The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
August 21, 1890

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tJlllttJ r 1I J i1 GOOD TEN ANTS SU 1MER RESORT An prmpt rlpons chacerizi ADVERTISERS Boad or Rom Avoromont W do wel bYmaklng known Ihelr localUe THE SUN TIE SUN VOL LvNo 355 NEr YORK THURSDAY AUGUST 21 1890 PRICE T j A GENERAL STRIKE I no Chiefs of the Brotherhoods f Will Support Ilio Knights TO BE A GIGANTIC STRUGGLE flic e Supreme Conncil Bipeettd to Ratify the Decision on Saturday T ExeatlT Hour mt tJ BUtEht Of felatlr lBdore ths Htrtke A Public sjitemeiit Dcflnlac the Petition of the OnjrThe OraBd Jury Bald to be Com lierlBK the Liability ofthe Xabor Lead r Uadr the Conspiracy IBW The Railroad CoBipBByrreparlBBj for lone 0irnEcle Mr Webb ftia there will b i No Hnrrender br the Corporation The chiefs ot the four brotherhoods forming the United Orders ot Railway Employees do elded unanimously last nleht to support the Knights ot Labor In tho Mew York Control itruwle Chief Sargent ot tbo Flromena Brotherhood who IK I President ot the federate organization summoned a special meotlnic ot the Supreme Council which will bo held at Terre Ilouto on Saturday At that meeting Chief Sareent and the chiefs ot tho other dlvle lont will recommend tat a general strike be I ordered In actinic upon the recommendation nonet tho four organizations will havo one ot and according to tho constitution all four votes lust be In the affirmative or no strike can bo ordered I each ot the four eaiefs who havo declared In favor of a strike has the support ot ono of his two asso ciate delegates that will sottlo It and a general strike will begin some time between Saturday eight and Monday morning The Bupremo Council In consultation with the big Knights I would decide bow widespread such a strike should be The labor leaders last night gavo the Impression that the frt blow would b at eterr road la tho Vanderbllt system A strike under the auspices of the United Orders of Railway Employees would bo fa more serous and would Involve a vastly greater number or men than any which tho Knights ot Labor coald order Tbe membership of tho Dnttod Orders It I said includes a large majority of the railway employees ot the North and East except tie engineers WILL THE BIO KNIGHTS I ISDICTXD h Grand Jury summoned both District I Attorney Fellows and Recorder Bmyth in con solution yesterday The nature ot tho busi ness before tom could not b positively Uorned because both refused to talk after they came out of tbe jury rom District At r torney Fellows said that he could say nothing until the Grand Jury had taken some action I I the question under consideration whioh might not b for some days I was aenerallrnndcntood however that he whole question ot tbe strike bad ben presented sented to the Grad Jury and It was In its consideration of that I that tho Recorder end District Attorney bad bon called in consulta tion I waa rumored that the position of tbe leaders of the strike was boll discussed in connection with tho provisions of tbe law de fining and punishing conspiracy Report also ld that the mate had been brought before the Grad Jury by the Vandarbllt interests YloeProsldent Webb was asked last night I tbe strike was belnc dtsouesed by the Grand Jury and I the Central road was instrumental mental in bringing up tb question All 1 laid Id was Whatever happens in the Orand Jury room I o course secret I have nothing whatever t say abut tbo matter I could say nothing I I would FUTILE ZTTORTB TO SECtTOE AMUTHATIOX The big Knights hod a busy time during the day conferring together and calling OB tho officials at tbe Grand Central station In their conference with tho ofllclals thoy urged over and over again tho idea of arbitration Mr I I Webb and bis subordinates maintained their I position firmly All the tie chlelsPow detly Hares Devlin Holland Sargent Bwteney Wilkinson and Howard had an I arlyconference at the tit Cloud Hotel in the Doming They had pertonal chat with some of the discharged omplorees of the Central ra Then Mr Powderly and his coadjutor ilr Devlin of tbo General Executive Board L of 1 went over to the Grand Central sta tion I was a little after 1 oclock when they cot there They did not ask to see Mr Webb a everybody expected they would do They sent in their curds instead to General Man Mtr Toacey and General Superintendent Toorheos Those gentlemen received tbe bis Enlehts In Mr Voorhoess office very oonrte onily Tbo party spent half an hour there In conversation and then Messrs Hayes and Fowdorly went away In their statement ot what took place a tbe Interview both sides agreed pretty well The big Knights asked Messrs Yoorhees and Tcucer to use their Influence with Mr Webb in getting tbe latter to retract his determina tion not to submit the difficulty to arbitration Mr Devlin wanted to know whether tbo com pany would not reinstate some of the dis charged men and submit tbe matter to arbi tration meanwhile Messrs Yoorbees and Toucoy declared tbat Mr Webbs position coala not be chanced and that the difficulty coald not b arbitrated They assured the Knights over and over again tbat the men I who lad bon discharged from tbe rood bad not 01 t Labor been discharged beoause they were Knights UD BiMENT HOLDS OUT Messrs Fowderly and Devlin returned to the 8e Cloud Hotel and tbo conforonce with their bother chiefs began uln It was known ot course that Mr Fowderly was dolnz his best to set all the Federation chiefs into line and was declaring to them that not only the life of tbe Knights ot Labor but the life ot organized labor all over tbe country was at ltla All sorts of rumors floated about It wai stated on cood authority that all he I leaders In the conference laO Mr Bargcnt l ehll of the firemen had declared In favor of strike Chief Sweeney of the Switchmens Awoclatlon 11 reported as saying that be woold abide by Mr Sargents decision what Ie it wu Mr Sargent himself said at the lwe of the noon conference to a BUN reporter Ido not believe that tbe Central road f lnB a war of extermination against any Ubor organization not even tbe Knights of wbor I believe that tbe men at tbe head of I it corporation have too much sense t at IDPt anything ot tbe kind Experience I ttoss has taught tbo railroad companies that Is rairoad thlt Impossible to J IllnDoslble stamp out orgarjlred labor last I strike COlt tbe firemen a good delI b oat now they have nOI theJ more moner in their I tuury than ever before and I am oon fltd that It I the ama war with all tbe 91r tsilroad Ubor organisations Unlea I h tbe Knights ol Labor can show u that tbo Now York Central making war on organized labor and that tbo organization existence of our or lnlza tion Is I at stake I cannot see bow the present strike can affect us As yet this fact has not ben demonstrated to us satisfactorily but I we are satisfied tbat the company Is engaged In any such attack wo would immediately cat Into the fight Chief Sweeney of the switchmen lamed bo most exercised over the trouble of tho switchmen with Superintendent Burrows at Buffalo It was quite evident however that tho chiefs ot the United Orders looked upon any possible strike of their men II sympa thetic movement only and that tho Question was whether tho Knights could Induce the federated oblefs t believe that tho present situation was so crave as to make such a sym pathetic movement warranted AWAITING TUB DECISION Meanwhile things wero very qutot at tbo Grand Central Stockholders and directors called on YlcoFresldont Webb to toll him that ho hud thoir support and that thoy wanted him to stand firm in the position which ho had taken In the course of a conversation with a BUN reporter Mr Wobb denied a current state ment that tbo Central firemen had been I offered an advance In their wages ot from 180 to 2 I day with tbe idea ot making extra I Inducements t them not to strike Mr Wobb I was exorcised somewhat over tbo statement I emanating from Philadelphia that I a general strike was declared on tho road all tho railroad managers ot tbo country would form a na Labor tional organization and crush tho Knights of All that I said said Mr Webb was tbat I all the roads In which the Vanderbllts ow I controlling interest were ted up then tbo Knights would simply have just so many more roads than the Central to contend wih Thoso roads would naturally act In barmonr with each other a against tbo strikers Neither did I say that I would spend 2000000 in fighting the strike I did not mention any sum I said that tho company would fight the strike through at whatever cost I there Is a general strike and we cannot run freight trains wo will run passenger trains I wo can not run all our passenger tratnn wo will run all we o n Wo shall gat the road In full run I nine order as soon as possible Wo will not i surrender our road to the dictation of our em ployees Mr Sargent tbo chief of tbo firemen seems to bo tbo pivotal man in tbo affair just now He Is a cool lovelheadod man and I I dont think ho will be lot to do what Is not fair and right We do not Invlto a strike but WI shall not surrender I a strike tats placo General Superintendent Voorbeos and Gen eal Manager Toucoy talked likewise Mr Gullford the general traffic manager said that freight was being received at all points and the road was running nicely VicePresi dent Webb stayed at his office throughout tbe afternoon He thus deprived himself ot the pleasure ot attending the wedding of his brother Frank Webb at Mount 8k Vincent Business first said the Vicepresident MB rOWDIBIAS riBSONAI APPEAL I was lucky that Mr Webb did not go to his brother1 woddlng as ho would thereby have missed making the acquaintance of Mr Ter renoe T Powderly At just ten minutes before oclock tbo hood of all tho Kulgbts In 6 oclo hoa ni KllJhts com pany wit John Devlin ot tbe Executive Board came up the stairs In tbe Grand Central sta tion leading from Vanderbllt avenue up to VIcePresldent Webbs office and asked the boy at the door ot Mr Webbs rom if they might see MrWebb Tbo boy took in the cars of the Knights and immediately returned and ushered Messrs Powderly and Deli into MrWebbs presence There woro already la Mr Webbs rom bis secretary Mr Leona and General Manager Toncey Tbe conference there lasted but a little over ton minutes and when Messrs Fowderly and Deli emerged I their faces wore not very bright VicePresi dent Webb cave tbo following account of the i I interview Mr Powderly again proposed to mo thut I submit this entire difficulty to arbitration I told him that I could not do so for the reasons that I have given 6 many times that this roud has no trouble with Its employees needing arbi tration We bad recently discharged some men Com our service and others bad left because of that fact We bad filled tbo place of all tbeso men and tho men now at work wore contentedly running tbe road as usual N Mr Powderly thAn asked me to institute a Investigation into tbe dismissal ot the mon He asked me to brine tbo men into my office and la his presence question of their discharge I told them a to tbo reason olhelr dlsebarlo Mr Powderly that not only I but all tbo gen I eral officers ot the road bad already Inlest of each of these and mated tho case lach one men i that there was no needot doing all this work I ovor again Mr Powderly and Mr Devlin then said I and tbe officers of tbo road seemed to btno some fooling against tho Knight of Labor and that It was quite plain that the dis missals referred to grow out of that fact This I immediately disclaimed I told tbe gentlemen an I have so often told the public tbroucb the reporter that we bad no feeling against tho Knights at all that from Mr Depow down wo all were willing our men should organize and that In the present ease tbe men were discharged for proper cause and not because thoy were Knights of Labor Mr Powderly agnln spoke of the desi rability of an investigation and I again said that this could not be I told him that that would be tantamount to saying tbat he and I had better change our official stations that tbe man running the Cimtrnl load J just now ought t bo the Grand Master workman tbeKnlgbtsot Labor rather tbau tbe Third Vlve1resldent Mr Devlin snld that there was no use talking any longer and tbegenlleinen withdrew Mr Powderly a bo went out said courteontly that be recrettrd bo bad not made my acquaintance under more pleasant circumstances In the discussion all parties were calm and courteous I think Mr Toucey and Mr Devlin did some talking too but tbo substance and tenor of tbe conversation woro n I havo stated POWDSRLT8 VEBSION OP THE INTERVIEW Mr Fowdorly and Mr Devlin returned to tho St Cloud Hotel and two out there a orsion of the Interview with Mr Webb which in some ronpectN differs widely from that just quoted MrPowderly described Mr Wobb as the cat paw of tbo railroad company and said that Wohb would undoubtedly refuse to arbitrate the difficulty until such time as be was removed by the management MI Powdorly euld that Devlin put this question to Mr Wobb Do 1 understand that your position Is that the publlo and tbe employees oi tbo road have uo rights tbat you propose to consider In thin matter and that you simply look upon the railroad road as absolutely In your own hands without giving consideration to tbe pnbllo 1 Ifsolt 1 uselcs for me to go Into further discussion A Fowderly sid that to this question Mr Webb made no answer According to Mr Powderly Devlin also put this question I Mr Lee woro put out of the question al together would you permit au Investigation into tho cal of the other len To this according to Povrdarly Superin tendent Toucoy replied That baa nothing whatever to do with the matter There In I uo need ot any Investigation as the company claims tbo right to discharge whom I pleases v hen it pleases and bow It pleases UD WBBB S VIEHIOM Wen Mr Webb beard tbe Powderly version of this Interview bo was vln Indignant He t 1 Ai I 1 Qu snld referring to Devlins question about the rights of the public No such question was askod me at all We did affirm and wo do affirm that no ono must dictate to us bow wo hal run our road Had Mr Fowderly or Mr Devlin askod mo to con sider what rights the publlo had In tho matter this Is what I would bave answered that tho public has a great a very ere at interest In this matter but the railroad officials must bo the only judges ot discipline In call presented to them Tho public can havo no eroator Interest than In keeping this fat paramount that tho railroad company shall havo that rlgnt of discipline among its employees so that it can run Its road safely and well Without discipline where would our road be and tbu lives of our passengers 1 THE DECI1JUT1ON OF W I The conference between tho General Execu tive Board of tbe Knights of Labor and tho four ohlof officers of tbe Bupremo Council of tho Federation of Hallway Employees came to an end at 10 oclock The representatives ot the brotherhoods decided to endorse tho action ot tho Knights Tbe Supreme Coun cil ot tbo Federation which consists of throe representatives ot each ot the four national railroad ardors has been summoned to meet at Torre Uauto Indiana on Saturday morn Inc to hoar tbo report of tbe fourchlef officers Grand Master Sargent of the Brotherhood of LocomotD Flromon and Pro ldont ot tho Council will then recommend that tho Fed eration cast its lot with tho Knlgbts ot Labor and tho Council will voto on tbo question When conference adjourned at 0 oclock last night Mr Sargent announced to tho rep resentatives of tbe press tho coureo be would pursue Ho sold pnrue I Mr Powdorly has been to see Mr Wobb VIcoProsldent and Mr Toucey General Manager of tho New York Control Railroad with a view of settling this controversy They havo shown no disposition whatever to treat I with him or to present the facts as they under stand tnorn so that be could baso a just deci sion upon tbo merits ol tho case We bao I decided therefore to lay tho matter before I the entire membership ot the Supreme Council iind 1 hnvo summoned the mem bers of tat body to meet at Terre Haute on Saturday Mr Powderly bas acted honorably and bos eono just as far in his position an ho can Tho company ha refused to consider the discharge of theso men and bas not treated Mr Powdorly as he ought to bo treated a tbe head of a labor organization I bad hoped that when Mr Webb and Mr Powdorlr came to gether a conclusion would be arrived at which would settle the whole controversy I was very desirous tbat that should bo brought about as I realize what tbo result ot a spread of this strike would bO But it is evident from tho attitude of the company that It ha no deslro to settle tbe controversy either with Mr Pow derly or his representatives or to submit it to arbitration therefore as tbe situation Is critical cal decisive steps must be taken Wben a corporation take tho attitude tat it Is right and will not allow HB position to be reviewed by fair and disinterested parties It crtnnot maintain it successfully before tbe public Mr 1owderly claims thor Is some thing to arbitrate Mr Webb nays there Is not Mr Powderly Is willing to leave It to a third party a fair and oaultablo offer which I n ceptod would speedily brine tho matter to a termination Mr Webb refuses to recede from tbo stand be has taken Tbe Knights of Labor have appealed to tho Supreme Council for help In this mater and my associates and myself haTe come here to investigate What wo have found I have just told you Mr Bweeny and I saw Mr Wobb and Mr Toucoy at their request not ours but the fact of our meeting them will not change our attitude toward tbe Knights of Labor When I saw Mr Touoey In Albany I urged him to settle tbe strike as quickly as possible I told him tbat I It was not settled soon the strike would spread and complications might ensue which the company would find It exceedingly difficult to grapple with Tbo action of the Supremo Council will show conclusively tho attitude ol tbo grand officers and the Federation in this strlloTU THE BUPnEME COUNCIL When Mr Sargent was asked how his state ment In tho morning could bo harmonized with his last remarks bo sid tbat he bad learned much slnco Mr Webb refused In tho afternoon to dIscuss the discharge of tbo mon with Mr Powderly Moro than this b would not say on tbo subject The four chief officers will leavo for Terre Hauto early this morning The other members ol tho Supremo Council I are Eugono V Dobs Grand Secretary and Treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Terre Haute J J Hsnanan Vice Grand Mastur of tho Brotherhood of Lo comotive Firemen Chicago William Sbeoban Grand Secretary and Treasurer of the Brother hood of Hallroad Trainmen Gaylesburg 111 B I MorrUsey Vice Grand Master of the Brotherhood ot Railroad Trainmen Peorlft 1 James Downey Vice Grand Master of tbe Switchmens Mutual Aid Association Chicago John Hall Grand Organizer of the Switchmens Mutual Aid Association Chicago George Lovejoy Assistant Gmnd Chief Conductor ot the Brotherhood of iallroad Conductors Terre Haute and James Carr Assistant Chief Con ductor Kansas City TUB KSIOniB MAKE A STATJIEST At 10 oclock tho General Executive Bonrd of tho Knights of Labor Issued this statement In which General Master Workman Powderly said the situation of the Knights and their in tentions are clearly set forth This morning Mr Po dorly and Mr Dev lin wnltod upon Mr Toucey at his office for tbe purpose ol endeavoring to brine about a set tlement ol the trouble Mr Toucey absolutely refused to entertain nny proposition looking tcmrrJ nrbltrntloa 01 an investigation ol the causes of tbe illsehnrge ot tbo men Durlnii tho afternoon the Rmo gentlemen walled aJofoon geptemen uld upon Mr Webb In order to give tbe company I oory opportunity to tiring the ttilke to an and In tbu Interview which they had with the Third Vico1rcBlilont Mr Fowderly and Jlr Devlin repeated the offer which tbe Kcluhts Kqlbts hal made tbo bnalnnlnir haUl buy would de clare IDO strike off II the company would agree to submit tho case of the dlschareed men to too investigation of disinterested outside parties on thl understanding that If should be shown that there WIS tmt no cnuee for the discharge of the rnon other than tbelr connection with the Kulehta such men should be reinstated In their petitions the mln re ontntles of the Knlalitn agreeing to bind themtalveK to abide by the doclHlon I findings of tbe lncstlgators Mr ebb positively re fused to nuifu to this In the Interest of pence Mr Iowdorly even went so far in to auk Jlr Webb lu view of the conflicting statements of the companys ofll clals If ha would oonsont to meet tb ol I charged mon and allow him IUrlollrlYJ to question teem In Mr VYetba presence upon tbo chorees ol tho company uealnst tnom Jlr Webb rafueod to entertain even this propo Itlau Mr Vttbli and Mr loucoy who name Into tho room during tho Interflow reit erated their oltmado statement thut thor would insist on tbelr itaht to discharge any ol tbo employees without aislgnlou nny ronsou for doing so and that they would not admit the right of any Inbor organizations or committee ol such organizations to Intervene In the mutter Being asked I tbo y took the position that tho railway was tbe private prop erty of tbo company and that neither tbo emrJoiees of the company nor the puullo uad any right to question queston tbo action ot the management the hesitated and at Inn took refucelu a silence which tbe representatl s of the Knights tried in rain to break Tbo latter slid tbat If it was the polloy of tbe company to maintain that they would not admit ttmi either the publlo or tho employees ol the roud bod unr rights in the prninlnea it WAS useless to waste nny fur thertlme or words on tiio matter and shortly afterward withdrew On tho return of Memrr Puwderly and Devlin tbe Executive Joard ol the Knights nnd the lepresentatlres of the Grand Council of Counel1 tEo Federation of Hallway Employees held tmlloJel a long conference In which the positions of all the bodies were completely stated Tbe resale 1 of the conference wo tbat tbo recmentatlTei ot the Feder c j L ntlon agreed to call a meeting ot their Grand osl tnl Councllby Saturday next and lay the whole ease before them for action Tho Executive Bonrd says that tbo position finally assumed by the eompnn v makes It nocastary for thorn to vindicate the right nf labor to ontnnlro rllht by prosecutlnc the strike to tho end Tho nuarrel Is no longer that of n A 240 but of tbe whole order and will now lie carried on with vigor ortr determination They express tie utmost oftnlldnnco In the ability ot tbolr order t win the strike THE SNiaitTS TO KITKVD TUB RTntKK Mr A W Knlcht ot tbo Executive Bonrd Inllht raid Up to the last moment wo had hopo that those people would listen torenaon and I consequently have made no plans to carr on tho strike You rnn depend upon In strke that it will bo ex tended and as soon m 1 have had time enough to think we will take somo action Tiio Bonrd will then soparnto and the members wil bers will go to various points along Ibo Ino As Tt no have decided upon nothing Wo are going to remain In session all night how morning ever and may decide to take some step belore WILL IIECOMMEND A C1ENEIUL 8T1USIC Whilo the chiefs would not allow themselves to Individually quoted as having decided to Inaugurate aiLenoral strike possibly thfl ru mored action ot tho Urand Jury may have made them rotlcout It was freely stated on tbelr combined authority that tho decision to tbat nCTect In the conference had been unan imous MrBargont would say everything except I dlreot declaration of his purpose I is known that tbe preparations of the Knight to fight It out on tho entire Vanderbllt system are based on Mr ttargente sMuranoe thai he will recommend tAlonte wi mend a general strike to tbe Council MA WKnn AOCBPTB THK CIIALLKHflS A BUN reporter saw Mr Webb at tho Grand Central at 10 oclock and told him of e tbo de cision ot Mr Sargent and the other labor chiefs to call a meeting of tho Federated Coun cil and recommend a general strike Sir Webb ald simply In his accustomed gentle but determined tono Do thor recommend a strike Wall we recommend I fight 1NCHEABINO TUB TOMCX PBECAUTIONB Acting Superintendent Byrnes has Increased the police guard In view ot Impending trouble leaterday morning 10 policemen were at nt pol a Johns J Irk 70 at tho Thirtythird street freight yard 40 from Sixtieth to Sixtythird streets ivnU 110 from Hlxtytbtrd street to 110th street Tho detail was doubled at night A COWAItPLT ASSAULT As Samuel Campbell ot 211 West Sixtyfirst street a sealer ol irelgbt cars In tbo employ nt tho New Vork Central was going to his work on the dock at Sixtyfilth street and North IIher about 0 o clock last nleht ho I was bit on the had by a sharp stono or pieca of Iron thrown at him by somo one concealed In an olleywuy near 230 Wet Slxtyfirst street Arevero scalp wound wan Indicted Policeman Thompson ot tho West Fortyseventh street station took Campbell to Roosevelt Hoopltal whero his wound was dressed and ho was sent home The Albanr Chamber of Commerce Hpar Up Un or Blnonlnc ALDANT Auc 20 Today was ono of tho quietest Albany bas experienced slnco the Knlgbts fret struck on tbe Central A coal train ran into tbo Union Depot yard owing to a mlssnltob and a brnkoman was caught and pounded by strikers but beyond that thoro was nothing to exalte comment except a com muntcatlonsontMayorManning by tba Cham ber of Commeree This communication after describing tbe attitudes of tbe two combatants concludes with W lUre tbat by xtraordUirr t meunrei If ncces M rstt a rr oar city uorernmini as ar rer eott thouia I Kupplr foil promotion end tbat tbe railroad company ID rtw of th aiiaranc or luch protection b uor city lOT rntn 1 itionll wlttl lr w the rinktrton men ita tluned here we are coaflaent tbat our cltlieoe I are dl to be lawnbldlng 1 and to prenerre rather than Sosed s r tbe melted property rlible affected br tbe trike The presence and action of tbcie iraarus undoubtedly gardl doubtedly iDclte tbe lawleM to Tloleoce and crime wbloti for tbe credit or nur city we urge you by local 1 ntberlty to prevent We believe tner ere lUtloned here unuer a mlapprahenilon of our Intention ami OI Ina bility to preserve order And teM property wltbtn I our bounde and we reel confident that our W author Itie4 t are not only wllllnr but abonaantly able to Ir an the yeace at all tloei and tinier all olioum TROCDLE ON 111E llLHiQia CENTRAL A Report TIt the Trainmen win Hlrlke for Higher WO CHICAGO AUK 20Tber was a report today tbat committees representing tbo trainmen ot tbe entire Illinois Central system will tomor row present petitions for an advance in waged and that they will strike If I tbe advance Is re fused Thor nre reasons for believing tbe report to bo true Tho mon have no griev ance that we bavo heard of said an official In General Manager locks office and 1 there is any general complaint It has beon kept TOry qulau Tbe wages of tbo trainmen wore rained in 1838 and are now tho ama as thobo puld by all other roads The way freight men buvo a complaint which wo aro now considering but it is from tho men between Champaign and Contralia only The report may b true snld Foorotory SImscott of tbe switchmens Mutual Aid Asso ciation bit even I it bo you may rely ui on It that thoio will bo no trouble The trainman learned I dear lesson In that last Illinois Cen tral Irlko Mr mmscott then related a bit of history re garding that recent strike in which it was tough to depose Division Superintendent ItiiBHoll Tho leaden of that strike acied throughout without tbe sanction of their union be said and tho result wat that all hood havo boon of Trainmen recently ox poled from tie IJrothor Victory for the Coal Miner IA17A Aug 20 The Spring Hill coal mines strike has ended In a complete victory or the con The manacomont concede all tbo demands originally made The strike lasted two months and was exceedingly disastrous to both Blilen Uf the 11000 who had been previ ously enpracrd a lircs number had removed to other mines Those who remained rocumed work this morning Tho loss to Ibo mon and companies Is not far from ISOooO I Is said that the Joeglns mines have been sold to an English syndicate who propose to extend and Improve them and build a railway up the river Hobort Detective Gregory Arreated Aieoav PA K Am SO A crowd w i attracted IhU erenlnC by a itrugKlo on Aibury aenne opposite Ibe Oriental Hotel between 1ollceuian TCIiltle and a bit broad ihonldercd man who refuted to lubmlt to nr reitaud wbo drew a heavy black jark Another po Cemt Iltir Tivo Ileem With Itud quarter Twn Italians well lupplled with goM money were talcn before United Main Corumlttlnner Illlclicock yeilerdiy ebarrcd with anempllnt to r a i counterfeit etlrer quarters Hoth profrued entire Ignorance of the PnrMR Untuage Thry iave their names as Vontal Uri Viilve Hlolen from tbe Nnvy Yard Robert Frost bas been arrested on a warrant luued by fnlled flaiei Commliiloner Uorln on a charge of liavlnr stolen braie valver valued at SIM rrom Hie navy yard on July ji He was formerly emploied In the yard but he iave un bu place a few dare before Hie robbery orcurred It li alleied Ibat Iroitsuld the ultes to Junes Mulligan a Junkman who will l e prosecuted lor receiving stolen goods vVbere Yeeterduis Fire Were A MlSO 200 Canal street Cohen Beblesttngs alotblag manufactory damage fooo ajo M tcber street Ooomba Croiby A Eddloa office damage 9000 7 OUL IIW Huwery electric llzht wire no damage Iliia 4il tanal street vacant bunding damage C5 t il7M third floor of IKU East lujd street occu pied by Jobn Egan damage 4U Job Copcutl Not It President John Copcult Is not tbe Ireildent of tbe Palroon Silk Company of Yonkers wuleti has applied to tbe oeurli for a dissolution and he bas no connection with It He Islbe Preildentof the J Uopcuti HIIV ilanuraclurlnit Company of lunkera Tbe IatrooD Company has been In existence only a few years Fute t Train In Ae orle orleHew Tbe swiftest trains are run between Hew Vork and Washington via Jersey Central Baadlng and B and O rarlorcanoa aUUalo bUUoafooiel liberty it Jilt JO1T1MIM AHOVI Tbe body of a inan about 0 rears of age was fount In tLe rlli niver on rier 116 yrsierdsy There will te mnilc at Kaet Kltsr l rk today at4r It by CouurnosMuth lleilment liana The Ireslilcnt has rerogntred Itsfael Vlllarlsencto M omul leneral of tbe United buiee of Venesuela at how korL Thenen llueof ears which li lo connect the Cortlandl aud Liberty Uriel lerrlen ltli Ibe ferr at Ibe foot oi flurn street via irobably begin running to day The iommlttee lu charge of the J hu lloyle OReilly memorial met line III uienl on TursiUy ueit at I f M at lUe Alor llou i rouipleie arr iiKnuieiile for tbe luauniitilngatlhe Metroi olliau upera House riiaritu UtaM Jrars old of UT LnctlW street a liraVeuiHii ou Ibe Uuu n Hue ItatlroaU wat found drvl in of a i or at reventi ninth street rederlay afieriinnn Uels up o ed lohate been killed by strik ing air Ite A Iliifsbiiremen whose nsiuels not known fell lute the North Hirer neir Hie fcavennab eleamshlp pier oa Tuesday nlht auu was drowned Illi body was rtcov ered yesterday afternoon There was nothing in Ike clotblng to Indicate Ms Identity Uub ronoh sbonl4 be Included In WJLKESBARRES BIG STORM DOUXSO DUIL1JNfS Dt8TnOrlt AND rBNxr llRIONS KILLlD Bfunr Other Mortally or Ilndlr Hart Thro HundreU Panic HtrleUem Fnclorr Girl Tha Work or ICeeonilrnetlOB W1LIEnAnnE AuI 20ThIA sorely stricken city has gathered together its dend and wound ed and countod them An nearly n can bo ascertained tho dond number twenty and tho seriously woundod probably thirty ton of whom aro expected 10 dlo Tho collars saved tbe people for thoro thousands found safety from failing wall A sudden death is no strango apparition In this black diamond cltv of tho Wyoming with its record of mlno horrors but the destruction of property I great and therefore tbo town In I amazed and taros dumfounded Tho peoplo throng tho sunlit but muddy streets and court tho dwellings shops ant tnotorlod which have boon unroofed and dozens ot which bavo been wrecked In a curving pathway from south to north east two miles long from 100 to 500 feet wide tbe tornado wont its royal road with nothing to hinder I loft 300 buildings either crushed or sadly dismembered I struck terror Into the hearts of thousands upon thousands and mate sloop a myth I loft tbo streets strewn with debris and snatched hugo garlands from every tree and laid them on tbe highways It struck viciously at the leading Catholic church and sadly bat tered It and when I pious woman remarked on the streets thin morning How wonderful aro tho ways ot Providence a nharptongued old Irish woman with I Iron handkerchief knotted about her shoulders rejoined Sure 01 think It was tho work of the dlvlL Lad you thoro Is the church spoilt intolroly and tho brewerys blic chlinoney with nlvor I hurt That remark gives an idea of tbo character of tho dnstruotlon Wholo buildings wero overturned and not a shinglo disturbed on adjoining and traitor places Tho air demon just clutcnod with his claws a bo went alone Two round houses aro In ruins with scarcely ft brick In place an enormous busi ness block Is almost hopelessly wreaked a brewery and hotel aro damaged almost beyond repair roofs are off from adozen factories two Brent coal breakers crocked and torn a train ot railroad cars was overturned nsl they were a set of childrens lock and so tho fury wont on and today tbo beautiful city looked at I all and know whether to cry or keep silent Death camo In tho same haphazard way Four in ono family woro crushed in an egg shell bouse in tbe Five Feints section Llttlo Eddlo Schmltt at tbo Loblgh Valley Railroad tiack was caught in tho wind and his body hurled 600 feat through tho nir in n cure Into a shallow pond His parents searched the whole nleht through and this morning they found his skull crushed by heavy timber and his clothes covered with ml co wih mlr A prominent merchant Adam Grants reached home from Jervls yesterday after noon at 1 oclock At 520 ho was dead Ha bad loon married only three months Ho was struck on the street trync to escape E Martin tbe baker whllo drhlng his team tried to escape in his barnyard Tbe tornado grabbad the entire back off his bakery lifted it high in tho air and dashed It on his bead kllllne hIm instantly as well a one of his horses leaving tbe other snlo Joseph Kern I milkman was driving fu riously for refuge when tno Wyoming valoJ Ice bouse torn rrom Us foundations smote him and his borso to the enrth Tbo wagon wa lifted In the air and divested of Uorse and harness swept to tho ton ot the Leblgb Valley Railroad station 150 fuel away Ity ttit Attoctatfit Jreif WiLEESDATtnE Aug 20Aa tlmo goes on tho severity of the tornado 1 moro and moro dem onstrated Immenea buildings containing many people wcro unrooted nnd in many canes easel almost destroyed in the twinkling of an eye h city In Its most frequented part around the depots present the worst appearance The tornudo made Its appearance so suddenly and was accompanied by such portentous sltlrs that nt onco tho stoutest hearts were ap palled especially so when at a high altltudo attuio wero seen tin roofs timber aud alt sorts of movable things Tho skies wore a thick black mass such us Is neon ut tbo tlmo ol an 1m uieuso conflagration About 630 oclock a huge black cloud which had been Catherine soutnweut of tho town In the direction ol Plymouth began to discharge tremendous thunderbolts Tho llghtnlne Played wltn remarkable frequency Ulblnlnl or the electric fluid poured from mlUhoaen Tbat a heavy downpour of rain vns imminent was rendUy to bu seen and all sought shelter Later nn unusual centre of activity was noticeable In tho lclnlty of Leo aclvlY Tho Idwer clouds began bcuddlng In croat circles at tremendous spooJ Tu Ibo north of tho cut lory works at South Ilkosbnrro a sudden gust of wind sprang up and lu a moment bud In creased to a roar Tho Vulcan Iron narks James Norrlss foundry anil tho KeystonA llour mil felt tho first shock tho wind dasblnc the heavy mate rials about like Htrntrs 1 he storm swept on up Main stroat razing tbo buildlncs on tho west side ol that thoriiichfuro The beautiful shade trues wore CQM t Into the btroot Then tbo tor nado struck tho handsome rosldonooi stores greenhouses pottery works Ac alone Main Etieet as far na Academy siroet Tbe Hontern edge of tho etorni oxionded to the lower end of Franklin street and Dana place Brick dwelling worounioofod and the upper stories torn away und some wore levelled to tbu ground South Muln and Franklin streets wore completely blocked with fallen trees roofs timbers und wire Vtoring east nnrd the storm swept up Ross Halo and South nnhlnpton Ktreota ex tendlne on far east on lioss as tho Hazard wire rope works Tearing up Washington street it wrecked St MUDS Church then jumped to tho Leuleh vullor Depot the Jorsoy Central Depot htesraalers brjwory and ewupt along tho railroad to rive 1olnta Hero ft trod eastward ataln snopt uii 1earl street out by Baltimore shaft No and then Unshed up the mountain aud pent Itself In tho wood Tho ficone nt Ilia Harard lin iop works was terrible The Immense building wan bud I Injured and In the debris lay ihu lend nnd Injured the latter helpless until uishtnnco oauio to them Ihu number of seriously In jured men nt these Tvorku exceeds tiioho and there ware tv o killed Near tbo DeUwaru und Hudson Rnllioud on Saott Btreot were hou es occupied by Jamos Mculnley uud JnmeH HeniiEan All thu mem I meD bers ot these two families woro at home vchllo the fenrlul destruction waa going on power loos to do aurthlne for their safety Jtoth houses woro levelled to tho irruund and tho m wero held In Ibo ruins bv Ibe debris pltes Fltza Jan Mcdlnley ngud ubout Jti years and tbe baL aho held to her breast t wero crushed to denth John JicGlnloy nxod 1M yearswas crunhed to death Mary Jane Mc Gliiloys little daughter wim so severely hurt Gllloys Itl0 lurt and crushed IbM but little ho DO Is entertained of her recovery Iliolamllr of Jamoi lienaunn could not be found In tno ruins of their hOlo and fonrrVnre entertained thut they poribhod Woven persons url luhtantly killed and ton painful were fatally wounds Injured A great number received The loss to property will probably roach SlliuOuOO Jho Harbor Afiibnlt Coinimnys woks were blown don t U Brown A COI mammoth business block on Market street containing the wholesnlo mores If l 11 ruins the Uurruy coal breaker vra partially destroy ed with heavy loan tho mammoth Hollenbeuk breaker Is a complele wrock lho roof blown oil und tbo windows all blown In 1011J structure Is completed dismantled and must bo entirely rebuilt Tho front ot tho engine houbo was nlo blown In Tbe tornado wont UD Pearl street to Balti more le 2 breaker which nas damn od to the extent of thousands of dollars The boiler bouse and barn nere blown over Frank Fulrod who was at work there was fatally In jured Three hundred girls wero atwoikln Jallands underwear factory o South Wash ington It rot All were imnlnstrlcken when the storm camo Mr Ualland rusneil among them and endeavored to culm aud keep them tpcother but lour nr five rushed out and wero siluutly injured Of Ualland could not suc ceed in quieting those who could In tho building Uhey rushed about In all directions A large number fainted and terernl were thrown Into convulsions Tbo girls were I gradually csluiud when tho storm subsided and all left for tbelr jiouiea except those who who were seized with hysterics and they were taken home In carrlacet later The rout of the building was blown off and all the Klasa In tbe

front was broken So far I can be ascertained the foil owing aro known t have been killed and folQwlnl ao I Killed Nettie Thompson IDur41 aged 10 years Kvl Martin baker Harlo street John fritz aged 1 llnzard wire ropo works Voter Rlltenmyer 15 Cinderella street Mrs EllrnJ Mela McQInlor 28 Scott street nnd I her Infant John llcGlnley her son aged 1 Joseph Kern milk mnn Madison atroat Adam Frantr of Jon 03 Irall t Irantr George Hamilton eniplojod at Btog Inmlton llPlolotl 6101 maters brewery unknown Hungarian em ployed at Stegmaiers I Junlarlnn Irs Irewer Fatally Injurodlranklln Welsh Mornllan street hurt at wire roro works lees and back Injured John Houtcb Ash and Cinderella ntiectn injured Internally and on Clndereln John Long wiro ropo worns crushed badly unknown employee ol Dtlnwnro and Hudson Railroad skull fractured and hrnln protruding James MoUinley Scott street Berlin Vnndor mark hurt on head Frank Fulrod nt work nt Baltimore haft No 2 hurt litenmlly Mrs Barrett Maxwell I street hurt Internully Mury I Jlodlnley Isaiah Newsblgel a prominent arJ I tractor of Davis stteet Severely 1lvlsstret Frank Hart Ambrose Constlne John Klelnhauff Judson Gnrrlxon William 1 tjharred Jesse Hausor firomnn ou Pennsylvania Railroad resides at Pottsvlllo two unknown women from Nantlcoke hurt nt Lohleb valley station Miss Mary Hnnwood Albert Hmlth Frank Ottln ol Now lork an neon t MonrooBretrman William Brotrman C S Green IX I Holonum Barney Illehl George Oresh Simon Klofor Jacob Bereold Mrs Nicholson and child a son of Frank Zlrn halt John Mohulty and Margaret MoAvoy The Ninth Reclmont Is on duty In answer to A proclamation by the Mayor The soldiers are assisting the police in maintaining order and aro everywhere onaer to assist and do whatever la nslted Unemployed men have boon proMod Into service to remove fallen trees and telephone and telegraph poles from tho Rtrauts Many owners of bulldlncs havo I already H about tbo work of reconstruction I A careful estimate places tba number ot buildings domolMhed and partially destroroil at pearly 400 Iho loss will probably reach nnarly If not quite HOOOOOO At tho Cltr Hos pital several vlctlmn are cnrod for tomo of them cannot possibly pur clro i fiiANTo Aug 2D Trainmen of Incoming trains report that tho vlllneoof Buminervllle vtalo 8umrenle thirty miles west ot Horan ton was struck by the tornado yesterday afternoon about 6i o clock and annihilated I Engineer Wllllnm Flnuhor In giving nn ac count of his oxporlonco snld tho engine wns lifted from the track the cab was blown off and all tba windows in tho cars woro crushed cnr in by tho terrible force of the wind Two of the train hands wero seriously Injured tUMQUPUASNA Aug 20A h nvy wind storm unroofed houses nnd barns und filled tbe road with limbers nnd debris at Bruubvlllr throe rolloi from hero nt C oclock lat tral house occupied by Luther Hall was partially blown down and one of Mr Hnlls sons was la1a killed and another fatally injured JUSTICE FOR IAISBf MOONJSY tie I Only 13 Teur Old rnnd Heels IB PrUon Four Veek VrithOnt Trial On tho ovenins ot July St Frank Moonoy a boy ot 14 and his 12yoarold brother Patrick wero plnyinir in East ISCth street with another lad named Peto Noonan Their play was interrupted by a lot ot young touRhs from Frou Hollow and thoro was a eonoral row durlnc which Patsey Moonor stuck a ploco ot eloss into tho log ot tho Froc Iiollow leader YOUDE Moonoy was committod to tbo Fifth district police prison in 126th street to await tbo result ot tho Injury he bad tnfiloted Tbe wound healed in a few days but the 12yoarold boy has remained In a prison ooll until now and has not beon brought before any oourt for a hearlntr Ho Is not strong naturally and tbe long oon Oneinent In a olose cell la boulnnlnu to tell upon blm tosterday bis taoo was wau and deathly white Bis eyes wore heavy and ha breathed painfully Tfa jailor says that tbe boy is the best pris oner he ever had The Society for the Preven tion ot Cruelty to Children was notified some time ago but mas not taken any steps In tho matter As Judcn Coohnuie Is out of the elry nothing can be expected of him Ofuoer Junker seems to have forcotton thn boy entirely Mrs Mooney Is a washwoman and now lives In the tnlrd iloor rear of 2493 Third avenue She rrocs to see her little boy as otten as she can and she bas pasned a pood deal ot her time reoently trylntr to sat him out No one in authority however seems to take any interest In tbo oaee xais ruBaiDBxiB BISTHDAT He Celebrate It FirtyMTenth AnBtrer nry at Capo IXay CAPE May Auar 20 President Harrison ar rhod at Cape May Point about oclock this afternoon This belnp the anniversary of tho Presidents 57th birthday a quiet family cele bration of the event ts coins on at tbo cottage this eenlne riiijADEirniA AUB 20 President Harrison spent a half hour of bis 57th birthday in this city today and took In ail tbo wonders of the United States Mint examined with attention tho medallion of his Illustrious ancestor llllam li Harrison which adorns the Mint eallery and then left for Cape May Point The President arrived from Washington a Httlontor 1 P M Ho was accompanied by Gen William J fiowell of New Jersey Tbe President was driven dlreot from Brood street station to the Ulut The tour ot tbe building had bean mado and the Prenldont was preparing to leavo when Major Will lam M Palmor Chief el8bor ot tbe Mint suireestod to Qrn bewell that the President should be taken up to the Mint eallery wbera are kept medallion portraits of all tho Presidents or the United States The President oxpreesod blmaolf as desirous ot looklnc at his grandfathers portrait and tbe party uneiit ten minutes In examlnlne tbo miniature Ilkenos tVlllleEdentl Miss Gertrude Edsali was married at Clifton Stateu Idland yesterday morning to Gordon Vlllls a son of Gen F A Willis in Bt Johns Lpldcopai Church Tho church was filled with fashionable folk from New York and Statcn Island Tbe centre aisle from tbo doors to tho chancel was an mouuo of palms up which Miss Edsali walked leaning on the arm of her fnthor Ileary Edeall The groom and bis best man rdmund Merrltt mot tbem at tho altar where rows ol china asters and other flowers wore placed Tho uuhers wero tho Mettars Lyon Martluoz Iorklnn and Albert Luinon tagno Tlioro woro uo brldoeinulJa J ho bride woro a pretty cown of white Rlclllnn nllk and mull wltli bandA of sliver trlmmluK and a veil of tullo fastened with a diamond buttorlly the gift of tho troora Tho bride Is a nlstorof Mrs Joseph Alexandre at wnoue house Clifton Towers tbo wedding party enjoyed an elaborate treiiktnnt after tiio ceremony Ibeguesta Included Mr and lira Tliomas A Jerome the grandparents of the brldo Mr and Mrs Henry Jerome Mr and Jlre lilaqu Mrn W Janpimw Mrs Llord Anplnwall Jtrs l 0 Dlnsmoro Miss llohn Dlimmoro the Mlese Wlllari Frank White alteratson Foihall Koone Henry Alox andre and tho Monr ilarrimnn and Itobert Tbe couplo bao cone to tho Berkshire Hills Cbaucefi la tbe Ilriirlllnn Cabinet Ilio jANKino Aug 20 Renhor HarboeahaB renlcnod as Minister of Ilnance and IH SHO oeeciod by Oen rlorlnno honhor Polxoto bas Mlntstor of War ar Iohn Heath Killed AISIHT Puts Aug to John Heath an engineer on the Pennsylvania Itallroad llvlug at Jamesburg wss sent out on a train Ibis morning to coach an engineer who was not acquainted with the tracks and switebes of the tang Branch Itallroad at Spring Ijkf Vhen the train reached spring Like Heaoh lleatli leaned out of tbe window ot the rnb to look at tbe rear of tho trsln Tbe bs K of his bead came In con tact with a timber Stirling ojl from a trelgbt train standing un a elcle trick aud lie at killed He bad beeu married only tew months For 8TCOOOO llolrl at HcA Ilanb TIKKTOI Atif 2il Articles ef Incorporation were filed today In tbe ofllce of tbe Secretary et Ktstfi by Gdwsrd F lilokei proprietor of the llorlinaii lloue In ew toik Illbu Moot taislus itied Kuilolpb Uujgon litlmer or fiw lork oltr aud niillam r icrnwilof lied Hans si a company in conduct a hotel bushiesi at Ited llauk The capital slock subscri Heeretary Tracy at Newport KxwroEt An 3aCnlted Stales tearoshlp Dlipatob arrived to day with Becreiary Trary on Imsrd lie will probably leat e for New York to morrow FROM TIIK Iount Kalnokr went to Ischl yesterday to hare a con ference wllli I m er r Francis Jo pli Mr Vocrlieei by request ft the aieworl ers Inllll cal Alilenie mrodiiced a till In the rtenaie veeierJay for the iiubluatiou of a perx 1ical m known as The Congressional Ietltin Uoi Itva releirel to tbe tomtmilre un illntlng The Secreiary f the Treasury has been lurormed of the capture near Snralee Ant or ils tMnanun who r I depsrtaUsn to Cttln tte Uoternmsni i upsate GEN I DIED CURSING HIS WIFE I sun Tiro nnuKH A ninorr KILLS jtmisitr nr rutav Jlllttnnri Prayer tlmt III Wife Ix re of ltqunr V hlcli IInil Knlneit iia Llle JUIrht Urine Htm Ila Jt v nKe Frederick Dlttmnr died two weeks ago cur Ing his wife who had destroyed his home by her drunken habits Yesterday Mrs Dlttmar otter attempting to poison one of her children committed suicide by takine Paris commited eulcldlly tnklnl green Dlttmnr nnd bis wife lived happily together for I number of yearn until tbe woman began to drink Her bad habits made I Impossible for the family to live long In ono tenement Dlttmsr folt tbo dlsuruco keenly and his health gave way Mrs Dlttmar attempted to poison hereelt after ono ot her sprees but her hus band prevented her Three weeks ago she bo cnmo tho housekeeper of 70 Hideo street and there Mio took her husband who WOK in the last ntnccH of consumption Dlttmnra mother got him to go tn nor homo leaving his wife and family at ft IllJito Btroot A few minute stool died he called upon his mother to witness tho onrses thai he bonpod upon his wife Ho asked her 10 tke charuo of Ms eldest bny nnd noyer lot tho boy B mother teo him uor 10 other boy he dis owned Vlth bin last breath be wished that his wife mUht never know penoo until tat bad killed bar and avongod tbo Vfronc she had done wroD se ha Mrs Dlttmnr after her husbands death went on a prolonged sproo doath purchased some 1arls green aud tried to poison her young son Jacob The boy strug gild nnd refused to tako tbo poison Itrl woman thon swallowed tbo dose norself and n short tlmo alter was taken to Uouvernonjr capital whero she died UouTrnlU 11IK UNITED STATES AS MEDIATOR Her Good Offlee Accepted by Salvador eut4 CTaatemala Aug 20 The Btate Departs mont received a telegram from Minister Min ner today saying that the good offlces and mediation ot tbe United States have been ac cepted by both Guatemala nnd Salvador A basis of peace will be presented tonleht LA LIDERTAD Aug 20 via Qalveston Through tho efforts of Costa Itlca and Nlcara guo Soflor Logarons and Gen Alfaro repro sentlng tho Salvadorian and Guatemalan GOT ernmenls respectively aro on tho way toward offaotlnc a treaty of peao Ills SlOiailK DID DIE Capt Hejbley Still Ucrabted TeiterdBw tk Btory of Hnllor DcmaUcon Alexander Donaldson the sailor who could not got permission from Capt W 8 Behley ot the cruiser Baltimore to visit his dying mothers returned to the ship yesterday He left on Saturday without permission dls gulgod as a workman Capt Sohley said yes terdaytbat bo was having tho matter Investi gated and It Donaldsons motbor was dead ho would hold her son entirely blameless for hta action He would not yet crodlt tho story however and said that no such sailor as John Kltrpau rick tho man who llrst called attention to tno matter was on board tbo vessel A reporter visited the b6me of Donaldson at 175 Norman avenue Qroenpolnt last ev He was told by ber daughter BIIos aunuiir Donaldson tbat she bad died of gastritis and hemorrhage at about 880 oclock on Bator day tbo very time she was trying to get bar brother excused from tho ship and five hoars bflforo ho reached homo The funeral was conducted by the Ber Father Klrby of Ht Anthonys Church on Moni day forenoon Miss Donaldsons sister Mm Mary Burns said Mother while she was sick called night and day for Alexander Almost her last Inquiry waa Has Alllo oomeyet NoI repliedbut nee oomlnn Its too late she said and in a little while oho Donaldson foela very bitter toward Cap Bobley HI Attempt at Halclde Brine Uln VPetrto George Wanzer wbo jumped Into the Bait Hirer 3 the foot of Pike street on Tnesday evening WXBad mitted to 300 ball in the Tombs Police Court yesterday Charles W Klehlicb an attorney ef eo West Ninety slith street furnlsbed the bond air KiebKch aaldiuul he Intended to employ Wanzer as a clerk In his offloa She Kept tbe Cheek A little girl entered IhetMadlson street station boat last night wllh a check for JX20O made payable to tha w York and Western Railroad Company endorsed oa the back by the N Y 0 and 11 a It B Company tnS child retained the check Accuied or Malpractice DIPSCIT An ir 30 Dr George C Richardson a vt known physician of this city was arrested tbla art noon charged with performing a criminal operation which caused tbe dsuh of Mrs Daniel Leacb on Too day last lie was released on OUXJ ball The Orance Grand Xodae BT Jonit N B Ana1 20 The Orange Orand Lodg U In session here Tlie Treasurers report and tne M dress of tbe Urand Master Indicate that the order is la A very prosperous condition The IVesather Tbo storm tbat was felt In tbe lake regions ana At lantic States passed to the Itova Bcotla coast wner IS was yesterday morlng nlowly over the ocean Bain ell In the morning In the lake regions and In the New Eng land and allddle Attantlo States aa far south a Wasn Ington Aoonueualiy heavy shower of 410 Incheei let at fort Smith Ark and 172 Inches at Charleston Tbe rest of the country was generally fair Tbontgh pressure with the cool wave from tbe northwest reacbee the lake regions and lowered tbe temperature 10 to 13 It alse was cool lu the northwest during Ibe morn Ing The temperature at Veil Huford fort Caster and Cheyenne reKlsiered 41 but the development of ao preiure In Uanltoba sent tbe temperatnie up consider ably during the afternoon and dissipated tbe oool spell There were light showers In tbla city tn the mornuA and tho day was cloudy and sultry Itie humldllr at A II stood atus per cent and fell but 12 per cent dur ing the clay Uoientnent temperature ranged between GO9 and 0 and the wjud elilfted from noribeast U soulb llh an averaee velocity of 10 miles an boot The total rainfall was llllncliet Today and tomorrow promise to be fair and eoaief t The following changes In Ibe temperature were lai illcated by the thermometer at ferrys 1barmacyi IfHl 181 ISM 1BOO 3CDAM 7J 73 3 so r M HJ ti 0 Ul A M 7l 14 U W f M HI1 70 li 00 A M 75 71 i r M HI 7s 1SIM M 8U rou MM 7 Average tcm r tur ye terd j 76H Average temperature lor correipondlug date last year 77M sG ut orrn K ronki AST Till P F M itilEtnir For Maine and 2 ew Hampshire fatri aiattoaaffy temperature soutwesterly wud t or Vermont fair warmer coulbwesterly winds For Xaisncbuieits Hhoile Island and Connecticut fair slight cbauies in temperatures southerly winds fir mum Aew Icilr air jlalltnary Irujxralure r uf ArrJy vilndt For eastern rennslTanla NewJeriey and Delaware localsbooers southerly winds slliht changes In tent perature eicept warmer In the Interior of rennsTl vuula tat Die District of Columbia Maryland and Tlr nU showers somberly wli ds slight changes In tea peraturf except cooler In scuthwe t Virginia For Vest Mrglula local showers slightly warmerj southerly winds For western New Vork warmer fair followed by showers ThnriOn night noutherly wiuds lor oeitern frnusyltun a fair followed by showers In the afternoon or evening wurmrr lu northern stationary temperature In southern podlouj south easterly winds

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T M z THE SUNTHURSDAY AUGUST2111890 1 n r THE FIFTY IRST CONGRESS SKNAIOn HOAltS DEFKSCK OF THE I FEDERAL ELECTION DILL c I Moree t laelnde I la thn ItnMneea to e Taken Up Vnder the Qaar lUenln tloa amd O ere hie Onra Propoalllon for tho Umltatlon of Ie aleThe Hill to rntmft Mlalac Lad from Allen Land JLaw Tabled Aaklnic for lalnrmallon Abont Rneelaa Proeerlptlon ot Jura W snltoTox Aug 20 Mr Quays resolution fixing the time for voting on the Tariff bill and designating the other legislative business to ba taken up at this session was laid before the Senate today Mr Hoar demanded tha yens and nays on agreeing to tbe resolution and then ofTered a a substitute for Mr Quays resolution his own proposition making I In order when any bill or resolution mall have been under considera tion for a reasonable time for any Senator to ton demand that debato thereon be closed Ho also mored t amend Mr Quays resolution b add Ina to It a provision t Include In the business Federal Election bill and to t b taken np tbe Eocton bi hat the rote on It taken on Sept 4 Mr Hoar ald I suppose that ordinarily It would not be necessary to discuss nt all tha merits ot a meaMire proposed to b Inserted In an order of business but this motion which I 10 f have offered to Include ono of the most Impor tant subjects before the Senate and before the country among those to be dealt with at tha present session requires as It seems to me A compact statement of the purpose the meek anlsm and the necessity of tho bill which I r bare prepared to place on tho list ot subjects t bo dlspoied of There never was a measure ro much misrepresented or BO much misunderstood mlrpre f a that which has been sent to us by the House of Representative It his been care r hilly considered by a committee of tha I i Senate and has been demanded by certainly a t vary lao and respectable proportion of our fellow citizen I think that nothing has been beard of It here except a threat from ono highly honored Senator of bloodshed If Its pro I visions should bo adopted anil should be at t tempted to bo put In force I think It proper t therefore to cal the attention of tbe Senate for a faw moment to a proposition which Is nothing moro nor less than a proposition to J f removo force and fraud from the election of members of our great Representative chamber k i and to substitute for tha election processes j I wIth which wo are all unhappily too familiar the peaceful arbitrament of the court of the i United States 1 Mr Push I desire to inquire of the Senator i I ho alluded to what I said at tbe time he re 1 ported the bill from tho Committoe on Priv ileges and Elections In relation to the elect of 1 r A attempt to execute It J Mr HoarI did J Mr Pugh I deslra t Bar that I made no threat what I said prediction tat was a moro predloton t 0 mere expression of an opinion that has been I repeated in the House and in tha press that the effect ot a attempt to execute tbat law i would lea to bloodshed I made no threat I 1 an ute perversion I am bound to say a 6 I wilful perversion of the language I used at tho I f time that this bill was reported from tho Com to mittee on Privileges and Elections to say that 1 made any threat that tbat should be or i 1 would ba the consequence of tho execution of the law I wan n mare prediction a mere ex l pression of opinion 1 was tbe exprenslon of a fear and not a desire or Intent that that r would be or should be tho consequence of an I affort to execute that law eort Hoar The difference between a rredlc ton and a threat coming from the leaders of the gentlemen who have managed elotlonsin Borne parts of the counlryhaa unhappily been r found In experience a pretty thin and narrow one But 1 tbe Senator does not like that 100s phrase I will withdraw It and I will read from J the llrcnrd what the renator did Bay and on f tat we will both Iand 1 Mr Hoar read from tbe Rrcnrd of April 25 the f 1 t following report ol what Mr Pugh Apri I Ibtl bill bacomes a law lie eiecnllun will tuiura tba I tileddlnx ot blouil and lh destruction of tbe pla and ood order of thlw country Itspossav wni I be resisted by ererr parliamentary method and every method allowed or the Constitution I of tbn t t nlted rDebG I Proceeding to discuss tlo Federal Election I bill Mr Hoar said tliat the National Elec t tion bill undertook to defend tbe Jonntltutlon r of t8 United Slates against an attempt to overthrow 1 by depriving the ntemll the people of their right honestly and frealy to oleot representatives In the other House of Congress and by substituting for such election t processes ot fraud Intimidation and bribery I It related to a mat or of national brlbrr I mala object was to provide for obtaining tha evidence upon which tho House ot llentesenta tvs could safely proceed In rendering judg i ment at to tho election of Its members I I Boomed to him that it was the most single ob ject of legislation that tbat spring ot liberty I Iborty should bo kept pure i I was a foul wrong upon the author of tho t bill to say that It reopened tbu issues of tho vrar I wan a fouler calumny of tho mighty Bhades ot the Confederato dead A majority of 1 i the people of the United tats believed llrmly J today that for fourteen years the House of i Representatives had been a usurpation and t that for four years a usurper hod sat In the xecutlve Chair of the nation ond et when i I It was sought to transfer the ascertainment of the will of the people from such processes to tha courts the frlrnda of tbe bill wore let by the cry that they wore raising a race Issue and t that this was a Force bill Ihere bad never been a more senseless utterance than to call f that a Force bill which transferred the settle ment of n groat public question from the shot sun to Ibo court unless I was to cull it a bill t create negro domination or to create a race Issue The bill only touched elections 11 J for Congress Tbo negro was in a large ml norlty In nor Mate In the Union but four U what tendouoy he asked hud tbo bill to put any Stat under the dominion ot tba African f The bill could not pobslbly create any friction between the States Tha Itepuhllcan fricton was pledged to the policy of the bill by part I thing that could bind a party Among tbe prooteof that fact Mr Hoar quoted from Pres r lent Harrisons Inaugural address and from t his first annual mesaiigo from Iresl enl Hayess annual message of Doc 21878 from President UarlloldsiloauBural address from the Kepubllcat national platforms of 18H8 and J iHUi and from tlio Stata Itepublkan platforms publcan f of Massachusetts tteurnaka Pennsylvania r new York Mississippi Alabama and Mimonrl I lssourl r Coming down to tbe Quay resolution Mr Hoar sala that nobody doubted that its nur 18 IJr posa was to defeat the Federal I Section bill for this Congress The next sonMon bi last I but thirteen woekx fiom which tbe Christ l 1 mas holidays would have to be deduciod I Then would bo thirteen great appropriation

bills to be passed besides the Apportionment bill and the other business which preised upon the attention of Congress That consideration I I should ba enough to defeat the resolution t Everybody who voted lor It cnnimlttud blrnsolf t forever to the principle tbat tbe Senate had I tha right at Its discretion to cut off debut and to order the question to ba ol Tliosu gen I I t tlemen I there were any who had once thought tbat they could not conscientiously vote to limit debate In tho Senate and bal I ever State bad the conftltutlonsl right to i b hear there at Its own discretion wore now Invited to say that they would alon or nol days beforehand makea da11 despotic onlor that debate should uioio although they could not f than know what amendments mltnt bn pend ing or what shape the bill might have assumed live minutes before the vote Whut ionsldor attou be asked did tun resolution hold out to I t tuete gentlemen for that wonderful change at wondorlul cbanl I pollOfor olopiniont It wa this and this only that the National Election bill to which the Administration Itenubllcau Keprosenta J tlves and the llepubllcan party In national nl natonal btata and local conventions bud been solemn If pledged would he deleittod Very close attention was paid to Mr Hoars Mrloars l paecbr 01 boih sides of the Seualu chamber and In tbe galleries whore there vn a pretty I largo audience When he bud concluded Mr Bpoontr moved the reference of the resolution I and amendments to tbol reslulon lulo Ir rye made an Impassioned address to the Itopubllan Senators against that motion t and In favor of f an amendment to the rules pro i I viding for the adoption of tho previous ques tion Ho sail that I fortytbroe llepubllcan lolubtcan I Senator would lit from 10 until n every day t t and all night If f necessary the rules could ba I changed in three days the Tarltf bill passed In ten days afterward and tbe Election tilll In ten days after that lint cowardice he said bad iwrer won a battle and never letalnedalrlfiid batte neor II 1 Bne crno While Mr 1 dmtindu was ipenklm the clooc I truck Vi aud the Tarllf bill WHS laid before the Senate us tha unfinished business Mr Aldrlch WHS askud to let tlio Turin bill tie laid r axlde temporarily but ho retired and so the Senate proceeded with Its consideration the pending question being ou Air Melhemon B t amendment to strike out of paragraph ISli re i f ferrlng to r enknlv erasers and razors ro olaislOcatlona and the t om pound duties and dulea al t substitute a uniform rate of 15 percent ad oent I valorem Th amendment was ejectedyeas htJwen wnaeJelednal l aorem 1na 82 Mr Paddock was th only Repub lican otlng unlim Messrs Mandorton and I J Plumb Yot3No Mr Itigalls did not vote Mr Mclbernon offered n hubstltmo for an graph 161 vvlcb IIIIPOMS compound lulleu iircording to clnsKlilcailcn on table knives nnd forks Ac The substitute me to Impotn n uni form ot of 35 par cent ad v alorem 1 hero wai a long dUcuMlon on this paragraph In the tourie of which Mr Vest produced the prlo lUtaot Amarlcaa agricultural implements at f I w I R l T rinenoi Arrei and compared them with tha prices ol tbe same Implements In the United saro Ktate to show that they were AId In Hnuth Amnrlca at prices much b lnw thoso at which they were sold at home The smf faotl ho nld existed aslo Canada and Mexico BO that American manufacturer ole plundering the people of tbo United States under tho pro reollo teitive tariff tto Molhenons amendment was rejected without the yens and nyf The bill wan then laid aside only one page bil onl pnle having bOn disposed of today ThollotKO amendment to tho Agricultural 1010 hi nnd to the Meat Inspection bill noro laid lielora iho I Senate and wore con curred In Those bills now go to the President for his signature From tbe number of notices given of an In tention to speak Ion the Quay resolution It Is scatcalr probable that a vote will be reached upon It or tho amendment offered by Mr Hoar tomorrow unless ronsrnt should bo given to b Ilon contlnun iho debate after tho cloe of tbe morning hour Messrs JIvnrts Cullom nnd Spooner have Indicated their Intention ot ad dressing tho Senate before a vote is I taken und tbe chancox aro that with delay In disposing of discussion the resolution others will bo drawninto the Iloane or lleprraentntlTea I was alter noon today when 1 quorum ap peared In the House The consideration ot the bill exempting mining lands from the pro visions ol the Allen Land law was resumed and Mr Holman of Indiana opposed the measure expressing the wish that all the agricultural lands all tho mineral lands all tho sold wealth ot the country should be held by American cltlronn Ho moved to lay tho bill on tha table Agreed to50 to 27 Mr Illtt of Illinois from the Committee on Foreign Affairs reported and the House adopt ed a resolution requesting from the President tnl Information concerning the enforcement of proncrlptlvo edicts against the Jews in Kussla proscrlpto and whether any American citizens have be cause ot their religion been ordered to be expelled oalso re1Klon pelled from ItuislK or forbidden the oxcrclsa of the ordinary privileges enjoyed by oerrA uatltantR Tho House then proceeded under the special 1olaa order to the consideration of tho Semite bill providing lor the inspection of meats for ex port and Mr iunston ot Kansas Chairman of the Commute on Agriculture expressed his pleasure at being able to advocate tho meas ure Upon it ho Bald depended thn removal of tho tefltrlcttons ot foreign Governments which to a great degree had embarrassed the large agricultural Internals of this country 1 was proposed by this measure to open foreign

ports to American meat By opening the o ports millions and millions of foreign gold would bo brought Into the country and would of relieve Industry tha embarrassed condition of all classoa Mr Morgan of Mississippi diverged from the subject In bund to denounce tbo action of the Agricultural Commliteo In reporting the Com Arrlcuturnllommllteo pound Iard bill which singled out for attack one article of commerce As for the pending bill he objected that It did not Include lard among tbe products which wero to receive a certificate of character Ho olTered an amend ment bringing lard within the operations of the bill Lot yeas 44 nays 121 Mr Havers of Texas offered an amendment providing that Texas fever shall not be con sidered as n contagious or Infectious disease Loft52 to J7 Tho bill was ten passed LY WAbHIXOTON 70Plm Thlize ot latercat Kappenlna In aad Oat ol the Ilalla afCotiBreea WAsmxaTOjr AUK 20I of James Bryce M P author of The American Common wealth dos not lear even more about America and Its political institutions during bll present visit to this country than be did on his Drat It will not be tha fault of his admirers In this city Mr Bryce arrived in Washington yesterday and was last night entertained at dinner by Representative HltL A number of wellknown men were In vited Mr Illtt Bald his purpose was to afford Mr to ot the Bryco an opportunity meet some real statesmen of this country and he certain countri ly chose his company well Mr Bryce found him pel talking American politics with Sena tors Ingallsand Uarrls Congressmen Wheeler and Mo Kin ler Theodore Itoosevelt aud other Today Congressman Andrew ol Massacbu Botts who IH a son of War Governor Andrew gave a breakfast to Mr Bryce in the House restaurant At Mr Hilts dinner tbe guests lad been of mixed politics and temperament while Mr Andrew Invited none but Democrats Those preoent wero llcoresentatlves llreokln rldge of Kentucky Brecklnrldge of Arkansas Cummlngs Springer Cutcblnga Blount Mo Creary OSeill Gates Dockery Itynum hlp mal Stone nf Kentucky Wheeler Turner of Georgia Maleh McMillan and HOles Mr Brrce asked many auetttloni or tbe statesmen nnd In response to a tonst expressed his fond ne for America nnd his eagerness to study her Institutions and mon 1 onlght Theodore Roosevelt gave Mr Brrco a dinner ut which the guests were all Repub licans and tomorrow the j visitors will accom pany Mr Breoklnrldg to Kentucky to attend tho Lexington fair and sea tho famous blue crass country The California delegation in Congress hen dod by Senator Hearst waited on the Presi dent this morning and on behalf of the Cal ifornia Pioneers and the Native Sons of ttio Golden West invited him to attend the cole bration of tbe fortieth anniversary of tie ad mission of the State into the Lnlon Tlio Invitation itation was ongrav ed on a handsome plats of sold gold which contained In relief In enamel and roll tho coatofarms of the State sur rounded by the emblems nt tho societies of the Pioneers and the Native Sons ot the lolden Niest The President made a brief address expressing his thank for the Invita tion and his groat desire to visit California He said that while he could not be able to visit that great State this year he hoped to do so next year He remarked that I was a happy coincidence that the Invitation was presented on his birthday and ald It would 1resonlel souvenir o1 this occasion us well as of tlie kindness of California lie promised to make a more formal reply In tho future The Secretary of the Interior has sent this reply to Gov Princes request that troops ba ordered into Now Mexico t prevent further outrages by White Caps The President will not interfere with troops until I Is demonstrated that the bherltl or United States Marshal as the case may require quire Is unable to preserve tbe peaco or to serve process because of resistance The civil authorities must flret act to the extent of their ability Instructions hvo been sent to tho law ofllcers by tbe Department ol Justice You will be supported but you must go to tha full length ot your ability and Territorial fore Irat Representative Richardson by request in troduced today n bill to repeal tbe act to In Nicaragua corporate tbo Marlllmo Canal Company of The American liar Anenclatloa BABATOCU Aug 20Tho ninth annual ses Blon ot tbe American Bar Association began hero today with about 200 members present The address of President Henry Hitchcock of Hr Louis was an exhaustive review of the latest loglulatlon of the several Stolon of tho Union showing Ibo great disproportion be tween the number ol bills introduced and those enacted Into law In eleven Slates out of 10 Hs bills Introduced Into ihn Legislatures only 1H78 wero panned President Hitchcock llndHtlmt the tendency ot public opinion I expressed by leclihillvo enactments Is to regulate tbo economicIndustries of tho people to protect vvurkmeu of all classes from Imponl lIon und aucldont to foster tho ireost possible education to lestrlot tbo lisa of tobacco by mlnoiH in mauy ways to consoive public I morals to limit tho hours 01 labor fur men and especially tot women and children In fnc ttirles aud to cxaicise it largo puternnl cnro cXlleso 1 Jarro clro I qvsr that clusB of clilenH who are In any way dependent upon their labor for support Found Oullty of Uurderlnc nor llueband PAREEKHBURQ W Vn Aug 20Tbo trial of Mrs Mary Morgan for the murder of her hus band Jacob Morgan was concluded yeiterday morning at Middloborough Tyler county by a verdict of guilty ol murder In the first degrco Tlio murder wns committed two years ago Ha I had received H pelBlon of several thousand dollar aud It was lor tills money and because Morgan had luarned of Immoral conduct on tha I part of his wife that sbo deliberately murdered him Tbe detectives succeeded in getting evi dence Kulllclent to autioilre the womans ar I rest Tie trial lasted elf days ending this morning In a verdict of guilty of murder Ulchwar Robbery In Broad Ilurllclit I E A Miles of 296 South Ninth street Brook lyn complained at tho Oak ttreet police station on Tuesday that he had been robbed of I gold watch chain valued nt SIMn bioad dayllcht ou Cherry fctmet Ho saId hI was walking down that thoroughfare toward tbe In I Island City ferry houho As he neaied Frank lin square ho suddenly felt his arms pinioned to his side and Biruultaueoutdy a tug at his watch chain I he thief almost Immediately re leased htm ana with the chain dangling Irom Ills hand darted across the utreel and down tbe 10wn alley which backs thn Oak atreet station Milan saya that be could not Identify tha man Tlo Punama tuitnl 1 IlnnorA Ali 10 1 via Galvonton In the Ben ute today u proposal for the appointment of a commission in tieat vvitb Lieu vVyenou tuo I Panama alllou bIn Koa Introduced I Wen bold bsthe with Icnds Eitraot diluted with water JicIreihJiu sod iovljuratlni

