The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 20, 1890

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I I rIii I a IF YOU SEE IT IN j P tTip ABE YOU IN HURRY I mJt eu UJh t HORSES TO HARNESS Buy ox or CARRIAGES sou IV 1 This apptie to Adrcxtisamant If t 1 the Advertising Column ofT I u wall M New c7w I THE SUN L I VOLLYfflNO 211 l NEW YORK SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 2 189ULTEN PAGE PRICE TWO CENTS BAIFOURS FOOLISH ACTON l jsjasax or xaa aasa JDm 147UZ ONLY 2 1 mr U WIk4 t rruss O Briem u c D I rraaa Telttsisi Ariee Sr Ireland rIsi He IfMt tk TTr Way to D l e4 TO A Uom Will but MtreBCthe 1 KaU OntMtutle t I0XDO Sept 10 Your Dublin correspond I that ther Is of art alacrapbs t t I a consensus iion among Nationalist that Balfonr m In arresting Dillon and OBrien IJTto frustrate their American tour or t litalr Iii results An equally confident be Ibftnvalls l that Balfour will b both surprised esd wasperaled at the reply which the Irish ia 1 Aperies will mae t his dialling Ht Dillon said Of course I f Impossible H t say what the effect of the arrest and roicntlons wI be on our people in America tot should b very much disappointed I It In diminished monetary a gtelfutdegre dlmle any montr ctstata Judging from peg e renO I afcodd think the contrary would b the result I Cot a at present state what arrangements 1111 b sad but I hav no doubt sos mom ton of the Irish party will Tlslt I the United o Hctoa before Christmas The Government ha awltar object i view namely to alienee Irish leaden until the landlords havo succeeded i oDeeorig their rents in districts threatened with famine owing t potato blat I am well nrare at any r that the gravest consternation a has been excited tn official circles lion and rage hl hn exolt I omca c des by the speeches of some of the leaders in which they pointed out the Iniquity of attempt bg to levy rents on people who wen within a month or two of actual famine Mr Timothy Harrington M P Secretary ot tie National League also had a talk with TUB Bm correspondent In his opinion Balfonra Uad has boon t some extent forced by tho kadlard party in Ireland who feared for their league rests and hoped t cripple the resources of the I Is pretty well know continued Mr I Harrington that a struggle like that in TIp I must ol necessity b costly t both tidal It costs a great deal of money to build I new town as we a doing in Tlpperanr lour and the landlords hope that by true trating our visit t America and preventing our personal appeal to Irish and American dtltans they will soon exhaust our resources Bd by consequence starve the tenants into lulicusslon Therefore they arrested Dillon ad O because otherwise those gentlemen cud have started for America a soon a lon Wi served and no one could have tp tem They have now put them u der a rule of ball to the extent of 1000 each t appear In court and falling t appear their recognizances would of course be sat I tilnk the meanness ot the Governments action U so apparent that to a great extent the pntaneeof Dillon and OBrien in America will b rendered unnecessary I have no doubt ou binds in America recognizing the object ot till Government w readily come to the and that whatever differences moie ad tat dUfernols may ban existed among them in the past will b forgotten in their eagerness to assist the O pbler The mission to America IB a neces sity but whether I will b postponed or witther others w b deputed t take the plies a those who cannot go I am not yet In position to Dillon OBrien and tUn t say Dion OBren myself r talk the matter over and arrive at a de eUos within the next few days fl gA4 4uodaUd pre3 l P I Sept9T aired cf the Irish leaders I yesterday fills a conspUnotta place in i newspapers throughout th Unit Elng nm t tils mrtnfl V ftnrta A ntariatlnH Ki ranniaed to account for u Mr Balfoura sudden itroke The commonest one nn the part dd LAteral prose Is that Its object wa to prevent tk ia and OBrien from going t America to arouse American sympathy and solicit Ameri can old7 Th qbneervatlvea however scout I Idea I that Mr Balfour could have acted from such a motive They see In h present plO a laudable eor t prevnt tho recur n 01 disorder In ireland On tb t whole bl opinion Is 8 la Otrmolr doubtf 01 CourSe ao wisdom or expediency of the Qovemmonta Mr OBrien in an Interview this morning Oren I a tIs morlnl aid ha could not imagine what Infatuation a driven tba Government to make tha ar ruts It U easy to see he thought wnat they an driving at They are making a supremo i or to crush out the organization of rae temi Cats for concerted action This they ex conceroc I pect to accomplish he thought by simul taneous clearances on all estates where the plan ot campaign has been adopted The evicted tenants they calculate on thus having helpless at their feet But can such it policy be successful f Mr Oren was asked pI01 IUccet it IB repled I t a my opinion a piece or Inconceivable folly lie it seems clear torn that this is what the te SoTarnmant proposes to attmpt It Is bald by many the correspondent old that the main purpose of JJr Ball our in noktot the man this Urn is I to prevent K Iifllon and ron from making your con mac you tamplated trip to America tPIt a nom a probable theory to I replied Mr OBrien But I It ia tne tre en a nor absurd calonlatloa was never eaonlslon Wl 1iisae eveq by the present Chief Secretary for inland Jbar from preventing our appeal to America ha ha made I for ue In the most trlklng and impressive way The story of Peee arrestwill rug throughout America wl like a trumpet oot compared with which our vrteet would hove bean feeble and Ineffective InleUT All IrUbAmericans know that Tlpperary Is I pj key to the fight for Ireland They will Ui I care to frustrate the dastardly calculo l Ap the Government te dtd cAcu What do yon think Mr OBrIen the cor Htpoadsnt asked will be the ultImate affect kd wU b te uilmat U tie Governments present course on the fineyourepMsantr Itwlll be altogether beatflclal Mr OBrien replied without lies Jflloa Itwill close up the ranks of our fol lowers revive drooping courage and banish drpfnl bnla f Tory shadow ot dissension The combination I Jpparary la absolutely blnatoD Imprlable Hanoi he shaken TI Dublin freemani Journal l Nationalist O Its leading article this INalonIIUl jtovarnments object was to stop ar visit 1 I 0 lun Dillon and OBrien to America the Amrea rist are a bamefm confession of we4 ¼ fleas I I 14deo ntnnH FnrtBar on Mr Baifours I J3TUchsracterlted u nplaceof ImiMicll i iy Watch WUI give to the plan of campaign a I 01 invUorstlng ud xbllaratlng stimulus The Independent Consanratlve pubjln J truss Is ln article commending the aorrn le url sari n h a imperative aeeeuft r to teur relief from the tyranny rlef sweiercliadby the tenants te an nt I P yBept l9Tke busiest ple In rub VBI Hl yuis I the bsodquarwrs ot the Land Lnd vfu Nattonsifat ar calling In a constant It 1 t lea th lauit nwIo regard toth 1 ffMts and to coosult oa piano of action t Mr I UOO who came B to 9 uhUI J Ml night fa eC1crsot I animated eiraje la 0 not 0 f It y 1 a datacUd lo I oree nttaranea of I r a On the other hand there saams r Ifll eonfldaoe and new nthuslam I 1m ot 1rdlll the erust aa a calamity I Pr11 lencency Ji to rejoice 4t hemp as TuwFloR In dIHfujsa TDO IUon of Ir liii I trio NatloDlt hold 10 LIAr been en 1a zlI lAl blllle for t1ii UovIrcmj CLS lhtl or IsaraPUion 1 end Olin OJr sks1b I ropo 1 rlp t tBrC tf flu 11rttu tu I tee plan or mue CtIIOI 1r11sid 10 II Ue Amsrl ap publIQ I I Ar fo a I I t by l Jidiug irleb orators 1 r fo L45fl I Indo d Wbo wilt be Drtr b cll ruio npriahsnot r1 I dtrfledl r y linen ablaO1 Ia 10t ubi e to cor t CDI 4K111Q73 C i1 tll ate Wbbl be reach PubJlp a D D44tjQ I wIU be held 10 ClW UPOn the ws rtD hat men prollAD is Ibl I to ll 0 J le Ieid o nat Gllt 0 t 0 I uU ll mm e an lhul DtD jlq1 LaJ hr ar t t lefli bD uoI lur WI prllbl su a The tA WUU Tbuul l Button Wwelay Kgrtlj author of I The Diamond utl commeum another of liU brilliant end l Uv Uo stories In tomorrows Hun d Utrewv TbO who hays r a the pro tutta proaounc tblt OM Dprlor la It IbyoIbl t puUD i o riaal Tratl Brar 0e llt n gsa WlE Ii1aa WR M ise a va aA4 Mbaa U afarUM 4lS a ET Kaara7 MVti SJ 1 n 1 lalr Iref sud Mpd Tvaa g raal FMV1U4 l lit filly elI Iba Itayal 111 U paa3s4 Ularaaa Mv for niWIlt uI Bar M WMbIUIL btara y 01 AiMiu t rsf I dasWettaL I uit e aeeagal l twa i A 1 o TM Hartal tsi lva is fiatyperb tt sWrukal Jbtplws Iatws I raik AaalalabM IJ f lea lw a r r aual B Ulai 11 41 1attaM ft r 4nr115 WeAv rIt J tvj mffiuum l e TbaTaaUal f jfitti I I e Ita tla 1H c 1 511r s I f I I t r nIl Aocoviixa 94000 aaottr T ChlarBaKlaaar of al Fire Da P rt a mt CBleaaea te at Darktlaattlem RoBDonr Sept 10Th shortage of upward of 14000 In the accounts of John P Darren bacher Chief Knglnear of the Fir Depart want has JUt com to light The funds ap propriated were those ot the City Firemens Association of which Chief Engineer Derren baober u the rpresentativ of Ilapld Hot Company was Treasurer Be had bean reflected elected for svan years and Implicit con fidence was placed In him It was known that time association ha upward of liBOO in Its treasury and at a meeting held this weak it was decided t slier 19600 r rata among the nine lire companies In the association and leave I a balance of about f 1XWO In the treasury It was this decision that revealed ur I JM tlll dtllon it rvle ta that Traaanrar Derrenbaohar bad ben uelmt the acaocittlons fnada and that Only abnnl tqoo was in the bank A oommltlep brnt with Oonnsellor A H a Bnran waited upon Mr Drroubachr who confused that ha had irrongfnllyconvrtx themonay tohisown ga money nlulJ te monl hi owii ue mnbMber has sureties in the sum of lp5o and afforu will be mad to make the defalca lon Rod without laklng leA criminal r I I Ohio ngtnarDrrenbacheri Ie a member of m810 th e oldest and mon respected Oarman families er Ills father John Derrenbaener Is County Treasurer an onto which h ba bald for nearly a dozen yean The Chief En gineer j I the proprietor otjuarge store at tho tidewater terminus ot the Delaware and Hud son Canal and lo Oa has bean extensively engaged in fitting out canal boats with supplies for the season Be is a married man about 45 years a ae CHICAGO MAKSS A LIE OICZ cl Oeorce JL Baivle Kee td Blreeter Oemer of the Worlds Yale Orncuoo sept lOOoU George A Davis of Chicago is DirectorGeneral of the Worlds Fair Th rsult came this afternoon attar the national Commission bad labored for three bourn During all this time the Commission had born the aspect of a nominating Conven tion Cot Daviss name bed been reported a the choice of the local Board Gen to coice te loa Doard Oon Bastlngns name had e ben planed in nomination and was followed t the end by a strong support but the triumph cam to Chicago auppor aDe t The galleries of the Council chamber were crowded with spectators and when the result o the decisive ballot was announced there was 10ul ohlra h Tote WM as follows Davis 60 Htn 82 McKizIe 6 8tVnlon3 Pc 1 The election was then made nasal mous amid tremendous entering Six big commltlaemen led by Senator Be well of Now Jersey then tramped out of the ball to get the tramp te new DlrnctorOoneraL Altar being Intro duced to the Cpmmlf lon by ITasIdent Palmer the DirectorGeneral made a brief address In which he declared that politics would not I ter Into his administration as be was aware that his naw constituency were bait awar aODttn07 wer baf crate and half Bannblicans Col MeEanzle of s 01 MoKne Kentucky a Democrat from away tyock will b Mr Daviss lieutenant and counsellor w The appointment of Cot Davis gives great patlsf action to Chicagoans I I nowsak that tat Benjamin Butterworth will te appointed Di rectorGeneral of the local directory but hIs tloal those duties of in Col this Davis position will in no way clash with Th Worlds Fair Commissioners will have a Cmmllloner banquet at the Palmer House tomorrow night They were at a comlo opera at the Auditorium tonight opra XB8 ZK8LHS CAItTBtta LAWSUtX I A Fersneeni Flchtlee t Get Oat or BI Contract With Her Judge Lawrence heard argument yesterday upon the motion t oontlnuo a injunction restraining straining W J Ferguson who is atanlnl FergGn now acting with Air Mansfield In Beau Brnmmel from playing with any person other than Mrs Louise Dudley Carter Abo Hummel said that the actor had ben engaged for Mr Carters com pany on April 9 last at a salary of 160 a week and that the company was t open at the Broadway Theatre on Nov 10 Ii paHThad boen writfen specially for M Ferguson by DavldJJolosco and I would not b possible t fill It with any one else Ferguson had broken his contract giving first Illness aa a reason h contt 1lna frt te a and atttrward saying that he had been forced I into the contract when he was travelling knew nothing bin reputation then about with her th star and could not risk ExJudge A J DlttenhoAfer argued against the motion He said that while Mr Foreneon was H he gave that AH an excuse not wishing t b disrespectful His letter stating that he could for publication not risk his reputation was not Intended Mr Porn does not wish to win his case by attacking Mrs Oar said Judge ca hoofer nor do I intend i east n single stone stne in her way Ha said that the contract was wholly unjust and Inequitable providing that Sttolly unjus lr Carter might discharge him on a weeks notice for Inoompetency or violation of rules she t b the Judge assign h aton t any part she saw fit or transfer the contract to any company or person she saw fit She might dis charge him after the first week and leavo him ole out ol a engagement Decision was reserved rrntSBB ABB xntc axAiia Aaacxar An JEaaotr EnTelepe Bald to JXetreawat 83a70OOrrcald Zltller Away The Star Fire Insurance Company which with Its President Nicholas 0 Miller got into the papers a month ago has been dragged out again and now I looks B it very serious de velopments affecting the management of the company a soon t be brought t light The Commercial Bulletin published a story yes terday which said that the entIre assets of the concern amounting to over 200000 In secu rities bad disappeared from the safedeposit box In which they had reposed The Star company went Into liquidation on Ja 1 1B86 and since that tlm one dividend ot 6 per cent has bean paid to the stock holders By President Millers statement last January the oesots of the concern were 237 34462 sufficient the stockholder say to cay the remainder due A dividend I of 20 par cent had been 0 fro t be paid Bapt 1 of oent year by the directors but thty rescinded their action Mr Miller is said to be in Chicago now and no on was In tbe office ot the company at B8 Pine street yesterday who would tlk w E foils an Insurance broker at 66 Lib erty street is Chairman of a special committee ot stockholders appointed t have a receiver I appointed a position he said yesterday which would prevent him from talking Two months I ago some ot the dissatisfied stockholders ap I pointed a committed to look out for their In trest and demanded tbe right t sea tbe a ft When the safe deposit box was opened which ought t havo contained tem It Is al found leged that nothing but neON envelop was B ra of the atockbolders who ware seen yesterday confirmed the general report aa to the Irregularities but said that they were not In a posItion t Mil the story of the companys troubles T C Klmball President of the UansvoortBank and a bolder Of seventynine shares of ta atock said last night that he was not prepared to say Joel what the truth in tie story wo but acknowledged frankly that all wa not right The stockholder a ex pected to take aom decisive step shortly t t la 1m hon mystery protect their Itt and t clear 1 the mJtrJ Bteaea Piled Oa tb Track MILWAUXJX Oapt iLAn attempt was mad t wreck a train on tbe Chicago and North western road at a point near North avenue In thaclty limit on Wednesday night At 11W oclock the Fond du Lao freight train reached point Dar the curve a abort dlstanco from North enDue tho engineer sighted an object on tii track lie wa running at a moderate rat and wa able 10 bring the train to a balk A number of lure ltll war found plied l ell lack Apooalngor train leaving I 10e I city for FOld do LM wa due at the point a fair minutes forth I llm ot the freitgit A brake pssegr nan was ordered down Ihe track i signal the Li luiSfgoiMbut 0 ttert dIet when a stogrewbIsUdcfoe toll tttad followed I b t r several Qtbsrs Lbs br kinan thinks the m rr fa biding war trying C d moll b hi ln J tarn U iO aTonaa can Few dowo No Jn sis hat rt VHD inadev The Mlaaaufelv Taaaaaaa Blaatblaal OIAUtOI Hapt 19Th4 eUsmar Ye mesas which arriveS her from NIl York iabt night Jcmt 1w tIi4ei I or Ijr NoI near II4 i4okout alp Mt 9r llw York nllt in cuior ut lbs atwmtr Iroquois THE LOST BABY BOY FOUND I rll DAra AND tftanis n D I noooa itr A riTtzjtsa OAXS T th AatratshimBt e BI Hrnvr lie Was Ally aad rUTtaK witfc a TIa Vaa with BI Omly Calee a Dog fcy ISis hiSsTa 8t rr or lb IMnreli HoDsotr N T Sent 19 George Weaver a spinner in the knitting mill of William Harder lives in Qreenport township about two miles from hre His I a shabby small house a hundred feet from the road and but a few hundred yard from the wild rough and tangled forest of the mountains as the more heavily rolling upland ot this region I called Ha has a wife and two children Th younger child is a six weeks baby The elder I a boy born on Aug 15 1887 and therefore three year old ui name Is Dayton Weaver Until six weak ago he was the only child In the family and as there ware no children In to neighborhood his life was lonely So when a boy down be road offered Mr Weaver a mongrel puppy three month ao Mr Weaver accepted the offer because bethought it would be a companion for his child Th dog was called Prank and soon became thoroughly do mesticated at Weavers The little boy was always fond of animals and before long mod Frank his blor ma Prak hi Inseparable companion As soon u he would get up in the morning he would ask for Frank and he would not go t sleep unless the dog was near him Frank was not very pretty to look t plainly betraying his bass origin and having a low look about his block hanging oars and pinkish whit muzzle The short hair on his body was white except a large block spot on his back near the root of his tall and a tow smaller spots scattered among his rba But he made up in affection what he lacked in beauty A for Dayton he was a handsome boy not 1 handsome as a year ago when he had long golden curls but still a comely towheaded child with big hazel eyes and a mouth that was always laughing to show some white even teeth He and the dog played in the open air all summer and Dayton was therefore tanned in the face while his chubby lee were burned unite brown There never was a better na tured child or one lass given to weeping Hav ing been ao lone alone he had learned to amuse hlmnalf Early In the summer ho be gin to make long trips of exploration and dis covery Frank of course was always with him Thee trips were toward the cultivated and settled parts of the Annntrr anri aTtar fnw hnnra Otuut ad atr a sun ht omn Im neighbor would bring him back Since the birth of the baby Mr Weaver has not been able to look ale him closely Last Saturday Dayton and Frank disappeared i the morn log At noon Lawyer William Brownell living a mllo from tho Weavers found the boy and the dog fast asleep on a pile of hay in his barn yard The boy hail watohod and talked to the chickens that went clucking and chirping about Than he fall asleep His arm was ep A about the dogs neck and one or the dogs Dig drooping ears shielded his eyes from the light Tuesday morning was clear and bright Frank was up early playing about the ra Daytons mother partly dressed him at 7 oclock and then gave him his breakfast He was still trying to swallow the last mouthful when he left the table and ran out t see Fran He was bareheaded and barefooted Mr Weaver was clearing away the breakfast table when she BOW from the kitchen window the boy and the dog down at the fence along the front of the lot DaytonI I she called Dayton did not answer Generally he replies 1 this call with Here I b mammal rpos p when his brain Is busy with the plaafor a tour of exploration he refrains from answering rm rfi Irl Mra Weaver knows this and when ana called again she added a threat of punishment Just then there wild wall of and hunger tn tere was a wil w1 rage ad hunlr from the crib and Mr Weaver had no further time t talk t Dayton At 10 oclock she thought of him again but he was nowhere t b sen Ehe started out in search of him but gave it up at noon and de cided t wait until one of the neighbors brought him bck The afternoon wore on but Dayton and his dog did not rtum The sky clouded and at I oclock a heavy rain began to faiL Mrs Weaver 1 alone In the house and although frantic with anxiety could do nothing until her husband returned He cam at 8 oclock and at once started in search of the missing boy He inquired at every house within a radius ot half m but no on ha seen Dayton or Frank The nIght was perfect ly I dart and the rain a falling fi torrents At 1 oclock Mr Weaver returned and began t upbraid his wife After a while he went to bad bbe sat all night by te window sleepless bd without weeping I the gray ot tbo morning the awoke her husband and he starUd forth The rain waa still falling a I bad fallen all night The roads were miry and halt coved with water All the creeks and brooks were swollen beyond their banks Mr Weaver want swolen eir to the mill and told Mr Hare that the boy wan lost MrHarder at ono shut down the mill and started thirtyfly men out with Wearer Thoy weN joined by a pen of men from tbe neighborhood All day Wednesday and unti fa Into the night they scoured the cons ty around but found no trace of boy or dog btorlxof bands of gypsies were soon afloat and wild rumors of 1 kind But no band or gypsies could be found or traced reliably and no rumor daoped anything Again Mr weaver returned to his home I weary and wet to the akin r War was still sitting by the window and not a tear had illen from bar es The boy musibe dead said the husband The rain would kill him if he wasnt scored to death 0 I he Isnt dead from hunger The mother neither moved nor spoke All the motor et listening to the falling rain When with the approach ot morning I ceased she awoke bar husband again V him his breakfast and sent him out The day cleared but the two days and nights ot rain had made the woods and 1e d swamps The creeks wore pow rivers and were no longer fordable Wp1 p0 no uso totseoroh said one of the men without He couldnt food a lea this rain mn ane 8 to them went bom Bat In the afUrnoon Mr Harden offoreti a resnrd ot 00 for the child dead or alive Handbills were dis tributed throughout Greenport township and I Hudson Another nlcht pasbd and this morn ing there came a great gathering of inn from all this district They cam Jn wagons dltr horseback on toot AH ltrnJf boot and 0 IUe many carried bores Wt gun Th saaroh was organltM under Mr Ilarden and Mr BrownalL I was directed toward Jonas back mountain which UI to the oss of Weaver plA This a ones quarried and la I now full of water 1011 al the deep narrow eeeops where blasting has bean done are called J These bolts a the Urror of the hunter Th water I them look I hallow sadie thus a pitfall Into which he often plunges to his neck V lat tb water holes said J Harden U H may bal fallen into oe ol them 1 Tbo scorch wa continued all the morning te while Mrs Weaver sat at hpm surrounded by the kind women 01 the nei bbprnood rib i young woman with a slight and dtlloati 11c beauty qf far liar feature are regular and bar bead wdlpoioad Jaareyas a large an expressive An abs oat walMog bar month wa lightly drawn and 1 her re wa a among and trainedTook Bhawa thInking 11IIIU rale arl brwut lautTliurIovlng taU cbiefsuklog boY W could aly 1f a II Imlm a iir uae with a lisp i was wODdna when inst boy was alU e lour la1 A nights lt a nt l women war wondylng why eta I gig I fC ni Among those who started oUj pjsiIi to search and partly to 6 wire Jrrfd Coon t son of It I aTrocar of Oreaoport and hjf friend I Htl D van DUMnan hiecIjlctanJlvIus r 1 1 TOfiOftWs aranua Brooklyn They aeparatM hum the ilunartd ana mon who yett ataribiJJg JQoai Jbtck wuotftln I L They WUQt Wai r OL NttWHUOt WW I WO rou gh n K n to look w X IW I m 1 i ft f Pw9 1f C D r uct up I I fa Ju1 Tb lgtpafveIy iene raise pj fWD ovin UI a bright alSi The jOUIJ rough a aoiiubUuitl ffi pitogs ciosJy mined WI r anti ct flee V Vup it ioon is iM ra1 OIna f1 Into this torup4maPtiiiajO f a awamp suns l 70 mid tID f r wee V now u a tore f t310 u t was ft clear bit of firm arrpnndfcfoTr yards In front 1m In the midst of7lt was a cedar tree under the tree cjatM upon the ground was the lost b His bsre bra te 10 legs torn and bleeding were the straight In front bltlna bar I feat were bruited and out liii brown gingham apron wa wet and dirty u wa all tM blue gins ham dress under It HU hand were torn and I smeared wit blood Hwa quietly sitting there playing with a tin aa 1 had put atone atone in I and it wa making A great rattling Frank the dog wa running to and fro about him MtmlnaIy enjoying tb noise Tbeloye face was tearstained and his eyes were sol n Bet he was not crying then and there was a little laughter lurking In Ms nc which was thin and hollow and flushed with fever mu lila seed bead was bar and his hair was badly Van pensan was astounded at this scene when he with everybody else supposed that thO boy was dead nboY ale 1IUI and nlnhte of exposn to rain and oold He went toward the oCd The pup ran at him cavagtlyand I I began to bark and snap But the boy looked at him with frank questioningys and said J e M Want mamma Tbungwy Van Dauten picked up tbl prodigy of endnr sue The glnibam apron and dress ware soaked tbrough and through Youre hn nary J he Inquired l Bis AnTee wet Itwalned an wood Then the child began to fob adlttlo and aid 1 was dark and cold 1 want mamma lint he soon stopped crying and began to shiver and shake a though ale Tie child has always made friends with stranger easily nlwaJ trndl r 11 o wa noon at home with the man shooting clothes who assured him that he was being taken to bin mother Dayton T sigh of r blot as they cam from the damp dork forest into the clear nonlicht ot the afternoon Mrs Weavers lace had not changed a she watched the parties go out t Nah for her baby boy Crowds ol men stood in I the door and stared curiously at len or asked to see the rjctuie which was the only One she had I Finally aha was left with the hkbi and with a I neighbor lire Eiueibungh It was well on to I ward 8 oclock Mrs Klsslbnroh walked oclok KIslbunh wlkd to the kitchen door and stood there look Inir she down said the road Suddenly ota Than My 0011 1 Theres Dayton YTht mother was out of the door at a bound Tee there was Dayton in tile arms of a Dan wearily in shooting behind clothes Frank was trotting Dayton 1 Dayton I she called The baby boy turned his head quickly and then stretched out his arms Br this time lir Weaver WM at the gate laughing screaming crying The man quickened his pace and soon the boy was with his mother sale again by wa after enduring hunger and cold and rain and dampness and fatigue that few grown men would care to risk H Is flret words ware cry unJ mammal and then ho began to They took off the thro thin an d wet garment which had been his only protection They h rteoton bn TheJ dressed and bandaged soratohnd and bleed lac legs that had grown so thin The sent for Dr Cochran from Hudson He was astonished I at the endurance of the Hi and Raid that at although he seemed to be wall aside from a Ito fever and the scratches several days I would N ana have to pass before the evil affects could I Soon after the arrival of Mr Van Drnsen wit Dayton and the dog young Coons fired his gun several times and at IntanaU Tb searchers began to stroll In a few at a time until tb yard around the Weaver house was filled There ware tears In tbe ya ot some of tho men a they looked into the kitchen and saw the young mother rIDA and sobbing 01 ho boy who wit on her lao and looked about with his 1 wide opaq and astonished Frank was running around tile bar 1 which the boy and his mother 1t He would sniff InquirIngly at the bandages and Iholtr to Iran into M Weavers 11 besjde Dayton Jflnaiiy some one thought that perhaps the dog A tt f UW4A4V VUW If dOJ might be hug They tried him and found t I that he wa Both dog and boy were fad on I tat milk at first As the dog la only three mik tre months old Its I fidelity to the boy is most re markable The boy sitting on his mothers lap looked at him and said Fwnnk laid vis mat This was about the only remark he i mad The story of his suffering his tear In the great lonely forest with the rain falling through a inky darkness of the n aht will never M told But it can bo Imagined Dee D told lut I 0 b ImaDlt All this alUrnoon the news ot the finding of the boy was spreading and people were corn Inn from every direction to see him Every one who came was allowed to see him until he became nervous and then the doctor forbade It Twohonrs after hlareturn he fall asleep In i his mother arms Bus flngara were clasped 1 wer c about her had The dog lay An the floor near I br his Mad resting upon his torapaws I cotmnsa aErxma VSBABT Want to KBOW Whether Tbur are Berne em ta or Not IB the Sues aftbe Palteo Board The County Democracy leaders an becom ing concerned about the fate of their claim for onehalt of the Democratic aba of election officers Yesterday tbe following letter was sent to the Police Board On behalf of the New York County Democ racy a organization which ia now and for years past has boarded by the Democratic party 6f the Blat in convention assembled the onehalf of the entire representation In convention and State Committee the Democ racy of the city ol Maw York the undersigned states to your honorable boor that the duty Imposed on I of appointing inspector and other officers of election from the body ot the Democratln party in this city must by tile terms of the law b performed on or before the 80th day ol September that the County Democracy has within the past month as has been the practice for more than ten years past ut furnished t your body the names ot its pro poneea for the inspectorships and other election ion officers that the time for making appointments ton Polt meats Is rapidly diminishing and that none have been mod we have been Informed by a committee ap pointed from our organization for the purpose of Melting Information upon the subject that Ssrialn of the members of your honorable hoard have stated that the distribution ot appointments d1trbnUon pointments of Democratic election officers bad not bonn determined upon nor had the time bean fixed when the appointment of such om ar would b made To the end then that all uncertainty on this subject may b avoided and with a view of ascertaining the time at Which you propose making anon appoint ments and whether or not your body proposes adhering to the precedent uniformly followed by your body in the past and pursuant thereto appointing their proper ibor from the body of the County Democracy that organization respectfully spectfully reiluests yon first to appoint from its body the opahalf of the Democratic in spaotors and other election officers throughout the city and second that yon Inform It through the undersigned Its Chairman at tb I earliest possible moment of the day upon which yOU propos taking action on such ap lntmnt that ire mr 10 there oar ap as to preserve pur rights and those of the pub lic In the premise It II 1 resMoUnlly pointed out to your honorable body that your reply to b effectual should be received at least two days prior t the tijue at which you purpose ror Inrol acting 007 BALDWIN Chairman The organization boa three very good rca son for its IQtreet 10 the matter lbs patron age la a considerable Item The fixing of the status of the County Democracy is I also of Im portance and they are further Interested In frying t prevent the Independents or Voorhls Democrat from Melting recognition prestige or patronage The point at issue and on which the County Democrats have taken alarm la whether A Itepubllcan allies they aarm are entitled to any representation aa Democrats B ntld t fellntallo crats and I ao whether they should haye naf the Democratic pDicerawhlla 4e UfDubllcaru tfielralTlea get hat of the whol The Police iioardlaicitbeletteron the table Then are no County Democrat on the Police Dad Ne Chase for MInk lit Hitoku Walls BroKAME PAL Wash Sept 19Tbe car renters strike on the exhibition building bare stupendous failure Hankers merchants and professional men rallld at the building yesterday by the score All day long squads ponuDloD men ware brought up from private Boounlon tom Jrlne building and during lbs afternoon lO ea panlara ware a work ud juice ii many ciii tens wer Jying initiates and llonrJug rime Hon A J uziO fatiiar ot HiKkan Falls e cl Ip inue orAI and hmm In I hand warn on of Jfrt t arrive at the building Keary vrrrfjoafcerjo town raajioiuJed to the Call l end whiP III Cat lime suparlntsndaut da flared that mor work and bettor results had bean accompllahed than upon any previous day A tare numb r of strikar gatbarad upon the IOU early In the morning but the cheering 91r the workman M cajr recruits kept arriving bad a dpra lc Mfoct upon thtn an4 wr soon Itii Away UPD CIiseies allll1 Ia JJnmsc Hatthtwf II years old died at bU I faera01LlbrrilrMtDDU tllll Tbundar Djfbtcf nleotln poUonlD cuia4 smoking I fllK rata Tb bur warn a rcmlar ox Uo choir or 1t AuKUaUorCbuteb fti ha aatl lie uioYad i oo an avtrat tw utynr ciglnIiu a day MURPHY AND CROKER MEET A co2muuacjs AT TilE nomuit XBAT BXCXTED WBtOttllT Kr Croker Baa a B MFtlom at Cbs SfMl jag or tka Taay Citt 0 0 aIAUrcCI To Eeaorat Edward Murphy Jr the Chairman of the Democratic State Committee arrived In town last evening and will remalan until Tuesday next That will bo a groat day for Democrats hereabouts The State Committee meets at the Hoffman House a 10 oclock in the morn InA and In the afternoon the new homo of the Kings County Democrats the Thomas Jeffer son Hall will be dedicated Oov Hills presence will be one ot the inspirations ot the latter rents and the two together will be the cans of a remarkable gathering of the Democratic heavy weights of the State Mayor Grant dined at the Hoffman House lat evening and his little table In a quiet corner of the caLl was flllitd when Mr Mur phy and Oorooratton Counsel Clark hap oened in Subway Commissioner Hess and District Attorney Fellows who had strAggled along and who both looked hun gry bad been Invited by the Mayor to have something to eat In the meantime The arrival ot Mr Murphy and Mr Clark ne cesMtated the removal ol the party to a larger table and Police Commissioner James J Mar tin Joined them But tbe peculiar combination of Murphy Grant Clark Martin Hess and Fellows was soon broken up Mr Murphy and the Mayor strolled out to the theatre Commis sioner Martin went to Tammany Hall and Commissioner rambled about the hotel Col Fellows and Mr Clark remained in the caf6 and talked The Colonel did most of the talking A moving tale of his late experience with scald lag water was the burden of the Colonels story and it seems that his trouble came from the habit ho has acquired of using hot water as a morning beverage Ho also disposed of the notion that he is going to bo a candidate for Congress by saying that he could not afford even to accept a certificate of election If ne wer rich ha would like It but to be dependent on the salary would be altogether too wearing Later In the evening the Democratic poll ticians began to make the Hoffman House oor yidors lively Chairman Murphys arrival bad Er known and everybody wanted to kflOi jr what was up Nobody found out much for Mr Murphy eame back to tho botel quietly and up stair mt Itlobard Crokor and Com missioner Qllroy Their talk was supposed to be on the local situation with reference to As sembly and Congress contests The members of the State Committee want to keep this Bern ocratlo lent olid on these points VTho resignation ot Htato Oommlttoeman Voorhls who was elected as a County Demo racy representative was also considered The 8SocssIon Is of importance as an indication of tho feeling of tho Committee about Rlrlng tho County Domoerata half of tho local Demo crntlo representation It Is believed that this question will be left for settlomcnt to tho next State Convention by which a now Btato Oom mutoo will be ohoson In the meantime Mr Voorhls will probably bo loft on the committee The other visitors to tho Hoffman House who seemed to bo Booking Information on these very subjects included leader John F Carroll Under Sheriff John B Sexton who would be an available cnndldato for Sheriff except for the fnct that Mayor Grant who II also from the Nineteenth Is to bo renpml noted Jus W Bout and Justice Harry Ford whoso curiosity was only Incidental as they are County Democrats Berman Olrlchl who had drifted over from his club David Loveq trill who is I anxious to know whom GOT Hill will appoint to succeed Chief Jurtlce Larre more and Senator William L Drown who has borne Ideas about nominations for Congress Prod Qibba and OlarlTMead floated through the intel lIn sold they had not bOJrolCod the Fifth Aqnue and were good Itepnbll cans yet Mr Qlbbs disappeared some where but the now Police Juatbo eat wlthjhe Democrats QlUe a whO GlbDI un that ew111 bll renominAted and rellecood by I tha hIPlnh ftK L UVUW wv wuuu lUll ho b not bean bounced br the County Com mittee His I argument Is that the committee has no power to do anything except to order a new enrollment and a new election of executive members in his dis trict the enrollment and election to be supervised by a suDcommitceo from the Coun Committee The argument Is reminiscent of the story of the lawyer who visited his client in jail and after hearing the case sold They cannot lock you up on that The unfortunate client answered simply Jut I am locked n p1 The meeting of the Tammany Hall Commit tee of Organization crowded the subterranean council chamber of the wigmam last night but there was light and color and spirit In the crowd that were Incompatible with the habits OttOlOqfteLThoTMtnjnanyopledn not Keb saw tuo caiinr Yell uimu aaase inuiana are not cave dwellers Big Chief Crokar was in attendance sitting In tbe body of the house among tbe committee men HI took no part In the proceedings but NIT available opportunity was seized upon by his friends to abate his band and it was a veritable recaption for Mm The reports from the districts were mainly confined to the details of the educational torts to make the new hallot reform law plain to the voting constituency of Tammany They showed that nothing Is being left undone to initiate tbe brave into the mysteries ol fold Lag all the ballots and getting the right ono into the box Bigvoiced Reading Secretary John B Mo uoldriek Intoned tho call for primaries and conventions for tho fall nominations After summoning the organization to the primaries on Oct 1 them call goes on to extend an Invita tion to participate To the Democrationnpnbllcan electors of the city and county ot Now York who favor home rule rapid transit a reapoortlonment D med on a proper reproscntallon In the Login lutnro Qf the Btate tlio repudiation the party which defeated the Worlds Fair for this city a pure and economical administration of publlo affairs national Htati and municipal and who nre opposed to and condemn trusts mono o lies and centralization and all who are In favor of unity and harmony la the Democratic potty of this city Frank T Fltmrorald William Bourke Cock ran Ilenry D Purroy Peter Mitchell and Charles Stockier woro appointed a committee to deal with all questions arising out of the now ballot Jaw The General Committee will meet next Friday evening I The Federal Club mat twenty strong last I night and laid on the table a resolution offered I by Secretary W C Hill that the County Com mittee be adrlled to put a straight Itpublican I ticket In the field A meeting will be held nut Wednesday evening when a huger attendance Is expected and the resolution will be token up gain Delaware Conotr Kcpubllen CoBToitlon Dtini Sept lOAt the Delaware County Republican Convention today the official course of Congressman 0 Knapp was unani mously endoisod It is I understood that Mr Knapp can bav the nomination If ba de sires It but It is said today that he will accept the Irealdanor of a Binghamton truht com pany Marvin n Wheeler mr bo th DId candidate under Mr unappaauspioes James Ballantlna of Andes was nomlnatad for the Assembly by acclamation by the liepublicons of Delaware county today A Flmttfrm but No Non ti OoLUllora Bapt lOTbe Republican State Convention adopted a platform which Invokes liberal aid to education from tha Fader Gov ernment approves heartily narrUoua Admin titration and ragraiH the failure of tb Senate roo pasa the hair KJucatlonal bill I lh anti tb LOOK F M bill ITit Dean colored offrd Jiasoiuilon pledging the Convantlon to Judge A U Hiwkair a leading IntlT mall man or Clovinur The raaoluiion was ractd No Bomlnutlonu for Mat officer war iniul and at 3 A U te Convention adjourned sine die Aster Cruwlar Indlalad The Grind Jury bu found an ludletmant for Bord in thl first degree acalnit Actor Charlaa OniBlay otherwise called Webster who shot KnglD r Jlobart MoNalll lit tO Wait ywaniyallJjtra L Ucoiisa bl believed that MoMJ1L bed bn unduir atiaotlv to Mrs Crualar Oramlay w lf lie i arralgoad oo OA day before ucordr Uuirlb to plead JWsd for Coacraaa f3EliJ HHnun I Uaaocrsl risauluatai uttni Jeelli tuUse4tir Vubn fialuM apdlirtaa r aatls le4 twenty blalb Jew Ur diIIft 10 BAD xtttra FOR ma JISIKRR4 Sir Webb Bay Tbul Na or tb Maa Who Ar Na r OBI Will B Tel Buck ALBIMT Sept 19H Walter Webb Third VicePresident of the New York Central nail road who ba bean Welt as far as Buffalo In specting the workings of tho road arrived In Albany at 630 P M today on hla palace car Grassmare accompanied by Superintendent Motive Power Buchanan An Associated Press reporter asked Mr Webb how soon the strikers would ba reinstated In answer to this and several other questions Mr Webb said It may as wall bo understood right hero that from now on nono of the strikers on the Central road between New York and Buffalo I incluslt will be reinstated It la I batter for th man for their families and for all con cerned to know now that none of the men who re out will be taken back The men loft tho employ of the company six weeks ago to night and they have had ample opportunity apply for work before this weak They well Understood the policy of the road from the be ginning and they han seen It successfully established They did not reek reCmplovnient until the strike had bean declared off and since then they have nearly all asked to be put to work This would be Impossible as we have enough men now in our employ to operate the road In all its departments During the last fow days we have weeded out all tire undesirable men who usually slip into employment during a strike and we have now an experienced class of man Then again in Justice to the old mon who have bean loyal to the company and to tho now men who came to our assistance whon their services wero weloome wo could not reinstate any of the strikers especially by turning any of our now men away Even if any of the new men should leave their places will bo Oiled by new mon as we hove firmly determined not to reemploy men who hAve been doing all in their power during the lost six weeks to injure tho road General Superintendent Voorhees thorough ly approves of this policy There wore about 8800 men along tho line of the road on striko until tho end and it is these men who will not bo taken back TUB niBCOCK FACTION BOUTZSD Beanlt of th Hepublle City