The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
September 24, 1890

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VOL LVHINO 24 NEW YORK WEDNESDAY SK1TEMBER 24 IBMTEN PAGES n HICK TWO CENTS MAYOR C11AP1N STOPPED I 200 rOLICEUKH FDBrtniT TUtt Alt AICIlr JKITS rnou ututxiso n Ooeirtej Rafni em lajaaeilon and Bo Ika Mayor Iiemra aa Order C Ilia Dr kln Folte Aaaraklata Co Horn QaUttr 1Tltha l Trying to O B Ika Unll At sundown yesterday tbo JewUh rcllclon required that a who belloTed In It I teaching aioald enter on a fast and atone for tbe Inl th hlTO committed during the year When ter t flrst ta appeared tn tha heart crowd flocked to tbe synagogues to prar Theso were th religion Jew While tho textonsof the I Uraile and the yna oguos had bcon bUlr during the past week getting things In readl MSI for the holiday about 6000 Jrws who live en the tAt ride had been making preparations toobierve C the holiday alter another fashion These were persons who believed neither In thi JewUh nor any other form of religion Tbey bad arranged to biro tbo Labor Lyceum I Myrtle avenue Brooklyn In which to carry on their festivities as they wcie unable to aacuru suitable meeting place In this city Herr John Mot whose principles they hall adopted had been Invited by them to bepros eDt and speak This fact became known sov ral days ago and thero nnio protests from the reunions Jew of Brooklyn against having their holy day ridiculed and desecrated Those who wore In charcoal tho meeting with 0 view t slUylne this storm ot objections announced tat Most name bad been taken from the list ol peskcrK and that tho Itev Hush 1ontocost would ipeak In his place Tho orthodox Jews However still protected and attempted to ob tain from tbo courts injunctions prevent ing Ibo proprietors of the Labor Lyceum from lotting tho place for such purposes The court refused and Iho Jows with Coro ner Levy at their head went to Mayor Chapln yesterday moraine Tho result was that an order was issued that the anarchist Jows were not to be allowed t meet In tho Labor Lycoum tnd that tho drors of tbe ball should bo closed aid guarded by policemen and that 0 lore tme ol polo should be on hand to carry out tha order and prevent the Jows from congre gating Tho Mayors order was sent by tele uph to Capt Ennls of tho Sixth precinot and Inspector llellly was ordered op special duty to lee that It was carried ont The floor of tho big hall on the second floor of Ihe Lyceum was polished llko gloss and ready for the dancers Chairs woro placed to teat a lall crowd for a theatrical performance before the ball The cellar of tho Lvcom was stocked with fresh beer and all A In readi ness for a nlcht and a day of festivity At about I oclock In tbe afternoon a Herconnt of police entered tho barroom of the establish ment and allied for the proprietor As tho La bor Lyceum proprietors number nearly 5000 It being oWLed by thn Labor party of Urooklyu Ibo Hercennt bad to udurobs himself to tho bartender To him ho paid ThIs ma tlni tonight cant tako place Wee lot orders to close the door and not al low anvbody to enter tho hull The Bereeant then went away leaving the Bartender much surprised lie didnt exactly tndorvtand the thin but supposed that whou I Ftverul thousand Jons arrived thero they wouldnt find any trouble in holding their I eeun Shortly alterward about a doicn a Jewp csrrylnu bin bundlesnntsiod e arroom and deposited tholr burdens on tha lloOr Tho proorletor asked what thu bun iles contained Its lood replied one of tho Jews bread tolognuft bam cheese and fruit Its for Iho ftm b counter tonluuu The rest aint going to brine am thine to eat ole ni The bartender told I them to take tbn stuff io the hIt room a joining tho bin hal wnl h they did Then they sat around the batroom ana waited 1rosently some more bundles ar rived and were taken up stairs tho same way While this wat going on two men In oltlens Oloihe whose 8usplclousappoaranci andeen eral air ot threwdneBS botraied tnelr occupa tion entered the room and sat down at a table The bartender tococnld thorn as detectives Irom Police lieadqunrteis and I dawned on Polce learunrtols him that the police might bo lu earnest and might actually attempt to aUPI lOSs the meeting Ilia suspicions wero verlllod when a few minutes later the Sergeant re turned with seveiol mote policemen und took no a position on the sidewalk In front of the Lyceum posIton more Jews arrived and tho Bergeaut told them ot the Mulcts order They fire ihundeistruck and could hardly under tandarlKhtwhr they were not to meet In the lard A squad of twenty policemen next march Ing by two cnmo tramping down tho street and pass d through the main oitinnco Into tho corridor leading to tbo hal Capt Knnla a With them anu be told the man behind the tar that tho bull was to be kept closed A member oi IboCommlUoo of Arrangements for tbe affair arrived and as be entered the room aid catly la Gorman lallj for I sued tlrao HH pyo fell on tlo allt Ennls and tho other pollemen and ho tinned with a look of a tnn uhment to tbe bartender asklus for an explanation plaDllton The police said this Individual hnve re ceived order B from Headquarters to prevent you Irom holding your entertainment tonight luu cant not Into Ibo hull und tho tesi thing for you to do 1 to go hcmo quietly and toll the others not to come WIm vvavvi whats tho matter r asked tho puzzled commltteeman who could not un derstand Ibo situation It vyas cmelully explained to him anilllnnlly he understood Thou his indignation wa Ir atlnl louml vent In a flow ol liarsh Invec tives in the liobrovUorman jargon against the Mayor and tho police Its an oulittcft ho niirly shouted to In flict hun indKnltieion pea oi ilo men What ham w done 1 Jsnt this ufrcetountry la jeavjtliuila orlhoiliIu to prevent us from fathering together and oxprosrluc our oiiln OIIH e havent been lileut 1 1 or demon stratlvi1 What do the police menu by Invading our meeting pla e I Arent we entitle i tonoo tn Ilae ontle IOU flcech Uhy in IttDsl i they wouldntduro to latenere with a meeting before I beuinn This Wllh merlul isthamcul Vte bad no Intention ot dome anithlue but dance and pint nnd rnjuvnur nlves And herotliee tools ol the IliI PIO free yuntusl Institutions Ameilcu ouaht to be ahliumod of its Inetulon Invectives IxpOBtulatlons and protestowere w I no HVttil CUlt Limit vviifa obeying ldI I Jit thU lime nulie a larto nuiubiii of Anirch IIP utsnad anlved In the saloon aud wereHiailnu lon another in blank dismay Hut ihcie wan nothlnu for It Isldur hobiloll that wa the tominlneemnnH name hurriedly despatched n halt doren mon to New Vork to itifuiin ihoo who were gaitin icady for the entertainment f ol what had oicuriad Hnd io rainiest them nut to coine 111 ooklj llu alo Instrui ted t cmo io lookln le o Inatrudoll8mo of the Anarchist JOWl io I ntut on tn mselvesut I tiie foot uf tho flair leadlnis to tbo llroadvvuy and ergian avanuu statioua 01 the eiavaiod I road nnu to tell all tdolr IrleidsaH thuy tame I flown tbe slarl to return tuNtw ioik at once Wituout eolnK to thu Labor Lrcouut While ho WKsmnking thive airunuxuients to piecervo tha paire inolher squad nf i ollceiuen arrived mil soon alterwurl another and vtlll uuothor i eaiuo until there wera nbou luu p llcemen on tbaspot The policeman all euterei the Ly f Im ana ncalleiei honifcolvo about the bnllilinK Homo remained in the corridor 1010 othnr went Into a rear room and other want gut In the cummer garden in Ibo rear ot tha luldlnl Many took IT their liolmett and ooau and mid llnr thuinslvea comfottable nnL I pector lie lly appeared about Of oclock uud i took command The potrmei were fro I tie Hub Hlxih haionth iourtcentli und Mne I U inhpreclnct s JTbii unteruininent was to have biBtin nt I 7oclock When that hour arrlvid IC B thnn lOUJeuihad rvabcji the Lyceum wlnla thu I I pun at the foot of tbe eleiatad stairs lad I turned back neatly IWO iople ihoni who Were In t1 blrrool perslitod In aiKUlnB the BJMtar with Iho pollcu Captuln with what ra fult may well le 0110 Cllllln crowd colecu I yi ina Itt and two policemen croL kept busy oiiperslne It Nr ya bnutapil ciili und young woman living fu the priirbborho d bad heanl that loeru was irplnif to 10 I n bull nt tho Lubor I Jyceuni imd Lad come with the luternln of t IDI the fun vtid I convuiunt jolulnu lu I 11 Ju ydldut Know what kind oi u bull it Ins Koingt 0 unrt didnt fliri When tliy in I uJ lv U Hljlijn uJiihtif tin laloum ull WIM Iu Durut AInrlsch 10 Ull UI Ii tIVr till Pr u the wiilrzliiK of the IO I1 I JlJ KHw crowd movlug II 1 Mr Kobelotllold hUierletancos to aJJuK re fym h a IA 3 h Olla lkollua tUlro 0urproffrmm lor tcxnluht lio snid Wil If u e a fare performa F bn tho stuga hlug ituuiun ton s have r ltailon nnd daiilim I 1 ana ealluif J Mr Im ti rJllOW l I Cu ibu only t P ar aDll l ia i tiUgr nh d lilm now t i u c muiivur 1 vcr tLlul 11 In niH llu i ami urn u ru pirpinud to IIII a olh ilmu v I IIU lrl l und WM coninitod 1 1 tbl urult ODtrlO tl4t 1011 b Ir I I A lrW l W lt n i II 11111 Iwn I IreLI IF tbaUaitor u U kept iloted uDtll I t ow rut J uhi Hbf CflMaJp on what J uadir trbat law tuU I dons U didnt know h wn slmrtlr cnrnrlna out hi tlhnl triCllona lo you know who lntleafd rnl tal thin shamefiil thing T 1 was llf eo Hay tho millionaire butcher who wato tn appear be torn tho poor Jews as a Rinccro b llonr tn their faith Siithat they will conMiler his meit kosh er nnd buy it In prererlDat to other meat rannd ou sunposH the pollen would bavn flPied us If woworo not poor nnd helpless n by dont they stop other mltlnla thnt they an OIPoall to This nffnlr was not nrranuod out of ilto or with tho Intention of ridiculing Hi Jewish or nnv other religion Wo n not chlldten Wowintcd Io enlighten our Iooplo and Miow them whnt a true God Is like and show thorn th lid that the orthodox Jons worship We liuued n circular In which wn Imltntod the praynr ot the Jon Vo axkeu Ucxl toaboluh i oerty to iniike usnll rich to let Ibo peoplnrun tbe railroads not a few In dividuals Or Itlchnrd Ootlholl calle l nt my hOI and akai mo tn suppress this circular Of coursn 1 tefunod We shall try to hlrnCoopor Union fur soinii night thin week and hold nn Indlnnntlon mortlni YtlHtMr KobelolTsald about not Intending to ndleula the religion of the Jews In I contra dicted br tha lionets of admission which were sold lu the AnaruhUts Ihoy nro in llobrow and are llko thU Or nJ Yoin Zom Klcpur IlalL With ihrttro At runitd wih tht coniint of al al w rabbll of llbtrty Kcil rdr Mtit tu Va KolrdrHlhald I r Mie lnr nllon of tti T wuh Idoli al i ya I M tt rtli birth of tht MM Mciilah In the BrnokljTD liruoklru Labor Lyceum 0107 JUjrrtl itrtot Tin KOU Urtrt will t oStrfd br John Uoit I luI t ilancine bn7 t MAn mal and the hymni avamtt batan M KollNydrc is I the name of the ceremony which pints tho principal past in tho celebra tion ot ioru Klppur It was said late last night that onn of the An nrchlsts who wer sent back when they reached tbe foot of tno elevated stairs was Horr Moat himself Ilo could not be found In this city last night Tho HUN reporter spoke to Capt Knnln nnd Intctur llellly with a vlnw to ascertaining on what legal i roundH the hall bail been cloted and tho nuellng prevented Call Lnnls mild o All I know about It Is thatl reoohed ordorn over tbo Ulrgrnph lroto prexont anybody from holding a mooting In the hal of tbo mootnl boltlnl Labor Lvcoum until tomono v night und not to let tho Annrfhlst Jows gather on the street near the building Inspector llellly said practically the eama thing His orders camo from tho Commission er i f 1ollce nnd It nas not hlxduty he Raid to Inquire Into legal grounds Tbe police seemed to sympathise with the anarchists and treated sulpathle gathered In tbe banoom with more kindness and courtesy than they usually pay to peoplo whom they may club with lin punliy Although 100 policemen wero detailed to tho hall yet UO or t 00 other policemen were kept InreBeno nt the I nrlous statons ready lor last cmertenoy nlgut 1olke CommlSblonor llayden sad nllbt Thu opinion of Corporation Counsel Jenks and tbe instructions of the Jlayorwcro given verbally und there Is no ollkial wrlttnn state ment HB to why Ibo meeting was prevented The circular Issued by the managers of tho meeting was certainly of such a character as to call for extraordinary action It these men would attempt to carry out the doctrines they nlon1t preach In thle circular we would hnve to shoot them down tko docs Even If tha meeting had gone on we bad taken ample precautions to piecorve tbo peace Thorn has been no trounlo whntnver oxer the closing of the hall A police pnlrnl will remain on duty In the Iclnlty until the time covered by the Mayors order terminates that Is until tomorrow ovenlnc Superintendent Cnmpbellaald CarDblll 1 rocehed a verbal order from Commis sioner llnyden to have the meeting at tho Labor LKOIIMI closed and I at onto assigned Insieitoi Itelllv to tho duty of carrying out Ibo order nnd took measures to concentrate a fono of 100 men from the udjncont precincts nt the ipot ontly In tha evening From tbe roo jits blab liao received my instructions havo been carried out to tbe letter nnd uo dl bon turbancA has occurred One of the mopt ob loettonablu clauses In tbo circular to which the ieetonnbl to Mayors attention was called was that refer ring to the fact that tbe Anarchlts hnd ben dihon fn 0 Now fOlk but were going to tako a firm stand In Itrooklyn I hae read tho circular and In my opinion U fully justified tho prohibition of the meeting In the New York r enafcodn unlawful assom biles me described UHOfthrooklndsonly First wtienoter throe or moro Doroono o ansomblo with Intent to commit any unlawful act by force or second utemblo with Intent to I carry out any purpose in tuch n manner as to I vurlose disturb tho I public peace or third being assembled 1 sembled attempt AC I In Hpeaktng of riots the Ponnl Code rnforn to threats or attempts to do an unlawful act but such threats or attempts mu t bxmade by per sons who hao already a comblod Mavor Chnpln was Bought for lost nlcht In an effort to learn from himself his reasons for Issuing tho order but he could not be found 16sulnl found Two yearn aco tie Anarchists of rhllndel 10 phla sot out to hold a meeting nt which Jewish ceremonies nero to be ridiculed and Coroner L y had a band in preventing it and last car be pievonted aslmllardcmnntrntlon that was contemplated hero Bo when Ibo Brooklyn Jews hoard that John Host Intended to trans fer his Hold of action to their city they Bunt lu lold acton bnfitefortho huntllng New York Coroner Ho lent over to eeo Superintendent of 1ollce Campbell Tho Superintendent promised to suppress a disturbance should one occur but that did not tatlsfy tbe Jew They wanted tlat demonstration prevented altogether The Hev Ur 51aurlOi Friedlanderand the nov Dr William Sparser madanllldav Its setting forth that the proposed meeting would be adli tui banco ol the public pea e and that It bad been arranged for tbe purpose of annoying disturbing Injuring and endangering the comlort nnd reiose of tho members of the deponents congregations Armed with tbexe nmdaUts Lawyer Joel Krone tried t get Ilrookltn Judges to IPHUO an Injunction but none of them would do ho Accordingly tho Jew cent over for Coroner Levy again nnd arranged that he ihotild meet Mayor Chapln Iho meeting took place In tho Mayors olllco at 11 A 11 yosteniav There wero present besides the Coroner and the Mayor Corpora tion Counsol Ji nkn Volli o Commissioner Hay don tho Itev Drs Frledlander and Hpiruer and Mr Kroro The Mayor liBtoned wltn In terest to the Coroners explanation of the sltu nijon The Jows had many GerUces wbleh I lon nnd Ills associates pun ot ed to ridicule by n lInes of mock corumnnles and profanity onerilh the omner said and ho und his Iolerulh tle luL Inends thought that that would be an In frlnkotnant of r llkiou liberty Tbe Mayor rrlDIOmant was sympathetic r1110U be couldnt quite son how WI be had power to nt The Anaichlsts had Itsued I a call tor the meeting that hod been printed In tbe Mourn of trrtibnn an Anor chlslc Hebrew journal Mayor Chapln asked the Coroner to translate thi nil nnd this was done Following Is Coroner Levys translation Tho Jtuneer of trmlom Tbl company feel it thelrduly tocolobiatu thocomlnu atone ment e enlng and day namely the Of of the ald undaith day of tlds int nth In Labor Ly ceum lu hall at ul Myrtlo wreet Brooklyn by al eating drinking dancing promenading and Hiotcln s tolatlng toanaichlsm and tbe use of dyniimtto and powder Tho prophata of old preached and iidmonlihcd n Ibo nlmo of God In whom their followers pretended to bello o but wo openly and frankly proclaim that God never oxlsted There Is no God and Ood will never 1 e In the nnm of freedom we mock the Jewish religion As true revolutionists I rol tionists we Hunt acalnst lOllulon the 10 lult aCRlnst I Btate private and public property Theso three thlnBR must be lestro od Against re 1 ligion as well an galnst public and private property wo cuter an open contest a contest t not hrouch lu Hrln Wo desire to throw I off the yoronf the btutu under who Wght we lie by mean nf powder on1 l dynnrnlte wlileli we Inond tn 180 ngainxt lellgoin nnd publli I and privateproperti Voulllhaoaball on Alone me lt Iay lor tho purpose of ridiculing your Oo I your Ond Isdeuf If He Is sleep I ing or conversing with somo ono let our Aioniment ball nwake Him Let the tones of bli our music tear Ills oars open Let our revolu tionary I cocbOHuiih dviinmlto all powder Interrupt His conversations IDterult ils conversllonl Last yiinrtlKiloMsof Ni w York took their Godt Iholtllee Iicpirtmem and to thn iVr Coll 1Jee JCllartmoul oner but this y enr you poor JOWH will take your Hod and r llglon to tln rumetefy Hid exporlen o sililuh wn had In New Voik city taught UH the lo hou to go tn llrooMyn Jho moning mover will l We will tuko the CUP I jtiitlt in tha nulit hand and rillglon In the lait I HIt anil say ih y lnih hal go to thn devil lit iijKiinsof ibeusnof dinatiilla and powder Tliurl sing Pliyer Ulle Anarch In 1 tjiu I rjuht hiind uud roolullon and dynamite lu the rjibl Ood nevur was Is orator will b 111r I 1 I 1 ll lol A very interesting Ihratrkal piece will bn plarod wlilnh wan coinpofed elltllly for Aioiiuineiit Iiy It will be In nlmulntHOUkly ulth iio tr ice h III Dtiiag ue Thin iloiumei t d fdod tiiejMayoi le ltI for ilieCr ihin id H and ioibh andon i I ratlou Comeol Je kiworocomjii od lliat tlf wro nijtliorl lionet At Hr t I wub pUiiuBiI u Illliu l l intut 11 b uln ami ariut bl pr I forniein UK noon uHuiiytnliig surrlleulous 1 dOIO but altar furilnr iruuinvul by Coroner I vy it wan r t d io SUP H lli 1 11IIUU1 utiatlun Tio4i olll unJ mktructlonii woro I t to HuiKTlnfndunt CunipUII aecord nKly fullrllt l ILIII mid Unit JliiUliuim could bardly undamtuinl the xillumaiit this pro blrY po iravantyof Ibilr lollvlou eeremoul I VNI il um UC tluJaw Ilo I wav ontlaut lllolJ 1 Jl I lyju iflcaipt ot M IOI I In IravanijtiK Irlllollrllll 0 Ilieia Jevr not only Mi out kUl hI Im I Inniill bu atplurifil holy Irk B jnriliu i MOiaitynn lll i bun Ibu nun m lu tniht ih JowUb fay of Alonainiot 1111 Join llakkjppujliii it I I tuoldimuaicaTwilUrCBlllt Vom Klppur I a It 1 wen ji brvjl Ud l wan sat a llllr 1 Ifoic ai a day t alou or th dnii ot the y ar I Uira r uoajliox la olJiatiao I wa I thn day ot national humiliation and thn only fust day which the llosale law rrcocrjres After tho fall of tha temples of Jerusalem more fait day wore instituted but omhlp pur which tho Talmud refer to as ThoDay lias l nlwsys been tbe most sacred holy day of I tbe Jewish reir alIL I ihe fatllkO all other holidays lasts from I snnootof ono dlr to oun et ot tlo next or as 1 IherabbU bavr It until three stir apt oar In the iky In former times the day was ob served by tbe strict Jews with very com Il catrdcoiemonles The blgh priest who con ducted them had to pend Inon ilnyn bafoie I thn holy day In solitary tonllnement Tbo eircmony consisted partly lt killing young bullocks goats and lambs and strcwlna In cons tbe altar over them while they wore burned ou Ijutcrlr nearly all of this ceremony has been I dispensed with Tbe strict modern Jews on wih the day previous to the day ol explutlrn provide vide aahleken which tar tnt to a rabbi tn bo 110 slain Tbe brad of tbo t family takes tbo fowl I bv tho legs and swings It several tlme nvtr his bend and that of each member of the fam ily ehuntliign prayer while hodoenia Lnto In tbo nlternoon ot tho samuday an hour be foro the synagogue sorvlcu begins n sump tuous i uppcr U I served and after that they en ter on thtilr fust The eveningly I spent in tho Bynagngnp Tho next days service begins usually at 5 oclock und tho orthodox Jons remain In thotrmplo until tho mm sets agnta Children under thu tlO Chtlren tnler nee of 13 ron rH nrn exempted from tho obliga tions ot IhN fast day The reformed lows dlvldo the day up Into motnlng and afternoon ficrvloe and mirnd tho Intermission In reading or taking nlks I is forbidden to rldo in any conveyance Biouxator CAKAT lBrBCrINO VItl and JEvttnhort HlnnlBeil Truck men Catah n Check Forser William F Clarke 0 beardless young man of 20 whoso grandfather Is said to have boon 0 sexton of Trinity Church will bo taken to Jef ferson Market Court this morning and accused of having committed forgery nnd of having de frauded sovoral buslnona house by moans ot worthless checks On Sept 7 a young man bought a watch for 190 of Casperfeld A Clove land Ho offered 0 chock drawn by himself In the namo 0 William F Clarke on tho Sixth National Bank and exhibited n bank book of that bank In which Vim F Clarke had a credit of 160 They accepted the chock and the following day It camo baok marked no ac count Clarke I was learned went to that bank on Sept 3 and olTored for deposit a check for 1500 purporting to bo drawn In bid favor on tho Second National Bank of Now York by Mrs C Donovan milliner now then Newport After some questioning tbe check was accepted Ho began to draw against I nt once and several ot his small ohocks had been paid heloro tho 1500 check came back dishonored I was 50 pronounced to b a foreery Detective Hergennts Vnlloly and Evanboo wero detailed to find Clarke From Ida de scription and his handwriting they recouni7ed him HlR picture Is 182J lu the Itocuos Gal lery Ills father Is n plumber In Inrtyfev cnth street Two ears auo tho eon was ar rested r01 swindling with forged hecks He wont to tho Limit Koformatory Vhon ho got out on Tan 1 last be tried to go his picture out ot the HoTi s Gallery but It led Valloly and hvnnboo found that his mother lived at 14 JeQerson street on tbe confines of week Tremont They watched tho houso all last One night a man camo out and Evnnhoo asked biO for work The man said Mrs Clarkn was colng to move on Monday Lvanhoe ollorod to do tho moving for her and secured the job On Monday morning ho and Vallely and a real truckman wore on bond bright and It early UD They lugged out furniture and loaded 1ra Clarke sent tho frt two loads to 151th strnnt and Courtlandt avonuo Wben the last load was out of tho Tremont house she said she had changed her mind and would move to 5 West md street They took that load to tho now nddross and found one of tho roma apparently already occupied hole was a folding bod in it books and cigarettes While they worked they watuhe 1 and young hlo came out Hf fought fiercely when they arrested him In his pockets they found a false moustache a pair of whiskers and fry pens of different stylcnnnd sizes At Police Headquarters ho was Identified by Motes Jacobus of CnsperfMd t Cleveland by A W Johnson of Merwln Hurlbut t Co where ho had boutht a revolver and other goods and by Gluth it Coylo of whom ho bad bought tho false moustache and whiskers UIIK 8roiTKt Tnrni QAMS Tbrc BMk Itobberi Foiled by the Calh ler Hhnrpwltted Hliler LEBANON Po Sept 23A very daring at tempt to rob tho Peoples Dank here was neat ly frustrated by the shrcwdnosH and prompt action of an observing young lady who los just opposite tha nnk Cashier Woomor had just left and Assistant Cashier Elmer E Hauor was alone behind tbe desk In charge His first visitor was a short thick sot strange man with a dark beard who asked a number of green questions about Rending 0 draft to some neighboring town Tbo next man tn enter was a tall person also 0 stranger who seeing that the assistant cashier was engaged and appa rently belnc In no hurry stood In tho mlddlo of the floor opened wide a large newspaper and Eoemod to be reading The third lan of tho party who hnd nlio come In was a Ikhtlv built young fellow with a smooth fae The lattfrs movements were completely hidden from the cashiers sight by thn tnll man who stood up holding the spread Inl eprea out newspaper huddeiily the young lau un seen dropped upon his bands and knees and crept arounu thn counter toward tho npen vault of the bankand to where Assistant Cash ier Hauernas slttlnc The young man bail n sandolub In bis hnnd probably to knock Mr Ilauer unconscious hut before be got near enough u young woman briskly entered the ban ic K tall man with the newspaper turned sharply around still holding tho sheet SD that the lady could not Bee In tho direction of the cashier What do you think of this picture he neked und then quickly added some ono Is calling you from thv opposite side of the street The younc woman quickly stepped trot tlm man nnd shrieked out They are robbers Theiosonesnenklngoii his hands nnd knee Look out Elmer they mean to kill I you Cashier Hnuor quickly turned seized hlRpls tol and I tho next moment the threo wouldbe burglars dashed for tbe door and os aped Tho joung ludy wus Miss Ilour the cashiers sister Uunl lives opposite nnd who saw tbe strauce man acting suspiciously Col Camp Altaian tbe Captitlnav I Col John T Camp of tbo Twentysecond I Regiment forwarded yesterday to IrlgG n I LoulH Fitzgerald the charges against tbe elx Captains of his reclment arrested for con spiracy Tbo men are Capts George r D Hurt of Company K Nathaniel 1 Thurstou Company K William 1 1reeco Company A George r Demarcst Company O James W I Finch Company II ana William J Muldboff Company I I he cbarues are that the ulx I Captains conspired to have Ihoir superior CoH Camp court inortlalled lor his alleged failure to account for funds received for old uniforms Jho charge wtru forwarded last evening to AdjtGuu 1orter nt Albany JPorico Wlmr Kbit Hud Tut Iler Diamonds Mrs Ada Lobbell Ullllard reported to the West Fortyseventh street police on Aua 2 that diamond valued lit 1 1000 had been toll from her nat 357 West Fiftyeighth street the I day before Hhe said that the bad wrapped thiijewolry In a handkerchief and laid It on a table In her bedroom while she took a imp when he awoke In twenty minutes the dia mond wore gen The pCI Illlnut could make nothing of the case and nobody wai ar oted eltor ay Mrs Hllllsrd tOld the police that she bud loud her inuilnv diamonds In a lower pot Hh r mvmbar d that Hie had put them fhare bak alf uud foruqtttn all about It Tho handkerchief dreuui pal tot tbe story Ihe vad A Ufa Hurried an Adr ulure I r I IJIIJLII Ky Kept 21 Today IMnU Terry a carpenter well ndvaiireJ In e rs bruuutit lultfordhoioa from bin wife Amelia IVrrr Ha advertised a yi Iar ago In a Chi aito n wpapar for a vslfaund cauKUtorn aspruia wapror lookllitf lulddl ald Human Hhii rauia to llendaicpn Iud tie two ware inurrlrd Tbu Indellol tllo 11 I fomiilB clitriar for uoli khf turned out to ba only lived with the old Int man ihne dayN During ihMt tliiiu rliu buiubunzluil him nut ul UO wltii which amount nh ki p dthhtatv A I 1 Tbe upfrlir I lp iilU w Vnrk au4 Clileu Vlial 114 Lm I lied UlleK UH4Lral DriioiUon 110 i II 11 U lie niil IC iitu uiu ctiijsry rl U 10 u tui WKS lrSSKSnXW CIU I

I nt 0 0 JilAlrlo Miiurt njauofaitu 4 at Vtl i ac4 404 Uretnxlt tl t tori ar tjvirailui tbe j orl a lit Ul Mtu 4 J l a ti UaiJm laoa I Yltl 0 BIG SULLIVAN GETS LOSE DU1CAN iiAnnixox nor ON uia TRAIL ARHVXU rN Tie nil Fellow Manea n tJecBn In lh Hoffman Ilnnee Art G lrr nil nillr JKdwnrd and IlelrctUa Jaeota Try Uorol Hnnalon He I Iteeaptored Actor John L Bulllvan who II I playing In i Duncan B HarrUonrt new play Honest Hearts I I and Willing land tn Jlner Olty this I I week got away from bis manager ear I ly I jestcrday morning and came over to I town nlono to spend some hanl arned l money i I HnrrlKon bad managed to keep blm com I j I paratlvcly straight so far a ovor Indul I I gonco In liquor wan concerned but As I i lon as bo escaped ho began to set I up drinks for his frlonds drank freely himself Ho hired a cab In tho afternoon nnd I drovo to several resorts up town At about 4 oclock ho took tbe notion that ha wonted to see tho nIt gallery of tho Hoffman House and tho cabman drovo him UD to tho Twentyfourth street entrance Ho wa smoking a clgur tn the cab Ho got out with some difficulty stac gorod up thu stops to tho bar and called for omo liquor Tbero vero a number of guetts sitting at th tables when he lurched acalnst the counter and poundlUR his Hut upon It began t sny un pleasant tlilnstw HH utterance was thick and his language was profane Ilo was well dressed and had tho lighted stump of hll clear between tho second nnd third fingers of his right hand Ho boll It as If It had a handle llko 0 cork screw Lveiybody InthocafiS recognized him and commented on his appearance In audlblo tones of disapproval Billy Edwards tho export boxer whose busi ness it Is tn maintain order In the eollory nn pronelied Mr Sullivan and In a pleasant tone I told htm that suoti languago was unparlia mentary He urged tho big fellow to go back quietly to his cab and Intimated that 10 would be a wise I thing to tonllno himself to apolllnarls water The hint was playfully given but the big fellow did not accept I In that spirit al though be know hdrvaids personally Ilo I clenched his list around the cigar and held U under Mr Ldwurdtttt nose und observed that I ft would bo I clover thing for EdwardH to let i I him alone Detecllvo Jacobs who Is ju t about onethird 1 the big fellows size fan tho Interview from I the llroudway olllio and he walked up nitu I connlderable dlunlty to endorse tho eugges I tlous of Mr Edwards that It I would be best lor lon8 Bulllvan to leave tho gallery He intl I mated that If Mr Sullivan lingered In town ho nlgbt iiiltht forget tho fact that bo bad to act that T liebic fellow looked down at the Ito de tective toot 10bo are you talking to anyhow ho said and ho fired 01 a big uath at the little doeo the Jacobs explained that he wai a police officer and in au injutod touo said that Mr I Sullivan ouctit to know that perfectly well i seeing thenumbirot times that he Mr Jacobs I 1 bal been Introduced to blm lie spoke to tho nalflntoKnied actor lu a vory kindly way and finally got him Into a fairly cood humor Tho big tellow pulled a cigar out IOo pocket and stooping over handed I to the Ito polico Dun ore trying to jolly mo up ho said but Its all right71 A crowd cimo In from thn corridor to sea bow La looked under the Influence Their etaroi nettled him und he asked Jacobs what they wanted tbero gaping at biO o That is ono of tho penalties of greatness eald tne detective diplomatically o lou know Mr Sullivan you can alnavs draw n bigger crond than President Harrison Then be put his arm around tho big fellows waist In a friendly sort of way nnd undertook to lead him out to liroadttiiy Ho had previously sent word out to the cabman to drive around to Bioadway for Mr hulllviin UullUan shoved Jncobss arm aiuy and told him that ho didnt need help to get out when ho r1 I like It He looked around fet tho crowd once mote with an oxpre aiun of con tempt and staggered out to Broadway flo jammed his hand Into bin trousers pocket when lie reached tho sidewalk and yanking out some loi Be silver dioupod It on the pave ment The small boys In thu neluhlorhood who had crowded around tho entrnnoo scam pered forward and mumped up tho money Sullivan lurch d unsteadily into tha cab lamming tbs door after him and the cab rattled up Broadway Jho big fellow had muttered to the driver to take him to Jim Wakelys Sometime later Manager Duncan B Harri son came Into the hotel with 0 rush Ho had beard that his Btnr actor lad broken loose and he had started on la chase niter him Jacobs tole him tho route and Manager Harrison hur ried out of the hotel uptown Detective Ja obi said last night that hn heard that Mr Harrison had succeeded In finding his star aud bad uot him safely out of towu Sullivan returned to Taylors Hotel Jersey City nt night Ho was n little shaky on hk feet and bis voice was gruff lie disposed of sev eral bottles ot champagne and a friend assisted him Into 1 cab and be was driven to tho Academy of Muslu His legs almost wont from under biO sovoral times during tho play but he managed to get through bis part all right After leaving tha Academy ha was driven to tbe hotol H made n bee lino for Ihn barroom Thoro wore several Jersey City politicians at the bar and Bulllvan Invited them all to drink At midnight thu corks wore popping In meat stylo and Hulllvan was POIIIDI time Actor llanlson warned Sullivan that ho would have to gat Into ondltlou for the matlniSe to day and ho mucoodMl lu Bultchiiig John nffto eltyer and Itmou At ISO ho Induced Sulli van to break awuy aud eo to his rwm Sul UKAD mitKH THAT AUE DKADLX A Lineman Shocked From a Pol and for K Wonder Not Killed Michael Fltzpatrlok of 214 East 25th t 0 lineman for the Metropolitan Telephone Com pany while repairing telephone wires on a polo In front of 1520 First avenue yesterday touched 0 supposed dead wire which proved I to bo alive Tho shock knocked him from tho plo Into tho street but he wasnt hurt serious I ly though he has a burn on his neck Tbo wlio that came near caulnc FItzpat ricks death belongs to the Manhattan Electric I Light Company whose plant Is in Eightieth 1 Btroet near the Eat lllver When Fltzpatrick I wus shocked he tumbled upon 1 wtigon He was unconscious and His believed ho was dy I ing Twu priests wore smit foi and administered amlnll tered extreme unction to the supposed dying I man Fnzpatnck noovired soon alter He 1 didnt want to go to tbo hospital but the priests advlseil him to go and ho was Bent to I tbe Iresbyierlau Hospital His collar bone Is broken und he Is also suffering from Internal Injuries aud the burn from the wire on the neck I was sull however that he would be all right In u hhort time Iltpatrlck bat had two other adventures I with electricity On Aug 2 hi was knocked from n pole In like manner nnd wasUld up for thiee weeks He had been to work but a week I ery when und be Third was ngnln street knocked off a pole at B orr AQNKS JIUIIKISTl O2fa CLAIM tittf to JEuforen Them Upon Dloa Douel euiillo Imtntf Agnes llobortson Bouclault whom the English couits pronounced thu lawful wife of tho dead actor by granting her a limited divorce last year ban already begun through llowo Hummel the legal light enforce lowo lummI th810IRIIIIbt to hor I claim to tho dramatist eatato Kim e January I they havo had a suit on In the Hupreme Court I to cnforcu it deuroo of the English court of Oat 29 IKhJ grantluu 1150 1 month alimony to tholrcllont Mr Hummel said yesterday that no payment bad ever been made by Mr llou clcoult He deputed the jurisdiction of t I Knicllsb court Mr Jlummol tlilnkd tint Mr llouclcault left no will In which cnont Irs client and her chil dren by the actor are lb role tnheiltur J e arn IP tics ou tun hurroguta yrMiduy tint any application un lihalf ol JvOiiieaTboriidykit lor lettet ol udrnlnlmrullun would b i opposed Ait noon as Agneii llobarlson who Is olPOI1 benlu lundilu Sew Voik application vtlll ba mad I In liar bahat for lettors If a IJII U pro ducod In tutoruf Loul o Jhorudfke It will be ttfaokfid It has teu I said In sararal nrwipapar tbt I Itourlcault left no conntdarabl Ilapr utt but Li wife attgriiayn think oilmwUe 10 Ill 111 la Mar III llrolkar Vr4mNI4 la Hapt 23ftrnle LUla ud 12 InLl11 Uy arold brother war utaplmlu near luwn whn iliu Illlla boy fell Into a d n oir k and II unable to et rut l arnla bravali pluimtd lulu ilia i r k nnd afiar 1 liarlktruKulo got lilt brother naor iha bore I and bo wrumblad QUt but tu r i uai wan to ahuti I by tli Bort thatlltttank 11 A j t c CLOSEST Of OCCJV IIA el Th City or New Ynrk Vtnm br I Mln ntea C4 Mlanlea Ilehlart the n or The Inman lino steamship City of Nnw York In the raco she victoriously finished at Queens town yesterday with the Teutonic of tho Whllo Star line camo within 21 minute of the east ward record J days 22 hours and 5 minutes mado by tho City of 1nrls In December lust I Her time was 5 days 21 hours ant 14 minutes and she beat tbe Teutonic by only 1 mlnutoi Thor bas 10lIr bern n closorcontot In tho I history of transatlantic hustling Both racers I covered practically tho same oourro which tho I Cltr of New York rarniurod as 2773 mllr I Tbe figures of tho Teutonic were not tele I craphod to thU Mile but as fhe wns only about I I 40 minutes behind at llochcH Iolut nnd was I within sight of Inr rival during the first tluee and tbe last two daks f tbo oyagi1 shy prob ably didnt coiont mile iuon oi vtaur The big boats tuised Sandy Hook Lightship on Wednesday morning last thus I City otMiw YorlK M Teatonlc 8 7 Tbo weather vvas mild and tbo sea peaceful I Up to Saturday last they wero within sight of I each other Thou a lou set in nnd for tioarly two days tho anxious bettors on either ship caueht never 1 gllmj o nf tbo other The weather cleared en Monday nnd tboio was much jubilation on tho Inuian ship vvhuu tlm Teutonic was observed about eight miles astor The dally runs In knots of tbo Cir of hew York from noon to noon wore 4 fSJ 41 431 4MJ 471 471 0 Tho City of Now Yorks time as givrn Is from 0 despatch to tho agents here The Teutonics time was figured out at tun office of the com pany here 1 should bo thp HUIH to Ioches point The cable dospathcs sav thai tho times nf pa slnu Brow Head tovoial hours this side wore Cit of New York J5J A M Teutonic 1030 AM At thu olllco of tho White Star Hue Itvva said that the reason tho Teutonic was bonn was because hho cannot uvt as much POM ot out of Amerli an coal us tho titv uf New York cal Theru haro nov been gutoon voiiigud to ami I from Ouoenstowii under six vurlJO Jitv ot Iarls has made SOl 11 tho Teutonic four tho ilajostlo three and tho City of New York two BIO JIll IH ASlNIYLL I The Town Partly dentnll PeMtroyed Illaie by an Aeel I PANAMA Eopt 23 via Gnlvotton It Isoffl olally reported hero that tho town of Colon Asplnwalll la I buinlng Tho greater part of tha town has already boon destroyed This mesace won received yesterday nt thi office ot tho 1anama Itallroad Company In tho Mia building I COLON Sept 23An accidental flic com mencing nt midnight destroyed nil tho build ings I ou Front and other streets bark between I thueenerul oflloos tu within ono blm k l the passenger depot Tbe lompanys gouotnl Of f es wero burned lleiords partially saved About twenty cars BlxUo loaded v lib fi eight burned All ti o companys other bulldii cs nnd wharves wero sav od Thofompanys osi Interrupted is roughly estimated at 20OOU Transit not A leproscntatlve of the rnilrond comrnny I salil Our greatest loss wo feiu will rOle to huvo been the burning of very valuable rec rdp which cannot bo replaced Of course tho J20 OUO dimiiKosmentioijod Incur dospnlcu mily the actual loss to moans tlo urull money oiinompiny The dmuiiRos to private parties in the city may mount uptosewral hundred thousand dollar As to the general dnmugo to tho cltv wo I know nothing Though bulldlugH down llioi i are all liuilt of noodthaiu are many very jaruo and valualjle Ibo lire seems tu havo swuut over the liuslness part of tin city Probably there N I vnrv little Insurance ns American Insurance companies have refused to take risks and English companies charuu enormous rate Much of the real estate In Asplnwall Is I owued In Jew iorkclty 1 snacs Ai h who have oflloos In tbo titcwart buildlui control a i good deal of It I Owing to the riotous behavior of n mob cf I looters the military opened fire with ball car trldges killing und wounding several pors ns I IteCnloiccmoiitsof police have bonnili spai hod fiom 1anama A supply of o d has also been sent Everything Is reported quiet now JAUUUS A ttor Ntnbber Floniteil lir III JFntber br Order or the SIittrlMtrMte OTTAWA Bept 23 When David Smith the tenyearold boy who two weeks ago last Hun day stabbed young Peter Hnuscn close to the heart with n pockotkulfe was bofoio Magistrnto Durable at Cobourg foraentotico the Judge said the prisoner hnd boon guilty of a vorv bad offence and hnd shown a bravado that was as tonlahlner He wns uudoubtodly a boy of bad proclivities yet the magistrate felt that to end to prison n Ind of his tender ace would simply confirm him In crime If bo was sent to the reformatory at Ienotangulshone for IIo voars his morals might not bo Improved when hn came out Tbo magistrate snid ho would have preferred to send him to tholudtitrial school nt Allmlca but lound that this could not he done without expense to the raunlclpnl ity as tho Uovernmeut of Canada hnd niad no I provision Inr It Under all tbo clicumstances nl Honor thought the bet thlui that could bu done was to give tbo boy a severe lonisinc lio said that if Smiths father would KIVO the boy twentylour ia ho8 on the bare back with a birch gad and Inlllct punishment conscien tiously and to tbe atl fnctl n of tho Court ho would not send tup boy to tho left imntori Tho father readily accepted the magistrates suggestion and In the police cell below in tho proseuco of thu chief constable the bo culprit was severely Hogged by his father Lnchmrokn of the sad left a livid w oit upon the back nf the boy wuo cried with tbe pain Alter the bnv bud recovered somewhat irom hlncaatikntlon he was taken back to the court loom ai d sen tenced to close confinement In the i ounly jail for thn balance of the month Tho magistrate novel mode of punishment Is gi nerullv c in mended by the townsjicoplt ns vvl e ami salu tary Tho fame plan was aiiopted In a similar coso by a J ondoii Knc magistrate ashore time auo Tills IB thu first time ihun beon tried In Canada UVBT nor AiiKtiD niK USLKDKATIOS Tbe Trouble Over in Co 11 on Centennial At PjivvtuckeU PROVIDENCE B I Kept 23 Bishop Harklns of the diocese of Ilhode Islnnd bus declined to participate lu the celebration of tbe cotton cen tennial at Iawtuckot In his letter to Edward W Jllodeott Chairman of tho committee he says Considering the object of the celebration and the manner In which It Is to be conducted I decline to assist In It The Itev V Halllgau pastor at Fawluclet has come to the conclusion not to allow his Sunday school to participate lu the rarado lor the lollowlng reasons When tha muiter was first laid hoforo mn I consented to have my children take inn t in it feeling that It vvas to len puuh cf ic nlTajr A laiue at the pioiziamme howuvur iou vlnces mn that I was mistaken A committee consisting of tho llev Jo otili J oolley H 11 iletcalf and the Itov Hi Jo seph Ilullun conferred with the lilahoii tins morning llishop llarklnn and ills clergy lull Ilia coin milieu that they cannot nliovv the hunday BChool chldren of thuii chuichto partlc into iii inn will lemons wlioaie notot Ibvlrie llclon Any ofllilal bhumlug wlii h tho clill ilnn receive must have tlm ueul of their lulih on It Tho statement In also miidn that m Itliur the health nor tliocomfoil ol tlm cliildion lit taken Ititocoindduiatii n in tboiiioiurenu oni modatloiiB furiilshud foithem lu ibetfrova by tha comiuittce Tbu Man Mob Itoolorm Dr 0 A Benedict of iU9 Weet Nlneleenlh stret complained Io tho olloe yesterday ol a man who Is Htoulfug from doctors hoiiseM on the wentbido He drascos in muurnJuir HUiirae tlce Is tu call on a physician and Uava an nrdur to vlhlta sick per i a at a lartaln Iour and place Then ho rotuinn to the dudorn ollixj In the dOtora ab uiu i and lalU the forvunt that bn will wait until thu doctui ieturn llu itoald wbanver ba can Jay bi baud on and uououu llo ldp Dr Bondiiict Di Hoof uud Orovriajii of Want Twaniylblnl btruat und Dr Uulnlau of Wa t Twnutleiu street liuvu Leon rubbed fatally Hurt bjr JEUalrlc Cmr HDDBOK N Y Bent 28Charlau W Fiuon U yearn bid wan driving up Wurren street lust eiunliiK wh n hi borso becanio frvltiiiad it an Iroirl ear und filled ncron lli ira k Th fli c link t j lick mi i iltiiiiolllii nuil lii ii w t Ihrivrii umli r thu wliucU nf til cur UK d ed tw o hour atUr the act Idant ritrrs lie Thlnfca Thrrr Mhonld be Arrnncf mtnta fi r ItrclproHljr with Crtimita TonovTo Bept 21 At tbo meeting of tho Commercial Unl n flub tonight tills litter written to lra tus lman by Senator John i bbotmun was rend AM1INOTON FcpU 151 00 llr rrattm wimnn IKAn8in Yournotonf thcistb enclosing ono from Mr OoldwlnKmlth I received Tbu provisions of tho McKlnlov bill no ilotil t do apply vlth omoKovorlty to Cnnailn but tbo bill Is general In its application to all coun tries It Is no doubt n high protective tnrliT and will tea tho policy of such n law II Is not c po tally aimed nt Canada bill Is gem ral In ItB terms 1 do Mlexn thntwllh a little for boarnnco nnd modornttnn on both stiles of Iho lino tho fooling will become universal here that special arrangements for reci procity and trade rbould bo entered Into between tho two countries Thoro IK no pur pose towngo commercial war on tho Dominion of Cnnndn with a vlov to forco annexation Such a thought I suppose never entered tho mind of a member of Congress If thero H any leellng hnrn for annexation It grows out of thn belief that annexation would bn bettor for tho people of both countries and not from a vlsh to annex or conquer or pcrnuado tho peoplo of Canada to boeomo n part of the United States 1 intend nt the Una opportune moment Io offer a resolution for reciprocity and test tha senso of tho Bonato Yours very truly JoitN BuunMAN xna ntAitf intKCKBita in COURT Klemnna JBxnmlnntlon JPnatponed Hnett to be Menlcnced Todns TROT Sopt 23 The examination of John Klernan charged with obstructing tho New York Central track at Karners Albany county on Aug 2J to havo been held bcforo Justice Orogan nt Wott Troy this noon Mas adjourned until Saturday Tho defence Insisted that they would not proceed until F A Harrington tho assistant superintendent ot tho company who sworo out tho warrants was first called Har rington vas absent and eont a physicians certificate that ho was too 111 toattond Jho piosocutlon was roady with other witnesses but tho defence objected Thoy wanted Har rington first and would listen to nothing else Cain und Buott wore taken from the Troy jail to be tisod as witnesses Tho former confessed that Klornan and he did tho job at Karners Duett pleaded guilty in the Itanssclacr County Kossions todty to misplacing thn cabbage switch between Greenbuph nnd Castleton Ho will bo Bontonccd tomorrow John Itccd who confessed complicity in that crime will bo placed on trial AX A CJtOliSIffa Three JPemani Lone Their XITCS Near Salt Io In I PounnEEKrstE Sent 23 A bad accident oc curred on tho Central Now England and West ern Itallroad at Van Dowatcra crosslnc near Halt Point this afternoon Mr Wilson Van Dovvator and wlfo and Mr John Lattln came j to the crossing In a twoseated onehorse I wagon Thoy wero on their way to Halt Point I Tbo Boston and Harrlburgh express bound I oast was approaching at tho rate of forty mllos an hour and tbey attempted to cross tho track I ahead ol It Tho engine struck tbo wagon i completely demolishing It Mrs Van Dovvator was hurled ibrotiuh u wiro foncn near by Iler neck and skull wore broken Mr Van Down ier was thrown toward a reek llolh bin legs wore broken some ribs broken and bis skull fructurud Mr Luttm wnx thrown Into tbn creek nnd itlcd a few minuted later The others ven Instantly killed Ihe Van Dottutirs leave two little etrln and Mr Lattin u VMI and two grown ilaughtois Both were wellknown farmers particularly Mr Luttln who was known alllnvor DutchosR county Tha borso attached tu thu wagon was killed 1IIK ICEMANS HEAD lie Would TTet the Wtnlrl and th Janitor Wouldnt nuve It James Hlckey of 64 Gnnscvoort strent who has been Bervlnc Ice at 254 West Fifteenth Btroet for noino time annoyed the tcnauts by carrying the dilppinc cukes through the house Tbo janitor Ooorgo Funk remonstrated but yesterday Hlckey attemptedto carry a block ot leu up tho Btnirs Ho was stopped by Funk A wrangle ensued and It Is allowed Andrew Bauer 1unks nephew struck llickoy In tho bend with a hammer The icorunn was taken to the Now York Hospital where it was found ho had a Iractme of tno Bkull Funk was ar rested IiiKtlco Gorman at Jefferson Market discharged him upon proof that he had iot as buulted Hlckey Bauer hasnt beencuuuht yet MrH Gordon Maekny Get A Divorce NEWPOUT R I Kept 23 The dlv orco case of Mackay vs Mackuy In whtcn Mrs Oordon Mackay sought separation from her husband on account of adultery was heard today by Justice llattO on of the Supreme Court Tho testimony of an Italian was considered satis factory nnd tho divorce was Granted lira Mackay will havo tbe custody ot her two children Knot Her Lover PAN FnANCifCO Eopt 23 Millie ranhorut aged 22 lust night shot aud fatally wounded bomuol Gulduerg to whom she has been en jftie i Idberg told the girl his family and million would pioveut their belnj married In tho usual lonn but ho would mam her by contract Whim she refused ho threatened to kill uulh h r and hlnisell and It Is believed his id her tu shoot him UurtlifiimLe In feiouth Carolina CoiVMriA S a Hept 23SlxdlbtlnctphookB of earthquake have been reported us occur ring nl out 320 thlH morning The last shock was noticeable for nenrh a mlnutu A runi Lliiur acciiiup iiied the shockswhich appeared to como Horn tbu south The Weather It will be fair and it little coaler to day than yeiter day Theforeca t for Connecticut and extern Sew Yorl le thai U will be fair Mill elatlonarr tempera ture and Pouthtriy wlndi eiterdiiy was rlenr and coinfuittbl cool witli n fair toutliweiterly i IKH 3 A M M SHOP M H 7II 0 M iJ I f M ST IA V 6 wr M nj 7U UP tu Avereve Iffl Averajco on kept 23 IH U UH IGS4LG rKC lOltKCiir TILb li r K KIN IIPir lkuJi maitJ iiatcllcu att Cailtitt Atw fort ulr slightly Gxibr irrifrr i winni Tor eatern reiiiityUuiilx New Jeriey i fair ttatlunury leiupcraliire wrtlerly wli AJ1OUT JO IPX JoMph CBint f rltiu f T U at tli Hreroorl Houic A cjuutf Iriili f liilf i from Kldnr arrte 1 j rater at lli Jitrv Jlltcu uu tli tetiiibl Au liorl hb l u jtr ititl u t H f l hlfli fcle tAprctt tu tviou A iiumt HirJ nt jjitfii rttf filny Io uuiml liu i LrUti t t riy i run tuwn ntrtt oar llu lu ruu IN THE THOMAS JEFFE11SO oor HILT imnicAiKs ItKXlUCltATlC Hn Reenll to Ilia Brooklyn l nder j i enllnl IrlnelpUa of Jtflnerao DemoernrrOoT I on Abbetl ef Irreer Al o ISneitkB Ixettera of lrom Orover Cleveland and CnrllUA CollMtoa In the Clanndei HolelRereptlnn In tha Nerr The Thomas Jefforson tbo new boautl ful and IOrnmninit homo ot tho Kings count Democracy In lloortim place Brooklyn dedicated yesterday with simple but ImprN Alvoooremonlos Tho lloorum place front o Ihn lino building was handsomely deoorat with flncA and plants nnd th coreeoti hall eft the main floor In which tha exerolies tooM place and which will In future bo th sc n o4 all tho Important deliberations of tho portri wns richly nnd tnMofullv ornamantod It WM fioodcdvvlth electric light from hundred ol lamps mellowed by tho stained glass and thai stnco VVIIH paitlv hidden by n bank ot palrna nnd other crowing plants In tho centre thero was a floral piece loproeontlng n steamship and on tho table behind thi a maraJ moth bouijuot was placed Tha front ol tl6 THE THOltiS JEFFERSOtf eallory war decorated with festooned flasatYBfl armorial shields Coats of armor wero on tha walls An oil painting of Thomas Jefferson won suspended over tho Btage and directly above it thero was another oil painting cl flowers The latter was presented to tho Democracy by nn unknown poreon who Utne4 herself A Democratlo Woman and sho do slrod It to bo understood thntltho sift was prt Bontod In admiration of Hugh McLnughUBe tho redoubtable Democratic manneor In loss than flvo mlnatos after tha doom wero opened every seat on the main floor and in tho eallory was occupied and very soon about 800 or UOO of thn loading representatives of tho Kings county Democracy bad squeezed themsalves within thu walls of the hall Thla was as many as could bo accommodated safely Tho audience was composed ot the men who have contributed to tho building up ot the eolM and harmonious Democratic organization la Kings county and of representative Democrat from this city and other parU ot the State U Included Mayor Chapln Mayor Grant GorJ Abbott of Now Jersey Hugh MoLauabW lln Sheriff Daniel E Sickles exSenator Mur tha John P Adams Judge Van Wyok District Attorney Itiduway James Bowe oxMayojt Hovroll Mayor Glea on of Long Island Clrf4 Park Commissioner Browor John DelmeW Justices Konna nnd Courtney Thomas JPearJ sail Dr W B Hurd James J Conway DaviA A Itoody Police Superintendent Campbell oaft In fact all the recognized leaders In tbeoraante zatlon Several members of the Btato Demo cratlo Committee also crossed tho bridge afteii their own moetlnc and witnessed tbe InsplrlaB proceedings OConnors band playedlaaeto Uon above thu platform Thn oiurciBos began with tbe formal tatlou of the building to the Democratic eral Commlttco by David A Boody Froaldeaa of tho Thomas JoCTorson Association lie soldi Moro than a century has passed Blnoo Thomas Jefferson aided and Inspired br hi compatriots gave to tho world the JOemocraUo creed Nothing of a secular character nothing pertaining to civil government has so distin guished and bloaed tho century as tho effort to make that creed a living reality amona man In grateful remembrance of this and to per petuate a knowledge of nnd a love for those principles which have done BO much to oncoure agu men nnd to dignify life these walls bay been real od aud this work has beon brought to completion Mr President of the General Committee of KIncs county I am Instructed by tbo Ihomas Jefferson Building Association to Buy that your headquarters aro now ready and to bid jou take possession and conduct the coreuionlen nf inauguration John 1 Adams Chairman of tho Democratic General Committee mado tho speech ot ao ceptanco He bald Beven years auo the Democratlo party of Kings ountr adopted u plan nf organization controlled by n constitution and rules of order wbli h with minor amendments have oov ornedlts allalrs to the present time A e trial adhesion tn the written law in which fair play for each and every member Is the leading lea lure has rroducedithut harmony In our rank without which this building would not bar been posulhlo nnd from which It has bean tbo natural outiome It would senm then that part of wisdom to avoid any departure in ibfc future Irom the letter or spirit of our written law of orua dutlon and make thaniie I found neceflfiar only by the orderly ana d ilnllo uiOOsn of amendment therein pro vided lApplauBO rortunatu tn tbo posse tlou of uu urgiiubatlon which ha tended tn unity and Miunglh fortuuaie In HIM poue elon i ihoo In adquarleru thu htutollnu and lieauiyol vliuh re a once a tk pent that unltr ii nd rtienjjth and u propln c of Its continu ance adm iijinhod by the re i nt nrbltrary ao iluu oi Die diuiiinaut party In the Homo ot Hi pi HOiitatAon and llu ntlmpt to pass the liifnmuu Kl cllons Ull thit the Htrucglo against contrailatioii n old as luffenon naa iiit tut ended tint Di inner tic party of KluM outity In taMi u p u i em of It now horn podguH itself t m dnt ilu with n no wed real and uiiw run lid Illy thoto principles laid down by tip UH at npont ool Democracy upoa which itl ne Iviirve mir llljortle can b luainiuiiiod n d th ioporliv aud ul our IKIII ti y bo contliiu d Jhe o Ictn L uii4 llien iruanlred by tli rl oliun Miiy i i hHpiiiiiCliariiiin utidlJavld A lio dv ub hicti trx touial lutturn of r I4ret WLIO iQivivud but uuly llitbu two run mud BAlu IKK N y Bent 12 1890 ji hH r 44tint i it r ijtif 4 Jit 1iAK t in Your lunar Invitliiu ma on b 111111 1 if tint Immu i an o uulutionof IUDM county tu tu pruient and tu piirtlclputo in thi etruiii inluii utivndln tlm upanlnu of thi llioiiiHHjulfuisoiion thu 2Ud InstJ b o foiwrdo to me ai iluu pluco and I desli to luiiirn iuy tbiiiiki to tljB Ilium lounty Dinoc racy lor ihelr couilnun reiiiuiubrinc Tb duiaiioiicii uiy vftcution In w uncoruln and 1 1 of in the dutu lined fr tbaopan ion i ivmiili I shall Una Mjiuticli piirtiion d ork nualtliu luu Ibut I win uuwUllniflr I rough ta tlio eoiicluhioi that I mum forego tilt iJnuiui will h lio uicoptunci of thelnvl talloi you liuiniiii noii 1 an r J It uau but ft t nhuit tdiiangn that 1 Pttrtlupt d In Iliiilurliiicnf tliiornoi tonef i wow ready lor omunituy und lf bo vjttur wltu vrlileU it la

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8 b 1v IJ JLflLL lL j THE SUN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1KM V C tox mpl tlon tbfl most fr tlfylne TMnc of tbs eal atul fturlif of your Dtrin rnllcrr caalMlon Um hlnc etmnty Detnoray Sinl I rlalnly I cnnrnttnlated 1I1n the noAMftrion t cecli i bra Ifu hrnduiiartf ri In a CiilldlDg jvhot lift f MinB stf th trill I nin cratl ialtfi hOPT n thf Ttftmm Jtffrrion t Ir MinuM I fnunil ro loom I reonnsdi In U llul ne I e I 1 itend bon 1 Kttietiiment or Incline in ytniiatiir with iki 1 tiftPe t and Broil LI1 i 1 thf n onlr I f I I hex I ran wwi nttl Ing bettor or your nlol 1 bUou Uiiin tbat tbuir new imp mar be I ng conUmifd lr thor antl tlmt tbA r nay tako with them tlmrn and alKath tnnlntninUiota Trtnflplonnf Ipiptonlin I rnrerricrta old S tlo nation wbl h n tAIa ptl lit held and hOIItlr atiii 1 IN rift mo Insuto foil ItrAni Ifopdt or our ritintrr fUN rr Ir ft S TrtiIl Olun1 ItWISII TArinvoTiiX RfC pt 22 lSO Rir rrlr r1 7fl rn she Ld 10 I Jtls I ltupl liP Pf blft fnr mn to JcnTf here nnwwibUt tKtlng imMli diltlrn 01 tin i 1It mvatest lmi itan t lear this 11 t uidt h S Vut atn n tat I ttytodi ri jrurilIudpniiiriin P S mad upon hie ti 1 w i I ClinT r tine Illli gi4 nh enthntlrntlo n rptlnn when Oi Jl nl lo Itlon bi etirer1 upon o I o pat orrudu lug the put S fiftapt I ro ilnns and t n chrs I wire r newod when fOlne inn In the tnllen repeated lewd len I Domorrat hi blnitrl deliiratton nni ft lemorrlt I llarr Ohapln lu Introducing the Governor acId that Iho tlnv was of great Interest iot vntt 0 the nTer or lomorIC In the el nod Htatr bat In the nation It was appropnato I Iht Ihl trlDOipal p nkFr noon the prluciplon of Jffreisonlan 1 l iuoc ncy should be one of the foremost repr f ntatlf 1 the party It iwa axc ptlonally prtprlaiB that ho aboujd lw OflC who bnl INn t el ritaa again nnd attain I S to o lilghfsi t fflca In I p I ol the icople tr thie hhlleRt 1 then Introdtned Coy Hill who I wan greeted nl l h timnduwof applaus lastlnz i 1 torMveralro nuto fa MurD poke lor more than an hour and i S vraftlistn to wIth tho tierpent attention Ills k addrr I was piiiuluuiod all tLrouvh with np Idr aid cheers nd tin HO uemonstratlons WMti e io Cholr marked when br I dtnntnieJ I polItIcal combinations of all kinds with the 4 common enouiy and i Ivo lally In this Domo i J s oratlc twn I oOOV UILLS SIFIXIt OS rut rRIXPIPWS OP JIIItIN1MI r iocnitT ThfJiJini JcHerxon in his Ilrt I nun rural nd r tteM ennnclhtcil vrhuf he dfilnred t lin 11 t 5 I tr nUnl rrIteItltt l of our Goirrnmont and coneniuently the wlitili ought to sbape its t j dinipl tranina lollow adluipl 1 I IJnnil ttitI I tnct jtiBtlio to allmen of whnt lxaft 11014 I prer lnt or pcrsnalon n Itcloni r intlitloiil i lM aB conimoi r ami hoc Irlondinlp with eli outiona enlnnKllriu nillnncod with non the support of tiitnto OoTirnmrntH In nil 81vporl of Ihelr rllhls tl the ie rvntlnn of the teneral Omermtont lu li whom cinsttu Runnl lEor n jonlmw core or the I right or erllmly tho jfopli I iilitu J luto acnuleaconca in lli ocoiKlonR of the nia lorjtr eccn I uoliiifCit liuednillltla S the prom R lr the evtI oer the milttnrv 1 nnthorltrte in tio i uMliixnenpe I that S labor inur lnliuiiily I baidoncd the hoieetiiy nieul IIY our dis iv d ncDil irosoivutlon S of the public faith onconroupuient of lurrlcui tur tle ami of commerce us Us Immltnnld the CIHulonof iDtoiniatlnn anti the arraignment of nil buPe ut the tar or iiullic roinou frc ibm of lellulon I freedom of the pro lI too 5 dote of Iorfoa untliir tba protection of the hul oB4 corpus niiO irlal hI JUlio Impartially i eeleot d tlioo nnnclil B lorm the bright con RtHlntlon which hns cone before us nnd uutded our itepit tbruUKU an ago of rovolutlun S S aadTeformatlon S Jrom ihutilnie until thn present during nil the sliissltuiles luoldent to the politIcal con tntso nearly n rnntury those sentimentt BO tersely und uiliulrably exrreoted liy JelTerson S bavu peen regarded tho cardinal doctrines S of the Democratic puny I During I nt rr IIIIDC and successful ndmlniitra tlon ol the Goremmcnt these principles wero uniformly nifncctud antI unforced Their es mhllahinent nmrki Important oanptora and Uha iA In our lilttiry nnd development Some t of them lime IoOOIUO BO uoll eMablUhml thut t they ar4 no loncor A Biibjeit nf party ronlro serer for the II ld mnlutcnnnce of others It ba been the mansion of llu Domocrallc party S contend Uuriua lone penodH 01 political I t itrucule nnd they term ltnl Ueuea In tho politic of today 1 S To hecuro exact justlco to American sea men on the bluh em the war of lttl2 was in S augurated and Micceistully wncud under a Demociutic AdmlnMritlon I or the prolec S th nof republics on thl8 contInent and to avoid S S the po slbllity of entancllnic alllnncos with KuVopenn natlouH the Monroe doctrine wattS t S declnrou ty n Domrxrallc Irealdtmt and baa S vet sines been maintained The national do S main was onlnrced by tha annexation of the I 1 country b ond the Sllsslsslppl Itiver under oJ iba administration Jefferson himself I i ID the LlUIu lon of InformatIon the Gov ernment bus aldoii creatly but the epreod of learning and intelligence baa been chiefly S accomplished by the ambitions and elTortB of a S lire people friedom of icllclon freedom of r ithe presi freedom of person under the piotuu 1 lonol the babeas corpus are rights eiminn teed to us undr the fundamental law of thn Ieee S viand It has been peculiarly the mission of S r Uemootatio party to roaM with Jealous S 11 car there Inestimable prerogatives Its whole blBtory affords few Instance 01 an Invos on of theM high prlvllfCOM The home or person of the not bumble or unlettered citizen lmn I been held as Inviolable as the persons and mansions ol the rich and powerful Lnder S SO Democracy rule thor were no arbitrary r orronts no seizures IT telegraphIc order v no unlawful supi roselonn it Jiowfirapcrd RUPprnBlons nf the habeas corpus no f S ficwai ranted reaTlctlons upon fr n speech S i nnd no linprlHonmentfl except for just causa t The advent of the Itejmbllrmi party to power Jhpwever wltni 8 d nil tlnBO liilrluKementu S i f S upon the richts and llbortlei of ctlzoni Tho crltlrlnm of the Milnrteru and crlniB of an Ad 4 nilnlstrntjon Ins held to lm runk dIsloyalty It u tip freedom of opinion was tolnraud Elec Iii4lon9 1 oro cnrrlorlijy force i well as lor fraud S Kppronln si Uoinourat watt atle from at R S tack Judcoi wtio overawed and courts were 5 Blluiit Inliinldatlon wits the partsin weapon It OL the hur and tn ver bUncn of liberty rl 1 lt1el weB hot rrlliJ Many our asro when 11 i the rtKhtH of fuoUnborn Cluina were as Bultid luwa thu Dumojrutlc pjrty that came totheirrcu i 5 I S A WEIIDtlUIFUMBD MIIITIA A oUdlsdiillnrd tnllUIn adds to the Be T JIntYQf n btiije mid JdiiiTson Wl wleo to n 5lOh JPtolBlnni inl ry of pniKliileu A cltt 1 Ten S iililiery IntulliBcn loyul nnd will eijulpp d biC toes u source of confidence us Wall ItS n mutter ut pi lili turlie protwtlon ol it iiito from invasion from wjtioiuuiul riDoiloa from within laB patriotic dpty enjiilnol upon err people but theMi t j I i prontnCT 01 ilii civil on r Ibo iiilllliirr authorl Pt cn BhIIllo iinhcrMill rtco nlzed t The row r to call Into aellon tIe borvlces of fie inllltni y of n cominonwealth Is nn authority lizig 10 bUM uml hhould only be exorcised iji witb the rutrl i cnuloii Ibe iifceaslty for It h t Jpt rloiohuirthould i eumnlstahubla Itsliuuld I hot Le invoki lur oor Bilcut lireach or the I INiiOK nor rtx n moiti scilmmnce upon the S Ktr om OII i or two per oial onooimters or iii tint iin ulhorl7udunthorlnioi a laig out or rderly crnwd in publl inueinnr HID other Itt I S fling utlurllInc II rldent to labor illlllcuHlei In large towns or bill b wnrrnM thn Inturboul 1 t stloffol llio Coniiiin iitertuCiilef It lu perhaps 1f dinianlt 10 lay duwn ally lIeJoral rule wiiloh fibould coern nil einarioule9 Much must ba 5 ill Wl t tirtb pioiUar i In uinsinnces ol each tar S e tlculorexlKMnr and to ibn exeiclne ol hound f 11 r discretion It may liooer bo safely aaseitid that ho UMtUiiiiKOuf till strong power of tbo E military forcv if a Stat should not be ux liiftod or imrmitttd UMMPI for Ibo preven tion of a tutu lolmicj anti the protection of I crotiVrty ironi III slrll lIon and ordlnailly only upon the npl itciiUon of me clll au I thor It us iiiul lu their aId It U JOt Ibo 4 province 01 tho oitllt a to p rorm mere pollco ilnty nor ti opeintr nillroiidx In cast of n f ftrlkp in r to imlmldntr o rklaimui by nn 1t exhlbtlon of I otter alit number An absoluto c Sz nanuiUtr iu 10 III lalmr roubles i ticepi for t tD 110 inoivnti P or JIll pnLlIc mare id the t b4 corjfit position for our military It Is thn dlllr 01 tile ctMl uutjo 1loII Hhcrlns of S COUUIKS ito ci ti I ie 31 i yoth i a ud 1 tilts of cltlis Jt ln the flrstinjtft cot fmnprtftisdlBorilor and hI lt I tlior mo ffiin lnmlllclit tbiQ thn uilll I T I tory upon th luot of nuch nuthorltles 1 nay be Kut to Ihulr aid This sir and Jut a S Intcrprotutiori Ot the rilatlons of tho 1ft mill 110 tu the pulill In the time of actual or nutldpatad 11 ibancoA elementary thought SDt It may be line i eon Juoolllo and approved by r V 4 r PPntVi nts lunur own 14111111 Jn to Pull dlf dnenTnidnhonn list tin1 t lanty calling out of s Ibo tittlitary ii u n ilmiM IIIH ti unlly acura In jaTUiKrrathnr hnn nIIII1 or mpprosssd the I 110 lroubli3 Jhon I o n d I MW order of com 1111 nuniilH mnn way li I iiialuiilnid with u to Hun und 1 got iiiK nd No q 1 t a iini I or If Ijici itt IIL w II mobs rn l in n i tniln tyro k in 011 liiUt bo I tou rsl I lin t p wr ul urn military Ir forces hoI iu ijBfii lolilly unhoellotln Iv II ii Mpd nut cluoi wtiouinoi liouiKHry but alII l i del to ubBfrve pull mbiir I tbnnprivili litter 511 ptit to yhiidi ate lliM law rHilior tlmn to com flu U1lhu H 1lIlnu I olJr IIIIUI wb 51UloJ fll t 0 lIIalllllllocd as Art yeII Ub t Jt uIJOUV Itlomo d II iiI m rI oiilll urIc hior ii iiICi16 1 IJj II flu lollw ii t JIJ reit II IIJIIcljlllllnlUeoorlll i dl1 fPr Jto1 IIlIuw tiinUli ot 1 1 tow MHiet r IlIU S It e nleJl Jlio t JxtOIlt11 annul I I flel I nut I fay lt 11111 110 tnlorijsiluliut4 vr JB77 amounted Vol 00 llitiA481 7 IAN cI u without distinction of piirlv we Jilt Sis ID undo tu Satouil 1 liuuid of lilt Htute tin ov h Now i r nn urn foilwing Jellu ann t4e olhl i e and art nJond ninintu nlng u Well 811I iiliiiflor iin utlon lunar inure pnrftct 0111 OflIlTc t ve tlmn the Ito mil hour With Its I U U8 II eonfluroti iho legitlimite nlijoct of its L IU irxaUyit uud iiiiiliitiniiio will continuu 7 tL colltrIIII1l 10 Ills mldty has PI Id and the t 11 ItI Kloiy of in him t4 q rntvi ifjrti iur ui IIVK IBEUXS TOIUT nl q111 Wliun Jrrersoii Incliicltl In his declaration r 4retifl4l iirlnHplM ibn atipport A huvtu Jovnm in till of thcli tlllIuIN n lealnus L51t1 I c rytMunr gni ol 11111011 Ir l Ihto people vOiiiuioi with nil tuition lIt uuconrajiii men t of agrlfultn t nnd eiononiy In I t hi vu lie I exifimt lit iitrifustfd I prluoiplos I of L whjiili I 1 lie Uininidiutlit purly III sull Ito I I set t IJ sn4 liidat uni iIt I iliuiiii ion olr iat d S t9JIII1I Hi Jw iMit4l lieu l bulor the AIIIledn iH 4i lo day aasumlnK new i m Jhllll I auld of Ib innnnar III which they ere ruuisd Involving new dangers because 4 id f Ib I a ixq ji ncy and ipwr ul J that party who Innn Is I inward tbo talwnlon of our almlle and welldvCnaxI rrsUm of co rn llleotmc TIIB atoms or BTATOS Adudrrne to the support ot the BtM Onr riiunti In all 01 their rights kned to them tmdprthe F d rui 0 nMtttitloD lies teen l tintbo i iiticiioroi t our 111111 Ufliaro rel t d eiy nitciiiptr1 tioleuloltof thj iclnclple etiateneterbllet4 In a tiatorual or 80 trulrid tiuvirnnient ttt obeHfon Federal lotfrnm o rtione that It trill abi orb all tro lIghts it i tb htnt as well a 5 thn tmiocH tie ut I ii o oi k In relation 10 all doinrctlo con rn we 1 mad home nil fur Main It ell its for inimklpalitle Our form of got enmrnt may v ell borceardedfcato best goy rutn ntun Ot IIII IUD InclrlrtiniiKunjuitla tieithrr n nation nor a confederacy It U a in iii 1 or flLt A imd ha been trraxiy and np robilalel dctcrlhrd n a country tlltldod ilk tb waxes united ni the ra The ilerio cratlc pnrty an ru h ha nnt been ua iiindfnl itiobliuatlon lo Ire lrTO tho niiul hit eminent in II liSt JelKixni ailed lti bo n tlluronnl vigor Lo alty and ritedleiic to the t onitltutlon bavr ver been lla party watchword Ulxiiht Union I 1118 lnipnrllle l It eiiiaiotho country Its greatest OenerRls I ami tlxtv Per c nt of tho Union solditri woto recrultol from us rauki It ba uprnpllflfd jtRDcctDt by tie t example Ittt tiatrloUsm has ten iinhflillsh and unosttntailous Hut a proper respect for tbe just and oeces enty powers of r the General porernmunt aud the derlro to maintain thEn do not re luire his ntiprcnalot erery nw scheme to enlarge the functions ol that Uoernmont Ihe danger ous tendency of modern Itepubllcan leniilatlou I Ilea In the direction of Increasing thj tniwers i ot edoral ofllclats and i ncroachlnK upon the I I rlehtB of thu Htalcu Our opponents lint taut I I uniting tuwardu centrullratlrn I oppnto cantratuiu because It Is lninmi atlblwltb civil liberty said bitmunl J Tlluou 1 oppose can IrAlltm Utausu It rnttes an Irrelou I nible power and an irrcxponelble power is l alnuktt vorrupt and thin KTfat JJernocriU edit od clearly a Jeffersonian and LiemccrHtic icntlnn nt lh Federal i election bill i amnionlr and t rnt4rlrLnown aa I the Ion 11 bill loinonstrutfB the alarming extent to which the part now la power la will ing to ttotn UK oLoi Into In vest Federal oflVlal vvfthoitruordlnnry nod unwarranted power In their mud haste to utuict tint and almost rilimlly vicious meiuures Its leiuloro have et undo Bud overturned the precedents accn I turir rIle safeguards will It have heretofore HtiUlded tbo country in m hasty and rek IBK I legislation have bon broken down The force bid was not conceived to subeno me good of the countrr but Its tola puritfce IK I to rpetuuie tbo ascendancy of the liupibllcim part lu Cuugivas now believed to bo IIUIH rilled Its true object Is I scarcely du I mod We should 1 pot be cK 1 lved however by Ite prrnait hiturtlnn The bill infamous its it is IIIH not litcn abandoned Tie storm of un aroua il public ifliitlinoiit ugalnst It has coin i oiled Its temporary wlihuawii but only to nwii t tho munllatatlon I tin piblie temper as it limy be evidenced In the approaching Congtft sioniil elollon A Jlopun lean tn i nun h In the text Congieig will Insure llio re vival of this artisan measmo t A Democratic ctoy IIIBUIO its llnul ioatb Our ivan i nth do not haltiito to avow tlmt Ilboy I I desire It do their awn ountln and tlidr I tutU terllttcntlOD as they iipreM It Instead i I oi permitting the slime to be dono by the regu lar local olt tii n ofllecrs of emh Mate The issue piesenteil U t the most important one tlmt van submitted to the American people It i Involtistb rights art liberty ol every Itlzen Another Republli Conjnps means thin ei actmantnl the lone bill and ail 18 the dire I con HJIInlS vhloh will follow It means the Adoption of the results of a iraudulcnt census It maun1 an unlalr Congressional apportion ment it means a corrupt and partisan run nlpulutlon of the electoral college It means I lear alUMiUbllran liHident In 1832 aid the perpetuation of the ascendancy ot the minority party in this country I Tue HOIIT OF KLECTIONS The great apostle of Democracy deemed that a jealous care of the right of election by the people should always bo exercised That right Is the bulwark of our Illiotilrs It pe tullarly distinguishes a tepubllc trout a mon archy fct of l line pears tin Republican party has practically nullllltd our elections num berless Instances not inly by arbitrarily lint corruptly ruveroliiK Ihlt huuost verdict of the neoila hilt i by u pursUtcnt denial ui fair rep resentation Ibis is a serious indictment but it is a true one No hciuest man now doubts I that Iho electoral votes of Louisiana und Horlda wine stolen from tho Democratic patty In 1816 Our opponents mnbntlcally did their own counting and their own certification then early a score of Democratic Congressmen holding due and regular certificate of elec tion bae tioan arbitrarily oilted from their seats In the present Controls Law right and precedents have I oen trampled under loot In order that this slender majority of Kopubll cans might Increased d III this Mate two Democratic Senators wore dulr elected from the Albany and lIus elaer districts respectively In 188J each by majori ties of over SUOO but bogus contests were pre sented and tbe Rapubllcan tienato reluxed to dlxpoSH of tbe cases at tho lat session although tnero was ample time for that pur pose but they were held t v or undecided or the purpose of ascertaining vvhothor the votes of two morn Republican henutors should bo needed at the next session tn elect a lt publi can United mates Senator No cornea teems so indecent and no outrage seem so con temptible thaI It will not ho adopted by our oupononts to 1 obtain a partisan advantage ThU is tlioir jealous caro of tho right ul elec tion by the peoplo For ulx years the Republican LegUlature of New York ha steadily refused to provide for u simple numeration of the Inhabitants an ro tjuliod iiy Ibl Mate Constitution and which is necessary as a basis for n napportlonment of the ronate and Assembly tlstrlcts of thin Muto The Republicans roallz that the population has laiguly Increased In Democratic dirtrltts and decreased In many Republican ones und they know that an accurate enumeration fol lowed by an honest apportionment would ioe them longer control ol the Legislature This is th secret of their opposition This is Ibo real motive for their rolusHl to Qbey the man date of the Constitution Hie last apportion mont of legislative districts occurred In 1H7U eleven tents ago based on a census taken lllteen yours ago since which time tbn Mate I has greatly augmented Us population The apportionment which ihould have men made in 1HK J bilk nOli yet been niajo A Ileinibllcan mslnturo did not mako the last apportion ment nf 1BTJ until after four ears oi vaslrn I and delay The last Congress reap or tlontnout mad in 18HJ wits not made until two enrs alter the Constitution required it end not unll a Democratf Legislature was chosen These are the V1 ln facts and they cannot be tiiestloueil What is the remedy proposed lou cannot arrest or indct a l eglslatura for Its tlellbsrato failure to observu Ibo Constitution It may defy the Constitution with impunity and there IB no rcniedv except I the one which JoUersm markS OlltIlio ar rabuuient of all abuses nt Ibo bar of public I roaon With nn uncorrupted ballot nnd n fair count Nev Voit Is a Democratic Mate the Repub licans have not elected a fdnulo hints otticer save IIno i In nine ours but during all ibis po rlil tho htato ban been mifiroiiitiitod in the Tnlted States tiunate by two Ropubllcan Heurvtorn The air has heon filled all summer with the clamor of our Republican friends over u Con gressional apportionment In Ohio wherein is alleged that some partiality can beon shown ounmrty but not a word 01 tondemnatlondo we bear from them of tho Iniquitous actions on their part undor which the Democracy of New York has suffered for so many years COMHBISCK WITH ALL NATIONS When Jefferson laid down Ibo governmental principle of commerce with nil nations he dolured 11 policy which for two generations cuonuraueu and sustained by Democratic Influences made our country strong and rich and prospi Our hlilpn salli d lu nery port and carried a largo proportion of the worlds tiade No heavy bunions Inflicted by legislation oppressed mr efforts So resiric live fetters and unnecessary taxation in tie shape of high turlfls prr ventod the encourage ment of agriculture and the extension of our market Hut prosperous us Ibo country wit under the beneficent efforts of such a pollcytbo name Influences which antagonized Jefferson have appeared again to combat his principle of taut extension Tie Ittpnbllcan party In ItH platform of leBH declared boldly its PonHecrutlon to the economic pol icy of exclusion of foreign products not Bole 1IIIIDrO upon u bom market Agrlcnl tine and manufafturn never received u moro lnliUlttiiB blow Hut In 1th campaign for such a narrow IK llcy the party wbluli enunciated It committed itneli Irrvilavaby Fa I no Bit Its I economic dfn trine is the cam nlgn of IKSb uud tl1I McKlnii bill of IsUliavi taini d It us I recullnily itoiiubll nn No 1Illrnl i I nihoci thu I nimdiio eeononiic soiiiernaults such as llio I pnblli bns lately seen on thu part of dihtln guUlii II statesmen will pouuaje the Aineii I emi people that their broadest Interests and Lommnrclal prosperity can be saialy intrusted I to the Republican party Yet there Is I a strange and Bcrntficnnt con fusion of Ideas and theories visible I among the I leaders of our opponents Is It n confeeHlon of oren Slid asignof ieturplngins Carefully I scanned la It not a vindication of Democratic and Jt flttr oilan policy Let I tips ruad the opanlim sentence of the die tlniiul li led llepublicnn Neurflary of State lu the roeent speeds at Watarvillt i Met t I 1 wlli to dtiulare the opinion that the Lnlted I HluteHbas Republican statesmen all pity nowa 151 lbs Unltol Htntes has I wIth to declare the opinion that the United Bttitob haa lemcod a point where one of its i hubest tlutiua Is to enlarge 1111 area of Its for clUe trad Hrrii la I a confession of judgment now strangely such A sentiment would bavsound eI l fioni SIte same 51 urn In the onuifialcu of 1BSH1 t Then not a word did he utttr In favor cf 011 lorelkti trada He than ridloui 11ho necet Nlty for wilier inarkitts and lutvnciitml he most I otrpivv and imbaral poilcj In regard tl our I com mero 71 hlll sudden balllle of sentiment I01llll8rlO I is I put ulariy Jiiier tiBtf tn me j rmlIItr hiw I wan nnli uot iiulto a year atro by Mr 1 1 illniiiaa political friends and iiawnpiipcra for clollverlug u hut they culltui a ie trade bllr I snifii tuIb Pan AmarlrandeU aa to 1111 11 I Iul rciailonM Congii upon the occasion of I I tfilr visit to the Capitol at Albany lilt I ti I I lust I lmo With tbojnsln uuriwaacf roar conference 1