Distress After Eating Indigestion And Dyspepsia Are Cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla are RHEUMATISM Ii emphatically a blood disorder canseJ by Inability ot the kidneys to tbrow off certain poisons which COol late In tba tlunes about tba Joint and mnieles The Cacnii Dlood Care very iltaply quickly soj inrely oarei thli disease by nentratuini Iruparltlfi In the blood Bxperlencoana iclenea both endorse tha Cactus Dod Cure ai the only Infallible blood purifier knwn RHEUMATIC GOUT CUBED New Tork City Feb 2 II DearRlrai 11 more than four years since I bon t anfTer from rhenmatlo fout and tired or tatlnn all voruof patent medicines and after bavlnr beau In the cara ot prominent ptirllclans without boll cured I wo ilven up In desottr when a lady rtend or mine ad It l m to take a bnttlo of the Cactus Blood CUM made br th Hrailllan Hparlllc to At nrst I ttiontht It wal all bnmbui but f last I tla rnoll try a boltla It worked like a cbarm an 11 am now cured To all perrons suilerlnr from Ibis tarrlble dlseaaa I cneerintlr recorameud the wonderful I ttwcino mada by tbe Urazlllan buecino Co My teitlmnnlaL J LNnm 2IT Bait PKlh t NewAIork city 1 T Tha Caetna niaod Cnrei hae poaltlTrly eardnnraeron ese of Hciofnla and Malt Rheaas anei month tinea where 1 other hlond purlnrrn hare red rieasant to take applicable to dlieasre of Infancy I oroldate lta ilroBfiits isll II 1rlce I larue sire fi email SI Band ALVAa for dascrlptlre JUIAZILIAV pamphlet SlEClHi and oertineatea Ill No I Walt at 1 ew York Higgins German Laundry Soap s THE 8E1 a Send or Hall to our offloe corner Park and Clinton avs or P 0 box 55 25 German Uuniry Soap Wrappers ud well teod you a av Hjodjome Picture Brookya 6 4 a t ntln t r m FIANBK AU CO 079 074 370 IIROOUK MT i Spring mirf IIJC t CmlaJcs UP TiE JJKHT flAKH Tl erln C ftbnnletft 11101 tVaitnna Two elfr Curtain JtCorkiitrars Mull rhnrl Kx Top nbrloleta btIOle r lloe it nl Intbl IConri a aicoae aIu RnewnJ Tori rnaHom f InkJ lnrile 1hHCtone Hplder Ih DOIO UnrklioNril 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tratct calaloraMfrtt WHITMAN 8AODIK I O I JliamlHn II Mote Book m r Hand I Yon are Inrltid to look orerour warernomi u r ti IY e that from the lout aaiorltneiita I i irtcJ n plain nrureiai or bluwcoitof inanufMi f ao Mlectwliatrear tit nanud In Hie line t i UN 11 iY t Art 010 will inaila articlei atirotte Ulr a lcl palloui G ECI LINT CO IVINlItIU 14KII 10A 100 ad 108 We Ull AND THIS IK AUnVRT FAttKI The Neplnae Clab Raided br the Pftllee Oaaibllair Den AsBtinT PAIIK Aug 20Tbor was groat ei cltomant bore today on account n raid mad on an alleged gambling bouse The raid was made when tho streets wero crowded with peo ple coming from the great meeting at Ocean Grove which Is not more than 700 yards from the place Carlyle W Harris who Is a student In tha College of Physicians and Burgeons Now York is the ostensible manager ot tho club Ills parents lives In West Thirtyeighth Ptroot Now York Ho is tho secretary and treasurer of the Institution which waa known D tho Neptune Club Ho wan arrested along with Frank W Prescott of Asbury Park and Edward P Baylor of Heading two emploiees of tho cub They wte accused of gambling and conducting a disorderly bout The club has been running two months and has dona a big buslnaia Tho ground floor wns used as a caM Some ot the best people of tho place patronized It Tho entrance to tho I club Is next to a window of tho tar and the club Itself Is Immediately over thec f11 Harris and lil associates occupied tha whole house and while soda water and Hunt refreshments wero being served to pious people down stairs New Yorker and other visitors were bucking the tiger up stairs It Is lid and Imbibing all tbe strong drinks they chose to order Too sign over tho door of thn club Is Neptune Club for members only jhe pollen sent 1 decoy ahead to ring the bll of the outer door and when it was opened by Harris they rushed upstairs llier word no members ol the club prckent nt the time and It Is supposed cub did not make tbe raid at nlcht when the games are In lull blast for fear they would bo compelled to arrest of town The name of tbe prominent lon tbo 101n club has been run In a Try open manner for some time and tho names of tme some city ofilcittU and many prominent Now Yorkers oncllls tho rolls I Is supposed thnt tho real object of the police was to get possession of these documents as tbe man agers ot tho club hove blasted that the au thorities did not dare pull the house Tho prisoners were taken before Justice WyckoIT who held Harris 1500 bal nnd tbe othertwo i men In 3UU each to appear on Thursday I morning At a late hour tonight all the pris I oners get bondsmen woro still In the cola being unable to The act of Incorporation of tbe cluh wns filed in Ihe office of tbn count Clerk of Monmouth county Juno 2B THO ineorporntorsnames are William T hmlth tho President AbI fod VicePresident and Carlylo W Harris Secre tary and Treasurer The complaint on which tho club was raided was sworn to by Thomas I E cub hief of Police liallor said tonight that hn had nothing to do with the case and he did not know who Joy wa The members of the Low and Order Loacue also claIm to be ignorant of nil knowledge of Joy No ono of the name lives In Asbury Park DOCILE iSSOVail TILT TUKf HIT HISS Then Mr Thommn Home teft the D Ir Ilelplrm Tlth Their Flnnder MiLronn Auc 2oA series of burelarles In this place last fiatunlny nlclit bad rather a queer endlne The thieves first visited W IL Thomass barn and stole his borso a yuluablo animal The harness was locked up where they could not cot It They then went to a neluh borlucbftrn and stole a new harness and to yet another barn and took an old waeon The next plate visited was the rectory of St Peters church whore the Itev Mr ParadIse and his bride were nrDi rlnit to beeln housekeeping Their new furniture hiul not all I bien tut in place and the thlees took a handnome I3rui seln cart and Bereral valuable rues put them in the waaon and drove oft On Huniiay mornlnc Mr Thomai was pur prised to flnd his home standing at tbe barn door with an excellent harness on him An InveatUatlon followed and the wnpon was found near Indian Hirer with one wheel and the uhatts broken and the dashboard kicked to splinters The carpets and rues were found in tbe watron I is surmised that tbe thieves struck the horse with the Thlp and unused to such treatment ho began to kick fr ed him pelf from the wagon and left the thieves with their plunder on the highway neverU miles from whero thay could hide It terythina was recovered A Bro ther of VleePreeldent TVehb Uarrird Tho marrlnee of Miss Mary Welsh Randolph a daughter of Edmund IX Itandolph the Fresi dent 01 tbe Continental Bank of this city and Francis Ecerton Webb a son of the late Qen James Watson Webb and a brother of II W Webb the Third YlcePrcsldont of the New York Central Itallroad took place yesterday afternoon at BrooLwood Mount St Vin cent on the Hudson The bridesmaids were cent Mi ls Cora Itandolph and Mies Amy IJend The best man was Mr Louis J Webb a brother of the groom The ushers were Edmund and Charles Itandolph brother of the bride The parlors were decorated with Mowers The bride was nttlred in n Kown ot white corded attred 10wn core ed ali trimmed with point lace oud a veil of lace recently brought from Paris tho gift of a relative bhe noro a diamond pendant tlio rift of the l groom and a necklnrn of diamonds the lnWbnrdrr Bit r tot f Dr a da Mrs Hewnrd Webb bbo carried a bouquet of lilies of the valley The brides maids wore pink silk and lace They also car ried bouquets ot llliss At the conclusion of rlol the ceremony there was a luncheon in tbo bil liard room and the plarzas ot the house rOOI Mr and Mrs Wohl will sail forKurope In tho Auranla next Saturday They will remain nbroad until October and upon their return home they will lire at 12 West Fortyninth street in this city tittle Chief and Short Harm Drtnc Back 85OO Won at 1oker Little Chief and Short Horn who returned tho other day from Buffalo Dills Wild West show on tho steamship Ems told Oen ODeirno yesterday through Interpreter Goorse Crager what kind of a tlma they had abroad Little Chief said thnt No Neck who gave the show a bard name when he arrived bore several ooka ago was a bad Indian and a great liar The only objection that Little Chief had to Buffalo 1111 wai Ibnt he was a Ipdlea man He treated tbe Indians well but his subordinates were harsh to them Bullnlo Dill supplied them wIth new cards when their old ones got ragged and for this Little Jhiot said be wai profound ly grateful as ho generally won from his fol low red men He nnd Hhnrt Horn nnllko No Nock wore good Indians They brought over about S5UI between them This wasnt their accumulated iolarles but the salaries of a dozen or more of their nobtn brethren who ImJ an uncontrollable passion for poker Fourbluded Propeller Prove tho FnMer The Hamburg American steamship Augusta Victoria sails today with her original four bladed propellers The company thought at tho beginning of tho spring that If sbo wef provided with tbrecbladad screws like tha Columbia tho might bo able toorjiml tho speed of that dandy Milt The nowscrows were lined to her shaft nnd Aho kept them until slio got IOl bore last week The experiment hlioivod that fho did better with her old fimrbladed tiro oINs m d 1 she was put Into dtv dock a Lrlo Insln i uud had her new sorens taken off and ler old one eubitltutod Hhe came out of dock and steamed to her pie on Tuesday and will sail on time today To Anelrnlla by Hteara Direct Tho passenger steamship Karjsruhe which has bean chartered by 1 W Cameron Co will make her first trip and the first of the kind undertaken to Australia from Ilnd over netrala this port on Oct 7 Heretofore tbe only vessels plying between Australia and Now York have been ualllnc crt Tho Karlsruhe is a ship ot o tons ms trfpleoxpannlon engines and can run about fourteen knots an hour hue will her agents expect make the trip half around the world In fortytwo I days Bhey return hera with 5000 toni ot merino wool wi A Millionaire1 Will CfEVBiANr Auc 2The will of J H Wado was probated today Tho Huron btroet Hos pital Cleveland 1roteetant Orphan Asylum and tbe Childrens Industrial Home each rot S5000 Mis I T Everett granddaughter ot Mr Wade will receive Slonuuo and her hus band ViK0 Other legacies are left to rela tlvos and the remainder of ihe estate valued ut 85UM000 will go to J I Wade Jr a grand s n of the dead millionaire and a brother ot Mrs Everett milonaire The Jlln Aevoclntloue Feellval Tie annual plcnlo and supim rnlghld festi val of the John Y McKane Association was held last eienlng at 1lKirt Con West hnd Casino on Coney Island The plneo was lit up with hundreds of electrln lights and a prolu sion 01 lanteme About IfiU of the employees of tbo hea Ileaah 1ulace and tbe Uealleach Ilallroad attended and theo was I delegation lalroa1 dellaton from the Ligbtb ward of Brooklyn Tronpe Voder Arm la Iluenoe Are n I BUKNOU ATIIBH Auc 20 The troops in this city were kept under arms throughout lavt ilklit tha jorernment fearing that a fresh revolution noulil be attempted owing to the 1 Olnmlsal of ofllcers concerned In the recent rebellion The Uorernor of Cordoba has re Ill and the Provincial Bank baa closed

I TUB ucnosa OF no BERT MJlrllT Actor YTebetere Oletruet t lite Tflfe Cauaed by A onjl oii letter The murder ot the younc engineer Robert MoNelll on Tuesday night by Charles Crum ley who is better known by his stage name of Charles Webster was Ibo outcome 1 eeoms ot stores which connected the names ot Mrs Crumley and MoNelll While It Is true that MoNelll frequently visited tho flat occupied by tho Crumleys at 302 Wet Twenty second street It is asserted that tho object of his ltlts was to see Mr Acker a brother engi neer who for a time lived with bis wife In the nat Owing to a number of anonymous letters received by Crumley while travelling with tho White Blova company these visits wore misconstrued br him and lie came to this city last week to investlgatematters His wlfo was In the mountains and Crumley car ried on his investigations without her knowl edro reached th conclusion that MoNelll bad wronged him Ho had never soon McNelll and so far ns could bo learned he made no b mlo attempt to hm e an Interview with him but ho went about making throats that when he mot MoNelll ha would kill him The mooting camo nt 9VO oclock on Monday night in Wost Twentysecond street near Seventh avenue Crumleys first phot drew o crowd that sprang up from o err quarter Wben tho lon rle into tho street the crowd formed a elrcle find steet little notion of interfering viewed the conflict with as ltle terfering as If the light was a glove contest for trforlnl I point Whrn Lrumley was taken to the police station bank books representing deposits of over t OuO wore found on him besides U7 In Q money Crumley pointed to a bruised ere and a scratched chin and said scratcbe He struct me there and tboro Crumley did 1 not learn until yesterday morning ing that McNei was dead lie showed no emotion and only said Why didnt you tel me that lat night 1 He waa taken to the JefTeMon Market Police Court where be caw his wife Pitting on one of the wooden benches nuletly weeplnc Hli MD quivered and he was on tbe point of stretch ing out his hands to her when Cant Grant hurried him to tho stand He refused to make a statement and Justice Gorman nt the r nuest of Crumleys counsel set the examina tion for a oclock tomorrow afternoon Mc lon will b burled today UHOKKLLAKD JJV HIS UVTIIISHIXLA IT Real Eetate Healer F x Office Invaded by Two Anzrr Women Bamuel O Fox a real estate dealer sudden ly broke up housekeeping at 526 Henry street Brooklyn a few days ago and It is understood that b and his young wife hava separated Mr Foxs office is in tho basement of the South Brooklyn Bank building in Atlantic and Clinton streets A scene which occurred tbero on the preceding afternoon is said to have been the Immediate cause ot tha separation Mrs Fox accompanied by re Pike her mother quietly entered tho office while Mr Fox was seated at his desk with I very handsome young woman at his tide Mrs Fox carried D parasol and her mother a stout silk umbrella and they raised them in the air throatenlbgly Just as soon R the ofllco door was closed b hind them Mrs Foxs blue ores gnaoped and with tha remark to her husband Bo Ihao caught you at last 8bo brought down her parasol on the head of the handsome young Poman by his side JUrx Pikes umbrella found n resting place on tho uhoulders ut her soninlaw Mr rox rnd bis companion made only a feeble show of ro plstancf and his wife and motberlulaw de sisted from their attack only through exhaus tion 1 ho young woman who was the cause of the turmoil managed to escape to tho street but not until she bad received hal a dozen smart blows In the faoa and bad lost nor pretty hat The Incident drew a large number ot bot spectators to the spot and Policeman Kellaher hurried up to make an Investigation ben bs learned the details ho did not Interfere with tbe triumphant departure of Mrs 1 ox and her mother as neither M Fox nor his visitor would mako auy complaint Mr Fox told the policeman that he was discussing a buslnes matter with the young woman wnen his wife and motherinlaw entered Uorco pro ceedings It Is said are likely to follow I Mrs Fox Is a sister of Llprcan Ilke the bal plner and her Filter Is married to Bid Slaver another bal player bhe is also said to be something of an athlete herself Plaae for New Armarlee A petition was received by the Armor Board yesterday from West Fourteenth street business

ness men and popery owners protesting against the selection of tbo old Twentysecond Regiment armory site for tho new Ninth Regi ment armory The petition was placed on file and tbe subject was discussed a way that will bo comforting to the objecting property owners Tax Commissioner Coleinan said that tho Fourteenth street situ could not be secured for MOD ocu which Is tbe amount of the appro priation but that a suitable piece of ground on raton avenue near Thlrtyelcbtli street couli be He was directed to Hnd out exactly at what prices the property la held exacty tew I ard of the Ninth Iteclment said that the reul ment favored the boventh aenuo ttlte and i urged its Kelectlon 1 ho becretary was direct ed to advortlpe for preliminary plans and esti mates for the new urroory to be built at Thirty fourth street and Fourth avenue I is to in clude quarters for a regiment probably the Beventyllrnt and for a cavalry troop or a bat tery tha signal corps and tba brigade head quarters The oitimnto a to the cost of fur nbblnl the new Twentysecond HecJmant ar mory was reduced by Oon Fitzgerald and 76uO was fixed as the limit of expenditure Damace bJ JLtffbtalUB Up the lludnon BOMIOUT Aug OTbe storm which prevailed vailed along the upper Hudson nnd in the In terior counties lat night wts severe No loss coultes than six flros wero burning at the same time caused by the lightning Reports received to day show that tin barn and outbuildings owned by Christopher Snydor near btinfc Itldgo to gether Hlth their contents vore destroyed ubo outbuildings of 1eter 1 Briuk near New Hurley tho baru liny house and Ice house of A K Kmlley nenr Now Ialt and the large bar of Jamas Wey nenr Red Hook Uutchess county were also burned In tbe Hudson River fruit belt much damage was done Scarcely a vineyard or orchard escanod Indi vidual losses range from 13000 to fJOUO I Is estimated that toe total loss will TOIO IOU 0000 Dredges for the Nlcarncun Cannl S KFnANCisio Ala 20In addition to tho largo dredging plant purchased by tho Nica ragua Canal Company from I I Hlavln ot Han Francisco for which JCOOOOO was paid the canal company has contracted with William lam Simorm A Co of Renfrew Scotland for one ot their patent hoppers holding IOU ton and wltu I capacity of loU ton per hour Tnute great dredges are constructed especially for dr 111 xea work and thn ono ordered by the canal coimmuv will b employed on the bars utuiovtnwn and Brlto I I blavll who ills Maid made f teral nilllloQH out ol the I annum Ilnll hcliomi1 uml who bus mst n reived till largo turn for his dredging plant and dlfuix pearod from vleur IH In tbe Vbito Mountain Water Will 1iopel Her Dr Walter Jacksons jet propulsion steamer Evolution Is almost ready for her trial trip Tha original plan ol having a hoi In tbe bow by means of which the boat could bo backed has been abandoned and both the propelling and the backing jets will I o at the stern The altera tions aro nearly completed and ii Is likely that tho boat will be launched In a few days A private trial trip will bo had first and It that be siiccesmul a public one will b glvou Tho boat look Miry handsome as she lies on Tebou dry doeU In bouth Brooklyn with her copperbronze bottom and her polished mahogany topsldes bhe is schooner rigged Louie Vetereon Orowaed Yoniau Au za Looli ralerion ef thli el 17 34 year old a member of Ibe Continental Inardi of Tonlera went on the HoSion lime excuriloo jrtiter nay Ulien Ilia targe were off Xanbattuiivltle be aitlirr lumitd t verhnartl iritti the Intenllnu of romlnlt liiijftuitde r accidentally fl io o ilf riicraidw uroirueO MIUII if tue pa Mr cri ar lie ilailjtrateir Jumped er Hie raillui It la laid tliat wUie tln ceil tu t man named llardirarei tt ealJ to lilin Hare ine foci Jack and Jumped nter the rail niuir ay tie Humbled and fall orerbouil ud was tfrewaeiL Ibe bod wu uot r COTeri4 ainxa IT TO nn InlDMN Identic Moran Hara Ike HUtynlnth Cam Stand Sis Honra Drill a Day PJCKKSKIM 0nr Aua20AI night long rain pure upon tho camp of tho Sixtyninth and I came steadily down all through the hour for company drills and housekeeping work this morning Everybody had made up his mind that one day ot work would b lost from tbo week when unexpectedly tbo clouds broke and tbe camp nparkled In a flood of sun shine It was KB glorious as tha day which every man In tha regiment hopes will open eorno time ont ot tho clouds ot oppression for tho count ot bis fathers Tomorrow Is eot apart for fun Gov Hill will be ber I he can lay aside his duties long enouch there will be garnet on the green and John K Sullivan will come Visitors by the thousand I are expected Capt John J Ilvnn nnd Quartermaster Ward I have gono to Albany tonsk the Governor to como Miit Chine ot tbo Yanderbtlt Hotel has promlied surely to have Sullivan here and Lieut ran Lynch tha hammer thrower is voted going to to work manago iho games lola was de Well ork it to them LieutCol Moran uld ol Those are the men who can stand I i too The ordinary work here Is only play for tbom They can take six hour drill a day Tho Hxlynlntli can oat as well as wor k Col Cavanngh U I getting the work out of them He flcbts th right wing against tbe lolt I Is friendly contest and It would be bard to tell whether Mnlor DufTys wing or LieutCol MoranB Is ahead Moran ban ono advantage In tbe contest He linn hia wlfo hero to ap plaud hIm Headquarters gives them both praise In tho morning their drills were ol similar characters Ihey ea h bad another drill In Ibo alternoon Major DufTys was a drill ol his noncommissioned ofllcers and Lieut Col Morans ot tho whole wing In skirmishing It was aa pretty a skirmish drill as hM been I seen her this year nnd Morau was BO pleased with it that he didnt speak In Gaelic oncn The reclmsnt has put In as many hours of work now up to tho and of its third day in whole camp ae weak tho regulation ardor require for the OV MISS IIAMUILIS COHVLAlbT A Warrant lamed for tha Arreet orXonns Theodore AVe d Mlsa Annlo Hammtll who lives with her par ents at 12 Grand street Hobokon got n war rant yesterday for the arrest of Theodora Wemlt n young man with a flrstrato reputa tion She sais ho promised to marry her but tailed to keep his promise She became ac quainted with him at an entertainment in Odd Fellows Hall a year ago when she was 17 years old Hhe accaptod his escort homo and be ak d permission to call on her Hno con sented after consulting her parents and ho afterward was very attentive to her One even Ing utter an enlortalnuiuut to which ube ac companied him ho took ndvautago ot his promise to marry her bhe askod him to fulfil bin promlpo many times afterward and ho askod her to wait Last weak she accompanied him on an excur sion and It wa agreed Miss Hammlll says that they should t e married auletly within thrtMdays Una did not pee htm again On Monday she told bar father ho wai greatly enraged H accompanied his daughter to Justice Ruschti omcewhen tbe warrant was Is sued Wendt was not arroatod and it is said that ha is not in the city AIOG XUE ATHLETES flnmea ofthe Klnc County Aaaoelutton The eighth annual plcnlo and ffamea of tho Klnffl County Ireland Aesoclatton were ha1 nt the hmplre City CoIoiHurn Sixtyninth itreet i Flret avenue yelt rday Aa tbe name of the araocittton Indicated th member ara Irlrhmen frotn tbe county of Klnrs la the old country Gold medal wero offered tba winner and silver medal to eeiond man In each arent Tha medala were Inducement enouch for athlrtta to com pete but the association U new ai reiards holding names ana ao failed to have ibem re uieretl by the union The reftultx ware aa follown 6Incnot Onemite Run Won br Michael nosentrrftT with J Nixie econd Time a ujinuio M 3j teconds Ttiree htandhir IlroAfl lump cn trJ Georre with STfetttf loeitu T Rellty econd witli H c tlnch t Kldi awe r Jr th biudtail expert WAttiurter nd K QaU r Oullen referee r Claae 881 F Inmbrcrer O3 Abont three hundred p raoni crowded tba platform and ataud on John Krba shontlnff ground Newark yeitarday afternoon to wttnesi tbe match between Frank Claaa of Pine Brook and Fred I nmbreyer of Lnrchmnnt Clan t well known i r onaiity In trap ihootlnir circle and ha figured prominently aa prin cipal In many matches whte Mr Lumbrtyer until yeiterday waa of a comparative unkuowu quantity lumlireyer Is still a younn mu of dim build nd a r age tieUht but ItU jilentv of nerve and that Kreat dteldcratnia ot Bhootem steadlnens He had never be fure met a nrsl cla s man bntbarlshotln a lew matches In which he bail been an eisy winner Old t outhpaw was chosen referee and nt 243 oclock the match b ran under the following ei nlltlonst One hundred live birds each man atsujard r se BJyard boundary HurlinKham rules for IJt a side Tho Larchmont onntmirent did not feel Inclined to cover tha amount of money ottered In aide bet at eren until after tha twentyfifth round when many ajms from to tuo were posted without odds Lumbrerer stepped to the erora Arst and up to tbe fiftieth round the race waa very cloir Afxr each man bad shot st ofij birds UAS lesdlnK by only one a short recess was taken In ttie second half Lutnbrerer killed all bts birds and won tlia match on in ninety sixth round Class bavme muied six out of the forty six Uoth men used U bora runs Lumbreyera Franeotta wllhr I A U special ni tch shetta 4 gr rhulte powder No 7 and ii shot for first and sccaud barrel rft speetlrely lb Lombreyer handled the nun for his son Frank Cliut shot without a handler ltli aLelevre cun using Hcbultuta tbe flrsi and black powder In tbe sec ond barrel Another Vlotorr for the WaehlDEton llelffhtal Tha return match between the FmeraU Onn Cluband tba WaiUmton lleljliu Gun Club nai shot off yest r day at Durban i irrounoi New Dorp H I and result ed la another victory for tte Washtugton IlelKhts marksmen Tha conditions of tho match which n as A friendly one were as follows Teams of ten meu from each olon each man to shoot at ten lite birds 5v ros rise to yards boundary fan below the elbiw until tho bird I on the w Ing both barrels allowed Are traps tha loelnn team to pay for tbe birds The results R f r0e J Record U Hrtuntr And Dr CABS bete oiHtlU tcorer Mr KlujU lc VCIHII I unclnic Louis Orub r ttie ChfllrmRii of tH Gjimpt Committee of tb United Labor nririnUailon of Iludou county r cired A letter Ta d y ntgnt from lh Ainataur Ath lotlc Untou to lli effect tbat ttie utilon would not fcanc tton tbe Bim s that aro to take iUc at Caledonian Iark la Jeri r CHy on Iabur Day tccauie danclna vai to be permltUil on the rrounds Tbo letier hae ortated cont4 rabl IndliDatlon am on it the labor or jranliatlona and It likely that ih gwn ef will lake place anyway The oflic r ot the uriranlratloii nay titty he real reaaou for the action f t tht A A I IN not that dancing 1 a i art of th Imgraii 01 fur Ibe dar iiport tut tliat tlie uutiu Iifund Atliictlo jiiti Intenda noldlnir i7 iii on I ahor luy and tue Jers y ilty celebrallui mUhl drnw Mhletai HK ay from ttie n Mr JruWrli meiut rof il HfottltU fitfrlcan Atl Iftlo i lub and If ho KOCI ahead with Die rrraiifemtnii tit may be eipellod from the nntu Ttie g mr ajr r d are a luo yard dub three tulle run on quarter mil ruu one mile walk and nue hulf mil run The ramea will end with crarker tallnc conteit r off4red for the nlon r of each lain Flection or J A W Officer The committee appointed to count tba ballot out by tbe members of ths New York State division of the l orue of American heelmen for e nic rs and olub repr srntatlvFs for 18 MII announced at theNew Tnrk Hleyol Club bouse on Tuesday aveulng tbe followlnir men as elected i for Chief Conml W h Hull of lliHTalu lceConiuLtl VV VVntid Bjracuse Secretary Treas i rer W Aasbltt New Vork riub Itepresenutlves h J SlirHr N I U t I J L Miller K T U Ur wckM II C M II lie irarr II w K B lloldsn V H i I Kiurtess W C A VV Hmlth R U VV i I M rotter U ti i i 1 lialliu A vvi it U VVadswurtb H U I i A It Gardner U H 0 F V fossuns r B o i VV N fcaiierbrooL r W i U a Jenkins n H n i H 11 listtsyslt IiCj R r Kelie liunalu It Tliomisnn VV K H II I K Ulackham linnklrk ii W w Uuns N H r and VV faikard liuffalo Tbe men elected are all prominent In bicycle circles Odd Fellowe In 1lrr A portrait of tho Oraud Muter of the Grand Lod e of tbe Odd rellovi at the Slate of New York will be pre snted In Are In thn p rUI display of firework at lae lanbattanOaaoh after Tba Ultia of era Oru tbli e veiling OFF OY AXOllIIJl BACK The Cltr of Nevr fork and tho Tentonle Only ISreatr Minnie a Apart t the Htart The Bteamebtp City ot Now York ot the In man lino and tho Toittonlo ot tho White Star line whose Bplondlil wontward contest fur nished last week Is still a theme oi talk nmonc nautical folks started on another 3000mll race esterday mornlnc This time Capt Watklus ot the Inmati ship has a inoro com petent crow of ilromon who ho experts may enable him to show his counter to tho Teu tonic before eho roaches Itochos Point next Tuesday It Is going to bo a veritable race all tho war across and if tbe weather Is fine the eastward record of S days 22 honrs and 57 minutes made by the City ot Tarls will be lowered because each skipper has declared that he will do his best to vanquish the other The quicker the ships make the trip the less expensive It will be uud tho creator percent age the Captains will cat in tho oarulnicu of thnlr craft The City of Now York with 178 cabin and 225 steerage pansencers drew out from liar dock at SU5 oclock her otter dock white with handkerchiefs Iutterlnc izoodby to friends ashore The Teutonic with 373 cabin and 413 steeratte voyauers pulled out at 845 Pilot Jo oii Henderson had chatee of tbe White Btar ship and Pilot Ieter MInerriy bossed the brides of the City of Now York Tho queenly rivals speeded past Juarantlne thus City of New York B5 JL Teutonic 925 They were timed by tho operator at tho Hook thus City of Now York 0 0 Teutonic 955 This shows that the Teutonic cained ton minutes in the run from Juarantlne to tha Hook She had made five more mlnutea on the luman ship when she cleared tbe bar Their time then was City ot Now York 1I40 Tou louic 1000 Thetlmo between these points doospt count in thu lone race wliioh becan after tbe ships put off their pllntn at tho station boar and rushed aboail at lull speed for the Irish coast When the piloU loft tho City of New York was about four miles ahead of tbe Teutonic and both were apparently dolne the best ther were capable of Auionc the City ot New Yorks passengers were Jen Stewart L Woodtord John C Cel boun Mrs Calhoun nnd It W Cameron The Teutonic took awuy Hlr Oeorae Stevens and Lady Htovons O 1 McCroory Norman U Muni o and Mrs Munro AlllOtiS FKEL JXBCLIED The Zoellaer larnner hor Hlac 03 rjoae Which Olres Offence Trouble exists between the members of tha Arlon SInglne Society and tbo Zoellner Ma n norchor two lendlnc German organizations in Brooklyn Arthur Claassen used to be the leader in the latter society but moro than a year ago he carried hia baton to the Arlons This caused a marked coolness between tho societies but amicable relations were BPI ar ently restored About a week ago on invita tion the Maonnerchor attended the Arlons big annual celebration and its members as an evidence ot their kindly feollnir presented tho Arlons with a beautiful cold and silver cup Each society participating was called upon for a hone and when it came the turn ot the Maennerchor two verco were mine In German from printed ellps which eave areat offence to tho Arioua This is a translation of the sonc Wa ilrlnk fine beer If It muii ba domestic ruzile to the health nf Brhnnnann If any one wlsuee to blow ba roei to Director Claaa aen fur he U the ereateet of windbags Thpre was general disapproval of tbe sons Mr Hcharniann tne brewer being the Vice President ot the Arlon Society and Mr Claaa Fen Its popular director The reference to do mestic beer was considered especially uncalled for as nothing but cbampacne was drnnk at tbe bumiuet The Arinns now Inteml to return the cold and silver cup to the Maennerchor and to exclude the latter from all their eubso ijuent festive Kathorincs Odd Fellowsi In Heeelon The second days session of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows was held yesterday In Scottish lllto Hall Grand Master George W Chapman Bald that last year the order paid for relief burial and education almost 3000000 The fnllowlnc crand officers have boon elected and will bo Installed this afternoon Graud Mas ter W It Spoonorof how York Docuty Grand Master Jacob Morn of Buffalo Grand Fecro tury James Torwllllcer of New York Grand Tionsuror 19 It Rowland of Urooklyn Grand llepresantatlveB Cioorce W Dllkes of Nev 1 oik and John W Hteblln of llochentor A circular letter has been addressed to tho sub ordinate lodges elvluc out tho arrauRamnnts tor the transfer of John irlcesona remains who was a prominent member of Amaraathus Lode No 120 Lastavonlue tho Veteran As poolutlon bold Ihetr annual bannuot at Martl relUe Tho next session of the Grand Loduo Tilll be held at Kluebton The Hall Vacnn Didnt Do It Thle Time TruckDriver John Barry mounted on a towering load of hldos from 27 Spruce street started over to tho pier of the Fall Illvor line early last evening Ills team eaomed to be lazy and he eivo thorn the whip just as ha turned Into Mall street from Park row In flourishing the whip ha lost his balance and toppled from his Boat Into tho etrcot One of front wheels ol his truck wont over bin log briaklnu them A mall wauon canio iilonff a few moments after tha accident iind the blir crowd of horuereuiriilnu tollern which rushed to the spot as If It wero magnetized naturally Bupt0ied from tho fast hublln of tho nveraKO jnall wacpn that Uarrr had KOI In tho way of the postal service Two nark policemen helped Ilany to thn sidewalk and an ambulance from Chambers Street Hospital carried him off ten mluutei after he fell from his porch Unary lor the lilncunmlon Clcarmakere Secretary Dampf of Clcarmakors Dnlon 14 snyathoclgannakois all over tho country ara responding centrously on behalf of th lr fel low workmen at lllnkliumton who have been on strike for two monthn The money re ceived from the local unlonslsforwardedevery te1 Inll0nfon It ones In amount from IIUO to BW dally blnce lust hiiiurday tlio local unions have ont fJim Cnlon 14 of riil Cairo has resolved 10 send IGKJ a week ns loiif as the Btrlko lUBts Altogether laid Mr et4 nvoluntftr oonttibiilion will to 5i00 a vo k nslito irom the reKu each ft its week member hlrh on lh strike rBanUatlon Will Correeponal Only With Ibe Mayor The rira Commissioner met yesterday and derided that ai their psitlun re arJln tba lubwafi and the Fire Department telegraph wires wa fully unilerstoot by all ther would do nn more corresponding en tha unletsMa A JlUr AtiV A tiVltUtAU The Criminal Mortnllv Hurt by at Thrne from n Pitchfork AMOK Ohio Auc 20 Last nleht Policeman Levear had a running duel with n burglar whom he cauchtln tbe act Tho burelar es caped after both men hnd emptied revolvers This alternoon at the farm ot B K Darnel eevoral children were playing about a hay stack when one of them noticed a movement of tho hay and cried out that it was caused by a Bkunk A sixleonvoar boy brought a long lined pitchfork and thrust It Into tho hay to impale the skunlt It struck n negro hidden under tbo h ty und ono of tlio tines entering penetrated the bond producing futnl Injuries Tbe negro had been hliot through tbu tblcn and was identified by pollcemnii lovoir The burglar proves to bo John Vllllums ono of tba mo t desporato crooks who ever operated In Ohio Ho bos shot two men and served two termsin the penitentiary covering more than fifteen years tpon hU jwison wns found a loaded ievolver nnd property showing that he had been connected with novural recent bur Klarlod here Mlllams wan well known in Cleveland Columbusanil Cincinnati Hlsplo ttiro ornaments the rogues gallery ot nearly all the large ciiius AJtBKXlC IX HIS S101UAC1T A Voraao and Iler Old JOTer Aceueed ef llardcrlnK Her Huahand ST Louis Aug 20 Dr Ludeklng ot the Washington University completed a chemical analysis today that points to a terrible crime After the chemists report a telegram waa sent to Fredorlctown Mo to arrest Mrs Itobert Gray for tho murder of her husband Mr and Mr Gray wereayonnir country couple living near Fradorlctonn Gray was wealthy bnt wealth did not bring happlneKs An old lover of Mrs Gray continued tils attentions alter the marriage Finally the pair separated then became reconciled and lived together axaln Gray was taken buddenly nick three weukn aco and died In convulsions His friends suspected some thing wrouc and theBtomach vsus sent to Dr Ludeklng for analysis He finished his work today nnd found enough areenlu to kill lea men Mis Gray uud her lover will both ba arrested BItee Iflllurd and the BulTntloa Armr CUICAOO Aug 20 There is a movement oa foot for joining together the Womens Chris tian Temperance Union and the Salvation Army At least that is what Francis Wlllard the veteran President of tbe W C T U said in a speech at the meeting of the Saltation soldiers last nleht Miss Wlllard did not to Into particulars she merely gave an outline of what she hoped to SOD before another yoar rolled by Sbo had always boon an ardent ad mirer of the Salvation Army ever Blnce it landed in America and began its crusade against wblakey nnd the slums During the day eho had had a long interview with Mrs Italllneton Dootn which tended toward a union of the oflorts ot the Salvation Armr fUters with those of thn N omens Christian Temper ance Union and she hoped that at tbo next National Convention the Army would bo repre sented and that Mrs Booth would be the ilnt delegate chosen Far Tcmpletoa Iawned Her Dlamoade la Fsssle ExJudge DIttenhoefor Fay Tempietoni counsel In the diamond seizure case called on Collector Krhardt yesterday and substantiated the theory advanced that MUa Templeton ran short of funds while in Paris with Howell Os born and was compelled as the Judge con tentions said to bock her diamonds The exJudeo will be called upon to embody this statement In allldavlta Pinned by Mies Temple ton and others ana these will then be sub mitted to the Collector and by him forwarded to tho Snorotary of the lrea ur If they are accepted the diamond will ba relented It was further learned tbat Mr Osliorn bad a run of luck in Paris just in time for him to get th diamonds out of pawn and rush them over by Valet Hlrschy to Miss Temploton Secretary of at Truat Company Accnee of Fraud Onmer W Roper Secretary of the Union Loan and Trust Company of 880 Eighth ave nue cave ball In the sum of 11000 yesterday In tbo Sheriffs ofllco Ho bad been arrested on an order from County Judge lieattlo of Orangt county in a suit brought by Charles C Luckey a Uiddletownmerchant Mr luckeys atlldavlt sari that Mr Itniwr laleolyropiobented to him thnOhe stock of Ills company WHS worth Julia share and led him to accept ton ttmrca ot It as collateral security for the payment of a rom Issorynoto for 100 Tho maker and endorser of tbe nolo proved to be lrrcup uhlDlo aud Mr Luckoy was unable to realize on the security IVortU Carollnia Democrat Hitman Aug 20 Tho State Democratic Convention today nominated a judicial ticket and adjourned Chlaf Jtiftlca Morrlman and Justice Clark wero nominated by acclamation and tho nine Superior Court Judges were unanimously endorsed for reflection Senator Vanco was cordially recommended in the Leu Islutuie lor roloftlou to tho I nitud btntei honaio The reolutlons favor tho fiee coin age of silver lucrnnBed currency ttio rcrniil ot the Internal revenue system the abolition of national banks llnaucliil reform und relief from the existing agricultural depnpulon and denounce the MoKmloy aud Lodco bills mopped to Sea Vbut Hnd Ilccome of Hie 6100 Surrocnto Ransom and Chamberlain Praia woto visited yesterday by Trank P Duilc on a Nebraska Grand Army man who stopped In on hU way back from tho lloaton hurrah to re mark that tbe city of Now York wax holding about ftilO ot lilrt mono It wns left by hl father who died about twontyllvo years aco Many musty und dusty old lodes wore over hauled in Mr Dudgeons liolmlf and It was ills covered that tho money wa In thn Hindu ut Chiiiiiberlnln once but thnt ntotii tuiit lonrs ago mime onn took out uunrilluimhli and mounted guard over Mr CUurueil with Holibluc HU Dmplorr Gustav Schwab a collector fur lntall Tatum 1 Co ut 40 and 8 Itarolay nlffoU was nriested yeslorday in CleioUtnl Ohio charged with steallnit S100 from Ills einilorers He was Indicted by tbe Grand Jury yesterday and Uotoctlve Sheridan of Inspu toi lt rni HK BtntTvvcnt to Albany Innt nluht fir ixurmlltlou papeiH Sohwablt IK alleged leyondhlsinenns He will li biuui i bavk to tonn on 1 rlilnt When Hciiwitb pri iv if a few wce ng i he got employment In a J ore If in tluvuland

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I f I I I THE SUN THURSDAY AUGUST 21 1890 B l T MIKE KELLYS BAD BREAK BB LirA rlttl THK HKLD aVDDBNtY JFZBI A snoir OF aiucn AKORR A rriosliK D Y fOP the Local CabA fig Mnrrrlee at 13iiIO for ComlekeVe TlIrIflIIItore Admitted Into the American AenoeUtloaalrookljn THa Two flume nt nblto ParkNoUn I Allfaonch no Inmes were scheduled In tho Ketlonsi nnd Players Leacuos yesterday a umber of postponed came wore played off Th ecores wore as follows TDK ATONAL UCldUt f Boston 5 York 6 New 5 f Flrtt Yorl game Brooklyn 13 Philadelphia 2 Second game Brooklyn 12 Philadelphia 7 jur pjATrrts LIUOUK I KtwToik Hoston 3 l loston Jew Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 4 1roolrn ist game Buffalo 6 Chicago Second Kama 1 Buffalo 7 Chicago 0 Cleveland 12 Pittsburgh 8 AMERICAS ASSOCIATION THE ACnCAN ASOUTO DnbuL Brooklyn Toledo 7 Hyracuso 0 I llocbester I Bt Louis B At Louisville rain The Kialloaal l cal TItS itEconn tu ZMZL ret nubs iron J it 1 t ia wn Ctlcaro 54 43 849 f cleo84 6 tlJ 81 esci New Tork4 86 44 Nwn 69 87 818 Cleveland 30 en 31 rUIPbi 61 8 PittsburghIB 78 108 Srw TORE X 4 16 BOSTON I 411 IE BOSTON AUK 20The Navr Yorks too the tsjtottb present series of Boston games by eVndiDC Cf rk on a slow curves all over the eDdlDj was meat for them and John dldnt rVillre I until It was too late The visitors had little extra assistance from tho umpire a a etr erltlcal times but 1 Oothamltos won the I without taking that Into consideration Welch gsme started in to pitch but In two Innings tue be neatora made five hits and It was mae deemed advisable t atop thu Blanch It began so Daily was called ui before belan Jal WB cale ft 5 from the fleld and Bnrltett took his place 1014 Thelostons sUod upTjally for three hits and three run In the hut Inning he pitched and iJter that not a hit was made by the home The Bostons played a shaD fielding DIe and killed many runs that looked so rae Brodle mal Drat error on the homo rounds In three months amltn had Iou of work t do and ao moQ Qlasecock for h side The score alT IOU rst I I 011 a I 1 LILOA5I L rnAa 1roA1 O25O 11a C t1 0 I 0 OTucSr Ut b1 010 0 0 OteockSSl I 6 a 2 inIUnt 1 I Q 0 0 GIk bO 2 1 0 01 uIUTn r I 2 I 0 I iblt t pl 1 I 0 OeWL 0 t I I I 0 0 l o I 2 I tJ 0 I I OIoUtt8dbU i 5 0 0 1120010a02ll0 1 2 0 n Jdb0 T t j 5db S 1 I 6 Smuh I b1 a1 P 0 0 I 8 CobD p 0 0 0 I 0 ooa p0 uzItt r L0 2 2 0 0 LO L 01 D e43 2 S 12 12 2 To oDll 00 tot IlrhrlD with fet4e 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 1 To 2050000004 lae1Ke Tort 4 10100 3 Tb hil O1oock Doily Brtn Tbrbu hlt1o OLot Ct10S bllIII Low Oall 11n boioL0tZ tuitlVn DroOl FIrst hUe OD belIe BoI Yo lrdl Fln Ln 1 flnrkett DnDY First btie on errors bF g f rr 2 Dolon I lilt b pItched baUMrodl Imll ruled balBoeI tIItI plehIDU I CIuUOO I C Struck outWhUe Dilly McOarr Dottbl pIyDeoey 111 end Wbtitler 1Oar SaIlb lalIDDo VrnplrPowerL TII 50 fbl J ore UOOKLTK 141 13 rnrLADELpniA N 41 2 nIT OAJfE There wore two games played on the Wash ington Park grounds yesterday between ho Brooklyn and the Philadelphia teams and the belbladelpha home team accomplished the feat of adding ta two more victories to their string The first came was verr onesided Oleason was an easy mark for the Brooklyn patters and they wore not behind In seizing the opportunity rt fat tening itheir batting record The Brooklyn tenlniitheir battD roo played a et and came in the Meld Terry and I Foutzs tltchlng was superb and the visitors I ware unable to do 1 anything with their decep tive curves Daly caught both In fine style r the fifth innlns J Darby CVBrien attempted to soore on an infield hit from third bate 80re on sliding to the plate ho collided with Clement and tie plates In I rollred wth Ullrleos shoos played havoo with Clementfls shin lie retired plnJed the feld In the eighth inning while Umpire Lynch was up behind the bat a foul tip hit him on the mask One ofItbo wires 8 broken and this made an ugly cash In his forehead Both patients wore bandaaed upby doctors who were spectators at the lam loctor Terry pitched the second came ana the Phil i adelphia made a better showing In batting but Terrys supporters took kindly Phenom enal Smiths curves and this combined with erratla pitching land loose fielding ereotly errta Jlehlnl handicapped tho vlsltorschanoes of winning The scores aluOLa Ca 11 I nouY LI iIanoszi I1LtOAL IIauttton L 1 t1 2 I I 0 Col 24 b8 8 I 5 I ImlLD Shpkfl57ldb3 Barke 24 bO V S 8 8 IQb84bf 4 0 I I syrct3bO 1 5 I OIVarne rC I 8 2 0 0 3 vloureonrL0 0 5 1 oIrolt1 1 0 1 0 g g lubiL I I g CIementlC0 0 2 i5v7DlIl EI 1 4 1 0 OehrlrSbc0 8 I I DaW 1 0 6 I 0 SIcCauIey I s 0 0 OB 0 C I 6 0 0 Alje l ss 18 8 a 01mlthL 1 1 aGO 000 0 0 0 Co 11 I 2 0 U OraTotO 00 I 01 I To18112110 2 TotaU 2 03414 SJ I rhtiadeiphia o ooonooao a Brooklyn 1 00000 1013 Earned runs Brooklyn G TInt toata on ron rblladelnhla 2 Brooklyn U Left on bases Philadel 1 phia I I Brooklyn a FIrS bus on hsjls Off Oleasoo t dtruck out IlamlUon olemenu l McCauley U itolen bases IlaptUon Uajer Qleason Collins Csru tbers KsTrlneeliTts routs It llamllton Threebate llta Burns Terry Twobine hits Collins OBrien Cambers Double playt Thompson and Allen tlsrer Lad Clement wild pitch oiiason Fasted a Paly Umpires Lynch and Bnshong Time 133 ISOOXLVM la 14 1 raruciLrau GD o r 7COD PIILAVZLCRTA 15 L I noon IX iX L1aroA p1 Rlsr0 a Hamilton L fl 5 2 V Collins2dbJ I 8461 0 i keadhi a 3 I minersabI 080 Mayor 0 to I I 1 OIIIurULf 3 I J I I 0 Thompson r f0 2 1 Q 0 Fool II b2 181 0 Oleason 3d bO 0000 2 0 2 0 8 b fflfiaul 113 B fcirlver 0 2 1010 i 5000 KoOanlylttbi 0 3 1 1 fSteii 0 1 J E i UO I I i f S I 4 arlbo r1 I I 0 i Smith p I 0 4 0 Clark o 1 001 5 Totals 7112413 Total 12132714 rhllsdllphla 1 00600010 II Irooklyn 3 0 B 1 8 0 0 1 12 Bsrned rums Phlls4slphls It Brooklyn 3 Left tn bans Philadelphia 0 Brooilrn 8 First base en errors Philadelphia It Brooklyn 8 First base on ballsoa Terry It It tJWrk a Struck out Col lut OBrien Carntheri Damlltou Mayer mao 2 LUis 2 Bacrinee nits Fouta Caruthsrs llanillton but Stolen basts Burke 2 Bchrtvcr xi O unlth CoUlus 3 Smith Clark Carntbers nit br pluber i Clark Tbree base hlti Fonte Terrr Twpbaie hits FoBts Terry OBrien Thompson Double plays Burke NeCaalty OBrn l and Allen Wild pltebHmlth Attsudanee3331 Paiaea UllUlark Empire Uiuhtnt Tlmelai Tae Player La TE nr l Gull WD IML rei mess o ll ret 116 lL f Fhlladelphlaol 40 310 reokrn M r b7Jtttiburtn42 1 Si M3 Ckltsto10 44 tWOlsvlin0 I 41 o 434 dr 4 43 ISTiDufl2o29 0 2M MEW Tons I Li 0 BOSTON I xj 1 S I Mike Kelly showed tho worst exhibition of 111 I temper yesterday at Brotherhood Pak that a probably ever been witnessed upon a base call fleld In this city It was not only a case In which one of the moat Important rules of the game was flagrantly violated rut he seriously Imperilled IRa chances Us team had of winning the game Had It been a subordinate parr ne would bav been severely punished Dot only by tbe officials of Ills club but by the umpire whose province t Is to see that all Im proper conduct Is eliminated from the playing Z0llrA first break occurred in the third Inning when Irwin made a horrible throw to first the bail rolling underneath the grand stand uum bert gatberedtbe bal threw It t Kelly at the plate and Cap Kwlnx the runner was caught sully Umpire lolbr decided I a block bal angry and that the run counted holly became verr It was while the Bostons were at the bat In the Borne inning that Kelly bowed ms ill tem tat I per to a marked extent Brown had truck 001 ana Btovr was on first Kelly placed an easy bal Into IJ at fields hal s who touched fecona and ust as ho wat In the act of throw Inetocecond btqvey ran Into him umpire llolbert decided that both runners were ont s Iooer I otovsy had Interfered with a lleldor Kelly tenuously protested and walked down lelJ clubhouse intending to loose the tarn Alter a rather Ionic watt Murphy showod up behind the plate and the game was about to proceed ben Kelly returned amid a combined storm cheers and blsei Put him out of the ine a number of persons shouted from the Hand JUliytnrntd around and replied No ono can rut me out ol thin came I would take In Motor Byrnes to do that lie continued Playing for two more innings and then retired err klngularly dumber made his best show Di wit Jlutphy behind him but the tamo hag been already lost The tcoro Slmo nw ios tr I 11 I nmOK I r LI HOJK ra I TO a t 1 I 9 S J IOU I IIlrolrn e rg o 200 5Wtng o 42600 BlOTey r t 00200 1 coot or1 b 1 211 2 0 urPbeo 0420 lrbth54 bI I 1 8 2 0 Kelli c 0 li 2 a U tlr M I to I 0 2 0 Broutberi I b1 I II I t 10b ts it I 5 1 I fiplchsriliil 8 I fl li 0 0 0 tttiay dhl 8 t S ONsih Sit b 1 I I 8 I rilII is 0 I I B aQulun 2 d b u u 2 e 0 hwlrug p 0 0 I I l I 10 11 002 2 8 I Tt i i II 1 UUlbrl p 21 I 11 t j Totals 3 IM 17 u Wbltoy I declared 01 0STort 0 I I I 4 I 0 0 Ie INLOII 00U5UU0uo 3 med runtKewTcrk 210100 I run bate on U lvr sw Terk St 1 Botlon 8 Left on basesMew r t tibotton 0 First bate on ballsBy J Kwlur 7i UfrFiffi r l Mf Brew obnston tlaiJ i t Brown OX XeOy piVr rlo C XwerUe JJlsW fcwloj tt a hI fireutters BacrtOee MitD Rlcherdion Brottlhers QuInn Irwin Stolen bates W Kwlng Connor I rtlchardion Whllney Jl mover Bronihers II Blchard eon Double clay riatceld and Conner Failed balls Kelly 1 IS EwIng li I UmpiresFerguson ant Uolbert 14 Uolbrl TimeSilo 1 I dn trDoo BBOOKLTK 1417 rnlXADCLTTUA 1414 Frill uiiLrniA Aue 20 Well they are lone and a more unwelcome of ball players than the Brooklyns wore never visited the City of motherly Love After Tuesdays contest the local Players club held a lone and Interesting consultation It wee then and there decided that the hoodoo had to be shaken off Avert one of Mr Wncners team made some sugges tion and the Una verdict wan that Brooklyn had to bo defeated today I was de cided that every man who put on a uni form on Wednesday was to turn his stock loge Inside out 1ucarty retired early Tuoldl1 night and tonight tho Imprint ot a horseslioti could b seen on either side of his head the ronult having placed a shoo on his pillow Instead of under I Mulvey slept with one shoe on his foot and Plckett looked lor a load of barrels with heads up all yes terday morning They did 1 duren other things chung their luck but all was or no rival The Brooklyn played In the greatest kind of lUCK The score rmuvsLritu f r I i IHOOILTK I r LI I C151OAL Griffin ef 0 fa11 oward a I i 2 2 41 hblndless I 2 1 D 1 Anlrsws p f I o IOU Tegertyrt02 000lanet24b2 3 2 51 Xlnlvey S b 0 U I 6 I irr tot b M 21 I P Wood Ac I 2 1 U OiNclleacbyl I tO 0 5 2 0 rletl 2d b1 2 a 8 I Sundayrf I I 0 0 n I Farrar Ittb 0 1 12 0 u Joyce3d b2 I I 4 2 g A g i g llallman 0780 Daily o 0 0 B 0 1 United pO U 0 4 I bonders 0 3 o 7 u Totala 4102721 41 Totals 1 i 27 23 8 Philadelphia I U 0 n 0 1 2 0 cs Broourn 221 i 0 0 0 l 11 Earned runs Philadelphia lit Brooklyn 6 Two bats hits rogarty Wood Plrkett Farrar OrT Bunrtar Sacrifice hits Mulvsy I llallman Hutted Want Dally 2 Slices stolen JrlfOn Milndla Andrews Sunday Double ptare llallman Plckett and Farrar Shlndle Plckett end Ferrari Hard Bauer and Orr J Leftnn baietPUIadelphle 8 t Hrookl n R Mruck out r Fogarty llallman I 2 hosted l try Andrews Krdeaoliv t flI First base on orrnrnPhlladelphla I Brooklyn 1 first hate on ballt PKkeit rarrar Andrews sun day 15 Joyce Hit by pitched ball Fogany Wild Itches tlutted 2 Time 155 Umpires Uanuey anU plebIDI4 nl heridan serrate r r1 St cnicioo r tV 2 mrr OAE BcrriU Ang A Cunningham won two eplendld score garnet today from the redoubtable Chicago The SOTTILO r tot I CHICAGO r 1 R a p O iR1 M 1SrOiK HOT I f 8 820 olPnlty rf I u I u 1 Martc 2 2 8 0 ONelll I t 1 2 U U 0 Hallliaarf 0 I I 0 01 ItTanrr 0 Ion i 0 WU Mb I S 4 I U fomuker Ib 0 II 01 Deeoher I 1 02200 Pfeffer b0 I 3 2 t Howe a 0 2 o S 0 Horle o e t 0 0 B I 0 i g g g I g White 1ltbO 1 5 0 OIWiullItnsfl 3bO 1 2 1 0 Irwin 8db Q u I 2 I jjoaitian a s u i a o 0 g lr g g g g Cunnlnghmn0 002 olHaldwln I t p 0 2010 FarreHcT o 1220 tolI 0 ii 21 8 II I Totals2 2112 I Buffalo 1 0200001 20 Chicago 0 0 o 0 0 2 0 0 05 Earned rumBuffalo 4 Twobase hits liny Wise ONeill Threebus bit Hack struck outDy Cun ningham 4 by Baldwin I a Base on balls By Cun ningham 3 br 11 i stolen baaet Hoy Mark U HaUlgan Kecrlflce hits Ualllgan Williamson Left oa buBonlo it Chicago H Double plays Wte and Whl ncr and Comiskey Battlan and Comb key wild pitch Baldwin TImeI hours Umpires IDn anyder ana Pearce Attendance 21t 7 cmu Cr I a J 71 CMICIOO Ir I 0 ticoirn GAS crrsu I r I I citicioo r I R lsro ii alaro JL HOT o f I 200 o Duffyrf o 2 ran Uo laek t O I 8 0 0 ONeill If I 0 0 8 1 I Ualligaar t1 240 o liven c f o I 3 0 0 Wledb2 248 f Comlikoy llb 0400 Beecherl I f2 100 I PfelJer lit UO I S 1 0 Rows s s 1 1 3 H 0 Boyle s s ijg 0100 White lit b0 1 12 2 0 Wltllamion 8b 0 0 O 1 1 lrwl 8db 00011 XarrelL c 1720 CunulngbampO I I 4 Barieon 018 0 0 1 I Totala 7112710 1 01102 7 S Buffalo I 0 1 a 4 I 0 07 Chicago 00000000 o Earned rune Buffalo e Twobaae hlta Hoy Dnffr FarrelL Three bane hltt Beecher le Home run flalilxan ttmokout By Birtaon a Baiet on balls I By Cunnlnxbam I 2 br Damon L Sacrltloe hlte I Mack Irvin J t o NellL iveft on baiet Buffala ti Chlcacn X HltbT pitched ball Mack Boyle Double nlayi Irwln White 8b Mack Cunningham Howe and V bite I Wlae White and Rowe WIse and White Howe and White Pearco Farrell and PfeBer TlmI o Umplrei anyderacd 1re cLzriLixnr uX 12 rrrtjBcicn I r LI a rimtcaaH Am 20 The Clereland I I team ea lly defeated Hanlona aggregation here today to the pretence ot about lluo tpectatora The ecore nrnicaca r t I cnu p LI rmeG LILPo5LI a laro a yields1to 013 t 0 u Browning L f0 1 310 vuner rf o 0 1 0 0ltcthantyssl 2208 Beckerlitb3 113 I V Larktn lit bl 1 li 0 0 Carroll 2 220 lsntoline 0 4 8 I t 2 Carol 0 3 0 i 0 r Tebeaub4bB 8 I 6 I Corcoran a 50 1 0 g lulleAleer C tt 2 2 2 0 I 8 Euehne sdh 8 I 0 0 2Btr1okerIdb1 1 2 6 3 RobluKon 2d Uo I 2 4 0drr4rL1 1000 Haul p 0 034 I 1 Uruber p 0 1120 Totals 8 i t Total 12151710 7 Plttabureh S 02000300 1 Clereland 2 0014302 12 Earned rune Cleveland 4 Two bate hit Tebeau Three bAte hit Tebeau horn runt Eatoltffe Strieker fieorldce hltt Corcoran Browning stricter Grnber roe bate Uanlon 2 Kuehue Larkin Radford rim bate on ballaBeekley I I a CarroU I gOlt Keuhne Radford 3 Umber Double play ManU Hob Inion and Beckley Struck out rielda Delehaatr fatted balUCarroR 2 EntrlUTe I Wild pitch Grnber LetlonbaieeFiltsbltrih Cleveland II Time 115 Umpire Jonet and Knight The American Aieoelatlo THE nccono CtuM Won Lost ret Club n Lot ret LoolsrillsIU 81 039 Toledo 47 44 06 8t LouieM 8 6 Rocheiter4 43 o Athletic49 43 533Iyracoce5 403 Columbus49 43 tuIllltrookI7tl27 6 2 TOLEDO 7 tiaiccti 0 TOLIHO Ang to Smith pltchsd a phenomenal game to Toledo today and the Black Pirates gave him ex cellent support The score I TOUPO I sruccsx

