidding The invitation was an exact counterfeit of the ono Mrs Flannlgan uttered ovary evening They tumbled over each oilier In their eagerness to pet the food Ducks are notorious gourmands These proved to ba no exception to the rule They gorged themselves on time crackers as Mrs OBrien throw them upon the ground la handfuls As the lait handful was gobbled by the drake Mrs OBrien said Now Mickey mo lad you ran out and drive the ducks Into Flannlcans yard whore they belong Mickey had no difficulty in executing this order for limo ducks seemed to ba moro than ordinarily amiable Little Mike lay down bo bind a currant bush and awaited develop ments Meanwhile the two women had gone into the kitchen whore Mrs Finn exclaimed I hope you didnt plsen the ducks Mrs OBrien It ud bo a shame to waste all that duck mate FlannlganB poor Dont I know uo IB replied Mrs OBrien But ye neednt worry yersal Dlvlla the harmlj come to tblm ducks Fwbat did ye give tblin asked Mrs Finn In a wheedling tone Didnt ye see me gtvin tblm soaked crack ers acnnhlal lie aicv now for a few minute and yell see somathin mush make yo burst your apron strings wld laiighln Little Mlko from his secure position behind the currant bush wan evidently enjoying him self for a snort of irrepressible merriment came from him atlntervils which threatened to revolt his hiding place to the Flannlgans When the ducks wont through the fence into Flannlgans yard they had marcnod In the customary single file lint when they filed out Into the dooryard they broke ranks and fell Into disorder The drake began to hunch louder than usual and to bo moro than uxually demonstrative In his marks of alloctlon Home bow his quack was unnatural It begat with protracted qua and ended suddenly with a ck which was explosive The ducks too acted queerly Sonic ot them loaned against the fence in negligent careless altitude anti their voices wete aulet and subdued Others swayod a little as they walked and loaned against each other for support They rubbed their heads together and nodded niaopily At last the drake staggered to tho middle of the yard lapped his wings nod with ono despair ing squawk gently rolled over on bin back Time ditckji as if sympathizing with their leader all lollowed MK oxainpleand waddling serene hand vacuously to the side of thedniko gave up the attempt to walk and lay down with their feet In the air By tins time the Tlannlgan family had be Come alarmed They rushed to the dour In a body and gazed la astonishment anti dismay at the picture ot ten ducks anti a drake all lying upou their backs in time yard ouch way lug Its webbed feet gently back mud forth and all of them uttering In a chorus Juack quack quack I which died away in a graceful diminuendo only to be resumed again with recovered breath Mrs Ilannlgan picked upone of the ducks As it lay in her arms Its head tiling backward over her arm as If the bird was just about to waddle into eternity Bad luck to thlm as pboned ye mo dar lint said i Mrs Fiaunlgnn as limo tears ran down her chiokn Oh what shall I do what Hliull I do whin I have no more duck eggs ot a Sunlit f iMoanwhlln Mr Ilannlcan had como homo lie proved blmsulf to be a man of action Mlokoy be sail to little Mike who was looking over the fence with moth concern on his five run und get your putty blower Turning to his wife ha oxcUluiel Uo in the house woman and brine out the sniaratmi By this time the ducks had all become quiet Their wings wero outspread anti they lay as If load Whoa time saUratU and time putty blower were handed to him Mr Flnnnigan took the clucks ono by one upon Ills lap anti blew a teanooonful of saluratus down their threats with tho putty blower Thero was no perceptible effect from thin course of treatment for nearly twenty minutes Then the drake slowly opened his eyes and emitted a gently protesting quark Which revived hope In the breast ot Mrs Flannlgau Slowly time drake came back to lire His quack gradually became stronger anti at last with a supreme effort he rolled upon his feet and be gun in a maudlin und unoorlalu way to preen his rumpled plumage One by ono the ducks assumed ft decorous attltitdo unlll they were all bank upwanl As the last ono regained Its footlMr Flanulgan picked it up and Imitated It to his wife saying Smell the ertttur breath Mrs Klannlgan nut the clucks bill close to her nose nnd sniffed long and caretiilly It scorns tome 1ntsv that Ismelled some thing like that before I Faith you did thin said Mr Flanntcan whose suspicions had Ixen awakened by the antic of the duoka If that aint Bradys poor whiskey IU ate that duck legs foathwf XOZUID or A fAtn OF BATTLEEO Tee Qnamdarr of at Connecticut flay ataQ Mow he Got Got or Is Nonwicn Aug 16This season has been ty remarkable one for snakes in Connecticut Not only are they unusually plentiful but they behave queerly A North Btonlneton lad had a singular adventure with rattlers the other day Ho had been out huokkterryinir and climbed an apple tree In a pasture for fruit While eating an applo as ho sat astrldo of a low limb be saw two big rattlers come up to the tree trunk and U was evident to the boy at onco that they wanted him They couldnt climb the tree so they campod out under It and now and then lifted their ugly bead crackled a little and looked at him moanlncly The Inference was so the boy Interpreted the look that they had plenty of time and were going to watt for him to como down The North Btonlneton boy eat on the limb about half an hour and in that time latched up a plot that he fancied mlobt circumvent the leptlles He had Irish line in his rrouneni pocket and sandwich In his jacket and bait ing the hook attached to the line with a piece of tho biscuit he dropped the bait down toward the biggest rattler which with swollen neck and uplifted crest was prancing about directly boneath him With a skilful twist of the wrist ho dropped the hoot and biscuit siiuaroly Into the Serpents maw and the big snake instantly swallowed It Then he pulled the line In so I that the rattler was left swinging about two feet from time ground tied the line to the tree bough and cut the string In two To the sev eyed piece ot string ho hooked on another hook baited that and began to anglo for the mate of the suspended serpent Hut that snako had reasoned nut the plan and as soon as the bar made his first cast he dodged out of the way ot the hook Then Instantly he bocuino very much alarmed and giving his rattles a farewell shako turner und glided quickly Into the greenwood The boy shinned down the tree a moment later and scurried oT home leaving the hooked snake dangling from the bough Ono of the largest rattlers killed In thn State in many years was slain by Dwigut Monroe hired man on the William B Smith farm la Wo t Hartlord a few days ago Monroe was walking near the reservoir when a bug ser pent suddenly reared up in front of him and shook out a warning rattle Monroe hastily stepped back then wont and cut a chip re turned and found thin serpent exactly in the same posture as at tile beginning of the en counter With a Hlnult stroke Monroe killed the serpent and then took him Into Hartford The reptllo was 3 feet 10 inches lone fi inches in girth and wore eleven rattles His color was a rich veh et brown Monroe had a tax idermist stuff him At Berlin among the country hills M B Dunhams hired man klllod a rattlesnake at the foot of BerlIn Mountain a day or two ago that had thirteen rattles Rent Etnte TrnnMterfl Interior lot between 74th end 7311 sts rat w lit er 2 1 Irilllp firaehder ant wife to Mithlas Slotted 1571 Interior lot between 7411 li and 3th su IrO w ill CY 27x sine to Mary itlltner 1329 1st av WO Atraltain Frank ana wile la Wm littler Jr 2rooo liSih si n s dPi e mills nv 33x10 Vattllew Walsh anti wife to llllaru Kramer 5800 Naglear us 10 e lla lhorno st JiOxltdx Irrrz Um u Chlitlclc and sUe to Tbomae Knsevtar 1730 Ib3dstss2Ow 7th av l30xMIll II C Per sell li Krankllii A 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S S l j l I S NI Y AUGUST i718UOTNTYTWO PAGFn U O D CflAlTIAMS SPLENDID RACE r 5flJMvflflIS zrvTEdnOLD cAPTvnea rUle men AVOVBI STAKUS WU the Went Km Doo II tke Bibelot lor Mr vrilbtrn Old Enrol Hhowai at tlmrlltnK Iliimt of Hpced In tha Hnhrvny nndlc p Kiy Itcel Wl the Don f lm A Tjriilenl tiny or Racine jtwa alnrge ncd enthuslastls throne that iw 1ao elsht tace decided nt Monmouth Park Ttitenlsy A1 afternoon tho stake teaturos of the Jrctftammolho August West End Hotel nnd Biacon 3 Stakes nnd liiilmay handicap talllnir In turn to Chatham Bibelot Ladr Keel aud Earus TLday and track wera alike splendid a tool breeze blowing frarhly through the e tol ptnlta Brand slautl stirring ribbons and Ucos it t thousands of rotty throats Pick Icier and Surplus cairled the bulk ot tho money tor tho talent In the August Blake but neither wore formidable at any tme tho I Morris colt Chatham despite his fivepound 1 Poltr winning handily enough after a lively I pal with Bt Charles and Equity Surplus hid e bd cats of tho slows and Plokwlcktr I cat I badly at the end a five furlongs A co Tltorous rider than Anderson could havo lor curd the iilnoa with Equity Hornor will do to p ye bit the next limo he starts In such com j4ay I ha met yesterday Somerset Is i a itrtpblDK big fellow that will bo returned r alP beFore many neeks have passed Old torus was under the whip In the Itohway