thnsneourajrernentof elrorr ecimmtTelal r eIa l Uona belvrran this country and Its Southern neshlor 1 hav the warmmt cympMnT Your Tlalt and the ronh ro too wnlf txvaslon It will have accomplish great rvnlts It they will bats bean the means of enllehttfilngour lawmaker upon certain fundamental prin I lilesnf trads tnIn hut the obJEt of th Conorew Will not lo I aYltalnml until our country 1 yealijes that a lIIIDMI wall of restrictive trade leglwatlon aroinrt Its borders it l n barrier to erclat Intercourse vlth other nation W have reaetied that stage in our erowtn when Ihe iloinanda of our mnniila turns n or wider market and you have teen Invited her tori what thor hnxe toolferanrt whether It will not be to our advantage to bu her rltllt r tllan 111IIr hint iir n vltntion will hate loon tuttle and thes attentlt III wtilfb you are receivings ill lw MIorlH vvu tMl unless tIe result of tour ricllbni atlons shall M ti per 1 snadott lawmaking bIr that our tntites must bo icvlsed tie mttret of ficer om merer Rorlptocity ann t booifFldeJ Mu I tual roncttfainnp ali will ulnulni int r national commerclnl I lelntifH I yon would I sell to ua you must nnt only have that v e t lint to buy but you n 1It facilitate mr mean f I buying It and If we voul aol 10 you vo muxt make similar advance When the law wMrh restrict and do not actually benelt are in dl fled or wiped out then vn LAn br In a sltlln thin 10 confer about thn oncnurngi rm nt if trade on a btter nnd more realenable bnnlB I Bipreboiul tuat tile campaign of fduca lion baa boon so cffectlvo t ven upon our bpponenta that these tUKRestlons of mine would cot now meet with Unit vehement nn I btgonlftu which they emountored only a short year ago I Our poilttenl opponent umler Mr Blames lepd are endeavoring to rldn two hordes on this occasion but such horses as Reciprocity and Protection will not run totother and the rldcrHtnuRt oon lose their fqiilllbiinm lIe tues tile danperx which coulront his party by nn adherent o to thu futreinn Tlcws I reviously entertained t and ltI with all his conceded In genuity ho Is I striving to sake n m w p isltipii md at tbe ximo time preserve If lolbo his con Iollc This will bo a dimcult rule l even fur him lie cunnot I Chaniia aroonA at will I And prove IbM lie Is I stauiHng sill I Tho policy or reciprocity and that ofn high tariff nrn radically incoiMitant With ia n thor The Aid II h an en man nml thn Mo i Klnloy bill rre thoronuhlyliccon liable Ien were ho Alilrlch I amendnit n to bi xcnolfll1 by i ibo rnnldoniaLiI If It H nxcrclco I it will bfl an unnartnnled usurpntlrn ol power for then feint authoilt In the Cmi tl ntlon for I Permlttti the Imposition 1 InrifT ilutlep to be ueiormhed at the Insbncn diietioi or die oretion ot the Exoiutlvr ma to t thin bogin I I tiln or n gradual tibolitli u I nil 1rUT1I t reo Stilt MI only th rblineetrmeoliiKh pi I tec Ion tin in t PI sitlon also to Dimo lati1 pollcvof Ind rent tnxatlir The enactment I nt tccirro ily snB thus lit crlnry of State is thf auloijunrrl of protiitu n Tio I I defeat 10 fpr clt IB the ppntunltx of Iron I tradA and clutching at this clover jucgle of words llerbllrnnft nncvth t in tlieso two eiilKrimmntio tb uah mpanlncleps ientcnrea I thny bno dFcoord the ml sing link between mote Ion t and rect proc y anti that t both Lo I I long to the saute coonmlc I eclf Hut that I i doluflon will anmh lierlprociiy iisnxeinili led in thin Aldrl h amendment carried Is lol al l conclusion meitm oentuall abe huto frtotrnde Limiting hun application of iodp rocal ttnd to the bnntli Vtnnrcnn State and liilielliiie t roe lire dl Instrn1 o Iree ttnde I will not iloceho any t nn i change iho pnt facts The p Icy ui rocipro Ity ni the Aldrich I kind a O anplied to tills und an ther ountry I means Ibo band nmont 1 tariff duties HI far ns the Import ft hat country and too exports I from our own ire concerned JJutb p Holes cannot exlt at the sartio time in relerence to the sonic countnos ICONOMV is THE rinuc KxrissE Economy in the public expense Is aJelTer sonlan miixlna discarded and ridiculed alike hr lederaUt hlgs anti modern Repub llcanx The colleotton of unnecessary revenue alunyn breeds ilravniance Tho continua tion of nnr taxation when wnr expenses hints cnisej U I an Incentive to lavish appropriations which thn Itopubllcan ports m Its ienowi it I tenure of power tap l not been slow to feel In one Cnn resslonRI fsilo a hrte surpliK hm I been hcatterod and the Cloy mm nt iR face to i face with a probable delclt at the end of the tlBenl tear To prevent Ruch a catantrophe Concrets hn resnrtfd to I u duet e d shonoinblt and iinntnotmnnlll It has ordered to bo turned ino th g m rol fund of the Treusmy there counted as part I tilt surplus revenues nnd pnhjc to e nernl demands IMriUiJtM deposIted by national baafcKior tho redempii of tbfirnoie nnd alwa BCOnliiered n trust liind Dm swell rir tbo surplnB even by this divhu bra nit brett sulllcient t mxet tl e tlornnnd1 of oxpondl I tuioa and In pltiof It an mptj Tie bury is t a menacing i robublllty lieu f to tie tnxpi yora deinnndf n ogitlon to prhato lift of such rooklcss Mpondtlrllth I A hOUND riKANCIAIi STST f In financial legislation and administration the wire conception 01 ovatumtutaI lunctions held by loTerson and bB hocrtirr ni tOo Treasury Uallatin has been sadly ihattcrod by liopiibllcan oiioratirin dnrni tho Inn got I erntlon Hob can llniinolerm pas convert ed the Ftdcral Treasury into u cleat regu lator of the c untrys Imlrlls9 1ioc i ntio Ideas never conceived tb t no munii pwr lor good or evil tthould be plituod the bauds nf I one man as llopubbcau policy him placed in the bands of the Secretary of r trio 1 treasury Diverting money from its legitimate channels I i by uunecosarily PI10T tine war taxation conti acting the cunancy Ly lund nrnte leci InMon nnd narrow admlnl tratlori llepuldlcan financial tbory and piactlca have reduced the commercial intereaiR of the country to 1 prll I Otis dtpondonie upon thn loioslfcht lutelli pence and Integrity of 1 Cabinet ofilcor The dlitumof the hccretaryof the Treasury may produce or nvett a panic Y o bae had vlvldiy Impre ned upon im Wtbln a month tuft dnncors of lIeh iihltun lion Wo have Been the iuslnes men of the fountry at the fnt tf the tIOlllfl of the Tnwsury imploring the Uovi rnmtuit for re lent of horded money to meat t e demands of business Vie Itave Been Ibo UoTtII nmont fear ing linanclal panic pour out its holdings the liurbaba of bonds at a high premium InvmJ i lug In thr baste to 1Iet trouble even tho I l soared limits nf a tniii Hind And have beaid the strange ont scIon of tho Govern I ment thai I mine offered these moaRiirH of rollif tie resources of the Treaury were ox baudted aid the money market rauct I lank out for Itself When hUlh situations nrlo tbro Is Bomelblng radically WIODL In our fiscal syh tem and It Is time wo cot back to better prin clcltB The new monetary legislation l of C Man e ns excmplilled In Ibo latent silver net re doubles the latent repeats tie earliest and perpetuate the worst of thoso irrors which for nearly thirty taunt have mild unbound Ilnanco dully national luHiruction nnu honey combed tho Constitution with Republican law Instead of cxucutlni Iho granted power to coin the people gold anti 1Il1f Into money liihtead of iiuectlng its chculatlon by cold and silver CUI tifle ate ttrlctly r inesrntutli of I coin dollar for dollar this Republican Con i cre 8 has now mannued wltlioiit this nt une of I cc aror the putvnceof n ces lty to mid another I newfanglod legal tender to I that promissory dolt currency which the United Htmes 8u I promo Court baton it was jacked to re serso Its own decision riclitlv ndudged lllazal After twelve years failure by onipul I gory Treasury dIcer purctnifes lo prornoto fro biinelnlll coinage at homo or abroad tile lliipubllcan part Is IIrlolt 10 deceive tho p lO iile by Ibo dultn or bailm settled what It culls the pitt lrlllll8tion The aiBumpti is i as nnwiirnintod an It IH deceIving The nccut lorilHliiiluu of Concrete Is meiely a temporary CM edlent It will gIve pi ruuinent tatlntuctlon I nonheio It puts hcavloi strain upn our ro sources titan free bliuetallU1 coinage without forelirii coofiorntlon would do nnd obslruetH our toiviiul tbnt end which we nil de plro to reach th free colnaito of silver under n proi rlnternatloiiul ratio In order to tlv internatlonnllly to our ratio sixteen It would bit ntci surv to obtain before hand the ioncordant ote of all the Hiates of the European Continent and tbn almuttuneoiiB I rfiolnnuu of tbn gold francs thi wold marks I the gold llorlns the gold loubles whIle the single cole or ConKiecH In favor of the nonerul Iuroi can ratio lllttn nod onehalf anti the re OIDUKB of a Hincl piece namely our sliver dollar should b Hufllclent for reulllng every wlmru identical blmnlalllo ratio Conern ptirsUt in innUmr sixteen gold ItalIaN eight the stifle ilK one silver tlollai while Illtoen and niielialf Is I the monetary ratio botwitnii gold anti all tbn nonnous HtnclB of silyetccitna 8X ISIII In 1 rnnct In lloilnn I In SpaIn In Aus I trIo in I ii I riniiny and Runin i I oiiire9H i hits with u Ibintnliirlng I Incomp i I leone aituilly piepnrosoltboi u titer oouillcl 01 mini ratio such HI I tvvlc alroadv avuipt the I United States clean 4 its inonctury metals I llrst of gold amid tlen of iliver or else Il canta away to foreign bands tbat lurgoprollt Inelclent to tlia reiolua which either bore or In Europe mum pruiHiIe to rank possible lie bliiKtiilllo eoiuuBi lit oca ratio on both sides of the Atlantic In one ut a Republican Congress has thus tifurpod a moie than doubtful power which If lawful thus cynics than unwlnoly used ban lepulfiod a popular demand for restoratb u of our monetary unit which till 1S73 wa butte tnllli with fro eollllLO alike In IIIIVt and lu gold nud ban Intorposod new blmlruuca to u stitch and Iliea welglaratio of punt for the I gold and silver of hue world corumvr e which IK a rational solution nf f Ibo ullter question If commerce lenmlue International und uuhcrial DKUOLIIACV IN TilE HTATK Upon this occasion bsfor such an audlene and up Ito thy wben I he Ilatll Organization of iur paniV belllnl allllI 1101 task 4 r eueoees ill etablhshluijc 111 this IIlal the Iirlnrhplri 01 Jimnoclacy l may Ie I nculed from solar departing rom the Ilret hip or Ilir subject 54 10 illoClili briefly corn ot the llIhUOIIII which Immediately conotrn tifc J tie Republican film Committee It re cent adilraua lo the publlo urging thu rat nil n ol that party In power says Thu opposition aerlyaek aniouiiorttinlly 10 obtain control nl the l alslatnrti Sib I triumpli al Ibis Ihnll wouid be frsiiiibt with untold ciii to Iii Stale and poaalbly lu Iho nation Zhs Damocrncy do not illiKuls Ibl fact that tbr I would ba Italihlo atth opportunity to pbtalo control ol th I Legislature lbi proba I mliilei fir of course Bualust Ibslr success WI sbsJI not be ur stly dUapDolntel u the 4t d 1Ak4 5 jj usual result occurs again An unjust and Infamous apportionment cruelly i raM nod upon us by our opponents to hampvr our elioitfl that possibly a political revolution can alone effect n change Hut what Is the untold evIl which opponents fear would I at crew to the State upon the advent ot n Demo lIfo LeeWntiira I Lot mo tell I you homo ut 1 i the lerlMn evils which would follow oAuJ I I enumeration ot Ibo Inhabitants would lm lm I I uiedlatelytxordered followed by an honest and fair reapportionment of the Bcnat i and Aembl dutrl ts of the State its re I I tliiirel hI IheConMltntlon A just and ecjiitta i i I ble l hvifl law vuiubl enacted llapid Iran alt would b Iteu to Now York city Tho tux I Inv would be noticed Laws guaranteeing bum nub to rvery municipalty woud b I passed Tho proper labor measures de lrtd bl the Wrklngmon would became laws Tbo farmers w itipi ho afforded ireins and metli olf tort eUr highways Arbitritl n oflnhir disputes vould be made cotnpulsorv Iho power and growth nf monopolies would b I cl o keel Unnecessary special cn Islatli I I would bo nvoidinl The retresilns srectnelo I i would ID presented of a LeclMntun not con i trolled b the corporations of the btato lititono III vvlil b tho leople I w mil have oniethln to I i say concerning their own legislation Ibis in di Id 1 vvmilil tie a new departure I I I In my judgment th great majority of th people or the State If tnelr Iron Mntlnonts could had ixpiBSiou through a fair roi rn I euntation wit ild vvileome these dlrj cnaml tIe will Mi a Democratic Legislature I would in nut upon them Au honest inexpensive and constitutional ballot rod rni law could have been placed ujiou the statute booEB thioi years ito bail there I been such n Legislature Tho woilld Fair would hto boon 1 secured for Now York had there leon a Lo lslatnio I which nn unwrnpu lOlls Republican faction could not control Rapid transit In our treat inetroiolis would also tuato lipnn nn nusund apt The Cipitol of the State would have lncn eonipioted Irocross ui on our great pubMe works would have been faillltatrd A Retuibllcan Legis latures III session Is a standing meniiie to tro host lnteic ot the btato Its mombors 1 some bolder more corrupt and moro parti san tech and ovuiy returning year At the tltiso ot the 111 l session the press of the State almost without ilstlnctlon of party ojtided in urgent apreaistotnt utlveto intuiiusu bis vetinnd ease tim HIBtO rom tho consequenees ol tJo corrupt reckless and im rovidont lrKilitlon which bad been enacted in ItH clos ngtlays J he Louiluturo is the last rItndel of Repub llcansui whIch is left to that party in tbe Em pire htati Unable to elect State tckt for inlay ytnrs they hose this soar eh 1 loll 011 dis 1 ireton nnd have surrendered in advance by endors ni Demoirntlo Judga for tho Court of Alit o Iii Wn win a victory without the Itrng ifii gun anil Sow York In 1810 will still re main In Ito Democratic column Although Ib8 Lglsluturn N I Republican Its cHpaeitv lor mlRlilef Is restricted Tho ap portionment bad as it is Is I not sufficiently outrageous to secure a twothirds vote The Republican Legislature oust dileit beneficial meauiro but It can to little more It may itso Ils raitlsau Investigating cornm ttoes to bla It moll Uomocrutic omclnl and to strike lor a division of patronngt In Democratfo lilies but tee efforts of ill such committees vIU be unavailing to secure partisan advan tae Sin h commIttee are moiuly tLo toulsof others who keep In the background Tho peo I ple untie stand the motives and appreciate at their true value tho contemptible schemes of SUch plotters The days when Mustering j artisan lncheating omnllttq con Injure hone t mon are pact t While urging the most extreme partisanship on the part of tho Fed eral Administration and seeking tho removal of every Democratic otllclnl no matter bow smnl the tulle 0 may be which ho holds the lie ubllcnn leaders of Now York city aided by the Republican prtas I aroeoolly requesting the Democrats to unite with thorn In a non artisan I ticket at the coming election to noiurnA nonpartisan ovornment for the great Demo ratio city of New Ytrk Their Interest In nonpartisanship just nt this juno turn Is trul louchlug Who ever beau ti ci their endenavoi to secure a nonimrliean admln iHtration of publlt analrsln a Republican city No publican newspaper In hew York was over known advocate a nonpartisan Govern ment for Republican Philadelphia lIepub lican Ruffalo or llepubllcun Syracuse vr Re publican Rochester or for any other Republi can city In Pennsylvania or New York I be liovo the truti Democrats of Now York city will not be deceived misled or hoodwinked bv the hypocrisy and ingenuity of our opponents They mean mlseblef and their effort Is to creito strIfe and dernorullation I nm op posed to all coalitions with the common enemy 1 believe that the honest fearless anti true liemocraey of new York und JJrooklyu ehould continue to govern those cities CONCLUSION I havn tried to present to you Rome nf Jeffer sons Ideas which have special reference to modern political I conditions In one phase or another they are nf vital intoio now The consecration of this handsome building to theIr promulgation and maintenance ought to I be a powerful Influence for their diffusion In this Ideality So political effort Is more iredlt i able no loss from tho patriots than Irom the I partisans point of view I Yo must build un a now prosperity said a distinguished predecessor of mine now do censed upon the old foundations of Ameri I can solfirovornraent carry back our political 1 Bvsteuiu toward the lelIs nf their author mako governmental institutions simple Irugal I meddling lull with tbe private concerns of I inttividualaaitnlng at fraternity among cur i I tehoH and peace abroad and trusting to the I people to work out their own prosperity and bappineHS The spirit of Jeffersonian Democracy Is syn I onrmouB will llbertvlibrty In Its I blondest and best eon e it demands protection for the I poor the weak ana the bumble It contends oroiiial rIghts and privileges to nil It stands for manhood sultrairo It represents the toilets rather than thin drones It favors equal taxa tion and it fair representation It advi Oats the greatest possible liberty to the Individual otl zen consistent with the public welfare It op roes oppro trive and Bumptnary legislation it believes In the freedom of religious opinion ItwantN an hnnnt ballot It Insists upon a recognition nf ttus Southern States as apartot a restored union und not as contiuored prov inces U hates sectionalism hypocrisy and fraud It reveres the Constitution and loves the Colon and Its success will surely brine prosperity wealth and happiness to this great Unv Hills closing words as given above wero greeted with f nthUBlatlL applause Jov Abbetl followed In a short address ITo sold thai the rensou why little New Jersey was not n doubiful BtUe except In the opinion of some ni the Republican editors watt recauco there wmo plenty nf MtTersonlnn DemociatB over there They havo iome little liniiblo among thnmsel vei from time to tlmn but there are nwupt away when election day comes urnund He agreed with Coy Hill that no alll anote should be made with the common nn my He congratulated the Kings county Democracy on the completion of HH inugnlllceut horn It proved that Democracy was a vital force In that county We do not said the Governor build Urn pies to ext net religions and dying cods but only to the living Jen bnliiola und Mayor Orant also made brief ipeeei of eonuratulatlon At tb close of Ib exercises lovs Hill and Abbett were escorted to the Clarandon Hotel by the mam bore of the liinoutlve Committee and other leading Democrats and a collatIon wan sieved tuhe evening the two Oorernor hld a re caption In the Thomas Jrrrson Beveral thousand Democrat called to nay tbairr spota and admIre their new headquarter Dyspepsia Intense Suffering tor 8 ycnrs Ko rfom to Perfect Health raw pepl le tar saffert net eertrelr from 4y r epit l baa Mr B A NckUaen a well l ksw a yve Mr of ataantoB V II MTII ton tirt t was I l esoelltnt heslta weit5inievr JOO toa a la that year n limit dvtpsl late aisle ayipapeta aid xxa I wa reiarad U to peindi talttnai tantac I etniatlons u the etereaeh nu llatltin at the heart I Xffansoa and Indigestion I mold bet tesp lest alt beart In my work hat eu of melancholia aid far days at a tim I wotill bay wet comet death t became uncross eallen and Itrtuble tat icr eltn tesre 111 was a burden 1 tried many physicians aoi m ny ramedlte Out day a workman I eupiared by me sirreteo that I take Heo41 ftirispi ri a aaltbal curd bis wife of dyspeptla 1 did so and before taknc tbe whole ef a bottle I txraa to Fool Xiiko a Wow Man The terrible pains to which I had bees subjected ceased tbs palpltatlei of Ida heart sebtided my Horn sch became eaMernanisa disappeared and myeatlra system tsn to ton ap With retaining strength csme activity at mind aid body Before the fifth bet fa was takea I had revalued my former weight aad undltltn I an todar wall anil I ascrIbe It to taking Hoods Sarsaparilla old by all droctUta tl i sut far sit Frtnirid onlr br C L 11000 A CO Apothecaries Uwlt Haas 100 Doses Ono Dollar Tlia IWOUL tstrooiJp Iltcilieping eats Of lfaHliOraLlL beMWM iiw Ycirk 104 hoe top ill I stiic rites stateroom ua tjowpUulf McmdaMf and each baa lu own lavatory These ear c msrvtU cf pfl ig eomfort tad em In Uaviwgao cTt ar than Tnnncll f Kcnrnntg Carriage ItrpoxUoru 130 t 182 i ixl lHlft st cit Jrtratc Safe AN CKORMOrH ACfdkTMl ef alHha tie v attiam M KIKll ant MHMhB CARRIMIK ALLTIIKSIH DIKIONHimiAk AILK VVdOTIttt hATlCAI ttuuls rronloent anurT wbict a the tflspley ettMUreua abUiaa ten OoiAJ ami MBIML cltottN viAnnXB Kenstnitona lerl y Warna triple Puckbftaria Vnrrara with anil wtitwd t noi yu ra J ioUt4rt Whlta nocabeard tCtteN site ill naawartra BROlllllAM l Met CXT OON MONT BROPCinAHl tie and ieccti4 bend by the belt city bilMara OLAKS rnONT Ail LKAtllhK IIBA1 alx4isioEn ANt 1XTKNS10M FKONTS o ana Curtain Boekaways illAMTO5 TCAnTl sad iJfltKt4 liRltlbIJ ItIAtTflhIR ItXYEXCION Tel itlAitTWte and DtuCTtbtfi rulanrotta Tel VfAUUSH AMI VC T llWAllONSl rALtaUlIDaV WAUUMTTHK AMIl DHOT WAOOJM TAINTED ASD IN OAK TILBlItYS jjuu LAIlTa ANU IONT OAJUaV OCR 1IARNK8I llaa vrnt LAUOECT ANt FINEST STOCa IMFOIcTKD AND flOMoTIC tIARNRBa tItIOL 511 tltltulXJt WithS IUR AD CLoTuf ZOnES BLANKETs is IN AMBRIOA 33CO USU3I3 U r At ti KINDS KAU1LV IIOKHEH aotDayga Tictirraic SAlitILI floitciEs AND WOaucitjj ALWAYISN IIAn AT IltlVATF hAur JNTBKIIINO PUniIIAHKR8 WILL DO WELL TO XI AMIilEOUK IMUKNBh HTIMTK BBKOttB BUtlMl KLhEWIIhRB PETER is KKLLOCMJ lcjo aTe Intirnotad kr Ua A owner lo sell AT AUCTION lit HEAD TROTTING STOCK practically eloelnc out TIlE PABKVIUR MUD the property of MB JOHN a BUULT8 Monday and Tuesday Sept 29 and 80 IW 0 0 nScLnui l day at IOIJ oclock at ARKS tiL rftll harknIiIe Long 151554 N T on the boatyard mltwar between Brooklyn ul Loner Island Il At the bead ot the isle list will appear the noted stat lion Puncoast and i uer foloweo by many ot their protest tram dams ot riot Urtodlnt alau tbe prorenr I of lout or their sons tint bay been elected for stal lions rite braol mare Hit la particularly rich la fast records sill ptoducinc famlUea Kepresenuttres ot the great Lallfornla sires Llectioneer ttambnal Mttntr IfdtnonL tjeneral Demon A vv Rlclimond Whir Atx win ta Iut r per a4 with representatives ot ilie noteO Kastern sirs Ueoria w Ilkts Alojrooa Hctuckr Vtlikes Nulwool llarnlt Dictator Monaco Harrr Clay Koert McOregor Mambrlno ratchen Jay Oonll Jersey Wilkes Kentucky lime Wediewood Kami brine Oudlai Curler fancoait Jerome Kddy Ao The owner Owing to prominent yet careful pnrohurs privately ana br auction has become so well knova cot arood I mlimenl a a seleolor ai well aa for lltxralltr In price when necessary to secnra the baiL that the quality of the offerlnn may ba relied upon lo ba sonsllT aa attractive aa the pedlirrees Tha owner has neyer t sod an animal from his oataJona at private ula Tbs C horse may now ba seen at the ram For catalones al dress FitTER a KBLLOOO A co Auctionen 4 107 John st hew Tort S FI AMOISAU CO t 870 074 870 BROOKE 8T Spring and Summer Carriages OF THE JBEHT CLABS TletAria Wagoseti tabrlotel Depot Wages Two Wlirelera CtaIa Roekaway Mall Paacloaa z lop Csbrtot Lasdaulette Do a moe Om tbueeS Road Wgo cupaa RoVkawa Top Pbaeoe COuP oekawaya Ladle JPkaetem Hader rhaetoacT fluekbaad C VtaVis Vllllaaca Cairta amdaun IlnBabont Fary Trap Derby I aasoa5 Pastors VagOuU umy Doctor BroDcbaos CbItdrObU Traps Fancy JQuckboaral Oaxoa Pbactaa SSOOKTSJHASfD Wacom rbulana Bnokboarda ttoctawara Barrert Fancy Traps Mcloriaa Landanlettaa Watonetua Cart Does ooa Vlllmj Cacti HUnbepe Ours etaabopa rnaetons Depot Wa ona Doctors rbMtona Kz Tn Caortolata Hmabonu Canopy Victoria rbaeioaa STUDEBAKER BROS MFG CO 81 BUTJEtKAT ST wit HATE COSSTANTLT ON HAND STEEL KEm FA nil WAGONs FaitH CARTS RAILROAD CART i ROAD OART8 UTILITY CARTs CLIrEfl WAGONS leAsT BIUKHfl BliOalKd PUAKTONH SURREYS BPINDLB WAIJOKfl TOP AND KtJ TO DELIVER WAOHNB MILK WAdONB WILL BB PLEASED TO BUPPLt DEALhRg AND GOSSU3CBR8 TilET ASK TUB ARTICLES THAT WILL PLEASE YOU OCR WAGONS IIAVB A WORLILWIDE REriTTATIOX Ai TO QUALITY STYLE AND FINISH MOKE BU FERIOR STREET SPRINKLERS WE HAVE TUB PBT8IBEKT PRIKLKR8 TUlJ W08LD ALSO hAVE TIlE NEATEST AND Bib RURAL MILL WAGONS IN NEW YORE 7 In our Repository y on rae flnfl any style of bastaea Wagon so Onit waxons In the Dolled States to eelol from Lowest price roT best goods onr own mats and warranted Buy from the builder BACIIiB WAGON AND OARBIAOE Oa 151133 Booth 5th AT H X I We mats a specialty of light delivery vacraa oraa or with lop for country nsa BAUINB WAGON AND CARRlAlt CO 77TH Woostar st NY BCHINEHH WAOONSOnr band mala LI wagons are acknowledged the ben tar Dew Tact f city streets and Ara elieapest to buy Va earrr la I atoiki wagons to lull all purposes Call be Faro paf cbaalnyalsjwbera N J 1V YOBK VAGON CO S ja8f Hudson at comer Bank nVHINEHH WAOONM100 J RW in HBO ONDIIANI1 DELIVKRT WAOOSs ALL BTVLBI pt LiY WARIUMTBD Btry or MATtJPAOTUttitII HAVE MOSRV WAOON8 TAKEN IN BXOHANOB 0 IHT11SON WAOON CO Mi aPDHO1 BT I7IQUB8TR1AN ODTflTS Illtutratad eaulone f rea JCJ WlilTMAK SADbLE OO 118 Cb mbVs i Fbaetons Ecrreja Cabrloleta Bnardaa Road Carts Pony Cart Doe Tarts The flabby tntllsn Sarrey aU our Racine Rorkatette tbe unset carriage In the marks Aloe One tine llarneea Heat roods lowest prices Call and Me us KACiNK WAUOS AND OAHRIAOE CO 7779 Tfoostar St N T 1 FURNITURE R J Homer Co Are dlaptavjlia the laleit KarOpeaa Noveltle lm the Forattnr anal Vf bolatcrjr art toaj the r With he halest production of bonaa mano laetore Frlctm la plate Scores and he lowest that can ba named or good or itandard quality Twelve Hhow Itooaaa 61 63 66 West 23d St AsIjojuieg E4ea Moses Higgins German bundry Soap Is THE BIST Vedd Mdii Mc corszer Put ind Clinton ivi ir P 0 boX b5MtIIklls 25 Qerzu Ludiy Beap Wrippeii u WH Ud YU I HUdII PICtIU r IA4a44 1 l C A Ja4lals e t Atrataat Hlataio Dlaaaleaaal Tlio indictment against James A Simmons Jointly Indicted with Pall and Walliok for stealing 131000 from the Uoex Hill btstu Hank wu dlsmlisad In the 0nral Sessions veslerduy lbe conviction nf Tail was all that the htwa bad iwIuJInce lo l warrant This baa tie buuiioii im tbublxjb Niitlonsl llsnk cases In ibe United Htavtos Couit THE FIFTYFIRST CONGRESS TO a norm names rttitocan cox TK3Tttl AKCIIOV CASKS Vesabi aa4 EllUtt Unavatvel by a i flare flepbltea a Qavrviai H aalar Hal lrf p a 4a11at MauesIi at Wash tsxlawLltila flee br KUher fleece WASIUNOTOX Fapt 23Jr lisle Introduced a joint resolution whlh was refetreti l tie Ilie Oommltttft on Publle Dnlldlne and Otounds for the erection In the lstrlct of Columbia of a memorial building which Mial be a suitable monument to the memory of U H Grant which Is to contain a military and naval museum Ac and In the Inner rouit ot which may be placed to rest the moital temnln nf olstlncnlsbed Americans The title endorsed on the j Int rM lutlon reads 1ruv Kline for the erection In the Dstrct ot Iilumbln of a suitable memorial building In the vault of which fhall be ilacfll the mount remains of Ulysses B Grant Th resolution ouVred yesterday by Mr riurab Instructing the Committee on IMuca Uon and Labor to lnv tlcato charge male In a menvoral nl the Womans Induct Inl League at lo the rmpUomont or vvomrn and children In mills and factories ibrou bimt tho United Stubs cwps taken uj Itcmarkn wrno madoly Mr Sherman and Mr Herman in opposition to the Semite undcrtaklnc such an luvestlcntlon sad by Mr 1latt Mr Dawes arid Mr Hoar re I polling strictures contained In tlio memorial o far as they applied to Connecticut and Massachusetts I Mr Hoar nsUad Mr Blair whether Mrs Clint lot to Smith Frr Unt of the Womans I League was tn the employment of tie Com nilUfitoi EJucntlfn amid Labor Mr Blair rcpllo I that Mi3 Knittb had always been Interested In that elaa of subjects but that she had no recunioiy relations with the Committee 1 ducnt on and labor Mr Cockrell rend from tho memorial In whIch Mrs ihnrlottoHnlth I tales tbnt uho has been nppolntcitl br the ChaIrman of the Com mltteo on Education and Labor to Investigate I the status of working women in ibis coun try and remarked that she ought to know whether the Lad nn appointment from the Chairman of thn committee Mr lllair otplninvl that Mm Smith probably i relented to MI lnvo ticatlon made by tbo Com mitten on Tducntlon anti Lai or foiie seven jcur aco In whIch iho was a witness and was requested by the Chniiman ot that committee to usccrtaiu and present iome facts But there wm no appolntme11 maMp atd there was no such relation existlni at preont Mr CCloell said that ne would not enter Into a defence of Mrn Smith who was well ablo to take care of hornelf Ho had rend what she aid in the memorial which was that Tho President of the Womiins Niulcmil League was anpolntod by the Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education and Lai or to In vestleiitd the status ot the working women of tins country Ho went on to quote from Mrs Smith pe tition a statement to the fffcet that in some caei li Ma sncnuB tti thee reionis of bIrth havn been changed in tie family lillileKsoasto make the chiltifen uipptiir to be old enoucb to employed In lacti ries Pith tateiuont wai treated by Mr Hun ley nntl Mr Hoar ns an In dention or nn exacceirtlon and Mi Cooiiioll wanton to know whether thote Bennlors were coMlns rellcctions on the source from wblcb it omnunt d Mr Hoar also took part In the oiisflon and challeniid tome of the points mmitloued by Jlr Uo Iciell Mr Cottroll saId that he bad rot fold unithlnc which eta not contaIned lu an ottlolnl document slentd by tho President and Hocretni y c f the Vt mans Leauue Mr DIWKS said limb the later fiom which Mr Coekrell read bore unmistakable earmarks of Its paternity Mr UrttvWltm tin yoy charge with having prepared or written this paper It would bo quite intarostmKto know Mr lawsI do not charge onyboiy It has general lather mark It it made uplurcjly of statement made over andovor Benin on the othei side of the chamber in tbo tariff debate Those statements have been tratbcrid up by some cunnlnu band that has induced Mrs Smith for cOme purpose or other to put her name to it After sonio remarks by Mr Blair intImating that Sir lockrell lad been probililytaken to task on some occasion by Mrs bmltli and was trylnu to got even with her the resolution was referred to the Committee on Education and Labor A resolution authorizing the select Commit tee on ItelUlont with Ciinnaa to continue Its investigations durinc the rebuts anti the next session was reported from tbo Committee on Contingent 1spences und was ncreed to House bill amentling the net ot July 1882 relative to the lire limit of the Post OlDie build Inc at llrooklyn was passed l ho Senate then pro eedod to the con Idora tlon of bills on thee calendar unobjncted ta The bill was pnEel extending by SISOOO the limit of cost for the public building at Ho boken N J to moot requirements of site house of ReprcaentntlTe Mr OFerrall Vlrclnla was the only Demo crat In the chamber this moraine during the delivery of the prayer The Clerk Immedi ately began to call the roll on the approval of Frl lays journal The Clerk having called the roll announced the pairs and recapitulated the list of those votlnc The Speaker hesitated betoro he an nounced the result there being but two lack ing of a quorum Mr OTerrall demanded that the result should be annouu ed In order tn delay the announcement llepublicun after Itepubllcan aroM uind requested to know how they were recorded Mr Orosvonor of Ohio inquired bow the Ken tlemau from Virginia Mr OFerrall bad soled Mr Dlerrnll replied that be bad never voted to perpotrato a laceny anti bo did not propose to do HO In this case Mr Allen Ihe gentleman cloth protest too much lbs gentleman has evidently stolen the whole of the other side Mr 3 U Taylor May i ask the gentleman a QUeation Mr OFerrall That Is a dilatory question LaucliterL Mr Taylor Inquired whether the gentleman from Virginia Mr OTormll when be was seated by a Democratic House considered It a larceny Mr OTerrnll retorted that the keepIng him out of bU vent bail been n larceny nnd that a Democratic Congress hunt vindicated him wr Taylur The only evidence that you had arlchtto lbs rent was that you were Heated by a majority vote Mr Olorrall It would be well to remember the course of the llejuibllians In the last Con crase tthen for days and wets they refrained from oilnu in tint contented election case ot julllvan nunlnnt elton Mr Allen vt Mlebleun Why did jou not count tin Tbe tote was then announced tn bo yen IM nays Imt iiiiorum and a call of the HOUM was ordered Just aa the Clerk boerui to call the roll Mr Swanoy of lows one ol tie absentees unoied and WUB received by hl i oileaciixs with ap plause Shortly nftei ward Mi Mudd of Mary land made bin appeuruu and rei ohedu re ception of mlnuleil upidau o and hiaeu Uiir jog the roll call tbo nimera WIIH nuatn brought into requisition and th photusrnpher again reproduced the array of wanly lluiuo vratlo f rest One liundrd and sixtyfour rnemben to ppnuded to the call and without ant nun mn n uient of the result further pMciMdliiEM wero dlsianreil with and thn volt uiaiii rot i iii rid t n ntprut lug Fridays journal Vtiidu tine roll call was In pi caress applause nnd huShes were I guoIl when Mr Mbllkun entered tin nnd iir u lime Mr Chiadle of Indiana who IB on P sod ti i LHiiibtoiiH IlalniH joined ilm ib t rent 09 and loiutnl himself on among In Dm lohb deillnlni to color thet chamber but this rwiuiits and uppllcutlons of bin party us sotIuites proved too fctronfr and upon this votj tin recorded hU name in the attlrmatlMi The votu resulted ttd 100 nays 0 thu Cl rl lntln u iiuortim Notwithstanding the protest of Mr OVer rail the Sneaker directed Ihie matting ol l Ml uroarM journal Mr uFrrrAll demanded a dlvUlon nn Its npproa and whIle the It pub llcaus were belnc counted bo retlinl lo thu cloak room amid tlcturlous shout moot the liepublkuuBind exi rations of jiir t ut his disertjoi As HOOU aa Mr o Ten all wits nut of Lie hall Mr llaaui uhLrd uuanliumi consent todlsixukii with the divIsion uod tbuie iotnir no Democrat proent lo object It was to ordered amid laucuter and applause Thin Mr OFarrall returned but t1e journal Lad been pprotad Monday journal wan ap proved without obj ctloD Inn qUestion then ncurrd upon thus flrit of the majority ranolutlons Ui unuatlVonable It wu ai r JtoM ISliimrn I Mr Uhadle tb Ckrk noting a minium Tbiii rattut the question en the satiiui of j4PKMnnBiiitlt wai icarri d on u division Mr Jyttu rail and Mr niiadln alon voting m th neiueiito i Mr nauui n then eiKortud Mi IaiiKilon tu tb bar of tU Hon whijie I the JKpub Icsn Id nnd the glirls tirok Into loud uppfauno anti cheers which were r douUi d as this Upeaker udinln UUred tue I oitli litin epie a chorus fiom the llepubllonn lav Call upanoUivr cnl Apti lo r poiiM ii the chorus Mr howell of I IllInoIs ealUd up tb Boutb Carolina cse pMlAur aiialnkt Ml oil lir 0 yen all rajsa th I autailoq ol con UaratlpOi p4 en a vivBVoc yeao Bp akr Btaud M tK UOOM Cad oiUnnlnM to wa gja I elder the election rat Mr OTerratl read the rolnt thM thr wa itO qltorum twPsent I itte Hrakr drellnrd to entertain the point I rtat ne l hat the lait otn bad shown n iiuorum I and that since then tattral Dfmoerota bad en i t mt the hull I The neilotm qtioMlon was otileml and 1 dooplte a protect fntr Mr lie o hewS that some ie pon for its ulnpilon should lxtl nl the resolutions nn evlnc lllottand I Ktatliit liilie Were agree to without iicijon I On motion of Mr llenlerstn of lowti the i I ljouuis went Into Ommlltee of the Whole Mr IltirmwH IMI h can In tlmehalrlrn the I Benat timmdmentB to tb Deflelenci till Mr Mr tan of henturkr whowith a ttlltl her of oIlier JienioratK entered the dsst tot at lthl momnt 1iqiilicd what bill was under coolderatton i Mr Hendeisnn of lows In response said that he did not lame i the gentleman tot tetng l a Hale hlilnil on general loellnion am I Mr t aveil ot Via 0ini svcn ticnlli micirsteil that the centlomanroi Koutucky ha I sworn In no a tifttnber ot th II use 1 he nlternonn wns n nnumed in a tllseuMl n of the Jten h apoMntton clnlms the debnttt ftK jBrtlelpnted In by Mevsr orswell Dibble and Vnux Ii laor of tlio tie ate i nmindment ant I ht Messrs DucValow Can non and Miiyers In oppoallioti Without a lion the oniniltteo icsf I l Mr Cnnuler of MnBsaihupetfB askpl unan j linons consent tot thee i on detntlon of n wo 1 liitlon I r cluing that n xubromrlttoe of tbo i House Commliteo on the Worlds Fair hillln oiilrlut the protreilemc mad by the lair i Couiuilsalouct but Mr Klluore Objeued urn n4SUIXUIfIN lorjca thing of Interest llni ftolnc In and Ont of C iirre WAsntsoTON Sept 211lit IU action today In restIng IatiKflton the House ended what I was uiobiibh tbo most protracted anti bitterly contested election case It lies over decided I Durnc the closing days of tho last Congress tile Democrats nnde a ptionuous effort to un seat Felton and put In Sullivan as a lteiressn tntlvo from California but they wore defeated by the refusal ot tbo majority of the Itepubll cans to solo tupon the proposition The result ot todays prooeedlncB was n surprso to tbn Democratic mln rlty which utter two weeks tUicessful operation of what ban become known n the Mason plan of obttructon wacuonlldent that Its opponents could not to cure a quorum But the whips had been acthe und the word passed around before the JioiiBo mot that a quorum would bo present The result of the first roll callto aporovo ajurnalwas awaited considerable ner vournes by the Itepubllcans During the call It was discovered that Mr Mllllken of Ualne who had just returuod to the city was not pres ent and Immediately messengers and paces went acourlDR the city to look him up As the Clerk proceeded It was also noticed that Mr Mudd of Maryland had failed to respond and Chairman How ell of the Elections Committee went himself In pursuit ot the absentee But It appeared that these apprehensions were groundless as Mr Swoney who bad hardly been expected so soon came Into the House just In season to cast the vote necessary to rnnku the quorum The further proceedings were remarkably expeditious and Mr OFerrall the lonely Democratic sentinel was absolutely powerless to check the majority in Its full swine The yea and nay declaring that Tenable was not elected showed that there were 1C5 Repub licans In attendance including those who did not vote but wen paired namely Messrs BIN Drowno Va Cooper Ohio Di Haven Frank McCnrd McKenna Htocktridce Wad dill Wade Wright and Vardloy T M Brown hInd Btittcrworth Connell Ewart Finloy Hansbrouch Feteis and W1I eon Kyl wero tbo Republicans who were ab ut without pairs and of these Browne Fin let l and Wilson had louos of absence on ac count of sickness Speaker Reed stood ready to cast his ballot but did not do so aa the auorum appeared without bin sot The Miller casowhlch followed the Lnncston case was nn even Greater surprise and In fact U was not known generally to the Republicans that the lenders contemplated this move The resolution which unseated Elliott and seated Miller was cleverly framed BO aa to he indivisi ble and a single vote imlllced to achieve what had required four separate votes lu the Lang Bton case The Demoeratlo minority was considerably vexnd over the result of the days proceedings and n call for a caucus was circulated with the purpose of endeavoring to unite the party by way of retaliation upon n polloyof treatment of tho conference report upon the Tariff bill whl h would require the Ilepubllcana to main tain a quorum of their own members to dispose of that report But owing to the latenosa of the hour und the small attendance of Demo cratic ID em bo rs the attempt to caucus was temporarily abandoned although It was stated that It would piobably bo rtnowed tomorrow Representative Mason today from the Com mittee on Commerce reported favorably with an amendment bill granting the consent br the Government to the erection of a bridge over thn North River between Maw York and Now Jersey The committee recommends an amendment by aIding to section 7 a provision that the bridge should be located nt least one milo from any other bridge Ibis amendment Is rondo nays the committee for the reason that the prudent Congress has already passed a bill for the North River Brides Company au thorizing the construction of a similar bridge atros the same river and objection has been made to the emoting of this right to build an other bride nn the same giound The committee otis that the necessity for this bridge Is apparent on account the rail roads wblou have terminus at Jersey City Ho boken and Wcebawkrn some of which have subscribed for the Block It has also been shown to the committee that over UUHUOO SaasengerM a year will be bettor accommo ated by having the depot for all roads now centring upon the west side ot the Hudson Rlverwitlim the city of Now York which would obviate dancer from foe and ice Throe mom bora have signed a minority report Representative Scranton of Pennsylvania in the House today presented for reference to the Committee on Foreign Affairs the follow ing preamble and resolution Hhfrtat llarib sect brutal trraioxnt of political Iiiiunrs U now nnlreriaily conliuud by all clrliuia nntlont and even from England rrmointranc bar been pddrued lo the Ktuitan Joterntueat un behalf vt llukilao lubjdctt tncarcrraUd fur political reasons and it here Several American cltlrfM Dr Oalla btr W KantJ 1 tVuion T Kbltelitad ant ollifril ara now undergoing Imprisonment tn Kuiriand for rolltlcal onnci againt thUovrnmnl Ut that country ana rc ccorumit to Yn ollclal reports and ailmlnlona twlcr lresct i wlih exceptional aud iDjniiinabla ia verttr thertfora Knolvt That tlili Home ril ctfullr and earntitlr requests the IriMni lo taco liiuuiry to be mad aa fur at practicable Into tuacondlllou and casio or ibeta I rtinnrr ant I Phould lbs reports referred to prora correct hen lo endeavor lo atctire lar Ilirm human and decrnc treatment pendIng eroru on their bebair wiuib u le I aiitlelpaied will prove that they bare not ben fairly or leially conrlitiil or the nffencei cbaned against them and are therefore entitled to relief After hearing nn argument on tho subject by Erastus Wimun this moraine the House Commltttm on Commerce ordered a favor able report to be made on Representative Coverts bill lo authorize the construction ot a tunnel under this waters of the bay ci New York botneon Mlddlntown and New Utrecht by the New Jersey and Stateu Island Junction Riillroad Compnny Home tecbnlcal amend nents were made In the text of the bill atthe Hucuoitlon of the hecrolary of War Tbo rail rom tracks tlnoiiub the uinnel are to be 01 en to nil rallioad coin nnlos aililiikto use them lot a rtuuonn omtuenrittltn The executive now n of the Senate today vviiMrnhnit to the i ora durntl m or Ii i num Inn on oi deoruo it Miinuy of TtmntMsee to io 51 niMorlo ttiiKinit nun luriiiiiiy After aiiddlsouMlin tlo fivittblo njirt of tlio I ommltte on rorcliru JlentlonB vvnsVononrrod In on a yea nnd ntiy title by twolblidtvof the Keuiitors pr H nt Tbo nomination ot Mr Mnnjy was one of tU llrst sent to this Settitte at this session ot Con rieis but It bag been pnldutiuutl I now by cbcirjieH up cbre mudo agaInst thin relating to his personal habits By a vote of 5to4 tho House Committee on Judiciary Instrnctod Iteprrsiiiintive as R to101 a orttbiy tte hoflato bill iToud Inc or tue iiistnsitlott of this lternai roiny ol the Clnireb of Latter IJay Mtlim In ttiili I lieprHM pint v i CiijUi eon of Texas PrOleCe I an aritetiti nietit I u Ii ill was ieectedi t Hint I when any imrt ol Ills IncIdent Is l ebow lu hittte I i en wfafliiallr 4ioiifllsi d lor n iubl ind private charity not lll iii m its Ihnriioter It shall not be diverted from Ht orjglnul purpoJ prientatlie Rockwell of Massochuietts tO0a reported a7orsbly from the Coinmltl on Military Affair a aubatltuin bill maklni an iipptOprlsthon of lttOtloti to esbhe lIt ere t4ryof Wor to cuub un exploration and survey of the Interior nf Alaska to pe made by such Sores of ofllcers and enlisted men ot the army as bu may d em avullabl The House Committee nn Naval Affairs to day dlieted a fuvirablo report ou Represents the HannurH bill to reward Chlel EngIneer Jlilvllls lo beioh turtles In connection with the 1 nnnutto Arcll Iipc dillon by authorizing th 1rosldent to ndvauen him ine grade jMt III Noee Mint Hair a Ear for a Girl William Stevens 21 years of age of 211 West Flltythlrd street and Jameft Woodlny of 221 West Fortieth street both colored found out last Saturday that they were rlruls In tnaalTep lions of dusky dmiisid whom they both bid niaemenB to uikx to n picnic at Jonmii Wood They iu id 10 wttlo It accordInK to tbe code mid autt In a room on Hltrthlrd street ni ar Hi iHluay Tim mill bitfomlnK a little too n icy ffr t this neighborhood Iny at I j uinutl to ilmelnr and tbero Hiv ui vrho was geitl g the worst of It jerked out nkiill chopped 4111 oi iVoodleinear i off und cut nff bus Ijoas Ho wai taken to liellowie llopltiil tin I Siemens wai held b Justie Talntoi In Iht loikvillo iollff Court yesterday to aisit lot ronultol thu injuries Hiipt Murray will flail OB CUtnrstsr Folk Hup rlntendfnt Hurray eeoompin by bin wIfe Mill sail fir Kurope on tile Cia brla on nitturduy afternoon Heulilbe awif five iiiontbn for the benefit of bU hiallb

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ifuj JIfl W1 I TRESUNWEDSDAYSEFFEMBER241 THE lRCflALL MURDER CASE rxoannff OPAN BNOI UAIfanuAI ton A HKUtltKAatB CUJUft Te TIt r the AH Mem I Court TtIouW r th lou Vhe Fvud the IIITTe tHfme Tnr I Mfc w that nrnwrll tVM Hnmtr4 DM hrr IlrdU Orlrf wkraB H aw lb fld vToorisToat Ont Soft 23Tho second dar eftlit Ilal of llilnntd Illrhalt the aocuted ole nurd rcr of J C UeiI l opened with a wild icniraWe for teats It hnil cut noised about the town that there w ers a few vneitnt halt In tho court toom jesterdav nod this appeared to the People to be n i shameful waste of spac which Ihi y endeavored to have Shelf Perry remedy by Utulnct passes br the holetal The result nasthntaBreater jiim of urtons tlinn ovrr gathered about the entrance to the court and tnvlourly eyed 1 thn fortunate holder or the nngic cards of admission The women are In IRllc onrl srt terttat of mind thnn the men and aro reiortlne to all manner of meant lo set Into the old town hal Many of them hlye uc eeiltd thronch being frlcnda of the lawytra In the eae tl The crier tpread bli Ojer abroad at 10 oclock an hour curlier than yesterday He cAUsht a few legal llghtt napping and thlr wit a rush of lawyers with big scarlet hues anti a tin busll that Judge MaeMahon Tlewed nnfavoiably The court room presented I I sented a strange tight for I telephone comI pin has strung wlros all over I and bare dtopiied transmitters cits to the heads of the luwyeri and nenr the witness box Mrs Florence Dltchall and her sister lira t Drchal r e tJonoe appeared In court anil occupied trats near the prisoners box They bore upon their face I look or w e but they wore jellpossessed The Grand Jury handed In a rroeuttncnt and I true bill aca1n Mr Blrchall na accessory to the murder Although this was expected It upset tho uulct of the court She showed no elm of having hoard It There was no tall I demanded and she will be permitted to remain tree for nobody fours the wdl stray far from where her husband In I Liouglns It Felly entered the witness box uall und the prisoner began once more to amuse himself by sketching lie hal faithfully McDonald the llrst witness fully reproduced lcDonRII Itt wlnoss aol be says that he will honor every witness In the box In like manner A lot of documents were put in evidence brilr Osier principally to proie Dlrolialls writing Among thorn were the letters bo had written to Broker Mellerish during his search for victim Mr Blackstoclc began the crossexamination of Felly by ask ing him I he was not a treat traveller lie IB caustic questioner and has a habit of re peating sarcastically every answer given by the witness that does not please him Telly Is recognized by all to be the most Important witness for tho Crown Under the lire of Mr Blnckstocks questions Felly admitted that Blrchalls poor estimate of Bonwell affected hIm allnat the latter In his former state ments Felly had told of BlrchaU trying to imitate Henwella signature In the Stafford House tate Denwels Ilunature thl Statord Jouee in BufTalo Mr Blnokstock wanted to know it this struck the witness as a suspicious cir cumstance The witness said that It had not Then it gradually appeared that Blrchall and Benwoll amused themselves trying to imitate ono another handwriting Mr Blackstock chuckled gleefully at this but It eyldently im pressed the jury as only another evidence of tho devilish cunning of Blrchall The witness said he answered the card inserted In the Lon don papert asking for a partner because be was anxious to get something to do He ex pected when he arrived hero to meet Mc Donald tho agent of Ford Hathbono it Co Mr Blackstoclc asked the witness todocrlbe the personal appearance of Benwell I ap peared from this question and from thoe which directly followed It that the defence was trying to show that the murdered man n a strong heaity young man and Quil on pablo of taking care of himself against any ordinary antagonist Tbe witness said that Bonwelf wits in lusty health and strong and that he wa of very short stature but was of a sl Q Wasnt there a good deal of talk between you and Birckall about Benn ell while you were sit in Jtuilalo l AThera wa Q BlrIiall didnt express any great anxiety about llenwells luesnge 1 ANo t els i A1o rJWbat luggage did Benwell have A r He bad two portmanteaux a gun cage two brown cam as bags a bat box and u bundlo of umtrellns and canes J Didnt he have two lone black trunks A Yes sir ODld you go at any time to see about the baggage AI accompanied Blrchall only to see about getting his own baggage through 11Did you ever go alone to teo about U while It was In bond f A No sir I Mr Blacksioek then got to the finding of DenIs boY und the news of I In the news pavers He asked I 1 Blrchall hadnt before thu and while Benwell was still missing ox pressed a fear that Benwoll had gone astray and not knowing thn address of the Stafford House had sent u desnntch to the telegraph office Thowltness said that Dlrcball bad said something like thlsand then be was asKed if bl bad not onco accomponle I Blrchall at I latttrs request to the telegraph ofnce In or der to Inquire for a telegram 1 he witness llneRs laid Yes Mr lilackitoek tbun oleiuly bronchi out the fact that when it seemed cer tin that the body lound in tho swamp was that of Benwell it was agreed between them that both should coand identify It UP to thin Pit the inquiry tended to show that Blrchull took a decidedly fatherly Interest in young BenwelL OUhl When Pelly not book from New York after his fruitless search for Benwoll and found that Blrchall had been takon Into custody for murder he was told tie said by two men named Baldwin and McMlckel that be was Ie in dancer of arrest wa QTflen when you met r BircheS after your return you knew all the Circumstances of the case up to that time AYes sir J ino you know n man named 1lcktball 1lcktbal AI I met him yesterday for name tt time This iiuetlon and answer in reference to Flcktbau were intimating for the latter has bran charged publicly with baying murdered Iltnwell but Mr Blocbstook did not follow up this line of questions but dropped It abruptly and closed his cronaexamlnation Tbe tele gram sent by Blrcball to the clerk at the Hi af ford House Buffalo from Niagara Falls One asking li a letter or telenraui HUB there fa htm and I so to forward it was put In U I dance This telegram wao written jjy tbe a cased In the presence of l ully and was evi dently Intended only to convince the latter Unit he Illlroliali knew nothing of Benwella where abouts Charles Benwell the younger brother of the murdered man was the next witnetp Ito Is a short young PaD with n small black inois tacbn and eyeglasson He said that his hiLlier LleutCol Benwell was quite uble to Battle Iulo letle bio brother tie life he came here to load Ills brother was mom shortsighted than hi and that the glasses he need weru uer xBailly Iud ii stronk than his glasses IIeslllr la l sl s found in the rlear cane bearing the t sme F C llenwiII were shown to the wit ness jte wan asked if they were alOiit the strength hln brother would ute Tho itniasH Kiliusiod them on his uose and simlntoil about the court Then he stilt anI they were jut abuut the Mrenutb Ma brother would need JrmcoM potion bearing the name llonny and the date bent Ifi I8b9was also IdeiiM el by Ihl wllnets as owned by hIs Idelll Saul I was a birthday gift from a lady Thu clothes found on the body were uicaln ox hibited A well as all the trinkets found ihio I wituesh promptly rtcognled oil of them The rosyexamlnatlon uf Mr Benwell was very brief and was productive of noililnn new William M Oals was lbs Deal wltieit He U I the engineer who made the survey from the Eauwoud station wber Blrcball and Don lII Ml the can ou Yeu 17 and the route 1 tie rut ttkep br them to roach tbe wnmtj wber the dead bod rot the latter was found Mr DavU pot only mad the turvcy but ire walked fr m LaatwooiI station to lbs scennof Ibe murder tali Ing the ame course that fireball and lieu lel ill ars supiios d to have taken Mr Davis laid that be left the station at J10 oclock In tue afternoon and Itaton tbe swamp In ODD bmrind twenty five minutes H Hopped 011 in I Imo tail minutes and le cum back Moppine on the way fr elenIn minute sal reached the ttatirji In one mont and iwen tr three somatic niakile the tlnui of line nlakl1 tyund trip two hourM ami lonyeight minute M I liiivia sail that It was a Hrr warm day JlitD hi wade this journey and that he walked It t the ratef f 8 and 874wi miles nn bout alkel JII tl hal ititani e froD tin station tu tbe swamp Slid blk 1111 44100 miles The crotttztmlnatiuu of Mr Davit con listed 01 f a tlraouu dtacrlptlon ot nilnul COl abed aol just bOW his mlnllell i survey wits Ww bell ale le Iu answer te a QUI OI from Ir Uiak Sick that Ia maJ lbs olrner 1mm ti intri 11 II lion tl Qn 11 ll swamp on july 16 and lust the tIn Oaijs Wire In good oondlloP lire J drift ml ttlh OiiKttlona showed tilt the ftnrt wan f truing to get rid of tho danger of lMyhi Iat MT a II dlnre itlmpni my clucking Kim r lablllr Tine first dagjgsrotj1 pltOl of his u aiimony ii that hQlnl lat u man can ally walk from th CI el Irol station to the swamp oomuuiit urlter ttUhonl 101lble oomI a lIi r his Iletl I liusu tiotiin l aDJ c track 10 the Iatlor JQ u to Cit UUlt tsIn bound sst t Ir I r I Uhsebstoek cot the wItness to MT be wat RoodwaDeerand that hit ii1 was iath open air nbdbad mails Mm alt toMandlonEtrnmpt In order to hnrr that I would b almost im potslt le for a man to carry an much at his own Wot5rtb1cni ab the swamp without ulln the trail Nt uyIs wii asknla totliocb Taciorof Uio swamp Ilf MInI that It wrsdn etiutUiatK man without a burden could pasty thread It wlilli a mal lumlened with a weght wh for InManrc as l deal body woull Und oltrema llflhultv In loiji uiga pa age llr Illnrktlook ni aviitett got the ttcsa to t sstr that psr ton nenrtaln hotu nlunit tie linn of the road ttiuM tot nn r mlr trlnni 1 ai lig nl njr th road 01 if tber ad be wen If II all nr would tf almost litiportilile fi r tbriu to II tln Kiilsn tl fialures hut Mr DATIR was not alI to till nlh much Inloruiatlim on this I ni and s thn WIIO whr chum to hno ieen Illfkall end llcnwrll mi the r ad on thn day 01 tin murder will h1o the atiln ton of knowing that their stlmony liao not bten Im la hd lrnralt has li i KHen lntri McUuIr a latin laborer tvn rsll d by the Crown lie wait In tho swamp ntbe morning of 1eb IT tho day of the murdor ptellne baik At inn time he wa within eighteen icet If Ibosiot i where the body n and h obeit olcallng 1 l him waatu show that the body was n t In ni swamp at 11 oclock on thus elY of he murder and therefore I was not there before nl hal arrived at the pot The CrounN I particular In fixing the exact tlina when the muroor wa committed In order to show that I A dOD some time within the time tiist the train arrived from thn East which brought Dlrchnll nnd Ilennell to Knit Wood and tin time that the train returned to Niagara nhlch bore Blrchall away Mr Blnckstock for th defence wanted to know how he fixed tie date when he was perl wa lag bark In th warnp how in fact he know that t e dftts n as let 17 lie I said he remem bered I cause tbstwaa the date of Dakot hal In Princeton The witness had attended many other festive Catherine mOle recently but be could not llx the ditto of one of ltntr cteph 1 El vdge who w 1th his brother George found the body of 1enwell on Feb 21 was questioned by Q 0 Ball lie explained wa llndluBof the bud Ibo position In whlrb It washing und he Identified tho clothes whim were on the con so The witness won mire that 1 Hlr I would bo almost Impossible for ono man to carry B nueli to the place where be was fauna Mr Dim k tock wanted the witness to say that the report nf a gun In the swamp at the point whore the borg was found was near cnoi gh to Hut bsfarmboute to bo clearly nudl lile ihnuo The witness howovor wouldnt say anithlnu of the kInd bORuoe bl said tho term houso wai more t linn 300 yards from the spot and ho dlil not know whether n gun or tnlstni could bo heard so far Mr BlacKstock linm mrd away at tho witness for along tlmo to tmo get bold of some point that would enable him tn proceed on tim theory that lienwoll had froc been hot somewhere ola and that tbt body wam dragged to the spot where It was found lie mail no apparent aurcess I fould William Crosbi the Justice of the Blenheim township who was summoned to the scene of the minder br the iMildgo brothers cave a vhiadoBcrli tonof the position In which the body lay lir Crosby Is I typical country Jus tice He Is I a deliberate man who wouldnt be hurried aDd about half the time he sai douliled up In tho box endeavorIng to lllu trato far thn benelltof tbu jury just what the body looked like when be saw It Constable Watson u eountriuian was railed by tbo Crown Mr Blaekstcck vigorously I pro tested nniint hIs appearing a a Witness He saRI that Watson had loon ordered out and that onlnnl ho was tliercfoio an incompetent ultuess Nt I Osier wanted to know I Watson had heard any I of the tiHtlmonv relative to the Hiding of tbo body Ho fluid ho bad not for the only witness on tbe stand during his mesonro was Mr lIen will Juilce McMnhon scolded Wutson for dis obeying the order of the Court aol then ad judged him a competent witness The anxIety of the Crown to how that Beuwell was killed 1011el kiled on tho spot whom the body was found ac counts for Mr Ofler eagerness to secure the testimony ot Wnuon Watsm turned out to tea I cood wltnos to prove tbls Ho explained the upright position of ono hand the vay the legs were crossed I and the rents In tu flood mans ciotnnir and told slowly but graphically how tbo undercoat and et were rlpurd up tho back and tho collar was torn off how the button and a pleco of thu shirt clung to It and how tbe hat with the sweatband turned out lay I dozen feet away Another very Important point elicited by tho Crown from Watson was the fat that when ha oat summoned by tie hlndee brother lo the swamp he noticed that one foot of tie d ud man wns embedded In a crust of Ice He l rono through the crust with a stick and relenscd the foot He noticed that while the surface of the tie was clear of blood stains there were marks ot blood beneath the surface This showed stronger than all thin other evidence together that tho spot where the body or Den wel woe found W8 the spot helo he wa shot Wnt on told of the identltlcdtlon of Benwclls body by IJeioliall Ho loll how tbo latter wept The prisoners who had bovn watching the witness demurely drooped his eves The prisoner asked mo If there was any way of eanllng to the other side said the witness wlnea ami I told him tbre I WI not but that ho might tulegrai He thought I minute and then said an tomorrow was the Sabbath bo would wait until he got back to Nlngaia Falls QDtl the 111 I ner talK with you about the murder AYo sir He said that ho would spend 1 good deal of mono In hunting the turn rit down QWhrtt olse passed between you AI asked the prisoner If tbo murdered man was the eder 1 n rind be saul lu did not know lie nked me I liv I asked uch a question and I 10 d him that li he wins he might Inherit hs f nth 01 B proierlv which might niroish a causo foi the crime But ho told me that ho didnt Lelevo it v as anything like that Tbo wlinos then said that lie and Blrchall Dlrcbl diovti over to ParIs whore they met Detective Murray in a hotel I The latter aid to Blrchall Como up stars I want to talk with you Thin witness slid that Blrchall refused logo unless he the witness ace m nnlod him hut the witness told him that Murray was n de tective and that he should LO and tell him all ho knew about Benwell Blrchall then went up stairs with Murray Mr Blackstock began crossexamining the witness as though ho realized that he had a hud Job abend of him Tine witness said In itnwer to a aueitlon that w hen he carried tbe body of the murdoied man to Princeton he tried to thw the ice out of the clothing so he could take t from tie boly by turning tho body over und over In front of the lra Qott said the prisoner showed good deal umotion at sluht ol tbo bouyV AIes sir J Hnexeroecurred to you that the emotion was feigned A o sir emotou 41il wns so affected that he had to pass bin aim thioiigh yours lor support AIle passed his arm through mine I suppose It was lor sunnon QMr iiir hall naked you to take charge of tbtmcase Afe sir QHe promiseil tn send yon a check on the following Monday I Afes sir Yes Q sir And ha was arrested on Sunday A Mr Blackstock wan pleased at this testi mony for It Is I y far tho strongest that tbe t fence has vet succeeded In drawing out Jamas H Boh wart A the under taker at Prince ton who burled Uenwellx body testified that the luneiul took place on Feb 27 and that Blrchull arrived on the following day when the body was exhumed In order lo let Blichall It Mr Outer asked tho witness to tell all that pasted between him and Blrcball He came to my house said tine witness and told me ho had lost I friend nnd I asked him to describe bin friend and he did so When hu got through I told him thai tbe man 1 burled was tbo man ho wa looking for We talked about the matter and 1 asked him If his friend was In tho habit of visiting disorderly houses He told mu vlsllnl le was and that I cost him a good deal ol time and money to get him out c scrapes Then Blrchall told mo that ho am the lend man bad come over her In search of a farm which they Intended to purchase and begin farming on a partnership oasis Tasked him whuro be had last seen tin dead man and he told mu that ihiy bad separated at Niagara 1 asked him I he bad beard from him since they parted and ho told me that the iload man had tent him I letter I asked him whnie tint letter was hind bo said that his wife huh It I askol I him where It had houn mailed and hu said ha didnt know 1 told him that ha h a J butter grt the letter anil lot mo tJt I I 11 for It would enable uric to communicate with Ills people who might want HIM body Then he told me that he wnsnt certain whether his wife had too letter 01 not In answer lo tuither questions the witness wllelR said that lilruhali toll him that both hu and the dead lan had n good deal of moans He also told him that be bad the ke B of Ibo dead Ieat DiunH baggage Mr Dlaiksio k I began Iris crossexamination by asking tbu win SB if he bad not tod the try be had just repented Constable Watson on the day that Blr ball ra led n bm He said that be had at the tier nor ft bearing Tho wltm e 5 huh I tentllled beforo lIe Coiomr that ho thought hn had seen the deaj man la Drumbo In llfieml er and that hu raw him ufaln in the tioyal Hotel singIng Indian war gs Mr I hJtakstok ousud the wllneeo of urtlng from the Irutb He followed up this I jnation by reading I bit mote of the wit ntsss testlmonv before lbs Coiinei when be said that be bud seen broad foot trucks leading east and Wrist trim the point where the body wa found und that they were HI broad at though thy had betn male by moo ii lu Mr JllackBtock a 0 ke I the wltnes I ho hahn t pretty livnlylinnglaatlon and the witness roo phi li that It wjnld coinimro luvorublv with or dlniiry Inmtilnittloiit Whr In the nature of Heaven asked Mr I Blncli stock did IOU rune Ilirubuil If the dead I noun h1 ben In tire habit of visiting house of III limo I Because I heard that he looted like a man who was known at the lair who UMed to bu In the lbl of ltlncsuch l plcI John Brat the sexton ol the Episcopal Ctmottrr In rrlncttou whore Denwells bcdy 1lmrleI 1 tMlllUd lush r opened tire gray on March 0 7 I and I I In order to penult various prsira to ems It who thoiiBht tire M tlc tlon might U I changed Ha ruse pr iiuriid lo oin It I March J n order to let untie Crosby lee It but till order was Counter U nH II Sept 2STb grtaleit Inttratt It inanifestenl f throuthout 1 whole nf lngland in th JllrchaiJ trliT AI the impert print a x J tin lit lv reports rtm of th prscMdlnxt and seine BBXltlCK CtnUlKAt r Hit n e te CMIM The Croud 014 Mae r the AM rtei M nin rkr Te story Pant from Edinburgh br the Dun Up Cable News Conn any and Tinted l In jet i i HrlaysNewYork Dal4tLttrIt the enffffh 1 tnni I ersnys that three nw KiialUht aLlngC srii bats rtoon to be created Arohliltboii Hen I I i rick of iiU Ioul representing tho Church In I America Archbishop Walsh the Church In i Ireland and Arvhblshon E r the Churoli In Beotlandwaa not entirely nOn to the Ameri can iople On Aug 8 last THE SUN published exclusively a d iatoh from Bt Louis wbltb told that It was generally understood that 01 e of the remits 01 the meeting of the Archblfh ape of thn country In Boston a abort time Ie I fore was to etltnn I thin Top to bestow the led bat of a Catdlnal on Arcublshop Kenrickou thl Oieasloa of hl golden inbllec as a Illhop whleh xlll o cu on Snr w IHJl The abhl item Edinburgh says that the Toli Ismlrr ccieJ Its Information item ibm This LOi I m hrt I 711 ARcnntsnop JOnc to show that the petition of the American Arohhishops has just reached Home Aichhlshop Ibter llliliarl Konrick Is tire oldest membur of tho Amercnn Catholic tlt nlholc nrchy tin Aug 17 lat tio was M joins ohl Tho weight of years however does not lie jont him from exercising his episcopal duties HN see is ono of the largest In the lnltd btntesnnd he directs Its affairs without the assistance nf a coadjutor wlhoul Ken rick was born In Dublin and made his eec o slvstlcal studies and wan ordained In Ireland lie nl1 to this country In IWl H 10 bonnie amilated with the t Philadelphia dimes in which belabored for eight years as asistiint prlost pator superior nnd proessor In ti o I diocesan seminary rind VlenrOenernl In 1841 ho was appointed coadjutor to Bishop Ilosnti of Hi Louis whom he suvooeitod on his death In IB43 In 1847 tt Louis wns mnilo an nichloiilscopal nee nnd Bishop Koun irk leoano Aichblshop Tho venerable prolate has taken an active part In three plenary eounclls held ut Baltimore nnd nl the ntican council bo was one of thoe who opposed the dennttlon of tho Inlnlll llltv nf the Pope niB iiiineeeseary anti IllceFlary dangerous to the peace of the Church Ar lnt bishop Kenrek Is I called The Irund Old Man Iln of thn American hierarchy Archblbop Frauds Kenrlck of Baltimore who died in 1863 was his brother I rttKttBIXafJt A HE Married Lt Night ned OITon a Eura Trip Tomorrow MIls Elizabeth Han daughter of Mr Floyd Ferris Kane wing married last evening at the Church of tho Puritans West 130th street I near Fifth aemio to Mr Arnott Milton I Presslnger by tha lIar Dr A K Maooubrey of Han Mateo FIn an uncle of the bride assisted by the Rev Dr Edward L I Clark tbe pastor of th church The bride who was unattended by either maid of honor or bridesmaids wore a gown of white silk anti lace Mr Austin E Ilesln or tho bride grooms eldest brother was best man and Messrs James Wotberspoon Matthew II Kano Miller cousin of tbe bride Charles A Frank and Vihltlloll Pretningor the younger brother of the bridegroom were the ushers A wending huppur wa after the church ceremony senreil by Miuzeitl at the tho bOle or the brides uncle 1 H Miler 20 West liiGth street Among the guests itt tho i hurch were Mr and Mrs W U Ward Mr and Mr O W Horton of Brotrster Mr aid Mrs E1 Miller Miss Ward Mr and Mrs W W Detrlek Mr and Mrs W B Price I Mr Jefferson Chureh Mr ant Mrs Frank Ar nold Mr nnd Mrs Henry Law Mr K H Slc Nall Mr I U etcott Mr H A Pratt Mr 1rRt and Mrs Matthew Kane Miss MeCntcheou Mayer Mr Park Hamuiarof Cincinnati arid Mr Otto Mr nnd Mrs Pressinger will sail for Europe oal EurCt tomorrow on the Inman line steamer City of Berlin and will not bo present at the mnrruge of tho bridegrooms sister Miss Hellotta May lrta MIY Tresslngnr to Mr Matthew Knno Miller her cousin which will be solniniii7ei on Thursday Oct t at the home rf Ml 1 lrentIIa mother 134 West 131st street The brideroom of lust night gave his bach elor dinner at the club bouse of the Seventh Iteulment Vetordnn Fifth ovontl lpllment ns Hh avenue and Flity elghth street on Saturday oreiung when Lo piecnted his lest I man and the ushers with god and ether enamelled Bcarlplna DKAovt cijta tun i OKIES The Municipal Council Acl Upon the Ar rent or Dillon and Ollrlrn The arrest of Dillon and OBrien on the eve i of their departure for America led tho Munt clpnl Council of the Iiish National Lcaguoto I have an indIgnation meeting last night at 17 West Twentyeighth street Ileolutlons were adopted denouncing tho arrests and declaring that the Tory party by Its course had once more demonstrated lit Incapacity to deal fairly with Ireland Despite tbt prospet t of an Im pending famine the resolutions declared the Tory Uovernmont offers remedy for Irish grievances but coercion and the prison I I coi AR these have ever failed In the past so will they full now The lessons oflh j centuries prou that justice and finality an alone secure I n lasting settlement of tie Irish question Ire land uncomiutred aud unconquerable to h t content I nnd nosperous I mu t have legisla I tive Indeiiendewe right to absolute man avement of her own Internal niralis The splendid nenlces of the Iaillameutnry jiarty I nlltle Its members to our warmest admira tion and most earnest ooieruljn From 1 I condition 01 Indifference or despair they have mired Irelands cause tu its lueiont afh an red position They buve so moulded English sep ilment that homo rule stands out clearly as Ibo political certainty of the early future Re bid them IOusllee1 In telran1 work of national regeneration and we rgnln pledge natoml eluoeraton AnI rllin S1ffto our continued nnd uiihwervlng support I Patrick Oloason preeenlml trio resolutions re01utol find Bpeechen sunportlig them wero made by Hnry llrnnn MUliael iennelly J male i I man Michael Breslln and John P Iliad I A 4 What or the AtUek an Ham Lee I William Kerrigan 22 of 507 Grand street I and John Howurd 19 o81 Cherry street went I 1 Into Sam Lees laundiy at C91 Grand street Monday night and demanded the price of I I I pint of beer from the Clilnnman Ho refused to give It and In return they burled him through I the plate glass window JUicer Keilt of the Diliilieey street slailon lesnomled to the cries of the laundr man and found the three wrung lIng lot iiofsiiiBlon of the munuy dl wmnl lunians tinned on 1h policeman when lie ram In and knocked him dow With the iw slstanoaui a brother officer the men were ar rested JuMlio liufft In the Essex Market Police Court held tle men In llOUO ball each for uHBaultlng the ofllcor bal I SicEirsta Unit Htund Trial I Burglar Charles McElvalne the murdorer of Grocer Christian W Luca will have to lace injury jury for the second time and wake the best dfenle be can for his life Vtittrday morning ing Judge Moore In tbe Court ottbsions Brooklyn denied the motion for the appoint ment of a commission to pal upon the al leged Insanity or Idiocy of the accused He says thetis Is nothing to show the court that ItcblvHlne appears1 to b Insane Lawyer Iurdr look an ecIPUon to tine ruling and linn moved that a jury be Impanelled to try Impanlsd ihe iientlon of the nrlsoners emily Thin ulso was dmiUd and tire Impnntlllng of tire jury to fry 3IcUlvaino nn the Indictment for I I rde In the lInt degree wilt begun J took teveiul hours tu get I jury arid lit taking of ttntlinony was postponed until tide morning UmutHioll lAter just received from London stat that tine wedding of Ulna Isabel ficott daughter of f3rgi H lot of Hilt city lo Mr DouxU IIBUI will I oeinnlrid my quietly ul morrow OhuiiiBi Hbtvl Uurkvley rjutie London to I Hrrup ml 1 rig I nctatti tear tins scathe pd auihlloui Jalt f Call fords DM iautila vlih lb iu iUlii l Cal t elect koovo I r It irest tl UutncUl la Iii liuutu trt leon MI tally B Ire kUrt l i llr r arid Lawtii 1 ittt lU llf ItalllllK Ml MUUMtU rll uld aag Lied Iu teku sad turiM krtuttl aiui U a4 K 41t Royal Baking Powder Has no Equal 11 The strength of the Royal is shown to be 23 per cent greater than any other c c As a result of my investigations I find the Royal Baking Powder far superior to the others It is pure contains none but whole some ingredients and is of greatest strength H F X VALADE I Public Analyst Ontario I Dominion of Canad 4 Ii HERE IS ONLY 1 CO And tntiro JB not inJjkeI t Do not be imposed on with wt a aubstitutoB imitatlonB eta CO BUbBttuwslmltton8et t because tbo dealer makes tj few oonta moro on a bottlfc Lead Poison Cured I am a paint by traU Thre years age I had a bad nol Lead A L ioUon caused by using ulnt I was cured in a thoit tigris by b I Tim medicine drove th polion out through tht pores of lire kkin Myiyittm wajia tttuit4 whir polon lint my undllothu set colr4 b the paint Uing worked out by the medldot through thI jx rr 0 my skin I war cured u Ilitlx by S h I and have had no return In q C IAKK IIAK Wafntivlllt Ohie fr Trutlw on mod and Skin DlwaMi DW lies bwuvrSacgpicCotij 0 I t C 3 a 1 MAYOR GRANT WOULDNT DO CAnlUVL 1UIICl nOXluoN or uhf roar ovricit CXKAHM They Had A Vr4 the Mayer t FrU at Their MM HUirTkl K aritd I Horror M4 They had IsTeho I flesh Pome cartful soul In the Rapubllcan fold its succeeded In making the rest Office clerks particularly uneomfortabl The clerks rtcularlr uncmrorble are going to hle a meeting In Cooper Union nest Monday to boom the KUhthour bill Their committee called at the lltyors office on I Thursday and told Secretary Hpeer that they thought It would help their bill among tho Democratic members of Consresi If the Demo cratic Mayorof New York presided at their me tine Secretory Her asked the commit I tee to call the next day when the Mayor would be In and receive an answer The next day thn Manor told them that be hnd engagements for the meeting night but might an sage these otherwise I they would cull on Mondny he could tall tltm They came Monday and the Mayor said he bad on Ild eld hat rearrange range I mis engagement and would be very mu b pleased to preside at the meeting The committee thanked him heartily and mado suggestions as to what they would tike to have him snr In hit speech They wanted to send n carriage to take him to the meeting but the Mayor said lit preferred to walk Later In the day reporters heard that tire Ma or nllIIr rporerM tl meeting and published th met In the nfte noon papers l MaxorOrnnt hud nil along been n little sur priHil lo lecLive the I intltHtlon lo preside OMT a meeting of lloijUillcnn Governm t em ploiees who Whirled to gut jiiHtl e I om n llo publican CoiiKros anti ho oonjecluied thut Hit publication of the fact might hurt some bodys feelingS When Secretary Speor reached the Mayors ofllce yesterday nioininu lit found ten Post Ofllce employees waiting m Ibo ante room Among thorn were tbe commttucmen who had called to extend the Invitation They asked for I prltatu conference and were I iihrod Into the Mayors office and slAted In I I Inot circle around the Secretary They al I Ollr11 to ho rollovod when they learned that I tho Miu or hud not got down Yit Tho three commtltornen who had extended I tire invitation kept their eyes fixed on the floor foor rind wiped their foreheads continually with 10 ket bundkerchleis They mil In remarks about tbo weather which they lunsldeiedto I b warm and alter a while the Poeretart con I jeciurliig tho reason of their coming and sym pathizing with them a good deal mud You neelnt feel any embarrassment gen tlTnen I guess I know what you have OuWo I to sn mud I unsure you advance that It will bo taken In good part i This relieved the attained situation and one of the clerks pointed out another nud salU I That manV tIre Soeretary Tine Hecrotnry Mrl 1L Kinsley wiped his brow nnd sold We ate all very sorry Indeed that that thing I got printed in tho papers yesterday I Hn Iroked around among his fellows appar I enlly for support 1 hey all nodded their heads ergetlcullv i und said In chorus that they wero all sorry Oh that in I all right said the secretary the Mayor will understand It socrotor I There was another pause whlh was begin MW n PR to got ralulul when a small stout man I 1 You see If I hadnt been printed In the pa i per perhnnH thoo people wouldnt have got I 1 o It and interioted Jhls started the ball nnd the Post Office eloi ks all began to talk at one but in dctiu ho I fonvn They said that their Irlends lund co 10 i to them Iranifldlntely after tneeonln flavor were out on Monday and told them that It was a fatal mistake to oak a Democrat to preside at the meeting i A lleiuhllean tuld uo said one of the men that wed stand a much belter chnnee of hay i Inc our bill pnssel nnd getting the Pnsldunt to sign It I we withdrew that invitation to t Mayor Grant i Well mnkit yourself easy said the secro I tnr It will occasi n embarrassment to I tie Mayor He will understand Well Iu In the short stout man again I YOU know were Irlend of hit and hes a fri nd of ours i Tire Hooietnry apnln told the clubs not to let I tholr souls be tioubled It was all right Theme 1belo wa no occasion to make any lormal with i drawn of the InUtntlon or for the Mnvor to ilo I o ny anything lie simply wouldnt attend tire meetlniranil his feelings would not be hurt Then the clerks got up and said they felt Im mensely relieved They shook hands with thin So rotary anl tiled out Mr Kinsley explained afinrwnr1 to a SUN leporter There was u good deal of talk on the out side and many trends of the movement ul r POI us against selecting Mr Grant Home of these men wore or snld tOY were Mr Grants persornl frtenls They were certainly cod Democrats Then there wero soernl Keputi llnnc and amori them one whom we could nt mTord to Isrrgard Who was that I The committee has decided not to give his nome out jut at this time All I can say Is thntwe could not affoid to disregard him Wns this Postmaster an Colt r Mr Klnslov smliel and shook his head depro I cntlngly I you begin that way and answer your iustlon8 you would soon find out who l it iBild 1 ho fud I shpThat Wo will be selected for the clinlrmnn That has not yet been decided Borne prom inent business man not Interested directly In politics llrecty I MSS BOKU3VS TRDQIC DEATH The Victim PrOTCB to be a TVelltado Visitor From Oernmnr BATriMorE Sept 23Tite body of the joiinc woman found drowned at Locust Point jeaterJny was identified today as MIne Boehm niece of Dr Adolph Boehm n well I known physician of this city The manner of I M IBS 1 Boebma death remains a mystery Hiss Boom was 2G years ot ago Her home was in Brunswick Germany Bho had moans of her i own nnd was in the habit every few year or i arlnl a visit to this country She came over I from Germany tO years ago and spent some i tIme in California She arrived in Baltimore 1 Dlltmnre m her lust visit two weeks ago nail stopped at Millnrn Hotel until Int Thursday when n i i went to Dr BoohmR house APoutli30 P M Hundhy she remarked that i shn WRI goIng to take a little walk Mie put ou her wraps and left the house No more was Men or heard nf tar I by the family until h T body was found The boJy was lying In two fo t of water I is nut known whether MIS KOI hm bad any money with her when she left i her uncles bouse or other jewelry than the gold watch that was found on her MlBsBoehra I intended returning tu Germany In tim winter I h CHbrann John Lee Compll John Lot ot CIS First avenue a hnokman at tho Thirtyfourth street ferry complained at Police Headquarters yesterday that Policeman McCnflerty clubbed him on the bead at the terry 1 last Friday night MeCafTerty told Acting Superintendent T rn that he found a lot of backmen trying to get drunken men Into their cabs for fares nnd ordered them away Lee refused to go I and MoCalTorty pushed him Lee ran into i i COXH saloon at First iivenu and Tlilrtyfointli I 1 street and renpp aid vilth a cho nor In Ills hand and bore nt the pollcninim and i Ihreptoned him MeCafferty ennui that he i i htruck Le on thn I breast and that Lee fell on n weiuhln machine and out bin head I I ii t liynnsnld ant bead morn I I an be had been ordered to do with disorderly I enhmnn leo tbe Captain sail recently served I I i months for sx stubbing an Italian hoy wth tral lie linhf Depot his badge lu front of the Grand Can I n A Kli Valued ut 88OOO AKHON Ohio Sept 23A kiss veIned at 12000 was stolen from Sophie France by I Solo finn Oniatt Both aro over 60 years old and ann I well known nnd generally respected here M otiiiii appear d lu eourt today and a orn that the lefondant has dnmnged her to the oxtout o 12010 by unlawfully wantonly and ma ia liiloiiBlv eommltllng assault and battery on the plaintiff intently kUslni her atery 0111 11 I hug lila IrU uniound her Gen All rum Ilurrra Vrry III I was reported last night that Gen Abrnm I Dnryee who suffered a paralytic strok e pn elli eall ago hal recently bad another and was rl low A his houte In 120th Street It was mmmiii that 11 ceetmieni to be Improving Jan Durye was the organizer of tbe famous but yees Xouavti and was nine Colonel of flue nl 011 Commlbtloner Ki l I nlb tteglmeut Ho served a term at Iollct Usikir Jesoe Will Thl will of Joseph Addison Jameson the banker who commuted sul Ide on Auir 17 wins filed for probate yttterday It Ilerl Irobat wax executed on May 24 In liii prennou of J K Itoosevet tle Jl loOlovet John u Cameron and James A Hpe r This widow FannyK I Jnmeton is l miidaholeexo u iris aflil fl illreld lodlvldt tbtektatobttwevn I baifctlf and their three lon and daughter ac i cording to the law of tblttitat I A tVIU Uurtntr J ne TiiLiiU8 IlL Hunt 23Napoleon Whit I colon di not banged her toduy for tine mm dr of bin wilt In 1BHS The fall broke hit I utck Large crDwils of f nearoif flocked to tue IIIDglDIC cIti i ttK rio M tad his all l thy could of Uio 1