Canenaa is HjrrMnac BTBICUSB Sept 10The Republican city eaucnsses which elect delegates from the sev eral wards ot the city to the Assembly Nomi nating Conventions were held today Tho ejection of Fred 8 Glbba from the Republican County Committee In New York encouraged the hope among the Hlscock faction here that Howard G White Willis B Burns and Ignatius Sawmlller all members of tho Assembly would be shelved for participation with Glbbs In the fight against Thomas 0 Platt Last night on tho eve ot tho caucuses the Syracuse Journal which presumably speak for Senator Hlscock boldly admonished the Republicans of Onondaga county to nomi nate none but Republicans who could be trusted Tho telegraphed accounts of the re pudiation of Glbbs by the County Committee In Now York in this mornings papers were used at tho caucuses by the Hiaoock faction As far as White and Barns wore concerned tho wards embraced In their districts went for them with substantial unanimity In the Boo ond ward however which Is a part of Saw millers district there was a test of strength In the bitterest spirit It had beendetermlued to beat Sawmlllor there and then It was the noUlaitand most unruly caucus held here in years The police were there in terse and had they bean absent there would haTe been a riot It was attempted by the opposition to exclude Bawmillera watchers from the count bnt by order of County Judgo Northrup acting under the law they wero admitted before the count began An hour before the polls closed Saw millers forces ware so largo that he had the others at his mercy and bad he not protected the latter by main fore they would have boon summarily crowded out of tbe Dolling places The Sawmlllor delegates wore elected by 311 majority Tomorrow tho towns of Onondaga county will hold their caucuses XUIS XBAin JUUVKD TUB TIES Attempt to Wreak a Crowded Hzenrelon Teal IB Ohio COLUMBUS Sept 19An attempt to wreck a crowdod poasengor train on the Cincinnati Handusky and Cleveland llallrood was mado just about dark tonight The train was a special excursion and loft here at 625 with a crowd ot people aboard who had been attend ing the State fair The train consisted of two engines two baggage cars and seven coaches Three miles west ot this city near the Cen tral Insane Asylum the track is flanked on either side by embankments the ono on the loft bolng very steep At short Intervals seven or eight ties were laid across the track When tho excursion train after passing over the Little Miami crossing had gained good speed the head engineer noticed a tie on the track bnt the train was too close to prevent striking it The pilot scraped over the tie and then the wheels struck it Over they went Just as though there had been no obstruction and jumped to the rails again After the whole train had passed over the tie the train was brought to a standstill by tho air brakes A GhOST in out OLBHAB COTXAOB It 81 iap a eirlo Vac sad Canaae Terrlfia Crashes The family of exAlderman Olena at Bay Shore have been disturbed for some time past br mysterious noises In their cottage Miss Cora Glens says she Will awakened one night laatweok by some one slapping her on the face The room was dark She could see no ono near her bodeld The next Instant there was a terrific crash In the hall outside the door which aroused the family No cause for tba crash could be discovered They frequently hear rapping and noise aa if some one Is I walk Ing about the house On Monday night the agent of the house John II JoIning volunteered to spend a night In the bnusa anti catch the ghost Hoieral friends of the family agroed to stay with him While they were seated about a tablu down Etalrrf with the family tfaemyitteriqus was heard overhead A crash followed All nlslc1 tJj where the wound came from but nothing eoulii be found Their marched from the cel lar to the garret but found nothing JUJTIKUB ABOVT 1O1TH ColliaUr Rrbardl yattaraar promoiad Jahu farrall from aSMnuijaliau alarkibip aad frank P byin uouda From ailiuu lo a SliMJ daakT Aipaeial maatlof ef tba Ohio t o lalr of Saw Yerk will tbld at Iba afflcaaot blllop a awapa 69 Wall airial ii sees lodsy to CCl an tin daam of k V Caff olio olioTba Tba chief of Polka of Kubkllt aim la Kav York yuiardaraud look a k at Jolm tturr wha haitvo I Sutsplajjiad platuKbot troiio1 lu lila fnltb aud M 110 4 ar arra t ou tuiplalon Tba Iblaf of roflca failed lo lilauUr Uaarr aa a tittg lar who va ahel al racaatly at Tie trttntut rapt lualoa Iba wmm nd ref It t a Variii otruxn Ucrd alaanar Irava vDiali striveS kira M l f from Irawaa wuffiit a baatoai la him wpftfl at i 5 Pier r alraat rapL Suds baa ul solaR ales bU lOaap Peru petals lha Ailaaiia cutout Davies utl With aa attldaui crib BUitU a Uf iscitboris CatbarlaaMcaaiaavU4k r will Os lIPS a 33 list Ike 45 itt aba i dial br saris bar I mark fa Ika Papa a la temsIb4 vvylblsi K liar alflar Uarcallaiul iauicil llili III PSI seas iwaailujii baraUlarAao Ill l riariikMi w a w titalm fcj ar tar Liubani UrUa Hlca wbodiapuaard alciaaa rairaaio llt loruback IM Slid fiijiiiHU I Ika prtpala oftba 111 IOjia M airlay mlttt Jtlin Uravlar aknlldtr of Ht 4 cat Tlmtpr ilalt nsa i aaa4 la U4 raecr dl oralaf Si l f HIM tfasfniar Al lla a told lla poiua Dial 111 u ath r had Ics kind kr Bar liwtoa a Ifbl ill ls ura Ttitfltr was intHif ass af ILtHl tIc 111 diltli araa iv l aj la ba daa fo miem baiuw ta WM MJasilUaaTl Iba TeemS ky Cti ueaJi ETTINGERS K 0 PROPHECIES AT ZBABT UK tTAS A WONDJCUrV urnrssftn ON Frrrcnes m pinea His 8o Bar an Kiicmr I AttacktBB BlBH Firs Marshal Mitchell Hay th lie H Irt 4lettd Were Not InctKiUrr Firs It seems that the mantle of fire prdlcto William Kttlngor may yut fail upon somebody For a short time yesterday his office at 85 Nas san street Was open A son of tho prophet named Darius W Ettlngcr was in charge I do not know ho said whether I hays succeeded my father In business or not At present I am trying to wind up his affair The Ettlnccr bureau is no more and whether I continue In the business of publlo adjuster is a matter of doubt I may abandon It and go into something else but I assure you that If t woro able to predict fires I would stay In busi 1 ness at tho old stand and make at least 100000 a year I havent bothered my head yet about the articles In the Chronicle for nothing ha boon said that reflects upon my fathers char acter Nobody ret has accused him ot colla slon In the fires which be Is paid to have pre dicted I worked with my father for six years and I never hoard of any book of Ore predic tions such as the Chronicle pretends to de scribe There Is absolutely nothing in the matter except that a lawyer whom my father had bonofltted Is attacking him D M Webster editor ot tho Chronicle said I ruako no charge against Mr Ettlngera character I do not even hint that ho was IB collusion with any pooolo who sot fires Z simply know that ho got out a nondescript book of bad risks A copy of that book Is in in possession It belongs to a customer of ttlngers THE SUN suggests that Ettlncec never made an actual prophecy Vary weui call his work good judgment if you will but mind this Many men nro about hero who have boon Inspecting risks for years and they can not do what ho did Talk about the future when erlfled becomes sugcostlve and It seems from examination of the records that Ettlngers black list numbers not to say prophecies wore followed by a very large percentage if fires This Is the war he did business Having sold bin book to aa insurance company ho afterward kept that company Informed of new dl ooverles In the way of moral risks This Information cams In the shape of a postal cord oran unsigned letter In this shape and Mr Webster earth bled on a shoot of paper 100618 Cbnrch itrtet This tip was usually in pencil and without date address or signature Nevertheless Et fingers subscribers never failed to cancel the policies at such buildings OB were announced In this strange way He accused no firm ten ant or Individual but ot course ono bad risk In a building occupied by many persons queers the whole structure Is there any evidence that Ettlnar ever actually predicted a lire asked the reporter That depends replied Mr Webster on what you call prophecy Ho blacklisted many buildings In which fires occurred within ninety days of hIs announcement Ninety days suggested the reporter U a long time for firebugs to wait Is that prophecy Mr Webster thought a moment I dont 1 know be answered finally Other Insur anoe men are unable to do as well as that I do not pretend to suggest bow Kttlnger cured his Information but it proved to bo wonderfully correct Officers ot insurance companies were an averse yesterday as they wore the dy before to discussing Ettinger Ono who Instited on remaining unnamed declared that tUnge novrr prophesied a fire In his life There baa been some loose talk he said that Ettlncer would tell how a fire was to OCj cur say in March at a certain place but never heard of such a prophecy and dont b e have any such was made He was an excep tionally clover man and If he had ft list ot doubtful risks Ive no doubt ho sold it to ad vantage He wasnt tho kind of man to etve away anything for nothing ondl dont doubt i i t that many companies paid him something tori 1 advlivj as to a K O K O In Insurance parlance seem to ba the direct opposite of 0 K The letter S O mean Keep off t and when one they ore recorded aeainst a street number tile tenants of that building will find that they cant era any lire Insurance i tir Marshal Tomes Mitchell has been ub Sorted to considerable criticism recently not only in connection with the Ettlnger storr put because of bla failure to convict as many in cendiaries as hIs Boston colleague has done la the course of a year Moreover there have ft bOOn many Urea in on east side faction for several months that appear to have been of in cendiary origin and this bos lad some people to believe that a bond of llrobnga has been or ganized for regular business Discussing these thirgs yesterday Marshal Hithell sold I knew Ettlnger lie was a sharp shrewd man but in my belief an honest one I do not believe lie eer predicted a tire John Monin propogandabydaed theory wasknockedlntho fX bead lour and a half years ago by tbe exposure in THE SUN of the socalled Anarchist That exposure stopped the business of firing a tene ment by overturning a lamp through the action of a slow fuse in order that oubseqnentlr an insurance company might ba bled and little or that kind of work has been done since Et linger certainly could have bad no hand in anything of the kind I have taken more tla a score of the eases reported In tbe CAroni where Ettingers prophecies were recorded and where fires wore paid to nave occurred and have examined the records The fires did oc cur on the Chronicle averted but In not ono rano was there any evidence of Incendiarism I was Interested to find such evidence In most of the fires in buildings about which Ettlnger Is said to have made predictions the urinates from perfectly natural causes In a few In stances no cause could be assigned but In no cane M as there any reason to believe that a man bad fired his premises for the Insurance for In the votes where uocauecould bo found the houso or goods were not Insured That eeems to ma a complete refutation of the in slnuatlonB put forth br the Chronicle Tho books ore oren for Inspection to any one who wants tn i erlfy this view of the matter As to a bund of firebugs on the east side the evidence in the department seem to prove that there WAS one there hove been many fires where the cause was undoubtedly Incen diary n mat In tho hallway or a bundle ot rags In the cellar having been used aa the starter These fires were not sat by occupant of the buildings for the police bad to awoken them oil They ware undoubtedly occasioned by robbers It has been quite the custom for thieves to start n email fire In a tenement building with the view of ransacking the rooms of the Tenants during the excitement It is hard tn convict anybody of arson I have per sonally examined people who said that tier saw the mispectod person leave the premise ten minutes before tho fire broke out In court they would make that ten minutes an hour or two hours You BOO between the time of mr q examination and tbe trial the friend and at torney for tho accused have had trrouopportu nity to got at the witnesses and that block the Fire Marshals proceedings The Weather fair weatbtr prayallad yeeierday la all the Bute aicapl rain In he Ohio and VlaiUalppI vallaya aod 1 tba region of lkae Hvptrlor and Michigan Tba atom centre waa orar Iba lakaa moving nertheMl eadat landed by esTer isis Tha wind waa from SO lo 40 miles ao boor hawing toward the alarm casts treat all peiata Tba rain aza Ia likely W cover tliaaaalara part of lbs lake rtflim IbIs morning and will probftbly citieS to lbs Atlantic Btataalntha latter part or ke j day Warmer wealtiir pracadaa tba dliloitaace and 4 colder wtalhir follow The cold wave will ba fall to day la the Illaitulppl valley aod abonld raacb skis ration by loaday aamairhat uodloal Warmer fair wtathir prarallad la this city raatar day Tba blfatt ciararnintnt umperatore waaT lowaab tn avaraia humidIty oa par cant wind fra b eODtb to aonlliaaiL Today pramltaa lo ba fair followed by ebewara warmtri Vuoday tliowtry toUOw4 by clearing aad eaoltr visit Tbe Itaarmuiaatar at F rrya pbarmaer la Taa icaT killdluf laeordad itia liiup ratuja jaalardtjrai faUawai 8W IloaL ia ijari sAid ci JPM a e mAM M IT g 6551 ts tt isrit ti 44 IIM Wi 7u Ii MId M cc t A V VSJ AvI cu Sept IS l mesa gje aiac oifirs tosses nu 5 f m imifa far Malna cola ptacadad br fair watait e aatarl vU4 brisk la kilt oa the aeset far Ma v Uawptblra ao4 Vamseet raUl Ufll arlr vwoa ibirtlai tocerllivatUrlf 70r MaaMbuatiti PUsS jalw4 aa Ceasa tl st rain alaUtatry Iaupara4 ri wind ikUUui t Malta vtalarlf and bacvinlvf brIsk W Llfb OB la c aa could Vttttf loniuun fit rtMftnt Itnn liatla tni Jtr Ht tnt JMlamtrr vole on 1 a1dUa44t Sh545 spur Ui Uik 55 VU uit Minn u tu iit M5kvuWi sMisdp P rot tba Pl lrfai t Caloakla MafflaBd sal Tints U ralai utl urr unwaisra aaaUarl viaS e caUr MftbvaaMd winds Isaiar ref vasises v Tw oaf attar Iseelusee eetulussuskeitmi J A I

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f 1 1iJ JIIItI 1 1 j 2 T S SATURDAY sPMER 2 If THE FimFIRST CONGRESS eiotAToa noAn etSADs ron A NATIONAL OAKKBVFTCT ur I Tn a Aa m meaU to tba Nntlcmal Haak Ad Baitehid tm tha fet n4 Sir i ShoraiM Eiplati VThr Us Old Kai I Okll Tk M Vf Dl rsA QaamM Af prs Had Dleappeara la tha Doa t I I Jr1 tha aol Calla IB tbs Tlrsctali I Elo Ce AdJo miK nt Tea TTIthant it Vat OM ScatlB LOB I WAtnncGTolI Bept 19Mr Plumbs resolu I tlon lo recommit the Bankruptcy bill to th c Judiciary Committee with instructions to amend It by maUug It apply to voluntary bank rnptcy only was taken up In the Sonata today Mr Hoar Baa a1 asked Mr Plumb to 1 withdraw the resolution The bill had ben r carefully prepared and when it came b I for the Senate a motion could be made strike out the Involuntary clause of It The I two things were not mingled at all He did not i expeot tbe bill to be 1 taken up at this session but I there was to be any discussion It h should be obliged to take two or three hours ol i tho time of tbe Senate tma Mr Plumb Rep Iran said tat he offered I tho resolution for two reasons One was that I he was utterly opposed t the principle o In t voluntary bankruptcy and the other was thai Tolunll bnkr t to oter tat he did not wish to havo any Bankruptcy bill passed at this session Ho understood that an j association of wholesale dealers bad spent a I good deal of mOnoy in efforts t have the bU 1 passed and that fact Indicated that the bill was not in the Intei est of the people of the United States but in tho Interest of a class of J persons whom it would enable to put a clutch j on the throat of all the business of a small kind carried on In the United States 1 Mr Oullom ICp I eald that ho had ha letters this morning from two of the most prominent business men of Chicago asking I that the bill be not panned at this session Mr Plumb said that ho also had a despatch 1 from tho leading commercial body of Kansas City recalling the consent heretofore given by I It to tho bil Mr Hoar spoke of the necessity of a national Bankruptcy bil There were ha eald from 150000 to 250000 people in the United States Who wore on their limbs the fetters of In debtedness which they could only escape from by the operation of a national Bankruptcy law But I was absolutely impracticable to have a I I national Bankruptcy law that dealt with volun tary cases alone Ho believed that a bank I ruptcy a slim could ba contrived tbat would afford almot absolute certainly adequate security against a repetition ot the evils of tho former aan I bold that the passage ot a moderate safe just reasonable system would have a heallngand fertilizing effect on the QUid country and that such a system would within three years reduce the rate of Interest where J isnow 1 10 12 or li par cent to 3 i or 6 per cent After further discussion Mr Plumbs resolu tion was placed on the calendar without action Mr Hoar saying that he would not ask Its consideration at this session or at any time i When the Senate was not thought to be full enough to enable both Its friends and oppo nents to have It fully considered Mr Voorhees Dm Id Introduced a joint resolution lor an Immediate Increase of silver money by the purchase and coinage of 1000X000 ounces of sliver at a price below tlV929 within the next thirty days this purchase to be in addi tion to the amount required by existing law Itaferred 1 the Finance Committee The Senata proceeded to the consideration for one hour of unobjectcd bills on tho colon dar of which the following among others r were passed lieu bill to aliotntlnn tbe coinige ot ths 3 and II gold pltoee I And Ihe 5oent nickel pies I floss bill to amend Motion noio ot lbs Rerlied Bteiutt and it prurtde for dtilfu ef authorised de I Tlcte ot United Rtatei cuuu Senat bill referring to lh Court ot Claim the clam et Dnlon Keener Bon A Areabeld for extra eoec ot kulidlnr Benat bill Bluing SS the mejtlraum nnmkerot oscar ot lb army and navy to be detailed to educa tion ui tltntloo Home Joint rtiolntlon declaring l the retirement of II Opt Charle a stivtn ot the United statee Army Yl and tkat bal entltltd to hit par as each retired officer tnai kill nterrlnc to the court ot cialme the claim ot tbeauiioett et John fioaoh for extra pay so tb contract for tLe monitor reoria I Judcaeut not to x CtetlCQI Benatt bill approprlaunr WOW f or tht pnrohait Trori a wtrlau painting ot O nto Scott now in lbs Coroonn Art Oallerr final Dill appropriating 5O for tbt fctilldlnaof a memorial itrncture at Marietta I Ohio comme ni tivt ot tat lettleineni of the Northweitern Territory Rouse bill to reduce the amount of United bJ States bond to b required of national banks and to restore to the channel of trade the ex cessive accumulations ol lawful monor In the Treasury having been reached on the calendar Mr Sherman Hep Ohio spoke of the Impor tance of the bill and said that he had received numerous letters nnd telegrams from business men in all parts of the United States urging Its passage He had been criticised by the news I paper for not pr111 it on the attention of the Senate but he had not been able to do so on account of tho Tariff bill and on account of tbt order of business agreed upon He sent to tbe Clerkn desk and had read an article from yest rda sNBW YORK SUN Intimating the bill bud been smothered in the Committee on Finance and said that It had not been smothered but had been sported back favorably over two months ago and had elnco alo been on the calendar He believed tbat its passage would tend very much to quiet even the present agitation in the money market Thesecond section would allow an Increase of national bank notes to the amount of eleven or twelve millions by authorizing circulation to the full face value Instead of isO par cent of the bonds deposited to secure circulation Ho could not tell however what the effect of the first section would b whloh reduces the compulsory requirement of bond deposits in order t have the right to carry on business to 11000 because If the bonds to h withdrawn were lold that would tend 1 reduce circula tion but a the banks bad now the right to retire circulation and cell their bonds It i Beamed to him that that process bad ben going on and that the pass age of the bill would tend to check It and would Induce the national banks to is sue circulation to the lull amount nf their bonds deiiosltad As a matter of courxe the national banks would have to go out of ell ante when the four per cent bonds wore paid unless some other method should be devised Undoubtedly the etTeU of the bill would be not only to prolong but to em ounce the national bank system He did not want natopa press the bill undily I was not a bill which could beionslderedunderthe fiveminute rule Mr Plumb boro witness to Mr Sherman I solicitude t have the bill tbrmans arlr date It had to a certain extent merit Siut be feared tbat it would finally result In a contraction 01 the currency While ho agreed that the national banking system as a system of discount and dopoult was wise and ought t be continued It was plain to be soon that It was not long to be a system hating relation t I tho currency The banks themselves wanted to t got out of that bank and the publics Q anl baa some rights In the matter Congress could not afford to let thu national batik currency Datonal all disappear without supplying a currnnuy In Its p ae Ho believed that tho business ot the country was In greater peril than I bad boon for years from ibo lack of a sufficient tIrculo tlug medium Disaster might be avoided but tho country was duugprouciy near I now and 01 would ourrmicj continue 8 until It bad a larger volume Mr Watt Rep Cong asked Mr Plumb his reason for thinking that tbe result ot the bill 1 would be to contract the currency bl Ar Plumb gave M his reason the authority which the bin would give to banks to reduce IIe bank their deposit of bonds in order to retain their onaiter fiorn the amount now required run ning irom i360ii up 10 iw ooj to sum Mr ilatttfouldnt the hunks which have bonds on deposIt to tecure circulation rather bonds increase the Issue to the full amount rAlhe Mr PlumbBoma would and tome would not lat the trouble U tbat the question of the volume of the currem Is I decided now In tee interest of the urn and not In the Inte eel IIf i the public I led iienectir certain that nearly all the bank Ierteet would reduce 1 their bonds just a fast as they auld Mr 1ower moved t strlkt out tba tint eo tlon reiuvfau to 1000 lie deposit of bonds to rutlln Jurniio MrUIrwan said he bad no objection to 1 bevIDs t4 first tlttPn troek out and to pats lag be III with thii uocond unction alone r SSL10111 I M 10 per eol to the bank cit tr 1Iiit aqyo It W biT opinion that the i ban MS New Lnglaiidwould eaj l1mslte I 01 I addUI01111 circulation hj lb e oa000 I 1 unuf 11 bIll 4UUld wIv them ii oaa I 10r l hut that u us for 004 proposition an 1 ilalltat muld e 10o pmlJUol I rCtKjkroll I Item MOi stilLed his ntoentloi to lbs lull I re 10 le I ihuti I sotilil eucouraizu the DnUu1 Imnkx 10 llliSit Ibid 810ura lfd 110 lhlllllllle oi ii1be if Hriulwi luieulter to ltsuo uTriifla UQi3 He coUld I pal Onuul iauthing would jm n mill stun on the part i of Con aep chat tee ssr i 1Q4 Iar money woqid I ha uoutlnutd in the national banlia rr some urtber luterobsnge of tlewi they bl ao whit QSp Over rsIenisr until wwrfw retaining It I JI 411 I 11lllellr 0 f Ire 1 and Other rowtb Ol thl 11 rtello from 1teUon I IJY ro was psaciI IQ ib 11 i rorHe n ii f ismrtoiu rlslptsr for ice I 1111 o W mal1 luW I 2 q1Quit tIbJI I rk l and regulate ba I U 5OlpUQ 01 1k couna 07 Ih lYpiled JIf p I Ih amAdmns yport1 tlflalJj lh8oo S IA Wuut 0 uksU rJ tntewat on motion pt Mr Evarts taken op U HrJE t thennDnlibed btaJn The provisions ot the bill and of thn trnbstt tnt with an amendment offered tUljU Rails were discussed at much length gad t a Lit bill Went eye until tomorrow Womenilalr introduced R or behalf of tb Women National i league prohthuin tel fmoklnl 0 etgraorclIsrttsanit tee of tohann nri by Jlnon ID pnbll places cml torulhfale In the DIstrict of Columbia vnderpenallsa of ftnsnot ie tha 6 nor moro Iln U5orOt ImlrloDman not less than 10 nor more thai ttnlITe du lIe fered 10 tl Cmlte for tb Dltrct of Columbia The tnat then aoured ITenee or BapraacntetlTcc In the House after prater by the Chaplain Mr OFerrall Din Vs suggested that there was no quorum present but the Sneaker was able to count one and tb Clerk proceeded to I read the journal Mr Oatas of Alabama Mr OFerrall and Mr Crisp were the only Demo I oats In their seats The Journal having been read Mr Crisp Dem Oa objected to its approval and asked that I ba amended lln one particular Yester day when the House was operating under a call a quorum appeared and the Speaker di rected the Clerk to call the roll on the Longs tonVcnabla case Ha Mr Crisp objected and mao the point of order that Itwu nOt In order to proceed with the roll call The Speaker sus tained the objection The journal contained no record of this deeiMea el the Speaker He moved InK that the journal b amended by insert Mr It Dlngley Itep Me moved t lay the amendment on the table On a rising vote Ibis motion was carried 140 moton Quorum to 2 rllpl Ar Crisp raised the point ot no Mr Cannon CUsp m1 called the attention of the Speaker t the fact that there r a num te ter ber of Republicans present who on account of being palredjiad not arisen In their places btlll a asen Mr Crisp Why not have a roU call r lr ll publican member demanded the n and nays but his demand was drowned 1 deprecating cries from h Republican col 101Ie Ir Crisp Tee that would disclose how mnny there are her Tho Speaker counted 164 members present a miornm Mr Crisp challenged the correctness of the count He did this with the utmost respect for tbl wih the Speaker and with the utmost sincerity when members are moving around and calling out One moral the Speaker was liable I t err Sit asked the Speaker in the exercise of the power lodged in h t order tellers t verify the count mot orr nr The naker said that he had taken great correctness pains In tbe count and bad no doubt about its Mr Buchanan Rep N JrBring In your mu and order tellers tle The Speaker said that he was Informed by the Doorkeeper that there were a dozen Democrats Dorkeer tat er wer te orals In the lobby Mr Crisp retorted that there waa no provision vision of the rules under which the Door keepers could count a Quorum quor The Speaker declared that the Tel had It and that the amendment was laid upon the tellers Mr Crisp Does the Choir decline t order tHlrs Speaker Tbo Chair does Mr Cheadle Bop Ind rose in protest but hil voice was drew ned In a chorus demands for tho regular ordet from the Republicans tl Mr MoElnley order hoped that the gsa tleman would b parmlttad to say a word Tba Speaker olnol Pt this hope bat sir Funston Bep an interposed 1 Q strenuous objection Out above tbe din Mr Ohladle I was heard to declare that when the oorrectaess of hear was questioned tellers should ba ap pointed There should be no doubt about the correctness of the count The Speaker said that the question was on the approval of he journal and the vote be tl Jour lnataken resulted 163 to 2 Mr Crisp raised the point of no quorum The Speaker replied that Mr De Haven ff California was present but had not otOd alorola wlb the Speaker made 166 members present although the Stake was of the opinion quorum that 161 members constituted a Mr Crisp again challenged the correctness ot the count The Upeaker said that he baa twice carefully counted the lions but as gentlemen uln tlemen other than members were admitted to the floor the Speaker might have fallen Into error and the Speaker would therefore order Mr MoKlnley thought that the Speaker should do so even though a hundred members of the other side absented themselves In order to obstruct business Mr Crisp said ihat the Republican must have a quorum of their members when they desired to turn out a duly elected Bepresenta tive of thejieople Mr McKInley repllnd that by a simple nod Ar the gentleman from Georgia could bring no enough Democrats to order tellers But the Speaker was right in ordering tellers when his count was iiuestlonml The Speaker said that no matter what the conduct of gentlemen who were obstructing legislation Of thy were obstructing itl might bn It was desirable that no mistake be male In the count Notwithstanding what might be thought by the House and the country of the acts which caused i to be done ha would order tailors Mr McKinley and Mr Crisp were appointed tellers to count tha House A rather amusing In cident occurred a the tellers took their laces Mr Holman lueui Ind was about to leave the hall when he was spied by the tJ ale who In a loud tone directed the tellers to count the gentleman from Indiana Mr Holman then turned and amid laughter and applause passed between the tellers After waiting a uuartT ot an hour the tellers an nounced the pre ence of 161 members I Mr triaD made the colnt ot order that not withstanding the four vacancies existing In the membership of the House 164 members I did not constitute a quorum In the course of his argument he referred to the decisions rnade at the beginning of the war whereupon the hpeaker suggested IOUO TOO that there was a nooeHflty lot similar decisions now ter Oriso retorted that ha was arguing a serious matter and would not notice sidebar and un dignified remarks dlJtnld remarn Mr 10ul titep Tenn referring to the de 101 sertion of the Democratic side said that I was a familiar repetition oi ae ellon ta Mr Crisp said that he would not go Into the nuestlon of secession with the gentleman from nuelton te ent Tonnoasee Chat was a long way behind 1m Mr Honk retorted that he was referring to the present secession te Mr Crlsj thought that it I was sufficient t reply that tba absent members believed that when the majority had given notice that It was going to unseat an elected member that ma jority must have a quorum Alter further discussion the point of order the HpeaVfr premised his decision with the reservation that It otter careful examination he should find precedents In opposition to It be would not adhere t It Tie chair bad a distinct recollection that Speaker Randall bad held that a quorum was a majority of the Ilw members but he could not find the decision In tbe journal The do clslon of Speaker Grow In 1SB1 did not appear on examination to co so ta as the Cualr and some members had thought I only wont to th extent of saying that a majority of those members critically chosen would con stitute a quorum ot the House The question aa t whether a majority of those sworn in should constitute a quorum had been left in abeyance All previous decisions had Lean that a quorum roust consist ot a majority oi tbo a that might have len ohoson The only hesitancy on thin part of the Chair was his rol lon of the opinion of Speaker han dalL NeT r beIes the Chair did not think that any doubtful declfloti ought t be made and would therefore adhere t the rule that 166 mnmbern constituted H quorum A call of the House a therefore ordered and ai a few lemo rata Antered the chamber the presence of 170 members was disclosed The speaker announced the question to b on the pro ed approa ol the journal and ton was ap The I question reowrsd en ordering the orer previous question on toe Laneston enable a a The Democrats then retired only Messrs OiVrrall Crisp fly Dolman and I stroll remaining In their seats The previous Ques tion woe orderedyeasH7nays7theClerk noting a quorum Mr hal lisp Iud1 and Mr Coleman mop La I voted lathe negative Mr CbeutllD moved t recommit the case Inst7 to 148 to cae The question recurring on the minority reso lutlon declaring Longston not elected the quorum dissipated and a cajl I of the House wa ordered which disclosed the nrewnoe of 167 members The minority resolution was then rejeotod and the vote a taken nth second minority resolution denlarme Venable duly dJ elected 10514 to 168 the Hixiaker counting eountn a quorum The first majority reoolntlon de daring enable not rlecterl was next Tn order and again the quorum disappeared and once pint It was DUO I to order a call of the mouse 91 55rl than a nuorem responded OQ thIs call 1r ono mar did bat auoruni dllal par on tie pending resolution QUorul standlngya5 U2 pays 41 n4 ones snore a a call ordered UPI hundred sod sIxty ZOqr rosinher reappacled w thIs 0 ld the hI e publican htlff e Urow I of Taua uUerwortb CnoI Dorsey Vwert Viuley yy000 KeUbarn I I uspli MlUlkan ty r 07 1 weeny and WiUojiol Kentucky There be Ing no quorum the I hOI hy uuanlmniia con sent took 1 races until I ouluck the evening lnl Qui pension estlon t WIlL be for I the 0nMroa 01 lol Yeerre UeM Harteas Cattle rrlae WASHIKOTO Sept 19VIoegealdset Mor ton was highly gratIfied today hy the receipt of nsirs of the SUMS of lid lire stock entries at the N ow York State fair In Hrraeuse The rotiowliiu rrltss wire strsnled iris entiUs husriuy herd gold medal t first jrtz on two yesrojd bull Lord fllsoford oa bull can rpur0jr and two sroli COM nd mr Ifoc bsffar Tfa also teVU a t EII IyIb I LOu fihedSi to Duller toM II iltI tLi Il L fert boweL the TleeTrealdent aon that thirtythree pounds of holstein milk irerere qplred tomato a pound ot butter A 4 OnlY nineteen pounds ol Ouerai ynJit ttra TrAaauroToir tonca I Tklsuca of latarca tXapptidBa la u 41 Ot ftfca n tla ef COHET WinnxOTOM Dept 19 It will b Impossi ble for the Government to make an exhibit at the Worlds Fair unless Congress shall greatly Increase the appropriation tad a member of the Government Committee today The Commissioner will spend twothirds of the appropriation fQ their expenses and the re maining third will not leave enough t erect the Government building The way we orig inally figured was that the building would cost 1100000 or just about five times as much as the Centennial building at Philadel phia Then the exhibit Itself would take a round million of dollars not Quit twice a much A the Philadelphia exhibit The expanses of the Commission were figured a 300000 That would leave a deficiency of I 100 which would grow larger Instead of smaller oteourso We thought wo would BO ahead and spend what money was thought ncesr and ten eat a farther appropria tion But at the present rate tbs Government Commissioners will ret every penny save what is put into the building and we may be pinched on that The expenses of the Commission now reach 91600 a day and they have b no means reached the limit The President draws a salary of 112000 a year and the Secretary gets 1100 Then the members get 19 a day and travelling expenses making on tho average 110 a day This is I authentic The Treasury vouchers will show the fasts t be as I have stated them Then the scheme is I to have a nil Board of women managers to come in at once and not at the opening of the Fair as tho act contemplates Each Commissioner will select soma woman t act on the Board and the expenses of the woman will not b less i than liD a day for everyday day Ibo serves It the DirectorGeneral shall b set down as a Government official then there will be IIBOUO a year additional to pay Tha trouble is I that the Commlsatouers ore drawing their money out of the Treasury every day ana there is no way to stop them There f no use In the Government Committee going ahead with the work of preparing exhibits un til they can see a way of paying for the work apd unless the committee can be assured of 11000000 they cannot make a adequate dis play I suppose we will all work out of It someway 1 way but I confess I do not eQ bow 1 is I to be done The Commissioners have got both bands and feet In the pu and there Is 1 no room for anybody else The Republicans of the House have not yet succeeded in ousting Mr Tenable of Vliglnla to make way for Prof Langston the colored man who sits patiently all day in a corner of the big hall waiting to be sworn In 1 His time hal might have oom today bad not Iteuubllcans vanished at the critical time when tbelr pres ence was needed t make the neoe sary quorum A dozen or more Republicans are still out of town and unless they can be compelled to return it Is proba ble that Mr Langston must remain an outsider until next session The scenes in and about the House today were similar to those which have been enacted e er since the filibustering tactics were first Inaugu rated although there was today no unusual I eicliement Ihe Republicans could not set a Quorum of their own members and as the Democrats refused peralttently to enter the hal the Speaker found I difficult to count a quorum lie allowed himself considerable latitude in counting and In two or three In stances he wa compelled to rrso bit own actions and decisions The Democratic mem bers who refused to enter the hal arnueed themfUoi outnlde in various ways and un doubtedly found filibustering a vary tiresome business I The lone fight has created some ill feeling on both titles I of the chamber and ll continues much longer there will undoubted ly I be a repetition of the tor nle that occurred aweek or two ago between Representatives Wilson and Ueokwlth The action of Mr Kllcore yesterday In kicking down the door in order to leave the chamber gave rise to the t report that he would be brought before the bar of the House for contempt but it was soon found that this would not b done as Mr Ell gore actually violated no rule of the House lore At the moment exit was refused him proceed ings under the call of the House hod been dis pensed with and he had a perieot right to order the doors open and was technically jus tified in forcing his war out Some of the Democrats today expressed fear tat the Speaker vould order the door closed and hAve them all In the House No at tempt Was made to do any such thing and no resistance was offered to the action of the Democrats leaving the chamber whenever leavlnl chambr te rrhenevor the roll cal was ordered Homo of the em ployees of the House have been Ova zealous in aiding members to escape roll call and It is possible that an example may be nmde of them In tho rear ot the Houso on both sides loulo Ildel there arc rooms used as barber shops coat rooms and general lounging places and glass doors gIve communication rommula lion to the outside corridors These doors have been used ever since tbe House nas been I built as a convenient mode for escaping In and out o the onamuer and within the past day or two Democrats who could not enter the ball for fear of being counted have received their hats through there doors at the hands of pages and other employees This morning the doors were fastened with chain and padlocks by or dot of the tweaker and the pages and other employees were reminded that it was no part of their duties to do the errands of JAr who gave their orders tiom the outi Jmbr Commissioner of Internal Revenue Mason has suggested a compromise on the tobacco schedule of tho Tariff bill which Is likely to bo accepted br tha Conference Committee He proi oses that alter next May all restrlctlonn upon farmers and growers of tobacco as to the keening of bxiks or Imposing a tax on soles shell be abolished The farmer or planter ion ever is to be required to furnish on de mand internal revenue officer full and com plot statements of all theIr sales wltn the name and residence of the parson to whom the tobacco Is sold and pri place to which It shipped Should such achange be made the tobacco growers in Connecticut New York and Pennsylvania It Is claimed would 10 greatly benefited Under the present law t bacco growers must take outallcense and k ot a complicated tat of books The growers and dealers moreover can sell onlr to licensed onr 100l1 dealers The imposition of 1 duty of 12 a pound on Humatra tobacco is expected t ma tonally Increase the growth of native leaf And old restrictions on growers will therefore be burdensome to a much larger number people than before The Tariff bill as 1 passed the House wiped out tbese restrictions and re duced the tn to i cents per pound on manu actured tobacco The Senate struck out all he House tobacco provisions thus leaving the tax at 6 cents Mr T H B Hamersly the New York pub hither of the records of army and navy officers bal determined to sue Ooorg E Lemon the pension agent and publisher of the AaHonat JUbunt Onoof Hauierslys publications is I a rlltr of officer from tbe organization of the army to 187J Wbn thin wrk nppeaiadha had access to the flies of the War Department and was anttif rlrad 10 employ a clerk attached to the AdjutantGeneral office named licit yuan Much ol the material gathered hnd never Jan published and Hamursly secured from bn his aislttanta written agresmenttbathe would not make use of this valuablo pats In 1 any future work Heltnian however has been at work some a on a similar register more extensive and bringing the matter down to be niesont year This work will be published iy Lemon who will La mad liable with Halt man in the immoral suit The latter claims bat his copyright protected him agatnft the nvaslonof the records from vhlch the publlca te te ion of 1679 was compiled lUpretentatlve Walker of Massachusetts believing tat the picture of the House In Its present condition ot Democratic depletion would form a good Republican campaign dona mint tOdar secured Ida tervlce of two ho orrapbers to reproduced counterfeit prsut meat both sides of the chamber The photo grapher In the gallery abuve the lieinooratlo side looked down upon an an ay of empty eau while the artist on the majority tide directed bis earni a upon a goodly proportion oamta 10 ropor 01 Ir f nl 1 loan Kei reentalhes The half doa Democrats rte ttare unaware bat tbsir portraits were being taken and the lie 1111 1IDd puelleans were careful t wlthdiatr from the P Ismocratle side all tbpUgand doorkeepers Mntatiun who might tend to wdlwa Democratic repre Deputy Coramlsilonerof Ptnalons Lincoln PPln LoeJn Qiluv oolvfd a i ouil card ou wbkb the rf 1I allowing was ewawled I uliii you u would J b se kind to till if mr tm I f al iiruU pa lite lift 5155 M 1 wsi pious en b eip Sided SUes fii li neBU St r triiiryl IM tot ui mc tu Iff a ita wiiutm u Krtii In the Jlsum lnv tir tlon many strange thing were 0 InTtat01Iap compi tIe but IbU Is I the I first ease of berets re ported l WI Inasmuch aa Evans gave tepor bis a4diese nor his I number and service he still w l for an armwer Benrelarr Try spd Commodore K lgr re lurue ft tin Itevy Peparimeot Ibis laornlog rom ibelr iriu t AouaDoll go witness ibe tttts bl tbe Ibree steaf armor plates wblon look place e I yMtedar 11 tt neHeiretarr 1 Lt reIJ ness ol the experiments and said that in bis opinion it wan the most remarkable event I in the entire record of ordnance matters It Talks for Itself Daybyday needs asUatfl5 it own story sa I feel is dty boise to Mkatwlelre the eaeaey wins Its way inert asS net late thS e o4mta e Die a Marl lot ten yeses I bar sn5ivsd tttpl IltalkirrltMlttathte rrsl as M4lmp with 4ytperel ant whit I I tn4 waut brask aa I p rn t tIck ao4 r la the relict It Ins from alter baths trl4 vartau rme4t I ella0 to try the lttatf sad a lC ef nit rkenm I lbs uliafae Beads fitnaptrtll I have bsn uklno It for ore tlen at aa tip rltne 4 by tbt the fsrmrSysppds months Cats bettln ant the tfftit U mamtloni ta my I the btpplntn et tbote evrtd e malaria and eua 14 at lay I am entirely cured bat te alt ap etttrrb la lbs baoywty ot spirits anA lb good ppt ptaraie very all it Uj mtital aekntwltflf tile ar4 ty those rtsintly wak U a6 rna mint ls ant tn this timely ntlef set I ebetrrally flown II Is by silt Mnltsa these Uat Uoois Ban reeommeaa Ilooda BanaparUla I JOUN80N paemIotatOITI0O Ohio Hoods Sarsaparilla geld by a 4 1 t 11 for a Ipa only by Ml b alLorentiu fi I I ill fo f Prepared