The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 19, 1890

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r jrV 4 J 10 1 r GOOD TENANTS I r 1 RELIABLE ADVERTISERS I I And a prompt responsi charactcrlza a Os the Oolnmnn o I Board or Rom Advertisement t TI133 SUN ro I rott IIUTINO AND NIILINO 6EE SUN I I REAL u ESTATE VO 1V1I1NO 10 A NEW YORK FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19 18WTEN PAGES IHCI TWO CENTS jjlOX BOlTirAULT IS DEAD 1Aiivif tntotrnitT oit or niijr lA1UI J FM13IOMA g KILLKK HIM ikr Ai i i ter of COO Plara nn4 a I far Iorlr Ve r Collaborator Aetr Iorl 11 rhnrlr IIl la t Illae I eminent playwright nnd actor Dion Tbe rt nrlrauli dldatS 311 oclock ye tordaynftor I ucrull 1 j Ut At rlfllln tront ll8 had ZOO condition for pbyitlcnl Swain 11 enfeebled tbrlcll conditon etttriil nP lllt tim f3191111118 caune of rll attack of pnonmonla He Mi sthwa nn tack pnoomonls tCtlth n treated br Dr lletcalf an a IrlcnJ who broucht In as consult J rlijsiclans ne I Ji l llafleld nml Watts TJJ od netor complained on Tuesday to Ills 1J lrlr t l Ir B N lco who lives In the name felt Ho took to hll toci that he lel very anew le ted that rdcln and just nfter midnight hla lftIoul I o ThormlyU Uouilcault called Dr I husband Dr Leo found teotp to BC bnr husllnl 10 blmlulorul from heart failure Mr UoueU inltiald to tlio doctor that hOn In no pnr tlculir pnln but that he bad n Try Quoer tool ing It I Ibe heal UrI ondlsed Mr Bouclonnlt to lena for coo of the Bpnclnllnto who had been attending the plajwrlBht Ir Delaflctd wan summoned ind be Mrf Jlouclunult and Dr Leo sat up all ilchtwlili lio old man Ills temperature was TinUlKh and his pulse rapid nnd very weak lleralllod slightly on Wednesday morning tut t tie lUHty wat so low that the physicians thought there was llttlo or no hopo of bis re 7 I I max BOUCICAULT eovery The slight attack of congestion of tho which showed Itself tho preceding lanes Itlol prcedlul night bid Increased Both Dr Watts and Dr Delafled remained wtlH their patient all Wednesday night fl u conscious but spoke only In monosylla ble He gradually after midnight bo Helrdualr crew worse mltnlabt onwednesday but In the forenoon his watch in were lid l to believe that ho would lull through tho day he milieu tuh as rall wonderfully B began to cow worso In the afternoon and died without pain at I oclock Dr Leo Barn lima a bright ns n dollar mentally up to the iy of the sickness which carried him oft Don Bouclcault was born In Dublin on Doc fa 1822 lila father was a French merchant then The young man was sent to London to be made a civil engineer but bin b civi hil leanings wen for the drama and at the age of 10 his flat play and perhaps bis most famous Lon don Assurance WW produced by Charles Ihuhews at the Covent Garden Theatre Lon don I was a great success Tho niece was vmented to the pnbllo as the work of Mr Lee Morton but a year later this pseudonym win cropped when Mr Bouclcault presented his second play M Tho Irish llulresn at Ua same theatre This was not a sue fS but Mr Douclcault had embarked OB tho career ol a dramatist and 0 low month liter Alma Mater or a Cure for Coquettes wn produced Old Heads and Young Hearts was also brought out In 1844 and A School for Scheming Confidence and sov inl other halfforgotten pieces followed dur ing the next few years On June 1 lf02 1 Mr Bouclcault n the age of 80 years mad his fret appearance a nn actor I was at the Princess a Theatro under Charles Keans man Uement and In an after piece of his own com position colled The Vampire Other plays ud adaptations from the French followed and I 1853 ho came to thin eonntrr Before coming to Now York In September 1851 liouclcuuli married Agnes KobertHon one cf I the clover and attractive members of thi Company which Mrs diaries Euan had organ o nt the 1rlncesas Theatre Bbe accompa nied him America Here Bouclcault lectured lectured ant superintended the precau lon nf some of bin plays at Iroduu tons Theatre He produced Tho Young 1 Actress The Fox Hunt or Don Quixote tho second and later a version of Louis pnzo Mr Bouclcault made his debut In New York as Sir liarlm Cofdnfrcam In Used Up on Nov in 1854 and he and his wife played In wie rllrd 1mladolplda and In other cities among othor rjays lathe t llellof of Luoknow In which as tint llraicn Mrs Boiiclrnutt node a treat I until In 1800 they returned to England llurlng their first tour In Amorlca ir nnd Ir IJuuoknult achieved grout popularity rf Ilnuclcault especially winning renoun and friends ni IM In Cricket on the Hearth iini e lu Nicholas NUkleby Zoe In tits Vctsroon Jtnmr llklely the Heart tu 10 Bldoihlan and Etlv Connor In the Colleen I was In tho foloon fawn that Mr nnd In lioucicault reniipcnred In London nnd while thero he proilucoit many nol play r ut bly IheLlfoof nn Actress In which ho appeared with Irda HUCCOBH as OrtmnuU and In Affinriosur Among other play ArrlIIPOIU rilY Amonl which Mr Bouclcault wrlt or adopted to the lags and in many of which he appeared dur Inu his losidwnce In Kinland wore Tho ade1 h Clerk Thi Long Htrlkn Tim Hne bcud After Dark and Led for Inr Astray Ho returtiol to New York In Kit niter nn absent 01 twelve year nppenr Inc wilt ins wife lit lloothn Theatre In Art Jogue It was In ovmhor 1874 that Wr li iiilciiult liroutlit out ThoHhaucrnun ODe 01 hip mnol popular and cucpeeslul plays at WllakA l Tliontrn playing hlrmnlf the part ol UIIH the Miijalionil liurlDir thin tour he produced Daddy UJJowd nt Itooths Thoa iff h Morn iitM Jlimr nt allnoks nnd LIAtray at the Union Rmnire In Do seater iI11 unit Wllllum Bitiart opened th e new lark Theatre In pattnorthlii Mr anti Mrs llnnclmnlt rei I rood to London toawjoar In Tho hhaimhrnun In 1874 and In I IBRil they yi dtntrelh r for the 187 time at Boothh 11 I ale In this city Mr lloucl i tacit lolurnoil to london I nnd rnmimrcl the tI I 5ID ol AKIUS HOt lt on anti tlm domosilo I heriustirid diCeyctiec t 1 hit fxlstod between her nml t rhl balt thereupon caused n permanent r lfllOI r blare llJ7i Mr Donrcicnult has called New rljpis home In the Burly part cllotl New eut to Australia whore he married louise Worndjko unactroH many yars fits junior us alteiwanl returned to Knglaml where a lucceurul run of hid 1lay Tbo jilt HUB in Krruiimi hy his Imply departur to avoid legal ooinpii a ion which threatened from a Milt I tordlyOree enso roucht by hIs wife Agnes Hob Jr Bpuclcnulta answer to his wifes suit was adeIal ti f II inarriaue and ho HHS defeated lit t ii trial 01 bo CUi i aud ordered to pay Illr Jliaonv I lie the cam lnt tlly to thin coun KiaH12 anti tlHl I lelievpt up to the tlmo of adatt ecsefiiiiy evnded the service of thin rclHllllr tie t order i ol tlie I lirltinh court Kt iIrs v 10Uc1c5u11 filoved her husband to kirii1 Ol and Proceedings were IimUtutnd 1 nlt oceolnlA Ir IUlllutOI rto compel the payment of alimony upon IIIM rootof i hOlr Ijtatrriage i m my years ago In a jttie dl I long hluco dlsajpuztrod J lu lower boy r lud aul ha had 8X children three 50i at tirM gtt I I iin William the eldest lle1 kl M led lorn I N OrlKub II 1HM I lie vas Wiii1urrullrlul n iduot In ingiantI twenty Jet I hi WI hm In New Vork In 1RVJ nnd Par two Oooc woU 10 ns VoLI wu born iso i lu i ir ai ldto Iatrk i1 was 10lllllondon l l lI N 111 In 1 b67 and Aulrlr HuIofl80n In l TMitayrt din Ik7 t ack Clayton n I AuIIjJi t 1 itt Is I OU lie SHK 111 ltl L Ir lit a Il II te 1M livi z In itw 1 ork with tr 1 nt I I orl wlb trg II 1 lit I t an rmi 4 licl n I I 11 tvIn U Ul M 1 Ililinoror tleM i u act ug in rnnnrction wili re j 1 hi i 11 n f I jIl Mi t Jini leuult i i I 1 i II WUK iruil 11 I ubnii wIX I 0 I tdi yn rIHlrIII irollllc I lie ii brei u t 11 11 iiui lird 1 tot l r 1lrOI 1lel I th I hot l littu I t 1 1o As a Ir 01 ysiistond nh I I I Talaln Iftrtb 1111 I ii Lt was cnldut d I unihullnd II In t 10 1111 In the maltor 01 llllup j cou rlirtlQt of plots and InventIon at lIaietu plol 111101 1 I lf 111 111 mS i L FrfHIC AttUORILAXK JUSTS The French riot Hlaad the Trial hash nllr Than Other Horl WAanninyoe Sept 18The armorplate test came oft today at Annapolis about a bundled people Interested In ordnance attending There were three platesone of steel from the Creuzot Irk another of steel stud nickel from the same work and the third n com pound stctlwrouRht Iron plata from Caramel A 1 Co of Sheffleld England Tho intention was to fire fifteen shots so that tho first should be discharged nt all the plat before the second shots were nrtd This with a relative placing of the plate Insured a Impartial tel tha gives today Null a value over other trials of that tba character Only twelve shot or fired four nt each plate It WAS determined to leave the remain ing shots tbe fifth for each plate until Monday when the eightinch gun will te utilized The plates wore of uniform sine eight feet high by six feet broad and ten and a halt Inches thick bolted to throe feet of oak backing ns armor Is secured on Warships The projectile was a otindieapound Haltzor chrome steel armor Piercing gun with au Initial velocity of 2076 fet per hecond nnd a striking energy of 3301 fet ton ano using a powd r charge of fortyfour ant pounds A new sixInch gun made In fiftytwo days was used with groat success ttwo IrAt IUCOIS Tile tot demonstrated the great superiority of trench armor plain over the Ensllsh ma terial Incidentally this It 1 victory for Amer lean institutions since Ibo French pattern has been adopted by the BetbUbem people and tbe Haltror projectiles which made a good showing are expected to have a rival in an Ameilcan production at no distant day The tuulve shots today worA carefully noted as to etloct by a board or ordnance exports head ed by Admiral 1 A Kimberly and Commodore lolgor The discharges were attended with heavy reports anti a shower of steel projectiles Tht first shot on the Oruazote plates pro duced little surface effect Tho proiectllo was onethird Imbedded In the steel plate nnd In tbo nloUlo pinto I rebounded 300 foot leaving nrngged bolo The damage was local Tno first hot on tbe Camtuol plate was moro dis astrous The projectile perforated the Iron backing The second shots at the Cruezoto pinto loft tbo surfaces In good condition little disturbed bojond the point of impact a projectiles ro bounded from the allsteel plate almost ns good as when fired from thogun havlngnenrly penetrated the plate In the second shot against the Oammel plate the prOJOClUe penetrated In tho third shot against the Cronzot steel elate tho projectile rebounded thirty feet lodging In the sand bal at the mouth of the gun The bolts and wedges abound the frame work were started Tbe third sbqt against the nickel plate left the projectile Imbedded The third shot on the Cammel plate jarred the framework deepened Iho cracks and ox toudod them across the plate perceptibly weakening the taroot The top WW deeply and widely split Tho fourth shot against the Creuzot stool plate left its surface unmarred by moro than local cracks The projectile ro hounded after penetrating the proiootUe and broke into threo pieces The fourth shot on the nickel plate produced no great defects Ihoro wore moro disturbances than in the all steel plate bnt they were In the vicinity of the point of Imi act and did not materially shake the reliability of the body of tbo plate The projectile rebounded from I cleanlyout aper ture Into the gunners house Tbo fourth shot against the Cammel plate waa damaging It wrecked the upror por tion tearing out onefourth of tho plate bodily and distributing the seven large and many small pieces In nil dlrectlonB The oro joctUo In the weakened condition of the plate rut through the steel and wrought Iron and oak backing A email part of tho projectile Ml to the ground behind the backing while the remainder three fourths was found Imbedded In an earth mound 200 feet distant having taken an up ward direction The cracks In the lower part war wer deepened and tho portion of the plato remaining was seated and shaken The re preentatlves of the Cammel people wore pre sent In I to your correspondent said that tho test was almost Impartial although a severe one and wero willing to have the results as shown by the four shots speak for themselves They will remain to see the effect 01 the fifth shot on Slondnr Becretnry Tracy was pre sent and took an active Interest in the po MASSACRED JH THE PACITia Farther Detail or the Native Uprlilne la the Carollnn Group SAX FDAKCISCO Sept 18 Among the passen gers on Ibo steamer Gaelic which arrived yes terday from Yokohama wan O Lloyd Omens a merchant from Manila He brings details from the Philippine and Caroline Islands ot the terrible massacre on Aug 10 In the town of Pnnape In tho Caroline Islands Rebel lions and massacres have been numerous of late 10nslnd ollta years In the Carolines and only a few months ago an insurrection occurred daring which a number of lives were lost The massacre on Aug 10 resulted In the death of thirtytwo persons and the injury of many more panape settlement whore the trouble oc curred Is five days journey from Manila from which port several Bpanixh menofwar oor Spl mpnolwlrwero at once despatched to assist In restoring peace Tho Spanish soldiers were building a large fort just outside Fanape and had stored In tbo unfinished fortress a number of rifles and guns On the night of Aug 0 a solitary soldier was left to guard the fort During the night a crowd of natives which Included a large num ber of Malay women attacked the fort killed the guard nnd took pos eston of the rifles ant guns Then tho armed mob made an altR luna the town nt daybreak and before tho rebellion was quelled thirtytwo Hpanlards were massacred No foreigners except Bpailah mtsplonnrics wore Injured t oral American missionaries have been publicly rewarded for enilncthe jive of prominent Bpuntnrds who took refuge In tbe homes of the missionaries A great fire In Mnnllit six weeks ago destroy ed property valued at S3000000 The Iro n in n tobacco store from an exploded lamp nnd burned fuiiously about tn hours The principal thoroughfare of Manila Roesarlo street was swept clean by the flames The principal sufferers by the fire were Importing and exporting housts and Insurance com panies The heaviest loss falls on a blir Chinese exporting house which carried little If uny In surance A great financial crisis Is I reported nt Manila Homp nnd sugar the two principal interests of the 1 rhliipplniH are In I terribly demoralised condition Owing to the hemp trunt In the nulled States scarcely anY hemp has been exported and hero are 200000 bates stored In Manila with no prospects ot immediate sales bDAK81PJAII NEMUUIAI FOUNTAIN Lord Soekvllle Claim to Own its Site and Sir Cklld Offer to lluy It rnrLADEwnu Sept iThe controversy ovor the claim of Lord Sackvlllo to collect rent for the ground at Shakespeares birthplace on which tho memorial fountain erected by Georgo W Child stands may possibly result In the acquisition of a part of the great poets town to Mr Chllds It was announced yesterday that Mr Chllds had hent across the sea a proposition to pur chase the ground Lord Sackvllle who con tends that the ground Is a part of his ostoln I pretty nearly at liberty to nnme hus own figure The peoplo at StratfordonAvon hold that the ground Is a common nnd has been xuli for years und the payment of rent U I resisted nn ihut point Lord buckvlll IA 1 not so dull Oi of gutting monei out of HUH he Is that IsIs right t clul lent shall be ad mitted and Iq Informed the Town Council that ho would I I remit the rent If he ware only asked to do to The council however would not please him no much as to do that Lord HacLvllle In view of tho tact that tho donor of the nioinoilnl fountain whirl cost fMwxi I in an American bus bun widely crltlrlned and the English joiirna M have luetnod with adverse lOaimonlR ionr 1 butte linih the land ht will present It lo the IlWn The fountain hag already been presented Tb lanar Will Get Eve OMAHA Hpt BJooal theatrical circlet were surprised today to learn that Manager Miner of the opera bout bad Instituted a suit for damages against Kent and Wlllett proprie tors of the Bmndurd opera troupe who hud opened mi rugngtiuientnt Miner Thi ntreon hunda II l t Mil or HiT he means to Ilk thih a tot cn f lln uFerl that HIM Mntidmd 1 111 i o tr I itlpo lepritfvntHl I to him thul UIHV i hail I er tuln liiiicir ol fete with them nnd tie WIK lull I Ild U1r book them At t tho i flrH purfoini am Tin note i liiBHrii weri inU1 1 1 and tint all was 0I llk that lliiiwr rUbod 10 open the door Monday ultfbt Ha will I DOW IUI for damago as n balm lor hi wouadfd feelings HM liiis attached the eoitum fcenwry Ac Hrforwer ThecoMipsnyconUmsbaJf a dpzu Neir york I d f E POLICE DONT INTERFERE inn rt iTonvaroMtA rixK HEAIJSII JUl IIIK xuciiu There r DcUollvcH llnnd not They Uldnt Take the ComitocklM View Th Momin In tlta Andlrnce Ailonlnliod The turnrlslnc display of phtslque that Miss Plbyl Johnston made at the Standard Theatre In the stndlosoeno In The Cletnanoeau Cue on Wednesday night when she assumed for tho first time the rAle of Ito which Miss Poarl Eytlnee was ton muoh for resulted In the attendance of the polios at laot nights performance Sohmlttbencer and formance Acting Capt Bhrltbener Detectives Hayes and Brett went to tbo theatre prepare I to make n arrest Incase bounds of case they found that tho propriety wore oterstopped I Anthony Oomstock was there nobody saw him Little Abe Hummel Mr J M Hills lawyer was hastily summoned by messenger after the out tain rose Word had been sent to Mr Fl ron tho adaptor of the clay that Miss Johnstons ought to b arrested on tho her of her form ground that be exposure In tbo third act constituted Indecent exposure In tho meaning of I the law Tho theatre was jammed of course Club men mon About town and public officials Chile wore In the orchestra seats Comptroller Myers was conspicuous and so wore Lillian llusioll and Mr William Bandlord They had stats In tho seventh row of the orchestra and sat the play out Miss Johnstune repeated the amarlng dis play of her figure upon the models pedestal in the studio scone hho is 1 n tall and pretty woman with blue eyes nnd golden hair She womln with her arms uplifted as the nude model Mho had no stay ntid her chest and logs were encased In silk tights that wealed with candor at err outline of her form There lh II was absolutely no other drapery Shun tho curtain rose on ednorday night and revealed hor thus tbe siectatora wore fairly dumtoundored with astonishment Last night only the nomon In the audlenca ap pented to be astonished About a third 1P tho big audlonot clapped their bands Miss Johnstone stood motionless for half minute not moro and then Actor Lackaye threw about hor a white gown I was when tho nctreea fastened thin rapidly about her form that the spectators were startled by tho extreme realism of the feigned nudity 01 the etrome The silk Jersey was flesh pink and the white drapery emphasised the color Miss Johnstone appeared to be entirely self possessed and Ibo laughed as she bound the drapery about her with n girdle of silk cord Irrle leaving her chest exposed for fully a minute W she did st Comptroller Slyers looked grave nnH iAttntr flunt KnhmlttbnrcfAr Bhoolchf H hfiud Oi cant Interfere here ho said and loft tho theatre The actress got a curtain call at tho end of the act Mini Jobnstono was married onlv nllttlo over a month ago to I Wall street broker I was her second marriage It could not bo discov ered last night whether her husband was In the theatre nor has anybody been nblo to find out what ho thinks of Miss Johns tones darIng reIfl relll friends wont behind the scene and congratulated the handsome actress after the play She poke laughingly of Ito sensation sbo made on Wednesday night I never saw anything so Indecont In sug gestion she said as was the statue on Mon day night with a partial dtaiwrr of the models figure I said to Manager Iron 1 will play n Ualatea with my figure entirely draped or I will wear Olur ontrelY all But I will not consent to the Improper euccostlvonoss of went Ing tights and a moro bit of drapery They wouldnt Ut mo bo a anfrn so I took tho othor alterna tive 1 bold that I Is i art to be natural I resent tVI sent tbo nssertlou that my Impersonation thus is in any way unchaste or improper CASE COS VAILURC For to upend br the flaaks Which Jlemnxled More Heearltr BOSTON Sept 19The failure yesterday of Chase t Co singular Instance It Gardner Chle was a slnlula stance of hard luck The suspension was due to I most unfortunate condition of affairs over which the firm bad no control and under or dinary circumstances would not havo been necessary The arm held stocks which almost everybody considered A No1 but through some ones manipulations they took a drop and the banks which held them us security became frightened Give us moro security was the cry from all hands at once Another unfortunate clrcumstince was that money was tight Chase k Co ranked high la financial circles and theY had little doubt of their ability to borrow enough to tide them through their difficulty but to their consternation they could find no lenders The members ot the firm knew lost Saturday that unless the pros sure was lessened they would have to suspend and on Monday they concluded that it would bo Impossible to bold out any longer laid one prominent businessman In my opinion this failure shows to n large extent the condition of business today Here was a firm composed of men who are highly es teemed yet their buMnvs associate didnt have confidence enoueh in their business standing to pull them through Chase t Co I bollottt have stocks enough in the banks to cover the lace value of their notes today but If vlu should be I drop top of I per rent they would be behind and this ho banks did not want to rink Ho Inellls their directors forced an assignment Unless I am mistaken othor concernn orB In n posi tion very Mmllar to this although they may not bo dolncso large n buslnes on so snmll 1 capital us did I Gardner Chase A Co I dont want to pose as nn agitator but more suspen sions In two or throe weeks would not surprise me 1 particle unless there Is a derided change In tbe monet market Bo far as I have heard nnd I am In a option i to know the downfall of this firm Io not ufTeet any others directly but It will weaken confidence and those con cerns that are sailing pretty close to tho wind today may run Into n squall which will tip them trimmed over unless tliuets are pretty carefully trmmet MJSS VLAOflB COVSrNa OBJECT They May Not Content Hrr Will bat Tbey Dot IVnnt Sir Cady to Share In II Miss Maria Flnce the spinster daughter of Aznrlah c Flacg n former Comptroller of the city as well as Secretary of State died last May at thence of 74 the left an estate which Is variously estimated at from 75000 20JOOO nnd now come of her heirs are objecting to the terms of her will which was filed in July and by which Artemns S Cady the confidential In his lifetime In for clerk of her father leUm comes a share of tho estate When Mr Flugg died In 187C Mr Cody was remembered In his will and by tho provision of Miss Flat will he re ceives 5000 from her estate and his wife the leasehold of tho house 409 West Twentythird street where Miss FUcC died Bequests aggre gating MOOOO are loft to nther friends and tbe remainder Is to bo divided up among the twenty nephews and nieces of her lather who nro scattered over the country Two or three of these nephews and nieces didnt HUo the Idea of Mr Cndyeomlngln for a share and they halo engaged William G Opnenhelin to look out for their Interests Mr Oppenhelm is 1 not ready to say that there will be a contot nt all but he has obtained the privilege ol examining witnesses before taking 01y stop In tho matter Mr IbM lawyer Efl Arnold says that he doesnt believe the whom estate Is worth moro ttiiin 711 tutu nnd the leasehold I that comes to Mrs Cftiy he values at IHMKX He says that nu undue Influence whatever was brought to bear upon lilies Fines who Wits a remarkably clear beaded old tidy at her death nhewiotn 1 her entire will which was u long one with tier own hand to lot the Surrogate wno should mentally pas upon sound it see that cue was physically and A MixInch Cnt on liii Used A little after 1 oclock last night a general fight occurred In the Itulllan Baloon and Iool Itoom at 837 Kast llt ntb street A large crowd fathered and Joseph Mahoney 10 years od of 441 East Thirteenth street came stacgrlne from tho saloon ble llngfrom a stHh wound in bl bead six Indies long MulionHy did not know who nail cut him iii wit ieiiiou il tn the Ill Hi street station baits and nu mnbiilnnro 1 culled from I loiloviie i hurvenn llnclitu I I found Hint i loity mall ancrlnit In Ibis liMid had Uiou rupture tf ia 1 Irler jSiu uunil waKilrcvMd and th man Mitt to the bnflltal Tha po UA airOstl KlchohiH Liivln 18 years old IU Italian tailor llvlug at 837 La t Llvutu IIt t I Tb Me f Clcetrl loln inAfiOfvolor4 ftt403 I and 4fti Gull 5 M Y a r orirftllDi the CasUist 1 I S Jn IOall 41 I the li auU4bl lWtM f 1sea I J Jtolg flt J tJ Nwlrly uniluil Hud Hprcd Tblral raqulsitas al toUr rott ou lb Hoyal ills lie I ftrat 4 Letatso Nv Vurk Iliiltdilptila llsltl lore sad Wmlih 5s i by htJtftjr CIII l ttujlor situ R 4 ii Tlnrcid U aoublt llui 9 IIKotlrtlmilQ laid wIth heavy tutl rulicu reel Istlsil ead ib aub purler Lag tifniiui tut qulva cui I ibt cum cc r Lath AU IrillU Ut TMlllruUa hltllJ I l stasis as Vlbtta br JiDUtk gas ClaUss ton tt Uiisly st4it l r a4t S i O AVb re Yeplordarn Elves Ven A IIl45 I 141 Or ii It HKri BaUtnsm b A f cu rr dsmg l 51001 11 I A Minh 5 MHUm SIred l lltBry humor i rr i lnt aaw t 11 ii tWintS Ih1 tony irI Mini Saleiitiue l latunt KtAi i suid rur I rnur Uui Qtiumtt fiu ii i u 10141 fl It lxiy I i tour U ptrtat bliui r Ito lewds I i11 vu ja i it iviiiniiii I sliest liditidge ro riiiel I raise Ever haul Tbt Until Irnlnetvtr ronfirucltd are indallyeervlea btlvetn New Ibrt riiltadclpliU liauimert and VIi iiinton vtoJry Otinra ltaalni and k and I All Ilit cart art vtiiioultH litaled tty tieam Lad lldiltd I ty Sal Liot eti ar OfNld with a zafla cisupar nl aefQMiUnct hid P UI I tppreclaiti kjr kttit I Cs 11 w C 11 a teal le UlII elM I u d iOKEIt IN TUB IlLOT 1HIUBK Drudr Mny lie Hnd to Ott Up His TI Alo nlnoTtiit floats Crew On warrants issued 1 by Justice William J rower of Wen Brlxhton the crow of the tug boat William Vanderbilt with the exception of the steward woto arrested last nlsht at 1lor 18 North lllvorand taken to Buxten Island and locked up The pilsoner ar Opt Charles DIet Engineer 110nel gineer James Fllzctrald Flromtn John Car roll and Deck Hand Jauaea Dally The warrants I rants were Issued on complaint of 1atrlck Brady collector for a brewery In Bayonne that luttun Brady In his complaint say IAt dar hl attended the excursion tbo Germ nit Hlnglnc Hocloty to the Palisades from Bayonne Tbo excursionists were conveyed to the grove on a barge draw the tug Van derbilt At the grove Brad displayed a large cum of money lie bad made tbe acquaintance of Capt Illotr before stat ting from Bnyonne reedy to return When the excursion wan r er rtur home tho Captain Invited Brady to come on board the tugboat Brady accepted tbo Invi tation and on the way down tbe river Cent Dlotz suggested a game of draw poker While Dock Hand haiR steered ho boat Oapt Diets lira ly and Engineer FlUaeraM took a band I hou It the e game which wan played lu the pilot Brady who scorned to bo a expert at poker surprised the tugboat men by the manner In which ho raked In the chips When darkness camo on Brndy was far ahead and wanted to stop but tbo boatmen insisted on continuing tho game As they could not halo a light In the nllot bouso they went blow and resumed the game In the galley here wino four women trleudi of the crew in that part of the boat Brndy continued to win until Ibo boat men had staked nnd lost wn last dollar By this time tho boat wnh In the Kills off Utaton tlelbo Dletz then asked Brady to step outside the deck where It was vary dark He told Brady that ho bad not plaTed a fair gems and that he must Iv up the money Brndy refused and the Captain knocked him down He then grappled wIth tbo Captain when others ot the crew took a band In tho fight They finally made him give up not only the money he had won but also about 160 more more tug was stopped and the excursion was delayed for I considerable time No one on board the barge seemed to know what was BOluc on on the tugboat When the tug reached Bayonno Brady wa allowed to go on shore He tried to have Ibo crew arrested In New Jersey but as the affair occurred In New York waters he had to go to btaten bland to wear out the warrant Ho charged tbo defendants with assault In the second degree and grand larceny The prison ers wbo deny the charges will probably be ar I raigned in court today A nor XL INDUSIIIT lawyer Bluckraon Plan or FteUtnc 17p Claim lo Valuable Property John E Blackman a lawyer late of Omaha has established himself In this city In I novel business IIo began about eix months ago by setting up a claim for the entire frontage on the east side of Broadway from Fiftieth t Fiftythird street which was Dar of the old Bloomlngdala road and included in the John Hopper farm When the road was closed and Broadway laid out Mr Blackman ays that the title to the land reverted to the Hopper heirs whoso rights ho has bought up Now be has found another part of the flop per farm which had been set apart R I family burring around by a special agreement dated In 1782 I remained n unused burring ground until 1885 when E L fjtrlKor one of John Hoppers descendant erected n apart nJnr mont HOIPers on I Mr Blackman satisfied himself that the title lay in the VOO heirs of Matthew Hopper a lon of the original John Hopper who bad reserved a burial plot in a Bale which be made to one of his brothers Mr Blaoktnan has bought up tho rights of all these heirs he says and has begun suit to ni eject Mr Striker Mr Blackman has other claims of a similar nature on land In Brooklyn and New Jersey I make tbla my regular buairjftss ho said blaossl 1d mae When I find that the rightful title to n piece of property lies In a peisonwho hasnt possession I go to him and buy him up Of course I do It quietly und sometimes when thorn are a lot of hetra to be bought off I takes a great deal of careful work and a study of human nature to persuade them to sell reason ably I have been In the business for sixteen years PO I ought to have the hang of It by thin time I believe I am now the ilchtfnl owner of the Broadway property 1 have set claim to and am ready to carry the litigation nocessary tote conclusion It isnt my purpose to simply sands cloud a title and bo boueht off for a fow thou oor I0NBY Nn TPROSECUTE A Darkr Witness who Voted into the Prisoner Irn MuddenlT George W Watson a colored wale accused Samuel Feck colored of stealing his watch on I church picnic On the trial in the General Sessions yesterday he would not testify that that Pock had stolen the bo was sure watch The jury disagreed Then Prosecutor Gross ealdBefore Before tho trial began your Honor Walton told mo that he had changed his mind and did not want to prosecute leck further He asked whether be could withdraw the complaint and I told him that he could not While the jury was out 1 leainod from Pecks mother that she hud agrefd to pay Watson 25 at his re quest on condition that he would withdraw the complaint 1J Court Officer Wund of this court Watson admitted that he recolvtd 13 from the mother I have prepared ullldn Tlts to thli effect and I now ask that Watson to committed by your Honor to await the no tion of tbo Orun Jour upon the charge of compounding u felony It Is time that mon and wiDiun In this oltr should be taught that they cannot make grave charges in the police courts Withdraw and them before for moner the Grand J ury and then I grant the motion said Judge Fitzgerald The defendant may stand committed to await tha action of the Orand Jury look may be remanded 10 await I new Jmr Watson wan a very much surprised colored man when ho found himself ut the bar In reeks place When Clerk Dlvu ort nuked him whether he was born In the United Htutea he replied emphatically Velnny No Klrreo 1 was bon in Lynchbnrir 4lfflhfsr VI A SELL DOT Ferbap Somfthlnnn Ileea Pound Out About the liookmnUcri Cash DOt Inspector Byrnos and his detectives and the persons connected with the Hotel Yendomo malntnln an air of mystery about tbe loss ot Bookmaker Carlana tin box and the 112000 or 15000 which It was said lo have contained which was deepened last night by what looked like tho arrant of aboil boy In the hotel Inspector liymnee was In the hotel whn th boy wa taken away Ho bad Detective Sor ceants Bberldan Sheldon Heidelberg and Mangln with film Manager bUlnfold and Ilopdetor 1laut were also there nnd In con ferencu with the detectives Suddenly a bell boy In blue coat alI hrius buttons disap peared bherldan ncd bholdon went outside lelred oUlslle the front entrance of the hotel and Mangln and Heidelberg Into thu barroom under tOo olrtce 1rnm the barroom thor disappeared through a uoor tbut lends back ui the tar und Manager bteufeld lollowid tbem wilt a 81Me rly 1t A lew minutes atlerwurd the two deiectUes and tuu bull boy reappeared but this time they cams UP tl biiBument steps on lortyurst sti eel unit boaidod 1 a llrovdway cnr lur down town The bell boy was without hU uniform this 10 As iho trio nail eti to tho car one ot the deiecthes nm blx hands over the boys clothing hun a I reporter tried to tpeuk to t Ie boy HanKin stuppid him I 1 object ha Bald lie u my prisoner A Olru Treasurer Uhot COHCOBDU 0 Sept 18Thomas McGrath Treasurer of Fulford o Oot circus exhibiting bare shot sod killed by W M Little hee was kld Ir Lrtt one b the proprietors of the huw There was much ioit men lor a time but I Coroner jury biouttutln 11 verdict that the shooting was aiciduntn iloilrnlU ltmvit u lunillr sup posed to tie In hew 1 ork lie was an oldtime showman cad ticket seller KILGORE OF TEXAS KICKS one nLoir OF IBId HOOT vxtoats Till DOUR Of THIS HUVSK T naerkrrpcr IteHiefd to Opt I at Ills Con and He Kicked I Open th hoer HlrtklDK Mr DtuKler orhals In the r ot lludlr ItrnUlns III N I WARniNOTox Rept 18The Dimocrat base been In an ugly mood for several weeks and ao not hesitate to show their contempt of the par i tisan and outrageous conduct of tho majority The action of Mr Ktlgore of Texas today la I Licking open the door In order to Itt Into the lobby during the call of the House shows tho contempt in which the arbitrary coune of the Speaker is 1 hold The Virginia election case was the unfinished business but the House Itolf l was engaged In tho technical proceeding of trying to approve yesterdays journal The Democratic mem bers wore endeavoring in every way to pro Tnt tho consideration of tho election case and In pursuance of this policy almost all of them left the hal to break a quorum on the Question of approving the journal A call was I ordered which brought in a number of Demo crats and a yea and nay oto was being taken on a motion to dlsponso with further proceed ings under the call when the Domocratlo Inll cal Domocrato mem bers again began to decamp Mr Burrows called tho attention of the Speaker to the fact nnd risked i Ibo members present could not b obliged to remain The Speaker replied that the rules woro Intended to secure this end Ho added that ho did not see why they were not observed Accordingly the aeslstautdoorkoorerlMr Houkldtrectedall of the doors leading Into the ball to b locked Hardly bad this been dono before Itepresentn tlvo Kllgore of Texas presented himself at the door at the Speakers left hand and sought to go out into tho lobby He found that tho door was locked and the doorkeeper In charge Mr Hayes refused to unlock I Unlock that door demanded the stalwart Texan Tho doorkeeper moved not whereupon Mr Kllcore gave a sudden and vigorous kick and the frail baize structure flew open and Mr Xii gore strode out Ho was followed In about the same fashion by Representatives Crab of Texas Cummings of Now York and Coleman of Louisiana who In turn forced the lock open without opposition from the doorkeepers At the moment Mr Eileoro drove the door flying Wide open Representative Binder of Maine was approaching from the other side The door struck him with full force In the face bruising his noso badly For a time it was feared and so generally reported that the bone had been broken but this a found not to be the case There Is no rule bearing directly upon the offence which the Texas member committed but there is no doubt that be could bo pun ished under tbo general rules governing the order and conduct of the House I the Speaker or any member saw fit to mako an example of him I is not likely however that a censure will be pronounced upon Mr Ellgoro and tho only result of his disorderly conduct Is the bruising of the Roman noso of Representative Dingier I is not known whether he will swear out a warrant charging Mr Kllgoro with assault and battery or not Representative Coleman of Louisiana says that he meant no disrespect to the House or to Speaker Reed in forcing an exit from the hall Ho felt controlled to leave but upon his first refusal by the doorkeeper he returned to his desk Later he saw that Representative Cram of Texas bad no difficulty In getting out and believing that be being made the belevfnl tlt was victim of unjust treatment Mr Coleman made 1r Clemln mno I second application that the door be opened for him and receiving n second refusal forced it open with his knee AH soon as he had transacted the business which called him out he returned and took bU seat again I r mum 1 irs osutciniya Indignant at an Attack on the Credit or Mr Vltlurd and HI Broker ExCongressman Stephen Van Cullen White had something to say yesterday about recent Wall street methods The subject about which I wish to speak be said Is the wanton and malicious attacks upon credit which lire made upon Wall tttreot und I propose to In stance things which have occurred within the last thirty days A few years ago the financial world looked upon a struggle for success which was as sublime a It was Bad In Its out come It wile the attempt of Mr Villard to carry forward grent national work connected with the building of the Northern Faclllo Railroad Mr Villard was overtaken by cyclones and the spectacle was presented to us more prominently than In any other case within my knowledge of that brave navigator In those troublous pens standing at his post on tile bridge antI going don with his ship poorer than any man whose cargo ho freighted Mr lard was spoken of at thut time as a wrack financially but hU manhood stood blither after the I ducllue than before Ho sacri ficed his Immense house In Now york Rod went abroad to the land ol his birth Ho looked those North Oerman countrymen in the lace and his look was an Inapt otlon und they bucked him with abundant financial re sources to again carry on his enter prises in connection with that cioit Irls1 Iloat property During tho last month Mr VII lardB brokers have been the strongest In their backing any men carrying stocks on this street Their credit bus been BO high that In the woist days of Inst week they bought for foreign account JJCilWOQO worth of securities and the money was cabled to them on the first days of this week Their average halnno Irst bunk ha run higher In my judgment than any other brokers In the hoard extending In these troublous times to half I million dollars night The brokers themselves suiplusat Illh 1ho brukor tbelselvoaaro Den of the highest integrity spoken ot by their acquaintances in the block Exchange In tho highest toims and yet this sublime Mr Villard and his brokers have bad their credit bundled about in the mouths of financial cial blackguards In the lat law weeks and financial chicks BO email that the shell was still sticking to them have run around stcklnl nronnl Baying that they understood that Villard stocks bad got to tie Itiuldated While the thing Is fresh In mens minds I want to brand It with tbe infamy which it desert and I be live that all rood man will join with me In this matter Personally I nover did anything for Mr Villard nor Mr Illard for me Neither be nor his brokers know that I have thought of giving this Interview but I benr tribute to integrity ant manhood and I call on other len against who wish such to bear vilification lIke tribute to rally with me J31SAU VNDtltt 111S TRUCK Job BT Ollroy Found Vii liii Skull Fnelured After a Quarrel John M Gllroy 53 years old a truckman who lived at 371 First avenue was found dead under his truck at Broadway und Twentyfilth Etreetnt 4 oclock yesterday afternoon His skull was fractured Early last night Detec tive Kemp arrested Joseph Kucent of lie East Kluhtrenth street on suspicion that be was roppouxlhl fur njlroyu death Nugent la reported to have been n buslneia rival of Oil roy and eloillve Kemp discovered that ha led had words with dllrny two hours before Gllroy WHS found dend lllioja don interfered to i roteit him father und liugent struck him With a monkey wrench dllroy disarmed fu Kent aid knocked him down louugtiflroy trot it lushness call then and drove away nn ins own truck His father was dead when he returned Young Gllioy said inst night that he did not belUve that Nunent bad killed his father lie thinks that his tether fell on the truck ned dentally IRN4 1111 BiiEn iAX KXIIAIMI He Tell What ban Became criSis AmocO est to the National llnnklau All WASHINOTOV Sept 19 Senator Sherman Mid to Tin SUN this evening The amendments to the National Banking act about which THE SUN is l FO anxious lare I after mature consideration bean lolnced to two sections and It Is quite poslblo that the first section authorizing national banks to 10 duce their holdings ot bond Ac wilt be omitted altogether When a few elate ago the bill was ready to be called up Vouturr Me Iherson was ill and the matter win postponed Then Senator Plumb oflerod nu amendment substituting greenbacks for national bank notes as fast as the latter woio withdrawn nnd which was subsequently supplemented by tjenitor Cockrrll with a scheme about of tha same nature I and others of the cummlttco at once flaw that this sort of thing promised to reopen the old greenback subject and create interminable dUoiislon which nt this period would prove unfortunate while other Important legislation was pressing us lu addition to the thliius above related came the financial Hurry In Now York The commlttoo realized that great care must be exercised In financial legis lation and so tho committee has about de cided to let the matter rest for a while until a more opportune period arrives for ills cus lnB the measure Although I have tho bill In such shape that I can call It up at any time I am personally opposed to doing so for the reasons stated Ono of tho reasons why wo have about decided to strike out the first section Is that by allowing the banks to reduce their holdings ot bonds a contraction ot cur rency would probably follow and It Is this very thing that the country Is now especially anx ious to avoid Senator Sherman also said I desire to pay through the columns of THE SUN that I do not endorse Senator Farwolls views upon the BubTreasury system That is the wisest lug noy left us by the Democratic party Abolish the SubTreasuries and place the money lu national banks and you are liable to engen der speculation and all the evils that follow In its train I am firmly In favor ot the plan to keep the Government money teparato whero the Government can cut Ha bands on it at a moments notice TUB PEOPLE AROVSED X adlnc Citizen of Hpoltane Fall Take tha 1laee ol blrlklnn Carpenter SPOKANE FALLS Wash Sept 1A remark able spectacle was presented at the now Ex position Building in this city yesterday Two hundred union carpenters struck work because the Board of Directors found it absolutely necessary to buy a small quantity of lumber from a boycotted mill Public indignation at once aroused to a remarkable degree Prom inent citizens bankers mercbnntslawyoraand Councilman pulled off their coats and hammer in ham wont to the building and engaged in the work of laying shingles on tha roof The example has become contagious and scores of other leading citizens joined in the work today including A M Cannon Father of the City J J Brown a millionaire banker and capitalist W H Taylor President of the Board of Trade Mayor Cloud and a host of others The strike was made without a moments warning A conference was imme diately held but It resulted In no agreement The Board of Directors then Issued a call to the public explaining their course and urging all good citizens to rally to the rescue A largo force of nonunion men were also placed at work this morning and the buildlncwill surely be completed in time for the opening on Oct L Long Island City Politician Arrested ExPostmaster James A MeKenna and his brother Joseph E MeKenna ot Lone Island City were arrested last night on a charge of assaulting George E Payne In the rooms of the Jefferson Club In Borden avenue Ex Iostmastor McKonna and Payne are both ns plrunts for the Assembly nomination oath regular Democratic ticket in the Second dis trict of Queens county Primaries were being hold In the Jefferson Club rooms when Payne entered with a list of names which ho wanted to have placed on the clubs enrollment books James MeKenna objected and said they were names ot men who were half Re publican and half Gloason Democrats Ho further objected on the ground that the rules of the club required that the men should en roll their names In peison Pnyno says that the two McKennas attacked him and would have thrown him out of the secondstory win dow bad not others Interfered He went be fore Mayor Gloason and hnd warrants issued accusing the men of assault in the second de gree They were taken to the Second police preolnot station house and balled out The President at Cresson Sprtne CBEBSOS SraiNos Pa Sept 18The Presi dent has spent most of the day walking and riding about the mountains Tonight he en tortnlnod at supper Mr and Mrs Theodore N Ely of Altoona Mr W H Dill of Cloartlold and Mr George W Boyd of Philadelphia Mr Dill brought with him a sorond appeal to the Presi dent horn the miner of Houtzdale and Phil llpsburgto visit the mountains Jt Is thoupbt pi obable that the President will accept the in vitation Saturday next Tomorrow the lllver and Harbor and Anti Lottery bills will reach Here by special wee cenrer and the Lxeoutlve expects to spend most of the day In consideration of the pro visions of the llrstuamed measure The Pro Idrnt will leave here for Washington between Monday and Thursday of next week After an Anonymous Letter Writer ATLANTIC HIOTILANPS Sept 18 Several per sons In this neighborhood have been the recip ients of anonymous letters during the past few days The letters were threatening and in tuiting and ot the blackmailing kind Mrs N J Minor of Naveslnk has received two Mrs Minors Utters were mailed from this place and Red Bank All of the letters wore signed W T iMra Minor bus Inserted tho follow ing card In the local paper If the party or parties that sent mo anony mous Utters ono from lied Bank and the other from Atlantic Highlands do not com forward und explain them 1 will prosecute them to this fullest xt ntof the law A lawyer has been employed by Mrs Minor who Is almost posi tive that she knows who W T is She It e pen I Her Generality Br Louis Mo Sept 18Mrs Elizabeth Ken nedy a wealthy Bt Louis widow incensed all her relatives last winter by convoying 50000 of her property to Robert G Waring for a con sideration of II and love and affection Her relatives alleged that she was Insnne and ubo was examined by a jury of experts and pro nounced sound mental Mr Waring washer brother and previous to bis windfall was a poor man Today Mrs Kennedy entered suit to have the conveyance sat abide on the ground that she was ill at tho time expected to die and wn not of sound mind Mr uiluc nays ho will uolJ on to tho property A Navel Ofllecr Kill Illmir BAH FJUNOISCO Sept 16News just received from Yokohama by the steamer Gaelic says that Lieut C II Turner tbe second otllcer of marines of the United States aiublp Uuiaha committed milclde on Anti Hi J Ho hull Ien lu I ill health I or hum tlnieuaj dually I I eliot hlnmlf ttirouuh the head with u rule Ho heaves a wile end two sot HIAIIKH JJIUU TIIK 2frJIIU4 Ill Tht dUniMtrd eltIp tmllenter Mtn olt llniriUii4 Lttt yntrcv Intl tt JUr iruni I let W C u WI ffbtMbiy lH lotrd lu I Htli Iiif lcir 7b u llu ut A f Tliompxiii Kiiiit Mint Atnani flit a d btr tiutl iiil ti rtiurtr I I rgr ilmii4r as tuiulutJ lj au Ujird trtMiU cf c uirit cc wiih Crews ID Turouto yiiKr ujr Tin ttrikt ut toUUtltrt la Settee fMlt4 lpM Wtw York and Cb cO i 5i bttn liltd In f vur ut Hit into lair btruif obitmtd ibtlr dtiuiud Khlcb ci sAles latu MI MB from tieM to M jr risk S I THE iOHIOS FAIIUIDDDLE LOCAL tNAni Its ItKMH XCI n IK TITO A 111 n 1 f VXMl Trati The nnnl 4It llrrlnrtil lie n Pntnl hits takf I liltiisn iimmltteenirn Iteard4 i n lllitnilf rrrs Vi tlnrs lor tMreelor CIIICAHO Petit 1Ilrpathing dcnnnclntlont on tlio unhappy directors of the Columbian 1 no1 lIon lttrl itt p ipttMIt Ion At thoiltial 1 kite and rellevlni thomse VOH of lone hootup this njoiiulmtloii tbe National Colt in ted nsrs ot the I air mndo the glided chamberx of the Council roar for hours todnj It was with evident tHuctanco that thu Commissioner ao I copied the lake front anti Jnckson 1nrk Kite I last Juni Kvcryhody know Hint nb nvyerup tin was impuudlng Todur It burnt forth I with form a flip storm can when Alternate Mercer ot Wyoming ofTorod n resolution thnt the dlroo tors ho allot uiOii In I icnlr nfilto In one com pact I oly Tho with u luud voice the alter liiiio from the West doolnroil that the World Fair propnstii ns It htinds today Is a die crncn before tlm pooplu ot the world Ha vtnincd th Comnniiioiicrs that a dull mite such an u as lontrinplntad would mean the ex penditure of UUOjJOjo and thin ho declared meant failure The speaker was loudly cheered lila Marie McDonuld the ommlsslonotatLargo from California supported Mr Mcroors resolution Then Dr Cochrnno of TOXHB roared a tirade against tim local ioard Senator Hnwoll ot Now Jersey also joined previous speaker la roasting Chicago for Its neglect to carry out Its promises to onuio g anti appealing for a re hearing on this site iiuoHtlon Gen St flair then got up and tirovoked tee rifle applause by his nwault on tho stupendous scheme adopted by the local Board He said the local directory was not treating the Com missioners fairly and than he urged the Com mission to put the Fair where they wanted it Judge Llndsey was also biter the local dhectors with a sharp stick It la time h said for this Commission to understand whether It is merely an adjunct to an Illlnolo corporation organized under the general laws of Illinois or whether Ic represents the dignity of the Government of the United States and la hero to too thnt It in maintained Q 1 bin statement aroused groat enthusiasm and the cheers burst lorth again when Mr Ritchie of Ohio rnppod tho local directors ovor the head for their ebuilllnc way ot doing bust nOrB A motion to glva the local directory until Saturday to submit some tangible Information an to their plans and Rites was adopted but not without H tierce opposition Tim local directory went Into executive see Blon early this evening to name their candi date for dlroctorKonurnl of the big fair At 11 oclock the directors worn still In session with no prospect of Immediate adjournment It la understood that two hours wore spent In die cuslng the roasting they cot from the com mlRBlnncru this afternoon At U oclock It Is said the directory Logan to ballot for director general At midnight the directors wore still In sos I clan with no prospect of adjourning before morning VXKMLAIMID 1tXoL tIZUT HOUNDS A Mnn With Two Jlnlrt Hole Hack an a Fleeing Burglar Sllzht SIeve Received A young man limped Into the Chambers Street Hospital ou Wednesday evening to have two ballet wounds dressed The wounds were i side by side undo the right thigh the bullets having passed cloarUhrouKh the flesh Ha said ho was John Geary aged 20 and that ho bad been shot In a barroom in Pougbkeepsie Ho was transfeired to Bellovno and detained till his story could be Investigated He told Capt Rynn tlmtthe shooting took place down by the river near the Poucbkcepsle railroad station on Tuesday night Ho did not know his assailants After the shooting be had rowed across the river in an open boat and como down by train to Jersey City crossing the ferry to Now York again Inspector Ilvrnes telegraphed to Pouchkeep sin ant learned that there hind been no shoot lug affray there in many weeks He learned however that a robbery was attempted at New Amsterdam on last Friday night In stone grlndlnir factory una that the watchman had surprised the three burulars at work on sola and had opened lire on them Iho watchman will have an opportunity to see It he can Identify Geary Geary said last nlcht that whin shot he was too much under the influence of liquor to know howlthap pened Mr Stiltwgscsns lOSth Birthday Sirs Rachel Btlllwnggon of Flushing cele brated her 105th birthday yesterday In boy pretty white cottago on Monroe and Union i Btrcts Heretofore it has bean customary for her birthday to be celebrated by a family gath ering lhe was taken ill about six weeks ago i and Is still weak BO the usual gathering was postponed Two cousin from Montlcello were the only noBons present from a distance lira HtillwagEon was born In Westchester county i n butt It 17SJ and has a vivid recol lection of many of the stirring events In the nations history Her mental acuities are but slliihtly Impaired Bho has tour generations of descendants living NtRte Ilquor Ilealem Amoelatloa ALBANY Sept IB Nearly all the delegates the State Liquor DealorsConvontlonrercalnad until today After rt parade through the prin cipal streets they took the cars for the Abbey about six milts south of Albany where they held their clam buko this afternoon A large number of the delegates will remain in Albany until tomorrow and avail themselves ol the excursion to baratogn Tbo new Jxecutlvo Committee was lu session all the morning The Weather The rain norm was forced to the northeutai was central yesterday tin coait of Maine heavy asia ailing from Portland northward Into Canada and boys Scotia The wind were high and Mowing 03 ihort ex cept la northern Maine and In Nets Scotia wber they were on shore with a light log covering the coast Fair weather prevailed tare In the Northwatt where a norm ever the lickots t and Minnesota wag Catherine energy creating Mali winds and showers It wai warmer In the Elate wet ot ttie Xltituippl I and tllglilly cooler east becomlug warmer In the Allan CIa colisi tatca In thli city the day was bright and olrar Tne hIghest Government temperature was 75t i lowest fio aver tge liumiaiiy CJ per cent wind twelve to flfteea mile au hour nurlliweit voday and aturday promlie to be air becomIng tllgtitl wurmtr Ibe tliermomeier at Irrya pharmacy In Tss Bet building recanted the temperature xterdayaa foUowii iit 15cc isiS IBSO DA M IW u 3 81 P U Cd 745 UAM I 17 Q U f M 63 73 HAM 17 u UP U Ill Oil UM t7 7U li hid rs as Ateraze eH Average on Sept 1H IK a tavii orriCB roRKrirr TILL B r M raipir Kor Maine New llamivlitre Vermont MaifcuuaeltA Rkojt Idand mal CoBiiicticut fair warmer wlndt gtneraily touttiery for nulrm tirw Iort cistern Vnntliianla ant tint Jertry lair fiiiltntxil by lltkt rain in i6rlin Ata lore wanner tt utlttitttilyuiH tit ida caiurua Icr Hie IJtttrUt of Ciluuibls Delaware Uarrlani ant V IrKlnU fair warmer ttrlali wlndi lieeomlnf outtie4 erlr ralu S AtnrJa lorHetierii bee ttti uud vreitfru Ienniylvanla ralu rreceleil by fair warmer oulheml rly wladj yalta aol looter bjiurdaj JOJllJH ABOUT 3O1TH Tolls lUvli a ntkro IM who tritd to hant hitachi Iniiitlumii wiiurcluiid IDI4II itiumtr atid oem inilleJ u tie Steen iilvrr s luia Tue Iru tteof tIle Aciirt lunil yesterday polttt4 Ittr h tri ty u bi I ilinut rcrturxv the and tu urcteil li e Se 1 nci iCli Jl4Vrr un Hie ii nil Ii or pl Slat terilnfatf that dC U II4IIV la rf AbrHIAlu lttl cal cut t c ear IO day 111 irO r ti ttiin ie HO I klri hr oly niild II llultril IfJIU UUltlMT llttct jllll lu a lUllltl hiI Iota 0 I C C et on I 1 fnn Jflti It I n u let u ll r r ii M tin r4orui I t t I oitur lr u t i r i i 5 nir jo ir rn i C 11 0 tOI ill rr A III 5 a if I 11 1 1 AII oIL brie tltTw iuu tut 0o tu L i Ouut b rui tl i 41 iiii Hi C I ol 11 tie 111 Itch He tilimiim Iravtt hit boa am ih i i I turletoetre u hu IIUH Pie reel uetut divide bilurren lurai Ihw fle rhillrfii reorduif 10 law ur ruitcuuitnn etprrM i liliiliilrt IliaC its 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4IIJ JJLULL 1IU 1 r PTE MBEiI 189L THE FJlfl FIRST CONGRESS t f uprxron rtuxa cairtatsa an nit JDOJCA tlXAXCIAL roLICT a 0r It OBV e tk nBdkMejr Ii t i BtMtf of le thu TrsrY tka Cemtrvl e t tk MoB r Market araaaB Rcfai t l k awkBd Va lei Ik flu mm d Dare n ai tke Dp MI1 Itt tk e Iy kk r TVisnRtoTOT Sept 1gIn tbe Benat today Mr VoorbefSPem Indi Introduced a bill t o retire the circulation ot the national banes to Usnelasal ten Jer notes In lieu thereof and to rwdnc tbe Interestbearing debt llferr to j th Commltt on Finance Mr Plumb lieD Kn1 offered a resolntlo I directing tb Secretary ot tb Treasury to In R form the Bansta whether th rule or policy chi I wELch require the payment e 11 t department rquln te of check for silver bullion over the counter of t BubTreasury Instead ot through the proper f Clearing House does not result In paying out notes ol the larger denominations Instead of those suited for circulation and use In ordinary and wbtther such math business transactions wbtbe ii j tln tunaton mt I o of payment does not result In the paymen il i ef gold Instead of Treasury notel I t As a non for offsrlng the resolution Mr t Plumb sent to the Clerks desk and had reads i ammbto New York banklni Utter from a mmbe o a bklol firm stating fact as to the payment of such checks aud venturing the prediction tbat th liver inestlon is I not anally settled and that New York speculation and accumulations o liver threaten to arouolt M Dank withdraw als 3 of Treasury gold the writer tars will b azd upon by cettaln Influential journals her I unscrupulously A break In the market nre i el silver and that threatens atsucb a time I I I will equal proof of holy writ In support of fears I I the discussion on the resolution Mr Plnmb spoke ol the conspicuous illustration that bad taken place within the last few wok l of the Impolicy ol allowing the Treasury Department to obstruct accelerate the business partment obtrot or acelorMe bOllnea of the country For years the Treasury Da bad boarded and during all partmenthad boae money dunD al that tim the volume of currency bad beet I constantly decreasing on account of the with drawal of national bank notes The Secrotarj I II ot the Treasury nas seen the business ot the country hampered on account of that lack of I money but be has waited until a panic wa Impending not a stock brokers panic but a I stringency of money that affected tbe banks of I all the cities and seriously Interfered with the operations of ordinary business And ten what did the Secretary do 7 Ha gv ont the money to the holders of Gov I ernment bonds under snob circumstances as to I enable thm and not him to control the I money supply ol the country during their i pleasure The money wblcn I few lara ago was In the Treasury and which could hae been put out at the will of the Secretary was I i today In Ibo hands of the mel who owned I bonds to the amount of 20000000 And 1 was perfectly safe to say that these men hating that money would use I to benefit themselves I I and not In the Interest ol the people Nothing but an overwhelmlug calamity would ever divorce the l reaaury calamiy malicious In I terference wlh the business of the country ti bhoruan I irp Ohio fM that while be bad no objection to thetraaolutlon that which bad been done bad been done In strlt execu I tion 01 the law Tbe Secretary of tha Treasury bud no right to par for silver bullion In any I Ia anI thing but Treasury notes Those Treasury I notes were Issued In largo denominations There was only a errshor time to prepare for the execution ot the law and a I sufficient amount uf Treasury notes of I I I mal denominations could not b prepared I Thofo large notes necessarily did not enter I I In to the general circulation ot the country Ho tMr bberman doubted tbe toiler or paying a years Interest on bonds In advance The I financial scare was a manufactured erare It i wa gotten up by brokers by bulls and bears and varlou kind ol animals who prac I Used their trade on tbe ixctiangesol New I lork Tnere wa no real serious financial disturbance in the country 1 was confined to the city if New lark He thought that things should be let go on as they were and that the Secretary of tOe Treasury should b permitted to use his discretion Alter lurtber discussion ilr Plumbs reo lution was acreed to I The Tlceiresldent announced his having tined the lllver and annonc6 bil barnl The calendar was then taken up for a hour and tbe following bills among others passed fulowlnt bUl amonl otbors were Iste but te pYl for the sale o f rertain Raw T rt ICI lands tD kanua u ontal I 1001 bUilD nlod lbs srl4letton ot tb eprin r1110100 Coin o Ih IDI4 SII a lb A I prm secilon 7 w cC lbs IIb rtatutu to meted I b Jadg gesats aid derIi ot lb blgbet oirta o lb Cbo I b LL IDOIe Cboel aedChleaasw tribe of I Kiane rwpaeuvalr ICIIk t Uuae Mil to aiaeni the articles of a relative to ealthiaent oa conviction by courts martial Mnale bill to provide for tba luisectlcn of lira cattle I cUl beat and ttie earcaataa ana Pro thereof btc5 Ibtor wblel ara iba sable u of lour Slate commerce SSgle bUl I rCfrrlag u jo Caort oj ClAm tha claim of the Wa blnrton Iron vi urke for an Incraua of coat In buildIng the monitor beuapea Th hour afslgned the led to calendar having expired the bill to tabllih a L nlted btates I Land Court was taken up but owlt e to the absence through sickness of Mr Ldmunds who bas charge of the LU it went over until I tomorrow f Mr Voorhees Dm Ind1 introduced a bill which wa referred to tbe Library Committee appropriating 820100 for 0 statue to Itobert I Dale Owen In the grounds of the Smithsonian Hmlhnlan Institution Mr Owen having lntroducJ and I I secured the enactment Sr the law to establish I c the Institution hating been the Chairman of us first Board of Beeents and bayIng devoted aucce many yearS of his ilia to its organization and Another hour having been assigned tn unob jected cases on the calendar the following olils were I among others passed folowlDi Senate bill to revive the pane Lieutenant LIutnanl general In the Army or the United Mites The President Is nuthoriieil to appoint with the l advice and consent ot the Senate a Lleuten r antOanerol Of the Army the iay and allow ances to be the same aa hcretorore allowed for bat grate lb bt for th relIef or won LroUd as army 1 11012 A month 10 Wyman wbo bar for a mol rendreg oA erln II a rsata4 camp or asocial bopllAI sad wbn a nble t care their suppat lbs puIOn to comiasec tram the date f b t ItlthZ application after Wo of it art dl T IDI bill to provIde lr 10 IncorporatIon ot troll leo UiOFtIOe CTIC otter IncorporaLoni witbin oln j t Dintilet tl Columbia lorproo wllbl The Sonata bill lo rraitlna lh ri ht of war te the Rhr r roan IMl ant territory iortlawriiro RaUw awA7 Uolziny through h I T oale LUlla provide an Amelc rsgttr for the LA I poao or Ilaltitnore Md rln Tb Sonata tIll aplreDrialleg TiOOO for a petite Iidthg at Colorado I opringe Cot f to pblo 1 On motion of Mr Evarts Hep N T the bill 1f1 todeflne and regulate tbe jurisdiction of courts of the United States wa taken from tbe calen I dar and went over at the unllnlshed buslnasa Mr Manaerhon Her ob offered resolu tion expressing the proiound sorrow ot the c Senate at the death of prlount Ilepresentalha Ijtlnl of hruka on Aug 17 lprfSenllh dressed tbe Senate In eulogy the lacrMd eulOI Alter a review of Mr Laird career In the arF al tb bar and 1 in l political cat Ir Man tenon said To IA SirTonild me tber something pltl I Inl JJ the loneliness of the last few years of his short life lie had no pear reativ living at I the titus of his death ile wa the Iv ot his tees The father the strong preach died In te I his youth J two olden brothers were killed on the 1ld 01 honor Dear his side In the early dan or tile 4Br ills community monroe for a I communiy mour good citizen departed his Btute lament for an a mclnt servant lot ana I sorrow for the tak Inl sway 01 a truehearted selfsacrIficing truebered friend 1arllrnl r rmarh by Mr Paddock the Senate I I 10orad until tomorrow t floes t r Krt r aa ti tlTea In the House after prayer by the Chaplain I Mr OFerrall Dem Va suggested that there I was no quorum preaent The 8peaki rwas un I able t count a quorum and directed the door I keeper t notify members In the lobby that I I their attendance was desirable Thor were I only fifteen Democrat present In the course of half an hour the Speaker announced that I I ICS membersmur than a quorumwere I II present Mr OFerrall said tat he did not Question quston th statement of the Speaker but ho I th ttmlnt Bn er was sure that that were Ity members who would t ta that there wire not le members In the Jh 1 Speaker remarked that gentlemen would pot Bwar beau there was no opportunity to do s under lie rules of the house Laugh I teL5 Tb journal ttas read and the question I I I I arose Upon its rroal ThruUofiLot was ra ll nab u noiiuoruuand a cull Obr the House ws ordeii i lie cab showed the prescols or lil I mmLon ld the hposksr dlrole the Cler Iv tall the roil OD rear I prJa 01 the lourush al Ir Crisp I DOD OL L risIng to a nuistiop of order said that during a call of tb ueton I two motions wn In order to dispnse with I urther PI01nd uudr the call l and to wIli I oal tiVir before Lad such a euggstto tig md a was now mJ by the aUillton I b e Pp4kar ft II time that such ht i bugges Md1 ilvs I i I I should l be wade Icl OUI LHftLrll l tpalr is i nut the touter 6f f tb Houe be U thw servant of tb notice The riwaker Tte gentleman frtiu Oorcla DI DO racminenc Hr CrlpTh gentleman from isorcla will 1 alwayi Instat open his rUhta and sea a D arrant takes them away from him Irt llowll tltrx IILrTfc remark ot Ott Ct nils man from Georgia are ont of o t thjj Mr Cnalr Urlso Not more e than the remarks of tif5 8pakr Th gentleman from Georgia will tak hi east r UlipOt conra l will but b will always Up w a ways rtBt such remark Mr tat Rn giLl raortti t dispense 10 1 p1 dln with briber proreedlng under the calL Juring be call bHn be roll the raL door which baa alwats bran kept open to allow in r1 and egress was latched and two door keepers were stationed at I to prevent mem ber leaving the chamber Tb first gentle rnanto recent this enforced Imprisonment was Mr JCllgoralDvm liLt who forced lack the e1lht fastenings and stalked into the lobby He was soon followed by Mr Cram Ilm TeLl who adopted tbe am method of pro cedure OummlngslDem M N Ii and Mr Coleman Iep L approached the door together gether and r n being Informed that there was no thoroughfare mnlitd such a disposi tion to break the door from lu binge tbt ne pt the doorkeeper prudently removed the Drudent f latch and trmltt1 them to pats After this the rule wa somewhat relaxed Further proceedings under the cal wqre dl In1 I wlhyeu 3 naya38 Tb journal was then approvedyeas 15 nays 6t Clerk noting a quorum nolnt Xlr Hancen demanded te preronn qnettoa on the Laoff tinenabla contested elation eel On ord riac Vie previous oncatlon the Tot tO Teas U5nara loMrHUKRep Ill voting In the nacailT This twine no otna call oi the Home waaeatlad There wen but 151 member present and the Home at 3 KW adjourned Lira iTAauiiriinnf xoeiat TIp of latereat Ilapixalaa la aa4 Oat ef era WrGTI Sept lTbe Rernbllcani of the House are practically at their wits ends The r unable to secure a Quorum ot