Bindloao almont from start to finish and Hamiltons persistency coupled with Major Jloos not the for tbo pomos Idiosyncrasy lot money tlo ttckers of Ibo tried and truo campaigner that f winning not n few dollars for popular John Iwlnnln EuKffln Major Uomo was winning hands Jluldnt down and waa but a few strides from tho fjnlihlnc line when he stopped almost to a walk and Eurue coming with one of hIs old time rushes pulled tho moot out of the I In the opinion of Mr Belmont and wanT of his friends Hamilton should have I fended the West Lnd Hotel Stakoa with Her I Highness I was a ory close thing between l Withers and Ilelmont representative and the followers ol the maroou and red claimed L that Hamiltons hard flnUhes on Strldoaway I sad Enrus took away a lot of his strength and r lilt him weak and unable to do the bit rakish dsughttir of Bt Blatse ample justice At any rto Bibelot won by but a scant n ck Tho crock Western fllly English Lady was on I jauoh fancied by her owners Messrs Booeson Bros and they backed her very heuvlly Bad they encaged 0 competent jockey to I ride her thl chances are that sho would haT won but Goodale waited too lone and opposite the clubhouse tried to come through between Druldess and Bibelot There wasnt room and English Lady fell turning a complete somersault Tho mare wan unhurt but Ooodales collar bone was broken and he vas carried from the field n badly shaken UD Jockey Tho fllly was going ory easy al tho time of the accident and Ooodales stupidity was freely commented upon By pulllnir a trifle to the outside he could have sot through tory handily The ScoggauB are mot flu for tunate They brought the Lady East In company san with Proctor Knott In Juno last to win e Huburbnn but both went wrong tho lay before thai race Lnullili Lady was In Jptop condition yobtordny nnd ought to hne won Iairan WHS conxldered an airtight for the Beacon btakes Lut he pulled up lame alter his preliminary gallop and was with Iolmlnlry drawn With the brother to Puule Crwn out ot the way tbo lace was a lit to Lady Reel who won hands down Inwn Etrldeaway fresh from Saratoga and looklna fit to race for n kingdom WHS Install d a great favorite for the opening event The battle II M great all the way through the otreioh It WR etroloh Arab Htrldoaway and Glory Unlehlni head part In the order named I WHH t to 1 A tab at one time Stockton beat Orlflamme tub tmo Torso oiy cleverly In the fifth at a mile nhd threo furlongs and Autocrat nis crat bad things nil bis own way lu the Ixth a lelltnK event at six furlouus for which he was deservedly a strong favorite Kay West the brother to Vlreuze wu a redhot favorite for the lat race a scramble for twoyearold maldcnx The unnatnod colt by Ironunls out of Wire Grass at long odds made nearly all the running and won hands down te was rumored In certain circles yesterday that Messrs 1 Jerre Lorlllxrd and August lIe mOlt werr members of tho syndlcato that ha I tnrchaf or Is about topuribao the Sara toga race track Both gentlemen were at Monmouth and when questioned donlod that they had any Interest hatoiurln the deaL Edgar H Jobnson Is anxious to have a mil adoiited by the arlou racing associations eompolllna bookmaker to accept at least a21 each way on any horse they may ofTer Quotations against In many Instances bookmakers will not accept any sum aaslust a horse although they may have a price opposite his name On the other hand 125 each way on a IDOtol hot would make S the aorage ponclller very weary liaclni or Utilizations will probably light shy of Mr Johnsons proposition THE nBST nJCE Glory and Arab got away In front Biznah and Btrldeawny brInging up tha rear Tho paly fly phoned the way by a length and a a until well straightened out lor homo when there was acne al closing up Strldeaway on outside challenging the leader Arab came with a rare buist or speed in the last hundred tad and In a whipilnir finish Arab won by a bead while Strldoaway only beat Glory a nose for the place fiibndlcap iweepitakei of tao facb with S1OUO Jlb r added ot which 2ou to iicond and 100 u third even fqrlonn George rrrbe I b o Arab 4 by Dalnacardo b Bet krlbutlon luu I Oeckeri 1 tdlDStablei e h 8trideaway e lie Hamilton 3 V 0 Iiaiya ch r Glory tttk J Lmbley S Uiph and frlnciu Llmo alia ran mbl1 TwlI Ji BettloiTen MB on Mndeawy aralDlt Blirah SU Jo 11 I Olory 44 to II Arab IU to I rtlnciu Limo 15 THE AUGUST STAKES Pickwlcker Chatham Equity Algernon and lom r were Ilrnt an ay to 1 very fair start after delay ol ten mlnutoc Chatham Klldeer and Urilua were necks apart at the end of a guar r cut In the rnn to the hal the Lorlllard Illly lowed In fiont Ilekwioker Equity and ibm tr rat elng next necks auart At tho end of Bye furlong Ilckwlcker Homer old Surplus cut 11 In the mo t shameful manner and ulllus bam S t Charles aud Euulty drawing away from the others 0 good flmsh fpuuod Chat bam stud a drive like a riiio good one Ue plt pie 12 pounds and won by a short neck from EL Charles who bolt Equity threequarters of alincth for the iilace Tb Jtt Iokl for twoyiarolda attlorieach with IuOadatd of whloboWVi ae ouJi threeQuarter I sail J A A l orris ii C C albb It Plalse uJiIM W ld I I t 1oDI cl c iT I Ibrl tt lamlln 2 O iits rl r 10 lul II I ir Jndnon I kin net MO Ik TerIO Kt4or Bomr aar Vina and Algernon alia tell ruII I 144 J BiitlnplelrwickerSfol II I lt1 Cbarle fH le 11 I 1 u Pm 4 to I Chatham Klldeer each I to 11 l Komiriit B mir each IU to i Alxeruou k ulty each 13 1 I TUB RAIlWAY HANDICAP The nenrst pair Ballarat and Miss Belle Dllarat Dele were the fIrst to ret I der way iu a arynood ftatt Ballaiat cut out the running at aclink pc Dice and ut the end 01 a iunrter WAS two Lengths In front 01 his stable cowianlon who Had Major Uomo and Belwood ns clime lone tats ururt and My I low bringing up the fear Uallarat was still In front at tlo halt but c was tlrmn and Mlduely was shaking nlm I A noinent liter and he was puxxed by fJajor Domo and Ills Lolo Eurun wax catch log the whip at almost every utrlde und was aiirarently luaieu Maicr Domo ilruw out oo Cuilta t e club house and nun wli nlng op dO1 when be stopped like 1 our anil hurtle lko S p nKwlth a rare burst of speed ailed Mr nllhersb falnthoarled loprosentatlve on the r stand won IUlon 10prOSelllvo i bOId Myrol low a4 third aTength away TL aWMy Handicap a iweepllakei of 110 each jlo llMi added or whlih i I to tecoud one inlle Htnliii i b i I Karua aged by ioiuMaJeitlc1 IUIU11I OQ 1 r U1 Mitueni tsr l c llajor ti f Homo 4 07 Clayton 9 ft Ultlni dl oh e My 1 How 107 lLltteHeM I Btilvoud ulai bele utile and Hailarat I 41 alruran VeitinA iliui Kurtu 3 10 1 Major Dome S lo 11 I f IWO l j in I My leluw Win 1 Uelle each e tot J Wu 15 I to I TUB WEST END 1IOTKL STAKES tot the rlist attempt they were tent away wlili Uriildufl In the tley tnullsh i ady and Stbtg ne s bringing UI the roar Uruldesi I ae Ibl running ui the lot u backstietch a Pttti and 1 half In front I of Illhnlot and kemlnt I Englrh Lady nnd Her Ilkhneiis I IDI und wnlilUK on each other On thor Pll er trp Oluniiilni antI iiiIeit juliied the M lor and Hamilton sun Hug Her 1 KhnxHs o c snored iiroil tnently ns they swung for rat lull mj noiiix uil wero aligned save iijiUh lndy ou whom looumo WIll gluing wile tiy udr IIoblt the cub house Ooml o tiled to come tbroutfh betit non i lb lot and i ruld i u hem thorn was no puuiiDl chance an lno ocUay hut o dale would ever hive iiinil o tying AB R Imiieuuince the fllly It iilLr uuioulalu i t the rouud nra turn sea uh oto binuorHauii Imrrolf Thu race dI I bl I u B I udy ji nf his wny narrowed d50 iu iiuht bxtwuxti Hl dot and Her lllKli L Jhf u irpr n in IUK by I a Ihck Drulilis t ltJ untith 4Y4 Cluoditla susmfnod I I Iu e gi the collar bone 1ko tii t uibekai fcrlaraayearal4 1U1lea I K n v iti L I a ooeaclI W1 h I4eA Ueh 1 to I t mil ahalL I1r 1t r llbI II tafDtftlall luok 1 I A k flltnotjtich rl nirliiihneiVl 120 iltaTOiitonU 1 li A S A 0 Merrlieoh f OrnldeJA tt14Weel4 I Qlcamlnt and KotllihLadr SIlo ran 111 W Blll tFlv to 4 OD Tier Ulibneaii aralnil Bnillib Lady Dralau to 1 tot l Blblot 8X to II Oloaminf toll THE nrrn BACH Torso snd Ftookton mad the running two length I btroro PhliosonUy and Oriflammo until welt Into the streich whore Orlflamme on the outside challenged Stockton and Torso stopping hadly dropped to the rear For a I moment It looked an though Orlflamme wuld win but Lit leUld shook Stockton up and drawing away In the last liftS yard won hvalfnelh Orinnmme beattne rhllosophra liKe distance for place honors all h n 1lnp iwiepiukeaof SJOeaoh wIth ILAOO r r r died of wbichfsiioto itcond and iSiJtotbIdi I mil Sail inre furlong L Blo I rlc i h Hloekton e by fpindlhrtfl Doubt 111 Llttleileld t pavlal hails ar It Orinamme MB Martin r u J R MeDntaM 1 h fhlloiopby 4100 Benin 3 Torso alio rau Time 33JW IlettlnirAiralnit Ptociton 7 10 II t rhlloiophy m to 1 Orinamme atoll I Tnuin C t C I tI Till SIXTH 11AOG I Autocrat Bainarla nnd Tom Hood were the leader from the 1 start nnd rone of the other were ever dangerous Autocrat finally gallnnod home winner nix lengths front of Humarla who beat Tom Hood a length for the plaoo Swertntakriof sis iceS with rJ5O added of which llO Li eecoixl and tMJ to thlrdt leillni allowanoei thrt qnarter of a mil I J Jl I Meiormlok b h Autocrat by Prince Charlie BlomMa im Slnnol JM Jeffeolf b f arla94iLainbleyii a J T wirifamVa b