The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 8, 1890

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1 r i I J GOOD TENANTS RELIABLE ADVERTISERS prompt characterize a t1541 the Colnmna of And I response t Board or Rom Advertisement t THE SUN i 1 FOR nilTINO AND BEMINO T IE SUN REAL ESTATE t Jim ti milxo 8 NEW YORK MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1890 IHICE WO Clm CABLKNEWSFROMGERMAM f i Aitxtr uAK03urnKa ON azzzLLfANr AIlIr MI1mUYntl 1111 COSQVKRKD FltOXt DENMARK Vffttfr WIMUra DteOflra Mereenry jfarrl eelll Mnleetite Skill n Hr emn Bliimi reii Now Court the AHenlton He Onoe Ulniliilaed regular UlrnloD le TrattluC neDU n F Mnre of the Opera by gporte ol GerrannyIUeifloiE bJ 1te Accident loeurnnee tlale Aeedeat Or rrlrl ChlcUu In Oermemr g1LU Bept 7Th great ewnts of tho vitihrive not boon enacted In Berlin but lu flwigfloItoIn whero tho Emperor the Mart and all 1 the leading memboia ot foclety I kite congregated to witness tho autumn ma Btrntres hVfonlreJ Ninth Army Corps The whole taterMt latOI ot tblA city baa been concentrated nt jnmiburg where over 120000 troops have beta carrying on imposing oporntions of be the of a brilliant nlmle warfaro In prosonco brlllnt uiemblairo of royailstc Anitrlau archdukes Brltlnh and foreign military guests and the flits ofOerraan society Tho wentber through etthas been most favorable and the manau nei appear to hMO been a great Mieooss On tho first day the Emperor accompanied Ollbo brilliant suite arriving In the centro of hi brilant Irrvlnl Ihl skeleton army of atM rodo up to greet I to Empress who witnessed tho dnya opera tions from the heights abovo Krasau dressed i fat rosecolored costumo with a white jacket wl I lan white bat with ostrich feathers Emperor who observed the operations at I Th e Empror o1 I tutlvelr through bis field glass Bent from tins to time aidesdecamp nnd officers to ob irrtctnd roport upon the various movement JUjMajestr during the progress ot the oPera Jdaelr Hornby Loan convened freely with Admiral UplilnlnK to him Ibo evolutions of tho troops There were In all five cavalry charges but tho condition ot tho ground rendered tho result biiolilr Ever detail of Irregular battle was tarried oul the space telng used for the oroc lion 01 earthworks the artillery supporting the ton attack ot the Infantry upon the hostile positions and tho clone ol the battle repro Itntlnctho lapulsoover the village ot Bau of the Danish forces In the ougagnmont of 1S48 Ihe next day was chiefly devoted to naval f man uros t The military mnnojuvrcs were raided by I t public declaration hero from tho Danish members of the Gorman Parliament dlesuad Ine tbilr follow countrymen from making any demonstration ot hostility toward the German Kaiser This wa regarded here a a tacit adhetlon or the Danish deputies to the annexa tion of bchletwIgHolBtoln to tho Prussian Unalom I was thought that the Kaisers teeny reception In Bchleswic was a proof that I Dsalih Influence In the annexed provlucos was decreasing and It was a matter of general con gratulation that his Mnjeslyii uttcrancou did I not contain as In former yours any warlike I allMlon Butthla Impression is not absolutely I alloD correct The Danish deputies in question I Hull Lnsior and Oust a v Johannstn whllo from kind of hostile ndrocillniz nbstoatlon Irm any o outestallon aided We have sulTlulent opportunities of showing cm fidelity to the fiicretl cause of our country without mentopplna lawful limits but our exeats Will not be able to present us at the rlrbr moment from upholding the rights wo loJ dor find whlih they Inore AFlensburgpapor whluh publlrhod tho text r this manifesto addoJ TtiafAeii niburtWlll Da sorrowful days for us to pass tirouilu When we wltnoH the Germans ro Jotclog we shnll be in tears I Is not only the Irani joy of the Germans that will UiUlct us tat tlll moru the arroganre with which they display their tuns ory The Imperial children nro now safely lodged 1 It lee DI palaco In Potsdam and thoro the J j Knlsor and his family will tuko un their official f KBlilenco until niter tho now year when tho I Eapror and Emtirs will coma to tho Berlin I I iclilois of fostbltiosof tebts toiutenJ aperloi l09tvllos un I Dual rplcndor to bo Inauguratml early In Jtniidry Ly a grand Lal The Court Marshal durluz the week established his tl estI now qnattord al t Uie Puts lam tate where ho will work onMogother with tho Emprej1 tho plans for tioioUl winter campaign which urn to bo I IcLnillOJ to tiij T mporor ifter his IllJe5t 8 i tarjihnK fceisna has llunlly closed in October luud I ratin I that ordun hnvii already bi on I b ni d ti ec uilo from the loiirt festivities J I Iwe iivciU of aristocracy who hao on I doiMireil to gild their nncostrnl crests by mar I IKO alliance with tho daughter of trades

t leo Tuo Umpornr wants it to bo under I oi tint lioilot not object to suai raiSsnl t I 1hnos on tlio gioimdnf mouldy aristocratic prliidpUi ou locnuno ho halts tho merconiiry HI It rrtiidlug hoot To omMiaibo thlj I tptali ho banghon orders to extend Invlta lu to a number 01 ch limos who lmvi gamud c I Clilluetion pnrults In mercantile llioiarr and nrtibtlo I rite return of soCIety to tbo capital IB tin BiurJly backward tnls year in spite nf tlio cool tiaiber i reralllng Tho gnniinii Is nt tho BiwiMr and HO is thi entire court while I CUFCW n nod the furnlgn MlnluWri accridltod bert are In Iho bullu of his Jiu ost tocotior ltikueii memLor of tho nrlitocracy as woro al luckyenmiKlitoobtnlti Invltntlons The royal I theatres au J the opi rn opouol last Monday I Lute lnoln tu inJioiKOi ono finds many i i bo do DO wear holiday dross lit n I nlxmm i i wnwai uci J luuto flnanco and rural no wly let WaTitli but iho uplen or ot rat so lal lira Is uu The ainrli I consldoeil by cnmnoiont nu tIlGiltIet one of tho era It dhoti of the umpire IMujb ho mm only lila right arm In bhootltw I M i i Btoftu IUltily trlIilOd slatoof the left Uh rlsbt arm In OHi clnlly well JIHH i I taJ and powerful With It ho manages tho I I tilL ho ding I lluoaiUtol nndnrlnitiiulckly asurlth th provision ol u l firstrule murks I sun lit J A a hlu MijoHtydWlk tho ilBhto no I I orlhtHIDllnkPU 0 hs lnflr lty the gentlemen elhi ai aitoBuvfr allow thpmsilvus to lu any I 7 attempt to nld hll when II tho field und I Lii moi I thrroloro so much the mor ro I Ile 10r rkaie A WfO no when tho rmteror Iti out irsIrlo palrlo chicLeu shooting at the liiidow I rmiiewaj ronunilcd by Count Kulenbjraof tub SeprotebItig linger hour I forgot all IlOQttht sail tin KnUir and then looking It lii lit watch l19 tid toil its Ho oclock I Lvore shot i rOTnf blrls the lily must bo got I I 101 ca thlL 01 Co10 selelut thlnl CIU lug CUIO tilong 01 1 Ulur w8 b Ol ua us Illal I twrhl II War1 1111 I red In no entirely er 4trIiig tho limit of bin Pros Veiily SMII W IOlt 10WOl lt 110 ruling I Euroonn71 d or the greatest empire on the Iron cH llnoutl he iur cd tho title ot the I Ida d Clintreliar as touch by tho sternness t of n k dacleator ubTi H tOWard all who PrroacheJ him I I ti tlierlccr ur Ills rOIOIn 1 Iolov Durlna tay hue ivook li 1 11lnun nlli u bbu ISIOtly at IIo l I ntt lt ollllr I on lii II Llak 01 f t i Ilr tlY e hn cullor line Onioi lie ha I bD uurl Of IObl b Li OlithuHlBHIlduillOllilintll 101 o was formerly averse but v hlch I 0 not OM O Tb2515 only leeotVfB but wulcouies On Iteckor afe lenvlnu tn liousi of Prof h Xeeidoj e oB wile had boou bin b atlt when 10 hdredl hanllort tblrtyfvo years IIJ or ladles ltN bildiel awaited Him In tho alreot kC4ptod Pe hug thsu him with lower lit raeofuiy IrbIb lu bUIluOIA eel seonioci grateful I ft gone sUblt mark fr lioningo l which 10Dol be ntis wont t treat with the I Deat rntelt Krory ono who approaches soki 1 I 10 4Vaot irttrrr away aunts souvenir tbl IjI5mitrk nOearrlol about with I him dozens of pliotogrnphs of hImself for rroo entatlon with nnd without words dedication A Klsslngon the oxChancellor dined with the Duko of Edlnbuiuh After dinner he smoked a lone pipe nnd ccnvorstd on bour geois with the Duko To favor the xChnnool lors new weakness Alfred naked him to give him tho pipe as n noiivenlr which Prince Ills miuck did evidently much flattered at the dil ntr mloh nteld lt re quest Ulsmarck will stay In Hombnrg till tho beginning of next wok and will then pay a visit to his ulster Frau Von Atnln to whom bo wrote so many Interesting letters at her seat of Eroechllndorff At Hamburg he Is serenaded every night by the official band and there have been two torchlight processions by tho Inhabitants In his honor Gorman sportsmen ard turning their ntton tsntlon moro and moro t trotting and tho Berlin West Und Tiottlng Society Is now about to extend Its field a It proposes to es tablish new trotting courses next season In otbor largo centres linden Iadan and Ham burg will be espoolnllv favored and this seems to Ie I a good stroke of business ns the great est Influx of International sportsmen gathers there In vacation time The greatest Prussian hotter nt the tlmo Is Polly who tlotor uronont Ioly wbl won laurels at Vienna and 1t Petersburg Next Wednesdays meeting of tho trotting eocfoty Is looked lorward to with groat Interest The norms entered number 167 by far tbo highest figure over Tot reached and this fact iilono shows that trotting has tocehod a great Impe tus und Is likely to bocomo n permanent fea ture In the sports of this country Catholics throughout the empire anticipate that peace between tho Church and the Prus sian Goornruont Is now a matter a little time only Jibe deeply religious feelings of tbo Empress and the deslro of the Emporor to pacify the centrum party will no doubt facili tate matter Tho fact that the Catholic Con gress at Coblentz passed over In silence the question of recompone lon for the salaries of Bishops and priests sequestered during tbo Kulturknmpf period goes a long way toward proving the approach 01 a complete reconcilia tion between Lorlln and the Vatican Tho compensation question was really the meet Important to bo considered That It was not forced on shows that a satisfactory settlement Is In the wind The old Cathollo Congress will assemble at Cologne on next Friday to sit for three dayo Bishop Itolnkens Irlvy Councillor and Prof Von Bchulto and Prof Weber arc to bo tho loaders as In former years Holland ponds the BIshops of Harlem Dovoator and Utrecht AuMrln IHshoii Czech France Pare IJyuclntho and lisbon Henry Latcollos Jcnnor Italy the editor of tho Laloro Ugv Tannl and Switzer land IJlBhop Herzog Besides this a great number promlmnt la men will attend the gathering The llnullf Church will bo repre sented by Bishop Wordsworth of Salisbury and Hector Lowes of Cnmbtldgo Opera performances ti la flellnmy nro tho r wrinkle They are given or rather hoard at the UranIa Club house and tho PottmastarOoneral who Is also hand of the telegraph department Is tho louder of the In novation for It was the Imperial tvlocraph t office which organized telephone connections between tho Itoral Opera house and tho club rooms by moans of four strong bronze wires fastened about two motres distant from all other wires strung In tho sumo direction Twoh telephone allow us to hoar tho opera In a round room specially sot apart for tho purpose Thoorchestruuounds somewhat weak as It Is underneath the stage Intho Opera House Tlo female voltes are beard to tbo best advantage In fact tho higher Holes are hoard bent all I round Tho bass Is Ions understood the words foemlug perfectly unintelligible The chorus comes clear ovor the wires and tho orchestra was aBO translated fairly well The distance botwoen the Urania nnd tho Opera llouso Is I three kilometres The opora tele phone will b opon to tho public noxt week The rumor which has been current that Herr Barony bad accepted the rrmnaaament of tbo lloiul Rcbausplelhaus while Herr Poseait managed the lierllnor Theatre Is untrue That tho Uiuporor proforsllorr Barnay to any other actor Is perfectly true but the Sehnusplelbaus oHer3 him tro small n salary to Induce him to ruvciH the mnnogomont of the royal theatre Tlio ro lOCI loa 01 Herr Forkcubock ab Mayor nuil lhlnf Magistrate of Berlin has been rati fied bv tho Emimrnr In spite of tho ndvnncoil ago of the wellknown Liberal who bait now attulucd hU 70th yonr But hU Majesty has declined tu show the ro lection of Dr Corsica berLiit Director of tho Gymnasium although ho Is on II 10 years of age The Idet of connecting Berlin with the North Ben has again been put forrard but Is scarcely lively to bo rarrjecl out in the rchemelH ridi culed on the ground that Berlin not being a mmuiicturlnc centre would not provide suffi cient freIght to jiiMlty the expenditure ro uulrod osllmnlod to ntnount to IUOUuulOO Jrof Jnnion tio wo lkncwu artist of Dun eoldorf will finish lto last liattlo painting for the Berlin Armory wlhln tho uim fortnight I roiroscnts the attack of the Bayreuth dra goon on I ollulro bUr Tho llnal competition for models of tho pro posed memorial to William I has now been Droned Tlw moat successful comiotltorH wilt recelvu irlos ranulug from 4000 to 12UVO marks The monument IK to be erected op poiilto the old hchloBs 1nlnco In thli city and the Interesting fact IK now made public that the old UalsorcicBlrod that no more pretentious memorial should Le raised for him than had been erected tho memory ol his nncotorH llo llheulsh Wostphailan Iron baroin uio again lush LUUonnrlng to undermine the position ol tho MlnlstiTOi Public Works Herr von Minbiich who refuses to do their pleasure by ordering now rails fat tho entire Prussian nil re a I bud until ho lies madu 1 trIal of them satlBfnctoiy in himself The now thuS are called the ljullat piittorn and they are sold to bo tcully t von much euimrlor to Ihosu In use at uiefent but lrrr von Muybiioh will not be bulllrd Into giving extensive orders covering lens of years and he I salu to have the hearty support of the Kmparor who lint special reasons for dlllklng the largo iron manu facturers on account of their haughty opposition to his workmans policy At tho Present tIme Government officials are trying to obtain the tin Iff of prlcts at which the establishments closed llhontsh 05tphuliaa otllbllhmonis coHId time deliveries of Iron with foreign specula tor This of course is a very difficult task but I the allegation can be proved that the iron inorchiiuts sold their taros to foreigners olicmcr than thoy ollured them to the homo iovorumiint there will 1 a day of riekunlng wuluh Mill ott of pluusuntly for them It Wulul 111111t jutes I or Iulsunlly I Ii l oven Inlnm ml that In that cnta Herr von Nil nh win givo his orders to foreigners In presence to tho Prussian manufacturers and an Invortlcatlon nnont the necessity of tho high Iron tartlY will follow Political circles arc discussing the now In heritance tax bill which Is to bo placed before the 1rurslan Diet next iesston I will dlllor the law in exempting small In torn present Ilw II exolUnl emnlin hentnncoN but taxIng larger fortunes even I tloy come from parents or other blood ruin lions whleh lira at present exempt Other pro visions of the bill which has been worked out by Minister 3IIou l aro kept strictly secret nnd It cannot bo ascertained whether the largo feudal fortunes will be exempt in future as they are now I Ibo Government under Hi Hliernl and democrat Minister of Finance phould persist In thus favoring the aristocracy at the coPt of the people the State will have grout difficulty In getting lie now law passed as oven tho support of the centrum which party harbors the greater number of feudal baron will hardly bo able to defend this pro vision successfully i The Htotfl ftcclJent Iniurano for labotis l t t k pronounced a great success by the annual re port of tho WeBtpholUn branch just pub lished which comprises 1C9 factories with 12000 laborers The receipts during the last year amounted to 0500000 marks Blxtrtwo disabled laborers throe widows and coven orphans received annuities and 835 marks woro spent for medicine and doctors The Berlin merchant who thinks that the Derln Governments of tho world should make their laws according to his liking hits almost forgot ten tho MoKlnley bill in his cow scare over the ukase of tho Our which raises the duty on foreign Imports 20 per cent a decree which acquired a special rignlQcanoo from following BO closely on tho heels of the Interview between tho German and Uusslan sovereigns The matter is 1 discussed in local mercantile circles at I it wore a law patted by the German Par liament which might or might not be repealed by the pressure of public opinion Tho pro railing view I that the commercial relations of tho two countries must necessarily sutler especially as sales on long terms and BUOOOS the deliveries Into liutsla aro now rendered I not Impossible at least very precarious Speaking to a Gorman Custom House official your correspondent learned that the trade dono by German firms with Ilussla hnd not shown I natural tnorcnso for ton years as the extreme protectionist policy of the Czar ns Berted Itaolt time and again by sudden changes In the Custom Ilouso tariff The American pralrlo chicken his been In troduced Into tho meadow lands of Brandon burg and tbo adjoining prolncta for some tlmo and ns sportsmen say with groat success I has however so tar not appeared on tho Berlin market which Is overflowing with grouse wild ducks and other birds llocorts from all parts of the country indicate that shooting it I particularly good this roar The complaints of the poarant farmers In lirnnden burg Silesia and Mecklenburg respecting the damage done to tholr Holds br wild boars and deer are also louder and more general than in otbor years and will probably load to tho fram ing of sorely needed now game laws by the coming Itotohstag Tho wife of an old retired merchant named Schulzo living In the Postalozzl Btrasso at Charlottenburg has eloped with a young waiter named Fritz Ionz Tho couple havo failed for America lrs Bohulze on leav ing her husband tool 26000 marks be longing to him and all the valuables she could lay her hands on Lenz has loft a wife and four email children In tho bitterest poverty This la tho second time that Mrs Sohulze has eloped during tho past month As a proof of tbo sulking supervision of the education ot children In this city I may bo mentioned that at the present time according to statistics only twenty children under the age at which they nro bound to be at school are at present employed in Berlin factories and oven these aro receiving throe hours tuition a day At tho International wolssbeor contest held here the Chicago else boor was declared to b the bust In the world That beverage had hith erto been coustdoied a sredalty of tho Prus sian capital and known throughout the coun try as Berliner WOBS beer Now tbo mantle falls upon Chicago Herr Goring I watchmaker and tho oldest Inhabitant of Hamburg died thero yesterday In his lOCth yoar He had nerved at a soldier In the Ironch army under the first Napoleon and mado ho campaign to Moscow from which ha was ono of the few t return homo eufo and sound jus IjtKzxx foaeiroaiAK ovrra TOO Air Leugiam Think She He Re eon to Believe Her lIuBbund ha Deert Mr rtobocca Langeam reported at Police Headquarters last night that her husband Bernard had been mUsing since a week rgo last Saturday Ho was a passcmnnterlo maker and had a shop of his own at 105 Elm street His wife bollovos that ho has eloped with Miss Betty Kerchbolmtr who was the forewoman in his sbon He also took about 120 with him she bays leaving her and their two chil dren destitute Mm Laugsam said she married Langsam fIve yoats ago against her parents wishes They veat to live in a tat nt I5U Last Eighty seventh streot They hUN two children tno ouuuettonly three months old Her uuHband madit tiW a week Hu constantly abused her phu said anc she led a miserable life alc Ile Last summer Liingsnui went to Kuropo on biiHinoH On Ins way back he met Mlm hitch helmor and somo time alter hor arrival boro ba made her forewoman of his shop rJho U I only ID years old Laugnam tooL his fore Oln out frouuontly hU wife says Tao be his wife ami the children wes ago sent wl tie clidren to liurvillo JU I Ho came to BOO her once trove her J8 and sid be would como again 011 Ibo following tdnue Saturday Hho has not teen him Last Tuesday morning Mrs Langsam came homo nnd found everything In disorder All Let good clothes aud jewelry were missing bhehunloJ down to the thop and found toe Pace clod Ono of the workmen was un the sldewitlk lie told hor Dint on the I protons batunlay Langam had sent alt his employees home nt noon tolling theta they could have a hull holiday hon they canoe to wuik on Monday Ibo placo was locked up Mrs Lang sam had the shop 01 cued and hound that everything had been removed excupt n low Moitlilesa articles Kcattured around tha but floor were ucrapi of letter which site put to gather They evidently had bean written by her husband 10 his motty forewoman xMrn I lnDcsnui leainel at Miss hlrohholmers DoarJIng houee 211 Kant Nlnetliith street that iha too had not ben seen since the buturday before W lon sho went mvay she told several of her friends that she was going to bo married I ler a man nmiied ilrrnard Kunfiiiun Mrs LaDIUD lid she had learned that her hUb

band bad bought S 300 worth of diamonds from n Canul street jowallor which ho didnt rny for bho was cnmpullod lo Btll her lurnliuro unit bIle U I now living with her parents at lJ2 btau tort strut I turrlod tutU n BIllo on u Pilot William I Dunkloy of Morris Dock who for tho last eighteen yearn had been employed by Vim Tauscll Is Kearney ns an auctioneer was struck and instantly killed by a northbound passenger train ou ibo I Central road while crossing tbe tracks between Morris Dock and Fordhnm Heights about I P M on Saturday Mr Dunkloy had been crabbing with his sort William A on a float just above Morris Dock Ho sot out to return alone and as ho was crossing the Central track his attention was attracted by a train on Ibo Northern road whose tracks are east of the Centrals and ho did not notice the approach of tho Central train which was running at high speed After tile train hud Btruck Mr Dunkley ft ran nearly half a milt Mr ImnLleyn son followed It and llllpd the dead body of his father from the pilot Mr Dunkley was In Jus Slit year lie wns born In Northampton lnglnnd and came to this city forty year ago lor a number uf vvutf he wiu engaged In poolselling with KellyAIIIMsiaiorU W Barltley nnd other oldtlmerfl but when that btislnusi was Indo Illegal he weut Into business wlU Van TaxxoU A horsemen Houruoy lie waa widely known among Jlepnrtee by Mh licrrlcnn lattice UeUehon reoognlted Kitty Kerrlgin when the wa arraigned before blot In Ibe Yorkrllle reins Court yeeierday U bat are yon doing for a tiring now Kilty h 1 4 Whltewaihlnr replied Kitty I Wbllewaeuliig what aik dlhe Jostle A ton of coal If I can get It replied Klllr I antrtly t I dont HT anywhire and i travel around nT bad cent IU there uov Ttie i eople lu tbe court room laughed and the Jostle sstdi t mmUied lu r cf aww lull lor good Ib bailor Junltor Unlike Half HafTotnUd William Pink aielitant Janitor of the lloboken City Da failed to properly torn off lbs I a lu bU room when be retired nn Baturday night Yeeterder morn Ing be we found half inffo ated and was cant to bl Marye UoeplUl IIU thought tbat be cannot recover Three Limited Triune The Key York Central Lu In addition to it ruiatai bl II MU spr r tht iseunotieutiy silulppd lluitt4 I teethe tout 111 nn dy II lb uJ tlluWI tsUJ 11 Cllcago 14101usd ysachie Lbtcago 1010 01 Apt illf lfu I fJr11 rsebtii5QieuiniatI711A It and II Lvtiisdlur i lust dayui sates Iro O iLls traini 4 I Notb Shore LIlk4 rablal Itrol DI VIIO 4 J ClloGIW 11 sass day 41 J r gnIrsl tiaIal I Ya C etatisO etUIhi 5555 V t t Jl IUa el Jrl I A i A J J L t Hufeljr Comfort and Hpaeet This great rei littee r fatty net on tbe floral Blue lie opvraled batween MW York Iblladelfchla lialilmore suid tvaikli Jglon by Ibe Jereey Central Heading and I and u Tbe road U double tracked Ile entire leoiflli laid with liavy eteel rail 1 rock Il alL and Ibe coach parlor I and shaping car eqalpment I it tbe aaeit eer telt Alfiralne art veitlbelea Liald It llbl r I CfeleamMidUgbteIby HaUdli a itauen feet tt t w A ARE Til EY TRAIN WRECKERS f ionK nnmt AXD LON tiitLitn vsnsn jtRKKST AT dlJNr Trncklait nasty of Four or Five Mn Who Lull HohodncU on the Might of the Wreck Una Outs or Them ConfeMeJI ALDANT Bent 7Evor since tbo wreck at Slants Landing on the Central Hudson road I the regular detectives of tho company and the best of Plnkorton men have been following up the most Important clew they have had which was the departure of four or ave railroad men on the night of the wreck from the little sta tion of Bahodaolc on the Boston and Albany Ilnilroad which In this section runs within a few miles of tho Central Hudson The detec tives woro unable to get information DS to tbo Identity ot any of the party except J J Reed a freight brakeman Hoed was not to be found at his home In East Albany o In this city whom his father family reside The do Uctlvea finally located him at Hudson where between 2 and 3 oclock this morning be was arrested In a womans houso by Detective Umphrey need IK said to have exclaimed as tho detective laid hands on him with You are wanted What for For that lob up the river Whos squealed 1 But this of course Is the detectives version I flood was concerned In the job tbo chances are that after fixing tho death trap on Thurs day night ho struok across country with his companion took tho first tinln on tho Boston and Albany going east left it at Chatham nnd wont down to Hudson on the first train In the morning ovor the Hudson and Chatham branch of the Hudson lllvor Railroad Whether his companions wont with him or scattered In other directions Is not known as tho detectives have low clues Superintendent lllosoll whon naked tonight I ho could give some facts concerning tho arrest replied that while ho knew of It ho would refuse positively to say anything about It tonight Capt Bob Pinkerton smiled when ho was In terrogated and plaintively remarked I did not arrest him Then ho continued Ho was not arrested by my men and I I know all about it I cannot say a word tonight concern Ing It It Is understood thatthe reticence of tho rail road officials Is due to the fact that several mon hero and In East Albany are being shad owed and It II not deemed best to nlarm them District Master Workman Lee declared that I flood was a K of L ho was not I striker and his nbionce from work was probably due to his taking a few days vacation Information obtained later this evening Is to the elTect that hood was arrested by Detective Dryaut and a patrolman of the Hudson forco In tho room of a girl he habitually visited at Hudson He was brought to this city early this morning ana has boon kept concealed all day for tho purpose of securing a confession from him The officers seem to have fceon suc cessful lu this for tonight Lon Miller who lives on the Now Itoad East Greenbuih a short distance from the scene of the wrockwas nrrestod Reed Is commonly called York lleeJ ibis 33 yearn old and boarded at Thomas Dumass on Broadway Green bush up to tbo day of the wreck sInce which time fce has not been seen about the lllage Ha Is I notwithstanding the assertions of the K of 1 londois to tho contrary a Knight of Labor anti was one who went out on tho strike A misplaced snitch near the upper bridge again throw two frlosht trains together on one track late this afternoon Both engines were sent to the repair shop nnd three broken cars block the track at almost the Identical placa whore a train and engine came together on Saturday and whore theo was a derailment earlier In the week TUB ESPKKSSX TliniE ACCinEHTS The Last IVam the Colllilna Bt Hoath Nor M oik The Iloiinnlonle Train Twice lilt NoBWAtir Sept 7it appears that tbo rail road accident at South Norwalk last evening was the third that occurred to the oxpross on the snmo run Tho train left l Boston at noon by way of Ibo New England road and reached Hartford on tlmo nt 315 Passengers on tho train say that It was an hour late at South Norwalk because of two accidents Just below Hnrtlord a woman who was crossing the I tnik was HtrucK und killed and just below Marldon two men who were walking on tho mOi wlo wee track worn struck unit mortally Injured All three accidents occurred when the train was running at a reduced rate of speed The llounatonli train after It had dropped tho two cur damaged by the Boston express nud replaced thorn by two others had lost Its right of way 01 er the single traok of the Unn bury and Norwalk dhUion and when it hud gone less than four mllas on Its northern ttlp lone run upon a switch at the fair grounds to allow a mlxod train to pass down fho grade belo Is ery heavy and tho mli d train of seven or err freight cars with a passenger car Ut the roar came nlong a a blkh ruin or steed Thus freight cars astd tho switch all right but tho wheels 01 the roar truck of the ItiSBunKer car took the rails on tho elding and

the cur crashed against the locomotive of the northbound train breaking away the light iron work the steam cylinder und the niroom prosaor The pasBoncer car escaped with small dam age A braleman on the rear platform was thrown tn Uio ground rocehlng severe in juries The fro In In cur woiu drawn to SJOLIU nurwalk Jhe passenger car ant the passen ger trulu waited fllenier looomotho could be Bunt from Uanliury when trial wore taken to the northern terminus of the road norlnn roa Knocked Him Down nnd Mo lpeil Him SPOKANE ALL Sept 7Jobn Wolverllne section foreman on the Northern Pacific was knocked down and scalped by two drunken In dines near Hope a few miles from Spokane FiilU last evening Wolvorlino was walking on tho track near the station when ho was met by two Indians one of whom ho recognized HS two Uoure Tho Indian seemed considera bly umlor the influence of Ilijuor anti olvtr line turned aslue to allow them 10 pass They stopped him and asked him for liquor lie J ropllud that be had none John Dear then btruck him a blow over the head with I flub knocking him senseless When cub covered consclouene8S homo time afterward ho

lou h8 scalp missing lie managed to crawl to a tiuloon some dlstauco away whore he wits cared for Wolvorllnos condition is conBldered ciltlcal Tho Indians escaped Didnt Do Her Dt Mo FUlty o 54J Tenth aynu told JuUot IG tlkhou In the VorkvlUe relic Court r tldr than btr ntllhbor UiiriiU McCormtck badabused and assaulted him Sh exblUttd her hd wblcb vi dun uplalliit M Iou Mn UoCorm ck sold that r Elitist Led Logan the Atvitull by nitackltu her moral obarao t4r In UK treouie uc tier I bUlbul t It Cr Juim younu uiupct luiugln the turut Clod site uil uud li wick J Cur litr lu irr Iu rout b twcuui Burr Jutif I wily UUYO her cu little ikilt ivlda stIck It 1a a don iiio ben ibi vtoulanl no b twa bln ror trial tl Wouldnt do Under Oath At Jeffenon Xturket yenerilijr policeman Robert cbirjeil Ueort Van bobltabarleuiler In Joseph yiuner 17ililooD 3W I lililb aviuue wilt Tlolailoaotlbe Kx die law ilobtrie tM that Vat PoliUn wae tttblud tie bar and tbat ai be eottrel a young man dodged under th bAr ills bartender said that ibe loan was a ptoiubr Count a Lrultu pipe Justice Ullelllr J Dot rlumbir f r tiiinerly tinder uatli rt aiked him If be lisd ini tot a number lonerir tainmeredouttbaf Wrd lie badul and Juitlce Ullelily beld Van Uobltn Her racket Picked ml la In liarrett of lin west fourteenth street attended mass at t Wrench Xavier In Weil feUleeoih etreel yatadsy tnmnlnr and sat lii the usia pew with Ann t t lN ff II 1 haVailfl637afsOiii Ag Mn liarient was isvteg t Ih church sh lId br pookecbooi contalnict SI t 1 I ci raustO Alto Kavausib cootlllu the womaire pocket wee found III In iwo new itIi which Mre UarreitlaeDtlne4 es fin Aim wan held lo 11000 aM II 4111 Jeflerion Market rr Baa COERCED TOE FAIHIEK n Ve Not Anxlonie to Marry bat Tbe Girl Was and tbe Ceremony Took FUcej Cnrcioo Sept 7Mr Thomas Downey ot Fond dn Lae Wit h the superintendent of the Poor Form of Fond du Lao county and also conducts the insane asylum lnn June ho thought h would oalnt the public buildings I I and hired I wandering painter named Adrian I A Mlllor to do the work Ulllor wan about 33 I years old very plain uneducated and Iiouch I Superintendent Downoy had a daughter Nora just 16 years old The girl used to stand and Watch Miller as he daubed the yellow paint on tho side of tho big building Who looked at him 10 long that he became au Ideal palntor to her She wan usolfnlllod maiden nnd determined to possess the man at all ImzmrdB That was In June and ovary day sho gath ered a bouquet of roses for his yellow paint pot Ulllor was obdurate Ho saul ho uoior loved any ono In his life nnd did not hnvo time to look after tho preliminaries of matrimony The girl was only mad moro eager by hi In difference and pressed her null with remark able diplomacy Thorn was only ono mini In 1 tho woild for her and that Vut4 the painter I ror two months ho daubed paint on the hun o asylum and tluallr thn job W n ilnlxhod Then I thore came a sad parting Miller change his I clothes aud came to LvanMon whure Ito hud rilatlvi living Endearing epistles nllh u consln i postmark came every lay to tho painter Sunday Aug ill found him In 1oml hi Lax a church Alto girl was thoro vlth her mother unit ns the congioxatlon win towed In toned lotIon oho pnneil oler II note to Ibo palntor wItch ie iil t HR follows Vo must loaxo this place tnnlubt have a carriage under my window nt mlduiglr lot ii AlAflroT I SDo not fall under any clicumstnnco The pnlner wn bowllderml He hud not thought of getting mnrrlud but It lonkod us though there vuus no vny out of It At inlil nlght the carriage drovo out two mllii from frond du Lao to the Dovtnoy muntlon It BIOI red aud oru came out nith her grlnxmk The Green Bay train on the Norlhwesturn road was due Inn low rlllto Tho runaway anti her painter were there In thou nnd VUTO soon on their way to KvniiBion Conductor hid I Ire ton tboughthn noticed somethIng wrong for his two 1ond du Lac pa enenrii wore reading letters all night Karlv on Monday thoy reach ed CVln ton and flniply pnpt Into 10 Ave nue House going out again Inc tttklng n train for Chicago Nothing moro was known of them for twontrtour hours I must have boon onirn low minutes after the departure of the runaways from lt annton before a man with a red fncu nnd n mountain howitzer reached nbc town I was father Downey In search of MH nauahior Ho soon I found the baggage of Miller 111 tho dopo Mr Downoy n down on the bagcngo and waited for the npponianco of Mlllor Tho next tiny ho came and tho meeting bid lair to old In blood

shed when tho police Flopped In TIe nlliur ended l y Miller procuring n marriage license and calling on Justice George Kearney Mr and lrB Millar aro nt homo to their friends n 2524 Portland avenue lather Dow ney is alst at bOlo in Fond du Lia lA 1OIl l VTDA1l JtKNIGNS Ho Thinks n MluUIrr flticht Xot to Kr main Ton Lug In tine CIa Tho congregation of the Park Reformed Church Jersey CIty wore tteatcd to a surprise yesterday morning when they resumed ser vices after the summer vacation Tho pastor the It8v Dr J Hovrtinl Surdam soon aftor opening the services called Elder Baker to the platform and handing him a printed circular letter requested him to read It to tho lotor rluested 11m I congrega tion Mr linker upon scanning the paper saw that It was an nnnouncomont of Dr Suydama resignation The Elder hosltatod rslnatlon until Dr Huydam twicourgod him to proceed Then tho paper was road It was addressed to the congregation and it Bald that Dr Suydam after long ant careful thought and much prayer had ntfiolvid to sever bin connection with the church by I the end of Iobrunry next unless ho should bo called sooner to another Charge The congregation had received Intimation ol the pantor InteJilon ami thev could hardly wait until Ibo services woro ended to Ilnd out his reasons Scores gathered about the minis ter utter tho services were nvar and urged him to withdraw his resignation A firm refusal was the reply in each Instance To I Su re porter Dr biurdam said I liavo determined to resign bocauso the burdens attached to tho pastorate have bo c rue too heavy for mo to bear 1 will hll lioen twoutytno years the ptttor of the Park Church next March and It id not n good ihlnir II tnt a minister to outwear bin welcome Every minister uness ho be some Krel star will IIml that after n score or more yours many of hIs people although personally his frloudf will duBlte a change 1 wish to leo the Jriilc Church while I can do so nicely and to secure a nice suburban charge I potilblt Theo Las I been no trouble whatever although sonic of our people would like to sea lust winters 10 vhals continued all tho time Of course ibis I cann t to done nnd would not be desirable U t could I The Park Reformed Church Is ono of tho most wealthy In Jersey City Three years neo the congregation presented Dr fauydnm with uround a substantial the world purso and sent him on u trip I I siri3iiiio ron Linenxr JL Marine Tinder Guard Jluacrn Into the Wiener nt thn Navy Yard Henry Dixon Is a prlrnto of marine Is one I of tho guard of tie sloopofvrnr Enterprise I now a the navy yard Ho has simotlmts acted strangely aud on moro thin ono occasion dis obeyed orders It Is said simply because ho felt like II On Friday Inst ho absolutely re fused to dJ what ho was orderod to do by his superior officer For this ho was placed unde arrest and his ole reported to tho Navy DoJ pall lt JOt court martial Aftornord just at dusk on that day when going on iboro wIth I gupid ice 1 him betiiuLo away und ran toward time river Jut as lie was about to jump overboard bin guard recap tuned blm returned with him to thu ship and reported the case Tho axocutlto olikor or dared him to bn put In double Irons On Sat urday Dixon was again permitted to go ashore with a guard of three men lien ao was re turning to the shli ho bioko anuy ran to tho bulkhead and jumped Into Wnllabout Bay Vo swam around for about Ile mlnutos and then tiled to secrete hlrnuolt on cue 01 Ibo timbers under the utrliigplece of tho bulkhead Seeing a boat approach Ing him ho again jumiad Into Ibo voter but when the olllccr In tho boat threat ened to ohont Dixon stopped swimming away I and allowed himself to be taken Into the boat Ho wan nearly exhausted Ho shut his mouili I tight when asked why attempted to desert The opinion among some 01 illxons shin mate is that he ought not tQ hold fully respon sible for his conduct His deportment yester day wa either that of an Insane man or of ono assuming an appearance ot Insanity A report was made to tit medical officers ol the bhlp who will Question blm PJsrJ lJDY llSINTRnnBD Soneoa for Ilellrvlnpj bat nin Dealb ITUI Not Duo lo Accident HOSTOX Sept OA deBpatoh to tbs Globe from Fall lllvor says there Is a mystery con nected with Ibo death of George Pittsly of Freetown whoso body wad found In Taunton

Illver about I month ago near Perkily 1lttsly had boon to Taunton on I Saturday In Juno last became Intoxicated and on the way home abused his horee fur vhlh It la said exCity Marshal Junior E Beaver attempted to arrest him Pittsly bit Beaver with a stake and ran away This occurred near the river The next Wednesday I hubs body was found In tho river three miles further down The family 1 say tbeypaldtlio local undertaker to burr blin decently and accepted the general holier that he had been accidentally drowned Later they became Buiplolou and had the body dis interred ami an examination raveaieil I la said evidence of a wound on the head from a blunt weapon also the fact that the man had been burled n dod In a cheap plus coihhit the body being packed In lnd coln It IB also rumored that on the night preced I rlmor nlhl Log the finding of Pittsly body a cart was Been going down I lane leading J from the malu fn to Ute river and that the cart bore a HUP plclpuelooklng load A lietectlve la I at work 11010UI DOl ni retecye lt on the case A counsel and oxMayor Braler has been retained Did lie Throw a JLIcb ted JLaaipat Wiles 1r UezU ConnlS ot 17 Warren elreet Jersey CIty le In the ullt hospital la that cIty sudriny trout burns OD the face and brent b cud cbs yet the boriu bf the bUla ot allfbul lamp at her home early o lerdar mprnlnt lii entice learnid hOn Connlff aod Her husband William were quarrltIii whim she 81 an received be urns Tber arrested CooDllTon tU Lamp It la wit nl Wt I n A svntnisi ron socztTr Mr Dennrett Wed AlAIn Belor People IInr or III DlTorrp BALTIMORE Sept 7 William OSnlllvan Dompfclt tho former husband of Minnie Mills I the society actress has married Mrs Mario P Ilollidny a dashIng wldowot Hartord county Mr and Mrs Dnmpfolt bad been separated for Bomo time but until tho publication of the marriage notice this morning tho dhorco had been a scorer Mrs Hollyday Is tho daughtor of William 1 Trim bio who belongs to ono of tho oldoet nnd most aristocratic families In the Spite Since the death ot her husband about two tears ego Mrs llollydar linn toon ttvlna at tbo parental homestead at Kdgertou about twinty miles from the city on tbo Ililliiilolplila SI1 mlngton antI Baltimore Itnllroad Bet hue band illsnppoarod suddenly amid n few days afterward his body was washed nnhoro In tIme harbor It wan never found out whether it wan an accidental death or a suicide The acittaintanco between Mr Itomplolt and Tilts Hollyday was only of one weeks stand ing They had met nt the homo of an elocu tionist nnd becnmo ennrncrod of each other When Mr Trlmblo heard of the state of nlTalra ho declared that ha would shoot Uompfolt If ho stipisatel on his claop The arrnngaments for the elopement were then quietly made uniltho pair slipped off to Wnshtnzion nlicio they were married on Friday They canto back to llulllmoro on Haturdiiy aunt took thn boat for Mr Deiupfelts quiet farm on the eastern shore CALIFOlltilAS CltrJIIIlATIO Peetlvitte In Honor or the fortieth Anal Ternary of Iter HlnlphooJ BAN FIUNCIBCO Eept 7TIn cclohratlon of the fortieth anniversary of the admlsion Into tho Union of thin State ot California In now In progress In thhclty Too celebration Is being hold under the auspices of tlio Katlvo Sons of tile Ooldon Wost an order rrmponed of native born Californians rite city Is elaborately orated There Is hnnlly a building In the busi ness portion ot the city particularly on Mar ket Kent nay and Montgomery streets which doc not boar porno marks of the occasion and some of tim largo business houses nro covered with Ilaga and bunting and with paintings illustrating the scenes anti Incidents In this curly hIstory of the State Flags and banners of every description aro stretched across the principal Street The celebration of ndmlRslon day proper will not occur until tuesday hut the holiday fea eon was opened lat night by a torchlight pro cession there were probably over lOOUUO peoplo on Market Kearney and Moutgomei y streets anti In the uolghborhood of IuIon Baunro whore an open ulrconcort and display of llreworkx were gIctn Time celebration vlll continue several days and besides the parndc will oonslntof an In dustrial oxbltiltlon ut Mechanics Pavilion and concerts bulls and literary exercises IvrRsrw4 JN0 imxnits COXDVCT lie Cnn Never tO Kiip rlnfcndent of the Uriihnn A ylum Again A special meeting of the Board of Governors of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum In Brooklyn was held yostcrdav to reconsider the case of Adolph K nor tim superintendent who disap peared more tlrm a wool ago while a prollml nary Investigation of his conduct was In pro gress The charges Included Improprieties with porno of the girls of the asylum The In vestigation yesterday failed to prove anything against him moro grave than Indiscreet lau puagn The Board of Managers ngreod that he was not a proper poreon t have charge of the institution and resolved not to reinstate him under any olrouiiiBtaueoe Nothing has been hoard of the missing man since ho took to fight but It Is rumored that be tae boon seen In Philadelphia Ills wife Is still the matron of the asylum but she has made arrangements to go to Oermauyina couple of WeP1c Sho cave she IB In completn Iguoranco of the whereabouts of her husband Lumen bud only u juintl amount of money with him when ho went nwuy and it Is not tiuo sho rays that ho drew uu Iroui the treasury Ills wife kept the accounts and their bankbook was madp out In her name Her hiisbnuds do purtura was so busty that ho left a diamond Mud and aouio other jenulry behind him JSOfCOTTED liLt Tliry Would Rnve cKliln to Do With a Man Who Innnllotl tbe Htnr nnd Uara KonpoLK Va Sept 7Thin death of R P Whooler hero last ncht was indirectly duo to arnKolutlon odoiod by him nt the Grand Army Convention at Petersburg last spring reflecting on tfio Confo leruto flag Up to that time ho was doing a good business and was very popu lar with time poople of Norfolk The icsolutlon he offered was in the shape of a petition to Congress to stop the manufacture of Ito Con federate flag which Wheeler termed a con temptlbto rag HU action aroused the naoplo here and infected Vheolcrs business to such un extent that niter some weeks bo publicly denied being retponiMblo for this reso lution Be even went so farm to appear In a Parade at the head of n detachment of Grand Army mu at the time of a Co u tod or ato cola bralon It was subsequently proven however that ho was tho author of the resolution and then the foellug uaalnft him beeume Inlunslfled Ills busino H u continued to go down and ho Bought toIlet lu ilrlnk To an otorlndulgence Is at tributed hilts death Vi under wim an oxUnion soldier and n cost ilepartmont cnmmandor ot titus Grand Army and u native of 2tow york TRACK LATJbO fIJV OVKDAT The Jelilah Ilnilroad Company Tries to Mleal a Marcb ou Jcriirr Cllr Tho Lehlgh Valley Itnllrond Company thouEbt to steal a march on Jersey City yester dly Early In the morning they put a gang of men to work to rrmko a connection between the freight depot In Pacific avenue and Grit fiths Iron Works on the bank of the Morris Canal about a mile distant Chief of Police alurplty heard of what was going on and Bnnt a stuad ot police to the econo When they got there tracks bail been laid across Hallldny and Van Horn streets The work Was stopped and two policemen remained on the ground all day The railroad company did not take the trouble to ask the city authorities for pormis Blou to make tlio connection It la not likely they would havo got it If thoy bad The con tioctlou would boa groat convenience and say log of inoDoy to the Iron works firm A TVelldreeaed Man Found Drowned A finelooking wolldrossed man lies dead at the Morguo In Brooklyn awaiting identifica tion Ho was found floating in the Mediter ranean dock on Saturday morning and had evidently boon lu the water only a few hours Ho Is not moro than 3D years old His hands are long anti thin and show no Blgns of hard work and iiln feet are email Ills height IB ft toot 10 Inches and his weight about Ion pounds His hair la dark and closely cut and ho has n liirgo military moustache llo has a strikingly strong face with a large straight nose nnd large dark ores He bad on a black coat audwuUtcoat black and brown striped trousers and gaiter shoes a lb I stand up collar und u fourlnhaud white silk tie A pair of gold nro glassed Mitt a magnifying glass were thin only articles found iu his pockets Hoornl lorouufiu bcurcb of misang relative Visited thins MOILUO ODiorduy but tailed to identify him DeoldMl hut the lloit Wee Mud LOWFLI Hopt 7A report has been pub lished horo that the physicians of the Pastuur Instltuto lu Now York hae dotermlnod that a dog which bit several poreont hero about two months ago was suffering from tables The head yf the dog wan gent to the Institute for eierlmont Aiming thobo bitten was Mrc Arthur Whitney wife of the wellknown bill pluior Mm nnd another parson who was lit ton by the dog bavu for seine time boon under treatment ul the Inutltuto iliilin Cliui umu rlulctdc PATrjisos Sept 7John Chapman nged 52 a saloon ktoper at 520 ivralgbt street com mitted suicide title Afternoon by hanging him sell in his barroom A combination of de bttucb and domestlu troubles was the cause Where Tceterdnyc Fire Were AU81uFullon Hilt tlirket etandt of A r W Uarlli 0 K Wllllame tllddltluu Caruiau a Co O W hclirlt Boberl Kurey and J O turning tenet damtie BHUUI 4 JO Ltnox arenoe aod loath elreit William Kinnye stable tin borne tilled dauaee tzcou ium l dug Second asses John Jjtn U ne bat store damage BIOI tiaO HI llubtrt fireei Jane Jeo ee boacdlng boise damage IuQ i HHil iajH Klril areas cuiuneT damaie Clot Btl Bni door or tit Hut laih Bu sir bcU sconpagi carnage I it 5 SHE VOULINI TAKE ADAItE A UATrnnvxK cuonvs ainr JUJW UtF ritz CKIUEVS Dared hr the Pearl or 1rkln flliint nndl Applnuriril hr K Ilrunkrn ConrnBlon Slut or n handy TUB Mho IVould linT Drowneil Nohodybut tUe imlml Cured Among tho pasroogarB on the Iron Steam boat Cejiheus from lonu Branch ycstordny morning WilMa llttlo party of men and women ot the IVnrl of Pcklti comic opera company They sat ou the upper dock tindor the shadow of the burgoo All had bcon drinking anti their convolution was noisy and Ireauontlr Interrupted by loud liuuthtcr There wore two women and ono of them talked moro and laughed louder than any ono else Situ was Lllllo Young n chorus girl who jolnod tho company two weeks ngo Site IB 28 roars old and has boon married but her bun band la not uround Sue tat between two minor actors of tho company und the three were evidently on tlio verge ot absolute In toxication The girls black hat wets cocked on ono el Jo and Limo rakish turn to the white feathers in It enhanced the reckless expres sion of her face Un her right Hat n maa named Jacob Same once a perambulating human sandwich wIth mi ndc itlBeuiunt on liii lack antI chest but now a professional giant n position which ho hoMs ciisllv agaInst nit corners bocaiiKO ho Is I lot t 0 Inches long Uu lam loft oat Ororgo Brnntng u Miinll actor the other members tho party worn Mr and Mr ebLi and tholr eoldonhalrud bali diiughter Wlioi the Cephous wan well out from shore and began to roll a i bit lIlllo oiiug consent to liiugh Her expression chnngcil from seriouS to 1 Hulemu and iroin I ulKinn to dvs airing rl I nallvsho raid fho was vcalck nmt roiirottecl having drunk so much AH tho plcknofH grow uimii bet shn mlngleil ultn liar plaInt of slot ness urluux nbsurMitlnnn ill on tlio misery ot tSlstulicu and of the lolly of her own life Him lonnud hoi head on hoi bund and looked out ooi the moving BOO Tuo bout was ofT lluy lOdge tint It uns toward halfpast 1 clock lo u notion to Iouiuilthuleldii she sold The gtnitt laughed boletorotitly l my don t you hu still Do you daro coo I the said getting on bar f oet00 ahead paid tim giant and Droning jolnliig in encouraging tier IhuintoxiealeJ girl mounted unsteadily to the guard rail ioat anti thou jumiird nvr the rail Utelf to the nnnow doct outside hue looked around at thin Uinghlng men und thaa rained her unnfl above her head anti laid the palms of her hands together Shall 1 goVBhosatd Tu tn Llllie sail the giant Let her co Ho rune mont his sent lilted his hut and bowed profoundly In an Instant the girl bud turned und had plunuod into the sea Tho glum laughed ns Ito bat down and lilnuompnu ion waved hits onus and shouted Mlurrulil The passengers on tholowordecki n flash 4 ot black gown bluck stockings und Uxlurd ties tipped with patent loather As soon as the cirl dlsniiiinred the Klunt turned to the Webb baby tied said a Did you sea tInt lady gooorboard S Thtiihlld began to rcouand wave Item hands j Uidnt see alto said lot another lady dolt doltThe party laughed and then turned to watch tlio clrl struggling In tluc Snub of tint stomtinuir m Thoy regai dod It us u huge joke and whoa 5 another imsHongor rxpres ed concern the giant rnmarkid Uhnuvvr mind Lllllo shell come out nil rlaht TIne alarm wins given and the boat was brought to as soon as posblblo But Mrs Young was now nearly n iguurtcr of a mile 4 astern hue was able to swinit a little anti wee suttalncd somewhat by her skirts but Imr f screams could be plainly heard und it wan evident that show as In four Cart 1lerce called away a boat and manned it with 3mb Bannolo i nd hurst Bulorts Xj onu expected thorn to roach the woman In time tosavo hot Fortunately time tug Senator P t Lliir was ustoin of the Copheus with n large tow him dropped tim tow nnd stoumoj for tho drowninu woman picked bar up aunt transferred her to the CfplieUH Tho Iron steamboat blrlirs bound for Lena Branch was passluc at tho limo of the loam i Many of lien paaenuzars paw the woman dive and all of tbmn watched the rescue There S was groat oxrltomont aboard tim CopieiiH but the mninbors ot the Pearl of Pukln patty were uncoucernod Mrs Young did not ceapo to scream whoa fhe was rescued fcbo kopt It up anti was Boon in violent hysterics AB soon IIH she wae taken aboard the l dihonp she was swathed la blankots which hid the wreak tine water had blade of ber black laco tires Her taco was moated and blue and drawn out of shape hot hair wits m btrlngK nina her hat was unythlnit but jaunty item friends noted the change la her npponrancii by remarks which did not lesson her h storlu Aa boon as the boat landed at Pier A the police were summoned and nn ambulance was railed The pollo took her ofl the boat and laid bar out on tim pier Ihoy detained the 4 giant and Ueorge Bruiting to ask thorn n few questions Presently the tall man said Is that nil V los replied the Sergeant of Police Then I guess woll go obtoived tho giant He and hit companion sauntered away leaving Mrs Young with not an acquaintance In tile gaping crowd which surrounded her Her hys teria was Increasing In violence i The ambulance arrived and took her to the Chambers Street Hospital It was two hours before uhe was calm and then she went to 4 bleep Mrs Young lives nt 353 East Seventeenth 2 street with her mother Mrs hems who bag been on the stage as a rifle shot and who baa also won prizes as u professional swimmer Mrn hems got news of her daughters esca pade at 4 oclock She at once started I for the hospital or nt least she Hold tho landlady Silo Iwas going there At 9 oclock last night she bad not succeeded in getting there Mrs Youngs only visItor was tine cym bait In the Pearl of Poklu orchestin Lbs cymbals Is n mlddlcacod ijerman lie paid her fair on the CophoUH yesterday but did not come himself until 11 later boat He at once called Ht the hospital and offered hits sympathy Mrs Young Is hold as a prlxoner Site and her mother came from San Francisco a few months ago Uleesed by XIUliop VlzBcr Tie new parochial school connected with Bt Lucre CatholIc Church at Drove amid FUletnth streets Jer e7 city was bltucd br lllihop Vtiser T nerdar II li of brick und u one or Its iincit school baildlnEe la too cIty It Hill be opened today The Weather Tbe Storm that was moving eastward from the Dakotua on Saturday bud lie centre over Lake Huperiof yesterday morning and latl night It was In Canada continuing lie cosine toward tho Bt Lawrence valley Ruin ell lu all the Statue In the orlhweit the upper 3 and lower lake region the Central illnlailppl end Ohio valleys tbs middle Atlantic State and the New England Sutea Illgb Winds preralled In Ihe lake re gloue and test night there were ludloatloue ot local itorme lu lbs upper part ot the lower lake region la 1 Canada and m the Mississippi and Ohio valleys The high prenure with cold weather reached the central Btatee the temperature railing from tIC to 20 tn all the States well ol the Mliiliilppl Hirer It reached the freeling Iolut In Wyoming and Montana and ell be low reeling at points further north FrCit occurred la about all Ibe Itorthwcel btatti north of Colorado and Nebraika It will be warmer In tie Kotthweit today ai another depressIon le forming In Washington and Oregon In the Ohio valley and lower lake reclene U was warmer the maximum temperature reaching Into the nlnMlce TIt edmajire of tie meld wave will create heavy local ralue and severe local itormi between the MIuatli cud the AtlantIs cu ut toCay lu the btates Jut eoulh of its lakia In thIn city tbe diy was generally fair this hIghest Government temperature na TI baSiL buinld lly averaged 7U per ceut i wlud treat the norlheait la enu blower and high latterly winds shiftIng to eoldci northwest wmdi are predicted for today with fair colder weather for tomorrow Tbe thermometer at 1errye pharmacy In the Sri building recorded tbe lemi eragro yeilerday at tel lowei lowTb Tbe thermometer at Terrre pharmacy In Tut Run building recorded Ihe temperature jeilerday ae tel lowe ihMv iM m l4O lenn a A M 7J 71 831 P H KI iite dAM II1 ti i 6M 77 15e u A U 7j I1 h M 7J 70 12 M lie Jfl 5 itt l use Avirue 1IM Average oil kejt T IMU jj e insi nice k rniii nrrnt A r x seurir For Maine Nw lUiugnhlre e mutt Muiachuiette Whole llland and CVmiotlcuc rlri warmer scent westerly wind roreattm Kiu lort nmin vimiileinli ant ft rifirnlr toi vj If ljii loci raini warmer ivuIV taiterty windS footer f vijay For the DUIrlol of Calnuibla Uaryland Delaware and Virginia fain followedln NaryUnd by light local ralnl varueri atBeaiterly indsi cooler Tueiday 1 rer waiters New Terk and weelero reuutrlraBla lecal ralnii warmer fellewtd ly cooler eooUiwuwxly wuttii soelcr Tuesday