MAN UVST I A fifirshcoMJ rnRIr A Thief ml the Calk4r l Chn sad Cap mrs ol a DlnnDndWTitrlni Nrwmrkir People who entered Rt Patrick Cathedral a Fifth aonue and Fiftieth street about 10H oclock yesterday morning to worship saw a men In the Information bureau apparently trying to forte tho money drawer and they gao the alnim The Information bureau Is merely counter in nn alcove ou tho south stile 01 tho building near tire Filth avenue en trance Books descriptive of the edifice and Its foundation are sold there and Hid proceeds of the sale are kept In a locked diawor under

tho counter At the alarm the thief fled leav ing behind him n steel chisel He bad not succeeded In getting the drawer open Special Polluemnn Joseph T llutledge saw a man oomo out on Fifth avenue and walk with bur neil steps up town but did not suspect him The man Was I block up tbo avenue when Itutlcdgo got the alarm and began pursuit rue man ahead ot him turned west on Fifty second street nnd began to run llullcdco spurted nud yellod Mol thief nnd every body In tbo street took up theery especially the small boys Windows flew up and bends pimped out Basement dooix banced open and maid servants rushed out and leaned river the area rnlllngs 1rivers stopped cubs nod wagon to look mound and see the tun A muscular rind quickwitted citizen who I happened to turn the coiner from Sixth aye alto lust bAtorn tim running man cot then tool In the I tuailon in a flush humped Into the ltrgitlvn antI plnnril him In a pow rluleni i briii The pair loppld over on tine tonos in their struggle just ns ItiitledKO nrrhod At tho Yorkvlllo Court the trlsnir i said he I W Maximilian 11 heurmnn ot Newark Ho MOre n Ikht oeicont light trousers and n white satin sal vIUi n diamond pin and car ried a cane He denied tie chnrco emphatl I I cnllv anti asked the Couit to notifi his inmlly I of his arrest Justice Talntor held him In 1 sit n I in ball i Thoro was another man bunt yesterday from i the candy shop at 434 1 ast Ilftyelthlh street down to Avenue A uiitoFlitynlnth street and down I to the river TIe JiI tYyt was Thomas Murray nnd bo had robbed Ibo till of the candy shop At tho ft f ot of Fiftyninth street the river front Is terrncol Murray clambered I i oter the spiked fence ami went I eadlong down i i 1 the bank into the river His arm runt scalp worm hurt but hn Mruck out with the Hoi r I tide which was running T swiftly leaving tbe water behind him brightly tinted with his blood lie swaIn as far an bixtjtuird street I where he bail to give up and be climbed on board nf an ice barge Thre Toll emanDwyer I who hind folboweIi h m alone tbo river Lnnk took him into custody rycr I ANTliUNY ti nititns SUICIDE lie Climbs Vt on nn rlfTmtfd Railroad rillur to ttlll nitamtir Anthony OWebb a brother Lawyer Ernest Webb who has un office at 181 Broadway lay I down In front of nn elevated railroad train In I Brooklyn yesterday with suicidal Intent and wns killed Ho wns an eccentric man Ho Tat married but he did not live with his wife who lives in Bayonne He had not done any work for three months He boarded with W S Von Horn at 1209 Broadway Brooklyn His brother paid his board Monlns alter noon he called at hIs brothers ohio He re turned late In the afternoon not In nery good I spirits lie went to bed enrb He slept In a ball room facing the streets The track of the Union Ilovntod Ilnllroivl run along on a lel with ami ten feet nwny from the window There is a wooden awning in front of the house 1203 Broadway and a pillar of the elevated road runt up at nearly the centre of this on the line with the curb Home time before 6 oclock yesterday morn Ing Webb got up and put on his shirt his trousers and his stockings Then he raised the window In his room climbed out on the I cornice and walked along lo the awning and down nhe arnning to tine tall illlnr He limbed up that to the Hacks Ly means of the nolt heads At just C oclock James Fletcher a cob orod man who Meant 11DO llroudwuy look d out of hl window an I saw him standing on tine railroad walk Inside the down track 01 the road Ht noticed t nt Webb wine hatless and contiesB The place he was standing at wins i 2uO feet from 12U5 liroidway nud 100 feet from the Do Knlb avenue station of the elevated round A train wii nearing the station Fletcher saw him Iellberaely lie down on the truck In front of It He shouted to his wit At the same time the engine whistle shiloked and the engineer reversed Ins one ne It was loss than 20 feet from Wibl und the tiain i o uld not stop Thn en I Kino struck him He wan frightfully mimed hut he lived and reiialnd ecnn lous until he I was taken to St Jlnrvs lionltnl He refuse1 to say why he wanted to commIt suicide but community moaned Oh let me die Mr Van Horn told a HUN lepoitor there was no doubt In his ruin I but that Wehn wns ritzy One man said ho had understood Webb to city it was Intended to put h m lu the Flntbuah Asylum and bo would rather die than go there AKDKltSlllf ftllt AI1IKIIVAK The Eleventh DIstrict II HI R O BehInd the Colored Cnnillriate The colored voters of the Eleventh Assembly district timed out ttn force last evening the weakly meeting of the Business Mens Itepub Ilifin Organisation of that district and boomed ono of their number Charles W Anderson for AlioTnan This r so ut on offered by tire President Jams G McMurray was annul mouly passed ntinnit Rteoinlilnr In Ghnrlei f Andtron quail tltf that ttnmp tdiu M a girml irboUr an o uent orator nperitct itentleinNn eni a innS and eonM tnt iponf lit ir lupubllein prinolplei ihertor t ti ltrt ttt Thai In p Falluir t th uHr iea of ha nrople of nIt illitrlcl b II In nry way qiikllllcl In ml a iir riirtton be mar te cdlii upon to nil a lth mar than honor arid credit to hummEr lila race jiiiJ con tliuency Mr Ainlerson received ample endorsement from I olin whim riot 1 color sieak rr Ocor o William lntlmore a oun colored mm who said his rother I represents the Beacon Hill dltrlot of Boston In the MasBaehiisetti Legis lature I ii I err nmned that m If thn cliilms of the I coluied maui wee lunored Mr Andtison might run as nn independent candidate Them wits mt a it onl i initunht ion tu Mr Amlerront caudl Inj Hn is an Intillipiutlooklug min if about ll5 ours arid Is snld to sptuic Loth Fr n and Uoiinun He bat wiitieu several paiiiphets 1ometUIK Tallow In tb Milk A German woman came to Sanitary Head Quarters iatirnisy morning carrying a tin pall containing bait a pint of milk Sbt ex plained In broken English that she bad bought the milk In n Chryntle street grocery It had pot been In the house long before something yellow henna in gather on it 0 Yellow slit aid yellow mint you Id mu d Pt holsnn Dr A alter examined tire milk and handed It buck to liar Malmn be saint It U cream drtuui exclaimed tb woiuuui vat vat dot it IB a kind ot Cot explained Dr Walttri S is hut common In Cbrystl Btittt milk but It will rot hurt you1 i dtll you boull the woman I pay not for no such ytllowMiitf like dot and Hit left and abut tire door wlih ft banir iJoiq In l Try Sharp of lb Kl llim OUttrn District Altorotr W iunfleliI of Jtrtty City ap plied iteriluv for a struck jury to try tIne indicted eeion officers of th first precinct in lie H ond lltilf u rite ttltl wUTL mov j iome day next rk OUtt IKKXriMtirX CKNSUt It Slay Do On la Mretlont und Not Need O47 Pnllecmeii ml O ee Supervisor William J Kenny of the Citu Record completed a sample census bok yes tommy and tent It off to have 1200 copies printed The cost Including a stout cnnvns cov er will bo 19 cents a book or 228 for the lot These books are not the cumlorsome affairs that Mr Porters enurnoratois lugged around They are amnll enough to slip Into the side I pocket of tine policemans coat In caso i ho has to stop enumerating rind chaea thief Inside the front cover tbo name of Ibe police man and cuuinurntoi and Ins precinct will I bewiltien HO Hut the nOSI onslbility for any errors unnywhrre In the city can be fixed j I J here goes with the book nn mnolopo of tont innnlln paper ma ked In the ramn way and i bearing also the nero of the Cuptaln of Ibo pre hid As fust as the books come in they will hitent I up to Acting Suporintendant B rnos ford I tilbutlon r I anti eon tho I trod tidiEr It bns imo I eon iocided ellnltely y t whether Inspeetc B rues will start men out nt taco with these Hist books tr whether ha will wait until all the books are done so as to have the whole census taken at the KIIIIIO thrum it Is prohahlo how ever thut the bonks will be utilized ns last as theyiome In troin the printer so thnt soino I of tIne ilinrct will frobibly Lo compleied to fore others are ovon begun In Ill nflCo the entire enumerating for u of J47 policemen will not bo required at ono tiara To provlno for the security ol tho re i id until tl e census has been uillv taken and the Maiorl oelnsloi ount I Mr liunny has prodel that tine enoiOion shall hi to tni os nlllod whleli enu be wrani ed I I around them nnd the whole thinusealod Ka h I i liollceinnn enumerator w 11 bo leiulred to write his name a T HS tho Han and banc of the 1 I envelope which contiilus his book I The counting tire letinns will not bo left to the pullet ns was nt llrsl p aimed Tht Io llai Denartment mviii merely do line work of enumeration nod Hand tim leturns to thu Mayor Tbo counting will al be done under thn Mayors supenlslon In the private loom I adjoining his olllco In the City Hall Ho bun called on Supervisor Kenny for heir In the count aud It Is pretty well tindoivtood that Assistant Supervisor Dnid llynn wnn Is an expert nt counting will bo In immediate charge of Undine nut Irom tire returns just how many nt us there are Plo Mipcrisi blmoll will help in tire tremendous job I of districting the city The count will be I taken by j recln ts und election districts hint It must be made so tba it cai bo compared section by section with Jlr rortors llgures Mr Porterx roiurns are made tv l wards posslhly been use the ward boundaries are reasonably permanent while Assembly illstilct umlarlei wouldnt be If the Leclslnturo would do Its duty As tine oec I tin districts are divisions of the Asfenuly i districts there Is considerable extra work n I vohed In Iluuring out the population by wards I to compare with Mr Porters figures This job will be more comiloto than It was in Mr Por tars cae because Mr 1oners calculations woe not complicated by having lo consider either police precincts or election districts NKHSlAVKH HKAnKKH BARRED Court of Appeal Li MiUrn It llurd to Try Old JUcdone nl The whole nf the session of Part III of the General Sessions beginning at 11 oclock and ending at 5 yesterday wins devoted to the effort to sIft out twelve unprejudiced jurymen to try Dr Henry O MtGouegol for killing Annie Goodwin the cigarette girl by malprac tice The stumbling block was the decision of the Court of Appeals reverting tho conviction of exAlderman Arthur J McQnnde because jurors luau been accented who had rend pub lished testimony chen in MnCjundes first trial and hind formed nn opinion but who swore however that they could my aside such ooiulon or Impression aid le I governed solelv ly the I eldcnceto le g ven before them Tire code speclllunlly provdes that jurors who can mint this asoverntlon ui der oath nre ligible let the Court of Appeals Lout thnt they were In eligible and reverse 1 the couvlctlun hen 3 oco k had come yeiurdny and no juror had been obtained most of thc talesmen called having been exclu od under the Mc Oundci ilHclslon I e nuse they had rend pub llsnoil testimony taken be ore Coroner Uesse mor Col le IOUH aroe and ciult upon the diniculil s that thn Court of Appeals bad put In the way uf seeming jury in u case of much notoriety Judun Fitzgerald said that of course he wnn bound hy the de Islen of the court of last re sort in this Ma e and that unless theLegUm trite altered the law It must continue to be binding upon the louer courts itween i nml 5 oclo k three jurors were obtained who hnil not been impressed by tine testimony beioro Coroi er Mes eniar They Were Dlednck Wiiehrmann grim er of 3 Win throp place who had i nh glanced over some of the reports of the lli juet Caslmius F Bo germ merchant of 114 Vnrren street who bad read only the I eadlnus of somu of the newspa per accounts and Max Itohn ron ileilor In fur nishing ioods at 114 West Twentythird street who I ad been in Kuroiie nnd hud read nothing at all about I It The eitdmayrr to fill the jury box will be re sumed this morning Jug llnMIIIIrs mad Invlilble Ammetm The failure of B Altman Bro fur manu facturers nt 631 Broadway has caused much exiltement In tbo fur trade U was learned ctorilnv that the liabilities aro far greater than was reported and that tbo nn ota are small Itepnrts In the trade that the liabilities arm oier S mill 1100 nn sad to buexiitgeraleil i mind good authorities believe that the ilebu are I about JiOOOd Lawyer Herman Joeiih who lepitsents n judgment Preitiler sea that the firm sold all the stork of goods they could for cash got friends to endorse notes which wero discounted nt the bnkHnnrt not the cash on the flntm a Torso notes amounting to about fllVlmi It is sn d are n the Peoples tine Kowery nnd tim Cnluinb a lank The firm hixe tiiiiSferiod tler t accounts t securi tine i ei 1 doieementH on throe minuet Tinmi stock ou hnnd li cold lr tire bb miff i Mr Juboph thinks would not itiodur 0 over 1200 Ilrooklynii Nor Girl Thief Elgbtccnyenrold Emma Anderson has been sent to thin penitentiary for six months by 1ollco Justlco WnUh of Brookhn for stealing a gold watch end chain horn JnmcaCurtln n Fourth avenue grocer Thn girl who was a ttianer to Mr Curtln called upon him ro ctnilv at iris store and so quickly gained hid oulldencn that bo leijueated tier lo pay a visit to his wile und mike her ac i alntunce Sire cillnd upon Mrs Curtln forthwith und sue ceedd while nt Ibm bousit In getting posses son nf the gold watdi hhe suit seiuentl was anested nt lire ru e track I 1 elective Hoy molds rlin is ud In harm tnkon Lllu IwiraheaM lila C as the most expert girl thief lu Brooklyn A Scubd l Involved Is u VHrfiai Din M pBurnnr Oswcno Pent 23The Her Mr Haulns left this place Comm months ago ostensibly lo tO lo Jamufctown Ho bun not been hour from Sinai Iii Mtd he Imd no tIled a chair In Canal It I n w uppearh thut I u him a ivllo und another few ii y ain em Irene eUe and i that I hha en iy 1 n ainloned ire t woman with viboni bo went nirough tlmform I of mi fnsrm lug In Itlui I Mr aliiHttll collides lii imrHOuage ou Orieldit itieut lull ithaIn nery iltitltiit bins In him will out niniiu nnd without Irbenda tire mutinr 01 n child J vius old and nbuut to become tine mutbiirof a second Ugir Jest flea Clrrki Needed Albert II Boon chief of the Hurenu of fiala ties und Allowance of the Jot Office Depart meat had a consultation ulili l1netmastor Van Colt jreitrilai coneiTnlug tinm ptwlt of tIne ofllce her Tb I fore Is l inferior Ia numbi to the wainlp of tins luT ialuKbu in m and addi tional help U required i a ant ciKrnt4nn arrn UP I1fl4LT Two Tlew fit Adduro4 Des by Utns Alto Pile Hint Sr Mind S A friend ot Grover ClereUndt an offlee holder under lYcIdrnt Cleeland cam to town yenerdny and in conversation with a BUK reporter said that ho hail heard that tbre was ground for belletlnu tbat theexPr ldenl would decline A renomlnntlon even If It wets tetdtrrsl him Tho epcaLor did pot know at the time that n icing atttcle bad appeared IB t thin riillndelphla JYrt strrday mornlnc which said that tine eiPresltent wine not la good rhsicnl and mental health thtt ho was eddltd in spill If f moody silence and that hn had lo t nmbltion The exPretldtufo friend salt ibat he believed from what be had board that lIt Clevclsnd would rotate a re nomlnatii n on tbo ground that ho will not again subject himself to Ibo sctndalon tieAtraent his family received fr m theBepnb llcnn oi osltlon In the last ampaign that he will not have his fnmllv eneountera repetition of thin scandalous stories clucnniimted about big t treatment of them In the White Home The article from the Pblladelpbla VcMMTtt The exPresident was In very poor state of health last sin ing and was told by hit physicians that he must take A long period ot lest that Is I of mental rest and muittrond th summer In taking as much outdoor exer I ice l an ho could He went to Marion Mast Intending to follow the advice of the phrsi emus There wins nothing In the way of reo tenIon there fi r him accepting soiling for wini li bo eared little driving which pleased hlmocnl VB and tin hi UK but that was not exactly nhnt Win nieded to cnoroome the ills that Here lurking In iris siSinnu After a few eeKS be gmnt i ally Inpsoil Into a oonditloa wbl n tine his frlonda some alarm Titers were no lelblo drag of disorder andbasuf leroliim I no pal s but the o wa apparent a lithn cl condition nf I ody wbUd It mndo It almost lmpos ilo for him to take any etoivlso wnatovor Ilo used In upend days In t I almost pcrleu ulot nlitlng for hours at a f t mo without rising from his chair and an loirlnirn I nke lit to or no Interest In those things nnheh Intersled his neighboring cot tair rn no ndmlttel that he lelt far from nail that hs ntuiiltion uomod to bo gone ana I tha hs InillBpos tlon to I t IM ntmdiul exercise vn BI tnstlnirng win ct hue could not overcome n At times ho teoiicd elm st moody and ho Ire cmtrcntly sat In sllenco 0 long as to occasion Rome nlntm on tho I art of his friends who I fenred lbit ho tars nuff ring Later In the summer ho slum ol a disposition sleep much 4i diirlnc the day arid thin sins not rcgnrded as a fa nrnbo Hviuplotn tiecauBe In his active days be used tn get nloni snub little sleep never re it quiring more than six or seven hours S j He him rotirrmd to the city his frltndfl fear In n stnto of health Which calls for some alarm nnd Is himself as npprolienslveaa aro hlM friends Ho ha told his friends thai during thn entire mmmer be lelttlmply lIke ionillng ns hioxireu o l It and could not nuiter plmd enntigli excepting uppnA few a I nceasl n to Indulge In n sport which a few 1 enrs ago would hnvo called him out atdavra I an I kept him with tbo rod rind reel all day I heel too Indlsposi d to moo a lout much and Z i RUPPVO Ills bocnuKoI am Dotting so stout ho w uld say to his friends Thn physicians wbllo not yet KoriouMy nlnrmed about btscon dltlcn belovothnt ho must mibmlt to some thing llvo heroic treatment or howlUlapaa Ino a state of health which will bo moat threntenlni Col Darn Lament who was In town yester dny was n kel wini he know aboutthia and he sail it was ridiculously also rind that Mr Ceeland was uinor letter I In his life Aata IOB of ambition Cob Lnuiont roiunrked liii ruonor sail tn mo that ho was or was not aenndldnto for 1reRldint I inn quite sure i tbnt ni ther bo nor Inn neisonnl friends aro or have been m any m nner attempting tolnQu once nollt cal nom nations line Now Xorl City News Bureau sends out I this Intervl wwl h Air lovclornl obtained at his law chile ynsti td w iiiteruoon How absurd thnt btory 1st I really have no h patlcnco tn dent nil these statements They are u itruo ovory ono of them Dont you I think I look pretty well 1 never felt bettor in I mv life I spent nn excellent vacatIon and di rice the time 1 wins at Nation 1 fished every duty It Is rammer pecullnrthnt the story should como from Ilillndolphln for somnnf my friends fiom thrill 01 iiy ri oniininlfd mo on my flsblnn p trips 1 will Hond them this dimming and be lleiome thev will laugh hoiirii y at It I have taken as modi eorcUo as ever I did and hare if not Ihe sligtest roiiBrnlocnniplnln of physical m f nr n ennl Illness I returned to Now York oa Frldnt Intel pinl came down tn mv office on Monday morning Mv time has been spent finer In clearing up the correspondence that t has nccumulnti d I nn my desk and I my self I have put In two iTOtty void days work I thin I have said uvorytblng necessary to confute that nlorv I The reporter adds thnt Mr Cleveland looka quite well nnd Is evidently as vigorous oa bo fore he startod on his vacation A FlvrjrenrodM AiITentnre Tommy Delaney nscd 5J4 years whoso mother Is caretaker nt 23 East Twcntyseconfl street took a walk on Sunday to the cant aids whero he fell In with the mob which won fol lowing the body of Emllle Kof si to the Fresh Pond crematory According to his own ac count be wont all the winy to the eemetem as ho called tho crematory with the crowd and ho certainly must have wandered to the outskirts of Brooklyn for he turned up as a pussenior in in elevated railway train At tha suburban end Ot the line An bo bad forgotten where he lived the conductor turned him orer rn the Fomteenih precinct tioiion where bo was kept until n general alarm sent from the police Central Office of this cltr on Monday night caused his whereabouts to bi rilsOercd His mother who had passed her time since his disappearance In visiting the Central Ufllce 10 cot news ot him hatttnod to Brooklyn at a A M yo teray In addi I to appealing tn Ibo publte Mrs Delaneyhad ottered n gewnrd for information concerning tho mlstlngchlld in yesterday pai rt ItTraa too late to countermand the advertUemeai when the boy was found Smoking Car on the King County fleTatvfia j The Kings County Elevated Railroad Intro duceil a novelty In elevated travel yesterday the shape ol smoking cars One was attnoha to every train At the same time one and ot the platform of each station was sot aside f or the exclusive accommodation of smokers The cars weie the ordinary cars need on tha road The matting however hal been taken out and wanamnkera were placed along the floor la front ol the santa On the trains coming down town the car was on the rear of the train S yellow label designated it On the up trains the u car was on the front The piuoet reserved oa 1 I the platforms on the up and donna stations cor responded with thin ilaies ot the care oa the train The cars lumped Into popular favor Their weto crowded nearly nil day and the patrons seemed to enjoy the extra prh lieges Xh ex JJi perltuent It to be tiled for two weeks lllicoeka Candidate Beaten STHACUSE Sept 23 Ignatius BawmflUr bl the Ilopubllcan candidate for the Assembly la i the Third district of Onondnga county Thla is In eclte of the lest I that the faction recre renting Senator Hlscock could do to defeat him today In the nominating convention 16 was n fnreconi conclusion that Joseph Bandy the lllsoi ck candidate was oaten Hit sup portei began tn make their beds as easy as possible ton torvcolnc contests In the towns and wards where thtHyrncusenuniaf hastata there was open briber in the Interest of Saw mlller Tliec ntenlion cutHnwuilllerthrouoh In n hurry b a vote ot iO lo is Tonight the big Dut liman is tho hero of the hour In Syra cuse Willis II Burns the nntlHlscock cn ilidnt for the Assembly In them Hecond district whom tine fciyr moo Jniirnnl charges with car ruitlan past and intended IH having papers la i a libel suit prvpured against the editor foit mastar Carroll K Smith