b Tom Hoo 8 tie BrtttonV J T aay venture Ljav ARM tarn Daisy woodrn IlariUrr iiiiraet Pun Killer vernader RocKier abd Fail alSo ran senThn lilt FatllnpAntocr T Tlml Dally Woodraff 8M toll 1 lags I to Ii Tom llood S to II Ladr Agnt 10 to II I Pamir I v U 01 1 Loute 18 l to I Teddy venture III to Ii rain Killer Bertnader anburf each W tol Fall 80 to Is Rockford toto I TUB BCAOOK STAKES Thorndale wept away In front at A clipping peo ana opened II 1111 01 throe lenelhi in the first quarter lift tired noraowlint In the run to the half and illoil sway to nothing at the threpnuarora Lady 1161 nlnnlnehandn down br two lengths from Dnimol who beat Ed Hoppor three lengths for the place The Hacnn ttkrf a frt welter hn UeAptw x Ukei tt 1111 i Mcb irllh I7madd d of which luu to MO end ltlt fSi to third i liven farloOgi X Smiths b t I Mr 101 l 4 br Ftlioveraft Mnnl arr li9tClutll I Oiotn rorhttib c tirniMti 4 lit Btrnn 9 J T Wllllamti ch o Fit Uocptr 4 121 Button 1 ThornilaJ alio ran ranTlm 111W Btttlni Aialnil Broutli Ten mon ri Lady l 9 to 5 Thorndala e to II Bd nopnr low THE MOUTH BACK Key Wfft Heniamln and Heiress wore first awnr when tho flan wont down but after run nine nunrter of a mile there wa only ono in I It the Wlro Oritna colt moving up BO strong and full of running that ha spoedJly nottlml the pthern drawing away at the end and winning In a ble cnllop by thren ipncthn Key Wont Wall second two lengths before average third Bwopilakei for malain twoynrolctt at IS aoh itar dalA wttblThflalded of which 11W to itcona and 0to third Ore furlongs John Rranat thitnul cell by IroqnolWlr Grail 3 ill A i 0 A COTlDUtOQ ll WorrHi b rk r s1st Ill IL itlnld 2 1 Tbtodort Wlnurii eh c Ayrag Ill AtHnion ii Htlriia Mr Mau ItouKbram War Iuk Oalldean ailr ud Benjamin alo rn Tim 11020 rUluAtol Kr West 1110 D lltlrtii 210 IrK riounhruru 44 tel Wit Uiaia colt t e tn i Uaulamln LYerage each a to 1 Mr 55u War Duke Oulldtan tilt each JutoL AIR JOlLY FTJV3 Illli STAKES Teuton tile Chluco Crack floats by Be clarc Uydj Fine Flattvb BABATOOA Aug lBThe racing today was enjoyed by a largo and fashionable throng The event on tho programme was the Fox ball Stakes for threeyearolds ono mile and a quarter Dwyer Brothers colt Kir Jobn was a strong favorite at 5 to Son Tho Brooklyn colt won handily by threo lengths Wyndham a rank outsider got second place by a length I from Uncle Bob Another race of considera ble Interest was tho free handicap at one mile for which Reclare was an equal favorlto with Teuton tho latter being well supported on account of his Chicago record But Chicago performances are of little account at Horse Haven Keclato stalled off Teuton at the head of the stretch and forming a proces sion won by two lengths from Belle dOr Wil fred losing the place oy half a length and Teu ton trailing In last Lord Harry was a royal tip for the opening race and tbe talent lost heav ily when his nibs gave way In tho stretch and Void won tbe raoe by three lengths Ma Belle beating Hueneme a lencth for tho place the favorIte coinlnu In fourth lien Harrison sec i ond choice In the fourth race won by a neck i from Kittle Van at the end of a lapping race all i the way down tbe stretch hilt at 15 to 1 made the lofty tumble of the day In the last race winning In I a nlpondtuek finish with Satisfaction nnd Bohemian tho three crossing the line holds apart aj namod Here are the summaries THE STBST BACK run lion for two yearold entrance money ta ie on olu jo end bone ilx furlongs SBd Wltbrow t Cos cb f Void by lUyon dOr Volla fThompion 1 a WIlliams i b I Ma Belle lOll Btevenion S Clay A Woodford b 0 Uneneme Ire Overlon s Lord Harry Michael Vlis QUIypod and Vaiiila fllly alto ran rtJtTim 1111 Butllnc Afalnit Lord Harry S to 8 Told 3 to 1 Valera anil Ma Belle each a to It Uueneme 7 to 1 Michael IOta It GIla nut 10 to It Olllypod tote i llutualspaid 1790 1790THE THE SECOND HACK fre handicap aweepitak ot ItS each with COOS added ass mil Warne A Sons br f Hectare 3 by Eeform Clara IW ITrl t 1 i fI BowlIOb m Bell d Or aYlsjranir 2 P II OroU ch t W Hired e 110 Overtoil a QTeuton sod UoUUlii TimeI alo ran l2 Retllnc Agalnit Tinton and Radar each 7 to 5 Bell 4Or 610 I Wilfred lUto 1 Oolllklna 13 to I UuluaUpaldt310 IOTH TUB TWIRl BACK I The ramall Stake for tbrat riaroto 1100 each With SlOth add4 the second to rein tuu out of Ifct Slake on mlU and aquarler Dwyer Hrnib c BlrJohivDy Sir f Uodrtd Marian lilt TII I W Jetinlcmtbb Wrndhamib l Overton t lN 1It t Bryant t o Uncle Bob 113 Allen a Clio silo ran Tlma 21 Bettlna On Sir John s ton axalnit Olio IX to II Uncle lob 4 to 11 Wyndham Ii ta I lA7Xrndham Mutual paid sam vHs rountn SACK PunedOOi entrance ntoniy 110 each toieoondi six trlon llliondv ch f Ben harrison i by Bramblt Qnll Jd llgo 1117 K tVfl00 mKlity u4 lOUtTljompwin a I a rornehlifnacb o Carnot 4 107 lllorton S Youol Duke Wary Ke l fellow naiymede BID Bee IIDU and Marlin Rueiell also tao Tim 1 16 BetllniAalnil Penn r II to Ben harrison 3V tu II lied Fellow 5 toll I Young Duke e to rr Kitty I van and Martin Hoaaell each 8 to II Wary into 1 Carnot and njinide afb IS to 1 i Bill Dee SOlo I Mtttu1 paid t3ui0 THE nprn RACE Pune tvn ent anee money CIO each to second bories ilhiffle allowances OilS mil StKjgKan Brother br I liydy 8 by Ryder AllAddle Warren 1101 I Sleek I Coitillu I A Ireaner ti m SatlifaoUon a rl us I Tribe 3 Emnlr Stable b h ilohemtan a lu7Taral 8 Ven eur Jlaml Hy ufalece Djer Pullman Dona Ittta and BOa aiio ran Time l44 BrtllDAalnil Fena1 lio II Satlifaotlo H tot VengUr 8 to It Oflece7loli I Bonaletla Bohemian and Dyer eaxib lu to Ii I Pnllman and Uydy tOte li I llaml Uay to to I Mutual paid StlO AfilfYi fltOlt 1IIK hORSE WOULD The stallion Elected by Electioneer baa been sold to Uutherland S Beniamln for liiOO I the maro Irene by Longtime to Fred i Wnlbaiim for t35D with 1300 moro when she wins tuo races It Is also report that an offer of 10000 was recently refuted for the I nily Moonstone by Bultan It IB I said that Prince fiegent 216K will be held In reserve for the liniw stake at Hart ford and If bo start In condition It is expected that he may equal the 2 14 e of Iatron made at the name age In the same stake It Is said that an oner nf 10000 was refused for him several dors ago George Hnnklns lays that be will Mil his en tire Htablo next November at the Elizabeth tnipk and after that ho and some associates trrk build a flrfltcla track near Chicago Nearly all of his hor eit have gone wrong and the Htablo has barely been able to pay ex penses CyclloB at XUkwar The rejnlar monthly club road race of the Undaon County Wheelmen were held yetterdar afternoon on I the KaUvay cour Two racti were ran In the one mile ccutett for tbe Benedict medal U J MoLouiblan Jr won with B J Wilson second This was McLounh lane third Tlctory for the trophy and It bow tecomea hit ptrmanf nt rropertr blf nropoiid flro mile I race remind rather vnialU factorlir After I nlihiut the marked dlitanoe the wen found thaI bin Ibne mliei hid bun traTelltd Iciieaa I of an which aceflaflY jaoied the race to be de cured oft The men nulined be tbrie ml ei aefollotri K J WIIMO Br1 MT f HUrlde eecond K I MrLoiub lin Jr IfreIt l Nrlxio tiI hl I nfourin The race wiiro I too off on i stools neat on the earn courae Auon tbe clUb rrirxinteJ at 1 tbe race were KIlaaLeta Urau and MelanIe lima hail AbODE Ilnclna lire If tbire ever Sac bun a but ball aisleS for blood another will take place IbIS allerooon at I oelock on Hheepahead Hay rack between tbe tmployeei of Various litlictlona of the liable I BOW quatterlw hut Thre Ullc I A tlirtomll rnnteit and fe iUnr race In I which newly l arrived Wriiirii winner will meat raittrn 2 uru for tba irt UTile SI th alirea for to lucrruK St Utljchiou fiiiy rat ajtaluU UBX on 14a i4ay j IIl Coney Itjaad relAl thud to uatk4 I I CLEANFAST BLACK STOCKINGS itRiiroen JibEs FOR I I I AliiUAT our good tbt I lesson Iii riUKK than I k ever and HBVrn STAIN I or KADI Call and exam I Ine our good I I i I ITH UKKANPAHT j IIOHIEIIY ro 051 Ur av4wtr Ii Wet l tll Ht i SflETflODGnTE HOST DIE ziorr tut coNNona OP nnooKiTX BVF 1ailED run OATAKKU Me Antott Snff fattil and teat Ont Jtatt fit IVilru Rrtrytlitng Mae Intel Failed Until I Bin Ittnt lo On Blair and CojulaiHi anti I tieu Mit jail ulitlt HIM Another iromaiu t want It known Com right In and I will tell yon all about was what Nu Mary Connor sid to the wrlur do riot a recent Interview iea I hi con tinued I am hal ot the orporlunlty to tell now 1 lufferil and how my rillef wa brought about I SIRS HART CONNORS 74 Middletoa it Brooklyn Two earl r1 wai atliekeJ with oatarrhal bron bltu ft wag illfbt at alit but It rot soc Until 1 n Ir J 31 i thought I mutt die from IL Uy noe was blocaeU UD U had acbsd llopui dropped Into my threat from lbs blob pert of my bead My throat would itel lore My bath oats with a wbeerlnt whlitlniir cocoA Mr note would bleed upon the illf titeit provooatl tf I wonlii lie upon mr back 1 would choke up and almoit itlffooate 1 would cough 1d part lo nf Caa night la the mornmr I was on tpaai jtaluapaloi In IRe bead limb baek I1 and obnt f wae alwayi hawking rI Dnt raising phlegm wbleh cave out a bad a inell I Mr trealh waa otfenitTe atul 1 bad no lite no ambition I thought 1 ha4 coniuinptlon Ton taI t e lure lIned ererytblnjr I one could Ihlnk otto ret retltf but I did not vet It until I coninltea Ore Blair 