The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 10, 1890

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VOL LV11INO IU NEW YORK FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 1890TEN PAGES IlUCK TWO CENTS I FRAC1S M sCOTT FOlUlAYOR I ml r M JVJ PAnncotonitD DADr is BORN AT LAST jllir Mnr bl Child Nowhere a l I Cnrl oaltyFonr Demoerati FUe llepnbll II Oeorrse ManMr eup nnd a henry Heott Parent Were Poor lint Hon e Uepnbllcan Give Up the Die trlet Attorneyihlp After Alt Mjorrmicn M Peon County Dem foOomplrotl rTimi ot W MTEM County Dim For Dlilrlct AttomyJo W or County Bin rorBbtrlltWatu I cau lttp1 It BILUMI flip yor county rkvVutu I For ITttldent of th llu i ot Ala rm nJtitij W Ilwu strAight Rep for JuJjiof th faftrlot ConrtJonn J ynuDiu QMm and JAUH M Vvri 1pJ CoutDoicALD McLiix for Jnitlcti of the Clly ClurlDouLD fUp Aicci C Tuovii henry Q ori man pP1 For Coroner Sotjoiy yet I This Is the ticket brought forth ntter months of preparation by Olllo Tcall and his thirty 0ve typewriters and by tho combined efforts of tho Republican machine leaders and what Is Itlt of tho County Do moo racy For sixtytwo I hours the Conference Committees the throe machines hnd boon In almost constant commu nication Thoy had trouble after trouble and lorry after Hurry and at last hurry for tho Con I vention of tho P M L was to bo hold In Scot tish Ito Hall last night and no ticket rondy At this Convention Wheolor I Peckham and bis subcommittee appointed by himself woro to toll the waiting parsons and others what they had dono The Convention was announced for 8 oclock and by that time Dr Howard Crosby Charles S Fairchild and others of less importance wero on the platform Tho hall was not full nor any way near it and even an tour later the galleries showed great patches cfvacancy As the moments flow by and no signs of start IDE the Convention wero made thero was dis Quiet among the audience This became so pronounced that ono of the workers at Olllo fialls bureau stooped forward and Tall burelu nd an nounced that if there was no objection Dr Crosby would be temporary chairman and en deavor to Interest them until Mr Peckham and his pooplo arrived from the Brunswick Hotel whore they were still conferring with the Ilopublicans and the County Democrats Dr Crosby said that ho would try to keep tom quiet for hal an hour Ho told of the troublesome job I had boen to pick out a good candidate for Mayor and said that bad men were easy to get What tho P M L wanted was n Mayor who would keep the snakes around City Hall in their holes and who had a nono to smell corruption afar ofT I you want tuch a lan just wait patiently for Dr half Crosby tin hour and you will have him added Then tbe audience sat back and waited Tho half hour and moro prvsud and Dr Flo bo r Newton came In Dr Crosby got him to help keep tho audience l quiet Dr Jvewton said that to was very weary after the two days and two nights of talk and bo could very graphically testify and say that situation had been like catching an eel now you havo It und now you havent fie said that the ticket was nearly all right and while bo did not quite expect 11 ticket of angels for they aro not superabund I ant he did expect to got mIl of Integrity and with brains enough to till the ofllies I In this speech Dr Newton did not reiterate I his statement that If UIr was a professional politician on the ticket there would be no Ex ecutive Committee no General Committee and no P M L left This was what the Doc tion tor said at thu flrut gathering of the Conven tionThere There was another wary wait for half an hour and still no committee The interval though was made Intoioatlug by tho inmilrlea 1 of many delegates as to who Frnncla M Scott wa I bad leaked out and bucoinu generally known that Mr Hoot was to Le the Mnyomlty I candidate As 1 bvrnudo typewritten Infor mation about Mr Scott appeared and was cir culated aLi o are oxtlactK er Francis M scott candidate of the Peoples Municipal League for the Mayoralty was born of poor but honest parunts In tho city of Now York on March 141848 and has resided here evereince Un wont to the old Thirteenth street publlo school anti graduated from the Free Academy in 18B7 and from the Columbia Law Bchool 1i4lJ In February 1885 he was appoiute by Judco Lncornbe ono of the Assist ant Counsel to the Corporation and he held this place until August 1 8B On Aug 1 1888 he was appointed by Mayor Hewitt one 118MB Aiineduct Commissioner together with On Duano Mr Tucker and the late Wai tor Howe and that ollloo bo still holds In 1S62 he was ViceChairman of the Executive Committee of the Ciizens Committee which nominated Allen Campbell for Mayor Each appointment which ho has received heretofore has COWl to him without solicitation en his part except when be was appointed assistant Counsel to thu Corporation when his name was suggested to Mayor Hewitt the Hon Wm It Grace was the gnthomari who recommended IpntJomun recolmonld Vr Scott Mr tioott man led a niece of r oster higgins and has 1 family of four chi dren Illigrentgrandlathor steered the boat I which Washington crossed the Delaware There wu moro of this but tbo folks now know who Mr scott I folk btlll no report from tho committee and Dr Crosby thought that Gem Henry L Burnett Who had just oomo from the llrunswlok might Interest the audience The General told the andieme that the commltteo would ba wltn them In tin minutes and a ked them to be at lt Ho bald It wasnt proper for him to go Intotn nllQloultIesof tho situation but thought tat i imo time thor might be told of them There ICS another lapse and Gen Burnett cot OD his feet again und suld that there was only one dlluVulty now before tho conference committee He did not say what this was but It was iearneh afterwards thnt tho parsons on tntcommittee rather objected to Mr Gorse 11 l a clrk In Civil Justice Morel orn the Third district and thero was I savor of Bachlnii polities about him which was not Urteabl I was now 9 and still no report but live plumes latar Dr Crosby got on his foot and learning ho mild I am happy to Inform tbe wntlomea that the committee are neiuiillyon commitoo 1m l their wav llesrs and hand ullyon I Ole of the hired ones just CUPjlnl the ro Porters said that he hoped Unit tho commltteo would not fall through a coolboln They didnt lorlu alex imontB In matched Mr Denilng fir rl Archibald and Mr Ieokham with their pair greatly rumpled ns if they had been In ft fcrSI Mr Jockham was out of r breath nnd esili that ho blj I hurried ns fast as ho could laid wont Over th thu last t events of Ilst three days Jut told nothing of the Inside workings of tno oaftrencv room at tile Brunswick Ar fir much talk It Huld tLat they had finally found a young min who was willing to lake tho noml pttton for Major I of this combined forces and wma ouiig man Mr Peck bum saul who iwvPr hng about the dly Government Li au 1 about ho depart monls and WOK familiar nl tn all ullnlrsof f the munUlpal buieuu il knW all the good that could cOle out of item sruj Iii ew all luu bad that should bo sup MiWd In them Fitt I Pt r 10 n y old friend Mr Irnnels M E I itt ed Mr khiiin anil then there was Inl111 IhtttiJ i hipping 11 Poolbam then ISO Giti CiOJl ferrud to nil the other oundl a I i 101 liii 1 cracked them UP t tgbtft aol esjj I hal lId uiiiId ouch for their jlblllh v awl heir t upabllltloa i w ham Hld that thu conference com I Illir e luut I 1 Ilrel to omij r a name lor rolt inij 01 iii eiJggeeLiin the J M 11 fbrlll 0 111114 CflhiflUuJ with loWIrlo Otbr 1 lo cnlllluud wUi 11 say or u litich Itlilt olur In tiji InclIIlt uulay furJu free tbt t 1 StIll itigo b 10rlnl1 cuhjildatu for f Itr II will 1m oimoruei that ir Iock L 0 Ig S c CVdsl itiie I olluru vun now or Ibo UI 110 lurL lbu I5hVN l nl coiiLrfttiilatlon woo 1Jci 01 lr J tir J81114s lhaJ1 Arelilbill 13 y JAi J 1 r who U Lj u kiow BID l dy oil thu ticket ix t II i Ahijur i J In man and John i IOJIckel i2 J to sJ rItiy I nJOb Id I iud 1111 I ok i crat t iJlaimuro r a Ib i okUl 0111 uaiiy Ih4U ii I tilli I ir i V i iiiI 1 jOkl1 g hIm 10 I lie iMtontn I f d fl Ilul long thought I ot ISis I i 111 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Moors Aloclaton old In soldier nnd has been Deputy Grand Hecrotary of Masons for New York State Mr Bellamy la Secretary of tho Itopubllcan County Committee ran a year ngn on I nallco ticket for Uoglstrar and was beaten Mr Howes tlokot oxAlderman nnd lit the Itepubllnnn County Convention on Monday night sturdily county that he was for I straight llepubllcan ticket and believed that defeat under Ickot boloved preferable to victory with tho leorywlt crazy quilt moc ment Oen Barnurn ran a year ago ns a Itenubllcnn candidate for AttornoyQenoral and with the assistance of the County Demo rats ran ahead of his ticket Judge tcket Julle rropdmnn was elected n Superior Court Judgo Curt Judjo fourteen years ago by Tnmmany Donald Mc Lean nt Ibo request of Mr Platt and Uenntor l rOIUeat Illt Mz tenRtor lllscock las appointed General Appraiser three months suItor President Harrison wontto wonto Washington Ho wag legislated out of office when tho coven McKinley appraliera were ap Ip rlerH pointed two months ago Abner O Thomas ran for tho Supreme Court Judgeshln on tho George ticket and got ItfOOO otos Ho has made speeches at Labor HoolulUt l and Notion ullst meetings and ho lathe recognition clvon to the men who do tho voting Ttuly is It over one thero was a crazy quilt combination this corr WAS 0 XUMBEK FOURTEEN Eminent CltUen Dodtlnc that Committee All JBnyW n Grace Named Him Even tho strangers In town yesterday no ticed that thoro was something peculiar in tho Metropolitan situation Thoro was a romark able absence of tho prominent citizen alone tho highways and byways of the town Only those whoso business prevented them from keeping under cover ventured out at all And the so who Were abroad scorned clothed with apprehension as with a garment They woro alert and suspicious in manner while furtlvo glances told that thor dreaded some thing like pursuit required vary little In quiry them to learn that tho among lelrn thlt same dierful fear was in every breast Each prominent citizen was afraid that tho P PP I M L conference committee would seize him and nominate him for Mayor In the neigh borhood of the Hotel Brunswick the exhibi tions of this apprehension were very amusing Btald and solid citizens crossed tho way and passed b on tho other Bide with a celerity that would be described as scurrying wore such a term not incompatible with their years and dignity Lots of them got away and thanked their stars with I great deal of real feeling But after tho announcement of the selection of Fronds 1 Scott there was a revulsion of feel ing Tho men who bud dodged about with bunted look plucked up suintB and asked aloud Whos afraId They declared that the conference committee was not after big game and that thoy knew it all of the time Tbo conference resumed tho motions of con ferring early yesterday morning nnd received their thirteenth lofusal at the hands ot Mr Uustnvo I Kohwob Then the County Democracy offered Ibl mon oferd n suggestion that badjust heen made at tho New Amsterdam Club by Mr William 1 Orao It Was nothing less than that Wheeler 1 ieck luuu tiio high priest or the League should be I made tba Mayoralty candidate This did stir thlngx up Curiously enough most of the many I objections thnt wero evoked clIme from Mr IVehbama associates lu the political ra s n ary movement To n man up 1 tree It looked ns I tills opposition Was not without I til ge of the groen of jealousy But or course it would not do to attribute such sentiment to the our ity preachers for they say themselves that thoy are actuated solely by u regard for the welfare of tho community Nevertheless it was mob than hinted In the two hours of discussion of the Ieckham plan that it would look to the public as though the liojs loformerbad started the movement to purify politics to try and got himself into the Mayors chair hrself tl When tlio 120 minutes bad boon nil used up Mr 1eckbam ruse to pay tbat his candidacy would Ie I likely to oxclto some Midi comment and that his health was not leally I good enough to pormlt him to run for onice It may havo boen the two hours discussion of his name that Impaired his health Ho seemed pretty well when began tbat Is as well as could be expected for I man whoso shoulderh have bent beneath the weight of I responsibility Ilko hiii for the time the conference was going on His friends have been saying fcympathutt cally for throe days Poor Iecknam h looks us though he were carrying the universe on his shoulders With Ieckham out of the way there was a lull In the proceedings and 1 the truth must lie told almost a cessation of Interest liven the most gigantic intellects havo their limita tions and the master minds of this conference Wore excusable for baiting IL little undor the weight of their responsibilities Again Mr Grace came to the rescue and this limo he suggested the name of Aqueduct Commis sioner Francis M Scott I was not very cor dially received by tho Republicans but the discussion on it used up so much of the little time remaining boforo the Scottish Illto Hall meeting that something had to be done The Republicans did not refrain from growling moro than I little but they finally approved tholnnme passed to the consideration of the other ofileers and got up I ticket in time to get I before tho meetIng by 1 oclock Iet I Is sad to relate but Mugwump Horace E Doming IH accused of making all the trouble In the last few dovB Acoordlncto thoao present at the conferences ho has assumed tbe man ners of a dlctntoi He would not listen to anybodyB nomination at first except that of George L Hives His favorite expression has been Ill give you thin Judge Power speak ing of the Comptrollerahlp and to Judua Pat terson be baa remarked ID give you this Judge Patterson speaking of r the bherllTa olllee Indeed he told all prtsent what he would give them nnd tomo of tho wick ed Republicans became so tired of bearing this talk from Mr Doming that thor have Irreverently exclaimed TOo Irronrollir exolllle you will Mr Darnings conduct came to the ears of the Hon Larry GodkIn and at tho time the switch waa mndo from hues to Bcbwnb tbo Honorable Larry In the words of the boys called down Mr Doming Tho lionoi able Larry baa been chief adviser of Mr Doming and tbe nnyttilnxtobeatTammany move ment Mr Doming ungraciously obeyed tho mandates of BOBS Larry and ho became moro modest In hIs conversation with ludtr Power and Judge Patterson Hoes Larry interfered bueauHo indIscreet ho thought that Mr Doming was becoming C OltEAT BCOTTI CitY TU1S BTKAiaUXB They Cant Hwallotv the Ticket and Pre pure tt Noaslante Aaother Tho Business Mens Republican Organiza tion of Straights held a Convention In Turn Hall last night but did not nominate It ad journed however only after throwing outn throat to tho fusionist to tbo effect that if tho regular Jlenubllcan Convention didnt noml nato straight outs It would reconvene and do BO Itself Thu big hall wait packed with mem hers from tbo different Aksimibly