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f l I TilE SUN MONDAY SELTIMBER8 tim NEWS OF THE MINING WOULD COaSTOCK fttAltMIULUKJlO tttittZIKn DT XUK HILL 4SI1 1181COIII1 A Bright OtteoktUrIhs Itlnln terIa at lb ninck ItlllnTh New CopptrMiu Tsr Dlatrltt In I Idnho Mnkcn Hantlim Bix Pnaxciiico Sent 1From tlmo to time during tis lMt two earl tbe manner In which ComRtock shareholder have boon robbed by tliemlno and mil combination has been ux I plained In Tun SUNS mining new from this t cltr and from Iralnla City The torLboUUn I liavo at last got their eyes open aDd organized an RBioclntlfil to obtain rrdrrss and stop the I stealing TIo Cnalrmnn ot their Fteciillvo Committee M W Fox has opened liostllltfaj by publicly charging thitt ts direcots ot the Ilaia k Norcros mine In frrudulent conspir acy with tie mill o neil hato utolen more than J2000000 In the past threo lours Mr Fox declares thru hu II I ready to show that al most the entire ComMock lias been plundered in the samu WAY and that the amount stolen trill toot up ova i S20COOOOO The strnllng has been dono In various wuy from falsifying tbo assay anil mil returns to bold theft of bullion tnthonlcht During tho past threo vars the Hale t Nor cross has been yielding oro assaying from 140 I t O per ten but the genuine ostaya have been withheld from the stockholder and the ore has boon mixed with barren ruck to le duce tha nvernce taluonnd at tbo nmo time increase tho number ot tons to be mlllod the mill getting so mucb per ton for handling oro The averao aluoof the oro has been about 751 ton but Ibo assay has boen reduced to ItO and tho mill returns to 120 Ore worth ovor 3000000 hl yielded to the company only a little ovor 1100000 and thousands of tons nt rock hava been crushed and milled at heavy loss to the company and profit l tbo mill When the ole Is crashed tho pulverized material Is run ovor aulckslhor which Is sup posed to rotnln the cold and allow tho rofnso to run off Into sluice boxes At the Halo b Korcross It was found that Ilia sluices were closed and the sodlinint allowed to settle and tbo romeo assayed JHO to the ton Uurlnc Its Investigations tho association dls coorol that tlo mill which crushed tho ores of the richest mines on tho ComMock ore controlled br n sicrot corporation Ibo ex j istence of which has been unknown to the imbllc Thu mill owners who are charged by 1ox with collusion with Ibo mine director are Senator John Jones Samuel Jono W8 llobart and Alvinzn llnyward I k i signifi c cant that while mlninc stock Is nlmost worth less not u share of the Combtock Mill Com panyfc stock U for sao Tho ring appear to bo complete Evan Williams Huperintendant of the mill Is man ager and thioellllhft owner 01 tho Bullion Ei change Bank of Carbon whaie tho bullion from the mines Is tiikec The cnthierot Ibo bank h I tjecretiiry of the L I nllod Stales Mint at Carson Williams Is 1 also the IOSECO of Got f btotensons mill which works thn bavnco ore J Is charged hi t th stockholders that tbo j IInt Is the storehouse lor the bullion taknu 1 liotn the mines and that Lvau Williams has I key to the Mint and tnkoi tlo bullion lliero at I midnight Tho Mint they say Is the screen Interposed between tho stolen bullion and the defrauded stockholder It has been ascer tained that Iftrso quantities of bullion linvo been taken secretly to the Mint at nluht and tim night watchman who carelessly mentioned tbnt fact has been uncharged for talking too much The fuels were reported to Secretary Win dom ard ho Ttni requested to Investigate tho matter and furnish I trmsiript of tho Mint Mr WIndom fd records to the nsboclalion r Wlndol rA tailed a personal irlend of the accused porn to make tlio Investigation and promised to for waid the transcript unIt lhatU I tho lat that baa bean baird from him The agent detailed t V Mr Wmdora spent nn hour In Carbon and the Investigation ol course was a Ireu to l 8 a bodr of py oro vw s truck in the t Hd V Noicroes iiiit tbu stoc wa not nil lu the hnndd nf the rlitir at that time Imaa wore liuild from tile drill holm tba mlnoi wdro iliiodiid nnd tho stock went down tl M cents n H aM 4ltor Isrytn l B Mu assessment the riot co Hipedtiti all the IUO aloII mil Was liumpuii out Ibo orlutendent reported Ibo IlnuiiB of I splnnilld 1 body nf or tts stock rant up to tlijmd the rlK unloaded j tit tnr people who bought the block itidu I net the dividends from the lino b dy ol ure in lievera w hei 111 Hit mine ileldol lJfii 1 tons of ire of im nerauo of j I2 AtM I got thiouch the Comstack mil It wil north onlv ttI i erton 1 Jjiirliietlnmamo nn nlh 1 IUUH aoO sold to tha Savauo Company whoa dliei tort are ttiu Ii i en who control mile it orcro for HJ5 a It ton ito I loot It8tib for the month was S 1 0 and tome of the tnt was 11 liivh UH f lu per l Ian Hut no asuy reporl TH mado un il Murch 1SH when 1 lulling baricu rock with the ole the aral had bvmi brought down to v The iTviideot nf tho company sot tOvn as says regularly for his prhnio Inlormntlon ihnbookftif I the company hOI ittinlyred I contain wldsuca noauli to back up I Ibo cnn suits und crln Itml a tions bgnn by the StocL lioliiersA sotl llnu alt It IA believed that the o mint icord sill htuw Million dopoilts mnde by mysterious Hi anger sunieleut to rucuunt lor a grrat deal of the stnlwu property I has been Btrited f o thy tlut oII tock Hsossinents UnirexctK I hidlvidoiiils 1 paid i but the Virginia I iti e COllf lotIIO ilntcnienl nnd prints il i l uremo show that the L ensmeuii to date 4gir ale fiiiTSlJJ aud the dlvldoiidi paid fool un JIWJjSTl I oliver Is i now orti 27 cont nn ounce more than und nt the of pr 1111 a niir 110lnd lt piesint rate ylod that iilmioeli I I IN Ion if I I inalntiiliifd forth

b tlw yeai will I Invioikio I llmruliiBii I tlio CoO nock output sin 1 dill 1 i Thu uiscountoii Kllvir juiH rot ihi umslok miners HUWuOi in the z last four luari t ITIMS TRIM KW 5trIIO Kitvitr C 1 S 51 I sept Conlderahle trim ire is now lein klpied front this olnt 110 I sit efnrt I bng ute to get n lowrr IrwI Iit mtu to tittilt t and itnMr o that Iron can keHlilnti d to Ihr htnutcrs tluie 1 I I OUT rile I iiljtahid tli ciui sllpn inti Irom ih a pliica will bt 10111 J in to CNJ tnilnh ihf 1 iron 11 Iiio I i 1 Uiiuil i countt is i ry donirablo I I I flu HIM In I I od I hi ihi ijt7i ut 11 I 1iio and 10 r i In prfo Ie I any ither Hiiind In the lirl 1 t m It fuipi r two 1lnlln I I ell rl om to it unt i ofHUT mr ton n d is nlmini on c ily true lriiiiiiindr liubl sul I stimcr Tlinr S Bow Imln lad nbout uin rot oi pU from Mnsinullu I MI Ilio I AIIHOII M tnt tie ut 1 Oliver 1 go an rildl 111 I wntui npily fi r tho smrl tir The mil ill s not lurntsh Water lOulh Jo LOri the iiiuliiT 011 l ana the dululency it i tn ba shiiMid trout u point iiurlju I mile down tlin fi 1 h i rrii eit 1 idaiu It will bo I numpeii I to IIJ I iuioitor thruuuli Ito plpo Una I I runll1 tucfc1 or ilm binciloris I clout 0tU iounds of ripprr Pr day I Thu j un pico iniuu I IlDos Altos Is proiluc intc ire cuouuh tn LICP th Ircnidii mli hero runnlnit Mil asH In the week Hoisting mo il C I n 1 vji I bi put in I nt tlii 3 mine thlmonth I i iiHrmii 1 tlni output 0 that ihu mill can b i n i nn full llinu it Miiniinoili fompnnjs mill Is bin rap y i tHihed tUvird roniiUtiOn and will bo in ii i iitiou llt innu h 1liu companys now itthIOoiIlftiihtflOllt shaft H I lu Ilvo feel of 2 Ore slit thu mulonk Is liiprotlng e Illo I A shipment ui ubout tlSOUii In high crndo t crt lm4 boin mad e Irl I i tlioAlhiiiiibraiuino at l Uluykhawk to ltil iigo 1 lie mine was recently oold to i nieno men for jliOiiuo In caiih and i tock The Hum piiiiucnt Is yet to be mad tome ot thn richust oie ever mined In this i comity has I iso tnkon oul of pockutx In this Bine 1 I He m of this plaro who has a Isaac at Dlackhawk has struck rich ore the extent of which tit I not yet known y J I Mlti bull bus uindo another good strike In the MnuiiiH district Tin tain Is aloiit two I toot I wide mid Ibo ore carries about tlilrtvllvo 01 CI or RIr 10 mite ton Until recently the 1 langu dIstrIct I nn hud ory little nttentlon It being the I rtteriil opinion umoug miners that no tooI miD e Wtiu tn be lound there i I Ihe outrun ttrtvahIrnl I hi tamn oJlul n tnIllo1 contenting the Ifmo MuuiHiun oistrlct yet within the pant thno months about ijOwjo have been taken out of one strike them which Is morn than tho camp produced for three years preloub to the k tim time strUo WSb land 1m r Jho lusi Chancw Mining Company of MUor Track lino punhascd n rll i ol the t liar Mln p tins Company of Lake Valley anti will put It up nnt Ilt asuQim ftb iiogklbla Tlm mill will In nroctiiil L near the ultra 10 that tlinr will IP I Iry little i xxt en e Incurrxd In gemming ore fiom the mil to Iho mill The company hint a iry larco ll body of ltv grade Ole Ii lll I I belj od that It tw Y i cal be still worked at I fair truth In nn ordInary Tlt main lead at Silver Creek known us a thaljueen lode II touch liver irfl titan the List haste tbs rro being w rib only from 1 fJ l jiir ron but rulli i mvlo a Denier V tin Ing pornlpr says ho Is convinced that the time IK I not far distant when the ore In the Iolon lode will to successfully and prolltably virked nun I tlio lap test moss of silver or t liMind In haw Mexico I telnw I Irom VIO to t let wldni ndBevrtil itillas lonit 1 would i I T elmpi lbl tn work thl ore In I small mill I ui n profit Thoro is iltuly i of water luar hue I had mil with 1 Inter null inn by water I lower and a tralnvvuy from tie fill to the wn UIICR so that Ihu ore could be trnunportvd al Blight cost U semi ore could ba world a a prom n pr northern part nl Heirs county is ad vonclna rwldly In the output of tbeniltits c 1 1 I sail normoia bM fair to bcora th adlna camp of Ihs county Tho production of silver Hiiro Is from vwO to f00ti per day Al tliough this nmonnt has been exceeded br the Mlver Mining Oomiany of Lake Vallerfor the PASt few wk while ore 8 bales taken pal Ich pocket It Is not Improbable that tbo output of the llcrmntn mattes for the Iar oi will b ale than that of cltbr Lake alley JIDlltol rnouRMs IK mn BLACK titus DrADwoon South Dakota Sept 2Never Piece the liomentako mine and tho other mines on the bl comprlslnc the tloinestako clout ciimmpiiced uioruilons bin the mining outlook lor the Iincl i I1I1U bien s bright HS It Is Jor the ten thiS mack I I ni proFcnt Ior tlo past years tie iiacI jilt I hl e bJ uu producer tn speiik nl ex cept the HoraoMakii but It Wllnl 0 look ns If ICloro the year closei hero will bo I half horn now pr ducln mnes added to tbo list Jh I hlorlnatlon works untnbllliej in Dead wool in perlnicnt with the liaut Mountain ore SF11 a Success beiond n doUbt slut ono niotliod I at least of tieutlng thoo roiraclory ere hut nlb n dUcovorvd tlgu Lendwood Cluorlnntlon oorka Uvmpnn wn reorganised 1 after Mr II JI I larks plant Mirnod doan and the stock of the Ooldnn loivnrd Mining Com I pany nnd tie Chlorination oraianr worn con tollduted Ibe company IA l now treating its own oro at tho rate of about 2 j tOOl mi day Absut fourteen teams nru con tantly engaged haul 1 lea Uouicn lt wirl ore to the plan Only one barrel Is used In the plant at pretnnt but three i i new one are on the way nnd ttiht bo put In al I I noon as hey l arrive Tho company wipocu to be able to reduce entyflvo tout n nay be I fnri long J 15 lx en nemonstrnted by this procotm that the refractory ores ot the Hills can be treated profitably at home and thru It is iirotlnble n work thorn lor tho gold alone lint DIP pyrltto Mnoltlnc process now In opoia Opl lon Jut hero clulius to save both gold and diver thus greittle increasing the oront of the ores here Is no doubt that tie pyrltlo smelting process Ili I the one used In this neighbor I hood owing to Us cheapness anti the fact that I Ii saves all the precious metal The plant 1 ni now Inopeiatlon Is I soon to bo enlarged und there Is talk Hint others will soon bo built In I view or theta toots and the further fact that three dlfleient syitemsot narrow gnuge railroads 10UiO roads aro rushing Into the lluby llnsln and i halt Mountain iniupa to haul the ore 10 lead i wood the aa4rtlon that thu outlook for the I l Hills la brighter than It line boon nt anytime since the HomoHtaku mines commenied ooera linn will not incredible I wil com tncredllie The HomaMake llnllrond Company Is sur I veying a narrnw iaimgo Inc vlniiulemi from I Wlillotall Gulch t connect with It Iladmont extension This Kalfua camp It 1 attracting u i good dual ot attention at present owing to the I met that nearly all the pyrlttc Iron ore used In I the smelling process N I produced In lialena I V e are iLlormod that the smelter pays tsWia I I ton lor the ore delivered at their plant It costs II for hauling lonvlng4 0 to pay for mining The cost of insporlntlon will bo 1orlntol I I rrdnced nt lost u Unit when the rilltonds ate I completed The asuny value of this ore Is about S 3 In gold nut S7 In silver which Is a 1 nice prollt for the nuioltlng company A party of prospectors are nt work In tho vi cinity of bundanco developing some liver and l cotter locations Jho discovery was made I somn time aso anti several nsnvB of what I mlcht be called am face or float rock gave such snlMactory returns that duvelopmont work I tens Immediately determined upon I nor WI Hcott of 1rlnceton College who I has nn expedition of students and profn sor I engaged In studying the formations ol the bad and Nebraska recently linde of toutli Dakota robrnsll I made I visit to this pan of tlio Llllli and spent a III dar looklll our the country confining I 1 ids Imiidrloj chiolly to the sutijoet of tin He eiptesixd himself as belt very much In I terosted He declined 10 express any opinion us to tb merits o i the tli lntore lB if the hilack Hills without fuller Inlormatlon than ho now I possesses nmuel Cushman of Deadwood wan recently l appoInted Ijcnn of the School ff Mints at Dapld I City bouth Dakota by tint Uoird of Kegontn Jhehohoolof Mines tins ont considerable to I I do with tbd development of the mines ot the i lllnck 1I11K particularly the Uu mines It was thtouiii that institution that tho tin Intoreta I vveru brought to the attention of In public i hit recently the school has nol been In 1 very I l IliiurlRhltig condition Mr Cushinan Is I grad mint of Broun University K L u pratlcal I l miler of nlderible exporlonco and i le ca riled as a good man for tbu pluce NEW LsTunrniSrS iw iDitto I 1 lOATioCirv Au 2D Thero is consMernblo tak both in Idiho and Montnua over tho buvon JJuvllncopimrsliver district I tim hat I ter Mate the oxcltcuioiit it running very high and the endgiatlon ot minors und prospectors will bo con ldornble i no mines are very wil er numerous mno and earn considerable silver i besides I very largo joi ooutnge of copper For years the vld Idaho pro i oi tors have known I that the Sovcn Devils country would yield 1m men o quantIties of corner vvhun developed nnd worked but their stories of tho great rich i i lies of Ibo country and extent oi the district l wiro too glowing to be believed To tell out I siders of mines two and tbreo hundred feet 1 wide wn to have all they said discredited yet I thnt was the truth I I One of the mines carries a vein of copper r for seventylive foot in width without n barren I streak i ne 01 the walls may not bo teachod I I and limo Indications are that U I hat not been tor on tIe surfaca It 1 Is pmniy visible for a width ot over 5111 foot It Is not at all strange I that such seemlnglv wild lories were discredit ed until verified by actual observation of compe tent nnd reliable exports Ibnt the yield f both copper und sllverot tblt great district will be IreM enormous when worked on the ground by smelter Is certain Many tlilni that It will I sut puss cither Jititteor Lendvllle aa amlclng I district Another rich chimney of gold ore hns been dlscovnred the Washington mine and the mill will crush on It until the uialu shaft roaches the 21 i 0fool level Lonxideiuble prospecting IH I going on nenr the Half iay i Iloiisn on Ibo Boise City road few weeks agn two or three veins carrying copper weie discovered With the illcot cry jf thIs metal which indicates Ihe nearness of silver sumo work wa dune and come rich silver ore Iou nil On finking I few fool rock asn Ing over 700 ounces per ion In silver was taken out bovrnl location have been made I mm thieve Is I no doubt that when I little better developed these mines U create some excite ment uinoiiu prosi ectors Tho belt i wile I 1 cr andean two be easily traced a distance of a mile A largo number of mining exports are In Bulse my with a view of going Into the neighboring camps tu search of dovoloied i gold and silver mines for companies they IOt represent blnco our admission as a State I J astern capital has been easier to Interest and it 11 now hoped ibul a trent deal of it will I bo I I developed in our mines bafoio travel Is Im peded in lie t untalns by snow i Time Harry Jr who ih developng the old t iioldeli Era 01110 on bumml Fiat calO to town I this owning nnd report that ho has reached tlor I fit chute lui which ho has been In search ant i thai ho Is I now gutting out some ore lie visited j the mines at hldora n new district discovered Just mil und Is I highly pleased with the pros I twctx Mr Dunn na a coin from oluht Inches to two leet In width that yield fabulously rich ore Oro from the same worked nt han per la 1 year uelded over LO OULeS silver per ton irtU llrown ate also develop I dPI hIll min 1 short dial in o soith of Mr liuim s They opett tu tOkE out oru lot shipment In too course of a tow week Ale J vvund rfgl Lody o ore In th Pioneer llw at vunrtlnr blitv toot In width Htlll bol ifiiuonn Ibis is I undouutodlytho largest un i lest Laylrg gold tulmi In Idaho TUCI i D Aug iv Southern Ariiona min i Inc Induitiy has Leen growing better during lliu last eighteen uionthN I p to Hint time It i p was almost 1upisillile to sol 1 mining claim lliouub It might show over a t much evidence I of ilclinoss borne ot the Inrce mince or All Ponn that have In thu past yielded fortunes to I their owneis are today in I state or activity solo of them apparently hnvlnu been slrlpied uf r the wealth they p SFcssud but while this Is I true steady devufopment has been pushod In I many camps and important sale hnve been I untie duilng this and last year and Arizona today can show ns many prosperous mining i rnmpH HS na lol it ulJau Tue ol moInes of Tomb I stole the hllvitr King nnd tlio Vulture maybe nutnnpred anone the bygone bonanzas of the Territory hue TombHtoi 0 litmus which i created such n stir In mining rules ten p jeaift ago have not boon audonod uu worthless Wboo work was suspended I tlieie win good Ore lu the shafts hut the wuter IIIOIU having bu reached fuither work was InipossllJu In the absence of pumping machin ery of BulllcUnl cnpuclty J nt the unanimous opinion nf mining men having knowledge of Iho lormallon or Tombstone that when these mines are pumped out the camp will again be come proiiidious at In Its early days porou818 lars At the lupiuols district near Tombstone some splendid mines are being opened and tlmt camp given good promts of permanency I Washington Camp and linislinw tn southern Plma county proient quite 1 different appear I ance today from that of two years ago sPloar vYimlilnKtun tamp was only known oya few silver mines that bl8 not proved to b very valuable and Harrhaw uai looked upon ni en I relic oi inca good times Today Hurshaw Is tmes ohio with active miners who are all thin well There in a twentyton mIl In operation and bullion U I shipped from there every week nod eek1lod there are four or live other mines tbero giving employment to lit or hUh map The recent starting the smelter In Tucson will tTiahlu the owners of hundreds of mines to work them at u good prollt Tlieeaminus ore Iroll now unknown b CUUBO the ore Is low grade i nnd vvlll not pay the heavy freight rates to tho neatest rod notion works j I 1 Inn county tins by far the lrcest showing I In mines and mining op ratlons today Arl opralonl t nn I has the largest silver mine In tue vvosttlie sliver mine biting the Iteymert and the gold the now famous Mammoth on Ibo ban tan 1 Ifdroltlvor 1 1 1 he recent strike of Ynrnell Co In the I ulper mine nenr Stanton still maintains its I I I romisn 01 grvat wealth All the ground I I consequence has beau n plastered with loca I tion flotlces and prospectors are flocking In I i O M Clark hal returned item the Wir Gold jI made xperlipntr of property jl w MBWW an VAfVI IMJVU ran w I the mill which bo says protaiT satisfactory 1 He says that tIme al1 Is Irovl lnl sauesctor wel wlh Plenty of time In tlcht and that there Is water in abundance tu mali I a totty turapmtlK A J Itnteit Is I II torlylllflll tkul I 1Iey Out of a run of eIght ton of ore he cleaned up over 1600 In free jrold hO ore being recond class I his says lie thinks that tbe flrtcloss ore the vein of which Is I one foot wide will run from liOU to lWi er to Ho bus engaged addis S JtJ s tfscv I k T a J I tlonat belr and when he returns ba expect t I rn the mlflnl and dar expt I rmhth Crown point group of mine I Ten mile ennui of Walnut Orove in tbo Cst Creek dl ti let ar V among tbe mining propor time oa which steady work baa been pro nted with lost nattering rtisnlt dnilnc the past lh months mol nnd of Which little KM bean known I by our mining community These mines are the property of A O ItroJIe Oorire Merwln nnd ftobert Urow who ow In them with I roper handling ana development the mnk deelopnent bit of flrstclaas properties An ln r octlon today nrelcsM prp rles day will reidlly show nvlrtenc of untold wealth The cropplngs on th Crown total are hold and plainly traceable for GHM leer samples from which give an asiic value nf trial IO J21 In Ire gold while at depth of fifty feet In one nr the main bal the ore I retain tl tree milling iharactor and will l give a valuation otttiO nor toga SOB PASTOR tlAltltlCAUHn WT Tie nT Mr Elrtch Rrmnlim In HI Btnilr aSd There la o tonfllel i There was an expectation of trouble yester j day In St Matthews German Evangelical Lu her Church In Washington street Hobokon i I It wa said the llev Mr Klrloh the deposed pulpit palor vrould attempt to occupy Ibo nnd the triilees would prevent hln In order I to avoid any surprise or strategic movement i on the purl of the pastor the trustees had taken the precaution to barricade tho side door lead Ing from the pastoral residence to the church the Then concentrated their forces nt front door the only remaining way through I which the castor could gain access Mr Llrkh The service however remained In his study nero conducted by time Ituv Mr Itlchtor of llocheMer nod bore was disturbance I The trouble between Mr LI rich and his con grt Billion dates back several mouths When Io became i ator naveial ear ago he was i rnrrt leeRIO His vvllo died nbontthrro luaisauo i mind Mr flrlch niter n mine i rloil of mourn i Inc solettodnauccessiirtonor His second wife wits handsome mint I goal housekeeper r but I after a few month ol nodded Hie she became convinced for sonic roasou that shu was not tho rlgnt sort of woman to be I ministers wile hue ttiought lItie was not well enough edu cated to oiitoi Into her husbands work TUB BiiBo of tier iloflclencles lu hint rispuct 0 10r Iolcnd 111 lireved upon her mind Hint she linn ly resolved Ilel leave him Mr hlrlh sal his Intimate friend tried 0 psrsuiidn her in abandon her loaolutlons but sho remained firm and wenMo live olulol smut relative In iTOokhn Mr Elrlch mnde Iroijllt tit but Irultlcis efforts get her buck finally liovvvver he lot a divorce on lit ground of desertion and mnr rich again Ills tlSni wits was n divorced womnn The trustoea and many of the leading members or him congregation disapprove oi the pastors action In mnrrylnc n dlvorred woman alter being divorced himself and the feeling against him Small became strong that his roaln lion wits requested I Ho reiuscd to resign and appenlod to tho governing body of the char h In Hillndlphla Arunmentn on both sides were Heard and It was decided that Mr Llili I h bad not violated any law of Ibo church It vvim suggested however that under the circum stances the proper ihlug for him to do would bo to abandon the ministry Mr hlrich thought differently and announced his inteu lion ot remaining nt his post A meeting of I the congregation wa thin held mind n resolu I tion adopted formally dismissing him On balurday night the trust iH mot and approved of the resolution When Mr EirIch was notified of this bede dared that under his agreomont with the I trustees ho wo Ilititlod 10 ihrea P months no tice and be did not Irtend to vacate until the expiration or that time Hi engaged lawyers I HUlls A lleppenhelmer to take uharco of him case HerPenhlllmer church Y8l1tordlll acid I wns notitled that the trustees had approved of hu clients dismissal llm east mar get Into tho couith an Jlr Elrlch Intends to sue or his salary for tho three extra months unless It be paid voluntarily I MAG units AH mar MdnCU OprnlBK KerTteea In K Oermitn IatherBa Chore IB tone Island City Early yesterday morning the concregatlon of the German Lutheran Church of Long Inland I I City met In Jacob Millers liouo In Second and Jamaica avenues and headed by tho Rev I I Messrs Botim Koenlg and Bchoenfeld I marched to their new church In Pomeroy street Hymns were sung on the way As they I entered the church the organist caught up the strain on thus big pipe organ and a grand chorus filled the bnlldlng The dedicatory ser I vices were In German The Hev Mr ilohm of this city preached the sermon Tho lv r I I I Koonlg preached In the atternonn In Ibo evening the nowlr Instilled pastor of tile chuich Iho neT William Schoenteld preached In English Dinner was nerved to strangers mind Invited guests by the Ladles Aid boclety in the bocenent ot the church The building cost 1710 1 It N I of Gothic architecture and Is finished Inside In hard wood ritnlned glass Is I used In the windows On Ibo telling over tho pulpit Is a fresco en t I circling an oil painting of Jacobs Dream A thousandpound loll swlng ln the tower Tbo I auditorium will seat dtiO p rona ni d there is I room In tbeburdivy school for 700 children It I Ii t IO known on the Evangelical Herman Lutheran Trinity Church I tins ifiip WAffrs A nlYrmcp A Member ot the Avknry Park rollco Ac naril or Criitiltr ABBOBT PAHK Sept 7A sensation was caused here this afternoon by the fact becom ing public that Mrs Ella Kipp the wife of Charles E Kipp had begun suit against Mm for an absolute divorce upon charges of aban donment and cruelly Kipp in I t member of tbo I Anbury Park Police Department and has been In charge ol the licenses this season A few I days ago he was appointed penal constable tor the Anbury IarK Law and Order League by iov Abbutt nt the request uf the oillcers of the League About six weeks ago Lire Klpp ap I peared bolero the mewt ors or tIu bard of I CommlsMonora nf tile liorouuh and till tbo facts on which she based her suit ur a divorce I Ube members or the Board dropped the case wltnuut making a report so that the story did not icfteh the public I I I Klpps appointment nR n constable for the I I Law and Older League did not pleas the town I I i authorities and today they fieely elated the facts connected with the suit brought by Mrs I I Klpp for a divorce I Thecao will come un before the Chancellor I I In his chambers In Jersey CIty tomorrow miming at 10 oclock It promises to bo In I terestlcs i i Fullicr ritrffeni Mnr lie Arrr lrd Todar I An order of arrest In Ibo case of the Iter Father Aloyslus Rtoiren of Voodhaven L L which was Issued n few days ago by Justice i Pratt of the Burremo Court In iirooklyn has I not yet been executed It van obtained by I Henry Carrns who hat begun a suit against I Father iMelTens for the 1I1II alienation of his wiles aft clion blncu the suit was begun I i Lisbon Loughllii baa confrrrcd with Fotner j titoffvns aol the latter It U I understood not I lndgniintydnles all thonccuautiona but 1 propoes t have the persons iesiuntbio for thorn Indicted by the Cinud Jury of Jucvns lounty Ills lormlll arrest vvlll probably IIIKU plncu today Dull vtlll bolutiilshed Ha olll elated yesterday at tie Uoodlmven church Quarrelling Over the JKIclit lo Make IIqaor Melxur v VATKBVHM Me Sept 7 Duputy BhrlfT Pollard of Winslow and City Marshal Hunker of Wutorvllle have been at swords points for two yeais over the question ns to which officer should make llqitorsolzurea tlilsclty About a year ago they came to blows Yesterday they had another meeting While the innrsual was libelling come contraband beer lie was set upon by a couple of Height handlers urged on by bherlfl 1oliard and was let BO only when Agent Hubbard Interfered ben ShorllT Pol lard started 10 enter the car the maielml pre vented him Ih Hlieilfr says however that I he does not mean to utve up the strugele I n I I Hleema Passenger Couplula I I Five steerage passengers on the steamship i I I Amsterdam of the NetherlandsAmerican line I complained to the Iiargo Ofllce authorities yesterday that they bad been Improperly I I treated on the voyage from Rotterdam They said that they received Insufficient food and that tile walr given to Hum was warm and not fit to drink They also accused tome of the ships iifllcers of Improper Inlluiaey with some of the female passengers Who were bet tor treated than anybody else In Ibo steernge Col Wber aid tie would not make the de tails public until ho bud given the NelLerlandu American line H chance to be heard I I No Evident DrEdwsrd81monwho took morphine on Aug 26 and cut both bill wrlsU bit left l forearm and both thighs with a penknife was able to lean Bellevue Honpltal yesterday Be was taken to Jefferson Market Tbo police report ed that they bad no evidence that be bad attempted to kill himself and be was die chaiced Died or Ulck I Th autopsy mad by Coroner Ututmtr la the rags of Tliomas Crowlty ot 2 KaU limit stowed that Crowlif died of ttauinatc paritoulili ibi mull of a kirk by Mrholu JOt Cr ly was auUiaat Janitor In ib asses la wItch tilts lived and mills Wa tcaiu k ttliavrd Crowlay was too rovrb in issue vlUk nitll cbU6t n In I Ibfir anllcalu the bolUlDf aaiaull44 fI1 am IaawLsermbt Ui win u arai oc4 at Ibt Inqiiitt cs near j Ii LIVE WASHINGTON TOPICS ran rnKaintatr HAtn TO HATK COY HKKTtin TO AX till It A tlltIIJON To Begin About Nov 1O cud S C nl Ur the For Dill mad Oikor Menr rlkarmnai Annor4 br Intermptlon WAJHHSOTOK Sept 7U II I Mated tonight on the authority of a Republican Senator that It Is understood between President Harrison and the headers tho Senate and House Ihnt an extra soslon of Congress will bo called t meet about Nov 10 It Is not alone the Force bill that is i regarded ns Important There are several otl or party measures Including n llenpportlnnment bill that the licpubllciins teal they must puss during thl Congress Koralof the Important blU Passed by tho Hou e will bo telL unnrtcd upon nt this sea filon under an ruipemont that they will be e acted Into law buioro the 4lh o March j next H Is the general opinion In bcth Houses I that this seitlon will certainly not ollllhe the piotent month Another day tins bon added by the Fennte to the limit llxod fur the debate on lbs Tariff till and In accordance with this arrangement Monday will bo dovoted to the consideration ot till sugar schedule In connection with lie I re ciprocity question speeches being limited to thlitv minute Votlngon nmoudmentn with out dnbnt will begin on Tuesday nnd continue until all are disrobed of When that w II bo cannot be stated with exnotncs for as long ns the 1 11I1 It bofore the Henala It will bo open to amendment lint when no mora nmondmonts remain to bo offered und the vote Is on the pn sng nf the bill sh I hour will bo given to general debate for the RepublIcan tienators Ingnlls and Aldrich and lor tlin Democrats Messrs McPherson and Carlisle And possibly Mr Yet will occupy this time The flnnl vote on the bill nlll not bo taken It is believed un til near the end of the week Ihp coiiforencn report on the Rlrer anti Barter hill which would have been alsposttl of on nturdriT bin Inr tho want of miuorum villi l 0 called up tomo row morning b Sou at rliye It Iscxtectod I hat It will ba agreed to with tint little If I 5 any uebate After the uniT bill IH I out uf the way tho confoiencd loport on lbs Lent Grnnl For felturo bill will tin taken up In accordance wlh the nniinuucemont male bv etinior Ilumb iiiii when It IB disposed of beuutor tnwyn will nsk for tho consideration of the AntiLottery bill IrorInll to previous n tlco by renntor iiry fnturdny will bo given to utnIIP on the Intolloprosintulho 1audnll of 1onnrytvmtnia I Irlct 01 Columbia businosi will probably occupy IbM nllfnll n of tlio Houe tomorrow tim luosday the irgttiFi cone te l cloitlon cneof lMngstonvs onaUe N to eI bacon I ld I rriil and 1 It will bo followed closoly by Ibo South Carolina i ontestcd case of Miller v hi Hon In both 01 tbon cason the lection Com inltteo propose to Feat thJ colored llopubllcim conUbtant Later lu the week the Approprl mittens Committee expects to call up tho Inat of the app opriatlcitu billsI t bo General DellclFnejr bill which has been materially amended br the Senate Senator Phorman Is a croat stickier for the oldtluio etlnuotto and courtesy of the Senate Nothlcu alle him creator annoyance than the I custom that hiss grown up of late sears of In terrnptlni Senators whon they ore speaking lor Ibo Mirpono of askIng IueIon and Inter I iodIne lemarkn Mr yiiemmn innnot become nccurtomcil tn this uuctlunllled habit and he Imn rot ntoJlr fln ort that tIn old nay Is the beat i lien ho ttrst becume afenntor fact I lone befoie when he wets n member of the iloiiBO U van au unhcnra ot thIng tor one I Penntor tn Intorruit another when ho was delivering n speech The Senate Is not I held In the sonic roeivueo tlmt It used to le however and the rouncest member of that I body biii no hesitation whatever now In taklnc any of his ancient collca uos oil tho I Hour br pointed iiuestlons and Interrui tlons Mr hlerniun rirelr makes a siooch without complainIng of me nineteenth century rude ness When bo got up to speak the other day Infarorot tantillan reciprocity ho appealed to his colleauues not Interrupt him Hesald I Mr iresldout I desire ou this occasion to ear RomothlnK In regard to the subject I i of reciprocity and I Intend unless drawn away from It by the fashionable mode ot Inter rogating Senators on the il or to cuntno myself rtttII IIoaoJ tf tot to tlmt subject entirely Notwithstanding this dignified and mallS I able request Messrs IteaEan lolph Ldmuuds Ulb nn lr e Hoar lisle Dawoa Mitchell Allen Cuilom anil Blair bad the temerity to do just exactly what Mr bherrnun asked them not to do Instead rebuking them lor this the Ohio benator who Is always polite and considerate nutlently answuroa all the quo tioub put tn him ana nubmluod goodnatured ly to all the Incrruptions Senator Edmunds has a habit of dictating to the Senate what It should do and should not do and is i wry much given to faultfinding when Senators disobey any of the small rulet I for the government ol the Senate ebambor I lie la nt times however very unmlndlul of his ouii behavior and repeatedly does things I which ho would quickly resent coming Irom any other Senator liurlng the U rat night I 6 8lon of the fconato on Tuesday Mr I J druunds fiom some cause or other wits In a lorr molly mood Ho spent much of his time In the cloak room In Ihely conversation and went mood out of the chamber Cnsiuntiy During the speech of Mr taco Mr Ldtnundn wnoso neat Is In the I front row of tho itot ubllcan side was SUr roundexl 1 by eovernl colleagues and together they mad so much iioiso with tnelr laughter and loud talking ns to attract general attention I lint create much dltordor II hen Mr Vance I finished his v ry intonsting speech Mr id I p muudtiin his rnsplmolce nod sneering man I I tier made the following little opeech which I 1 wa none the less Illtempered because It was delivered with an Icecold Vermont rniie I Mr f Iresldejit 1 believe the county of Dun romb U I still In the fttnto of orth Carolina I I have seine oberatlons to submit on this I ouoftloi tliat hut beAn so instructively rtis riibctd by my iriond from North Carolina but It Is rather lute and I accordingly mote I that the fconntt ndjourn Time Kviinto thereupon did adjourn for It I could neer ilecllni to do wimt Mr Edmunds tolls it to do uu ess Matthew Stxnloy Quay happens to desire It to do iouiolhtue also John W Foster Indiana formerly United States Minister to Hpnln fluid today that the report that tho Krnnlsli Mtislon hail been of fered him nnd that he would accxpt provided n reciprocity nrnun liuent to the TartS bill was lasfed was not t uo In tiny respect III coo slJercd himself t ormnnn tly out of cublla life lie was onltllltd in the timctlco of his profes sion nml thought tht It nni to his litireat not tu UOIt piiblk ofice it wa true that he took an alive Interest In promoting rtelro l l ty because ho buicvcd d IcIlY I with the ountrliib uontli of us producing pioilncs wo I did not raise m lar n MUiinllliMd would bo to lIe Intotext of die Inl I od ht tea At tho sumo time 1 he did not think It inn osinry that ho should take a part m Caroline out this policy I ct F1INIf1N lllrt HlAMIlXlt TlltiFTli ftuvtr II trr llx Him Afrculcd for ICrrelvluK tIme Hlotfn Grmn UTICA fccpt iDen el Weaver who wan shot by his mistress Fannie Weal er In Ibo Grand Cential station New York a low wooks ago I mind who has been living hero for some time with the noman was arrested this evening for I grand larceny and assault Ilia woman whose right name Fannie McCullough nnd whose homo Is nt Cornice N Y made a confession to the police today In which she said that In tho latter part of IBM when au Inmate of a disorderly house Rochester she stole u dia mond stud from a stranger nnd gate it to Weaver Bbi wan arrested lut was discharged for tacit of evidence bhw then went tn New I York with Weaver and there stole two din nioud stud lu the same manner one uf them from n theatrical innn Jhe theft occurred at a house tn West ThtriyQrst street She also centered that skis lind stolen SI 13 from a stranger Inn house lu West Foitlcth street Thudlamondi money she gae to Wna er she says and told hm how sIte timid procured I them One of the clones bus been recovered br the pollc The diamonds wore worln 710 Weaver was arraigned ou thechnrite ol grand larceny lie wise also charged with striking the woman It was thin which led her to co to the pollco station with her story rending further Imeitljatlon t cover wu held In iOu bonds aol I Iris woman was locked up Weaver Is a sort nf n former wellknown buulnosa man I and politician of this city Twenty Mlnnlrn 3luicln I Inspector Bvrues received on Saturday af ternoon from Chief of Police llarrlgun of St Louis a telegram reading Arrest for jara l Adrnph Pius ulHiutn H wilt call kicxpnuomc 10 itftii4w57 furS pukx ft mousy Detective Evanhoe went around to the United States Express Comranya office and got there about twenty minutes before PI ass cam In I Place took his arrest coolly and was remanded at Jefferson Market Court yesterday morning to await the arrival of an officer from tit Louis DHKBled by rile of Money I At oclock yesterday morning Special Offietr Mc Carthy of Mi ark caught an Italian boring hoist In tie dor of H M 5 J F Ctsmmlysmftira attJolDlnu Hi City Halt In Broad alrca It a ai Joitph otano one at a tana1 of latr r who dad bias Bald off In lbs 01ev ark officaon falardar atttrooon tile thought b I taw I ao much mosey that Ss th uf tl U worth chit I to treat in and SC lOWS of It Lit tie aay thai two siMBCtr iroi bnu drunk sad Mild Olin la Cu the Job Us U hd54 ue C 1 1f p 1 t xiv rzrAQOQrJ DKDIOATKD Oilb4A flrwS St Sb Ft tlde zet t Tlt Kltkrai Jp1oral The Congregation lIebron Ephratm and their frleod gathered In their handsome pew syna gogue In East 8lxty eTenth llre l next door to nn headquarter at the dedicatory eior cues yesterday The name Zlchron Kphralm Indicates that It It a memorial church for the hebrew tltlo mar bo trnn lntod To the Mem ory of Ivphrt I m TlieKrhralin Intended was rphrnlm Well a prominent merchant In Baitn Daden who never came to this country but whose son Jonas Uelt nf this city A pros perous dealer lu rash estate has given of his wealth to time building of the synagogue The membership U now nbout 100 nod In I composed or young and middlesRod Hebrews who live up town on the eafct fide The con gregation IK In one sense the remit of n spilt In tlio Fevontrsecond street synagogue of which the present rabbi of the Congregation 1rihrnlm the for Hr Bernard Dmchman n l preceptor In the Jewish Thooloalcal Hcmlnnrr i wits minister It Is snld that Dr DrAehman withdrew from the Seventysecond Mreet ron irrgntlon because there WAS a strong liberal flatly in tho church and that when he retired ho was followed by n good many believer In Jewish orthodoxy Thoso followers and oihero built thin new synagogue STKQOOUE or rita coNoniornoN ucnnox arnItAlU The building le In the main of terra cot ta trimmed with brown stone and Is In the Btzantlne etylo of architecture Al together the building and ground Is worth about 200000 The building will seat 1000 persons 150 mon on the floor and 450 women In the galleries which run along three sides of tho Interior In the osoment are rooms for a school for teaching the Jewish language laws ethics and history with throe sessions a weak The Interior Is In white and gold and the graceful lines of the exterior architecture being repeated Inside especially al out the Ark of tho Covenant the effect Is von pleating In front ot the ark and occupying nearly a third of the pace on the hoer are five tall slender standards of polished brasawork each with live KKSjeiH In thn mldt ot the brazen cnndlesticks sat the cantor the Hev i JublnRkr facing the ark and wearing a black skull can a black gown and a white silk tallth about his shoul ders ThoUev Mr Jublnskj came from Thorn jerinanv whore ho has been singer and llnbbl for ten sears to accept the place of ohasnn cantor to the congregation linn II Itrachman In gown cope and talltb stood at ono side of the ark mind thief Rabbi Jacob Joseph wonring alt rnoon dress and a tall silk bat sto i d on the other side rretldent Veil stood also wearing a high silk hat near the rabbi trotter was offered by the llov Dr Decry 8 Jacobs ot the Madison avenue congregation and Canton Lublnskr cnnnted in hebrew Open unto mo the gates of righteousness that I may ener through them to pralso the Lord while the choir joined with This Is the gate of the Lord Then appeared the trustees Emnnuel Arnsteln Leo Butter AM Kallschor Joseph LUenberg Max Cohen lustnve Karol ky lluphael Sturmnn and Charles Ilelier In evening dress imd wearing silk hats bearing down the aisle the five scrolls of the law In their arms big rolls coy ered with whlto silk and gild embroidered One scroll was the gift of Mrs Alexander After the scrolls of the law bad been deposited in the nrk Coroner Levy carrying a big crim Foil silk cushion on which shone a lnrn glided key mounted to the platiorm and In a speech presented it to 1resldent Well Mr Well re ceived It ant then proceeded to light the per petual light in the aik Mr nell spoke bnelly In German and then be trustees took the scrolls out of the uric Then the trustees inarched three times mound the Interior the cantor and the choir chanting As the pro cession passed men stretched their arms from their POWS to touch the scrolls as they wore carried paL Chief ItabbI Joseph addressed the congrega tion tn 1olish Hebrew Afternoon service was conducted by the llov D Han reader In the riftyuoventb street synagogue ilio dedica tion sermon wnn preached by tie Her Dr Hnbatlo Moral of Ihllndoli hut AssemblYman Joseph Dluniontbal delivered the oration Ur Cl llobormann made nn IdreS the cones crntlon sermon ens preached by liabbl Drach uinu the flow A II Metro ol tile 112lh street Iortngueso synagogue chautoa the ICPtu psalm and the closing prnrer was uttered by the hey Dr M Malsnor of the Fiftyseventh street temple The Hebrew congregation of Mount Zion completely filled their new church el Madison rtvenuo nnd IMth street yisterdny on ho oc casion of tlio dedication exercises It Is not a new building Imv ing been puiehasad from n Christian church and roflttea this sumner nt n coat of 211000 The llov Dr Jacob Jlnndo rabli 1 of tile congregation ottered i rayer and the Rev Dr Aaron else of the Congregation Ito let Hholeui preached the dedicatory ser mon Editor 1 V Solomon of the lltbrnn tamMri made an address and Rabbi Mandel preached Ifmivr lIeu for Chance Medley Felix Ilolnnd of 524 West Fortyseventh street mot a crowd at Klnth avenue and 1or tletli street curly un the morning of Aug 30 and asked them to drink with Llm They web William JKelly of 210 West Thirtyeighth street Kellys cousin Charlus Gcoige ncrlp Pe John Hosnn an oyster opener of 4G3 Wot Iortypecond street John Ilice alather ov fenih nveutin end John Orlni riBiecu lator of 410 Wert hlrtynlnth street lhy went into n cnloon near by amid Holland and Oeoigo got Into an altercatl Geltir vthdls tieorgoi broltiurlnlnw defended tin dilute The i arty ndjourned to tlio sldpwn where HolUnd was struck and fell Ills head hit thu curb und ho received injuries which cniiRpit lila death on Saturday night ieier surren dered himself to Detective ugner Ho said Holland had slruck at him anti be bad imMied Holland buck whereupon Holland tell cielor was taken toJefferoii Market lonrt yefiter day morning and held In default tlUOvO ball Aerated of Crlntlnul AMHauK Mrs Carrie Plesel 17 rears old was filling In her room at 5G Jackson street Sntuiduy at tcrnoon while her husband was out looking for work Juines Early 24 years old who lives on the same floor cans up ctir with a can of beer and seeing Mrs Ilesel alone In her room he entered bringing two glasses and the beer lie asked her to take n drink but ihe roiused Then Mrs Ilesel sa s kathy nsinulted hnr blue fainted anti when she mmo to she beirgad hlnitngo for more beer and prnmHcd nni to tell about the assault its I Hrr had lbieatene l to kill her nud her hlisbnud If she did As so n ns Lnriy got down ntnira rhe hurried out and eoucbt refuge In a neighbors house 1ollco mini Wiener urrehtod hnrly and at the Li sex Market Tnlire I curt e terdiiy Justice Hoguu reuiunded him for cxamluarlun IrolUeut ll rrliua Huuilny CUDFBOV BrriMis Pa Sept President ITnrrleon baa bad a very quiet and uneventful Sunday The storm which began soon after his arrival broke away this morning acid the day huts been all that could be declred Tho lev Dr llognrs ot I itlsburgh conducted the Episcopal service In the large parlor f the Mountain House this morning j lie President attended Mr Russell Harrison came Items last night arriving about midnight lie went to New York tonight It bus been the Inten tion to close the hotel here on the i0th Inn but should the warm weather continue the dale ot closing will be deterred A Hundafime Prvvanl Tn tuauUfuI picture Will They Cocient tA tart roaiuincent ttKrarlnr luiJt lueliii n raid copy otli url lnalalullD I by heel eiuuctm silO mar tiMi will txiflTun asmy Hf 10 tint tiimhiwfr if tires smaI luikitti ot Wat hiarch llni etnt picture r pr tmu e youuir isty l tui dlnr lu a muillul mom urrouuJ l by al thai U luiLlloci rirar a Ualf npdiad dior wliU ibt youD DMU her lover It isle la an adoluln room slunk ib conmit of liSt psrsmt rem iblr dsujbtsr In nmsrrlsje Ittuwtta I cccli la lx BprtcUua Ail your grossror three email iscksies of Was starch sac ctiala hue bcatUnl sat costly mktlin4dS ure CHRONIC ULCER OF LEG Among the mmr mihlesass rattlnc frnm ranrhlA material la the blood In con bag tL ClOdS Of the Cactus Blood Cure beeti raor mrV d than In h ehranlo ule rof theIst eoinmonlj known n iefrrtf i The chronic tls nAtO from HUM n cr 0 imply l1 tort nf Cameo l 11 rid f the hiioo H tms i te in tlm tuOl whica if T ind woult errntokliv Kurt in W0T5S cilia u secUre aim tohjsrss low end thelu rAces the ulcers lr nfA but ihty tt i not ramnve ttivcAiu mu 1 u I fiTitr H qiutun of n charm ttnit whelm the polmnou inM rlil seam in Appr filmier in anther ti rrr aim ecinn of lb Skill rr mm 1 for ale n tire iaruos as a asters nn plnratoff t rl1 or thtFf impnDHt SoW the cftniu bt moTinr there olotioni ra U tees Ihrnnfti tis Isturel l clitnn 0 rmore lie CullS of ih fit eiirie cal iliiitrr onihf trmniitlr it wit 5s north illS uliU of any sultrIer from ihw 1tease to writ or cull at our once for further p lt tlcHi r Th medicine tt for pas br drucitlnn cr will be lent spteoosle P14 nt receipt uf prlc i Lance Ills il hash Il tl ALVAB 1IHAZTUAN SmCIFIO CO ufllc u hall it hew York critrrinnt uf iFLANDRAUCO nsztT4 O70 HKOtJMi s juI iag ttlltt bUlW l Carriages or THE nr T lAM Ienrhsa uttrlotrlM i5mpns IVnvons rain V lirrtrr It iirlnln KnfH T Mill ll a ci slab i li p itbt inif i IxnilniHrttr a lliu lli linSismue lllnsm SYaain OlMHfi ICnettniTMr 4 ii p Illurtitn i ipr i Itttrkuwit tiiUlr tittrtnna HjOllfr Jhitclonis I llilpkhf i rl lttage nib Iioduiia lllinnil t Fci iVnpl Itriliy Ili Vton hceler tMcOna PflCrC iiottepa ltroiiyihnflSC15 htmtsen Tents FQHTJ itekisCd kmmam l thn tnn SONDAJD wans IhaetrnS Rett0atis ttrvtsvs fancy Trap Mi Inria iiiit 1a if i s tt AIT Cari floe a lm S titus i Art ililh let i riiatr i piit Citron O cn i art it Fx Catrlnltt KunatMiu CiflOtmtr ft A unt FaD Trader Clv J V n so nor noopM tt NOR i rAXV Et s 1111111 tttmEifl u CA5I vi I I HillALL USES up TIUlil 4Vrl it so IPKN AND WITH Tllli au III U l s I ii UK C tIlts htKiMM MStSIl SIViI A II II P i 8 1 TKUIKs slfOUI IIVK lliMl I III I LIVFRf W KIIIINH mil O il NTKY Cit r 1 n out JIAKli I1FST GOODS LUWKST IRlCns SiM mutt LALi jinalh ILAc1Nr 1VAOON ANI1 CARItl OKCOU 1si and 1VI Hiintl Oils Av QUARTERED OAK iotbint csn be lance hftmltotne than itv qouttre2 oak and sob trlr le nod calls liiicVUiirJ tiJ u II and ra Two whcerm to wt urn muckIng tn I ties PoSIes ilulftietl In the bftturnt scsI wi 5 a Ta ct to match iu klne an exi rtlliiE dnrthie M on M unrtmlr nttractlve nnuh teYllulaf I a slut u mannfaotarea at our work ID SyrAcuse HUT ot tb maker BRADLEY CO 14 Warren St For fall trade v have clv Ptook bBrr i roiA waconv surreys phaeiom ial n iei read curt Ito licit KOOIS lowest priest Call it snd for cnuiuraa SLALlNlj AOUN AMM AJtliKll I 7181 IVoowlrr ci i N AUrtllK A88ORTHIVT ut trios nnj 2 wainns all Sizes la suit All iiurpotc untiicU on band will t a oM on eair tvrmi ir requIred Can I seen on Sunday roe Nary ana Jobr onita slid list Atlantic ar HrooKlrn IIVNINEHM 1VAOONS 100 SC1V IfTsRa ONO ImAcit UKLlVhltV AtlllR ALL STTIKii rUILV WARHASTKI VV OK Mk M KAm KEBi BAVKMONBY WAUONB TAKEN IS XCIIAM1K IIU1 ON ACiON f II 314 HUDSON 8T gcnilcmic9 PQDEETR1AN OUTPtTB lllnttrltel cmaldriiM tra Hi WHITMAN 8ADOLB CO tie Cbamturi t A J1IIF tilsvertbleus ire Accept OOO Cheek and Stakes teed Vise ol II Chief of Police Ilnpror of Newark cot n let ter last week from 1ollco Captain WorMl of Wllllamsrxirt fa asking if Wllllnm alias George hail who was In jnll there for potty larceny nus wanted In Newark and stating that papers which wore found In the orlsonnra rockets disclosed that ho bad boon released from the Camden county jail by the agency ot a item of linseed crushers In Newark Hall Is n petty thief and on Indiscreet one for be has kont n diary of him travels through New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania Ono of tho entries in the dIary related to the manner In which bo sot out of troubln In Gloucester City Camden county and when Chief Hoopor beard of It bo called upon the firm referred to Ho learned that the firm had n trusted employee named George Hall and nearly a year ago he wont away without loar lui any explanation A month or two later one of the members ot the firm read in a couth Jersey taper that George Hall was In trouble In Gloucester City and at once wrote a letter asking If anything could bo dono to Be lieve hint An answer came signed by Georsa Hall and saying that bo had overindulged In liquor ansi been arrested for disorderly con duct He thought that nO would got him out of the scrape A hocic was sent to him and no more was heard about the matter for several weeks when George Hall entered the otllca ot the Newark firm und was surprised nt the chilly Bruetlcc accorded him 110 asked for anex plnnntlon and when reference was mode to his sou h Jersey serape ho said be had not been in Ooucestor City In his life but had just re turned from Texas and conld prove it lie established the truth of his assertion by let tars received from Texan and the firm was puzzled to know who bad been helped br the check The matter wan explained br Chief UopnerV dIsclosure but It Is not at all likely that the tMlllnmsport prisoner can he oun Ishod for acceitlnic the old so freely tendered to htm by the firm XT TTABXT A SVXCZDtt FOR KEEPS Tbe Victim Ktpt IIl ETC Open and Saw eels Neighbor Go Through HI Clotb fc Detective Sergeants COSBTOTO and Grady ot the Central Office arraIgned before Justice Hogan tit the Essox Market Police Court yes terday morning Frederick Jaeser a copper smith who for the past four week baa re aided at 160 Eldridqe street On the night ot Oct 20 1837 William Greet carpenter at tempted to commit suicide br shooting him self in the left breast at 117 Christie street Whore huts brother had kept a saloon which was then tbe property of Jaeger the latter havlne bought the business from him In the nCldavIt upon which the warrant for the arrest of Jaeeer was Issued tbe complainant swears that niter bo bad shot himself be loll to the floor Ills vest in the pocket ot which was a purse containing 170 was nn a chair In the loom bile bo was conscious and looking at J neger Jaeger took the money from the vest The prisoner bald that after Greet shot him self he took the money for fear the people at tho Chambers Street Hospital mlcht steal It He Intended to return It as soon as Greet got out of the hospital but unfortunately he paid It out for a blotters bill Then be went to Panama and thence Germany He returned to New York lour weeks ago and he Intended to give Greet hla 1170 with Interest In a few days when his mother will arrive from Ger many Justice hogan held him for examination to morrow In default of 1500 BlOAStlhT VIIKK CAVaaT AOADr Bctrmyed br a Friend to Whom ne Dent e Letter lor Jennie Grim MrDDLETOwn N Y Sept ErnestV Utter tbo story of whose bigamous and jailbreaklnc exploits has been told in THE fltrx Is again ia the Orange county jail at Goshon Utters second wife Is a pretty and respectable young woman living with her mother near this city and It will ba remembered that she assisted him In making his first escape Dy disguising hIm In the clothes she wore when visiting him la the jail here His second escape wan made on the nlcbt of Aug 3 last from Lbs jail at Goshon His two tail companions who escaped with him George 11 Cauldwoll a burglar and John W Hill a colored desperado are still at larjin biter owes his second cantors to hIs love for Jennie Orltfls and to the treachery of a friend here He found work about two wceits ago under the assumed name of Mnrrny as a brnkemiiti In place oi one of the Btrlkers In the Now iork Contra yards at Albany He wioto n letter to a supposed friend here cncloine one to Jennl Grltl In whleii ho Informed her of his whereabouts and processed constant affection for her Instead ol placing tOe note In Jannia hunts as ho nan instructed to do the Huppound friend turned the corrasnandcnco oioi to bherlll Johnson who went Albany jpsterdny and captured his man Utter trial tor bleiimy ti ill come on at the Uraneo County hurt of cessions which meets ou bopt 15 tile Olarn SuOrrateil A firs was discovered at 2 oclock yestor tiny morning In the apartments of Olef Erick son ou Ibo top floor of the threestory brick tenement 32H Atlnntlo avenue Brooklyn llrlckson and his rurally hail gone to Stamford on Friday and none of them bad returnee hCn the fire which rebutted in the loom of only fOi had icon extlnRuUhed Policeman Henley nf llm ConaroH street station discov ered H man lung on the floor alongside a bed iincotisclous lie artIst him down stnlru to the street but nil rlnrts to restore conscious IIOFS failed Dontb is suiiponnd to have re iiltcrl from sulfiiintlnii as tho fire did not reach thus holy The man was Idrntlllod as Silo Oinii a hn dlHh tnllor need 35 who bad been In ctmiire ol tlio nnarlmoiits In the absence of Jlr KrlcLsou and lilt ininlly Two Hvrloti Cnvr for Ur Glbler Two patients were admitted to the Pasteur Institute yesterday The first case was that cit n Hyeorold boy from Nebraska who had been blttnn by n wolf doe kept on his fathers ftirm to protect the cattle On Aug 10 the doe bit two cows nnd tlttn ran Into the stable and hit n calf The U tie day pulled the dog off and wa Itltttn on the nnn uitliln two weeks the two cows nnd lbs rail died und a little later the dog iiid exhlbitlnK symploms uf hydro tihobln The boy has been Inociilafed HU alice tins now so far ndancvd It being twenty eight days sInce hu was Linen that tie will be Ini diluted Hire tunes daily The second imtlent wni a young man from Norfolk who was lItton on Aiic ij by n mad doc J he don bit tbreo other ptifous btfuro ho was killed to llrfrnd Hlcllv Krpiitutlon The Italian fruit Importers of this city will bold a meeting in Tammany Hall next Thurs day to protest against the action of Consul Carroll nt Palermo Blilr in warning Ameri can against visiting Sicily on account of the nutnteruf bandits there Tlio 0inmitt up polntml tn aisle the nrossair arrankumen ama Messrs Mlnaldl Suitta Jlo sl ZIICCB Jler cadanto Oomrnlcl and l tti nutl ilnirpa Ilullau Kiibbrd Ancsr la ftft I Joan Hottou a m rchant tailor at 5w iSruaduat N re l murk liaitctnrobleil lists of cliiiirn sal twtlrr va aid at urarty CAl II 1 rooinad all lh ieSuil In ll antis if lii orltnul llo mm bat took tile meals al anottitr t uee llawulaSair York wbrl tn ontntal Hultl eland for lb itaton on Friday lla rtlarncd luunnlmanl wesloId thaibi Irook and f alu war In Ui lorac room of U houl WlnubtillIror ihtrn tb Taut which coolalud three salts of eloitUf mud Ui jwhry wu ialuli A GERMAN UAUTEST UOML IVnrtembercor Get Together ned Ct la brain Their National FeitlTol On Poptopbor 20 1821 King William ol WurlemberR gave n harvest festival to hit subjects A wooden monument ou which fruits and vegetables were nailed wa erected near Cannstadt and the peoplo danccd around this cionumont keeping UP the fostlvltlen for several days The festival bus been observed yearly since then and In 1SC2 number of New Yorkers who were natives ot WurtomUarc cot together and gave thn first festival ot tho kind on this side ot the Atlantic nt Joness Wood The twontyetghth annual harvest home fes tival ot the Cnnniladter Volksfest Veroin was began at Sulzora Harlem lllver Park yester day afternoon It will be continued today tomorrow and Sodnesdny Time soclote of Brooklyn Joraey lily and other placed wire represented although all theon societies hot teutlvahs In theIr ri Bi ctie cities this month Several thousand teopo wore present 1 lh afternoon progmmme Inoludod u sacred con cert at 2 oclock the proceeds of which will Le given tobt Jrrnnolss hospital At 4 oclock there was a procession to OIK fruit column and thin was followed by an nddrcsa ot welcome by Charles liuohler the President of tile society Titers was Ringing by the Miablnti Haoncer bund and the Harlem Maennercbor In the evening there were transparent mud dissolving Flows and an Illumination ol tho fruit column which seventy foot high with a platform ot Hbout six Hinaro feat on ton It wan covered with fruit and vototublp Honorary PreKldnut Julius Grnu lcoPrestdont Ihoodoro Merkt Secretaries A llothuiund and Kdtmad Itraendlo Treasurer John 1 flateror Sergeant atArms J Ulwnnger nnd standard lieiior George Oran with Proxtdent harlem Rneliler and several committee wore In attendance TUB 110VSK 01 ItlL Tf i Coroner Inqaent to Go On Ifeneerorth IBI lleeornt Farlor Th new Coroners office nt 124 Second ave nue will be open for business today Thn first Inquest la the building will be In the case Frank Mallascbltz who was stabbed In bed a few days ago Mr and Mrs Frank Walsh ore to be arraigned on suspicion of doing the stabbing In the afternoon there will he an inquest In the case of Harry Wrigley v hn wan poisoned In liellevuo Hospital by a blunder of Nurse L V Jayno Workmen were busy all day yesterday var nishing the long benches for tbe witnesses and the now railings and putting down carpets The court room Is undoubtedly the most gor geous publla ofllco In tbn city The Coroners hao tented the first floor and basement for SlaUOn roar The court room IB on the first floor which was formerly the parlor There are three room all very wide and tory liUti very ornately decorated with n cnnernl oli et of white aol gold 1olrpen tha fort nn the middle parlors mo fluted columns in gui i and white In the middle room witnesses will sit on louir wooden high backud nineties and loot toward the Coroner who will sit on a dais at the roar of the back parlor 1 bo jury will bo fenced In on the Coroner right hand Behind him will be n pier wines trimmed elaborately In the mlddlo room costly mirror iramed fancifully with oornias for brlcUbrnp and In the limit patlor wijuit Is tile oroners consultatl n room IB auotner big mirror that knocks tho spots oft the other The carpets are lUo velvet to tho real and thn chairs aroluxu lou ly upiolstercil Knry p thing will bii ready for biiMuoHH loiinr except the sign In Irom of the bciiii it will bo of the share ot n horse shoo mii will he over the pate nf the Iron I fenco Kadng to the raaln hull that house is M ry wlduaud may bo known from along distance by the densu green vine that covert Its entire front Ilenjnmln A linker Funeral At the funernl of Benjamin A Baker theists Assistant HrcreUry of tho Actors Fund which will take place trim the Church of the Trans figuration on Wednesday at 11 A M these gentlemen will act as pall bearers A M Palmer Edwin Booth Joseph Jefferson Louis Aldrich Lawrence Barrett Edward Harrlcnn Edwin Knowles W J Florence Frank W hanker J Wesley Rosenuuest CharloB W Thomas loscuh 1 Wheilock Joseph V hlmn non 1 F M nol ay Lie Voll hummer Dunltl Irolininn Ixlmuud 0 btanton Kdwin H lUre M W Hnuiey Antonio 1iwiir aud Joseph Ar thur Ilia ushers will ba illchani JlHnsiU E H Potlicrii Francis Wl onJnhn R 111 erd Lawrence Hanley Wilton Lnckaye Harold llusroll Josniili J Holland llowland buck stone D II Harklns and W J 1ercuson Fnnernl of TTIIIInm A Hrrac Tbo funeral of William A Rymo the late up rlftonilent of Postal Htntlon A was held rsterday afternoon from limo North Street Baptist Church on West Kioi nth street Largo delnsnllons from tho mail carrier the Lincoln Club thu Pioneer tort and trio Kn reka Musonlo Club attondml the services nlilch were conducted liy tile llov J J Jima nor The interment wan In Greenwood lr bymes haul been In tbopoRnl service for nearly thirty ycnrK Uo begun as n ttar carrier nnd rose to tint ofllco urlnUndont of tila Ion U and was ahuirtvard ttaiiblarrod Station A Ha vai M yearn uf u o lIlo Oiiml lei IVIIo Charles W Davis nf 310 East Ninth street was chat od sIll cruelty by his wile Annie oforo Hisuco hogan nt Ensox Markot Court jestordar Mrs Davis sail that her hit bond was a gambler and that Instead of prodding for her and hit little dauahtur lie tore her clothes oft and boat her lu u terrible ninner when slo roiused to give him money to getuble with JustIce Ilottan said Davis your wife Is a Indyett lently nnd her manner and appearance eatlil no th t you hnvu heartlessly and ulniniufiilly torture h MX montlih Imprlnnumv t mat ranks yU a llttlo more careful In Iho future Omtr tlit Vnnrn 11 J rMt IVIitlil laurlet Sutllran U tin Cs ii litlI b a lr ar old curred br iv mu u i p d i henry uut i i o a I i4 cItric rks on Saturday iitf t t a il a rfrrat e iuu auoucthi MOpien ot tba tiouta and wa rail VS taU dot n ruiz n rIO iuuiJ tb CCPS5 of Or lip1 rushed Into iba bees At yours llta lqb rUri soil Ii Lad jmmi arfli4 from Xonb Caro lr Ibai I it U bsmisvel h U it am man ubo ecnoiu Uvecmisaak fetlisrlesmu that asijbtuemiiec4 last MM U