their own member notwithstanding the peremc torr orders that hay been rent out for the put week and It look at though they will b compelled to abandon any farther partisan legislation which they mar baT Intended t enact at this cession The Speaker today re named his bulldozing tactics and used his Bate with steal rapidity In an attempt to count a quorum The Democrats how ever kept themselves out of the ball and Mr Red plans r npsai A persistent attempt was mae to see enough Democrats to help make a quorum for the purpose of seating Mr Langtton the color contestant from Virginia but all efforts were futile and alter a hut consultation of the lenders gathered about the desk of the Speaker It was found desirable to adjourn In order tat a caucus on the situation could b hold In the caucus I was decided to mae one more effort to Ret a quorum and to that end telegrams han been sent to the ab sentees that carry threats of censure and arrest for contemct unless they a answered In person at once There were no scenes 01 dlioider and excitement within the chamber today such as have disgraced the proceedings several times during the session but there was on every hand uch an utter lack 01 dIgnity and decorum that many mem ben eipresei themeelrp as actually ashamed of their colleague and themselves The truth U that the House for the past month or two has been running to seed and mont now In many respects an imdignllied ana dlscraeelalli behaved body Those members who ban remained during all the lone and ho months the summer arc worn out and ut terly regardless a to whether any learlolatloi Is I enacted or not They Tote and talk In a Ilitlocs unconcerned manner and are anxious unconcorne oniy tbat the day of dual adjournment shall bi rescued She demoralization baa spread ever to the employees and they have lost wbatarei respect they may bare heretofore entartalnec for the crest legislative body An Instance ol the loss of caste which the UOUMP has antlered In the minds ol Ibo signers 01 the paT roll Ii found In the notice posted In one of the ante rooms which say Heeds menagerie Do not disturb the anl mils by ctlrrlng them with umbrellas and dc not teed them with peanuts They will be dis missed and fed In an hour While it Is true tbat the scenes In tbe hal of tbe Uuuao were not of a very lUely character during ibe duysllllbtiatering It Is equally true that there vas much noUe and disorder in the outside corridors In order to retrain trom voting and to Keep Irom being counted bf Sneaker heed the Democrats were compelled to keep outside of the chamber and so they flocked In tbB corridors committee rooms restaurants and other places where they were ter wer joined br their friends and acquaintance One reason why the Speaker fonnd It so diffi cult to get a quorum here at this time U that many Republicans are opposed to seating the colored contestant PrO Laneston on the ere ol the adjournment of tbe session These member think I would be batter to allow the case to go over until next De cember while 10 othtrs are not In i lavor of seating Sir Langston now or at any other time I I quite probable that had a TOte been taken today Langston would hate louna himself out In the oold a Jt I kniwn that ternral Republicans would not oto for him Trot I Lansston Is I Tory well known to members of tbe House and Wb Ingtou people cenerally as be spends most of his time here engaged In political projects of various orls He la an oily tonaued and oily Tarou haired gentleman who wears very Rood clothes and looks like a member o the diplomatic corps from one of the Southern republics it is the general belief that ho t in polities for what can be made out uf I and that I would b just a troll If his name were not added to the membership of the House It Is I now very evident tat the Democrats will nut vote on tbe question of his u ml lon nor allow themselveo be counted and the Itepubllcans are beginning to realize tbia fact J however thai could secure a ma jority of their own members they would un doubtedly seat the colored man in order to a noy the Democrats II for no other reason but until this Is accomplished Prof l ton will have to b content to eat humble ria in his favorite corner on tbe Republican side of the chamber He has at least the sntislactlon of knowing tbat whether defeated or victorious he receives a comfortable sum from Uncle bar just the same for tbe expenses of his cam paign The caucus of Republican members of the Douse this afternoon lasted a hour and a quarter The sole topic ot discussion was the status of business In the House and the best means of obtaining quorum to do business I was found upon a roll calL that there are now In Washington 145 Republican members which Is I 21 less than a quorum Consequently there an 2 Republican absentees The caucus res Ived t make every effort to secure the at tendance of there members and telegrams will be sent out tonight representing pressing feed for their cresence itwas stated that I these absentees return to Washington the re maining business ol tbe vesrion can b closed un In a few days while a failure to secure the attendance ol a Republican quorum will tend to protract the cession Indefinitely The Michigan Patrons of Industry are in troube of the same kind that the EditorPost master Wedderbnrn of Virginia got Into with hs subsidized paper the Grange The Iou Office nt 1ort Huron Mich refused to accent a Foeondclasa matter the farmrri Guide the arena of the Patrons The reason assigned wat that the paper had no subscription list palr t but was paid for by asesuments on the order r be Patrons have sent a committee of orer t present their case to the IostmasterUeneral and the Michigan delegation has appointed three of their numjer to acit tbe farmer They will meet ilr Wonamaker tomorrow Tbe bill to revive the trade ot Lieutenant General of the Army which passed the Senate today is I similar to the one which would baS pissed the lou at lost nights son but for the secret opposition of Representative Can non He wa opposed to It because it Involved I w ultimate expenditure money and he Is I not anxious to have the Republicans add my more than Is necessary to the already large expenditures of the present session 10w that the Boll has passed a bil it Is I likely that an arrangement will be mad by ablrn It can b put through the House In case this la don the President will at one the Urn new the office bill and nominate Oon bcbolleld t Mr Walker of Massachusetts today relntro laced In ti House the resolution presented br him last week proposing to amend the ruies 51 as to re tulre a second to molnns to recess adjourn i atpone or II on the table also for tie deposition of the pending Question before he pr ceedlnus under a call are dispensed with In addition to these provisions his new etolntlon proposes to Impose a fine of 110 upon any member wbo ll In the ban I during a cal and falls to Tot upon the pending propo ItloQ The fine 1 to be deducted ni proP members salary The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to Omml Fonl m01laca tat droll a favorable rtpcrt on a ino4iflea too or raMntallv UoCiesrys resolution ullnl on the Ireldent toraH oMelallnorm lion flqllnG the killing of Oel IlatDdla co hOr tie American latnsr apnlo by the auiioriUeq of kuatmala while under th I protection of the American flag Mayor UpI Wait Tall A I Mayor Grant tried t keep a count yesterday of the number of times that be was questioned I I about Saratoga despatch In the morning papeia which said that he is CDI of a yid csi which la I to buy luOOO acre of Amron I dock wUdernassasd put up a big hotel lie j art Ul 10 fitly lot 15 et bIl 1 wouldnt tell whether the dispatch was true or 1t I h t jroJucnur QArUG rAlrO Tka B4awUM la tk Hall r wv Sr Our OraitMr Affect tka ratal PrvkUaa TTaJMrnraroir SePt lTbe acquisition fpi the Government br ContnlaeneraJ Bewail o the ground needed for the coaling station a I Samoa bring no the general subject of tin I provision that should b mad for similar sta I tions In other parts ot the orld That the I I Oovernrasnt move slowly In these matter II 1 1 clear enough from the history of this raco I Pago harbor iTb right to establish a naval and coaling statlcn that was acquired aa long I ago as 187J ty Commander UaaJe from the lo cal chief of Tutulla Island Its ratification by 1 the general Samoan authorities followed and j i yet for many a I practical use by our Government was not attempted A small coal Indeed dumped thereat quantity of ca was Indeed dumpd thert one time perhaps with a view to signifying possxslon but not until the conflict I j broke out between the Germans and the I natltes after the deposition oUinl alt I was a ship load of coal sent to PagoPago A I r expensive consignment to this proved as It was bought on th North AUantlo coast when coal was by no means at Its lowest and i sent around Cap Horn in a vessel which mad I a slow and costly voyage Another Instance of delay is furnished by our acquisition several I I years alo through a treaty with Hawaii of I the right to establish a naval and coaling sta tion at Pearl River harbor on the Island of Oahu lee ato the Government been contented with Its mere right to establish I this station and nearly three yean out of the seven during which tbe right subsist baT lapsed without actual use of It The necessity for establishing coaling sta tions In various parts of th world arises from the fast that the motive power in some ot our te tat pwer modern vessels Is I almost wholly team in others the sail has been much ul power ben re duced It Is I true that the chic In which only I military masts are carried without yards for I sails are mostly or entirely intended for coast I I dsfence so that they will require only bom coallnic stations Bull tbs lam argument I from expediency which has dictated the estab lishment of stations In Tutulla and Oabu con be urged for the selection ot other stations The TaaoPago station is I admitted to b quite sufficient for central Polynesia I is I atout midway between Honolulu and Auck i I I land and directly in the path not only of ves sels proceeding from San Francisco to New Zealand but 01 those going from Panama to Uydney or from Valparaiso to Japan Whan the Mcaragua Canal Is completed the value of this possession will b Increased Pearl lllver I I harbor lu like manner furnishes sufficient station lor Ita port of tbe aclflc and being a One landlockod harbor only a ebort distance I I from Honolulu has a decided strategic aUo I I At present the bar across the mouth of the harbor prevents Its proper ue lor the purposes propr Intended inc tbe largest war vessels could not now enter there 1 1 the cost of remov I log this ba under a treaty which only lasts I I I about loir years longer that prevents the acquisition Government from taking stops to utilize its I For a long time it has been conceded that a coaling station In the waters of tbe West Indies would b desirable but the difficulty of fixing upon one and the manner In which its acquisi tion has bean Involved with annexation ques tions have hitherto prevented tho accomplish ment of this purpose The three most promi I nent points considered in former years liars been the Island of tt Thomas tiamana Bay in I I Ian ben Domingo and Chlrlonl on the Isthmus I Tbe successive efforts to acquire footholds at I I these points led to great blundering and much scandal under President Grants Admtnlsira lion and In tbe case of Chlriiiul under that ot Hon Dunne too last twelve months a I fourth point baa eclipsed these In attention This Is I Stole 8t Nicholas on the northwestern oout of llayti Its harbor is excellent well sheltered from the prevailing Iods and by I I reason of Its situation at the northern entrance to the Windward Pass bas strategic value There Is a town of a few hundred I I Inhabitants on the spot and Mole St Nlcboas I Is already connected with our count by cable Its situation Is I a striking from a military I point of view as that of Sam aa Bay on Ibo eastern end of the inland In relation to the Mona lams which Is the route to South America i I botweenban Dommuoand Porto Rico When I the recent war between IXeltime and Hip I I te ixilyte wa going on tbe possibility of purchas ing a cooling station at Mole Ht Nicholas wax mooted but nothing name of It I was said at I that time that the French Minister In lat tbe Count de setmalons was bent on acquir ing it for Franc and tnerewith the Island of Qonalvoa also situated on the west side ot rothlnc HartL If so those negotiations also came to This most ambitions programme for foreign coaling stations ever drown up by the Navy Department was that of Secretary Chandler who presented I In the following form Wbatlier oar erntitra have fall aatl power or nol they will still require frequent sunpiu of ooal at dlataot point iftby attampt In default rl of ol the necwarr coaling station to croue aodrr tall alone tbrlr cOon iTa power el ba 1 radaoad to tbt lowest limit I and ihay will triamselvta become tba prey r ul ia of ona tbird their I toe approacnlar under steam Tlia dapartmaat therefore renews its rscomsn1aUOn tbat our coating I tatlnnaat Honolulu and tha Samoan ftlanda 0 ai rtebtllana In Lower CalifornIa bal b DiaJ by a ares on a firm banjo and that addldonal naval and bu a nATA Coaling station still b ritabliabcd at same or all of tba roliowtiii Dolutai Banana Hay or earns port lu llavlli roratoa In the CarltiMaa Sea banta Catherine 1 In Braill the ftraluof Magellan I La Union In altador rAmapaialn header Taiirar hay In Naduratcar Monrovia In LIberIa W bland t yirnandoTa and Port Hamilton In the San haw lilanCa oj ore from wbleb latter naval station and the non of Cores ibara hooldba citabl ibtd a regular Una of tttauiera carry Inr the LDltad Statta flaax connecting with the pratint American Una between han Tranclaoo and Japan elm tier stations bOll In addition t maintained ona at lbs bait point on tba Atlantic atda of tbalubmntof Panama ana another llb lalanila ot Flamenco far lea Cnlebra and llanoa on the raclnc lid now owned Dy American oorporatlona 1 will be a long time before any such exten sire project Is carried out However this plan at least covers a good many suggestions of possible foreign coaling stations which may lid In the study of the subject PROOlt on rae XARITP BUT T Con Coaanltta Acre to the Boetproclly AaaiBalaaTBt WAwnsoTojr Sept la The Conference Committee on the Tariff bU have been work ing very hard today and tonight are still at It With the exception of the sugar schedule the most difficult part of their task Is con cluded as the reciprocity feature of the bU was reached and disposed of this moraine By a practically unanimous vote the conference agreed to the Aldrioh reciprocity amendment There was very little real opposition mani fested t the reciprocity provision Its enemies not having com to tbe front probably having In mind that discretion Is the better pan of valor It la a open secret among the Repub licans that a week or two ago a canvass of the Banal developed the lat that a majority wee opposed to reciprocity At the earnest solicitation of Senator Aldrich however his colleagues consented to forego a contest and tbe amendment was allowed to remain In the bill I now bas the sanction of the Conference j I I Committee and will undoubtedly become a I I part of the new tariff law teuator Aldrich say the indications k tbat the conference will come to an earlr and unanimous agreement I acremnt on all ientmes of the bill I The sugar schedule bu not yet been formally I racbed but I baa been somewhat loral cud by the Republicans and the fact is I plainly developed that Site only ant split or the conference will come on the Senate amend ment placing a duty upon sugars above thlr teen Dutch standard A determined oppos tipn Is being mad t thl amendment and I ma the members of the Conference Committee aia being teiepeJ night und day br Interested I parties on both sides I of the question I is

thouuut that ut the session of the conference tonlKh or tomorrnw morning the augur schedule will b finally disposed of both 1lr Senate and the House conferrees are equally i I oorindint that their action will b sustained The conference today settled another point i

I which bas often before given rise to much dls oussloa This Is the question as to whether I the eonfsrenoe report should Uflrst mad to tie Henate or to the House I lias mae II In previous years that where the Senate had Drst asked for a trnnc tbe report should ba mad to that tody Memrors tpr Hone however bate contended tbat as tariff bills lara blll necessarily ortcinate In the House the report of the Conference Committee should rlon mad the Freauenllv this claim hex teen I ignored sndconference report rrvseutea first to the Bent loday I was ilwlded I that such practice is I not In conlormtty with perils ant law and that the report of the present fonfetae hal hi Ort submitted to tha I I House one ol tb oonferrses expressed the i opinion tla that the wrk of the coumltiee would b concluded tomorrow evening that Saturday and hunday would he dpiotwl to drawing OB reports and having the conference printed and thai on Monday the matter would coma up loiter the House It t I said to be iue plan 01 he Republican memuers to allow one day fort bate then to c1 the pr ilou hues ton and send the bill to tbe Senate on Tuesday or Wednesday 1 tais 1 Plo J rmm U I carried out I Is I Jjrpbalt that the JilII will b In tue fiands or the President by Thursday and that Sftf5lel will witnessjhi close of tie art sea ion of the jrittyflrst Congress fleMasse TrwetkU Tb J H Baiter Bilk Company 88 Bedford street Boston bas assigned to A 0 harden of Boston and W W Coolidge of tmlem The iiabilijje a tmt 1 at from a2aooo t tv IMM Tb trouiil is due in ompllcatloo arts I f from ha YoltarJosti Illur Md b ar Bearey 1ostc iiuwiueu II gwwu I t The Verdict Of ee rlawBtal needs tsnapartnalapatltrreta In rn Wka seel aewrtlactaOrocUtaaUn ied chats at tkH scallevt nadlMM ar e all f Bart itrencui raatand tail tireS fealiaf ra a geed attatlt I keaJacb sad 4raa I rUin Krtuleir4 sit all the be5 enl er tmpiu bleed I aTanano I yes are IB ased at a teeS 1164 pcrUar e ionic mttlttaa Ce at tau I 5 try fie41 MraaHrtlla aic by a Seaside Is all 1 tar P Fraparaky C t I HOOD A C hawaii Mu QUEEN VICTORIA TTkjB Rhe I HBk asS TVky the Court FktlclM RexeBiaaradttf It Tbi Lendrm World baa bean making an lavatllrtUca t what Iba Qia a Crt and baa aartrtalatd dennlt I I that Bpoa tka advice of Mr William dinner b dilute I kay dilated la I water This U for tb u 1ss ef rriatnlnf bar vtier renewtnt bar atrentth and I proloarlat t lift Tie whlahty which s ie dHnka u 1 obtained Iron tba distillery O bar cue IJalmoral ee tatax and e tamre I I perfectly pare Tkaj tba World I I I effera a vataabla aatreition la tats tact Lnrlinds I oraraln orb whiskey cedar tha recommendation ot the court pbjilcltn end Cli accoiat of lie madtclaal prapanlea and aba debts I aha titaly r hanoi It dWUIIedapon awn al these fart prove to t rtrat that all taodara medical settee dime atratea Lbs superior value at whiskey for emtalnlnf tb health and prolonilnc the ills aad o4 that It mast b abedttely par Ta leajloc American pbyilctaa have thaaa and and eheaUts andoraed vlatrtconitant 1 ampbuttad h oaeestlty of bavlnt whIskey tbat la b et1ltiy pore The best medIcal and chemical talent la America hat stern roeclnalvaly that no whlikcy Scorn la I tba market la so pure ai Dirfya Xalt I wholly me from laaal DR ii aallke all other io ralad Vakkaya sad II I I delay iraat thlara far the beaUS ot the community 6 true la this thai white uaay tarn paraDe people danonnca whiskeys and t juara In ran stat they acknowledge lbs agpaHar merit af Daffys AI and us 1 medicinally contlnnany Great car stealS b aiaretiad bowaver lo scenes BO other no matter bow hard a dealer may seek Is rail yon some thing else n C wile lUte Ir going to 01 n C fIst tie Itik ci sod 11 0 au cit cv cited 1 Ue yedLiij 1 dgspi4ft Ial I ralYu IQ 1 rOl 1 Grt C ar FJLANDRAUC07 pm 074 Sis nnooaiR NT and iSUflfllcr P1 mnncr Carriage OP THE nrNT CI Vlelitrleix Wuetie ehril ts Depot r o a Vakrlilrlo TwO iII lrIII iulI rla F t abrIoIie Jiadasteltep Ice a lone 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idiu rI1tmit pqCBBTRUN OCTyiTS lltaitratcd cataton trea JJ WHITMAN SADDtR CO It Chambam Tlie Only rio Wirer You Con On F UR NIT Li R at Or flelew Cst a r Uarnalyr la GEO C 7ZXK7T OO 0 lot 10 ANM SOS WKHT UTU T Tfcrr being Ike alr euaBuraalurlaB I llara their style are BrH al mm d wars Mauiablp psurte5 Tkalr uSed are waate t w a aid saiNts warp ar stack 41 l it 4 AO DAr ruts OfKlQAl Tntaxrkr ta Orer euad Tetlui flrUsi Vflll Mr HBaw Tun Btaitea Ertdrneat Mrs Fannie D Shaw was arraigned yester day before Recorder Smith to plead to the new indictment found by the Grand Jury on Wednesday charging her with being an ares porT after the fact to the killing of Annl Good win the cigarette girl by Dr Henry 0 l Oonegal She was originally Indicted a a principal and it believed that she will now serve the But as a witness against IfeOonegal Mrs Sbaw counsel asked for and obtained time to examine the new Indictment and Ur Bhaw was taken before Judge Fitzgerald where she found herself sld by side with Dr McOonegal and Ons Dar Assistant Dis trict Attorney Bedford said that their trial would b moved on Monday Lawyer Jame Oliver said that the defence would like a longer delay than the court bad granted Moreover Judge Lawrene had been asked to transfer the cases of UcUonegal and tibaw to the uyr and larmlner Trmlr t Qr Htzgerald madeSno order but said that counsel must accept the notice that the tat will t maTe next Monday I Judge Lawrences transfer decision should b against the Tbe decision was against lh transfer and It was given after rather extraordinary going on in court atr T Ulrlsall one of tbo counsel for cur read a long affidavit which I contained a rebeatsal of his criticism of Coroner ilesemer stated that the violent at I tacks of the newspaper had prejudged nix client and declared thai his clients could not cat their loll rights In the General besslons and that documents which he required to pr pare tat ease had ben withheld by the Dis trict Attorneys office The lawyer had been reading some time when bo turned and pointing to Mr Bedford who sat close tr said This little gentleman took an affidavit oi Sadie Trnphaccn Irom the bundle ol papers on tile recent hearing before Judge Beach and handed It to Selective lot telling him to put I In his pocket aud bold It until I it was called for This affidavit I am Informed and believe wo an exculpation ot my client Mr Ulrdsall said l that lira Bhaw bad inform ed him that she had been advised to get other counsel because her present attorney would betray her and bad also been advised to se cure her rebate by giving evidence against Dr SleUoneESJ 1r Shaw he declared h d told the person tat she was going to tell the truth and could not testify against the Doctor Manwbll JIdllonegalsbealth bad been in lured by confinement under excessive ball Cl Fallows said that tbe counsel had bad six weeks to prepare and that none of the court records had been withheld from tbem He said he was not required to furnish defeat ants with his evidence aud he had no author ity to turn the police court papers over to them without an order of the Court As to the effect of contlnement upon tbe Doctor the counsel instead of being wllllnc to proceed on Monday wanted the cone to no to the Oyor and Tar t minor which would not b convened for three months The Doctor continued the Colonel will set on Monday his much desired oppor tunity to make his Innocence apparent There were no ground for the attack on the General Sessions Court 1 of Mr ISlrdsalls charges were refuted Judge Latrreoo dId that Mr Blrdsalls affi davit did not contain simply innuendoes but direct accusations against the Coroner the mines and the District Attorney Mr lilrdsall replied that from the drift thlncs had taken it would seem tbat he was the prisoner and that he was called upon to de fend himelf He bad cot Intended to sub scribe to lies In making his am davit and per haps ha had been excited In his interviews with the Authorities lie observed however that the General hcsslone Judges from their long association with criminal cases seemed t think It their duty to aid In the prosecution of prisoners In tact bad become part and parcel of tbe prosecution tie bad no doubt whatever of their honesty of purpose Mr Olher offered to tvlthdraw motion if the District Attorney would consent to adjourn the trial until the second week of the next term This oiler killed the motion for Judge Lawrence Immediately denied It remarking that an adjournment It was simply In coming another Into oue court to gut Mr Bedford told the reporters that there was no truth in Blrdsalls statement about the Tra hon affidavit and that he did abut wish to dignify b7 making statement in court VTAHS DISPLAY Ska latent to Uk Great exhibition a le World Fair CracAoo Sept 18Mr P H Lannnn of Salt Lake City Worlds Fair Commissioner for Utah bas applied t the Committee on Site for ton are of ground for Utahs display Ha says that all of it will be utilized and that no State or Territory will ba able to moke Btt Terrtor 11 b mae a more Interesting or varied display than Uta He furthermore says The main building will consist of a mineral palace constructed wholly of Utah mineral nnd building material Inside of the central court 100 feet square will b a series of gal leries The floor of the court will be aa exact reproduction of the surface of tbe Territory of Utah mountains lakes cities towns trams railroads and everything reproduced on I proper scale a to size and relative location The four wings will contain agricultural min er manufacturing and a exhibits The walls of the galleries will be decorated with palntlncs of Utahs scenery birdseye views of cities historical and prominent buildings Ac 1UeSLbltOrca mills of her most wonderful mines will b constructed and a prominent feature of the mining exhibit will b an In geniously contrived Imitation of the interior ot the great Ontario Ilnr mine from whloh 1700 bae ben taken In Placer gold mining by hydraulic process will be reproduced Free concerts and other fntertalrmentn will be given in the main gal lines each afternoon and evening during alternating weeks by the various musical an other organizations of Bait Lake City while the Exposition lasts The grounds will be laid off In the highest art of landscape gardening and irrigated in such a manner a to show the system of Irrigation and its superiority over nil other systems of forming All rurrlculturol and vegetable products known to Ltlh from cultivated silk and cotton to sugar bteu and corn will b One of the most unique features will be a reproduction about an acre in size of the Great bat Lake ior practical purposes and a for the pleasure of the visitors tab houses for actual use will b provided and visitors to the Exposition will have a ample opportunity to enioy tho pleasures of 0 bath in waters ex actly the same a thoo In the Griat Bait Lake Itself Thin reproduced lake will b made Lle same In density a the lat lake mao the use of train load of salt brought Irons the Great Bolt Laic direct to Tk Alleged Trula Wrecker Delhi the OraBd Jury TBOT Sept lBJohn Heed Thomas Gain and Arthur belt who It was said had con fessed the wrecking of the Montreal express on the New York Central road near Castieton on the night of Sept 4 wore before tba Grand Jury here today but the Indictment will not be made until tomorrow I Is understood mal f that they will b Indicted not for train wreck log but for Interfering with a switch over a mile north ot the wrek lisP weakens the force of all allegations about confession Tho cases ol John hlernan and John Cordial the thr two alleged wreckers whom tbe dsteo dto tires claimed were Implicated by tbe confes sions were Investigated It In understood that uo evidence was found by the Grand Jury to implicate them and that they will be dh charged morning when court convenes tomorrow Mix Tuouaanel Flromaa IB 11 B CUUTKI Pu Beet IBTb firemens parade this afternoon was the largest demonstration of firemen eier held In this State Tbere were CCOO men and 105 companies representing our city In the Btate and also companies from New Jersey New York Virginia Maryland land and Wiulngton with over 10 bands of mu lo The jUiceei appointed to view I tIe pa rade wrdd firpi prlM a silver tankard to rae aara Ilrz 1r tnlrc he olunuwr Hemans1 Association oi Brook Irn forth lamest number In line the second trir a silver pitcher to the Holla of Kllra I Lath N J for the best equipped company and luppd third prize a l 40 aulI Df clothes t IfTK Ap plegarlb of Brooklyn for the handsomest man i In line I A LEllva1 Faiaailc 1 OTTAWA BeptlSCharles lUetorof Parboro Nova Bcotla bas four nodes living who an alI In good health and of the I Io are IfboloIDI ages Robert lietor 94 ytaia George hector 91 eaI1 Thomas Hector t rears lUulen bee I lor 7 years ito ba three aunts two ot Whom arc tllnc41 pears tl other Sirs llnajr3 Iioi II years and bin oiotCMr who Is I still llv D Illu ell years l making a total 0 f 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ADVANCE TIPS ON FIRES srmraca KErr A rnornrcr cnor XCCOfiOIXU SO TtIK CSBOJVtCLB Wettaed iseuraco CpssIse Wbers t Sv xpst nn Fir Cane Tn Wo a AeUBatr Urml RICk l fir There have been Urn In the history of the i earth when prophecy was a reputable business i In these dare I is centrally regarded as a dan i gerons rk and only Institutions supported bi the Government were supposed to engage In it i legitimately Nevertheless the CAroNicfc a weekly newspaper devoted to Insurance mat tens and published aS Pine treat says that I ha discovered a prophecy concern doing business in systematic fashion and getting I rich out ot It This may be an Incorrect way of putting It for the man who ran the prvphecy shop died a week ago and a Bus reporter could not find yesterday that his mantle bad fallen tnd rutra tat bl falen on anybody The man was William Ettlnger and his office was at 25 Nassau street upon flight turn to your left This is I what the Mrontch had to say of him In I edition of Sept lit A QUIXB IOU AND ITS SUTTOtmtM Th late TTIlllam Ettlnger public adjuster otherwise a adjuster for the Insurerwas I report are true and there seem to b little doubt ot their reliability engaged In a singular business There was in this city up to the time of his death a bureau which Issued se cret Information for the benefit of Ore under writers called Ettlnger bureau although this may ban ben merely a slang name for It The object of this bureau A we a in formed by a subscriber was the prediction of tires chiefly In Hebrew risk We belleva each subscribing company paid KtUngor about U5 a tear and received from him from time to time notice that a fire would oc cur at a certain place about a certain time How Etllnger managed to read the future does not appear but so accurate were his predic tions that tbe companies subscribing to his tat bureau felt that they were malting a paying Invesmnt They received Ulscsutlons with out asking anostlons and nt once took Ira to protect themselves by cancelling their poli cies bometlmes Ettlnger would convey hIs Information by word ol mouth sometimes by anonymous notes sent tbiough the malls the source ol which always teemed to ba under stood br the company receiving them In many of the cases In which he bad predicted a tire Ettlnger afterwards turned up aa an adjuster for the Insured and worked bard In the Interest of his Immediate client the clent owner of the property damaged by the fire The officer of the companies dealing with Ettlnger do not appear to have been troubled In their consciences 1 was with them a cold blooded business transaction The had die coveted that as a matter purely of business It RaId them to pay him ami to be guided by his tps Mr Ettlnger was always I busy mn and he must hare made a great deal of money bovine received cash before the fires lor his prognostications and after thi fIres of course be was well paid by the Insured for his ser vices a a adjuster aJultr Tbe name 01 the companies that collectively pat Kttmccr about three or four thousand dollars a year for doing the work we have itatea cannot fall to b Interesting It should t t noted however tbat In few costs I any were the companies themselves direct enn rlbutor Ettlnger preferred to deal with In llvlduals and his Information wa sent per loually to the manager officer or other party to whom It was understood and agreed that be ihould report Va have taken much pains to verity the following partial list of otlleos in which Ettincers reports were received I 0r8 rpr er rcive Eoai Mifara llanovar Fbenliof Brooklyn Cluool 1 German American aantian of London B Lo kwood tire coal menu i or London Queen Representative of several companies named above have recently been summoned before be Fire Marshal who Is now Investigating ono at the Ores predicted by Etllncor in which lured after the Ore be acted as adjuster for the in I appears that at the beginning of a nr nngement with Ettlncor tbe subscriber whether company or agent received from him a small manuscript book about 6x4 tnoies in size Indexed by streets containing down to late the street number of doubtful risks The subscribers made additions to this list from time to time as tip were conveyed to hem by tttlneer In the manner above de scribed The following from one ol his books vlll Illustrate Ettincers system Rrpadway 32 ISl POt SM 493 501 710 ill fiSt 425518 472 tOS 4J9 S93 537 775493 104 456 176 303 327 601 532 599 613 1607 476 493 419 477 623 810 627 438K 531 473 140 477 724 525 474 810 G21 Ac Many It not all of these buildings have cot oral occupants hence it was the usual pro cedure after receiving Information that some hire was wrong at a given number to rend to Cttlnger and find out what firm or person he nieant to spot What should be said ot the Ore underwriters hat maintained these secret relations with the nan tttlncer They are certainly not entitled to praise It the New York lire Marshal were is wide awake as tbe gentleman over In boston he ml ut succeed in unearthing a story to which Site foregoing Is only a prelude J 1 his stunning dlcovery was followed up by he Crpr trie yesterday by an editorial article in which the editor bays that be ban seen one of Ettinsera secret manuscript boks six nchen by four The editor went to work and looked np some ot the prophecies and pub labed n table compiled from the records of the fire Insurance patrol which appeared on lu face to be on ant ninhtnu vsrincatton of the prophecies Mr tttlncer bad announced no ordlng to the Chronicle that certain bulldlncs designated by street and number were unsafe risks and the records showed that sure enough fires occurred there That made It seem for n moment as U the prophecy business had token a new boom There Is however another explanation They wouldnt show the book at the office of the CAroritrie Moat Insurance men whom the reporter saw wouldnt discuss Ettlncer but Mr West Pollock Secretary ot the Nlacara ipmpany one of the concerns mentioned in the Chronlclf article said I knew Ettlncer of course Every incur any man knew him I think he was the first nan to become a public adjuster That leans an Intermedlaty between the party burned out and tie insurance company 1t ix a buaineca that does no good to anybody ax cent the Intermediary the adjuster 1ttln ger however saw that people unaccustomed to business procedure might readily bo In duced to trust tbe adjustment of thelrrrlatlons with an Insurance company to a third patty ot experience in cuob matters 80 be started In end nourished His customers of course were amonc the poorer more Ignorant people and In doing business for many years be naturally learned n great deal that was useful to us Ion see we hate two sorts of risks to consider In insuring B bulldlngthe phd col risk which we con estimate easily by ndlne out our inspectors to find whether the building Is a powder mill wooden or brick Ac The second 1s a moral risk depend log on the character of those who occupy the premises Thaw have to determine In any way i03lble Ettlnger was frequently good enough to tell us when we asked him about the character of teople with whom be bad come in contact l pre entatlvosof rival con cerns oltentlmeacome In end say Pollock Such and such is a bad risk Its a common thing to aek men of known experience about risk and tttircer was one nt those men He ret re ented and probably originated a branch of insurance business which entirely usrlrsa and unnecessary hut one we ba to to or HID This company never knew him to predict a fire never bought his buA and never heard of It He always answered our Inquiries fieely and so Jar an J know atlstactorllr I do not think that we ever paid him a fee for giving us information Another insurance man said Ii httinger knew a lot of Places that were bad risksbe may base made a list of tliaui and traded In his list Very good hU opinion was valued but that did not constitute prorh eel The Chronicle does not say In its table that Ettlnger said fires would occur at certain dates It simply gives a list of his bad risks and it then proceeds to justify Ettlnuer1 opln ion by showing that fires did occur there Tk HB wba ajBdrd c Prince HOITTBCAL Sept 18The preliminary loves tlcatlon In the case of R N ORrien the news paper man who 1s I charged with sending the alleged libellous story about Prince George to the American newspapers was continued to day The despatch which It IB ssserted WAS cant by Oltrlen and which Is the basis of the charge has not jat been produced ODrlun Steals the whole aflalr aa a joke and threaten to take action against those engaged in the a While loire Is not the slightest sympathy among newspaper men for ODrlsn there Is a good deal of feeling III his favor on account of the manner In i which the prosecution Is I being conducted There U a very widespread feel log that bad irlnca barge ttn leep lulled up lu the matter no action would base been taken cud hat Prlnc deorne Is sImply Itrig l used to further the lulereau of certain i innate hill jlduals A large fund da beep subscribed for the prosecution ao that the eminent lawyers Mba conducting the case attln OJJrisn at not working for nothing her la a good deaf f doubt aa to whither a convIction can hi obtain many holding tbatacfa rcof libel dos not bold ailusli member of ins royal family and hat the only charge that can be preferred I a one ot treason Mm JarOMa Ua acr Helr III Tb widow of Lawrence IX Jerome Is dati serously ill at febaron Coon Her son Aktls lane lls rirt Attorney Jerome seas Called away Sytm Use jeqerel MMOU Court wm TMIM is b7 thpnq raa mAtntBH OF tturfa DNA LU H Ta ok Ckaeee WIth be ructrleal Cur restThe Wire Were All JBIakl Expert Wheeler of the Board of Electrical Control has finished the Investigation ordered by Mayor Grant Into the death ot Lineman Eopn who was roasted to death on top ol thi electric light pole opposite the Park Theatre on Monday night He will make bis report to the Mayor at the meeting of the Board today He told a reporter yesterday that the wire which caused Eopps death was a firstclass rubber Insulated wire In good condition When EOPD went to repair the lamp which had been burning badly be saw that the cause of the trouble was a leak in the lamp by which a portion of the current was escaping Into the ground by way of the Iron pole To repair this leak ho set about withdrawing the current wholly from the lamp by the nto ot a jumper or switch wire which ho attached to the main current wires on each side of the pole As these wires were covered with rubber ha jcraped away the Insulation In two places with iti knife As be bad left his rubber glove at the shop this was a foolhardy thing to do but he probably felt safe In the belief that the cur rent would continue to flow down through the pole Instead of through his body In this sup position be found himself correct and be con tinued handling the uncovered wire until It eo t him his life After cutting away the rubber be attached the jumper which was n perfected device con sisting of a wire In a rubber tube The thumb screws at ire ends were rubber covered Lint lag established a cuirent past the lamp by mean of the lumper he next proceeded to de tech the main wires from the lamp When this was done be was ceon by a man from bo low to put his bind in his pocket to return a wrench or other tool and then to place his band on the wire at the connection with the jumper This was the Instant of the fatal bock The current which formerly escaped through the pole to the ground found no outlet when the wires were detached from the lamp until KOPD touched the bare wire with bit band lila Kneei were thou claopod about the pole whhh like his clothes was wt from the rain and thus a channel was offered to the electricity the lull currant of which at ono left tse wire and passing through his body killed him ING4Ot3rvr ot gauss ISA DSL SCOIT She tVtll ba JkXrr d IB Purl Karlr Im Oo tobcr lo DottBlM Or at Letter received by the Intent moils from Europe confirm the oftenreported engage ment of Miss Isabel Scott daughter of George S Scott of this city to Douglas Grant the son of the late Beach Grant and brother of Miss Adtle Grant The wedding will be solemnized in Paris early In October and Immediately after the ceremony private letters state that Mr and Mrs Scott the parents of the young lads will sail for their home In this city Mis Scott is now with her Parent In Paris Flie IB the elder of two daughter and Is con sidered a tiartloularly bright girl the Is about 23 year old The Scotta whobave residence In West Mttyeventb Mreet and a beautiful country home nt Seabrlsht JJ J have been abroad since February last Mr Grant Is about 20 was educated In France and has lived the greater part ol his me in Europe TUB LAUDS UUSXT zRs Br Nrvteai Says lie TIII Try lo Ream These Qnlet Till Jodee Bradr Raloraa Detective Hayes of the Thirtieth street police station served a summons on Dr Newton Chairman of the House Committee of th Lamb Club 34 West Twentysixth street on Wednesday night and Dr Newton and Mr Baker ot the club appeared at the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday Dr Newton sold that he could hardly be held responsible for the personal conduct of the members of the club Ho was only one of a cpuill of twentythree Judge Brady was President ot the club He was the one to appeal to but just at present be was out of the city The Marine was adjourned until Oct 2 by which time it Is expected the Judge will be back Sir JUWeed the boardInghouse keeper who made the complaint of the boisterous conduct of the member ot the club was In court Dr Newton said he would try and put a stop to any further disturbances XZIIHD ro VOLZOIT rail STEAMSHIP An iBsaae Ueut DrowB 4 U tk Wake st Sloe Aanaatia Tletarlak On Wednesday afternoon a tall welldressed man ran UD the gangplank of the Hamburg steamship Augusta Victoria which was lying at the Iloboken pier and ran Into one of the staterooms When he appeared on dec later ha was excited and his actions alarmed the passengers He was put off the steamship be cause it was thought he was Insane lie re malnd about the dock the greater part of the alternoon and appeared there again yesler day morning The vessel steamed ont irons her dock and when she was about twentyIha fee out tbn man jumped Into the river and tried to swim toward her Hswasdrowsd and his body was recovered fifteen minutes later It Is blieved from letter found on him that he Is 3ugut Cisusen a dry goods merchant of Minnoota Ties IlaillMBi raraide There was n meeting of Italian societies last evening at the Italian Home 189 Second avenue Banker Cantonl presiding to make arrangements forth procession tomorrow in celebration of the triumphant entry of the Italians Into Home on 6erit 20 1870 Sixty civic and military societies will take part and they exrect to be reviewed from the cottage in Union Square at 10 A M by Mayor Grant lresident Arnold of the Board of Aldermen Vfi end ftff ofliclals The formation ol the societies will b with lie right on kiltecoth and Blxteenth Streets arid Irving Place and the line of march wIll be to tieven teintti Street across the ilaza to Broadway to Nlueteentli Street to Ilecond avenue to Broom street anti to the Last JlIrer itt Hulzeya liar 1cm lliver lark theie will be shooting for sold atid silver modem a tompola drawing and a dinner with speeches Tb Ealrprlae Will Hall Leaps aud All Hear Admiral Brain and Naval Constructor Mintonys said yesterday that the Enterprise would put to sea despite the leaks she may still show She is getting her stores aboard and will probstlyMeum for Fort Wadsworih on Saturday Constructor Mlulony declares that the teasels leak are trifling and that the only way to find them would he lo nil lr with Waler The leakage now Is ttiWdh isis than lie fore the shlrwssarydrcked and aucordlog to tli constructor figures amount to about toil poun4 of water in twylne hours About yight Inches of aster uruliihiie one ciii a bait inches forward and five aud a half inches alt ha lrep regiStered lot iWtiitylOUr hours lit 4 oclocs edtcrday A serond of th hiiatonomchs large guns sea boliu4isboard yeserdpy It uetgbs oyr twsityUso lone anti Is buut tweulysveu Seat Wag Call Or fr fuklla ABsaMaai The PsrkCommlssfoaersappl5j00 to tare Castle t Garden put Into their charge as a pan of Battery prk will be granted by the Mnkln Itltiul Coiuugnlseiupe iffhie Corpouahon Coup 501 says Ibsi It ciots be tion The Jark urn fnIfiriers Intend ici divotu the uttuctur to park uses and to She Injeirnent td the pubils ITKUDtta 7V iARA TOGA A SOB of M yor Citrratl Wed e NIece r Ex I jor Noun Albnnr SACATOOI Sept IB Joseph Wlllard Carroll son of Mayor Carroll ot Rochester and Mln Mary Cecelia Quinn niece of exMaror Nolnn ol Albany were married here today In St Pe ters Church by the Right Rev John J Connr Bishop of New York assisted by the hot T M A Bunk the VicarGeneral of Albany Father OConorof Rochester pastor of the famiirot the groom and Father Burtsell formerly ot the Epiphany New York were also present la the sanctuary The bride wasorrared In costume of heavy ivory satin with tnbller nf priceless pOnt durbetse lace corsage bleb with sllshtlr Ashaped neck and elbow sleeves ornainenici with trimmlue uf otrlch feature A lulls veil hong from her coiffure to the hem ol her skirt fastened on her brad with an algretts of ostrich tip and a spray nf orange blot some Her only jewels were a diamond pen dent anti pin the gilt of the groom MUs Nolan was maid of honor The groom and best man wore black Prince Albert coats and gray trousers with gloves and neckties to mach After the ceremony there was a reception at the residence of Mayor Nolan Mr and Mrs arroll will te at home after Oct 13 at the Leila apartments on Elghtythlrd street New York where they will begin consekeeDlne Eacllak Kad German EaBlaeera to Moot lot New York At the invitation of the American Instttnt of Mining Engineers and the Iron and Steel Association the members of the British Iron and Steel Institute of London and the Vereln Dautaher Elsenhuettenlenta of Germany will hold their annual Convention In this city Th American Institute ot Mining Engineers will begin their annual session on Sept 29 It will Lti two days The English and Gorman as eoclations will open their Convention on Wednesday morning Oct 1 and xrlll continue on the Thursday and Friday mornings follow ing The afternoons will be given np to ei cnrslona and pleasure trips to the various places of Interest In the vicinity of this cly Immediately alter the Thursday mornlrs session Mr James Dredge of London will make an address in honor of Alexander Lymsa Holly the man who first perfected Bessemer steel and who brought the Invention to this cpnntiy rears ago At the Conclusion of Mr Dredees speech the assocIations will march to Mhlninon square where the status of Holly wiU be unveiled At tbe close of the Convention the delegates will take B twentytwo days trip through this country stopping at Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Chicago BuBttrcalB erAse Maty be RemTcrt fratt the Elver Comptroller Myers lies approved fmo Stevenss scheme for enlarging Bikers Island and verified Mr Stavensa calculation that SH acres can ba made about the island which be longs to the city by dumping aaher and tIred t sweepings within crlbwork on the shoals In oidentalljrasavinirof a year In hind ling the ttahes Is figured out and an avoldisre Injury to tbo harbor and ship dianne s br dumping there TOe Sinking Fund Commis sioners have referred the matter to the itreet Cleaning Deportment for an estimate ol the cost of the proposed flllina in there and at Huts Island Mete Over a Bcatlaed Urea sad Iajare Nerve g Lucy V Owen bought a glass of nod at R Hudnul pharmacy 923 Broadway on June T 1889 and while it was being prepared s syrup jar broke The contents were spattered over her dress Pieces of the jar struck her and she says her nervous system was shocked thc aned lor AGO damages to her iltes and her nerves The case came before lurtce Law rence In ChamiKire yesterday on a motion to strike from the defendants answer the allecs tlon that an ofler wan made to have the dress thoroughly cleaned Decision was reserved Thought Ilia Pint Wllo Was Dead Ho Sura Justus Overton 65 years old a farmer was convicted of bigamy in the Queens County Court yesterday His first wife we Ine Ii Udell a comely woman of2i years who anti Sod that she was married toOverton in ComM fulj01 county on July 25 183 In IwainbT Iloip Ito met Mrs harsh J Mores a widow in Glen Coteand they wore married When the second wife eiirned that Ovprton bad snothir wife livitig shecaused hisarreat Ove ton sill hat wile No 1 left him In Ih8l BeviTnMeurs afterward he wa Informed that she was deed and he then married Mrs Mere IB tbo FiaiB XIII em Unlucky Ship P A circular life buoy marked Mariner Sack vllle N B was found on the sea beach of Bandy Hook by a lifesaving patrol yoster lar Tb Mariner was a MritNh bark but she was Bold a law months ago to an Italian firm and Was refbrlstened Plus XIII Borne sailor n en think she may have met with tumble became ol the fatal number In her name and its promi nence In her recent history ibite failed frun Leghorn on May 1 J got to her dock in Hro i Jn on July 13 snd cleared for Lvuhorn ca herd 13 On her way down he bay lat bun day one of her ciaw 111 overboard He waaat drowned however 10000 Duwges AxKlnal e EeIiresd Tb jury In the cafe of the executors the late Mr Itacbel Ward against the New york and Lonir Branch Hnlroad Company cave thIs plalntllTa H enllct yesterday for llrt000 Tee cac was Idea Ii the lludion County Circuit Court ltie Wnrd was killed by the Loni Wranrh repress at Tom heck Her otln law his child and a nurse were killed at the sante time

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ARttEST OF IRISH PATRIOTS ITO I VILLO AlI1 UllttlKN I1JMOOJCD OFF TO JAIL AOA1K jtrtler4 of Incmii 1 ennt Not to Par KentGreat Excitement Ireland Tketr I Dellerthnl the Government Wlehed to jrevtnt Them from Const to America pull Hisjr Balfbnr Ma Done Nobly for the Irlh ctr Arrest Ex Pitted Hiirprlae la JUondoa PCBII rept 1RMr John Dillon was ar JII MitcJ thu mnrnlnc Mr William OBrien was rlUJ Glengarlff and taken to Cork ito srreited nt t Oonlarlf takn Cork Warrants have boon Issued for tho nrro tot Mipodr and Condon members of the tl f m 1IIt t Mr Patrick OBrien and Hou oof Commons rAtrck Olrlol Jou Humphreys of Tlppornry the llev David lumpbrya rrr The charge on which Mr Dillon was nr re tfd are e nsplraoy and Inciting the tenants on Smlthlnrry estate not to pny their r nle The are t was made at Ballybrack whore ho u llltnl at the house of an uncle Ho a was at once hurried tinder strong guard and with the utmost secrecy to tbo rail way station whore a special car was a in waiting As soon as entered thin the V train was started for 4 Dublin Only brief stop was made In J t x s this city when he i wnt carried on to Tlpperary the ten wiun oBRttir Ant of which town ki I Is charged with having incited by his i ipeeehes to refuse payment of rent to their I i landlord Mr SmithBarry I The arrest of William OBrien was made at tho Oonlarf Hotel Mrs OBrien was pres ent a the time Tho charges against Mr 0 Brlen are similar to those on which Mr Dillon lon was arrested These charges a based on pooches made by him at Limerick and Tip perarr In which I Is alleged be advised his auditors not to pay rent From Qlengorlff which is at the bead of Bantry Bay and not far from Cork Mr OBrien was immediately Carried to that city In addition to those already mentioned It Is sscertalned that a warrant has been Issued for a Mr Dalton who baa been active in the work of the Land League Here in Dublin the police are keeping 1 strict watch 91 the headquarters of the Land LaIU8 Persons entering or leaving are sub jected to a close scrutiny Despatch is from Tlppernry report that the or ganizers of the local branch of the Liuruo there aro under closo police surveillance and ore ttmdnwed b I n e conbtantly 64 This special no r0 tlvlty of the pollcoi luds to the belief that the authori ties ore contemplat ing further arrests It is considered nl together probable that warrants are J0 IU already out against many leaders In tho Land lengue of secondary rank and Importance wbo have made themselves obnoxious by tho active part tbe have taken In recent antirent campaigns No one will be surprised ther fore to boar at any moment that other men bare been taken into custody Thin sudden action cwnor Government has fallen like n bolt from a clear sky The Irish Rationalists bad no suspicion of the Impend leg blow and ha at a joss to know what I i portends Mingled surprise and Indignation ire the predominant feelings In Dublin today Despatches from various parts of Ireland In dicate that tho Nationalists are everywhere tieatly excited at the ar Se The arrests Iloal wor PO utterly unexpected that the surprise with which they were first heard soon gao way to I feeling of suspense as to what the Government would do next In the Tlpperary Court formal evidence of ths arrest of OBrien was given before Magis trate irwin and Mr Ronan who conducted the prosecution until Thursday asked that OBrien be remanded counsel for OBrien crossexamined In spector Barter Oren view of showing that although OBrl wIt committed the alleged illegal acts 10 Juno no steps had been taken for his arrest until It was heard that be a solng to America Inspector Batter denied olnl the mission tn America had anything whatever to do with the case Mr OBrien hare remarked that the wholo world know the Governments motive for mak ing the arrest Mr OBrien was admitted to bAl Canon Cahlll being his surety On the application of Mr Ronan warrants were issued for League tho arrest of otbermembers ot the National LOSIHIX Sept 18The one topic In London toilay Is the nows from Ireland of the arrest of Irish Nationalists Tbe general feeling Is one of profound surprise as the Government had kept Its secret so well that no hint of its Intended action had reached the public No explanation of bd roatons for the Govern ments course has a yet been vouchsafed On COUle all sides doubts are freely expressed a to the political wisdom dUplayed but I f too early to pllcal estimate tbe elect of the arrests on public opinion In England The rarnellltea while greatly surprised a by no means cast down Their experience In the past loads them to take a philosophical view of tbe situation and to expect as the final outcome advantage to their cause Their theory of the arrests Is that the Government decided on them In order to prevent the de parture of Messrs Dillon and OBrien t America This the Government wished to stop the FarnslllteH assert because they feared that the affect of the speeches ot tbo Irish orators In America would be to create a fresh and striking outburst of American sympathy with the Irlnh Homo RulerS which would DO of great moral heln to the Liberal cause aa championed by Mr Gladstone UP to 7 oclock this evening no definite Infor mation had reached London 01 the specific utterances of Messrs Dillon and OBrien on which ths warrants for their arrest were based Neither has the Government given out any cfllclal explanation I is I supposed tonight that the ostensible ftoundsfor Mr OBriens arrest are to b found lea very plain OJrens that he made on last mae Bunday He addressed an assemblage of peasants at an Insignificant village In county Cork named Kchull lie spoke upon the failure of the potato crop and spoke ot the gloomy outlook which crop must face this winter V arming to his theme be said For tens of thou and t small fanners throughout Ireland It will become I Question this winter whether they are to have rod or their landlords Confronted with such an alternative bo thought there should be no hesitancy as to I choice He ad teed the touanU on every estate to meet and consult na to what proportion I any of their ront they could honestly jay nhen that question had been determined they should all queston by the decision I the farmers he snld should give to the landlords money which was needed to buy bread for their children too Irish loaders would not dare to appeal to the IIsh to come to the rescue ot f such a nation of slaves slut If tenants would I tnnts f nb olutly refuse to pay a penny of rout until every family that tilled the soil was placed be yond the roach of starvation then If the Government staflton I eminent evicted starving people from their poor homes It would bn swept out of existence by a torrent of English Indication uud the whole civilized world would send money nnd u f Istynie Ior the benefit of tho tenants Mr Michael Davltt was interviewed this af ternoon In regard to thu arrests He took a very hopeful view and thought the effect would be entirely favorable to the Irish cause Ii Messrs Dillon and OBrien be said bad faiibrratilv set out to devils plans for Increas ing i the popularity of the plan of campaign and lieigtitentnK prestige of the Land League they could not have accomplished their pur r oel ii I any way more successfully than by In duilni Mr Unlfnur the Chief Hecretary Ior Ireland t take precisely the step that he has taken 01 hu own volition It Is just what tbey nl d Then had begun tn bo a feeling In Iriini d that the plan 01 campaign b1 l been earrlol far enough These arrests will be sure i rouse public sentiment In Its lavor again Mr lialtour tins not made a greater mistake Jan fm J v 1 ho has been lu chief authority over Ire Jlri OBrien and wife arrived at Tlpperary at 9 0plnk tnilcbt The public lump were not lfgIteti I Jt tt couple wore enthusiastically fhKToJ during their passage through the hwl Canon Cttlll nnd other friends met tb eUI M the OUr House frund Mr II 01 II Mi interview after his arrest itit i thAt the but d I tbe 6ov rnujeut In i tt luiBB tugu A slot was 1 muter to him un ini It w to prevent the mUelon of himself III IH atboclatoto AmvrleA lie Wil IUr however that lbs American would Ott c Irh8 the tenant of the i ipprsrr ft iS ir f ttl 01 needful I support Lt rriaI4l Ie Irof nelullUDI Oilr nitbouBh I 11 11 Inpolllle for Mr I lrtrr iiiflCjf I t go to rrlc Soil lllk a personal Olilee i JDi their Ul81 II iile eillH the ar lets nuld i I iliort harm tu the oPIonaut of i I IL ittint iii tin it brett Ii i MrnKl 111 pu niellnjfi 1011IulI rf Mr 11 i iVl I rout silt I tat I rIIII Unce 1 i ixee dCi4uftLing the Irish tii I 1 l nulcnl Irlt atgIetiofl ttt 8 lr rinDliul when the warrants for the ar r I o Llmelf I andljls associate wre belnit draws 1 1 I would appear to many wl to U I WM tiiiiIiy lie bad l ltlni himself that tbe re I rr 0 dllo la the IIUOMI tr wireun I J fonjida l ana that their rank pntenttd R unbroken front I Pvsispe I bat OMewp John Dillon and William 0Hrien arrested for their recent disturbing ntternnpes have been releasmt on ball by a Tlpperary meals trot Mr Dillon blil leave Tlpperary by the 5 o clock train this evening for Dublin areom tmnle1 IJ Mr and Mr OBrien John rom oaR been staying with a eousln named Valen tine Itanl lt MarIne tlrracl Jlalrbrak i pIne miles from Jnbtn and a seaside resort le Intended leavIng there today At half pan 7 ollok this morln1 I wagon ette with I Coachmen In plain clothes and containing flvo members nf thn Hoyal IiMh Oonstabufary In uniform fotow Jlonl police car carrying four men three In uniform drove un to the houeo where Mr Dillon Woe stop ping When the door was opened Head ConstAble Casey asked to ceo John Dil lon who In response to tho request a once camo forward and was ns promptly arrested on a warrant signed by the resident I magis trate J U Irwin made returnable at Tlppo rar Dillon was permitted to breakfast before being removed and was than tnknn In drag t tile KlngKbrldgotormlnuti whore a special train was in wnltlnc on the train weio crown Prosecutor Stephen Itennn alit other and the entire party left nt 1040 for lptmry At about the fame hour Mr William OBrien was arrested nt UlongarlfT whore bo was stay ing with his wife lie was at once taken Into custody and confined tho jail nt Cork Warrants are also out for Patrick OBrien Thomas Condor Duvld Hhoohy the Ilov David Kelly Humphrors John Culltnane and Daniel This mornlntr after bearing ot the nrn ts Mr Timothy Harrington Inquired at Dublin Castle whether Inv warrant was out tnr him Castl and wa told there was nono and ho was allowed to depart unmolested Michael Davltt In his Labor World appear ing tonight says This arrest represents another feat of gigantic folly on tho part of llnlfour J Is meant of course to show the supremacy of the Chief Secretarys cole over tho National League Llue I plain that tho League nnd tho plan of campaIgn still possess sufilclcnt power and are trong enough to cballengo the full exer cise of Dublin Cnstlos n r frWe At tho tlmo of Mr OBrlenn arrest he wan nt n hotel n UloncarlfT nrcompnnlod by hi wife Three Inpectors nt tho bond of an armed police force surrounded l tho building nnd soon attracted an mormons crowd When Mr nnd Mr OBrien appeared At tho door flanked by am cor they worn loudly cheered which applause lasted until they wore seated In I carriage and started fo Jtnntrr five miles dis tant from whence they went to Cork nnd later were taken to Tlpncrary where Mr OBrien was released on ball John Dillon mado n brilliant speech tonight at a meeting hero In which ho declared that I the aim of tho Government In the recent arrest of Mr OBrien sod himself was solely to pre vent them going to America nnd thereby strengthening tho feeling of tho Irish citizens of that country acnlnat the harsh measures ot tile presout British Uovornmont Well Salisbury and Bnlfonr ought to throw themselves Into tho river What I shnmetul thing to do It 1st I Everybody knew that they were unwilling that 0 linen should come to this country because they wero afraid of the consequences of such n visit but I thought they bad given UP all attempts to prevent his leaving the country Ho has just been mar ried too How cowardly I It seems 1 The de spatches say that tho charuo on which ho was arrested was Inciting tenants not to pay rent On Its face that IB only I mask for tho ical reason which Is to prevent his leaving Ireland Mr OBrien baa been making speeches of such a nature all along and hardly think this particular I ni ticular one was more outspoken than tbe re t lie has done much to enlighten the American public on the true condition of Ireland und Government la aft aid that ho mlizht tell nil about the teirlble famine which today is star Ing Ireland In the fnco The members of tho Irish National League who were making preparations to clvo Mr Ollrlnn a rousing reception on his arrival tn this country were considerably surprised yes terday when they heard of his arrest Mr Tames A OGnrman first learned of it from THE OUK reporter ON rna DRINK OF IETOLUXIO Portncncne XlepnhllcBn Hope the Present Crisis will Overthrow the King LISBOS Sept 18The grave events which have been hatching for months past hero are now culminating in an attempt to overthrow the monarchy Tho Anclorortugucse debate though only a pretext has lad tu a Ministerial crisis and the King finds it impossible to form a Cabinet The first outward sign of Insurrection began yesterday evening bY rioting In varlons parts of tbo city All the shops are closed and to day n sharp conflict took place between the police and tho mob In which many on both Bides were severely wounded Tho proclamation of martial law Is momen tarily expected Senhor Macahoes LIma the editor of La Serum said In an interview The Idea of a Portuguese republic was born of the success of the Brazilian revolution which gave tbe im petus Large funds are supplied to us by wealthy Brazil and one week after we Install tho republic we shall not have a single ad versary even the clergy are on our sldo We fear no foreign Intervention but on the con trary our republic will shortly lead to the establishment of a republic In Spain The disorders here have been quelled and the city Is quiet tonight On Wednesday night a mob attacked eight policemen on the tr ela A conflict arose in which stones and revolvers wore freely used stone the rioter wero arrosted Later tbo riot became general and the municipal guard was called OUI The mob then took refuge In the Cafe Mar tInko In tbe Plaza Dom iedro where the cus tomers consisted of journalists deputies and merchants The soldiers tired into the build ing wounding several of the occupants MJTINU Of IUK lJPEIOI8 Nearly All the German Prese Think the Meeting is a Guarantee or Peace BCEUN Sept laAt 7 oclock this morning Emperor William and the Emperor of Austria horseback the left Bohnstock Castle on botebaek for scone of the army manoeuvre Tho entire press this morning unites In extending felici tations to the nation on the meeting of tho two Emperors at Itobnstock yesterday their friendly demonstrations being regarded ass flondlY guarantee of peace In this chorus of con gratulation vne but ono discordant voice tbnt of Prince Bismarcks organ the Ham burger Na cIrtchX sit urge lblt journal contains J vicious attack on Austria and declares that the real Interests of Germany are not to be furthered by the pro longation of the Drelbund but arc rather to bo nought in an nlllance with KuEsla and the carrying out of Busslan policy in eastern Tho man uvrel ot the Fifth and Sixth Army Corn have ended This evening Lmporor William bnd Emperor Francis Joieph attend ed a banquet n the Schlosu Germany and the Hlitve Trade DsnL Sept lBThe Keichanttlaer recur ring to tbe slave trade question says Deter mined a It has hitherto liutm to relentlessly bunting and trading oppose nliive buntlnl professional In slaves the German Government reserves to Itrelf I the choice 01 the proper moment to fur thor restrict slavery nor Schmidt telegraphs officially from Zan zibar that neither at Duromaluarn nor nt Bagnmoyo has any proclamation with refer ence to clave trading been Issued that no licenses censes have been granted to dealers that no actions against freed blares bao ever oc curred on the COlt that the statement that Zanzibar dealers have gone to ths coast to en gaco In tbe slave trade la unfounded and that the recent malicious and mendacious reports wero spread for the purpose ol Injuring the Germans The Tallcyraad Uemolra PAnts Sept 1BTbe first volume of the fa mous Talleyrand memoirs about which so muob curiosity is felt will bo published It la now expected somo time in January The older four volumes will follow as rapidly as they ran be properly e led J rapidly the rln Ie magazine 01 New York ha secured tbe right to publish extracts from the mnnutorlns to he embraced In each volume In1 advance of tbo publication hero in book torm The extract will tlO l selected and edited fur the Onlurv by 1 Lion Wbltelaw Held Minister to France rreh Army Mununvrc PARIS Bept 18At the conclusion of tbe army manxuvres at Cambral a banquet wu given to tb higher officer present Oen Billot gave a