RlsraA1 nuciIoAL I Warden lstb1 I u I I Frlel r f 0 0 2 00 Tebeaaet U I 2 0 0 C Simon L f 0 1 801 Alvorrt 8 b1 I 2 I Chilill Id DO 0 8 2 0 Kwsrtwoodrt2 1 2 0 0 Kir a s 0 2 I 0 U NlcbolsonJd 8 O 6 u Hemnct U u 3 o o tlcboloD4b0 Vandyke itO 110 0 OBourke 3 b 0 0 0 go Echlabeckss1 080 0 McQueiy lit b0 0 8 0 I Smith p 1 001 gi t Wr t8 Olio BageVo 1 1 S 2 0Burttc0 0 4 2 Keefep 0 0010 ToU7 B2711 0 I CaT p 0 U 1 1 1 I Totals 0 82715 5 Toledo 2 0 0 o o p a o 07 Syracuse 00000000 8 Earned runs Toledo I 2 Facrlnco hits Alvord SmIth Uemp Home run tiwartwooj stolen bum Ttbean 2 Scbelbeok II Double Plata Ely Iblldt and ucQuery Alvord Werden and Nicholson Werden and Fchiebeck Hut bar on balls Off tiw 2 off Keel 2i off Uasey 3 fctrnok outltv Smith 7 by Keefe by Casey 3 Psised ballBurke Blue 149 Jm rror Uoescher Attendance 3ua IT toots B accuser 5 Br Lorii Aug 2By a tplendld l rally to the ninth Le loctet the Rocbetter team made a tie with tb Browns Iocing iad pitched a good Uame up to this point but two bases on halls three hit and oJoto error did the work Burr had good control of tbe ball while I Uart was wild Wet f arthv It ttlillald up from Injuries received in one of the Athletics I games Ten tunings were played and m the came was called oa account ot darkness The scorei St Lonls 011003000 03 Rochester u 0 u 1 I 0 0 0 I 03 Earned runs at Louis 4i Itooheiter 2 Twobaie hits Munyan Cartwrlgnt stlvelle Home rnn Hart I rrCt Double I playsDuffee illgglus and Cartwrlgbt tic Keoogh and Fields IBatet on bails On Hart 4 1 Barr 2 ut by pitcher Boteman btrnck OutHy lieU 8 l by Barr 6 Palled LallMeOnlre Wild pitch Hart Stolen buuhUer tirlflln lyons Attend ance 400 Batteries Hart and Munyan Barr and Mr uulre UllsSt Lools II Rocheiter A LrririBL IMUII 2 Boohetter gLe Time 215 Umpire BmsUe 1 COLDHICS 01 SaOOILVH S Jl I 2 COLVMBDII Anr 20 Columbus defeated Brooklyn easily today Jdurpby was In the box for the visitors but he Could not get the ball over the plate Columbus has forwarded a protest to Pretidtut Phelps sgalott counting Mondays ToledoBrooklyn game ss it was not scheduled and was played without the content ot the required number ot clubs The sour fOLOC I oonT I lrosLI is lsoA KTmoot1 I 2 0 0 NIOD s 0 4 U U crooks dIs0 U 2 8 000w I o U 4 I I Srook L I ru 0 2 0 ci lall bU I 3 I 0 ohnoo LI 2 1 2 2 lrlIIO 0 0 0 0 CCoqDr t 3 3 5 0 I UFeItz1ttJ 0 400 Jobe 0 8 8 I 110rhardt54 bl I 8 2 2 Betty 84b0 I I i o1ritz I I 2 0 U LbatiSiltb1 1 2 e 0 1 Fur U 0 a 0 KnuUP0 I I I OiMurbypl 1 I 0 0 Totals j i i I otl i 3 0 0 2 I 0 I 21 U 0 U U U 0 U I 12 Drokln Earned rnnsColumtuui I Iwobss hitLetters Three 145 bItDoyle IJi1 tiasesbioTamaur t Crook OCuuOf 43 I I Snee1 Doyle 10 111 oil I i OCODOOr too 12 l Double pfart Crookt OConnor and Le 011 Lane Itnaua and Ketllri Uerhardt and pits First base on ballt off Knansa tf off Murphy i Ftruck outBy Ensue ty Murphy 2 PaneJ bslls Doyle it Howei I TlmeiilJ UmplrsPeoples Attend ancesua Th Atltintlo Aeioelatlan THE I1ECO tip tSutt Woe Loot Id I Clubs mn tat ret Bltmor73 53 Washington3 47 447 hew Haven w 24 tl3ulisrrisburgitS 0 376 NewazkP2 4 1 Wilmington20 tit T Lebanondl 4 tuOOJUsruorass W M Scrub a 2l KXWiSI 1 Kxvstt Ang 20 TheBslllmoreiputup one o lb wont garnet today ever cueD ou a diamond and their orf was unlr equalled I by Umpire Valentine t 010fi he oilowiog the tiitors to make a regular monkey of him In the tenth Inning with the cur a tie and the boon and start thlulng brightly Baltimore I want rJ ed to quit 1 but aleuttnes I j r1I r1 darkneti and nsyllght was like hit luurmebt on balls and Stoles so the game went Oi The Newark fielder could not tee the ball and lu ronicquence tour ruin were scored by 11 the Orlolet Newark then came to the bat and two bUn inceeision r arivcn turoujiu Stack ana niirs legs I This did l not sstltfy valentine but 11 did the New ares sad they refuted to play 1 further and tbe game was glveu 10 Balttmor tf lo 1 U The score aewsIt I SiLTIMOSC IaroALt I xlaroA B JobnonIf00BU51LenLOt05500 nilbert ad b 0 0 i t I Tate lit b 0 OIU 0 0 Ucliermtt 2b 1 1 2 IlIlack s t I I I 2 Uniellcf 0 V U 0 Towntend c0 llll I Smith ss U 0 S y Uonuckin rrl 2 2 I U Murphy o 0 1 2 1 Power sdfb 6 o n o I Fitzgerald I1 116 2 I fiominer t I Ll 2 8 0 0 CMldsr b I I 0 tijlIll Bd b 1182 2 Wilier lr 03 0 I 0 iermtn p I 2000 Totalt Tsnsiie Totals iu3l a i e One out llo last booing Newark n 0 0 I 0 I 0 0 0 0 I Baltlmora uouooooo lu I 43 Base htrltjerad Sacrifice hltsEmllh I Kurphy 0aHb rM Tale U I fltnl Townsend Stolen ba ea McDertnott U Long slcOpesen Somme thrum Bateonbailt 34wrk 01 1 Baltimore 4 Bate on rersrJJwrk 4 Baltimore Z lalmor bases hewark lul Baltimore V fcirucl oMKewark 4 llaltlmore I Double plays Smith Fluirald Cttlda Iauta bsUsWurphr II I L t t12 Townsend 1 Tlme5SO CmplreValinllns t tendance SOX AT CIT HAnK Haven 0 I I I 0 0 O 0 01 I arrlsburc o u 0 0 0 0 0 0 oo hltttlarrlibtg Si Mew ltee4 Tirrert nar t rliberg u Mew rr listen I ntchersuoiaadailllland I MUor League KKW TORK T LXAOCB ITiteiRT Albany o 0 0 0 1 t I n 09 untcnta l a I 0 0 0 0 0 4 it mcA rtlca 8 0080041 011 Tioy 1 o iousol 0 7 WIITHX LMCUC At Denver Kansas city ID Penver B AtMllvraukeeRL Iauln 1t 18 At Lincoln MlnniapolU ti I Lincoln 2 Atomsba Rain Other Onisiee mnti nuirn iinKTtca 01 snonwoon rut n etna I The Platen aland Athletics won another rsme from the Rnglewood Field hub at West Mew Brighton R I ynteraay Tbetcore K I Athlntlct 20800001 B Englewood Y C o 0 I 0 0 0 0 u 01 ST rna 0 Dennttettof K K T 0 0 0 non 0 0 OO Wtlltleld A 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 U 12 IT1KDIHO Or till IMlTIOa tllCOt CIVIL niM Him L Fry C1 Rtln Island Athletes IJ 4 7S3 1104 Btaten Island rrlrketa 13 8 7oa 110 Crerent Athletlot 0 II Ia rrnl I Alhlla hnglewood field Club 4 13 I Baltimore J tlrookliB Ont Omoiii5iTi AUC iro Baltimore again a member of the American Attoclatlone circuit The jump was made at the Burnel Iloute this morning In the elo 1 quent word or Manager Billy Bernie th old cow erotieil the road but raited no dint for there was abtolalely no monetary oonilderstlon Involved II goes without caring that the Association magnates re ceived Ilarnle and hie boys back In theold fold with open arm and teerat cracked bottles The mat nstet present were Manager Carol and W It Watts of Baltimore Zoch Thelps President ot the American Atioclatlon and W II Whtltaker who lent whatever air of sanctity to the proceedings not urnlthed br the Inimitable brain ot Bernie There wee a protest agaInst the contemplated action In the ebape ot a telegram front Manager Kenneuv of the Brooklyn who laid be woul1 be able It flnUh the seaton provided the clubft would content to waive the guarantee To hii proposition Mananer Morton of the Toledet ob J ecteu and right I there and then Brooklyns Anouatlon team becume a defunct body The new rcbedute will begIn In Baltimore halt lueidsy wben the Browne and Orlnlet will I meet Loulivllle and rolumbut will fellow Baltimore will then play an eastern series and then start Westward Baltimore attnmet Brooklyns perrentsge In the roe and will endeavor to pull up by adding to It whatever the team mav be able to wrestle from Its associates Manager Berate said there wguld be no change In the Players eicept that he expects to land a pitcher and a Igali lIih third baieman tn a few day but he will not sign a Brooklyn player Barnle I and Phelps were alked point r f onlp 1 were probable that there would be an amal gamation of the Brotherhood and the AmeriCan Atto elation To tbe query both gentlemen replied firmly In the negative and said they were entertaining no Ideas l neither was It probable although they admitted having been approaebed by a Brotherhood agent who rJ endeavored to lay a basis for inch a consolidation Each member ot lbs party heft for bU home this vsnlng The AssociatIon fVIII Fight br D lr LormvuLi Ang 20 Should DIr the released Brooklyn pitcher play with the New York National League Club before tbs ten days eiplrea In which the Atioclatlon clubs are given to waive t claim to Paler a bitter war will follow and It may result In the dltrnp tlon of the national agreement We Intend make a warm Cent over the matter laid I Ur Phelps We have bayer broken the nsllonal agreement de spite the ramon of our being about to do so and we do not Intend to do 10 f cannot see how the National League can afford to do so and rolo not think they will do anything of tbs kind The Daley ease It I very clear Ho player In tbe Ameri can Alioolatlun can Sign with a club of any other association 0t ItJe 1 sociation until the other clubs of the American Ano clatton have waived all claims hit I services and they are allowed ten days noltoe ot hit release I I have notified President Young of the purpose of the AlSO elation to contest the right of the New York Club CO sign Pitcher Dales and do not think there will be any trouble If the matter Is I not adjusted UlbenlI be trouble The Astoclstlon It It thought It anxlooi for the National t ll rc n f ii tell tional League to play Daley as It will only furnish an mouse for the former to loin bands with the Brother hood The Attendance Yesterday At Lttrgtu IrOlTIerAOII4 New York 2444 Brooklyn 833 Boston 143O Philadelphia 3184 Buflalo 2187 Pittsburgh 1100 Totals 4783 7843 Game To4ar KinoivAL txicnv New Tort n Cincinnati at the Polo rounds Brooklyn vs Chicago at Washington Park Philadelphia TS Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Boston TS Cleveland at Boston rLivxat LXAOCK New York TS Cleveland at Brotherhood Part Brooklyn TS Pittsburgh at Eastern Park Boiton vs Buffalo at rloston Philadelphia TS Chicago at Philadelphia avsaiCAK atonTiom Colnmbns TS Brooklyn at Columbus Loulivlllo TS Athletlcn at Lootivllle Toledo TS Kvrecnte at Toledo Bt Louis vs Itocheiter at St Louis ATtattTIO IttOCUTIOIt Newark TS Baltimore at Newark Wilmington vs llarrlsbnrc at Wilmington UTBIK CJlftl Bedfords TS Unions at New Brunswick Tui Set vs World at RldgeWKod The National Croquet Tournament NOXWICH Ang 2a Uumld weather with accajlonal showers Interfered somewhat with the games In the national croquet tournament today Rain fell In a tor rent last night and It took the players molt of the fore noon to tponge off the grounds In the morning tint division a strong game was played between Nash and Strong Strong had gone the rounds with one ball and jail gone out of the cage with the second one and had Nash tied up when Nash made a An Jump shot over two wlckett and secured tho balls He In turn tied up Strong aa he thought but Strong mad a tuterb Jump I shot rlgitnjng potltlon ot the tails and winning game In the second dtvliloo OreenslU won from Bit biough In I a close and tslllul game In the third I dlvl tlen K Fay won from Barrett and Preston from Holly holly I cade twi tuperb earrom efois hit ball hitting the border thret tiroes and his ball then striking Fret ton ball Afternoon ganes In the first division Smith won from Baldwin I hmth from Hpauldlng and Johnson from Uetmond bpaadlngplarea I aa elegant game al r thoaeh wontel after making the roundt with one ball and with ball number two In the cage coming home be fore Smith had mIle a wIcket he slipped on a single I shot and bmltb look the baGs and kept them Epauld lot weakened The JobnionUermond contest was two hours long and hot fighting All oD war In the tocond dmiion Stout won from Gammon Far item Anger Driver from Oretniiit Jenks tbe jntenlle I cetili1 from Blbbrough In the third dlvulonMacpher son won from Shoemaker and Fay from t Holler Holler tro kt rnaile sums more very brilliant I thots but couldntmske letlI WThe new arrivals today were Fred e Terrr New tonMlle I Mast Prof Shoemaker Blarlitown r J both entered the third dIVISIOn t stout New Brunt wick who goes Into thesecond division Perry has oflered the Committee ou Ground a deed of the superb grounds Newtonvllle which It I e charming suburb of Boiton The anoilatton has tleoled thete otncerlt President John U Brewer of thliclty VlcePretldentt Abiier oi holly New York Jonph Bllbromh rhllsdet Obis and James W Tuffts Cottsge CUT Ferretery and Treasurer CbarUiacobt1 Bprlngflelif CorrespondIng Secretary leorge W Johnion Philadelphia Here a summary of the prise garnet up to 0 oclock this evening nan DIIIIIO Won Lost Abram Wambelrt Staten Island r i P II uermond Tarrrlown p 3 l U oo m O I W Johuton Philadelphia 2 o Charles jacubusSprlniHeld I o c K Smith Marthat Mneyard 2 I E M halilwln 0 a Il l F Hpauldlng luwnsend Hsrhor O 2 William hash Berwicb I I i 6 U HtrongNevr Loudon 3 o SSCOD DlVISIOtt Charles roll Philadelphia 3 o W II Apjar Aiburj irove o y 110 Far New Tork 2 0 F Driver Staten Islam A 2 lt Dr Davenport Northampton 0 a J Jenks Norwich 2 0 Joseph Htlbrnngh lhllaalphlafI 8 o AOamtnon Ljn i I I U tout New Bructwlck N J I u TIIIKD DIVIIIOX 011 McFherson Trenton S 1 W A Preiton Townsend Harbor 2 1 H N Spauldlng Townsend Harbor B p IMward Barrett Northampton I 0 i Joseph Adameon Philadelphia S I g I E Fay prlugJeid a I Abner llolley New Tori 0 4 Prof Shoemaker Btatrtiown l N J u f Fred C Perry NewionvlUe Mass 0 0 The New York German Otis Club The New York Oerman Gun Club held tucclilfol shoot on the Dexter lark grounds L I reiterdty af ternoon Nineteen shooleri went to the score and considering the difficult rules under which the club thoott and the fine quality of the birds the scores made were remarkable lab shoot at 10 live birds club handicap W yards boundary gun below the elbow until the bird lion I the wing T and II IrapiJ Uoerllti 28 yards 61 p Uarini Jr HO yards 1hir Jscgtr n lsl lards Bu J Hehllobt SOyardt 8 F lloff 25 yards 8 u Leaver 31 lands 8 1 Cameln 38 yards8 J Fraser 21 yards 8 J Boessneoker 83 yards fli L r llanlnfir 80 yards B P I Oarms ft 31 I yards Ui F I banter 54 ardo 81 M Bondtn 31 yards II P LetUnger 21 yards Bi U Thorn ford 28 yardS ft O bcbrelner II yards 41 Kd Blanch It yrd5 Ol JI DanntfeUir 31 yardi 8 i KleinB Yards ti tboet off of the tie f Lelblnger 0 U Thomford II Base Hall New Polo Grounds Today Indus day Ladles free to grounds and grand stand League chtmplontblp Cincinnati vs New York Utme 4 f U Admission 500Ado Hale Boll Kuelirn Park Today OiOO P M Rrookljn vi ntuhurgh llaeri League ladles day Ladles free to grounds sail staudAdv Biaee Ball Washington Park Today Brooklyn n Chicago lame 4 r M Admission SOc Ladies free to grounds and rand slantAds DM Dcli Ta la r I1rotrbod OltTtlaat vs hew Tick Cans 4 r LvMft fr l 0 fl4 LJ s Peassyivasla Xlallroael to MOBtaoutb Park Ilaree Special trains leave Slew York from stations foot of Cortlaiidt and Peibrouet streets every race day at 11 SOAM UMinoon and I250P W and on solar dais only at 1 r II returning Immediately after the ruts Ado Lleblg demonstrated thatthe belt inbttltute for normal human milk wai not the milk of any animal but a combination of animal ullk with the elements of foots grains whisk are used in repairuia waste boU4 Ug tUeoes ant eaeiatlni beat Metllns food pre pared with milk aceoraint to tb alrttUonl terms 1 sat CemUmieadTl tibyU bliaa C 1 U BE CONSISTENT Dont overload yotir stomach with the vii eomponnds antS for liquor end yen wIll 0 joy better hahth it Is not the ilqnur that destreys I OUC stomach so mneh as II Is the adulteration lbo Cuthlng Protein liqoort are perfectly pun and free from all these adulteration Try these goods and you will use no other Our assorted cases are growing very popular I BOTTLE nnANJJT 1 nOTTIK BITS 8 noTTin noTJiinoN 8 noTTlK RDM 1 noTTin SIN 1 110TTIE HOCK ANII It IT Our wines ars telerted from the belt Tine yards and are warranted tn be the pure juice of the grope More than half our cuitomers are laitler which shows that our sttorta to give New York a Grateisas eiMb tlihtnent wlio e standard la purity liav been appreciated special attention to mall orders Renil for price Hit VMIISU rnorrHH co 1i25 Rroidway between IJth and 13th its yAnzros ARK rMr CIAIIY INVITED eelien Baby was siCk we gave her CutorU When abe wu a Chili ho cried for Outorla Wheel she baotma 11 Ua A claaf to Ouicda w4 1 AOME BLACKISH and Til biT It easy now Wolff sBlacking 10 A GREAT LABOR SAVER A OHINK LA8TO A WBCK RAIN AND ONOW DONT AFFBOT To NOBRU8HINO REQUIRED MAKES A SHOE WATERPROOF UBKD BY MEN WOMEN iKT OtULDBJZlt 1 Osa be washed like OQ Onto ass 4 Jrg rinl end NwatAewtsMI Aene ftP p IKOi rb 4toMf imic w atolls OLD S SIC Fuselvuce WILL oraiN ALAs AND CMiNavaMi i A MILL aralN TlNwaac f g i WILL SraiN TOUR OLD BaaMrr WILL STAIN BAava COACH AND WOLFF RANDOLPH PhIhadbbls SPECIAL AUGUST SALLE3 TO REDDOK STOCK f LAWN TENNIS RACKETS for IIW flHO and 54 ioioal price f J 3 5O cod KtQ OUT1R6 AND ATHLETIC CLOTHINB ltldig Trousers and athets Smoking Lon oras4 lirchfaat Jackete Shirts lanta Coats Belts cap Fasluss 41u05 to ste Evsryiltlnr good qusJityi itt reduced In Juries Ihts I 515 Opportunity to ptorId S ouruit with a itne oat3t 51 little Cost at srALtilSUe 241 sd 543 Smalway i1iIit titAIt NOTICE TO PisiuiVi I TUT PnKTM FOlK 25001 Brass multiplying lisle baanee handles screw nil oun holds IfcO ftethue tlVi I liien reel ilnet on block WRI feet u thread ala C iblhread 4i c IKtbread 150 Mnelleil hoOks alnglegnt j lOc Onion double lo treble Silo Beaded swivels I1c each Brai so belt Ibe dozen fi ltel 1 prea ere A inc itch Out leaden I tot Ito doten 2 foot 5M 0 fool Slot Lame variety of Wood shelL eki Silo 780 and II each bend 2q stamp for lUuttratel FlaoloJ Tackle Catalogue for IIUKX J P UAKHTKHH 83 COURT ST AEAR CITY IIAIU BKOOELTX XT OPES KVBMNG6 SPECIAL SALE OF FlSIIIi TACKLB UNTIL SEPT 1 PRICES IIUATIY HKDVVIV JUK think ot these price for fine Tsokle A Bray fly Hook tot tl most price H A 800yarA N f Multiplying l lick Reel for tl venal rrloe 5350 A Bass Line lio yards 12 thread for dOn i usual prt OJc Split Bamboo ClltIM HUD piece for 5p5e usual pric 8 fame with estra tip UTAI acual II M AVpllt lamloo TKOUT B0Dpbos for Kual trie ta OILer rticl s in Tackle 41 ti ttoe U rAUIlBOtt FOUR WINNERS FOR DALY TUB OAOR fttOK nAUTFORD IN GREAT EArOn AT nniauTON BEACH Xemoa nloeaem Jack or Diamond film toy and aieenennd Carry the Red and Greg to the Front T n Rookh and Delaware the Other Winner Father IHll Dalr cot moro than his share of the good things at Brlnhton Beach yesterday his horses winning the second third fourth and fifth races to the great joy ot the Saco from Connecticut Ten Itookh and Llthbert wore err strongly supported for the opening race but n bad Stall which sent the former away In front and loft Llthbert In the ruck did tho business Flynn landing the purse with Ten llooku Tho Chicago gelding closed up a lot around and finished a strong second Wilfred Jay a oroar old brown horse br Virgil out of Malta broke down In tho race The PowhatanErnetl flllr was considered a real old nilpipe cinch In the second but Lambley collared tho favorite In tho stretch with Lemon Blossom and won a Rood race by a neok Jaok of Diamonds re cently bought from Mr August lolmontwas an equal favorite with Hlr Oeorce for the scram ble for twoyearold Sir Uoorso was left at the post and Jack of Diamond beat the others with ease Fitzroy outclassed his Cold In the fourth and won as hoploa ed8orrento soonrlne the place almost as handily Jlenmnund had an easy alms of It winning thO tlfth for which ho was an odds on favorite 1 ho last moo of the day was run over the flat Instead of the short steeplechase coarse and Delaware beat the favorite Lee Christy In very clever style THE FIRST BACK Purse BOO of which tQ to eeond for threevearotds and upward selling allowances threequitters of a snl B 1 I i lttenbergscb rTen Kookh 4 by Ten Broeok Labia Rookh tw Flynn I O V Harkini A Coe b K Ltthbert aged 107 Fran II clul Mclarren l JrV b gUonYecrlito 4psiH 2 halll S lolet gelding I Dublin OitVValdo Johnaeri Duke of ofrnoVW g Lelntler ana 4 era aim ran Vllfred Jay broke down Time IllS Mutual pill 11740 IU7J HJtiO THE SECOND flACK Pun f3OO of which rao to second threeyear old snub upward selling allowancel threequarters ot a mile W o Dalys b f Lemon Btoisom 4 by Inkt Black burnVnllli 105 ijimtlY I J II McOormicVib lt dam hmlI ii8 Flynn S Saratoga HiatUi tr c Kin I Idler l l v lOS OTlnton 8 Lakewood Tappabanncick fchotover filcnaiora and Jolla Stiller also ran r11m 11SM Mataala paid 2010 bIS 511 THE THIRD BACK ran S40Oof which 75 to second and 2Sto third for maiden tvoTtar olilii iclllnc allowancti lire fur longs InW Co nalyi eh o Jack of DIamonds by Et DIals Nlll Jma llOL mbl r IIi T B llo well Ib f Vlrfi ll Moitr 3 11 tI arnk Sons tr f Ella I T oU Taylor 3 Cola rwoo4 AuMrola colt John 11 riorl II Ukrl gold Baylor Octagon Annie U rouhoutaa ana Mr UserS also ran railTIm I XII L Mntnali paid 11500 111W lf4O IRE rouETii BACK ran 5505 forbtatrn Ihrcayearoldi an a npwardt one mIle ana a furlong W n Valyi b h Fluroy d by Kitsg Ernitt WjoIflr l lWuo Jnllctta 104 Lamblfjl I C hatleri oh 0 Forrento 4 Ito II Andcrion 2 anover btablee on r Mtld 4 n7 hni 1 rarthlan Howard Annie U Suothino Borer and II10ndlo ID ran Tim 25 Mutual paid OJO UM 5123 rug Firrn BACK Pnn fsno of which SIM to tecond and ISO to third for thre year old and upward ouo mil and a alz tttnib IV O Dalys b K OJnmoDo4 6 br OlnmoroAltc J 1101 Lambley I RJ Phitippas ny General Gordon 5 IOOIFlroo S 1 ilantIne A COS b 0 BlantirO 4 100 Francis 8 Icberg and Bachul also ran TIm 144 Mutual paid ta50 SiltS 11200 THE BKTH RACK Puna sro of which 174 to Mcond and 13 to bIrd for thrtojearolds and upward one mile and a hair hLr aB M JI J II Lewis Jra on m Delaware Dt by LIttle Jim Anemone 14S Chanller 1 Clalnrllle Stable a b c tee Chrllty 4 141 iris Patrick SIt B T Oannnnt oh 0 Monewall 4 ISO 1M Lynch I 3 Pat Oakley Klllaroer and Jim Llnrpbr also ran Time 1S3M VutnaU paid I14Z hone soil for the place on either hone VPBBT3 OV THE flRIGIlrR Jack Hatchelor Pays 8Ufi9O br 82Mnd Horse at the Front The heavy rain ot Tuesday night converted the raco course at Onttoobure Into a heavy holdlne track Nevertheless the throne of race goers present was the largest ot the season and experts at picking winning mud horses gathered several rich plums Vance fourth choice in the opening scramble flvo furlongs set the pace all the way winning by four lenctne from Lone Jack Lomoz losing second place by a neck Buckstone post favor ite at 2 to 1 on made the running from the start In the second Taco winning by two lengths from Marty 11 socoml choice Woodcutter the eeloctlon for the third race tired tn the stretch Eatontown second choice winning by an omn length logo third ten lengths behind Woodcutter Blackthorn was an a to 5 favorite In the fourth race tjouvonir a5 to 1 shot led the Hold Into the stretch wbero McDermott moved the favorite up but failed to get the lead Souvenir winning br a length Slumber came In third six lenctbs behind Blackthorn Jack Batchelor at 7 to 1 post odds caused the downfall of the talent In the filth race winning by an open length from Gardner the favorite Isllant second choice losing the place by two lengths The winner paid 11300 straight and S3505 place on J2 tickets only one ol each having been sold Lancaster favorite at S to G hodlt all his own way in the last race winning by six lengths from MterlincWanderment losing the place uy a head Here are the summaries THE F1BST RACE Purte fix of which 130 to second for con winners 05 furlongs Sve Smiths br S Vance 8 by Vassal Mirth 102 Decker I FarkvlUe Stables u r Long Jack 4 1CM Day 2 J Valentlnea ch g Romeo b 104 iRlley B Harry BowelS Pall UsIL rattan Koililll Minnie J Llllle D Dr Jekyll and Johnny L also ran Time i uo Uutuals paid III 40 015 115 THE SECOND BACK Pores 5300 of which bob second selling allowances Its and a half furlongs U Daly s blk b BockttPne aged by fitonthenge Mary Buckley 124 irs Doaue 1 O J Kelly sen o Marty B 4 iiaHergen 2 Terry A os oh c Shakespeare 3 llu McDermott 3 Iendeimls Tiburon Topeka Armorette nilyand John Finn abs ran Time I 1S7 Mutual paid t3 78 ll01245 THE TIIIPD BACK Purse 000 of which t7S to second and KS to third selling alowancet threequarters of a mile r R pmltbs ch r Estontowu 4 by trogtown or OOT Bowie Settle iSo Thorpe 1 J A Bateholersb c Woodoutter a M Iliecker 2 Madison Stable b o age a IIM OrlRln s UracleXL klngtlock Ida Girl Dorr and facial B also ran Time ItlTV Motnali paid W05 fiuu sa25 THE FOURTH BACK Purse 300ot which 980 to second tellingallowaneei seven furlongs New Haven tables b m Souvenir aged by Bolos bans bouoL lOS liuelton 1 W Urmkablk h Hlacktborna luuiMoDertnolt 3 K Devtneebr m Slumber 6 1W Oh Lynch 3 Samaritan Brown Duke Jennie UcFurlaud Arlrona and Hot Scotch also ran Time 1I33U Uutuali paid f laio 3BO JJfri THE FIFTH BACK PnrtetVXi of which ITS second and U to third selling allowances mile and a furlonr W II Tlramouit b f Jack BatchiTor 8 M O Mo Loughllnl 1 W M Rogers ca c Gardner 4 112Olourkt 3 C J Kelly bib h Vigilant 8 Bergen a Beta Pocatello Toulon and Spaniard also ran Time 3 isi Muluats paid 111800 tiia03 SJiO TPK SIITII BACK Furse tano of which 530 to second telling allow anceti seven fnrleugs Ft UddeJs b Ii Lancaster aged by lincttdeaMary Clay 535 Galtsesi I 1 Crlslols hr c Sterling 2 lIe 110 fynchi Ilortis Undlon Stables b g Wauderment agsdtilb 0rtnl a Top usurer Llltlefellow Rloton and Irli also run Time I ill llntnall paid IU18 348 raM Baeluc In claae1 LONDON Auc 20The race for the ITnrdwlcko Stakes of lOsoverelRnseacbwlthSOU soverelens added for twoyearolds distance six furlongs was run today at Ktockton and was won br Sir R Jardlnes bay colt Sarawak br Borneo out of Queen Bathllde H Chaplins boy filly Bchlam by Hermit dam by Controversy out of f Mahonlo was second and Lord Zetlands bay colt Patrick Blue by 1rlsm Installation third There wero fceven Btnrtors The Oreat Northern Leeer of f 10 soverelirns each with 600 sovereign added for three yearolds distance one mile and a half was won br A Lascells bay colt Unerna Birth day by Itaeloscope out of tlatlldo Thu Marquis Talons chestnut colt Cblldebert by Chnrlbert Iuln was second and Lord et lands bay Illy Murearlne by IetrarchMar carlta third ills horses started SARATOGAS puns ItACFS The Kttowlac One Make Proatabl Belf tlral or Winning Hud llane BABATOOA AUR 20The attendance at tho races was fair for an extra day Contrary to tho expectations of the bettlne fraternity thoro were few scratches on accountof tho muddy track the Held of puree horses averaging the largest of the meeting Eioerts showed re markable judgment Iu selecting winners three out of tho five races falling to favorites and the fourth to a second oholco horse But II lofty tumble came In tho last race Tho aced coldlns Birthday a 30 to 1 shot moved out of the ruck nenr tho finish challenged tho lenders and won by an open length from Major Tom Forerunner the se lection for the first race won In a splendid neckandnock race by a head from Strata gem second choice liustood second cbolco at the liberal odds of 4 to 1 headed off Flood Tide In the stretch winning by a length Kmlnonco tho favorite coming In third three lengths be hind Flood Tide Kitty Van with liarnos In the caddIe carried the money of the talent In the third race at tho short price of 10 to 7 on Tho favorite and Susie engaged In a lapping brush In the stretch Kitty moving out at tho finish pressed by Golden host Kitty won with Uolden Hod at her Hank Young Duke with Taral In tho saddle wa backed all around tho ring to win the fourth purse which he did handily by two lengths from Vary the stoond choice selection Hero are tho suuiinatlos THE FIIIST rACE Furae fsoo of whIch IU to second for twoyearoldis ito furlong K Urowne oh a Forerunner br Fonio Mary In phter SibS AUnl 1 I II otucli Broa br o Stratagem 1H Tarali 2 I Maieie Villa Farms b o Ir Rae nil iiorman 3 Ulrabeau Wlnoaah Undjeika rennyroyal KnjtDla Gold Step Audit and Lady Lna also ran Time II hI49 I Bettlnr Aralnet Korerunner u to 5 Stratagem 210 I Iennyroyal Atol 5 Mnonnh I ami Moitjeika each la to 1 Lady mile I 01 to It Mlrabeau 3j Sir Kae each 0 tol Eoffenla and hill Step each 4utol AudIt COtul I WnuaU paid Siau THE SECOND DACE Pone t4 of which Sluu to second one mile and half furlong M B Jennincfe ell o Buiteed 8 byOnondata Ballet I lob Tribe 1 Maltese Villa farm i e b c flood TiJe iiiYi fOormanV 3 Keystone Btablei l br a Eminence 3 McDonalil 3 Delmar Martin ROll Inuiit llavldion RojalUar ter Clamor and Bin Dee aluo ran Time 18 I Betllnf Affalcit Eminence u to S Bnlteed 4 to 1 Martin Ruf aell 7 to I Roust darter cod Clamor each s it I Klooa Tide 10 tol Delmar and Laura Darldaon each li tol lW 11ev Suits Ltlntualt paid It THE Til HID RACE Pore tVTO of which S 0 to aecond for threeyear olda and upward ill I rnrlonn J f Bon b m hltty ian by VanderblltAprll rool 102 flamed i Bradford Stable cliit Golden Rod s 107 Tribe 2 Auburndale Stable e ch c KlUK llaxem I ion Mack 3 Bathos SusIe 8 Kanillna and Veronica alto ran lime I 106 Bettlnz On Kitty Van 10 to 7 nrninit I Veronica 3 to lIB p J r I Oftlden led and Kttiir listens each H to r I fiettlna in tol ratIons 15 to 1 Susie litoL iiutuaU paid f3 8a THE FOURTH RACE Purse nno of whIrls t v to verond for tbreevearolds and upward lire l and a half furloora f J 1 rllnna b s Yoimr l uke aced by Duke of Ma genta Morteme 116 Tarat I TIl tti renia b I m OVary H ISO uharossi 2 T M Barrji b f Ecstasy 4 07 Boyerl 8 Cambnea lfiE O Oenerler Mr vrnilam Hob Mil ler Algebra gelding I Olenfallon and Qladlatorallo ran Time I laji Betllnc Aralnit Tnunc Huke H to 5l Wary 314 to I Gladiator lu to I celere and Bob Miller eaoh 12 to I Cambyiei alit Ecstasy each IS I to I Sallle 0 fir vrnilam Aliebra gelding ana ijlenfallon each 40 to I MiuuaJi paid 4 3X THE FIFTH RACE fume sv of which IVl to second for threeyear oldu and upward Belling allowancen one mile TI Berre eh i Ulrthilar aged br ilenelir VI taltty IU7Orerlonl I Datil lord Manor Stable br c Major ThIn 3 IVi Borer 2 WO Scullylch f Marie K 101 Barneo 3 n ollhTt Illi kJ rol II Kfjitonf Letretta Dyer Boualetta hiss I UK Brown Jug and Lever JI also ran Time IJ7S Bettlnr Aralnlt Major I Tom b to 1 Le retla 5 tol Marie h Si to 1 Kellonihlp tro n r iIi IV to H Birthday Bonalelta Flies anil lever filly cacti ao to I Dyon HJ to lMerkie 1IH Kevitoue ana hlg UrownJur each Ml tol Mutilate paid tisa NTIiIR3 yvn oiosaiovTU PAHE Prince Itorat Aekrd to Carry 1ST Pountli In the Handicap If Prince Royal can carry 127 pounds and boat the field opposed to him todny In the Delaware Handicap Monmouth ho will In deed bo n clinker Ills roost dangerous op ponents are Ithono and Lnvlnla Belli unless roguish Reporter takos It Into his hond to try Bledsoe may win the opening event with Chemise second and Blithe and 1earloss will run some In tile second Klncman and Klldocr may do In the fourth filuceard and Philander In the fifth and Uuke of the high lands and Chesapeake In the net I First Ksce Vree handicap awerpttakee for non win liens In IisOot Aeaci vitli louDndiled one mile Tom Hood 114 Fd Hopper 103 theniite ill Malachl 100 Badlant 104 1 lledioe V7 Lucy Johnion HA Second Raco Rweepitakeii for two yearoMt of 13 each with IM added three iiuurieri ul a mile Blithe hue EtnttisJ 07 JoeleW 105Fei rlell Il Adventurer 114 Patrick fa Mr San no Bertha rampbeli f Revolt colt llOHelrei 83 Third Bace Delaware Handicap K iweepitaket of svi ascii for threevear oldt and upward with ElaO added one mile and a quarter Prince Royal l27Keport IOT Stockton IHiJoe conrtney in Bhono llJNorelle 113 Lavlnla Belle liti Fourth Hare Free batidlcati aweepiitakes for two yssroldsof 51 each with S1OUO adard thrteuuarters of a tils KiMeer US Hoodlum 103 lry liock niMlaa mi Kinrmivn Ill Ilegars colt 80 Walcott 107Ur Duke vt Fifth RaceHandicap sweeiiftaken for threeyear oldt and upward ot l lu i each v Un 011110 l vdued seven furlongs Lola May inaiMnggar1 102 Arab Stall Waiteraon uo Kenwood ll 3Plill n ler PS r ortli 101 St Jktnet m Sloth Bace Rweepuskei for three asrihls alit up weDS or IA cacti with 1511 wilded tglllui allowaljivv one mile Sliesapeake irmVetidetra en rutsiilt IOM Duke of the IlighUuii Ii 17 1avood 1U5 Entries for slorrl Park Hake Secretary Look annnunoee the following entries for the stakes uf the New York Jockey Club which cloie on Aug 10 For the Manhattan Handicap tluo added to be run at the fall meeting LocgihuL AI barrow flood Tide King Thomaa TOurnament HalTator Klrente Mngiion Sir flbou Ron Racine Lavlnla Hell Caiilua lest away It OanCan Senorita Buildhiiu Reporter Uncle bob Diablo TrUtai Stockton Ironfutc lois Angeler Slnaloa Santiago frlnceis Howling Tenor Mbtitague NoTada X Judge Uorrow Eric turns 1rlure ronio Tea Tray ComtTnTaw llcrlluglen Hacelatid Prince Royal Now or Never her the Champagne Flake 52000 added for two rearolds to be run at the fall meeting Kane Am bulance Reckon ettchester Chatham Fresco Fire works Riot ortou Hoodlum Sequence colt lore runner flelone 11 Oily Kllldeer Heiress Arrogance Uncertainly Vanity Varlelia flliy Dutch Glob fun team Eaperanta Cleopatra Kihel Jesuits Trow bridge Laurestau Peter alcott PalrTlew Trinity Btrathmesth lopy fortnne lluenme Hiratagein FUTla Beauty Mutter The number of entries for the stakes te be run In Idol arei Juvinlte Stake tJOuo added for twojear olds 1M tlie Great tollcie takea IloOCxl added for twojearoidi tu5i the nursery Btakes for twojcar Oldi 300o added sail The number ot entries for the tlakei to be run In IR01 are i withers Stakes with t1 Ito added for three rear olda I96i Belmcnl Stakes with tsuo added for three yearolds 171 Ladies Stakes for three yearold miles with tlm added ins Hunter Slake with t ooii aided far three yesr old flutes P7t Jerotnebttkes for threeytsr olds with IO00 added 2 3 florae News From Kentucky IiiliOTtiir Aug Stt Tlpton C Brstneld of this city have bought for FA510 of John E Clark New Drum wick K J 7 abroKUiuckllng colt ty fed Wilkes data ollle Stout ty llambrtno Tatcben Woodborn Farm Spring Station has sold for fancy prices the following Thetwoyearold eheitnnt ally finest by Belmoui dun liaroldana by harold to Emulbach Hamilton A titka Wicslthg ST Va the bay threyearoIi colt btpe Li 5erd Koseeb dali bilnea WIik Vr Mere ilk td II r7 To 3d 11 daauJlJ lug bylleltatini Ibesteul SPORT AT POUGRKEEPSIE A JJUILDtO nonr run ma nov tilts IV TUB SSO CLASS Heven float Trotted and th Rtnall Htlll In DonbtHlnlUht used flat Paltr WU Their rventaMr Unmllm Hrtre Belle Ilxmlln sad Jostles In litO 14 TVItkln Ilnlf n Hecoad or the Teem Itfcard Pouomtltlt1ll1B Auc 20Thlll morning It looked black for tho Grand Circuit raco as the rain had fallen heavily all night and the track was deep In mud A cool wind and later on tho sun worked wonders together on the course which dried so rapidly that br noon It was announced that everything was ready for the second days programme Of the throe events on the card tho 220 class absorbed most ot tho Intorest for this was a large field of speedy yotiiic cracks and to pick the winner was a problem that purzlod the talant and staggered the sharpest when the pool selling began MIl Alice Dotty Jones and Camilla brought moro Individually than the others and Just before the raco Miss Alices stock went up to 100 while the field bronchi about S85 against tho handsome young mare Irom New York An the footing was a trifle soft but was Improving all tbo tlmo nona of tho choices wore sent for tho first heat and Warren rushed away at the polo with Olobo after him In tho homestretch Olobo closed with tho Btnlllon and was boating him I gradually till Warren took a run which lundod him first br a length Ho was sat back for running and tho heat wont to Globe In an even 220 Before the next beat i mo t of tho pools were the field with Globe sold out tho odds being C to 1 against Mr Hamllns trotter Andrews decided to take It easy with tho gelding this tlmo and with Miss I Alice Betty Jones and Camille still going easy i Warren had a clear road till Golden nod over I hauled him and was first br a couplo of lengths 221H ThlswaR too slow to win and tho friends of Miss Alice decided to plunge on her so that she brought S25 against 22 for tile field before the third heat John Turner who was driving her for the first time thought he hall got well enough acquainted with Miss Alice to lot her step along and she came round the rear guard very net in the third quarter while Femme Solo was leading the way with Oolden Itod at lint wheeL Un the homostrotoh the finish was botweon Gold en Itod and Miss Alice tbe mare les sening the distance steadily till sbo slopped In a soft place Thin threw her off her stride and the gelding hold the lead to the finish in ttslvc Betty Jones had stolen through on the Inside and by a rapid burst got to second place wbllo Miss Alice ran past the wire Uolden Hod had reduced his record by three quarters of a second and looked so dangerous that he sold as the choice at f 1C and tbo field for 21 Ho got rather the worst of the tart and lost the polo at once while Globe made a rush from the outside and had clear lead nt the quarter Miss Alice was back In fourth pluco but going steadily and from the half began to close on the leaders At the head ol tho strAtch she was In socond place and de pplt Globes efforts came on and boat him to the wlro by length In 220 halt a second bo low the record she had made lucre just n year ago and also In a fourth heat At once the mare was restored as a favorite sailing for 125 while the Hold or1j tosI dropped to 11 The fifth heat was disastrous for Miss Alice as she mitde a break on the tire turn and lost tbe polo to Globe falling back to sixth place She closed tho gap In the thUd quarter and looked like a winner till half war down the stretch when she lost her stride again aud Globe bad another first to his credit In li22 moo more the betting veered round and now It was 111 lor Globo and 125 for the field A now factor appeared In the sixth heat when Camille woo bad llnishod second in the tlftb went away In the lead with Btevle and bent him handily from the half Globe foil back and Miss Alice after coming round the rook on the upper turn made a bronk which settled her chances wntlo Uanillle came homo In I 222 two lengths l ahead ot Stevlo Farmer nor a close third This fresh development had Its effect at once and Camille ruled the betting nt S20 to 23 for the rest before the seventh heat Htevle outfooted tbe Philadelphia rnn re to the quarter and kept iho pole all tho way but Miss Alice had strnck her clip again and getting through at the third quarter made arantd finish nailing Htevlo lust at tho wire It was a close thing but the judges saw the mares head lu tJ ont and she got the beat In 223 It was growing dark by this time and after waiting a few minutes Starting Judge Martin announced a postponement of this race until tomorrow The summary as It now stands Is as follows 2U rises puree SIMS DoOnlhd Milt Alice by Alcantara Turner U10 8 1 5 8 1 Globe Andrews I II II 2 1 0 3 AAN J II II Golden Rod McDonald U I 1 8 4 5 4 Camllle iinldimlih 7 u 9 4 2 1 3 hteleUeerai 10 n 0 0 to 2 2 Belt Jones Wills 5 1 2 10 IS H H Fimme Sole lOrrln lon 4 s 10 7 s 7 6 Farmer Uor ArioKl K a 4 a H 8 7 Frank B Kygeri 11 7 I 6 7 4 3 Warren NIchol 2 2 811 It dr Acolyte Wilson 8 4 8 S it Or l nme2 2 2IK 2 IIW 2 20212 22 223 There wa a field of five In the 227 class but Slcllght had shown miles no tar below 220 that the raco was conceded to him If ho kept level Iools at first were S2 for BIgllght and U for the field Ella Wilkes delayed the start and was then drawn tilgllcht had tho pole but made a break in the first quarter and Asses took the lead When the favorite regained his stride he cume on and bent tbe ol hers as lie pleased from the half The mile In 222 ls I his llrst record though ho Is credited with a trial below 21 There was no belting of con sequence after that anti two more boats ended mutters In Tavor of tho hentuck llyer lie made a bleak In the third hear but Goers handled him cleverly ami landed him in front after tho mistake Hummorles 2J7 clsis 1110 51IOU fl lnliL iy ilgnnl dleeri I I I Lf r 1 Mghttngaie lAbdrewa 522 lloieyH f hnrder 3 3 4 Ida Sorwonil lcnIalicoI 3 4 3 hiiex iM boll 4 S 8 ilme3 KV 2 214 22J Fvon moro one sided was the tree for nil pvc and nona oiild 8i eculatn aualnst Hal 1olutera cnancex The veteran campaigner liosHlr Jr 1 moll It lively for a heat leading until below the distance but Pointer mad one of his meteoric finishes and lot the beat In 211 After that two miles in 216 leN mat enough to win Free for all pare ounce llrtfV list Iointer by Turn Hal been 1 1 1 iluiilp lr Tamer 228 Jewett dettlt 832 Time 2il3i 102 la An extra event on the card wan the milo In double harness by Belle llamlln and Justinn to bf driven by their owner C J Ilamllu of Uufialo It was stated teat ibo wares would trot to beat the team record but this was amended and they started ncalnst their own best time J1H made with Mrlllamlln behind hem Tbe old gentleman was applauded when ha took the rains from Andrews and logged his marcs up the stretch At tbo flint at tempt they came down steadily aud were sent lIT The first outtrtor was a moderate one in 3il4 seconds but from there the clip was so much faster that the half was made in 103W Then they eased up and trotted a 220 gait for the third quarter retching that point In 143 4 Coming homo Sir llamlm begun to drlie In earnest and tho bay team was fairly flying down the stretch cntnltig under the wire strong und truo In 210 Everybody cheered this spleudlil performance which Is one that no other breeder has ever accomplished as 311 f Itatnlln brod both maros and has always owneij them It wa the general opinion that the tlrbt and third quarters could have been trotted enough faster to enable the team to breiiK the record sf 215l 4 Special acalnit time Double team Belle llamlln and Joitlna CJ Ilamllu I Time lIbel a Time 2 HH For tomorrow there arothreeclassos besides the 2Ji class left over from today Trotting nt Mnynvllle Liiixcro Aug 2IlTble was the opening day trot ting at Maj n Ilia Tin time considering track was food Following It ibetiumar Three year old stake Dr darke b o by Crclnne I 1 l Vallua br rbylasro 223 Ulile Mrilr ior oil t br Robert SlOirellordis TimeS h t Wti 2A5i4 228 olass D I b e tiy nictator t l t Oot Tom b g bt Romps 3 j a McAllliter U I g ty blacks llainbletonlan 884 Dolly Ullkiiriu nibr Ked Hilket 4 t 3 llmeitone I b f bv Ibe King 043 Egwood Us by h b rt o e 8 Jfuie2 2T t i 3 Co art Teaal ei Nr rorr R L Aug 20fli national court tionls tournament opened this morning at the Casino There Is but little Interest In this form of tennis sad only a few ipectaiori watched the nlay which was good The match was between Metcalfeot Boston and Herbert of winlngtoo Jltlcalfe won prettily In tbree eats out of four She Coors wan 0Il 4s stt oj Hike Warren of Uollou plays MetcaKe tomorrow for the cnamploiuhip FAST Tints aiAin AT CHICAGO Home Verr lIvely Trotting aad Facias 4 the Itreedere M etlaa CnirAoo Aug 20The programme present ed by the Northwestern Trotting and Breed lug Association consisted of five races two ot them the 1yearold trotting and pacing and 218 trotting class being postponed races from is yesterday The first men was started promptly at noon Tho match race between Palo Alto fl and Jack was postponed till tomorrow owing to the largo card for today Just before tha 4 start of the Inst heat ot the 218 trotting class the famous Sunol was brought out for n trial quarter I The mare was sent round to the throequar ter at a 225 gait From there Marvin let her j out driving the quarter In 31 seconds oven as 4 ofllcliitly announced Several wellknown horsemen In tho press stand took the time and made It 80 second The attendance was Tory inrgo fully 10100 persons being present i Summary Tlireeearoid stake pacing and trotting Manager 1 I UatifleA 3 3 t Jack siuiel 2 a a Time iln 2 24 2 2u4 Four retr rid Hreeder fitAkb Belle 0 thou 1 i t lorence I Pllllard a 3 9 Roderick Dim 2 8 S 8dr Baroness 4 dr Time 221Hf 2Sit 2234 2 in clan trotting purte 2000 Kennr I 1 t Aliln 2 2 a Jennie ralnit 8 a 4 WalterK S 4 a Black iieorge 4 a O ih Tlme3 24U2 I Jtl7 C 21R doss ttottlng purl tlOoo Alfred 1 1 1 Mcllnel 2 3 B Margaret H 3 8 2r Nobln 4 4 4 noteberry 8 6 IV j Culvlna pruifoe 6 8 e Tlme2ll7 2IUW 2 10 2 20 clan pacing purse 800 4 1111 25118 Turk Franklin 1 1329 I 51 aynet ttllket 8 2 444 4 Alletries 7 4883 t Flmllev 0 S 8 cUs Cwtar 4 din Llsrlell 6 dla 4 Tltne2 217 2I7j4 4I9 2IP Xrotttnc at Norwalk Kosvjtic Aug P1The fall meeting of the Gentle mens Driving Association of the Connecticut elmlft opened on the fair grounds here today and will con tJl tinue rough the week The attendance waalarjro the weather excellent and good sport Was wltnauiaon a fair track S The iiiminarletl Member Purse 240 deed purreSIOCX J II Lewlis b g Spry t 8 it T K Wertion r r Black Dick 2 1 3 a Tlios gulnlana blk m Nancy e 388 John Iattertons b m Esitern May B D 4 4 5 J II llamlllnnlg m Mabel G 5 4 8 a JK Woodtiulltbg Frank 4 S a o TlroellSM 2 17 239K 2tO snoclam inrieMM I n O Smiths b g llardman 3 111 K I C Io ter b g lurtfe Purple l 2 s a C B Swan ah I m Olntl B B 8 8 ii Tima2151 233h 230 237i 2ifllss purseSlo CK Swans oh m NellIe 1 181 s II II Howards b m llule 11 4 a I a II ft fmllhtch gJewel 3 424 fit W Neelet e bk g Koeket 2 o 5 S IX F Balls m Maud O 5 8 4 5 Timeliao 211 t 231 280 The track Is K Ith the exception ot Charter Oak Hark the ten li the Mate l u TIm Nnrrnnanictt Tonal Tournament t NurnioiniT rue n I Ang 50The tournament was continued here this afternoon and the Interest taken In the mm rim continues to Increase RaIn pre vented pluy In the morning and the matches did not commence mull 3 P U In tbe fret contest ut tbe dar 5J R P lluntlniton defeated the Western player J Ryan ton In two rett Thin rosy victory was rather a stir prlie to Rrersons friend a they had expected to eee their chemiIon she the Vac champion a hot trcrgle O K Cumptirll and A K Wright played a close match which the former won although Wright wan In roil firm D Miller tACt l W B Dlnimore ani J K l arvrr won fnnn I Manrhetter In three sets hell rbiiifl the COllIe if the tlav and one whIch at IrHCteil much attention n S Campbell and H P Hunllutftuu here in meet unil decide who aluinld play the tlnm round The llret Fet waa exreedlngly cluae stit I at lut went t rampbiil ssI Then Huntlngton i liiinti lu plat a game fiat would be bard to win Atnmif and Hie second ret went to him 6s The drilling ret Was begun ami round of applause fnilnwediurli reid rur llir Ore and ill all were cnlleJ atul tlien the nntaue gaine went to Illtntlnvton In hue nevt rain linntii gton wax 40 to bile opponents If ana needed but one point to win this match lint tamplell made four ntrnaei In OiliCeaslOfl ant tied the iore TlKnintrli wan th n poatpnoed on aaeouut of lUrfciieM and wilt be i rnmioeLced all over again to tcu nmrruw iiiornllic lll score i I Singles Third Itund It P I Hunllnetnn beat J A 1 Byeron 117 IlS I i K Campbell I eat A K n right lb 4 ibsl 1 W Carter bent f Mancheiter Ul L 44 L e 1 l Miller heat U II Hltitrnore tvs li4 Fourth Kound rainpbell it Hniitinciun 8Si 34 Seu un nnhlieil Coiifoiatnti tinjiiei iirellrulnary roond C Bjrne heat IV A Ilaemrr i4 i I renntnrtoa bent J t ramp IlI I oii 51 R Wotden beat o W Curtis by default S P drlRIlt lent DeUlny Mcoll br 41 default H II 5 bIdes beat K II Manchester tiI 2 I en Fourth Round W R YVeeileti beat fi P Griftln Si 6I 1 I Tocliting lslnrtreupy Ang 21 Three crack yachts saced dye 0111 In windward etd retlirn this attrnoon od Fa aile Pork Cotnniodore Frank 50111cc n toning for lb second tIme the McNeil silver tea service with big lIbfoot yacht Ciltie aoatnst lie Arrow and the Tern Noavols Aug JlLuuIgeuttint rivalry between Hurl lltnes cud arIes W llrolhrton reyirdlng this 1 msrita of their restecttoe achuls the Snmtuat and haIti culmlusted In day In a hubby exciting rae from liorinn lnhuit to Tavern IilaOd bOO and clIng a distant or Jcbost sic miles fr ro a aloe and a pee Juitit Fpbrlim Merrtll and Jose1l I Crssims wet th judgee alit tiusekeepers ltloeos boat waa sail I V by larle Slier whIle uiroiiuerton was his own aklp per ireliiertofl Wac in a bUrry to dent but th judge s i ordered him bark to the illie atid when lb pistol wie tired tie fci00 be wac haniicappdlton seconds Tb rae ese enblirtuiy 4 oliteetad but wss lttaiiy won hp ltritiur oIl will a Ifliflilte in opare The beer them cbailengsd lb wiener 0 race Ike hod uvSr the same coree on Weloesdsy lSeifl II for 101 a sit and lb cluitlellwe Was accepted