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f r THE SUN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1890 B J SET AFIRE BY A CIGARETTE I wufAsINA2urR4T4 1 ArRUB WINDOW i Afl Her Clothe flirr Trm flair I F I pr Jlei Er WI flody tseotti h DIM AHer UdnIht IlRI II Avornijwomim WIth I her clothe and hair A J A rOln clme Iuloldnl omln to the open window of a trout Idre room ID the second torr of M Lexington trnt Inst evening Two men Due at 6 oclock Inlt nlnl len I iho were In tho house caught her as she ran I I Lm eI iira They rollod her up In a bed down JSuMd threw her Into the front parlor at their lelt where she wu rolled upon the Ooor teir thought that the flames were antil evonbody tbonlh Onme wer 10tl An imbalance Arrived and took hot to olL 13eIIafl HospiAl DelllO of rroTldence R TboCtI was Lizzie Drown IrTldlnee n nr stepfather It Is said Is ft ship carpen nil name li John Wilson nnd with Liz tr u mother Ito lives at 146 Donne street rvflTlJeDOO Just whon his stepdaughter came MKewYotk Is I not definitely known A year pdl to 1 hull nco whon 18 yonrs of ago sho was Udll hl t I house kept bY n Mrs Miller nt 40 1ington nonuo Hor NewTJorknamo was be Curtis Hhe hnJ big black eyes ftnd curt Jirk linlr A trnlnoil contralto voloo nod an cit llentcJucRtlou Invented hor with unusual tfwellwnc from Mr Millorfl eho wont to I i tlaco In Thirtyfirst Mreot Ibo n1O lived In Twentyseventh stroll nsnr Third nvonuo for n limo tint ubout six months tiro ibo wont hOI to Irovldcnco Upon hor return JO sun nnnouncoil to n friend hor Inten tion to Itart AD honest We Bho went t live ct ton tfaturday M Lwlnelon avenue on t After Iwnohoon yesterday eho went toiler room Afor Jim for tim street Ibo wns n In titorato cicarotto smoker averaging thlrtr fterMO n laY fgoretO5 Hue 1011 Vraoiin9e at Hellene that n young nan crho wa tn t llio room with hor hud oflorod yzan r rrmTtto flio refused It slin said but 110 r fi3ul rlrorot I si Ho I lot It fan I unit sot II ru to time onher lilftCK Jlonrloitn cloth dress Mitt In lirooks nf all Islington avenue mod tovlMt her but lio donlps Hint ho was the man bo wns In HIl t loom I with hor Ho and James war i whO JhPR at M were Ibo men who put ti lire out II8 won ns sho dlscovorea that I ite tr V 00 lre ho IU t tho wIndow iil 1 tlirowttg wido the Ibuttors lot In n Ihrowta hldl tort tlo lire ts line draul1 hlllI h r rOlmR Iln I UII 10 liar hliiItig Ora nronled 100Tle I Ut whon Iho 1lzll 1rl n nih ilnnimud tho door nnd ran Llzrl M lowed her down tlm ttnlrH nod WHS no doubt It f uitine to gain thn Hieot whon the mi n nugut her Tlie II ro nn tho bod clotbns nnd ilniloif iurtalns was put out by tho neighbor anil 1ollePiaen Mchooll anti Htolnbruek lirookH raid to a bus icnoitor Vhtiowo vcif wraipinc tho clrl In tno bod quilt I tliorjcht 1 wns tearing off her burning clfthes hit It MW nothing loss than hor lleb him n crntiniinlly cried lor water and groaned My conlnlolr havo I done to suffer Ilko this Whn iir houM 110 binned nllvo1 Thn she said 1 ihe wa till nfl i and wo found that hr Itocllnst wore a Inrnlne under Iho unlit Ito that wa bit of Miss brown clothing were mmn twisted corsot stools her gnltors ndnbl oIlier black stockings The flames bAd buint evirv part of her body from her nklm UP Bparlnc only bor pratt face liar nostrils worn ncorhed as If she had Inhaled bostrll On the way to tho hospital Bho confided to Duno liiiKhiv thn ambultnco surgeon her tr Illhor residence Bho lost conscious nOM In tho nosnlml at about 71 oclock and died at US 1 Mr llasbrouak declared that tho girl earned an honest living by type wilting and that sho a formerly employed In a Wosdrnj office officey M Gt1 ieN 20 niK cLKitar TIIk Tluerd Delter Kartfy Church Poli tic neo Thy Clrun the City D McOlrnn and the AntlPovortyltes had I bmrah last cvenlnc In Cooper Union on the n alon of his return from his western trip In leach of health When tho Doctor with I I rovo nnd healthy color on his cheeks flteppcd on the platform handkerchiefs floated up Irani nnd rolls of 11 bit erected him The Clergy and Corrnnt Politics wns the tnbjrct of Dr UcQIyons lecture This ho tad referred of course to the socalled dtl roni movement The Doctor hold up to scorn the admirable literary essays delivered every vnk from the pulpit while the clergymen tall to plat their foreflncers at the millionaires In the and Woe lint rich front rows err lnt you men or The rich man can hardly enter Into the kingdom ol heaven J he conversion of a millionaIre to honesty 1M l so acalnst tho nature it thlnga as to b practically of t ho quos ton Ho they are let alone and clergymen bara become dumb does who dont know bow I to bark Tuen the Doctor sot to close quarters and ro c mo tatlncal lu by JOn you preach to tho niurers lu your front powst be bald lou I ktow usury aivant 101 in the bcrlpturas but now you say ueuiy moans exorbitant In latest Did you elr neo a iM gold plo I lirlnx forth a little SIold place o all mterutt is n ury Thaitt lloman theoloet At the same time we helr M a bnnkiua tcbotno In wiilcli certain tcclcsln ilL aio iutore iod in eenulni out money to invit in American mor faces My dour and rovennd brethren and futberri hon you como down to practical politics you a the most fool b and yulliblo of men lint poor dear silly rovvreud sirs I you oiecc your sror you will find youvo boon iiullliiE Bone yecliesnut out of tho f o J you dout took c pharn liiRtuatl of umklnu men purer youll nakn ilitni more corrupt Dont believe tlieroU not a union of Chur h and Aisle IM well known thin lItTON Iro ox ctannvcd between iliurdio nnd iiolltlclaux lou helD UI 8u1 well belli 1 Var brethren t Mat yon better try and uinke 1 no longer a t matterol Intiiext on either rldu 10 wink at the r curr ipiionson the other side ow tho Church I r wlnk in tho coirupiloim Hi p iltk s In order to t i tbemouHy from Ibo public treasury Into t Ills churches tills here ore inllllous n I dollari distributed to charitable lust tutions and the peoplo or New York jtoni lorv imy nine about how I Is done Ten r m power can iniiko I profitable to liiMliutlni to 1111 uIt3 their acquaintance Oneotihiio sons why one of the old polltIat t tmrlloj I so entrenched In lover U beeuusa tieilrir ruiii uvor of iviiltlool corruption ne ill know tin ropjr timo to hld church fairs l 1 month or to ocfore election A can Oldiitt lor Ju aJ con lay n tJ DOt on a table at iilKiuiii ima tin lelleves ho inn set voles trlt Sot lone auo a pastor announced from Lie lutlt r honndKO la Kumblor Isle our Illr Another Mr buandtto hunnt and HB hoi ha nlll behnvo as hamleotuoly as did nljinnoneiit 1 Loini cbrcrmen purify church polIties I say 0110 ihei 1 tit I I I I I hot r hind outside their rslea Inmirmny hall In weds dny wan Mptlu rawer by tiiDoiriry but of coursa tuo clergy did n t nii It thnn They wore fooled Ir hue 10to i ii of llio gung Than there in e the IiaIuu iaiohln I lll which ionn noo 1lol Mn lee I cutilnu nu nlillu turilni a doif ear tu cliii rlrcut clu lug 10lhu brcuul uI life I Jf IU4ieiliit lie I yo IM it iyt to Iho lonet or ti M JU ill It tint III lit I tUITO Will UU Oi I elMjti s who will ItiJ it us Ulilcult to iCut I into Lct cn m tli rlph innn In Kerl tire Ivo cwfneij u abt Hold oi 10111 I for tl brttimin I Ibi l uiiobi tiio viout aok jiiu to join Browned hy Accident tied br Jnlenr Thebolyof a bor of 13 was found In the st nifr or Math street yostordny fore OD Ibo boy had a light cotnuloxlon and brown hair end woro jv striped shirt black loeo trouHcrs busponderx and ao show Th 1Jl of f n tutu about 10 years old baH Wills rel and Bray beard and dressed In a 1Iel tuft cutaway COlt Conzron cnlteio red nMI lerHeiir nail man locnls shirt wai Jotedmr IUU from tLo lullom 1hier itt JHd streat M I n cool lee nl bt an unknown man of i mlllKht dre oed In dark clothes Jump 01101tlho 1 1 Lzis ilier from the titer at tho foot Jlroat nnd wait drowned A llltht eolt ut folt leit I i wUllrolled IIht e t tar uni1 h hl i ou the pier Hull supposed to hITS I SKiv111 uwttutlon liouto mu him li I at tin Twelfth prt p act IIii Wife und Her Mother IILW1E Sept 7Mrs Edward Bolnlter nQ1 lelt t blr husband on account of hU brutal trallentl dlloluo habIts and returned to her motk5 hora In anwatosn 1 suburb ollh 00 the cur hlle nod her mother were sitting ihVliou iio fcU today when llnlnltor came to Pho woul and improoehlnK Ms wife nskod If Yibut reUlrln I t11 hue ruui sod unit I a turnout a warn In ho jiilled out n loylulyst 10 lnlv r aM ehut llul tuoo lime lho tilt IOI rTd unit le too was lot twice I t wnt WQflJ In llvn Luoen I tOken to lns avont dlPlla nd Harmr8 Mrs onliKor will probably Wai Ki VTm r s wound may not prove ErooViiiSDllIhBriYrtcPtlll 1 onlKht nt rwKD i4 and will be brought to this city A Wrek4 by IIrok Bull ORIITLLE Heptl 7A Lehl h Valley flt train WM pulling rapidly ont of the eo units hero at 8 P M todn wbon a rail broke len cars were wroclcou Silo track brok lOtti I 1 was I up lor litAny rods and alt trak n UI troflia nly wee de JJea lorfur IUUT 11 trato 11 10 ttbhi1 it O4 00UII14 in I rroprtton to lii I b roJrlton tb belt or I uo tooi tIcttttt hits lilt 100ICII b Ia I Ouuly 0rlb4 ouiwhb to CU 4111 ivry wm or Ulla l 04 r rIuoui1 Mlab e4 1 tbloc I 3 tODtI JO prouoS I a4 luhosphaUs mIlton rtlolbo aUa fIr 11 1lbl Jbo IUII dI C I 4 Weplbe cscMiuu Tour u laW Yxrk COlila uH hudson Blur Ullrotd will I eouilnnt uuill pi M it ui or mmmtr eaton sloe iiokts tU tutactt tuu mbrictoi sours lo all Ibt JrlDtl lDkl inouDialu rlvtr like anr soMber r ont wol a PrtncIptkoaui4lI7e t2l hti4 WI i rak P U W I Ia IA II 114 Wi4 WIIIOI r Mi Is I th A t Why Royal Baking Powder is the Best The Royal Baking Powder is absolutely pure for I have so found it in many tests made both for that company and the United States Government I will go still further and state that because of the facilities that company have for obtaining perfectly pure cream of tartar and for other reasons dependent upon the proper proportions of die same and the method of its preparation the Royal Baking Powder is undoubtedly the Purest and most reliable baking powder offered to the public HENRY A MOTT PH D Late United States Government Chemist A seBCca OT mUl O n 0r I will b Irshuds Own rit Ifs BIBB Chile Mtorr CoaL Beet 7Mr William OBrien speck lug at uln county Crk said It would be Irelands own fault I A single child tarred The tenants ought not to pay s penny of rent until tholr families are provided for They bad no business to make bogging appeals to Irishmen abroad but should look t Mr lint four and bis sublime nchomos It would b perfectly within their right to demand that tho Boards ot Guardians compensate them for the loss of their crops Iftno Ouardlans bad the courage to boldly rollova tho people the Irish leaders would promlso to hammer extra relief out of tho Government In regard to the writ recently carved tipon him Mr Ollrlen nld that Lord Ballsbury thought to prevent him from nolnir to America by mean of n bankruptcy notice It re mained to bo soon whether he would be moro mllne Aon succcf and blackmailer stul than in tho rOlo ot a runaway libeller UK LKVrtLTK rILL fl412fltPO Him Enemy Im Not Sft In Trim to huh ThIt Duel LONDON Sept 7The HaratiU de Lonvlllo has not as yet made much capital by his latest advertising scheme of ho duel At present ho Is carrying on a lively bombardment of tho newspapers and his friends taking llnulojino ns his case otoDerntlnn and firing from that city n hall of pnpor pellets by telORraph pur porting to giVe tho reasons for the delay In the deadly combat of which excuses the latest Is that the doubt Mnniuiss Adversary Is f o dis abled by the blow dealt him liy Uoixiuvltle In their London nnarrol that no has bugged for Into n truce iiRhtlna In order trim to repair damages and Ret BJlIJUOI irictxaifl JBIr Ifa Tfurm n Compliment to time EraprcM Who Be Bur ho Jet Chief Helper DKBLIN Sept 7 Count Havontlow Tresl dent and othor Bohloswlg dignitaries gave a banquet to Emperor William n Glucksburg Itoplylng to toasts tho EmPeror expressed his gratitude to Schloswlg for the gift of the Jewel now nt bis aide Tho KmproBi he said was a modol wife who mote than any one elno helped srolcn him to fulfil joyfully bU tnsks as soy IollnTh The Flood on the Continent LONDON Soot The Elbo Is still sixteen foot above tho normal height at Dresden but It Is gradually falling and It l believed tho danger Is over Tho Frondonnu racoa which wore to hMO taken place today bad to be abandoned the course being submerged I A sllcht subvene Is noticed In the main branch of the Danube at Vienna today Sim ilar teports como from Linn Htoln and Tullu tnr 1 Austrian Govoinment has granted luou 000 for repairing the damage douo by the floods and assisting the nuflorers LONDON Scot tThe Cltroiiictri Vienna for rospondent says It Is estimated that tho losses by the floods in central Europe will reach tM 000000 OwIng to tho damage to Ibo boot crop It Is likely that the Australn sugar exports will be bO per cant under the average Eatpcror HVIIIIum mind IH Navy BEltltN Popt 7At the banriuet given by Emperor William to the officers of the fleet at Oravensteln last night be praUed tho lalt nlahl praled sea manship and the proficiency In gunnery nnd torpedo work displayed at the naval man oeuvres yesterday lie added that he believed that the let was equal to the most trying work that could be required of II TblA morning all the members of the im perial family with the leneinls In attendants Jerlal rlmly lb were present nt service cu board tho liar zogshupcel started for ainecksburg Subsequently tho xmperur Jinn Bed himself After Kladtlac the hire FnASKFOitT Sept 7It is now discovered that the burning of Bauers browory hare was caused by nn Incendiary named Helnrlch Hahn who had been employed ns a laborer but was discharged I low days ago In ro venue he pot lira to thu bulldlnc In tour places The body of the Incendiary wns found among the rubbish in the cellar hanklni ton beam showing that af I or o rn mining tho crime ho I had tunic away with himself I The Hotlnl Kclinre Cancren LIME Sept 7Tho Boolal Science Congress opened today Two thousand delegates were present from all parts of Catholic Europe Cardinal Gibbons Cardinal Manning Dr Vlndthorst and oIlier Catholic louder sent letterx expressing sympathy with tbo objects or thn congress Alter a number of speeches it was resolved to tend telegrams to tho I opo nnd the members King Leopold expressing the devotion of The itatalan MilItary HnnoaTrea ST rETEBsnuBG Bopt 7Tbe Czar accom panied by the Imperial family and suite started today for Itovno In YolbTnlnto attend the olhynla military mantuvre The Xotoe I I rrmja declares that the nmnuuvrou lu Vol hynlu need cause no uneasiness abroad Wounded In n Dnel 1J1 Sept 731 Hormolx the alleged author of tho charges against Uoulangor loulbt a duel today with M La Uruyoro of On Mat The latter received a slight wound Jt 1ttit Journal sa s hut rut I Luguelro In splied the articles atincklni Gen Uoulangur which he recently apiieuied In JY utu The Elrettonn In Italsarln I BOFIA Bept Elections woro bold through out the country today resulting In a groat triumph for the Government Prime Minister Btnmbulotl and other illnlstors woro elected Ilambulot In throe dtfierent districts nod many seats were gained JluvBce of Cliolrrtv MADRID Bept 7 Fifteen fresh cases of cholera and eleven deaths from tho disease wore reported In Valencia city today Throughout thut province or s alenclu and else where the disease is decreasing te A Flalitln Armenia COXBTAXTTKOFLJ Bopt 7News hal been re I celveaof fight between Armenians and ron darmos nt llaghtchodjik near Ismld Five gendarmes were klllod Troops ha e Lon I eent to assist tho gendurmas The Annlrnlllln BtrlUe SnnnT N S l Wo Sept 7Tho strikers held rconBter I demonstration here today lloso lutioas wore adopted declaring Utah the mon Would lemnln Jlrm Four nteamois called to uat all manned li bucl1ugu Coinpolnorx Mlllmry Hervlcc In Hpaln MADOID Sort 7Gait Azcarrngo Minister corvlco ol War compulsory Is preparing a bill making military WltneaiK Ktllyi HUntl Fractured Too UUFTAIO Bent 7A man named Cox who wns arrested here two weeks ago for drunUen nose died a the station house next inoruhg while thu police were I ringing him out of hU cell for trial A postmortem examination showed that his skull had bean fractured The polios found 1 stevedore named Charles Kelly who professed to have soou one hobart chime Bcotty deary punch Cox down rcotty gao hlmnoll IIP to the police established an Ilm ol Iolle alibi ana was freed on lila own locoaulzunce OH was the witness holly This mnrijlug hnlly WM found in the gutter Inionslblo not Ily feet from hero i x bad boon picked UP Ho died a tow bourn later nnd It waa found that his skull too bad boon IracturcJ blx men who slept lu tho name room with Kelly on taturduy nlcht hall bom arrested The inca ticotty U not ono of thorn Mr Wailer III Other Knanaeni Hew LONDON Fept 7 ExOov WaIler when asked this afternoon whether Lie recent latter to Chairman Davit of the State Central Com mittee represented his final position in regard to the Governorship said I have repeated over und over again all If care to say nnd bate been reported as tar lout things I never dreamed of faying about the nomination for Governor Tho mato Central til Cn tral Iomtnlttoo c knows the public knows and the delegation from this elY knows that I am not a candidate and could not accipt a nom latlon J tendtred The Democratic nominee will In opinion have for Governor wi In my hAO to at tend to tlie duties pi that ofllce for the next other two arrangement tlo and 1 have for tat period mode Ny Die ofllla tVopude IVrnley Warner ct 101 Hooper ilred ananlia4 Ill moor Mjptilre I ol SV3 ll iem rcr trout wIth a tieer giio I jedefilajaflernoon dorlur a quarrel al ont labor tnatlera In e laltwo lo llawaa ar et Ullllameburr Slccrilra I wu o bay aol aljool ILa Uea4 ibat ill ailubaavar required to cloaa Uia trouude Tuaelcbl I pf bit lirtera waa tfaalrorad sit ba fronul boa Uefea Tfee f IjUtMU lmV SnbIi ft bll r M my If ttW 4 KILLED BY A EXPLOSION awrr ana rr TUB rrarxzrr or lOJlIODrl IBaNI lhl floiiIe DDK Oat of MUM of Dcbrli Twcntr en He MI UK ICC Huppoird la be Vntfer the Rnlnii BroKAXE FAWI Wash Bopt 7At 685 oclock la evening n premature blast occurred In tho Northern Pacific yardn It was iust bo foro the hour of quitting work A large force of men were engaged In blaitlnn out a huge rock plo In tho eastern part of the city From fifty to eorentyllve mnn wore at work In the cut a tlio time Fifteen woro soon taken out dead nnd a number of others wore injured At 1 P M the mnn engaged In the task of taking out the tunneled victim were forced to desist because among the rocks which were being ctearod away woro five other blasts that might bo exploded In tho tank of removing the moss of dtbrln that buried the victims Up t that hour eighteen bodies had ben taken out Of theco tho following hMO beau Idcnilllcd Henry Jacoblnl Yeyoller Henry A p tell Clues Voyollcr Andrew Pitolonollo F A Halm Jo soph Hay John Cartllnlo James McPherson Hoy Plnknoy D Vlttor J Tnlbo Henry JICo blnl Henry Aptnll A W Warren Isaac John son Dan JlcArtMur Homer Ulscn Thoio mo yet twrntyiopn men onnconnnt od for alt of whom aro probably burled ho i nonth the mighty mass ol rock The fatality was terrible The men had no chance for life I l was either Instant death or slight Injury There wet c about 2uu pounds of giant pow der in the blast The accident was caused by Dome OnCe cnrolossnesR The roan In charge of the blast and three assistants worn blown to atoms 1 Is tno custom to prepare blasts nnd tlO chnriro thorn and Ht noon pOllr after tho man have loft work and Bone to n place of eatoty to lire them In tnls cue however It seem that one blast had been prepared and tho foreman C JlcPhorson was iiruparlng a necoud The men bad all finished tholr work nnd wero putting on their coals nnd picking up their lunch palls ready to no to their homes alter their ays work when they root n horn blo and unexpected dt nth Kltuorilio tock wan too hot from tho action of the drills orelso tamping exploded tho eec and blast and that exploded tbo first A man who was tamping naid tho penalty with his life A mnn vho stood luoldo nnotbcrwriowas tamping escaped with nllglit brulsos although tiiMHKJ cubic lent of rock wc r3 hurled ion bun diode Of feot Inovcrr direction Another mnn who was near the rlqndly blast and who was nnppoMjil In to dead wile soon shortly filler tho explosion In I hallcrnrnrt condition walking around with his cloinlnc torn to phrodfr Tho men woro working In u cut levelling off the ground for tho now Ireleht yams Iho cliff of rook on Ito Mde of the cut which was being r inovoil Wit twenty loot high The blasts are so arrauged that tho rock In thrown toward Ian the cut Not anticipating tho blast about thlrtv men ware unlor tho cliii whi u tho blast exploded A great mass of roct anti I cattn ralitd In the air and pilchod over Into tho out burying the men bnnonth its awful weight None or thorn Lund time to run but I fow o escaped miracu lous manner Over ICO men worn at work In tho adjoining cuts and nt onco woro on the scone of the terrible nccllent and began with picks anti shovels to hunt lor the barlod bodies From nil over the huge mace of rock groans and chilokn Ismod and the air was tilled with the appeals of tho woundeJ and dying A short half hour and all was htllL ex cept lor time worklnemen with pIck In hand who with tho llehtor lanterns worked late Into the night removing tho dead bodies 1UE ATTACK VN MR ITOBIJT nu Ascallvnt n Tonne Man or the tfome Name bat Nat n BelatlTe JT H Worth tho Moa Cliff cool merchant who was struck on the bead with an iron wrench on i Saturday afternoon was pronounced out of danger yesterday His assallanr Frederick Worth of 30 Now York avenue Brooklyn Is in the lockup In Glen Cove awaiting examina tion Tho injured man is about 55 years old while bis assailant lE i about li Although they boar tho same name no relationship exists be tween the two men Young Wortn boarded with tbo coal merchant about two rears ago i He wont to the house last Thursday and took dinner with the family While at the table It I is paid the cool dealer drew out a big roll of bills to each a check Alter dinner young accompanied him to bis olllca and re quested to bo shown about tuo place lie left soon afterward Saturday morning as some of tho mon wero taking out their learns they beard a peculiar noise in the bay loft but no attention wan paid to IU At noon when tho mun bad left for their dinner Kobart barton who was eating his dinner In a tent near tho ofllce heard 0 voice Thinking that ono 01 the horses had gut loose lathe burn he dropped hIs dinner can and rushed into the one to cot through to the barn Ho saw Mr Worth on the door covered with blood and n man stand ing over him with a heavy Iron monkey wrench rnUed for another blow Dayton caught the weapon from the mans baud and alter a struggle overpowered him The prlioners mother wont to Bea CHIT yes terday Bho says If her son committed the as sault he could not have dono so for the pur pose of robbery ns bo has money ot his own Young Worth denies having struck the blow UK LAir YA i I So Hay Tnwyern Ilorardlnir the New Jet Coy Constitutional Amendment Act THENTOW Sept 7Tboro Is considerable agitation throughout the State over the dis covery of n clerical error In tho bill Ia sod by tho last Legislature to submit certain amend ments tn tbo Constitution ot tho Bllto 10 the people at an election to be held on tho 30th of this mouth In the bill clause 2 of 1 cer tain article in the Constitution is referred to whuroas it should read clause 11 I has been tnld that the error is serious and will lu alldatu the act limo VHm ineriran which has Investigated Inv0llatod the matter will iay tomorrow that tbo error Is HO apparent as to destroy its seriousness bocauto there is no riucRtlon ot the purposo of tho Legislature Fbi ballots to lie voted re cite specllleally the lanaungx of the clluo to be amended mention the words to IM stricken out and again reclto tbo languago of the clause as It will bn after the inflection is male Thoio Is but ana correcton the Constitution to which this language eru pos sibly bo apnllcd and It must lx I applied to that naiagrapli whether I bo designated by any number or not at all I tho Legislature had not delunntoi the number nt all thero would bo no doubt as to its purpooo or mean Ing nor Is th i meaning affected by the palpa ble error of the copyist ol tlm bill Promlnont tl lawyers coincide with the True Ancricais view fovi n A JHII H WITNWIB Miller Promptly Declnrrx Unit I wait John Connor who KId IVulUer TroT Pcpt 7rho body of John rnicer cabal boat captain vrns found In ibo canal between Cohoes nnd WntcrorJ on the morning of r Tuna 211837 Ho hind boon murdoied and robbed tovoral arrests woro made but noth ing came of thorn Officer Jiarrott of Cohooi was satlsflod that n certain James Miller knew potnntuliiir of tho allah but Duller could not then bo found Jllllor wan arrested a VUitte hall yobteiday und today bo made 0 clean bronsl of tho matter He said he saw John Connors kill Walker Couuore who hen I In NVvut lroy WAS arrested today Ho declines I to talk buynnd piuioitlug bla innocence rn Jtlalilyearold Ilnrtclar Caught Klcbtroarold Henry Hhubel who lives at 220 est HUtloth street will bo arraigned In Yorkvlllo Police Court this morning for the crime of burglary Patrick Holland who keeps n butter and egg store nt 879 Tenth avo flue has had things stolen from hU toro and yesterday ho wIled In lime hope of cntclilnctno thieves At ubout U i oclock he saw 1 little bit of I follow huUted over the fanlight by two stalwart boys The little follow began to place n lot of cheeses together Holland rJIC irosunce of mind und rushed on the boy Tightening away hIs companions outside ollcamun Gulden took yauug Hhubol In charge and locked him up for the night BWThe Vortzkl ItemnlnM or Hiintebody Tbree t oj wti imnilor ttitnutlTti In front of ISIT IlroxiiTty at IU o clock ycilirjivy inorulni b ii kIcking About lh itrctta pauta sack clutch liM ounlblu la II that r itl TIy uw rollctnun llerrllcb toralui ant l ran N lsvinr l lr lax When tin polletmtn cot lu the bat t hi opened It aunt found tUfO bouti er I owan otsIcicu l In I E a oU bon Iia4ftllttl bolo lu lu iliowlng I that lt ikilcloo Iuaum oItbir UIQ o IN or bail t n prtpartd tor 1lb ssusbly NOIaUo I n DsvU of Jktoa lC4psbU an Co UvnUltoo county cO Irank O ChamberlaIn Btputllcan for Olta co4u111 I t Union D ino rat for raIse coualy COAST ItKFEXCES Time Htbem of the ChUfof Encln ra Ap proTed In Part WisnreoTOS Sept 7Tho Boar of Ord nanco and Fortlfloatloni has been In session all the week at the War Department The members were employed in long dally session that often extended Into tho night aud at whloh some very Important Questions were considered The Board approved th lohemo of coast de fence outlined by the Chief of Engineers eo tar n It Is covered by the available appropria tions This scheme will now eo to the Secre tary who will make a formal approval of the Boards action Tbo plan laid down by the Chief of Engineers is an ambitions ono and contemplates n ho sate as the commencement of n comprehensive sys tem of defence tho Immediate construc tion of fortifications a low York liostou Hampton Hoods Washington and San Fran cisco Tho total cost of this work would b thirtyfour millions of whloh Now York would get sixteen millions The present Con gross however provided for fortifications only at Now York Boston and Ban Francisco ap propriating 7260001JCJOOO and 260000 re spectively for the work There are othor ap propriations for the purchase of land for sub marine mines and tho manufacture of guns and ammunition but tho aggregate sum will b hardly more than enough to begin tho sys tem ot defense recommended by on Casey The defence diners present plan ol coast dlnor materially trom that of IMM1 when the original recommendation lor such a system appears to have been made Thin change of extent and character U I due to tho increase In elfoctlvt range of the present heavy rubs As Oon Casey says In his recommendation Where formerly 1000 yards wan deemed 1 safe allow ance for the position of fortifications In ad vance of the city or depot b defended 14000 I to 17000 olght to ten miles Is now considered cot too far lor the exterior line of defence In the case of Now York the battery for nn interior line at Castle Williams and works on JJedlows Island for an exterior line would have been at one time suitable position but now this exterior tine has advanced to Sandy Hook and Conoy Island The present plan contemplates an armament of tho heaviest rUled guns mounted on disappearing carriages the Idea being to concentrate a disastrous hire on the most powerful fleet A system of sub marine mines Is Intended to occupy the chan nels and batteries of lapldflrlng guns are in tutu to Cover tho approaches to those mines This is tno general plan for which in tho case of Now York there will b available this year loss than unetwentleth of the sum required for the completion of the project The plan however Is likely to bo iairled out eventually now that Congress has manifested a practical sympathy with coast dolonre and that tho promptly Board of acted Urdauce on the and Or810m fortification tins so irnicu n AH rim LOAFER T fig Mayor Oleniion In Another DIE Inl XIarroom now George 1 Crowly the Long Island agent of the Associated Press was assaulted by Major Qlenson In the barroom of 31illern Hotel Long Island City about 8110 oclock last night Mr Crowly nod the Mayor are political enemies The latter Is about twice the size of Mr Crowly wno HlhO is very noarslghtod Mr Crowly had been In the place only a few minutes He stood talking to George A Hooper of Babylon exJustice Peter HoArdle Solomon l Noble George E humor and Anthony Miller propri etor of the hotel who were drinking wino about a table when the Mayor Is alleged t have stopped up behind Mr Crowly nnd ad dressing the company about the table said Wliy dont you keep company with honest men This man referring to Mr Crowly 181 thief and n loafer Mr Crowluy appealed to pay no heed to the I remark until It was repeated Ho thtm turned to the Mayor and said I I am not as tIll a loafer as you are The ore bad hardly lelt Mr Crowlya lips when the big Mayors fist caught him between the eyes Knocking him down Mr Crowly was partly stunned by the Plow I aDd the sudden plrty ness of the attack and before ho could got UD 10t or those about could Interfere ho says the Mayor kicked him in Ibo face several times knocking out several of hU tooth tmes almost breaking his nose Thu by standers got tie Mayor away while oth ers took Mr Cronly Into the dining room Blood was flowing from his mouth Tho Mayor stepped outride Mr Crowly lost his glasses In tie attacc and being unable to see without them ho requested one of the men In the place to help find them While tbuy were looking for the glasses the Mayor en tered tlm dining room Catching light of Mr Crowly again ho exclaimed Are you hero yet Hot out of this you Ho then caught Mr Crowly by tho back of his coat and hammered his head against the cigar case smaphlng In ono stile of the class Mr Crawly was again rescued by the men In the place andltaken out of the hotel His coat was almost torn from his back Later In t no evening lit endeavored to obtain a warrant for the Mayors arrest but both tbo Justices of Long Island City woro out ot town HosnyH tie will go beforo the Grand Jury today and I ondonvor to have the Mayor Indicted Tho Mayor remained In the banoom He was greatly excited amid Ills voice could 10 auontly bo heard on the street Ho had spout the iiltcrnoon at Inr liockaway and had re turned encounter to Long Island City shortly before time A HOir IN CaiKAXOWN CBINXOW The Ban FrantUeo lallee flay Hard Work to Slop a Blot BAK FJWNCIBOO Kept 7At an early hour this morning tbero was a fight in Chinatown and two Chinese were shot The Ping King Tong Society wore holding outdoor religious service on Waverly place wbon members of the Cbee Kong Tone Company Interfered Instantly knives revolvers sand clubs were drawn and two shots were fired Chin May of the Ping Tine Kong Society was wounded In thi left thigh Uilneso flocked to tbo scene from every quarter and two Chinatown watch men who drew revolvers wore swept away by the crowd The ling Ting Kong men than rushed to I Stafford alley whore time Clues Kong Tong Ho cloty was holding an outdoor festival Intend ing to retaliate by smoshlnl hut Idols An other mele ensued nnd a Plug Ting Kong man was wounded Dy thl time live regular policemen lund reached Ktuflord alley and with drawn revolvers kept tho Chinese at bay wlb Buck ol time police stood the lighting mon of the Cheo Kong Tong rnrvly to meet the ox pocted attack The Chinese rofu iod In dis I perse and menaced the police until rofnforce inents arrived mom the central station It Is exported that there will ba trouble as tho two societies swear they will have revenge Import Brood Uar u for JUr Balr of Momtaaa The three brood mares Rediplnner by Roil cruolan L Trapp by Hermit and Erin Go Brsah by Barcaldlns and a colt by Spring field oot of lUdiplnner arrived In this port on the steamer Helvetia from London oltel day They ara consigned to Mr Marcos Daly of Anaconda MOD and are from Lord Charles Doredora The nock ttood the voyage splen yesterday didly so their room Toni Cartwrlcbt said nil lUlrolt WolUlDB UaUU Patton Stpb Tru sic 1 Icy aljrhl aad day seas nU4iM tw WM flaUbad hut apt l Oily Uira nan mada tu llrall tt 7 mU a liars did ave Bl tiz ti ta 1 gj eel I UuUI aq III a 6 fd wa

