The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 7, 1890

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T I l L LjI i i IF YOU SEE IT IN z ARE YOU IN A HURRY mL ahW To OQixy or son Jr1J NH t nn I HORSES HARNESS CARRIAGES 111 to This a well applies a News to Advertisement If so no ths Advertising Columns of THE SU3ST fOI W1INO 37 IVINO NEW YORK TUESDAY OHTORRR 7 IRHH TIN PAGES YORK 180TEN flUCPTWCNTS i IRELANDS FORMAL APPEAL AID ASKitn ran TmtAXTi rv rUB DZB I muss Kit Disinters I Aianrtea EilMtlnllr A p l to hF th C r r c of N t1o lliMi HnmnoKed by Mr Paimell A Ilepntmlo Avrolated to I visit v ad Mk he bllnallom Clear DUDLIK Oot 8Tbe Conlercnco of the Irish Nationalists called by Mr Parnell was held f this OILY today lat of the business of the Conference WM tho peloctlon of n i deputation t yIRlt America for the purpose of placing be I for the people of thru country a plain state niiut of tho eltuiitlon of affairs In Ireland The following wore nppolnteJ to form the deputation John Ilion member of the House of ComniODB for East Mayo William OBrien member for the northeast division of Cork county Thom OConnor mem C ber for the BootlanJ division of Liverpool Timothy D Sullivan member for the Collf go Green division of Dublin Timothy Harring ton member ior the Harbor division of Dub lin and Thom 1 Oil member for South Louth Mr Farnoll Bent a telegram to tho Confer ence saying that ho greatly regretted his Ina bility to be present and expressing conQdenco I that the deliberations of tha meeting would b culdod by wisdom nnd patriotism and Would result for the good of tho public He also expressed tho hope thnt tno mission to America would meat with a possible success 1 Mows Dillon and ODrlen And the other Nationalists detained at Tlpperary Bent a tote cram expressing their regret that a disgust ine indicia farce prevented their attending the Conference The proceedings of tha Convention wore conducted In private There was a very large attendance and most of tho leading members of the Nationalist party wore present Justin McCarthy moved the adoption of four resolutions all of which had been previously submitted to Mr Farnoll The first of those pledges the fullest support of the National j League to the tenants who are threatened with ruin In consequence of the course adopted by the Government and tho landlord syndicate The socond resolution demands that certain distressed districts In tho southern und w st ern parts of Ireland receive especial consider ation by the Government and that measures ba taken at once for the relief of tho Inhabitants tents The Government Is called upon to Inaugurate augurate a ncriea of public Improvements for te purpose of giving employment to the peo ple and enabling them to sunport themselves Without charitable assistance The third resolution condoms in emphatic terms tho conduct of the Government in caus log tha arrest of Messrs OBrien and Dillon and Tlpporary the other Nationalist leaders arraigned at The fourth resolution says that tbe Nation alist party Is compelled by circumstances to m ko an appeal to its friends everywhere In behalf of the Irish tenants nnd it looks es pecially to its friends in America to subscribe generously for tho defence of a distressed people This appeal the resolution says Is made most unwillingly bu tio desperate strait in which tho Irish tenant are now placed makes absolutely necessary that assistance ahould bo asked from friends und sympathiz ers throughout tho world I Sixtyfour members attended the Conven tion In the Mansion House A crowd watched the arrivals cheering all the conspicuous Na tionalists The Convention sat In private for nn hour and a half and thou adjourned to the City Mull The latter was FO crammed that several members of Iorliamont weio obliged to stand duiing tho proceedings After the reading ol telegrams from absen Jeee Mr McCarthy made the opening spKch I fo referred to the trial Ile o1nlnl as uo fosaue Jfr arnell he said although absent was lu active cooperation with erythlnir they aid Ito hud did studied and sanctioned all tun resolutions Mr Buxtou had al rsolutons Mrlextou hal come to Ireland t attend tho convention but ibo death of his mother had compelled him to bo abont In spit of these absences the party was full of eonlldcnce which fact would not give comfort to somo of their opponents Cheers Thoro was no difleronce of opinion among them from the oldest to the Rlong us to iK general counsels and conduct and jf they met under the pressnru of dimcultles they mat also under conditions en titled to give them confidence und Inspiration They had faith in tho unconouerablo Irish people whom ages of despotic power had not subdued and they yroro not likely to bo greatly intimidated by tho sham Cromwellfsm of the present dar They bad rnlh Cromwollsm men abroad and in the great Liberal democ Lbrnl racy of England They had lalth In their I great leaders 1arnell liladsione and Morley nd Ibo prospect ahead was lull of growing Ikht tliud choorsj lul rowlnl Mr OConnor In moving the flrst resolution r conzratulaiod the party upon tho recovery of Mr 1arnull iroui iiu llluosb which at one time threatened to be mortal 1 und to paralyze tli whole future of tho Irish cause He rejoiced to bo able to tell Mr 1arnell that M stood as high as over In tho affections and confidence of ibm Irish people and that they aoalrod to express their appreciation of his un Iplroelaton rrlDE genius und Indomitable courage They plo uestre1 to convoy to the Jcaaern detained 1 BUpport Tiiiperary 1 proof of their sympathy and Mr Connor lnoighed against the UnIon bt tpjradkdte working against the Fousonby and other tenants as a conspiracy ex tending from the First Lord of the Tmsury to thu inlieiublo loafers who did tdu actual work Tho Nationalists rotated to Irishman throughout atonalstl appaled llshnll Ihroulout thn world ceueroiiu asslMtanca to defeat tho hopes of ua enemies of Iroluud and to show that if the purtoof the nxilieijuer ant broad and deep te ftioto broad ntici deep nit the purses of tho frtotuU ot Ireland I tabor Trouble In JForelc Jtundc T7ELLIXOTOS N Z Oct GTho conference between tho employers and the reprebenta tles of tho unionists hold lor tho purpose of jndoavorlni to bottle tho labor troubles was barren of result It Is sild that many of the officers of thu Union Stoumshlp Company who truck becau u of tho mployniont of non union labor by the conpnny aro ninklns appll cttioij for jemstntemmt Ilklnl avpl ilniiut IIK Oct Glbo negotiatIons be lotatloni teen the einpltyerH und the trades unions for the I holdlni of u onforcnce to decide the tines lions at ltii hictwoii J thom aru still being car lied on lhio I Triitlib RUI lnl clr on JrlullollcH InaUts Mint It a Sn1eroonce i i Is i hold It muit not be hampered by Conditions umed I liefuiohand LnlWu I 0 l O J ho boiler makers at Now R end Noutmioutli lo have IOn out ou strike Th luotluii lu Uniito la whether lbs boiler 01 work 01 thu U1ln8srs hull do the ungle Tbo liKhtermoii nt Hull have cone on strike UYli1ut iet 1 1lttoeja TV hundred curt fln liars I L tltUtl Ilndrtd lrt Ion rWruckfor highir wiigen and shorter toucl totai Ihe td ttfill oiiutod an alinOKt al IIIOt eotin non9r budiiiBBoin the train and tOI1 tnutds will bu Irlllo wil oudeil tomorrow the Itnlke lomorrw Itrdth ttl tt lllllb nieetluis Ctdtd to r IlbB 100111 todiiy having do reume auiue work at the old wuiwa tt A4y front the Vila Insurgent ZtiiziiiAii Oct iLAll l the mission rfp1 at ltSthctit Within reach ot the Vitro hsU wll ronh Vltl jusurgentu mUeii the coast In safety Ono of them I laotr Ihol a sir lr llondeistiriii only hcu pod thiouuh the i P f ffiir5ul or r I UiUI l c ruvttn which fu I tuitiu lmultan ouitly with a or vfiula L Ulitlv8 h wre intent uu murder flu i in DCtiiiit i 1111 ndeAou i of nOI y fliT llr t Int rJ I 11utol nit Ilu coast t hit An fioiii iW 111j r AILrllon will B0oo start i niii o n1 11Ir Du ouiuuiuiiil of the CJor I I wUUdr lo HuhJ Ollt theihluud 4 iu lJuroii urn TrUI tor Vorgry v chi hr buJIUI Oft 6A trial which Ian lut inbred be Iltlfi re particularly In court elrtle l is ilmt of I huron parlculalr hib Jlirol Nalll who Is charged Ib urgoyy and whut tl wboUraeiitol Kh rutjios ltta J wf it I the Iw Iii tUIIIK I 10 wl ilioHiinn iro Iwbifc I 1111 I scour I justdup toy lir hll thu C4r I tod Ii 4 unexliiiu It IH oil hlIII0IJ 11 t u I 11 IS y t J w i iiiHhe wili t i 1111uJ it urf tug or f thu iriil I I Je I durl HPuni I II rl hitbililS llannj J I lit bII IL I ills lUl imitlimigil JI the A Uriiuiy In tlullitnu h7 i H I A rtiiithj oi f this giti I 1tll A UIn te 1 suuu 1t Otlll Pile joulloo rIUI1 evlt ut alU lluUI olluu UUI CIUUJUVUI AHKOUD nrNAUITaita tO DB LilT OO h Oovomaent Co te that The IVer the Vlatlw of More DelnliB M mA IWO lv Tn Set frInUnt nt VlIUAMf I4t LONDON Oot 6I have good reason to be Hove that the Government hare decided to n lease undor certain conditions a number of tho unfortunate men now serving life son tences In British prisons for complicity In the earlier dynamite outrages or attempted out rages Iteceat Investigations have proved practically beyond doubt tbat many of these men probably the majority were the victims of genii protocatrurt This discovery coupled with the fact that no blood was shed by tho prisoners and that they have already endured the heavy punishment of years In convict prisons has Induced the Government recom mend to the Crown to give merciful reconsid eration to their cases TlltS TRIAL AT rZPlBBAnr MrOMnhoayn Abicnce JProvoke H rt cd niceiiMlo and nil Xlonrnmenl DUBLIN Got GThe Magistrates Court at Tipporary before which the case of Messrs Dillon and OUrlon and a number of other de fendants who are churgoj with conspiracy Is being heard reconvened this morning All the accused with the exception of Mr OMahony who Is Ill woro nre eut but their counsel Mr Iledmond and Mr Timothy Uoaly wero ab sent On behalf of Mr OMahony Mr Dillon producod certificates from two Clonmel doe torn stating that ho was seriously Ill and that I was Impossible for him to attend the trial Mr Itonan Prosecutor for the Crown ob jected to the certificates a not being a valid excuse for OMahonys absence and insisted that the doctors bo summoned by tho Court to testify as to their patients condition test pntonts Iondlton Mr Dillon said that tho doctors certificates would have to be accepted an evidence that Mr OMahony Wa In no condition to appear be fore the Court as the doctors themselves dls tinctly refused to como court to substantiate certltlcntis the statements they had already made in their I cOllt Ronan then asked the Court to adjonrn for nn hour to enable tho Crown to decide whether the charge against OMahony would be withdrawn or an application made for 1 arrant stir nis arrest arrost Mr OBrien asked Mr Ronan Can YOU not decide this matter in half o hour and not kol us fooling around hero The Court granted the request of Mr Honan and an adjournment was taken for an hour Upon the reassembling of the court Mr Itonan stated that the prosecution had tele graphed to two doctors CIon mol roauostlng them to oxnralno OMahony and roquoslnl third from Tlpnorary to Mt and examine the defendant He expected that tho doctors would appear In court later and testify as to OMahonys condition and ho therefore asked that tbo court take a further adjournment In adJournmont tl course of his remarks Mr I Itonau said that onal ad OMahony through his solicitor had placed tho Court at defiance Thin remark excited the Indignation of Mr Dillon who declared that Mr Itonans state ment was untrue He further said that ho hud dona his best to procure the attendance of Mr OMahonys doctors in court Mr OBrien said that tho defendants had tho right to complain against the courso of tho prosecution Mr llonanH remark he declared was addressed to an audience In England ana was designed to injure the defendants Mr OiirIons remarks were greeted with cries of Jlonr hoar I by tho defendants wih A scone of confusion now occurred Mr Honan repeated his remarks again and agate and Mr Dillon who waTvery angry loudly do flied them The defendants in the mean time protested against the charges mode by lmo prosecutor hen order was again partially laln Iartaly restored Mr Dillon warmly protested against tliu courts taking any further adjournment Ua maintained that In justice no warrant could bo isMiod for tho arreitof Mr OMahony until the Court had heard the testimony of his unl doc tore Another heated wrangle then took place be twxon the Crown prosicutor and Mr Dillon Tho Court llnnlly granted Mr llonnnt reQuest quest and a further adjournment was taken The action of the delandants who are on ball it I likely to result in their committal to tho Clonmel jail for contempt of court DOCMJ MHLO lWCBTE The TCUlon Xlne Boat Forced to Leave the Albert Dock LONDON Oot GTho managers of the Allan and Wilson steamship lines wrote to Thomas Mann tho labor agitator a month alO stating that as a result of the recent dock strike tbo mon at tho Albert Dock demanded such extortionate pay amounting to from 15 to 20 shillings dallythat they constituted a serious Impediment to the coal and grain trades Oraln chitting the writers said was performed In Liverpool and Now York at one third of the cost at which it was done in Lon don where the men did not tolerate the use of elevators Furthermc the owners of vessels were unable to mi pen Iso the grain shifting and the union foremen only hindered the work being afraid to report the faults of the men The present system the managers averred fosters Idleness and thieving and caused general demoralization among tho men 1 Later in a letter to Mr Mann Mr Hill says be will be obliged t lay up some of the New York steamers of bin line unless some system ol niece work is introduced and that London will become a prohibltho port After suggesting a possible plan for secur ing olllolent work with the maximum degree of benotlt to the mono he declares that unless something Is done bo must quit the Albert Dok lie adds that the Hudsoulay Company complained that be cause of the refusal of tho company to antlNfy I the demands of the dock cOIllny drink tho men had assumed u threatening attitude and I utttule had actually stolen a number of sealskins Mr Mann has not replied to thoso letters rple1 Ilso The London boats of the Wilson line have all returned to the Miliwahi dock the management Undine It Impossible to put UP nny longer with tho condition ot atTaIns at tile Albert dock The Allan line oflleliils wrote to the joint coin mlttoo on docks on Oct 4 to the effect that the furs Hudson Bay Company claimed 200 for stolen Charce gatnt BB Irish Prlem DUBIIX Oct 0 Father Flavin a priest re siding In the parish of Clonmel has been sldlnl pnrsh hI ben ar rested on the deposition of a ring miD In this the priest is charged with chasing the wit ness and a party of his friend from an Inn und pushing the witness rner a wall In lalllnir Horn the wall the deposition says the witness broke a leg and anstaliied other injuries from tliHHilectsol which ha believes he cannot re cover The Wr be Hultun Htop Improper Vie or tho IllU CONSTXNTJKOPIE Oct 6 The authorities having become convinced that a conspiracy is on foot against the Government and that tho conspirators mo using thii mall for the fur therance of the plot orders best ben Issued suspending the local ioatul Hurrlre with I view to their rrfvent designs Clue consplrutoia from currying out Kxplorer rvlr l Uolnc to Afrit Donnciux Oct CC pt Trhler the French traveller will start for Africa on Nov 10 for the purpose of exploring the east und west lur1O that country The chief aim of his journey will LHI to ilinooyur ch nnlH of undo by which the ommordul Intercut of Iriuuo way bo udtunoed Tb Cr Vat lo I Mcilouiljr III HT FjcTEimjiUBo Oet 6The Jrand Duke Nicholas uncle of the Czar In In a critical con dition The anoirriiift affection from which ho tilts bn sulierlnti for I longtime has 110 tucked tho brain and his pb Blclau pie pounce thu elite very neioui Vrrm VsaItste tfoim a HlnUlry LISBOV Oet OBpnbor Fornso to whom was Intrusted the task t of forming a new Cabinet hu failed In I Itte un J rtaknB Gen IJAbr KOU A l he now Ill to form A couoIJUUou UulluH Ill Jew IruMltfu UIls1r or Wur JlrnrlJf Oct 1 The ntfehtanirtofr an oMiicu Ih Oct 01 l Hii lUlt l nl orri htiHmu 1 l buoudOBi orJy uu ernullli JruI hil I mUiur of War AulMMiu lu I lh JSMaIIcu I Il in puJsr pail ui Hi lfkI ilrf Illlli II I fi Ii I 05w rk I ulral niHluii ii ill H ilallruaii t llartnl f diyitiIii l faJlualui for I Ul nl IJ l l Krili tilaiit ai I with 1 Ha n r I aUi drutui ini rlOlCIra I love Iaa Cuirai Viaiiou aUy esciil l huh UUm AI UlIU AM 1 I ie4SiW r NA

04511 l I MMfurl sed HjI iPuis Crat jiulliIs y Iuuliy tail oat Iti haul hut IJ rt t SiW thiS PtIiiIiluI5 huMlil IIulr aJ VJiIiigioia to Ih Jr lt 18 laid sliP r 1 i 11bll I Jdovy 1r l Ut tO i j J IY uuh iilO a4 IIsapuluu sir iuIis5tUI t the Soul lu us hulls Alt 15155 it naIIuJ4 taia4 ir Iuu IUdIIjI4Id AIlra rllI ass IIIU Isel SI Lt ty Ie 1 WadnusILprUI l unit lb Pull 4 us I JI e Capt alit COg Iyjgjj t wit hiss IWOM ut 1 will writ MIIUOII I liaupor Imrlo Iusoi uf I Iigboti a I u um Iinii 1 mievi tir numi leo UHf niaii IHI urinal nt Itoinel ImrkMi pur itjuuili uu hninlity wljdit I a loIIII sinai 1 I lug hiS liirlkelsw 1 huiaey nf iruoIutiuti btugIit by Jssei i alalJIL l the JluII tviut I IOW lime t cgv uro still nuiuuit j IVINS IS SHAKING HER UP ne roiuta OFI FASSKTT AND rostra CUJJB81Nl FUIIArBIC TryI B CO Put Oat the Fr O the Hearth r I moerney With HI Vpeoniitry E ataA boa br the ChI Hervlee Law Senator Fassetts Inquisitorial committee began IU fall campaign yesterday morning In Part IL of the Superior Court The Senator from Cbemung a every whit a fashionably dressed al Senator Ltaponard Stewart and there was a suspicion in the minds of many of the audience that ho had been getting points from the latter Chairman Hondrlcks the fig urehead of the commluteo and Senator lily kett of Kings didnt appear Senators Mo Naughton and Ahaarn were there Oil Donna wont turn up for a day or two rot The committee had to await the pleasure of Chief Inquisitor Ivlns who was fifteen min utes late Those who hadnt seen him since the spring campaign of the committee hardly recognized him The beard which used to give so sardonic an expression to his features was horn entirely and ho didnt look half a fierce Iunderstand he said that the Excise Commissioners are willing to testify their counsel only stipulating that no questions ba asked concerning the particular matters for wbloh they under Indictment Of nrA Indlctmont course this Is 1 perfectly proper Kdcar 11 Johnson jumped up at this and raid that on the behalf of Commlssloneis Koch to and Fitzpatrick he desired to say that his cli ents wore ready to answer all questions touch ing any transactions whatever of tho depart I ment I Ire ldont Meakim of the Exolio Board being out ot town Mr Ivlns bf can on tho treasurer Commissioner Edward T Fitzpatrick After ho had found out what Assembly district and what pollen precinct tho witness lived In ho asked him to toll all about tho general ma chinery of the Doard This was not very new mutter Mr FItzpatrick said at one point I want to say that the previous bad char acter of a place does not militate aetlnst a new applicant In my opinion I a disreputa ble house turned into a church or I mon astery tho previous character of the house isnt token Into consideration Do yon know of any Instances of this transformation asked Senator Fas sett tis Well I know of Instances whore churches have been turned Into theatres but I cant think iiist now of any cases where the oppo site Is true Commissioner FItznatrtck said that the fees paid In wero deposited once a day In a Bowery bunk Then at the end of tho month the money that had accumulated was sent down to the City Chamberlain The money drew no Interest In bank ana Mr Ilns wanted to know why It wasnt more frequently sent down to tho City Chamberlain Because undor the law we are not obliged to turn It in oftenor than once a month was the t reply Mr Ivlns said that I would bo advisable to send tho fees down to the city treasury at least I once a week and let them draw Interest He i asked why the Board required the service f an assistant cashier Commissioner Fitzpatrick reeled that ono man acted as a chock on the other in the re ceipt of fees and that in the rush hours ono man could not possibly do thu work atone How many changes have them boon In tho ofco slnco the present Board came inwas the next question Tho witness said thor had bMn rnaltt rnnv The Inlrd hail tnni thincB vory i lt n and nttoworfat once to clear out many of the old men Whon you cleared out tbe department devarmont asked senator Fassett what sort of a broom did you use 1 A reform brom Where did you KO for your new material To Tammany liall came tho decisive an swer Among the person who had recom mended mel for apuolntmont the witness aIL were several of Now Yorks Judges and Bam Fish had recommended one man who was appointed The witness thought that ho was an Inspector named Delaney Bo you did appoint Homo one who didnt como from Tammany Hall sold Mr Ilu5 lal Id 1I wIt a leer Oh yes several was the reply Senator Jass tt asked If the Corporation Counsel couldnt supply oil the law needed by the Board M Ivlns ehut mm oath the in formation that they hadnt got to tat poInter yetWho among Tammany Hall leaders has recommended men to tho Boardho asked Has Mr Croker 1 shouldnt be surprised said Mr Fitz patrick although 1 cant recollect JuSt now Other thlnei bolnl eQual you would nol the employees In your department from Tam many r u asked Honator 1 asset 1 es just as you would do up in Albany for the men of your district retorted