toast to the sovereigns of for eign countries MajorGen llaron Frederick military attach 14 of the IlutnUn Legation at Paris gave u tout In honor of President ear not and declared that the foreign ofllrjrs who attended impression the of in Franca n uuvrei bad received I good tuslrsitso Labor Troubles Ifl lr N H W KM t 180wln to the numerous Interns Invoked In the labor dis pute DOW lu progress litiru It Is not probable Ibat an early nettluuient of the trouble can bo effected even If a confeieuoe It I held by lbs toasters anq strikers It Is Dot zI4CtCa thai I tb tilkeof the stevedores will pterent the loexflDU of wall tttiuitra IInl rue 1 C r 1 i OPENED THE SAFE DOORS AKoiaan nnstAitKADits TKAT at LNDIADBD JOBzrot H Open the D or of a Diet Betel Batfc Willie fits Hand are Eneaoed la fiery aiOTeftTtiree Men Who Think af tba Combination White lie Ketix Tamlac CHICAGO Pert 18Paul Alexander John tone In an entirely novel and unprecedented manner Illustrated hit theory of absolute mind reading today by opening 1 safe at the Wellington Hotel Calling the attention of the spectators to what he bad said concerning muscle reading ho donned a pair of tblck his planted his ears cloves bandaged eyes oar and none with wool and destroyed the sons of taste br smoking a cigar Tho gloves he wore were Intended as nonconductors and to pre vent any possibility of muscle reading Bury lag his other senses by wads of wool and band ages ho wished to move despite what scientific mon nsort that ho possessed another sense hlch hits not been recognized hitherto He accomplished tho feat be attempted In a man ner which ho thinks will demonstrate his theory thoroughly Alter ho had sprung tho combination lock he was hurried to I bath and emerged a few min utes later his cheeks tinged with a glow from the sudden Immersion In cold water and hIs ayes bright and clear The distressing cir cumstances Attending tho feat last week were avoided and alter dressing Johnstone related his difficulties In connection with the safe sod discussed the ultimate position his theories would take when recognized br the solentlflo world Johnstone was to have opened the vault of tho Auditorium but tho only man who know the intricate combination fell 11 and then was no one to replace him The committee nr pointed to watch thn progress of tho feat called at tho Auditorium and cero told of the Illness of tbo man with the combination Manager flooding then rushed over to tho Wellington Hotel and obtained permission to bare the feat performed there Tho combination lock consisted of four doa I ble numbers In addition to this them was a stron stool air plato which proved a difficult barrier for the mind reader to surmount Cashier George W Goco was called In to assist mist In the accomplishment of the feat He was tested by the psychologist He placed a breastpin In a youths necktie and before ho could turn round Johnstone had drawn the pin from the scarf and then dropped It on tho Door Another tost was made before tho mind reader was satisfied of the concentrative power of his subject Johnstone called ox cltodly for a book A man handed him a greencovered pamphlet on Pacific Garden Mission and clutching Gale by the hand Jobustono directed aim to choose any word ho pleA ed Cashier Gage underlined the word Free in the little book closed It and banded It to tho psychologist Johnstone turned tho palO over rapidly topped on a pace nnd said the word Is there Write the word Write the word I ho shouted nod Cushion Gage seized pencil and paper and began to scribble Hardly had be written the word when Johnstono called out wrton wor It Isfree I Cast I UK oft his black cap ho led tho men again Into the parlor There ho harangued the little crowd of spectators on the dlfloronee Itlle and mind reading between muscle reading renlnl and tn prove that Ills lingers could take no part In Iroe feat he donned a pair of glove lie seized Unco by the baud and hurried down the broad stalrciiso the hotel de k A pilot arrangement hail been made among tho three men all ot whom Johnstono had tested that loge should take the llrst number of the com bination Taylor tbe serond And Manager Hilton the third Cittko again taklni the fourth I and It was in ihH order tbo mind reader arter arrancoil them hon bo reached thn sale jy this time I I crowd nod fathered In the hotel and swarmed around the desk to obtain a look At the stranire proceedings Johnstonea power neenied incomprebonhlblo Click click click click wont the knob of combination As Johnstono turned II quickly to tbe right tho first number 14 was twisted five times and Cashier Gngo slipped away and made room for Clork Taylor Toe second number 9 ro nulred lour turns to the left At the last turn Johnstono hesitated and turned again and the combination was Broiled With an angry stamp of his foot on the gronndllbo psycho oclst immored Ibo man to concentrate their minds on the numbers of the lock Click click went the knob again n he Clck round and round But ho was ftlll unsuccessful lug drops ot perspiration showed on his fnc between the bandages and be ex claimed an agonized voice I cant stand tills strain much longer Ills condition was rellccted in the cashier for Gage bad crouched down peering bard a the combination and occasionally mopping his red face with his handkerchief A third time the mind reader twisted the listening knob round and as be completed t number he gasped out 1 I Isnt that rluhtr The four numbers had llnt rlsbt been turned and Johnsiono seized the handle and attornitod to open the safe It could not be done and he screamed outtotbe three men Did you nut think 1 bad the combination t The two murmured In the aOlrmative John stone declared that ho could only read what was In their minds and warned them not to 11 len him astray us tbe strain on his nervous terrific Bkbtein was torrlno Click click click sang the knob as It yielded to clck gloved Innl the psychologist The first number was passed In a canter the 1rt required a llttlo moro time At tho end of each combination the psychologist asked the trio whether he was right und ro eied the answer Yes the three men could think only of tbo safe before them They crouched down bent over tbe form of the mind reader and never took their gaze Irom that shining knob Click click a few more turns nnd Manager Hilton reached toward the I handle and the safe flew open ovn i Jobnstoro seized one of the spectators and clung to him with the grip ot a drowning man His frame shook with nervous excitement and frme his right lee danced violently to and Iro The crowd shouted and clapped their hands at the successful Issue of the feat and watched the te peychololle as he was bal led hal carried to n bathroom on tbo second floor 1 took half a hour to perform the feat Ilameilelc for HI Asylum A man whoso clothing was drenched with rain asked anxiously In Tremont on Wednes day to b sent to a police station At tho Trn mont station ho asked Sergeant Connor to lock him UP What for Well because I want to be locked UP Ton lee I escaped from the Insane asylum In West bury Mass I week ago and now I wish I was back there again uaan The man sail be was Frank E aunt aored 35 year of West Brookllno Mans Ills aie was cloeo crooned nnd be was dressed Ip a wellworn suit of cheap clothing In le Mor rlsanla Court yesterday Justice Murray asked aim It he bud been drinking much lately No I only take a drink when some one In vite mo to and very few people ask me to drink uow Hunt said He was committed to tbe Commissioners of Charities his sanity and Correction for examination as to Htrlko ou Mr T A Havtmeyera Donee Fortyfive workmen engaged In repairing Mr Theodore A Havemeyera house at 244 Madison avenue In tbe owners absence In the country struck yesterday because the man te who has tbo contract for the work brought car penters down from Boston to work for less than union rates The strikers Included painters decorators kaUomlnor railing makers and varniihera Tbe strike baa not peon settled French IVareblpe Ordered to North Africa PAIIIS Rent 18ln view of the recent devel I opments at Tripoli tbe Government has or dered tho French Mediterranean sad Levant Bijuadronb to proceed to north Africa Note of Forelna Ilppustgs hahn Pasha Governor of Scutari has been dismissed Manchork Bay succeeds him Tho Itusslan Government has decided t create a social Ministry ol docde Cardinal Manning Is slowly recovering from the severe cold that has lately kept him I pris oner onerho editor nt tbe 1arls doeardt the Boulan elttOf gUt orgun basbeen Imprisoned for Infringing the press law The Umpreii of Austria has arrived at Tan glare aboard ibo yacht Cbazalle from Gibral tar The yacht will be quarantined two day In the KecoDd Chamber of the States flea Cblmbr arid today the Mlniitr of Finance announced that tite budget for ibJl bold surplus of AOOOuuO KuUdoM A family of eight t persons confuting of fattier iuolb r uml nix children his teen t killed ut 1Mbur l IluiiBiry by lunorantly eatlnc the fruit 01 tiLe nightshade plant The men employed In the factorUi In which smokeless powder Is ipaoutacturM will bore al t r wear rubber matk to protect themTrom the fumes throes off html cbujlieJf UI1 r r etiue toter be wig hue lle af um Wi f 1 i Roy Bakng Powder Leads Al The latest investigations by the United States and Canadian Govern ments show tho Royal Baking Powder superior to all others in leavening strength Statements by other manufaotiirers t the contrary have been declared by the government authorities falsifications of tho official reports I r I S s rePie J s 4 TB NOT one of the old wornout IS wornu I potash mercury larlA arla thousand doses for a shilling med icine I Is 1 remedy which never falls In Blood Diseases and always builds up the general health of the patient Cured Herself and Her Child S S S baa relUved me of a terrible lerofuU e from which i had uttercS for r Irlbl I afle4 sty now nrjtii caturb n caeleic th UojJ Lone lau to ut u1 It dcatieyed the ii4 tens In thr riht Id pi the dalord t at S my cutest and later on to my lunf imd it look l Is II I wit doomed Kb b I via twed Ik has Ibo cured my llltl diultt 81 1 th s diwiw HitS N KIJIIE Macky TiuIlM on Blood and hlun biim Vii o U1a ties lwUJ hncirm CaAIMtkU I tt BAIUr AVTDUN ITEltDIXOf rrideaberBltarnett amd PattrsoeJaeebns Mils Miriam n Barnett and Robert Frldon beoc were married last evening by Prof Felix Adler at the residence of the bride mother lre A N Baruett 10 West Eightysixth street Tho ceremony was performed in the drawing room beneath n canopy of amllax and yellow and white roses There were neither bridesmaids maid of honor best man nor ushers Mica Barnett wore n beautiful gown of white faille trimmed with duchess lace and a long tulle veil caught up with orange blos soms and a diamond cluster pIn Her bOUQuot was of nephetos roses and lilies of the valley After the ceremony A wedding dinner woe served Among tha gueits present at both wore Mr and Mrs Leo 0 Jacob Dr and Irs wor Wolff Dr Emil Orennlng Prof I L lllce Dr and Mrs Edward FridenberK Mlja Paulo Mono Mr and Mre Henry Leslnskr Mis May aimer Miss Gutman A Ancustns Uynoman Dr Albert trlrtenberg tho Messrs Bonbelm hr Alber hldebrl Dr Julia llarnptt nice lire Mr llhlno Mrand Mr Mnx Frankel l llst Nina Ooldimlth and Mr and Mr 1 L tile Misc Grace Lent Jacobus the only child of United Mates Marshal John Wesley Jacobus was married yesterday afternoon to tllllam Frank Faitorsnn eon exAssemblyman Dan iel Pattorsoh formerly leader of the County Democracy in tbo Eighth District Only tbe Immediate family of the young oouplo were bidden to witness the ceremony which was performed In the parlor of the br das fathers house ii Morton street by tho Ilov Dr John Y Heed pastor of the Bedford tSlreet Methodist Episcopal Church The bride and grimm during the ceremony were un attended nave by their parents who stood on cither side of them while tho minister read the service eMlfiiJacohus who Is a very pretty brunette just past bor let birthday graduate of the public school and also a graduate of one of the city conservatories of music Her wedding gown wn of Australian gold silk trimmed with ducbosse lace and her bouquet was of white roses Instead of the convontlenal Inltad her head wreath of bridal veil she wore on a wrath white ro ol Among the guests nt tho wedding and reception Al0nl of tion were Thomas Jacobus the grandfather the bride who Is now In his yoth year Mrs Mary Levlneus the maternal grandmother of the brideeroom the lion George U Deane Mr nnd MrsW II Gedney Mr ant lr Jeremiah PangburnCnpt Albert 1 Hal Mr aiid Mrs I Andrew B Ilogore Jr Mr and Mr I Jacob D Ackerman Mr and r George D I Kupor John D Lent Mr and Mre James I Fordon Mr and Mrs Joseph Brlen Mr nnd Mrs William W Jncobus Mr and Mrs M Van Duren Tnlman Mr and Mr M Ferdon Mr and Mrs Charles Jacobus and Mr and Mrs Abram Ferdon After tho honeymoon trip which will ex tend over a fortnight and during which Mr nnd Mrs Patterson will visit tne northern part of this State and Caundn they will live In their own home on Barrow street A SUMMONS rou SICKER BANKIN A Notice Herded on Him at the Theatre That Blo Wife Meek n Reparation McEeo Bankln the actor who Is In Brooklyn just now with his clay The Canuck at Ilolmoss Star Theatre received n call on Wednesday night at the theatre from Deputy Sheriff Andrew Lyons who served a summons on him in a suit which Mr Bankln has brought for separation and alimony The trouble between Mr Rankin and his wile Is an old story and it Is now a year or two since they have lived together Up to three years ago they used to appear together on the stage but Mrs Rankin thought her husband was paving too much attention to one of the rther actresses and an estrangement resulted Mrs Bankln lives ntKUfrdalo on the Hudson with her unmarried daughter for whom as well as for herself she asks support In the suit she has brought Runklnn manager Mr Barney said last night that tho actor vn tak ing the matter very lightly nnd Intimated that Inl BanklnB success with The Canuck was Mrs llnnklns sttoiaost Inducement for bring ing lnnklns suit Ho thoucht the suit would never come to trial but would be settled out of court by Mr ItanklnH agreeing to tiny oer some of hip earnings Mrs nankins lawyer admits that this Is tihst hH client wants as she thinks her husband should contribute to nor support MIl fl freer issT VBlHD Xls a Week Now Since lie Got Mr weete Not Mne Hbe Had Ielt Dim for Good When William Sweet young electrician re turned to his home at 309 Lexington avenue Brooklyn on the evening of Sept 10 ho found this note on tho tablo I have left you for coo There Is no use of yon looking for me I am In earnest this time I have loft Willie with you Because you are better able to take care of him than I am ar bTKIAs Stella was Mr sweets twentyyearold wlfo and Willie their elevenmontbsold boy 31r Wile so far kept her threat good Hhe baa not returned and her husband professes to b In Ignorance of her whereabouts He does not appear to b much worried He says he baa neither made search on his own account nor notified the police I his wife can find a more pleasant home elsewhere than he furnished her well and 199d tan Hobby of 413 Macon street is I lre Sweets father He said lat night that Mr Sweet WA well aware where his nllbt could be found He also intimated that there was quIt another side to the story and that his daughter was entirely justified In the step aha bad taken Ttireatca Separate Nomination The Presidents of the various German Dem ocratic clubs In Brooklyn met last night at Anon Hall to formulate somo political line of action for the approaching campaign They were almost unanimous In their disapproval of t action of the Democratic General Com mittee In rejecting their claims for recogni tion and some ot tbom severely criticised Hugh McLaughllnB reception of the subcom mittee Mr McLaughlin told the committee mit firmly opposed to the Idea of that be was Irml onpsed rio ognlzlng any separate nationality In party pnrY management the regular organization being large enough to shelter all 1 was decided to recommend to the Executive Committee to make a Independent nomination either for Comptroller or City Auditor Tba srmyr Virginia PiMKMBURO W VA Sopt 18The reunion of the Army ot West Virginia bad Its third dais session today The crowd was much larger than yesterday Oen Enochs of Ohio and Gen Nathan Got of West Virginia arrived today and were escorted br long columns of veterans to their headquarters The meeting of the camp Ibis afternoon was metnl by VicePresident MajorGen Powell of Ohio Gen Powell delivered an ad dress of I half hour to 12000 to 15000 people and thentrave way to Gun Uoff who was vociferously thenJave wa erously cheered upon his appearance Nearly all I tbe speeches favored pensions more pen sions and plenty of pensions Wife and Wtepaon Arrested OtUDEN Bepr 18Mrs Patrick Powers 65 years old made known t the County Physician today the fact that her husband sician today fA wan lying dead at their home on Pennsylvania ave nue near Tenth street Examination of the body bowed that Powers hud met with a vio lent death I was learned that he bad oust relied with his stepson John Fitzgerald a dl olute young rough on Tuesday Tbe polio plge custody are looking for Fitzgerald Mr Powers la In Ball for BlOO oe Damages Oinvronrr Bert SIlo Salmon of this place who was seriously Injured in the col lision that occurred Gardiners Hay In An gait between the Montsuk Steamship Ooro btWOI pins itiamer Hnelier Island and the iloop J De IJIol on wblob be waa passenger A b gun afiolt lhlo liW diiflsgCagaii3sI the I rifhlp company 4 Oovrnni nl Inquiry next Into week tOo collision will be begun In this village teresda is tow no ATturnc Iowa SipS 18A tornado truck about loa milt south ol tfannUur Iowa at 2 oclock thli afternoon Two rain were ro S 1aUM vai 1 inn IVICIMfUXII AaBDr Xtttl ManS fete Tell now Tier Father Phot Her and Her Two Muter PoirmtouTii N n Sept la Tho awful tragedy with which Fred hem closed his ca reer last night has created a great sen atlon In this city today nnd tho bloodstained house was besieged by crowd of people At mid night the little girl Maud was still alive although twelve hours ago tho hospital surgeon said she could not live an hour Mr Charles W Taylor tho first victim Is also alive but It doesnt loom possible that he can survive until morning I these two die five lives will have been sacrificed to avenge the wrongs real or fancied ot I husband Tho wife who Is supposed to be the cause ot the tragedy has not yet boon heard lrm I she does not appear on the scene tomorrow the murderer and two of his victims will be buried In the family lot Little Maud hem told Coroner Whittier to day that her father camo homo In a towering rage bho had never soon him so angry be fore What ho was provoked about alto did not know but ho ordered her and her two sis ters into tho house They were In tbo yard at the time The girls did not obey his command I and ho threatened to shoot them If tbey did not come In at oneo Maud ohorod nnd saw that her lather had two largo reolors In his I hands A few moments after ho stepped In pldii the houso he tired at bt r three times Two of the shots went through her back and the other Into her face bite ran out ot tbl house followed by her father who then shot tho other two girls She then ran Into the street It las been learned thAt Heln went three times to tho homo of his motherInlaw Mr Lucas and tried to get A shot at her but failed This was after he had shot Taylor whom he believed to b his wiles loor Heln was passionately In line with his wife who did not return his nflootlon Common report says that she was unfaithful and some years ago rnn awny with a sowing machine agent The pair wero gone somo time but finally tho wife who tired of her new love returned to her husband He thought so much of her that he huebnnd 10 fpreao bor and once moro took her to his home bhe afterward carried on nn intrigue It Is said with Charles W Taylor who now lies at tbo point of death This was well known to about everybody in tbo city for tbo pair were seen out riding together and were known to bate gone away together for a tlmo Tbo husband Ione nnd heard many things which sntNtlod him that his wife wee again un faithful to him He stood It as long as ho could and then bo shot to kill hem also charged TaIlor with ruining his daughter Carrld who was only 14 yours old Carrie who I Is dead was a remarkably handsome girl with large blue eye and peculiar huffy blonde hair This discovery ot the husband and father was I tile lust straw Mrs Lnca Helns motherinlaw says that his treatment of his wife was brutal In the ox i I treuie and site loll him because tit had threat ened fo many time to kill her He forbade her I to visit her inothri but occasionally site did mnnnca to sea her When situ advised her I daughter to get 1 divorce sho would reply Hu would Kill roe I will try and uet along as I I test I can There IB not I night that he does not put bin revolver on 0 table by tbo side of tbe bed anti any Ill kill you I oforo morning Heln drank considerably but seldom be came intoxicated except upon holidays when he would go oil on a good time with some of his dcrnmn friend ii would come him nt 2 or 3 in the morning with I lot of drunken friends wake his wife un and make her go down stairs bring up beer and stay up until I morning pouring out beer for them IILOUIZED XO TllK Y r A c The Alleeed Bow Clnb Explained at the Iloboken Turtle The members of the Hobokon Turtle Club whoso reputations us firstclass epicureans were long ngo established sat down to a breakfast and dinner yesterday At their beau tiful Lnrchmont homo I was the lost layout of the season and It was probably this fact that made it the bost relished Tbo Board of Governors of the club con sidered tho alleged disgraceful conduct case of the New York Athletic Club members who en gaged In tho regatta on Saturday last and the conclusions reached by them entirely In dicated the athletes I appears that the i trouble was of a roreona nuture and had nothing to do with club mater lit all Beoio tarT O I West who wn charged with being responsible for I was brought before the Board and was nskod for an explanation He failed to make tbu latter satisfactorily and the hollowing resolutions were passed by the Board Hirrtu An article appeared In A morning paper of Wtdnwdny Sept 1 I8H J apparently Inspired by 11 O Weil our Ktrretary anil purporting altt oltletaL I which article calisurri tli t t alleged uuicantlf I nianlr con duct olm membrs or tne Y Atlilello Club who were nor ruckll at our flnt itirittli held at Larcbmout en Sitnrday Pt 13 IHKO and nAf rij Our attention hal teen pectilty called to this article t T Walter u I Bcbuyler rremdent of ttie New YorL Aiaietlc Club belt JfrfMrttl liSt the Hoard of norernorii of the Hobo ken Turtle Cut disclaim any part nt reponilblltty or knowledge of e ld article and d not con tJer that the action on the part or our mieiu warranted any men atatementa and that we revret very much that this un fair procedure should have teen assamed by our Sec retary ItrinlreO That a cope of these refolutlons b for warded to Wale O fcanyler frnldent ot the N Y Allilello Club with oar regret that any inch action should hare been aisunieu by oar Secretary tad tOe a copy of this resolution be furnished to the jiresa Bocrotory West tendered his resignation but It WHS refused The Athletic Club and our club woro rn very friendly terms and I have no doubt the friendship will contInue said a prominent member We intend ah log another ladles day regatta and to show our attitude towards the Athletics we Intend In viting again towars same athletes to participate nuan Itneaett Convicted or Uanelannhl A verdict of manslaughter In the second do greo wni returned by a jury In the Queens County Court yesterday against John Mel ville Baisott who was tried for performing a criminal operation on Miss Teislo Covert which resulted In her death Tho jury was out six hours and strongly recommended Ibo prisoner to the mercy of the Court Miss Covert was a daughter of Jerome c Covert a lllagu Trustee of Jamaica Hhe wn taken seriously 111 last February and named Ba sett as diii author of her trouble Little Is known of Dastiotttt former life He Is l 41 years old today Mitts Covert was 21 Dnstett will b sentenced Found Drowned la the Harlem River Lawrence Cummings I salesman In Bene dict k Gaffneya wholesale coffee store at 181 Duane direst loft there on Wednesday even Ing to make his rounds among the groceries of the went side He did not return all day nnd yesterday his body was found by Policeman Itooney In the Harlem lUter near Macombs Dam bridge Cummings lived at ASS Morrlh avenue Morrlsanla and bad a wife and several children Ho was 44 years old It Is thought that the drowning was accidental aa no cause for suicide can be found The Newtown Baby Faros The inquest In the case of the dead infant found In the Clau hut at Kewtown L I I a few days iwo was begun at Maspeth last night by Coroner Homyor of Kldgewood Countable Hllland of Kewtown Clmrlts White of the lame village and Miss Keubne mother of the In fant gave testimony Constable Hllland told how bo found the dead child and of f too nubia cmcnt arrest of Claus and his wife Coroner Hoinyer adjourned tbe bearing until next iuesday evening Illslurbaare In tbe lark Gallery Three men who bad bought gallery seats at the new Fork Theatre last ulgbt found a boy In one of the seats and attempted to oust him J W Cooney of 413 West Tblrtyflfth street lnterfer to protect the lad and wae put In the head In the oulde mat followed Thutro usbir got tte flisputant out Into the lobby and there Cooney wan arrested fur making disturbance He was locked up in the Tblr tlutb Street station A Jet OWes Mobbed or Hluiupa Ilr xur KU f pt 18 Burglar broke Into the Poet Office early this morning and stole a quantity of stamp tamped envelope and nurilir d litters IIU nut koWa bow mtc cash ibtrssaured They not u bf nImpyjg ufoa few is va of the rut wadows 01112 t74nr Benjamin F Polxotto exMinister to Bou mania nod oxCocdul to Lyons Fiance died at the house of his daughter Mrs Mornlngstsr 10 Dan 130th street at 10 oclock yesterday morning Tbero were present at his bedside Mrs Mornlng tar and her brothers George and 1eroy Ielxotto and Bra Armstrong and Jacoby Of the remainder of the family Mrs Ielxotto Is lu Baden Baden dangerously ill or heart trouble Her three unmarried daughters are with her Frank Ielxotto and his sister Mrs Bloom ate in Louisville and Irving Ielxotto Is In Ban Francisco Mr Folxotto was born in Now York but spent his earlier years In Cleveland Ho returned to Now York In 1841 While tn Cleveland he was associated with tire late Jotorb W Gray In tho editorship of the Cleveland IlainJealn He was appointed uonsulGonoral to Itoumonln by Gen Grant LOu llvrd for six rears at Bucharest Ho returned to New York In INTO and took an fctlxe part tn the campaign ot 187 stumping Ohio with Carl Hchurz imrflold and Blalne In SuPport of Hayes from whom he afterward no toptod the appointment an Consul at Lyons which place ho hold under the Administrations of iarileld nnd Arthur Ho returned to New lorIc In ISiS anti resumed the practice of law Ho founded the Mrnornh Monthly was Trustee of the New ork SanItary Aid Society was ono ot the founders ot the Ohio Society anti was a member of several literary and benevolent or gnnlrntlons Itnbbl Dr Hondas of the Nine teenth htrcot Temple will conduct the lunnral nnd the interment will bo at Cypress Hills Cnmetery James Gnllatln of this city died of heart dis ease nn odnesday at his summer home In East Hampton Long island Mr Gallntln was bnrn In this city in 1B4U and bad spent much of his life in travelling Ho wax a member ot of the Century Club He leaves a wife and six children His brother Frederick Gallattn Klhrldee T Oorryt law partner left for EmiL Hnmrtnn Immediately on receiving word of his brothers death Another brother Is Albert H Gnllntln who la professor of chemistry In the University of the tltyot New York The tunernl services will be held at Fact Hampton today and the body will be brought on here for Interment In Trinity Cemetery The Bev Dr Thomas C Strong long pastor of the Iteformed Church In Ithaca died on Sat urday aged b8 years lie had been ailing for sovoritl years with n brain trouble which had Incapacitated him for ministerial work and ho had been ol late an Inmate of the Binghamton state Hospital for the Insane where he died In his prime be ranked among the more dis tinguished clergymen nf his denomination In the country Ho leaves a wife and three grown children First Lieut Fred D Holton of the Second United htntes Cavalry stationed at Fort Whip plo Arizona died at his home In Burlington Vt yesterday of Itrlghts disease Ho was a graduate of eat Point nines of HO end this was his first vlU home since then having ar rived on Saturday Fatigue Incident to the long journey home probably hastened his demise W A Collins of Hagorstnwn Md fell off a train near Baclne Wls receiving fatal in juries fie was for years one of the proprietors of the Pittsburgh Cironufr and Inter editor ot the oriinfcOJVIcprflpn He was a man of brilliant attainments and was recognized as ono of the best editorial writers tn that section ot the country William E Lewis AosUtant Superintendent of the Long Island Railroad died yesterday evening at hlt homo In Third street Long Island City KB was at ono time Superin tendent of the Mexican Central itallrnad Ha was about M years old and leaves a wife and three children Joseph McCall who died In Philadelphia re cently was for several years treasurer of the Annie Ilxloy dramatic company and held a similar place in 1hlladolpbla theatres He wan born In Philadelphia In 1KS5 and was a SOD of John C McCall exIresldent of Melect Council May Johnson Mrs William F Symondn nn actress and vocalist widely known In the West is dead at St Paul at the age of 23 Hamilton G Webb a farmer and politician ot Anne Arnndel county Md la dead aged 40 yearn Mile Samarr an actress of the Thtfatre Fran ijals is dead AMUSEMENTS Opening of the Ambers Season A full house marked the opening of the sea son at the Amberg Theatre last night The niece presented Das Blld des Slgnorelll written by Itlchard Jaffl has attracted a great deal of attention In Berlin It Is a play full ot sorrow marked by n fine literary quality and much dramatic skill A professor an expert in the old masters tells a lie about a painting which purports to be one of Blgnorolirs lie takes 30000 marks for his false opinion and the opinion Is alvin In order that bo may save from disgrace n son who Is In the army and who has been gambling The professors con science will not let him rest under what be has done and It finally overwhelms him The love of the gambling soldier and of his artist brother for the same women adds further trouble Herr Klersohner Is the professor and Herr Walter the man who elves the bribe Both are admirable and Frauleln Bcbmlt Frfluloln Burg and Frauloln Lelthner have excellent opportunities and do excellent work Two new comer Herr Tauber and Herr Stengel play the pins of the artist and the soldier respectively They are handsome ahd parable and handle their parts In this play with notable skill HOCKKFKLLEWS LATEST GIFT lie Add a Btllllon Dollar to III Former Endowment ofChleazo VnlTtrellr CniCAOo Sept 18A pledge of 1000000 to the now University of Chicago was conveyed to the trustees of the Institution today ins letter from John D Rockefeller who boa al ready given to the university 600000 The magnlflcent proffer was promptly ao coptod by the Hoard and a committee ap pointed to arrange for filling the conditions of the Kilt Mr lloekofeller stipulates that Shop 010 of the amount shall bo used for nonpro fessional Instruction nnd fellowships 100000 for theological Instruction In the divinity school and tlnOOtK for the construction of the divinity building Except the lastnamed tlOOiOO the SltOO 000 principal Is to remain Intact and the Income nt once bn expended The present Baptist Theological Seminary Is to be outdo part of the university and the seminary buildings at Morgan Park ate to Da utilized as an academy The new university will bealn its career with endowment making tlOJOooo all of which are banded In or pledged A Homicide at a Fnaeral ST AinaK Vt Sept 18This afternoon In tho County Court Frank Mitchell was found guilty of manslaughter the bury being out about three hours One afternoon last winter Mitchell got Into a drunken row with his uncle Hubble Lee at the funeral ot his sitters child in Last Falrlleld and ended the affair by smashing Lees skull with the butt end ot a iiiuilet death resulting soon afterward It was shown that the men were drunk and auar relHomo all lie afternoon and there were sev eral Sfiinieu between them at the house where the dead child lay Tbo minimum penalty In Mitchell case is even years In dtate prison A lsssur Ix et From the Vccednta UOCKAWAT Bncn Sept 18 The body of a man was washed up here from the ocean to day In the clothing ws found a steerage ticket In the name of John Hoes from Hew nrk to Itotterdain by the Netherlands iteamer Veenlam The bdy bad apparently been In tb water only few day A Nenator HOB CatBitten One of the callers at the Patteurlnstltute yesterday was the ion of a United States Sena tor whose name the doctor refused to disclose He bad been bitten by a oat Tbe eat was taken Into custody and is I kept at the Institute 1111 busing carefully watched for symptoms of radiuS A Wire fir Vadr Surveyor Lies VTIa dew Just after noon yesterday there was a great hlnlni und puttering outdde of the windows of Surveyor Lyon ofllee The Insulating ms Urial on a wire ol the United fitaUi lllumlnat isa mpany was anre The wire ran Into a well copishnicg ptisrwtnsg 1114W1 Into th4 efilce LI waa uI4jihy Ig ittL SAM GOMPERSS TORN NOW asnttcTtom Oil THKFOIZT orarsim 1KO AS KMOnTtl aritlKH Mr Poirdtrlr sad Hl heard HUT Lf5 Tkr Pitrte I ttvliicr nitt m ee ad t Wrath Behlkdrew Striker Get Dutk rrosldont Compare of the Fedemtlon of La bet who although ha hasnt forgotten the ora j torlcal drubbing ha received at the hands ot Powdorly kept his mouth shut tight all i through the New York Central strike think now that the time to keep silence has expired lie said to the reporters yesterday I regret that the New York Central striker have been defeated but It if onlr what lex pooled and foresaw the day After the strlka was ordered The cause ot the defeat lies within the order ot the Enlchta Labor 1U Bell I was invited to address the Ont mat meeting held In Union square to express sym 7 pathy with the men on strike While then ex pressing the strongest feeling ot eympathr with the men I did not attend the meeting be cause If I had been present I should have felt Impelled to say what I i now say The strikers were then In the midst of the straggle and no sincere labor man would say a word then tha mlaht work to their disadvantage 1 The Knights of Labor are constantlyde nounvlng strikes and tradesunion methoda and its a consequence tboy are never prepared for the InoNltnbloiho strikes that are forced1 upon worklngman As a result their lack of preparation and want of knowledge necmsarr to conduct strikes render defeat almost cer tain at the start Why the very week the rail roadstrlke was ordered tho ofllclal Journal of the Knlubts of Labor contained an article de flouncing strikes in my report on the subject of strlkf submitted to the American Iodera J lion of Labor this passage occurs It It ire that no man whn ha elvn the unities of strIkes ant the Ubor roblrm any thourhi can look1 upon itrlk t with favor but to t continually rontima tnr them in I nm lr another thin Tn know wba Mi ttrlkt anil particularly when not to itrlk U a lettne not yit fair nnHgriinnil To sirIki i upon a failing ptartt or visa Intamcivntlr urjCAnlrtd or If organ lord not pmiJtrlr equipped with toni U ODonMUoir ably tlit height or ljnor oco This about describes the condition ot the New York Control men when they hogan this struggle I can only emplmslAo that now br udding that the strike Is n natural result In the progress and development of the Indue trial problem Theta Is a science In the pre nitration for and the conduct nf a strike which by the way Is a ilaniorou Inctrument In the bundi of theorists and amateurs The defeat of the strlkeift may onoouraire some employers to assume the nggresslvew Yvhlle the sympathy ol nil working men anfli women went nut to the strikers they foresaw the regrettable result just announced Theri are nut discouraged by the result but they realize moro than ever the nbwluto need of a combination of all the forces In the IndiistriaTi field Coupled with this combination thor must bun determination to lay aside the dol lars necessary to sustain the men who may bo forced to stilke In defonco of their rights or who battle for bettor conditions I The rank and file of the strikers In this city were thunderstruck yesterday morning when they learned that the strike had been declared off Only two days before n deputation nf Knights from Albany had told them ofnolatlr that the road was tied up tight and bad urged them to bold out and win The mon who buna about the yards yesterday spoke with great bitterness of the Executive Board of P A 26 There are about 4ixi men out In this city and up to lost night not moro than twenty bad been taken back to work Superintendent Voorhees sail yesterday The men seem to have nn Idea that wo were only waiting for them to give in to take them back In a body The fact Is that their declar I ing the strike off doesnt make n particle of I difference in tho running nf the rood Very I few of the strikers hive been reCmnlored al though several hundreds of them applied for I roPmployruent before the strlkn wa declared off Scrotal committees from Albany wore down to see mo yesterday and I told thom that they might just as well give up the Idea of going buck Into the companys service as their planes bad been tilled and there were no va cancies that 1 knew of Any of the strikers I who are roPtnplorod go back an new men and Into such places an wo may happen to have va cant Their previous aorvloe will count for nothing j I Mr 1iiwderly Mr Haves and the rest ot the I Executive Board have disappeared I TUB ALItIXT H Tit IK BUS Some or Thrm lroml o to Leave the Knight It Work is Given Them ALBANY Sept Superintendent Bliwell Assistant Superintendent Harrington bavo been besieged all day by oxstrikers all of1 whom are anxious to get their applications reinstatement on file first Occasionally has been rut to work hut Superintendent Bis sell says there la no room for any large num ber of men especially at this season ot the year The volume of freight traffic however will begin to materially Increase next month when a majority nf the men will be taken bock Many of the now hands employed on the road In this vicinity who came from the West are what is known as tramp workmen who never remain In one place moro than a month or two before continuing on their travels After the next pay clay U Is expected that a large number of these men will leave and the vacancies thus resulting anti the Increased vol ume of freight trufllo will necessitate the tak Ing back of n large number of the striker The reeling against the leaders because they persistently refused to end the strike before le very bitter nnd personal violence Is threatened them For n week back the sentiment rna I high and threats of abandoning the order alone caused the district assembly moors to I nut The beggarly aid doled out to the strikers was the straw that broke the camera back and from that time a firm determination tn do Bomethlm has prevailed among the men The plan of reaching the officers of the comj pony was by petition and up to this evening I Superintendent Itlseell had received no lean than six of them Theio were circulated among the strikers and signed freely The last one contained perhapn the greatest number of names In It the signer promised to fever their connection with the Knights of Labor 1C I work wa given them They did not care la what positions they were placed so long as em plorment was given I The trial of the train wreckers nt Troy waa postponed until tomorrow Hamilton Harris who It was raid wrote the confessions denies the story emphatically They Say They wilt Urlnli TVbem They ritmmr NEW ORLEAIR Sept laThe carpenters and joiners Instituted n peculiar strike hero to day In the Algiers dock vards on the question of drinks The men have boon In the habit ot taking several drinks during working hours The managers of the dock yards not liking this gave notice yesterday that no employee would bo allowed to leave tire yard during working hours The carpenters and joiner responded tn this order by going out on a strike early this morning anti the calkers soon followed through ymnatliv The men ear that they have been In the habit for two generations of leaving the yards tiny f momenta during the dny for drinks and will not abandon their rights The manager said that they pay by the day and that some of the mon leave the yards five end nix timo dally for drink losing valuable time for which they are pald1 The strike stopped woik In all his dock yard Saw Jacob HchlKm Cut III Throat 1J PATEimov Sept 18Some men who were fa Rogerss woods today saw u German drawn razor from his pocket and cut bin throat from ear tn ear The man staggered and felt Aa he lay dying be managed to gasp out that mi name was Jacob Schlitz and that he 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r 31 END OF THE EASTERN SEASON WS mZE DAn KO SOtttt CB4JK rionanir OABEB ncjuuaovn Ward HM fiat tbe Ww Ytu t Hsirel ne M flrtbub d rarI Ta on or DBF a UuI rw ca eU w ere ri re A rw nl rI I wr I th Player Lgus r t Will Not Ce aaf Till Cttflew d Ne u Bttnan off dar ther were but few carat I played yetUrday The scores follow TllK TMTKM LI OUI Brooklrn8NewYork7 Dkml Cleveland 10 ritUboren 8 tut lUTioicAL LZAOUB This etarae Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 1 Becond tatl Cincinnati 10 Cbtearo 5 THE AUgJUCAX AMOCtAnOll Toledo B Brraeuie 1 I Ilool Bnul n Irr I TUT mcoonn ft M reei mil m nuM sTtvi jaiL i re II tu rhiiadatBhla 1 a JI IreeflyiVrjra 6 1 51 M rlD s Q 437 hewTerk e Jl Ml Clsvslaad su 1 403 r wrl O 813 lag M2J Ha 07 B OOI1T I 11 8 II W TOBJt I 11 7 The last obamplonablpRame of tho tapn In this Jclnlir waa Blared resterdar at Urother dolnlr hood Park and the Brooklyn IP Ulteam were 11 lrolhn I boo lark TbeconiiitloritwVreanfprlslnply th Iolor The ronlllol were urprllnlir rood fore slout conlsl the Iruna notwltli I ptdIng the lite bn downiqur 01 rain b l tdlnl amlrll orde To allw both the tc v I nd frnokltna to make a early start AW ti iii wa called at I 8J o clok nd luring the afternoon 3643 ptrsons were tmcUt Contldeialile enthusiasm was tnunlited at times the Droollyns comma In nr lnUtod liberal ehare of apoi ute In the third Innln Umpire 1lercei demanded the ra rnoval 01 Catcher Uallv from the Plavera JOY for utlnp nflenelte lanenax Ward Uronifly objected against Daliye leIng the field claiming that he 8 tme of the lams mi men and that be was entitled to be there r The umpire order was Imporath and l ally Ia olcr ha4 logo fcTht e ntest was well Played nod exoltina to a marked Mtent It a PObablr a M0 I tune to the Now YOlk that hwlnc eaw lit to ntlr from the name In the llfth liinlnjtownc to an accident to hI lingers as the captains stPowloUce nf 1 player Bnil cute 1lns would have oiled his team materially In the sutse aT 01 bite the New nnt Inullige In the number hllib fork Innllll USM but tboo 01 the I llht 811noIII0 fcn told morA In Ih end and 1 WI 010 rokltn the good judgment or their bae man it crubnh niornente that woo thorn the awe I erllcni v momont mlnblr In the held Jovece I JIol rrON bltg the moet foriout committed by err Brnuklyne hemmIng pitched orr wel uDde the clrcumlancO while I1ne Orr dId unubuahhy nnu ork at nrt be A fumble br Rlcberdon and a wild throw br Cant twins weru the only nnll akee made by Cpr New York Cranes work In the Lox bow rer wee nulls erratic und hU flaldlnff die I WI Iulo eratc play and running ot base were of a ruiKed I deceription In fart the leworIe In general lart I showed up poorly on the bles and Ibll bl i moro In do wIth their dlet than aorlhlll is 1 ihecorO 1 ezw loal cr I I I IROOCLYN Ir L O 1 1 ILro ILrOL Eettry C r f I II 0 Oj Wad a i 1 2 2 1 0 EItry 0 I 2 0 I iii 1aenrt1 2 B 0 0 1lnl It b I 118 0 0 aod I 8 0 linurka r t 1 I I 0 OOf 11 b 0 1 2 0 P4hArthoneI I 2 1 I lMeUhyL to 0 I U 0 ando I I CUI 0 0 OIJye 4 b 0 2 2 4 3 WItto7 2 b2 U 2 4 01 AbIreWI e t2 I I 2 I Hanon42 I aujcooko 00483 Crop U 3 I 4 0 lmml rpO I I I U 3roW3C I I 3 2 Ui 1r Je I Totals 811273J 1 Toll 112 111 I 31 Jrr oat who winning run wee md k I 0 I 0 2 0 1 S8i8iSS BSVW U 3 0 U I 0 1 1 srned rone New Tort 4t Brookljn 4 First base en rrorSi ort I 11 I 00 baeIw rl L I Hr oiii rn 7 Pirit bate on LaIfli l Hemming I n ff Irki a Crane Struck outatiery Kwtng niciirdion Tfxjl Jl Joyce K b Mcdechy Home 1 reiihanfln Tbrss baa nil Htuer IWD IIA lilts i ard urr An drews Brown Hlilery I kacrlrne bfs saltery 11 Brdion Mciieteby U K t tee l atee Jo ce Hwtng ia Johniton iioabl plaitnuer t rr and Utrii Kemmlng Bauer and err wild ItcnriCrne i L 1assed balls hwtng I Kmwn I Umpires Pierce and irqdr Ttnie2 V Atten lincea 4J cl viLmDr lA 10 rinssmnii Ir lt S CLavBLAvn Sol IS Tbe series between Western club on the Cleveland groundd wound up today with another good ironn tnt ol Illtburah and lh home clu i hid 1IMg revenge for the series i of defeats ml It I sustained from the Smoky rlly train earlv In th sum mer The ball eras thumped all over the diamond and Mauls nltching was handled without mcrcv by both fr strong ana wiak battsrt wJrb Cleveland team ueo cixvBLtzo Ir 1X I rrmsuBcn Ir tV a IB rR tu a la rasB nadford a2 I I I risldsldb1 u 1 2 0 ptlebantyr I 4 I OITIeer rr I 3200 browntng L I tl l ooo BeUnln bO tf 111 0 0 LsrklB lit b1 I ROn rrron L ro I i lon lciiffsCt 3130 Hatilon o fo I u 00 1 Sutcllfls o tl 2 8 u U Torcoran a sO 2 8 7 0 I Clrlckertldb 8331 Koehnead UO 0 0 I u Brenuan Sdbl 1 3 o 0 Qulnn I o 1 2300 g 8 I I J P 0 1 U 3 oitulp 2 1040 rta110172410 31 Totals S 10 24 i u Cleveland ooiOTOi i in Hitibsnb 0 u 0 o i o t os Earntd runs Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh I Twohue hltitrloker fiesta hltaRtdford Ua Mo Alter Hiolenbueebrenatn Heckler truck out 117 1iI00IL 2 by JlauU 2 liss on balltIly McOIII 4 kv Mail 6 lIlt by pltebei Dlehantr Hrsnnan Ktc rfflce bliBDelehenty Bionning Krenntn stricter taotr Becklsr IlmoI I M Umplreaaberldan and Oafney Attendance i Ie IIt1 aeACao TUX BltCOlltl t1IIk trim Ttn r d 1 1sb t trim tn ret rookl70 41 avt Clcinaattl M 1179 i lOn14 47 6U Sew 1rt5 U4 407 fhlladelpkla I 73 47 piitCletelmnil J7 H2 lll J tI rI l d t t 1 Chicago 7U A tU3 PUuburio Jl IU4 lot CBIUOO I C L A ctscx9sAyt 11 X 4lOn GIBE Cielctoo tept ITII Chlcegos split even with tbe Beds today In Ihe nrtt urn Atitoii s cot s pta ed til round the visitors sud won uoul e the i leaed iur y cltlbed B strong vatna lnd bad splendid support by J1 iIWn Jvlltrldrt Mullane Wal bit l betrlli at times The l end palo as a Immlctdsl 1 coolest Ilinalvlti ti 3ooney were In 1 eel Islun on a griund till from Mcriiees club In I the alt luinj I Halt were knocteU m eii lo a Urnklvm recovered In five uiliiutes ul Conj was cncontrlous for half ail hour He wit taken to Ms home In H rsrrltge lleelites the terrlnc blow on his heari hit thumb wai I roteli and Ms eyes DUcke el lintch tneun vu s mulmd by a pitched bell In ibe third In hint end Umpire McUuade at Injured by a mul hold bun liU y oat 0 erlou that he I louhleCIecllve Ie ana Ue curie uete cttted eierywhtre The efur oroCltle f to I I nsnxjun I u i I p HlsraAK KIsroiB noeyss a a j 7 l3lerh24i2 2 8 2 I f 3 rairuil r f 2 I u u oi Beard s s I 1340 Viimot I I 0 II It harry r o u tl o o ABlon1ttb 211 U 2RMllr I 1 tb 0 0 II 0 o Iturne ldbO I z a 2 I HiMldty t 0 2 2 u 0 IwlVr eTf i I o 2 li ukiilifl ilr i u u S o 1 iirnaltmvdbl 023 o i keeuan c 0 0 2 2 O liibt u 1 u ii r olLiliun loJb1 1 I I I I Kl trliigs o 0 0 2 a iiMuiiutp o u 2 3 u TOIOI 8 a 7 I Totals 4 637U 3 Ihlngo 2 II I 3 0 0 2 n 08 Uociuiiatl o ii ti t ii II u i u ot Lrofd runulilcayo 1 Inlo1I 4 TWrnbAI IhlLtlsni 1111I o hearit siciie harriute 111101 Iihgtl I 1 tCt tsiAn tb FirSt b1t I lcll JJ Rlt lu on Carroll Aou lurl I It both au CIt liii Il 7 Slr Itumldr 1IllId 511 it 9tiOfl s0 I 51959 N1I I i hlri outl pAvtecn siJ illy i r ase4 oath IlnM lIlt br Iehd IIlioltlu oi Tllu loW i Ulplrolud cuujinii ty i ii CHICAGO IK LX I14TOX1I U4JI2 t NicMo i I Ul I CIMIIHI CO ux ttro 1 B 1 a lrojis 1arlntl I I 2 4 II I lleFhee 21 b1 I a u ft i I rAII rC I 3 2 I u Ueard a s ii I n 4 II i uiiut I r2 J U i ii War r t I a i u ii Aniail lII I I H u o Keiiiy sib 1 1 im is I law I 01 n 0 U 2 I UI IUIIIT c t i i a 0 I i ler c I l II V ml KlIUhL I I u u I lel4VIII llll I I I I Kunoc2 2 l y o lliitflilniiou p li II 0 I I I lbam lid b 3 a 2 2 u Kilindo c u U b I Hbllits p 1 I 0 a II E Klein I i u II U 2 s i mi ey LI o 0 0 O 0 I TaJJIO 1027 IS 4 blat t 8S4 II l l 1lrata J01OOOI O1 iicoiiuiil o ii 2 ii I o 0 010 0 1 arbtl runtCMcAKo 1 rinclnnuL tl Two bin tlitliihtm kmgbt Mtrr Tmes late hit Anton Mrrn HOT tun I MluiM I heenmi a Scrtflce hie horn SltirlJi I i rle I Kulslit I lleird Rblnea kienin ltl rt bin en bsiesWfllier lair I Iellly first I bat on balls room ei ie 1 Meln llaiiid Mali tissro Kniitht left mi bnei Chlcaiu 7 i liultinnti Ml Clruck oni EarL Fosler KfltrMir Itj l arro i An on filem night L lnain Double jlar t an ill iui Ktllrltge bailed bat l s Klltrtilge 1 ieenAti 1 Wild Iltcbe Hntcbtn f jr 1 tmtIIJ pin t lOlnrs I I Hit Iy t pit led UIIUutchinon llellly Tluic3118 Vtup reUctjuids Attendance t3bJ rke 5r1ena Delllo TIlE Btcona 7u14 Icon HH r I labs won tan rtl 1r itsvill 73 40 Mslroledo 17 f IIC H LiulSi 1 411 117 i Athletic MM tvs rolumbus SI no Ml I Syracuse u IA a beiterMI 31 6IllIworo1I DI vn VAtBDo ft irtscvss I To BBO Bepu IS Toledo created a seaiillan to day i wlmlBg a fiat from dyree us The score 1 nuta I u ILPGaaI 0 YrleIrf 0 I 0 U18rdaeIib I 0l4 2 I r moa L I C U I g II tiltchiblck a so u I 4 I haUds Jd b I I 0 2 iiIAtvji id I y I 3 I a i u f g tIll S 0 3 4 I Ohaatuc4rEI f I U A IIQrr haib U 0 7 U II IIIbuloiC hi 0 2 I n it5arMb0 0 a 4 Uhpraaa e r J I 2 I 0 11111 Dr 5 0 I I ttii4yksLI ii I 0 II 0 fr U II I 110 1 I I 4 II sail P It I IJ I 0Nai 0 U 0 4 I 0 Vaap UUCI U UTaJJ I I 737Ia a Tat1 J411 2 Fyraa 0 0 0 0 I 0 0 ii 0J T1d 0000I400 8ard IbaTelado Thusbae kllAjvd itriask t Ifr1I 3 a Csy t I by hI ily a lft us hsUia kt I r laa7 II l 4 IrI 4 bali on bess Tol14 4 11100 bsushIclI I l Ml ipligis sadk UaJy IC astride hhtiVau t t ails UIdiih u htuare fJJf lurrblJd hissI 1 41 Allaall Ateoautloa it unit I LeUato 40000000 i JIi 0 e o e u v I v vo I ctuirs WAS rail on fled n Kewt la CeMdltlM Xwlatrs Mn Each nin Ww the r BBit Director E JX Ttvleott of the New York P LI team was asked br Box reporter resUr day what reason he could asslco forMs club failure to win toe tbaraploaship 0 In the flnt place he answered the team ha been somewhat crippled br the absence of plater who bare been Injured Uut the ptln cli al reason aad I do not hetltat to ay IL lies with Crane Had he kept himself In the I condition he abould hare don I think there would bar boon no question ot the tram rap I lurid the flag I think that when be Is I In condition he Is I the greatest pitcher living Wben we started the season we placed great hnpca in blm We thought that with the foot and a halt added to the dlaiano between the pitchers box and the plate that he would be much speedier and more effective than other pitchers an he bad the physical strength to hold out and wa expected to uee him right along lInt he did nit keep himstlf In condi tion and today we are In third petition That Is I the long and abort of It Of Jobn twine not much waa expctfd as bis record would nnt bat Jd one to balitr that be would do cx traordlnarr work Ho bat pitched some splen dId ball but was not strong enough to stand tb strain A Pf rson who has taken a great Interest In the Players League games said to the roo porter I think that away down In his burt Mr Talcntt doa not take to much stock In ball player as in the earlier stage of the tea pen Ii bas been hla ambition to have the New Yorka win the championship And why shouldnt they bare won It There la I not one valid renton Bom of tbi layera bare treated tlr Talcott itmbllly lie went into this scheme with them and baa worked faith fully to further their Interest All this klndllnto on his part ban gone for naught I II U a wellknown la1 that late hours itnd lie reddened glees have Intf rferrvl with the plav I lug 01 the beet to or throe players From rfl rnnrkt 1 bavo heard Mr Talcott make I think he has come to a realization of the fact that the ball players an out for the stuff and tbat they care lust Ibis little for him exreptlne for In almlEhty dollar they did of Mr Day but Mr 1 I alrottn ambition U to get a team that will win the champlonihlp He la not a quitter and I tnlnk be will bavii smith a tram next season I think also that a little differ ent evttem will be Inangtirnted then and that the players will not bo allowed so much tree I dnm a they are now I The team tall last evening at 030 for Pitts I bnrtih tjy the Penntylvanla Itallroad They I ti ok nil their ploven with this xoeptlon of Knefe Gore coil liattleld Keefe Is I un able to do effective execution with the ball and Is therefore hardly expected tn Ian the cltt Oore say be ilont know what to think ol his being left twblud aa be reported to Man ager Ewlnc that hewn fit inrduty 8HI1 I tirios they know their buslne said Gore and If I am sent for they will find maa well and aa willing aa ever to play Ilatfleld Is 1 err sore toRUi he could not oo away Ha claims that he Is In as good comlltlon as ever be was In his life and he believe that It le but n mere matter of faoritUni that keep him from going on the trlr Manager Ewing lold n BUN loporler that the reason be did not take the three men alone was that they wets not In condition to cloy and It would he useless oxoen to the club to Carryover nod above the number of men who will likely b called onto piny Of COUrt saul hock If ne need any or the men let be bind and they are In condition to play we can rondlly send or them The Orooklvna took with them last evening on their Western trip thirteen men The play Otis heft boblml am Murphy hayes Bundnr and Baoir Ward conflddntly expects to retain hold o Record place mid he thinks there are favorable chances of Brooklyn capturing the pennant Other Oajane cun I r u 11 rirrstcBca o tj 10 aNTO Sep IK The rievelaud ant Pittsburgh teams played an exblbltlcn game here tu dar The scuri I uroLU LLBTILA Dy I L i I I HTTtStrBOB l u L lBraivi BIBF OAB HcTean tl I 3 O 6 n Burke f 3 I a II I ImvH e tIIbl 2 x J OUUIfr 3d b2 3 n 1 1 I Irtne hi b1 J II I ti I Lwro iue 1 LU t n 3 4 0 nut r r 3310 o Herder r f J 0 0 o 0 GUt L I f u I 0 o o Derter lstul I 9 0 1 Bmalley Mbl 203 liSaet s t 1 S 1 3 0 Ztuimer e 7 2 4 n Wilson c 1 I o I 0 eUney Jd b I 1 10 olftnrtlnn 1 ro 0 r 0 n homers c f 1 1 I I olhtllipi p 0 0 o l o Tounx p 0 I I 2 I 1 1 Totals 119 13 10 S TOIILIIIO 2713 4 I soul for Intertertnr with fielder rieielind 0 0300348 II Itiiibnrgh u 0 0 U 2 5 3 0 IIn Earned rum rievelind Ti Pittsburgh Two but IIRIL Home runt west Simmer Oeltnev Berk Etcrldce hits Mrlur Davis Gorton Ponb e plays Dmtlley Dtru and Whit Larnqueaud Dtcklr Helei on balls Virtue 3X Larnqne Uurke nit by pitcher Iariiiue Whiten Stolen betes navls m Zlmmr Cnn Miter Berger Decker sales I Flrnca out Ltroqoa Htnin I FtillMrs di Komera Ialsed balll Zlmratr 3 wuson l Tlrn3lU UmplrebtrleL wvsrssjT tBAfice At Kanssa CllyKansM ily id 6L rauL II Second gttneKtntsLlty 13 ft Ianl i At NloneapaIisMlnnsapoI Is n Denver 2 At Jlnthaumaba i Milwaukee P At Sioux LilyLincoln 6 SIoux Ity 9 CeiBecB rloditr irino jt tucca rituburgh vt Hew York it ritiiborgh Cnlcsgovs Brooklyn at rhlcaco ron CleveUnd vt Boston at CttyelaOl i Cluclnnatlvs Philadelphia Cincinnati rtJThl1 IIAKK Pittsburgh raw York at Pittsburgh Cleveland vs Brooklyn it rieielind KuflalovK riila4eljhlv atliuSav Chicago vs Bostcn at Chlo e AftrlKIATtOV Colnmbnsvs Baltimore Columbus Toledo vs 8yrsctite st Toledo 8L Louis vs Kocheslcr at Vt Louis truTnc Auocitnov 7 banon va Newark at Lebanon harrisburg vs New lisTen llarnsbnrg IlHBe flail NI l The Boston Learn bate ball team left on Us Western trip this sfternoou M hols and Hrodle today aliened wIt the club for next season A Mayan League official said yesterday that the Vew York were out trom Fii to riuiiuss theIr lIan of the gale receipts on account of the recent rain The three garret at c hleago beginning to day will come rl1tI deciding as fOD whether Anton has any chance of winning the National League championship On Tudo nut the hew York If L and llrooklyn Ir U I leans will play an exhIbitIon game in Erie TIll Ie the home of Blerbausr second baseman of the Brook yn ft U Clob lilt hera whack Davy Hill a grand stand specta tor shouted to lUchirdton as ho stepptd lo lb plate lu III elthth Inning yeiterdty lie mild I lilt ito bait and It woO his firs hu or the rims The Governor and Danny hall from the same city The brass band of the Catholic Protectory visited Brotherhood Itrk yesterday and after the game marrhd town ibe centre ol the held to Hie club beLa The lads then plated a few popular selsctlons from the pIazza to tbe delight of a lire crowd Manager Terkins of the llaoksttCirriart Co team remtrked jeitrrdat tbnt as there was a guarantee 84A due his club since July I II would be ths Broler thin for the Cresrenls of PUinileid to llqnldite they are on their feet again financially lbs M llacketls1 relnsed la pit after tight Innings with th score 4 to 3 In lblr favor bicauie of an outrageous Ceclsloc by the umpire fuiiiniui fcopt IRTII I deciding yam In iheisrlei ot Hires for the Inter Bute professional tat butt champlonsnlp i f New Jsrrey and lonnecllcut took place In tbis city tult afternoon between the rreseeiit l lirJni Lesvue elm I uf Pltlnneid i and fie Norwich learn ot orlh l t onu The Utter team won liy the score of 4 to I The tlrtl game wu won at Norwich Ani by the Connecticut team by the score of 7 10 11 Twsitr u e hundred persons saw t days lama Much mousy changed hsndi lljLiinoir Sept ICipt I Power started tonLrht on his Western lour with Lli al star Onole comblnitlon lie will uhe I battle flrst at Columbus His men wll be placed as follows Uellihon In I tbe box Potlnun be blcil ibe bat lapu Power ai Cm Ma k at teeouil nil hurt at thIrd nay at bOlL tte iran and only Curl Welch centre Johnson ti 1 rlghl and Jet I Kounnen at left Reid Ilisn there will Morrison and Tawiiiend for a change battery and Hiker iiHourke And ileruan for change rttctiers with Tats and Long In I reserve Welch says that he csme to Kaitlmure became the salary r l1ltr f 4rt mr suited hIm and he desirsd tu remlu In the American Aiseclstlon 1 Tanner OXell has bean Intsrvtswed1 again He ears It may snrpme penple but II Is ntverthslsss a fact that by iiliylng awe from hum the neater n et ames be HIII come out even on tbe eeason 0T says Ibis the rutsburih T ii rinb it I adead failure even vltbout any opr Button it home and wtll los SAXtoj hI1I on the lesion whIch Id I Vi3uu more than they claim to live lost I lie ittei thst Ilsilon will relusse UaUln Morris Kuthas Koblnson Carroll and Htlds I al the dint f tlie reaon and iret new blunt prodded Plus burgh stays In I the Purer I Lei rue Ioi further merit that be never stated that he bad teen a contract which Muck Kwing had signed with the Sew fork IH U I Club lor Hit season ill tefSTeUt to the statement made by John B Day Fret oetil of the Metropolitan FihlUlfon company regarding ibe lerlcemr rod Catl his brother In law being entlr Ir voluntary I Mr iavis soy that U can be proved tbsl he was sent up lo the grounds or Mr my to look iCier his Intereila If It has slipped his memory be can relies It br referring apC14 ei pirlner John r Pant and lts present partner Charles Abbev When l the cit I firm of Unit Inv I eiuted rreds W1r who was the senior I member of tIe Irm had rnsny stiff srgomsnts with John B bay lilt sou In law In regard lo Ms taking brad sway fiom ibe biielniis amid wilting his time at the Polo f reunite lie I also found r rauli with Mr Pay for tie valuable tine kuD i tJi he was liktwise lotlitv rain iro tobscco bustnssi I by f olug n3 le this baa bail gsraea la I fact II was lbs stiff argbutbis they tad upon tula vary point I which led to the re klag up ur the old flrm Knee of the 1111 Oat II oat etch The tritrejilla of Ihs Hill Oats Boil Club of tong HUM Clly wu held OTlr the cltbs course lnit I e East liivsryislsrdsr aflsrnoon The start was made from In feel of their club he e on the Hunswlrk Terrace A larceirotd faIrli tt re mine e4l Ilie racu Ii larsm S t u lie ilatlescnll I tnalih with I li Mill fordsecorf lime e annulet iOsecoods Tbe double teal 1 i wan wag by U hose ini BiLarklg with t Brown abC T Brosa tecoad TOn e mlmus S tconde The tat mali tract la working heats was woe by D luuliait Ibs oilier couieitant did net n rho H 7ritraud billIard ann lbs seccait event in IIT ib iI ibIrIJi Ip doibe sculls wIth r Uiklu slid P I llniBigin stcooo Tims f minufes MIIII dl Tne four i are t shell rite wu wen br T Larkla R brows I iiallord 1 1 lit In r Rieuer euttvilu la S mlriMtes vl ier u 1l li Irewu T Laths fc Urklu J Laugh lu U J hit uTah russwsln dun Ibt four tarsi Large red IB I S tulaulet ussreule The dues rt was wet ty t fita I i t ttlaulst I Tit coute wee shoal a Oils 1I I Ein7r tram BJBsMBBSBSBBBBj I TwtmU 5 TMtter I Terms sept laThi raHtafl B iet Ct psied It I Grot 5511 lawa teaaet ewraaaet eyes Ill icitiSat Olewed UM onw A tarn m w was preicet Mafia attar titCM n Vhwwa eceflit A ee Isuet LeIlewad the gs Taori lined Poilaa Smith Bv ntDr sXWCtmwen and Mlii rndtrhffl beat rm C Mtytn aat Hn Kel wlnJtckeon63 1 t 121 1 Carroll Moor and Iths Tempi belt lorry Bashford and Mlsa Moot eO 801 I Carroll Moor and MM Tempi heal Dr Straw Ind Kits frderhm fID eJ Tonumw the lUtef nngies with be played and oa Saturday the Mess IJd br filnglee aDd deabfea The Cilen Law yeasts Cub pluti SC Malibu Is the roilrened third days Nrr In annual tourna mont upon Us eonrli rash II HI this afternoon The e mtond Round Ladles lr leMlM Edith Rill but Mlii Katharine Oetty hilt thtnykio ea SSi MU iieorgi Bashtord beat I Mist Susie Craves halt thIrty 92 6 TmalMle Bithford Mat Miss IttS2 44 SB 01 Meal MngleeErneet Oetty beat Larenaa Btewsrt ll Er1ly t a1 sSt A a KiKhant beat Edward Pndertlll thirty oia 41 Wallac Onlltora thirty beet A 0 Ketebam t4 441 IIQ nnaltSrnest ilettr beat WADe Ottlford e XT8 Mens DonWee Ernest Oetiy and W Onllfor belt W Morris and Edward Inderklll r a a A ii i AO Kuctitra end A V W Jackson beat a Beod t W JOIbol cA Sa rntliA a gtba and A V W Jackie beat B 5i e Cetty ant W CullfoTdV SI MIxed PoubtetAO Ketchara and till K Spear beat w Rnliford lad Mlsi K Skits es Sit I aM IcIly sad His I Bertha Btronr bell W Morris end Wu battle I horns 1eHT 541 l II Wirlnt and Hte Mashford belt ltTnirhai and Mis L Craven ea a1Th tourney will hi esslsdsd 811 salorday TbeYohtkerTenblsCIbwtil beIia 110 thIrd aiiai homey open to mtbera Wloror the tark alii ClIb oall on wonaay meat aid leltwtnI I duya n Lark IlliiTenatsCtbwllI baluItIaDslItefUa ment at Ludiow on Baturfay Oct 4 Tbe Y M c t Tennis Huh will begin tIe aaaaaltnr nay al Lntiow tomorrow ntternoon At the Net la OrmBK The entries for the handicap lawn tiaalt toornuniBl of the Orange Athletlo Club which will begin I mro w on the Grove street grounds are at follow Usutlemeni Stogies Alexander Mann BhepcrO OK Baton A D Palmer 8 Boot T A Keek W n Baton A II Wallls II 8 Baker P r Amea IL Boiler n Sllmmon a r Myers a B rnlltr 0 U net a Aymtr Otntlimsat DeuMst Bllmmon and AltiinAn Mann A D Palmer and II Boiler II Bbtpard aad r Iteynoldt Eaton Brothers II Boiler and U Henry The tournament will commence upon the arrival of tbtJ itrtln from New Tork on rnday and the I 3U train on Xtlnrday The Hast Orange Lawn Tennis Club were eebled by lho lIne weather to play tennis In their tournament yes terday The rtsolt of the days play was as follows Uenttenens blnglss Preliminary Bound O A Ooald beat Herald Wilkinson ii 02 P C olUon beat Alexander Mann by darault p J reel boat John A BueotrJ by aefault IL it Perkins beat vrunur KIt 0I 03 r W Cohen beat U a Iiavl by default John i Wilson 1 beat a Ward bydefanlt 1rIlI lodltrd beat A Boots by default U W Candlef beat II W U rtn nl rp luthborneH sI l W A Lamed beat w V Jobnioo S4S8l W a Lndlowbeat n Vaaderkelfl tI4 8 Cieallemene Singles flrit Bnnd C OIlsoq boat Aleiinder llann W c ml John ditlot beat W ionen ui 54 I A aarseo oiau W U iUiOW z ni Preliminary Hound Mixed D1Ibl1I1n Cahlll and R a 1 rirtlukeat HIM T M Campbell and r T Miles SI I 0li His Cablll and R R herklns beat Miss Tan dsrLelfi and a W randier Gl Ia ttl Oentemene Doubles Pretlrsratry Bound w V Johnson an l W A Lame beat u King and It Chills ft 46a Perk Ins l Preteer beat Dfz 1 i and Duncan Curry bv default W o IuoIow and J II Mer rill nest Alexander Mann and tI bllmmon tI4 de fault W ILandJ O Hroughlon beat U Wllklnton and t W Rathborne by default R M Mllee and kJ o Mllti belt O A aoalil and o rw Wataonby dCtolf CJ Post islDO Oandler beat W Vanderksllt and P W Cohen st 54 Th Leaoa Tnl To rm siBr Lmox Sept lBA clear iky and a brisk sharp air pDt the dirt court In faIr trim for the continuation of the tournament today There was a Crowd of visitors and a slream ot csrrltges puted la and out of the club grounds A murmur of surprise wu aroused by the indOen apparition of John Jacob Alter who had Just arrived from Newport Mist Willing ot Philadelphia who bat received much attention from tit Astor In Newport wu with him Time am match was be tween Sear and Thompson resulting In a victory for the lattr In two out of tbree sail with a acore of 0B oe Fowler and Ford Huntingdon lurprlsed etch other by ravening their posi tion huntIngton being conquered with a score or e t 8 Hnntlnglen haa not entirely recovered from the sever sunstroke he received in ewport which somewhat crippled his playing The third match IB I tingles wat played bitwien steam aLdswluid withvictory for the former by 13 117 Fowler hayIng conquered llnntlrution he was lutUy a favonte In bis last match with Colbr who was beaten 1 by a score of 04 HA The excitement was Increased whin Beach wbo bad ben doing some excellent work during tournsment mi Sears lie was conquered without giving his opponent a hard Bgbt Tie score WIS44 75 7 The first match In double was between Thompson and Par low I r rrothlngbam and heeler I The game wa not tipecltlly tpimeJ end ended In favor ot Barlow and Thompson with asoor ofl7 014 I the eooDi3 match In doubles Cochrtn and Russe1 boat Flak and brown 63 The last match WM won by lIe llowlaad brolaanerver Barlow and Tnomp aon aI tf2 For the TBl ChmplOBBBIp etc Provl dine PiovtiBgrB Saul IBralr weather earn 11 last and the tpsctitori at the stale tennIs championship matches on the Elmwood grounds saw some good play The exclUng play was confined to the single seta Thero were no long content F U V Doppln and Fowler came together lo day contrary to expectation Fowler I played very clevery passing Ilopptn repeatedly the tides and for a time led him But Hopptn played to the net and kept fowler back and bv 01a opponents xnittKss beat him The first set stood tloppln 7 Fowor 5 Ibe second set Hoppln took I The match between C li Burront and Malcolm Cbaoa was the bem of the afternoon Sorrow u I one of the strongest Elrawood men and Chase hat midi hlnreir famous ibis year burrows nrst rlaytd a net game the only one that could bolt well agtlnst Chars and teemed it tImes to outplay him But ChIc managed to tire him lui and Dually beat bun 62 78 the scores n1 Rod W w Demstsr beat O II Lomss tI4 5it r 1 lIoplJl b1 J A fowler 73 bh L J Ju3sonbeal IV It Ilinkley 6I 63 0 C ttluktey J kJ batJohtu Shepard Jr 34 CS 75 It 11 hancheater