districts Whoa the announcement wan made that Hcott bonded Ibo union ticket a murmur of derlhlon wont through Ibo ball and voice after voice crlofl out In felenod iirprlse flrent Bnottl Tho recognized loadura were all chenniil us they came In and Col Wlllmm L Htrong 1 llntii 11 Arnmlilown and Charles P Uweeney all oamo In for their abur ot applaune ton roeulvod with such eiithuuliiHm hownur was wlb ontlusllsU as Johnny HrculMky of the Klght Johnny way In fact I largo lltfurv In the Coinontlon alt told the rOjortrl nil that Wits going to ijUriiiefl Thu Ninth UUtrlut delegate I cam tit with tiugv flying and raised u stir Col Htroua win inale Ulmafnt Iloniilfut and Mr UrtxUkr Julneiud thaMnuntlinenUi S Mil JIUIHMN ANtI OCKTIBMUM llf VISIt 1 JJUIUUH AII H1IIN HI jSAIiItllU I JtElunIIAh lSl414IIZ8TJOs JIII H111111U I iiriiinlMt iiioiilw ot nn Tffe It oujjlt 50 o II tll iiruuiJ iin HIlt for every Jl iiublliiiij In I this jIUlty guI tiGli S iiuiitiinr4s llilor IrauliIott lieiiUbulclfle I his OpefluP UP 111 ew tJI 1auIIIIIIUlllnn I I 1 elII141111 i XcHUutr I MM Silt I y lhiis 1 ltlptiuIIIcMli f lii Sale I o j5Jf lies iiufl tt Kliii for lUpiitilfcaiii 1 oily 1l IlY ESv be 0 knSllutf at fiia for nMI e r uW IlY I 1Ik IIt 11 iuLubllnaii urllon r nd iv tmup aakluif ibul St ticket t will nepiibrcMU Itll J Ic bearers hair I hilr ll iiuHB the 1 M I they jiiziiuale iuti il IllltJ Vrr Uiml leaD will of CIiU 5I uIfifiOtt It Wii ilo 5JiI lJr411a45 lo mak unr t If I lie riluwot 1 UNr i iiiiilntl Os urllv SlOW hut I gtiit ult Ii iitggiigiilI lll t i M wlllIltIU I Jilt up lisle ilifU wl Js lii4eIe ISO M stir 11 i ru I 11f ciL htrtjg oi k an 5lJ1IflWs isijs Ii allut J11111 I lSiln fi he ecitj i und Now VI if I a liii J n5ilican ablY todny It a tral btout 11114n oi tluket wu noialuiLtinL ttuw till 1 I i Mayor down It would b elected by an over I i whelming majority Everybody Is Uapubllran I I now Uenublloanlsm la I In the air I know some genuine Democrats who have told mo since the Tariff bill has cone Into effect that the would like to veto for some genuine Ho I publicans The Tariff bill In felt In every cor ner of tbo city today and It ha made Repub licanism stronger Your genuine Democrat I wants t voto either for a Htralihtout Demo crat or a stralghtout Itepubllcan Hn doesnt I want any halfway measure Lot I of Demo I crats want to join us now Itepubllcanlsm is popular Usually I believe in the nollcy of half a loaf being bettor than none but that Is only when one Is hungry Hut tho liepublican party Is not hungry now and halt tbo loaf won t do ibo yeomanry of New York wants to turn out the Tammany Hall oligarchy nnd lal ol n utralghtout Itopubllcan ticket will do it sure There was continued cheering when CoL Strong finished and then n delegate offered a hn resolution to havo n committee confer with wi the various Independent Itepubllcan clubs for tbo purpose ot nominating a straight ticket BtrAltht tjket lutJ0 10mlnRtnJ I was announced that otllcers of those clubs had signified a desire to meet a committee from tno Convention for leet purpose The Chairman of each Assembly district appointed a member from his district to servo on tho committee together with tho office 01 tbo ommleo tOlolhor olcorA Convention The Convention adjourned sub joot to call I JILL TAPlKRS TRICKS Two lien Arreeled for Robbing Saloon Keeper with Neater and Despatch Frequent complaints of till tapping all ap pearing to Involve the same gang of operators have bean received at Police Headquarters ro contly and detectives were set to catch tho thieves They arrested George Hill of G9 Third avenue and henry Smith of 1018 Second ave nuo on Wednesday and yesterday Justice Gor man In tho Jefferson Market Police Court hold tho prisoners far trial In default ot 70 ball each Tho particular charge on which the mon wore arrested was the stealing of 140 from tho monoy drawer of Mlchaol L Dolls saloon in Leonard street Deer identified Smith as tho man who entered his saloon on Thursday I weak ago and asked for change for a 5 bill plainly for the purnoo of locating tho monoy drawer Presently Hill entered the saloon and representing himself as nn agent for a van company asked leave to put an advertising sign at the door Decry went out on tho side walk to discuss the location of the sign when Smith entered I aide door and emptied the till Tho methods of tbo men were similar In all of tho other cases reported to the police Ono of thorn presented I bill to bo changed thus determining tho location of the monoy drawer and then tbo other man cnmo along with Borne plausible pretext for getting tlio pro prietor out on the sidewalk for n moment while the first caller robbed the till Mr Uttmmon I bottler at 54 Blth avenue I was in lit OnlOA with his son on tho morning of Sept 10 when a stranger naked him to hangna 20 bill As ho was going out tho stranger turned to remark that I friend ot his was ome to bo married thatniglit and giing tha bottler his tard with an address a dozen I block away told him that by Bonding to Ibo house at oiico ho could obtain I good order for wine amnions Bon started on the errand atone and no out of the than one on was sooner way thul tbo soond limn cama In and bought abottlo of brandy asking that It be Rent to tbe house What house a ked Mr tommon How stupid of met exclaimed the customer I moved In Hut thecor tomer just Ilt step to cur nor with mo and I will show you The bottler bteppcd to the Direct corner and came back to i find his money drawer empty 1 had eon 1 talned 121 U Wolff wino do her I I 7 Seventh avenue Bt ppedont to look at nn I I tonabio Mgn with nn alleged IIBH cur of ui rnrnii of i Encumbrance and paid SHI lor tno iol I J ODonnoll liquor dealer at TM tlubtb I I avenue lost 220 from his eh drawer whIle ho was helping an agent for u whiskey house to measure his front window for tin ad vertising feign Vincent 1atriok n Exchange broker at Sevent second street and Second avenue was robbed or a S5UO bas of gold while his 0101 woro blinded by thirty pennies thrown In his face Tho mon quarrelled over I handful of peuniea which ono or them claimed wavBtwrt In amount When Mr Patrick interfered to uulet the dispute the man with the copper ooln in his band threw I in Mr Patricks lace bin bolze giving accomplice nn opportunity to tbo bag of gold and oscapo One of f the men cut looe a wooden Indian In front of James Vvllllamss cigar store lu Grand street near Columbia street and tan down the street with it Williams chased tbe thief and JHJ was stolen from his cash drawer in I his absence Other slork oDors who bavo Identified the thieves are William Kelly dnigiilst at 1023 Sixth enuo rotibod of 2uO and Mrs Herech borg trusses at 110 Second avenue silO There still anpear to be I till tappers at large James Mcllown whose billiard rooms are at 121th street and Third avenue lost CIO I by them yesterday morning A man entered tbo rooms got I drink and askod to have the por ter deliver I not for biO to I place near by Another customer entered and went to the I toilet room Then a mini dressed as a plumber Ire I got the cashier who was alone In the pla e to go out on tho ehlenalk J to look at I pipe which be said ho was put under tho sidewalk The old man followed him The man In the toilet I room walked out and took S30 from the safe Where I Young Edwin JD Lackey No trace was discovered yesterday of James W Lackey the sixteenyearold son of Boas Carpenter Edwin D Lackey of 13 Christopher street who walked out of his fathers house on the night of Sept 15 to go on 0 short orrand and has not been beard of since The boys disappearance has become the talk of the Ninth ward and many of tbe old residents are aiding the father in his search Carpenter Lackey had I consultation last night with Police Commissioner John n Voorbis who Knew young Lackey well and It Is likely that the police may take l diligent part In solving the mystery of tho Iuds disap pearance The entire absenon of even the slightest clue to what the lad did after be walked down tho stoop of the house la some thiu that puzlos the Ninth warders As far as can be ascertained the wnrllr very little money I In his possessIon when bo started from home on his errand and he held aloof almost entirely from the society of other boys In the neighborhood His parents scout the Idea that ho ran away alter the fashion of bad boys In books Did the Dog Kill Him I Coroner Lindsay has been notified to examIne amine Into the cause of the death of Edward Htrinier a J3yearold boy who lived nt 300 BUgg street and who died yesterday The attending physicIan Dr Hesse refused to give a certificate Mrs Htrinier the mother of the lad Ills this stun The family owns I big mongiel dog and young Ed ward took him down I to tbo arch I on Wednesday and began to play with him there Mrs Htrlfller says sit bemd the dog wblno and moan and looking out of the Window haw her hOI lying on tie ground She went down and found tile boy Insensible Dr Inevitable hose wut summoned and laid that death wna The neighbors toll some ouonr stories about tho matter One woman said that tile boy wan strangled by tbo string with which he was lead choked ing tho him dog Another story It that the doer LintNh His CsI or Two rlb Minnie Krause and Wllhelm Muensrh were fellow tenant In tho tenement house at tr2 First avenue Jlnensch can thai Mr Kiaus throw poplar In bU eyes whereupon lie struitk her Hli Ni that JIiion cli struck her with out OSIIBO aid In so doing broke u iakage i of pettIer wblh she held cmulug the coiilonin to JUIIr In 11 hi 4IieIlons rtheTo 11 t two tsfh 1 by the I blow and ought uli I In Ii S Vlr Our to t 1 iinU Ilolr xenttrdur 11 511110 ijasel Thu Jul j y itavu her ils ttdrK T B lIIted IHidund DovrB N J Oof oTeigi Holland MIO attempted to rob dwurd I 1 H l Iurr uS ISis high way but nltfbt nod rbot him ua lime was ur r itd this all inoou In I swamp ln th water work i wni au Mlnu No r vol Kr wad found in Tilin and tt aam lie lisa had nn fur twit lart WfylJ Wits Iku i Ifttr W rsU0 sisd J fully liUoiJfleJ If M as cr tuleii h llj all MliMwl lr n Jge and mmrr crowd HH dI i be wmun 1 mi Uj 5555 jijvtr iuwfujri uutil wduy II ialf ilaky Hilt lit dey and Ia 1IW t I i Kiuttiu r Slirlilg VI v timli m tel iiiItle to nitut ftr C 1 f4i CI l I litilf I list clOt It r 1 tl tie r t UI Hl UI tiutmt stalls trzl au4i srss4wy it ciofttt III 4ei4ss5ClOne 440 rtlnlt cunt Ill iLeiiiit rtf utalufuk 154 1 Fie IIa li I kaiu vii it HMItellt7 die 11 Vst Lisa n flteb CI 1 11 ICtISI lit 41 fl5 ft I I I w JII sad Csatilgtia IIN q4ltnslkadte s C aa4 4 j IIi 4rlmp en sssItiiul4 I t s4 lt 5 I 1 oiaaisJigtiJIflIatI Mjii u IUI I U 1 Whrt S aI111C5 IIr lie A I I Ilt4 oi5 1 S 1 1 M 4 i 47 I i Jifu4ej Ae L j LitSlsWi I hl 4IIt I 0 I I Itta i ur Ht II I Karl dssms II 7i9 lieS I ti4k Ui Itrlt k 4 ifiutft lOt 11 171 I KMrttft dial Mtliriw IHIMlf OV M tfliltl M KM I EU UMI it 6H tl I I J A MUKDERED BY A LUNATIC JAnr ANDEnSON9 CRAKT ADJURKR KILLS Dn LLOYD lrLLl Dn Doachcrty Camel Dunk Are Ilia Escape with a riitvl In Ek Hand to E eute Hid H bem of Wholesale Munjer Killed Dr Lloyd Oan the Maa He lad M rked for Ill Flrat Vletlm Wnint Arouadrnnned bjr Dr Ak font and Headed OT at the New York End or the IIrldco Cotcmplnt d Hat aide and Had Written R fitter Dr OoerEf W Lloyd the assistant Btiporln tondcnt of tho riatbuBh Insane Asylum was murdered at 5K oclock last evcnlne by James D Douaherty Mary Andersons crazy lover who had been generally tesardod a a harm less crank I DouRhorty escaped from the asylum about two months ago by means of I false key Since then ho linn been frequently soon on Broad way In this city and occasionally nt 1lutbush He appeared there with a bin revolver on Bent 20 and by threatening the life of Bupoiln tondent Fleming cut his l clothing which ho had loft behind when he escaped Ue was Sioa trudging through tho miry grounds of the asylum lain yesterday afternoon Against tho background of tho autumn eky his gaunt Blouchlmttod cloaUod flRuro matte I pictnrosriuo Bllhonutte Ho walked un tho wide atone stops of the main entrance to tho asylum Dialed his blackthorn stick and his cloak in the hallway and ap peared suddenly upon tbe vision of four startled mon In tho oOce on tho right of tho corridor ThOY were Dr Lloyd Dr Thomas J MoOrenl tho driiRRlBt of tho Institution young Dr Ed win W Anhford of Wannlncton who Is super intending tho taking of thu Federal mortality census In Brooklyn and Dreg Clerk Bohnvlder Tho spectacled crank etood bareheaded In the doorway of tho office with a blcbrnnd now glistening revolver In ea h hand Ills eyes weio gleaming with tho light peculiar to lunatic nnd tho physicians a dangerous lunltc younc phrslcilns Instantly realized that they wore In extreme peril Their first thought was to pacify tho madman by soothing words and then over power and disarm him no stood in tho door way for a moment glaring a tho frightened men and then said in I savage tone Where is Dr Fleming I Dr Iiloyd nervously fingered the paper bo fore him and answered Fleming baa just put on abs hat and coat and gone out Dougherty remarked grulTlly still glaring at I dont believe It the young physician bolevo It I Then he walked to the door of tho pharmacy which adjoins the ofllco on tho norm I and backed In covering tho four Don with hlsrovohers Ho is not in there any how ho said Dr McGroal white oa plaster stood directly In rango of tho weapons with hIs back to the lunatic I was only a i few sec onds that Dougherty was behind him but ha Bays I peomed like half an hour Dougherty moved toward Dr Lloyd who was still sitting at his desk in the middle of tho room The Doctor said In n conciliatory tone looking calmly Into the muzzles of the two Bolfcockors DtUKhorty you ought to be ashamed of yourself to want to hurt Dr Fleming Uo has ala s lIteR n good irloml of yours The lunatic bald nothing Ho coolly walked un to the dot tors chair placed tbo muzzle of the larger revolver which is I nearly a foot long i almost against tho doctors left Bide und Jlnnl Tho bullet pierced tho young physicians heart Ihd went clear through Ua body Uo threw UI his hands arose convulsively from his chair and exclaimed Oh Dougherty I While ho was toppling with his life already gone the assassin sent another bullet through the doctors neck te Tho druggist was then tho only other man In the onice Dr Ashford and tho drug clerk I Schneider ha ing gone Into the hal Dr Ash ford lint bidden Dr Lloyd gooilby I mo ment when the madmans murderous Inten I tion seemed to hare been diverted Dr Mo I ton ran tbrouyh the corridor into the street und shouted rolleol I There are no police I within hulf a mile of the asylum but the drug EHI didnt think of that In his excitement Irui 1 As Dougborty passed Dr Ashlord in tho I ball tbe young Waahlngtonlan noticed that hal was lomarknbly cool Ho still held the rovoh ers In his bauds and as he went out the door he warned Dr Ashford to keep back But coor Ashford Iq I man of norvo anti although unarmed he determined to fol low Dougherty and have him arrested For nearly threequarters of a undo he kept leas than I block behind the murderer nn a deserted road Elorr