the Com missioner How do you account for It asked Mr Ivlns that only Tnmmanyltos and Mr Flab friends cot places V You must ask the Civil Service Board The Civil Service law really doesnt amount to much then said Mr Fasbott while he twirled his moustache Mr Tltzpatrlck thought tboulht I didnt A mere piece of rod tape murmured Soon tor Tassett sadly Mr Ivlna InquIred whether the Board had made any Investltrntlons of the stories concern Ine certain Insl etOII which came out ut the previous hearlncs The Commissioners slid Mr FitzpatrIck had investigated the case of one man who was cnarcud with beIng an ei convict I 1o found that his character was good and retained him Ho had been pardoned by Gov Tllden prison alter borvlnc a part of hIs term in The form in which inspectors make their reports after Investigating the character of ap plicants was criticized by Mr Iviui and Mr Fitzpatrick admitted that it was not the bent but ho said it hud been accepted a It had come down from preceding Boards Senator Faspett asked I the Inquiry Into a mans character want I matter of form and Mr Fitzpatrick saId that In many CRSHH he didnt see bow It could very well he anything else 1 dont Ol hn eald how it Is possible In many cases to prove the bad character of a bad man manThere have been plenty of lnntaneeB whore men supposed to ba upright nnd honest who are IIOd churl inembois have very dissolute characters How are on going to PIOVO that such a mans chnrnoter Is bad Mr Ivins asked the wltmps why hr had voted I to roltcenieTheiss conort hail In Fourteenth street Mr Fltzpatrlok Maid Ihut the occupant was a man whom he believed to be occu1lnt Ioolt character and who had protnlced that none of thuobitotliinnhle features of the old estab lidhment would lie aliened Mr Ivlns aked why In the past efforts had I not boon made to enfoice the bond of ha keepers when they violated the conditions uf their license JixJnrtite Edward Browne Ibo I counsel for tbo Joordoplnlncd this by say hog that there was a local question whethnrthe wlethnrlhe bondt were uolloctable under the presunt law The question Is uuw being tested benator Fssott was anxious to know why tue ecciso luspBOlorH I did not see that the licensed saloons obeyed the Sunday law Mr Pltzputrloic thought that ths WIts the duty of JltzPIlrlcJ Hiiiator FnsRutt As au expert olcl you think It would ho tho best thing nil around If Ibili II Ibo entire Ilimor tram worn under the cutter IUlor vl lon of tbe LxcUe Department In the matter of policing I us well as granting and revoking llci nses t The Wltnecs No I dont fur It would requite a great forte oC mol to constantly patrol our town The pole would lie enormous The roimnltteo udiourned at 2 oclock It will sit from IOH until i oclock dully I UU for Hleel TUB for the Nnvr WisniNOTON Oct 6Bids were opened al the Navy Department today for tho construc tion of the throe steel t tugs for the use of the nay to cost not exceeding 133000 each The blclb were gus follows Globe Iron Works Company of Cleveland for time tugs 103600 or at the rate of t O calb The Iuiey Jones Cumimuy of Wilmington Del for one lug I4COOO for two mugs 0 each situ toy three tug 148000 each Jolin U lllaloeuo or Camden r Jt for three tugs tiw uwi at Ibo ruts of I300 for each Collies Mm hlne nd holier Works ol Haiti more for tips tug fJi6uuund for two tugs 3vW catch Nanlle A Levy of Ililladolnliliu 1 forone tug 3310 cud for tbi eo tugs HWopO or 133383 I f I CsL1 10 BamJ L Moot ic Bonn Company of Wirobeth N Jfor 1 one tug I3 600for two IIIKS f 31123 each arid for three tugs 131000 Ol Ilrrllon Lorlntf of Ilontont for three tus IjaU or at the laU of f illfUB cacti lul Tim hid If Senile A I ur t U Imvulirln not lining 111111 according ii the plan of the Plrt rZOllIDBNr Monrws5 nOTKL Onset K ala Deeane orals Order Pr hlbllUc the Bale or Liquor WABHINOION Oct VIcePresldent Morton Is a much busier man now than ho was at any time during Ibo session of Congress Ills MR hotel which baa been a source of great trouble to him over since I wa opened last winter is I more than ever troublesome at present owing t a row growing out of conflicting authority When Mr Morton made the mistake of tak ing out a barroom license last fall be was censured so severely by public opin ion that he was compelled to deny re sponsibility for his own action A tow days ago yielding t pressure ho issued an order that no winos or llauorn should be re tailed In tho hotel This order raised a oR commotion among the est who could got little satisfaction owing t the fact that there are two managers of the establishment each vrlth conflicting views as to what course should le followed One manager Is In charge of the oat the other has control of the matter of leasing rooms and Is a member of tho real estate firma In which Sovellon A Drown Chief Clerk of tho State Department is a partner This Is where the political feature of the controversy comes In Mr Mor ton is constantly being called upon to arbitrate between tho warring factions and finds the task wlrrD flotons landlord a more difficult ono to all than that of presiding officer of the Senate He has not yet decided whether to uphold the cafe man ager or tho apartment agent Tho order cut ting off the sale of liquor Is said to have been brought about by tho political real estate firm What caused Mr Morton the greatest annoy ance Is the fact that all ovor tho houso there are removals of people who signed leases of a year among the number being Senator I Stewart of jSevitda who declares that ho will not be longer bothered by the Internecine war fare which IK dally enacted undor his very eyes Itopresentative Cannon of Illinois Is an other of the disgruntled boarders and ho says ho will not renew his lea under any circum stances Meanwhile the Vicepresident MOlnwbUo has his rooms dally Invaded by irate guests who wish to pour out their grievances to him CARNEUIK AFIEtt A PEXBIOIT Nat far Iltmielr bat for the Widow of a Scotobmmm Vho Foaaht ror the tTaloa WASHINGTON Oct 6The Star tonight prints the following Mr Andrew Carnegie came to Washington last Friday on a somewhat peculiar errand In the address recently delivered by him at Dundee Scotland in which be raked the aris tocracy of England over the coals in such 1 ro lentloss manner be made a striking compari son between the policy of Great Britain and the policy of tho United States on pension leg islation and said The greatest item of the American budget is the sum that tho grateful republic showers upon tho rank and file of those who fought for that rftniilitlp fTjnllil rhnrfll You cannot re lIst the impetus of tho people which forces Congress year after year to Increase the pen sions paid Last year the republic paid 125 000000 this year It will pay J140000000 You paid 80000 to Admiral Seymour who stood behind steel walls at Alexandria and battered down a few mud fortsicheersinot a lifo lost laughter and you pay UP to OonWoltialoy but he hail the Highland host behind him Cheers j This morning I rend in one of your papers of Sergeant lllchard Brown one of the UPO who led the charge at Balaklava ha Ing died in a workhouse ILond cries of ihainell Your Prince of Wales got 10000 extra making his annual salary 115000 crouch to keep auOOO uf your people tho avoraae earnings of your people being t per head while the men who t fight your battles aro aLoivud to die in a work A day or two after tha lecture Mr Carnegie wits attacked by a Tory paper which called at tention to the fact that the widow of a BioUh man who had fought through tho war ot tie rebellion In the Union army in the United Mates was permitted to sutler in destitution dosttuton a that i luce without 1 pension At the request of Mr Carnegie the United State Consul Mr Bruce investigated the case and found that the woman referred to was the widow of John McEwnn who was a prlvato lu Company H I Sixtyfifth Illinois Infantry She was imme diately nsked to sign an application for slln Ivilcnton a pen sion which Mr Carnegie brought with 1 Ion together with thu necessary affidavits to support tho claim He left tho meeting of thn Iron masters at New moctnJ Friday and came oer to Washington to lay the caso before tho President U he latter ator nt once forwarded tho paper to Commissioner Baum with the request that thoy reecho im mediate attention Mr Carnegie said that if any legal technicality was found In the way I granting tho pension ho would deposit the necessary funds In Ibo Treasury and time them paid out in tbo usual way lor ho could not go back to Scotland and make another speech In eulogy of the United States until euolr untl I that woman WW made an example of the beneficence of this Government I Report of tho Governor New Mexico WASIUNOTOS Oct GOov Prince of New Mexico in hIs annual report makes an earnest appeal for a settlement of tho Question of land I titles In that Territory and until this Is done o SIS the subject must continue to be of I paramount Importance t Its people Tho I population the Territory Is 103070 During the year entries of thn public lands aggregated 1773 of which 423 were homesteads and 639 were preemptions The total assessed valua tion of the property of the Territory Is tKiOil 010 and the Territorial indebtedness H709GO the financial condition of tho M70960 Governor stays is excellent errlory 11 klmltj are fully up to the average and larger ado ago his been planted this year than ever be fore The cattle Industry has greatly Improved of IMe Hheop owners have also hail a good year The number of sheep shipped during the year will aggregate 750000 at prices rang ing from 1150 to tA rho years production of wool will probably reach 1000000 pounds The mining Industry is in I flourishing condi tion the total output of gold Hlhor leuil and copper aggregating mar lU0onO The Gov ernor In conclusion make a strong plait tot Statehood and narn none of tho Territories re cently admitted comparn with New Mexico In population wealth Intolllginre or In etery quality that Is necessary to build up a pros perous Statehood The Voyage or the baltimore to tjtreden WABntNOTON Oct Commodore Babley has made his official roport to thu Navy De partment regarding the voyage of thu Balti more to Sweden with the remains of the In ventor Kriosxon on board After describing In detail tho burial ceremonies and the coutte sloe extended to the American oillcers during their tar Commodore Bchley miikns tho fol lowing statement us tu the conduct of the Bal timore on the Irlp The passage across the Atlantic wan mndo at speed of about 10 Knots an hour on an average consumption of about 30 tons of coal I per day As 1 marled out lacking about 170 ton of being full nti lining to some extent unceitaln what the economy of her engine M n Id be under the ilnUinBiaiic of elllne1 bottom and having to antlclpata some dolur how IUIII weather at this thus of the rlallt appeared morn prudent to adopt A speed tlmt would put Uottcnliurir sure y within her com wihin radius I am vatlbfled however that ton tll dunt woio milled t the li nvth of our Trau owing t the foulness of time bhlpn bottom rl Ja Soc I Torpedo ttulaar WANUINOIOM Oct 6Tue Navy Department la preparing plaint for I torpedo cruiser bids for which will next uek be Invited Thin cruiser or chaser U to have n displace mentof 760 tons and engines of U600hur mower The ipind r iulred will je about 23 Jupaits The plain have not vet teen turn lilatnal Time tarpeo boat Ji tu La eel ilghmtiy JI1 trp 10lt Js Ie flltlll tbal the uutsitipg ano1 f pOssItda hlr Ut 111rovelDt 11 thi4t craft TIe plane ipimet cOle tram the biulalirs only I Ie Illt I rnensloim being furiiUlied by the deimiti II The dUolaiement 110 I hi 116 I tone dllllment I Jrui fast and width 16 f Cat A pd uf Ilt fcnolNli rojulrd and It In fiicted ilmt i7 Ills Hill lie 1 mrurml with the elllnLlul KWo haiku Ito War JIuse4 for llnbrlBK 0 Orriw Oct t fllt lass bq iotnrnutktatai j to the Ida into tp iiurtin it 111 011lnl tlil two fhollr wended for tbe MfUtui Itulv ill I Ullr1 un Jv otuibril A V t A PROSPECT OF PACE NOW t a or niLK VUVKKTAKKH so RESTORE ontiKK zx THE syn REOIUENT TTearled of Their Ktekerl B He Cllve the Officer the Choice ot jReelgMMtlon or JUIbandnentCot Camp asd IIU tap porter Uefaied to tteelK Verier Order The dlssenttons that have bon agitating the Board of Officers oj the Twentysecond Ilegl I mont for Ibo past year reached a crisis last i I night but It may not surprise some persons to I learn that the Seventh Regiments sharpest I i rival for popularity Is I likely to bo disbanded I Cloy Hill has become wearied with the dis sensions In this regiment and last night hn instructed AdjtOon Iortor to notify tho I Hoard of Ofllcers that unless all the Hold and I I line offkors resigned at once the Twentysec j ond Regiment would bo disbanded br order of the Governor I Col Camp and Capts Leo Lllllendth and Dubois have refused to resign and unless they change their minds the regiment will have to take the consequences I There was a general Impression among the men of the Twentysecond that AdjtGn Fortor would bring about an amicable Hottlo mont of the troubles In the Board of OUlcers Last Friday Col John T Camp received by telegraph from AdjtQen Iortcr an order directing him to summon all the Captains of the regiment to meet tho AdjutantGeneral at tho armory on Monday As each Captain en tered the armory Frldayovonlncthls order was handed t him Oct 5 1800 But By direction of the AdJatsIitOnrsl l you m hereby ordered to report At the armory In civtliaaa tires on Monday Oct 0 alI I St I Jjy order Col Oar W B San yarn Lleutnant and Adjutant LiteR ot the captains a woro not at tho Armory on Friday woro served with copies of this order at their homes A court martial had already been ordered for tho six Captains who woro arrested DY order of Cot Camp on the charge of conspir acy and they had previous to their arrest preferred charges against the Colonel It was supposed by the oftleerfl that this eating had been called to settle In private the dispute bo tween Col Cam and these officers Mnny of the old olllcors of the regiment Went to the armory last night and waited until nearly 12 oclock to hear the result ot the con ference Thoy wore disappointed however as tho meeting was a secret QUO and no In formation was given out at tho armory There were present at tho meeting Adit Gen lorter InspectorGen Barber and of tho Twentysecond llegtment Col Int T Camp ltoutLol King and all of the Captains except Capts Bartlett and Finch who are out ot the city Tno six Captains who are undor arrest wore there and represented tho opposition to tho CampLeo rOireoonlo AdjtCion Porter has the entire confidence ontro of the oQlcors of theTwentyeocond Ileclment and wes peculiarly well fitted to tko I nand In their regimental quarrels He was at onetIme Colonel of that regiment Hlnco his appoint ment as AdjutantOenornl ho has shown a strong Interest In all Its affairs When the meeting was organized last night and AdjUen Porter announced his mission there was a good deal of surprise He said Vint nit htil llTtHnrttit an tti t ittt Inont nf there tioublos In this i way by tbo order of Guy Hill Commanderinchief of tho National I Guard Natonml Unless tho field and line officers tho regi ment will at once resign said AdjtGen Por ter Gov Hill has ordered me to say that ho will disband the rominent This blow was felt most by Col Camp Capt Leo who has been astiong supporter Capt ll Camp spoke against a wholexale resignation rpsilnaton on the part of the officers Ho sale that be had tone nothing for which ho should logo his commission and he did not intend to bo lorcud into such a step Col Camp refused to resign and In addition to Capt Leo Cants Lillltndahl and Dubois sided with him This six Captains nho are un der arrest for conspiracy against Col Camp all Bad that rather than have the regiment dia Landed th w wore willing to resign l he mat tor was thoioughly discussed and Col Camp nnd his supporters refuted to see the expedi ency of their resigning A dlxbandment of the regiment would un doubtedly be followed iiy u reorganization If I rnrlnnIZton this takes place one of the officers taid I night that LleutCol King would probably bo I th choice of tho now regiment for Colonel For two years past there has boon discontent I In tbe Board of Ollkers and about every six months a rumor bus been stal ted that Col Camp Intended to resign There has been growing In thu regiment a strong opposition to hintAfter hImAler the conicronco with the officers last I night AdjcGen Porter InspuctorGcn Bar er and several of the other officers had an other consdltatlon with Col Camp but he was Cml WI firm In his determination not to resign Ho ioemid to be very much taken back by Got I Hills energetic action The other ofllcers feel that the regiment has received a great blow I has just moved Into Its now armory which his not yet been completed and accepted I by tho city It has a distinctive uniform for full dross und has justly prided Itself on liMulii with iho neventh itegiment tho popular applause on ali show days What ever the alternative accepted by the Board of Ofllcers the regiment will Built Thin action should have been taken I year ago said of the ofllcers nlo slid one ofcors last night Af fairs In the Board of Olllcors hao now reached such a pitch that decisive action Is necessary and although this may bo a little tough at Ilo flyer It will result In good to the organization or the reorganization The Goernoru action will make no differ ence with the court martial that has been or dored to try the six captains for con spiracy They will simply be placed on the supernumerary list and will be liable to a court martial These Captains are Finch Deuiorudt Hart Fresco and Muldhol Flcb iAy ic IN A scii VOL A Cracy Men Eater Htrlke a Tejteher and Throw Dock ufld BIte CoaoNA L L Oct 6While William Rode man a driver for the Atlantic Yeast Company was crazed with drink this afternoon ho en tered Public School 2 and caused a panlo among the teachers and children Ho struck Miss Josle Walsh a teacher on the arm caus ing her to alntdrovo every one from tho build ing threw slates and books at them over turned desks and broke glass Ho then got Into his wagon and drove on a gallop toward Jackson nvonue Dr Frank Vilclibatn William Shall and I number of other started In piiiMilt and captured him at Wood II do Ho was brought back und Identi fbi by all the teachers Hn pleaded 1 tdont lo allowed to go but Miss Surah MaualTy the principal Innlsted that he should let l uiruMed and he was locked up by Constable lillaud MIBH Walsh said Ilnud I wee attacked by one man a year ego when 1 vta coming through thn woods UIO tobnol and moan to muku un example ui hue niun Vi few of the children lettirneil to school during the afiornouu und those who did worn accompanied by their parents There were live teachers and about JIM pupils In the school when Itodeinan but st in among them The Jlaltl Hblp Contract WASIIIKOTON Oct 6While no formal ro eponse IIUH yet been received by the Navy Du partinent from thu Union Iruu Works of Han Francisco In regnid to time oouiitructloii of une of the coastline battle ships Mr Scott the President of that company who Is I now In Washington has jntlnmlod to thaI Navy De partment that they will undertake th contract on the feints proposed by the department These provide for the building of a MOKO twelve tout lunger than originally planned by the department for the mini of 13160000 isiriac l suit 000 jmtole luau lImo Crumps ofTernd lo build a single vupad fair protliiiii flay got the on tract for Inn one and alto buiiju iUiuixl irate I tliili thu bid uf the union Iron work fur u shuttle assai uudur the orlwuul plan of hits Goieinmant ii Is the dqartrneiut desire that the lime visiis l hull tHilUilt oil the tame plinn anal thu Hun I Irunrli company li alliiwed IHOOMJ more than the IU u m company In order to coter a x rtlon of lb aaidiImsnai l UIPII C In Uiu trsunjortutlon ot steel and other material KltlVflLICAKfl ATTACK QVAY An Appeal to the rrcitdent lo Deprive Mime of Frderal ratrani Ke PniLAnitLrniA Oct fLThe Lincoln Inde pendent Iteoubllcan Committee have address ed an open latter to President Harrison asking him to withhold from Senator Quay nil Ted eral patronage in this State Aocompanjlng the letter Is the appeal of the committee to the voters of the State which Is sent to explain the request which the committee admit is extraordinary After rehearsing the charges against Senator Quay the letter says The Issue Is plain In tho Interest sound public morals and of primitive Itopubllcan faith wo seek the political downfall of a man whoso public record dlKhonorn himself his party and his State Then Is but one alterna tive cither Mr Quay must bd shorn of political power ortho Hopubllcau party must lose Its high name as the party of progress and the repre sentative of great moral Ideas It must a cent the Ignoble title ol the party ot Immoral Ideas whoso claim Is now no longer right but nilttht and whose appeal Is not now as In the duya ot Lincoln addressed through lofty and legiti mate argument to the reason of the people to their niuho sense of justice and of truth To avert such a catnstrophu we appeal to you as Chief Magistrate of the nation to aid us In the struggle by withdrawing from Mr Quay the patronage ot Pennsylvania the responsi bility for which has been placed by tho Consti tution In your hands It Is i In thin delegated power to give and to withhold office to bribe und punish that Mr Quays strength largely lies Withhold It from him and his political power will cease to exist The letter Is signed by Joel J Belly Chair man and fortyfive others who subscribed to the original appeal Vtf TUB ARMS ONLY An Offletal Order I Chlewco Aatamt Vacelnatlncc