only by 0 L HOOD A CO Apotbtoariit Lowell hats b1 0 L HOOD A co pta Lowell Uu 100 Doses Ono Dollar 100 Dosos Ono Dollar J oTt 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LgIJ CINT TV A CON AND CABTAOIiCO lax sod ion Hontb Attt Ar I Tor fall trail we bar new ito k bnlglel n 4 wsironii surreys pbaetonn catirloituk rotu CArt its Put itooili lowlut prices Call or tend rAeatMoinii 1IIOO 1VAOUN A I CAIIRIOJI U U NW 11 77S31 Wunsise 5 M Y A riNKLT BUILT llOnSK rood for rrltt oCr A mIlk ot dellvtry on for sole 1 oheap Appir 10 isu Willis a r tar 13 d 0 milk 4ilry fboo WORK IIQnsn for ial 10 t Mr GOOD 0 sconhLp M ltutlmtiisl ln gtrndtmiw I7QUBSTRUN OUTriTDi I Illtustratd eaUlnmir JiJ WHITMAN BADDLB i CO l liscbamMnit BRRMY s SPONGE I I 8HINI DO your 8ho rr with AS WOLFPS ACME I BLACKING DID ONCE WEEK 1 Other days wash them Olsen with oen Wt SPINle ANI WATER p aliens I V Y HouMvvlfo I1 Y Counting RO l t IVln V Cff QO Owfjer m OWlo VERY Thrifty MocrinI0 VEY Body bla to hold s bruth WtOUtD C88 1I IK DON V ACfVfyitSI fUVfft wsusvsuctsupwvsavvs f I r wiue ri 6uiiiaCHiaiwas I Yartit WlIby5i5y48waau 4 rlJ1 WI4 lisle v v 54 Messve I I SIfltS WU 11 SaspeCes I I 14554 01 U f Art U Ultt islam s4 Uvatt ftuOtUu l The Hnaner of INiytaB for Silver flulitsa WASHINGTON Sept 19 Acting Secretary Batchellor today sent to the Senate the fol lowing communication In response to Senator Plumbs resolution of yesterday as to the man ner ot paying for sliver bullion Thsrelsno rule or policy ot this depart ment which requires that cheeks drawn la pay ment ot sliver bullion purchased under the recent act ot Concrete be paid over the counter ot the SubTreasury at New York As a matter of fact thee ebeoks pass through the New xork Clearing Rouse the same as other checks drawn on the Assistant Treasurer at New Xork In regard to the Issue ot Treasury notes ot large denominations In parrot at for silver pur chased he ears that It was found Impractica ble to engrave and print In the period ol thirty days the time allowed between the passage of the act of July 14 ISIQ authorizing the issue ot these Dote and the date the purchases of stiver were to commence sufficient cup ply of tbe new not to comply with the law except in denominations of 11000 and I10O In the oonrse of a few days however certainly by the first of next week the supply of Treasury notes of small denominations will be snmolent to enable the department to make payments fur silver purchased In notes of small denom bastions instead ot large ones With reference to tho Inquiry whether such method ot payment does or does not practical ly result In tho payment ot such checks In cold coin Instead of Truasnry notes he says that the amount of Treasury notes paid put to data In the purchase ot sllwr bullion all In d nomi nations ot 1000 and 3100 has been 5209000 of which amount 1985600 have been renolvod back In the Treasury in the payment of dues and are now carried as cash leaving 4223400 In circulation Bo far as the department Is Informed there has been no demand ot any magnitude upon tho Treasury for the redemp lion ot these notes in gold coin Celine Plgures WASHINGTON Sept 10The Census Bureau today announced the populations of cities and towns as follows flail Cmk dish 180001 marcus CC07 or 8183 P4r cent CinolnntU JSW3O9 increas 41170 or 1814 ptretnt Dumlltom Ohio ITBlSi Inereue 5seT er 44U per cent Mlddtctawn Ohio 7573 inrwue S1S6 or BROS ptr tint sitTer fillt Pa iiati In ends 551 or 0071 per cent Venaslistile raw MJSI menus 2014 cross per tint Mtnonrabtl to Cube 1ctiUs 1112 or 4u70 per east Union town Pa tiiil increue l1t3 or S4 73 per cent WunlBf Fa 7l4d lacriau 2763 or tnlt per cent They Hanabt to Swindle the Bookmaker WAsniNaTox Sept 19The tour New York ers arrested yesterday while they were pre paring to defraud the bookmakers by tapping a Western Union telegraph wire were tried in the police court today charged with being suspicious characters They pleaded guilty and wet released on their personal bonds upon agreeing to Immediately leave the city Later In lire day the three men were reamst sd op charge of conspiracy out the woman could not be found Would Nat Give Up Her Adopted Child WOODSTOCK Ont Sept 19Mrs Cornelius Wlloox whose husband keeps a general store at Dolmer twelve years ago adopted n little r born out of wedlock Some limo after the childs parents were married They left this part of the country and settled in Michigan They demanded tho child a few years later but the wllcoxes refused to surrender her Late on Wednesday night Wilcox hear a noise In his yard Through the window ha saw the form ot a man He ordf rod him away and then another form appeared YVilcox opened the door and stopped out Into the ard His wife came running up and one of the men drew a revolver and pointed I at Wilcox who thrust his band aside The weapon exploded and the ball utruck r Wllcox inflicting a wonndjhat the physician thinks will prove fatal The men were captured on Thursday morning and taken to the TilsonburgalU The prisoners say they wero policemen from De troit and had a right 1 take the old Xaeall Accident at nn Abov OraO Crossing YMTEnnUJvr Sept 19A peculiar accident occurred on the Meriden Waterbury and Con necticut River Railroad a few miles east ot here this afternoon All the crossings on that road are above grade In accordance with the pres ent law of the State B H Morgan a produce dealer of Southlngton was about to drive over one of these bridge crossings ns the tram duo here at 1HO approached His horses be coming frightened dashed upon tee bridge and then as the locomotive rameunacr them leaped over the railing taking wagon driver oe and all with tem They struck on a freight car and ware thrown to the ground Ono horse was torn to pieces and tbe wagon was demol ished but Mr Morgan and the other horse es caped without much Injury The wagon tore the steps off from the baggage and the passen ger car A Veteran Soldier Suicide Cmcioo Sept 19001 Duke Bailie former ly of the regular army but more recently an author committed suicide tonght In h I room on one of the upper floors of 930 State street ne opened an artery In his leg and permitted himself to bleed to death The exsoldiers 13yearold boy slept in the same room with him and awakened to find his father dying Col Bailie had peen a widower for four years Ho was mustered out of the army directly alter tim wnr and received a small pension His nose bad boots Injured by a bayonet thrust a oabro cut had left a lour ugly scar across his Qb k and one loot bad been taken of b y a shelL The boy was passionately fond of him The pair have been eking out a bare existence with the Colonels little pension and what ho was able to earn from WI writings Cat Wood Convicted of Murder LJLKB GKOMI N T Sept 19 After being absent from the court room only fifteen min utes the jury in the case of Col Woods on trial for tho murder of Pasco this morning re turned with a verdict of guilty of murder in the first degree Woods was sentenced to death by electricity at the Dann mora State Prison Clinton county In the week beginning Nov 8 A notice of appeal has been served by Woods a attorney attorneYAa An Esprit Train Derailed OSWBOO Sept IoAt an early hour this morning tbe New York express on tho Now York Ontario and Western Railroad struck the rear end of a coal train at Fulton wreck ing the locomotive and three cars TIe engi neer and fireman escaped by jumping JJJ Hopkins ot Norwich express messenger also jumped and sustained a broken ifill Thorn were over 100 emigrants besides other passen gers on the train Tb Onrtfaa CIty Burejlara BenUnecd Ilsrrr Howard and Charles Warner the burglars who were captured in Gen Durreas haul In Garden City on tba night of Bept 2 by Gen Diryea and his sons were sentenced br Judge OarreUi In the UUMBS County Court rsaferday afternoon Jaob HioJed I guilty to burglary in lbs fijt degree howard got seT entasn rears and Warner seventeen rtsrs and six months In tiles Sing prison Natr f tosa KtgaUlleas TOBOHTO Kept IIIlbe Grand Trunk Rail way Company Lu tlOed tbe Toroulo Board of Trade that the United States Treasury ad mlulstrallra aot Is I note In operation and bat for sblpmeau ot rcbsndl e of the clusiiua of IW and evera consular Invoke wUrbe i nee eiiary and a till of lading endorseTin favor of a euswiat agent or broker wire will paw th e ntrr at Ure froBTfer pun An SeVyaaivaltl Verger law hILva hInt l9Vnncl Whir al104 18 until recently employed as lull boy at the Iavllloo foul was srre lfd today flr4 ptitij inrgfngcbeksou tbeMaiibanlue VitlVa n IE 1I ObUCIi IbPklrLIJaAI SIJM ian o 1 iris guy Ly wpivb ire senred 57 I WhIte U4 4 tire 6am pi II L Walker pro prislo 01 tn tttJL tht UeJUMtloaa 0 A L aua TTAB ITIIII ltD UEZBSDORV Xllia Ctvrp rntara Dtani pnrnnat Aeaeaatad For Bha was FlaktaB Hop BLxtcenyeoroId Llllle 0 Carpenter whose disappearance from her home at 408 Oarlton avenue Brooklyn on Aug S3 puzzled the police has returned a sadder but as she her self professes a much wiser girl She arrived in New York on the Albany boat yesterday morning alone and walking to the bridge crossed to Brooklyn She made her way di rectly to the house of her cousin Mrs Wil liams at 99 Adam street On meeting br cousin she burst Into tears and between her lobs gave this account of her adventures It was with Ed Dezendorf who lives in Fourth avenue near Decrnw street that 1 went away I met him at the Prospect Park base ball grounds on the day I left home He said be was professional Player and belonged to the Mew York team last year and 1 of course believed him as he seemed to le I a very nice young man We didnt leave Brooklyn until a wick ago W stopped at n bonne In art street Two weeks ago last Tuesday be Induced me to go to the hop country with him we went to Springfield and picked bops there until now I came back from there yesterday going through Fort Plain to Albany A nice looking young man whom I met in the hop country accompanied rue I dont know his name I eat In the womans cabin all night and did not see him after we got on the boat Deznodorf had advised me to oomo back while picking hops we lived in the farmers hones We got ponty to eat I wns able tQ make GO cants n day but the work was awful hard and my hands suffered terribly At this point the girl Indulged In a fresh out burst ot weeping and exhibited her hrown stalued and badly scratched hands She con tinued tlBIIdEd was with me all the time and worked very hard He la still up there but be has changed his name and gone to work for an other farmer Ha asked III o to write to him when I got back and let him know whether it would be safe for him to return to Brooklyn I guess I wont write When she bad finished her story her mother and her stepfather William U Do Luce a sur veyor In the navy yard arrived After giving her a severe lecture thoy took her home The parents are greatly astonished at the girls es tapade when she disappeared they told the detectives that she was a model girl In every respect a regular attendant at The Hanson Place Methodist Church and Sunday school and never went out at night or kopt company with yottng men Her story is a revelation to them The girl is a granddaughter of James uarpontrr who formerly was a police Sergeant and her father who Is i still living is I Charles Carpenter H speculator from whom her mother got a divorce JOE HAS aoNB Cn4n SIts Wits Sara lila Fatberlnlaw Bent Him The Hlorr Denied Mrs McLooghlln of 102 West Houston street called at the Coroners office yesterday osten sibly to get a Coroner to do something about her son Joseph who she said was dying in raving madness from a beating given him by his fatherlnUw James OBrien saloon keep er at South Fifth avenuo and Grand street According to the story told by her and bar sons wife who accompanied her Joseph Mo Longhlln aged 16 used to be an altar boy In Bt Josephs Church In the choir ot which Julia OBrIon aged 19 was a singer They fell in love and Mr OBrlon to separate them determined to send Julia back to tbe Ursnllno Convent In Harlem where eho had been at school On Dec 1I ot last year the clrl called Joseph In as bn was passing OBrien s house at 2H6 West Houston street and began to tell him of her fathers Intention Mr OBrien the girl says appeared during the recital and after locking the door of the basement beat Joe at flrt with hjs lists and alterward with a baluster When Joseph had finally made his escape be beat bb daughter and then turned her out ot dnors Both took refugo In the house ot a friend that night and two days later were married In the floating church They tben went to Un with Mis llo Loughlln Joe soon began to have fits so that ha was prevented from working at his cceui a tlon of truck driving and having finally be come insane wa now about to die Corner iianly want to take an rctemortem statement from McLouirhlln and uund him crazy but In no danger of death Mr OBrien when asked what be had to say in legard to the story told by Mr McLoogblln and his daughter declared that Jl was a Me from beginning to end He added that his daughter wanted to get him to support her and her husband who was a tough before he became cam insane and that she tOIl the tory ot the alleged assault for blaukmalllng purposes The Italian Parade Today The parade of Italian Teocletles today in celebration of tbe triumphant entry ot the Ital ians into Rome on Sept 20 1870 will be the biggest affair of the kind that the Italian citi zens of New York have ever managed Sixty societies will take part in It Dr Raff Asselta will be the Grand Marshal and Giuseppe Ito tlno un1 Samuelle Itosselll will be his assist ants The parade will form on the Seventeenth street side of Union square There will be five divisions and thirteen bands Ihe lino ot march will be throuuh Seventeenth street to Fourth avenue to Nineteenth street to Second avenue to bucond street to the Bowery to Iliad to Broadway Canal to Mulberry to Broom to Ferry and thence tq bulzers ar leD RiverParb where there will be a picnIc Mayor Orant President Arnold ot the Board of Alderman Acting ConsulGeneral Aw Lecca or Italy the President of the festival and the Board of Directors of the House lIvali review the parade from the new building of the Italian Home Becond avenue A Collection Aatat Arrtuted Lawyer John Delahunty of 280 Broadway representing the Bank ol the Metropolis and the Madison Avenue Bank obtained a warrant in tho Jefferson Market Police Court for this arrest of Edson U McEvren of the collecting agency OWust Fourteenth street alleging thnt he i had collected and retained 17000 which chould have Lean paid to Delahunty Over u I year ago McKwen wbo va a pann dealer tailed In business and confessed judgment 10 the banks mentioned Iberia were 1111000 In unpaid leases of pianos and Lawyer Doia huuty took charge of them for the banks Vw iwe waa IntrUt03 with tile toll tlon Qt tis 0 Inll 1m ooloted the pianos and I is alltted that hi oollsote517il0O and tailed 10 account for the money Mp1wn denied his guilt aud was held In 1000 ball for IXlW1lnaUon today Trouble Cad by a Weamaa Iroent James Gllmartln a cloth Importer of Lie penord street has begun a cult against tho Brooklyn Bath and West End Railroad Com pony In the Supreme Court in Brooklyn for 30000 damages He says he was beaten br Conductor Savage on ono of tbe trains of the company 00 Aug 20 lie was on his way to bath with a friend sod handed tim conductor three tickets instead of two When be lls covered tile inuiake ha demanded be return ofonnnf the tickets but the I conductor be fays refuSed l to aius l It I to him remiirklne as I be pointed to a woman wbo was sitting In the name IIIt AID t she r din alollll with you Thi caused a lively dlipiite durlpg which toe conductor struck bin In the t face he says with lit signal limp lujurtii him severely A Baralar Caogbt aa Ike Fir Policeman loekenbrock of the Myrtle ave nue station In Brooklyn ran acrou a man In Walton street lid Woverly avenue yuiUrJoy morning who tarried a parcel under bin arm The roan took to flight but attar a long base during wbieu tire policeman Ijrt hill rfvolrer in the drieS was csiitoreo He fal4 ue waa Tllera Oabrey Tbe DSeal eontauiad a lusntlty of perfumer vhlch bad lust ueea 4J4p froim a grocery In Fnlaani avenue f a mooey amounting to NW wu found hi tk prisoners pocutt A Mtrnr Balleea C liirad UTICA Bent 10A clrar IIIIIOIJII to wlilch ware aUaobel S rOlte s and all1I 0 f uol l WM I fiptured by farmaqabout fire miles wrtb of hr fasUenng The ropcsjook as though theLakelba4lfaotttc arVMbtShoa U a T rriarecn r SUE THE ELEVATED ROAD M ma coarAftr ZIADIK Fan JIll LIONS or ottuRtof CONTRACTS r A I pntiir fleyctig tor Dad Service Bun fccitrd Which fVenld ne DnaIU sad Ilearaloo TFIII fleas Test a r eBErB flight to a Bent In opening a crusade against local transpor tation abuses TUB bun has confined itself until DOW chiefly to an exposition of the tact that these abases are In sraat measure unnec essary and without excuse Tie resulting de mand naturally is for a weapon that will bo effecth in punishing and reforming tho offender It has been explained and every body realizes the tact that complaint and moral sucslon are utterly without avail when brought to bear against such a soulless con cern as the Manhattan Elevated Railway Com pony What then shall bo done llcmodle should be sought first under existing Uw and by fresh legislation Bearing upon the Ors point TUB HUN has reoclrcd a loiter from a lawyer which contains a most Important sug gestion and which worthy of careful conald oration Be writes To TUB HorTon or Tas BmcBfr I have read with interest your article in todnvs issue entitled It is time to declare war These complaints against the management ot tLo elevated railroads appear periodically In the city newtpapeis but the trouble with all of them Is that they do not suggest any practical or practicable remedy You say Proles and complaint have been tried In vain The public enemy is too indlffei ant and too confi dent of his power to be affected by any moral weapons whatever Nothing but a oomblnoc attack which will leave him badly wounded will brine him to a realizing sense ot his duty to the public But yon will pardon mo for observing that your article Is only another protest and com plaint and that you do not suggest any way In which a combined attack can bo male If we are to watt until another system of tran sit Is devised and completed we might as viol drop the matter for what with political wire pulling conflicting real ostato interests and a thousand other complications relief from that direction Is too far off to Interest us Let ma preface the suggestion I am about to make by saying that I hove been for some time employed OB counsel by a number of Western railroads that my sympathies and affiliations are ordinarily with the railroad company and that I believe I know something ot the rights and obligations ot such cor porations When the elevated railroad com pany receives from a passenger the lettal faro ot five cents and delivers a ticket in return therefor it enters into a contract furnish him a seat upon the next train bound for his destination The contract Is not merely to transport tbo passenger but to provide him with proper accommodation unon the war It tbja were not so and It the company did not know that the law required this it Is i safe to assume that It would make us travel on flat cars with a safety rail There is no law nor legal rule that permit the company to discriminate between aosonters It cannot tender a seat to ono passenger and standing room to another In fulUlment of contracts identical In tome except upon the theory that It is only bound to provide standing room and that the seat Is a concession And this company is not making concessions Hating taken the money and issued the ticket It owes the name duty to all but what renders the psssenuer no helpless In the act that limo system established by the company requires him to pay lilu money and BUI render his ticket before he boards the train But for this fact the passencer would tints corns con trol ot the situation If he could gOt upon a train without prepayment be could refuse to liar until a seat was provlaed lor him if al lowed to retain his ticket ha could refuse to surrender It until so provided This I believe to be legally settled But having paid bin fare and surrendered his ticket he has no recourse except In an action to recover the amount which a court would gle him for the breach of contract Ills money has really been obtained by the com pany upon the false representation that It bad proper neoommodatlons and would furnish them but he could indemnify himself at law without Insisting upon this Invidious view of the matter But who wants to sue a railroad company for 5 cents Vet herein lies the term ot a sugges tion for the combined attack which you ad vocate It a number of passenger would keop a faithful record of the times and trips when they were compelled to stand and would as sign their demands against the company to one person the assignee could bring a test case which would soon settle the matter and successive Bulls could be started which If suc cessful would soon lead to a permanent nsso elation for the purpose of compelling the com pany to refund But if success raw arded these efforts they would goon become needless be cause accommodations would be promptly furnished The comi any would bo touched In its pocket the counterpart In its ooriOrato anatomy ot tho heel of Achilles if it had to refund all the lares it charges for the privilexeof hanging tuttftiap and be iuc 1 abused by the leopla m tho seats or chok ing to death on the platforms with the loal dust and smoke meanwhile ruining your linen and imperilling your eyesight it would bee prolably onethird ot Its Income I am con tributing about sIxty cent a week lor such occommoJations ana to out it mildly I dont like lu If you arc In earnest in your crusade you can call the public attention to this tug section or publish this letter I will take charge ot the prosecution of such a case without fee and the soieheods can make headiiuartere at my office if they wimc to Or I will be a private In the ranks will keep a record of my own claim assign It to snr one who may be agreed upon and will contribute to the campaign fund I am not oat nf work nor do I want to be meddlesome but I will cooperate with any number of peo ple great or small to prevent any further imposition upon us not so luuth for the pubilo Rood but as a matter ot business end o per sonal right Crunu HALDANE If Mr Haldano has correctly stated the legal right of the Manhattan Companys lctlm there is no doubt tho readers 01 Tun BUN will furnish him with a low thousand datum against the corporation which he can bring against it in the courts next week tiuch a movement would be the most popular crusade ever started in thin town The enteul glee of tho Uoilms thus enabled to harass the en emy which has tormented them lor years would be boundless and plctuiesquo Already tip Manhattan Company Is the moot sued of all i coiporatloos but Imagine tbe tituatlon if Mr IlHldimoa suggestion la acted upon by 1000UO or iiOOOOO persecuted passengers and suppose eaoh one brings u treat suit every dna until the obstinate concern Is brought to terms V hat a revenge I It ought to satisfy et en lbs WjpFPRtre l tae company worst enemy Who will be the llrst to try it I 1 rest and pub lie are ready nnanlmou to back UD this at tempt If It IH a question for a jury there can be no doubt about the erdlct Other newspapers are already joining in the common auto against Now Yorks worst enemy The Press the World and tho Evening Jatt ire emphatic in their denunciations of the inek of decent treatment of the public by the Munhattaii Company J ce Jrrti otorday emphasized an Important point slng GuI lialn says that the elorated roads are operated to uinko money which in the reason Thy hw will not Increase the accommodations lot public travuL If Manhattan stockholders cnew how many thoueaude uf persons dally rids In the streut ears In preference to using hecrowdod packed nnu jammed L roads they might shako the Colonel up on hid owu assertion The theory that the Manhattan roads can make promo money hy pourojioni modntlins than by ample ommodaUonH Is QI IIUIJ d hy all business experience IteotalLi loss instead of gain John V IMiimmrr T ellBi John F Tlummer of ho defunct dry good firm of John F Iiummer t Co had a day In court yesterday Ha was l lobe Judge Daly on an order requiring him to submit to an ex amination for the oxplauutlon and tarlfluatlon of the schedules gniubo by his firms assignee Lowell Llacoln Mr Plummer said that his ettention hod beegi dovoted ohpost emebutiyoly to the iuairulacturitjg hancb or lb bUsiness lilt oI7lI parjrior ca left In barge of flnan pial allaire hIe bail beru a t aUy snelirol io him conalilorieg th dissppearne ogjjli most yeeni partner WlIiieii Ii Par1in who bell c deftott of about 5J4tov erything bad gap very etpcothly thus far In hu isijln llou bu a ldietjonpropouudp1 by t vYlLkerbam for ilia crdiort inmu tim mOtgIsiJsgltsrr i tar Mr huiiioer to ruUtle nut mill a lioiial I vboaliun bets I nior gages coteryd moio ttiuii iml nnj of the iiistunndllr Hickuisliuw dfilrcd to know whither tily ware iIYCJI lor talus Mr lam fmi would rot ocrralt Mr lluuinjrrlo usir r Julie Ialy belif thai ibo wittiest must orster JrIlumnjrthsneiPalnil M Sri ha Ili rsvlbutlr that tie luortgM yepeap d ru I Suede auI money loan3 tl of wbUfi gone into tile buiossa FrsI1st Mule 10 Bellra William U Mule It is I cud will coon retire froul tire lrld0Deroftbtf Union Ierry Corn pin his Ours husinese eugeaeiventspleupy Leg ioo in oh fij hi time A 1w tr slaepl lviii p alec y tile IS41IntZIId onVaarMfoiv te tale 01 tzre terry ULcWcIlit ivcuber COL CAT ANAO11 Off Ung4TNffs Twaa a rita He Think that XJentvCol Iloran Vnintln Charge of the Lusts War Col James Cavanagh ot tha Sixtyninth Reg iment said yesterday that hip regiment was la a better condition than It bad been in for forty years LieutCol Moron to the contrary not withstanding Concerning too Lieutenant Colonels charge that the regiment was going to sheol because of tholncompetenoy and mal administration of its chief ofllcera tho Colonel said sarcastically I dont know what tho National Guard would do without slot of omart follows like Moran Its a pity bo didnt havq charge of one of the great armies of the North or bouth lie would Lave saved a lot of lives Mo says that Adjutant Murphy Is totally incompetent and lacks cxoouUv ability to fill his place said the reporter uoi uovnnagli stamped his foot and said emphatically Ail jutant Murphy is tho best Adjutant the regi ment over had and I consider he is ono ot the best men in the service I tell you ono thing he stands head and shoulders above this great mqnMoran and that I know well Moraa didnt say be was Incompetent when ho want td his vote for LloutonnntOolonoL The olonel denied that ho bad stood in the way ot the regiment getting a new armory I didnt push it as bard as I might ho sold because other regimentd needed armories more than ours did There was the Eighth that didnt havo anything but a barn to meet in I wanted to help everybody Its come our turn now though Tho charges that have been made against Capt Coleman of Company E and Llont Ma honey of Company I by Llaut Leonard and Major Duffy will probably be quashed Col Cavanagb said they were trivial and ho didnt believe In stirring such things up Col Cavanagh raid Major Duffy has no superior aa a drill master nod tactician The regiment Is In a splendid condition as its rec ord at tile State camp shows It received high praise from the regular army officers stationed there to observe and report ution the various National Ouardreglments For this ot edit la more largely duo to Cot Cavanagh than tow ono else PltOZEST AOAHfST JJEftU JBOBH Brooklyn Jew Who Do No Wa Aesreby Preached on the Coast or the Atonement Anarchist Herr Most hire the Labor Lyceum In Brooklyn soma time ago for next Tuesday Be paid the rent In advance and through his paper ha has invited his followers to assemble and hear him speak and to take part in a dis cussion upon the laws ot the country It was not until jeetenlay that the Brooklyn police became aware that the Anarchist was coming Borne of the Hebrew of the city have mala very strong objection to his presence especially us the celebration of the Feast of the Atone ment will take place on he same day A dele gation was appointed to wait upon the police authorities and it possible have the meeting stopped Yesterday the delegation Composed of four rnbhls and Bridge Trustee Moans Mar called on Police Commissioner Burden and called his attention to the matter Mr Mar said that It would he an outrage to allow such a dim onstration and that very likely It would be at tended with a breach of the toner Be also submitted a butch nf extracts from Mosts peter to show how dangerous the doctrines were which be taught Commissioner Baydtn tnld the delegation that be bad no right to stop the assemblage of Most and his friends but be assured It thot no breach of the peace would be allowed Ho would send 1000 policemen it necessary to the Lyceum Subway lisutal l An imposing array ot counsel Including Jepheo n Onoate Edward LauterbaohTbomas f Oradr and D L Einstein and a big gather ing ot Electric Light and Construction Com pany officials faced the Board ot Electrical Control at yesterdays meeting in the Mayors office A contention over the rental price of subway accommodations took up two hours The subway company wanted the Board of Electrical Control to compel the companies who were not paying rent to cny up as their default was an obstacle to tbo Boards woi k of putting the wires under ground The light companies said that tha subway companys iharues would Increase tue cost ot electrlo lighting 50 Pr cent A special meeting to con rider me matter further will be held next Friday Electrical Expert Wheelers report on the death of Lineman Kopn attributed it to the Ineuinn a csrelossn in not wearing losulat ne gloves Min or Grant was not satisfied with the leport and on bin motion It was referred 3aaktoMr Wheeler and be was Instructed to make some recommendations of safeguatda for the linemen Must Hey Home More Lit Preaervese Comptroller Myers font Inttera admonition yesterday to the officers of the Staten Island Hay Ridge New York and South Brooklyn Jnion Cortlandt Street Desbrosnei Street antI Liberty Street lerrr companies Me In formed them that iDupeqUoti hud dlHcloted oa grant neglect sod violation of the law m regard to jife boats and life preserver They were ordered to stop up anti nay what they were go leg to do about It ad Informed that It the law wan not complied with their terry fraucblne would ba revoked

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i pt THE SUN SATURDAY SEPTEllBEit 20 180O A TOil A VB A FINE FUNERAL ran eoirftT BVICIDOS MAr oa UUtJA TOOKTHKU T b Aelr Didnt lT the Artlatntnvne II nidnl Know III Uayne n Did Her Mother1 Meneon or Die wIe tier Oot lp tOn across the water has robbed the doable sulodo ot the German actress Emilia lonble 111 and her artist lover Outstay Koch ot much of Its i tender romance I appears now that thn girl did not love Koch aDd It dooms probable that ho was her dupe In BO tar that h hedoubtlesa believed tat sho loved him as he loved tier According t tho belief of those 10 who knew the girl beat her object In Inducing Koch t die with her was that she might mat la doath idnoo nhe could not In life at least one Intensely theatrical and tragic appearance before the public Koch was not living with his wife when ha first met MISS Rossi in 1887 at the home of 1ot Carola Englaender the wife of the jlr lelx Clrola ERlanderl te wlo to iiinacsr of tho theatre Ha fall in lovo with her then and told her 10 He remained tot to her the two years following when she was t during which period ho a In Hamburg durn prod won I asnwtlonsl divorce case against his wife in which aa InvUvntaneous photograph of tho wife and the corespondent completed tho evi dence But I the young actress was In lovo with anybody It was with Herr Maurice dl rectOr of the Theatre ICcntral of Hamburg where one played on her return from Now York Heir Maurice 14 l a handsome joung man married and had two children Imliie s Infatuiitlou lor him got t bo thu talk of the company at Hamburg jUht before her do nartuni tor row York In Auuuit Meantime Mme lioasl her mother was ex tremely anxiouH that she should marry a young Hamburg merchant named Bllberberg ills uhototirapb takon alongside of Mmo jtossl wa found among Ibo actresss posses sions It shows amonl be a Onely built and handsome young man with fair hair aud full beard Ho Is rich and has social ponltlon Ho was 10 In lovo with Ibo girl There were I ousrrels between mother and daughter over I tbs tlrls retunal marry Slllerberg Early this last summer it Is said Mr Maurice heard of tbs intaluatlon of the girl for Maurice anti several scenes followed Humor of the affair had reached the girls mother alatr when the left for New York on the Clellert Hamburger named Bchlndler A rlnh young who was very much In lovo with the girl end whom she bad apparently encouraged saw her off at the wharf after loading her stateroom a tower Director Maurice was also a Hghf days after Miss Rossi arrived here atr fhe received a letter from her mother She read It at the Amborg Theatre in the office and at onco became hysterical and pres ently went away crying It was learned by a reporter yesterday that In this letter her mother upbraided her severely and ended by declaring that hereafter thoy would be strang arlnl toy ers Homo love affair ot her It could not b learned what was the cause of limo heeds lee Ono centonce In the letter was to fetter Your Ole look salon left these shores was for him not for mo The girl cried all day after getting the loiter daymoro Itl te lQttr and Ilr that spent moro time with Koch than altr had done before One Of the actors in iM Thalia company who know the girl and Tbala comlany her mother on the other side and who came or with her on the Gellert said yesterday If you bad known Hiss Rossi you could readily understand It all She was very proud and tins scandal on the other elde affected her greatly Silo was also extremely fond of her mother None of u hero thinks her mother had heard the scandal when she left J0ler though there had been many disagree ments between them which made the girl downhearted We all believe thiit her mother heard of it after sho left and wrote her the letter she got on the 8th catting her off This leter enough to make her lowspirited Hut there was moro bhe wan abnormally ambi tious Her heart was bent upon making a tiemendous success and hu had only ability and physique enough to be successful In a tlnule line which won not high class It Is slnlie well known among her friends that pho bad discovered her limit lately and had been moody about them She was also intensely theatrical and sensational and It Is quite in line with her character to suppose that hav ing determined upon suicide she deliberately IwO the theatrical method which she follow d for the sake of f effect Miss Lottn Peltz thu cousin of the dead rt with whom she boarded at Mr Knorms said yesterday that a tintype of a young man who bad been I sweetheart of Mil Rossis in Ham burg bad been found among her pORiesslonn uR amonl Alisu Rossi had spoken sentimentally about ha spokn anlmentlY Al8 within the last fortnight and had said that be loved him She had called him Felix but had never mentioned hid lust name The last request of both tho actress and the artist will probably bo carried out fO far as arts wi J concerned Mr Arabere baa not received a reply from the cable he sent to lime Hostl on Thurnday night and will go 1lmu ahead with preparations ieuterday be ap pointed acominittoo of arrangements for the luneral from the ranks of his company It I consist of C A Frieae August waiter E Foelz Bernhard Ran Frank Klerschnor Kuecnlx bohmltz Carol ngloender Kllen Burg and Ida von Trautmnnn I 1ho funeral will be at Stolzenbergers under I taking establishment at 82 Stanton street a 2 1 M ljundny There will be no religious ser I vices tundfr actress was a free thinker The UelMlncer quartet will eng and Stage Mana ger Frlese will make an address The funeral procession will march to Four teenth street and Irving place passing the I Ambnrg Theatre The ladies of the company will b Assembled there When tho proces sion passes the theatre the AmberK orchestra will play u funeral match Tbe pall bearers will b C A Fries Otto I Merer August Walter id Poelz Bernhard 11rhlr I Rank aud Franz Klorchnor The following ladles of the AmberK Company will follow tbo hearse Eugenic Hcbmltz Carol Englaander Ellen Burg and Ida von Trantmann len body of Koch still lies ut Undertaker Pahlns at 35 Btnnton street Victor Stolt of Pottstown Pa who is Kochs near t friend In this country has not yet arrived but has been heard from and Is expected today Un til I his arrival Coroner Hanly has refused a itirinl permit I he consents the services over loon will also be held early Hunday nfteraoon and the body will bo sent to Fiesh Fond to bo cremated with the girls Koch is or was a Woman Catholic It has been suggested that Rmap Oalhlle 1 ntlestd tat tie roles of the Church forbidding tho remar te rjmar liege of a divorced mau wore ono of the ex planations of the double suicide I Koch had been so good a churchman AS all that perhaps ha would not nave committed uuloldo Mr Bend to Enter the Mlnlitrr Mt Ella May Bonnet of Stony Brook L V trill be ordained to the Unlversallst ministry on Sip 25 at that place She is married and has a husband who encourages her in her church work A number of UnlvArsalist min sters have been called for the purpose of ex amining the qualifications of the candidate t Kverr Unlvenallst church on Lone Island will be rapres ntnd and Ibo Ray J II hallow of Bouthold has been appointed by the Ordina I tion Committee of the btata Convention to offi I ciate The examination will b public and will I eamlnallon b bald In the evening The sermon on the I occasion will Lho preached by the Rev Frank L Ussseckof Brooklyn The ceremony of ordi nation wilt take place on next Thursday even icy ton Bannet Li I 86 years old Bhe was born at Btony llrcok and Is the mother of three children Her busbaud Is te retired sea cap laIn fortune who bAM accumulated A comfortable i A Hlrlk for Three Pint of nr ttadley 4 Qroenougb decorators at Seventy fourth street and First Avenue wouldnt allow their employees to drink A pint of beer each every day at II I another at noon nnd a third at3oclix k In the afternoon Bo the men struck yittirilay They afernoon for several hour and bad all 1 the beer they wanted Then the flrmdiclsrcd itself vanrjulibed and the men rimmed to work One of the strike was aiLed bother that wasnt A trifling thing to strike for Ho replied Well Its darn hot work tipet lo Turn Cacti Oardcn Into a Fore The Park Commissioners bave planned to tele t on Antiquarian Commlttuo ono of vhoe members shall b the President of the K w York Historical Society to study up the ulioryof Cai le Oardeu H the structure Is I turned over to their tare Ibo CoramlBiiloner o lirn to reStore It as oeiirly as poI le to its 1 orl liiAlspieari nie an I foitrobr This pur ten pot tVil 1110 10lrler With It ui a Aeon r CUr 00110 Deme ra l I Tb Jorprlnll Dmoor of Hudson I county who are Dublin this regular Demoo flay ju a meeting In Ilocbes lisll lit nUbt act j I au riMJlinluns denouncluA Qov Ab fIt rl IHutIOltlt1 tlll wiBiif ibe I I Ii f1 Amocifn ou Monrjsr rCnator BWUl mll iid Jll0 liMb In fo orol the resolution And I iUd la1 the aOYror net A rOluto t 1 I reMluIion aldru tistt the J Ut rlJ ACeIQjqtlifl 55 QUjieuaed tconvisis IQlu I I d t14box aturu luUIul IOAVJt 1 WII II Neshet Anstrrii eraent for a otlr f Ijlml I t IC I n ran i liiluy ri tie 11 r if the I I i lf InU i m AL iii ise of ij I I I b 5 j eurg EC WSet11I dVD1tI4W WI tSfl ff 111 waJI adUfltr r r a IIn w t 1f1 exJienf for u hettor ow y lrcUln uIxE AS 80 rebU A pair 1 iO4 lnl P sllr we tiste boy 10 Dre 1 u hi w lutwe Uveni tar bwyscr Laid L ItALD nXADB VltXi TUB FROlr ByVII Johntte TlKhla Have Cpturcd All the Bar rolls The police continue to keep A watch upon Miss Sybil Johnstone In the startling realistic scenes of her Impersonation of lie In The Clemencean Case a the Standard Theatre Acting Capt Bchmltlbergtr and Detectives hayes and Kemp and Brett were In the thea tre during the studio scone In the third act I when he actress expose her figure clad only i In a pink jersey and pink tights but again they took no steps to stop the display Anthony Comntock didnt appear I was noticeable tat IUa Jobnstone mol d tho most sug gestive detail ot the e Our manipulation of the white garment which the throws about her form after posing upon the pedestal Here tofore she had lae the audience A khe bound the garment over her person Last Bight she turned sldewlie to the spectators Ill Johnstone Is t bride of but two months It was learned last night that her husband bad not bean near tho theatre sun o her daring ex periment It Is a matter of comment theat rical circles that she announced at the time of her wadding to her broker husband that she had retired rermaoenUy from the ulnae There was some disturbance In the back ot tbe theatre immediately beloro and after the sensational studio scene last night The steadies laughed just before the curtain rose upon tho handsome model and they ore hissed Two minutes later there was a buzz of Indignant exclamation end no llttlo pro fanity It came from a throng men who bad gone out between the acts to see a man and who had got book 10 late to lee I woman They appealed to b frantlo with Ther The throng of baldheaded men in the front town was n feature of the jam that was quickly noted by the ppootators who had hair on the top of the held and there 8 a general laugh at Ito bmrless spectators Detective Hares took particular delight In audibly coontina tho bald heads Abe Hummel looked upon the model from a box This Is all right ho said To the pure all things are pure hoof oit qui mar pease Besides they will have to got A warrant I they want to stop this sort of tiling A GERMAN VERSION OF THE SAME PLAT Tho Case ot Clemoncoau was reproduced at Ibo Amborg Theatre last night It won played repeatedly last winter at the same bouse and tbe old performance was better than the now In several respects herr Ott bert the lrrrt of last winter was better In much of the part than Herr Taubor who plays the rVMe this season Tho trtiulo force of the new player Is stronitor in places Is undoubt edly too strong as at the discovery of bis mothers Illness when hIs action Is I much too violent for nature and Is enough to frighten a ailing woman to death I Is a unwar ranted and unartlstlo outburst Tho artists wife and model In tho old cant was Frtuleia Lelthnnr She did not look the part but f he played it very wel The new wife Dar model Is Franloln Neumann who looks better than she plays She is l fair and chubby There is no exposure In the model Boone such as has nronted public commotion and turbu lenco at the Standard FrQuloln Neumann is decorously She wears cornets and an ample dross of whit silk The skirt Is silt so that when the model walks her stockings aro exposed but the revelation Is hardly notice able A much moro striking display on the part of this character Is mndo in the masque rade scene where she wears I paces costume consisting In part of black silk tights The model in the painters studio in the first net wan again lurnlshed by Frauleln KQhnwho made of It such a remarkable spectacle In last winters performance but the new representa tion is toned with considerable additional drapery and the outlines of this ex uberant parson seem also to have fallen away In a measure laUro Frau MoserBperner made an admirable Russian adventurers