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I ioI t f t u 4 THE SUN THURSDAY AUGUST 1890 F I ilrbe UtY UHJB8DAY AUGUST 21 IBM it 4d M onenet TDK SON 410 1 1r 1d Anaaamaul ekaald t addrnaal te rUn ft fr straad U e don W U The Adranoe In the Price of Silver The advance In the price of silver from P I cents t I3 per ounce has a wider bearing than seems t be generally appreciated There I a renoral ttlsposltlon t eec in this nw dtpartuw merely a variation In te at of currency or a peaulatlro phenom enon Incident t Treat and sudden advance I I the Tolas of A Important commodity Wa bare heretofore In round numbers er fertrt about 10000000 ounce of silver per annum the remainder our product being AtMotbed by Government purchases and b U in the arts For these 90000000 cnoea there I now opened a market at I and It would seem at ant eight a C ft let their former export t pay our debt 1 abroad wo should have t substitute a cor t C rMpoedlnff export of gld but this I aot the case In our three staple exports i I petroleum cotton and beat wo come tatto competition with Urerusing ooun t o tton wth Unfulnt v trios exclusively with the exception e Australia Egypt and India supply r ply cotton aid wheat t Europe and with declining values of sUver In terms of sold t 1 long a we were on a gold basts those countries r competing with UN at a tr C tnondous advantage This I proved by the onormoua Increase In the exports of wheat aad cotton from India during the lot few t jrora By causing the appreciation of all I rer as measured In gold we make Indian I ti i sThoat and cotton cost just BO much more as I the rise In tho gold prlco of silver measures i Ot course wo cannot expect t get the full I measure of this advance The augmented II price of wheat and cotton In India and Egypt t must t a certain extent rent In order to L meet the Inaroased competition from Amer 0 ica But European markets will rise In t sympathy with the higher cost of those exports from too countries measured I In terms of gold Of our cotton crop wo I export In round numbers 5000000 bales e and of our wheat crop from 100000000 L I to loO000000 bushels It is fair to as I sume that tho advance under normal conditions f nvauoo norml ditions the price of tho exportable surplus r plus of those two staples would roach two F thirds of the advance In silver allowing 1l onethird t be taken of tho inoreasnd stand f a for Indian and Egyptian wheat and cot J ton t enable those countries to export nt all t 3 A against tho export of 20000000 ounces i of Oliver bullion we havo therefore the en hanced value of tho exportable surplus of J Wheat and cotton to say nothing of oil t Amumlng that w receive two cents per r I pound more for our cotton out of the now ft Intffitabla D per cent rise In tho value of t Bllvor we should thus have 10 porbalo added t the value ot the exportable surplus of cot J i ton and thus the country would receive from I I Europe 10000000 more than I has rnoMvod j or this staple previously Tho same calou t laUo applies relatively t our surplus of wheat and oIL We believe It will b found that this now i L f Value of silver provides the true protection to I III our agriculturists And the inferences to b f t drawn from these facts are plain Given Ii t 100000000 more In tho pockets of our farm er and It Is safe to argue that an activity I Due as we have not witnessed In years In I this country must follow in all lines and t ramifications of business L How the World Look at I f1r L l Tho unanimous European vp nun of the i ri l l killing of KipiMLEit both lay and ectontillc li I t I succinctly expressed by the London Spec I r II h1 tator when it spoakH of the tragedy as 0 not t T an execution but a scientific experiment in t l human and disgraceful 4 11 l Home of our own newspapers have attempted 1 i F tempted to defend such an outrage on our 11 7 common humanity as the London Satur day Review Justly describes it by Baying that that reports which aroused the Indignation or the civilized world wore authentic and t i did not come from eyewitnesses Yet two I representatives of press associations were r present on tho occasion and their report of i the occurrences is confirmed by Dr SnnADT t I t tho editor of a prominent medical journal I who was also among thu wltnebS8 They I all agree that the experiment to uai the language of Dr SIIIUDV was pretentious ly horrible and that the victim of it suf 1 fered during tho necessary preparations t I an amount of horror which has no com parison with any other form nf rapid de tf r i molition save those of being thrust Into the ie ii l itaiiczlo of a loaded cannon or tied to I dyua Ij r ffiltfl bomb It was I threefold experiment It was to i T determine first whetherclectrlclty will pro I I duco certain Instant and painless doth lie second whether particular machine used ii Il la lilted for Its purpose and third what Is I the proper application of theelectrlo current i flvnerulod Tim of the i Ilnerltd opinion physicians present Is that InHiisluUity was produced 1 Iriftantannnuily but It Is I only nn opinion Tho operation nf thin oxpriimcntnl death chair Is much crltlclued and Dr I BIIIUDY questions the electric method I of execution generally on the ground 1 1 that necessarily It multiplies machinery which without careful manipulation I liable to fall In Its working nnd tiling I I abuut disastrous rosiiltx rinally noma J leotrlolans and physicians and physlchts I I t contend that the current was not applied t I the proper portions nf the body From llrst I I t last and In all Its 1 features tho xpeml i II I I f mont has piovokeii colentlllc doubt amid I criticism which U bo stlrrrd up afresh i I t I i when the physicians who are examining sec I j j tions of KniMLEiin brain ali spinal old I mike their report to tIme medical socletloi t The auction now is whether WK nro going I I t hbo the experiment over again nn now I I i aubjecte whether other human boll nte tb sacilllcHd t the cau u of teiuntitle urioelty and ntnatuur philanthropy Sev i f eral condemned munlerem are In prison t j e awaiting elocution and when their cases I have been passed upon by tho curt ot lost resort they may bo usod for that purpose t a the law now Is A dlffcront ilrath ohalr I nifty bo bated In nol pn m niirt the current I may b Incmwd nnd ttlllprcnily nppllnl so I that tho rcleutlfln IntTrst will bn kept tip through them all i re1 Oat Will society look on such a eerles of I 1 lt 1 iie experiment with the coolness with which the Evening Isllol l forward t the sacri fice of the other victims V Has not the first been enough when It has Buffloed t earn tor us the reputation of having devised a 01 hlbltlon of horror and Indecency a which the Saturday Rerlru shudders A unparal leled In the annals of capital punishment antI only comparable with the proceed Inns of a wicked medlnval council of torture Yet It was gotup for the express purpose of making capital punishment agreeable all around so that nobody would wish to abolish It Illinois Democrats The Democratic Btnto Central OommltU of Illinois has decided that excessive tariff and dtartffftrd of agricultural issues shall be tho platform In tho campaign which the lon Jom M PALMEH has stoutly begun HOWAHD distinguished already The Hon PnooioK a lle ArIY tinguished Democrat who admired and fol lowed Mr It AN DAM has publicly warned Qon PALMBB against making the tariff tho exclusive issue neglecting State Issues and alienating the protectionist Democrats Ho has advised Oen PALE not t put his trust In the rural districts but t pay more attention to the cities nnd towns The Job of making tho farmers Democratic by descant Ing upon tho beauties ot tariff reform was tried In 1838 and tho results wore not Buoh R t Justify trying it again Dut word t the wise is not sufficient and Oen PALUEB and the State Committee aro bent upon giv ing tho tanners another dose of tariff reform form to the bitter end The platform adopted tho other day by tho Democrats of the Twelfth Congress district was a straight and square free trade platform lUiardlar tariff laes We reaffirm lh truths ex pressed by that honored and fearless statesman O OTIB Cutiun In Ills aneaxe of 1M7 and con firmed In onr national platferra of hIM and oar Stale platform of isio Wear unalterably opposed te the principle of a proleellv tariff bon I takes lh simIan of the mules for the benefit of a favored fw I As lone ts theta If a tariff at 1 I shenld be levied for revenn only and burdens should alt chledy open luxuries as llthtljr as possible npon the neceisarl of Ufa and lot 11 upon raw material Hut as a mailer of principle pertaining to tb future of practical consideration we now elicit that a revenue raised by a tariff Is the most unequal In Us nature most burdnsom In Its cost and mol prodnctlv of erailnn sod crime and we tner fOr look with favor open lh Idea when praotloabl of a general rejection of tariff taxes inch ci will uttl mslelr lead to absolutely free xehani of all rrodnota averywher This Convention approved tho candidacy of Gen PALMER for tho fccnato In that same eel tho candidate hlmsolf as reported ported by tho Chicago Trilnint reached tho point of saying Lotus unite t put down this ourscdrulnous system of protection lot us got that right flat I this wore not so evidently Oon PAL should advise him to HKns own canvass wo adle t heed PIIOCION HOWARDS advice and give Democracy a slight show As It is the Star Eyed Goddess pants for her boom In Illinois Once In Seventeen Years We congratulate thnt groat Institution for tho purchase M paper pads and postage stamps tho Peoples Municipal League upon Its first notublu and Ilsplrln triumph Col T ALLSTON DROWN who has voted but twice In thirtyfour years has shown his interest in the Peoples Municipal League by signing one of Its pledgee I may bo seventeen years or It may bo forever before Cot T ALLSTON IJnown again costs nfroomnno ballot but ho has done his duty nobly t society to himself nnd t the P M L A long D tho archives of that industrious organization are preserved from the rude hands of the ragman and tho Junk mnnBo long will the pledge of ColT ALLHTON mowN remain as a memorial 1 of his Inter mittent but polished Interfsrenco In the poll tics of this town The amiable OLIVEH SUMNER TEALII will guide the Enrollment Committees of the future t the gloss a In which Col BIIOWNB precious document will b kept for tho admiration of young re formers yet unshorn Ho was tho greatest of our municipal reformers Mr TALL will say with hushed and reverent voice to his comrades His record was hardly ex ceeded by any of us S deep was his In terest In municipal affairs thnt he voted every seventeen years Eighteen hundred and ninety wasnt his year for voting but ho was good enough to send us this pledge Ho went Into tIm country on election day I think but his heart R In the cause Ho was tho typo of reformer which wo ought to honor and emulate and tho Peoples Mu nicipal League was Justly proud of him I In evident that politicians have under estimated the Importance of the Society for the Consumption of Postage Stamps I it Is 1 t receive assistance from mon who have the powerful political following and Influ ence and the profound knowledge of municipal politics attaching to a gentleman who votes once in eavnntcen years It must b as formldablu as it is modest ChIcago Out of Site To rend our esteemed Chicago contem poraries now la t hear much windy sun plratton of forced breath and t feel against ones face a bitter spray of tears The Chi cago Herald trios to control tho convulsive twitchlnga ot its Intellectual countenance and speak up like a little man Congress has said that thor shall be I Worlds Fair in Chicago and from its decision tliPie Is no appeal In spite of nil drawbacks nnd em barrassments Chicago Is prepaiod t carry out tho wishes ot the people So It appears that Chicago didnt want the Fair but It was forced upon her by Congress The American people punished her fur her overboundlng merit by making her have the Fair willy nllly I she re fuss what means will Congress take to coerce her Would such refusal b equiva lent to an 061 t not of rebellion Appar ently the constitutional lawyers In Cook county have given an opinion that Chicago must hold a WniIds Fair In 1893 unless she is willing to plant her grand majestic feet upon tie Constitution and the Congress of tho United States Moodily but full of high resolution the WlndyClly blows wherever I lloteth and longs lor a site and there shall ole bo given to it Six months have passed growls tho Chicago Herald and we am not ole Inch nearer a Fair site than u o wore when tho President signet the bill ills Iswrurlngon you and the cocky chip of months has Into pOI fleas six monthllo ha passed doleful dumps Yet b of good cheer Oil cugu Coubider the chastening And purifying effects of disappointment bravely borne lloiltles Congrujs cant maku you have the Fair If you dont want I Pail it along Doubtless Kalamaton will be glad to hove It and U I better able to take euro uf It I Wiwp not Hweot quren for trickling tear in u vain Did It bee Its toy Let Hula muzoo havo It and dont worry any mote Our onco phllobophlcul contemporary the Chicago Mbune breaks into ironical laugh ter more painful titan traps The pistil walefs of Lake Mlehlratt 11 nndBlst at0 Ibe I eubmrrirtd Isnds of the cider bar tor and hire Is I every prospect that they will continue teat I ii o The riHIdlnt ot In ltllu ii Central does uol throw hlmivlt lot I ILIS arias el 1 she fair director saC IiI I I cot In niefkeurreuderi 1bo like from Is I foun t f rr Mary of War dan cot knew whim he can b I Stoat nuinf tbe barber sitS 1s I inclined 1 roe t I natter to Oentrses tat a Beard Tint mean p051 poaenent llh neat seat try Isnt the net century long enough for you t wait before you hold the Fair T D I rant to watt until 2000 and something you T3nt t 1t unti 2 ad emethlng I I boot your fault I the lake front alto will It IB not not do and A for Jackson Prt II settled yet whether there will b enough I dry land there for the Exposition dove t find I resting place for Ito I feet I Perhaps the CitntsTOPnnn CoLUUntra Is studying geography with his egg this morning who will yet lead an expedition of discovery t Chicago and real t her en raptured eyes a site for the Worlds Fair of 9103 Until that adventurous spirit comes OongrcasWlll not think of compelling Chi cago t hold tho Fair She Is I now bellow Ing for a pot ito Give her a Bite for tho Worlds Fair and she will move the world Meanwhile she should not b too impatient or Kalamazoo too greedy Fresh Ground For lope We confess that the time scorned t b past In which there remained the least hope for ouch I wholesome confession as this from tho Buffalo Oovrier one of the boss architects of Democratic disaster In 1683 Our esteemed contemporary finds occasion In the joy ol tho present for this humble revelation con I cerning tho post Democrats tilt vry bin err their defeat In I1 R tot lines thin they kr Uen Itiflof cacaos ot tea with lbs ether fellows This Is the first time wo believe that any CLEVELAND br Disaster Democrat has ac knowledged that the campaign of 1889 had been anything satisfactory In tho high est degree They had had a grand old politi cal riot and all the fun In It was theirs and they liked It The Idea of establishing the Democracy In control of the Federal Gov ernment didnt amount t I flip flap com pared t the ecstasy t b found In an edu cational campaign That was what they were after and no other desire rose Into sufficient Importance to cloud the Joy of their gratification Of course I they actually felt blue over their overthrow of the Democracy they may now Incline t look upon that partys restoration 03 the most serious purpose of the next national election confession tho Humility otlt0slon repentance are first steps In reform An ominous sign must b reported as found in the Ainu York limes In the form of this statement Mr KcKirs letter on II condition of free trade Ulior In EniUnd elfoled Mr 155110C Tho adoption of this view In place of Its old absurdity Indicate that the Timrt Is preparing to brine the fatal support of mugwnmpry to the regular Democratic nomination ol 1892 Wero it not that all other developments fill them with boo the Democrats might be somewhat discouraged For President In 1892 Hon JAMS E Op Del u of Ohio lenti XmocraUc Xirl Bettor rely upon a candidate who can count upon carrying State In residential year All Idoas now In the world belong to all tho world In fee sifliiel A uu iej fcMls We Bupno that tho Brand scramble will now begin This revolutionary revelation by the Jtrpubhc suggests the only explanation why hitherto the distribution of ideas was such that some persons bad more than others How else could that bo accounted for except by general Ignorance that wo all own all hero Is Considerable Interest attaches to I state meat des atohed from Texas to tbe Atlanta Constitution to the effect that the Republican Contention to meet on Sept 3 will declare against that State crushing notion a railway commission This Republicans will probably poll n stronger vote than ever before sum the correspondent as the railway commission Is meeting with much opposition In tho matter ot the next Republican Guber natorial candidate for Texas OH between the two aspirants Judge DELI and the lon Win STER FtANAnaN Ml admirers of frank and straight talking will be for FLANAGAN NEW YoRK Aug 11 WAIISEH MIIJIR who I fill outsIde the bretttrorks ha no follomir 1C left to hit own resottrrat Cincinnati tnqutrtr He tins at least one follower and enemy of his foes and unusually lively and f01 un lvely re sourceful one In beth aspects the Hon HAM ILTON FrAu Jr When FISII speaks the MILLED banner waves on bllb I Shall tho epitaph on Chicagos Fair b I Though lost to site to memory dear 7 No No THE ULU11BBll iJllRJIN A Report Crlllclitac President Irlah for DubblliiB In Politic WATERTOWK Aug 20The convention of Ibo State Firemens Association was continued contnuad here this morning The committee appointed yesterday to Investigate and report upon the charges against President George W Irish made 1 report that astonished that uontle mans friends the association In reference to the charge that the President was attempt ing to run the association In the interest of Coy Hill they found more or lose ground for complaint and recommended tnat n resolution be Hlopted by tbe convention cautioning the members or officers against any action which can be construed Into an attempt to control the association In anybodys Intoiest except tbat ol the volunteer llremon of the bUtte TUB resolution to tills ellect embudlad In the report was unanimously adopted without ropor The cburwert imnlnht ilr Irish ware pressed exPresUliint uf f the Association Frank M Bauer nf Uneuo who Is f a Hnpublksn nnd very close to Thorns 0 ilatt Mr Irish was very vr active In support til Mr Uanforth for Htnte Treasurer last ear and it was out of this that the charges grew W 1 Cole or Watertown and Charles B Rogers 01 Hudson were the candidates for President of the association Mr itocers was eleatod receiving IDS votes Tile tleo I Ion of all other otlicCrs wna deferred until Thursday to low the delegates to join In unti t excursion among the Thousand Islands this afternoon Tie VnanthorUrd Vmt of Arcbhlhoi Cor rlarmsi Nurae To roe KDITOI or Tin Ruflt I hare seen a Ir enlsr of the Peoples Mnolclpil 1 Lures In which the nuns or tlit licit Reversed Archblinop Corrlfan li I published as one ot a committee o clergmeti Tit llosi Jtsvereod Arohbtsbop li In I Europe A is I well known to the manafrrsof this taus He 1ms never been consulted ami hits utmarranted uie of lilt nato without hie Luowle Ue or consent le I an action whIch I D4ve oo Citing word to eharaetertx I only desIre the public to know the ten fast or this unauthorised uit of the name and Influence of a die tlnrulihed cItIzen I know nothing of the Municipal Leeiue but Surety the use ef lbs oamei of eminent xntUmea wIttiest their content will not help their class Tnome a rmttof Yloar Oeneial Bi AKIII Venice Civ Voait Leg II Eva lke Y7U PJioth Wea Not Parleet nom IA 1 fiottm Uirtlt amtKaniiD Aur le The Ant patent taken ojl on a icjrthe snub Knot Hit hai been scoured 117 William I Dodge ot Lenei ii rhstladelpkta IIri51btatog Vp hew IA tla4olpttl flecard A OtaloanaA feting waternelon with an elate air brlfbteneA Math strict yeiierdnr EvCa the CbFitiKt Crop Fnllk Vem ha l 4tIos ftprel here Clieitnnt left no tree sets behind bleeioratd tueio flout bat tbe blossoms The C mlnc Hubt Woot ITO to Hire V m lAO St faul I OnCe trpewrlter li likely le t tie Introduced In tbe public ecboole a a hart of tbe ooure New Ay llcalloB or Jlypaotiuo Buntllf Let e see I I san brfnettle ren Larkln Larklu Oe abead lining lather a few pauei At rises Itmorrow yoi will land uie the ISOyoe borrowed too Larkla fir coming Ie iudtnlTtli lecafrylntajoke Quite Mb I II paid nU fits atti a UW I aitiet A ease o I1 kaslbU I r I ins raaxa XKTT BATILR nlll Thlr nlN Gn Armor Bpel and Coat Endre WA nt aToi AUK 20 Wben flecretary Tracy Issued his circular on the 1st of July InvltioB proposals to construct the three battle hips Drovlded for br the present Ooncross I further details war promised for the Icforma ton of blddera Tha promptness Tilth which tha I I cnl was vubllihad and the nonoral plans wara announced after the authorization especially conalderlnK the amount Involved It belna I tl2000000 for the three vessels exclualve of I armament and 2760000 mote for Ihe7 O ton crultr WM surprising and unprecedent ed The result will be to advance correspond Ingly tho time of their completion The act provided that the three vsasols should each have about 6500 tons dlst ac ment The actual plans contemplate about 9000 tons dis placement with the same limit of cost which Is I 14000000 each exclusive of armament and speed premiums This will allow I Ion 1th of 833 feet on the load WMor line an extreme beam ot 60 feet and a moan draught ot 24 The hull II to be of steal unsheathed with bracket framing and double bottom from armor shelf to armor shelf fore and aft The armor at the water line Is a belt of steel seven feet In breadth and olahteen Inches thick with an added DC inches behind the wood backing The transverse armor at the ends of the bait will be fourteen luihes thick while I from the belt to the main dack there la 5X I Inoh armor on the aide backed by 1 broad bunker of coal A curved 3Inch armored dock extends fore and I from the ends ot tho wa terline bolt over the engines and boilers its edges meeting tho ships sides below tho water line Above this dock core the heavy redoubts and barbette turrets protecting the loading positions of the nuns I is clear thorofore that those vesols are to bohoavlly armored the true modern sense The battery of enoh vessel will mark a great advance over anything yet attempted in our navy consisting of four 13Inch four 8lnch and four 6lunh breechloadlnc rILe The 13Inch KUUB will be In barbette turrets 17 Inches thick and with the armor Inclined no na to odor n resistance 01 19 incbus to horizontal Ore The barbetios nnd flhlolcli ot the tfincli nuns will be six inches thick and those of the Inch curie lour Inches thick Tlio socondiu r batteries will Include twentyeight eunt ron elating of twenty ut ounder and six liOundcr ranidflra uuns and two OalltuKS Twelve tot padoea will bo carrIed i The sped will bo nt least fifteen knot main I tained lor four consecutive hours and pro i duced by twin screw tripleexpansion eoRlups of 7UOO Indicated horsv power under natural drnucbt and HoUi under forced dnumht At least 400 tons of coal will be carried and the act of Conies recjulre a coal endurance of about Snuu knots at Ibo mot nconnmlcnl rat of speed T hern will bo u single military must with tv tops and there will be an armored conning tower The bids for these oasolb mat b on nlans provided by thin fiavv IJOimrt mont or on those snbuiltted by the bidder Not less Interesting In Its way la the pro tected cruiser ol 7lu tons In which speed Is the chief object aimed at Alttiouch the act of ConRr Srt calls for the very bleb rate ol twenty on knots Chief Knctuoor Melville his been pinning to secure twentytwo knotn although only twentyono will be Kiiurun teod by thn contractor For tliU puri oro no lesi than anriiin horse power or much more than double what H I required of the new battle stilts will be neuUoil Coil wi boilers have been thought of for n part 01 her bolvr eQulpmolt and Ibo new dOllce of thrto aetews aoh connected with 1 tepurntn triple expnisloa oiiRlna as In some of the latest liencti anti Italian shIps N I rolled upon to aid In produclui the expected bpeod The chief protection lor this vesvl In addition to its Itrint nuiiply nl coil which is 731 U tons ar inneeil In bunkum so an 10 uliltld tho ma lilnory will bo an armored dpk of about four Inches maximum thicknep The a tnt ment of this rrulner Is i Inforlor to that of some smnllvr but less lftva holn tho main buttery conslstlnu only of lour 0Inch riled breech I loaders and eight 4lnoh moldlire eun Iln Like the three buttle shin and the two other large votwls recently coutinoiou lur fhe will have a belt of woodlto or nn eiiuhalont mu torlul on the slopa of her protective deck Tuliini toe hor the Ihroo balls ships this very fiht pot cted rrniuor the lust Mlouton armored crule witso construction wits awarded to Ci amp V HOUR two nioiithis ago and th DdOdton unnrniirod cruiser whoa construction wa at the BRine time awarded to conlrwlon I tho Union Iron Vioiis the work of iba present summer will tie represenled by half 1 dozen of the llnest vos el of their cln a In the world whoie completion lay be looked for in IbJJ or In ISH ui the furthest lLAAI A1JUI JrAnr Format Protect Ainln the Rrmovul at the ISrmnln ofUcn Grunt In tho absence of Don Cols who was ill Col I M I Knox presided at yesterdays moot ing ol the Kxocutlto Committee of the Grant Monument Association A letter waR received from the architects who are piepnriiiK lo signs for the mouuinont nnno intlng that tbitr plnus would be ready on Kent 1 a do slrod by the committee The following rose lullons euggeetect t uy Cornlinnultelllv f and oilered by II U Uolcuklnt wero adopted leas The mbraber of the rant llouuuient Ae eoriulon 1 deplore tie recent action In the sends llt United Ktntei which I carried lon eel would result in the removal ot the remtlnsol lien hunt from tho spec aupreiel lby him I dedlrnteil bjr till cuy or New York and accepteu by bie family I a t Mi I nual restIng place and niititai This commIttee would reinectfully call at tentloii 10 the fart thntae the remalne of Oen tlrant wofnrmally and finally Interrei at Uerelde I Iark J under loose im restlre I D foleinn reremonU the KreMdent of th tnll States anil 1 the Ann tind Nay olhcUII an ltln It 1 wOO eem thnt the eoplc of Cbs entire ouuntry woiild lob upun any chin tending to Ib nl reinormof 111 reniaine at I itriecrnllon olb grin of lien rnt therefore b1 AMOtvif ihat thli cnmmllter In the name of the flrant Voiiuinent A nclaunn nnd In bit or the psi DKotthe emit and clip ot Now Vrt loiemnly Irn lists alnl tbl propod action byConireie The committee adjourned not to meet again until September lJeUlIIJXIJN ANl lUULdTJU The DeTiotntliiD of low rtv n tlit Aan t Ctv Jlmrl A rough estimate ot the population of a nura br of Western Kiates lifts been given out by the Census llnieau In ten years Missouri gains AUOiinU llllnoN wjll exhibit a grunt In croake Mlnnnsotu iind Nebraska shown pun nomenal growth which It la estimated will eiitinl hUOujil etch and Houth Dakota leaps Iron almost nothing to IIUUI What of tho grunt State of Iowa sltimtod centrally among tho e vigorous commnn wealth f What of Iowa whuaa lertlle pralrlns Iroiu Kookuk tn tho lulls ol the Blotix fiom Fremont t Allamakee lnllo Immlurntlon by thtlr richness huts her marvailoua loams ami her hilt ptsurnzos lint trivial debt lint risIng mnnufnetork8 tier admIrable sysloni of free Bobnol aided her In the match of proKrcsa and enabled her to keep oiiual pace whit bnr pinstmrous noluhliors on overy side IH chin millionth In rank as a Ktato or considering her nota C Hihitntai or soil climax and sltiiiMlnn has she cone tip higher Not ono ritate contleuoux to Ionic hni failed to feel tile thrill of material expansion of which the least In growth may bo proud What of Iowa Five rears ago the Htoto of Iowa con tained 17fi3HU InliiibltnutB It wn a proiipnrlne commonwealtli Since istjfl It had added IVOUUU lo Its Untied States cen sue populatlun of 10241111 Tho ineamre of yearly growth had aen teen curtailed hut still growth was there Now wo find till mat State In IhD with yiliiOim tower people thiin It had five years ago It has KiOJHS K HS populu tlontbanlt i had ton tears neo Tlicro IK not one nthor Htato In the Union whore giowih ix bltilta such arisult nnil III ro la but ono other whoieslatlitlcsot population for 1C90 rrlll ho exen In a ineaxure as disappointing and Inju rious that other Ktato blni llnnean The student ol elloolH noel not aeok far for the cause oh this Mirprhlnu record ItHtundH out plainly upon tho face or the statute books ProscrlpMon bus itnalt 10 Iowa a blow curb as neither drouth nor panic nor dot astating storine mini pcnrcoly vrt nonld liMo been qtble to give Three hundred tbousnnd po Die have left the Mnto nlthlo lIve yeaisl Two hundred thniisand more good cltlenf who nould In the natural critics of thingn hivvo so tied In the Halo durlnu tho a Ihu years bate passed through Itor live one arouml It orhaiAstoppoq sport tif Its bordnrs Missouri and Illinois and MlnnesotH or South Dakota and hehraska have thaui Prohibition bus cost the State of Iowa im ateiane Includlnc what site hud and lost nnd what ibo would have had without piohllltion ol more ban J ion populotlin n week during a period ol liiiu weeks There l a record for the prohibitionists to contemplate wlili prlil If they cm in Fortunate Indeed Mt that time rise rf f the Democracy and thin reawakening of common sennj nniong tbe P0i of Hint nobln iUiito cow bids fair by a r rnl of the prohibition statute to turn backward the tide ot emigra tion horn a commonwealth not free Mr llaupeck QuutrnlB Hoaey le a neater thing A feet which nature balkt II ihoull bo claieed ae feminine tteCaue e you buns It tolls Thr Apiiroprlulo Color ArehlteelIlir you any edUcations for the etity tlr Qultlrlth t Jnlt fl bUBly this h nan be brawn Ureatiblak en 1 utanuat at itairallr oasl laakiewkttitz n 1 4 r t d1fl C I rUB FOnCIC DIL II I I Tnrthar Conaldcrntlnsi or II NaitarA mat rteta To THH Entron OP THB BonSir Tht ne publicans In Contress could not have touched State pride In a more tender and sensitive pot than ther has by the proposed Federal Elec tion bill The Btate pride which his thus been touched li not that which arrocatea to itself an undue Independence of Federal authority It 1s the pride which every enlightened citizen fists in his local and domestic rlchts Every such man Is perfectly aware that there are Federal rights and powers which are para mount to those ot the Slate I but he Is I accus tomed to look to the Constitution for the powers in the exercise of which Congress can exert a supremacy la knows that In this mntter of the elections of Senators and lien mehtatlves In Congress his own State Lesls latur Is the primary authority and that Con crss has only a secondary authority which Is to bo exorcised In the event that I Stat has no system by which its people can be represented tie knows too that the paople of his own nnd of very other Ktate are perfecllyoomrjoteut to secure honestelectluns In which every person qualified to vote shall have an opportunity to do so so far as State laws and regulations can Rive it to him The natural and constant antagonism ot political parties may always bo rellai to olwns retd upon secure his rights to oery auallfled voter for they I watch each other at the poll with unceasing vigilance because It Is only by so doing that they can expect to carry the political princi ples which they profess into the administra tion of nubile affairs Dut there are a treat many men everywhere who whether attached to ono or tho other of the political parties will never consent that elections shall bo brought under tho absolute control of the party that happens for the time being to wield tho power of the Federal Gov ernment They wilt consent to the exorcise of all the power that belongs to the Federal Government under tho Constitution but not to the exercIse of one jot more This would be to surrender the Constitution to the arbitrary interpretation of men who seek to exercise I powers that nro Incompatible with tho rights I of tho States and ot their people 1 bal been for many years a complaint ot aomtaln section of tha Itepubllcan party that election In some of tho States of tho Union individuals who have a perfect right to vote are prevented from voting by moral or phrslcal intimidation obstruction of Ibo polls and various means of practIcally depriving men ot the lectlo franchise Bo far as this maybe true it is to be remedied not by the interfer ence of Congress but by tho States them selves I a State takes no measures to pre vent It It Is not for Confess to slap forward and oorroet the evil unless Congress is author ized by ha I Constitution la tho case of an elec tion of persons who are to represent tbo State In the Federal Legislature to create a machlnoryot itsowntr deter Individuals from obstructlnit other individuals la tho exorcise of the right of voting I havo known it to be ar Kuod that Congress hni the right to do this because It is I an exercise of the powor to keep this Federal Government alIve which is a power that every ono admits to belong to the Govern ment of tba United States Tho argument has ben this Freedom ot election to the extent of tho law which regulate the electlva fran I chise Is essential to the working of all our In stitutions It a part of the people in any Htate whatuier their state laws may be so conduct tbomselvcs toward another part us to virtually deprive the latter of tIm elective franchise I Is I an evil that may go on until nn oligarchy be comes the sole cmernl power and In order sn Hints the lcdentl Government Is concerned to prol eDt theOovernment Irom being entirely trnnxiormed In lu character and llnally over thrown i otiKred nt leant lu tho la tlon4of lt M rostntutives In Its own body may legislate to prevent ttiia result IhtH J argument plausible as it may pound nnd I has bfim plausibly ailvnnced 1 urn awnro I bvjudiclil authority 1 entirely unbound I I confounds the authority which Congress may exerts over the Utate regulations ol certain elections with the authority of tHe States to prevent their own citizens from doing a wrong to others of tbol follow citizens The furmcr Is In n limltod souse nnd lit a certain contin gency nthln tho constitutional power of Con ioncy conslluloURIIower Krusa TMO latter belongs exclusively to the buttes uud I they omit to do what they ought to do In regard to suoh IndlUdual wtongs I Is lot fiirOHicrosu to uisumo the right to do It l iho franietsof tho Constitution had Intended to et in I ongresa a power 10 do what the Mates ought to do In preventing a part of their oiilon would bita l rom framed injuring urtlclo another L section par they 1 ot never the I CouRtltutlnn ns they did Thev would have I provided I that t In this elections il Senators and I lleiiivsonliitlves InOoncrufig tbe Federal loch i latiire should alone proscribe the regulations I under which those elections were to be held Instead of ding this thoy empowered held 1 Wroxs in case any State should nut be repre sentad In the Pfdernl leulslatureat all to take stops to lmo It represented 1 am not one of those who desire to seethe Itspubllcan party lose Us bold upon reflecting and enlightened msn Although I would pre pe fer to eec their Democratic opponents In the full lossasslon of the Government 1 can look forward to a different result With perfect coin poHttre provided that result la cot attained by ctialnlngorparvertlnuthe ConstitutIon I hero in now a scheme dsslunod expressly to secnro i and prefirvn the control of the Government I by the llepubllcan Aside from what every 1 one knows to bn the motlvw 01 the bill Its pro visions show that such is this deign The most ingenious means are devised for making le many cases or contested electIons posit tile Tue nirty that holds a majority In the House of llaprreeiitatlves will n erBent a Dem ocrat whose election Is contested We shall have ooilested olaitlonii 01 Ireallentinl elec tors brought about by tho nine moans and in all such oases the Democratic electors will bo decided to have received 1 minority of votes The same gnmo can bo played by the Demo cratic party if by any miracle they should sue caod lu obtaining a majority In the two Houses I of OnitriMH after this bill tins leonine a law Hut with this bill enacted into II law and with thu present Itepubljaan majority In both HOIIBO it Is dllllcult I to SOl how anything short of a inlrwle will niMln put the Demo I crats In possessIon of political power This Is a very serious conildration for tho people of thn United HInteR who will find themselves In such n ilitiiitlon that thy cannot however I I much they may desire It change the political rlmiaoter of the loritl Onveriiment Wheiher I it IH nn evil or a good n have the Government I administered by n 1 party It U I too late now to ro ort to any other moiliod of constituting our rulers nlt la therefore if the utmost cnn I nHqunnce to keen nil elections of persons who urn to repiBent the people nf the State Wlo I nnrpait of that I Government In the I hands of Itt pa Plo of each titnte under IIIWA or their I own making and their own administratIon In order to brine about n radical chance In I this lone itccusininoil nnd only proper method I of conducting thee nice lone this bill mriko tile ol tile Circuit Curls ol the United States as the aunolntlug powiir which Is to Mil olllcei designated by 1 as ofllots 01 the United hiatus The clause of the Constitution which prescribes how all ofllcarB of the United Htutes shall be appointed it I the following The 1resldent shall noinlnute and by and with the itdvian nnd consent of f the Senate shall appoint Ambitsiadors other piililla Mill I i Inors and Consuls Judge ot the Bupreme Court and all other olllcers at tho Lulled Htnles whoso appointments tire not herein 01 bo wa pruvidOi for und which shall bo established by law hut the Coiiuro may bv law vent the I appointment of such jnerl r I olllcers tie they think proper In the lied dont alone In the courts I ol law I or lu the hide ot department I The language of this alnui shows unmls I takably that Concresn In vesting the appoint alPolnl melt of inferior ofllcers In the lies I 1 dent aloe in the courts of law or in tho liuitdi of UapHrimerits iiiut halo regard hOld GIlrllOnls II relard lo thn Innj Ions which those olllcers urn to par form If HIM appointment Is vasied In the 1raildaut alone it must ba an olllce uxoeutivH In I s nature If 1leJ In I court of law It I I iiiuct bu u luncllou judlolal lu Its nature i If I I I vested In a bout ol a department It muBt 1 a i funolon executive or administrative Con guess clnnut Create an Inforlor otTIco which Is Ill executive or udmlulstratUe and vest ihe I Hppolnlinent In I court if law Yet lbl bill tiropos M vast In tho Circuit Courts of the Unit I Mates ho appointment of olllcars whose duties are not to bu ju Jklal but are to bo exoiuilva or admlnlKtrutlve It wa long I I ago settlet hbe tiulllemeCourt of the United Mites that ConKixss cannot ra tUlle the courts nl this utilltd Htaios to porlorui dutlei pill are not ju llcUl In their nature Tilts iMiB twice d 1 filled by the Huprenie Court and In both InnUnccs the laws of Con gross uuro held 10 ba 1011 I Since then It line become I party lue nlon and the Hupreme Court han held that Conuios may uouKtltu tlonally ut In a coin t of Uw the appointment of supervisor of elections at which members of Oouciess are to ba chosen lint thare was a vigorous dissent brJIAlhas Clifford and FIeld and although h tb Hupram Court was at that tlmnnnd still I composed of I minority of He publican liidKas 1 ibis question Is not tl t ho consider as llnallj settled Nowlhut a bill Is likely 10 bocninn a law which makes more clnilng the uncoiliHullqniU cbitraeipr of ihes Mpolnliiiont filet a ntiuht to Lu titkrn to brine thin subject again before the Kntiromu Court In ft I IK bdirluzo If Cpngresa aboil pies the bill 111 shll I CPCren PISIII I Thnt Ibo bill will not bacoma a Idw uoleif It U i cus a at UL um ut ttMloa undar A i nil Ie ot the Senate limiting debate I highly probable If It goes over to the naxt session Senators will hear Irom wil from their constituents rem n8tranos so trong and so plain that I majority f them will not vote for It Assuming mAor the bill will become law It la a noteworthy fact t at early all the Circuit Judge tire Republicans I I ix not protmhle that any of them will decline I to ant aathe law will require of them lint the I i acts of this ofllcere whom they nppolnt cnn be made the 81b fot of I Judicial tat which will settle the validity of their appointment lint as WAS don In 1B7S I under the first Federal lint lon law which Is now embodied In the Revised Htatuter borne Slate LegislatUre should pro vide for the expenses and conduct of the en proprlata Judicial proceeding because the Stats authority over eUctlons will bo subvert ed I this bill becomes a law wi Ava o bi UKOIUIK Ticxxon CURTIS PlctNsrLyAIaA IJUinlDITIOMaTS They will Name 51 Ticket as Chrrrlnlly KB ThouKh They Czpeoted to Win IfARiusDuna Aug 20The Prohibitionists ot Pennsylvania are beginning to feel bike members of a political party and while they may not succeed In making themselves felt its a party for years to come thor are hero In enormous numbers going through the mo tions of nominating a Htute ticket with just as much hop of Its success as the older parties manifest There are not many politicians among the Prohibitionists In this State but they are beginning to catch on to some of the clover tricks of the politicians and the prayor meeting and songservice conventions of the party will likely become a thing rf the past alter a few more years The system of allow ing each county from ten to fifteen delngatos to the Slate Convention wlthont regard to the number of votes cast will be changed to morrow and hereafter tho representation will bo fixed by the same principle which governs the Democratic and Republican parties As It Is now there are GSO delegates In the Convention today and one of them a clergy man moved to allow all the Prohibitionists In the hall the privilege of debate and also to vote except on the nominations of candidates The minister the deacons and the laymen looked wise enough when this motion was made and It was about to be passed when one of the bright young delegates from Philadel phia excitedly jumnod to his feet and declared that the gentlemans motion was a sort of a dynamite bomb The only thing It exceptea was the nondelecatoa from votlngnn nomina tions but It I permitted them to vote on any thing clso Under thla motion the Hon Mat thew Stanley Quay If he were In this vicinity could bring 6U Republicans into thU Conven tion and adopt a blghllceaae plank Great laughter Hu was opposed to it and the motion was not passed The only decorations In the Opera house where the Convention Is held are three muslin banner which are doing double duty from the laat that they were used on trains carrying the delegates to this city The ban hits are conspicuously hung and bear these iscrlpilona The saloon corrupt politicians and liquor parties must go To make enforce and keep enforced pro hibition laws we must have a Prohibition party A vote for licensed party candidates makes the votr equally responsible with the man who sails Every county In the State Is represented for the first time In the history ot the party Many old men are among the dele gates and In commenting on the makeup ot the Convention Chairman Stevens puld ho was proud that 40 per cent of the delacatee had never before attended a convention KxJudeo lCLSof Philadelphia In a short speech raid lie had faith In the belief that a larger 1ioblbl tlon vote would be polled this rear than ever before Stale Chairman Stevens said The Prohibi tion people are not nearly so lonesome as they uSed to be This was not a campaign against Delemater or Paulson but against tue princi ples of the parties they lepresent Ibe Prohi bition speaker who goes Into the canvass to vilify either ot these candidates does not rep re ent his own party He adNoouted a cam paign ot education to win Inatead of sending large amounts of money to Africa v e should spend It lor good In rumcursed America Judge Campbell of Fayette and Professor Patton of Lancaster also made addressee The caudldaieh will be named tomorrow morning The tiaet wIilpyobably be Governor tha hJoo U W Ibihier Fraokhln lenango otinty Lieutenant Governot Henry 1 C8L Philadelphia tiedretary of internal Affairs AKIn Itloketa Willcehbarro in the event of Miller declining W W Hague of Ttdlout Warren county will probably be named for first place Mlnnenpnlla Editors hhonldat Slake Plant for DOT Hit Coy Hills announcement that he will not be able to find the time to visit Minneapolis this fall is lbs source ot great disappointment to the Democrats of Minnesota The papers of Minneapolis bad printed as a fact within a few days tbat the UoTernor was expected though the committee at that time had received his declination nnd expressions of regret The publications Included a circumstantial and particular account of the Governors party which It was said would number fifteen What XV Are All Talking About II li a long tIme elne Hew York his bn treat4 to Such a dance of flames as was witnessed on Sunday evening at tbe burning of the Lion Brewery sttits Bhowen of sparks swept over Ib upper part of Central Park Drlnginn the rock sail heel and th old powder boon mriuinio fell rsllet and afalnet the centre or tin fir the dan en the roof of lbs summer carden waved dtflaollr Ten thousand Luau boys and girls from harlem formed part ot lbs Immense crowd which watcbed tb condairatlon and tbree harp ihowere failed to disperse them Tb girls returned borne with dragnet skIns shortly before midnight and the boys mad tbelr appearance an hour later wet to the skIn triumphantly happy All day long Monday crowd of tbei urehlnt of both eeiti were fined lo the railing on either side of the ruIns watcblar eagerly the eels mellon of half routed circuses of horses and their tranifer to ambntincea The iltht sickened torn ot their ldere but Ib utile ones bought th entertilnmenl vanity Bn and win horn with Incrtated appetites In tbeie warm summer evening a rat hunt le tli fa rorlle anmtement with the doctor and attendant Quartered at the pnbllo Institutions on Warda Island liver line th Oily titabllebeda Potter1 Meld h r and lbs emlirallon authorllUi Hill have a welrfllled cemetery at Ib northern end the guy pest bar mul tiplied and In later year the gArbage dump have sup piled food lo tbelr ewarmlni thouiandi In corn places tue bluffe are honroombd with vltlaresof ro dent and the endleu ratacomhe dog by the Indnitrl one little animal ore ntarvtteot architecture Three or four young doctor armed with stout sticks and with a couple of don In thtlr train will eailly bat tuty Or lerenty head of iramo In an evening and In the light of the full moon its sport te moet ejhllantlnr The rats ar wary and saraeloue but the don are te the manner born and they understand the war of Ito artful dodger of its duints Theeedoy are of a variety ot breeds mostly native to the limtio and their trip of a rat mean sudden death They answer to the name of Hotelier Terr Writer and Sport and the patriarch ofith iinga little Scotch lerrler named Sandy still oversees operations by Jar tint Insists that his night slumbers shall be undisturbed 11 Is not permitted to visitor to remain on the Island nvr might but If any of the boys has a pull with Commissioner and ran obtain perinlsilon to tn there on a moonlit night for a rat hunt he Can promlie himself as muCh fun and as wild sport a on a coon hunt In the heart cf the Illu Ridge 1 lie rf cent ocean rae between Ito Teutonic and the city of Now York a a let without lie parallel In th doys of our grandfather fhlllp lluna win men kept hioue ant I entertained royally on llroadnay nppoiltt tIe City Hall writes In his diary under dil uf Aiu Bl PUT thai lbs ocean list by the accuracy of nautl cal skill teen nlmost rnnrerled Into a railway or turn pike roil Then hepruceede lojiror his propoeltlon by a practical demonstration and tap hit I th packet eblps Hilt America rapt HarMuir and Uarrlck Capt Robinson fallid from New York n July I and entered Ills Mer ry together alter a Hue ran uf Ightetn daa The tins ehis were Inemhi ot each otter for ZOO out uI ibe icissl miles between New York cud Liter poL and this fact which Mr Hone thinks wonhrof note Is al Ibis dlitanoe a maitnincent epeclmen of Iho tine Carnnnsiilp of a priid whoee ylctureiqueneai ties been blotted out by coal sloan twin strews aud the llektr The First Tolcicropb Kuperlntendrnf To ice Epircn or Inn Sen sir In column emitted Eleclrlcsl In lisue of his HUB of the lelti l lilt lh re appeared a paragraph conlalnlnir the atitrium that I ii n14 was its flrit l lgali lupcrlnleiiileiit tho wild ever saw i Ierinll me to corrertthe matcment ire H f I H B iirse was ISo suiierlnienilent soil my lather Alfred an the anlitani euperlnlrndeni uf me first iele r iih line ever constriiricd sot wen pnoiut i as uclibv fbe s creiary of Ihe Treasury unier who e ilirroilon bad teas planed Ihe illipoelllon of th U0 approprl atCi by lot of feiif res 10 cunnruct tb line Ibai en tending Irom Haihlngttn to Saltlinure MoiaiiTOM Aug IV ctirurn Vaiu Not ThU Air Mnntucuo Murk To tns RpiToa nr Tun Srcir In I onniequtnce of the obituary notice of my nameiak In hi t w nri let toil of rondoUrce sre being sent to my nlfc ant cue loA ln ulrle ire belcir made by mr friends Iray be so kind ae le tusks It Known inrouiii rur wldelr olrcu I ialeo joernal Ibai It la I not the underelaned or any Vela I tie er till wbwe death ww announced la I four sot I BJJJBS Moirilgia Mm tdltor ot the All 4ssaeies I Viui Oaaaa Marragaasstl rial JL J a cortEA TTANIS fittrr IOUK 1for ChUn tVnrn Our CupltnlUla Acalnit Leading U to Hr The Chinese Consul of this city Mr Fhlng Woon yeitordny called a SUN t rupoilor Into his office lit It II Wet Ninth street and said 1 am In receipt of a despatch from the Chinese Mlnlrtrr nt Washington calling my attention to the fact that n loan of II rniooo is being negotiated In this city for the Corenn Government and requesting inn to mnke a statement in regard to Io far as I concerns China I consider TUB Bus to bo the best medium to roach tho people Coroa occupies on exceedingly peculiar posi tion in respect to foreign nations Him IB I trlbutniy ol i China and yut during the lit few ears she has made treaties with foreica powers and ban eeut embassies to fotclna courts like any other Independent State Ac cording to the usugo ot Western uatlona coun tries that alto dopondonclos of another mupagt only their Internal affairs nod huts 10 ink to the central Government for the protection 01 their Interests abroad Tho case Is n little dlDerent In regard to the tributaries of China They Iriiiuomlv exercUo those rights which are leKnideil ny onlein nations us Insepara ble from Independent novu eigiity As long u I tnoy naiiuowlrdiie fealty lo tbo Emperor Culm 1 seldom Interferes Now I there Is n country Which China ran ckurly call bar tributary I that country Is oren IIie Coreans tom solves have Irom time ImnjoiporliU recognized thticlnlin lint tho conflict of Ukagts tiolween China and other countries ro tiers It dllllcult 1 t in the highest degree to determine the HUIUI 1 of Often among tile nutlon Tho corraspoud ence between tho Clilnrtto Legation nt Wash Insctnn and the Fnielun Oflloo n 1eklng on this subject as well as tlnu between the HIM t Department and Ibo American Legation ut 1okltie Is voiumlnlouB I IP l perhaps stiR clout just to mention the fact that cablegrumi alone have stood the Chinese Uovernmpnt In over 100001 The matter In stIll fur from ha log settled to the ratlsfactlon nf all parties ret Kid crave questions constantly arise from It This American loan IH one of them In order to rAIo this large sum of money Corea Is doubtless willing to ole tempting terms to American capitalists Hut whether she Ii I able to redeem hr pledges Is snottier j question The onlY security which the conan Government ling to give Is the customs rev enl Uut China will hardly allow that to be r toucltd its she hnn n lien upon It on account ot money lent In Ib8 past COt Is a Door V country In the first place With the I limited resource at her command she has all atom experienced more or lass difficulty In meeting the ordluury expenditures or loTarnmont It Sb allows herself now to be burdened with a 1 heavy foreign debt betides she may nnd I Im possible to meet all her nnancinl engagemente in that cos a grcut howl will be sat up by her creditors In all probability she will b for el to go Into national bankruptcy and In dtle process of time be overtaken with Inc earn late that baa already btlallen Egypt Thai China baa good raaaon to be concerned for the well being of bar tributary blll The American nubile may have the Impres sion that Corea takes this step with the ap proval of the Chines Government I ap to b clearly understood that the Chinese Gov ernment distinctly disclaims any liability tat may nrll from thla transaction This Is I I debt which Corea contracts entirely on h onn responsibility and those that BubaerTb bIllie loan muxt understand tat ther 01 b at their own rsk ERICH UADBDHABSB Br TUB BOTOOTf The TVaitklsiB Delaatrs Bar tfertt u Jail What tba MsxiatMtarare TVKnted The Board of Walking Delegates ot thai build log trades who instituted kIte boycott against the brick manufacturers at Vcrplant Point whtou led the Manufacturers Aasoclatlon to tie up all their yards until the boycott should be raised say they will fight It out It It takes all winter There is no doubt however that the summary action of the manufacturers as tonished the delegates Do I think the boycotters will let apt said a commission dealer in bricks yesterday Of course they will They have to get their bread day by day Vo have got one loaf laid away Ve can go off on a vacation Wo can ceo the sights at Baratoaa Of course it la a disastrous thing for us but I think the walking delegates Will yield before the manufacturers give In The scarcity in brick said Isaac EL Hoag land who was ono ot the committee appointed to confer with the manufacturers and try iA to arrange a settlement of the dlfucaltr was first noticeable yesterday It U I more noticeable today and the neoeselty trill In crease day by day until In a week tine market will bewacfloaJfr panic BAB for the dealer ft will be Impossible for them to folru their contracts with the builder but the builders ale liberalminded and all pot push mature I think when they understand the situation Mr Uoajtland said that it was too late for new yard to start up this Mason The yards In this lclnlty have to close by the first of Novamber Secretary VanValen of th Building Materials Exchange and also ot the Association of Deal ers in Uulldlng Materials told there are thirty members of the latter association In Haw York pout vicinity to be affected by the situation Then on the floor of the Building Material Exchange he said we have dealers iq I cement lime laths planter and lumber allot whom might almost as well close up their busi ness it brick Is to be kept from this market The walking delegates say that the action ot the manufacturers is merely a dodge to raJs the price Ot brick nnd lo drive some of the small dealers out ol the market ilrick ha already advanced about 20 cents a thousand and dealers say It will probably cp up a dollar a thousand within a few weeks The supply U even now practically ut oft compared with thS vast amount demanded If the dealers are to fulfil their contracts They will be satIsfied under the circumstances If they Can do that for hardly any of them are entering Into new contracts 11 shipments will end at midnight on Friday Bouts loaded before that time will bring theIr cargoes In There will be arrivals therefore throughout next weak Rotheeblld and the ComaatmUtsX mm the ciiUato JVtwa During Inn revolutionary period In Paris la I 1648 a committee of seven Communists called at the Itotbsculld establishment and demanded to see the famous banker llothschild ap peared as suave as you please Iray fx seated gnntlemon said bo and now irbi can I do for your Iloth ghlld said the Chairman of the com mittee our time has como at last Ihopeople are triumphant th Commune Is on top Good for the people vivo la Commune cried Itotbschlld gleefully The time has come continued the Chair man of the committee when each muatshart equally with hits allow citizen We have beo delegated to call upon you and Inform you that you must share your enormous wealth with your countrymen If It U so decreed said IlothsobUd ur banely I shall cheerfully comply At bow much ii l my fortune estimated t At 2UOOOOUHi francs replied the leader boldly And at what Is the population of Franc estimated asked itolhsohlld Wo llgtire It 10100 000 was the answer Well i lien nnldltotliBcblld It would ap pear thnt 1 own each of my countrymen about 4 fraMes Now bHrs gentlninen lie con tlntiea nutting his band In his pocket and pro ducing n lot ol sliver here are w franca for von I have paid each ol you have I not Ilcane give rue your receipt tbereicr and so good day to you I Tho cnmmltiee retired and the Cornmnni never pestered the wary financier again Lore and Ixiulae In Court Humor rum iCe Chicago Heirs Two weeks ago the Marquis of Lome and Princess louU ware returning to London from it tour III tho proilncps They occupied a compartment reserved for them In the express train At one of the stations the ruh pi oas Hungers was so great that the earn filled up and many people could not find places There upon the Maniulh opened the door of file com pit tmiiit nnd announced that there wes room therein fur lour people 1 Beg jour pnidonsalti the guard but this conn urtmont is restarted nail 1 cant admit ant oIlier I Dui Ill be recponhlble for the celtics Uiuiiices I child iho I Mnriulb Tho guard was horuly puzzlel Ill ontor wero strict nui l ho Uldnt lecognlro tin lInt nuln Yotild you rulnd giving IIIP oui card Htiggested the tuioi follow I ahoitldnt litoto got Into troulilo sir butte no curd answered the Marquis umlllugi hut 1 am tutu Murauls ot Lorne and mf wile the Irlucesb Louise wish on to nilinlt four of those puBuenusrs to thIS com I iuirtittetit i Jovera IlriiHneil In IIucli til rr Arnie rn m tlir Fan frinetifi nnmitl TAIOM Aug iallt ury itld ind Ills Florence lloltmitn tore drown i in A irniin r Jaee I pear Iiicoiitit Hits ullurniion vh o sh in a Saldo capaired the boat thlli Ii telti t il t lug tn bttt H hook lie teM on the nurfaie with MUb llolTiiian until uxliiiustfd and tbun they Hank In each others arms almom within rrnch ol a rescuing party They wure bo trothcd A fnlhrr ol HrventirluUl fhlldrra A hem the Xllanm noimllulloii Under favors I In ciruil It bits thn t rnprodiie lust tittacits ui the tuigru ii l IIHIIIKII mi II I ii wrlifrniiH known oib Itil iCit iii otis negro ft excenllonnlly I tlgoriniK vlio fit ni 104th o netlie I father ol nviouirelgit IluldK There 1 are i Well altesttd Instances In which negroes bar given 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I i ij l i ii 1 JW J I1 1 r 1 I i1r THE SUN THURSDAY AUGUST 1KH 1 AT THE PLAYHOUSES rBI SKAXOfT BTAKTS With tlOKK FllJlrJ JHMV IWftISC AreU 0 ia e Triumph In the flowery llaek WreeUliiR In H llraaia Aa Arnau 1k a eoIrItY nr Iaoru reopleUImle a hl Palmer New Opera Uleyit Ialluro t In thli busiest woik of 1 the now theatrical uo on tho eljmont o svioces In l the fresh en I lirprlnei hni mnnltestly not predominated TLero hai boen an absolute Broadway triumph I for Iraneis Wilson and his now opera nnd lu i tbe Uorrery a lArge eharo of favor has boon won Lrl worthy modest Int comparatively Uvn Mountford Hut with f unknown ndro9 11 Iountord luI wlb these two the list of honest successes onds for It t cannot bo conceded that FRT Tomoletont rjirr burlesque has put anything to her credit or that Mr 1dcorly has rnado of Christopher Columbus n praiseworthy entertainment or that lamot Itollly has Intro incod himself to us happily In his stotr of The llroommakor The publlo verdict of allure has also rifTected tab Marks vaude vlllr who bavo not found It expedient to piny at the Standard slnco tholr Ort night of dontillng Indeed Mr Marks will bo 1 tory fortunate I ho shall succeed In comfortably fllllne the Union Buuaro during tho remaining Uu ruts of his troutios cngagoruont Tho play In which Kva Mountford has appeared at the Peoples Is called Kugonlo Lo Tour and It Mens to be a literal translation of nu old work br that prollllo and Tory skilful French drama tist Frederic Soullc who has boon copiously borrowed from by both English and American dramatists considerably lesm honest than Mis Jlounttonl The play follows the tribulations cf a young gIrl who Is unjustly accused of poisoning her supposed aunt In or der to gain possession of that relatives enormous wealth The real villain Is the girls foster father and the victim turns out to bo the heroines mother This conventional story li worked out with I lair degree of cleverness I not originality nnd tho human Interest In the play Is strong enough to please nn average audience Miss Mounttord bad not previously appeared here as a star though she has been a valuable member ot travelling companies which have played at city theatres notably In The Octoroon and The Martyr In per Ion she Is a graceful slender brunette with an uncommonly pretty face and a pleasing though not powerful voice Her training has been ludlclou anti be him acquired nearly all lbs easy manners and confidence of the star actrets the commanded tun applause of her audience nnd wits frequently called before the curtain A successful tlfbut like this dool not often occur In a lower theatre ThAusMsl anco given to tho star by her support was not markedly excellent though the company con tains nctors who have usually merited prnlso Nlblos revival of Kajanka bus served to bring upon tin American stage for the llrst time a numbor 01 foreign vaudeville perform

ers Chlof among these Is Mile Hortotto a transformation dancer ol remarknblo agility and celerity hho Is small in staturo uncom monly Bliulit in figure Inoklng symmetry In form yet her every action and attltmlo are wondrouslv sprightly ncton graceful Kho has Inade an instant and emphatic hit The Sit ters Don and the Ulster Lincoln dancers nt no menn ability aru the other now faces An agreeable arrnbntla performance 1s InmMiod during the seond act by Iho Marlnnls eight in number assisted of course by Ibo clover clown Charles NY ltaol The modus operand of bank building upon capital of lalth und assurance will be illus trated in lld coloring In tho forthcoming comedy The Whirlwind Iatrous may read the prospectus 01 the Fine Htreot National poepectus Nonpareil Loan and Construc tion Comnany and lo sILly find that ro nl ton road to fortune so much coveted but UP to date an unsuneyed territory Tho author jays that out of It all may como home good aside from the entertainment It is meant to Ile The nchemo of the piece was suggested by Ibo recent Fcaudalous ui felting of ieeral city banks and a diligent study of I system that permitted those disturbing and fnrronch fag crashes revealed the richest character and Incident bra drnmatln story A minute no nualntanea with tho principals and details In one of the londert 01 these bank explolons turnlihod an Intelligent butIs fur Inf plot and knowledge 01 the domestic son ow wrought gave the dramatist 1 keener sense of ross on J Flblllty anti an anxious dislro to puncture with the deadly slmlt of rldlculo n umwluc finan cial eviL Helen Uauvray declares that sue li dellgbtod with thc piece anil tile dlcts a distinguished success at the Btnndiird next month AP sho has hail considerable ox porlenco with new pla n nnd trusts her own artistic suiiS ana 1 sidandid sum of money to Its keeping the judgment Is Interesting Johnston Bennett Is the latest addition to a select cast Including Much players anuillliim Harcourl Sydney Drew J U Havlllx Theodore Hamilton and William Vllsnnnll actor of marked ability and reputation Miss Denuolts engagement one time promise 1 to ornate 1 whirlwind of Itself Bho has been and is till plnylng in llenu Uriiniruel at the Mndlson Kaunre Mr Mansfield I iriglnnl understand ing was that sho was to bo louncil to Miss Uauvrnr for tho city run of The Whirlwind but after 1 while I became km wn that Miss Bennett hud signed lor the entire snnson with onlro Miss IJamray and nOt It Is confessed that nne tat Mansfield Las released hnr hbo will louvo tho cast of Ueau Urummol at Iho end of ncxt week Annie Oleason the American girl who ap peared at tho Theatre Ooiiimunalo at Milan thrcn years ago as high soprano In La Som nambula and has since been singing under the name ol Mll Alaincda with Augustus liar riss Italian opera coon any through England has returned to America and will be heard in Now York this season She Is I spoken OJ very highly by foreign critics and I on tho occasion of a recent visit to her native city San iran Cisco after five yeiis absence she locehed quit an ovation Milo Alnmedn will heieuftrr appear under her own name 11cr ntotber made an enviable local reputation In California yean 110 While the lllaltn nnd tho agencies can with an hours notice supply notors and actresses enough to Ill a soro of dramntlctionpss there I an ninazlngjjcaicltyolcborus people for opera corn ante Tha wages run Irom SIO to lit a weok with tr nspo tntlon i aid nnd costumes provided A down managers nf orjoia troupes ale In town searching Jar choilsteis und most of them were m despair I hat generally boon their custom to anmico only Ixnorioncod sing ers l hut with tIme present lack of mutorlnl tie ale glad 010111 to get raw recruits with good Voices It fk simply harassing said ouo manager to undertake to make up a chorus 1 Imvo pngagod ut leamt l twenty men antI ifumon who afier signing their con nuts unit rehearsing onto or twice ha gone away with some other troupe Several ot thorn fgl gflonIr erloo 11 hate foigolten lo return to mo the 1 money I ndtnnced them also 1 cannot account for this scarcity of diorim people exeunt on the ground that at the present time there are so many big musical productions that the ranks of the choristers ba e teen de pleted Just think of tho list of I opera troupci Jrgaulzlng now or already nrirnubpiltho k rnnil VvllBon McUnullllnminerstelnB Hop pet e Minnlo 1 aimers Co iroldV IliilTsCnrlo tint I I Corlnnes Marie firocnwoods Itennett and MoullouV nnd I doen others 1 could name flirt trout es employ rum flfineu to foity potIons each In the home llosldcs the farce comedy and burlesque compniiles uru continually hiring the cleverest of the chorln ter for email olu i arts and oion In mime elite tau ar production uso Is now made nf singers Ilpbaby theio uru 1 OOU persons who make n JIMng as ihoius singers Jot 1 cant Ill my troupe 10 my satisfaction 1 tviil cuucodo that tile chpilsior cannot save nmvli money lu 1 f m nstiavol AI biiv 16 I a week lor out of intlnmouut honrd and mlsc Inn ol utxtensee