Girl on the Leg CHICAGO Oct 6Dr Garrett the senior ot the corps ot medical Inspectors In the Health Office received this morning this notice from his superior officer Health Commissioner Wlokcrsbam Hereafter the medical Inspector of this de partment will vaccinate no ono on the Ion without special Instructions from the Com missioner It could not be helped said Dr Wickers ham The fashion had grown beyond the bounds of reason and this department will recognize It no longer On Saturday afternoon six girls two of them young u omen came here to be vaccinated They told the Inspector that they wanted the operation performed on their legs We dont want to disfigure our arms was their excuse The girls wart vaccinated as they desired But thats the lust said the Doctor bringing his flat down on tho table I want no more of them and wont bear them It any girl Is go fashionable that sho is afraid a vaccination mark will detract from her beauty in an evening dress she had bettor go to a prl vato physician and have the operation per formed In private The oldfashioned way Is good enough for this ofQce and thats what the young women must put up with The only ex ceptions in the futuro will be on my recom mendation nnd the applicant must make a per sonal request to me It there Is any reason why she should be vaccinated on the leg In stead of tno arm it will be done You have no idea of tho number of applicants there havo been for this sort of thing lately I belio e it is a fad nothing more XJJKY UBLlKD ILL zcUhIcR YE Workmen Who Couldnt Oet Their Par Took Clock and Clothing Patrick J OBrien built the flat house ho is now living In at 100 Hast 128th street and two others adjoining it About thirty of his workmen claim that he owes them money for their Work on the buildings and some ot them say that thor and their families are actu ally starving OBrien promised to pay them on Saturday and they hung around the house for some time In vain Last night they again congregated about the house OBrioii lives 011 the second floor His apart ments were locked lout night and he could not bo found At last tIme desperate workmen broke Into the place and carried off such cloth ins and furniture as they found there Word was sent to the Last 12Gth street station and tbe police arrived before very much had been taken Tim police arrested Catherine and Patrick Scully of iSlet street and Klngsbrlrigo road and Patrick Malahy for having clothing and n clock belonging to OBrien Tooy were lucked up on a charge of burglary A ItKSlKKAUO KILLED Started Oat with Another Mum to Mob Montana Biiloon DENVER Oct Information received from Mullen Idaho announces the killing of Ed Stacy by F A Davidson Stacy and his partner Bassett resolved to create a little excitement by robbing every sa loon from Potlsvilla to Sturgis In Montana Disguising themselves with masks ant put ting on old clothes they started ou their expe dition The first place they cumo to they found only ninety cents and killed the proprietor because ho bad no more money At the next paloou worn nine men at a pokor game Step ping Into the loom with a revolver in each hand the marauders commanded nil to throw up their hands Stacy covered tho men with his revolver while Bassott searched them get ting about 200 Across th road at another suloon they broke the door down Young Da vidsoii was sleeping in the saloon not the desperadoes began shooting at him David son returned thu tire and brought down btacy Alpouiu started in search ot Busbeit JIB AIKIXH AXDUIB aiOTUKU KIllKD Beaten to Death hy a Negro Who After ward Net Fire to Their Home NORFOLK Oct 6A despatch from Aulander N 0 tolls of a double murder which was com mitted there last Saturday night Mr Atkins a landing cotton grower and his aged mother wont killed by n negro who crushed In their skulls with an Iron ball and then set the house on flru In three different place Julia Tarry the housekeeper for Mr and Mrs Atkins run from tlio houe otter she saw 31r Atklnn klllud and hid under the erundu She heard the murderer whfh hn killed Mrs Atklun n rime lay uHluep In bed ami smite that ho struck her three time Tun neighbor were attracted to the Hrniif tiy III I lira mid uxiinuulshed t It They found Mr Atklnsn ody l ubont lIft lout fiom the house stretched ncrotiB the r ot nf a trait Searching patties havu teun a attiring the country lor the murderer who made IIIH ca callus on a mule belonging tu Mi Atklnn A negro who liked cotton lor Mr Atkln io bus ported having committed the erimu H IA It KM IWUtl THIS JiLKOItAIH Mrs JO Welter AH sfai laity cninmlll iulcl U tat l ilrovrulnf tu a ciiurn in Hyia u yaittrdiy tuoni mat Si wit tt simitrr ritual U j iet Tli bUd Oitoruf UeHliuiiit Mtatroiaii rt nntl situ Mteomiil mill In 1 nil JtHrr Uut uown yntejrUy tic Otaat wk tu iliov ilio uoift luii lu tl tell mtrttt Tb Irffildont hfttappnliitcl Churl A tntigtty nf r nii ylVHitU tu If t iMUrr of e ttailcu to MB KO uua II hi J Iaai uiiUritfwiv uf 55 1 tofkut btcrctury of UtifliltOU 1O ttaiiy e Import tmv ii ri r irv l HI Ar lmoi I T itfttu nudlnir it lihuiu j VOMII if f 1 aiuiI t iiT HI HIM Ar bmki I iuuiiin in I ie i bit kiteb tlibi iwriy Dit will uufitj tf t thwt i f fund vs brckrii iu tttciif n i t S risy fr I I I r Nfir tfly l lOirv JjUHiluir win u I tu hi l rioirdoii alms u i f Hit ski haiufl tiailmslUla uu tb uurtb ciii It 1 bus atm alaiuIatimt iii ieJiaii ate jftiluoi uf MitrrUnl iiaas rommuttJ tqJKlta tri nuiiit in 4tii e iiiti ai of John iJudtcv ciiai bimiil cuuililt4 i uiuru r cttl eli wniofcit tai IjejUKeJ at bluer Milieu i ci in Derriik UtiTiiifwrd f Sew Hroiltn so e Seprtiuor uf A Itlimi reality likvutftl Iilmesit n I trd t Jy nj rilnf Ia blat btilt gitciil Igaiflti i tialiuvrauait at at ml CUUM blat Wad to ysr cj Slid lvm ai wit ssi lu culls I I fir W i 1114 i UVttii aiei tin I ntd r I at If K ij i MiiM I ti r hi atelait I tide HIVUM I r pus UK hi TN i r 4 i i at t ji 1 i it a lltijtfl I lt l liM i I lt I 4at ia1 liSt tj It t k ULfl tt I ujiiiijitii li 4 lu uw i tif lu tt bearI UK It I u a Iaa ii I I ftii a fj io at noM 1041 I helm Lea Mt Ut lay iieiu imutal tat fur Id a 4aialmu 141 l urjjr ribbUj liii lir yut of I dfUlUu liatniaiat a ta4w5iuJ l knocklbf boltIn ijtfuliuruuili I wlMkli arl IH i ii uuuit 551 k Ibuau UUUaJIri bill I ALIENATING A HUSBAND DASIAGlt Of tfOOOO AOA1NBT MI 113 BLZA Z 130112 Mm Ada ICIehitrdeon Gel the Terdlet V Ueaso of the No ppenrMee of he Ielradnt who a a Texas JBanehwoBuuh The suit of Mrs Ada Richardson against Mr Ella T Hurt for I25000damaucs for the aliena tion of Mr lllchardtous affections was up la tho Superior Court In September and there being no appearance for Mrs Burt judgment was given against her with the direction that the damages should bo assessed by a Sheriffs jury Time defendant made no appearance yesterday before tho Sheriffs jury and th Jury fixed the damages at 120000 v All ot the parties are well to do Mrs Rich nnlson Is the daughter of a Mr BnllTen who stat a hotel proprietor and owned large prop erty In White 1lnlns After her fathers death her mother married n man named Do Forrest to whom It Is alleged she transferred all her property two days befoi her death In 1877 A litigation followed In which the deeds wore sot asidn by Judge Barnard It appears that tho mother marriage with Do Forrest was brought about In a peculiar way The paper In the property caso state that Da Forrest had run up a bill of about 300 at a certain den tists and then told tho dentist that unless the dentist could introduce him to some rich wldot ho could not pay the bill He and Mrs Snlffen mot and an alleged were married In less than three months Huvld C Richardson Is n wealthy CAttle dealer and has a ranch In Texas near one which U owned l y Mrs Burt Goircce A Hurt the de fendants husband Is said to be wealthy bar lug largo Intel ostn In Peruvian enterprises The Hlchardsons bate no children but hits Mrs Hichardaon in her complaint seta forth h that she was married In 1874 She and her husband wont to hou CHIT In 1881 and occupied 4rr a cottage The Burt wire follow counters t and they all took their manls at the hotel on i tile grounds Mrs Itlchardson alleges that her husband became no attentive to Mrs Burt that e she herself wat entirely neglected Ho raid no attention to her from that time on Some time later her husband encased apnrtmenta tT at the alonham Hotel In thin city Mrs Burt l also had roonw there and Hlch urdnon spent h 4j about three rjiiarters of bin time with tier bui sequently Iticbardson und Mrs BurT w nernt to Texas to look after their Interest stbero Mrs r Itleharilhon tired of this neglect and when he I i I deserted her In the latter part of 1881 began her suit Hue sayn that although her husband has an Income of 12001 a year bo has never plvnn her over 500 or GOO annually Oharlof F Field who knew the Klchardsona testified that tho husband paid inoro attention to Mrs 4 Burt than ha did to his wife and deserted her in 18H1 A O Vandurpool appeared for Mn Itichardbon TUB SlISnAP TO HISS CAHUOtOS I11 I niTerdnle le Disposed to be Indignant at p the Munmer which the was Run Dow The suburban population ot Blverdale bad been greatly exercised over the manner in which Mica Cambros of Chestnut Hill Phila delphia was run down and Injured on Satur day by a party of reckless enthusiasts who were engaged In a tnlinlo fox hunt on a paper trail That part of the population that doesnt 4 ride after tho hounds is disposed to find fault with the young people south of Blverdalo avenue who co tearing about in the winding streets of the village with a threatening disre gard of the rights and welfare of pedestrians Katui days paper chase bad boon planned for weeks ahead and was what half the people of Itlverdalo regarded aa a social event while the other half looked upon it as an outrage The accident to Miss Cambros has served to intensify the class feeling In Rtvordale The paper hunt wan organized at the house of Mr Pratt and ho with a lady com panion went ahead as hares scattering bits of paper for a troll along tbo roads The hunt ers followed at a breakneck speed nearly run nlug over Police Sergeant Moltormott In BetU nor lane and dashing at full speed into River avenue and then sharply turning into West street The leaders of the hunt as it soUppcd Wa into West street were Mr Isnam 9ljpetL Miss Martin Miss Derrick and Mr London Miss Cambros was crossing West street on her way to the house of Broker Michael Bonvler where she Is visiting when she was startled br tho clanging of hoofs and in a twinkling was knocked down and run over by which portlou lilt rider IB not clear Her collar bone and one rib were broken Miss Cambros refused to make a complaint to the police and 110 arrests are likely to bo made The Weather A storm of slight nergy but with a oontldnIe rain area formed over too lower lake early yeeterday morning The rain extended eastward to tb lllddle Atlantic and New England state and In all fecUoai ot the lake regions and thence aootb thronchlhJdla lUalppl valley and Texas The heaviest fall was LiP rj lathes at 1aleitlne Total It wu fair tin the eutOult j4 State and welt of the Missouri RlTer Tn storm can tre will more eaaiward with Increatlnx fore and cre r at bIght wInds along the coait today with a contin Ir uation of tuo fog and oaibo wInds that prerall4 1 yeiterday cit The lemperatnr was tint illihtly above freeitng la Kaniai lHnue itaWyomlnc and Coloraiowlth kllllmc 1o fruit reported around Omaha The weather In this city wa generally rainy and foggy lllgtiit Government temperature 00 Iowit misi average humIdity 63 per cent wind averagfl 12 intlefi an hoar eteaav northeast total rainfall two tenths ot an luau Today promises to be rainy with very little chance In temperature Tomorrow fair cooler The thermometer at Perry pharmacy In TiaBca bulldluff recorded tile temperator yeiterday ai foV t i lows 1RSO lPi 1SS9 1814 8AM T 9 OP saoyMOs s8 OAt 00 tAil UP H M 08 S w OP U 6J 08it t J2J1 0u ou1 UJJld l CO it C Avraff Ufttf Averai on Octf 1830 JtT nafiL orricK ronccibT TILL B r K TUKSDAT J For Main New IlamjuUIre Vermont ilau ohaietli Rhode IiluuJ Couuctlcut rain wind lilttluf la a ioutbaerlys ci 1 nbtly warmer Jar eastern New Tort eaitni Ienntilvanlt Kite Jer I u letr and KMitarr rain ioufta4Irir iMJltny to tMit IriS wInds cooler Wttnittati morning e For the DistrIct of Columbia Maryland and Vlrrtnut ralu varlabl wlndi tccomlox wutrlyi lUibujr 4 cooler We lowday mornloir t her western Zew York and weitern roniylvanli rain followed by fair wattir Tueaday kft n oaa Dorthwtilorly vIed tllihtly cooler J022LXUH AIIOUT lorry itegliter to day J Toe Keel Ilitlityelehtti lreot police want an ornate a for a tiund butt containing a pxckeibook a nail nan if I ot money and aittut faUa tceUi J Tim SLIt usa tcivud 15 fnmi a ubierlbtr for lira Fi Alfiander Miulrta thn wife of a vetlraiiol the UI war I u liu U tier aa tli Vlrfltila tioiiiirlloiuv lIme slatnitaoiders Iii time nw Wct Waibluituil Market f t i want u l rluctlfin ur 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TIlE ATC ISONS METHODS STIKT Ujtrn zorrenicD KATES ATXUR tTKOT AXn CAVSEtt JlUCH FnlcnbN I Tb noten Corporation flevcrelr AI I rnlB 4 fcy Its NlKHberN flIIriatty I In rixlnc the ltM onlhlllty Thl mi 4 lt a v ErIn Iteca Hnollen Hrnplr t Mnrket Meenrlllai I A Chane for lbs Ilankt Ilret to Assert Illeir The attontlfin of boldors nf railway securi ties boor for Investment or speculation has boen directed afresh to the condition of railway trafHo west ot Chicago by a sharp and material decline In tho market prices of tho oharti of all of the companies doing business i tho Granger and Southwestern States Tho course of tho market for tho securities of those companies la generally concodod to have been 1 Influenced by tbo small not returns which the railroads are now receiving for tholr services Tho situation Is unusual and anomalous Heretofoio It has been nn axiom with railroad p manage I and those Inter estod In railway se curities that a largo rolumu of traffic insure i profitable rates That is not tho case now t The managers of the railroads running Into r Chicago from lb West aro talking of a car 1 mine BO great Is the demand upon their fa f cilities Yet In the same breath they complain F tat tbo largo trafllo they aro handling does 1 not yield proportionate or satisfactory not remit V The most remarkable phase of this situation IB that the managers referred to do not as i heretofore lay tbo blame for the unsatisfac tory condition of their business upon small and socallod Irresponsible roads Thoro has 1 bon a wonderful concentration of interests In 1 tho Northwest and Southwest since tho lead ing banker of this country and Europe came to the front nearly two oars ago and en deavored Ito establish harmonious relations between the various transportation Intorctts operating west of Chicago nnd Bt Luis The c Chicago Burlington and Quincy Company ha assumed entire responsibility for Its fre boot Ing oflnprlng tho Chicago Burlington and Northern road the Atchison Company has ab sorbed the Ht Louis and San Eranclsco thus simplifying the solution of the railway prob lem in tbe Southwest while tho Chicago and Northwestern and Union Paclllo companies han virtually solved tho problem of tT through business SO far as they are concerned by their now famous alliance The 1 WIsconsin Central maintains Its corporate title but Its road Is now really an extension of the Northern Paclllo Into Chicago Other Changes In relationships and conditions have taken place that havo relegated all of the emaller roads to the subordinate positions which thor should occupy Even the Stloknoy ystom which has managed to maintain its Independence by compromising with Its cred itors Is no longer beard of as a rate disturber It must also be noted that the courts have de cided In favor of the rallroadln nearly every case In which they have bean asked to pass upon oppressive enactments andllmerprotatlon of tho same by domugoguo Itallroad Commis sioners Thoso decisions and the growing and undisguised contempt of the public for the InterBtata Commerce law and the Commis sioners appointed under It have emboldened I the railroads to Ignore tho more Impracticable nnd the most unjust provisions of all antirail road Inwa roadTho Tho real came bribe prevailing unsatisfac tory rates must bo sought for elsewhere and according to railroad managers It is not diffi cult to find Tim acrau that it lies in the 2 policy of the Atchison Company which seems i to be to fccouro business Irrespective of con sideration of cost and prollt Tho manage ment of the Atchison Company has for a long time boen fond of dilating upon the enormous earnings of IU system silica the concorn was leorgnnied They explain I In arlouu ways bit none of them Is satisfactory to their com petitor who see business diverted from their lines to those ot the Atchison Company Tho manager of one of those competitor roads paid lecentiy that tboy vioro not quick to resent tho otlorts of tho Atchison Company to seouro traffic pending Its reorganization as thoy d luougnt mat u irooa snowing or earnings t ttutild Iiutlitato tho rehabilitation of tho ooru J my and as none of then wished to compote i wlti a bankrupt content they wOle willing to J yield u little to tentern u solvent basis But now be added tho Atchison Company seems to feel that It owns all tho traffic thoro is in the Houthwest Tbn Atchison baa practised its present meth ods of securing tralllc for BO longn tine flint evidence ol tliono methods has leon obtained L by Its competitors Its nitunl rates lao had c to bo met In opo way or another and the effort d 10 meet thorn las resulto t in rates that ham v placed a very largo percentage of allot the l tralllo between Chicago and tho Ilocky Moun I tains upon an abnormal low basis Thu statement has been published nnd remains un contrail lotd that the reason certain of the railroads doing buslmss between Chicago and i Jdinsouri Itivur points and beyond tho river aro eager to accept the Inn rates on grain sched uled by the JntorBtato Commerce Commis sion between these points Is that those rates though much bolovv the present schedules of the railroads are ory much higher than those to which tie bulk of tho btiHlnoss has boen and Atchison hi being done Company because of the methods of the I Is stated on good authority that tho Atchl has carried from Kansas Chicago d BOn his carrod corn I Jlnsls City to I cago for 3 cents I bushel or about C cents per r hundred pounds Bate llko that aro not available to the average shipper for the reason hn the traffic is not Dlllod at anynucli figures Buch rates are mode In thin way The com d pany or rather mae It buy the corn and I similar products of the tanners nt prices that tempt the farmers to sol to them in preference lrOrOrUDoe t t other buyers Tho stun Is hauled to Chi cago and dumped upon the market and tbe railroad company makes tho dlfferincu less the expenses and commlfanlons of its agents S Tbo device is a familiar one but It will doubt 1 less surprise many staid Investors in New Eng land to know tbat u property In which they have such confidence Is being so sadly mis managed not to their detriment alone but to that or thu investors in other railway proper otor ties The same method can bo and doubtless Is 1 applied to the cotton trftlllo of the Atohlion 0 Company and to the handling of other staples and commodities It Is easy to see how the Proc enrn11 of tho company can bo in ¼ creased in this way With thosu in hand I is simply a matter of bookkeeping to deceive the d public lelatlvo to the net earnings The Atchison ban no special facilities for handling business that its competitors do not In tll main POs oss Nor lat system as a whole anymore advantageously located than those of Us competitors These statements L ate nt variance wltb the alterations ol the managers of the Atchison Company but that does not impair their ncouruoy There is only ono explanation ol tin wonderlul earnings of the I Atchison syi t ui It is that it docs not get t them all by lair rnoaus 1 The bolstt rlug up of Its earnings is very sup I Lattlvo of the way in which Mr Corbin worked tbe Heading Uullroad Immediately after UH re organization Ills J reiilme was a success In that It enabled those who were tuck with the old securities to market the Income bonds which they received lu the adjustment of ac count between the company and Its cred d hors The alI sort of an adjustment took lilac In the reorganization of tie Atchison company and the same delusive socially w la peed for thu purpose namely an Income bond ibe phenomenal earnings of the AtobUoo out I lit have ennblcd seine one 10 market good ft mlrot loul many millions of the new Income bonds but Ift company was barely able tu squeeze nut in I lInt Interest payment upon them The I lUadlu company was ublo to do thu tame r thing and DOW those who bought Heading iirulujKiice bonds are KulnulQifio itOllu I that I bey did not really Invent their money but Iiav peculsid with it and lout a good deal I A kuxnlclon of the Haiiin sort limit bu coining over the 101llll or AIhl on J sin me I n 14 l iitt holjor or At bison sic unties wail bonttlnK not fliu iuo Hiai h i a iiiitily nmdo Ul d jnonw out ii I I nu ie0riuulil n by Um fa i I that the tao kliuU ol sui iirMtin which he rs oulvaJ for Ids orliluul ni llgitl I lelvhed IQUIO tItus KV In the irmikot than 11 old icurl I till wuuld have siald lot libs Interact 1 In use p fcinv rJlluu dud out wbun has tssi siskud what I li 10 iirouuit of this poor luitor HI Ipuxht i I the Income boid whl h las old Those boinl is ire sis a rule suld ii Ion Iliu I nljiioniiiil I eunj nll ofhey ItI iutkihiit niu rotHl1 y I 01 loui the ion peilforn iii i the AJIII1 COiaapatir will tt IriiUi lllf I 1 