4 CopeiNni Tile e entlemin made no promUeea otber pbTtlclani itttf but they did me a world l gootl Why I am like another woman new and my huiband thinks It U I wvnileifuL Ire Blair Jl Copland furnIsh their own medicine tree of chart e and the price ot their treatment U very lowMra this Onnnora reildet at 74 Ulddleton it Brooklyn where bJr be gLd to epeak to any one rejardljig ber cue DOCTORS BLAIR COPELAND NEW XOJIK OFFICES 02 5TH AVENUE NEAR 14TH ST 147 WEST 42D STREET NEAR BROADWAY J BROOK LIU OFFICE 149 PlKttRKlONT STRKET wine thej treat with ruecm all curable cases BpeelattleCatarrh aod alldlieaiei ef tbe Ere far Throat and Lion Chroale Ulieaiea Addreia aU mall UH5inaT P11w York Oily It ion lire far away writ for Symptom fibeee orAce heara8 to llau A V 1 io tf K 7 191 ILl DfI Budayt S I II M A M aodl is u M tr oJUd loUt A MAXIULB NDIRIt polltlvely take away ill A t f lrn ljlv 11 wrinkle tn the face sitU neck jipptreiulr re Ascot In ire from 10 llo 16 rlti hat be I n proved r by tbe dorter ou hlmielt t all at tile otc aud see to your f 2 10 4 dai v 91 I itrbo lie Bod itnmped felt directed rnvelot C tim Clreiilar and lamplc of Imperial 1 Atletitlo Vuwder for the 1JJ lfrlltt DOCtOR 7u 7tU av above Hlh it DERSONAhWealtk7 young man want a handiome a aceumpllihed wife Addreu lendtux pboto ros 534 foE dib IlL surBnPLuOlN IIArn jioved nermnntlr without I pain by EIUtro CbmoNlllmLMI I freo Nlcllols it Kait Hth it WANTKDTbe anquatntance and friendly advice of y ueceiBful tbrlitlnn man of bnlaena who would lympatbUe with one poreued by unmerciful diluter conieauent upon woman I perndr DULITAR10B box 140 nun uptown oRe 1SC5 Bwar lor ntt Ice for Sale By ranal boat load at OLASCO ICE CO foot Wcit Jib it North River A N ACTKBU in oil ncrluoe her fine furniture mad to order also elegant upright plane eleiunt rtitf manor mirror i Icturci balm maltrtuvi foidinir bel irialui no riatouakli I oner nluied au evening IUU Hall 55th It AVYTIIINU IH7 IAMONDfl7watot ir InC Iwlry delivered oa tl weeklv payment UNION WATCH CO SK3 llroiujray flJTnfi WIIL BUT a rood r cry itorei a good O I tt cliche for an uterprlilof iouu lWJ Am iltnUm t sy n O tt t for oturJlJl U110t DEKIIIARLK LOFTS to let In Dulldltif 217 and X29 East MIb It sits tooTh feet good light larve ele vator eultable I for any Uffht mauufactiirluK purpoieii i low rent Owner on preulien DERK ItOOM In line lUht Ico cheap all legal I l inattin attended to second morUantn discounted 1IC aetau ii Baum Vfi 1VU AV tit near nTb iT i Neat room for light heel J neii howoese prlvllere rui lerite r ut HALL u nttl1ur S IKVRNTflRI It will pay ton to rorriMimd with as I Immediately NATIONAL JU NT f O Roumi 1 and u Jttt Broidwa latent hollcuort Ialeut for iDvenlloni trixijrHd pronitt low rates 1 KoderBrl l olt4l auauiit 1 V bilabll lied IKkl I I fnmitnrr OAK THAMES icr cheep picture card Xe f noli up I I or I 1111 franjed luturee for liouieliold den rallgua lt guile up I or I UKI WILLIAM I LKVIK 37 hey it stomor AUi4tTIhl RTATEH BTOllAflK WAUEIIOrBKl nil It at curnir liil AP lIght roonitpaikltiy iliin I plug sue truckti III all parii panenfer and freivbt Uiatori lut iclicu luilicu clmai I en rate lu lie city otrls I PURITAN IIOTKI lbs Uumr curlier Drlancev it I AocoDtlnodallini fur venlleinen dralrltitc elegant rtuussiid how Conitorte tc We weetly t J udai rs rr j ujJlnr lIhltltrr Horn FOR RALKTh falliade llouie at tug wvoo N J old on acoouut cf death of propr etort loodtand AdilriMWU U llATJti A i jujiuat r I S I 1it 1t S IDtr4trnL 004l NERVOUS IF DISEASES 1 MEN H 1 t S m NU Tiirut Treatment by Local Absorption Tho Ijii Snllf UClIIlllICR For nil form nrnrvunH nnle decay ow hnitMloa unit dvl llltr whether duo to 4to nice ul tho vttXUHl nritnud 01 not I Ale II the aet v nnd direct memo ofiPTSSS41 Ine fttmnrnml uilmiiy illecl rae and re f Hlurlnic la tUo lniiote t thlr depart oaseS ly vigor Successful vlierc All Kino bins Failed I I The lu stiillo Method aud its Atlvnntiiuos Our rirepMailoni are called The La Ball Rened from the fact that we procured Ih orlrlnat formula l the celebrated Ir La cat Ie of CartS nadir luajaaul that ihonld we think proper to Introdoo at afir urn bit reniedlti to the Amirloati pubklo we tusuldoa4 nudir llat 1 title 01115 years ego Pr La tail conceived thJds fill treattg nervous niifmlnal diseases by rnul ttM cation beUevlrj ho would gain the foUowInf a4ia 4 tSOcet II li Application ot the Jruti directly ta the uat ot taJ ducks L Avoidance dilution and niutrilliatlon cf the active medical agents Ihlro below noatumaehdnnrlnii i 11 The patient can curl W mil If at very kilOs eiftbjH without Or physician t Tiieii use rcguini no ohani of dlit or ct thi or hoary puriulti or life Vl Tby sri atiolut ly I harmlil It Cli approaub to the lower aflrtoret of eraif ro of its spinal nerve from th v rtbral eftlftmiL e and benoo eaie of penitratlnc to tb crvoDS flftla ajk4 mallet or the brain I and spinal I cord feeble men wlmieitreuitb impaired wlUBatknM S and inriuauiut cure In Dr La Kalle remtdMa Tho Lu Sallo llolus The word nol liaLatlnnami I andmeaniUrifiUL In tbe preparation of the La Salle Cots we mi tn belt cocoa butler for holding and Dna ths vadov 1 ilrngsthu meting theIr introduction a err av mattes I TIIY IlululO the raDIum with the mon narflot Skis by mean ot a UIII Irure from the flnga t Till method or 1I1mnl lavie I eJllb Tno trs4Ns II CXCII the ourlclly ot our one roninltatlon free for farther Information rail or addrui DR H11 TRESKOW 0 I 822 Broadway New Yotk i 1 OFFICE nouns priouo to IB AND t t I VOat 08l1a7aad HMtafdajrlSvvnljia from I Mondays from O to I i ENTRANCE ON bUNUAYH AND HVCNUtOg CO IU i tarn BT FREE to MEN I i I CONloitILrruN VHFE Men wltkN r 1 l volts Dgbiiiiy 101111 ct Vigor Ud xireainu I Trcmblln AVimllnit of Dod7 and JHIB4 Tif from early abuna should eoneult Pro iit JVauuh the Old Ilelluhlr peelall1 He hai the lare I l practice Iii treatment I pronounced by paUntatop uparlor to any aver uteiL Have Monejr by oonTI I rnII roooJa l II of Injr Ilr Franz Ocr U100U one treated yearly 1 nunic Slat YOIl may be In the flratta whoa II I will con you little but by perlmentln It mar coat yon Lundrdi of dollar Many Stain bee let bla CIte run I I on until an Ajylum or a Muloid i Gray e claimed Mm Do not let thug be your case but call atones I Ij Terra reaionnble I UleetK Rumor Horn Throat niotchcc I Xllieiimutlitm JUdney and lll 1derliliji iu I I c treated without MVrunry at Ur n Yra i I tledical Institute l n hdavnnearo4iht New York city llonril A U 1041 I M 1111 to 9 r At 1111II411110 II I 10 A M to 4 PM Uenllontbll paper II ratlenU out of city treated by maU iti1 A IIILITTflrSIttTIf 114 Sail iOtusL 0415450 r i tj elation oidait 6141T1l11S clll1 In Xew York 01111 1 j 10111 eegs blood 1111 and ocryono diieise If ne nr Ie I 11 or IDlIOjlorly 1101 a 91 Ottll ar ron In ikln erupt ene abecentei duobarirei runulnx I icrofula catarrh ore mouth and throat rheumatism I m i atrlclur guest scalding urine IrnlAtleo bladder Kidney hiarL lungs consumption Tbe nirvoua 571 00U tllr tern t ai a direct lunuenre 011 r body tnlnd marriaf i Iffl It lioflfn weakened tT eieeifei in youth and middle I 00 ego YOOHR men conraot illelaicS I or weaken theIr I I conitltuttoti read about eome great dlieorerl la meiilcloe any rural fir their dlieaia buy them and it get no relief and nine time out of ten ruin theIr I n pbj nquet AvoM quarki and medical companlei they I fall Mi treatmtnt only one known bal cores waitlnf I weaku kfroiu error of youth nervous debllltr hag I rowinf dreams but itailtj linpounce pbtmoiii v cocala hyarocele I orcblit I aiiyois tr mbiinr inp I ar I I 1 mints to uarrlaee iinptritcl development la mess I dU u iiuuft be trtatftd by an expert ttcH eat ups I 1 raid t 1 hay Merrthlne known tn tclenoa and a IC I e thorough LnowUda by lOng special practlee naltt 51 1 tne to ruarante quickest ptrmaoent racorer Manr i cow to me for an honest rllai e exftmln tlo of X7if gus and my superior treatment after all other faQ I olblna Lowest charge for medicine L ifetiarfrtitAppedimiuj Y I 1 GIMCI7 WriioorcaU advlcetreany4tseu fc ij fi S gt j Ii ATTENTION j 1 II UU1NDED l baa devoted its time for many yean to tbtaxAtulVi 1 treatment of dlieane of men from whatever cans j arliiuic llLOuI and SKIN dlifaia red spota pain ta 1 bones sore throat and mouth bliitebei and empUonioa I the iltln ulcer a patnfol nwelllnrf Jtc I I KII NKYana CKINAKT cowpumti Irritation scald I lnB mnamniMtlou frequent ImltnaUon to urinate la fectlouj uiicharttet glee stricture aud kindred aOo lions OKQAKIO WEAKNKSH nervous debllitr Impaired I I memory total anxiety nbtence of will power loot vitality melancholy I lurolantary TjtaJ IOSMI weak I bock and otber tliuseB reiulUnjr from eioewea ladU I I t ndoDIII Otrr tb rc Otr rr rr cretlon or overwork recent or old speedIly tboiw ouuhly and permanently cured All lIngerIng obronia I dl caaes succfuifollr treated A lone and extfnairt I practical expetlenee enables I the Doctor to apply the Ii proper treatment at once wIthout useless experiment tails saTlnif the nitiont much time and expense I Nn oFjrici ovia TEX YCAIIH It I J 172 West 12th IL between eth and 7th aye ConjalU 1 lion rr e llouxaV 0 to D fiundaja o to I 1 J DISEM4ES OF MEN ONLY I Clear dlaobarcea use I ilrlciure recant or old J blond poIson lore tliroat or uiouth ikip eruption I hlotobe coloreil ipou kidney