but she and her daughter did not begin to make the fun in the scene in their garret lodgings that Frau Cigar Delia and Frauleln Letthner afforded last sea son Herr Heydt a newcomer is a handsome and graceful actor though his enunciation is itantine not of the clearest Ho played the part of Can UBS FZtKXONTS WSIITUTIOK Tbe Fatbander Family Hare Nothing They Can Call Their Own but Debts BIN FBANCISCO Sept 19Rumors of the des titution of Gon Fremonts widow In Los An gelosbave been confirmed by Judge Silent nnd G 1 Blawson of that place old friends of Gen Fremont who arrived here today Mr Slaw son nays the family have absolutely nothing they can call their own nnd are in debt Mrs Fremont Is so poor that when news of the Generals death came she bad not money enough t pay for a telegram expressing her wishes regard to the disposition of the body The family have boon counting on the passage of the bill giving Fremont half pay and with this In view have allowed debts amounting to Feverul hundred dollars toaeoumulato Friends have met tbe most pressing claims but there is a large amount outstanding Mrs Fremont Is H9 years old and Is unable to care for her self Her books have yielded almost noth ing She has two sons ono In the navy and on In the army but both receive small pay and have large families to support Mlllppl New Conntllntlon JACKSON Sept 19The Constitutional Con vention mndo considerable progress today In the disposition of the report of the Franchise Committee Tho election ordinance adopted is substantially a copy of the Doertch law of Tennessee Ballots are to bo printed and dis tributed at public expense and shall be known oa official ballots Tbe time allowed each voter t prepare his ballot Is ten minutes un less others are waiting when he shall bo limited t five minutes Tho apportionment branch ot the committee report provides for a Senate composed of fortyIlvo members and a House of Representatives of 133 members and by Ingenious gerrymandering white supremacy In assured In both Houses Efforts were mndo by various counties to have their representa tion Increased but the Convention refused t disturb the committees report ExGovornor te ror Aloorn made an earnest appeal to tho Conven tion to so apportion the State an to give the negroes 1 aEPorllon te lower House of tho Legislature The proposition met with no encouragement Thought They Had Caneht an Abieondlne Treaaarer BrKTWayiELD Mo Sept 10 Columbus Tato ot Dallas county Missouri was arrested by private detectives on Wednesday and con I cealed In confinement near Springfield until I last night when his place of Incarceration was I discovered and ho was released on a writ of I overo I habeas corpus Mr Tate was supposed to be Dick Tate the absconding Treasurer of Kentucky and the requisition papers for his capture were all In rrullton proper form but be happened not to have been the right man The arresting party is now in tho woods trying t avoid arrest It being n sarted that there was more or less chicanery in the procurement of the requisition papers Poisoned at a Wedding Hopper PrrrsBonon Sept 19At a wedding supper near Monongahela City forty parsons were poisoned last Monday evening AG Beriyhlll and Miss MoCarroll were married nt the brides residence Since then the two doctors who reside in tho place have ben busy night and day Attending the guests every ono of whom was taken 1U attor partaking of the canned dlpner fruits which Wtre set forth a the wuddlng Messengers followed tnom to each house and they could only end directions when the symptoms bad been told It was not until Wednesday that they were able to pronounce some ot their patient out of danger Oalvton a Ort Joy GALTMTOH Sept 19Thls city Is wild wit enthusiasm tonIght over the receipt of the news that the President has tlcned tho Deep Water bill wbMi practically tlvon Galveaton tn200000 for the inn rovumunt of bar harbor The lluior luu Ibfind u proclamation doing away with all restrictions Ilh tq t tbu dlfccliuigit of firearm und the city Is I illuminated I nil 11 iiyroteclmkK toni t Until proooi iunK crowd till I Hireets and brats baud ohd tin horns udd to thu general din n lU lIla Moer Jiisf OniCAoo Bept 19 John W Dunn one of the Urge briok manufacturer of Chicago HAS dl Appeared Au Anilous wife A fair Anxious credliois And score of Anxious friends are uoudsdng what has become of him His ju plllilss are About Itfooo During this summor be liw been a regular ale laDI at the WIt and Houlh Hide race And MUB heavy plsrer About A month ao ba uxA A trip iAt lie re turned A fortuiKut i AVO And rrordlnir lit tils bookkseptr WAS soustuluv over tlMituvr JTMDJT 1IVISUPI III Fanny DAnnport the tvtrsas Is ill with pneumonia At the WestuilnUlar JliUl liar rendition tori week pest bus beset Alarming hiit It wus toniwbst linprorcd irvierdsy Ir S I n triM i utltnitlutt lur 1 tloutht end liu WAS ivnlliidut ui srroirl HII Lilt 1 fl A Mielifil 5fMst sUds ts r e U is Ur isaataaas4usi u SIMM totr J HI Was kurck 4I u fl vul sJWpl U I flUe u It arL 1 t54 tJu I1 Ml JUlIUS l seam Ic It SUssi The tVoelfe Ull bU n t tiMi Is sal IIM i ttm Mir vitb arMtk U4l t 5557 SM u Wlsi U frail Jar tjrtf It nn es4 a JU MBklltt lfr ll ua4 II ii p IMIIJ5 h cue sal UI ulat ne else IMI f WU ia Iiluve I es 1a Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder Found Superior to all others in Strength and Leaven ing Power Latest U S Government Report U t Wholesome Bread Delicious Ps1y ml luU yseiidiy ll Oerg ODm lilac lo I wrb nt5r a I IU rl 11 a I flo 1 J L 4 1 1 Stun Btbj VAI ri tekw give bar OutoHtV ntMA sbewas A Childcited forUwtorU loo Wfce ate breeiM Via he eteac to CutarU wW Pt I m jrsrr oar nAC Ten CanUM k HlntTatk fndleaaroUtl U Yska Leek at fllb n Gen John Oasslus New our consul At Ion don arriveod from Europe yesterday BI won n new Fnallth plug hat and a One suit o E lish clothes And there was a fine pink com plexion on his jolly face A ho roamed the corridors of the Qtlsoy House lost night Somebody had said that he had come here just at this tIme to patch up the fences ot Re publican politics In Indiana this fall Other unscrupulous people had said that he had left his office In London to work up I boom for the renomlnntlon ot his old chum and comrade Preildent Harrison esllnt arlon Gen Now said that ho believed In letting tie people hare all the Interesting news possible butthnt the factwasthutt hn had been abrad for nineteen mop the nnd that he was entitled to a sixty days T holiday and that he had taken IrHe I was going to Indiana tomorrow night and at tin coming elections he was going t vote AS a Republican He wasnt going to patch up any fence beoanre other and able hade In his estimation nlls had been at work on the stone wnll New read over the story from Washing Ion wherein Troa urr Huston belittles Gen Saw and says ho Is without Influence In Indiana SlYI I diana and that Gen Harrison Is 1 losing ground in bis own State 1 have nothing t say to that statement said Gen New A great deal more signifi cance has been attached to my visit than was warranted Gen Harrisons Administration abroad Is looked upon by conservative and thinking people as admirable I have simply coma home to vote I have no influence in my State I once owned a newspaper there but now It is run by my son Anti rn General appeared as Ignorant of Hoosier politics ns a natlv on Urn banks of the Nynnxn He did not believe that Mr Blame hnd forced upon Beoretnry Windom a policy objectionable to Mr Windom But here he checked himself and said that he did not care to make any peHlle sltemolt and that for all he oared Mr Huston and others could talk al upon the subjects dear to their hearts and he would remain clIent Gen New walked down to the Fifth Avenue Hotel nnd rant nxtenator Thomas OPIatt and even strolled over to tho Hoffman House where but saw a lot of Democrats He topped and looked at the wlckod Glbbs and Police Justice Meade who bad been hob nobbing with tho Democrats mentioned and looking at Mr Olbbg he said Is that tho fellow who was fired outlast i night II I I 1UK VOnJSStOVTTl rllAOlnr tide Left a Htatenent Implicating a City OmcUIIlttle Maud Ileln Dead PoJiisMotrar N H Sept 10Todays deve lopments in the Heln tragedy Investigation are of a very sensational character I boa been ascertained beyond a doubt that Fred Heln loft I statement of the wrongs that incited him t murder and suicide It is doubtful however if that document is over published for it con tains grave charges against a city official of high standing both socially and politically Bern confessed that ho had for a week been on the lookout for this officials blood for he b llovod that his daughter Carrie was carrying on an Intrigue with this man while her mother was doing tho name with Taylor Coroner Whittier Rays ho will never make public the name of that official because nothing could bo gained by doing so All the persons Interested n dead and no prosecution can be made but there would be th biggest kind of a surprlro If the Identity of the man was revealed Hern IH said to have declared In his lat statement that this man and his daughter Carrie visited I hOI of 111 repute anti that they Ireiuently met at his house or office Heln told all the ovidenoowhich ontlrmod that belief and it Is said to b nt I virr damncrlnff iarnctar At anv rate Heln i r Inmnalna the Baptist church every eiCj iif night for a vvoek before tho tragedy waiting for this man to pass over his acustomed route t ftt tbe man seems to have had an Inkling ot the fate that was in toro for him I ho wont that way for he did not make any of his custo mary him visits while Holn was lying In wait for There wn quito n dir about the railroad station this eenlll when Mr Hem Mopped off the train bhe was Immediately recognized nnd was surrounded by a curious crowd She looked greatly changed and it wns evident that the awful nviint of Wednesday had com pletely prostrated her She was met at the station by I relative who led her to a carriage which was driven direct to her mothers bOle She went nt onco to her room and was physically unable to oeo any outsiders Her phYRlcAly brother said that she would undoubtedly pre pare a statement that would vindicate her In the ryes of Ibo public She came too late to RO any members of her family Llttlo Maudo died early this morning and Ibis attornoon the three girls were butted Tho father who had murdered them was buried an hour before The Seldl Frromena Coaeert Everything Is in readiness for tonight at tho Madison Square Garden Amphitheatre for tho opening of heidi and his Metropolitan or chestra with the desirable accompaniment of cooling drinks among them beer Tho pro gramme for this evening follows Gram Polonaise I LIt Bll t finite CoptMlla Pellpc g Overturn Tannbaaicr Warner itntrscte Oarotu for strIng orchestralUlliet iitlln muite from Hi opera CM Uutnt JntirmlMlon 10 intents InTttatlon toUts lunce rororcheiiratr Dertlo WiSe Hungarian Rh pio lleii LU t tel in the rr for tiring orchestraOtliot bl FunctIon Stack lie Costume Knbtniuui 10 Fish and AIm b Coiaqn aDd luxlena Wouns Farewell nnd Majrlo Fr Seen from Olno arw1 If PI VValkare Warntr InUrtnliilon lomlnnt Ortrtor Mcrrr WIves of WindierIticolal Oro hnterlnir the CatliAdral1 from Lohen grin I Waner a Spanish Danctl Uotikowitl BalnvSatn TMbalkowikl Idreb Morocealn lurllo I The admission to all parts of the Amphl theatre during the Seldl promenade concerts will bu CO cents with balcony at 35 cants Say She Gadded Around with Her Mother Builder Charles W Cardwell who Is Presi dent of the Log Cabin Club a Republican or ganization In Brooklyn is defendant In A suit for separation begun by Mary Cardwell The couple were married In 1880 and have three children Mr Cardwell alleges that after a long term of ill treatment and petty cruelty her husband ordered her to leave the house on Aug 22 She had had only one sheet to cover her while her husband slept under quilts and blankets In his answer Mr Cardwell denies all the allegations and accuses his Wife of gadding around with her mother Steward to Remain Grand Chief Conductor TOLEDO Sept 19be International Brotherhood of Railroad Conductors today practically decided two things First tAt Toledo will be selected for the headquarter ol the order and second the reflection of Grand Chief Conductor George W Howard for net Cnduclor ett year The salary of that office was formally Increased by s I O but on Mr Howard pro bJ Iro test S3000 It was fixed at the same figure as before 10 Ten Kilted on the Meshes Railroad Cm OJ Mraco Sept 19A terrible acci dent happened today on the Mexican Railroad road Two trains going In opposite directions each other at RInoonada ran Into oah RnoOnAL oter The earn worn piled on ono another and com several pletely wrecked wounded Ten persons were killed and lVure YeUrday s Tire Were A U1 ilC 3 Market slip Mrs Most partmtnu damage f 33 1 2t3 734 Bconl ennui ytdtrlck debt lrri I kotcbtr hop dmsgs ni SMesg Mints aDa lies RcMBhilmtr MaL no daman 4 r 070 bightS evince tnarl i Ktlly liun no damci tl bin n timber 5155 London t JobDoni tvHit warbotJL Uui S JLUJU wWJ liA LiJj I Avtflue A 0 orr Kesslers plonb icr shop aDd Tbomlc grocery Ito damafo Inf bop ITf AVBUC u ari lib rIuard taielitr stop noi Joy mod fr William teI l Valid C Co dealer lu giuunbrptItariaIL nodaniM 051 awe leg in from if 101 tnirl aveNue duneS l JO uau lord floor of uM lluiiun ut icapl4 ty XUboU A kiev detest slight blIIOOMrrN aitOOKtVH Jouph It Qglrtty hu bun tppoUUd telemeter 1441 rssmoor7 Its tl lily ncrki lilpillirstil steialarjr e SaTh Suprm Court hu dUD 1 L kf Bpluepat Cbuib I etc 1 DWUMfitrtMrly fur fault la o y toteS f rOI 10 ceispleul its sew ckirtb iidiuut CitetvD V Yjgt rJssrta ItCi 1 Wlhuigsa uU4101 Cwnr 11 JrI baa ccwptisO wuth ill ItC rIglulItisia jjss 4P1teiss ba wUlll 01 I itS sew stir ytu p J Street Ili silt I 515 11 UPISQI to UseS Cf er lo IIIID t city Iuuahipg I earl vlU U I maid ci he Kiin Oaslf S IIU4 kI Jffc I Tuiis4sr Tb tuoUai sir will le la I ib fcttIto train aais l up lava SB1s lbS f V JO lug I 45 k TBM U r rUt LI titan 51 la I f W wails u 1054 uiipBUur er iar oukl t 1qj en waepaIfjsillISv dsv t 101 lt14 Ilsisit yactstay 11 Leirad tesItebIl v W aIINo4a o r easfihi king I j I JI islilil AbyiwpI II lo Lube I acIt I sit t r rl tl sic tie vs asic ot IlurllK IUIBU I Mf MIL I FORTY LED IN A WRECK TUB rornriz Bxrncaa nmrs nrxo A DKRAirKTt fSKlQar TltAltf n Bailee rakes From the BaUe cud at Least TMuL7 Mora Bnppeeatf to bc B tkth C erte flays Be Bwvvl Away la ike B hnylklttTT knoini BuUaaa ties of PcaaarlTikmla AMOVB the LWd asi Ksjnrad Ilruinro Sept 19A wreck occurred on the Rending Railroad seventeen miles above this place at about CilGtonlcht which It the pres ent Information U confirmed It Is tho worst ac cident In this neighborhood In the history of tho company Tho train which mat with the disaster left this city at 005 oclock tan min utes late It U known a the Fottavlllo express press and was running at least 88 or 40 miles an hour I had on board from 125 t 150 pas Bongero and consisted of engine tender maiL and express cars rind three passenger ca Above Bhoemakarvllle about fifteen miles above this city there Is a curve whore the trAok Is about twenty feet higher than the Sehuylklll River Bar shortly before 0 oclock a freight train ran Into 1 coal trD throwing several ear In the Utter on the op posite track and before the train bands had time to go back to warn any approaching train of the danger the 1ottsvlllo express camo around the curve and ran into the wracked coal oars on Its track The angina went down the embankment fol lowed by the entire train with Its human freight Some of the passengers managed to crawl out of their prison and arouse the neigh borhood Word was telegraphed to this city and help summoned but all Information was refused at this point by the railroad officials Physicians and surgeons and a force of SO workmen were tent on by the company Work was slow nnd the dead and dying W r taken out with great difficulty Up to 10 oclock tonight six dend and about thirty wounded lull been taken out Of the latter some were brought to this city and others taken to the Miners Hospital at Ashland Tho dead so far recovered still the ground leonrd are BtU on te Irund Following Is a Ihtt of the killed William D Shomo Reading John White engineer Potts villa James Tcmplln fireman Pottsylllo Harry Logan conductor Pottsvllla David Augstndt Mahanoy City died after being taken from tho wreck E W Logan baggage master Shenandoah The injured are Harrison Emend Phil adelphia leg broken and Internally Injured Joseph Bouthwood Ontralls badly cut and in jured James F Merlel l Bethlehem badly cut about bead and Internally injured John Thorn ton Lee sport badly crt about heat and body seriously injured Joseph Noll Shenandoah cut about head and left shoulder broken I Fran B Hoi manager of Frank Mayos dramatic company cut about head and body and bruised about arms and legs John Carroll at Clair back hurt and internally Injured Joseph Ash old Klahanoy City bruised about body and legs William Olossmnycr Port Clinton badly out about breast Thomas Coney Philadelphia head and lees Injured Robert Cotton Potts town injured Internally Samuel Shollonborg cr Hamburg legs Injured B W Clthler Olr ardvllle foot and leg mashed John Cooltclc Mt Cannel hurt Internally and had smashed W W Johnston Shenandoah head badly cut and leg broken George Sanders Reading badly hurt about back and neck Benjamin Franklin Poacher Ehen andoab left hip badly cut and leg hurt James Bernhard Shenandoah left hip crushed and legs hurt John Hess Mabanoy City legs bal hurt David G Young Mahanoy City heaa badly cut and legs sprained Lyman Dick Hamburg both legs broken Dr D F Baiade New Rlnggold right arm badly hurt Jacob Burner Pottsvllle both legs broken Samuel Coomb Mahanoy City badly hurt about body and leg broken William Simmers Ashland It Is believed that twentyfive orimore bodies are still underneath the wreck or were carried away by the current I is impossible to Ox the exact number or the Killed At 1 oclock Mall Agent Oreanwolda body was taken out followed br the mangled bodies of folowed manlled two Maha nor City firemen who were nn their way home from the Chester Convention There Is a rumor mor it the scene ot the wreck that George B Kearcher of Pottsvllle was on the express About 10 oclock the electric light car of the railway company arrived and by its aid the work of rescuing the wounded was carried on with greater success At 1140 tho physicians left the ground pretty certain that all the wounded had been taken out but still unin formed as t the number of the killed The conductors of both the Pullman cars escaped Conductor Cotton of the forward Pullman says that he had eight passengers and that he has found but one of them since 6ce the accident Prof Morkol of Lehlgh University had a pait of his scalp lorn off and his arm broken and it I is feared that lucre may be concussion An I Italian was found engaged in robbing the dead and wounded about 10 oclock abut oclok and would have been roughly handled bad he not been placed under arrest Up to midnight thirteen bodies had been recovered covered The names of those known have already a ready ben given and the remainder are unknown Five bolos are exposed t view but they are I pinned under the timbers and have not yet been taken out The wreckers of Cressona and Readlne have been summoned and they arc both bard at work LcterA telephone message from Shoe makeryrille at 130 AM says fourteen bodies have been taken out Fie more bodIes are partly exposed but cannot be extricated pnr epsld c ntrcatod The message san that those at the wreck say there are thirtylive In the ruins George D Eaerober ES the eminent rail road lawyer of FottaUlle who has also 1 law office In Philadelphia Is I among the killed Persons who ware well acquainted with him have Identified the crushed body in the diSbrls of the Pullman car William D Bhome one of Readings wealthi est citizens was on the train It was unusual for him t leave homo at nl ht and especially on a Friday night as he Is a bank director and has never misted the usual Saturday Board day A singular fatality Induced him alala fataty t leave this evening He has large land interests in the northern portion of the county and an Important bull ness transaction required his presence in Hamburg He left home very unwillingly with the Intention of returning on the first train In the morning At 1015 tonight word was re ceived here that bis body was one ot the first taken from the wreck Bhome was a fifth owner of the Reading Academy of Music Ho alo had farms great mills forges foundries mines and business establishment In different sections of the country He formerly resided In Hamburgh whir be was engaged In business for many years He leaves a widow and two sons At7 U P U A special train left ibis city for the scene of the wrack taking the rblladslpbla and Heading Railroad surgeon Dr W Murray Waldmtn and a corps of eight assistants An electric light plant was also dsspaUbed on the t same train which WAS speedily put In opera tion aDd greatly IMllltsUd be work of rsmor bur tbe wounded No patoenxer trains Arriving Alter 0 P H wen permitted t go bon this city All puitotsrs from Philadelphia sod inUrraedl a points tot destination DOra of heeding Were eonpelUd t leave l tbe t aA At f H rtJode a ipeolsi trsln WAS made up for 1bllu 1lpbl4 W IJ lute II r Ildb I IIPItIIQ Ii prys flelll time of fi blJINt H a TliH main pMaiiiir depot oiiUtf Iu1s4efpulA and Jlendujgiltiot WA crpHdnlst list 1 hour sml up to ifotfock lonurbt with excited IA sn rs Ana snxlom flialiess of wr vns wlio Were known to hte Ueu Aboard lie lUfsud 11 IDOtA p massive wbocam worn MJTA IPI a aItorQto i aC11 p 0 ti elrrOI D tDt JttA AA Ll1t I rW Da E I TO CUICAOO IN 18 HOVU What the America Uldlnnd Line Far pole to Arcompllih BLOOUSHUBT PI Sept 10A new air line between Now York and Chicago with tribu taries t drain tho agricultural nil and coal fields ot Ohio nnd Pennsylvania Is now as sured according to an Interested capitalist who said today to TiE SUN correspondent Tho road will boas nonr nn air line to Chi cago and with as moderate giades as the physical conformation of the country will permit It will be 120 miles shorter than the Pennsylvania and about 200 miles shorturtlian the Now York Central and American express train will make this run between Now York and Chicago In about eighteen hours Tho road will run through an unoccupied belt of territory 240 mile In width at Its maximum and will in no sense bo n parallel road nor oven a competitor for local traffic Surveys location tights of way grading and much other work in this region have already been done a par of the road has been completed and is now in running order from Findlay Ohio t the Pennsylvania State line a distance of about 150 miles and work Is progressing on the survoyu ot the other portions Tho route is l something like this Beginning at tho terminus of the Central Rallnad of Now Jersey at Jerfey City the American Midland linefor this Is the name of tbe now road runs fifty miles through New Jersey Crossing the Delaware It parses through tho heart of tho anthracite toal regions of Peunxylvanla then Into the mining agricultural and oil regions of the State and I ranrlios oil toward tbe Went 1 will crone and exchange busIneHS with about sixty roads now In operation Including tho Jersey Central Lehlgh Valley Rending Baltimore Cllrn Ynlor more and Ohio Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago Wabash ErIn Cincinnati hamilton and Dayton Lake Erie And Western Toledo HI Louis and Kansas City Hooking Valley Pittsburgh and Western Ite The great obiecthe adantaze lee in the fail that the piesent trunk roads leading from the Atlantic to tho West wore not constructed lor economy In operation R freight roads but were built In the IBt instance localronds with reference only to local interests Dr F M Briimugb of Conynghnm township has boon chosen General Hammer of the lino which will be known as tho Susauehanna di vision with terminals at Froolutid and Laura burgh The majority of the shares stock are owned by English capitalists but such Amer ican capitalists an IiUF ell Suite Sidney Dillon Joel Hit don k Co G Note Thornim the Di rectors of the Holland Trust Company and 0 W Child kCo interested OD1uurr ExPolloo Captain William McClary Is to be burled today at 1 P M from bin residence I Ronwick street Ho was a native of Now York city and after serving his time as apprentice to a whitesmith joined the police forco when about 21 years of ago He was known ne tho boy Sergeant when a year later ho was pro moted t the desk in the Prlnco street station of the when and bo became Captain precinct about 30 years old Finally I quarrel broke out between McClnry and Charles McDonnell known a Lightning Charley the result of which was that McClary was first transferred and then retired on a pension of 500 a year McDonnell succeeding him as Captain of the Prince street squad McClary was not success ful In business either as a hatter orin Leaders International CaM on the Bowery nt Fourth street where ho lost tGOOU Of lato yearn ho had been In tho employ of the Produce Ix chance Bank and Ibo Continental Bunk Ho died of heart failure after successIve attacks of jaundice and pleurisy Ho was 55 years old LieutennntCommnndcr Livingston U S N a son of the late Hchujler Livingston died yes terday In Brooklyn lie was born In this city and entered the nuyat n oluntoiT officer during the war lie wai transterieil to tho regular service In 1863 and was commission Lieutenant on March 20 IHTii He as Lleuiellt l171 le was with the Iaelllo fleet ou the old Colorado from lb6W to 1872 He honed subsuiiuently on the Plymouth Alert tho recelx lug ship Franklin tho Do patch and the Enterprise his funeral will Le from bt Bartholomews Church on Monday morning Until tecently tie was Navi gation Olllcer a the Norfolk Navy Yard He was commissioned LieutenantCommander ou Feb 41882 JW A Cluett died on Friday at his residence in fcarntoca Mr Cluott was senior member of the Him of Cluett it Sons of Troy llo was a natho of Birmingham tnwlnnd lie leaves five sons one dauunier tweutyieon gland eloon formerly children and en greatgrandchildren many lor lorty years Mr Cluett filled the po t ot local preacher In the Methodist Church Latterly no and I his sons as a company have been one of the loading business firms In Troy Robert Dunbar died In Buffalo on Thursday aged 7 yearn lie was an expert mechanical engineer proprietor of the Engle Iron orks and was the Luther of the present system of grain elevators Ills inventions and improve Iraln meat In elevators are known nil over tbe world He built most of those In Buffalo alto design ing elevators at Liverpool and Hull England I and Odessa Russia besides New York and other points in this country and Canada Hiram L Ball formerly a conspicuous cltl zen of Cortland county died at Klngmau cH recently a l111 ears Ho went to Klnaman about fourteen years ago and at his death was one of the principal real estate own er of that olty and was Chairman of the Hoard of Commissioners of Hintman county He leaves a wile who was formerly Miss Eva Kelly of Albanr and several children Mrs Lucy Morgan Goodwin widow of Major James Goodwin and sister of Juulus S Mor gan the eminent London hanker died at her homo in Hartford last evening nt the ago of 70 She was most attractive personally and has done much for useful charitable institutions UonAlonzo Alonzo E Hayes for throe years past nassau eer train conductor on the Home nnd Clinton division of the Ontario and Western Railroad died on Tuesday at Madison of typhoid furor Aged 41 your Ho was a member of the Order 01 Railway Conductors ale leaves a widow Col Jacob M Thornburgh exmember of Congress troD the Ue ond Tennessee district died at Knoxvllle rental day morning nged 68 lie was elected to Congress in lb7J 71 and 10 i ant 71 us a Itejiubllcnn Dr Wuulol W Kdgnrly a special United BtateNpoiiNlon qau mar ditui of IoiiMiirijjtlou I Cambridge usia on Thursday Ho ua Dora lu Alton N H In 1B17 Joseph U Lain the wellknown creamery proprietor At Uontloello illad on Thursday of typhoid pneumonia eged 4V rears lie leaves A wife and three children Cyrus Wnltn a 4lstingulshssi l lawyer and for suvrrnl i terms County Judge of Ouwego Olwelo county yearn died on Tuesday of pArAlysli aged 7 Merrllt Btow A Ufalong And prominent rltl can of Windsor N Y died on VeJucidsy seed SO mr John P Tabor the oldest eltlren of Ithaca died 6B Mends sand 91 years And t mouths task llsispsp Talks Mk D mpay tsprMMi blmMl Uil sight I wlUUif I fib nuilmiaoui IsIs iu cub t5dsg Ski I lat picas tUpulktlijf that ill lIsts inuit tie attt ror uilJuliUl it pi I lit tripe iM I ast riiulnuuiii slid v u whether l ih till I shell I toter id till table Club or Ik I rmlUu Club In r Cas f I slob 1 vtltr III mitt lauey or k wish 4 mcmi him Itluit tttst furlUn i lub fur tie us stow annul lit skit mItt ull n6iii it 111 unutt I for ut In I ittt be dn l inns t I sit 5515 I mat Uj eil Mll 0 prsnt of II 1 s ut ft tiin Dor uiirruur Ul M wi4 Pftsahs moms 3 1 vs4 Or ti P 02 5 f J r e llIIIUI fit OKI CUBA OeD Crnmbct a Comrade In Arm of Qen MHCCO Ita lici New York Gen Finn Crombot n comrade lu arms of Gen Micoo who was sent Into exile by the 6111nl1 Uovornor of Cuba was himself ban ished a week ago nnd arrived hew yesterday from Santiago Cuba In I the steamship Santi ago Gen Maceo arrived hole from Cuba on Sept 0 with his wile and then sailed to Jamaica Gen Ciombot was living with his sister and brotherinlaw Sic and Signora Gaston Besse on their coftee Plantation near Moron not far from HuntKico when friends told him that the Government was Intending to send soldiers to take htm irisoiioi nnd poihnps to put him to death He Immediately lelt the plantation end by a circuitous route aided and sheltered by friends ho reached Santiago study and at once tilt himself under the protection of the British Consul Gen Crombet bad to como to New York with out oven his trunk Hu went to the Hotel Grlfiin In West Ninth street where Gen Muceo stopped Ho IH a Cuban of French Hpnnlsh extraction and his parents went from Paris to live In Cuba when liu wits a boy He Is now H3 years old and Is stalwart dignified and soldierly Ho Hiieuks English Imperfectly After relating to THE Uutf inportorlnst even Icg the history of his escape he added I could tell you a good ronny more details but I do not deem It best Tint Government In Cuba might bomado angry and I may go back to Cuoo There is no reason why I should not Them is no conspiracy between Gen Maceo and myself to bring about another revolution Tho cause of our banishment Is revenge on UH personally by our former fee the CaptntnGen emil I shall not loivo America to goto Jamaica or anywhere alto for a good while I would rather go back to Cuba Dlitnrbed the Hoarder by Grinding fits Teeth The suit of Annie Hall against John H Hall for separation was on trial yesterday before Judge Van Wyck In the City Court Brooklyn anti decision was reserved Mrs Hall keeps a big boarding house at 201 Washington street and she accuses tier husband of intoxication and of using most offensive language One of the grounds on which she seeks a separation is that her husband grinds his teeth while asleep at night In n manner which not only disturbs her repose but that of her boarders Tramp TCII ed on the Ball CAnnoLLroN Mo Sort 19As freight train No 35 on the Santa Fit Railroad was pulling In yesterday the draw bead pulled out throwing three cats off the track and demolishing them In one of the cars were five tramps stealing a ride lo Kansas City W C Drake of Miles City MoaLbauingletlers fiom hl father at Lafaige villo Ky und W C Bates In whoso pockets were letters from his wife at Johnston It 1 woie killed James MeLaughlln of Detroit had his leg crushed aDO was otherwise badly in jured nut may recover A llunye of Chicago was bruited about the chest The fifth man disappeared PortnKaln Btlnlaler Bland Deuln LISBON Sept 19The King today received the Councillors of State and the Presidents the Chambers In the Castle of CIntra Tho Progressionist leader Novarro writes We desire cordial relations with England that ate honorable to Portugal Wo must theiefore oppose the convention with Eng land The last official act of Senhor Rlbolro as Minister of 1orol n Affairs was to recognize the Government of Brazil Benhor reitoH has resigned as Portuguese Minister to Fnulnnd henhor Ferrao has been intrusted with the formation of a Cabinet Von Caprlvl Decorated by the KA peror of Austria BEIUIH Sent 19 Emperor Francis Joseph has decorated Chancellor von Caprlvl with the Grand Cross of St Stephen the highest Aus trian decoration with the exception of hint of the Golden Heece JL 31emorlnl to Cardinal Newman LONDON Sept 10The Council of the Catho lic Union baa appointed a committee to be presided over by the Duke of Norfolk to pro mote a memorial to Cardinal Newman All denominations will be allowed to assist A committee hat been appointed to further the proposed memorial to Canon Ltddon A German Force Defeated oa the Gold Coast LONDON Sept 19 Advices from Accra state that the Crlppeo chiefs have deputized the Governor of the Gold Coast to protest against the transfer ot the country to Germany Tlio Crlppoi at Yoseo resisted and defeated a Ger man force wounding several of them Horn In a Grave VIENNA Sept 10The body of a woman named Gooda was exhumed at Szegedln today for the purooso of an autopsy When the coffin was opened It was found that the woman had been burled alive and that she bad given birth to a child in the coffin Sult Buying Am from Frane Pants Sept 19 France has entered Into A contract to supply the Russian Government with an enormous number of rifles According to the terms of tin contract 6UOOOO of the weapons will bo delivered within eighteen months Francl iTopb TVln a Mock Battle RoiiNhTocK Sept 19The army manoeuvres were concluded today Emperor William led the final attack Emperor iraiicls Joseph was with the army of defence which wamjuccessful Cholera at lfaowab RUAKIN Sept 19 Cholera bss broken out among the Italian forces at Mannwah Unman Ulcnu has arrived at Handoub And threatens to attack Suakln M d Glem In Iarl PAths Bept lJM di fliers the Russian Purnlun Mlnlutoi iinlvodlore direct from Bt IVtumburu NoIse of Forcluit Hp eBBc The Comb tie Paris has Invited the leaders of hU party to meet him in conference at FoUuitona toda Count bchlclmiz who hnd been ruined by ruth hUng soil mit triad Htilcldii lu liorllu by shouting himself with a revolver The IJuMlan troop tent from If left to Rowno Yolliynlii on the Aimtrlau frontier for the re cent nmnauvrtJi will not return to their former station Muny Arab from Runs have evaded the ifniluliUiirftUtlner iulHtloiMttLdbav Uoiled lit Lurmifeu It IN feared that they will be the menu if f thus Introduction of cholera A gun bout iii uuurdlug the cosut In it first on Krlduy nlglit In the house ISI Iri dcrl16lru lliilln occupied by A weslthy mervlmiit niiuied Inch I lifs two daughters unl ID std 14 tisrs their goveruew mud A maid were burned tldisth 1 lists lUorG nsron IrsdorKln the ml Ittti attneliii of ilia Jliistjiini sini asay in 1arls iiiitid he ground on which the review was field lit I AiuliAl on JrMy liii vva sacirted to Ll r iiHiii by i an am nijsui rowel his cheered l liliu Ana shouted bong lie ha OSMAN PASHA LOST AT SEA COO HKf CO DOWK Will A TriUTIBB M47sFW4fl Th hem of Il ni OTHI on n Way 5 Ike Mikado VoartA Mall Hi nn kli Aloa Hiild to Slave Fnnadcr Ixr ox Sept 19 Advices from llloiro state that fie Turkish man ofwnr Ertorr ul has founikr at ct and that BOO of horrmwwur drowned Tho KrloRroul wa awoo len trig ateliullt rul er of 284 tons displacement She mounted fortyone guns of small cnllb anti was tuillt In IBM Osman InMin and AH Pasha envoy ot the Sultan tn the Emponr of Japan were posssn KeM on the rrtogrrttil and were drowned IXINDOX Sept 10 Advices from Illogo state that the mall steamer Mucashl Morn has bean loft off Coo hi and that nil of hr crow with thai exception of one Japanese were drowned Obazl Osman Pasha was born at Tokftt Asia Minor In 1833 He was educated In Constanti nople Brndtistlnc from tha military school there in 1853 Ho entered the army as a Lieutenant In the cavalry service In the beginning of the Crimean war on the staff of Shumla Ho was made a Captain of the Imperial Guard at Con stantinople at the close of the campaign for gallant action Then he win made Major and served with honor from 1BAG to 1869 In Orate When Crete was subjugated ho was made CoIn eel and then was promoted to the rank of Drlgadfertlonersl and placed In command of a division of the Fifth Army Corps This was In 1873 In the TurcnHorvlnn war ha com mamlod tha division of the Turkish army at S iddln and at Its olofo wa mate tlusohlr or Fieid Marshal At the beginning of the war with Russia he was plucod In coiumnml of slxlvolcht bat tallons sIxteen aiuiulroust and 174 guns and with title force lie won the meat victory Flevna In July 1877 Ho reoehod his title Ohnzl or the victorious in consequence and the ile oration of titus Osmnnlo not In bril llunlp In December Iluviui wn xurrounded by Russian trooiw and he nmila nn effort to bienk through them Ho was defeitod and on Dee 10 1S77 xurremlered unconditionally with 400UO men and 4UO omuon 1 taco waH restored lu 1878 and In March ot tlmt year ho woo put in command of the Impp hal Guard of ConRUiutlnoplo anti made Marshal of the Palace i Jin was placed la Ihargo of tho dofeiioos of Constantinople He nerved for a tlmo an OovornorGonoral ot Crete attd then was made Minister of Wan While In thin office lie remodelled tho army Hu was nceiiscd of maladministration by two Mtiscblri Fund nod Nolirot but succeeded In clearing himself belore the Sultan and Council of Ministers Ho toni aeiiuirnd great Influence over the Sultan To his Influence was at trlbutod the dismissal of the Grand tidier KhorediHn Pnshii Osmnn was rolitved of the olfico of Minister In July 1880 but the follow ing your hu regained his post TUK 31KlftLVT HILL AltllOAD Said to be BecelTlnc DIIlncnUb Aetna Ion From tho Ruler or Kitrope By unlapf Cattle Nests Company LONDON Sept 19In view ot the action of the linen makers of Belfast and the cotton manufacturers of itnnohoster In hastening shipments of their goods In order that they may roach their American customers before tho McKinley Tariff bill takes effect the papers here are returning afresh to the sub ject They declare that the conference this wookbotwien Count Knlnoky and Chancellor Caprlvl lies been largely occupied by a die cusslon of the best means to be adopted to so euro reinitiation In reerring to the subject the Berlin Frem tlmblatt In a scathing article dvvells on what calls American egotism and says that If I Knluoky and laprlvl have been dlscusslna measures of retaliation as announced and ontemplntu united action by members of the Triple Alliance there Is no doubt that any practical plan for securing the end In view would bo heartily welcomed by the manufac turers and commercial classes of nil sections CiiEMXiT Sept ltThe McKInley bill has ruined the clove Industry In thin place and many of the factories tonothor with the atoak lug tactoiles at llrombacb and other points hereabouts contemplate working with halt lorces inK ShERIFF HVCCKKUH Till DOCTOR Eviction of Tennnta Reumed on th roe onbr Kt te Si Ounfnpi Oalte ffncl Ompanr DUBLIN Sept 19Tho eviction of sixteen tenants on the Ponsonby estate who were left undisturbed during the evictions last April owing to their illness was begun yesterday by the Sheriff who was protected by a posse ot thirty Boldlers and as many policemen Two tennnts John Trenchy and Maurice Murray were evicted Three others wore loft In poe sessIon of heir houses owing to the illness ot members of their families Mr Munnv who in suffering from henrtdis Case was lila tti in n sitting poituro la tho yard Apr tue BherifTH party had left she fainted An army surgeon was tont for who advised lit landlords agent to allow her to return tn the house Site wan therefore carried bock nnd the rest of her family wore permitted to return with her Sho remained insensible for over an hour Thoio was no resistance The evictions will be continued today IflCMANDS fl TUB 3U1XRS The Concre at Italic Outline the Ha lornm It Will Urce BKRIIX Sept 19The session of the Miners Congress nt Hallo closed today The congress decided to present petitions lo the HuudoHrjith HeioLBtae the Diets and the various Minis trios nslnc that mining laws bo passed pro viding that n shift shall not exceed eight hours that overtime bo abolished and that the shifts bo reduced when the men are working in wet or heated places The minimum wages of pickmcn are fixed at four niarki dally tho waes of others to lie lu proportion and all wnctn to be tight weekly The miners also demand that a court of ar bitration be formed to nettle dispute that the sanitary arrangements of the mines be Im proved and that the control of time miners eo operative unions be gin n to the workman They ask that lorelgu labor bo excluded that thf power ot employers to dismiss their worklnicmen be limited and that capitalist rings against labor be suppressed RIOTOUS BTtttKKRS IS SYDNEY ferchMl Forced to Do Their Own Orl x la More flea to be Called Out SIDNEY N B W Sept 19In consequence of the absence of the regiilardrnymen who are on strike and the Inability of the employers to engage nonunion man to fill their places thai wool merchants anti squatters today drove their own wool drays to the quay A mob hooted them and tried to prevent the unload ing of the dniyn Stones wero thrown at tha drivers and the mob liecnmu so riotous that the Mayor read the Riot act The police and trooper then cleared tho street Two thousand special conslttblos have beaa enrolled The Labor Conference has finally decided to call out the shoarurs and carriers next Wednesday Ifowell Osborna house Partly Buraed ffy Dvnlapi CabU Ifrvt Com anif Pants Sept 10The house occupied by How ell Osborn caught fire last night and was partly destroyed Mr Osborn wis entertaining a party ot friends At dinner when a loud explosion was beard on an upper liner The guests jumped from the table and rushed up stairs to the bstbrojffl which was In flame Mr Osbora his guests and the servant matched up broom blankets and water pitchers And aftf r a short battle the flame were quenched but not before un engine arrived and the flames had eaten through Into Mr Osborne Esme and library where destroyed book and vvearing nppmel The stonud lloor WAtV badly scorched anti water soaks Tb Ethiopia Ceplied to rat Boefc LO POM Bept 19The Anchor line steAQur Ethiopia Capt Wilson from Glasgow Bspt la for Now York be returned to the Clyde with hr machinery out of cider The duiriAgeu illiiht liowiivor and ihu xpe u to uru re pairs and to proceed for her dutiuauon to night