tinflio II I nuu J orjirujui irortli n coil rut n nmlnlii J i pap I WI Lurit yes I I to I unto liu I ouui DC is 1 p Miwea 0th fiiiiU lh tMu i iuy mid ibe u ldor If I 14 I iiiokt duturoifnvd lTort lat hats yi 1 Ii 1 IU fo tu inside lo jIsi I ruiiwiiy initlli lu lb bouiliH t pilots lltr I Uls hiss l is uudtr W54 flr sqai ilmw but U blok l by Iho rUIr way lb AtepildiM rlPII for 1 alll pirueatago p i th9 Ulodl Ulah 11 of his NJIIIWI I Uj W ln Il luau H Ilnll 1 I ii lisp j isil 111 ajaijair I QI u III if J ftloifl IU III 51 iii ImII jOt 1 t fOl14 I1I Jhaa II tl thast I II rlr W11 Mia flt 1111 iitiibiluiiii ft rMpouHtillltyor lbs olreuustkiie ttiat boyu bessiti uuniersUd 4011 slOt t itit upon lbS i f uborrllu 01 w OUIlor a there 14 J A any corporation In this I conntry that II I eon trolled by the great bunking interest that un dertook to reform railroad manager n couple of year ao It Is I the Atchison And the sue ce s of the nnanclnl rcorganlxnllon of the company was not predicated upon tho fact that Mrssn Klddor IVabodr A Co wet In tero twl In It but upon the tact that they rcp rvsonted the treat Ijjndou house of flaring Bros ft 0 Whether the foreign house liin advised or nnthonred tho present policy of this Atchison Company JrelelH truotlo tl harmonious relations between thq concern and Its compttltflrn whether I noiul esres In that policy and approve of the methods polcr are being employ ed or li Ignorant of the wlmlo subject rrmke no difference ni to Its ripon lhlllty Thing have come to sitoli n pain that W t ern railroad manager whom the leading lakers of thin country and Europe attempted to dlKilplIno Ilk a parcel of schoolboys a few months ago are now oompnlled to reproach those same bankers fOr permitting If Indeed they have not explicitly directed thq use of method that havu more than once Drought American railways Into disrepute with In rectors Tho situation at the West Is strained by the persistency tho Atchison Comnany In its unlawful practices No one can predict at what momnnt the competitor of the Atchison Company will become wooer of Its Inroads upon their bUlnon and make open rates that will expose the decovtlon which the cnrnpony by the consent of MKn Baring eomPIlY I Oo Is now practising upon its security bolder A LIBr Mr AT COLVUBIA Tb Tat Moet the dower Ciasmea Mnib and Anaez Girl Besln to study Columbia College began Its now rear rector day and the students entered upon their stud ies with earnestness and vim that were highly gratifying to President low Tho lesson of tho day was Which olasH can get more hands on the cane sophomore or freshman An nouncements that this would bo the lesson wore placarded on the Madison avenue houses near the college and on a huge banner flying across tho street The announcement was con voyed thus i Si ynERit I i Immediately niter chapel the opposing fac tions prepared for the fray hat were doffed coats turned inside out and under the eDl getio management of some seniors and Jun Ior tho S3 and 01 men were drawn up in a Hue opposite each othur The freshmen had tho cano and at tho word the sophs rushed upon thor and there began I furious battle for tho possession of the coveted stick Three uundred or more students were soon trans formed Into a howling mass of heads logs and arms Ono sophomore with a very bald head performed wonderful feats In cllmtilug over the heat and houldors of his fellows In his endeavors t reach the cane where the battle was the liercest Alter tho rushers had trampled over every part of the campus expended tho greater part of their energy and lost a fair OrIOn of their clothing the judges callod time and then counted tho men on tho cane A great shout went up 1 when t3 t learned that she bad 1 men on the cine against 5 of the freshmen Tho strain bad bean too ri eat for two members of the sophomoie ell l Turner and KingRlor and toy both fainted after the rush They were carried to tbe cloak room and soon ro ived Tho freshmen aio not disappointed at the I esult as barely half the class tonk part A regularly organized rush will probably take plnoo Into tills wok or next on one of the large athletic grounds in the upper part of tliodty lntnuslnstlo In entering upon I now year of study Homo of the soiilioniorcn tried to take an extra lessen preliminary to the base bull sea son of next spring by throwIng hymn books at tho freshman during chapel exercises Presi dent Low said he wan surprised to see that the sophomores had not outgrown their fret hnea during vacation whereupon tho hymn books ceased to fly through the air President Low made a speech In which ho referred to the athletic grounds which hao not heon cut In condition for mI this fall as was expected I bail been found that the cost would ba SOO nearly tuKHI I abovo the cum raised and the Athlotlo Grounds Committee la now seeking Homo way out or the difficulty Barnard college Columbia a Annex began its now year yesterday There are twelve rea ular pupils in tho freshmen claw aDd twenty now students in special courses There was no rush but the sophomore celebrated their superiority by hanging up legends In tho par lors whereon the newcomer found sarcastic references to their fieshnons A green baby tInrg taking milk from u bottle cupped th docora Tho trustees Columbia got together for the first time In the academic yoai too There was no rush President Low read his report In which speaking of the recent changes which make Columbia I university be said I wns decided that uler student should matrieulnto simply as I student ol Columbia laying but the one matriculation fee nnd thereafter that the facilities offered by any faculty or by all should bo open to him sub ject of OUrsolo any neceattary regulations Tims at one stroke Columbia ecnked to be di vided into fragmenta and took upon herself the aspect of I university wbeielu each de partment was related to every other and every one strengthened nl Thu senior rear Is mod ihi Jlolnt 01 eontnct between tljoeollei8 and the unlversltt This arranirHrnent while it has the advantage of maintaining tho dig nity of Ihu fatuity of the colleEO proper as a degroegi anting faculty has the other un doubtod advantage of making the bachelors domeii seem not co much tho end of a stu dents course as whet It ought to b merely on Incident on the way to the true goal tbo proleeslonnl decree or tho degree of doctor of philffophy While It In no way cheapens the bachilora degree it does shorten by Ole year the time required for the college and profes sional coursn combined Among the gifts received during the year wan ono of 20000 from C V HeKlm for yoal I establishment of two tnunlllng fellowships In architecture of 1000 each which aro to be thereafter awarded In 1891 and every alternate year I I AN ACCOMPLISHED arOfAJYAY Little limberS TTnde Complete hi Tenlli Hnrreplltloa Voyage Acro the Ocean Robert Wade I chubby brownfaced sea rover entertained a big audience n tho Barge Office yesterday with the yarn of his adven tures Robert Is l a lad of 13 but be looks as i be wero not more than 12 Ho completed his tenth voyage across the Atlantic from Liver pool on Baturday night on the steamship Jtrurla At least that II what he says and he says It in such n frank and earnest way that even the most cynical and rarnlnnred marine would be disinclined to doubt him I you dont believe me be added go and ask the firemen on tho Oallia tho Sonia and the Etrurla hobart lias been taking passage on those j18110 toso three vessels for the last threo rear Ho usually stowed himself away back of tho boil ers and when the chip wa about a day out he came from his hiding place and cultivated the friendship of the stokers Hubert comes of a family of seafaring folks In Liverpool One of his ten brothers is barkeeper at the Manhat tan Club and the rest sail the ocean blue on many kinds of craft He has two sisters and Itobert shares with bin tin broth era and two sisters the distinction of being an orphan Before his father led llvo years ago Kobsrt went to work lor a plumber I Lluircuol I didnt like plumbing and every limo ho turned on a spigot hU heart yearned fur the unnplg otod water oi the BOa Alter Irvine plumbing for four months Itobert ero sol the Illh Keu and wint to farming In Ireland Ho couldnt dig potatoes with amy enthuiilasm bccaui u he was always thinking of what it fine thing It would bo to sail away to America In a big ship IIIIV He lelt the larmur and stole his pabsnge back to Uvcrprol He got aboard the Hurvla unob served and stowed blmsvlfuwiiy behind the lull fS with f01 I enough I to lat him I day or two Than be canto our The rnrvlu bad btnuuird i ut ol i Ouciustown ueitwuid bound and 11 I I I eit win bait tay Jtdfdu I t take him a long to rurturo the heart of the Htoliers us he Is a liters y mli hleoiisf llow with a great fund of talk He got to Nsw O k and cnrno ashore without bong rctflxtered Ho aw his brother ut thu Minhutlan Club ramalurd bfro four or fIve slays and decided thnt a laudsinan III hal no charms for film his then went bask on this Ilailla lie a stowaway Hollared In Liter 101 n few wicks and took Jssago on the Tnka its tlo usual way He stuyed lire tin HI months roost of which lio M ent In tbu 1m eo of Iii Aridruw of TriiiiDiit i HI relume I to Lhtrpool an a sitetir UKO IagssItwr on lb Alailu 110 byotuur hay fug iiuld his tar 11 Imd omried a good suit ollololliid from lr Andrews HK stopped unlv a few alsys rOlf lhrJOOI this Url ali la111 w twlrlalll Oil ihutrvjs bakof tbboll sr lie joll sevesal soie hi Iho qly anti went bogus tinie more llutl 111r1 hum If tilitsi t tIlls uht hip p the EirurI wa a desire I go 01 a rat boat and iae what unAmirl cliii slat r is Ill 0 fiubiiris broiiBi was fault I ofbl srrlvAl Fi I i cci lie I sues iloiri 101 florae Onic and ouk gust i hiss I buy llobvit Mill i I Iu l sept liomu ugh the ltrurla YVh nmih ily I fe hum OIl lao WM o uliort ilobrt said noiubilar tlvi Oh eigssstte nmOKlUK due lat AH All r Yssd 01 tar A Uc U41y Kdwsrd I Hersrs 0 M 47 West Twsotr lubtli trt su actor out of work wssur rfstid on Hiidsy night by 1101HmG lIU er uldotb ThlrtUtli jre IOlloi Isllori for II II UIUK I IB lipni of Jhs olumao Ivuw J I WO nnii tl uy Juellwt OunuuB t thIS Jt7r I n Uarkct l Pfcllc Ovuit yeiwruar luotiuun I L97e1I patiO tiji D JJ S BIRCUALL HAY CONFESS nif ADttlTB AIRBADT YUAN HE r AN ACOKaaonr TO mis vntuK II Bllll Insists Howertr that He Yas Not the Aelnal nrr of Henwll Stis TTir lie lUelur Was rissneest or Lay KnntvltBB or Ills Mba TOSONTO Oot GTho Globe publishes what purports to bo a partial confession of Blrcball which says Blrchalln story of the murder Bonwall Is gradunlly coring out of blm 8inco bo was sentenced he has dropped tho devllmarcnro air which bo used to assume Is wearing down t In flesh and had boaome sober and subdued In manner I onnnot ba said that ho has made anything like I clean bret tbe murder What he has done and all he has done so far II to make a numbor of half statements and to drop hint and admissions which pieced to I gether form a tolerably coherent story It will be understood that ho ha done this of his own accord and without the slightest sug gestion or pressure from the officials Ho Is constantly talking about the case and beforo the end comes will probably give a full account of IL To um up ho acknowledges M ha been said that bo M In accessory and thoroforo merits tho sen tence passed upon blm lie alleges however that some of the testimony adduced In bohnlf of tho Crown Is untrue He confesses directly that ho took Benwell to Eastwood and bo Ienwel yond In tho direction of Ibo swamp but aa ret ho resolutely sticks to It that his was not the bandthat slew Bonwoll Yesterday ho said not for the first tlmo aln e his conviction that he could have tiaJe a statement to tho jury as I to his whereabouts and doings on Fob 17 which would have satisfied them that he was not the actual murderer but that that state ment would havo established his guilt ns nn accessory Ho says ho was to have boon joined by Plcktbnll In the scheme to defraud Ben well Bcnwoll was to bo sent to Plokthalls farm and Plckthall was to pretend to bo BlrchaU manager Such in brief was the original scheme which apparently did not In volve murder though Blrohall does not say how Benwell was to havo been got rid of after ho had been fleeced Btrclmll declaron that Ficktball had no band In the murder and 8 not nwaro It was to bo committed Ho gives It to bo understood that Pickthnll wont to Now York ns arranged The Illrchall party arrived there by the White Star line steamer Britannic on Friday Fob 1 Pickthnll was at tho Metropolitan whore thoy put up Ulrohnll had a talk with him and shofred him Benwell and Petty too lie says in effect thnt this ended Plcktballs connection with the affair that cither because he found that Benwell had not enough money In his pocket or for somo other reason Plckthall funked and did not carry out tho schema In support of BlrchnUA statement about Plckthalls meeting him at New York there Is the statement of Mrs Birch all made in the presence of Blrchnll and roily and testified to by tho latter that she flaw Ilokthall on the staircase In the Metropolitan Hotel where they were stopping fireball said she was mistaken They exam ined the register and could not find Plckthalla name Poly says that Blrcholl when saying that his wife was mistaken qualified it by adding that Plckthall might possibly have been thor and might have accompanied them on the train to Buffalo It is known more over that Plckthall admits that he was nt the Metropolitan Hotel in New York at that very time and ho registered himself KB Jackson But he avers that he did not see BlrchaU there or anywhere else All through his conversation since his conviction Blrcball has insisted that bu had an accomplice who did tho slaying a the Rvvnmp and ho has made It appear of Into that this IpJlr nioompllcn was a young Lnglisbiuun named aruhnni who at ono time lived with Pkktmll nn Piekthnirn farm nnd frlinia nmn crooned out at the trial rn the evidence I MnDonald of nodbtook the man who placed English men on farms as agent nr representative of Ford Hathbona 1 C of London with whom Bin hall alo carried on Borne correspondence Graham lit fairly well known In tbe neighbor hood of Woodstock as one of tlin brood of I moro or loss useless young Englishmen I Mho have found their way out her nnd n friend of his has sold that BlrchaU had a grudco against him No ono will for 1 moment lellevo I that the charge agaInst Graham is true In the first place lie is cot that kind of u man secondly there IB not tbe slightest evidence to show that ho or any third person was seen near the swamp on 1cb 17 lastly I Is Impossible to suppos0 that Blrchal could or would havo Arranged the staying with Urabam or any ono elsl by letter and so far as run bo ascertained no telegram ever passed etvveen I them in February lust or at any other period a Mrs Hire hall saw her husband for the first time sino bu wan SOl ten ed to death at 3 30 nn Saturday afternoon Her sister was with her Tho meeting between thorn was a sad one I was necessary to Irovont Mrs BlrchaU from kissing or embracing her husband This is ton in ordor to prevent the posMblllty of poison being conveyed to the man whom tho law has claimed for its victim The two Indies remained for a short time Mrs BlrchaU who hai been suttorlng Intensely from nervous prostration was completely broken down When she panned out of the jail she went off o for I short drive with her Mstor The writer has it from trustworthy sources that Mrs Bircbnllknewnothing from first to last ot ho l murder rr the Intention to murder fireball declared and tears filled his ores as ho roso and grasped the bars of the cell door that his wife wan luno ent ot both tho fraud which IIP had perpetrated uoon llonwell and Pellv and of tho more heinous crime My wife ho said with warmth Ms a per foods honorable woman Hhe Know nothing that was going on I deceived hr I lied to her She believed all 1 said I she found inc out or thought she had found mo nut 1 told her another lie I tell you she Is I ns innocent as a child of any participation In tho affair I mean fthe had no hand In or knowledge of the awlniing or 01 what happened after we got to II the the Fells truth hope I shall ba believed In this I The contributions for BlrchnJIs defence re ceived from hit colatlvea and others In Eng land amounted to L84u He got Ono from men who had known him at Oxford Tba secretary of the exKmpress Euuenle sent a letter enclosing a modest sum Tho Duke of Norfolk also contributed These distinguished persona wnra personally acquainted with him and they contributed beeaiise thoy bad been reuueitad to do so by friends of his A mal named Fostell who described himself ns I theatrical manaunr or agent of lloston or New York line olferod to pay BlrchaU for any thing be may scribble and ll liull Is writing odds and ends for him but not about thu case Too Few Train to Long Brnnoli The people of all the nearby resorts on the New Jersey coast share the Indignation which TiE BUN reported as existing In Anbury Park over the now tlmo table of the New York and Long Branch Itallroad Tho cutting off of all the trains that had proved most popular affoctx all the towns on the road beyond Bed Bunk In Lone Branch and Albury lark It Is l said that a continuance of the iresont i timetable during the winter wU reduce the value ol all property In those plates to an extent which when expressed by figures seems enormous Uranohport West End Klburon and the still nmlor clftroH suffer In proportion Tho new time able wont into effect terday m rnlnt and the people who use tbo cars were obliged 1 to take their cholcu between getting to town an hour earlier or getting there an hour Jiin than their business In the city required It now appear that the puruoio of the railroad Old onitlalM In iiiukiog tue now hchedul wax I o direct all I II railroad nergy touiird build lulll lug uri Bvtlriier retort tailioTLMkiwood In I reply to lli uompluliitH of tin I slier nopjtt i this i ra hoad men hsra said tlittt I sitaie Uixlr nlntvr buslnms mutt be run Ht a Ions thvi piopou to turn i that IOKII I lo i what uccoui 5 t t lacy iu ii by luldlll uu lkewQd nitlier than by storing I to towns wblib urn slntudy In aorifiiiinuiiu growth Ibut llielr wlntvr busIness list loop B losing otis J t aiiJ hy t iijni uUM of both I roniisnles Tbo tow York und 111 lirsiicli Ilsllroul lsa partir I ilu uijKrpiUo I wTiouu I hiUssuIisiI UillvliUl b twn lbs niisrlvnnl I Lonllvllla snd ivew Joy tlrlll loriipiiDi soil ad terinlnid ii l Jolt lo til 111 bIson ui IP oi mini t Ilal 011 alOI II issy a r the otbui iMvliig nind 1 I Silas I mr ehsiitit ID tliu pIsiide 1 itnnn In Ihl musn 10111 I linac si Issue soil llmkly settled vountry Input loth uimoet luoorivuiijcuvu ana U I lorcuiiiv accept IkU rvlc of MVO trains a day I IIta Uosi Yirisas Workmen usvsIigg lo Tenth avenue MAT H tb street unsrtlid three kuil and I number of human DI ourdy Karlb ps which r rlld pitt ot hlQwe dtipu f effort WuililuKlon ran In a jigs wills Uolli I iutspl l l ntuoa bill I aid sHill ty 1 buliout bI du up1 lliU wAal Ui I fait win Ir cUM 1IIIurl by Jh J blnl Afta t Vroui w4e5 fence i on iitpt 101770 I wljji a Ioi ol iiO M a t wvthiide ol wuom trite Utti uf U Lz A nOOANTta aKItttAVM imtCMDB JR Ca Usre In c wmc r DI 0u4 E d His I4U With Pollen Leopold Fedra who It report U true wa the non of a lawyer In the employ of the Las trlanUoornmont and while A medical stu dent in Vienna shot fellow student Inn duel committed suicide on Sunday lIlt at his lodg ings 1B7 East Eighteenth street by swallow ing arsenic He to this nr rnlo Jo came country a rear ago It la I said to escape tho consequences of tho dncl and niter trying to make a living as a traitor In beer saloons and restaurants on the east side and finding the work distasteful put nn end to himself The police reported the case its a sudden death and It was not until Deputy Coroner Conway examined Fdra body at tho Morgue that I a known that he had committed suicide In Fedras pocket was found a curl of golden cur hair with a blno ribbon tied around It I Is believed to bo n lock from the head of Wllhel mlna von Slcklon the young woman In Vienna to obtain whose band ho fought the duel This paper was also found The undersigned Leopold Fodrn with fall consciousness nnd without Influence from any ono and being In the full possession of hit faculties and In his right mind bus made tho following provisions a to his property My property amounts to 82000 gulden About IGUOO guidon according to the request of my poor lamented dead rather August Fodro Who was the Imperial royal counsel of the proVincial vincial coin ts of Austria lute of al Alser street Vienna with the property at U 37 Frledlnnd street Belohouberg Bohemia are given with out Interest to Vincent Wagner of O 37 rlrl land street tho same to take effect on my 27th birthday item 37 18111 1 boaiicmtli to my mother Johanna Fcdra Fhose maiden name wns wlntra DOW of 87 rlediand street llulohtnberg the mortgage on the property whore she lives and luOOO gulden I give to my sister Henrietta Fedra who Is nt a high school in lUlchenberg 31100 suldtn and also all my personal property at 81 Fried land btreet To my ulster Ar itoiv Akorn of Ul lost Street Penslrig near Vienna I give 3000 guidon In all 1 IbO gulden The tur rogato In Bulchenberg has charge of mr will wiL Thlb will is dated March 18UO LEOPOLD FitonA Thn will was written In Gorman Tharo wns also a letter signed Laura with a New York postmark on the envelope requesting ldra to see her mate more 1 only jot laotian hour Another letter from Prof Max llovlra MOB jilUU street Barcelona written In March In quired when Fodra was going to return to Europe Young Fodra has had a room for