but K D raaett 02 58 W Ames lr bo3t u r IIronolI3 11 F C Iitmlkley bOIl ntrm Kodol 111 ulI ZO Brown blob W P Dorac 6 114 I Chin beat C u nnrrowa o A 11 Second Bound J II tints beat r a Illnkley 6h I 61 t B B Manebistcr beat W Ames Jr 81 T3 Tctmla sit Now Ilnmbarscb Xiv DiBicun Pept la The tournimenthaiatlut been flnlfbed 7tt singles were won by Eddie Hall and the mixed doubles by M a Chase of Providence and Nil Ellen C nooaevcIL the lady champlen of America The prizes were maguincent the nnt IB the mens singles consisting of a silver toilet let Ap pended are the rnr s Mens Mingles float Bound E U Hall heat A W Post 4I BIl Ili 7A Jtljed Doubles ol PrelImInary Boondc B Sands and tlUs 1 ente neat E I Hall and Mist Jitrriy ul 57 87 The otber teiuis drew byts nrst llonndl K Fond and Miss Lents heat Post and Miss Uses 111 8t uhtse and tllta K a Root veil blat J llowland and Miss u w Hoosevelt 111 31 611 Final Kound Chita ODd Miss 1 R t Rootsvslt beat C It elinds and Slit Lout UI 64 04 Tennln at MinIon Island A Urge number ladles attended tho opening game of the tennis tournament for the Challenge Cap on the htaten Island Crlckst grounils at Livingston Ptaun Iiland The fhilleuge rail U of solid I sItter especially I deigoed by Ttltany and nas lo te won three times tn succesiloB netore it becomes tbs property of the wlu ner The summary ef the days play yestsrday Is at toInwo Writ Round Miss I Bonly beat Miss II K L Alexan der 64 ba StIes Hold Ion heat Miss Worth bide fault MUlIloag beat Mlas 1 osier el7 5i Alkletca sit Prlocetoi FaiiciTor Sept it Jerry Black Dohraa snccissor ta the captaincy of the tthtllc learn beran practice on the track today Among those who partIcipated In I the practice races was A V OMrra the Manntutn crack runner who le I siayinr In frloretoa for a few days Princeton TUe history yea promUM to be the most succeutol to Zxroaar Lorers of ItcroiM who anticipated a bard struggle for the champlonshln ef America In the Amateur Atbltllo Union serlea will be disappointed la learning that the two Weattrn clubs Pittsburgh and Mlehlfan bar withdrawn from the contest This 1s to be arsatly re ftsttad u the Bra pee pis were anxlou see bow the Western lacrosse players would fare In I contrttlni aitluitlhe treat team of the uuttn Island Alhletlo Club It seems that the Mlchliana and ritliburibe t 1 bare bttn lookIng up the record of the H I A C team and anttrtalnlnr Idea that It would be ustlratto expend a neat amount of rqontr ID stndlnr heir teams around to play 10 the series they deemed II best to withdraw It is I understood that the Uaiihatta A C will tel no further iltrest ID the ten 1 as they hare 1011 umnss already 1 nil lesetber wllh the with drw or IhlwO Watsrn elsIe lea es nly IWO lgIII tJl bOlIl fir the championship Ih Ittaten island All tells Club sol the Alblstlc flub of the Kchurlklll Nary They will ply oty aDO lam Ig decIde who ball carry ga IhlonOIL and that will tab plac I 10 Wash Inelon on tie niorutag of II ebamplsnllilo Mssllsg of the Alusteur AttalatI I LnInn on oct ti lbs h I f r was m have played with the MhurlklU hary ttsm In fblltde ihlatomurrew kutaslhe lame has oceu can celled the b IA t will Ir a ftuie with the Ce rjnthtau A o 1 on the formers i r uiida Vtalanlns at 4 PM The 8 I A d will as their best learn In the field aslnit the VerUlbJaos and a goad fatae nay be expected Cricket The All Mew York aftlntt All foliaaelphla match far a4Co M and 17 lit been 4o l4rr The Serktley X A launil to kiep up belt practice on a coctiamsttiai wicket oorUl the winter monthf at the Uirktler Lyceum II t Jsakeon male 3t ta t tlie saretid Inolnis of the tmoi4ll ausal Toronto on Wednetdsy feiilax cue greet bll clean luCy las fraud stand fur u r The lloselale Club ef Toronto Oat of the tlrsujttl or aalutluus In Caaada Pfejse Dtklsiau Kastera nip Bestieasen pUjfiaf at tfutlap Wiw aflr sad fhjla 111I Tl e Caenioixllltas urlie la the cllr Cross Tasealo yetlerdsr alteruoon Thar oadsaveiet te arraife a mulch with the fturtea ClUb eli font but ceuldaot reach tbere lb lime The profeulaeals bats had very bird luck for the date for their Uinfll ualsb tialo t ice Amateurs of sw Yprl Tbeftuehas now keen twice luMlpvaee k wl tuir slow be played on BUI TtursHr Tb esmwllte 1 She MetC5eltltI baagee be bun ssulsg hi this tllttloa 1 fIJ SMet Iot the laws Will bOl 0111 aXle this 71 Set aless will I II flIoI bus ta Sb pcecet aetleek I Is S bli that I II will Is ie siedM J bis ellis JIt I covusaa 700DAEEa ea OoDMtk Talk Absut abs Cstg Bcaexm OsTBHBQX B ct IlLThe football tMon M Harranlop n on Kndlf xtfoardaTa before the UIIIrrJ All the principal men or those who now ana regarded M principal men will be back and work b1n Urer alnc Sept 1 men who expected to try for the ranltr foot ball team bar been taking HAiti extrclse anon M runnlno wrestling and sparring ao that When they return to Cambrldn they will be better ablt lo stand the roughandtumble prattle on the fltli A great many good men hat been hurt at the beginning of a season br going Into the roughed IICnmmuu with out having had anfflelpnt tralnlac Capt Cum nock la I dtttrmlned however thIs Tear to hare his men In good condition to stand whatever work be may cut them at and for this reason be has had them practice long beforehand Capt Cumnock In an interview thus guy his opinion of the outlook Th aeatondo aot open mush more fa rorably than last year for then nearly n one was very sanguine of our success and WI worked FIn hard to win the ohamploaahlrx In one rtipect however we ana very well off there la more material In fact there la I 10 I much that It will be a harder task to sift them I down to th varsity eleven than It wo last year The irishman claaa will probably bring lip usual quota of new platen The football squad of last rear brought out the pnient candidate to a certain extant althouRh the axercla thn taken did not have any practical beneflt It showed the mn what they mutt do In the fall and took away from them the awkwardneof beoinnen The pres ent outlook aeema to he that thor will he from four to fire men for each position Tilton Is pot coming back but most of the old men will be at Lbs nulleire Croaliy who played end ruth in 1rinoeton earns of Nor 17 and was so badly bioktn up from playing opposite Don nelly tho champion bosorof Princeton will be bank Hallowell wbo look CJrosbra place at end rush and played In the Vale came la I also back Htloknav whoi remarkable strength baa made Elm noted and who played at one ot the tackles In lost rears frame la at Cambridge Upton about whom we had so much trouble and who plays one of the tackles Is I hero Perry Trafford Who played one of the guards la I In his second rear at the law school ills work will not per mit him to play IbIs rear Dean will probably play though Kendrloken of last rears fre h man team and who substituted on the varsity Is I hard pushing him fort no position of Quarter bade Jlm Lee will boat the college and will try In all probability to keep up the record at half back be made In years past Ii Trafford la entering on his second year and will be a strong candidate for full back Besides these men moat of the substitute and second eleven men are back utpr unmnocc la dtierminea to Bet all i mete men In Rood condition as soon as possible and moreener wants to sift them down to the final rarslty eleven much oooo than has been the cuktom in the year past The benefits doily drtI ad Irom this arrangement are obrlons It EITOC the players full opportunities to under stand one another and to know bow far to trntteaob other in playing It make matters easier for the captain and the men All the men wbo handle the ball tho quarter backs the half back and the toll backs hare been practising all lummer and are In very Rood condUlou Bealduu those men moat of the prominent candidates have done a ceriuln amount or practice in backlnc and all tbnt Btlll whether these men will be In the final eloven or not it Is hard to ear and useless to conjecture about One thing is certain and that is thru the men who d i occupy those pool tions finally will be the best material in the university Capt Cumnoek does not belIeve In all this fuss Delne made over old players Ha says It Is ttriint for players to bare too much con fidence In any one mall for if that man coes to Pieces then Ibo whole team Is lure to tro to pieces For that reason It Is best to take on new material and make every man do his full share lhl baa been the fault or Harvard in past year to a treat extent She baa relied on a few slat plavori like dears Holdon and Por tot and only within the last year baa It been the policy of the loam to make every man de pend on another to the same extent Walter Camp the treat football man and an Important factor In the Vale team manage mnnt Boyn llnrvanl wo are sure will pre sent to us nearly the Mime team that we met ID 188U This however not at all certain There will probably bo quite a surprise for those wbo think that this years team will be the fume ns last years Each place will ban the best maD to be found In the collece ro Katllcss of whether be is I an old player or not Tbo hOB all feel that they must work faith fully anl well to win from Yale To down Yale la their Intention and they are going to light hard for their do not want another class nndld IOto graduate without noting Harvard win at least one championship There Is no dan ger of the burs being overconfident for the Barnes of be lorft Iw wars have taught them bitter lessons The only fear is that they may not have nollltb confluence tbompelves nato Simm at ha In n e no i 1 irulthti hlmselt i l In the football csm n at tba time will coach the team begInning Monday He coached the 17 team and alra last years ranltr Other old players will come out and give the boy the beneflt of their experience As regards the Yale and Priaoaton teams Capt OumDoolt hays The Yale name will come probably the Sat urday before IhankaehlnK will be playod in Sprlncfleld lain will have u good team She always does They mlcbt say teat she was weak In safe kickIng on account of the los of br full bark McBrid and then have practiced summer some othor man for that position They know more down there than they tell The Harvard boys feel sure that they are goIng to bat a team this year that can beat a team eanally good as lust years Yale team I do not think Princeton will be ao Birone this Tear aa last year Do I want a earn with the Princetons Most assuredly for my own part but I fear that It will t o on Impossibility It will tale a long time to repair tha breach made between us by our withdrawal from the league alter our game with her Iftt November ITINCETOS Kept It1Tb real work of the college began ber today Capt Poeeiproses some doubts regarding his Hblllty to make a team that will bold tbe football champnn for 18DU On this years team there will b8 but four of list years champions Tbesa will be Cant Poo Jerry blacK Jess Rigga and War ren Amos will not return to college while Cowan has completed his tlmo on a footballlst Cant Poe summoned all aplrant to football fame to appeiir on the grounds today Over thirty responded and an hours ban practice was Indulged In dipt 100 will do his utmost to make a 1OIlhlll winning team out f the raw material at hiss dlMwui He WAS loudl cheered aa he appeared on tho field today and the students will do their utmost to sup port him In his efforts to hold ba champion ship honors NKW HAVFK Sent IP Joseph Rhodes of tbJ Yale football team arrived In town today and this afternoon bp together with Baits Eleock llarrey Heffelflngqr and two or three others of the Yale Ham practised on the gymnasium lot Tomorrow woik In the Vale field will be commenced Prootlc on the Cold will begin I he earl lost this ear 01 any in the history of Yale XVhit Its A A V Board Bid st Bt Louis The local members of the Beard of Managers ot the Amttsnr Athletic talon hare returned from the St LeulS meetIng Julius harder acted In Becretary BolU vans place and the most Intsrcstlnn portion of hu bullstln of the work done Is I as follows The application of the UsnbttUn Athlstlo Club for Nov 4 was refused and the date given to the Acurn A A The M A 0 will have to tell with which club they fropore to give the Salford Hsirter eonhlnatlon meet Incs 1 with before they will be created any dates by the fccnedole Commutes BeitrJiuf the nnauthorlxed fume of Aug 18 par period to have been artven bytbe MottlihAmerfcaa AthletIc Club the Hoard aortpied the explanation of the dub ana put the Idaho on Geurio A Lo tto a uiemoer or the Iia X C Tht following resolution was adopted auo bed That one 0 tor re A Lcisn bo and hereby Is deolarad suspended because of vIolation of A A II rules I In having conducted and managed athletic gums t as an Individual I wilboul the suction of the A X UN and remain until he 101 I Drove otherwise ItwasdecUeU to Mtro only one dey for baittig tour J Ug nauents hereafter 7 o dates tor pteumlnwltt will be scheduled The following athlete were retastatedi J A Bull nan of rishkilC M yt tWelts J Hart C r Dillon I KU Irvine Tnonaa Jtslliy J uCoanor w Cluety U llalsttad and JJ Welch The applications 01 Dr Fremont twain and J IL Col trell lot reinstatement were refused The Board Decid ed to continue the suspension of Bam PrecUt on 111 the period speened The Mtlonal Tarn Vereln Kcwark K J and the Euc Id Alhleilq Club of huelliNJ were elected 10 ineinbereblu The roliowinc applications were referred to the luveilliaiisi xmuiutee Metronoiitau I A a torIta Xew York HwinunniCluii 1 friendship AI Eastern A u bturveiint A u Cute X U aud Warerly A tI U la hardly iirobable that any of the foregoIng will U reverted ipau isTnratiljr The felowini dates were allowed Oct 27 Stay X 01 hey C Company t Tweiiirthlrd Beilment Nov 3t Company uTwenty third Beiluienti Deo a prliDloa X u lUveru dates were ilveu to tat testes Alhiilao AuixltUou I leistUer with permissIon to handicap Its awl fanes rebedule committee will be stpelsUd fer Bottoa rLllaneliiliU UaLingicn Detroit and it LeuU Tuerlnl game her the A A U lacrosse elitraploo sblp will be pt4yed at Uastlngton OB ths morning of tlI Jet II t I before the iitiletlccnluiplontmpslTbltllienisi will kt Uirue by the Usiersisil cuts The Ford Coiumlutt turoiJ In the stereotyped re port p i rogris whlcn wes alto the verdict of tie root ball CIIm platt Conultte New Un for She U A C w W drift AJStsrsI Cellags holder tf Ikt hew Big laid lattretllsglil AisutltUoa walkIng chtmploa thlp alto heISt tf the laurcilleglm walklBf ohm plousblp hi elaed the 1 MinbttiiB AthltU dob lad will cin pet with the ehirrr dlsatond orgmUiiU ttWathlnglo Ostll llr II U llal Kk Ainbirsl Celltse balder lit Ibe Few Englsnd lutenoKtgiei lnomlle bicycle cbiinplev chip and wIse iU fI seeeut titng leas by eule a r tt few Ucbet far Ik TnllcystUt IBtvkille yiirsle btKslsitilB BU lelaet III wtabilit AttltMii rleu aid wIf eeupeos WSar III INtra at WaiUilM ta I I Pat flew za A AJrlUNfJ mM Topssta Lees Is Sb ran Mas of U Ce rtitMa TesSi ClaV Six aIIIe1 topmasts Bald tribute yesterday to the agnallynor ritr that cam whistling down cyst the rocky Palisades among the fleet ot yachts that war sailing In the fall race ot Ute Columbia Taeht Clnb There war twenty two ot them all told and aa aanor lot ot small craft aa one would wish to see The race WJI elton to the elnb belonging to the New Tort Yacht Racing Association to besides the eleven boats of the home club that started thsr were four from the VonkcnCorlnthlan Club three from the Fovanla and one each from the Jersey City Bins Sing Tappan Ze and Hudson lIfter oluba L UoNotta cabin catboat Guile of Ton ken trot away lint after th stifling anaL L Bbs crossed the llu between the club float at the foot of West Klchtytlxth street and a tak boat anchored tho North River a cables Itngthwtst oi It at llll2i L IL Llttlta loop Oraoi T followed In 5 second than the sloop flaxen and Vixen 40 conda apart The gloopa Bertha Bonur Johnnl Forartb Dotobttt and llmnblld crossed all In bunch and all the not within the time limit Away their went to ins northnt almost cloaehaulod on Ute port tack and with the last of the flood tide helping thorn along A ttaktboat oft the VonkeirCorlnthlan Club house Was the turn ing I point for all bUUetibta Charles T Wills uanntitt and Dolphin xovsccatboats rounded a marl on Bpuyton Iurtiu It waa a ciosi rac btweq Commodore W H Bow a sloop SlarKiit and Daft McUlrnn Jmm and Alice and also betwen John Dix ons Vixen and Albert Bklnnera Berths Com modor A J Prim of the lonktrsCorlntblan Unb aailed bill oat boat Nina to victory In gnat shape beating bioi only competitor the Gull 8i minutes 26 seconds while the Nina was pausing a street Jut above Manhattanvllle some workman fired a blast They had posted danger flag on chore but none in the river and a rock weighing folly a ton plunged Into the water right In the Ninas wake She bad passed be spot when it truck leas than ten seconds before When the yachts had luffe4 aroonQ the Yonker mark all set balloon IbtooaUt tor the run home waa to he with the I wind on tho starboard quarter It was anon after set ting them that the Oracle T Emma and Alice Hazel Forsythe oracle K and Dutches lost their topmasts The Oracle Ta wont firs The crews cleared away the wreck and cracked on all the sail they had left but none of them except tbe Emma and Alice were able to win anything The tide was fair going and S and fast time was made The judges Mesors Charles Eo Klmmt Jr decree Ort land and J Andrew followed the yachts In Wr Valls launch Elsie V Hen U the sum mary COLUMBIA YACHT CLUD TALL BACK CILTZB TRIalS cuts a ctiut tioort cenn V situ a Uit ttatn OmcUd LucIA new ruts rncMi n it u Owners SL n L m a a Sirius34 T W u tow2 as 10 S OS U tmaaAAUecta S David Houron S 00 M S 10 47 11124 0 roncber I Reed 08 20 1 IS 10 Oracle T 31 4 111 Little Did not ftnlsh CXASt 0 OAtUf ILOOn COCMB 23 situ Vluo20 MJohn DixonI 00 no 2 OS OS Bnh2tI nil Albert Fklnner 05 59 2 OS 11 Dniehete 30 B J B iiaakis5 28 so 3 31 ao FgnrrbM o AltxBoe a oa IT 3ins lirunhIldeis 8 Cha T Wllla IB OS 3 21 IS Annie ft27 IIT J noh81t OS a 23 01 BOBUOT Jhnyzu 10 A IIcto1I a 47 3 X3 27 cuss D CASUT sioors cocaia n situ Lnrllno 25 a HC Botemni3 It 46 1 IS 10 Cbrlt1nU a M A Chatter Did not noHa CLASS B CAStK CATSOT 4JaSB z STTUX Nina 30 C XJrrlme3C3 11 3 053 r t t iig g Untie 24 B L r MOotl S 4S 41 343S rum r orax tioort COCUB 23 BILXS Thorn 14 X W B Krnier2 5T 10 1 El IS r EII JX Cameron 28 2M Jno llcCaHhyB CO 38 IMOS cuts i onr ctvsotn cooasa 22 BULBS ranltaeB 23 TMJas B Smiih3 58 M 14506 CLASS BX n CATSOSTt 4OOBSB 1ft BttLBS Elatemii 9 John Lober3 03 48 1181 IMiphln 111 5 Uo Mhwni2 03 116 1 ia si CIa T Wills 19 4 I NlehoUa2 O9 34 1 111 at Gauntlet 1011 8 II Jones Did not finish SIRE ABB VBB WUXBBS OF haul ASP UCOBB rams W bp den yacht au a PrtMz lHerua 4 H Aneroid Barometer H 2 tram and Alice Swinging Water Pitcher L IIro C I W lien 00 OS Salad PUh c 2 Rertlia Ice Pitcher II I Lnrlme w obhlpt Clock E thIns 30 28rDltBowl K lTliorn S 47 Cold Locket LI PauliueB w oOod Charm KlK ten I Or leeTt Buttons t 1i 06II K2I uli I raiL Olast Cigar ttecelvtr Atalaatet Boat Club Heaetttjt The fortythird aaaaal ceSsna and ladles day of the AtalanU Boat Club will be held tomorrow after noon at their boat houses foot of 192d attest and rjar lem Slyer and promlsss to be the largest over held by this popular ortanltatlon Toe prisee sad haaaen worn by the club during this season will be on eihlWHon u the boat noose which will be handsosaely decorated The folewlni are the entries and order of raeoei 22u i Jt vonoieecaii gigs no i roa cawiB J Benson boWl Hm I Moats stroke Nor bllO Charles J Cullen bow w J Davenport stroke Ho B bioID Van Uolltn bow insTUt VtuoeL stroke 8 r H Senior sInai flea for gold 1 medal riven br Cant Thea van aden dlstanoo one lIIdII1O and second In each heat to row in Ioo first Uaat o K tltorm Chris Donnsfan tTllllaa Lan John X i4misy Second Heat x J Pavencori Max LaD Our O uemissjr Thoa M rarreU 3 31 r XJunior hlehtoared 1 Shells I No1 BedK D McMnrray bow C BliUop Uarka Charles Renner Fred II Mantua John X Leasrta TIm Y Mohr Win J Davenport Jr Cbarlaa T Young stroke fcdward J Vyrna coiswaln ho r White E It Hunts bow Yvm J winter Ueorte It Puce Jams Young Cttarlat J CulleD L u heets Anrntt Vaopel I Van Holland stroke a C llntchtnson coxswain 5e3 blocS W Tanner bow WlUiam U Uiljer Charles Kelchsrt James Jennlnn John a tirVBihs John B Dyer John x llezemeyer T Davenport stroke8 Simons coxswain 4 r It Elihtoared Bar res oRI Include eight lady passengers Cs 1 Red Charlea Renner bow C X Kootnaon lImIt x Hnbec T J Worm Wn B Eeese Monroe Bronner Thumas Farrell Thomas a Smith stroke II Van Holland coxSwain to a Whitoll B Uestelman Mw K J Raabofer J 3 Christie Freak t t 1J Bouvei mt Dolan I is Uhlmey Hall 1 7m r KorettaL David Brown stroke 8 Bishop Mark coxswain 4iior HExilt row by Champion BUntoared Crew A ZO IIIIDI Blfhtoarrd SheUs No I BadJ X Dempeay bow Charles T Vounf August Tannel John B Dyer x T Davenrxirt William Lan II ax Lao Guy ffhl Uemrser stroke K J Dirna eoiswaln Ka 4 While b r Btrnts bow i John a Irirnth J Don X layiord Chris uonneian uA UacLean George K Storm John Weldon M T Qnlfley stroke B Simons coxswain No 1 ltioeZJ Benson bow D Tan list land UJ Pavennort Jr Win 7 Sour Henry IU iuhlon Ben Van but Jr John 11 Charmbury Fred Freeman stroke E P 1C com coxtwaia 5 si r 31Tab Race BefreCapt WIlliam r Connell Dauntless Boat Club Timekeeper II Walters Dauntleas Boat Club Jndzesat Finish Oeone Yonniaail U Uolllday Immediately after the regatta the an Badea medal will be preeentad to the winner by tlr Charles L reveelly exrresldent Atalaata Boat Club All races except the one lor the Van Kadta medal will be rowed from the Union boat CUD house te the Alalaala houses The N A A A A Medals At the athlttlo games t b held by the Manhattan Athletlo Club at lit new grounds tomorrow there wll be a presentation ot medals to the winners at the H A A A A championship meeting held m September 1888 The Manhattan Athletlo Club recently appointed a com mittee with President Cesrge W Ctrr aa Chairman William J Swan VlccrPrtildinti 8 J Cornell Captain Bngene Vaa Sohalek UnUUsotentnt P X Ware Second Lieutenant to ascertain the indebtedness of the M A A A A and to null the same This committee hit goes ahead with its work and has clsarsd up all the N A A A A debit and as a finishing touch hat ordered from J F Pidsrsan first second and third medals for the wInners at the N A A A A champion Mp In ISIs These medals are unusually handsome sad ar on exhibition Bt Mr J P ftdcrssns Tee Manhattan Athletic club In giving thin medals doe so entirely of his own accord telnt under ne legal obligation whatever le do to The luegtls will be pie tented during the games by lleferee utorge W care This winners at the championships wire aa follows OBI hundredrim rui Y Welling first A K Couiind second and V B bchllsrsteln third Onemile wars K U bangs tint 0 i U Mooll second and Y A Wire third Out mill run T P Conned Brit W McCirthy second Tngofwir B Lard U A a J T hrokaw if A O W Retire M A C and J Sinning U A a first Welt Sid Athletic Club tecondi and Columbia College third Two hundred and twenty yard run F Welting first II M Banks Jr second and J Mooney third Two mile run 4 w Fowera Jr nrst J II Usnsoo seconoL ind o A 8 Wlcnsrs third Threemile wsJkUO Lange Irtt C L McalL secoad and O W Ams third one lundred and twenty yanu hurdle A F Oopisnd first II Maps escena and II 8 Toung Jr third eight jundred and eighty yards rnnJ n Nodal Ortt J 0 DsvereBX second and w Phlbba third Sour liunorel and forty yards run T J OUsliony Brats JiT Norton second and U 1 Tompkins third Two bun dred and twenty yards hurdle A F copitnd Brstt It Ispes leeoBd and c r B iwlck iblrd Hvtmlii rnnT P ConneO first 8 T rreeth aeetBd and Nateotin McLaod third Pole vault o K Outs ares J J Van llouten tecond and a U Auld third Pulling thi eV u Lambrechi first J N Mitchell second and W J 31 Barry third Run ning high JumnT M OCounnr Crsti M IV Kerd see ond and J 1 o Uevtrsug third Throwing Impound hammer F U LambrechL first J M Mitchell second and J Ii Barry third Dunning broad lumuV K Bchlffsrstsln firsii X P CopleJ secoid and I China ban third Tnrewlig Upeind weight J 8 Mitchell irslt WJ M Jury aasood amid r L taabrechl thud l aBjnts lle tlre1 Bletel Hath advent crlllaltst bit been tat outcome of the rtfBsal of Iht Ratlnt Board of Us League ol Ansrlcm Wbeelmen lo penillse or even classIfy the pneomitlc tired Ueyele which nude IU lint sppssriuos on the America path at the Magara races and which bee betn plating tad htroc In rainy rioea lo the diam Star of is ether competitor Tit dlkut of the biloon lire Is ladling ikt urns trouble ac dId the safety type Sew yiere ego upon Its cm ipljernee when alter eonildtrtbls bsraasulog it being teend that the safety Bad ordwary tuisLlou cesid MI well compete Htsilf er It wat wIsely alaieUlad Tkoagh thai are not a sot Beleul ataeer ef tbe Islatsd uachtaat IB this r tnlry at trkseaIt retail la pneunailo raau there BBdnbt edfywUI Unexl MBSOB when proper Mlusimeul ef the wheiC UnW weald I Ii classify wksel TIIIIBSkBraei AlhUtl Aslall A muling cf lbs WUlltosibBrtb Alhltllt Astoclatlt was acid tl the glib bus of the ergtnltliou Hi Ihillomiate avequs itoh attt Sevsyal Cewdsraters were sle led sue let tPBuatUai wr reMfted Tb rtulaaJ asleee was the ejeullea of a tetieed tneti belles aa bylaws wuii iiaauuur Italuit the fr a ass 0OOZ77TO Abstcr filter E apIs1es 1 Ta rso Stores op Tn 5gwSir Returning frv Its rp with lbs lithe win by the riflemen the Cnlte4 State e 1 America whe rrtl lratd In the tenth Ha tlnal Btaatstett at Bsrin daring July S u is I find that aa effevl hal been snide IC lower the gride ef Amertean riflemen by the chart thittdMnM abto Utely win the pities awarded lo me as the champion sharribeeter of the competing leant At all ethers hare been heard and as I am now tn the toll and tb saint rotttlo et th grand trophy awarded by the ledge f Ih shotlng festival pn to all netletnltilee i meet relpectrtlly ask that my side of the c ienun bo The sltd sliver eye SO Inchet high ornamented wIth geld ebasmrt awarded by the Nertb human Uryditt arohlpCmpiny to Ih beet mark iman from 115 United stales 5 nnw my reperty It wa won at Merita on July 18 the dillaice being lOOfet I t at a half Inch line target the cent eontlag So The pwebs Cur wu ti and my lzr ori1 wet l1 I I bed a ita hard riCe ealtbe 53 grab of liuard tingi F powder with a A grain halli It was itrlctlyctibind shnoting with epsn sight Tb sky wa iMghtly cvercist and ie wind lIght rnm the uubea Tbe urn which I hIghly Dolt will w result In futurs Inter taaiinal eompetlllel If tuatksmeo aid dsyetop tin In armt sd ammnnitton Tb Cerman JSnWta all they COuld to pionar the hew York ltide MndnTchuttMS Corn and tar their courtesy we re Ion cur Lertflt uiisaka At Hinge I Wee the target of boner pIts by a stile abe snoring Ill out of a pnsilble 3 The candtlabra aered by the eily of Cerito eren to the world I won by eec of5 oat of e possible s4ln twesht always aping ISle saaa ills and charts The ladys gail watch offered by Os leylto Chuetrn ep7ms I carried oft by a toero of ispOlnt no two elver mdals an Petal targets at tbo earn place I won bjJJy0jlMmi 6Tip MILLS New Vork Independent echuetieu Corp noaotn Bept 17 Te New York Bbn tav Corp Theste mr Et John and a wit bat merry company ot New York marksmen returned late on Wednesday evening from the Ntvesmk Highland where the Mew Totk BchBttaen Corps under the leadership ot lu popu lar Captain o n Wthrenberc had held Its annual fall shoot The wlantn ot prim In the dinsrent event wrasfotlewm Kagle thet M von Dwlngelow eentr crowns O MahBken right crowni K W Merlins Jr left crowni LOO ThoeTte right wtngt M Barthmann left wing C a Cramer right betft r Schmidt loft head g 1 i i DtUifer Uerznan fIat Uroseb ArneriotO flail I P Rerkmat right Desk if Lnicken left achl Cord eyr L ediptr It 0 ltnsehst rbh J Krtsner right wtngfo Laadwehr left wine J OebbiL rlghl heel V llaiie left legt T Babe rlgbt elaws IL Detker leftcltwt Laekmann tall nd Rohring the body with the coat of arms 11 r Kehrtng via crowned shooting king and took eras prize The target wit twenty Inches in diameter and had a bulls eye of four inches Each man waa entitled to thrt shots which were measured trim the centre tha eborlen total miiunmtnt eatltllot the marksmaa to Sut pflzs and to en IL lIver dril with CM Incheet n Isttier second with 4 inches f Hoop thud with 4M none and IL Bnthfer C Meyer O loiter p Felgel 1 and c N Brnnle In Ills orlernamed The sItra premium for the best bnll ey want to J Bunt who made a nearly perfect centre abet CUM WIse is the NlBtT Tmth Bairad The return match between F Oast of Pins Brook K 3 and Fred Lumbrtyer ot Larehment took place at tha WesUheeter county fair grounds Whit Plains ytster day afternoon In the pretence of nearly am spectator Lnmbrsrer defeated Oman on Any 90 at Brbs froanda Mtwtrk with a score ef 03 to M nrprlalnf hImself at well at hit friends and showing that he knew well bow to handle a gun The veteran tuned the tablet on him yesterday and had the young Larchmont shooter beaten at the tad ot the ntaetystTsnth round The Coo i Match between Frank Class and F Lnmbreyer for 8330 a side so yards rite Bo yards boundary Hurling bans xlep 100 birds each mae F Lvmbreyer1il2 aa 21 L 12111 12 I 11 11121 11110 loiii mil aotis oiaic 13031 12331 3I31X IHZ Ol 101 lOli 91032 3111 I 13X11 31331 aUUtd8Smltted F Cltss013223231 I 123122231e111 12 31220111110311X1313111231 311211111130111303113111132133 I 303221121111101 Killed oli misted a Summary LBtnbroyer killed 281 a 3 818 8 3 11417i Ctassklil4i155334 14 IL straight The 3 In the score shows the use of lbs second barrel ha a bIrd need eat ot bounds The XsBrald Com Club The Emerald Cnn Club of this city Whlah for yeara past held Its monthly shoots at New Dorp L waa at last forced by lbs Increase ot hoUdlng tin the neighbor hoed of Burbanka shootIng groanS lo seek another meeting place They selected Millers Dexter Park and gave It a trial on Wednesday The members expressed general satisfaction with Iht teleetlon of the new quar ters and the commo4atloai found there Bad they win continue to teet their shIll In shooting lire birds oa tboae grounds Ths scores Regular monthly dub snoot for tne club badge and oxtra prizes modified Long Island rules in blrts eaoU man iaet x su yards rite Cleat B Zo yards Claat O ii yards HI yards boondary Dr Hudson BIlLets B o Itemsea 80 yards St B Doelnck Z3 yards 4 Dr Levsrtdga 80 yards lOt U Thou u yards 7 R Regan 21 yards Si J Matscl Jr SO yards 6 Terwllllter so yards Tl n Leddr CO yards 10 w Murphy 23 yards T T ChrrstaX 80 yard e Schultz yardt H Cb Utthaway hi yardt 6 J II Vw 31 yards 5 H Maetsl su yards Tt f Keectn 30 rarJt Ca Darta 31 yards 8 JJcMonn 80 yards 10 tieslnnitsiADr Lererllge 1 Olt IL Leddy t Ol t MoMunn I 33 Ties In Claae B n Thou I killed with Beooad barrel W M Mnrnny 1 killed with am barrel and won Prtitte Match at lu blrdt Dotlnck It TtrwUllfcr sX ArtllUrlcttJ Make Bleary Tint Ittterr Third BrUraU K Q ft H T UU ret fifth annual picnic summer nIght fetlrral and prtt bowling at Lion Park this city ytsttrdav atttrnooa and erenlnf The follewlnjr organizations pot ta an appearance during the evening and were properly wtlcomtd by the bomb throwers Harlem Independent Schuetaen Corps Manhattan 8ehuetxen Bund Veteran Corps of the Eleventh Regiment N U B M T1 Veteran touavet and a large delegation from the Board ot Al dermen one of the pleasant featnret of the ovenloi was the nreaentatlon ot a fine medal to Chaplain fled Rattler by Alderman llorrlt at a memento ot the distinguished services rendered by Private llaule to the battery The prize oowlmg in connection with the foiUvai WM open to all under the following conditions I Three balls each man ticket unlimited pint lo count as they fall four tickets to count In the total three prltea The best scores made were na Corporal Levyt 117 Hr Hall of the Harlem Independent Schueuen Oorpa and lie Sergeant Lalme Uoo1 single scores we made as follows arx Ejaggt Btckenbacher Wnrtlln J Barhty and Bchtr28 Jansatn and Tanremann The Eiaiplro Bia Club An election ef officers ana the gallery shoot were held by the member of the Empire BIDt Clnb at their head quarter In the DeatachAmerlkantscho Bchnttxea Halls 13 6t Marks place on Wednesday evening Th election resulted at follows A Smith Fresldsnt J Grimm VlcoPrasldent r Zettler Jr Treasurer X Biahl Jr Secretary and WillIam Rosenbaum shooting msster Tb following were the scores on the Muttchnsetts Jrlng target poislble 1ZO points luO feet distance C tettler Jr 108 J GrImm 1t5 W Maisenholder inoi J Zettler IS IL Btahl Jr W F Schneider nil B smith t A krueger 81 Tne snoots will be continued weekly The Tweatithlrd Ward ChoWder Club When the members of the Twenty third Ward Chow der Club awoke yesterday moraug their flrst thoughts were directed to be weather and after overoomlna their Orit agreeable sorprlse caused by teeing the sun once more thinlng In all ale glory they then base preparations for Ihelr annual txcunlon and garnet The one hundred and forty odd member all fitud out with soft felt hat and yellow bamboo cane marched lo the Iltrltn Rlvtr and embarked on the steamer James B Sllllman which carried the club In a then tine to Whlteston on Long Island Boned Tb Bni thine done by the boy was to oil away a good hearty breakfast and then they were ready for the tDortaandgametottheday The married men and single men were pitied against each oilier In a base ball came The married men captalsed by John MnllialL won the game by u le M Bern herwood was captain of the alone men The fat mane race caused a good deal of sport Ferdinand Uohmer woo the race amid great applause The running and lumping race was captured by Jamee Wllllama with Joseph listen eeo end In place of tile shoe race a Dci yards dash wet substituted which wet taken by Jerry Mafflsn for which he received god meUal John ilrahtm picked potttoet faster than any other man and was award rd ibe contest Joe Beach came In clot to him When the boat raoe was announced a crewd of spectators went down to the waters edge to see the orlr aquatic vent About half a dosn flatbottomel boats were addled violently around te course WHlUm Martin Bmejn a few lengthe thetl Among tbe others were ed Kbtrn A Zeta and II Kaufman The boys rae for a dolUr bill went to Harry Hart man A little fat reliow stabLed the Dutch Cousin ran pluckily but failed to gel the dollar The lugof war brought out su stalwart men on each end ol the rope The pull wit to here hauled five mlnutea but 11 didnt tail much tenSer than Ova ascends buena at Ibe end of that time abs side list nothing to pulL Tbe winning men pulled their opponent romp etely iiff their feet and would have dragred tbenf Into the onnd If they had persisted In holdlnron The win eliig six were Freak delllou anchor W hlsnion F chaub Hick lirtlrotn August Kerr tad Jerry Mac Hit A bowling match gave plenty of fun 10 the howl era II was won br Robert II Dohanftberger of ibe CAiirtland Howling club H Rullli wet second The President of the club o H TreeeL was the proud p e see rr during the tan of a bsndtnms gold medal vhlch came to him lice a tmal surplIce party at the breakfast table Mr MI nail male a presentation ai dies on behalf of lie club and then the taeabers cheered In a right royal manter Bbnrp Hutdball Jiayisg Oat of the tpeelal fealoret at the court of the Brook lyn Handball Clue yesterday was the appearance of Timothy Ryan who for the past twenty fltejetrs bat beta an Instructor at lbs Newark Gymnasium Itytn sted lobe a capital pltyer but ever lines the court was take away from the gvmnaslnm lit hat had but Hill practto hue le talk of erectVnJi laTer build ing in h wark and It Is gill lIkely that a well aiipolnt d handball Coort will hi altaebed thsrto n ld tm ptaysr beat Pro Cgrios two games and did It amid 17 Then Ryan amid tue rrofesso tickled John tobt and lb laitar was eerslsd The lane or he day wee 11mm piaieo between bernard Mgtjmtad kIll Jo c iamlaert egulnst Philip assy alid Jsii liuso The rortoer von lb html twe I ibre gaines but tta chemuldol sad lisarhsr Iteok the edt two gameS 114 was t e mulch e ecor Ussy and Duint 17 Ii Ira 31 Htqutdt and Lambart31 1 31 Ii 2Illf ISnj Tk BrrWM Uovea III Owatielin A large number tf promlsent ilhlatet gathered it Roberuoni Brooklyn Oymnmum hat night to ptrtlcl pate u the reopening or the faintui athletlo resort A rumber if Provementi hate Uen mede In the place am aut season chief of which It Iho lalr dnciln of an electric ilgbtlsg Plant wistli wIll tnalerlaliv In crease lbs i Oltofurt si the patrons if Ibe i lice bv dolug sway clii the keel rauwl lr the gw light JiiK LMVrtT d eillbitlint each leeTueveraisaed one tbe elimt LTV1 Vi I 11 ifWrlortledJarlii the eiitme Solstice ai Ilt eiecitllr owe eter watllui wt alas tutvedure1 anal le peclait arthietV4 by es to which 1k A BOON TO LADIES We relleve the ladlet aprretlate any eSq toad in their behalf Our reason rot 11th le that nor than half nsr customers vt ladles repreeeetiag the sot famlilet ho ork aid ticlnlty Ltqu rtandln i are t absolute neeeslty and beIng neh slew aoi where ere ur wrmen ring to pr enre theaj when Koeded whrn there lei naB abnt They cannot go to the ordinary Iloor sot wIthout eAtapn mitlng thmIa Lad tke tmlllf the have reiabnehed a place where a lady fan eoppir the sick room nr eldebnarl without the lent feeling that they at going Into a piece that socIety eay they shall not anil not lIly this but weobetanilauy gutrantee etery drop sf liquor or wit tnt we have fur sale tobe ttetwi ftpur Uer llcnore having been panned by the renowned lutlting PrieWforcing warm cnrlord air thmnih themIre free from all th nottoneit elements cenialood In I all dlstlllsd liquors these cuodt will not deitrer the stomaCh or brain but will nticinipt wltboM leaiing any after bed aRect As for wanes we buy In very Isrge quantt tie from lie producer having the bet eros oeel direst with tbt roneumer savIng for roe them dllo man t pront lokay 5i per gil Ion Bargundy iUi Pert hrfT Catawb Angelica and Mo oaleL8i and f l9operrtt Ion Clarets the Bnett on earth o II and f 123 per gallon or In rattt of I doom tRans tIA and tL Bccordlpg tu age Special at lentloii to mall orders send for complete Price ittltnddtserlptivepamphltt L IIINI FKUCKM CO w1 Brn i tjbetween mi ant IStb 515 Our goods re lbs pureit of the pure and we will maintain this Icttj siaa FOREVER ihth Carhlf NOTICE TCfPIBHBRMEN rrjp rniiTH POB moot tvus mejitoiriu reis talanri htndle screw nil run lolje 5 feelllna f IV Itae real lInsuo block Isa feekutliread lj Ibreiid4iloi isiira4 kit nuetle4boiit single got toe s1uZi B double the l i treble t C UetJtd twlvslt MIC each UnutwIveU lu I d usu rwKsiepreaitri sic strli but lilre I oat i c dg eu J fool ax Ilfoot Oc tarfr variety If eltl lul It CI IM li aol Si each l ib i t e liar il es r4 erve tsod wortut ir 1ei SaId it tlsmx ivr I lueir tSl r n4ln tube tataUigutfur Ion J V ISAUEEII bs counr NT hEAR cm iuu BBOOUI N f WfliJ bYEiilogj DULLZVAJP onto TO Me Mae ma as Ails r Slaracel for s TVei k Tour John L Balllvan is going to Anstralla fl U U a Thosplan that John la going and hs von that oar antlpodoans tot no more fight oil of him than ha will display with his boxli partner in the play that ho will introduce to Ui t colonists One dar last week there w was a small but i olable party gathered together awellknori DDtown dramatic agency It Included J Q Williamson a prominent Australian mananrl the only John L Duncan U Harrison JsA bannitt and one or two others Alter talklu over a lot ot details with Actor and Miniiir liarrlfon an understandIng was reached A formidable looking document was drawn DD telllna how Manager Williamson was the party of the first part and thothrthreern nnaniti became the party ol the necond part and how lbs latter party bound Itself or themselves oven to the other party for a Ions term The full terms of the contract were held In the heads of the parties but It Is known that Unllivaa Harrison and Barnltt signed to show tot twentyfour weeks In Australia and the eol miles And then eo t to Encland and appear lot twentynix weeks more under J U 1 William sons management Of the term in Enulanj six weeks will be riven to London William eon guarantees o certain amount ofealarrto each of the parties of the second part for tht full engagement and acmes further to dlvtdi all receipts In a stated proportion It Is likely that nearly all the players In the tlnnttt Ileatls and Willing Honda eompanr will alto be taken on th tour A new play U to be pro Tided for the venture and all hand will Uv Ban Franolsoo on July 1 next J4CX DEXPBEr AOCSTTO Ms WIn nah ntaalBBBtem br the snVMO OBercd bw ISa r art tarn Clob Jack Dempsey finally Battled matter U night br accepting the Puritan Athlotlo CBoMl offer of 10000 to meet Bob Fltzalmmona The following Ulegraa was Mat South tits last night IBe rusrtmmM tan O etvtt CHA Jftat OrtMot Will yon meet DempSey for i siacootrKra a Puntan Albieti dab t WI gwants ft U falr plapo Answer immediately Wty are Bocn at James nottL Dempsey could nt be found ut night A Stat roortr found Wakelrat the St dames in company with Itoohe The former aald 0 las Dempsey has aoeopteoTof oar offer Itie called op me person ally this evening and In truoted me to wire Flttalmmont to learn 5bat h had to Bar I expect an answer from 15w Orleans this morning Th news that Dempsey bad accepted the offer was quickly spread about town and th probable outoomepf the meeting vraadlaouttti in all the leading hotels and oafM Fltzslm monsB reply will be awaited with more than the ordinary amount of Interest lighilEg Blws Ooaa ITenr litiliii i Saw OZUABI Bept iaBIUr By A yelone today offered Jimmy OarroU a e winner d the UI BewenCarron Sib amatok for 83000 aU a good outside bob Carroll declined aid ha said be hat ne Ida of fighting for fix months ant UUU hifcutl anybody It would hi UcAaliat whom be b aazioBt t Diet Carroll expects to go u Boston en Sunday and return her soon afterward We will devote himself entirely to managing ntutrnmontt affairs aid will try to arrant a dent between bin and Dpipay or Ted FriteharO ehaaplon tight weighS ef England lit dos not think the match with Dun tey can bo arrenned but the aght wIth rntohara Is probable It will be hand fo New Orleana Ths preliminaries for another Bghl between Bowel Md Billy liter for IJUite 82000 Lave been arrauil and the forfolt put up Ice term hay not been eel tUd at Bowen ban not yet recovered from the whIr ping Carroll rare him The Olymple Club did te Well Bnanclafly with the Carroll Bowen Oght tbtl It haa given a great Impetus to prize Cnt ins The Metropolitan C2b propose to go tie the business In dead earnest It oCere an Saolu puns tot a go between Itzutwmons aid Dempeev kvou ter conteet between l rbett and KHratn 84000 fore eonteet between La Blanche and young Mitchell 53103 for Kd Smith and Dave Campbell to contend for 13003 JorMyerand HcAnilO and the aame for Bowen ts4 HcAuUCe provided Carroll will train Bowen for us right The tlpmplo Club baa met tbe Metropolitan tl fir for tAUOO for the OempeeyCarrolI Dgbt and II H whispered that an even higher oner maybe oirectx The eeveral flghtt made her and tbos Proposed seem to have stirred np tb anthorltlea for District Jolre tf arr called the attention ot the Urand Jury today ls the nghta which bay taken place ud urged that teal action be taken In regard to them The XXnrphrDlxoai Tigbs norro Sept IS Since ban taaoeierl flnl denieS loves there hu eearoaly teen a contest which hat Interested Boston sports u does tho proposed finish be tween Johnnie Murphy and Champion Oeorge Dijon The boys are equally well known Murphy U I surety the favorite with a majority of tho who follow dill event but Dixon has th great advantage of posse tnt monsyed as well as anthulajtla friends The fast that there la a scarcIty ot money on tho Murpky end U an open lecret and from preeelt la dicatlons It may ha stated that the naub U likely to fall through Sly hundred dollar a sHe has been potted and the referee eelecled but there Is still 11006 a tide to b posted and a battle ground to be chosen before th preliminaries Milled Here comes the hitch Jonnnys Slioo ear those on the mild will not be forthcomIng on Sept aa and then Murphy orfBits tno SOO already np That surely would be the result bat the Murphy men do not propose to be eaotbl In inch a trap Humor baa it that the money wnfbe borrowed begged or negotiated In tome way sag poeted but tbat Johnnyi rtpritentatlve will rtruit te agree on a battle mound and but have the match de elated oft and the money refunded Yonnc yimherty In si Trial Several sporting men who have teen young Mafia Fltberty of Boston spar within the last two weeks have tale a fancy to bit style and have It In view to match him In a Snub contist with Tommy Kelly the Ilarlsm SpIder Flaherty It credited with having made the 8L Paul Kid Tommy Husiell and Jack Lyrnan very tired In oarround bouts and It Is the Intention of a walk kminwtt manager to pot him against EddIe Avery the Clever r lUaleth balllam In a ten round go with small gloves to let ttie Intending barker eo a hat the Boston toy can do in a go of oat kind on tbe merits t eto tlstlons toward that end are now pending ant tIe match win probably be made In a day or two Flaherty who neither drlnke nor uses tobacco can fight at IT t pounds ant that weight would Just ebout toll BpUcr Scully The HUvUH AallaT Bill Loroo Sent Iftfle elcltemsnt In sporting crrtlti Is hourly Increasing with regard lo the Blavtn MoAuUffe etta The men are lu splendid condition and at Ibe rrle of entrance tlrketi hu already riten to t 28 tfill t It may lie Inferred that the occasIon will be one of tin usual Interest for those taking pleaore in such dlter lions S Dane sit RlicawMd a rove The employees of J Bennsre Bldgewood Grove el oyed their annual festival and gametal that popultr retort yestsrday Keveral hundred perrone were pie sot and the suoceis nf the anal was most marked Tbe halt mile errairh race wu w m by M M Manger with J niedbl a rood tecon 1 The fatter won tie quarter mil itath and ran surprlslnvly nelL cons tier log lull he competed In lieevy clothes and b wln4e loot sod is a heavy weigbt frof rents full orobei trafuraisbsd the niutlA Tba PHBIIIBO Nw Trnlier The ithletee of the Iastlms Athletlo Cub have eg felt the s ant of an experliuced trainer and on the 1st of October this Cefrlency wilt hi eu pled The club Management bis engirt i the veteran iralnsrnf his Slaoliatlahi xlneilc nun l Jack Oouldiug Ill will be lu lilt hew luilee on the above data

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L 5 KEPT TRYST FOR SUICIDE 4CTXB3 AND ARTIST DIK TOOttTaiUt XV A SVlfRllHS tlALCOMt OCXIUC Via rietel het IB n w nr lo KUa amd am Aowerlne Bfcol em g 1 JEleektoel Bin tlee nlwn ee TVeiBtexl te Marry Jallrt but Her Little Hoar waie Weary r 1DU Onnl VTerU eta 4 Kb Par aaeeel HIM to V Creeaated Iaetea4 1errItIa Lllrn thai Bhe Wet Two Germin lorera one a young actress ejrha wanted to die and tbo other a round ajtUtwho didnt want to dlo at all but wanted to mar nor enacted a lurid Bowery melo jjjjnisiuat before sunrise yesietday morning fjyrtmultaneouMv or as near u they could oat to It murdering themselves with platole U Ctrl In her room at the southtaM corner of dull street and the roan on the elevated railroad road itttion under her Indow The man fiim to have killed himself at the Indication tt the girl The actress was Emil Rossi who arrived r from Hamburg on Aug 31 to play Juvenile ttlti In the Ambers Theatre this winter The Dan was Guitav Koch who had been Photog rapher FalkVcblef crayon artist and retoucher tot four rear Emllle Ro al wee only 19 She fltied In the Thalia Theatre three yean ago ped 1 mad a success She flrat met Koch thIn OUSTAT KOCH Koch was then married but childless Ho WAR nnder so BHe sot n divorce and had been living fag alone for I Tear in a rented rum at 332 But Twelfth street Since Mla beets taut arrival in low York the two had been much together He A nor acknowledged suitor Mme Emllle Rossi the girls mother is known In Berlin and Hamburg aa a popular writer of novelettes and comedies She crow rkh and became very ambitious that her I young daughter should marry well The girl however was crazy to BO on the stage and did lain spIte of her mother before she was 15 Teen old She made a quick success In Hunt jarinlle parts In the bile Alliance Theatre in Berlin In both comer and light opera and when Gustav Ambers went over in 1887 be en Cajrtd her for a season in New York She came em with Junkermann Boetsl and other Kin Daring the season of 18871888 she wu very popular at the Thalia Theatre suc gilding particularly In the role of Emmie in Eastmanns TOchter Her aonrano voice vu not remarkable but she was bright and airy and pleased the audiences Upon her re tjrn ice played I th model In LAffaire plared the Central Theatre Ham h This is the port in which 1earl Eytlnga no Sybil Johnston have been displaying balrproportlona at the Btundiird On lila last fp Mr Ambers retjnguced her lie round ir mother sick and head that then was mr trouble the family imtlle arrived on the Gellert on Aug 31 On ir former vt lt she bad boarded wither aunt Ira Fox who with her two daughters by a ormer marriage Loita and Martha Pxltz tired next to the Eldiidge police station Mrs pol atltoo ox died and her husband put his two step tnenters in the care of a tnend ar Marie norm of the CafO Germanla a German resort C the second floor at the Bowery corner This jras only a Hto from the Thulla Theatre and alias Rossi took board at the place with her two eonilns Lotta who a Of her own ago is Ployed in a retail store and 12yeaiold JtbalR a school girl All three girls called r Knorrn Aunty Emilias room was on the floor above the caf Its window on the 1 Bowery looked down upon the south end of the uptown platform the Canal street elevated b railroad station Itaton All the family knew Immediately after her arrival that she aud Koch were lovers bho had nothing to do In preparation for her rait praraton t In the theatre and was whfi Koch a Brest deal He called nn her at the calo and o caal nully took her out In the evening but they always returned early Mia let tbo family know that she bad visited Folks studio to have photo graphs aud a crayon lIken fcs male be was pt promts ot her confidences however and cence Mrs Knorrn sometimes protected at her ret itrotto be understood however tbatEmle and Koch were bOlrothd and thoy were B handsome COUllc Koch was toy medium betlbl wall bout I and good looking lie had a grave thoughtful face blue ryes fair hair and moustache Miss los l was a little girl scarce I ly more tnnn 5 feet tall with a happy winsome I face large deen brown eyes and plenteous curling brown balr She wee ennrkllnc la con vernation and bud an admirable figure Bbe spent much time In her room which she tie np a I stud Hbe hung llthoirrnpbs on Ibolnphs 1 the walla and had a lot of pbotoirraphn of act ors and actr si e around Among them was one of Lllllnn KuxselL There were booko el n relating to the stare Including many clue classic Germaniclars bho oltea re 1 I C I 1 cP e 0 4 1 I luau BOSSI From a uboloiraph baaned parts In her room and did a good dM of f adlog and wrltlnc But she seemed to be uDnappy nervous and somvtlmed dial reseed liercoutlns gathered somtmo mother bad WfM In rvcard to her future which had not t uued her and tbnl Hbe had bat 1 painful bCle with her mother briore leaving llain burg There were hlnia about bor mother wiabjag he to marry some rich man On MlnfMtny morning Mice lan called at morch1 to Ibeatre and caw Mr Amber She was Jed gayly and deemed to be In good spirits how IAI me kbe slid with a bright smile gVBaleortof pane are you going to give meL Lray r Ami erg told her to and L erl he come on Fridaysand S would aajjn her a iIrt rote role In The Irt Bmde0tli jfls ibid laughed and j0tej abl ie and sail she would ent1 around anme Dicturesot heirelf to be blllel In th after noon lbs 91 round a large iroyon of herself drawn by Rob und enclosed In I Ill and bity frame bite was ut home for a midday diflOer lit Irdllblt day anti was In splendid snlills iltrrtllnur flu went out and did not rolU n 1151116 ioclok Root accompanied her tIlts accomrlnleJ Ihe I Steil Ie I audIlilaa a high txtor but Dre gy aul Ills lace was unusually 1 unulullJ 1 le remhd a fw mlnuie univ IUPllr hit I uIrl as mlru1a high Jlrl I II but IIIIa Bie had brought home a lubterl it was hal a11 rite I ulbtd r COOd ileal wi rhtl In II e middle 01 Ib Iual a I O aiir o o e1 l rr by I dmunll f y inn heart walter rllter lie saw berolon and react it Her luce Iw 1 and 11 lmlle II the bile Der Tbon bo stroked hr all lIiugiitfully i troment I ft 1111 Iflllram gain and tore O biti I bit t b bll lbe pushed Ilt chair hack rUM stliy and went UI stairs thu came down bl lb nir bonnet vn and with a plle ell fars did Itlade 110 upllnilona but wunt out bite Utlll ant Otcurrnoe fUtp U 1 aftor 1 clock a very uu tonuiTil bCiOg y lloK letter she staked hint not mail lettro li niled blnllt t Ihe until she hd written Jloa IWIIt toe eru iltl2 2 ntfl Sown ailnitwaIMoi rre tIbe asketi for a alas of wins laid gaiy and went up slain t WtllDtl L IU c9U1 MUAQOm Illna 4 J Lotttopeept a rtliKn4iil odh Then aL tu Ilo te Tlt she went to her own room J alt after 6 oclock yesterday morning Kooh came UP toe steps of the elevated Ration ekotDetl his tcket 1m the box atid walked U YII SOflI3 I and of the idat 0 bL Ticket thoppf dWa flaro saw him J0 l Toktbo third lninwof the oue and tn down through the Window Df the eaM beneath lie was I wla drraard with rater He wore llehtt routers ar I htluIr and coat and ret ot pne dark cloth Ilia shoes tr shined and his linen and black tie were in I Perfect order Vi hen be Itte a11 bis light oloied deihy towlpe his foreheaT the Bate man law large drops of perspiration there lht man waikod hack presently and 10 ked at b I swatch Thonbe rftumed to the end kd the plat 101 m and uared Intently at the window te About a quarter after 6 the gateman beard voices und turned run to look at the ber lie was speaking In a low voice I to ome one In the window above him The other voice was tbe yolr 1 that of a woman Both spoke very earnestly pok fl but too low for the gatrman to overhear ffbel I tbe man rested one hand on the ralllnir facing the window dropped his head ralnA cheat and ntood motionless The gateman turnrd away Immediately there was the toothed sound of pistol shot seemed t como trout the house Almost Immediately afterward there was a loud report and toe gateman taw the man stagger and falL He tlla Ald nod it nw hScailbre rvoler in his band and n hole In his rlcbt temple a little higher than the ear lie appeared to b dead dead The gateman shouted an alarm and early aa a I was the platform wa Immediately crowded rollceman David W hath appeared and had tbe body taken to the police elation The gate 1lce man told of the other pistol rhot he had hoxnl and f Knorrn was aroused bhe hurried tn MISS Rosal e room the door of which was found open The girl lay ui on ber bod dead A new ded 82calbre revolver lay betide her The cirl had been up prepared evidently for tbe tryst On the chair by the window lav her skirts her corsets and her dresses carefully smoothed out lute bad been writing and the table was coveted with letter beet written mar In a neat feminine band The girl herself A she lay upon her white bed was arrayed In I white nlKbt dress decked with lace There was not n soot or stain upon It to betray the manner of her violent death Under her heart herl on her I reast there was n red spot on her while skin and In the centre of It n small hole lot A drop of blood bad come out Iml1 lips were silently parted In her white rob A spray ot heliotrope was pinned and lay I over on her breast Across her boom was cprend a One white handkerchief The bullet had bndkorhle bulet ba paus ed through I A card was lound In her 10 m later In the day whIch bad evidently como with the handkeiohlef tt contained but I few words written In hochs handwriting It pre sented her with this handkerchief bedewed by my tears bdewed The lougent of the letters she had been writ lag was for Mra Knorrn J ran thus Forgive me my dear good aunt for having done this deed 111 our house You see I did not want so miserable an end as would have been mine hart I died elsewhere Hero In your house 1 at least die among people who loved me meSinceI Into Jour houlo I have worn mask You know It Ion have even accused roe of lack of confidence In you My reticent Jtlcont nature baa always bean my enemy I cannot open my heart to every one 1 have been dead to the world a long Umo M I was In Germany that my heart was liter ally broken All there had their share In hunt Ins me down some with their Jove and others with their bate My mother does not love me any moro She ceased to love me when she recoglzad the strength of my will and mr ability to carry it Olt Hhe thinks tbat I wish to remain at the foot of the ladder ana that my stUbborn spirit would nut permit me to rlAowould stand In the way of ray fortune Vhat she considered to bo the goal of my nm bltlon were only way way stations for me hbo wished mo to b brilliant and to have splendor and riches But I noer cared anything for worldly goods or for tbe pleasures of life and I always depteol the 01 plnuso if mankind The world always appeared to me to wicked for It to be worth ones while lo try to do tiny good Ir In It and an my own mother wrote that Ioo did not wish to see me any more I do not hesi tate today to carry out m resolution to end thU mlhorab e set soles ctruggle I am rejoiced that I shall at last have fat I ball with delight eteinal peace At last I nlll find tbat nulot that I hate unsuccessfully sought everywhere on earth and after which my sick beurt my feverish brain has for years longed 1 was badly lashloned for this life Xot us mildly par I was too weak le I am auto that mamma did not mean I quite so harshly Her Illness render her at time very irritable and after my death per haps the old anti grant love she previously bore me will te victorious l and deep regret will 1 late sear her kindly heart But then I will be to lot lateftlll In my eyes there Is no excuse and no repartition cnn be made lor the harm Bhe should never have done to me what she did even I I bad deserved ever ao much lhe has often acted ao hastily and afterward I was nked to forget what had happened as she her self forgets but the wounds hare still remained mained mained 1 do not wlob to live longer in the world where one Is disappointed BO much dally and where such 1 fervenl love as exited formerly between be lost me any my stilladored mother can I beaueath my small effects and trinkets to Lottie and Martha I they do not have to be sold to defray the expenses of my funeral I do country not know the prices oi such things in this Ax I am found let me remain Nothing should b disturbed or chanced Let no one touch me except to take leave of me Let there bo no tammatlon no disfigurement by the scalpel Inteathat least I want to have reit These last trw days I have endured more ih elcnlly and mentally than you can imagine and now I make my last and very urgent sail particular reiaest which I con older tbe most Important of all and which I hope nothing in the world will rreient you from carrying out I wish to b cremated and if possible tomorrow In my small bag I may leave some notes it It occurs to me that I have anything further to say Most of my affairs I bate already ar ranged I begot you toBrnd the area on tho 2Jth but saY nothing of my suicide Tel them that I died of heart disease if anything cnuld reconcile me to my fate It Is your wholesome and just rule your loving hospitality and onr truly motherly klndneis thank you wIth my whole soul and hope you will rei etve for yourself your reward In heaven And now my dear girls Lotto think of our last conversation and also you Mndl do not forget mo Remain good and walk In Ibo right Ialh DP true to your consciences nnd do your Iutlnd guard rourfteltes against In gratitude what advice 1 can that you have not ulrondv boar from aunts IP8 I gia you Oh God I low weary 1 am 1 shall sleep without waking How firm and sure my writ ing Ia My hand does not tremble How great my eomposuiel Even the pain la dumb Fatewell dear good Aunt Knorrn For th f I Aunt Lottie and Martha I wish you what is 1 truly best and 1 kiss yon as one kisses who Is dying EMIMB L ao me as you find me also the ring Letter that rome for me a well a my cor respondence In my human please burn with out reading This little handkerchief on my bosom rball l sent to Harold And now hal quick away with my body t the furnace i Forgive the mask I hate worn and yet how glad I nm that yOU have not seen i tbe pain that almost crazed me and that la consuming my passionate nature You would have grieved that one should suffer In ouch an Inhuman manner I hope tbat you will b recompensed M you deserve for the good yon have done Farewell Do not pry further Into this mat ter Adieu beloved aunt I let one kiss of the hand I Adieu loltle and Marty I I want no flowers My life was not spent in n bed of roon KUIUE This postscript was added on another pace 0 tc lit 17 Midnight Aunln 1 auk forglvcnee I do not with to die anywhere else except with you Moot objected strenuously 1 told 1C everything yesterday He did everything to oerrtlnl etorar He wished to leave me a large fortune next week but nothing oould hinder me Gunlav loved me too rain h to live but one inluutenlterme and I must die united with blm He wont before me Pence to his grunt pure and true souL I ctiooeetheearllest morning hour so that jou can have mi body lemoted before any guests arrive I will not lemoo dlaturb your nlcbts test There were all two other notes In the room in envelope One road I lily dearest Hal 1 cannot write I cannot speak J kiss nee Your unlortunate slater Kiss Adolf BUIUK ROBIJI The other red O1 ToMomma Kelne Hebe Nolovjil Tie body of the ul rl was removed Htolzon bergers undertaking establishment aL 82 HUnlon street Jlr Ambeig cabled to Mra Rossi aud will aaaume charge of tie funeral in accoidance with her wlibes He trill ray nil expensed Kochs body was taken to Va Opon8 bins undertaking establishment at 30 Utanton street Mr ban his landlord of 232 Last treat street and an luulntanoe named et Denlue took ch trgoof It temporarily but tele graphed to nearer friends of the dud man Iraph lire out ol town lo come on Mr Karl soya he knows nothing of the joan beyond tha fa t tbat be roomed at his house Mr B J Fulk lug riKehed this letter by mall in the morn InA brAnMnVAUi By the time you lot title spottier one for whom life has lost all IU charm will have dparted cllII will b pare ff I have one request make of you Idle without mane and have made no prepara tions for the iilapomil of mae I my frlendx among whom I count you would cure RIOCI to busy themxeIvei nough about me to give tu my body decunt tilsptui uy lAt wUlt Is to b oreiiiMted Alibouib uler all wlmt does it mutter what haiipeu to row after death I uator Illt hllpel8 I I hIPPY I sliieerrlybnpe you will be l ali I to gU more out of lie than I wili am acting with lull rontclouiBs of at what i am aoloir our rspecUully OUITAT Ko jt Tbl part omitted for to busIness detail rite jitter mailed t the Oelral JOI Onlo at Inl4nllhl Mr lalk says thai ho bad einiloyxi Koeli by four yearn and always found him n faithful and good workman lie worlma bl via sober llfu ullrloQ and l of a roUter c rttmvaIIY turn of rnln1 The quettlon Who will b DMtVln Koch I Utiajr refers to t recent DtIUIKOb A OWftJjKe of I thelra on teafln prO wbleji Mr Talk ttld la j llesV piwwwb Wlw Will b 1 IU ir v STRATHMEATH I THE VAN ojuwr BOBBIPM coatuTsar no IAOID DEFEATS RVttfLl The Ko o Woe tke Mauls RUkee Welt Wrt WttKta Qaltepa flue In the Catver 8tavkoeMo Olenn feou Bea ertcr Father Bill Bnly Tries tile Old Uas M I In robllalr B It was a relief to racegoers to find the sun smiling and humidity a thing of the past when they arose yesterday morning The persistent rain of the pat week had caused them no little inconvenience and discomfort but they were I ready to fight I out to the nd The bright warm day and the excellent programme offered by Secretary McIntyre brought out more than the regulars and when the first race was called there were fully 6600 persons present The stake features were the Algeria for two rearolds at six furlongs and the Culver for all at the distance Both by ages same dlltac Dot were won the favorites Btralhmeath and Kingston Otrathmeath was very much fancied by his owner and some other clever racing men but some very shrewd members of the talent ar gued that Russell chances were second none although the Morris champion had a sevenpound penalty for winning the Pros pect Stakes on the opening day Cleo patra and Gray Rock were the on ly other starters all the rest being withdrawn The race was a very pretty one between llusaell Btrathmeatb and Cleopatra the outsider Gray Hook being out of I from the drop of the Ca Russell had 1 trifle the best of the other two until halt way home when Strathmeath forced ahead and won by a length Cleopatra to passed the hooded colt In the IDA hundred yards and secured the place by I neck Though beaten Russell was not disgraced and at even weights be will give Btrathmeath a rare setto the Crt time they meet under those conditions Kingston a n prohibitive favorite for the Culver btakes 8 to 1 a being the closing odds The bonny brown hone was In superb condi tion and Jimmy UcLaughlln a usual handled him with the utmost car Ballarat and Volunteer mae the luunlng the stretch where Kingston strode over them and won hands down Ballarat would have been second had his headstall not slipped near the finish boadltal nnllh Volunteer 1 just getting up and winning by a head alter the mishap Drizzle showed a lot of speed lbs opening race had half a dozen good thlngn engaged and the betting was very spirited In consequence JJruldees usually fainthearted went sear in front and making all tho running she won with something In hand The battle for the place was very warm between Little LIla and Uolllklns the last named appearing to get it but the judges who ire on the Hue gave the honor to Little Ellla Had Ella got IIVO 01 with the lead era she would hav come pretty near winning That prince of rogues Kepoite vas backed very heavily to win the second vent at a mile and a nlxtccnth it being rumored that he had received tho mysterious inioctlcm which has Injoton been so efficacious In the cape of Blackthorn aid others of that Ilk Long odds could be had against bl pononts with the exception of Life llepoiterwas wild home In the early par lr of the race and made the running for sex en furlongs The Inxtaut he was collared In tbo stretch by llghtwelghted Mabel Glenn though his Dutch courage oozed away and he refused to try further Mabel Glenn won handily and Covlnutons claim of foul which was mythical was not allowed The sweepstakes lor maiden ulowed tvoyearold looked Iko a gift 10 Nellie lIly with Esperanza second and they rnn that way after the former had gut much the worst of the start Taylor who had tbo mount nursed her great turn of speed until squared away for home where she overhauled hsperonza very rapidly and won handily The selling race which closed the dars sport went to D D Million to the great joy of tbe colored contingent who bad won heavily ovrr Mate Glenn and had some ol the money on Male Birthday was second and Laqul mnu third When Is D Million was put up a auction Father Hill Daly wanted his owner VMIIlBiu Walker the oldlime colored jockey to give him SO and he would not lun tbe colt up President Ihlllp J Dwyer ot the Brooklyn Jockey Club who stopd by and saw through Dalys game which ho has worked with so much success for years pioinptly rebuked your Uncle Vllliam saying Thatll do Weve bad 10 much of that alt of tnlna In times past and in future we went none of I at thIs track italy claimed that he was dickering with Walker lo the purchase of the colt and then went on and ran him np 10 2505 at which figure