now and then Dougherty would stop point his weapons at his plui ky pursuer and wain hun back but he kept right on when Dougherty resumed his flight sticking his pistols In hIs hip pick CIB Dougherty stopped a moment nt the Kings Countv HOBpitul near tbe astluiu ami Imiulred for Dr Arnold whom ha also Intend ed to shoot Dr Ac bford saw a milkman driving part and balling him told him ho would give him a dol lar to drive him as fast us his horse could go to the Flatbufih police station Meanwhile Dough erty was wetting away as fast as his long leg could carry him The police bad tbo new of his deed and his flight flashed nil oier Brook lyn But It remained for Dr Ashford to cause hIs arrest The Doctor know that Doughtery would come to this city and surmised that he would cross the bridge He got down to thu bridge just one train ahead of tho iiiurdi ror and gave thu bridge Policemen on the Brook Rave side a minute description of Dough erty Then he crossed the bridge and do scrlb d Dougherty to 1ollcemau Shuttuck the biggest Dun of tho brldgo force Vhllo he I was in the middle of his description Dougherty hlmcef an BelfposxeiBed HH the mom placid person on the bridge ateppxd ott lbs train 1hnt Is the Ilnlhe Dcicforcald and the giant bluecoat wanted to go for him right away DUI the Doctor cautlonod him to lo careful OH Dougueiiy had twu big revolvers lu I bin double hip I pocketn rtbattuuk called his partner Illleeinan Tar lor who Is l abet Romrtlnnu of I Horeiilun Dr Ashford walked over to the murderer bind touilhd him on tile shoulder juttt as he WHS going down the xtopa Doiighorty turned and 101 muscular inns grabbed both luis arms nod whlPiO I his weapons fiom their eon oilincut While tllutlck emptied tile artrldues Taylor hold Dougliorly They lok him urnund to the Oak street sta tion and turned him oer to Acting apt On him to whom be unfolded Dii plan of whole kill murder He Intcndud to kill ton or a dozen people beginning with Dr Ilom lug Dr Hoyt the Herutury of the Stile Cliiirilics Tloatd wan also to lie u victim He Biiuffed out the piomMng life of young Dr LlotU hocuus Dr Ilniujng wnent around TliHrevolvei ho did the shoot ing with U nf r 44 callbie und ibis other ol Jit cadbro Ho bought I thorn In n secondhand slots In the lloweiy about two wok ago He bad roh adod the big gun after killing Ur Lloid and Hid I doon more cartridges for It In bls 1ket8 Ilore hlnif hI8IP from tho iniluni Donghertr has been boirdlngut Bmilh I 11 Donlherlr eay arid WathlUfiton etrits t where lie ho f lived r and on togS two vtmiHpuM lit J kpt aloof from everybody mid nlwnyn seemed to bo down hourte I A slrHiigvr miubt liars no tIcuil notbliiK mg shout bun hut to flies who hull kntiwii roll long tile t a were u num b r of iwtilltrltls which iniulx It evident th itt lie n I not lu I hU ri mIL H Is at file IKUI tU drlkliiK II I utuully wore a tor I tlCKut with iicai C LunluiJ I UHIIIJ hlidu iifculiiii I tj jibe III I hlHTOin I r I no raiiarv 1 lilrdi lo which hu wun outoui d to talk und Ilul I iouul thur l rl 1111 I JI liii asier in Iae i eon 11011 it 01 t Ott ttp 100 I slots of f MHI Allrolj retmn from Jurpji unit then Tioii I sil l ibUi I Ills I hullnruy y LUloj t until fll I Mtdii lr I WuiMeli I Ii 11 i l IJ I cull I In two l olic 1lt to iuiet lilui lli wiiuM Muud for im linr at a iliiiu I IbM bole dining room urv rluuu jonrali of Mary And rw u i ill f islit RUglierir hl beth vurr Ur l up Aboui I Uu do go 1dI I l i oruan liavejiii I tlVt gold woteh fur lluanij this uiqiu of Mo in ir 101 1 11111 111 i I 4IlsrstVII lnihMiinttolui ilUtnikUt Ite iroii wltu whom hi 45iu l Ihn Jurtralu tot Il i triad 14SL oweiyf fill fullotr IJlall I in n 111 ifs 11 f i 1f l flnullf iiUMiiuii itu u rsi 1 ulilvu lit IUS wee nll lls furonlv n II 45iUs It Ijasi sir iv I I1 U Iliitiit of f a friniil bu wili Ur I f 4 f I hi lur J u IMVI 1 h I lie itIsi uiiifjOi I its fGli 1 it liui ietler writ vu tuMi h4iaii4sr 101 I ui thai I1i 5Jt4ery l con imluiiil l ulcidu sttasr diunmiuu Jibe cum 05 uturdr p11151 0 f feel that loll took I Mifcdlrl friterat la wi aA KJ too I wilTiu liu toy tStslt tltr consist of nothing worth mentioning with the exception of my manuscripts These contain dliwioverUn In science that are very valuable sot forth In my crude way but full of facts newly obtained I would wish them published In the main and the whole manuscripts to anther with my scran book dedicated to Jho writer of the article The Origin of the orl4 published In 4pptrf m Jomnalnt ropulnr Lltenitiirr J Holcnco and Art of tho Info of July 11 1870that I Is I ho be alive My Jul1 home Is at Olean Lattaraugus county N y hut leave nothing worth send lag to them nor do I wish them to BO to tbe I useless oxpiUfto of havIng my body ihlpped homo for burial This blrlnl cotinwrated prouml business I take no stock lu whatever Could I but halo my wish I would hate my body plant ed and I grape vine planted upon It that It might be nourished and bring forth fruit to 1IIIdcn tho palate and tickle tho brain of posterity have It hut to some tuasnay poor I old rotting body i was mino mine never moro lor uso to me Burial IB hut a lollo of Ignorance cremation Is a waste embalming I worse than tiseless All I ask Is muko Hum that laU dead My adverROrles will probably do this I will strive tn lighten freedomfl will and htartlo the n ollA from the lethargy which allows these wrong I Dougherty said ho was 35 years old and n native of the western part of this State Ho I looked picture at the Onk I sorry plcllrlat street sta tion He said ho had had a hard run through mid nnd brush and bramble to elude his tour suors Ills trousers split 8UOr 11 were on ono side nearly to tho knee and covered wIth mud nnd his face and hands born scratches Ho Bald that he killed Dr Floyd boonUBO bo bad been brutally treated at the asylum lie declared that ho had been com mitted Improperly nnd that his tight to have his sanity Inquired Into by a Bhorin s jury had I been Ignored i I Dr MeOrral came over to this city nt 10 oclock when be hoard of tho arrest and don I tified Dougherty Ho Bald tho murderer bad bon treated with unusual tenderness nt thu asylum aS1lm manuscripts that Dougherty referred to In his letter to Hpjdor wore Incoherent treat ies on astronomy and evolution Appended to tine of the closelywritten tno naDors was tItle I have gotten bold of the PooieM revolvers I aver had to do with with the exception of n Colts muzzleloader I took when a youth to tho lllack Ills I used to sh Jot all over nt onee and shoot mo more often than any body else I practiced with thoo They clog and stick sol could baldly get them to work at all As for shooting they nro like I boomerangs 1 am forced to postpone work to I fill them with oil I am io poor 1 cant afford hotter onos and I dislike so much to squander my money without ut least 1 good start with the work In baud Dougherty evidently referred to tho pistols he used as both hud ben liberally oiled In n 1 letter addrossed to Miry AndorsonNiivarro In care of tho Clipper Dougherty writes 11 Irro Mv JlIARYI must bid llY now you goodby I wish you all happiness lOll deeply wrong mo hut 1 understand tho extenuating con ditions and freely for ire you His aver thus 1 am hurt by those I love You that 1 wor ship so much should not hurt me so much C 4 I have prayed to God for years to give moa main kind beautiful and Rood I uo the term It to represent our God Instead of fie or She as I do not think God is sexual Maybe in tho future phaso of oxlstoiHO this may bo granted If thoio he matlngln heaven I intend being aw ful good to you 1 was afraid of you It was a sort of heroworshipper You uro my heroine i and 1010 so yet In conclusion may I aivso you study I Fpirltiiallm It Is full of frauds hypocrites I and charlatans This Is human nature Withal thoro Is more truth in it than all the churches combined The other llfo 11111 I ory near to v a 1 can hope to met you there I i wlh you would publish I my manuscripts Tin ro is no friend to take Interest in my discoveries and thoy would help tho world If diffused I arose so pooraml lowly that nono takes nOlo of them tile hlldrn of my brain my orphans that I would wish to iho on And now farewell JlMMlE I Dougherty nNI wide notoriety by hi mad infatuation for Mary Anderson Ill followed her to Europe ant disturbed her hero anti In other cities whllo sho was acting by his attentions Ho met ber oncn when BIO re turned from abroad and was arrested lor the oxploslvi ness of his doyot ion Dr Lloyd who Dougherty killed was 33 years old nail unmarried Ho was once Burgeon on a steamship of the Neth erlands American line He succeeded Dr John LMeCnrabor as Assistant Superb tendent of the Ilittbush Auylnmabout tbioo years ago Dougherty will be turned over to the Brook 1s n authorities KXCISB1UEX QUKLL A ROW E iT Howe and exAldrrman Kirk on FlKbtlnc Tcimi Now ExAlderman William P Kirk owns the tene ment at Now Bowory and Itooxevelt street and let It to Edward J Rowo howe says ha sublet the liquor store to Patrick T Hughes Who Rowe says got tired of losing money In tho Fourth ward nail moved up to the Morris Park races That left lurks saloon vacant Some days nso Kirk went to Rowe nail aMed him to try and persuade hughes to gho up the license Ituwo thereupon said Why hughes IB going to open another saloon pretty soon Hell need that llonsc Kirk according to Itowe went up to the Board ot Excise and lodged complaint that thoro never bad been any Hughes and that flown was the pretended Hughes The case was set down for a hearing yesterday before Excise Commissioners Meakim and Koch Kirk was there So was Rowe howe referred the Coramisloners to the bill ot sale mode out by Daniel McCarthy to Pat rick J Hughes He alo referred them to the j I application made out by Hughes In looking 1 over this Commissioner Koch saw that Hughes i had sworn that Rowe was the owner of the bullHug I I Werould break the license upon this if we wanted to he said Thats Irregular Kirk went on to soy that Ilovip always paid him thin rout and that ho did not know tiny HULhcB llowo again asked for the application of Hughes and also for the bill of Bale Tim bill of Mile had mysteriotusly dissppouit oil and Howe lost his temper und Bald Let me tell you gentlemen this Is I Billy Kirk hue Doodle Alderman Ho was twice In dkted once tor robbing school teaohera and again In tlm Droadway llallioad job for taking obtlloofHOOUO Kirk cot warmer Ho replied If r you dont shut up Ill hit you In tho eye Seel Kowe started toward Kirk but everybody Interfered The Commissioners ordered the li cense revoked Wont Call In the HlicE Plclnrei Theattomptof Anthony Comitock to ham the plctuies of the three Levey sinters ie moved from the whop windows has met with falluio Howe A Hummel wrote to Anthony Th particular perom r to the exhibition of whou iildurn you uk umtirii are Hire uuz iKdlt ulioio r l uuticin for purity auil morality Ii 1 not iMlltdby Gist of any sly la lb land Tin lallti coin from Kuolaud ccoinjiulcd lf Itch umtUer cud itiitr set Is giili ntrely uader Ihlr Diohr lie lion U t U urtlillo uml Ir from altytulilig which cold caul 5010 a M hoot vlrl to blush In I vlcwoC I ItisI fat wt Uai advi4 our clltuu to Caution ih tlhltiUluu hf II picture In reply to this letter Tomstoek sent a very apologetic one In whl h he uld that hl ohjoi t In HrllnL to till noreki porH about the itle lurtiH t utti Imply to i nil the r at toll I loll to fits law and that ho bad no IntentIon of cantiuif uiiy ratlaitlouit in th tilssis Ixioiy Jut ltiwJtlohibuts any r r on from showing or exhibiting uny Inde int book ppur or riiotogruph Mr lltiiiimu says Hint the flc luiex I mo I riot IniluciinliiUl I thai oni etaS bud bettor look out or something vslll full on him Out lUaarlo i4 MUd lillleJ lCIpsi fiUKKiinuuiui W Va Oct 0Chiirl iiMII her wellknown young inmi of Lush county who was eoaaod to marry Miss Annie Wi Uh of the tame neighborhood commltlm nuleMo yeWflay by takIng luudanuiu Miller wee of aieily habits und ijuitu popular He bud iiir liun d a lionix itnI l huse II coiiiiilolaly Jurtilslleti leith for bl brilo whu JIS emu sjilfta1 5Is ruli n ills friends bill to tint I be idiiuiibV Is I Hue Innunr Iiaara Him Mlrlk fur UsIIIsi l Jtftun f urnwe in n In the employ of Jodun Jo Mbti A HJU X M Ketkman ktieui ltrui4 l lor nine hours ysWttia iba man Uiouv lo Hj j iSo und Hb etjr u Workers lulon siI l wiuit ttitiir uggrItfU ifiXUiitfi Ilii I vtnik In III ii dlaliriluellI of Hie lit loir wiui et4 M i Mlll 10 UIUUIU lists I sn llllftf II mule thu stilts EXlttA SKUSlOlf OF COXOIIKSS Sentttor nhrrman Mii to bn nf the Onlnlo That One Mew be fullril WAKiiiNnTox Oct 0A despatih was ro reived In this city tonight from Mnnstlcld O saying that Bonatnr hhorman wliu IK nt liU home In Jlansflold In of tin opinion that an extra session of Congrnsi will probably be cnllod lie cars that the President In consid ering the matter seriously and that the inten tion Is still open The tnleioltcu from Senator Hhei mans remarks Is thit un oitra fo6Blon beginning about the middle of November Is possible Tho prevailing opinion In Washing ton rather tends to discountenance this Idcn I as It Is gouorally thought tlmt the tlmo to bo gained by so late an extra session would not bo suniclcnt to make It worth while to call ono There is also n division of opinion among the Republicans herein regard to the advisability of the proposed action many thinking that nscsslon railed oxpro sly to piles the Force bill would bo a llrstrato campaign card for the Democrats 11VJIE JltlllliOITH ItVltZKD A Flnah Light IMoinre of the Outlaw im Ue lny In Elln Come BtninscmAM Oct OTtio body of Rubo tier rows the train robber airlvo I lieroat H oclock this morning and a thousand people gath orod nt the depot for a look nt It At every station along the road whore the tt ala stopped hundreds of people erowilod around the ox proHH car to Bee the body of f the noted outlaw This morning the body was Bout to Lamnr county Ala vheuo the father and brother of the doad outlaw live The relatives of the dead man and hundreds of people who bad known him In his boyhood met the train at Hullleont the nearest statIon to his homo and at once rocignirod the body This formed the llnal link In ttie chain of identification The body was taken to the family burying ground end laid besldo that or tho outlaw wife who died lIve yearn ago While the body wim In the express ofllco hero last night the open collln was placed on end the outlaws guns and pistols were nlaced by his side and a Hash Unlit photograph was ninlo Thxchecks vouchers arid lottery tickets stolen from tlio express car at ilomatnn Ala Buirowsa last robbery wore found In his possession when captured The Southern Express Company will pay the men who caught Burrows rue 4IOO reward alTered by that company Tho company baa spent 15000 in efforts to capture him THE azuRiiiste VF Atfuiis MILLER A Coroafir Jury Hold the Negro LIngo Reaponr lhle lor the Crime CAMDEN Oct U Coroner Stnnton and hla I jury concluded today the Imiuoat in the ease of I Mrs Annie Miller who was found murdered In the woods near Mntehtown The Camdcn Court House whore the