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Lb 0 1 Tjipjju t H 4 THE SUN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 18DO ANOFFDAY1N BASE BALL flflLL Tan jrir runic IKAOVD TBAU ITIXS THO 1IAUE8 n aI tlKiiil f Icvelae LsuSCftb Aleo An a the Winner The IMftrtrV mDs Link PlAy Kahlbltlem Oe nttntl tne Aearrleim Aejeoruile Tie Tronble Amnc th e A A V CliVe t Yesterdays results In the bat bal ana follow ur XATTovAt iKAnur First GarnetNow York 7 I1tt bnrgh 5 Soconil Oameew York 8 nttsburab 6 I Cincinnati 1 Ihlladelphla 2 Cle elnuil 6 Boston 1 1 nr AurmcAN ACSOCIATIOX Valtlmnro 7 Toledo 4 I Syracuse 3i Columbus 1 LoulsvlIU 13 llooheiter fl Loulnl loohelter I I 1t Louli 21 Athletic 2 t Ik NUoal JAa I rat rtconix rw Few fwt Jri I IThbs w ten rt protW HO 4 rL ld I atlt fcM I j 7B M I lrKSw Tork00 et 4M I fjiiuuiipjjail r t jClTland 41 M J133 l Udlpa tt 01 lrrnuburgb31 lo 16 I HEW Tonn I Li 7 rDI01 I xj 6 TIMT rixrsnunnn fept 23It there wit no scUn 11ltMI tlii lloerentlon Pink today thftrn wan certainly lotnof fun Thehume tam I mid the Now York plated two InmPR during the alt rnnou I In I not uiifalr to ar that tmth the ciUlostB combined did not riM to the dig Bliy ot u burlenuo I hero were 726 npactatoni mil park Tim WHathcr was nil that could b desired Tho firM contest n somowhnt t close up to tho eighth Inning when the vIMtoro rned two tun by Rood flitting nnd Throe mule In Srned running wore the Inning but tho first was tIe result farned I olabnnoonballn Smith pitched acoodgame tuid Sbarrotta efforts In tho box were only t moderate The hmond game however was ojotbat Trill not be foruottcn by those I ho law Itat liurkutt assayed to pitch for the VH raw and Anderson for the home player In the flrst Inning Anderson was walloped lor ill lilt and five run After that he ilirt Ir well Dnrkott wns somewhat wild until be rcnehed the ti 1th Inning when bo seemed tocollnpso sotirely During tho Inning ho Laoflve mn ba1 on balls forcing two runs In Ola cook bBla forcnl called n bait nnd rnt lltirkett out to left Held and Ilalo went In 10 pitch lluslo wns also in bad form Tho bcoro ritlllDICH I I H W iou S U luoca II A LPLPnAL l Burke cf 1 1 n I I ul Tit man e f1 I I u 0 Sillier 3d I I 0 I Clarke o 1 I 4 I 3 lareque M h1 1440 ijlasicock L 12 I I 8 I Birger r f 1 8 n o Whl tler1itb2 3 13 I 0 ea flecker c 0 2 h 8 31lrklrf1 IOu I j Baes L s u II 3 a O Kai ett2dbO I I 20 ttllaon III 10 2 U n O lliile tf I u I I 00 Jordan I 11 I 3 U 0 lluckler Mbo I 4 2 0 wItIp 2 12 lfcharrott p 0 o 0 fi u TMal I i ZTlt 5 I Total rUsTIS 4 riltsbnrirh l 1 0310100 05 haw lor i o 1 3 o o o o S 07 S Karned rum Pittsburgh 21 New York S Twonaie bill Miller V huller Ruste Threebaae hit Wllon fcaeraftot hits Larotne fcutes Ws n hharrott rirst t ss on errors riiiiknrgli I Newark I Ftrtt b on ball Vlller I I aroiue Herger llorlon Bales llae rock Stolen I limesMurk Miller Jordan Whltlr JlultL linub plATP ulasscock liasselt and hIs 1lvr I lid pitch t Minrrott t Left on bale rittivurgh t It w Yorka TimeIMS Umpire McQuade Kiir tolig D 8 rimacacu II L OIZCOKD ona riTTIICRGtl I 5 UX I HSW TOBE t L al In r o AK I I r 0 inrkee f o 0 I 0 o Tlernan0 f2 3 I 0 0 mrSbO 1 000 Clarke r f 1 2000 Jaroqne 4bI I 3 2 I UUsacock a a3 2 I 8 U Fierier r f I 0 2 u U vhiitirlatbu a lo o 0 I Jieckir c 2 1 7 I OIIIftrkt p lf1 I I ii o nt Fain a a I I U 8 IUsstt2db1 I I 330 nn lub o 0 u I o Kuile I f t pl 0240 to i r ii 0 8 U II lluilley 3dbo 3100 1 ndrolp1 u o 5 Uurphy c 0 3 7 2 0 TofiU 0 i j i Total B 14 27 i j 0 t Pittiburgh o I 0 o o a I 1 o n KawYork s I I 0 0 1 0 0 8 t Farned runiNew York R Twobase bill Miller Janmile Three bte hlle Illallcock Whistler eaarl tc hlir I nhlitltr OlaMcock I Hril bate on errors fe York i liotibe pay MnrphT lldR elt and whistler Pns ed balls urphy 3 Wild ilu I dcron I Iliirkett 1 Hum I lilt by pitched ball lermm Loll on bates ritiibnrgh 12 I ew York 7 I Tnneitt LmplreHcQuald t aNcmUTi I i L 4 rnlLD Lrnu a IoJ 2 Ilittioiri 1 Sept 2Th Iiedi had a close ban to r day The score UMI Mtl IK C LI I rIIuounu I It k la FHA LILP0AL Jtcriieeitt 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VIICIIPuI FIt 4 in tf totlI silli b enm Ih P W rIlloIiniMl lItttj 80 iSV ia IsI 1 48or 0150 II 1 Will east a good r AOJ InC tItp IIr Ct 4IJ I V 85111 hlt cettlO uS I IoIIIIUIL esl llhu ii a oalbl Ii P r 4 s r rft Ii ta aInI so silsik I ftom be Itt 8I hiS Ilotisliall I to tai aPf3 5PJ OtIUII 55 tIts I aiiipt it lb lit of 11 1 pill 41 5 lOt liii rojnIuj b r I II 4 at it a 11 111 IPJ41 I I Iii tIrt let bo 0111101 I r nlll 1IlulIrlo tulry 1110 14051 C s S 01 110 I ti limit 5151 1 gI4U4I MJ 1 f i II I nl ls jtig 1 t last fJ U Iltial tUO IIP t II o14 ansi io wileli Ih uullluu rPtjb tI dtlvii 1 IIIS 00lO I ge li kIQS ill 154i IJ IT ISISIC Ire lft1II C t TJb I W Ititg rsFail fIr tL01 I Tb ttfjrIitriaii I 3101 II Plot 1 lot this 00111 1011I a haiti OOUnt If I the Ill flirures ased stare Iho Jirithari iii d uieii oft A Ujr will iltbif hart In star t cut ti bull J new itsodi NEOurlArl1ro ran rontsiav EXPZfl1 A F TrewaXihen I Trrlns Ce re m F ei Plerr Cbr tkn tTorleVn Tsnisi Tile popular demand for the participation of n foreign expert In the projected worlds championship tourney thai been promptly recognized by the managers of the llrunawtek Ilalko combination Mr A F Troejcher the leading patron of billiards In the company It learned l resUrdaybaa In oomspnnd ecce for pevcral week with th Parisian agents of the firm to oertatn tho proipeet of securing a capable French player and also to learn the terms upon which such a player will consent to make the trip to America All the players are awaiting tne re ult of this correspondence with Interest Slosion an usual being the mpit enthuilastla of the lot II said yesterday that a French player could certainly secure a profitable thru mOlltha engagement In Ibis country the pro ceeds of which would be Increased by tho money which be would be certain to win by participating In the tourney Tbo trouble B cms to be to overcome the dislike to travel that Is Inherent In the Hauls Iilol OIl said that the MOiOsltlon of tho play ers announced In ycstrdnvs HUH that a handicap tournament b hold this fall and be BO arranged that this players would meet each other on practically an even footing as to the chances of winning mt with bis hearty ap proval I nnnounce now ho said my ntlro willingness to cooperate In any profrct tbut will HCnr a succosBtul and satisfactory tour rianunt Anything that sailsQe tho other boys Is agiecabl to me 1 go In for the Interests of tliogamo and am perfectly willing to Biicrltlce my own personal prelerrnces as to tho style ot Ibo game tn be played hetlicr It cushion carroms champions game ball IIno or any I other style of billiards Is Immaterial as far as I I nm concernod provided the others are tails fled All 1 want tfl a successful tourney and lots of sport llut In all fallness he added such a tourney must bo subsequent to the one which Is now being arranged to settle the Question of the worlds championship To settle this rent point neeessarlly requires that all handicap ping shall be done away with between the con testants Th y must meet on an even footing or otherwise how in Ihe World onuld a winner I claim that he was really the worlds champion In case he should have played eightInch balk Ibis to rohucfera or my owu lourleunlnch game 7 You may set It down that the worlds championship i ontcst Is an insured fact Tbo agreement IhotBobaeer nod 1 alllDed stipulated thAI It required two or more to 1111 Ibo list The emblem made byTlffnnylinownearlycomplet ed and a battle nt the cues to settle the cham pionship will take plane even If lit Is only be woent Mr Bcbaefor and myself It wan slated lit the UruuswlckBalko bend auitrtcrs yesterday afternoon that before the Htli of October which is the lilT for closing the entries tbero would In all likelihood be four competitors tilosson Bchnofur leH nnd I Maggioll Mr John D Oonnor said that thoso I four would Insure an Interesting and probably melting BorlcB 01 competitions There would bo much Interest he thought tho game bo tween hoe and Maggloil Tho fact that the latter was new to New Vorkera and played a rattling good game would arouse popular In terest In the young expert from New Orleans ftO XUKY TriLL TUT TO SEAT us Well Oar Crack Amateur Teunt WIU be Tlarrct Try It On Ybs games for the amateur baa ball championship of th Amateur Athletic Union of the United Statei that an to be played In New York city beginning on Saturday promises to be the moll Inlirtiilng itrlei ot amateur bu ball that bal erer been played Both teams are known Tli New Jersey Athletlo Club hai played eighteen game thus far and lies only bat two and It l baa bean particularly notlciabt that It has at all times th same player on the diamond The Petrolt 0 team baa won a wellearned rlctory In the Detroit lerlsa and bit vry few of the games plaj id Frederick bterua the League magnate when ta New York city last month said that his club bad the I Cneit amateur team that eTer played In the Weit and ho was completely carried away with the ability of Ms pitcher Codd who formerly played with Ann Arbor Codd will do all the pitching In the games while the club la I East Thar was a goed deal ot talk In atblstio clroes yesterday over the article published In Tint HUN et Iueiday t In relation to jr J Walsh ot Port Huron Mich This youog man baa been a professional ball player and tome time In I May applied to the A A U for reinstatement uu request was refused aa the mem bore of Ibo Hoard thought 1C the door was once Opened there would be no stop to ihs Dumb of old professional tall player that would be rung In by the amateur club At hol last meeting of the Hoard hOld at t L Ioull ou Fepl ill Walsh again made application Mr Eddy of Eb i t 1 t I ro tb Petrou Club etatd that Walsh waa a proiperoua builnei man In Fort Huron and that be would not I play ball again On Ibo strength of lheee atatemcnti the Hoard reinstated him and only a week after the statement waa pubUihed that Joe Walsh was In Hetrult practlilng catch Coda and this crank there were all delighted over the fact that at last a man had teen found that could hold Codd Mr Janileu Chairman of the Reinstating Commit tee said yeiterday I bare read the clipping In TUB 80o and hare sent the lam to Hr Kddy M mast Iriome mistake and I think tb pacers are mixed He was relnitated simply because be iromlld I nut to tday ball again and lie claimed that hll being a pro fessional hurt bU business Julius Harder another member the Board that at tended the Ht Louie meeting taldi h I think there II soul mlatak I voted lo reinstate Walih limply be cause It was atated by a brother member that he would nut play again I am opposed lo his playing again and oL I Pl J If h doe play ball for the Detroit A C f will at the next meeting moos 10 reconsider the rote 00 the me tion I to rsllIPtte I and relent I I applIcatIon rJl A promiieflt member of Lii N 4 A C seon yesterday said t sap sure IIU is t some mix In thIs maur I know Mr Idly and several other members of the D A c and I do net belieTe that they would ring In I any men that haTe not played with them at home Ibe New Jeny A ii will present their regular team and trust that the Detroit A 0 will do the ram Then let the bent team win Another good story leaked out yeiterday It Ii I a tact known to all that ever slugs the old Amateur League btnN lt uMt row when lit I1vo1 a 1 left the League tbare has been a treat deal of III feeling between the Etaten Island JIJ and their ila 1 er aroa the kllla the N J A U The Platen islands are praollcally the slaThers ot their Amateur leuae and 10 anxious were hue to Chow that they were the cbainplona ot the East that they entered Into an agreement with the Columbia Athletlo Club 01 WaahfnKlon 1 a that In gas they won that the clubS would play cerise ot QTO trainee for the Eastern championship In thIs way they boced to prove that the B I A u were superior to the X J A lo However aa there was a rlpI up at the Polo ground lest Saturday there la I now no way of settling the quntion I aa there le no possibility of the two Clubs Ir plaTlnr together at leaat thIs season lue fieirolt Athletic club team will arrlTo In thIs ally Friday morning aecompanled by Mr Fred K hterni the ex League mamiate There will be twelve ma In the party and the qualllon that la I DOW agitating the halters Cranks la will the Uecrolu insIst on playlnc Joiph J Waihot Port huron J With I it they do tbre will be fun and erldtntlr there are lIvely tImes ahead Hae Hall at Princeton riincBTOK Kept 2BTh flntlof the series of elsie etamplonabtp bale ball camea was played on the nnlrtnltr grounds today The contesting teams war thoaa of the aenlor and freihmn The former won by a score nr a to 10 101I has Hall Note LnrrixmtK Kept 22 UmpIre Taylor waa to day re il clli Itaied bylraaldent rhelpaof the American AssocIation The Mt Vernon Athletics will play a aerial of Ibree games with the Cuban uianta the nrii of whlcJi take place Saturday These games will likely end Ibo aeaaon DriiTra Kept 23 Three nttha of Ibo Denver Bate Hall Club I wee veetelday told to a wealthy I Iienrer ITU dlctte 1 tor fV Ou tl Itowa and Van Horn retain the other 10 Cribs hut gave the syndicate an option on it which stands good until Oct 15 On Sunday lapt after a hard fooght ten Inning tame the Emeralds defeated the I Laontlnei at the Protectory ftounde by the score of 11 I 11 I to 10 rowere and Uaynolda war tIe ballery for the Leonllnea while I g od Malone did like work for the tmaralda the work of the latter battery being excellent KiKiiiCitr Kept at The Kaniaa City Rlnea prac tically landed the Vfeitern Auoclatlon pennant yeiier oar They made It three icraieht from Minneapolis I br a score of 0 to t and lent the Killers back to a poiltlon Inpereexace 2 pelate behind haniaa City lbBlu a L mnly i r rhln1btfll tare only six more tame to play and nothIng but an extraordinary let down can retire them from Dm place The record for the Archdiocesan Lou pennant U ufollowai Club wm ion ret rum iron ion fa Xavlir 7 2 778 ScaMlng a 4 5o istiiedralO 1 3 730 MadisonS 4 4n phonine 7 701t I lllIo2 e JJ llapliael 8 8 Kill Tbebau I 7 121 Young Menl 4 8 871 Uagdalsno B OUO Ihl It Ii quite likely the alttiiame of bale rb to decide the champhmnhlp I flf Itlibmond county between this times of the Staten island and Corinthian Athletlo l lube will take piace un ort 4 If It lakes place at all Uananrl Conroy if the B I A 0 says hat after the Paul nell Saturday I tttwaeu his club 1 and the Kutau f ID r ftI lr lalaad Cricket Club a treat many of Pile men will ao to collrie but he sate that If be ran induce them to ater andean trocura this service 01 Cltcher Vie Iodl this rim will lake place Htaten lalaodtri are very lax lou to in these two dabs Wilt ttOHLUfa Tits fourth Bfth and Kith game of thi arise ef I0 Iwelre between the Ingle and married men of the Hamilton i lob wire rolled at httlnner a alleys on Mon day Tnlng The single men carried I oil all lire aiuei whit i mass the aerlea to dale a tie home of the individual 8 urei were ejictdla ly high Tb laurel i otmiii cmr Mingle MenUuldoon lliJ I Union 3I9 I yilipaulck I7H tIllers MX 1 Dunn 154 Total 871 Married 1 Uenilah I ney US i J liunn lIOOI Watson 14U kuilth UJ Andrewa IM Total 716 rirm SOIL Sloll lIolioldoon WI PIIIo J51 ltsparIk 324 Pillars iV6 T lisnu 115 114 s Married MeuMahoey 24ti 7 oIre1 WatIOL its buiitb lId Alidress 11 fetal ttL elite else BliKle MenMidooD IN 1 i DillOD Il4t ntipatrieV 111 ollara ins I T Dunn ltd intel 1171 Harried Men 1 Mali ne 11 I t Dunn JbSj l Watson PIll fillli Itxi Andre a lit lolal u A rather duo attendance was preient at Ibo veekif lueetlDirof Ilia Iermelila Hank Club al the relaeuiei 1 lar I on Holiday sTilling The sears of be ra oiiT gala were sifoliawil aeibicblU im KiUif Itii A ilrek Un i3J I hiss HI inlie lit Valteril 1 TclHJX Two teems ot the Oriental Club 1004 a filmdly auie at lehiet alley au Monday ereulif lit acuriai larlayi I TcautHarler I Hi ralternan 13 Kreriiiiii IJ7 V Medal ivi uailiiVy 1111 pbs I cr14 5 aId 1811 e t 1J11r ill u cammerer uf lOla I liJ irlnfa 1 aTeaiflM Stiama it a f frlne IU 5 TIJ Irnfal itl J JilineMir r IJ7 Cmwenl in lakl IU V UirtlJ Cl t n lauib 120 dleruaa HI Toial ld A IUI MrI lbs HrMkln MKycl Clobl kewlc gih l ciii t te held t j pavrruw ereulu I sues leer office IIiileiiijt4l and ilia cutUal witk tut Ibt MaJ u p lloUool C vzrlt1J THE xetrnnur mnrrcn IT nrlT at UTr nrtiBhtnaT at lS ntIr 1tClIlsfllaZ2tCttC IMTh Tommy While alIas Strip the Kewibor j Is l havIng his hand full Jut now orer if little I love lIaalr III wblcU lie lias become entangled I A tlioit tints BBO the newsboy alien Jfd n loan dven by A Jwtlh orcnnltstlon on the east Ids Among the many young women that nere present wag a 5IIM Hophla Turrt a bandtomolooklnB blonde of 17 JUra She bad plenty of admirer All the young men 11110 wero attired In clawhammer coats vroro more than anxious to hare n dance with her and a Roodly number of them bad tho prlvlleffi KToiTtliluii went alone Ktuootldy I until the close of tie ball when two young men who did all In their power to win the voting ladya affection during tho onluR cot I i Into a fight over her an to who would hno tile I Pleasure BrHnaher homr Hrtlpcu whn hnd I ICCD watihlnc ttio iiroccodincs foitlol thn trouble by colrBUfj uud punching the two t hovers and c nllr walked off with tie blonde Miss Iniral and Hwl188 wore fndlfrliiuls from I thin nut and ahe nowed that ahe would hoor I ho anrthlnit more to do with any other poling man blio oven w nt t n far as n nr is i to hwlpen stating that In the ment of their mar lingo her father would net HttliirnuiJ lit LuI l nets It did not leiiulra tbo new l oy lonu to answer and be replied that he thought they could get alotig Immensely as man and wife I White started In to work In dead earnest the nextday And nnM d up a little money thut ho Intended to buy the weiding ring with Tho marriage IK I now off Thin Is how It rnmo about accented a woekn engagement nt AMlkesbnrro whrre he nai engnged box During tills abaeuco tom tliln cIty Mcklollm rulllvnted I the nciiualutanci nt Miss 1urst and they Bonn became good friend hey 1 at I tended picnics together and It wan whlHpcr about that they were outraged On HWIKHS return to the city ho noticed a coolness on tho part of Mica Furst toward him but ho never expected that lie wan living out out bv hU old friend Collins Lat Hundar Unities mndo nn engagement with bin sweetheart to meet him at the corlMol Ltnllowanil Urand streets at II oclock Hwtpos was on hund at the appointed time hut Ute young lady did nut np pear until two bourn Inter when she was ac companied by Collins The newsboy looked at her tll astonishment and sttimmerid bay Bophlo what doea this mcnn lou are not stuck on that mug Before ho could llnlhh tho Bcntenco he was knuvkod sprawling Intu I tbe street Collins thon lumped on him and I tried to bite off one of hIs caiK ami ouUl pro ably have succeeded bad It not been lor tile timely arrival of a pollcomnn BwlpeR wmi canleil Into alnelffliborlngral onwlicro lie waj flied up Ono 01 his eyes bad been nliunst I gouged 1 out A SUN reporter found Swipes at RIAIO Brodlos last night miming Ilia woundstlnd h sb I st Imp I Said he I aint in love any more do you 8eel We wero engaged to bo tnarnud nei Christ inns I bought her a wedding ring that coot me a hundred She cent It back to me today 1 i I and I sent her back all the preents that BII Jreellts I gave me Bhe IH no good tier yer 001 Mie an BO with that Iudlow straot mug If ho liken I am through with her When I runt I Collins on Bunilay nluht lie h t me with a piece of lead pine tbut he had up his sleeve I am not through with him yet und you can look for something startling lu the next fow days dor yer eo f Neither the young lady nor Collins could be found last night Air llnnner on TVheelmee Mr David Bonner President of the Qentle mona Drlvine Club Is staggered nt Will lie I wonderful bait mile of ItlOS at Ieorla nnd finds tho evolution of bicycle racing a fascinat ing study While at the Charter Oak Park trotting rates ho watched with much Interest I Lauries flying quarters In competition with the boise Harry Wtlkej and himself timed tho sturdy Knellah flyer as the pneumatic safe ty came under tho wire One of these quar ters It will Lo remembered was made In31 seconds at the rate of a 201 gait Mr Homier belleed Ibis to bo a paroxysmal burst which could not be continued for many yards more and BO was astonished at tho time of Vilmlloa halt mile from a standing ftart He however does not hollevr that oven the pnpiimatlrtlrcd 1 wheel will coma In even bulling distant of Maud SR timo for tbo mile A to thn ihMnncu or two mile bethinks tbiitotontuitlly the bl crcle record lor lint dUtiini e winy corn lIn g close to Fanny W itlternio ns time of 443 made In 1M5 Chicago It I an1 notion ncoot din it to Mr 1101 tie i Whiol tier tho I niiel I bleed will como under lluntrtsari tnttiug record 7J1 for thrnomiles Abovntbrn i inlk8 he thinks tliat its blo vlo record wilt al ways be fatter than the trotting In conversatIon yoslerdny all tho sulijcntof breedlnir Mr Banner stntcd thitt he hud no lalth I In the theory advanced nut years ago liy the Khilom recordbreaking licelmen Lou Hamilton of Yale College and Ennilers Holler England that exceptionally Hiicoily racing wen can be I r d of therm Ing men 01 toilny I lie staled that tow 01 the really Inilest In rues on the turf como front ilron distinguished Inr phenomenal npcod llicyoling epieil ileprnds mainly on nemma uctiiiu a quality which a pttidr of heredity shows to be rnrely truusinlt ted perfectly from site 10 son Tonal at MarTnrd CminiDai Sept ISYo ureral years there has been much complaint frdm the students especially from tboa who played In the Intercollegiate tennU tottruamenti In regard to the number of tonuia courts at harvard So many undent wanted to play that In I order to tenure court for an afternoon It was necai lary to berln playIng directly after the noon meal Tbta wag Impoiatbla for the champion player Ao cordlnicly inch playera aa the Bean hrothera Qulncy tbaw and many Others were oblied to get all their iractlce on outsIde courts which made It iDcourenleut About a year ago thIs acarclly or courts was remedied for tbe champion ptayera by a rule tielnc mud which reeerred lhv o courts lor inch players aa intruded to repreaent llarTard ZMa did not lep alonir the ninm ot tennli lorlnj atudtnu who limply played for their own amusement Thla fall when eTerythln la I Unbelted there will bo ten more courts making In all forty 1 he court on tlie end of JarTlt held have all been rebuilt and laid out In lyatematto order The old time backstop hate rlnTr nh rln II1 cT been lakeu duwn and In their I places hare been put wire one The greatest change le I on llolinei rld where several new court bar been added and the old ens rebuIlt lallantHI and Lee Di Till be at college this fall me 1mJ It DIth Doth oi them hare been playlnc tennli this summer It I lion them that the eulleie will probably depend alike Inter colltflate tournament Occult and fuller both of HZ will be at the coileie and If they conllunetii keep np the record they hare held diirlin the pnat I ra there Nnudoubt 1 tout they will make a mrunit lIght 1J hi one of the I ciinidaa lIst renrenrnt thucul I lira I Droutl hurt bin I toot duhihiC the ttmimer 1al d was laid up for several weeks lie I all ilclil now lion ever llardlen P3 who was dlaqualined at 1 the Molt haven games last orlllln the mile walk presumably forrunnlnj la practlitm dallr on this homes Held track C T R Batea VJ and Ifanleen are at present ofl t ftiir ol lie faiteit mil wallets In the university The MatropollinM TeuBae The Metropolitan THitrjet Cricket Lea na held a meeting last nlibt The delegate present were M Jt Cobb Manhattan C Ci w J Wool Klnre County J II Lacy New York C C and Jerome tannery Cos mopolitan The postponed fame between the New Y6rk and Ooimopollan club wee dlarnaied at length bat no date could be nit upon airreeible to both clubi and this gain will hare to remain imtlued Several amendments to tile cnnitltutlen were then Atlcnised and It Ii probab e that It win be conilderaMy altered at the general meeting to I e held on the Mm Mnnitay In Noreinber The application rereiril from ouUlde club will then be presented louether wilt any lheri which may be I receded In his mean time A TOte of thanks was unanlinntiaty accorded the 1 Hoard OoTrnoraof the ew Jersey A C I for theme or the Berjren Inint ground forth Halmnnt mutch played on hebt U Ihe receipts from which will add not a little 10 the Leijue funds More debt dad ltmm Talk le I What ta i Wanted OiLTUTOK Texas Sept 23Tb Galveston Athletic Anoclatlon la I making an etTort to secure lb Pempiey riltilmmoni fljbt lid to night lent the following dc patches null 4 J fWCiurn Nw ohioan Ie rluilmmobi Ask him If be will rijrht Pempser before the llklreslon Athletlo Asvoclallosi a pure uf IKMmu Check In bank anon as arilcKa are signed haIr play and neutral trroundt WiuiaK Ilsrrax PresIdent TliAnrJ If Fin hew Id I The ilalveston Athletic AssocIation will hang op a Ino IHVuo for tlie Hempiey ntrilminoni Iliihi Shape cc Dempiey tar lie lialreslon oilers laIr 1 ply and neutral ground Y ILLUK Ctrrie Ireildttii The Creeeent Teens TournHmriit The wnnli tournament of Ihe Crieenl Athletic Club which begins today at 3311 f II on Ib ground al 1 Bar ftldte altes promIse of sonic excellent play The drawings art as follows tlriri iliulu blest lois Uraut Nolman T Carroll J Tot serond clan Huiuau rdwirdi TS W C lloiinb u II Ileiitnaw as J i c low rs J O Chamberlain vs A II iiedeker A II Halite K H Illie ow Ihlr1 las Charlea M Hull r ctiarltl I I dame I Harper II II I T II laluiaie W 111111 TH u Tamaiui Jotiu V iiuarclm a bye t c llelnre I il 1 fiherwaii K l Thaler vs It II tloore double fint flaw Ulielow cod ihauneey VI idwarda and Kotman foal and Iowerl ra llenlhaw and MiedtVer aeoniid Class I Talmme and lluxh l Adam slid bluer luau t11oI 1 Hull and 14 J Lauiarcbe TI J 1 C Tl oiulnun and 4k II Tlitiupeua Illayel Huce Inalpimrel Briurtii Fen iix Ovlng lo a IeneiU UU gam I peil Krldar till date of Ib bIcycle rials at hlrlneuod Irk Lu been Cloud la I VOlt Jlondjy aflefnoou J Perloflb Maubailan Aihlsiic lub arrmupanlel I br J tI VI Jioriern arrived In iC oily yalrUr Laurie lh En llstiebaiiiiiloii liipcted lo arrli aouie nine lode y Sid W W II Indie nd Vt Cinbbell will Ill I lsrs U nurrow About ou u if Ib euri9s test men world will prueabiy rs4vldi taC beraj simply 19 try Cud lower I the Unity dial Ifurmr Hash The only fojd Ofit that u I on Ibi 11101 Hie tijacee dial 1 futufe Is that lietaritij Jck llraly tf ittroli att4 Silly Murray mis city Tills wi il lake piaf I afore r II mlejeleof rl waiL ar4 irtrli lave I already te son to liuilla laf ihe Up Ills I tilled a IcCiaty rku 4 cli Ityl tIillollfij r Wilt be soils II Ii MM IIoIUw r iset thug Lb be s Cosle b SURPRISES AT GRAVESEND ran TALKXT irnoo iff aorn mi UTAKIS xriartii rrlJrlCftlJA EirninKM Won t Ne VTIIIew fir Lnrkr OoldwU bat Hlnnlon II MnlTercil Ol sit isa Ib FnllnnDeMiKli Mitch iMprnred KlBht Raeei Tee Memr lr Oce Day debt races tn onp afternoon ought to tttlitr the most exacting devotee of the sport ot king but it Is I safe to say that It Secretary MMntyre adheres to six races n day at Grates end there will I no grumbling The usual largo crowd took advantage ot the superb weather yesterday and were on hand when tho bore wore hllcd for tho first eent The Make featuris of the card were tho Willow for twoyearoldn and tho Fulton for throeyoirclls and In both the talent bad a Waterloo fa orltes going liy the board Reek bn 4Ulty Kltdocr and Cnstalla wire all very miion fancied for the Willow but Lucky Bald wins nlrlKBperimcawlth a sevenpound allow ance holed n marvellous Improvement over her last rnco and won handily with Klldeer tocoud and Equity third Mr A J Cnsftut who has just returned from Europo was pres ent to see Equity tbe property of his son race forth stake Itockons failure was complete ai she was never prominent Equally stun ning to tho knowing ones was Demnths vic tory ocr Slunloa II In the 1ulton stakes Lucky Ilaldwlna great filly was a ttomcndous favorite despite the tact that Boniobiidjr played Prince Fonso and Domuth pretty well nt tho close anti she made the running lor a mile under a double pull llarncs for fomo unknown reason kept up bis Dull on Blnaloa until silO had been passed by Domuth Then Tike rode bard all the way home but Dcntutha advantage oould not be oorcomo and ho won by a length Tho sec ond race went to the topweight Diablo alter n bruising llnlsh with the lightweighted Kasson Chesapeake WaR tho tip for the open Ing event and thanks to Hamiltons riding be won with something to spar tho finish for the plnco between Iiigo and Veronica being the fenturo of the rue Lowlander was the good thing In the sweepstakes for maiden two J oarolds and getting away In front he won overly Mr Withers Adngo llllr second and JH a lory hand ollleclt blolItlnltoFell HearM l third Ht 1arls was the choice for the elx I tli exent Esquimau carrying 12U poundH nnd ulily riddon toy Oarrlion lust beat him out HuMeril nnd Houston carried tho bulk of tho motley In tln seventh at live and a hall fur longs nnd thru flulabed bead apart In the or der named Little Jim wns the fatontu for the last root nnd running H prominent position until Biiunrod away for home ho drew out and loon handily by two lengths Old Birthday wns well up when ha broke down M T Downing has bought tho twoyearold Out llarthena from Gray t Co for J2000 Mr Cnldwclls starting was first class THE FIBST HACK Kaneoofts laco and Mamie 11 made the run nlng from the sinrt which WIIB a good one lor all but 1rlnre Howard flIRt Jonnlu IU Ihe 1 throe liailcri I wi ra head and head until Plruigbtftied out lor home when Chesapeake nnd eionlon motel up very strong Al 11010 under a drive at tho furlong pole but In the final hundred ardsChesapeiU e drew out and won handily b a length nud a half Into unler tho whip beat i eronlea a ne k for urn jilaco llnnrocas fourth only a head away A eiliii aweepitakea ot C 11 each rot ilireeearo1dli I hfi wllhtl UMaddel I I or which J 0 in second and Uuu to thrd iclltniralliinanrei I lire and a halt farlonna db ILf A J Jnyneracli I t Chempeake by HL 11111CcSue Qiiehanna Hit Hamilton I MadIson Mahlea b a laplo 100 Llttleneldl 1 1 3 L bblF 1 21 Mrowneb f Veronica lull tAlieni 3 Rancccai Klmatone Jennie H Print lloward and Mantle II also run Time I OBi Reitlnr Aralnit rh apt eren money Ranrocaa H to I lairo and I eronleaeat 0 to It flinstone Jennie It Irluce howard and Mamie IieaclilUto I Mutual pitldf i IU7J 1I1If l l THE SECOND RACE flunwnd TtlrDnh fInd Armidel were tho lead ers 10 a cooii 1 start Ixingshol and Torso last aid slow to in on Gunivnd mndu the lunnni for evon furlongs at ijutiterhorsu sieed Itbpali and KUPBOU boing the mot promlniiit nf the others Turning for homo Ounwnd bnd onough find tho tac nnrronod down to a fight liolween Itirpnh Sihinl Uilmaldl Kne on ixml 11 11110 All but Kassnn ant IJ111olo WIll 0 lj utin u furlong from homi nut It wns only lir dint i f the most suporli borsomantihlp that ami suluypLOI Diablo homowlnnot by u neck Orlmaldl I was third two lengths away A handicap aweepitakea ot S 21 each with tlOOO added of which f2 ou to second and Slirj to third one Italic and a lclDlh l untie Malile a b o PlIable 4 by EoluiOrac Dar llni Io I Stall I ilunuMr sintili a cb c Kanon I ua Ions j U 1 IulilferaU b llrlmiilll aCed UU 1 llemen n Ir r rlo ODJ II Il Million Balflnl My bellow Term Long Rbot 1 an Tan colt Uunwad IllzDali and Arundel also yen Time t4 M liettlns Acalnit Plnblo a to 1 MT fellow 5 to It Pan 1 Inn colt C lo 1 It II Million BalTlnl Torso and l iufT Hliot each 10 to 1 Kasaou and Orimatdt each 1 lo I I Gunwad iota ll Blzpab U to 1 Uuluala paid O 5 1Ulu trill THE WILLOW STAKES The start was a beauty with all the seven rnnilldntiH on almost een terms Castnlla look 1110 lead nltb a rare bum of speed in ho opi I n ng fin long nnd nhowrd this waytiiithn 1 ackKtrutvli and around tho upper two with Ill anza Klldeer und Linnty In vary i loso itttfiidiiuce In the homestretch KaperHnza touk command of ruTuirfl and fomlng on with out ton It of whip or spur won by length from Kidoer who bent totilty two longtliB lor the 1la o Caatallu nud Jlockon died away to noihmg In the strvtch The Willow Blake fnr fllllea two yean old tt each with f lMi 1 added of which fM to second and Situ to third elx furlonus hanta Anita stables b f Esperania by Grlnitead Ilermosa t UK Iharnes I tancoias Mntiles br t Kldeer 113 Taral 2 J O esiatt a ch f Kqnlty lId Illamlllon s ileckuu Llitle I Amulet and Castalla also ran nine I 1IUU Iletllni Atalnitltecken i 1 toi Equity and Elldeer each 3 to It CasUlla a to I bsperanra u to 1 Amulet n I to l IUzle SJ to 1 Human paid 178 13 fIti wo F1J71 THE PULTON STAKES Blnnloa II went off In front with her head weaving from tide to side under BarnesB re training pull Prince Fonso second and De muth third Sliiiloa II continued to lead and fchovud the nay up the backstretrh around the upper turn u length and n half bvfoie Du mutli mid 1rlnre Ionso The lllly was under adoublo pull still ami her bankers wee clIlIlI diiH that 110 uould win when they bad their broah taken away by a marvellous burst ol peed on the part of Deimilh who parsed Blna ball while Iarne situ had a big imll on her Then Ilurnes Logan drlilng In n stern cliaeo after Domuth but the colt held bis own all the wny homo and won by length Prince Tonso Wilt third a length nnd a half away The Fulton Makei far Hirer earnidi lloieact with fstoi added vt which frlou tu second and Cluu to third no mile and quarter a H Urowns b r lierauib by Tea llroeck Hell of Mantua us llamlltinl I Santa Anita Stables eh f FInales II liB llamea 2 J 1 i Twymun Cns 01J 0 IIDCO FoooI2JOTlrlOIl 3 Sir Jotm also ran Time 2 OflM nettln Aitslnst Blnaloa II eTen mon yi Prince Ponen 3 to l Uemiith old to II Sir John So to 1 Jlutuas paid 19m uo 44th i i THK FIJTH RACE rowlnmier and Flagrant got the best of the flan and llio former 1IlInl right away from his Held won handily by a length and a half The Adngn filly took rconil niacn in the stintch and was a uek retoie J 11 who beat lorlmor a bond for tbe ttird position A aweepitakea of 20 each for maiden two year olda with 11501 i added of which tno to second aud duo to third i ill C ruroni Clark Mmwall i br a Lnwlander Imp by Lowland er ChlefHestleM Ill I llarvenl I II II Hllheraech f dam Adage 1011 launch 2 U lleeritib o JIIIII I KiTeriun 3 Mmrnck tlnoertalnty Klairant Adair Plotter OIly Klerlmer Two Lips I Falerna raJMmt II fllly And Mlas McUowau HIlT also ran lime 1 I uiK lItllnVlnlle lIlly 3 toll a Lowlander 44 to h Two l lips Glo It Keyeer bt to IIIU florlmor H to Ii Adage ally and Ohl eaih I2IO I It I Uncertainty j and FlacrauL enJh I toll I Valerliaatoll llellona 7 hilly alau3 Mlii McUowan fllly each iii to It Mmrock and Adalr aaou auto I alutuilaialdt3UHi tiuoxsujii inr BIXTII RACE Old Itlaekthnrn got away In the van and cnt out the running the stretch was reached rellched where Kt loris mored Ui followed by En iiiilmau 1 Tim fat onto bad the best of It until the last hundred raIds when Garrison cot up with I iulmau and won br halt it length hern WitS a fair third A tellini tweeretskes of Sio sch for threerear olds ant I upward with fluai aduhad in u which l IK to second and SliP to tl Irdt aeliliif I allowances I uue mile I Mehrlarh4 I b h JI 1Uiflhsui II ii liy llult tif Na f jY 101I irentn Hei ond Hand rjii tuarrlaon I tl 1 Curbef a Ii l n t Paris so ei I Iei 1 i ijonei v il It I HiiillhsL I r kern 4 rJ Herr n 8 JW Uir L thorn I t cam Mond Vlrlbday Wire tluudee lIeu U oclje and Itorer abe ran Time l4 I IHl tuttingAgainst tit fsrli 7 loft Blacklhorn I toll Pern lau 5 luH i JilrlhJsr and Kgulmsti each7 U II I I Kn I to I Koter irioi 1 Blare blond euul lIeu Cloche eacuWJIul I UUIUIPIIH 15 e lto till UIK KPIKNTII 1IACF llotiht tr aid Iluntflfd win In front I all tips WilY tb l MI I iiiunril wlnnmg by a III fill 1 In a 011 p iifiilej J wn tliid t in i len llm away A bCiitg 1 i W ibike5 nI tJ each for three ear cite with Ci iiii dilnd if whlrbf 11 to l cnil and HHj tu lhlr l eeiiinuBlowauiai lite abut C half furlunia It tlrll Jeuniuita a ib c Huiteed ty Ououlif IJaJliI I 1I0011ohli I Ii Pw rlini Ii I C llouiton HW lisrvsn 4 I luplr loll 5 b f lleille j p iw Jinn S nuward lUlutow liutil tru sod L idy Vlaik turualiurau Tim IXM iiii2Agliil II Huilead il lo A llonsian 10 II I ill uwlidfdll l I I laluigw HI 4 I 1 I JJI Illnkbirn c to I fiuwird Clad I Ousal 115111 acb 1 to I Muluale I paluill Iaa 1110 Till ErOIlTn 1W4 i1thItt Audi and lhiiafl Illa1 lb rilsilieg until tile turn lor ilotiC Whele Lulls JIIiI tucittlup iuud1 dl IIIrUVIIWoublO dOlfA C o by two lonetha Castaway boat llarabUr 110 I bat for the t Iate In a whipping Dnlth A mllit Sweststatee er b l a1l for It I o aol aid jawari lilll ma4 M nt wfcltk IQ lo Heoa l 554 5iS mll i Mlllni alloanc sice mil I a IhIehsei UttisJi 6b T ttarAfmTl llOiaaur1 I nI A MnMrab fotaetawayasdI0Taral li 2 i u V usable a 0010 b c namblar P luiiklfat s yale ioteyme i hraiyenfs tlaU of Undo n BODDC and Uttl Addia alto ran BttlneAalnit iIttis Tim ItS 7 loS Rambttr S In I I Cet5way and neon rarbfltolt Fntntnr 7 lit I niifarin 10 to iilJtiu I AddlMi to n rai on aio4 Nati or orleans each 20 to 1 MalulU Jr o53 7soil IIt IItEatrl EnlrU For Gfte IotII Six fair ra c are on for today Grateaenit Dnddhlat may win tho opening event with QunwaJ second and Eon ought to win the second with Castaway II second Woodcutter ami lIt Hanbrouok may do In ho third and the Lady Jane oolt and Urlnlte lionld co well In tlie fourth My Fellow mar win tho fifth i lib Glory pecoDil and the last may BO to Lord I Harry with LIntrleuante second Fint Rcol sweepstakes of 510 each for borara that Ita run ant nol won alibi meeting with lIlOJ adld six 1 furlongs llnddhlt 117 Rnth 1 4 Al I arrow 112 R nidi ins Ilalll10n IllChamlia im 1 lat Woodntr1116 Uoa m 101 Uarid n 109 Iuoiir 1 jr o toraatKInt 107 Monroe I iw Second laA handicap sweepetatse of f20 aaob with OWddd on lOll and ararlont Ron 114 ioworNevr 115 Caaa t f IIlsa Third Itaee A selling iweenstaki ef tin each for twoyearolda with Siuwi adodi six furlong IfldrUlterII Itlchard K lot dormer tr Itbroocll110 ly I ilien Van colt m 1 AdTntnrer 1110 KTangeilne 11 Ktrkorer lot Arrogenee na liarihina tel Houghrum in Zenubla 81 Fourth RueA eweepetsites ot fro each for three year oils that ha not won a rare nt the r1U at tMJ title fur wnVViOouaja7fonVnjlf Oranlt 114 Costa Illca KO Fat tlIIjJ Longford mi Kvrle hI I 14 Rock o1 Hi Pearl Set 11111 Lady Jane colt nu IJulllVlui i 101 Can Can 117 Fifth RcoA hY bntlluo swoepuhuikes 01 flU each with flOW added six 1 funonca uo1nrdI2TIFolo HA Tanner l 5 Henedlctlne im Mytelow 1J llutlc tii iien ii IliIlUlle i H Robeppierr Young tuke Il J I bla IDIbl iii J alJ PaceA swsepstukrs of 20 ssob wIth fIx 7 r 7 h qtu2rl added for two7earolda three querlersofa utIle I nl 10 Mia MoCowan nllIO Iinni Harry Itn 1 luirluimiiia 111 B rclieiter 105 AlgonquIn Iul I Keclnre Hoiitht In at OrnTeirnd AmbnB tho list of thoroughbreds offered for sale by anotlon at Orareiiond jesierday was the brown throoyoaroM filly Redone b1 lIe form out of Clara owned by II Wnrnko t Sill Tho young mare started at 5000 and wns run up to 15000 nt which fleure sh v as Lnoocd down to Iloush Eros It turns out that they wore acting for tlio owners and Hectare Is still the property of II Y arnko A Son There was a bona fide bid of tUOOO ana Hough llrog woro willing to give oV00habnUt her owners think S8 ls WorlU bore than 15000 The result of tho salo follows nSjAKoa1 liK ReformClara by Dnth Skater IlougIs Bros l3ot1u in lfSh a 5 byOnondagaMaagordo by Glen gurry Ilough no thOu BnllrnDoClli6D2 by IroquoIiTullulab l by 1lnt 1 E Fihlnore 1110 Ella T hr t 2 by flhmysrEIIa 0 by CnIoui J t 1 litCotmark Th0 ForwriI cb 0 2 by ParrandalsTambourlu by Crest Tent II Iehrh Clan Ilea lIlly h ZoriliaCicehy Bowling by tVcathleyljltI A lntuiih A to 171 Syracuse cii 0 4 by Ssracenflijon by IVSrbuCIli Geurge 11 ithiere Si40L Iruuntenao ch C 3 by FatsettoLerna by AsteroId A Thopopsoll 5tt Foamed ek C 9 by yalsettoprittomart by Asternlul C Maxwell 120151 Sydney b C 2 by Spendthrhfc000stantlnopla by Lotui Lynn 7 Aplegale Clii Silver Irlnca U c a br SpendlhrtftPhnebe May flower 67 Iliatlon 7 Jordan JiiKi flirfr nil t b t P1 l Jackion S n iVlSSifcif by I ndorer Ilrolu lilly 2 by FalaUttohlarib hallow by Gieuag E I llark 1151 PurbTm colt I by DrebinCarrle by anderer II Purham 1IJ0 Catskill b Ii 5 by DnkeContenea or Deitournel A thailVilI Lakelndrnji 2 by neblllFlor by War Dance A Laketand 1225 JOltstbe b Is It 17 FaliettoMlranda byteilntton B Bradley 105 News From the Hnrae IVorlit It Is until that n bona fide offer of 112 000 has been reused for the Our Yllkos colt Guy Kohl Ho Is held at I2000a Th Ktalllon NlROn trotted on Sept 19 at Fort Wayne Intl to boat the irnck record Tho track Is u tiaMnlla one and Nelson made the mile In 217 bestIng the record Alfred To eph the Australian turfman who rnrnii tuoto who n slew ti building new roan truck nor Sian Francis o Ins abandoned the idea and will return to his homo lu Melbourne by the nnxt steamer Tue famous pacer Monkey Bob byTem pset Jr was drioon to ho it tips track record 427 at 1aIuchester N H on Sept 19 Iho did a miin ill 227 nttl lIen With a running mute went the IlhiStatlee ill 22i Chnrlo no boro of rhatlmm this Slate nlll trrtoi rlveilie Tonrllrc lllly Blue Oueen by JtlUK Illoid half a mile In lan or better nt Kleotwood on Bept as Tha filly trotteU I tho hnlfmilo tratk at Ilttsllcld Mass In 1ai LEXIXJITON Sept 23Tbls alternnon the thnrotiBhlired yearlings licloiiKlni to J v IlanklnB the ChlcuKO turfman u ere sLliIpeii from this city to New York to lo sold It IB a likely looking lot and the sires renie onlo l amonc others ara Luke lllaoklmrn Hindoo IjOiiBfellow and Onondauo UnnkliiB ilikO sent 1cmont and Terra otto ThIn Puniloe Park Asaoclation of Intetnon h J have decided to hoM a live dtvo moolliiu ciimmonc up Sept 30 Hnd end og Ol 4 riio races will be given each day nnd ibo niudi tioiiRonthoiiroeininme are suet as vlll suit all elnsopB of owni rp Iurses of rnnponnljlo proportions are nllord wh ch shoulil prove n consldernble Inducement to owniirh who base been waiting for the opening of the siimllor oours6 Th trak Ii a full tulle and IB In flrstolass condition for running riceB A number of prominent horsemen have siKnlflod their Intent to tnko pan nnd tlio letting facilities will be ample ITocrammes cnn be obtained by addresslne the aeretary Mr A Bennett at Iaterson Racing on Chnrehlll Oowum LODiITILLS Bept TaThese are the renulla of the races at Churchill IJowna today The ludgaa did not Ilka Drtlloni riding on Kepatatloa but noihlui hai bean done In his eaie aa yet Klrat BaciOna mile and teTeiity yards Ormnut won after a dead heat with RobIn Ie Premier third Tlmel t4O I t4p Bacnnd RarariTe forlnnta for tnoyenr olda HOB Iaruulwoo 1 Mlanl Second slid 1 Tl e Turk third Tnm Third Hac Flra forlonn for tworearolda Mar SSiJ won ReDuutlon seceod and Carrie A third lime ItUild Kinrth HaoeOne mile Chime won Kin llawklna fond and Ills lenn third Time 141 fifth Haca Mne furlnnia cumilla won Mary fps n second and Ell third Time lissjl Ituclnc In Knclnnd LOKHOK Sept 3Tlie race for the twelfth Great Foal States of nflten sovereigns each with 70U added for Ihreeyearodi one mile and two fnrlonca itralnhf Wa run at the Newmarket trot Octobrr meeting to day aid was won by lotut liartlliglens bsy colt Nation hay Iarcsldlee cut of Cbspit The Puke of slmlnsier i brown oohl litue green hay Caruleul Out or AngeiiOL was second and J II iieuliiswrthi iuay colt AllOway by bprlnihield Out of Lady lhorgau tliiso The American Footbull Union Th schedule of gstnes In th American Football Union series ha been arranged aa followi net as New York A C TI Creieent A 0 In New York orange A t vs Staten Island A C at Staten Iilaud NOT I New York A O rs Orange A C at Kew York Crescent A 0 Tl eiatcn Illand A 0 at Bay Illdge Nol H New York A C TI Rtaten Island A O at Staten Island i Orang A 0 TI Creieent X O at Orange Nor is Hew Tort A O vi Creicnt A Oi at Bay lOdge Orange A 0 TI Btaten Island AC at Orange NOT 3A New Vork A C TI Orange A a at drange Cres cent A 0 rs Staten Iilaud A O at Ulen Island NOT go Nsw York A C Ta rftatan island A f 5 at New York aediirang A O rs Crsent A C at hay Ridge Ihe Orange Alblatlo club u Jubilant over lu football prospects for thIs yar last year ihelr icons wai n very strong on haying only sufftrid dfrai at hue bauds of this rrssMiitai this rear ihey hate to efiT that team and ale win MI cliimVl nship banner llire are shire tssy floe etrrlient c4ndilie fir Ihtlesu I I Milne of tue slroiigal are lllll and l urMn the celenralea Vale playtrsi llallor H reri Luivreat lbs two Horn broibers sons of the lIce Ilr lorri if lirfioklyui ipler of oulh Uranse snl Mfntbron lIst doik and llrron of Orang vvuh llilr nw groindiat Gray sirst nation rdy lo practle nn their Ira PICII Ire rerulDly brlibt Mr A K l lilted manager or lbe team ha written M Val Princeton sJiluDibli llutif CLub oiLer collnii forth purpose of arrehiglug jnslcbes Nets uflb 25ssalscl Bono Pspt Jllscmery Hart cf Ilia lloiton Brotherhood lain la 10 cur cii lla peiiusiil lint lie haai slot alellr cf cousrslu aliens to Hike belly and the boys 11 la a grIst honor lur kelly thai tic ilrI year be tiai lust complil chug tf a UU Cam In has woo lbe championship said Mr 11 irk They bare Pleyed tall frum start I a Culb aud thougli ihry bar La4 up and down like all oilier liiu eui4 Kil ol wbin tliey news I lo lists lot tie knack cf w liming yel iliry krni to noik lube lie eipil Ibr em anal Sims I i in out an the lap sf u C lieap tl ay atI mug shouuu in the iul Lv11 kItes J how lv lake fare of llsiielb 14 WIa rs giu lay would hue iso all kpianhl Jit tLy lov illS lIt to li7 bel sight slang an I elat tp I 1115 ffOUL ft JVI an haesilsllaIs 5 cyIrat Ilast it I tIielhroLgIst laSh thin IsSf 501 Ieg5llaa as4 pschly sehld eli Ibs bipg sIPcsiius ei all tLiit in Ills weltS of 4l lCDti4d US 145561 QVEGK8 COUKIX FAIR A Good Attend em the Opening flay Opart em the Truck nr thousand persmi attended lbs epenlngef the Quseni county fair en the fair irennii at Mlneola yealerday Tlue eilililt were ireatly admired A ehtde ftlertlcn of twentytwo Tarleile ot mee en hlblted by Gorge luc of ln c iTe rerehel I flttt premium In lie class llealxi rerelTed flrit premium for beet flowt r Two Inlaid halite ehlHied by O W Tlatdron of Olen COT In the ladle building attracted much attention Trotting began about noon TIuc track was In fine eon dillon In the exhibition of brood mar with foal at her feet for all potpauses the b m Hell Stringer ewned ty John o Connor rl Miltestone look frit money lli and Sbiiea owned lyniita i I A Poncouil Il l s tn second Sill In second exhlM ton SkIds i ok fliit money aift ant I liiten alsn owned lit II Ilurie A Ii iniiurt setnnd money hID Tim ctu in Jewel i owned hy III hard Ieil his slie and ihe r m High land Lassie owned br Millet A Ioncoart rt siyn esch took a M i rue for best am kilnir for road and ail pur rInse MlilenA Ponrnurt 5 a h Highland llihl dIll ii h Illilren Mkestook afliiaud 01 prite In tl COlaS bltlon ni italllons fosliot lta Holnniary if trnttll Hliliiiin foals uf Inyl flrt prlre f 10 second ptlos fs fine ha f run Morn Volt tearMtr b a nnlCnyler 3 I 1 II c Hixiiinin Mineoia b a m Jonathan l 3 3 11 JscVitii men ore bik a Iliawaiha hornet s ilr SImei I H lila i i 11 Mares or geldlius fnalsot I Mi speed lo guTirn tlii for all pnriioies nr oils half mils rmrick rrgns Jamaica lady llowtna 1 Hi Uilsnn llnrdwln bbs r Oakwood Iark I arm orkrlllo I Centre 0 g Hoy nine 3 John II It Denton M Ii Freetmrt b m llrmla U K P I Tater wniet and A Honcourt He ln b ta Thorudal Maid 4 Tim I I7W Idy nowena got the tn Ire it if eed and Itioni No Katn the prise for all tatIt i CP i ares nr Kidinsi lulls iI I vtij speed to govern V2i for all purl oees io iorrls Mitt lesr HX K m Tnnirst I 2 1 I W H Bennett linlns ir in NOte Van 3 133 TImetile t Ii Mingle rial I horse owned lii the c iintV with nn bet ter record than four minutes tint prie MI second prlie Sii Urn A Igglni New Hyde Pork b b llode Iark Hov 4 1 1 C t llendrlckiun Itocktlle Cetitte Ml g Chancel l 223 Madlon Alenue tables flulhlng br g Ullliip 3413 O J Van blybleut Mlurnta a t Andy 8 H 1 dr lie e atuI llayden I I tact II Itsliin b g lull I lliilaeuan 5 tie TilhueJ41 2il 24I 214 There w resoiiaiu entries 14the atone cio i that It we found nrieiiorr to i lobule them The rlh r bolt will trot s Mi I clock thli morning and the money will bedlrliled between the wlnneri In each ditlelon Mug e road horse open to alt with no letter reord than 2 ti First prUe l5i rkond VtU third 111 lentIl Cit ladlsiinAenue Krables FlushIng br g A ilsi S I I I I ii lllnlie N w York hr m Nellie fl I 1333 I tl SC llalirht Imtglikicpiili b m Mtiltroie 3 3 3 It T Part M hones cli g Caleb 2 4 4 ft M J Klnnot rarkMlle ir m Herlrndr 4 154 U Y Wlllll Past Ullllllon b 1 v Mss reqna il i 0 ills Time i 2 IIOI B 11 JIM The fair will continue 10 dar tomorrow and Friday A niveitv for a county fair will ji exhibitions of ilre v crki halo evening and to morrow evening QVKKtt CI7f THOTI Val Aim Trots In 214 14 After a Bud llrriik CiKriK Ti Sept 25The Queen City trotting race opened tI 151 wIt fair weitber end a fait track The attenlii tt a ab rat 2 5151 persons Palo Alto went a lull in lureot lii I o Wfl record but ne failed owlnc to a tal break In tIe Dual quarter lie win try AKAIII next Krlday J27 clue Sialer err l l I llrrfn eaf 3 3 3 A ii i Iatei 344 itlirriiie ltyburn 4 3 o Atwiioil u 5 3 I detune ft n r holly II lutes 7 7 7 1lme2rli 224U 322I 2hitOpacei IuaeW J H 1 8 3 S 8 1 1 1 Marklnnd 2 4 3 I 2 2 2 StroCu Wllee i 1 I 2 3 t i 3 Shun hen 0 2 2 4 4 ilr Hull lay or i H 4 r E itt Adll 77008dr Uarvlim I ill il lIver 1C 4 6 IllS T ils llmoJ J1U 3 IrU 3 mj 221 3tlt 2U4Jt 220 IHclau puiietliun McDoei I 1 Hittliotld a 2 2 McUnen a 3 8 Tim SJIJl 1 10 211535 Twovenrold flake EI alIgell lie j i Natal Mig 4 2 SnIp Nope 241 hea Girl 3 ala Tlme24l3 2JO Palo Alto trial agaluat time lime 2ilJU i Palo Alto 2 lime In detaIl Urn onarter 31 half 100WVhfe quarterS l Zh9l jS mile 2iH 1 J I C A ATllIKTKf Their First ntertninmrnt er the Weantm Hucei lllr Cnrrlrd Out Zsat Niche A gjmnaillo exhibition ny member of the Young lIens Institute Y M U A wee given last nlirlit at the iioinot the Inilitule on tIle llowory It was the tint eblIetixbnment given by the Initltule flub Season lie ore time for tuinnieiiclnir the nail was crowded and he nundlne room was coinpletely died So close was C er budy packed together lhlt II wan dIRlcult to breathe and tjuite a number hid to lae on that ae mint lint Iliu did not Interlera With i r hinder tho iccefi of the eiilerialnmenl It wiw lu every wny all thai could lIar bien desired Mr t mi tIle prii raiiimewai a P11110 coIn by cleorito F Tllibittn lIe teuuieruI II Iniplendld ilyle and hud to rwpoinl in nn encore Ilia I rpecialori alm at held heat breath and II s as us quiet al ii country villane at iiMulrltt audi loan uooniui imeiit mi Ilia iluoo t liy Sir TlUilita lila uymnaaium clmn which ti so toiloth bulk of tile work in HID ereiiln man lied onto the Hair Ill rlllllle lll IV klllole the uloa lilt dlreotur was In the lead Jhn lormuf ever inslnerthairtselu In ilwi well cliieluiiel and their fllooate4 mood out nn heir I hauarm In IIIIITB 1 chunka The clnoefli II lair ilarnienlt they wore Wets about an vmlnl o the co flea hi tilt rilibOW Mltte lelluw with a white jera y and a luig red eiir in front Mack ininka Cud red tlshta was perhapi tIle hOvel mrlkluit r al I luc c asPI oluunueiueh work in the buck What ihey ilil 1 wOe plotIll7 cuiiuennaiuulule 501111 07 tlu ncI bttg eltrenleiy dulbcuaht 1ealer bOluatale e IuIlhIeleui 51511 yr won the 10 atI V plo alita I tIle I pectitlnri N at cOllie ininluiinx by II ill lhllalib I land horn lcIaiuldl liuey phiun e I thuot they poeeCsiI Utedt Pirengtii They lueli eacbi ellIsrat ariass isslOth Ii the alt C Ilil d I nn each oilier 11 bend with one foot turned loner ssadie ant iiandeprlnira aid mam other tlilni nara lly aairilip wire iisyilc a Ill let nine al lit ihettacnea anI nut s I iliac a linw or nrenoih and arllitr In I the nor Cit ilunil I hell irlll ilia I 1111 Vhowad tin well and every movement arise prtmn In itself Ilia 1 vrieitlluir match be wean Jameli snarl a mid i harlem I sills Was llie loon jillliu sti tat 11 the prozralinne Tlieri were two glalnIl W lien I lu M o eriSwhlie tight s nt bare tA the a slit appeared II xvai I lie alitual for great applnuie Tin reot tun not o Inlereiled that tliey nnod up In urder lu aee ci cry uuiTe each con tenant made The tlrat round pvao atcordlni to ilraco loinan illie Afi r earl had eermlnilv HM a fall ey eral lime Heine I I Mid letili thien hl op o7ieil iVerli j u j a bead and landel I him Ill blue back Ihe ier lidnuml I caich ap catch can wa lila hardest fiiiiilu 011 l the 111151 idling the mtereH luring at fe U er hen I Inally HiKhes got astride of Heine and with all hIs force pushed him to the StOut thin itcurlnir the I oH The Brand pyr mil Ii were goud and lh liljhuciptra won by heir ilnner Cii reachil 1110 reeL Other things In tli pronaintn were nn nildreM hy William IluU let Jr bnrizonlisl too Jetlorluliltgby I hue clse oliry oIuaho swinlnc by UCorge II Ilirle lualtallei wort by ilu 15511 sal heav rk ly taiter I asear lii erutst lalnnlenl anutiuhntu in a hlaee of abort lb ciaee rep tewflhiflf Itie letter Y If I wlalh iugtit of Ullerent Colors Were lOtlied Ohio the scene The rnallli Chiiiuplone III ArtlTe Toduy Tius Falfonl harrIers team of ctuuiiflnni ole are to make a lour uf the country in conjanclin with a team of athlete from the Manhattan Athletic Club are ex pected tu arrhe tiaia morning from lin nnd They will ie taken dlreoilr to the U A C club home where al dreuesrif werome and a reception w III bn tendered them The learn will aonmpiii Ihe 11 A i Hurt to llintreai to par I iiIuale In me Canadian tIuallulllliuplulp flieallflj ciii Satutisy I rom tiere the pari wli gr JJ Hetrolt where an athletic lilt eig hill be lie d ou Oct 1 On net 4 they win oniiele lit lilcano l after which the II l A 0 eniiiiliii will return to New a ark 10 fl Ore for the u sIliIilOlnli ciiampionilp litre lilg Thai Sfsii 5 im p lal a l ha Huilalo Slut tatlicibo be In ifatnei tl re tii llct II I I the tame dny ia the A A U rhnmp IIIUIIIM Tile neat tiieetlnir uf til comiiiniilon win ti at iinamn on net I I Tiitu hew Yorbera will I elypti a ylasiuce In Se OIpat on fOrt ii and Ilal I di bliulaltis fill net j Miliwlllbe i I lliel lest et ttue setlee alt Lurli Hey muy partlclpato In jrnintiln Yeth end ilclnity Oullnc of Clue J 1 lloile AeeoeUllan TheJ J Doyle AFioclatlnn went lo rreygangs Hroye yeilerday where their outing and genies tool place The lanyard handicap ilali for tlie ilagemeyer Cup wui the chief erent or the day It was won ir llobert IlelllyfrnllJIhe I yard mark K I Hlejin I wa lecolid lime III I seconds Ike doe race a ai rne a the inot amuai igtents 1 I lormey I aiicnedd liiWirl eating nn Slaves HIM and Wai dnared II uluiirr Ihe match lug nf war wa won b I the team irltll t al John Ii cut a iilirliur Tlae mini heat In hue Sal atui dastl arrafh woe w HI I Ill i elsand II 7 jar l rme for iiiinlirra r r lie I alliojau Cl hail was won bI Jamas lloyle wllli Jo n llo le serond Time liiieiunili The rurinli f latusI Jab 11111 wa bi ly fauSt Itellli with un HI t ml lint of Ill tttt incbt Tla filial heat in the 2315 i atal Wdl rsr 1 wlfl by Jilin IileIuaua Ill 4 PsCOtidI A flilllir lad a Wa i korar In lie laahf mil is al J II slier winib4u yard run and tle mil run w aa won by J 1 Jjuuu K V A C Iiidtra Hey The feature or tIe ladles lisp at i Trareri Inanl esterdy a aa the MI pit I handicap run for Hi Isaac 1151 medal It was won by A U h l GchranIn luVo aconili with A T Ade second and K i Klher Jr ililrd This la iba third lime rorhi ie lias won the ineilal and I hue irnph I Is now las pruiu lIf I hi eiiniiiioii l 1r tIle uidl 5 as siarted June H l5o 1 l1 1 when uchran a on It II was vein rieiorluii lIae neal l tint it uui lonlelel Khlrli al Kein I of the PaIne ear For four yeari he lass leen HrlVlnf iu wm 1 hat Mie 5 a final lima iiu wMiiut I tucr until lastrrdsi Hay I I 7 li wai won In A Kchwal utI is Pp Ala JurIsui is Ii I lt Oil tj IKH j 1 TIlICO loll eSlaUt I it alai Ph Ad 7l Iall tept at iifa ouli cs il lcI 1I15H The New Vin lltrl Ilpab Will Atut Tin eliallini lnud by l apt F I M lgeeth saf IlaC Illnnlil VI1esluae Oil Iaehaaif or In t uu to Ia Isp Pntt Ulcycl tub for a team and ten rye iiur u wIll sceoiiin to spi 5tlit of iae hoc a 1 itt a be aeeepi4 ly haul ila hew kih siaed e rlasi leslie lu any if Ii rytiliup i5I if hiali 11 sat a I blat Ii css ravI alClileh 1rqs1i i eOteleiii Sfaihiile Palla C Ir I la ale I CPa he Piled Ii C r b islteI le a bus II si up s OUts a ii e II 5 1a i I aiitii flee iliu ne ii I I iaa Ill ta I I i Ia 4 sa se IC pohico Ti 5C5a ella CUP aist tul illiet II lea it flea ep the fare Will a toy Ibetlaauatitoashafpsf Sew Tort city shimsiesid less Iiitirtllag ernt Jac iaui a erich rIvaJsy 4aiate blIwego the two tiulae U he ISis fIllaaItIt alilbaIae uf llacit SPltaleytbiarM WUh4IJl5lilg1 rsileg ails wiC YOUCAN I feet the greatest assurene In baying lhqonri tDt lill liv ths IsbIer Iteae Ce suit heap lot its Islet It is a ttsltits gnatante of stenhits eerily 11111 At 5 Illeulerste coot tb asorted half cases are grewini very popular i IIOTTM nrtANKT i l noii ii KYI i inriTir itounnoN 1 IIOITlH flltai I5 1 IIOTTIK SIN i DOITIK flOtItUU or eta Mttt ju ort 1 tn volt rhtpptd ta any adult s MI iirtT lschsd i OK 4 v ra per ratl n Ah lttiiii UtJn i l NI V forti emA of eJoxrn qnftrit Tile wlnca r efcrefnilr teletrtl from the beet jneysrls v slId Mfal tVeVrrAtllalll to hll the pure llliaKal nt this crate hass thin half our CCslCnlete ar ladles which prove that nor ciherte to have a hlteIeiaoe lataimen hale teen arpte clata SpecIal attention to mall order bend for price lilt CVMIIINO rBOCEMM CO hal broadway between iih and llth sIs Open Saturdays till 0 r M FACIAL BLEMISHES I tie ieneeVVItaLtAskpose la ie I I ord for she Ufatniai ti mir ul I i arel rims Uolea thins Poior J75 luoua flair hlirihmikg Moth fret i T jkIa wLr UM lIed PM Bed Vlcs in ajsij illly skin Arne hmilts Bl ech heads Sarlarelhels tears hillitfi 4lIY Juwdr Mark IIiiitlaita Yii4 Psvalornt ufeilowrSaateoCLeots 42tJ etc 5uaassltailo free It ems it 17 totter I I 05 pare Look on aIikts and seals altions sad bitt Irsalmsnt esatsoal S Uct JOu 11 WI VlJcase5reeel5tef ia West 4d St kaw Trk thy E fUUi1U1Ly i Aiii uw 1i ti i I 11Itln mni a aislp at Iruytui or ly mnil CO I t I Isliiun Tnrltlr I NOTICE TO FISHERMEN I II T tell II FMkroit IHUOI Hriiiniiltit iylf reiS lisliuce liandln sue oil iiuu buliaSs feellllia tl J Jliien leel illale ou bio ISO ffeel Hbrea4 COo I Ihriaa 46 IHluieal l Vc tueuid book slalledil Iii dmu doalie a t 4eIIc tao ed4 W CI I lllll aarli bIttel esisl Its ijii eii pwlial surikdlil It esill Claa l leaue I foul ii dajea t fvul M ii foot as i aletp at llaid It es 5i i 4 tPa au4lefli iiuiifuin t it lIes sIfs arietaii4 ls je for bud ilauy tvi ltluilr l4 lisiaiit CalkC VtuHot to 1111 J r UAUMTKUM Uf COOHT IT Kla VITf UAIU JI oaCII 5 L ur1s vuiisuj 01115 4I iLIA il A10ft7 Oeoree It Smith rialntleM X 7No Yfcir fonrM a draw M P1Yes Tomnir Kelly thus IlarUra epldr hu beaten both Russell mM Murphy Falmnti atc r Mtnr Ihrouth the new flihwar In th dam m MCI hanto vhf on the llu teen abundantlr and the river wl I stun abound In this noble nt The BOM of Ilaluaccrs l of tlaa ArnnUnr AthletIc Union will held n aptotai meeting the Astor HOUR on batuillap A dUal Ulipoililuu of Ilas lord one will be Iflsde Saltwater Itching conthiunii gent At th Han la a rood days siurt is always in order and off Heath liach porrl of great ails are helen huh aandwortn bjr tli nundreii Ihre trout at ens time on aaercnounc fntu can roil w iitilntr ptptlely 3 pounJi 1 iunc I iioiinj IH lance and 1 pound lo cuDcm ii I a feat by thecorre Ill t Illlit of tIle I OPAl Mtf Ttit when fl ilnf ID it Kcilron Lakes ot York county New Kruniwlrk There aOl tie an alt arnnhd Joniplnr central at Cinder rark font of ItUeninii itreet south t Brfioklrn Ilsut M n fin aftiritoon at 1 o o oi k allah alt lIed lluuk I I n octiltif lIe Itorl l tatned doilata on Ills recoil The entrlei arc J 1 UintKina ii u LyncU I Carroll aud E tVelsii and tti winner 1l in set tliv MumiM ntK formerly a ruldrnt of Newark NJ linnw luring M Nor a k Cone lie la I aroint all retOol aililM Ixlutr pnrtlcularlv ealert with thaw tp and mail Palo U at tlie heaa rf A tIllvcmnt lo Ctgetatie a boat cub ami athletic aa cltiou In NorwaJk wliflh I tumieet tu I be a tic HI The minner In Mhleh Ed Lang has won Mi recent CAmnetttton show thnt the popular rtchamplon bus scot bock to hIs old furui MIld may lisle iiint tlilnif to lay at the aalilnrton chaiuplio tlp Its U full of grit antl till quell lIsps a tuor Important part In it heel audio waking than in any other attiietio i as tint Tommy Conncff In apparentlr coming around in rood inapt e ran with IMB of his former raio and grace last hfiturin and it la jrobabl now thee he will l us ntn ever b DcU n I t Tim fir mile between him and the Jrrees Ilirm m ifln It hue LIST will be lon S1 worth the ournj ift UanTilnrtnn lIttlI bothtn eondl Item U would he 4 to S and take your pick A dCluOsIt of SIlO Was heft at tIle I1liee Oatcit eRie by iaty tioody pesIeritay to bind a macUk for 11100 a stile betwten Tomnuy Kelly ths harlem bpIhpt and any bantam in the w orld The Spider ears that he win be ready In right any ufem thIs winter bat he u Ihronirh wlttuconlests for purses alone lie hue strung ba bloc aid If ant tatitam I wants to make the stats mure than II 10 11 ihit need mate no bitch In the ar rangement of A maicli Morns the colored runner from Philadelphia Mn a stroni and plucky race In the tlnal I Sist nt the Manh it tons half ItalIc Inst raturdav but displayed poor jmlir melt Hen as Uenrce Turners entry in the crest handicap meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union at MudUun tuiuartt arden In January IHMl and created iinlte aseniatlnn al that time elperts deelurlng htm a eiimitigman He has cot Improved much since then unit aliuws the same lack of Judgment that character In il lila rOndo then There Ic l tome talk nbint Remington beattng Downel out nf clUb In the Manhattan a iuartermlle handi cap l last i4OhUrlis the truth n that llownes was Im peded by itoidr Remlngtona lob mate ai they were entering the last Ian liownes had made un the six 311th hue aas conceding Kemlngirtn and If hoildy had not run In iront of latIn It Is lu to I the llartard hirer would hale won Heniington la I running quartersanr jirlilnaly well but he u limply outlawed With an sIb leleof Downllolllbre Shortly before the road Jomn waa called at the M A C gasles lost aturdav Mr Carter was shaking hand wiill hllhneolt as las cataneul the alloimqnhe he had niads In 11101 event I flip II reislhy the llrst tIme I hAve felt nIl unsnlness over a broed 3amp hsniiicejt he P141 cverjhutdy WIll iave a chalice In thIs Pride halh a fall and the exultant handlcaciier got one that Jarred hla teeth for fuller Mnonev and Lewis longmark men made jumpa that woufd haTe ben creditable to the scratch men Ittnera record before this had been 20 feet H u Indies but he went over 21 fet IIM Inches and the other two showed corresponding Improrament At H meeting of the Wood rtldg Fishing Club held at the U hue Mir lintel fil hamberi l street Dipt Shop Cuiinii was the happy recipient nt a very handsonfe burgee hearing tlie name of his Teasel tn behalf of the tnc ntertalnnient not only upon ibis bat spun mi y oihrr occasions She tables aliounded with all of bli delicacies of lbs aeaaon whicti Ii a principle upon whirls the worthy Capialn prldei himself All rient did Justice to the repast and It 11 to b 1 hoped that loan returns of the occasion will be enjoyed by eli the Daao here of the club Thus final heat or the Itoyard run at the Manbatlan A C game between Westing Kemlnglon and llsllT wai what tlirtltes call a horse race The too Man hattan crack were on the same mark gIving the Acorns I yer two ysrds Up lo eighty yards Kelllr looked a winner all over but al this point Welting who boil been running neck and neck with Remington dug it In Ills toes hunched bli back and earn lu old Urn nvle is Inning In the last stride IITSU Inches Hemlni ion loll also con S strong In the last ten yards and lie and HelllT appeared to haT croutd the tine to gether Two of the Judge Ilesrl Curtis and Swan declared It n dead heal but lon there the Judg depntlred tn select second man gave the place to llelilv It tonal bo said that It Is I not every Judge ha would under mrli circumstances decide against hU cnlj mate and tirotrgt The gentlemen who haTe been trying to make a mmch for tell round on the rnertta btl sn tunr Miiheny f I oilnn imd Kddle Avery Ih conqueror of Hughe lloil of hllviueth In order to test ihs nrit nnrneil Imiitmn with a TIW toward matching him nuatnit ilder I Kelly the champion hay taIled m the ellnrt Poar days were spent in tndeaTorlng to bring sloOp the rontiit but Flaherty e frlenda came to th roncluilin thnt ATerf wanted too much or didnt want to meet rln icrty Aery Inslmed ibnt Ushrty should come lo ni pounds na If for a finish light altliongh the liostnn lad was wining to spar at im and also wanted to name the battle ground lie raTe as an excuse that lie 1 lldnt want to im used as a trial horse rlaherty told him that there might be all the finish he wanted In the ten ronnda but eou dnt move him Flahertys ex pectant bAekers have great faith In the boys clever IIIUKMI hitting powers and will enter Into communi cation with other men in theoai Jimmy Watson of Iaterlin e ban held Mi own with Ihappi Jloran In a four round go last winter Tas written to p eilerdar nd It Is I helltTed that h will accept lbs oiler thai Avery would haTe none rf The Enlxmn Htlll Chnmplon The 22 foot catbost Engraa built by Thomai RIddle of Ocesnport and owned by Fred Oakes of Little Bllrer H J has again shnwn her superior sailing qualities by recently defeating the tndlne owned by Clinton James ot Red Hank and the winner of her class in lbs New York Iteclng Association She race between the Enigma and fie tndlne II at rest all doubt as to tIe seagoing qualities if the former lor thu raee was sailed In lie lower bay lire inl ei to windward and return In a rough sea and ruling breere the Lndlne being defeated by seconds the EnUuia has never sullerel defeat and her builder Isjustlt Iroudnf the reputation his boat bur earns 1 as he fatet nt their claa In ihe i onniry Her ow net le sl lOnfldenl of Ills Knlmna ability that lie has a suiilln challence to any boat of her lire bar f MSI or over hut this ciMenie aftliough puulllied la l the New 1 ork paler Isi July hai lamer been ao cetlel roniia anparentlr being willing to contelt tiae claims of tlae lIaljiusa to tue championship ItrKKllis of the Crescent ROWINg Club a The annual members regatta of the Crescent Itowlnf Chill will be held on the Harlem on Saturday next Five races will be ileclded the entries for which are as fol low i Junior single loiills jamrs r Clark Jr and Ihomai llrekler Mngle gig mr for noncesWilliam hiitibeimer II Iteuler Rnurles Knizler Ullllam ln hL and II I I liwyer I Iajroared ll raids Ots a I Hllllaiu Tucker Hrii e II llwyer how and J 1 O Connell em swain ctel j I Hairy stroke frank Ionway l w and It Krniia euxiwaln liubls scnll tint Crawl I J 1 Ia Hnike strnk J K I harks Jr IKK i crew A i i I arry llroke taint Conway bow fiurosred bergs rncel rew I U I Moljiughlln bowj II llwyer i W Tucker i P 1 Harry stroke CrwVlt rvani bjw r llegunbotham s O l Alllinn 3 oi Hart stroke rlllTn Trunle at Nerrbllrch Krwinan Fepf 23The Towelllon Lawn Tenil Slut had a iplendld day for the second day of their an nual isO IolifoaiflIut l Hut two seta war played la rliiih II JJ Heta best the Her Si Anpleiale Jr in lutullu ii i1 The ladies l elug i aud geutleuieus doubles will be played lo uorruw A Nets Illcyrie Club nt Newbnrcli KKWIIMH Hept 25The new tloycle club here met Ian night and rrorgmilid Tbe oRlcen elected arei Iisilir orntlt Ireiidiiii John T Teckiln I irs Ireit delhi William II l ark er hecretarr and Tressuiri trsdUuiirer laptaln Wlillam ansi IIUIIIDL SC rICh iis rested the room nn Ililrd trail formerly oc cupied by the V M it A biceiuu

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L Alili VYLjUXJLtalMA 24 iciWo i1 n n HrH r p J I 1 1 l 1 I 0 it 1 9 L c 4 Is II The most extraordinary vegetable remedy yet discovered Used by South American Indians for 300 years An absolute cure for all hereditary or acquired blood diseases Infallible in scrofula j cancer rheumatism disfiguring eruptions and disorder stomach liver and kidneys adults and children Pronounced by leading physicians of New York the greatest blood cure known THE EVIDENCE 01 MERIT CANCER CURED CD Harlem Jan 2 1000 ttli etrtlKM that I wae enfftrlot from CANCER ipoa my rlht tempi for over two yeari I WM under the eate of the mOl skilful physicians duilnx that Urn yiiir declliil hat then wai h chance for a cure wlitinat an pot ana were not eon HiM the opera too would poiltlvely core me I had decided to have Him operate when a frlftU advlied mt lo I try the Caetl Blood Cure I did in and after taklnf the ape eUe for ten dayi the cancer ceued t b painful leBfed In color bteomlnff dark and In a few dare more It dropped ont brlnr In with I toe root I took the iDiciru for three month and am to day a well nil I firmly believe that Alra Cactus Illotd Cur d itte MT4 my 4 5f llklORAW J07B Leilnnon New ork mew York Feb M IIWi rientf1 For leveral 1 veer I r4r from Indliceitton aad dTiitei la I wee uflIer constant trettraent frem cllireni phrelclani and nndln no relief I I went to 1D cll f dn rp rm f Eorepe and In Tarn was tre ted dr a ipeolallit In etameoh dlMiiea who al 10 fated t make a core Two tgonlhi to I heard of the Caelul BIIIKJ I Core and de drol try It r vfter takln a few I rnd waa tmrti Jim only too clad lo recommend 10 valuable a nellelne In tlioee afflicted with the I lame dlieaar 0ln f riTZBIMMOMB lUlVVuWtlhlt RHEUMATISM CURED 920 KatJItt t Haw York Julr lam Gentlemen Abouteeven or olffht yeara ago Ibeffan to be troubled with rhinmallim and dutln the put four or flre yeara I dare loitered moiteonitittly notwlthitandlnc the fact that I hare been continually laklnir medicine tInning Ihti whole time t hare Ibl tm ole roood a medicine which rare me any relief until I law your advirttie ment In the papere and bouiht a bottle of CIO Blood Cure Prom the time I commenced to lake 1 I found marked Improvement and btor I had taken 1 of the frit bottle I had 0 pain and my knee which wee rrratly nwollen at the commencement waa reduced to lie natural Clue t hare nor taken two bottlci and eonildermyiilf perfectly cured Within you the encode which yon 10 richly deierra and hoping Ibo my few word may b Initrumental In Inducing there who hare lord a I hare to Uk your medicine and be relieved I remain your thankfully VII LOUOniiArl Jr MUSCULAE RHEUMATISM CUBED Gentlemen i Laat iprlic I wai troubled with what the 40 ton told me was mueomar rhenmatlim t wai un able to wall 1 for Dearly eli waeka All l thli Urn I wu mint the medicine prescrIbed by the attending doctor and from which I got no relief A friend rent me a In e bottle of CMtna Blood Cnr which I tried and before two thlrdi of the cure wai used I wee able to walk without pln I i now two months 112Cc the pani lift me and bar not U yet re turned and I feel entirely free from them I delayed writing to 100 at I waa anxious to know whether I wai temporarily or permanently relieved I li I with peatura I now state that from my pretest feeling I would judge that I am urd I U I hardly necrpiiry for me to rooommead toll medicine ai I am poiltlve that a trial of I U all that U I nerewirr and I am fully convinced that It I will recom mend Uelf Gratefully your June If 9 1 hOGAN Oartow thaBonnd Wealcheiter co I 1 Worth Knowing OmceofJ M R ROBtli RON 10 Fail 126th st Ittlldincel 083 t1 1134 HL New York Jn SI 1KXX AIVAS BKAZILUN BrRCIFlO COQBNT8l liar In old for the pail two yeari with rheumatism Indlneetlon core throat and a complete breaking down of my whole system I waa Induced after tnetlni with leveral prominent doctoral to try the Cactui Blood Cure which I continued to use for about thirty la I a stud which lime I hare been entirely free from the abOve mentioned trouble and have more ambition today than any time In the put four yare I ran heartily recommend the lam to any one hiring the came trouble J 3 B ROB1NRON 17 Rail 123th St Hew York city U R A Jan 2 ISM Thli certttei that I Charlee Oonninf after having been treated by epeclalUla In Germany and England and needle to aay not cured ventured ai a In re lonroe to try the Gaetne Blood Core I enffered from revere ulceration In throat head and neck After ui tog this Taiuali a remedy for in ir months I healed up entirely and feelnew manow 10CIAB OCIIO KINGS EVIL ALTAI BRAZILIAN RPEOIFIO COI I wlih t bear ray iratef testimony ta the rlrtnn of yoor magical cure for Klngi KrlL ly nephew now nine years 014 born acrotulona and amieied with iwelllnga lira area e In plot doe tori and blood pnrlOera kept growing wonei his health became broken hla neck was foil of Inmna one large one a running lore and the race gemmed hopeless One month DOt the Cactus Cure to the astonish menlot everybody droveeway the lumpa healed b orea and eared the eyei He has never fell or appeared 10 well In run no feel that hit life long trouble are under control of your wonderful me Heine for which we cannot be toe thank ful Iteipectrulir lire JKNNlIi UX SW it 37th it Miw York Harlem Jn 2 iron Thl certiflo that my child nineteen moalh old was afflicted with a very bd skin dicease of the face end and InI lde of the no Ttif face wa covered with mat terming cores and his eyes were ewolten ehut on ac count of the Pore on the enetids and his note wee die charging matter and wae lull IniMi of th sore I fa e litra the t af tui nioo Cur for four week and to y my baity It I entlrelr well Mra i kfcNNi 14 Eait IJflth tl N Y RHEUMATIC GOUT CURED New York City tom 2 II DBAR 8IS I I more than four years since I bn to loIe from huml gout and tired or taking 1 ort nf patent mIII and lo hlne hn In the care of rtn I phrIIn without teiog cured I was given up in despair when a laity frirod of Into rnl t rl atied mo in lake a bottle I nf the cactus MIool Cure made br the Brailllan I Speclflc To At nnt I thought It lm fIr 1olrrO lbW was all humbug but at mat I was Induced to trr a bottle tIe It worked like a rharm and I am now cured To all pertoni tufferlng from this hftrrlbln dlieue 1 rhoerfully recommend nl the n underfill fpeclDo made by the ll r il inn Hpectre Co Mr teitlmonlal I J 1 LAMADKID 317 Kait N th it New York city H T X S BIUOIIT Solicitor K I 3 and I3T nroadwar J ew York July HI 180 MY DRAR DOCTORt I tike pleasure In adding my testimony lo the efficacy of ray tics of Atraa Caetnn Mo id Cure which ynu kmdlr recommended to me as a remedy for my periodical allmentof longitamllng in Oaramitory gout rheumatlim or what J our profeiilontermi I hate been In the habit of using the stereotyped rem ediee the prenorlptloni which 10 dir OUKIT I Impair and denllltate l the erelem without teeming to eradicate the rnlrr dieaee or aliment Uy experience In the uie of the Cactni 1 that I brace sIte lyitem and acts a a nervine I canunt too earnestly recommend to Buffering hnman Ity the trial of this which seems to me to gr a tovereUn remedy fnrthote amioted aa t hare been lie Mere me my dear nr roan gratefully A 8 UH1U11T Ointit flaying been a Bile ted by Ithinmatirafarwa 1 year on the Irlce of friends waa Induced to try faa Blood Further Cactus and can tar 1 reUev4 ma M ono n my feel which were swollen 0 thattwa competed to cut my ihoei wire reduced In two day I thing taking It according t your direction II to very effective remedy I have procured the leeoud bottle ant hp ItvB entirely tor IlheumatUm cure mo I am poelUve 1 i a grand BaoJalM j I Tours vary truly I MICHAEL UKrrBRAnT Dom ChEat Clifton Blatea IiU4V r I DYSPEPSIA I New York PebpIISo aentii For aeveral 1 yean lingered tom Ia4lnaMl I and Dyipepila 1 wee under constant treatment tnm I different physician and fladlnr BO relief I went s Bnrope and In rants was treated by a ipeclalM ta f stomach disease who also failed to make a car Tw mouths coo I heard of the Cat Blood Cure ant Go terminsil t try I After taking a few bottlea I WM cored I am only too glad to recommend fo Taluafete A medicine to those afflicted with the a nUeu J P irzsiMMOita 101 wen sttin i I The Cactus Blood Cure has positively cured numerous cases of Scrofula and Salt Rheum in one months time where all other blood purifiers have failed I 1f j f ALVAS BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO Office 6 3 Wall St Now York j tj i J t IMPORTANT TO FURNITURE y BUYERS t Athonfh oar veit ibnwrneme are crowded from bailment tu attle with our own petla M rail CxhtUV we have Juil taken adrei life of AN VNKXfKCTFlt glANCE to buy fur ipt fob all less linn IIn so lENIN ON i in noriAK a reliili manufaciurir nock which 1 ehl Uy of IIIMMO ItOOM Alt ItAUHFU HVTE In lllarL lurch Mapir r KfjllV natural UahOfany aa XII Peniury i al AM tlVfH IHiHIUMH EXCEl lKNTIY Hlll KIMHIIKI Now aawehavanorwai ill slot Hi i i ttoik I allbT nF HdlII QVtfHIiY Ttirrerore a iimrleef Mh hu too placed nu noori aud plainly irked ON fAftUK IIKD TAUU I rrint bound to duct th tpittf clianoc wblck we desire BRUNER MOORE CO t 41 tit 85 Ht 14b H aN I AMO AYB Ay1 EVENTS BEYOND THE OCEAN BOVLAXaEtl AOAZJf ACCUSED OP fUS 4iPiiOiJlLI rING FUlVII Tko German FlocklnB to See BntTnlo Bill sad nia Bed StenA nit of a fight t Snakla The ABtlHlnTerr Conference Finis Sept 23M Lamouronx who was formcrlr secretary for Count Dillon lone pub lltbed a book bearing the tltlo A Year In Exile wbloli contains revelntlons concerning tU BoulanKlst imrtv Most ot the matter In Ihs book Is old The author charges Gent Boolacsor with appropriating to his personal DM a part of the land subscribed to advance the Interests of the party Dallo Dllla bow l Sept 23 Major Burke the manager Ot Buffalo Bills Wild West Show ha just o ajrlved here He says Tho show Is I now a Cologne I did a large bueinocs mat I week In Bremen a It has dono throughout Ger many I has been a ereat success every where especially In tho Rhine country CoL wher eplal raUbury are both greatly annoyed by the false cable reports which were recently eut from nnmbnrn about the show In that city The truth Is the Wild West played for two weeks tbera to big receipts There ha been no trouble whatever and tIl ben citizens have asked ns to pay a return visit Probably after another month the Wild Webb will settle down for thE winter in Strasbourg althouen lame oners have been made to the DuiMement 1 play I Paris OollKth IB London LOSKOH Sept 23The amusement seekers tad anew sensation lat night when Goll Uh appeared for the flrst time in England at a L Royal Muslo Halt Holborn Ho uis im ported from All la Chaoelle where he w as employed ld fm At plod In a stone quarry and In sequence of bU tlaantlc streneth ho received the wages bl tlllnllo atrenth o three men He Is six feet three fuchna In beliht men le the eel at 378 pounds His I performance consists In lifting extraordinary weights while he Is in all sorts ot positions whie and he created a tremendous sensation Railroad Accident In Italy K SrcL 23BJ tho derailing of a train been Florence and Flesolo today lIe per sons were killed and twenty Injured King Margaret about to Humbert and Queen Malaret were tl tart for the races but upon learning ot the disaster they abandoned their Intention and fromodlataly proceeded to the scene of tho nc cldent 01 the Injured where they personally directed the care Flood In France PARIS Bep 23The floods In the Depart ment of Gard have caused much damage to property On Sunday the River Rbonn rose nineteen feet nnd the town of Beaucalro was flooded At Vllleraucneon tbe Horault thirty nine miles northwest of Julmos tho river over flowed Its banks and undermined a portion ot a cemetery A number of colllns were washed out and together with their contents floated down the rIver Another Berlin Balelde DKBLIN Sept 23Tho epidemic of suicide continues In this city A Bensatlon was created today by the discovery that Major von Nor man commandant of the cadets school here had killed himself by taking poison To make his work doubly sure after he bad swallowed tbe poison he opened the arteries In his IrmA Ittran plr8i that Major Norman committed suicide because a soldier gi avo Information that he was guilty of gross misconduct lie Tell Them to DeFy Ibo Landlord Dtrnrju Sept 23At the meeting of the Na tional League today T M Healy In a aixxieh acid that I any tenants submitted to the land lords they were traitors to their follow country men lie promloi that he and his colleagues would continue the struggle for too extinction ot landlords In I Ireland Tbe AatlBlaverr Conference PLans Belt 23Tho AntiSlavery Confer ence recommends that the work of the sup pression of Mavery be divided among national eommitiees which shall hate 1 common dim but which shall act separately rhleflythrnugb mlulona moralize the lathes The Pope Will bit asked to sanction an annual appeal for funds for these committees The New Tariff Stimulating Trade LtvzBFOOL Bept 23The warehouses of all the Atlantic lines ore crammed with goods which merchants are anxious lo export before expor October 1relithts hae advanced from lily to evenly shillings a ton The Baltimore Comlna HOMP STOCKHOLM Sept 23Th United States Steamer Dnlmor which brought tbe body of Copt Dtlosnon to thin country sailed today on berreturn to the United Btaten KebcU llrlore Huaklu Buisix bept 23The rebels advanced t Hept the BtiaLIn ftrte today but were dispersed wlihjut iocii of blood Notes ofForelBU Ilappaln Tbe Kreui Ztlluna sari that Gen rtu VernoU M poiltheljr decided to re leu A German MlnUurof War Kutheiof Yltu East Africa have massacred aOmnaf merchant named Knenxol and seven utruan employees KiTw ibouaiDil miners at Tror J sn Austrian pllttia lies gone nit stilke and troops have Ueu i 4iatctiaii L the scene In Noemler next Franco will be able to M UASHH mm In the field and at the I attn time hate iSWWw of reserves upon WO urfUI bltb 10 draw Tta But African expedition JiM reached Alrol 14IUoo IKfy I apt Jloct4dpsito near Mount llanpr SA aIIIAfuJI U hl country is I fertile and 11 W1ttI The posiUou WM nutted with 011 ioj n I t Orolaa has apl1t In reltllmr ElaII liii iattittto are aituckod oy a si f 5J lji the aek lust I aluckd I unll 11 ullhedoourr rllllul leorpe impostitt u tla deltb I r tlIllre14e 11111 flstied I J 4A Kt ie t i J t lli hiitittnr fit fi Ha Ine and I ulmilu hits 11 l under coiikulcr I bIiqtt Hi a pjiitMl IOu II 01 I ai t SS iii 1114 w I plll Utile titir4fl fop iteriision to cltct I ua Illhllu llrlt Orl rllllln CIlahl I ir1 d liii I alulll 0 American ot whsijiiii 61 Eo tu I would nut llow B iiiicfJmt OIWd and iriull tt WM Ira rUB Ilia BASK HALL DKJL Amalaamatlnn or the American Aiaocla lbs uad Players t eaaine LOUIBVILIJT Sept 23 Thoro Is no longer any doubt about the amalgamation of the Ameri can Association and Brotherhood forrwlth the exception of signing the agreement tho deal has been consummated There will be Sun day bull and beer sold on tho grounds and a general admission foe of twontyflve cents The following clubs will be represented In the new organization which will be known na tbe American Association aud Players League Philadelphia Boston New york Brooklyn Baltimore Pittsburgh In the East Chicago I LoulnUllo St Louis Columbus Cle eland and Cincinnati In tha West The American Atoclntlon dictated the terms and the Play ers League agreed to them 1 There was no trouble over the question of 25oont ball but when It was proposed to play Sunday games there was a strenuous kick from the supporters of tbo Players League That alone pierentod the perfecting of the project at the time and Ward and Brunell were Instructed to use their Influence In mak I I ing the two magnates agree to Sunday ball Should they full to condescend with them I was the cchemo to drop them out nnd take in two other cities In their places The Brooklyn National and Brotherhood clubs will combine The Athletics and Philadelphia clubs will do tho same and the Cincinnati Club will jump to the new organization Stern I will retain his interest In the olub and the reported sain of tbe team to tbe Players League ao merely I blind That nun the oilglnal Intention of tbo promoters of the scheme to omit Columbus but Ibo repreB ntatlei of thru city levi 1 been so liberal that It was ultimately decided to in clude them Ho far ns the distribution of tins plajeis nre concerned that will be fairly done but thero Is no certainty a rut wbcro any cer tain player may b assigned It will bo loft to a committee of three dlln terested Impartial and competent men All of the pla eM to be kept In tho onnniraUon will be equally distributed tbo lemalnlng mn I tonal to go to the minor leagues as an In riucnment for them to come uDder their pre lection All of these plnus wore ter lectrd at tho meeting held In Philadelphia hrh lbs Association ami Brotherhood 0 plo drnled any Lnowledce of at the time Tun pocret aoBslon was bold In tbe Continental I Hotel and In order to escape obnrvatlon from Ibo crowd of reporters below the bane ball I people paid tint porter I fat sum to conduct them out by means of a sewer and nt 4 oclock I In the moinlng with a candle nt tho i Lead of the procession they marched i t out The Kaslern trips for the Western out II or tire versa has cut a big hole in tho receipts and tho new organization will make but two trips Ton games will bo plnyed by the Western clubs In Iames East on each trip I and tbe same will be done by the Eastern clubs I In the S fame The above information was glvi n out by an offlohl who Is In a position to know I and It can ba relied upon as being authentic cniinna THJC CLBnUrMF Mr Wright or tie KnlchU Take Inn with their Sermonit PHILADELPHIA Sept 23A 1 Wright a member of the General Executive Board of the Knights of Labor has written an open letter addressed to tho Rev Dr Sydney Corbitt of the Church of Transfiguration this city the HOT Dr F B Morse of Calvary Baptist Church and the Kev M a Peter ot Bloamlngdalo Reformed Church of New YOlk all ot whom delivered sermons on the re cent strike on the New York Central Railroad If you did not know says he that neither Mr Powderly nor any ot the general officers of I the Knights ordered tbe strike I you did knew that they did all in their power to prevent vent It you have I power almost miraculous of remaining Ignorant of that which the very stones on the streets could hardly be unaware I can hardly believe you Ibis ignorant bfleye iou do not hesitate t rroolalni yourselves on the side of capital In the content between capital and labor One of you says I I were anted whether the managers die right In reo sietfrig these labor agitators i would answer yes without stopping to think err much This Is frank Is I your opinion that a dollar a day Is too much for the lower orders I These railway managers tire mon of unblemished character manarers Then bribing legislators corrupting the fountains ot justice manipulating Mock jobbing operations which morally differ from theft only In belt g of greater enormity the dishonest watering of stoiks the situeezlng out freezing out of weaker stockholders the organizing of Tweed rings anti wholesale plundering of the public generally leave no blemish on mens repiitatlonc The letter tills about two columns She Haw tbe Mulelde In a Mirror I Charles Kraus a barber 10 years old who lived with Daniel Itotenblath at 235 Kent avenue Brooklyn got home from his work on Monday afternoon and sat down and played a zither for a half nn hour Then he left the bouse laying he was going L get hIs clothes flora tho shop at 1011 Myrtle avenue where he bad been working as he was no longer em iloj U ibore liofore going he took a revolver from his pocket and eiuefully removed all tbe rarirldtfea from It When he came back with his clothing he was drunk lie lat down again and r4ayett the zither and finally started to go to bed Ho fell down on the floor In hU bed room apparently helpless He asked lo be IPparn tnore Not long afterward hU alaierlnlaw Anna llotenblatb want t a mlrrorln a rpom opposlu to fix her hair Nbc saw In he glass tlts rafleetton of Kraus stand ing In fiontot another glue holding a pistol to Ills hell Hue screamed The same Instant I Craui lIned Itosunblatb ran Into thu belrnom and found Rraun on the lloor with bloixl ulreamlnr wih from a wound 01 his oiehtaii He hod reload ilblHietoheriiDdhbohmitlf 1 Jiyr I i bout lo Hi ralherlne nosiltul whir fan died with out r otermg oonwlounei yeaUrduy morn Ing JttianOtjlttt Bald ysiriley t that lie kn w at uo r icn for the suicide uplest was urLif at the loin of his sifter IUiieublatb I wife who tel i 1 live week t lb He laid be Eels knew Klaus to be drunk beore Named far Caaajrcs Pint Coonicllrut lpWI L llmeidl Tvinlynlulb Mw yr D mPiP fVUe Tu of lltirnelltrllle Tllft Mamchuiiiu Hip Edward I Mree or Milieu I rlb HKiithuielU Hep Jaun A Cos cf Cal Irl 1 Ulll 11 J fruaeer H puWI eu Kmtb Mluunrl dl t ItSl Kcd Ueucxral I fifth MUblfan district I w Stole tiepiibUcaa lwoiyePsib rentiylva Bl di4let I I 04ir O t W 0 J T deBi BtnHlitBi yeyeBtil Oils