six months past when ho was in the ojty with Mr and Mrs Alexander Boas at 157 East Eighteenth street corner of Third avenue The Boss family occupy two hoots over a saloo Mrs hoas Auld yesterday that 1edra came to this country about a ycnrnso llo liad lonslae able money but It was soon cone and then he rono got a place ns nurse In the Jornian hospital Ho hud loft Vienna with only two months to study bcfoiehe could obtain his diploma Ho did not slay long at tho hospital Ho was I restless and Cull nut stay long in nny place Much ot tint time be was low spirited Leaving the hospital lust winter be got a place as porter In Gcerwitzs beer saloon on Third avenue near Eighteenth sir ot and took board anti lodging permanent twlth Mrs Boss All tbo family liked tin young man Alter leaving Oo ritz I place 1cdrn fomisio have drifted around In arlqus saloons In one saloon ho was employed as nn omnibus u kind of sub waiter who waits on the waiters and gathers dishwasher tip dishes and glasses and carries them to the In MUlch last Fedra went to Day Side Lone Island and served a a waiter In rankis Irospect House I was on a letter head of tbo Prospect Houso that Fedra wrote bin wIll When his term of service expired on Sept 1 Pedro returned to town but cculd not cot Iet regular employment When he was out of work he drank a good deal and was moro moody than ever On Sunday afternoon the family were called tocether for a cup of ounce In accordance with thelrcnstoin Pedrawns always Invited and he was risked to come from his room He anl fused for some time hut when tho family wore seated Fedra appeared at tho door of the hit I tins room with u face so ghantly that the fam ily stared at him Ho wns asked to enter but bo loOk his head and then said goadby Mrs los and her two daughters said goodojr and then seeing Fedra 150 down stairs ran to the window to nee what Kedra was going to do A rniuutn afterward Fodra was teen crossing Third avenue with nn unsteady gait and when bet reached the east side of IIII DUO ho stag gered and foil A crowd of people gathered und the Hoes family running downstair had him taken lack 1 to their rooms Dr Connnt a TOSS tho street a summoned and ho said iedru was dead Deputy Coroner Conway says the poison undoubtedly some form of arsenic AN EPIDEMIC OF DIIrnBnLA Jk Village of Freneb Canadian In Connec ticut Striken with the Dliense Nonwicn Conn Oct OA diphtheria epi demic prevails at Taftvllle a village of French Canadians about tho big Ponemah cotton mill In this town threo miles from this city The disease apoearcd there last Bummer but the people kept quiet about It and burled the vic tims secretly At a special meeting the Nor wich Board of Health on Sunday that was at tended by nearly all the doctors town it was decided to use Instant and vigorous measures in dealing with the epidemic Dr Cassidy President saId that two weeks ago he treated a child at Norwich town that was hopelessly 111 of diphtheria and day or two later was called to attend another case in the same quarter Ho traced tho disease to Taftvllle and found that tho lotting of I livery wagon to take tho dead to the burial places was the cause of the Norwlchtown cubes He added In Taftvlllo on Sunday morning I saw In ono houso three small children dead of diph theria on a single bed Thoy were all tho children dren In the household In another house a child was elck of tho disease and the five other children of the family wore going to school regularly In ono house in which diphtheria prevails are crowded from eight to sixteen families Tho soil about the house sandy and in tho yards ore the vaults cesspools and ell A few families only have taken the pre caution to burr infected article One man who has lost four children by the disease has been peddling milk Irom house to house In the interval between this death of the Hist and fourth child White I was at the house of tho threo dead children livery wagon conic and took the bodies to the cemetery and I told the driver to tell the liveryman to hold that wagon timid not let It for public use lr Cnssldy said that every cesspool land vault In the vlllng needed cleaning and disin fecting and added that the stench of decaying vegetable and other refuse ut the mill com lanes bain In Intolerable I the company ro fussed to cleanse tho premises lbs town must dolt Dr Bishop Bald vlgllnuoo and disinfecting committee should bu appointed to take churn of tho village A committee was appointed and invested with full power to carry out thu decrees of the Health Heard carr I IK Impossible to find out bow many deaths hal been caused bydlphliorlu In Taftvllle on n cuuut of the nccrath actions on the part of the people there it is said today that there have loin fortyelcht canes or the discus within it tortrell t manvof which terminated futally 1 has bueii the habit or livery men to 10n Iota wagon In Ihu forenoon for burial pur poses and the same vehliln to pleasure drivers fos iii afternoon In this city there ur almost an epidemic of scarlet fever A lloloti ornrlevanci The citizens ot tho Twelfth and Nineteenth wards sent 1 committee to Mayor Grant yes terday loaded with grievances The committee confuted of Conrad Ilnrres 1rod A Bolte I LouUllrandt Henry lloldoland John n Tress ler Thulr llritifilovaai was tie Intunielent school eorariiodati In their district which they said dmnnniled the Iminedlst action of Ihe Ichool Joa I tlo next JetOI I Ilulu 1 hiticul Clenlli CQIlnlilolll Untle niI hIs mliii IulrllllllrIIN 10 hi kIlt wIth Julll stool line Mayor Ufult epproviij tIIr suggetsmfla that the rule ins Abolished ISis cmumlttsu lush Inndumned the 1urk Dipait melt I for lu I rail un t exend arid Improve I iinil lllvor Piirk tutu closed by Ill the liijor to burr uti the subway so that tliu t lurk niacy to JlblllJ Tbluk Ilundtr Uny t I5PieulC 1SD I William IfUDder sg4 10 who U raid from birth nlmo lo uavu hud an insatiable desire to leo rlI was urrsluriej yvjilanluy la the Uen inHeMfon bf loJuaiieCowliiBUpon n illcliuent buridriu bun with srnon In hal i Itr nl BKri9 In Cuhthgig lao In i hut uoiinut at 1 aj Kucund IIIDUII mJ fndauuiiluiriliu JItes n th Uuunli Tlio a a wu adjourned i Jog i an liijulry III hllluUr Save the Boys AsS MV the drlifrem tbstr lottnt igfftrlnn tress 5et5I55n5othgrfetttimeriIn l th blood by siring Ihtrn lloodi tarssparlll Tbonundi of Canal a r tmixikibly h ppy sal tbosands of chIldren enjoy good health b c4UM of whit this great blood pnrir bu tent for them Hoods Snrsnpnrllla Bell by M drarfHti Ill i slZfo5 Prepared only by X I 1100O CO ApotbMtrl LowelL lIsa 100 Dooos Ono Dollar 1 ELVS CREAM BALM KATARRH W THE POSITIVE CURE AEPtVJJAWIHTO FACH OSTnil il DnUGGISTG BO e us I r BARGAINS BARGAINS TICVORIA we WIM STeRn tnn Fitncorcruvm TA K1SII THEM IN TUB BDIINU FlICB OF blURUB FLANDRAU CON liz 7 eve nitnoytg HT GREATEST ARAINS Ever Offered IN NEW AND SECONDHAND DARuIAE8 IIARES8 IiKOltGllAM AM 8IZK9 KXTINMN AMI STIIAIIIHT KKONrB IK FAKIIIONAIlM rilLOHs AM mayo llFilrClXS ItHCKAVV AS COIT1 AMlMVKKATIlOCkAttATA EMKNtilONHtOM IIOCKAIVVVS I UIITAIN IIOCKAVVAVS lUrRIAP5 otIIiss Vo YlltACTnVH BXTINRIONTOP llt KX1KN1IIISTOP RLnRETS TcARy5 MAlt rilAITIIhS TILnUIUKH VI1TJgIIA PiL ct mtiit ETTEM MINlATtrtP CAMS AND WAIHlN AM sizts LA liii EsI Istt t It ieII VAKIETY IN TIlE mIY AT MUUEI1ATI iifl B Lowdon Rutcr1ord9 Broadway 5st st and 7tliav FLANDR CO 079 tin 370 nit u OKI HT Spring and Mummer Carriage of THU HEM r CLAMS Victoria tVsoii tte ibrtfllpt llliil IVnjson Two hretere I uililii Itockitirar Mull l hnrl nt Ix Tim nbrlutala JiinduiImtteM 1 m u linn Onitlhu llniiil Wuitnnl 0 Ie Itioltuway t iine ioolitts ass lih Phiselons Hildo lhiietoui 111 klloarilSr0 VliiiVIn iiiiiu ru Jndnt ItininrMiulM Pincy TrnpH Ilrrbv lhaetoni VIonlorN nRnn Nl rye Jlnctori Itroiizlinrnfl hiII Irpnu Trap Paaoj IlnrkbnnrdN Snxnn fhttplnoe 5ECOND4ID WagOnL PhaetoniL Iluckboanls lUxiVmwny ltumrreyq Fancy Traps t Innate IfindniiUtte itairtiuIi n Cart ItO a Dos VillAtra Uart Mnuhuc uici htanhop riinrtnnn Pejmi ii neon Doctor Ihaeionn r TSp Cjthrloletii Hunatioat Canopy VlctorU lhatonn B n M ii mis LJ 141 HO HH itO lij P0131st It BROUIitIAMS viPTOIIIAl CiiACUKS CAIittlttlET3 LAMIAUS Ms A A 1 KOCKAWATHurns VVAIlONKTTPa STANIIOCI urns MAIL IIMB1OK Blinllt IIIAKTOKS RlltlCI k llUUlUltil riJAKTONB lIUCKHOAltDH CALL AND EXAMINE BEFOI1E iumuIaAsnc npPAintNd thoroughly promptly done STUKAUE lu bnlldlntf erected for the purpose Iu In our Itpoittory you cia tIn n7 style of business wagon Ito hue SY5001 lus the United tiiatei lonlMt from Lnweitt prices for belt Wood oar era mat enS warranted Huy nina Iii builders BAClNli WAGON AMI CAHIUAOB Ca i6rr 3 south Mil r tt r T7HINKNB VAOOVHOur hantlmsli iI wavoni are Acknowtedired th best for Stew verb city ttreiu and are cheapest to buy We carry In ituik 511 waironi ro lull all pnrpoiea Cat Safer par chuinCetewbre AKW YOJtU WAGON tJo tii87 Uudion U corner Bank We make a penalty of tight dtIvry wagers ops or with top for country u e HACIh WAUOZ AlSO UAHItlAllf CO 77711 VVooiler L N f HI1HIJV7KSM VAUONMlOO HKVT in BBO ONDriASO DELIVERY WAOOV8 ALL RTTLBSl FULLY WAniiA Tno nov or MANUFACTURER SAVK MONEV VVAOONS TAKFN IN EXCI1ANO HUUaON tVAOUN CO MJ HUribON 8T WANTED One nr two second hand oiunlbntc IS VT lonirnroTer AddretiOEO VV DLLLA 1544 I 1ta over it asinine M II liBlifl girnflemlw EQUESTRIAN OUTFITS ItToltratIcatstu iTrie UII1IJ1AN 8AUDL1 Ml llllCbsinbsrsI 1r PORCELAIN Teeth pat on tound root lithe inoit fUBAnt ana strongest brIdge work that can be raaae GoLf CltUWMH I I made tar each iprclal cake Dc t U t I I CHjred teeth reEorsii with porce Iii I lain or gold to as tl sale and 1 III I I I music uiofiil Luoal ThbTll i I lADE Hcurr tt kinds ot l I j optratlie and artinclal lerrlc jI t tnoilvrArn oit WTtlAYtLflflBttD 1 t s I Ealt nill It juit welt of Union square ISTIMTIOATIO IN VITKII If yon hare a COLD or COUCH nrul0 or lending to CONSUMPTION tftf SM Sk msmrmm e EULWN or Iuiri 541 iiviu on AND IIVPOPHOSlXHTBS ttv iitill AND ttltA XKt WtJIfHI OTJJtM V0r VV 1lilir raluu winiMiis lh ilrntiU litig JtaaIarth Lf ito iliiiui lhiiH atil filis isrusvligs 1st Ii uu vttS ityjtltyelqtiii all ih world peer il egg 5iulICIu4iilg iiittlli Tlir lliiiMa fffle viuui 50 jUlu tjxt llrr oil A Perfect Kiuulsluu laths l r Hun allviljw iiitvj Vtt all tunes s4Draslsu IHnuin llrunthllli CON HUM PT1 OPT Sorofulu aol m a FJMh Producer lb r U nothlnc like BCOffB III hsacid ly all fJtufglr jet PPOIiiiy itutU t zj4sirastiQfl l tit lllllU ll U ecsuisy luduujriu 14 leii t a uuiiui I I MUl itvnrnr AUD aoirnar u BfnlB Itp ASetloTh fobs Is OltUa D Nicety Thank Ton hugh Downer keeper of the hippopotami In Central Park and codfathorto the recent ad dition to the family was hurt but not discour aged by the unfriendly reflection Miss Murphy gave him Sunday morning when bo tried to get near her 80 In the afternoon he made an other attempt He cautiously opened the door of the carnivore house furthest from Mill Murphy enclosure Miss Murphyiaavo n low growl and promptly put the infant under her neck so that her hugo head shadowed It com pletely Then she opened her mouth to Us widest extent and walled Downy stood for a minute In the door then entered closing It after him lie trot down on his bands and knees and began a cautious advance toward her In this way he prevented any noise of footfalls that are so Irritating to the tbtckBklnnod yt lensltlvo mother Ho slowly did ho approach thnt Ions before he was within range of her limited eyesight she was entirely ud to him When ho was within a few feet of the bars she evidently reongnlzed him and realized that his inten tions woro entirely honorable and friendly Her mouth gradually closed Hhe did not hurl closd herself agaInst the bars as thn had In the mornIng She stood perfectly still alert but not disposed lo be ferocious Downey was ilnallyclose to Iho bars He had brought with him a cano He cautiously ridvanocd Jhls un til the point of It rusted ncalimt Miss Murphys t wide It Bide Then ho began t scratch her with scratch or to be scratched Is hippopota mus heaven Mils Murphy became I acquainted with Keeper Downey In lbS8 and twlou a week since ttion ho hue cone Into her ago nnd washed her down with a scrubbing brush and soap und water much to hot delight Bowhen ho began to give her this faioluutlmr caress plo was not lone about yielding Her eyes began to closo and uncloso sleepily and abe finally lolt the Infant standing nnd slowly stretched lieroll along the Hour of tbo cage Downey etlll on his hands and knees and still keeping up the nnl ing slowly pushed himself through tliti barn which are very fur nnnrt and was at length In the enclosure with the mother and child Whop Hiss Murphy had bocomo accustomed to him ho rose to his feet and moved about a little I Than ho rolruatod slowly but in nn up right position lie prepared a lot of balls of bran atples and crusbed oats and returned to tie cage Sho topic these horn his band and swallowed them with such a loving ttxprcsslon In her large countt name that tbo koopor real izod that ho bad resumed his old place in her Tedious Then Downey wont to report progress to Bupoilnteudout Conkllng rl0rt PIOtS tendent Is It a anxiously boy or a Birlf asked the Superin QIIOSS again sold Downer I think 1 Is 1 boy losterday morning two other Keepers who have been In the habit of coins around the cnrnitora cages entered the house thinking that Miss Murphy might have relented toward tho wholo world They got no further than the rhinoceros cage which is near tho door As foon I they entered Mlsi Murphy loaned to her feet draw tbo youngster under her neck and opened her mouth at the same time growling vIclouslylThoy advanced a step anti 8bo became frenzied with excitement stOJ to they Withdrew to wait until she recovers her tem per and loses some of her fear of strangers The newcomer Is a very lino specimen of the Infant hippopotamus It is about three feet long and stands about I foot and a half high Its hRad is very characteristic of Its hilh Ine nearly tot Inches long and about four inches wide Its body Is not unlike that of a six months pig Its lees aro ridiculously short and thick I Is extremely lively running all around tbe cage and eating its mother most nlO disrespectfully I evidently has no Intention of dying us It nurses several times a duty bunday morning It nursd for pix minutes Sunday afternoon for seven minutes and yes terday morning for eleven minutes and a half an Indication or a growing nunotlte Miss Murphy never allows Uto cot out of range of her eye bho In passionately devoted to It Whenever there Is a strange sound In the rodui or hen anything occurs to rousu her fears she hurries to It and draws It under her head an that her neck IB across Its back Then she opens her mouth wide and elands ready to die for It If necessary At such tImes her aspect IB terrible and not In the least beautiful for the inside of Miss Munhys month is suggestive of all outdoors threatened by a landslide Husband Caliph spent the entlro day Tester day in his pool lie caine up itt lone Intervals for a breath of air but Immediately went down again Whether ho was sulking because of tho rain or whether ho was distressed at being so long kept from the sight of his child IK an open question He has not even been Informed that U is a son and heir VKDBIt IliAc AfTILOTTEny LAW Campaign Literature Seized by tbe PoaU mnater or New Orlran NEW ORLEANS Oct Fostmnstor Eaton seized today a large quantity of campaign literature passing through the malls on the ground that It violated the AntiLottery law In the political contest going on in Louisiana over tho extension of the charter of the Louis iana Slate Lottery Company tbo Progressive League a new political organization has taken the ground that the offer of the lottery com pany to give 1250000 a year to the State for iu Iranculse should bo accepted It sent out a number of iiamohlets In support of thin posi tion giving the Views of Washington and Jet bison on the subject of lotteries and con taining facslmlles of the tickets oCthe Moun tain host Lottery conducted by Washington and the United States Lottery chartered by the Continental Congress in 1770 All those pamphlets trere seized at tho Post Office on tho ground that thoy violated the AntiLottery law Inasmuch B they contained Jadvcrtlse ments of the Mountain Itoad Lottery ot 1704 and the Un lied States Lottery of 177ti Hafe Mover Palmer Derence At the continuation yesterday of the trial ot rhoonlx P Palmer safe mover charged with the murder of Lawyer John H Atkinson on March 2i Dr Greenough who attended Palmer In the police station testified that Palmer had an abrasion upon the forehead where bo claimed Atkinson had struck him nail a nvrelllng of tbn right wrist which bo claimed resulted from striking Atkinson In the chest with his fist when as he claims Atkinson threatened to llx him Dr Oroen OUKU also testilled that In his opinion the fracture ot Atkinsons skull aid not result from a blow will the hrindHplLe ExJustice Hrnlth Ialmrrs senior coun M summed up for the defence claiming that tho killing of Atkinson was an act of selfdefence Asetetiatut Dlitrlrt Attorney Jerome will sum up for tim people today Holier Bay llaBlltoaa Will The death notice announcing the death of Robert Hay Hamilton at Jacksons Lake Wyo ming on Saturday Aug 23 was published yesterday for the first time There In nothing significant about the de lay lu the publication Mr Gilbert H Hpnr Jr raid yesterday Mr Hcbuylrr llaiulltun lias been unwell for some time und until ys s terilay bad not hud su opportunity to bay the notice published The hearing bofor Surrogate Ilnnsom of objections to Hi piobsto of th will If there are any l sit t down forth IJib It Ifteipect Cd that Mrs Hsmllton will enter objections through her counsel sg oftltu SelIg Iljaruaey President H W Iulrdilld of the CollaKe of Jliiiiwi cy Wi East Twuutythlrd sheet In nuKuruled A new custom yeeidsy lu connie Ion with the upanliic of the Mnnluo of IbJUKl Together with the amber and thai hoard of irtisiees of the college be was prascnt and foimally iniridusd Sill asswlsu lo thkilu dffls Amunu others who poke selyi Vc Jresidmaha ijoiuHoiinr and J V littlM ecrulsir Ljilvru limioinuu iind Jrqfs 1 II s liusly P I Wliedlnrd lr Ariimr ljKlll i I cliii UeiM 0 i iou if f be nuts of H i the hriI t less ir dusii4 by ibu cmJteg lln lii i eutuuu class numbuis about i 0 uaetsabsri TAINT TREATIN US WHITE mia is THK ononx OP inn TITO OVKtlUAlB tltOU ALAHAMA TkelrUoncy Turned Orer lo the rollee At Iliongh No Accuser ApprnraAnd Tlior Cant Give flail will Empty Pockets The two Alabama farmers who dldnp a greotugoods gang In New York leaving them I700 poorer wore lugged Into tin Yorkvlllo Police Court twice yesterday while the police made ft further pretence of searching for the missing complainant whoso aliened namo Is Thomas Eaton In the morning they wore dm ply arraigned and remanded but In tbo after noon the iiollco having become convince J that their search was useless the original chnrgo of larceny preferred against them was de misted and complaint were made out against both of having carried a largo number of ron cealed weapons In violation of the corporation ordinances This four bg guns and the crisp new Treasury notes nnd tho greentinted slips of paper together with two green roods circu lar wore laid on JiiBtlco JIoMahons bench and bo was invited to look at them The money looked very tempting hut the two roughlyclad farmers from Aloorcsvlllodldn t stem to have any Intel oat in It Unlloy who Is crossiytnl and chows tobacco incessantly grinned as bu sold to the reiiortcrs All youll got out of us wont buy much wine biggod In the afternoon they cot a lawyer George was ready to make n clean breast of It to his coiinpol but honey said no JtBtlco Mi Motion WAS Indlnpoflcd to lot the clmrgoof loiiony BO so easIly anti asked Detective Mo ilalion several questions nliout tho prlsoi OIH JlcMnlion said that they land rofuieil loan Bwcrany auustlouB until they came Into court When tusked whetbor tho ti7no bolqngcd to them they remained silent When risked how much money there was In their possession llulloy told tie dotoottvt to count It If ha wanted to know In addition to tie HiUO they had WJ They volunteered only ono statement which was to ttio olivet that they bad beon swindled onto and they wore net ting even MrManon handed the inonoy to time Justice mixed with the green Roods so that It looked as though they bad been found toki then lie ndmlttH however that they iutitt boon sop arate The i Hpers had been In the nallee In three bundles wrapped UP neatly In lirowu i n per Two urroii goods circulars ono of which contained a dollai bill fodotl up In It as u sum ale of nn allowed iquntorlolt bill ware found In an envelope In halley pocket Tbo 011 telott had been through the mulls and wan Qddre6Sodto hi 11 Lindsay woorenvillo A In Justice McMahon thought be might hate nn opportunity of turning the prisoner over to the United Suites auttoi Ulon ba IIUKO of thu use of the mnlln but after consideration ho decided that there WIH no jroof to hang n case on lie then took the money rovolvois ala green Roods ami shoving them oor to the detective Bold docModi Turn these things over to the n poity ilork Lawyer Murray protested that the Justice bud no power to make this disposition of the prisoners property Ho had no right In na sums that the money did not belong to them bcoiuisrt some unknown person who was afraid to appear In court was ollegod to bao cliarced thn nriooiiorH with stealing It Justice MeMuhon refused to leconsldor his deoixlon lie said that under section 085 of the Code the Justice mitny order the temporary retention of inonoy be belIeves to hate been embezzled or stolen which bus boon found upon a