Inrmeat was held was crowded with officIals nnd persona who had como from different parts of tho county and from Philadelphia hoping to BCO Francis Lingo the negro who waa urreated on sus picion ot bolng the murderer Lingo however win not brought fr m hla cell In the jail Several witnesses wero examined John Miller husband of the murdered woman told bow he bad bit bin wlfo lying on the lied at their homo on the morning when ho last saw her nlivj This was Ihnrsdnv morning tin lay previous to the Undine of her body The Coroner had all tho wit ileuses give an account ol their movements in tlio day tbo murder was committed The husband of the murdered woman was closely questioned anil ho ac counted fully for his movements during tho tuna ho was away fiom his borne rue ordlct of the jury waa That Mrs Millers death was wilful murder don with somo shiup Instrument anti acooidiuu to the oUdonoo giveti to the jury wo hold Frauds Lingo responsible for the crimo ShUT AT TIlE GRAND CEXIHAZ Attempted Murder alit Vratentt Clerk Hr u Jllachurzed Laborer Peter OBrion was employed until last Wed nesday nlgnt as a laborer about tho Wostcott Lxpreta Companys baggago room on the southwest corner of the Grand Central station building Uo was discharged on complaint ot George Gels the night clerk and ha threaten ed to get square Ho attacked Gels with his lists yesterday afternoon Lust night at lliu be came Into the baggage room where lois was talking with n fellow clerk and tired n pistol nt Uclsa head The I bullet entered Gelas cheek and wan flattened against bis jaw hone lois picked t out of his mouth At Jlolievuo a plcc of jawbone also WIle removed and GOIB went homo OBrlan ran away after the shooting and has not beou caught The Count of 1arln In Richmond BICHMOND Oct 0The Count of Paris and party arrived hero at 6 Oclock this afternoon after a pleasant sail of ten hours up the James I Biver from Fortress Monroe The Count spent moat ot the time occupied by the trip on the hurricane deck examining the many historical points that wore familiar to him through his service with Ova McClnllan in the peninsular campaign Ho showed a thorough know ledcy I of the topography ol tho country nnd recalled many Interesting reminiscences of tils army experience particularly In the vlcnity of Mud wru Hill A auto crowd greeted the steamer upon icr 1 arrival nt Itlchmond but lure urns no demon stration The Count and ram wen rectlvud by Col Arohlo Anderson and Capt rhillii llax all representing Gen ritz Huch Lee who was unable to bo present and wore escorted In carriages to fits ichance Hotel whero n suite of apartments had boon teaarved for them An Important Pension Ilectalon WABHINOTON Oct Assistant Secretary llunsey In tho cast of RuRsel S Cole Into of Company U First Regiment Now York Veteran Cavalry and of Company D ntyfovontli New York Volunteers has decided that prisoners ot war who enlisted In the rebel service In Older to escape imprisonment and return to their own command aro entitled to n pension ou acount of disabilities incurred by reason of the ser vico and in tho line of duty This overrules tue decision mail by ommlssloiir Illaek on May liO IHbO in vvbjch tin oinmlhslonur belli that regardless of clrciimstauos and of no tives i a prisoner tif war HO enlisting In tile roust Knrvlo even as adnvico 11 escape from starvation In liuprlHoinnvni I should be I held im hiivlng voliintiiiliy u I i aii Oil the rebellion and therefore haired i from poiiHimi i Ii Bqtt bit 471H lievlsiti Stat tltOa rtblch prohibits pensIons to peiHI na who m tiny manlier voluntardr en Caged In or aided or abetted tho late re tiolnic Iluck to Monthly llOittinti Tin liiingo fn m monthly to wtwkly pay motile ban not worked well In tile 1olhe le rartniont Inlirooklin i and noil t inontli theie I i rill probably bo a return to tho old siMcm A good many membrx of the foren havn been morn lll I crab l In the i r 01 p115411 I I hrs Iii till hither to anti when rent duty cume aioijinl at tin end of tic I month Suit vu h u wuhout i t monuy Jim result was thut complaints poureii In nt Ii i adiuurt i I u numt uii I I u mil ut poli I icnon from luinllordn bit I tiiu i Kr tar and iaeij in I micii Illniuo tlmt t Cuiiiinliuionvr lluydin I I has about Uululiiiiiimj to r tlllll t thu old rulo Id Vr uvlu list HO liuul NrtlsIIT OctJ Tlii1 Initial hluii ilyjiut flits cruiser Vonuvlvmuadu two run today over the t tales tiruti mdueiiit S at full stsud with fuicud draught ninl all bolurn wrlilnis und luid in Liioin Au n both uiuI l r tliueu eul4 illogic riliu Hill liuv J s iii I ill lug irlulu I Lit etj ltuiorrow ir tlm toiilH riarifiiv0l Lii4u life Munuwnr Wlf Wiste l titg uu Hmn WIIITK IMIM Slot v rhiarbos d ins WSte wife nloiwij With a Jierihiuiiiili lianiuil Ji l lieu lust Woiilur lilghl reisul u 1lrj gystli i front lull th 1 inoiiig ii Juu tel i nlv rt H vuut Hulliini i ra ni V etiy nu ibulI I lib I i41ill liSt 55 Ml a Ill 1 Unkilil i l lAa IMk II IIk It WE ARE MORE ThAN 1650000 3ttt VOllTKltS CKXRU8 KXO1TKD COMe 1iEmLr lJ1RIt xoir I O2OOO Ahead of It tVllh PlTf Per Celt 1 of the lirMlnn IIUtrlelB BneonnUd Twelve AVard Completed lbrComi arl o StipervlHOr Porter antI his Federal Census I lluronu hnvo been snowed under Yesterday I our own pollio census passed his figure and with 48 election district Bill out wo have out I counted him just 023711 I hero are the figures Police ctmui to date IST Z3I i rottertotal 1318101 increase ii llh 4S Jltrlcti to hear from NITS The average per election district which the rail districts lu show IB now 1753 whloh I loaves 1ortora average of 1JO way behind i Hoto IP what wo can calculate ou If the other I election dlstrlctH to lie hoard from simply maintain the present average l 47 districts Rt 1753 1800001 1orif PI iot l i3lJ5ol fnerena Indicated 14AB90 i Thin Is going to knock ont the Health Board estimate uvon of 1644000 but President Vii soul who Hpcht the afternoon yesterday at City Hall figuring on tho returns Is confident that all of the districts still to como In aro verr large anti ho ont ba aatlslled now unless the grand total comns up to lliHOUOO If many of tho districts let to bo reported como anywhere near the count whloh Police l man louls Solig of the Union Market squad I inturnod yot rday from tho Fifth of i I tint Eighth Assembly district we will li i omen boat that Sollgs district footed up to 6H7 and It required throo ot k tlio ordinary census books to hold nil th I names Kllgn work IB n complete refutation I of Huporlntondout Portura Insinuation that 1 our police census wouldnt nmounttoanythlne 1 tie nuto vo wouldnt have Intrrnrtftnra life dlHtrct is ono which tho rolmu Jews have Bet I tied tlilokly and Selig whose regular station I Is at the Hebrew goose market speaks the language fluently Tlm Seventh and Eighth llectlon districts ot HIM Eighth tire similar in stances Policeman Louis Harris jotted down 4203 nnmoa In the ono and Morris Oohon 40JG In the othor TIIK HUN is now able to I clvo completo llgiiroH from twelve wards for comparisons with Porters and very close oatl f mate in twoothoruln which but one district I ouch la winning 4 5 Burl ywfr Porter ncreus flecrrass 1 14x7 iito iro r I 2 IMH p ni I a7a7 114 tti4 4 IHS 111 17j14 t73 5n UNJt uaaai 4i ltl n 2iirs iicit la I t4lJ 1 7 ii HO 572i 4bJiI F t 9 ttVU 54i3i4 2749 t4I1 I I HJL144 71 704 1iJil in 3J7U7 j lii 7521 1 104 Mel lrzlli 2u70 i It ues eiuo aaie oufl flltrict intiiing S Mr Olcotttho representative of the Federal Itiittnu who was sent tip from Washington to keep tub on our census Is ready to confess now that unr population Is at least 150000 s I riMro than 1orter oroilltcil us with lie still I inniitnl 8 however that the Inrter census showed correctly tile number of pooClo which tho town contained In June S JirooKLrV irjvxs A nacouxr TOO tj A General IinptfflNlnn that the Kepnblteart FlKUren Are rOOOO or OOOOO Too Small 1orhaps there will bo a police recount of tha population in Brooklyn too Tho figures of Census Supervlbor iedgwlel footed up only 800000 und there Is a widespread belief that they fall at leiit 50000 or COOUfi short of the S real number of Inhabitants In the big town across the river There is abundant proof that scores of tho Government enumerator 7Jc did their work In n most bunclinir and careless manner and that tim enumeration was gen I erally Inaccurate Tim nutborltloa are oon vinced that a locount will establish this fact conclusively and yesterday Iollco Commits rib nor Hnydensald that he would very probe u blv older ono If it Is flnallydeclded to have j a recount Commissioner Havdon will select I tile most intelligent memborH of the force for l tho work and cut enough of them at flits special duty to havo tha reOuumeratlon com uli tod belt ro eloutlon ii The health autboiltloK from a careful an i nlysia of tile vital statistics estimate the popu p1 5 h laden at moro than 880000 Populations or Ionc Inlnnd Town WABHINOTON Oct 9The Census Burnaa today announcod tho populations of the tot lowing cities and towns In New York i l Iopulatlon jrCriia FtrCtnt 5 5 Tlibylon cn 4 12W arts I I llrnokliaTrn i2572 ituPI aol I377U 4IWS epl Fluitilitif Town 19 13U 3211 2081 tf ltmpuead 2115t7 aau Ml 47 li ft IluilUDitOD HJIT lull 1 4T S tills f747 22U4 S3 S3 y Jamaica IRIK6 3215 8VTT f5 S II loujf Island Cllr 3031X1 1SV 7 7745 ft tt New llrlnbton IUVK1 37J1 2 SS riIlJ4d iuewuouea 171151 7713 7S87 fItl1 orttl Uemit al I1t4 6HI 749 j oviter Har rowu is 788 1sin laoa 1ts i Klrrlltal aiO II 38 houttiomptoiL BIKD 1837 2803 7073 slits I Souibold SOI Also the following counties In Now Torttt Kings t30552 inioaso 137057 Queens 127103 increase 38521 frtf The IoiMilullon of tho United tate Cab it I ciliated ut OllCal4SH I WABHISOTOV Oct 0A careful calculatloa made flare today In regard to the total popu L1I lation rf the United Status In 1890 flies tho t figures at G32ol42t which la considerably be low what has been generally expected UD to i the present time the count nas been com pleted In the case of twentyeight States and Territories Tho returns from the remaining States are all in and most of them have been counted but in eacli of these mates ono or i moro districts roiiialu to bo figured up Tba L ontimalo in reuard to the twenty Incomplete I States based on Ibo returns already counted B21 70H which mlded to tint St761210 of yt the twentyeight complnted Hiatus and Tern rte tories elves the grand totil of 63231128 1 Freak ota Ode S DEWKB Oct 9While n Union Paolflo trala ii e was running between Hock Creek and Wllcox I Wyo yesterday against a strong gale the wind tore olT the roof of u freight car Brake S i man Ham Harris of Larnmle wax on the carat the tint and wont mlllng through the air Ha WitH carried over telegraph wires trees and i I uiilchva A few hour Inter he was found fa 1 tally injured and cant live I The Weather An area of lilih proiur with ctar coldtr w atba ovrr lrcail the eaitarii fart of Itie lower lakes New York an l tba New HugUm atat i yeiurday mornlof S jclvtutf Ilia lowC tm ratura of tb i at4n bra an4 S cuuiintf Ittflit iron from Lauada loutti to Waihlnfloo S llaln fall In Ilit South MULtlc cad built Btatii the S upper lake rvloni ana Ilia nrltiwii and mow la s j tuiuiuito sail W omtiit JXuvtr au4 Clurinna r S orted litres Hicliet fit know down and mora coining S lir wnltiir lrsyalld lu all ollir parts of IU country S Tla iorni crntrq Ihat Cal In the akotai on Weduce 4 1 dny wa filelilis lnt Caliatu norttl of the upfgr lakte 1imrn werd Iriillcalloiii of M norm cowlur la trout the Iai tno acer allfimta hint will jirotabty tattt liS I IlinlHK of lU rainy d5itil un that tout AD ar a of Ufli prlur with colder a othr sad IUOIDK bile Id Iluith West Halt fpin HrilUU I ulumiila Tlia Urn I l ratur MI abuut frrlnrf 5 Cl far H utti as Colorado S In Oiil cIty tie dy wui fair liilutiit l iuttriim uuiptroluii 14 lowou 4 CYaOtge liUulilUy si te sblt utid n tilt i utliCPt S 1 u t lw y tOil i tg u rruw pr ii Ii 11 is fair end tlf tllf w C iiii I f Ctr a in rilu u eitii4li f T bitlit frail Ui S Ilia ttw lujatl I I Hian aii4 MUrii New York ll I il iruttluat r at iry ilriucr lu Tsp Hra iiiiIdli4 iiriie l II i w4rstu y iifd yu Eel Ivan 1550 S L 11514 4 tj xmr w ui 545 II A M ir1 M Hi 5 sU 4w1 fri il urn ma hIt UiMMW 5 Ar4d Avii1 I0 I I It t el ten a eii Lii fill I f M rilpj ttt il liii 1 11 teluuiw k Mtrfluid nit Ylgtalg l Carla Iatr irethoi aitirly wluidl kor illri leiiitiVaiti Sc sod lliavs SCrit4i ldi laut utbaiy wiui I 4l AlC I i 1 10441 ldlie l1Ilif I 5 5lilt I dIi S i l5vfu Iig4 jj k4s t ties 5 I 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I 9 I I THE SUN FRIDAY OarOBER 10 1m ERIES ANSWER TO TIlE MEN Inamml NiNe 10 ATS TTIR flOW CANNJY AFFVttD IO KAlSti TTAOKlt 1 Caa It lawfully Delegate ranero ft BlMlalln and AdattaUtratloa to It Smalj I eWlll naaajuct VTaaea Wkt They arc llelow the Average Paid br Ila CoMp morAII IsspIoya NotlDed The Erie ofllclals after ten data considera tion gave tho Federated lloaid of Tialnmcn an answer yistetdayto the amended awe ment of rules which It want d the compaut to ibm Tho Board is I tnado up of the General Qrlevanee Committee of thu 1 ngmeent rjre mens Lonductcrs and Brakcmcns llt lhor boodfi on tbo Erie stem Tho ul t of both 7 documents follows DEMAXIM OV TUB KMriJOTXZS The demands of l tho employees arc ad I dre sed to the General luuogor uf the Erie ayttom In thee vvods 1l W the feJtralcJ bnl of mr lrtV eti of the V Y L l A V t r tvm couipur e4 yf rl tnrftnrere conductor Bremen and trainmen trmih nnr rfprrf nl tnn or epeouullr eubmi to jo i rollowlur eelMulr I pay sid f iiUtioui to a uv rn i sW einplotre to which we ip ciauit 1111 mi factory ziItr within areaaon aoi length ol tiuit 01 Tn Miliodiijo consists l of eightythree articles ot Vulch fortyelpht relate to en Itch IvrTehht Klucers and finnnen and the rent to conduct I I ors and tran110 no llrst I tkle U tho toy Irt 1 tle Ior tn thi wh jn 1 Kthedul all thor article being I ndiustad to It 1 his rtl la demand that ten hours fjinii constitute a da V wor oveitluie 008ltuto la OlIIUO to on paId at tho rate of onetenth I dave carnli iir In other articles the late of com fxi xtlon for tno various clashesot cniploKes is jdl I down us follows I fcnclnoers In road and construction service A71 I da lu Itching etIo I SI21 u Jay ilrvinen us nboo S J0 and J1A H day I 31ostlerx tiii onductorb oflotni 1 passenger trains uti 1 day for I run of IM miles ir jtoxa and three eentH a mllo for additional mlo addllonl1 inlloaso lliigmen S10 a day and two and onetenth cents u mile fur additional mileage i Brakemen s J a day and two cant a mile for ndclltlonal mileage In the me olcomluctors flagmen and brakominou tnrough pause I nor anlor and express tinlna Ihe pay demanded lathe I tomo but based uton loll miles UP I maxi mum days un i bo 1110 m the case ol train men tn nilxod laIP nger nnd freight trains Where thei days run Is I put at llX miles Con ductors of local Irolghts Sa5 a day Other trainmen asabovo I Itcdatlvii to promotions it Is I demanded that juaHlicatloii8 being equal the old nt men ehall have proferniKO In Article 1 this sen 10n tence occurs lor every