ttlKECll fly kPKAKtfn HEED Ale Make tbe Ileicatp to the Convention llepnbllenn Club Jnnch PRILADKLFIIIA Sept 23Tho Convention of the Republican J ajuo ot Pennsylvania b lan a the Academy of Music this morning Edwin 8 btuart Philadelphia wa elected Pro ldent In the evening n mass meeting wan hold nt the Academy of Music at which Speaker need was the centra of attraction Ills speech was keenly enjoyed by the audience Ho spoke substantially as follows MT rnhlcNDs I thnnk you for your very cor dial greeting and It makes me feel Bony not to bo able to say somethIng worthy of It Until very recently I had tenTed that I would not be able to be with sou tonight The wicked hae been tery rampant for tbo last few days end I did not know but what It would bo nec sat to stay with them or with out them But all that Is happily over and I feel moro responsive to jour greetings tonight that I would have this morning Laughter But the Itopubllcan party was born fighting Its vory beet history was mndo on the batteflold clvlo ns well ns military I is of tho very essence of Us ex istence that it should do battle for tie Ittrub llcitu piry menus the forward movement of the people 01 the United States It him never 1 eeu ecoBory tho Domoctats to do anything I LatightTl Vo have lttt come from cene whicit reminded men who wero In WI hlngton I In the early diiysot the Kopubllcnn i arty of the scone which itok t tiltire there at tho be I i ginnlngif the wit tin the D mocrntic side of the House during the vast week wo have been treat a to empty tecchos tbe Democrats hmo not been lRtble 1 ILaughteil 1 I want I I 1 i ou to understnnd the oc nslon which they thought demanded this macnlllcent uprising lbs i opubl can party so far as the House of Itepresflntuth n Is I cnureierd has done what we repinl ns rre id deeds The Democrats tiara pr claimed thor very wicked deeds it St have passed I tariff bill which hecurui the Ameri can market to American people Applnute1 That bill has been the subject of denunciation on tho part of tho Democrats almost too bitter to tio put upon 10 ord According to them the bill nn j tie principle It represents hits carried desolation into ovary tnrro hou e In tho country I has covered I Tennis In Ibo Wet three deep with mortgage I and yet the Democratic moivborK while that bill was being passed nt in tlelr seats and I wireiouniixl UonnBed another bill This wa 1 bill which they nlJ was to ruin tho I I principle 01 ltb ry They Raid It meant ruin to a peaceable and lovely South Laughter I I meant ruin to h imos it meant despotism I and jet tier ont there as sweet as hummer I NoLegtra no departure or to use a word i more familiar to them no secession Great i laughter i Hut when I came to sentlng a negro simply I i be nue be had boon elected the Democratic side of the house arose ns una man nnd do I parted Hut they have come back resemblina I appearance tho prodlkal Ion however only I In external i I nfPM fronds It In such little Incidents as this which prevents the Democrats from pointing with pride to the histori ot their party it is thit which make them desolate In envy vociferous In expression of holing when we ppeak of the history of the nltoi States for Jeak the past twentyfive years forvvhenover we do It they have a consciousness that wt are pointing llcnn party with pride to the record of the liepub This fall very soon there will be nn ex pression ofopinion by the people not full free nnd fran expression becnuoo In thirty Congressional districts of this Union the op tions ef the people will be suppressed Jta necessary fur you lo bo nn the Lords side more heavily on that account LaughterI We nave not only got to boat conservatism In Us worst form but we have got to beat fraud besides Now when the col Iot t umn formA Is Pennsylvania going to be dis tanced because of absenteeism Is that great State going to he found anywhere ex opt in Ibo first rank 1 Not If sou moan progress not I you mean to rule the United States by a Con crass present and atnl Your dutv beiomos all tbe more tremendous when you con sider what will follow a lack of energy nn your part We look t iou aDd hitherto bata not looked In vain Republicanism Is good enough for every city ID tbo tear and every year in the el r calendar Do you want honest Legislators Do you want a House that Intends to transact business I It lies In your power alone Fay Templeton Will Leave the Company PHILADELPHIA Sept 23A report came lost night from a wellInformed source that Fay Templeton wearied by the differences be tween her managers William Lykens and C II Unveragt had sent In her resignation a a moral or of the Fay Temple I on Comlo Opera Company It In I said hat she did so upon the advloa Iat her attorney exJudge Dlttenhofer who atorne came over from New York Miss Tmpl ton said tonight 11 at liberty to say nothing at present Theatrical people however tnko It as nettled that Miss Templeton will not play week under her present management after next Mlavln and MeAullOe far Yet Meet Lownoi Sept JS The Press Auoelatlon announce L Slavla and McAullSe will probably have a flove light within a few days tinder modified condition 10 i JlltUOKLXN i iI I A drowned mao about 43 year old and dressed In a den lull of eiulliei and will 1 ugly out on itti tens temple wet founJ yeiterday iloatloi l Ike river al Ida I toot of Noble street Ureenpolul and removed t1 the Morgue Another fatal accident occurred last nldht on the long liland lUllroad irarli lu Atlantic avenue E x preenoaii J Jt I Uelili of 1101 IJriadway tried to cross Ibo track al Lenin unit with Mi hors sn4 waion tat was knocked off and run over br an out hound train He I sa Initaum killed oW lose arrnted eicaped J bftneer aUlniao otto Conductor ti nit wire John 1aTln and his rMfrII Cd nm dIrect both get druttk on Sunday eight At a late hour lit tatter wa round uneonecloui In tbi court yerd hiving fallen from a window and wa remove t ti Ixior lilnd I ollef lluepltal wire ibe loon died n ben hits wire warn on her way to tie luupltal lu aa atnbulante bee t f husband vie Ulna conveyed to i Ibe i elk statiou itt a enrol un having loeji found drunk In 1 a barroom fiear hli born Tliere bad been DOiuarrelaofaraili kuuwu between the couple Ibe onjiu totpuied lo lane MoUealally fallen from Ibe wluduw 1 IspeiiitiDdutibo4riqJonaCI rwpdi Lrk vs arratasd before Joitce Justice Tighi yeterdsy se ruled of hvisg assauttad a V iIs4sie at Aug 5 Nr Nlon 0 1 1pottttiri ot 11 fmtiy wareje the Ork on JbI4 Ur JoBeL 15 I aiiigo5 ton lb Iupu4oketI lvst grou4s steer ite staticB ap IrOpuo jrha Ibeu ity y toss as Di Cal be p4 Ion 111 t f tbi 0 IUd lloP f finee In 51a ettorle to Love II ap4riJtIenOet digotpltjne I rl 11 isrI COfll1tOjUi9jt5n pi4i4 10 JuI Dib lur a warrant W Y s pleOO0 1 051 gsiiiy JJe wss no iuss4 01 1 op rcoyptsaucl llS fUIIr IS I b1 lbe lamination vie W is I A Er t oeurred lail erealBi In Ilia four iu rr luck l ur kuiidins In Iblf amuse and Tblrlet Bin Street vlilcli Is nuS for ststuseJUriIg purputei rhitlri kcliiaiu and ut pvui r Mwvra who occupy Its Iwo ol lower Doer aa a Ulilna fanury WCtllt the lUlUlo vice for Mr ueurred and were twlh lererely biiraed whit trying to step he piuiieu ol IU flainta Tblr stitch waiJanaiei H he enact ef ItuM TbeHarBlele She Uuu7Miuiln Ccupavr w Jth I ofayiilu the iw ratMBKr t I tt lfl auIJi awiffir 4 I 141 r II featWi L 111 U I I 1 FJtOll STltlKKB TO 1OIITIOI Pnirderly Propone H New Field for the Action of the Knight PUILADFLPHIA Belt 2SThe Knights of Labor In the United State are about to b asked to give nn expression of their individual sentiments as to the policy of going Into politics as a body and for the future take Independent political acton Outride of a possible change In the personnel of the general officers of tho order no question ot overshadowing moment has up to thl lime been raised for tbe action of tbe forthcoming general assembly which meet In Denver 1 on Nov 18 Thin can no longer be said to he the ciso for In nn ofll clnl circular addressed To the members of the order wherever found greeting General Master Workman Powderly announces that he has a printed a form of ballot to b rioted In I Jnurxnl of tbo Knights of Labor vvhih th I roe nbor are to use in an expires on of their opinion on the question of gin Into politics I Following li I full text of the oflklal circular In the issue of the Janrnal 01 the Knights of Ihe Liborof Oc 10 I shall present to our men 1 ore n form of ballot to he voted on and retuinel to tho general office Each member will bo asked to rareluilv real the aitllo whMi WIll explain why I ask that the tOtO be take n Many have gao away from the ortor titcause t we did lOt l tnko I political n ton Many havo gone wny bauso indlfleroit t olttl s iremnun pollt nal a tlon was tuken These mn stand ready to net with ussn tlu attieitlic case the real sentiment of the order Is allowed to be I known I nm no nsed of nttomptln to smother that sentiment and will no longer concert to boar the burden so unjtstlr paced npin my shoulder In the I i oirnalofOM 16 I shall risk each member to i 1 vote either In favor I of or against taking Inde pendent political nation lit fo doing the order 1 pfnrent Iollical aoton will In uo way hr compromised and the real sentiment will be kuonn I TIOODI WIFE ACCUSES DIM The Harlem Tbralrrhnltrllnir Youth Ar rested for Abandonmrnt Allen H Wood the young man who set out to build 1 gorgeous tbentic In Harlem with the money of Louts Dresler hit fatberinluw I I now dead was arraigned at the Harlem Police Court yesterday charged by his wife with de fertion I appeared that his wife had left him She couldnt gel anything to oat she bays Thoy bad been living two weeks at the Gedney House Wood paid for his room all I right but the restaurant Is run on the EUtO roan plan His wife has become very thin When asked what Wood had been doing lately she said Nothing but ploy the races I guess Mrs Wood left her husband on Friday last i I and Is now living with her widowed mother I 219 WeM 123d street Wood was held In de I fault or too ball for examination today He i will then he l railed tirou to answer nso u i charge of disposing of mortgaged prperty the furniture of a ln wbl h he occupied nt 32A West I rlftyflfthtrept The furniture valued i at 12003 and was mortIRletlle ntd lor 10 I I agents of Mr Serryx society It Is raid vlll BlhO pioacute Wood for putting Irving Pin over the earold Bhakesperlan reader on the stage Lawyer Aaron Kahn Is l supposed to bo In ptntimnntiii l In tbe present ptosecutlcn of the accused Kahn matled another daughter of Ureslers and objected strongly to Wood A fat Aenlnit Margaret Mather TORONTO Ont Bept 21 Manager Greene of the Academy of Muslo this afternoon applied to the High Court here for an Injunction to prevent Margaret Mather from playing at the Grand Opera House because her manager had signed an agreement to play In Whitneys Academy Manager Cotton on behalf of Miss Mather gave as the solo reason for cancelling the agreement that the scenery of the Academy was Inadequate They assert that to have gone on under the circumstances would have made the play rldloulom and have seriously ondan gored Miss Mathers reputation The counsel 1 for the Academy held that the house had all the articles that were actually necessary and that Bllse Mather was altogether too particular The Judge said lie thought an nctlon for dam ages was the roper course to toll jw and ro fused i to grant an Injnnell The proprietor of the Academy of Music has brought suit against Miss 1 01 her for tlOUO for brooch of contract and S500U for libel contained In tbesu MorJs In u handbill with which street wore fnodp night a Grand Opera House owing to lack Mush of Bcenlojaoceasorles at tbe Academy of Assaulted bJ a Uncharged usher On Monday night a fireman of Engine Com pany 26 found the allies In the top gallery of lh Standard Theatre overcrowded bystanders and ordered tbe ushers to eject a number of the people The usher swore at tbe llreman and told him to mind his o business The fireman went to the mammer1 office anti de manded the Immediate clearing of the altl I Thli wa don and the iisbi r was discharged Last night he camn round tothetbeutrd Intoxi cated and met Assistant tlnnager Ouyou In the I foyer Guyon had till hands full of money 1 with whlob he was going to pay salaried arid he 1011119 Uhher that ItO was 10 bniy to coo I him Tbe tuber struck at him Guyon dodged the blow pushed him out e the thoatre and pinned him ugulnnt I bill boind The uhlmr wan dragged away by some uf the crowd and I was not arrested A Nlekelplstd l Navy I VYAnniriOTO Sept 23 H cretnry Tracy and Comuieilore lolget Chief of tbe Bureau of Ordnance vliltoJ the Capitol hue afternoon and had a conference with Chairman IlouUlli and oilier meinbari of the House Naval Com mine oonarrnlng Ibo ramarkahU jesuit of the teat of armor At Annapolis which to air 1 Ily developed tile iuprloiHy ol tie picket Ilstve l As a iciult of Ihe conference C aIr man lloutoll will tomorrow reduce I a Joint resolution aiitborlrlDg the Beretarr of tie Navy t purchase nlckil for use In lb menu facture of armor for the American navy Tba Car WHvr Mearal Heailna 1 At yesterdays nulon of f the Car Drfreri Contention n committee wits appointed to draw up resolution eijn Mini irinpithr with tIte itnlght on DIM Central roth I Th iwol tlonH I w rlo Include I a racoiniiiundutlon l lbs I luII to t II t harm ol liii inllromi ilwilf sat alol 1 tile ltlcLenttn system 11 I wan uimounciul at lbs meeting ilml III I goijtloji od the rnrdrh I1 WM woriu pn Jil I1orti tildi lloealn i hteso aod a line I to D olt both l ol which i ealO to tbi ILiJadilcbT I 1 t trn 1Itj thtn op coy other lne It Dl 1 eoim Iry zbi CfiDTtbUva Will Jour tomorrow K t jovxr MAinKKa OUT of A JUn IlmlMed From Alias null Company Cor Writing Tn Whom It Mlcht Concern PiitLADEUniA Bept 23 Nina Dortllena Evangellne West Madeline Dolby and Lucllla Do Grolx four handsotno chorus girls of Ibo Pauline Hall Opera Company now performing nt th Walnut Street Theatre wore discharged by Manager Stern of the company today with out a moments notice Tbo cause of the sum mary dismissal was that some newspapers publsbod a report to Ihp effect that the four jouc women had addressed a letter to the members of the Union League Clnb saying that they were in town and lonely and they would like to visit tie eights of tbe city under the es ort of any members of the club who might pity their lotioty condition i lint attention of Manager Stern was called I to the aril Ie In the lobby of the theatre f he I company at the time wn at rehearsal Mr I Stern wunt to tbe stage and calling the young omeIi ns d nskid if thero was any truth in the anti them Ic I Immediately Tho lonfusloti of the girls convicted You are all discharged said the manager and yU can now hnve vleny of timoto nnd Mile line with whom to vv bIle away your dreary Man cnn Stern was coon in the lobby of the Wa nut las n ght I i vni err sorry at what bad hai oned I Is our misfortune nnd I would much rather tin it had not been given any publicity he said 110 not knoll what tbo girls could have teen I thinking at out I re rt it mom on Miss Han account than I do trim tiny por umnl Intuiest of my owi Mho young women oe stopping nt llOi Glrnrd pnro until last Bunday morning whed they lol lit c lorrd woman who resonate ot tha hou e said 1oniht that they were at omo place on Eleventh tarot nnd Manager Stern nw ti elr nlrlr f s 1 them said ho did not have any knowldtze I I as to his former t ai ploreen where it outs Members ot the Union League who were Prokrn toon the matter re deny tilted the to story talk and would neither confirm nor 1 omiuAJtr Peter Jacobs at one time probably the best known Indian on the continent who dIed on Frlda at llama Ont was born at nice Lake In 1SOJ and was edtu ated by the Methodist body ana as n jouih was lent an n mission ary among tho Indian In the Northwest being stationed at the Hudson Bay Companys fort Norway House In 1814 on the occasion of a gathering of Methodst missionaries In London from all parts of the world tbe Hud son Bay Company sent Jacobs to England lie was ho first to address the Irst addrl s monster asem blace In Jotor Hal anti bin passioned ap peals for Ibo orthneji inKslon weie very sue ce8ul Dating ld itar be bad an auuieao wh the Queen Hei dajty saw him iigatn Ilan when thirteen years luur he lade another visit to Lngland with the object of raising funds for the otongnlbatlon of hl lrathren He wai a natural ojntor Twenty eight years no when be oas tho I snti ned mislonnr at llama a gale destroyed borne nf the dwellings on the reservation and rendered cselesstheoid woo en church Bt lecmring In lbs United state he heeured the subscriptions for bull log the present substantial stone truoturo hit en the trip he fell from grace through the desiro for strong drink ibm that Ute hiM descent wa input For ho mnuv I tar sup dottltutlon port i d hmelt by llshlng de and sUI In 10llulon Uh u Sheldon 1 Fox I wellLnown decorator and President the Fox k Whlttomoie ie orating Comnanyol Hartford died yettardav of ty phoid lever His death was due to drinking Impure water from a wall m East Hnrtford while bicycle riding about tire weeks ago His romimnfon who was with him nt tho Unto was aUo taken sick but recovetod Ho was one of the Executive Committee nf tho Master Painter1 and Decorators Acsoelatlon of the United Mates and also 1 prominent member of tbe lied Men and Knights 1 emi lar Cnnt Abram Van Pelt nn old Handy Hook pilot del I yesterday at his houe In Ktnplaton At one time he was a pilot In the United Htates Navy He also was a pilot In the metolmnt service before the present pilot b t 1101 system was as tabllshml He was Tb yearn old He retired from service several tears ago The Rev Father Peter J Wynne ded ye ter day Ht Bouth Bethlehem Pa aged 85 years lie was compelled to rellnoulxh the ohirge of relnoll1 ohArle his parish at Kbouacduab several months ago on account of illness N O Wallace editor of the rayettovllle Tcnn I Otiitrifr died on Monday He went to Farettevllle from New lork in 1813 onu stab ever hAlted since tha Uliercer In 1858 and had edited It It I ilney Ai Co a Opening this li I opening week at Macya rourttfnth street and sixth avenue The usual crowd U In attendance and every section of the nor presents rival attraction In leatnnable goods at bottom Of urea Tb exhibit In Ihe millinery department which Include many Im ported modele and a large I aeiorlmtnt of chlldrtni ichool hate attract mob attention A very stylIsh deilfn railed the London turban tel 14 lb Lndon a crown ot olive rein plaited nival and a brim of black moss trimming A large blat and glean bird decorate lbs crown The employment of black moss Irlmralnru a i novel feature In many of the turbana andJjwben used a abort boa or collarette made of Ihe lam trimming is furulibed to match Another noticeable I hat U I ot Mle grid velvet In the shape of a ihell trimmed ou tie crown with black pompom and alI and a how o black velvet ribbon The aiiorluientot cipii with muSs to inatcii lu 11 the fuhlonal le I furs is I unuioally lane and Incladll wbllllpptl t gray Kiliuiner Aetrakhan rerilen beaver woolieai iia kueeaL aud black ranrtlit aleUekale 1 and Newtuarketa ot Alaska sect 1 A cUlly li made jut now of tutu eandla diet jackets all Hie new elolb with and without fur iriuminti Thou la heaver cloth with bralled aietvai or with fur faolufi and eollari are aipeclally Itlllvb Ipolal i in tbe third fleer the nplnlitery Cue Oriental ror and ernhrBl4iry depirtminu and that divoted to r the rrquliltM fer the euble are aineof the must popular lu tin dare In the lilt named Ihe assortment whicn Iniiudei both foreign and dumeille inanulartur liao Ihurouibly tonpreceuilre that dare the ditiarlueni md Pb rl J wai opened 1m than a year ace a ileadv anUiurprli lusty tart builneit bss been ilveloped At pr r cernaie rvbei aid horn blankets repreieni eiieilal j sets A nll prlla ot lUKQuierelau run In addlllen to au already tars slack ilvei a 5 aitonliulor virlni which renf lo price from M lo tfli In lbs aeinedepnriuiiBt etquuiwly Uiullrul table aauiel rol dlr Iwno udiooeoilf apt IW deyllei and Ia lappo draprriae from lioaiiaiiluiepl whireiu we wb eu the nail dlleal roUeni4 in araMiijgeand tber 1 patterns are ihown lu teo t i fuilou I In the upbeiiurr and rartala department which I a llwari crowded lace yrtalni tit couuilMi pilieru and ilrmi poUr of pluS beullb jut 1 veleur and other uikia la lu peVetl Mmbinalloiu of alert 1 rreueli lapniriii and CrecaHlle upbeUterltj good rurulib in Mavrlinini which Havel hid 1 be io 001 Wr Tsiday Vine vTr r I M I IH 410 West Mly Crililreel Lope 1315 epartnunii darned lido 6A its Cut linsIus tlroei damage irllllDf 111 II Non 1 niiblne slope cess r Kiirupanu dsmag e Ca JIC U Ial Hesd wow ucgsjtad b r eatevet i iioidJit f oC4 Abrahkw bat leuiteln auayeUly I T 16 iso sltdn iireil ecspt4 Lull iud 4u M Ta J I aaVfeliWon S wi lirfilet and liro4iray 4aui e iliVll TP 14 r A Jlliri AHl ll 1 Vass5t5e al j n UrtlM ci 1iaFyi flt M N I I 1 t GOING FUn AN xxazzsn FonXVNl A noatoa Policeman Clears lie Has Fallen Heir to S3OOOOOO BOSTON Bent 28For two years Policeman Bam Bpooncr has been holding the gas house toughs In subjection and has won the reputa tion of being a bad man to tncklo but If the news that comes from across the water Is true he will no longer swing his locust against the hard heads ot the fled founders along his beat It will take all of his time to look out for the t2COO000 estate that Imp teen dumped nl his feet byn decision of the London Court ot Chancory Up to last Saturday ho didnt dream of any thing beyond a policemans pay and a po Ice mans lot vv blob m hU territot y was far from being n happy one On that day ho received a letter from a couxln In ales stating that through the worn of the London Court of Uhnnrery ho was entitled as the eldest living ropresentatlve In direct lineal descent of the Hwluton tinooner family to tho property which was placed Inham cry nt the death of his greatgrundmntl anti which couiprleod a certain tract known as Kalnton street In the city of J ontlon vvnlch having bcei built upon Him e the do ith nf his grand mother Is now vuluaa nl about tOOOou Upoonors ancestors of the last century were noted people At hit great grandmothers death the iirorettv was placed In chancery owing to family dlfllcultleB and hit grand father made a long but unsuccessful fight for the possession ot it Then his parents canto tu America and tot led In Marilmd In thlH country tho imMni Loin who is now about 40 years old vas Iota At II he went to EOJ and on hiS first vovage circumnavi gated the gobo lbs life leased him In his youth and he remained nt it until a out two years ago when he resigned his position as a Uaplalu and come ashore Ho sivurwt IMI appointment ns a pa trolman and has beau atiai heel to thin First precinct ever Him In luTO he received a legacy from another reallvo of nhout J2 000 and at two dlrTontn periods MUCK th n IUIA re ceived niiiounlx that would nsgr calB nn equal sum For the Drtt one ho wiut oblii d tu take it trip to London but the two others wIre etni crooner was requested liy the cousin who notified him or hi goo I foituno to tome to England at once In order to Otimunon the Decenary proceedings and he has already no tlhed him by cable of his Imraedlato Intention of MI doing Monday evening he nlaied a re nuest for a Itiivo of absent bfoie the Hoard of ollce and oas grant ed sixty day His work sailed at 9 oclock lat night and 1 clock tomoTou will lInt him en rout ttr Liverpool by the Doih ala But he didnt tnron up his loh on the police force Ho aid that ho would hold on to that until he actually bad the pioporty In his poisessou 5ptiertt Tabu Oredlmim Ullle Illmirtr John BredlmuB n pnioon keeper at ISH Fif teenth avenue killed hmsolf vcsterdaybyput ting a heavy rovolvcrto his Lead and pulling the trigger He was found by his housekeeper a few minutes liefnro ho expire I Bredlmus I had been eccentric since the death of lilt wife tno 3 ears ao and ho wits umlor indictment for bitting Freo rl k Oschw lid atnaoi Ho struck Oicbwnd on the head w th it Leer ghtB without piovocttlon and savor v wounded him He wan spiteful and unldl hIs at ito mn those ol his neighbors who traiUxl at n rival saloon A woiimu who iept 1 a llitlQCitnly xturi In the nBl iliorhi on bougt I etc or his rival and to get oven With horho bniightllfty pounds ofcand and gave It uvvny to tlu ihlld en or the nolthborb Ho leaves lIve children all well grow Ho was JU years old There Was it JIrr Smoke came out of the windows of the third story at First avenue and rweitvslxth street yesterday afternoon Undertaker ONotl rang an alarm The engines and truekH summoned by the signal hurilol to the snot tbo firemen think ng the hospital was burning On ruing the smoke the book and ladder men hurried up BtRrn with their axes They returned iiilcklv and the smokn vvhl h had been gindiiHlfy growing less almost ni nuicklj disappeared Where was the Ilror asked the driver of one of the trucks of one of the crew In the stove d n It was the answer The fire In the stove cost the city f 25 In wear and tear and fuel The nrlek Horeottn The strike on the new building on Lexington avenue between Fortythird and Fortyfourth streets where boycotted brick was found wan declared jestordny and the men resumed work on condition that the boycotted material Is not to be used for at least it month Mr MehrbofT the couiralhfloti dealer who supplied the brick Is shipping anothar kind nor Only three barge loads of hnok urrlv d from up the river jesterduv The tliaiittfacttirttrs who are boycotting l the market sat that of the 200 barges which are usualln kept buy slip plying the New iork mm Let at this titan of the year only CO are In elite nor i Ice tho rest being tied to the wharves up the Hudton Tennis al Irovldence raorinmr Pept 3Tlin yoont player Italcola Chaoe thIs aftirnoon won tie lawn tennfi chumplon ship of IbeKlate hleoppinrnt Uancheiter putting up the hardest rente yet made lu us tournament The scerco R final In fiiti ei lalcolm Clime ea U II Minchee icr HN KI n Ifotibtei pecond Round fnare and Jlurrowi teat t WtW eon attd Hrow un 111 antic r and Jud onboat ninrk icy and Illocktey nl ti a nil finalUancueiltr and George best llopnln and Allen da Junior Slnflei HemlCnalUurrowi teat Iltniliaw lttz I Junior Pnublii First Rojnd bliliilell and Salty beat Aldrich and lireOtti by delault unlih aim Branch teat A Hriiiru ant Anit tOt i s4 iu IT and Jrinpiier beat A P t VieedenanJheiidall ti l 1 l reiond ftound trullli and Drauch teat Ulaltdell and Sully i I CJ TrunU al COrsage The Orange Athletic flub lann it nuts lourniuieut cam to a ross yesterday uMernoou Time wa the lined crowd of ilia tojruaiuent prevent The rnult uf the play we aa foilown uiniliuirniHInit xrond ItouDllt nimuion beat II Iheiard u i i Clualruiatid Aleiandir Maun beat ft allwuicu Uo ez u4 EwIss rae Ilsissla Ward lien Kim Kept 23TI Hew York and Brooklyn if f Maul plirid an cihlbllluu yame here I Isdee the farmer wlnuipj by cue run The fxiurei were a liunie run by l OBD r and hummou e work at sesd b e The fore by bates loiiuws Maw York I II I o s o n I i o o i i Urvollyn it I li i I o u w I u 0 liC si bitsWv rwk I Xrokm II Irrort hew Yeik e Wr6ciln Itrbrat rme end ruwtler Tha Oili r ViHuw Illdul Klo r I i A iiUbpolot tent cii carom tttittrtt f ilari ua U hove Uan played el rtttuu out Uuwiti item tasi Bllkt for an ilisged Hale UI H Itch kauws book maJieri cue l4vHltae4 lo ranuibule a fitiu Ueldai iiajtiil1 ilw elbr feller ldu I elmwiTt Whelk r Ii was MalluertewUnU rv4 iju4iienl was ci jreal c a BiUUri til UlUtiHU fuMMUl L L1 AILAKJIO TAOUTSMKJt HAKE JeUZBBJb Tbelr First Reception In the New Clab Home a Orand Hnece Amid dower Dan and ftreworka the deonet e new Atlantic Yacht Club home at the foot ef rtfty j filth street Jlrooklyn were thrown open yesterday ji t afternoon to the members and their Rneiu Tbe harm ft hn been In use for three rnontha and tblswa the Vm i house warming Steam latmchci broatht com from R the Pea Beach dock while cUter cam by way of ThM Ju f avenue In carrlarra At least aoo persons enjoyed the very Jolly reception which was entirely Informal sat a eoclal ineceii In every way Tie new clubhouse wan prettily decked from item to item with flan of very chap anl hue and around the broad pIazzas Chinaae lanterns were hung A iruixl orchestra of twelve plecei furnished exaellem muno for the dancing whlei many indulged In after the collal i n After Knndown the yecute In the offlnr rent men aloft with red and blue night atjrnala Com t ntmlore Newburr Lawtons sloop Chlepa and Oommo tiers Ircoe i Annconda matte a one display Thlati ter hoirri the letter A1 formeA with Chioss tan t j term The ladlei were all picasso with the new bees I I Amonr thue present were Commodore and Mr a I Aenbnry D I cwton Vlre lommodor Kdwln n Ua yen JOur Commodore and Mrs 1 U Arnold Prank I rL Joint ieor II ruur h Mr and My lloian onaa T lie ce 1 DUII J 1 hour lltnry oeurre Uomtnodor John II rr iue of the New ItiMliniie scott Club and o lllie Iragur J Torllre Lawrence Thomas Cower tin Antonio Kailnra Charles Hall Holiford tin Frew arm 1 Altiert liariliit J II llanan John Campbell Mr ui3 Mrs J C bummen Oweu rargniioa and other 5 New fork A C Athletes Off to CCn4a The New York Athletic Club team of champion start J f on a special train for Montreal tonight toxiartlclpaU la the Canadian chnmpforihlp meeting oa Batnrdaj Thirtyfive entries have been made at follows Htyard Itnnl I dtnbnrgh W o Down and ft C FIber Jr 2Ji7ar Kun W 8 Cochran B O hiker Jr W I1 A Down nnd P Vredenbnrtfh Tour Imnlrfd and forij rard Rnn W O Dolim W tt ff Downs I u rAUtfh ana A W 8 Cochran FiKht handreil and eighty yard RouW a Dohm and j L W i toeties LI I iin Mnt e ttutiW a Oohm I cinchutdrlanJ twentyyard iturdi flee A A Jordan d SchvreRter ll L wIlliam aniSTr Wla c nd I Vole VaultK D Ryder Hath BaxUr and A X Jordan KunntnK nm 4 Jorap A A JordanW O Doha BL VriMlain mid C T Mrtrand 1 4 l H Mttcnnl and ticorie Jl tray are eutted In snob of the tlire vetut1 cvntiputting 1Upound ahot 4 I throvrinff tHfpuutiU weight and rowing Ittponna ft i i hammer I I II fl Trotting nt Belmont Pmunrtrim Sept 23 Beautiful weather a tilt track and a fair attendance of iMctatora marked the opening of the Belmont Driving Club fall meetlnir thti a afternoon Thee were two event on the programme 4 and bob wets welt coneiited and won bv he beet Iuroe Ills I a as the favurlte Verona sold In the field Iummcry 84 uo minute clan Flint 3 0 i 1 Cjflone Jr I a s a Norrit 5442 I him vrinra i 8 3 4 Rteety Joe e o 3B s Hurrj r a e o a Time iyti Jjsif i IT 2253g 2iclat Et Verona l J z Hellmau 33 1ope 3 B olney 7 T a icily i5 4 5 FlorenceH e 6 e i JneVMlkel 4 edT TouiMutry dls TlmeJ 23 i 2 2li 222l j Kale or the Pnrkvlllei Trauine Stock One of the meet fmportnut sale of trotting stock et the yesr will take place at tiie farm of Mr John U Bhulta on ocean oulerard at Parkvllle U 1 on Men C day anti Tuesday next untie tue auction managamemt ofPeierC KelogAUo F r the put three years tfr Shuts ice been either tnr or blotter uponmor 5 duly annnaln at the lea tlrj anctlon sat i of the court try tlinn almont any other man lilt taut was only catisflt l with animal tlat wr superior ai Individual and of the moit mire f ill strain nf blood coniequent IrhlRetud contain many nif mi cr0 that have excited the roveiounrM of ottier hre dere In the pant who win now have another opportunity to secure them j i Albletln flame nt Orange The athletic gemei given for the benefit of Letter Carrier Conrny of Orange al the Turk Rink laat night were a Mr euceemi there wereabout 2D3 peraou present snd l the athletic events were all dole Th race run weret Half mile Hun Won by Jamei Clarkion Jams Coffee seconds fleorge WhltlocL New Brunswick third Oneetghth mile Kuu Won by Thence Wallao Oeorce Hoffman lecond Andrew Ucfurrlck third One mile Skating llnce Won by leorge loiter Ed Ilollnbeck cern rt t half nttte blarIng Rice flO a elde Won by William h Miller feter Hull etcnud jotato ilucetOri by Hulllvan Crane John Oate lecond There was a mast novel Contest of mil eating which 1 allotted intmh amusement t the apectatora John t list e won tile couiiet wIth Fulllvan trsne a nose ceo otiS During thu evening an eiegunt diamond pin wai tamed A handsome stile wae realized for the Injured alan I

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i A THE SUN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1890 e r tgbe 1m II I WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 2 1890 tendon Ofnree ef Tflll SDH ao Wt Mn14 e bo14 eI ris ii n IIIE 40 Strud doD W U A Democracy Affair On De n u addrcea Issued yesterday b the Democratic Btato Oommtttca t the people of the State of Now York put the one treat Issue of the prceont In a way that nobody Can misunderstand The Uano 1 between Democney and n ppbJJcoalflmt When a pelltltal p rtr a4mlnl teT tb I Federal OOT enmeat by perriiteat entroaekmeat beyoaA cad prversaM byde ptlP rTersloniof lu mild authority Meet n tBtraehM lisatt atalatt defeat beMad the toisvm ton 4aUon of our toratiutea OoTernment e parliamentary law the rlrtta of eoBitlttenelee ad a pttrcnllt or tkti iuh s petty u 101 1117 etii for bis nceumb c reTolntton and I cbMOr adast u U I republic The Issue 1 not tariff reform or ballot 1 ccst o civil eerrioa reform It 1 broadly and squarely the preservation or destruc tion of the Institutions which It U the mt 0 on of Jeffenontan Democracy t uphold defend And h 1 Jeffcnonlaa Democracy Tom for an answer t the speech delivered Jay la Brooklyn by Governor DAVID Dnnnrra HILL nl iptril I Jeferwnten Demo I I lynony totu w libertyliberty In lu broedest and best eeae 1 demand prateetlen tor the poor the weak and tit huablai 1 contends for equal ilfbu and to all tt itandi lor manhood cut I prtrfliree C a 1 la4 mDho0 fratei 1 represents Ih toller ale thin the drones II faror equal taxation and a fair repreeantaUonl II adroeates the greatest feasible lib anr C the individual eltlien consistent with the pabllo la 1 oppoeea oppresslre and sumptuary lertsla Cleat It believes In the freedom of religious opinion 1 vaatt an honest boll 1 IniUu upon a retoroltlon of tt o tBra8tate Ii a part of a restored Union and tot A conquered prortncesi 1 hates sectionalism by poertir and traadi 1 referee the Constitution and tores the Cnloa and lu sueoesi will surely bring pros perity wealth and happiness to tbU n country I Tha campaign has opened Yesterday Was a great day for tho United Democracy o tho Empire State The Parson Off the TACk Afl we remarked yesterday Dr HcywABD CBOBBY IB a sensible man In his treatment of some largo public questions but a a moral reformer In politics ho i wellinten toed rather than wise and judicious His address for the political parsons 1 a good example of what ho does when ho gets away from sound principles of government and undertakes to deal with specific evils of oocloty as ho regards thom Then his Igno 7 rance appears and wo see the limitations within which ho lives and which separate 1 him from the sympathies of the grot mass of the community He mae charges against the municipal administration which will fade before facts like enow before the summer sun How can his statement that tho town oould b main tained In all its present condition for three quo the sum now annually expended annual caving of 8000000 effected and a anu svlnl 00 erecte stand In tho faoe of tho circumstance that something like ninetenths of municipal ex penditures are fixed charges and would not be lessened even i Dr GBOSBY should take Mayor GHAUTS place tomorrow 1 Where and wherein i the saving t b mao Buppoee he should sot up a a public critic of the business management of a great I mercantile house with whoso affairs he a altogether unacquainted and whose books of account he could not decipher I Ha eays that frequenters of liquor saloons a placed In Important places of public trust Undoubtedly that i so for the ma jority of the men in town frequent such sa loons Tho majority of bank Presidents lon majorty Pesident I merchants and church members drink alco I holic beverages Frequenting liquor sa 1 loons also Is no disqualification for holding public office S He makes a general charge of Immorality officers of tho city Probably Dgalnat public 01ccr cit Prbbly there are immoral men among them but In that respect do they average any worse than the same number taken from private busl I I Deem Tfio Evening Post too went at great length Into the defence of a conspicuous public man whose life had been Immoral 1 Itcontended that It Is absurd t require i chastity of such a man B long a his t J public conduct and political principles are t i satisfactory That Is j not n doctrine wo can i accept but It suited tho Mugwumps and I t I tl bad example get t youth of which Dr S i l tt CBIWBT speaks was ever Bet by a public i man i woalhon enforced with a the power of apologetic partisan casuistry i all Dr Cnosnia address Is To eum it n up CnosBys ad i ridiculous i What the Armor Tub Have Shown I F t The defeat tlioCnmmcll compound plate f G t I the second stngo of tho Annapolis trial Gil GC was even moro overwhelming than In tho il I first stage But that result was Inevitable i ilI elnco the fourrounds with the 100pound pro 1 I I jectiles of the 0Inch rifle had already not t only perforated the plate at tho corners but li I cracked It all over and torn off scores j I lib ccked al oVlr Ind tr or Bores lie I o pieces Of fiteol from ltd face It was lully e expected therefore that a final shot at the o ept lo centra with the 210pound projectile of the 1 I biff Blnch gun would complete the wreck a of this plate The area of the hole made by J the Blnch projectile Is nearly double that of a the 6lncb and it Is propelled by a service I charge more than double that of tho 0Inch J d Besides the original programme was to lire either five rounds with the 6Inch gun or else B only two with that and then one with the fl 10 f inch DO that the test as modified won more 10w mere However a charge of only eighty ob t live pounds of powder was used In the 8lncli ci I gun and IU Initial velocity was but 1RM feet t ilft per and whereas that of tho 0Inch gun t ftw b been 2075 let ftf With tuU charge however the 1irth pro lI jectile Po only went completely through I f the compound plate but through and out of f the three feet of oak booking and burled IU I c faw t deep In Mia eU mound ftio steel t II face mottly broke off except Irregular I r tp of It on the edges or the plate and tI th fur wroughUUxm rear of the pleto though still LoldJug to tlio oak wu DOW tni of little value The projectile went through I this ptel4 almo f Intact the point 11111 f 4 blunted only about oneflfth of in Inch t On the other bad the projectile tired at UI Uwtwoiteel pitta were both completely L5 brolwnupt and while a wa expecUd In K J I Khi isichi C the Uel plste wore i rforaUJ hi Instance did the clU In colUwr tntr U projeetU Itt through tho backup 1 be bole mode lu DM t i I IlwU l plat wa IS 1 luchn deep or In other IoN t point of tho prtjectlifl won1 tb t 0 Inche of metal awl i A I 1oiid Jt t o Te bol In theE E nlckclHiteel plate W 211 inches deep or 11 Inchea beyond tho met Hut If tho advantage a t penetration w again a In tho previous trial with the all steel plat yet In ono most Important point tho nickelstool showed IU superiority The illetecl plate had been divided Ito quarters by four cracks running from the centre lolo t the holes made near tho four corners by the Cinch ehots and thence to the cor ner of tho plate Tho edges of the centra lolo wore also splintered and somo bolta wore loosened although tho plate was firm on the backing But tho nickelsteel l plate t general surprise and gratification a hole exhibited no tough showing a ragged ebie cracks whatever tho damage being wholly local a In the case of the four 0inch shots It was ready for another round at least The nickelsteel l accordingly carries off tho principal honors of the trial The ollstcol armor can Rtlll claim the advantage of greater resistance t tho entrance of an enemys shots but tho alloy of nickel evidently uniform and dently gives moro unIorm tenacity durability to tho plat as a whole During the past twelve months different alloys of nickel and steel havo been subjected t experiment periment at L Creusot and tho one which found the most favor under tensile teats was selected for tho Annapolis trials I contains less than four per cent of nickel Further trials may possibly 0 made b wccu allsteel and nickelsteel plates b fore tho Government finally settles upon but since both one or tho other oystem slno bth with which the Beth come from Lo Crousot ehom company has an arrangement for its own contract with our Government either kInd of plate or both kinds can b furnished The Firth projectiles showed to lees advan Ago than the Holtzor While the triumph of the French plat over tho English has been 8 decisive hardy ly less credit has ben won by American guns When a few months ago a Cammell 101Inch plate representing a portion of tho armor of the iloyal Sovereign was attacked by a Jritlsh Clnch rifle tho projectile only Just reached the oak backing Projectiles from ho American gun of tho same calibre at Annapolis wont completely through such a plat and wore either embedded In the back log or also pasted through that Tho Ameri can gun had a higher Initial velocity ad n i estimated about onesixth moro muzzle energy muo A Speech for Campaign Fund Collector I remains t bo seen whether the Demo cratic Congressional Committee Is conducing Its for the fall elections with lag lI campaign fal elcctons wt all the vim and vigor which the circum stances require Hero and there in Democratic newspapers wo find In one form or another tho strange intimation that tho appeal for contributions t tho campaign fund of MrFiiOWEBs com mittee has bon less successful than might b expected when tho situation i 8 full of encouragement and Inspiring opportunities CAn this b true Tho Chicago News i responsible for the story that when ono of the collectors sent I out by tho Democratic Congressional Com mittee approached I prominent Democrat and business man at Now York ho was met With a fat refusal t contribute a dollar The business man said to tho collector M1 think yon baT a Rood deal ot aunranee to com lo m or to others situated M 1 am and ask contribu tions to the campalrn tund For months Psmocratlo 3onsrsiim n bare pnbtloly denounced without any discrimination lb rich men of this country sp olallr the mannfactnrers as thlevss and robb ra Tusra was 10 ln or separation observed between cluses orer of the of one who had poueMlon wealth was subject attack I am tired of Ie and ear frankly that no more money of mine Is going to aid the election of men who think their duty In Concrete requires them to make that kind of attacka The Chicago Jfews does not report the re ply of Air FLOWERS collector t tho speech of the Now York business man Perhaps ho had no breath for any rejoinder But what ho ought to have answered is just about this M ii dear sir I think you are a food deal behind the times We l living we are moTlnff In an awfully rapid age and yet yon appear to b kicking aomowhere away back In 1887 or IBM The sort ot abuieof rich mOD and manufacturers which you refer and which still rankles In your thinS ba Us origin In a certain Third Annnal llessage written and published the Lord know bow many years ago by aclamsy statesman who now belong to ancient political history I I remember correctly he did attack and denounce the American manufacturers as in organized combination all along the line to plunder and despoil the taxpayer Very likely a good many Congressmen hays lan their eae from that suggestion I was the fashion at one time Bil bless your good soul and plethorlo pooketbookl things hare changed mightily since then The leader who Insulted you I now sojourning In strict retire ment at Blufl Point or somewhere and beyond that point he will not return The stuffing his been knocked out of blm The Democracy I again on 4ek Dont yon read the newspapers f Dent you know a dead Ueoe from one that Is Tery mOth alive Don yea know that the Democratic party I face to face once more with Its old enemy the party of eentralliatlon and corruption of fraud and force I We must carry the neit House of Repreientatlrts and for Democrats and patriots with bank account there U only one duty at the present lma Wake up my dear sir and take a pen and write a check payable Illb order o the Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committees aD4 I yon will permit the 1r geitlon mal the check look handsome the place where the figures come That I the reply which the collector should have made t the dissatisfied Demo crat whose little speech we print on tho authority of the Chicago Newt This reply Is short and to tho point I can easily b learned by hart by campaign collectors of reasonable Intelligence Such gentlemen It useful lu similar to that will find describe cases sImilr t tat which the News delerlueH The New Uullot LAw The beauties and benefits of tho now elec I toral ballot law are gradually unfolding i themselves to tho IntercutOl vision of tho I voters It i going to cost nearly half a million dollars 104713 to hold this years election In this city and the now electoral law which the refoimeia have been loud In advoatnl and commending causes the n dition of 120 of this amount or nearly tl 1 per voter throughout town Lust your the approprlntlon for election purposes was 12132 ihlu year It Is t b J107181 Of this latter sum a considerable portion U to Hto t the payment of 3788 func tionaries who are t act as election Inspect ors Half of the number are wholly super tluou The number of onictaU at each polling place under the old law wai only six which U jueisttaoI l under tho now law to right Tliew eight with tho UnIM Ktuteti supervIsors added bring tW luJcrvlb adl up tint total this year to ten In thin num IT 01 tltoso wholly unnecessary election fuuctkmurlcn there are to Ixt 1691 poll clerk who sire II U I fuM f 12 ouch for a single dayl work although thousand of aLl bodied men are rvndurlotf laborious manual wrvloo to the city In otbvr dojtartmt nU at tlM u i day each snl l thousand nt persons l 1 the community Ire with I out vrurb of any kiul Them urn I ulaV to lw 1694 ballot clerk for whom n coiopeinaatuin h been used or 1 1 by law allowed for wboew ountlugcut pay meat eoiue wow Uto tt put aside n taxpayers of this city ar In addition to these items t b charged at the rate of 50 for each separate polling place which 1 10 for every day of registry or voting for each location and the provisions ot the now ele total law ore such that In 900 other polling places special election apparatus must b cntnto at the public expense t an ad ditional cost of some tDOOOO Again these I portable polling places must b furnished I after the fashion of new fat with necessary fixtures at a cost of 4800 and soap boxes must bo provided for the temporary imprisonment onment of the voters at a cost of 39774 Although the city already possesses ov oral thousand ballot boxes suitable for every concolvablo requirement tho law requires the construction of entirely new ballot boxes t cost 4500 Besides this 2000 must b paid from the pockets of the people for trucking and carting and 13000 for sta tionery and maps and in addition t this tho city has had t b rodlstrlcted at 1 fur ther expense of 10 while tho people n t b put t tho needless expense of printing 13000 cards of Instruction in various modern 120 cs moem and antique languages 0 too ha been appropriated for advertising under the conditions prescribed by the now law But the crowning absurdity of the whole extravagant and expenditure etvllnt nd unnecessary Qpndltme which falls upon the people i tho item of 54000 for the printing of 18000000 ballots I There are now In Now York city less than 800000 voters Tho absurdity of printing 18000000 tickets for tho use of these 900000 voters or sixty official tickets for each Individual voter ought of Itself to convince rational of tho absurdity any rtona person gross aburit and extravagance of the whole affair I seems t b tho great pastime and di version of all reformers t put tho voters t tho largest expense possible for the purpose of securing the smallest attainable benefit Thus without materially reducing the ex penses either of candidates or of parties every voting dtlron of tItle cIt Is t b taxed one dollar this year In order that a handful of persons Ignorant of politics and of polit ical conditions may permitted to exploit at tho public expense their pet theories of stubs perforated lines numbered citizens horsestall bollotlngand other timewasting and oppressive appliances Every resident of Now York must directly or indirectly pay his or her share ot this unnecessary expense 230000 this year I It strange that professional reformers a unpopular Tho American Pharmaceutical Associa tion in convention assembled at Old Feint Comfort during this mcntb adopted those resolutions M trArrrat The Constitution of the Cnlted States Im posee uPon congress the duty of establishing nttd standards of weights and measures for the use of the people and popl 1 Wkrr u The cuetemerr weights and measures In use In the United States are arbitrary nnsystematlo Inconvenient and Indefinite governed artly by English law partly by tradition and partly by chance and Jh1 No laws ot the Lnlted Elates exist estab lishing a national system of welghU and measures or fixing the values of the customary unite therefore belt tUtclvtO By the American Pharmaceutical Associa tion that Congress h and Is I hereby respectfully re quested to consider without onnsceMiry delay the Im portance of legislation upon this subleet and further Kaolvtt That It tithe t seme of this auoclatlon that It would b worthy of the dignity of the American na tion to celebrate the 40Uth anniversary of the discovery of America by the adoption of the decimal system ot weights and measures In all Governmental transactions I and to purposes of foreign and Inter Hll commerce to take effect on the date of the landing ot Caaurorna Counters on Ibis continent Truth oomnols us to admit that the celebrA tion proposed by Ibo American Fbarmaesntleal Association has promise of reflecting fa greater glory upon the country than any other event now sold to be preparing Knaont ti a great kicker Bo should b rOEa kicked lulu Jul Mant fzprtu The trouble in KnionEs opinion was that he was In MI at the time the REED jail and he kicked himself out like an finery citizen at the end or whoso lee bore fortunately dangled a foot of I calibre to perform what deeds ot drrrino do a true blue Texan and outraged Democrat might conceive of Tbe Speakers audacious mind was 10 little for KILOOBES powerful foot and we honor KiLaonK for demonstrating that the foot 1 the true weapon of the Lone Star Btato I Is evident that from BIshop Arnnzwss address at the Methodist Conference at Alpena Michigan he would not have been a very promising candidate for membership In the Parsons Municipal League had he lived in New York Ha Bald We now have more ehtlly shally In the pulpits CaD we want We want firm conscientious peatore lOfts Ira work ought t be conducted without having politics tics taken Into the pulpit Tho lesue for which ministers of the Gospel are supposed to lire and work that between rishteousnoss and unrighteousness Is upheld on their side with rat and disadvantageous difficulties but If they should load their rccu la duty with hi complication of a politi cal contest they would find that they had a much harder road still Mr HEED succeeded in corralling a quo rum yesterday and two Democratic members were unseated with neatness and despatch I was a dlorlous performance we suppose from the Itepubllcan point of vIew but really I seems a waste of Mr HEEDS time to watt wearily fur BJ many days before uniting rid ot a couple of Democratic members Having bin quorum at la t why doesnt be bonnet all the Democratic members and be done with It 7 The rumor cores from Boston that the m a hoe whom all American yachtsmen have for some time been looking Is Mr J MALCOLM PolitiEs He will constitute himself that Indi vidual by building a ninetyloot sloop to boat the Volunteer and represent the limit of size which by the terms the dead ot Rift can com pete for the Americas cup And It II I safe to gay that 11 Mr FOBBED or any othor gentleman builds I boat that can beat the Volunteer Oen PAINE will be utter him with another single sticker as soon u his gaulua combined with that of Deslanar UunaEni can Bro upon the allconquorlnic plan A strange bird about the size of a hen but with wing about twice the length yellow and black plumage and mal Iolka ot over the fathers has made iu appearance In the South Carolina swamps Tbe 1almetto natutallsts doat seam to be able to classify I V e judge from tbe diiKTlpllon that It II I some variety of till Mugwump bird Anitr Muyuumpimiiit which has left the bean forests of Hastacbu ectie In imtlil atluu of a cold winter I the head big fnd soft und dun the bird give fro auant utterance to a mucous cry ant i If op portunity li giten try tostufflUtlf with chest nuts I 1 II use strayed from the ctrrn and yokbotaud coast u With painful and wabbling fret Poetry limps along the sOoty thoroughfare of Obi 0550 and ttltosltM as though the i olle would bar to call an ambulance fur bar What for Instance must bf tbo qonl sof a reipexjUbl oW Uusa when a poet of tb Infer Ucftncouples bOle aDd epitome In an unegusl role ef rhyme or when I Knit bard bitches up sup and dawn What CM tho poor oll Uuk do but gel her to I boipltitl or to a Tinntrri or apply to Ibe lawlllu Club and tbo DINT Club for relief 1 Ji S lUv luwui JI 210101 who ra eIYi l his lUpubllcaii noinluatlon for 0e fer lilaiur In liichicoitd iuuotr Oeornia ta dllneil va lbs iciriuoil tbat It U I bit duty 10 kllcklo lit iMIuH M ft minister and i b a ebeiberd i to bl fU k and not nttll thom tar alllC Ur UtlloHTOM bould coma 1 this Iowa and tudf thepaUUsLLiiazaosil who au 5A mIne ran a clerical partr buN on the theory that those who know least about rol I ties make the beet politicians We judge from tho wild Joy that tingles I through Oalrcslon over the signing of the lifter and Harbor bill with IU appropriation 1 for deepening her harbor that deep whiskey ndwikter Is I welcoming the Deep Water for Which ah ha sighed 10 long mz7ANDe UHKAT VAUIXK Aa Amcrlean Onti le tlon JleUe Porsied Iter for Ita flettm C I The most trustworthy Information from pub Ho and private sources In all harts ot Ireland Is to the effect that the complete failure of the po tato crop makes another great famine In that I most unfortunate ot lands practically Inevita I ble The poInt of netual uttering from hunger baa not yet been reached but the days of I starvation unless help come are not far off In too last nat famine in 187879 tho Irish loader TarnoH DaUtt nnd the others who octd tho countrys appeal for food pledged therasolves neter again to appear as suppli ant before the world on behalf of starving Ireland So no appeal has boon cent out anti probably none would come from that source until tho situation became denperata and It withhold became no It less than criminal any longer to A movement IB on foot among wellknown men not connected with any lilsu uocletlf br political bodies to bring to iho attention or America the appalling calamity which now threatens lieland bOloro uctmtl I death from hunger bag claimed any victims ln oral nicotines have already been held nnd organi zation will bo FO far perfected th it the por ftonncl of the oiganlzatlon and lit plans will bo announced In 1 low dnyR 1 has ben do 1 Ided to orzantzn under thn OniOn of thu Amerlonn Committee for the Kellef of Famine In Ireland It In proiHiAcd to make Its work cover both l orth and South America Ue Wanted to Bow KUht Away I A short stout man with a black boar and a cane entered the Mayors ofllco yesterday and I wanted to ceo tho Mayor right away Tho Mayor was busy at a meeting He asked to hae him called out and falling there ho took the Mayors secretory aqlde and paid 1 want to know nt one I Mr Grant Is going to be nominated for Mayor ivualn 0 1 am sure 1 dont know teplled the secretary Then ask the Mayor for I want to know a onre lie didnt find nut He left n card on which I was printed llobert Peck car r Yorker Dcviichei Yoiksb left Pilots Have n Statutory Trade Union Qeorga Seeth of Pilot Boat 21 returned from a vacation In Earopo on Wednesday last on the steamship Moravia The Captain of the ship knew him and asked him tn pilot the Moravia Into f He did so and charged tho usual fee The 1llot Beard met yestirdur and ordered Pilot Beth to turn the money almost enough to pay the oxienscx ot his vacation acntonl oer to pilot boat 22 bleu bad clunalled the Moravia by flash lights on Tuesday night Hept 10 The lAW compels a vessel to take the I Dm pilot that signals her Metropolitan Maecam of Art The Metropolitan Museum of Art will close on Oet 15 and will bo reopened to the public on Nov 4 when tho now gifts will bo on exhibition hibition Tbo semiannual reception ulll take plaoo on Monday Nov 3 from 9 to I oclock p M There Is i still some wall space for loaned paintings and ownetsnf hut modern pictmos wllllnt to lend them totbOMussum fur the winter exhibition nhould communl ate with ilr Gcorga I Story Curator of the Department of Iulntlue before Oct 11 lie Had Been at 10000 of tho Fnlton Street Prayer Meetlasei c The thirtythird anniversary ot the Fulton street dally noon prayer meeting was cele brated yesterday afternoon In the chapol at 113 Fulton street J L Lamplere tho founder of the m bilnc was present to wero some thirty ottitrs who had attended the meetings In the winter 1857 when they were organ orlan led Ono man said ho had been present at 10000 ot the meetings In thlrtythr years Mlnlator Pholpa Return Mr William Walter Phelps United States Minister to Germany returned yesterday Oermln returod y on the North German Lloyd steamship Elbe He and his family will spend the rest or the au tumn at Teaneck Jnme H Oapjood Uellralna A Co Frtm Harper Weekly Tbe recent publishing relations between Kngland and lh Unltei Stats ar more Intimate than ever The familiar names of English publishing bootee are seen In New York and American houree are extending their domain beyond the sea In England this movement began really with the publication of the American Illustrated popular magazines which was both a sur prise and delight to the English pubtlo Ten yean ceo harper Xavattne gave lbs English reader a new literary pltaeure as thirty years before I had given the sims pleasure 1 Americans The Jraoorinelsco ra with the astonishing growth end development the modern r of wood enrravlng and Its steady pron pertly II England ae well as In America Is I a signal tribute to Its essentially popular character Among the significant signs of Ibis situation Is I the appearance of the new publishing firm of James Osgood Hellvelne 1 Co which will shortly b eitab hiDeS In Albemarle Ire London 1 wilt represent alessrf Harper A Hrothers and will have charge of the Interests of the house In England but not to the ex elusion of the most amicable relations with other Amer ican publishing houses while of course It will cul Url tbs friendship of English and American authors for nearly half ACentury the eminent hOle f ramp eon Low arston A Co was the English Intermediary of the house of Harper and their name will continue for a while to tie Identified with the London IssJe of th Jfaoajin Hut the changes of later years have rnede different but perfectly amicable arrangements dsslrabie and the ilagann will therefore In a few months pass over to the new house which lies been established with this end In view ae well as to meet lbs growing require ments of the situation James I Osnod the hea4 of the new rr Is a name of the pleasantest association In lh publishing world with which he baa long been Identified Ills personal and business relations have brought him Into close end most agreeable connection with many of the foremost American and English authors of this generation Em erson Dickens Hawthorne Tennyson Longfellow Thackeray Dryant Browning Wbtttier Holmes Low ell Era Stow Clerics Klngsley llararil Taylor Bret Ilarte Howclls Charles Read Aldrich Warner For four years lr Osgood has resided In London I the representative of Ibo Harpers anti we but repeat the universal verdict In larlnr that he hu made the happiest Impression Irt 1 business and so cial relations It would be dlftli ull to find a man more singularly adapted for the headfhlp of the new house than Mr OsiooJ or one more adinlrablr qualified to be his active associate than Mr t larrnce W Uellvalne a gentleman who has been for several years In tie employment of Harper 1 Urotbers and who ls amply possessed of thoee literary tastes accom plishments and eiperlenee which are now character istic of eminent pnbllihers The convenience uf surh an arrangement hy which author 0 both aides of the Atlantic can deal Immediatey with publishing irlncl pals Is sirIus and w e trust that the establishment ofthe Arm of James I Osgood Mellvalne A Co will tend to promote stll closer and more friendly conueo lions between autbore and publishers both la Luflaud and America Th Nix Htxstkcr n Hotter Uaa Thai a hA AugUI14 nj1 Judge Crtjp has proven tl b more than a match tat Speaker lee Judge CrUp will Le alll other end of the gash neat year Fbe OKraailie of Ilrpolkallral Quorum Tuu II 1IIIgt War n lublaD b4 a pbowrlpho la lbs galleries today taking pictures of the House sill Hie empty Male on tbe Democratic side and all Ibe teals on lie lber side fu Leek Out f er Him t A IDle named LevU le I felny about la Ibe bell A delolln tredulous people eat of their duUare aaderprsKoeeof seeurlBK Ibelr uUcrlptlom e Tie a sts ill ShoalS I I heeded orer K the pvllce Het M lia IHrelnl HUJI hye Uu tMHHmtcn WV Verh erlll U I M neemey M 155 Duuum ta 113 ej I STM 11 IttM Ur roTlft Si Quitrtt Ctatof An Ik4 lwiie lll rIg Mtint to t I utlreutl lak 01 II Ur flsais C cber I cacaos UI What the Netter wills kaie Mere I T ilar pro Uu awsOs UittU TU WMM iiraU Us a tUnM nr pr Uu Mite Oire ready aJUuilou au4 piouit1 Irealiueiil tti all afedlvas lit lite buer I tuiMt eljvlere utorliilt II l 4HUIrr tc If Jttut Ikuliisilre 1 laesua klu4a4a I I iIuja541e1 lu1 a 5144141 ciuei Ui e wa I I A 11M05 Ii U eeV 44ie es I I f I 11 utiifku n I Ceupsumu Vales L Ukf Mtr UU Uk J 2 A ff4Ti OF 710lWUOnnnBDl Mr tVooAbnltMarlln Addre Refer th ItrllUa Aeeaetatloa Tlntorla 0 WoodhullMartln appeared and pole before the British Association at their Oonvmitlon at Loodn thla mouth She delivered An address on what she thinks of Humani tarian Government She advance the Idea that a national Gov ernment should b tho ohydelan for the evils afflicting IU leoplo nnd that Its legislators should hare n thorough knowledge of psychol ogy and pathology Bho also holds tbat our criminal Courts should bo ruled by a council of scIentists who will examine Into the nature and causo of crimes committed by offenders against tho law nnd discover whether the pa tlontfl are Inourabloor rumblethe effect of en vironment anti whether association with others of tho earns type by thn vower of sag gostlon would not Intensify thn malady In stead of acting as a corrective Those who are doomed Incurable aho Insists should bo con fined as tho Insane and the Idiotic are now for their Immorality nnd criminality she regards I as n disease which In tbo result ot heredity I drunkenness auporlsm and prostitution Thu morbid produi of dlaeasa generated In poverty misery and ignorance she argues ought to bo proscribed for Hho holds that what may be justice to cnu may bo Injustice to another and In the gov ernment ot a nation an action must be judged from tho standard of utility rather than from an idea of juMlco to tho Individual A man commits I crime From 1 utilitarian view that man thonld bo punlnliod for the safety and In terest of society From the criteria ot justice bo may not bo responsible for his actions ho may bao a malformation of tho brain or horodlarlnstnct over which ho has no con trol In this caso what I tho hluhott form of utility What h tbo moil perfect justice The highest form of utility Ilre Woodhull Jlartln holds Is to try to eradicate those con I ditions wliUh make criminals impossible and i If onnnot do tIlt then make such Iou that It will be almost ImiOnMblo to orpotuate this diseased condition of soooty Ibo most Perloct justice would lio so 10 legislate as lever to hate such perform born hbo says A humnnllurian co crnmont would stigma tlru tho marriages of tho unlit M crimes It would leulAlato to prevent tho birth of tbo criminal rather than legislate to bullish him niter ho Is burn I would not grant a marriage llonie to any one malformed or having n transmissible or cominuuicablo dlpeaso nor I give n murrlage ertlllcalo to the contracting iiartlcs 1110 they understood ilnsloloji And had some visible means of subslHtonoo The liumunltarlau covtttnmunt would havo tho science of human society and llfu taught lu schools Lestons In phiBiokgy should be given cratin I necccsiiry by tin medical olllciaU I of tho Government I would teach the oung what diseases they nre most subjoit to for In8lnncO gaotrltyltung or nervous ounpiaint A certificate would bo Khon by pbysxtans under UotetnmentHl nay witothor this children have week ree or other degeneration of organ Eiifcectlii lor what kind of work they are most suited Thoso lihlbldans would teach the working Ioor how best 10 iuoll lonlitlouB hldi would brine on disease their own stiength orwotkneH To insure further the moral Intollocttial and physical perfection of the human raco wh PbyBcn chief aim of thn humnnltnrlnti government rp Martin suggests that an In nertiun of Ibo lumns of marriage might take brlln the following form In un umVial gazitte J B wlslie to contract n marriage with AI botiuontractlna parties deeming themselves worthy to become parent the podlKree of J 8 cupation tVc tie same lormula with re gard to A B I would uo tho eonimunlly at large a fair Ida a or the lltues of the con tracting parties TIOM law should be pro visont until human beings woro educated to the standard that they would neer think of becoming parents I they worn unworthy s lien the birth of tbo child Is roclstered 1 du Bcriptlun of the occupation and physical con dition 01 both parents should bo given nnd er tlllod by phrMcbiuq under thc piyct I thouov eminent a copy of this reclstratioa to b given to any one In after tears tbls certtlleule Bhould b produced before any marrlnuo cer tificate could be obtained thus Insuring mu tual benefit to all Iho quullty ol the blood of a peopla Is of na tional important 1 represents Its ttrongth In useful noble Intelligent Itlors It reveals Its woaknossindiea e aucborr and pau porlm Mrn Jlartln declares imd then udds No iwo Individual are absolutely 0iuaL Somo are born kings others are horn slaves Bliues to hereditary ilicnacs prop n81Ic8 ap I retltos and tliatlorod nervous syhtems TbD ktiiKS are those who have healthy perfect forms highly dovelooed brains which by rich ness of blood ran rennon well whose senses highly duolopod are more IIhly ouololod Is tie man whoso retina hat locome In sensible through dlxeaso eauul to him with highly sensitive retina 0 ThIs physical defect will ofton delude his judgment with regard to objocthe phenomena Is the man whoso brain has become diseased through the abuse of alcohol or ho who his contracted bomodlottso with the result of having little notes formed in bis brain intcrfatinc with thu mechanism or he with hyperoTCitablllty of eertain nervous ctntrts Interfering with the nutrition of other purls e inal to him with highly dovxlopod healthy brain Science has Miown that Ibo eliloBi child Is rarely BO well devclopod either mentally ir physically as thin Bucoce llnc chil dren there Is ii plurality of cnuies acting for nnil against blither development so each in dividual l must bo judged i oiBonnlly by the re sult the stint of the humanitarian Kovorn melt would he to develop a true IOIHH of yell n si ect and dignIty and Bfnxitivn rellnod feel dlnll nL inus iu the mnjoritv by surrounding them with conditions essential to moral reflnouiout A hiimanltarltiii liovornmcnt woula eive titles only as life ondonmontn Irlnve or 1rlncow being the highest title It would bo tho must diitlciilt to acquire the genealogical Otto would have to be proven healthy for at least three generations his or her pedigree Would nlsuliasoto prot e that thelbno 1IIIDtot liionlty crime drunkenness or tr inpml hlblo diBiae It would be absolutely essential that he or she thnuld hate attained a autism Biandanl of ihyscal and psvchical dovclop nienl Any physical r psychical defect ex humanity elinle human beings Iron the aristocracy of humIIIU A humanitarian government would Insist that newspapers In reporting crimes nbutild luper finnie the secant In lancuage that would pre sent a moral lesson to thooa who lead instead oll permitting such accounts to demoralle the minds ol their loader Iho success of our sensational letters depends upon how lviJly the scene in doseribeil to excite and work upon the Imagination to make the reader feel the thing has actually oocuned or Is ocouinng to maku them live through the experience Ac cording to 18 Martin the fcOcnllod realistic novel would have no place She holds that they aie iportrnltmo of the lorlld diseased misconception of the human body In her hiiinauliarlnn go ornmont the Cab inet would om pohsd of philosophers repre fentlniroverr branch or rcfonce They would Inlo BOO that every building wits properly von tllated ami In 1 hutiitart condition where working len and women ate etniloted They would SOl tbat the vrry poor had sanitary dwolllngK and w uld Ole t In each district I juM as lcI stit huts are now biillillnuH con Illnlll largo halls end pulmtn Each would haven stair ot ofllcom compoKnd I of trained prolesor In HOclnligy of meehiinlcH and of nurses They would bo able to leach tho lawn of heredity Ohio iciult of Acquired linblts aud how I theru react upon I he phralcal and mop at condition of offspring Thu purposes of thee Ilrposs bu tilings 1 would I to educate thu reorle by u hiHtHiu of oral education Our wage ourners sIte thinks have hut Illtlu time lot loading the life for tliniii IB pa t for Mmtlottx npplicistinii but it ro lUlrefl sort little elTort tollten The Cl slit fan it ot the rennnt age Ia I that kno ii lodge Is dlnheminuiej b bo Kb j whl I Instruct tile edical8l while the poor and Imiotant Irl In Blrucled liy dainagouuei or by Interior aud Bttiiaitllonal llturaturu which daveloia do prayed appotltan flnce Vt is notiicli b OTTAWA Kept 23A young gentleman tayn tho Calgary herald who lately left 1 bU home lu laiulaud having exhausted his credit tola Krai hod to his imrents 1oiir c ni 1 Vi lo ai kil I 4 this miming lr a falling Mm tf lialsli il I w 5 il Iv will tie reinalin I Iii rupit a cut ck wis sot for t20 with hi re in M I bur tneiu itie ycuug enllomuii I in kele I tint innnuy unit bin I an elaborate Ir Mieuina oiidltlmi lot writing soot his father the I following jots I leO e laO lttrni0 that an lutemousseouudrel uaiaed Platter 55111 f U anellllous I account W lay death and 5e ilJiel I l you out of tJ He aloe borrowed Lit IrUII me and left I e country I rile to Inform you ttiat I sill still I I alive aid bug to see the lareuialruof egaiu t I em in mewjat reduced clrtuniMaurre I Ibe aeeurna leiloie l of Ilie Ian I Its e years having lees Losts dliat Inc slosh optretlou and If you would vuly spare me LWl I nouia I clam thankful tut your ra or Line mi vveluail A few dan later tjit youn mart Ictetti l Ih mrellt 1 followiuu ilUnltUd J leiur from bin OUtrage Mr I l ia tot I tare lprled you once said llil U I tleeadiif IL lderllii I j eve stay ausactMins rid kfliKst To irs lu tbe uesb film Aluritt iMUlt o fur lba Mllb TbrMieJi Itte uhf ol lie hct1 Honloe ivleioa sot WllnltD JMWCI J Jrlok baa IUluI hits siglipi h lame lt 111 ahtllce tr I dangerous lolelI I tlrl 0atlIletsI It hjito I I silk ilrl urJarull lrI IIIat IIt Is I dour il l I IA I I lies elms Ir I 11 It hue Iij buck Jollier C 1 ssiipsll 11 alII the IIIWC Ull i N odla I i lUlovr OKK DVTLBIt DKFKNDS A WOMAN She waa hla Nrlchknr sad we Chnretftel with flaking a Fall Ctnlea for A Panelon BOSTON SePt 220en Iliitlor wrw In United Etntre OommKMonor Halletfs ofllco Batuiday tn Inc to secure thn dl ohatg of Mrs Clara IX Johnson who had ben arrested on ttu charge ot perjury Mrs Johnson Is a nelcltbor of Oen Butler and fhe was charged with having presented a false claim for a prntlm Oen Butler was sent for and ho Quickly responded accompanied liy 1rentKs Webster Ho In quired brusquely what tho proceedings m lnt nnd Intimated pretty strongly that his client was a much abused woman nnd tho victim of some kind of I nMlraej In looking Into the case ho dtscoroiod that Special Commis sioner Williamson who U the complainant had been taking affidavits and turning upon him Kavaeely Ion Butler asked What rght had you to administer an oath By the authority cf an act of Congress wai the loply That didnt satisfy tho General who turned to Gonimlsslonor Hallett and exclaimed There Is no perjury bore at all That man Indicating Mr Williamson had no rloht to make this arrest That was not talpo nvveatlng on her part but I Is that man who made tho arrest who has lonimlttod A cube District Attorney Allen But It was not this man who made the arrest Jon Duller Well who Is I he and whytlont you hate him bore I i Ito had no right to mako this arrest Commissioner HalletGon llntlor we wont enter Into 1 discussion as to tho authority for this arrest I Issued the arrant on which the arrest was made Tho arrest Nail I right and sti will dispense with adlseus lon of It Oen Butler Thin woman Is a ne gbbor of mlno She j8 wel knovvn and could han loon I found at anytime the was wanted ride has nearly olvv at s lit ed In LowelL and toter turthor I away than Nashua Lut thor arrctej her last night and kept hor kckod up in a red and i others are trying to get hor money Turnng to the woman aid giving her n reassuring looicl And wu will punish those who Illegally arrtsted her I wellvo long ououRh vVeliovo 10 a god defeneo hlio Was married when stir 1 10 but 15 yours did IKr husband desertttl her and she hail not heard from him for years bhe had good reasons for supposing that he was dead I am preparing pension patmrs for her myself The hearing was continued until Friday Ron llutler enld he would be responsible for woull hli olIentB hal 111 Kin but Comml oi or Hal let reiuned to accept him as a bondsman That made the General bristle up once more but he cooled down when It was explained to him that that act of kindness would render him liable lablo to expulsion Irotn the United statoi bar He hadnt thought of that Mr Webster was finally accepted as bondsman HAT A 1AU1LT COSTS Extract from the Diary of a Practical Man Hbo Heat EverythtnK from Ae Indianapolis JTewj What does It cost to bring up a family A gentleman whose experience will be rocng nUed as having points In common with other householders has reserved i an account ol the expense to which ho has lean In rearing a family of lour children Today he ontnn rt the following statement In his diary It might be ayalurblo fat lor tho census takeia Today I close my diary Twentysix years ago today I undertook to keep an accurate statement all my earnings and expenses BO that I might know actually how much it costs to live In a married state Then all was antic ipation I end my young wIfe collated our roouicos and our expectations 1 lecelved 11 15 ii week with the promise of moro I on nod a house comfortable enough for frugal yoiijg people 10 login I life In We were spared house rout t1ler lolo and our oxpeues havo never IncludeI this Item ltetro t ortUnly 1 BOO that we have bioukht up four children in compara tively easy circumstances My health bus been good and my earnIngs have been constantly resolved 1 sow receive t3U a week and wo still own the homestead without any great additions to its wealth except in an Increased amount furniture I have little more mono than I bad when first married 1erhaps all told 1 have 1500 now of assets then I bad perhaps 12510 We have never wanted for bread Sometimes we have felt In need ot more money Three of the children too now making their own way hext week the lourth graduates at tIme high school having received the same schooling that the others have had and will houln to look out lor himself I shall not necessarily leat auy more ex pense on account of my children and the diary properly ends now Would 1 be able to go through the same experience again of raising family tasked my companion who bud borne the greater part Ibis question and I know that she spoke with a heart full of love hut was compelled to say Not for nil that money could buy would I go through again what has been necessary to rear a family Expressed In dollars the totals are these In twentysir years wo hove received from my wages and Incidental moneys that camo through my wife and the children S40900or say 10noo besides the amount of Increase In the permanent assets Given a plant ot about tJOOO and two employees n man and wife It has taken therefore about 1000U to each man produced This of coure Included all employees expenses 1 1 ho plant Is slightly en hanced lu value but the employees have Been their beat days Tho quality of the goods Is yet to be demonstrated Prospects happily point to cessation of labor and an Increase of receipts but there Is no certainty about thus Time employees nro proud of their work but dont want another job Homo ot tho Items of exponso have been these Doctors bills twentyseven years 52100 and all raid probably the only Instance on record groceries average per week first five years 7 next three JJ remainder of the twentysix years tin a week For ton years U has taken on an overage one pair of shoo per week for the family including myself and wife The most annoying thing 1 have ever known Is the rapidity with which children year out oboes Only one thing approaches Itthe high price of childrens shoos 1 never oould under stand bow with all the civilization of the ago end the demand for cheaper results childrens shoos have not been reduced in price The human shoe Is a failure No man not rich can atlord to buy shoes for a fnmllr and If I had It to do I would go to Tlmbuctoo where neither horses mules camels nor men aro shod The Ilolroke Lawyer and Ilia SOB from tKe Iforlhamvton Journal Going to bprlngfletd the other day there was seated In tho ear one nf llolyokoH legal lights accompanied by his wife and his nix yearsold son and heir whose soln ambition in life at prosont Is to learn to whistle Tho windows were open and the bo had been holding on 10 his bat with one hand for fear would blow array The conductor coming tn slammed Uin door and for an instant tire lo I lot go his bat His father reached round through the window and whisked It off his bead Tho boy was dis consolate look htralght ahead and vvhlHtlo for It and It will eotne Lack iald his father I ant whistle Im too mad Wc11 thon Ill try and tho dignified law yer whistled a few bars of Aniiio Iloonor and shortly afterward placed tho bat on tno boys bead win so tours were now turned to smiles Then he Mood up in the seat anti Miatehlng his fathers tow 18 tile from his bead deliberately throw It out of the car win dow saying Whistle for It again papa A Yule Healer In Ulelrcee Jrum tie lino Flown allaiilbm A young mat said tn be a Yale senior ban followed 1C I raila Wator Queen com puny ever tlnco iopt lwben the company appealed hero I op IIB by porslMenii t ob aln the tavor ol Aim hare who plays the principal part nml Is I the 0 wIfe ot one nf time Inin bioibers gymnasts but ol whoso marriage the y un man is unaware Altar le I bad nciomimulul the company 10 Sew Bedford mil I hall 111 or Mnnagi r Connor In order to lo en liU perse cutlet of the actioii plucod him at the gal lory door lo tnku th ko B wh l li posltl u lit o ruplcs at every pnriormanfo We Inesday nIght ha was in the show In 1ortland amid from central appouraLoes ho ban uo thoughts uf giving up Hatred Anal boone from thi Ytiia irMta IttctrA A Ridge aifiniin girl Infatuate with a now tine oalleil Annie itti bit iiiauoge to piny i It nn t ie pari i iiaii ouHumliiy Witbiut du ll rt on I y her rigid iinnlK I ty I itlouing down tho tuna 11 uJ KiVinu it a duvotlonal sort nf libruHlog bu that this olTuit U l truly hymn like liar Vltur Her Rgure Is quite forierUti Tliat le you cant tut feel Whets loiklui at her figure that II Un I really real Oao teed Tfaluu lit is I ee pollee 5lbe tu erur lies Issued a deiree To vl at Import t HetUluks I all overt vrkr en I lie bu uncross I hie salery out ueure4 lilueelf of hu uflJsuce lu blat tell SJaierlaaw III NUIrU Who fcujrll ibe civil wait relief lime orator ee i ljr Teasel rue Mil IL stack hid luau U luefrual r ow smii saitbaiuvt Hour lbe Jutlul Hsiuteleetaei Inm nu Ul llvwil 144 Yw COtS li biter bet you rim ha set efib ui 4eerle Ieluitui lliiWbiUljrj fill ibel I vat euavlul tuol II1IAT m Ante ATt TALKIKO aimoiy In all of the talk alont the need of nn ttA national copyright Ihe render aw ml kto New York publishing house said tie Important phase of the whole matter lititf rolTeil s ant attention I found myself olitj the other day to wait three hours one mornijj In tim roceptlon room of a doctor rin the m silo of town A servant ot mine toivli m of the bouieliold were devotedly attached h 4 grown III nnd she Icslstod on going to the 614 shin doctors house Instead of allowing inet t call lu our tamlli i hyrlelnn Wo drove there and took our pines In turn with th score or two other visitors l w ho wore ftratterti around the big waiting room I had a short conference with the di clot when I wont In mnj ho Informed mo that It wns lmpo elblo for blot to mako any distinction wilt his ta tlonts lIe must roe them In turn I had not brought n moinlng paper with mpnl though reading has been the habit ot my life On lire mantle ol the room was n collection of iltigenred pi orrovorad novel ef limo cheap nml penny dreaitful onler They were time works nt authors whose names were unknown to me although doubtless they would be la mlllnr to leaders ot weekly sPry paper nf cotirio we hover read hni ers of that kind 1 suppose 1 am at skilful ns most men oh my lino whose business Is getting at the merlin of works of tlctlon 1 went over ttm satIre list t of booivB thero might have been half a hundred or more nnd selected six by as muni diN foront authors I wu nmnred nt the Irormi iso l which at least four uf them fhoiuM All the novels hail been written down tn tie multltu but the dramatic force originality anil ahllit In writing uln oguo whl h I tie writers showed imvo tho keenest promlsu of fitti ro power Or ro ri p these books were written to keep the nuiborB alive anti equal i of course they Cuiild hot rome Into rnmpcu tlnti will time works of tho Trench tortnnn anti Kngllsh maslors whose eloris havo iioig nursed und liberally uald tor b I their aiprrr ntlvc countrymen Tho writers of thlBihenp literature are kept tn their level bv nn lion nd Tlioio Is no chance of their mounting The very instant they Improve their ityl they lose their hold on time igm rant readers and m they come into competition with forilcn novel lets hence they are couHnocl to depleting local life for overydny ppople ihcre Is no question about the waste ot ability und genial which our sj stem encourages Men who are Interested In the pucllUtlfl world complain of the utter Indifference of the public to lie Blav In and McAtillffo light lbs reason Is not far to noeCr according to the box Ing master of an uptown athletic club Tin most careless ohervi ot public affairs lie said must have by this limo observed that Americans take ono man to represent a sport and centre their interest on him It dons not make much dllTorenco whether It Is pugilism sculling walking shooting or billiards Thor must always be a groat champion and by his standard all man aro measured Onco the champion makes his reputation It will bo a long time before he ta tutgotten For Instance Dan OLoary and Charley Itowell arej still tIn toient names with the rubl a at largo for six days walking just as Hanlm is stll looked upon ns n chiimpon oarsman Uf touifo all these men hav loinbeitten out of sight but time putimlie still i not take an Interest In any event lu wlic h tn names of favorites do not flguro That Is the trouble with imilloiii i Tho mime of John U Bulllv an dominates the whole Held rind uulo s bo Is In it time publlo ilocs not euro what the ou sitters un There U a belief that Sullivan cm wh p anything tint wands on twjlecs and there will bo t no revival in pugilism until Im gets over his present boyish Idea of acting ana puts up his hands again In the ring A Now York theatrical manager while loaf ing In his club told of a project he would like to carry out in this city I would like he said to Inaugurate a Reason of twenty or thirty nights during which tho chief works ot the great dramatists of all time should be put upon the stage For example I would alvaa night to the ancient Greeks taking perhaps the Agamemnon of Esohylus or the Electra of Bophoelus anight the ancient llomans taking the Ailelphtt of Terence or the Gar th I of 1lautua n night to one of the middleago mystery plavs a night to Italy tnklnc time Saul of Alllerl n night to the Spaniards a night to tha French taking something ot Cornoille or Moliiru a ul ht to any choice work of the early English dramatists and other nights to other dramatic nuthoisof other countries lu other times I would have all the plays in the English language and 1 think they might draw cultured audiences that would Insure profit to the manager But It would be a big undertaking and 1 will postpone It till it Is asked lot Tho present movement In Canada In favor ot the annexation of the Canadian provinces to t the United States is not the 11 ret movement ot the kind there though It now appears in quar ters where If did not formerly exist As far f bark as 1837 there was a rebellion against British authority in Canada under the leader ship of a NotabCanadlan named Macken zie and If It hail been Buceeoslul It would undoubtedly as Mackenzie himself ad mitted havo resulted in annexation Macken zie headed the revolt In Toronto and several engagements took place there and elsowhera but his forces were crashed or scattered his himself was outlawed and some of his follow loaders were executed Many of his American srmpathlers rallied to bin aid near the Cana dian border but their camp was broken up by Gen Wlnfleld Scott Ever since that time there have been annexntlnnlBis In many para ot Canada and now again they hays the sup port of Influential politicians In several of lbs provinces of the New Dominion A New Yorker who has recently spent sometime time In the literary circles of London says that there must be nt least 100 biographies of Mr Gladstone already In mnuu crlpt awaiting time event of his death at which time they will bu ready for publication In book form Beside tbe o innnusotlpt there nro to bo found In the pigeonholes of all the newopnnor olllces sketi besot the aged statesmans llfo In readi ness tr the despatches announcing the end of his career that maybe received at anytime It is tntil that Mr Gladstone has seen home of Uieo biographies and sketches and be himself has prepared memoranda for the use of come of his biographers Its going to be an oldfashioned winter next winter said an oM llahorman in time market Its time first sign ot the teihon and I look out for It every tear I loser knew It to fall What ii It Crabs Plenty of crabs Billnsot em The Harlem litter Is full of crabs neil theres no und of em In the Hudson Jilter and the Lnst lOiter aid all tIme little rivers and cteeks vvheni the salt and freh water mix Kb whats the n ason crabs brines on cold weather 1 never reason when I knuir u thing Is so With the B M n Os and the P M IA and the O 0 Ps and the U L and the B IA and time U S nnd the B TN and the A 1s and the Wets andthoUrysand the Voorh s os and the Counties antI th Intumunys In U why shouldnt the name bo changed to polrtlei 1 Iolltlcal Oonelp The disagreements whli h have orison among the Hvpubllcnn Business Men of the Nine teenth district bade fair u wick ago to cauw a chasm between the two faction which no lll I I jtl linae could bridge The Republican Disl hose l1mi of the I Nineteenth nr in t a nuim r tis todyonu i suy the do not amuunt t 10 1 all l M I but thitiy tin full I I I of Hunt and rea ly nt ull I I tunes t i ID dispute with ouch other and it wiih under theo clKUiiiMnn hut fei store rntnilameil I I lor the ti ifB9ivil I I n Ol order nnd tiiin iUilti unloMi tho U iTem cocos sters smoothed out they limits beon M o bed um and It may bi lid lul that thullainiblican I us IiOfS Moi id tho I Nil oteenth will ihomnniti C mu ti lied nut on ihn llrn ltieda I mills tlie lust Muudity Iu Suvombar In the oar Isu Tln declaration of ixHeilter Huth Me Iniiuhlln In llronkl itt that lie vvutfrjip I I f Jo any d iogultliiri of DtlttCI ml tie or of tt rioTS in f m nglu 0 bu IIKII 1 Ornih n other ur gmds i than Hi u i f It ibi nulllin M populardoii i d or party setS cu ittly I n n cud blow i ic horn ot ninny ndv iiiiiiou Indivlilui who waiiub Ut iI lblr ii o iiwiirnot u inrii I n Ann noun OHIHII il n lUn OttrlnNu 1 IK br lIt purltio of re urinif thereby th i ml uallmi I I ul 1 i n l hemp I i u iii Isr for the ul Colonii ub ut Hi bo nio iiMfuni by li i i ru Uun ul th i Ui HI uf Michiu IJib Ilwiu il soUl t rim xi IMIH of tl ho iiicliil elstmtm in N viinl i ln1 nil liCliuilisifl lu i i i t45 uii I tr runillii III III hilti tall I 1 1 tit hurl Ia ii uusuI I f Hi rcaiknati U ul lttAmst i r t itiarmil 1 HUJI I nt 1 Tii naiiii of Ilogir A Til1 I i It As tten used lv ili i illial KOPIII a ti ii hiot l imutu In niHi llou with iiianir ir I fll tn u hued iunl Major utii I or ir Al tie Wllllain billiii uhurtr eloctlon on Ti tiili yl Ist tin irojisti i I t V r aura i noli foru iS Jib his in w ballot nw roKurdlutf tU luldUi vl ticltit wu one l I u Tli llxhiimpropi nt I fliJoforfMrrileh I 1 llil Illltllll i ll Il tin i I liiU l lit Jrl At turn mar Mult I r aid il a w i u tit 4 b I time llnrtnu lcjittrstej I tb Aol r Tb itriiiorl uid drill rooes Mr ii 1 r ill Cllr how I4ieiltv wdtvidtsiils ouel vw