must be paid fou lime wholo thing Id 1 aIn puzzle I In spit of tho vacuity of Tay Tnmplotons burlemiiie und the abspute of Miss Toiupleious earlIer daintiness th ainllrnies nt Ihu Four teenth Mreot slnco Monday night bavo boon efrrrse5 This neoessltntos an explanation that Iho iuianra mien for thin eXIllullon In comm fly good prior tn the ttrtt pirfonimnco fr I and titers Is I ueu now a fair claim Unit time fort ulglitssniriiBcment will insult i lu SOle prollt ilio I artistic ilinup lutin iit honoiei cnnnot peatonoil or riincli I lVilmcin s BUCCO In tlio Jlerry Moimich i admllH fl f no I iusi ion Thu IJroailwii las ten llllml Irom thu oiouing nltilitan 11 n tuto lu I notcn l o Apropos the statemsnt that somo of Voolson Morses Songs in this opera wor lined liy him in Ills earlIer work ing Culo II I J Chocvoi Uoodn writes to say l Alie author 01 ho ltries not libretto of Ibroto TheMeny Monarch to I Can assure you tiitno w Kr e QI mime OtAhOhOti I r or llsd In 1ln iV I C e I ls hnr1 In 1lle Merry Monarch t I VIM the exception of two trilling rofnilns Mr i Jiursn nas In Or InMnnco mi mush to mv wnia insen i I ol my llinliiu words for his lY tKIIesi anti i lnctutitiia or liln Ilk nl roiniio e Jltion wns d no ut my losnlnnei I In my pros euou and iililet to my crilklsin It I but iticotpbolliMr llxou crlld1 11 Mornthat lfA4l7 writ to this t 1 sliico I Irom I an Inllinito i kiionledgo or the music II 1 both ipeinsnaiied 1 i0 n bear witness to the fart that Mr Wilson ol Ibl I I not liivlle the Neir borg puhllu to lUttn lo a bsro music by Mr Morse which had ever beforo ha 1 publlo hearing in Ilnr Cole II1 TiE SUNS nnnuncemontthat Edwaid lIar r Ihlt Fwlul titan wH prbablv cull his new play Wily i li el Wt unit Tnnght lurtli letter from nom i iniik Murrnv tho vctnrun a toi who liii rim Poorer ilnnloi that seetruti years nun lin rors lrut1tlut I I I I hlml I m Ijoat iou ulmott tho BO mo V Mllla Inll O it cutout the ruin tie00 I n xlcudl1 oct further for bomb itarrigitit iriUulef Wsi9 ignorant of tha e itenie of I 11 urr y play but In order to cuwu ocaluhl I illrfol oonHlet th Harrlctai piece will dpubiless be callid Vlly Ulley I makln tno distinction between the two names more mrvrUed Harrlaan It still al work on his ply and Innlor bRllolt town to visit his star for a low days a Bobroon Lake Minnie 1alraere manarur have declared manlllr that the opera with which she Is to open Herr mantis Gaiety onBieadwaylsnew andther tae christened it lie Kina Pals It II I Klnll lall hH by l Ichard Ueno I German i omposor whole fertllo and clever but it Isnt new About four years ace It was euni In Chlonrro unjer the title 0 Iowaon MarquIs de Itavellno Th law John Howjon Hatry Rtnndlsh Minnie l llth T Harry Do Lormo and others were In tho cast Mr Oeorsle Drew Dnrrymore has not ap peared In tbo net ot The llalloqn at the Star this week After tho matine Inst Saturday she retired hattie Itussell n sister ol Ada Itehanl has since then played Mri 1 Darryriiora rio and will continue to piny It durlne the r malnder of the comedys run I may bo added that The llalloon will not to on tho ri ad un dr Mr Urooks nianauement Alter rl it t at city engagement though Ills I likely to be toured In Canada by nn nctor who has secured the rights from llrookc Manifestly It has bent n disap pointment and another Indication ot tho tin certainty attached to tbo purchase of London successes The efforts of Comedian Dlieyg New York friends to explain his Chicago failure and to Smooth over the treina story ol Site 10 mextln Infelicity are kind but unavailing The dfupatchtolHEHus from Chicago last week did exaggerate the facts Ulxeya Inglorious season In that olty closet ou Saturday night nnd on kunday evening the company lilt for the far Wet on I special train Whether fta a result of the Chicago sogagementor otherwise the opnfldentlal agent aid superintendent of the Mooney k boiend detective agency left with the company and so did John Lckel once city editor of tint JhKOgo VVnm who wont allnl to sot as treasurer I 1 U now very well understood thnt Hip the new burlesque will be shclvd and that Adonis and The Bevon Aol will be revived on the 1acIIIo suite I Is worth noting that the author of nlll U Mlltnin Hill who It also responsible 01 for the larger sharo in the writing ot Fay wrlln aJ Tomplelong now extravaganza llendrlk Hudson ulravajua The 100th night of Strauss In America Is to ho celebrated on Monday evening next at time Madison Hanaro Uanlou Amphitheatre The plot of the new ballet The lllrth ol the nltz by Jolmnn Htrnus to he danoi on that night Is briefly nn follows The scene repre vents an Ideal 1 ganlen ol loweis aSleep around the rose In the distance Is heard the Blue Danube Cupid enters watering tho flowers nnd one by one they awaken The rose Is tho last to open Its ritgrani leaves each petal dis closing a TAW dbllght as drop by drop the moisture Falls from Cupids watering not gently upon It Out of the rose alights Pyscbo re freshed and charmed with her bath blloul taneously love enters their hearts They em brace and the waltz has its birth On that evening the other two ballots Peace and War and Choosing the National 1ace will also be danced and tho usual Strauss con cert will tako place A rittihuricli Theittrlenl Beniallon I PtTTSDunati AttIc 20 David Henderson a Chicago manager and a former newspaper I man Is rooting 1 new playhouse bore to bo I called tho Duqucsn Theatre The work has boon going ahead slowly and today It was learned that thoro has boen 1 bitch The con tractor Mr Godfrey has stated that he will not proceed with work until Henderson pays 1It Is due him nnd secures him for the re mainder of time contract sum Tbo site Is sie leased around and Godfrey cannot secure a Hen Tim news has caused a sensation In local theatrical circles for Henderson has ton oon Mdnrod financially solid Ha Is Interested In several road ventures besides EndeaTorlnc to Proton The Merry lion nrcht Helen Manager Cinby hit been ilrtvlnff since UondaynUtit to arrant for an xtenvlon or io iojourn of Fraud Wllioni hew opera at ibi nroadiray Theatre 1 was orIginally booked for icrta wr Vn to bl followed by tie ACne llQntinton Pal lone company The popular rectptlon of The Merry Monarch was io u rtloiial that Mr Wllinn friend wanted III time cc tended and negotlarlont were brgun to ICUI the tbeatra ip to the hnllila Out of town manager tu Ma tltnore Itotton iliuarn and other cities rufDied phOne to cancel the VVninn time or 10 coniint 10 a pi I tponement and Manager Cathy annonnopd yatter uar t hI itO inetropollian renn nf Hie Merry Uoa arch would have to ecu at the original date fixed for till ravel Hie i entertainment U ficeptlonal In the fat ttut the curtain ruta at oclock exactly the usual ten minute delay belnif dOle away 1b ttenetval of the Ollmoro Jnbller The conUriu llon of the Gilmcr jubilee at Manhattan Drach will begin this fternoon The prommme ln cludis tic blc gun anvtla pipers drum corps opera Chorus and vocalists The Jubilee ifU end on Sunday 1 night 1 xva XUWLINO The Plnttdeutache Volklciit Will lie Con tinned on Hundnr The big riattdeutsche Volkfest In Bchuetzon Park Union Hill was to bare been closed Plrk ll cosod yes terdaybut tho Executive Board decided on ac count ot the rainy weather that prevailed since Sunday to continue the affair on next Sunday About iOOJCI persons attended tbe festival yes terday Besides the rifle shooting and the loam bowline In which twentyfive teams par ticipated there was a harvest festival a the farm house The festival began with a pro cession In which nearly all the participants wore costumes Intended to represent German farmers and workers There were 1 great many women In the procession Alter Ibo procession tbe paraden danced and then they had a banquet There was the usual concert and gamers on the playground A now same was introduced called tub tum bling Four tubswvre turned upside down on the lawn and four young women were blind folded 100 a audit Iyny Base bull bats were put In their hands They were to go blind folded to the tubs and knock ono of thorn over with tlio bat The woman who knocked over I tub first won the game nnd a prize limo con tentants wcio a tall angular woman 1 short stout woman and two women of medium size After they had been blindfolded they wore turned around four or live times and then headed In thu direction of the tubs with their bats on their shoulders Tne tall woman wont like a race horse She reached the tubs llrst Ikl 1 Irt nnd by a chance bow batted one of them over The second woman to get to the tuba was the short stout one She appeared to mistake tbe angular woman for 9 tub and batted her Tne blow was not bard enough to do any serious damage l be shooting closed at f I oclock H Otten of this city made the best score and was en titled to the honor of belnc King of the Feet I had been arranged to croup the King last night but ai the festival to be continued on Mmduy It was Oecldod to postpone It until then tI7tte 1 Apollo Club of this city won the bowling by 1 score of 4W roe Amorlcus was 8 cold with 1 score of 41C Tho scores at the other leading clubs were Jolly 4UR Ilondole 386t Atlanta No 1 102 Park Avenue 848 Atlanta No2 347 Hpartan 42i West Hide No1 3U3 The first and second Individual prices for bowling during the entire festival were won by 11 iiaitsotnitn of the Atlanta and J lovloy of the AmencuB They hud 101 pins OICh The Unique Feast of the Tenderloin Club A llht premise to be uniquely different from any the town erer beard of will He spread upon Ibo roof frarileu of the Issloo on tin etenliiKof Run dar AUK 11 I n 000 epltole In the first anolrersary Ju bilee ot the Tsndrrloln clob The fact that the Cailno garden tiM never before been nsed for suoli a purpose ls one elfinsntot noillr but there Mil boa I bean of nulau diversity bolitts i f In tie imsiiinthe uf the celebra linn The Tenderloin is I tlio linhemlan o nb ot tha inetropnll and tile nIght will 1 he full nt thai 1 rapllrat lot ulicoiivenlloiiallli of enlriymrut that Is thu lrluril I pMriiculur I I chiri or Hohemlan I Ufa There will b no dres soils lint no set sptclies but some It the best known iheit I Iral Rnt uiu lral aople 1 til Ln bore There are Diem O numlicra In the Tenderloin and earliineni er Is restricted 10 four tlokeis The suiii r will be serrri ily t car Sarartn and the Huugstlaa OH I band I Mil set the tstsl going tunefully Hun uftho Revolnttnn Meet The msnaners of the National Society of Sons of the Amrrhan Revolution met here yesterday Dr William Hwir4 Wbb IMildetit Oensral Bresldsi ItsDnrtsof the roost encouraging nature r re tlfl from tie iieneral cmcers An Kircutlre Com inttiee ta selectrd rrntlstlnE of Dr William S Webb IhIn I r I Doming the lion vvllllaiu I Amour ii I lie linn h I aRi Hrretl luther I U Tarliell Joilab U rumpelly I and Meal I t James II Crs ai Standlni mm miners ba been appoliiiet by the Irenliienl eneral 11 Its 11105 II tlnanrr Jarnm lg lr IJwIn I I IJ lurrir Itotj rrt I irsIl trrrri ouilnce Oen 11 V nnjrnton i Ln tiler U Tarbail I eut l O 1 reapt Or anlratlon I roL btbau Alls William I l O M loweii and Wilson IOt GilL llmintlesie nnwlnt Club Ueetlnb l entbuslaille meetIng of tie Dauntless Howlnc Club wi held at Hie cluli houte HTtli ruett and Lenox nrenue last nlKhL Frfsiuent I W Walters occupied theclsvr hle brcretnry I rouilais recorded lh Iroceeillnn About COcoa new ineinbeis were oteclnl It I I was iectish I 10 niter a junior I sight I osr ii shell I crew In I llie i hluten dl Ulmid Atlilelli I 1 tub s I abur Ita I reialla 1 lie ful lie iiij IS Hit pertonnrl Ir the taUt that will I carry the PauuiUs bluu and white in the erut It u frauds low I N Jeseohlhal No 2 F U lmnl5 tOIC J 3 U Ponilaie So 4 O Bchnaaeker a5 iL T builili Nn j R U Monrof I e 7 W T oi ennalt t ami K U Kiumoni oonwaln Considerable Ibo routine business was transacted secret and Cosaforl on the Pennalvula Xtallroad The popularity of tie treat renniylranla RaIlroad olIWInr route lo llie West Is I larfily loe to tlie wellknown eaulimeiii f lha rued In nil llie otipljHnrei which In Slut llie ssfelr of tile 1stsnners llie blork slirnAl an I lntrrinrini sirlteli syMein I smile Uallsitiit r al let alit 1011o lirlilllsiuaVe a safe highway ot the rrullro eloiict truSs that 11 IIS track daily The Poisjlyiiit I united 1 me the Utifer of not come L those l tilt allpaulnu traInS of jhj world II leris hew Sock daily or lit Sl ii Wi MJt The llamuond vim 1 the prints In the isle I typewriter coble tIn New Vork city and rtcelrcd a Uoveriiineutcueck for 770yj for ia lypeirrlters all I I In one wseh4iV Prices always lower at 00 O Flint 001 tQtj tare emporium li West Htn M Atv I 4 Actual Figures Official Reports Baking Powders Carbonic Acid C3 e leavening for Cloyelandl superlor Next Highest pure cream ot Ilra powder mmonlaed powder Ohio Fooo Commission 260 81110 N 1 Dairy Com ayemrO 860 818n Canadian Government Report 257 1135 V S Government Report 258 I 8124 Terae 1287 81230 CI eve I an d s Superior Powder Baking Highest t Clevelands Supcrior Baking Powder is by these Official Reports four nnd onchnlf per cent stronger than the highest ammoniated baking powder i fifteen per cent stronger than the next highestpurt cream of tartar powder and fortytwo per cent stronger than the highest alum powder The powder next to Clevelands In strength was found to contain slrcnFlh ammonia Ammonia and alum powders no matter what their strength are to be avoided a their continued use will Injure the health ABOUT BIRDCAGES 24 Tho HENDRYX cngo is i so smooth in finish that it needs only wnahinfr with Q damp oloth I ot chamois thou wiping dry with 1 Boftcloth t 1iIitt 3OIC l A Mn heart ot hair becomes tir the usa of RARRVJI TRICOPII EltuUS a thick mass or shining flbres DOe I Krcpe Km Hhlrt made In measu o 1 None better nt any cries Butt and HI II Broadway MltH WINHIOWM t HOOTHINOBTmtTl II Has basil used let errr FitlY YEARS by UILLIONSet HOTIIKRS for Iblr CHILDREN WHILE TKBtTilita wIth rhnrrcT succtsn 1 POUTHFS the CIIILB fOTTI N6 tie OlMK ALLAYS all KA1M CURES WIND COI1C and is I the bait Hmttr for PUItRlliKA Celt by druggists In every part ol the world me a bottle I ItW gubllcutioua AleIheI1 Only the beet ejid tnoei SOBsiac IIIHhluaobieotIonableworks UUutJlLiu of tlctlon fOr la Unrar Beulde Ubrarr Ore It otmsS nowpuUlshsd Uetctilogtiolrcai any Notesdealer NEW ISSUES THIS WEEK AfrniKlersRerret liyfruk llarreit t1 lOe lOa Au Advemur lu Morocco XeUI Collltux A Woiuan of the w rid h 1 Vlabeliiotlnaoarfe 144 Ineej I eIt e ee i tn et eee e A UMUBS Btart KL Aleixaair 10 146 o 1 I EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN Ennora rittaanatitn nv THE R8 rum OF CUOLKHA M UND UN Mary Anderaone IloiermooB Tonrlele aolnt to llletarle Hum rci Bdnrll He r nnd Olrle Hesireil Oat Their Wits LONDON Aug 20The anxiety In reference I to the cal of cholera In the city Is crowing I greater every hour Tb foreign ambassadors have Bent special messengers to the Poplar Hospital to make Inquiries hating been or I dered to report to their respective Govern ment on the subject An official report of a I reinsuring nature was Issued tonight oy the representative of 11 medical department of I the Local Uovernment Board who has been making Innulrles Into the cose The patient rlos described o lufTerlng from symptoms which although not to be dlstln KUlshed clinically from Asiatic cholera are oc casionally observed In ellR ol cholera runrbus such us occur annually I toes on to any that the Item bln Duke of Argyll touched a no other port after leaving Iort Said on July 30 and that throughout the entire voyage no case thA onlro voralo of Illness In the slightest degree rosembllnit cholera occurred on board and tbat the pa tient was not attacked till more than twenty tent hours had elapsed After he had loft the I ship In the Thames Innulrles at the ho pltnl reveal tho fact that Leigh much better Improved tonight during all the day and IB very I 1 PANIC IN A OlttlMAN eVJIOOL The ChIldren nab Ont of Doom DeclarIng Ohnele Are After Them tit Dvntafl catle Keiei CVtpanv BERLIN Auir 20A croat manic occurred to day In a large publlo school In the Irloilcn I strasso I seems that tho children wore pos sessed with the Idea that tho sohoolhousa was haunted by the spirit ot 1 former teacher Who had committed suicide many years aao At noon today I gIrl of the first class became hysterical and ran Into tho main bal crying out that the ghost was choking hor AU the pupils rushed from all the class rooms catching frantically at heir I throats anti yelling that the holt WIO attacking them The teachers were powerless to restrain the tsrrllled children ana the stalrrniosvrore soon strewn with them loni lnl over each other I Fortunately the nll being ample they nil pained tlio street hnvlua received but plight injuries The school buildings are being wstoheil by tho police In order to find out whether any GTlldlspoeod microantB have been personating ghosts to friuhten the pupils TOURISTS IN tiixiitAr ASIA A Frtj Will atari from Part oo Sunday nod nir Hskmarcmd PAnts AUB 20Tho rersonally conducted excursion that Is about to start for Bamarcand will number nearly fifty tourists They will start on next Sunday and RO first to Constanti nople when they will spend 1 week They will then RO to the Caspian Ben and on Its east shore will tako a train on tho TransCaspian Jin Urn ad They will spend three weeks along this thousand miles of railroad much of It running throiiRh desert sands and will stop at I the oasis of Mol alt at Bokhara Bamarcund 1 and I law other places lone enough to study I all tho points of Interest 1 allho party will return to Iarls on Oct 2R alter spending some time In Ku Ba The cost of the journey will do tlltlO which will In clude all trnrellinB expenses carriage hue feds to interpreters oXlono 1000 and lodging but does not Include nine I was nocosnry to procure from M 1etersbure I special pornIt lor the party to travel In the TiansCasplun province I I HnnllnB for New Gold Field I ZANZIBAR Arc 20The South Africa Com panys expedition to Mashonnlnnd has reached that country Tie march was tlirouch a splen didly fertile and wellwatered ro lon The natives dlly welwlt thee ort friendly and many joined the expe dition rhe health and spirits of tho troops I are excellent The expedition bad permission of L Ben I ula King of MatebeleUnd to PIM tbrouch his country to Mnshonalnnd which Is also a part of his dominIons The anoeivrnnce of the I large expedition near tho southern frontier I honxvar greatly excited the Matebolas who began to look toward Ibo border in a threaten lug attitude apparently with the full consent of their King The xpeultlon however had no intention of passing through the country a i they had been ordered to more east aloe the southern frontier and then north along the eastern border nf Matibeleland to Ma phonaland Jhls lathe route they fillovred and as very little was known of 1 It Is crntiiy inn to hear a favorable report of the country I Gilbert Hull Against Citric I LONDON AUK 20Mr Fischer Ibo counsel for the plaintiff applied today for a postpone ment for a woek of the hearing In the dispute between Mr W 8 Gilbert and Mr COyly Carte In respect to tho accounts all the pay ments of his shirn of the ret profits dented from the comic operas written by the plalntlll nnd produced nt tho Savoy Theatre and alo for the appointment of a receiver for the tak logs ot the Gondoliers now running hero Mr Fischer said that ho i desired 10 poorl fur ther evidence and lu I add Sir Arthur Sullivans name SB a delendsnt to thai of Mr Carte The application was granted and the can was adjourned till next week Cardinal Munnlnx on Newman LONDON AUB 20A reijulom mass for the late Cardinal Newman was celebrated in Ibo Biompton Oratory today Cardinal Mnnnlua delivered an address lIe said that although It was too soon to measure fully the work of Npw man It was certain that no living man had io changed the religious thoimht of England It was he Inspiring genius of tho trnctnrlan movamnt that was Mmpinc the Church ot Enalnnd Into its present life But for him I rationalism would now reign supreme In the national religion KTlctlnc a Vhol6 Vlllnnc CORK AUB 20A Sheriff accompanied by a posse of bailiffs and a body ot police proceeded to time vIllfiEe of Drldosbrldco near Castle Lyons about fifteen miles from this city and evicted tne whole of the Inhabitant who worn subsequently permitted to return to their homes as caretakers Great excitement prevails throughout the district but no violence has occurred up to the present time The nic Tornado In France FABle Atie 2oTbo damage don by tho tornado which went over the Department of the Seine ot Olso yesterday is estimated today ut 12600001 be crops aro destroyed through out the track of the storm and many line nulldlnas have been completely wrecked thou sands of trees have been uprooted and even carried some distance and many people have been injured Hallloc Hhlii la Arctic Seine LONDON AUB 20Cnpt Rrordrup who ls to take tim nautical direction of tho vessel In which Dr Nanson Is to sail for the North 1cle Is at present on a flahlnir boat In the polar seas studylnB the manmuvrlnB of a vessel amont Ice nIlOS He accompanied Dr Nanoeo on his recent trip across Greenland The crew will ie l eumposnd solely of Mnrwezlau sailors und the party will sail next sprint A nialinnn Dnncblnr Flo41A PESTU AUB 20rho natural dauchlnr the Most Ilevorend Bishop Count Forbuch a gIrl of ID named Helen has eloped with an Italian abbot taklnc with her a great many valuable jewels some ot which are helrloome and a Juice sum of money Her mother who Is tha wellknown eront landowner Anna Bandor has procured a warrant against the fugitives and has set detectives on their track Iui orlluss KncllNli IIorr lor Ilreedlna LIVEBPOOL AUB 20 Messrs Truman ABons of llusliell III have shipped today on the steamer Venetian bound fioiti this port to Boston twentytbiee shire stallion ten shire limits nnd seven Hackney stalllouM from the stock lal f mot tha Prince or Wales for the purpose of using them breeding In America Iajdr Unulo Will Lesyit the Htacf LONDON AUB 20The Earl of Clancarty Is ill and Is undergoing the cure nt HomburB It Is In consequence nf his desire that Lady fluniO who is uiing In the rutliiuea In Mr AiiauHtuu Harris m produrtlnnot Venuslia nnnotmnceii lion intention of lMlne the stage and eettllna down In private llf Tbe Aluefcu Is a Fern QUEENBTOWN Aug 20The Union steam hip Alaska has arrived her and hat left for Liverpool On last Thursday bar engines had to be stopped In consequence ol a delect In her machinery and next day a dense log came on which got to be no bad that her speed had to be reduced The taunt nf Inrle ilnd the UeKlnlrr Hill TAWS Anc 20 The tlaaro says that the Count oi farli will iirobauly abandon his pro pdiedvfiUtdlh Willed h tijie ovtp8tt the looliua hero rtCAlatt the McKInley bill MtKKttTA AND KALADIN UK rlKltl OnfjQete the Hciif nwiy rap cod the Other the Crlnthlm Cn MxnnrcnKAD Mass Aug 20Itwas 1115 A JL when the whistle blew for the start of the allofl race of the midsummer series of the Corinthian Yacht Cub The Minerva and Ven tura were the forties which had each won u lea In tho cup and the Balndln and Shark ol the thirtyfooters wore also tied When the whistle blew tho Minerva rleht on the line as usual bore away and started on wbt was supposed to bo a run ten miles to leeward Tho Ventura followed her half a mlnuto later but was quicker In Retting her spinnaker IOt and began to gain on her black rival Bho finally succeeded In getting her wind and be fore they had run off two miles was alongside The thirties htartod five minutes after tho larger boats The Baladtn not a Ono star while tho Shark was handicapped about two minute Spinnakers wore quickly set on those boats and all stood out to un About three miles off shore the boats ran out of tho gond northwostorl breeze they had otaitcd with tho wind loll flat and n t faint Puns began to come from the eastward the fplnnnkcrs wore taken down and the boats hendod southeast close hauled on the port tack The Minerva bad succeeded In shaking or tie Ventura ana toe Haladln was outsoil oltsnl Ina tbo Shark 11 the time As the wind hauled to tho southward about 9 I M tie boats were bonded oft from tbo mark which vrnt then about three miles to windward Tho Minerva then bad I line wind ward position and the Haladln had a long lead Over tbe Hhark Several lacks n ore made nut to the eastward as time brcAze began tu freshen It I had M been bal olY a bronze nt alt until about Then the bOlts were nearing the mark and at about 33r P M tho Minerva rounded fol lowed by the Ventura twentyfive minutes later The Haladln was very near the Ventura rounding at 4OS and the Shark was SOlO dis tance strn Again spinnakers were set and the boats cnmo home atilto last befoio tbo fair southeasterly breeze Tho Minerva during those twentyOre minutes before the Ventura rounded was running horn like mad and lengthened out her load considerably After the boats bad inn hall way home tho wind hauled more toeattwftrd and spinnakers were taken In and booms gibed over to port The Minerva finished far ahead of the Ventura and Balndln which started In the next class almost caught her Bnlndlu hold out her spin naker until almost Into Marblohoad Hock but In order to keep I lull ran oft out of her course Then taking I In and gibing over she ran for tho lino and finished while tho Hhark wan a mile and a half oil shore The Minerva wins the Hemenway Duo lor forty looters and tialadln eels tho Corinthian CUD elu for thirties vents The following is the official summitry ot tho coin ron ronZII Cct idC5 s4rc 1111 nba lime nsa usc os 5 M5L i iS 27 C 32 mM S 17 Xi a Is 23 H to mu a ne g c itt 57 g 3 7 rnln ruoua aiatiln ii tt t5 8 M 37 IIC 3 0 M 37 sterultli9 OLi5i 0403 641314 TO 1TED A PLUMOKKS DAVU111KH Hmlpesi the Newsboy is I tbe Groom He Once Saved lite Undo from Ierieentlon Cards wero Issued yesterday for the mar rlnso ot Simon Prosser bettor known as Swipes the Newsboy which is fixed for Dec 15 nt Pithaeorns Hall It Is explained by the bridegrooms friends that Invitations are Is sued so early In order to glvo into for the elaborate preparations that are deemed neces sary for nn event ot such widespread Interest The invitations ants surmounted by a dove with an olive branch In her bill Move llroille Is to La best man and the Broom has placed tho msnuKemont of the oc calon entliely In Mr lirodles hand Mr jliodlo Is married himself mid ho Is selected salt was said vesterduy for his honorable post beouiisn Mr Preseers like Mr lirodlos Is a lov match Tha bride Is about 17 veer old Her father l a wellknown plumbflrol Ludlow street It Is snld that the grooms ncaualntance with his Illinois was made when aha was on her vvuy home fiom the plcniuot a local political leader iwo 1ourth ward men persisted in liolna at tentlve to tier and It is said that Presser whoo muscular prowess 1 a matter of general knowledge seeing that sho was In need ot a champion plopped up lifted hIs hut politely and knocked both of her foolish admirers Into n ludlow street gutter He then escorted her home The plumbers heart Wai touched and he made no objection tn his dfniclitorn uoslra to become the wife of imor rescuer Presser Is the man who foucht the tattle which proved fatal to young Dempaoy nt Fort llitmllton two years ago The Negro In Ixralelann Pollllre NEW OnxrANfl AUB 20It looked nt one time as though the Democratic Convention in the Fifth Louisiana district which renoml minted Charles J Boatuer for Congress would split on a ciuostlon of representation Itepro tentstlon in Democratic conventions In Louisi ana Is based on the total Democratic vote cast Since the negroes have taken to voting tha Democratic ticket this has given the control of the party to tho negio parishes In tbo Filth district for Instance the four negro parishes with 1VOOU white voters controlled the Demo cratic Convention while suvnn parishes with IGuOd white votes constituted a bopeiess mi nority J ho whlto parishes threatened to bolt unless adltlercnt basis ol representation was agreed on The Convention worried over tho iues tlin all day and llnnlly yielded basing the leprosmtailun In future on population If tho rule Ih adoptud by the Slate Cunventlnn it will completely revolutionize the Democrats in Louisiana for ns timings now stand the negro narlsbis control it The rourth and FIlth congress distriet in which the negroes mire far itbead in numlisro elect a majority oI tile delegates Wblle toe white districts the First Second anti ThIrd are in a belmilees uninozity Vlecnneln Itepiibllcaon MILWAUKEE Aug 20The Republican State Convention today ronominated GOT Hoard for Governor by acclamation J B Treat ot Green county was nominated for Lleutenant Governor on the first ballot Tile platform en dorses the Dennett Compulsory Ucnool law and flirms the right acd duly of the State to enact laws that ulll guarantee all children cut llolent instruction In the legal language of the State to enable them to read und write the same UruEtiara Plnnnee MONTEVIDEO Aue 20The National Bank declates that Its secuiltles are suRlclont to guarantee h loan but that an Immediate con version of Its paper money Is Impossible The Minister of FInanio proposes to reintabllsh a metallic regime redeeming pnpor money by an Issue of bonds and a 5 per cent increase ot customs duties Tornado In HwHeHi BKIINK AUB 20A tornado swept throuRh tho Canton oi Yaud today doing nn Im mense amount of damatto The vlllngos of Javnllie and loux were devastated and whole fyrets were destroted Jinny persons were Injured The storm lasted three minutes Rnvuiceis Cholprn CAIRO Aug 20 There have been fortyolght deaths from cholera at tho ijiiarantlno station at Hltor since the pilgrims weia Interned At Mecca yesterday ten deaths from cholera wore reported and al JedUuh nine deaths wore recorded Mary Andercon sit Han Mala Br HALO Aug 20 Mrs Antonio de Navarro ne Mary Anderson IB staying beta with her husband They go out for walks and drives and dine at the table dhitta avery day but no one seems to Identify her an tho Croat actress The Poisoned Irogreaeletii flvanAnp Auc 20 Twenty Progressists who were poisoned at the recent banquet at Topoln nro now pronoiinoed out of danger The rrefeot of Topota has refused to penult an analysis ot the food under judicial authority Kacllsb IIitrTtetere on Htrlkd LONDON AUK 20 The harvesting operations throughout the south of England are now at a comparative standstill In consequence of the harvehtors having struck today for an ad vance la wucei Emperor Wllllunie Tour ST PETEiisnuiio Aug 20Time Czar and Em peror William wore In the Hold at an early hour this mornIng to watch the military operations 1 1 hey took luncheon In the open and returned to harm to dine Beheaded Elghtr Debate TANOIER Autr 20The Sultan of Morocco has vanquished the rebels at Zammour be heading eighty ot them AN ELEPHANT oN XIl ItAllllAQK lie Take BO Outing In I PllUbnrch end lakes a Mensntlon Pmsnunon Aug 2001vonss circus has been exhibiting In the East End for tho past few days Last night tho tent wes filled almost to suffocation whon the storm came up I was noticed that the elephant was very nervous swlnclnc his hugo trunk from side to tide and his trumpeting was board for half n mile Ills keeper tried In vain to pacify him About midnight Mr Josoph Weaver who lives on Lowell street flue squares from the circus lot heard a noise In his garden Secur ing an ordinary click de rallied forth AB ho entered the garden ho was confronted by tho elephant which at once charged a the fright ened man The elephant abased him around tho grounds throe or four times when Weaver finally escaped through the fence leaving tho animal In lull possession wbllo he wont to the circus lot for help The keeper the elephant was nowhere to bo found A couple ot policemen and a many canvassmennftersomndallburatlon nccompa I nled Weaver to his residence When they ar I rival nt their destination the elephant could not bo seen The garden however wan oxl deuce enough that the animal had been In charge Corn stalks tomato plants and po tato vines and been trampled Into the ground Tho party of hunters bad given up their chase and wore about to return when Ibo animal with 1 loud trumpet emerged from I behind a flay stack The men begun to scat btllnd tor all of them taking l positions at a safe dis tance Tho police stationed thomeoUo out sldo tOO fence and becnn to throw cobble stonos thinking In thin wily to drive time elephant away Finally tlrlnuof this the ele I phnnt beaded In the direction of thin police men The animal started In pursuit of the fleeing bluoconts breaking down n high fence and uprooting I pump In his course

Alter chaslnc about In thIs manner fnrlmlf an hour or mor and amusing all the neighbors In the vicinity tho olephnnt was driven into 1 mall shed which had Leon usol as a carriage house After conIInine tho elephant In the shed for Ator hour the keeper appeared He I found little trouble In taking his charge to the cirrus tent where he fastened him with a I number of chains XEttS Ol Till 154 ILlS 04 VS Latest InformatIon of Interest from All Quarter A rorOrt comes from Philadelphia thru the men In the passenger train service of the Pennsylvania Railroad on the Now York di vision have taken advantage ol tho labor troubles on the New York Central to demand an Increase of pay On July 1 all tho freight men got an average lneiease of 10 per cent and this was looked ui on as restitution ot what was taken off their wages In 1877 when the company made a uniform loductton of 10 percent over the entire si stem rite road then promised that It would do better as soon as it count afford an Increase Tim freight mon on the New York and several other di visions wcio remauibered but tlieipjaeenKor men got nothing hnpeilntendent Crswlord of the Nowlork division ret nt test Ibo riiranr 0sterday that a eonimltteu from limo passenger department hail called upon him or nnv oilier ofilaiul with SUch n ronuo t He said that no one vvhiiiever I flail appeared tor the men Mr rawInrd said lust he didnt think them was a Knluht of Labor on the road and Le didnt cxpacl any agitation over wnges A Quebec do rntch says Mr Paul of London England one of limo directors of tho prospec I live Labrador hallway It la that city with nix English engineers awaiting the arrival ot the I Government steamer Alert nbli h Is to convoy the party on a crulxo around tho Labrador I oaat They will bo accompanied by I 1 foa ol Point don Munts n uloioor ot the labrador region Fufnnl osseits that ho can domonttrato the possibility of building a tail way over Labrador tu the Atlantic coast The Alert is expected huro tomorrow night When the order was Usued a few days ago by thn PcnnsjlVBiiIa Itnllroad that horeufter all clock trains bound for hew tork should be made up of thirty cars and all for Phila delphia of thirtyfive curs Unst Liberty ship pers proloMod The order however went Into enact on lust Monday The result of tills bus been that a number of shippers from Ohio sent their stock to Eastern markets via other routes niteorthmig that they will do their bust nons with railroads who are a little acoornmo tInting iiieanlnit by this that other compaulas would ship thelrstock wlionaskedand not at a time when It suited the railroad 1 he com mission men at the yards at Knot Liberty cir culated a petition anti had It signed by every II rm in the yards asking the Pennsylvania toroclnd their late order This the conumnv refitted tn do but Instead had the order modi fled BO HB to read Trains of stock will he shlppol to Now York or Philadelphia any time during tint dity when the reaulrod thirty curs are loaded That Is to say thin train cnn lie broken putt of time stock belne consigned to Phlludelplila tho remainder to New York Local stock will be shipped at all hours Cupl Itiittler Mornaax AVI 11 New Loonc Aon 0TIto will of tlie late Capt Elienezer Raltltr Morgan who died at ilroton across the river a few day ago IlLs bern udnilttsd to jirobuta Itt rortlilie auitouzitCil tu JKUOO iurit ot which was amassed lu the Alaska seal Ililif rlrs Capt Katllf was a InurY cheery person and sot Ills nickname on account ot the e qualities lie was tree banded atiu mist In tense In his sectarian convictions lie used to lend Ion ot money to rirufullni llapiut parishes and built nearly a doen chnrcnes for thrill sreurlnc Its invest ineill whit tnitrtvnvAii nn tha Ktruettires HA made tint to lose Ito mflmly en his Tsriiuree to oms wime ii be qnsath4 oustbtrii CC hIs stste lie tIlicO a CultS Iii trust for tie lenstit of I tucptlss churdttic ii lAIllOlit cut accuSe ismuniary aid a FIts foul from t bicli is oliseltoil iteTleTOlelit itIpttii ortanlOatioml Wilt receis IIl 00 a year cud Site reelilus gee I liii children And tralidolitturelt Tue Captain was a scvCnslei ie iae tell years itit Cnmptreller Hyere and the Hide Tna ALSim Aug I i Theodore W Uyers as Comptroller ot the city of New York has wade a return lo Ibe toll of mandamus requiring him to Issue revenue bonds to the amount ot woaoo W for payment of the balance ot the Slate tax due for tRee He admits that lie refuse to Issue the bonds and contends that he Is Jusilfled on the grnnnd that the assessed value of the real estate of hew York placed at WUKIUHIP I U In cites i if U3 him rsot oflie true and market Tatar white the as Meitel valuation of real suds In oilier counties Is leu ilian us t per cent nf Us true value lie also avers tiiiI the dale ams ors ade nu such elimination if pro lily In New tarS city es lIre propoiel lo tame made ant ou which ttie alusllun was mane lie Shuts other irregularities on tIll part of tho Mate Hoard ot Assssiurs and pubs that the iroceedlngs Le dismissed Cease Figure Wisuiuto Aug oThe result of the official count of the population of tbe Sill of Washington was wired to GOT Ferry to day by the Census Bureau Tbe sched ules tn two supervisors districts bowersr bate not teen received Ihe initiation ot the Stats excuilre cttbtse Is S43MI4 lbs missive districts will probably iniraee title number to aiciut3 iuun Ihe population tit the Territory In tfO was7UU the Census ofilce has atsi announced the result of the euunt ol the population In tliese lilies MIte atiku UJi vj Increuse In ten years Hflftp nr 70 47 per cent i Allegheny Ity 104 itt j7 Increase in ten years II2O i oruA4l per cent fiesltle 43 itt 4 increase luwili t Tacoma SJBMi Increase u4s l hmporla TM Increase IMS erUJUD per cent i Arkansas flu I3S4 lucreaee 7XI Fort Eeott 1B37 Increase WtA or liioaa ocr cast The Stoop Taobt Anal Wrecked Hsw loves Lug 20The aloop yacht Annie ot New York went OB Ihe tonthwist ledge In the gate last even Ing end was totally wrecked On board were seven New York gentlemen cruising to the eestiard They were caught In the vale off Ihe harbor and tha yacnta fudrler was tallied anal hitS tick the rtis aluut In lUoik ana half e u hour later went lo pieces Her occupant swam te tile breakwater and were cared for by Keeper Thompsi of ihe new lighthouse until Hits afternoon wbea thiy came to this city purcLued cIthlug and thoei amid left for tern by rail OflflVAfl1 PatrIck Harris the manager ot a circuit ot theatres cmbiaclng Cincinnati Baltimore Bt 1aul Washington Louisville nod Pittsburgh died rslolln morning nt his summer home Bay Shore L I Mr Harris whoso full name was Patrick Harris Dean had just returned from n trio to Kurope where he und gone for tho benefit of his health Ills wife and two eons were with him when ho died He has boon 1 very tick man for over a year Early last fall he associated with him In the Illt Inl nssoollted manage ment of his circuit Tunis F Dean resident manager of the Academy Music Baltimore and I A Urlttaln his brotherinlaw Mr Hants born In Ontario 44 Ills Ilrts wns bor Onll1lo years ago Is theatrical enterprises wore first undertaken In the dime mu oum field In which ho was very successful When ho went to Baltimore to llvo a feW years ago ho opened a cheap theatro and museum In the Maxmlc Temple ana later I got po eeInn of the Academy of Miislo Ilnltl mores finest playhouse which ho transform ed Horn n failure Into n 1 shining llnnnclal suc cess Besides the Academy of Music In Balti more Mr Harris controlled Fords Theatre Washington lioblnsnnsOprn Houso Cincin nati Library Hall Louisville Peoples Tho nnt Ilttsburgh ntre Bt 1aul and tho Filth Avenue Theatre Hon Peter Ballly Palmer aged 7r was burlod Inllattsburg lllnton sall Tnesdnv Ho was n graduate of the famous law ofllce of Mo Iradulo olcs Kown A Van Uuren In Albany In 183t He went to Michigan In IHUH nnd In 1840 vas elected Probnle fudge of Mncomb county that State In 1811 ho returned lo 1lnttsburg his nntlvo place In IHKi ho wits elected Judge and Bur rats of Clinton county serving two terms Ho wax tho author ol Iulmers Hltory ot Lake Chainplaln from 1109 to 1H14 Histori cal Jketohos of Northern New Ycrk Uattlo of Valentin n history of Jlnl bull and a his tory of Clinton county all most llllblo con trlliutlons tn local history Ha loaves awldow and throo children Alexander luto I brothor of Father rate who founded the sailor church In lrosldont street liiooklyn died lnlleroy CPa ye terdny He was 75 years old HH teas born lu this city Ills father nnsa naval Captain in the war ofl812 In 1XSI Il teas n health In spector In this ity In 1840 he was connected with tho coast survey service and pome toRte later was appointed to n place In the Custom lloute here llomrved during the rebellion In Gen Mckless rogliuont tho 133d Now York Ho hits lived in retirement In Jersey City for twelve yours Adam fanner Kldrl of this city tiled yostar day morning nt his residence 243 West Fifty first Street m his seventieth year Mr Kldd was born in Poland Trumbull county Ohio May 141821 For many years he was n mom ber ot the lumber Him of A C A W Kldd Aat Fourteenth street and Tenth avenue Tho firm dissolved In HM The funeral services I will be held itt his late residence this afternoon at 8 I oclock The Interment will bo at Green ville Pa A wife and two daughters survive him I himMrs Electra Chase widow of Dudley Chase Is dead nt lncliostor Centra Conn aged 110 l tae and r month Mrs Chase had been very active up to within a fow dais of her death thc was the oldest person in the Winchester Contra Church I nrlsh Marius de Lnznre a writer fo tho Morning Jiniinal died nt llonmlngturg N V on Tune day nlcht f gnstrltiH lie loaves 1 wife The funeral will occur on Friday at 11 oclock A M from 1 St John place 1rookljn Henry Mcranley Hud yesterday morning at his homo in WestAsburr 1itrk nt paralysis Ho Was TO jonrs old and ha had boon engaged In the Insurance business In Now Jersey lor nearly forty years William S Hage ProMient of the Monroe County Savings nnd Treasurer the Uni versity of ItochoptiT died suddenly on Sunday of heart dloase aged 70 years Ho leaves a largo fortune Thomas I 1 Moffatt comraerrlnl editor of tho Onmlm Iff nnd tecretary of the State hankers and lluslnoss Alons Associations died sud denly yesterday of congestion or the lunge Paul H Sperry twentifive tours a well I known builder nt lirldganort dim eIerday of paralysis Ha was a native ot Wet Baron nnd 7G years old Edwin I Lnmli for thlrtrflvo yoars a law yer at Vi atorvllle Y died on Tuesday of pnoumoalA nt the nge of C8 years Henjnmln I Lyon for many years a mer chant at Montrose Il died on Sunday last aged I3 i years Major P I Pmllh of the First Connecticut lieglment died yOMoiday at C9nnootcut lieRlaalnar the Haum Investleatlein WAiiinnrn Aug 20The special committee ap polnlel I Investigate the charges broutht by Repre sentative Cooper against the Commissioner of Pensions Urecn n Baum met IA dny to begin Its work The coin intttee consists of Mesirs Morrlll Bawyer fimyaer OoodnUht and Lewis Commissioner Itsumn and nets resentallre Cooper were present The cbrges were read In brief they allege that rommltslnner Basin sold stock In a worthless refrigerator company to Ten sion Office employees wlm were promod as a consid eration and that he advanced many tieissnd penJon claims al the Instance of fleorre Leinon a pension eUlm agent who In return became sursty upon the Coramimlouers not for t txrJ Mr hymier expressed the opinion that It would hardly be nereetarr to enter upon collateral luues Ha did not see what rgurIt cut whether hr tint the refrigerator was worthless Mr Imiper trot lisue however and held that the value of the refrlji ralur was a material Rolut If tile Commissioner list been pushing a worth ices enterprIse It vas a mailer nt Ii lilrh ongrers l should take notice and require him to emep nut rif orflce Cnuimtiisloner Haum remurkud that Nr Cooper who hail Lern InTestt atlng tins matter now knew Ibal no stuck had been soul to his employees If ie I hud been guilty of the cither charge he would consider himself a dlsuraoed man and eipect lo be kicked nut of nOire halrmnn Uorrlll hofceer thought that dieted way to ronduot the Investigation would tie to examine eterr point made in the charges and this course was decided upon lied slue Iben subinllleil lists of witnesses to te calledand tbe committee adjourned until tomorrow IVe Produce a Lot of Pig Iroa Wsnicrnn Ang Illmo Ruperlnlendsnt of the Census lies lseuei a bulletin on the production of pig Iron In the United States during the year ended June UU iics Ue scyl The pruductlon of pig Iron including Deisemer during tie year named agcregaied 57KTTP tons of Zoi pounds lo the ion as compared with 7HiOl ton iroduced during the ceuene year of IHMI and 1iiiJHil ton during tlisiflitus year of InTO It wilt be iretit lug tn nuilce the great strides which the Hnuihern htates hare made In Die manufacture of pig lion since IH lha total product In Ihat year belnir oU41 tons as against 1 7 it inn tons In IHfri The de eiopmrnl nf the manufacture of pig iron In ihe UntIed Mates during llie ten 5 ear from 115w to iso baa lien phenomenal anl at the ireenl rate nf Increase In pro nuctlnn this tnuntry Is destined sonn m hccnrae the hading pmduier of pig Iron In tIle world possibly rraihlug this tlUtinctlon in tbe calendar year IULKJ Accuerd or Allnwlnu Tblellre lo Grow IlvuiKsio Aug Ml The farmers of Warren county are considerably agitated over the Canadian thistle question and several suit have been brought lo lest the legality cf the law that Provides a penalty of 23 cents for each stock allowed lo mature Two ot Ihe lulls will be tried here on Saturday before Justice liar rK Idourd I annlnv having sued Hiewsrt Krtcham and EdwIn llulgm fart irra fur allowing the thistles tu griiw on their und ilreat interest Is manlfeitrd in the nulls other frincrs are hard at work destroying the growing hicnteIolfeuf being prosecuted Tbe Itiiall oi loiporle Collector Erhardt yesterday aaslgned DtpulyColleo ton Fennsr to lake charge of the overflow narehouse adjacent te the public stores The hiring ot this ware house was made nacessary by in Immune Increase In importations lu the last month or more ttlLKT atDONALD IB OVI f flawed Tkroiiah the Bur ofht Cell in tl I n ekneiick loll Morton McDonald better known na Milky an export bank burglar and a allaround crook escaped from tho jail In Hackonnftok last night by sawing through two heavy iron window bars tie WAS nwalllnc trial for the j burglary of a safe In I Rrocory nt Englewood two months ago and Inspector Byrnes also wanted him for the burglary of a star at Thirtyfirst street and Third avenue In MalJonnld Is I only 32 years old and ban been criminal fiom the nee yA years In Decem ber 1HS7 he with Al Fltrgorsld Peter Mo Manna lohn Carpenter Clark and Trte Dollard were supposed to bo the men who broke IlnP 1alrchllds safe I In Xlrldca port and stole t2SOOO worth of diamonds McDonald escaped punishment and was arrested In hmitombor 1RSH on tho I chare of having muiderod a polloeman In Detroit nnd proved nu alibi A month later McDonald with two others broko into the viult of the Farmers National Hank at New castle Del Flvo months ago Milky wan ar rested on Fifth avenue near Twentythird street And n kit of burglars tools was found In I his possession lie was arraigned In Spool Boeslous and was discharged UAR1XK 1Il5LZWIhifU snittrciia iUiMD Twti nat Hen rises6 13 IAnets I 6 61 Moon eeU C9 MIOII wavift rii soy fso3y llcok10 4B I DOT Ialandlt MI Uall Gate I n A rrl e i1 WinMDAV Aug 20k Be Alto Williams fortnne Island Ship MarltOrnnOi 5alter Iloltirdam Ship Athlon Dexter riushlur llur later Arrivals see First Fare useless ore Bs Alaska from New York at qminntown Ss DeTonta from now York at MovllK Pi rnlnmhia from New Tork nir the Pcllly Islands Es Uorala from New Yort at hamburg iVICOItt STUAHItnirs taU Ib ildh JMItl f ir f f ffrls AtO Auirnita Vlrterla namburg ni3u A M mon ATM New York Oalreston soar if Etata nf Peuuiylvanlx mica BOW S 00 A at nit mntotoa City of BlrralnBham Savan nah IOOAH Ludsate Hill Ixmilon lila Urando Oalveiton SOir I M Yemaisi Charleston Oioor a iioNtlO otKAeSIiL tuc mtue Sorrento llamburi July DO Danla llanibur Aut a Werhendam Ani ierum Asp D Hela Cbrlitiansnd Asg C mil rrttav Aug 22 Normannla HontTiampton Anr Ill Trave Southampton Holhnla Uueenstown An IS Urllannlo Queenstown Auc 1A Jrtii Niiunao Aug za CttyortisrlinOneenstown Ana 1C KlchmonJ 11111 Hurra SB I LrubrU queeuitown Alur I lute undtt Atoll 24 Rthlopla Movtlle Anf i IA Bourffofne Havre Aug IB WEflflIA1U1NOn Aui IP tn this oily William K I Webb of Brooklyn to Florence L dauca tore J 1L lljden Esq of Ihltadelpbla T TT li T ADICKFHJonn 11 Kriux Coimciu fo SO A f or Companions You are hereby nollOeJ to at tend lie innerI ot our late companion Ttieo S Adlckee from his late residence 810 llthar to day at I oclock r I M It e JOYCE Commander O r MIDDLFTOS Secretary AKKIIS On the loth InsU at West nerfeninhts DDthyear Joseph Akera of Vlaccleaneld Enrland fonersl service today at Christs Church Claremomt ar and Clerk it Jersey City Heights at lOocloolt A M Entllsli paper please copy CAMUItUNOnAuic IS 1BOO Catherine Caaeboo aged S months V Itelath and friends are Invited to tttend the ConereA from 203 SprIng t on Thursday at DA at Inter mentln Evergreens Cemetery DRMnKK on Aug IP Carolina Derabke axed 25 years 5 months and TJ daya Relatives and friends are respectfully requested that tend the funeral servIce at her late residence War wick st near Arlington ar this evening at Hoeloek FITZMIJIMONMOn Aol IS 1H01 Ellen lefts simmons ard i4 rear i Relatives and friends are Inrlisd tn attend the raneral from PH Chrlsioober it on Thursday at I r M Inter ment In Cftlvar Cemetery FOQAItTVOn Aur 10 lOt lary A yocerty beloved daughter of lidward and Jane Fonrty aged a years Funeral from her late resident tit Bait Itri st om Thursday Anic 21 1HK at I oclock Interiniat la Calvary Cemetery GIUMHIIVWOn Ane in WOO irthnrT Grim shaw aged C months and 10 dajr Relatives and friends are Invited to attend the funeral from S53 Brooms ct on Thursday at 0 A M Inter ment In Evergreens Cemetery nAIIIRHIIATVIn Paris Franee en Eept St Frederick llablrihaw Interment at Ureenwood private tlOIINK At his tale home near Hoiuenot P L Atifr 1R apt Daniel Johns Mod H years Staten Island N Y and rfolk Va papers ptsce COPT XOWKNMTrIN Walter youngest eanof fcont and Fannie Lowrnsteln In his tub year Funeral from MR parents residence 43 Cast 74th it this morning at n o clook Elndly emit flowvn MIlIiltOn Tuesday Aug IB Thomaa r Hitler beloved husband of Elizabeth Killer In the 734 year of his age I mineral eervlcet at the residence ot his daortter tin Jauies C Pagan IDJd au and Morris av thla even lug at H oclock MOOKHOn Aug IB 1R90 Louise Moore ased years Belailves and friends are Invited to attend tbe faaeral from rat Spring st on Thursday at I P I U ivi lIAtlsOBAui 1U Usrirsl Mulhall atd 28 years Relatives and friends are Invited to attend tbe rueral from 27 Hudson st on Thursday at 1 r H OUlCICNOnMonday Aug IS Uariaret OBriea a native of Iiungauvllle county Limerick Ireland In the TOIh year of her an Retailses cud friends of the family are respectfully I Invited to attend Ike funeral to day at 2 F U from the residence ot her dauhiar Mrs John Fltiere la 2UO Oelancey st Hew York Interment In FlMbaah OlIAIIOIIANOn Tuesday Ans 18 Llllte youniest daunhterof Denis W OHalloraa and the late Alice V OFarrel Relatlei and friends are Invited to atteid her funeral to day at 11 U from her late residence 17 West rKlh st FIIAI1IOn Tuesday Aug lt at Blihops Ullta Ontario James Fhulr of Brooklyn In his etith yea PATKICMONOn AUT 17 Hlohsrd Ooze Paterson son ot the late Robert II U Faterson of thta cIty KAPFEHTY Suddenly at her late residence BIT him st Brooklyn Flora Mcllbaney wife of Walter P Iafferty Interment tn day atBlroudsburr Monroe county Fa STA NTONSuddenly on Thursday Anr 14 Jon athan llaibrook Stanton i3 the 7Sth year ot Ms ate JMermetit In Greenwood Cemetery at eonvenienee of the family TOSiritlNMAt Hoboken N J suddenly fior ence Ursion daughter of leorie 0 aid JoileM Tomptlns In the 1th ytarot her age Viniil0n Aug lu imo Louis Tliler aged M years Funeral private French papers please copy VIIICOCUHOn the Mth Inst Htrrllt datura ter of Thnmss K and Catherine WlllcecU oget I year and 2 months FunrrM smites at her late residence 404 Weal desk st today Thorsdarl at I oclock WlhflAtJcreey City Heights on Buuder Jug IT Emily daughter ot Fred and Kmtly Wild aged ft years