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J1 J W7 A THE BUH SATURDAY SElTE mEl u IW W CAPT ANSON COMING I CDCM GO UAKIXO A BOLD BID FOR till NATIONAL USAaVK FKXKAaT I t n lw TrtI CT U T B WI WlGt BMk EwUK al riltw rkTkj as that aim 1 UwtttB CwwU D WM Is Ma k I It Dr wA r4I AowUtlwB Co o I LugsT1IIs I ZAk B Like s WlBBr New atf Wwtee DIa TUsrly all of the Wit tim won rmtar Th corest day T ortl TUB KATTOJIAL UAOffkV fa ntuburah 7 Hew York 7 Ittbrlh 1ew Chlcsjto 10 Brooklyn 5 Cincinnati I Killadtlphla 4 At ClevelandBain TTIK LTm LBAOUB K iw York 8 ntubnntb 0 noitcn 7Chlcwo 8 llaflalo fi O At d Tlend Bain I TBH limrCAM ASSOOATIOJt Oalnmbu flt I BMtlroor 4 i LonUvill Atbtttlr i BL Louis II Roch aer T o At ToledoBain Th JVUoml LW nil BBOOBTX flhI W 114 rt wq JL Pd 9 mM 1M Prnh1T TI 42 531ethc1ittI I II J kY 47 12 w Trt11 N I 1H0 tChisLu47 bfl 77 tHcI l j ily ie oIrsttsbr2 I t04 U3 HBW TOBX Il l 117 mTBBUIUin Ix 1 7 PiTTSBUBon Suit 10A tie gam waa the t ult at lUoteatlon Park today btwn the nttuburgh and Nw York IN 11 club Th game wai ODe rtplete with errors and ba play Busln prevented the victory clnl to bis team by his wIldness Burketts two turn bias of ground ball materially assisted In brlnclcg about the result Pittsburgh was out of th same up t the sixth Inning when the Ion I 7 to 0 against them but taking advantage bad vantage of Itusles wlldneis and numerous play they bunched uo and tied the soot In pai sixth and seventh Innlnga As no umplr appeared Anderson and Welch officiated At Undone ML The score riusigle I I i I P1W l II 7iA pILrOAII I LILPoaL pitt I Il I 0 ters S f1 I I 0 0 Tr i S fi t e b 2 2 S OCIrk C 1 I I 2 I LaiMBe34 bVl 2 H S 0 Olaaieock a tl II i S I 0 per Iltb2 IIS 0 0 WbUtlir lit bl 2 I 2 0 ourII l I I o Burkit rt o 0 1 I I Bii o a 0 2 2 BuiIt 2 bi 0 0 j 0 o a T 5 IlflorOuDgLt0 2 I 110 CIoD e U t g I Jnn Lfo U g luLg 0 2 0 Bmltbp o l 0 Jl 0ItUt eJV I I 1 I TntasTh JtVii S I Total 7 rnu s Xiw Tork o 0333000 nT riitunrgk f 00004007 End iinseW York a Twobai kltaWkliittr I Fad fall I Thr bur Mtllrnn Sacrlflea flttNiw Fork J Stoln baw riiibnrgb3 Kiw ltI I nufcia plarUauatt and Wblit ar BaIts on baliarittibnrgu 7 lilt br pltcberJiirdan Kiruck outnr smith I by nat l ratted baiuwilun I Ckrx larkaWIM DllekKn 2 milk I j Ltt lo buafI 2 bab rsw ort 3 tII f tmIrHrd4roI1 and Walch E I cnicioo 1111 10 BEOOKLTK I 11 I CnicAoo Sept 19It was so cold and so dork tocay that lou than 1000 parsons went out to tho League ground t see Anions colts jlay tho probabln oennant winners from Brooklyn Torn and Dally and Luby and I Kagle wore the batteries Tho Brooklyn twir l lt r was wild and not cry effective Dallj WM oloo off In his throwing but tho rest of the I tram played a good game Lnby tho big Texan did not seem t bo olTocted by tho cold i Ito pitched a strong game and had good sup t tort A running catch Foster In the seventh inning was one of the features of the ame Erlol work athoIt and Burns thirdbase play wore also of a high order Both teams stormed nt Phil Powers for his decisions but the errors Phi umnlie wore about evenly orors Short Stop Oooney whn was so badly Injured yesterday In a collltilon With Olenaltln Inloll will score probably bo able to play toinonow Tbo aorocaco cmcico IK il I ISOOILTK 1 tl B larui 10 I Ian L 2 tI 3 0 Foutx litbo 1411 Carroll T f 1 1 I 0 I I crBrlncfl 0 200 Wtiinot I tl 2 it I oiolllne ad bl 1133 BKMI litbi 110 t uBnrnar r o 0 i 0 0 Burn lilb0 333 IlokceT 34bO 2 S 0 0 lotrr cf i 280 Terrr p o 1320 nalTin24bl 243 1 O Pair 0 1 0 10 3 1 tub u 1 I u u 011 InItIhL S 1 u l 4 2 gg Ala A Jlaifla e I 110 o Carutbirt I fl 3 0 o 1 Tolala 1014X411 II l Tot S 2 i T Oklcagn n 043010 310 Brooklyn 0004001 Varnd rant Chicago K Brooklyn z Twobat hit Koattr Ullmot Caruthen facnllce hllao ABHn POSIt Burna taly Blolcn bateHnrna Earl Carro I Ui ntimoL Anion tnotz Carottirra Poubo rlaT Burnt UltnaiTIn and Anmn lM on balle Carrol 1 L Lur r UJ mon vnnti Onrutbera olllna h OB Ian I Daly I m Illtbr Itched nil I Lubr Carulh li or Htrnrk cmFan limit0 Naila norm O so mrln loiir Mnllli lsd KallUalv Wild plicn l uby IaIt on basCbtcAO a BroAktyn U Time liii Dmplrluwra AllndanrUJl cinciiiKiTi L 5 rinuiDiLrnu I il 4 rincmi Ti Spt IB Ilirrr Wright eat on h bench This afternoon and law hIs toll nccotnb to an exhibi tion or soot D srvS and pluck on Hi part of Caps Lath am Ho actually won the game Tb sors nitiiiaiti I II 11 I PSILPSLPHIA I x kX a 1 rajua I la roAK Mcrbe J lbl I I s Hamilton I L I fo 1 1 o 0 I laiham dbl 2 0 a Funday r r 1 0 S u 0 Xnrr r r 0 l I u it M rt 2db o 0 o 2 0 IlrltbOO I 0 oThompaonr tl I 4 u 0 I Beard a MO n f 2 n rirminiee 1 2 2 n i llilldar c tO I 0 0 OIHayrr db 0 t 0 10 r 10 e 10 Ollo kmnilt f 0030 tilwcCauler ibl u n i I Xecaan0 t 0 9 B OAlln a o I 3 4 0 Lura p 2 U 1 22t1lIaJQflp00 190 I r TMala 1 liria 6 i Totals 4 6S4i7 1 l Clnennail I 0203000 3 Philadelphia 2 I u o 0 I u 0 04 1 Earned runClnelnnatL Tbraabua hit Mirr Baatt o bIlIbflafl Duma llamiltoa Stolen bait I Rhalft TbnmpMin itbam Marer Plruck out U aiUi Kc n n MoCaulr Allen 21 Nle lilt by Itched 1 all Thomr ou McCauley Purra Tim i t I J 14A Umplr Lynch AIladancI24 i r 1Iiysra L 7115 BJlD WhL fiat tall ret1 lola Wets taiL I 7S 4 6 bolnhIL1 oT 6 r 73 1 01 Pllfauh13 I 413 SW M 67 IlnnG 45 T 53 r YI QIczgor O 53IiI1u0Js 1 50 23 KBW TOBX II Li I rirrsBunon II 1 0 Pirrnnrn Sept 19 Hunk ODay was worse than the FIn puzzle for the local ae crocntlou ol I all players managed by Ed Bun Ian today Hank I kns of the sltuaton I unit ifeer he had nine men In dlfllcnltes in hs life bo ilhl l I the IMlslnireli tP LI I I r j I lat tl at ills mercy They ooiilo no more hit the 111 I he iiitcbe i aero the plot than knock the 1nnmUI Ion uitb a lIun i The el never L1 1h 01 ntest at all ami this met Ili i fully iiir8torv when It IMnhl l thei onlr irnttwo little hits Th game was lb tint of Mi IS I IQt elt4 tbe New York 1 wll play here thl Ie n Tl lionl learn jtifct 1 leturn t Irim CUTeland todny wber 1eat ba l t ven their lot n tine tiKcenUe iiat 8HII there were 814 ptoalol lIt Exposition Paik to greet their lenun Th weather wan somewhat tiraaeii DC but a Intervas the sun shoo out lirlllantly Tier rn some bps that the home lugcr would down Ewing atorinc ihamploct Thl bop Mon anlthetl bow stir not only dd lb bom team not win but the faied tn let lni Tb ilsl tore were In flIs paylrp form and plated an rrirlowi imm auphn CaUght extremely well sad Bbannrn Jorformol I In ftr t laxs III nt tttnd Htaley nt lied very well In rife I at some of the hit mails off his dlher vrtry luikyone Tb fleljlnir hlsrnl Unruen h l we I wan nt mi to Ibe bfglit etandatd Some of them played na If they Olare1 I the I didnt rar At the bat non ot them had me I Itatt show of hitting the call thaUitbov were notable to touch it Thiw lute miJ were I lore the imlt of KOUU luck than 0 man I Uoment Tb scot I r PITTIIUUC J r LL I raw TOB Ir u 1 PIIdsldb0 1 I rj 2 o mallory o f o I I o u I liaer r t 0 00 I BlrhardieattO I 4 a e I leckUratko 0 B 0 OCcaour II b 1 114 0 o 1 I arr4i L I f 01 3 I iiJtaarke r fu I 300 Union 1 S t 0 u a n 0 tbnUa I f o 0 I 0 0 I loroaraa a t o 0 0 S 010 c I I s 0 0 tt taJdbo 003 Uti iDondaj l 2 a n tUaa 0 0 S 0 I Whltny 9d k ii 0 o 0 0 I fttS0 0 0 I II l Uliay 0030 t I Totalt 0 Sit S 9 Total 1137110 I Ulabarfa 0 II o 0 0 0 0 0 00 hew Tork U30l00004 Earned r e Nw T rk 3 Twiwta hlta OBnaria rtbm I haa faugh KMrlOte kit Whitney rirl but OB ball Tinr 1 FIrst tai an menKew York I irBtkitrildi Corcoran Kuehn ItturkaOpty ki kallQiinn Urton bmsIIltsbrjb Si New 1oIII11blb I Tork 4 TIBliia liuplreiatlrtrsail nktrtdta solves I r 41 T 11C440 ir lV a Cottiao let1 aTbi I Btilaat 1 wee bi entgaa af I 14ailielret4ay nUllr PUUli tUIIttiI 0 LlLoa I at llPOwaa r 1 0 1 0 0 fL Jtt t ii 1 1 a A 0 i OlEsil rr I U I i f Ilfjt 0 0 I 0 tiIbriIPra tb2 I 2 0 I tMU 0 4 I lIkIlh74 a II U 3 U 0 0 I If8 g A INr g J Y ree a 0 0 U 0 OIaib14t 0 2 0 I I C 0 0 0 0I9Ia 21 Iio 0 C I ffIJ rtr to I i J ally 0 II i wId 1 TIMI III I 4lNsrpby I Ia iirrr I lti g II I 00 0 n flI 0 I 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lilt ky pIIebi4 kliBehr WIt pttckkiair Ttml in UnptmWrlgkl tad JOB Attadaaolos Tk ABMHOKB Aclat1m rat Biooan 1IrW WIMa tort ret cTiba mot last rn zJn1nTI 40 S1 roua sr ss ltC 8L LoI1 4S 53 AlbtloM IT 451 olbsmss 0 151 Srrtcma SI Jj m aeebets4 u rn BaltlnenSI 53 274 n unt I aocaima T BT lorta SaM 1PA I rrr mall crowd irtld the retina of the Brown to dar and from the kind ot ball tb tam played I thirsts BO Inndiat proaa etoran loaraaaa in 1 the alUndano The Kt t IT tovia V0 LOIL LILpftLL IL I McCarthy r fa o I U 0 Orin I JLT 3 jf 00 rnllr ai I 0 a I 0 LrinaTL I f I o s n 0 Cartoriglit Ibi US 0 o iawia rd hii I o a 0 Cjjjrlglitjlb1 j y 3 9 g YIeld lit bO oil 0 0 kunaa 2 II I 0 Horn e I 0 2 I I NaBro 0 I 1 i I Schafler rfl 0 a 0 2 Burlaa 24 b1 0 a I o KmlikitI I J J 2 Oernardt B4bl list rrnwood 3d bl 1461 flarL o ooio Tlioomk p M 1 I 1 u IUTCIIL P U I 0 0 0 TIaIIIT1I S Total 8737S2 l Leila 7t10000O20 Bckltr I OTOOOOOOOT auaru4llnobI I TbtbiI kltTlttonib Dosbie DIII iflit sd Crtwrlibt UreeTiOOd asid 11 liu W yield 00 balilIlO 751 01mb lu nit hart B o i lttts 2 StruCk eutly Teoinb II t by 11111 0 ealIII TllfOIllb Wild pbtebTtteemb 2 flailS stotnMcCarthT Campau Knos Orbs AIts0dnCI Time hilt UmplrSL45ehr WCIITIUE C ii tmc lAiirniLx Bpt It The r orianU AthUa Oik lardab gates than wa ipctjd AbntlT7S panana wr oren TOe game wuadvold ct IOU brullanl plya Tb eon LOVIILlL numc aIapOAL IILpOLa Taylor III bO I I 0 0 Crma IL 5 1 1 I 2 0 taymend14bI 0 I I 0 PwenyOdb0 4 1 2 g la g rt g rIg m Wayrtl 0 1 1 0 Knox isIbM 0 U 0 ToltrfI I 0 g ORIIdUtt0 t S 00 IT riud a I 0 0 rt0 0 0 0 lhlmntck 21 bI 0 I 2 5 Snydr r l N 3 t 0 0 g T Teoey I S3 I 2 5 0 Daiiy 0 F LI 1 2 3 Etaiib6 2 112 I 2COFS794bU 0330 Xula 0 2 I 0 101iIMP 01120 otaILl Ji TotataMtii i S LmlIrllI2 1 a 0 0 0 0 1 a Albilil U0O1llOl0 Earned runsLoetsyltIe 2 AlbIllo 1 TwobatS ItaWolr Daily Stolen bsScumaa 81d411 I halT BhtnDtch Tooy Maktn Itaymsuil Weaver mKs i Uamhnri Dnubie 01a7SwsatsIV and StooL ConfOy IOU KCeL Tnt 0a on ballsIT e 41 by llHaL f IIm by pitched tlieakIO StrUCk 001 Br Maakln lit by oKeat I rau l btlltBleigh Snyder ally Wild pltchOMaal Tim 146 tfm plteaorlua and Taylor eotcmra 91 sunaoaa 4 Ootr tca E pt laColumbut batted HoMahon all over the nld and won as aba raaead Sot three kits arc chargeS agttnit Oatirlght The more colcea IALTIIOII 0111 L1r0Aa ftTmltrf I I oo I Welch 0 r 1 I j 0 0 Crook A bi 1 I 1 0 Mack 3d b 0 1 J 2 0 Johnson L fl 300 0 John r fo 1 0 OConnor 1 s 2 0 Bar a 1 n o 3 1 Riied r rr o s r 0 n DllWrt Sdb 10340 Whtelock a tl 1 2 S 2 RoblnKMl n 7 4 0 tlaltlyldbt 1 1 S 1 Soramra I fO o I 01 tibane III iJ II U 0 l rnirr litbo 012 t o Uaairlntit po 201 0 McMahonpI o 0 4 0 Total 0 13 27 11 3 ToUlt 4 S 27 IS 2 Columbia 3 3 1 O I 0 3 0 C Baiumora 0 4 o O 0 0 0 o oc Earned rantColnmbut a Twobata blta Vnatd Welch Tkroba t hluMcTananr Mao Stoln t bain Orooki 3 OConnor O L han Welch Doobl pIIIII and 1bant Flrit bale onbaiu on Outright 3 08 McMahon 4 lilt br pile 655iUr Gilbert Mrnrkout Mr Oaiirlght Bi by McMabon7 ratted ballalfConnor I Robioaon 1 Altcadaae luuu Tim IAS Umplra Emilia Atlantic Ao la Uo u AT LXtlXOX I tanon LZiiIOXI I I 0 0 0 0 07 iawark 0 0 0 1 V O u e 1 3 AT BABBIItnO narrtrtrorf I I 1 0 0 I 0 t 04 HtwUaTu I 100300004 Tft Anoadmao Tcatordar at Lmoqva 042cMSl Chicago JJ 111I Cincinnati L34 Pltiibnrth 2 4 di4 BaCalo lOM LleTaiand Bain 1Ia1A Total 3S79 U2 Cameo Today HJTlOiriL UUC7X nttiburgh TO Kiw Tack at rittiburgb Chic10 n Brooklrn at Chicago UliTiland Ta Bolon at Cleveland Cincinnati n rhUadilphla at Cincinnati rUTKM LCAGCK Pittsburgh YI New Tork at Pltubnrgk Cleveland Brooklrn at Cletelaad Buffalo Ta rhlladelpbtix al BtflaJo Chicago VB Boton at Chlcaio AHmlCll AIIOC1ATIOBL Colnmbu TB Baltimore at Colnmbns Tcldo Ta lyrical at Toldo it walt n Kscb43Itr at til LoaU ATLHTIO AIIOCUT10II Lebanon TB Krwark at Lebanon llarrUburg va New haven at Uarrubarf 1MATIUB LXAQCB Staten hln4 Athletic n Eulewood ntld Club at KD Iwood platen 01ilaiid Crlckit vt Creacini AlhlUca at LlTlugiton emil OlKtl Old Kanlaat n picked team at Waablngtoa Fark Tint jaws ROUU v Long Wand Council at Wathlpglon Farx I Second game 8ft0wdAmV Athletic va Columbia at lb Polo I ond liorlh TB Ilackitt Carhart A Co at Norwich DaunUcn tot 11 NY TB Brighton A O at Uatttra Park i wark Olaatt n Blctrtca Newark Alan TI Rntbirford nilghta al rawalo il eel End A u vi Creeent Leiguea at natnfleld Iroguole A a Tt areentlile A a at UnavUi kMi tIlts Tl Kdgiwalera at Bayonna torD4Uin va Tabernacle I al Jeniy City New from XMBKBIC US4BrteIW WUBt n Bept la rreildent Tenor ef Iho IfUa al League was In high glee thU afternoon over tho re ceipt of alilter from Director Xlmlik of tho rilt burgh Cub In which II warn itattd that baa ball weald w carried 00 at Ibo old atand la 1lt l and oMen nor encouraging alrcumitance than hrtoforo M Tblt U I n tile name vein with a ictlir from the Boiionlani re markaarrwldintToung aol the tutament la I fur tlir nude hit I nt money bat Urn toil tt Ihe Hub On thing U certain mattrt are muck brighter now thta iby wr prior la the trit of bat July for aloe that tin ail of our loam hart tllhir midi money IT kept 1t0 It U In order now for the annual scar and lIla fall It ka awutuid Iba form of an amalgamation b oon lbs Arorlcta AMoclatton and the Brotherhood iif Hull riarcn Aa ong however at the national agreeuitnl exlie there need banoauprabenilon 00 that IIIIi i rf Brvre and breldca tter ar mn In th American Ai aa iallin who would not permit tliemlclvii to II otad lo farther any SUCh tcnuia Thra aro tolpg to bo nr erai tnrprlie IIMI when the Trtffi arS mail np thit year fur It will W Shown that the young and the new taunt In Ilia Laaicue ba done far bitr than wai even hupad for a lieu they took tbe place of lha stat rar Ualar 5 151 true at the fhlcagn aggrtgttton which t ap xotn nat curd and all the player teem to to lnbu U with the Ida that go 4 uam work It I ax peeled ot thrm It would w dlfniait to tad a itrong ouinld tban llmoi arrall and rotter all 1 of wk m ara tree bitters and runnri whew it u difficult to biaS Jrli l liE with a balL n ban Kw York U conaldrtd would be a matter of conldirabl troatla lo And a atrongar Infield than Ji Whistler Baaaett I nnr sad OlaiacMk nan they di serve the tltl of tbo sleD walL Fraldat bar la I jutlr proud ot tIe aoBlalUen 3 Whuutrl ud be has bleSs retained fir all ease Yearly all lbs return are IIra for gamtt plared wtr un to data and U will not bi math in conTf nlence to gt out Ibo arerape wltbia forty eIght hour after Ilia iiuoicloait akon two weak hint loin tbe name St that who participated In nfleea gtmeaormtro will bomadi kaewa log MTiral oat lee tables wIll U OBUIU Baa Ball Nwlo Rt LoOT Oapt IS Too ier Ale tfclt morning is itaied I110bor rom 1110 The reafnltltal KamMy bu but ISO pitching p to bit standard aad thai 110 cannot ald hit position having mat fur rrare la I alt I Inumgi at t oluinbua Ramiey hal alwaya beta ni riouly weak at Aldlng bit p tlUa kut SS hat ou same aicileal pitching at limes fir lbs Browna both tail aeawa and IbIs Ton der Abs tu a eel In tfb rJwfg1 says hi U aflir a coipi iS pltchtrt Faifsno fact TbanatilbaaaklllVaaagamit 1 for Ik colllf I ktatploaiklp will k gtB oa Ta r Sept 33 on thtBiw BBlTirtitr groanda IbetteJul ra 1 fullown I hipI 1aJI va let ii n n Vf tt T veS 5d53V il 711lvert r 1 s43ve14 Ta frutIO bald their Sin prattle Io4y Their work Os lii Sail show iliat tIer are eThale4 belt play ire intiudlig I vs n three tuck Pltrbr laS filra r 110 tkosgb they Of II defeat lbs Sophomete Sinaty IW won tue iimi ioiuB itJiiiatOB Ud with yooj led lohaw for a baiurr tart U liiu tctti of their 143151 ll I lo Ib Jtnler yttr Ir LOne 151 ilfle UIII it Sb VlaerV LeiBe to take r the lrely 04 Ctilagall slsw it lkVatlarI l graSeaiiy 4vplapta risl deli Slir cC 150 11It tm hu WI 4ts g r lb I I veO vi Ill retail v01 Uk 1 t IN Ilr 2ua 1 liiptUbTfritt Caaretirr 111111 f Uaga latnatD UM 51 wil I bs M ro a a ft isyc rat e sragyace Mr f J liens 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OBIBIMI aiway IB rTv 01 hImself a wtBBtr lbs tilt was a bard en a34 rrob ably 0170 k4 Ika advaatan IB I b lng a Ullor uam with a laager 1 rach rrt HiiailBgt 5154 In stat IInrL II a chaIr with a comically email lady puusi rear hi head gonraod Iktrlgkti anl 45tt11t lbs pame with a JUlUhM IIC The puaaa et Ike elakpt 45011 a giartmi TWon ef tIIID ratty faie4 ud dalofy lewafa fm or mo jaws WSII a emMn tun between miawlaiar and ntdeimmtr aUtgorlcal fahIoe plate Cldan TImes galiary Miotvriiilnc laSer Ik r eenfl ef rJ J trwai 4 reed IB lbs anaaeumlng obarm of sinaI e I tv MMr loma vein Moada waaio statkadmire 111 Alit lowIt did not make aniatlen In Ib way fcottaai aol her tecart frtni AIeZI94e GaIStIlIS rat late In making kla appearane Wb Blkg mji wudecMioi loalng lined waa prayarM IBibi B room by Natkleo with acnBrlkejatt for 3i1 Among the 5111 1 pr wore lMT 2JJ f XIo IIltthOll III I Ira 1 aJL Miss Fnliem MI Saadi 115 FiwltagbsyesL tItle ran pen J Otatstet kI IIS5S 1145 UtWtts M to1 kiss fiDor Mru ElebilS 11 Mn Plink Thit Mr kjjiitSts Mrs JattIT NtIS 1ItW II fAoUllo XI lis1ty fra Ibltf ssklya 24 Mariaf Mia Ort niiaw ThItISSI I eon bIll WIN S plant IS renyw rienilteg Thy wsre pottp01I04 on Mtout ot the Las Clak rateS Ai the Wt II IIOYIee i funmn Bipt tTl a e uiu at the StatS caam I plonihtp tnnlc maud war la artt laja lhan today till lbS play ot the atirnooo was not ot the hIghest order The Boat sidlIng match was btwMn 0 a Ianhter and D r atort tad waa stopped at tat all and will hi plartd all OB aaln tamorrow J Eo1II Ian the Fawtuckt chtmatoa for two yaara plaTl a good match with It a Tart Jr J B Branch Msr4 six game from r L V Uoppln The nltt 1 ktwan Malcolm Cbac and SilIca opened loosely bob bssame warm Both mta workd for tke nt aid for a Urn In the rlrit Mt Ballin mar than matched hta opponent Cbaa kpt th iad I however and won tb Brat Ml by Te iSeond et waa at Ont marked by four dse jima and the ruarlnc WaS the wn ot the Unrnamil Cbaca rot th lisA I and won br 63 TOe Icons run Ronnd l E Bsltn best Royal O Tan JrH 0 54 BcondB ondr L T Hoppln b C B Branch 04 52 u CIteS b at i tP Billtn I e4 521 u B lllnktar blat w w Dmpttr II esi D r Oorr bat rmbi Brown si sI J A ritrcaktat R a I rt W iowryec oat Li Jadton beat Biatky llowlaad aI 6I Third RoimdX Cbae ft 0 C nintly SI Do r Oaorc ra B It MathMtar 57 15 Doublet Prallminarr flhpard Jf and B a Irif JIt nnrr beat Illram Kandall and A f woodag 50 4a flritroundO c Hlnkiar and StIntS lltntnaw i beat r1 AMrlch I aid hong Qnn ft 4 62 r U V Itotpln and 0 X AUB belt AntUn Brown and W Ame jt ol eli B a Thom and J A fowltr b atl alall11 and I J laIty 54 IIt J K Sat Un and IJJa4 beat llaroM Cetdaa sad J 0 Ames 113 i ac The meet OroBK Tamlti Club The Eu Orange Lawn Tenii Cub 001I111004 play la their tournament yesterday at East Orange A Uritr number of tpctatort wr imaant than on the prom day Th Sliest contest of tb day was ta the ntltmui dnblw whim B B rrklat sad John Uoban beat W O Lnalw and J II MenlO Tka ascend and third rounds fn the ilntltt war plajd and the flea will ba playad today Th rttnll ot the play was at tollowti Gentleman SlniUa SaeoAd Boaad K It PerkIns boat J roct 3 tl i Do W faadlr batS W A Lanad 541 SS Third BonndB J Prkln kaat E C OI1ooIt Oa sti D W c4ier Sat J U WUaoan rrUItI nntlmtk1 Oovklaa First Rannd B It ftrklnt and John Uban boat w o Lodlw and i U Mrrni ti S4 a a J rait and D M C4Ior Wit 7 0 MIles and a M HamlllonSI 54 Facond Baaad W 0 and J U Brnthtoa taat J 0 Wilson t N A Lamad sS 45 0I Tb flnal tn the ntutoni tinsIrt I today between Candlr and rrktnt will bt a great contest and U naIling muth lataratt TIt OrsaEl A c TOBB Tam r The Orant Athlll Club opand their Ieat l new eoirla jiurdar by a lawn tinnli tonraanint spin to mmbn of lho elob only A lire crowd was prwat many of tbm blnr ladle Tb tint rotwdt In the tntltmtat itortii and CanblM wr played The Dnait match of the day was balwtaa II Stpard and r r Ann The remIt of the days play wag at fol lorE 10lII antlran Danblaa Frallmtnarr Round It BUm nanaad Alaxaadar tlann beat A O FaInter and A Bollr 13 8t Eaton brothra beat U Kotpard and Baroolda 111 14 113 OniUmina Blnfla Prallmtnary Itonnd Alax Mann beat II II Baker IIl II Shepard beat T r ABI 18 tI4 inx c E Eaton boat A Dollar 83 3a 114 IL summon but A D Falnar 811 II eo o r Mrrabaat E Boatobyletaalt GB FollirbatT A Kick 54 53 w B Eaton baat C L Flack aa

SAS t t aUlttxttBlTmarexeA Play will w continued today upon tba arrlral eMha 1110 train tram Maw Yolk The prtiat la lbs stogie 1ItO two tlicaat rukta least at OlaitcB lamed Tkt tacond daja alar 1 In the I tannlt toareamat for the challai esp giVen by lb LlaV Clob waa wit aad by u many u OB lbS day before Tbs tocoad ronnd waa prodactlTi of ion rry rood rJar par tloitarlr between lila Eton and lila II oat bat the principal fatnra of the dar wa the brilliant play be twain IM ToorbMt and Mlat Moa In the Baal roind K at Vovrktu won that wiantax the cap Th urn wary cfttie play l 10 a toUOws rbanorruV ladua FlnilM Flrtt n411o BallT b at HIM M A Alaiandir l 63 Mtal Hilda Mona bat Mlia Wnh kr default lila Una SaLt Xlat wUh Fottr 82 eli MrS L Ono a bye Utu Toorbei beat win I Alexander 60 t7H Bacond lIoa411I Eton belt Sllat Lt One by da fault Mia Voorhaaa beat Ill Ballaf e0 641 Mlat BionatxatMUa hoar kI 0It fta Final itoadMls Veorhaca ttat MIa BWna C 3 6 Th Boy nay Tennis Tonnn BpL IftTB bays branch ot the Totmi Man Chrtttlan Aiaoclatln began its anne taantt toaraamnt at Lowrr IhU attaraoon Th aeori Ernil Newman wt Fradarlck Itnlbirt SO 64 Harry Sank baat Frtdrrlek Xapval Su CO2 763 tkitauny will be coatlaad tooomw ABxlon to f1T Hamdkalt Then It still a TCTT rood protpact of a match being played between Ire crack team of handball players rcpraMntlnt York and Brooklyn The latter ban the cell at pratanl by r a on of the Kw Torxtn not being 00 hand 10 make a match aCth appolatad Urn but MacsilT Eddl Swany ipakjor on kahalfot tbt Ootbara playn lay that thrir abtana to mat a match upon the nIght la qnaitjan wax wholly unarold able and It was not on say aeccmnt that tbaywro afraid ot tha Brooklyn man M If any Blame laIn Si attach d for not making a mattk on tIm nJdUaD age Swtny M chart It to ma atone I wai lnitricl4 to make the match bat pnsalng bailout prTiotad me from being on hand at the potnld Urn how this gbt not to atop the Buoklra plays from onnchlai a match It they man baalniHL I am Mill willing 10 back Uarrtt and Ollaoolr against Ford aad Quinn for Iron U to loo a aid at any lira thy mar stiti nhnrr tbay maine a data to bind a match I will ritlItOly be 00 ban noId South Prooblyn outbleb Bllr Crt rr prilda waa lk wa of may a exciting con tailTMtardar The bandballcrat hat truck tha File t Athltic Club and raaUrdar four walv known mm bar plared lUB cootit roe ntvalswee JameaMo mint and E4 Doherty ufalntt Jim Brady and John McShani TbS lOOn was UoClary and Dobrty 21 IT 11Al Brady aad McSbana 10 SI 1148 Tb crack pair of oath Brooklyn Robert Iota and F tr Cenaolly dlaaKd Jahn Powers asid henry TU Ham altar a har tof ht con law Tlii More i BaltandConiallr 31 31 inal rowrtaadTiimaau li 1 a 3143 Patrick Laoaard dtfatad John Maltatar tk but of thraacaura Tonlfbt Wra Cortor It nalthid to play Uabert hotel and Fur OoBntUy tbe beat of Or tarnta CrUkat The Birt alar Athletic Clubs Cricket ham broaitt lu I raralar Mhdala ta a eloia lalt f attrdartmt aa extra cam 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iftoocun tit wna IJIIJfNJ I i 1 THE TALENT IN GREAT FORM sramr acurcr raa JrntlllUU VZfll 17aWJnn 42 GluralJDf1 EM BUM lmmer Tlpat1 54 IIne Md IS Uskk55 fl5S Bm Very IiUrMtlw IIperlo AU k B k Tk r TTMCnl MUtk on the Cmr Fullr 8000 penCil saw the races at OraTes end retetdtr aftarnoon and while there W1Um a atake tant on the card each eonUst traa TOTT Interesting and the dar sport WM ftrat class many ot the flniahea Ulna unntu ally axoltlnff Th talent were tIITODI on the lint rae but 115 more than cot their money back In tboao bat followed and on the whole the book makers did not bar an 111 Urns 01 It many ot thm losing very heavily on Eon For runnar Diablo Tipstaff and Houston Phoebe was Tery strongly anpportad for the opcnina dash at six furlong for which a bUc Old went to the post bat attar bowing promlnantly the stretch ah died away to nothing and the finish was oonSnsd to Mr Withers unnamed llaxlm colt Syraons and Capt Bam Drown Lady Jan coHo the UlrellnlhIDIf neokupart In the order named Eon was a big favorite forths handicap at a milo nad sixteenth chiefly became of his eOO showing against Euros in the Oriental Ilandloap on the opening day Benorita was seoond choice with BInds away the moat fancied ot the others Beraen gave Xoa DO peace from the drop of thellN and won with a trifle to spar from Senorita who would havo been first with Hamilton or some other strong boy up George Codn ton handled her very wall but ha bunt the phy slque no8ary to ct all the speed out of this great slashing daughter ot Prince Cbarlla BUideaway was a Rood horse for seven fur longs and then collapsed miserably Diablo was the choice for the third race at the same distance tbe others tarring Sluggard and Tolls Blackburn being at long odd It was a Brand race through the stretch between the favorite Sluggard Now or Never and Kasson Bergen rode Now or Never desperately but third was the lest be could do Diablo winning with Sluggard a close second Mr Oal tell bad absolutely no control over the bois In the fourth race a scramble for the twoTearolds at lIve and a halt furlongs for which Forerunner and Void carried the bulk of the money There VII nearly half an hours delay at the DOt during which the tonngsters Blnnuod roared and broke repeatedly TOe Matter exhauttad his powers of l erlua lon and remonstrance and finally suspended Thompson and Allen tho rider of Void and forarnnner lor the rt of the treating and hued all the others with thl ex C81tlon of Fred LltUtflcld 125 each Told was returning from one of his breaks when be turned in front of his fleld voidd down went the flag As a matter of fact void want Iq front ci the pont but his advantage amounted to Dot IOJ as Stratagem and Forerunner Both passed him before he cot under way Under strict Inrprotallon of th rules It was Dot a race L Intrlfllan WM left at the poat but Hr WrDdbm Walden who trains tbe hilt was at th post and exonerated Mr Caldwell from all blame The start was one of Mr Cold wells very worst hut no man can he perfect at all times YoMs numerous break cooked bin goose and Forerunner won in a drire Void eecood and Yosemite third There wan another tedious delay at tho post lu the fifth race but the lot wore fInally aei atched on pretty eren termn The farorite TlpjtatL boa no troablo In winning while Lady Bee the second choice secured the Place Seven maiden threeyearolds went to tho pot in the final race at five furlong with Houston th brother to IlKnover a decided favorite Uo LanRhlln bad the mount on th Dwyer colt and cettlnjr away In front ho kept him then to the end tb Lady Jane colt who ran third in the first race being the runner uP while Jer soy Pat beat uock a nose for third money The wr other was as near perfection 03 possi ble and the track la now In itood shape TIlE nXST BACE Duke of Lolneten Fho be and Everglade were tho host to get away Edith Gray last and refusing to break Duke of Lalnsten madelthe running for the first furlong after which Phirbe Everglade and the Maxim colt mode the pace very warm until the beginning of the upper turn when tht former drew out In the stretch Everglade swerved badly and Phoeba died away when collared by the Maxim and Lady Jane colts The Maxim colt appeared to be winning handily when Syracuse cxme with a rush on the outside and forced Taylor to rldQ hard to get home first by a neck The Lady Jane colt was a fair third and Eingstock fourth fourthpa1 A swapijateS of t20 eaah for mtlda thnoyesz oldi and upward with 314w added of which MIlo scondscdSlLlltotbItd ill I turbotS fi a WIthers ch Mailm colt a by Mlnrllk Milnx lurt o Taylor I W Walkrseb c PrrMuie 4 113 Ortrtea 3 8 sw Urowoi b g dam Lady r 2I a 00 CovtnxUa i 3 EventIde Costa Ulca ran Can links of Llctt Cbarmlnf rtuitx henley Builh Cray and Elontock aisoran TIm lt5 B ttlnjt Aftlnit rba bo Sto 1 gjraenw ana Uu lID Colt ach4tolLdr Janaeolt bIt Can Can U taitPMta I Rio K to i Bnrctad Charming and DanIel acb soto I t Cray t Klntfhxx each c Jo to ii J Duke ot Ltluwr Ou to L Mntoal 53 111 a aTIlE TIlE SECOND HAC Pearl Bet 6trlilaway and Manila Hardy were lint away Senorita bringing up he rear Pearl Set mold tjis running a short distance before Eon and Strldeaway until the turn for borne where Lou showed front lie was Im mediately followed by Benorita and Btrla away but latnamd dJ away to nothing the moment h was pinched and Bergen by dint of the hardest kind of rid inc squeezed Eon horn threequarters of a length before Benorita Btrldeaway was a poor third A iwepetakai of SSOaach for threayar oldt and vnward that haT not won a rice stOre bpt I with St ItS added of which Wi u acond and 1W l t lf m one mile and a alxiMUlh Dwyir lies b c tea 4 by EdnaWar I Song 113 I BV innkKl FoBnrllL oilic i 1 Satin Stables cb S Strlw ft U3Barna a iiliua Menlta Uardr Laaile D4 oarl Idaho ran lima tile BMtlng Agalnit Eon 7 to 01 Bennrlta 214 to It ldarIt 10 I Nali hardy lotoli Pearl 81 I to I Latino 20 to 1 balvlnt DO to 1 HltuaJl paid lL45j35 W43 W43THE THE THIBD Bid Vrhltenose Golden Reel Tulla Blackburn and Sluggard broko In front and mad the running around the lower turn where Slug gard showed in the Tan and mad th pace very warm up the backstrteh with Diablo Easson and Golden Reel In cloc attendance Anaconda bringing np the rear As thy rounded the uppr turn Anaconda took second place to Hluggaid showing on the extreme ontslde when well eauarrt away forborne but Kaason Diablo and Now or Nevr Instantly challenged them and a splendid race nsud All wer under the wllp and Diablo lasting the longest won by a length while Mnggard only boat Now or Merer a neck for place honors A handicap iwnnttakti of so sub with JLOOO added or which lAO lo Mtond and lila to third one 3 II br tlal 4 by EoluiGrac Parting ill Torall 1 Do l AtlIenabn 0 Sluggard 4 IWClayion 2 0 B Mcauaibr h Now or Never I tUi4lergsnU Tnlla Slack burn Anaconda WhlMnoaa Beadlcllna Golden lIeL and KaauB also ran Tim blOt BltlngAgalnit Dtabl 7In B Tnlla Sltekbura and Blunud sash 4 to I Benedictine 3 to li Now or e r into i n Olaen heel and 1aflOn saab 19 toll Aaaoondvao lo U WMttuota 31 UI Muliull paid flLa eLM 1143 SMflt4uTBC TBC rOUBTH BACK AItr long wait at the post during which there were numberless lire aka Mr Caldfoll atarUd the nld with Voids llirhtlT In front of the lost with BtratAgom Foreruontr and Yo I semite t the most prominent of the rut Silo tiiguante bolD left at the poet Formnnr made the I running all the Way closely prstd bJ VoId Stratagem ant Xosmlts Jnd won cisnirtY by a scant IDltb void but otmlte hall a Vsnihh for the ilac A twttpitak of p each for tw raaroldi that bar not won a rue of the value of BICJU wltb I uuu Ili added of which fxo 10 eeond and llOOta third Sn a04 a half fnltoSlU 1 1nov05 obfe Forerunner ky Footo Mary n laepblar W libVw Ito I tAll Cai j tb g Void sIN IToIiJpaOn2 I Oo Ditrtfi tio TMmlli un OTirion 9 twalliia BUtba Eiacklock blalum W B U Leniy WIU MiUowaq Oily norImer Lana ZaaobTa aid Slat Hooker cell alw ran Lrlatrlgaaatt wat left alike poet Time I 0034 BetlltrAgalait r rrinrTW to It Told 111 tratageat S 55 li LlBirlgBanU H ta I Tucimlt u4 1I0rllO sash 10 to It illlb led Iliatbiork sail 12 Ie II LI1 act nbIL lIeb U Ie II W 5 II ULat yA all Zen aud tii I hooker colt sack au 10 Ii 111 111I tmst paid 1 nMq lUg 11306 rat FIFTH BACK Halt an hour was wasted at the post before a tart was pnde with Ualltfm and Ldr heel In tbe an theaO two cut ont a eacjtiCg paM until well Into the IIftIh white tlwutt who got awayln lbs lUck and bid gradualjirlm rond af I pIUon Ame I proUZll US won handily 117 aVQet Jady pt9l was ItCpnP 10 111ua Photo Iij4ta3 who just bOat NlllhCQnl a bOlld lor thIrd JIOOlUon s Leiay sa1dlripvatwIsklifPIIh wtu1trO l141t oAU lOaHad and Loss alx lm tit 5 111454 4 kyBajto dOrTw A WJ u 11II 1 f m 1i1T AI 1 III at J al UJlI i 1 Utll UtllIIIIIL Tim IIIIIL IettiisAli TIta I Ie 15 Idly eL I Ii fl 54l555S laltalse aibi ig Ii WasSielts loll fI btollr I I II I wat 1141 iw 4 t 10 beiIsssIuZl halISi MSluaiplU1ll3tl tU TEl aTd iCL m a 1i rim 4 1 Jimmy kept Houston rolng all the way and won br two UegthK Tt e finish for th ttPlaoe jras warm between the ysane colt eMIT rat I and flask the three finishing ntkt apart la die order named A etteg ewsepetakes It 30 tack fr maiden Ibrae T irt4a wills Ilciana4drot wklk t 10 ts 0554 had tuo to tKlrdi ttltlag allewaae eve tarioBg Itwy Soe k S Hessian ky IllndeeBwkoa 5115 II 11 MeIttbll IV L V dyyn h7 fOBrVlioB t n 5 itrowaa a dam lAdy lx7 OUnnilovI O v Ti Ifdtlkln a Sl 5 e Jets3 Fbi m OMfcartr I ItMk saa JOM tn ipoob M P1545511 UM rIo Tin x i leTPA BettingAg Jait Hovtion S T Si Lady Jaa tal 11 11 I Jerwy raVSloli Fatadn nt liRMk iW1 HI FptnCip tali RaaJet Ik I let MttmaUpald 71 170 I JtNrlUl ron vRArraKXD XODAT KtBKtm and Tea1 to Sled In the Flrel IIpt The First Special Stake at Oraresend boa always been one of the chief races of the year and some of the best horse n training haY won It In rear past It was In this race that Kingston best TenDF and Baceland lint Tear and made a new record at a mllo and a qnar ter Todar Kingston and Tenny will meet again with Tournament Prince Fonso and Los Angeles 10 make the fight warmer Kings ton may win with Tenny second Tb Clinton I Stakes for throoyarold flllls should be a I great t raoe too and Rlnaloa II should about wlnwitn Englih tarty second though Seller Bklter has a good chance Hobby Beach mar win the opening rent with Al Farrow mat Cousin 1 eepos mar land lie second with Dud hlt Fcond and Amulet mar win tbenfth with fielllo lily lecond 61OU8e mar do tho trick In the last with Punster Jr second First Ract A iweptaket of 130 itch for Syear Oils and upward with SlIM e m Its oJr112 1 Merlden 113 AI rarrowIIO I Morth IuD lla lIet1I5 Soho ion Xiilg eta tin Bobby cllIOI Jtath ii31 Bally 00100 LadyRatl Ill Bacmid Rae A handicap twataka of Bao ash with lluoi added 031 mil and a furlong CaatawarlL 50 Drliil 100 Bud4alnllo rilny U2 resin Jeims us Riipah n Tono 1U4 Lonnhot lID Third Baao Tb Cllaton Slake for flllla three years old SMtatb IUII3W addad one mU and a six totalS forlUh LidylI9Part Bit 113 tr 11lr I 1 U balar F lie Jnni n lu Blnoloall UK Mm 1111112 llltr kltir 111 Mnlnnc 113 Olonmlng I mld ia HSiLlTanla 153 I DOtltkttsa112 IK Fourth Raca Tha FIrst SpatiaL for ihrayeaa old and upward llou each with I S3UOO addad t on mil and a quarter Tonr Tournament 113 Kingston 122 PrInce 011IOo11 LoaAngflt HI I Fifth Bacc A twa rtake of 20 eaoh ton iwoytar olda with SIOuo 4drI sIx furlongs Ecilp 121 Klll Bly 110 Homr IIS LIatrignantsIll torrnnnr IIS Amaiat 110 rvr t toWin t Lord Manr 113 lloodlnm in Klriorr Its Lowiandr loa Bqnttr t 110 Annla KO SIxth Raca A flllnr sweepstake of CZO each for thKayearoldt and upward thai bar ran thro or more races in 140 witbou wlnalng all turlongx KD 107 Rambler ito 00111111 104 DIIIIII 101 1510 BiII03 1IlOtb 1117 PuRitan Jr 101 JIOhl lot DUamma 6 Syracate 1117 AYOnrrzrlJ BEATtUt AX LOVIBTILZX Th TlBt TVioatt ta Each or She Elnht Ease JDecldid Lominttz Sept II1la the tight races today at Churchill DOD not a talent won the general tlaugblr of the knowing ones together with the riding of McDonald and J William both of whom rode two wlnnenbuu thfcaiantof the sport Ik weather waa doe the attendance good and the track fair The Oral race a handicap for all ages at ass mlla had Ell for fort but ho was outpaced Tore DOr 101 Davis up and s to I won In dent style br a leatth from Laura OaTldaon with the favorIte third Tuna 1V 1VThe second raea a tailing puts for thr0rar olda and upward at onS mil and Arty yarda bad Kogan itt ridden by Edwarda for favorite and although he ran wailha was olcTerlr weD br thS Ur riejtwlek Biir Iirktip 11 Seaman up andS to 1 la the batting llydy waa a cloia I third Tlmi I49W 1Jlrb In th third rao aalllng hurt tl an mIte and a quarter Nina Archer luo ridden bjr Borer was the choIce but she could do me better than econ4 Itackl H su McDonald up and s to 1 in tha batting leading I from nan to nniih and winning la aailop 57 Iwo f Ilo r Ii f ODOlta lengths while Orajon wat third lapped on Mna Ar cher Tim 2114 The fourth rIce a pare Itr thryarotdi and vp fr t rtm ward at one mIle and a itilanth had W u Morrla 1112 McDonald in the saddle at an airtight favorite Ha wit bandllrbeatin brBd lloppir K 47Brltton up and J to l tu the betting vIa faTorit hilt Eugenia a length lor acand place Time IOUt For the cm bait of the twoyearold I wiling pun Laura Dozer wag tb favorite out ana falltd to obtain a placo Bob ntnI IOJ ridden br Biitton and S to 1 la the betting winning undr a drIve bra length I from lbs Turk 10 Saber up xinnla Blkln txlng third baatn by alngth Tint HO3i The talent III upon Ora to win lbs ateond half and backed her down to an S 10 3 favorite She won nnder adrlTbr a lngtli from Ben fame lie ridden br II wiimm tba litter being a like distance In i front ot Joe Wool 11I0 rM Loamy np Tim IO H Upon a com plaint of foul against the winner who wtrrd all over the trtch the wiidliquallOedaud I Bin Farno placed Oral Joa Woolman second and Tom Jones third Loll was plunged on ai a winner for the acrambloat halt a ftp bat be could only finUh third the ilitar to Jacobin and Robplrre Laura AID lie McDonald on and 3 to l tn tb batting winning I under a drive by a baur a length from Lttle Mldgt S Wabamuo blh latter beating the faTorlta out a length Time tail or rrt t The latl half of thIs race doled tue dar e pori and Oriental was the choice She was beaten bY Donglaa n Lourey In the addle and 7 to I In tho betting ana Ell Kendic 03 J Dieppe up lbs three horin daubing Btcxt part Tlma SI Tka Jmotte Una a ft member of the Jiaaett Gnn Cltb war ytr day strongly rtpretent at the organltallont regular htot on lbs groundS mild the Oultcnburg rac track Ont of forty ITB members thirty put In an appear ante to oontait for toe three bandaom club badge aa I well aa Ibe Corolla medal which It won by the maths man killing the arcteH number of blrdi by niiug ona barrel only 1 Tb pigeons wr a very Bat lot and i batter birds were nvir liberated ova tn spatial I matcbea Th good equality of the plgaoat and tha taI teat the Jianitlti need UTI traps for tho Out 11100 formerly U and T traIl were in oaawr mostly ae countable for the comparatively ilia remIt Shooting 510 early In the morning and lasted until I I dd w m r Cr fi olook with tbl uial intarmlatlon for dinner la n the meal the mamk r ail 5h custom of th club baid mutIng at which Mr J U Itroot was elected a member by acclamation I The hootara wbo will farm the Jeanaito Mam In t Paxtr Park ebamcloahlp I meeting war alto notified of bar aalectlon 1 They are 11 W Cordta F Baar IX M Brunla I U Otttn J F Belt mann Charles Meyer who will act a captain AJ ChristIe O 240501 B Frtjke Utr Taghi with L ElItism no A Loble ann li vf later aa labttltutai Attar tite customary ipcktt and toasts oollAr was raeuiaid In the flnt olata which shoot tl yt ytrdi me or more the presidio of Ito club U VT Corolla had the highest score U oat of 10 btrdhli last plxioo a strong rtibtoaanarlng bird getting away In the second r bt clasS 33 to a yards rile tha prli west to L Blbtin on 0 and In the third elate 1 a is 34 yarda u x Loble was Iba winner with TO lordts medal tell to Mck Brunla on 7 birds klllod with tha Out barreL Tka icon Club handicap boot A Oral no yard bonnilary Long Island rule 10 tIns oach roanII OlIn is 2arif Ol U WCordU3SyanlleiCBo acn2yarili 8 I C N Brvnla 2 rarda 71 J Bobllng a yard St J Vaibi 2 yarJa 4i th Meyer M TIde Si J Bcharf 31 yard II U Winter 21 yards it C Dlich 11 yards 01 u Blbeen 23 yard it C llffirraann V yard II II i Elbaen 31 yrda U C Steffea 25 yarat 411 tl Dock 21 jardi 5 81 Loeble Jl yirdt 5 L L Mng II1 yarda Si Wm Urombonl 31 raioa S II oblL 21 yard 4 C Morrninn 21 rarda OJ A J fhrlin u yards TI Wm litngar 31 yards 5 J F RMtmann n yards 7i H Boltmann 4f yardi 7t F Kfclea 31 yard 1 41 c Patllefaan 31 yarda 3 F Baar 31 yarda fl nr II Kroarer II yard I i F Btltkhardt Xa yarda Ol O It ken 31 yardt 4 FlBBOB BhOAllBB at City Island T UcOe of th Houit Tenon Gun Club and William J Elliot of Folhaa Brtflg shot a warn matoh at twenty DTI lire bIrds agtlntt William KaCoan aUo ot the Mount Vernon ODD dob and J r Hyde of Itt Un known Qua CIa on groundt adjoining Hyde Bait Shore Favtllan City island yoitorday The weather wat iplindld for ihootlag and tbt thirty or more ipaa into present saw torn 005 pigon popping The match Ir Wli f was for 000 a liiai Log laud rules ta govern 90 yards rise 80 vardskoandaryt oe barrel only lo ho tui Ur Caaubeerwairelerea The match wai obese sad oxclrlnc MtUi and fcliloit wlnalng by bat on I btrd ul ICOIM ware aa followii Tie nia Ir Jf F ucott iiiiooouoioiiooaiiiiDaiiois ii Wjuuloti iniiiiiiriiiituiiioioiiiiw s TotAlsM H 17 con lUlL W McOoort loiooHloonoitoiloilooooi If K X li Jr Uyda Oltoillioioilliimuiioitt I Total j7 is AiwMpttaktt fly BttKtri wat thot afur lbs team te r match Th candltltat wiru Katrine tot s klrdt eathraaui llarlingutm rala So yard rUei 00 yult faounlary IL Anew carrl4 away tint money with VllleoT tad Dr Ctiaakair B Hay B Ilcffmani an 11r LovnldiO divIded ecoe4 meney with 4 each A match shoot bIos J F Ilyde sd r4 Ar now r en 10 a aide at III bitS each hyde So use os barritobiooppenents two iesltd Ii I lb cIIo1 of ArtIo Hyde killed 10 ltIal a MDO e TII kta e ut ab n rkanlz Ota Clsk rtot membership Is UalIt II Uo asS wklth IoU Null its ikecU ssrtog Ike rtarwIikoBt awsydthgpslxut asyklslkal simply for ISO apart metal lb Doitor ran irtp yeattrdsy afUTSoos aUk mal chit at IS live ktrdi ant P Fits dtkkl kMls by tibias IX Mir w and Ckuntr war lied fop setoad plat 1 swang Itt alibi ehooien who partllui Lila Ikotlxwl 14 Dumkr adltsnad 1 I MlUira whose lilt parie5 of IJ esiem taatt p I plrdvkbgss5dsal5agyligJ tr IIJdS j U Tu gl V JlkTttrra r ililt1 1t6m I l1J1 1 111t UI Frla S AlkleUo W rstJ5d 5 ILA BUM masts it tk froakaua tUu CAOlid for tk Bsr4a 01 sluUmg SUM a aato It lf ulta tlAM sims sad tVUf Ie au trial tttltUt tga I tlgjhll U 1555 me 11 1ftacanea S I uptllln IJI II r WBAT rats rzaarxaa uuc DarN Bark Btltl After fliapesy BOSTOX Bert 19Jack Bark doesnt seem Inclined to let rack Dempsey alone and will force him to light If rersltfent cballenclnc can effect that ronlt ThIs cablearaa wa rccelT ed tonight flA4idUm rAt JlbNII 1515 Bark will Tint America ant biT Dmry or Pits ttomn at the FnrlUa Or Olynplo Club fr a pin llwrlwigr tOOO that h wine but will un liDO far expiRe Tan Prosissis For come months Burke has been ncuntlst Inc for a tight but thus far with no success Dempsey on his arrival In Now Tork stated hIs willingness to tight Burke for A good purse It Burke could get basking for 5000 Ameri can thouaht that this reply would effectually dispose of Burke but it seems that ho has found wealthy friends who think highly of his ability and ibo answer was forthcoming Im mediately Burke will tight for 5000 or fin OOOaslilo and the Ormonde Club will tlv a purse of 4000 Dempsey waa staggered at thla but refrained from antwcrlnK until the Olymplo Club of New Orleans offers 7COO for a meaning between Fitcslmmons and tho Nonpareil l emr tir excn for not mettldir Burke wee that do wouItnt 10 to the ezpeni of a trip to England wblo tIe was good money for him In America Iturke WM not dlcoomllted us offered tn ohio itoinlusey 1500 for xpns s and Ouht blm for 000 a Ided and axpressisl his lei 01 that a morse of tTfiOO would w otrred In London Dompsey wouldnt accept JUurko is I undoubtedly In arneiit and mians business but in tier I of lbs 10000 pnrscs offered lJolntley find 1lIf simmons In New Orleans and New turk It Is unlikely that his defy will be accepted just now lie may come to this country without tho cartalntr of a match and it ho docs tbe winner of the DempseyJbluslmmons Dab I obould It take place will have a heavy tontract on band to whip him Dempsoy has nrarooly an unemy In UoRton and today nil the sports were loud in tblr praises ut the Nonpareil The cenerai dcfllre seemed to he that ho should not Oglit Fltzsimmon The bollof In tho Invinci bully of the Australian In this city aa atqnlshlnc Id much rather see Jack flsnt llurk than this lODBlsiiBiMl Australian Bold some of the warmest friends Demnsey ha I saw him Split Up ham and telleve mis hes a clinker ITos a bis strong fellow and looks more like a heavy weight than a middle His nah ii phenome nal and although TJpbam didnt punish him much ho seemed to rll h the fw blows h did rfcelvc lies as quick for amlrtdlfwolKht aa Weir Is In his class I wouldnt care to father the assertion that hell whip Dmpsr if