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THE riUJS WEDNESDAY SEPTEAIAiKK 24 IKft I I TIDIillOCRATICPLATFORM I TKB mitt rnuatDf rrxn ON tar BUIRB H rna xona filial cUt Appolal lite to 111 Ih Hrenehu l N v 1lat City mdj Klecwhere Table Mr Wkleltelc lleaaa Cull to Arm wVt I ho npUe Btvolntlemtil Temetlngof the Democratic State Com mie I ojli d for 10 oclock yeterday moraine D thHoffman House the Mecca ot the I Dtoortf Guy Hills roomon the fourth floor of fU TVntrfllth street annex was almost M ended A the corrldorn down stairs were anols tied but amiable military secretary I OoUndin estimated thai he bad been at Ita 600 Ultors by 1 oclock when the Brook Irnoramltee called to carry him off to the II f couny Democratlo jubilation 1 gatblrlng committeemen down stslrs we In the hldst of a large contingent ol local pelclans Vmt committeemen ol the metro pokn consituenole were arcD The Tarn tar men wire In consultation In an outof thf ay noni dUousMng the evident predlleo Ueot the re4 of the State for union and hr BO In New 10rk The County Domooracyi rep ont tlv i were conferring with equal Stslnefi atho NowAmstfrdam Club three bios away I was af tor 10 clock fore tho opting sides oro ready to come together In tbemmltle meeting Police Commissioner Toils whoso nslgnatlon is 1 In the hands ot themmltteo remained at the Fifth Avenue Hot and did lot appear at the meeting or BUIth the assembled Democrat Via all tho progress that oould be made In eonance was accomplished tho committee meirifted Into tho secondfloor dining room who the meeting was to be held I Was soouarned tbat the Tammany men bad ezra to give tho hnrmoulzcra a chance to e at they could do and not to preen a wlera candidate for the place ot Mr wim Toon and that the Count Democrats were wiiih I to wait awhile before insisting that Char J Canda their latoet candidate ihoiibe put on the State Committee in place of Mroorhls who abandoned them and r il reihen they made a combination with the Beblhans lost fall Theiuntles wero not In that attitude when tier nhed the ho ol nor wero thn Tammany men nwholo In favor ot delay until they bad be labored with by the leader from to rut t 010 State Tho County Democracy com tnltteem came ready not only t fight for the fleollotuf Mr Canda but thoy were also backed by adelegatlon conststlngof Charles JLJackn Joseph E Newberger and Ernest llirvlertvith material for a counter attack ilould t Tammany men assail them on the ground ht they were In cahoots with the Re p alt They bad prepaied charge lh sL the mmnny men In tbe Thirteenth and T tntbt Arsembly district made deals Jnde wltitle spublleans by dlWICU Frederick I Glowanat J Lewis two Itepubllcan were Muio lAfembly In return for votes for i Tara anAldornieru But they got no chance 1 Ilb th powder I Wbfj tk committee waa gathering In the meetlk ram oMayor Grace and Mayor i Ursntjiotln a way that attracted consid erable tttntlon Mr Grace shook hands with Cjtltiien who stood on either side of ilnrorfrflu wj Ih ut apparently being able to see tbe tator nt alt Those who noticed this were ndavara that Jlr Grace and Mayor Grant hi ibnken hands two minutes before with allOjho cordiality that could be expected under th rcnmstance 00E IAIL BENOUTKATED When Ucommlttee did get together ready for huslnel the room a crowded with spec tators iu Wordanco with tbe precedent of oars thnnuo Democrats unlike the liepub Ucan otate Qimlttee transact their business In open mejrg Only two proxle wore pre sented antae call of the roll showed that those preset were i fatrtck J Laion IB Edward hnrphr Jr J John Delmf l UI IB D CM Herrici rf r t iSffnUeC1 ar 20 Cyrus btart 4 John JcCAp 31 ITenr T tirlfllDS I John Coin aa D u mai a Edward T ItpatrlcV 33 S A Beardiley 7 U n Beekrfflor Bd 2 Clinton Heekwlth wa4 Coo WUium B kirk I Voorbli vsiy a L fatnek Maloney 2 D Trm0w R 4cs n o a 1 Pnntoo IC M o J Iow 2 Allx o twtae Ii HnihJ Orit 2t Frank Campbell Il n n COkr 5i WIank TTCy Is Hi CruSt 31 r J SullY ibU t Puiei o Illci Si w r hbttban 35 Crmriee BarntL H3 rJ Wller I a I DoialJ 8 TUden UoH Jr a Junta IteMalioo II O M I btOD On notion of Union Beckwith of Horklmer It wasvoted to toed with the nomination of acandrtatefordidgoof the Court of Appeals Mr lietkwitb sal CiiAirujij AND GENTLEJIEJJ OF THE COHUI FE Bepesentingthedlstrlctln which liotjert an was bin anti has always resided 1 have bo distinguished honor and pleasant duty to armally ptpsent his name lor nomina ton to te olllcn 01 Associate Justlie of the OICI Juste Court Vpneals oine btate of New York and I so fonully preueit his name because when the Demcraay of Ho Mate In convention as SBiubied OipoweredUila committee to nomi flat a callldate Ih i fall It was tiy common onent tiillr unoqstood that Bobert Larl Eal was to b9 ominatedbFiuoceed himself Judge Earl s nou a Lemierat because he has been bcAlse endprted tr the IlepuMlcanx The Democracy Icam llmocrac ibestatol Now Icrl have given to the peo plo of the tato a long line of Illustrious men to ndm nHr their jtillclal afTalrBmen ills llngulbedir the purity of their character the brill aej of tiilr legal attainments lad prolond judicial minds Non of I ee mel ha teen more eminently 3KftFllj0 teiformei his arduous and dmicult due with greater ability than Itobort tar Hg abllt lobrrl ndrnlnistratlon of the dutle Ho nrUlnltraton of his olllio aa been so satisfactory to the teoilenf thntate as to attract the attention atruot of oiii itepulicun adversaries and they Ufunl y so enr and alert to attack a Derno erat despair I nf dtfeatlng him have made a virtue of a nusslty and accorded him the un Usual romllnll 01 platlnl his name at tbo boa 01 their lokel Irobot Earl II a nohlo eatlemAn Ioaj and lionoredby Al the eoplo 01 oar letrlt nl wberenr he Is known zlo is I nut alwiij 0 hj l Ioeu nn ardent and enthusl attlo D lora nd the arent And coiintellor of f ihe great chieftain of our Party iUfgariidrad from Horatio Bpymonr toDatlil B HI Applause We honor oar In0 nlle CV tart nnl 1 otmolven in again nom l natnt him to to position which he ha so long and honcabW fllled and brilliantly adorted t I thorI moo yoU Mr Chairman Ko that t liobert Liirlbe nominated for Associate Iustt f0 the Curt of Appeals JAmilausej Woutke Coqn Daniel I Griffin and Jienrj Ih lioeLmn mado brief peoolieB In favorrf the nomiation and on a cal of the I r oommltccman declared for Jndge IN ItCUTJVT BE8SIOX Then to the atonishmont of many of the i5m itmeu I an the dUopiiOlntmentof the reel of the CIOH Afsemblyman Sheehan noted but the coiiiilttee 10 1 into executive aUllon Tbe inntt on wint through hut r lothiog iai Pne 1n the secret session to ex I piln tbl motue iqttus doing v olnc to sac red eldiiitThefrst business done umltr tho re t tho Dltmtnt of ttsemen f aDJtmt onim n Iflnn lainuui isfiwiih ilerCamuintl ucllHhoi and Tray to prfjiaie an address al adres to tlVlr 11 tbibtiile Their report was toate by lUlniinaUliun Tlelr the uddresi llLtDQIIA TEnS DHOCIlATlr RUT COM I L JJ1TES NKWYoiiK Bet 23 18JO J Jb Ar Jrob nf Aem York mJ 1 repitfully reruest our fellow citizens of tbe cliznM thhe Jtwe Jallpiiriycoiineotiins to consider tlLtihtrPlll plrlrconnoetonl 1 I lii Is lime Iu J Ptesnt o the rertluilon which ha over Uf kl Iartr the C trol audobareoter or the itoituLi A1 he w niljy whlo It got possession of Fderl IVowTfr bof Jt but the nitb ls by blellt tII8IIf Vital lIpsIplp l rlld are u fact a lQhltt revolution nnd I acl IIlt threaten with fitt rroIUlol Ild tnaten wlb I a Iruua tim I ctidraclir and admlnl i tratton 01 urjHllonnl oovernmeut Civil war K Lr LrrvCD itlsrbflthofl onc nut in brief i wlr ii coal lifuulon Never nil now WItS kuribienel ifh trsniformiiilGn of Itw vital Irlr d Till IlepublUu party bad fi ut Itself t un dsrgtj parr wifuX traisfo4a1o0 t Iraneforjiiation of IIIO ato I OrlallO its t013 Had ithj udiVi y bad long KKH warning Ui5 Ulalaninji tas In 1U707 Uitaln arplli 1 frSif th i Vn1 itni ltig4 l ties r tldDMy toSlitfaiiVJfu3ffl I Ant ijy irsI plotlhtg anti rtAI OIC lr VH W11 al1 cat ll liga 1 7it i Pir on ii COIl their followi 011 IE L LMilt i Ills loT ruu even silent l o nn t I prol by oonYtul atMiiS aa 011 rule but dora Ir y Io1itlciI gusrI ft JIC IJlr it suotbr onsauno Tel ulIII h t libel l I onluen t StEM4 Iie Ol uli I JMrrTrrift tij4t alotto l rlol f II arllor nod fendr To ld r 10 ill IIII titus rIu4i 111 IIU Il I h lfk 1 ai 1IIdeJaot alnd tu I b II bt Plr till lit In4lrll 01 th IL I d sIg WIa apnsrpn The ubejunt P1lgIild4 1 I I OICl litrlllq oven wl1 I f splnft ci iiulIi nIrtf lair urIu ll 1 10 J JesIkuthsj form itt atiflinlu I S I Sl lar IeID 1 1 I 1 licretic Ite I I ti fr CIII1 lOll 11 eon WMlt I iiyuey Ulrd Hrdl oijeta 114 f afA r 4tis j I Jtita 1111 y lii f wi fi I 011 wur iftiB C r V HiMt ag tOsi 10 Utti J 1111111 Ian laud Ii I iir I oti bqIiti trA 11 1 by I situ Oltw wlr CUtest i gThi I J 110 efl 1 gurtbtsae II tuaI cl 1 Iu UffI COIlnl I eel 11 Ufha 4ay Ir fraud p11 11 tU tiqopj1 p111 ay tra lo Ibohel i Cbl1 I la lHIilIiQpfs a tivasolu w tl wu DieS sOyertgity nxertlsed through universal su9age Put the offfnre having Ven ones condoned by the llepntillean party nothing re rnalned to hinder Its leader 1aUr grassing for t mllfel honors and rewards at the rxpensa o t their natty no well as of their UIPo I flounced fr roln e of State funds the le their party or atli tlon retains his rapt Inth rnaehlne and bis seat In the Senate list boll Inl for tb ret corruption fund became a SfirJl crtieuttal and the contributors to the oonttbutor fund took title to Interdict any tariff change which might retard their own rtmburlmenL rue rAHTls FALSE BKCOBD IL REChD TossesKod I now ot the IVdoial Government In every branch one session of Congress baa sunlced to develop the scope of tbat astound leg mhailventtir which has overtaken and morally wrecked a great political trt and of that Oovernment which Is ItHflf Impending too nor the Federal IMIL jh ionr ot events Is fresh In your remem brance The facts are beyond dl put arty pledge were whistled down tbe wind Farty principles vi dl avowd Tarty Interests Were ridden r rough shod over the votes of Congressional gressional district and of embryo common wealth over the rule of deliberative assem bliss the rlnhts of member and the high pre an rogatives of mates po Swelling narrow Congressional gain to working majorities wa their opening act of undisguised revolution It was accomplished I In the Henate by the admission of Territorial mining camp to the sisterhood ol mighty I States cheating Montana of her twoFenators i In this lrrcea I wa accomplished In the itoiiseof ltprsntatlve without a quorum I voting without adopting rules for the period I of three months with merely a Speaker in the I chair capabe of nn tdeauato wrong by oust lag contested the Democratic teat member from almost every Civil service reform pledged In their plat form was Instantly dlf carded In their doings Their Census Bureau was manned with par tisans commissioned to count down liemo cratlc populations and to count up llepubllcan population in order by a new apportionment to reduce Democratic representation In the 10PuIAlfn llrresentatlves and in the electoral colleges and to inflate the resources of a party par which for eighteen tears has not once oust a majority of the popular vot The titular head became the pliant Instrument of 1 sweeping aflPlns partisanship nnd ha preferred many relatives In office rather than follow the pure precedent transmitted to the successors ot Washington that thy nominate none Wahnlton TiE FOnCE DUL receiving In the recent proposal of I judicial determination of contested Congressional dec tions and In the electoral reforms nilopted by Hate after State danger to their supremacy they have schemed and are maturing a force bill with obvious designs to put federal elec ton Into the hand of ItepublUau oniclals in Northern Democratic cities and boutUeru Democratic ant mocratic Slates and to enable llepubllcan leDubloan managers tlllcatlon to do their own counting and cor Openly discarding every former limit to pro lmi pr tection as merely Incidental to taxation they have adopted aud Imposing taxalon are ImpollO a new policy altogether bftfeles the Constitution aol icy of taxation forth sake of protection so called Under this lull their recent legisla ton rejecting all amendment baa been caro fully calculated to reward with larger proms out of tho Incidence of worse than war taxa tion their banded favorites enriched with tariff spoliation and to seduce with Federal talI ties hitherto unheaid of new dependents bribed to maintain the system their S110m Jhelr most artful procedure ha leon to swell the annual customs tax by pre tending to reform customs administra tion Raising rates of duties nlreaty monstrous they hare contrived to distend dutiable value also by excluding our mer chant from any share in fixing values on ro appraisements and by committing foreign valuations to men controllable by tariff hene ficiaries because removable by the President They have planned manipulation of tariff rate by mere executive decision upon trade name nnd classifications and boldly have ex cluded interferenco by the Fedeial courtx To insure thu gains ot I privileged oln s they claim to forbid tbe judicial power to entertain n stilt at law or in equity that might test tie legality of the exactions ofa ta gatherer As 1 the merchants of Now York were criminals and Importing were a crime they have stripped them of rights customary every where and enjoyed in our metropolis metropola time the foundation of this govern ment the Importer right to maintain IOlorn at common Jaw to recover from a collector moneys Uolalv exacted duties and to have thereon a trial by miy I hey inflict unusual and cruel lines and penalties upon our mer chants when their htonet opinions conceinlng Imported values declared on entry shall differ Irom those of nn Executive Board of Appraiser praiser now first created They reverse on trial In court o a suit begun by the reasury to forfeit an Importation 1 lor alleged fraud on the customs revenue the salutary I rule of ovi denco in criminal suits and require the claim am of the seized merchandise to first prove anlrmatholv his own Innocence thus putting under tho United Mates statutes the Impprter in wore cast than underthe laws of New York and than one atoliged of felony ftaile LVnciess tuns threatens thp Import inn merchants of New Iorlc and other cities Jb lice icnaltles tonPscatlons and Indict ments andl piovokes forelcn Governments to A ii al 01 reprisals tbolr chatterbox diplomats abrouU nssumo to menace with still higher tariffs the cartlculnr exports of bJher tions who with not one tithe of thete our own protective exclusions obstruct American Amorcan producers having I surplus to sell in Europe that cunnot b sold In our home mar t A SQUANDERED BUEPLUS Surplus taxation had for many years been pourlnc Into the fraul nt the rate of a hun dred million dollar per annum the Demo cratic Htuse annually proposing tho llepub llcau Bentte annually refusing to cut off taxes But now the surplus was greater and the op portunity of relief sole and entire to a Bepub Ilcau Congress surplus l Its first achievement was to squander the Its next achievement was to penalize foreign importation ponalo forela Its master stroke was to shacUo commerce and Industry by the imposition of duties which increaso taxation upon 04 OOOuOu of consumers in order that Us than seven por cent of our cliliena engaged in gainful occupation may bo favored while to suppress the Ptoteits In its own ranks against this backward and revolu tionary policy line attempted to delude the people by investIng the President under tbe plea of reciprocity with a power which neither its authors nor tbe Con titutlon over Intended him to exercise as 1 tax remissions reciprocal or not can be got by tpendthrl out of deficits or a 1 executive ecutive pronunclamrntos or imaginary tree ties with 4UUOO 000 Central and South Ameri cans should contole us for taxes that enhance the price al eer thing that our farmer buy but not Ibo prleu of anything they sell fo tariffs tba1 have swept our shipping the high eRe lor tariff that haw slaughtered our any primacy In trado with llOOOOuOOO people of both hem pholl huouls the outcome under exclusively Re pnbltcan rule of that fiscal policy whitewashed with the dcnjltful name and the pretended benetVencoof protection A political party whlcn both refunds to stop unnecessary taxation and squanders Its cur Ills which renodtl the tsrlr to replenish spent corrnptlou funds and piovldsnew which makes Industrloia farming unprofitable by tax laws which nvei practised I f i usullty but npw appropriates awai the peoples earning with open profligacy web a party cannot plead pardonable error ot promise reform But when It also administers the Federal Government by persistent enoioachment be yond granted powers and by despotic perver sions of its mild authority when It entrenches Itself against defeat behind tho tornup foun dations of our constituted Government our parliamentary law ne rights of constituen cies and the prerogatives of flint constuen a arty IB not only put rttorra it bss succumbed republic to revolution and Is I aieady adangur to the STATE INuT The lame del ascment o rarty organization into combination fni ollthal I power and aba der and the same tiluiiipn f vicious elements In liiidernhlp which havu characterized the party lu Its Ieionti relations are prominent In its ificetit rei rdand pre attItude In this blots Mark tlio sltuatiou A mere faction dlsaiedited lit I attachment t u lendirwlion lllenal i ettptlon and impioucr admlnlhtraliun of a public olflce cieatid i public tan Jal and Incurred rebuke by the tie crc of the Ktntei highest court dominates the party and dIctates Its policy lull lollcy IK to rule or ruin iealty to this faction and to uch 1 leader has become the lit of party pefetencs Iruiiiotlin ef theIr blush Inler ste ha bon mid the runes anwlten plat form laity principle are reeicinbl guises lor inrroiial uKcrniidltoent PrIvate vilev since arn olnrr1 I Intu SUrly suee 1arty piofislonsanihtilkeH fnrpollllcul patronngu i in Individual eiuoliimfnt Olnloyaliy f to the lender chemei In treason lutiolllon is I oktrmlsm rnllul i kucli leadership the Intends of the people ura contlonellr laerllccd Mliriir Ir contlllr ler4 nutlou i anil I bVirairaf are tt f eoii 01 the party In iu control of the HtateLegUlature Itur fie decor thH lUpubllcau ia3 r lost the World i air to New York IOU lie could it control Its organliilon be iiccile I In vending It Itewliv Toocownrlly tosiunio aloe tile r sion llilllt for suet a crime be tiled to uoliuplMi It lion liU larii and Ilk 1 I IUin te tb nriy i orgHUlrallua riiflmd to lila yMii mid iniut now tljurx HID poiiilsr iIImil LI lila eiiiiiu i lit the tiirrni Its 1111 11 hI11 I more ljr IUI Mow lum huSh atruuk ul the l t I wnlfHiu UIL pr Mwrlty of Iu eole We stand n4 the I dividing lIp saId Clauri mAoll c r M 1111W lIt Ibid gum urrU lair Iu Cooper ln lulii Wile i w iii UU lLre itupdeI l million I t ilollsi I take uneijunilJ I and uopc dpid proc p ray and li lllj ink ununual Ui 1411011 Dal cupoituDitl fi j r Ihi dm lelml In irui 11 on of our piugJ l lake nn uplre with nit prli or Ivs JlftiUr I UOuhllnl Il the I tnt f Uiat n8 buudifd qr 1 tboutjtnd I fin I i iilur shout ifi estsUijaligpetjt t ijiaruiseuU 1 doelisir ol Iii rejiubule in IliU Inert tin fo I Vtar sier haul curry inuiiiifseiurtr ttsrV artUau irr f4im r Iii l u lianr i ureet uoild a fujrwliljiu our l rdir woulu Late slliiuliit Induniy r alasd attic in I I I I cruu dlfa demtml icr fix wl l wixiuett I iro I Ul4d aUluae paId tll1 101 ud I added to the w alth of every householder The opportunity of acentury was wllhln our reach but perverted partisanshIp tnaUhcd It from our grasp Irap IrapDEFET OJ lID TIUNMII Motives uoily eelflsh and ala deprived 01 I New York CUT of rapid transit Thelegljlatlve measure bleb corruption defeated iat 7001 polltlc l greed ana lndlctlvonessdMeated this year here wan no real Issue ol bla There was no genuine conflict or principle Every illegea principle lor which the Mepubllcan ma li orttv contended In the early stage of the I legislative controversy was surrendsred ana abandoned In the last stages The constltu tlonal prerogative of local autborttlei to nun tlonallreroAatf local commissioners WBB conceded The nltlmattim was a demand for spoil The bill failed boans tbe Mayor or fealfor York would not make a bargain with the lender of be I llepublloan party with respect to the Commissioners nbotn lie inonUI appoint The party which sustains such a perversion of political responsibility has bejome too df oltcal graded for oubllo trust Yt pry demorali zation and Incompetencr were not only evi denced World in Pair this defeat of rapid transit and the The HepnbYlcan majority prostituted JKl la live power to conduct partisan Investigations dignified by no higher motive than a strike IQr bll a ta patrcnace cile from the officer of Democratic They turned Senate and Assembly chambers Into halls for leg native jobbery and detained the fair name of the Htate by the r a of in Iquitous steals which met their deserved doom In the veto of an honest Executive nirocnisT ox BAT moronic They proved the hypocrisy of their reform pretension by their desertion of ballot reform when Its consummation was within their reach In their open opposition and secret attacks upon proposed acts for registration In rural district and In their Mealthy snppreselon of an amendment to strengthen and make effective mao the the Corrupt Practices act They Indorsed Ibo principle of prohibition by the passage of the constitutional amend meat and with suspicious Inconsistency because ment cause contrary to the deilres nf tbe Frohlbl tlontsts provided for Its submission lo the people at a special election set down for the worm time ot year and involving a cost to the tnxpaver of over 1600000 thereby againdem I onstratlng their cowardice and hypocrisy hey Insulted the Interests of labor by reject ing a measure to roetiliite or prohibit the em ployment of Imported Pinkerton riflemen Ilorment rlnmena whose presence is I an Instigation to riots and an unworthy reflection upon 1 lawabiding people Poplo Ignored for a fourth time the badly ex pressed demand of the people for a Constitu tional Convention EXTRAVAGANT ArpnoraiATIONB They seek to wrest from a Democratic Gov ernor the credit for reducing the tax levy for getting that their appropriations for the ap proaching fiscal year actual and Incurred equal tbe extravagant appropriation of last Tear which an Indignant I constituency re buked and concealing the fact that for the re duced ta rate the people are Indebted solely to the increased valuation In the State and to the surplus In the Treasury saved by the prudent dent vetoes of an economical and vigilant Coy ornor They defied again the constitutional iniuno ton to provide for an enumeration of the In habitants as a basis for a new apportionment of legtxlatlv district thus again emphasizing tbolr contempt for ottlclal obligation and their deliberate Intention to practically dis franchise a million new resident of the State by denrlnl them proper and rightful repre sentationTUE THE COMMIES APn To the electors ot the Commonwealth we submit this statement the Issue I which con front them In national and Btate affairs In difference to their determination Is unpatriotic and dangerous Continued supremacy of the Itopubllian party In State and federal officer will subvert our Institutions degrade public life honeycomb the Government with corrup tion and threaten constitutional liberty To combat these menacing evils and to restore plain simple frugal and honest government protecting all and granting favors to non prOoctnl Irantrl considering always the will and welfare of the I oonle Is the purpose and mission of this Dom ocratlo party To the cooperation of all good citizens we appeal In this crisis of affairs The I enemy Is alert and active Wo must unite everywhere now and two years hence we must ngoln unite to accomplish his final overthrow Division is disaster Organized ana concen trated effort agaInst visible danger Is the first condition ol renewing our political life and the enjoyment of the blessings of wise pure and patriotic Government UNION IN NEW TOOK 8TBONOLT naomi The resignation of Police Commissioner ToorhK bearing date of Nov 41889 was then j relented by the Chairman Mr Aoorhls wrote that he could not as a Democrat consent to iemaln longer ns the representative of tho County Democracy organization on account of their support of a ticket on which were Bepub bean candidates for offloa James W Itldgway of Brooklyn promptly moved to table the resignation Of cour o th ro was no debate on this None was In order but the County Democracy members of thn committee expressed themselves on It hy not voting for It They did not vote against It cither As soon a the result ol the vote was an nounied Mr lllilgwny was on his feet again Indeed be had hardly I eat down at all This I time ho had a resolution Ho read It himself 1tertas I Is most desirable and Important ant that the full united Democratic strength should be shown in the election of members of Congress and Assemblymen from the city of New York at the ensuing election Hficih td That It Is the sense this commit tee that the Democracy of Now York city owe I to the Democracy of the State and country to unite without regard to factional differ ences upon Democratic candidates for Con gress and Assembly In the various districts In New York cIty to the end thnt ns many 01 such candidates may be elected as possible and it is further Krtoii fJ That this committee nndos we be llevetho Democracy of the Slate would b grat Illrd If the Democracy of New York city would unite on a general city ticket and upon all orher nominations so M to resent a united front against the common enemy at toe com ing election Itttolcnl That a special committee of five be appointed by the Chair from districts out side ot New York city to consult end advise with the various Democratic organizations In New York city In reference to such union and to aid in bringing about the same and that such special committee report Its proceedings i the results ol It efforts and itslreeommcndtt tlons If any at some subsequent meeting of the Htate Committee for slob action thereon aton B may seem proper In the premises Debate was in order her but no County man and no Tammany man seemed Inclined to tale advantage of the opportunity Mayor i Gleason of Long Island City who b a little Iitio disturbance of a similar nature In his little but noisy city a not rn backward I rose to suggest that there were other district In tbe Mate that could properly be looked aler by t same committee and the resolution was amended so as tn Include i ghr other dis tricts Mill there was no debate and the reso lution was voted on and adopted THE COMMITTEE OK PEACE Chairman Murphy appointed on the commit teo James W Bldgway of Brooklyn Bamuel J Tllden Jr olhw Lebanon Charles M Prea ton of Kngstnn lamurl 1 A Beardsley of Utica and William H Tracy of Bocbester The Htate Committee then adjourned and as most of them went to the Brookljn j notice tom Brohn Inolte itnd Chairman llidgway of the harmony corn mitten was f bURr In connection with the Cilebrntlnn It was Impossible for the sum ommltteotogot to work I wa Dot een do oiled when I meeting would be held The talk iron this plan for harmony among the Tauimuny men and County Democrat alter the adjournment waR very vajuu soil runcommittal There were about nx many Indians who were ready to put on the war point ut there woro ready to smoke the pipe of pear In the rank of the Counties there WUH the tam division Although almost all went rjady to pronounce In favor of Demo n otic union the difference of opinion wan on tIne point whether they could unite with Tain many If the latter should Insist upon sticking to Grant But them were more of tbe Coun tits who thought that Grant would make a gin il 1 union cundidat Ibsn there worn who were Inclined to consider him an obstacle t union I A bore and beyond all of this speculation and difference of opinion wa I disposition to watt and ue what tack the harmonizing commute would take Two kind of pacificator are known polities One conjure wltli a wand formed of an olive branch the thor soothes 1 with a club I lie general feeling In retard to the Idlwa commute Is as jproesed by e I I Corporation Couuael Bekrnan I The committee II I en tiled 10 respect and consideration and will receive on account of Its source In the Mala Commutes Ho all await the action of the tubcommittee Al al arlll 10 srrectnntly with the ouemlon lo their minds The olive branch or the club I Vtterkl HlralI The County Committee of the Democratic organization otherwise known u lb Voorhl Democracy will hold la lInt meetIng un ThurMlay nell I Wulitcr Hull I Is I a nine coliiclli nCI that Wi luster Hall now tbe mailing lace i ut Its le ublcun I utIlity Coin hilt 1 if j tola tlii I raH f liii ntW GUlLY 11 allal Ill Jlmrls iiufhunia nf r nnr Ito publl a ii llatnrgvlllitflnlnilio I Vnorliln toe lint Iu lh leaf eiiiutivlkli I the toruU mon couteiiteJ tbewasit l with tit tint Jfapuij heat name nil ot ihjlr Iwruier and ballots cal kupportlug the t Jernocrat s wlioin hey 1 found mi liii eomMnatlbu llckut I Til year Ley will Alt cveii rtl a a our lo thejfepub 18Jlh I I clnl tbai Ur yoor hi iiiUiMtUrilay that U WU irtiald bat 1 this rampalyn the orvanfratlon would tnt stein vote jot a Demo etui It las was no Iht ticket Wit kub IIU N wlMll iie In Netmrb line NOl ark llpiiblle imuilnsicil Morris P I Mevkt for Water CominlMloo anti l tIrJ Vernal for Truttfcnl the CUr JIma i lest y nluK I uommttlon for fm of 1 lucas onliMt U liuIVJs1 t 1 ui u tiM iIi I in IT so I lnIONr I A ned D al Bold lo Dpd at Qrae lMr rtiieie rthn Eeeo It became known last night that outside ot the deliberation of the special committee ap pointed at the Democratic State Committee would be made meeting every reasonable effort t brnl about harmony on the local ticket b tween Tammany Hall and the County Democ racy The Governor and his friend bellevo that It Ie I the duty ol every Democrat to strive to make the Assembly Democratic and to keep the Senate In mind for next year With an As sembly Democratic by 1 small majority we hull recover a United Stales Benatorchlp and with a Democratic Legislature the Stale would get a reapportlonment Ae the situa tion now II the State Ie I outrageously misrep resented by reason of the refusal ot the Re publicans to give the Stale the apportionment I commanded by the Constitution After the meeting of the State Committee certain Democrats both from Tammany and the County Democracy and men from the In terior of the Btate of the calibre of tho lon Smith M Weed the mighty man from 1lrttts burgh bad Informal discussions all looking lo the settlement of the trouble County Demo crat said that nothing could bo done I ex Mayor Grace Insisted upon running as the Mayoralty candidate against the Tammany candidate But these County Democrats added that Mr Grace would not accept a nomination either from tbe County Democrats or the P M L unless he believer positively that ho etood a good chance ol winning This alone It was said will determine his course The Tammany Sachems It WAS IId believed that some tort of a compromise would bo patched up Tammany I was asserted Is in full sympathy with the Governors ideas 1 the leaders of Tammany and the County De mocracy come to an arrangement on tho As sembly and Congress nominations and Mr Grace declines to run the County Democrats Will receive marked consideration I may no that they will be again put in charge of the District Attorneys office I Is well known that the Benublloana and thoirallled forces are gun ning for this office but that Mr Plat and his friends have not determined upon the man who will mako tho light for I But I harmony is established between Tammany and the County Democracy there will be no occasion for them t think further on the subject and it Is even said that I an agreement Is reached the Parsons movement and Ole Toalls an nex taD out of business right off Bound men predicted last night that harmony would ba reached but they always Interpolated this remark that In order to bring it about Mr Grace must arrive a the conclusion that ho oould not win even with the allied forces against Tammany Chairman Murphy of the State Committee went homo tn Troy yesterday afternoon but Chairman Griffin of the Executive Committee and many other good Democrats stayed over The meeting ot the State Commlttea t receive the report of the Bldgway committee on har mony will be held about Oct Land the Demo cratic headquarters In the Hoffman Douse will be opened about the same Umo Coy Hill did not get back from Brooklyn until a Into hour He will take a mornlngtraln today and go to Buffalo Ho has county fair engage ments In Lockport and Franklin for tho 25th and 26th after which he will return to Albany In tho evening Tim Campbell said thathe dId not believe any union could be made on Grant and exSenator Daly said that in the event of I union tho Counties would be satisfied with Comptroller Myers for the Mayoralty candi date The Committee on Municipal Elections of the Republican Club met last evening Among those present were John B Smith Cephas Bralnerd A LMerlom L C Ashley Mortimer C Addome John F Baker James 1 Foster and Job E Hedges All reported that the Dedtel Alrporod tblt sen timent in favor ot a straight ticket is spread ing and growing among the prominent and In fluential Bepubllcans Tbe Committee will probably soon be heard from with another pronunclamento on the subject A E PAnT iv rae FIELD Indiana Patriot Who Tall ThtiBielTe People Flirty INDIANAPOLIS Ind Sept 23The Peoples Forty Is tho Inlet political organization and it had Its origin at the Criminal Court room today Delecajtes from the Farmers Alliance Farmers Mutual Benefit Association Green backers Union Labor and other organizations i fuel nnd put a full ticket In the fed J O Mnucberman of South Bend was made tem porary Chairman The hammer and tbe plough were d as tbe party emblem 10 be placed at the bead of the ticket under the Australian ballot law The Committee on Heeolutlc recommended that tbn partys platform be the declaration of Principles adopted by the Farmers Alllamo at Bt Louis last December ThIs platform was adopted without any discussion Tb follow ing is the ticket folow For Auditor of State James Jr Johnson of Davis t Ounty Iresurer Isaiah N MIller of Grant countv AttorneyGeneral William Pat terson of Indlannpol Supreme Judge from the Fifth Dlittrlct John H Bender of Marshall count Clerk of Bupiame Court Benjamin F Street of Gibson county Plate Geologist Ed ward B PotO of Indianapolis Thief of Bureau county of Statistics John W Uhockley of Henry Tletorr for tOe Harried Women I ONCIOUT Sept 23For nearly two years i the of excluding from tbo roll to Question oxludlnJ rol of pub lic school teachers married women living with their husbands has been agitated In the School Board A month ago a resolution declaring the places ot such teachers vacant was adopt ed The Superintendent was authorized to fill the vacancies This he did by reappolntlng the discharged women The question came up at Mondays meeting on approving his action which after a bested debate was done b a vote of 17 to 1 One side has held that the retention of married women who ought to be supported by their husbands has kept out ambition graduates of the Nor mal SchooL The other ride argued the com petency of the teachers an I hold that the fact that they were living with their husbands was u guarantee of good character and ability to di rect the young Both sides have become very I bitter and tine subject will no doubt come up at the noxt meeting In some shape Filler I Bo HT Louis Sept 23Tbo result of the Ninth district Republican Congress Convention has bon conclusively that Chauncey I Fllley 1s the greatest political boss in the West Con gressman Nathan Frank was Ingloriously beaten by a man who Is not known In tIne block In which he lives Plller0 candidate who Is I now tbe cand date of the Ninth district Itepubllcan is I 11 Thomas J 1 Protser a well IteJublcanp 1 todo bridge builder sail railroad contractor Ills name was neier mentioned for ongresn until he wa taken UP by Fllloy and his henchmen who have been seeking high and low for a candidate In order lo prevent Franks renomlnatlnn There nj love In the breast or rnomlnlton for Con I gressman Frank and tbl a clearly shonn this morning The Contention wa boned by do ole mail from tb start to th finish The Congreee Committee which managed the primary elected the delegate and picked enough that could be ennt oiled to give Hlli y rr and his faction full and compute control of the Convention con vn toP HeirleM Republican Disagree About DUB i bun Three weeks ago th Business Men le pub IIcan Association of the Twentythird district trict rejected the application fur membership of Edward A Dunham custom1 Inspector on Ih crnund Hint jus 1 thought more of bin own nlrt tItan of lime Iniernftt of hU paly Ijiit night the Harlem republican Huh which met tnin I AM i li nun IllolmrJJ l wl il alI Hi working of I new allot I law passe 11sO iiilonn oimuerj nun Mr Junhniu and at presshzo ikru ul the action nt lie district or I annul rutiun 1 Kutt tar tilting OIITOWI Sept 2 ilnjor Hoc 1 Jtudd wa nominated unanimously lodsy for Sheriff of MorrIs eounly bytblli i ul llc qI II U tIne proprietor of tie hotel utJtu Jd 7k J JJe VIM wounded irral tlwee I lUe war Ariultlft of llrlbery UOIJIT Hilt 23x Supervisor vJlmll 0 Walker of thl8 cIty iadicIJ for brlieryat Ibiitvlectli n lsI l fU wa u4ulUd cday lo Ib Court ot ri jloiK Jut no Ciulf 4 Hudson pr I ldlu Mr Walker Wa warulx eoagralu UuJ on U rwuU a me xo TAittrr anuulur I gar sal JII Twice the OreuUOfe sissieS C naor WAsancorout Sept 2The lUrjnblloan con ferrees on the Tariff bill r In session again this moraine for two hours before noon After they had separated it was said there was no further progress to report The principal Items of difference are those that have been obsta cles like mountain peaks In the way of agree ment from the beginningsugar binding twine metal and glassware The key to the whole situation lithe sugar schedule Were an agreement reached on that less than five minutes would be required to settle all other questions The conforrees took 1 respite from their ta bors tonight for the first time In several days The situation lit now such that no good It Is thought can come of talking the matter over any further The conferrees have had turned upon them all the light that can be dlffuted upon the only items In tho bill now unsettled sugar aDd binding In and when the ad joutned at 0 oclock this afternoon it wa deemed Pest to ieae each man alone to think tbo situation over In the hope that by tomor row morning one side or the other will show a disposition to yield Those In favor of duty on binding twine have none a good way they say in consenting to a very much lower duty than the present rate of 2 i cents and they now think I II time for the free binding twine men to abate tomethlug at least of their demands An earnest effort In this direction Is making tonight by some of the conrerrees and other leaders lo are en deavoring to secure tho adhesion of the nest ern Senators to ur bill with a small duty left on binding twine The basis on which the metal anti glassware schedule which haT been causes of much contention was settled tonight was that that n steel rails and structural iron melanin a In the House bill and the duty on steel billets Is l Ilod 10uee rate ont than provided for by the House but higher than fixed liy the Senate The e were three of the principal Items In thla schedule In dispute The rates timed on the other Items In the schedule cannot ba given but they are very Generally lower than the House and Higher than the Senate rates This last state ment applies also to the glassware schedule on which there were a great many differences In rates between the two branchesnf Congress I The tobacco clauses of the Internal tevenuo I section of the bill remain as fixed by the IIouso with the exception that the ta on to bacco and snuff Is roduced two cents Instead of 10lr cents making the rate provided hy the I bill six tents a pound May llR fixed as the I I period when tine tobacco clauses of the picas i tire shall go Into effect The special licenses I of dealers are abolished as provided for by tho House I The clerks to the conference committee are engaged In preparing the conference report and making the bill In accordance with the changes mad in confoience so as to have the i report ready for submlfslon to the House soon I after an agreement Is reached upon sugar and binding twine I I Tots Qltoi noon a conference was held of Re publican bonators who voted In the Henate to put binder twne on the free list There woro piesent Senators Ingails 1lnmb Pelrce I Casey Pett grew Moody Avllson Davis Pow er and Paddock It was stated to them that the coufvrrees on the Tariff bill proposed to Imilo a small duty amount not named on binder tvvlne arid the question was asked whether or not they would accept such a om promts Nino out of the ten Senators named pledged themselves It is I saIl to vote against tho udonilon of the conference report iu caso Under tnine were taken offtbn free list This determination was unvoved to the conferrees whowete then In session Inanadjolnlngroom run CUISKBB FLOODS The Calamity Made an Exenee for a Berl out Antln Ulroi d Dcraonitratlcm WASHIXOTON Sept 23The Department of State has received from the United States Le gation at PeUn China a report relative to the recent heavy floods In that country The re port says that the floods have been the most serious ever known It is supposed that on area of three thousand miles and a population of several millions wore affected by them Many people have been drowned Tens of thousands are refugees from their homes liv ing on charity One result of the Hoods the report says may have farreaching consequences Near Lutai which is a point on the railroad from Tongkoo to Toneahan the railway embankment has bten destroyed by the people for several miles It was alleged that the embankment dammed up tho water and Hooded the country forci ble possession was taken of the embankment which was i ut in tunny places the trains were stowed nod the employees driven away It Is tup oed that the General In command at Lutal either instigated or connived at these proceedings In which his soldiers largely to k pan A very serious feature of the case la the supineneiH of the Viceroy LI Ho has done nothing to prevent these lawless proceeding lbs Jonxsan colliery Is stopped and 3 000 men are thrown out of epiiiloyment and the operation of the railroad is of ojurte sus pended This destruction was vvnnton and un necessary for lottli g off the water All these proceedings Indicate an anilrailroad excite ment which may result In postponing Indefi nitely any further railroad enterprises China XllE HOltlJfS tAIlt A Vote ofConfldeHoe by the National Com mIssIon In FuToroftlie Local Ua aB r CHICAGO Sept 23 Following the final settle ment of a site for the World Fair the Nation al Commission has adopted a resolutioneottlng forth the status of Exposition matters Tim resolution was Introduced by Commissioner Rush Strong of Tennessee and was unani mously adopted It says litreat Many false Impressions have gone to the country In regard to the local diteetory of the Worlds Columbian Kxpositionand Vlitreat faluco our return to this city we realise that said directory has had mote and greater difficulties to overcome than those at a distance could In any way properly compre bend therefore be it Jtf olce i Abet In the judgment of thin Commission the local directory is dolngall In its power to make u grand success of the coming Exposition and that the difficulties nt the startIng point having now been removed the country may from tills time forward expect more rapid and satisfactory progress Itetoutd That knowing the di rectory to be composed of f loading and suc cessful bulness men of the city In whom wo have great conlldimco wo do nut believe that thoy or the ooilo of Chlcaco will spare either pains time or money to aid and cooperate with us In making a success of which tne na tion will be pioud Jteiolied I hut when we return to our homes we will earnestly labor tn correct the wrong ImiTOvsiona which the country may have received In rvgaid lo tint work of the local illrii tury and that each ana every one of us Pledges himself to faithfully aid In making the WoildH C ilumllan Lxpusltlun thu grandest txh bit over held on tlin globe I he South Park Go mm 6f loners this morn ing pass d nn nrdlniino gi untinir Washington I Park for the use of tbi Worlds Fair This was soopt d HI turn by the local Hoard of Dlrcu Lore and at once lent to the Natlunal Column slou line rrealdent to Return to the Cupttat Cnrssov To Sept 21 President Harrison had Intended returning to New York on the Cbliago and New York Limited Etprcss to Pionow morning but as It was ImpoB lblo to secure accommodations everything being sold In advnuie It has now been arranged to run a special our for him on the day eiprasH east eating here nt 1102 A M arid art iviing iu Washington itt 8 clock Meals will Ic l served en rule The party will nn lMt or the PieM itent and Mrs IlarrUnn Mrs Dlmmlci Mr K W llalfor1 Mia iIla Hanger Mr Russell Harrison and the Rt Dr tcott Tlie two last reached here tonight The President Las silent most of today Iu the woods Order of Amerlran UsksIea DBIIWJHOBT Conn Bei t 23The National Council of the Order nt American Ueibanlcn logan the Fortyfourth annual session thhut morning Tint report of the National Beers tury shows follOwIng number of councils At last session 867 lottltuted during the year 08 dUlyanded 16 number ut present itV membershlD at last I port K9oui present meiubjshlp 84013 Tbii r porn of tine Ka lionel I rasurr ehous Iii amount of catti In tie truusury pf unndlnate toijiiclla lo I HHWJ a vain duriiu tine ysat of IS4 Bi8 line iimuunt mali i i durltiK I Its y iua for IMIIW Ills wu flit 1 Ull Tine melon situ situ i hunt Ihusie Inru 24 itnnnnandriisfthie JMysJ Jagojj his unlfiiriiixd rank if tbu order sitU a tineni Urihlp of bib Auiars Ihnuesisi aasIasry AohiuJlht N L Evt 23At a meeting of the Couimlsilonere of the Theological l Seminary today she endowment of a rasideunle chair havIng l been eonipleleil the Hay Henry U iliiitik ll I 11 l nt I nirleiro N J was unanj momly hoi n tins flst l irehiSert ol the tint tulloii T I IH eiim o itt 010 Mis inweii titan tu t iiui toI u lulu Irf U u fin II Welch towarl he fiexiilou of a ruapel 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Tot Atd Mai Wool Die toaac Miss Marie Hock the talented young Get man actress who died In Berlin on Sunday under peculiar circumstances mmlo her first appearance on any stage at the Thalia Theatre here under Mr Amberss management It was In the fall of 1BB7 In the comedy A Drop of Poison blue made a wonderful success of her part and when an offer came to her from the Court Theatre at Berlin to appear there Mr Amberg kindly cancelled his contract with her and she stilled for Europe In Man h 1888 Miss Hock played for four months at the Court Theatre In The Drop of Ioisom and then went to the Berlin Theatre under llarnay where she appeared as t4heiun and Uesulemoaa an well as In other roles Miss Hock wee a very pretty girl who en tered wtth the greatest vivacity Into her work Mr mber rthlnltiltnotprobablethatherdeath was caused by a physicians mistake Inn pre scription aa the rules governing medical mat i ters are very strict In Germany HefeaiMhat obe may have brought death upon herself by taking poison She always nald that she ex pec tea to die young Miss Hocks lather was its mansger of the Metropolitan Opera Ho and later ol the Amerl an Opera Corn i an He Is now with the Victoria Theatre in B lerlln IlinuN Sept 23Time postmortem exam ination of the body of Marie Hock the notress who died on Hundny revealed the fact that death was not due to poison but was probably hastened by the powder given to her An Effort to Mhnt Off Tho Bnator A story tan around the theatres last night that the run of The Senator at the liter IB I likely to bo Interrupted by the service of In junctions at the suit of certain managers who claim that thoy have contracts with Mr Moss for period covered by the present prolonged engagement of Mr Crane Charles IJarnham acting manager of the Star Theatre laid last nlfbt When The Senator made so pro nounced a hit last spring we had great difficul ty in art aniring for the continuation of Its run In view ol our contracts with Jellerson and Florence and other combination we were successful however and we thought we bad arranged that we shouldnt tie intent upted again Hut Miss Marie ValnwrIgbt and the I lianlon Brothers threaten us with legal pro I feedings now However we think ourselves bound neither legally nor morally and shall make a determined Unlit to protect the Inter ests of air Crane who from every point of view Is absolutely Innocent and made his contract with us in the utmost of good faith Blbjl Johnnlnnee IInibaad Sal to ho a Net v York Hoehaalc BYUACUPB Sect 23Mis Sibyl Johnstons the heroine of the studio scene In the Clomenceau Case Is the wife of Stephen O Grconwnld formerly of this city lie la not a broker In Wall street as has been stated but nn underpaid mechanic In repair shop In New York His father still lives here and Is the proprietor a saloon at the corner of Water and Mulberry streetS locality not In the iLst I favor with the police Mlea Marie Oreenwald an operatic singer of minor rank Is a sister of Miss Johnstons B husband Dr Bepoir and Air Vanderbilt Bee The Morrr Uoaaroh Dr Chaunooy K Depew and Mr Cornelius Vanderbilt watched Francis Wilson droll fun making in The Merry Monarch at the Broadway Theatre last night Mr Vanderbilt had seen the opera twice before and cot Dr liopow to come with him and t have a good laugh Mayor Grant and Walter Damroi were also among the amused spectator Iteinoailblo for Twoatjilx Deaths BUFFALO Sept 23W H Bright of Bright Bros who Is under indictment for shipping naphtha not properly marked on the propeller Tloga which exploded In Chicago harbor July 11 kllllna twentyslx men was arrested to day by Deputy United Mutes Marshal Watts He was admitted to 15000 ball Dy Commis sioner tllrschbeok The ease will probably come up ut the November term J p Bright the other member of the firm is I In Pottsvllle Pa but will return and deliver himself up niBBwajnaea In Chicago CHICAGO Sept 23Late last night two high waymen took possession of a street oar on Og den avenue near Albany avenue and Douglass Park John Lynch WAS the only passenger on the car and In response to the command of hands up be complied without hosltanoy and was rellbved of his purse containing 35 and a gold watch Unth of the bad men were masked and when the work of holding up Lynch was completed they left the car and took to one of the Bide street Inveitlcatlnc Foreign UlMlonn BOSTON Sept 2STho committee of nine which was appointed to Investigate the methods of the executive officers of the Ameri can Board of Commissioners of Foreign Mis sions Is In session again today hearing the reports of subcommittees and trying to de Ude upon Us final report to be presented at the annual meeting noxt month JMttIAtt IyXELLZGEVCD UIJTUU U 1XAC TMII BIT Bin rises t 4ft fonxu s MMoon MU11M MICII VAt55tlIi1 DAT Sandy Hoot 2 Bt 1 ov ISland a 81 1 IltU Oil B 31 ArrlTtd Tonoir Sept 23 Ei Elbe Tbil nhorit Brtmeo Ei Ctltrornla Hrrlp Trust is BIMoDii Quick Ntworluni niB Stats of TIIAA VVUMami roADAlaa M 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Jamln Jarvti Adams H Dten of the Ber B at Adam nUOWNINOAt Banter Bept JO WUUaratt DrownKK la the Both year of hU an Relative and frteida are lathed HUM me fu nl from mutate rssldeaa II Ferry U to4ar Mr ar M CATANAQflOn Kept JanetCMuactu ntlailvt and friends art Invited te ttttai th rnteMT from 173 Varlok it OB Thuaday iei3XKe thence to Bt Anlbonj Church Interment la OaV vary Cemetery CIABKAt flood Ground ta L SePt TsArtirtt et Dr 1 E Clark ef nrookiyn COODAt Ycaktra N T Sept Zl BaffatOe JR eon of lUffaell Mi Martha OOebbsii4iSyere 1 month and S days funeral xtrrlee todar la Et Jehne ObBnict4tY M RelatIves and friend are Invited to attend ft tenseS at Oakland Cemetery COJLI INH At thertildBeef htrpmtnfte M slys et corner if Illcki at Brooklyn en o4u Sept 22 MtUl daahtT ot Bliss T aad Jeka Cal lima aiu3 CCNNINOIIAMOn Monday pt n Jamr Connlofhero beloved bnebindof ZEUea Osnn2 bam In the 45th year of bit ace RelatIves and frUnJi are rtiptitfally tavlt toe lead th funeral from nltlatt reeldenr 113 Beaty It on Thursday the tlLUtt atar 1C ri omit flowers BOUQIA8lf Bnddtaty oo sudsy 4pL S 1 DeicliM aied 64 year Xelatireiand frltnda of Ue family and member et Jamise O Rice FOIl 190 A V are tnvlled atteM the funeral cervleei at 81 tale reUdine 3SelEa COlt it on Wtdntidty Tcnlac Best 34 at 0 i ooloek Interment at Greenwood 4 EIHcnMANNWhortas Ii baa pleased fee 4 I J Almighty In llli aUwli provided to cell ew much beloved enployer MsxlmlUaa n1 ohaain i to bit final reit and Wtiiriu We feel that In tints w have beta bereft 501 only of an employer bet of a loving frttai whole enlal preienc always Dlltd in wWeplta i ue whoa nnmeroni sets of kladneat radearne bta 1 tonawnoit ver eoorteane treatment won oar n 4 ipect whose itralihlforward manner won am ot F moit confluence and whine charity wen eul v and Tfhireae It ll tint flttlnn that we sbesl1xprue J our rrlef and t ar teetlmony o our meem l Ibta J relailrei who lee In him one moet dear and to thai oommnntty whloh loeea lnhlBiawbol4oaldbiui eels man and benefaetori belt hereby Beiolved Taat we hie employee tender to tius be reavid family our ilneere and heartfelt tympatbfi Lad be It farther V Beiolved That thee preamble aadreiolBttoDstje properly entroittd and eonvty td to the gamily aa4 1 that a copy be publlihtd In th daily newtpapea i t of New York city 11 J K ALTENB ACII J DKKKISQKRJr 1 JACOB r BALTBH Commute DAnKlNSOn Monday Bept 23 Bllen btlorefl wife of Stephen Uarklne In her 82 1 year Kelatlrei and f fused are reepectf ally Invited to MMO the funeral from her laureildence iCJeffraonst todtyi thenc to Et Tereia Church corner Pansy I and Bntsen ite where aaelemn nqnlem max will bt oeltbrated for the rtpoet ot bar setl M10 A II Interment Iu Calvary Cemttery nEFLINeEBUn Sept 2S 1BUO It ntfllnctf aced J yeara I Fnneral from French Hoepltal S3OVfeit84tlilt on 5 Wednesday at 1 P M I JACUMONOn Sept U 1SCO B Ulo JaikMO M 2 months and U days Taniral prime Interment Linden Hill Cemetery JENNIVGHOn Monday Sept 33 John T Jttk I nlno axed 33 yean Belatlrei and frlendi of the famllr ar rptlal Invited to attend the funeral from his late rally dine 129 Leonard it today at 1 SO r It sharp IEON On Monday Sept 33 Sarah e Leon wife ef v David B Leon aced 64 year Fnneral from her lite reildence 181 Wet esthm ITNCIIOn Monday Sept tt Allot belortd dauibler of John E and MatdaItuLjnebMedpl month Ii elatlvei and friends axe mvlted to silOS the fnoent from her hate Mildenci 184 talL Houston on tOi Stilt teat at 1 9 i P M MAOUATHOn Monday morning BpI 22 lien era widow of James J 1 Uagrath Sneers today from her late residence 114 Welt era it at 10 X M thence to the Church of fit Peal tblApoltle ootb itandvth svwberaaedlrnu requiem mail will bt oQered for nbc repose of her 6 lout neUUrea and frlenda arereipectfouy tavlted to attend Kludly omit floweri M AT1I iVHOn Sunder Sept 12 Marr Mathtw thehelaveddavrhterof EUiabelto aad the Uu re rick Matliew Jteitltei and friends see Invited to attend her fnneral to day from bee let reildence f32 West lath et thence to St rrancte Xavlira Church at 503 clock MclAK IMTAt Denver Cot Btpt IT ZGPIj O McCarthy In his SMU year Intermtut at Calrarr Cemetery from tbe reildene ef 1 Harmon 4tt MAdison it near Noiiraaa at Brooklyn Thursday iheJSihinit at 11 AxM MIIrFRAt New Sprlnrvllle 8 1 en Sept B AuCust Mlllrr aceit 32 yearr ynneral from tine Ashen MethodIst SplieopAl Chutes S Sew Sprtntvllle to day t J P M i NOLANOn Monday ept O Andrew X TlerN Ian In the SitS year of tile axe llequlein into at St Fraud Xavler Chnrcti Wnii iciu it iliiciJnr at i A r Xtmbenot me Tonne Men Eoilatliy of fit Francis Xavler ObtreV and of the Xavier Tint are In Mted to attend t PVUCEbl Monday Sept 22 Joseph VwetU a native of the oily of Kilkenny Ireland BelaUTei and friend of tins family are Invited to 55 tend the Zaniest from luisist reitdentt 318 Baal 40th it today at 2 oclock r U BOIIOlNKUn Sept 22 Lizzie wife of George A Bobbin and younutit daujiliter oC Caroline A Botl ofGUxrow Scotland y neral prlratt TUUNJJBOnMondav Sept 12aftrtbrief llUeai Ella Smyth nile of Cbarlta TT Turner tn tbeXM yeir of her ace Funeral icrvleee will Ia held at her latt rcaldtnee lUo East tud IL en Wenneiday afternoon 24lh IniX at 4 clock Pleut omit floHtre TAN HVXFn on Monday Sept 22 UarcsrtlIt widow ot JaoubT an Dunr In the olit yeartt htr ara Btlailree and friend are Invited to attend the funeral from her lute reildence SI Van Duier at Soap klnivlllt S I to day at J i3O P M VlNi lVl On Sept 22 Susan Vincent aged U yean and 8 moutlia 5tatlcs end frhni are Invlul to attend tue fnntrei from WJEailUTthit OB Wedneiday AtllM I ferment In rvertre nCemetry VOOltlf EAt eauog bepLIJ VainkU Toes hiss of Brooklyn ned a yost W10iNEflboddnty on Wept 31 at hIs Ut reililenee II Bank at Charles J Wetener aged 44 Tfiri and I day WIOOlNBuddenlrit korlhwood N IL on 8i j liar 8pt 31 Utnry DWtgItn In hli 7Mb yiar I 4 MOUNT HOPE CKMETEBT Office SKI Sloth av corner Ud it N T