two Ilrcmon pro noted one engineer shall be hlied The arti cles Intended to govern trainmen demand pro motion according ti etilorll of sen Ice pro motions t the positions pauoncer freight conductors and trainmaster to be continue to mou In train orvice Doiuiiuda are mad that In filling hostler ablps lho oldest fireman applying shall hoster i IPIIln ehll Jerrixl that dlsabli I 01 othoi vvle tllniuullfle d engineers anti Hi emen may drop to hwltchtng service at tho reguafl rate and hlchlnl laying on of men by reason 01 light busluess lrht the men laid oil ahill have llrst bunco at nwlti nine and other Till or track SOD ice and be reinstated In the order of laying oil when buBlnes revhos Theso are articles U and 75 Monthly passes rood ov rtlelrl vetem tlialt ba J Tornlibeo all encltierra anil rl ii aa bug as they ou tlnnaln the eetvire I o the company All Iralnuien alter two I tare itrvlce tOrt 11 com pany shall recelre montblv aeiira good rn ha Imrr road t wu mad branches upon Ulch I they are tmployraT The cnglteori and firemen want to bo at lib erty as KMIII as their train has nached a ter mlual station leaving the engine to be clean uostiers fd turned around uud cared Ijfr Binerally by ITESIUKNT EIXQS lEPLY The reply of tha trio Cojnpnny ig I Bne1 sllned uy John King Pros dent an j ls I ihuc to all em ilmeesot tho road In Iue 11 olesot thorpudin tAD i form ti I a pamphlet I hla doculmnt blos ny rcteueuce to the nlatl retololCO reg uiations adopted in 1007 filter a week con sultatton with tile ulltn amiloree Itie BssetU that this IrDIImeDt rlore has Ito I conurany carried out In the utmost el clrrled ODU fulth ui d that no eom plaint buje been Ci ought before the thIef ex acutho ofllcers f the i omrnn Furthermore no reasons urj cmm for the adoption of the new behediule The reply continues Mal of ha iirucles IntutneI lu ttui ached tIle now vr rteutu euless what is already the jiraaive OJ the Coiupan A luige number of the vouSet1 articles lovlde i intur ou forms lor increase in conmoti ition Ko teasons Wiljtever are given for tucli im roa e It Is not I ISlot B JU estod that Mni e tho prc 8tiit iates vera jad theio his bi en any change in tbe state of btRl1 aflalra wurrantlug the Mlle un tho contrary the wellkuown met Is I lOut the euinlngs of the ompanr rei tu por mile have in common TTHh all other railroad i 111 hao11 Bioaiily lie reased I is uoi eluiiued that blcher rates ate currently aid IJt rlo for enrrentll 11111 Hlnllnr serUces or that the company iVable to pay bluhor iates eon elstcntlk with 11 ubligntlous to tLo pub tlo lic aid to tho bolnors of Its ecuii I Lice and tho fact am distinctly to the contrary since the roi oipt of the trope ed fcheelule a carciul ooiupaiibon Irops fchltllo enflll hoc bien matte hi tho oilier ol this c mi any between 1 the rates of i Ib paid ui on Its 1 lnes letwell KlnixTS Iremen condticti and truinmen nnd hoe piiii upon I te pilndpal 1 corn etili

und itdjiitAnt lines 1 ho fails upon t 011 ell compailsou is Imsed must bo known to rail roaJ eiiipbes geuerall In making tbo fYuuiparlsou on oud whre wzue mo paid bv the month they h iv been i dui od 110 i ay par mle run and the same has teen clone with thu trip eu item in fro f upon this line wlh rates paid ui Oil Iho trie Ulon tI tll I asod on oo hundred mdes service compare with the I erige rates palrt the wlh ArlJe rll09 lul upon principal eompet Inc follows ami aijacout liuc lor bluilar nervine as S Croinaza ant u frtcht T si rn sis nc excoai I axeniier cnuJuciorn llcnllu nJI aj In ol emu eicc Piel liieuniliietra f

Irol 71 1 ceut In ezceI J reTilitSfakreiiiVueU III cei u In nco eigniuraaeuieii ai tout lu exieii lho rniopildupoa tho New York Penns I lanm and Ohio r11 baI 1 on loo niles icr mle vlc 1 compare vlth its n oiage rates pall upon the PrinciPal COllllnl and ujjucent line for nlmilar lne Pateituger Ilr flco as lolows 2 CODt ID OJC lrtIIDIlu IuaCitre nIIDxC lrirht ariutia i 1 nVif JSI lulhlrln I mD Ha3s t ess5 ur 1 i i UIIln II Oeo mi In ngr rrT r 400cnhi Uro Cii Pwaair rDII l ID nrwD 1 tlliJ mep UctniiUn ura emeu l cent issi t I So fT t as concerns tho Mahoning coI C o lS 31abonlnl dUlsion nahas Sfitt fceDtT been doinonftiatd to acom mitt i il i of the emptyas by the general COO I JP rlent not only du the rate 01 wagut and walU t toe ours of oei vice thereon conform to thoe o ther roads with which this company com I lle roulo from the lake ports to the ere I rnd coal districts but any Incrca In these Rte wonid put this company at adlsadvan I ha as regards Its coiiipotltors In a mannr cOIer r which would ultimately compol It manne C I work In question without lemuueratioii to t others than lOt mpiveec The rates paid I upon the hlcngo and Erie fa f Ihlcnlo IId road conn are with the average rate paid upon itn principal com I ting and adjacent upn for similar ice lnJ Bert J ollu ooJlcnt IDea aJmlar sflco as rauenjrtr endneeri IIM cotta In etctu p r Uhi tnilnttn pt cant I ii ocii r aitrimr i rtunn I Cell i lu I rl IOCI t rr tA tC nrttnen r n ii dccii bight i couilucton 21 cei iiluexctii I laaecuIr coinlulnri lll i j ptr luonili in stoics p lunLa I t titer trkrmtu lot urn onih in lOcal I lreJiiht tiraaciutu lUcciiiilneiccti a In addition to this a careful ounhutatlon j of the pay role foi lh 1111 i yt ar eliovvn that b ra i sand uliovrauce 10 luestod would loauco n u creiie the pay iojg of ihi hrl olld 1 I I n101 of f H 034000 tl Ier anntm Jloi over It r would nmural fhcw that itistia to tl era L 0 ploteaa of classes olhr thar those engage I m r t lnJe11 I Um tinu I rvice Wiuid make hoOt haiti I wnto In any general advance BI a th 1111 j IJon to tho lul dLDI of the compdiiy w mid therefore be still gi at r lie um named ull I I UU J naloll lne oesucf f the lel ge earning of the c m poor for thu las Bl Jfais above Ile l fUed cbiirgeii win h InuIt Hitler uvruaturllr bi I let In 01 lit 10 ii 11Ir yrii tin coinpaiiy ellllalY from I troll Insolvency and hue proper y Ii I m Uieln etia lop TIe mpaii doer n to i cur the veiybBt ola u t r i i icut cad 111 1 reII thai Is I do u tt n luQea nry tu iuty wage it iiii iiial ro w tn IK I 10 petlior J 10 foregoing lasts IUt tbt it d ii tutor than I If l Hut thupiupei I 11t of uau 11 I l Ud not i IOU viiiui ill uijipie 0 wou r ll e lo got not 40 n vhnitl com uu 10U w u L p r 110 j i uy but Ur 01 ui ui In Uviv i f ii ii UIIOllor lbs n i I nut in of llhu I c pipe ttlon to IB IIt Hi emiu 1 U u 0 lo 111e 1 y eiimlma tit i vvltli li I t own oirlnund I ux i eric A i as b I mi rui I whatever cliuiiii In the con ldlon ol rullruu Uoll I tee I i iieo i II s lbl i re clii t title f k iitiii 1V SIC 111 i J ii I en I li dim vuiiiugiioi 1 luIuii4 Y It I a Iliunlliol I IC lU 1 ftliy cUIII I etlu Diiviii I iini m ii ublu ii i will I v r iJxrtwl I Hi i r I I fiiiru u wli M i its u I I 1 I I ud di C k i Int H a lit i ol b ujc f IfU tu u 11 I I wW or I jagu yIs lit I ujcid s 1 UlMJ Jf ci iv i in UIMI 1 iiitt i l slow Ihe I r tt r va pli 1 Ilun IJ u mi iu a n 1 Ii 1I ral ijipr u i 1 i I iui i upu4i clod 10 W lily tliin 11115 Ii Iui lnutoiiil I Mtii j i hull I I Jut hue I I C I I p I ii lot it It itfiti us 1 i I IItI U I cuuuli 11th Iii Ul 1 fal a I I lttcl1 lli J 11 fl inn I n itflalii ih v i I nt t I toai us di I lun IIii u litti i ilillip i ilsalituli i I 101 tibafIi in Llrlulh i i t thiS m an iu I 011 Krllllll d for It l h I lli uii I t I 1 i Inn iir5 oi lib r Ilti i u a ii Ut liii 0 I I IOis ln tii Ullu1 ilint t d I lii work of Ie I ibu tun bur alt uil It I i aid foi M a I t Kducll rj f onei i titl i II I ily S oay I i Ii i ur 1 Jie f ait4U lust ai I o i itill uu his t IQJI 1111 n lIj I sateip alI l Miii eta i I nIII 1 ru lii n luta flll I I I is I c ea f I u Ja 11111 i nit ii a xiig I luunr ii 11 nrt t mi 11 I yi a m d 11 IK i on 1 es 11 i I uah Hi iuuktr rll n of d 1 I a a s that It I I evIj tur iiiav ha iinaiifi 1 1Mbr lea I Ijir ofltiH ehu lulaiii0bii t r i I lh iliutt vt Uv I silkici II UtiJU clulli 8clJi I i u tile proposed relate wholly tn matter ot dlKcl 1llno ij i administration and operallin of tho load tot many year mot t Ifaant and tor dial relations have existed between thor com lly and Its oinnl rc Their well being and I l Individual convenience bal been constantly i ftudled ler ofllierof the company has been leadlly eaahl to their uciestlons and request and tha same have received cHielul I and respectful consideration The company realizes that a lair and considerate Conine of a tlon t ward its employees alotio can ieeuie fiom them the arflilrnt service which Isnecoftfart I to theuo es iul operation ol h Its fad and the fiI dlsihaiceof its duties I In t the iiubi I ist CutlIlS In these matters b in I guarantee for the future far more effectual than uh bo any attempted c ntta t upon the subject But It i must be reinrnn ered butt the obligations of i tho eonpuny are not merely to Its emplovce a n Is charged with grilti dutie to the Mate 1 w hich has grant d to I i the franchls by vli tue of f vhlcli It OMM to those who have loaned to It I t the money which h1 paid for the oon truc lon of its works to tha communities blob It hervci and which depend upi n It for theIr proparity and to the ntrson who introit to It I their llvea and has Ile nd property Tho law Im post d the responxlhilliy for performance of these various duties upon the directors and cifllcers rind haA for the purpose of ieourlng such performance committed to them the I manag tnontnni admlnlitratlonof tho prOp ItT I Is I beyond their power to delegate i t their duties to other or to limit by contract I thn wise discretion whli h It la their boundcn duty to exercise The company therefore ontild I not 1 it would enter Into any general I I arrangement iws to these matters Hnch parts I matlrA ol 1 tbe corporate business us the hiring pro I I motion and dlnchiiige of rinploreas their 1 I duties and dlioipllne while In the service of I tlieoompnnyand the methods of enforcing the KBme cannot therefore I o delegated or made tho Bilbao t of contract obligation One or two of the xtigietleus now mnde I I I1IIY IS I referred to as showing how manifestly I obiei t onaule it would be ti attempt this method if f managing the corporate business One of the proposed atticlr is that for every I two llrcimn promoted to the position of engi neer one onulneer shall be hired from arm ng tposo not air end in the compants service for I many years the company has pursued the I policy of prom tmg engineers from among Its I own employees Largely the supply Iareely his been drawn originally from the I i units of freight train brnkemen To under tik to hlrc an outside rain for every two pro I inotcd h would b 1 to debar onethird of the Ilionien i and I rakemen from the chiince of promotion to ouo of the most lucrntUo poet l t ic ne In the eouipanys train service A fire man ordinarily serves from three to four I tears before ho beiomcs an engineer It would manifestly bo unfair to the firemen I prejudicial i to the service to increase that i I teim inerelv with the renlt of providing em I lovmeut for cutsiders The good of the epi plooes and the efficiency of the service i ute l the only considerations which can have I wviuht In such matters Again one of the I articles Is 1 that promotion shall be made of the oldest len That Is I tho ordinary pra I tlco with the company But It may well bo that the oldest man Is not the most desirable or competent person for the hjiiher position nol that his promotion would be injurious to tbe arlop As tUe superior ofllOrs ar re Bin nslble for Its effl loney they should have the rlubt to decide such question Opportuni ty should 0 given for the recognition of Indi vidual ability und merit and tho way left open fo over Individual to rise to the highest poI l hlhost tion in the servl Ie of the company ln8sea are now arlnted lresldent ICIng says under proper conditions To penult tOilS i criminate travelling over the line hi all classes I of employees would not be consistent with Co d discipline of the force and pioper service to the publli I A number of the articles however refer to Ival conditions Bueh ai the readjustment of runs the amount of rest allowed the making of elrtA I and similar matters These will b at onco taken un by the superintendents of the divisions alTe ted and their a tion will b communicated to the emll 1 ye s interested In these mutters ever effc rt will be made to sat isfactorily l meet th views of the employees in conclusion tbeu thu company is unable to advance wages generally It does n tex peel or desire to pay less wages for almllir IIY Ilmlr service than those paid upon competing and adjacent roads but on the other hand as It cannot obtain higher rules for transportation I cannot afford to pay rates higher than itx competitors And tho fact I a that its present rates are almost without exception higher than the average pall by them In the few Instances where this Is not this casA tho company will however readjust Its rat In addition to these reasons for not making the adv nnce now requested the same as has been shownla be yond tbe companys means So tar a the management of tb corporate business and the employment and eororato luslnes8aD1 le IIII7Icnt discipline of tbe companys officials ate concerned those mutters art committed by law to the wise ills ort on of the otlletrs and director In office when questions regarding the same may fr m time to time urle No one has power lar male any arrangements or contracts which L Will Lo eiectual to deprive them of that discre tion The interests of all concerned of the emplovces no less than of nil others ronulre that the law In these re pei ts should Ia I t obeyed nn I tho stability and cfllcleno or tho I corporation IM I thus insured Hut thn oftlcors of the company will continue lo tbe future as they have In the past to faithfully ende ior tj promote the welfare of each aol every am ntovee us well HB the efficiency of the sirvice Inaxmuch as the subject of this correspond ence Is oneiifTe ting the Intorest of every em ployee it is I proper that all should b fully In formed of the tositlon of this company and therefore this answer to the schedule is ad dtefelt nil emilotees aa well n to those who presented It THE COMMITTEE DIBAPPOIMTED The big committee of fortythree had pro fessed Itself confident of Belt ng a favorable anwer and the reply was re celv dwitn expressions Ilnwor shone of surprise IP tn yesterday noon the cry cf the committee was Every demand or non When a bUN reporter met come of tho I I lonmitteo last evening a reaction had set in lha company hadnt sent the committee In par ticular nn InSWCl but it Lad I ont its answer 111Ullr employee Chairman A l ouugou L and his fellow commItteemen withdrew to a I private room in tho Colonnade Hotel and talked the matter oviA for an hour or two be fore any of them would even li I ok at a reporter Then Mr Vnungnon came out and told a group I of reporters that ho bad nothing to alI and didnt know when ho would have anything to say He did elY that the committo would I bold I meeting in Jorsev City at 10 A M to day to discuss the companys reply What I I I course the men would tau ha didnt venture