CON T ISLAJIDH SEASON CL IBD It I not Cloved Terr Tlchlly ItovreTer emd iloeh Beer Will Yet Me Drunk Yesterday was the flrrt lngoftheson son day at Coney Island for this year Thor Is i going to b lots of business for tho clam chow I der nnd sausage men to say nothing of musical merrygorounds and beer places before frost falls but there wore nt least two event that took the nature of farewells and windups P B Ollmoros men tooted nnd Anton Beldla mel fiddled their last strains and Immense were tho crowds that went to bear them An hour before tho beginning of the concert at Manhattan Beach thor were several hun dred people in Hue before the main entrance to tho music halt waiting for a chance to pny tholr money and get In Gigantic posters about the grounds gave notice to the loaders friends that all tholr dimes and quarters would go to tho roUt of Mr Ollmoro nothing de ducted for gas and attendance The chief clerk said that tho hotel would oloso for guests thin morning though ho presumed that tho bar would bo kept open and that there would b olacos for people to sit down during the coming races In all probability other people than racegoers will find places to rest near tho Manhattan for two or three weeks yet Mr Gllmoros concert was a booming success of I course ending as it did with the twentyyears old banging of cannon during the playing of the Anvil Chorus The cannon could bo heard almost at Nortons Point but tho mel luous effect of the anvl was confined properly tithe paying patrons at Manhattan Herr Bledl didnt mako as much noise about his departure but he tried to give his admirers good music Tho programme although se lected lor a farewell occasion did not differ materially from the regular assortment of Wagner anti the classics that he has presented regularly during the latter hal of the season There were tpoclnl Illumination and decora tions and a bigger audIence than usual I There appeared tn be loss f I crowd com paratively nt tho popular West End Few went In bathing but the best show on Conoy Island wait patronized tremendously at every corner of tho tangle ot alloys and streets off tbo main uvonuo The beer seemed lo flow freely live cents a cln s and at leat ono IIQ lloeman became eminently sociable 10eman II eminenty on account ItBoo Boo hero sold the bouncer of one estab lishment ton harry composed of two men and ono woman If yoiix want to sit here you got I to bur something senV I Tho muii angrily didnt O Theyd bought something wlililn five minutes bUbt i Ah growled tho bouncer sutturnlly AlI IroVlod louncor luturlU yore mixed tin yerdates see and ho called the sociable pollcemnn who easily persuaded the delinquents to i nier another round bunlp Cullcn nf 1722 Third avenue reported to tho oney Island police that Mabel blmon son who lives with her parents at 47 East Twentyeighth street this city had disap peared on hnturday nlcht and wits supposed to bo at the Island Mabel is 14 Tears old and I was said nt bite station that uhe hail been found at tho Island and taken homo several times this suuimar According to Susie Cul len she wont out to supper at u oclock bntiir I dlY evening with Robert Uuryon of 21 lliic dougal street Brooklyn ptomlnlng to return in ni short time She did not return nnd late last nlcut the police had found no trace of her Jnzarns Lpstelu of 21J Manuahrc street Nownrk Is tii years old At 2 clock yester day ailomnon he left Newark with his wife for I the Inland by boat Tie boa got In about a oolocic and shortly afteiward Mr hpstoln turned nae Pnllce Headquarters to 1fJeln had lot his wife while nn the boat and wanted I the police to help him find Her on the wnnto re The ull police did what they could but without HBlrs OF THE JIAILHOADS lUateat Information nf Interest from All QuarterS A Philadelphia despatch snys The plan for the reorganization of the Shennndoah Valley Itallrond which has been In the bands oJ 0 re ceiver for moro than five years has at last made Its appearance Tho road Is to De sold at foreclosure tuttle on Sept 30 nnd committees of flr t mortgage and general mortgage bond holders have agreed upon Louis Fitzgerald George C Wood and Frank P Clark as a com mittee to buy tho property The reorganiza tion plan contemplates the issue of 10000000 ol fiftyyear five per cent mortgage bonds 4500000 piofcrrod stock and 2100000of common stock The preferred god common stock is to bo transferred to the Norfolk nod Western Hnllroad In counldetatlon of certain guarantees The boidera ol picsont Sbonan donh Vnlley llrft mortgage seven per cent bonds wilt receive par and full Interest in new mortgage bonds being nt tho rat of 1420 per bond ho i holder of rihonandonli Valley gen eral mortgage bonds tmy an atisossrnent of f ill per tlooO bond aud receive f 1100 In Nor folk and S astern preferred stock No pro vIMon seems to have been made lor Ibo hold ers of bhennudoah Valley Income bonds and stocK Time now bonds tire to bo guaranteed by time Norfolk tutu Vo tarn 1llro luanmlel SlOiDilOuu lUiiuututd 3 lll ill be issued I In taking up tho lIt mortgage bonds Jl47o niX will bo tioU f i i nyink off rii alters cur tllloatBs cartriiHt obllKiitloni for costs of roo orcanlzatlon for IOlbl trn king nndimprovo montH and omlpuiont and the romalulng 2500000 will be spent In uecurlim a terminus In Washington Iont thn roustrnetlou uf 1 road item Front loyal to that city A Seattle despatch say n mortgage on the lines of the Great Northern Hallway St Paul Minneapolis nnd Manitoba Hallway was Illoil In the County Auditors ofllce thoro jesierdnr The mortgage Is made to thn Central Trust Company under date of July 1 Tim amount Is 30000000 Time purpoio of tbo loan if fluid to bo for the Pacific extension of the Great Northern from Asslnnlboln to Pugel 1 Sound The extension It Is unld will cost 1f SOUId A Chicago despatch says the railway switch log association which was dlieoltod on ac count of the switchmen StrIke will bo roor Knnlzed today Time return t the old hymom resulted In the same voxntlous dolays trains often being obliged to wait lor hours until the ono ahead bad completed Its work Not only were tho rullrond companies dlssntlsflod but the packing houses 1 were put to great Incon voiilnnco On Monday tho general silterlnton dents of which the switching nmoclatlon was composed 1 a Ill meet anti tho rail way HWltohlng associatIon will be reorganized It Is oxpoctecl that nearly nil the old cmployaeH will Ito put back to work lull It II l not fxpnclod that any trouble will be caused by tho switchmen again BtrlUuir Time Executive ConimUteeof the Independ ent Order of Hallway oiultictors met Vector day In Now haven Tho resignation of Presi dent Calvin H Whrntou vms iiecnptod until K l nMh of m I Alban Vl I 1 elected to flll tho vacsnoy W W 1ardee conductor ou the New York anti Now Haven rond wan elected I row Preddint A commltteo 01 live was appointed to prepare and IKHUO a circular setting forth the principles and alms of the order Ira lot Fhyileal Development BOSTON Sept 7Tho prize of 11000 for the best physical development offered by Prof Dudley A fiarceont of Howard College has been awarded tl Henry Chester Jackton of WlioaiseU Mo n senior In Ilowdnin Cnllcge and JIIH4 M area let lllanch heat of Meadrlllo IM Two iuenitl era of the Jlurkeley ladlua Athletic Chili ul mv orb time duuclilors of wellknown lawi em of tlim cUi were milling Mils Dects pcanst rlvula W I Onrculon of 1blladelphla a graduate ot Dates College was Mr Jacksons closest compedltor TL prlr was offered thin year ago and about WXW pttWM tT tOBM 4 U ttM OOMUUoDi a SUHIIA OfFIdCRg DUdPLlXKD Berernl Xona Riandlaa Chare Oettled Cant Btknap to be Olimliied The flndlnss ot the oonrts martial In the cases ol Capt Charles A Ilu Bole of the Twentysecond Beglment Oapt Stephen P flynn of the Blxtynlnth Iteirlmeut Oapt Abel W Bolknap of the Seventyfirst Reslmont and Llout Thomas A Pattoson Jr of the Seventh Beglment have all been approved The defend ant In each case was convicted Cants Ryan and Du hole are each fined 1100 and will be reprimanded in general orders Lieut Patteson was not fined but will be repri manded In general orders and Capt Bslknap will be retired from the sorvlee The court martial in the casas of Cnpts Ryan and Dn Bole were the result regimental rows and In the caso ot Lieut Patteson of a company row Cnpt Bolknaps ease Involves a quarrel be tween Urn and CoL Eoppor ot two years standing ono result ol which was that the Captain was relieved from the line and made Inspector ot Illfle Practice about a year ago The quarrel culminated In what was very like a mutiny In the summer when the men ot Capt Belknaps company B refused In a body to turn out for drill undor the Captain The court which Inquired Into this case was com posed ot Gen Louis Fitzgerald Col David E Austen of the Thirteenth Regiment andiMajor Edward Duffy of the Blxtynlnth The case ol Capt Dn Bole wan oie ol wilful diaobodieuoe ot orders The regiment was on its way to the armory after the parade on Dec oration Day last spring In the oars of the Sixth hvonuo elovated road They were under or ders to disembark at Bovontysocond street At Fiftyninth street Capt Du Bole got bis company ont and while they wore on the platform LloutCol King ordered him to bring them back All the attention bo paid to this order was to mutter something ilko Bali In the bearing ol his mon and to march his company Into the street und from there to tbo armory This explains the com ment of the court which said In Its report ine case was a flagrant ono and wo regret that there Is no more tevoro punishment to In flict upon tho Captain thort ot absolute dis charge The settlement of this case does not however bring the troubles In the regiment any nearer an end This was n personal row that was only Incidental to the main troirblex These latter will pinbably only end with the retire ment of cither Capt John P Lot or Col Crimp The relationship which exists between these two officers will probably be considered upon the sittings ot the Court of innulry which will Investigate the charges which Capt Han hat just mndo against Uol Camp lie accuses Cal Camp of having kept back the money for which he sold a lot of uniforms It Is snld bat Capt Leo placed CoL Camp under obligations lu helping him to straighten out this account On Monday Sept 1C another Court ot In quiry will sit to investigate n charge which Ciipt Leo line made against LleutCuL King Capt Stephen 1 nyan U tho victim of a fac tion light In time Slxtynltli which interests only the olllcers I ol Cavnnagh happened to say that bo would like to retire at the end of his tnontyllve year service His romaik woke UP the slumbering ambitious ot several officers and it is said that In enmity to ono candidate an or dot of the AdjptnntGonerals ofllce was called into play which required the regiment to turn In all of their old overcoats lime Cap taint were called upon to bring In the costs or pay for them and Capt Ityan became his friends ear the scapegoat ot the regiments offlcets The ovldeuce on the trial showed that then was a lack of system in tho business methods ot the regiment Lieut Putteson bad accused Capt Alton of opening his locker lu the armory and taking certain papeio from his coat which hung there Capt Allen wax acquitted und the court found that Patteson was mistaken Time charges which Cupt Franklin Jiartlott of Company IX Twentysecond Hogimoiit made against Privates McDouald and ilastlomaa were sustained Tho men were found guilty of lining drunk and abandoning their pieces at creodmoor and they were lined f lo each KIXZUA nisiDua m BE buN DOITJV The borneo Vineact Too Ilcht for the Ileuvr Traffic on the Krla lload nonsELiflvnu Sept 7 Klnzua bridge will shortly bo a thing of the past Thu structure la too light to carry the heavy traffic ot the Erie road and It will ba replaced with a detour bald an Erie official last night Klnrua viaduct which spans the gorge of Kinrua Creak is over 2000 feet long and la 810 feet above the water It was built for a single track nt a cost of t237000 and consists of twen ty towers each 10 feet by 58 Inches at the top and of varying width at the bottom The high est is 103 moOt These towers are built ot Pbanlx iron columns In IO font sec tions connected by internal wrought Iron Moeper joints The bridge Is the highest In North America and with one exception In the world It wan designed to hold it weight of 2ii ions which Is eQual to n load of 3075 pounds ror lineal toot of track It carries a branch of the New York Lake Erie und West ern Itallrond from the petrolmim Hold ot Brail ford county to the cnul Uvlda of Elk county It wan begun on May D i82 and com pleted on Auto 29 1K83 in lets than tour mouths It tine boon ono of the famous brldgoit of the world and has been visited and examined by many eminent engineers and railroad men ot this and utlior countries It Is probably tho only bridge In the world that has just about paid for Itself in the amount of ex cursion buHlnttss it ban brought to the road building it itt FiC4Ifs jfoa Tins BALTUSOHE Hha lie Probably Been Bnnntna Blowlr to He Coal TVAsnixoTos Sept 7Naval officers attach no Importance to limo reports published this morning to the eQVot that fears are entertained for the safety ol the Baltimore which left Now York on Aug 33 to carry the body of John Ericsson to Sweden They say that the Balti more sails by n more southerly route than that taken by recordbm eat Ing transatlantic liners and the Blower vosseli uUlcli might butte bight ed her are probably pot In putt themselves to eho out the news As to her failure tumake her port within lao weeks It Is sold that there Is no occ nton for oud time being made and that uho is probably steaming along leisurely and alLg coal limo weather in time English Channel cibio reports my IK thick and foggy und it may bo that time Baltimore has pnsnd up lie chiinnul without being notlied Within n day or two naval ofllcttrs expect to hour of her safe arrival lu Uotueuburg 3JluJCLlR ninrlara broke Into Mlchxl Nathana eliar Here 1ltltu liroailvrar early muriliy morning Saul rUUa Ii tit iafa wtilcti contoinCIl 5J IJurlD a quanreb l Ii 7M Smith street tut nIght tour Iran rear old Uteri Ntlaun crow a knit smut nabbtil aliieanjairuM Joitvti MutUny la ilia ctitit IMOICI hit a ilKtit wOucul halloa woo arrcitt t ITIirli M yearold Waltar Ilernard of 310 5vnttt liatt Cal drowned on Saturday nlthl In Ilia Oowauua ciil Alfunrn Danniitror 107 tlli betU iiroi ow ark dlrad stii tius boy and auceteded In Mcererlnc the body tint life vw extlnrl Ail unknown man about JJ rain old with black talc crud beard suit tory kliabbllr iirsud waa found drug i n Ilia aUexalk in Stat iireat uear Tlilrd nvaiiue you urJtr II Kll adino ililtaua who went lo liLt aunt aura thai lia llre in hackeu tiraai He die I In ilieam tulane on die way lo iba jlerxen atrael police pIeties A liorie aitacbed lo a eoaeh drlran liy Jaura Kyau of Jaraey ciir 1 01 ftl hteue4 In Mrtla aviuue and M cab Instant attaet f eeier ay and broka away from a tuerM roceeeUm Before Ui hors a waa topped Han WM ibrewn fremlte box and aerarely eul oa the head t tot seespleti of lime ash JuiiaZ ai amu4 catilea WtLiS se ejvq lu u IN THE GRIP OF A CYCLONE Tuzaton JMD DANasn 4noAno zzra araisztlr onrvoco FlUcInK n D Karon Kond OrrrbnnrO The HUnm MUvrlns Gese Ilreatkai Dow led 8h n Rail In the Tronah of ohs Hm With Haifa tootol tTnlxrln h Hnloon The steamship Orinoco of the Quebea line which got mixed up with the enter edge ala cyclone on the last two days of August arrived hero yesterday from IJormuJa with time details ot her fight with wind and wavo She loft this city on Aug 28 The cyclone mot her about 200 miles from Bermuda about 10 oclock on the night ot Aug SO She was prepared for the nautical rioter having her sails turloJ and all her batches battened down She slowed down her engines when the pre liminary blast struck her and stopped altogether when the wind began flying nt a seventymile gait She had thirtysix cnrboa ot carbolic acid stored on the hurricane deck forward and fearing that they would gat loose Chief Officer McKenzie under orders from Capt Garvtn began jettisoning them They were hoisted In a sling and dropped Into the sea One of them was thrown back against the ship and broke against her side The acid splashed In Chief Officer McKenzlos face burning him badly Ho was assisted Into the cabin arid had his face bathed In sweet oil One ot his eyes was blinded for several days The vebsel pitched and rolled frightfully and big seas toppled over her bows The wheel frame ot the steam steering gear forward broke just after midnight probably because ot the straining of the rudder and the ship drifted Into the trough of the sea The crew weio ordered alt In n hurry I o clear tho hand steering machinery around which wore piled 112WO box Iramos In bundles While they were pitching the box frames overboard the f Blunt waves wore smashing things on dealt and making life extremely uncomlortoble for the fifteen cabin passongrrs Twentytwo sheep ot n tlock of slxtyflve In pens on the spar dock forward wore klllod and nearly all the rest word knocked down among the twentynine cattle In pens on the same ii deck amidships The compass lamps and bin nacla were smashed ono of the starboard life boats was staved Into kindling wood and an othor was washed from Its davits into the son The sea flooded the saloon and Invaded the stateroom and frightened the passengers Twenty feet of the ships starboard rail wag carried away and stanchions were twisted like wire The hand steering gear was cleared and the ships head was put to the seas at last Then tho crew were set to work with palls bailing out the saloon which had half afoot ot water In It Some of the cattle got loose but they were so badly frightened and biulsod that j they wore not able to do muchdamago before they were secured Eight cattle on the main dock were killed In the tumult The ship got into Hamilton Bermuda early on Monday morning last anti after being re paired railed for this port The steamship Mount Tabor from Manilla ran afoul ot the cyclone that knocked out the little Blue hose schooner Lion on Aug 81anil had her forecastle smashed In her chart room windows broken and her cabin flooded by lofty seas ODhlVAflY Lilian Grnbb the actress and operatic sing er died In Baltimore yesterday morning Tho Immediate cause of her Illness was malnu trition aid for three or four years there ban bean a gradual decay of vital powers Her j last engagement was at Oranneta in the Gon i doliers She made that part a great success With the company she intended going to Europe about Juno 10 Her health broke down soon after leaving here and her condition growing worse she was removed to the homo of her father George W Grubb where ftlio re celvod the careful nursing nf mother and sis ters Hor pamo in private life was Nrc Daub Ilayman liar husband Is the manager of tho Bbenandoah1 company Early last month ha received a despatch calling him to the bedside ot his wife who was then very ill He was married to Miss Grubb about five years ago Miss Grubbs stage career Pagan In 1882 when she appeared In Ollvotto at Fords Opera House bhu was In the choruses but nt once attracted attention lion tnlontf were un baucud by beauty ot llguio nud comeli ness of face bbo was thou 17 years of ago Mr Jord took her Sor three ieasone through mime VoM fho wits scon advanced to minor parts After travelling with tho Ford company three years during tutu lust two of which aim appeared In Jilllou Taylor Patience and Moscoit hi r scnlcos woio engaged by lu K nice Vi ith hU company sue went all over time United I 8tnte and was it BI oat favorite for two yearn her Inch mg xnil dauclns winning her many luuruls bho neu accepted nrliim donna roles in the Casino company At the Casino sho was n favorite ami played there a whole season with much biiocoEs Her health then breaking she was s compelled to takn a rest for a your or two Lust fall fho went with the Gondoliers company uio not a wealthy woman lllllo Grubb was pretty troll off nho owned sovorul houtos lu lialtlmore Time Hon Henry H Huso Insurance Com 1 missioner for time Mato of Now llampshlredloo at Concord last night of npoploxy Ho was 51 years old lie read law and practised nt 1ltts livid and Manchester and was nt ono time tile partner of time Hon John F llrlgcs In the lat ter city On the death of tho Hon Outer Pills bury ho wan appointed Insurance Commis sioner and has hold lie ofllce ever since Ho was an oflc r in thu Elchth t avt Hampshire lloulmont during the war was Itepresontatlvo to the LuKlslnturo from Manchester for sev eral terms and Spanker of the House of Itopre pnutatlveH In 187V He wits also Chairman of the llopubllcnn State Commltteo for several years lie ioaesa widow and twochlldron Robert McClnskoy of 252 Wyckoff street dlod ou Saturday at the Cumborlnnd Street Hospital In Brooklyn of Injuries received a few days previously by iiilllngfromono of tho wag ons of the City Works Department Ho had been an employee of the Board forln couplcof years lie was well known In labor circles being President of time HorteslioeisUnion He was scormnry of time Toiith Ward Young Mens Democratic Club The Itov K K Johnson a member of the class of ao nt the Western Theological Sem inary Ilttsburuh died on Saturday ot typhoid fever Mr Johnsons father was for many years ninlislonnry in India a member of tlio Allahabadmlcslon Tboyoungman badrhoson tosponil his life in thu foreign mlsxlon Holdand on the Oth of this month ha expected to sail for India Peter 1lKott died nn Paturdny night at his house in Hatbueb In his 47th our Ho wits an active Democratic politician anti had boon Town Clerk and a member of the Kings Coun ty Hoard ot huporvlsors Ho was one ot the clerks of the Hoard at the tlrao of his death ito leaves a widow and seven children William C Hons7ny of the wholesale drug firm of Carpenter HonfKoyl Co Ihlladolphla dropped dead of heart dlxoneo at imitu homo in c West Ihlladalphla yenterday aced 70 years u Ho was treasurer and a lending member of the 4 Academy of Natural tcloucts Ho loaves a large fortune John Y Wnshbnrn for many yonrs a mer chant at Oxford N Y died at the residence ot bis son Vioeloy Wajhburn In Norwich on Friday last aged BO yratv Ho was well known throughout the Clienangn valley He leaves it considerable fortuuu to his widow and tour children I Henry Hall a hotel keeper at Ilonesdale PA died nn Friday last at an advanced ace He was for several years President of the Hones dale Fire Department and was also an active member of the Uonosdalo Grand Army Poet Part Green at the Lad or Him spree NEW HAYKS Sept 7John Bogart CO years old a gunmaker employed at the Vlnohoeter Armory went on a spree on Saturday night and ended It and his life this morning by tot lag a dose of 1arls green Labor and Vaze At a mtellng of the Tirnlili r Union yealerday Is wai reporlrd Ibat a majority blue obope bad conceded 4 tha demandauf the union li was else reportail that Hie Ialmmten Lumen bad Jerllrd lu order a etrlke oq tiuidlnii ben aiiitere vteru empluyed at rarnutien JO7XIMTh 4Ji1J2 UCIIIV William J Florence and A U 1almcr ara at the Fifth Avenue HiitfL John llcriiln iii 1 yean old went nn the roof of Pits toiiir bi Mtinrn irrer ye lerdi writriir on in eaii ke liU minus and rvuut ft lurwliiapcr e tot I Atirvti Mill I0i Vied oil the ruoL lie Ulru IKier aim M bnlanoe urrlved bu lii i linn not trrli M jriiJiil al lh here of Ces Toy Victor 1 f wrnuii wii 11111 la iu aviluniiieiit ow Inir loruuip iLallou wilt the rultfrl dell Company anon i f iiuiiuii Ouiluiu sIll ro ou us uiual ceaaiaic theeilllirunil lir I Frank urimarotRSWofi forty sixth trot was erhln In Ilfiuti venu near llilriir erenin elreet on hattirdty afi rnoon who luio tuiuy nae rum luto by a lrurk introit ty Joteph Ifvtoni IT rsmmr reinon itrai d 1 wild mItt emiL H ho lock liu whip istuul l tiirealeued to iamb ih Hot lor lime uuckuiau wm nneU SluatJet fortium satt yita4sy Thut ielnosrotlo ergunituatiso cf Iii Hvtth Asse ti jiiittb whielt to tim at touirti ersuttluillomi will coliirai liii op miate uf ft mm munudutaarir it 40 It avenue whit a inss nnriiflj 51 5 motac limit rvttmmmac ttuinlnhotimmr I iOrmum uurnbmymaa John Mmurtui lImb ii tbmrntoit i it r4aiizumilu kdwarut J lsu oIl will I omtug Iti cuakra Atily tlutr on I more Ntcmnon ate uiort girt It ftt nnloy r tie S itwart ant ltoui Iflutlir fOi4 tlklbmarm Wimo at toEIng at hi S tot JIntt 4 bali boy kuiuiu so attn wodo it to Atimy aol Ctlr fIsOnIi Amy to I4p dobsart oirtsy meretutur ci lureakfut In lb eryeuut hilt tIn brota a tumbIst vor Lmq bead be isa bidleIscuOsJguaas 4

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rT ir Ii of THE I SUN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1890 1 Ii It be 1tU I MONDAY BElTEMDEn l 1830 Ltci filrree el fUr 1C j 4 S wm nr n An fena testk ni hoOd be L2tM4 s r M rf 4 U mend ldo V The Maine Election The defeat of Speaker KrnD In the First district of Maine today would L in one J eensi a miff irtimo to the Democracy It would remne from public He for at least I two years tie man WhO reckless sircnjrth of will and whoe mncnlfleent Insolence arc i rcnklnc Democratic votes throughout tho It country faster than any other Influence ten V times faster than tho FO alled educational p campaIgn with Its dreary Ul iff tracts and IU mountainclimber attachment It mountlnlmbr f The deett of HEED U I not likely t occur lila majority In IBM was 2133 and notwlth t standIng tho fat that the indifference of the Bepublican voters of Cumberland and York k counties to tho Speakers Importance as I a national personage Is to marked that Mr JUcKiNLrrr observed It with surprtsa and poke of It with sorrow the margin U pretty r afe and the machine Is working as usual I t I the Second district Coucrfssman Dn o I lavr will reflected a usual and MILLIKEX Third and UOUTCUE In the Fourth I c I the Tird IlonEE t te uh f ore sure of another term On tho SUto tlcKot tho returns from t days election should properly b compared t with those of September 1SO when on I total vote of 129053 UODVCTT Kvpublican candidate for Governor had 12619 majority over EDWAIIDS Democrat the Prohibitionist candidate rec lvinjt 3873 vot s In I8S9 a t Presidential year the Ilepubllcan plurality f at the S September election nee to 1 0 i Less than 12000 majority In Maine today i Will signify that the tamo remarkable polit ical reaction thatcut down the normal Re publican majority in Vermont nearly fifty per cent last week I actively working in to Sttto of Hi USE and HEED and of 1 Re I publicanism that asks no questions as a rule but comes up smiling at the ioU F The Porte Lake Canal Job Ono item of the big River and Harbor bill oa agreed t in tho confercnes committee authoriz es the purchase of the Portage Lake y and Lake Superior Ship Canal from the private Tnt company that now owns and nice It the sum of fMO being appropriated for I tho purpose This Ii one of a group of mea t ures including tho scandalous Hennepln Canal and the Sturgeon Bay and Lake lllchlgan Canal project against which a t sturdy fight used to b made The House t I the list Cjnaress Insisted on striking 3 thorn out of the River and Harbor bill after theSenato had inserted them f Tho Pore Lake Ship Canal was designed PI I t avoid the longer course around Keweenaw Point by cutting through the peninsula that juts into Lake Superior from its south 4 era shore The principal local commerce for te northern coasts of Michigan and Wiscon sin and the eastern coast of Minnesota Is of course along this shore while the grain and other products brought from the North west through this lake particularly from Duluth linda some saving of time by pass Ing through the canal on its way to tho tL BanJt Sto Marie and s on south ward Private enterprise enthusiastic I regard to this gon thought there would be enough trade through the t r b enoulh trnc te canal t make it a great Investment It is evi I dent that the question involved was a business one that of the economy of going around I the point or taking the shorter cut and pay Ing the tolls It occurred t the people who r j navigated tho le and perhaps particular i ly to the owners of the steamers connected t with railroad lines and largely controlled j by them that it would b a very good plan t for the Government t bear this expense of the tolls Instead of themselves by buying tho canal and making it true defraying also i Its running expenses S This is about the substance of the Portage V Lake Canal affair 1 the Government tS chooses to take the enterprise off the hands of Its present owners at their price and t give shippers and others at its own cost ac I commodations which they have hitherto I paid for themselves naturally they will not I I object The commerce of Lako Superior is I undoubtedly growing and it was not dUll i cult to obtain the professional opinion of S Government engineers that the Portage 1 j Lake Canal I a genuine aid to this corn s mares and Is well worth tho price Perhaps S tho exaggerated recently made about an 5 Occident in tho lock of the Sault Sto Mario i Canal helped this and other River and t Harbor bill projects in that rcirlnn Tho Portage Lake Canal does not com pare of course with tho Sault Ste Marie in S S importance but no doubt it originally cost much more than the Government Is t give I for It It will also cost the Government in I the end a good deal more than the appro t priation now made I An Oligarchy Proposed I S On Thursday at the meeting of the Social Science Association at Saratoga the lion S AXDIIHW D WIIITE propounded a plan for S the government of cities Ita chief features ore the election of the Mayor and Hoard of S Aderml on a general Ice and the ele Si tion of a Board of Control by property own r ers only no franchise to bo granted and no S l expenditure lau without the consent of this latter body f There is nothing novel about this plan It 1 j brought forward at pretty rogulir inter vals more especially the property qualification S fication clause The theory of tho Con I t etltution tinkers is that the citizens who go 1 t the tax ofllce to pay tax bills are the only I taxpayers and that thereforo they should f bare right In tbe city government superior f to thoe of tero t of the pipulatkin They put up the mOle th shallow argument Is S and hence hare a dc pT Interest In good I government the expenditures ad ou b to bo allowed t fix 5 This of c url Is utterly fallacious Every S body In town piys tale and everybody U I concerned in rr o government Ihe men who own property and actually receive mid pay tax bills merely act as agents In tho matter for their tenant and customers who S liavo coca oonributni their proportionate Btmes of tha taxes in rent and prices paid 3 Nobody cm e np pnylni taxi of some f sort and to sam extent whether he lives In J a Fifth av nun maiston or nn cast sidu ten S wont I the iinrn iture4 of tho municipal c government are xtravaant h sifTer nnd S I they ire tfononica ho pains A cordiLg prv c tirn ia Intorrbtcd in N COCK govcruincnt an1 1 lo uujht to tuUo r part In tue government nether tin tw i land lord or tenant oapitaiUt or wigo earner S It is a part of lia business as a member of I the body rohtlc and to deprive him of the J prlvijeue or to relieve him of the duty I to i do him outrage mid t bring Inlury to the K public welfare The money In the municipal treasury ia 1 the inonny of the wh Ie com tnunity and the whole should 0 consulted r to Its disbursement They have all contributed tributed to It S I J Wnrrnfl theory Trere eouod that It T 11 J the only taxpayers are those who formally pay tax bills ho ought t go further l pie ought to have votes according t the amount of their taxes for the larger their bills the greater their stake In the gov ernment In his oligarchy l ACTORS tote should counterbalance the votes of of small The heavier thousands Iml taxpayers Te heYer a mans ta bills the greater should b his voting po uer The voting should bo con ducted on the principle of stock companies where I majority of shares and not of Indi viduals control Hut the tru theory of our Government is that every citizen Is an equal member of the body politic equally sharing In Its duties and advantages Every mans vote counts one and no more whether It bo Mr ASTon or Mr AsTona poorest tenant Wo do not measure his qualifications by tho amount ot his wealth or count him out as a voter be cause ho 1Y his taxes Indirectly In his rent and consumption Instead of directly at the tax alIke Mr WHITE does not propose a property qualification except In municipal govern ment but I It Is desirable there why 1 it not desirable In all government I we should have it in municipal affairs why should we not have it In State and Federal affairs also I tho oligarchy is established in the town I must extend t the country also I only the actual payers of tax bills should govern t Now York only the actual payer of customs and internal revenue bills should govern at Washington Tho list of qualified voters should b made up by the tax collectors and tao rest of the citizens should b barred out But so vicious a policy and a discrimina tion so fatal to sound republican govern ment will never prevail here This Is a Gov ernment of tho people for the people and by the people not an oligarchy made up by bureaus of assessment and taxation cus tom houses and Internal revenue collectors Experience too shows that on the average the business of tho public la as honestly managed as the business of corporations run by the sort of men t whom Mr WHITE would commit the exclusive control of tho of cities expenditures epndiue ctos The Four Prohibition States The people of two New England States namely Maine and Vermont live under prohibitory hibitory liquor laws According t the te which the of prohibition is ory upon system prohIbIton I founded these communities should be In an founde cmmunIte b t a exceptionally flourishing condition Tho census returns should Indicate the benefits of State Interposition to check the conse quences of bad personal habits and t steer the citizen straight in tho pathway of sobri ety industry and thrift What Is the case In Maine where prohibition hibition boa been on trial for nearly half a century the growth of population during the mat ten years has been about 9000 or one and fourtenths per cent I Vermont there h been no increase of population On tho contrary during the ten years since 1830 which have witnessed euch amazing progress in other common wealths there has been an actual decrease of about 8 In the number of Vermonts Inhabitants habitants New Hampshire sandwiched between Maine and Vermont and affected by almost precisely similar conditions except such as proceed from mistaken experiments in sumptuary legislation has grown just ten per cent while Maine was growing one and fourtenths per cent and Vermont was los ing ground Turning t the West where marvellous growth I the rule on every BIde wo find the two prohibition States of Kansas and Iowa Here the experiment Is recent but the sy tem has been long enough on trial to duce ha results loni enouh ta t p I Kansas the increase hi population dur ing the ten years Is from 996093 t about Vast that Increase to be 1080000 Vat as Inc seems t b It I i much smaller than was t b expected Against Kansaas Increase of sixtyeight per cent her neighbor at the north Nebraska has Increased one hundred and twentytwo per cenU and Colorado her neighbor at tho west has increased one hundred and ton per cent In the ten years between 1870 and 1850 the gain of Kansas was one hundred and seventythree per cent In Iowa the loss of headway Is still moro striking The gain of the ten years by that fertile and progressive State is only 296000 on 1021015 or eighteen p ont But t Nebraska a wo have seen whose eastern boundary touches that of Iowa the In crease has been one hundred and twenty two per cent and in the still older lnne the north the increase has sets just t norh te Incre hl been eightyone per cent These figures are interesting and they do servo the attention of everybody A New Theory of Creeds Tho Rev Mr MxcQuEART re fused a request from the Bishop of Ohio that he should leave the Episcopal ministry He Is the clergyman who rejucts the doctrines of the resurrection ot the body and tho birth of JESCS from a virgin and hence would seem t b out ot place In a Church which has both In tho creed recited at Its services MrMACQuEARV thinks differently and has all along declared his intention t remain in holy ordf rs until ho I driven out by an ecclesiastical clesiastical fcentenct He contends thai tho Episcopal Church as n Protestant Church and under Its articles of religion must allow liberty of Scriptural interpretation to its clergy and ho maintains further that if ho can defend bU J j Uun by Biblical texts he has the right to hold lt The sixth of those articles takes tho distinctively ProtCtint ground that tho Bible contains all things necessary to salvation and that no man Is to be required t believe what ever Is not read therein nor may b proved thereby Mr MAcQcEAir denies that the resurrec tion of the body and the virgin birth of Juus can b proved from Scripture and thereforo t Jt the authority the Church to require belief In them He interprets 0 virgin to mean merely young woman and quotes St IACI to prove that the resurrec tion is of the soul and nut the body rucI casts aside those commonly received doctrines j trines on the ground that they are contrary to reason end science and therefore cannot I I bn imposed an beliefs without outraging the human Intellect That I 0 very radical position to take and yet is It essentially different from that oc cupied by the theologians generally who demand the eioeion or reconstruction of fundiiijcnal article of faith because they arc not lu accordance with modern reason and e etittnr n Truf Unloose f the Presbyterian Theological Seminar and the professors of the toiBnsatlcnal school of divinity at Audover demand that modem creeds shall be constructed according to modern methods of Biblical Interpretation and the reason and sentiment of this day Instead of the dimmer light the leaser scholarship and the narrower rower views of two or three centuries ago The particular points toward which their criticism is directed are not the same as those selected by the Episcopal clergyman but I 1 bated on similar grounds Mr MAC JCEIBT rejects the virgin birth and the bodily resurrection because bo ho Lot d s 55r st t te t ba contrary t reason and a reason able interpretation of the Scripture They denounce election and would abolish hell because moor sentiment demands that Scripture shall bo Interpreted to 6ptur 8h1 b so Interrt a t leave the terrible doctrinne out In other words they all proceed on the theory that a the convictions ot the time change the creed should change which amount t about thoeamo thing ns fraying that abut Imo Mylnl tat every man should b left t construct a creed for himself t include what he really believes and nothing more I for Instance the Committee for the Revision of the West minster Confession formulates a creed which does not agree with Prof Bmooss belief It will not b his creed and yet ho will remain a Presbytf rUn all tho same working Inside the ranks t bring about tho construction of a general creed In agreement with his Indi vidual views That Is what Mr MAcQnEAAT claims the right t do In tho Episcopal Church He con tends that I is his privilege and his duty t proDoso amendments to the creed and that proD amendment t cr tat by so doing ho is no moro heretical than I member of Congress who proposes amend ments t the Constitution Is traitorous I is I very remarkable defence and will mako tho Ucal ensuing inquisitions trial unique among occjpslns More Autobiography From the Bon F G Nledringhaus On the first appearance of tho Hon F ERICK G NIEDIUMOHACS in Congress wo called attention t the remarkable bio graphical notice of that gentleman which was published in the Congressional Direc tory I is one of tho most interesting of all the little lives of statesmen It tells how young FBEDEIHCK G KIEDBINOHACS learned In his youth the glaziers painters sod tinners trade how ho came t the United tW from Germany and began work in 5t Louis at the tinners low of 1 bench at tho extreme wages per week of which he saved about 150 per week how his brother WILLIAM