he wns knocked down t him Jockey Garrison and owner Walker alternating In the Iddiug t with Daly President DnjrerduEarvvs the thanks of every horseman In thus rebuking Daly In public 81t has time and attain made owners of winners divide the purse with him under threats of running their horse UP Tbe Executive Committee of the Brooklyn Encutn Drolln Jockey Club did not like the way George Forbess flllv Evangellne ran iifl Wednesday and yesterday they bad that gentleman and Jockey leer before them Mr lorbes at tributed tbe llllyV poor showing to the fit thai she was coughing The boy Decker hat been suspended Indefinitely pending further Investigation Mr August Belmont has sold to William lakeland the threeyearold chestnut filly Her Highness by bt Blalso out of imported 1tinceaa The price paid Is 5000 TUB 7TEST HACK To a straggling start Punster Jr Drnldess Klng to k aud forest Ring got away In front and made tbe running in close company up the backstretch und around tho upper turn At the bead of the stretch DollUn and Little Ella closed up und putting all but Druldees bad a hot light for place honors Uruldeas win ning handily by tw lengths NOD the stand Dolllklns appealed to got the place by a short neck but Little Ella was gaining very rapidly I and the judges announced that she was eec oniL Klrnot pulled up lame and was also bleeding nt tbo nose a A sweepstakes or JO each tar thraayaar and up ward tu t bava not won la IKM WItS Siiuo added ap which tuo to lacoad ito i to bird ilj furlongs J A A A II Morriaa eb J JIVr14 a by blone banfaCuUcnatta I07U c LlttiBa d 1 Dt A Italic t Utile hits a Jonai 2 W H holer S Cos I 1 Uolilktna a iceS n Taylor O Bravo Klnfitock funaiar Jr DccapUonfUlunt r rt Goi au Oem foraat Jri ud lament alto Ttmall7U Btttlnf Aialnit Bravo and Oraldaa scab 3 tali VortitMn ti toll liolllkina 4 10 liPuiuler Jr e tot Klunioct II to I Kadlant Little Ella and old en horn aeh M to It fiacenUou 3u t I Iml aDd Hi Lament Mi each t to I tlutuata paid lo ailio THE DECOCT BACZ Reporter and Glenmound got the best of the start while ErIe who bad much the worst te it breaking rom I behind was a bad last Around the lower turn Reporter passed Gen mound and opened up a gap of several lengths wiiloh advautuga be matnulned until the bead of the stretch where Mabel Glenn who bad been alternating In third and fourth positions pollonl moved up very fat and bal way home was ut the black rogues saddle girths Lovlngton rOlu1 rode Reporter bard for lilly yards or soi ut loUt ro flUr drew away and won by I length Erlo gradually Improved his position and was thlid two long hs away CoUncton made a claim of foul agalnet the winner which was not allowed A handicap I iwaapatakca of SJO each with sIlica add a or blcu Isi to mood and IIW 1 11141a utile and a slstsalb A Tbotnpaona b r Mabal Glean I by niadoo CalpburulaMMoiita I I an Ilrownabr a Uaoorlar s iifi Oonnitoa 3 a BHorrltab o trio 411 J Taial 3 Olanmonna DUty rr Gloaming rUnyaadObaiaUe also rOD alo Tlma liSIW I Wal aol Baporiar 7 1 61 Erie 2M to It Daily r ull to It Uloamlna tl to It llatx 21 Pliny and Ibauilaa cacti gt oi I UUntuotmd iltt Mu lusts paid I jaxlA Citric vita AIXIEBIA TAXm Russell and Btrathmeath had a trifle the best of the break but ihire wasnt a length between the four when the hag fell IUI1 Went alt ay a hit In tbe run to the quarter aud wa half I lt hRI FcnKth In front of btrathmeath with Cleopatra two isnaths away and Gray tact n poor last when they nnaaad the 111e Around the upper turn Rufsell held bit own and at the upper the stretch he still bud hall 1 length the best of it aral rode btratuiuuatb jgnrously near ner lag the lurlong pole and he chaliapuod the challopJd ode colt aa they began the final furlong Ksioranza at thy same time mood up very 11nz tme strong on the InMdc und Ion all three were under a drive Btrathmeatn always had the bvi t of It and won by a Itt length while E fperuara beat Uussell a uses fur the place ray Rock warn I in It n Aldus lika for iweysrotda Im sLh with AIu t lb SI60 o odor which i3U 1 aecoaden 4 tu to thirds tiBMoVrU b r Btralhraeala ey Stratbmora Kloweror Heath IIHJTarali I I aaia Anita fcla ae k I Tf pt IISBarnae i 3 J A aud A I alorrlia TIm U c Buueii Sill iUflleBtl4 S dray StoCk Usa r Il IU IUafelra biaaatbali 4 aialiit UuualLeio fl l reojma I te 55 Urajr Hock VI to I MlrtUals fatS L4tt 71 IitU tilE CDLYEB 8um Ballarat went away from the post I though propelled by forty iallnakl run andwltb VII ntctir II for an atlndaiitTieuo i l the way forth first quarter Kingston and DrUzIe two lengths away Ballarat i left Volunteer In the run around lee turt anti Kingston look ceo ond Llace tlllnl 1010 te atrjtch IInil way home Hlnuston wits lo front with Jimmy look ing over bit boulder in the light for 11 piece I vrhleh was Krovrlne warm between ilaliterat VpluntiHir and Urlzila JtaUarftt slipped his betdttall attl 01 i the lilaCI u Volunteer by a I abort held Kingston walked Ironic w tilaj own Incomparable style I bw J OWl I fcTa Velvet ilkii I t9riwousapi1eMl uf J t1 elm eeeK with ttMn et whisk W Maeeeat ant wI c ft s tstp5 tz tastwwL TO Pros MBSt e w PpsaClti1ft tat i Deere IJi MeljeighllnV I rOabVarda YeiilntsrlL S tO I i oTs IIawts I e Ballarat 0 I tO Nliflef i brlaijeajeeraa r m f I Betting Oi Klngtton ele tl agtjaet Telnteer Tt jell Ptltila tI1 IU 1 tl Ballarat 51 1 I ktala raid mn TuTU BACK The Mart was very ctragcllng with Nellie Ely away back In nr rook The Flutter filly and hsperania cut out the running the lait ant named taking a commanding lead in th stretch Taylor gradually Improved hi posi tion with the favorite and In the run tome overhauled Ksperanu wlnnlrui with Nellie lily by a tpuanE ad half Laperanm beat the Inllh two lengths for the place A iweepatakaa ef Bai eacn rev maiden tworearelita third with flouu nve fnrloDge added ot which 550 1 leoond and SIUU lo It McRimeera b I Nellie lIly by ttratfardMauraaa 1060 Taylor I ltsntaAntlsstsbtstif i loittisnsi i 2 WI Ilhabl b I Im tole tot Vtyntit 1 Eud rs t Its 1 ayir IirtSs filty OsUdesa lit altUli dalr rr lI caramt an7 i5tfICk Craft Alma lilly and Helena Imte 1034 filly also ran IlettinyOn Xellla BIT 11 41 i ajiUiiat Kareraaaa C to II Kluuer filly lUto U File T Katatr BcrlUa I Oily aaebl5tol halaltn Trellle colt and Caramel mir each m 1 II nalidaan nuy Alma Oily and CraTt each 111 sate Ii PstriokSij u Ii llalaia rfldlat and Kudora aobOUL Mutialapald ilLSy wl 7 A tnJO Tiir Burn OE B B Million got a trifle the best of the start and was never bended ultimately winning by two lengths fromUlrthday who was the same distance betoie Etqulmau who In turn lat flood Tide a nose for third money The win ner was ran np to iuiSOS an advance 11205 and bought by W C Daly A 11 pIn Dar tacb for tbraaj arolia and upward with 55 irS aiJatiT of which taoo to aacoad n4 ratIon end itOO la third I ealUDf allewaaoaai cna IOU w aIkns b 0 n D Minion S byTanlrotckllar ila 11 Clayton 1 5 a Barrys I a Blrtbdar 4 10 fOvarton 3 NaiiIe Tills rana a b e rood Uda fjm Jiarrlaa 1 lUrmoiidUCattairaf Eaqnlman vaactnr Quota tion l iralU and Mary nma J she 1664 ran naltlnt Anlnit I Btquiman s to It U Million I Blrtnday and quotation eaeb a to It Cutaway and Raymond O aaon7toli flood Tlda ntoli Mary J rt1 ai Vtnienr iStol alataala paid ai4ts 1r XHTKIE3 Soft OIJD Fair Yields Nameed to start t JEaeh or the blx Erects There are no stake events on todays card for Qravesend but Secretary Molntyre baa given the public a flrstrato card neverthe less The opening race may bo won by Costa Rica with Fbosbo second Tbe second should lay between Senorita and Btrldeaway unless Loantnka IB at his very best and the third may go to Benedictine with Sluggard second Void and LIntrlguanto should both go well in the fourth but Forerunner must not b over looked nt 108 pounds TIptitafTsbould win tbe fifth with Lady Keel second and Jersey Pat may win the lost with Houston second That naveA aweapitaiaa of 520 each for maldan Ibm YMld and upward with luou added all furlong 10rr itiracus 52 IAdvJaneooitfIts nl 12 Iballnw 103 kt Inntt 12 I 00 tan 105 link ot LlolI 101 Jitney Id 1 IO Edlb or 103 iajtm Coils el IjrbOb 10 lood ncoA sweepstss ot th for three year old cud apord that hays ant woe a race since lp I with 10 adddl one mU sad a sIxteenth CuwaJ 1 t 110 1111 ITl tnu ISO Ilrd 1 U lalht I EOI 11 10111 aOoltI Plan et B7 Torso 12 Third SacsA handicap swepstats or 20 escbwlttr II 110 addd OtIS loll sad a Inlb DIbl tIS oworCsYcr 10 rails EIkbllt asesdietta iO Eauuu 97 WbItno Its Ataconds 03 Goldo heel bill Fourth RaceA swscpstaksi ot s each for I I ra 014 that br Dol 01 a race o in value or IIWI wlthlItUcddd thuads half furlongs omll IJ I S liii tineS r LlltlrolI1 Blaklock 10 I W a T Luray itltssiLcOrgorflflVIns I I euatagm Fuortmsrtoo 10 ZDobl EaDa 11 I ltb BaseA heavy handicap swsspstakss or Sic each wIth I IU1Odd iJl six furlongs I I Steditone334 Woodcutterlie Tlptr 1 Woodcraft 1 Lady rUlon 12 Count Capulbi Iindl Its Lili Jim 18 nd ltght lii 11d I lsHOd 113 Obniuvsr IS laitttnokt inc Pboc HowardI I 18 Dutch UttI 02 10 11 Slxtb flareA seUing swepstxkes ot a esuh for Utsidsu longs Ibrraold with IIo added Rr fur Ladyjanecol37 t7 1 Jerpey r 17 teanjos 11 17 Uusutuo II Dslqiti4rs Daql JJH jiAcif O cuvitcniLL DOrl Sir Abaer Wise the Del Meade JUmldcat Htakea LotnimLi Sept leT weather was again plaaaant here today and the races at Churchill Don were wltnetaed bJ a fair attendance Favorites bad an easy time of II mowing down their fleMa at will r In the Out race when Chlmea gave the talent an npiet by bcatlnf a good thing on llnmlot Tba tint race a handicap for a ages at one mile bad Hamlet aa favorite but be was never dangerous lbs twoyearold Chlmea f Ritchie up and 8 to 1 In the betting staying clot to the front from the start and drawing ont aa be pleaaed h the otrtch winning In a canter by two tengtha from BaalneBa o Stewart In the saddle lbs laat 1 named beating Lady naahtnfton a length for aecond place Time li I 14414 Place eJdia to i Cblmte 6 to I Builneia Tbe aecond race anurae for tbrueyear oda and np wI i II J ward Ie ona mtio ana a auteenth bad Catalpa i I ill it Wliltamalntbaaaddlaau odds on favorite at 3 It and aba played with her field winning In a common cane by a itnjfth rom tbe imported colt UunHea W Ritchie up tile lattOr being a like dttianre tn iront of td Hopper WOO Unlibed tbtrd Time 162 I IUce odd Nona i aialpa H to 10 Dundee The came lb race of the day the Belle Veade Maiden stakes for Iwoyoarolda at sIx furlong worth to winner SIMJU The following mailanp the field Mr Abner 10MB WillIam Von Droll IUJ Uciarthy Jdra Gen OIHIora Itu roll Carroll Raid lift ilrltonii t elicit Ii 1 JloDonaldi Ioal It liattcy 103 CL Jonu Mlrabeaa Ho J Steppe Konton till Bakeri Ipit l tattoO lu Peyerl I1 Abnar was a atrong taydrfta and he JuatlQed tfce contldaueeof his ban by lead 1 lug from start to nnlah and than winning In a walk by two lengtna from Carroll Held who bat Cal nheatley a length lor aecond place I Sloth U Jones the Jockey on Col Wheatley and J Steppe tile rider of Mlrabeaa lodged a complaint of foul against Billion wIre rode the second how ar roti IrmA but the Jndgn rcfueea to entertain either claim and placed tha boraea aa they nntelied I uue odda haven to 10 mr Abner I to I iarroll Rld Hceeland s iicCarthyin the raddle waa a lloj favorite for the next event at tar furlong for two yearolda n4 getting r tn front b lining the Held out aa be plaa ad winning In hollow alyle by four lennbi from rrettlwlL tiu I niUlamanp itt taller beingaleogh and a bait la front of af who ran trttlwtt third Time Wit flace odd None Eoaeland i even A setting pane for threeyear oldi and upward 00 mile followed Semis roneo 107 llollla up was aIls 3 favorite and for the fourth inccaulve time tha talent was rlKht b taking tbe lead lib tart sad remain Ing In I front throughout j T Hat freeman In theiad die was aecend and Spectator rrm Time tl444 Place udde None Kant Ponio 8 te I J T The win I ocr was bought In by her owner for CIfeUSt which was ta over ber entrance price Th aee Old htS ef the four furlong twoyearold pure with seven starters I eloaed the day racing Vannvli a daughter of bOar nr KellowcrafL out of Lulu I S by tutor carrying HO ponnda nlth I Cooper up was a not favorite at odds of even money and she menaced to make tha day nearly a complete one for the talent by winning I under a drive by a length from frank I ItH ridden by 1 Jones the laal named bal I Douglas a note for the place Time 611 flace oddTwo to n Fajiny a to I frank D Jockey Andy Mci arlhy wee luiotaaed for a week for insolence to Starter larguaon ael lBB a t Jloneealer nuiocima Sept 11 Over 1 000 persons law the five races hare today Kummary t Pint Iass I aevan turiongJogxber Oi Ring Idle A Bill Pee thIrd Titus I 454 tafond Sac ill fntlonga farlblan OD Ofalece eeomo Ko a run third Tim I 174 Third Sac elx fnrlonge Ida tiltS won yamilnaieo cad Owen tlolden third Time 1 ICM fourth Raee tins fniiongaKatonlown won Bellarue HoSed ralnklller third Time I itt tilth Sac nilleiKlDg Idler OD raaamaie end Kay f thlrf Time 2 Ih lUNrN02fN1 FAIB The Data Lets Up sad People Fa nr Ont to Hee the Exhibition the TrotllaK After two days of pouring rain the fair of the Long Island Live Block Association was opened In the Hunting fair grounds yester day under a blue sky and bright sun The main exhibition ball was well filled with a dis play of fruits flowers vegetables and rull nowor nletabl fancy work The attendance was large considering j I the condition of the road The mile track was In fair condition Adelhanan a 2year I old etaJlien took the first prize for the best standard bred roll ami flano King took the first prire in the lyaarold class Both am owned br tbe Ile Hilt form Paler Conniptions a brown stallion owneil by H L I hompimn of Inllp was Awarded tlrat premium for beat non bUiudanl bred colt Irat I rotIns began l at 1 oclock Tie contests wise clone and exciting nummary ui7olk and Qutana coualy fear year olda pan Otis Kerta br g Ant Weod I I 10 CaaUla Walkua Ur m JalaTe 5 I a i Tlma 6i I aiWH I laT4 iljl taut purse 5411 David Jonea br g David Jaaaa I I I A c iruwallaa i W Aiubiy i 2 Eldoada buhlee b at lcuey Bee 2 4 a iui3n7 Jti IU i97eae ease at 111 i t l44ocka 1 ir f Alas UeCerd e I I I kLJ1iisssgCsJb S I 445 P Peeler a JudeA S J 4 oil Hit e b aa BaJtaaa IT I I IUf Tlwe3144 iUSL 3344 3rI33 iA roiest ws entered by the owner of Bal t 1iC ta UW 1 s bl I to a 1 k BAHLES AT POINT REIE i BTAlLWlt BMtliaiDKt Wtt8 UB Slid C Amen A nAaloar The ia Tree Lngdrawaat Abt which WM TTBDiilikctf whew Ilaihee Cmm 0Ella L md Opsie JCe Xutsr She LU Bn t I Net Drive I USa PmLADiirnu Sept 18 Tboneh the second dave prooramme of the Grand Circuit Heeling began earl this afternoon only one event was finished Thirteen beats were trotted and paced but there were 10 many complications that the 918 class for aldewheolers alone was over at dut The 283 trot which came before It would hare been a straight heat affair i the Judges had not discovered that the best horse was not trying They put a newdrlverbehlnd Hadlo M who bad been pulled in the first two heats and even then the mare was not handled to their satisfaction a J Hamllns trainer Andrew L u was men ana inougn ne aid not Ret uadle U to the front he compelled the others to go much faster than In the early part of the race During the contest two trotters entered the Hat Ella EL by Chicago Volunteer with 225W to her credit and Cyclone Jr by Hawthorne Jr with 327 At one heat was declared void only six affect tbe remit and they were divided be tween Scramble and the two jntt named Marendes finally landed the 918 pace after losing two heat at first and another when he earned a sure winner Alexander Boy was the contending horse at last and the gray stallion finally secured a victory In the Grand Circuit The storm which delayed the meeting passed away leaving a lovely day for the sport which was patronized by about 3000 person Be tween heats Jim Mauratelle sent her tandem team of four runner a mile over hurdles In 158l 8Firat First on tbo card was the 333clous hold over from Tuesday For this a field of seven start ed and the fouryearold stallion Bellman was the tipselllng steven money against the party with Scramble second choice The latter bad won at New York last week and with the ad vantage of the Inside place went on and cap tured the first beat in 227it while Bellman after closing on him at the half made a break and finished fifth Bellman sold at 125 and the field SO before the second heat but the stal lion was again unsteady while Scramble led for the milt Sadie M was at Scrambles wheel all tbe way down the stretch but her driver McOray did not seem to be trying as the time was only 228K Tbe judges de cided to make a change and J M Pettit was ordered to handle Sadie M With tbe betting 115 to t11 agalnat Scramble the third heat was much like the first two ac the gelding kept the pole anti was not headed at any time Hadte tL fell back at tirsi but drew up in 1 the last quarter and was apparently beating Scramble when the latter rallied to the whip IInd was a short length ahead at the wire The way Tettlt finished with tadle M looked very ms ptclous and the judges after a consultation derided that ho had not tried to win They declared this no boat and lined tho white haired driver S100 suspending hIm till It was paid U J Andrews was sent for and told to take charge of Sadie M Before the next bent pools were 6 to 3 on Scram bIll Dud he made nulte a battle for the race leading until well down the stretch nhen he made a tired break and Sadie M who was ulone behind paused him at once Tho mare seemed to have the heat won when Ella J came with a rush on the ouieldo and Innped her out by a neck In 925 e the tautest mile of the four This was the gray mares first record and she became tbe choIce at U5 to 115 for Ibo rest The fourth heat had a surprise however M Uyclone Jr rushed away ut once und kent thoro for the rest of the trip finishing In 227 with Sadie M and Ella K trying III vain to oertalca him Again the betting changed the field ellltig for f 25 while Ella K brought SlJ an i Cyclone Jr 17 Promptly In the filth heat Bellman who bad been In the rear before went round the leaders and wa four lengths ahead at the Quarter Badle 11 and Ella E drew unon him from the half and the latter I got first to lbs wire In 22H with IRdie M again second This let three heat winners to decide the Issue and Ella K was rated at I to 10 over her two surviving opponents Cyclone Jr made a successful hid for the load In the sixth heut and retained it to the third quarter when EPa E iutfooied him and shotted In front as they turned home Cyclone clung to her but hIs chance seemed hopeless till the gray mare lost ber stride and fell back McGregor with Scramble saw tbe opportu nity to pull the race out of the lireand plied the whip vigorously but bin horse could not re spond and Cyclone Jr came borne first In 230H It was nearly dark and the i ace could not be finished today Tbe summary stands I as follows I t 35 class purse f 1010 nnflnlafaed Ella E ICurran 2 e 0 1 s 1 3 r g g Ncramble MrUtegot 1 0 4 5 a 3 fyclone Jr Metcait a 80314 1 Sadie U 1 lioCray 1ettlt and An drew it 303 3 2ro Bellman Ooldimltb and CanaeX5 6 i H 4 sro Ix L IIro 4 4 0 S 0 dr Ethel Hrown die llmeaaTX 33 X 22314 Jiziit383 lu The 218 pace which followed was an inter esting contest Mbronflei ruled tbe early bai ting at 150 J K bringing 111 Alexander Hoy 17 und the fold SIll Alter n lot 01 scoring with Marendes unhteady Jesse II took the pole from Bally Coo and beat niter a bruh on tho home stretc h In 2lfO It was 5 to 3 agaInst Uarendes aa be made two breaks and was last In the first heat Going away the gray stallion took a run and Jesse II kept In front to the half Alexander Boy was overhauling him rapidly and when Jesse II wont to pieces came on and won the bent In 220S with Uarendes a clone I second Both lost tbrlr I stride near the wire and ran In but far enough ahead ol Bi lota Girl to be entitled to their places Then It was even money on Jlnrondes trod he had no trouble In gettlngtbe third heat in which bo kept steady and beat Alexander Boy from the half In 220X Jesse H hind como to grief this time and after two landed breaks wns distanced Betting was 25 to 8 on Marendes before the fourth bent which he secured In 2234 leading all the wity No ono would let against the stallion now but he was Diminished by Alexander Jloy for the fifth beat In 223 Tho two were left to settle first money and the odd were 5 to S on Marendeft Fie took the pole from tbe bay gelding at the first turn and was twn lengths ahead at the half Ills backers got a scare when he made n break In tbe third quarter and AlexauderBoy pasiuid him Instead of going to pieces Uarendes caught after a few jumps and jut at tbe wire got his nose In front of Alexander Boy winning the heat and lice In 225X 3It race puts lltoII Marendea by Walker Uorrlll rBwl ley 8 2 t I 2 I Alexander Hoy Ifopjl 5 13311 Sally C iScattergood J 4 a a Sro tcota Illrl lJlrdl S 8 S a ft 1 J H IKoaterl 4 S 4 4 4 3 vr Jeie IMUeharl I e dli Tlme2it 22034 33IX 333 4 3IZ3 223 JUNOL ANn nvr BOTH FAIL Fait Mlle at CleTelmmd bat N Heeerd IlrcakUc uc lied Truck OLZVZLXHD Sept IBTb track was still heavy today at the Cleveland Driving Faik There were three card events besides the ex hibitions by Sunol and Guy The California mare went a mile In 213U by the following time at the quarters S2X 100 130K 2134 and would have done much betternnder favor able conditions The erratic Guy In his effort did threequarters of a second better than the great fouryearold going a mile as follows S3 10 U 139l 212K Palo Alto was sent around the track but no time was announced for the reason that no word was given at the start He will try it again this week The regular events wore hotly contested Following are the summaries auclui Ironing continued from vuterday pine JjTiaiiu flobl i i j latitude htChflfle 3 3 j ui yione t eillMaolr 3 7 MUiliBro ni 8 I s Chief Mdis UrowOt Tiiner0414 irs4 2C534 3 33 elaaa paring puree t Stat CoueluJoe latoni 5 I t Irma Parr I 10 4 e Huuly PlckaiaoD T 2 2 4 Ada HoK Inner i II 13 6 t Major ttllkte Miller 3 II e a Arctic lalrJ B I s T CblwsC ITalmadge t 4 IO s fcoberrlber iiendcnnot 4 a e tt RavellKKbeai e C 11 II Pearl It iou B Tea frank A Ulnae a C II u Stills IS e 19 IU Judge Ljrnchismlihi 10 IS f dr Tlme llt 23314 303 3V4 4 tic slats tretliss I part 5 Yenta It oln I 111 Ifi l Ml nk 2 I 3 I IUrrsM lluiuUeUsiirr a 4 I theta iiKhn 4 a Lists Spregu CM 4 S f 4 Acolyte j Ills l loui ft s i i JsuIeoCtlaoa Aipsa StlkeitJams 7 5 7 e iJ J J WUaeaArtbCruiaaia Timeli6 3r2I4J iizi4 321 Among the horses sold during be I races were the following flurrau br e by Sewer to I A Browne A Co KalaintoHj Mica vui Uyranael rb e by Burner la liek 4 SmIth Luelafille ft fan Neaee bubr IeueiaJ Waabiaiton loJ I Coast Maaallla U STWli liefer tr m br Kennca to c f Winery Cleveland uiln Maseite kkdli by Urea WISh to Jeha Temwer toaar a IU i OoUnMon b c by frown W kta 17 Oyaaca WIkaeearrariL tlivlt Hlran aiTif Withso I V U CjomwcU LeiHileii 54 4 HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE VAN HOUTENS COCOA BEST a GOES FARTHEST Now that Its manufacturers are drawing the attention of the American public to IhnJSrst andever since its invention the best of all cocoaslt will soon be appreciated here as well as elsewhere all over the world All that the manufactur ers request is simply ono trial or still better a compara tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be then VAN HOUTENS COCOA Itself will convince every one of its great superiority It is because of this superiority that the English paper Health says Once tried always used To avoid the evil effecti Tea and CeAse nee eoattantly VAX IIOlTTKNR OOOOA which las BTflXNQTitPNEfteltheflflvIt and a rfrabisgsndnenrlohing beverage IM u rmmmtmttmm cooNrzczuzzrIzqG HARK COIN Secret flervle Lien Tide Toronto to Follow Vf m Cine to the CoBBtcrrcltcr OTTAWA Sept Superintendent George 0 Dell ot the United States Eer rot Service ar rived in Toronto from Buffalo on Sunday night accompanied by two detectives one of whom was despatched with a rig to theoountry while Mr Belt and his companion retired to the se clusion of a room in the Queens Hotel The ofllcern have In hand one of the most extraor dinary cases of counterfeiting that has taken place In America for many years and the In vestigation as far as it has progressed Indicates that a regularly organized gang ot counterfeiters have been at work for years manufacturing base coins more particularly copies ot rare coins plate and other curios It has boon discovered that some of these counterfeits have been manu factured In thy neighborhood of Toronto and expressed to the United States from Oakvllle and other small stations in tho county ot reel The Investigation has been conducted secretly for six months but as yet the counterfeiters have not boon run to earth Superintendent Boll will this mornlngconsult with the Toronto detectives in the hope of locating the Canadian workers In base metal When the first counterfeit wan discovered It created great deal of excitement among dealers mold coins and the As sociation of the United States started the fo eret Service on on Investigation that has so far resulted in the discovery ot extensive counter feiting both in the States and In Canada The one dollar issue ot IbOl was recalled and four only were left in circulation Each of theo coins is now valued by numismatist at 5510 and It was a counterfeit of one ot these that led to the first discovery A dealer In ihlln delphla every year holds an auction onto of old coins and among the packages offered for sale iu found u ono dollar coin apparently ot the 1S04 is sue The coin however appeared to be too now for such an old date trnd the alloy hal I u different appearance to the genuine article Among those who attended the sale wan Cob London Snowdon Director of the Iblladelphln Mint and upon a clot examination he pro nounced the coin to be a swindle He knew the names of the lour men who held the only four coins of 1804 In circulation and this led him to examine tho piece closely He discov ered the fraud and afterwatd noticed that tha last figure on the date had Liven nunched out of a dollar of 1805 Issue of notch there are Plenty In circulation and the hole was then plugged up with a figure i punched from nn oilier coin The work was so neatly executed that none but an expert with the aid of a rowerful magnifiing olais could detoct 1 The detective succeeded In locating pei era of the mints in the htate of Louisiana and among tbo stuff telzod were many counterfeits of old coins While the inquiry was being prosecuted an Incident occurred in the Michigan prison MIcblgHn City that threw some light on the work of the counterfeiters and brougnt the Uecret Service to Toronto In this prison Shore IH confined a notorious counterfeiter Peter McCartnei who In undervalue a sentence ot twenty Ihe year A short time ago a letter was received at the prison from McCartneys wife to her husband In which was enclosed an old Itoman coin attached to which was a piece of ribbon The letter explained that the coin was sent to Pete as n souvenir from his affectionate wife but when the illclnla discov ered that the coin was a counterfeit it was concluded that the wife had sent it to how that the old game was being continued The Secret fcervle men were notified and a detectho was placed on Mrs McCartneva trail He Boon discovered that she lived In Nioaa Ill and that she had as associate one Dr linker who was In the habit ol paying periodical vis It to Nlunara Falls and Toronto sometimes Betting off at Oakville and occasionally at neighboring stations and driving to Oakville where he sent small packages by xprea to different dealers of old coins In various cities in the United Staten A detective was secretly doKpiitched tn Dnkvllle and It Is alleged that a hhnrt distance from the lllnco In the garret of an unoccupied building hn found an olmot complete counterfeiting outfit Superintend ent lieu nod his companions came to Toronto to follow UP this clue iun iriTnRBa TO BVILD A norm A Rplendld New Htrnctur to be Erected at MonmonlU Park Mr David Dunham Withers Is never happier than when doing something to promote racing and its best Interests His bates project la to erect a splendid hotel at his great Monmouth Park race track for the accommodation of too Inc men and those who follow the race The structure Is to be 352 feet by 63 feet and will be built of brick and stone It will be three stories high and will contain 160 Bleeping rooms Ihe dining room which will be on the ground floor will give some Idea of the size of the hotel as its dimensions are put down in the plans aa 115 feet by 50 feet It IH also Mr WltberaB intention to erect a threequarter mile track just outside the boundaries of the Monmouth Park course over which twoyearolds can be trained Mr Withers In bound to make Monmouth Park the racing centre of America The hotel and track will lie completed long before the opening ot next years meeting at Monmouth AMuniCAif aaoTTuna TO BK BAORKD JL MoTem nt tbct will Coal American Jlenler Lot Anxiety The Trotting Union of Great Britain pro poses to pass a new rule which will go Into ef fect In January next providing that no American borseashall be permitted to enter for the races of the union excepting those that have already rneod In this country The rule makes another exception which IH extended to bomox able to produce an American certificate TnM Important step it is said will betaken alsn by Germany and other trotting countries on the Continent Mr Ontbcsrt Secretary of the English union will shortly visit the Conti nent with the purpose of creating a strong union among foreign trotting societies and thereby adianclrg sporting affairs Buctnsi la Eaglead Lntnno Sept IR Tbe race for the P puint r Flat oteootoTcrtlni for lwojr rodi distance Or fur long yu run tn day ai Uaucbtiltr and WM won by Mr Douglas SaltS cbtitoat colt r tard by Torpedo out if Tuiliat Mr Warren Au U Ruta bsy oily Swtst by HamptonLady Tramp itrond and Cot Nortbs etttitnul coil Old Boon by dom8ocki third The Lancaster Muritry Handicap Plato sf 10UO soy rilfna for two y iroldi dlitaac fir furlongs WM won by Baron Ktlbwhllda bay toll MardVOraabr lloturl lh Dent out if bptttxa with Mr r Barrail bar lIly yioranr by Royal lUmpton dam br Mirmilia llarraony Moaod and Lord UaOUracolt UorMrrtl by Maii r lilldar l1apbo third At the woitorii tuesUog at Ayrlba race for its Air shire HindKap lIsle ot 1 OKI overlgns for three Tear old and upward dutaneo about a mile and ibn urlAOfL wu won ty A II Laldlaya C yer old bar Klittnf Morton by Chtribirl dam br Artyl Prompt IM Mr Next r nwfki tbritrtarold cowtnnt tut itoldta Sat br Htnit Or brrlntb l was acoud ana the behest llaMlliuni tsiiryser old chestnut colt scet stilt fuaulx by Lewlaadar Miulo third MoetTac of the New Jersey Olvlitom of the I A U ruranatn Bopt t7The Ant limlannoal nuitlaf ef Iba sew board of oBJcara of the Ktw Jersey dlTUloa ofibeLags e ol Amtrtcaa Wb lBto was bald her this Ttnln Tbe uiillDf was one oX the moat tin porUulbtd In yiara Tbera were JirHut delgte l from all paftaof hiw JerMy Inelodloir VlcaCunial II K DtiiiMk H 0 W S4crt ryTri iartr George roBBtlL E Wi r 0 OUbtrfc K W i u T TbomUr II ci tii A Vodd A W t H HoiiaiU II a v1 T ItasOiaon PB Of r L O Maxila IT 5 ii W tt liauardA Wi W Br r a Mf A commit U Mni oMdeM araa T Woular O Ci I Tuall and i lUunatt wu iBpolntai 10 tans lb Stat iiy I laws to conform with the conitilallonal tutu and cc Idtrlao alluvia of lac BMMlarr Treasurer Ilia Ma ftUJpr aenela terhiaservi4ruidrd the dint ie lit lieu of lb mach work 0005 by him II t soS litaly lb provIsion wilt baiDglu4e4jnthsrevtid tulsa a I done te otbr dintsloe is we dsoldd to tore poreta Iba oraauUellon under the title r ibe lies Jar ear ulvulon cub Leaiua of American Wheelmen with the fetlowtug ttuetsut U C tiawn H Benedict I u Kane ItO Miller K aTjiulL O T Thoular Swt 1 KmtBcre U a niper and O U I eeuel AooDUBllteeoffeyaoniutlogofT N Urev O II Vaaa a RoAd and f O Welae wan ecpoloiei to aai a repraMntailrea I tbe National Aaaambir with the vesata vi iatl U acStUJTjlMllP4 L aprils TltUVltLEI HUE IK OUT AlfXir Its Over the Armory mmd Other TkUco Tnit NowThn Nlnlho Hlle Jhoee The old troubles In thefllxtynlnth Regiment have broken out again The action of Lieut j Cob Moran In appointing an armory commit f tee in opposition to the regular armory com p mlttee appointed by Cob Cavanagh started the 7 row and at the special meeting of the commis sioned ofllcerR on Tuesday night when the new committee was dismissed and the old one 4 reinstated them were some hot words that helped to Increase the ill fueling Last night LloutCol Moran bioke loose to n BUN re 4 porter nnd declared Hint the regiment was going to shool on account of the Inoompe tone of Cot Cavnnagh and Adjutant Murphy j 0 Incompotoncy and mnlndmlnlatratlon he t said Is pulling the regiment down and there is no hope for it Itll noer be worth a conti ji nental until It cola now commanding officers Im for reform and Im going to get tt M The other side say that LieutCot Moran Is advertising his furniture business It Is said that charges have boon preferred against Capt Hitch Coleman of Company K and azalnut Lleat Tatnea Mahonny of Company 1 by UeuU Paul Leonard anti Major litttry Lieut Leon ant accuses Cnpt Coleman who la ono of ills oldest olllcern tn tlio regiment iming abu sive and Indmoril language ti hIm at tilo State oatnp and Major Dully snys that Lieut Ma honey pilfered t ro blankets from him iitthe anton time Cant Coleman denies that ho i used abusive language anti says that any war tt hit did ho Hpoliiglxed fur It Llent iiiv linnov Ionian Hint no dole nnyof Major 1ulTvs blankets but iidnillB that he borrowed two if and returned them Tho Armory llonid meeting In the Mayors M omce yesterday was attended by several nfl core f the blxtrnintb Ie lraeut ColCato DBCM Is a member of the Hoard as the senior Cidonel of thin Flint Hrlgndo The subject ot A new armory for the Mxtynlnth wits to come up Commissioner Gllroj Bhow d tho plan of t the slto of the present armory with the uoiHleo land to The eastward including Hail place wtiloh It Is i Piopunod to close up CoL Cuvn i iiagh said that eien this Hdilltional ground would not be snfllclout and Minor Dully cx plained that Iroiti 4iH tutUJ bet frontagaon htxth and Seventh streets would he nooded A hundred squats Pet for executive r nms and J a drill room of MO foot by iho full width of the block tile Major assured the Doiird would be i little enough for tilt rouimont which drills from 7oO to Sill men jhe mitilaluner of Public Works was directed ti prepare a survey map of the additional ground that the o nicer think will be raaulred This extension of the Bound plan would involve the tuklngof the ethoilist church property on Hetedth Mreet The Seventyfirst Regiment armory site WIIB 5 brought ui for dlscimtlon bi u protest nfpron oily owncra ngnlnet the Holpctlouot theTilrty fourth street anti Fourth UVHUUO property The site has not only been Kaliclod but bought and the committee was told that It was too late The Ninth Itoyimont armory U to be built on the Fourteenth Street nropeity ocuplcd bt tha old TwentyBHCond ItHglniunt armor atm nd I joining buildings which Commissioner Cole man oported i could lie bought fort J90003 Ho ir was ordered to neaotiutu fur the propertr Mayor Grant asked t ol Koirnnl to admit for mnlly that the slto was xatlsfnutort to the regiment The Colonel did so becnnne he thoticht that If he did not tho regiment mIght not get any armory at all for along time Tho j regiment wan really In favor of the Kite at Boy v enth aenue and Thirtyseventh atreet I I JJIsIJUP jouautit comixo JUIIILEE Arrangement Now Prrlrcle4 Arcbblahop Corrlcan tn Deliver un Addrcil A meeting ot the Contra Committee corn posed of lay delegates from the 110 parishes in the Brooklyn Catholic diocese having cbarse I of the arrangements for thin celebration ot Bishop Louuhllns golden jubilee was held lost night at Bt Johns College In Wllloughby I avenue James McMahan presided and Joseph W Carroll was secretary There were nearly 200 delegates present all the Brooklyn and man of tuo Long Inland churches being rep resented C Too celebration will begin on Oct 17 with a reception to the venerable Bishop at HIM Ocr raont Avenue Itlnk KxS nutor W H Murtha Chairman of the Iteceptlon Committee salt Hint subcommittees bud visited Cardinal Gibbons of llnltlmore Archbishop Ilyan of Philadelphia and Archbishop Corrlgnti of New York and that each bad promised to b present end that Archbishop Corrluan would mako an address on the services of Blhup Loughlln la the lirooklyn dloroso Tbe scond feature la the celebration will bo the torchlight n ones slonnf the various Catholic organizations on i the following night The line of nmrcli will be arranged today No carriage will be allowed In the procession except those occupied by she parish priest 1 he parade of the Sunday school children will take place on Sunday alterni on It will be belli on the Hill and thn revIewing stand n 111 be In front of the cathedral There will be no musk except singing by the children of each school as they reach the reMoivlnit stand Ihe cele bration will end on Monday night with a ban fillet at the Assembly lloomi Academy of Mimic There will be between 3D 1 and 100 4 gucsN and iho price ot the tickets has been fixed at 115 apiece Hubrcrlptlons to the purse which Is to be pre sented to the DlRlinp are pouring In rapidly and It Is ponfldnntly expected that the 1100000 limit will be reached TODDB Mr Tlaontpeon Ifakea a Night otlt William II Thompson the 10yearold eon ot Isaac Thompson the bookmaker liven wilt his parents at the lodney House On Wed nesday evening he broke loose from the pa rental lending strings and made a night of It In company with half a dozen kindred spirits he chanced tn be passing Welchs restaurant at Broadway and Thirtyeighth street just us Bartender Cllrjuet opened the doors at 5 oclock yesterday morning The party entered and ordered drinks and when Cllquet suggested that paymttnt was in order young Thompson said he had laid a 10 bill on the bar and anted bis change Angry words followed and the altercation was continued on the side walk Thompson accused William Davis a liquor dottier who wtuj of the party with hav ing taken the tin bill He said he saw Davis pass something to Hugh Donegan a bar tender In a ninth avenue aloon Suddenly Ibomuaon draw a dagger and threatening to disembowel the whole party be gan slashing rluht and left lie Is a slight boyish penon A policeman arrested him and Davis and Donegan and In Jefferson Market Police Court were held for trial Thompson oc a charge of amiault and the others on Thomp sons complaint that hla money bad been taken The Leek of Mehool ontBio4nUone Mayor Grant received a letter yesterday from 500 east alders which shows to some ex ci tent that the lack ot school accommodation U due to faults In the administration of Board of Education affaire The letter was evoked by the Mayors action In energetically stirring up the subject and demanding that something should be done at ones to provide quarters for 4 the involuntary truants of the metropolis The letter says that tile Hoard of Education select ed u site for u school two years ago in Eighty second street between Ilrst and Second avenues and the owner weie called upon to put a price upon It Nothing more seem ever to bavo bin lone though the Bcbool Hoards appropriation shows 11600010 for construction purposes Ihe people are afraid that the sits will be lost to the Board If nomethlng la not soon done a ihrro are several builders alter It to put up flats The need of more school facilities In that district Is very pressIng and even the room to be had la the old orphan asylum In htwentyelgbtb street near Lexington avenue will not sulllce to relieve the situation Knocked OUT IBB UnnMcira Hat John F Donnelly manager for Palmers Theatre appeared In the Jefferson Market Po lice Court yesterday to prosecute Otto Healy one ot the chorus In be Red Hussar for as unIt Last evening It appears thud Lies was under he lnflusnve of ilQupr tL4 bud some words with Ute manager l 1400 Mr IJonnelly nd his wile etnyteti for heir borne Ilsaiy tot owed them and at TlilrtyeluUm sliest sad blxth avenue bit Manager fiounelfy on tEe head with au umbrella tnoaking off hU hat Healy was locked up CD a charge of intoxTca L U9B aflO MIiUiti 4 4a

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0 w 0 0 t 0 i t I i fltbe J1vAfrwV9 pi FUDAT SEPTEMBER io i 1m i etdtii r R r tet TnE IOI 4Si Wni I a An Itko Ia b ddfU 4 IS J I p ILWT11IP 41 u4 Zudo WO Tbe Doivfall of the CommUsloa i Tho decision l of the Western railroads t p resist the edict cf the InterSUito Commerce I Commission Is dlmidecd elsewhere In our r l colums In a lucid nnd authoritative article and event I It 1 an Inter tng an Important evt I and I Is In strict conformity with the line TnR Sun when marked r cf procedure markl out by Tn BU the decision concerning rates for theatrical companies wns rendered at Cincinnati In the 5 cmplc Wil rndered CnclnnU te f case of the Commission against the Balti f more and Ohio ItnllroAd I We hold that the decisions of the Intr r BUtfl Commerce Commission whenever f they have been of serious Import have been Illegal arbitrary and Indecent and that In f no case will they stand tho test of constitutionality In tho present Instance r the Commission rendered a decision which 1 Is In effect conflscatory and destructive of k property us tyrannical oppressive and un just A a commercial ukaso In Russia This I not Bussla and such proceedings are In consistent with our common sense and our t sturdy notions of Individual right That It will result In tho overthrow of the Corarnls w lion or at least In Ita 1 being permanently deprived of Its power to Injure property I t unquestionable t I The result Is ono jrrsatly t be desired t and certain t conduce In no small decree Tho Commission to the public welfare Cmmlon originated with Senator BKAOAN who 1 a l type of the lowest quality of representative that has been sent to the upper House of f the American Ooncrw8 Ho has In his I humble but effective way cot tho Btnto of millions of capital In tho Texas many mliuna capitl to shape In which It became a law it seemed t beneficial and I have possibilities whereby a bnefca ad wholesome regulation of the tramo between i the States might b secured through Ita agency It was agreed t clvo It a fair trial I has had a fair trial and I Is a failure I than failure because It I Is worse n bcu 1 f become an Imposition and a vehicle of fraudulent pretence From REDAN to Mon RIO was a natural and easy transition and It Is not straniro t sea tho Commission I converted to tho private political uses of Urn i frt vulgar demagogue that gets astride It Mr MORIN is the author of all the latest machinations of tho Commission and ho Is t the author of the decision which It Is now sought to enforce against the graincarrying railroads and which If successful would In 7 volve a Commissioner WALKEB ha said the gatt pecuniary penalty ever Imposed by a human tribunal The courts will decide the question upon the lines of common sense They a a cer tain and trustworthy recourse against all such predatory assaults and they will presently administer an adequate rebuke t Mr MORIUSON and the automata who with I I him compose the InterState Commerce Commission Wo aro clad that the roads i affected have resolved upon an open straightforward aud fearless resistance k The defection of the Chicago and Alton and the Rock Island I a small and temporary i duIement but Is thoroughly under stood Both are run for revenue and it I not the revenue of their stockholders 1 The True Inwardness of Boulangism t The Paris Jlparoa disclosure of DouL j 1 f OKRa relations with the leader of divers po 1 litical parties Is interesting but not surpris f 1 ing since I only confirms what every ono It evident when ho carried t beliaved I was i Ollve WI eldent cre I department after department in tho north r and east of Franco that ho was receiving the support of both Bonapartlals und Royal t lath It plain when ut the 1t was equally I by i fr election held in January 1SS9 he swept the I t Department the Seine by a tremendous ma I f jority that the Paris Socialists and a section of the extreme Radicals woro also arrayed upon his side As the Interests of such hete rogeneous partisans could not b reconciled the Inference was obvious that somebody was being duped What we learn from the i Figaro Is the process by which the duping was performed The Bonapartlste It seems first conceived s the idea of making use of BOULANOEB They for their pat however desired him t proceed t seed in 1 constitutional way first securing a F majority of the Chamber of Deputies and then effecting in 1 congress of the two Houses such a revision of tho Constitution to a would provide for an election of a Presi I dent by the people Apparently no further I t pledge was exacted from the General during his Interview In Switzerland with the heir I of the Napoleonic dynasty Prince NAPO I LEON whom tho English newspapers mis call JEHOITE NATOLEON for no better I reason than because JEROME happened t b his fathers Christian name r Prince NATOLEON did not ask BOUTJANOETJ t support him for the Presidency because ho Is convinced that I tbo French people had a chance to vote for a Chief 11ltrat they would elect the represent ative of tho Napoleonic legend The Roy f alists on the other hand are far from Im agining that a plebiscite fairly conducted would result in the election of the Comto DE PABlO What thoy wished therefore was I i that BOULANOBR should play the patt of Goner MONK and bring about the restora tion of the BOUBBOXS by a coup dtiai f I 1 uncertain whether 1 pledge to this effect In tho Interview etect was given private Iterlow arranged by the Duchosse DfJzts between 1 BOUANOKII and the Cointo DE PARIS for th latter has naturally refilled t open bL lips upon the subject But there seems I to be no doubt that n promise to restore the UouRiioxs was made by the General to a J loyalist leader Baron DE MACKAU who produced 1 letter from the Comte DE PARIS I giving him full power to act Relying up on this areement the Duchesso DOzts con tributed 600000 t the campaign expenses of BouLANdElt who however In hU colloquies I with his Radical adherents made no secret of his intention to swindle the Royalists 10li 1 now ungallant enough t say that tho Ducl gave him this huge sum of money because she had fallen In love with him and was determined to conquer his affections For his acceptance of the love token he had a precedent In the conduct of the great Duke of JlAHLnonocou who when JACK Cnuocii ILL received not only hU cummUsIon in the army but also his ep ndlug mon y from the Duchess of CLEVELAND But unlike Boo buaEB his English prototype refrained from publishing the motives for the gifts The Impression left upon the mind by theM Oificlofcurea Is that while each of the three parties which combined t carry Paris lu September 1649 meant t cheat the other and btlluved lUelf to hove cUI hold speclil i blluve Itel 1 fpcl1 on BOULAXUKK the General himself Intended to client all tlucr Neither cun one avoid the coocluulon that he tuivo came near euu CSfL I app that during the canvas of the two HouMe which pro the election of II OLBXor t tilt fnidBoy Uu JioyalU o lee ttmA t Beppott ILVtootrax f n q oonlderatton of UM promtws which bf t restore Bouuvon t lbs Ministry of War T ae failed beoause there wa not Ume enough t control th Royalist rank and DIe but had I nol Doc feAKOsn In the War Offlo would have had the coveted opportunity of organizing a ecmp dU That wa the first occasion on which the General se med t have a tolerably fair chance o overthrowing the existing regtm The ascend opportu nity came on that exciting night In January 1889 when It was known that BOTOAXOKI had carried Paris by a great majority In asmuch a even the police had avowedly voted for the General It was not likely that tho soldiers of the Par garrison could b prevailed upon t move against him The moment therefore seemed singularly propitious for a coup fiiat and It I now acknowledged that 1 NAg vrr and other aggressive supporters of the Gen eral urged him t allow them t march upon After deliberation Bon the Elyseo Atr some delbrton Du LANDER refuted to countenance the demon LNOE rt t oatnac te stration on the ground that It could only lead t civil w He pointed out what w plain enough that his situation differed materially from that occupied by Louis NAPOLEON on Dee 2 181 for whereas the latter had complete control of the Paris g risen this In January 1889 was entirely In Nevertheless the hands of BOUIAXOCBS opponent ertheless as the Comte DE PAm remarked when interrogated on this matter Paris 1 a queer city and queer things happen In I at times of Intense popular excitement In deed tho revolutions of 1830 and 1M were successful under circumstances analogous t those which BOUAXOKB pronounced adverse hopelessly aTer Whatever may be thought of the opportu nity then offered BoTOANonn never had another other for from that night In January 1889 his prestige rapidly declined He has been for some time politically dead but not con tent t leave him In the grave his quondam followers nnd ale a adding t death the dissection of horrors doon Russell and the Lottery DO To recall BSXJAMIK SAHnrsoNa attention for a moment t the ancient Romans dose ho remember the case of Q Lucius UTBPIB es Proconsul of Peuclnla In the time of HI and P AS President HARRISONS grandfather knew all about HTSPisotrs When young POMPONIUBPKDO HrsprsouB the firstborn of the renowned Proconsul ft br to to rnowo POlu was hauled up by tho stem hand of Roman law for carrying on a extensive contraband business of a very peculiar character ho was brought before his parent who gazed upon him stonily and declared tho forfeiture to the State of n tbo young mans possessions Then descending from the seat of author ity tho Proconsul drew POMPONIUS PEDO t his bosom That Infernal scoundrel nnd That you Infora acundr enemy of the public said ho is the decree of the magistrate This my unfortunate son is the act of the father And producing from tho folds of his toga a purse containing a small fortune in gold tho Proconsul thrust It Into tho hand of the surprised and de lighted youth When President HARRISON signs the Anti Lottery bill ho cuts off with a few strokes of his pen an Important source of RcssELii B HARHIBOXB income Tho profitable ad vertisements of the Louisiana State Lottery the Grand Lottery of Juarez tho socalled BcneQcencla Publics of the City of Mexico and wo know not how many other con cerns of the same sr appear regularly in the columns of the Helena Journal yuung RUSSELI B HARRISONS Western news paper A good many of the hnrdearnnd dollars Juggled out of tho pockets of foolish American citizens by the groat bcastof pry find their way finally into tho pocketbook of young RcssELti B HARRISOX and go to buy food and clothing for himself and fam ily and toys and gingersnaps for his chil dren tho grandchildren of tho President of the United States Tho now law will probably stop this profit able but disreputable business of RrssEiiii B HARRISOX Tho bill provides that lot terytrap newspapers like the Helena Jour nal shall b excluded from the mails w understand tho law I the Presidents son continues t act n capper for the lot tery swindlers and uses the malls for the dissemination of his lotterytrap newspaper ho can b prosecuted and convicted and sentenced t a years imprisonment in tho penitentiary I Is not likely that young Mr HAURISOX will tako such a tremendous mk no matter how much profit there Is In the business which ho has conducted busno hn cnduct up t the present date Tho Presidents signature of the bill there fore is practically the confiscation of part of the fortune of the Presidents eon and the case runs parallel with that of young POM PONIUS PBDO Hrsriscoa Will the parallel b continued t the end and will BENJAMIV HnIoN like the celebrated Roman Pro consul supplement the stern decree of the magistrate with the considerate and oppor tune generosity of the loving parent torical Wo hope analogy s I only for the cake of h Numbering the New Ballots In the office of the AttorneyGeneral of this State tho requirement of the now Ballot Reform act that the ballots shall be nform aot balot shal b num bered consecutively has been the subject of consideration on two occasions once when tho AttorneyGeneral himself was absent and tho opinion was written by one of his deputies and a second time when the AttorneyGeneral was at Albany and per sonally examined the question submitted for his determination That question f whether It 1 permissible under the statute to prefix the abbreviation No signifying number to the figures printed upon the stub of the ballot Mr TABORS deputy decided that this could not properly b done M TenOR himself subsequently decides that It may properly 0 done This conflict of opinion affords an oppor tune text for those who are disposed t de nounce the uncertainties of the Uw But a little reflection will show that each lawyer I was right at the time ho wrote A strict construction of the new law pro hibit anything but figures upon the stub of the ballot When the first opinion was de livered there was no known reason why the statute should not b strictly construed But It that It would lut subsequently appeared tht woud be Impracticable to print the required b Imprtcble t reuire num ber of ballot I the figures alone were al lowed upon the stub while on the other hand If the abbreviated prefix No could lawfully b used the mechanical difficulties of numbering the stub could be numbrng atub oald overcome by the use of machines such a employed In numbering bank checks and railroad tick et and a abundant supply of ballots could b prep In season for the coming ele tion A knowledge of this fact called for tho application of another rule of statu tory construction which U that It U not t b assumed that the Legislature intended t require anything t be don which I practically Impossible Tb Im cncUablUtr ol numberijui the ballot lt J J 4J I CUf t qttOa U1 for a hate election without the use o the prefix In question fully warrants the con elation the AUornorOfltieral that the ab brerlatloa may lawfully b employed Aa one controversy attar another arises A Oe ctY af aoM a I respect t the Ballot Reform a and to te character of this extraordinary piece of je l talitlon becomeo more and more apparent the prediction that It would prove mon strously cumbrous complicated and Incon venient In practice I steadily refined Glbbs M the Organizer of Independent Republicanism Aa Tentetden Steeple la 1 the cause of Good win Sands 8 the Hon Wicked auras I the cause of the hostility of many eminent Republican publican politicians of this town t tho nomination o a straight Republican ticket Maya time and oft In past Mayoralty on t have these same politicians been la to stand and be counted and they t snd up ad b ount ad once tey even fell without a murmur by the side oft the Wicked t WIcke Guise The Important thing In those days was t keep up the power of the Republican machine chine and strengthen It for State and national contests by employing It ac tively In municipal contests The Repub lican Club raises a unanimous but some what lonely voloo In favor of tho old vigor ous manly policy and against coalition whether with sinners of tho County Demo racy or ohromo ealnta of the Mugwump persuasion The natural tendency of all the active no publican politicians Is In favor of a straight ticket and a free fight Instead of a hangdog shuffling following behind the tall of OUVKB StJKNKn TKAMB band wagon But this la a ye of strange happenings and strangest of them n the Hoa THOMAS COLLIES PiiATT I we may Judge by utterance of men and Journals that tremble when he sneezes I at lost for a change In favor of the of local to hybridization lol politics I will b queer t BOO a fighter of such blood consorting with mongrels and curs of low degree the Boss lying down by the side of the Mugwump This Is very much of an off year for the Now York Republicans In one way but for one purpose It I awfully an on year To smite Mr Gram t exclude him from the councils of the godly Republicans and to of cans t punish everybody suspected giving him aid and comfort I the pr which Mr PLAIT has committed gramme t r FAT hI his party The unpardonable sin of Mr Gums I that he has Joined with the Tam to of the schemes of many men t oppose some te oheme Mr PLAIT such a tho holding of a Repub lican Worlds Fair Mr PLATT regards It a his duty t punish Insubordination and ap parently willing t herd with the lambs of the 1 1 L or anybody else for the sake of getting a whack at Tammany Hall and the backsliding GIBBS Politics Is full of drollery and humor but In the rich essence of comic Incongruities there Is nothing richer than tho prospective appearance of tho Republican party of tbe town as an Independent bushwhacker look Ing for tho goro of GIns and ready t give up Its organization and everything else for tho moment for the sake of getting 1 little revenge and cloaking it under tho name of the best Interests of tho city The Way t Win The Hon PATRICK WAMn editor of tho Augusta Chronicle and ono of the most sagacious and able of Georgia Democrats was asked by a reporter of tho Washington ftist the other day what names he wished to Boo upon the Democratic ticket in 1692 finn nnd GruY was the reply Their nomination means Democratic triumph in Now York Indiana Now Jersey Connecti cut and West Virginia which with the Solid South Insures success I am a practical cal politician and beliovo In nominating a ticket t win I may 0 to early yet t prepare ro I 1892 or to try t select the leaders of tho I Democracy that year But I tho Demo crats desire success they must nominate such men as Mr WALSH gives his voice for sound and straight trucbluo Democrats with no Mugwump blood In them and no taint of disaster about them Tho Issues of 1S92 are shaping themselves In a way satisfactory t tho Democrats They can win I like Mr WAMH they b love In winning and in putting up candidates dates t win and not to lose A Stralghtont Party The small E ELTEBT AXDERSONTTB party of citizens who called upon Mr RICHARD cOKE on Wednesday In behalf of free trade nominees for Congress carried with them about the last of the Mugwumps hopes Free trade Is tho solo remaining cov I ering that could make ono or the oldfash ioned partisan tickets palatable and with It well se In ho could swallow almost any I thing I was evident after the Interview In question was ovor that the Democracy of this year in this town is t b both straight and selfreliant I I to b of the fundamental vigorous and victorious sort I wi b for Itself and Its principles In stead of for outside notions and tho Individuals who cultivate them All that the Democratic organization In New York can do will be dono under that con viction in regard both t local matters and t its share In tho affairs of the nation For the next battles on all fields the Democrats will again learn the difference between carry Ing on their warfare Jumbled up with a rabble of tatterdemalion noncombatants of secret enmity t themselves and of odvanc Ing In fighting trim with harmonious and loyal ranks t whom defeat moans merely a temporary check and for whom victory means victory Wo Invito the Andersonltes t sniff the air again When that Is a sweet as It Is today with the Democratic spirit It isthobroath of true American life I the resolutions of the Massachusetts Connecticut and New Hampshire Republicans on the subject of the Fore bill mean any thing they mean that It II 1 Oen lUnnisoxa dntr to cal in extra session of Congress to dispose of that measure When you want a thing well dono do It yourself If I a principle that could scarcely b applied and Illustrated with greater propriety than In tho taking of New York census br her own agent Reciprocity I not a word sprinkled thick through the resolution of very throulb reslutona recent Stats Convention of the Republican party but reciprocity li ten all the same New York bu not been the pivotal Bute for tout 7IIL4 i Ifuii Ktfwiui phota Btt For example not In 1680 or i JWt o Intern One of the strangest fiction of parlia mentary Intareoura It conventional rre tc of alluding to OAVMOM as tbe gentle man and tbe ctatliraan from Illinois Day before yesterday In Disking of the Bon yn Bio T OLXiMBiUii of Uuiunu sells M Pril4Bt cl tbe Lowell History Qu A uJua of lbs L WtU Ilumjm 1 t I eUtr vs tnadmttnUy wattua t desianits him M Trustee o the Lowell dtr Institution tot Baying sad rmldtat a lbs Lowell Urns and Wnrrura aub In 1878 TbSIS honor alto belong t Mr Qiumnuia and they a aeetiraUlr Nt forth f bU autobiography In the ConcrtMlonal Directory The Vigilant Senator from Montana made a speech o Tneeday en the b repealing the Timber Culture act which contained a de criptlr pastact rood enoueh to b quoted entire In this plies Going wit tram U HlKiitpH t lUnr aloof tas rUil et lau t which lbs Cuss ot Monuu li rot titrt tht Uiafetr cDatrratt a you tTMth MlMimppI aba A few totliM rtmtla ta a few muss bsl boo yes ban rack4 lb Sd RlT t o tht North yti lan tot epos a ttttlm 1 plate ad you cmtltu thtr for tltkt hnadred o a thoniud mesa Tt tun earn to a point where un the WiSe T e will M raill tfnttr I I there b saab a toed BnirtUh wor4flra end pie o BO eommircUl TIe aid which I they should M tamed stir to thi 4rttlni of thli Uw TealS cited thus when the Mrth wu rolled tectthir es a caret anliM the ATM eeuoyd then throuh other UUM thin a bound up In I ibis bilL At yon irAiattr wett yen ton to a inlet whir la ca8ns of tbi nose tales there It emit Umkr of not nry mach rail I for ecmntreUt DM ted rn corn to U onUriM rear et mouuinti TOO erox thin ted thtr I vtr titus tlmbtr there though o1 mot o less t I these llttlt eaflont o Ttry llttlt commarelal rain Toe thin com to an ep 1 evutry which eoautna the totreet o lh Mlwoari tUnr proptr ted ttr a bindrnj mllM there t BO Umber Pr Uatr fay emmtr lat a situ yon sos to tht Rocky llenntaUa sad flier 1 an taortulnf qaantlty but not very meb Oolm aerott the Rot Mooo Ulot and going a hnndrtd nil beyond yon come t the forests that wen dttcrRMd b BrA Theonttni w o4a where rolls I thoOnna Mrog no Sosad late ha own duhtags sad going a h idr4 mOM tartbtr you uo t the Dldit ot tt whir tht ran Mldom M tb crtnad blotl the trtot where thty sUnS at thlek at I 1 pool tot tress to Hand This la like a panorama of the ride across the continent The unpretentious yet effective English In which I presented I I another evi dence of the astonishing versatility ot the statesman who hanaed JACK OALMOUEB Club Foot Grotto and JOB Pivunau known a The Greaser IUE COttPLJCAnOKS n BArn Iatreatioas5 PellUe om tfce Bm H lalud Vhleh COBtJ Two Kepabllc To TUB Barren oy TUB Bun Sir lames Zohrnb who was British Consul at Raft at the time of the recant revolution did not leave there as reported In THE Bun of An 81 M because of being grossly insulted The British Government never intimated to the Government of Haiti any particular cause for te rmoTa of that gentleman who was sup posed to hare left PortauPrince on leave Moreover all your readers well knowlthat the British Government would never allow one of their official representatives to b grossly Insulted particularly by a small nation like until without exacting lull and complete reparation AB there never was any claim any complaint of the British Government for any lack ot courtesy In the Haitian Govern ments actions as regards Mr James Zoh rob It It 1 for readers to easy your reader measure what truth there mar be in the assertions by moans of which tbatcontleman Is trying to at tract public Interest to his person ever since his removal from PortauPrince In the last Hartlan struggle It 10 happened that the loader of the nortnerners Oen Hr route wan an old and intimate friend of Gon Ileuroaux tbe President of SIn Domingo But both men arc true patriots whom even their old friendship could never Induce to be tiny their respective countries Mr Zohrabls not nearer to the truth when he speaks of the Dominicans baring helped Ilyrpollto to defeat tItlme and secure power on any dis tinct understanding At the tlmo of the last Haitian civil war Oen Ileureaux was engaged in nrotectlnc his own Government against the armed opposition a distinguished und prom inent Dominican Gen Moya Gen Lrgltlma attempted on several occasions to violate Dominican neutrality and cross the frontier In order to fall through Dominican territory on the rear of the northerners and thus defeat his opponents by surprise The Dominicans opposed all inch attempts A they were in duty bound to oppose thorn Then Gen Mora was called to PortauPrlncs by LvEltlme as 51 r Zohrab must Troll know with the avowed purpose of supplying hIm with proper means to make 1 rovolutionary raid on the Dominican territory IreMdent Heuroaux covered the frontier wherever It could b accessible from PortMiPrince with Dominican troops In order to assure tho In violability ot Dominican territory br bolliu eront Ilaytlnns und also to piotoct his own dovornmont horn Morns Intended raid More over the Dominican troops in view of feaur lug a stronger position for that protection of the frontier passed tho boundary line and en camped on Hnytlan FOIL elilmos foreign campe consular advlen lost theirheads and thought that President Heureaux in view of Llgltlmos open alliance with Gen IOYa meant lltmes his army to the northerner and march him self with Hyppollto In 1ortoufrlncn Then to appease the Dominican President they hur riedly and shamefully expelled at once from 1ortauPrlnce that unfortunate Moyn who wns forced to leave without even any Indemni fication for the expenditures and loucos in curred from his visit to that capital under LtgUlmes invitation own spontaneous and most earnest The groat political combination that should open Dominican territory to LtJcltfmos troops ended in a ridiculous fiasco Tbere was a foreign army on that portion of the territory supposed to he nubmlttex to his socalled Government btssocaled ernment lie had already his hands full with tul wih the northerners and could not undertake to repulse the socalled foreign Invaders His foreign consular and diplomatic teachers nd viscd him simply to Ignore the all btllt and ItKltlmo whispered to his followers that Gen Hyppollto was compromising the Integrity of Haytlan Independence to Imve the help of Ileuroaux Such Is the origin of the childish story told b Zobrab te orln oWldlh I remains to be said that as soon as the Haytlan struggle was terminated br the expul sion of Ix cltlme from PortauPrlncr and a new Government established by a regular rep renentntlTe Assembly all Dominican troops withdrew quarters from the frontier to their ordinary There Is therefore no question of frontiers In the present controversy between the two Gov ernments of the island 1 that is under dis cussion is a question of tariffs and customs Tile two countries never had any better oppor tunity before to adjust peaceably all their dif pacnblr ferences In pplte of the extravagancies dl some sensational newspapers and newspaper correspondents either at Ban Domingo or at Portau1rlnce your readers may ret assured that there will be no war between Haytl and Ban Domingo as lone as Heureaux remains the President of one and uynpollte ot the other of lbs two republics HANNIBAL Piucz New York BellllllB Ccnioi fnm tie rltUnHtfMi Record I 1 difficult to Imagine how under the clr cumstanoet the authorities ol New York city can fall to request and the census officials to grant a recount The Intent baa plainly oer leaped the performance If a has been sug gested partisan malignity have joined hands with official stupidity in an attempt to cut America down the population of the chief city of Fktldtlphl SIC Little Boxee ftoic Uu faille Ittgtr Tbtre