I to predict I I Wo ejv eted to get every one of our de mands ho repeated last night We didnt t come here for nothing or to be bluffed oils Although theru was no formal meeting of the commltti last evening there was a most perl ous gathering at the hotel aid also gatuc rings I of lodges In Jersey City It Is i the usual cource in such cases to Bend for the chiefs of the sev I eral brotherhoods Interested They may be I looked for by Saturday or tunday and will Ii i r Probably cal on the ontcers nf the rood The I I I leneral Grievance Committee of a brother hood on any system can Inaugurate 0 Btrlke on Its own responsibility but I It wants tho shoP rt of the rest of the brotherhoods In general I must sulmlt the matter to tLo I I grand officer and follow Ihelr instructions Probably ni brotlurhoo t would want tushoul der by Itself the expense of a strike C111XF JIUXftKIlS TURN IT Hay That Ilararaeralcla licet Prova Ilia Charge or Tulie the Coneequeatce Oscar Tlammerstelns now Columbia theatre In Hailem win decorated with this sign yes terday Tte uptolDf of this theatre ii l Indefinitely plpOO became of Sits unwarranted demau ot th 1 t parlinent ottlclala Proprietor Hommerstcln did not apply for A mandamus to compel the fire officials and tho Building 8uierintnJent to grant blm a hoc mlt He told the reporters who called that bin lawyer und the 1lre Dapartinunt lawyer Yor Uld tl Ilro Jepartllnt were in consultation and would arrlvn at an agree i ment that would enable him to open his the tie able Tim chief trouble lie said wa about hlsiumii I i and hMuWor I I had Xpert cvid one with Im to ioe that tl e i ump ha hud was big i nough Ill i lilf f Donner has determii in muku Mr tlainnnriilelii rr i v all be bug 1111 i oil pit ruptloii m tbo J Ire Department Hi sali veetariluv I HI I PImg 110 matter before tbe Conical t Oil lit I tie r iett lii lelll sill will ii dm1 ill 111 1Ii Uon nn ihn dents and tl in If I IIrl Ifmnina ti In Int i prove th 111 I ai t Ihl put I I id r I ok nt Ilium tIc I h8r I only 111 rou on IIII ibllujldiia liihpctoriini J wllb bold o risiriult That 7 I mat tbe la 1 has not I JDII 9mII la I I w lib Tlervlsii per euion I abou JI I t il bura terif 1 the 1 building I miikes I tie a oa f rusqi l itttilul WIn I r 1 I liii l imp tiLt Ijdld I i ILI u r ikiiI tilt rA rt r III I i iwt time II inmoitaln yll I I C only I Ho lila u lit f jul ihe 1 iliiffi l that iiv I iii I tulle mil ii f tr ind I liutlia ha u tliem iii u 111 I i 1101 li 0 1 1 riiiit If ton I A II I Ie vuli Juice uh kil for jrlJ Iea ufd fI du I yrvthliii c silted In forty I sIght hour A b u ILUM eij sncuikueioselu I A Iliitillnu uf Mi Ittfripirle lravrr I velal 01111 I 1IIIr i liiu p Iort slid 1 iiti I BI Id OuMi 1 bi lilm inxl I HIII P 11 II If I t fuoli 14w15 publrid ID OU C Iuo i I I llaiiai A hio nijii ii nij ai j Jji J t HOIK tli pubiiibfrer enud a 1 Li IiiijUn li I I I it C Ii tort tiiHif I lli I 1tJ i lii w isv 1 10 liii IM W 1 f e T i t WIIWBJ a 111 I Bf 1jajjj II I Ir in I ainiiihjriiinu sIui Crook I WM a 11 Ilnl jib J I iJg ii r1 i lii 1 rail iuc i 4 I Hint tle I Lieu I r be I I In isis pasw lit St t olO lt to 1 ii r l iv Bpor rule I lid in IU I jsiuoiml cpors itfu And its hustle ha eIAmel l iIser i Jio S irwxrd i lr I iuvoni I 0 late l 1 Jul apt hliig I d J Olct a 1 fiotti f i MII aborii her Pus I M hut mile l In hue I da Jll thuD 1 11111 lIb rlikT f I Vt I aJ I IIJ II fU lr 1 ilurrx 11rIIA ic veil day lli t l urn aiijniiia wills I tiik 11 i t nj r I n 4 ij llas4 itewB r inists 1 1 vaitI t trvu kiilj1tV4Iil1l j J 1 THE COMING OCEAN STEAMER IT KILL OB A STBKL ISLAND lOOO FEET LUNG AND SOO BROAD Tb Cre will Ve Realalard la argsu FloallaB oa read wltkla tka Dull as4 the Faaee aarra will have a Oood Ttate Bnrarlela Iflaltatante AVent Hulk keaa at tba Ito mm d steel Coavaatlea PrrrsnciBon Oat 0At thl oonventlon of the Iron and Steal Institute today Sir Na thaniel 1 Barnabr H C I constructor for the British tvad The Protection Irlt6h navy fa a paper on tion of Iron and Steel Bhlp Against Founder Ing from Injury tn their Bhclls Including tho u ol Armor In this he gave expression to his own theories an to tbo value ot armor Ho said that we are greatly worse off In these days of steel and Iron than when ship were built of oak teak and pine a to the peril arising from perforation of Ibo hells arlelnt frm perorltlon Ibela or hulls of bl8 Increased speed and increased momenta In collision had Increased the risk and at the same time the material of which tho hull Is I composed submits so ull to perfora ton that ho wan Inclined to value tbe opinion of manr eminent men who are etrongly op posed to the abandonment of wooden bottoms both Onefiftieth of the In commerce and war Oneffelb value of the vessel In the mercantile marine ho laid a required annually to make good losses and repairs entailed by collisions alone lie prophesied that America possessing nearly onoelxth ot all the wooden sailing ships ol 100 ton not and upward In tho world would prob ably toil It to her advantage for many year to some to continue the use of wooden ships In the course of his paper tbe essayist suggested a most Interesting possibility In the development of passenger steamships 11 o said saidI 0 I have never thought that sire is 1 I dli advantage In merchant ships supposing they can be worked financially Oa the contrary the advantages arising from size In passenger ships acorn to mn to bo so great that I do not ate where we shall stop I was consulted some rears ago by a busi ness man well known on both sides the At lantic as to the possibility of budding a steel ship which would not roll or pitch or heave In tbe sea and in which therefore the bulk of passengers would be In a less desperate hurry to got ashore lie thought fifteen knots an hour eufllclent epood I appeared to me to b perfectly practica ble with a draught ot water of twentysix feet I thought the minimum length and breadth would be 1000 feet long and SOU feet broad I estimated that with engines of 60000 horse power an ocean speed of llltoon knots could bo obtained Two sets ot apparent difficulties had t be overcome t those connected with tho build ing ot tho ship afloat and those relating to ro oelvlng and discharging cargo The ship would be a steel Island incapable of entering any docks The building difficulties soon disap peared They had no real existence To meet the other difficulties I proposed to form hal lowstillwatorharborsor clocks within the ship entered by gates In the sides and to carry al ways afloat there the loaded barges and tugs turning the barges out und taking In fresh ones already loaded at the ports of discharge and shipment Such a ship would require to be fortified and garrlioned like a town She could be made al solutelyteure against fatal injury arising I from perforation The subdivisions required I for this purpose might bo made to serve effec I tually against the spread of any local fire I do firmly believe that we shall l get the mastery over the seas and shall live far more happily In a marina residence capable of steaming fifteen knots an hour than wo can ever live In seaside towns Tbe question he added of whether we shall effect our conquests by more size or mechani cal dev ices lu ships of moro moderate proper tions depended upon the success of certain efforts now in progress In which there had been three stages In tho first there 1r1l1 1 been observatlous by British naval constructor v hleh hhovv ed that when a gun or water or I other Icoe weight is moved about violently by the rolling of the IhIP the tendency is to bring thn chip to rest This principle Is I now applied by constructing water chum ers abovo the shotproof decks in the larger ships In thn British nutTy The iecond step was achieved by a mechanical engineer who contrived a mochanl watchman dependent upon a long londulum indication with 8Unlellt power to control a small platform carrying a gun or other Instrument In a heavily rolling ship tho wntetmian keeps tho platform and its load I level and at rest The third stop was Ire con struction of u mechanical w atchman doieudem upon one long and one short pendulum which Is capable of controlling a large movable weight It U I sometime mistakenly mid Sir NathanIel added when an iron or steel ship Is Bunk by collision that the ship baa a number of bulkheads or division aol I since these folio I to keep her afloat it mattered little whether bulkheads are fitted or not I It oftn happens he said that a ship Is sunk when only a comparatively annul hole Is made In a single compartment Tlln badly arranged bulkheads do not even delay the sinking The w ater spread Itself differently owing to the presence of the bulkheads but that is all Instead of levelling Itsqlf from end to end throughout Ibo ship and gradually I rising all fore nnd aft the water first fills one compartment then finding tbo top of the par I tition separating it from tho adjacent com partment has tee I brought bolow the level of tile outside water it proceeds to UU that com partment and so on I This iiuentiou had neon fully debated be said in IHiiii by a competent coin unit tio of naval architects ship builders and others and tho committee had decided that no iron passenger ship is well constructed unless her compartments be so proportioned that oho would fl at safely vele any one of them to bo filled with water or be pin ed In free com niunlcallon with the sea Thy recommended that the ship should be ro divided 1 that not only the larccit compartment but any two ad jacent compartments inluht be filled without sinking the ship Thus recommendations hats since roeu absolutely ignored although their wisdom wa not disputed All these ships so far as they are ubod for earning passengers or emigrants have been b ald badly constructed The watertight bulkheads existed for structural pur poses only and would not prevent the foundering of tho ship when run Ihe Wbh into Last year there were added to tin British reglsur about 1000000 ton Iron of steam ships Of tt esn not onethird could lay claim to having been built with uuy Intentional und Batidlactory leuaid to safety by mean of watertight bulkheads Ir modern thi s of war aIded the si eaker the nmii use of ar mor Is to prote 1 the machinery and magazines from slut crud shell Ihe 1jlnch 1 gun is now more than n match at lore uuuners for the best lttlicn 1 steel plates It ieiiuroi the best Jmch armor to Loop out steel prujentlli from the ciluch l gun at fihori roe The great I volume and aceura y of Hhol ilreImiKc the I original arrangement ol 1 broadldo i orla In un armoied tide Inadmissible The crowding of men In lh rear ol un open or unaruiored poit I can no longer on adapted The propelling machinery und the tlnlCn7naa are of more con Baijuence than the whole buttery of guns be cans the ship ban become br virtue of her ram and I torpedoes n powerful Hunting ma chine apart from her guns The large use of sldu armor by itmsm 01 Its weight and e M limits the number of hips obtainable with a given sum of money I 311 contention bo been thut all armed flclitlnc ship piflsent SInai lalm to I o kept alloit against tb alack of the guus which they hay to face I c nsldei that In all such silos the first iluty of the designer II I to DILl till crew to Infliet iluuiaico on tlo enemy I Arum und Mobility th reioro ioine llrit en duranco under gun fl 10 not Tnaie I must Im d gross u ylnuwltn tie silo of the ship in the ftrengtb f he Ifill i and n the am unt or liio mobility But all tbe tglinnj men eyept th t In I oilorn i liopii are t quail enttbdli I u duane 1 f rxictn o under be iirtlliery Ire ubMi they iniiit recoils und sOluTe I liavu leon i unable to Untie JnIII Ie exclusive i liim I r iTtectlon bi put s f sit l le armor In a par I iflar lu B of tr r is i In a IUIK I mi such flillin l IHnirdf tlieuliliei bv epi I nalr I lurgnvuwk not a b lUll nlM of omrnti n fur u flu I Dir lu 101114 I iviulr a to 11111111 IU I ti mk tli Urn is I iml u tt It Ii i rmt si 1 lea If t om HI ntliru will I a a dmnand m ii Y 101 t i oii Uon t III iua rliiliu i I nil fluhlliiic au li pi to bu kept nflont uuulne 111I iitiftck ui jh gun which tin r will I luuito to fCG rill SIcO tllIlllr I jose 11011 sikssji ull I I jitiiv i routal lIuJDt ttjuouraiuiluuinci I I CC5 of this I bunting of blb UIlo Iii III 11 Ihe t apuatcer referrad to lbs varjou eiairn put drti 11 tlv illfTtiroiil iiuiiuiui I tJ r f 1 urn nr but did tot fut e l pialuiauca tor t if larticiuarnna I Ila IJIIIIUt1 l IIIY t ta u I ibln iiu ku III ui eaury uud viral 0111 II n b twehc the IIi olwr mil 1 II i I wrlranurd and fufiiiiIid l riataauifu an or bill 14d ae wonM iu illy tb gigJet i 11 f Uuit tuilliarU for laarltfm warfare hOC west Jmll thai alcrOU l t lb 1111 fII iy Wrsa t ajlriucee otll11 tlnin In fltut tIII tulua shir 1 lor stilt due laitlr u o the icr tuixr 1 Ir fulili t II qtid Pill 10 the Ui eof uriuoi I lJiltfu4iitS In II iugul r iii it I ni Tu man ul war pr i rwll irl biir jtv r aiaij i icn hue u ie tl I ansi r ni msr rll Ltyr I iij PuLl Still and etelI fr d muroi Ua Bi b i 1111111 rln i ul I liBtO r 5C4 1 w 111 cis14LtatUte1ipe Will La iuItt 3 unlTeri ally for the defines of the absolutely vital parts of every ship built expressly for war s serlfc sir Iiowthtan Rail road a paper entitled The 1robablit Fulute ot the Manufacture if Iron It was open to question he raid whether there wall any form of matter which tho I human race could less easily spare than Iron Ii i The oro of this metal he said were b f ar the must abundant of metalliferous min erals and even In the lowest type of savage life l it could have scarcely escaped notice that a morsel of this abundant ore surrounded by glowlna charcoal product a metallic mans capable of being forged Into oMecti greatly l rlled in Jallr life Isolated barbarians near t he great African lakes ware found to bo f amlllar with thU mode of obtaining Iron The blast furnace Is supposed to have been Intro duced in the latter part of the sixteenth ran tury when It nnolutlonlred the mode of man ufacturing Iron The speaker referred to the marvellous changes the presi nt century In the manufacture of Iron through tho Intnntlva gonlui of blr usury Be semer and Sir William Hlemons i In considering the future of the maiTufactnrVTof iron ho felt It will to consider the various proceeds used In treating the ores of f Iron Among those that known as the driot was regarded with favor by man eminent metallurgist ltd simplicity rendered It i highly attract e There were some prob lems l still to bo solved before this process could be entirely successful and many great men had l labored In the attempt find the correct solution He was Inclined to doubt their sue ees In the year 1727 he paid cbnnoal pig i ron cost fO 5s per ton at Kidderminster of which the Iron stone ont i only Pos To convert this Into malleable Iron In a Lancashire lire a further exi endltnre of 15 won incurred bring ing i uti tho tutnl cost to 1 t11 5s One hundred and f sixty yrnr later England Is bringing oro 3000 miles over sea selling the PK Iron made from f It at a little more titan 40t and selling steel ralU mado from the same