joined him and from their rapidly Increasing wages they saved enough to start In business of their ow ad after n Incidental puff of invented and the granlto Ironware Inent the and manufactured by Congressman ad his brother WILJIAU and a description of their extensive factory In 6t Louis the chronicle Mr NIED narrative proceeds to chrnlclo 2I BRJonAtrss entrance into political life when ho consented to run for Congress only after It was urged that Republican vic tory In the district would b assured by his Uon prona popularity and the issue of protec So naive was this little life and 6 Intimate In Its disclosures of domestic and business affaire that we assumed that it was written by no other pen than that of Mr NIEDBDJO flats himself This theory I now con firmed by the author In a speech on con tract labor by Mr NlEDnrxonACS which app in the Congrttsional Record of Sat urday we find the following pas le I Fricm that mr frltnd from Keaiackr Ir I Ci cm tiu rnj whM I hated atxmt me In Ui Con rrtiitonil Itrcctorr ad tout at oLe lime I worktd for 4 a wuk bcau1 couU not 1 ur mor A Kim rr Wo wroisthal Mr iroioyanotclL noir I wrote thai mytelf IfJlbter ard I did It for tbn rtaion that at loots future ttm tome rr dlicoarartd iirocrllnr yocnff man mlbt reel it and t ts conraxe tt Ceo I looked Aronnd a I eatersi tha hal and raw on one aide of me an trrlntnt Jtdf and on lb otrer a iGorernor cr a Slate and tOo again 1 that account ct mr elf It mad my hair tad on end ILAQjfhlerj 1 felt that I waa ont of place aa aj friend from kintnckr firmlr believes Laaxnter I la Ifo air that I cad from Germany when a boy but under th free Ina Itatltni of tall ffrand and clorlomi Unioa wtlea Irea an equal ehanea to 0 I hare been eaaoled 1 make a Urine and UUIa over and hare at tha urn time bull np each ft character and itandtar with tha ptope among wbotu I have llTad for the lat tblrtyfiTe year that they hare lien Clio send me here aa ILk reprteentatlre and for which they are reipootlbla Continuing his remarks on contract labor Mr NIEDBKOHAUS related the following Incident from his recent experience I will tell you an experience I it I l to to no far ther I attempted I rtt Into a fashionable church aome months ago with mr little family but after watt Inr a long time In I toe corridor we failed Aa we lort I with disappointment sad dlinat mr little dauhter 04 Tapa dliln they know yon are a member of Conrreta f Wu said I ay hd I da not Uunk they 41d Lacfhter Mr NiEBnrsoHACS rarely speaks in tho House without having his time extended by unanimous consent Nobody snoozes while he Is on the floor A an orator ho Is and his In his self a success h simple pride sl made career and his shrewd goodnatured about himself and his busi way of talking abut hlmal hl bUI ness and family have mao him a reputation that Is THE Sux would tion tat I quite unique T b unjust t tho member from Missouri however if it did not add that while tho tnt impulse Is t laugh at NIEDRTNOHAUS and his speeches the more you listen t him the more you like him Our trustworthy old Republican friend the Jloiton Journal remarks on tho eve of the Maine election Tbeelsctlanetn Maine always attract a treat deal or attention partly became of He early date on which Ihry are held and partly btcacse Maine citizen are a politics loner people given t a thoughtful and Intelli gent coDsUerallon of Subtle questions and acting upon them with a dlrectneu which lives to their Totes mora than ordinary eltiCcance That it just about what the Boston Journal remarked on the eve of lbs Vermont election concerning tho voters of Vermont After elec tion In ermont the Journal observed ton osene I Tb apparent decrease In tbe Republican majority bas no political significance I What will the tried and trusted guardian of New EuclanJ KopublleanlBm after tins w EOllaoJ IopublcAom tar r re I turns are in from Maine 7 The PrmixraUe party I a donothing party rrifrun It aipears to teat 1aoIaLs w the rear u pry That Is the view Republicans Invariably rot of the Democr cy after one of their pro of DitsmodU activity In usurpation jobbery and I extravagance Vermont is finding no end of consolation for the momentary chagrin CAUMI br the cen sus revelations Within a few month she has teen Vermontars raised to the bleb offices ol CommanderlnChlef of the Grand ArmieS the llfpubllo BurictonOeneral of the Arrry and Assistant secretary cl f War while a Vermonter was already Secretary of War She hA always a constant source of pride and joy in the lun Cronos EDMUNDS and nowsha has mae great Democratic cluf In her elections The Green Mountain btata may have remained about stationary according to tbe statistic of population for the last ten rears while her elster States were growing but nba II all right Why did not Speaker Ttrxi take CANNOX down Into Maine for campaign purposes j Ha took UcKiMLEi he took OXOOT LODOE Why did he leave CANNON behind at Washington 1 II rrity Not ACI M Vega I 1 a n IMcnUie In ia FUinHili Sb la Tim a That statement I without lay attborlty whaUrer and I 1 not correct WLan Senator Mealeer railed ln ma ricently to ask my sipcort I said te Urn that I d4 not car to tecorna Involved ID I the contest 1 there was to be one and that I retarded k candHesy ftj a mistake vss from ku la own suntpolnL r ot k ColosSi also spoke to me La his behalf I told then tIM any movement to defeat Mr Vau I had bs lacted without ppoelUon and whose election sad coarse la CeogiMe were so lenerally and fenerouly commended would not mast with the approval ef pub lic iplidos and that It would fee c04 mse4 Ersr sine 1 b e n11 ef uppoalitoa U the return ef Con reasnuft Vau for Ute f all tana was Bnt m I hav cossldered u aeveoeat A fca4 1 u Mis ana fcttiuui M say s t S 11 31IB flPLORATIoy Vr AUBKJt Tk nemo Military CosunUI ITOpsCCe t I ad Owl I P rtr Next TT esr WAsnncrrrox pt Americans who de sire to mae discoveries In unknown lad Deed not co to the heart of Africa Without crosalnc either ocean they can find hundreds of thousand I of sonic mlA of unexplored area In the northern part of this continent The Dominion of Canada has late y been pros ecuting this work of home exploration with much vigor and now the House Military Com mittee In Congress ban eau b the fever and want to sand an expedition to Alaska In this D rpo e Gen Cuteheon the Chairman of the Military Committee baa the aid of two army officers Capu P 11 hay Eighth Infantry and Lieut L W V Kennon tjixth Infantry who are enthnslattto on the sublet and would undoubtedly heal the proposed expedition should the bill providing It b passed The former bA bad useful experience In northern Alaska baring been put In charge ot the Point Barrow party catered rears ago The Introduc tion of a bill providing for the establishment 01 a permanent military post at Sltla was made the occasion for substituting a bill look Inc to the exploration of the Ttrrliorr and Ba rtarr Proctor on bring consulted gave the schema his cordial sanction Twentythree rears han passed slot Alaska was purchased from ItusMa IU enormous coast line bas been followed and surveyed 8 have also In part a few of Its rivers particu larly the great Yukon which baa been visited br aevaral exploring parties Much has also been done In the narrow strip forming the ex treme southern portion of the Territory and la general wherever mining is carried on In the region of the boundary between Alaska and the Dominion of Canada anrvoylcc parties are now bun who wH add to this stock of In formation hut apart from the coast tbs great rirers aud the boundary line there Is an enor mous area amounting to cetera hundred thousand square mIles which bee not been jelled and about which amnst nothing Is known To supply Information upon Ibis rc Clou II the object of the Dill ol the House com mittee D BDI roved bv the ecretnr ot War According to tho tlan drawn up by Lieut Eennon the exploring party would Include a minimum ol fifty ana a maximum ol a hundred enlisted men of the army together lib scion title observers and guides from the reiIun betting out from ban krancieeo next sprinc It would take with It a steamboat In pectlons and also a saw mill tits mill brine eat up a the central point elected aa the IMO of the expedition and the Monmliont Lolnic rut to gether on the Yukon Ulth this apparatus I and nlhn steam launch barcoy mulooarluut Mil piles and tools and fcccneralouttlt tor com fort and safety the expodlliou vnnld e much bettor equipped lor Us work than thea of bohwatka Itavmond and their predecessors Instead of the haute which baa Interfered so much with the success ot these expeditions there would be deliberation the patty proius Inc to remain at Its task a least three CIN It would take plenty of clothing and store and establishing its headquarters on the Yukon at a point which a stenmer could reacB I wotid then fiend out parties In directions Astronomers geologist botanists and other lent c men would co with the expedition and the art of nhotocrauhr would of course ba brought Into lull pie The total coot for the Unee years is estimated at I11WOOJ wnlch Is not excetMte Whether any returns would come in the war of Increased ttade Is DrobaMr not much con Idored Tba main object Is scientific and tbo laudable man acquire accurate informa tion In regard to this portion of the national domain Is a sufficient stimulus It would do for AlaHa what Denmark ban arrangel to be simultaneously doll next rear for Oreenland Indeed this latter movement and Norn ay 8 undertaking In Iolar exploration may posl blr hare furnished acnur the Alaska pi oect Etill Lieut Kenaona memorandum indicates I that something mar b hoped from the new expedition of a commercial character I Is believed ho las that besides the profltbbla trade In furs which has been carrlJ on with I the natlres for many rears there may lx guIlt clent wealth In lumber and minerals to pay de velopment Aerlculture Is uecusflIT prose cu ed in like latitudes In lluasla and the Indi cations are that this Interest might bt um cleutly dc elop d to provide for tbe wants of a population engaged In other pursuit 1 these questions however remain to be settled 1y l H proi er examination of tbe aetted far as mineral wealth Is concerned Alaska has I I certainly developed more or It than wo cen I orally expected at tho time of its pur ha e i Si neoDtlmUtlo views of Mr Seward in lotiird to its possibilities a an nerlrultural iountry I bate r rbapn not been fully realised but it is aulte certain that our eorner lot although It his given some trouble In diplomatic neo flattens bas rrored quite an valuable as vas expected and that lie purchase was n good Investment MiulI Congress authorize tbe rruposed expedition under C aulborze In nnd JleuL HtcnoQ much more would bo know of I the ceozrapbr of Alaska three rears bcnce Plata Talk About the emocratlQ Cakraei la PenntirlTaiila PxiiaBxLrnii Sept 7 During my thirty years cup rltoce In recsrlTanla politics I have never known the Democratic party t enter upon a oltlcal campaign for Important State officers with inch promising pro pects of secrets I In this contest which optnM at Ecrsaton with the nomination of Governor Fatllton and I have never witnessed such an sppaiently studied effort to turn a seemingly astuxed nctoiy Into defeit aa that which has characterised the management of the PemocraUc campaign In Pennsylvania up t this lou This dissipation of CamocriUe success Is due u tbe Injection of the SCOffed Prophet and Mngvrnmilim into the campaign by the rIde officeholders of the Cleveland Administration Every conilderaUon ot common sense and political sagacity ought to have o clndeJ these acton bt from the day that ex Postmaster llarrlty mad Clavtland the central 1t the Campaign and established a llcgwamp Committee I an aJjuoct to Chairman Kerrs elate Comm the campaign drooped II may it too Late to remedy the matter I do not think so and I Candidate fattlson and Chairman Kerr two men of Intelligence wiuld even now determine 1 eliminate Crorer Cleveland ai a Providential caaildate and William J scott as a Senatorial candidate and wonld retire the Mugwump Elate Committee which 1 I supporting Iattlson and opposing all otters on the Democratic ticket that ticket would regain Vemo craUe confident The longer the bannerof Cleveland for President and Scott for Senator I held I aloft the Larger lh majority a Ur Delamater will b t sooner that banner Is laid away and Mr caution a most worthy cItizen makes the Cght upon his record and his merits ass public man lb better twill I h and the more likely h 1 h t win a victory Tba New Core Labor ZKW Will Per salt Imported PreHcber to Land Vfmi rAe jn4tttnnt otU Journal WiimircTOx Sept 2actors the Coutrtct Later law was pasted In the Home Saturday an amendment was propcsed eiemptng from Its provisions ministers of ite ffoipel This cnrlobs leflflation was nece itate br a decision of th Treasury department that cleriymen who r called from foreign countries to occupy pulpits In the Inlted Elates were to tie considered under the law I aa contract later era Several Inc tees occurred In which churches Ike Unite States hate teen prohibitS from securing pastors o foreign hitCh One tecullsr case occurred on lb line between Michlren anl I Can ada The congregation on thla side of the boundary In I vited a pastor In ft village on the oppoilte side to come over and ml their pulpit Borne mischief maters wrote a letter to the Secretary it the Ticaiury calling I a at I tention to th fact ant the Cepartmect was compelled to tune I aa order prohibiting the engagement this I pastor Hut In cass toe Senate roncuretn lb action of the llocse Saturday clergyman will hi instep from the provisions of the act I The Iron Arteries of Ika New Honltu I rout Us HuHitfaeturtrf o During OtiS last ten years lb South his but Dearly 2dO mleict new railroad an Increase of about lou per tnt over IM the total mileage for this iccUon Upresent blc over 40OO Will Its same tale of In I crease continue during the next ten years and thus give the ooalh over 14ux mice of rallrtaa la Ito t It Isuulls poislbe that I will and we teIeve that ten I years hence tie South will bays double Us pre ni rail road mileage as extravagant aa such a prediction may scam to tuany Baa Hall and JJIaeloa IB Jaaa I mi PtHHTittr jroasma lolo outside of th United Statsa doe the game ef u ball enjoy such popularity u la the Tokyev TokehAzaa conunuolty u Japao A number of th eUyan us toisalenariaa and I augurs well for their ueiftlaaae tkal at me time could an effective alee have been formed without their 14 The Lost OpaorisiBltv HWe madeaUg talstate adsm sail Eve after they fc4cul4outside u Oardeu Uow earr srUUatsl We shemlil hare belated use Muss that mallet 1 LA as J TDK DBLJlriRE ZUOTUMJCAX Tfcr navel I FlahllBB Cstaae TTaat the CasapalKSi Meg to Aataoar flIttas TTlLMticoTov Del pt 7he Republican State Convention to be held at Dover on Tus day will b more Lairuoulons I possible than the recent Democratic Convatlon Vs Ih one exception the coming Convention will met I under the same conditions a those under which the first one mat Doth parties lone Ilnt agreed that Kant county should bare the I naming 01 the candidate for Governor and I that the nomine for Congressman should I coma from Sussex count The Democrat I Convention as In a rcutlar position or at I least the delegates that were to compass It were In a quandary Robert J lleynolds bad nearly all I of the but nal delegates the fear that the threatened bot of the Saulibnry wing mad torn of the party workers timid and Treasure was brought to bear to get lleynolds I to stand aside at tbel last minute That scheme I did not suit Itainolds at all He was very anxious to become Governor ass colt of vin dication his father being defeated In 16C2 br a S few votes when he atlempttd to secure the nomination 2vearlr all the night before tho Demo 0111 Convention of Auc 1 the party leaders conferred at Dover The result reach od at 3 oclock on the mornluc of the Conven tion was that the party could not afford to lis ten to the threats ot tho few KnuUburrs and I that Reynolds must to nominated A few I hours later Mr Bayard arrived on the scene I and he confirmed the action of his partr friends Then the Convention was hold and I I was the most peaceful Catherine In the his tory of tbe partr i i The Republicans will co Into their Conven I tloo on Tuesday next without any surface I Indications of a light Tie y will not noed t hold a preliminary council of Thor prlmloay counci war are I I all screed that tho candidate for Governor must b Kents choice That choice now I Is Harry A Richardson a wealthy young can I ner and the only son of Mato Senator Web I ardson Young Mr Itlchardson hal tbo rep utation of being a good business man Ho Is Jopunr wilt the farmers of whom ho bur 1 conslderaboln tho way of fruits ana meats all lu whom ho I tOYS Cool prices In eLSn lie Is popular with tbo bi fH5 lit I plain and unassuming In hut manners lie has never been a politician and whoa first named for 1 the ofllce the silCB stloti was received with smile Mr ItlclmtdMjti has turner and tbero In I n suspicion brmicht out br the llU cm19 Pttj eis that bo li I not uiiwllltntr to proviau the SInews of wr for the campalcu it ha Is i 1 nominated lu I lie mat K It may there Is 1 crowing feeling heie thai iua cornice cnnipnlun In Delaware I Will be marited br the use ol boodle without stint The llerootds family hate wealth unJ they are repotted to b uuxluus to bate lame 1 IlobertJ mod Oo ornor Tbo purchasable vote In this Mate which Is larte In the two lower counting ban lean t Increased by twu rears of bad crops and bard time It hat not 1 loon an uncommon thluc In times past for a I tme la8t thrllty lartner with several lon of ale to tell i his vote and tbo ote of blsponatotbe highest blddr I hn not teen un unusual sight to 1 fee len sIttIng on tbe fence near the polls I waitIng for the highest bidder before voting At the Got primary at Dover at le tlvUof I I th 50 votes cast not purcnased not coy I only i tit In the open bile ltlchardson 18 l now the choice of Kent I county there Is a possibility that ome cue else I In hunt will bo made the choice br the delegates Ibo other counties Mr Klcbard i suns candldacr ii nf recent origin but the I cnndidcy of Col D 1 1 livrnnrdwho live near Dcsr Is 1 several years old CoL Uarnatd Is a I nubile man a welltodo armor a Droure klve cilzen aeo popular with the farmers and a man of considerable force of character Ho I In I looked upon aa the choice the IlleUus wing of tbe JopubUcan party and I may b that the higgins strength will be Ium lent to j Uarnaid make Kent county believe that it really nants I There ha been a lively flcht hero in Wll I 1 mincton between the followers of Mr nil gin headed br the lofal Federaloacaholdera and the livpubllcan who did not want 31 r 11 It fin a fir Untoa States teuator and who tlo not take Urdly to him since bo became rnnti r The bitterness bvtneen the two He publican factions is I very strong but the party I I will loe no votes by this absoLce of iraernal fooling lbe obje tlon to eimlor I1lccln6ls I I I that his apnolntu CUIK hava not I een satisfac tory and that ho bas tiled to consult with a consut ccnnlu faction of the party r tbeseectloniof l delegates to the coming i Convention there has been In this city nn HP I parent disposition upon the cart of Mr AI Llnss Il uteiiaiit9 to divide the ddefatoi I between the member of the two factions and 1 i several cl the henntors stroncest arty t rouents have been named as delegates This I dlspoitlon I to be fair I has however only been i utinrent and when ioses are counted it will I I I be fouLd that the lllitelns lon In New Castle county have mot 01 the delegates In Kent I I Mr Hlccin bas fewir friends in his own party i I I but In u eex he i toads a little better I In reteteuio Mr Hlcstn olleced Pefer I I ante for i ol Darnurd It Is only air to say i however that his friend declare the charge I false lie Is neither for nor against any can did ae Ho Is lo Kents choice He in not I o fioIncMr itlchnrdon and ho U not lorklnK I for Col llarnard Thla is announced today br the Fcnatori cloeat friend Ir The coming battle In November Is of vital I I Interest to benator Hfutttn By virtue of his position he Is the arty leader lUte fails next S veDber his prestige as I leader will bo tone I Then the party may brace up and eo on with 1 out If Senatorial le ider UJ he succeeds on the other hand In carrying the State for the lepubli tins be will have won a doulje victory and greatly Mrencthened himself at home as I well as abroad Mr higgins Is a bard lighter I a perrlstaiit ilchter I t 1 a brilliant man and lois worst enemy never puts him clown n fOOl The llepuhllcnns In this elate have i flflillnc chance The rear 1tS9 marked the rise ot Anthony Illecins What the rear bW l will I record for hIm con be told better on Nov 7 wll VTUERK I HISS MOORE She Bode Oaylr Aw r Saturdar Aftermooa oa a 01O Tricycle The Brookhn police aro looking for a prottr eighteenyearold girl a brunette 5 meet 1 inches tall of plump figure and wearing a blueKtdted dress and n turban bat On Sat i I i I I urday afternoon she called at the Schumacher I I iV fcboerfcld Cicle Companys store a 1171 I I I Bedford avenue and hired Victor tricycle after leaving the usual S5 deposit and giving tbe I I name of Elizabeth Moore of 711 Muyvenant av I i ouue Site said she wa going oft lor n rtfa In i the mark i and would be back within three I hours The manner in which sh rde off i showed thltt she was an ncconipllhed cyclist i Bh9 lolled f return and no truce of tier or the tricycle which n valued nt tICli hoi ince Ion 1 dis over l The highest number In I fatuyvesant avenue la uo I Iu Jtuurler helenS III Pretty Woman Writing upon The Illustrating of look In Ibo September number of tho Vn uine of Art Sir 1m Maurler In an intereoting a8aI8 glees us an apology for his typical pretty wo man who Is to familiar to students of Iinrli I confe Iha says that In book Illustration I i think the pretty woman 1 very Important per son and since we are on the subject although It I banly for mo to ffoak of lien it 1 seems ponieirhat unfair to oave my pretty woman unite out In the cold i do noi e tli reader does not dlftllkv her that 11 l he knows bar 1 am 8 fond of her mylt or rather so fond I of what I want her to be tho In I mr lY jnCf itf rjtittamr and I have Len hear her commended and the crnlon or I her has Founded sweet In mine far and g no straight to mr heart for slit I has boeomo to me as daughter lobe U rather all I uOmtt Ie I a trite stiff but lngllsh women are tall anti still lull now and eba is rattier too serious but that is onh because 1 Hurt It to dlnltult with I mere airke In black Ink to ImllcMe the enrhantlnu little curved lines tbat eo Irom thin nose to the mouth corners causing the links to make a inlland without them the smile Incomplete merely a grin bo I have bad to cite up the emil when the author hal Udt i aboulutalr ln1ud upon it And im for the height I hare olion txtgun ly drawing tbe dear creature little and found cIWD IJ ope sweep of the port laddlnir a few inches to the 1 tKittoinol her skirt 1 have Improvid her io much tha It ha been Impossible to resist the temptation the tblnf Is BO easy and the result I 110 satlsf Ing aid immediate RaMtaaiAascrleaB Hebrew Aoelatlo The RusslanAmericaD Hebrew Association which has been recently founded bad a well attended meeting III the Harris Assembly Hooms 177 East Broadway last night The organization U I deilcneI I lor the pr motion of soclatiiiltr ani a tolrit of Amtrlc clsii lor tti io deiinr ot ihelr countrymen against un just attacks from whaetrr source tIter mar com and forth elevation of the moral md into lectual status of their countrymen Jr l Ado lib ltaliea the rabbi t of the oclatlon has bfinn a serifs of lectures which are mven every Sunday afternoon At last nlgbtB meet lug the rabbis subject was black bbeep Among the Unaslan Jaws To Mlajr Wills the Far TIlo CosatMBiv To ns Servo or Tm Srflr In your taper of Sept 4 statement appeared that Intended leaving the ray Templeton Company and bringing pull agalcst them for moaey due me Will TOO u luatice lo Use management correct the statement asl appear Ow its compasy In BMion seat Woek and aspect KIM Un5iWetb4urIjsgtheit Lass Csaspau W4aWihueJ kilt a m ovt c u 410 VMDKB A grCTTKniHO HOT II N4 Ne M B VTttrm Bal naeaaan IS IB I quuoa There WBJI something the matter with the MR electric lamp on ton of the high pol at the corner It kept sputtorlns anl hissing its dis content with whatever ailed It and now and i again it shut off Its rays entirely save for a I dull red glow that made ugly shadows beyond the house stoops and awDlngs Faith exclaimed Mrs Klanasan phwat bodivtlmaat It I it I dunno In the light th night Its been alir enoush now for a week Thr dont It burn or shut up an be done wId itr IlrA litti lights bettrn none Mrs Flanagan on such a night replied Kato when the moon must be wcarlo her eves out lukln for the earth the clouds be o heavy Ar ar assented lbs elder woman thats like re TOUJ be flndln some good In It If i bot the sun an the moon should sot lost alto gether an niter show us their faces again so re Kate laughed send looked tenderly down at tho I wee face resting on her arm They were sitting I on the steps getting what cool there might lo in the into hours of the evening The narrow street line with upturned drays and trucks and scatteiod over with refuse was silent save for the low rumbling of the machInes In tbe lOt oiioslte where wbltccnpped Germane were making brand for the 1 city rl Its H Jel time ere harm since tho motherdleil Kaleaitl Mrs Flannian drop tiltiK the bantering tone wlta wuichsbe had scored the epu terlni lamp Ilartl YO mar sac Mrs tlnnncan respond ed Kate Kith trembling lipbut sum its much I I harder for ths chlldttn to bo without hor when I thsy toed a itiolher IIIOt and ale roo to I put the bahr In et l hoping tbat slp had bo I come so sound that tho hot close nlrof Otto I tenement would not again rouse ber before i meriting I Arnymuttrel I Mrs Tlanagan always a work In an tblnkln for somehxlr else an dlvll a bit of comfort to be tnkln for herself and File too rOil to seek th lack t room up tOrts Illuhts of stairs where alto elept When Kate earn dowru n few minute later and found the steps deserted he sat with her face In liar hands trying to buntcb her thoughts In listening to thedull sounds from the pnVery i 1rorently the trap door to the stairs leaning i doo to tho iiDJTground workshop opened and n bend wbttc oed appeared Slowly It roe and a young man with n white apron and flourstained clothe percd anxiously across the street HP cioasod over and sat below i Kate on the steps It vnBOlul ntn rti nacht Katie hll said I laying bits citp 1 beside lit u e8 Karl she replied It must be terrible I In there by the ovei s tin It 8e Aft nle1 Karl but of dot 1 link not I I astinkln of you Katie Me she exclaimed In merit derision faith havent ye enough to think of with yourself what with you douch and your yeast I bail v our long shovels for reaching alter the bread i N sin Katie responded KarL with tbe eqnanlmltr i a man nbo mind Is set upon a definite policy co deras some tin more m re an all dot It rag you Katie all of It I ou know me Katie a goat many rears already Vat rm links The lamp at ih corner sputtered furiously r shook Us name angrily and went out Karl began Katu tremulously as she rose to b feet I Yah Katie I lola you a long time already I hal my par tonight rnlset I link you lolo ne halle better us dot 1 know It I Karl had risen nnd they flood close together The lamp at the corner drowned In a vlcorous hiss hUevor happened between Kate and hart Itte ind when in the next instant the I I street wis aglow with llcht a young man was i ploddltg across the way to look after his dough and a joung woiMtn wa making her way UP stairs with a lighter heart than she had I ever known bLJZURKS UT CCSIVUS OffCCKS Captala Sartnlenlo ExplHnatlon Trnnil lb 1th a Falcr Xtotloat CapL Miguel Gonzalez Sarmiento Captain of the bark La Fama 10 Cauarias on which sev eral chests were Mired the other day gives this version of Ibo case Ho left Havana for tbo Canary Islands via New York with eighty pas I eangers Wblo In Havana a gentleman named Gomez took tatsago for the Canary Islands and sent on board several chest toLd trunks On the iluy of departure Gomez sent word that be had to remain Cuba directing tbe Captain to take lib luggage to the Canary Islands He said he would take a steamship to Liverpool and would meet tie bark at the Canary Islands When nearing hew lork the captain put Oo mea goods in a room with the intention of Laving it sealed by the customs authorities her ua containing goods In transit When be arrived here the Koola teio seized under pro test The matter will I a further Investigated The tart t will leave on Wednesday for the CA nary Islands A trunk oloncing 1 to Antoine Warder a pits sooner ou the steamship La hatnpntnf was feljod hy the customs Intpectors ye terdny It had a tales bottom which concealed 200 clears two bottles of olive oil three quarts of schnapps one bottle if brandy and a bottle of cordial Morltz Ulllert and M Bernie also passengers on La l hnmpaune had each f ne more watch than the laws of I I ace Sam allow the voyager from foreign pars to bring oauor Inspectors Drown and Donnhuo politely re lieved Mefr Gilbert and Itcrnis of their su perUuous chronometers and let them co A 93OOO CLAtlllAKE Ftsb Fleb aid Vegetable flouted IB a Patios Market Fire Watchman William Coulter sitting just Inside the South street mldde entrance to the Fulton Market at 315 oclock yesterday morn ing board several sharp cracks as of breaking gla s and found a Ore well under way lu the building at the corner on Front and Beekman Streets Three alarms were rent out The fire bad started In the flh stall of A Y W Barbie and spread upward and to both sides The oyster and fish stals of Mlddieton Carman tc Co H J Coliln and Robert Turey the vege table stall of li v Ibrfc aud the meat stalls ot J L Hennlnc is Williams and William Emerson were a on burning vigorously 1 bo narrow aisles and the high stalls luterfeied with the activity of the firemen Tbe roof of the market Is of glass an inch thick rmed In wo xl Tbe bent uict cracked i and then shiverad the glivs 1 His pieces fall ing trout a considerable b ight penetrated the has and coats of the firemen and several men were cut ubout Otto head shoulders and hands 1 he lire wa contttied to the corner of the bullrUng with b It tarred Although tbe detructlon was complete on the Inside not a tracts of atnao coniil be seen on fie outside I wall Tho lost Is between fs0t and 11UOX osterlar afternoon the oil of the market house was laden with the odors of a restaurant kitchen A nuni1 or of turtle were thoroughly cooked shells and alL Presbyterians In u New Church The First United 1resbyterlan Church changed Its pae f irshlp jestorday from West Twenlrs cond street o St 1nula Evan I gelcalChurch on Vost Ihlrtrlourtli street 1 be services w n ho i in the basement ai this chi ch Itsoii will not be teady lor three weeks when the Iom opening wll take pla e The fey T U Anlernou s hetastor Thechurh will scat about lioy persons and will bate a 10thj0orsn Who Will Huecrrd Jli Carter The Itev Pr Tiiiodore I Iuyler occupied bli old pal rlt In tie Ltfayelie Avenue IresbrterUn i burgh In Vrcollfn st the inorLins ant cvrnlLg ser Uts yester day Itie irmialttee vrhtcl sis a5 tonne 10 look around fur arssor WIlD ie fn or rsJnd tour nrflye niontisatfo has no yet red uiou a man ueuibera ot tie xuimltlee late loads a Mn of v rtoi clilee and i av beard everal leaJinf minlllere triurn alto I oat dlicl ini it object ar lieu m e lou Hi said i nowercr ttia li 05 hat btn found who win te suif Bettel ss Ur nrler s surcessor and that six months will prolalj elapte before a seecl uu le made A Tetcrau Captain AVeudier Butte IB Kliymr rapt Jacob swalm of the Ret Mar firesmMp Com pans tug Argil setifaiidderole sore Ih Hie Killow lot the baromeieV11 of ti sssitssr as hdicatcd by When rise bruit after low Equals aspect sni clear tins Long foet l4 long tail thcrt nolicoom past Flnl rise alter low Fori l s stronger howj WI 1 en the liss fills low Irerare or blow Wrenti rises itiCt l taluir kites fly frst tee rain and ih n the wind Topsail shuts inj talrarOs mmJi Hut whets the oln s before be rain Hoist the topsails up agnln When wind come before rain Soon joe will make sail sum When rain comes before wind Halyards litete and braces mini Kacserel skies and mares tali Hake tall skits carry low sills A ralatow In the morning Is the laliors warning A rainbow at nigh Is the shepherds dellrtl Whaa lu site Mts la a clear Sisterly viad yOe seed aei teas arujmo Uiosoun Lag It aj CVtLKHR attics Tke nifttlBCtlT Havel that Mark tk Neftool of IxarBlnc Tbe llarvart Kasi Pervades Tacrn Nearly AIL pe tS rnreshi No tfl All honrtAltecb Alleeba ra1 Allegheny A rahor tKahrahrah Itabrvi Am herst r lntesUBte rah tab rats Ii nav laka bootnnlaka boouinlnka btml 4 Hales IiKiiu lionrdoln Bowdo n rah tab ruh Ilrowo Itabfnh tab rah rib mi alfornla Hada hi Calforma V 0 I Bersieyiip Boom I Ah fobrColbr Ittu rah rah lolumbln Hurray hurray hunay Co Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell 1 jail I yell yell Comeir i Darmouth With who nan Wall uba wati Dn uldl Dartmoiih Uah who scss Dlctlnaou lllp rah bus lit buiia oDlenMs leorcotown ID Cl0eorteto raiti Georgetown rahl Georgetown tiger iiL boom ah llamlltn flab rail rah Ilamltoal Hnmilton Zip rnb Loom HarrarilItnbiah rah Lab rah rail flab rnhrah Ilarnrd Ilobnrt lllti llobart Hip Hobnrt llln ho Hliino I t hliillobHrtl I I 1 w Indiana1I f i L Ul I I V lah tab tall ailh boom bang Iowa I I tiivorslty otht C I H L I cidi clddy iimS L I I hun nH Inlvoroltr I of Itch cLaU Jar hawk X V 1 hen cn llahrnhrahl Keni n iven you Lafarotto flab tab rahl Tiger La fay Otte IehlBh floornh hrnrl hoorah hrayl hrnr hrarlohlih Middle burr Midd Midd illdiitburrl llahrnh rats Minnesota lulveraltr I ofllahs rats rahi i A kn 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bteena Institute Eoomrah Boomroil Boomrah btevons bt Johns BJ Jlhip I hip hoornr boo ray bwanbmore Rah rahl rah tab rh rah I bw trthraoro warthmore hoornh Tennessee Imverultr of Huh rah tin I boomlee rnli rah Tennessee tnlyersltrof the FouthTaU rahl rail tni rahrahrahl Varsitrof tbeSotai bewanee Wooter fnlvcrsltr of Tab rah rail W tvri iiBtor bang boom whiz tile 7tnljurIin ral Irahi tab rabrabt tab rahizahlasjo 4n1 AIfAKfSPL4jus DKSD3 XO COJffl 1IJu p A Alora IB EaEland to Prevent It Fnat lie London HMO BIB As there nprears to be more than a po elbllltr that the HalllwellIhilllpsoollecUoa of hBke8IKarlan rarities win bo chipped off to America before the close of 1S1 0 It seems but proper and right before the dlu Is finally cast to let Englishmen and the literary world I know tn the most public manner possible that the unique historical Ueatures closely as foclatM with the great dramatist mar soon ya s out o the old countrr toe ever to find a home In one of the Jvew Worlds public libra rise There ore for example six very Important Indenture relating to Xew Place Stake steamS unmortcated estaient htratfoidcn Avon and that these were once In kilo own bands the late Mr Ualllwelllhllllus wrte dies not admit of rational qnestloo They aretbe original conveyance of Jvew Place irom VMlllum clopton tI Clapton to William Iot8 of btratfordonAvon dated February 2o 1561 nn Indenture of the 20th of lit ember tn the same year made b tweeu the tame per eons avid relating to the manor of Clopton parcell of the premises rauled the Seas Place nn Indenture of carton covenauntes brtwen Illlam Clopton Lsqurer and Lists beh Cole hrs srster for brr marryag money dated the aoth of July 1S32 charcUg ame suaue or tenement fett and bayou Ftratford callyd the Newe 1lace and an In denture barcaln and sale of Newe llac from William Bott and 1 llzabeth bis wife to Wll liam nrlvrbill ol the let of September 1M7 It was from this Underbill that hihakepeare purchased the estate In 15D7 htte lour ancient title deeds were discovered some tire years or so ago by Mr lllchard Ims of the British Museum In the private archives of V allophall Salop These four and the two otlglnnl Indentures of a fine betel Sn tr1 lace between fahakesrare and fn I derhlll In the year 1CUJ make up the sli On very inestimable document It the orlglna con veyance 1 1 hhakepeare of tIm house in the BlBCktrlars that he purchased in the year i613 made baiweene honey Walker cltizeir and mlnstrell of London and William Suakesifre of htratfordupon Ott In the countleot War wick gentleman This Is quite perfec and Is In a beautiful state of preservation Us I promises conveyed br this deed wer itiMoJ i within one or tw hundred yards to Otto e of the Blackfrlars Theatre and were turo e4 br the icet for tu This Is tho mestl I cal record that was enrolled in Cjan cerr oon nfler the purchase the ocol 1 endorsement still remaining in n perfect otate of preservation and It was tot many year rt of the leading features of the Sambun oec tluu subsequently pos lnc bv public auoloD J I Ino that of the late Sir William Tile M f 1 I who haJ ul en an unlimited romtnlselon to It Another document also from tim alnsburr hoard is i an Indenture of the Ithi of February ICIilfl transferring the legal estate of tan ackriars louse I In ttust to follow the direc tions of bhikespeare6 will upcn this there li an endorsement from which It I ai t ars iho t It was handed over at the time to tusauna uat the poet daughter There mo alt geher20eholcettakesp i deots c miTisInc one branch of the c llectioa and these with thin Celebrated i roof fpyit the liroesiout portrait the m st rolls He I llKenes of shake sate In eaioncc the rare books the manuscrirts ant the plans at d ho prints and the vicnv nil form a co ecti ti of rarities which the late Mr Halliweli nllliu br his will directed should KQ sold m for flUfUor morn Among the tnatu vreaUlir ncllshmn there must sureK be some n in terested In literaturt who will it latrlotlo enonun to Ilirchas tub national coleiOtt f HiaUt i eniUnu and t find a permittiont home for It In bbakUBpeure native couno LIUUT L BAKES U zsroNsueLaMsng 2IJr loirv ttp IVKAF euitxto HometlilBB About ire Fanou M UeA Xonckrpt Art Vnn IA mil Sin ere The town of Tokny In rho ounty o 7emplln Lpp rll ngnrr wits 011 bodes too Scene sf 1 a mist ilet uctlvu tonriagratl n which isto in d nil but a email portion f the tIara In alies Tokay wag o tibet ol ab ut OJ Inhabltiiuta It vas the rent ot the county bate courts had a collate for the tialiilngot prisot a grnmtnar and other school timid lo ror flee churches all nblch buildings hate been lestrored The lire wag still raging ci ierdHy afternoon and aa a hurricane wit blowing nil atiHinpta to s ive tie plaeo pro d Impossible Ibe Town llnlthe rrhciolb flur es ami hotels are nil in aches atid I inbai itnnts ur without oltlnr eblter or d iioverntuent a itance bat bow er been urnrnUrd J lie s to i f Titst is I on the slopes of the Hfuynlla mm 1 C which art ol xoltnio oruin and aie entiro y covered with grIstle iiicis of fa i rtloulnr uriety which bas n sede the name lebnitiid home tvetityllve thr niake towns and villages dotting thin sanga of hllis than with lokay In the prontal 10 diitit f producing tho farm u wins ii wits u very old town It le mention In U niutj of f the tlilteeiiih con ury whlclis tliit lltic Iela is I eumrninwj Italian v i d useers toTokor to eaui the imivo ur f tiwiiro making h bestvrf OMII a tin et isnt gram e s tin f XT itt T rt 1 s beeu trreMcd to our wu Gays tb lb ICiot i Leng lit mixing of iso ji icoo eJ Ifrrleh Mltn that f fe h grates re arwllve principal auolltlss c T knyer U w which ttii largest irotiortlon o dnd gr added being the aruou 1ota r tr J he total annual pr duet nf the whole tie Tokay district used to he I from IftuOW IP 551 elmer or about 2 XKUIJ gallop put It fell off nn the apiaraieo ot the philloieftlo Hegritllo I ito tan usitia of Tokn whit crc smug the m et fir is dessert wm rt tIle w fid ari en T drik its l foveriigo a I I rln as if the tire Aieti kn wn s i e Ins that U Joue beams wuicblsou ItO i duced ID Tarrral lien Tiar the Ktm r 7 of Austria bo friiuent sent liom bis clar at that piece a present of a low ourrn bottle 14 AM ilaJeitr the Uueio I M5t s a