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I F BEPTiSMBEa 24 1850 WEDNESDAY THUS SUN i1 ntczas e ZL4IS roa xiv aninatt juutunii A CibttIn or Ike Ixwjp mm d the Tall Hnllebtac Hr m rropoaed Among the ortfthrc Fete of rlani for Im proTlne the tmnniKinatlon jBcllltlen on the JJrooUrnlJrldK ttiorc ni nboottw ntywhich the ItoftrJ of EXIT hlio found wortbv ol eoilounconisUratlon Noarlrnllol tbeicdrnl with oni form or Rtottir ol ibo Bchenies which were 1abnr telr dc cribo l by TIlE Bux tart tvtlna In connictln with the prqblom In eenerBt terms they my M lo described ai robodrlnir tome torm ol elthi the loop nr the Tie danger ot the tall wltehlnrr KTiiem present or tallewltchlnB sthm when utej for the running ot nnr moio trolcB tbn nfl DOW Iii uo wore cleltri deinonntrotoil br THE Bon nt tbat time Tho UnrneiMnrtln plan whlih tha trustee had docldad to adort anti wlilab would Uoe bveo put In operation but for the omnhatlo protepta of TIIK fcOM jacked tr the oMiilhnu of utKrt onsl tiers wa the moit dnnirerousof nil Ohlel Enftlneer Mnrtln lia roceotly been quoted aa dlMjlalmlnK nnr further advocacy of that plan Itbouch at Iho tIme of Tun BUNB rovelatlona be van outepoken In his endoriemeat ot It ttboTo all othata Among the plnns now snbmltted Is I one barincm ral DOW foatutoi which is offered br CliarlOBK i llmerjr fnrmeily one of the con nltldc eucineorA of the hId Thin plan emboclluB both tko loop and ttUIsnltchlnc fca tillS thouuh ho luttnr l not scntial to It It contemplates provldlnu alocunt the Now Turk teimlDunaiul talUwltcblneTtlth n trout many ef tije otuettiB of thu linino Jlauin estm ellmlnitKxl nt tim lirooklyu frmintis Tlie manner In viliicti the IncomIng trnlns nnloudi ami tiualn lomlod with rmttsen arc fur another trlu In l aere and IjroiiKlit into tin e an lollowB liiBientl of clnicle tbitiu me ilouuio rails and i omejueiitlyiloubln tracks nil over the brldir io urraneed that tho ilxhilmnd rail of one trark rtnin almuM ncuinf the rlKbthnnd rail ot the other and the Iftfthnnd rail of ono nciiinst thn lolthimil mil ol tho other Lath track Is thus Inside thootticron l r thc comtidnrnl wlillh of liiithls but lltllu moro than tho width of mo Those are known na eauntloted rails and by heir USD ono i nr can be run almnst illrtctly bolilnd another anil itn Mtitwls still beoti a separate track For these dotible traak a ililil lt nyiitcm of cnMcs run nlnir sldo by t tide IH to be luxlUutod each cAblo belns In the contro of its resinitltn truck ttlternute oir will be run by oiio cnblo on one ry et of tiacks tin cur behind It belnc by the other cable nn the thor tot of run traokn As each our approm bcs tho Now York terminus H will run on uuurto shaped like the huudl of a jug which rrosxes to the other HljB of thn IernlaI and our ibo outcolna track at a hiutier olcntinn and thoncn out over thii proneitv behind the pitSint 1ulltzer balldloe and back gaIn to a point nearer Cuamb18 btteet whoio iis two ete of trackn preloimly rlone together begIn to dlvoico and finally OIhratO jot two pliiKlo track one ruDnlnc to eat h side of the ccutrul platform lu thodlrootlonoflliooklHi thq NotwIthstiindliiB thn fact that It Is elevated ntovo tho outKOlic track tlio whulo of thin cune IK on a down glade nod heme after it l aes the caito a mailed InuoinliiEtrain Isiar rld ot or It l and bn unlit Into pimitlon for u new trip by tIe foicuof cnulty alono This allows of the ruining of triliS oery fortyllvo secoudh ouch train culne mound the curve on a dlllotent tiack nom the ono proredineor succei dliik IU nud thoreforo comIng Into posi tion fir u new trip on an opposite ldo of tho control platform troiti IL Although only forty I Iho seooiniH thi ri font InturvencH botnoon the arrival o tht tralnb each train has ninety sec ondit to remain at tho station to let oil und take on pasaoiiKem and Is In danuer of a col lision It any rucu danger oxlets nt allint from tho not bin from tho second train fol lowing it oterthocurvi Alter Inndinu tbo oulcolnc trains run from eacb side of the edit nil platform on the out pnlnu track toward Jiiooklyn tbo curved track on ono sidv ot tho com nil Ilntform runnlnc into tie ctralclit track OM the oilier Tlie trains on the stralcbt truck nru diructly oior the entile whIle tuklne on t ncom Urn trnlnnou tbortirrod liaok beIng asslHiad tonnolnton the straight truck wire they can trap the citlile by u pulllnecitr wnrklnc under tbo plat form ind to ono sldo Jbe necessity of iislnc Incumntlvos Is tbuslitvoldcd MiouM It be do sired a cable cull be run on the mrvnd track lint thN liiilurrn eo many rompllcutions that Mr Emory does not rurommond it Iho i clang proposed nt the Brooklyn ter minus are nucusmrlly niiiiclur than thoe for Now York but they huvu tbo lrtuoof bohis entirely now In rentoption ant of pnfoty eteed and cononlenco In operation hero arc two plntlormH on for Incoming and ono tnrotitRoltiu nalus As the Incoming double traoK HtipioachuH the llrooklyn lermltiUH Its twonntB of trni Its uradnally dhorcn llnally i f young up ole on eali side 01 tho Incomlne h plntorm wham tie imssancers are dubarked The ill Ht train Hint iiiiiB in tnovraoll to the otitHldeof the Inaomlni iilfttfrnn the rotond train tn the inalilo A lui oinotivo Is tlu n at ta hid toiiih traIn drawIng It out on the ax tenalon or a pitrtly onrvod trnik which finally runs into n Btraklit track Whon this point I1 t ri nhni a switch Is l turned 1 ho train i then Fhunled tick over it similar truck IRrth Miroil to Its pro ar iIcle of tic outcoin iilatform whi ro It tukuson its iiiiHSMnKors fr I lew Ifoik Thoiotrn two sets of the twitch triukf one for each nltjrnate traIn and they t bate no onnncllon with each other ono boinn outside tho other I j Incaso clxcnr trains are run Mr Emerys I plan fur Brooklyn teijulruB a mrlp of land t twelve foot In width rtinnlnu back of the Brooklyn ItiHilttitx BOTornl liuinJroit foot if fourcar trnlns only aro do lred Urn present room U Bnnidont Tie double cable can bo I 4 run by tie prosuni engine without it Is said the necosity of nltorailon f A loop system pure and simple has ndvan tacoiotor tOnI proimsod by MrKmery but tbo t r latter probably has the nduimauo of cheaper I llrst colt it riMiuliKs however further ex planation ant Investigation bolero It can be r endoisud Mr Ktnorrwill explain It further to tho expert at theIr next neuks meeting Tbe HvrltcUmen Convention i BUFyLLO Bnpt 23At yentordais session ef the Switchmens Convention news was re S ceived from Toledo that thin Brotherhood of Hallway Conductors had declared In favor of tS nnltoil federation an against cystom federa tion Like Information was received from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman In see tlon nt Han Francisco Tho conductors and flren en previous to this Were nllleit with the e federatIon solely tluoueh the action of theIr 1 Cianil ililcers Now the uonornl organiza I tions hato iirofMl of that notion At this morultiB sessIon tho following olllcern wore S elcciol or Iho cn ulnc year tiianil Master f Frank nwicneyOliloiKn ViceGrand Hauler z John Downor Chicago Grund Orennlzur M it W uanitt KausuM City Ulicctors John K i WilBOn LH Crose WIs W II JJOTln Joliot w 111 imd Uoi rcii Law Chicago Thin Oiand Bcoretury and Treasurer hold orer a year E A HmitBbup ID Idaho r NAMPA Idaho Sept 23A freIght train on the Oregon Hliort hue broke In two between L CalJvfcH and Nauipa Idaho last night and F t lbs freight train wllh the caboose ran iloirn a i cI grade at n ruplil rate The nlclit vastbounil L ci i gastngsr running nt a hlch rate of steed If i rau fntotlin freIght reducing tlio cnboo to K i Klodllni wood mid throwing lie ret of tie 3 ti 1 fro ght cum Into tile dliii Ittilck llojleof I Jiolan lllor a asaeiigor wan intently k bled l tifa ie KnKlneiir Koldr iI aster ly jnjiiroil und tie fa I flromnu badly Rciildod Brie liddy was found t fab I f In the rock nriiilly mmielait The mtssm fao KIT enelne uas built darnace I and the line S fail ic LBX6 car aiillntiroil All the IUIVBHI gurt were o bath chaLet up Tho inumoor of tun iiuubHii i il I fcnr h aya thiru wcro no lluutv ou the roar end of r iln Uie 1ThaiCI4I AND COMMlSltCIAf t I 1w Turk Mlock JlacUanicaHajln McpU 88 t ratio mru Vl I4r1 aoiiu lit tlumt d UVB tt r lrifHiMI BDUtCol ututr lieu a 7 basiL CD ii i i S ii tlutllil rtm if I jmju kMrKl rohlu bc It 4iit lit ad iI C p 4p ll r I B 5a iwrt 4 I 10 11 p 4Ie C I i i t u Jed 117 wi U I Krr lVj 1iJ ti fcj iaij ill r a 4i r HMI uj lAd M UJW u ie o itJ I lti4 I U B ic lljfl luiji I s I CCI llui IIHI vu in Aicliton Ci t 4 I H Or IL4 N UI 101 IiiJ I bit r i I lu m M I t I liOtnon I t latliw W B Ab 5i Ul7 jUl V Itfffuli Imp ut 101 An Dllilll 4 II f I Lr ilTJI I vii 1 Hi II T W da f l l 1 4 Hi I hi Ut I I I 1 ISa 1 i liii r I I p d I l lit t ii I II ii l J 1 ill I II ii V I 1 11 On I II 1 I Id i C d I it ir it c 4 i in it I l iill 4tt i 01 1 Ji l I cc Ho PC ii I HI a W f T U S W4 C 71 nil R 1 I lii 11 4 Ilh t5t tt 7 I Jl C it 17 fill 4 Im Idrii IIT 1 a ul Iar ul4 iet IIH ollu I is A iaL C4hi1I lOj 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Pembroke fto 50 50 10 Si o Horn ililu85174 3 H7K 37 ss7 the Fhnis of Ariiona 10i IOO 100 ioo 101 Plymoutb con 83 a 03 aoo 13000 Kan ATex 45 W I 78 i TJ4 754 71414 KiooiUeoritla Iaclllo 3d 7Kj 73 i 78 73 IKIXJUUeoriTlaPaciac Inc 31 21K 31 2t a floe Line cttH SOVt K 7914 71fl 120UO Buckeye Pipe Line Vt S3 S3 testiS rLOBUfO QOOTATIOItl Bid 4ILOI iaa 45kM lIe CAtbftn72O CM Colony ito DOS 5 biIn20k nleIi1et22274 a2s CntrtiU 39 1O4 IsrtThl 453 Essiern 165 Wet End Lint 2S7 2A7 yitchbur 57 45 laIumt IIo300 30 tt aoEct117 1314 SantVstCo 5 MeL Ctfll 41 73 A T C sI p ei ai74 83 MeL GiRt 5k 23t4 25 A T k 8 1 Ia el ruLAI ELrntA cLouna QDOTATIOIII BU Alktdl M4 Wltfd FhARrnm 4i W2 8J ULehlsh Valley 33 Mi rLllAItlltpflt 38t4 I C A N fo 5274 6J Hall A B 84 pf Kif 4u I Penniyivanta t27 12 LArKR L01 r01 QCOtiTIOKlk Atchison 4ItLou A CuhtUe 84 IIDIIC 01 W lit 110 11 Y Centri Atlantic k 01 W aL 4 Norfolk k SrCILpr tit3 Cidisfl Fuiflo t3l 8orthrnPctOcpf 75 Krle Common 23L4 Ontario A West IB trie ad coniola lo t Paul W u HUnola UenuaL IU fulon 1acinc SB Lakedhore 110 Wabaahpf 24 j TOXSDAT Sept 23 Those operators who hayo begun to regard the market from a point of lnw of proprietor ship namely the bears have been betrajed by recent successes Into talking That Is an un mIstakable sign of weakness for It enables their opponents to locate them and judge of their resources and also furnishes a clue to tho real basis of their operations Though Wall street Is exceedingly gullible there Is no place on tho face of the earth whore a cam paign of wind stands a poorer chance of suc cess It Is essentially a place where monoy counts And In spite ot its credulity Wall street Is keen enough to know that when a speculator begins to supplement his operations with manifestoes or interviews which at best are simply oxprt s ons of opinion and not statements of fact bn is beginning to lose faith in his judgment and in his position Thin fact is undoubtedly appreciated by the oldest and presumably the most successful speculator now patronizing the Ktook Exchange lie al ways avoids publicity and permits those who from time to time attach themselves toblm to do the talking That appears to be the case now As there is really nothing In sight that the bears can fall back upon to refnforco themselves for a fresh attack upon values they have begun to hint in a mysterious way of vague Impending evils and to ask what mis fortune will next overtake the holders of stocks Early In the day they predicted further liqui dation In the Northern 1adllo group of stocks basing those forecasts on the alleged inability of certain large holders to obtain money to curry their lines The proposition was so ab surd that Northern Pacific preferred rallied over a point and North American u point and a half before the reports referred tn could be get Into general circulation Neither of those htocks has been Hacrlmlnutol against by money lenders during the recent stringency and there Is no reason why they should be now with monoy on call down to3 V cent There has not teen a time during the last six months when the holders of those stocks conld net borrow all that any one should Ix entitled to upon them The real trouble with North American stock recently hm been that the advance In the prho early last summer to 52 tempted certain larwu bolder to realize That wa clear ut tbo time for when tho movement began the amount of htock afloat in the street was very small Indeed the bulk of it ixsmi held by the company limit and by those woo controlled tt healers uf thin column will remember that at tention was cullnd to the very lang dealings In the stock as osidoni a that some of the shares Which had beau iruJtlcally looked up for a ear bad come upon the inuiket It will also be leineraberod that the Oregon and Trans continental Company agreed to iec lvo a laiuu amount of Its own stock uocumu lulod by the Union laclflo I people In part payment for tho Oregon Hallway and jSailKutlou stock which It bold to them It la Blgnlllcant Unit this last olHclul ntutement U iittd by tha Oregon and Transcontinental Company of its upSets anti liabilities under date of July 1 beet t nhowit tbnt It did not thins own m Mncle share of Its own slock Tha lu fBrutiun IH unavoidable that that Block was iiiarketod at lilly cents on the dollar or butler when Wall htrsetm aiiiMtlte for H wax tigorou If nil the fuel coulii to l gotten vt it would iloulitlosi he found that noon Idautltlod wllh the Noith Amarlcun Cojnpuny baa liiiuldattiq his itoiilhiuts ol Its monk durlnutii list tao or ihrvv uieki but that the lunk and tile of the Ktiont who unrffed tbeion ivif with U like l rprln hues found themselves iiniilln tiiin I v it iiobabl to I lie In Itilee Ciii I llui I unof InnliiaiH who SloW JulIa an opt us junilrio r V i the lnos which hiey pier tact nlpria laniriuK i ffiin JUIOlft i i fIt ilbol ii n I u r t iuy TI LI inidfHrtlon o fur Ms iliti North Allis 553 Co i iy i licijuiuirB MiiH urn to fifty Pica tt profltttlJIo 01111 Jliu ii Llliiu its ftirjUtjrii Jtulllr pr41rrai l fan 55 roiii4 ssry HlKlitlr lit I inlilmloD but lIes hasp luilialy syiiitbsio i end Hi reaultol f bearish iiiiiiiiiiillloii I Si I Just vuir wru borne on t i iuy lir tile feel f tligt the ttock eves worth s mull lriii lulls for u s Nir Ii Aim rl mi be I J the lId In point of tetlr fly li itngr aijij llinULli It Bud Nirtlil1 I A jin JrfuntiI wr under lu limniiicra gofn spiI df f Ilia ifiim ltitli rlnwd yui tkiuullxlluUr I lui ijarkel lit u wti l WM fairly eIhv mill I u tin niuiii ttiuuv hi 1 I ttu I oiiwon U Hill Dull IIHK I iroin this fifprifc mijtlijiiiitul und liar I s M Of III lllTiiHdi Ill the ituhhil l i 1 it rdm Hlir In ehlvi fs cniikOllHtlJIl I ttllll IIIH I H i Wail Ii riaii SOLd U wet tliu only i suti nilm reil l tint i 0 ih r nuitrli t Jjk Uwafilli waj 51 j ujiltiiiiJy dana ki1J WI lid iibdwhill ssiont 3sC 5J4111itSl iJer ltIlsssles seci sii4a iii ims htIug Ishlsr lUillou cilIleeta t espri Wn L nTlnn at tliaj lowest price Itiy tilTs loucliul iluc thipy wld Lt I at 131 The rtxton probably ii that tb Qow rnment pnrchn ot livw have failed te matariaoirrdus the atock of bn lion on hand nt tbls onntr Tn Bdoorlon of aonator iOo ir htesS TeiOltmon dIrectIng the treasury to purchase 10 000000 oimeo at nee would be a todncnd to the speculator In the white metal bet unfortnnntvly for them trio chances of Itn to t very slim The closing assace appear tra very steady at m moderate reaction from flgureq the Final ales compare With those ot yesterday as follow A T A n rT7 a r v S II T ntilOC tOU 1 4I Canadian Pae 78 H T A N lIsa 444 Cenioethrn lutZ MJ N J tmralllM4 Iii fiiiAStL OHrJ iwjj Ontario A Wait IB I4 44 I B A O in WK neon Imp 44 0 A B in pf HI WH Padfe Mail 4J 217 44 Chea A Ohio 3i K 31 PnlLPalCar 317 44I Rock SisaL t34 r Chtcairo laa 444 i k lL I A V 4374 ia Pith A I II 1 Pel Eel A Uodlonlt7tI57J kIth Risdini A WJpt 73li Ci 74j HoktnrTai HIS 7ii1 XL i Ini earn m Litti A flub KSJ BMi r L Paul pr IJ414 114 IStg I lake Fhot1117 Itn J T i rae tx L A ft 4 4 L k A neitnf ra if Tenn4 ManhattanconlH U iUlnlon Iacine 174 4 Mich cemral t3 S Psg invPacD Au 2J 251 blipebri Fac tti1 7fl rahAP com 114 IiC Kort 3 W m in W1S 1 P Pt 234 i Hart n W pf ll4 ci WstViTL 8J NonhwMttomU I07JJ W a L For VTAKKpt Wi 73 Nor I com 10 so Nor Pad pf 7o 71U Qoernment bnnd wertk Tb 4W5 snd 4s cloCd 7 V cent lower bf llnl way bonds Chlcaoo dull The foatnro were Sew York and Bt Louis 4s Hbonnndonli Valley uenotaU and Ohio Itlo Grande ant Western UU Mobile Atotil on end TOXBB Piclflo Issues pcnernK net tl iliflOS were In Important The more Ohio and to 81 Moijto Achl on 4 V cent generals S to r5 flits Oraniln Western lets toi8Hand Bhenftndoah Valley generals 1 1 and bt cent to 57 New York Chicago Louis 4a ailvnnced H V cent to 04 Bllv r bullion cortlflcaten for 338000 ounceS sold nt llMUSilHK liar silver In London 5Vd bounce Money on cell 3 cent Time money C cent for nil pcrloiK There Is a fair Inapjrr blllii for commercIal paper rIme endorsed receivable are quoted nt fl V cent nnd Crst cla Blnslename paper nt GJtt7 f cent Ktorllnir exchange dull and heavy rested asltlna rates 481444R174 for lone bills and 485tt43t for demand Actual rates 4S4l forslxtyday bill M8A 3Ott4B43 for slKht drafts and 4t l4b5t for cable transfers United States 4K cent bond redeemed lodny 281000 Total redeemed under circu lar of AIIK 30 19573260 Interest on 4s pre paid to date 6t954G2 At tlio annual meeting of the Cleveland Cin cinnati ChloiiRO and Ht Louis Railway Com pany which will bo held on Oct 29 tho stock holders will bo asked to approve n contract Italroad with the Cincinnati and Hnrlncfiold Company modifying the lease and contract cow In existence between the two companies also the execution of a lea o or opei atlnR con tract withnnd the iulsltlon bythe purcbase the Columbus otherwlti of of stock or nnd Snrlncflold and Cincinnati liatlroad of new the ballIng for that purpose capital stock to the amount of 1500000 at anti authority to liuo l bonds to the amount par of H250000 payable Kept 1 1910 with Interest at the rate of 4 V cent per annum to lie secured by a mortgage upon the proi erty ceTOd by alt lease or operating contract arid also to approve the execution of a lease or operatlnc oontrnet with and ncqulsltlon by the purchnso of stool or otherwIse of the Cin Railroad and rlnnntl Handusity and Cleveland branches and the Issuing for that purpose of S3 212 GRO common etojk at par nf the C U C and Ht L Co Tmnaurv balances compare with those of Treasury yesterday as follows cept 22 8t 23 IlBHeolSM 1156 7BM1P6 Oola fiH8i081 I raYtanaariL 70Tsow Le85IDIStI 82t12fll 7iaa740 Slicer TotaL 1184322603 I7IIMSI7 Deposits In national banks 2 1U02O airalnit fM yaiterday In addition tn tha hangout the rCstit lllver bullion purenared under iSlet Trtaaarv riDOrti act of July M ItJ K12SiIOU and not ouutandlnf uralnlt lbs lama S4654f4I Money In London 337 f T cent Discount tn the open market for both short and three months bills 4tt 4i cent Paris advices quote 3 cents nt 95 francs 45 centimes and exchange on London at 25 francs 27 centimes The sales of mining stocks at the Now York Consolidated Block and Petroleum Exchange today veio an follows SalU YaIi4 liyening EIQ0 LOWeSt CkJftti II kits I SO I 0 I 30 1 ti 1L5SruniwICt on 30 lii 30 IC 10 elt C Sticker S 71 3 75 3 75 9 7S lOnCboUr a 55 3 LS a et a 3oeionlaAi ii 1 55 1 5 1 85 1 ii tOxiCililpe 40 451 40 10 20 trcnt 11 17 17 17 S0OEIFItO ei 0 SO It 12t5kread 56 Isa 31 4i tiO4iouid a Carry 2 33 2 35 2 753 235 700 Li4tlLle 15 10 15 16 5 1 il 54 Li tO Sloinal 4 a Ii to I 45 1 45 3 43 345 iCINoYaM Queen I 00 1 Di I Xl I 0 Iii lithe S 25 25 5 23 1 23 53OiitarIO 4510 4550 4350 435 2001COldfltil 2 It S 10 2 IC 3 It ate Plymouth cc S 15 2 S 5 3 23 It 0 1101 7 73 7 75 7 75 7 75 4O0 Pionix of Aria I 6 3 03 1 03 1 15 too tan itebattn 44 44 44 43 3tOSuttr reek S 4 3 44 I 40 1 40 a000taLcn I 23 1 23 1 tS 125 Tb Iitsl transeetton win 14223 tbaru New TTork Market TL1ttAY lPl 23FLoes 50 ieiOTh 0Arket wa lull all high grettel or hat tIer Iii a td tnle0Cy Ountel lur 551FIne 8LItraEt5 er6na t3a7t No 2 extra 13e gS i t ira Ira 42e4CO dealt 5I ICSle trtjgtti t 210 1 P51115 pOrtal 37Z5It wInter 5 ZS tIle sees tiuatittes to scs tell below lb pric tn bar ret City iflhl hpplns extra ItA I fly tour 4bbLSUperflnet3SG1 flflet5C tzg Coruinesi bbL5ita br WeIern and 12 for 1irandiwIn 1sacwbai rur l Oo 1 Aol3 CoTTOi utnTes opened at tat nulls price closing teidy a a cecilia of I ponto on elteinber ml I to 3 10111 OIl other moats froni yetterdya closing price Toe talon ol tIe IxIurk1 Was ita drprflton it spot irid early dalteerlea TiI wa attributed Ia tie appre tenatoil that tie recint leery rota at lie South will Cause good dcii of isa trade Lad stated cotton it coo trwtId ansi Os pteei for ae u etlyjed ott ContraIl It a letlevea by me of lIe lean tOat co Icr will suter rota tItle cools as 14ep1fltier lou already auflered fit while recent lad wctLr sas an el mciii ot eaknt to tie near nontla ii clearing veaiher repored Iron the South alCilly wealor el the inert distant uptOn TI lie posItIon Irnuollohl was atcolntt the bulls wo live lee doing laIr stoat to stimulate a speculatIon for the rice and tho close wan u Hatless ole ffiTtnv no very decided IndIcatIon nf a turn Ic either direction Spot cotton I lue lower mlddiliije nplanitn lOMc to huh mtiiRo The followIng are the details 01 transactions In futures Jmili tltulnv frlcet lllghtrt oteU fUtfl neotember laziiftio l KX3J 10 20 llMO October lulftijtlulO jilt 10 li bItS November 1U18 1017 1015 tlUIKJ December laiv iate lu17 lull SOUI January 1O1H4I020 1U21 1011 OtllXl February 1024 102 1124 III 21 lUOl March 10HIM1XUO lEt 10 a 4400 April 101 utti 1034 50 May 114JIJIU 44 10 4J IU4J 700 June ltd9t4iutO Total sale DOtkO bilaa Tranifcrabla notice limed it lL3ta e3SQfli cc IKHIlll 13ttrUIIO Ralri Ii lea Receipts at the porte SIC day uMtti gasac Prevloudy from sept I 4Sir4H4 38851 BIVCI in Culled Slates tOrts MfSUt 2M705 IsoItosstsrl futons agate decline the general poattusu beliix alvere to the support of prlcr alti mi ten at hoc down IOOKC rnr October and nrv tiwie for January Alter liauge the clone waoay at ftsoc for October S 4ic for Nocmber l Mu lor lie cembfr and uwc for J nuary opt lard was attain lower led quite active at tie decline ala 15 tea petal city at tiiJoc anu 401 tea prime Wetern iart for arrival at H40 t 4J lr rerneil tor the t Ontinent guolvd at l 40ilu two lurk partially lower and more acthe ails 4ii l btil Quoted ew mea 911 23I2 eitra brine TioWitfll and abort clear Cl l27 itu Cut mcHt city Irregular bntlus urn ehoulilerH and lianm easier lalSlAiQi tlm pickled blue 111 411 Ca at oVAtoV aid liuMi ilckled houldru ut IK VKO uuoteii IlckUd bellies 14a pickled tiouldera Wft tXo barns b0t4iOl5c umolted alionlder 4445 rio t luau MHiaiMiO l rra eil logs Sicily at tt8t40 pigs IDe 33rd t stead rit 7 r43N for extra Incas biUMii for packet iiMir no 5i for famlli pi Ltl and tnittlt 34 05 for India uieu Sleet h mi dull nt H ji t5I li V bId SiezritetihlolId St 7etejr inhhda and 7 iMc In tci and olMiinarKarlne at lhCtt Talow steady but quiet at W hued in food demand at 1742Jc liT creamery lieea litter but quiet it ItkAxJo for Htate factory full craaini lilpcri lull on Egg cern at 22i2a for treat and 2U52574c for other giadee isgisWhiat futura were variable but Slushy de clined linda the unlavorabln lnrlin AIHIO Its vtI Lie supply for KnitlanU havlut mitterialiy Incrvaaed sale iHiHtmu buli at iJliatl H rnr duoir iiiMUtalKM for Iieceuiber and luii 4r4llii H for Mar Spot wheat yuoteill Ntirlur tlutlU red winter ic lli6 white Uc C4l 04 No 2 red winter In elvalor 8101 l The sal were tttiot bush Including unirald rob winter it l844aI deliPri hum rout tulirea wart saaiswlat ii span 5157 wilt whtt CCI iSdet huh tat il4W3Oe 10 uctubr 584 or Iiowernier 53tSrero5tdu fr I cembei uir u Ki for Slay N m i corn lbs more active about eta Jy hipiieia 3 toiiktilini 5 I ijiib an1 tlia local trail Maa brie Juolil Urtirii uli d iliii lYcetril yellow iiiiMr dn wile hai95e0 sales ntre mainly No v inUad at ittSi3a In stars ami ilIad lets alvancaii and then declined cilia Jirtibuh MicluJlnrotlon o 2 ulUUl 4i tflar for neintinher 4 k iic fur Oclubtr 4tSw OWii tor November ami 44344t7se fur Mar aid ou ilia i pot mlted at 4 t460 ma wills at titiite as In qnull aliu No 1 wlilli al 4 i glhlie In 3 lselor lire dull and nominal at u77Jc for itllCrit alit Slat Harley In dliiand WMiari alw e auiai l4 Hiiiio Attar CitIZet4hlset sick No 4 red Water for no los HiW lieoHiibrr II 411 Uar il I ii l e It Coriieuy So z nliei fur iclobr it 34t NnniUr frMtc KtcemUir b3o Utf t V ala siudy Si lulled IIT i ciuber ddli i Noxuibrr 4 rc May 46440 3t4aoa 55ba feC on Iii tIStt a 5e Pi1t but iea4 Cia qanlel Cl Pl 5 i I slId H i ii at ll5e 7I liii 550 Li II4C ful II oie Ciii 15 tag Vane osisaIy at itoul lit 511 erase itdatatir active eli I Os iiis interior Sideug cii lbrtche IS it t18 sod P4 I as 1511 AlurisU iio a rid Of Uideult iltedlal deijI rut b4iij UI ii h63c fey U 3icui di usia spienLy sale it ilfi siw toil pieui do oiu Hires eat a3 ff4a So r2I ptas 40 fysi Iiiptwhy pali ii lde his pihonu Slaid St Cii i4raoa of I a ysuule Iv tap iput taut nct10j16 I Ii jults luwr on lIter uoonth lwtjjg to Jargi recIpts 15 1i1 igs It 1115 CIII it Os tue it SIqIOs let later Iii inirisi Loeeii cnn ci itoih stall tic eideratl ditpveitlsit 10 C5Vl es4 ii e close cii la Ii Iw10 eiure poardirp Ire set iiaiiij4 3 true loser 15050 a ilj111i414r wIt I deeIaP4 I4 huts luschteJi hit jti see bier e y17s4 be ci Di Ill ia44 1141CC 3U cliii ea list iii hit ftilnwlig prirI SaitSliIl4rIM 4sg IC it Il3aieu I tlpiiter 9 1 a Jeaery I ts I P I hoputsr Ji C ia4te IS 4 e I CI I Var octet werc ales siloIp jit I ide ci farce noise murav i4v ujii il us tfliuidd l ulffu fl Loii4v aCetAte we dull midolMa ses34r l A ifii iti 4540 ligs raiiidfiKnU ti lal Miaa4 lu riiilddlpt1M l l rrurOar al iv 554 II U ruuwee1 lla 7 urioae ci inkeesreAc tit kelru i MI aa4 41ft likfiu war et44 lu a fcier uoua4 tarari eiet M I10USL blCMla4TI liEs rMfUMAcriukM fi4izA sIje foe mvtat C 131Cc fey pewdetd C tttte ebb4 i tar uttil4 A d5M A P C li lire e for for neSt t A I iIS for eOnrCtieilrO fel 3 Ise 115155 fOr wilt saws 4 iC sisse yellow MolalsIrostliaoesuulpt tiatetidy doipdl dOisi Ilende 3Cei Vott itI coM tiwsloc English 5 utICstc i ctiolee to fancy 5k ordinary to prime firm rrlcea to In demand at Sicily 4cc Rice s fair ndeieie that and stel arm macSelL 6lbem advice report but tot demand 5 setiTe lot holes oonhd iOOds us little all and a to daiatpi girds the Se ye drill 05 110 tnatIet pomeihtot of a qeevee thy are 5 Suited DomeStiC fair tO r Od 534t57t0i prime V bond SH Patna M 5Kelo cholee t Hc Japan 5W3VI Mwce a Rangoon 54574Cl do In Bond 2IfIic The dull Battling tlstL4traitl tin sllthtly firmer nut quiet for Pec ember ic mint roth price for spot rX Itw nomlnallv at 17c for Septmber dull and quoted per market the use a Lead declined a trIte hutat thecloae waa 51274 opelter we for spot waeitair settlinc price cooled nominally at ft i5C for ieptsmter I 04cr the US MM I5 8VM rule wi ton oilS Iron warrante old at was In littt ne 4eAi Hmaii Kplrlta turpentine withreraUrafreely mind and thesIs hairIer at 430 floiit steedyt luSt ed at 4our and tnarllna luilibla common a rained at f I4A and Mil tibia rod dnatM3 Ono ed t ommon loroKl itralned I joa lies K l film TJIT 0 nBui II 52 voa I 313 IC 7b3l X Th t 1181 ri tn rr ti Tar steady al ae f e b Pitch quiet at SIItC opened I ri01 CK National Transit wrtlflcatu ad without decided chanit hut later slrenrtheneo coo iflral i u to huUo Tree n rlnie thn caused the declined lo gradually market to weaken aol priori 7KJ40 The clos however was steely with the irraat itarilne rocoveri There wee no trading er part of the cerlln certincatat National Transit cateaopened ing In nurkeyn at Wltlo aold al 7PM V C and clceeilat unchanged at FUCI aalosHJUlobbla Rannet lo ibIs Crude la bids unchanged al t800 74OCI cakes 9C Naphtba 741C Lire Htoek Market 10w Year tijeeday Sept 23Receipts of beevel were 453 heat Including 23 cars for export ad 3 curt direct to local elsughlerers Ito trling VUnI stely rlreset beef trrn St tI447c 4 Ii for native slice 8hIpmeat today 434 beeves aud 2515 quarters otheet Tomorrow 54 beeves and l2I4OquartSrI0t beer Latest cable front London qInlee AmerIcan steers ttrm at lt412e lb dressed weliht end Anteri can refrlgsatcd trot heady at scant Sic 3 Pt Ileceil of raIses wet 77 heal Suarket raid dill it a delIne of 4c IS s3l sold at 5587ISJ 4 154 Pta irMieti Cl 254Ztl westerns at 3i147 neceIptu of beep and Iambi Including 1 cat direct wer 7o5 hea Tadttt We very loll and dow but cold at 84 pricee were iii coolelabur lower Sheep Pa 5 73 Itt IIs I iemle at Su7 I 4 Dressed mitten sleady at PIO34o Pt Ireed lambs stow at lc4ltn Iteceipt at loyLinelodinf S cars foe cel were 33214 heed Markstdiil aid lower at 4I5I5I3t5 153 s Real Emt Ezchanee Balci nr William RtnntUr A Brothir Tbr Mf rr Hone front d r illnir with lot I0tix7 445 Uxlniton Limos mast ildeau II feet north or fortroartb meet for tmuo ilJohi F Ii Smith Three abel trick haute wIth lot lOxiIlO 113 East llath itreet north lids eMs oc Fourth avenue for Three story ionefrontlwIllInL with lot 2ixloai1 Ill seit irid etree t north ilda tail of ttarcnth aye for 5249041 cue And two lots each 2 x100 on Eden avenue east ills too i feet north of Walnut itreet Twentytonrth ward for Sits a Alto hlrooklyu prnrlcrtr onptatng two twlotor brick dwelling witl Into Cccli aboUt lOxti 2 and Maaiaset claus suet td 1195 foeS uonth of itapiyea Ilirvi for V 434 each By D r I Inrrabam Jk Cot four rourstorr brIck bnlMlnra with two Iota each 21x n HIT and 3IH IU t Twenty fourth street north Ida 21 O feet rest of Secnn1 arena far Cl 1J frM sees Oneitory alabli and two store brick and frame dwel hag wlti lot sniHNn sai Ejt Twentyfonrih itreet north Hide 4jr feet cut ot Second arenue fOr tOnsiL Sly A ii SlollerA Non 23x1006 ICO ronr itorr itonttrontitwelllnt with lot Wen mjtythnril rtreet wutli tide lius feet weat ot Muth avenue foreclosure 9J77x Usual Estate Transfer Hfth it n r 2Sftn TT Brook ar 5fU100 Rcbtrt II Sthewt and wife to James II Kallr 34000 Fame prop Jamei II Ktllr and wife to nlcholaa J OlIoiinVlt 84100 110th it e a HI 10 e Concord ar MiTO JametJ OConnor ansi wife to Thoma Malone 1 121it it 47 bait Cornelia A HotcbklM et al to Crrllle Carrean 1 Saint proD Marian H Knapp and Lao to Crrllle farrean I Tltlany 01 n a 1USJ Charlci C Cbarcblll et al to Dora 1etern 8800 Tltfany it na 11 40 tamo to grout Weber S2UU 4th HT pint a map Claremont UM and 24th wanli tIm II Peer et al to Lawrence Kran I25O Fame prop lame to Stephen K Brown 12TiO taLLy w a U6nrrtli leath t 21 Uii2 James Ketie sni wife to Hrlfltet hogan 8000 14Tthitni 4C e rronpfct it t u xiuo Charles WeigtltoJIariarette nelxel I lists iv w 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William Ialor 22700 57lb it a 5 IB w Mh ar 4onxKUr Jaa A Kooivrelt and ann to JoIn B Kennedy lOOOO 94th it vtVf nlter J Molorioe to Rae Werner 12UUO 71ititaa looted ar 7oxIU3 Oeor eyCol linn to Frederick Rohr 1 Eldrlilie it 80 Simon Flneetal to Mary Sink eliteln 1 FlilrMee it H2 Mark rinkeliteln and uno to Vorrli Mm it find ann 542270 Iroa lwar I 7niid Uia Samuel t Babcock it alto Union Trim Co I RirnP4 KP MORTO1GII Allan 1ouln 8 and also to Corlnna Jacob s s itS at erithavyrii 23000 Anderion V alien r I to John 11 hcrereu et Al hiimil it e nth av ayra imurtn 505OO Urtttnann MMlUa amf anolo sarah King na lAthat 0 lIlt ad f r BOOO reaiilet Jfhn et al to Homer J Vcaudet as 120111 it e lllh av demand OJOa Illack Juielh It and wilt to diaries N Kb aw in lTth at e Uiioolnar fiyra 15000 Pent Jacob J et alto llaem Har Bank tea lliill nl a v IlTlh HL I jonr aixn Pulwlnkle Charlotte M tl Juliui 0 elll Let Hnffton nv ti e corner lloth It I I year 1500 Cone Mary 7 toUllilam 1 Vend w I 0t av s fithit jyotn 3000 Khun Thomas O to hugh N Camp a e a Ho tnn ar n c Ieront 3 yean 570 4lr1 Henjmnln aid ano to Henry Waltera Clinton it i w corner stantonft InMalli 1800U IllKlnion James J and wile to llreenwKh Bar Banl a a4laitt 0 ih aT I lea 10000 Hi phof Michael ami coo to Merrltt K Sawyer AMnunA i 3 a corner flit drmanii 5500 Iloirau Hndiret to rmltli Liy w a iii ar n I that i n 8OTO JarTlt Iiert r II I to I eo V himpion iruB n a Illlhit davayn 7000 Jjenle a Mary to the Continental Ini Co 55 KMney w Try it I yr 3000 IxjrKh Sciloinou et al to the Harlem Savlnga ilank n KellY Pt o Beach ar I yr 15000 MoniVy Morrl and ano to Mary Flnkeliteln MhMrldrait I ir 603 Storar P a Si sob wife 10 Suav llltchcotk n e Cr Iawrence ant Idward ott I yr 355W SIllIer lIrberl sad wtr to tie Srankiln naygi iltik ns4lstpt abtisay I yr 3itJotaania to Mtfls E Treay w a Atnler daIs as a 11715 It I lITIirr Join snd wlftOtIieCn ftDtldlnr Zcat Sicilice AsuOciatlOlt W I line cc llavard al nmtaiia 5810 MeodiUnn ui sit tn Jamei Illiriclni and ano s sIlilil e3dav3Yre 55W 0111W Corocilue 10 Julia Ttlfrd n s 1234 st 5 lit SiclOas LV I yr i 1IOrtiI 5003 1icley lavii aid wife it illsn Itogars ii s 5llb 1 wCcntrii ark Weal 5 act 25700 Reilly 101111 1 to ho undue7 a Cttrrlr Co Ltd iiM72dit e AV A It J moa PloMelinIcf Slartharel Terence Meoolreea Klnc irliUo and w eat Karini road n Arthur It I yr 7800 Suittlel llek and Wife to ilsrlnann Ii Schar mann a 5 ilivtIon 0 Attorney si I 1000 I Ciclh Otu V and wits It Nary 1 Monroe a jolamblno ats it ye 25JX ISle Jolla I sid wife in The N5ltiVflk of liany w au av a uriih ot H yrn 10000 Werner Ilay to W alter J Mcludoe 40Weet04th it u yr 12000 Tel loiih I an l wife to Anne A Slots i41 3 cIt 17th Hi I yr 8000 Weed Itol art M to II L florton A Co 215 Itset lilt St 6UX Voerkncr burIes and wife toVliVliinlcrunt I ii ustrial haS Ices Bank ilililh t w Ar A I yr TiOO Welfr Pratt and wire to Bradlee I Elton 104U Tiffany it 3 m 930 Ltd sot Friedman Annie to Abraham floldbiri 170 lark row J yrs 12700 Kuril IJaUJ to Ituilolph A llofmann 7M IIIU Buafes vilyre IenUno hpecard to MarcelliuliaYuey 4a Al Cedar luyri 3500 Court tulenditra This Oar Srraanx CotittCnimiM Jlotlon calenJar Noa I to Il called ail II I oclock Ht riTiuMKi inuiT Kor probateWiile of Andreaj kleilalTh Norman Cook minion Pelrard Henry Sloth staler and Max Doctor 10 A u John Bedaub lumi A Si CiTy CouRT rart lKo calendar Part 11Net ruT 1141 lim I Iid 18211 Wi7 141 ill I45i I4M I4i7 Mil UH miT 145 Part III I I iSoc IIK HXI K luji 1171 I 10 3i 1117 I3U ILAT HUJ 1470 1471 I47 1474 Hut iIdciitU html 3julrrt6t rIEiAevAlti Allis lllWOX O CANAL ituilAhy lihfl IIKK AIlS 27 IMfO A quarterly dfiUud of one and thrie iiuaiiera M par ini DM Ihe catillal lloct r f its iininnr will U I ulil at lie oiiica of Ilia romiany It I nrlunJi 51 in Ills illy IM sri after Mouday tent 16 ISIs l Tile holster honks sit Is l e uloieil from Ilia vitae of builueii Is lay until u liIitliiIiC i i luemiay 5 i iit lu il older if lUe lluril of f aiunir IAMI M r I HASTy Treasurer I liTIIIIS PAIllli IIAIIKllAllrOMIAKV J M H Vllltli eug Jl 1 IDUl i AilIMa 4 of one dollar ur bare itco Ill da Ull dilaiail ii Hie irffiruu I aiock i f Hit iiuii i r fur lli Si ijirfr rinlli tf June s 1 I i eel i j lalabla IM ID I I Hj it i lniii rs f i nor ni I 1 IK r Ihe Retailer tusk nl lie irafarr d IMS nil aloe tl J ucloikl N Set IV iHlfll unit VAlllHlll cias4 shill tfl 55551k A M Ui I I IW Ut srdi of the Ucar4 at r4ctor iJBiJItOJIl 0 MAA5EftYau OSSICE 151 iii Nat a Ii I tetchy glvrn Iliel In krwrdaura klili a raa uluilbit 11 ilie llotiri nf IntttUra aJotii ii at A 51111 litil July 1 ii moi list lisle i iu ibe PegoiW Sing nk iuii4mtHi triiuLtiit Hut ltt I ISIs i will be juid 51 dC klatil ellIC ii C r u it ttie gate l at ft per cit 55 aISISUSt K f HI Ifl TtMurtr 0 I tilt sJjt Ifll UIMki dowrI V es i 145 11 HliOMMiiV 1SW VillaS a Il It Kin use iiftutf iiuarurl JlnJ Ul nl m eia cad a Stilt iniili a Fai is ia teCh cOated puss IU clotS if 111 iliu u u fat lliii u4 iurf H tXi IWI u ttoc taller a if u it al La Uiae nt tuaMuu lej4 Hi TieUufaf UJtlwll 54011 ai S iufk r ui f U Mil IKf HU I C flAMOP UtHUtt idAegLA4tAAtA4I4 The Alfred Benjamin Company latarporated nB er the Law of thai Bta of New Jersey Capitol Stock 1500000 DIVIDED INTO 5OOO Bhtareil ol Preferred 1 per cent Co MOistly Convertible Htcxk at fJlOO at Hhnre tWOOOOO 1OOOO Share Common Block ait B1OO a Hhavio 81000000 Preferred Htoek may a t any time before Jam 1 1H9 8 be converted Into nnd thus ix changed lor Common Htoek att the option of Slur holder mock holder nave no personal liability all Hock Ii fully paId np In cnlb There In no mortgagee on any property of the Company The preferred stock will be entHld from Aug 11WO toacnmulatlte preferential dividend at the rat ot 7 per cent per annum payable out or the net earnings before any payment Is mad to the holder of the com mon stock Tbe preferred stock will also have the right to payment In full principal and Interest before Any payment whatever la made to the common stock on ac count of principal Tha common stock will te entitled to the lurplna earnings from Aug 11SPO after the cumulative divi dend at the rate of 7 per cent In each year has been paid to the bolder ot the preferred stock and will he entitled to lbs entire allele afterpayment In loll at principal and Interest baa been made to the holders ot tha preferred stock No aialartee will be accepted br the offi cer or the corporation In any year onleee 7 per cent I paid on the preferred and P per cent In pitld on the common stock Dividends will ha payable aim annually Antust and yebruary The general and special partners of the firm of Alfred Benjamin A Oo will SBbacrlbe for Ten Then and abates nt the capital stock paying therefor 31OOOOOO In cash and agree to hold not less than ytve Thousand sharei off tha common atock for five years next enduing and to continue as ecatlva on sirs to manage the corporate affaira It such shall be the wish of the stockholders The member or the Hoard of Director Tor the finS year ol The Alfred XSenJnmln Company will bet Isaiah aoeephl Albert F Ilochitadtcr Xncene H Ilenjamln David Hochatiidter Jeosa Uoeentbnl Bamael Kooenthal All of the present general and specIal part mere of the firm Alfred Benjamin u1 Co Five Thonaand shares of the capital atoeK of the Tompany are offered to tbe pnblle at par of either the 7 per cent preferred lock or ol the common Mock a anbacrlbera may Indicate In their application In no sass wilt the totnl amount of atock exceed Five Thonaand hare a Habacrlptlon will be payable as fbIowl 5 per cent on application 20 per cent on allotment 25 per cent on Oct 20 1890 25 per cent on Nov 10 1890 25 per cent on Dec 1st 1890 The enbflerlptlon Hit will be opened at 1O A SI on Oct let 1SUO at the omen of ALFRED BENJAMIN COMPANY The finh crlploa llmla will close at 3 P M Oct Zd 1800 Subscriber will be notified as soon a poulblft there tfter ol tlictrallotmenti Customers and Employee will be given pre cedence Tho right I U rterved to reject any and all inbicrlp tlons and to allot less than amount vobscrlbed for In case no allotment la made DO deduction from de peeK ball be made for any canse but amount of de posit accompanying application will be returned in fulLFro Fro pectn en und form blacks of appli cation arc to be hurt nt THE OFFICE OF ALFRED BENJAMIN COMPANY 104 AND lId KLEECKKB ST HEW YOBK Tie stock will be regIstered t r T1IE CENTRAl TKUHT COMPANY OF NKW YOBK B WALt ST TAMIATTAM TRUST CO i 1ANUATIANTIICST CAPITAL tl000000 CORNER OF WALL AXD NASSAU ST3 A Legal DeposItory for Court anil Trust Fond and Gels eraS DepoiltL UBEnAI HATES of IXTbBKST PAID on HALANCRS Th COMPANY l anlhorlz to act as EXYCT3TOI0 AUMINISTBTfillUAKUIAS RhCblVKR and TRUli TEE al FlARAL and TltANrFKK AOhM and u KtU IfTKAlt OK i TOCK and BON UN Tba company altar lo exacutora and trvitiea of ei Sates and to reltgoua and benevolent Initltutlona Sleep lions lacUlttea for the transaction of their builneaa OrtlCBRS r O FRENCh Prnldtnt J 5 L WATEKH LKV Vkrrreiident C W IIASKINB fcecretary A T ritbvcit Treaanrtr DIRECTORS r o rRpscn 10Y n w CANNON NY n J CROSS N v JOHN a FOal N y II 1 HIIIIIlNNdN notion IJiOOMDUKJr Bits ACO llhLMONT Jr N V JAMHO fcMIIlMJN NY t 1 RANDOLlJI N V AH KOSKMIAUM NY C O BALDWIN N Y HAM It NIIIILFY thlla CIIA3 r i TAG N Y K T 1IMIN N V IlfcNKY FiLth ChIcago J 1 WATKKUUItY K Y KX JOKTON Y II O OltTIICOtlJ N Y THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO EQUiTABLE BUILDING NEW YOnK CAPITA AN1 tSUJtPIUt 83000000 IP a legal deposItory for Cntirt and Trust fond tad for central deposits upon which It par LIHKKAL KATRtf OK INTEREST from date of deposit until date of whlidrawal She coin anr also by law aeia as exeoutor ftdmlnl Orator guardian rcc lTfr und trim as fiicol Cud Uannfer strut ana us registrar of storks Kxcepitunal retCs and fecililtes are flered torallidooa and beiieTolent Institutions and tv eiecutorn or trustees fit estates JOUIH KinUbHALD Ireal tnL JOHN T TKKRY Jilts III D IIYIil VlcefrntJent lllUARH L MONTOOMBItY IHNIir C HI JIlNil hecretnr and Treasurer CI1MON U U hTEiLAIsislllii pecrotary MOORE SCHLEY Bankers and Brokers HO nUOAUWAY NEW TUIIK MEMBERS OF TIIK NEW OIIK STOCK EXCIIANQE Private wire connrcltoni with correipondenliat BOSTON PIIILAnKUlllA nAITIMIinl CnlCAOO TABH1NUTUM I C HICIIMONU VA If W DUJViBtlJli A CO Stocks and Rends KAMI CACIrlU IIUTI K 4 Ji1410 to hitOAlili AS xcuv ToJLIL 215 LJiUN cT N45IVJLE TINN R IV DIMIAM I tl DJINMn II U tPKAIIr Member otIS N Y Mock fetcliiiuKi 171CR TO IIOIniKH OF hT LdlliJ AND hAN NOTICE O KallWAYCOUIANVKTIUKCENr mUlfMKM IIOMIHIr1 IH ID IIMAII rT MW YllltK June J IH 1 The Intir1 uudfr the niortir ir Kl an Itreiur has abvrr nani J lmid bata Hilt tap dasu ii i tuttr itutil tie Ccliii lof II 3 ooiiraiui for ia uieinu Pc liU alllin II I l Ira of tti ttllli lUKiril In IHal laIc Tlie nuinlera of lh bout so 4rarn ar n lullovti let nv 117 I ui m in 3141 i i iP3 i nu MX Sit Slit tii aa1 1114 bidl 441 dill Cii 57 471 14 htl ut DM ui KM mi UM AM BUI nut uul 74 tm Tai vit 5171 515 16q llu liit r teu the teed of lit iboep uuuUri irU tie tU PC I t Treee A SAFE AMD PROFITABLE IHVESTMEHT imriimKT IIONIJI ny TIIK rfllIAJEJ4hslh U4I5J 4NP IN VENj HUNT tuijje inn I 4JE 59 HIM AliKIJIIIA til M 4 515 IMKffMf M f i UMlft III I IIIIfI I infM eijuar f w all M K I hIas I i lilt I H K ENDS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 49 Well HI a4J J PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD oil LiSP AFTER sKrtsMiKrt ism iteo Tralaa ice challis toot ef D abraee eti cml r ril o Sltota aa fellawai Oioo A M TIIK FAST LINK for tbeTfat rnllmao t ttboleBlpint and rarlor CarL Arrivea CuTe linda 53 A M coloabot Jliai A M Cblea tour St abe Bi Lonl7tor M flll dar ConncU also Williamport txick Hata and nanoro axcep for SDn4ay A tei xpt NIW Saturday Vent AND cntnAoo 10100 ctd eieltnlvly of Pnlltnao Teed LlHITBD reiepoeed bne Drawlai aad Stat e Boon rlerlnit Plaint tlci Bnancla Smoking and Otwerratlei Cars ptseetlag ii r and tvpewittera batBroom tovaSherI teperis 153 bOth utica TlaJlimald harbrbop library ant omc LIghted by all tho coiteaietea of borne or Arrts CIa etatinary aid morable elcthjo Iitbta laoati Sda ant ChIcago 154 A N nxi day CINCTII VIIICAil ANtI 50 fIt LiUiII NATI 100 5 ixrftgss Pullman Sutibul Cleeptng Car Car New York te ft Louie Chicago aid Pining Cincinnati Paasenger t aeh New York to Columbus AIrITe elSnatnion C Si CblOAio 8 wu P L ana Si fnii 74U r N elt day o fnorel 4TPH KwhHTKKx EXPRESS for an petite and Southwest Pullman ve iihuleliepingCarNewtcrktoriiisb the West Kortaweil rgi at tents ChlragoSn Ihuls innatf and Merapt1 Pjnnylvanla birago Yd New York so Phi adelpbla and si Dining Car Eel f S J Rlehmonf and CM P maS PIning Car PlttsburgU to IC at finelnnatl MIS P Chlcagu elsa Arrives and Bt boil 7 O A M second merit P M next day Toledo except dally Ing Connies for Cleveland and SainrOCy Pullman Paffet PiCO P M PACiyir BXPRKKS New fork ta Sleeping Oar New York to Chicago arrtvei weak Shenandoah Valley via Ihe MenDhls 7l P H Cleveland hS P u days at nay Columeui and dally at Chicago lIt A M second nest morning Connects for Toedn dally ant Mr corry Cleveland and calnmbua ex rrle the nil Keglons Cpt tlaturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH Washington Llmlleii r pria ef Pnllman rarlor Cara dally except Sunday liitlOA M arrive Wash Limited Initon sao P U and Oonrrenlonal dally with Dining Car at S20 PM arrive WaabUr deity H yi Srn and etA ton COOI P M regular nprrat A Jl aiu4i i 5110 and OP U and Hits night Baltimore only HOP SI Sunday 513 ail 83O Tot K M and tJl3 night For At 470 100 and ffjn rotntsonUheiaprake end Ohio rtallwar and Cincin nati Mepert hitting Car and Coaohea through 510 1 LonVUranch PusS Pleasant and Intermediate eta Fe Long er week data 3lM VIO A H tJOi neon Sill 4IAL Clans LAd 5211 r M Sunday Pl43 A N Silt P k de at AebiteT Pirk on poday Ot net ATLANTIC etoo CITY 110 P 81 rlritigb Day Coach week laps c005eots for Cap Slay rer lid roint and Norfolk CIa N w York rhtiads1pat cal SorfIIk Ilaitroasl 800 A U daliy macapt sunday antltoi P M daIly via leSIlmorl and Siay line 812 r U v ak Gays FOR PHILADELPHIA hay 5 tllra Ssprua trains UIM4L sUb Cbleat l1ai 731 Uti SIC S flu and lucid Washington Limited and Car Dining a 30 4oui 4 i5o mri M VaiM I 3 Silo It uu A SooT 3iniX and 55 r M and UIJ nIght l AO commodatlon lliu A XI 444 and TrOt r M Coa commou n bill Iso iou ill Llmltait and 10JA M xprOe J UUL 4 430 A a R and r M anil Aoannnodatlon 7OP M llttMlithL 12115 call for and ToaNfwVark Tranilir lornrauy will Tb ruldaneai thrauxh w chcrk i a rar from hatali aid leltInItila IO those tablas of local train apply w any Uokal ions CIIA8 of 1VC1LfRt JUWOOD Oearal Manager Oenaral rmir AgSDt CIIIOII VALLEY RAILROAD LBUlOtt Leave foot ot Corllandt or Del it hrotiei at 7 B ti30 and 11 A M 1 34 4M 510 anSI r U Tha picturesque route between New York and Eaaton Bethlehem Allen town rotUrllle Mauch Chunk Wilkes barra Plttiton Scranton Ithaca OaneTa WaTirlr IVatklna Hen Elmira Rochtiter Buffalo Niagara Falls torontO Detroit CIlICAQO ST LOUIS and ALL POINTS WEST Tlckata and ileepliir car herthi can be lecnrad at tha neutral Caitern Office 233 Broadway or 180 Eaat 121th traIL gIJAIdLESTON 8 C the South and Southwest CHARLESTON AND ALL ILI III U A POINTS TIIK CLVIIK HTKAMHllIP COMPANY From Pier A E K foot Koo evell n at s P U IROQUoIS Cliarieston 1 JacktonMlle dod Sept 54 YKMAfiSKK Charleston A Jnckunvllle IlL Sept SB ALdOVOLINtnewl Chai A JaiklonvllleMon Sent 29 All steamers have nrstclam jiueniler accommoila bun Insurance under open policy effected at ont filth of 1 per rent irui P CLYDlI A CO General genta 5 Bowl ue Gretn New iork L O Ecer O E A O R F A Y Line 347 n way W T ilPASIA TllAJ BATLA NTICA UHPANlfLA STEAMSHIP UALDOHHKO 1GLLSIA3 Cart lOs Ofift will sail from Company 11cr al N F on Tuesday Sept 1111 nt i2 M tatting freight and passengers for Ha vana Banilayo If Cuba La liuara rcno Cabello Port Llinun colon Havanllla CariagenadJ a of o and St Maria with trauaanlpinent at Havana for Cadiz Barcelona and other HedlteiMUean pirta For fur thor partlcularn apply to J M ChBALLOS t CO Agenta fo Wall at rxAMnuRGAMEnIcANrAcgETco12xpres sr HAMntJUOAMESTcAN 1i tloe between New York bouthampton and Ham burg by the mucnlflcent new twin screw eteamen of Hullo ton and uuoii to HM I horse power ThIs line hold the record fur fate tripe to and from saneSt anipton and tlo Continent equal to six days two Sours to inrrnmown llamburgAinencan I General Passenger Amenta Packet i o 37 Broad I I C II KICIIAKU A i o way N V I 81 Broadway New Iork NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPANY The Iron steamlblp VA LENCIA tapt F f Miller leavea Pier Il E I R foot Ilke n Tuendayiat It p I5Y 7 M for Collage ftty Mao Rtckland saIlor cli psiefle On Icnobctt Itiver Eastort Ste and St JOLO 2 ii ri accommodation anti itw Isres iriarlit at brett rates and o trans ferlng iiooilsrecrlveit daily icr 1 par tlciilirv N L MHCOMll Ieneral Manager 13 Rroadwnv 0 J MACKItKLL F ant P Agent F II NLtVUOMH Agent liK rlatush BT lirooklyn oitDDBfTClIHIl LLOYDS S CttS N HIIUItT lllilTIi TO LONDON ASD CONTINENT ijteamera rail from rlr rIo or j 51 Itihoken FAST LXIlthSl hTEAUIuA Trnve Wed bent Jt I P IHder But 410 A M kibe bat Sept 27 H P 3 MI Alter WeS CU 8 1 PM Latin Wed urt 1 H A Ml ulja Pat Oct 113PM Hr t cabin STJ ami i upward a berth according to lo b cation second cabin 60 a lierth stefrnge at low rates UKLII1C lib i CO 2 Ujwllng Uretn EW vonK AS CIRA MAIL tTBAMsmi cox NEW IANV FOR ClJitA AM IBIICO All learner sail from Ilui in and 17 K It at J I I NIAGARA havana ad tHitna Ve4necday Sept 24 llama rroitreso Canpeclle Frnntera IL MA v j and hers cm Saturduy bfpt27 For particular freIght or tiavace applY to J All ItS K WAIID 0 CO 111 I S Wallet T E5TTATK LINE FOB ANTWEKf AND PA HIS XV fallnirfrom New York and AStierp every week h I cnminilp i MiHMjAMJ I Ufliict I at i AM Btamelilp ttHLAM fjilnct I H at 1 I St Mnt cabin C4S and upward ttcuraon and up want tecrmd cat hi S35 ox urklul S L a and f 12 ITIbli MUUII1 A Hits Pen Aiita 41 Howling Grain PAST KRIIiillT AM li SENUKB SAVANNAH FLUIII1IA AMI TUB SOUTHWEST Tin Sayainab At a i M from Pier 33 North Blver foot Spring at TALLA11 BMi lat luiltr I Monilav sept 15 IA SAK CITY Caul Kempton ilneila Kent 17 KtefiDKrH are proH i test wltIl dr tClaM laicencer ao coininoitatlona UKANCK un ilfthr 1 per cent IfelTectel by J oV net at 117 llruntlnay or 3 oclock It tIle pier on or Lelnre tlia day nt puling premium liiar tiecoltertrdat dratiuatlon Oltitrnlf it mult IO isald by slipera WVlJJfYW HIMIAMAX T M is ii itilisil 1 Art W F ni7 Ilroadvray New York Savannah lla LISEBrTlVEEN NEW YJflK OLAIOOW STATE i t SIllY I LIt iLOMMNIIlllY with through IteLetsatrMucedrateto Liverpool onion UtibllnAr bTATEOFPbVNMUANIA Tliurs Sent IS11 ttAI Cabin pusftite 43 to Svi arcodlng to location of ataieroom lixturalit l tickets eta lo 5 7 Steerage tickets to and from nil parts or Kirope 51 Ioaenl dales IromPlerl I oliimhlahtprea ItriihFerry Urootlyiu MV Kor particulars and imA ige apjty lo AUsTiN HAIIiWlN A t l lien Itt 3 Broadway NY IllTE STAll LINK t I AM LOYAl StAll Vu Bteamrrii New York tUrefltuWfl and Liverpool HKITANNIO Wedlifadav frtl 31 I ill p M MAJKHTin 5 tivnatr not ITMIA I i ry superior fecon cabin ftftoniinoiluiioiisou Ma leslie anti Irtitonlit MPerafrti and from the oIl coun Ire 5 Conu un oftico V Umadwar and nn th a hart loot St tot lulliit IIIICC IMIAV AZIIIC t QitttIoii iwtl 2lrttinn J MlllLAMtllAlLWAV COMlAXY CO1O1UDO hll rlilltin crMI I I t I OLOUAIlllHKIMiN I Colt slit S3 1ROO lIsa ANNlAI Ml lilWUof tIe Klotkhorderi nf I1IK IIuKAUO JlllllAMlUIIWAV COUIAN for tile elrctlinof lllrtcturn fid for the Iran I Killun it such itlitr buuteacil l MI muy I r i riv c iue bttoreniuli Inert lair will be held at ilf oillcp of the CumpMnv at loSO geju i prlii iii to oia4 i at twelve U o cluck noon LU Monday let ti l i She cluck Iralllfv iookr WillIe closed at 3 o clock I U 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Dally eacpt nnnday IDally eiopt batmj Othit tzchns rin daily CiO those leaving at except AboS trains 2iQ3lll35LPi56i4iI5125PUand1 I LI stop tt is th Pt nation 3 JOHN U TOOOEY OKOrtOBIJ PA General Manager 0nerairaesle 2L New York and Boston Hall I of Dii Liavo Syvay 9610 M Bprlnrtald and n irc itar 513 f 811 II lOfO M i New London and ProrldanM 10 24 II oo A M 8prln nald and Worceiiar 0 P 0 1 I2ro M Hartford and N V and K H P II i5I IK P M New LooSen and TtoTldanea Oi P K and N T and M 80 P 11 WUIlmantlc 000 p 9 SIC P M Sprlniroeld and Worcaclr I 4 P N fttoo P 1 M aw London and Prorldenoi 615AM II4JOI5LSPriacflold and Worceitar 70OAN 13lIOF M Saw u ndon and Hrortdene nun dally Includlnx Sunda hours and by ii mtea return service aame Du leave or SIlO F K Fabyana Monntalna DII A M White 745 P X JOOP M hawport vie Wicord1 RPttU ilf401 M 4J I1 M Danhury Nnrwaltlt train Through lartor and aleenhng cars by C T lIEMITEAL2 un Agent BATO I 555 Kxprsdra St I iuhIiALIEiA 15 RALT1nue VASHI TUN CHICAGO CJCINNAn S ST QllS AND A r v POIVTB pr wilT FLLIMA3 CAll BKRVICB ON 4 TRANs leave New York foot at Liberty tallow S M 1211 if Tor CHItAon nvo P 0 r U Xor CINCINNATI ST LOUIS DO 454 80 WAHHINOTON BALTIMORE 150 JL HIM For A M 200 320 sX P X 1213 AII An nlni tally except llisi A M Sunday For NORFOLK Tla Bar Line 3 f V oSCArs and JI4O hroa W C Ticket oltlcs VBl 415 OOT 05 SflTtt Turk and M liroadway Brooklyn LinKHTV ST to rural B R of N J 3 I nd cheek lIes York Transfer Company will cal 11414 asggtge frntn hotel or residence to deain10 IIJL i T IUIELL iHAHlO General Slanaros General 1Liar AgSi ROYAL BLUE LIN CENTKAI B B OF Z1IEWIEEISET Philadelphia and Reading Baltimornd Ohio TOOT Of LIBERTY ST NOitTlIYBII TIME TABLE JUNK 03 A For Philadelphia Baltlmorand Wash injtton 7i4S POft30 IL IS J at 4ao For Philadelphia X I2il nlilit oioo Bioa 78 200 aM 400 K fPM bUNDAYS SUM 11JOJ ATk SOO lUt 5tS M Hiift nbt 1133 for Baltimore and Washington dattat gin il3J except Sunday A M 2110 542l r It 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I THE BUN WEDNESDAY SEirrifiaimsU 24 1690 9 p A MOVE BY THE ELEVATED COT OAltt fiLL ItVN ttOllE lltAlNH ON AKl AFIttH OCr 1 Thi fati Winter H hetfnt to Heatta Ear Her Tk V satIsi ThU to Make the tlMotfine Vnklln Thl k the Corpora lit s 11Sd t h People Proleill Heretofore the tall winter schedule upon the Macbattnn EleMited Hallway Com tlg i o he Manhatan 111a paM bas not cone Into orerntlon until pa 01 October the bolnnlnu Utter pttt or alnnlnl later mber ThU Tear I will beuln won Ocll 1 Pcrtiaps It Is I teons tho manacors of tke falla l onmonny nro pleased to do this ot their n motion or maybe they hao been Urred to take this step benito of th popular clamor voiced naalnst their cenoral policy Wthln the last few days through the column or Tnt SUN At any rate the greatly moon Tinlenced trampled upon and outrnceously trtittd patrons of that corporation which on IOTS one ot the richest franchise bestowed by tke Btate to any railway organization may oonaratulnte themsohea that within flow cODlrtulat I JOW wek or so there will be a pllcht remedy ot the tremendous evil that tho Man hattan Elevated Railway Company has In moted upon the people of this city And for time reason or other the directors of tbis cor rotation have deemed It advisable also to or and to conclude that tome more now cars dir BOle mor car de thire sal be an Increased number of trains aide up ot five ears Instead ot lour as Is I too often lad the case at piesent during many hour olD day I tbeo results are due to the ctu tide aealnst the Manhattan Eloated Railway Companr at this early staao there Is every rtaron to hope that ween a larger number of people naon have untied to compel that company to perform Its obllcntlcns there will bo greater remits more Improvements and better ac commodation generally Col Han the manager ot the elevated railroad Cl road system doo not care very much to dls eofls the question o a patronb right to a peat C1M lie talked about It yesterday however In a ticcerly way Tho plst of hie argument was Icllrl that the company In not bound to provide a list for every passenger that It does not agree lat furnish sitting accommodation and that to larlb BUtU acommoaton practically llat the purchaser ot a ticket bays I his transportation from one to another Italian upon some one of tho roads The con ditions which might prevail wero Cot Ilalns claims carried to their logical limit would bo appal lic I all the Manhattan Elevated liall xray Company oMlitates upon Itself when it sells a ticket to a passenger Is t transport him from one station to anoiher or asCot llaln says to only then the company has provide passage thol compay ha the clOt I It 8 dorlres to Insist that the passengers shall all stand that they shall b carried In cars without roofs that trains may run upon any sort of schedule time cr that the rn company urn may do anything I pleases In tbe ot omitting conveniences 01 transportation war omlttnl conHnlenos transpora tion provided only it Bets tho pa eneer from one station t another I what Mr ham as urts II l true then the Manhattan Elevated Hallway Company Is simply giving Beau to a few of Its pussetigers out of mere generosity Col Haln says that there will always bo Han crowds ui on tun cans during certain hours In crwd I the mora nc and In the afternoon Thin sug cests the iiiiettlon whether the Manhattan Elevated Railway Company hat reached Its limits exhausted all its resources utilized every eaiedl nt known to railway manage ment to promoter Its pas eners When ha J luery wax put to Col Haiti j8t Tday whether expert railway managers could not HUKcest Ipf tome new device whereby tbe demand upon the elevated sstom during the ruth hours could not be met mote adeQualel hu shrugged his should rs anu made no loiilr When It was asked of him why the company had not run we trains during the summer months as ninny trains for example as aro going to to run during the winter be reiterated the statu Bant which bo made several any ago that the company la managed to make money that the reduction in the number of trans duttng the rammer resulted In saving of money and on Immor rsultl that account they were taken off tat Haln did not seem to think it at all re markable that the company should hate adopted this plan during the summer nor did hs endeavor to show that the managers of the corporation have considered carefully whether there may not now bo made soue greater Im provement than that which IB contemplated 1 lat he seemed Imbued with the idea hat I tne Manhattan Company Is doing a tremen dous service to the puillo nsltK I and that the public ought really to be very thankful for what It Ii getting When it was Intimated that I it seemed a pity to be forced to the conclusion that the companys managers were either Incompetent manRlers competent in business heedless of the rights 01 the public Col Han said that a great deal of publc the trouble was due to the people tnomfiohes Then ho actually had the boldness declare that a man no fooner bought a ticket and stepped out on the platform of the company and found a train there than be wanted to lint a seat Immediately Col lain paid that I seemed be a peoullarltv New York men that toy wanted te jet off right away that they were In too much of n hurry and that what they ought to do would be to ell down take things easy and wait until a ran came aonswitn vacant seats Every ody oould bo accommodated declaied the Colonel if such 1 Plan was followed and he said thAt he did not see any reason why the reople should not do tba when It wee explained to him that New Yorkersan busy folks and that they some tluiM depend upon railroads to run uj on time hLa enL L Notwitiiiinnilnir that tho Manhattan com I pany has dccded to put lisolf to the expense of runniiK all the trains uion the Wilt r fchediila covent 1 weeks aliea I of the usual dat and notwithstanding it bgoing i to burden iuef with the punOiaxe of some morA new cart It h finite app ii ont bat tho full rrormam e Quie tit Us dutliH Tflll tot bo an aocomnllsLod fmt I until dut forced and iomi lled by the people gentleman who ha occasion frequently to I ridf upoi the olevatfd trains ho IR ner ted I in tbe agitation ot tbe evils of local transporta j tion aid who Is atixlun that the luditicrout coiporutioa conti oiling the elevated routes I mall be broncht to terms aId yesterday that ah citizens of Iniluoino should exirt them I rehe his fall to secure from candidates for rln Ihl fal tbe L gi laturo promlieB that tbe problem pre foaled by the contest between the people ot I Kew York and I the Manhattan Elevated Hull Bar Comi any should b Inve ileatod Wf lialtlielu putt ciimmlHeo down her lolrlnz around among the various municipal I artinentV ho said and l think it would I b quite proper Uat wi sjiould have another comwittee title winter to innulie Into the p 11 doe ot the eievmod railway srsletn Un I qnenlonably there Is a demand In Now York city for mute nieRiis of transit and verv likely the single company that now runt its cars I throueb the air ban many difficulties toi n I counter but tbere IK I large popular Imiireu I lion that that company Is not doing all that It ca do to give good eivlce I lelleve myself that this la lie cam Every railroad man krows nbat sat improvements hiv ten l mad within the Ian twumy Seas In the per I atlinof all the railway IleR of the ountrr Kcr Tul Santera is constanty on toiut 1 0 for I ew do con hiikuest nn for I things In thii ma ter hints for IniDrovo ment n aome other direction zoo reoi hod from al Bolt ot our AH anil oht H full tODHld raton Appllau etti Inc ease leol I Vi n sure crueler safety to Irv i nt lbs escape tvlnders to coniuiiii mlf lime things and great thliiLs to enhunce the comfoit I anl I fnern whether In ordinary eoaet ei or In palace car all hale boon huutod f rand In I Bur cases adopted The bltory of the man pment O the moet t suci Hhful rullioalH has bi toy IU roynos lh Idea of progrooH Can kla I b said II l the 1f l story if thi Munlmttun Elevated Unliwat I omiuni C Il ma the iODllilon undi wbl I ft rune now with tin 0 Under which It ran live ear ago Vhut i are I I b ie dlflercDce 1 Tiers ate practically uuuo Th dllnocBl II I lon t policy ot tire JIIr IIJlemnl lrMtcath IA l inb Uuiailr wlBt I wn t 1 iamelr that any 11lla good rn UK fm tie Now ioik public Ilbfn I IOI bellevn tlmt tie dlicitt r8 01 ilo IY IivI I leveled syStem IVI i untiJ upon the pii lleaee uf our people as one f Itt elements la I I their policy They have realized tbat the people I of this town seem to be willing to submit r to all sorts of Inconveniences and dloomforts and I never my n wont At any rat it Is very evi l dent that there has been no progressive spirit I in their BUI ervlaiou and direction of the cor I porations I unities 10ratlons railroads like tbe New York Central and Hudson Ivor in the East and the Union Pacific In tim Went wu a great deal of their I I prosperity and their popularity to the fact tbat i they hnvo scent money In improving their I equipment Their expenditures have amply I 1 repaid them I the Manhattan Elevated Rail way Company were to adopt this Idea I would I pay them too I they dont adopt it there I I can bo no question but that the people or this city will soon become sufficiently aroused to I I an appreciation of tbe outrages under which they have fnflered to insist at Albany that I thorn hAllo a legislative InTestlgatlon of the I abuse Cf the franchise given by tbe Slate to I the Manhattan I Elevated itall way corporation I It is probably Intended by the directors of I I elevated railroad that the purchase of some more rnlrond the early adoption of the I winter Mliduli bail servo to arpoase the wrath of tho public I Is not a all probable however tIAt the complainant against the I orlT nally indifferent directors will be satis lied by mo such miserable pop There should I bi more trans run than even the winter I schedule provides there should be stronger engines that will pull bower trains there should be more exi raw trains and the ex perts of the Miinhattan Elevated Hallway I Irt Company there bo any exports In that cor poration or I they will be who enough to I employ someshould deil e some moans of rut nmg oars urea new tim tables and by switch tracks during the rush hours In the ter I I I ritory Street between the Battery and Fiftyninth I suggestion by Lawyer Charles Haldane I that every passenger should strenuously In slat upon his right to a seat should not be for I gotten by tdoe who are compelled to use the I elevated railroad Let those who aro not law I yer talk to their legal friends about the rop Oltlon that records shall b kept of tOe In I stances In which the corporation falls t sup I I ply a teat Let the day the hour and tbe I numhj of the car b noted Let groups of men be formed so that a number of violations I may bo obtained and the ease b put In the hands of n lawyer an that a test may be made There U t no question but that the result would Company te ncalnst toe Manhattan Elevated Hallway HE DDNT KNOW WHAT AILED HIM inn corBitrjKKajcirjffD HAD i it no vati A ttitirtiijuKR tit Drteritm Hot lit tvffmd Wish Catarrh for Pour Tang Trart mid Trttt how D flair and cptiand Hal Bnttfltod lilen by Ihtlr Won 1 aMH Mr Joseph Oscwlnd la I moloyed u a plaUitaai eatter br Semen Daene Co of 43 Greenwich at Hrouklrn New York Mr Otclwlnd resides at r corn U Iiurlnf a recent Interview Mr Oschwlnd sate to the writer I have b1fl allmc for the past tony yeara 1 did not snow what ailsd ma until I read tbe statement of aitntltmsn whom lira Hlalr and Uorelaml had cured of catarrh I felt last A thli enileman described his a ntptoraa In the caper I cantti cell easily ana stemsI nrter In be witnont a mid I fell tired and 10ou an lb lime I woulit 55 beaxlaohem some nines more lever than at other times My nostrils be came clorisd up first on one tide then nn the other My area irew weak and wnniil Ie uoon the sllabtest exposure to tbe wind I could not sleep at all wall at alibi and In the morning 1 would jret up feeling more tired tusn I nail n1nl I nrxin retlrln the nltM r before I There waS a bad taste In my month My teeth and hl rcr mn JMt tonirne were coated with a sticky 11ms My apuatlie waa variable aomttlmei It waa ra un ataln I a ba MR JOBErtl OECnWlND BROOKLYN IB COVEBT ST