pig at less than 70s A Ray of Hope rer kit be era hil W tt cktln ecrsfite er ether d laeeeei ertke fcl 004 eonte treat Meo4i SareaparBle dw wklcaby l r rtlaflhe elettteu of t4 healik ad itrtajth to tlla vital ftslC dissolves the bends ot tlteaee 5 n4 isle tV tapllve fr e No etaer reneay In suit e ce has an equal I reeer ef remarkable caret Ke other p reparatlM lImbless ike redtlve cculcmZ III ptenlUr pm inerll aal the mdlrltal power et lleoli Sareapatina KoUby all triitfeia Hi sic fir Si rnpwed by a L HOOD A CO Lentil Mali The N Y Police Say member of lbs p11C5 of thu city for iiattuI dli S comber h Srt And drutint hr 11 tIme BtO tfl alt lreban of wrkthtr bt wearneamielft witS b1et l rut lOst SIUCCI a brcaklnI Oil on the el in ant sIociSu1 l rtimniatltm I WM unJfr the treatment Hnn phyietars without isnflt l One I r eomre n oil the fans a 4Ti54 me to try r arlal Blood lore I dli I n rQltlflI In accumllele core of all mr allmntii Itorlen hit Ihl orlIralo may Imloee otture a ItT the cur who lacy b LUtICO UM Iwal remain year irn TX iaaUEg Hew York July 1 tIa glottis The arias Wood Cure lo palllnir fad nnmerouo eel 0 or Mfroliil nd Holt KhruM In one month Una Where ll other blood pnrlder bT rkllad rif ii nt to ake lleIO dlwuci of Infancy or old u All drurirUt Salt It roles Unr ii lr 51 imill II SCOt for 4icttntIv l 5 pamtihlfi and rorltn Cal 1 ALNAH UltAZILIAS PhCIFIC ro it Wall sL h w fork IDOfft lanII1R 1 rl BARGAINS BARGAINS VICTORIAS AFTER TALI tRIt w e WILL TonE TIIKM KRhB OP CIUROE VA N1SU TUKU IN THE fcPRINU IliKt OK C1IAHUU FLANDRAU CO 7S S7i B78 HROOMP RT FJLiANDBAUCO me 374070 IIUOUMI HT SII IIl z and Summer Carriages OF THE IltHT CIAH Visterlas Wisgont tps ibrIolete I5et Siign Two Vhecers urlnln ock wareL Mall Pbitttloni FK Ton Cbrlol t 1ndlllloU lino II Iloc Umnlba ICnitd Von Oiaq oJ CoekWayB Teip Plaelon fnupe nock WHr indie Pheton Holder lh eto Hn ktioard VlaVi lIIgo Csrtit 1adII ICunnbont Fancy Tiac Urrlir IMlaelon Jiocior firn MurrI Itoelorw nrallhm Children Trapa JTjuiejr natJrbard Hnxnn Iliarloaa SECONDhAND WD PblonL hiuckboarttt llockaw ri Aarrora Fancy Traps IciorUn Landaulctlx 11 iinnxUM Ciru Do a Poi VIIUio I Cartt stunioio lug 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SADDLE CO it5 Cbanberl1 A FAMOUS SHOE N An honest tale pd belt being pttl told und the fame of the IIAXAIV HHOE for centlemen baa ped from EOBC to one br that moat Wectlveyet almpleat method which la the habit or the wearer to recom mead It to hla I friend Oae cant help speaking a cod word for the IIA AN HI1OK alter once wearlaa it HANAN 86 SON AT RETAIL 307 TJBOADXVAT ear Paltoi st EOTM I1BOADA bet Head A JDaaaa loa imoAUWAY or ROth New York 80S 1LITON HT JIIIOOKITN Opposite City Hull HKANCII HTOItEBi 1DILADEIPDI BOSTON ChICAGO AND MILWAUltEE CAIN rF1 ONE POUND I1f A Day A AIM or A fntMr A I AV IIi TUB CASK If A HAH Will HAS lie I I WE 1 Alh I JUM IJOWN AM HAS liKl N I I I T AE THAT IIHAKAISIE H ball I k a U U SCOTTS fMULlO OF PURE COD LIVER OIL WITH MypophospliHcs of LImo 6 Soda It IIXIHINU UHDIIMI J Hit MAT HAS urn N iinroKMHxuu XMMVIK A MN AIA1AIlt At Mil I Ed 1wi LII JlV lIIYItAN Intl II HV AI I VrIIIIIIJU AYUiUiIJhihh11btUhhAhb IMITA1IDKI v to J tJJI FVLLUAX IKS HIS SVZT A Decision Worth SOOOOOOO to fliP Palace Car Conipaay BOSTON Oct 9The Pullman Palace Car Company has just won a suit that Is worth oily 125000000 to the company It Will the suit against the Boston and Albany Itallroad Corn pan but the real defendant was the Wagner Palace Car Company Judge Colt of the United States Circuit Court heard the evidence last Juno and ordered a decree for tho plaintiff this morning The suit was a bill alleging In frincement of letters patent granted on May li 18S9 to George M Pullman for u new and useful lmproouient In solid vestibule connec tions between railroad cats The subject of thu controversy Is the vestibule attachment to trains The Court In answer to the first ground of the defence that tho patent Is old for want of novelty says Considering the amount of thought In tbo country directed toward Im provements In railway mechanism whereby greater Kilety and eomfort may be secured to the triuellinu IIIJIIC It hardly seems poneIble that the Pullmuu vestlbulo system In view of what It has accomplished and the Immediate reiocnitlon nf Its merit wa the result of Lbs oxerilso merely uf mechanical skill and there for not patuntuble under tho laws of the United btates Leaving out the tieshlons patent I can disco or nothing in the nrlur state of the art which anticipates the Pullman patent or which should render It void for want of ratentable novelty The ourt then took up the Sessions patent wbtih Wile a patent granted to H H Sessions on NOT 151887 and which It Is contended by thedefendants describes what is now claimed as the Pullman invention Hesslons Is general manager of the Pullman Company ana he ap plied for his patent two weeks before the Pull man application was made Judge Colt wild that the fact that the applications wore filed at about the fame time goes to chow that Sessions thought he had Invented sumethlnu and that Pullman believed he had lamented Komnthlug and his lunar aftor examining in detail the lalms of the two patents all The problem HensloiiH set ont to soil 0 was to diminish certain evils Incident to a train 01 cars namely to the starting and ftopplnc of them and to a swaying which antis I undir nlftt r ntt ill rsn certain I c nclitions when tlio ears are moving l On the ottur hand what Pullman undertook to do was to overcome the difficulties Incident I to a vestibule 111lollon butireon curs und ho acompllrhed this by moans of flexible or ad I justable joints to einiit i a sufficient inornicnc I belw11 Indlndnal passcncer carswhli h he declares li the lneutlon he desires to protect I cannot upon a comparison of the two pan nis taken In conncitlun with the eldt ncaof ties sins hold him tn bo the prior Inventor It seems to me that It would lie an act or Injustice for tha Court by Infer ence to Incorporate the Pullman luvm tlun into the tiesstons patent and thus prevent both 11IItor from deriving any benefit from this Improvement because it is c manifest that If f we lIetroy turn Pullman patent hcsuiona can derive no benefit from tha Pull man Invention bevaure he nowhere describes or claims It In his patent The Court In conclUKlon said Upon th construction now gu n by the Court to the Pullman patent I have nn doubt that the structure uxed by the dpfendanU Is within the patent It may not work peifeetly but It COIl taian the substance of the Pullman Invention Let a doirio bo drawn for complainant as prayed for In the bill tiucioo Oot Concerning the decision In hiBfa or In Boston today Mr Pullman bald this afternoon As I understand the matter the decision covert every point Involved In the litigation anti Is a ci mplote victory for us It I will mean that no other company can lawfully use u vestibule I Tho decision completely knocks out the Wagner Car Company mM the general coon sellor They will not be able to use any tort of a vestibule The people In gen eral mar not understand just now this decision differs from the one rendered hy Judge Orcsham This Is the Important one The others only Involved the patent on the soring presMne the vestibules totether After Judge Qrenhara decided that the Wagner Conn any had nn right to use the feeiclon coring and make a solid train the MiMilbul cars continued to run on this Wagner roads The company simply dodged the Issue by leaving nut the spring and keeping the ves tibule This decision Is on tne OIlman pat eat which coversth vestibule ILselt Including the fceirjous spring which presses the ends of the vestibules together XV JtiBUKAXCB 5trflfDLEIl lie Ullla Illmeeir Hcvcral flier to the Great JXecrct of the Coatpanlen PnEscoTT Arlz Oct 0 tUodr Sheriff Mo Inerney tn TuesJuy brdcaJ In jail here one of the most noted swindlers In the Southwest Ho g ei by the namu of James M Wilson alias Matthews ulias Holler alias Mujdlson and his peculiar vocation ha been to swindle life Insurance companies HU first venture was in Arkansas some tears ago wean bn blew up a cottage In which hu lived The explosion occurred prematurely nnd an a ruhult lie was severely luiurtd and now wears a silver plate on top of his bend Ills supposed body was found In the wreck and burled by the sorrow Ing widow who recovered the amount of hU life Insurance policy In 18B4 ha battled In Don Ana county N U with his wife and Immediately took out a life Insiurants policy for frflKNJ lu tha New York Mutual Insurance Company and an additional u od nl pole for I1U 000 A few months uflar r i MIIL the policies u lUhliu es i MOII teas rgttulid in Iliu III Uruude and Wilton i wun reported uiowuud A keunli rieiiltad In fliiillnu H tiod wl Icli mis lurid lb I mspl inns of llf liikurimo conirauja tiers urcUkvdui daiilnn niigaif wtivii WllkKii wife end uilier oulejerutu be I 4JZlI alar used and thai I liii country luru nviurd w re offered for his arrest aid oiii of ilia ivuit dotuctiie in the c Wit y rtmiul I li Cc iiiici tub i iiii 7 iirfiiif a rMiui I v hilt to t iioci f i I Id rhhrln M liiornuy luis n tided I t II n ihuru I und niiija tp ar st 1 ll 5 It uiijtiij ii I 01 1 but fiulnin i 0 Icitue alien out f the I I lu I u II thus Ilio Uruniln Mcci il IH f mid II ttlaj I tt 10111 iJimun ii dan lle plc uu li I r itie i li u lice ill fey ifa lug Jiti I u inHir I lHil iiii ultli hu wife he lucre lie tljoiix It w n Id U a food WeE to t i iiiv lilii ei by jlaiaidln i tuu drnMnal I t l u louii I Jin Wiio JvIus I lu I 11 gulch owo dl tulit4l hoist iuujp 115 will hotakeu tu ftew JOkItui tod ICai4a5 Pssay tjiJgu JbilKh of tint CIy Oiurt j eiincjiy Witaiitvd thv oidvr UIeI whHi William i leeway Irutidaiitof his Jalutr C rjt itoU play of 1alnivr Mass wait anaited lo II i ulti itt fK H k IIUeluA lie I lice Cannel luKliUf 1 turer Tint ilir u4 Iliat iJawar bad ob ikii d N Mil I voidk fioni Iliviii Iii ini iei f ese 51 l on vin ui iud It aOl a 5 d hut he IUiiii nbrut k hal lid liiiiiivc Into i the store mid milaruliiiid blin uctd tjii lejicilhf jir s i uiii htik lire 11 I 1110 ly JuJge l 1 Vbriltb SaD ibM bf pi kliCWrd tbiil J X bad Uva UitaUlU llUi t5 ieVi4iatlv M Uss I Ltl 111 a MB ORES LITTLE SCHEME CUARUfl mm nonnixo nIB 4UNY AND TRTIXa TU tUrf hint PROPKRTr He Shad Her Locked Tip for Examination aa to Her Hanlly and MoU lie Fnral tare a4 Took P p loa of All Her rrp rtrNow air Ore le U cked Vp Manfred Hamilton Ocr Is a abort thin man of 85 cars with bristling blond hair and mous tache and a faco full of Jagged outlines lie U a faithful attendant ot Ur Paxtons church and for many yearn baa been a worker In the Y M U A Until six month ago ho was a member of the Seventh Regiment Just now Mr Orr U unable to attend meetings ot tho V M 0 A nor will Dr Paiton neo his eager and devout face In thoDoongregntlon next Sunday The fact U Manfred Hamilton Orr has been found out and is now under 1500 ball In the Jefferson Market prison awaiting trial for Brand larceny About twentyfive yean ago Orr was left an orphan His aunt Mm Parah Ninon took him and has sInce clothed and fed him bringing him up as her own child When her husband died ten rears ago she intruded Orr with the care of the small fortune left her It U for al leged violation ot this tnibt that Mr Orr baa been locked up Mrs Nixon la a woman with no knowledge ot business and advancing ngo has made her somewhat eccentric Fire years ago last May Manfred aa her agent leased a house at 3C3 West Thirtieth street Furmtuie to the value ot 5000 was purchased and Mr Nixon routed the rooms to lodgers Manfred collected and took charge of all her money for her One day about two rears ago eho went away on a visit and when she returned she found the house stripped of everything and when she searched for Manfred he was gone alno After some time ho returned and patched up a flimsy story which only partly deceived Mis Nixon Bluco that time her trust lu him ban been not altogether complete and at times her suspi cions have broken out In reproaches But whenever the money came from her land In vestment lu OadBcu Ala she allowed Munfied to have it aa she knew no one elio and loved him because of nor long care for him A year ant 1 a halt ago a low months after Manfreds escapade lu Thirtieth street Mrs Mi on leased the house at Ids West Thirty fourth street furnished It for about 3000 and again rented rooms to lodgers The lease was secured by Orr and the furniture was Insured by bIzpforl000 On Tuesday night a week ago Ocr had Mrs Nixon am sted and locked upon his affidavit that she was insane and unlit to beat large having nbused and uscnulted him She was taken topilson that night and Mr Orr went quietly to an advertising Office and hud the following notice Inserted In the papers of Wednesday t morning CIIAIilrs ULLUANN Anctlonrer Mill Tills DAT Wednesday at coal ocleck entire furniture carptu lo ot oureiory Soul IDS Wot J4th IL com print wanuu sib and cherry chamber isis tablta chair bureana raatlreistl wardrob lora itona wailiitaniit addlnf t Ac cood carpel Uuuurboui aala poiulve dealer Invited The auctioneer came and before the after noon the house was partly stripped About S5U was realized Irorn the sale W hue tbo auction was In progress Mrs Nixon was pro testing her sanity vainly before Justlco Ollelily blue was sent to theCoimmssioners of Charities und Correction and after three day trial was pronounced cane and dis missed She returned home only to find the house hall empty the roomers nil gone and her nephew lu possession There sere high words between them From that time until a few days ago Orr was In tbe JatTareon Market Police Court almost every da trying to get a warrant for her arrest for assault Justice Oltellly rofuhod to give him a warrant because of the decision of the commission which hat Inquiroti into her san ity Urn wrote to Dr C 11 Richards of thus llloomlngdale Asylum netting forth that he had an Insane aunt and wished to get her lu there Dr Itlchards wrote him that the asylum was crowded On Tuesday night Ocr called upon Dr Tuengltnc nt his oil Ice 422 West Thirtyfourth street and Induced him lo go to the house of his aunt with him and oberve her actions without being eeen by h r Ur aang1ing was slipped into the house and hid himself In the room next the room where Mrs Mxon was sit ting hen Ocr went In und began to talk to her The listening Doctor hoard her heap re proaches upon his bond heard her cull upon I her dead husband to na e and piotect her from the infamy of his Ingratitude hoard her de nounce him ns a thief u liar a hypocrite und an ingrate The Doctor concluded that Mr Nxon must be Iniane nnd according then and them vrol out aoertiilcatn that Mrs Nltonti rniud should be subject of Inmilry and nd dresei It lo Justice Gorman On edneday morning Orr appeared before Jutl e Gorman for the becond time this week Ihu Jutlce looked at the certificate and handed It buck and toid Urr to take himself ofT Ever sins the returnof Mrs Nixon from thus prison Orr had guarded her closely remain ing with her most of the time and locking her tip In the houKe whenever La