they mesh Jack Ii IlavA ablKgrjobon his hands than be ever had before To Htop rtahtlBR U Now OrUua Nzw ORLKIKS Sept 19The State and city authorities bar united to prvnt any future prize tights her and there Is va talk of pro oseding against the Olymplo Club for the flght btwen Carroll and Bowen The city ordl nanc allows tights with cloves Bowen and Carroll howvr wore flveounce BOTS but it is claimed that they were so manipulated the hair being shaved from the knnokUs to the tlpa of the flncvrs that the men to all intents find purport fought with hare flats Joy Nloholls AttorneyQnral Rogers Mayor BbakMpear and Chief of Police Hnnssr and District Judge Mary have all nlmultane only declared war on prize lights The Oovarnor bsvi Instructed the Attorney General to bring tte ncsgary procftdlnes aealnst any club violating the State law on the subject Judge Harr has called ihe matter to the attention of the Grand Jury and the Mayor haalnttrnotedtb Chief of Police to allow no rIlors prize fights Under such circumstances the club will probably lie low for a Iw v eks and the many mutches under way will not be mad or at leant not spoken of All Talk snd No Plirhc BOSTON Suit 19And still another hitch In the arrangements for the MurphyDixon fight makes itself known After arguing and wran sling for nearly a week on the selection of a referee Jam Colvllle was finally agreed upon br both parties and all trouble on that ecoro was thought to be ovr but It seems such 1 not the case Mr Colvill said today that ho could not see his war clear to accept the posi tion He said Borne time ago I made np my mind that I would have no further connection with Cents that IB In nn official racaolfy I wrote to Gal McCarthy to that effect when I ceased to hold forth as his backer I bar no 151100 site to ebona mr mind and there fore I must refuse to sen In the Murnbr Dixon light Ther Is no reason whatever If both boys are desirous of fight that plenty ot good men mar not be swcnred for the berth whohave not as I good reason for refusing It Youll oblige me If youll simply state in Tax Bay that I posltlTly rfnr to act 01 ref eree in the DixonMurphy or oar other fight The BllnKXe AIIB Milt LoIrl2e Sept 19So much Interest baa been aroused In the light between MoAullffe and Blavln which is to take place on Monday that the fiporfjman has arranged to supply the passengers on board the Cunard steamer Auranla which leaves Nw York on Saturday with the result of the contest As soon aa she Is slcnalled off the Irish coast the newspaper has arranged to rend a despatch ten 1er lowest her If the Auranla arrives at night the ten der will burn a nx kt light at her bow to In dicate the result This will be a bright red one If Bfarln Is i the victor and blue If McAu jlffe win while In the event of a draw the light will be crecn If the Cunarder arrives during tb dar Rags ot toe sarn color and meaning will be used which will be hoisted at th topmast Tb gloves that will bensed hi the contest ants in the mill and which wen mad la America bav been submitted to the commit tee of lbs Ormond Club They were so supe rior to all the others oCered that they wets at once accepted wHgrnZNG BJnlai MCBO Cycllas X aana I3cl OfSctrB Tho annual meeting at the Butlaiit Mini Cycllag Club of Itwart wa hU on Thursday ernlng for the transactIon of bounce and the 1ictton of oOcir The Secr larri report ihowd the aiaoclatlon to bo In an axcallaal condition both financially and Bamirl sally After much miner builniu was traniacud new offlcen win baltoliod for and elected with the follow Ing rsolta President B U Frazer VlcerreiUent J llarmaa Secretary O B Iloag Treaiortr J lu Holmes JriLapUln W II Klrkpairick First I4uunnt W L Flth Bacond Llutonant a L Baalei Color Bearer O IL Kiralgnti Bugler t M Rlcbardii flnane Committee II L Kaepaa C Intrabam U L Smith O Or r Councilor ana U Knlgbt Bico UT commIttee W L Ilib C A Davis Jll hllbO FI King and R If Iloag It wai dtclded to hold the ant ciukraai ran on lbs Ortng count on Oct 7 Tnt Lago baa among Ita members mom of tht west pronlnot kail urge rain of hwark and Jranga and bm tba sniy lloyds aieoclattoa who rnemb nhlp la formed ox olutlTtly from biliOus men IB haw Jcrtoy Ii bids feir to obtain a very large a mb nblp Blylt BCIB Today Thor It prowls of great aotivlty amrag the wkaal club today provided tho wcathtr U I favorable far road racing The Mow Tock Blcyolo Cltb have daldd to run on their fivemile handicap road race oa the Kw Boobili court which were poitpoaid frota tail Saturday In conitqnlat of lbs rain Meiar Bttt and Knowlaof the Orang Wheelmen who win also prevented from attaapiug to lower the flftrmll tan dew road record kr the normr wiitber win m ka the attempt today lineS Inlaral la manlraitod Br tho blarclut hiraabonltln tbo twentymllo rotd seateal at Reading today ala fw New York rtprenlatlri Ingminwlll oompal Te Booth End Mhelmr if FMladalpbU will bold their Uuraaminl at BroU erhoo4 Park sItup Tb HarUm Whelmn now bT a mmbnhlpot stably and are ta a mat proepcroua condition Al tko meeting of the Xew Tort Htcyclo Club on Wadaaaday evtnmg alibI nw mtmktn were nrolli The Saw Jersey dlTlilan ot lbs Loagutof American Wheelmen lest about to on their anneal Diet laii iprlng William Bihtraachtr of the Berkelr Athltlt Club who has bata rldiag la poor form during the latter part of Ibo Helen will nil race any aait toaaon For the taomIle Itandleats road race ef tb Elizabeth Wbiilmia en fepl vi thirty BTO aotrlat hay ku ra celled Tbr prun will be awarded and olio a tune mfal OB aturday lul she Lotlivlll Cycle Club belt their aantil race mill at Wilder fark with the following teilei Qearlir mIle dun Won ky Fhtllp Laihi I Lalk tiooad TUne s 41U One mUtM by Jatok Bauer l a raiua MOIBO Tlina 51554 naif mlla taetTWoatyTJuTrt TjltckMaTacaat Tim I 3l3 Qsarcr lulls dubWon by 5 Chats Claude Plypa 05504 TioueUll44 uno5UeafiWoaby 7 Jeitprtal 7 7 Jacbs tecost lilt flue SitieWos by I Crgoe V Cok iosl YSm I 554 1 OafBillotalatlaaWmitrT 7 arkin O IsIS s Id Sims lAb Vy pile kaniploaablii LTyUllIi ClukWca ky T JtBtriiiZ lUttr sHoal Tim lull Will Halaa Iew Onutmur I BT LOUIs Bept 19Jak Otudaur Is on the anxious seat regarding bis proposed race with Ed Htnlon lIe is I In dally training at Crev Ootur Lk nd has cot down to the bttt pos elbUtrlm Banian nake e backdown on tbl natter ke alo be hasnt lujursd me a ent worth for I row vr day wbbr Iffl or not aVDi oot c r 4uringth torjEfiVlB1 ha mae Lb mi effort poilbl I to get ft mie5 padutWka wash be reevuoL ILs dio1 IT IIW4 AUATttvn raoionKAramu lalllal Boeoptlon ol the KldaBWOe4 CBB B Club The Rldgwoo41 N J Camera Club gav their laldcl reception OB Thursday evening at their new club ken Thi room wore profusely and taelarally 4ooraM with hunting tropical pleala and her and than treat banks of rce Smllu bung from the cbandnn and great bunch of bright golden rod ailed the niche Some sickly giaita wore prOMBt Uel4mg lh leading rtldDt ef tbo lown A tiptrk erokottr furnished mutlo during ha tTinlug and aa al gal uppr was provided between P and II oclock The moil intrestlag feature of the occasion was the tzhlbltton ot tht photographic work of the autaroal member many iptclmint txcltlog tkt tirprta ef pro fHtlonala Mr n W Hate prtMnttd some ramark bie hromids prints delicate in their xeoationt Mr F 1evisuo exreuient Landcap view St tie tmmedpaI violutly remarkably welt dope white many if a iwl tar hiracier offired by Mr 7 F Canrtga wins taken in dtgerat parts of Sew York Stals 2415010 5brt S naiuin V I IITB Anarew uarngtn aan Arthur Alexander had on exhibition sow tuperb specimens of local Bcntrr rorit views and building Although la Itilnfaior the club haa loat one ef III meat onthniUiti Rembera tha late J llenrl Smith SueS of kli wotli iwerr was on exhibition and artaUy admlrad 7 Tltr of Ih house where nurr was marrld au or twe anjmal vIews and panic alar Ir hi bin prints UcltI groat praas The cBIIro olnk won Lavish la that attcBttoa lo their Tuetta and mad the tvinlng one of nniarpaaaltK pleasure Among those prat were Xr and lint Unry rattle Mr and hire F J W allot Mr and Un Tbomtt Kalllntton Mr and Mn B Vf Hires Muse Uawa lira fannla Wall on Mr and Mr Vflilard KIM Brmiraald Ur and Era r llVBrurn MlaaLncy Hanoi Mill Wa ton Mr and Wra WIllIam Hardlag thi Roy fir MulL Mr and Mna i DonK Ih Mlaata Haatln Mr 5 Waitbrook Mlu Mlllla nattbrook On aad Mra tuekirt The manager ware Mr asS Ott U W hales slip ualiud trTMra Suckirt Mr k LOTIIB lire F U Snob and Mrs J F Carrlgan The club It ompo4 tnfollowtarmmb 1 r Gamgan Edgar Wab llagtua Andrew Carrlgan WLfatTBJ rattan Arthtt Alixandcr Dr J J Suekrt JobS llauka Mitt JessIe 3rn and 2115 Emma Buttra Tbs odcrt pros Ptar p Terhsns Jreajdats U V 5latft InolraideUl flobort S Itaiton Iocrtaxyl 1 Linen Trasanr Hotllna aim Ur Ootlaa and Omen Nearby aTrr member at the Standard AlhlttM Orak will allno lbs annual outtag and games ot tko Jamaa J Soils Aetoclatloa this rear The affair will Si halt at Point View Oron oa 51 Sound OB Tuesday sass Tho oventt aye lOOyarci dash handicap eaamlle nn toralch ont furlong hurdle race aaratohi tans toot Inch fllchtii running broad Jump atratthi hail mU walk handlcaat ono furlong baTywlgbl raoe scratch for toes walgblag mo DOnnU or even aagag TICS blindfolded teratcht wheelbarrow race atraMhi tripod rare scratch greased pig race acrauo A number at clever amateur iparren win alt gin llval xblbttiona A ftotkaJI match and a bale ball male will also bo played Xh port will entlad with a noTllr In the shape or a duck chaeo In to water A wild duck will Do placed In the water sad th man that oattbtt him will racelT a gold medal Thi libel art Bi aad each bolder of qe of tIe patttkoardt U an tilled to compote In any or all of ths sTeal Odd and En4l of apart There Ii k letter at this cOd for BDly Horror The Twntrthlrd Ward Clam Oslo Aa Udoa wfl give lie annual aieunloa and game nazi Thandajr S Rank UiTlnti Pall TcatcheaMr Tb a2nDal regatta of tho Fioaeor Baal Oak wig be held today fram tborgaataatlona boat BOVM at ne foot of Thlrtyfourth street t Brooklyh An Amateur Addre J J Sheaaan 144 Kntk Eighth streak Brooklyn for the Information pee ds In regard to the new Brooklyn Athtatlo Club W B L Brooklyn K YTb iicrttarr U Jaee U olllTn 7S rail row Nw York ally You w dad him al Din offlco between the hours of 10 A at and 5 r u Under rrotllatianhertti tnltin O Btkhardlef Park Albltlo Club It Improving very rapidly ta his box tag H will aatr the leatliarwetght clams In the sinS tourney The Sormortr Club win haT a elam bake al Itt el ok bout 1634 iron and Third avenue axt Saturday aftrnon nut will probably ha hew garnet for the members Th Botchr Bowling Clnb will hold its sixth annual ball and mooting coniit nit Wednesday afttraoon and Tnlng at Brammari union Pail laid ttrt and Southern Boulevard some good bowline games will also bo played At Froepacl Park on Spl S3 the Froepecl Football Club and lbo Corinthian Atblattauinb learn will play a match game of football for aaliver run to be pals to t y the mambo ot the loalng organizatIon Jimmy Ross ot the New Jtney A a and Kid Hogaa it the atianal two of the meal promising bantaal In the country will meet la a unroand go beta the members at the Bicbmnd County AtnlUo Clak at Clifton SUMO Island forlW trophy The fcearnr Bovtn of Reamer K J wInner ef the Kw Jrtr Stat Hun and rannn tip for t so Amtrtaas Auaolatlon Cup with to arrBg home anilhorn games with au Ont elate club for coming tattoo Addrwl John bwlibnbr Orant avenue Kearney it7 U B Buiett TLre It I no rteonl of the orgaalaaloa you name In your communication hot tfco WUttaaa burgh Athletic Auooiatlon which U locaMd at 143 Sktllman arena u situated In the dlttrlct you Ban Apply to Clarnc A Doran Captain at that address W J C Jirttf City M J No record ara hips ol the various tiyl1 ol kicking yon nintlan The van ning high kick record u credited u c ti Lot an ama teur of New II Ten Coin II U I S fact inches Tba hitch and kick u also held by an amateur u D Wil bur Thi height It V flit 1 Inch Tb member of tb5 3re1ey Athletlo Club iools log Ci S CampbelL a P Usnt1jton J 0 Ford Mint IltitLo A P WrIght 3 5 lIe Oaraeidia and Usryard P Iterrtok have won ninetantba of sit tb Cr11 as the principal tournaments of liwo W r knaop win nor of the runarenp puss at Kiwport ti all op fog mambenhlp eo that next iuoa thi D A C will Laps a strong ropretcnttUoo at th Dan Ther will be a blue root thoot and a clambake at Dukes farm Kearney N J on Toaiday next lbs fun will open with floe alnglct to gel yeur band lu tot hewed by In singles lo a If yon can boot then nfua tingles lo keep tho gun hot with a batch of twenty mote to sea If yon aro a itaTcn than cornea the alaov bake with a repetition of lbs morning programme top tba afternoon AmataurAlhlat New York cJlyTh Amateur Ath letic Union did not admit the club yon mention M membershIp and wepreumoths rejection was barneS on rood ground If you wish to participate In active aISle los the PastIme A C or Ilia Amrlcaa A c bate all the appurtanancct and bite terms are very mojerata the former ia mounts at Sixty etilhtr1 and Kaai Blur ana tht Amirlcan at Ibtlhitritaad Uartta KlTir Tha Cabs A O ot Brooklyn held aa InparUtt mostog on Thursday aTnlng Th flab dtlded ta run blat gamsa with tom regiment tula winter They hat two often alriadv one from the TDIrtiinih Nut went Thr will decide which on they rIm I accpl when the Hoard meal The Union are getting their orowcoantrr tim togtbr for the coming Season The club hat 4dim to open up the 1400 with a grand stag during tie Second week lo October They 6T antirid u Jobuaon and J J Tarttar c Ford w Mccarthy and J Itoblnaon In the Atoms competldoo Tho club elected lyihrao new member lbs member of Tiger 11 oa Company Me a if Long lalaad Cltr Bay that they did not carttclpal la th firman l Festival at Jgiwo4 Fark OB lluur but that they lens toot hose rrntg lo the BxmM Firmo AssocIation to run lathe hoss Tacit fi was tM lattar organliatlon that defrauded tlauilt liotoUoilV Danyof the puss In lu boeo race Forman Slurrol add Our answer 55 lbs anaacmai of Oataue lies In regard to araro is that abamplanaotQeenl we ar open to ill earner for toe chimpitnibl if baik Queens knd kuffolk ontlii and any reasonable prUi The ant lawntflnis tonroanmestorIhs champion shiplot the Iantq States 1 1 ASeotiafton In genIIe men doubleS and 141 singles took glac en MondeT ana Toetaay lpL n ana It at San aaraaL cat The offloial score was at fuliowti Flrai roond opta doablas Cook brother vi See tad HllkarrBroti wlaaer Ste and Wubtrforc el i UnKrJ and llaljral va Kanipm and Adams winner Unbbard and UaUr 0u BX llaikln and Morris ft Sankorn and IrMkf winnerS Hintoru and Brok S4 ua Tiai and KU patti va WbeatoB aad OriOn winner vat uS gfl garlfe3 512 Hoffman and Eases va Haitiy aaa mlthi winner 11 camn and 5atee Ci Bo Vf Oatin ana Tobin va hewItt and IHcktri wftar Ma Oariu and Tobin sI i siI fultar and UaCrklvi b Long trothri wlanra 44 8i sf ATllaeB aaj Addlwava Magtilroliiri flvaa lo Mage Wclbtrt en ueoont of dfull of ibalr oppoaeatt 54005 ltoeudSasbern aad creak v Yale uS KU rant teen4 pair of Iniri In lInt foisdI wlatert Vateeani Ktlganf j4 09 HIand WI Urforce n llalghl and llubbrd Bri pair of wlaaert ta Urn rotnlt winnir see and Miiltrfurc ali 11 jop M o Gavin ani Tnbin defaiei Uaffmaa and late t a ti Mate brotbere beat 11 Loaf Uathtra 1A aa Third Houndaii and Kllgarli dir att4 Si asS Wlikrforr It1 55 X UcUana aad Ybls difaul Hue broUeri SI 53 5pd5l final batkif Can and TKbln dttittal Ytt and Edranl II 4a iiS aod Na 054 W01 ski eblmaienhtp la4bee tWM Wailer beat Misc Miii a1 HIM wliklna defeated MUt I llbta 5 heel kaaiMiaa WIlklatoB dtfiai HIM Waller sI tad vol III U4U1 Sham oothlp

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f Jq O r THE BUN SATUKOAY SEITEMBER 2 IRTO MR UASIIIN TiUUMPUAHT I VZJuAtca ALL TttAU ZUSCOBDI wan JEruc UAUUIt AND lrl I A arvctlan rrfonmae with t Drlror a Over Toy ol AtTh MllllOBnlr V nrdr Ce guBt that tks Uar VTal flv OOBO Factor bul nr Ae cldtBt 1 IB N Itr TrlalOUt klo 1 IBB I UlrtU d Boromkl TUterleaa pDOADiirnti Sept 10Thls afternoon w made momomblo In trotting turf history at point BrcMePnrk by the performance of 0 J Bimllns team Iho record for a pair of trotters I I lowered by a anarter of a second when Dell 11 Hamlln and JuUna turned the traok In I I Tnree weeks aro at Hartford Mr Hamlln VpI the record held by laor 01 bb and Nets Htdlum but the chances were all against him Jtlum tda The skr WM clear and the track was Art and firm but a tiff breeze blew up the Itntch and Interfered considerably with the bl of tbe horses The trial was net Ull pretty well alone In tha afternoon and the wind had about died away when they came wD 01t Dolor this Belle Hamlln and Justin I bid been worked out eeparataly t sulky and Jio warmed np hitched to the 70pound akale toe wagon In which they war to try for a new tteord It ices about 5 clock when Mr Hamlln cot II lid cam down t the wire The scraper ru let finishing Its work and had t ba bur rlid out of the war leaving 1 a cloud of duit that enveloped the lOAm The mare were foinz steady and their trayhatred Ilnl owner nodded for the word Bound the turn thar went steadily t the quarter In 81V seconds and from there flew to the bal lnl07K Comlt cround the upper torn Justlna wtnt off her stride and as Mr Hamlln pulled no at once I was evident there was some IhlDK wrong Thla proved to ba the case the eli holding the shafts In place being mis placed and the old gentleman drove aol t the stand to show what had happened We will b ready to go attain In twenty minutes he said and promptly on time was cut again Another score was enough attar warming Ul and Ole more the pair net out to accompUfth a most difficult Ie at I was getting dirk and the air was Quill chilly while the betting was 5 t 1 that time would win The gait t the first quarter was the same oa be fore SIX seconds but to the half melt was lilMX a full second aol From there Mr Bamlln began t drive and the mares responded br trotting the third quarter In 33X seconds making tha time 113 to that point Coming home the veteran breeder moved his long whip swiftly over the beads of his team and without a water they rushed dOm the stretch In a final effort atnlnst the scythe bearer As toy neared the Cnlih the contest became closer and no one could foretell the result At lasttbeflylngteam passed the wire and the crowd held Its breath to await the result and half a minute later the time board indicated 215Sand n beer which rang out over the Delaware close at hand relieved the le ion A new record in doulile haroeB ha I been made nnd that at I I i ma lime when the leatwasllttle bortof the mar vellous Mr Hamlln acknowledged the ova tion that followed the announcement and then Ilowed returned to the stand Ho was not a whit ex cited by he fast ride and remarked If iiT wagon had not broken that first time I wnuM ha YD shown a mile far below anything ever eeen In reply to a question by THE SUN eorresi ondent the buffalo millionaire further I laid be coo d have sent the team the last half rt I the former mile In atlU9X as he bad not begun to drive them In the llrftt half A it llanos the perormnm eclipses nil records for tiaras and the only appro b to It WW the trial In 213K at Heetwood made by Maude B and Aldlne with W H Vnuderbllt driving to a road wag n wlb Ar Hamlln iays he wil neat his own record again before the end of the season Besides this sensational event four regular races and a match were decided during the afternoon so that the crowd of about 6 000 persons had almost a onrfolt of sport Scram I ble won ba te unfinished S class and two more of the Vlllazo Farm trotters wereano eeislnl In their engagements Globe land log In the 220 olafs after losing a bent while Mocking Bird did the same In the 218 cia s This in the fourth tneetlnebetween Mnmbrlno Maid and Mocking Bird three of the eneounera tesultlnc in favor of the latter The a29 class went to Qondan who found Damlr a bard nut to oiaok aa it tequlred ne neat beoio be could cat away with the stout iou of Atlantic Both wit their lacords during the contest Dandy knockIng tli seconds off his mark while Bordnn placed his just a second below what It wa at Springfield two weeks ago Madame Marantotta tuouuh BUffertnir from nn Injurled shoulder canted by a fa1 from I hone this week mad a plucky i attempt to put Flemakr over a six foot rloo atempt pUi 1t the blc Jumper over the do aired height making ani lap or I ret 6loea t 9 31 elaia pin 1100 j Urimbl by Anterior Jr 31 o Ortcor 1 1 0 4 a s 2 i J Zils L Currtn 3 e 0 1 I 1 3 3 Ell itliUlWalO 8031418 BtlU M UcCwy Ul and A nwl lCrr S 3 O 3 3 3 3 0 ash snGoldsmtthntCIUIe5 6 o e 4 t 3 0 l M n o a a at Jittl dl Ublilrool m222rJ 0 i 22334 2 aaa isow aar 20cltn 1 pun 110 22 br HimUni Almont AU4TIW12 111 W ZiiUe n Os UMtl 4 3 3 1 niMerBrewn 8 438 mat tor Ainti a 544 DUmona cBarUr I 8 SdU OlMlUJlotl 1 I 64 lal on I 211 2i 2 yH4 3 09 clua purse Jloxi Ktailtn by l Combat li Uodrt 4 3111 Pindy yiBiari i 1 7 i 2 Bandr T fapal a S 3 S 8 TonTMurrarMchnl I a 5 B 4 4 VOID r iBaimtr S 4 S 0 I riortaca H b 7 T 4 dla II A Tim 2lE1 aas 222 24 2214 e 8 4 Ills clMi per f 10 n J JCwklBf Bint brXinbrlnoElarAnlr wie 111 Bunbrtn Maid UolitimllU I t I a J B Rlch riJ OB Lmnir 4 S 3 4 ftUVtMllMrW S ft 4 3 cbtlxkDirxk a 4 S a Mini Woods Know 8 S e 5 Tlm 2ilSM 218 I8 31CM Wlleh rant puna fcUA Mtcflt R by Tom Scou Kedmond 1 t 1 a u2iB brIm n l I 3 TlmJJO 2I0 Z Pptil aialiut t tim I Btilt lUmlin and Jutlaa ky Hamlln Almoml Jr IUJ lUmlin I 1 teiecll441 2 n nm 3ilbi Tomorrow tli meollna ends with the 227 trot fraafor all race and 111 trot Bella ilamlln will also tr to boat her record IROTIItiU 2 CLlYEAlD NaTldad WlaB tba Fonry rold SUkefor Fnlo la CLBVBLAXD Sept 19A light rain fall this afternoon ternoon and mad thetraek heavy the Cleveland I land Driving Pnrk There were four card events t of which the followng are the summaries roorrtar Stake value 3441 U Ktvt1a4 iMarvlB fuu e 3111 C4ifluid l Oaontur t l s 7 4 Illrhrool 1 4 7 2 2 Sill WUwn Wadt a 3 a fir Walur eaoit Dimptir 4 a 5 g I i juuariraturaon Prj S J Ii S I sL Maura ado I 5 4 Sr feir W WIltOB 7 e 4 i dr i a I 7 0 I 4 11221 234 22 IIK 2I264 I Urlaii troltlog pnnttsoa Aitrd Biiii kox f i i i Sun irtirca 1 3 4 Hart Manball iMalliarr a ft 3 V lilck nlihiCirMr I a 6 Utrlll abltl 4 4 I ubla 1ip IllS liit JTtaai rat ii porn v l fUkpaialaand Woadar 1 I I Ik r and tie rolou J t 3 BuhMlutrudTom 2la I Tlnaan H is 2t2P M Tkraa rtarold lake valui W840 laanaUktd I Iici U toes iTbewa I I 3 tUraior WU u lUavrt1 0 I T tadlllor I ailBMIB C VI f Jirlua I Ciriii 3 t t kSlbaqt hipsgtri 5 4 IiI v CfJ f i M I 4 4sii Wfle Waj ubli 4 7 C I I im4bl 1 1 us I liluigiji Me1lb I l II 1144i L1110 lb 10 IU IU Ai l Wiu tCuIber SLit Tie3 rli t ntf t i fi CIL W tsiwtsg wir iaeBf Iki tor a aoldi aiuA 1 bIb a b iite y 10 M A Bewee t CS Lat aRM Mkk 1 4146 I 11 l Wtosatra A I m br Elial 10 l Eo I iff m Mf 1 I by rir a u yMU f H IH1 fMUra by t b r Vairea iS lU TrellloM Hi 1 Un ur t tayt I theuand pos uw Vs iaciruwlttrilbu aflarBooa Ut libaik 1 IiL1 n flu4Ci4 u U4 Utf fuwi KUif WMI Uta tk UM Utb fU S 21 tLs 14 hut I m 11 happy U0411 f I lash I I I i 1llwo L bJ Ib I UtibyJyJoId t TIlLS 2 Oul 5ItI5Ii4Sj31W14 11 r l 11 u 1 I II C L I wi J lr G I iilk j I 41345 1 b I Iao Wlha U I iU d tJ fl Lnp now A rBI novoar A raorll Aed slow tho fomor OwBtr BTr4 ftc Bora to Iho Bod atroDtxrowM Nt Sept 19 Some days lC James McKee of Goshen the wellknown trainer and driver of trotting hOrI Bold his fait gray gelding John 1 to a swell resident of Aftbury Park at flgurei not far from M500 The buyer poseil as a rich fancier of trotting stock and McKee unhesitatingly accepted a check on a New York city tank for the pur chase money The check wa dishonored by the bank McKee Interviewed the buyer ho W prof UFi in apologies and explanations and ullanaton proinltis np aactirtd a small payment and another cheikfortmeJ br a cbttst mort I Race on thu horse Tbe iond check like wee ailed tu materlallre In monet There tiron McKee itarted into Jerrer on a itlll hunt I i for hit horse lie found It In u atahle at Mount JJollr and pounced noon It by virtue of the chattel mortgage and mud 1 a fotred march with lila property ha ano to his atatiles at Qoshen Now 4111101 tiraas to his friends how nicely flu worked his way out ot a baU scrape TroltlBB t the Hn Uaartcm fmlr A bk crowd attended the meeting of the Lone Island Live Stock Aosoclatlon on the huntington fair grounds yesterday Vehicles loaded down with people poured into tho grounds all day The track was in good con dition Trotting began at non The events were elose and exciting Summary aad Qatta Coaaty tbny tarolds KoJTolk COOI 1rtHl t fan I I Wanpunt b t lObr1 t Brtaitlllli Stock ra br e Adb1 a Tlm22i9 mxx trottlnceluvs our UO J J Rlnaott H Ills Mlllr I t I I J I rniiiliwt b m nartna i 4 rhitolah Training rarn I MajrclaM 4 4 1 0 w Ilsithi I bib m let l rtitrar S s s w V l ckw dar i uaoria A e s s JAUbronk Bind rarm a h a Llndin 14 I a Challli Wa kartblk g nude I cut Rirtibr a John Burom V Cdt Ja t 1 8mllhi r t Eaarlit B Tdr 71 c 293 i 323 padncilaui caratttuQ Bind rarmt a t starllnf l t 1 Oto a Otralit l h c Rinniy J 3 3 lv it Loekwoods br rnit s s I 1lln232 su I OtBtltmani road race Koffolk county beties with oot rtcvrdt eOOOI Blbart Burr b a J VT B I 1 Qto w nBaaliri IT r B ckl 1 3 Oe W Bammla b m Time3tO Laur Bammla dU Match vat W I Uarrlra IT I Frlnctia I Charlar war bIt r Stnator Spraioa 1 a Tm2 27 Mr BoBBr Buy Alfr d B Oz Boot 19 Robert 1 Bouncy of New York has ourohnsed the horse Alfred B of Orrln A Hlotok the wellknown driver The price Is not announced but Is i reported to bao been 176 Alfred I Is f by Elmo and can I trot close to 215 OF Emery of the Forest City stock form today purchased Jeane the laughter of Hiilsun Jon recently sold for tlooo nt the Faaltr sale In this place Mr lr Emerys price is not stated TrottlBK at the Ilnaterdon County FAI rujii OTOx N J Btpt la Tht nnntordoa Connty fair and raett bets her yttterdajr whin Electra from Kiwark won ib 3i38 trot rodnclnf bar rcrd 1 336M sir Brothtrt hers Woodlark won th 340 trot Af tar bunt four heats bit driver 1 E Dub wai removed by thi Indtta E C Waiter proaldlnc sad Boot jolnlln tabttltntid when hi won the out three and mad a racord of 2533 Gar Millar of Chaitar won tb ttal rmca with the italllon Darllonoa by Welllnison bcatlnt hU onlr tba ttallloa RlntonL In competitor bIIOI0 1010L itralrbt aaau the third heat in 2 SIM UarldU won the 37o trot straight bal btu Pawnta John R I and Mollla I In the order aamid Cipt Oawiona Compo and lon Qolnslnt Problem silo started TIm HflM JZTM 3UtM hiram Smith drova iba 2TJ CrpreM an exhibition mlla In 2s211 coming within half a Moond ot IrT2 reeorl I mad nn a rail I track Lurtlla won the 3s 0 paolnr raca wlon ne lint Cereal and fourth bests In zao JSi anl U3lH Lady Almrr ihraayaaruld br Honn rt Martla woa the third naat ln33J rteinJb wa driven br Jacob ntmltr or 1 It tha procrrtrot Dr OOBiiau of Brook tin La 1r Hrdlum driven br cost tfmlsh won ilia t raca Jim r foarraaroM br Inttlcna was Brehaaa 1 br Gantraotor Patrick Brart of Naw York Toil both today showed halt inC In nil the Brit qua In 34J 3 aacondi Ibe atttndanc wu Urea 1bI1 ends tomorrow Haleld ofn Trotting Uoro TJrccdr Luiiiorox f apt la John 1 Spears id 40 a trot ties hors brttdir of fbi county com mile suicide fbi morntnicat hit homo mar tat city with aabotrBB the charm turin away tha lilt llda of nil bosS Hit brothar uaorga tuiad hlmiair 1 In Mluoorla faw year ato another orotbtr killed hla fatbar While the fatsar was eraxr awl trying to kill him and a Ole i la tbt atrlaa for ibt uuana looattd hers To Try the Rae Truck Ua EtizABcrn Sept 19A regiment of Jurors were drawn bore today to try the Indiotments 1 against tbe racetrack mn Out of nearly I i 7000 names submitted by the Sheriff 432 were 1 picked out or nine panels of 48 men each I i from which on the dar of trial 108 jurors will be selected There are nine Indictments to be i tried viz acainst the New Jersey Jockey Club and the LInden Park Aaociatton AoeoJatoD and against Bookmakers haa B Tbompson Jooigt Johnson tO Indltmentslobrt J Irving Joelb Lnder Henfltrekpr and John Nathan Judge Van Hyckel preide at names the drawing o1oted and wac very particular about te Belal 1f EIDI Lt Sept 10Tb race for the Dr Ir Foal Btks was run today at Manchester The dlstlco Wi OVI furlong The race was won by J U nouldswortbs baT or brown colt 1pringtiine br Springfield out of Buora E IprIIIII10 oles cbettnut lilly Paol a b1111 acopAutraIl wit tecond and J G iiaird 118 chestnut colt Flodden Field br lair dinSiIe of Mercy third EI for I UaabI IToedicap T 010DI ae lb ntflea for lb Manhattan flandicapforllaEC aiWpilkiscf IX each 535 I torlc or only 110 U deld with fO aSSes ot which 50 I Mod dI 1 Ildl 00 m and a qoatr hlnl 1 8iaoa U XloIOA 124 RuIn To lIP Itoporter I Pirant 119 Irlc 100 10 MoUn f L Stockton Cl lriucs Loyal ItO Llnt Dells V 1 IUD li lrinvia Itowling V vu TIr IO Come toTer f 1Titau 101 40 Ot sVr CS 7t ItO f Yarrow 56 Touromo 10 Food Tld 53 8nortts ItO 1 Cautlixe v I 6rl 104 Lnlor J JadE Morrowlu NOe burliatton lid Kinrvbocnu 1 Hr litton 172 Uncle Cob tJ CUlaay AIOJ JOOloO 0 Eon l1 X CO I ffoi loll i Can 07 News from tli Harm World The twoyearold colt Prince Allan by Ken tucky Irliine bus bn sold for 15000 to a breading eatabllsbmant In New Jersey The fall meeting at the Ooslian Driving Park will be rai ld Oct 141C and 16 with the usual premium for contests In trotting ruunle and racing Entries will close Oct B The twoyearold fllly Evangellne by Dic tator ba bn sold to J U Ordghton for 10000 and the fouryearold racer Wlnslow Wllk has been purchased brFUnerri Mccoy of Omaha for 5000 Ed Corrlgan has purchased a tract of land In I Chicago upon wblcb It Is I announced he will shortly lay out a race track I is said 175000 will be expanded upon the work The 160 paid for the land wo 1354000 The Washington Joakar Club has completed arrang nifnta for the regular fall mtlog which will commence on Oct 20 The pro gramme will be filled with an race each day llv iteepleeba us during Ibl meeting and a add steeplechase for halfbred human The IaelHe Coast Trotting Hone Breeders Aseociation has decided It bole Its annual laton I plectiflE at Naia from OQI1 1019 Inclusive 11 II I their 1111110n tl mak fbi jnsaling one I the l0t Important aver held In California aa Adonis Cricket and Marcarat H will be en tered and It la I very likely that hued will ap pear on the traek anJ lot against bar record pa 01 li a Jeord a phe will In aU probability pass the winter In California LKXiNOTnv c Bpt 19 Sixteen head of thor pug red yearling wi 1 shipped to N w York

by M Young McUratlilana tyjl tonight whir tliay will sbortlr I I fold They are br such line IC ill nials Imp The IllusM Htrathmoia Omndaua and Illmrar AU ae apUndid I lodlvlduaU TIle thoroujriibed stallion Oarmantowa 17 year old by Planet aol anturl tv t Drawn cis Iollji la I dad at iba borne of his owor Frank Jleir r Ulownr Kr I uarmsntown n rar arvd mini blgbclui I tborougbbr mares but lie bl aaiaial colt sod OUt from olling mare that molT woudoiful trotting unman Tbtallion r nnaDt3lS owneil br How man ISfOl was lt to lowe bin record at In I depaDilCUlL i on HIIII i 18 At Joe first attempt dopldI IttmD the wItches war ffospad I at tiltu I UM at the Mcoad crotstd the JDI m 2 ill l I rilalsis Alrmit I flftttt Jf BW OUJUJM Spt II Jlmmla Carroll n cl a I a Ulegram today from Wgktlr and llocba saying that tba Puritan Club of New York vrlll odor IJIXiO for amstcbUtwaen PilMimmoii and V 0q4r CairolL who U I YHUilmOltO cIu mMiiBtflu VltJ Dmla anajj Nf lat ba will pa y no aUjutlop to tb crwr iS flualsj 10005 will not PIIt pafore Ota Port tfa Olob ua SOD b fitu tlojtm vttttt tcMtvu izjs IIU AiBunta BANK cuuuta Tke Xmaan t Orseetsatles their Ane lull JTcriMie Aa4raMMttaiet ks Pew Tel Baak Oletk AWe Aeetatla was bI at the Oran Piles IUU1 list evening the ftlitljit t ata Mt the sTustnl be IM the 4pUea eta Miliallen sod bylvs ate ci Un ot permanut mer The Uai riKdvtd t put iw Ib eottttllBtlenaad bylawu Mellon rMo tOD an4 U there wore tortr M0tlon sad ceusldtabie discussion ever 1 tin clerks were tp eel later thaa Ikt dlrteUn approve of The cUm which Invited the aoet dUeonUa WM the nctlon relating ta the liHblllir cf ntmbtr Tr wu a ltr Di MllBf uUati sPewing air bt UIM b were strictly bet eltrki ts be 4mltul thin pa ssIlyzlitlogablyhortorof brokers Itwu foaa lr decided that ofllitr ot Batlanal tlt soy o nplejW any DUana flat o laving bat trust tempaar o banktat bosue within aridiss of thirty nllrs trC m Oily Hall be eligible for The nut be b ro mb r hlp T applicant ishUra r an 014 IxMta w I U nnt ac rd and a good potato r mad for sd Mtloit 1 I motion IU llfolbl lni rtprtttaUUv turned tht tide la ravor ot tlfliUt year br dtcltrlnit Q a tltmtnt I nnd nt Bii we at net orianltlB Tn 1 for athltilo purpotM but ae 10 u will Mow I ro nt C bore noi propoi 1 ft into any steal soCiability will 11 qBMtlaa of dot alto f ortiUh 4 dlwraMton Ron wirt In favor of 4 pir annum other wanird It ill One spekr ol in IdYeeatlur lb latter Midi MrGnalr la wearsbankolrksaud whll we d Do receive Ian l blanc the nbllo imagine wo do and txpOQI n t thow a trouk biIl I A Mol eltrfc I not aflord ii a mania PerIsh ihtlhouthtl Anothtr travtlr arntd they paid II month to burr beak sulks and tbollht thty Could airora nIB r it for riortaUon Twelve doliart wu crtod on Tho Ko rd of TntitM will put upon aiptleatlon fur DtrabtrtMp und lhr t black balls will oselBd 1 1 bin hank elork Tho SoarS ef TrBiiott will oontiit f Iho rrtMdtnt Vleo rrottdtnt TrCsaurr Socrturr Captain Uttiomt and nvt oltctod iraiux It tr tbouibl the election of omctn w ald rtialt la an ovtnual conltit but she rrtiMrit 1 Mc rril lont Storitarr and Ttintr were elected br oeUma lion t r wu quit a etturtle for the offlo If Cap Utn iht Borelnoo mini llarrr PIBUO of the IMtlmti lieu Ooootr of the llanhatuu sold llarrr Thompson of the New Jtntra But the cooittt prod one 4d Oln it 2s Tutu Thomp on lu and Cooptra The oltetlnn wu muit tmtnlmoia Cooper wu elected Lieutenant br atolmailon Mto iroiuti were letd the entire ticket being ai Lliewii rrttldtnl Wm B Kno Rowtrr Ravine Banks Vleorrtildtat H A HaffontXereanint National Sank Treasurer I u MonUoroiry Hanover Hal Sans i RMrtlarr N D Alltnc Nawau Banks Captain llarrr ulnao lath National Band Lltnitnani 7 A Cooper haui B lanks TrotUfa A M Utdtrtr Mochati et and Ttal n Banks IT W tlt Boekwood Utrebanla and Clerk RaTinn Banks John Bnrkharqt Oormaht Cet 1lun Joll ortb Gombla Banks Wm I BteVlty KlrtU national Banks A J Mil Pfd roarth National Rank It was solTI to apply I for membership tothe A X v and a oomnutm oo locailo wu ppomttd RMOB 01 the TVcitarn WIllata Carauo Sapt ILDespite the sold weather orar O pennnt want OBI to Parkildi today ta lit the bicycle rat o the Chleaio Crick Club and the Lincoln Illr otis and Chleai Cycling Club The quartarnilia track wu IB I food toadltion bat the wind pravaattil any racordbrtaklnr The race for tb Ovomlla erdU nary bad a furious Onllh batwiin TutUs VaBileklin and Wlnahlp Tutu won by two fut whllt there wu about lthltn tncbit batwtan itoood d Ir Gltbaai of the Cblctco Cycling flub l wu In 6ne form and o the ordinary handl cap with sixty yards atari from Zimmtimaa of the Naw Jruy AtDlillc Club icratch In the two mile lap I race Glibtn accompllihoil a fiat ktrataforo inknawn ho Onlihlnr ahaad In sooty one of the eight R api and teorad lha foil number of S paints W 0 iTbornttr Thorns itrftrmanoe In I the onfrmlla aafttsy open mJ rlr f rl waxaT rr mcrlsorlout ont u ho dtfiattd the jwo oatttrn cracks Hcrioof ibo Manhattan Mhtttie JIb and Murphy th flew Tork Athutto Club The one milt lately handicap wat won by B r Willie of Lon don Bniland with 75 yard start lit rode a pun matlo lira Laurla alto of London who dined at scratch rod a Ont race O bdoinkt 2434 Ua alec uiiil a pneumatic tire The two ml o handicap taadm was protaitod Only tJ lt Pr w l tnd gl two taamt earn to the frontn B Vttaiblpand tf Laniion and Murphy and Btrlo The last nsied had been entered at Murphy and pate and eooMqntntlr the hanuieaipt had bon unable t aaliit the handi cap 11 nan It wai ilUcovlo4 that Btrlo wu the mata tIle hin tlcappar isv the Chlcan pair 150 tarS atari The dId not cult lb New tort Ham and they rruscd to run at the same tInts tnttnnr a preuit axatnit the prits I but glvn 10 the bl1fO team on the aronnd that the Landloap I should bay toes prInted ea the pro rnlMm iramma Tbo Eteo was takta udsr advisement The real or the races waro bttwetn local whralmtB Thy Were nnt axoltinr and the lima mad br the eunice laSt was alow The raca will t t contInued tomorrow Look Oat for Sleepers Botron Btpt IITo Dottoa athltttt of merit lift taoliiht for XtwTork whirl they will tomorrow Ojbt for honor la the anaaal camat of the Manhattan Athtitlo Cub Tbtr are VT J Irwln of Itii a X A n otnUr of the Trtmonata and Joaapk P Eeye of the Trtmonnt Oinh The formtr U a wallkacwn rol null and lbs latter a runner Irwin It I allowed a bandloapof three lithe In the vault for baUht and at the Scotchman U laid to ba unable to ralia over lu fax e lashes Irwma frliBili copies tkilr favontt coma homo with a aloe cold Walsh at irwin CIaO com eitt to 10 tOOl laonta wlihoot any handicap allow ant KIJII liallowad I ZUyardi In the nmyard dun and ha run to New York confldtBI that ha I will oem home with a nice lOrd time pile Xtrt has bun running wall ot late and the man who oan to at him moil an bttttr ttian 10H atooattoilliuldoafooil aataorltr Tbe frladaktr Will Held Tklr Bc ta om 8pt ST The Regatta Oommlttt the rrltnlihlp Boat Clab bold a mitttnic tail nlcht In till club hoi 011 tho liar 1m River for the purpoaa of deciding on a data for the clubs animal rtiatta At a prarlanl mtttlnt of tht commttttt CipL 37 vu anatd on but owing to the fact of the Onion Boat Club having lied on tbla data aim for the boiling of their recalls a com mltt a of ont wan appointed to oooftr with a commit too front Iho Unsoni 10 fix oa dates u thai Doth mat taa would not conflict Not racatvtn a dtdnlia aniwar dtl outto I Ir from the Dnlool I up to last I evening the committal da cldtd to bold their regatta on spt 37 and decided on the followlnx event Hlnfla ihllli alni la tin dbl ihilli pairoarad clra and foaroa l fhilia Itwu aloe dldd to banana itiamboat Van Cott to fol low tht races Else RecaSts Today The snIde received for Hal rtiatta wklca MCTTS to dar at illf Brldi are at follow Ouartirmll Dub for Sinlor Rcnllii BQly Cody Klnpaiall B Cs Marry ZwlBtarNonparallB OI Jack Vilte Mttropolltan B c lid Dan Molan Honparall Jl1I Junior Doubt Icall Olff Two crow from DaontltM n O two drew from Frlindtht B C and one nw from Lon star B O Jenlor I UonM Scull I Shill Oao crew frna Wraaokt IIJ U one eraw from rrtindahlp B O and one crew from Metropolitan s O Single OloTwo crew from Ie Friendship B C two crews from Ibo Nonpareil B o onicriwfiom the Daaatlau B 0 and one crew from the Lone Stay B 0 Carroll After UcAU Bono Sept la Jimmy Carroll fluihad with vIe tory over BOWIB and with a goodly Iliad wad of green backt IB hit pocket la on Al la way Ic kit old homo In this city Today bU fund Tom 11 If ham rtoalvid a dtipatch from JImmy slash that ta wu about to take a train for the nab Ha man 14 Mi by hU vic tory Srraoklia the yoanr California mllllonatra I gave Ii bin silO to bat an bsmalt anti Jlmnr mapped op BOWIIII tMi In tha rlnr It ho had ibis bl would bavo boon dead bret Carroll bu rifuud to listen lo the abalincti Mrir and tart ba U aftir MoAullltal scalp and wont dii untIl ho ha wbtppad bIlL Grant the C lor4 Oarevaa to CnaUoajr the CaD tr Grant the cobrad oaramaa of tbo narlim Slyer bu ordered a sew shell from Billy Oliver which haix picta to nt la a nambtr ot races nut rtar Grant bat bo1I prlIc1o 00 the nv 10 a 11It gig dotter the past Mason and scarcely a day passed that llJg fn he did iOS lake Iwo er three practice paris it bi In teaUon early 1 III the iaclng b uro to iuue a challenge tt any oanmao In ibi country for a race any distance from one ta Ave mU for any part ot fluou Trytaa to ArrkiE Match Btw B K Br aid Daohiio riiHiLvn Ont Sipt 15 A rtpruiBtatlv of Ro in b oarsman of Worettttr Maaa was here today try log U arrant for a race batwtia the for mar aad Do nil Donorhni of this city Doaofbat clalmid that Boitr bad ttarad matter too long an 4 that be oaald let get 101 condition for a race Ibu fall He olTarad aovavtr tony Bonn a thraomlli rue aa ntotral water next Mar r Jtat tot ttuuoaald but nethiag dtoalt was done doneWhet Want Vfm Oolmm OaC A nesting of ihe Uaaktttaa Atblalla Club Board of Qeviraore warn held at the dab hoes last alb There wu something tb wind foV of the Uitta mtxtbar Earn Oaf nail wu the only abianlaa Ii II uM I Ikla nn usual aiundaar falbtriil to dlicaM the inbjtel ot saw rucds in the city Brothtrhotd perk beIng miB lIoneL Tli mimbaraef lha Bord would give 1 n cc laformttloa bovivw tav that Ubtrav atwniav tart wIre elected rolbII as ColuBtbl Coilegs Capt Olldtrtlttv of th Oolimbla CoUtr football aUvan has maiud tilt fll wlaf Botlt 11 Ua candl satat H The Columbia Cell football ilittat 1 will praittti Sally at J r M at Vrolharbood Park U7Hi iirtai and BUblb a v Utlenluien Woodsy lip Jl All candidate art aarnaitlv raaatiud te ba anna prpszed M coraoino uatalac I Tbaia laaiit se hi e race at that lima aad wlilUi u Ur will coajatial cbIe M one with Alttr 0 aUdwiUtv OttUlo Tk Jrlrl roatnll Ommt The Orange Athltlle Club will play tb tn foatball game cf Ui MU D today an de Urevptegands awlUst Ibl Haul PaHl Bowllsc Oak bar r aalid f r Ib uuea Cad would Ilkt 10 BUI iff aSf inmu for a evanS loarnauiinl aad would aloe like to Cur froia hot olobt MSftrUaa Plo 1 aulilu AMIIM ti ruth Ward A AaYraaTE TkltU It last TItS 51us The B a4tlt Pick rllid O jBlsdipgly I high acer 0 I uadsy ulb aUIIlrallJ p LMJw olyCovuilIs ltL 1If1 14tt TiaJGfstMb 11I01 l6t Iflaler III IIrJ1t1 lhSi I I Viis5LlCi liiubo II 55090fs Ill t ilpers rott 11 I 15144 Vebrano veaWshwappoi I JI e t PI Ifeger tCfl I 1iWer III I ksiwf14 p 7 L A Uisbd hit IJUI V5561 UI T1oL 1111 itt Evil JIwiipg 045k C llluto e aNI 15 pI II tfoir al ILflll fII J 00 t fr I I aI 1 W o A r r arfiaHt 4ou TW r a UrS a 1 at ItBf M r H r tl lsla Y ri tllr k b as bus goMs A uJC U Iliiull I all lirMBia M i Tbe CieetW Pwtlg LieD u bad sraJ eutus tel I eslistI JIlfUtUIIII sad either u54 4odb rrtrea1 t OTuI4sy last I t4Wliji r tIeS 1st evej usa eel tcs 11 II I ttll I 1 io II r k4 J hME lI tu P liic trii WHO KILLED GEORGE CLARK A anuiraa aunoan Jrrarnr ur oneao count Trmmn lliuhcl TaE rates to MIegle with file Neighbors Who Mae Mt HIM hetUK a MnMeMttme II Will Net Answer QxltlOM U Court EOMCSTOX N T Sept 18A full month has passed since George W Clark of this village which I the terminus of the New Berlin branch of the Ontario and Western road was found dead with a bullet hole through his brain In an ooen field near the residence of his employer Frank Wright All evidence pointed clearly to the conclusion that Clark had been mur dered In coM blood A careful and thorough Inquest with an examination of every person In the neighborhood who could throw a parti cle of light on the tragedy wa held It ex tended over a period of nearly two weeks but At the end of It the jury which was composed of the most Intelligent men In the community had to confess themselves baffled and unable to fix the responsibility of the crime upon any one Although such a period has elapsed since the crIme wai committed the murder Is as fresh a topic of conversation today ever and thre Is hardly a man In the town thnt has not rrorked out a theory of the affair Several of tho dead mans neighbors have been gus Fm b E c1 Ba p1 LI f J A Bpot where body was found C AopU I ie from which tbt dtadly sbot vai preb ably find a1 tiold l abandoned road I RIIU and west croM real rTII Wrliht homestead fUee where Hllebtll wai 5ICfl r Iln and Lam H jMtph DDttBl