person aioupsd 01 such crimp Nothing appears In the section however about pur sons not nocii8il ol stealing nnd of course there was no such ncoutntlon before Juntlco McMahon lie bold the prisoner on tim charge of violating the corporation ordinances In 3UO Call each for trial at the Spadul Hi esons As their money wits out of their reach they bad to BO to jail When nuked why they bad two pistols each they said thai they thought It wise to bo well protected They were Indignant but not willing to nay much Haflny did however admit that they got mjtiuro with the gicon guodt mm Wet coin lo light this thing ho saId and wo may have a story to tell yet We hope theyll rot the feller Eaton they re atalkln about Wo didnt sou no such fillertall big god But It seems to mo tboyro plnylri it low down on us Bores a charge theyxo got against us of totln those guns around nn llioy cant do nomoren line UK 10 apiece Yet they keen UB in jail under 100 bonds Thats Itkx puttlri a hundroddollnr taddlo on a twontrllvo dollar horse Taint treatin ua white Were white mf big cod Lawyer Murray will make efforts to secure tbo money for tho men and to balk thonollco in their mippom d purpose of confiscating it for their pension fund DEPOSED Fitosi me J1N182RY The Career of a Once Popular Tonn Law yer ol Cortlnnd CoBTLjlND N Y Oct 6The Her George L Brown of Melbourne Canada who has just been deposed from the ministry and expelled from the communion of the Congregational Church of the IroUnce of Quebec is pretty well known bore ills real name Is George I Waors and ho belongs to a good family this county Seven years ago he was a rising young lawyer In good practice hero He was married to an estimable woman and rnood in the best nodal circles Ho was a conspicuous member of the Congregational Church One day bo started for Ilhaca professedly to attend to Borne law business He never came back A young lady of a reputable family bore dl ap poared about the same time Waters carried off all the money bo could borrow or otherwise lay bands on and left his wife destitute She is now supporting herself by teaching school in Brooklyn It ujiiienrK that Waters went directly to Mel bourne anti settled there under tbo assumed natal of Coerce I Brown He protested to bo do n Iy religious and studied lot the mInistry Ho married u second wife In the Prsonof a wellconnoctedyounelady By hytiocritictil arts and n glib fnol Ity in public oratory he worked hlswaputo clerical orders ntiil ipithie puts beau oiiiirKo ni mo vougrcgationai uuuicunt Melbourne lorn time ho was a highly popu lar and Hleomod preacher Itoceutly seuudulouB stories got afloat con cerning his lelutious with some of thin female members of his Hock and something was learned by accident of his former roscalltioH byre Lettoni were sent hero making inquiries about him The result was thnt ho was called upon by the Congregational Association to answer charges oi bigamy deoelt and im morality Ho was convicted and deposed as elated He Das deserted his second wife and again fled to unknown parts Doubtless he will stoic a fresh field under a new name for the practice of his rascally arts The Union Ferry Company Incorporated ALDINT Oct 0The Secretary of State to day Inoorporated the Union Ferry Company of Now York and Brooklyn with a capital of 3000000 That companys ferry lines estab lished and to bo established will run across the East Blver between streets respectively In Now York anti Brooklyn as follows From Fulton street to Fulton street from Wall street to Montague street from Whitehall street to Atlantic street from Whitehall street to Hamilton avenue and from Catherine street to Main street Tho dlioctors of the company are George W Qulnturd George M Gaidluer Chariot 11 Knglls Edward A MoAlpln Iorlu M Palmer John K HolTmlre John W Khnp son Marshal n I Moor Jesse Burdott Walter a Taylor Led arti Widens CnrnolluH KolluwH Jlatthew llunkor John H Vunslekleii and Darirln J Meoero o None of lila aetnas i of the Incorporator could be found mining lImo stockholders and nlllceri of the Union Furry Company ii list of which Is oil Hit Store but evi rrtlilne points In I the t Hub stllutlon of thu new Ihrueiiililli dollar com tutu for the old L ninii Kerry Comimnk wiiloli hut hits t far dixlgml this law I roiiuirliig the I pay tuueflt of its surplus HIHIKIIRI over amid uoov the inn i rcnritilvid Hil w deli may be legally diolared ticlmrliMun t tnt onuof Now York and llrooklui imy this method of inqu etalmug the cunltol io laofiOiKW nnd slightly ohauhugjirug the paul the htu kliolil rs cant arcane a dlyliloir whereby piioli bniffiuldir t eats y re iclte tills stair In title largerc ri iinyfor lila ups uiia lit ci mpari IHU tJsti tlm iarpltms euilnl gas Itt tha t riayiueiit f illtlduiidvon I this Inciaated as I 1 ialiati lu iiml in I it 5 n old ibo 5 pttymvtit ol lilt siuiia Ic fiji lush i lit Otis tiitinid In their uriMuul cortlllcutu uf Iuur tiortutiomi fir Under is lath Tli rewa a Hiihilcloux lire leE nlubt In a Ctuul street louiniiuiil iiouta ownud by the only original lUnU Coliou the mama whouiuw rich by asIilng clothing Mow cost and lay JoluKlD ncy ou horse raves Jliu house Is itt luitioruiii uf lumil email ills idgu stapets i NoU moid I lluh mid fort w Juwuh fiuhialllsie litain t On in uriind itoo u u koloon a s y Ci owtaui by Ioiils iurryissis SistI iii Lagie fiothigug viltJsiuirs toiii itu roiu I y was a loted l Iii tIC Wsi as Jwtij liQIitiiiy Cliii tiLl propJahor was et hits AhiIat 7 0 iiOuif MreIItaodlavwito ilte a p lii first ItO haa oter Ihasi CioJluItjg jttmuI e PlikCs W C Itiace itutok if ill uvotery SlUrs jIsr ijhlsisOd flu tbr5tuuua lii hiotips shhhi tiarmued the iiihmiMtis we WtiglaUus ii jaiIIi htiship veviw cci riotj Ill ii If isst 1 lies iia Mill Mom oil Islet 54s lii vntfluni itrctbsaul lb jtsies wpre Molldl UI III stIr slush to thai lpif Id Ibstilnii Tby Wv r wiori ml out Tb Vtru lisraipti Will Ivy In Ilnui susal lime 0 MiT fltedshy MUiflIbOQlaidp espisin I IULLZCD 3111 hIRtG 200lJLif TblilcTVbntllr Melfnnun stlege 4galpti Dentlit II nk K Afuliliiul John McMonuf who keeps n tboo store at 203 Seventh street t Jcrboy City hail n tooth acbo on July 1 and wont to tIme olllcoot den tist Edward F Hanks In Grcno and York streets Mr Hanks wan not there but nn as sistant was ready for business Mr McMonus told u reporter jeHterdiiy wimt hnpiienud I told tbn young man uiM bo that I wanted to buo a tooili pulled and that I wanted to take gas I told 111 in also to bo sure to pull the right tooth and bun I not In the chair After the operation I put the tooth that was pulled In iny coat pocket I ho pain had Mt mo nnd I wont homo foellng all right In the evening I showed tbo tooth to my wile bite HurprUid inc by saying that llunt was no can liv in It Then I looked at the tooth and I could not H se any hole In It I was puzilcd I nut my Uugor lii uiy moiih and discovered that the loorh which had vniiKid run so innih puln was sllll there but that u sound tooth was lSHlng Mr MeMnniiH has now nnimged Lawyer James 11 Bowon U suu Dentist Hanks tot 5000 damages Blarblo Clittcril In MissIon Delegates frouilo b nl unions marble cutter throughout the country met In uonontlimat the Chummy Corner Hull Twintynflli street and Sixth a enue yenlordoy morning to form a nail minI orgiinlxailou A 11 Hmytli of Allegheny Oil wn ic tel tomnoriry Chiilr maim and llllam KoutluB of Nev York tern iioiary tecrKiao ami c inmltti s on oredoa ilnU and permnn nt dm5111 allots tiers ap ponted The Contention will hued iniasu thIs 11101 nitag

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THE SUN TUESDAY OCTOBER 7 1890 ISI FOUR MY PLAYS IN TOWN flflr COSTAXX JWA JMrnos uvato AlW utaioica iy 1lBV7r A Will Drama at the a T tmtrs Itnee by ilprume IE Jerome Tenmy tona Ioem Tbn Hlnter a a d ruu SMnMfAt the Other Theatre Jerome K Jeromo tho Middenlr celebrated Jxmdon author will hnvo three l ajs In uw In th s Hy thlv weak ami at thro fashionable thu alia HI MulBtorot oodlariow II l cur I rent BttlioLyrvriuni andhlnN n w Lamp for I n will liccln nt Dalya lonlslit The third Old wlllllln It Dnls 1IIIht I tho Garden work Stmwt I WIl performed ut I rt onlnBdnrimjlhe forlr minute pre eculiiK Dorter Wll Uho lArgenudlnc present was DorinI lil modish and pre uCnblr ot a uto Intelligence to take Jo but it somod uncertain whether Jo romefl brief drama in fun or in earnest Sun i t was meant to 11 1 wniimentiil and It was centrally undnnitooil BO when all of I hud boen enacted but tun pooplo smiled and oven I character of tlio snickered until the teirlul tlo Int loncth unmistakable Rflalron thoRtoco 1Ullt Jonslh Mr Joromo hail ba ed his piece on Tennyaona and as the story wan poem Thu Msten atol I thxatrlcatlr Eheu br him It presented tho two hutrlcolr IIeu lm but unaware that their hcurtH bad been given to ono and the came mnn 1 lie oldr of the girls on learning the truth rrllnuu shed her prior claims upon the flckle ooer whom lihe hud before rccard a as n v ery purncon of toyal and hereto lovers and took u lotitl h suitor wed Instead This LoartbieuUnc tacriilco eho made lecretly telling the abandoned Idol that she like him bad wimod In pasalon and keeping herslstor from tho faintest suspicion of the wretched ness which vns so heroically concealed Bo thp iawn of happiness for on clrl was sun lei for thu otiioi anil on that touohlnc situa tho curtain foil tion vujMnstbeiravlty of such 1 play lacelvad Ins wlih levity 1 Tartly betause the author had HUedltsllrstquurlorof an hour with im un nttombly silly dialogue between the Bisters Intended tu reveultholr love oases by means of an exchange ot girlish couUdoiicos but In oitect so monotonouslv trivial and childish thut the only impression rXBMblB was ono ot mtrtu too tamo for enter tainment It was not until nil that was over end the grievous solfdeulal of the senior bister aolibe Irlooul thatNrJe omoaaulte wa clearly developed JI omos Quie clarlr urosaliulramaiizatloii of tho Tennyson poem cotKdut or Interested attention I his par atenton tial fuilurf oould be avoided by I curtailment of the miscarrying portion of tho play and un elaboration of the other and excellent part tllloralloo ant Anotbei hindrance to nnvthlng like a com plete success for bunslit n the Uardon was an unwise economy In salaries vv hen two claisnrd performed on oue slaee none evon Fne nobody should act In both of ticm except nolody of such rotund ohio versatility he bo a possessor rmnrl ersnt ity as can rarely bo found In his Instance I the cast ot Sunset was rraio i 1 from that of Doctor Bill sao In tlio person I I of a quito ovarydny ant unengaglng Quit OOr young man who couldnt make I eeoni worth I the while of two protty girls to desire him for R husband Tbosa nvo comely creaturoawore Badie Mattlnot and Isabella Eveshon whoso sightliness may havo led some of their nd mlrers to enjoy their repetltlonx In farce riant alter a comedy but who oould not convince any critical judgment that they wore Btiltn We crica Jeronin rotes assigned to them Miss Martinet was not dominant enough with the emotions belonging to tho strong lUter and Miss Evavson was not nesatlvo enough for the weal one They were not a contrast Mr Folk watt commendable as the a manly rustic swain but It wax destructive ot all proper swan that performance to see him a few minutes lator In ihe farcical hlatty of the fop In Door Bill Notwithstanding M these dUadTantiees however Sunset lot Into a right Mate ot pathos along toward Its end Jht the climax was applauded Acmei HomU cton In rani Jones A womans voleo fall rich melodious and thrilling In ita depth and power charmed the Broadways brilliant audience lat night They had listened to its frt notes with the critical silence tat boa decided the fate of myriad ameers alnoe the et agowas young but there was no hesitancy in the verdict that crowned the sncors ononinc eong and from then onward the night waa one of splendid triumph Tho voice was Agnes Hnntlngtons I had been heralded bJ the unqualified praise of London and it did not disap point expectation even hero in tho homo of the Binger Bo much of Paul I Joness success Indeed may b accredited to Hiss Hnntlngton tat It is not difficult to the evenings performance which mm up evonlncl prormnnc may be sad to have begun and ended wit her The Broadway was handsomely crowded People In and out of the modish world had gathered in curiosity to depart in delight There were notables in the stalls and In the boxes ana that beloved citlzeneos Frances Folsom Cleveland was among the throng who patted bands in approval of the far vanta trices achievement Buch an achievement it may b told without Qualification has not been duplicated on the Broadways stage since tbe players took pos session of it From first to lat Mil I Hunting ton enchained the rapt attention of her audi ence A pretty picture for the eye 1 delight and a charm for the oar she MID to combine all the essentials of tbe ideal prima donna in Hunt opera Her frank open faoe with its large laughing eyes pearly teeth and tie jolUoEt of smiles brood shoulders a white I and graceful neck clean out and wellshaped llrabs an assumption of masculinity that does not quite steal from her her womanly dignity yet carries with It the Idea of f orco and boldness these are tbo mere physical advantages of 1189 Huntlngtons 1aul Jones It is l not sur prising that London audiences tel in love wit nor and kept her long among them Here alike for her art and for her comely nolf sue will be no lean admired though her reign must of necessity be briefer Last night sue did not sing a solo that was not thrice entered tbtre was no fall of tbe curtain that did not r have Its tolltale sequel in her appearance bo ford the footlights to 1 lon to tho sweet storm cl plaudits that echoed her triumph i and there I were etcn bouquets thrown at her feet In tbo fice of the playbillu express Injunction against inch tribntps MlBslluntlngtons voice a contralto of un common compass powerful especially In tho lower und middle register Is Ibo flret that has cully tilled tho Broadways big auditorium ilpce comic opoia found 1 plaon In that theatre the slugs with extraoullnarlly slight effort aD 1 with an Intelligence in feeling and etor leeilonln tocnnlaue not reached by any con temporaneous prlma donna on the American light opera stag and so her visit la an occa sion of gratification old of pride becauso she It I an American who found her carllcm encour agement at home liut there has been R constant and a marked Improvement In bUs llimtmgton s art during lecent ears Her Pal Jnnn Is not alone to bo commended for Ita I excellence In vocalization It Is also a cap pitting nlcture of a captivating Iso with Jjfct nough of dash clptvatnl Ilem und pi 01 t DeiBonal uttrautUeueK to dlstlngulth Ib noin the conventional portraiture of tlio BwigKorlng miilu Impersonator A II mnle hero In modem comic opera who lt I not shrill wlioan costumes aio wcrn with O oln1 1 whose Iliiilm have tlio rouid S11 0ryoun lrt welcome visitor f nt any trle MlhS iiuntinuton can hurdlj be treas Ure1 0 highly jait night ah was or flhe PII 10 Jpal1 Irile hUlky IJt Ol 11sn tiHd WUB ouly tho If alllelt coldln Iin nd trOCO lrllI oQY Ilor IWJJ IIUc nLlo lu 1tlll6 lunllY n011 aUI tlloinolo lor Ih11 Miss lluntlnctunH enccoM Paul IUIIIIflunl 111 JOI1 b wlcht 110 IrHU II Julloim entertain eul 101 J uu ollerllll rtoomlngij alt nulln 1111 shorlool I 0 QUpllldr ur i iliiineuNnf Itx llbiatto llness II ll Is JIoto alD jumeiliiKTltyof nllKiivHiuo or IhrS of u in iiroinpunyliupoitud rOlllulY Jnpo to Mug 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JIlr II wiuiili c 1 II hf f I il i 11 I wi I 1 fi liiiiijifrtt L I 11 lfliltiM li l r of 1 ii 1 II IIbl i HiiaiilTl Jvi I Llla rlll hl IIul I IIO a 1U frt i 7i r IJII 101 1 J 1 wt I IGu 1t in 11 j ll II K nl 11 111 IIWWM ijimi at ouvu lullste en Ijoord an Xiuii d en rTtee bit not bror bhaa elle t d frm icooiin n rromUft that 1 ron bin b I hi I Iptfiroftwara Franc will Mturn with a for tlnl of n million Franca In the f i ond not I tho th e rala hao Iape and 1t tH n no w Cplnln of n Hplnlb clAlml tll mlhoa 1 rOlnt baud In 110 nnoo of lu who Is auppoMid to bo drowned Hut M tho moment when tho mnrrlnea contrnct IH about to bu slcned botwep n 10111 and tho Hpnuiatl ittil Jtmn rnnke his appenrarico nltlithn required 1 I lon frn1 penrnlcoj d Ittwqiirt to his uromlsp lUro tin inst snclle ton of history ecur for ul1 Beon tol Jl10 CalIIn of tho fllol fli inn lhmme Jjl hard and n mn t anlant follow At once ho in oliallenettl bv Jk Jliia to 1 Uuol but brforo tno mectlnr m occur L4u crrty BlimlatU enttnns 7onrninl crrr SIanlard ent Jalr nli two of hU oflloera tiioimh tbo latter manimo to scniia to tholr vossel 111 I c nveyoi on board llllIA tilnno nprlsonirand the lovely 11 II olto I on tlio shin by fiitiuot order Thl tlilrdandllnnUctlrlnc tho rricatt uml Ith llTlnir treloht to tho Inland of l trdla Ls rntiliiif Irom his prison Jaut I8rlla lov oinors I pnloco hoDnu to Ilnd iloniii thoio Good and bad fortune alternate forn tlelo IA at lrt iilhjal cn bv th UovoriKir fur Jltcospirt Vf hlle the latter In turn Ic I arreitrd IJiit this error In lon ilt ovpred 11 things nr acaln shaplne themselvon to ward ault dlscomtlturo trliun the story Rtny bv this time bitvlnc run ItA roiulred Unctli tho HrcttUt suddenly Hnl liM Itvvltli that re markable celerity and Bllcune peculiar to epiulappora Iho Amorlcnn crAW lii ad d by JaM Jan tt it two faithful frlcndi attack the imlaer take tle Outrrnur and liutlno pilson rs and thn curtain falls with Yvonne nenllliiR in her Jault own arm neltol In n Burroptltlous version nf this opera hast ily prodacoa at n Ban Frunclico thontro n fort tilBlit 1110 tho nlnt liaR been Americanized the scenes bclnir laid in Nassau New 1roviiloncK and tiaiom Ios durlne thn war for Indepen dence and at its elc HO Mr Fornlos bouk like Jr l neatly all otliois from his txsn noll tbo flavor of American soil to make 1 amluralilc In Its present shntio it Is tliPdrtliodox recital of hero ism und frustrated vlllnlny punutuated bj im om fori able put B and thick wit Konon lly llin xnellshnowcomar attlinlrosdwa comprled a fairly llo lblu comedian IM llallon Moystcn nnd a very onorl ono In Uric Thome jot thouch they worked rorr hiirtl tlior worn tm atiletocauso much meiriuiont Tho soprano rolo of ramie was well sunuby Mnrpiiorllo van llrevdidl nnd thrra ouni WI u I irood Hit of comedy from 1iinnr Wcntwotth who looks Ilko Mnnnla and has If memory err not ap Iioarcd hot In fore The other pilnclpals al tbu cast woro Innlfouslve rietnriallr 1aul Jon Is worthy of the DroadwoyB Eta o I croups brilllinlly i not DlauMblv plenty of pry ctrlx In co tumes rich In tints and artistic In do liu with tbo soil coliim of salmon canary and llclit blue Pudoinlnrttlnii in tho most elfootive tableaux There are Interpolators of sabot dances nml cither terpslchorean movomcntu nnd they arc eln with smoothness nn 1 capital effect M riamiuettes muslo does not bare the ex pected martial llaorat moment most nnpro prlntebut it Is at all times urncofnl civrofiil and captlvatluB Tho itentlmontal eoos for lau nnd J coiinr a duet for itonni nnd Jtimqurt and most of tho choruses aro Instances of admira ble composition and were boot liked by last nitIlls audience I there had len nn eXI ec talon that Los Cloche do Lornevllle vrould havo a companion in Paul Jone 1 w IS ut terly disappointed but In Mlis Huntlnetons triumph thoro was sweat consolation M Bin Jenai at tbo Fourteenth Htrect Tlieiitre Itobort Ellllanl the younc actor who became noted a low years aeo in his contest with Berry Wall for tho kingship of the dudes was knock ed insensible in a sawmill on 1ourtcotth street last nleht by tbo friend ot stret nltht bJ frnd a woman whom Billiard had wronged Tho rufllnn who wnsQeorco Fawcett plcled UD the un conscious Billiard and placed him upon a lone bad lying on tho bench of ono of the blc buzz Eaws in tho mill Fawott set the machinery going and pushed the end ot tho long board upon the wheel The rapidly re volving teeth ot the buzz saw ate into tho board and threw sawdust upon Hllllarda quickly approaching body When Billiard waa within two inches of tho teeth of tbe buzz saw Jonnle Yeamans broko the door of the olTlco ot the eaw mill rushed up to Billiard and dragged his body from tho sawrthoel just In to nick of time to save his life Thoro I no exaggeration in this statement If ever thero was a man rescued from Immi lot nent death H was Billiard last night and tbe bravado which ha exhibited in exposing him self to this danger was not any greater than the absurdity ot the causes which made tho in cident possible I occurred during the per formance of Ur Joseph Arthurs now play called Bluo Jeans nt tb fourteenth Street Theatre Mr Arthur is tho author ot Th Btill Alarm a play Iron which it Is probablt he has made a email for tune The Still Alarm had for one of Its main incidents the appearance upon tbe stage mln cenulne Ire engine liechlng out btoam cinder and smoko and drawn by a team ot big stamping horses Uut the lire en gine episode Ion t In it alongside the buzz saws in Blue Joans And the saw mill situation IB only one of 1 numbor ot remarkable spectacles In a play which taken I as I whole immensely suited the large audi ence that was present and showed to what ex I tremes playwrights may go to tlcklo the pecu liar fancies of the amusement public Blue Jeans Is a story of rural life In Indi ana 1 deals with the family history of Jacob JWneller and his wife CAnti Their daughter LuC eloped with 1errv Jlascom tome time be fore tL opening seen in the pluy Tho son of Fern bottom known by the cnraonnme P turns uo in lUsing Hun a little Indiana otto mentwbere tb play Is laid Ho falls In love w lib Sue idalu tho sweetheart of ono of the rus tics