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fULsJjJRu zTJlN l e f r THE tiUN MONDAY SEPTEMBER 8 1890r v 5 READY TO VOTE IN MAINE I 0 AltttAnK THE nsPrJz7rrc4wa jJfl IT Nt4 10 1 U HUH OF T1IK TVTIXO IrNN Mauler Irjillet IManilltle of lBo 0 lor GOT llnrleUl H OOIP for k tlprSkPr Heee1M be tho Utmacralo I p 111 br 110 Meet Few Hrsmtoin iroesTA Kept 7The biennial campaign In i thu AIGC 1 but for tho election of n Governor four of the Legislature and 1 0gruswIfl member lllelature anl 1 Olcruswen closed last night and It ro i e for the olors i to perform their duty a Mils tomorrow During the last week tolorrow I thi Jkare P has iten more activity shown In tbe artrcamp ef than during any period of tha pars but the cold fact remains that It has pain I li nun ot the tamest and mOlt apathetic epIjcn on record ercns fight fiom the start and It hi Len a ciir Oiht etar Jb jtogftlier dlrer nt from what was goner ccl aUriirecteJ At tle out etitWAS supposed Iron tlii bosss mate by the license Domo Olh rcactlnn would bo awakened utU that a reactnn wOlld awkned t law but the movement iftln ltbe prohibitory movment t ilrthe re ubmle lon ot the liquor amendment meaDI blitli license and local option found ifcstmtant lcenpe olton tet fstor and collapsed like a bubble The I tlI mar como whon an election mar be won catht Inle l In Maine and just now there are to Indications of a revulsion In public sent I ment There his been but very little J00L meaklng and hardly any on ramp peklnl IIIP the Doraoi ratio cldo Tho few meetings bleb bavo toton place hero have nnt been lirgslr attended some ot the meetings belne ridiculously Inslunlflcnnt In number The Mirejt Kenubllcan meeting wan the Water vffle gathering at which Mr Blaino spoko nnd 10 that meeting did not draw as was ex MCted For acm reason or other there baa Mimed Ii be a disinclination on the part of tli peons to turn out at their party meetings taitbe remark has frequently been made that I the people lon t enthuse this year t tl Is a el known fact that the lenders of lit two factious In the liepubllcan party look r withdlBtrust upon each other The coolness txtnetn them hai bocomo almost painful and illle ot course ull the leadlug Itepubllcans till go to the polls tomorrow and Tote the Knight ItupuUIcan ticket D iinalnst the com mon enemy tholr etldent coldness toward nn oilier has dampened the Ardor of thn I nnk and UU of the tart who look upon their ttrange conduct with alarm The friends ot I Mr l1ed aro now openly declaring that while n DIem atd his wing of the party have lot ben openly hostile to Mr Heed and il Interests thor really would not feel very bid I he should be doleated tomorrow Ins In gitine at the tame time that Mr Maine I iialous of Mr heed and the prominence he has assumed during Ih ant year the lllaina men indignantly deny tb Impeachment The lleiuibllcnns 1 far most however that It Mr lte u j should manag to pull through by a small I loN he will be deprived ol bis seat by the nevt Houco on acount of the Illegality ol the totIng lifts iu the city of Fnoo

Th Democrats hnx beau discouraged from the beeluului They bine had no urgaulra tion Sal no money ana what little work ba lon daD hns been confined chiefly to the at tempt to deicat Mr Keod In the Hrst district 1 br omsctionjinc ih lepublicuns In several benatori l and Kepresentatlvu districts they areconfidsnt of I increasing their meacro force In Legislature Tie are making strenu ous Torts to carry Fonobscot aluo Knox and Lincoln couu Irs with a proipuot of sue ces la the three last The itepiibllcan organlratlon hal never been belter equipped In un oft year for tbo ballot Ing Every school district has been thoiouub ir I orcsnlre I Ihe only drawlack the llepub Iliins hai o BulTerod tins ben In the lack of cal ain orntotB of national reputation Can grss being In session the services ot u larger lorct tbai was drawn from the national halls I ol leelUtijn could not be obtained There bin teen rtily a half dozen of these Congres I hauL orators on the stump and in the I dlKnulon of public questions their wok has been almost wholly confined t Tom Heeds district which is generally lUirdtJ as the most Important battle ground la tt Mate Tbe only specUl effort that U I I biligmade by the Itepubllcann In to reelect Ton Heed to Congress and nothing has been I I lirtnniioneto maUe his election certain All I irei art turned to that robust statesmans dis I I trict bcaus It has been given out that bis I election Is 1 Imperilled lint there feems to b nodngfrol any such thing ha iienlng On Uiicontrary the canvass shows that tipeaker ted will be returned by one of the largest plnralltUa be has ever receded since be was I lint elected to congress In 1870 In the other Congrnes district Messrs Iou I lille Dlnclujr ami 3111 en will pull through with their usual bit majorities and without I Biking a lmrd fight Mllllkens vote In this tisirlct may show a falling oft In his own couri I I tr and his name DIY be cut by a few cold I J water iiiibilcniii in Kennebec but even if i I this should prove to be the I case he will bo I I I il cted br a mujcrliy ot tbou and Mr Mllll I kin reprecatB Mr mIlnes old district the itronghold of liepubllcnnlsm In Elaine and the I thane of 1 electing a Duniocratlu Congressman there is about an good as that of finding 1 line cambric neile In a haystack The Democrats haa sufTored more than the I I Republicans In he way of orators for they I bate had only tire or lour local speakers besides 10uroCII sides their nndldit for Uovernor and one of their Consie miial candldmei What work Iu been performed has been dOle In a te quiet way rita little Prohibition party 1 bud IU usual quota of home speakers and cinlm a botor oicnniratlon than ever before olmn7ton eer The conies on Its i art Is directed chiefly Mainat the Itepubllcans toward warm I baa dltplaied Its usual bitterness of feellnu The Labor party is but a Dee cipher In tbe con I 11 I I There era about 140000 voters In the State f wtien the lull vote Is brought out as In a Ires f Idsnilal year but this being an oft year there 11 no diubi bo tie usual decrease The I contest for joornor will not be n sharp one on account ot Ibo lIfeless manner In nnlch the I capralEii has ecu conducted There Is no Tlienc of nnr breaking loose from old tart moorints exiept her and there among toe rural Uomoiriiy growing out orlll tltuda of f the i ai ty t on prohibition The pro tlliitluu IieniiiCaiA will either stay at home or vote lor tim Jlurleluh Owing to the i I I IVech of Mr lllnlno on reciprocal Und It is Ittid tnut nulrn a number of Democrats who I ff all vu In 1 tttrllt system Mill also cast I their political lot with the Itepubllcann by I tt for Coy IJurleigh While there will ba i JJusual faillic off In the vote for Governor that lalea Ia In In off year Inl I all wilt cal calculations fall rar Is ex I nectej that tho total vote will reach wil IHOt 1111 It ma osulbly exceed that Oat Bodit Ufc plurality in 1HSC when 12B171 t 11 Were cast ws 13S01 and Uov Bur leLbs Pluralliy the llopubllcans say will not I befsrfrom ills Unlens some greater change titan h l now looked for takes place clanpe Uemocrailo estimates place lot llurlelghs elma Ilrlolghs J or Ky bftweim HWJU und lOOuO The wmoeratlc Mate fommltlee has mad no tUI tnil these Democratic etlmltos are I tmrlr tbo opinions 01 a few I of the lenders who tl teen careful r observer of the campaign Go uur ch IM I entirely satisfied with the reasral niiLfment of the campaign and Is foerll coin He baa received stacks of tfOaraglg Iors from reniesentatlve men Oflib arty t In all pnrtH of relenlatv Chair at Mnucy his recrhed tbo final canvass a WIjle he admits that there will be a heavy lero IlIIflx 1 LIlrLa Ih total vte In th 11 Htote he U srrronflder1t that the llopubllcans will poll tlal 101Iuleaf ftoie ttaa 1 heir usual oftyrar majorIty 101 fsek I le tl 5iurJ that the Itenubllcans will carry rhcolitr elllnoon Knox and Waldo Inn t TrSJ ltl levr that In those three counlls cnane art In Jlor of the Ilepubllcaus i Iaalay says lite NurlJy In 01 arl sine fire ha mr exceJed 10 e In HOI hel It 1tl 155 1221 In lbl3 when I wu 12320 and In 1 When it w 3lS6a Hut Joy Hurlelullfl t fl1Alltylll be luly 130iXI and Con re smsn l l Ile returned by tlzelargest 11urullY hVLrcetve I save Ill let 1III raUze that the ncht ha Len In t t Ilsirlet and that the IlepuilIaus Jopu throtetout t r I ou tile I lmte Ire oR anxious for bpealt Iclon f though hey wero his Ira fallJ atj O Inl lie Places Ued flu y ernlat Jn th 5toing IOU 01 this cam llm the on the Main lre n has hut a nlmulutluc ffTett in i emzie i t hIlleimcrAor and spurred them ou IIUI t The 0111 ir local Othl diu i ol I batiiiiVat 1 I his tibllcans rH the trultn of I e will icra all the substantIal h IIOrtl 1 14 I a foregone conclusion IDa I olrct their canldlt a fr 00 yuraimt aj 101lre810u with their lual Nurllt for al oT yar file chlnC1 era ta hOtlocrats iin In Ih ll cras who hoe 10 rI rna lon fl f hit iSle lena wl elect five memo bn It brantt IsiIzbtt I Inc nil Ior gains ald mlkl IOlbe r th Ir I tis r trenllln Dot av 1 hioj 1 I 1 o ncmphe I 11 Iil4ll Ir illhi alt II e lI IIonl w1 r r UI I fl I Ito u h I I I rna 1 ilir ttiiNI f t rlIIIlna mucrtl hI to d of I Lralisture IiIrirot Ih klu wllcb Is tit Ilrl of 11lrlrL101llnlrB wan rnrde upn IpuLilrue while tl18 ffu whie house which teompoel un 411 Lwocrate a f 161 umbs Itoo1126 1 lepub v10Qrata duJI H eel vote or the Rtate will hs teu ii wi Olltv tt llle ro 1 Ilflady nut efteot tb itrai result a tl J JJe t IIII Ii the 11fal matter In 110W 1 V00 N ui TBtrrr POIT BIEfe IHITIIO I orrn P0tiT141 I f 1 HS7 7 N Itiurr the ondldat tile hlljrll I 7Il8lr mr ff1 lOafs frlonds ttotiow TiSV h boul hi prO1 et lor 10 Isry iittl iiki are remarLbiv nuu and I tthuIutmo w I rk ha ttn done today Home l f ltIut4Lean think yesterdays tililit UIJe ullt ctf I PlUrl 01 lm to UOO for necldto I tow but they do not deny that It I 1 IOo deal ere the truth than the state mont of the 10n Wiiam trtbnban tbe Ch cage Colr man that Mr Heed will I liMe 1 majoritv tlat Greater than he ever had before Home ra TfclMnTcrmrd Den among thorn IrvMilent alter t 1 Ltnsrso h of the ounir Iens liepubllcan Club Irdlet a lflrle ounH say Reeds nrurcl mar Hhiivr a majority ol J 10 There hne Ien i brunt that led would be eut I CunnIng hal one of the eamlldaloi for llorrc entntiv was ut Mil there 18 I nn dancer ot this ho llo rnbllcan IH likely to pell nut the Speaker of the House for 1 ward politician lUIIBOAUS AND TI1K LIOIBLATUnK Inlnro da nnd tinlltloa are mixed up here a e 8ewhef 11110 story that the peculiar representation ticket nominated here by the lleptibllcans tckel nomlnal1 the desire nf 1ieelUentUeorce I Wescott of the Northern Aroostnok Itallroad ami his friends of trio Maine Cenlral mid Canadian 1acino mad to have a deliuatlou In tOe next House friendly to them Tli hortiisrn Anxistook project ap ticarH to have been abandoned plnce thn Canadian 1acllln cot control of tbe new brunswick sratem and the people In that lat Nnrtbeaatern section are Try liidlcnnnt The uneeratlon hal ben made that thn Grand Trunk llallroad which l In reachIng nut toward the lower provinces could be Induced without much trouble to build a yond from somewhere near the New Rmp hlN line through Tarmlnston and Lower Franklin county acrofatlin wild end unsettle portion or Ibis Sato to Aro took county IbIs would gIve tbo garden the State a new outlet nucli an I tmdiv needs It would for some dIstance parallel the Canadian 1aclllo anti would take away uiuclt busIness from that road nod the Mnlne Lentrnl although I would eventually help both by aldtnc In the development of the northern halt of the State Kuw K the Orand Jrunk or anybody In Is IntreA should apply lor a charter for shah n r ail the fewer friends I has In the Leclnlnuire the better for Its rivals leiico It Is that of the tUo names on the ticket I four nro those ol the paymaster of the Mnlne Central of the son and partner of Its chief nttoinoy of n contractor who bus had clime relations with I and of time 1rcsldont of the Portland company If tbe scheme thui outlined comes before the louhlnture there I will bo fat fees for railroad lawyers and lobbyists THE OLD IIICKOUXH CZfLlfl RATING A Fall Dar Fan at the Annual nreakrait and UmncB Icaiterelikr From early morning until lato at nlsht yes terday members of the Old Hickory Club to the number cf about 300 bad one of tho most rot lIcking rood old times that they have had for years Thn event was tho nnnual breakfast and games of the club held at Btlmmela Ho tel Yihitostoiio The steamer Osoo carried tho party to tho eccno of pleasure The return turn journei wan marked by great mirth and I jolllts Tho band played Annie Laurie and other stimulating ars and Itoman candles were shot off at frequent Intervals At the I foot of Dover street the Pat Vlwor Associa tion saluted Ibo Hickory boys with a brilliant display of fireworks and another ovation awaited them at the dock CoL M 0 Murphy the honored President of the club did not fall to meat his numerous friends on their gala day although the visible effects of his eleven months Illness have not entirely Rod away Tha Colonel chatted and shook hands with all who greeted him shool iinU from the piazza of the Whlttstono Hotel I watched the games and fun with as much in terest anybody Immediately upon tbe ar I rival at Vihltsitono tao Hickory man formed along I lone iolld line and with banners and band price inc mnrohod to the hotel dining rooms and partook of a sumptuous breakfast lime snorts of the day then commenced and Iud sports n they were Fun and plenty of I was tbe one pierallmx motive of all games and science I It came a all came last Base ball scence by tbe balfdozeu were quickly tormeii and plenty of savage pitching and battliiB was done The First and Fifth warders rach formed a nine of twelve men on a side Wild pitches violent bettIng energetIc borne running and coumlesa appeals to the umpire were the features uf the cam The First warders won the match and they all congratulated themselves over a kel of the foaming beverage The victorious team were bherninnMOConnor I M holly lan loran J Froleeh John Man lleld 1 loran V HollorHn A lorloIt 1ayne and Cnpt Dick Healy b Fifth Warders were Larry Haply D Multb U Alkman Caut Mike Murphy len Maxwell Ieto Davis Tom Carroll 1at bmlth lat Rteffens Tom Connolly John McCutchln end DalB Oleason John OConnor of the I First ward was the umpire hon John I Whil the general master of ceremonies appeared on tbo grounds with a dIsh of eggs and 1 bundle of wooden spoons the young and lively membern made 1 rush a him YOUIf the fortunate ones were soon ar ranged In line for the great egg race Jim Cassidy Tom King John Outran Joe Rice and John Kennel did some clever running Thn temptation to ue the eggs was too Kroat and they wets soon flying about the grounds and more than one man carried th yellow marks of vu egg contest home with him Ibe sack race mused more sport and many I fouls were claimed by the runners William DerrInger John J Curran Denis McUruth I and Jorrr Kavnnagb came out well In the lad The tbreelecged race WL equally amusing i Only sIx men were bold enough to enter the race Those were John Hazel and Jima ThornS Will Berrlncorand 1 Ulenn James Hyde and I James hums Hazel and Thorn umnatnd tbelr three legs latr than the others and won A small and wellgriased pie was let loop at the roper i moment upon the lawn and amidst deafening howls and l1on popping of firecrack I ers the race for tb little squealing animal be Ban 1 After many hands had slipped from the aan greasy hide Dan Curran and 1etor Vi elton at I last held him fost The pig will be eaten at the club barbecue next edtiesday night cub Incident which waa a surprise for nearly I all this memboru was the presentation of a handsome silver goblet to John JIoLuln as n token of frlenishlp from the club Joseph Johnson made a neat address to which tie re cipient responded with some appropriate remarks mark A photograph of the club was after I ward taken Itarnes Mxtynlnth lierlment band furnished plenty of spirited anti Iholy i music which kept the Hickory men In a con tinued siuteof joy Among tbe more prominent members the club present were1 Col A 0 Murphy Preiil dent Joe pti Johnson Frederick liaar und Cornelius Monagle VlcePr deut John I White Matthew 1 Cunningham and John Mclaln EccreinrUs 1atilck Motonvllla Treasurer SreIArs Merlman Ferg ntat I Arm Jacob Jottcen Samuel Cohen Fred D Frlck Motor Lei John liobrssen John Wettgn Martin Oalbrandi MllIam Evers Daniel Curran Assemblyman John llrennan Frank Redmond John llruton The Jeretulah OConnor Association represented by Jero mloli OConnor M J llesrdou John Lrennnn I Innlol Murnn James laugh Nliholaa Janlol rln Healy John M Marktinm William Leonard i I Patrick Donnelly William Murphy tergant llalpln Michael Gannon Michael Halpln Jr I Hlllsou Bernard L nch George ochneidor and James JIWOICLrN POIHXQ PlACES Many Store Rented and Only av FeW Oat aide lluolbi 1VIII tin Erected The Election Commissioners In Brooklyn have already mapped out the CIS election dis tricts Into which the city has been divided for I voting purposes under the new law In the selection of each district a much care as I possible was taken that It holud not have a I voting population of more limn 800 and like cato was used In locating the polling place near the centre of each district Stores carpenters shops and oilier buildings to the number of nearly liOQ have been rented and will be lIoe1 as booths nnd only from fifty to sixty rolling booths will have to be erected The latter will cot from fJhb tn 1 3011 apiece The Commls louois ai satisfied with their I work so far and relieve that tIle not el election roncblnery VIII more smoothly The two load Ing political organizations bae been ftirnlHli Inu the Jlection oinmhaloneis with thin ninnert of Ibo man who uro to net us poll clerks slstiars and Inspectors of election nnd the list will oon be completed I There has been a alleht friction this year In making these selections exBonator Worth who Is one oC the nepuLllcam members on the I Commission having refuted to approve nf sonic names although ii couimenn d hy the t I hxecutho i ommltteeof Hm ward association lie has taken the grnund that Iu a ward In i v hlh them are two rhnl factions It U UUcro tioli irs wi h him I to nppulnt fnni either Mr l I Wirth hk been H thorn In the silo of Borne of i time llouubllciin ieiiler11lnco ho boiled till first i uomlimilou 01 oAth Iw for Mayor and tOo cry IIHH I eon mUed that he Is In secret nlll aiico with Mr Hugh McLtiuuhlln the Uemo ratio nmnBuiir and that bo Is going to manipu late the eirctlou machinery m tile Interest of the Deipncrutlc party I Mr rlh bII sertA that no man will bl apiiulutnil by him to i s e on elo lion day who IH i 1 a true lIe iim hI laD und tim lit ln ml t Mr lotion h tfuo Itepililcui col rasuo In lime lomnl i n w 11 UP In I ur t Ihlrt 1 i I In Im art w rk o bo cumiiilfn mil fI1 Irfieui in earnest for noouplr of went but ulieudr there la a cry wurm conmt for thn flirlouilty nomlnnlinn Iu progreiH nu time Deinncratlo sMo 1 Juetlco Courtney and Justice K nua the chief competitor fir f tbe nomina tion are making a very cia e and holy rate I and Impartial observer are Inclined to P ilev that when the convention day cornea around each will not bar enough speed left to earn bid to tbe wlbnlna Ihl i and that eoiuo out I skier runr come In and win the big prize Hop Or Hi reaafle Tlie nnevltanla Raiirnad oiuranr announeei that I I during Ihe aeMOu av rrawu fptlusi all Ibrougli lleaeu will adult of e stopover at lust point ThIS arrAat I ineul Is of iiarttttilar Innreil to thtanih UAvelleri wb 1 I eeluui tall oi egjey a break after Uiilr Journey at tIIII I 4 slight ul Buola N t1 J D f e g HARD WORDS FOR KNIGHTS nut nlucrrnANnrEnll IINION nrnXAf JtNJ TU J1RKAK TUB tHJICttTT nBn cli Umi of Ihn Tnn4crklln ond be rukrrloi hy the C L V Which It On IRK Into folltlc to Elect taaemhbiiaea The Central Labor Federation decided yes terday to apply to the American Federation for a new charter The fireman and several unions of clccarmnkers clothing cutters brew er and building and arohltectural work ere made formal complaints to the effect that members of the Knlchts of Labor weio tryIng to oust members of the open unions out of tholr employment amid George MoVey the 1lano Makers Union failed Into tho Central Labor Union and said that Its walking dele gates were all controlled by the K I of L whose leaders wore thieves and skunk A commIttee was appointed to collect facts and consider what was best to be done The BuildIng Material Handlers declared during the dlcusslon that they would no longer recocnlre the boycott ot tho KnlehtB of Labor against Yerplancka 1olnt tricks but would handle them unless the Knlchts consented to rococntzo tbe Drlck handUrs Union The Arbitration Committee of the Federation was Instruct to pitch in and help to brlna about a settlement of the controversy with the Knights A collection amounting to 52 was taken up for the benefit of the strIking clgarmakers of Binghamton It was resolved to advise all unions to take up penny collections for tho defence fund I at e err meeting as rosolvod at last Saturdays mns meeting This fund Is to prosecute rink erlon detectives with The Central Labor Union met In Clarendon Hall yesterday and n committee of the exem ployets of the New York Central road was on band to tell about the condition of the strike They said the company had only sixteen freight train crews working between Now York and Albany where as it bad frtrtrfour before the strike and that now It took from twenty to forty hours to run a train from Albany instead stead of from eight to eighteen This oponod tint war for appropriate resolution and the following nas passed Vru Ufaili the Vnil rblUs are hIrIng Col NeAl I lUter to mperriio their baili dlnniri and plenlei at f illrhJ hewport eiiitnillnr tnnilre l of thoniintll of dollan I on rrltolltlfv bar are IftouitccH ot charTing mm atom omen and chll 1r n nntuiploycd pcarcblnr for work allll bread t And ihtt r to wtom the crumbs from the iidcrblUi tattle nould be aluinry AUJ Curie W S claim to lira In a free country and a country for norkiucuiea hut l bier a In lnror the row lire In palace and the lUUy Iu IIOTBI sal our mops err divided between the hare lli and the have DUIIOL and nirrrutln Kev York city there aye 451 mllllonalrre bote combined fortune reach S 7 0uuuuu The e men own the reel of ue onanclailr and HhertHt The profeMlonai politicIanS I manage our affairs rI nfi ntn t fairs In the Infertile or the million ret ind they own tiapnlltlcallr and with few elreptloni they own and control the preea ot the Slat which tom aod control public opinion We are therefore the victim ot a terv lie tuonrollatlo i capliallitlo I combination and be II KstolVfO That we the member ul the Central Labor Union rail a convention of all labor organizations to be held In the city of New York to deviie ware where i Ulature by labor can be properly repraiented the State Lei I i A commute was appointed to arrange for the convention and n call was Issued on tbe spot All labor organizations were invited to elect fle delegates each and to send them to Clarendon Hall on Sept 28 at 23U 1 1 M Typographical Union No 6 at Its meeting resteruay adopted resolutions calllns on tho State Legislature to pass a law prohibiting the employment of PInLertnn men in Ihe Stat Time resolution also sympathized with the ftrlklne clgurmakers of Dluclmmton and promUed to give them financial old Four young women who were delegates from the strike ranks attended the meeting Another resolution was panted by the union to enforce the law of time International Typographical Union prohibiting foremen in olllces from keeping a list of subs In their offices The finite Musical Club held a meeting yes terday and appropriated S1UO cash for the use ot the strikers of the New iork Central Hail rood JOHN Z3 FATHER DEAD The FncllUt Kencbee IIH Bedside Too Lalo to Qr llly Ill Lnt AVlnh BOSTON Bept 7 Michael Sullivan the father of John L Bulllvan died early this morning at fioxburr IHs illness was of short duration too short In fact to allow his big son to reach his bedside before he died During his last hours ha frequently asked for John and said I wish I could sea him once more then I could die happy Unfortunately the telegram which bad been pent to John L wan delayed and he reached home only this afternoon sev eral hours after his fathers death When the big fellow stood beside the dead bodY he we fit bitterly Mr Sullivan had been steadily falling since tao death of his wife a year or more ago About a week ago he was stricken down with typhoid fever and later pneumonia developed On Saturday he milled somewhat but death followed at 1 oclock this morning Mr Sullivan was born In Ireland sixtyfive years ago and came to this country in early manhood Four boys and three girls wero born to him ot whom only two eons and one daughter ara now alive Mr fulllvnn was small In stature and wan n stanch aumlrer of his powerful son Whenever John L went awar to ongage Inn prize battle theold gentle man could alwnr be found In New paper row Inquiring about the contest On llIly tI of last year the rlate ot the hulIlvanKilraln battle he hovered about eagerly listening to every bit of go stp concerning the fight and when tho ticker announced John Ls victory his joy knew no hound The funeral will take place from Fit Patricks church Uudloy street Tne interment will be at Mt Calvary FRIGUTENED INTO A tIN A Hraall Bar of Sixteen Hwoon Away la a Police Court Joseph Victoria 46 years old and email for hit age was brought before Justice MoMahon In the Vorkvllla Police Court yesterday He had boen arrested in Fiftieth street dead drunk Ills father wanted the boy tent to a reformatory Who gave this boy drink the Justice asked of tile policeman who had made the ar rest The father answered that tbe lad bad cot It in McDermotts saloon at Fiftieth street and Tenth avenue The boy said he had never tasted liquor before and only drank one glass I of beer this time After he had drunk It the man who had given It to him robbed Him of hu weeks wages he said The father Bald that nil this STUB true The Justice asked wily he WIII tiO anxious to have hi iou sent away and he said that the boy was wild and was prone to get Iu bad company Agent King of the Ourry soci ety promised to Investigate and to arrest tho ealoon keeper for soiling lluuor to a minor The father and son were told to sit 1 In the court room until theotbercases were disposed Af They sat on a bench innldi tile railing The boy kent up a continual cr log and plead I ed with his lather not to iend him nwity from home Just btlore court was over the boys I grief overcame him iid h fainted falling over In bin fathers arms The i ill emen In tho I court room said be wa shamming If hu was h did 1 It well A cup o water nprlnklcd In lila face und forced down his throat brought him I round all right and h wan led down emirs I calling piteously for his father to follow him and 1 to have mercy on him His cries had I no effect on bin father who talked with the Justice Inter and still Inelsiod tint he wanted the bay sent away ih Justice reproved hint I for his harshness and told him to 10 In court today when Agent King will make his report jv MUltI IIITLK tlltcr nATs An Iaereaa la SIr Uorebouiev later e tlnK Family Quodrupcde The little family of tame gray rats raised br Mrs Hnry Morhouse of 17 Governor street Newark and described In TncHim last spring was increased from four to fourteen on Hatur day morning when Mrs Morchousa found ten i little ilnk nnd halrlaia baby rats In a nest la I one corner 01 the cage hhe wlll not have UB iniicli tioulle with tImes as sue did in raising the orleliidl four whICh were taken from un imdrrzround nest before their eyes were open and raised br imnd The mother rat is doing quite well end there in every reason to believe that jibe will make a success of Ihe I difficult fent of raining a family of common house rats In captivity The lour old rats are full grown now but I they are PO wilder than thA WPto last anrlng atid they lire fo Hloctlonute that tley become ajofltlvn nuisance at times Ihrir o o for ThoimiN Momhoi 140 5 hundinnin siteHop piiH Ivt 11 I difullled onluml nt t HI K but in controls his temper and uitrelt looks bored when they crawl lover him while he Ib I taking I his case on A rug our Cuteadarai 1bln Ur kcruM CICM OBIIIBSBA Motion calendar No I La 3f eall 4 at II I oclock SCBBOUITBS Cotjar for probate Wills of Wllbel I mine I ltT iIIirorllJo Uarlson Ulna Lamer Ucli Jane Uoiitklou 4 lob r h P Keeler Ial l nrk Tw hif Maria XcUahon IJr 3 i oclnni at m I H Tbiinai 4V1Io alitliail McDonald and Mary Y Lull ai I 4 A M C v l m IoU l I Koa IiJiv Tit vu 1 ft 1M 47A 1 tll Iff fM J TM HII VA IM 4 711 Ilit iai fart 11ie OWl A AM I4e kJU Tu 141 an 11 bLIT uj Kt ct 117 rhd ei eij t 7 lfrt ilLif 011 cs 11a HIT mi ti4 iiiTuii e4 b4 51 cal1 fu IjI2 112 Tta 4J 1 1IJ1 1 LjT au iVbp cIai alndz 4 L wL Ji This is 1890 DrMottlateUSGovtChemistsays Owing to the purity strength effect iveness and constancy of composition of Cleveland Superior Baking Pow der I have adopted the same for use in my home July 23 1890 Bee greet bargains In furniture offered by George 0 Flint Co 1114 4ct 14th it who hare made a general col all through their Immense stock A Jo tth Ytlccs Hurry Trlroi l rniia till the hair moist Iblck loitoui rrtutiliffviu CIOODIDI Larsli gwe Vssee BKrJJBMJ f nwsreifoy lea IieIlr at in rlca ue aa4 53 5eMwii Allku ua i L LnsiL It rtljrtfcM n f Office of THE AHEUICAN COTTON Oil CO 43 imOADWAT NEW YORK SEPT 0 1890 TO TilR HOLDERS OF TUB FRErBRRBD JOO COMMON STOCK or THE AHKBICAK COTTON OIL COMPANY Voticali hereby rlren that the books ef The Amert can Cotton oil Company for the transfer ot the Coo men and Preferred stock will be closed on Saturday Sept 13 1880 at 12 oclock noon for the purpoee of 7 offering to the Btockholdere of record on that date the right te subscrIbe pro rate to the 4000000 Ten Tear B Per Cent Debenture Honda of the Company Time bookc will rrmaln closed until Saturday Sept 20 1600 1 when they will be opened for transfer I By order of the Board ot Director a r MUSBO E nnqunART Secretary YiceFrealdaat OFTIOIt Or NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO NBW YORK Anfc 21 1800 For pnrpoee of the annual meeting of itockholdera to be held nn Oct III livi the tranirrr books ot the pr Irrred and common itock of tbe Northern feolCo Hell roat I Uompanv will he eo id on Friday Sept 11 1090L at 3 P Mvnd remain cloied until Monday Oct 30 1W I atlUA M 0 y order of the Board ot Dlrectora ObOHQU B BAXTER Treaaurm UfL31OetCo6 BANKERS 18 Wall St BUT AND HEII HTOCKB AND HONB8 ON COMMISSION AND DEAL IN Investment Securities T1 KENOS T O DUOS 2s H5 K EN OS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS nr 47 Wall St iItIcud nud n1rut FFICB OX Tt1 KDKLAWARB AND BUDSOI O UAXAL COMPANY MEW MRK Anr 27 I8W t dnarlcrlr dIvidend ot one and lliree qoarten UIO per cent ou the capital itock uf thIs company will be I raid at the alIce of tie comranr 21 Corilandt IL In till city on and after Monday Sept 11 1HHO The transfer booki will be cloi d from the close of builnou today until the morulnrof Tueaday Sept IB 2Jy order of the Board tf Mansion JAVI18 C IIARTT Treasurer PROVIDENT LOAHJiD GUARAIiTEE GO 1207 BROADWAY FHOCURE LOANS ON FURNITURE IN USB OB ZS STORAGE LOW UATEM ANSI EASY TEltMMl CAMM 1ATldoflyaivannetiby21agliab hi4y I s J and upward caw offlc opened 11 Ill 1LLIFS 200 We t Hth t CtUngg OF TUB COHKTOCK TUNNEL COMTAlTt OFPICB 115 UUOAUMAV MJW VOBK I Amp w liva I I Notice Ii hereby riven that me Annaiil Meetlnr of Stockholder of tbe Comitock Tunnel company will be held at tile Companys office 113 Broadway In tbe city of New lurk on Monday Oct 13 iwu at 1 rlosfc I MM for the Klertlou of Truitres InipteKrs of Elec tion and fur the tranitctlon of inch umber bailness M may properly came leore the mretlnir 1 I he Transfer Books of the Company will lie Closed en FaturU Sept Id US at 12 IL and remain Ulosad until Tuclday Dot 14 11141 i mt m A M lly order of the Board IIOItACR II TIIAYER Secretary The following are provUloni of the Bylaws rerutatlac I I tlie election if Jlrcctori or Officers of in Comatoek Tunnel t oinpany bectloni hue number of Truman thall b seven t hcchlruiteei iball he annually elect ed by ballot at a incellnr ot tbe etockholdrra of this rural anv held for that purpose aa hereinafter set form hi reel alt 21 I Section VIII The Board of Truileei shall wIthout nnntceMry clelay after organizing eleot ly ballot the onlcer of tbeCompan for the eniulnir year and s ma jority vote of the whole number If Trustees Iball be Decenary for the election or each of raid officers teciionlVIli Two penons holdIng I stock In Hi roinpanr ibal le chosen by ballot at each annual meeting of the stockholder to sen 5 aa Inipeo tore or Eleiuu for the eniultiir jear and at tle annnat rueetini fIrst held attic the rinlraiu of the Iom petiT lucn Inlptctori of Election to serve at laid meet lilt stall be rbinen viva vrice by the Stockholders Ihea irrseut ecilonXM An annual raeetlnf of the Corporation stiall be hell in New York city In each and avery rear eli ept the tnt year ai tM oltlce of the company all J M ou the steam Mi ndty or rloir e e 11 u R ihj Ii I TIIA Y Kit Secretory TUB ANNUAL OIESITISO of the stortholdera of lbs 1 Morn liver MlnlllK oinpany for ttie election of dt rrptori fur the emmm rear wi be held at the oftice ot tbe company at lrlico lerrltnrv of I tah on Tuatdar 7 lice 7 Ibi1 at 12 cluck nooa The trauifer books wIll Club ou Sept e at 12 U stud reuptn on hpt II at 10 A M A J HARRISON MCMtary T liii EtHrrinx OF niitrcTiiim and inspectors ot the sew 7ork Conrert Company Limited to serve for tlii ensuIng var win l held at tle Cause llroad ay anil H th SI New Vork City oil III 13th day cf eptemher le al 1 oclock 1 M Uf orJer of the freildcut W 1 mm Secretary IN rillKUANCB OF AN OltDKR laid by the lion I llenrv tt Hooketaver one of the Judge of tbe Court of i ommon Fleas for the city an I county of Sew lurk n Hi leientu day or Aniruit IH uotlc Is I brreuy give to all toe crntltori and pereoni bavlajc claims rainit Chariei llarrm n and William t Town aa copartners lately dolnir huiineii at Nu 11 Mess 4 booth tract In ibelitvnf M S orb under the Arm 3 imnvof i hrlee llarrlmm A Couipnnv thai Ibeyar require to prrfnt ttilr c aim a nliivt the said flrm Hlth rhe to rheri therefor duly lerlned to the sub scriber th asslde of the tail rrm at hli tare l i trauiurtinff ilueii iu thefafiieof i Ciidllpp A titover I h ll Ilnr siret In iheuiy ot New York ouor beforetime time tint d4 of Niivemler lO listed tew Turk AusutLitlL il7e3 a It 4 liAltRinoio Assignee cunLirr A oLovrit Attorney tar Aeelgne N II fine Street New turk tlti 1 TIIK fi CKIIIOR rtUlT OK Till CITT Of NEW I 3 VorK i rdwarJ A Murrla lalntll agaluil James r fi irlolt reupeit defendant umuiouL 1 Mie s r ri i anie I ilefeiilent 74 1 ul IP erfb uiumoiKil ID sos err tile rninplalnt In I ihlh sell n i amluierve a copy o your atitMeroa t i I in il a 1 lie I wu u t U lSC al ir Ue ff li A f its ruiiiniona eicuhe the av irrvio C i in caie if yuur failure to ai prar or 5l5Wt Judy nieiit St I u stall ialuat IIIH by default tot It rUt letratlied in lime couiklalut Dated New Sort City Jtly in lit Ci PULtC54TO a ItUsiiSiOitK riaiutlff Attorneys roil ornre addrsis and mc Ka Hall street Mr To Jaweioordoo Bennett tbesbnvnamed defendants Ti tyglnglutmiuon ii serIal Opel you 17 esb llcaln tLriuanl u an order nf time lion henry 1Uiro oiieof he Juitireiorihr sulrior Cturl of In Cl I f ew i a deiel the tet ita or Jiilv IH and II d i l ied 1 lirlll tliii i it ii luU action Iu ito n e the Ciet uf Sal l uielior I Kurlufllel dir ol e ire sit Ills S o inn Ciu Uu usal4 City el hew lorl oiMhe li let of Julr Ias l Paled Sew furkdiv Jnuai inn 1tLLItSIUN S KLdHMORK Attotleys for llalllL 0151cc and eit Once a tiiu w Wall sttet 14ev Ir t iy rIll HEAL K8TAIH FIELD nrokers Delde That They Will IlftT to Welt a While rorTkitt Heptcmbcr noon The expectation of the real estate broken that the markot would take a umi aa Boon aa September sot In boa not ret been realized A few of the big dealers who hae been absent from the floor of the Exchange have returned to their old haunts bat there ale still enough ot them absent to oast a damper on tho market It cannot bo Ions however before a little boom will give the signal that tbo tall business has actually set In Among the real estate I transactions of the weak are those William Alter has taken title at flIIooo to twelve lOll on tbe wIld of Klrhth arenne eltenJlnc from 124th to 123th atreeL The plot contalna al our story brick hotel the llamlton with one and two tory frame shift Ao WIlliam 0 Duncan haa given In part trade four iota on the soithi aide I of 1494 street 175 well berenth anon u the Church ot fit iharlea Borromeo for a plot on Berenlu areuue west elde extenulDf from 14 itb to Itltl street contalnlni aliteen Iota The church h alo taken title to a Ut adjoining the former property on the well and Ore lots Immediately tile rear on street given by Kunene T Ljncn This property will probably be Unproved by a church or perochUl un n lr school biilldfnr one hundred and ten thoniand dollan waS given by Anita II wife of Ueor e II lie Farrell to Mary Stuart for two lota on the eaat aide of nnh aT nu frJ reel south nf sixtyninth Street and leitJUJ li the coneld I eratlon uienttoDed for the two fouretorr brick dwell lug VJ7 and 2jn Central 1aik weit site eT2J7 2Oiv and 239 2 4t54 o Oil tieiancey street near Ridge an Imrnlar plot 217 feet front and about feel deep with two tenement on the lot wu sold w Simon Epitein for 4Aau A four itory tenement on 110th street eaSt of Are nue A old under foreeloeore Or Slit 000 to the plain tin ai acaltiit J17OIO the amount due All Ihe ruble prlrllfKei and franobliee of the Union rerrr Company toietherwith land In New York and Vroekljn oar It at auotlnn to IxjwrfT clone a Mitn ch fr M 2WOPI theouly bid made The pur chaser it II lAid represent itookholdera who are re organizing the company crIW etnry tenement under foreclosure In West Sixty tIE Street old for SI Iluil aa agalnil SKwa time amount of inortxaaei and onal due The Western Union Telegraph I Company have par chnind Iii to 12 vr sIted Tney will tear down th building atpreiatit occupylni the time and will llIe time ground to extend their oiubulldluf Utorco It Ktad baa sold for Martin Schrenketien to Solomon Abrams 281 Ureenwloh Street a nre story A UrlVfcVIUEO UAU ivf v l A Tbe eitate of John llobbe have old to llary B Ar neil 8 uait Fortretna atreet a four story yellow none front dwelling 2l3iSSiloul a M makeley baa aold for Ifn ROil the home and lot Ito Weit Forty lereiih itreet a threeatory brown stone 13HXHOX for 17 intL IC E J Ilauoy I tIlui l Simon has sold for John O Serum me U Mr Oeeker the four nve torr double data and slots on time northeast IC 3 fr30C east corner of looth itreet and Amsterdam avenue for fll7MJU The plot ll 7 xlUI feet Chaa A seymour A a hare old for Skinner Habits and W II Jacobs 41 Serenlyfourth sited a four lory brownitnne dwelllnr to Mrs Julia A fihaw for 43t X and for the saws panlea 43 Wait Serenty fourth strait a ilmllar home for the tame oonildera lion to blmeon Ford Chaa r White hll old for Mrs M B Caaa 105 Wet IMth street a flveitory doable I Rat 25x2iIXX to Charles A lieft on prime termi for Mra M Rctmiler I to II llalterman his eit In2d street a Bronnry brows itoae Oat a 2x7SxiirJ3 for SMVJU and for th estate of A Bimmi time lot on the north side I of lout street 3VI feel welt of Mnth arenne to A Boebm for improvement MaweonA hobbs bn old 1603 and IOM Columbus avenue two flre story baiT brlok flate and dares iMNJ situ t forWllaon Tlcbborne to William U smIth for sru ion John R Foley A Fan has sold for C hater to W Hall lMn Amsterdam avenue a flre nory brick and brown tone flat 2Jx75iM for IJ lJuO and for K Oithort to J OUonnell 1 u Wet 127th sized a thre itory dwelling iUiitlzOti rer I i5 vo Cromtle A MeKean hare sold I for A Thompson cash let 1 of the Fifth National Bank the four tote on the ontli ilde of 114th street KKifeet weit of Park avenue to tbe lion Edward Loew ou private terma T A Burnett baa told for II Har the touretory brown stone reildence I Si East tfaventyfllth itrtet 17x1024 for IDOO Moore Green A Fllh Bin hare old 02 West 1034 street a five itory brnwn tone Hat to A P Van Altyn forS4uuuO alto 23xUxto Ama Co bold for John Keegan SOxll3 on sooth ilde of heath attest 233 feet cut of Tenth avenue to ue or e J Flelblg John lllekey Itle reported has old 10 oC bl eye story Cat on tbe south tide of II ItO ureet 110 feet eaitof Flflh avenoe John S Scott hae cold two nf his Sats on the north aide ot IMth itreel between Madison and PArk avennea at t21bs each T Roll A son hare told for the Chlttenden estate to Carl WIcb 4 II SOIl JlBtalt Seventy Ofth Itt two tour and bailment single data ia7xtexlojj on private urDU M allot J Wolndo li I reported to have old 41 Weal Vlnetyfonrth street a three story awellngi8tfx33xluo BBOOKLTK BtickUvA Horton bn sold lhe twoand ahalf etory frame dwelling lot 1 25xlU Ill Adelrhl llreetfertbe eitale of Henry uniT to F I E tourh for X7 the ti re etory and taiement frame dwelllnr lot 21110 44 Rrenon street for Samuel Ayrei fotAOl the three story and baiement brick dwelling i42xloo 52 War erly avenue for A Warring to Patrick I Keenan for C6i the two story and basement frame dwelling UiS iloi fur Harriet Unrrowe 10 1111am Twluell for 3 rou the three etory brick store SOntix 1 Ue Kalb avenue for WUlum Uulltrrtv to Mr Iiaacion for 7fio R F Clayton Ron have told Iwotwo cloth and base ment Lake Superior aad brownPlone 4wellmre lnx4Jx 1J each B3 and eci Macon street to Joseph Broia and Joeph Inilerwond for t8W each lie Vandeverr estate t ot larbuih has sold to Vincent Mrawnon ft hrooklyn for Svi4 it4 acre of land bounded on the nrtu by Canarile on the cccl by 1 l hirty cond sired south br Aenae U and land of th estate of John ajidevevr and others and wait by n bush avenue Le Bean A Feopch hare Bold two two story and exten lIeu frame dwelllnfff 18x4 lot Oxlln each on the west aide of Eeez street 170 and 2 ni feet reipectlvely Whlgt j arodrvWJ rd south of rMrewoMt avenue to William F Hover and Un Maria K Treat for 3tH each rank II Tyler haa exchanfed Fdgerton Hroi the two and a half emorY brick and atone dwelllnr I1 I x4Ax Oit on the south site I of Hutler itreet 35 feet east of Noitrand avenue with Mrs I A Morrow for a plot fy xln on the north aide ot Clifton place i23 feet east of Bedford avenue and has sold for F n Pnnton true tee to bits Jan Jamea the threeilory and basement briok dwelling 2lx5oil i 17ci Ilerilmer sliest for tA2l William II Ortce reports the tale of the three itory brownitone front dwelllnr lot IBitnliHi 171 Adtlphl street for James C Brower to Mary A Klllot for sill 211 and for Dents Dowd 10 John v anrhn the ibree story frame store and dweilini lot aei75 155 WU rdo jI louenby itre t corner of Prince for fWJ Ass C Browneli the Louder who recently ex changed the blckbn dlnie I lid Fulton reIGn avenue known AI the ueeanlo flats for 2itt lila situate at Say Itldre b unded in the north by Dr f yee a lane sail by hteffart steno sooth by land of eat of Henry K Clark and west by Und N edit of John J Iteonett bat dlipoird of the latter to R W ftllea re relying thrrefr a lard e mention at the norlbtaat cor ner of senator mreet and Second avtune liar uidge and other consideration Bernard Levluo lifts old lo John McDIcken a plot SIMIOIO on the south tide of Ja ey sued commene log at the aoulhraat corner of Patchen avenue for Ci n Thomas n RaddlTe tian Bold to William Krey the two story and baietnent brown and Indiana ltOte dwelling HHJIIUIUIO McUoiionsliilrcct IGrJEtJt KAltlKK 11orJrILIU8iOIl MUlirUKB ALMAVAO Tail niT Bull rises B 33 I tuu uu C 2 JI I Moon rliaa morn men 0 wiinitnij DAT Sandy lloole a SO I COT Iilacd a 391 I UU Oats 623 ArriTtwiBtiiiAr Sept T ft La rhamparna Hoyer Havre ta LIaISe Murray Liverpool biTnwer 11111 Iiennett London Kl Lnlla llanlelfen Baraeoa iNaronohee SmIth Savannah Ft New York Iarker Mobile 55 Alps ligg SOII Spain hi AtLo Low Port an Prince fci Joke UOBA Itlclnnono City Point and Norfolk for later arrlvali lee Klrit laje4 jnltivrr ODT Ki LA Doarcorne from Kew York at Uavie Minn rtix ivKtiai or B Wisconsin front Qneinrtown for Sew Verb te Auraula from Queenitown for ew Vora tat lip of Home from ijntenitown for New Tork Hi Polarla from liavra for Sew York tCTCOIKU ITEAHIMIrb tall rda Mails Cdoac ViniliSoil Eimlnola Charleston aU P M AnJ Ifenurrotf Colorida lalveiton 800 11 kl lab Hew Irleaume a IHJ 11 llollteln Hamburg 0 3Oip M 2 ievade LIvertooL IUUP M IftOKIHC fTfAklllirl Jf ift tit Devonla Mnvllle Aug 29 Fulda bouihainbton Aug at lute JIdo MlL II Italia ham r Aug 23 Inn Vrdniilnt rnttl CltyofNew York Ju enitown BipL 4 Teutonli uureiiottn Sept 4 Srordand Anturrn Auir So Gbdaui Itotterilam tug DO Utu IlurMay VK U tale of Nevada tlovllle Fept I Herra Kouthaoplon kepi i liollaud Loudou Aug U tnu rrtii Hpt li Italr Liverpool Aog 24 Lr lpi Baale aoolhenjpljn test 4 Autuala Victoria oulbainU n reut ft tP EATONniIHnOn Saturday Sept S at the rildene ofth brldaa parents 148 Clinton av Brooklyn by the Her K M Mcanffey Hiss LUxlo Shah to W a Eaton r L Engineer U a II No card AVQEJEflVAVQUREUAt Nntley N J on Thnraday Sept 4 Mra Julia Bleeoker Fanijuler dinghterot Theo lore Mallaby 110 II I Faucjaler br Ibe Rev Plftre Xcl Bleeeker BVTEItnEP T NAt Khelbnrne VI on Sept 4 by the Rev John O Brook united by the Rev George II halley Mary Louisa Benton daughter of the late CoL James O Ilealon Culled States Ord nance Department to Dr William Norwood Baler United Btatei Army TKUiriHIOEBTtVIIBONOn Monday Aog2atthreildenoeof tha brldee father Jos Eaateothit New York by theltev John Chamber lain Wm i TerwUUgar and 0 Ague U Wllaon both of this city VAN ZEIMIIAIIITriNOn Saturday Sept e at the reildlnce of the brides aunt Newark NJ4 by th Rev W II Waller New BocheUe BUxa I Baldwin Uenrl J Van elm DJEJD BAKER On Raturday Sept e at his late rerldtno In this city Benjamin X Baker aged 7j jetra Funeral will tab plac from time Church of the Trans figuration lbs Little Chnrch Around the Corner 2uth iu near 5th av en Wednesday Sept 10 at 11 AM BEOIETOn Bpt 41800 Mary L Derley aged To years Relallvea and friends are Invited to attend her fnneral from her late raddenca 410 Well 4Jth it on Men day at IIIA M CAIIVSI Saturday Sept e 1890 May daugh ter of Bridget and William Callum aged a years 4 months and 8 days Funeral on the Clh ln t tram the mldenc ot her parents 15 e Eait 110th iL at 2 oclock P M Rela tive and frlenda are Invited to attend CAMEKONOn Batnrday Sept e Fraicei B Cam eron belored ilaachter of the late Aobrt and Mar caret Hague Relatlvei and friend ars Invited to attend the funeral from her late realdenc 228 Ar B today at ISO sharp CrEARTOn Saturday Rapt I Madeleln U Clearr daughter of Tbomaa Cleary in the 14th year of her age Jtelattvei and friend are Invited to attend th funeral from her late residence 22 Liberty it today at a oclock AI to EU Peters Church Barclay it where a solemn man of requiem will be offered for Ue repose ot her soul Interment la Calvary Ceme terr Immediately after the maaa CROAVIKYSept7 1800 Mary Crowley beloved wit Jeremiah Crowley Kearney ar Jersey City native Dnnmanway county Cork Ireland I Notice ot funeral latnr DEKAMATKttAt rialnOeld N J Sept 1 Car oline Delamater widow ot Charlea L Oelamater Funeral services at the resIdence her brother law Charles P Haien 121 Broadway Plalnneld N J today at24AP CarrIages at depot onthe arrival I and 130 trains from foot of Liberty it New Vork OONAIIIBONOn Friday Sept I Mrs Mary Donaldion widow of Arthur Donaldion Balatlveaand friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend tbe funeral from her late residence 007 Weit 23d It today 11 P M DOT LEOu Sept I at Newark N J William J ion ot Mary and the late Patrick Doylt aged 24 years e month and 13 days Fnneral from hu late rildeno 409 Ferry it today at 8 A M to St Jameia Church RlaUn and friends are Invited to attend Interment In Ceme tery or the Holy hepulchre ECKERHON Saturday Sept e Mary W Storms wife of John C REckrson tmeral services al her late naldence 325 Wait seth it this morning louo clock Interment Ny ack at the conrenlenie ofth family FINLA TSpl I William Henry Flnlay I eldllt son of Frederick Spence llnlay late Sergeant ot Fifteenth Hollars aged 43 Dublin papers pleaae copy FIHII Suddenly on iWav Sept 8 Lilian Irene daughter of George O and Christine O FIsh Fnneral services at 3 F M today at 43 Van Buren it Brooklyn FITZSIMMOVBOn the Sthlnit Thomaa Fit simmons aged 57 Funeral from residence 444 West 33d it today at a PM OEOIIEOANOn Friday Sept 5 John Oeohegan at tie late residence 241 Ewt 10th It Funeral today at D Ll from St Ann Church East 13th at Gt7IICICAt Dalloway Ma on Thunday Sept 4 Jennie Altklnwlfe of Wm L Onllck Jr and daugh ter of James Altkln of Now York HAlLs Suddenly on Saturday Sept6 Thomas IX Hall aged 46 years Funeral from his Ut residence 48 Henry it today at 2 PM HATTON solemn mass of requiem months mind will be celebrated for the ripoie of the eool ot the late Sirs Mary II at ton In EL Gabriels Church Bail 97th St on Tuesday Sept H at 1030 X M Beladvea and friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend noiIANII Stamford Conn France J Hol land widow of Thomas Holland Funeral eervlces at Trinity Church Hartford Conn to day at S o clock noUIROTfJJ Saturday Kept e Fannie A Honlroyd Relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral lervlcei at the resIdence ot her aonln law Thomas Walsh 830 Eait 5ti it today ai 8 oclock P U KIERNANOu Sunday Sept 7 at Troy N T rapt Peter Elernan of Jersey City N J Fnneral on Wedneiday morning from his late rest deuce In Troy KINCIIAt Palereon N J on Friday Sept S Jan U Klncb beloved u If e ot Wm a Ktnch Funeral today from 248 Van Houton at at ft BO A M and from St Joiepha Church at 10 oclock IKVlHAt Jamaica L I on Saturday Kept e Aim W widow of Ears Lewis In her rtith year Relatives and frIends are Invited to attend the funeral from the redden of tier sonln law Col Aaren JL Degranw Jamaica today at 1 oclock p M Inter ment at Creenwood LYNCH ru Haturlay momma at his late reel dear bid Kait linth it Henry E Lynch aged 47 years after a long Illneii Funeral will lake place tile morning at 10 oclock from the Church of the Holy Hostry birth IL near Pleasant av Interment In Calvary Telathes friends alan members or the Tammany Hall Jen rat CuuunlttM of time Twentythird Assembly dis trict are Invited to attend AVTON On Sept 6 Eunice X yonnget daughter of Oliver and Mamie LIon aged 15 months Funeral services at the reildrnce nf her parents SoW Lexington ar at H P I K Relatives and friends In tiled Interment at Woodlawn UOIIOYOnKaturday kepi 8 IRK Mail Fdna Infant daughter ot James Jr and Mail E Molloy aged 10 months and W days Funeral from her late reildtnce SM Park ar lie boken N J on Monday Sept 8 189 at 2 P tt UeKKON n Saturday Sent 8 Thomas McKton beloved husband of Mary McKeon In his 75th year native of county MeatS Bellver Ireland Relatives and frlenda ara respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral from hIs late reilJeaoe 002 nth ar today at 10 X M MKHHIUIAVOnrrlilar Fept 4 Herman O Mriiirrau after along and painful Illneea ndatirei and friend also members of Clinton Lodge F and AM are Inrilal ta attend the funeral Mr vices at his late residence 73J Lafayette ar Brock lyn to I day al 2 i M MVRRATOn Sept e at his late relldluo 107 West J7lli it Patrlrk Murrar Itch years Services at the Church of Ut Frsncls Xavier Weil left it on Tuesday tept B I 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ballaliowea I CoUlna 1 LwplrIIopklni 1m3 bout cAxurourr ATiiLinrs 15 xiTxnroLiTAKs 1 With old Jack Lvnch In the box the Metropolitans were easily defeAted At the Long Island grounds yeller day The wore GUBMrOUIT ATHLXnCI MITKOrOLlTAKI L 1r0aL It ILPOAi Oerblnl e 3 o 3 x I Demelln1stbo 1 32 I t OUonneiUdtU 2411 Kentle LLE 1 J 2 1 anter lit b 1 20 l 0 King Jd b 2 n a 2 tlorgea l a 1 1 0 4 U elmore l hd bI i u 3 42 2 Lettrange L f 2 1 1 2 OLeyerILG0 2 J Cl II fkeliy Istb 1 111 2 U vv Arn r r f o j n o o lltsklm ot2 o 3 u n Lvnch p t 1 O 1 1 corr r t y a o o u olllns r o 1 2 0 1 Lljbtman3 3320 Duryea rtu u 0 l o Totals 131227 IH 2 Total llU3lila Crtenpolnt AthleIcs0 5010200 7Jr Metropolitans u 0 O U 0 1 o 0 0 i Earned runi flreenpolnt Athletics a Left on baias Oreenpolut Athletics J Metropolitans 7 Klrtt base 1 on error Ctreenpolnt Athletics 4 Metropoiliani i First baa on ballaiireenuolnl Athletic i vietronolt IDL 1 struck Mutropolltant L Ilouie run Carr Twobale hlti OOnnnell 1Anker King J Wild Kichss Lynch 3 raised ualli Collins 21 DerblnL l liii by pltcnerSkelly Umpire Shannon Tluie1 41 aUKKTOKR 11 CDBAT OlAItTS 10 About MX persons rltnfusl an Interettlng rune At Monitor rark yeiterday The tcore 9 ALUBTOKB CUIAK OIAKTS lBrairn l roAic Hewe3dbl l a o 080vdof21 2401 rsdylltbf j T l 3 Jflll d b 0431 Murray p s 3 3022 vVood idbl 2 0 l j reemjf f O 0 3 O lArrlcon B i u i i o l Ooekmao o0 210 1 1 H Jackson IbO 2 8 0 1 4314lllrLpS 1 0 o o Nelson p Quo l o raaacn M bt l a a o u Uekione S a H l u ritley o I 1 1 2 o o I Uher Lf I j 3 2 o o tlworbA nprr2 3 o 2 u bcauk r f 0 l u o l k4 Totals 111437 U U Totals lolTsT d L AlUrlons o l o n t 4 o s c u Cuban Ulanls 1 4 0 o o 3 u 1 Ilu Earned ruus Allertoni 3 l uban GlajiU fl Two base hlttrlrady larrlson Fisher 14 Ihreebtie tills Mnrray O NellL facrincehltt Hell o Neili Ft IBM basesMurray lloyd Ul Hell Mrnrk nut lira Ir 4 Qreen4i Ilxley hworbAch lloyd i Hell uoodt Ii Jukson A KelioB Fl her Scank I IrIS heseon err rt Allerliina 6 i uoan CIlantM i Left un bJtqfAil r t ton 9 Cuban ItUnts 7 Drtt hae on tanslily 54 aon 4 off Hworba A ild tiltobetre s n 2 Swor lok I Pajl e mn 3 LIUpIfIMgUlU l441Ira4I 1thI2O AI CIrCA Dtletv a o ii o no 4 n 0jo Troy 1 1 O U ouuoo T ILIIRJ7ff Jianntlee o n n a oooo 25 Active 20Ou0021u 0 4 AT IRCABATION rATR Iro itir ls 4 u 2 3 2 2 4 1 01 Tin BoldUn o lo 2 on oo o l nvincible 04 ii 31 I 0 o n biT iircotiera 1021204200u T M C A Oorkvllle 0 10 2 00 4 004 T H o A hruoklju 1 J o o o o 21 0 3 Jeromei o o o o o o o n i Jupiter u J 4 o o a 1 0 ou Lenox 0 1 00 13 4 oll Hudson o o o oo 3 ao6 Cathedral Juniors 351 2 12 22 0Is Cecellani 1UU 2 00 6 2 043 AT PAR HOCIAWAT Pomssttoe 0 0 I 1 0 a 3 o u JJndiley of Sew rieyo u l u 1 o o 0 u j it iipaiwooo riag c Xaroooaef Erookljn 0140 0 t o o o a Amtrioan X0 0 o o a 1 o o o u 4 AT MIUTAfVT rtttrtonB o n o O oiooo i Cariiudt u 3 u I 9047 ID None Game on Saturday i At WeitOtlaWeltfltU 17 Altrttof Bllubtth 3 AT rtATfltDRCH Ionee de Liou 3 1 4 0 1 0 4 0I LAltAUl ociouoooo j AT BOMkHtULK Wwt Iod A A OH003013 0 Vnlo I 0 II Ii 0 0 0 0 01 At waikStar Athletic Mi Nenark OlinU L Ocmen Todair IATlOAI 1140171 VwTock Btoii at the rolo gronnjs jllMIlpU n Brooklyn at IhlladtlpMi lulburIrlI vs Chlrafo at rituburtu cmuau vs Cleveland At Cincinnati tI4VIU 104011 Votlonn New York at Botton JirookTrn n fhllidelphla at Istltrn Park rlttiburgh vs Cievelinil al Illtttiurtu Uulfala vs Obleivo at Buffalo AHBBICAIi AtkOTIATIO ItUletlcl M Tol4o at IMUdtlphla C erracute CL Coluinbu al 1 evraeute I faliiowr va toiilttllie at UAUiuura bwkiiiir v L Hi Louis al VvebMur Aruirio uuatna wut nanUbBrfc l Xjwart e w iUf M Th MUU 41 Ju Ulro rrtLAT owl rutm UATK DONS The fella win record tbow what the etaren ef the toot local clot bare acrornBllthed I tilt lesson MRW TOHK NATIONAL LKAOUE CLUB tki 13Tu E iH 43 IorphT 101 III 19 3 4P 1fl It 29 Il 0IIO V HIcSley G i4I 4l b 344 III 444 S4 SI 144 I 14WIch Mll0 II 101 II 57 4 MI 4 C Ru M 44 17 42 j 3 374 33 106 II 94 7 I Itauett 74 I 41 IS I 421lt 271 27 P29 9 II Den 1i42254 44 4l0 l4 349 142 41449J t6 II I l1lacock ItS 44l 74 l4i40 27 552 21434 61 10 8 2 Tlrnan 119470 ll 14442 l642 ll 46 195 5 Jo IlOriuurw 115 424 U 1142 40 713 4 74 W 3 II Clark Iqt it U5539n673l15 4 lATH 2 lorkelt 84 ll 24 ll II 3 421Ol t7 24 49114 7 ItitTolt 14 II 4 ilti II 53 Ot422 IS 6 PlIerbruok 44 l l9 20 9 II 2446 II 7 54 1 4VbIltlt 8 5142 21 8 974 3 IZVY TOKK rHTyUi LEAOUE CLUB CLVIIU P ruma 4 r 4IW Fwlnr 7731 14 105I373l V7 IOJ 12 1141 3 vBmwa 46lM 441 47 S II 224 inl M M HW II Haughan SOIM 32134 4 244 M 2ll011413 K let 70 S 111 l 10 0 4l2 29 03 21 943 21 31 rane 24423 24 41 o 4 E4 II C3I92216 lo lo liar 124 2401 i 1 9r 30 9 630IJ7 4 liii i wing n m 17 loll 7 402 0 M 8 m1 II ironnor 11014Il i III IlMSJ ii iSiuv A 13 941 I 8 Richard ton ins 41 D3JtM V 41 2AI 2M 3426 57 441 8 14 Vvhtitey 100 3V i 14 M IV II 23JI IV 16 ei rISI 14 I itnurte n OH 113 nt iv 24 554 55 23 IS P2 U 7 6 ciore 43 VUll 112 124 20111 10 144 11 U ws u C Mattery 79312 72 101 t u 10 040 141 t It 1440 8 7 Halt elli I 52 10 l233 263 t 10 Ji 124 IS 14 fihannon 6 4Z6l 20 ta 1l9 326 129 211 W M lu 11 i Johusion 55 o sG 7I8 2 III 40 II V8 g imoOKLTN NATIOXAf LEAOrjn CLUB