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rk J Pt1 j1II 4 M r I JM uo Iw ie 11 THE SUN THURSDAY AUGUST 21 18O r I FOUR ADDED TO TilE DEAD KLKEZKKS TtfKS Lor JV TIIE ACCZ IJvr AT QV1KCT Zbtiir Huhenck Bnr I 1Ya m Jnek that rek a Ike TrnluTh ToI IeThlu AeaonK 114 Victim IIoBTox Auc 20Four persons Injured In tho nooljent on the Old Colony rnllroad at Oulnor yeitertlty died totiar ranklnz ths 11II r If the killed nineteen lrL SlAttlo Francis of Chol eo nnd I tllss Tllton died at the City llosriul here und Miss Eft HalUnl ot Acli illo N C and Mn Mary Abnolt of Ioulsvllla nt the hoi ltal In Qulncr 4 This la a coraoleti tint of tho dad t r lrr r Tarkrr W iet1er 1 1 Matter Cir t ker ion of mary K ParVeri LrraaB Juerrllt Ratnner I I i yre Ljmn Merrill Mri vnMt Frineli Chl l V eai Mil Mary r I ion ttlottoo I Mam Mra 4 P Jlarr Abbott LoitUrllle Mil Kin llallira Ahe Tile N CI Uri Frauk O AIn htUdlphla I 4 NII Icile AIn Philadelphia Mr Oitar rratr L ulrllle 11 irL due renl Ir Lonrlle Alice F nj L Infant C thrln Xenlr Louflllii Mrn I i P John p loni A C Johtion not r E P I Jonnnns Jam e p Ryan flreman of thn train Houth lloitoni r Nnoi Welli Hartford C M Corp CleTtltnd Twelve persons are now at the Qulnor Ho I oltaU The are I W It Abbott ot Loulsvllla Mm Andrew Tower of Charleitown Mrs Oeorce M Hnow or Komeivlllo Mr nnd Mrs t E F 0 Bailor ot lioxtnirT Mi and Mrs J R I NeedUm of Lawrence Judea 1 W Edwards of Louljillle I Mr J 0 Brown of lArvrenoe Mm T A Addition ot Chelsea and Mrs MWelcli and her ion James ol Clove land Thoso are all seriously Injured most of il thorn having been scalded by the escaping steam nnd sovoral aro in a proonrlous con V dition k lon other injured persons are In private i houses and a number whose Injuries are r A light baro boon lost traok of EHaboth Fon t ler aced 6 roars and her colored nurse Lucy am both at the house ot Hrp Carr on Hancock i treat The little air Is badr dsaldad and r will probably die I lha nurse Is nlso Terr low thouah her condition nuro k dition Is not sorloui dlton t At the residence of Mrs Guihlnp Lane near t tha scene ol the nQOluant I are the following Tlio IIiI0 In and Mrs F t al tilmlcK of tos 1 AnceleR Urn Hale of rort Warn I nil Miss I I limckburn of Low ll Mas and Miss Jessie I lIoAlltaterof Tort Wnrnr Ther me all seri I ously Injured and Mra Hallo who Is an elderly I lady and the grandmother of the two roane L ladies Is considered to ba In aorltlonl 1 oondl t I tion i f Thousands of sightseers visited the scene of t L tho accident todu Tbo work of cheerio away tbo wreckage was vigorously prosecuted llorOUII t durlne the night and all the derailed cars ex I cept tbo Illfated No 303 were placed on the i rails and hauled to Boston It will probably t f take a day to sat this car out of the war A t track has boon built nronnd the wreck and 1 trains are running rocularlr s It appears from the statement of passen f corn that plokpookota used the occasion with I Croat success The p 80nler8 who escapbd i unlniurod were dazed and when nrreipeotunlo f looking person ottered to take charge of their valuables the property WAS turned over n Mrs A JI Jewell ry St Johnsburr t lao t pookotbook and diamond oarrlnas to a man t who said his name was Harry Bryce and has 5 aeon neither her property nor larry slnco Bereral 01 the dead persons had money and i watches but those wore not found In their possession I Division Superintendent French said today t We have not made an investigation yot but from what we can learn It appears that tie i t section men had the track jack on the mils n when tho train came llylnc around tbo curve 1 From all Indications although wo do not know It omclallr the Jack was not taken out when the train came up Whether or not the i dauBer signal was set will not be known until 4 be oluolnl Investigation on Thnr dar i c A reporter In prosecuttnc his Investigations I found In a lot of wee beside the track noar r tbe bridge the Jack which Is supposed to have J j caused tba terrible besot life MArk of the J Dances the wheels wore plainly cut In the oeaTr tool and It bate evidence of bal inc been run over br train of cnrB The sides of the socket on the casting to re ceive the handles br which tho weight ro 1 t raised wore pressed close together and a largo hole was out through the casting and the bot w tom of the casting was broken oiL The tote I f man of the section gang named Welch could cot ke found last evening t r Engineer Babcock of the wrecked train IB now at the house of Mrs Amos In Buzzards l I liar sufferlnc from scalds on both legs con t tusslona on the body ant cuts on the hOld r lie says that he passed the main station at r Oulnor a 1258 P M and when a few rods i north of the station raw on the truck about r h nIt feet ahead a working party A gravel train was approaching from above and Its engineer waved to him from the cab In i dicating the party on the curve The men t tapped 00 the track and the Babcock saw left in the middle of tho track jack and ho know In a moment that an accident must follow I folow I lie whistled but did not jump from his en gin and In an Instant thor struck the jack Mo declares that ho ban not the faintest dUB t oultr In determining that tho obstruction was I a JIk Ills train was going about twentylive r miles an hour when the accident happened and he positively declares that no danger slg I 1a was set i Air AVioottAvn THAT LASTED It Wee Cat ny a Hallor In I Ileech Tree Forty Tr AgO MIDDLKTOWW Auc 200n tho farm of William liam Wilkinson a Shelton stood a beech tree l I that wag curiously marked Years ago when the tree was young John IclauJ saIlor cut K the Initials of his name on tho bark ot the tree nnd beneath the letters carved I handsomo sailors anchor Not lone ago the beech was out down It being about fifty years old and I k when the woodsman split open the trunk ho I f was startled at Boeing In the hard white I P wood noar tho coro of the tree the t big letters J Lt on a densely black background They wore just as big and f clearly out as they wore nearly forty years when John Leland did thel not with hole sail ors knife Uotween the letters on the bark of tho tree wero just tblrtyqoen rings and as a tree crows in Birth just ono ring 1 rear It WW I asyforthe woodchoppor to tell exactly tho s TOOT and almost the month In exacty 1 L r bad bean carved In tho beach It In a curious fouturo tbat the letters have stamped them salvos nil tbe way from tbe heart of the tree to l j the bark hough they have boon overgrown by thlrtyBOven rings of wood fibre It Is easy to read J 1 on the outer bark Another curious thing is that alone tho Crossbar of tha I anchor the wood Is cracked at right angles t with the natural grain of the tree rllht anlI05 Hlaek Han Want Cricket This Bea on I i 1 NonwicTj Aug 20ho black boss season in ii f Connecticut opened a month and a half ago I but fot a month the fishermen bagged few fish Now th waters of the lakes have f o cone down and some good catches are reported It li I 1 Ingular that black boss wont oat dobsona I this season The like frees well enough 1 9 I bait a little better and cricket beat of all I I poems to be useless to tf to do anything with I 5 1 block pricketa boss this year without a plenty of grlcket hold In earpcst everywhere now say the fish x ct men In all parts al the Btatu but crickets uta by ail mesas the bait to tine A good many fl li rmBn dont like to use lke nlG crickets because I they think It Is illffloult to or carry the lively bait without It trotting away t yet crloXoU ale the easiest bait of all kinds to I carry if you know how to do It Usa a rather wIdanioutbedoneiiutKla s preserve jar for them rut a haudiul of green crass In the I bottom not letting the blades rise to the moptS of the veseel thou put tbe cricket Into mOlth leaving the month of It open The crickets ran never creep or jump themsdves put crlckolfan I and It I easy to slip themsJIs btd into the vessel and get one when be Is wanted it Overcome by a naltletaahei Hraell f KINOSTOJI N Y Aug 20W E Hoollhnn of I V Hock Valor recently heard a rattlesnake 4 Bounding Its rattle In the brush br tbe rood t l tide and made search for It On discovering i l I I he struck U with his whip but the blow did I not seen to even etun the reptile Maddened i I h I by the attack upon It Ibo snako coiled Itself and struck a Hoollhnn several times in quick f succession Attho same time It gave out that I odor peculiar to rattlesnakes which affects tOre people strangely and It made Uoollban I Hoolban deadly sick Just at this moment his feet cot tanuled In the undorlirush and slot and faint 1 r from the odor emitted by the snake he fell I t backward The snake was just ready to spring upon him when he found sufficient strength and presence of mind to hit It on the bead with t a large stone ThK stunned It leld was ft L afterward killed Thin snake was nearly live i I fet 10Dft and was nine inches In olrou rafer i ence Jhe body yielded throe uncolof oiL r Named for Conicreai The Slnln lrsuas Dltrlct Itmocrtlo Convention I F hu endorsed Jtriy Minfion the nominee of the leo pies party for Coojitu h the Demorraile fin rti Ccnveiitlon In the Seventh r Alabama district elerday nominated Gen If IL I Iorney for hu elgtith conecuthe terra In Congress The fagmors Alliance l epectsd to detect n rome with Or H n Qrace hut falling to secure ainajorlir Cf lt delefaU they did tl preienl the cam of f lr Pit Ewart has been renomlnated for Oongreatbr UtJ win fllnta Uofta CutantToiuKu bl l w COtTflKCTlCOT aUAtinHUKf HVllUCR Thar Wilt Tell You Its About Ca stool mnd ApOlllnnrU but I Jst KUXTIC Aug 20rhe Connecticut national guardsman went Into camp at beautiful Nlan tie on Monday with his tine gray uniform on and gay white trousers trapped In a bundle under his arm but his heart was sorrowful even spunky lie doesnt like orders nnd things this trip Ordlnarilr the citizen soldier of the Nutmeg State hails the coming of en campment week with joy and elastic anticipa tions There wont ba any Picnic for him on lon the Held this season however and he Is In a mood that U l almost rebellious A little order ot AditGen Embler whoso name U attached to the camp Is I to blame for the militiamans gloomy and acrid temper On account ot tbe Hmblor order be cant carrr a bottle or two Into camp The order which seems Innocent enough limits the amount of baggage which each company U permitted to carrr to what mar be contained In the com panr trunks and the men can pack Into their knapsacks Heretofore the soldiers who hara to par a part of the encampment expenses tout of their own pockets have been allowed to carr Into camp as much nnd pretty neirlr any kind of baggage they chose to take and outspoken In denouncing both officers and men are 0lt8Pokn botl ar flouncing the new rule A being arbitrary The criticism Is aimed altogether at Gen orltilsm pretty Sunny to hear the denun ciations though for the criticism tje of the boomarane kind 1 It fa not aimed at thereat ment canto of grievance Hero Is one officers com mentNow just look nt tbo absurdity of the order In connection with some of the official require ments Tho men are Instructed to take alone at lout one pair of whlto trousers for Instance I underclothing and shoes and so on Now I a undorclotblnland keep himself In respectable shape through tho week he must take care ot his white trousers also take care of his cloth ing but he cannot do this by using his knap sack for a trunk A large part of the surplus baggage heretofore carrieS by tho companies has been used tor clothing order that they might maintain a respectable appearance d ur ine the week Again the companies have taken down more or less camp ohalrs under the new order of things It Is impossible to tako alone those stools Now why In the namo of common sense should the men ba obliged to sit on their mattresses on the tent floor or on the grass when they could take comfort a chair that Is not In the war at all Another tiling there are a ares number of men who go Into camp who object to tie water here for drinking purposes As you know there Is a pump and a large tub at the bead of each street From 50 to luo men wash every morning In each of the o tubs The water which ls r umt ned from artesian walls atm pure at the beginning of tho week but II all 1 fnre slops soaking Into the ground through the week I doubt It ft I is fit to drink the last few days In came I For these reasons a I have bald many of the men take down quarts of Apolllnarfs water ginger ale and mineral waters br the dozen Quart but this rear It tbe new regulation Is carried out It is im possible to do this 1Osslble Bumming up the whole matter I think the order Is nonsensical 1 Is an attempt to place citizen soldiers under the same discipline as the regular armr n thing that Is Impossible Moreover the order will have I tendency to make the service unpopular I Is becoming all the time more difficult to secure recruits al und this new movo will not help matters In the least I Is hard to tell what the result will bo but from what learn I understand that after camp there will be four or live resignations In 111 the regiment all I caused by the obnoxious or ders that ban been issued regulating the encampment So the talk goes on daily and In many In stances It Is bitterer tban what has born bltorer Quoted Still tho talk Is amusing to ono who knows tho real Inspiration I IHckSwtvollsr could rend the trouble In a twinkling In the words of that lively gentleman the boys in camp want to fan tbo sinking flame of hilarity with the wings of friendship every night and they cant do It unless they are permitted to take along loads of the rosy and pass It too with joyous frequency In the lone lone some night watches Hitherto there has been lots of fun In the annual encampment of the Connecticut National Guard at Klantlc Men and ornoorn chased dull care away and drank out of the same tin cup at times but this time It looks as I the encampment would be as dull solemn And tiresome as a conven tion of prohibition delegates with a water melon banquet attachment Nothing very se rious was the result of tho convivial pro po crimmo In camp though onco In a while Jrammo I got Into the lockup and the oflonce charged against him was not arson or murder or sobriety In past rears almost overy tent was liberally stocked will quarts ot beverages aDd the fluid was not ginger ale Apolllnarls water or wrltlnc fluid any soldier i or guest oould wrltn Iet drink almost at any house hold on the camp ground Conseauentlr It angers the soldiers greatly to have to submit aDIUS dry for the whole week Still no truo and loyal Connecticut guard will admit that It Is I tbe prohibition trend ot Oon Lmblers order that Is wholly to blame for tho wry faces and bitter murmurings of Camp Embler The grievance Is over the lack of camp stools and Apolllnarls wnter If yon let him tell It but It ApolinArl8 Is be hard talks for him to keep hIs face straight while tsCIKXCE 18 THEIR TOPIC Annual Meeting or the American AOcl ation ror the Advancement or Hclence iNDlAjriroLia Auc 20 Tho thirtyninth annual meeting ot the American Association this for the Advancement of Science began moraine Over 200 members were present Prof T C Mendenhall President ot the asso ciation called the assembly to order In eaton caled IS80m bl ro sIgning tho chair to Presldentoloct Prof George L Oooda of Cambridge Irof Menden hal referred to tho meeting In this city nine teen roars nco over which Prof Asa Gray of Harvard presided and to the fact that Prof Goodale the new President was Grays suc cessor at Harvard Proto Goodalo spots briefly on assuming the chair Secretary Putnam announced that when tho association met In this city nineteen years ago it had Gf 8 members and an attendance of 190 I has now 2099 members and up to I oclock 21U mom bora had registered Secretary Put nam also announced that the association 1 bettor oa financially now than ever before ihls afternoon the various sections met separately anti their VicePresidents made addresses In the nbomlstry section Prof llobert b Warder of Washington read a paper on Hocnt Theories of Geometrical Isomer ism and in the Anthropology xectlon Prof Frank Maker ot Washlneton on The Ascent ot Man In the section ot Economic Science and Statistics Prof J R Uortce on The Standard of Livlnc InAmolco In the Me nhantcal Science and Lnelneerlce Kectlon Prof Tame Ldenton of Hobokcn on Mechanical tests of Lubricants Inlthe Astronomy and Mathematics section lr0 ri C Chandler ot Camljridcn on Abe I enable Htarp in I the QeoloKlcal and Oeoeratiblc section Prof John 0 Dranner ot Little llocL on The Itelatlona to each other ol the State and hatlonal Oeo logical SurvoTs In the Physio suction 1 rot Cleveland Ablie on Terrestrial Physlai and in the section of llloloer i mr c 8 Mlnot of Iloston on Curtain Phenomena ol Orowlna Old Tonight at Hymojith Church the rotlrlne President Prof T 0 Mendenhall delivered Ills annual address Yellow Jacket at Camp Meeting Jr nt Ac raMown jLmrrican Anbury Grove Colored Camp under the ausPices ol Abury M E Church Washington OonferencKls now In progress near Bt Georges Elation In the course ot the eorvloes at the tnbtrnuclo yesterday a nest of yellow jackets that could not stand the music came nut from under one ot the foots where a number of f white ladles were sitting producing a pinio and stinging several of the ladles Officer Henry Durkoe came to the rescue with a kettle of bolllnu water and pouring It over the nest coon put an end to the trouble Killed at the Croealnr Noawicm Aog SO Mrs Grace Ward very deaf who trolled about Qreenevlila village In this town doing work for the neighbor was itrnck by the e 25 A M train on the Korwlch and Worcener Railroad ID UreenevUle to day and Instantly killed the was known ae Uranny Ward and wai 82 years old Tb cores Inc where she WM allied is I a death trap Sot less than alx persons have been allied ttere In half a doaen Tears The Htaamalilp New Oilcan DIsabled BvAKRAn Lug 30 Tbo steamer Gate City from Boa ton for thl port picked on tile Cromwell line steamer New Orleans at 1 i A H Tnciday off Prying Fan light chip In dIstress Her connecilng rod wa broken The Un illy loxedher toTibee and bet pauengeri fifty In number wire brought to tbli city and left bare by rail for New Orleans tonight nit ooicr A number of stationers doing bollDM In the Eastern I3lstrtcn have complained to lbs hoard of Edncatlon that some of the ohool tiacbers are In l the habit of selling bookd and statIonery to he pUpil and MB to have the practice stopped The matter baa been referred to the Library committee for Investigation nilllainll Clegg who wee arrested lat week while Irtlu to pawn some tuien Jewelry has been sent to tle penitentiary for ill month by Police Jnitlc Vtalb Jeweller Hart of Ftlton street Identified a I air of dtaunnd errlof found vita Cltgg M hIs lruperty l and ll5 prisoner failed to eiplaln bow they came lino bit possession lie will have to meet several other charcei of theft when his term U over Jubu Uanrer aged 32 of ISO Naaau ureeL while al work yesterday In William Langs metal factory at lauildleton street was gatogbt In the machinery and had hi left l arm completely severed a short dla lance fromlhe sorest Ambolanee Gnrgeon friend took bits to HL Catharine Uoipltal Usurer1 fellow workmen wauled the luriwo to take the ievtred arm alougto She hospital bat hi gsisa4 sad It yes sans Ia lbs moms A 5 5 L i I AIcit4 POWDER AboolutoIyPuro A cream of tartar baking powder Hah est of all In leavening BtroDRth U 8 OOT ernmont Report Auir 17 1889 I Mellins Food UebtaT demonstrated that the best Melllnsi foci dlnolvid In hot wa substitute for normal human ter and milk according to the dlrac milk 1 not the milk of any animal tloci Is tbe genuine Llehlis Food slops but a combination of cows milk and promotes In Infants a liealtuy with those elements In grain which are growth a full development and a vigor Mantlal for repairing wast bullJlog ous constitution It require ao tits at i and gnrtlng heat eooklne Requires No Cooking POUBEKQOODALB 0 OSIOM a l 11 1 1 A L A gjttalttftott Jnl I gtal tate joT nle I genl tt Jle A DAYS OUTING FREE TODAY AUG 21 At Congers and Rockland Lake GRAND FREE PICNIC AND EXCURSION GIVEN BY THE BOSTON IMPROVEMENT COON TflURRDY tn 1000 LOT OWNEUIssd FflCEtfl FUEl rCNCR Cnnlln or Cn roll ned anedwIehe ON SOTltfSMa I FnlJS IIZ1AP4M nd HIUSU hAN daring afleriioon j teem I 00 r II risi t NCERIt at te Clno by C e lOloAN Y 111 URArM nNI drlnl 1 Ff tle ciyIno bJlhe IHIMTOS lLIOPEIIIY rho Only IrOI ICCOIC from nusr fr rnmftttt pvetng ruuh D RI V ever ib r us5 a kehln onrntwmtAlHomartttm 7ft cent tranffirnoiiVoS E FOOT OF JATf AN I AKI HtO al depot JoOT 00 cents IU ticket are bought tram OUR OFFICE Ticket epat ft at 040 1 dr 1 The FIKbT nnd OSIYle rapIdly crowlnc place sale Jh GRAN UEMI INVE8TMENT EVER OFFERED bra at this Irowl t D 1Jh Fhv4 ltIls ever nffred to the nbhl I nErAT and noNT dnubl 1 EWOItSIIVLS ruopir rruhIid Is a FEW MONTHS by poplr who hare lNVrsTTll pay Jriilritc JIONTIB peat fwonl 000000 bee bees spent on IhltPflVESIINTH HII WnAr ss nEiN diirljiclliii l URAN I N tV IAI I or 550 Acc05171p4111I IIAILIIOAJI rllAlJO the petite of ie great Went Mhor A IIANOIUIAJ I I liO rool nAIUOAI GISANI ANlN Vf I PILA WAIl 10 belitilltythe lake I ORAN and Ayg VTSVL irsated bllriho trtctet A ItOVN D tIn IAItEI A 0 rAU HJA tFE 11 riL ProvinlOn Slore lrele fOl flru Nine licker and ot Dry ood 41cr ether NOW VNI5EIC PltOEP 0 RREOAION A Atililnery id DrJ Drul UkrJ lot Ome r pablie ittillding all nad5rroCPsu flfeOnmtrOtlOflIa new rnnnIou hUIIh lor A eublIe Irr new Island to blhlnl bui 1 VJIL5LtN1ZJTIV and tank iiiiil FVTVltE 111eln ltOY ih rtsJi MA 5hOEU EN aorM ned FRIENI n the StAIN k are bulidlss MTREE and leading LOUATINO from lake to CIMIIOC 5OO and ipwarll 550 rash it lh ob iota oc the NC Inks rlnn only 8T5 a 10laI0I a nlb1IO lOts UVEIl5N In the b nillli IlOOl Sarannagi iVEJI It flNlo 1 loll 900w en a munl Choice I lalt 1 Inla S000 to 300 and onlg a fat lefl The I1LAIVIEMT f COflhtl1 iIJNK M f i G EANV IONiIILT PAIMENuM i TI1IN I ZTT ole 43 mInnIe gram New York only 5100 nfl I now gOIng 0 lrlrmTn pilE OUR lcDUEe1ENrM Vnttl thr cad at l montbl letLot your 101 FREE I vi wlh to bnlid adLOW Conan r 01R INnIVEHJNrH 1nll O 11 bw tba Company IXt OV ExPENsE thstogy oATION TICJFT to sill 10 locate OdFOUNIATIOS tON I turalabed FRJ JXrENHF UIori TICKFr advanced bond of in build flulldIE 51 Ion Annoelattos to buIld Li5t year we dol bld TM A1IVvNED hruhth ler Ti nul1 oIlua 1 11 o LIt SUE 10 NOW I TZCti ennrnt Prpt I coverIng liO acre AIE to p CuIItNJJLHT IMPS 0 EMgNT0I all I thenew inln toe TII llrnOVEMENT 11 It rrls nlalrand OrnNmentl nlllrn iith ckni loin will double nOun All readytO oeepyTh fl4TTtFUI rAntoAQE 1 IS afwteT JLirW 11 oua Al 1 narTIFtI 00 cb wa or In a eh INDUI QVFFN ANNa S rooOo ret to tloa 011 O1OOu 0300 OrOEo 1 IIOUMH veranda OOO lee to nation aOOI V3OO dew ala a month THE BOSTON IMPROVEMENT GO I 258 132 Park Broadway av ttc onrr ATTRACTIVE hanaometyfnrnthed apartment A and room all denrabte location with and with out board i office for phy clans acijointne5lh and MacI ddl on ava every houe lapeeted Information free Ji year reference rCruc Y 7 W 2 AIENO outheait como of Mth it and Broadway Select I famllr hold American and European plant central 1 lllnoJ n to all place ot amuse men terma f and a pr daT a FEW MFCIIAMC8 ran be accommodated with A board at Ill I Wn Mth it DitsisltPD AlAIlTMENTfland room for married and single people Aa on hoot time and fare fatlirue hue leather and vexation caved by eiamlumi I hhllllpia 1 Boarding Home and Room IteKleter AKJ Wen Fourteenth t OTKIVlANO Ilandiomfly furnIshed room and Ibht H board S up table dhoio with wine SOa 13 Eat TRAVELLERS EXCHANGE and Want Supply Co i3 eit 42d t bnvo desirable room with or olthont I board superior accommodations for Pbal y clan or dentist tn private family TilE VINE IIOtlHE 3V 237 3 Watt Mtnt large and mail room with or without board Southerner accommodated t51AVEKLPYlIACF U4 nrO pleaant rooms WAVE I mall r room bath and all convenience m me price gentlemen cull board optional I L tTil ST 94 Mcety furnished front and connecting Ti doctor 9 room with board also reception rom lultabl flf sfTss KABT near Broadway Flntclaw table 9 board by day or week VAV weekly TfiTII ST lloTAST near 8d av Mcely furnished JLl board rooms itnulyor en suit bal room with or without 1 A TllST HOhART Lans and mat rooms hand IV omety furnished gat bath with or without board t QTII 8T ioo PART Large rom handsomely ton I nlhedi excellent board mat t fatally terms moderate table boarders OrTH BT 37 EAST Good board pleasant rooms 20T special rates to permanent tt excellent a board O1STRT4C1 WEST opposite Theological Seminary Ji Park Nicely furnished front room for two fl with board convenient to L station 21 ST ST S3 l 1ir Handsomely fnrnlihed rooms 5JlfbO or AI with board visitors to city accommodated rea sonable rates references OOD8T 310 WEPT Laree pleuant room url 23D lent board an4 attendance permanent or tran sient summer prices il sT328aEsTLrre pleuant room staSIs or 23U n snlte aLio small room excellent board Iran slentasollolled OQD 8T Sfl EAST MadIson square Handiomi lent O board second fioor front alto alcgle room with excel 0 ATll ST214 VtESTrarlor floor also Urge rooms 24 second floor aT convenience f terms moderate board optional nOTlFsT us HAST Keautiful hack parlor dentut 2 9 iiT i7 or doctor also other very delrablo rooms excel lent board terms very reasonable OQT1I hT JO R AST Comfortably tarnished rooms 2 iJ H lib good ttomellke table also table board mod erale QQTIt ST 11H EASTOood board large airy rooms 29 1 t ar7 rOI 4J borne comforta at moderate prices I O1 STBT I40 XASTtloely furnished l rom with Ol board earlr breakfait table board ta O 4TUsT T4 f ERT Newly furnlihed room near Ot elevated nation geollemen or man and wile tloa ulomn ani board optional O 4TII ST lOt jl Tir Brosdwsy7srge ban board O4 somely fnruUhed rooms Irtclaoa board table OH TiI BT US5 WPST Gentlemen can have good I bOArd and pleasint room tl per week and table board 3 r OQTII hT203 W TLu e delrable cool rooms OO running waist blh ample closet alo parlor excellent board JQTH i S41 WFKTNeatly furnished rooms with OE board ladles or gentlemen gentlemen t3i I 0 cock breakfa4t pleasant home also table beard me of piano OQTIiTT iot BAHT Large handsomely fnrnlibeO OC7 rooms modern liatrorements superior board private residence term moderate 41 HT HT 341 BAST Neatly furnished rooms with I bord I irentlemcn or man and wife t gas bnth late room for two 910 single 1 also tab board A loT liT U4 WhST 8 door from SroadwayOooI 1 i room upolor table uuimr price T JD BT ion tea WRRT anJomely fornlhed f O large and email room with superior board and attendance references 41D BT atm WR8T Handsomely fornlihed rooms 1O with or wltliout flnt clan bard I referencei 44TI L4 WEdL nearBroadway1landora l board 15 large private alt ve roll every eouvenlencei superior 5 6 TlT BTlai4 IV PST Beautiful rooms with board 41 In private AmerIcan family rIO 4UTII ililrable 8T 343 room BABTThree excellintboerdj handiomely prltalefannlly furnlinTd good location moderate KAtn BT 837 WEST ibreedoorefrom Broadway ifi Large and mal roomn superior board southern expoare MTU BT 3SO WFBT Large room also parlor Boor tz with board one blook from em av elevated or KKTI1 ST lO EAST Squer front rooms W to 17 LIU with board I alto large room second Door i rpv11 i of WEST ilamliomlr rornlih roomel LlUeicellentboardt I back parlor bal room near Irk RQTIt BT 225 WES near Park and L tatloruCool tfO Urge room also mal one board optional ThifiTli fTlS EABT VronT oi ultbU for 1 v two respectable gentlemen or coopla with or wlthont board tOfitn ST lie WRSTUandomelr fnrnlihell 1 25 0hll conveniences with rWcll boardi lenDs low references lOftTII BT33I WERT near L station Nloely fur 126T I I 1 u ilhed rooms large I closeta with board r family geullrmen oreonples t1tc olrd irooIll BinnKLVS 61 Pineapple it five mlnntes rita from the bridge Rouin to It with board reference r lip HENRY BT Height nveiulnutet t from bridge JU pieaiant rooms wltk board IVU to AM weekly n tni I 1ttd ooms 3spnrtmtiltp a e AMELEaAMTLTrDKMSIIBO alcove room for one 1 1 or gentlemenih bet l and cold waigri HS 0111 L neat Ii t5 It auuna flit at L road Ir a cmllsJs4 OOU1 lmftultl iogd LIflTOY PIAaK39 near nra ilw rMeilr fur CLINTON room I oonrenlenotn gentlemen or light hoimtucloti 8160 u p fZIITOPILACE 27 near Proailwavlsrfs enit I email nlolr furnished rooms rooU f mar tied couples orfcncUmin Jn lNTOKrLACIl jaLrl mid mill nlf irr ant CT room tl 150 up light boueekeepiiit orinu DeoMELy rDRNISIIKD front room with nit ol HANDSOMELY th liog 808 Ktii lUth 51 KT 8T 28largefronl rom I beta STUTTB a and old water beth genllmn or couple D AV 5R Dftr lit t iolr farnl i d roomil all 2D coBTtnUnoei for llsht bouikeplnglUP TII STr8WBHT factor Wuhlniten iquarelerga 4 rooms furnished for DouMkitplut or ectlf unn not faau op Torn ST ana BAST L CM and mal rooms nlre1 lr 13 furnished gal bab Ac ollBUAM belL TTntll HT 4411 WEST Opptiltt ChtlM stoats llea AU ant rom urge l and until board opllonil terms reasonable 0 1 ST 8T liD WESTA handsome second or bl room le lo furnished ruuutojt Wflo 5so bal roomt nllman pulr 21ST STi WESTLarge pleasant room facing a X pak private ram Un summer prices terms mod orate OATH ST 23 WEST new nroacwarlargo beau fi tifuiir furnished tieonditory room ul contn lneii terms reasonable Ojj lf 8T T5 STLrr wellfarnTihed front 4 room bath fftii entlcmrn Only term moderate OITII ST 03 w ESTn nda mii furnlih d7eomir t hot and cold water f up rTlt Ri3iEABrSIDglsftnddoable l room nle moderate I I furnished bath gas hot end cold water terms O4TI1 BT 873 WEST n ar L tationrnrnlihed 04 rceme for llzht honieareplnr accommoJallonfor Washing repectable patties T5ATU S iraVEtT KwlT fnrnisheil flnt clau a O4 commodatloni hot and cold water beitMten lion gentlemen preferred rsjiii r I30 WBST llandnome tarnIshed room s for gentlemen or man and wife all convenIences no children rererence irj11 ST 130 WPRT nr Broadwar Hanfliomelr tJ 4 furnIshed room for gentlemen 3 Tn ST CO WEST Hand omtlr furnIshed parlor v for phriclan or centlfizten also tastefully for nlhediecond and third floor room breakfast delreu nyll BT 43 W rKt Large pleaeant rooms single Os or en nltl private Lriani 420 BT KM WRSTLarge well furnished singly or q en ulo also smelt rooms 1 conveulencen terms moderate TOD ST 313 WH8TIarge cheerful nicely furnished iO rooms V conveniences references ORTUST 100 between Lexington and 3d avs El I J f ant front and back parlor formerly doctors offleej ft weekly 4 RO 2D AFron or back parlor private boos 4Oi I bath price 1 for 0 t 14 1iflttmtlttji UE SINGLE APARTMENTS I ZAKOE IQIIT BOOMS WEST 87TH STREET bet Central Park and Colambac Oth Y Rents S6O to S8O THE AFTOM COn TIOUIETABII AND JtOtu ST slgact new apartments aU light and airy room Dd rJnao ga lo ao very convenience and Una location five rooms and blth bathRent from 925 to 830 pplyotpremlei l or JOHN N PARQVHARHON Care ofiharlea Duck tt Co 1187 NlMlh ibvenne cor 72d t THE EtDBftiBORO Northwest corner 103d st and Amsterdam ar Elegantly I appointed I date Steam heat pasienger elevator hall 1 boya to XtCNTS 840 TO DTG Apply on premises APAIITUENTS OF a AND O HOOWH RENTS 75O ATPIn 12 FIOOItH OP 5 nuost ALL IIOIIT RENTS SIS TO 18 Also stores moderate rents Auol to JOHN aCClt 1O5O lOth aT COIlS and OTtb t The Eliwortu Apartment Homo 10th av tad and Sad iti Apartment of four and live rooms running through perfect ventilation pronounced the finest houses In be world steam heat and hot running water can b seen evenings rents Stti to fa Apply to W eV MKCOH 3O8 Wet BOJ t AT TiE FOLLOWINO MOLSFa carefully managed by one owner vacancies may at times be found worthy of the lnsi ectlon et respectable families WLb Iof lt 104 hast 88th St b to 7 rooms bathe private halls 21to39 lot Last Mtb it 5 rooms baths private halls 27 1 3 3 9 Eat 87th t Brooms and baths 21 to 2 1773 1st av U rooms private halls 10 1 JO r Apply to Janitors day or evening A VERY DKBIRABLK APARTIIKNTR of S M 1 rooms all Improvements In new bosses extra ell I nnlshed rooms light and alryt to email families I rents fiisu I to UIJ4 to 450 Wet vutli I si Janl I tots J CORBIT A CO aid s1 and Oth am A ronanooM APARTMENTS an light bam AxyouRnooM nt Lr t room stationary tubs ranges private hall rooms papered janitor In bout rents reduced fie to tJL Apply on premises 14O I 8th ST STtn and Seth its A EidoAf FLATS all InTprotemcnts deco tt rated steam heatedi for small fauuies rent CI4 to til HIT and 10 West 1031U 1 t and lod and 108 vret loath I ArARTURNTB OP S AID 4 KOOMP ail light with it Improvements cheap rent 248 East I25th BL pKNIBAL PARK WRaT22tandflnar Sad I y directly facing Central IarkElegant suites eight large rooms passenger elevator steam hot water rfqftlred 501 rents SOU to tlOUj nnnoeitlenable references fj LATSWlTII OU WITnOCvTfKTH L llgtt wellventilated apertinenti at reaionabl rents Arrlr oripremliei I CP J vTetftihst or to JJ 1 wIlITAITIilt Oi UBEIITV BTU fLATS AND APARTMENTS nnfnrnlhed and fu 5 pIcked AfD all parl ct the city i i J FOLSOVI BHOTIIKKK j4 Broadway neat Utn st Fisn 1 FLOOR tn prtvate houe with i owners low rent 10 nice neple llUMbLIKK IU bail lht LOIITA5 West 3d su corner Central Park wiT La Several elegsnt comer and Inside suItes facing cratral Vark from t 150 r Zl0e refertncci required O MT i TO0tXFilrgijht l rom bathT room all Irnprovemeiui beautifully decorated separate lInIng room belt location ZJ22 Sib ar near UJiut SrCONl A0TflhtDFEiifuliioore nve Urge rooms six windows i newly decorated iih Hudson It r1O LBTAparlmenli r light rooms lo lei Inquire J oi 11 L at houses cep r MM Leroy II KENT riTfJi r TO MKHT i O AND II MiiKTON THfgni light apartments 3 5 and 4 rom Inlet booes moduD 1 ImproTmull free to Sept II I l to vl Janltore I S Y JAVMJ 1 CO 354 Wet 31 ol ST pTnEET nn 831 Wet Flne deooratTd tftst1 tour rooms aol 1 bath dorit I I I 4apalmnl flflTli5T32ASTSecjEoT rooms bath o modern Improvements slrizliy prhal house cud oalghborbood adults unit ul JJ2 BEI WICK KT e let Sour and bun T teams 2d Soot c rom 8d floor rooms ld roomsa p I Rf cJ iiWVtiidst 32 Enov STew single fatin u large I il hl tp rooms all 1 roumoall tjo jji JAMTIIR 224 T 5 WIST leTli al Th I hl parlmntS end C lIght NOo ebb lmprovscuchls na house fld 10 Sb JanItor or ImprowoL C FJAVNB s Cf4VVetJdst 429 jIvSJ ldT hT ro i from fUh f il av West Seth st 3 and 4 roon all linprovemnats quid hots from j to PlhQ oonl Al romDII ClE I O HFPT 1 S m let amb rooms from 47Ul torH a OI JAINS A cu TM westzwst 1 072 PARK AV near e6tb st FaIL rooj fut bath tateim l mol famlllei lie to A 0 0AflThrse 101 ana bathroemi Ialr iaL 1 W prlltl iraaii ta DU ji j 4 JERE JOHNSON 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u 11 j il DONT IMITATE FAG LEFFERTS PARK ADJOINIKO DROOKITN BPrEsnID BArln TRANSIT PACII IT1KH FOUlt ICAILTiOAll DffOTS CLOSE TO ritOPEKTIT 00 MINlTEO ritoM nnooKiTN nuinon NVMKRovfi ciiAnsuxa norjsrs 1IVILT UR nVJILUINO OCEAN AND DAT VIKWH Lot on 04th t O Lou on Ibt C beautiful 100tt street S Lots on 00th St 5 Lots on 67th st 330 I Lots on 13th and Uth ave S2V All loll may be purchased on MONTHLy 1NSTAI1MKNTH OF 01O j AN VPtVARD 1 TITLES OVARANTEED l Send or call for maps and free pairs JURE JO UK Brooklyn BOSJK C Liberty St hew York and a 3 XuHonsL 1 Jf hh50 i WJ CTI0 fIV Many years ago Pairs UNION Coarse was a great racetrack eM Wo UNON track Today every one Is racing theta to buy lose RACECOURSE Unlnn Course li three block from the Brooklyn city line Rapid transIt cl COURSE trains ave Rrld Ira COUSE lots ZSx 100 feet Water gee sidewalks hade trees ON Monthly Installments or IllHCODNT KOB ClASUl ATLANTIC AV TITLES GUABAJiTBBD u EAST aOOKWAY 1 toll K and upward Within light of Long Beaett Hotel Clow to depot and Inlet Lola unusually lug al Elegant enrroundlngs For map apply to JERK JOHNSON iin Liberty it and 803 Fulton St Brook f I am the owner MEATTLF of large and small WAHH acre tracts of Beat lgm property suitable for subdivIsIon or suburban PWI homes For Information orconno Investment la Washington address L U KUGEU8 104 Duller block Dule 1eattle Wash Inok NqilTIiroRT L IBoom in buIlding blat lit a L lot II very cheap LBWIM n Centrist I JC FOR A BUIIniNO LOT on lon Island bll In U vestment very cheap LEWIS 37 Centre it gtnl ffisJtntr lotJStiit d I w LOOK AT THOSE COSEY HOUSES on I E cor hUn 1 end 116th t oppoilte MornlnciildB Park Term 01 For particular apply to rteUIlr IIIIOAVN t GOLDSNO 180 Ilroadway N Y For a1City and Conntry Properly Dwelling Flat Tenement t lot In 1 f eetlone of New York and Ilrooklrn Ape NeBov Bov dJrl Ap ply to BROWN A OOLIIINO 180 llrnndwor N TALL t l tute t nlt roohl1 m t too l u ALL LOTS 25X100 I FEET I at prices which guarantee I large prod within a year QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES of molt attractive de lsa And unequalled la I comrort Case be bought on TEBMB ECIUIVAIPNT TO RET Water atervlee thronchont the property Apply for maps and free panes to GEORGE A IIIN Hrcretnrr OS Ilt ory ml New York BENSONHUEST BY THESEA Illustrates tho fnot in businosa that wise liberality pays 1 Is I perfectly developed and carefully rtitrletid Sewers water gas 88 mInutes from Brooklyn Brldne vie 1 Sib av llruoklyn elevated and I I and W E R R Loti for lair MW to 7l each Illustrated cir cular nl Apply to the agent on the property or ODf ttANIIOLril 41 IHalllt tlnn O t oUlt t TIIRKFSTORV brick houses in BiW rent II wx Threetory tone house 1 t rent II iw Three lorr lon home iefii rent II MX Three story brick home 2m0 i rent tl 8ML Location good 4Ath and ffllh lie tth and Ptb aol Mfl1J LI0U m ASH f OUTIl I CO 1477 Broadway near 4X1 t ol11 ulttll BO A II I WANTED by young mon below arithet Hate Li term private family preferred Address I 1 boa O Sun offlce lADY TFAOMRR I rubs hoard and room In ef 5a client Yf French Herman and muiic t bell r eneei Aldrei TIAUthlt box ISA Euu up town cad 0 12 roadway J lDr lt1C t Jltt E 810 atogrlpot foot aIN Eut River 5 rer ton at 005 fronkhu O ese ci 14 II foot of llsmtou 50 liruobli U I Wallatitlit IrooUro IOU Irk brooklyn Always loet Its prIce Orr colt I Iau lu be s Olll at jreens are as 0513 ct K II and 57 t If It iWlA l 1IIANP4Ialt I t TIUN Cu c I 11111 IUI It plate hew YrI pl IJKHAIE reasonable good Offer bright uan paint nl rl rltlt I L lug and Peter hinging bmM well n a shed good location and buluee AdJriu Box rJ laHrlr I pI Tr CL tJti PAIKII I f H IK and tun for sale no reaonaUe offer rrfuted Take green car ai i Harlem to l7Uh it iVost Parole FOR BA1KA single platform spring exnrei sgon almoatnew I i Apply to eOtTIIAKU UlWf j to1 li Ib I FOR SALEBoal ant berth In wholeale onler market ply to C I DOUOE foaiWel HUtk I TOO MUCH FOR IIIK CONDUCTOR An Interesting Passe at Arm on a Toll Lessee Car At 2 oclock on a recent morning a Third av enue surface oar was rolllnc along up town on the flowery Just below Houston street The conductor 8 a short stocky sandycorn plexloned man who addressed very familiar remarks to the passencors and acted In e frosh manner generally A big heavy Ger man boarded the car He won plain very neat clothing ana a clean white shirt He took his seat on ono of the rear benches reserved for smokers and began slowly and very car meerscbanm ripe Ho was fully t nil a large meorohanm right In the midst of this operation when the conductor approached him and said with great brusqueness Come give me your fare now The old German looked UI In placid surprise and said I will give you the tare In a moment r I want your fare this mlnuto yelled the conductor Let me Oil my pipe said the old man The conductor grabbed the German by the shoulders and shook him shouting all the and excited I while In a very angry manner want your far or I want you to get off the car I will put you off the car any way The German put his meerschaum Into his vest pocket and then after deliberate fum bling In his trousers pocket produced the requisite fivecant piece which he handed to the conductor There Is your faro he said Then ho hold up his podgy forefinger at the conductor and continued you are a nasty dog The conductor half crazy with rare ranked the bell for tbo car to stop and cried 11 Here take your faro back I wont let yon ride You cnn t ride nn this car with mo I wont let you pay your money By you will you walk homo tonight let off youTho old German shoved both his hands doep Into his trousers rockets and rotused to take Ills faro back I will ride he said calmly to the conductor and I will say to you what I want to You aro a nasty dog and to mor row 1 will have you DatY The conductor tried to pull the old man from the car but Inasmuch as the latter weighed about lour times Q much a the conductor did and settled down m his seat with n great deal of earnestness the conductor was not able to budge him an Inch While the conductor pulled ami famed tbe old man merely smiled pulod and said in I contented manner at intervals You are I nasty dot The passengers seeing that the old man needed no assistance did not Interfere The conductor finally gave up his task In 1 despair and summoned a policeman from the Houston street corner The policeman came over to the car and the conductor him that the old German was raising a great row and disturbing the passengers The Oermau looked calmly at the policeman and said I have paid my fare I the conductor says I not have disorderly not paid It I will pay It I again 1 am Tbo conductor spluttered forth I denuncia tion of the old man The policeman eyed both parties sharply and said to the conductor This passenger isnt disorderly In my presence Ires once I spose no can call you names if he wants to a lone a he doesnt mako a disturb ance I dont knQW what he did before I saw InCo He Isnt doing anything now Hes paid bin faro I cant meddle with him Tn conductor began to upbraid the police man but the ofllcor cut short tho objurgations by saying savagely lit along now or Ill run you In yourself The car moved along and the passenger broke into n bin laugh ns the old German said placidly tbe conductor You are a nasty dogl Then the German lit ills pipe and smoked It peacefully emitting great volumes of smoke At Intervals of about St minutes ho took his pipe out ot his mouth and said to the conduc tor with evident great satisfaction You are a pasty dog And the conductor nearly choking with wrath bad to stand this for over twenty blocks when the old man left the car tiO DYNAMOS USED now a Long Island Village Get Itself Lighted by ElectrIcIty The suburban vlllaco ot llollls L i need 3 years and situated a mllo east of Jamaica has been brilliantly Illuminated br electric lights The remarkable thing about this display is that the light Is produced by no dynamo or other machinery but by a system ol primary and secondary bat torIes on thotJsamo principle as In teleg raphy This Is the Invention of William P KookoKey of 97 PulaskI street Brooklyn superintendent of the eloctrlo signal system of the West Shore Railroad The plant occupies a space 16x3 feet In an outhouso attached to tho premises of Superintendent F W Duntou known In New York 03 the President of tbe Corbtn Banklnc Company Hollls has about 800 Inhabitants and forty houses Streets and dwellings are both lighted by the new system There are twontythrea street lights at present in operation each of about 25candle power Thirty more street lamps bava been ordered It is the first practical attempt to light the streets ot a town with electricity without a dynamo said Mr Kookocoy last evening I bflllovo It will revolutionize tho llehllne of small towns My systom Is advantageous only for lighting a thousand lamps In cities ro qulrlng more lamps than this I would recom mend the dynamo a tao coat of labor with tao batteries would be too great wo can put in a plant for QUO lights at a cost o 1000 The labor of only otio man la necocsary to look alter such a plant burning only part of the nlaht We pay 118 A month for labor We have already got 219 subscribers for such a system at Bergen Point If we can aet50o Inubtcrlbers we shall put In the system there Mr Bunion is also making arrangement to light some ot the stroetu of Jamaica from this plant lie wlllaharge them about J112X a month a light and make about Ifi percent In exchange for his putting up this plant 1 have given him the whole territory of Long Inland Kookoceya oatterlea have been patented and have been In use for other purposes for some time Lieut N O Whistler U S A first tried them for the discharge of ordnance at tort Wadswonb and was so ranch pleased with them that they have been adopted by the general Government The eieotriolty In pro general by a simple consumption nt zinc and carbon the principal patent being on the fluid called chromtne by the inventor In which tour carbon utloks aro im mersed This fluid costs but throo cents m pound Is made by treating blcbromata salts with sulphuric acid at a boiling tempera ture and It loaves It is said absolutely no residuum the consumption being OS per cent of perfect To run the lights at llollls two rows of fifty jars are required and it the liebte are Increased to SpO to Ight Jamaica three more rows of fifty jars will have to be added Ordinarily the lights will glo blxteencandle power for houses and more than twentycan dIe power for streets The advnntaces claimed for the system are the absolute safety of the wlrosany one can handle them without In convenience steadiness of the ilcbt and the cheapness when only a few lights are needed MISSISSIPPI CONVENTION ran ONLY xnaito IN taa ASSEMBLY RETAINS nIB SEAT A Ttrmer Slave or JefTerion Davtu Ire eais Itu Cane In an lm r Mle Ppeb Defer the CoaitltnllODal Convention JACKsON Miss ADR 20Tho entire session of the Constitutional Convention today was consumed In discussion of the contested elec tion CAl of Moore and PearmanlDom against Melcberr and iiontgomarytUepj all of Ilollvar county whore the negroes are In the majority Montgomery Is a full blooded negro and was once slave of the late Jefferson Davis He Is about 45 years ol ago and the possessor ot considerable property In his own right Though without the advantages conferred by a Rood education he Is I man of superior In telllgenca for ono ot his opportunities and Is a speaker of no mean ability He presented his case In I speech ot thirty minutes dura tion and lila earnest but modest and respect ful manner and homely eloquence made a deep Impression on the Convention ills re marks were followed by oopluuaea compli ment paid to no other speaker The Election Committee by I majority of three to two reported In for of tbo contest ants but fortunately for the oontesteis the minority report was presented by xAttornoj ueueral Fort whose able treatment of the legal questions involved carried conviction convoton with It at every point and left the Convention no course but to decide In favor of the con tofltoes which was promptly dono by I vote of 70 to 2s Montgomery who Is the only negro In tho Convention therefore holds his seat He favors the Australian ballot system Ito prepayment of poll taxes and a longer period of residence for rotors It Is an open secret that the Judiciary Com mittee to whom was referred the constitution ality of the fundamental conditions embraced in the net ot Congress of 1870 readmitting MissiSsippi 1 in the Union will give It as their opinion that such conditions are unconstitu tional and that Congress had no rteht to Im pose the same Notwithstanding this probable action of the Judiciary Committee I Is by no means likely that any educational or property qualification will anI Incorporated Into the now oltNtlon The Committee on Franchise which has the entire subject In charge does not seem In clined to favor such a proposition The com clned prpoiton mittee sits with closed doors and Us delibera tions are secret but occasionally reports leak out from the committee rom which throw some light on the course which Its discussions are taking and those reports all tend to the conclusion that tbo committee will report In favor of an apportionment plan similar In scope to thntsuegestod by Prof Marescoupled with tho Australian ballot system Under this plan the counties heavily popu lated by negroes will yield a portion of their representation In the Legislature to the coun represAntton ties whore tho whites are In the majority No tes mnorlr report from the irnnchlw Committee Is ex pected this week and hence It Is not likely that Any matter of serious Importance will engage the attention of the Convention for tho next few days AH tbo committees are hard at work and when their reports are once pre sented business will proceed with a rush TUB PADDLING RKCOKU BttOKKJf The Canadian Doing the Better Work with the Canoe at Jeaaupi Neck Jiiicr NICK U I Am 20Thn and racing among the canoeists at Ttssup Keck still ioe merrily on This morning opened with a slight rain storm which fortunately did not lest long and br noon the racing recommenced The trophy paddling race was first called It la one of the nioitlmportant races of the en tIre programme the winner receiving a liver cap which Is raced for annnallv The paddling race of to day was the beat one ever seen at any canoe accede tlon meet The distance one mile was made In the remarkable fat time of e mInutes 29 seconds thereby beating the former best record of 0 mlunte 31 seconds made In IBM X F Uackendrlck of the Unique Clnb Canada was the victor and record breaker In to days contret tie pad dled with powerful strokes and lead easily from the start winning by three canoe length II R Tllley of Toronto wia second and V II Carnegie Cabaconk Club Canada was third The race wu thoroughly In the bends of the Canadian who have thus far mown themielvei superior to their American brethren In the paddling conteiu The other entrIes In the order of their nnlsh werei E C knapp Springfield B 1 An derson Trenton W L ferry and F B Collins Bay onne and O A Leys Toronto TIle second race of the day was the paddling and salt Ing combined course three miles the canoeist alter nately paddling and ealllnit at each half mile Eighteen starters HppeareA for this race which was well lulled and Interesting throughout H K Quick one of the crack sillora ot tae lonkers Chit got a magnltlcent start and kept the lead throughout the greater part of the race He made very goo4 lime ailing the Brit half In twenty minute and the second In twenty one minutes The other In order of finIsh were ai follow W O Vackendrlck Ublque O 1 Douglass lanlhe II P tlackendrlck IMjue1 c B Vaux honkers r M Sinclair and tl G Ward Brooklyn J W sparrow Toronto II I blur phv BhnhbhuhOati D IX hailer Knickerbocker R r Itraecr efpere F U Moore Knickerbocker D I Oodtlard vespers T A Ueuter llopatcong Roy fiweeney floral Military Club J A Qage Vepers and H M Howard New York Immediately after mil race the 4Kmle ftcontlc Cup tailing race was started liver twenty men started In tbe event and It was the moil beautiful and best sailed race of the dnr At the report ot the cannon the men rot cS well together U P I iiouglnu Iitnthe Club a trine In the lead but Iaul Duller with his fast new boat the Waip ira soIling the rare to win and at the end of the first round he was well In the lead followed by t erd Jones T 8 Uibolm and II U Quick Butler con tlnued to lead and was well ahead at the second rouniL Oxholm had passed Jones and was now In second pace The men foremost at the finish In their respectIve or der were Paul Butler av mloutes T 8 uxholm cu minutes Ford Jones uH minutes VT a Mackendrlck and 11 L Quick A Very Good Offer From Ogden William II Harvey of Ogden Ore arrived this city yesterday and visited Arthur T Lnmley at the nini traltd Kewi office to ascertain whether Sullivan had considered the offer of J30000 made by a syndicate of Ogden sports fer a meeting between he and Peter Jack eon Mr Harvey represents this syndicate and be la anxious to get the flgnt on In that cloy Mr Lnmley seLl tlat as yes Sullivan bed not had tun to conilder the matter because of his bualnet In preparing for the stage Harvey lays that the ampblibe tre In which the fight will take place can seat 140m person and that every protection will be tendered the principals and theIr Friends It wa hinted that It enlllisn and Jaokum could not be obtained that a purse of JlU xj would be offered by the same people for a niht between Jack Dempsey and George La Blanche the Marino Murray Will Fight Urndy Detroit Billy U array has got a match on at last after refusIng offers to spar ten rounds In publlo with Spider Kelly Tommy ftniell and others lila firm lntentfo was 10 tigrii with skin gloves and at last an opportunity hat come to him Jack Brady the Detroit feather Wright reached New York a couple of dsyi ago wllli letters to members a prominent club In this city and Murray was asked to give the Westerner a trial The Men Yorker went to Ions Brady over yesterday and roonC that he weighed 127 pestle In Street coeturre Murray i weight was ll The latter came to the conolulon tact BreOv wa a good man and luat a matcher twenty rounds with the kids wu about what ibould be ar ranged The club men laid they would guarantee a pore od 5sAI for suck a go and atlloles were signed at once TOe men will right at catch weights In fnt atbe weeks If lirady makes a good showing be will be I matched against any nt tbe Eastern mea In the class fur 5000 in more If uecesssry Good beer for Jack Dempsey Brooklyn will turn out on Monday night to welcome Jack Uampsey home The Palace Hint Williams bnrgh has been engaged and his hoes of friends say that they wilt give the champion a blow out that will ever remain fresh In his memory A committee was organised naitlly when this Information cars that Jack was due here on Saturday bot In short order they had secured from Jimmy Lirroll the Brooklyn middle welgnt a promt to be on band fur a four round bout that Jack old friends can have another look at tltlr favorite with the gloves on An athletlA programme full ot Interet has been arranged and knowing the animation In which UrooVlynlte bold Dmpey It Is safe to predict that there will be loll ot enthusiasm across the river on Monday night MoIanu and Uacer Tickets are ont for the finish fight between Billy Da oey and Tom NoMinee of Boston They cost f 10 each Tbe battle will take place doling the first week tn Sep timber It Is for 1390 a side and a purse of 300 guaran teed by a reliable sporting man who also promIses that he will lelcct a battle ground outside of New York city There has already been some betting on the result ale Manui having backer who seem to have strong oonfl dinoetn their man Ther expected to get odds agaInst him but It has become known that lha Bostonlau Is a big man and powerful as well ae clever with his hands and even money is 1 all ills frIends can get They have begun to take that two bet of 5a1 each having been made al the Uoninoutn track on Tuesday Meetlne of the Btunhatlna Illevcle Club Thi rriular monthly meeting of the Manhattan Ulor cle flub was held on Tuesday evening In consequence of summer vscaatlons Ac the attendance wu rather dIm The only bulneior Importance tranactad wu the election of Wllliain ilalpin and Charles A liheehsn League of AmerIcan Wheelmen yepresentatlyes for leN td 1801 A large owber Cf the glut otentere will leave on halurday end tuday for the Leagus meetIng at Niagara on sfsClaI cars prtvldei by en Secretary Sheehan on the Otost bhor Ratiros4 It bee bean decIded to bold a plcnlo run to Wart Scbuyler cu Sept It 41188 7L101145 VAINVVL DEATH Darni Caused by a Tamp Ktploaloa End la Dlood Polaonlno Miss Julia Thomas a daughter ot George A Thomas a Newark business man died early yesterday morntnc at her home 10 Park street in that city She wns 20 years old A few weeks BCD she and Miss May Brown went to board for two months at b house near DIng mans Ferry Pa Shortly after they arrived there a kerosene lamp exploded la Miss Thomass hands burning her badly on the face and arms and hands The wounds healed slowly and early last week Mr and Mrs Thomas went to Ding mans Kerry and took their daughter to New ark She was able to walk a snort distance from a horBO car to her home but afterward mas confined to her bed with the exception ot occasional walks about the house From Bun day night she was unable to oat On Tuesday night she expressed a great dread of haylne her wounds dressed the next day Early In the morning yesterday she called to her nurse in alarm but before a physician could be brought she was dead Blood poisoning had sot In and had atlocted her heart lias Ia Grippe Returned The recent heavy death rate from bronchitis and pulmonary troubles suggests that perhaps la grippe has returned Dr Cyrus Edson of the Board ot Health said yesterday that the humid weather bad brought heavy colds upon a large number ot persons but that was as near as they came to havinc the grip Dr John T Nngle Registrar of the Bureau of Vital Statistics said that Hires cases of death from la grippe and complications were re ported last week but none this weak Deaths from la grippe and complications ho said had boon reported at intervals since the mid winter epidemic