hens TramMi Mlifh UihoM JB it Jobuou hoaM peoted from time to time of being responsible for the crime but the band of suspicion rests with peculiar heaviness uponlone man whether unjustly or not the readers of THE BUN can decide after considering the evidence which Will be presented to them For the lost nine years and up to the time of his murder George Clark a young man of 25 worked for frank Wright and his father be fore him on the big Wright farm four miles north of thlsvlllace In fact Clark knew no other home He was born and brought np barely a mile away from the farm His family had never been held in much esteem by the townspeople but the boy George was always well liked and It was a matter of common re mark that he was a great Improvement on his near relatives several of whom It U said have led Idle or dissolute lives In all the years that he was In the employment of the Wrights as Frank Wright told a BUN reporter ho had never known George as he was familiarly called to have had a Quarrel with any one or to have made an enemy In any war Then too said Mr Wright he wouldnt take a glass of beor once out of ten times when he was invited to stop up to the bar down In tho village and ho didnt havo any worse vice than smoking Clark worked faithfully all through the hay Ing season until the end of July when he went up to Leonardsvllle six miles away to do chores for Henry Smith a war veteran farmer who bad taken holiday and gone off to the Orand Army reunion down at Boston On Saturday Aug 16 Clark came bock to the Wrights again Tho morning of the following Monday the 18th Oeorgo spent picking black berries whllerMr Wright was away oil day at an adjoining farm threshing Clark did a few odd chores around the housa In the after Ioon until 4 oclock when ho shouldered Farmer Wrights shotgun and sinned off on the road leading west Mrs Wright who saw him leave took it for granted that be had gone up the road to a lot where woo chuke were plentiful This was the last time Clark was seen alive Twenty minutes later Mrs Wright heard the renort of a gun west of the house which In the light of later events must have been the shot whl h brought death to young Clark No special alarm was felt by the family when Clark did not return that night as it was supposed he was tlsltlna friends but when Ur Wright learned at the dinner table next day when talking over Clarks aba ntn that be had pot taken bin coat and vest he concluded that something wrong and started out to see what might be up lie had walked but sixty rods to the west to a point where an aban doned road runs off to the south forming the eastern boundary of a tenacre lot formerly a part of the Wright farm when be caught eight of an object that looked unnatural to mm at the further aide of the lot It was Clarks dead body cold and stiff lying fnee down clone to the edge of the heavy woods which skirt the western side of the lot Wright only stopped to satisfy hlmielf that Clark was dead and then hurried off to alarm the neighbors He returned with several and an examination of the hody wan made A bullet wound was found In the left temple while neither barrel of the shotgun which Clark was carrying bad been dlsohargnd althonch one of the ham mars was at full cock The iron wan held in a tight death grip in Clarks right hand and his left arm was pinned under bis body Tb neighbors earned the body back to the house and on tbe morning of the next day Wednes day Coroner Fox who bad been hastily sum moned from Gllbertsvllle slxtwn miles away came to the house to bold the inquest Do Impanelled 1 a jury of twelve men of which William Talbot one of lid mrstons prominent mnreunnts wan male foreman The postmortem examination bowd that the bullet had entered the lolL temporal bop passed through the brain and had iialtned against the riant parlauil bone fracturing it badly The Ustlmony of Frank Wright bIll wife and a few other witnesses was taken on that day and it was soon appar ent to the Coroner anti jury that tbe case which was at first supposed to be ono of acci dental shootincdamanded a rigid examination An adjournment wan accordingly taken to Sept and A A Vope a lawyer of r mton and Deputy Buerlff Lucius 0 Suthc andllre empowered to aubfJrJ111 spy ltDPllllu who QCJuid bod any light on Glarki nyteroqn death 8pencrr Uallwhre Coroner Fox beld bIll court was crowded on Sept 1 and 2 when the testimony of over two dozen witnesses WA taken After a long deliberation the jury b bronght In this weighty verdict VW find that George W Clark came to bis death from a wound io tb1 left side of too bead made br bullet fired from a gun by some per son to the jury unknown A BuMraportar today want over the ground where Clark was shot accompanied by Lawyer Pope who examined all the wItneSses no the inquest and was thoroughly acquainted with all the points of the care A stake driven Into till ground atlil mark th pot where the body was found A close examination tbe aroU d m kea It aplr almoit Impoti l bl that tts deadly shot was fired with anything but cold blooded deliberation The bay on lbs lot had 1 been cut ft few day when Clark want oat gunning and many da1 lbs woodchucks which warm m It bad been driver to the cover of the briar hedge on the edgu ul f the woo Clark was evidently walking lit a southerly diiwtlon up the bill lota to the hedge on the lookout for tuvm when hi received the bullet lie must dropped forward dead on the iO plant Jii MieltlODI aQd lb range which the buthit too hrouch till hi rallO fiat the ItUII was fIred frop a JOolbtaatJI 41 clloll further upibe roc A fwrol UptfICb III I Inag j1PI tree ie CbQwn III the diagram 117 thu Jettn U whi a gunner would bare bad COIIIIII nd of f nearly tba whole lot and lie l lrUta tOntlld from klctit If a olobuJt aboul4 pop nntnf one of tbllllJ meroua bol i Mr Fora notlr4 twoilaya after the murder bat I a ltbf I loose hark I had Caan fr sbly lOrD from a limb lit the sppla Iraa Just where a man Iand Dif Ht Ublod l X would 751111 gun ifuia mu bus roneaale 1i1 a distil grudv AgaiDli r lie b woul hv I wanted 110 balfer opMrtun Tiy of tak us II raraog baa vitn Clark esmo IlOWlY lIP ii3J bill nttfbiag eluMly for wo JehBfti IB lbs 11 IIf iDly Iioa aurwbartBJraupIwu be fin t omisUM and thai was lirddaa FrOm algol I mr a rw ofirfiB wbpib Ho tfia abapdop4 rn 0 nlll was ij work pear iy lttJLeIIslts I Ibepiats whir uisrk I MU l J1J13 51110 CigOt tI m aU 11111I at 1It ic I III tp azirm IP spisorjr wbcri iiar Li anti MI IDO Sf54 JtW there bOwiYftf In iI1W1 so atuuBk saP4 U Ji on af S9 ill flOIOQU 0701 8 the BTtmnd carefully ean see any poMlblllty of the hot bating bull an accidental one The first man to tall I under ousnlclon Will Frank Vrlaht but this theory was turned I I taly abandoned when his atralgbiforward story was heard and that of his wife and the other witnesses In faet the only ground on which tha anst tclon was based was the fact that Mr Wright bad been the first to discover tnn body Another person irbo w e dIICO3 1 foratlmewuHenrrBmltbforwhom Clark bad bean working for three week He was known to have been berrying with his I wife within a mile of the tnacre lot on the afternoon of Aug IS it wan thought poadble I that Clark mluht I have bad a quarrel with Umlth which leUheTatterto take bIll lire Hmlth had no gun with him however and both hia testimony and that 01 his wife with other v Itne ees at Inquest was generally conceded to clear bln from uAplclon The first work of Lawyer Pope was to hunt up all who bad been out shooting on tbe Mon day when Clark met Ills death Three boys who had been out that day Bert Oolgrnve Yel star Talbot and a boy named Gordon proveil on the stand that they ware hunting several mites way from the tware that af ternoon There was jilel one more parson who was out hunting within a radius of several mlleB a far aa any of the farmers rf the nelghtorbood know This was Truman Mitch fi HltchU 1111 Itndo farmer easily put his sixtieth rear who live two miles below the Wrlirbt place On the first Jay of the In quest he voluntarily appealed and told the story of his doings on that day lie started from Mi house early on the morning of that tar and tome time between 7 and ft ocli ok In tho morning be teMined he hot anil killed a wooilohuck with Ills rllle In the very lot In which the murdered man was found lie was standing at the southeast corner at the time and fired dlrecUr north along the line or the old road This portion of his testimony was apparently corroborated by the finding of a skinned woodohnck the next day In that part Sit lot with a rifle bullet through the body Itcholl said that ho then struck off to tho northwest through tho fields nod took dinner on the road which skirts the Unadllla Hirer lie spent the afternoon until 33 oclock hunt ing along the river and at that hour be swore that be was at Jabez JllllardV sugar house a mile from the Wright place Ho then started homo coming back through the western unco of the woods which are nearly a mile wide got tlug home according to his own account a few minutes before 8 oclock When i the next session of the jury came of two woeks later Mitchell bad hired Lawror II tl Allsworth at whose advlot he answered never a word to the questions put to him by Lawyer 1opv and tbe Coroner Thero WAS considerable outside evidence ai to Mitchells movements that day which Is of Intaiest when compared with his own statement lie was seen about half past S 0 clock by Charles Clark on alhout ilvar road close to the place where be was at that time according to his own stOry No one saw him after that hour until an hour later when Henry Buell and Vlol Lamb bowerdrnwln oate threo1uar ten of A mile away noticed him pans lie np peaied to them to have come from about due north or almost In a straight line from tile tanaero lot Mitchells statement was weak ened at another mint by what Mr and Mrs Bright raid today when asked whether they beard the shot with which Mitchell claims he killed the woodchuck Mr Wright declared positively that be beard no shot whatever although Ito spent an hour or two before S oclock around his barn which Is across the road from his house Mrs Wright said that all the windows were open that morn ing but the sound of no rnort of a gun came to her ears until the one which she heard lab In the alternoon Another point which In Im portant is that tbe tboitest way for Mitchell to reach home from the apgar house on the river would be by the abandoned road directly cast the lot and not around the western edge of tho wood which would have given him a long de tour Tbe gun which Mitchell uses on his bunting expeditions Is a mutzlelondlna rifle of pecu liar make carrying a ball which he moulds himself The calibre of the gun is I 32 The tOIlt hole In Clarks temple showed that bullet of that calibre bad been used A week after Clarks death Itusiell Ferklns a cousin of Mitchell brought to Edmanton a bullet which be had cut from the body of a wood chuck which his cousn had shot that day down at tbe Unadllla Ithnr He WAS ready he said to have the bullet compared with the flat tened and distorted lilt of lend taken from Clark skull ttorekeeper William Talbot Is the 1111 man in the village who has a dellcatn pair of srales and to him the pieces of lead were brought one evening The scales were brongjt nut by Ualhots young ton while a dozen or two of the townsfolk crowded close up eager to see the result of the test A kerosene lamp hung overhead lighted up the tacos f of the anxious onlookers as young Talbot placed tbe lead from I larks head In the balance It weighed just seventy five grains The boys hands tremble 1 as be picked up the other bullet It took longer to welch that one and when Talbot looked up with a pale face and said that it weighed set I entylive grains there was a long ullence Then the crowd broke up into little knots and dlscufttel thin new feature of the case This test exalted so much Interest that rjurjng the lnoue the Coroner ordered olforrnal weighing of the two bullets to be made The result was exactly the same Kleven yearn Ago Truman Mitchells wife died and nine yean ago Mrs Harriet M Bennett who had been Moarated from her bust and came to Ihs Mitchell home stead an housekeeper She has livod there ever since under the mMdeu name of lleynolds At the inquest she testified that she saw two men who were unknown to her pass the houRs on the afternoon of Aug 1H with guns on their shoulder Mrs Cable a neighbor she said was with her at the time and saw the men too Lawyer Pope called on Mir Cable that dar and she told him that she bad not been at the Mitchell house on Aug IS Those who think that Mitchell lathe guilty mnn point to this as on adrot Invent on of Mitchells to throw sits Plclon from his own shoulders They declare too that they hae noticed a change In Mitchell since Clarks death For the last two week ha has come down to the vlllate almobt every night and joins the groups of Idler gos siping lit tbe stoies and hotels listening eagerly to all the theories of the murder which are talked over He never Bays a word on the subject himself i It Truman Mitchell Is the murderer of George Clark what was his motive In com mitting the deed On this point the Coroners jury fatted to get any testimony of value although several witnesses had been called who were nubpconnod and came to court ex pected by Lawyer Popo to furnish It Rumors had been in circulation Aome time before the murder that ueorge Clark had Improper rela tions with Mrs fiernolds and several men after Clark death were found who said they had seen Clark vleJUna the house during 1tcheUs absence It was freely declared that Mitchell had threatened to shoot young Clark in conseanenoe Joseph Dutton woo ives to the west of Mitchell as shown In the diagram told Lawyer J O Holmes just before he was put in the witness chair that he had seen Clark pass his honaw several times and go directly to Mitchells When he was put on the stand be besitatod and stammered and said that while he had seen Clark pas his house It was not MitchellX but F M Johnsons bouse just beyond that ba saw Clark eater E M John son and his wife both swore that Clark had never been to their lions Buttons original statement was either untrue or ei Ie he bad been frightened Into biding tha truth when he came to testify No evidence could be brought out either to confirm Mitchells aliened threats although two or three farmers put on the stand for that very nurponj bad given the stories of Mitchells threats In detail several timip UmW felt said one of the jury to THE Boa reporter aT deliberating long and earnestly over the evidence we beard that we could not charge any one with the commission of the crime Frankly In my own mind there Is no doubt as to the identity of the murderer but It seemed to us that the cose agalunt him an pre sented to us at least was not sufficiently strong one for us to act upon Of course I dont believe that the end Is I yet COUt the Otiego county Grand Jury may even yet bring In an Indictment William Talbot the foreman of the jury would express nooplnlon as to the guilty party but said that the jury took the only action in its verdict which the evidence mode posilbl THE BUM representative bad several talks with prominent citizens of uie town and the unanimity of opinion that Mitchell waf the nrdarer was something remarkable None or them however would express this opinion Im I for the reason as one frankly said that they eared the possibility of Mitchell retallat inc in some underhand way e A R Fell COBnaider Suspended Auurr Sept Department Commander Floyd Clarkion of the SLaw O A B In general orders No 9 Issued today says 0 The Indifference shown by some post com manders to their obligation aa to the making of quarterly reports cannot be allowed For tho quarter ending bept 80 ItVO post cam plunder falling buve their reports In on or rUUldcrA 10 will be I suspcoaoa from oulre The Department Commander Is very reluctant to UK sueb harsh incMurai but La feels be would be recreant to us obligation It be al lowed liT Indlfferenea to pass unrebukad For continued delis Qeo lo forwarding JUiartarly reporuto haaa juart ri Oomuutrder n a Cooper of fott Na 4 T locatei M wfl rnlufton Commander Monroe Kmffln of Iost Ho tit mat4 at Wnolburne and Corn mandVr J O bballurof Void No 604lecat d at UriUtfpport arc uiij noed Thai a aro sixty ipo po u tbrfugnout tliu HlvUi wlilib Sri 1w l blna one and two qusrIars In tualrteportii nd tba Ppartnopt Ckjinmaodar say If tie cUono thus dallnqutint uosl tnpsnudsrs reottla only on tlie comrades of thCJr tasj4 live PO M It would b 114 enough tot when tba Wbola d p rtwent offers and our rapre sanUllon In tba patioBaTKnf mpmaut is is danfnedItUUjBaU ball and apply s raicedr NaltUe t Lusefle TUNTOir lisp HI1I b rd W OooJf bIM a paiUot At lu Maw ttw Luutlo Airluw wbllaput Walking todsy ppdwlbatAraof so etieaasjjt ou mltudjiultway urotfTcA mm s U Mftfiir a itmiPt Cay raB0V Ii 1 llfl Di Ui orfjUAT ft B a 01 rn5r4nu11G ron A TKH armsa liewits 5 be a Chief rentur Of BaHewa WInter rieaaarva Bowling Harlem and In that portion of the city which lice above the river generally known aa the annexed district la I going to be remarkably lively this ceMon All of the old alters have been almost entirely refitted pol ished and levelled In preparation for the com ing campaign The old club will profent stronger teams than ever and new clubs will mate their first appearance In the field The young men of the harlem branch of the T M a A have had their alleys provided with new balls and pins Tuesday Is i the regular member night and Saturday the League night The League Is competed ot the teams In all the Y M C A branches in the city and many ex citing matches are expected to be played dur ing the season Cowperthwalt captain of the famous Phoenix Clnb and of the Railroad t M 0 A branch made the highest score In the League last year and C B Ford of the Harlem branch was second Other good Harlem bowl ers are O Freeborn 3 Cross L lisbberd Jesse Chase Theodore Hope a E Parker and a Ilradley The team will settle down to steady work on the first Tuesday In October A number ot the enthusiastic members of the Harlem T M 0 A team have organized another bowling club under the name ot tbe hamIlton Thursday night U their regular bowling time and their first meat of the season was held last Thursday The club bowls at McGowans new alicia at 125th street and Third avenue The Hamilton are larger In membership than they were last year and with their good bowler expect to make s fine i record The club Is open to challenges from any bowline club The officers of the club ares Captain J Gross Treasurer and Secretary W L Hebberd Among the members are Jesse Chase C A Bramloy John Cllrgan W A Little E Collard K C Parker J Lane W A Le Grand a A McKever F Schwab E C Carter X Allerton Nelson Robert and B L lilauvelt McGowans pliers are entirely now and among the bait In Harlem Besides the Hamlltons the altars will be used br clubs Monday and Wednesday nights by the Nonpa reils Tuesday night and by the New bras Saturday night Ebler and Brosiwelsla alleys are also good ones They will be occupied Monday night by the Park lloie Club which will begin work on i the 29th last Tuesday night by the Tuenaay Night Club composed of ladles gentlemen The alleys will open the first Tue day In Oc tober On the following Wednesday night I I they will be occupied by the Prominent Club of Harlem of which the President Is Rudolph i Meyer Thursday night by a ladies and gen tlemens club Friday night by the Young liens Club a new organization and by a Sat urday night club on Saturday night The Morning Bide bowling alloys on Eighth avenue near 127th htreet will be running every bight Later In the season the clubs will bowl for a fine silver cup A number ot good clubs will be Installed In Euahns alleys 19 Manhat tan street The Morning Bide Club will bowl Tuesday night and the Grip Club Thursday Both of these clubs contain several good bowl ers Among the best In the Morning Side are Dr Elwln Dr Stahl William Araas Dr Turner and Charles Areas In the Grip Club L Kuehn and Walter Tucker are well matched Both of these men made 167 on an average throughout the whole of last reason Other good bowlers are Charles Smith 11 Bridle Montgomery and Boote Btrublea alleys at l22d street and Eighth avenue have been refitted during the summer and have every night engaged The clubs who play there are the Win throne Monday West End Tuesday Old Night Wednesday Lenox Thursday Friday nlcht a new club Amlcllla Uaturdar At Klsers wellknown solIds in lictu strict near llchth avenue will ba the Orient Club which made a blah standing last year and several other good one The Orient mt Monday night the Occidentals on Tuesday The latter Is a new club and began to bowl last week A club of ladles and gentlemen will meat on Wednes day nlcnt the Bachelors on Thursday night and the Wlnonas on Saturday The Orient Club contains a fine lot of member hta officer are President Charles W ttosert Captain W B Robberta Baoratary James Coo hosts Becorder Charles i Terry Ureasuter H B iloreba Among the metn bars are W J Rhaw Charles ii Wber H K Culver ET Foot A 0 Brueuerman Charles Bills DaWItt V Weed IL Biridcland and Ed I win Coo Ibn Bachelors also have some fine bowlers J FVrdlnand Is their captain Home of the Rood bowlers are JU Loclcwood U bchwartz F Orr and J Tboraaa Over on the east side on First avenue are two very good alleys One of these Is Hanns between ilStii and 114th streets and the other is Irelffars near U7h street Babn nllirs have Ln famous for thalr goodand jolly bowlers The Poodle Club meets Monday afternoon and la captained byVulllam Bchrae dtr On Tuesday night the independent Fam ily Bowling Club of Harlem melts On Wednesday afternoon the Mount Morris Club meets and in the evening the 1lattdtutsoher Charles Lamp Is oantnln nf the latter club Thursday night the Hell Gate Club meet Friday night the Columbia and on Saturday till Harmonic The Hall Gates made a fine record last year sad expect to do It again They played seven match frames and cam out ahead every time Joseph Hall Is their cap tain One of the test bowlers In the Mount Morris Club U Adam Hodltln He is credited with the highest single score in the club 289 rrejlffers alleys will have lie following clubs Monday night a newly organized club Tues day afternoon the bomb lole and In the evening the Columbia Wednesday the Com mercial Thursday the Little Paradls Fri day the Pit as nnt Avenue Club and Saturday the Union tub At the Calumet alleys In 126th Street near Third avenue the Calumet Club meets every Tuesday night Andrew Edwardi Is the Presi dent and A Bnlzer becretary Th North Pole lub menu Wednesday night B Lubr Is President and W Eutelman Secretary the Turf Howling Club meat Friday night James Pllklnglonjs the Precldent and It Hughes Secretary Th West End Hotel In 123lhitrtet will have Ua alleys all occupied by the 1st nf October Among the olubs to play thaje will be the Mount Morris ROil Hnrltm Mullara allays will havoth EurekaCtub Monday night and Iho Union Bowling Club Frldur atUrnoon The line aliens of the Democratlo and Har lem clubs will ba kept lively with bowler every night attar Oct L Among the finest of the prliate alleys In Harlem are those ot Oaorge W Wallace the wellknown Harlem dancing ransUr he Is now having hU alleys tborongblv renovated and they will be fur i nlshtd with new nine sod balls A club of pub lie school UBOher meets regularly one after noon a week at his allays The clubs contain many fine pIayr Across the Harlem River about the bsjt and moat frequented alleys are those of the Knick erbockers near the Molt Raven Ilatlwardpot the famous 1hnrnlx Club bowls rgularlr at these alley Uotb the old and new alleys will be well filled with clubtbla year On the old alleys will be tile following clubs Moniay I Night Club Mondar nlcht Madlion Ttiasday night Uldao Club Wednesday night Mtro I polltans Thuraday night 1hccnlx Friday nlulit On the pew alleys there will be the Uolleae Clnb Monday night Manhattans Tueadar Wilton Itiwllog Club Thursday lliirltm Wb elmen Friday Th Irosoict flub which bowl at Protect Inn Hair IfiJd street and Coiirtland auntie has recently organized for the ason The officers are Iraldent A W Korndorfer Vicei rest dent M Hoetjel Secretary J h Ilafela Treasurer V P FrHt Captain J I edoaar arid icrgonntstArme Qaorg IrenbeU Tb Tlvoll Howling Club ho opened its season r n Cutups allays Its members Include Loul Elser y William rruuwl A T Tonr fi Bpfnn icr F Newman L Vpcal d Hass W loin berg 1L Memkln ii W Curtln and deorg Thorn A handtom cloolc baR beau donated bv h l F HIggIns to be bowled for by number of tb club Brp leu to Or Lteber Dr Ernest M Llb r a member of the Ger man lUlebslng was welcomed to this country last night bribe Hdlla tJesangVereiti lie has been an honorary member of tha society for eversi year lie ram to this country as a from Catholics In Oarmsnrto at tend tba flenniin Catlioilo Confarrnc inlitts burgh Th reropllou Inal right ti ok plop a in th Fidalla a rOOm M Hid Jilt etract t About J60 members of f tile Varaln bild a forty elar grmii ntifnafd Tbar wa a supper aid spaacbmskln Among taa proolnant clargr taco irs iil war Vlf ar lani ra II MOeblane pan of fit JoiiU the Ilv A lauUod the J o I Ifniis till flVt A Hrbwtai Infer th lev I Mrwi Di r t ii lUr 1 4ansiirr tile llav Cliu Hcli fi rof We Iusije the isv i IrOis I 11 uu ot JltuuhyooI i rind the liar Leo ItusUcu ol ML AoiiL Upow Ye II M rtfre by HI tpessi Ciwu Sept 19A po tmortro xsmJ nation of lbs body of Patrick Powers who was found dud l In bl house ytiterdsy shows that death wan causal lyablnw on lb seek from wine liliint Infiriiinent A 1r4 nt hloody cloth Ipij was IOUIIII in this ilollsj litf ll li Killni ibis IuilujIiu It U pretty irtalu hut lOidps WM kliIS fiieJa nfUrnixin aii Oust it was ttoulet loorii t aflow Ms ali un Ip JV A Point to Remember about our Boys Suits short pants is that they arc invariably well made And another that they are always the lowest io price rf But the special ono is that 3 4 5 now buys many Suits that were for merly 6 7 8 Our higher grades up to 10 need some mention but they speak pretty well for themselves HACKETT CARHARTCO Bway Canal St Open till xo tonight NRW Off TUB RAILROADS Latest iMformatlOB of Intrt Trot AH j1 iuartsr The newly opened Ontario Carbondale and Scranton Railroad baa killed Its first victim br a remarkable accident and as n result baa been made defendant mite Drat suit for ex emplary damages for the destruction ot life Near Mayfleld station a few nights ago a coal train bound over the road was derailed by striking a calf Part ot the train plunged Into and wrecked the bouse of Jacob Otter which stood alongside the track Two of the three person who happened to bo In the house at the time marvellously escaped terintfs Injury The third was William Lyons not yet ot age and the support of a widowed mother Port of the train crashed Into the room where he lay asleep on a sofa and killed him Instantly The widowed mother now brings suit In the Lock awanna County Court for 10000 damages for the loss ot her son alleging that the company was criminally negligent In not building a cat tle guard at the spot whore the accident occurred The twentysixth annual report of the Chi etgo Milwaukee and St Paul rood for the year ending June SO 1890 shows gross earnings 26105703 an Increase of 985119 over the pre vious year operating expenses 17173097 aa Increase of 321712 net earnings 9332610 an Increase of 353136 The company now oirneand operates SHSG mile ot rnllwar President Boswell Miller paid During tha pastyenr traffic conditions have been unfavor able The withdrawal of some of the most Im Portnt lines from the InterBtate Association deprived the railways of an Influence which although it could not prevent reduction ot rates rt exerted a most wholesome restraint and saved much revenue It Is 1 not appnroni bow a more effective agreement could be de bowds The conditions which have led to low rates on competitive trafllo bate also reduced rates on local traffic through the operation of the long and short haul clause of the InterHtnte law It Is easy to ear that these results can ba avoided by slmplr obeying the law and main taining rates Obedience to the law will enrij some of the evil that have prevailed but will not enable inferior lines to compete with superior lines on even term and secure a suf ficient share of the truffle to support them The only result Dosslbl under the law as it now etAUiH Is the absorption of the weaker by the stronger and that Is a painful proeeis which can stop only when there is but one ocr porntlon and competition is absolutely de stroyed Unrestrained competition will In the end destroy all competition The eflom nt LrgUlatures and Railway I Commission have alto contributed not A little toward reduction of rates An Improvement in public sentiment had been hoped for but is not yet apparent It can hardly Da expeeted until hodtllltr to railroads cease to bo a abort route to political preferment In some of the States recent leclslatlon is practical confisca tion under the form of law by the reduction of revenues and the lncri rv n of burdens CAJILTBLB Rent 19A large meeting of dele gtes from Rooklngbnmand Augusta COunties Virginia met yesterday m convention for the purpose of determining upon a plan of joint action for f scouring extension of tbe Cum berland alley Itallroad from Winchester to the llonnoke Southern road Otmmtiets were appointed to et forth to the Cumlerland Val Uy Company the resources of the valley through which the extension is desired A despatch from Denver cavs It la Inarneil that the tinnta F5 has not only bought tho Mid land nut ban nlno secured an option nn the Itio Qrandn Western The sum Involved In tho deal Ic I J33000UOO Tbo mow will change the railway map of Colorado an It will shut th lllo Grand road out of Its direct connexion with Ogdn The lllo Grande Junction Is tljo connecting link between the lllo Orand proper tho Midland and lHoOrande Went era The Rio Oraude and Midland own U jointly but the Interest of tho former road now incomes valueless The New fork and Nw Haven Railroad l through K n Trowhrldc one of Its director yesterday purchased the xtenslv property of the Union Wharf Company known aa Long Wharf In New Haven Ur this purchase the company secures valuable wharf and freight yard privileges The purchase Involves a large sum of money anti will cause the removal ot several laras busloeis homes otbarquarter DBNYEB Sept 19 Ilallrond men In tho West are greatly Interested In the retorted an nouncement that the Atchison Topeka and bunts Fii company wliloi corn time ago pur cbasod the Colorado Midland sro Decotlatlne with the London stockholder of lbs Denver and Rio Grand llallroad for the purchase ot their bonds It has leenefllt lally naiad that tho Hanta K 5 ba an option upon the lllo Grande Western which In i ronne tUn with tba Midland will give It another transcontinental linn to Ogden with th Union Pacific as a rival In cose this new deal goes through It Is an m CUred fact thnt the ilUsourl 1 ItlcDurlingtoa tint t Itjk Island syoiem will ixltnd tbelr lines to Offiienai bribe pro poaedarrangemeDi all pi esenl Bio Uronda alliances would be mode void Tfalklaa Xleieaat l Aflr Ur etly There WM a strike on Thursday at the Marl borouub Hotel Headway and Thirtyseventh street against nonunion painters employed by Vanctl A Prior tbooontractor Carpoo tore boutaimltLs st ainlltt T marble work ers and aruisbci came rut The objection aMn palntr the mm say were green Italians a BptnUni BMd nn Arab who wir getting only tJiOadar Tb air ha was stiied pea riUr tiy tin iil librtfA of the nonunion i nsq hugh lilly of twentys sib drool and Ninth aveiiur who has tlie e ntrajt fur lLa carpent Work refUM ly take back lite carnfqier wfic bad truck This morning Lbs walkIng del uii coY they wlIIatrjlrcJis iop and will call cut Ills moil ou till jop tuttt Mr Qvtty ties ira dui w c ull otur tbe city Esd r Ik Strike at If r ll taerr Macce The strike of tire workmen repairing Mr Theodore lUrameytrs bout at 2U UadU con ataou MM aiDloJtWr setl4 rUrdy the ionunion earpotai iololn tb union lire T A Jlsvamarar wh n she bean of tb Hike railed at th bousi 41 H S0udp after noon AIM m kil tite mai who wu in ititttin If Ill mltlrlML whether the matter viuida the iilaiivi 1 ibutknr tiouMu 1 Wo Ji could iiMfiI 4 lnluist lo tb tsijit w luhi iii I U thIS sIriand l went 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I ruutjrpt 1 6 THE SUN SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20 1690 I I f6be iII i mt I V BATU DAY BEPTEMDEB 90 1m leaden Ofneee t TtlR BO An r e tl 4e0 t loSs tSfeditreeme a nl WPIU 4SO staB Umtfoe W a Connecticut Mean Bntlneta We nnderatand that the ext truth abu the omission ot any reference t Mr Gnovsn CutTBLUSD In the platform o the Connecticut cut Democrats Is this of the OitEVXLAirD pro The programme 0 pr snotert on the State Committee and In the Convention was t present strong GLUTS XiAjro resolution and force their adoption Besolutlons and first br the Committee on lutonl then by the delegates A boom fo the Btnfftd Prophet was t b started at H Cord The Connecticut Democracy wore t b exhibited t the country as wild with enthusiasm for the renomlnatlon of the ctum te rnomato o te m had carried that State b 1884 plurality In 1684 and who nearly lot with only 834 plurality four years lat The election of delegates t the Conven tion showed that the tide was against the Bluffed Prophet not for him I Hartford fo Instance whero the Democratic prima ries bad previously been controlled by a faction rather friendly t Mr CLXVXJJAND the CurnnuND ticket for delegates had been beaten more than two t one More than twothirds of the Democrats of Ha ford were opposed t committing the party to the cause of disaster Nevertheless the OiiXTELAMD promoter would hav pressed the resolutions they had prepared had they not been plainly notified t tat If they Insisted on bringing the nameof their candidate before the delegates the distinct truth about their candidate and h for the disaster stuffing and his responsibility dl tar of 18 and his selflih ambition t risk t another such disaster In 18 would b proclaimed claimed on the floor of the Convention by the veteran leader of the Connecticut De mocracy the statesman and patriot who was unanimously chosen as the Conventions Chairman permanent Chairan And the Convention would have stood by exSenator EATON not by the CLEVELAND promoters The latter gentlemen knew It and they abandoned their mo ad the abdoned programme That Is why the name of Mr CLEVELAND does not appear In the Connecticut platform The Democrats of Connecticut mean busi ness Their eye are to the future and not t the past From this time on they will work for Democratic success In 1803 just a their New Jersey brethren will work In New York and In The Arrest of Dillon and OBrlen The friends of Ireland In this country will now recognize the necessity of prompt measures for affording substantial pecuniary assistance t the Farnelllte party We warned them a week ago that the present depleted condition of the Farnelllte treas I ury Is well known to Mr BALFOUR that i should this state of things continue he will count on gaining at tho next general elec tion some of the eightylive Irish sot now held by Home Rulers We must bar In I t mind first that many of those sats wore carried by very small majorities and secondly I ondly that the unavoidable election ex penses defined by statute amount In the ag gregate t a sum which will b alto gether disproportioned to the resources ot the Farnellltcs unless aid Is again forthcoming coming from the United States But If euoh old Is t b furnished at alt ought t be given now for as we have hitherto pointed I out the failure of the potato crop seems likely t cause widespread suffering throughout the west and south of Ireland Should the threatened famine take threatne te place the friends of Ireland would feel it aduty t send all the could for the snd a money they culd spare te relief ot the afflicted and It might then J prove extremely difficult t collect an ade quate fund fur political purposes That is why the replenishing of the ParneUlte trea ury ought not t b delayed an hour The arrest of Messrs DILLON and OBmEK shows that Mr BALForjn Is alive t the advantages derivable the Unionists from vantages dervable by to Unlonlst fm the present situation These gentlemen had been deputed t visit this country for the purpose of reviewing the condition and prospects of the Irish Nationalists and of pects teIrh Natonlt ad urging upon u the expediency ot giving them or ganized support In view of Impending p I litical exigencies Messrs DILLON and OBKIEH were selected both because they effective and are singularly efetve speakers bu they are well known and popu lar on this side of the Atlantic Their visit would undoubtedly have had the de I sired effect and for that reason Mr BAL I POUR determined t prevent It by arresting I 1 them The ground on which the warrants I were Issued namely that the arrested per sons haT violated the law in advising ten ante t withhold the rents due t landlords J Is since the advice palpably a pretext sic same avo I has been given repeatedly since the plan of r I i campaign w started The enormity of the alleged offence became especially clear t I toMrBALFOun when Messrs DILLON and OBiUBN wore on the eve of setting out on t their American tour Offoourse other members of the ParneUlte party can b delegated in the place of the Impounded Nationalists but It Is evident that an effort will b made t arrest them also as warrants have been Issued In l a warrnt hao ben llUe ad vance against many of Mr PAHNELLO col leagues The Castle authorities are acting on the theory that nothing but stirring per I sonal appeals from Nationalist leaders can elicit a new outpour of pecuniary assistance from America and they moan t render such appeals impossible by keeping the Par DeUlts at home They will find however that this theory although ostensibly justi fied by the apathy ot late exhibited by the friends of Ireland on t side of the Atlan tic Is In fact unfounded The arrest of Messrs DILLON and OBnrat will have I suite precisely opposite to those which were anticipated I will act on IrishAmericans like an electric shock I will show them I the real gravity of the political situation I will convince them that the Unionists I 1 have been watching while they were asleep and that another momentous crisis In Irish I history Is not far distant It Is I Indeed open t serious doubt whether If a new gen eral election were t b suddenly ordered this autumn the Oladstonlana and Far nellltes would not b beaten from sheer Lick of adequate financial resources not withstanding the apparent drift of publlo opinion la their favor I U an open secret tint at the tot general election the Glad tonUoi lost a great many seats owing t the deration of the rich Whig peer on whO lavish contribution thebad former Iy relied for campaign expanses They ore BOW more ttralteuod pecuniarily than they were then for their principal backer In the OontMtof June IHM ba Inc died Thy could not therefore advance a penny to their Pttrwlllte all who without gen erou and timely I assistance from th United State would bauntbU t utln tie Utu tor outlay Incident t a general election I nun of ltosnDnACH OBa I l d h herald do more than the appeal the moat eloquent speaker t muse IriahAmericins t the need o Instant and energetic aoUon o behalf the bom rule cause The appropriate pat reply t Mr BAXTOUB would b a great popular fund subscription t the Irish parliamentary The Hote and the Quorum Poetlo justice required that It should b the Speaker himself and not the Innocent Mr DrNtmrr whoso nose wa pressed against the outside of the locked green baize door through which CoL OoitsTAKTun BucaXBT Knxjona of Texas made his vio lent exit from the quorum But that 1s not the way thing happen In this world The Speaker W Mated In the chair calm and tranquil a Jcrmn Mxu won He had ordered the doorkeepers look the door s that he might proceed t count the noses of the members actually and physically without escaping his cally present wtot a nose h Imperial eye I was just at this moment that 0 ConsTAirrmn BUOKLBT KILOOBB whose feet a nearly a large as the Panhandle led the outbreak from the House C1 EUXJOM raised one of h formidable foundation courses and launched It like a catapult which to his against the frail structure t hl mind represented a tyranny u odious as that which formerly held the key of the Bastlle The door gave way of course and thus the personal liberties of the chosen representatives of the free American people were vindicated by CoL KILOOBBS ener getic protest That was a right and glorious but b a peculiarly unfortunate mischance M Draaiiina nose w o the other olds of the door a anxious t got In and b counted as 0 Krwonns nose was anxious t got out and not b counted There Is no more gentlemanlypeaceable and generally esteemed Bopresentetlve In Con generly etmed Rprenttve Cn gross than the Hon NELSON DrNourr Jr of the district contiguous to the Speakers Ho and his nose a respected by Democrats and Republicans alike why should destiny decree that the first blood of the revolution against the tyrannical REED b drawn from that Innocent organ The quorum was not broken but Mr DiNaurra nose almost was very much we a sure t the regret of OoL CONSTANTINO BUCKLEy Knaonc and of all other good citizens from Maine t Texas lie Creusot Triumph The greatest competitive trial of naval held In this has armor plates ever country ha ended In a victory for homogeneous steel over compound armor The battle Is one that has been fought before on many Eu ropean fields In the French experiments at O V by the Russians at Ochta In Den mark at Amnger In Austria at Pole and In Italy at Hpezls There the solid steel plates made by SOHNRIDEB 0 at L Creusot In France have been brought Into competition with the plats of hard steel face and wroughtlron back made by JOHN BHOWN A C or GHABMS CAr t C of Sheffield The results have been Inter preted In different ways by advocates of tho rival systems a Is Indicated by the fact that both kinds of armor continue t b vessel In their adopted for new veel spite of ther competitive trials and In several cases the same country adopts both the compound and the solid steel armor notably France In our own country compound armor made by BKOWN and by CAHMELII was selected for the Mlantonomoh at a time when no works here could turn out the re quired plates But when the other monitors were t be finished the Maine and the Texas and coast defence vessels and built heavy ct defeno vel ad battle ships planned and when It had been resolved t have tho armor for these vessels manufactured In tho United States It b came necessary t determine what system t adopt The study and observation of our ordnance experts led them to choose homogeneous steel and when geneous stl plates ad accordingly the great contract for guns and plates was given t the Bethlehem Iron Works this was the basis of tho plans for the armor Yet It was dome desirable In view of the great amount of armor likely t b called for to conduct an Impartial test t a Imparta tst on our own grounds under the eyes of our naval and military officers of the compound and the solid steel systems never before brought Into competition In this country This Is what was done in the trials begun on Thursday under the supervision ot Commodore W M FOLOEB Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance on the naval ordnance proving grounds at Annapolis And it should b noted that while this project under the original circular contemplated the entrance of American plates Into the competition yet the fact that eomptton none were offered does not Impair the real Importance of the event In fact by eliminating the factor o national prejudice