Ildalr le floone 1rrrv llascom Is n well dressed New Yorker and of course cnptuios Hue They are married and the rural popula tion ot Rising Hun sympathizing w lopua lioone knock out at the elections bota loone Ifrnru Clav Ilisener a candidate for tbe Legislature and Peru llasconi who was running for Congress on a hightariff platform A clrl of un known parentage whose home up to this time has been in thu poorbout nnd who bus been known only by the imme of Juie now ap I pears Jiaacom has dropped bis wife ftuc and falls in lOT with June Fiom this time on It Is a tangle of love and matrimony with tho usual complications that oouur In Ibn lives ot men who are froe in tho btstowal of tbelr nReu tlou but Kuillav previous to her marriage 8 with Perry ttatcom had been tbe wlfo of Jtuti anl P She supposed him to to dead nnd claims that her union wit Uascom Is legal She U8e9 IStn lloont her yokel sweetheart to revenue herself upon Jlaicom also booing tbat hue may win Jtaico n from June Let It sutllco sulco to eay rOY that tbo linos or loie finally become straightened with the rluhtoous lovers at last happily broucht together The attractions 101 tho play ar not the purely dramatlo ttltuntloon ami developments but rather the curl au featurosof ronllbiu and stm satlonalUm Tlier are live pigeons nn n geii ulntt barn real smoko from 1 brick chim ney the almost complete undressing of a little girl I the appearance of 1 Mjlag band Htrlod The Klnlni bun Ituaiors lad by a drum major who illngt his stick up and down and nil round tho ttnsa to tie imminent danaor of the audience us well na tbe players a very ludicrous dining rom tie in which the tonne Imitates ovory uct of tie tho pollnbed metropolitan Jrrru Jtrinum vrltli Iol most comical aocuraoy and greatest of lost ni tlinru I the tbrllllug eiiwrnlll cot oil This occurs In the third soon 01 the third net Th stage u set lu faithful repiomntatlon of a uw mill with three buzzing rePIAnlRton nearly three foot In ill ninetT revolving rapidly A number of vrorlt men pUHh planks upon thit buK sawn nnd tho NuwduHtflfeB troll Ulon vvheuls jtint us It would In a mil In tho Adirondack wool Then tlio norkinon go out nnd the utsasFlnntlon of Jlatcant by Mount not plaoo iionllllliard who playud tho part of iinsunn WHS thrown upon thn board In trout of tlo 111 MIW aud thu machinery was set going tlio women In tho audience irmbled with fear and as llllllard body moved to wind tlm saw OlO nt llllard awn liu wan aultRted while the women In the ata in front lurimd tin ir wo nip nnd covrid oat facfin nllh tlklr liaiids und liimdkorclilels iu order to blila whui nilKiit rBily hitvn tijrjl out In I N u ciulit i f blood rdViitli I Jt Willi II I t ot lIa lnli n r ullnm iu I ham IIIer beu pro diKd iPon Ille Now orj ittttfi Mr Hilllurirniietail the Illft l nf tlie young New yorkiidv iUurprlnU Av tni fllilimll unit tnie lolifo wlillu Mr Oforui 0 V luru til 111 illinirr a IVIlrul Hcio lvr ollllilijll I riBtod roam of IAUIlllllr by liU gnu larllllIl1 ague BliJ Jili ovr roniIBUt udvncuey of ft iluli proiootne trl ffimd u IIWII 101 lOr Of irtiy bom In 111 li u nun tIl 111 ymtiflirr win rolanloll by Mr J J J11IlIrr wullr 111 III I D wn jlBifl hI l JiiiiiiD Kruunr In Id Iurt plXu rmlau nd 1 tli Herolu lilwlily ntorliiliil llmlioiiM In 11111111 utt wild onn VIol i ti diini ing Juiiny Viii III IIUIt uiuJii III inofj fuiiof iliiiil lit III uiii luurji liiir B Ar ilimuli 1 til M fcifriiir ulto JIII III H mn i lour nkirt work lowmJ 1110 uio ileiiu A nor Huttououuh f vv fr Wll t uuipuut A lor llnrrr Mwlnnouwli irljo bat Ixna niviulorif IruiiuU WIUiNn imiiiamrnliiiiiit WUk tkUMUllfll UUVU till III COUIJUCllUU Will cu liuluUi UII joltiNi Ilio IIIfu rnmimtiY 1 UUUI nl Ilil iMtlun vtan Iftut Mr 111 dnrlJul uniii all lli4 wild Ill roiuif llii t J liir wlilcb 110 i 1ayuI1I l Tin Um Minnii unit Mr ViUoii Ioa not in laid i lu ifut I A ijnw oi Ira foi IWII r ul Jaii Tin MI nn cliiin i f 111111111 n llnl ui vi ilm limit t ilif HI l IIIIII W t III IliniftHH I Vltau i IIIIr l i r III lublI Aclor M iluii uii i tmiMMUiH t Ill 11117 I AII II uiUlloiulf In JiiotluT Ji uall Uixtnu f Ari IIIIIuIIa nltw up ri ji I iin flf l tti lour lnniloitrl K nl f lip uwfitom trlilelj h tillr not luucli an op ra ltt li I u clAd r witu wuiUftl c owp mDI 6 11r8rIUN1J tnlnVLArlo1 Till Tin Ik Flrn Deprtt Rn a t t t nim OT EatI l tne l Then was no performance at the lie w Co lumbui Thratro on 125th atreet lust evening nnd Manager Ilammcntoln waa In an tin tilpnsnnt Btato ot mind about it Margaret Mnthar wai to hnvo opened her New Vork rea Bon nt the nw i plavlioufe Mr Hammerstclns latest Ventura nnd mo it ot tho teats had I ccn sold Mr llarirncrMcIn tnis tlmt ho hail i spared DOOM eno In making tho theatre ap P nr In every way worthy oi thettn goers ap I proval Workmen were t nay nil day putting In tho fllilKbingtnuohaitii wnk that two hun dred men had b on huriyln throuRh night I atd ilny for vvcoki past I It will be ramorniiorcd tliat Mr Itnmmer I Bteln hat had trouble with the police and tbat I this trouble culminated in the ttnnifer ot I Police Captain Booker from his station in I Harlem to the steamor Patrol This time his trouble has been with tho Jhe Department I nnd he nlligos iiersecntlon Mr Hummer htein says thnt hu tins mado overy effort In his power to isnortiiln thowlBhesof tho llrele imrtmcntlntlierroctlon and llhlililnc ot his theutro Ho IBT ho iollonod tbe di rection or I the Building Inspector who was iTosont every day to tbl letter oven whon ttoy xiined Btilcter than tbe law required For this reason he widened tho ilia OHIUIUS at tho lait moment when thny hud nlteady bopn put In plaro Last Iriday bs r av s C nPllholl t who hnn charge of tho nglno liou oiU6t enst of tln tbeatri1 examined tbo building nnd a uutod him so Mr iliimmer Htelu sois tnt ttwas Deifoctly Bate and that thoro would be no dldlitilty In securing a III tilt 80 Vottnrdny Mr Hammcrsteln RIplled 10 Mayor Orant for thin document ant th Mayor nn Is ustrunniy In all such cnsenatked whether had obtained a rortincnto Irom tho 1iro Depaituiont totliortlect ttmt ilia tliriitri vvn porfictlysalo Mr Hnmniutstoln had uu such i ortllUato and the Ioyor was thureforo uniibln to l ue n II onso Mr Ilnmmerstijln at nnce applied fnr a certtllcato to the 1lro Do purtmeut ntitl ut about 4 ocloek Buiiorln Undont Brady aud llio Chief llonnor went around to Ibo thcutre nnd examlnod it thor luchly Mr Unmmor ten says that Lhlef llonnor was unusually critical Incline fault locnuEO thorn vvns no Ine screen lu front of tho fontllchls bicnusn the gnlliry railing was not high uiiough and because tho lire HJC tlngulhors wero nut In place Haminerttoln bad thoie matters riinfilled at 01100 but tho Chief then objected because tho huso was cov ered wlih linen instead of cotton nnd becauso the onglno that pumps the water into tho tank on tho roof wan not of tho pattern ho wanted Mr Hummortteln says that tbe tank contained 4t 00 gallons of water and tho engine was sup posed to pump as much moie In in u tow min utes Thn last two objections could nit I bo overcome immediately and so Super intendent Ilrady refused to grant a certlllcaie Mr llnmmorstelii telephoned this lai t to Major Urunt who had waited In his onlco Il hour and nhilf hlJYllId tho usual tlmo boforo bo went home Bo Mr HamnienUaln ported n I notice at tho entrance to tho tboatni to tb of foct that there would bo no performance Tho notlco also gnvo tho reason why 1crsons who onmn had tlielr money refunded or III1 thnlr tLketsoxolinngcd for others dated Wdnodny nluht by whlnh tlmn tho mnnagor bupposui the license will be ubtaino 1 Uo is going to fee his Inwfcr about it todny Ho savs ihat ho tboi ght there might bo somo trourileundHO amngod his contract with Miss Mather with R saving clause relieving him of responsibility fnca e thoautcorltbS proveutod his onenlnij hsthtjntro lust nlcht The nolrofis received Vford of tho hitch In time to save her the nn no once of having to go to tho theatre Pablo Itomunt The east side of town had a nw melodrama lost evening It was called Fablo Komunl and it was an attempt to transfer to the stags some of tho thrilling and realistic matter con tained in Mario CorolUs novel Th Ven detta The plnco ot its first porformanc was Jacobsfl Thoatie and tho dramatist Charles W Chase had aimed straight at a Jacobs audience and he hit his mark too Mixed with tho dark vnssagos of tho sombre story wera many enlivening scenes that helpoJto make tho whole a pleasant entertainment Uhe promised reolicm came at th end of the drama in tbe earthquake sceno Tho last act commenced In u mausoleum which occupied the cntlr stnyo At tho climax of the subter ranean commotion tho hugo tomb sank out or tight and revealed dwellings falling In ruins the earth rocking and rent with fiery flssuns whllo Mount Vesuvius in the background belched forth a hnce column of firo and smoko and poured rod streams of lava upon thu city of Naples shown at Its feet Walter Lawrence assumed the tltlo rule nod was ably assisted by an excellent company Miss Francos Field Miss Addle Fnrweli tina Mr ChnrlesL Farwell wero heartily approved In their several ports JLctrciai Irvine Itonced Her Heel OK Miss Dirdlo Irving a young nnd goodlook ing skirt dancer from London mado her American dubut last night In Tho Ilvd I Hus sar at Palmers Theatre Sho Is lltho nod graceful nnd danced three figures In different acts Her supper broko at tho heel during a skirt dance In tlio third act and frhn too pot down look tho sandal olT and retired Iho spectators clivppodtlndr hands delightedly and tho pretty actress came back nnd finished the skirt dance in her stocking foot Tho novelty of the spectacle tickled th si ctatora nud won nnothor hearty lound of applause Siberia a nd KIUink Vrccked ST Louis Oct CA special train carrying the members the Siberia and M Kannku companies ran into a freight train at Last St Louis yesterday Two members of tlio Si beria company wnro hurt but not Borloualy MlssCarno KadcliffowaB bruised and her back wad hurt nnd Master Jack FerrU had bis check cut The cars containing tbe scenery of Ibo tno companies were broken up and tbo scenery scattoied around TUB UAUIKKS AfPST OO Normal Reboot Olrln Muat Rnpport Their HtocklBgi tTllh Hide BiHctles OSWEOO Oct CTho diet has been levied and by It tbe young lady students of tho Os wegoBtate Normal School are forbidden to wear garters or at least tbe historic style ot garter made famous by Edward III of Eng land who in HJO created thu Order of the Garter recognized to this day as tho first knightly order of Lnijland Kings nnd 1ueons and tho titled women of royalty may If they Rnl wish continue to wear tho old st le but Dr Mary V Le will sea to It that the young ladles who attend hr classes in physical cul ture In our normal school wear their hosiery nuipendd by fddo elastics attached to nn un dergarment at th waist or by none at all 1be Jalladium eaya that tho explanation mad by Dr Lee to her classes for this reform teems to be based entirely upon common eonso Tho old style she soy whether worn above or bo low tli knee binders a free circulation pr vonts development and I Is Injurious to the ladles If theie IB I ono thing more than another In tbe curriculum of our flnlo hchoolthat Dr Lee takes anlonabl II rid in it Is her clauses In physical vulture A healthy lieU mind she believes should bu imported by a halthy bodily development and 11111 tiroi om clolug doing bur full filmr In bellowing both on the puplli undur bill cbarlle Hh first mad war upon the conut and tight lacing then the gftvu ber attention to thu blgbhe ulioei worn br tli ruling lady tudntii The dietmentioned gnrmuntii wro lUll pluuteJ by auugIIUlm of18 und now a pupil of Ibl Normnl cnn b told by thu slylu ofbribood Tha 1ranchx blgh hol bavu ttltn iruylo common alIISO i ennynliou vrlili b U not liON Hi mi linlf Ineli hlgli and her look lntior 111111 J tlioglil 0 itiitiiluly walk botinr in tlioin ibiikciufurint iiHVu nil l un iriul ill utiI unit vtltliuut ju x At liit liiuy teio ii io d ii II in uf Iliu jouug woiimn Kim ulhlnid t lotlow Ih 9 illuiiiiii IIr f itumu luihloa liulnll IIIIUltI n IIIM nrulualy oluf uwiy inil ihai uplfaiunnk uuuuuli lo IIdlAlI till wldoiu ol r rlI I ruli it niav iijt lelIIIlillr I knoun but IIlfliIlV ei tbuuii n ficl iliat iiiiii nf Ihlllllll 1111111111141 i nfuiiiH In IbU inirC ol ill htulu U ti IMI fniiiil In til Norn nl IiI Jlieiuuii liiilluii tlubM of o roit d I IIIYl dumb lvll iiirulltl IJUIK iurl YJII till buiu ruir II Mvluvlnu ring riu t jiiiil midi tier iir ii tulUlolIll III rM I 11 IfyillUili UIIK Ill J 1 llrllt IWpil I dlUtllIU ill I III iliuiifii iiiiintoi Hum Ma nt fr t 11 VIIII lu In ltr I ili In Id i iiinu inn room ibuy Irllr ou DIU of durlf iimtuilB i iou l UlIJI u imiiut uil fitlntlnY I oiu i dimlh liJiliiiui Into iliu nun nl ih inuaiO II d OltIOIr li hl fiiuml Ib ir aii III i it N 1 nut n iiiirmuiiioD Ililnw lo w nun nl ilia uli oralllllltOIIIIIIIJD Kltu it Jlubt I II P tun tuii JIIJ Moe In Ij r u boilr iit il jmr urlriilKtr awing r ll bakuarij 1 ui lir vtani luruti iimniiinl auil Jinn urMiluullf ninl will l rI H ii pglltr 01 nn iwiitut I cull lnr lf 1111 Ii rlJ111I I IUllf It I I ulI Iflr I 1U11I11111 I 1111 1 cmr euIxlJI All 11111 1t Iliu nmfoii Ndriimlllf Ilii lnde rio I lh n rfltn1m ld upou 111 uoi ur n wliuu III1Y It J II auul I I lr 1111 ji lB lynltua ita to U4 HtUttt lltk t A be M If B br CMtoria WbM lbe VM A tiM aItrW lor Cautorla WTjan lbe UtMRW MUi alii clung to Vtttoti tVlua tkt bi4 OiMrta aI l4i f a IktM Outerl CUIotlaj j h J Look To Your Children Parents o empty trail Ton molheti who vlih tearfnt area an4 torrow r cked lODla mnta benelni In Ibe beart qaakei of woe an l the defoliu mlitry tt at ihroude yon Ilka black pall alone know tbe ileipalnng rid of bendlnc over tba eoueb oC ronr di ail ohtlil And If yon have to 01410 thlt forrowthe knowledf that tbrotnh your neiltot you tott yonr llttla one thai roa allowed It to elowly ileken and die II will be orrowi crown ot lorrow a bitter Irreparable rtrreL lint ynn aio neaiUet your children Ton allow Infanta to cry long bonra from nirTone Irritability youae tbelr lorlnt fullekanrel I dIe or crylnm they become croia reitlcaa and waketul at night Thle li alt from rnrely mrroae caniee and K you will aln them Jr Qreenea NerTnra a purely vege table and perfectly harmleu nerve reruady which yoa can procure at any drnrfflnte It will quickly and com pletely remoT all thli nervona Irritability qntet reilfulalcep and make them again awaet tempered roiy healthy bablta Another thine yon and Ihoaiandi of other mothen think that K on eafelr brlnu yonr Infanta tbrongh babynood they require nn attenlloa afterward but will grow after the manner of woeda MiVEIt WAS lllhATIn JllSTAKn Watch your children nnlll they are eluht ar ten yeara old They are frail barki upnn thti itormy lea ot Ufa and tbe danger to them U I alwara creatett uuder tha abore ate Chllnren are peculiarly liable to nerrona dUordent they become uriToua rUe trelfal ern and Irrltiiblct their nlnht sleep I not calm and restful but they ton rratleanly from Ide to Bide 1 tamrimir or tMlk In Ibrlr nlerp 1 and wak tired and unrefrethed In the morclni They have aa Irregular uppetlfc crow thin and pule look tlcilit and ttuny and their ixrowih and develop ment beiome Iunte l It your children are lick do not na atupefylng medl clnea but gtt that sicnieait of nil children remcdlra I r Oreene aNervura the great nerv In vtiroraut and health restorer ThU wonderful remedy It atiore all n luntllr raedlrlnr and Ita name la I a hoDiebold word In thouiande of homee all over Ibt land IIIma from penE AND UAKMLE8B HOE TAI1LE RBMKOIKH li calming toothing and healing to the nervea und At the aama time strengthens and In vigorates the entire sjitem restoring a healthful color to Ibo cheek refreshing sleep stronic nerves stout llmba and that bounding health and vitality which alt children should have It Is perfectly safe to gtr to children of any aca aud lu curative and restoratlr effects are wonderful I o not siFBlcct the hCHltb of yonr children parent Reracmbrr that onnd health and Bood Tltnlllr childhood nrlll annhe itronK Inaty and llicortiiiB men and women and that nervnuflnc and III health In youth will beget neiiknean and debility In nller lire to be ource or miller norroiv ruined hopeR und unDI lId iirabltlon Co Dr Orcene NerTura In all nervoa dlBCHtte of InTautsi nnil children and ee them Improve In henlth and aitrcnRth every dny nod every hnnr Dr Greene of S3 West Hth st Dew York the suc cessful specialist In the cure of all forms of norvons and chronic dlieases can be consulted treeot charge personally or by Utter FIRSTCLASS FURNITURE I r 7ar io iiiis ut BUT rlli4 rlili HHMTlllr HUHvi tinimifHt HAHVII nt i H4t j I AMU IUUU I V ae li 111 01 r rIM IIUduu1 111111111011 d JIll 111 U IU N I IM UV I III IIIMJ Hlf fHII iM Mil HAttofV KYtH I III M m U llfiini It A ln HI lutr In tut Utl lUn U uv lutin lu lltklf OKOUUI ti mini IAIN flUVUHU UAUUllt IIH rVMIS NU MHJMMU rOtt fAMII UH GEO OFLINT CO aau itu IM to tvjutv twa MT L SitPpaf GS 1ftlti lti ON ENJOYS Both tho method and results vtQea Syrup of Figs is taken itisplcuant and refrcshiiig to tho taste and acta gently yctprompUy on tho Kidneys Liver andiJowels cleanses tho ay tem effectually dispels colds head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind over pro duced pleasing to tho tasto and ac ceptable to tho stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in ita effects prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeablosubstancei its many excellent qualities commend it to ail and havo mado it tho most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for solo in GOo and bottles by all leading drug gists Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL LOUISVILLE ATC NEW YORK H Y r A MORAL nFVOXVHON DRMANIIKIt 1O HAVE OUUI1OMKB DANOIJtI rtspirtATioNi j DEATHI AWAIT OUU C1VJLIZAT10K IK NOT AVERTBD OTA 11 OK A L RLVOLUTION Till 11 QUO It TRAFFIC has pttt the wtiole nation In jeoparilr irtrough the OB BhQUIOUS MdltAL TttCALHEUV VlitUSlVB AKQU MEMS 8BLFIEH APATHY and tile COWARDLY BILlNCi ot th mlnlitrr and Chnroh combined wltli a larxo number of ttlfecUtile tklitni on thU allla portantqtitillon Weife train wreckera dnonncerland pnnltntd bat tlioe reoke ot barla and homca who DKanlollll co fatrlnatlnc polion lo attract and deitror their Tlo tlmis an protcetrd with a Itial monopoly under th panoply law I that wa iiava authorUtd throuch eu Yotfa Vf hat we Kant It the eltctrlcltr of Trntfa for awaken tnx and thn ln c iliot I and ahetl of Janice I tur pulrerlilOiT the llquur irafilc V oter v tint l to be the eharacur of lour ballot la the comluit eltcllon f Wit vour vote sanction danrtraak ttits deadly and Initdtnai enemy ot your homo ami country t Them 1 but one alternative abcolute and entire Frrhlbltlon The loyat cltlx nn movement for the prohibition oC g rmb trie liquor traiilc uemand jour Tote Uhat latobei yonr antwerr The ticket henilrd W JENNINGS DRUORERT for Uayoraad WILLIAM T VVARD KLL for Comptroller meant 1rohlbltton Will thltticket eipreatyouren Tlctlont noxt ovember Nlnuld lor Aldrrvaa 11 nhr nrh vMird HIIIulHeAD l i reDJaaJe UII JlIIbll I Advertising U lit I HII trill tlJII BuyUiIng ibU A tjuo In it niijkuio but lur vtaylog fiuilltlri mnrlt In tlio Int KxtantJvtj uilti rii un may kill nnytlilu wliertv II l I IM w or unknown but ator it Ilinii 111111111 nut U in I judged Ill i yiilinc I 111 t M vfortli The onUuuo4 bml fcUudy uiciwlli ol tiwIWudpccU1 1Z1 tl Mid IWb 11 11 Hi U CIlIeACd It to l iniot jiyjulrfr wlnifii H U I bolO 1111I1 WI J riry tutflu miii nll toa 1111 11It Kvrry t oiu that take U W l 01l1t Hit fflrinJ itml lAlWaM Ui 1111 iwwiiiJiiUior TrrBllui oil Mluud und Httat lifMB PllIll1Id frita I tJf1r lJrrJloo 111 I TUK uonuoxa ABOLISH IOLTOAUT Iet WlI io 1rIIo p 1 Ihe lender or Ih Chnrch 01LT LAn Oct 6At the ceneral coafer enoe of the Church ot JBUI Christ ot Latter DayBalnts thU mornlnc the official declara tion of President YoodrufI forbldlnir In the future any marriage In violation ot the land was read before an audience mtm IorlCK IPOOO tersons The apostles and IIlBhcips and Icadtnc eldon ot the church by unanimous veto rococnlrod the author ity ot ttio 111l lent to issue the man llesto and accepted it as nuthotltntlvo unJ bludlnc Oeorco O Cannon publicly announced hln endorcemint of the manifesto and hU reouKnltlon of tho suprem acy of tho laws that bad been dcolatod consti tutional by tho Supremo Court of the United State Tbo conference also rradooted the oriKlnal nrticles of altli am nethloh Is thl We bolleve in beln subject to Klniss Trisl drts ruler und magistrates In oboylnc honoring und sustaining the law This action settles the vexed question and places an effectual bar against future polrca nioua raarrtaees In Utah It Is tho mOlt Im portant step taken by the Church in more than B quarter of a century NEfrs Of Tint JtAlLROADS latest iMlvrnntlon of latcml Irom AM Unnrter Buperlntendentot Motive Fowcr Buchanan of tho Now York Central llallroad lias Issued a notice approved by Third YlooPresldent Webb which makes the Brotherhood men on the road jubilant They consldur ItasuOlolent answer to the taunts of the KnlRhts ot Labor that the company Intended to crush out organ Izud labor The company has raised the waeos ot tho freight engineer and llremon voluntar ily as the lollowlnc notice shows Un and ifur Oet I Ittoo all eoilnt ot 1110 or more ycart ir rlenc runnlDK rao7vln or 10 wh tl nt Inei will Iw paid 4 ctnli per milt All Ilrtmen drluc mogul or 10 wbtel Dfln i will b paid 2 cenu per mile The late strike chiefly concerned tho freleht scrvli e and the Ilrotherhood men look upon this step of thu company us u row nrd for hav inc stood by