li DO other city anywhirt ot anythior like its popalatloa which bal luch lusa lane ilfbuy horns for II workloc ptovlt at rhlladdobli and Ut Clf nlty sad Ml ltrsipcl wlilth they Impart to thow wbo own ati4 rot lhw and which cumot bt possessed ud tcJortdbytboM who lye la close foul 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A at avatars Be It Ota t ZsaCIure I S t AMF v rir Brtta Th Itev Dr Bartiell It I expected to tk oa of tht Roman Catholla parish at R dot In the near future very likely a lon a Sunday after next I hat teen evident for tome time that he mutt hart accented the ttrm Imposed upon him by the Sacred Col Iran soon alter hit removal from the Church of the Eplpnany for be ha for the past month or mot been treated at a pries In Rood stand Inc Only aa rueh could he have attended the retreat of the priests of the archdiocese a Troy officiated at 8t Bridget and other churches Ha It at present out of town Monsignor McDonnell the secretary of Archbishop Corrigan says explicitly that D Burttoll has written to the sacred College no ceilIng the conditions imposed and that all trouble Is at an ODd tome of Dr Bnrtpells former parishioner j are planning an excursion to Rondout the tint Sunday ho officiates there They propose I I to attend the high moss at which he Is I expect ed to say something In the way of inaugural to his now parishioners and to have him at their guest a dinner after the settles Dr linrtsell became the euijoet of the to cltslastlcal discipline to which ho teee muted not a 1II perhaps generally uppo d from hi eympathy with Dr McGlynn but from two sreclfied Its on his part which were the outcome of this sympathy In the suit which was brought to secure th burial In con secrated croiind of McUulro who died at a meeting or the AntlPorerty society which I Dr McUlynn was to address Dr Uurtsoll tes I tlfylng as an export In canon law declared prI ClnOI that the prohibition from burial In consecrated ground of persons dying members of the society end followers of the oxcommunicated priest was not ecclesiastically legnL I RICO In Uellanoe of this prohibition celebrated high man at the funeral of Theresa Kelly one of Dr Mcltlynns followers at the Church of the Epiphany For this Archbishop Corrigan or Cored bU transfer from the parish of the Hpiphnuy to Handout Although his removal was In the power of the Archbishop Dr lurt oll AII pwer Home probably on the ground that it IN WI not justl table oo tho decree prohibiting the funeral of Dr McGlynns associates In consecrated ground was not in accordance with canon law In deciding against him the Sacred College consequently must also have decided that the Archbishop wai right Dr Uurtsall at once Sicated the pulpit of the Church of the plphany on receiving the confirmation of his removal from the Sacred College but he did not immediately comply with the conditions which doubtless entailed a acceptance of the overruling of his onlnlon on the law The parIsh of M Marys Church of which Dr urtsell la now the rector Is considered second to but one In the archdiocese in Importance outside of thIs city DISRESPECTFUL TO TUB FLAG It was br Accident that BIK Boat Played Hil theTChlp With the Chandler The United States customs flag hn been dishonored acaln The offender this time is the HamburgAmerican steamship Augusta Victoria I happened this way The Chandler was alongside the steamship off Iedlow0 Island Just after Hoarding Officer Waterbury had got oil the ship and the ladder had bon taken up she steamed ahead not giving tbe cutter time to have her lino cant off The result sult was that tbo little cuter wan dragged after tbe big ship Capt Smiths shout to the Cap thin of the ship wero it Is said unheeded Ibo kept right ahead towing the hnndler until an oflicer who probably leered that the cutter might be knocked out cut the rope apt bnilth In in a sad state of mind He would lito to know why the ship didnt slow up and cast on his lne lnetbc Mhe a Farmer at 100 mm Uu nuntelplla rrrn PLUNFED Sept 17be oldest woman In Union county Is Mrs Nancy Hater who has Just attained the age of loo years and at a re uulon yesterday fur generations were present fi do her honor Sire linker was born near Bprluetleld NI She has Ihod near her birth place for a full century never moving more than forty miles from bar fathers homestead During her life she has been accustomed to drinking strong tea or codec ut every meaL Her face Is unmarred ty a wrinkle and her eyesight I remarkably good as she has never used sreglanses Her yoke aud hor memory for dates are remarkable Her appearance would not Indicate an nee above 70 ortu years JeRr Mrs Baker porronally conducts the manage ment of a farm near Westfleid I lit twelve acres in ex lent and one of the best paying farms In Union county DotIng the past liar vest time rs JakiT went 10 the hanot Held to watch the men cutting bay One ot the la borers did not swine his scythe to suit and taking the implement from him she showed him how to el In an efficient manner She remembers vast wilderness when central Now Jersey was one I VIt widernes Tie Fashion In Hair Dyeing I Fnm the d Irapftti I Fashion In hair dyelnghas It seems declared a last against the aubuin aDd bright gold tresses with which we have been lately Inmlllar 1 boco tiiitx as well as tbe pale Ieacbed Straw hue are no longer to be worn and a much Oarkor shado called In the secret circles of the trade itself by the unpoatlcal term maho3auylt I the latest decree It Is pro duced hr a subtle mixture In which henna plays a loading sari but the dyeing procox Is long and tedoux However that cannot much matter to the ladles who once embark upon hair dvelng Mnce they Lave continually to ub mit themselves to its repetition a fresh hair grows i he prophets of those mysteries assure us that the trophels coming when a natural brown vtlll bo the favorite tone I I naura therefore thut real llond hair Is ex tinct this will insure fashion to every ole Know Him by His IXnitochlon from tAe BaUinare Sn Chief Justice Fuller came over to Baltimore yesterday The chief Justice telegraphed to VnlleJ tats Marshal Alrey Monday night nlbt that he would oome to Baltimore the following dar The Marshal drove to Union Station to receive the distinguished visitor Ho arrived by the 1005 train and he was 8 distinguished looking that the Marshal singled him out of the group of strangers nor the train deposit ed on the platform He wore 1 silk bat from which loll his gray hair in long wavy strands to his small but wellshaped shoulders A pair of steelrimmed eyeglassoii ware adjusted to the bridge of a tare none The eyes behind th glasses were gray and bright Below the glasses gray moustacbo and of the same graceful curve was a Tie Fatal Ring mm ranlty fair I WA told a singular tale of 1 ring while on a recent visit to the Paris Morgue For nrnrly luO years f certain family of working people In Paris have ended their lives by SII lde From father to Ron from mother to daughter has been handed a plain gold ring and on the On gerotvachof these suicides has been found this trinket I boo been called the latal ring and only lat year I made Its appearance on tbe finger of a young minthe lat of the race 1 hi ring nat burled with the corpse The on rnl not even the most grasping body finder could bo tempted to the possession of this ominous golden circlet JUaerteana Who Flan la COUld From lbs Court jovrnat The number of wealthy Americans who rent moors and tubings In Scotland Is greatly on the increase A ilnanclully gifted man from New York reckons the sum total expended by his countrymen at no lei than CfiuouuO a year this for rent alone which certainly does not cover half the outlay Incurred by tho mod ern sportsmen Bo much money for shooting and ffshlue seems Incredible but It Is also Hhootlng and angling for H social position Then the expenditure of this large amount of cash It I comrrebeosible Et In Mr Dates Career mm U Dallas fnct 10lTOURY Ala Kept 13 Frank Dean a respectable while farmer llvea at HIp Creek mnden county J Is now C years of age Ito has been marie four times and three of his wives were Uteri tmos I the father of thlnyreveii children Twins hare been born to him three times and triplet bae gladdened hit heart on two different occasions Hop to Blake HU Uark from u rAUoJUffkl Kaar I Imported that ont of the nominees for the Legislature from a district south of houlh trttt can neither road nor write and that In lipiD check be makes his mark Lugeas field sa Stasiet oUlrIL fnm UU assess JTMM Lent lept 8II that tSr M Stan L tpt Lt atpt u thi I lUsty ltD It7l I I to M upul4 Aatrlcabrlrtn tress Un el tfet faollr laid wbitb U has jca i njirrUd T talk is that MM Ttoual tbt motbtrloliv I l a r superior wsoas eel IUI Ibt U II Uit baWl tf too all Ibt ttnp ral sad i U1lul cdatrs tf all ttr It was she the insisted thai lb lluty wt44lef ibild U tmaUt4 la WMImlaitir 4th r cad to ttr U the world luitlut tn the unevenly ipurf t ia4 I 4lipltjr e lli4to ciil 11 Tbt cUtorii lr Utl wLs halley goes to Africa tftia dt win utr ibtrt loinr IMo slot Uf rt ll UBadmlMj I IbM bit wits will ueossgesy Ua Ibm a IbM tbt BMbtr Uw viii l UftUa MIp t aa4 s tajtr a4aUttt M Ut UilticUnrltrt rw4aUtJrt sijelcaLciy UU al Iv I t f x rsa wmrxur IUOMOAD AID n zrruarAra ooscusaca comuftcut To railroad of the Western Traffla Au elation bats adopted resolutions providing for the reduction of rates on Brain recently ordered b the InttrOtatt Commerce Commie lonto fa only u mar b necessary t meet the making of inch reduced rattt announced br the Rock Island and the Chicago and Alton They agree to maintain the present tariff rate In all terrItory not competitive with the Flock laland and th Alton This decision which II I apparently final afford occasion for a review aplant fnal alona reTew cUbe situation under which Ibis action has been taken on the part of all road weal of Chi mentioned cage except the two above menUeDed In the first part of the fiscal Tar ending on the 80th of June last the condition of the Writ era roads wet laid satisfactory Under the restraining Influence of the InterState Commerce Hallway Association rates were ra onat 1r well maintained The crop of 1889 were good and tho corn crop In particular was lo Immense The volume of truffle Increased during the fall and winter and the tonnage for the rear was unusually large Various enures down of the however elated a breaking th rate dunn tbe winter month so that the large business ot the spring was to a conilderal 1 extent nonremunera tin The President Association was weak ened br several withdrawal The Westbound rate on mtrcbandlaewrro affected by conten tion at Bt Paul with the Lake and Canadian lines and were materially reduced at all Mis souri Hirer points The rata on lumber and salt were fotced down to exceedingly low fig ures The Eastbound rates on live stock and Its products were cut In hal 7he Fauenger A ociatlon was dissolved 1 an 1 and aa a con sequence the passenger tariff in Mar were marl nominal Tbe result of the foregoing and other conditions was that while the busi ness of the rear showed tare gross receipts the line not increased the net revenues of lnea were creased In proportion and the outlook in the month of Mar was dIscouraging The reduction of rates an easy matter as each line baa the right of Independent action to which all competitors must conform The restoration of war rate to a normal basis t a matter of extreme difficulty because all lines Interested must concur The low rates had been made br the action of one lint alter another other at one and another point and on one and another kind of traffic with tho general purpose of preserving business to line which found It leaving them and naturally It was hard to advance reduced for such har rates a reason without the establishment of some as surance that all the lies should participate t a reasonable extent In a tho traffic In com petition Along series of meeting and conferences were held extending through several months at which ever effort wu made to find a bal which the lines could unite In the upon IDes unlo tbl re establishment and maintenance of reasonable rates Those conferences were finally crowned with apparent success The passenger rates were restored through the formation of a new association of which Mr J F Goddard was made Chairman The class rates on general freight and the rates on live stock packing house products lumbar salt Ac were advanced vance la August t a point only a tow cents below the figures of August 1889 The volume of traffic continues far good and encourage ment was felt that the arrangement made under which a fair proportion of business was expected to be distributed among the different roads to Kansas City would be adequate t prevent the further cutting of rates The pa tial restoration of tariffs has apparently been recognized by tho public a entirely fair and right and the importance of stable and equal rates rather than exceedingly low rates seems now to be more generally appreciated than ever before Meanwhile anothersorleaof transactions hn been taking placo with relation to the rates on grain which of course is b far the mot im portant article of traffic to the Western roads During last I winter the effort to market sudden ly the enormous grain crop wan followed br unprecedented reductions in the market price oloom The roads were appealed to for relief and voluntarily reduced their corn tariff 10 per cent from points throughout the States of Ne braska and Kansas Tbo Senate of the United States took up the subject and directed the In terStato Commerce Commission to investigate and report This Investigation was conducted during the goring Meanwhile commer cial causes came to the relief of tbe cornproducing States and the prices of corn were gradually and ranldly advanced un til It is now about three times what it was in February while th diminished crop of 1890 promises a continuance of tho higher prices to the producer At the present tariff rates and with tbo maintenance of present conditions the current year apparently promises returns to the Western railways not substantially dif ferent from those of the last fltcal rear but with heavy reductions upon any of the Im portant staples results mar be reasonably ap prehended of a nature to compel the manager of the roads tat the question of grain rates with the utmost conservatism and care borne time In Juno the Commission published its report to the Senate containing ls contalnnl a an nouncement that I would order a large reduc tion in all the ran tariff west of Chicago ranging from about 10 per cent on corn to about 30 per cent on wheat and Including oat rye and barley So for as could be re ad barle ta b per ceived from the reportthle recommendation was based on tho conditions that had existed In March and the early pat of April when the testimony was taken I was an entire surprise to all the roads for the Investigation was un derstood t b conducted under the Senate resolution and not otherwise Upon this be coming known t the Commission a data for further hearing was named but for come reason the order of notice was so worded that the case wo not apparently opened for further consideration on Its merits Various Eastern and Western roads appeared and for mally objected to the order as unwarranted in the pending proceedings while still suggest ing that the matter should be further Investi gated under the greatly changed circum stances of the Bummer month The Commis sion afterward published a second decision in which tbo matter was treated as having been opened at the request of the rood and the original decision wa left standing An order was tent out accordingly which has since been modified by extending the time for making the reduced rate from Sept 1 to Oct 1 and br amending a pat of It which had the effect of favoring bt Louis at the expense of Chicago The managers of the road manllen undoubtedly feel that a transaction of this kind threatens ex treme danger to the railway system I as sumes f power t reduce rates widely upon an Important article of traffic It names six mill per ton par mil aa a reasonable charge upon grain from point went of the Missouri Jilter t Chicago thus destroying tbe entIre not revenue upon this commodity i the re turn of the exptnse of moving freight In that section of country are correctly reported correct I this section elands I necessarily repord folowa that all rate may bo fixed by the Federal Comuliilon Meanwhile the Government af a fords no correlative protection to the carrier The rl ht or revIew of an order of this kind In the court la 1 secured to the roads by tba Act to Regulate Commerce and the purpose of th action just taken In Chicago puroe I under stood to b to secure a judicial construction of the Miloui Ttry questions which art now QU8tonawhieb ar pre seated Among tie other point Ilkilr to com before the court for decision ar the foiluwloc FlntUa Congress under the Ooastitutlonai provision giving u power to regulate commerce mere between the Btitti received authority to fix tb prlcts aalbortr t tl of the transportation of com modules upon railroads whose charters have teD granted by the several States la which their hoes are situated 1 BecondlyJCoDBre haitueb authority can H lawfully b I dkgawj l t Coraml Iontrs jr TJilrdlrII such dtltgatl I proper was M t dltttud In tb act to regulate oujrnrce T J other wojdj COM not the Uncut of that lu act limit t JarUdlrtJon of the Commission to o C tJOD t Past tnaucUou wu tt laUseUd t c I ntheritr noon lbs oommintoa M tittblish maximum rate universally f tUal FonrthlrIf the Commission hathtoirrf t fl rate for InterState traffic has It Iro seeded In accordance with the requirerciat tr Oj the Uw in the present ca et Fifthly the order In Itself a just and rroNr order at the present time and pclUt In view or the treat change that have neatly taken plac In the commercial conditions affrcUaff the transportation of grain r Th forts lag art among the qneiUong which are being considered by the counsel lot the Western roads and their presentation t great the court Interest of last resort will b watched ntjj WHAT nil ABC ALL TALKING AOOVt One of the Innumerable Instance of lodlfTert ence to the public on tbe part of the mannct meat of the elevated road occurred on TVedn day during the rain about 1 oclock JJo Mew Yorkers have long since given up thi childish faith which once existed In tbrlt minds concerning the efficacy nnl reliability of the elevated service Street transportation of all son In this city Is ot such a precnrloai nature that such a thing si moving according to time limit It quite out of the question If a man who commute rceularlyon one of tha railroads leaving New York finds that It will take him twenty minute to traiol from lilt office to the railroad on one coca Ion he never assumes that the trip cm ba duplicated at a similar rate on itnothtr occasion Twenty minutes one day mount halt an hour the next fifteen minutes the third time and no man can foretell what the fourth trip will bo The rain for some reason hits confusing effect upon the elevated rntlroM officials So many switches aol tide trncki have been laid In tho lower part of the city for the purpose of shunting trains and iiieparing for the uptown rush that people goIng tit other war are at the mercy ol the officials member of THE BUNS staff had froiueuly made a trio from the Suit uptown office to the Staten Island boat In twenty minutes li has also frequently taken forty the minutes On the occasion In question he rcacbtj the Thirtythird street station ivreotr two minutes before boat tune He was anxious to catch that boat In order to moat n member of the family Attorn long wait train came rushing down the truck Ut the passengers were put off without any one being allowed to get on Another wait and then the people at Thirtythird Street were at I rotttod to a train and curried an far an 1 runU a Hn street Doretbe train no brought a stop and every ono put oil while the train wa transferred to another track hero was an other wait until a train cnino alone and then every one was wedged hurriedly aboard 1tt crowd was so grant that many bad to stand on the platforms WUnln the car the wIndows were closed and the air was stilling and al most sickening People witn vet iubb r coats pressed against other pasensrn and added to their misery and thert wu donhtlo more General discomlort in the expensive cat of the most lllerallr patronized elevated system on earth than anr Where dee in town At Hector street every body was put out of this train again br n num ber of uncivil guards and the passengers for Staten Island bad another wait till a train came alone There were thus two chnncei and at least lour unneor ssary periods of dtUr In making the trip from Tblrtythlrd street to the flattery Of course every one missed tin trains they were trying to roach If they were depending on close time connections The most curious feature ot the toleranc and loDgsnfferlnc amiability of the New Yorker Is found in his belief that everything Is better in this city than anywhere else It mar bo from local pride or from Ignorance but the facts are decidedly against the belief II a passenger takes a seat In n stage or a car nt any one point in London such aa Kensington Museum intending to co to the bank there It no more question about his being taken there by the quickest and most direct mute than there is that ba pay his fare If the railway or stage companies do pot supply every pas sensor with a peat there Is a howl that results in the repeal of the Irnneblfo in vary abort or der Such a spectacle OB our cars present wlthpa senaer standing lathe centre of eveiy car rooked like cardlnes in a box alwayS amazes foreigners In any other city In the world except this there U a cab service that enables people who are hurried to make necessary connections For 18 cents in London 20 cents in Paris and Berlin 25 cents in Boston Chicago Montreal Washington and Philadelphia a man can gels herdlo or hansom to tnito him any reasonable distance In New Turk it Is necessary to travel a mile or more on foot to a cab stand and then par an extortionate and thieving sum for any sort of vehicle Again In Washlncton Clil cago Boston and Philadelphia they have for roxeral rear enjoyed a swift clean and com modious cable and eloctiio car service The New Yorkers who point with local pride at the cable road which I to bo built on 1 bird are flue apparently forget that we are five rears boblnd the smaller cities of tag countrrln cable roads Now LorI is a croat town but 1C ft not great in its street pavements and tiavel line facilities It Is reported from Ceylon that an attempt Is lobe made to Introduce Coylonose clears to the American market la the hope that tttr may win the favor of American smokers TIe cigars mode In Ceylon from the tobacco raised there are somewhat like cheroots in appear aneeif not In other respects and thereunto bought for a price much cheaper than thee which are made from the tobacco grown la Virginia Cuba or Connecticut but n New Yorker who once dwelt in Colombo RATS hat the Cerlones cigars have obiectlonnblo recu llarltior for though the smoke N I Irncrant the taste agreeable and the price low U was out of his power to use any one nf them to the stump It seems that the consumer may en joy one of them till haUnt it lias dlSHnpenreJ but after that it burn hollow nhile the outer leaves remain untouched bythe lire ant a kind cf hard cinder forms In the tube so that any effort to use the ttber half Is nnnoyinu and apt to produce nausea If all this be true the attempt to Introduce the Cci Ion ueml to the American market mudt proto a failure It is reported In a semiofficial way by a London journal of high life that the Prince ot Wales Is disposed to countenance the recent action of the Duchess of Buecleuch In raising the bars to prevent the admission of undesira ble Amarlcaus of both sexes Into lie I upper circles of London society It appears that Lie Royal highness bos bean dlfploawd by ll frivolity and jocularity displayed by pore of the distinguished American millionaires who have enjoyed the honor being vreeented to him and he in not unwllllnc to hate Ills uU pleasure known by those Who nil to guard their tongues or to adopt the paper dpinoinnr In court clrclon huroly IU it II Is cutitlod to enforce his royal rlebts when an illiimn nored American indulges In frhou y or jocularity In his provenct and all perxous who may be concerned are Invited to take warning Yore hair Jock has got to be very seldom said a Scotch Highlander as be landed In New York and saw his baldheaded brother for the first time In twenty years Ay the Lair It very seldom now fn the lop of my rainy was the reply his Is rather a queer way o t d48criblnu i ho loan of thx hirsute dc coral on t tbi pate but It may te beanl i ot very ael dom among toe Scotch Highlander Long eetece rron Uu Gmrt Journal Lord Hartlngtons humorous allusion to the length of the sentence ba quoted from Mr Jluditonet peach to the Wealeyan lions Ilulera was not without reason Mr iliad stones verbcalty is Incurable It la eon tanly breaking forth In longwinded sentenc s not only In speeches butts writing Last leslq for example banded In question when contained ono hundred ami twenty tcris Alto last sestlnn In one 01 hit SKOCI esi I ih house he delivered a sentence which iRste I five minnie by the reporiers wutch unti would bnva tilled over a quarter of a column cl ejaco had It beet written out In full tirelir that this sentence contained about tin liua drd words tbo sentence of 183 words wbi it Lord Hartlncton quoted was cowpatatiisli moderate A ymr AKHlnat Hwllowlll eI fAd raLi Tb French tailor have evidently taken Ihll view of tlit caw Tby are up In arms fit t Inc tooth and nail against the ITCMDI turfS and color of iientlerntne evening threes In mead of the Aitilnojr WOrE ty l gentlemen oa very available occanlou her rail fur the ten Stall adoption of coloitd eovtueuibroljrrrl ytU kap br ihtyandillk utoikugt Tliff iiai follow r otbasartorl larlb issys l 6Q a ldr In wblch thor elate hut It Is I LU lime lo abandon tji old convtnllo sI w i Hatand to tblaffet and In conjunction ull soles of their aristorssI petrol they louoi to organlu what sre ailed ba I lu foiled J Iwlt kud Iroot during the winter Muyparl fur H JIysellss Fra Sb t44 Cod ILow Tb loiur period of wet wtatber U ttribnUd to ui Iciluanc of the Oulf btrcajD T jlt cf 10 Ia 7UOs 10 II At any rite lbS usf sLtuiA I cetainls wtk

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4 t tt r w ji L THE BON FRIDAY SEPTEMBEtt 191890 7 r MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRATS I i rOB lION VIUJAM K nvaatxr AGAIN I 1HK KlJtiDAltti JtUJZUOt ie riKtforrB noan fits MeKlale nil ad flemiid Fr lw Material rlnltlJ Wt sI ud Iran Ore iiad revere Boctpreeltv Trill Onr fllBter 11pubtleeed Ce El ktU Wok 01 VoiiCRATXR8 t8Chalnnan P A0olllni OummlUee ealld th Democratlo f Of tBertsteO te Dmorato Btse OD non to order at 1 25 A I After the reading of the cal br the Seertar a tern Horary ortatilzatlon waa effected br the cboto Chairman Collins a i 1repldent and Joilab joiner Jr aa Hecretary Commltteea on C ditttalt and 1ermnnent Organization were ep nld The Committee on Permanent Or rtnliatlon ported as Prtaldeut John K Ruc itI ot Leicester Secretaries Joalah Qulnor Jr J W Conner and J n Couch Mr Boa nil 1 wm scorted to the platform b a commit tea and ws loudly cheered Chairman Col I In i aid that ka would not say a unnecesory word Ieimanent Chairman Russell looking il o from he Hints thin addressed tb Con vtntlon Mr Itusi3lipoki for a hour and waa frequently Interrupted br applause At lit eoncluslnn of his addresa committees 1 th appointed upon the eelectlon of member at jirge of the Ktate Committee upon resolutions a upon all candidates other than Governor asl LteutensntQovetnor The Commltie on Credential reported 1675 Tl dIsgatee pteeent representing 83 clUes and with no contested delegation teen wih conllld dlelaUon llr Ponovan of Lowell than took the plat form and presented Ibo name of William E jlBieoll ot Cambridge as the candidate for governor The nomination was seconded bJ Mr TlWen of Boston The nomination of Mr B sfell wa thin made br acclamation and then br a standing TOle with three cheers Mr Uenrr M Crosa of Nowbnryport placed In nomination for LleutanantQovernor John Corcoran of Clinton Th Don E J Flynn of Boston seconded the nomination U Cor corna nomination was made br acclimation Ih commutes on the balance of the ticket reported as follows and the report waa adopted For Secretary of State Elbrldg Onsbman of Lake Village Treasurer William IX TrefreT of Marbleheadt Auditor Edward L Humm ol Holroket AttorneyGeneral Elba C Marnard ot Springfield John E Fitzgerald then took the floor In ad vocacy ol the fallowing which the Slate Corn Blue had voted to bubmlt to tbe Convention Ttit VmerAU Mate Committee I requeued to i re tut nnlfi rm rulee and refulatlone for tb orf anlxailon t Darir eouiuilne ana tot ooDut par cAuoniei ua Hit tame wh n offltlaliy promiljauo ihaJI b Ua41i on tlii parly orgaalaMlon throughout tb state Thorn as 0 aronn followed in earnest advocacy of the resolution and It was odoited Mr inminlnn 01 the Committee on n Boln tons prrssnteu the platform woloa vroa unonl mouslr uiioplod I reuniinm the demands for Stat and national legislation combined In Its platform of last year and renew with the more em chiMis In rlew ol the approacblntr pavaace ot the ltei nbikan Tariff bill tuo demand lor tea raw material particularly wool coal and iron f ore for lower duties on tbe necessities of life and for wider markets for American prod ucts and emphasizes trio Importunes of reciprocal trade I with Canada aB a means of promoting the commercial and Industrial wel Ure ol Massachuieetts t matter of State legislation It ronews tbe demanils tor a free ballot reasonable and pro fteulre labor laws and legislation for the Im provement or election method I denounces the Jtchtnley bill as the mOAt Iniquitous piece ol legislation ever attempted In tbl country ant rate that Its provisions a a failllmeut of the Democratic prophecy In the lost iresliectlal camcalgn tbat Ite ptbllcHn revision of tbe tariff would erae rather than diminish Its trardens it recrots the failure of ths recent attemtt of Mr lilalno to seonre the amendment of the McKluley bill by Incorpor ating In U aomn Provision looking toward that American policy based upon mora Intimate oommerolal rolatlons with the sixteen sister I rernbllcs of Noruh Central and South America which the Democratic party demanded In 188a and denounces the aocailed reciprocity amendment udooted by the Senate aa a characteristic a acteristic piece of llepubllcan deceit uncontl tutlonal in granting legislative power lo the Executive ant obiectlonablo in Its threatened imposition of tariff taxus upon hides and other articles now exempt from duty It condemns the llepubllcan majority In the Etate Legislature for their refusal petition Concrete to free the raw material of Ibo lau CufMitiic Iron Industry of Massachusetts from taxation and for their rejection of protests against tuo threit oned Imp lton or rrOlele upon hide nnl I Increased duller noon wool t and congratulate the Democratic members ot the Locisiutuie upon their eainn t efforts to make the volco ol Maseuchusotts beard at Washington It condemns the unwillingness of tho Repub Scan benato is and llcprosentatlvos to secure a ptoper legard lor Naur nglnnd Interests In the framing of the Tariff bill and tor their avowed readiness losaailflce Its prosperity to the exlKenrles or pary iiolltlcs I condemns the 1llloa bil paired br the House as a radical Innovation upon our system of government and a dangerous atop toward Ce ntrali7at lop I recalls with pride the financial policy of I tbe Federal Government when the Treasury was under control of the Democratic party when confident was felt In the prudence and sacaclty ol Its method and auks the business I men of Ibo Stme to contract that Administra i lIon with Ibo ennitslciit and dangerous T tiollcr that haspievalleu lately a policy which tolcy lalela j ha several lme threatened and mAY at any time load to 1 lluiiuclnl punk It c ndin tho I ns Admlnlstiatfon for Its open repndluilou of tlie letter and spirit of the civil t ervic lunn for I nklng wholesale removals and ai1oinlmiiitH f r purely partisan our toss and for permitting Iho Interference of 1edeniliifflccliolder in 2 I astchuett politics II I ourcos tile abuse of powi by Bpsaker Reed lo httvmnlng to destroy the deliberative hlml detor bl ebaritter if I tho UOIISH and tbe slnimelfss tiartiaii liln nf tied HeDubllcuii majority 8 tll epuLlcl1 majoriy CODKIVSS In ado ittlng nw BIOIOH when Ibo assurance wan ulvi n that Republican tiouatorA would lie eon by them to the upi er branch of Ooneip8 nhll tho right of Statehood was UHuntnco dealsil n territories that would not give this It In ors antandaid debthour Iay for State and municipal otupl seas onauged In manual labor aud leclslntlon tu r limiting tbe hours of labor of notniii und children In manufacturing ejialilMinientn I riDiWB tht demand nf Inst lair for glslatlnn l for securing the imbllcn lon of uininalmi expenses and congratnlatea the Ihniiocra mo here of the Leelblature upon heir jlrni mipnort of the bill which 1I l feiltli Hoimool this year calling upon Iho 1eoptc In I rcmembor that Kepublloan Senator were renon lble for Its defeat 1 fiivota the amendment to the Constitution abolishing tile tax qualification upon the Iran tm 8 which htm twle been defeated by 1epub limo kUlutorrt and fcor a aute measure of homo rulo In dust and towns rfnally 1 commenda to tun people of Alassa c Uolll the fearles honest eloquo t and able rOIroscnllthe 01 true Uoocraor William I l tJis e I who I to be the Democratlo Wlllm t artb nror at the coming election slant I k Ju t beinri the rrsolutlons ttero submitted tie ronimlttne on aelertlnc fifteen meral em at urcooftiieMftteCential ommltlee present J5n Ile L1wlu whIch was Iresont I Wllin itoatoab I O 1 Lowli alolld JIUi ael M I Cllnlf l BostOn Jrlmlllllm foIC 6r George I WhIle Plttnolt J J Co n 4 ihlce Jr Ianchestar lo1 W Corcnr4n i lipito LuIwruj t Worcester John J Jiflaovan iuwiL hornet F 1 NauKhon Uoaton nl JrIOY areIiiim N 5latthovviTr 1IrMcl ohn ii MoUououHu linKton oro I loVououaltol XiiII II oveer CambrIdge and John 11 lv IU l Lflcii ttr AI t tho cnclu lon of the reading of the r Millions II was voted roalnl corMJ rJlall 01 oomlMntlon be tiled aa required by the lttd ot Vi11 IId that the State Committee bo an i liale Commloe 10 u Illuhotl1 i to nil any Tocaiiolea on the State It Russell was called for but it was stated the wnl ftatd lo i I In II beiiUU And the Convention I 114 r M hllb Oonveuton I I uudlilaie crib IrohlbltloaUli The Klncs countrProhlbltionlata held some of titir contentions In the Johnson building ulr iVUl lust nleiir and placed candidates Ilacc w S the hell The wero over 1 W ntliusfiitlo 1J o t doL4t0 dollllo nrps nt nireaantloa MH ward and UDI 1011 These nomination war inodei ritr Auditor Arthur a Uort Iua manu falulerol Ie enl want i for Comntroller Mh wiifciart00 j s Jjulliler oI iSle twenty va j f r tItcrttr Jn Jfmiy en Dlrler f Ibo tf I Ward 1 tamar Q dlltl1 John 11 1Jone Cnf on cQtnpoaitor ij rd ln dttritt hedorn U hmlth pno lof hmltLPlo Uricluror oUltb dljlrlet A t Umlu 0 Law lb I cmiii nOllnatlOIJ In liii 1111 dletrlqt for As t 11 ae Postponed 1 The Iobilitlonjite flute 4 to jnd l ltont 11 bitch Iho t I Illke casves atiti r took I I JCi1kwq I reuita hom ar lk wjV115 I lb Ibe ar11 haUnt law theIr IrJt 11 Yslly Qu rrl u IJrE tt yt JLWantop la lb rink Iherah or t H l I t ullcal p rtr of Colorado bar Irfo At w1syi UPubJkiu IlisteCopien J I Olo 11u4l1 iJ lo tlludfnt lucia lutes 81jt IHJfl g be Ir it i f 111 mlDUtJ J rJtbdrw aIIOcS 110 r M t tlCtcpt t ttui I be lOs IrII bCibktOr iettj sad oJda 1 oalrol tD CIJL10I I rld OIDil icrr a made t0uWrw rILMI will Irl wlr t v Ilalr0 WJl 1 Il t ma Ir i 1 f ran BALIUT natoau HILL Prof CeUUa Mevkei utritm lUpty te H 5t r MnxtewM Urttleten IrnicA Beet 1BIn a recent public Inter view I Senator elton crlilcleed the Electoral Reform bill and placed the blame upon Coy Dill and Prof Collins the Governors legal ad vlaar Prof ColUn ID a spirited latter to the Daitv Journal toulcat sara Tb fated defect of each of the throe Barton neform bills vetoed br the Governor waa lh device known In Auet ala as the Tasninnia dodge wblch Instead of preventing enabled tbe totebuyer to plr bla trade with rate a and accuracy and less dinner of deteo tlon The Governor pointed out thIs defect In hla veto messages but I nator tiaxion and the ballot reform loaders did l not appreciate the point until the oomprotnlte bill was under taken when they admitted the defect ana let abut devlslnir a remedy I Inflated that tbo exclusive official ballot th Tllnnion dOle could not ba presented Then Mr DarnIng produced his Invention of consecutively num bered ballots I admitted than that he had accomplished what I considered impossible and be admitted that without tba consecutive numbering of the exclusive ofQolal ballot the law would encourage and protect voteburlnjt Instead of preventing IL Senator Baton gives ma the credit for this invention which Is due H Dem Ing Inconvenient and expensive aa la the system of consecutively numbered ballots 71m numberd cneecuU1 balot hla I an essential accompaniment of the ex clusive onioial bailot Until anme onulvalent device Is l Invented 1 lnsl td that with the rail n and booth system all p sslbe secrecy would b aooomplluhed With the old attic of otlnR na wall as the new This was admitted oln the Uallot Itefortu League but they Insisted upon Securing second point the ly nalent or Independent nominations and liuloiendont voting and for tbat point tie cxcluslvo oniclal ballot woe essential The Qnv ernors aide finally conceded the official rora nalr ballot I it could be secured aaalnst the Tasmanian dodge and could be so modi fied as to allow an Illiterate to vote without ileAte vOt taking axoinpanlnn Into the booth Thono two eeiuiltles were furnished by tho system of consecutive numbers and the pastor tnllot and the compromise was effected Jhe 1 vholo i system of the exoluiilvr ofltolal ballot which I neceesltates tbo consecutive numberlnff I still oonocutn believe to be an unnecessary and expansive encumbrance unnecessary oven for the nur pose of Indeiiendunt nominations but so lone as the exclusive oilloiol ballot Is retained either tho oiloial numbering or somo equivalent protection inalist the Tasmanian Uodte must also be retained or tbe ballot llaform law will be a annie and a 1llot 4 I each of the vetoed bills wan Of the three fundamental principles of electoral reform advocated by Oov Hill and embodied bJ him In Ibis Llnson bill to wit 1lr1 ttboralilnu and booth biL second th Corrupt Practices aot third outline fl om orilce a candidate elected by bribery the lust named and nost elTeathe has not yet been In corporated Into the law of any State the sec ond has bean only partially anti Imperfectly adopted In this tilate ana the first ba bean Tully seemed but with many cumbersome and expensive additions which serve no URe Iql purpose and endanger the permanence of what IB essential The blanket ballot works balot all right In Iceland and Australia where there ID Uuallr but one office to bo tilled nt any elec tion but for ns with our numerous olllcot and candidates the blanket ballot Is a chimerical crankistn having no reference to the pwen tlon of bribery and contributing to Indepen dent votlnu only ao Inn as It confuses the voer ao tbat ha cannot seldot his own party nom Inca from the others As the dual of partsaii I snip clears away and tho people acquire their I edruratlon aWllre eel oral reform In tits costly ecboul of eiperlouca tbov will discover unit the most effective inncblnory is simple and I comparatively inexpensive HEUELLIOVH Jt M JtS The NIteaU DUtrlet DOe the CentrHl Body und Wont Ho DUclpllnod The D II 11 0 of tho Nlncteoutfi district had a row last night that would have hurt Ool Bbeparda feelings Dr Tlemunu Is I the heap ot one faction and represents the district at nendqnartora William O Anderson is the head of the other faction and is President of the district B H 11 O A week ago the Con tra Committee on tho representations of tho Tlemann faction declared the Nineteenth Assembly B M H O disbanded and ap pointed a committee of seven to reorganize The Anderson faction mot on Wednesday night declared that Dr Tlemann was no longer Its repieeenmtive at hetfliiuartvra and appointed John W Franklin 10 his pliice Last nlcbt the organization was called to gether to meet Ibo committee tram headquar ters Little v t bite Oak In Tenth avenue near Mxtyflfth street wai jammed full and very hot lbe 011 cool man there was Organizer Charles D Bwrenoy He came 10 bring pence John U Urodaky came with him with the same Intentions Mr Sweeney saId that all good Republicans present were InvIted crop forwaid and en roll In the new organisation lie didnt get a chance to finish William Anderson tho do posed President John W Franklin his right bower nnd Luke McLaughlIn hs left bower were on their feel and llr bweonoy IllS bruhod aside Wu wont enroll yelled threofourtha of the crowd hal dyee talc us furdonkeys cats er wot cried MoLauKhlln A man of the namo of Thorpe Beanlan In yet committee said be wouldnt associate with mAl sbrlllkld Franklin The committee was heleed between a tabla and the platform The crowd formed a thrut I enlnc circle It was ronntantlr In circular motion and all eaoh man passed the tlrsk he tiling nn Insult at Bnxisky or bwieney This was more than Brodnky could stand His nostrils awaited aud his yes flashed as he leaned to his feet Let mn tell yon Anderson he said that for ray part I shall oppose you whenever you try to get back Into organization after to Dlgbl Tho crowd backed up Anderson They would pot listen to Hwooner Urcidnky cried All who wish to joIn will come forward mm sign A few came forward and signed amid hisses groans and yells of traitor nderaontiot up nod lId You men from headquarters can come to our regular meeting next Wednesday night Then well talk to yon But not tonight Come on hoys Ho led the war out of the ball followed by about ft hundred mun neiuly all of thoue pres ent when Bictiskr counted up the new roll he found just nineteen names I TUB UIIlppl ConTBptlou JACEBOX Sept 18 The debate on section 6 of the report of the Franchise Committee closed at 811 All amendments wero voted down und the Motion was adopted by the usual majority It reads as follnwtf rottlon bOn and after the first day of Janu ary A D Icnm tbe following luallgoatlona are added to the torecolng hvvrr nuallll I fleeter shall be attic tci rad any ttctlon of tho Conlltutlon of tItle Not or hot shall be obi to undrrtand same when read to him or give roaRonnbn Intorproatlon thereof A new registration xhnll be made before the the noxt rnsulnir election after these tjuallQ cations are established Ifoutli Caroline Itepubllean COLVMDU S Coo Sept IPThe Republican State Convention H I still In session up lo Ii oclock tonight Nothing of coneeauenrs has been done The antludmlnlstratlun faction has been defeated by a good majority Open charges of br ban are made against tboso holding otllre U is uubllcly said lint a quantity of money was distributed It Is I pretty cetalu that a nomination will be mode for oovernor It will tt l elthur Judge Ha Lall orilr ileinmlugorot Charlesto a ineachvr and H sou of the Hon a U Jlamnilngor of t Lnn Cabinet of the Con federate Htute uovuruineut Vnila Jerry fuels TlketIbe JKormore CtfruunuB 0 Sept Ifl1 There wore 40000 people at the State lair today A feature was the presence of J 11 Husk riacretarr o Agriculture culture I e delivered an BddrH on the rounds In the afternoon after being Intro S ure l br II H llnyefc lie Karnol thJarmers not to expect Impossible result from 01111 tuios and advUml aufh eopnartatlim In their plan of t avilonaa would enlist public opinion on their aide aldoOlllel OOUUI Vole r liaise AUUUbTA Sept 18 Ofllclal return of the vote for Governor are aa ollowsi Borlelgb 6411101 t i Thompson 432W Clark 9Oi scat tinny OM flit ai JlL68 lIurfh plun l fly ld1411 Ihera iii prep DO abllQ tb Jill I of lIalor1 published 1 tje ties I lions will I stand no publicatlM lodi vmocratt 1niSiI for Caaareeev Tb U1 I A Tsrisrt JUenbllwa 5a5 eir arll8ffb WrlO lit lies Jaw fMkasaa BepafcUeaa ceaeaiUaiel ICod I w jassu 414r1e Meua iibtu II lie as r OGllllHorlll1 Dra tlUo 4 dismal ie yJiasIad t Leia Wcss 4iedlial Itith4 r Uoo4l11U SLpuWicsa VoVrfbWJfly 1 i SUt JStII I Mirbipe dfe4I 11 ZJCLGL v tk5 aeruy Jtpbltgee Mr1Meat tIItL t a Meat eWJisuy dii I 1 1155111 Ie hupSi It wsldagtas Pejaeersl CUth T ansMe 4i PLAIT PUTS GIBBS OUT NO TRIAL EIJUKD snail AS CttttOAlt AKD OOatKH HAJJ A Flv8lxtlii Tot to Epeao Orator Clftiri KrharOl a e 0 kn enE JUllehell with the WIle Vloltn ff the Hoar Wicked Frederick a GlbbR baa followed the late Mike Cretan nnd the late John OUrlon lout of the llepubllcan organization of thla county The Executive Committee the night before In their barren kaadtinartera In the Cumberland had decreed thai he should bo expelled At that time the resolutions of a month ago which declared Gibbs lo be dis loyal were produced before the Executive colons and ther formally declared thnt he must go out Into the cold When the Executive I the Committee does n thing like that tho County CommIttee Invariably ears that It la all right and that Is what it did at Webster Hall last night Theto are 711 members of the County Com mittee When azAsaamblrman House Glbbsn paisoual champion cot up In tho hall and endeavored to change the copperfastened determination of the Executive Committee to expel his old friend br offering a resolution Which demanded the appointment of a com mittee of Ore to Investigate the charms of treason 451 votes were cast Of the voters 81 agreed with Mr Douse that Mr Olbbs could not be expelled without a hearing and Uhf were for proceeding to extremities nt once On the second vote on the resolutions Intro duced by exPolice Justice Patterson Chair man of the Executive Committee which de manded tho expulsion of Olbbs as a traitor the Tote was 413 to 85 It requires twothlrda vote to expel and this was euonch Thlss are the cold bloodd facts of the me t In Hut possibly there never was ao boister ous an nstemblr of the Republican Countr Committee ns that which choked the halL Col Orugor was there to preside and Looking backward Bellamy was at his familiar post as Secretary Mr GIbbs had an aisle Boat Do fore the committee got to work he was very positive that Postmaster Van Colt and his legions Internal Revenue Collectors Eldmann and Kernln Deputy Collector Burr and others were using their Federal places to Influence votes against him In reply to such comments It was remarked thnt Mr GIbbs has secured forty or fIfty places In the Custom House and Appraisers Stores where other county leaden have but two or throe apiece Col Ciugor and Secretary Bolamr road a few routine documents and then Mr Patter son Introduced tbe resolutions denouncing Glbbs as traitor a friend of Tammany Hall an associate of the leaders of Tammany and a dlsloval Republican and demanding bis ex pulsion from the committee These resolu tions Were received with cheers and hisses thu solid Thirteenth district rising and WAVe leg their bats ant busing with the vlllor 01 BO many rattlesnakes Mr Patterson formally moved the adoption of the resolutions and there wero great cries of juentlonl JtieHtlnnl At the height of the bubbub ABstUbh man House got up nnd above the sUPloOrtols of llr Glhba In the I lift toentD demanded that he take the platform The chourluE unit hissing was going on all the time but Mr iouto lu incisive lObO which wore hoard above the disturbance declared i will speak as a member train the floor lie Is a young man with a clean cut face and wears goldlmweil glasses Looking over the assemblage ho calmly began aud as ho loko I I his olee rose In volume I rise hu said to speak against the reso lution because they ore In my estimation un just nnd unnlr 1 came here believing tbat I would have a fair and just hearing I and that my old and arm frlepd would have fulr play AM these resolutions just 1 With this be advanced ebaklnc his finger nt Col Crueer and Him beginning to move over toward where Patterson eat ho said NYetvlll haveuo star chamber proceedings here No man must be nxpellod without a just and decant beuilnir Why not have Cite do i ency and the manhood to let him be beard In bin own defence He would have this hvarlng ex pot lor tho dictation the great 1 Am Mr lilbbs has been charge 1 with disloyally Lot me Buy 10 you that other Republicans have as sisted at tile election ot Democrats end were they drIven out or the parts wIthout n Hearing by the simple presentation of rsululous No A committee of Investigation WII8 ap pointed nnd evidence was taken and there was nothing of cowardly and dlsxutlntc busi ness which Is evidently the programme to olehu lull 1 trouble could all have been avoided If the Executive Committee bail given this man an opportunity to explain himself and It that committee had heard evidence which showed thin man to be a traitor I would myself be the first to vote for his expulsion Mr House was advancing slowly toward Mr Patterson and when ho got just In front of him in rlnulnit tones ho declared 1 rail upon you for the lro1 that this man has been a traitor and disloyal to the Republi can party ion dare not he man enough to give him u hearing lUi eat cheers and nlaneaJ J hese rolutlons say ho ha mud unholy al 1 liances with Tammany HalL Where In I the proof i Von cannot furnish any I want to ear to you that yon 1011 i who accuse this man of unholy alliances are now ready for and In Iitcl l you have mad your plant for al liances wltb the County Democracy Mr Ulbbs did not uolme any expressed will of the Republican caucus at Albany Mr tioure asked for a special committee to Investigate the charges Mr Pattemun could uppolut his own committee of Ih be said and the Thirteenth district Republicans would give the ufco of l the brand Opera House Air House said that Mr Olbbs hud no more to do with the appointment of Police Justice Clarence Meade than a babe un born Ha tolerred to the time when 1olloe Justice Talnttirwas appointed by Mayor Grant and recalled that no trouble was made for Mr TalnlO or his friends aol with an o tra glare at Mr PatterHiin ht demanded If Mr Patter son had succeeded himself as Police Juries would those resolutions have been Intro I duced r Leader Henry Graseo wa on his feet tile In stant that Mr fllbbas champion topped glut Ing at Mr Patterson aid oat down Ho said that the Kx cutlv Committee had the power to try trnltnrs Thin was not the Urtt accusa tion against Mr UlbUs loyalty Mr Glbbs was well known for hIs inlnultous political conduct This remark wancraetvd with chests Isoone has ever heard him disclaim Insnl leglunca to nmmanr Hall thundered lIr OrnBhu Ho Juan rue oly declaimed t one man Vu ue here tonUnt lo Joel with a case f political treachery nover yet equalled and you must give the culprit a lesson that others will not soon forget Mr Urasse remarks were beard with many chenrs nnd many hltven James P Uand went n good 4eal further than Mr urase He said that Mr Olbba eltcted on a KepiiMlcan tlckat had i heated his constituency by alliuniea with nmlDany 11 i1Co1UJopri l rhnrdt United Btotes District Attorney Mitchell and Murtihiil Jacobus hit mid should amused along With Ulbbs At this thaiu was u grout uproar and the cheers und hieses were deafening lit Hand was calieu to order and tod to upoak to the ques tion He Insisted that he only sub what nlnHtynlne out of everr hundred Itaimbllcans bulleved that Cal Erliardt Mr Mitchell and Jlr Jaoobus bad accepted elevation from the Republican party and like Mr Ulbbs bad gone back on It Col c I rngor bangtd away with his gavel anti tried to stop tbu uproar which these comments provoked hun Ulhbs ioe to spook the cheer and hlf s s wore renewed lie aid he had not Intended to far anything but In view of the remHikH about deals with Tammauy llall he stood tbeie tn deny them lie added that he bad alwava been a tlepub loan andfthut be III wall would be 1 but that when the World 1alr bill came to Albany and IUIIII the House aa qrlulnallr submitted the Benate atlfhilled to 1141 i twenty natuen which WIre directly In opposition to lb principle of home rule and be and seventeen other men of understanding rrelaled If ha was tube dis ciplined for Much conduct certainly Chuuncer M Derew Warner Miller Corn lua N bliss and Kllhu Hoot ware In the earn boat LxAlderman CarUn lnurrui t d Mr Olbbs to aik him ubout hla visits to the Mayors olllce lo Ibel lest year Mr Ulbba bald that be bad never been In the Mnrore office tbiea times In hU lIfe and thin statement was greeted Jill laughter leader Illglln iben tackled Mr Olbbs and asked some iolnleiJ iue tiona about Jlr Chit a remake at use I Hotel iirunawlvk last spying Mr OTtbs denied Mr Uiifllne tuie went that Jlr Ulbbs bad afHl I fo him that be would not support any World a Puff measure that was not anvtl ped by Tarninanr Hall Mr Olbbecald that iii eoulil not malt tide coUIII denial too ujpbaio end to doIng ide Inter rupted sp eib jeduianiled an impartial trial and the pipof ol the Hleued deal Ireur 0 lloiiy said that Mr UiLba Lad bet ter MO to Tcniinanr flail nt 09e John llwion or I tbe falxth I said that Ifr Olhba lied hid vilely of time 10 answer Ib I cbrues aatalnai blu Wr r IJous5sfsoltIoqwiJosL lr0rma VIf 1r ibs Mr TowiierXlotyru r Mr uvttt fr m the Ibirtfeiilh lip nropf MI pulii Dlh BoITiplib roted to tic i 1 Jlr Olbbsa alJoo Mr TOW ltr s wan api 9n qi f ol IrugyInecin4 bUrr of Olbtaadli Ulcl ilisaiffeo wIlb I ibeir laavlara Leader Jyauob was cot pliers oalibar vu DlitiBg Hull l4wat B but ilialr mar Ol ialnetglrpaTTjlV a Ti It rin thither Jr Posij ito ur JoIlUI lb Moth was ins eot tiuj I1tIy 1J in Y0t56 53 a I r Mouse RafuiiH fr tAle JllJa 114 n flbad Bhook7 dlairiet of lIi dtlfOI were aslijl sir ai Vr Ulb bte to arfAIt sad rfceniu al vfrit W r p I 111m came UP m J r tI0 J snooto SOT siAtinr A oinzoira Baker Poeeell TTha Tried t Kill nil MOB Threnr nimeeirinto the Sterile Cetnsit A Quad of polleamen of the Fifth precinct atallon Jerner Cltr aconred West Bergen yes terday In search of Henry Potiell who shot at his son Albert In front ot the altar rail of Bt Patrick Roman Catholic Church on Wednes day night because the young man was about to marry alls Marr Tlarnar against the fathers protests Members of the missing mans family also searched for him all day along the banks of the Ha ken ack River and ho canal tearing he might have drowned himself ono ot the Btrenra fIo No trace ot tho missing man could be found and his family think that If ho has not committed suicide he has made his way to Newark where one ot his sonIc lire After 1ossctl bad made the attempt on hla eons life anti had rushed from the church be Wrnt to his bakery on Monticello avenue A journeyman baker saw him with a revolver In his band disarmed him and kept the weapon Possall then left the bakery and ran down Communlpaw avenue The journeyman tot lowed Ioetellaa far as the Morris and Ester Canal where Iostell throw himself Into the water and would have breu dronel but for toe presence of the iournovmHn who waded In 10urooymKtl and pulled Posseil ash re He man every effort to Indue Ionall to go borne to his famllr but the old man wn afraid that he would be arrested Ha rafnaad stubbornly to go home but promised that he would make no fun her attempt to end till lire He then stalled In the direction of llaokonaack Illver The reason why Posaell objected to hit sons marrluKe la I that Ills Tleruey U a Itnman Catholic and the Joonells are rretetanta The eider Ppaeell had made frequent nttompts to break qfr the match The young lady In duced her lover to join the Catholic Cburob nnd four weeks ago bo placed himself under the Instruction of a priest A BUN reporter saw Mr Albert Tosrell the 10yearold bride at her home ITS Clendenlng avenue yesterday I do not know she said that my husband parents bad any other objection to me than that 1 am a Catho lie apd that my hushaud bad joined tbe Catb 0110 Church On cuoesdav evening we went to the church and took seats In one of the front pews on the lelt aisle A few minutes later my husbands father enered and took a seat on the opposite sid W hon Father Bboehan came out my husbands father cot up and said he wanted to pmtent the marriage and that Al bert would not be of pipe until next iiarch Albert told Katlior Uhwohan that ho would be J2 yeas old In March and the priest de cided to perform the ceremony Then Mr Posrell drew a revolver and Urd at Albert He was about to fiN again but Father Bhvohan Belted him and cm the pistol away The rossell hou o in I at 1C Yale avenue about I live minutes walk from the Tlerney house Sirs 1ossoil wus standing ot the gate when the reports approached The whole trou ble she said Is that Albert married that Catholic girl It was wrong of hrr to make hIm change bis religion Albert promised me that be would not turn Catholic but at that very time he was receiving Instructions Ue I ban broken hla fathers heart und my beatt too Ibe young groom is employed as a chanc deckhand on tho Penns Ivania ferry boats and also palsIed his father at the bakorr on Saturday mornings PA r CAlItlVS SOUND SLVSK lie Thlaki ir rbllndelpbliin Want to See Him They Hboultl Slmko It nn Object for tome time pait In fad since tb Board of liana lets or ba Amateur Athletic Union removed th 101 penilon ot 1at Cablll lbs cnatnploa mtudlftwelxbt boxer there has teen a greet deal Cf talk about the flrbttaitanllltlf Inn Oawtoa Ihe btavybllllticrep reienutlr ot the Athletic Club of the Bohuylklll Navy riillauelpMa ftuinor had It that be was action for a rt at tb doagbty oottlibAmerican boy and It was reported several tim s that e match bad been made Cuhiil kne r oI lull ui th aflalr berths tliau wait b read lu the newepapern hut yeiterdayi matt brouxtit him tlii following uuniuulcatlun troia tba lilT ut brotherly Love I IL P riiiiLu rar sir llr Daniel DODo mem ber of inr club and shoot tne Philadelphia tetioius f dfooolar u and Hearties I club who u now the reooirulzJ idiOts weliLt oii mpion of both onanltatloun tt lree to meet you lo I a Hire or four round eontont at our entertain lash which will tale place ou or about UT I last We will pat bu a vaintile medal suItable for the ocia Stun A greet Ueelreatnonga uiimler of our member to eyou box stiould prove a itronir iuo ntlv 10 route come over I on loior your caaritue treatment Awaiting your ruply lent very truly ourj Vim II Hour Ucuti otA C s X A Rev reporter we With tit chatnilon when he opened tielettor which was read with mingled feel Inn 1v elL upon mr cord itt Oahlil Imndlnir lbs uTe to the reioner these 1htadelpbl people aoui Haul much do they I Will ron met him I was aiked Id like nothing better was Ibo reaponie Mbnt not on an invitation lUe that 1 teacher myvell tti smileD inUtliewelgh champion of the country and every falrinlnued Versa will concede that I am a sou Ibe fact thai i was prevented from contesting lbs II till al the las champl f inihlp I uitetlnf through the xnachlnatlooi of certain partite The man that a on the i bainplonihlp t ouldnt itand two mtnutea tifor me the prerioua tear which stows how nuob of a cbnmpi ri la I jsvt to rfturn to slit Philadelphia matter rat Uawiou warns to meet me let I him com here Her Is my propjiitloni On Oct VJ the ucottlihAmerlon Atbletlo Club wit bod their annual tournament at Oakland Rink Jur City Thor Is I a mlildlewelfht competition for which 1 win enter If Deacon does and thai he can ret a crack at me In oaie be is 1 afraid he may not win hit pr tmlnary trial gl that com etlilOninI i I am not at aUeur 1 can win mine with ailiprcoatli s suit ttb 8 A A C wilt fire a iptclal prU of the iso va III aa th tchuylklllnaTy medal lor which band I can OfhtBut But snppn Pawion does not or to come on I hr tasked the rDorter Well why iboule tare to go on Philadelphia I have nothing to gain by defeating hint ani ho use everything to gain by tlafoailiig ins hoaver heard of Parson before r Ilucau wrltee very funny Inlaying that lbs desire nf the member or the tehuylklll r Nary to see me should prove M troll inceutlve for rue to go on I cant onderitand that lioei he think I am stuck on letitlig leople leo how I cai light IfUaw ou will not come to thy BcottUh American tourna ment let tee call hli attention to the f dot that on Pta to at the Metropolitan npera llou Sew Yj5 city the nmateur bamDioiitblpiof the Lnlted States will bo t drolded shall 1 defend my tIll as champion middle wrlirhL Ito more need tie aciti hut to may not win hIs preliminary trial liter h waaiugiicit4 Tl Io afe alood point said Cahill Well Ill meet him at IhiladMpbi brro lIla own club on the follow lUll condition that In view 1 of uiy giving up ray bull a to go Into special training and journeying rar to aceomniolale jut ambltlnue boxr and rratly the lung tug of members anxious I lo ee me the clubpiitop e suitable trophy one that will recompense mef dr my truubl A medal wonld hardly bean incentive II oct a aliver cop do 1 asked the reporter Oil anv thing worth Kolnx an far for will I to If Mr Recap will sires to ihle we can com to term eaiy eliuuah I am not A pothunter ai they call athlete anxioui for prlirs but I d inn like the tone of thai let ter aim do not rare whether I meet Daviou or ilL Ill box him here for fun but If Im a eunoilty In I hllad phi I think ha member should put up a valuable prize terms travelling tlier to ob lue them Jn t put that In lux Son and lois see what theyll do about ft t Odd and Eadm of Sport The open season for quail woodcock and partridge began on Monday Jerry Sullivan the lightwellht amateur boxer has rIJ1 r lIs ilI Z Ifl realgued rrotn the Uluiun A i and wilt appear at Ills Nau mal A c tournament as a rpreieniativ tif the Jtonparell A c 1atey Dooily la training him rrank r lees has poittd a forfeit of Juuto play Frank Marriott little I three weeks three game otauupoluta funrtecii Inch balk line end users to wager iioui to aiA or any soot In proportion down to otis quarter of ttt amiiaut A qiaich race between U J Ilynei of the IrIsh A a and J UIM Henry of tne Irish American A o dltlanc 4ti yards mr a J3 medal loser to puy tog medal will n run al the grouuils of the mar A 0 Lung lilanu Clt on bunday Charles Upeucer belter known ai JlbUts a feather relglil oaleJ al Tn i 11cc olltoe yillerday and acId Ue would iilil Md f OUT ID a rnliu cur soy part of tcoci n t 1 III and wlliine 1 him I at TUK Hun oftlc to make a match next Monday between i and fi oclock the Am annual bake at the Staten liland Alb idle Uiuli will be tied on in club grounue on Saturday Sept il i IniiuedUteljr after i the couciuilnn l the plus fame for tlie hue ball ahaiup uniuip between the Htaten isLand Cricket and UaA nit Club and lbs ataieu lalaid Athletic Club Xlai an UK Sept IH James Rtaaibnry Peter Kemp and Tlimaa bnldvau Mill sail r for America tn Jtoreui lr on their arrival tIe will strauss matoat with oeUdIb Teeuier o Connor IeierSin and llaulaii and probably engage In pair lad doublcall race afajuek luerlcau ramon The iinopolluns xpr1ncd delightful weaUiei en their Canadian trip every day being Cne and warm and Jut eulut le for cricket They ipeni a atoll enjoy able lime In Turuutn where they were uinaloed by tIle 1 orunlo Otlto Club who chartered a epeelliteam yacht lo tat the team to ths Uutaria fxbibltUa KrneilB ItemidelL Ihe I champleu I broad jumper en tired rrBC I icju Co lea fa Moniia Traluer Jun Bob Inkun In a Utter urged fits youn athlete del to forget hIs rinniog dices o III Is I evIdent be u to camblu am leilci with tile iiuiliea In all qvinieuilosi huvr rer he will reprnen the A 35 tt wIth Crlueekin Tiiainy tilllen loa Hilly Weldon bulb l started In yeiKiuay to train for theIr Caleb Silt whIch takes place lu shout lure WAeae Ulllen who Is a lev I beaded rutfiiler will look out for hlmielf In a 55 sep chiller toss with a couple cf iileude lode tile rubbing t iollh J Mj Hilly I Mgle lees diana of Vidun who eay he wui get luto belie Ill icr IbIs light Ibaulie ever Jld before flatbiih 1 lbltTlee only attileile grounds your vtctt4t are the pew grounds of 11 Ih cbauiplun Fo1 harrIed did I were foruiallr opened eu Labor Day Ye r terms and obit tuiiruialleu relative taiberlub dlreu ceuliil 1 II ilellor lom Kulltn street UriMiili n lue location of the Plant u corner Let Caaar ale read ant I Wimlrp lre l II wi VII tie heesbey roeved three aniweri Teeter 451 J tile chIIIt thai JlPr41a I Tsll stlp lbs day tebole 1IIaIl1 ClIO 44 lta ist that et teed Norr ef oYlllo situ Ii 14 ly I If Ielll of lb II J liusutco 4afLatlue sutyiii Itleit 554 Tblrd 5505 lO 5514011 15 5tu reM Iu to4 4sj L Ju 5s5rtlla5e poys VIIIICI ul llie Ih Tlie ictil lli I wIth 5ol XOI 01 JO a eultb 1 tie poi II IlL The IIluoblIlto4 or llv 1101 wb lw1 be W4 bon lultoad iepye tlG ep 4leserr mea sssb4nt lpl 1 sal 14 5eilaud tJeflaey flyv ileu III II J II rei114 Ic a Iialoq fIr IIPe 11 lurulI fy ci4I fi Owlet J be 144 Isidi U Ub wsslby 114 545ccas I 111 55tsIPr f I oIl aol IPC 11011 hlep lI1iI Ys4 to II 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for atnror U Dollctkv Colonel Does The Tammany people of this town seemed to feel pretty wall restardar Mayor Orant had calls from a treat ninny of them and ha Deemed to feel 1 pretty well too The clearing of the political sky was aa apparent aa the Im movement of the meteorological conditions The braves wero Inspirited and toady to Coat under leadership ot Grant The calm content In the rank of Tammany was In marked contrail to the excitement among llrpublloanei The 13 M 110 dec laration In favor of a straight ticket and re pudiation of the calllco politics of Patterson nod company was one onus of this excite ment lint a more potent one wan the war in which CoL Elliott Furloso Bbepnrd In big af j ternoon orsan of Republicanism kicked over the milk pall revealed the mechanism of tho P M IL and foretold a bolt that would Built the party If a flirtation with any faction ot the Democracy was attempted Tbe Colonels threecolumn article was beaded The Confusion Ticket and opened briskly It Is time that the aecrot history of the so called Municipal League was spread before the public It dates back to about last December At that time as ever she the lion Thomas C 1latt was mot carnektlr and propeilr lavor of the renupolntment 01 the lion Jucob M Iho 1ailersoii as a Police Justioo aud ho under stood Porn the Hon HMBU J Oran Maror the city the apnolntUiK power that to would rrapoolnt JUde Patterson Hut a mlHUndentanill fpranir up between those two puntUmen and Mr Pint so vehemontlr urged the reappolntmentof Judge 1atierbon that Mayor Qiant unjustly toolc offence and finally said In the moat vigorous manner that be never would reanpolnt Judge 1attorson under any circumstances whatever Tuere upon llr Ilatt luntlf vowed venseance against Mayor Urunt and the appointment and work or the tall ott Investigated Commlllna was the result of hIs tact wrath Thlsverr toleiani laueuaze l was followed by something HMKlitlr tinted with acrimony Another revult of this quarrel was an ar rnnRemrnt made be ween Mr Ilatt and the lion William U 1 race formerly Maror or the city and greatly desirous again to bit Maror of IIrllltlt thIs city by which ther would set up a com bination of disgruntled Democrats like Mayor Oince and seIze upon too IOU 000 llepubllcan votes of this city and thereby trr to cot Mnyor Grace reflected aealn Maror of this city In which event be promised to do certain faiors for the Itcunbll cans The money thus far spent br the Peo ples miscalled Municipal League has been chiefly fnrulehsd by tbu Hon William II Grace for Mr Ilatt nover contributes a cent lor anr I political purpose although he raises a great deal of money out 01 other people for such uur I poe09 Jlllo Tall was then somewhat sllchtlncly I described and his