and bladder dlaeaaeaj I Irritation icaldliia urine Jte weakneie 4e nerrou lmIr faOuItt ICa nI1tfr I I blllty error of youth baa dream ins vitality from Moeeiea Iniliiicretlcn ur orerwork All llnierlnz I chronic dlieaiei after all other fall ineoeaifoily treat ed have everythliiit known toielenoe For quick I relief and tire I cure nwDlr18f J the wellknown I ipeclillit 12 J CaitlTtheL near 4th ar Lowell teVinii 1 advice freet hour II 10 ii Sunday 9 to2 and0to4 i ALL SECRET AND IfUVATB DISEASES of mQ LI cured In a few day by a new mod ot treatment I ho chirne une i cured Moo lore throat aad topiu tlmplei ulcera due ted bone frleeu stricture biooa I IOleoDluff ikln dlieaiei kidney and bladder t ale yontos I I fill error nerrnui dctlllt weak bock bd dream lowueu I of vitrlu weakneii or body and mind i IMI I vlfrur I and manuood reitored auffir no loufir lp I j 1 certain 1 vuarantee a quick and iur cure Bear m j mind practice make Lerfert lutui cured yearly paf lull from bad oduoe ehould coniult me Done bp I Innuencet I Oo to the fountain head Ilr ILLL3TT 1 iledlcal Initltute HU Loit Uth it lidS lid av I I A RJrLOTItKtN yaUcull nIt1toNprnln I I II teut SillI It Nw Yorks 1dlnK ipiptaitsi tsr ileaaoas uf nun blood toll n DlcrL 4lH5gi ci 1 rtiarKta irleet itrlcture nervoui debility Ion rUor i Vldney bladder and kln dueascs ScIence and SkIll Wobl pattnt remedl or 10 called only metbtfda j Hannerou and Icneilaudlni OASeS lolleltedt rtoeBI cu 4 10 I0deye llourMI toO 7 7 locs3J bundaykUlVL A MRB KOBHIFrt Oerman Ia7ni4 1 raldwlr I 1 A board ladled before and durlnr conAnmni pIne days board confluemeut 151 private hDU t 11Io I I taut adopted 547 I aititlthlj I I A MR oTtrf miawlfeTboariie bifore anjt 1 125 luring ooonnemfnt In her private home for ISI I coundintlal medical trcatmiuti Infatit adopted 1CT halt Slit it t AU IlbEARE8 dIRE VI rilTKinlAX bHDO I a I I Ls HTOHK 30riin lcUii Dally and Sunday from I I t A M 101011 Cburf medicine only I CKItTAIN CVrtnfnrheadaiib4l aiief lh skin chest heart tomitcb liver kidneys and bladder I Lr llrou htun Invlttcrtlu byrup 2o efl B it4tliit flit P11W H CONRAD Ladle rhyilclan La ail my ooniu t mi in perfrol couHdeno on all beu ortnI of a private or delicate I nature hclenee asS iklfl ohfyi foiltlverfilrf private elulterIlm und tamp rorbo1 tubdilly eiciptbunday Ofneea Weitatthit 11 IJIMAHIM nv sitx ONLY j For ipeely relief aud lure cure eouiult old Dr OHIMILK Siyeari iprclallft mice 171 Weil ISlhlt bet oil nth mid 7tu ati Lowell charge advlofte DIMTAWKlBBW t iIi tniteitIetdingspplI I 0J Ill julrltrit dice or no charge after all other fall newest reiatdlerti medicine all 4Tlefrl Utey llll Ill HtlMITH n NTKOTAL MLtA 184 eit LISA it at oltlce or iy mail fl 1 Advice fri G iVNITO II if IN Alt VUISKASBH A UPIOIALTr iutmeinadn1 I hoar ill M lo E ilatool YOIIK iunii iirAi I IIIMI I All dlichrte sri private dlwaieipoilllvily onredlq I I five day Ufo itrlcturei ana nidi dlioLart I lie Pllal fbilelau 8J Lait H tu it I near 3d av MRS OIIIOKliKK rxperl nni4mld wUe board 101 ladiei I In private bpnie during conflDimenii li I fanti ailoplrO Bin Lut iutli tt II N laUALGlA Mthra TcaUrri relief In three dajk 1 Pr MUTWIoII IIY ISO Wet OJd it Q tIiKl nSITlTK6loii renn royl Flits ii M fallnr liapoiilkl Call or wrlie MllsiClAN HA Riot Ifltht I StlERlnrt nuMRdiiilnicunfiuenieut tbinclan ab 1 land intent adoited wra I HILSCN Ifl Ullco AT Brooklyn 1 iat CAItt NcllcOr liKOfUHTOX rureiaUdUk iJ eain uf the shin ehriv lint itomach liver U4 nets b dtrNJ t fxtiauitioa I co mt Yit 41bps 1Cltttttr A OPEN ALL NIUIIT Nil TMIl I IX16T SSOO cra tfI tnl 11 1or rr 1 Vo more ittkcil r taken at thIs office for a yEa MAMSI ium upper S r i lower lent iRBTll I on BRD 111 IIIUIR rrW letuporery ten ylJ VTe an8 MlT eivrte a 11111 I price lo IH a Hllll one Ou SOc gold I niling II lull soft nllllKv I Uj e uD JllNK lliTAI AMHIICIATION ioii th at corner litli IL cpfwin kiacya 5LlOAT gold filing KUiranteeJ trejerate rrlceT I J Mt I I triltiitai fariura 1 rlckL cor an a A AM II 21 ChilI Ill I TH ITII while walHuM t1aT yi inchIng Dr CLAIth iii7 nh av and aitliit i got mitt ouutl BLACK I HAT II EL conlalnlcit ISIS i tilihborbool I J Hank and lirecuwull p10 lllieia reward at M iieihiiieit lit 1 IM rrcnr SliiLU lay boric lsrgs Mnd loge J It I band neW S tuupb eluu YIj ottlilSu coin p MCIIIN4A Sill 111234 J tltml i2 1WJI ror Ih rI I of J Ire I alII aorl re m cJ ci lu 1I1 U a4Hj 5 0 I ALL B84DT q IfwDLB I Crest Rnl s Tbt Week for the Canoe ChIObl JESitrifi NICK AUf 10 Jestnps Nok hAt been the Maoea toward which canoeists from all parts of the United States and Canada han been making dally pllgilmaaea liafore the advent of the canoeists to this part of the country the little neck of land on which they have pitched their camp was almost unknown to members of the outside world But the lit I tle peninsula has experienced a great change within tbo rust week Hundreds of white I tents now line Its shorts and bluffs while tho flag polo are thicker than the mst at the Brooklyn Navy Yard Every polo has a differ ent flair each one bearing the name or symbol of the olub which It represents A The Canadians who aro very prominent In camp are hardy fellows and among the most experienced canoeists In the oountry They aro all good racer too and generally go home bearing many trophies and prizes Among tho tiptop Canadians who will be hoard from In the races this week Is Ford Jones of tho Urockvllle Club lie Is I the present holdor of the sailing championship race tbo most Im portant of the trophy events This Is an an nual race and the prize Is a large and beauti fully engraved silver cup The winner of the race last year has his namo and club engraved upon one of the circles of the cup The pre vious holders of the sailing trophy are H W Gibson Knickerbocker Canoe Club New York Who won It lu 1830 and 1887 Iu 1889 M N Brokaw Brooklyn Canoe Club was the suc cessful competitor A large number of men have entered for the race this year and It bids fair to be one of the most exciting and closely contested events that the association boa ever given The paddling chamrIonnblp Is I also held by a Canadian and a member of the Brookvlllo Club The club scorns to be especially forlu until In crack canoeists The man who beats Alexander Torrenoe In piddling this year will nave to hustle through the water In right fast time Dr U tbroUlth one of the fastest pad dloia In the association had the trophy In 1888 W F Johnson of tho Toronto Club Is 1 another firstclass paddler W O HaoKendrlok has tho top record of winners lost Tear In num ber of points HIs record according to the oanoe division number 27837 points Colin Frazer of the same club Is also a rooord holder with 1C074 ointi Other good Canadians are George polio 01 the Iontral Club qxComrntdO Catbbull and E L French E Co Edwards all ii Q itogersi f the Ietlrborouih lub W lL Lelp aDd 1I0bort Tyson 01 the forontQ I Club The Canadians quarter consist ol about a dozen tents situated In the main part of tho encampment They are profusely deco rated with llauB and hunting Tho lautheOltib of Newark ha probably the largest delegation In camp Their tenta are arranged In the form of a square leaving 1 a sraolond courtyard In the centre For orna mentation they hate the usual number of flags and banners The totem of the club Is a butter fly and this In varlou shapes and sizes s aO x1 on thi canva wall of etery tent The I flag of the club Is 1 trlanuular In sbat e with an I Indian arrow bead In the centre In uoliit of brilliancy nf design at Hallo ornamentation I brlllRncr dealltnL and original Ideas the palm must be given to the lied Drauon Club of Philadelphia I and the Puritan Club of Boston lOose tWQ clubs are located side by side The Ited Diagon flag la one that would attract attention anywhere It Is triangular a are all the canoe flags It IB I blue at the point with a white keystone durroundod by a blue bolder at the larger end Within tbo white keystone Is a huge and ferocious red dragon In his I front paws are grasped the double canoe Dad die Tho ground has been ilcnred at the taco of the floe role and by means of sea sheila and pebbles of arlnu colors a dragon moro I ferocious In appearance than the one on the flue baa been designed bv the nrtlt of the club and a warning sign has been hung up with the following injunction Dont feet and dont poke tbe dragon The flag ot the Purl tan Club In I not so gaudy In appearance as that of Its rival club It lea Hue field with a white circle In the centre In which Is I a blue P ot to be outdone by tho ihlladelphtans however the Boston boys have brought out some orig inal Ideas by nay of designs In sea shells and pebbles At the base of their flagpole the ground baR been carefully cleared and there alI1Aal8 a most accurate and truthful design f thn well known and much hallowed lay 51 er standing on the venerable Plymouth lock The canoe flags are one of tbe most Interest Ing und inking features of the camp The KboncSlio Uub ol Trenton has a blue field with a high dragon fly In thn centra the 5lib Club of Albany has a turtle surround ed by eight stars In a white circle the Ottawa Club has a beaver the Newbnrsb Club a Muck rat with a long tall the Lindsay Club of Can ada a frog In a yellow circle the Still thu Uah Club of Winchester Man has a flying crane on a blue Meld the Ompage Club ot Perth Amboy has