tho road when tlio Knights were scokliiR to wreck it Thu Increase In inlleauo rutoa means an advanco In their wanes of from 20 to M nr lent and places thu frelcut men on a level with thu piissnxir men Thu pasencor and Iroiuut enelneers have both been pnld U i cunts per mile but uf lourxo tho pasMonor men have the H lvllntl O cr being ablu to covir many moro milt1 rIle nossetiuer men after considerable imitation cut tllltr demands two nun nco The dltlnr nco of pay vvlll bo been by tho following lIgurnfl llervtoforo the frolcht oncincors cot 350 portia lor 1UO miles or less but no pay for time run overtWLho houri Thus they aver aged about 110 u inuiun Now tbo aro allowed Ii iicr day v bethel tboy run 1UU inlloior le s nndthui expect tu eet uxtra pay for ovortlmo on tbu basis ol 4001118 per mile One of tho ciicnoorj raid that they would avernro U40 n mouth nov whoro they lot only 110 hpforu This Klros tlio freiuht onuineor a chnnou to earn uearly as much as till passoniroi men Tho pixBoncer runners often niako H5 to 100 a niontn Uhorn Isnt so much dtfTorence In the ad vanco of the freight Iliemcus pay but it la faT They Heed to cut SlM a day on tho ama bails as the engineers or 1 J10 rents poriuile Hereafter It will bo 2 cents crabllnir them with oortlmo to make 70 a moutli where they used to not tUU to C5 Tho notice ttdtrs that onameern and flmmen of moguls and 10wh elod vnuines shall eet this advance and tbu company In puttlnc on tin1 blc wheelers as Inct nt It can cet them from thll shop and hoon all thu small cnclnes will be replaced Probably 70 per cent of tho cn einos itre moculs and 10wheelers A Denver despatch pnvs that Andrew B nuRhes General TranioSInnacer of the Den ver and Wo Qrande itullroud hai been asked to become Commisjlonorof the Southwestern Railway and Steamship Association at a j ear ly salary of 12000 Tho Now York Ontario and Vostorn Railroad Company has consummated a trafilo arrange mtnt via its now crantuu division with ttie Control llailrond of Now Jcrcoy Philadelphia and Heading Balllmoro and Ohio syHtems by whkh special rate taritls have recently been put in olloct between all station on the Onturlo imd ostorn and iiuiutn on thoubove lines Shlnmoutft cnn bo made via Ibo now routo to all points rea he 1 by theM lines in thu States of Pennsylvania New Jeisay Dela ware and Marj laud A St Louis despatch says Another slash In eastern rates naa been made by tne I Die lour rood vvhkh announces a 1 1 laro to Cin cinnati mid return IOKO Into offoct tomorrow Tho Indicatlonn thut tho rato will co low er and that thoro is to be a war between the Biff lour arid the Ohio and Mississippi roads No other lines havo yet entered the iluht inu axoFiircvT The Call fer a Convention of Htralcbtoatl Uecoaded by Many Conntten OOLUMBU 6 0 Oct 0 Late tonight the following call addressed to tho Democrats of South Carolina was issued In furtheran e of the patriotic call by the Democrats of Marlon county Inviting deleaatea of stralghtout Democrats from every county In the Btato who aro ready to nominate a ticket for State oOlccrs to assemble at Columbia at 8 P M on the Oth inst we the undersigned in behalf ot the counties of Sum tor Clarendon Kershaw Talrfleld Union Wllllamsbnre Oraneoburc Charleston Ilor ence and RIchland having been Instructed to Beccnd enld call and provido for the as sembly ot said Convention do now join in thu call iirelnuupnn trim DemocraiH who cllni to tho tocords of 1870 and desire to preserve thu principles of the Government vindicated in that memorable HtruBde eiiual andjiiitt obsennneeof therlahta and promo tion nf tho peace and iirospunty of all the peo ple of the Stiite thut they meet together at tho nipolntd time and ploxo to select and nomi nate a ticket pledced to suppoit and Intend these prlncploii and the tood fame of our party and Ktate The slcnera of the call aro J D Blandlnir Joseph W liarnw ll T V Woodward James A IVterUln James Munro W A Ancrum K I lUysdale duln Humor Charles A Doug lass L W Johnson H N OBear W II Plow den B M Haynesworth J W Hanshan W 1L Lvles It W Hhimd and A C UueKell The Indepeudent or antlTlllman move ment Isfipreadlng rapidly A TJCII3I UV SIAJPnACTlCK Found In be Rlr t Ilmltlmnre with TIT 1MTlDK Htoatm llrd o Her IVolnf DiLTiitonE Oct C With a plate containing fourfnlso teeth ns their ouly clue the police aro seeking to Identify o woman whoso nude body wax discovered last evening by Charles Hweaney t he bridge tender nt Hack Hirer about five miles from the city limits Th body lay In bhallow water find them were tuo big Dclglan paving Btonen tied to the wnlnt The face and eaiH verUlsllgurid and tlio oondulon of tho body Indicated lhat U hud boon In the water nevcral Uuyx pi Warner vvlio raudo u pout mortem ezamlnutlou lound tliit lb womua hail died under n iTlnilnal operation It li ui pubsd that tlio body wu tin OH n Into tb nvvr uboiit luit wi inot da nlulit and Unit It vn lakun to the brlduu In a coiurod uaifon ho police havu made luiiulrlii all otrr the city for a mitlnu vvoiimn but us ot none hue In en repuifcil ilio thaury Is advaicud that thu body tor have boi o brought from noine otheriiity a woman a yliiiiiily about JniftmoM he had liiu i la k lialr nd WMI liundnumi A plo of i lollies lii hvi been wriippmi ihn tliuun uroumi Hie body ut Iliu ytiilvt and lied lit naeli turn 111 U hard liiaraknot To IliUtlio IID puvlnit fctoiux u slKliliiu about twunt x pound uui h wui lli a llr Jlr SlaryA Warbuilon of C9I nue iippuulu I lo Sluior imnt rui ler iak In l t linr in rmovtrliiy hur iUu litur llurriut Jsnu wljr wu pijt d m III H Juviiillo A Huii liKlit funrniiio by l r ui r uin uforw ta i pi up l lead 1 1 Hrn W ilntt ul VLolftmV III Mit Uiiil iri u mmfi 1111 aniiiatll llml lie rlilM WIM riii 4 In Iliu ii lmu IWOHUUI i fuiliorjlttlmul Ilia l oulitut nuiipurl li r JliK VVnri urlKii t M Ihut nli r unih le li i io U lii lini ut and uute Iliu tit yliiiiHipl rM j oi mitutu iMliiu j r ui lilt MrOoiT r l f d in rirt vtjlTi Je ilM wliii iil mi oi i of ili mnif llaynf Ormilliiie it r lot xmr arm KB KVLKS AVOOT Beeommended to tbe FlUibareh Conven tion of tbe Locomotive Enclneer The big unioa mectlnc of locomotive encl necra that was hold In thU city ten days aco had much more tlcnllloauco than vns allowed to cet Into tho newspapers at tho time Be sides a general discussion on tho policy of ftderatmt with oilier orders nn important step nas taken In reforenco toetrlkos A sot of resolutions was drawn up and sub mitted to the mcotlne proposing that when ever difficulties nrlo I etwoen acompauy and its fiigineorb which cannot bo adjusted other wise they be submitted to arbitration and if the couii any refuses to arbitrate that a strike be tho llnal reioit Tbo document was sub mitted by Joseph Uabcock a leading member of Division 105 which takes In the men on tbe llanbattun Elevated Railway and other rondo about New York It was referred to a commit tee ot a Bcoru or more This commlttuo met at the headquarters of Division 105 and ap proved tho resolutions unanimously recom 11 ending their adoption by the Convention at Pittsburgh next week These resolutions have been communicated by circular to the order in eneral TLo spirit of the vlroulur U In antagonism to what Chief Arthur advises and it Is eald that ho was silent when the matter was brought up The circu lar which contains the printed resolutions is entitle J A 1lauof Federation within the Brother hood The main clauses of the resolutions are thesei iVhen it has been found impo sibln for tbe Grievance Committee and tbe Grand Chief ln glneer to efToU a settl mient uf crlev auces they shall ask that the grievances bo settled by ar bitration In cuje arbitration Is refused It shall bo OD tlonnl with the Grand Chief Knglneer to con Tune the Urnnd hiootitlva Committee without delay for thulr judgment In thu mutter or he muy after waiting twentyfour hours for de velopments notify the F G A E that ho sus tains thu poslUon of the brothers and that arbitration has Lean refufod and the P G A K shall immfdlntely notify all nubdivisions In a mnnntr heretnnlter to bo i roldtd for that arbitration bus been refusod these noti llcntlons to bo In clphor telegrams Wlen official notico has boon received that arbitration him boon lelUKed it shall be the duty of the Chief Engineer to notify tho I roth crs at ouco and thoy shall Within twentyfour hours go on stilku and remain on stnku until arbitration has l on ugre d to or thn atrike has been declared off Bald notlcu to ooinu tbrouch thn Uraud aflloo In cipher telogruin In case of anlrUo enulneert of mall trains nhiill offer to run the mime an vo duiotwsh to have any controversy with the Government the mall tram i to i on nt nf such cars only as are ordinarily u ad for mall service cars for paxsuiigors ouly or murchnnUls earn fhitll pot be hauled One uncneer of a mall train nhall no on Htrlke foi oauh scab f nglm er the comtiunr mar IIIIYK on band or for ea h one emplnred J nglnenra slmll ulvn the company to understand that they will auiept uo pay from them that they aio tunning to ojcoimno ilatu the fiovcrnmrnt only huehenglneira piiull be paid by making aprlUatlon lo thu Urand Oflian through their own divlmon An UKMitamoiit for this puriObo ehall be ordered if naaiBsary ICnglneer of trains out upon tbe road ahull eomiilute ihilrtrlp The lutanstBof tlelr mcn being Identical with tlipo of the rnumii IB tliey are tboiefore cordially Inrltad toiolperate with us lu car rying out tho foruuolng lotolutlun A Miirdir Trial Juror T l n Ml u William Cunlff was placed on trial in the nndnon county Court of Oyenind Teriiiluer jeiterduy on a cliurno uf murdering bin wlfeon Hiinduy morning Hupl 7 The proieoullon u ported that Ciiniiriiuarrtlleil with her and if PORTERS FIGURES SWAMPED eta XLKCTIOX ntitinici our OF 041 turn tiaajo33 Tb nmnlnlnR BKO IlUtrlcli Will All Averaa niRltrf niirt Tbrre Are No Donbt Over 17OOOOO at tTnRrrnnnt In Uir llilrr fnpt McCiillnsVii rrcelnet rcRterdays census ountlng was pilnclnnlly remaiknble for tho steady lucreaso ot the averaca population which Ihcieturns cavelo an PI tlun dlntrlct This nvorago n Saturday was but 103 and the MltMwnbook left over frum Pnurday whlih wero Hist counted ei terday did nut aeiago much higher Hut with encb batch of books received Itom Acting Buperntoudcnt limes at the Mayors oni o all div loslordnv thn average ot Saturday was Increased In the course ot tho forenoon the llul became 1SOD and within the neUtwo or thn e hours tlls llcuio hnd became 1625 This wim when C40boikR hal been received whoso aggregate of names routed up 1010000 Wbou the last lot nl books reached the Miiyors oniaj shortly altnr 4 oclock tho average hnd rent up to 1 W Tbn aggregate population fluwn b the books tncn ro oilvnd was 1123031 bupi rinti uilent iortrrn avera a for nn otco Ion illstili t was 1 W7 aud nn average of lt 3j ln i paws hn aggregate uf 151UOOO or thereabouts to 1 MJtX i It must not be foreotton too that tlio bggnst dlftrloU of all am Htlll to come In 25J nl tnrm and that thu avorn0 of 1013 Is based In imrt on the figures lu the elder Cum Cullnths prpulnct wiiKh aru HU much smaller tlnn the Uoard ot Huatthn figure that a reiount Is to I o had Tuodirferen obrtHeontLo ol ei census and the sanitary COHMIH Is po great tint Ilia re count Is upectod to ndd over 400D to tho llguros already tnken or that precinct As to the oxncctcd lirtuie In the remaining 259 dstrlcts tho Inst 177 booku recelvrd at the Oily Hull Incrrnspd tho average of 1403 by 333 If thoremalnlngUUhooks Increase thonveragii by yaa to IFiiS the total for tin IU7 districts of thu city vUll bo l7ii8iJli It mny go even big er Several districts containing ot r i 000 names were countol o toidny and the dls triot including Wards island with Its popula tion of 1 S fi was also hcaid Irom All the cm MIH men had to do tiere was to eet a Idt rom the heads of th dlileront InRlltution Thu wonilcrls that nlthoneh this district wlncti la the Thlrtythlid Election district of the Twon tfourth Assembly dbtrlct contains Boine other population not go easily conntod thn book was nut turned In longbnlorc It should not count among lato blgdist net books President lUon of thu Jlorrd nf Health took a hand In figurine at tho Mayorn olllro yesterday afternoon and seemed satisfied with tho loturnsfrom o ury w hoi e except the Fourteenth precinct These ho denounces ns manifestly Incorrect and In view of the em pliatlo languugit he uses the police tuivo no choice but to make a recount Excepting this part of tho town tho returns when they can uo compared with Mr Portorn by wnrdu show n large increase over his llgureM lli 1ourlh ward returns have all been received They Dhow a population of 10 3D7 whllo ForterH fig ures ore but 17704 This is an lucrelife ot about U per cent Because It in lOglHtratlnn day and the police hav Fomothlne eleo to do they wont do any counting today Conso uuontly the Hy Hull counters will only hao tho liooks left over jostcrdoy If tberu bo any to handlu tuday vuor uuoaia CLOssn AGAIX Tbe Lone Iilnnd City noohnaken Afraid oi Another Itultl Puritan nail In Long Inland City wan raided last week by Sheriff Ooldnor Seven men aa cubed ot aiding and abetting pool selling wore arrested and the contents oi tho building con flecaUd Tho stuff WIB not taken out of tho building until the day following thu raid when It IB said that new material was brought In tho roar door an fast as tbe confiscated booty was carted out thu front door At all events pool Belling was going on as usual two days after the raid In the mean tlmo the Grand Jury had adjourned and District Attorney Fleming had gouo home feeling satisfied that he had put a dami er on po 1 celling in Long Island City In tho mean time the management of the rooms had a largo burnt er of cards printed and circulated announcing that the looms were open for business A live electric wlra would scarcely have given the District Attorue a grentei shock than ho received yesterday when the zealous person who was distributing thtsxcardx to passers by thrust ono Into his band It read In star ing Icttera Business icsnmod at the Puritan Club roonu HunterH Point Betting on all events Ten bookmakers lie hurried to tho court room Justice Cul len vrns on the bench As County Llerk Sut pben Jnlebed swearing In tho nov Grand Jury nnd Justice Cullen was about to clinrce them iJltiict Attorney llcmiig who had been im patiently waiting this moment arose HU wavy locks and gray moustache weie in fight ing trim Unsaid On Tuesday last a descent wasmadubvtho Sheriff on the pool roous vvulci have been running for nearly six months within netoneB throw of ths court loom Several persons were arrested and a quantity of paraphernalia seized lihln twonufour hours attar the raid the building was rcMOked with a new outfit and business resumed Three grand juries hnve been engaged In investigating tho Belling at these rooms and Indlctmauta Eool bein found against the Purlnn Club and persona belonging to It 1 now m plaln that tho Pollen CommlslonerB of Long Island City bavu fullol to do their duty 1 ulso comnlaln that tho bhorlfT of this county Mathew J Goldnoi lias failed to Un his duty I understand that several sciclal deputies and one fullfledged deputy FherllT are employed to assist In pn ervlne order In tho i ool room I also complain that tho cstnrnUnon Tele Company has aided In this violatli n of Oh by nlowlne the use of Itx Inptruin nta wires and oneratorx thutSupcrlntendent Mo Gowan of the Wustorn Union Compuuy and Mesura Ditmora nnd Bany of the ompany have conspired to violate the laws of the Justice Cullen then charged the Grand Jury tnmnke a full Investigation of ln conduct of everyofllclalno matter bow high his plaiu who was In any way tcsponslble tor thn con tinued violation ot tho luw lu Long Ithmd City The excitement caused by thepo i rnceedlncs continued to bulible until phoith alto noon when thu pool roons which bud b enopvnax usual In tho morning suddt nlv closed Uho management of tbe club say they were forcoci to suspend bunlnexs owing to thenctivo oimo sltionof tho Now Voikbookmakorb BAT 4 tilt lUltH Hhe Warlnyn and Nmrly Kllln Old Mr Donnelly with n Iloitlr Oct fl Lucrotla Qulnn a mvr rled woman nccil 45 was tout to jolllait June or ninety daja for disorderly conduct hli blamed Jooili Donnelly and bin vtlfe for It HID cot out only a few da s aeo nnd lay In wall for Donnelly lant evening vhen liu WUD coming from chnrch with IH wife tbo knock od the latter down with a lirck nnd Ihon at tacked Donnelly wh 1 70 ycurnof ago with n bottle Hhu noundod him on tuu bo d until liu fell sentelasn to tbe siduwulk boiiut ioiik dniggeil bnranay nilirwl 0 sho would h ve munteied him Mioiiud sho regrnited not hav ing killed him Hh vvim uoninuttud to jull A priest has been sumtuuuod lo Domioliy u L U ulde Hii p uit d In Jullu l Jutge Klrkpatrtk of Newark come MJOII reitintue juhloidm Arlliur Tlionipt ii whoictllM to h iro uiy KIOIO got Ihn reiirs in Hutu prison in d bis wllo Martha whom liu nnirriid whllo ulio uiu lu ciiBtndy for Mtiiiiiniini 1 1 kill ono of Ji r i lnn VTIIS santi li il to brie yenr In lln hi nui irt on Julia Iliilot vvlio ktole it wiit h from u mund nn i nil nn r i I In lut li u ili NiHiiik JliwiM J in lliilim ilUuljiruoi uu alloue I lu uu und r H HU PCIIH n i iu tll W I Illll It 0l I f U I ll lll irorniilil UMI UHU ni ii iiit ing ilosiu it pulley line full nf cliiim iiU y n 111111111 l n i i Mil niu will ni hum I n i ni in dlMruitf IlifUHilJ nf UhlltlUhU yu lit gul IV HuillllilKUcl to lun ynir Uidnu d unliinfil 0 n A iliilur r tSi M iinl uIK 11 run l i lliilttln U 11 u III Ml I lilli iiiU NIUi L iiiii i rillruii will I III III r i ii All W dliriii l SVII III i U Iliu Ill Of Ilia I u utUlit illulM NIIU u molii r Mil t Mi JivniMiii ii i ifcirr nl Ill tt I Un II al 11 i alii I ai l i I Mr l llurmiii in i I f r mi limnci mi uuuiiikl W J I ariii iii i r tlio n I In ft in HllllM Vt Mull ll Ill dm UlH l C i I 4 uuniiil r ouliMM inili i fi iu J w i Illllj III Illllll U HIV 111 II 14 nu vi i iu uii la ltnilt i riura l r I om Hi lit Tim r l nation of tl lnul li Tiiirlr Mcorjil IK d nt inm m u i i i fl Iti ttoruu t lrla I limit iuari i In Iliook re till wli U lort i J ilt AlUiir Ji ut Col Ciarl will Motublr io iil ucc ir OnlTUAllY Btaphon Jonnesa dlod on his farm in Dover N II rn Sunday need about 89 roars Bo bad been ono of Dovers leading citizens and bad held Important offices of trust In tho cltr Tha farm on which ho resldod baa never been deodod liutwna handed down from father to eon by will nearly two and a half centuries tho irnmlcrnnt ancestor Stephen Jonnesa havlnir received It by crant from th town of Dover This Is a record that but very few families can eliow John J Aslimnn son of A L Ashman of tho Sinclair llonso died on Saturday at Colorado hprluKs ncod 31 years He had been asnff nr from conHiiuipllon lor sir yonra and had trar cllo l the worm over in nearch of health For two roars he hud lived In Colorado Ho waa at ono tlinu a member ot the Seventh Uedment nnJ the CnUiolio Club lie leaves a wUo ocd two cliiltlreu James Clark Walkoly flrnt President of the Connoctlrut Valliy road dlod at his home la liiccauum n Saturday afternoon acred 74 ream Air Wnlkely took a crent interest in the aUuv road at Its Inception and It na OH Ins to his enercy nnd indomitable pen Torunoo ttiat the capital stock Vf as rulied to build the rod Tlio Hon Pr ntcn 0 Batrd of dlod roitterdny ruornlnc need C9 yean Ho was n prominent paper manufacturer being Known in that trailo throuehout the oountrr lit was 1iosMunt of tlio Lee National Uanlc nnd hud eurved two terms in both branches ot tho Leclsmturo Itoburt P Ilastlnps A lawyer and Dtmc cratio polltlclnn nnd tba pon of tbe million nlre ploneor 6er no E HastlnRD dlod of apo ploxy at Han 1rauclsoo on bunday Ho Tfao 85 roars old pt Ldwln D JinrherofTorrlncton Conn broth er of Dr W L linrbor of alerbnrywaa killed vfff yesierdu mornlne br the cavlntrlnof a sand bank nt wlloli be wa at vork on his Tmr lie loavoh a wife and six children Jonnhan S Mllllkon a prominent citizen ot Fnrmlneton Me ami well En own to tho tiavellinuiinblla ana hotel keeper for about illty years died on Monday at the oca of 80 Dr J H Caller a wellknown IruaeUtof Clmrlestown lIubB dlod on bundar InhtsiSa ear IS 8 Turner a od 70 n lendlnc merchant ot retoriiburi a dlod ycBtorduy of dropsy Thn omlnont 1rcnuh actor II BrusBeur pent is Ji ad A Brlcht Ilttle Thief PARE Oct C A few minutes after 1 oclock jcftcmriy morning n policeman pnsslng a giocory In Droadvvny Long Branch hoard u tapping on one of tbe window pane Peering through tho window ho n surprised t ieo iv email boy lio summoned Mr West onii of Hi proprietors and when the door waa Oiond out wnllii d Ullllum Travis aged 7 He nld hu hnl lOiicoalod himself In the store on Satnidi night nnd oitrr It was cosed he bad eaten porno cukes a 1 cnnd and ruled the nionuy drawer Vlmn h tried to opun tbe buck d r ha louml It wuNfasloned with a pad Ini k When tajtun to the lockup the boy Bald to thn olllcer MU HT rant send me to jail aal aJnl elelt yeaiHOlil PO Ho will Imbunt tolho Cuthollo Ileformatorr iDhtltlltJjl luctr 1 Ii4v IlrooUIro VletlM oat Dialor James J Day of Brook hn wlii dfciinarjd a conploof weeks otro niter HW iiillni An nn M Iluckley n widow out it IO 700 lilch Im I eon Ititru tod to him for lnvurtii tiil liii bo fin c TCeuiud hln where nbnutH ii in Din iluiiitivoii but hn in sup po uu to lii u fled to nnada There rre M irnl pt error it In llioklyn whom Mr Ja f nlliged In i vinlufriiidil outof K ranciliu fi III it 0 to 120 nnd bin utal ern I Inn HIM I I t al Ir foot lit IM000 Um vim lulled lolm Win li vr ul t i arn ll etrtel i tii tuni f lloijilm ihu kunie waanwu ho did id w liuukley i

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