appointment aa brad mis Blonarr neclared to be Intended to hoodwink unwary misinformed and unsuspecting Ito publlcans Whreler h 1eokbnm wa inci dentally reorrod to as an honorable uentleman wltb the right to pursue such a political course as ho choose but Inspired br Mr Grace lie Is ouotod aa saying that the P M L would not make any nominations unless the llepubllcan County Convention would endorse them and that the League would endorse both Republicans and Demo crat If named br the llepubllcan County Con vention The whole purpose of the movement the Colonel declares is the nomination of Mayor Orate wto Is thus trying to fluht his war back into public life and to cat into Tammany Hall HallMore history la then supplied InlBSS It will be remembered Mayor Urace was the head and front or the ticket of Cleveland tot President and Warner Miller for iovernor and although he ran the ticket as hard as he could and suent a large sum of money In par Inic the expenses ot that campaign was only aide to Inlluonce nnout two thousand lira hundred votes In this whole city and that cost him about twenty dollar 01 oto or flit thou sand dollars In the aggregate The Irttntiits support ot the plans of Platt and Grace Is attributed to a promise that Vrhltelaw Held shall aucceei Senator Evarta and a further Instance ot Mr Platts domina tion Is asserted to be the fact that the 2riimrj presses are no longer fed with paper item the mills ot Warner Miller Cot fchepiird says he wont vote for a calico ticket Ue cars that any ticket that mar bo put up br the combination will lack the con fidence nf the public anJ consequently will bo overwhelmingly defeated We know that In dying this expression of opinion ire bare behind us a large sentiment In the llepubllcan County Committee the unanimous sentiment of the llenubllcan Club 01 the cltr at least 80 percent of the sentiment or tho Union League Club the unanimous sen timent or the federal club the unanimous sentiment or the Republican Business liens Organization and by far the Urges part of the Intelligent Independent energetic and successful element of the llopubllcan party throughout the whole country The P M L rooms In the Victoria Hotel an nex were silent lost night Ollle Teall wasnt there NEWS Off TBK JtJlLIlQADS iatest iBlormntloB of latereit from All Quarters A Philadelphia despatch sara that at a meat Ing at the Pennsylvania Railroad oOloe there yesterday the Pittsburgh Cincinnati Chicago and Bt Louis Railway Comoanr was formed br merger and consolidation of the Pittsburgh Cincinnati and Bt Louts Railway Company the Chicago Bt Louis and Pittsburgh Ball road Company the Jeffersonvllle Madison and Indianapolis Railroad Company and the Cincinnati and RIchmond Railroad Company The lines nereteforo operated br those com panies will on and after Oct 11890 be oper ated by the now organization The following officers ware elected J N Mi Cnllougb lrst VlooPreoldent office Flits burgh James MoCrea Second VicePresident offlfe Ptttaburgh Thomas IX Messier Tidy VloePreildent and Comptroller onice Pitta burgh John E Davldso Treasurer ontoe Pittsburgh H n Llauett Secretary ohio Plitsiurch Stephen W WillIe Assistant boo retarv Philadelphia t Joeenli Wood General Manager Pittsburgh E B Taylor General Buuarlntendentoriransnortatlon Plttstiurgh John F Miller General Superintendent Co lumbua Ohio A Chicago despatch says The subject of re donna the number of pa aenger and freight trains at prevent running between Chicago auo the Missouri River wa to have been die cussed yestenlar at a meeting of the general managers of tbe road Interested Attendance at the meeting was somewhat meagre bow over and the matter was referred tn a commit tee to an ange a plan ol action This plan will be submitted to a general meeting which the committee was empowered to convene and which will probably bo held on Sept 29 Potlilcal Conf r itefa in Jrreer City A conference ot Republicans JefTersonians and Labor men was hold last night at the Union League club house In York street Jet sar City The object was to talk over the ad visability of a fusion of the three parties at the approaching election It was said after the conference that the Republicans favored a atralgbt ticket 1 her talk of exJortge John A5 Blair for Con gress and Police Juailoe P T Wanaer for Sheriff The Jefferaoulara and Labor party will unite on a ticket Theircandidate for Bherlff will beexriht rlff Cornelius J Oionan It was repotted last night the Democratic leaders hate decided to nominal extienator ltiward F Melortatd for Congress and John J liePhullip for Sheriff UUOUKLXH Chad horns of Clswen arms and Union Street whl e In the Waililnglun avnu terminal of lli Brighton beach Kullroad leierdar mcrninfc Sea ran ever by an outeetox this and killed The new club Itches ef the Lnlnn Liaise Club on Bed ford VBB will b formally opeued on ub a freil deut UarriiuB the uembers of tile lebisal sad CbAUB eey M Uenew will be ladled to attend The Iark Commlaatentr have exonerated B prlB Undent Aneurlu Jouea from blame for bouatlng Kt ward V Malon and bla etUdes far trepseoIu go an erisuieptal mccc of Its piIcbcld ausuua cob Ostler ef the r riy Mveutfc Bedment liu JettrmlneQ t nllie from the ruumaad abeut lie nlildle of Xovimber lie will Iberl libya com plt iweiiy years service u a member at tbe Vi vul iiszd hit ot tlie earvlvtng members of Ih lttb Heirluniit retlerday eelei raie4 tx twBlrl lb JniIifiBrr r fl Jipuriui lir He wu by a nuulun aud dinner si Caaeril ApoGee Ib i atl lpiuii were Ua Juii 7esril a lUalslerJauefKaueWi U y Ivbtuiot aid Umttt U Jacksoo nttr JiwlisT The JrsjrQl71Tu OessntMUa I 5zs4 uti Mke l us r 4Ur3ar IM set Jt SUBII us W t tie 017 b setIll Ttedsmaedeee M lie ttleeef t 151 deer TOtS sal Ww levee JtifiiU t HfmiUir If ui arc gsa4 T I y L i4151tJ4 tjiiB ereik lie lvltluJta Jtni JiyVi l4r4 Ibe eriiswu Ie llwreufk wcWg 57 Cult SsIedsy AI5 f axts ealeraar wr la ThOBU Ooldea sad eler lmir W kwrk war v15bsi 0 a spree Ai IsLs Sece pileila ilaewfo4tlu l le t Li cad lbe7aseaj lap beee isaGe sed VlIsiLLlal 54 MaiIluI it iL 4tveg aS be rages vce ai A PttOrOKT ALL ITZOAO 0 tIe Eye ci cc lgSt4ey fled He Tot Folk te took Oat far a Drought Nonwicn Bent 19Two weeks ago n revered weather prophet of this State nroe In his place and raid that New England tarticularly Con necticut was In for a dnugbt is fearful one and that It behooved everybody to set out bar rels tin pans and other things tad catch nil the water they could Youll need 1Caald be whan the drought on After he hal l mad that remark anti taken his meat the weather l egnn to cloud up It sometimes teems lu Connecticut as If the weather Lent watch of the weather prophet continually and walled till be coinralttd to n forocaat before doing nnrtliluc for on no other supposition Is It tints bio to explain how with a dozen proi h ts In Dm H ate iiroi sylng all the tune for tho lat twenty roars the weather fans made out to bo totally dllToicnt from the predictions In every Instance Ono would suppose naturally that with no many vropltets pegging an ay at tho tmm lullneip I all the time some ono or mote ol thi tu nccl dentally might lilt Itonco In a long tIme but the bullseye appears to ba a movable otto and they never score a hit VltbIn a low bourn after the lute prediction of a drought It began to rain H rained steadily and hard Up to Tuesday night when It was atlll raining hard It had boon raining for just seven data and the Weather Uurenu nt Wish ing had sent out tho probability that nn other stntm usas coming acro tho continent with still another out that looked like ruin forming on the 1nclflo slope Wednesday It was still raining pouring There were live distinct thunder ohoweru iiefoio ureaklat and two moro before dliinci nnd thoy vrero all hard ores with vivid lightning flashes Jarring peals of thunder and torrents of rain Connecticut wus now more than ankle deep in wntor antI menthlng at all buohant wits avUtnmlug about In every meadow there was a IOuU of witter the roads had been gullied and washed away iu lutrt blue mould voneoroil the Inner walls of houses furniture and wearing impure doors and window had been swelled by iho abnormal humidity so that they couldnt bo ononed or abut and lu the dingy lowering sky there was nfl flflpa rnnl t SI iv w Mawauaov vl oiut 4 TDUVI4i UUII VlsVtU was eight days booro Trade wits purtlyzid and thre was a plague of tad iiUt nod black llle 1 1110 beautiful tolmcco crop tlo best one In the history of the btute was beginnIng to rot hanging lo the coles In the open drilng houses and tho nftermalli rouon tonnectl out farmer call It which was cut n week bo fore bad either cone on with the flood or else rotted In the fields The lightning bolts vere tho fiercest and most destructive ever recorded In this State In September Many hoiwn nod barns worn struck by thorn several barns were burnod and poonle were killed or maimed tine day a little cyclone roared across the northern part of eastern Oonnocilcu Itllist appeared at Kcnionvllle Dtirk na falllnir and the beclouded eLy was as bluck an ink lu a deathlike silent that succeeded n midden lull In the storm an ominous roaring Bound was heard approacbfnic over the bills from the nortbKast In an Instant a driving bank of mist leaped abovo the horizon line curling and curving like the nniolio of a battle Iront and a moment later the cyclone swept across naif n dozen towns It was most terrible nt 1omfret Easiford Ashlord and Tolland The rain fairly hissed ant roared no pow erful was the downfall and people heard the roar of thefallluc Hood many miles from the track of the tempost The gale torn through the forests whose tops writhed like a Boa In a storm and scoiea of trees were rein up br the roots In the villages brIck were Hung from chimney tops and showers of Rhlnules Irom artiihouse roofs The sheet and roads were bestrewn with broken tree limbs altitudes bltfi ptboards and otherdObrlR Ihto I cyclone puseed In a few moments but In Torn ret Ashford and Entford six Inches of rain toll The weather prophet who advertised the drought and advised people to sat out vessels to catch rain vaier wasnt eaylng anvthlng It wouldnt have been well for him to attract the attention of the public iu Us then Irrosponelble temper A Talk wIth Marie TValatvrlght rrrrsDUBOH Sept 18 Miss Marie Wain wright was found at the Grand Opera House today rehearsing her company In toe Honey moon which Is to he put in her repertoire When asked regarding the truth of the report that she had fceparniod from Mr James for good she lauehed and said Why that Is in deed fnnny It U n wellknown fact that in tbe repertoire of plays Mr James had I did not think tow parts were strong enough for me andihe plays 1 wished to appear In ha thought were not good enuuiih fur me so we quietly struck out for out selves Tho statement that my foim r husband wag a wellknown shoe manufaotuierof Boston la ho h My fiat Bus band was Itt Slaughter n cotton manure turer and his two daughters arn tinvelling with me now I have told you all that I think the public have anr right to know and really more than 1 hiuo told anybody else Assembly Xomlnaftnum A U Marsh the Farmers candidate for member ot tue Assembly wu also nominated by the Democrat ot tbe Firtt Assembly dlitrlctof Jeatrton county to day In the Second Atiemmy distrIct Byron 1 fox was nominated br the Iicmoerate MviK Wordeu wa uouitnated for the Assembly the Republicans ot ths txcond dlbirlot at Ittnuelaer county IThnltnc Sea B C iThere is eclub In Brooklyn called the Bedford Wheelmen The colored bicycle riders ot Lonltvlli Intend crgan taInt a club Wtlhelrn the Readlnx racer who won the onemil ehaitiplonthjp of Ameijca race at Buffalo last motto acuouucee hIs Intention ot retiring from tIe t atb W E Lldride ot the Iludeon County Wheelmen win attempt before toy I toraiee Ike twelTohiur record of ISI miles held by hU olub melt bJ McLuugiluu Jr Among the entrIes br the Brooklyn Bicycle Clubs handicap road race an Sept vil are J Ecbnefer V B Conlngitiy W fc Hliemeld II Hradlty V J McLean II f hattIe J r Borland and N t Waters Five of the Queens County Club tail Sunday rode In the mud from loser Park to Amltyvlileaud return The riders were tlie fboale brother and it tun ford Uxiley and bIrch With the roe i from two to lU Inohee deep In mud this waequll a frat Lvi Mass Sept 17A revival of the cycling Inter II In tbU town shire some year axo the moat noted bicycle tournamenti were held haa enthused the Vounf Ueua ChristIan Allocution so that arratiffcmenu are being made for the liolalui of bicycle meet on sept 37 italaiYis I2IdLL1GilNCs C gizI1Tcu tnutio tan cdv Son riles A 41 bits eels 6t3 Uoaa sets a M MICU WATKft T U Dir Bandy nook 10 S3 I OCT Ialandll 051 lieU Oat11 M ArrlvedTmiUDAr Sept la ft Bnula Schmidt Ilamnurir bi Nacoocbee smIth Savannah f e Richmond Jenny n til folni Va P rruiiburi Mite llalllinore S Alamo Lewis iw Orleans Os iiarlole refers Kotterdam Si El rawni rhllllpa uerfentL 55 II r Ulmook hidrIdge l Uoetoo M Old Dominion Conch tUcnmonA Ce K W Hriiue LewIs Ballltnor hark Aurella DotninlcouL Uenoa lye liter arrlvaioe first rate KRIrKU OCT U Alter from NSW York at Bontaamptea iii D riion lomctoi rout H Olty of Cheater from Queenilown for Mew York Its taleotIe jfum Queenstowu for Mew York hi 1ahu Irma boutbatupton for Mair York tttiof o iriuiuairk katZ Jlwlnu Mui1 Ctoss I 105514 CaU Chittabooohe Sayecah 5 Ot II Call of sin Antolilo Uiices ton SItYPM Sewluote GbarlsoIOu sex i M at 2I5eOITQIS Aiamo itvltOn i Alps TriniJid tOOA U Auratlia lIverpeoi egn i BoUe 11011 circuila ulaifow VUHA W HWAI1 City of dOnuts gueenilown exn A II a uu A M i itT of vi mumf lou Havana I Ui r U BO P M Colon CoCoa IOul A U I3IUOU Bldondo hew unease lint Bremen fluSh i i M 1 t loKuLlnuHid IJOUli 5tier indun l la Uuruiandl llarr bgoi 31 aM A M LoulsIone Sew flyas SKXlf M JdvbuOCliie PaVallush Hi Of ic Obdam Kiieruu 1usA u 8 By A M hlia llibt Lanuayra lltOA14 10511 T a Scrrstitu llauiliirtf Vlirara llavuua lOiOO A hi l 120331 VUlaaOawau lui i j N ill Oslo iiawiiivo lies 7I V ArniurtUin NepL 0 Kfviucfi Sept I 5or ltaIslialamtj ti4ut d l4slsleJ jletuturg 54 7 yovutennia ClIyejSteripUijeetiutowi hel Time U Flllell IIUallur fsp Orsei Sept a LeeS ttUulJll IMJ L I A i BbaeUa llerre acpt e India Ultqeltar Mp5 6 Ib1liaIa V0aeto1uw ket1 10 is 5suap q4 Ii 14 ugus 5 II htra lSIaneievs bl It rtaOs IJIiehgjeU Pj4 If P153115 U 454 Nsslii5 Mj 11 rib tlusa Ie I I xj Sh J4 4 SI sd sf4vIrpast I 5 1LZIC1R1CZ7 ix x Kiicumr Table rnllerr weds Tale salt Keltlesv aid Wntrr lItee Charged wIth It ANPOXU Bert 18 Justafter the beavr downpour ot rein veaterdar afternoon during which thero wise onlrono flash of lightning the wife of Dr F P Ulmtgett went Into her kitchen to get a knife which wax placed just over the sink between tho watar Pipe and the wall ta Ior linger touched It and before tin could get a firm hold of It she was sent staggering nwiy br n seviro ahnck of alec trlcttv She culled her ittittnnd from his ollir Hnd asked him to get the Utile for her Ue had all hn could dolo keep from falling to the floor In attempting to draw water from the pipe Dr lllodrett received n severe shock though a pipe in liti olllie on the same floor was not nflCitud in the jest Under lit ulnk SVCPS kept the Iron pots and J euics uoud In the kitchen On opening the door of the sink tnmrk were neon jumping from one point to on tIter with aloud noise The utensils worn i cmsved with difficulty for fear of II10 Dining the display Dr lllodeett took up n cake of soup Irom an Iron soap dteh Ho did not touch thn Iron but be received h shock Ir m thn souse that mmlo ovnrr nerve tnuliv and ho nhok ronilnned ns long aa be held tile tOOt Inday 1 In hiitit1 Is sonrud In pliicen aa though by h roil bet Iron The cause of hits piPiillxr stlltPO of afTalra cannot be determined An electrlo Unlit wire runs Into a cloibltic store under Dr lllotlgettn rooms but It did not touch tho Ualur pipes anywhere Nor wore thin nlprs or sink In the atom charged with olpclriollv In the least O t D Warner nn expert electrician was railed In but ho onaltl ulvo nn explanation ot the trouble although ho made u ihoiouch exam malice of the promises flaIl Shorting n niimpiinliitment MIDDLETOWV Sept 18The cant promise of limo rail shooting In the Connecticut River valley line not been fullld The birds are lew In number and poor In llonh A lot of runners collie to Ktaex ratly from New York llartford and Eastern illlcHanticipating great sport but only n few ol tlmiti have taken fair u I sized bags A W Mott anti inrty of New York who arrived nt hspot on the nohooner yacht Magic a foot day non had as much sport at anybody On tint day nf their arrival they shot aoveiityolght rail Altogether tbn gunners In tin viilloy killed U13 birds on the two best days I of the boaon p elIx I noUCICAUITEept IH Dma Ooacloanll at bta lat reililenc 103 West 4th U of pneumonia ballet ot tuntrnJ hcrtarier JBltAIIYAI Iludlo N V sept 10 r H Brady LHOIIU or TOUt Inu CIUCK Aipiclal mMtuief tb Union will tat plies at our rooms Itili Friday evening to take mltatla action as to our late se teemed associate T VINCENT JJUTLIiis rrest n J WoKBOS Rfcrttmry nUCKIlNOnlSept 17 lIre Mary C Bueklla daughter of A II Van Colt ot Undljon TIe Funeral servIces vllt be held at Milwaukee ATI CaleARO and Milwaukee paper pUmM copy BTHNKOn IVcdoeiday 17th IniL Joseph A etoV eel eon ot Thomas r cud ilary J Byrne FanetAt today t DAN1KIHOn Wedneeday the 17th teat Aatllya II widow of Janice C Pastels of Jersey City DIillEIOn Sept 17 J rU Anna ulidel belevsfl wife of Ilcnry PkdL I Funeral from her late nildine ao Pleuant ar to day at 1130 f M Please omit flowers FINl 1Etn Walutesday tpt 17 Bllutxth k I IOTCI wIfe of Ilcnry rincke and d Q hterot Mary and the late l John II fcctmibbe to the S7lb year ot her je ntlaty and friends are rtipeeltully invited to atttoa the funert from liar late nildene 244 Meat llvtli it today at 2 P M thence to 8k JOMphs Cbafoh llanitattan T iind llltasc At WoodUwn Cern tery orlmtrment Z OAIIAIJMKljdd Sept 17 ot hurtdlitu at hut Ilnupton Long Island Jams Gillette 1 yo0n ci t son of klAry i aail tbl late AllMrt B Qat latin ot New York l 5 Fnneral at Knit Hampton tod y Interment at Trin ity Cemeiirr OXUVER At ralrn Id Cone on the 17th Ilnst Eamntl OloTer la the 50lh year ot Ills af Funeral services at St ranis Chorea FalrflelJ en Saturday morning at 1U5O oelook Train leaves i Grand Central Depot at 801 fhlladelphla papers pleaieoopy Fleas emit flowers lYASIUEaT Snddenly lleniy V Lambert aa 53 years rrltnds an member or Monet Neboh Lodge Ni yst F and A IIi Wuhlniton Irving Union Ftttt Ceoper Ledge R ot P New York Manoerchor sad I ridelto Club retpectttilly Inrlttd to attend the funeral at 10 eclack X VI from the rtaldence 423 Bail Seth it ZiEDOJCRK Xavler Lancer aged 20 yean yon B it not Emilia widow otjjitlioor H LetLien I Interment In Calvary 1b ZI ITLK On Sept IT 1900 John r son of James j R and Ellen Little I f Itelatlrei anO friend are taylted to attend the tonetal at 130 Weal 17th it at 3 oclock Friday Ifithiait Interment In Calvary Cemetery Lou 10At JUtucheu N J Leopold Jx b In I the Slat year of bit age sI I MAJLIK1On StJ 18189O Maple ItaUltt afA n year a Notice of funeral hereafter McCJAItYOn Uedneiday Sept 17 exToIlee Oaptnln William llcClary Funeral from hIs late reildene 43 Benwlek tt on s Saturday al 1 oclock irlends of the family re spectfully luTlud UcUUNUUUIiSipt 17 Jo ephMoDoqoniha a f I months Belatlvts and friends are Invited to attend tanafal on FrIday at 12 it from 07 Jar sL Brooklyn In Urmcnt In CaUary Cemetery MeGOVEUNOn Wednesday Sept 17 John Mo Cavern In tIts 4Cih year of LU age i I Belatlv and frlendi and those of his brother 216V I I ward are Invited to attend hU funeral today at I u P U from 103 Bovrerr Interment In Calvary Cemetery BIEEKIXEDddtnly Wtdnesday Bept 17 Wu hats Meekea In the 74lh year of bta Me HelaUreiacd friend are reipectf nllyInvited to attend I j I the funeral nleei today at a oelook r IL at the 4 I reildence of tli eonln law Mr Charles Ju Faaj Jr 2 Eehenok it Brooklyn MOKUIHOn Sept 17 aftjr brief UlntiaA drew Morris a native of county Vermanafa Ire laud Funeral on Saturday Sept 20 from his late residence 822 West I7lb it at u A itt thtnce to bu MlchaeTe Church where a solemn requiem maaa will be eft ered for the repow of bli soul Relatives and Meads are rwpectfully Invited to attend Interment la Calvary Cemetery j JPEIXOTJ OOn ThunSay Sept 18 1680 Ben a t mln V reUotto In the Oath year of his age NotIce of funeral hereafter FTINK Sept 17 DaTiarynsonot Jeffery and tka late Catherine ryne Relatives and frIends an mpeetfiUly InrlUd U at i tend th funeral from hIs lat residence ICSMoaree r4 it on Saturday kept SO at a eolock latermeatta l Calvary Cemetery BAILCtlJLNOn thc I7th but WUUira sonet rredirick and hOary Bakenun and C yeanll month and a day a Tbe relative and friends eftb family are rupee fully Invited attend the funeral at in late reeV dence IOJ Welt iih it en Friday at HUOeelock Interment at Maple Grove BEYNOlUHAt East Orange H 3 Bept 18 Mag dalene Usnjvoert Kewceinbwlf Edward B B4j u noldi raneral servlcei at her UU residence CO WlUlam 04 I on Saturday hepL a al 3i8orll Train IsavM foot Barclay autO Chrtitopter sta at liMPM M Brick Cboreb Station I BJlITIISaddenly OB tbe letn lut KppeutM Smith la 111 40th year of bU act lightless and friends are ripetfally avtt4 a alien the funeral from his Ut resUeaee 104 llkat lOktu it en rrlday lb 1Mb last at II U TAlLIONOa Bept 17 Ana Ooclaa vUevef r rlckTauonagetl M yeui at ber let resUsaae James I WA IIT BBpt 17 BUM beloved wife ft Loats Wxcbter 5 rtmtril wlUUi place from the resUeaee BOOatt st lo day at t oclock Brethren et It 0cCa 5 r and A u alee rtoerliaeh Ludge5Op3Lt IL are fraternally Invited I YKUliHot Tuexlay eveniat Cept la leao tenlieu floe Weeks In U e Tuth yeu aU Me I rtceral xrrlcee at bis late riUeae Ida Cast Uik 1 et fildy al 10 A M Kla4ly omUftowen WJMTII IUKIXA llrUlle K J ei Toetaar I eub lit Intut daitslilgg Allerl fit Lad Aaa WeetLttaey I laierineulftt Woodlawn WJILELEUA kV Ioobliss1 IT UarrUI TLIsb Stesfacd flircy wit nt Ward Wheeler rimrrai loricu atlierlsU reeldenee tttttitttf Sept ill M 2 r K Tnt lesiw O ao4 CtDUaJ us I tleusliPi l I WJIJIAUIfOa feptlTet tenet rsslaiase KWCeoirU ar Leule VU lit Jaeek WWJaa a HieKTtU jrear f brraje I ruieiu will late pure un ieluroer Ike tutk lul al I eubucIP f Be SUre aud fl e4s ee ladled Se SPeed w lt utfurll r uvlke I

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JI Oft 2 k I I IT IS TIME TO DECLAim WAR ItnorJUr AOA1NST KLKTATKO DO AD AtJVSBa OF HO AT AIL Ollnatlea t tb Qrrateat Menace to the C1t ProeperlljHow le atrlas st TrI I Daflant Corporation la I would b asy to continue Indefinitely the smpalgn svealnit Ihlbulel which the people of Naw York rufftr dally at the bnndi of Us principal transportation agent by opening th columns of Tnc BUN to tho of Its readers I who deslr to catalogn their Individual expe j rlences I would make an appalling and well I nigh endless record a record that would tel th ttorr of tb most oulra rous Invasion of tbt personal rlRlita of a great community that liaa been soon In a country of free Institutions The illuatlon Is far more Frloun than the peo ple of Now York hate reallred rt Tbe great est danger which over threatened tho prosper ity of tbe city Is Involved In It Looked at S from I still higher plane there aie Involved principles whoso violation has been th mak ing of some of the most Interesting chapters which tho children of New York study In their choolbook histories I cannot for n moment bo admitted that tho people of Now York would submit to suoh phy flcal pains and penalties at nro Inflicted upon them Jnllv by this giant corporation unless they bolloved thu offender to be gulltlots of real responsibility In tba matter To male eiioh nn admission would be n disgrace to the citizens of New York I would be n blot upon their man hood It would areue that they Bro I not of the tame stuff ns tho men who lived nn Manhattan Island a century ngo True tho j I Sew Yorker of Ib90 baton a fuss nnd In many I I cases would rather suffer n petty Imposition thin tnko tho ttoublo to resent It llut In the present case resentment and revolt havo be come n r ubllo duty Tho ponaltlos fit longer endurance are too serious to b Incurred Pro test and comi laiut liuve been tried In vain The publlo enemy IB too InilllTerrnt nnd too confident of his power to be alTeced by any moral weapons whatever Notblng but a com I bined attack which will leavo Mm badly Tfoundcd will bring him to a realizing sense of fall duty to tho public I Tho moment tbe people realize that they Ijaro bon suffering for months and jonrs nt the hands of tho Manhattan Klevatod Hallway Company without necenslly that corporation I Trill become tho most hatod and despised cou eern In the whole tOIn Lot that conlctlon cnoe obtain Bud Iho punishment for Its short J comings will be swift and sure No amount of money no amount of Influence can avert It I would probably bo Impossible to make the tnanageru of the company realize tblafactat Hbepresint moment but It exists nevertheless and tho time for Its demonstration Is at hand h uno pians lor a now system 01 rapia transit an among tho great questions of the hour No doubt the management of Ibo Manhattan Company will take an active Interest In them f If such a system vhould be under Ibo name control as the present elevated railroads what

ionlc the people of New York gnln by the new facilities Greater speed In transit jwrbnps cut nothing more The tnmo packing of ttio cars would continue The nu ibor of trains I and of cars would be kept down so bat pal Banners would bo herded upon them In worse discomfort than dumb beasts would submit to Isthla an unjuat assumption I Is not only Just but I 1 the only co cluilon ponlblc Tnat Is the only eon of accommodation tbo management ot tho elevated roads will furnlsli now when during the greator portion of tbe day they might easily prnvido ngnlniit over crowding I must be assumed that tho sumo sordid urasptng putillvbedanmeil Iraslllnl puIlcbtdamno1 policy olcy would bo continued Tho people will take no Block In nn promises of riform and they will do right to roect thor What can be oXlocld of a corporation which yesterdat murnlngran fouroar tralnH on the Hlxth avenue line during the rush wnen tim carswero so jammed with people that addi l tional passengers wore unable tu get uboaid ns far uptown as Mnetyfourlhstretftr Is It not time to declare war and to abandon useless talk and pruiest Among the letters received yesterday 19 one from n suffering passenger ot or the slgna passenlor 51na tuio W E who wrote 1crmlt mo to return my most Mncero thanks to Tie SUN for IIH arraignment ol thu Jlunhnttuu Elevniod Itallroad As usual It la the first In tho Held to raise Its mlubty voice against this grar ptug lioariloss coil oration which has no more regnid tor the cOIoralon f I its patrons than it would have for dumb cattle Jjeloro T E bus took up this ma tor I Imcl Riven up nil hopo of ever penetrating further than the gatei of the earn but now tbunks to m 8u lean seen ieut walling tor mo In the dim distant and wbon I get to I Rod sit down and rest my weary limbs 1 shall not fall to pray for that fearless New iork journal which In nniiroprlately called after the orb of day I am one of tho unlortunates who are obliged to ride on tbo Moulia tun Hack twice a diY I got on nt loutb Mroet and otfj at Ninth and I Is only once Inn blue moon that I cuirgot Inslilu tbe door 1 baJ a boon that we would havo tolerably good accommo dation during the summer w hnn so many peo ple leave town on their Iiollclnyn but when I now the company sanding a proportioniito number of ItHunis Into tba realms of Innocu ous de uetude that lonircdensheil hopt was dispelled Again I thank THE SUN forltsnoblo efforts to brine this giant torpnratlon to a Fensevf Its duty to the longsuffering public Imhlc I I have no fenr lor Us ultlmnte succers an THE tiux notor mils In any of tin undertakings Two hundred nnd llfty of the employee of 33 J Uonnlntt A Co who sleep In Harlem di sire me to contoy to THE bUN their must sin cere and hearfalt thanks Another victim protest against tbe with drawal of trains from Ibo Ninth avenue line at H3U P M dally Thli complaint bat been made aguln nnd again for yours but It nvalls DolhlDI payer pays The wrier overtbeslgnature 1nls Rapid transit In a stronger to us nod we peed It as much us the east side where two lines are run within one MOCK of one unotbor The company Bays It will not pay 10 I un tho Mnth avenue line until midnight nnd yet they Ine did run It elgbt or nine i ears ngo all night and Ielrs nlo al the travel and population luuo Incrensed since ton 1 wn want to go to Harlem we must chunc at Fiftyninth street and wall from two to ten mlnutos for I train rain wal or shIns JWVO lJIIIVNAIJEI Cklcaeo I Trylnc Hard to Get Bid oflier Hiuoke Niileance Cnicioo Sept IBTbe city I making a crusade1 against tbo smoko nuisance Jiitu mlnous coal la generally used In furnaces I throughout the city resulting In damp weather In great volumes of emoko settling down lu tbe streets making things very dleagioeablo A city ordinance requires the use of appliances i nil furnaces to prevent the emission of toot and smoko but little attention bos been paid to It Decently tbe City Attorney has bon prosecuting conspicuous iiflenders and yes terday a number of wealthy men were brought to book for disobeying the law t bok dlobylna Among them were Totter Palmer proprietor of the Pulmer House Perry H hnmh owner of the Casino Theatre J V PnrwoI Co dry goods mer sjhant Hand MoNa y A o printers and bokblndon Mnr bal 1 Flel J Co clrr merhants and loole o Comanr tl lrwlnf eL hey woro 01 il mllonal adjudle malnlalnln 8moko lu Ir j ncb nulanco Id wor tned Canadian 1rolilbltlonlele Uniting MONTBIAL Sept 19A most important OATMment baa been arrived at between the tVfarltlmt Prohibition party tbe Dominion Al liance and Canadian leI party uniting tbe I Whole Canadian temperance element for polit ical action Tbe agreement recite that It la I daslrabloln all constituencies whore possible t put forward a prohibition candidate who I an b counted on to actively promot prohl DltlOD In Parliament la tiillre lodtpendttiii of ta al an FallDlin tb I It I dlslrlblo I t unll1 ID lrohlbltioD vot In favor of such I I trustworthy ProlilbltlonleU as will be other I wise In th paid Olbllonlt Ibos who cannot lalrnTronlbfUon support or at let tfaat Iro I I I hlbitlonlsU b urotfto vrlUibold their Iro t wltbohl I h I from Uoniii nonprohJbiUoulJU u waliut Prohibi O a d fr Hoop r trra Spt loyJobn L Moulton opened bU tnoroeeo tat u a tn tbop loa and bu I UOqn nr mea Tb factory If cuardtd by about fifty pikt who attempt to pinuad I al kCn ok to dt Mr HOUI OD baa bl un Of a 11 proleton 19 I no n I h cal of lb Cn fbr Ird lb lt ng all m n ana toys to ktp away 1101 f iarlna rpttoeto faetory and tboi of 1yuclt 04 roa atliyiilr and1 L BOX it C 1lPeh r IUa r EIMBM I I BOITOV B pt 18h rynu of tbl city I Horn liouor UMOM Ihli rear U I II0281U utloit l 9 JM1 lla t y ar Tb lnrnaM 1 ou a count of ow UMOM riultlcg from t bOi tn UGO of P11100 un1r lb DI CDnl U NRaAU O I r t n TII Or r x Olfc r 9 In Oot Wol h with S1O Hill I Tk M NORWALK Bept 19 Just before 1 oclock tbl afternoon a ttrancer dressed In the height of fa blon united ID tbo borough and oulokly blred one of the finest oi en carriage to b found at the livtry stable Ue drove to an open place In front of the Norwulk Hotel un packed n lot of watches atid jewelry and was p n surrounded by an expectant throng Tbe lrangr began operations In the came man ner that othei have done before him by selling ing sleeve buttons for 23 cents a fair After I selling a number of these he collected them from the buyers had d each purchaser 5 cents and I if turned tle button a a present The bait took Then ho offered watch chains which he sM lor II each and ulUrward bought them ot the purchaser for S each later making them a present of Ibo chain j j The excitement Increased Then the well 1 dressed stronger produced ov ral alleged gold I wntchos put 110 bills Insld tho casts and sold tbom for 110 Business fairly boomed I i Hundreds clustered atound the carriage everyone punblng and elbowing bis way to purchase twforo the clock should become e I ImuMod Every man Invested to tbn extent of his capital and xuxeral merchants burned to 1 their stares to obtain more money All ex pected to not tmcn JUHt twice what they paid when Jhn HOI lmM M Hwool I local preacher ncuily 70 years old imld 10 for a chain ring gnla wiitrh and n 120 bill and Inund them AI genuine the crowd becntuo almost I mob In the struggle of each In dltldtml to follow hUoxiimplv i bon tlio wclldiopsod strnntor bad obtain i ed ntiout all iho mnuoy IrlDIOr In the crowd 1 nnd appeareil anxious to declare another divi dend ol linj per cnl hn fuddehly chnnuod bU mind nnd flartod for tho Houth NonvnlL depot ns fust us the spankingpalrof bnvhorbescould carry him I HIH 1 indvemontit wore 1 IntBnepted liowpvor 0 lolO tho victims I anxious tn llntl nut wliuthcr ho bnd In some imsterloux way been svtlndlod exnmluod his nllnged guld V eh ADd mund It but n 1 poor Imltntlon In gilt nnd mighty hard to open When tho lid was prltd open the 11J bill hud inystonoufily dlsap I reorod Jlls norno blilad I llnon ubo scnr pettor nnd he Imniodlately hud tho proper imperil HWITII out nnd tho man wo nrrested nucn Wr nl Tin prisoner was taken to Lawyer Ldwurd 3 Irlnnor LockwoodB oiilce wheio a prollmlnnry hear ing was held brforo Jnl Ico J D Cnoildeo who rulenod him nn bin promt e tn roturn Mlf oua 110 nnd pnvtlio costs of court While othorn wero clamoring for writs iho follow reached tho train nt South Vonrnlk and ecutie l Tlio nuliidlur ns neiir an not lI borRttmated I mado about iou by Iho operation Among his vlcilmn nero many wellknown bindnosR mon andclerkf II 1 lloio 1 proinlnout polltlcluu I nud ninnufnclurcrof tho car registers need In tlio Biriot cnrs In Now lrl andoibrrInrgo Ill f Ir A II llaldwln Frank Lvens J Mor ris Uonoillt A 1 C gge well nnil Charles Pott wero among tho men who Invi sled Tho RWlndlcrwurkvd the sumo gnuio In lirldgoport Ktaiiilonl nnd 1ott I he ler He was In JJan liury last week and just us bo was al out to drive off bowns nearly mobbed by tho crowd Ills wagon was upset nnd his cheap jewelry was scattered along tbo around US VXlLUtllUt IX UltUOKLVS Ill uVIr I A llrnnmlle Cnrtrtdce Hnrt a Mutn and Mturtft a Rliixlug 3Oloot Jet I People In the neighborhood of Bond and Schermerhorn Etiootc Brooklyn were ttnrtled about brenkfnHt tlmo yesterday by two loud

I explosions which follonod innuloksuccession i and drew a crowd lo tbo street Tho first thing 1 the crowd saw was a big blazing column of la j I ascending from tbo main of the Brooklyn Gas LlKhtCompnny In front of CO Bond street 1 wns fully thlily leet high and varied In width from eldi to two eot Tho blazing tower I pwnyed from sldo 1 to side ns It was caught by I the wind threatening tho destruction ot iho houses on ollhor sldo oftho narrow street I Iho first explosion was caused by the demo lition of a big rock by a dynamite cartridge and the second was tho blowing up of olgbt feet ol tho gas main which was only a few feet from the ruck Tho City Works authorities were responsible fi r tho mischief ns their onn men were engaged In leolllt c ilo MTOOI pro paratury to tint laying of tlio ginnlio bloct naioment and sbounl huo known better than tn iiluy with dy 1 umltv so nonr tho gas innln I So one was Injured by Ibo Hying debris but several liundied pooplo woro badly scared jSVarly nn hour claused before tbo Dromon nnd thnoitlcmlH if ihu gas company badextln i gtiisued ibo nuimmotli gas lOt Tbo houses at I I uu and bj Horn street wero damaged 1500 nud WOO rum octlvdv by llro anil olbor losses aggreuailug 25H were sustained I I by Illrlalu Linden tailor I arisen nnd other occupants of the promises Tno clly will boioMiunslble for these to seiu I I well as the loss of iho gnu iumpany Too acci dent roHUlioa In tlio Blmtting on ot thagaa from lliUuu houses In iho district lying between Vnnlilnimm nnd Atluntc eIIUeS nod the Eait Iller Tho loll Doi artmmt itril thegnscoin i pany each sent i romptlypeisoual notices 10 all Il tl o householders 10 close the burners an as to I avoid possible tcclilentB before the KUHIs again turned ou J Is tho flrst timo In tho blutory of tlin Brooklyn Gas Company that I mishap of I this kind his occurred 1iro Mnirhal Lewis In his report tnCommls eionur Bunt says 1 would sucgest that of llclul nctlon bo taken on the part of tbe proper city otllclHls to compel tho lacing of shutnils In tho different gas uiulns throughout tho city controllud by tho various ens mpanles pro xcntint thereby the p sslbllliy of serious con flagrations and rerbapb loss of life nVIls XUK uiticK JdJINF Tbe Snckera Come to Town Themselves Hnd JPropose to Find m Market The brick market yesterday showed no signs of being boycotted Twelve barges of associa tion and sucker brick arrived from various places along the Hudson and tied UD at the foot of Wost Thlrtlelh wboro Thlrtotb street they were unloaded just as If tho market wasnt being boycotted Tbe barges average 250000 brick There were besides those six other barges at this dock while 750000 brick wero piled up on chore Two ot those six bargo from blrlo Vtero trm boy cotted llrms and pickets were on the dock watching ibem A lOW uonuuion men were nt work unloading thom While tup reporter was on tho dock two more barges and a schooner loaded with brictc passed down tho rher bound lor Bauk street Tbo owners 01 tbo sucker brick the uckers thcmselxcs were on the dock teslerday tell ing everybody In I blue streak Hint I their brick voro unt to lie bold on Change ibuid tlnd I market for them pretty darn Quick ADd lemetho whole ussmlatiou In I lurch J was thought by Homo Hint this was a threat to sell below tbu market Plo but this Is hardly pronnble nSlbe market Is pretty full of brick now and can got along without auy more for some time tmo There was a strike at Can do A Kanes yard early yeaterdny morning becauno ciewe Tar up the river were unloading barges but tbe strike was MOlted In un hour and the non union men discharged TclU How lie Fixed tlm Depntlei It begins to look rather blue for Messrs Dlckson and Fisher two of Ilevonuo Collector Nathans deputies who Ire accused of extorting ing money from saloon keepers on pretence of saving them from prosecution by the Gov ernment for allowing uncancelled stumps to remain nn beer barrels 1 J Cunningham a buitili street flnlnou keeper Imx made an In affidavit charging In Ihe most posltlvo man ner that he paid Uickgnii no vviih directions 10 will dlrolons to turn I ovur to 1lnhor with the understand wlb IndeTtand ing that tbo comi lulni against him would bo quu hed A bartender for baloon Keeper Jloltz of the came street has nl o made a Holt statement accusing ih douutlen of IIorn from him un er IlkeclroiimHtunces Mr Na than Is InveMJcutlng the mailer and will dell SI clear promptly IhemlDlvel with tho deputies uuloB they lully nrmocralle Near Invlt tbe Mitynr Mayor Drant received a formidable communi cation yesterday on I letter head on whleli was printed Headquarter of the National Colored Tariff lieiorm Association organized March 11690112 VestV7tli ktroot InlUeavy black letters In bright led Ink and much big Kr type tho word JJeuioirntlo wiv piloted jmolrlllu Wil upon over and thrnugb the lunger logend and I blu red fceiil WIl HIUCK on the only clear pace not taken up nlth n long lUi of National I and Kxeeutlve Comiiilltfoiueii and a hort I DOt to the Mayor Jlsrels I thenotv Xr Pun Hi I b t lli lioinr I lu uotKr IU iliil you b4T ttim at our Un Ilaul liixliriid ia iuit ratiubirtUip ot m Aniuutl II IMlvint Umocru Tirllt K trriu A iurtailan Triul Inf ttialrou will I tcctpi lli 4 n n wt nt JtUriulu 4 Id wert for UlvUlou I ol tit ntKrv mu tul Illbl A J t IkUUi Idol Hot Tntlr Kclru Wo tor Mcrllon Pollc CoromlMloner Jlnrtln Voorlilf and tlcClav WlO r on baud ynteiJuyettljomoH Ing of Ibo Board of J JUtm lu to b t u touwttlnc Ib extra fl 1f6 f Ibat lh r want for eUctlou xpfndlture under tb DWW tinlot litw Vmip roller My r wlll lair bis ntjncllon tIP i nw d th M proprlatlon lo 18 i pm clonn t ure d lu folio Viiuinli lonr lor d I lol IMal IB rqu t lor t u mou y i o jlmt lL I r wa I not llm furib I jal jnu Fuud ibininU Ionr I I lool tp look Into IfV Tb Ioik CominU lpnr my itt ttiy trtrtM carljr I I ttity could tn W LL COUNT OURSELVES me VATOR CALLS 1ir rats roues DKrAtlTUKXT TO DO IT DlrARrMllr r Ir The Pele tVIII Do II T and Iftti Tie nn Dtrart Mr rrti the C no ren nr Ce re Will He Called On Mayor Grant took a declilva st Iln yesterday toward a recount of tbe population of the city by addressing a letter to the Police Commis sioners aiklngthcmto up rintnd the work Thin Is the Mayors letter The Board ot Health bat transmitted to me a resolution a copy ol which I hetewlth for ward to you requesting me to cause to ba made a complete numeration of tbe Inhab itants of this city In my judgment inch an enumeration II I necessary in order thnt an ac curate knowledge may be had of the city ot New York for the correct compilation o vital statistics and other essential publlo matter The Board ot Health has reported to me that an enumeration ol certain districts bas been mao and thnt in its opinion the preliminary beyond doubt figures of tbe Federal cennus are inaccurate and faulty A large number com munications have been received at this ofllco uniformly calling attention to tbo Inaccuracies In tho report ot the Federal census Thero seems to b n strong popular demand ns shown by Ibo expressions ot the newspapers ant tho universal tenor ot communications re celvod nt Ibis office that a correct consul should bo taken by the local authoililos In or der that tber may Le correctly Informed and thutli the Federal census la I found beyond nil doubt to bo Incorrect lt Imperfections may bo mndoknonn and COI rot d In addition to tbeao strong reasons It neem advisable In order to reent i fraudu lent registration and Illegal voting that n full list of tho residents nf I this city should to IPt Experience rnlaht demonstrate that an annual enumeration ol the voters In this cliy Abut onumtrloa the time I the odlclal registration would bo IIe very wholesome as a deterrent to trnud a d as an effectual vorlllcatlou of the official rollslr lst I know of no department that In better fitted to provide tho moans for tbl Important undertaking than your OlIn Tbepolteo of Iho city are Intelligent active nnd well acquainted with the populHtlon Itn their a slst nce nn accurate enumeration cnn bo mado with ouly nominal expense to tho nubile J thorefoie rxiiueet that lour Board detail 1 sufficient number of policemen to poOi l orate with mo In procu In ao mpleto enumeration compiled to ns to show the name Hex and reoltlnnce of each Inhabitant of tbe city and whether an adult or a minor minorHuaii J On NT Police Commissioner Yoorhls said to tho re porter I liaxo road the reports from the bocond ward of the rerulto ut the ouuiuera tlon by tbo Board of Health and tbo none paper llteruiurx on tbe subjem and It does oem lomo that It TAI due to the tumor wol Inro and goiul standing of tho city of Now York that the May r should take stops to havo a recount by Ibo Board of Iolloo roriLypell wbatecriboeMra responsibility or cost or ibo extra labor and time expended by the policemen oxra mel thro will bo no sbrlnklng Irom tbo wurk Im BUI o It will bo dOle miolllitently carefully nnd coueclontlously The iltr olllnly has I right to have her people prop erly eounwd I Police commissioner Martin said be was heartily In favor or liivlnir n recount Bines tho Juno census tbo Commlslouor added 1 have board not less than 10 conplain a by heads of families ihat they were not counted I Police Commissioner Jlci lave raid hi aureed with the Ma or and the other Commissioners in buvinc a recount So that tore Is no doubt I what tho Board will do wil Mayor flrant said yesterday that after tbe recount I the total Is In excess 01 Ibo edel nl count In Juno bo will propose to Hui rintend ent I P Porter In cbaito of tbo cenius to sub Btttute tho count by tbo police lor the Juno ciunt 1 Mr 1nrlnr should rojei tilio proposal then tho Mayor would appeal to Cong e 8 President Wilson ol the Board of health hail mid arrangements and Major Bullaid bad prepared mnnx hnd plans yeslorday lo take 1 recount ol tho I Jrtt and the Fifteenth wards but tho probable recount by the police ciucil him tn change his plans I Is suggested by Jroldont Wilson that when the police recount Is taken Police Cantnlns bo held account able for the counts In their respectlio pro clnctd and that uheu Ibo icturns Iroma nard arecomploto the re ult be made publlo ar estimated at tlio Dnr o Health that tba re count will show that the population ot tbo town IK over lTOUbOO K F Ye6tcott wrote to tbe Mayor yesterday At tbe time tho census was taken there wero fully twemyflve tegular yearly t oardem In house il nnd fiJ Eat Eleventh street not called uuon isy family among tue r et A copy of resolutions passed by tho Harlem Democratic Club received by the Mayor Is I as follows llirrea the authorities of this city have anthort08 claimed with evident justice that tbe recent conus taken In New York city dos not fairly return the present population and Wlierrai tbe recount made In tho Second ward by tbe officers ot tbe Health Department hows n population thereof nearly SO percent more than the official enumeration thus giv ing force and validity to tbe objections which bad bon raised Hetoirrd That ttm Harlem Democratic Club believing thnt a recount of tho city I needed In order that Its population may be fall lyacceitnlned hereby joIn In the tequost

for such recount and respectfully presents Its pctuly l tltlon to that effect to the Mayor of tbe city and to the Census Bureau at Washington ely I XBir TJKIC CfJTl IVlUA rIU A New Enumeration 1rabnble Should tbe CltynCountOrcatlr lllfrjrlrom Ibe Ceniu WASHINOTOS Sept 18 Superintendent Por ter is waiting un to the possibility that the recent enumeration of New York city was faulty and that there wore numerous omls Elonsof persons and families In some of tho wards The oxtraoidlnnry gain In tbe Second ward of thirty per cent oor the census fig uroB shown by tbo recount by tbo Health Of fice Indlcatns to him that possibly there Is rom for InveMlgatlou Today Mr Porter or dered Mr Uloan I special agent of that divi sion of Ibo COIIRUS Office which has In charge the luestimation ot 1 lomplnlnte to go to Now i Yotk nnd J obtain I permission I to compare the returns of the Health Otllca from tbo Koo I ond wi rd with tbo census schedules fiom that part ol the city Mr Bloan had the schedules I packed up and was rendy to start when a few minutes after 1 oclock this aitornoon word cumo from Mr Porters xlck room counter manding bis order It bad oceur ed o him as un nftorlbought that I small district with only n thousand or two Inhabitants could hardly bo taken us an accurate test ol tnt count of I city tbo slzo nf Now Vrk Tbe Healih Office propar ng to malon now taunt of sotrrnl other districts with tbo nld if policemen and bo would wutt a few dots beforo taking action Blernwbilo Special Agent blonn Is acton waiting ardent aid In rendv to etnrt on a mo ments notice bbould tho rlty officials carry out their proposition of recounting soternl dlstilcts and I tlie results should differ to any considerable extem trom tho figures of tbu Census Office Mr Ploan will bo nt ono ordered to Now York to make a comparison between tbo two sots of returns Upon bis report will wil largely depend the future action of tbe Consul Office I ho finds thaI tbe Health Ofll elg urcs aiD reasonably correct nnd IhatlbeielH Martllng discrepancy between Ibm nnd the scheduled returns It Is probable judging from tbe action taken 0 similar cases elsewhuio that un olllclnl reiuumnratlon will be ordered On the oilier had I he ihould dlscoer IbM tbe omissions In the original count are lew in number nothing further will bodonethun to add hn missing names to Ibe schedules upon which tbey BU uld havo appeared apporOI Mr Hunt chief of tbe population division said today In relation to Mayor Orante re mark that he would ask Superintendent Porter loBubBtltuio the Health Office llgures Heath from the recounted dUltiets lor unco original count It would be Impotalble I would ho l cr trary to law to accept llgures from any but ndu y authorized atent to form a part of the notional census le suld Tie only ue to which Maor Iranta llgnros could bo nut would be to u e them lo correct our fehedules Forlnatnuce f a name appears In his returns from a cot tain street and number nhlcu does tiot appear on our schedule thin name would bo noted together with any other slcb that might be lound wlb orliod ulo would 11 dent through Hupervisor Murray fi the place Indicated for tberxpiea pur ose of scouting tbe nrultted uames VVeroulduot tnkx Mnioi Grant word ortlutof any other unautborlred pernon lor tbe oxUtancoof the poop o frald to Imvu been omitted without vorl HcHilou ttirnugli our nun officer A leeord li l elnukept uuch diy by the Con ua Ofllco of I tbe namen and qddrs e of lion ier ons who write to tho hew York paper coraplulnltijrnf UielruonenuiiKrntloD anil the vchedulvf luno been vxnmlnod to ue whelbor Ihey wore really counted or I t Of O nume IIIn examined only about h Imvu UU corurod on tlio vrbuilul the other i20 been mld by the uumeratorr bnlul MMrlHl Ccaeuo fliiur WnUUlno K Hei t 18Clo Ceuu Ilureau today announced tb result of thu count tit Hie population of cltlc nnd tcmu a follow j Cotlngtou Ky 37373 Increase 7C45 or 2570 j t r cent IczlDgiou id llMi i Increase 601W or UiiU txreenf Nowrorl KyJiiUH IncIlua ft II JV t Hr K Y SWj liior o j 3II i or TlMtifr cnt luJ sou Ariz I iuJi deraa 78 u2l I or V79V cor Clt ltjrn a L 111 Jnervai airl Ir dDcral J MW Ir nt Alhtua On llif1 Inernaa 416 Ptrfiit Augiinu V a r VVV w Jlt HP Wtf 1 f orr J WliWWiTt i IIU latloo ol Ailrcoa Trrllory UA69I I 11111 Il iiopulatlon wa iMtun t t CUll u 0iiOHfVlTtiC are Tli niott nr enltairy vlobl o rn 4y y el dlKOr oe An abMlnUeiir for all htrtdlury or e lalra II dlMu a lafulllbl la erolla caeo rheum turn dlirxonnir triiptloni nil dUordtn ot toaeh llrtr andkldntyiof adalU Od ebtldrtn Ironoone d by Itntlai phyilcUni ot K w Tork th trottit blood ttlaon TOMIKISsriLLE RTATfU IBtAKD N T8I IKO NIEllSILLE a 2 OKNTKi II TIDK l tn an Irlrd br rhm i llim for onl Tt r on ih drlc of IrUniti WM Imiared tn try your niool Iuiiflfr ic rt i and a aw r tl r tri td ro 01 I oner ind rar Il which w r rwnKn po ttiit I wi conMliM to cut mr ihoti w r r dnc l In l o d y I tnltik ll klii I u arcorulox I to yo tr direction drLI U a r rr tn r m dr I h T rrorurel tii t d holll 1 nd h M II will n llr ly c r r I m poililo I tr od itmtaj for rliianiaiUm Vor rr trnl iTr AKI MhrrBRAM Boilmtn Cliff t melon Euttn UUnd orricis Or j I n nontssoy t n R M ieth a lloldtnct fA But I4M1L NI IRK Jan at Ih1 i ALVAR nttAXIMAX VPIOIFln CO UBNTAl HaV Inr IMO rr the rait two year with rhtnroatUra Indtffcitinn tore throa1 and a compltia brt nc do or ray wtnia hm vrai Innicid alf Ill wlih MTtral r rnmiii nt itocton lo try tha Caoiut RIoM rnra which I rontlnuid tn no tor about ihlrtf day lnc hleli tlmal I havo bun rnllrtly Iri from tno aboTcmtntlonct iroubUt and IKVI mor amblilon 10 dar thin at any Urn In trio put fonrytara lean tm htanilr rtcommina tho In any out hurlrnU urn iroubla 1 il 1 k HOUIfftfoN The Caclni Blood Cr b pool II ret r enrcri naneran ee or Herolul Bull Bbenm I one no th time nhere all other blood partner tmre tailed rrononnrtd by Itadlnr I pbrilcltni rnJe NtwTork tba irrrattit blood euro known Hcnil Tor doverlptlro book containing ondnrxmtnti of prnndntnl pbyiiclaoi and many cored In New lork Suld br drniralita ALAS BUAZ1L1AN HfEUirill CO II 1 all O Now Tork MASOMS I1KADQUARTERS for WELLMADE MODERN STVLK FUltMtURE STL UIIIRF Parlor Chamber Dining Iloom folding Hods 1CX CARPET1NQ8 OILCLOTHS UAT TINGS ICaso BEDDIItO 8PRINO DED1 to at MODERATE crlcea which ACTUALLY means HALF what you bar to PAY In the INFLATED Pry Goods illetrlct or OOTIIAU Economical BUYERS should gst OCR estimsta bend for NEW Illuatralsd CATA LOGUE IAd and now ready malted free HVRTIE AV HO OfflDGE ST BROOKLYN ttll lltt CIranlng S7KAU CAKf IT cKANINJordrs sent to ends D liorks aiuioaiu E 7ilb si prompily attended tat 1Ir n 11blo aad 1 kod IUlo JILLfRf J 10 t Ib lo11 rc 1111111 CI o f rJ1utr ml iiC iCRI iefor apultljig for MArIMUTi ll way ratruiaMreMAV0AL ystsBl stlleltort TMTCUYMiicad 1 t and i urC LO T A bsuk book or llsrliui kariags Hank 110 log ta err fsii sr riuisr pl leas rslvrn ssuis lo n Unk tfxlrrmluator et Trrotiu CO IAB t exyKKMIKATUIIII Kills ssljes l alsMw l laslJIboiHUMii u ltlno I nfl film r dtt 01R11dIThjCf trailark select family betell all rooms far Talk er raml o1 1 rr etrest asceileai table one Mock to elevated r NICriTyUiimmirD Jon reeer twi rlU nen wltb arwltbont bad jrM4Uiav COOARR Mal fur two young men wllb board i also Obeli room 110 West aitb o men TRATJGIIRnH kxrnANnE and Want opplv C v ja Weet 43 l sL have desirable rooms with t111 n0 r W jh or Vritbool board superior accommodations forpnyel tlsn or dentistjn private ramlir ATTRNTION 11 1 Attractive hsndioraelv fur A tru iIO rr nt bed floors private butli I private lab o optional ultssand single rooms with or win out boarddo tor s oOcest references I Uformailon free s o LfcLAND rrx aeweitanbit AKNO southeast corner aoth st and nroUway elect family lieteli I American and European plant central loratloni convenient to all places ot amuse ment tsrms f I and 12 ptr day FUrtNIHIirn APAnT ENT8 and rooms for marrlsd and ilngta people atware en books time and fir ratine shoe leather and renatinii saved by exsmlnlnglbllllpaa Hoarding House aud Boom Regis ter ifV wsit Iih st VIFNNA CAFE S8 Clinton plscsi good table board SI a week 4TII AV 10241 years ertahllibMl I mechanics I boarding houie f or qnlel respectable working ladles and nents Aio and 6 weekly 9TII liT 3in near station Swl fnrnlibea roomii ladles can be accommodated vrltb bjard Til KT 2tll KAHTNIre rooms elegant table 10 early breakfasts evenlugdlnnersbith bell 10 iTII ST 34 rAPTLsrge room with board salt ftbte man and wife or party ot gentlemen I1TII liT 314 KARTSraall and large room wltb good board tcrmi moderate early breakfast 1JTII ST 41 I WEST Flegantty furnished sunny Jivf soiles and square rooms hot and cold water nsated superior boanlijable boarders IT7 ST ftl WEST Very pleasant rooms wltb ex I cellent tablet references requtrea OldTBT 33 WBHT Urra front room and halt roomii luptrlor Uble low ratct to permanent parllit OOD RT 40 WEST Fnrnlined roomi with board tSrft tlntlo and doable 7 at roaMnablo ra en tabio and atlindarceoodip claii made or ervlnitnii l at reildonoe tablo boardiri and tranilcnta accom modated OQD BT sos VtEgrLante cheerral nicely rnrnlih O e t roomit oxretlent board aud attendance mod oral terma permanent iraniltnt O JD RT32JWFSTLarr4 eherrfnl nicely rurnlih wO rd roomit ilnulo or eu mile all convemencei mall rooms table board OOD HTlcO WESTnntola intxtantlal table O board ilnirlo meat 25c and 3oo QlBTBTri1 WKRT tifar Sth arLare cheerful Ol nictljr furnUhtd room linffly oreniulte both convenience table board a iptclaity OOD ST so WRKTNlcelr furnished I r ons bot 32 a5dTorJ ous r rI O fc and cold water superior board reasonable 37Tli wnKTllamlsomoIr fornlibed back and front roams prirato batnl rreuch table terras moderate reference S3QTII RTIfH WRRT not RroadwajrLarge frnnt OO and connecting rooms singly or en suite also mall room all conveniences i arlor floor excellent board OOTII ST an WESTLareeTileilrsble cool roomi OO running wslsr balh ample ctoiets also parlor excellent board 4 IfJTII BT a 7 WK8T Large front nr bark room and 1U ball room with boerd nlceljr fornlsbtd borne comforts gooileelctiborbood K1ST 349 WESTMrely I fnrnlibed 1 rooms Isrge 1 sa S1TE 713 tr 1 and small nlcstv located excellent table me cbanlcs prsterred terms moderate ROD ST 2t WEST Handsomely furnlihed large UO an moll rooms ererv convenience with ex cellent board also table board ROD ST 341 AND WESTUroe and small nicely eJO firnlsbed rooms all convcnlsncts board op tlonaL K1TII ST in3 rASTRonm for two gentlemen with ll 1t 54TJ ejl or wltboot board rrlvate lamlly terms mod erate TQD ST 178EAST Beautiful cleannewly fornlshel r f O jooms wltb or without board married coaple or gentlemen TTTII STnoTEARTElngle an t double nlrely fur 77T j f g od goW I f nUhed rooms bath gas wlih or without board Q18T BTrisTEASTNlceiy furnished d single I and Ol double rooms wltb board couples or gentlemen private bouse Q 4Til ST 131 EAST tin e lo nation Room and su 841 Oi ptnor board I alio tabla board itrlitly private location O4TII BT 131 RANT rear itatlon Mfely furnished Ofi rooms wltb board batb as table board tasu QRTII T 417 EAST rrlrste houie lirge I room Oi with txiard conple or gentlemen 911 two f6 one Q 7TH ST 201 EAST Kooms with board H 0 Ol also rooms tor grnls or light honiekeeplng 111RTII 8T 11J ti AST Lane bandiomelr fnrnltbed 1 O Vo I AINoE Jxfv front room two centlemen orcojplo private family familyrSt1tCY rSt1tCY nrd htn BOARD S3 to Cd 93 1lneapplo ft Brooklyn 3 mln ntei from trldffe Tlfaianc rooms exeellrntboard MA COS ST 497 Ullca av station Itooras wltb board for ctntlimen prlrale ramlly terma yi f1lmi htd loom Pl1rtmtnt Vo et C tNTOK PLACK 39 Btar BrodwaLaror aDd mU rooms conveniences llf bt bonsekeepiur or f enti lao up PLACE 77 near Broadway Slnde and CLINTON EIrh 1 double rooms nlcelr furnUhed geuilcmen onl tl up CLINTON rLACK 26Elnile I and dQoble rooms 10J 1 nit nicely fumlibsdj ffendimcn orllcbt bou ekespluff i FURNISHED RiOMS tn lei bath hot and cold water and gas sio I East Sad it FTnNI8llWROOM to let Isrre and small Inquire 4MJVeit Wthst HANDSOUIILY KUUNI8UED SECOND FLOOR front alcove room also front room on third 3Jtt tait loth at O ITOHITK CHELSEA KQLARK 440 Writ roll It Front room private bouse clout running water beat reference P AKD HEDKOOM conneetlnr caaTbatb rea ii onatile I for Iwo 14118 Sd an wih station pARKA 424 between hand tn 1Lrj awl ly fnrnlibed rooms slnirle or en suite STUyvIfsAM RTii CnearOili it itatlonIleceptlon and back parlor running water good poiluun for doctor LET AD elegantly furnlibeil alcore room for one TO Ht L Hm r on or IwORrntleinen lath water Ac 4J Charles su near t tb s 1 station i tb av 1 1ST ST 11 I AST KUule and double roomiTYentle inen or light bonseieeplng fa I nu weeklr 4TII R11I EAST Elejunt front parlor inllable for married couple or iremiemeu also ifnule rooms AV ox Kurnlihed rooms l0 fa r I K to 8TII II i It room and brsakfait H MSH H fi ru water bath 9 Til ST U4 n EST Desirable roomi on eecond floor to rent singly or eu suite to gentlemen wltbout board references nTII ST 44 WKBTIarre and small fumlibod roomi entlemenonlr QYrn ST 33 KAST One or two desirable ii In J refined private family abolute 1 cleanness ouo block from station all conveniences 0 1 RT IT4iiiW iTCopPra1I1 A larto nicely 1 fnrnlibed room all conveniences alioimall room private neighborhood QOD ST 314 WEST Larne square room second UPri floor ant one on third noor private bouss sle raDII furnished reasonable terms OOD HT 3rtO WEST L sttUionParlor anil t ftt 23 ILrt II ii Lolb Lolbnplrl wO room adjoinnn a1 ronTemences bath private family br f iit If desired reueonaVle to twoiceriiie men or married couple who wilt be permanent Win thropa t cli 2ilA KTrsso WKRTIlanaroinetT farrlih d front O pirJor excellent table and attendance tcrmi I moderate OQD ST 2TO WEST Larft lIt d imallrooniiitenit O reasonable venilemct on I jr QITII 8T i 3 vifir Hand niB ly furnished rnomt 24 I i1J vfv tlOgily or en suite also nl hall II roams decant parlor floor four rfluma all improvement reasonable OITII ST 253 WEHTLarte eheerfal s con 1 floor 24 rlr dr frint room nlc lr i furruhrd ail conTcntencts also two conneetlnr ruonts terras moderate O4TII BT 2J WHAT near liroadway rieaitnt tame rooms tilcelf ruralihcd alio small rooini all coneiUncesi rtfertpco 261Ilr tr3M WEfiTMcelr fornlihed Iirtte roomi W J tj larae cJosece runnlox wattr with board a o tabe board MjLriQN OITII BT 2H 1 WIBT IlandeomelT furnished roomi wif for Ktntlimen QXC3 and flo treekly 0 1 BTBTW TKSTDeslrable and imall rom O 1 references exchanged JOD nTjVlWKHT ParloTTToor wlih prhVtTbathi I OO aso other large and small rooms gentlemen or entlsman and wlia OOD KT SH tVHRT oesr oth av Largo second and i arob OO third i story front roomi alsoolfce for ph slcun I and small rooms 5TII T m iRT i l i mar Jtf ketpluc with ec mmo sltUBi for waiblng alio b ltroom respectabebouie ORTII B1U IPHTLII front parlor aicellentfor Ov ibyilclsn also 1 other desirable rooujfc allcunveu leneei ressonable OKTII ST 311 W r VrMrelri nr n Ii h eT p7rior lo Ol iicutleinsu pice location lrius niuderate prl vale fault arTII AT WBif Uandeernfit furnished room u sluilo or en suite private f ainlly i rsferenee OKTII HTIW WKurTHandsoiiiely f7rnlibedroom til suitable for deullit nlc locsilon iJ6111 bT Ill I KAHTklcelr furnlihed room rent JU uioderaienearlisuilor ntTII r y WKSTllsiidonjlrfrnUlia t Isne OU and imali rooms like location all coiirnlefices isribs luoderate OQTII 1 hT Jill tVFHTNewly I fuiuUlil uara r ms OO for gsoUsmenwr aentlemsu aod lfv treakras If desired OnTM kf IH KAHTlsrduinilr furilslied Isrie I O y from room bstu on floor runniug water private fauillf 4TII yTii A Hrai WKnriIr I an1 msii si rooms elegantly urnisheJ I ir Ikovutbly ro t 0 table psrttss 41 kf s rl4WKi f Dir Uruadear Prim Dd f I Lark f rlors e l rurunlioli alulufl rwu t te t fof neiiteuieu amy 4 lUll yl WKtT Hiwlr furaUiT fsefoDd siory ill lr l lro ini ensry roureiileate woierau Vl 1 1 Mlecl 1 Bsurbtwrliwd Itk tuurttut fiuiir Aflll nVtt WruTHsDdsoinlr rure 1104 Isrse 4U 4 ualJrex MU near HroaiVMi lUlU 11I4 nun rUII JI18 tlIIIIT 1 prliKtat 1M vrE A T I Mid ei ly fir l i a room 46W cmyi rtt r ne 4QTH ST lIlT WKSTlJtf and tmull nlrely for 4O ntehtf roomn 11I1 eoDnDlOauOl nlc Kxatlonl prlrat laU KnTII BT SI I WKRT lUndiorntly rornlihtd room OUl r iui4 man nlctly Joeltdl pnvnu farallyi rut odlo CISTBT mi WBRT H n wmHy fortiUh iJ lrr 51 flrl 516 or mill rcorai Ti nttly loc i J for il rllrot lii trm m04Ie JUD ST Jf4 VTK8T HandsnmMT furnlibeit large OO and smal rooms all conveniences crliste ram llyt letmi moderate KfllH M KAST Lrre room nrJbl for two 57T nlc leMtloni ptlt t houn tfnt loir O4TII T 241 BAST Mcely fornlthed rooms bsth O4 ait I married conriles or gentlemen tirms moderate Q4TIIBT ir 4 EAST llandiomely fnrnlibed front O4 parlor folding bel t4l bail roorn fl1r l OQTM sn ens RAfTIarrebaet psrtnr rotiple OO iiutlsmsn tai or with bosr l lOt two fl II I lliQTH fT 77 BAST yronl parlor and connecting JLO bedroom nlI rnrnlhedlllnUaen 0 eool fo4 ekl C VEST mil BTllandsomentisreroom fo4 I 10r88T 1 private bouie 1ntG stIlt ll11rtUtlltG i t WBLBRAHARA N IT con JOT II ST ANU STII AV A HM nlnleljr nr nrool l helop pHrlMont honor In tliv moal B hHmiibl unit rc p lublp n iitloii In lie city The room nr bMndconrlr detornlnd nnd trimmed In miihnRRnv ehirty nd Onk mitnlcl mliior nnd IrRunl OrcplHccm rue biilh room nre filed HUT er llm tiilm nd nickel nlpc Tbn bull Mr wld nil Unlit pullea covalat of two er Morn nm 1 Iaa en cr el T tor eteetrle llabt teMD PMC elreirle belt nnd penklnn tnb PA term iinH pnriletilnm nnply to JROMAIINJE BROWNCO 00 WE8T B3U MT COB BROADWAY OJ TO LET 8th Av 137th 138th Sts Etllro new block of fliti tbo Until on tba vrit Sldo poiirnlonatnnco all InproTamtnta to aoloot imalt famllltii falUfactory rtfironcea rmulrel BROWN GOLDING 1201roadffay8th Av cor 18Sth St 169 W 83D ST leEant alBKte Flat f rooms and batbi pleDdld nelcbborbood BENT ONLY WHS Apply lo Owner 114 Vct 8111 at APAHTMKNTM OF 9 AND a KOOUB RENTS 75O TO 12 FLOUR OF G BOOUH ALl LIGIIT JUNI IG ro IU AIM iiorca moderate rrnu Avnly to JOHN Hll Ka IOGDAl fl J JM 1OGD loth MT OOlb and O7tu to THE CHELSEA aso uvt nj i f ARROLUTELT FIREInooF FILTERED WATER MIIOKRATi RENTs VERY DEBIRADl R AlAHT llhSTK KUHNIMIKD AND UNFURNISUED THE EDINBORO Northwest corner lt 3d it and Amsterdam av Elegantly appointed data Eteam beat passenger elevator ball boys ac HENlb UO TO C7C Apply on premises AEFFINCHAM OSS TO 1103 WEST ASTI1 HT Seven roomi and bath cabinet finish decorated throughout Office 361 Wett stb it Wbere are jroa orotns when yon come bnck from ibe country r DOlt relnrn ton 0nl bat take one ol onr bouse Voor flat rett will bur It In frw yrarcand you will own a lOTely borne wltb every comlort and coDvonlcnce known to modern Hie C C DAVISOV SBO Brondvrny AT THE FOLLOWINO IIOD8F8 carefully mansged by one owner vacancies tnajr at times be found worrbr or the Inspection or respectsblo families It4 East Htth si to 7 rooms baths private halls 2ltof33 Jo3 h ast PSlh SL s ro mi baths private balls 27 to 3B H3 East 7tb st a rooms and hatbs 21 to 33 1773 1st av rooms nrlvMO nails xuto yt Apply to Janitors dar or oventnc FLOUBS TO JLET WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS IN HEW DLOCK AT X BETWEEN 83D AND 84TII STS 3ENT8 FKOMJU TO 17 APPLY ON PREMISES New apartment of four room with latloaarr tab and ranee at 188 and 1BO W at a lit ot otTHOUAH THOUAH A ECKEKHON 35 Vfml aoth nt S2O to 824 decant Apartment O ICooena and Bath All ImpravemrniMt near onr nfflce Kent rv lo un I 1HOO PREHUKE t MUO1IE 7lh anil Olb or NEW AND DEHinABIE Tbr lloir 147181 Wrt 3JSth t near Hroudwajr and 6tb av F even rooms and bath o to 7n coat included Two psrs elerators steam beat hull boys references AUEM t CO 1OU WKCil U4l 11 BT A CLKI1 ANT and large steamheated tlals BU West 7ist it cor fib icoiumbui ar 7 rooms and bath loleiieUKNTsWn IBOO O5 Aprlvto lanlior on premises or to OUNO k litUONAKII UU Weat niat at ST AHT JUHT cojiriKTED to fiw elegantly decorated flats 5 rooms and batb balls heated cabinet trimmed half block from suburban station rent el to C2U 4UD rVI 3O8 AND 87O WFHT Elegantly decorated steambested flats alllight rooms rennsatotau A AELKOAST APAKTUENTH 4 large light rooms painted In perfect order corner bousor rent from KMJtof 12 halls heated Apply to Janitor 168 liastUHihit A PAKTHENTR Three large light roomsTnewlr i pslnied and pspsred In bouse iioa M av n ar IStHhit L station rents 7 ta Apply np stairs AHKAUTIFCL 11OUC 14 roomTand clllar 2 feet deep roll lot rentra 607 Hart su Brooklyn E U A PARTMBNTS of three and four rooms all light with I Improvements cheap rent 2 q East liuiu st CORKER 3D AV AND 1IOTII 8TTTover dry goods store Handsome flats all Improvements Incor rect order rents v ry low iu and el Janitor DhSIRARLE FLATS of u rooms and bathall Im crorsments rent low to smsll famlli Apply to lanltrS3 tast6Uibst or lo UHUUI t IJKTTSTlaiu E LiiANT FIATSO light roomi and batb ri3 to Ha I7IQ Madison av corner IMtliel over drug tore flLATS WIVH Oil WITHOUT BfEAM HEAT light wellvenillatedapirlmcnts at reasonable rents Apply on premltes ita Wesiwth st or to J E wllltAKkil 6 LIBtRTV 8Ti FLATS In perfect ordsr decorated mirrors por tleres and lace curtains price moderate H UDSON AND WIRT IdTII 8TRtls ant a menls or 3 and 4 rooma In tho One uew flats JACKKON FLATH7 231 to S West I3lb sLIIand lomety decorated On rooms bsth and all Imnrovo ineuisi rent very low to small families f2J lofW m insdlsti posiessiun Apply to ianltor LEXINnTOS V 121 Near Btti stllandlome single ground flat 9 rooms and Uatb alllmDrovo menis rent Hi LrXINOTON AV 1433 t34 single flat third Bat seven light rooms aud batb Landlord second floor NORTUWEfcfcOltrfHTII RTTANII AVENIB A Kin vie top Hat rooms and all Improvements window In each room first class order 9tC OM V ettra Isrre rooms all Improvements nearststlon flue healthy location 13U K notb it OSIV OSK rLATIeflln 7inVtb av near Milhst a larco ruomi tl aecond fat KeeJanltor RKNT rBBlj UNTIL on7lbreeUaatlfnl flats lieateil halls rive room and baib all nicHlern Ira priiiemenlt In qulsi an I fanned nelglborbood one minute nrL station aboi a Harlem bildge rrnt frmii tITIutWI Mr BIMIIII Apply lo A Ci ULAUKaTT sisnu 47S Wllls av