an antique Indian pipe on a While field The Vesper Boot and Canoe Club ol Boston to I one of the big clung In the association The Vespers neadnuarlora are at tho clear end of the neck near a beautiful grove of trees The clubs big nn are Paul Duller son of Gen II F llutler and one of the most expert canoeists in the country Paul Butlers boat Is the Uy and he cnn make It fly throuuh the water at a puce which no one but a firstclass sailor can nope to keep Dr J A Gage Is another fa mous man of tbo club lie took second place last year among the rooord holders making a score of 2447 points ItF llrazor Purser of nl the Eastern Division and also a member of the club wa third recoid man last year wltb 23471 points Commodore Stantoni large tent Is situated about In the middle of the camp Within may be seen the trophy cups end other prizeS to be contented for this week Every ovenlnu a lance and roaring camp fire IB built In front of the tent and the men and ladles assemble for a social and emoyabla evening During the past week the canoeists have been emitting In all the waters from Sop Har bor to Ureenpolnt The racing liuors have been placed In position and tho coming racing oanoelts have been running their boats around tho buoy everyday to become thor oughly familiar with all Its points On Monday the races begin aud will continue until the camp breaks up next Friday Fifteen races will pa sallod or paddled Four of these are record events for which annual cup are given Banners and silk pennants will be presented to the winners of tbe other even Tuesday will be the big camp day If the wind and weather permit inn most Important races will lake place Tuesday Is I aluo visitors day the only day vlHltnr will be allowed camp unless br i p Invitation of a member The cnmp baa already had a number 01 visitors and yachts among them tielng the yacht Jo tonana N Y ronil with Macomb 0 Foster and party on board Mr Foster Is a member of the Knlckerb xskwr Canoe Club In his party wero Walter Palmer of Albany Herman irtffln New York and Dr Gregory of Ht Louis 1 I herahnye also been the Phantom New Haven Yacht Club Cupt 11 IX I Pirmole tbe Comet Atlantic yacht Chit with Mr I angler and family on board the Tidal Wave ana Nymph of iboNew York Vnclit Club end the lllfln with Hear Commodore Jackson of the Larohmout Yacht Club on deck Commodore Stanton came dQwn In tile yacht tho Vandal Four men came In cnmp last Thursday who started last M ndav from Hartford 01 a cruise and cam the entire distance In their little canosH Thoy are G M 1 Towneend Hart ford p 0 IB McNealU B Illsselt and V ii Wheeler of nhM Lltobfleld Canoe Club One of the features of the camp Is a dally paper It Is published from the lautho Club H tI bee unset Is t the managing editor bust pens manager teporter and proofreader It iu called the Jiailu HiKw tier and dlMurlS the canoeists every day at the rate of throe cent a copy It lo tbe largest paper that the associa tion has eier had nutdlshed The laillex In cnmp have been comfortably Installed In what has been nicknamed Squaw Point They appear to Move a Ity and jolly time and dont care for thunderstorms or mosaulton 1 he camp Is tinder the dliectlou ol Mr 11 W Btavey Among the ladles present are areMr rainier Mtai Palmer Ur Winter Mlii WlnMr and MlH Frederick W of Newarki ft iea Calrerley Sew Vot MIM I Hounlaia Riho N ll MUl rarena Chicago the Mine Sherwood tire and 14le Krbuyler Arltiginnl Mr 113 Ml Siephe 81n lalnd Nit a nd Kin Settee Ierlb Amboy Uri end Mm Hel lmen n y D A miterdam Mr and air Beery and Vln Heavey Mew Tort Mm 1 Mekendrlck and SIlo Wilkinson Uall On lane NIle Iatttiiii Whlbey Among the most prominent canoeists at the camp are lautbe Club of NewarkL H Palmer Oeorie P DouulaiattK f c rllr H i A Ayeryffir Baron freder loll II a tIed Hrliny William V arvla William K Dvdre leortfe W Halter Isiw York Canoe ClubK B llurchard U T rJenuett Jr Il J liner Vooken lubf K Vaux T a Oiholm J W BlniD rVn ilooOiell K O Kirkwuod i 1 Bruce Olbeou Jno DHt IJrazon clot Fblladi lihlaD M Bond Weitoa Undervnod IV B UaCeroilok Arlmion Olubl V OurUmV J JL CrowelU Mr O V erbu her Itr 0 V eohoyl cbullr 1lubljli bmyth IL J mikta T L DUD nell W WhIt oct Jno Jobniun KnlokerUcker I t rfl OEoInlOIl E4w Brow D A Ueel r Prank 0 Woore n U Arould Tnr nub laDl BMIer i A Oage U H Ooddaro alui UV7B iTeVlurUey Gee a Mat Bichtrd floberl rl trII ClabG lT f nDIt tu uhu lish I lobIt 0 Sterphy Marine aud YIeld CllltoW p EllIott Molllc1I IubChariseV Wloll II w Maaten y L Mis 3 ii Itrown puliau II lub J W rartwrljht i B Hill U K Jep son icons I nderwood turlnlliFen Uoeiuito t111l P Xakaman rurlolbiU OmbUeori t rarmele Eoohener Olabll Ii MtVeen I eli RuUI l a lied l raxKB IobV U lien U 1 Kreamer UHIerdainrillbaO Belinau llwelt rm 5bW L herrf Voyage ClUbif R lotus I eie ororiuBl H inwards lud ar i 1811 l 1 Kdwarla rockrille nm Iutrd Jcnea naiiahed W D Aouecou UUi LUlr C Bhirweod xrai Mall ld Oullme Club I ktanlouj 0 rns f Joum Walor hnwiau WJocbelf ciu bfleor e W UujfUa jxiweil T clubr lather I IUbka OIvbL jluiaa a j rth ClBbrtelbl and OI ltJl HtKtadrlek H t HeKealrlak It Vriiikwo It Iretfm Tetovt DrJaeOAhsizd Irrlnf Beta Olna ChaiUl Di IWekoock 1 H WaUaoa K Bell II ft Mann Lonffwnrtn Olnb Jarue X fiklra Dtowalnita Olub W R llgntlncton F H Btrykir Seekonk ClabDr Edmund Abbott The great feature of the day was the ladles tandem paddling race Four tandem started as follows Miss McKendrlck and MrsEstelle Kherwood Miss Palmer and Mlia Lilly blier wood Miss Wlnser and tllss Douglann Miss Hoavly and Miss Fredericks The entitle was a quarter mile from the Vesper Canoe Club dock to the long dock The ladles paddled briskly and with skill and the boats kept well together the first eighth of a mile Then tho Mhif es McKonilrlck and Pherwood began to I shoot ahead but were given a close race by the Mls e Palmer and Hherwood The first named however crossed the blue first win ners by half a length KACViO IN 3HIS OJUUX SOVI1I HAY Commndora Attica M Mwnnn nerheley Prom Ittreelflhe Fastest Sloop Almost every crack sailboat In the Great South Bay was entered for the raoe of the I Great South Bay Yacht Club which worn sill od off Isllo yesterday All the vlllagts and boat clubs on the bay were represented and a fleet of white sails filled ha bay The starters I wore Firstclass sloops Patience B T Peters HUkn K H Converse and Berkeley Alden B Swan Secondclass sloops Evelyn I Josiah Bobbins and Nathalie Channcoy E Low Flrstolass catboats No starters Bee ondclaAg catboats Siren Bponoer Aldrich Henry Ward Boecher J H Arnold Damfrno S T Cashing Bess U T Powell Ho man Alanson T Kno Hustler Alden B Swan Adonis James Otis Mar Belle George H Maoy Undula John L Lawrence i Cricket Or Benjamin F Itogers Lisa John B Buy dam Mab Charles henrIes and Louise W p Wray Thirdclass oatboatsTeaser Br B a Decker Spray J 11 Whlto Matuiipk William M Lawrence Thyna Stephen lolnsa Teaser Jr Alden tt Swan ana Unknown 11 8 Ulgble The course wan from a ptakaboat off Coo vern pier southeast to corner ntakeuoat then westerly to southWeSt corner sukeboal and return It wai originally Intended to hno the yachts pass onthe port slue ol the stakeboat This wan reversed yenterday morning sad the yachts were dared to pas the stakeboat on the starboard side The crews on board tho sloop Kelyn anti the cattioat Beta who assort I they core not Informed of the change pased on the wrong side of the sUkeboiit und were disqualified Tho first and seconddnss sloops and catboats sailed over the courso three times making In all about 18 miles The thlra class CHtbonts went over the courso twice At 1U50 the signal to make ready was fired In stantly there wa bustling among the crews and the yaehtx began manaut ring for places Ten mlnuUs later the signal to start was given The sloop Berkeley crossed the line first Next came the oatbont Louise followed cloxely by the Toueer Hr Tha sloop Patience was fourth The sloop Illefca was anchored clone up to tha starting line bb seamed In no hurry to get away and she was among the last to cross the line tvery sail was set as the yachts bore down the course under the pres sure of a fulltall braezo from the southeast The race of the day was between the sloops Berkeley Patience and Illaka Commodore thraiis Berkeley led tills fleet Kho was Ilrst to round the course Tho 1atlence was next and the Illeka third They maintained the same relative place throughout the race the Berkeley I mailing about two minutes ahead ot the Putienco The Evelyn haling passed the stakebnat on the Wrong side nt tha start thu Nathalie uas the only boat left In the secondClara sloor Tho Cricket came lu ahead In the secondclass oatbonte with the Henry Ward Beoohor second Uho eaterNr came In Hist In the thirdclass catboats The I KlHtimct was second When the judges got ready to flguro out tbs time allowanco and corrected time It was found that the perrons having charge of the book containing the dimensions ot the com peting yachts bad lorgotten to bring It along Consequently a number the yachts had to leave without knowing exactly who won the race or how they stood in the contest Tbe Bwlmmtis CbaMnploniblpu The Manhattan Athletic Club which has the A A U wirnmlnf championitblpe In charge baa decided to bold the meeting at IlerpontonlheUudion Inittad ot Bay Blase Hereout ll I about three mllea this ilde at Nyact Tba date to Aoc JX and