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THEISUN THIJRSDAYAUGUST 21181O 7 LOST IN VERMONT FORESTS yoUNG sUu1fl Of XEtT TOttK FOJISAKB3 OZS TUTOR With Cbu n Wri Out to Lesi Tt fetn JTooJ Jtfo tn the flodA fl leotlve nd Turn Tater In rnrinlt BBADFOM Vt Aug SaMr Frank V John ion a student In the Colombia Law School JonMllketo know what has become ol Snranar Heilry son of Warren M healer th carriage irskerlat Fortysecond street and Broadway Kew York When the last school term closed Ur Johnson undertook to act as tutor and en teftalnereensral to throe boys during the lone vacation The eldest among them was Bnmner Healer a lad of 18 who had patsd so touch of hIs time abroad that Ii knew Trench and Qerman much better than he did English ilsppears also that he had certain peculiar MIM ot his own relative to dlitlplln and his own petition In the world II longed tob woodsman and to gain his living by hunting Ur Johnson did not know this when betook h weof Sumner last July but ho Is wiser BOW II biougbl his penile to his father boul about two miles north ol this place It U a fine old farm house on the banks ol the Connecticut and the country round about oRiK the boat inducements to yonncaters on plnioiV bent Baraner devoted three hours a day to study s4 the rent to fun A good deal ot the latter di fount In the company ot Ed Ferguson a boot his oun ago whom his Boston parents st their wits ends for methods of training had tent Into the country to learn farming The Johnsons employed him at fl n month and board The tutor did not take kindly to Firfluson and his ways and forbad Bumner llialey to associate with him To make up for the banishment of the friend Mr Johnson In troduced Stunner Into the belt society of lirad ford joined In lila games and was so successful that on more than ono occasion young ladles from the village went UP lo the Johnson place to play lawn tennU icittt the stalwart student for Sumner In spite of his tender years Is lx feet tall weleh IBS pounds and bears himself iib the griec and agility nt maturity In an etit day when all devices for Interesting and Instructing the young gentleman trom abroad were getting ou well Mr Johnnon took his charge n a brief camping expedition among the I rionta Mountains The experlanco set young Healers doilrn to be a woodsman nn tire and be had no sooner returned to Brad ford ihan lie begged fur another excursion lie wanted to Boot It with his teacher tnrough the While Mountains end he wanted to be cone at least two weeLs Mr re doubled his effort to amuse the lad and ap parently succeeded Heanllme annie Massachusetts friends of Bamuoru sent him n strange shotgun and a large clasp knife with a saw attachment Tbse bin boon given to bnmnsr In Germany Sybil father and bad bean loll In Manaacbu silts last t summer On the evening of Friday July master and pupil talked till late In the evening making plant for tbo coming days Jho next morning hunmer had disappeared and the Ferguson boy was gone too Sumner had taken a canvas bug his best suit of ciothfe the shotgun the clasp knife and n diver Mute which had cost Mr iiealey 8r f 100 In Paris Mr Johnaon thinks that Sumner hoped to Cud a pawnshop among the moun tain where the flute would come lu bandy Neither tbcboviihad any money The tutor hat teen energetically at work ever since riding up and down all the rail roads Inquiring of trainmen and station masters dletrlbutlnn every town circulars olTerlng big rewards for Information about Bumner and blcrer oros lot his return and In actual pursuit of the runaways The local papers odvettlso the event In display type every Post Office In the vicinity and an for north ss tbo Canadian line Is supplied with posters coMFploiioustr placed and several men are scouring th woods betwnnn hero and Jabrann A good deal o misinformation nan been turned up by the oners of rewards but It appears tn be certain that tho boys started for the White Mountains Chief among the searchers Is Detective M 8 Brown ot Plymouth N IL For mans years be baa bean engaged In hunting criminals who have taken to the woous Last Thursday ha got oaths boys tracks and believed that be had them for a farmer came hurrying Into a village In the heart of the Franconla Moun tain saying that he bad seen the fugitives peering from a deserted woodmans hut six miles back The detective and the tutor went UD with a double wagon which they left amll from the hiding place Then they crept for ward patiently surrounded the hot and found It empty Mt Johnson came home and en Saturday lie beard from the detectlvo who hal l not considerably further Into tho woods Brown thoueht he was lint nn the track for he found people who had Been Sumner and Kd and be baa found where they bad due pota toes for supper Nothing had been heard from Drown Into uondar evening much to Mr Johneons anxie ty I Ue fears that whllo the searchers are pick leg up odd cleu the boy may net ou the trails and lose their way In the woods renr NAiinnn ESCAPE Thrllllan JExperleiee or m Mhlpwreeke4 Crew In Lake Mloblsnai Ricnne WIs Aug 20 Last night the schooner Melllto Capt Anderson arrived at this port having on board the crew of the team barge Monitor of Chtouco that craft having foundered twenty miles northeast of this pprt In tho afternoon during a fierce northeast gale Tho crow consisted of Capt A J Hlce and Mr Wright of Fentwater and two children aged 1 3 and 1 year First Mate Walter lllco Chief EngIneer Dlkhouse Second EoKloeor Muiphy Second Mate Woron anti four others The Monitor loaded with tan bark and slabs at Tlerport SUch and left there on Monday night bound for Milwaukee Hhe steamed nut Into the lake and it vas no ticed trial cho was leaking a little A stiff Wind wa blowing and It gradually freshened anti blew a gulp and the seas ran mountain liltth The leak Increased and the wuter mined so rapidly that her three siphons would not keep her clear Suddenly tbe boat listed to port and the water poured through the gangway The small boat only clx feet ong was secured and then the steamer went down lu fifteen minutes 1 he fleck load and after house flouted and the Cap Uln the lady and the two cnlldrun and the second mate who had boon unablu to get Into the boat were loft floating with the wreckage Now came a desperate struggle to ease them Tbe men In the host had only ono our Tho Bens were terrible but the first mate leaped upon the deck loud und bravvly crawled to the roof of the house and taking the tvnoearold girl In his arms managed to get her Into the boat after falling In the water revtral times between the un bark The Captain rescind the lady and younger child and cot them Into the boat The second mate fell among the float le 1 bark and It was thought he was drowned Uf managed to grasp a piece of tha broken Bill to which be clung U was hazardous Work for the men In the boat tn rescue him and they worked two hours before he was landed In an exhausted condition Tne boat with Its twelve occupants was pointed toward the shore TIe struggle to keep the troll craft before lbs wind with but ope oar was a hard one After being buffeted about for two hours the schooner ieIito came along and picked up the exhausted occupants AH were wet and chilled being thinly dressed p11 thoireffeot having gone down with the goat The entire crew and the Udr and chil dren are being tuken care ot by the Captain of tie lileeavine crew The Captain sold that had the accident oo tarred at night no one would have been eared Fornker on the farce Illll CwcnrxATT Aug r 20EiOov Foreker has Written a letter to an evening newspaper clv lug at the editors request a brief statement ot the nature of the proposed Federal Station law and the purpose of the Republican party In 6KoUair it Mr Foraker says U la not the oalitrowih ol BeqtlonalUm beirut ol the South lIar even Of pardBaulem Its lois purpose U to give n ot to tile oonstllutlopal provUIon with respect to the exorcise of tile right of auf ft and to aocuie honest Congress elections SSJV whole outcry aealnat It U I t causelt provisions are such as aro likoly to acoomplia 1ta PurpoSe le predlote its enactment woul urIg fnaterlst V P1JT to the South ant tbat tsq years hence Its opponents Will DO Uhamei of their opposition ai XTakaowa 1leMcue In NewfOundland BOBTOS Mass Aue 20A Journal ipeclal 2 I worn Bt Johns N F reports that a plague q f M exact natui of which Is not known U vising the fishing towns on tha French apre The dlseaao la terribly fatal In Its re ThUflSn1 none VI far uttatked have survived first news of tllC epidemic the ia c was brought by WlV ooasting steamer The InhnblUmts ik think It Is virulent diphtheria TbiiJelans were s 10 Investigate jhe disease sad they hi returned but no omclal report has been publls155 the It has Ieake4 out thct li tlo tyn are shockingly bad and that etarve thSdtaivs 111th are bulling the deadly march of a Hlrnck nn 5iyeazoIi l Cmbinaa C kni0 felir Mcnhler who la I 81 yean old nearly tan 4 o n Patrick Nlcbnlion al flint avenue ant 15 e5y lVfi1 oIl it lit 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31 5I1 iKist r Amu of eo HI un 55 02 lot bt I kl t A SI l 1DV 1oS1 f 1Ul3 lot ll0L 711 otttberu iso 2034 2514 90 29 21134 SOU Teim vat t Iron 43 4ftK 43 4S 45 100 teiai Paelflo 3oU 21tL lev tS 20 800 Tel A A A N U 2934 28 89 8t 40 sTat Lnlon Facile ii i caifi 54 3H 110 1111 U fl Fxpre 7IC 7IU 70 70 72 08 Union rae D A0 82J 82 33K B2 214 410 W t I A IS 12I l2i 523 12 14 boo Wl St L A f tf Ni 213V 2tV 26 283 1 75 wntem Cn Tel us wu M raV tO 7HJ WbeetUig A L B ST 872 37 05 1V 274 1U i 51 ceel A 1 E pf 534 73J 78i 74JJ 79 400 Wli Central 2U w 23 23H 00 Tbe total lalea ot stocks wet 110113 shares 551127r0 V5A1MZNT iV5iACVo5S fUt Cftnt Bitft Lnft CUfa 13 Am r Cot Oil Co JJ jsu 2JU J3X 20 Amer rot oil ctfa 2V fij 7I 37V IOU1 Sugar Bennett 81 2 5234 81 42 I3J10 SaHnal Lead Tru t 31V 2J 21 H 3134 HODUtllltri O FOo 43 43 43 43 luOCon Oal A Va 873 575 873 87S 2611 lIon Silver 360 8 50 a60 aio I oo Llttla Chief us 35 3 M 510 1 eadvllte 13 13 13 13 5111W K ATI 41 W 1 71 79 1DOH08tLArkATex4a 7J 7234 721 723 71t CI i flee Line rlfl DO CO s3l 573 122000 Bocleye Pipe Line cit 41 41t 8834 lObTON CLOIIira aCOTATIONa fit AsSes jut Artfd Hon AAlbany22334 230 WeitPnd Land 204 2 J Bon A Maine Sort 207 Boi A Mont tsi tu Central Maai 30M HutleA Hoe 7U TOU YANISDf I Jo Calnmet A lleo3O4 807 Her Cent 41 74 74L Santa re M Co V nu Old Iolony I7O A A H F 44 5334 ss5 EellTel22 ATATLL 234 ul nfiiTeT BOX tatLlxLrMtA cu irKa qvOTinojn F1 4054 D4 4S84 PJiItpim 41 six SIN Leblgh Vailer 02V 62i FbllARIltpt 70 71 h o A K fo r3 POlL A Rd pf B2J 6534 PenniylvanlA 634 63j ISILA L84p 44 43 iirnT IMSrOZ cr07110108 AllantleAOt W lit 371 fxm A Naihvllla nov Atlantic A l t W M bL j K Y Central IOl V Canadian PactS 53 Norfolk A Wait pf tth f rleCommon 27 Nottbrn FacIle p1 64 Erled condole 103 Ontario A Ueiu Iw Illlnoli Central us Union PaclDo 81 Lekeshore 10 iwabaabpt aiX WEDNESDAY Aug 20 The money market worked with Increasing closeness today It Is no exaggeration to say that negotiations In behalf of commercial bor rowers have been In the main abandoned Thero Is no money for them Wall street can borrow money though at exorbitant rates upon pledge of securities listed at the Stock Exchange In preference tp mercantile borrow ers for the reason that It borrows on call thus giving the banks and other lenders an oppor tunity to recover their funds on they are need ed to meet the urgent demands from the In terior and the Imperative requirements of Im porters pay duties Into the HubTreasury The money market was aggravated today by unusually large shipments of currency to the Interior One Institution made a single shipment of 500000 to Chicago Now England as well as the West Is drawing money from this centre through Boston which took several round amounts out of the city banks today On the Stock Exchange brok era balances wet as a rule mode up at 20 to 25 V cent Exceptional transactions above and below those figures score reported ex treme quotations being If and 35 Y cent Re newals were made at figures ranging from 7 to 15 V cant It should be noted that a few In stitutions declined to accept morn than C7 r cent for their monoy under any circum stances but their rates cannot be considered in determining the real character ot the loan market Tho circular of the Treasury Department relative to the redemption of 15000000 of the 1H V cent bonds was generally regarded as disappointing The department was given credit for taking cognizance of the condition of the money market but Its effort to roller It was unanimously deemed Inadequate and In dicative ot a reluctance on the part ot the Sec retary to part with even a small portion ot Dh hoard of idle money The comparatively small amount of bonds that Mr Wlndom offers to redeem was cited as evidence of that disposi tion but the severest criticism was relative to the i prlco On that point It must be noted that the Secretary Is expresuly prohibit ed by law from taking up any obligation ot the Government with full Interest to maturity within a period creator than one year before such maturity Btlll the Secretor could offer to redeem tile 34s at 105e and still keep within the litter ol tb law No rational member this community caret attraw about the ravine to th treasury of 1 f cent upon 1ft million or of anr other number of millions of dollars In an emergency like the present one The question at li eue Is not the eating of 1160000 of the people money but of letting them have th uss of any part of the hundred millions of Idle money In the Treasury which lice been allowed to accumulate there in diill nnoo of common nenra and of Business prlncl vise The mail mn In olmrjie ol the coun try s flumes mar reallz when It Is too late to save themselves poutlcallrwhat every one else appreciates now that they are trilling with a Vital issue If they do not find some means for liberating at one a round amount of money from the Treasury they are likely to nee In the near future that their cheeseparing policy of to day is fetal economy If any oft should take alarm at the present condition of the money market Mr tflndom Is that matt The ttsh bo li trying to eaten now can be hooLed any time while toe tension that 1s upon business all over the country needs to be relaxed at once Tb management of th Treasury has shown by the efroalir issued yesterday that Its attn tlon has at last bn directed to the condition ot the money market let it demonstrate that It comprehends the situation br doing some thing moro than raising Its price on 16000000 of bonds K of 1 f cent Todays offers to sell bonds to the Govern ment did not betray any great eagerness on the part of the holders of the IKS to roe 15800 them Mr Wlndom knows nut as well as every banker that te great bulk pi the 4 cents are held In such a war that the very best pOMlble terms will hate to fe offered to wmpt the holders to surrender them lie 1 S at the mercy of the bondholders on the one hand while a serious emergency threatens on th I other Ho mar not to reiponslble for the situ ation h nods himself In lnde d It U under stood that ne wa strongly opposed to the con traction of the Oovernmont deposits In national bank But he and bis apsoclaUa both superior and eubordltmt and the party which they represent will be Held strictly accountable If they continue to temporlr with the pressing needs of the country The AdmInIstration can better afford to be lavish with t1te peoples money to save the veole l from dIsaster than to squander It In rock ess appropriations If these last are to be follow a by a period of commercial deprertlon re sulting from the hoarding of the Treasury surplus to meet them It Is difficult to e what claim for further confidence Mr Wlndom and his party cm present to the country next No yember The stock market opened no sharply this morning because at first blush 1b0 Treasury circular was regarded as propitious to on easier money market but as th dealers In stocks cam into contact with the banks and other financial Institutions they found they had been too hasty In their conclusions Lon don bought aTw docks and the be9s covered part of their lines then the Block Exchange began toted the presaurcot astringent money market anubu8lnBi cam very nearly to n stanclitlll Fears of an exteneU tie up of railroads passed away with the day but the grip upon money wan at no time plaiert Bv oral Incipient movements wore discernible at the surface of Tb mnrkeL It is useless how oer to watch for their development as long as the Government withdraw from toe channel of trade the sustenance that belongs to it Th closing was steady with toe majority of Hooks retaining a little ot the early Improvement Final sales compare who those ot yesterday a follows 40p Ill 4u 20 AUA 15 4W 20 ATAR 4IW 43 KorthireitceiB10 IIW CanadlaaPao tul 8 Her rae pf HlK 5134 CathtioBihirn 63 8C3U K Y Central lOjf tO64 cfTciBt1 iOI OK N Y A ff Eat 4 i 47 O B AQ lO4 101H Ontario A West i 15 reniol Uai T 0733 Or A Trans 4 4 Chei A Ohio 21 SB raelOcMalt 4l 42 c a 0 sa ft Ji 41 SortS stand 57h 17 Chicago Uai 68V 54 Rich A WP 204 25th Del L AW UjaJ 144 Readlnr W 4i Den Alt U liiu I5 st Pant com 7l It II A U pt fOi 57 BtPaulpf l j J Erie 2tl 2V Ca rae lletklncVal M 4 i4 Ton C lA It 444 45i Lou A Nest 67U bOil Union IaoUa 6 50 4 Iakeblioreliis 141 WaU AP com 131 125 L h Watt ejfi os WaH A P pf S JJt tlachaltencun KUM 101 Wait On TeL Mf U Ollisoort Pao 70 5 TOW w A L K mil JJ Mez lent I 3S J7l W A L K pt 73 73H NorAWesLpf ejl 61 Government bonds strong The 4ii closed 3 cent and the 4ho it V Csu higher bid Hallway bonds dull and without feature The more important net declines were In Denver and Rio Urands coniol 4s V cent to81W Mobile god Ohio etnerals 1 tofiS and Texas PucluoSdi i V dept to 89K Th noteworthy advances were In 1 ort Worth and Denver city lain li V tent to 105 and Mocking Valley SB V cent to 86f ID bank stocks 70 shares ot Western National sold at 10040107 Silver bullion certificates for 786000 ounoec Bold for 119H9120X liar silver In London steady at 64d ft ounce Amount of silver bnl lion oflerod to the Qovernment 1814000 ounces Amount purchased 406000 ounces Cs follows COOOO at 11H13 1GOOO at llJM 150000 st 120 and 250000 nt 120H Total pur chases to date 1733000 ounces Money on call 1S35 cent with the bulk of the business done nt 20 V cent Time money OV cent for all periods on approved Block Kxchanee collateral Commercial paper aulet Tho b03t doublanrtme patter Is quoted at 5S 6 V cent and prime elmjle name at t7 V cant Sterling exchange nrracr Posted asking rates Jt84 for lone bills and 4H8 for da mood Actual rates 4t3t483 for sixty dar blllo 4881HB7 for sight drafts and 1dt34ise4BtU for cable transfers Todays offers to sell United States bonds to the Government itecreeated 1207450 ot which tlU100 wets 4s at 124 and 1153350 Were 4Hs at 104i All were accepted Assistant Secretary Nettletondlrocted today the uarment without rebate of the Interest due fept 1 on the 4h percent loan The checks will be prepared by the Treasurer at once and will be mailed as soon as ready to morrow probably This action will result In the Immediate release of about tl2UOXXJ The New York Chicago and St Louis Rail way Company reports for the quarter ending June SO 190X 18X9 ClanoM Orou earnlnn tlainJll fl 1514063 Inc 34344 Operatln aipeniei 1048 2J5 L 7n 4 Inc 3M1B1 Hetearnlnn t 21i5i t 321505 Inc 531887 Other income 493J Ino 493J Total Income 274519 533fl Inc 3aaO Charge Z61i 2KJ7U7 lao 10592 Paroles sn2 o Dir 12155 Inc r334i Cah on hand MfiOO The RocheBter and Pittsburgh Railroad Com pany reports lor the quarter ending Juno 80 1510 1589 Ctuinut Grois slni55411781 i57ill Ino J9347J OperaUnfexpeniea avj400 35OJH Ino 3d Net earnings llos 384 l06kB 7 Inot 3437 Other iDComo 1JUJ3 4B21 lao 13Q1 Total IncomeWIlMfl IIL31S Icctloo738 Charge IOA43D 147B7B Inc 14M71 Purples Dst338C1 moo ji3537 Cub on hand 4525 The Plttsburehand Western Railroad reports cross earnings for Juno of HJSOBO an Incroasn of HI010 as compared with the sume month of last year and net S7231V a decrease ot S30 Adrian H Muller k Bon sold by auction to day at the Heal Estate Exchange these securi ties among others 18 shares Penniylvanla Coal Co 200 12S iharee Metropolitan Phonoirraph Co 2434 10 ibaree lont Mrancli Ocean Pier Co 1A 237 lharei Trinidad AipliallUo 43 100 iharei Urandon ItelUn l Marble Co u 2O lharei National Uroadntay OanL 2V4 3 ihareiCnemlca atlenal Bank 47104720 10 dharei Madlion tfuare Dank lotU 10 static Third National flank llj 17 Iherei Central National Hank 14OU n shares Bank of hew York 2 OW 10 shares Continental Iniurance Co 232 Treasury balances compare with those of yesterday as foliowu 4to in JIM ro Hold ti41124934 f IWJU7 Legal tender I ll7liiH i I 543018 Totals 5lt1141504 SOber balanre tlSaTTMJ1 arilnlt 19 1 4Vi roo yeiter day Depoilti In national banka K 241L9937 aialnit Hi 492 CJl yes erday Money In London 3WS3K S cent Discount In tho open market for both shrut and three months bills as 4 cent 1nrlx adrlcvs quota 3 f cents ut 94 francs 573 centimes The Duly Jllnlnc Company has declared Its usual monthly dividend of 25 cents a sharo payable Aug JO The sales of minIng stocks at the New York Consolidated Block and Petroleum Exchange today woro as follows taut JVam Opening Dltlutt Loutn Clettni to Ails l JO l 20 i so i an 105 Aba 37D 27U 270 370 III I LdMIns Con 1 DO I AO J M I Co Slbouruiiiwlckrn lo 10 in m ISO test A Hilcher 3 WJ S do Duo 830 lou Crown Poiut 2 in 2 5 3 to u no 1UU Huron 7 OJ 7 IU 7 03 702 lOft Morn Silver SIM u 05 a 10 t 05 Miunlla 40 40 4U 40 nuLittle Chief 25 HH as tta 4MXLeadrllle It 13 U 13 3HMLtnaH AM io I M IU 155 1 f5 AVHu rniumonwh 2 U J 60 3 M a to fliUOccldenlaL 9 00 ct n 2UO IlyinouiE 4 00 4 IM 4 M 4 l 40Qtilncr ISO 75 13073 13175 13079 600 gutter Creek 11 Iii l 211 1 ill i 30 II SullIvan con t oo loo I i mi too toostandird 07 07 B7 07 200 Vial cu 76 75 75 75 3 1e total trantactloni were ll740nh r a New Tork Hurketi WanselnAT Anr za rtocii tin MicjuWereflrm especIallY four which wai illll In email inpply corrsYuturss opened al aueellne of 1 to 3 polnti on near and a lo 4 point on late oioottii oloe tot Qulit and Head at 10 poInts decline on An tilt and a to 4 point decline on utDer months irotuyetlerdayicliiluir rrlcti receipt at the pra I JUbulee ailnilU7 bilei lilt year It decline to day wai due 10 the fact that almoit all the uewe was ke rl h llverpool Was dull and lower Uanrheiler wee dull New urleani and enme or the otbir buuthern market were lower Hilrer In London was lower Ihe receipt at the porn were reiatUely Iare and were uioill new notion The iradlur I was Jlilii lu uiillon 1110110 450 baS wire sold or eiport Cotton on the spot was west but not uuolahly lower lillddllni up liuda 11 lf ISO I t tb lo tin 4 I2o TbS fellowtaif are tin detail ot transactIons lu fnturen unrttn elating vruit Jtyhrn Lowat jolt AifUll 112351157 114 116A lists Benember I 8881U84 UfO 1US 7700 October laoJuiuM lute lose goo WoVemher iu43 IU43 1044 lm 3 isiO psem64t84Ila4 11143 1041 aij January ia illn 7 11547 till SttO Vruary asiKjiasi 1061 i lori Sw Jlarcb iaM IUS4 11164 I06J ou Apll tute law IOM IUM soo Market closIng quill and iteady Total sale 33euo Trauiferable milieu liiued at IIu Jhoi 11 oai Lard f umri advanced lluhlly on ilrono er advlcei from lbs Uol and In lympaloy with an early adtaiue In wheat lalei 2KXJ tci at Hio for beiueuiber Hntxj for December and 7 HK 7ISc for January After Tbauice the rinse wai Heady at v Uo fur bepteBiber artc for October 6 HJO for huvrniber tttro for December and 7 Iic for Janutry Spot Urd continue In fair demand and itiady iilnl7aliii city at t 5o and ftuo irs prime VVeilirn at u 7Ua and 200 Ice at 8 40 i42Ha 0 and f llefloed for the lootlneot quoted at 436w 8Oo 1urk in tieilir demand and Or mi aalei tuo bbla at l8rlJZSis 25 toe new mast 1111 meats continue In 4 mind at full price sales 111x10 Is pleijed belllii u aasi asroit 9181134Ct i HOUU imoklni do ano rii itlokled shoulder MICend ISO 5 e bam i at IIMIIHo I 5 alioln Heiiern meet IMiioa I I iireel pickled hiu ujiliiti averife at Ift11t440 and 71 lea do do hoiild riaf H 1rmea lioie further advanced Ioi3 li42344 I tip M4a3o Tallow common In fair dfiaan4aiitillfufa al 4UM lHHc aalei nil d i la fancy at 4Hc Uuuir falny actIve and ion Cheese leafy uaiu Wheat future wire lau active at C decline of IK to 1 Sits Warmer washer at tka Horthweit aud kits Bllttl laiai T iQwo Huh al LMLfl 510051 for AoroiL llOtKftlllOM for September ZlO Qa IIOMfor October lliqMafll3U fOr Decem ber coo lls4 ilfM far May Spot wheat was qil1 40to bushels ol eamVU rd sell parts II10 deliver ed to store Iid tart at Ma nndef Senlember ladlan corn fotnrei were 34 tO lo lewer Sail moderately ac Iva Warmer weather tn Ihe sore hell was the meet bearlih teuton lalei oMliiUO Suit at MHf M 19 lUo for Heptember MAM a for iieteber saC 584855340 for May Hpoteern wan aiiler and more active lotus boehelt were acid Inolnclnc 7J4 1 load fir export at 5234f423e for no 2 mued In elevator oats were lower and fairly active aalei v00Ooo bash Inclndlnir eatlcni No a mined at a41Wo for sip aneT for dctoken and on the timber 4191110 ifoL rnu kt 44a46 and white at 43Q28e M la jnalllyi silo Ho 3 whTta at 4 a47o In elevator andNalmlied ai 450 In elevator i new Ha 3 white et 4Sa4SUo In eleva ton new So s mined 4401 Hex 2 whIt for OctOber 4io AtierCbanr W eatweatMaaredlnterrorAuimit 810IU Hepiembir HmMi October UH Novem ber illOHi Ueoemeer l 1141 January Hl JMl May M II l5s Corn itiadrt Ke4mixed for Angjit 6M4ot eptember o3Uc Odder 64O1 May JMC Kate wean Me s rolied for Aignit 4391 September 42o i Ottobr 4t34a 1socsaijoff e on th epot was irm bat lbs 4 oiled w macOval flloqtioted at II21I9e for II 7 lal s 10111 bat No III It 113401751 hats No II nilsus 22 50 7 at 1534n to si I844t nntl lIfl64g5 50105 W n w arrive Mild gradre continue In fair reqntet and In torn Instance prices thaw an advance ot 54181401 sales euiplouliInterior Padant from June lain at 24oto arrive and I2ue tail Maraoalbo on the haiti et Ulo for fair Cticata Mo option advanotd a trifle on gsa eraliy itrenger Enropean advice and on matilrola lion by bnU leaileri bat anr decIded imr roveinent wa cheeked by foil receipt at Itlo and Sactos being llouii bags at eaob 191115 and tbe receipt offirm erfen from Kle being on Ine haiti of Ixko e and f fur Xn 7 and ino c anif f for 140 e Sales 3S7M baga cloilng steady wlin sellerS al the following frlcen Angnut eNovFmber 10S5tPebruarr 14t5e Kepteraberitcoc iDecembtr 1iv Oo Marcb10060 October I780o January 10S5cAprll 16000 Raw clEars were onlet and Inyera were bidding illgblly below prevloui orlcta SOt sellerS bold ArIa at old flznria deltaS alVc for fair rennlng tnnioo vado and 6Wo for ataadard oentrlfagala Renned eugari have become quiet but prtcee are ruling steady quoted ai Otio for cat stub eruined 13 sIOa fir granu lated HHlfcc forpowdered I vmo for cubit OUv for mould A o for candy A A IMHo for confeo tlonere A M t314e for eff A 5434o for while extra P and 4 151514 6lto for yellows Uolaoei vncbanged nice continue to meet wIth a fair demaad and at Heady to Aria rrleea Tea active and flrmi Paid eTuu t0xi ring Sney ana XMU Ski Kertneta on p t At the anollon iale tte onerlngi were agaIn llgbt 41Upkgi and prIce were firm and In a number at tnitancee decHedly hlgber ae followi MeynnaII ue 14M4ia o yenng hyion IIHU7UO Imperial IWWanjict gunpowder t1iOfl He Pt ll ueyYoani bush 1501 gunpowder 13u2ca Japan Congou 104 awn India anA orange Settee IM 31Kc Baleng rooohow 4154150 Amor I8HvloH I onnoea 2c P2c DtratutlKwaaqnlet bntabont iteadyt talei U tent at an Jue for November lathIng trice for ipot IL8to i far November stUe bead doll and nnobanvrdi lettllnr nrlee fer spot 452340 Bpeller WaS quoted nonlnally at 6 too for Anrnit NITIL fieaii Spinti tnrpentlna continues qatet but In reiponie to an advance In Havannan to 55348 Md oar market itrenctbened and cloud rieadyal 4i MJ4lo for regulars and 4iw 4iuo for machine Cciii quIet and nnebanied sues IMbbli ood straIned at 1O rmiiniitieThs market opened weak and lower for both Sockeye and National Transit certltcatia and tben ileadlly declined throughout the ilar under free ofTerlari caused largely by the huh rain for money clotlnr weak Bnekere eertlncalel opened at 4lc mid at 7 i4io ant cloud at MMc I aalee 3t9ttObble National TrUSt eertlncatei opened at lila sold at 88 lo aftvi cloied at Mo late luiuw bbla LIve Btoek XInrket Nnr rosa Wednesday Act xRecelpU of beeves Ltn bead inolualnr 21 carl for eiporl 31 carl to be told and H can direct to ilagibterera The market ruled trio at former prIce and nothing remained nn told ut the close Poorest to belt native ileeri sold at It 6oiitK 25 Vi 100 be built and dry cows at II 10311 80 Drexed beet ACm at 9H87Mo Vft for native side lAtch cable from London goAtee American Steen firm at KUtllc Vl a dreMed weIght and American re frigerated beet Heady at leant oflo f 1 B ShIpments to day 4 400 Quarters 0fcIa Tomorrow Jill beeves Heeelpti of ealvei SAt bead Market rated iteair with a fair clearance of the pena eale told at KQit V Its Si bntt rmllki and cratien ai 1L603J Hell ama at L75145393 Receipt of sheep and IambI includIng 7 care direct wen 307 brad Prime stock ruled firm and a chad hIgher common do steady beep eaSt at 94Af1 5 too aa Iambi lIt 2 oJ7 1rcipe4 mutton doll at itiloC W t dressed lambe steady at f Kllo liecelpta of bon Includlui 1 car for sale were 8301 kead Market ateady at J4lui 440f WOBa Rent Estate Trmnirem Hamilton it 30 Simon rio and wife to Vary Ftnkeliteln SO000 Kldrldie it 83 Jacob Flukeliteln and wife to Biaon FIne and aDO WT50 mIstral ar en 415 i lu7lh it SHOO Wm K Armstrong teAtime Pldoui 1 Intervale ar e C a4 i IBItbit ISxiuO MiSts Pldonz to Jane Owen t Intervaa av e e 841 oilmth it Mi 100 Jane Owen to Wm N Armttronr 1 10th it Ill Mm JJetllde Mlchaclli to Blmon SIns Jr 13000 IWth IL 2U Eait Atiaa A Laird to Mary U Elliien 1 Hull av a i 22 n Orirk IL nuxlioii ziuo John U Bden and wife to Binma u Lwli 1 13tb IL IM H eit Pbl Ip Bolraet to Paul Roeh rlcbt 1 Tyne IL e a oro n layird IL SJxnTt Henry O Bcbaefer and wits to Barbara MaIler 1000 Pine a ei 075 n Bayard it 33xlo7 lame to Hubert Ue Ron 1000 IIBtbiL i l 4 1 e lit av 2Sxii 1to Francli Mitchell sed wife to La erlo Qallo BSOO i9th lit e a 22J w ith av JMUV6 Mary E Olb Sine extrtz to OennUBeaob 23000 KtdiL Mob George Scbrlener eta Joseph flchrlener 1 83d IL 51f 151 lame to John KobrleDer t t 4d IL ai u1 John Bcbrelner Jr at aU to George Bcbrelner 1 lath it n i 1UO w Av A 3SXVX4 Icon Sobmeokenbecbar etai to Samuel Pollack 10000 6th ar ei 7 111 n ISlil IL 221101 John W haS Too and wife to Catharine E Steerl SGXO Sib av a i 31 1 1324 IL JixC9 lame to Henry Stere and ano 78720 1Jih it u a 344 6 w nth av 130x83 Henry Steers et alto John W tlaaren 8000 40th et n a 140 e loth ar lifts Joseph A ThompSon ref to Loulxa Laner 340O aihlniiton ar w a SIS n fan mil IL 23x3O Sereno U Bonnie aud wife tn Clara FaIrchIld 1 Stebblni av e a 401 n Freeman IL 3M73xwx Irrej Bernard Kelly and wits to Robert Jon nikon 673 Suffolk it 53 David Abraham and wife to RobtOVVebb 42000 aids at 131 Jacob Cohen and wife et al to Shyer Lehman and ano 83000 Madison IL S 7t Meyer Lebman and wile to Ja cob Cohen and auo 20000 lotb IL 5 w ror cynreii ar J5X100 Ramt F Teaie and wife to Cbarloe an Rlpel 2230 Mb av lftftto li7 Henry liawkei and wife to Henry W Jordan 00000 Oak it sit Thomas Itiancer and wlte to Philip Bammet 1 Same prop Pblllp Sammet to Thos OrIson and win 1109 Allen L w I J1 i Stanton it 33x9411 Loull Uewlrlind wlfoto Ilety Wolf 13630 Both ILI t 022 a flh ar SoxHiua Eugene T Lynch and wife to Isabel Knrbaui 32000 Maxwell it ii land under water map of Bar rettu i Pt John A Foley exor Ao et al to Alfrnl Klmber 31634 Same prop Mary M Barretto to Alfred Klmber 40UOU tame prop Artbnr Slmonion to Alfred lUmber 1 Itll IL 413 1V1 Ii 1 Mitchell Ito Thomas Nellon 3000 2dar wn 40 On iloth IL Ix70 Morrii Bur nit and wife to ierlua hirf 13730 Barretto av centre line 1H7 l land John L Bruwn 2112421 lrre Harriet B Crowell et alto Martin ttellei 6000 Eastern Shy av n e COt Maple it 2R3x Irrei AlonzoCaiewarietaltu Alfred Klmber 40000 MOITG10U Beach Dennis and wife to Mary E Olbbeni e SithiLwitbav o 4300 Blen ck Lbriittan and wife to The Bank for Says ei lllhll a Pleatant ar 1 yr 0000 BrleC Cliriitlan and wife to The German baSe Hank leXJdit wSdav 1 yr 4000 Couolly Kdwd LI and wife rn Nancy L bber woo slid alto ni 84th it e loth at I yrs 13000 De Roul Hubert to Cecilia assaIL e I Fulton ar n Kayard eL 8 yn C30 Oallo Faverla to Francis MItchell l a 113th it 5 lit cv lyr 1000 HoyL Mary K toOlartua Uarihall e i Acker man IL n arlen av loyri 1300 Jordan Henry W to the Bradley A Currier Co Ltdi lirJSSth I av 3 vn 0000 Jordan henry W to Henry Hawkei a lith av iliathiLlnitali 3100 Fame to John W Ilaaren lame prop J ri3 ciotu 12300 Kohnrr Jacob A to L Cohen A Con i IJVd IL w ArASyri 8300 Klmber Alfred to Mary U Barretto e i Eastern Bay av w respect St lyr 13000 Same lo Alonzo O Stewart and ano n e cot Bait eru Bay av and Maple iL I yr 20000 Same to Mary M Barrett etalii Maxwell it landunilerwatermapofBnrretto Point 1 yr 10000 Levy Morris and wife to Stanley W Iiexler 41 Bait Broadway 1 yr f 000 Levy Mitts and wife to Clarence Lncker et at truitce Ae n e Manton e Tttlett IL 3 yri 23000 Lewli hmraa IL and John II Eden e e Hull a n Orark IL demand 12 mortal 630 Jennlion llobert and wife to Bernard Kelly and ano e e Btebblne av n Freeman eL S yri 473 Ltbioan Meyer and coo to Jacob Cohen and ana IM ItldgeiLS vn 9050 LIvingston Herman T ant wife to the Bowery Bar Skssl1ttistwthav 1 rr 73000 Hurray John M to Roianna O Murray n e our 2 arkkand Uownlnilta aniand 1437 Murray John M to Ill and Win EbllngBrew Ce iameproplyr 8300 Uullaly Mary B to Tphralm C Gates et al w e Morris iL n Kith it 8 mos too Italic Anna B to Ire4 k Beyriotber a s Vul tonav n kityardat uyri 800 Pollack Samuel 19 barakN Uallock n 70tbiL wAvASyri S300 BaebrlnliL Paul and wife to Philip Bolmet B l 124th lb elihar f yn 6230 RlchartUon Julia K to Autuiuii a Cobb ii laid iL w Lenox av demand 7300 Rnok John and wife to George Roll n a 66th IL w imh a T 1 jr J morn 0300 Shields Licnnli tn lluaaleitoo A Voeri 334 West it hue demand 1000 trim Baiting Anton to Harry Sblelda B3t Weal it 8 yr 51200 FMllrbaei and Sub tour 11 rRlobacker lily Initott n e cir VMIIett it J jri VV HoiluiaiL 155 i F Jr aol uno lu Kppen Smith A Uo ma Waihlnitou it saIl loj and lua Warren it 10 sri 10000 Lew li KarabJ to hdward ilnber 4U24fl Pearl n F rri 8200 Iattlion Mluei S A and K A to Peter Hart 42 Greenwich IL lyr 840 ltetVei John to Stick 2 Carrull 133BI ecker iLdyri 4020 fihleldi Harry 1 to Vennli Bhleldi 331 Writ it am 1200 iiiioNMaari Canldy Helena f to M W Idiom 11000 Dombuin Herman to Parabiirorcky 1 Jaoobion UarleK to Mary Hbt Moans 93481 NoisIer Aolbeny to Kate Kenney SOJ7 Seaman Andrew truitee lo uorean Uelino I Mlddlebrook Frederic J 1 toj 1 R Turner etal 7S21 Mvin Maleolm W lo Seth M Mllllken euoo Buarec IeonardaH to Andrew Leamen troll 1 boiomon Marx lo Fender Jarmuiowiky j a iti 3 Steers henry and sob lo John W Ilaarrn 12010 elutierr Charles to Abraham L Nerberier B0uo Court Calendar Tble Day Sonic COUBT Oniniiaa Iotlo calendar Nos 1 to II oathS at I I oclock Svaa0911Tal Cooaher probateWIlls of Joseph Aliander and aientin St Roller at III A 611 isrrle Yrisdiaoz Thotsas Vlysn sod Mary hogan at 10130 A W Ibelpaa Testimony Doeint Matter Jndie Beach of the Supreme Court baa declined to let ailde the Judgment which Jullui r Cheiebroujtb re covered aualnit lriildent ronover of the Ft Mchotai Avenue llellroad lo u pan y for lervlcei rendnrtt In nourlnr certain lenlilallon for the company becaol Lot brlit Ido ard K Pbeipi his retracted bit teillmony afalnit Conevert character which was adtnltled la evlliore loll U net a auffelent re aaon Its Judge thlDka to overturn the JadfuwnL aipaeUllv 4 on Jte trial UOBtveri eouniil aid BOt DOT Is cOOke eat fir ZMtI ati10InI lnnuthT Notice to Holders of HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY STOCK The Bnrrcma Coort of the Blieto of Itew Work hnTlna decided thattlha nmoneit oftlio pr rat share to be eoatrlbnled bjr stock holders nmier Article O of the Heoranla tloii Acrreneot had not been duly Died and determIned kr the tntrial Treat Ceany erNest Tork tho notice heretofore givec In reuSed thereto IB hereby wIthdrawn Mlnca the publIcatIon of anch notice the amount r nlre4 hon been aoaaewhitt In orni 4 by addItion of Intereet on the cams Involved In the calculatIon cad has been to 0 slIghtly grtster extent reduced br the nppllcntlont on account of past due Interenl ofenmlnKi renlUed by the receiver from the operntlon of the road and by order of the Court paid over to the nurehnaer THE TIUJBT CoMPANY HAH UADn AN KXAMINATIPM UF TIlE WHOLE hUHIKCT IN JttxORDANUE WITH THE VIKTTI4 KXPItKHHIil BY FuLl COVRT ANTJ IIAH FIXED AND DE TCaUINXD THE AMOUNT OP TIlls PRO JIATA HHAnn TO HK PAID BY MTOC1 HOII KHH OF THE HOVMTON AN1 TEXAs CKNTRAI RAIlWAY COMPANY IN onnnn TO ENTITLE THEM TO TlIEItt PROPORTIONATE AMOONT Or THE HTOCK OF THE UK ORGANIZED COMPANY TO BE 71 41O PER CENT OF THE PAR VALVE OF THEIR RESPECTIVE UOMMNGH Of BA1U EXISTING OAlITAt STOCK Notlea In hereby elves to the holders or raid nxtBtlnc enpltnl leek of the Ilonaton and Texm Central Itultwnjr Conpnnr that they may on or before Heptemher let 1S0O provide and par to the undersigned the nmonnt payable under the Oth Article of the Iteorannlantlon Agreement dated Deermber Both 3557 nndlhiitthe same U 714O for inch stare or their respective holdIngs of paid exIsting eupltul alock The same wad be paid on or before tiep tember lit 18OO lu order to entitle the holder of stock to their proportionate amount of the stock or the reoron laed company under anld Oth Article The atock certtflente will be atnmped with date and monnt linIment Dated NEW TOHK Julr IB IBOX TUB CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK TRUSTEE By F P OLCOTT President 54 Wall IL New York city PTRHVANT TO REMOK17TION OF TtlE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CENTRAL TRTIHT COMPANY OF NE1V YORK THE TIME rosa MAKING TIlE AnOVEMENTIONED PAYMENT IM EXTENDED IO AND INCLUDING 4EPTEUIIER 16 1SOO Dated NEW TORK ADjust la IfM T1IE CBMRAt TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORE TRUSTEE My P P OLCOTT President THE CHARTER of tba BANKERS MEROHANTS Life Insurance Company OP NEW YORK having been approved by the Attorney General and ac rEtIed by the lojarenco Deportment of thin Mate the underlined oomtnlolonere anointed Ly the mcor toratore wul open the inscription book for the bal ance of the stout of Gill company at tho office ot the Hackers and Merchant Alliance which company It la to eucceedl 183 and 1417 Broadway New York city on Sept 23 Isis at 10 A M further Information and blank can be obtained by applying to the cotnmtiiloner at tie above sOIrees IDWAUU II HUrTS ISAAC B LEWIS J H JAM WAY Kommlulonen J WESLKV JOMJ J INtOKrURATORS Edward n Bettn Ireildent Banker and Merchant Alliance ew York Andrew L rioulaM Preiident German American Real Lilale Title Uuarantee Cn I L V Lewie of b W Lewie Co 24 and 29 Sontb It J H U Janoway Coniultlnff Actuary Isaac It LewIs secretary Uankeri and Merchants AI nance Peier L Fearlnr of II n Kirk A Co N y city J n filer Jones of Brooklyn James Matthewi of A tl Matthew Song nrooklyo The Hon Andrew I Balril of llrooklrn A a beelock Preildent NaMuuTruit Co Brooklyn Illttnai Jewell President 2hili tVard Dank Brooklyn 3obn iaughratt Prclldent Manufacturen alonal Bank flronkljn Julian 12 FaIrchild merchant 10 Hurling illp Henry Meyer of Maker A Wllllami utoratre K V city J P lieran 1 I S Ms Iroene av Brooklyn Ilobert 11 Weema PresIdent Inter btate Mational Bank V V city George H Sreley of Reelev Proc S2 Rurllnir pun Joieph H Moore Prnldent hil11kelee Mfg uo N Ycity John Donahue merchant 107 Montague it Brooklyn Enoch Rutzler of Hurler A Blake 17a Centre IL EDMUND CHARLES RANDOLPH SirlIBFR3 Of NEW YORK STOCK EXCaTANaH 7 axr JBSJjSLTT ST Truasact en J cluxlvely Commleelom Hall cue ACCOUNTS OJLICITEI II K ENOa I C BOOK H K ENDS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 47 Wall St iitidcnd nua 2uttrwt OFyiCR OP IIIK DALY MINING COMrANY lTu BuIlding Id Broad it New terM Aii7 in 104 ttlv blend ho 42 A dividend TWENTVFIVK 23 CliNVB per share IIIB t een declared for July payable LOUi In It aniter book clote un the 25lh IniL LULNBRFRt A O Tranifer Anenla S7i PAUl AND PVLLTII RAILROAD COMPANY OFFICIO Of IKKAHURKK 8J NASSAU bT I NFW vont Am i thoo Atarneetlnrof the Hoard of lurectori nf tbli Com Pony held tbli day a dividend of four 41 per cent ulten the preferred capital stock wan declared payable fept I let lit title ohlic to bottler of record AUK s IHHO Transfer boon of preferred stuck will be closed Atiff 5 and reopen Sept I 1 lot eLlIIAVRN I Jr Treainrer 0iititt tIi1l EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK tin WEST ciin HT NEAR 0111 AV Pepoiltii made now will draw Intereit from Sept 1 Interest ooinpuied Jan anti July I uliiltiu r WALDO Ireildent JOHN 0 ORIBWoLl Secretary S ABE PAY Money adtnnced br Engllih ladyi 523 J and upward new oncn nt eiird II lilIhlllIl 915 Wit 14th at MEW YORK CENTRAL A Hudaon River Railroad All traIns arrive at and depart from GIlAND OENTKAXj STATION fourth An and 42d St New York TM CULT lUiutoAD STATION In TBI Cm Tratas Leave a Follow I AUCH10AaOVRRTinCLB LIMITED Pus al Chicago lOHOA N seal dir lOlCO A M8UTIIWKSTURV VTRTfBULI LOS ITEIi Otis Olncinniti 7i25t Indlanapolli 10 JOA M Bt Ixinli Uilor M 10 ISO A KI WE8TFRN DAY EXPRESS Dally eiotpt Hnndayi iso r IloltTll fitonii VBSTIRDLB LIMITED lint at Ueirolt at OtIS A M Chloito 4 5ci p L neat day oTou lMrAHT WESTRRN KXTRHSS llw Thl carotioo f laolnnatl sitS r M fit LouiiTil r H 7 1 HO P MAllllONOACK MONTnEAl AND SIAOAHA FALl KXrilKHA Ollfl P MKAST HT LOUIS AND ChICAGO RX IMtBis Due tDillagavoUi II 2U r M mil day eu Loan 7 So A St t yiHHKIIl NRWHaRQU IOlnllKEBPSIK RIIINK CLIFf KINGSTON AND IIUDSONsii3t IKlVl MIJOAUM 43140 tOtS tsrtr Maiinttr Poigh tttPllllOaOX M t2110 4iVX MlM StXtIt0 SitS 1 Ml for larnioni Weit roint 1850 tllao A VI vt Six ran lihS i 4 is tB ea l it AL5A1ITts 31 900 10t20 11020 MI10 A N 355 4180 SiOO 1033 7i8I 5116 F U i3iw OlgUt ottBan ffvn 11110 tuvOi tIlleA I It30Aii t 504Xi e 007 Sits P ii 1210 flight T10A AND SVRA008E1S M UJO 1120 I tlOKOA M4tV C OIl 7so nar M th20u night ROUIIKSTRAO SIX jOi25 10WA M 1XJ 600 7 JU BvyrA LoJwxiSKtnoiso x M ioo 730 oas KlACURA FALLS10M hOiSt A M 4llOl 8 00 TsOt BARAT nAtaOO fit iSO X IL JJrOO 18 30 T 8U P II tIJ 00 nIght IAKK okniinE49 00 tllSOA II I3n r M TUOUSAND 1BLJLXDS tlO50 X M 4 ti OtIS P M l2i0tigijt ADZSONDAOK MOPKTAINS AND SIOI4TIIEAL10fli5 111 raixM 730P M tUiOJnights alio Adirondack 3ieoittaifle 4151 I it AUBURN GEMRVA AND OANANDAIQUA 1840 flOiMi A M ttll P U 1200 midnight BBRKSUIItK HILLS VIA lIAKLliMDINISIONtllllO A 20 301 0 31 bar ticket and pace la Sleeping Can apply at Grand Central fttatlan or at 411 7314J and I Broadway U Park nace o i fleet isih iu and 13 th it nation New lorkiHJ1 Waiblniten it 71 Sultan it and 8M lied ford as B U llrooklyw Ins Uudicnit Jersey City Weitcntt eipreii ealli for and cheeks baggage from hotel ana reildeueei through to iieitlnatlou I Delly except Sunday Saturday only Other trains run dally Above train oiCSpl those leering at e A 9341 A V 2tt0 ISO a iu niM 4 oo 0U r tT and li midnight top at JKtb I it itttlun 201115 M TobcrY CEOROG II DANIBLB Oinaral llanager General raAi naer Aunt New York and Boston All Rail Leave By way of Due BOi X V Sprlnfflelaand Vorcntin lido r W in no A 11 New LOndon ana FronJfnce 4i20 P M lits A M Pprlntfleld and Worceiter E aO r M 13 LO M Hartford and N V and N E 530 F M 1011 0 T M New London and Providence OIlS r M aoo r M Wlllltnantlc sndJ ft V and N E9iV0 r M 4tflO r M ertncneld i aid Worceeter I0 io r M eoo r I M Kew London and roTldenc lIts r M II MI P M hiprlniDeld and Werceiter j 15 A M 1260 P M New London and Providence 7 Ou A M Itune dally IncludIng Sondaya Return lervlce lame boors and by came routeS Leave For hoe S crj A M White Mountains Fabians tiio r M Silo r I u Newport t vIa wicktordi 743 r M 4 02 r M Hanbury A Sorwalt R nritl0eld 4A r M Through parlor or aliening carl by each train C T IIKMISIEAU Ueal faaa Agent 0 LT SOLID LISS 005111 aoovz tIe 510151 045 paw Toac LNDJ6jtS aaao Ce cmooo Lee U P 5 acT 13 p LIP aoue v a a em r NALt tiitii kin IOLIO units Sl Sr ISIS ix ro cmciGO DIIIT 5 KrtrMlT voa vats wiraon CBiBoi er XSKWiravica tuvai mw LIlT ciut or uaa Ngroi SAlLY AT 3 r m tcambontl A TALL R1TKB LINEDOUBLE SUMMER BKH ArALL rEWrullT PALLUIVEU 1BOV 1DBNCE and all Kmtern pilots Foor eteamerl In ccmtnlHlon PURITAN PILGRIM ruuMIiEScii aad OLD COLONY A fine orChestra attached to each vessel SYMEB 0AY8Leave New Tork from rier 2tM R foot ot Murray IL at o Bo P M for fall Hirer direct and 41II p M tot Fall River via Newport oonnecilag at Fall River with exprii trains and through car ror Boston 0p Cod the While Mountain hew Bedford Ac oloie dunnectlon made at latter point with itaamer for Cottage city and Nanluoner M N tJhStaay e w York at 530 PM for all point KUTUKNINGTralntleate lark SqUire Station week days as 4 ant 7 P M Snnilaya 7 P M connectIng wills teamen leavint Fall Hirer week day liSt and nrla P M flundaye lI2il l M Leave Newport week day S 1 M Sundays 10 P M PULLMA VESTlfaCLB TRAINS between Fall Blver and Park Soar Station Boiton Conneotlnir by Annex boat dally from Brooklyn 5 P M Jersey City 4 P M Tickets and stater000i may be obtained in New York at all the principal ticket office at 588 line office tIer 24 N 1C and on iteamira PROVXDZNCE LZNE FOR BOSTON PROVIDhNCK UUCE8TCR anti Alt Eastern point Direct rout for tIe MJITU NOUN TA tO S Sum rt Rhode Island and Maftacharett leave New York rem lie 211 s R not Warren it at 630 P H Rnn lvi excepted For 1revldence direct due U 44 U connector t with exprti train doe Boston ltIS A M Worcester St and 0301 A H White Mountain Pirlr a r rain bays wharf 7il5 A M renDing through to Kabyani without change Re turning teases BOIIOQ Park Square Stall on u 30 P M daily except hunJas KPKOlAiA NOTlCHSuDday trips will be made In both dtreotlntii rtunJnr Aux 10 and 17 Tickets an itaterOOiIl iccured at 131 257 11521 941 and 0107 Brpalwar utor Hrmie Windsor and Cot mopolltan hotel all ofllcti N Y Transfer Co In Hew York anti BruokljB who will call for and check bat rake from hotel or residence to dtBllnaUoo Telephone call Cortlsodt81324 Hudson River by Daylight Day LIne Steamer NEW fojck or ALBANY Dally teioept Sunday Leave nrooklyn button it by annex500 A II do hew lork Demrofieiit v 40 do ilo do Wetted it fou do Pnr AIBt NT landlni al Yonkera Weit Paint New burgh PouahVeepilo Khmebeok Catekltl and lludnon LORWQCH UIE for Iloeton Worcester Watch 1IIIL Block Tilted and all poluHNUKTII and IAST BTU AM EKH leave 1IKK 10 UK1I1 lIIWlit beat ineraliore Deibroteee Btreet Fer rv DAILY Ktindayleioeptel atatllUI M Tick eta and stateroom eeeured at principal ticket oftlcei la hew lark Brooklyn and Jeriev city at Pier 40 N R antI en sleineri hlICIAI KICIIIlBItiN up Saturday qlghti and down Sunday from New York to New Lon den and reltriiJ horwlch and return f3j Sunday itfamerleavci Norwich 7 P 11 New London 8 P M ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE Bleaoiem DUKW and DEAN RICHMOND lease old Pier 4 North Illver foet Oenil it at 0 P M Brooklyn Vullou it via Annex 0 1 M connecting with exprell train for raratopa Lake Oeorve and all Adirondack poll ta Sharon ikirinta Cooprritowa Tlioiiiand lieniu I and Nlacera Ialll NATURAY NIGHT HTbAUbKcoo neote with buuday morning train for Saratoga STOBJIOTGTOXQ1 LPITE FUR iISTON PKOVIDEMK UOItCUBTKIl and all poInts Norlli and Pal linly direct line lot KAIIKA UANHCTTrlMt and UATCH HILL Steamer leave New Tier w N It oue lock above Canal street at ft P M dally eicept Fundey connectlnii with eipreie train ana Ilirouuh Recllnlnr Chair i are Iteiurnlnir train leave Perk Squats Station Btiton H P M and harragintelt Pier 700 p H Mendayi only B 30 P M TROY BOATS City of Troy or Saratoga have Pier 48 N IL foot west Itnh it dally except Ratnrday H P M Eipred trains for Paratoca Lake lleortre Adlroodecka Bandny Iteamer touclin at Albany 8A1IATOOA fcXCUKbluV 54345 LAKii UKdftUE tvaq Leaves llesttrouea Pier BilS P 111 gatordaya l4 I p H do WoO 21 at Her KJOP M do 2 ni I M forORANKTUNK WKDT POINT CORNWALL NEW HI Hrtll N1IW AllBIIKO MILTON PUUOUKKEPS1B HYDB FANS and IIONOOUf TO ISTW HAVEN 75e KXCIRSIOS GOOD S DAYS flUV Leave Peck slIp Pier 25 B HUP M dally except Bnudaji and II P MFundaye 13 P M connciUn with tralui for MKRlurlt Hartford iprlnrteld llolyoke Ac A imllWHoaT DAIH STUAMKR WATKR IL 1IUIIY PierS Eat Illver foul of fetherlno it 1IA M oonnrotlng with through nIna on Naugatack anil Houbaiunlo Kallroadi tountlari S P N 1 CAT8K1LI UdUNTAINS Sle ln ri K AATrilKlfJ and cATrtKILI leave Pier 8 X R foot 01 Jay n every week day at u r M connectlnK with Catiklll Wiunalu and Cairo It It Directory of Tiuoimer Hotel all I Hoarding llouiei fre at pier or mat oil t any ad OroKby Wj HtltiHltaTr aiurer Uatiklll K V UAMFURLL tlNJFor Newtinrch flabklL CoTic t wall Iold Firlnci and W tet Iolnt troll Frank In it pier Nft wCek Say stO I i Ihuntiaya S A 21 S TEAMKK ULUKBON for Long Sranoh BeabrlghT Plenure huT alit ilranohport leaiei Franklin et coierel I pur Nirth Mver daily at 51 A U t llranehtert dully at n I r M I hula t S alSPM I Frelglil recfvd at all hours 1 are fur lie round trip 40 tints S TRAIlER allELTLI InlANII leoei Pier LI ETTT Tueila 5 Thur rdaya at S P M and Haiurdayi at 1 P I M fur Orient ureeuuuri Mieller liland and Sag IlerLor Loose Fair Harbor at 4 30 p M Tondava MlneiJaja and rl laji UhU O OIBBti lapt HT AMIIC ANH NiAr r CAVOISIIT1E IlyDr PAIIK HIllNrilKCK UUIRYTOWN VIAlS Thrs4aii at SOUTH NOltWALIi dally itesrnbost CITY Of AL 1 hiNT leavn Beekmaaii sin L tastlal 1 MI M Saturdays hail hoSt eatiMs TEAMPIL SACrKRTfBSror saagertlee and STEAMPR war landing Uonjeye Vredaeadaya and rrldaye fool of rnnklfnit S P M UrC1l2tt zttt4 xc1uutt nzmthi nhtrcnae pENNSYLVAEUBA RAILROAD ON AND AFTER JUNK 28 180a Trains lease stations foot itt lleikroiaea cad Corllanrti nit OMM a fbllowit titoo A MTIII bAT 11 Nh for the Weit roil man inculo HleinliK ami Iatlor Cat Arrlvtf Ulevilaml OiJ A U oolumbu A Do A M Cbimii bU 1 MandNI Loots 71U r XI 11051 itav fun Iledti aim for 2 Mlllani r ori Lock Kami anA flrnovo except riunda ana Toledoexcept Hauirrtey 1OUO A 41nih Mitt OHK AM CIIICAllO LIMITll compoed excluilvelv of Pnlltnan Yeitt bale Drawing and Male Hootn Hieplng Dlnlug Kmoklriff and Observation Car preifntiuv financial report HenogrAphrri and tvi ewrtlera lath rooms for both sene holIes maid barber ihoty Illirarr au4 all the convniilenoee nt pome or ofllce ltfiiied ly stationary and movable etretnin llgbu 3trivee Cia cinnati rf n end Chicago U 41 A W next day fflioo r MKT Louts CIIICAIIO AND VINCIN NATI KXPHKSH Pullman Veillbule bleeping lay and Dining Tar New Turk to ft LouiS i hlrago an4 ilnolnnati Isseenepr Coach New lorktot ol mbue Arrives Cincinnati II ito A Mt Chicago t uo P IL and M Louie 7 4tiP M next day ChIlD P 81TIllS WP1TKRV KSPRKKS for all point lii the Weil Nnrthweit and southwest Pulimaa Vestibule Helping Car New York tn Pltuborirh Ht Louie hlcafo Cincinnati and Memphis Pennivt unit liailroed Dining tir Sew York le Philadelphia and Iullman Dining car Pltubnrgb to Kliauiond and Chicago Arrival at Cincinnati n M P U i Chicago Ui3i p M next day ailS SI LouIs 7m A M eeconci morning Connon for Cleveland and Toledo dally obeyS ileiorday lOOPjr SIPACIFIO EXPIIRRR Pullman Huffel SeepIng Car New York to Chicago New York ta Memphli Ma the Elienandoia allev arrival week laeat Columblll 7Ilt P I M Cleveland 83 P M next day and dally at Chicago 7uu A U itcon innrnlnir tonhecti for Toledo dally and for torrr line the nil iieglona Cleveland sod Columbni ex cutS Saturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH Haililngton Limited 1ipreu of Pullman Parlor CUM dally except BuuJar lo 10 A M arrive Wash Inatnn 3 Mi r NI and Coniireulonal Iltnllfd dally with PIning Car at 3 jo P V arrive Waihinir Ion 122 N M regular eiprete fM u uu and SIS A M SilO 435 SilO anluiol VI and I2i5 night For Baltimore only lolPM I I Sunday mitt and 118 A M 4i30AO auilOixjp M and lullS night Fog point on Cbapeake end Ohio Hallway and Cincin nati Sleepers Uliilug Car sill Cuaouee tbreugb oiJO ft1 P 614117 1 I For l nr Branch Point Pleaiant and Intermediates atalloni veek days lISt 7 lit v 10 A U iJilXt I noon 2115 Ill 111140 speelal 421 5 20 and 741 P N a16 4 urdayl only 1 131 C St Suiiiay t II P 42 A 61 bitS 1 61 do not sto SI Aubury Iark on Sondoyt 1 s t For Atlaotio Cut I 20 I 21 Utirough IluOet Iarlor Oar and Day CoatIi veek days cunnecti foe Cape Mar and with through car for Browns Ulila and lleaon Ilaven For Old Point antI Norfolk via New Tork Philadelphia 1 and Norfolk Railroad bum A II dally eio pt Sunday F anti biB p M dallr via OalUuiore anti Bay Hue 210PM weekday FOR PHILADELPHIA i 1 Expreu tralni leave ai follow w 110 7105 HIU SUd H oo 10 Chicago Limited with 15 Dining Car and loll WashIngton Limitsil and lisa 5 31 12 20 I sO 2 10 Ito 11 215 tIll 4311 Soot ass3 o xSio and A no PM i and 12 16 night Accom roedatlon II I 10 A II 440 and 7 OOP H tundave Kxpreu OIlS 4212 Bui 110 Limited andlouuAu7 t a u5 4 no 430 5oa 550 8 oi and uawP 11 aud Ui13nl ht Accommodation 7mo p M Tbe New York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel and realdenoea through lo destInatIon For time table i ot local train apply to any ticket sit ginteftheCom aol Cfl415 B Sllt 3 R WOOD General Manager General Paaeenrer Agent CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY TOOT OK LJBKIITT HT NORTH SLYER TIMF fAILIi OP JUKE 13 IBM For Philadelphia HaUl more and Washington Far rlULABBLrillA at 43 745 ft llfU A U J I Ipc 3 9 JO 4 0 13 7051 r It 12il nlfkf Sundays liA31i222d18erMl s i 12 15 nirhL Far BALTIUOKK AND WA81IISUTON Uy at fer except Sunday A UI 3 323 0 r MJ 13lli nieki Tralni liavlnr at TtV II so AU ItSO 4 E 7M r M 1315 nIght except Saturday sIght have oonneo Bon for SeatIng Ilarrlikcri rotuvllle Ao S for lankury Lewliburr and WUIIataipart via rhlla ielpkla at 7i45 A M I 80 knlet tarler carl Silo r M 1 lani night except tiatarday nlikt Hundiya 5185 Ticket and parlor car seats can ke procured sill MU 415 H44 1140 lajl Hreailwar 717 ether ate Weat USthll 1J4 But 123th it New Tork I 4CanrJtL SCO rnlten ta Broadway Brooklyn The New TorE 511 Traaifer ceaipanf will call far and ckeek baggage froia 4 1I hotel or realdenci It Ii BALTOOHIORR 1 J FAHT KXfRKSa TRAINS VU r j BALTIMORE 4WASIHNGTON j f CHICAGO CINCINNATI I ST LOUIS 1 Add AU FIne Welt PULLMAN CAR SERvICE ON ALL TRAINs Lear NEW YORK foot ef Liberty it aafollowli FerCIUCAOO 3tIOP VI 1215 A li For CINCINNATI BT LOUIS Icy A M 5KXJ P U rorWABHlNOTON BAIT1MOKKOKXJ A M 1150K 11 2 00 Irs 3no r M 12113 AiI AU trains daft ct aicept ll 30 A M Sunday iLl S Per NORFOLK via Bay Line 2O P M week dare Ticket Offlcee 261 419 and LUO Breadway N T fI 5 and M Rreadway Ireoklyn STATION FOOT OF 1I1FRTY BT Central R B ef N J New York Traoifer Company will call for and check kaggege frem hotel er residence 13 J T ODELU CDA a SCULL 1j Qeal Uaaaxer n1 Paaienger Agent It I I EUIOII VALLUY RAILROAD IUiiti 84 Leave foot of Oortlandt or Pea Ib I brouei It 7 K P2O and 11 A M L I I1fll13ti3tlO420 510 and 7 P M Thl plctnreique tool between New 1 II Tork and Failon Rcthlehem Allen lu town Manch Chunk Wllkeabarro Pltutoa Pcranton Ithaca Geneva Waverly Watkins S Glen ElmIra Rocheiler Buffalo Niagara Fall Toronto Detroit CniOAGO ST LOUIS and ALL POINTS WEST Ticket and ileeplnr car bertha can bo leonred at the General Bailern Ofllce235 Broadway 180 Kelt 123tti Street 111itibi1i i COMPAMA TRANSATLANTICA ES1ANOLA 8TKAMSIIIP IIARANA Cay S Moreno will tall from company i pier Jl V IL on Wednea day Ant 21 at 11 I tatlux freIght and paeienieridlreot for Havana Scra run rroirreiu Tuxpam anti Tao p1cc with tranlil Ipnieat at Havana for Nuerltaa Ulbars Cndlx Uarce ona Malaga artiffina Alicante and ValenLle lor farther pxrtloQlare apply to J M CBUALUlb A Cu Agenla to Wall ib COMPAnNIR IKVRHAJi TRAVATLAMIQUB French linn in Havre every naturday rompany bier new 4J tosS nI Morton 01 U IA NonMANCIE collier iat Aug 23 10 ALA M LA notKliOKSb VriteulSat Aue3ll4i3U LABRETAtiNK He JeUBlelln hat Hcjt IIIIU3IA M LA CUAMl fiSL llojer Sat i Sept 13 4AM A tOKHKT Ueneral Anctit 3 Bowllnr Green tJAMBLlm AMhfiliAV lAiKIT cr fciprtee ear 5 1 rice between New YorL buuthampton aud llam burr by the rnuznlflcent new twin screw steamer of 1151501 toni and IUKI to itli jo horse power TItle line holds the recant for faitet Inpi to and from Hontu ami Ion an J tbe ContInent eiual to sis dayi two hours to Queenttown llambun American I General ransenger Agents Packet lo J7 brOad C II ItltillAKIi A CO way N i I 81 llroalway New sock J NMAN LINE U H AMI RoYAl MAIN RTIiAHBnV A IIIK ll KhiTUW iNI UIKIIPOOL CITY tit HIRIIN 2 editclty Aug 21 2 80 P M CITY CIIKnTKIt SI elneiJav hei t S 8 DO A K rim Pier 4 s n adjolnlnir Ciirntoutier it Ferry Firm raMn 30I i and upward arcnralim to iteamer and lorutlun fkf room Second mbln outward UA pra laId 54il teerai T2i1 rhThlt VK1JIIT 5 SONS General Afntl n Howling Green n t MAINE HTUAMHIIIP LINK I The only direct line to Collaue City klaia and For land 61 i coiintctlnir at Iortund with all rallroadiand iteaiuililti line fir liar llarbir old iirehard Polani Hprlniri WhIte Mountain Hockland Bangor EaatK rt and Ht Inhn N H and all haitern fnmmer Reiort I Kteameri oIl every ednemlay und haturday at a P U I from iir 31 han liver fontipf Market it Paw Jortt 1 For further Information fply to H u II ATI u 11A ll agent al the pier J NEW YORK STEAMSHIP rnMIANYTlie iron iteamililp TA j ffftfttVI LBNUIAi npt I C Miller hooves Plef S i I 40 K H fiot rikvit Tuesdays itt P I 4 SI fur Cotuge Oily Mao Hockland yotch liancor all tiointii on Penebeeot River L BJlEOi LaitiiorlMeall lIt John N B Huleri t sccoulntUotliio end low fare relghl V it loMeit ralti and no traniferrinb i ucd4 received daily ForpartlruUra N 1 NliH l OMB Ueneral Manager Broadway Cl I J MACKItLLU K I and P Agent t IL Mluiiutn Air nt 134 i latUuihav Vroiklyn TeJRW ORK ASH CUIIA SliILiTVAI11LUI Coil IN PANYIOf CUBA AND MKilCO 1 All pteeiilre nil from Pln In sill I 17 II I U att M S SARATOGA flaiaoa silO Ci4 nal Wed Ass 19 I riTY Or Hlataiia l Prugriio Tarnlui Tux WAHIIINUTON I pun and erai run SatOrta1 Aun 24 SENECA llatacaanil Mataoiae Vveduerday ug3T ror siyto IL MIlRIllThlYtliCilItlt LLOYD 1C 5 CO S NOItDDKVT8CIIPll Tli LONDON Asil CONTIJfBM Hteameri tall from tiler foot ef 3d Pt i IliiUuken VAnl hXPIltBS HTKAMfKi i Km Fiat Aug 23 IIA I I 31 l Lalju ii e ept8DXN SretWeL Aug 3 7 2 P C llldr Sat Belit 11 A H t fclbe Sal Ann 30 a P M Slt Slot Mtin2l3l TInt cabin srand upward a berth according to IA cation eetondcallu V abervb sleor040 at low roles OELKICIUl CO t Biwllog Ores cTXAMsllll1 COMPANY P ACIFIC WAIL pACIFIC From foot Canal it erlh 1ther lo SAN FKAM IdCo via the UTIIMUiioF PANAMA i MV sir IAtlA mil Rutty f ept I noon From HAS KRKuiii Iland br an uiu lUhpUINA 451 JAPAN CITY OP rhitlM ulle Mterday Aug 28 noon For freljrlit passage and ginerat Information applf at company POlre ou the er fool or Canal IL Honk lIver u J VULLAY Uenrral BoperlnUndent STATK lIMBETViEEV KIW TORK OLA5UOH 5I AND IHOVILfB iMiSpOMimKRYx with Ibroiuri ticket al redtred rates to Llvoppsot Lendenjgblln8 4 HTATr Ol IKOrtOIA Tburi4ay Aug 24 II A If Cabin paiiage IJO to fto according te location et laterooui Eieunioa ticket Vft lo M Steerage tlckiU le sad from ail Saris of Unrepe at await rates Lroql pIer Columbia Stares ieutk Kerry Vrooklyn N I rer frelcM see Daaeage apply to AUSTIN lALbnlll Voo UeiLAglM Broadway N T WHITE TAll LI lir V I AND KOVAfrMATf VT Sieamera Mew York Otieisitown and Llteitxot HITANNUf Aeloeeday Aug 47 2IHT 61 UAJheTIO WedUMday leDtVesiA U very enperler irrond cabIn enmeaaltoni on Ma Jeitlo and entente Stetrage to end from ltto old ceuntrr F20 rompanye eKi 41 it1natse and on the wharf loot let linhiL J BUCrblbUAY Agent is 1tuchInerj 1 1ACUINSITS IKVENTOlaIIfers TAW V lila 4 o WO lliilll HAf OUT four Convicts Escape by 14 Tunnel They had Mpent Months In DiggIng BACBAMBNTO Cal Aug 19 Mathlas Bill met Charles Qllermau Tom Wilion and C H Kou Ur four convicts effected a niarvolloiiB aecapo from Folsom prlsou last night Tho men failed to appear for work this morning and search of their cells showed that a great slab of granite five feet long two feet wide and two feet thick had been removed from the floor Under this the prisoners hud dug a tunnel sixty feat long shooting down a steep Incline to get under tile undo wall and when that was reached tunnelling upward again and opening on the lawn north of tim prison In the tunnel nere found abundance of crow bars chisels hammers ant drills The work liad evidently taken months to accomplish and the rl3uncr i had disposed of the rx cavatloiiH liy piittlni a llttlo In their slop bucLetH every innrnlni tInes outnlJu of the prlnon thor easily scaled the walln anil eluded the giiirdu luring the ulubt All tile men are OOIIIIRIIH and wore enililuyod In thsi stone quarry outside of the prison whore they oc ctirid tools to work with Dexrjptlons of the inoii haa been Kiint out and a rewaid of 50 each has been offered for their capture Three Frlnonore flogged TORONTO AUK 20Patrick bheedy Wllllnm Lender anti Villllnm Jurnor who eouie lima ago were sentoncod to two rears In the Central piieon and thirty lashoa cacti for assaulting Kllzabeth Richanlson a prhata In theKalva tlon Army reiold their burond Dogging In tha Central rrlnon today eaiUr and J 1 urnr took their ixinienment In a dougtd manner the former wbtntllng an air nt a como song while the lush was belnc applied but Hhecdy who Is the weakest of Ill three shrieked and wept like a child They I will each receive ton lashes wore before being liberated A Iroblrin In J4l aer Tbomai Melinn a widower and Uri Ellen foil a widow were marrlrd ty Joshes WeJ In hOe 1111cc In Jrsy City yiiterday lie hn one more child Ibeu she All tbeiblldr were preieolal the wediin aodeaeb 51 tha wed41iif 1arty Uied all tlie ethers issUes WaM tea f Ua4 tkeie Were liuiiura and Uaiu ll U it iiUUiai CltAt W fUOM BbJUiu slob tad