near lictb st 4 rniiK wiFrKAUKK no We4aiMrNor read Jl for tenants uf good moral standing liavlix Ibree ariepialilo reirren re none others nvtdapMr tiifeaparlineiiisol olnhtaml nine room hetHes bath liandsomely ilecoraet well arranged as ranges for uniiner ccnlraMoiatl n elo toclturrlies tustoesa dsrsve Vi U mouib sbvwu WAIIIMITiW IT 77H i7ir JsnsThree larls all Ight riums Hr tlto r our in re rent on J tl luuediaieiposseiilou Inquire of Mrs uulliiur UTII AV ll IU nir I bil slllandsomslv tcor O ated spaninsuir ilrl an l third ittw bul dlufs lx au ereu larg all lishl rooms and balbroom aluinu rii luipruvrueiiis boils iiilsbt Ilirous out lu put Uhedbrd iods marble balls leils uiy it id JAUITOli 1T T IUI T OPKSM loiauklns W Aarlusiiisusiir rmura od n uttfl gpnrtfetcntti tQtn ST vrEIT naasom flats font rT O Jsnd bath roomi latest Imprrovomsnti nVara R1TII RT 314 KAST Two loom all llxfil reoaisT t7 moderate rentt owner on premises nr I UT TT ail HAiTn t 4 Isrro banrlKf I J pslnted decorated roomi all light mods ni irovem n siii OOH hT I2 KART Flats fonr room and bithT IO newly renovated brown stono boose Htir OTII KT 924 KAfiTKlocant single flsti Vin I someljr decorated six rooma and bath an inL provcmenls Oni T M3 rAhT New elegant flats Ofa roentsi 4and5roorns renttl7np tJOti ST fttt bAFTFlrerooras and bath alll UO prorementi renu li to 4JU Inquire at ill BasiKdstaiilior 8 lt FT A iAKTFK roomi and batht all l O provemenli ttnlf liMlto IN Inonlre at 5 I ast Kid stjanlior 8 l fiTTd EAST Five rooms and bathi alfinT O prnrementsi rente fl3tofl4au Inquire at in hastbadsijanlwr OiTII riT 4V KASTNw elegant ground list O rooms and bath beatedi al ImproTemenis O4TM ST UiKAST ecnnt flata mxtnswiih bstiC Oy hoi water and halls bealfd rent tu T 347 EAST Top flatl o all light roodl n prorementsi newly renovated 9I CrjTII ST Ml RASTllandsnme TatVllfM fiwmi OU ImproToments newly rsnoratedi ooner ra premleea QCITH t T 31l TO S17 KAST Flegant rewl tsTall Otlrnprovements nva light rooms tlTlojn T 3J1 EAST Elegant new all iicht aa t ruomstallluiprovemsnu rent tnoderste COTII KT 210 KAST Arartmentsot nd I rcomT Ol luhutienly renovated rent itou OOD XT 104 CART Plat for small rurally four rooms and bathroom all imnro emttiti in go i order TH ST ion EASTFlrit flat 7roomn lOff 1 room all Improvements tvu 11 ITil KT ansCAST yive all light large rooms ini J14 balbi bot water stationary range rents tia and IU apply flfit flat west KAST roTII ST Lsrge tblrd floor smMe closels ImprovemeDtSi J3J prlrste bome sil block anil pnrtmtatjs ELEOANT RUITES In Ibo Montague 103103 tagueaLi nnlclassootr nttil gypnrtmttrts VANTIID by Oet L corner eocond flat seren rotns vv and bath steam heat above AOtb St wet iide I statloa not to oxeeed tvi if elevator la Rear no objection crolnit higher than second Coot adults references exebanved Address E L box lej Knn uptown offlce lvtiA Uroadwav oflnfumighttl gtomag and bath room hot water supplied br owner an Improvements smstl family aa Kast77tb si MOTHERS IT IB TOUR DOTY TO TOOK CHILDRBS TO MOVg TIIKM INTO A I10ME Of TUhIR OWN IT WILL BE A IlKALTIIKlfL RKflNINO INFLUnxCE NUIV AND IIIVK Til KM A Dl UIUUTFUL RKTROSfFOr ALL TIIRIRLIVKSl WBWiLLUITE TlIU TIIK OITO1UU NITY VISIT OUR UFFICBtaND LBAUN HOW q O DAVISOS S80 Broadway DESlKARtB HOUSES tinfurnUbed and furnished In all parts of the city FULUDU BRiiTllbKU K 4 Broadwair nearlttbsL TO LET In inistst flv mtnutea from Me rose ta J tlonorolorated railroad now twostory cottages with modern Improvements arranged for two faml IteeirenKia and 11 Inquire L V CUKOVER uij Eait liudst go get fttjuAtoftf BVIIDINOS I TO IET I IN OBEAT VAKIETTT Ks7XAND A IVniTlNG S Bevkman Bt PACTORr rAPILITIES one or two floors with or without steam gss water stable In Lone Islajai city Address r K F O box Jvza rOBEsTfTtUE LOBINO 10TU AV Wast 74th St and Bonlsvsud J B WniTAKEB 08 LIBBBTT BT TO LET Tbreestory faelory laxSO with Crane building In rear 31X40 rnt Hi wr month U U llBNbERal 58 Trait 4UtB It TO LET STOnE flrst second fourth and flftb lofts for raleiroomor light business near Broadwayt low rent e Franklin at H ST Large store with four dwelling roomii lio flats cheap rent J48 Bast I2SU at CgOfWm MEW STORE wllb 4 rooms spleaaia VJOVf JU location for drag shoe or boato arnlsb Ing a334 6th av W ANTED A stable with four orflro stalls n wi on room EUBKSS 4i4 4tn ar ATTENTION DR OBINULE has devoted his time for many yean to ttie zelnslT treatment of diseases ot men from whatever eaoss arising BLOOD and SKIN uisessea id spots pain la bones sore throat and mouth blotenee and eruptions ca the skin ulcers painful awelllngi ac KluN rY and URINAKY complalnta Irritation scald ing inflammation frequent Inclination to urinate Is fectlous dlichargss gleet strictnr ana kindred altec tlona oitOANIO WEAENESa nervous debllliy Impairs memoir menial annety absence of will power lost vitality melancholy Involuntary vital leases west back and othrr dlroasea reiuitlng from excesses Indts eretlon or overwork recent or old Bpe lly thop ongiily and permHnsntiy rured All itrurerlns ehronis diseases snccessfuiiy treated A Ions and aztenilre DrartlraJ etiperlence enables tbe Doctor to apply tas proper treatment al one without nselesa experiment thus savlnit the patient much time and eivense OFFlfE OVEtt TEN YEAUS 171 We t I2th IL between t th and 7th ava ronralta tlon tree HOUPA u tn 11 Nnnrtavi ntn4 um suo WF BIERi ONLY ulcer dlsrhsrgss gleet stricture recent or old blood poison sore throat or month akin eruptions blotches co oreit spots kidney and bladder diseases Irritation scalding urine Ar weakness nervous ds bllliy errors ot rnotb bsd dreams lost vitality from excesses Indirection or overwork All lingering ebronlo diseases after all others Cat inecssXnllr treated I bave everything known to science for Quick rsllef and euro euro consult Dr OIIAY the well known specialist 120 Fat 17th it near 4tb av Lowest terms advlss free boars 0 tot nunaays u to 3 atid etott ALL EECRET AND PRIVATE DlbEABKS of mel cured Inafewdsrs by a new mode of trestmenl tip charfounleas cured Also sore tbroat and tongue plmplee nicers dlsraaed bones gleet stricture blood poiaoitlnK skin diseases kidney and tilalder a o votth tut error nervous debility weak back bad dreamt lowneis of splrita weakness of body and mind lost vigor and manhood restored suffer no lunger ours U certain l uarameoa quick and sure cure Hear tn mind pMctlco makesperfeott Monicured yearly buf ferers from bad advice should consult roe Do not be InfliHnccil tin to Ibe fountain head UK IULLKT1 Medical Inllltute I4U fcsst imp SL near ad av A riRII ALLOTI1BRS FAIL consult OR BONHtlltDH uxvtL lhlt 1 wVnri sledlnK apeclallsi for nesses or ment blood poisons ulcer swellings dis charges leet stricture nervous debility loet vigor kldnejr bladder and skin dlsea ea Science and skill only no intent remedies or socalled nnlv mslbodsi dsngerous and loogetandlnr case solicited recent cases 4 to 10days Uoursuto37to8 eondsystllll ADB JLAKOrDE Freneh pliyslolaa forelsn and hospital practice both aeies oflsu car when others fall medicine I advice free 7u7lbr ADOVO 4tb St AMIH IIUNIAP M D can be coniultad cona tenMaltr on all female diseases e eclrlelty clren lien benertrlal 118 Wen yid eL a to 4 brook Ijru oBlee Ill Clinton su near City UalLato fl KOIIILKB Orraan learned midwife tuiardsladlesbeforeanddortntronnnement nine K prlTlu ngUse infants CERTAIN IVME farbea4srbedliea siof Ihs skin cbet heart stomsch Hrer kldners and bladder Dr llroughtone lnvUoratlnKyruiU5c DR KDW K COKBAD Ladles fhyslctanUdl l may cneui me Inperfect conrldenre on ell subjeri of a private nr delicate nature science an ekl Innlr l ltlv relief private sanitarium send slsmp i rboi k 1i ton dally f cept tunday office am West 4th t DIHKAHEM OK MEN ONLY Jor speedy relief and tar cure eonsali nld Ur GKINDLK resrsspecial limce 171 tVeet Ulh L between tub and 7tb a a Lowest charges advice res OR MAWKKR 8 West I3lh slfidsstTssdln rlallst qtilekeil cures nr nocharce after ailoilnri fall newestremedlet uiedjclneIi advicefreo I rrNITO1HIJVAIIY DI6KABF6 A BPF I 13 TV IM W 4 IL liours U A 1 to U M Bio I IIUW TO OFT CUIILU QUICK All discharges and prlrate it leasespositlirely clire i i A dsjrsi vat sirletiirea night olsctisrgss ulcers nl swelMors advice free cliargeslowi tbsrse Kpe w isi liMjJilsl ph slclau tAifcast lutb su nearMav wiu MHS siTHK perlliea mldwlfei conrlass isfKi wtb t day board ilOl lofsota adopted VJofsl Dllli st Ol1 rOilTlvijZiimmi nsnnyroyii p ICHlfallureluiDosslble Tall or write FJiyKlRUNeurtsiloibsi A TKIsj pfMilc Dr nilOt OHIO or i sil MV dlraua if ihesku rhel lirsri stomach lltsi Uney bladdtfnsrVBUsrxbaiistlon ac r rfirsl4tb el yVILKH KXTKAOT TKKTII DR wlibonlpaia MU iuJ rus74 Vsrleki for filial i GAU toei freYwIiii MII tiff tt nil j P ljHUfJhjrerra ie4aiJiJisr tjfTAJII W NKT lor TIhTII while walling sr wl emilog jf ciAlli nn ib i VUIIBrilAM UK IBEUerkUeyeeal Ida iiji r c v fe4 eiCTB mo DJ1US BVItBT Nina Brldeco Three Huwnltla Darn and Tree TVaeaed Avrar TROT Pect IB Tbo dam at tho outlet of tbe reeorvolr kooxra as tho BoDestoel IonJ six miles northeast of tho vlllnco of Fooatrnktll snvstvay at 2 oclock this mornliiR nnd tbo w ntor rushed down through ihn narrow valley toarlnc UD troos and currylne awny everrthluc Rtatidluc In Its course Six now bridge on tbe PooMnnklll and Columbia hlehwny wore swept awny anil destroyed and bulldinsa on tbe lino 0 the Htroara woro washed nwny Three siitv mllla were desti ot ed nnd the barns and shod 01 Uoorce otlrell wero wrecked At the bom let nt Bui hervilio John Ilahdalls nhop wa do moltlieil but tbe wnter reaohlne the flats and apreudine out tbe village wa saved At 1po tonklll tbo siroeu wire flooileil nnd iVbeelers elmo shop was ewntit from Itafounda lion Though Iho water In tlio creek at tills city ro o alurrnlnely no damnco was done Tlio pond WUH cotupletolv dfalnod IIARIKOHD Snot 18 Ahoui onotblrd of tho Broad IJrook dam in the town of Klllncton unvo way last ovoiilnc Hooding tlio Burrouml Inu oountry rnrrlnc away brldce nnd lu er i rurtltiR railway ttnvol Wbon tho dam burst the rtmh of wnter carried nwny tho wooden hlRhway brldgo Ixiion Tho wreckage was I boruo nn tbo llnod down the brook nnd ntrlklnK the wooden railroad brMeo ou the Itockvlllo nnd Molioso brnnch ottho Now York ond ew Enslanu lialroad tore the btructuro from Its foumlntlons ThawiOilenbrlilKeontheSprinc flijil Oiv lon of tho siimc road several ml I pa below won knocked out of line ami nn train ran ho run ncr It IliBeoncers are taken fiom Uruntl Biook to alelros ITBIUCO Tbe flood nlnomro away the foundation of a tenement bouse In IIrood Ilrook The dnmaae to tbe dam a alone structure la nbuut I21M Albany Hunk tmbeailera Indicted BDFTALO Sept 18 Fourteen lodlctments wero reported by tbo Grand Jury in the United States Court at 1245 oclock today Among them wero two ncalnst George P Whitney of Alhiny for embezzling funds of Iho Albany City National lank and nnotbor formiiklnff false entrloi In tbe banks books 1 wo Indict ments ere also luund avaltiat Anthony Gould of Albany ono fur al IDC and abetting Whit ney In em ezzlng funds and Ibo other lor nld Inic and abetting him In making f lso entries Tho cnrtlcs have not yut buen arraigned Henfeneed to be Uanxed MOSTICELLO III Bept la The jury in tho Bucsell murder caso have found the defend ants guilty of murder Calvin Ilolden and Albert Dunbamwcro sentenced to be hanged and Ann Eliza Ilolden was sentenced to twentylive years anil Edwin Holilen to fif teen years imprisonment In tbo enltentlory Obis la tho fliit time tbo death uenaity has heen passed upon nny uno In Plati county Tbo woman enticed a travelling salesman into n publlo park In the etenlng ai he was murdered lor bis money by her confederates A Child Ioet In tbe Wood HUDSON N y Sent IB A threeyearold son of Georce Weaver a resident of Greenport about a nillo from this city wandered away in tbo woods on Tuesday morning accompanied by a doc and hn nnt been heard of ilice About sotontvltte pencua have hnnte In nil dlreitlons without HiicorB It has rained dur ing tho two days and nlchtK nnd It iHcontld oted doubthil II Ibe child couM withstand the oxnosuro Tho sonrch is belnc continued by hundreds of persons Falaebood Abont Houth Dakota YAJXTON 8 D HepL 18 Tbe Chamber of Commerce of Yankton has issued nu address to iho public to tbo effect that many news pnpera for tbo past year or two Imvu published untruth ul nnd damaging statemertn as to failure nf croplu Buuth Dakota and e pociully go leciirdlne tlio cmiiiHof tbn soutli asiern portion of tho State where crons have been tullv UP to ttio avcntgo of the best acricultural titatesoftfae Union Prealdent of tbe New t7nlereltr CHICAOO fcort 18 Tho directors of the new University of Chicago today electeil Dr Har per tho present Incumbent of tho chair of Semitic languages In Ynle College Preililent of the new Institution Although he will bavo six nionthit In which to decide upon his answer to tbn trustee It Is n wellknown fact thut tbu truboe bad almost ro ltlve knowledge of Dr Ha pnrs wllilnei 68 to accept be iiosltlon b fore it was onered him

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Tr 9 w L U I plED TO SAVE THE IIORSFS wcv nvnxim 10 DitAin nt sna itt p ojjtuniitva tiJtsnmfK STABLE Iea Of One by lb Firemen k7 Re nrped by Aaothr W HN4 rrUke Twenty Fret lrm tbe Door TWO men and twtlt horn wr burned to lAth In I flT ln thB itall0 of VJentln Garabilnu Brewery Comoanr loWest r Lo 4WIf West fortrUrtt street roiterdar mornloff and two otkir men were eerlouMr burned The itable aS a on itorr framo building at 630 532 and 534 and extended tbrouah to Fortieth triit Tlio oenlral part ot the building was flid U a coooeratte and the stifle when Mnlx boreee were kept were on either lId IB the cooier Ke was a bin pitch kettle adtOhOtILt0h to lino beer kegs il 5 ocloek yesterday morning workmen VQI a fire under the pitch kettle to melt the pitch AtC oclock thoy left the tire to BO to vLtklMt They bail not been tone ten mln etes nhea flnmcs shot up from tho kettle and uttreto tho front and roof ot tho building itfob Jolmnne a brotherinlaw of Valentino Lo4W r resident 1 of the brewing company kill saloon nearly opposlto tlio stoblft ills jctna ion Jacob heard the cry of flro and ran JjiUlrs where his father was eating break fill anil to the floor above whore Conrad hoe bact the orcman ot the stable lltod with his finllT of nine children The boy said the Ireftrr wee afire and Uosbaeh and Johannes m runnlnc down By the tlmo they reached CW tktiilieet porno ono had thrown open the eta bll dot to ielaiia I ho hones There were thlrtftureo horsea thorn llcibaUi and Johannes reached the stable iooriiiit as Iriir lnohoulln nn BDP rent Ice In the brewery hmll Ueinberg a llnriiinn and Ui8i4r tnil cooper who bad been eating ifVallast In it nearby much room got there Tbofle toeD pubotl Into tlo building and out te oPU with wliIct ttio horaee wro tied Tim smote In ttit itablo wits thouso thick that the Iatei br ould hariflr be seen A do7Pfl of the areo rTh out and JoLannon lhbaoh Iftftpf Uirnlerit and TftCbnulln lullownd them to get a breath of Air Kualnes had arri oit and iiier wits plnTlnit onlthu flu i ho flumes worn hooting lIP from the root ai high as the lao torleion either side nod the people In the ucemont house in Fortioth street were hud SloK toeethor on tho llro encnpos or wore tuintilint down the narrow stairways oarrylnir their cbllilren and portabla liuiiflcliold goots I llo bncli Htnuf Uernbori JohaiinoH una Treheulln tried to run back Into tim building to dme cat ihu met of tho horses It woe eer uln dcntli and the nrcmrn drova tho men back blip nncl Dornbun dudced by them Into tho Lullllns A moment lutur they ran tiut again mrlaht ully burned HoiDaih Johatitius and THchenlln when the Bremen i roMnteil tlinni from uolri In the rent Wah ran urouml Into Tenth avenue there by uolne throt eh nu alley between two bulhllnca they could cot Into the stable They did not think of the tlunKnr anil llonbcn and Tichealtn ran right In That was the last ot them JohunnfB wits close behind them nt tbe tntrixncp Somrjono urabbed him and hold him back Ho doesnt know irUo It was Ihera Was n tninp du ol tim Imnrlnoned hornet from the Iron dor about tho time that Btaitund Dernbort got imr All but twelve escapcJ The tire was Ktubborn The stimoke was dense and held the firemen off They soaked the nelehtiorlng bulldlnR It was hall tn hour before the llarueu were gotten un der cotrol IB the excitement Ilnsbach and Tscheulln bid been forgotten Johannes didnt know whether they had escaped or not llolookid around lor tnem and could flnd neither He told the firemen nml they fcarctaed the ruin ahoy bond thu bodies of tho two men twutT leetfrom the door they bad run In nt icy rere burned to mm crlsn The bodies ot two hones were lying near them Johannes tout lIoKtiaohs wife and sent word around to Tndioullnfl rtreni In Eleventh STtnne Tscheullu wiiHunRuued to be married totyoung woman named t estllni who MYOS la Tenth avenue lie was20 years old lire ltchna 4J lie bad been foiomau In the lUlle for twenty years The oldest of his nine lUUren U IK ixrntieig and Caspnr Blapf are both mar tied They wero takon to the RooBevelt Hoe iltil where their burns wore attended to tupf remained at the hospital Uern here was Itnthomc Valentine Loowrr thu President ttthe brewery company Is on hU way home Iron luroce where he has been spending his Tiettlou His son who Is secretary of the lomtanr said yesterduy that ho could not es timate the dnraoao accurately but he thought Itwouldbe about tJOWXX The brewery coin puy will bury the two men and will lo nomo thing for Hoibaoh8 widow and children F S VALKH DUAL LIFE HalntdnlBB Two Spnrale Homehold CtiiflBWltetieitlrrad one tn thin City WnrrriiiLU Bert 18On of the greatest sensations ever exploded In this town Is ex citing Its InbabltantB at this time It Is i the story of the dual life led by F B Dale who lor three years past was at the hood ot the Dale Bilk Mill which was recently closed after the failure of L Franke it Co of Now York Com be as It does on the heels of another sensa tion ol which Dale was the hero U bas set the town almost wild Dale came to Whitehall and secured the aid ef prominent citizens who almost Bare him a Valuable water cower and subscribed money to help him put up a magnificent building for his mill It stands on the bnnk of Lake Cham plain and from the windows of the upper floor a view of the marby beginning of the lake can be obtained Dale purchased the finest house la Whitehall Ho llvod in elegant style gave wine dinner and carried himself like a mil lionaire manufacturer to whom money was of little Account and who e every wish could be gratified lie bad u Uellvbtlul family anti It was supposed Unit bo was lu every way a man who was as proper In his private life as he was elegant In his personal manner But it did notttke lone for the gDmlpi of Iho lllngn to connect his name with that of Mrs James 11 Parlte whose husband belongs to one of the oldest and best families In the village hose stories did not gain publicity until some three months ago when Mr 1nrko suddenly lot her home after quarrelling with her husband and is 1 now living In ow unit it IB bollevud in next chapter of the story came Boon BfMls 1arko the tulrleenyenrold daughter who remained with her fatner was spirited away In the night Her father mmle emery ef fort to gain a trace of her cut without avail Mr Dale was nt once suspected ol having had lometMug to do with the case and bo was iuD8 iueiitly arrested on the charge of abJuo bon This made the story co public that the cal I DowsiuiMirs Kino it entiliulou Mm Vzke lies not been In Whitehall Blnco she left so euddeuly three mouth ngo Her huntiand started to gain a Imceot her tile Idea being to rteoTer possession oi bin daughter to eavo her from evil niodaie und en Inttucuros lie Vtbt to Now York and secured the services of Mrertl detectives and a systematic search VII begun The search did not result In the gaining of any due of the whereabouts of Ur 1arlo and child but It reionletl a mom keosatlonal story a regard to the life of Mr Dale It was seined In short tbatbla case was very elm tlartoihatnf Kliorltl Flack For tb paL six arI be has been mmttntaIninr two separate PtQ4hoJd5 While tn Whitehall be anpoured mamas rest character as Frederick M Dale silk tuulaatnrer be maintained a different Jdntlty la A ew oran was known as ll F BprsKapa travelling man Tbe detectives loiirid Mr Dale on bupt u i In the company or a JfOjInK woman on EIghTh avenue The Shadowed the couple until they tojinrnted and Men followed them on their respective ways LuCy learned that Mr and Mrs rTnraiiue lived In a cover little flat on West Thirtyfourth street Mr prugueon arlou occasions Intro outed tlra btragie as bU wife and they were Flntrally known la ihn apartment nous a ir tail Mrs Hpragua und Mr burajfue was Uoughtto be a travelling man lie was mewsy agntt deal of the time but made his bead ouaritra at the Hat when he wits in i the city am MarLijai secured afllda its from person no lived in the earn a with 11 r anti Mrs Prague from the tiocurmau who sened t sin with groceries and from other torou TOO Lad dealing with them All tbese per loss have identified a picture Mr Dafea i Cletuieof UrNinaaue A person who baa cse een Mr liult could hardly muck any ablate u to bin i picture lie Is a uinu of Vkd Ioraonality lie wear his linlrloug at his moustacime uiirled at the oude Heal ij drei Iii IIKk and alwois wear B soft dht1itiped hat Jhesa marked oharao 1thtleii diCe stud itniiesrancD ham alrea dy LMD U rriteu lu time nnidaUt secured by Mr Wtj end ton Letter proof ot the tact that r hiiragio and Mr hale are on and this rf MriioB Is In Mr lat tee pomeuloDlii it I he will oot reveal at tie Mi lrri A0 w rrL iv M J Prent Utile IB Pftue a decilbfdlt a mod Leaullful HOn 90 iibo i r yuan I age higt corn at I Czimqm4 plmmrnti and ntlrmtiv bbs scOre at liii IttiKf uuil HAS a wvmau to attract ttln IIeVer a I he little evIlitmtlIy in ibis community r ir for Iii npIu 10k uou hmIui S I laPtliJe who be ima4e the 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rnZortoIkaW is is ie 1934 dI 2Oj5 orbrn aciflc 3144 to4 0 ILL 5uciz1fl Pc of 77 77 7U4 77 SlAt UaiaXt I Vui Ib I8 i4 184 i8 50201500 Imp 13 42 43 4241 44 sits C1112fl e l 11i 7 74 ZI7t 1E OJoFactfloMai 45 4b4 4i7 45 a 1ie 1111a Aneadlnr 4i 4i 4044 41K 4I sioPniL raucar t Co2144 ll2L 214 212 2I47 eomiouw iJ 0 It44 20 o lw51SuMpt 4 i i44 no a2 amiucn n p 1 IB 154 11 tr 2u in str Omaha 81 zsi liu SI 40ofouth rio 29 2tl 297 50 HimTni tual A iron 48 43 41 43 44 tojlun ut A I cf W a 83 94 ti5 125 teiU ractOc 414 me1 45 to l9 im Tot A A P H 24 1544 is3 es sa1 s otoj Lulon Paoino P974 89 5s1 59 3il U fc Klbrfll o 70 7 417 7u 1125 Union fae u 4O 9i 25 2ti Ito 1wi1itLk r 114 IIh ti Ii 1l SuO W Iii U a f pf 84 24 24 244 2444 1114 iSelderIt Ce Tam r4 514 P3 55 WNI Whuilnr a U B J5 55 s4 723 M 55 Stem 4JUK 7 7154 73 71l 73 440 niLCtnrr laf J W iHJ iJX lS3 rae total iat at Ifocki wir 1010OJ ihare 11LISIM IrIt15ItT tI9l4ArTIn5L ralti Oimt flIGht Imift cure 441 Amer Cot Oil Co wiX su zo sa sou Amtr cot nu Co pt M HI 4 bu 611 601 LIner Vol Oil ctli W 2S7 23 f 25 21V03 huiar UinuerlM 74 7a 74 7 U ONallon ILeiUlroil SI 2I l m 215 77 Idea A T t r W l a7 2 20 244 SOTuuTPMrla W 15 15 13 15 Giu PhunU ot Arizona 10 luo loo lui 5501 iieotgt YIICIflC 455 23 yj 23 23 84UOOICanTjL4ilrI 77X yjTO 77 75 ftMmi liOn A Tex 4L W I 4tt 4e 4U 4ti 5ijMtIATIL4WL 7S3 73 78M 7S t7H7 llroLtnetU 81 13 8I i sass 11ucksye ltpe Us 11S 33 lug s bitCh ciotivo 5VOTA7iOI AiiL 4LC4I I illS AltO FCI Alkany203 S07 I FrlTl 48 40 Cnttt15tIU I8I I9 netPndLand so J tmthburS 7I Boe A Soul 01 ov Y asEmf ItS ButteA tloi 30 2o tex CCIII 45 72 73 Calumet A IIC3U6 SiAt 315 Cent irk 25 25l4inte r y Co t124 us old 1oiosj 115 10274j A T A S F U fa MW AmPIl 2i IA t A B F lu U1 J ill 1UilAVIPlliA ctosxxa SVOTATIQXL BI45ke4 BliAllrt psaItrt1n4 SI JI Lihlgh Tatley 5l sits eamia tltv L C A N To D1U 53 1111 5 L24 pf 4t4 Penniylranla 2H bi talta RLidpt su LAnor lc roK OVIItiflNt i Atchison 42 tca ANaihrlll fv AtlantiC Abrwiii 11OlS Ycutrai io J AtlAntic k cit W Xd 5lortoik A Weit pt B4J Canadian Paclflo si Northern PacUlcnf 7uy hrl Common 254IOntano A nit ID Erle2dCODQILIO6 IL Haul cine 1I1lo1eCiettraL1m21tJnmon Pacino bb LakiDhgr iiujlwabuapa 24 THURSDAY Sept 18 The BubTreasury paid out today 11008 800 ou account of 4 cent bonds pur chased yesterday It also paid out tlJOUOO for redemption of iiiV cent bonds and prepaid luteiest on 4s and fig prlnclimlly the last named to the amount of 701C40 These oper ations released I1S6C4310 of thoTreosury sur plus Besides the tiubTreanury issued today 291200 of new silver notes making Us total contribution to the money In circulation oer 13000UOO Of the amount paid for 4 V t cents about AHi millions was banded out in cash ovor the counter The money market was decided ly easier not only as to mien hut In respect supply and the disposition of landers On the Stock Exchange renewals were generally made at C 1 y cent and new engage wants entered Into at 5 V cent Quit a little time money was offered today whim a prefer ence expressed for aovernineut bonds as col lateral From this lust fact we infer that cer tain institutions that sold their bonds yesterday do not wish to reinvest at once preferring to take 4 tofi V cent for itbelr money during the next six or eight months Time loans on pledge of Stock Exchange collateral were the snbiect of special negotiation hone It is I dim cult to quote rates that would be of any value It ii I again possible to quote figures on com mercial paper as a moderate Inquiry for Ibe best names baa sprung up Irlrno endorsed bill receivable have been sold at C cent and a little singlename paper of a bleb character baa been placed at 7 V cent Th market foratocks 1comparatively quiet but in the main strong The details of the failure of a stock house lu Iloiton yesterday were so arosrly exaggerated that the bears who sold stock upon Ihe announcement or lu anticipation of It found tbemsolven ut a illiail vantage today Indeed the boar lost ground all around though they fought cgnlust a risIng mark ooncentratlue their effoits upon Bt 1aul common It is I now admitted by that who can pk with authority that the Ht 1aul Company bo secured control of the Milwaukee and hortheru Railroad The transaction serves to redirect attention lo Ib irevallluu tendency of the Urger rnllrooil yteni lo absorb Ibe studier anil KeuLui ones It U to bu regretted that privruH In hot iJJrccllun is I not mitre rapii 1 About the only bunlit derived Irom ICc Int rbti commerce uw he I Una It eon staully orcun Ih emptier suede to abandon their loi epsndnre Iliu hiss ii ialj ontcuui will he a few rtmi which will be I able i 10 recoIl flTDptlMlon within raonabi limits Th AicFilaon niupsny jnalso furnlliliig proof of ill Undepoy noted abov by ncgoilat lag for the ronirolur 1 auilllnry lines between Metto and HI 1 Louis and In Colorado Ji U ruFiwiillrflfrtad luSt It will ooii rontrol Ihu Coi rn ln VMmiil tnl the lliilriigui 1 I t irii the bssr honored lbs i lilgiilll iinro ul Hi lit 1aul CoinpauyM laltm furjulililon in ftrrlo to assume that Lime fomruny would issue common U ik to par lor Its uw mucous bu far se we enu Uarnlher I no wuU for UU M Ml UIUIUAB Tii AiafaBAMaii tnent told BO mnch GU Paul eommon that the market tot U rallied quickly from th nrat ef fret of those sales and the final pries was A shade bl her than yesterday Other Uatnre of the tradlna were Laokawannn at anl ad tanoeof iji cent ttuar Jlennerle stock at a nt advance of 9X V cent and Ohlesiro 0a at a nt advance of 21 ejjnt North Amsrloan Nortbtrn raclflo Atob isnn National Lead Trust and MUsourt raclflo were moderatelr active at fractional roTemenU In the prices for them Th bulls have shown more courage the last day or two than form Ions lima past whll It Is not apparent that the bean are lof Inn conn Set It is hardly to be xneold that they should as recent event have fnvoied their opeiauonB and they have doubtless made porn money at least on paper The closing though qtil t was Tory firm Final sales compare with those ot yesterday as follows follows449t 449t 17ii M yt I L 15 A T A 9 F 4O 4114 MissourI Pa O8 Attuiiea Pe ft II fcortbwateoalijj lL Oecstttan yes 79 Mi 9 rem 044 lie GayWeotbsrn t4 a4 itor nape 17 71 csli 1 i N V cnuiiloe 100 ci sAtj 9ui e7 i4T fl Sax 44 4t Chit a kt lit 44 44 Omahe corn 29 P2 p A liait ULJif fw JO intartoP Wilt 197 It4 con las tn en Psotile Melt 4J 40 Chei A Ohio 3I 1IH Itnok Illanil 52 51 a A o in r f lie 671 filch A Wf Iti Itt fj40 2d pi SlM 35 Retdlir oS 4t ChlcagnUi 4sH 4114 It taut om BTt 51 vet L AW tl2N t441 it Paul of11511 ItS pet A IIudlou167 151 1 TeL rae V74 IS va R ttt Ml sI TtinCL4k47 42 Erie s ae Union Paolfle MJi Sat Teen ft SIX JIM Oh7pacKJr d tel 29 llocklniVal BO r 14 Web AP com llji P It ICU ANlh 8M4 y Wab 2 P Jlf 51174 2454 Jake Fheratt3 Io7 Wwl Un TeL Baft Vh L h a Went nt b3 m lwALlt 8iM 93 Manhattan con 100 I05fiw A L K ct TJV 15 Government bond weak The 4s closed e 9 cent lower bid Hallway bonds strong The features were Northern Faetfla oonnol As Ulo Urande Western lets flock Island 8s Rich rnond and Terminal 5s Northwest aolil bonds 14 Y Chicago and lit Louis 4s AIotJile and Ohio general KimsuB anti Texas general Os Atchison and Texas Pacific Issue The more Important not advances wr in Atcblnon 45 i V cent to 84J Kansas and Texas gen eral OB if to 80 Mobil and Ohio generals 1i to04 N r Y Chicago ana Bt Louis Is X to 13 Northwest gold bonds 11 1 to 12Si tlahmond and Terminal fit X to 74 look eland fig U to 104 Heading general 45 H to 82 and Ilfo Grand Western lets M cent to 71H The noteworthy declines were In horthora 1nclfln consul BB S V cant to SO and Texas Pacific Isle t V cent to Olx In bank stocks CO shares of Tradesmen sold at 1O2410O Rllvor bullion certlQcates for 270000 ounces sold for mjwiKUi liar sliver In London 63 7lid V ounce Money on call in ample supply at 6 cent Time money 0 V cent for MX mouths on dirt dendpaylna mitlles There Is a fair In quiry for mmerclal paper Prime endorsed hlllH receivable are quoted at 6 44 cent ana firstclans klngloname DapratOK7 V cent Sterling exchange firmer Iosted asking rates 481K for long bills and 4H5 ford mnnd Actual rates 48XI4BUU for sixty day bills Hi4ioS484 e for sight drafts and 485 for cab transfer United States 4i V cent bonds redeemed toliny 7835W Total redeemed under cir cular of Aug SO 13433200 Total Interest on 4s prepaid tS10957R Applications having been received at the Treasury Department for an exUnslon of time beyond the 20th lost for deliveries 4K 4 cent bonds under tho cir cular of Aug 30 It bas been decided to allow a reasonable delay in making deliveries pro vided the bonds are offered to the Pecretery or to limit omee or an Assistant Treasurer of the united States on or before Saturday the 20th inst Authority to this offset has bvon given to the hubTreasury ofllcen A Hartford despatch says A meeting of dlsatlslled stockholder of the Illinois Central Hallway held st the Hoard of Trade rooms this morning was largely attended There were preseotthe Presidents of Insurance companies and banks and private capitalists Francis It Cooley who attended the annual meeting last year spoke of the conduct ot the road The meeting was also addressed by K O Mason of Cltloago who repiesenta the stockholders In that city A nodal oommltteo couBUtlng of Francis 11 Cooley exrirsldent of Exchange National Hank James O Ilatteroon President of Traollers Inuiunc Comrany and James N ichola resident of National Fire Insui ance Company wits appointed to represent llnrtlord siockliolders HUH any other who will Bend proxies to them The purpose of the committee IB to oppose an Increase of capital n nd serum home management and economy in nductlnu the road and to impose coetly extensions They voted to prepare suitable proxies sad leave them with the Hartford hoard of Trade to be given to all stockholder who may bend for them The Proctor A Gamble Company bas de clared a quarterly dividend 01 2 V l cent on Its prelerred stock payable Oat 1 The Rt Paul and Uulutb Itallroad reports gross earnings for the year ended June 30 1890 of 1410227 nn increase of S3fif and operating expensed und taxeS of l0174Vj a decrease of H41IB4 i easing net earning of 3U3 068 an Increase of 4f695 fixed charge of S2420UU an Increase ot 13190 leaving a surplus of llblOGt The trust companies of this Btnto hare with drawn SWiOOO of 4 i cent United Matoitboml 1mm the Banking Department having sold thorn to the Government Other securities have been deposited with tim Department in place of them At a meeting of the bondholders of the Ban Aptonlo and Araneaa lass Hallway Company hold nt the Farmers Loan and Trust Company ou Sept 8 Mr SIdell Tllgbraan Chairman of thpmeeting wits requested to appOint n com mltteu ot liSa one of whom was to be the Chairman to inre tlente the affaire of the tall road end advise the bondholders what siege are nece snry to proict their Interests Mr Tllgb mnn hits appointed the following committee Messrs Josei h barton of Pblladelphln Brio P Mvoneon Henry Budge and J Kennedy Tod ot this city Those gentlemen represent a majority of the fjrtt mortgage bonds and their position in the financial community Is such that they tindoutedly command the con lldonce and support of tim other bondholders Treasury balances compare with those of yesterday as lollows ftri IT sept ta Ooid tlwx7n2 M H7vitnnM Legal tenueri HK42 440 Hrj5KM fcllter 5944921 V44M7JO Total tl a3lB4T IIU7U7l ftl Deposits In rational banes 25 O2tMt4 acalnit K 7H 6i yesterday In addition to th foregoing tb Treasury reporli sliver bulllnn purcbaved under tbe act of July 14 IHOO fc ft2Mu7 and uotce tiniatandlnr axalnlt lbs lame 4i 07Uu Money In London 2S3 9 cent late of dis count In the open market for both short and three luontlm bill 4 V cent The hank of Englands minimum rate of discount remains uneLa ed at 4 V cent Amount of bullion withdrawn from tim Dank on balance today jW17ooa The proportion ofts rosetTe to lia bility Is 44nl oaMnfll 4518 last week and 4252 lust year Iiulllou In the Dank decreased lust week 4I50UJ and roserte decreased 320000 Paris advices quote 3 V cents at 94 francs 77X cuntlmea and exchange on London nt 21 francs a7 centlmcR The weekly statement of time hank of trance BIOWA a decrease of lloooooor gold and a decrease of 9 000000f silver The weekly statement of the Imperial Hunt of iermany shows a decrease In specie ol 71400MJ inurB Thin sales of mining stocks at the New York Consolidated Block und Petroleum Exchange today woi e an follows Ulri Xanu Pistons Hltka tntn fwln iKiAJta i as i u i as i as CUJAlke 3 6O 2 U3 160 lOS 6100 iiruniwick en u u it n Bt 0 Harcelona U5 2A M j 5 2uoinollar S 4U B 4U 840 840 4UCK10rllto 75 K 78 KO ltireuliln21350 i Si to 29 no 23 so 10 Horn Blirir 370 u 711 u 1 To it 70 IIWLeadrlll IS 16 II 15 3 iLiuie cnir 41 43 4j 41 HOnnlnr 4 Id 4 151 4 lu 4111 l 54410 Pbaioix of Aria 1 i o 1 10 1 4 I to 4U busy ireek I 4U I 4U 1 4U I 40 1UI bier Tada 3 M 5 H J Xft tea lUJHuiro Tunnel 7 7 7 7 Ill CLele CU 1 50 l I tO 1 20 1 20 Its Yellow Jacket S 13 8 42 43 45 8 41 Tlie Itlal Uaciietloni war li100iliari New Trk Markets THffniniT Kept la Kuica nn 34181The market was dull and price were iiraewhat unutlled but low rradei are outni aratively scarce Corroii aisles opened al 1 point drllna eloilnr at 2 to 4 point decline mil needy Axaln to day there wet not much of a maikt Liverpool cats dull and weak Ib ueaiberal tbe South woe quit 1000 coin or Hie Southern market wer eaeler and tli crop looTeinent wai pretijr full leavlnf ttin bulie little tour acpt to rmlnil Ilie bean it their unTurtnnut a a prlnce or last a Inter At lbs eloae tliere was i tne cnverinK of caIro iesOs wun prices were I i tit point belter and this dineuU KIT an aopaaranc of heidI hid i to ib fiat deailuii Spot cotfun I IKc lower and inr acll for to in rouumpllon tnldJllur uplinda luwluc da iulfa HKo Ibe followUij are lie detaIl of irauMAttloDi lu futirrii Uaniht ClMlat mat UlglnH xiKvit gain uepteuibriaiu Iui7 luaj jta Dubbermmitti4fl417 u lam In if BMOU lovUmttefiUIJlI1lU ElLIS tail 1VV lufuaer mii iuu iai4 miu hjixj January ln liulu m 1017 10 II luww laiiliuso iuo mis KMiiirr 4u birch lo24aia5j iul 1073 JtTjj April 1015411513 ioJi lau tu May jui l7liiZP4 10 UK lur a too Jue IU44IU4 1043 10 ii iOu Total lalea 67000 tiaUa Traaiter Ula uM luaet aIttLcSO 5i51Ou5 INUOUI lbs555 isMea 2Mb ftecelpUal Ibe pert this day tisaa uil Freeluiily fom Kept I 3IUO4 JIUU4T hiiickimTnllrdkiolwioili IHU SUb HA IM PairieinteLard fulnree core ooievhl de riM4 byih waikr turn lumkei alto fun reivljiu 4 eielu Li 14 esieFo putats ae I II tee ii 1o12C If mobSter uilic fir huemli i 1iu1tn tat IJeciuber an4 Uuie for Jitmary Alter CLIPSa It SILO WI iaiyl H 14 f rnloter H04 fer Nvsistsr C Ti fr He eeub r sd 4555 for Junerr kpi lard vuatlri ali lui leO iKliu blyis tlloe slId Vti Ice tiiiue Mn ru at el 47t a ro4 rilued for time Illlaiai uuuldal Ht Htili Pert eons 405 aud lleadr ai IIUH4II9 25 for uiaeei lelee PU Ul OI wU gulet fur city 14411 l tIdy aollr for Weurn sale tu flu gIeSid li ulJra at 584 Lii of West jaa 5s 15 p541 ptctl4 liaise II SI av ege at C4 bet JrrnLr 15 Ic du Ill time jot irbS1II erpim e4 iia h I tries ie Ii I lIse4 be Iady sI I 041 I 2 414 11110W IgCIt liul ibm lam 4tsee well tuslimlsltl qecteS to n V lOs 5514cr Ii Um bitt I rtvol owje If 141 rM tUii of eueMlr taut Ubem In fair denmi rreb is Situ Osai5 LeaJ fatSs Were ws at ISe Mplui tir I T witty Miwutri BI wu lkt CMiiia wMa Is to be frssty pft4 ii Eetcw aytetS etbIy wee j1IttbeIr In 151rs Ii tsttir seas nortsibpt nnaltythirlarkst I4TSnCeII teatSt OS I CII1EIOS so wbawamrto pi Wise f oted 5t 5115 In lirtri sake iouo bush lnluilat fair Cii sister In stare at tee see Nn a di iiliPife 521011 IndIa ern rolajree WM IowrsseIsIbv at ih opening bat the early olln wu nearly r rTr 4 end th iieen 1110 vU quti 01171 CII t7JOo baits at DO t54 tot Ossobea 5355sott4 tot november 54 64 for 0eembr and 54I445114S C Stay Sect sore wa mere aelly and Aft fiy dmIB wee reoovered hivBntMkSiuwioMli aafeiwiMBialaly ojiini al LO4135i0 afloat the hit her npite rulIng al the nloaa Oate wr dull and rlte were borate steady sales 8iua i imib inelnaincoptHniN lfltlld 51440 for Bptmb 414c for October 45154116 tn 70 vmbr lad 45 for I2ayi and on lbs 0o1 mIleS a 44i4top eJid whIt1i4552eae l2IquSttIyt 10 Ne vktls a14lgi4Ooc in lCaOr 1175 arm Ii 57735 ssiy sArano4 wIth aIt of 5QUW bosh lyssusro at 754020 intIultng N 2 tmiwa5kae at 7ltttoe After ChantWtmai nrm i No 2 red wmotar for September t08 October II oJM NoTmberl plMt lie lnbr ItOSHI Jannary li3Ui Way M Hll Corn nrmi No a mixed for Bptember Clii I October iBlJ0 tember aj ct December fteMe May K7 f Oats flrmi Mo 2 lulled for September 4101 October 48H I hrember 4Heei Nay 455c isocIIirsCoffe on the ipoj was einUt Iii an ehanidi moo quoted at ISo for rto 71 talei l w bin Ho 5 at WO c and fc Mild e1d wire more active but the uneral tenor ot tbemarietla If anTtblnr a shade eaileri ealee 1600 ben Miraealbo and 55 bags BavAnlllaon p ti Aloe a trod vf u tliuli Iadjn at 2SO for MU plonla Interior Padanu from Jot tale at SSe III option wet about steady for Beptern tier and October but 10 t 0 41 poInts lower on other montlia the araleit dielli rlnr ln ibf mnrT rD mot dllrrlea owing to inral e eiltnl both for local and Ipiropan aecounton the belief tbst lii irowlnf crop le la a very favorabl condition and that 151 tie 1 win ie a tire on Kitlmatei on th crop ars dally experlej from tOo rieceliti efmttn larie and Ihli 110 has ailepreeilnxliinueniil there were M nj bun at Ilia and iTiuu bags at Cantos Koronein adrlcei war renrally a shall latter SteI 4U1W ban do IHH berely steady with lellen at the following prlem Beptmb rlK ol eeetnbrl Mc larch tMjn October 1T4J January inolA rlL It53O NoTmberlBbSolfhriury laBOoUay IMOo Flaw lunar show d n ipeolal utlrlty andtti does wi about iteady al ft 7 lim for fair reSold muiooTad and a Ii I 0 for standard cnlritugati L udon Tieei were agalti illihtly dipreieed Plies 94 ban and IM lihdi rorto lllfo tnuicotado HI teat at it4O and 7s bhdi ddoNU t tath71Ce Beflnediuiarecomlnn to meet Kith a fair demand at eleidy price vunted at 7 lieo for Cat and crashed U4c for grinulaled C 15100 for powdered C 11140 for UbSe 554c for Inoolit A 5841s Pee for candy A UtICO for oonfectbonerl A S 11Cc reF of A 3 953445 S IS lie torwhitssztrsiYlad 5I45ofor7s1lowI MOlsooea nactmaogs aid lnmodVrt rQneit aid steady Teawaaqulithntitady MiTitiBtralta tin was IrrfmUr ipot adranoed whllrntnriiditllnil sIlls W nile at flI52227O0 far October lettllnr prie for epnt 2a48o for SIC cernlr aiV o Ingot copper dull and weak anl qnotwl npmlnatly at in 7Se lor Keplember I abs l ad advimoed bat the ipeoultlon WM IKeleu closing trw ettlluf prlc for spot U7SC NovaE HrooaaItptcitl turpentine dolie4 illthtlyua at the conceeelon tradlnt wai decidedly Snore aoiij cloilnj niady at 4Uo for retnlar and 40Uo for machine talM4ObbIi principally machIneS Soda waialeo In better nqnert and steady lalei 100 html tooditralnedat and IliObbla Oai OW l r CTROLIIVUThS rnrkel for national Transit cerUfl catei opened at 540 adranee but later weakened and ie Improrement WM more than loll closing sang Huckeycenincati wer about iteady NatIonal Iran It certldeat opend at Bilio Mid at P2 4 JUe anl cloiidatuot sales fo io Cbla SockeTs jrllflraioi opened at alo old at 118 and clOMd at 340 sales 800X1 bbla LIt Hloek Meirhejt Nay Tour Thursday Sent laReceipt of bferel wer 23ii head Inclullct car foreipjrt and 4als direct to tlauihteren No trading Feeling Drm Ureseid beef itiady at M 7Mc W tt for natlr aides Lateii cable from London quotes Amerlean tear Otto at loaUo V S drened weight and American retrlirerated beet delay at taunt BMo t fc bhlDmiita today 62o buses U clpta of calree were itS bead Market rated firm at former prioe Yeah aold at VXMM W 100 its I StaMen it nJMX23WMt mial 4u9H7o ReceIpts of iheep and Iamb Inoludlnn J can direct Wets ifios head Sheep were html Iambi barely steady Sheep old at tlaPB V 100 fca1 IambI at tHHSIM Dressed mutton Orm at 94lU4 9 I dreiied lamb nearly al 11541 iKc llecelpie of hon Inoludlniracanfor tala wet 323S head Market steady at 470ta4B 44 luu Pi Real Estate Excbange Salm By Wllllara Kennedy A nrothen Foot lota eath 2SuiOiS on Tenth aienue east elae 220 fet eoulh of 13 dlire U forecloiurm JRMJ Iiy John r B mytbi surrogatsssaleof aonentth part of two three eiory brick buiu oat with lot 1421 lIst q fcond arnu Borthwen Corner 238 of Fifth strict for IA wi It RIchard V Harnett A Co i 310 lola n Marine Iarrow Second and Third Tnuee Mnety third lo Mnety HTnth street Wet End near Fort Hamilton L 1 uld at from 15 to tA40 each Rent Jatats Transfers Uadlionit OSSScimme it 37x756 Gio Itettloger and wlf 10 Minnn Hn iS5 Ilsuis prepi Simon sin to HITT Ella e5oO Ktllr IL e a 7S n Weiicheitr ar 391751 EllIot tandford ref toJaroeaa Iatton slmd coo too 1 ithiu 3in laat Merman Wrookowaadwlfta Ann M Hoch ISeoo hlaeckeriL ne 5 w VtooeinL JixHi Jacob U Albert and sf0 to Mitchell A C Levy 1 34thiLnatU6 w luth av roili7 hlgmnnd Bergminn and wife to Brgmaon Electric and IsaHiturs Company 83000 S4ihiLnasu S lltn aT lSx1b9 lam to ltu 89000 Mulberry IL w a 175 n Heilir It 29x100 and other property Band Cohen et al to Jnlla Buii h 6Gow Park ar 144Z Francis Frey and wit lo LUlle Hrrgir 17000 henry iL lee Lena Lan to Jacob Korn 1UKX Hidii i 5 850 a thT 25x9811 Beut Corn van to Mary J Krau 1 in a s w COT 82d it Ella Je b and wlf to 1eler Uoelger 1000 BSd it a a 4iK w mOth as I50IW Flonnc 8 Slicker anil ano to UerUiaYotJenJng STfJOO Ifctli el SIN W Morton B Uoremte and wife to XUrthaA LBulon I linthiLni 7 Id ar HI SKinuij John J Maxtiats and wife to Mary T onitanl el al 12315 MorrUaree cor 144th it ixilus Uargarit Brauy to Patrick Dempny 6500 12l leL I a Its w Mh ar 17ftnlOOil Charll ScOuRs to Abraham Schneider 10000 West End as i a NUt a iuditSJtesi 4 Alex ander Walker and ano tolatin S Vakler 93503 Iloti3 map Vtmii Ullea Mired I Clark and wife to H m O Ollee 1100 Ellrabth IL w U IM Tbomm f i ey to Oeorg Human A 1SI5O lluthit ne I5i e ifthar U 111 lincenle tart to GeoWSamion 8000 17th IL n a BO w vd ar Sflinj Lydta A Clark eon to Oerraanla Life Ini ro 235O0 e t sd IL lu Charles VT Horrell to Ionli Chardon 2flOO aerobic voarciou Brown Margaret and ano to Louis Bihlea w a Eagle as e nitohiier ar A yra tXZOO Cohen Jacob to Lena LauS lw henry it 1 yr lCOO Chardon oula to Till Ouirann and Truit to a a Cet lid st wUeroerit I yr 34500 Da Bole U m D to Thorns Mlwn w 18th ay n vSihiLSyra fi000 Dreyfona Allda to JoienhA rTfoain s 130ih siSdayS7t5 5800 Dempsey Patrick and wit to German Amerl catiKETIiro hiiiIavi I COt 14410 at Irr I B60O Edgar Thomas et al to Metropolitan LU Ineto eil 4thiL euthar lyri 4m rti 221000 Blue llarrta to Uatllda Well an MidUon it S 6500 yrl Oano Jamis Mto George W Drake S01 W 2Jd IL installs 3100 Horn larene B and wife lo Frederick Schwab e i Tlnton fr 11 sOar IL 3 yri 1000 llontinann Richard and wife to JoeephlnO Jrner nellrir to e Monroar I yr 1000 lUthen Hermann to Frank Bchaeffler B a Hater wJaclionata 4mo 6000 Kanfk Terence and wile to Patrick J Troy n a IV3J IL w Lenox ar 4 inc 6000 Lener Harriet and husband lo AnnlLllro i2titiL wBthav byrL o Landwshr Charles and wife to the Oermanla Lit Irma Co eilJVth w Len x as 1 yr 10000 Makly John F to the Jlniu1 Lit Ini Co ei neitKndav as n UBdatiL 1 rr 15000 Mark A toSJ bllbermannii r Cot DltUlon and Suffolk ata dematKl 12000 holie II W 10 liradleiton A V otrx n car Pearl and Whitehall eia leaaden nd s coo Hlo hler Anton anil wife to7h Immigrant Indue Han lk w a M av a lifith IL I rr 10000 The llamaS raihollc Ch of All Heinle tn The Bowery lari Bk a w cot l15h at and Ua4 lonar I yr 110000 Rchncklehllle r and ana to Jules Vancainpt 5 iiiihiLlihar lyr 850 Echnliir Atiraliam la tbarlei fhullr i s tIlls slwemhaYIYr sso Van P002 larr J li the Mutual Life Ini Co aaithiL w6thT2yr teoooo Wnphal AufuiL and wit tn Catharln Bel cher i I WaYirley it w Elton ar a yri 2SOO Lausri Bnibanm nibeeca to Emil Knenmacker Ai77 Bihar syri av Connell Jacob W etello Tbo F Oerretz 26 Ken Houston It I 11412 yrs lrito hose Mary to 11411 fineS 83 W40tI st a yr am Innea JameS A fir to Tlneenio Palumbo los Broom IL 20 raonthi 430 Katz ralina to Joeevh Levy 23u Eait fib it 8 Hljrr 000 Lery Barnel and mo to Rosa Fuche I3H and III Mulberry 51 4KI2 yra OOOO MCI ord John 10 Michael luck and ace 41 South Slim LV HUUyr i aol Rime lo lime eenie prop 3 013 jrl 1000 Xacpher onCordelia t to Mark Crouie socth Walter avbyrS Idatirliia toBuioph ebulli44Eaat ojUiit iu jri ieuo1700 Court CalcadMr1 This Day RcraiMi CiiAMuMtlon Calendar No I to 93 called 111 oclock MBHouik CniktKor prob Ullli t Fells Dougherty Hnnab llarmen rabies Oetheim Mlchari ray and Catharln lUoe 10 A Mi VI K Kin 101 Jane Nalli liitfiA U Cirr LioUrilrt L hbort Cause Km Bono 8045 BIU4 WHW I K MID Ills keie H2I4 2b64 Zulu anjil SM 33411 07IH SJ5U S30 Slut IJ14 X14U Part llT Blinrt eassea Sol 37N7 aiOJ 3107 8171 2044 B35 115 3UW U77 A W UI 3445 2H3rt I1IJ6I Wnj tV2 Diii nWl 2uj 35 Part lllhhort cauii Noa 2 isok BIO Jrjj MII sIll Slot 505 ma ml UUWJ 11115 WIll IH iUI7 tllj HIM trUJ 1579 I The Overser Jest on lbs Pralrl from tAeTL 1aul Imrrrrrrit PlEItna B P Bit 16Oov tUllett Ii n Dalley of the Plrre land offlce and two other gentlemen started out on the reservation lion day last for a few days bunt Intending to re turn to Ibis city Wdn day vrnlnir Tb part did not return In time and by Saturday ifilng nldrbl undejy wo felt In this city for their W5lilrp I u tb Oownnrbaa ev eral liiiiinrUnt business 4 nu et HienU at 1135 tiltal audit was thought that sOme aoclduut bail bitlalicn the i arty The kurmlsprovu triir a nunday evening the four ffenifemen arrltpmj at Port lleirti across lbs rim from ibis plot In a half etnrv4 Ofndltlon havIng bee wltboui food flue rrliiay Lhp party tartiT borne Jrfday veninir after b kfallnit at a raocbir about fifty mills noribir of here I hey coop Its cosyd ttiy wr lost t Mod froui that IUIC until hiinday noon lJiey drove atmiipily about the prairie HaturJar it lrnoon tbtlr t am usiwoiitand lucy 111 lilrirn In iheliot nmnnl lpi until iieulng wbqp hr Miraln l rt il out tn find the trail Hunjr noonacuirhor cNw scraps 111Cm sad corauque them 1q i Fort I Lsrr Iii floveraor woj time trip tu ttar gUtheteo but all tmdaT 1UORGVV1Z1 T1OIP or The Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company With the eaientand tpproval at th ilitlnj com mlteee ot First Mortor Vonlhnlilen and General Mortgage Dondholdenof th Bhinanioah Valley Rail road Company aad at lb request of the holders of a majority cf the FIrst MorHete nnd aad General Uorlnt Bead or of the Central TreeS Conpiny Cinlflcatei et Depoell of inch Bondi the nnaenlirned bay consented I act u a Committc nndr an Ant neat lodged with tbs Mreanllli Taut Company cf Nw York lo norland tSe Ehenandoah Valley Rail road Company on tbs follewlnibuli aamilyi PLAN Veto Sectirllies IHT MORTQAOB ft PKR CENT SOYKAH GOLD BONDH IRESURI LIMITED TO1oOOOooo rttrFsnmEO HTOCK dsooooo COUMON HTOCK BSOOOOO Tk Norfolk aid Votm Bkllroiid Com Pan has beOB et party to the plan and AcrBitBt or ReorgKBlaBllnB aud Ias agreed to enn4OIldet wIlk tim asw acm utter mud Isaue Its preferred Block sad eoxmoB clock IB exebasge for the pro frrod and cannon Block of the sew tarn pemr nBd la guarantee the f Irat Mortgage Rond of the aw company I or at th on tlra of ttM rnrrkmlDK Conmltlco to Issue It own Five lr Cent JFlrot Mortgage Heads of a like Issue cored by a Orat mortgage open tkei railroad asS property purekBNeii The f 10000000 ef Xw tint Mortgag Bond will b spptIsd a follow For ODtitandlng First Mortgag load Noa 1 to 3270 H223400 For taking up Car Trait Secarltte payment et Riealver debt and cirllOcatei and ontettled right ot way claimet for ittlimeot with bolder of detached Floss Mortgag coupon and ot other claims against the propryt foreoitiaadipeniet ot foreclosure and reorganizations for the ootutrnctlon ot simon brincheiand doodle tracking and for betterminu and additional qnlpment and ethr cash rqulre went 4270600 For the extensIon of the railroad tea point at orceir the Felons Hirer oppoilt Waihlngton DC for building inch itniloa Into Wuhlngton and the aeqolaitlon of terminal In the Dlitrlct of Colom bia 3500000 Tooouuoo Auintlnr holder of Central Tmit Company CertlH ali of DpoilL Uinad ader th reipectlr Agree meDIa appointing time eilillng Committee malt pr soot their Certificate to be itamntd by the Mercantile Truit Company aa subject to th preient Plan and Agreement Auentlng holier of Oeceral Mortgage Bond or of Central Trait Company CertUlcalu therefor mail pay aa uiMiment of f Otf per bond al the time ot depositing thlr bond or ol causing their cirtlBcaUi u be stamped u above lUled osenting holders of First Mortgage Bonds and len eral Mortgage Bonds not depoeltiil under the lining agreement may at their option depoilt their bond with the Mercantile TrustCompany of New York on or before the Cth day of Sptmber 1801 and will receir in exchange Iherefor neorgaalullon Uertlflcatei ot De posit Or they may deposit under the acreementi ap pointing the sluing Committee and riclro Central Truit Company CertlOcatei ot Deposit which will h lumped as above elated In either case the aaieu ment on the Gnrat Mortgig SonIc must be paid Auintlng First Mortgage Fondhoiileri and Ueneral Montage Bondholder ur holder of CertlOcaUi tuned by the Central Trust Company of New tmort for bonds deposited subject to the Agree ment appointing the existing CommnittusrYirit loyt gag Boodholdin and General Mortgage Bondholder upon Gaming their reipeeUv bonds to b deposited or their Certifloalei to be stamped is subject to thl plan will b entitled upon completion of the reorgenltatlon anti lurrender ot their respective Certificates to re celre tn full aettlement Fun KACH OlOOO FIRST MOKTOAOE BOND Included In floe 1 to 2270 with conponi ma turing on pnI after July 11889 attached or Certificate of Deposits therefor NEW FIVE PIt tNT IIB8T MOBTUAGB nONDH AT PARS14OO FOR EACH 91000 SiNEKAL MOUT GAQE lION with conponi matnrlugon and afur Upril I tOSS attached or Certificate of Deposit Iherefor and for the aiieaiment of HO pr bond rtlETKlllirlt SI OUU OP TOE NORFOLK aND TKHT UN RAHTCOAU COMPANV31100 Th Milling Committee ot lint Mortgage Bond holder and General Mortgag Bondholders har aoh appointed a member of the underelgn4 Purchasing Committee The 1urchailng Commute hart made s contract with Banker to provide th cub requirement deemed requlilte to carry oat the Plan and UATI therein agreed that they will xerclie their option above referred to ai to the character of th new tint Mortgage Bond al the BankiriBbaU requeiL Holder of Bondi or CertlUoatai not dDoilttd or tatnped aa above provided on or before Sept JU 1880 will not he entitled to the benefit ot the Plan Cople of the Plan and Reorganization Agreement may b had on application to the Mercantile Trust Company where inch agreement baa been lodged JOCIH FITZGERALD 1 I OEOIIOE f WOOD L Furchulng own tie J FJtANK r CIAUK J MEW YORK Sept 8 hOd NEW TORE Sept S ll ea W approve of the Plan and Agreement dated Aug A 1800 appointing Louie Fitzgerald George C Wood and Frank P Clark the Turohailng Committee amid recom mend the adoption of time said plan and Agreement by the holderi of First Mortgag and General Mortgag Bond and holder ot CerttDeatei of Depoilt ef inch Bond depoelreil wltk time Central Trust Company ot liew York unSet th Agreement appointing th eilit laming comultieei reipectlrety Ocorae C Wood Porobulig boric Letmbcrtom Committee of Joseph eedom FIrst Morlgag Ilomce M fictive Bondholder Tlllliim A Ilend Drlniont Jr Ausut Committee of Edweiril E DeunUto General Mortgage Frank r Clerk Bcindholdera lTetltlir Iuttzr B 5 IRVING A EVANS CO BANKERS AND I1ROKEUH HFMBKRB OF TillS BOSTON HEW TONIC AND rlllLADELrillA STOCK ISCHANQEB Flake Bonding BO Ht le at Iloitom H E ENOB T a BUCK H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 3 47 Wall St gkrtionn nod Uttttng TIIK I4UK EIII1 AND VTEHTERN RAILHOAIl ClIliPANY Notice Ii hereby given that th annum nesting of his llockhulderi or llie LAKE bKIK ANU WhHTEKN IIAllltilUl Ciilir AN Y win b held al th ortlie of the rolopley III itiooutlollon III lie Wednesday time cyst day of Jcttbr ICe fur lb purpose of electing three Iirrotore if acre for tbrs ID and em Pirctof to let for two yesre and the trausatlofl of any oilier bimainsa wllcim they properly curse I efore lim wmig time hraafr books will be electS al s oelosk on TIns day 9101 1 and rupend at 0 eclOok 4 44 I Ybure day Oct 2 iciet 1 4 L4t7itWAl4 b cretlry pkw Yuiig Aug 23 loS ltAT NORTHERN RAILWAY COUPAXT 4043 Gil Mallei New lerk Sept 16 ISiiiX lor I lh piirp e ior the annual nieeilnt ef the stock holder 51 f till compiny tan held III it Faul Minn Oct 7 l m lbs etoik tranefer took will t aImed ai U oclock ama kept 152 and reopened al III oclock A it ci OIL 4 t T NICIIKLH kecretarr S TOOK miobDhlIts 4 MKETINOl Ub rebrglren lust tier will he a meeilDg of ih iul rlUr tn tbe ibiS of the KlH YlllU AI4P NEW Jl lislE BBIUllF 4gtilANT fur tm purpose of electing dlream Lad for luli llier baMneee a may leillr te iraiiiaeiil al bbs fflr of the tirliljf iuiulMuneri 714 Mroadwey iew turk city on WRUNbIIUAY Oct I Iwmi ai tt H of thaI day AP118w II ONISE PHAllI I iIAJN ibM 8 VIII Cesomtssjotmeya EYAP ygIslAc 1511011 5TItAU rniJB AkNUil UCKTINO of Hi iloekhelden of Ih M Horn Oliver lucia Aiupijy frr Ihe leeilonof d rooter for the eniulng rear dm1 leb14 t at ihe fltee of Ilmi IiPWPl51 r Ii frlM lerrlloir ul lull I op TuwiUr IICL f ifu it IJ a i lurk uuuu fbi iruf loom a m clua es M CLi iS H H alid iaPt Ill eii II ill A It A 3 JIAitItlMO seelri CflU s 4M3 PLYWuy dvasca4 myEg1ib Uly nLroi I p PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ON ANtI AFTKR BFrTBHBBR IMU It XL Trains leave itatloni tot f Dsbrspes cud r ihlasSt Httet ae follow Oion A MTilK VAST IINKInr lbs West rnllmn lstlbutesieepthgand Parlor Cats Ar tee Cleve iandS25A M Clnmbui Si t A M Chtoago Sasir 1 sad CL Lonli7im P M scsi Cap Cotnta lIe for Wllllamipert 194k Haven end IIaovs szrep l innday and Taieda except Saturday lOtOO A MTllE NEW TURK AND CntOtOO LIMITED cmpoeed iclnilvely ef Fnllnan Veitl bull Irawlnf and Stat Room rtleeplir DIning SmokIng and tlbeervatlen Oira pruiitlni flneacUl reprti ilenovraiihere and type wrlieri Dthroomi fur elb eeiea lIlies meld kerber ebo library aSO ell the convetilf se ot home or omce LIghted by Itatlonary aOl movable ilctrli lithE Arrive CIa clon tl ie sod hlcejo 154 A M flInt dsy Ol Mi r siIT Ll HI I H IIIAIO AND CINCIN NATI rtxrltl J Pullman eitlbtil Meeplni Car anil DinIng er New 1rk la Kt Lftule ChUer an4 Cincinnati uooger Coach New Terk lo tlnnibs4 AIriest Olnein 1 u HK i A u tliloitoJtjor M and 5 isut 740 r M neat day Ipso re4TiiHTrBVTKttTi BXFRHR for all point lath l Wait NorlhweiL and Southwell rollmin Ve jibgle sleepier Car New tirk to riiubirch urLcnli Cklcar nnetniatl ead Uerapkli Fenniylvaila nal r ad Plaint far Hw York le Fhlladelnkla aim Pullman Dlnlm Car Plllieuriu to Rlchmnd an d Chi silo Arrtveetl Ineliinall nisnP M ChIcago n tr P M next day and St lnli7K A N letend mrn Inr Con ecie ler Cleielaal aOl Toledo dally except Jo rrrMPACtFIO EXFRFSS Pullman Inlrt Bleeplgi far New York to C 1ivage New r ack I a Memphis via the ienaniloah Valley arrlree week tare at Clumbii hIS P SI Clvefand f i33 P M neil day end dally at rhlcan IfS A M icnii n rnlm Oooiicia for TIIIIA dally suit for vtttr Erik the Oil nealona Cleveland ad Lolaahu el cellS Saturday BALTIMORE WAShINGTON AND THE SOUTH I Waihlnttn limited Ripreii ef Pullman Parlor Can dally xeipt Holiday unto M arrive Walk tnrton 8w P M and rontrevelonal llmlUd daIly witS Otilug Csr as it ill P IC ariiye WashIng 5415 IllS P so recolar copree RIO Sis and SOt A i2mt0 4151 12417 and UI 0 t II hid I2iII Utsbh 15 Baltlriior only toO r U Snidar hiS and silu A M4 ujan4 nP M and 12i1 DIgit For poltiti on heiipeak set Ohio hallway ant Olncln till Aleperi DinIng Car asS Coach through SEX P H dallr For Lour Itraooh ront Fltuait an41nurmdlatua lionS week dara sijo WHO Xil l7 O i aeo Sln 4iai and 3 9 P U Sunday i43 A U 3H3 P M d nt Hop at Aibnry Park Ca Hqndajrx FOK ATLANTIC CITY IMi P U Tkrnfh Day Coach v514 days fastlecti Sr Caps My For lid r1nt and horfolk via New Turk Fklladlpkla and Norfolk RillronSfU A M dally teept bun lay and 800 P M dally via Valllmere and By Lisa lilt F u week 4a ja FOR PHILADELPHIA Eiirew Tl lee leave ai feliowe e M 720 mou 8JO e liu CMoero Umtt i with DinIng Car aad tumiD Ituhlarten Llaiittd anl UUOAM 12iUItH2llmi1luS3S 4 w 4 JH5 W 11 on 821 i nun and rou P M sail 13 13 nIght Ao commodalleii lino A U 4140 u4 7fn P k lus days liipreii nia s 30 P 00 10 Limited and 10 A M jou 4 4iJO V 520 5 and S P d and 12lt nlcht Aeionmedatten 7 OJ r M The Newierk Traneler toinpany will call for axi check bageage reia hotels and reilanct tkrouxt Is dtlnatlls Fir time taSte of lecal train apply to aay ticket agent 01 the CoSIpany WffNM JRWOOD General Manager Oeierat lap AceaL DAT OHIO R let nxpyes rains Ili1hlELPfltA to IALIiMO1tE 1 WAShINGTON CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND ALL rOINTSJ riitei WEPT puLLSrTjrcAn BKKVICB ON ALL TRAINS Liave Nw TOrt foot of Liberty it 51 fUown For rmuAnii sin r U isiiik A M for CINCINNATI BT LOUIKDOA II S 00 P U Fey WABHlNOTON B1LTIMORK SOU A M His AM iiioo a in aoop M 13UA7I All train dally ucpt IH30A U Sunday For NORFOLK vIa Bar Una 2 f SI week day Ticket office let 45 and I14O KroHwar New York and M BreaHwir Bretklyn STATION FOOT OF LlaKKTV IT Cntral B IL et V J AW York Transfer Company will call fer and check aggeg from hotel ag reildiac to deiilnatlon J T OPPLU rHAH O SOULs Oiniral Uiaaier Oenral Pawenger Aglal Blllall VALLEY RAILROAD 1 Lsac foot at Cortlaadt or Dee brouei et 7 8 U 30 and II A U 5 343 4 50 510 and 7 P AI The picturesque rout between New York and Eaiton Hethlehem Allen town Iottivlll M auch Chunk Wllkec barre Pltulon Scranton Ithaca Gineva Waverly Watkins lIen ElmIra Rochnter Buffalo Niagara Fall Toronto DetroIt CHICAOa ST LOUIB and ALL POINTS WEST Ticket and ileplnit car berth can be secured at ths General Eastern Office Z33 Broadwar or I8u tut 125th street Ccilhltboitt oixDc LiPIE FOR BOSTON IrurtDBNCB WOBlKSTtB ant all Eastern points Direct rout for tbs W11ITK UOUN tA ii 5 Steamers RhODE IFLANI and MAEBACnDBKTTS tear Nw York from 1Ur 0 h It tool Warren it at arjup M iundays tJcepirJ for roTldtnc dirot due fl on A M 4 ronueolloa with xprrn tralu dull Boa urn 715 A M orcriitir H uiandutnX M White Mnunialn arior 1 Car train leaven wharf IllS A M rimnlDK ttiroagb to Katnani withOut change Returnms lear llofion Park Square Station ItO 1 U dally eXcept t ndar Ticket and Htal timoji caril at 130 257 261 821 044 anI 11fl7 llroMuna t Astor Houtt Windsor anti Cue mopolltan lloiei all omceiH V iranifer C i In haw York and Brnoklrn who will call for and check bag gate from hotel or residence to destination Telepnon Call fortlaldt 3H3S Hudson River by Daylight t ar LID RtaSiri STEW YOKK or AIOANY Dullv except Unndare Lear Brooklyn niton I it by annex900 A K In New Ytrk DcebroMeeit Nt4i do do do eit2Jdit niu io For ALBA NY landlnr at Vonkri Writ Point Nw burgh rouihkepil Hhluibeck iatiklll and lladion Ft HIVKIl LINK FOB BOSTON NEW rUST FALL PIVKK PROVIDENCK and all Eastern IolnuDliUBLK HUMMhlt MRVIcK four steamers In ciimuilulonPUBITAN P1 10 ElM PKOVIDrNOB and OLD COLONY Splendid orcbeilra attached to earl veisoL Full night reu on steamer Pullman vntlbnl trnlni between Fall Rlveranil lloelon IEAVB btt VEIlS from Tier N ILlold Nofooiof Murrar at week day at 0 Oaail rt 15 P M i Sundae 5101 IP M Fxpreie trains with through ear from Fall Hirer for Hoeum Cape fo i She While Mountains Ac Connection by Annex boat dally from Brooklyn 6 r U Jeney City 4 r l II STONINGTON LXNE Yir BiiiTtSl rltVi017tK 75ORCEEITISII Liii all points North and Fut fly direct On for SoAttIdA IbAOlTT no9 and WAtIJIl 11111 SlealOer leave 5e iLr 10 11 on b35ck Ib0V Caai at at 5 I 1 doIly dec11 Sunday conIectllg with xpreu traIns and throiglm Ibeciluinr Chair Cars 15111mb train leaves iark bomuars station boston B I SI an 7arraganstt lIar 700 0 51 Monlaye ouly lint 1 Xl ALBANY BOATS PEOPLES LINE Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave Old Flit 401 North River loot Canal it at It I U con nrctlnir with exprai tralna for baratoira Lake leone and all AdIrondack points Sharon Spring Coopira town Tbouiand island and Niagara tails TROY GOATS City of Troy or Saratoga ltvi Tier 4H N It foot We t lltll IL lilly CInch I4atudsy K P M Express Irate for barstoca Lak Itorge ronUack sun day eleamer touch at Albany HAKATOUA 1SXCUiI litON45O LAKK UUOKIIU TtU NORWICH LONE for lloilon nnrritcr Nw London Norwich and all polnUMIKTII aud EAST BThAULKS lat ilBR 4 X SOUTH KlYKIt next pier above Deibroxei bireet Ferryx I AlLYSund yiie pted atftino Ps HUDHON hlVFllHTItMAHY rowElTE DAILY EXCEPT hUNUAVH Leave DeibroHii Pier Oils P U baturdaya ti45Ptt do W tJdiL Plr 3 sipJi do 3MJPit for CltAMiTUNH UOI1NWALU NBlVBUItGIl blOW IIAMUUIIO MILTON POUdlUCKEPUIE A 1t0N7OUT RAUSDFLL LINKFor Nwburth Hthklll Corn AL wall Cold Springs and Wen Point from Franklin IL Tier K R week dayealb P M ttundaviDA N I4TEASIEU ANHOMVVOn SACOSIITIE IIYIIK PARK KIIISKBLCK BARRYTOWN ULBTPa LANUIMI and TIVOL1 Tuesdays Thuridajr aad Eatnrdari i Ii f Si TO NEW leAVEN Irte FXCURblON GOOD 5 l Atg 1SO Bleimere leal Peck ellii Pier 2 1 H n a P M and II p M dally except Bun del 0 conicctlng with trains for WBItlUKS Hartford byfi0114ilI lluirokA Ao htdriii1 nnd IJirtmiit OFFICIO OF TUB EDIHON OFNKBAl KIKCTKIC CO 44 WALL bT NI1V llllli BepL 10 IkPO TO TUB BTorHIIOI UH1H IIK TIIH EDISON UlNFBAL KLUTIUO CO i The fourth quarterly dividend of TWO FElt CENT on the stoat or tble oompeny Oeucp1 such itockeili lild In Iruit by th Farmer Loin and Truel Cumpanyk fcai teeu deier by lime Board of Truiiien due CIII payable ou Oot U SIlO al Ib oitli of this company to holdere of rcvnl kepL sS I i4 Ihe Iranifer hook will be cloud at a P U ea Bept t 33 uv aad reupetmd at In A U ou Oct 4 Sy order of th Seard of TrunM A MJ1CIS Secretary slIVElt UINISQ COUPAMY OF luAU nORNlIIVEK Ul BKOAIIMAV JLW YOliK HI pr is tact Til regular luirterly dividend of salve and a half rente a ihar nai been iledarl iiM n Ih stock of this rotniiiiii peebiun an slier rpt V tu4 i Mtitwca 1114 t r iJf recorl et Ibe ct M of huetreii aept J t Tle iranifer uSe a III close at I oclock P M Sept A inS unpin at bouCiurk Oct I IHM A I lUllllimiV Kecretiry OfFICE ISV Al1lttV t t4kw titlE Aug l1 bM A sayleyly lbdd of eo and ttmree quarters biLJ pyeeal 440 II 11411 shoeS of tblerotmaoy will Ie Iai4 a tim 0155 of Iii Cowt soy SI Cutbaud 51 tim 111 cli oq I aChy Monday Sept be 15511 lb Irciieler Uoki wIll be c wa frum lie cU 1 buiaw teday l unit ile luurwliiif l Tueiilir KI L l 4 lif WBir ft III Scud 01 Mjiue Jaliks U AHTT Tf wwr thiOht PKMIOXI UMnxn TUKVKW LAW Tbosaaadi of S Idleri aud ullerl their ulloss urphu sal pLraOl gap sew draw vetulcu l erel4ot dented Ibeta Bend al onee for InfurueUo almA lilei A 54 NEW YORK CENTRAL A 4 Hudson Rlvor Railroad ill Tralni arrlv al aitd depart from GHIAND OKNTHAL BTATIOZT Fourth An and 42d St Ntw York Tax OXLY RiiuuuD STATION IM taa CITS TretlB feetv ae fallawBi DlBO A MrlllCAOOVBRTlnCLB LIMITED Due at llpao 1010 A 74 next day lottleo al fncTirnVsrifRN TBITJRDMI LIP t IThD line Cincinnati 7i o Indlib l olll 10UW A M St Lfltp SItU l Si 10t50 A stWESVUtN DAT BIPR1ID8 Dally snoept Bandana nOr uNoriTn anonn VTUTinnLB LIMITED Due at Detroit at 111AM Chuago 4iSU F M uexl 3550 day P MFART WIBTRlUt BXPRBRft Due Chi ealeRdlO hIncllinatlSlISP 54 St Loot7mSF SI FiW P 51 AtJiItQNDuuic UQSIl4cko1 itb xl AllAha FA1ts udxrltlsSs PItA P MFAST lIT loUlR AND CBICAqO I P11545 155 fndlananou II06 r M hut day A Lnnlel5A M 1 riHiiKiLLiNKWBURaii rorjnniiRErsiB nIMS CLIFF 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broidionr u layk place 11 Writ Utb it and naili it station hew Vorkino m Wuhluitm et 720 rultnn it and urn Bid ford an 1C U Urooklyn1 nn Iluttion it Jersey OIly Weameolts Bxnri calls for and ohiokibarvafufroni botili and rtildcocti through to divtlnitlon tiPsily ictrt rlundij UMIy except Saturday Other traIls ran lUlly t Ii Abort trainS except those leaving at 9515 e BO A M 3 so nijo 51111 3iA 4 Mi 525 P JJ and 13 taWuliHV stop at 13ltfl at tathn JOIN 4 ToUChY lEOfOIS M TIANI1SUS Uiniral Managir ieneral Pauenger Agent Now York and Boston All Rail Leave fly way of Do A M ftprlngflM and Worceiter Sil p M IOHO AM Hew London mid Protldene 4 nor M IIU A M Ppringfield and norcemer r Jiir U 1300 M IfrirorJ and N Y and N B 1121 i P H lamp M N w London and Protldene 7Ji P 51 Saul P H Willlmentlo and N V and N B five P M t 4100 P M SprmtOeld and norceiter 111101 P U B OU P i New London and Provldino II ui P l II OOP M Pprlngrieldnd Worceeler H15AM 13 00 P M N w London and Provldeaoe 700 X M Rum 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bLip TiAra JJ OILY tixa AtHtxa aotic iar Mi ttV tn BIKII can Sty 55CC to 11s4ge up u4ti1 ml Ssvjzp sotis waS 5120PWALL 5150050 LIP iou uram tTIs SPILT Z to eiiuoa DAILY raWLY 505 tu WIIIOCT csuscs or M r iitrin UATM SIP ANT ctaii or cAia SrVoaK SAlLY AI C r U hppilig CHARLESTON B a the South and Southwest I JACKhONVlLLE AMI ALL FLUK1UA POIHT3 TIIL OLIDK SThAMMIIP COMPANY From Pier JW h rtueol KooieveltiL ats P M YFMABHEK Charleston A Jackionilli Mon Sept IS CUBKUKKU I harltilon Jacksonville Wed SepL 17 EKHINOLB Charliton A Jaikionville IrS KepL in All aleauisTs Lays Qrit clan paiienger accomndv lions Iniuranc Under open policy elected at one ella of 1 per cent WM e CLYDE A CO General Agente 9 rowllnireen New York T O Egf O E A O S F A Pline 47 11 way H T COUPANIA TRANSATLANTICA ESPANOLA bTEAMMUP VUCAYA i apt F CunlL will tall from company tier al N n on Saturday Sept 7 i at 12 M taking freight and pailenceri direct for Havana rrogreo tmota Irnr Tuxpin and Tarn Pico with traniinlpment 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