the club will probably tiio lu gut on tn eieurilo steamer The following ar tta uOicii15 akol tOIervt Refer WIlliam uCurtli h5 At Judces Itt Janujea 81 A 0 J B ADdITIOn N A C harry BuenmeyerN1 4 tl and1ogsuie Wan Schstc M A C Timr leo A Avery M A C LA Reed MT A U Geo II Tar lor N V A C and tVeudell hater 13 A U Clerk of Courie B U Wll Ural N Y A l Anlltant Clerk of ourie Edward Mlllljan A O 8 X anil U U Mrri on Boeton A o ufflclal Reporter W Be Kortit Bonwick ii A U Scores A M sweet N J A C C1 I r Msthcw ion 11 JL 1 William Owen MAC and VA oar t A o Marthai Harry UMUan A o KM Iniueo tort John llunkbardt Vaitli e A a M A CoIning Acorn A C IL V Ueaer 1 5 etick II Smith M A C ud Malcolm W Ford n k A O YachtIng on the North Mhrawlbnry flit Dux N J Anc 1eThe North tjhrewiborv Yacht Club bad a race today tor special prints Throckmortone Gent Clinton Jameai Undine and John C Ii ardeni Odatti were the reepectlre winner In the Ant class The leon won by tS o eecoukie troth he Undine Cbariee Horde Annie S Oormau Smith erieaa and Joseph Hawyere Irene won In the aeoond class Tlie route wai ten mllea J rb Want la Shoot Davenport The Newark Gun Club probably contain a larger number of flritclaca trap shooters than any ether or canlxatlon of the kind and among them are a few who would be delighted to have ago with Louli DaTenport the redoubtable wing shot of the Fountain Gun Club John Rrb saId thai he would be willing tu meet lisTen tort In a liftbird race for irom glutS to 12 a side or fur 8 uo at nrty Tart rlie ctiolce of iroundi to be de elded by toning A race between tbeie two well known handler or the iholgun would Le Oils ot the mod Inter Mtliig event of the leaton It ll laid however that Davenport has the oondUloni ot a match for tluU Ender coQuderatlon aud It U doabtful If lie Cia aooept Rrbo prouoUtlun joel now Wallace Itnock Out Odhn BOKCK Aug 1sJohs Wallace of Wlthm who wu knocked l out In seventy iccondt bj latuey Kerritfui tut inter won A on ildd lttt from Charles Odium of WatrtoWfl 1110 mOrUifli Tb fgiut took place at lsetiogton and laetd deceit round the f steAs going to Wilsce 0111 men eppccrd to to In excel lIit cuaullUoo Odhain having a llgbt adycotee in weight ver hto Ipplfleltt ii iliac however truvel bitnIf to be a irlehhtloO Slugger ansi hail tie toot of the Ight tiurougtout 0 opponent hsitig Ascidedly outcLaUiit izi kgowleutgo of sciutlBu pOIlitL Blumuehuietta Vlo at Cricket PiwtvCHT Auc 15The laterSlat crIcket match today between UaMacbuietti ana Rhode Iiland was won by the Bay UtaU team Tb men from Little Ithody Wsce eleeriy ovsrmslabed They mad but 67 Ia the trot losing and had foul wicketo down for 25 roll whu inuip wit Orawy Tb Nuaabosita 14th corei lie in be tint innIng for eight lkuti Ti bahslng Of llultlton to 115 and hot lot and Otrg vrriBub fur U were the icaiureiui the Tiiuore pta inc MArCO 5 17 and Combers In were the highest I corra for the uhode hand learn Chamber did the sot bowling ot the maub taking 8 wlckiu fur bu tuna PIgeon HhonllnK Totoiio Ont Ang 16The InKrnallonal blue rock tournament ties closed after four days of the most ino ceiiful held In Canada The ihooting ever manage I nieflt was about perfect and the shootIng wee cf a qutillty not cxcelrd at any of the large American tournameuti K iitr made tbe belt average of the week w Itli llarrloon a good second Holla hike won the lar f l imiiuut of cub during the tourUHOient 1tny or the American ih u have left for Curry ra wLer they sIll ibuot on Mouda A rivemlle Ioot HUM George Infraue of Blltabelh and William Wllllami of Newark started lu a flv mile foot rac yesterday after noon The oourI was two and a bait mile oown the uiacadamlied road and return Wllllami dropped out at a ml e and tbr e auaruri laying that h I can out of cosdtiloo cad would try anain In three week Uu tree kept on and covered the dlatance tn 2 minutes Sole eoonda Thi5 race waa for Sill a aide and ih money waa awarded to Dufrana Two Despondent lien Kill TbomeelT Otto Kegler SO yeari old who ha been living wIth hU wile and child at ItW Kilt Third sliest committed suIcide Teiterdayarteruoon by banging hlmielf from a traoiom with acloihee line Eegler baa been employed at Hermann furnltur tore lu Molt itreeL He did not ipvak much Ungllib and hU employer bad prom hod l to make him a ibtpplng gIrt ae soot ii he was qualified for tbat work Kegler learned yelterilay alleruooit that another man had been made iblpplog eltrk lie went louie dupoiijiuu ThIs ll the etOund man employed at Uermanua who baa committed iou clOt wllliliianiunlh ebaitiau Hauinparten Uo year old of Greenfield Mane iiiot nliuMlf In tbe bead at 100 Ureenwloh iireel last alibI aud died toon after Killed by la Full from HU Window Bllai Alexander BOyars old of 112 Welt csditreel lived with hx father and anther and bad a room en the fourth flour lie Ma a laleimau In Macsop shoe f ri at KI Keade street lie went out of tbe boua on yrlUa nIght ami returned at w ate hour after all la the bun were lu bed A 5 ream aruuifd everybody In His lose about J A M yeilfrday and Alexander wnl found In the rear yard under his win low dead with ill I Skull Iractured there U nothing to lead to tie iupi Ilion Stat he corainltled lutclJe HU parent baler that he ws lowerita his shad Ion hit balinee end feloutnrtbe I window Tlie wlnduw caiemeut Ic l nnlf I a fool Iroui tle rlnoi He had let the alarm clock ao that hi would b aouted at 70 A 11 CarrIed DOT ik PoOr Dowse from Two Cbs rcb so Thlve eaterad KL alonlc1 and BL Nary Cathollo cLorclie Jamaica rlday night andcarried ibe slier bqKs It la I luppoitd they conlenied In all about IU the ualeia au4 ettoas are u able to Sad cat line IU tblevae entered the obatcli M aU the wlu lei i and door war ft und faitene a utuaJ next morning I YONKERs A C CAMEO COmpsUtIOee b f MilrW5i taeldet The Yonkers Alhlotlo Club gave its Initial Bet of open handicap games v lrday altr noon and If the future ventures of the club prove as successful It will not be long before it Is placed upon a prosperous basis The grounds are at Lowarra an outskirt ot Yon Iters and the plant Is Just now In a crude con dition the track being up and down hill and all appurtenances ot a prematuro order But the club Intends to have the grounds levelled and make other Improvements before the next games are held and with a little trouble they might bo made the equal of any In the vicinity The management WSA rather slow yesterday but this shortcoming offset by the excel lence ot the contorts Without exception every race WIM fought out to the tap and In the field events the successful moo won by the smallest of margins The Inconvenience of reaching the grounds was the only thing to mar the enioyrnont ol the spectators It In volved aioillouRjiurnoy Not the least Interesting of the conflicts was the struggle hvtwesp the Nenueriey and Tan tint Athlntlo Clubs far the banuor prexontod to this club scoring the most points Clue Jon eyits hAVe hail a mooopoly of this btutnos the ist few mnofltlis but in the early part of lb e afternoon It began to look as If the run of Tuck would be broken for the Indians took almost a commanding lead But tbo country man buckled to and with such good result that the trophy will hann Uslda numerous others in the club bouso at liargen Points During the afternoon k P Cabanna of the Pastime Athletic Club Bt Louis madabliap paaranoe competing In the sprint hurdles and quarter mile lie is one of the pest of tiomhern runners but was In no fix to com Pete not having lIlt on a spiked shoe or taken any exercise since he left the Mound City somo wealcs ago Ho has been on a yachting cruise Ha proposes to stay North soma time yet and will compete at the New Jerney Btatpn island and Manhattan games at which ho hope to make n good showing He will alio cOmpelS In the swimming championships being at present the champion onomllo s wimmer of the Vest an honor Tie has won four yearksnoceislvely lie is said to be able odocloeon i thirty minutes for tho mile In ananlutely still water a performance that would miiko him a dangerous antagonist to MeflortB llurkbardt walked grandly In the mile and Hiertberga 141 on an Inferior track shows what form the Jerseys captain was In Tho sensational race of the ciay however was the halfmile run In this Dadmaa the Manhat tanx collage crack worked through Ills men and bad such a commanding lead HX yards from homo that all the shouting was over hut it tecommenced when young Clark of tho New Jerseys draw put from the bunch and started In pursuit It seemed almost Impos sible lo catch Uadman In tho short distanco from homo but bo tired slmullaneouEly with Clarks great spurt and was beaten a few yardH from tho tape Another stirring race was the five miles which liiyearold Hmltli of the New Jerseys cat turd with ease The leaders ran close to each othor all the way and It waa a contest full of enthusiasm throughout 110cr of tho Pastimes ran a wonderfully game race Twice It seemed as If ha would be obliged to quit but he puslmd on full of grit staggering all over the track a pitiful sight Entering tha last lap he was In second place and with lead enough to keep It If ho could but keep bis fe t But liiKl yards from homo outraged nature had her way and he succumbed almost within grasping distance ol the trophy The omclalc of the day were Referee J H Bulllvan N J A a Jadge at flnlib D MorreU N J A ut G