or pride It leaves the opposite systems of construction as represented by foreign plates only t b Judged more Impartially on their merits The three plates tried at Annapolis were a CAMUELL compound a SOOTTKIDEB all steel and a Bommnrai nickel steel this lat having a alloy ot about 4 per ont nickel with the steel Inasmuch a recent experiments made at Le Creusot have Indicated that this L Cuot Indctd tt ts com bination yields a Increase In strength and resisting power The plates which were each eight feet high by six feet wide and ten and a bolt Inches thick end bolted t similar oak backings were placed on the a of a circle about thirty feet from the muzzle of the gun This was a 6lnch navy breechloading rifle a little longer than the pieces la service now long pie I serice 8 as t give a higher Initial velocity The pr lectllea were HOLT forged steel shells weighing 100 pounds each propelled by 4ft pounds of cocoa powder they were t have a Initial velocity of 3075 feet per second The first shot was delivered against the lower right hand comer of the BouNEiDmt xlloteel platoln which the projectile remained embedded the point having gone a few Aches through the steel leaving only a local injury Immediately around the hole The next projectile ro at the OAUUELD plate passed entirely through it and remained In to oak backing making several large cracks In the plate radiating In various direction Tho third shot was delivered at the nickel stol plate which fewer indication tl plt wbh gave even IndIc tion of Injury than the allteel plate only the point reaching the oak backing These result were repeated during the subsequent round Stated briefly the four shots near the of each plate left tho two comer eah plat to L Oreusot plat practically as good as ever except In circle of two or three inches around the four holO whereas the Bneffleld plate wa almost broken up b deep cracks In every direction and many plus o teel were scaled off while the penetration Into the backing bad beta complete with every projectile fired While the report of the Board of Naval Officer ot which Hear Admiral KJUBEBLJJT is I President will of course be mad up only after the final Ut o Monday which I t be a single hot with the Inch gun at t on t of the plate the fate of tfa4UiatEL J already determined U la practically out o Uta final competition where t only n m lateral Li to as wtuu of ths l 1 cu1tDnn plates will o the better results suIts under the flInch gun with Its heavy charge and FlrtJi projectile The nickel steel had rather the advantage In the open Ing lt of the contest and It I only remain main t find the result of a heavier attack But the compound plate f I already disposed of and the Creusot system which Is the one aopt by the Navy Department In Ite con tract with the Bethlehem Iron Company has certainly won a victory The Methodist Women During the months of October and No vember the Methodist laity are to vote on the question whether women shall b ad mit t the General Conference the legis lative body of the Church Elections for ltve by te Ohur that purpose will b held In every meeting bouse they will b b ballot and member of and vote twentyone year ad over may vot 80 far there a no strong Indications of what the result will b unless prevailing apathy as t the subject foretells the defeat of the proposition When the question came up before the General Conference Itself In 18 the decision was against the women but I the wish ot the laity II I differ ent I will prevail In a probability and the rule will b changed accordingly cordingly Hence i tho Methodist women generally a desirous of repre sentation In tho General Conference toy will see to It that the vote on their side Is large But at present the great majority of them seem t care little about the matter stout fight for their They are not making a stut fgh tei rights though women a especially prom inent In Methodist activities and as In all churches are more numerous than the men I they wanted t carry the day they could bring t bear an amount and a kind of In fluence which would b Irresistible The opponents of tho Innovation of course refer t Bt PAULS discrimination against women Let your women keep silence In the churches says tho Apostle in tho Epistle t the Corinthians for It is not permitted unto them t speak I Is a shame for women to speak In the church Yet women have always been in tho habit of speaking In Methodist meetings and some of the mot effective oxhorters have been found among them Methodist prac tice Is dead against the argument Another ground of opposition Is that the admission of women t tho Conference will Induce the Methodist Church to b used t Methost Churh t favor of Undoubtedly come out in fvor woman suffrage doubtedly would be a step In that direction I would stimulate Mrs STAN Miss AN THONY and the whole company of woman Buffraalsts with new and high hopes Their encouragement too would be with reason for the possession of such power In the Church would b likely t awaken In the Methodist women the desire t wield power I In the State also They would enter upon General the road Conference to public life by entering Into tho Oner Cnernc But their apathy regarding the forthcom ing elections must destroy these grounds for encouragement The Methodist women do not seem t b conducting any campaign in behalf ot their rights We do not hear that they are canvassing for votes thougn I would b easy for them t turn the scale In their favor If they were disposed t make the effort The Methodist papers discuss the subject t some extent but It dos not appear t b engaging the thoughts of the great body of Methodist touiht te gt by Methoit women They seem t b Indifferent as to tho matter and It 1 therefore doubtful whether tho elections will bring out a large vote either way That Is abut the way women stand with respect t woman suffrage They a not waked up t any Interest In It and their In stinctive prejudices are against It They refuse fuse t follow the leaders who would con duct them t the polls but rather turn their backs on them o not representatives ot to SL Nearly half a century of discussion ha not aroused In them the desire for po litical power with Its consequent political duties They can have the suffrage when they ask for It and yet they refuse to ak and snub those sisters who show ad tho sltor any anxiety on tho subject It will b Interesting and Instructive t I see how the Methodist elections turn out The balloon as a Implement of war o tested as t its vulnerability in a very In teresting manner during the recent man uVs of the Russian In the OnstIjora army camp a balloon held by three cables and with a dum my for an aeronaut was allowed to float six hundred feat from the ground At a distance of about 3000 metres four field pieces loaded with shrapneL opened fire upon the air ship To the left of this battery but consider ably closer to the balloon a pot of ob servation was occupied by a few offi cers who communicated by telephone with the officer in charge of the battery to enable him to regulate his fire while on the other hand tbo cables were held by men In a sheltered position who were able t alter at will the altitude the balloon and thus render tie aim of the runners more difficult At the tenth shot the range was captured and then the Brine was done by salvos live of which wore discharged before the balloon was hit When struck it began t descend slowly Then a sixth 1110 was fired at It but none of the projectiles struck It In all thirtyfour projec tiles without counting tho shrapnel were fired at It and when the balloon reached the ground It found that It had been hit by I was only five of the larger shots and by twentyfour of the shrapnel nearly all the perforations of the latter being In the upper portion It was estimated mated that the damage done could be repaired again in about half a hour and the balloon sent up A iloston contemporary states that the sent pint In Jeter of Curnuxu anonc UUuart Dimooru liwanlni end that Uovernor Ilitt le irowlni In fvor lithe UMton pspr r that the At loan atpuwi Mllirly I oppom OoYtrnor Jlui 1fimui Cllt Journal Nonssnset The 8 Louis Republic the lead Ine Democratic journal of Missouri Is I olive with likes and prejudices but it Is I always Dem ocratic and It opposed to no Democrat of blab Importance whose distinction carries with It the possibility of usefulness and benefit to his party The KaruaChtu Journal falls t take the philosophic view of its contemporary on the opposite side ot the Mississippi and of Its rela tions to the Democracy The glee club of the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association of Uoultrle county Illl nol sing a moil weet campaign ditty where of this I the sweetest tu Tba D1 l 554 islet Julie to r ry on Vat peeLii prlrUtf a isO ImannlUw 10D We ue bound t II you know Wbtrertr we ray g e That the luntr tu a rlibl I 1 complUo Undoubtedly the farmer has a right to com plain when such spavined song as this is I turned loos upon him I equal and cxaot jnUo wr done to this Moultrle bard b would be compelled t set the work of Btmator b1412 t particular metre I always give u pleasure t record any evidences of the profits ot cultivation In Obi caito Some burglar In that ever InUrciting tow cracked a aaS the ole abrbt and carried Ca the each A messenger buy who saw them lea tb ttore say they clod the door gently ana went down street bumming Annie lon Claslcal music never fail Uiep peal t the Chlesgu mind vn under tb mutt peculiar and trying elreumitanees Another Ilt of th passion for eultur IsCookoosatyls found In the uaUa of the a IbM t city tMUotaaa b Iftedsid in lb Clr Of is dtr OhJ tU I I G I as cage policemen are not to b blamed for their want of familiarity with the map ot a town which Includes within its territory such a wild waste of annex Still It may b inferred from the fat tat seven policemen w r dis missed In a single day recently for drunken Its ness topographical that the colleo Idea force f easily confused In The Hon JOHN 0 NEW la coming from London t look at the situation In Indiana but he will find that even his skilled carpentering can do nothing for the fallen fences of BEX JAUIN the Brief Mr NEW showed his great neas In makIng the reluctant Hoosier cling t Brief BBIUAUIM one but they know when theyve had enough The modern languages have hard lines In the West Our esteemed contemporary the 8 2ul FiontrrPrtn speaks ot a big bin voice with nIn emphasis and our anally e teemed contemporary the Chicago Herald talk about Isrum I OsrcMnnuEn nte ncNr the wide Plain West United States best beseemeth The House spent yesterday In hot pursuit of the fugacious quorum and when it put its hand on the quorum the quorum wasnt there So the Virginia election ease II I still on and Mr llKD got another night In which to dream worktoaoharm of automatic patent quorums adjustable doubleended CoL ELLIOTT FIOIDETJANOB BrrEPAnn at present make yon think of the bid gun that got loose on the French manofwar and threatened to make things unpleasant for the crew a related by M hone The Colonel is fast loose again and who ls so bold a t try to make him Borne people think that the country Is I almost count I on us edg of oauoif1 pal Jhtfaio am I But I Isnt so cheer un 1 oBonaa l cnnBrsn ILL Lltl Xrftborri it the Tameos Lilt Hlnvery AgItator The Rev Dr George B Cheever the famous antislavery advocate and the classmate at Dowdeln College of Henry W Longfellow and Nathaniel Hawthorne Is critically ill at his home In Englewood Thouah he has led a re tired life for many years he has been busily ensued In literary labors He was 83 years old last April He has ben alllne all summer and his present condition is one of general weakness For two weeks ho has been con ned to his bed and much ol that time he ha been unable to take nourishment His life long friend Mrs A T Owen of this city has been with him during the serious part of his lllneos and lately she become alarmed and sent for his brother the 11ev Henry T Chesver his sister Mrs Ichabod Woanburn and nil niece Miss Ellen Cheovor all of Worcester The chief literary work in which Dr Cheever has been engaged of late Is entitled Memo rial Otlerlnes of faith Hope and Love It Is ix memorial to his wife who died nearly four Io years ago I was his custom when In health to work ten bouts a day notwithstanding his magazines advanced years He wrote considerably lor WHOLESALE COFFEK MJKIffO Fir and Cafe a on the Premise and Fire EaKlaei Faa the Water There was a small lake of coffee without milk or sugar in the cellar of the building at 181 Chambers street yesterday A fire broke out somehow or other probably other for no body says how on one of the upper floors at about oclock P M These floors were laden with coffee and tea The flames were so hot that they rated the colloo and turned tho streams from the engines Into bolllnjr Water That effected a fine aromatic and appetizing j mixture which drlpned by gallons through several floors and finally Drought UP In the cellar making a pool several Inches deep The liquid looked like coffee but expert observers said that It woo not fit to drink There was too much plaster In It However there had been a pretty bad Ore and the sufferers not counting the insurance countnl companies were Loudon t Johnson dealers In tea and coffee and Joseph Maguire who ran a splcegrindlng mill on the three lower for The damage was put at 120000 but It IB prob ably greater Frctldtnt Ilarrlioa to Leave Cresion OBKSSON Sept 10The President signed the River and Harbor bill and the AntiLottery bill today He also Issued a proclamation ex tending the time for the removal of live stock tnd I to tme to rmova stk from the Cherokee Outlet in jlew of the drought In tho Indian Territory Owners druht thojndiau Tertor Owers aro to have until Nov 1 t removp onehalf of removal their cattle and until Doc 1 to complete the The Ircflldont spent the creator part of the day in tho open air and tonight returned at an early hour With but three or four excnp tlons the guests of the Mountain lou left this mornlnl te gets hotel will be closed t morrow altar breakfast At 0 oclock to morrow morning the President and tho mem bers of his family escorted by Mr Oeorge W Boyd will make H trip to the bituminous mine regions visiting Olcarfleld Houtzdale Phillips burg and Curwonsvllle The President will burl Bnr nsvle wi review a parade of about ten thousand miners some time during his stay Fairer TrcmtucBt Cold Not be Asked rrrm tte muAtnoton Fiat GOT Campbell of Ohio when eskeS u t l Jor Mo KlnltyS PTMIXOU for obtaining tnonxh Democratlo TOt to scoots I return to Conirtti rtplUd Vb I think the DemocraUor Major IcKII diatriet will b ertry bits liberal with him u b baa ben with tbt Dtmocratlo Con rc imen who bn ben unsiCtait dazing tbt pruint 100 Mbort Obituaries of Noted Foreigners ntrrOortni the oWeit Inhabltut of nab Or many 4lta there recently I his losth yr us wu with Nplolo l ISU In the eampHjn t Heeooir lie wa a watchmaker by usda Edward von Ban rnO td for many yean the leading post of Vienna and a translator of Sbakeiptare and Plekeu died recently He attained th afeot 69 without tbe auchteet decline of his mot facultlM Cbarlti Weit Cope the wellknown I painter died at Dournemonth England recently In hii Both year lie Brit exhibited at the Royal Aeadtmy I ISSS and was rrefeuor of fainting at the Academy from 1867 t 171 On Blndhelme nedgeon for some time military and civil chief of Ceylon and military ekltt et the Strait S U do n waiborn In ISU9 In 1575 b was appointed Celonel of the Rings Own Regiment his father n grandfather the latter a famou command er under Oeorge IL having commanded the earn regiment Iren rret Felix Llebreebt 1 noted Oirman Kholar t dead o about 78 yean II was born In I BUula and was rrefeuor of German In tbe UnUonlty of Lltge lie translated several watts from Ureek and English The Die de airier a stanch Reyauit gedion of Loch XVIII a Inllinaie friend of the Cent de Chambord died at Vernal rrance recuntly Annul Ton Bglmerinooj rrefeuer e FoUUeal law In ab Dnrverclty at Heidelberg and anther et works eo the right ef aiylam and the lyitemalluUea ot Interna tional law t Oa lie wae bora I 18Ji ldy Adelaide Tadogan wire ef ab Don Frederick Cedogan and one ef tbe eight daighter ef peen who tore the train ef Victoria at her coronation t 0a A Bad Near We were held np by train rebbere Woe you frightened I Awfully Doe man who had disgorged s hundred dollar found eul afteiwerd that he had ahundred mere In bit fob pocket tbat had been overlooked and tie wu so scared Le went hack and gays U np Noll e l Ap llMtls B Cal i Ii I Street remarked He Watty at Ue brisk rut table b HI replied HreSmell plu Lei me ni urn hoi water In your tap f14 aol I referred a the Btrkil Tfcei Ul leter GHereB BloXetv Pin UloseepelU VanWill e yue shank elses that creaeber you feat is trim Ibe Cut f Select Ml 101 Manire Udietl Thy he Freuliet ill IrUl seAneo ftem a Kit feud U eaaef Ik lssli e jrttlei I gsiLer Chleai Hotel Clerk after Mr liun out Usli hai regUere4lJeal bier out the Ila Ibu II lleaeem lteuetdih llsreut you got elecirltlir I a t Claw aI I Ueres ila wtew U wlsiii r wke4 the belie raetker I D Ue r tern lees thu a the iMniaf wail I Otittfi truiferr il Is nit rttin tad fiti IM miUjT I 4 tats nunr rrajicKCfis D OUr Kleneim mrreeted ci a Nw Cbargn Oemretsloaei e r nnett Col nd Be TacT Sept 19Tbe rrosecullon of the al 1 leged train wreckers petered out most die maui today Tbe Court House was crowded and the spectators manyEnlghts ad among te Ifctatotwel many Knllhs of Labor I being known that the quartet of prisoner were t be In court They arrived at 1120 and It was noticed that while Klernan and Cordial had many friends among the spec tators none seemed to have any sympathy for ned Cin or Duett Een Cordial and Kler nan refuted to look at them I was known yesterday that Klernan and Cordial had not been Indicted but there WM some surprise to day when It was ascertained that the Grand Jury unanimously voted no bill In their cue The lon Hamilton Harris and Detec tive Pinkerton were especially dlcpleased and Intimated that the men composing the jury were not 8 good as they ought to be They expected an Indictment and propose to have theKlurnan and Cordial Cal considered the next Grand Jury Arthur Duett Thomas L Oalo andJohn ned were arraigned on a charge of misplac ing a switch on the southbound track of the CentralHudson Railroad In the town of East Greenbush on Sept 4 1890 in the night time thereby endangering the lives of persons the misplacing of the switch being dope fe loniously and wilfully All entered a pica of not guilty and Gain said that they had not secured ah tbe note cured counsel because they ha not expected to be arraigned io soon They were eXp that trlr trial would be moved on Tuesday next It Is understood that they were advIsed atod as to tbelr plea as they are wanted as wit nesfos In Albany county against IU ran Klornnn and Cordial wore then rolctvxod and tho audlonoe manifested Its pleasure in such n marked manner thatiudge Griffith threatened to han the court room cleared DiSBatigfae lion followod pleasure a minute later when Kliiinan won rearrested by Uotocthe Hum pttroy on a charge of attempting to wreck n 1Iray elarRe attmllnl t wrck rain at Earner lu Albany county on Aug 29 lie bad his friends 1 goodby and was taken to West Troy where he was arraigned before Justice Urogan He pleaded not guilty and his examination was postponed until Monday morning Hail was fixed at 10000 Bubso otiontly he wa taken to Albany District Attorney Kelly said today that Red was the first to confess and his statement was taken on Bept 10 The others made tholr statements two days later Cain and Buett met in Albany on Bopt 4 and plimned to wreck a train that night They went over to East Albany where Iteod joined them Ac cording to the statements tho men wnlked down the track to tho cabbage switch Neal this point they broke into n tool house and took tho Implements necessary for their work Cain had a kov that would unlock the switch Tho list plate wore wedged in tho switch so that the llrst train down would bo wrecked While at Uio tool house a half mile from the scene of the wreck of the Montreal express they HIW tho train wrecked After the switch hud been misplaced the men wont buck to await the nrrhnl of a train They hid in the grass and remained there for an hour and a halt Tile only reason that another wreck did not occur at the switch Is that a man had been Bent to stop all trains on account of the wreck near Castleton This story coincides with tho evidence of tho prisoners before the Grand Jury The confes sions only contained tho slightest evidence against Keirnan and Cordial which was to the effect that one of the two suggested the wreck leg but that Cordial backed OUI Cordial and Keirnan wore to obstruct the north track and the other three the southbouud track The latter did their work Cain Implicates Keirnan lt tho wrecking lUKntners ARK lUKf IUD UP III 1C JJItlCK WAn An Inrormil Overture From the Manufac turer to the Walking Delegate Overtures of peace were made by the brick manufacturers yesterday and practically re jected by the Board of Walking Delegates Mr Hammond of the Brick Manufacturers Asso ciation asked Walking Delegate Gray t ask the Board of Walking Delegates how they would like to hold conference with lke t a conternco the man ufacturers and discuss things He wanted the conference to tko place Borne time this after noon Tho Board did not meet however until 8 ocloek When It did come together unt Gray asked Mr Hammonds question The 1r l finally decided to Inform Mr Hammond that if the manufacturers wanted a confeience they would have to put theIr Plt tolr request In writ ing and then tho Board would no pleased to consider the matter Delegates Gray and No lan went to tho Astor House where the brick manufacturers were waiting to hoar from them and delivered tho message The manu lecturers refused to apply In writing for a con bronco and things remained as they wore A captain of n brick barf 0 wandered on Change yesterday and said he had counted twentyfour barges loaded with brick passing Thirtieth street going down the river Iaslnl 1hpre I Is no record anywhere of such arrivals Tho captain sworo the barges werent phantoms A MINISTERS SOS nil Father fad to Tarn III Oat and Now Aeeuati Him of Burglary Charles W Freund the 21yearold son of Pastor Found of the Gorman Lutheran church in Hcboken Is accused by his father of bur glary Charles has given his father a great deal of trouble and on Thursday the pastor ordered him from the house Before leaving the young man broke Into his sisters room It Is said and stole a diamond ring and several other articles ot jewelry At about 1 oclock yesterday morning Pastor Freund was awakened by a noise In his bed room Turning on the gas he noticed a man hiding behind a door He seized him and found him to be his sou Charles Iho I y umr man broke away and made his escape from the house He had lot In hy climbing through the coal hole An examination of the house showed that several articles of jewelry bad been stolen The pastor went before Recorder Recorer MoDonough and got warrant fur his sons arrest Ue Is a bad boy the pastor remarked remarke and I am determined to prosecute him Realism In Amateur Trmmp LICe from At Altiant Join flat Edward Tracy and a companion named Gil len 01 Troy who had boon enJQYlnl a vacation In the hop folds stopped at MechRnlcvlA on their way home and wore arrested as tramps They were put in the lockup nnd their expert once there was so disagreeable that rather than remain another night tat pleaded guilty in the hop of being sent to the county jail To his consternation Justice Iorter sent him to tho penitentiary for three months plllen pleaded not guilty and tried to tell the Justice that they were more respectable than their condition betokened He was sentenced to the penitentiary for six months for his pain Tracys father heard of his sons plight and going to Mechanics interviewed Justice a orter The latter wrote a letter to Superin tendent McIntyre requesting the discharge of te Tracy Of course McIntyre Quldut rocog nlze anything 01 that kind Mr Tray rcol secured a lawyer and after much dlfllcuity aler drculty secured his sons discharge Her Babe Vmrn Her BOld rrm 1 l Lusts CIoeeDtmoenU WrucESBAitRB Sept 16A curious case came before Alderman Itoesnler of Reran Ion today Thomas Lawless had Mrs M Kearney arrest ed for assault and battery bho was ndiudged adudld guilty Hall In 1200 was demanded The wo man with a Gmontbs babe In her arms start ed to leave the cilice to bunt up a friend Hhe said was burred at the door by a policeman who aidMadam Madam yon are a prisoner The woman begged not to bt sent to jail A compromise was effected The Justice con cluded to hold the baby for security Mrs Kearney returned In two hours with a boud mao When she reentered the ofllce tie Alder man was walking up and down the floor try to keep tbe baby quiet WariAaalBet Doctor IB Hpts rrom tin Tabi4 The Spaniards have a strange method of bowing their gratitude to the medical men who ar risking their leln the present chol era crisis In Valencia a pbylolan ba been killed by a stiletto stab Iq the back At Mo tl bak nt another doetorladbis bead split in I two by a hatchet wielded by a woman while In an other district near Lerdo a third was set upon and killed hyatt Infuriated mob Kb doctor can move about without 1 military escort and ten then cues of assaUlt are 01 dally occur renco The reason assigned Is I that the pone ants are opposed to iautopary regulation ctratiie people tb toprcautorarr I I rAUla Br BMW Wllp cC the Tncoe rrm Uu OtHfort Covnuu Dr Dopey brotherlr talk t the Grangers from which we quoted yesterday WM auggos WOo tntorMUnic In ellra WI UU Jut there ws 11110 T tat epc b Its lr nlt TT le tu UMtl Wqieb Mfl at nt MU that In our cpinlou U hardly coei tot with r atl lAd tb at I tiff druwl NI llll from bo t Hew Vork ttiitrta1 a Iroseuryiucon ilsttit uxj ttt must ft dm It l with II I ie 1 deursti of Lid V couferred by Vulii I Uiiivorilly elr Rail if 01 raw be saul Fn the Jest twenty yuori bvu goes down over lbHH r cent fM u wHat a full was there my countrymen I Yt ts I UH sh yep W it seen IWk t tr all e u1g I5N 9115 Cbs a sr1Les F ilj eI JI L Dr Dart Old Parishioner The proposed excursion to Rondout by mem bers of the Church of the ber Epiphany on the Sunday Dr Buttell takes possession of tbe pulpit of St Marys Church is I likely t be a urge one At least hundred of Dr Burtsells former parishioners are oxpe ted to take part and twice a many may go In the latter event e1nt a special train will be chartered The ar ranuemento are for Sunday after next but Dr Burtsell may not officiate at Ilondout until the first Sunday in October In whkb ntl of course the trip will be put off The train will Mart In time to reach Itondout for blah wi after which Dr Bnruell will dint with the ex cnrslonUts The Committee of Arrangements conflate of Police Justice Power F A S Hagan T J Travers John A Erb and Bamnel Goodwin Dr Burtsell Is still In Saratoga Mr Bill Bill BUI Hill FslBl e mm 1 tttrUHn CHHUV Btfi d trenatliill J lei MrsLHPjJi recently commoul r cone iuiown baa bep ltey ii 1rlJ 01 4 5 I Yill Wssa Wet rm lift SheIsnt that the women who b BhtJlt woyyitJ tie IHiIUVe 11 ou F 01 br lulnJ acid word 1 il le V n s and now the goes and 111 on his grave nil 1 you can bear her over he geut A UeiSiPsu JsSiL C rUI yea UatDU ay irle Xiatt r Sc M1 I I day eS I U g Mied ihuve ii sub Sql Ih l IL44 Ttr Wears Vui With I I 591 1nN 1 rtWed dress AI 1IIIIn lIisii dliy Mrs I II liar or laell I ii JI1 Miss I e llscsere a large see II ltrnijlflg tirtr isolSlde jt 1IIJ Itfid L 1 the Jl rtt 1I1I I b 11111 K otaLlr been drIti I 7r iiweeaiwy Vil lag in tlr Weroe aelud be Iruft1ug flap ni lnaLrbad piab rmap Dl bbrujifi bsMi sF tnsi t Dtuii wH J 44444 J nl snrr caAtXEiraiat nr roast Otraek fcr a oat Na icC a l we eto w Eat Men Last OrA BOSTON Sept IPThtu ship Challenger of I Bath before reported put In here In distress today She has nothing but her fore and main lower masts with tore and main yards stand ing Oapt Thompson report that the ship ex perienced adverse winds nearly the whole time after leaving West Hartlepool until the hurri cane of Aug 31 Eight men were lost over board and four injured Daring the threat ening weather just preceding the hurri cane most nail was shortened and when the wind struck the ship all hands were aloft furling the others The jibs filled and carried away the jlbboom foretop mast and foretopgallant mast and Uio men were either thrown Into the pea or landed o thrw portions of the wreckage to few falllnitto the dock uninjured F 0 U McKi on had his left leg broken Thomas Quinn had two ribs frno leI and Seaman Ramon bad Ills right log broken Bcsjiiian Hunk wa houledln from the alln brkfn The follow Pea In a badly bruised condition folow ing Were oust ovorbonrd and lost George limbo of Copenhagen Thomas Gene of Aus tralia Con Fninbuu of Hwr dpn O Olosen of Sweden O H Ludwig of Germany Charles Fleming of Richmond Va Olo Olsen of Norway Flemlnl way and a seaman named Wlnvorn of leer man At 11 M the wind blew 100 miles a hour and the furled finds were blown out of the Baskets and by C4S the rairrenmnst bad gone verything on deck was smashed and carried away and the ship lelt in the condition re ported above and at the mercy of the waves The aby labored heavily In the t much of th sea until tho wind ruodeintd 1 itt 9 P A when such men as nora uninjured net about putting the ship In an good condition a posMble Tills required three daB and in the mean time tho Captain attended to tho wounded men When the wreckage was cleared away cells wcrn bent on the remaining spars and the vessel l was kept away for Boston the nearest port Her hull is in good condition notwithstanding the hul severe straining and aha will probably be taken to Bath for repairs taen rpns 94000 IID UNDER rna CARPET The Arreete Bell BOJB Tell Where Part of tha Bookmaker Rail I Manager Isaac Btelnfeld of the Hotel Ten dome was jubilant last evening over the re covery of 1000 of the 12808 In cash which was stolen from the safe by two bell boys on Monday Both boys were taken Into custo Y on Thursdaynlght by Central Office detectives and were put into different cells where both are said to have confessed At any rate Manager Btelnfold pays he received word from Inspector Byres yostorday that part of the money was hidden away under a carpet some where in tho hotel and he ordered all the ear ni Pets to be examined Under the carpet on the Hairs between the second and third floors the 4000 roll was found Mr Htoinfeld believes the rest of It will be discovered bidden about lii like fashion It was a nervy thing to do said he t step In and help themselves tbat way I was probably when Miss Helen Dauvraya dog was lost and wo were all abroad looking for It that they did It They had been with us for years those lads and had been made captains of their follows The two bell boy were brought tjp In the Jefferson Market 1ollee Court yesterday mnrn Ine and remanded Their names are Henry Cassln and Oscar Matthews They live to gether In a furnished room at 100 West Fifty third street They got their meals at the hotel Ive been congratulated half n dozen times Bald Bookmakr Cnrlan one of the owners of the stolen box but I dont seo why Ive lost business and been put to considerable extra expense and I hiuent men a dollar of the money yet Ive had to so about an object ot general suspicion and I bavelost much valu able time But I am waiting here for iny money and her Ill live till I get tt I CONFlOi7ED nr uia WIFE Miss Maggie Jlolane Lover Halted In HI Courtship by Her Brother Edgar Storer Is an employee of the Edison Phonograph works In Orange and for some timejio has been courting Miss Maggie Bolan a pretty girl living In Burnslde street Her brother James being suspicious of Storer hunted up his antecedents and learned that bo had a deserted wife and three children on Staten Island anil that they had not seen the husband and fathnrfornoarly two ynr Bolan wont to Staten Island and Induced Mrs btoror to accompany him to Orange on Thursday evening Storer was confronted by his wife while ho was at the supper table In his board a ins house and he Instantly left the house He told Dolan that he loft his wife because of her wrongdoing and that he had recently engaged Justice H l reno Todd of Orange and E Randolph Newark to get him divorce for which the preliminary teps have been taken in the Court of Chancery Miss Dolan Btlll clings to Btorer Mr btoror is still in Orange and she says she will stay there Cuba Looks Forward to Reciprocity HAVANA Sept 18The Havana Chamber of Commerce on Sept 8 resolved to wire t tho Minister of the Colonies that a long as the law of mercantile relations with Spain is In force providing that tho Spanish for pro1ldlnl products shall not pay duty here on and after July 1 next no reform can be made in tho tariff Merchants as well an the press generally demand the suppression of a law by which the island of Cuba cannot have direct trade with foreign countries ns the latter have largely Increased tholr duties owing to the import oertax of 20 per cent The island wishes to have a direct trade with foreign countries and desires tbe establishment of reciprocity with the United States in order to enjoy the benefitS arising from the abolition abolton or the duty on sugar The Minister of the Colonies In reply to tho despatch said te would consider tho suggestions of the Cham Per of Commerce when the Question of tariff reform Is taken up trf She dot a New Heart at 118 from Uu PMlaatlfMa Itqcr GBIBUVTIXE Ala Rent 18Few wellan thentlcated cases of extreme old age are found that compare with that of Mother Bennett who llvns near Greenville and whose Denntt that bet of witnesses the family Bible Is 116 Dble years tRio did not unite with any church c unlo wih until in her 112th year and was then Immersed according to Baptist rites by a young minister rounJ minste scarcely 12 years of ale I Aei Though In a Dream mm Utt l Pout pinutr Press Mistox CIT la Sept 16Stewart Ander llStwar ton aged 83 got up from the supper table nnd unconscious of surroundings without hat shoes or vest wandured about forty miles from hOI and when he came to himself was lying I beside a haystack He Is I a man of good intellect Ho says that everything bed during the eleven hours h mind was de ranged seemed like a dram a Sacred KheuBBtlam rrm e Strnum t v tin Itn nr Dizm cfCMaie I would rather be a drummer In the fialva ton Army and save men j would Ran a human sandwich with andwlcb wil the Oosrwl on ray breast and hack and rescue sopis titan treacli In n Iruco1 temple to n bandhl thal freol lnd woman who bay gone 10 church so long that they bar sacred rheumatism olon Oamrtlmt Their Deliberation from the Was9spts Star Or one of the windows In l tbf Rouse titer Isa sign today OaJII neadi lbetiagerge Do Dot disturb the initial by stirring theiti UI with timbre an and do not feed tbsp wit I louT recruit They Mill u dismissed lad Ibel tl II ao Joc1 Two Incident a recorded during tr week which are not only Interesting In thtra selves but are Indicative of the posslbllltleigf the telephone for purposes ot recreation ml amusement an well as business An audleoti of 800 people In n room nt the Grand Inic Hotel Saratoga listened over the telephone la the playlnn ot Buaussn band at Mudlnj square and every note of the music was tile lastly heard as well as the applause of the audience Songs and recitations by the Long Distance Orchestra composed of mnmoers ot too technical staff nt the Telephone Exchange Cortlandt street were also given and by moan ot a large funnelshaped resonator wore heard as plainly as If they were In the room Instead of 180 miles off On the same evening a gentleman won entertaining some friends at his residence In MorrNtown NJ He connected his ptlvato telephone line at CortlMndt street with the circuit runnIng to Madison tPiuutre Garden and dancing was ear nod on to the mulo of Btraimss band with ease and comfort br his guests When the upplot Strauss ntislo was exhausted thl Long Distance OrolieMrn was switched In and dmiolng was continued to the sauna ranslo which was entertaining the visitors at the Grand Hotel Saratoga This Idea of having waltzes on tap will commend itself to many an anxious hostesB It Is mitch cheaper to swuSS on music than to 11Ir0 tnueioiaus besides being Infinitely more reliable Mr W H Preece says that one reason of the retarding of electrical programs in England has been that the users of the electric hint have been paying heavily for the education and experience ot amateur tradesmen and In experienced contractor and have neglected to avail themselves of the profosloniU services ottho experienced electrical engineer Peo ple who would not build house without the architect nor construct bridges without tho engineer nor make their wills without the lawyer rush wildly Into the use ot electricity without any professional assistance where above all things experience and knnwledue are essential to prevent disaster and dlsnp polnttnent Largo installations have been completed without specifications to guldo the contractor and without Inspection to nee that tho work has been properly drab The user 1155 paid violently for bin temerity and fires and accidents have been the result A notable event is the opening of the Lansing electric railway line which is the first road built by the Westinghouse Company The system employed Is the single trolley the trol ley wire being supplied from a heavy Insulated feed wire running along the pole line ana the overhead construction Is solid and serviceable looking The most noticeable feature of the construction of the motors is the ease with which the armature can be removed and the fixing of the Held magnets in such a way that they can bo instantly got nt and repairs can easily be oirectod The running of the cur is remarkably smooth and noiseless and a sliced of twenty miles an hour can be obtained There are wanting signs that the English will soon bo thoroughly awake In the matter of the advantages of a wider and more general use ot electricity Counter evidence that they are not going to rush madly Into any indiscre tion Is also forthcoming and among this may be reckoned the statement just mode by one of the leading EnglIsh engineering journals that it Is evident that II electrical power can he relied upon and the disadvantages at tending Its use overcome it presents great ad vantages as regards first cost and ease ot maintenance and control as compared with water power A system ban been Invented by an officer of the United States Navy by which stringed musical Instruments can bo operated by elec tricity Be produces sound by the vibration of a stretched wire in n magnetic field An alter nation current Is passed through the wire and vibrations are sot up and continue so long aa the current howL The best results are gaIned where the current Is made and broken un youly as by ruublng a terminal over a coarse lie The Inventor proposes to apply his inven tion in an electrical piano and also In a system of multiple telegraphy When a few weeks ago It was announced that the Emperor of Germany bad clad his telegraph girls in the uniform of vlvandieres 10 one would have been bold enough to say hat any restrictions would ever be placed on ladies of a corresponding occupation In this country let It was seriously stated at the recent telephone convention at Detroit that It night be found advisable to restrict the stuffs of which the dresses of the stair In excbauge operating rooms are mode and allow only fabrics which would give off little Huff and lust The bios contained In the suggestion la o keep the switchboard clean as possible A London firm has adopted a novel mode of advertising It uses vacuum tubes la conjunction with high tension transformers and forms these into designs which are filled with electric light It is said that most beau tiful effects can be worked oat in this now mode of electrical illumination An almost equally original method of advertising Is about to bo adopted in Chicago where it Is under stood that trlcyclo driven by motors operated by storage batteries will be used in the streets for advertising purposes It Is proposed to construct a submarine tor pedo in which the power will be derived from electric motors The special form of torpedo adopted will be that just tested In Italy This consists of a largo hollow ball with room for several men Inside Arrangements are made for discharging projectiles and also for pick log up subinercel articles jy means of grapnels let down from the inside This sunmarlne bail cttn be raised orloMoiod or moved In any direction and the energy for propulsion and steering Is all done by hand from the inside Snap makers are experimenting on the elect trolysis of sea salt solutions with a view of obtaining caustic soda from which to prepare the soda used in the manulactuio oi soap Why Platinum In Growing Dearer Frrm the Baltimore Amtria Platinum jewelry fs iS dancer of becoming f thiPiof he past The amount manufac tured this year is just about onelialf of trmt of last year For the lust six mouths the price of the precious metal has been rapidly advancing until now It has made an advance of over sixty per cent of the original price 1 he demand Is aierlhan the Supply and inashorttlme the price will lo out of the reach of every jewelry manufacturer The advance Is l attributed to the large nun bar of electrical works PiJ ieleotrioal now In operation throughout the United Ktates The ninoinc of platinum used In the manumctureof else trh t al apparatus Is enormous Loch electric Jlht contains about 8X Inches of platinum Wire anti lftl19 metal is not loire It will not stand the great heat An the electro light grows more In Boor the demand for platinum Is greater timid tmnless sortie Mub dltute can bo procured ito nnces ore that Dlatinum will be indeed a precious ietal atlntim at prs emit is worth 14 Dn ounce cold li07l and elI var 118 The manufa litre of platinum jew airy Is snore axporisice than that or any metal The ordinary heat of the blowpipe will not malt it and it bias to K0 through a process which ile very expense and about IS rer cent of the platinum is lost in the working Money In it IValercpout Theory from iA CViloaw Jour Ocean flay Crttx Wict Sept lrIt is said that a centrall outline of a dofenoo to the actions brought by a legion of plaintiff against Fred crick Weyerhauser and his corporations for flood damages turrlB in 1W1 has been agreed upon and that one of he main points thereof will be that the great Inundation was not duo to ensumclent construction of the dame on the ChlppewanortonegllBent man aejment but to lice act of GodV otherwise In this cane the bursting of gigantic water 510111 between jff1 Silver and Usher Creek two trlbutHrlos of the Chlppewa It V8 eluln8l that fccoicb or woodsmen can tie piodured to proe the etpeaiaflia sub hurst lntHT lIt irhpoiit In limo locality name 1 and that It raised the c i PPOW m rapidly tust linemen in ucurte of Little lisiledam Bot Chlppewa FalU did not lima time to race lit gate t the flood VOIPIIIK down KJ rapidly a 10 carry out tue darn before anytljInS could h done to I Jet t tlie water through Jr this m be proted t will be worth several hundred thou baud dollars to the duloudatitu rrracbrr Ihhad by Preach heu ISi 1 14i119 lUia OZLAUQUL Otyr Slit 10The news readied jiere yesterday frojn hwettowo S quorab 4istiet Choctaw rshIqn ox lb f al sjjootliig of tile jiv IA Carter by tItS 11ev tju tokpr PetIt Whit men eel 1iutIiet prelip i it lelns that lii trouble clitie to lie kuhIbpg grew out oi a weirirl I trooter bcv big been piossuuicd by Curler Ciookor fined iio4 Id escape Anti ha tool since teen Lies from

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