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rffJiI f1 JJ t IjfL MWt iiii l Jiiiji DI lItf1i j fii mjJ tj iii tl IJIiIij Llnli lR1 iil 1 I n d u 5 THElrSUN THUUSDAY AUGUST I 21qr tB90 I rnttttaltt 1 THE SUN UPTOWN OffiCE 1gOG EBOAAV I Near mrd Ht Oppolt Hotel Imperial ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 1 P M AdTCrtler mar aluo 1 leave Advertlne nent at the followlit me where the rte will be the mime Pu thoe char ed at tbe main tel llARTOnENBIfl ItO NINTH AT CORKrR TSDRT r K KRUEUER SOX EAT 4JD ST COR MAUL ION AV X Y ItMILLAN A JAMESON CO WRIT ITnt BT BAM O WALLACE r FAIT HOUSTON HT THOMAS F MARTIN 8 TOMPKIK9 MARKET ID A E nTII AMI 7TII BT8 NEW YORK F rfiwrnNY ino OTH AV NKAR IIST i sr A SrilFf rRVANS 71 WEST 12iTU St A JPNKINOS inltADTXIDBT ACdfSTK SCIIWAMLbR 7T1I ST con PARK A Telephone Cal W 1 ifth it JAXKKA I UttiiNSWasuwKSTMTii ST ROOM 2 llM UlARAMKbCO 0400KAND ST I EOOK MORRIHKYM IHARMAOY i Tnnrtloa of Fulton and IVablnRton treetc r j wnoRn A co iiw 1 BBDPIIRU AV EAR or INCY ST iTf If hone CU a BedtorJ f imnnKiYN AIIVUIITHINII co atn FULTON BT HKOOKY1N ADVKRT18INH AOKNCY Ml 1IROAD WAY M AH MARCY AV I 1 A A WATJOV 3711 1IROADWAT J trVOMIUIIlB t CO ZIa ATLANTIC AT C W 6I11 32 OItTIflI a x xs o EJPOX IlOltMAS A BIITKn 21 t I1A11ATTAN AV I I Onr llnc Olty JOHN W DAVREX 3 BOKObN AV Telephone Call ItfiOreenrolnL A A A A A A AAAAAAA I A ACV IKATIirRA I MUllZRURGKIt o uliUHT require mouood help In all branch ali a quick paileri I for plain work learner Muit with rarent COS i t Broadway AIoafewiearnerL apply lh runl I X A A A A A A A A AAAA A OSTRICH FEATIIFIH WDIlznURtll t HhCIIT need a few more rod WUIZRunOn I CIT crIer and offer extra Inducement ai 10 wates and I permanent ilinatloni US Broad a AA AA AAA A A A A A I l A AAAAA A 1 A AAA A I 10 operator wanld on shIrt walili and laoketi team cower paid wbll 1arnliu Heady wnrk Iom hlIonIIK I 10 Y OVlin CO 4141 lireene it t A OPKBATO HK wanted on ladlei tea gowns wrap A peri cud ullo aiin exnert himti on intanu I coal IOHTMAN A CO tm n1 A EXPERIENCED I nl HANDS operatori and lp A Ar umbrellas wnd p BIUIN ATtLBACUEn Whit it 13 OOK SEWERS i ITlrLE 4 Laf haIti place IOVEI1ERR wanted In larce patnphlft bindery Ap ply to J t J LI fTLh A Uu lu Actor place cOO wanted OuntfSirL a WeitXldlt ExrnRli UMBRELLA HANDS EXPERIENCED L I BAUS BONS 71 Lenardt GERMAN OR SRIB 111 with good references for general homework family of three 1 tlo Donoughik near Marcy av Brooklyn STRlcirFRATIIEHiCWanted curlers itemmeri TIEI OSillcirK corlrI J and etrlngerl alio reipeutable girl over 14 yeari of ate to learn the buimen Apply to I IJJ C 1 HANhUs A GRiifiN Bteeekerit I t STRICII FEATIIERAOood enrlnl hluheit prices OSTRICH I competent hnndi work given out lo respond blepartlea ALFRED L BIMONjt CO j UJ4 Broadway O IEItATORTwo operators who understand bind Ing boyi jkIO rood pay f boys1 IIANNA uio Newark ar Jeney City r OPERATORS onTeather work stead employment BUFU8 vrATKRUOU8E 078 Broadway lop floor i JAPEIIOXES Wanted experienced 11I on smell 1 and large KIU end peste work Ii LOUIS BAUER oth av and 23th it H ATER DOXXS Eipcrlucil bends In cia and i PAPER Wore 7 iIWIncd 10 t CALEBWOMAN Wanted a laleiwoman who hai bad 4 O experience private houie rtreumakmg eitablllb dent and U acquainted with that clan of trade Ad droll M CM box oSoJ up town once 1263 Broadway n SCAKF IIANDH to work 10 craze highest nooe steady r I ort FI8K CLARK A FLAUU tM Broadway SILK HAT TBIMXEB wanted 234 Bowery 1 IJABTEDA woman for general homework mull 2 WANTED j d cooking and laundry work swede or German preferred family of nys In the country reild V In oily In winter good w na apply penoually I 2 T BURNJIAM Heal Eltate Oaic 16 tth a T WANTEDTwo or three glrlf Uto Ifl yean old l to rnolnorEI nJc I 1 V learn to lint In Eptsc I pal church small salary tuefol singers city church up town OUOIUS boiim Bon office WANTED An Intelligent 1 yonng woman to take car R VT of ohtlarin and do uritaln work Apply with I references befor lu A M iTS Manhattan av south l west corner 132d it Harlem 1 W ANTBD The address of a yonng lady that can write a letter ou the itenograph machine SHOBTHAMJ box 13 Sun mrL r W ANTED Girl to weaR and cook at Summit Home I Umm11 Station Rockaw lEO VAN SALZEN W ANTED A none girl I to take oar of child ran and t hTeht 81 help with llfht homework Call Thursday morn t lug from I to M oclock at 40 Eait stub it VANTEDA girl from IBm IB to help with ho CT ok and like children nut Mrl J V BLKION 4 No 1070 Park UN near Bait Bath it 4t 1 WANTED imut 1roteitant girl for general I 1 l 3 West housework loth it one accustomed to children 113 W ANTED Flnliheri and cIr t f SHAFARMANS 87 East Broadway i TIT ANTED Operator on Finger machine light work I W JloiT08lli Weit23dit t W PANTED Young ladlei beet tO to try on cloak I I K BKOliY lliSprlnuL I W I ANTED Younir Klrli for work on llzht bran goods t Applj254 Slate IL Brooklyn I YOUNO LADIES WANTED to make rubber shoegin k llz week can r 7 o IM a weeks board paid bile learning Address COLCIIESTBK KVllBbB COM j PAN Colcheiter Conn I t Oat I OIBL3 WASTED at the Eagle Lithe C liCe J 1tmltrlt1ntt I MO RECOSDHAND srlTSlrInsAlbte and a a cutaway and pals Milk or latin lined t 7 fa i IB flo 812 IAMIHDN wa tiatbuih av Brooklyn I A BEAT THIS Wli rrlnre Albert lulu tJ a 130 I 11 cutaway colt I tlfi t cult ti custom suit ftftap r lanutjii tAI HON ta naibuili ay Brooklyn i A its SUIV loorder III ItO pant to or4et4 Rummer I rn IAMIKON J rllbun uUko I ABBASH MdlIIUll on caetLbustehingL i AaTniio 11 boy to run rod IM LewIs it I BOOKPINDEBS Wanted a young man who undlr D stands finIshIng half bound blank work Address I box iw hun omce B RUSHMAKIillB wanted on arllnti and iiiTt rooda Ap A 1 ply at UT itAYMiLim A CO 1lymoutu 1 nor I Geld t BrooLI n i BOY wanted In tIn shop I JA ARtrY 0 COMWaterit I BLANK BOOK FINlMli wonted I I PKT1II JU1NN Ill Vieylt I BOOK BINDER Wanteda good and rellableitamper 43 Ointre iUabitampf I 4 Onlr 1 1 C BACKER BAKfeRH WANTEDKlrltcllll setters on I f Jspongs work also bakers on ewct and micy crack ore at rest ocejis alogood uorkmen on tieellnir irrap i ping and pinnlog and loft dough machine none but I lober reliable men need apply i Addreia C D host A RON New London Conn I I OMFOSITOB Twn thlrder who can iet plaln maT I 1 her and reprint lobe OALViltr 0 RICHARDSON 47 John It I ILERKB collicton office tefililanti office and hall I boys MEIICANTILI AUENCY JUU alhlnglon Brooklyn lhlolloa C ABINETMAKER ih r lancJiT far falil7 good V water call ami Washington I Brooklyn roomy V CABINET MAKER uedto bathroom work r TIIOB UANIKLM and 341 Fulton It N Y CARRIAGE PAINTERS wautejat isaTrovotTir r 1 Jersey tiAlnEI8 1 I pORKMAKEU wanted on imall OL tS3it East 28th 1 Vitreet j QAMPBELL FEEDER wanted at 2iic r a DRIVER for ilxboneiiaie alio farm had wanted CENTRAL 233 lultonit Brooklyn I HIRSTCLASS FURNITURE BfYiir wanted by urge I I i retail dry rood home In hit city i only tbs with Uritclau references need apply Addre I FlBMTURE lox I3S Son uptown ofllee ijta 1 Broadway A L lFo cloakig l 18rI l i iXI YRo I L pay t a competent M6 experience J BUIIWAD A BROS4I and 4 1 Greene it 1 I HARM hANOI Married couplii for gentlemen A laci also firm laborers Call uixi Haihlngiou It Brooklyn bRItON PRBS8 FKEDKRS and Apply to AfPlr C nVNKOOP IIALLhNIIKCK J COI Ill ullon1 GOOD horvrihoer and floormin wanted I kL i I PlRinH H4 Elm it Steady job and good wages HELP WANTED it I IMFniATKIYAillanTu7ie7 I tafrSU rent free i dentlit ti married couple genIi colLege grocery Clark omce youths light 11 porter t bal hip jfERCANIILB Washington it Brooklyn room J oI Ir YOU Ali OUT OF EMPLOYMENT Or wuh to make a chal we can help you poiltloru procurid for 10110 prour4 to nun of every clam I 1tt roui manner tu porter also mechanic and watchmen 1 Jrr METROPOLITAN AOBNPY f Broadway IRON roUNpBY MOLLDKRB niTplno platei l and hoer work A few independent men good workmen who a ant ma l work at full rite Wares In STMilvV11 5 nyc In la York cm Dud plat In en SHHIVhK8 foundry Iii Real Otlie at J4 RAt ULAlblKvante I tint class 1 hands only I 1IDHKv t AI MIIH ii TifTaii lace Brooklyn MOUMiihMalei lelrin brnen niouliterii abort j 4Itanc 5lelV Mllo meet and good wage 1 nut VMhlugion I Brooklyn room A lul 11 ACHINIhTS WASTED Apply 017 WIt lOlh i MI TO bELL a new stud LLI Mi I 84 Thi 1 Hi I 1 arUciOi1 J tTh tnttttartltt O STRfcil FEAThER DYER wanted to go to Jtoit nt only nrit claii nan for black and colors need apply 034 Broadway BANASIl A KORNFKLD AIXTRRS WANTFDiThoie hf rki I name flnlihlng preferred n c llhBBBRDanDSmllh 1 Brooklyn oTifolST FLOOBfl and wood carpet layer and nn 0 arptla 41 lUhiri Ranted WM IIANNAM j CO la Union o TrERTroiEPffanudripfflencid man to clyi I F i P and tie up boxes 40 Prince it BALDWIN iihtENlx IIOUSRfa Bowery Mar Canal 12 mD pIE nldl lodgings I r spring brl free baths TLrEK BOXEaWanied a boy to dole and IU PrE IIKLMUS A DIIBYFUbS r Mottlt UL1NO MACII1NK FEFDhRS wanted Apply RILUiO JiCINR CIHII A CO 17 And IU lo1 ROOFERS and two good helpers wanted at 43 Nw AL Chamber 1 UPRRINTBNDFNTwantedbyonof the leading srriI lnda stores of this cltvi only those with the hIghest references and city xperlence need ap ply Address DRY HOODS box 10 sun uptown omc No li a BroMway Zjgiviciik to good shoemaker niw work and STEADY Apply between 7 and B A M or after 3 I1 H atltn ha r t tilrn SLATE ROOFERS wanted a 203 reT it fPWO FIRST CLASS gaflttetswantedAPPlT to T morrow morning new buIlding J7th it bJtweentB and nth ara 1 oclock huldlb TIO r yAL Oh T OIIOKBINDEItdItamper wanted en cloth I TtMkKINS MctNDOE CO 38 Lafayette plac T mRTI nlrPlh1 I nld kit SIMPSON 1503 I 9th ar to wotk In tnishing om UllBRELLASIrnari Jo RI 1 Jroada CftNTtDTA0gOOI wlreworkers lmmedllIyt Tr work gitorenteel VcttT BRoADWAY 111 IIKS ACIILE fATAILI Manufacturer 132 tSeat Broadway opposite White it 1TANThthBencb anl l machIne hoMo on llrht metalwork I Daohn 1 work aln on liand latb l work In lr and bronze Aorlvteof TIIK VALB t TOWNB MANLKAO TlKlMILO Stamford Conn I IITANrBlA i colored roichnati who thoroughly un VT derstiodi his btusInesi J JIO RUB TAYLOR 113 alL ANTBDOood wheelwright and two Mackimlth ly helper on truck ind wagon work steady Job Seventh ci and ernou n Long Iiland City WANTEDstatniif gltiaAn ejperl cutter and 1v glacier 1 none but nrit clan men med 1 apply L A 0 Grand Union between 7 andO P M today TATEDAnUpholPterer with loird and lodging WAXTKDAn l V lug only these need apply that can do alt kind of work In that branch Inquire Colt d AT IVANTFD nrit rim finisher In hang nn and flnlih V work Iron paint chop all M OTEVBNHS U 1 I PIll factory 1M hatt illttnu I VANTKDCvtlnder poem feeders iteady employ vr mint WALBRIDOK A CO 17 Vandewater it r ANTED Carriage palnien and trimmers I W J clBLEY 34J mate it llrooklyn I7ANTEDCimPbell trees feeders VANT lunn IKI11110 IUI8n II Jacob it ANTEDA good man that cm drive and lit shoes W 2U Urand it Hotoken TANTEDlsrriajepalflttrsat n B flUNllAht 4 WANTKDrirrlege 7 SONS Clinton and Male lie Brooklyn IIrANTE1X TWO COOlf nTTBRTBY ilbLYOKE W ilACIIINK CO Ilolyok Mile ANTrnRy DOMIXIPK A IhAlF Pro Broadway VT several good caltoharft Jda W IANTEDFlnliherionmeiriiTifT felt hal B72Sd TV aY near ltth 50 IJANTEDFlritcheei brail moulder Foundry 334 Yr Bait 44th it W ANTED A good plumber and else helper 10 I Lndlowit W ANTED A young man to help carriage painter 1V 37 Molt it cl1 WANTED 011 A young man to help make coitus 37 IANTEDStalrbnlldera 1 UoElbben it Brock VT Iyn V ANTED A fireman hobo Apply C8 Cherry VT 50 S V TKDF4n i for Liberty presses 6 Howard it YyANTEDExperleneed engineer all East 41it it 8 CARRIAOR AND WAnON PAINTERS wanted at 4 nca flnt elm wanes paid to good mechanic FITZ 1IHBUN A CRISP Trenton NJ KC LABOBERR WANTED at Sylvan Lake on bed OU take N I and C R R for Uylvan Like Iiutchem county or addrM B J LYNCH Kuperlnteadent Syl van Lakes Dnicheii county NY 100 MRNKOR CALEDONIA N YI wares 120 I lull fare paid no itrlke Apply at 413 fleet 113th It 5j ClookT CONKOB w0Jn u I to trial 0 MONTHLY by learnIng telegraphy ftC TRLKURArl MANAOER 370 Broadway Brooklyn Jitlton tnnta ATOUNO MARRIED MAN wIshes a lIbation aa a L handy man around tenements or flat houses an dentandii carpentering plumbing cat fitting electrlo I g tf f J bells patntlnr and jobl Inf of air kind three years best city reference Plmie call at ttu IBlt1 bail ment A vnLLINorindnitrloii I nnd intelligent boy W 1I to learn the carpenter rdo han woriet at h bolo for two years Addriu iiAMIN BYlINES lit Bait 43d it 1 A 1001 STRONG VOUNO WOMAN for general AOOOD 11 homework can rink i and iron city or coun try reference 800 to 112 t2 3d dr ARTIRT dealt engagement to make pen iketchii tl InltUli A box Ilz San oaice BARK REFER does not drink five years lilt i 5 plover KDWAitO box lao bun uptown office las Broadway COMPOrttTOR over four yiri experience at Jubblnr want work low wage to lieirln AULL W Jane it DRIVER OR experienced PORTER good By ittady reference young mn hO J J MJKLSOJ 412 Wed I 26th 1 DRESSMAKING Flnt caii drmmaker wIshes t work by day wIth a dreiimaker Apply at 07 elI 5Jd 1 GARDENKR By a herman wIllIng l and capable to take care 0 a irentiemani vefetnbla ant flower garden lawn Ac at low satar brut refereneta Address roenc1 dress f M box 10 Sun uplow offlre 12S3 Broadway GFIIMAN HIRI A cook private bio place HO Weil Wth 1 P 0ty0 IIn good Ii imall wares Rood A laundress itrnnff and anxtoni for steady home city or country Mr IIAILH 7J nth a near 17th sO S ALEItMAS IraTallliiK thronch New England wants poiitiont C1X and expenses rcod record and ref erencei Address B box Htv s un ofDce s ITUATION WANTED by an experience 1 fancy paper 0 rio mAte IfW Eliex IL paper store WANTKIi voting man speaking Oermin and V French with At references wants n petition al bookkeeper or rlrk GUH 8TBINKB 42JJi thit WANTED A poililon ai elevator boy city refer V V ence 1M Sleet 28th IL room 1 YOUNO MAN enlsbes iltnatlon a porter In hotel or coachman In 1 rnulitrv nr farm band belt of I refrrenrti Address RTEAUY box 10 BUD uptown office litt Broadway Uptou YOTNO LADY wicket to do work ai seamstress fora r L lady dreiiraaker seven earn MAKOABElTOOIiKV SOT West 53d t vOtyNuh MAN IB yean old wants sItuation ai book keeper entry lL or militant Apply L NATHAN Bee Hive Broad It Newark NJ YOUNG MAN 2 would like situation of any kind penonal reference A L box 1UO bun uptown omce IJ I U Broadway upIon TOUNO MAN would lIke situation ai driver city ex J perlenceperional reference 11 U1 J4 Broadway YousI GIRL i7 I would lIke r o ltlon In offlce good mCod X reference Address uliitiOSLEY 10S7 Parcav tWlra Q 1 FflA REWARD for hand of Chicago Burllni V I ftJwVf ton and ulncy Rntirotiit Denver eaten nun Not 1806 224 tinw lolon from AUhTIN PIIKLPS Bar Harbor M crtloot anil OUtgt MANHATTAN COLLEGE BROTHEKB OF THE CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS Orand Boulevard and hEld it New York CtAHMUAU BOIEXTIVIC COMMERCIAL AND PBEPARATOBY DKPAIlTMFSTlf Htndlei will be returned UOMIAY bipT I I Etodenti reside In the luitltatlon or attend ai day icbolara tor partlculiiri or citalocne addroi BROTIIFK TIIOMA8 Director ST LOUIS OOLLEIiE 224 WK8T5STII RT Central I Park Mrlcily select Catholic school l for boy imt lansuaiteii primary commercial claiiical courses ttAtuai MEDIA llA J MILITARY ACAtIttitY boys V Itv Brooke Hall girls Circularfre ib atwtrurtiott STFHAKrCIS COLLEGE 41 liUTLKtt HT ItnOOIITN Conducted by the KllANClfcCAN IIIIOTIIER3 Thli Iniittutlon empowered by charter to confer de greet reopens Tuesday hepu 4 htudlei CliKilcal iclentlnc and commercial board and tuition per an nun fjioj ftudeuti tinder hI r O day scholar I rum H tof li pcrijuarter For catalogue and parllcii lit 1 apply tu BROTHER JEROME 01 1 I ItKl LAN SK8 for self mpoorllng women In Writ ing I Commercial Arithmetic Bookkeeping Builnif Trilolhg 1honographv Typewriting RetouchIng Pliot eatlvel Photo Coloring Pholo rrayon Mechanic I oWr I urihOA and rreehand Drawing flay Moilelllug Applied tle en Phyilcal Culture and Choir Muilc Apply for ad mluloa on and after Kept I from B A Arpf I P M an 7 too P I M 1 Saturday eveulngi excepted YOUNO HOMBNB CHBlhTIAN ASBtlflAtlOh 7 ElltJ5tllt COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 72U 434b av Principal Fd win Sealer A B M D 1 Mcerrincln l l N A tew tJrl Jr II A Srnlor prepiritory primary and Under Larltn dipartmenti htudeuti rapldi prepared for col t legeor buiinri ilynuiaiilc training military I drill Reopens Sept fl hind for catalogue OIENINO or PACKARDS roLLIiEor the faH term Tuesday Hept 2 application for CeOli t should to I made al once t s PACKABD President IUI Bail Bud 1 B ANJO TUITION IIFXBY C IHIB8ON inle mann iI facturer of the patent Bill Banjo VYUroadway I BANJO ftEOROK TEED maker teacher day nn Al AT D lluuitouit Ladles log y eerier l ulo aL Ldlulolht KTENOUf rIIYan4 typewrltlngl klll In a Bosthi ttnullwayi 1 typewriting Iou II weekly mu tmrt MANHATTAN BEACH THIS TIIUBSDAY EVENING PAINS SIEGE OF VERA CRUZ end TPONDHOtJrrlKEWOIlIlH ODD ELLOWS and NIGHT 3d fiRE CARNIVAL ruin PORTRAIT OF THE GRAND MASTER OF THE STATE OEOBOE W CHAPMAN and MONSTER EMBLEM OF THE ORDER Immeni Carnival I Set Plerc rilE VAILKNINO OF LIIIKnTT TiE j Floating Bouthern Orou Inewi LiQtnd lire New Com bination Tiombi New Tint Heliotrope I antI Emeerlci UiInch Bomoi 3oHet Plecei thouiandiof Bockt ThIs will be the font display aver ilren at Manhattan Mnn Beset IUMIHHION 3e BEATS I200tt See Lxcurilon Column DROADAY TlrATRr BROADWAY COOt lIST ST MANAOPB BI Mr I A I W BAKOER Hand om it and Inoleit Theatre la the City ItT IOV1 TRIO KNTKRTAINMBST IS VIJ StCCESS FROM START TO FINIHII New York Herald CROWDED ALL 1 11IIt TIMB FRANCIS WILSON

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In New YorkagrMleit incceta THE MERRY MONARCH Matinees Faturdara APISON 8QlKE OABDKN AMPHITHEATRE NAMUIL KRENIII A SON Uenerjl Managers 11 tAMum IRtNI TUE LARUEST ANt HI8T MAONIHllKST PLACE TII LAJIIBT 11 TIlE WORLD lltMFT SLI1IOU ROOF OPEN AIR Every 111U I 1001 acred Concert SUNDAY sTRAUSS and hli unrivalled IMIEHIAI AND ROYAL VIENNA CUt HT BALL ORCIIKMRA toiether lth T MlnN WSf irJlh 11 Peace and War nt Hoclork Mrauii Grand Con cert at li oclock ChoosIng the National Flower at 1015 oclock 101 PKICKKvie f I anr1 I 30 Boxe W and 5 t MONDAY ISIS NEXT ALll 23 liriTH NinilT IF STRAUSS IN AMERICA ORAND M1MIIAL AND BALLET FESTIVAl KEATS AND BOXIiS CAN 41JW BK HECCBED NIBLOS ORCilK i fBA D 8RAT8 CIRCLE nfi h ANU BALCONY Ul I r1 O IILMORK Leiiee and Manner M1LLLR ILLLI BROS1 KAJANKA SPECTACLE O 8rFCTA ltALTETS HPPCIAITfIiR SCENERY t Cl IIATINERB IVEDSISDAY ASk SATURDAY Nlnrs GARDEN COMMENCING SEP 15 Situ appearance In AmerIca of lh European Comedy CompanY l ohuNM THE IIICPCJIIANM The ten imaileit artori ot tlie world Tle company coniliti of more than 100 persons Broadway and SOth it CASINO nlnlt II Matinee Saturday all AN OVERWHELMING SUCCESS LECOCqB CUABMINU COMIC OPEBA Mn1e AN COT CONTINUOUS ROOF GARDEN CONdOR 7M 1012 AdmIssIon su nlI Including both ntertatnmenta rrNxoN I FQUARE THEATRE UNION HILL TI Manager INTERNATIONAL VAUDEVILLES AT TRIM TIIKATRE ONLY EVERY EYENINO 815 SATURDAY MATINEE 2 ACADEMY OILMORE I i TOMPKLNS Proprleton and lanln IcTOrKLS i NOV VOLTE ON SIAnTINlITTI HALF IANIOMIME ANt NOVKIIV o OPENS SATURDAY EVENING c MISER FIFTH AV THEATRE HC l TRE S MONDAY ACt S3 OPENING OF TIlE RKCULAR REASON Eniaiement the Young American A r co it A ONE 1M TANNER EKBOR MATINEES WBnsEpnAV AXDaA iiiin BlOATS NOW ON BALK 14Ti STREET THEATRE Near Alt ar t Reserved Orchedra Circle and Balcony r FAY VEllvSFJjZiXOX r AND Till FAY TlMPLKTON ClINIC OPBRA DUR LEMJUE co is THE NEW BURLKhguB ZSESffSlEltSK HUDSON Every night Matlneei Wedneiday and Saturday B UOU I TH E ATRF Broidway near KIlt 1 J Mints Ilfll Matlnti Wednesday and Saturday McKEE lANltliV lh week of hIs moil lucceiufnl play THE CAXUCK D ALYS Every TI1EA1RK veiling atXts Matinee Broadway Saturday and all 30thit MR SOL SMITH RUSSELL In Mr Dion Bouclcaultliucceiifulnew play THE TALE OF A COAT THEATRE tn IT and zsj it jYCEUITIIEATRB NEXT TtfcHDAY FVENlNU AUO28 n iaOTflIflN J fe It MOTMKUN i I OTllIN 1LF I J In THE MAlt T K OK WOOI ARROW Seats now on sale 1 GUAM I OPERA HOUSKReierved SeataOrchel 7 Ira Circle and Kalconv Vlcrnti Wed Mat I Reopens Monday Aug 33 I Sat Mat oiL WM Trsl I I I PRIVATE SECRETARY MEAT NOW UN MALE STAR THEATRE Broadway and lIlt at Coolest and belt ventilated In the city THE BALLOON RATURDAY KV OtA lhNlE ri830 lll PRICES lIe TO 81 I 50 PALMERS TIIFATBE THIRD WEEK A hvenlngl aIR Matinee Saturday uta COMILhTU RED NtW COMIC WgSf TilE HUSSAR IIVCCYhN I I OPERA MARIE THMPLST and a great cait HR JAOdBSS TI1KATRK MATINKLS TCF8DAY ANt SATURDAY Iv LAST RISK I I FORT DONELSON ACt LII THF PAYMAiTBR MADIBON I SQUIRE THEATRE lo nlht Thursday lOll erformance of Mr t lvcntngi K ua I ai ItirilAKn I Miit taiy at 2 I I 11K ATI BIANUFIKLOlCooled by Ice alri nuvalUEI Vn TPR OKI C Matlneri Monday KOSTER i DIALS lallnl MJdlLn 06 DIAL 0 n tnfi tay Saturday CAKMI2NC1TA leo TOo and lanny Onrl European Herenleani T ON Y PASTORS Til EATRIr urn BTi IAI1CC r I Metmark 01 llawklnii Musical Comedy JAI1ES JAM to I sit II Is noo iMAUiit REILLY I Splendid Company SparklIng hush Catchy Songs Exoulilte Danclnir HC MINERS PROPLE8 THEATRE MIS1 EVA MOlMKIRD In her new leniatlonal drama EUUENIE LR TOUR Neat WkW RBIJMUND HblitllNIB W INDbUltTlIIltISAT ORKAT I nilBISTOPIirR SICCKSR I COIIMBIIS NextWrekTlir BLUR ANt TIIK GRAY E JIN AtVMEEWax FIgure Art Oatlry The IiILIINU UK UKUM Lll PrlncoKANFKKM from Japan I Vrdeljl Nacill Alceb the Chen Automaton I I lypiy Bund rpEBRACEOARDEN fwth i7near M AY vSummer J theatre promenade concert To night brtient 1 an D Hchoenhergi Ulrole Olrola with Mreltmatm 14TII KT MUrilU UAIL AND ALIIAMM1A COURT 1 t iT hid and hId Bait Htb Klricily a family report CHARLEN A BEKTIIOLD tThf Curt MOJBOlf H PARR II IfKSlOXfl BHHCnU EVERY TUKKDAY TIIIIR8DAY and SATUKDAY Until TIIUIIRUAV AUU M commencing I J uu P I M Central I R LouN J Libert at ferry RII 11111 1013 I I hI A 31 i I 200 II 4 I I S 1 11 renny I vaMa III r toI i and hlsbrosees I it ferrIes itlfl II 00 A N U 01 1281 I P I St II I I I on laOirdays cult hosts vie Bandy 1I0k from Pier A tOOl vf nectoril i 11 A M u I I it I II n tare round trio Including admlrnon 10 field 11 1 sa II O ellllK UIIII lea A J JArjiATT Pros BBIUHION BEACH RACER SIX EVENTS TOMORROW Including a Hurdle Race Nut race days till week Friday and Batvrday Commencing promptly at JiM V U Admlulon lo nb rJnlf8Wly1 Flald Stand too Beaclieil by all route to Coney Island BACK OF TENNY AGAINST TIME POSTPONKD TO MONDAY Alit 25 C V SASS Becy U II linnEMAN Preit oLiflcar1rtIcflfla ttttnR rptlB KMPLOYRFS OF THE JOE LAMATER IRON A It ORKH will form In id it mriier of the Bowery on Saturday Auc iH At It I I ail A M 1 to take part In the proriBilon in honor of the late dpi John Lrle ion Any of tie firmer r mi loret wishing tu particIpate will be 0uJa4 will U ilelfittuted as soon ai the Hue li formed DK 1AMATKR i IRON WORKS T1 1nndurarmLrs rpllOHOUusciIOOL for aoeJo waltitanrhtrap A Idly grant opulg 1 helL I 1LTdrand fto UAd lthiOUtJthttOSIIIIVATOY5 4dWsaZtUz ii ifUI O xrut son GiLMORE JUBILEE Continuation MANHATTAN BEACH PROGRAMME TODAY THURSDAY AFTERNOON S30 OCLOCK Overture Jnbtl Weber I Minuet Lacuatalaln Lang 3 fcong for Baritone TArno Aneor loitl 8HIXOR HOLOONA 4 AIM di Ballet from William Tell Roiitnl I Lon Old iongi for Contralto Moiloy MMh JOLtS I fc RVTHBfl e Chorus Praliytb a rii uonnoa OlbllA CIIOHOS ANti BAN I 7 Vain 1 ilg Concert It lllIlc Billl Wm K Hirer Raymond 8 Rent tor Tenor Open thy Window K Urlti HIUNUR Ml OIA1 IIOIIMKI I Ciprlr iletvl nie The Awakening of the Lion KODIAk 10 Votal 1 ale Alt I Ithel Jot llman liJIifU MISS i EDITh MASON 11 Pallid I Dinco n w Brindln 12 Mirche Mllllalr I Le Per l a Vlclolre i i Loul Gains This march l wi all lbs rice last year lit Europe and America EVFNixo 71 CLOCK 1 Overture lberon Weber 2 hong for contralto I lardmof Itoisi Uabrlel rIWI JOLt I llYtllhR a OrAnd itlectlou So 3 from Lucretla C Song liorgla for baritone Dl Proventa Ilonltittl Yerill KlUXOIt BOLOMIA I Pilgrim Ch rui from Lombard erdl OPHtA rilonUS AMI BAND lAINtt niiui ijfr vritA cnuz itntl ON Dn01JH Flit ErO RKPI Nil Amniement Column rrorrmmo commencing at tt o clock Immediately alter firework I Grand Feat Mirth from lannhauiir Hall BrIght Abode iiIaln OPEIIA CHORUS ANII RAND 2 Morceaux rhnrart l iloue In the Mlllrlllet 3 ocal allO Ltiiam ArUlltl MISS L1IITII MASON 4 Grand fantalile on the Mne Beliof Scotland Introducing variation for clarinet ami flute 5 Song Then Youll Remember Me Bllf BIOMlIt MCOLAl UOPSKI 6 Gram foal Introducing the Russian Hymn Tbe MarseIlles Inf Harp thai Once Through Tares Halll Vt alch on tbRhlne The Anvil Chorus Troops Hepreienllng SerIous CountrIes bcolch Plpora Ac The whole ending with Ml COUNTRY TIB DP TlihK WITH ARTILLKRY ACCOMPANIMENT MusIcal Director Mr P fl IILMORB IRON STEAMBOAT u COMPANY DIRECT ROUTE TO TIlE IRON nERd AT Coney Island AND Long Branch TODAYS TIME TABLE FOR CONEY ISLAND F1fJAY iT J1 Sf 12 FKim WHAT MOOD MX N Jii in UA ft iJM I IMS 2j a 15410 finTBanilor u PltOM lIKKNKiV0 1 7N ltBatterr I place nation elivated rallroadi S so 1030 1130 A it 1230 tso ana 3345 440 630 aau t3o83o anao3Ulv M RRTtRSIN LEAVE CONEY LAND pirnsAt 1040 1140 A M t 12 4 V 14 l 3110 a25 410 O S 43 SCu 141 84 8t4C5 hull 1040 Il FARE 4T1 CUBBY ISLAND AND BBTDBK W CENTS TIME TAUIE FOR LONG III8ANCU lcllJrT m rrk yMt0I vLST 1311 Ml N RO3Q A aridaiiOl FIt5t hI lIEtt NEW NO1 N UIO A M and 4 r H RETtRSINQ LEAVE OCEAN PIlB1215 P M and 11115 P r FARE TO LONG BRANCH AND RETURN 73 CENTS SINOLK FAKE SO CENTS ExcursIon ticket to Coney Island and Long Branch old at all downtrack itatloni elevated roads with rrs tinifer between South Fry and Battery place for 3d and 3d ar cuiiengen THE ERICSSON CEREMONIES Saturday Aug 23 The Iron rjleambont Company will afford the public nit opportunity for wttnetnR the ceremoie In tbe harbor attending the rrutmrknlloa of the reniiln of the lalo I Copt lohn Ericon on board the V H Ht mlili BaltImore One ot tlie Iron teamhnntii will leave Vet Slid at N It it CZAR 1 XI lend a teuner wIll lee Jter New No 1 N 1C at BtOO oclonk F IL both uteamer accompimrlnK the Ilultt lore down the liar and out Ie see The number f pnieiiirera on eaeh boat trill he limited TIKet One Dollar Now na lalo at the Iron Mteamhoat Company Dice at PIer No oln and Week Oit l N B BThe The WerUf lesser Orovnila rut yolnc lUimcn I Irtnd Concert datI MnnlS ceil foll e rare cUnIl I aa I e DAlltd n of I rl macnlo rool avfarr e aTirnotbua lbJt rlom Ole leUod eliim m bkN DlD raa Urartc Kltla DlKklina locbl47 Bf ll f baib Int aihln kowllnf bu lUrdi TIME TAULB STEAMERS IEAVR Fler 1C N RobtOOI Cortlnndt 8U 0 4310 45 AWI Itoo 5L 1A lid 390 and 84IIpP 1 II JeweDf Wharf Brooklyn 00 1000 dlt 00 A Itt 11 IN 1131 1 243315 rL BM Blrcet But Klrer lM 10 JO II W AM IJ43 3IMI5 415 343P I M Leave lIen Wand IOU II 43 A M 12 493 30 6 87 and 8 PIt 400 EXCURSION TICKETS L0c EXTRA BOATS SUNDAYS CONEY ISLAND nitioriTON nFen WEST lIItinilTON DEACII Sea Beach Route Culver Route Bay Ridge Ferry From toot ot Whitehall Street Tormina of XIEVATKO RODS nnOAIIWAY LINE BELT LINE Bom orniTtlnr at Bay Rldze with trains fnr Coney Island Ma IlLVhK ant BLA BKALII llnlTES leave I Uhltehnllit bourly from HI I In In In A M I and half hourly from Ill l I A M I to 0 v and 11112 r M Mindavi K in 910 AI nnd hair hourly to I ID r M and evrry twenty homilies lueretfler to liltj i 4UT U and 10 I iii r I M 1 Reluming lea I train leave Coney Island 11uxT M KMuriUn tIckets lucent Manhattan Beach TRAIN LEAVE FOOT BATh STNTf 1110 ally url Pnnilnyl Alit IU30 II I M A M 12 20 1211 lo hip bonito only I 2 m jtvi Saturdays r lI and guniia1sonti 3 H CI 10 o saturdays and Mindiji only I nnd hourly I rein 42 P I M in 11111 PI I 1 tlln hAIL M I lerinlnnt of all elerated roadi Hourly from 71 1iAM toll I In A M hnlf hourly from 11111 I M I to 1110 P I M 1 Snndayi hourly from abA 31 to 010 P M 1 Fitra bout SitnrilaTl12 P M OUAn CONfKBTt t TKKNOON AND la JNINO GILMORES INCOMPARABLE BAND SIU ifiRlCRU AND MAdNIFICKNT FIREWORKS EVERY FYEMMI KXCCn SUNDAY AND MONDAY GILMORES GREAT JUBILEE Continued by uiianltnoui reimeit THURSDAY 1 Aug 21 FRIDAY Aug tn SATURDAY Aug 4i and EUNUAY Aug Jl Rockaway Beach Tralni for IIOCKAW PARK and way itatloni leave LONO IhLANDClTl ii A 1J4 UIU IC ZU IIKIAM ilS I I 3W 1HO 4HJ I 45i 7 tSl l ft ta li I Ctt lOll P MI Sundays 7iln Dill lono hOV llVA Ill l uOlii 1 I 143 215 her SIC 343 411 11 tiit2 1J0 TXI 1n 805 iIsr t4A3 023 III Oil 1 101 ARVERNE FAR ROCKAWAY Via I N Y and R II By LEAVE FAST34TII ST illV dI 11Ij IF I M llOA M lIP I a VI rc ti 6B 1T Sunday ii IU 10 A M 1 01514 I 50 ZiJCl 5140 1 30 e S p31 1 VIa 11111 BOWERY BAY BEACH The moil beautlfnl and popular Family Resort only elfkaul twenty inlnutti itrambojii t tail from Irom but New if in rk accenliite 12 w a by ii and HP I M returning 11 I I 1A I M 110 silo Sill 11 lu and tIll I P M Iliol 2m31 Harlem I Bridie latli it and id av 10 and 1J A M 2 a 3u A and fII j I Jl dlnctly to urand Pier Bowery Buy Beach tire to cents chil dren half price Also by bone railroad trim Em IMd and 31th it tar rica Railroad o hints COLLEGE POINT From KH tmih it 1 by elegant steamboat 5 7H II A M it I M 1 J I 4 r u 7 a and u P I M itopplng at Grand Pier Bowery Bay Beach bll U 17 e u and 8 PM trIps i returning 4 II H II II A M II N I J J 4 5 0 7 B andul 1 It l itopplng at Urand Pier Bowery 7ib floU A Hay Beach al II 10 I A llf I MI 110 uu llt and V IU P M 1 tar IU cola children halt price baoy car rllgel trie SUNDAYSLiav Wit 4 SIlL bIt Chamberl I K A niiniiciiA U Jersey city in46 A M New 43 IEN rkuiia t II Rutherford lu t Fits r iiy M PaMilo IB uu A M f aur EEId ion toil A HIS H t ICkY tUDNKBOAYR Leave Writ DAY A ic 34 it r v A M tUimberiet SVEIIIEIltYe I AM Jerier City 12 A Mi l 91OO ISeirark bus A M Butherford lilUA I M 1 Pelllc U4I A II Paterton SIN A M 0111 LEE AnKI AILYTIMiTAHLE ORAMI BOlNII FXI IHRIMN Vie A forty five minute nil up lh PIITUHBBOUE HUD I ION Meamen leiv c nal it landing I at til aod 31111 ita N K 10 aDil 16 minutes later es CLII SJ A It L it 1 216 330 6 6 1lh S 43 and YSI r U Uive Fort Loa rI14 3O elO30A U U M 215 J30 44M7l5en4CsoP M Judlcam all lotirimiliali landing u maijfc I I fY I cJummer gttOrt N w Terk o 0 Grand Union Hotel Saratoga Springs UNDER TUB NEW MANAGEMENT OPEN TO OCT I BeJuccd Kate fr Meptembcr GEORGE S ADAMS Maiaitn NEXT GARDEN PARTY AUG 30 o 0 Sharon Springs N Y PATILIOX 1 IJOTrL Enrpean Appllcnlloni r Hnlphnr Water lnhnlRtion 1DlTerlrnilon 12ntnH and llonche far IHICCMATUM uoT GATAnn and Bill Dinriia iAmphlet Hit of hog and prlere gratis oSouW 3if JOhN It OAllDNEll A BOltS HOTEL CBAX P AXXV 3 MILES ROUT OF PIATTSDURGII N T FIRST 8BASOK O D REAVET MANAGES NOW OPEN For 1100011 lln Terms and other Information ad dreti at atxne Clmtun county New York LODIC Illand LONG BEACH HOTEL i LONG A JliErII ALWAYS COOL ON TIIK ATLANTIC e ON RNT1FIVK MILES FROM KV YORK FINJNT ANII HAPKHT HUKF nATii INO ORCHKbTRAL IirACII MUSIC ON TIIK TWICE COAHT DAILY POINT LOOKOUT HOTEL Five miles ent of Long Beach floating Sailing and lining In the Bay and Ociaa JOHN T CEMNE Man 40 1I11Nl1TEM FROM EW YORK CITY A Family Resort SHEEPSHEAD BAY Lo I PLENTY OP 8IIADR AND EXTENSIVE GROUNDS REDUCED RATBHALaUST AND SEPTEMBER 2 MINUTES HIOM URIOI1TON AND MANMATTAIf BEACHES Adilre hOWELL VILLA rjpeephead nay I THE TOWERS A A NELLIS ROLE PROPRIETOn LAKE nONCONKOMA L I rintelftia summer resort on the banks of tho lets monir lIbh plnen cltoran bolat cure fortnaiariaanil ffg n Ii t htl r t all bronchial affectIon f zc llmt bathing and flaking Iotl l gr 1nr under new maiiaitment Krtryibliif of hlfbeitord Itathjsitaa Open FireplaceeAc Forroomi and terms addrcii The Toe Ronkonkoma L L MANHANSBT Home and Cottages Ehelter bland L I NY Healthfully located beantlfnt scenery drives and rrorei yachting bathing flihlnir muilo danclnf Ac I pin until Sept IS eallly acoemlble by new fait tralni pnt m dbIl H Il f by Lone island Railroad and steamer HHELTKIl IALANn ISLAND Send for terms and nitrated pamphlet HENRY S MOWER manager Uanhaniit Uoul Sot jon county New I ork STETSONS WATSON HOUSE I BABYLON L I I A FIRST CLASS FAMILY IIOTZL On Great South Bay Open all tbe year Fishing MO P n I Inr and ihootluc A MoO HTUTEON Proprietor i ARGYLE HOTEL AND CASINO Babylon L I On the Great Sonth Bay ruhine alllnt l Bathing Brlao t nfrthJ FInest Ortrii on Lon island One hour from New York Unequalled tram nrrlca bpeclai rate for tarn Ulei dnrtn Auroit ArnalM LELAND Ma0er The Atlantic House Biantlfully located on lb bay and ocean Cood boat Ing and bathing fiShing OhO IL BOUKfiB Weithampton Centre L L S C ZFF HOTEL I SEA CLIFF L I DelIghtful location only 6 mites low commutation open till October1 etronlari 74 Weit th1 FEET A UAliEY proprietors I CLIFTON IIOTJHE AND COTTAGE Patebo X I rrhII few feet from the eandy beach of the Great I dor Booth Bay ample rrounda location aniarpaaiid For llluitrated circular addrni W M JENKINS 1IADIKON nOTTBE FAR BOCKAVTAT t t Now open New m naement flnt elm board DO bar MARK WHITE J30 East 17th it Hew York New Jercr HOWLAND HOTEL LONG BRANCH N J HENRY WALTER Proprietors HOTEL ALBEMARLE n Y ASEItJBi p 1Tir COLEMAN HOUSE DIRnCTLt ON TUE nlACI TIllS LEAD1NU HOTEL OF THE ILACE NOW OPEN BATES UIAI1RAMH AND INtORMATIOV Of J B RALfU PROPRIETOR ASBUBT fARK N J HOTEL ALBION AHIIIIILT IAIIK N J Fifty feet from the surf tenth season Abllh but term from tw to 12 per n ettt2 per day orcheitra ik t ifima engaged for the lealoni hope C 11 PEHBEBTOX Annunv jAits Noifwooo HALL corner nf 4th av and klnnley it one block from ocean Sanitary appdanoei perfect and every requIsIte for the comfort of goste Mrs M U McCBAY OCEAN DROVE The TENNKYLVANIA and AN NEt facing the ocean first dais Mrs A W LYMAN Box 804 HIOHLANI noirHrInmounlalnanearlake 700 iar feet plarrai teimli 83 lots Sparta XJ jlllcollaeou ST LAWRENCE HALL UONTJKKAL CAN JIENRY 1IOOAN Proprietor Hi Icily flrit clan In all III appointment Country gourd CATSKILL Farm life and comfort good table dally mail high und healthy elevation Juu ft tree traniportation from nation t reference C F WILK1NS lay Head Ureene Co NY C oirNTRY IMiAPii near Great South BayFin I bathlnt peanant room rood takl1 moderat terms A UAUVIr IIIITI IOINT 11 FOR COMFORT Ilciiant homelike summer retreat italic Croquet Aet plenty of ground aol shale gno 1 table itnl within a few rntnutea I walk of Minhauan lIar IIOWFLL VILLA boa tu sheep head Bay L L Terms reasonable tllr SEA i ii ARMINTS and fur ihonlder rare new styles ready ant 1 for eels I at summer price altering anti repitring done at lower prices now than In Ih buy cease ceaset n SHAVNK MAMTAtTlKrll Up town 124 We t 421 l it near filb cc Down town 103 Prince n we t or Broadway roOtt15 PURITAN HOTEL I 1H1 I Bowery corner Pelanceyft I Accommodatlom for gintiemtn lulrlni tVrant roomuod home rOlOloo3 o weekly U SamtH Cxniwion SOUTII BEACH BFI1 I ICAILY RXCVRHIOM Mlp Tlio AUnrcuni Mir Ktlmt Ilanrox Ilroamo at JI Iltrrr W 1OIUIN Ulver 10ID A M Ills I P M 1030 A M I 03l3 i SIlO and 7 P M I Siso and H h M Bridge Dock llrooklyn DOY elt1i47 A M IllS lOmi A M liKi I P M1 so 511 and 7 43 P M 34 and 650 P I M Lam trip from btach i3 FAn 1ft JCKN KArn WAY BOYNTON BICYCLE RAILWAY y lyftm li I now running 01 er the lea Reich aol BrUhton Hallivay conneitlog jlh 40 trains daIly from 7111 A M toil P IL 1 of tIe New York and tea Heich Bill wiT between New York gIll and Brighton Brach Coney Island Time from Iraveiend Junrtlon to Brighton Hearh oppoili 1 riaderi by Hicyole Kaliwav three minutes Alt for tbrouih ticket from Whitehall 1 it tIe flay 1 Ridge tory ovir title line r e ilucle 400 round trip Quicken and cheapen way to Brighton Beech ant races 15 II 16OYNTON 1 ICEPI1IIOYNTON III JDJllll1jW Nr CTC1E1tAIJWA6 1136 emssaau PslN I LONG BEACH LilA VII EAST 84TII ST TXJi 1060 A MI MrKV 3iV tM 5 la tIO COAl p M nnndayi B ou JO I06 I IAI NllfO l 1M C3O 7 ltO Conniot for Point LookoutS TAlONS CITY RIVER AND IIARIIOR TRANSPOR S TATION COomen Pleri 19 l X Rfm of Cortiindtit riiaiQu i hxcnrilon IJepirtment t fciuou IM U I t Books now opin I tiH Dally n Ion I Sunday 10102 Mw riifure groundi and srnvn Dillgbtful summer dayi voting Corn tuodtoui steamers and bergs CHOIFKA l c l OK FISIIIVl HANKS flAILS Double hulled Iron iieamer ANuLEH mth usa toilers l and all tar Improvement learet I III r R 7 t Klknunil K K 7 41 Pler G S BH IlA I M hull ball 6c Oau 114 ladle OW AL FIJSTEK LIIIOIIIPtO or Cbolira Hank dally ACfOMACK Eat FMKIllNfl oJ mn ETr 1 3lilitau Id it It In Franklin it 710 i Pier a K B TAO OOi block above listen Island ferry no with bait chcki club C for 13 ladies Mw COOPER l IIHINO BANK 4ILT160l wIthbaIt l r4IJO I X1 after Sept 4 far UMi SCIUYU1II Eait 3154 it 7ll l ftCk IRS TltOi 1iIJhkIIB 530 lEkiLl J f1I lI There is always a II quiet demand for trousers and wo keep a clonn i well assorted Block of neat styles such as most men prefer with enough of tho livelier patterns to supply tho demand for AI high stylo I 1 ivo to ton dollars is tho rango of prices and August is a good month to soil extra trousers ROGERS PEET CO ITIIOSIt Jrtnea BRODW f Warro STORES aid it tl fitnit nt udIon Wm R Taylor Auctioneer WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON SATURDAY AUG 23 1890 AT 10ll 0 OCLOCK A Ue By order of W 7 Gaston and Henry G RrlnkerhoS the Executors Of the Eltat of BAllAII BERRY 117 SUPERB LOTS LOCATED ON THE HIGHEST OROUND AT CARLSTADT I NEW JERSEY thirty minot from New York city on the New Jersey and New York Railroad I fire mlnntei from Carliladt depot levin mInutes I from Rutherford depot on Eri Road Thli Ii I beautifully sItuated and U without Iti equal for building sItes ftfFreo tlokti IofoTl UJ lFreo for traIn leaving Jersey City at lu en ATM LUNCH AT NOON IN MAMMOTH TENT FINE BAND OF MU81O TERMS 20 per ont on dar of talc bal anoa 00 day For further Information addren th Auctioneer l at r1 J Ilakniack N J POAITIVK 8ALF RAIN OB SUlNli For free tlckU via N J and N Y R 111 call at KKNNEIIYH 28 Cortlandt It New York up staIrs T F ARCHER Auctioneer GREAT SEASIDE 8ALB AT THE NEW FAMILY RESORT OF LAWRENCE BEACH I Situated In front of Cedarhunt aDd Lawrence on the Ocean Sale Monday Aug 25 AT 2 OCLOCK P if VIsItors tat our specie tram leaning Long Island Clr i City at It coL It Croai 34th street ferry fifteen minutes earllr to get comfortably iated on train c F Edtngeri band enliven the oecailon Itapi and naiiii to adalta only on application to UA Nfd uJUbur W l eTlb BBNJ W 1J1TOUOOCK owner or lb property 14 Chamber New Yerk innofotr rgnu ftf IISGSIJB PIANOS Largest aiaortment Upright Grand and Square PIanos at moderate nrlcei caih InitallmenU and ix ehanrid BcTiral bargain In iccondhand Planoa oUOennt makers atjow prices rg FlSOflEtt PIANO WAREROOHB 110 5th ar cor 16th IL Xew York ELEGANT UPRIGHT PIANO 1183 eo monthly Ld SteInway bargaIn WI8UNBR I 293 to 903 Futon IL Brooklyn F CONNER 4 EmIt 4Sd St Upright and square piano for sale and rent Ott easy termi of payminti aecond land 50 rJS tiou upward d 1 100 000 BKATTTB new pianoforte 47tlIUUJg0JUUs tiso organs t3A warranted or oaialurue addren ExMayor BBATTT Washington N J uInt Qhacc G ROCERY well Hocked good paylur will sell cheap account other btulneui r no agent l3Hjdar HOTEL FOR SALRThe Falliade Rouse at Enrle JJ wood N J old on account of death of proprietor a good Hand Addreia WM O DAVIES Admlnfilrator SHOE STORE FOR SALE with alarge lock In good 113 locality also very fine Biturti wIll lell very cheap ai partlei icc moving from ew York city Address Mt box 117 Sun office I I WANTED By intlemen lnt rested in the rapid S f manufacture of clothing Information concerning the but machInes and attachment for making button kites for meni and women wear Partial nandllnir snot good llh pleas addreu with particulars aDV lamplei B A WILLIAMS box 104 l IEee W ANTED Travelling I dry roodi and notloni aalei yr men to handle our celebrated Amber Bon Dress Stsya as slut line rapid idler liberal Indncementa l J knt1rtg01L AMBER BOKE 1rtg01L South Bend lad Drutfolry u ELIOT gold tuinga guaranteed i modru prti u 14 Dr Fullra Vootot Parlors 71 1 arId it coo Caoal etA AND ta IBM OV TKFTII whlli waiting dar fl D a nuaat DC CLABB M7 Itt T 114 StSJl L 1 JiWJ4J RJHORNERCO Furniture Makers and Importers Gl O8 and O5 West 2a St SPECIAL For the balance of August we hnvo decided lo malic a Clearing Sale of Furniture at such reduc tions from regular prices that parties intending fur J nlsliing this Fall will do well to avail themselves of this t opportunity Thc goods aro nil this years production fJ and are offered at reduced i prices to make room for l Fall goods now arriving i Selections held until wanted How Lost How Regained i KNOW THYSELF ar aomrcoaii ox XuI A ScientIfic Ind Standard Popular Mtdlcal Treat on the Errors of Youth premature Decline Nervous and Phyilcal Debility Impnrltlciof the Blood ResultIng trom FoUr Vice Ignorance Ezccwe Of Overtaxation Enervating and unfitting the victim lor Work Bnilneii Married or Social Relation Avoid tmikllful pretender Foiiew this giraj work It contain 800 pages roral 8vo Beautiful binding embossed full gilt Price only 1100 by mail poitpald concealed In plain wrapper inn tratlvo Proipectni Froe If you apply now Thi dlitlneulibed author Win II Parker M D roo eeivedthe COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAl from the National Medical Association tor tho PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY Dr Parker andacorpjl et AssIstant PhysIcians may ba consulted conn donUallr by iou or ID person nl Ibo cllleo St t THE EAMOIY MEDIOAL JNSTITtJIB No 4 Uulflnch BILe Boton MOM to nhom order for book or leUcn tot adrloe iboold directed riiOTfc ehoYLrol rol tltnltollj DRUNKENNEBR Liquor Habit In all the worll there la but one cure Dr Uatnef Golden tiptclQCL It can be given In a cup of CoSta or tea or In articles o2 food without the knowledge of the patient It li abeo lately harmless and will elect permanent and spedl cure whether the patient la a moderate drinker or aa Icohollo wreck Ifa never falla mol operate 10 quietly and with ouch certainty that the patient undergoes Inconvenience and irs he la aware hli cornplltaj reformation U effected 4ti pare book of partlcclufl f LKI I1UDNUT SIS Broadway 1VBI8UAN A MUKLLKNHACII II Bible Honia LOMJACia iHAitUACY 43d it and Broadway K I1UDNUT CII Broadway Brooklyn Agent 1IOLTON DRUG CO 284 FoltODlt ELASTIC hTOCKINOS knee caps anklet traaeek LA abdominal bltta crutches ihoulder braces LaU attendant HIKER 30th it and Broadway TIIBUNDERsmNEDbaxrhli day been appoInted b 1 the lovernor of the Stat of iennoylranla a Com miuioner of Deeds for said I Stale within tbe state at New ort EMIL FRENKBL New York 160 Eait th at Aur IK isuq V H PENION To widows and portly disabled soldiers Under new law cause of death or disabIlIty need not hare been 8 tll i Vcid i contracted In United States Service Advice free G r BROOK late U I Sanitary CommIssIon CU William ViInnlLI REPAIRED whIle you wall IOu up recov rinrAt low prIces factory on nrruliea rTtlffI tJp1IeI HMITUS 123 Fullou i tJp stairs branch More 1S4 RaiL J5th IL TTMRRELLAB REPAIRED aDd covered on th U premises hAS LeHlHASS I Barclay it n a Broadway Largest stock of umbrellas New York lttdirnl ATTENTION UK OU1NJJIB baa devoted his time for many yean to the xetaslTO treatment of dlteaiei of men from whatever canal arlimg BLOOf and SKIN m1n u red poll pain Ia 1 boot sore throat and mouth blotobei anderupllonioa the skin ulcers painful i elllnKi 1 Ac Ii lrJ W KIDNEY ana OKIN AKY oomplilnti Irrltatlou scald Ing InMammatlon frequent Inclination to urinate la factious discharges gleet stricture and kindred aflM tloae OROANIO WEAKNESS nervous debility Impaired memory mental anxiety abience ot will power loll vitalIty melancholy inrolaniury vital losses west back and other dliimetf reiulllng from excesses Indlft crellou or overwork recent or old ipeertlly thop ouglily and permanently cured All lingering chronfo dlieaiei Kuccimfully treated A long and rxinilv practical experience enable the Doctor to apply thi proper treatmeui at once without uieleii urerlminu thua raving the patient much time and expenio OFFICI lIVER TEN YK US at 171 West 12th it between bth and 7th ova Coniult lIon trIo lloura Otott tiunnnyi uto4 A BILITYDrsMITlirj31 East lAth so neir 3d aT 2 station Oldest reliable loeolallit In New York cltyi both eexel blood polion ikln eruptIons blotches r4 poti ulcers ncroruln Lore mouth throat heart lungs catarrh coniumptlon bladder kidney Bright dIscUs scalding painful urination gleet Itrfclure tnfccttoul dfuchargeli My treatment only ono known that cur 4 rjrrvoui debility weukncM from error of I outn Indli cretloiip exceoes Impaired memory milancholy In Sj ooluntary losses cltyiaesi Irembtlng imbotenoe Tart cocele imperfectly deeloued organa Iheie dteease5 mutt bo treated byatiuxperC each case separately I have everything known lo science A thorough know edge by long ipeclal practice enableii me to guarantee o qulckeit permanent recovery tlssy coma to me for an noneit thorough examination of their ca nlJ my 10 perlor trentmiu alter bein leceuel by liiacki agencies coDipinfra und pretenilrd foreign iklll Low vit charge for medicine Ulachargei itoppud mine llat ly Stilt or call civic free any disease ilourot toe 1DSEA4RiS U ME1 OiLY Ulcers discharges gleet strIcture recent or old blood pnliou lore ttircmt or mouth chin eriptlooe blotcheii cohere spots kldiiev and bladder discm Irritation ScaldIng nrlue A weakness nervous de hOlly errori of youth bad dreams lust vitality froca excriiri Indincretlon or overwork All ilnreriiifc rhronin disease after alt others full j iiicneftlfully tre ed I have ever thltiff known to iclenre For quick relief und lure cure consult Dr OHM the welLknowa ipeclalUt Ill Rail tLt lieaMthav Lowest lermi advice frees hours ii tot Buudnya to to 2 and 0 to t ALL I SECIIKT AM IKlVATK DISBAShH nf mel 5 cured In a few days by a new mode ot treatment Ito charge lnes cured Also lore throat and tungun pimplei Big n dliojieil limes gleet ilrlclur blood poliunlng skin dUeaiei kMiteynnd bladder alito youtn fill errors uervoul debility Urak Imck ti4 dreams looneM if sPirIt neakne nf body and mind loll 0 Uor and manhood restored mler no longer cure is certain 1 Lturanice a quick and lure cure Hear la i mini practice makes perfect IIICMI cured yearly Sjf frren from bad advice should conrultuie Do nut be Influence do tu the fouutnlii held lir IIALIHTr Medical Institute HU Knit llth it mar 111 ar IdEAl TIIIHt Ntl TIM K IWHTI All dlichnrgri and private iVceiKfitioHitt ely cli ret in t i days v set strictures nltrlii nisiMariiei Ulcers ana iwelllngi advice free rhartreiow elthervex FpnrlOl boiplial physIcIan fJIUit Imli at nearlid av Iltel A MILS BIlE Ii bEll ilurmiiu learned tuilcits 11 boanli ladies before and tlunnit cnnniixnenli nlie days board cotinnement 13 jrlvate liuu e In ante adopted 247 RaM m4tli it A31U4 IKIsT inldwlf tio rd laillet lffrre n1 11 0 lurliiK cuniliiemiiit In her pnvaie house r IJ I 0 fiildentlal inedlcl treutiueuti mtanii udo ted 11 I Bait Hilt it e iUT lN rUUirfoTiraifarlifrlliiaKnor liii Vln cheit heart tlnniixh liver Viilnryi an 1 1 a lilir lir ilruiikiitom InvU rutinir frru iiu I ii it DH I SillS K CUSltAI ladlo1 riiiMclnn alIce I mayciniinl me in prrfrotconnilencoou t ti eui Of a prltatr or lei irate nalnri hcUliro anl k l lily tvlme rslif private lanltArluMi vend K ir i fin okj ltiiinil I except eUti lay oille i iS r t illiel li I M i A H iTsTi i M i IIMV for ireedy relief and acre cure con i t old Pr nltlMllr Ml 3 era i eclallil mice 171 I I A t lh I it talc rnich and Till avi Uiwett rliarurr iluefp Dl II IIAWKKH West Pith it CIMoit I ir ecclal l lot quirk St Cities or no charge nflr a I otlierl fall newest remedies tnedlrlne Ill aiR e free Htou 1 KN ITO Iti SNARl OIKI 4S1 A IM IAIT X ttOBeitlldsi liouri U A M to M V t0tlbI Mrs bUll RlRfiISil uptrlrneed in Ic C boirji a ladies In private tioiiti during nuiint i lu fantl adopted IH Last tntl it QUICK l0 ltlr Rlmii Inn ro al i ri 4 Iire 0 llnpoillule Call nr write Pin Ml i A h I i i I I 51 t At YFAIIK I r rtil Iii BKOlilir r a I ills 1U poses of llirklii reed bmrl iliu I r kil neyi bladder iitnuu exh iiiiun lu t 4Hit 0 yatruts IXVKNTOtt It wllltJiyinu torotr ud wi A immedIately ATIoSAL iATI NI Lit itooos aid Jyrt Broadway Palirt HolicUora Patent for lnventlonii promit r low rots il9sdtA Igloo M Nauau it K V CilkblUUI i icvb a I taI jotrr SUPERIOR COURT OF TUB CITY OF NEW YORK il THE JAIIDINIIK BINDING AND MAILING COIl PANT plalnlll agaInst JOHN WILSON BROWN d fendant Hummoni with notice To the abovenamed defendant You ar hereby sun monrd to answer tile complaint In I thIs actIon and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiff attorney within twenty daye after the ServIce of toll summons xcluilre of the day of icrrlce and In case of your fail ure to appear or answer judjment win hi taken against you by default for the relief demanded in tuo complaint Dated JnlyaiWO OCr A POLLOCK plaintiffs attorney Offlc and Post Office address 22u Brodway Sew York city To the lTendant John Wllion Brown The fortotuir lummoni luervcdniion youby pntillra thou Tiurruantl at order of tte lIon Richard tj tliirms1 Jndre of the tiald Superior tniirt of the city of New York dated July 24 hOtel and filed with tIle eomplttlnc In the omce of the Clark of mid court In the Court tlouM In the city of New York UOfr A fOLLOCK plalntim attorneys 1211 Broadway New York city ut Uc hottrrs POST OFFICE NOTICELettere for foreign coon tries need not 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