Hnrrell P A tY end C C Mboeneck Acorn A A Field dgea W Ce r Boil wickS1AC t K Lange MA C and a A Doran W A 0 Iimnkeepers C U hughes it A a j R atoll N V A C h J iflanlnnL N Y A o I and E Van Bahalck MAC Jndee of walking B I Lang U A O Aa itatant 9 A Irarnar Dunlleu B 0 Cilrk of conree U Frailer Jr Y A C startir earn bee V A C An nounoer W F I Poblman J A o The summary of events Is as follows ltXord Handicap Hunlrit heal won by J r Jllim P A C HH yardi time IOs seconds Eeoond beat won by 0 A 5 atrlngton F 4 C 7 yaBto time lO seootds ThIrd heat you by hi K Zest t I A 0 ts ardl time secondL Fourth heat won St I Ihalpin 1 4 I 0 yard time tO sicun4e Ylfth beat won by 1 1 Csbanse iiadm A 0 Cm toni O yard time 10H Kcond blxtn heat won by W E lluihea e A 0 tI S yardi lima 10K aecond Seventh heat wunby IL Branam r A G Bjf yardijj time loS ecoud Irlali lor Second Men Flrt Belt Won by F C Puffer e yard time lu i cond second heat won by tt 51 craft N J A C 12t yards ttmi liIS seconds J K DevereauT it A C V 3 yardi allowed In second trial on account of foul second trial luaui tnt and aecond to runln final First beat won by llalpln ID 10 85 aeooudi rarrlnfton Kcond Hecoud heat won by Paler In IU25 leconda UKtiei second hnaI boat won by llalpln Puffer honed and Hughes third time lulB second Four hundred and fortyyard Handicap Rnn Won by A Baler P A c 6 ysds l T Knchlar Y M A JI yardi lecoudlandV I Clark S J A d IS yard third Time 51 B1 SecOnds Ou mile Hndlci Hun Won by B illertberff N J A u I ifcraicti A irleve Vonker A X 1 S3 yard second cod C Stark Itiobuiuod County A A ii yards third Time 4 minute 44 icconda Twomlle Rlfyol Race Handicap Won by JL B ftltler RlienMe VVheeinien IDuyarJi K A Power Hlverii 1e Wheelmen 75 yards fecund and U K Bum ham V A o 1 tOO yarla third Time 7 minute 14 j5 COOt yurd Novice Rice Won by r 3 Uahonllaatlme A O t Ueorire A Van Stint Red Bank A U econnd and Stiill r ijrlea Faituue A IX third Time 3 minute 103 lecond One Mile Handicap 51dbWon by J Furey P 1 A C Oil SeCOuudit II HJertberf N J A a 10 eeoondi no ond and w It Bnrkhardt P A o scratch third Time 7 minute 41 t fi sec ndL Nlcoll hd flve iSO ondi on the bampton Cal Burkbardt catching him on the fret lip a lull inued which wj carried to the tape the ramlme track beating its 3Jauhati nby nyo yarila Burkhardti time wan 7O3 tB 2VOverd llurdie Race Handicap Pint beat won by P r Hufter N J A O 2 yard M P llaloln M J A C ts Yards leoondi time m 43 second econd heat Von by 11 K Zuit N J A 0 lt2 yardi J U Lally P A C H yirilli Icond time Hi 25 second nnal heat way by Puffer Zut lecond and llalDln third Time 27 33 iiconris nmyard Ilinalcap BinWon by F Clark N J A 0 2H janlli II L Oailman X A i 12 yardix nconS Lad F K Whitney T M a A sgyarai third Time S mlnnlei 1 j5 iioonda ruttlait 18 pound hot Haudlean Won by G J fllanlunt N V A i 13 feet It Incbeix with 89 feet 9U Incbei O Pulvermlller P A C 7 feet second wilts D4 fret U44 lathes It Freeborg P A a ra feet third with wfeeUlncne Knnnlof High Jump Handicap Won by U 8winy F I A C alt inches with a lump ufs feet 8 Inohel F it Fdwardl 1 1 i O lUlnchei econd with S feet 4Klnehe r T niegand N V A 0 tiH Inchu third wftli n feet iHlnfhes In Jumping o9 a tie for third place U letanil jump would have won In l tie rest trlala htunntpg lintel Jump ItitidIrapBoti bjc T Wiosni N Y A5 i lsoraiohu with a jump of St feet IM inch F F iiiler N 3 A 0 hi foot S babe second with 20 test 4 iorhL an Sf Qdhiiliisn New York tttv ft foot third wiuls lii feet hid lnhieo Vole Saul IlandteapWn by 9 Cooper It A C LI Inchei with 14 feel 8H inches Georee A CMCJ P A U 15 Incbe Momi l with 0 feet 8 inches D Von nelly V A n n foot third with bfeol 0 licbes Mvemlt UaDUIrmp hunWon by J ll Kinltti NJ A C I minute 20 leconaih A Ortv Tonkin A O tO SecondE i ttcond and w T 0b KlTtrilde A c 3 inltiQiti third Time a ie minute 43 5e nude Tbe Storing for the banntr reunited AJ follow amonir the priDiliial diets New Jersey A 0 1 49 fuilm A r bo NW York A 0 11 MnbMtux A C and Yonktiri A c 8 each Hronklyni New Tcnnti Club The moot recent Addition to the ranks of the tennis organizations In tbe City of e march U the Irving Tea Dli Club w hleb WE formed last l week bj come deroteu oftbe popular pastime The following offloir sore chosen to conduct the new orcautxiloae a6airs for the current term William U Pattorsou freitdenti Bdwarl Everett llinntr Vleerreild nti UUs Belle Lorck Treasurer and llu Blanch reroobean Secre tary The clan colon are garnet aol white Ground will be secured and laid out and tie crtfanlaatlon will bold two tonriibmeni next lesion one la lbs iDrtDf and another In die fall at which leites apdrentlemeni duutiie and ladivi1 and ircutlenjta atnulei win be de fidel for wbirh appropriate troptnei will be awarded Tile Dew tiritaniAtluo starts nut with it very Select I but nutt enthuilaittrt hat of active mimbeia among ti lie name on the inemberiblp rosier of be olublitnitf the following vvtl known hanOi eiperlat WIU K Trayet Mlti lOomis frary Mlw Urao Peroclirau Ml at Blanche Pirocheau Ml Rlaucbe Local MM Addle IIu mtr MUi Mamie llenderioii iliac A Coruell hOse Jennie eUmnter and HUi Carrie Terry Among ttiv vmtlemtn pUyere who bare Joined tbe club are lJusrI fi llniiy William Patterson hj ward K l Harinar William fttnlth Harry Smith Charlea I Valey Rnbert Ilror WilUjua Lord William lUcCop mick slut WtllUoi lUuo On the Court at A bnry Part AsseRt Pac A of 10The conteit for the amateur double ou tbe tenla cooru ot tbe Noretta Club WAA a spirited cue Bowley and NetfUi teat Joboion and Brown by a score of 6I and 6I Bowlej and iNejrue then met Ulllard aid Harmitead Tl o latter pair won the ctaml ionibip by nS ss and 7ft the lest of lb suShi were very encitlog Cp to the Iloti aa he Ictree wr5 U foliowsi Tuil beat Beker 51 an St41 lhsziustd tat Inoble 14 stud et4 Drown baL Jobsusiti 6 l 4si sad 9 7 Aliell bout lined 0lent tbs iiarmtad beltJtrown 0I auda ihsrmitead ieet Al it I it 3Ct cud StSI Tb trial game betweu plarastead and Toil was very excllittg Ilarmutead won lIT a sour of 0 57 tIa 4 0 end 6h Uexmlead I to of lii best player of Yale CoOege HbooCInK at Creedmoor Clear weatber and a light 3 oclock wind favored the fourth QoallncMlon cod mirkimana badge match at Creedmcur reinrday Pelacbmenti from the Seventh Twentytlurd and Thirteenth Kegltueut made eiceD tlouaily Kuud scores htenlynve rneu uuiliued for Ratktmene badpea IncluamrA If Paul IomBmy ll veutynrit Keluient win aUuibot maklur a Peer of 40 Iointe out of k ronlbl M at dutanct lif MJU and 900 yard 1UK PJSACO FAILVItE IN DELAWARE Fiurtaur of the Ienlmmla Eallmate TheIr Total Lees In Two Tears at SOOOOOOO AViLMixoTov Aug 16The Delaware peach crop baa been shipped so far as the Delaware Railroad is concernedand the special manifest office which U always open In this city during the peach season was closed tonight Tho agent In charge says that there have boon man ifested this summer one basket and two cratos of peaches and that there are no moro to come Of the 12000 baskets which Superintendent Mills ot the Delaware Itallroad calculated would be the crop on the Delaware and Mary land peninsula several thousand basket failed to mature Those poaches which did ripen were on trees near the waterways ana Inlets from the Dalawura and Chesapeake bays where the air was moist enouch to pro Tent a total destruction of the buds byltha heavy spring frosts These p achea woke ship ped by boats The special manifest oftlco hero suspendod Operations ono month earlier than usual The general peach business ot a season varies From three to sU thousand cars The smallest number car loads of peaches handled by the Delaware Itallroad was uliout POJ and tho highest 9000 Tho lost to the company In freight Is therefore very heavy this summer while the los to the peach growers Is eel mated to ba between tXOOOOoO and 13000000 The peninsula growers lust year sufTered heavy losses In the failure of their small fruits their corn their hay and a part f the ptach trees This year the p nlnnula will lose nearly one million dollars In corn out the hay yield is good The total loss In two years In the Delaware and Maryland penlnBulala t tear by excessive rains and this year by early fronts and drought will probably aggregate tfiljOO UOO This means a groat deal to a community ol email armors Chained with Hleulle Diamond Detective Sergeant Phil Hotlly brought to Police Headquarters last night Emily Grose a singer In a concert saloon at Saratoga Itellly arrested her there yesterday on suspicion of being connected with a large diamond rob bery which ha refuted to say anything about lira Bmo May Die of her Injuries tIre Mazy Bannon of Its John Street Brooklyn ll likely to 61 of Injurle Motived on Thursday night at ho bands is ti I laid of Hobert Twomey end eeveral member of his family who live at III John street While patalug the house tIcs Bannon It U I alleged was aelied by the Twomey and brutally beaten Twomey his wife alIt tiLt of bl children bare been arreiteil I It Htudent DiuhoeUat Body A young man wa found drowned on the beach near Greenport U I yeiterday morning All he bad on was a blue and white nrlped shirt blank sucks and lawn tinntl inoea The body Ii lupponedto be that of Ilu h nell a Yale iturient who wai drowned from a catboat In whIch be sailed from iladUvu Conn

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