PLATTI l I H liOBrten CTI2W 0 15 3I1 32o 141 lOt 4 olllne IIS IU 554 474 6119 V3 aa i a 40 032 0 2Burus W 4CS 20 LO 44 20 Zou iti 27 8 104 7 3 Fonts 113 439 III 424 l 24 292 lurl 30 32 972 2 6 Ilnkney 110 4 tl HBIIS II 13 34 112 t 2M 897 II II imllh 111 426 MM 19 231210 mzjiej 00 II 8 Daly 72 255 il W I5Il20 4J9 ThIS 046 3 7 arutben 1 IIPO MI 49 1III 14 56 79 19 877 11 9 Terrr ts 5 y 67 70 I 9 211 1021 V5 It 071 42 i lurk V HI 7ii i 24 4 6 1V4 131 Vll 27 A I I nuthorig II M 5 IS I CJtl 40 I 440 5 13Inttt4IM 49 25 3 6455 121030453 It Donovan nl p4 K1 21 4 1311 Cl I I lull I BROOKLYN PLAYERS LKAOUE CLUB 0 l4T1oL l F iH 6 rook II4I4 7 CI II 14 26 29 I 4T2I 742 2 4 klnslow tO Zl4 77 63 21 1241 259 4534 4PI 7 7 Dally 41 l45 10 37 9 l2 22 75 Ill U IS llnys 12 42 3 0 I S 121 3 2 0 013 32 II Mnrphr 24 t41 U 33 2 6 191 Il 41 0 070 II I Vats IlalItn 72331 74 354 73I73I3 110 IlilO 4I3 9 I Orr I ou SMI 81 1431 6 IIS6l 955 3llt W7 1 U tilerbautr lie 318 114 337 II 2l60 42552 2445 3 IC Jovce ilicin ins II3423I 2101123 1 2 WarIIH 492 119 312 54 3r2 404 IN 075 II 1 J Seery 1M 32 76 IS 3S37 271 717 73 33 t71 12 5Andrw8l4A78 1 92174 II4I91 33440206 13 Meceachy H7I373I 7U 45 3 27 51 lid 12 14 033 5 IS Weyhlng 43 II 19 55 2 9 3Ii U it 6 034 4 17 Fowders M 1UI U 71 I 6 3II 0 52l3 04 32 Sunder 24 111 26 20 1 7 22 28 1 4 9 ID Ul Hemming 11 351 21 5 4 2 143 4 131 3 a3i 15 Debts Aai ln t etern Park When the Central Board of Director of the riayert l aiie met at the St Cloud Hotel this city A ortnlcht ago one of the moil Important thlngi reported wa the lability of Iheteriral club U by ald a prominent magnate of that ortanlutlon to a Bui reporter a day or two alter the meeting you would hare been oar pried at the financial uowlnir rre ented by the repre leniaureiiatlbe meetlnic In o0eaknr for Brooklyn John Ward laid that bin club had teter aBkel any aa Inane off the League nud noer would The llrook lyn were able to ta e oire of ifcnuieiveft and tie re port tnt the club woutl be remove I to ome other city next eeaiou woo a put uiTenll of the enemy nfortunmely the llnanrlat loundne ol one or two of the riayt LeMvue club are not borne out ty facto fiouie lime am Architect Klne ueu the i ew York IP L j Club for baiauc due In tIle outructlon of Iliekrand eland at Jlruihrrhood lark In tbl luitance liowerer there 11 a erlou quesllon LI to tlie ralulltyof the orcbilect c atm It U an nndtupuled moot that the dun drawing pot er have been a lame If not larger than auy other club In the tirganliatlon hut whrtutr the return have been nutnclenl u meet current iz toupee 1 another qiiQ tioa I 1resldrnl Talcoll ba atauieil rith SUN rtp rter that they hare been Ulthln A few dali another claim ban been entered agatnit a llu erv club ThIs time tie Arooklrn are the deftndnnt According tu tbe record In the count clerk Borneo or hlns coucty Jamee Belli Jt Son the wellknown contractor of I rooklrn have filed a mechanic e Men upon trie grand 4404 1 buildings and fence a Pattern 1ark 7ne lien taU fur a bl once due the Relllys for work and labor at laid park The claim 1 for 51O The record In the county Clerk office lo at follow On or about the tenth dy or March tt3T ibeealm ant entered into a writ en contract with the Kldge wood Land and ImproTement Company whereby ala Inn contracted to erect Cvrulu buildings upon the iiremlne deirlbril town A Hint lot nf laud lu the Twenty etith ward nf the city of Krooklrn and bounded by Eaitcrn Parkway eita avenue Kutter atenue and fowell droll and known aa the Eastern tart Hate Ball ground for the corn of 72IIO hat I cold urm have fully perfTtned all N irk and xupplle 1 all the material provide for In laid contrail that they hae been raid on account 2 C25n that inert M now due and nwtntr o aid firm a balance of V4 700 AKO a balance for extri work performed on the ground to the amount of F aio makin altogether the sum 1 MMidue the ctaltflaflti Ihe lien beaik dale Ang M l OX and U I t uruaul toau act of the Leitlilatnre of the state of New York entitled An act for the better lecurlty of mechanic lalxjrera and other who perform labor or furnish material for building and other Improvement In Ihe eeveral cltleJ and counties In the Stat The etockholdem of the Rldxewood Lent and Ira prOTcment ompany uho contracted wlo lleilly A hona are with but one or two exceptlone tte lama as those who operate and control 01041 of the sock of the Brooklyn ii L Club Tbe company merely mbleU icaiterli Park to the cub for buvines purpi e0l only The action OralnAt lie club caui conilderable mr prlie In Brooklyn from the fact that the oftlcliiH of the club have announce urtr and over again that not n cent wan due for the cofletrUcton of the groun u It hi I aim well Lnawu that the Hro ikln and brlffhtou Beach Kallroad of whIch tieti Jnordan la I resident ban de fAiilted on Ito Interest Thu ha created turthier our Klie an It It tenor ed that let oral perwot Interested In the railroad are directly connected with the Itldnewood Land and Improrement Company The Trouble of the Athletic lob PBiuDHLriii Rept 7There wai gloom on the Alh tetlo ground yeiterday What with the email crowd preient and BererAl fiherlfT ofllcer and conilable hanslng around the box office it wa enough to beat the nine before the game started said 0000 the clube molt enthnsiaitlc admirera Secretary Hhltaker did not show up at the ground At all Preillent Im nypa ker and Manegrr IJIiari g were on hand early coil they pie iged hcinselrc to the player to do all that they com l to right the club affairs Manager Miartig said Thl ii 1 a most unfortunate chair but the player have tbeuielven more than any one else In blamt They cannot lock lo ua for a settle tnentnoTr Ci me aTaire are In the hand of the Anier lean Auorlatlon end whatever is 1 done In the matter must be done through that boity t Tl e players claim thl they hare not received any salary for July And Auguitssld the reporter IIat Is nntrni when the club left en Ito last Western trip un Aug 2 the men were all paid In full to date It liCe alwato been our yrautlce tu settle with the players before leaving home m A trip an lefo Ioweil oat the rule In ihe lavt Instance None of the men are one more than 14 some lice than i J u and had they been pattent everything would liar come out all right It Is I ridiculous to icy that we owe them two xnouttis lalary end they know better but It te l the ball players liaoli to Include In his cjlculiitloin ail thnt he tnaj be expecting lo ubru In tto future 2Vo nlll con tlnun in play however right along and hope to ploy to good crowds nn our naxi trip Uniifer rhartnan of the nultvllle club rar that the Ath etlcs will hive five irami in LouliTllle in 1 he fuarani itnod crofcd to all n them iur cub an 1 tIe Athletics ee4 1 he Live iilways driixn big CrOwds to same In Ix7ulsvllle nud tu coming contest will bo no eaceiuliltt Hal the players come ton and ailed for in ex plsnitt n Inste l of running to aw ers for aId e they would hire shown more Refill said 1restdeut fcimriiacker Ham Hull Notre To THI PIIITOR or Tm hTtlucr In answer lo Prenl dent Byrne s teller In tcvdii e S r we would he pliunod ti play the lle olules rhatui lots of 1 rn pect HarL or any other amateur tejim ot Brooklyn for the amateur championship of Broukljru and lot the beiicUt of Sir Chnrie I II int p KlUfu Manager Maroon Base Hall lull JHhpruce street hew VurL city flAttVOItt Sept 7 The terms of Leftnelder Jonuson of the Jwark Club wie accepted Ibis afternoon and lie will report here tomorrow UcOucken will prob ably be eaied Barnle ii after isitig of the hlca o flayer Oluuiind also Suntan and homer of the New llaveo i luh V hen Von tIer Abe was here last Week tie told ftarnle that lie WOuld withdraw all claim on King Itt cae the Baltimore manager ilCCeetel I In getting hIm liePresident tt AIIK has been betiotlatlng with Klnc but the deal has not yet been consummated fnmbim wants 41 11 u i each for liorsu Mad llurnsr Tlii price Barule considers too seep To rue i rniriia or Tue Stya4r Hearing with re g rst through todays Pry of the Itlnei of 11 fr iiarles html coil seeing that Mr Byrne ban kind offered the bee of II ehIttgLu lsrb fr a LellelIt ham it lie tell Ocred to Sir JOint w tile Ilewlole Jew JIcI Club cheinlulone of the ilruofitylt Ltllatar Aeeoiltion I elny Indebted 10 lr Ittint for Wait paulfayc rc willilg to ptsy dIr amateur glob or will ooiprate Itt any way 0 itS ill fellow member or the II A A ortbeloal rtanum League or oily of th athletic olub who uaie teen Indebted to SIr Hunt for inativ favor A U Uiiutui 25 V7ciorlslreet klauaftr Resolute Base Bal club ntno tr Sept T CLOT Laeg luilt T WhIlt an amateur club of Cloy land was laying In Lhlia u in etitiS a stiitrineill w U Uiidetoonevf lie I let elaud giuilrinen UMI I Mike lrl 17 14 nail Ie a mumper of il Ie i leveland II nllierloul I lubuellieuon tuveral lint IretlleulAIJ liiJlltl of ibis city liailnllinitled lust In would Impr ve Hi 015401 ettenitli ut hi Iretu hoOt year liy tIe ddiliun of lomo great Itarl AC Otis if thtu wee In be a eatcher Iber wee tiioogtil 41 hi COltie ioelttlttr that hell ijht Ii 1be IfleD To nIght r a tire rorr lbioiletit saw Mr Jobneor and silo Is bilk Kelly IbIS member of the Clbyelabd Club hut year there i a hlrY In CirettIatIcu to Chlceio tu tat iCed Tb Ilrotberbqol irlldnt emiled end repllili ICoIL Ot cant ttu lout what wIll hsppn oem poet Thea be paused a moment and Ii e pleuant tus colttlttti4 Kelly weuld be a great man for U eveland wouldn he l f will sir ibis uiueli that four of the srriatist player co earth wlJ lmy with lhe Ci Ixelino Club next iLiuuer I havegone this dp Ittlu the Irolberlinol I inewuring on an InilMuite dlstauce on lila unibrel a In tl baud and I III gu Ibat muili Itelxr to pmve Hint a eli easeoJ tat bell cub Is 4 there aillliu U the storr that VaAleer It lo be I dropped by the Brulbei bood club Nbtliltjg whatever I think Sat c AlMrl I u f cf Ibe reaUM uuteUen ou earth lie bai Dlared In hard lack this rear lot be will be all rlfbt Another ceo Al lie turned to go way be 4jtbu ll 14 PQWI 1U4 IUtfllUI i ui IbII s TUB GIRLS ox ran DLAHOXD flow Thai Ae4Ittd Tbe1aS at Ai lontlei Park Yqslrdy Th femal baa ball club known M the Chi cago lllack Stockings and tho Flnthlnc Dlared at Atlantla Park In Maipeth jeterdaT A crowd of 30UO ponons woe attracted there to coo then nlno fomaloa ch an exhibition ot their atylo ot playing baeo ball Thercamoto the Kiounds armed by the miinncir with a buiLelful of ecoro cards and photographs of tbemeehos nnd were K nt oat to soil them to the last arrUltiR tbronitg TLer had donned theIr uniforms before they came to the c round It consisted of a short Btntttd yellow and black illrtand cap and block blouse and rtocklnRs Many expected to ree allot before the ertrao wns finished Atone tlmo ono semed Immi nent but qtiloi action on the part of the spe clot pollco BTerted It The tip was ton tbo fomftlos juet wlion to lonvo the fold They made a brenk for n small narrow side on trauco The crowd mndo a tush for the catos Tho vrero closed and entirely barred 1nn derooulum roliiuod for tho Inatant fovcral crashes wero heiirJ which was cruised by boards in the hence Iwlnir broken to a enn outlet A large opcnlnif wnsdlncoioroil but n fourfoot obstruction had to bo caltd lly the limo tho crowd cot out the females Toro Lome whlrlod in tho distance to Lone Island City llufore the came much Interest was felt to BOO tlio shortslclrtod feiualos on the field the crowd closed lu 011 their dressIng loom At lust ono of them appeared anti lellod tilt outer this you clt yur locos busted If oz dont And nho Bucccedod In forclna tlio mob buck S hen tlio foinaloi filially willed Into tho Held tTn ro wcro wild cries of Ilooiayl ihoy took tbolr places on tbo bench Iho crowd had by tills tlmo encroached BO lar on to the diamond that It wan Impossible to play HlHlnK nruld the great tlironu was seen a big brofidBhouldcred man with bug side wlilfkets like ft parbons Under him was ft iieerkee Ho woro a blazer tho exact color of the girls skins a monxtrous black helmet white trousers and n No 8 shoo V bIle wntinc alolt a KOldheadod cane bo announced that the Bame would not tuoceed until the crowd cot Back of tlio ralllnir It dldn Bet back It only moved a little way and the came finally Woe begun The Klrls woro sent first to the bat May Howard a favorite waltzed to tint plate Hho planted her No 5 loot heavily In the pcl nntl leaned back on her right loin In Jim Ullonrka fashion Ihe first ball sailodinost her with mirh speed that she droniiod her bat Bimt on her haiult rubbed them In the dirt and erasnod tIle bat bho tapped tho ball to tIle inlleld The speottttors liowlid and potitul slay too hen Vlllo llllnms with her cap tiot away bncU on her bond took bur turn ocbonin of Ahsl nero heard Shu winked nt the rltclier ho gao her a twice double wink and she wont to llrit on called balK Dout lend off too ian wu the exclama tion nf me crowd tiliut up yorbloomln rascals I know what Im about thonnsnoroo Hut when otho wan iaiinht and finally ran down she was guyed unmer Ifnlly lulj male her furious nnd sbo told them If they did not Btoy she w juld not play any more 2 ball coins back to nmmma Mind vor bbnes wa the retort Kittle Grant had forgotten to tako up all of her back hair and some of It was blowIng about hue a shirt on n line In a big gale Jlttle looked lILo n bullet dam er Evidently hail somebody elses nnllorm tho owner of which must have been short of stature bho cot her firm bast on an error llien shu ulankcd her Lands on her knees and squatted In true baso bali fnhloo Slldn there Klttlo yelled tho mob 2 hat do yes fellnwH want lot yer money enywov t she ynlled back It seems that before the came the girls rasfol a io olutlon not to do any slldlni for tho ediflontlnit of the crowd Ancle rarkor is a base ball player Him would bo a good addition to any professional team She toolc n trtio Ansnnlnn position nnd llneil a nioo hit to loft field sending little Grant home In the first innIng for too Flushlnci OVoll tint hdlth Mavnes hud n loving bco on third busp ONell started to steal the base nod 31ns Howard throw the sphere to Edith Tho run her and Edith oollldnil ana both lell to the Ground together lint nollhor was hurt Mny Howard made a hit Into the crowd In loft Ileiii In the tlilnl Innlnc Somebody cot tile bull and kept It until May had scampered around the bae Along about this time May cot real mad because HLO was pitching well nnd her fielders couldnt eten fall on the ball ani 1 itoti it The female outfielders teemed to no moro Interested In fbi i ectators who lined the out Ibid than In playlnc tho game They did not chase nball but let the crowd ctt It for them here 1 was one very olctnrenaue scone Alice Lee who nlaied centro Hold wont niter n lone lilt She has lone llowlni hair and It was tied with pretty blue ribbon Mthherhnlrllylui to tho wlnl ehodnshod down into crntre field no tact Unit nil thai could be scon was n small black fiiool She wns KO much exhausted that for the rest of the game suo posed by recllulni on the field The KHIUO was n fnrco No corrpct scoro could be ItHpt The llushlncsuael tight pitch ers 1 I hoy did not try to play the gina Tied to but couldnt There were throe exceptions May Howard Riithored In H0oral Illoi onu a sky simper thiit went almost out of sight Ancle 1arkiTat Rorond did croat work lila caught seen Hies three of them on tho dead run Nelllo Wliliuima caught well The error column nf both totms would foot up about thlity The score by innings fluthlngt 2 1 1 1 0 6 1 47j lllack clocking 1 2 u 0 o 1 u l a AMONG TUB JIADflALT EXPRItIS CacT araberf Malcolm and Others Hlinwlnx 1belr nklll Champion 1Ml Catey met with a flattering reception et the banila of the member of the Brooklyn Handball Club and other on hoturdty Itt It wae the regular playhu day of tile club and the patron of the court lied their first opportunity to shake hand with the amoCo handball player sine hlu return from Ireland The champion Ipeakl volume of praise for the little tItter Isle but he thInS It ii I deteriorating In a handball lenne ucwdeof TliomaaJonciof TraIt the preient champion he doe not know of n alngle player whole I competent to take his pac lie end bl associate on the nip made every effort to arrange A ntime and home snatch between Ji 1 nes and John Lawlor Ireland ex champion but Irlihmen evidently remembered the re sult uf Lawlor e contest with the American three years ago for there woo not a ilngle man to tome forward and announce till readiness to back Jones The chain Lion however pats a handsome tribute to Joueta laying qualllle II le late he has A wonderful pair of bandK ii acute and energetic and nies considerable Judgment I cnnMJer him continued the champion fully the equal ot Lawl ir when the latter WAS the as knowledged champion of Ireland und while 1 was wll llngtomat Law lor against done I did no think It would be any easy thing for the former but ou the oilier hand a grand cud protracted struggle Among the games nia rdon Saturday at tbe Brook lyn court were the following Caiey and Smith SI 31 31 2114 jlalrolin and Lambert 11 12 It IsSo Michael Ilarney one of the rleverest of the old timers and John ciinnors defeated Kobert Malcolmand Turn Connor the boot Attluruu cameo llob lAlrolmvtbo lica rnide considerable Improvement In plating at tempted to tent hU brother Tixn but got left lit two game John IcKnv nul Nlmeon Herey beat Tbnmae lluluie and Kicbard lclonld trite straight vumci AT Tllk HLkKAV Illtl COLI1T A number of lm rnvenirnts have been made to the SI lnrray II u I l nir which wM he fonn I quite alvan lageous to th tattouit I The panlnrl I and It l rr rly p aed llugj tflll oiy sod Tomuiy lirtelin The acorei The fpaulurd l 1 U It lit S tl Rortr I tl IS 1 13 1814 The Rrnnlard after A short rest took Thomn rarron A prom king ouiu tlater of the IrUn American t luh mt A partner and beat t d toFarl nd nnd T Ureslin the 1ot three In rive games Jim Tracy and J Ulearon detected young llealy and J llauabery the best of five games Thomas Cotton end K Lnnergan beat It Maioney and 1 Cotter all members of Ihe Irish AmeticAU Club three straight game U bUckley and J HiillUan were delentcd by I f Slehich InS n Hlnlpot the boot of tl rue games M llnrce and M Itiley tie Iraleil 1 Walsh and W hlley two out of three games AH Interesting Warn nf racquet ivaslplayedbetwsen Join purler ami Jack Ilarilfen the turiuer wlunlng two alit ot three ATCocKrxiyi Oral The following InterestIng games were played at Counnevs Bouttt brooklyn count Iradi and Wool 31 in 31 1570 Madden and Hole 16 21 JO 2178 Some of the other Important games played were Michael Murphy and Michael llatlney aialnst Martin Murphy and John Mooneyi the ft rmer won two out of three The Miller brntber Krd anl ileorge defeaied Ullllam Ices end William firanileuburgh the bet nf three garnet IcIer I cnouolly and Ja Culv beat Itobert hole and Jubn Connolly tin ee stralghlgame James iahlll and Tom Kcarlie defeated Jam hush anl lave 3 aley the tit nf three games Mickey Lenunn and 21 liatn i Hrandenhurg beat iieorge llliler anl partner two itreluchit Cattle Joseph lgnelra and partner beat dtorge Miller amid Mickey Ieuuon the belt at three gaiuta Grepupolnt Men In Ibo Field Th Annual fetilval and game of the Oreenpolnt Ath hello lull were held at Illdgewood lark llrooklyn on batur arafteruoonand evening Tbo affair wa quite luccestful despite the threatening weather The foi lowing Is A summary of event i Onehundred iarJt hisIi Final llesi Monby 1 Me Uu ci cHtcb with 3 T Khodta J yards ssconil time lllisec n 1 line rnrung llnrdle lIce Final lltaltVon tt J Fpot 4 yerle ullli T J Campbell 0 I pan lecondi thin tt eii mis OneinarteMnlie run Won brjnhn Rmlih 11 I yard v tiij ceigli scratch leconl time 514 eeondA One mile iVaikllon by I V ills iscrafh with J fin tz lt seconds second Time u minutes olf second One half I mile HunWoo by Cl Heidi scralcbi with II ilerbardt 10 ardsi MOODd Tim y minute 87 sennas llminltg rro 4Jomp Won by II Hlrertoo with A leap or lilfesiwlocbssi J raley wag second wilhi la feet k inches rutting ihe Impound Shot Wan by O Madlga II toot U Inebeel wlih a throw of ai feet p locbei Theo Our Loian WOO SeoIt4 e ills wifest 16j Indies one rurloug Jutenlle lIarsIVan by Oeerge llnrliei IK yards wIth Jutiu llebburdl icritcb second lluie 1w4 letosde glue Hall New 1nln Irnan4e Jody Uari chatnplonihlp game noitun ra Kaw York Oataeef U Adwlaioa So100lC44o Ha s e Bull Kmmttru V rk Today OiOP t fU Breeklya n rblla4al hla riier Uitul KIsgI C L Klfliu lilff I Mk U I IIIBUBB14IAM a i1tt1i1 ic1iI NOTICE TO FISHERMEN I TTT ritiirH roil IPOOI urantmitpyti reel I aisnce tiIndJe s tew Ill CCII liodi 14 freiline tJt Linen reel lines on Idalt iM toot l Ulh I I It thread Of ilIIigeiiI 10 Untiled huiks IJal Via ilnea itiuili I i irelile f Ile le I C vels lit l tkej llrssf v I I i J e lie inch lul leu cod lli l I lii u J bfnoi 4C Ssrie vrelY f 51 oIKe s etc i Mid M I each llobuii s 1e due ei ra aigess e ttt li dog hellO in 110100 fur Jlluilraiedlilui 1142511 CaUtoiu for Ibuu j r uAnNTcnx M COIIflTITI4EAR CITY HALL DQgLT8LL Iar YuLuJ GOSSIP OF THE KUNNEKS izur rvnLic ASXIVUS ran A RACK DK TtTCKK 3UE TJT TOMJIBS He eretnrr Kowrcur OtiRht to Try scd Amtnij at Medina Between PatHtor Tenar emd Klnp tonHkep l iid Pro gram for th Week Tlitv llrlilKO Handicap Todnr Probable A Inner The Coney Inland Jockey Club HUB nlwar been sIngularly ortunnie la the matter of weather and thle year lIfts been no exception to tbd general rule rain ImTliia alien but on day during tile mcetlnc and toon only for an hour or so Tho racing too has boenottho highest quality 1 heron III lie omo Mlrrlnc bnttlci decided this wiek but the tmblld longs for another sensational race between the tlotoupers anti brcrotnry Iawrenco would bo n public bcno actor K ho should gucceotl In nrrnnclns n meetlnc between Balvnlor Kingston And Ten nr They will certainly not come toaothir nt Gravcsend as Mr llnKitin does not nice there ulnco that little episode wlion Kern foulod Lon ITS t root ID tbo Lorlllnrd Slake nt Mitt mouth last rear Uhoreiure Mr Lawrence should use every endeavor to cot up a race of Bnch value that Salvnlor KIiiuMon and Tonnr would lie among tilt ontrlos It need not ncioosarllr lx a nwcorf tnlen botrrcon the three clinkers but nt a mile anti n furlong or n mile and a quarter no other thoroughbred in the country cot eon Ilreno would have any buslnos In tbs race Klncston Is right oti edge now and Is considered by many to be HalvntorB oijual at a mile or n mile and a fur long Tonnr has Improved ton round since bo not away from Monmouth 1ark and Its bad water and the Impressive manner In which he atrode over I Ironzo less thnn a week ago Is suf ficient evidence that he hat all of his oldtime BceeJ Matt Byrnet hiss Hah ntor keyed up to top notch and rot with three Inch horses In America Is deulorablo that thor cnnnot ho brought tocotbur Han claim that Drrnoa will not race BalvAtor again unless he is absolutely sure that the king will not bo de throned but this scruple may be overcome and It Is to be hoped that the three flyers will meet nt Sheepshead before the doss of the present mcotlnir Thirty thousand persons would no doubt bo on hand to BOO the contest and the returns for the jockey club would be nTmous Tournaments victory In tho Omnium Handi cap nn Saturday and his second to Drenro for the Twin City iinudioap with weight up tins rrolty nearly oattlcd tho aueatlou of throe yearolil superiority nt nrooit iuiu for tho time belnc senator lean t9 brown coRe Mnr Is in the ifcendnnt Judso Morrow has Icnty i UI admirers but it Is QUO timing to carry whilo lot of weight aid beat n poor Held of the pama ago arlui I an entirely dlnoiont mutter concodu weight to oil l horses 01 recounltod merit and give them a beating blna loVs victory over Jlorrow at Monmouth too wat BO pronounced that Mr Alorrl n bin colt will have 10 du somethlne to retrieve Ills lost laurels before ho nil bu regarded by the eenernl public HS thn equal ol Tournn merit IluilinLtnn who buat both in the string U slowly rounding to auiiln and mny upset things when least exiiectud Bocietiiry Law rence bus so adjusted tbo eleht1 for the llrldeo Handicap at onu mile and a half which will oe uociueci tomorrow mat it tftiutim no n vi ry Open ovent On tmrn tho chances of Tournnmnnt Chaos Her Hlshnei Master lode Blnnlon II and lena P look best These tIre the wolKhtu Tonrnament 131 Lelguton 110 indue Morrow ISO Joe ninckburn nn Ilurlington UtCintAn HA Itoalia 11 3 4 cc tutre un FlAinbeAU iliAittfllial 103 Kllinuet lit Ana ntldA IHO Santiago 113 Kings tiwn 101 triiuCy IS SIuutorlode lit Torso 114Ienui r ino hirirale ll2E34 orient Iliu Chaos 11J Kuetle lit Her Highness UJIFduar Johnion UI HI ey 112 Sara Hoiej Ul Iseac Lewl 1101 JSeslrie the rldco Handicap the Anttimn Stakes for twojeiiroltlg over tilt Inttlrlly cnurno nod the Hnclne btnkcs for nil ages it u iniio will bo decided All tile crack twojnnr olds are In the Autumn anti the Itnclnc Mill ei should bo a liununer as hlncston Tomiy JJuddhlst English Lady Jutltzo Morion liuo land and olnntccr are eligible If Kincalon anti Icnny i alone nnswar thn hell murk the record on a circular track down to 1 ill or lower Uho feat tiro of tndnisiiiocrnmmolH tlio WoodooekHlnkc3 fortwojoaroldi ni one mile over the trass course Owners will be able to get u line on their youngsters as tinso mull einkpsntu distance lnvnrlnbl glue soino lbs nf the cjuullty the colt or filly us ill show ns a thrpojenrold On Wodnea cloy tile Hollos htukca for two oarold Illllo ovor tlio Futurity eouro Bliould brine out a good Mold Ambulance lorrnctloo Iflonattn hsp mui7n ln Tocii 1iiultj el lla iio and otliura being cnuacod Tlie Now York Handicap for threeyoiirtild and up ward nt one lIthe tool n half will decided on the same day On Thursday limo IlatbiiRii htnkOM nt iovon furlongs lur twoyeoroldn tho Mifopsliend MtiikBS lor tlirpcjoaroil at ono inllo nud n quarter nod 1 the Uruat Fall boiling S4aoi for nil nges nt one mile tOld a furlon will bo decided llio r pt fd btnkei for nil neoo over tlio Futurity course the Autumn elllnr Stakes ovor tlio mine course for twoyeurolila toni 1 tho Mron Hlnton for tbr er arod lllllro at one inlio and a fur long will bo run on I rldny Tbo meeting will close en rntuHny with the Jluillouor Hiindl colt itt ono milo nnd threu lurlonca omit the Great 1 usicrn llundlcaii for tnoyeurolds over tho Futurity course Thie hitter event IH wonh JiOuOu or no und bat alniia been ono of the boot twn oarold races of thit year fiecrotnry Vi vhltehomlof thin Hudson County Jockey Olubannounios thnt lila trio k will give nn extra days ntcliic on bent 1 when the fol lowing proirnmino mil be ulTorod I Irst HACK Iurse HOO of which sM to second for threeyear olds and upwArd thb winner to be sold at Aiictiin horse entered lu be sold for tfl IHJ to cirry full weight If for less 2 pound Allowed for each flu diwn to trtX tle furlong Second Race Iurse rlifA of which 7tto second and fj to third ror two year oMii the vtInner to be soil at Auction horses entered not tu be soil 10 carry l pounds penalty If lo be sold fur 1J u aloveu 3 pounils then J i pounds for each ShIn les down to f0b Hire iiiAriers of a Ohio Third ItAce Imve K Iti0 of which tvoto i ci nd the winner 10 be sell I At Auction horses entered to he I aol I for 5211 i to carry 111 pound then I pound added for tacit 11111 Above that i rice Blx arid A half furlongs fourth luce Iurte fAW of which f7i in second and ff2tolhlril fnr all ages Id pounds below the scald tlz end A half tarlongt smith Hace 1urie floa of which Ill to second And f2A to third the winner lo bo cold otauctin hnnei entered not to be sold lo carry 1 bionIc peiiAtty If en tered to be sold for f3tl i Allowed J pounils then I jioand for each 1110 hell down to wju cine mile aal A furlong S xitt Race 1nrse S OO of rhleh fro to second the winner lo ie I sold At Auction horses entered to be sol 1 for 51045 to curry full weight It for leis 2 pounds al loitr 3 for each dInt iown to cftr c no mile Tlio procrammo for Bticorlioiiil flay toilny In nulio pirinl lC 1 hu Wo dcoc Ktnkos should bo a good race Ininton I 1 urd JInrry nnd 1 cllpdo nnd thoy mnv rim tlmt wIll at tie I JlnlaK loi the oh o lung tltOfl I Madi tone ntul Arm da hlituld bo bnrd to le itnml whutavcr beats liobby liouli and lnnn ni 1 eel tlm monoy In thotblrd It Ienuuue will run kindly ho CilIa win tlie fourth ilands down nod Lucy Jolmon raayriinBocond 1 rlneesi how Una and JJomutli will talzn it lot of beating In the filth nnd IrntiU Ward may win tha last with llcncdlctlno saxond Flrtt flareA iweeritikei for three yearold and up Ward of ll each vvnb lisxi Added cue mile Hacbetll II l32Klii tlork IM Madilono U Iurte us Arnuael JlMKrle U Ili Eleve IM Becond Hare The Woodcock PUkes for tore veer olds A sweet stake of I2 each with 91000 added sue mile on tirf Tborndale llSIWoodctilter Ill EclIpse H Algeruon Its Tender i HH Keiuence colt IM lrar Hock I IC LlLil ie IIS I Lord Harry IIBI I Waihlnglon Ills ThIrd 1ace For three year I Idl A iweeinlAke of f II eacli with JltojaUiJeJ ruturlly course RnhtsDleire 131 ierlle D Ill Worth I Longilmre in hobby H trlu lJ Venniira Ill Urlrnle 1211 oetu I lea 114 Kyrleil I 14 taily Jane colt li lojineJe 11411nnbe 1 15 Iriurtut arelure rlh0O Ut It tilCIt ttOt flu tile 500 end ami RiO tu the third tine nilio and an eIghth lIed leaf 141 Iimtlio Ill lloattoii Ul iirtiivit Jute III Iraclithorii 11 1 1ruvtt I 41 Hum ttuod UI llirlliclir II lieniiarme 117 IoiauHe III Klere I I7III h ey Jolmion I 10 hue tiehihe 117 I I ltl I Addle I 4 Ulie Mm 1 II I I VJenrance P11 Watierioii 113 lorer iui llfth llnceA handicap irep lake of to lach wiIlt iiiald iJ one loll and U rteiliiteutu Al lFarroe 11KJ einutb OB Hoc Itlon KJ Altooud sit frlncee Lowllnf lbS Uiinan tie lifred Blith HceA weepiUkM for Ihreejeartlil tat upward of 19 Kh wlik IIQuo kiljadi oue tile on turf 54111 Jra hiT La6tt 120 poti1 Duke Isa liuedtotlas l2a 6urili 1217 liarauul Vran Ward Id Ptouette 124 icteut 121 LIttle lisle 131 Ititiley 121 SI Lela Slay Ill New re lii lie orhd lICrssmahISotorhiwn N Yhhaei J at Viuslmtiigiou iiuik Clicegn IMIKOTOW H pt 7llio limed mar AuroU by War Mane dim 1Ixie bx Im ported Iovrige It dead at the boron of her Owner JJ U TfiomtJthlii county hbs WM mood rci w and rodneid many nlnnirt i o Aia 4i I TUB nonna AND CAtiniAOR TBADK Tkei Full Boom a the SInrkct Ii Nw VIe tlep Fnll ntuxlwuT The local horse market It now very lively With n steady demand for all grade ot liprM which readily command good rrico Xoftrly moribcdy In buck frrm mouctilu and ion shore and Now York ienler are now ronulnff a harvest Thtero are the stanilnrd ouotntlons In the market Pais of hlcbtttrpplnc nylleli carrliicolior ra UOotniisoo leenle of ox press ortiuck horse Lno to POJ mddla borset with all the gaits H50 to tlOOJortcli good drivers 140 to fOU each buelncs hoteos WO to SUO each and strcoior t2i to S17 j An was universally enroled by the carriage and wncon umkeis tho fall trade has started In with n rush Jlio enormous quantity ot ordoift which the but dcrs orpoclnlly those In the wagon tradehate recoiled are being tilled as inimlly ni poslbie unit lourl Loll of the llrms have nut on extra workmen Jho cnrrliike makers iceni to Imvo mndo n grand elIcit to get out new and taking desIgns tIll coacon and the rcuults of their eilotts us displayed Ill time inrlona warorooiiib nro autiile prooi of thulr tin OfB Allot the builders of lctorta cubrt Jie iihotoDi liinli ulit broucluiin iluht and fancy buckboards tint reys J eiby phuclotis and fnnoy traps report that they arc cloinu an uimaually cood business Iho colors to be used tills fall In carilaces will bo of a decidedly lighter order Vi aeon edits aio have a tendency that way 1 his is some tnluc entirely new us In previous tears tliey were nlmoitt all ol elthorllruwstorRtecu black or dark rod U lioro nen n 12001 many excep tions to tbls rule of course but the majority ot the light tiolivery oxprpss and grocery wagons noro In dark onlorr Ltehtcolored cnrrlnKoa are nlo a novelty nt thIs tlinoof llio roar but that they will bo useit tbl fall has boon settled beyond doubt by the met that nooral young society men who literally control tilt fashion in stylish touruouts have mndo their appear ance In the parks In Ilirhtcolored rigs A now carringo ot n ducliletliy taking order has mst been built by tha Hnndriu tompany of 17 U71U7C JJIOonio Street it has been oddly named a runabout why nobody knows but the supposition Is because Ills nnox tiomoly handy affair In whlchtotakoa run about the town or park It is built of quarter ed oitk nnd Is of inncnulccnt proportions and isllulslied In nickel nnd brass It has a now stloot lamp which throws out a much moro radiant Ilklit ttarn the old ones and InkIng all tocotlior lean extremely Imudsomo aHalr It rolls for 325 Iho frlnndrnu Company luulnc It built In sutlnwood fleuroit walnut mahogany llowurod ASM and blrdHeyo maplo Although It hni rcnrcely been tin exhibition for n week tin30 orders ban been already ro calved Jhls iniuu omi nny have also two othernbw and original tylis which they hate just put upon tbo market 1 hey arn railed tho dosndoH iml fcooich cart respectively Tile riaundrau omimny bavo bad a good August traac und at i ro ut Inn o all the bud lies they can attellU to ilmey ala carrying un enormous Block und the twantrone noors mprleil In their three bulldmkH are packed with eluclus ready to bu lorumdod to their pun haticTK J 3 ho lluclno Wacon Compnny nt 77 Woostor street enjoy the enviable reputation nf flavor needing toxolklt tindo it alwrtrs EOOIIIB to come to tbuni and the way In wtilch they are now obliged to hustle to fill orders shows that they hato xtnrtud Into Tile all campaign wllhn rush Thry nro at proscnt doing n larao busl ncss In hoaty ilelUory and exuivss wagons mind cutrlanrs They also batoa large export tridc Three car loads of lancy delivery wagons the building ol which Is a f iwclult with tlio licmo ouipany have just been ta colvid at tho V ooslor s root wurerooms 1 tie ijalnting and oriiamontatloii ou tueuo wagons lit uiiusunlly elaborate and liiundrv and dry bOOilt K men in need of n nrui and handsome de livery wagon can bo easily accomniodatod by tholiacino Compnni This company 14 also uuinic u IUFKU biinru ui LIJO uotorumoiu wnriv in the way ol Hurfbont wagons and stnae building Iluin fl9 wa never brighter with us said the maniuter of the company nnd we now bays large enough orders ou hand to koou us norklnt for the next six mon 1110 Vou ask are we dolne n Rood business Interrogated the upenutODdent i ot the hew york ncon Company nt Sls5S7 Hudson street In rofponfe to the renortors iiuorv cli i should say so the fnct It that no art po rushed that we haidly know what to do with our oiders ns they are coming iu nt a much moro rabid rate than we can hnmllo them At tho present time we are enoyng mote of n bxim th m wo ever h id bo lore nl though we have boon In tlio vuufonbulldinc buslnnfB for nearly twenty years We bard just bad to put on ton extra Innds which ninkun it loin if m v iitQo men norKlnu lot us Not counting the uidors which wo huve re ceived today It will tnUu us six months to fill und iloliv or orders received up tt yesterday The NOW York Coiiipiiuy extremely fortu nate In having fio much pttronH but it Is un doubtedl iluo to tbo fact that nil nairona turned nut by this firm ate llrst personally In spnctud by auoxioit lu thin wagon business if the slightest delect in a wagons sti ncturo U detected it Is imm dlately remedied Abe company nro also doing a largo outoftown bunlnobs They havo just received three or ders ono from Houston Tex for six uitoiH another from Jlvtaon lox for eight wag one arid ono from S ino Now Houtn Wales for cluht WIIKOIIH Thl company havo Non fortunate in securing Inrce lunch of ordcrs from the I vnriiius fill keepers In tho now Columbus MnrLot in llnrlam Una of the wiiirons l a dwldo novltv in titis ptjle of tOlhiCln It Is niHtle otMiartered oak and Is of nutuial color Itls Bllv riiiotinteil and let tnred In silver Itls nit nxtroiuoly handsome nllalr and the first of Ha kind ever put upon the mnikot Jlio I rooms of Edward Callnnrn Sons 57 West iortyfourth street presented a busl neiisllko unnti ranee A like state nf analrs prevailed at the rupo ltoryof the United Mitten Vi auon Company at Ihiid avenue anti Forty ninth street Mr allnnan nottld only tool un from ills work to asp Busy Look at mo and than ask me Hint nualn The i nltod Mates Company are BO panned that Lesldct hiring throo extra men they am obllEed to mnke their entire foica work all tiiuht and on Sundays lhi y have nlarco num her of vvaeons on band which are only waiting to ie 1 leiitreil haloie being shipped They Imvo nlso xold a large quantity of exteunlon Inaibor top fall surreys and heavy express and delivery WIIKOUS A vRiaax OUXLOOK iciit FLIf1CZWOOD The ComIng Mectlnc at the Grand Circuit un Attuietl HUCCOVM The Grand Circuit nicotine the Driving Club of New York on their trncK nt Fleetwood 1ark Morrlsanla beginning lomorrow and ending on Friday promises Rood sport Each days card calls for two classes but as the club bare 5000 reserved for fpoclnls some nddlllonal races will probably bo orrarKod and announced over night With but few exceptions the homes which have cnmpnlcned at roushLeepefe Hartford nnd bprliiRllcld bavo entoiul nt Ivew ork tint tlio places of the ubseutous am taken b a number ot local borpu ilvetvvood truck Is In remarkably good con litton nnd It favored with line noitnor there vlll be plenty ol firstclass racing with n urobablllt 01 some record fttuii lilns Thus prccramme 1114 publishud in ty have In b i ulKht ly iiiioioil for o vine to the drenching riln on ililiiy aud il niuiduj hiirlnulluld lit uU vvoio portponcil until todu Jin unfitiihcd 2 i 4 tiUHHRt lliimtdi Park will dly tIm arrival of I Mamie Woods anti Jlaor I lrictl entered iii the earns clubb hate tomoirovv ibis ciast will tliir lore clniiuu pliicm with this U 0 on Wednesdays proerainroe Autograph Is on toted for tIne 2 M 4 class 01 Wednesday but this tooruo is t nUo duo to trot nt tiprJnulluld today and will Ecitrcely bo In sbapo altui a taco and krjocklni around in tOe curd The HtiringhleiI htakoA also held over from last baturdny In to bo decided at Ilampdon lark today and iilthoucb nouoof tile six jolt in are corning I to Iew York thrco ol the ilrlvvrs Onldsmltli Brown and Tumor nre due bore Their strings have arrived some on balurday but cue umnteruumbercumorester day nnd a few ate Htlll on the road Illace Frtrm Is conspicuous by its nbeenco from New forks ent y list for Jfr Hiiniiln will be In noutucky for some time Othrr notable nbfontees from tile lint ul those who cam imliHied at hprlncnolil are Mambrluo MnM Leoliard 1ose Hlinmocolon Slullisht ChpJsoy IX anti iaralUo ttlanilnir down time lint as It Mnndh In thn opening rare 2 i37 clans tho pick nf the lot U proba my Aiivana i uimnre haggle aiiictinii nut Hubert M Tyoi but us this in a dark clans It It von hue Iblo that n great surnrlso Hilly ba In Btriri for tao talent J 1 lie sicond race for 22t liorfcs rends a very opan atTair Albion oiitoiul by the Jtldcmrond Htock Iliriu was aldus to chase Jliimlo Wood liomo In 2iih In the third beat nt Jlitttford lust week Turners Abl le Y a four yoiirild cruy mure by Aberdeen wa nclo kecond tu uwiou ut Utillnlo In J1UH Ida Norn ood and Major Ulrlch lire stnyorr either cif whom tear gotawoy with the money It the rile Is iloiiuone AuUi rnph and hILlS bird hould bs hard to beat lu the 227 clnsH on the oecond day tliuucb Horn on will luukti It us warm lor Autournph as puxMMu iho 21211 oluiH In bUtt to bo a horse race If for no other reason than that rite via stIll Miss Alice will rciitfw their rivalry for upiooiuny MloTlos immo does not appear on the i rlnted llito but ills Ii nn error Mont of deera horses have gone to Clevoland but Htevle U hero and ID good CbS P0 hire Drothers roan mart units will under the skilful liandi of Turnerbe some vr hero bandy nt lbs llnlsh and with AndHntx Oolden Jih haggle hi 1 Orange Ilucl Dlnmond und miilllo lu Ii this rico bids lair to ba the event ol thtt nstffl1 it I U Il0UOi4I looking hits vndNiudm II us sturtilnthoJ i lii class un Tlir lay sail till pity of It U that lie may fiUliiHn out nil but nonio llirf fl tir i four His tec iid 10 CluInsr 11 I In 2IsS l l at Hartford iaskes the rare a foncono conclusion Hou ilun nontof also nppoari In the J 3 elsie ea tho same day ba In b Ji abxno the race 1 is ver optm on with Kevada Hutatf MltehelC vr Jl1a lbs mof lU fir to forolili tL wtantr I riairrr or a ACE a AT 414 VURON2 Thej Mliterm a Uriel Rail a Merles of Three Enlrlci lor TodnvA It net Al the yiehtlngieiioa draws to A CloeC the owner t ao p In the 40 and 3 foot elaitee thank to the enter rlie of the Laretnonl lACht Clnb are to have A tplen did chance to try finAl hotel on long Island band Light t tii spoiled the clubt al tare ot KatcrdAy but the event for thli weet k beghning with today i special rare fnr aMn stoap win more than romren lAte tot he poor portof a urlav Ilieentrtre I tor to Cay s race of twelve mice to windward or leeward and return an ctitt 444 TO 50 mr rtae64tlle rarHU OtntTf rrL It X Jeiilca W Veil nongh 4 Allows llrl 0 W vvninore it Al 41 Kl I H MarlqullA Aog Deimoni Jr 49 oi 4 I M XllaervA J Lee Carroll Jr 4i 01 6 i CIAI SSMO 40 ISLT VolntlA 3 M WllUlms AT M Allows Kathleen vvlllliin hillock S7 44 oil The Cm race of A eerie arranged hr the owner of the cutters Minerva and Lirlt will be iilleil tomorrow It will le over a course twelve mile tu wlndwArrt or lee ward and rotors on vtedneilay the ie end race I III 2 tiled it will le over the LArchmcni course for t ill 5 to lleinnMeid antAln s Island HemMtesd soil borne A third race wilt be tailed on Thi relay should rich yacht SIn i1e race of the tureelilbe UtICA toe coarse to be a In the fleet raie There are 10 be no teltrictiiifle at lo AIS or crew Feawanbaka inebt I Hub time ailowAn e will govern but All other ennUi tielts Are by the Laruumont lacbt ClubsaUlui rules flee ofttiej Hall Vncht Club PetrOl Sept ame Hull Yacht Clubboc i enraged today In A contest for CUM freienttl by Commoiiore httten cf the club There win but little wind and the race wus far from being ralltfactory The third hAl centreboard White Fawn Mite Vlnordrn Almlra and Bfcrst got ILta A muddle over measurement and on that account the winner could not ie determined until the 2hite raon Almlra aid ueowt have beCti remectured Inattual t me the it bile IAWH finisted flrtt about A mtnule Ahead of the I Ille vlth Ihe other boata clues h btnd In the third rlnri beets tbe Kcho beat the fiwordn hy 4 niinnies The oinet race wee between the rourlt rlss centrebtarl TAcbt Madxe and Mabel the former winning ly 14 seconds Actual time Aid 10 Bcon 2 correoel time In the rAce for fifth clai centreboard the Koeket bent tile VllJUre by 6 minute TsichiiB inrilopeil In Mlaf BOITOK Septs The stormy weather today dlI not prevent the Ssrln Ihill Yacht Club from having Its Ball riesldei this event the postpt ned race of Aug u fur rash prliei wee Balled The cbamriionshlp In the fret tee was won by tie tslane which also wins each prlje The boat was sttled by Mr email the owner end the did exceedingly well considering tho ditv The race were tatlia over A evnmtle course Tie wind wae rot heavy enil I the n Itt WA so thick that the rnoit of the time the boats could tint Id Been Tne mnsqnlto beat hkecter asonwttrd br h N fcmall made remark abvgood time going over the course In III minutes 1 seconds Ihe 1 leie gained a leg for he champlouthlp In tbe third clru Blnntintlein Athletic Cliiliis Ynelit Iturr ThesDecltl rare for silver cups offered by the Vlan hattan Athletic Club to jachti in the SI 4ic And 30 root clAcse will be Ballet on Saturday Sept 0 t The start Ii to tue made between ShuT IS amid Cralien i4hoel Uuey In tle lower hay und the tour mccall c cocci will be to ittI OOultd orntiiend Ilgltihlp soil roitictt Lntrle autOreeleit I Iii e heZ slta lOl4ltlh lisa 0 itepI 1 4 tnmtulrI ut 24 Iifilt overlie wIll to rociCed until Coin On ocliL 12 The taitier F it tic tell will Ite tile ludipa lioit tituC wilt leace ler I t 1111cr at it 3 t in lattutlay mnrnlti 11th wIll rarry a ihtnltd liutliber of member trIers fsrtlctta for the boat uga hi tell lit the club Lou The Tltnnln Tnnld Nnfnnre There ccntliterable surprIse eiprcsied In yacht ing circlet yesterday at the nnnouncemert by the lle KtttA Committee of the New tork Yacht Club that there wniuld be lit race for Ibesutiutuin cute It I nit dereloiid titat the failure ut the iltauile owner 10 enter lIe yacht was the canoe or the iecisoa tie the owuierl I t tile Kaurlna end tiliatneock di lined to cell unhiu ti littnu came In The eutrie in tie emallr cierue wore not tlf utlicient 110mb or lmnpiurtence t watrant tile e4io050iifld trillule of a rare ihe Atorooter lIe Coons ton by ruoa or her send of iiatcii rece In aut4ra Waters wae not able to coot 25 oct The Omratnen Out In rorc The fine weather iterday brought oat an unnitaM amber of oartraent on the Harlem for thl time of the year the ricor being dotted from early morn till dusk with the different craft of the oxiriniea from the or dlnary rowboat to the eULloar dell loarff America wan also nut in force in hired bo its much to the annoyance of the oarnmen who fount It difficult to Seerthtlr frail cralt safely through the feet of row boat the river at lime t i1tug fairly blocteJ with them Wlho no aril lent of a ricxm nature occurred pot it Is J a coiiftnnt unrprlie ivrd wonlerin tbe o run en how lltffe Inexi erlent el buy tfflipe tieliiK jipmM and drowned eo r ckle s do they act when lug fautroiDtf ata ivriT tac t The Xeiropoiltan lIed A good attendance of members and wa well re reufnUd u the river The Mtumn oat Club ineuib m turned out In Unto number two large cress mart el oeris In tie mornIng for Point A lew on the Sound nitmtertujr about tlirt memb The rl u Uhlps were repreiautrd In bmiytt gixr yachts and their naplittia lauoli t at tty Ilanil rtio t2 jAnoitert had tbelr ti irs innim d and sltej Coil 1oliiU wnlle the Nonnarelis hnd ftlii7lea unit aid barge ont and nmdc trips to High Hrldce Ai the atil 1tntisi l tnnny of the meniher were nn the rlvir i rerar lot for their annual rtratta w ntoti tale place un sept M this or four of HIP member who anticipate rowIng for the Van Kaditu medal dome some hard vrurt UN Till rid5A1C The Taoalo niter hail a ltrze number of otnmen on It Se Clot yrrtrr lar the mairhty nf whom wire out or rlnro Dioi tne onlr nnt who were doing any training work hing the nembenof the Triton and oclntt Olin are geltlu Its trim for their annual club reeatttp lu tlr afternoon A mutt every cluu wee represinted In ilTClfft liifcn ana rlli und rererat burke crew made trip tip the river The I aisatc cOre men nerer tIre of raitlntr i the Iesiilo 1 Hner tin a row hug chore and yesterday found mnj nf them In the lialconle Hill licen Inn tie rrat success ot the 11 idle Alktc regalia he tl there tax month and tittrib utlntf all ibo toccesi of the regatta to their fine stretch of water waterTH Ills mirtFBCT BOAT CLClS l fDAf PfXtHlt AtO SO Tustfrdftr m or nine the lug 0 I R tone left the Gramert boat Club boat hou e carrying nfty of Its members to the HempneaJ Harbor lloufe at olen Unto I 4 IM Where they were to eat their twrntrfrf annual dinner The Dm mercy buy mar be dilatory lit rowing and other matter but wien the time arrive for their annual dinner they are alwyn on hand Even the old timer who have long omlico given up towing and are leldom i een on Ihe w stor are sore to be on band at this tIme On arrIving at tho ground a game nf Laces ball was IndulgeI In at the conclujilon of which the annncnrement vrflt made that dinner wa ready he cloth beIng reinoied icwechre were made by chre harwlcl Cbarle Sutton c heyc K Kantor and others TOE LOTS STAR BOAT Civil OTIS infill TTW HOdl The Lone 8tir Ioiit Club nf the lUrlem River for mally opened their uw neat hou yrterdnr Jnvita tionn hisS been enl lu all the local club to attend aid the reiult wa one of IheUrsen natJerlntri f nmr nicn ecn on the Harlem for many a Uar The Vronse oC hay Kidete the itaeflawuoije and iJell OHIO club were retretented by barge crew use Pala ls nf lbs thuil on her rowed duwnln an elfiutOsriI i ihell and the lULioni came over in goodie nutni er There were alec reiirtientatlfcti front the Mtrnp lEan trlendihln Uvanoko Nonpareil Creicent Trion nlon flaunt leu and Atatanla club or the llnrl rn Klvcr fperche once nd recitations were the order of the day and a roost enjovtible tlmv wa hal b nil the Lone btar being roieJ anythhxr but a Ion club TIIK atWAxniKii Attitvn itll10l nttnitK What I v known u the otflcer dinner of the h awnn haVa Boat Cub tout place yesterday at Cotrje 1olnt It I lisa torn cutom since the ranlzalln of the sea wanhaka club for the officer to give a dinner to lie niembera every year and yesierdA wae the twenty third Annual alniier The olncers who paid fur the dinner were Prcvldent J r t mark Vice Iretl ent C 1 B VVIcht Hecond Vice Iretldent VV ItoLght TreAt titer O hnappi Secretary J L leed Financial Sect tary IL a lleydou hlinotlnti FIxture for Thin Week Monday Zettler KIHe rinb eeventeent1 annual price shoot at Cl I Wlaiel CvpreM nil Iarb L 1 llerger Ciun tub at hurry liyl Jt l Hue rocks Tremunt Gun Club at 1arkvllle L I i blue r cka Long Island hpurtrmane Club at Oiliers Dexter fark blue rock and ne B tails TUediSuW York Central 8chnetren Corps annual prize shoot At VVeeblnniii 1ark vorthilde tmn Club at reMmnii Jntens i ountv Driving ierS Iii e lilrds indd rlin match open to all at tn lmoor ReIning ton S I ctlllre stole model IB I hprlngllrM or Mar till llenr rltlen allow e hI lab odd cup lunloh 105 I J yartla at Creeluioir open tu oil cliUen and residents ot the Inltel httii t VVtdne dAy lArkivayOnnCluh live birds it Miller Deiler lark Inner IslAihl Itoil slut ilun I Club live bird At Woodlawn lark slnnhiiltin thin lIuib I lire tunis ot Cjiieen Countv Driving Ian New Sorb Cart ltd hrbuetion Corp Annual price fhoot at si ailing ton Tarkt long range JKJ and ttu yards military match Atrreedmour blarney Walilier team match at Creedrnoor Thurilv Unknown inn Clnk live bird at fiexter l ark Mewart inn lub I ilv Punts At Krln shimtlug grounds eltark lirooklvn Tientrrirst Unrd light dunri at cypress Hill Perk llarne VVallher team match at Crmdmonr rrrsldent a mach tar the mill tary championship of the Iilte4 Hiaiet of Am rlca at Cryedmnnrt Inter Mate long range team maioh at Creeilmoor FrldarJennetle Inn Club meeting Yisw York Scliueuen Corps at Union Hill 74 J 1 New lurk State national iluarl team match at ree Imoor First Kri Side NatIonal bent match Mt i reedmoort hecoud rlgade lallnoal tinard inaich at Lreedmoor PamrilBv Hlilnn trophy team match ut Lreedmoor Interstate mlllmry luutcli learnt at reeilmoor Prom Tue Uay until Saturday the director match the Tiffany Individual niatrh the love nors match tl e all comers mllllsrr match the revolver match anil the steward match will take place at trpedmoor open to all comers Xr1rhnrd lIfter Ilempney Ted Irilchard the middle wnfht ctaraplon of Rng land will tall for hide country In about three weeks Tom Eirley of Boston who hat been In town for see sral Week wrote to frltcharrt silting him to come here arid he received art afltrmatlve reply on taturila 1rilcbird hi I doe too or iuti ig Jcj tempe and tbelarneliciuoof llolon will ge c Iilinai purse for tue coutett The Puritan f lulic lIter Dick Roche manager of the Tnrlran Athletic Club announced tail night lion his lub InI decided In I tIer apuronf fSMKIfor b A twellti five roiin I clot fIght be twetn Jucfc Hemrsey itn i lleb I lIe lumnin lemisy I wit petted lluii latl night but lie l ilii 1 not arrive A represeulallveol ll Iniiibla itliretii I mil if New Orleans will arrive lee I thin week to vet All Iliecif from bemise retardiui Ibe offer mad bj that club There Wise Ne Flicbt Kiwiag Kept Trolle Cspt Daly of Newark Inter nptet a prlie B hton tbe Tenth ward meadow ytiiir dr morning and arrested John bier one of the prln pate anl Seven il lilt friends ruler was tent lo all in uerauliuffiMine lat Dlgbi and the otter were nned 55 each The same gang hail A otlt tgiil st the urns place last Sunday tot esverAl tim lbm set arrssted clii 1uniahd Here I it rinini for Ilriiuii The Autlrallan mlddlewelgbl tbomplin I addy Got mall said yeiterday that he wu tnil to talk fight I b SilMo haotploa Jack Bj mp who vista to 5ZI4 aIlyJebpsuad utaoidAmrIga tiormall telutmeta iva Da Camspbhi will I at lb Lics GSMUd ISIs IrnAa tI4ruooa 0 I vdtt wbia a auitk aa L BPKDAT ATHLKItC 5POty A Head Bhevrlnr br McMbera ef H er l r llknnwit Club Jeriey City Trlvlnf Tirk had A rlrlj rr iri fe yeiterday mornIng when lIne Otit eTemi or 2 a stile between repretentatlve athlete of the Ltrlltri lie bating and Athlelle Aetelation occurred The event retullel at followti 10 ilnoihreilyril Runsbet best wea lip y 2 yard with J Moran 7 yardt actual II 15 seCinile Second best wets iuy 1 LI02411 4 yards wIth I 0 lonuor 1 yaNel 5070 ii Tim It ii I econda Third tit I won br II M i cc titriCM with P Ualoner 3 yards second Time Ii irotu I Moil itU Rclllr ant Hiordin ran an etrCiihr rsir routine tiia apeUmttllaneously In the run 3 alter won OConnor was ihIM Time II l fr lt Ioarnun Ired and forty yard Hun 1 Hnraq j rar U flratt U Siyer rmcrteh Second and m Into SyardO third Tim I mlnot Htglt hnn4rtJantitUttr yard nnnP Klordu p yard srot t llorin scratch cc ond and H Mfrj scrstrh third Time 3 mlniito5 MC mdi htinJinj nroad JumpI tomtom d met Nfttti3i Inch first T 5db Ir n Inch fc I feet o4 m h and I I Kordan 1 iOchuei S feel in MIIM line mile Icons Irvine vcrt firt I Mott iertch Mctntt aid 1 F liuidan i iu j sr iC MT lime 5 minute cit second Tht pcliu vcurtd by leallnir athletes are i erewllt clvtn 0 i lilordfln Mi J Mnran n I I u I Jrjuc g f Connor 6 T hily 0 and U M era 4 roe rAirtMis tlws The m nlhT athletic competition anoni the tuna I ceo ot the Iaitime Aih ene me ii ere i i hul4 u their yrousa jMlrd here I u erA tj Meiis li clUed the rlnrlptl ihe belli the t rInSe w i Die I KpjMiraiiie r t ilinnpon i ir I h I i ri lcd who is a untverAl fntorltc mn nig the I fair n ui N t i Unal fur an ojll uri of etiih inani sticu at in lately l wltiiet eJ at open aihle vmi e Ther were eeeal a ever aiI7itI r in lexinr god Wrestling mstcltes diurlnic tl ealierii n Afummary if Ito eceltte I h t i m t ine undrd cflh l itt ynrdltm ini ttmn rtrs licat won by l Mrscimer Tirn 17 I eec mile ron1 I t won Imy l u 1 IJtitrhe lIthe IT cecnl i I Itilrd beet de id heat between i and a PC I tin intif m i 4 i cmnda fourth heat w n by SI l S u000er me r n onJs Hflh heat won hr 4 Werne rime 1 j e onu Sixth heat watt iv i 1 Kodiit lint i 5 to ond Heienth hAt won h f hose 1 nr i e end Hjrlitti hfat wait i hj II Hiev turn r mo Il 415 neoondrv becoi d Trot liraii Prttt lieu i ou br 1 Klrvchner Time lit 4 7 ecotdi temnlud h va IT I A 25 rner 11110 lou 4 nroiiK Third i tu WHO if T Ho line Tim v IT I 1 SfConO lir Iti i cit miy M won by Klriclintr with lIe tin eerie 1 Tim i7 co ond lutlntr the Twelve ponnl Pit llandlrpp Vnn Yr II Jrlfhorflr with II let H inche i Mri Art ir sun ond wltti 40 itet 11 I incbet did U 1 i u IUAU itiinL v 1th 40 meet A inche even hundretl and fiftrvr1 Thin lUmtim W00 hy J e iffrlen wan LJ Mnrburtr fecouj T me t minute 11 seconds Two mite ti KK Handicap Wonr r n lrlntre w th W s HnrokhArilt cc tutu Tine ITntnute I Moult Kunnlnd isral rUMij Han lcd MM in it in borg w mill J2 feet K I if Lain n ciU 1 with 1 ff t Two hIlt dr a and twcnt trd lltirl e i A m jj cvp Klril heat witn ty J 1 i Iiiv i UK i t r i Oil5 Nnonil htat won b 1 N r it tiinp e i ruin i M heat wrti hv H ponnvaii Tim I t s n orl in Hiut won hr ally with iu tent f omit Mtn u r nd OtieJIlIn and ftOurfror lOin 1 iituJunp 21 jj KII witu J Hiifrliei eeeitiil ant J HtneiMii Ihil i d Time Umtuutrs iioocotiie chit niii AGO irifLtTr nt IT ST Ijonx Sej t T h lntrici lininplonfn coo test tetween I tin MMurI AIBAI ii f Athl I tic nnj the ainlerers Onr ct and Silt e t I of t I jt for n D itu tiUer Itt lily nn Wti lu lily I th i i 4 C tIleli otter a mmt etiltirt nffi 155 I iSO Si in I rd ftcrAtcli eenl ii oil I pfti agree i i i mil te I m t aece isefurlrt i ih r nr i coil o i ci L Ihe local club led nntil noir i e 11 I ul wi en I i did heavy Htrlit pet nriuftiiv of to i iii u iiei slid the ritiaritr Utile nil ylSe tie t cii Ce 1i t i o I It retried befOre anil ilunntr the cone And O trick wastlw Jibiiut 1 u ii itrum I w e 4eeoI j I fi tout pouiia wr t hi niro 2 M t i iiili 4 One liuiitlrtd aril Ii n M l nijir t hihemt flit Xltitiher rhlcajto feton 1 Path hi Louis third lime 1U4 Vi ecnna throwtiitf Vponnd SVehghtflpn Chime rl Leal y yr IOUIA second MLOrnouir it lou t id KMUH throw 5 a 7 feet 5i1 nuler rau l ti us cetera ree rd One mite Ituu Hnnn Ft lnlo I flrnt P acre t X ojl pecund I dofurda ChlcJko third Time nn hates t24ecnnlq Cots Vaultt itneciP SL Inuls frit Ilhulihe 1 Cht rasa recuiiil Marer M loul third llelirlith iirtrt ftlncl en me hundred and twenty nrd tlurmllett eire he Kt IiOuls met Knepper lblsSii second orce Lt1 mo third line IT i1 ecnnd uttlng IIPOUIK lIiolZtin Chicago fret Rldlt Chkawo second Leb at Lua1ltlir I InHAlc II feet Slnch Running Illeh Jumplowell sr LouIs first III lir PLi Louis secund lUJillf Chicago hunt lln ia 3 leet ii lit hot Half ml e Klin Leacnck ft Ions I nt Dillon u I Ixiuls second Path tt l iulit t ilril limo u tinning I breed JumiKtieper t I asi frt VVIenicke St loulsBeiunl I Cameron Chi ago ttiri l ibtancr 0 fset 19 ln bes tue tome VVAlk Willis Chicago lint lTeorl Chuiatt second Cilngen Chtcaito lhlr i Tme ii i Throwing impound llauliiier KM rhtrarx Int Rvna rblcArfu secuua LeaDy M Louis thaI llltalire till fret unrler lle Hun SUlllnjer Clicato fret Jleilir Chicago pecoud Cameron Chtcagti thl d Tnut 54 t o icomlt UbL Luul had run one two In thlt event the rubi wonld have teeo I lie 1 Ulenccke of hL Lunw led uclll within a few reel of the wire clan le tsioled Ihs Chlcai0 fien are jublimtt over their emory ienocke end ityittt Cecil scored 13 point and Knld coop crony AT TnK nnvlti CST The IX spectators who gathered at the Thelnlalt ball a vetterda tit witness sHimmer oak A irritfJ poleiora live pU and the 201 yell aniltctip 1 KMim lultu race of the Itheinhui dwlmuiing Cull AM let of sport the po e Wee aboit fifteen feet long eat l pn jectel parallel With the watr It wat well lltiord i with son soap up lu within three feel of the itiir Ing lIege and vtas very deceptive the pig sjufslltu for All It was omIt was In A lion at retied to tIe end of the pna Mild in order to win It the walker had to seci re a imMI lag nailed lo the box The rind etch feat euty euga but tile next Inrarlihly fda I the waker In the water It was ludicrous to watch the rlltirla to get to tie end home charred very carefntl white oIler I Si cot u1 vitii A rueS only to fAitlnti the river Inuig inui t aref nnaily got to uitiilii three feet or the end aid ndmg i liluiself gout dived over tIe cOil rnrryin the liitf with hInt He got the pig an I ca leil lh ecycuity nve pounds of per home fu lotted In nn A linirlL rusul Carey also woo the 2oiVMrd swiinmii g rice Ire course WAS 2ui yards mrAlehiav Ay lemon tin river The title was at fall lloott there icIng utIle Liirr nt his race wis swnui In two tieatit cud us tllihlt lit 1 rrtli t had VVlllam Keller Thomas tsicy l and J thIn all pcratcn Carey won easily Ki Her grltln l e 11010 i Time 2 mlnutei lid seconds Tiecenil lieit tJ tiiL 2 seconds chrle HonuMti tKnccon n etlnrer 2 secouJs J myth 5 i 1111 anl I ii I erI ttcratchi Heard wuli n few eign iiiKit of unit man Time J lainutei The i nal rue he ni iat vtituif host of all arey vac tIle winner 1 II hifliiui coo ond and ricArd third Time g nin ieoe i ri Ttieolltcers vvere Referee i il Jevoi tuuer VV II Johnson and timer tV J Asblo cdl CCZttC 50 ITT tsiliiii The annnrvl Lammas notIng lit Asllc fnrttyof this city otourred yesterday a lull ta nnln e i ung Island The Oiiiuaion alsu mitrV i t ft rormii flirt tlOll of the recen yarqulrel uulD ii i n IT tic cool ctr The property contains cola c oh h saee ii land cod It pliidldlyflnalid It w is I nn rv He I 111 i Ls ruAnslon und etta e un t Is rme of the i ni ot p ce of property In VVrodlde The rimiiiy i 111 I m iCed eiuare niAiirlrtn hut been turned ilitu t ui l a an I running ump ng welglitlhr wlni an I gen ml alb Idle laths wll i be cojstruitt Arulry l 11 I n iii quel and quoit grounds Are telnr In 1 i I rut h eodiml hurling lacrosse and foolbnl lie Is mrt IIM AWIIC Hie property it I cnpiible of limo 11CC ee deco Chill And It IB I eminently Billed to time i s il inc or gaulxatlon J 1 B MltrlifI t tie ctixm if Icr I ecu weigh thrower was referee tOld Ii iunt I tie cii it well In response lo repeated reiutfl ie ie ttto splendid exhibitions at thiuwin the bitrni r omit bound welkin covering l foot with the f rneranl S feel7 SI inches vrllh tIle wetgit tttu esn f formAticvit in view tjf the fact that ie wa inn tell nnry Atliletlo costume n he nnl remove bis 1121 i Ill WAI loudly cheere for tils lint work Eight brawny tons of th iud Dart corn eIwl it throwlrg the fnpound weight r HMI won Tiring Is feet ilncbe wltnll hurtle a g nil iecfnl si 19 i feel H Inch And J rowley ttilrl with TfCi 4 Inchri Tbe running high jump was A in it erestinr c ra petition at no hen than eighteen Athletes tnrd lr Iinnors in this event 1 itynn bull with atfooi leap of 0 feet 511 Inches ci i fibehA WIB eeonil wIth 1 left wioirMi hrystaUnd llle tlei for third at 4 feet us 1011100 alit Ins rnrlrer won on the Ii s The standing broad jam was err guivi r RTSQ won clearing I0feetfi Inches Joint lU geriy we second with It feet 03a inches und J I ace i vfsstlilrt I wltll feel tnfhes Ihe atlilalie i eumh l vtei litS la this I event which tush naIl r Avalttel their eToits A Hi llelil appeared lot the one linn r it rsris ilnsh The llrst heat weal to iiank 22ujr i t lili odin II ig Eerty second Time II I I 1 reroiiitr Th i clad heel i nt won ly J Kane with 1 m trymu t n it so i Time l IiBpcnnus I The nnal best pri vttl I i le I t I apt l tal ivce J billie cot uitti I i r h helm t Se ioU And Irtnk tSuidri k thIrd Tlrnellrir I I is 1 In ttie ole mile run lohn Itjvn won A tool 1 race br A fine burst ol speed lu the siretcii I I K 4 noise id and I I ennon tlilril 1 line niiiut si T l sec tilt In the quarter mile run A big netd of starter cmiurl reied T 1 brittle won with 0 J Kmntmlif eronl and John llAcgrrty trirtl Time 1 minute i eeemid i n teriei uf Imtromptu ronietis followed the recolor games In which only mernt rt part ripntel It Is I the Intfiitlon of the nrl ly to I rid nn 01 en imtte r athletic meeting Alto A orossrnuntn hnndi lil UHSW I a e hurling and other ooniettr on trie ueu grounds neat leaiono tie plant It Improved 0 The HaitianUxiiijuiir fleet Ititrr Br Locus Kept aJacnb o ilandaur the narimu tOday made tlie second ilenoslt of fH will C Mo Kcilus sporting editor of the GlnU temxrat for hit race with Kdwanl Unman fort ltPel I atlde Fet for the week between Sept t 1 and u At rrea Cour MIA rieitr thlt city llaiilon hat not been lieArd from elate the Articles nf agreement wortltd Avcordlug to lit challenge note cent to tbe w turk l iiivr for limO In sign but hue fact IS pri btbly due to the taut that Ii I we supposed lo be lu hiAgu when he had front to Toronto VorHroiiililm1 I a expected dally and as be baa tiutmie his first deposit off i II I4 t considered cer tain this other r7 n will be rthtomuitf due limo lUtl Uur acid tolay that he eu J take no tet tmletl Afl aniA e of llAnl in and vt ull eat ad the time for lilsdeptsli tlue rstrl toy up lo Sept 10 the date fjl his tliial depurlt If rmeuary IIOUHfi Of JU1dVIW lleieptlontn Arcnbiiop Corrljtn at tile Cttaeril TrlJa inariiliig Jnbn lioyie 4 lleilly memorial strvlcs Hetrupo liaa O l era House Ihlieteulac u i mrnigiil s feitlval of Ollta Post V4 Terrace tier loll Ihurxltv evening re i t l of rlendiy ous nf the Hrhteerlti Ward liar e Ill tatino Inlay eXt SCIliiOlh and evtnlng Miminerniht I s fettlval abd enter amui melt if R r M r au Iost 17 U A K LlllliKlou Aveuil Opera lloute Tuesdiy evening