Thor A a conitant dropping ot muon Into my throat I bawki and felt nearly all tbatlma I wu troubled with loll fit niamorr and I I would stoop over anti sri BZIID i woild git vary dizzy I toE tbe 01000 Of butt ant II I my CeDe of bill albIOn There were rtnvliif I uolnea In mjr ear and mjr bearing became t rg J dcti The trnubK teemed extending Into mr lunga u t hid harp ehooilng pate durtlni through mj chest xiemllnr throb Ki be aboulderbladea Aoooahot a ilrr backing nature tronbed me greatly liflcomlnr alarmed lo my condldon II coninltad Pra Blair aM I Copeland retarding It After Sting under their treatment for Atbort limn 1 notlaed adeclded Improve ment In mr condition and now Mir varr wall In fact I feel batter I than I have felt fr r lean Dra Klalrand opelanda price of treatment are vary yr reasonable no cbargoa for mdlolL DOCTORS BLAIR COPELAND KIT roKt omens t 02 CTH AVENUE NKAR 14TH S 147 WEST 42D STREET NEAR BROADWAY J BltUOKlYtt QFFICXl 140 PIEIIUKPONT STREET wVre tity treat with neeeai all ewabla cues fipeclaltlta Catarrh sit all driest of tke hy Ear Throat and Lingi I t lllituea Addraaa ll mail to 3 ttaTanua btew York city If TOO HT far away write far Symptom flet eec boara9 Hl it 1 toN pr 7 U te T IL Baaitaya C I lS A M sad I t 4 P k Il 1 A Cal for Pearline brings the best washing compound in the world and the original oneall others are imitations Itcostsno I more than common soap It I does more than soaps work and half of your own be sides Anything j that needs cleani ng can be washed with it without scouring rubbing and scrubbing and with absolute safety Make itl acquaint I ance j million of women call It their best friend Every grocer keeps i becauws he has constant calls for i IeddUri and tome uobcrupulout proem will 111 0 lllll eWa u u eood ai tr the ajuie M Vtirllnt ITS VALUE 111 is Pl rI sad I yorrpoccr Uld rCI iI Uw I IkO49cMthJitglmdul Ith a IAUpruuwYe ilr llL AND 11H I YY lAI TODAY FOR MILLINERY Today will bo Trimmed Mil linory day Bo prepared to BOO a deal of nrt Had Parisian and own milliners exorcise their best creative faculties t make this seasons Millinery for street car riagn opera and evening wear rIm past seasons in daring of originality How fa the daring has strayed from conventionality will bo for you to determine Today is tho day Mairanlne floor EUEOPES NEWEST IDEAS EN LACES AND TEIMMINGS Europes freshest ideas in the Laco and Dress Trimming way will be laid before you today ten min utes privilege to inspect them will repay a visit from the remotest sections of either cityor Jersoy City Laces for street and evening Lace Flouncings Lace Nettings Lace Edgings e Lace Insertrnga Lace Neckwear Passementeries evening for street and Fine Cut Jet Passementeries Plain Silk Passementeries Cut Steel Passementeries Colored with imitation precious stone Passementeries Also will be shown a rare collec tion of Persian Embroideries Os trich Feather Trimmings Capes and Boa By way of extra compensation for your coming there has been placed in the Lace Department two very special bargains and two equally special bargains in the Trimming Department These special bar gains will consist of very desirable goods and are we think sufficient today in quantity to hold out all day Lac sHUht Cute Trtmmiim rremt Left SOME NEW THOUGHTS IN PRINT Rodney the Partisan by Harry Castlemon voL cloth 12mo illustrated lustrated published at 125 here 84c 8 Cabin in the Clearing by Ed ward S Ellis 1 vol cloth 12mo illustrated published at 125 here 84c 8e Struggling Upward by Horatio Alger 1 vol 12mo cloth illus trated published at 125here 84c 8 Bocka 34 Boot NOOKS SELDOM SEEN Great many out of the way nooks in the store the average shopper seldom sees industrial nooks Shoemakers shop 5th floor heads of the shoemakers nearly touch ing roof as they sit on their benches tugging and tugging away at wax ends any manner of shoe boot tie or slipper for either sex for street or for evening wear built t measure to any special fancy Fur Workroom Make and al ter and repair our own Fur Gar ments and articles here Glad to havo visitors take the passenger lifts to this fur work room 5th floor and see how dex terously fur pelts in tho rough are fashioned into the handsome faith ful fitting garment Sealskin Reef ers and Walking Coats for exam ple those being the styles destined i to bo the favorites in Sealskin Garments this season making one to measure for as little money as we sell ono out of stock for is one of the friendmaking features of the stores fur business Of other nooks moro later on AND y J p1AJIAM I ftuum fcltes it oiutu pl Hi Uiicfiwitk II I I AL I elec onrrooblps LOON NT iul Vlltt iv suilu Hwioa with iJ crud Iul eiiiUm ii i iiiirtle lauilll Kiis IA lr4 Wetnrrd flhiAhIi wA1yIJJiy I I I wit a I vS JI41 U iatil4i bursts lalif Hfliiii 4 l tin Issue SM5514 444W 0115 full arMtulaia L il 141 it M PLKififtT tUMjf jtal loud In f i4loi liTJ S r rUMkai c fOilj I MI t Jrt 1 t1mUr arfsfsar I fr rssvM i Atttmi hfin 1 Yu u 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rlrc ara THE SUN UP TOWN OFFICE 1S D OA Va Nea r O d Ht Opposite Hotel Iptrta1 ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 1 P M Advertisers May erieo leave Advrrtlae eate tit the rbtlonrlBK fflc where the ratio will ke the sear a thoae ehavrce at the maa offlce i w I roRDiuu 152 era At COR mil STI I 2 t em AV Colt turn B nARIOOPNftS 1170 TU AV colt 72 D 8T P F KRUEOER 2ffi EAT 42D ST COIl MADI SON AV X Y MCMILLAN A JAMESOK 400 WEST mn ST BAM O WALLACR 6 EAST IIDUSTOS 6 THOMAS r MARTIN e TOMPKINS MABKET 3D AT BBT nn AND 7TII FtP NKW YORK r MoWUKNY 1UB OTII AV MBAR 7IRT ST A BCIIRUERMAXN 71 WEST U1TU 8T A JENNINOR IB EAST MD 8T AUGUST F BCIlWARZLKrt 87TU ST COB PARR AV Tel phon Call sm mlh at JAKR1 A McUIMNIa m WEST HTH ST ROOM 2 RENT GUARANTEE CO MO GRAND flT ALLEN ADVBHTISIKU CO R W COlt BROADWAY AID SUTII BT ITBROOVJI IORRIEYH 1nAIUIACY Jnnctlon or Fnltoat cad IVnahlectOB street r J MOORE a co 1070 BEDFORD AV NEAl QUINCY ST Telerhona Call 4 Bedford BKOOKLTN ADVERTISING CO S48 FULTON RT BROOKLYN ADVERTISING AGENCY XX BROAD WAY NEAR ARCY AV A A WATSON 370 BROADWAY Open Sunday J ODONOUIIUE A CO 3878 ATLANTIC At C TT SUMNER SIS N08TRANI AV W J ROUSE S04 CLINTON AV JI DAVIDOV STl ATLANTIC At G OxTy x X BOLEMAN A SPITZBR 3P8 MANHATTAN AV XJOXLS Itnl rari rl Oltya JOHN W DAVRBN 8 BORDBN AV Telephone Cal 00 OreenpolnLt ATTENTION I I Attractive handiomely tr nlibed tloorn private balh private table oylonali aulUB and alngle rom with or without board 400 toiaofncM referenda InformaMon free I C LhLAND A co W W13Cbt flUTES i LADS I ONE Broadway facing Cen tral Park aelect family hotel all room face Iark or alreat excellent table una blockloeleVatad ad TItAVEIl7iii5rEXCHANOE and W Bupplr CR J3 West 42d it haT deilrable room with or without board anterior accommodallona tot pbI clan or dentlit In private family IEVINE OUSF T 231 537 Mi weet 14th I t large and imall room with or without board alao table board 2 JD ST K5 EAST Meelr rnrnlrhed room with good German cookIng tiM a week 4TH AV 10 opposite Cooper Union tMoIra Honiel 10 47TI A Large furnlah rom with guodeutntantlal board for gentlemen aid married conplea term moral 1 1IiI 8TZ 214 EAITNlOelT furnished Urea and 11TI H breaktau mall rom with board note tAM up early 12 I Til ST 21 BABTBoard and rooms at reason I abl rate 17 PTU ST B2 WEST Very plaiant rooms with ex L I cellent table I t reference required O18f 6T r4 WESTLarge front and connecting till rom nicely fnrnl hed all 1 ronTenlencei also large room 3d floor with bard reference OOR ST SC8 WEST IL atation Parlor and bedroom 2 o adjoining all convenience bath private fam ily breakfast If deilred reasonable to two gentlemen IT married couple who will ba permanent Wlntbropa bell OII BT 38 WEST Large cheerfnl nicely famish 23 ed rooms excellent board and attendance mod erate frm o permanent or transient OQI 8T 38 WEST Large chearfnl nicely fur A t f nlshed rom ilmrleoreniulte u convenience amall r omi table I board OQDliT 2S7 WEST DonblT and sIngle ro7 fcO room with large closet and board reference iTKTH ST S3 WEST Pnrnlihed rom large and 25T small or 010 alit chain board eulitno Fran calsa reference renoeL 01ST ST 15 WEST near Orb ar Large cheerful Ox nicely furnished room singly or en suite bath convenience table board peelaty Qi Tn ST2t5 WEBT Purnlshel I parlor for man and O I wife and other rooms with board t weekly table board 53 JQTII ST 2A1 WKST Parties wishing board with 38T t OO home comforts under new management only respectable pooDle may apply QQin KT Ma WESTLUe desirable cool rom i excellent OO rnnnlng board water btb ample I closetS alto parlor 40 lTsYTKS FAST Boom and god board early An nreakfaM S3 table bar 1 np 41 KT8T 241 STBoom and rood board early e breakfast sa tablebuard 3npward A tiP ST 134 WEST Nicely furnished roomm gentle references at men or exchanged man family private family French table AAlll ST 213 WFST Second floor atcovO room large 44 wag f ASS extecilnn alio vmall rooms newly furnUhed home French and BnglUh npokeo 44TI ST 214 WEST near Broadway lUndioraeiii attendance fxfx core room ball room superior board and 44 TH iSTate WKHT Handifimfly furnlshfd me a excellent board all appointment reference I OfYril ST Tl WEST Couple or gentlemen can hey 60 bl jJ roomi and board In refined Jewish family near L it Ion sad Central fjik 71ST BT 12J WERT Ha1idr ome are imal I JL reoroi also elegant deCorated parlors for doctor office private house nor L nation breakfast tlf de Ird HfJlTfiT 1TR EAST Beautirultr cln newly fur Dtihd room with or wltUoat board married couplet or gentlemen OTTH ST SO7 EAHT Binds led donblft nicely fur I I cubed room bath g 0 with or without board 5l8T8Tj57EARTNlc i rforniihefl single and OJL doable rooms with board coupltior fentlemn private butteS QTII8T 131 EAST near staticnitrety furathed 84 V lhE IOlib7rr i O4 rooms with board bath gas table board xw OCTI1 hT 417 EAST rrlTKte hoare large room Of with board CoUple or gentlemsn f1 IWo f one 113 TH ST 340 KA8T KarnUhed room and board L LU good itrman cooiiDjt also table board 282 taken WEST for 4T1 rent BT basement floor Board of two irni1itd ootn pndmrntm aet c mihtl nrmrltg A TTENTLONFnrnIsh4 Room Directory 50 Weit ATTENTION rJo 4I Htli au up stairs baa rooms locate 1 everywhere 4tli to 1M sic i all prices LMItof 11 I week new list every day everybody can be salted I correct Informa tion free owners ot furnished room houses Invited to Driller Immediately we ran rent your rom our chart are 10w1 advertises your wliole tons six moon and SI 1 commission after we rrnt each room A MrrIY I rURNIsflEI front room Orot door tint onlr 2JO weekly 91 Clinton place A PLEASANT ROOM to let furnlibed In private Cam 11 lly terms cheap 35i West 16th st pi MI TON FLACK SnTIlandsouidy rurnlihed front V parlor foldIng bed other rom IIW up all eon renltncei CLINTON PLACE 37 Larte front nicely furnished room married couple or gentlemen alas small room LISTON rLACK 87 Nlcelr farnlihed cheerfnl CLINTON Lo1 tllD room gentlemen or light housekeeping rent mod erate D MtNlOi ST 3rnrnlahed room for housekeep ins also single rooms 101 lo J w vastly PURNIHIIBU ROOlf I to letTlarte and imalL Inquire L 452 Wtiissibst HANDHOMBLV rilllNISIIED BROOM FLOOR front aeore room also front room on third 325 hast lob It NICK Kril lKIlRn l room iOl let for one or two rO L pectab ceotlenec only IBKaat 13th at WLIICELY rURNIAlIW ROOM to let without board J1 103 Rut te li IL top Cat OrrnHITK UIIKUHiVftQUARr 440Wit Mill It front room prltale boos closet runuinz watsri heat references TtRif AV 44 between fisth sod Wlh stafour PARK fornlsbad rouiua alnfly tn tn suite VBIIV IIOUELIKB and atlracliie sunnr treat I rooms without buiia prOate family 2ds Ii cit 234 it 1 eva U IA t KU f urolslied I ruBiierilnr room for several 1 ffsnlleuten or marrlaJ renple llti taI lih SL AlTII iii VKhT failo Hnliiiiou 5ilIri ltrre I room furnished for tUe eel 11i4 or KtntUmen rent 41 1 Ti ITII hi WT e4ty ILl leliiifjoouie i1 1 1 IIuuho vent eiu u reOreucts TH ST Hi IAtT Ierpe l nicely furnished front 2TIO ltf r r fooin alsoaiuare tack rouui price irolerale 1OTII rT J 1 KAkT In ti er hot forge or small ft row surely lamlabeili fa it111jiJi II IoU 7Tll HT J01 YoST rarys 1 ronl loom ISMS 1 or nTII liouMaseiiliiffi all j rifua fur single uiii I ST hId WfbTJarg euere Cods SCO4 2 21 r J Ti fib i II iiil ae III ililrd noor tirlials foOl eie ajjilr ri uiete4 itxcuslilt lent UIIT mi EAST rvr Nil Lb rlrst ilur uueir 5 furulihed pefler set tedrovui ole Hulieii tt refirsuce ie lfSl 2J HI 518 l II 5SF lIrtll IOdU lsIClp fuIeIIed I lapaiumin Wise Will J U penuaneul uieti VIOl uitriiut cqp kT III WEST Klnseraillsoliouitly fer 03P iiUeii Hulls ruimi euuawaii fifireuie nell II T iC WK TLf a4 loisll l IIIII ma4 Cecil prices ft 411 II 1 fit WKUT Uri e cbMrfal ggoaI loop iiHui rouni nletly tutultkri VI rwireultuets aJIO III tisilje UoK fiwwe l seas 444ft 24 TII Jr Vt Wftr lutar r ea4w1sYIeuuiit S large luuuit uklr luinUltit ate I nuall rvvus a Ituutu i liu ni ttltttlctl 2 tTli r V ffIijesajsesly Vealld resoe fI lip tiuiuium tiH aulf OV srteslr 711 kT 4 CYAI l its karlor sTiib irinia lietu S else 1011 flt till tuani Avir goliais Milf nQfJi n 41 1If lI11n 11114 0 HrU l to 4u lit4104LU CeO 4 1135 I keseitptog oil gig IIUf JIJIU er fJ Wriffarfer luti rlU t ptvataIbr OO tM ilL l Iff ft Mi IAAU IMBII MU 11I08 If ItltllUH Ml UC I III furnlfl1uajgooTO3apnrtmtntg Ko Ifrt ODD RT J M wnft near nth arlArc second and Jej third atory front rooms aliooirca for physician and mall rooms O tll RT 11 VTFRTLaif aid small roomi alto 2 back parlor and reception room physician or dentist beard eptlonahrsftreuct OxITII TIWtTRST near BroaawarIIand i2 furnished square roouili csnlliuitni also parlor Cent possession oct In fiTII BT t J WEST Larta front parlor excellent NIIF physician i also otber urelrable rooms i all conven iences ressonabla OKTII liT 3K1 wnSTNTcely furnished parlor to Otf irenttraen nice location teriaa maderatei pri vate family J OrtTII BTr rTWPRfR a7r p rlori bot and cold Wlo OU ier suItable for physician also other rooms tfrmimoderalB AflTtIT 22i ANn 22 WEilTLarge and small iU rooms net antly tarnished for thoroughly I respeo table parties AflTli It Tiiii RAlTYroan parlor two genUentlen dtl 57 single and double tome 418TAT 143 TEsT near Broadwar Front and O I back parlors well furnuhtdi also smile room to rent for tantlemen only jltfT HT 25 EAsT Sinai and double rooms bath titn 41 41 nicely I furnished from ll6otoHsu I to gentlemen I preferred 41 ST BT 1 41 WEST IlceY furnished rooms en 2 1 1 cult or singly AOl fiT 3J2 near Orand Central Depot Rooms cenli or Until houiekeeplnr also hall rooms 4JOD BT real wpeTNlrelr furnished hall bed ALP rooms centrally located convenient to rallroailii terms moderate gentlemen only XflTIl fT 3 H WKhT Handsomely furnished rooms Iv nice location all conveniences breakfAst If dtured prIvate American family 4fTII ST SOT WKST Handsomely ru hTi lane i J anismall rooms near oailway terras moderate reference private family AlTit ST 144 WESTXleely fiirniihed room first 1 I rlais location JQTII RT ItO WKST Handsomely furnished large MUand small rooms nicely located conveniences ample closet room 50TIlIiTlt0 WEST Meely fnrnlshed d room large 5pJ and smith nicely located excellent tattle I me chanic preferred terms moderate RATH I r311 ffPRifrliandiomely furnished room tn larce and small nicely locstel rrtrats family terms moderate K1D ST IM PASTbicely tarniehed front room Uf also back room to tl private noose PLOD BT ail 1 W TXIOII furnished annny r W on Broadway bath clean and homelike terms moderate Knrit sfTTwEAKFnarsa room anltabTe I for two I J i nice location Private 1 house rent low CQTiTBT 4lo VBJT Ilandenmelr furnished Iorlor C JU southern exposure running water Convenient L roads terms moderate iflTlt ST 27 WEST UMomti fnrnlnbed large VI rootnst closets water and convenient tu L road reference rtiulred OITII ST24I KABT Slc lr furnished rooms Path Ox git uarrled couples or gentlemen terms moderate Q4TII 8T7TrS RAKT IIand omelr furnlhefl front O4 parlor foldlnxbed H halt room M 17 109Til ST atn K RT lront parlor prlrate Inca LxJJ tim and family suitable for two running wa ter trO weekly 1 inTII ST llfRA T front room bat cold A ix water bath housekeeping or gentlemen 93 weekly 1 1flTH f sTTTlfnTEA TT Larire front room nicety fur M JiJ nUhed bath gal gentlemen onlr fortwo SL 1lnt 111111 lnrtmt t io J ct AAT1IF SIADISON Mullion ar between IKth and hitS ate Elegantly decoiat apartmentii five light roomi bath all lm Koretntnta heated ball nrtt and third Pour 0 and fl3 Owner NiW IIVIIUINOH and 4 light airy room all ImprOTementa hallo team heated HI to fix 4151 l to4si w iuthau Janitors ur J COHIllI a coJd L and inn aT A EP1ANT FLATS alt Improvements decorated Lx s earn heated for small families rent IU I tof Jt hoe 107 and lots Welt lOoth SL and Uu rill Wt icwthsL JAMTOR A ELEOANT APARTMENTS 4 large llrht i1 rooms palntet I perfect order earner house rent from fVru 1012 ball bead Apply tolaaltor ItM KaetOfihst ABSORTMENT flnjle flaw tenements and private 1u houses al bargain VI AM AM A WILLING 2d aT and 12Ist st Ali of three and four rooma all lIght 11 with ImproTements cheap rent 24 hast lAtu stD CHEAP I oje at them and convInce yonreelvee beantlfallr decorated I data A monte und bath all improvement lisdit bet 71b and lb avo 16 f7 and 913 per month nothing like them for the money COLLIN II UOUWAllii Ill ilet 141th at D OWMVO 8TIO between neIfordacd Bleacker our large room to let I rent U3 EAST 12TII ST corner of lit aoFive rooms with 14 Improvement rent 2 Apply 4U East 12tb at ELEGANT FLATS of A room with Improvements 7u Wed illS it Inquire Janitor F 1LATS WITH OR WITHOUT MiA II HHAT I light Tentllatrd ap rtmenta at reasonable rents Apply on premUea 403 UeniMh it nr to J E WfilTAKKR Ml LIBIRTV St iLATIILI an 1 pleasant moderate prices deco 1 toted mIrrors portiere and lace curtains JAMTim 2i II esl33dst FIATN f JA to 5132 In l perfect order lan iorfi7 West thst oiyNKK liSt Otto UT H tDSON AND WEST InYll ITSElegapt apartments of U and 4 rooms In fine new flats JEXINGTOX AV U31f3 itogle tIlt thIrd flat 54 even light rooms and bath Landlord second floor rROY RT iiKIrsnt new Mngle Oat 4 large 4 light rooms all ImprtTem ntni 512 Janitor its ADISON AV14iil or Unnh st BlngeTnd 11 double tall G rooms and bath lmproeuienta 520 lip O NLV TJ5 8extra large rooms All ImproTements near station One healthy location sKthBL I b JLVONR FLAT left in 2711 111 as near IHlhll 5 targe rooms SIC second Pat bee Janitor UKNT FREE uNTIl OCT 1 rrOn Ib f om Three beautiful flat brated ball live room ant bath nil modern lmiirnentnts In quiet ant refined rtttrhborliood one minnIe of Litutlon at ie harem bridge rent from Iii lo DJ tr raoiih otbers tlX to tMi Apply no A c HLACKETT atetit 475 Willis A T near H ah it fpIlK I IFfiBAPKN Ito Weal 4th tNow ready T il r tiii J for tenant t of good moral rtandlm haying three acceptable reference none OlSen peel apply g 1 d trr tiTit aDartmentH of lain ant pine room l e idM bath bandftometr decorated well arranged gas rancre fur rnmrofr central location oloie In ehurrlr builnep opera and theatre rents 57b to III per mouth iiusn day or evening To IYTA flat otseTen rooms In splendid house 240 3 Fast 30th 111 l modern Improvement 1 KTII sr J53 AND 2SS WEST near Hth av7 Apart Jl f ments three and four rooms dvcoraioil mirrors aid all Improrements halls carprted aud decoraird location the bert houses finest In the Sixteenth ward Apply on premises O1M ST atorJI I WPBT FlnelT decorated apart 0151 xilinenti five rooms including bath rents fJI to 5lf QjTII ST 421 WKBTKUgsnt hale 4 rooms all fart conTenleuces one locality halls heated relit liu ii J OATH FT 317 AND 539 EAST Heaennl street apart OJ meuts of a rooms neoly painted tiC ani 8m JiTTIt STri WEST Four room hot and cold water I t I flats 17 fill Oct I Janitor OQT11 RT J50 WKBT Handsome flats four room us and bath room lateai ImprroTemenu team heated IJ7 AftV ST 304 EAST Third floor 4 rooms with nil 1 i of bathroom SIC small family adults tin NKW FLATS 4 room rent lid to stJ per month OU 3JJ 111 I7lh St ftQH HT hIt WfHT StyluS Cal frrent to oei j lie admirably plannel for maL genteel fainlliia four rooms and bath 111 fl allliipri remsnts br wn stone fr nt t Al mnarement rsfernce4re iulreil ics llorelhtuulng I Aflit ID JOIIMiTlN ID Mail iIo 7111 TII EAST VIAl 4 lane handsoinelr 7 I tainted drcoraied rooms all lllil uioUern Im proTrinrntsfi1 Tilll ST 213 EAST Iarlor floor aol tssemot to I vl let In prltate house all llnDrovements rent P23 ellIiITliC IA HTPI vr IIOO IM AN n HATH WITH A ii r KlUUVYUJcJII IMlllKK Nun O 6f11 HT nil IAHTIUnJiomstlst 1 biiStrooct Otf mi ruTemeiits newly renovated UvOer uii prernlis OU QJTII newly HT rsnoTaled 410 pfl iTfop tin Sit 4 rooms nol bedroom i 89TII hT Ill TO 317 FACT Ilegant new flats all i O a ImproTements I ee light room eli 114 QflTH TiJBA t I T Fluent Dew all lulu SUIt O J roftiis all iuro menu rent molrrete GIiTH hT 11 I KAH ATarineosor 1 I all 14 I rooms f slit newly renoTiitel felt IS tli t 1 1 ltIfTt f T oifinvi T lurtNhli llAtio4 AV J sit I rltaiit 1 i ale tltjui ruled all luodtfn Ito I liroitititiift 7 and N ruouu I 1ltTtI aT II 4 lAo I I 11an I fas la lunint all I 1 iJl J bathroom all ltlilrol emeriti felt Mi to 454 1lllTII I T IJT KA TKlaia 4 and room In JITII I 1117 rursuiBti ltd also apariusiils a fliI raoius Iii I 111th II IT IH EAST eeouBd Hal o Ure ruouis I Jlaii l lath decorated all 1 urtlIII Z lutnu itul II I I Ill T fJ j CPU VI KakTu4 cut sib Dsll T 111I1T oruvmt lath all ItuprotsmubUi tie to I I 7 I I I I JI ST IU ar tilfsare raniral Park lie i i I J I yeui sliide 1 aud tfvuUv nan lust nuliliitl 1 sod Iugaa 1 1 aipi ar IM I fUT EigHlt lop Hal alt 4lfn ct mil 1 teams cal j haiti allwirrimuu in mill bT Iii EAST lIb third Ca r leap olll I J prICILS Itotk so4 eIueI4 1 epid luU Ii Alit af die lUfcT I lluilsouie Pali Ore J ace a I Il light i Will teig 1 i tliiMii IWjirbIIaSltS HI lulls I t I Uf n TJ KM lialf Murk rum Wnunl MoI I r I Iart blat ul NUb poogaa U4 lull aU lu I ruieintnts Lots UeWiy 1 lIoUI4 til I II 1 AII U iMfuMba Viol Krwniiaul I c J t S ball luitcrtiutuK ausU fjuilt Old ulo ttl TIIIIrK IOOMa et i4 aliiwiu lu wile rlll I S4 stpJed J tltiii ll I lut I rvirtv iii small faUIIIiI Sd l Sleet 7T111 rt ill lit in IIKA lm isO ol those Usuillufir aatu 55IO ri dap u lace Iigtl f i4h4I aU ImpiouS 505151 HMSt dialog rooms 4144 515 Lit lteaJeU 1 flOMHb be riyinKxiM rtviri MJ laU fl0 all IILI HHml t lir e 7a ftr U fill au J I cttnt Iul pllrt1tntS t a ct WILBRAHAM 11 N TV COIC noTII NT AND Silt A V t hOW slenlntely ftcuot hiehelar ererSneeet In the mnot Inetiianble east resreelaiIe 1 enlln In I ISo city 9he nnnne cii hsnsaonehy eleenealed nd trlaimpd is siahgn cheF y nod Osk WinCheS suelsenr autO 1I1ta1 Ireplecee II rOOnia are tllI hwp inrrviiln 555 aid usltkrl itse IIie 101111 are nvlde a1 Itcht anile coneilt of two or more rmnme lid II bill r aeeiger elevate eIpeirIe 1Ir Im heat elect lir lirlln nnd e000klar Olre For term iintl tmrilrtilnr nunlr CO JROMAINE BROWNCO Ct VIMT fttl MT ton flfltAIIWY A hBVliSltOOM AfAKTMlLNT IIt East dt 1ifht room apartment IM Tact 1 Riot st near Cen tral lark tntrancc tf 4rt Vtipetim live to twelve room new apartment corner of Lex Inlnn iv and 44th SL The above have hall boys elet ators steam heat fuel loerentonnu apartment 31 Ia i 4 lh st next in Alt letlc 1 I uiuhbulidh corner of Mallet LA 4ith t fetiiroom artnientiln iu I lasI I 47th it llachtlnr apartments smile or en suite hath hot water n adlolnliiK Manhatlan l lob 4Mb it and 1 Mon ar aol crtner of Letlnnoiiav and 4iih tt all III sultss are Hunt sunny and desirable loiatlutts con venient cents Snto to Si l lOsO Heeoratloni cIvic rnish snd Improvements are fret class and must le appreciated I Apply nDJ rnrlllV I StIlts New York Iotql Ware house Lexington av and 44th st or to janliorM APARTSirNTS OP 9 AN1 U 1COUMIS RENTS 750 TO 12 OORM OF G RmUH AII LIOIIT JUtjltol 5115 10 1ft Also storrs moderate rents 1 Apply to KIIIN IH J K lOfO IOIH nv roih nod oth ste THE EOINBORO Korthweit corner InN ft nnd Amsterdam Elegantly appointed tUtn fcteam beat piueucer elevator hall boy Jko HKNIH 840 TO K75 Apply en premise cunIIttnJ PARK WEST Formerly fth AT near 112t lUi elevated elation mil ar and rtlit sr t hletant new miter eight room cab Inet trlmnieJ hftnttftomely drcoratctt QterlooVlnir Central Parr Location tiniqualled Lrerr room largo Sal l iII hires laeener fietntnrt Service Mr t ea a kluRt I be seer to nrr appreciated l Kenta I truui I ttoy to 11 i KM Three corner tunes nUM to ai 2 THE CHELSEA 9 Inn oec 11 ci ABSOLUTELY rlltPIROOF CuNSTflCl TIOV FIt TlIltll WATIR JllhIlATF 1 RESTS hllV llh KIRARI AIARTMLNTN riMIMMIKll AND tNFUIt MhllKD i hlefant restaurant In the house AEFFIWGHAitVS nnn TO am TVEMT AUTII HT PeTen none and bath cabinet llnlli decorated througbiiat ulrlce 3 l Wilt vth at Just Completed laTn HT KA Tm to lt l elegantly dec orated tiatit room and 1 bath nalla beatfd cabinet trimmed bait blou from euburhan station rent ai7 lo 0114 43D ST NEAR BROADWAY 218 AM 2II WEST Klruantlr decorated steam heated flats all light rooms rent afft to 5sJ AT T11K FOLLOWINil nofSI8 carefnlly rnaniged by niie owner vacancies may at time he found worthy of the Inspection of rripectiblo I fbtnllietii Ib4 East nvth SL 5 10 7 rooms baths pill I ate balls 121 to 131 1M r ait ffilh ft i roomn bath private balls 27 to 1M 243 IK I R7th et n I rooms slid baths Io 25 1773 lit ar I moms private hall luto au Apply Janitors day evening APARTMENTS In the Improved dwelling 3il F t t1 72d II ot two three and four rooms all light with bath laundry hot and cold water sod ball heated rent SUjiatid 514 FuLioll UKUTIirRa 834 Broadway near nth it JIlt timid Apartment groohhjn ELEGANT PflTES In the Montague ICClOi lIon 5A tagueitflr tclaaionlr tttl1in cuc Co tt DnfiRABLE HOCSr 2Mst near 7th ar partially filled vritn boarders furnIshed 14 o lo gal i i ar ty T box 1JM 1 Mn uptown attIc 1JO5 Broadway DESIRAHLK IlOlPKSnnfurnlibed and furnished in all partner the city JULbUXl lilUJTHJhri b34 Broadway nearlStbat r OUfvhKHlV and basement brown stone brick and J terra cotta private dwelling 1H3 tvest 12 th atr all Improvement1 cabinet trim Irt rooms two baths salabl fur one or two farrllem I Apply on premises or 01 owner JUUN flbn 33 hast ytn tor HANOhOMEIY 4 cnmpltteh furnished nevea AL room house nnU neIghborhood unexcepttonab H 3JL West Jd It TOLKT IN leiST Si five raFnolfs from bttrnse I atation or elevated railroad New tftitttorj cot late with modern Improvements a IT need for two fauulle real fU slid to luintre L V OMKK CCS East 162d st I UQCTTIISGTON AVBeautiful little houw fOOO with p enty of room a wellknovsn fact Is the scarcity of ditch r house In good neUhborhco t with op stain dlnlnsr rooms aJptcd to geneel mod of MiujT tots house will please the moat fatttdious rent 100 can be had for a term of years Apply at house ill O Crt for gjupiur gurporsrj I A TWO Dl IRAtlLK LOtTS MxW with mar power or heat fcOoU hoSt rent low sprctul In I ouceroent Apply on premtse 133 and 1J3 lIt 2Slh st between oil and 7IU ova DfcSIRAULK OFFICES tn rent sblglv orln IllttV In tie Bible House Astor place with sream heat electric lights elevators and All modern conveniences rents moderate moderaleWILLIAM WILLIAM FUULKK Trotiiurer Room l i inibe House F nCKTOn RIMLIIINQ rlth high cedar J7 llth JI hl IIr t arM near New nest Washington Urket r will let cheap Imiulreof JAMlH FAl 3li West sorb it I LrQE STORK and baiement to let clone tn Game JJ oot Market Apply Janlur iv47 Hudson st STORE IS TUB LOBISO 10TII AV 5J Went 74th SL and Boulevard Apply to WIIITAKEItA 1 R WIIITAKER eel LIHERTV ST STDIIIS to let I how lib I St hi aT Av A Ar C and 17 on side streets rent mode UhO II rOLSOM I ISS lila ToTEASK Sixstory loft building with basement 1 suitable l for stablei will Iran whole or port from Oct I ClIOKIIh E KOLnllM I3i 1st ar T 0 sfortE first second fourth and tlfth lofii for salesrtiom or light builueas near Broadway low rent 41 franklin si TO LFT Store wltbT mail apartments inltaile for I dairy or dry goods buvttiesi Apply to Janitor 27U hprlnyst PilE 1ROr STORE ant m ioo 3d ar Ap ply to FHAMIS ADAMS 205 bait 4th It GlTAST BROADWAY under Klnnton llotfl Tomer 6 Store to let cheap ala I Catharine email store n rii ST 8nUTIIWI easEr MAIIBOXAV7 us Llrgant store suitable drug dry gorer or book eit tfl NKW hTORP with 4 rooms splendid 00 II 1 rrulgo t1 SHOo U location for drug silo tb uie furnish I lar 22J4 Mb n K rnl Ssinte for nlt Countfy You Dont ItcUove possibly that Oakwooi R I can be a desira ble pn fr a home simply because the lots are filing for only Will yet the truth Is I Oak vied Is I hedged In by resirlcllons se nut an I eicusive III protect S flfllIlol I I property and insure Identically the same class of develop ment and residents Ouly 4j minute from SoulS Perry and JIIIIlnlll heart of a de lUlilful country Irop builus lor a couple uf hours siI unit 1110 trip S Ill 1 enjoy It I1I1ZJI i iO flu 17 JIIJIIIJ1 tOil Ml I itt TO lrAef J ilOll inr t I tliiff i of lot I I n 1 roruuuiil 1 ug Man liaet Ii till l niii rHI H 5 re f i uw a 1 wooij Uurt Sla luau II ii 1 I CI 1 in u 4 u it1 mjn fInAls 11 I i fiiJlO lull fu liLil I l uit lid In leIgh II jgatdeliri ilISi isin r i uulb 11 iiis bant aI an I oil house i iinr v rl i Cit jrcifaM II ekoellelil sttirliorukf I for a Ions a taitii t lr1lii t geII 1l1ou uiiwUru w 4 fur m vrriKien 5 tlI11 itslic or ii inir I liiel l UIIIIr i iturtutiiix fur a abS luSl4uoeiielsi OIIoul AIyI I I 1 I II J It 1111 4 iav tfrui I l runli I h1 ANTICOLD WEATHER CLUB feuiarale ttl lied a I 1 ci e rure I ci 1 Irani IlflaiMi I J huei rat IIS I j l love i u 4i luuuitly is 1151415 lli avuu fiur a li tin le I u i elI i 1 0 r isiiusi y fttn fai II fuur kiui I fu IMS I rIt caili r raUt IiitsilinU4 I elll lOiniuuUliu 111 IK Maiie4 III 5 I 114 i r er Us vtile 1 e a 1 nil Ji eec ifli iafin tis toniC M Il l iH Vosleai poem doe I iii itfiHtr J or AltdrOOllltJIi I ifiillttt I I Ill Ii rl 8 IIOII IITI 11111 v lawitf clots If I re t Oil j laugla I II au 55 f iiuiruxuKi U if IIUK fur I it cer If I I I lies 1441 tiwyti iisine I IMIII i i nutu fir sods 54 Ic I i iI 1 p 4 I I 01515 111 I ScsI lOSS 111111 54 her if 11 1 4 Ii lOt tt r er Iie 1 Ittin I I 111 Ilie I Ci SI Ulrlll I n 4r r4ar tip ok I U rW TMOkllUV MI lUKIUhkT house Vii II l 1 resins all lupiaisiwiili 10cr Llilau 1 l alf l li pussIes ffaw betdj pptei 01050 HIIH f Ufn I Elall ed 047f11 tUlLe 05I IC IlMs cash laUace iIIUI 01 rlI tt TllII AM rt1 1Ifj11 UW rvltta IL M lied turn tIdes cc tUlle 411ac21LzeJ OA a Seal affsrtntr for nlt 31 j sk 4RE JOMNSOH JR S FLtQ A 1f PROTECTED RV DiCISION 11 Or SUfREVE COURT tz1 g NOV Uth ltfd ii CCt1T IMITATE FtAG FTTEM ON TTOCU IIWT LEFFERTS PARK MORRIS PARK ii UNION COURSE I FLUSHING HIGHLANDS I run 4 nrHT HVIIITRIIH wITHIN oo MINUTEs op N v Carefully restricted iplendtIljr developed and bt rajil transit I If yon viol a home or a RllteJe Investment fo ea amtnetheni I fend lint tree K It ticket soil rtwrrlrtlvt map ho I any lNy and you will hid people bu lni and othrI bulldlne I for cr h or on wiiy monthly pnymeut c JlKB JOHNMJN JR UU Ut criy It N rf 3413 5o ton st Uiooklyu sir Hcnr the rliOiC talent nt the Wonder ftil pbonncfHttlt lecture every tmiin Mt N Y nflltr rrr KTCtilniC nt llrookl office i or iMtllcH iinrt crntlemrtt p A T YONKKRS 2 minute from Pork Hill nation 2 tortbern rei or S ttintle fronn tnllow ltndaon hiiver road rAil one huh I ri loiiee to it all elPins terre irlck nianslont gli bolrntntn III p5001 orIent On nieillita ncctlpatcy etlol ntei1bnrliiol hind 105123 price ttilsJ lerins eay if leisrJ elerunt taslefo I net furniture srprprIlt tO hues will La soIl elm it sssited Into 55 ehowni ltitayi 511 week daysI I K iult will not to l tiuin woiieI none with furniture I I wud he echanrcii for ostlutaclory Sew york tilT property welt relIct 4 dm mam vltti at permit 1 I Apply ulreci 11 Odhr plnte Iark llllt unktra tt4 S K A IT I IX W A H11 I am the owner f tinge sni mall acre tract of lea tie jroieriy snlim lo For fDtiliMMon or suburban home lor information cnncerntDe Investment m tta hmirton addrfM U II KOuLKn 1LH Butler HI oct Seattle tail I ACKMWlKnorD HIIAlQt ARTIns for buying tl slltnr ezchanvln rrntinfr OUiitrr property I 51511 IlltA7i HM i STAT IXl UAN6ryiMiroaiWan flAltoAtS Thrfte tory 1mur 38 wait l2tt J 511 1 L JtvJ ash required ta sic montage I I Ill 550 123 hut 1234 51 Iii fnl QPtItte 4or Cltije TALKING MACHINES I art the Utevt Invention forth use of real estate mo i Thlr soiree bar frlTcn oat taikintr upihort muur and pour Hat and low land protercy HASROUCK HEGTS talks for Itftlf and neither John Johns ton grandson or SOT other kInd nf e son wlthilac race nor any other patentnblo protectaule or peniHiUo art can ap jiroach It 1ft 1ZGLNOT LOWLAND hula and valley i not the dreary and driolata prospers offence and Held characierue lay place Tlere Ii Ill tie tltfTercDce between A Sty tint nnd A Cat country Conic where th world tanks more beauttfiil than any where MM where a dainty tint of hue over the far away ninnnUiti formi un tipal retting to the deeper forecmuod ot green where yiit brtnihe nor freely I than elsewhere where beautiful paved streets shade 4 trceii anti t a general aspect of cleftnllnps U so refresh t log after toe crude properties ou bare visited eli ft Where Come where I dont talk about how to got Toni own home but where S X BUTXD FOB 200 For lot and hocte tide it I nil the margin requicid TaU to cheap hut I act for yoi If you buy a lot the I q iltttble Life Awn ranee Society assure your loved ones azalnet Ian it poodle Bat you will NEVER DE If you tine here My lots are 25x111 I I My Story Desk and tickets free LOUIS R SCKNEIDER Tract nonur 15O Naniau HI fi T WOODRVDCEJ Lola unJ plot for sale only 15 minute from Obau nenrt by N J and Y a II near depot hlghret and flntfl locatlru near New York loU 3x100 trom 9 tZ tofi perfect title commutation tSfitermonth why go further distant If jun can buy cheaper In a 5 place ahfadT well settled wllb Jri tCl uie reMdencea good Bclooi 3 teachers church tire department sIde walks and limp on main rtreern streetS Bruited anil I trees llalteI since 3i re irs I oinnu buy by paying 3 por lent raOi and haauc uu monthly Initalliuenta without Interert Apply 10 5 KulUIKKTi B Warreu 51 or Wood BUge X J E AlIT ORANCB N 3 Ural cilate on all the princi pal street for sale an l to rent h li ruMlIT oipo lln Uriel Church Station o RASGK V J this ldnliy pclaUr Bsrir ilns for sale L P IIAillLTON j Co W llroatlway N Y or itlt oro tt t1rtjtrscj LAST ORAXni N JIor sU cr to let I a house 14 wIth 1 1 rooms In Drst rate order city gas water and lewerazs coiinrctlun coven lulnutci from station For particular apply I tI I RFWSTE 20 Broadway mrit tatt ar hlriCouhi Jminnil BAY RIDGE L i IS NEW TOHKS IIANI OMIHT SUIIIRD IS SITU ATFD uN NKW YllKK SlAt IH IIMV ii MlNtTLS IKOM NEW lOItK BV iiiitFrr rtitnv IIKATKII It It MIW IIUIIDIM Til IIKOOKLV mu lit I iitoiMsMi USE 0 r i ii crnio IKJAII W Tfcll MAINS NOW HID AND 114 TO BL LAID 111 I IN sim is tin TIMB TO niiv iori on PLOTS mo IMKhASK IN VALUI liv illtlNfi 4 tA7 IIIUNT BltUH Colt 111 0 AM TliTII ST BY nlllliE L I OK J 1 OLKT hT 1IKOOKLYM KOOM M 5IJi4AltAt Rlohiiioiid tilt LoiiK Islatit elegant F resMsnce 11 room w th all linpri cmcnts lot liktiv 154 i tine carl n fruit mitt I slab trees Aoioa 3 sirrets U mluutci walk fruit It It depot very liberal lernls Apply in OWSPR r I o boxii Richmond IIIIL cr at the hone with Cacpole Cur Ilillsds aol Cculral avena IriIt CjUitr o CjUitrSTABLE 4 STABLE Iarct brick stable Installs wat r In stalilel lam stable vflrd rtifl waifou bet 7 iniiiulfs walk from aitb st and James slip rrrl Also itiitiK I tt t irv a N 17 orrtts Es mInute Iron o4ih en rerrr II nice rooms all to Ala Tll 1 Elt i5 IrKN 4VNI I COTTAOIM U I room jut rtiiid MfM tell Piled juj MIX iIIIM 11411 itiS lUnr IT l 2 PIer and basemiui H nice rooms all ililriOolienli Al IN eFNGIE iivrs l3 ronnie and bsih lnI l of leSt ant air In each room an iwprovmeils i ieal I Nun I A it I Ii N idIiiliI IANI ii FlIP cs nOllllhS AV IOM IASII CITV JKral Djitatr or nlttttU ANOW IS YOUR TIME TO liny eIieSIeei ersecCsne Isis lli CyrIl mAr 55154 Ie cold I Vlrol Eiil I iMlinili mill O7lls eei raHinln Mini Mllk MU iffr JOHN 1C 14 K llnllilrl IOU I Dili 1 5 nriir I7lli II A CIInlIT I I riil lor ii i i I tOe ui I ur impruttinsiil 4 11 nit on I ii ii t l lee 0 eat ul I lUlli ar below Prado hi IsiCt 414141 cc clii 4tS Ails I J4AIlilllY HlliaT uii J i Hi it cr LIlt all it IW hAMCTAY Ml M IH III iTA5CiilJ MIll I I it fin buck anil IM C lil i I 15 iiirbtri i mt J small an ouiii iii 14 I ineinl 4 I I hinie In uionilly i r 4ri i ain m1 el Hi 051 iceli cc 4 Jr i4 hone il II S iseus if ilins I I ie e i li nail ur In ulrnii 411 I lai it Cms 51 IKI I II isa tier aid i ili ii r i SI 1 n i i k coO it uv 11I Hi I tie vale I ra 10 si4wu lil u 4iiii II lisihlll II l lltl r 0 ro tut i et f iprvif Aiiilris I lui I SIIJ ii t n in r i 4 Iis er P I iii ID I I 014 slit lull I r eels or jfli e Ijr of nii lliiliAB 4htt itlnt Cl finit iieiI iimIte I di lir I petit Illl UC ut I a IHl i inr Hum war I nut Jin ratal i e titint Visit rtt jrraiitrrt vttfiutla iraiiltii t Sist fu laisiJ alcieI label s rtr maleS tL nt bloc vttt s4 tv i aliou OHriisr t la I iirilitk t Is Still IIIt tstii i 1l1 aij amT J4Il4 171 S nniititn itr 1511 1 lif ksiiiaiM i all 1 Sdr lb I I Iip dl 31 so S ftcstI rAthir It4tilitL3 A I hIS Iin I iivviirsil I so i snlMiiid 4 ieep r i in l lr of asr sue i n i mill ran w tit nt Its fl i I C mi aj 50 l Ieri lUiilla 11 k i s 4 A Jot ftult ct Zo Zci tlroohlp IlighEk FWPJIUT Voota l 00 tvenyae UlIf I Isaa 505dgi b54fif 1111sf slet asdeoeejq 4 U Mvoiilsla4 urn 4 1eodvspt flhlIl Slpnnce Pranks at Sir Devandsi Farv CLINTOWILLE WB Sept 23An Innocent appearing Roodlooklne German girl ser ely 15 years of nee has been arrested on a war rant charging her with a lone series nt offences at Louis Dm amis farm Minnie Hoffeinith Is her name In the latter part of July the water melons of De atds patch were destroyed and the vines out This was thought to bo 1 the work ot boys Less than a week after that a hire of fees was overturned during the night and Paris green was sprinkled over the honoy In copious auantltles A few days rmssel Lcd the performance was rvwnt Then some ono cot Into the cellar and put Paris green In tho butter and throw a bnm Into a barrel of sot boitn A lnru nunibpr ot can of fruit were on nfd and poison put Into them linn any when Mr D vautt started to mil hi r bread sun found furls green In the flour Then a iianntltr ot clothlricr was ruined by cat tlnclt with iciisors A few dam liter the house wa ROt on tire nnd while the family were putting It out the barn took fire Finally It via noticed tlmt the iloflsmlth girl wan the llrst to discover aud report those thing to the fnmllr and cbs was anvnted on suspicion merely rite declares her Innocence Will Nat He HoU Out flnlnorroIT Cnn hoyt 23An Iniunetlrn wile servid yogorday on Trealdont Dostwlck OI the Irtnploa Steamboat Company restrain fnc him from alllij i tIle wharf property or the company In ttils iltr Tb Iniunitlon was secured by A J Anthony of NOW York who ym centlv iiiiribnsLul a majority nf tbs stock In l the company Ho ftiml lh present omials woiiM hell out and a rival line be tiUbllshed bitweou hero aud New York A Hop Ralear UuiHereJ STIIACUI4E N V Sept 23Last night In the town of Ktockbridtt Madlum county near MuiiNMll Jojn htieetur won rnuiilerfd by ome iinknoun tiers0 snppi neilto i Ix roine il Ill hop piiioM whom bo wits just about lilY l iu oil Hlietern body was foimd toiii d maiit troth his Iii p kiln In a UrM bU moriil t A larfo Amount of money wits Ittlnn liom isle PIfl

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8 rI 7 q r1 F to THE SUN WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1890 I 4I L t I I S I p Towier eetlloejnri Ixwxillkitha dub thl corn te air boon and 14 Ilka to aampla I him hut I dent lee any place to lite Wo aro ready to exhibit tho now Fall took of Suits and light weight I Overcoats to porsous who care to look lookIt It is not too early to pU on I Fall weight olothoa over Bummer underwear and our rightlymade garments moot every requirement of dressy men It is easy to mako IC cheap clothing It isnt easy to make thoroughly good clothing and to ntick to n high standard Were making clothes that mako u friends first and money next i BOERS PET C I WIUIJ rnncft 3 I ROADWAY Atma I nOBal 1L i nntt4 m1 1 ADANIHII nr flwaillih ilrl wantefl Terr neat to look liter ehlldivn need not epeak Knitllih and anlit a with hoaiewoifc in American fatally DO wuhlui ir tronlnf wa ee 54 per month Addraii L A tox 18U i gun uptown off 1JU3 Broajw y A 44A4A4 A Oparatora on nillooi and Domeitlo machine to I nike erwi i shirt waliu and etocktnetia Jacket ttaam power alteady work Apply all week to I la poo O Hf rW AB A fiROfl 41 43 Or 9eana it 1 I 11 A osrnicirFKATIIKRaBewera and corlen are narantead ejfradr and beet paylnjr work with I I WIlKZtURUUt Jk UCCI1T u Broadway 4A 44 A rANblTJEATIIERS WURinDnoFB t IIPOIIT Na ooo Broadvay bar ataady and besS PJID work O mOre ezp4rIuca helix AAA OFflCE VORKBerera younr ladtei I tor oftic dullest tnuit ha quick and correct at CI ElM Apnlr at auparlntaudentraoflica 1 1ILU 11MJIALE JJHO3M cv andSBthlt A rPItPNIflCES lood aeweri alio ladlai to leara i draumnXluf and cnltlru Call orwrlia DRESSMAKER 8 6th ar DUB nines FEEDERS ADAMS Vv1gR A y L DB VINNK A CO 1 Lafayette Plata BOOKBIKDKBS Oold larera I wanted tteady works I ood nay TAlLEV 48Latayetta place Boo rOLDERS and lUtehan at A D 4 H CO a rarl f I I BARTEM 1 boy Jackeu Call at 1 Dare 1 DOOK BBWEBa Experienced bud 71 Job n I EXFB8JKNOBD IIANDR on lamp ehIdsasnuphoI lary work Apply Thuriday mornlnr before 10 i oI tf UANB BAUM BliOd 70 ana 73Veet t OA it ptEEDEOlfl on rollof maohlnai Apply to 1 f KiaSAilT 8 Deekman at I FOLD BBS WANTED In pantpblt bindery FRANK i TOUBKTB I Un hOUSE M North Moore it GIRL hnneeworki wacai 112 atie daek coat mae U Clinton plaoe Kin at GIRS WArtTED to work I vegetable 183 Mae I ougal e Hew Tort j HOUBRWQBKER wantedtaleo woman for chamber Li work OARLhTON nouns IM William at cor er Frankfort IL near City Hall 1 OPEBATOR8 wanted on fine flannel ihlrtii good prlcee end iteadv work team power 0 pI WALLaOira I KONK m and 123 Doana I s OSTRICH FBATIIERS WantedT I good curlers and sewerS will pay atgheitprleee L fl NI9 Bra fyiTBIcn FBATUEUaQood curlmrigiszrteri and v saFari wanted work given home BTBIN i U1LBRUH Ml Broadway J f OSTRICH r IOATflERSWnte1 few neat emalfglrU K aalearnani alas itrtngera I L M IIKTMAHN BM Broadway t OPBBATOBS and lurkera on pillow thami and ladlai udirwear Learners taken Jd OKO VUBOBNnOLD a Walker at I OPERATORS on ladies and children a underwear WAU and W A w snachlnaii steady employment i 1 it mblula7 plJmL Io ro Nut 12th it OPERATORS i on nail only flritolaai bands need ap I ply A JABOKBL 1 Beat IBth It p CBH BMBBOIDBRBBH Somber and hanOi for I o leitlo aawlnf maehlneii steady work L1IANN wl LMANN A Co itS Orend it and 7Lalghut P rBnBOXB8wid o and palte hand ELUI JIYFU88 0 Molt at I RELIILI SJRV ANTS MALE AND FKUAL i I J BELZDNOH 1147 Columkua I list it BonoOIMEIIcnANTTAIIOBHmeth fg I ad of dreaa euttlag and making taught dreeemaklng I eon walit and llnlnn alt eanvaaaera wantedi alas I r taaebere for other clllea 03 Welt 2 th it S MART OIL bUI 1810 learn machine embroid ery i paid while learning 148 I West IBth I S TWO LADY OANVABSPRB wanted work t In Brooklyn tubS and proHtahle Address with ref criacea ItJUUsf Box J standardUnlon Brook lyn NY t f WANTED Two o ibm experjencTd laliiwemen t twomo forflaadkerohlet Hurting and Embroider stork Apply between band 1 A M at JAMBB JlcOtliKRT i caB Broadway and Mlh it JoOBIBBY WANTEDnirli exrerilnced In labelling mal pack ages Apply at one HMBIXBY a OOIMand I inn Heiteret WANTBDA competent girl to do gneral home work Applv between 0 ant 5 clock Mri K A IOWUIIK D3Wit lOut It WAN m nllrl about 1IOdo I tight bou7 1 TT work and Hep home homeSMITH 1mIIUTI 35 Greenwich ar WANTBD oleia trlnimere on light acd hravy wok steady employment 10 good men HoLTON II CKOTTT flathuib av and utile 1 Iirooklyn TITANTIDA girl forgeneral hoiuiwork with TyHffiSSS W nSrrlllffi 1 CM iouday aDd Tuidsy morning I 113 R1 IHlh 1 NTEDApprntlt dlmo reilbaforsit or after a I N X lags RRlrIIT aan al ior t WANTtDA girl i lew ttcki en Wheeler t Wlleon v niAehlne Inquire In bedding store Ito W Hlh 1 WANTED j Flrit clan 1 girl for general hoeiework vilrnalltancliyigood place 00 beat sloth II VODNO LADIES WANTED tn make rubber ihoi In I X all 1 t can earn 1 or tn a week board paid I wbyeTearuIng i Addreae tOLClllSTEU KUllBbK COM I lAnTi Colcheiler oD S YOUNO WOMEN to learn watchmaking Apply to Ike New York Watch lupatrlng Company JIB flih a ar 0 room I one eight up nOLOh 0KOWFlt Manager yDelB ii wok good wa I Iroom an lall 33 IT Ul WFiTnrman girl for general bouie a C Uvorki i wageallO 8JI Heiiudit nra aI I ntiiiit I Ai ACTIYB manor neat addin abeol SI wanted 11 I for our city haSh win IM mirund In our bust Olr w I mpd saucy pail I witie liuolew Aptdr at note luj C JIIIIL AII AtlKBlUAN yaeagmen 1 grln4 and pOlish i and flake a Jiliuaalf autoS All Huff AN b 11 Idl l Hun gRIce I A OOOP COITKB a a aiibora maeblaa nr Il UKo CI Llli4 1 sd I CDlrL Ilw A Uor fTRDHa BOY ai 101 K Uiletu the Un aud ld A A aaaet Iruu builuaii IU I IrktUiubir It l d 7 g A Veil SSaii11 and paper aol Mb cblr tot UAIF rNICK I ota4u vercet 1 4 1 141r Ift IWI 41ltu sails aod elik fOi la 111 110 UI U 1llaOI Ulbul iv 1111 r j A 0 4 rietittil earth r grl 1t1 Ni cliii ifle fIUU lt1 cv 111 iq A UI pgrgoti U4 P1 014 1 erOr boil vi IIAISERII Itb8ehIP toukiyn 2 rAIiICI 1 11 1001 IImIMlld M ir torwsdr 1 I ltI1UIII I fa ci i hut I 0 IlllI I II 31 UQlllI lIMO bigia ICIIIII forwarder sod SSkaJStbo i It IItIIU t1 OllUWllo tla kr ll IUUIII U K tOassboes 10 lTCUIll Waeui rvuei mail wiu e 4 refer u Ajq T t I 34ev L U Y I Ik lW lCf ItI1I 4 IM Waeeter it fl4NMitkriNsirit 1 vuth is WUbISjkoe IL ltiibIie rtss J 11 a JLNAU 11HK MAkERS at I ass 1 aute4 1 at f hi anvsu l44MMiId waitLi4 8Is1lgaS sites id7 1 eaat Iu lie I 1 jU H luII t eon I cor 21111 AI tahl weslalt 1 A a is I ii isuIIy i oiQL1ra1Aal0wIt INi3l J 11I4 I VIa M IK S Ll tdratt C OLLKCTORR rwntteepere stick eaihlere pack f era porter r Jenltora coot waltera toaanmen groom DMtol men end oilier positions quickly I proeur4i help fornlihad free to employer MBTROPOLUAN AllKNCTma Broadway CYLINDER FEEDER wanted I1AWTIIOIIIO referenc 75 Warrust C flARETffiwanied THOMAS 0 DROWN I ii iIITnrollht il Bnnnneit Jt DIR SINKRRR Wanted ft rood workman on mono grams street disc Ac M ales a good icrlM engraver en wedding earde vUltlog card Ac Addreei Box T7 I 108 4n a D RV OOOOR BALRMAN wanted most speak 05 man THRU KAtrn lB7lr h m a Brooklyn EXFKRIBNCBD IRMA wanted tor night ork LJ Apply a to it retook thin floor sInce of IlLOOMINUDALE I IIROB Odas cor bOth It fJBPDPRS for Oordon pretiei wasted that ran Dit A ready oryLita C lc 77 Eighth a olEEtEi ruling macblnee Apply to L KI AM Beckman at FELT el HAT FlraSIIBRSon ladlei1 hate M Bank It GOo OERMAJC 8ALK1MEN for llnena Aei nut A b pbe bePiobrOMlNOflALflft May cot 6 Ib1 G IOCI RI ASSISTANT Clerk silo txifi i errand rob IIBLNS3I3 Iludllilll HATTFRB Wanted Urn daie earn liner on ladlee bat HUDSON STRAW WORKS Ml hudson It RITUER nD rnwlrt HARNESS 1010AN 2 41b n I 1AJINE8S STITCh i lilt anted at IM West iII J I roMPoniTi WATBD7ali7aordonfee e rat 7 I 83 ana 40 Welt Broadway MOULDERS W1TRlFive good moulderi Aoplr J to A A w I CARE 00 14U Vents it PAPER BnxEH Man wanted on Robinson ore I u Atn ore aelilagton and Rater at Iirooklyn jAr R BOXES Wantel enperlenced rimer on I Clark machine UILMUB A DitBUlBH flu Mint PAPER llOXKRrint CUM 1 man on gin 1 table i HfOONhlt MFO CO Oa Welt h 27th at PRACTICAL rip lawyer on packing bU I T u PAhTHlnON Uelhune and Weitita PAlSTRllSRI bt rood home calnKra I JAMHS HAIIRIH Rnglewood N J RELIABLE iJAN who U I quirk tn learn and willing to t work will Ineiructed In our business and mary raid while learning Apply 1 store corner 4th a and Uthit RULINO MACHINE FEEDERS SOO Fulton It top It floor h OO BBS WANTED WM M MAY 809 Welt B2d It S TEAlS FItTER wonted Appty all A hO I CLANN ID7 Fait 100th It OTONFCUTTRRS Apply at onre Boom 2 SOO Wmh 3 Ington it Brookl n near bridge SPINNPRB wanted THOMAS a BROWN A BOMB sit verimlthi 21 Betnnne it CILMRBMITIIS wanted THOMAS a BROWN I I lIONS 31 Ueihun it SPiN ROOFER WANTED 1 JA JACOUINI1B Cedar it TINSMITH and move polisher wanted at iloi I MARAH 113 Broadway Brooklyn TWO OOOD galvanlifd Iron cornice mal ald I 224 WaIt lrnlIc TWO TIN itoorERa WANTED 224 West 50th St Til SHEET Iron workers wanted 8 Peck Blp TIN BOOFBR3 ntod 437Ealt33dlt fTMRRFLLAa Wanted tint olaia l ironer and U stretcher at IIBITbR o LI A CAtt LBVK 8 and lu Whitest WANTEnfraTelllnc salesman br a holal le car VT slag manufacturing hiwee Addreii alrlnff ref aln ereneea aiperlenur and salary desired CAKK1AUE MANUKACTUIlliK can letter carrier No t I AlbanyNV WANTFD fairly educated man for outlld poll VT lIon where IIr alillltr n enerrr will insure food par first clan rara I nrn INVEfiTlUATK 115 7a5aU it i S31 and 825 WANTRD lnObny between th Mil ot M and ii V and belch 4 feet Hlncbni or mer to learn tala graph mra enier aerrlce noua need apply uuleai well racomineuded o hey oi V ut dally I WANTFD IonA number of tlnimUhe on fur V nace workonly those familiar with the work need apply TiE BOTNTON FURNACE co z07 and 2W Water ib N Y WASTED Meiiencen experienced In dIstrict mea TV linger aervlce steady work with lbrat pay Apply with rerommetidailone Hey it it A it dally IVTANTRD boy to make hlmleK generally u TV In a ladios and gent furnIshIng ilore all before e 4 M I AllLBKb HROa cos mh av WANTED By a Jarta concern hoc butlneil TT men tot outside poiltlon satisfactory par oDd reference required Address L boa lOll v Sun o trice Vlf TV tog ANTBD Six tlnimltha moat understand l roof OEO A BAILEY 6 North Broadway Ton ten N T WANTRDFlritolall jot j ruleri aiecrO n1Ainri1rol J A IIBABSE A CO M Federal Bolo Mail WAN A tool practical mob on W A W TV and Wllicox A uibDi maentnei MARTIN COOK LUHER 73 and 73 Wooiter it W ANTaDTo good tlnimllhi for general Jobbing TV and furnace work Address P MoFADUBN A DOOLEY New Brunswick NJ WANTED A polo pressman one accnitomed ta VI colored theatrical printing METROPOLITAN JOB PRINT 33 Veiey It WANTED Wood soCraTes ta workout solid black 1IIrbaROI MONRO 17 to 2 Vandewatfr it WANTRD expert carriage washer who ttior V V oschly nndaratanda Me badness Apply at r fLANIIRAD 1 COS 8TOrooma It WANTED An experienced carriage blacksmiths TV finIsher on new platrnrm work ti T WILLIS 239 Bait 21st 51 WANTRD A fireman bon hoo who 4 TV working on road hori Apply rJ 8UITII onth Orange NJ WANTED An experienced chandelier bang VT Apply factory 47n lean it SEW YORK OAtS rlXTIIBB Co W A NTBD Expert illverimltbi also hanOi on allrar TV ANTBDIJ1 henda Ac Apply after u nr L A I MTO CO 42 Faitl4thit PolJ ooook ill iSTEDA flretolMi Vest maker Apply to or ad TT dreu WALTKRT BUOIIrU Bprlnrileld Mans JANTEtAt once silversmIths and chaaera V V FRANK MAUSER lU au Union square N Y WANTBD A competent coach lamp maker Apply VT J B BREWbTERaC014iJJall25thll WANTED bell hanger Apply to VT OKO A HAIlaPRTY I 13 8d lT WANTBD Tin and sheet Iron worker TV TUNNION 11J Fulton WANTPDA Rood J job dyer AII Immediately 110 VT rAULAVKB i4 Norton at Albany N Y WANTED A irons boy to work In the Tarnlih iton TV 311 AT n corner isihit lit door WASTPDAn oyittrman at o lit I Apply attar TV 1J clock WANTED Steady teidan on lob pmita 238 Can I TV Ire it S 1TANTBDA rood floorman boneihoer M Elm it v ANTE A bor In tin shop MM em ar YODNO bEN 1 learn watohrnaklnir day and Ten L Inl cusses Apply tn 7ew york Watch Repairing Company ilB ell ar up Stat lrL BOLUN BROWER Manuel ZINn FTriiRR en halftone work we 1 par a flriT clan ulary to a om rlaia 1 man fui ilFLIOCIIKDUB CO hilt ruloa1 SFLIMllFtlB WASTFtI none tot flrntrlaai men e need aptly to M II BI1AN AIIAN eift Orora Jrr per lily I 1 0 LMIOLHTBRERS WANTED ISO Well ib c n Situntion ttnntttI A 0LPQ tAN orating flrrrain and EnglIsh per tI ferlly wlihn a pultlon or any kind Call o ad dress VitA iLOUVITZ IJS3 Jdar batwaen 70th and list eta ATTKKTint Bluiiilnn wanted by ynnni man I ihlPlloi rlrrk ha two years eaierlnca with large nnn AdOnis 1 I trng island Hty 10 Wlb A1OUMI LADY deilrra a roeltlnn ae itenr raiher ss and iriewrller salary im nblxl Kaininf ton oner abs Addreii Mil H I 288 rr I ianl I ar A tAT Irolul woman I fnnk and liunlreii airallent family cook food reference Call at IeO Third it A OMAN to make hrnelf seOul U I a plain cook and fL waibir Apply l to AliUHTlKiR Mitel IOMi Ih er A VOUNI IAIk ilseIres copying I do at home Ad is 4reuADtRllTlhFlt I II ely 11111 l0 I asciI a lUnatlon where ha caa advance 4 hiinielfi food rfreuie C arn UKfllHI MA I WI Vfl last Odth CIIAMUIKHAII 0 waltrM ruralaleit reliable yOlrI girl lhH tnri rfrscs l 4 lucy GPNMAM HIRLriiy rcnuntry livoawork or cook lot l Aplr I IwlUaat I 0nUllrJIouowurl rol II I titWiitlCJ4 a very rapikl rounf itrl city o a sultry 0004 tusk ii erl aral l104e fold RI rIillrt eid net alaW I 0 work el 272 bib cv 1 nlj Ib 0e85 51111 51 Ns ltl1 I If1 UIIII t IIIII dl a0tdef wish 114 i wlejissetIuslopg CIIIA ielEl4i I HI I VFHWAIIf titului I vauu lr a yimui nan n IUoi gjlr I pipIrteEi Hi un fclUbW au4 II I1 II egVelt i Io ciii I tWu I Hare 4Jroa I I it I lu us luwii l0e i 1 I Mi I adwsy SITI ATIOM venia4 at IrltltH 1 I famllr fi taetmel e cud guess til year dIr i ri a cIty iii csu Iff uiafrl rr M rr1 I UnitUUt nil1 6lhil V TEiJ ellesllei I lallur WMI uveer 4 V f auiileg I nniB A cad taiCeling A4ilrea TAlIJIM 1 Jl 9 1 Brwedvay wait wruti a uten liUu4 II iri iUbii WAM It wll a aiiUili Ilk fctllir e D 4 I egg ktuiuiM wbuleiale 1 r iuil iLerviigklr Uuukl tn t u Address E J I IUk I 10 II I I Y YItula wish a 1110 Ii I focWr I lea I A eIli8S d u I1It Al4g ValiuM IM lib av Vd iit MAN i wick iiai eluleit in a la l el n t inanl taruiiKr 101 hue1 iot iiitu Me A4 1M K L Itt SJSE 104 Weel 2 lit ii J i VOUkU MAX la 1 aritbia a t eltl a M a wkeleaale drrgeolelieKia aaafarafBgeiJ refergnae 44 4I1IW r f Yeill m Tbt T tTotftU MA n walf W yk el 4rll g ar al anT I X WUItU l t VtUU lit Weel trUab mutltp 1 1ADISON SQOARE flARDBH AMriltTnKATRn SAM URL FRRNrn A 1OV Ueneral Mana en r t tAr LARUBBT AND MOST MAOMMIPNT PLAI B OK AMUBIMP1T IN TUB WORLD TnTFNINOATK BATBRDAY MATINKB8 ATSL BACKED CONCKRTB SUNDAY N1OIIIB ANTON S EIDIa HETXtOPOllTAN aj II OKCIIFHTRA GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS rormAH PRICKII Admiilon to all parta of the Amphitheatre with cells in larquet Arena or Table 4 ommrn Chain 60ci Heleony I 210t i Orcheiua and Arena re lerved II lou 1 end i Chang nf programme at every performance TROURAMMK Putt 1UNIOHT WBUNhHDAY SEPT fR0 24 I Coronation March Bwendien 0 fallal aprlce Ruhlnelln a RhapsodIc fipana Lhaleler a Little Rerenad a Ornenfeld a conjuration and Benediction from IJuritnou Meyrorer 8 Ballet Suit LadhampagoaHpuad 7 Entrance of the lode Into Walhall from W has Hhelorold Wagner 1 I f ifuttlVlt new fer airing orchestra Olllet I Symphonic Poem Mareppa LlMl 10 I Urlfilei roM 1 Butte UUet Flute MaIn Mr ChWehner I Mrdltatlnn DoRaehnno 01 13 Marlonet IS ltt from CnppHa Dellbea I i French unitary I March from Suite AlriMMinr Saint Seem Iridar evenIng Fept 33 Jt ORAMJ WAONi K CONCIRT Blm V lRAlDV 1HBH rHDPr7 I IHI A I MtHj OPFNIN OFTI E RIIOtllAnHrAMON CommcnrlniTUI DAY FPNIMI SEPT D HELEN DAUVRAY II Sydney Koitnftld t n ew comtdr In font 01 entitle THE WHIRLWIND MATINEES RATORDAY ONLY Hale of lean Ofeni THIS MUKNIXO C 81 O nroa at anl 10th 1 ad rrenlntintR l Mainee Saturday atz MRT TllUliP WMJhH AREWRIL lIurHANCE 8ATURUAV DOT 1L MME AICOT AdmissIon HX t Peals nn rale I for remaining nights VIUE8UA OCT 14 THIS HE1UMNU KtilLOiEAN I 8 HU RIOt PO on iON L A I DOITHT rilE niNMrsT ChOW IN UIITIinilT DOlBT Til FINNIfT AlOW WITHOUT I I NEW INOB8BANT YoRK TIIRnK LAtOIIIBIC 1KIURH UP KVA S k IflOlilY IN A PARLOR MATCH A1TiiR PARK AFr tl S3LLIOA BROADWAY A T ST KMiKY NtrIlr AT Osib MAT 8A1UBDA1 BEST OltCll SrATi el 1 OOOD UROI 8RATt hOc n c BUN ritH rri n A v TIIKATIIK FIRST TIME IN AMERICA The Relanlou urooean Uramatlo Mniatlon GOGGLES Adapted by Chatrlr Frerh Alfred 1D8 rom tha A CAHT OF StTltrAtSSINO INTKKFHT Evening at P tlatlnee Uedneeday and KatardaT 1 STANDARD TIIFATRK Second fek A Tremcndoni Success Wm Flarona Trodaotlon CLEMENCEAU CASE BUMs HIIITfj lOHNHTONR IZA And a treat can Indudlnir Mr Mlton I ackaya Mr John r Kllerd lllia I Allc llihir r lira K U t and other favorites EveninriatS Matinee Saturday 12 D AM8 TIIPATRP PREMMIXARY BFA8ON IOMII IVKIV TAhl ViMi OF Mil SOL SMITH RUSSELL And the Comedy Drama by UJ Kidder A 1OOK ItllA I KIN 1 1OOlt UUIAI ION TWO MATINEFM ThIN VEEE Today aDd iCtflrdcy I 2 ociock nI EVES1MI AT 8i11 sTrEW J Broadway and 19th It BVENINOS AT I MATISKP SATlTRllAl I AT J 134TI1 TO RI l 40TI TIME IN NOW YORE T3I If CIA In David P Llojdl and Byonet Boienfeld Comedy TE SJ SEATS YOUR WIKK 11 ICJ BIJOD THEATRE Ilroad way near 30th It LI Erery nltbt Vatlneei YKi I and 8AT The freateit f Vaudeville oritauuatloua rlJ NEW BOSTON nnAnu AVJIFN1EVII MTAIt HlKCIAITT COMFAM r UEVERAt ADMISSION 6 CrhTS 1 4T ST THPATRE Near nth ar 14 EVERY KIHIIT MAT1 En AMI SAT Reserved Seats Orchestra i Irela and Halrnny 5 Wilson Barrett and hull caltiae new drama GOOD OLD TIMES Great Baccela Maenlfloently Produced LYCEUM THEATRE th a and 2 24 IE I I I HO i nrttv I K I IIOTIIIIKN la his latest I and greateot eurcepe by Jerome K Jerome Jl THE MAIN I Elt OF OOUnAKKO W IlellciH 3a Next Melines Saturday V WED OCT 1SOXTEA 8UTI1KHN MATINEE 1IAnlIONHQtI RF TIPATIT AtL 110rD TO lmn EUOIUNCEH MR RICHARD MANSFIELD IN I BEAU BRUL EVERY EVEMNO AT B 8 MATINBR BAT AT 2 EDEN MUSEE TIlE WULEWOZtLD in CBILDREVB MATS WED I Half AND RAT Frdalj aoili Band AJRPH the MyittPrlnr Chen Automaton Bad OTEBOtha ijoeen of HPAM8II DANCEKS begins a envarerocnl OCT I MHO II 01 A I SUNDAY Bert 2 Leas 61EN i wit Jtd el s 21 A M ham lKCIAI I bere it 01k A M I Jersey lt M City li45 A M j Newark BSI A EXCtItMlON II i Rutherford 10 A U 1 aiialc ECITIHUNI 10 06 A I Paterson 10 SO A M TONY PA8TORS TI1KATHR I4T1I ST J FRilll1 I TUB WONDROUS CYRENB rl1Alll cnARIPB M l8RBNECLI0 BUSH I i BKATRlrp LEO URTINEB flOod MATINEES TUESDAY AND rRIAT PALMERS TRE ID MONTH NTi I THE OCR MIHH TEMPEST RED J TiE ntu Herald She la 1 a revelation HUSSAR World Bhe la I captivating IiUIlJRIl Evenings at t M llnie baturday at Z pill ST IIUSICMIALL AND ALIIAMBRA Oo5RT A IM and IHfl tail tub 1 Orcheitrlon playa every afternoon and evening JHtWtrurtioa NEW YORK TRADE SCHOOLS let av 67th lENTIl and nth BEAXON ate New York Initrnetlon on Monday Wdneiaay and Friday even logs in uft LAYINO PLA8TKRINO fLU tBING dARIEN TRY IlllUBB HHIN I and FRESCO PAINTING and ULAcKHlllTM I H UOIIK I tommencai Oct 23 inn Day claim In plumbing JI In I houie llirn and fri palntlnc cut commence on Deo J i In bricklaying and nlaiterlnr In tone outline and lu carpentry on Jan u 1501 Tailoring t School now open Tie work don by laftt seaSons claai can Ic lien at rto schools l any week dIr and ou Sunday ternooni Term are exoeedlnclr moderate Circular llulraud with many phoioenxravlugi mailed free on application PKEE CLAShES for eelf iiipporllnr women In Writ I Ina1 CommrrlalArltbmllc Dookleeplni Rullnaal rI W M g10 Training lhonoraphy lypewrlltnit RlouchlnilUolo I Nefatlve Photo lolorlnv Photo Crayon Mohanlca and I Freehand Drawing Clay Modeling AIIIId i He ilin Phyilral I Culture and Choir I Muilc I Apply fur admissIon dCoi dlCr lfV i nd missIon I on and alter hapt I from 0 A M I 10 I P M and 7 toll Pit Kalurilay evening enrepled UlUMl MO MENd JlIRIhTIAN AbSOLlATlON 7 fait lolb It BUSINESS EDUCATION Hookk pinit writing rlthmtlo correspondence p UliKe itnorrapltr t nawiUliiiit I i rlvau Intiracilon I d il aid cretin lln J I I itssines II olltif 51 flow try ocr Canal up town IU7 lIeu I BIU it core flroJwi iltOOKI KCIIOOI OF MUIJMS I Tranilatloni correspondence by educated tranila tr done al iliort notice itO Herkeley place U tlyn BANJO Initriioilonit I I cataiojrun mailed oroheitra bauloi la Hen tauuht rl r 1 fa llWAKD I Doll BON it itudlo ln1 I Hnxdway near4iuliit BANJD or itiiie dancing Initructlon P jig l clog at dancing Irof W ILUAUH Hub Amuaemiut II tress JOI7udal BAhJO TUiTION IIKNKY C HOU ON aole mann Li faclurer 01 the patejil Hell lianjo 770 I llroedway HANJO kOSU AMI DANCE Sly clog and reel deri JJ InC lauglit clrrulari J tliiOAN tki llowery KAhJO 1lr lIon U cour ei Jig and clog dancing 1J taught Circulars J IIEAJi 70 Jd ar jd II IMIAPULIMN TlllhT arllit from Munich has re A 0pnrd hr iludlo at fiTUeitl Ih it iiond floor oIlJd l r 1 tbornugli initrurili n In ion I rail I tandifai I and fluwer Silnilnr ull I ateli water and mineral rulori or deli rihd I terine uiuUerate Saturday eliaiee 1 01 bill terms rcferenie IfKtK j I4hS In choir muelc for sell euiporilng a wHueu now ruling reading at still taught AI lip ffni U A M lu I P M end toni 7 10 U I M YiifKii HiiMINH lllllhTUN AUIJCIAT I Oil 7 Mist Mlleeutliet ClIIAK II mandulln luelrucllon lif I Ueil initLodi onlyi 3 yu JfI t J ails il pupil rendeuce lalcraddrn Mr DA Kill li prlvaU SChool III Rut II III1 lIfo KAIIBOM Inlerraeflete and Academic fehoul Jyc fur Hon Oil Wen mill II l Haul le mil clauei NriMOUHAIIIT arm irnwrllleg IIII1 MOEtU al lid H wan ITpewrHlog lesson II I ikly 1 nililltOI I oil IMTIIUi I TitaN lu ailIn elo ullia 1 ilraiuailr aeilofi itearlnif heel leecteri I clreulre Kkll kKIIIIIH KKK UumllJirATlliy 4IVtet lOili l It I 1echooI and l otttot COLUMHIA INSTITLTK I Ha 7v Mb ar Prliielpal Pdelu owler A H N t m rIttP IIU t lklt U rio e Prmilpel N A fliw di U A eu r ireperaiurf lumen aud alu4erg fa 4e arlueuu ii uiiiaeil iialuluf lullilAy drill I aUtpaui sept 5 Mend lui W end fvrfeialtf I ue IIII 11114 sAItIAWI tics rolur1 1050 toe JYl celsius Imiu I eul aireelr rotpiel Ir l soUse ef vial 1 earl lif el ner l iil ii lu Illl shells l3trmi I tlit KT MHI mllluP K4 fkTrTIIT e einrai n iri trlfir sit I alnie lal ttrl bus e IllUvege Sri ass rinwerr eV rlaukalriiliee 1 Iiittchip rdtbtlt fiIOKOloll acuiiiiL Ui alaewiafi valla aa4 all i fwliieaable eUucea caught ftrciJart wlt II CAt IIIJrW U ViII VfettTtUiMe L h I mutmtnt I G GARDEN THEATRE MADISIIJ KOUARR Madison OABDBN AT and 27th St SAMUEL FIIEUH A soji i InsrsSI Tilt OS AhHOL nJrJ1UUF OrElIrJJft Tm mite CR70 tii 21 AT Rn vale 5 sais will sommeece TIIIR OIORNINO 18 A M it the bo1 Omla this Ordn Theatre 27lb s and Xdln cv MJjM1t flloDCTIO IN BW YORK OF DOCTOR BILL A Comedy In Three Aeta by HAMILTON AIDE TtECldM mrJc10 THE IAtUIIIND MtCUEPS OF Till ON noN RJMON PRlCPSOrcheitra Btaili and first three rows In lial iJLr r INII rnnr Ii IUi balance I of Balcony Iii nailery O0i Voxel fin 1 and rut oeneral Admission l0O MATINEES BATURDA4H ATb T M 1 Parties having secured aata by auction will picas call at the box ohIo Sir them not later than Thursday D ALTS Under ThEATRE the manafemeni of Mr ACOnSIIlt DALY MR DALY ben to annenncetbal the TWELFTH nEOWMR BHAHON rf Dalyi Theatre and the twenty flrft rear of Mr Haly1 management In New lorii It ILL REfIt on TUEBDAV NIiIIIT UOT 7 with the production AN ENIIIlEIr NEW LOMEUY In which will appur the prlnclpil memberi of the regular comtanv camprtilng Ihli year rA a Ada Itehan Mrs Oiliest Anna Fronwch Kitty fheaiham UMiel Irving dllh Crane Adelaide Prince Florence ronron May 1 xylvle Ac Mr John Drew James Lewis Ueorre Clarke Frederic Rand Lharlra heatlelgh Dorr Melmoih Chins Leclerrn I Mdney r Herbert Will r fnpo11 V THE mix rillEPT win be rlu4 for the trot week and the lean already ordered for the DPKNINO NIUUT be delivered on Wedneaday morning Oct I n Iff It JACOBS ThEATRE JSowip inclfctt to lie Doors CORINNE A URRAT HIICRMH o A EI 3VE EN BnoAnWAT THE AT It P corner 4let f it A Manager Mr FRANK W BANOItR llandiomMt lafeit theatre In the city BrenlngiatH IU A i INI K HATURDAT LAMP TWO VYMEItM cnoiviiEn A t TIlE TIME FnANCJI WIIHUN AND IMPANX In the gre tMt operetta ever produced TflllE ITMERItY lUONAItCIl PROCTORS TSLLATItE A RAVI WIN NEB WILLiAM lLLKTTED All the Comforts of Home MATINEES T01IA AND SATURDAY AT 2l EVERY EVENING AT Rl It Direction of CUABLbS FBOIlMAlf UNION SQUARE ThEATRE J M HILL lIar DU TEAK OD YEAR mm BUUGESS THE COUNTY I Ala PFnllANUNT ATTRACTION Evenings SIlO Eat Mat 1 NmLOS TUB BRVSATIONAI srrrRss TUB LILIPUTIANS The ten imalleet actors In the world In their new and gorguoui Spectacular play THE PUPIL IN MAGIC Twoflrand Ralleta with mote than SOnpereona MATINEE TODAY AT i P I M bVENINOH AT 8 MUSEE TTAX TABLEAUX EDEN ARr GALLERT t I W Erdrtri Nncrln OffT Bond AJFFRIhe Mystifying wax Choc Antomatln i AJfRRb Beglul an engagement OTE 0 4lf I 1 Beicr ed Beau 100 Now on Sale ACADEMY FIFTH WEFK hE GRAND VAIIOKVirIE MAT I NIANVOllEIt I MAr 10 I unit Murtlneltl 1nniomlma j 1 TO DAY I nod Novelty t mp nr J DAT The Little Raby Honkayi Jon bnrn SEE Tn Reantlful f nnni Lady rttcycllltlt Ul hllra the LIvIng Mountain of Hela I Tic Living Half Man and And llnlll Ilnber Palace Mnieum Ittu at DROOKLTN ACADEMY OF MOBIC 0 McCAULL OPISItA CO This WeekMon Tues Wad SEVEN BPABLVMS rA ri Thuriday Friday Saturday CLOVER HC USERS PPOPLESTHEATRE JOHN A hTEVENB III hli New Drama In 4 Aeta 41FE FOR WIFE Oraat Oompanrl Grand Tableaux ropnlar FrtD1 GRAND OrRRA HOUSE Lx Reserved Seati Orchestra Circle k Bfttconr DOG PAUL KAUVAR WM BAR Next Week MY JACRV KOSTER BIALS MATINEES WIESDAY MONDAY ST CAR9IE1VC1TA Pint appearance la New York of ALICE CONWAY H AMMER8TEINhI HARLEM OPERA liEJoIa lJithitnear7thar fcvenlnja 8I1 Sat Mat a McKEE RANKIN I THE CANUCK Supported by an Excellent ComT A lOBElia mann nypiy TElltAlE Baron 1rylngplaosTentebl Tbnreday fynhold l and Strait luciD tnann In Pledtruiaua triO Panafice Fin BUt inafdeL Saturday matinee Low f tlree Pair Shoes Evenlnr WrllLo 111T1ND80R TIIETIIE V MATiNEE I The emlnvnt actor Today 012 I LOlTl JAMHST Benln atE u MARBLE UEARt Che ITitrt BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB RACES SEPT J6 TO 30 MIX RALPH lODAT FIRST RACE AT 2 OCLOCK RAIN OR BHINK TraInS I from Nut 84th t utreet Ferry at 1190 12M3 and 1 I U Long leland 1 City 15 minutes II latir Boati root Whitehall it Culver foul 1101 II 10 II 4UX M 1211 12 40 111 hOt SllO f M and hourly thereafter IJIUOfOrtt glm C EMERSON PIANOS liar been made for forty yean are admittedly I the r lbl moit popular I initramente today before the Public Tbaie planoi contain all 1 Improvement oC accepted merit and give perfect latlifaotlon 1 Tone clear f tnelo dloua and singIng action light alronr and flexible cues btD omIT aeilgned and eiquUllelr flnlihed Kvry Initrument guaranteed Moderate prices and reasonable trmi A large numbrot planoaby II wellknownmakentaken In exchange will be told at a aacrUce THE EUEKhON PIANO CO OB STII A V N Too N CAn ATn ST FISCHER PIANOS I rgeit aieortment Upright Grand and Bijnare Pianos at moderate prices each installment and ex changed Several targalna In eecondhand Flaaoa olflercnt maker at low prlcea HBtHEIt PIASO WAREROOMS 110 iith av tor Hull it 2ew York ASPBPIAL OFFER100 elegant new WATERS 11 upright tilanoi with three pedali only fJr u ab or 92Ti on Initallmenti 5d per month Alio 100 new WATER ui riuhu to rent 1 per month No cbar4e slits month for rarutce ou rrntid pianos to New Vera rirooaljn or Je5sy lIly and no charge for tuning Part rent allowed If piano le I purcbaied 1I0n4 WATBHtS i CO lag Flfin av near Illh iL II1fr OVA I WI laJSAIIF A CO have rem red to their new wareroonu 14H ATII AV near Oh It A nnmber or ilUhtl used grand nrriuM and iquar pIanos if our mk is III be sold at a liberal rduotum grimm our regular price E U JUT rpllliillTlIAN I li M to monthly Kulnwar bari4lu WUbNBlt fJ4 and Jut FullOD at liruoklrn opu evening P lONNKII 4 East Led fit tprlgnt and i uare pianos fs vale end rent on easy teriue of puyrnvut eeooo4 baud Ism 711 lluiupwara NIW PNULANIi PIANOSA modern progreulve 4 Imtliutloni low prlcaa tat cath on easy payments and incest MargalDi In aacon4 hand planes Wararueuia tw bth av 9 jOO OO NeaIr organ in eeta rtidi7 7isutjijt IH6 hileIimfs rieSihO IAIIII I 1 F III ATTt M aldington N J irtmntl l1 tiWJ FAMIIIONAIIIi UU HHUAUKH Deelree in nieke a lew 1 ng gauinia now for bLteui tijrl IiImi45 o it refrmice IIirsiIoed VERY SASJtNI rm UE6M0P7AHJ E rtuvuE KUafLJo w WltllUJII ci Jlru1tr4 o 2 r ABIFMIIY OARHAIIA 73 nan of age fa rl light eiiuibleilon blue I eyee fall I tier lieue In ileerkeril wilt hoer Laby gIll 11 S losuibo ulJ Aug ID NhJ r apetor boi aiuiof Imp trade 1II1 lime wishes tulsa m n her IsiS agaip aleiuuil 5 roui lunieai unie Icy III urmallou urlir wi rakuuii will I foe rrarareeo ty her I lUiCallil Jllla AUUAUA Mt Vivuiue it N V it cit ud fund Q It BliWAnii forieiumw ISFel 440k itWIrowu iJllI e ork Pab11 ifefa4 ThIredey Olmt aUllrtlllll1tCU VUflBKMAM MEPAIUhS whit you wait IUnnre j 51015 Ct iuwjirteei rA100 sits pragoteea XMIIISet hp reMoai epeiMim ireimelaeisr ftJtao4 lJ4tlaI 1111 ASTIr niiKIS r IP rtn aeoI1a irw IJ fljUmuli al Isls it i 1 Ir I OlCee IJ attendant I lib I is Hut i aud lIr4 I UltJtr41 Ills NI SV 11111111 851 YO0LTAPL9L 1IK I 1IJI IIIIUIh BAI21IMILIXI11It CO E1ba45 ShOW I IJlIo lMIc Dont WaitTime Is Flying And so arc those Elogant Mens Suits wo aro soiling now at less than Manufacturers Cost One lance at our Crowded Storerooms will show you how Clothing Buyers apprecia a Good ThingNever Before were such Values GivenNever Before were such Tasteful Choice and Desirable Suits for Gentlemen offered at Prices so Temptingly Low All newly made for Broadway Fall TrndoNot the old shopworn accumulations so often offered at Bargaim Sales but the very Cream of tho Years Production in Good ClothcsBcalltiful Black Cheviots Single and Double Breasted Sacks and Cutaways Exquisito Patterns in Rich Foreign Worsteds Clay Diagonals and Irish WoollenSuch Fabrics as you dont often sco outside of a Fine Tailors Establishment Heavy and Substantial Working Suits worth 5OO at 750 1 Tasteful and Dressy Business Suits worth S2OQO at 1000 Choice and Elegant Dress Suits worth 2800 at 1500 Weve got tho Largest Store and tho Largest Stock of Good Clothing in New York City Wo want Your Trade because we deserve it Wo sell Better Clothing for Less Money than Any Other House in TownWo are Closing Out a Leading Broadway Manufacturers Stock at less than it cost to make Necessity Knows no LnwTho Manufacturer Must Havo CashHis Need is Your Opportunity Come today Tho II Choice Patterns Aro Going Rapidly I BOYS CLOTHESSHOESHATSIHIABEROASihiERY SALE CONTINUES UNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT A H King Co 627 and 629 Broadway MAKERS AND BET AlLERS OF OOOB CLOTHES Ctxruruioiw QUEENS COUNTY FAIR MINEOLA L I 8123 BN PflETJJUM TUEDIDAY KB 231 WEDNESDAY SEPT 161 R Jf Altf TUEhrtJlunT SEPT 12II YIthLAZ 8tPT 20 MAGNIFICENT EXHIBITIONS OFHOUSCATTIE sHEEP IMPfcB MTNTS AOKIC rtll AIPnOD ucr FSVI AND HOWfKB SPLENDID TROTTING CONTESTS Trains Uai LONO ISLAND CITT eSQ 900 10IO5 iImelA N tot 205PM Leave rtATBt Sll ASS STATIOlf BROOKLTV BlM IOIM 10 5 l X M 1A 1lmb 1 M stepping L L IfW1 fc i BEDFORD EASTNI1T YORK Leave BUanWlCIt 10 V A M tMIM I EXC11n ION TICKETS Jl CENTS PA1SIS MANHATTAN BEACH FIREWORKS By special permliilon ot Anitln Cortln Esq TWO MONSTER EXHIBITIONS COMMENCING AT 7 P M WEDNESDAY EVENING NKPT ES 1illINi8 tJf r21i1II WV 1irIfTT XllUItHilAT CVtNINQ SFfT SS Admlaalou to Firework SS rent Orund btu d a1 Cent Extra 1IOLERA OR PIBIIIM BANKS DAILY Doable CHOLERA Ilfgolrt IIDD oii hulled Iron iteamer ANGLER with new boilers and all safe Improratnanti learn 2111 it h If 720 Peek man at r 11 745 Pier 6 K R all A M fresh bar 60 Uola 700 ladles SOC AL FOSTER b IIOLERi 6irri8IliNB BANKRDally early morn l ing trips commencln bunday Kept 2 Steamer mZ II ANOLFR leave JUt it nl It a6 oi Ueekman it lilA rier N 11 7 K A M AL FOSTER ITtXTRA 8ATCRIAYNiailTTIlIPZ7thACCOMACK Hi leaToiEaiisiiiit I A M adII 120 pier 3 K K 145 no Franklin it landing taratl U lei 1 Mo COOPER IBIllNci or Cholera Banks Mo l ladies 23cdallr I tta dlsrI i lk F 3 d L except FatnrJayi and Uondayi SCHUYLKR 1002ld 7 IA I Peck nip 740 Franklin it 8 20 Halt taokla rafraihrnent BEBE 18111X0 BANKS daily except Mondays ACOO XACK laaM Eaitauc ens ad 7 Franklin liSot raEa7 DO lents 750 ladies I l Wo Nlfht trip 27th gtluting joiti HOTEL ST GEORGE BBOOKITN 11EIOIITH RBAB BRIDGE AND WALL ST FEBRT Roomi an suite with private bath at moderate rates Strictly a family hotel on American and European Elana the larrent In New York mate t PInw TUMflRIDUK Prop to CO and Bo Clark It THE S2SBZIWOOD TU AT AND 44TII ST American ILlIOOEO Elegant Aparimenta OEO MURRAY Jntmnuv t ortlf Loa Iola tIANSION HOUSE TAR BOCKAWAY L L will remain I open during the ljrar f1 tPI fall and winter Special arrangements nave been made for the accommodation of gueiti during the coil sea ion Write for eons C rA HUUILLIKO I Proprietor tJltrhu MrUtlrll fit M mfR T IfllM T IMTATMa iieiium 1 Id l 7 iarm eUS 011 ani Jug I vllxl tu et tut jt uet llvu r I lllif Jitf Ul 1 UNrlII Huge H t 5tM3I Earpd tttllull1 4JTKAM CAKFLT CJlIllIa4 l il inlioSi I D tfMkJ Iwi PSt r 2PIb i tesstllaig4stt I IEISPflllll SAUCE TIlE WOSCIST1lnsmtlll Impute the most dcUdous tAste ana ewtlo EXTRACT BOITPSL ot a LKTTBU from a MEDICAL GEN OBAVIE9 TLE IAN at Mad T8 to his brother FI9H at WORCKaTBK la111L MOT COLD You LEA K ranniNs IHEATS that their sauce Is hIghly esteemed In GAME India and Is In my opinion the most WELSH palatable us well u the most whole nAREBIXVa Borne sauce that U made ACa madec6 Bltnatttte on a rerr bottle of the mmina and oridnaL JOHN DUPfOAItS SONS NEXT YORK Furniture Carpets and Bedding AT TRICKS THAT DEFY COMPBTITIOV OUR NEW CREDIT BTHTEII ENABLES Toll TO BUT OUR GOODS OK YOUR OWN TERMS J as 8 II A TJ ANN 783 TO 743 STII AVE CORNER dOTE It 8 U A V M ANN A n R O 89 AND 41 WEST 23D ST 0 MY HATS tBD UNEXCELLED AT ANY PRIeD SILKS 700 DERBYS 400 CBLAJII XN 9 1179 BROADWAY 18 ABhOR FLACK o a1t DIAMOND ICE TON FEU I 350 At4S4it B B Rper ton at Veier it N B SAil at foulh Brooklyn and South t 1111 st i1lJllimbur b I 1A10N1J ICE ANSI ThANSloATA ION COMPANY C0 HIKER 101 Park place New Tort FIRST 1 CLASS RESTAURANT and ernlture In home Unit be old this week 318 Bail lib it ICE FOR SALE By the cargo lI Teiiele and canal boats also for shIp menu by rail to Interior porta QhORUB II JANEWAY 3 and 4 Stone itT TiEWKITER IIEADgUABTERS 7D Broadwayj TtTPRWRITER ex I pertly repalra all typewriter al half i noe Tele phone MIIH cortlandt Immenie stock all mannfas curd rented or sold mu int Cihanrrp A FINE RESTAURANT for lain 73S eth arTnexl rqtl tl s corner 4d n elegant 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