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I I 11 t iu THE SUN MONDAY SEPTEMBER a 1890 J t DlnKEDA porrCIrJtAIr T I WUoa Cia Ttnsla t Joer MTk In Wow fbr It r tharkf T the most coodnatnred John noM 111 8lxty fTnth street auad l ueemlln Illrlr Tostonlny mornlne by Fritz pt dlg InlotO birtor 01 36 7 Ent ventT Uth t Shitler I wn 1 on duty In Avtnue A near 1jxtet ntv fifth trBit fliRt MW udllc running I rcntlb dirk Ixinch i iret flonrlhlriB n 1 Ilnch tI Iret nOIT loln tl1 HP itnd collared Huddle As fit ran colnrld lt iDife le Aer III plunged the kntfe Into the Ig Iker plulld knlll dIJo Ldl nan thIgh nnd lott it BtlokluB thor I pconlA don to tho collar nid pulled the ItIrkyLetl Hrke ttOh He didnt club fluddI 1jfeoUtOf bl th le cub Juddhl I loOUIO Ie n ilot rorat effort to got wity I l1 edI I btkPT mi ond J lilra In tho police etiillon tddll I order lrloMr hl1 been boked 8nnrto AMrh sinl IIoittaI ant hl hil wound yot ttoNt Tl nllloltl etfIld clelr 10 dtr4ed TI had uCt l mlsfed an artery The tl bD sd two In lies neon nnd two Inches wound W1 be lftll up for weok or two llo IDg I ntktl oatioar In court yesterday and TM remiindeil until tht morning Wa KM mornlnl a reILO1 Intl raJlol the SorwMit who booked him nt ruJdl nation that ho had hud Borne trouble the Lh tfee n Mid had beon nsmiulted Ho wt tbo policemen WM one of tho cane tbMhttbe tol tmnn thut If Yorkvlll Court o the S C erk ot th1 ir 1orkllo vtod einwn that Mhnrkor wn n roller mim Ud t hive stubbed him sharkeywnB In cool blfO atabbod iI 11iIorm when ho was Btabbd BAnrtooil noicoiTixo MOIa TIc 1 ladacr New Tort Ccn 0 NII trsl no 10 117 1 Home New York Control switch Owen rtelllr tho XIW lwtch rui who with his family is being borcotted I of tho Now York Central ttUllT br come Contrll etttrt because he returned to work when he jr beau lh was a failure Is confident lytht out of blshouno to Sit be will not have move bil tlJJS East Fortythird street petitions and a 225 exfellow employees notwlth thitatl 01 his txrelol em1lorool nolwlh la thnt llnlllr la The foelnl boycott 10ly II IdID I rTporlcncoil or ha been by many of nsitruiM who n vu rotutnod to work Tfsar Central emploroiB llvn about the IIT e rot ynid of tim comDanr Some i iinim who went out whon the strike was ftftm welt their work and thblr LJid Lave rcturnou o I t dered rconipanoti 4llIgI1t In maklnc thlnea uMpleAHiai for them M poslblo The cn luple ar the yard urn not safo olaces I K the men who wont back to visIt be I the strikers IIhor thor and it doesnt eat rnucli to Imlui e thor to flubt In one rlalro tho families of the Ill this It a coed thine for Inmlos SB who are at work They slay homo nIghts llsmoner lD thiy uo l to trend In the yloon Tte i ho houobfIds Thoro to holt run hOIbddo Ewtoee rll it not been mnny np aulw about tho lower bye tnl of ben Tho police who me on Jniv there eOJlnor ibo tooling of enmity uiln3t Iher men who went buck to work Is lalU enrlll away s Cliibhinc IC I Aoaanlttns Follcemnc James H Martin of the West ntrtIe nth treot station brought two Siredea OscorEinmonds of 419 West Sixteenth let and Aumiattis W Itesson of 417 West Sixteenth street to JnfTorson Market Court istTuesJai mornIng nnd charged thorn with juice teen disorderly on the evening of labor VAl FmmontlsB loft orm was loasilog andhe Mid l ltlint lllrllll hall broken It with hU I club Yeitcrlnr Itftlen OTellly concluded in oininlnii 01 the cnso bv dlncharulnc l tho trlsoner ant linlillni Martin In jjtxi ball for trial farunulllui rinnioDds lames ilnnnon icirMDifrcf iJ Ycat olxtoenth street nave till lor Jlattln Their Notion or the American Handav Jam 8Sbolj years old of 523 West Twen tTnlntlistreet Charles Linden 10 years old c5ilTenth avenue Andrew Klornan need 52 oUll WoatThirtysoondstreet and Thos Bropbr aeol I ot 423 Wost Twentyelchth Irel set out yesterday morclac to too what ralsoiielttCT iiiM do Thoy rnlded a Chinese Uuadr tt Tenth avenue and Tblrtyllfth itrft attemctcd to steal a pooketbook from Hoonn ou her way to church and snatched a pair or sboe tram John Sclmoberts base rcem hop at Hi h Tenth nyenuo rJereeant ltrr caught them with tho shoes They vcKbeld at MTeraon Market Court ub1i otittl1 DrJtTIiENT or PUBLIC rAnKs V MJS 4t AMI M CI1AJ1IIKES STREET I NEW MIRK Kept 4 lau I t SeKtitihtreby given that the commsslonersof the Itpuraeulot IuDilo lark tn the city ut Sew Tors vuttbeir office Via 4U and M Clumbers street In tie Enlrrantv bavins Hank building in said city on hilatuuv sept 4 IfM ell ocloct A tt L hear and CM l4sraIl lUteturnts objections aud evldeuce that tsj tben and there ha offered m reference to eontera lined cbsucti in the treet system ot the te entythlrd r TtOtl i W II rrJ r ul Tiintr foirtn wsrd In pursuance of the pro rjloDlot cnspter TJI ot ih Laws of ftZ vU r11 CctceeoJ liKStlonnf uril street wen of Klverdale mans from loutbtrn line of the former Wetmore es me to Klvtrilsls avenue Twenty lourili tlmore z Cbsn e ut jroie of East Inuth street between El IMSD4 Waihintum aveniee Twentythird ward 1 IIan r grade of tail W Itfcnh ra between IbWaqu Fultonnveuues Twentythird ward It reneral character and exleut of the contemplated dIn2 M coutmt In changing the location and fraud as uoifDumlocl 5ii blnr lb contemplated changes are now on I tiiiHUoo In laid offlce AIBKRT OALLCP M t T II BOHUhN Ai g lI WALDO IlLTCIIIiiR J IIAMPDBS RUBII Commniiuuers of Public lark POST OFFICE vonur Letters for forlga coai s the n1 not he J ieeisly addresed for despatch IT BTpicuur Pt cuter except hea it la I desired uieail dailiie of jAtitiiu and commercial docu Otto letteri not nfecully aildresseil being sent by the LJtn dec15 araia irtlzn i all fr t week ending Feot 13 will close ngoiptiy m an v ses 1 it Ib I utile us Endows SWIM i t a I M for IU 1uerto Cortex and Ouateuitio Kr sieat iihlp atroui trom Jfew tir Jni Cl r il h 1 Ir i uL dreytown andouate uiia I er sie irsiilii tiruin Ostlers for Belize must I directed I ter A iulll I 3 wIlifcUAV At iA l t for Irogreso per steam Hip l fnnitil Uttri fi r other Mexican Mates t mint uire ul J per i Condti at 10 A M for lntrsl Amnc and south faciflc prl per sentu IMP wixirl tg ii mi uetlers fur uatemala uiut be ltreet a ter epon r At 10 1 51 A M for lu top per ll uuis up iler ila eiiithamptun and Meioa tleff elnul must b atrccted pr AleC at r I A j for CIICIU 0 annnr I coawu inniuiil TOD AKO iH1 h4V n lU la Curvjua per ie nubp rar i 1 itteri fur tuiier Coombla RtrIIdtl4 Es dre tel ter arc 3 at II A f l for iei 0 w Ir i ieimitili ertianlc TIC Queens J town beitrir iri reit iinKlaaiiu other European 1IIUIOI1 u It l cted l er Uermanlo l at n Of M for Peljlim uirCt per eenuiihip r rle flbd Its Ann tru i jticn must be dimcted Ler Hmna j t i rl I M t dir Cuoa pr uteaunbip gar angi va hnviiiA M J r I M I for Jolla per Iteouhp T r at 2 r il lor rrnamDuco Iobl t antoa a so La riata coun rY VnJ t ojon re cc St CnIllt eiuralica tn y i AItI tiA for huripe IT ftewnlhlp COItIlla mi in oncitd aauburic Is 1111 A 4 lor fr rira 1 tiip Krir H ilhe miL tltuuhjmvion a 01 1 II riien helter mull i i dl C11 aI hanir t e l at i I 1 tor r I l I ki fg trnrala r tra 5 up irlm I cn AI I I M t lor UICb P aiu h suts uta ier steAmship iv of lolumlda i at ii I Iut r Turfj iitaija Gizilres 1 011 1 orc Ir steamshIp t earns LISU 1 I lor ewclllnaatIlt per steamer from I till 1 I M 1 for hI burrs JrlI Ique1ou par SISar from hlatItsi LtthWAYAt l I A iJinr l ranee Switzerland Italy pain rnujaL and Turkey per tteraslilp La iloapun lalUvr si I 30 A M fur Europe POr l Muihli Ktturia via Uueeuitown tlettsrs ot rhoro wlixerlMld Italy Kpln ortu M itt Turkey must be directed per t ru m iiV 3 A M ar brotisud direct per itunKi iTcn TU oiasiow I letters must El dIUrlect er DelonU J at In A M mr lor es croix anil rtt Thorns via ft Croix also IIIMard Ulauiii dirert per iteumihlp Uermuda St II A M lur HayII per lleanililp Frlu W them ll ceritor teuszuCuraeoeTEjfltaU flrlttibi and 1 Cu Kiiuauuii be directed Let Prim S iiem I II lbJ t I l A 4 for t ortune Jiinn 1 and Jamaica I per t rAtboi Uetleri lot Jarml and Aux Caret RrJb L directed I yet Alhoi j at IIl jt IXII for tpo per steamship tulela via 1 Southampton and Ce 4eme5 iiiTv I I I I ror LttUiocche I hlapao Tabas Asd Tuesten tsr Jmihip Orizaba letter for cir Vision Slate and Cuba must he illrecled elmhn U 1 st I f M l for fay direct I per I kina1 b eomsbp IAfl1 I letters must 1 te dlrecioJ per luirrJii i I 11 rur the ilwrlandedirect Kif Itlinibip Amiterdam via Amsterdam letters oust i 1 i ItU Hciin dire Is I per Ainiterdairrii at J M for UCiTi taa preernhbD Sliail from i4ew tIrleslie b leaeas 0 AUltIla ew Zealand Hawaiian Mil and oa shuts j rtemsitp Alamel from hau arrlJVff eoe IICIC f Oept 14 at ll I W l Jl 1 lor on Klrt I lb hew I nrk sf teollblp AuratiU with J aatlofr AIIlIfII Mllo for hina and f lU Icr rtln l P CUT of Rio Janeiro from Jan tirisi uui 010 i hera Ppt 17 AI tlo a f St Walls 510 ltShca Soc ely I UI11 pr shIp I topic IIIr4 Ifrnm 5 tsts f VJli c te 601 l J4 01 1St I JrI 1 Ir ulnolllIu be rU to hisbifea sal V by e Ibis oftir dLy at lO ItintkV t r M ijuenn liy rail to Motion ann Y y p l i o at this onice dally at Hw thilshy 1Ir iin by roll to Tampa lie and Ilie5111 el 151 WoDdarud1 hDroIr Ie e5 i1 ar J 151 A M laU ftr MOJ ty sea 4 Ole Iprie IJ s1itid for patch r Jr this Urnt eIUT 13 A I t Sbt4tt rlr it n n of trans tents mU Is I a r nd trAc Ahr tIptloa 01 Iltr I uululrropl1 our rtt I so If r I j wo from It t I II or Sleitte i etl n 1 05 lb 40r or aUlnr ot I i 11 rl ci Ibstire th seine day 1I4rl mu2Z 1 t Iulona 4r 1oo 1tI b r IIIPU 11 J II CROOK iOH I 1 he ruTuV BT15tITJ IFl51KVl TIOUIR or II rot II I 151 103 COb fe iliLO Ic o iSS r rUUK AIIfIlT LIb IN l bilE CIT I trillUR tomt Co Set t A sear eric 0 1I1vid FtT ilpto 011 KNHtihav corner Kid st Din 1 ASILP I 0 1 or Is hufunhb3 etti Irolhed of hL I t 4 h I 1Il 1 IIrd W4V Door ISb I t 111 I T 4 f II i i ush aseinnit 1 Wri lllh i t i i I us ll I spoiiu Isimiil HtufurnlUrd Ioonu j t13 TlhERp UrRI2 I by aougi ace balll room Los water 1 7 h 171111 t II Illprou aau IttUJ I w f1tct uoara A ATTttAtrTITK handiomelv froihd A a spsrtminii and roemv all desirable lotstlnns with orwltbnot board irarieTor PhI SIthatis aidlolalnci bIb and Madlion a vai every liraie inipeeteJi Informa tion tree 34 years reference from tattoos K A DAILKT 74 wii3tb it A ATTRNTIOX I I I AttraCtive handsomely mr A tr J liI 4e nlihed Coors private bath private table nutlonal duitooendaingls rooms with or without board doo tore btncesi relerenceii information tree n l U LBIAND t CO bS II en 3Uh n rtrofENFn under the lamemananment ael I Weiu thsti room singly or en suite lurnisnid to suit rents entire floor with all modern con veniences private hath parlori dlnlnff room sppolnu manIa lInt Class In every respect u14s est 46lh st iUbtNlRIlPD I I APARTXESTS and rooms for marrIed I and 510515 people always on 000kal tint ahd fare fatltue Shea loaIIer aol Vestlon 004 hy exeinlittin Ihllilpe BoIDII lion and IlOODIIIiUltr W R OIl fourteenth it 1 HOTKI OIADHTONE faelne Cen tral Park select family botch all rooms race Park or Street excellent taoie one block to elevated road HOTEL VIANO llandiornely fnrniihed room and II board f7 up table dhote with wine DOo 4jts IMI st TItAV KIIIiRH rXCIIANOE and Want Supply Co 21 u est 4d it have desirable rooms with or wIthout hoard superior accommodations for pbl clan or dentist private family 2b A f 201LaiO and small handomely fnrnlshed rooms steam heated with hoard elevated dot not pam home ID ST H5 HAST I Vetween lit and 5d ave romlihd rooms with food usrman cocktnir 4U table boatd a 2D AV4M7 Respectable widow withes fewboarden nice homes good board rlnCd telU right 2 b TIt2 i Top floor Wanted child to board 2 yean old by respectable people ATII AV 1m31 years established mechanics boar 4TII house tor quiet respectable working laulesiand gentsl f3o swekly 9 Ill ST 63 ussr Broadway Large and email well t 5J furnished ron with or without boardi table boarders accommodated Tivni ST 310 EASTRooms elegant table tram f JiJ fine room hoard for two t 11 i Reads belt 1 Tir8TllB lAST Neatly furnished room with JU board for gentleman 11JTH Rr II tit R AST Lane room also asmall rooms JU good table board HTII ST 2tt EAST LarfTf and saall sonny rooms I I with drstclass board terms moderate 1 1 TH ItT 4 EAST Isr and small furnished I L room with boardi Heats Sito7 1 OTI1 I 6T M RAST few doon welt of i Broidway A andiomely furnished rooms with ur without board boardnTII FT IM nABTllamiiomlv tarnished larre nTII I and small roomi table and attendance rites clan also table board nT ST ls EAST comer Irvine place Eletant I I furnIshed rooma saltei or sluirle superIor table nTII RT f2 WKRT Verr pleasant rooms with ex I I cellent table referent ei required 1 QTII ST 119 EAST fin gle and dnuhle roomi with JO or without hearst tab a hoarders accommodated Krench cooking 1 QTII RT 2J EAST Trout and back connecting i 07 rooms second iloor handsnmy furnished hath gas married couple or gentlemen i reference iTvni BT7TB7 KASTLarVe anus front and hack IV room nicely furnished with board table I board ers accommodated 01 ST ST 33 EAST iiandsomsly furnished rooms 1 with board visitors city accommodated rea sonable rates references OlST ST 153 EAST Nicely furnished convenient 1 rooms with hoard a few table boarders accom modated O1 ST RTTilOWKPT Large and smelt well r tarnished A room firstclass and attendance OQD ST 140 WKST Third floor sunny front room MX every convenience with superior board II ia others cheaper finh T 187 WEST Large room handsomely fur ntihed piano running water unexcelled table SII for two nnO sr 41 WEST Nicely furnished room with A hoard all conveniences OODST A WKST I tT station Large cheerful 6O nicety furnished second and third story front rooms excellent board and attendance cross mod erate 10 permanent parties OQD ST S22 WKST Parlor and second floor light rJ cheerful rooms llnzly or en suite with all con venience board optional tent moderate basement lolet caterer OOP RT 32 WEPT Larve second story front and 23 k 1ad 3 lfrc O back rooms handsomely fnrn hed alt convent encee desirable lor families also small rooms table hoard Cob ST 31 EART Second and thirl Boor front O rooms handsomely tarnished sunny exposure excellent table references QQD RT Sin WEST Large pleasant rooms excel 23 dS Jlle la i ivO lent board and attendance permanent or tran sient summer price QOD ST 26 EAST Handiome lane and email room O overlooking Madison square excellent board and attendance Q 5 Tli RT H WEST Large wellfurnlahed rooms e singly or en suite gentlemen or families also imall Morn tabe hoard QTTI ST SAT WERT Pleasant room with excel ZO lent board f5 table board S3im OOTII ST 312 WEST Large and small rooms nicely O furnished with excellent table board f C7 OOI ST 820 WEST Nicely fnrniihed rooms second O and third floors wih superior bosrd reasonable 311 TiZ7 BtRT Large airy rooms furnished e v brand new private bones gentlemen O4TII ST 214 WEST Large HUare finely furnIshed O t rooms singly or en suite excellent board and at tendance private bath rates very low OfJTII RT S3S WEST targe rooms suitable for two 36T rh Ilo OU or three with due table board also ballroom I QiJTII S T T 253 WEST Ladles and gentlemen can a a have good board at reasonable price OQTII ST CM WEST Rooms single t or en suite hand t7 tamely furnished excellent table drsvclass set TIcs Arn ST 134 EAST near Grand Central Depot and riVP Orand Intnn Hotel Frout parlor doctoror two gentlemen 7 ales single and double rooms hath gas A CTII ST 100 EART Large and small rooms ajl ieJ conveniences with or without board 48TII RTI37 EAST Comfortably furnished room lo with hoard table board fJio XOD STT 313 KABT Mcely furnlihed rooms with I tjjmf board 54111 ST 103 KART Room for two gentlemen eJ1 private family with board terms moderate A1ITII RT 144 EAST Handsomely furnished rooms 4TII n ldn ld Ji with without board all first class I 1700 8T 2 EAST top foorItoarders will be taken I O for S4 per week nrrTlfRf707EARTSlngle and double nicely Mr s I nlihed rooms hath gas Ith or without boArd o 1 RT 8T 19T EAST Fnrnlshert rooms with or wIth SI Ol outboard also back parlor running vater pri vate family Q4TII STriaiEAKT Close to statlon7hack parTori Ofi folding bed doctor or gentlemen nle front par lor and piano single and double rooms with or with out boardS OKTII RT 417 HAST In rrlvate family large room OU and bath with hoard for two gentlemen 111 for two one fa 9 7TII BT lin WCST Handsomely furnished private 7 I house have second and fourth liner front room with flrstclaii board rare chance for nice parties 11 hTtl ST lVi EAST FurnIshed room to let I with 1 1 or without board lariresnd imall rooms 1 91 HI HT 307 WERT Plessant room and hoard 1u forgsntlcment convenient elevated station Mrs rAOAN flITllRT 217 EAT SecoBiTnoor to let nicely u furnished suitable for Ore gentlemen with I board l7TII ST 237 KACT Nice hack parlor furnlihed Ifa1 or nnfurnUhed eta and hath also nice single or donhle l rooms for gentleman house renovated through table hoard If required 1 O7T1I ST 23J WEST Beautiful 24 story front 1 I room board for two private family refer encei exchanged 12 7Tl ST 110 EAST To let with board for two d I square room flo ball room tio 1 eATII ST y sl VCSTTwo heautlfnlly furnIshed JeJ doable rooms In A superior boos within one square rnth station with hearth l 1 OKTII HT 2m IWKHT ctnvenlen to LTwo nicely 1OU famished rooms wither without board pri vate family mTII ST 1108 WE riessnt room with hoard to i In private family gentleman and wife or two gentlemen gloom ami genrd gvooblyn 1 ACON ST4i7 ftlca av station Rooms with ini board for gentlemen private family terms fi f umislutl loomS apartments ioet BrAlTIKULLYXURSISII EH room home comforts suitable for two board If desired private house No jt 1101 7thi st BACtihLdpfi ArARTViSTH near 23d it beakfat dlred Adtfrens W box Ill fun nilown ott o JIt oadwsy CLINTON fLACP ti near llroadwsyLarge ant i small comfortably furnished rcomn gentlemen ur Hunt housekeeping tlau 1 up MNTUN TLACE 81 1 CeiiiforVablyTurnTsheirrooms 1 for ladles and gentlemen day or weik flOO op l weekly CLINTON VLACK ai iiir BroadwayTmaircom fortsbly furnished roouis for reipeetable people l 1 1 Wiiv LhXlXiTON A 1lIn oesr sd it Flngle and di u le I LA newly furDlsbcd rooms also rtce t all tom fir otlcu NIC l LY FlirfNllMKB parlor and bedroom newly A done op use klteheo ACt Orst Door prime fun liy reference required lot East JM it cirmr 3d av L Halloa NlflFLV VhtIuIlIll second fiWlo rent lo gentle J rain without board rooms will le rented daily orD suit rsfsreucw Apply atM ii cal i Hi it PARLOR AND BKDROriM connecting cat hath tea lonable for two lettt 11 a r Silh it tonI Ii LET AD elegantly I inriiisiied I slcoe room for one I rIt mlb 1 fo 11 1 or two gentlemen al dli hires 51 Clear she Mh st sullJi nth av L I Sb s 1 AlI 24 IA TMII ndsonieli ur Ivsii Ilteu i i ror doer u Slide or sngl 11 ala 1 t ri oinf I studi If aires t l Al lltljr 1IACK ft near Hruadway end Cooper IT Irsiliute Mcly lurnlslied Uffe room fM esh Iwo g ullom II I OD AY7 L tsls iiii r tb Couiforisbly AJWV roo1 prtrte sea 1 fIl tcussitso to I It AIlrt4 J J 818 j g urnighttl gOTOj ft gVpartmcntg go gtt nfl PT tl 1 KABTHnrl and double roomi light 2D housekespltf orginUemeni also large dark room llfiu DRT es RAt ass 24 avljirgs welVfornlihed e front basement suitable for couple or gentlemen ATII RT HO WKRT teeing washloeton sqBsraLarre 4 rooms fnrniihed for faonleieeplng er geatlemsni rent 0211 G TH ST 319 EA6TXlcly furnlihid front parlor Jand connecting bedroom suItable for two gas bath W fTTII FTR7 EAST eearJd ar Mleely furnished front s room two connecting room housekeeping or gen tlement smelt room 8TII 141rt Marks rises ai Ringle and doable o nicely furnIshed rooms bath gas married couple or gentlemen 9TII22f near 2d svLarre front room private sT1 bathroom connecting f 3 lor two private family 1OTn RT l1 J KARTLarge square wellfarnlihed A front room suitable for a married couple or gen tIC mets I A TH RT 2IS WKST Very deiirable room large 1 handsomely furnished en suite separate ret erences T7TI1 RT 2113 RAt Tlmras botl1t rge front par A I lor and connecting bedroom suitable for two gen tlemen I nTMRT 7i4EABT A Urge furnIshed ronmi private 1 A I hose ullabl for on or IWO IIDthmD refer sties 17T I2O WEST Dooms hsndiomelyfnrnlhed 17 brilliantly lighted furnishing nsw pelt ate family OfTII tTzcta BART Prlvate family can accommo V date two or three gentlemen desirable rooms all convenIences OHTI1 ST SOdllAST Large front room southern 20TI eipoeurel hack room also hack parlor sll con veniences OATH ST NT HART Nicely furnIshed rooms with U hoard early breakfast lady could take two children 2181 it 400 WERT opposite PrltlLltlio newly JL fnrniihed second itory front also third story front H weekly all conveniences private family fliRTS 4in WEST tr pp arklA large nicely d l rurnlihed room all conveniences small room private neighborhood Q1 ST NT 244 EAST Private family have two Irs I connecting rooms singly or together no other room let I QQD RT 314 WEST Large square room second 220 floor and one on third door private houses ele 1 gantly rurnlihed no children suitable for two reason able terms U2DRT 12A RAST Large and small nicely for olob1 rooms married couplet or gentlemen hath gas OOnST 713 WEST Reception room very desirable fcO physician all Improvements alSo small room gentlemen OOD BTifaxi WEST Large and imall rooms terms u reasonable gentlemen only n 4T1I KT 13 WEST ilandsomsly furnished rooms singly or en lutte also halt rooms eleraut parlor Door tour rooms Improvements reasonable n A TiT Ef 3 WRsf near Broadway Pleasant hf tart I rooms first and second floors also small room all convenience references n41U RT 416 WBST NJcelyfcrnlihel seeonditory ALt front room pas bath hot and cold water all comforts gentlemen lab o weekly OATh ST av E TTo connecting rooms first ATI noor nicely furnished reasonable to permanent parties qiST RT 27 WEST Handsomely furnIshed large O 1 and small rooms references Q A TH ST 11I1 WEilT Large newly furnished second Oft story front and connecting rooms alio large I fonrthitory ample closets and small rooms references OAThS 130 WEST near Broadway Handsomely eJrJb furnished square room second floor also desir able room fourth Boor gentlemen JATIIST 211 EA RTEmail and large I neatly fur 34 lined rooms conveniences from9LMnptofA OVTll RT tO WEST Ilandiome large front room OU excellent for physIcian and drslrahe well fur nished seronit story rooms all conveniences rooderste O KTI1 ST aa WESTrieor well furnished for two 3TII or dentists front and rear rooms for operating middle for reception Q KTI1 ST7 rwtRT IIandsomely furnished front Ott room all convenlencei private family refer ence ai TII ST 44 WUfiT Handsomely furnished room 35 eO single or en suite private family reference OlThi RT 7 WFRT Targe square parlor can be 36 used by anil IX also double room ODsfiTiu WEST near Broadway Nloely fur fxO ntihed and pleasant small rooms for gentlemen references R7TU sir 42 WEST Parlor and bedroom hand Ip I somely furnished hot and cold water ring Keator hell QqriRT 451 EASTOn or two men can have for Oidnlihed room with use of parlor In Taunt widows InJ bomtlbocJ airs O BRIErf I flTil ST 131 WF Handsome rooms large and 9n private family references j ft1rni td Slooms Wanted VANTBDny lady a furnished room between Lei vr inrtnn aDd Clb av moral price references L l box 144 bun uptown office 12U Broadway uriii1itdatit to d WccoSNECTIXO UOCSES 133 roomsOd eltab I llshed boardta I houses partially Oiled central lo cation term rea onable TllORNTUX hoi ISO lass Broadway UuCumi brd goucjJ to gti t 1 200 roURSTORT Mtoof dwelllnf facIng CJ IuhJ MornlnnlJe Park BTABLEKABMlTn 1187 Ptliav gtcdim ATTENTIOX DR OIIINDIK hw d Totd bin time for many ron to the rcliulT treatment of OUBMMI ot men from whlOnr can ruinjc BLOOU aud SKIN disease red spat pain In bone tore throat and month blotches and ernpIIouot the salts I nicer Datofal swellings A a KIUNKY ana U1U AKY complaInts Irritation scald Ing Inflammation frequent InclInatIon to nrfiata In tedIous otcharra clttt stricture and kindred eden tlODI ORGANIC WEAKNESS nervous dabllltr impaIred memory menIal anxiety abienre et will power Ion ntalltr melancboly lurolnntArr vital losses weak back and oilier dUraae resulting from exctsMt Indtt cretion or overwork recent or old IpIIIT thor ounblr and permanently cored All lingering chronla dlftaaei inccMefullr treated A lone and UInll practical experlenc enables the Doctor to apply tb li r roper treatment at one without useless experiments thus laYIng the pauni much time ani expense OFFICE UTKR TEN SEA at 171 Went 12th at between Rib ant 7th ave Con ml t lion free Hour P to tt Sundays U too AIIUf1TDR ITII 134 East 18tb C near 3d ar tI it tlon oldest reliable specialist In New tork city both sexes blood poison olIn eruptions blotcbea red pots ulcers tcrofal sort mouth throat heart lanes catarrh con umpUotOaddsr kidney Hrtxbti disease scalding painful initiation ffleet strietar infection g ral fl r r II I tllschargaL My treatment only one known that cures nervous debility weakness from errors of youth Indis cretions excecsea Impaired memory melancholy In voluntary losses shyness tremmlnr Impotence ran cocee imperfectly ceTfloD organs Thee diseases mal be treated by an exp rton marriage Its require ments I hare rerythlnc known to clnc A tberouffh knowledire I by lone Aerial lr practice enables me to goat antee quickest permanent recovery Many come to me for an honest thoronvh examination ot their caM and my superior treatment after beg dorlU1 brquack arucl eomtankB and pr tndd foreIgn skill J Low Mtch rfMforrae liciii DUcbarges stopped ImuitdUt ly Write or call adrlc free any dIsease I blou 0 toil DIilEASES OF MEN ONLY Ulcers discharge Ior stricture recent or old blood poison sore throat or mouth skin eruptions blotches colored spots kidney and bladder diseases Irritation loaldmt urine Ac weakness nervous de bllliy error of yutith bad dreams Ion vitality from accesses indIscretion or overwork AU lingering chronic dIseases latter 01I others rr1lfl successfully treated I have I everything Known to science for quick relief and sure cure consult Vr UKEV the wellknown speclallit 120 East 17th si Dear 4th av Loweit terms advice free hours 0 to S ttundays ft to J and 6 to e1 A LL BKcnrT AND IRIVATR I EA8r tii A cured In a few days bra new mode of treatment ro charge unless cured Also acre throat and tongue pimple nicer diseased bones glee stricture blond poIsoning skin illsesses kidney and bladder alioyouth fill errors nervoui debility weak back bad dreams lowness of spirits V eakncii of holy and mind bet vlitor and matjbuod restored suffer uo linger cure le I certain I guarantee a quick and sure cure Bear tn mlnil practice inakei perfeel IUOO cured Yearly Slit fersrs from had advice ihould cnnlt me Un not be Inl1uno no tn the fountain bead DK IJALLbTT Medical Institute ltd lllb si near ajar A bTRit ALLOTMKRS FAIL consult PR IIONBCIIUR A 4U Writ 24th it New Yorks beading I sPecialist for flll rr dleases of Melt lined I poisons ulcer swelling Hi charges 111111 stricture nervous debility loll Thor kidney biclder and skin dIsease Science and iklll only no patent remedlei or loealled naly metbodi dangerous and lour itandlnr case lollcild I recent cases rfo to It Jof u to 3 1 ioHU bundayitlll I I HOW TO nET CTKKD qtricK All dlicharcei and private dlieuei pniltlvelv cored In rdnyi glet utrloiurea nliht dliciarc infer end swllnn athIite free shines lot either set specIal ist honli l phynlclan M halt ii th K near ul b n u toil 4 I nil KOKIILrit nrman learned inllwl A board ladles before and durlmrrunniivment nlie days board connoeinent 15 I private Louse Inputs ao pted 447 tsitMtb il A biOs nEtS midwife boards ladles before and A s dnrlnf eonnneraeut her private boos for II 15 roudintlal mtdlcal treatment Infants adopted IU1 Kail Mil IL t KKTAIN CriC to headache dlieaies of the skin chest heart iTAinarh liver kidurri anl tladdir Ir Urouchtoni Uxrailnir yrup vc uiiUnt iiliiu ltlt RlnV r I IliMUH Lalle IhTllIsn Ladies D la dI fl Dlf I lubvonnl 11 110 m perfect coufldeuce oil 41 sabjeccs ol C nrlvale or delicf iiatir ISe if and skill oulri lriltlv relief i IJc i ale i linliarlum iI5fljp for book I I u to b daily eicepiMiuday UdlceWI I W ninths I DIMKAHIH OF MKN ONIT For speedy relief aid ore cure consult old Or I OUIVULK niears peclallst Omce 171 Wad Uibst between oIlb ad ilk act Lowell charges sdvlctfree I DR IIAWKTR C Welt Illh ILOldlt leadlo IP U clall1 quick e t cures or oerharr after all others I fill n11 inellis medicine II sdvue free MU U Is ITO lICIIT DIt IASKi oI A IfJKCfAl I TV IM WetlJ it noon 8A H lo fM nteml 1 M 1 Ijc lOllll1 KUrlt tierln ed inld ef boards I 1 5 Udte in privet hr us dorlM riMirieuisiu lu Isjii a tuiir 4 4 i iii ci K Cl 1 Ills f I tint Iennrxnl Ill la Qi flu ur unputilMe r oIls I Ill S P511 IA Jl P alt Ibstit It L I uTcnc ClKK E5farienCed phyilclen nlr Q cut Nulturry and fark its low ctarfes l 40 TEAKs prutUaIr BROUUIltOi aura all ls 1U SUM ef IbeskU ahMk bean stfmaeKltnr kU I rnsrs Uailsr Mrriu eiinutUa tt M Vfeii 4tk U i j it 114 flnt and epattmtnttt ITo 3Ttt TOLET 8TH AV 131TH AND I38TH ST ToNTInE NEW nLOCK OF FIT TIlE FINEST ON THE WEST SIDE AIL iMrnovrMKNTH rOHHTHHION AT ONUK APriT ON ritEMIHCH OK TO BROWN GOLDING iso nuoAnvvAX WORKINGMEN ATTENTION I Why do you par large tents when yon can rent 2 and 3 nice light retina for from STI to 512 per month In nice I respectable quiet neighborhood I etui enjoy pure air for yourselves and children t 1he e first clan apart ment houses are fillet up with 3 rooms from anil two roiimi back and have tt nater Cboste on each floor dumb waltcn electric hello floor openers letter boxes and water and tubs Rents tvixi to ill per month Alan Htnrt Hi lotr Itrnl Kcmrmbar ON MONTH IICKlV KNTt Apply to AGENTS231 West clOth nt AT Rrnvcrn C1II MO We t tub st adllat J rom Its I SO4 Well 3Ill st 21 flat wed II room H 04 Welt Oth rt SII tat weal it room Ill 304 Wet voth IL M flat fat fl rooms Cs in 1 eat 1ist eu d laL rant 0 room yM llWrel ltt lIdMl West 1 rooms M fl2 1 Weal 2tlt St lid nat wed 1 0 rooms 27 aiO 0 esi Ole tSoI1ttlrlJm 27 S2rt WeitSUt it 4tli nateiiL 6 room M Iris West UIIIIL lit Cat eML 0 room 26 52 8 West Silt it 4th flat cast 8 ronnie 20 a I8Jf N t A o 24Vt5t23dst 78808286 LITTLE WEST 12TH ST FACING Till HUDSON RIVER CHOICE APARTMENTS Iu lf rleet Order Throughout Ion Rrnm la Ilclrnble IHiunte Aptdy rn Pfprulee or IA UROWN A O4HIIINO AGENTS ISO BROADWAY THE AFTONfM COR nori ivAni AND ISUTH KT Metfftnt nw npitrtment sal item fire I cation mil Debt and airy baMomlv Offomtcd room iilodball hot and cold water porrUln tots KKNl MUU UATK Apply on Dr nme or to JOHN N PARQU1IARNOX CARE or CHAIIIIH iivrju v CO 1187 ColnmhiiP Oltinv corTad t AT TilE FOLLOWING HOtSFS carefully mantfed tt br ODe owner vacancIes mar At time be found Worthy of the Inspection 1 J or resparlabia 1 rflmltle 14 Hut 89th IL JIcI 7 roomt baths prIests hall fcli to 1301 lbs t1 fflth tt 5 room bath private hall l7 to ao 243 Rant HTih I room and baths 21 to 23 1773 litar it rooms prlrAtthallK Ito M Apply 10 Janitor day or evening WflLBAHAM N W VOn I10T1I Mr AND fiTU AV Anew bnoliilily Ore proof bachelor apart ment hoime in the tuoie fuMhlonubte Had re peclabl location in the city The room are handsomely decorated aad trimmed In mnboKanjr cherry und oak mantel mirror und elegant flrei lac i be bath room aro lied Imve porcelain tube nnd nickel Dlpen The ball are wide and light unite consist of two or morn results and bath Pnanencer elevatorfi eteetrlc Itch atean beat electric bell and peaklnc mIst For term aad partlcnlnm iipnlr to JROMAINE BROWN CO GO WEST OOD 1ST COn BKOAIIIVAT APARTUENTH OF 9 AND 3 HOOMS RENTS 750 TO 12 FLOOR or G HIIOUM ATT LIGHT nENT str TO SIS Also store moderate rents Avoir 10 10IIN JtttK 1069 JUt T OOlli tkKd O7tQ eta THE EDI iBQRQ Nerthweit corner 103d it and Amsterdsm ar Klecantly appointed Hats Steam heat p tMenger elevator halt boys Ao KKV1S B4O TO S75 Apply on premises FREE TO OCT 1 87th st 130 West new home marble entrance prl rate street high round close lo Central Park seven llzht rooms lane bath private halls steam beat bric abrac mantels tiled nreplices servants staIrway hall boy HO to 33 Janitor or O B DISIMOWoO E 23dlt FIOOKH TO LET WITh ALL IJtrnOVKMENTS IX NEW BLOCK AV A BETWEKX 83 U AND MTU STB RCNTS FROM 14 TO Ill APPLY OX PREMISES AEFFINCHAM 3SS TO 3O3 WEST A8TII WT Seven rooms and bate cabinet finish decorated throughout Office 3il Weit Mth at SIX KOOMN ANTI I1ATII ALL IXPKOVKVKNTS RENTS 81350 TO Ill INQUIRE AT 5M EAST 831 ST JANITOR FIVE ROOMS AND HATH ALL IMPBOVKMKNTS RENT CIS TO ISO DigCIRE MIll EAST tOlD BT JANITOR FIVE ROOMS AND IIATII ALL INPFOVKMKN18 IKSTH S13 TO 1450 INQUlRh 115 LAb IOU bT I JANITOR A ELEOANT and large steamheated flats SO Welt 1 7ut Cl cot mh I Coiunibiti r av 7 rooms and hath Coleus I ttKNTr 15 514155 ttas Apply to janitor on premlcn or to CONON A aellUNAm Ua Weal ISlet at ArABTMENTSlS7 to 147 Welt 60th It Lx Three and four room to reut to small families familiestio tio to 18 Ese janitor or KYLE 010 3d av AIAIITMFNTS 3 and 4 rooms In a cood neigh borhood house extra well nntstied room light and airy all Improvements I steam heat Ac rents Ill to fia 446 to 432 West rth st See Janitors J COKBIT CO 23d It 8th av A ELEGANT FLATS Improvements decorated steam heated for small famlllee rent f IN to 521 I Sol ItO and lie West lioth it and loti and 11100 Vast 1lJtlb1 JANITOR C IIEASLook at them snd convince yourselves mn D4oI i li beautifully decorated flats rooms and bath alt Improvements 14 dst bet 7th and Nth avsif 1 917 and S18 per month nothing like them for the money CULLIN WuullMARI RD 311 West I4lth St CALL FXAMINK end convince ynurelf that you can ret a second fiat at barge rooms fortlU 2625 Hth av near 144th st IULLIN IL WOODWARD sin West 144th It KORNRR Til AV AND Mil BT Plecant ap rtcif nti f six room sod lull all Hint team h at all mod eru Improvements AMTull 73 West i 3d st PLATS WITh I OR WITIlTUT KrKA IilAI Jj bight wellventilated apartments at reiuonalilii rents Apply on nremltcs 4iu WOOl beth it or to J B W illTAKKK Id LIBIRTV ST FLATS In perfect order decorated mirror por A tIaras and lace ctrtalni reasonable term Jani tor 333 West 23d IL FIATS f 23 to fl211 inrerrertnrdir7 ja li Weitlllhit lVNifl Oili WT H UDSON A WEnV inTII STS Elegant apart I I menta of 1 and 4 rooms In the live new tau HMORTON MORTON BT II AND ilFree rent nnllf Sept aM y1 elegant tight apartments uud I rooms perfect or der umet housei tistotiU Janitor or K rJAYMS orA CO 2M West nd it O NLT ONB ILL left I In glll SIh tee rear 144th It Alarcerooms 114 second Hat Jaiilior I on tram lies PARLOR FLOOR also single and double rooms for gentlemen K lilIRK 22t220 West 4Uth I u TIrl D lo lOWet4uthilNowrMdv I I t Rtd A for tenants I of Coil ni ril eiaujinc htvinz three acceptable I rererenes none other need apply i ftII tr r i i 1 lbs apAMroems o eight and rlne ronms tieitdis Lath handsomely deroraM well arranneil gas rsne for summer central liHatlon close lochurules htilneis opera andthestre rnur nl tifSl ter mb shown day or evrntiiK TO LFTOne dnr l room fat for 31 owner Inhouie I Iw Rail oltii St U MVriRMTY ILAUH 4UThrl I I00r4 lctrjeilgtt l room Iniroftil order ten if Apply bA eiuent fii AV si tetweuti ICth an i f I th Hi eionl floor M 1 room linpruvrmrntii HI Hist nai order t on FlOrid TO lrr s rooms rent tvi al prlrte O liiii 3VH Kail MJtli t 1 OT I Ja 131 KAJT I near il AV Second flat nf six aii 71 1 J rooms and batiruoiu ail modern iuur iruienti OUM ST 21 1 5 liAST Fine b ement 4 ar e rnoms u stationary wathiuti In lirstclsis order SIX OQ RT inn roJ lsror Poor It Isnerooms all light sal In giodorderi i rirate house 32 LBROV T Ne ilnrie I f st 4lnr e Unlit rooini O 6 all Imiyroveuienti lj to tl suitor O1TII Ht I Sol WIST I imar Hrond ailnrgD i iet UH ant and desIrable ronms k oinreulriirci reur eric OOTlT7T SW 217TorTviV lil nl rats all Ito 557 provemenli steam heated fj i tn JaDtoru JiftV KT 4tt AeTllsgsnt single flats C andl u rooms all modern improvements Inovlre I on rremlies 89 kIll ST naBAtf Rlegant new all 1111 s d 7 ruomel sllliuproreDjinli rent moderate 89 ITII kT fjn EAST Aparimentiof San 4 rooms a lIght newly renovated rent tlo rj IfVJCt la tIlt AV pear cell stHats Hi moms I gt I and tall aI inu ruvenienie lur small faninlei ill IIM S H t I ocr itS C tints 4 lath Ill CS 1 a i lIttI I r l tIne IwSIt ii I lie I U I sets 74 C isllgboolI I tI II t V IIr 35hIi I 51 tlut nnd jipnimriit roo1iljfh ELKOANT ALL Ill liT FLATH alibi roam and tath L4 prlvUiji la tuMfli deuraiUus lit u 28 u YJLOIU A JUJI tra cUM a vi vta rlloDlo trat Cjrtale nt kurt on WILLIAM K TAYLOR AtCTlONKER UNHUrtPAHBEnt III II a lane and mphatlo word bill no other com bination ot letters could u clearly and oonclt oly ce icrlbe the IftO LOTS That In 10 be sold AT ninGEWOOD N J At oclock A M cm TCKMDAT HEPTKMnKn IO Five minute from RMfeweod depot Iris Ksilrosd main line LOCATION folly minutes from New York LMJA sun DIuD af ral e ventyona trainsdall i comma tatlB les than lu cent near fine euurcbes iohoelsanil stores neanllfnl eommsndlnit grand views of a picturesque country SITUATION v here the elevation le inch as to note a clear dry and healthy atiuoiphire at all lesions OF THE MANY 1C A It E orrORTVNI TIES for real saUte t Investment recently offered IB Is on of tile thOu grand Lots 2Mao and over Dy addressing II lillam h Taylor auctioneer Slacken sect li J too can get Information about thIs treat sale 1 ot the A T ZAnitlHRIR PROPERTY Fxonrilon train mnile and lunch Vrilll IX ATIOE AUOTIONEER Will sell at ruhlo Auction over 050 LOTS AT ROCHELLE rAnK The cream of Dcrffen county on TriSI AY HtrTEMBEtt At lOA M 1 rain or shine Lou elevated on the hlllilde only two minutes I from the Uochelle depot Also the 1AMIIY HOMESTEAD With plot of ground Free ezenrslon train on the Suiquehinna road arriving tn time for sale Mulohy the celebrated Mrhrhuffs Hrnoklin Hand Lunch served In the largest atteton tent In th world send arid 21 free exfurilon tlc eti for your city frlendi Address the Auctioneer llacienieck NJ Terms 2 percent iayaileat sale on the srnundii r fbII II 40 percent In Ni days balance In MI r at the once 01 Judas V an LIon at llackensack Forfeit title The Gilbert 11 AeUerman Piopertw Ural tnt ov snr OUlWTESrrf1iJt tf JS fi toft n Uc MI3T I ra MOJloE A number of choice bnlldlne pin 2rzJ60 feet clnn to the many pretty cottage In thlp Ideal nnburha restricted aeoln anl ancea of every kind insuring A raflned community ut price ranging tVora VISA up trnrd on eAr term or 10 per cent rebate lor nil Ih rltie I icuarunteed Water atone ldevalk nnd electric llffbt on tbe property Stud for deMcrlptlve map aad complimentary ticket Add re an E H RATH II 1 1 John St New York AnA oAistor sale In tho vlllare of wilton Sara 1I toirii county on line of the Mount Meoregor rail road a this property conllitlnfr of lau hrl k home J4 tome oloieta heater An suitable I cur private family toardloir home or lemlnarr two caret falling well and 22 acre of rood loam land nnmbr of apple per plum an I crierrr treei ales imall fruit iI lawn And a Tarletr of beantlfnl shade trees two binD beds hell nut and Icehouse Wilton station on the premises district school church Toit ilhce Korea and hotel qnarter mile from the property which u hUh over looting the inrroundlnc country for rnilei 7 mile ham Saratoga 114 1 mIles from Mount UcGrefor price only fouto easy term termR L BROWN A SONS SC Zd ar New rorlc MEATTIi wisi T am the owner of large and email acre tracts of feat tie property eultable for eubllvllnn or suburban home For Information concerning Inveitment In UaihlnltKnaddreuLil KOOEKB 1U4 Butler Block a Seattle PUb A CKNOWLEDORD IIEADQPARTEBS for buying 1 lelllnr exchanvln routine conntrr property I UKUAX REAL hhTATC EXUllASUt S Broadway LIOR SALE iooou aharraln Two houiea factory FOR tnL1 ir iI building with a 10 horse power engine and boiler and eIght lots In the Wth ward of Brooklyn near two elevated road no agents Apply to KAMfFb HKOn ti IeJo it New Torte fOR 8ALK Farm rountry seats inburban cottages 1 lot rooil investment property In I city farms fTJAJ 31OO 45 tmz to roil U to S50CMJ COt laces 4UO t OuO S Iui all no er J W KIELDER SO Liberty it FARMS OP ALL SIZES fur AIm very easy term A Address n HOSLKV Spring Valley N Y 4 fn ran BCIMTlSS LOTS on Long llnel yJ tuu Map at LEWISS centre IL glral Csfate for sjnle itllw A IREAT BARGAIN To quick buyer 7310 will AORKAT r 11Ir rgor fr s bar you a beautiful l two story and basement l Op home on bait 1114th it could not be I today for MVXW lnperfect order Utue cash required mat It very cheap home Apply SIre ZANE 728 East 13 th II AT 2IJI MANHATTAN At facing Morlllntilde Park LI near Central Park Four story avfoot dwdlmr decorited location uuiurpaiied Iutor 10 4 1 lb1 elevated itatlon price low little cash term easy will rent food party STAB LEU A SM ITU tI 187 bIll av Foil MALE 143 145 147 West twth it iMxMO extension heautlfnl woodwork built byJ O 1raxue torn es tate Apply at once to POWElL 1464 Otis av nAn J3OOOFCn brownstone houses 8S4 yJ uUtJ IJ Last 112301 it J iiutsuN W Naeian so t 9750 tTAVERLHT PLACE nearethaTCOhy yJ I UtJ Mbouiwi wliU lu feet alley to Christopher ItI bargain possession WILLIAM J ROOMR 4106th ar faf 5nle or Eu ftt Cits FOr SALE rn to rent for the winter A gentlemans A residence and liable corner Louie on iramercy ParK so feet wide newly furnisheS and decorated In a r Jl r 1n1 r reined manner suitable l for entertaining i no such home offered In the market for years Apply to littON WIS8UANN 11 Cedar If rf or ntc or Co ctrooh1li Cut This Out And com and net one or my twoftory and basement tuuijfa located 10 rae nr the bet and moat accetslold parts of Brooklyn nainelr Mcbonoaprh Pecatar and HatnbrlJjr etc al west f Ralph AT They are brown Iu a0 brIck with brown stone trlinuilnini bay 9 rooms and bath all improvement mirror Ac and are ISmiiliO 1RICRS JSVIO TO ffl 500 CAB TERMS TITLE GUARANTEED WITHOUT KXP UE TO FUr CIIA8KK a R 0000 214 RAL1MI AV NEAR DECATUR ST Ralph ftT itatlon Kings coontr L llrnt 5titc fOt atroh2 lnnt1 BAY RIDGE Lri IR NEW YORK R HANDOVERT SIBfR l IS SIT 1ATKD ON NFSV VOI1K HAY lit 1 ONLY Jj MINUTES FKHH NMV YORK IIV niltlur KERIIY KIKVATKI B It NOW IlLlLlJlNC Til BROOKLYN IlltlllllU PKOrUKKI LINK OP ELECTRIC KIIAO WATlH MAlSd NOW LAID AND lAS TO BE LAID DLL I IWl JMW IS THE TIMB TO BUY LOTS OR PLOTS BIG 1SCBKAHK IN VALlKH I1V HIIUNO VAN IIIIINT KWH COR tI n AV AND TOTII ST RAY KllKli L L OR 2 4 COURT UT BROOKLYN ROOM KI 4 T FLCII INa L7L For raJe iTraniI opportunity ta to rococo complete home nrstclaas I In every re sert 11 I room mIcI l vb lots born outbuildings all ra idem linprnt emenle beaulful lawns flairired I walks AC adrtptei for wlirer or iiiinmer au iralni dally Ap ply I IfctK 3th it aid Istav city OQ flfl ATTRACTIVE TILLAIIP reldenee V rOO near tlreat foath Hay bn mil from city I collar t rooms csrrlaie house stable hennery IIacres attndance shade fruit le AHMlS Sayvllle L I jtnt Jtntr ita rtOU Malnm1 i STABLE arce bJk ssbu Iii nulls waiter ID I itablei I tree stab artS nnl waifnit sIted 7 minutes walk from I tilth St all Juiues 111 fem A i so S it It ii Ml IUN aNa tOTTAOEN r I in I nu u i iromJUti st ferry I nice rooms all Im v rovf MWRI Also Ill ICJ i i4iiiv ANNJ TOTTAOKH 9 rooii s juit reinoiielld and retinlihsd JUx01i IIOIHKH Ready Nov i Story acid basement a DC rooms all liuproyeionte js jsP4SNOLJ I tHNOIJ MAT n rooms a d i at1 p euiy of light and air In each room li IIJllrrJO 1I all pjprovemiils lleidy No 1 Apply at IM I N rOLLLOh lAXIl OrnOf ca HuitnrN AV IONU ISLAND CITY lor at ot ffo Cr t 3 tIY tt tll A T BOlMi BROOK N J iutdlvislon properly AT La farms country houiesi hsslth Fartl iilar of K I Ali YCKKZ T lIftER Nnvf PRICK tIOUFEP High st Newark S J Ten rooms bethrcero 11 laundry all I tm provrosnti hit atcr lislhin low rent cmlnuiee walk fiom Central H II iOi Inquire oil luSh It Wewark N J jilrnl ittrtnit1rd ATT KTH X Iwneri of it ii l Ii k l1 I sees priii it rt Ii i i ta 1 nl IM irk ir i i 1 seal iiriiiM a 55 ie s 0 tn in 5I reliivd ur Mild byCIIAIII I I I n 4 V ci Jolt 51 incfti rndrutIr1 jfOIiTlILT llktyrTltlNIlsoday vsslog lepu I TA Iburosib school for dIacisIl citculats icgJfJ1uc COMThTOMYI M Ws idib ii t a MEWYOBK CENTRAL A Hudoon River Railroad All Trains arrive at and depsrt from GrXtANX ClCNTIl r STATION Fourth Are and42ttSt Heir fork IBM ONLY RstuioAD STATION is TUB Cm Trnln Ijcaveei M Follow Pino A MCIIICAOO VRHT1BULK LIUITKU Du at Chicago 11Ill A Al neIl day lOttO MSOUTHWKiiTtfHS VB TIBULR MM ITM Doe rlnclnrilll 7 SO Indianapolis IUS A M Rt Louis lOP M iDIOm A iWESTEnM PlAY KXfUESS Daily except Sundays 4iSO V HI Ndnill FIbRE VESTIIIULK LIMITS Vocal Detroit at Oats A Jl Ohio0430 f M next day OtOO P MFA8T WESTERN EXPRESS Due Chi railotai Cincinnati tt in I1 M M Louis I 717 P 1 M IlIJO I MAUlHllNDACK MONTREAL AND XI AIIAIIA FALL hMRKS4 BilA I 81FLS I T IOU18 AND ClIIGAOO EX rRKbR Due indlanapolu iiijor M next day HI Louis SIt IA M riHIIKILLIHMVHURQll rOlOIIKFEPSIR RUINR CLlFf RINllSTONi AND IIUU ONH 9 Il5f tlliSOA M f33 3Ki tSI6 r SI l also for Sough ketnilr IfM X M II 05 4 M t4W VU lM Uil3 r M for larrlioni OTcit Idol ibJO tmo A M fJn 53 3lV 4iM M S3 r tl ALnANTf V nMI IOVl till A HI30 H 3A5 45i 51001 FJhs 73n Bli r U st2io night TROYtStBu fetE KlW lUlUI flu 5O ill aO A tl SICt 4IM OCO 735 i OtIS P M 13 W night UTICA AND 8VRAUUSK 1 3 OlVI IDJO 10W A it 411 flC X 7SKJ BlA P M 11210 nIght RUCIIKt TEXPSO Iii SO flUOOA IL eA 6553 73 15ts p M t 2055 nIght BUFFAIOliV 1UW 1050 A I OflO 730 fillS NIAUARA FALLSlOtSq f0SO A M 430 800 7I3O 9llt P M SARHUUA w c tli30AM w 20 7iro p M tiaoo nlilit LAKE oKonnK nno iiiisoA 34 3Jor U TIKHflAMIISLANDHnu O A M 4W 015 T M 120UBl h AUIRIINUACK MOUNTAINS AND MONTREAI WKA II Iin A y 73ipU I 12 0 LIght 5150 AdirondaCk Moitntitlni MJP M AtlKURN OENIiVA AND rANANDAIOCAfflSO itt 10 A M 5555 P b M 11201 midnIght DERK8IIIRK IIIIL8 VIA IIAI0r M UIV13IONtli10 X M 3llo P M t or tickets and space In Sleeping run apply at Grand Central Kttllon or it 113 7v mj anti 1 broxlwar 12 Park place 51 West I2IH IL anti 13lh it SIstine Hew York aal Wahuurmn SI 726 Fulton it aim MOO lied ford av K l Uruoklrn loj llnition it Jersey City u eetrott B lixprct calls for and checks baggage from tot 5 aol rtiiiicnci through tu declinatIon f Dally ricopt sunday oiher trains run dshly Above train encept thus graying lui i 15 M A K 231 i 3n JM au 4153 e3 P M and 13 midnight linn at ltili it station JOHN M TOUCH OKOROK H DANIELS General Manager Uenrral 1uitnnr Agent NawYoiTiTBoslonwrRaiL Lea Sly way of Due to KO A K Springfield and xvorrtiitr a 3O p M to trot A tl hew Lonlon alit Iroililtnee 4 SKIP V 11 DO A l hprlnnfltlil and Worcester a an P M 12 0 M Hartford ant V V and N B R3O P M 100 r M flew London and Prottdene 730 P M 3 O P hI Wlilimantlo and N T and N E fitte i P I U 4O p t Springfield and Worcester lu tO P M 5OO p MM New LonJnn and PrnTldfnce II i u P M 1100 P M prlntdthl and Worceiitr 0 n A M 129X1 P M Ner london antI Irorldnnre I OiL M Runs dally Including bunters Return servIce tame hours and by lain routes Leave For tIne BUJ A it White Mountains Fanyana Klo P I M aOi P M Newport ra Wlctlord 745 P M 407 P M Danbury Norwu k It II rltt neM84n P I U Through parlor an 1teeng ran by each train O T HEMPhTEAD ienllsiL Agent ojnty SOLID TOOIN y 01kv kitS colds 4 oneAa cab ao I a r i HIW I rn 435 7 5015 VII rnr r a in macLi LIB OLID 11t135 ills ICILT II TO CII0109 PAILT ioi nu WITBOD7 CKAMCB I11TICI LUTII HI AHT CLAn or CLO3 loir DiiLi IT 9 r t a I PniOII VALLKV RAILROAD 1ii217 Leave foot of Cortlanill or tIes ll4c0b bronei it 7 8 nM and U X M 1 J40 4l2 510 and7 P M o The picturesque route between New York and Eaiton Bethlehem Allen town PnttBTllle Vauch Chunk Wllliei barr ritwton Scranton Ithaca Uenera VaveriT Wtkluj Glen Elmtra Rochester Bullalo Niajara Falli Toronto Detroit CHICAGO bT LOUIS and ALL POINTS WEST Tickets and sleeping car berths can be secured at the General Eastern Office Broadway or IN Est 31th treat Chipping COHPANIA TRANSATLANTICA ESPASOLA KTKAMKHIP ilUDAIl COSDAL CapL M Cartoon will sail from companys plot Jl N R on Wednesday bept 10 at 12 M taking frelbt and pa encers direct for Havana Progresto and Vera Cruz with tranship onset at Havana for santanuer Coruna Vlfo oiion and Bliboa For further particulars apply to J II CrBALLOS A CO Agents fo Wallet HAMBURGAMERICAN PACKET CO Express ser JJL iice between New York louthampton and Ham burg by the macnlfleent new twin screw steamers of WO Ions and rAnuto iunoliorie power This line holds the record for fastest trip to and from houth aiupton and the Continent equal to ilx oavs two hours to Queenitown HamburicAmerlcan I Oeceral Tajsenrer Agents Packet iSo 37 Broad U II KICIIAKU A CO way N T 61 Broadway Ne r York NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMIANVThe Iron PleamihlpVA LKNOU rapt K C Miller leases Her vi 40 K IU foot Pie slTueidayi nt 4 r M for rolls Ill Mail KocUnd Rancor all points on Penobpcot hirer hatport Me and tit John N B su perb accommodatIon an I low fares Vretffht at lowest rates an I no trans feting Good receUeddsltr For par ticulars N L NEd CliMb General Uansier 63 Broadway G J HACKRELU F ant P Atent P H MVICOMB Agent 13tl Flalhush ar Urooklyn NEW YORK AND CUBA MAIL STEAMSHIP COM b PANY FOR CUBt AND MEXICO All steamers sail from Ilers 16 and 17 B K at 3 P M NIAGARA Havaun and azua Wednesday Fept it nunnr S Havana Proireso Tsmplco Tuxpan and JUMUItl I Vra7jrnl tat cepuo for particulars freight or pssare apply to JAMES K Ti ARE A cu13 Wall It S TATE L1NEUKTWEEN NEW YORK tiLASItOW AMI MOVIILK LONDONDERRY with through tic eli atreiluced tuba to Liverpool London UatHin Ac bTAT OK 1MIIANA Thursday Sept I I s A M cabin PAMIRS SIP to t tit according to location of stallroom lxcurslnn ticket S e to SP Meerage tIcket to and lr m all parts of hurope at lowest rates From tier Columbia otoree fonth r err Brook n v i For particular anti pamnge applj to AUSTIN BALDWIN i CO Gen AgO i3 Broadway N T XJORDUEUTPCIIBIl LLOYD a f COS IN shORT KIlUTK Tl IOMION AND CONTINENT bteamers sail from pier foot of d IL Iloboken FAST HiKKKhs SIKAIIKIO Aller Wed Sept Id i I M V rroTu teDtie73OAM K Hllhelm II Thnr S a e Wed lept 17 HA U hept 11 3 P M hue Ml frept 2U lilA M Fulda mist frft II 3 p M first rabin lift and upward a berth according to lo cation second cabin 35 o a berth steerage at low rates ObLKIUIIs A CO j liowiini Steen UTIIITSt STAR LINP U a AND ROYAL MAIL vr htearners New horS ueenitown And LIverpooL lbllhlA7 It V elilestia tept 10 7 A I Pt TEfTONIO Wednesday fept 17 ii UA 34 i Very superior second cabin accommodations on Ma jestic and Teutonic Slefiraire to and from the old country 20 Company otllce 41 Urosdway and on the wharf fool beet llth It J BRUCE ISM AY Agent or n1e At prevent we do not deliver Ice In smaller quantities than sue to two tons Ho ran however haie con miners sutipHed through dealers who will dsjycr DIamond Ice at a reasonable prott DXA1OND At all our depots Fiot 4xl it K K font Veiny st N H fool Hamilton av billS IWallaUmt I llklyn Jlc OIAAIONU Ki AND Tft ttHlOKTA I ION C I ii ANY C L Riker OFt lOt Turk place New York Eo gift for gJujJinrw 1ttqioci 11ZlNTtPf PLACF 31 near HroadwayParior floor C S rtoms for business purioies ery reasonable IOFTH utlasujcu Fulton sui just put In order Very bIght IlL LAN A WtitTlNO Petkinan it AlIiithTutlu AM Ul M OP TO LiT CIOM to LAKUhbTulll L Cannvuott Mark I sreloltt l RAM U7 lludiouit AKI1 TOrtK i to et C ili t r wnhiut front part of LAKiV u Wvluntuu si lest 5 seery Apply tu JOI1 HALL 3 Hu v STORES IK THE IORIKl lulll AV S Wet74th it and Boulevard Apply to J g WIIITAK MLIBFBTyET S fIRK lOflsliisrlnesl under klnrsmn House to lei s terms tnoUrate Apply ou prsuilsrs gilt LET Fur Luilneu porpoise splendid large room I n einiuss trout sill rear ou irrind iixr tT I U liis i nesr Eesiioari l reid lOw Apply lu IAU iLTuN tip Hour 5 i II A1 H sills to et for lltfllt IUllllMI App p o il i stairs ttlICi 1ititCC AOOOD CIUKTK for tuiltieMFoor itory boon tL tOtliA ten part of UcuukijB siijsud between txgri House aad a IsadUf Ikeairei sullslle ferunui a r IMP haus as there are bias la that DsllLt orLaodi tsJUouUe phiL Me wnir U Lee a r Bntiiti 1 dro PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD 5 ON Mull Arrnn sarr 5 IKM TraIns laart itallnni foot of I eakroe 4W41 I orilxnit sls as follown OtOO A MTIIR FART LINK for the Welt Ittfc man Veitlbnle SleepIng and Parlor an Arrives i lereland lixi A M Lolnmbne a to A M CMtara 6M P M and HL Mnli 7PM next day nieeM also for 0 lliiamipnrt Lock lisTen and RenoTO sa rapt Sunday and Toledo nxcept Hatirdar lOiVU A MTllh MVV UlRK Alt CHICAGO LIMITIli composed exclusIvely of Inllman Vest bole Drawing anti 8taie Kooin Sleeping Dining Smoking and Observation Cars presenting nnenetal report siencgrsphers and typewriters bathroOm fur both sixes tames tnalu barber ebon library and all the convenience ir bolos or once Llgnt4 by stationary and movable electrIc lights Arrive Cu eliinaiin4U an Chicago tiltS s St neil day 2411 l lar Lulls CHICAGO ANts OINOIK MAT HXPIIESS Pullman eiutinla Hireling C ant Dining far New York to Bt Louis Ohlcago ao4 I 4 UiclnnKil Pareenger cecil New York to Coiumboa Arrives clnclnnMI noi A M Chicago fiou P K and M Uml 7nOP I M nrntdar 0100 p siTIIF wKatiHN Kxpnrua for au points the West Northwest and honthweiL Poll man S entlbn Meeplnir Car Stew York to PitubnnK ht LOUIS Clileago Cincinnati and Memphis reno irKanla Rallruad Dining Car Aew York to Pblift delphi anti Pullman Dining Car rituiiurgu to Rich mond ansI Chicago Arrltft at CloclonelissitiJ P Ml i lilcurn a3u r M nut slay and ft Louis 7 10 X 1C ie end morning Connect for Cleveland and Totede Oall except Mnrday BUM I 3llA If 111 rxrnrSR Pullman Buffet I Sleeping Car Sew York to Cntaagn New tort to lloniphlt via the Klienandoah Mleri arrives we k days at sotutntmne 7t17 P M clevsandsldfl p M neil dar and dall at Chicano 7IYI x M second mormlng Connect tot Toledo dallr and for Cory Erie lbs OH Iteciunt Cleveland and CeMuuiboa except Bator BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH WashIngton Limited lipren of Pullman Farlor Cars daIly except Sunday to I 10 A M arrive Wasls Ingion iiM P M and Congrrulnnal Limited dally with Dining Car ut a 10 P I M arrive n itilng t q lnxtnnRU5p M regular exprees rt 211 nun and nwl i AM3I 4 51 MaandiiVir Mand Uilonlghl For Batlmur dniy ir I t P M undar fl Ii and sr i9 A M 4n I 5 and m p I M and lHt nIght For point on Cntiipritke and ihlo Railway and Cincinnati Slei rs DinIng Car and I O CIM thronib 5 on P M dally I For Long Branch Point rieMnt and Intermediate t4t etallona week lays 1 3 7 in tuin A U IJti nooai Ill S ltd 3 10 41u and sii 1 P SI l faturila 5 only lau PM sunlay v 45 X M 5 11 P U do not Hop at Aibtirr Park on Sunday Frill AtlMVTIU MTV I 5 P U Through Day Coach t weal asp connect for Cane May Fordid Point and Norfolk via Hew York Philadelphia SI and ortolk Rnllroad HidA M dally except Sunday and litsi p I M daily vIa Baltimore and Bay Une it J1J P I M week days ft FOR PHILADELPHIA Express Train leave aBfoMowit ln 7 ill 5 IVI B3U u Iis Chicago Limited with t Dining Car and I0lil IVaililnxton Limited and lloo X M lJu inn 2ili Slot a 30 4101 i 43u too a Is 0A s a end tills P M and u ir night Ac commodatlon tIlU A M 410 and 7nOP SI BUD days hxprei Hli H3 i ulO 111 Limited and tOflO A M 211 4 51 4 3D b HI lt3l frai and Ito 1 JL and 1J lV night Arcommodatlon ItT p Id lhe New York Transfer Cumpanr vhll call for and check barrage Irons notcl and resIdences throat to deitlnitloii It Fur time table nf local trains apply to any ticket agent of the company CHAS H PLIfll J R WOOD General PlanagerGenerallalar Agent 5 CENTRAL RMLROAB OP NEW JER3BL FOOT OF LIBEtlTY ST NORTH RIVER TIME TAbLE OF JUNE Xi 1830 For Philndelphia Balti more and Washington ROYAL BLUR LINE tA Fer rillLADELPUIA at 415 7t 5 0 ll 90Xtf 111 K 1 30 4 Cl 6 7ti r M I2tls night Sundays B IlANZa2tiPtlI M 12 tbnifltt i For BAIT1UOIIK AMI WAhlUMITON daily at I tl3A except Sunday X Ms 2 320 5 P JCi 1HI9 night TraIns leartnir at 74 It 3n XM 130 4 5 730 r M 12 lr nUur except Ratnrdny night have eonaeo 1 lIon for Reading Harrlsbrrjr PntttMlie Ao For 8nnbury Lewti urp set Wllllaraiport Tla Palla delphi at7i4tx U 1 3O biilTet polar cart 7JO V X I tltP nizbt axes I Saturday nIght Sundays 600 tickets and parlor car seats can fee procured atTL Sfl 415 044 II4O IUJl Hroadway 737 Mb av Icl Wet IZSthit KI4Knt VJJtUlt New York 4 Court it sli Fnlton st 1S Broadwar Krooklrn The New fork Transfer Company will call for aLit cluck baggage troa hotel or reildcnce 4g11 WJa tit rilllAHKLrillA Kxpriu Train to m BAfl4flMORE i bWSliIGTON CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND IOINTO PlLLMAN OAR SERVirE ON ALL TRAINS Leave New York foot of Liberty II a I follows C For ciiicACil ILL r M iais A M t for CINCINNATI ST LOUIS BO A M SOO T V per WASHINGTON flALTIHlRi 901 A MIIBO t A M 200 2 ai his p M 1213 A M All trains dally ueept MfKi I A M bunday bAr NORFOLK Ha lIar I Ins I P St week days Ticket oRe mi 415 l and IHI Brnad ay New o York and to l Kroatway Briokln STATION FOOTOV tI LIHFItTY ST Central R R i f N J New Yorlt Tranefer Company 5 111 call for and check blrgsc from hotel er residence tu destination J T OIIIL1 CIIA8 O SCULL 4 General ilanazer General Pusrnger Agent ttamboit 1 DNcE z lila BOSTON PROVIDFNCK WORCErlTER and all Eastern poInts Direct route for the WHITE SIOUX q TAIlS l anien RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS lease New York from Pier 22 N IL 1 font Warren SL at A it P I M unisys exierted fcr Providence direct due Cl 045 A XI connecting with express train due Boa ton 7il5 A M orcetr 0 anil UA3t o WhIte Mountain Parlor car train leaves wharf 715 A kl running rough ti haItian without changa I Returning leaves IlIon Park oquure Station 6iJUi XI daliy except unlay Tickets end olateroomo secured St 12 237 201 821 104i and 7 iirosdway Astot house t lndao and Con mttpohllao 1101cM all ClOse N Y iransfer Co in New Yolk amId turohclyn who will call for and ciert bag gsrs from hotol or residence to destination Telephons Call Cortlalilt 2124 Hudson River by Daylight Dar Line fteame NEW TOKK or AIHANY n DaliT It ept unUai 0 L0are DrooklrTt rmtin n bv anurx SftOXU tlo New ort Desbrossa si Ptn do dO do U I cot 21S 01 111111 dO For A T lt A N Y lAiMln ut Yonk rtVVcst Point Stew burin Iouglittf i lthineb ck Ciiaklll and hudson KAI I itivrit LINK FOR aosTOsTVEw TOUT FALL KIKIC rjovitKsca snd all Eastern Jolnta Iiol lILt KUMMhR HKKV E lour I creamer In CORllDlulourCKITAN 1ILUKIX IKOVIUK CK alit OLli i OLONV splendid orchestra attached to each vesseL Full nfirht s reit on teamen tnUmaq Tentibtilo traIns betvtfttn Fall nivcraiid botton LEAVU NEW YORK from 1lerSHN R old Noj loot of Murray I 51 tack day atiiit and ti IN 1 I M Iundsyi 115 ii I M ETprti trains sill thronith car frto Fall t HUer for noaion 5ape Cod the lb bile Iotntlni Mo Connecting by Annex boat Call from mooklyn 5 P l Mj Jersey City 4 l M sToNThTTorT ZZrffe FIlE KOTON rBttVJUhNCK WOKrhRTt K and all point Nnnh ant 1 ccl t inlr dr rt lne itt MAKKA IIANrl I Tl lIP ii and WAI t II I MILL H iuincrs tear New Her it4 N H f one nidct slove rnnnl street itS I V tlailr Trent uiidny fimiertinif witti wpre trilni all hroutrli Ktclmlnc shslr IH 0 lrirnlnr train Irnreft rock ri tiar Matlnn HnRion H r I M and krrmfmi n r3J i M Momlaya only tfSU P AU ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE bleattiers DRER and DEAN ilRIIHOSD leave old Pier 401 North Suet foot Cenil ii at It I II Itrook 3 lyim Ftillomi et cia Atuthet I Pt c Illlectlnt with cx Ireas traIn for laratoga lake Georue aittl all Adiron dark 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