went out As she is In feeble health this plan worked well but while he was at court un Wednesday morn ing she managed to open one of tie parlor window anti climb down to the street about nine feet below She went to Polite Headiuar tori and told her story Detective U erg ant Vallely took all parties before Justice Gorman yesterday mnrnli It was then nhown clearly that Orr bad noth low and was handling Mrs Mxonn money as owner of It while pretending to her that be wus noting as agent allely tectitlod that Orr ha I acknowledged the theft to him and luau oltered to tefiind the money he got for the fur niture If Mrs Nixon would not prosecute him Orr ha no tabular occupation A god many years ago he secured n portion as canvasser through lbs Y M C A Since that time he has canvassed for several concerns Hut during the last year be has devoted himself to his aunts aiTiiirs He was commuted f fr trial in default nr tl500 bnlL When arrested ho had but U350 In money BAILOR ZIUMKllUAyXS DAY OFF The Tire Men Who Helped Rim Get Rid ofBSau held far Alletred Grand Larceny Joseph Zlmmermann o sailor on the cruiser jyhlladclphla Marled from her navy yard In Brooklyn on Wednesday with 209 in hula pocket the amount of hU savings on several eruleos He was heat on having a good time and took along three men John Murray Win C Koeh ler anti John Daly whom be pi Iced up near the navy yard gate During the afternoon and evening the four visited scores of saloons and finally wound up In ono In Washington avenue near the nay lard Here a wrest ling match was arranged between the genial pallor and Daly It WD In piogiess when Policeman Itoyla of the Mirtlo avenue station iirrested the four men All itnmorrn nuns money had disappeared with tun exception of 120 and some small chance which wns found with lilsci miiuilon Ibis latter have all beou held for alleged grand larceny Cheap Car Fare for llrooklra Children A resolution Introdui by Mr H MWinter was pabted unanimously by the Board of IMu cation iu Drooklvn oil Tuesday lust appoint ing a special committee of thrne toonmiiiunl cala with tlo railroad companies of the city with the purpose of securing 11 reduction of carfares for chol children end to report lo the Hoard at H e next ueeilnc Slosr II M inter W P rergutuii and John luilfiyle I were app mtel hey the President Among KIOSK who would bn specially hxiieute I by any coiceiHl ns efl the part of the riill roads are the i oting Ladles Central Schools In Hrerhon street and Mull avenue ud lu Aiielnhl street and Myrtle menue also the llotsCentral hchnol at ourtnnd Livingion tnet ami tba Iralolig bchogl In berkeley place ntur Hflhuvanuo Thejp Mar Iba Wlaler Will He Nvsre JiuiiBFiniiN B J Oct yTIm Hrule In dians ore moving their tepees in the land ud jolinug lice agency building In order to ia cuts their winier ruloiio wlttiout Inning lo truvel any uioiitiUun o lea Jndiaiik b lluva tha Ovuiluu wjutir will be Knu and seyou Tall Allraclloa Ml Krauaer Ullaa At Urcuaera Kregiler Kllae A breudir ere s sect I u s dry i fUiili Louie rlirdut iota lilt rrin al lle corner ut 1t0O14y and 511db tfit errusud tuy ti siab Mite 1 eul IeJaiSr Print lu Hie tame Hue of buiiiiM ouUiiJeu ruplieiieil luSt ukidrral pluck ant cer Mtfauce wujlj Le lme inrylu uule his r eirea fa If f Innately tIters l tracts are conipuuoui lu a I lime ut Ite ouiif Iflei ctuip e nil ii l e Cue e A rreull an e ac4edIHty i hOISt CHC mcraiire bciiiD n nw 15555 Ubliibid Iw hiSs ef f I0i 4i dare iso add ei I lu Ike talk Oaie lUiiiJIuf Uu i euj uliiiir icc e il Cal ii 1 I Illi Irlmwe4 Hi 150 or neurel call nf erMi Mel Kill ie l i4 Mi ll r of krlUlueir r ami vi iralluIi at ei9 a4li glv l In figure li ir ig ii lie gaI I4 i ton if ceO an scseisiy l aiirstine Liiiiani I sitocu iOtsut4ivstda I r J Si i riikti iii euel aisi i Mr e aii4 of lal I fail in slluibre suitciuu4i l iu 4 uel caiii cf judueiii a leluici 4 J ferleiif re rel Iv ualeU lu elr I IraitIl icta tIassui sLd ISV Scull ii Luid i 3 5Mc hussy eiLg fanellet I j 551111 yilaJ i vile as 4 lte itSilisijIMi fu i tnt frlci l ij u ailC IdJit iw Ii tS 455 pii4sg taggig oh luiiliini ttitltu lriw4 dlie aiii iuiliiaCliiS Wira j K an4 In It5 asaluIrS mini nl all J ui n j urdi4 situ latch ili4a He lnttt scud iloti tivtttmiiHi Ulli rejflc e l usual hut be ii51sv e 4 II ILe ci i iiirf II I llaiiell l I i 1 l cc Ilill ff heal flu wise 4i et fe ll Ia lie tlaliKliiuelil eiul ra luf let slid 554 I iliICi9l4 511 I filwee vi IssIiVt 4e Ill ii K elL r ou llit e Wlxiiil fuuibfari i us aulcj a ie ea iatauI ItitSil 5 tiVi liriliJ 115 C5i17 PVc SI hiS sept a iwttflh ilia ISis p1 s ckH liu5 5i LJIW SvILI54 CI j5 A POLlCtlilAV CHARGED trim URIBK 74 KING noardlnB Ronaa Keeper Bausch Maya ETa JPald SO era Onrae Office Permit Edward RaiiFch proprietor of the Hotel Uni versal a boarding house for Immigrants at 0 Battery place ruvuioa Iloundsmnn Thomas llyland of the City flail police station of ac cepting through John Mcdratb who runs a lal or bureau at S Washington street a bribe of 50 for procuring llnusch admission to the Marge Office Col Weber and Gen Olletrne Investigated the matter and turned the textl money they collected over to Inspector Byrnes Ilausch was heard to lament the loss of his money because ho hadnt received an aqulio lent as he had been with others prohibited from using his permit to enter the Bargo Office and take charge of Immigrants consigned to bis place just after ha hud paid for the privi lege Charles T Kline who has an Interest In the saloon next door tn the Barge Oflloo and bad endorsed Haunchs application for a per mit heard that Bausch had charged that ho had got a share of tho money Mr Kline went to Gen OlJelrne who had Mr Rausah brought batons him Mr Hauseh and his wife swore that after bo bad made his application llyland told him that ho wouldnt get permission to enter tho liargo Ofllce until the right Influence was brought to bear on that quarter Hyland culled several times after that and finally took Itausch to tho liartoOni e and Introduced him to Gen OBalrno who piomlsed tu give him a tem porary permit On the aft rnoon of Bent 12 while Haunch was sink Iilnnd and McGnith called at tho hotel nnd Mild that it would ci Bt 5U for a per mit Haunch paid the money nnd McQrath received It from Mrs Ilauscb Hvlnnd having left the room riTnarklng that iii didnt want to have anything to do with tha money Haunchs barkeeper Frederick Hossbach do dareS that ho saw Mr llausch pay McOrath Itausch went to tho Barge Olllco with lie Grath and H lund took him Into Gen OBelrnos office whero ho received n tem porary p rmlt Roundsman Hrland says be was on special duty Inspecting licenses on the tiny be went Into Itnuseha vinci He declares that the money paid to McOrath wait for licenses Bausch say that Is not true aa he had all the licenses ho required sins SMITH ir AS JEALOVS The Pastor Called In Without Avail to alnrannlce Uattere Judge Ingraham In the Supreme Court Special Term Is engaged In the trial of a salt by Louise J Smith the daughter of a wealthy Californian for a limited divorce from Clifton 0 Smith a clerk of Wells Fargo Co to whom she was married on Dec 12 1833 She charges drunkenness cruelty and aban donment On one occasion she says when she complained of his bad habits and said Eho would tell his father if bo did not stop ho called her names and choked her In the lat ter part of 1888 ho advised her to visit her parents In Los Angeles and he would go on in the summer and bring her home She went but be did not and In October 1R8U she re turned socretly and found that he was living In their Hat a part of which wan occuple 1 by a widow his Eubunnnt Mrs Smith bays she found the widows clothes and her husbands mixed up In the bureau Slit complained and her husband culled her a perfect fiend bbs consulted her aunt ajout the matter tend finally there tens a conference between her berhusbaiid his father and the widow Mr bmith wanted her to retract what she had said about the widow but she telused and ho threatened a suit for separation A subsequent meeting ot the couple before their pastor for the purpose of effecting a reconciliation was unfruitful The defence la that Sirs smith abandoned the defendant Case thii on Mlae Lawrences Income James O K Lawrence was appointed gen eral guardian of his niece Esther Grade Law ranee thus daughter of the late Gen Albert GaJlatln Lawrence and the granddaughter of William Beach Lawrence Her father left no estate but under her grandfathers will sho was to receive onefifth of the net Income of his estate during the life of her aunt Esther O Wheeler who is now 65 rears of age and onefifth of the principal at Mrs Wheelers death The entire estate Includes fUuuOO personalty and 1000000 worth of real estate In this city During his guardianship Mr lawrenco has received I300OO for bin ward There has Hcaummulated In his hands I217B3 of which 11700X1 In vetted in bonds Miss Lawrence has been Urine In Dresden with her guaidlans sister who received 2WO a year ion her care Now Esther Is In the city whero ihe Intends to reside She has no relatives hero besl lex her uncle and a mature chaperon is required and she wants tn spend the gum merH out of town Her guardian therefore recommends that her entire In oome bo allowed to her and upon nU petition Judge Barrett has appointed E A Kent referee to Inqulro Into the matter Pay TeaipUlon Cornel to Court Toy Temploton and diamonds dispelled for a tim yesterday the customary gloom In United States Commissioner Lymand office In the Post OHIce The actress had come down to bock up by word of mouth what she had raid lu a cold typewritten aflldavft to the effect that i4ueanl the nine was cntlllcd to the diamond jcvvoltv that had I eon M7oj us sniuggol goods from tolet Ilernohv un bin nrilvnl In ilils I country blue sty ro at taut inphAtli I I ally lust the gems had been in her actual usse s nl it nlir I horn elgutecn moulbi to live years and clue iroduc d pbces of jewelry matching home of the setred nrtl les Of course she ad mitted shun had not held them all the time The exception were Whoa lh ParUlui momy lenders heli I them as security and now that the ilivenimcnt wlihh Ids tlem Many of the lavulu ware lttaflti from How II Oiborn c Thi heHrlng na adjourned for n further ex amination of Osborui vukt who brought this thlngt over Caiiiclil us Eel l In Kim Hlr el tiebing wa pretty good yesterday ut Worth and Kim streets and though iiMihlug was cuuuht except uu i uul still that wm 3 feet lone and will count ana riilber fair dtloli U wiBdurlv in the ultarnuon arid John Juinea di t her I of ii i warring art liul i lieu liii at tho c rner In fill hU tank vUivn lie llioi ghl lint lank ought lo bo iiula lull IK lo ked through I liii POI Ing m Ilia loii Mlii I law duruutf about lu the waiir u thin ship till joeui Jmu D I r u ictit T in II cud rI k a nt to huru liU unit and Uteh tba ulittuiiiig atruiU Tom 1 gut uwfiill wet iiolng it but Ice caught the slip hurry thug II walt fiu vul A ii I ii IMII mi II UK lludeiln The luvri of 1141 unit rcu viy I nnd autumnal I licugu no rraluiy Ill ur illsls by i UelIwi4 i trip Up the llndeun hue iiupli l uf HID rftur at lici 5eSIhiIl I r sututsig a iIlOiyitiiiit or 1110115 than ordmuri luuui I A trie U i lice Albany air line aiiniiium Saw ru and Albaii ID Veet I ullit teiw uig or ruiiifiikep u fn t cinllili if down at inn Vls luau fi vurlu I iiirlui lIlIlhi ml is HI Un j A Him iisee of IIP iiw iirll l run lu I Iml In imatuiiifina iuuii 1 lo iualcIusiii j IIrIiuai a lii C ifully I uijiiuys viKiptaiji iroiii ilrtiuklru I u n trit by Ann x w A l Sw irk I hr sass Irea ul Mlii Wisi SWsuiui y ni ii A M A Lii i bllQUhIit lV ulb l uwar Mr Ilvuaa YJsisd Juci July ban iirufltul to liiupedou se eira ili g IMword II Jiuuisi 1 1 fron prudinlnj is j S rareibii of Ju I Iriu sgul i t it auier Iiie Ju4s lioliutist uiider Hr jlau kiipu JtIjg willi UiJiitfr IJiiiiial t r innaii ibvel ir Vlliu It ltrud4ucii it lire Atlr lists Me atutsii 44 tjsis IIsh I ivLek4 JIvw sjtiUe iiWtuut PILOTS TAKE A DAY Off They Iebrat the JlebnlldlnE and Ke cbrlatenlnK of No B A jolly crew of Sandy hook pilots and their friends took a sail down the bar esterday on Pilot Boat No 8 the Illchard K Fox The boat Is one of the smallest of the Now York fleet She came from Boston about three years ago and until recently she was known as the Lit tie Her owners Ifkcd her so well that Instead of building a new boat as was their llrt In tention they almost entirety rebuilt the Llllie this summer at btarins thlp yard Port Rich mond htaten Island and now with new masts new rigging an almost now hull and anew name sIlo is I as stanch and handsome a boat as any that carry pilots to sea Her owners are Cnpt David B Mcolay John J J Canvln P M alsh John Wright and Chnrles W Hawthorne Old No 8 was the Illfated Columbia that was run down and sunk by the Btt amer Alaska In 18S3 All hands were drowned Four yours elapsed before the Llllie was purchased to taUo tho Columbias place There wns so little wind e terday that the boat which left the ship yard nt 10 A L was unade to get for bohiw the Narrows against the flood tide HO sue was anchored ofT Tompklnsvlile A collation was served and the health ot tbe pilots und of Mr Fox was drunk lit the cabin Two Very Old PrleonerM Two very old offenders worn arraigned yes terday in the Court nf Kolons In Brooklyn One was David Spurgoon Perry 93 years old who wan formerly ainlnlter but finally de genenitfd Into a street fakir In August lnt he ilimpp arm with lire and wagon be longing to liver man Jmuis linwney and a iiiontli later was captured n lladelpnla with thu rig lie tcariuily pleaded guilty and waa rnniniidel fir aentoru e Beventllvoiiir henry Crosby also pleaded guilt to au att mpt ut grand larcuur Iookln rorUalutlveorU icon W nratra A despatch was received at Police Hendouar I tare y nt rday from Bedford Iowa stating i that Gsuig W Brown formerly of New X rk had attaiiiDtad suicide there About twelvn years nc9 Jlrown then a b y of If sears was In the ovv 1 turk Call die P te tory at 10 1 3 ilonioo street HU lather John PrcWi wns a ass cIltucihi Stid was killed tuttttt year agi In this harbor by fulllngfr u Igg g The ileipatoh akked the polIce to llud Ur wn e rela tive her or in Brooklyn r

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J THE SUJN FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 1800 6 ITS TAMMANYS TURN NOW rlll WANT Htti ni niaiouiHATKD TtiMrit Tk He o l 10 r f a tro Ur Mft rrrlnn 1v I omlilerfd and Dele Mrnll Talkulol lor Dlllrlct Atlnrnrr The Tanmanr people received were not rettly lnipi sod by tho news ot tlio selection J ofttiooppollonticket Therewanogather ing ol snslous and expectant leaders any where walling to hear something drop Many around the hotels sonin were nt of them ION nrolnd 1 lhol Ihetticwnm nul not a few vveieat the Man hattan IlnK Thoy did nt liavo much to nay bout tio bibv Thoy took tho philosophical abul that their opinions on Ilio hubjocl were I Dot of suci particular Irtirest but tb y tamed tn t BOO wliat toreptio i would bl ac jordoil to tlio calico ticket liv tho public The Tammany City nud CUlt Convention BtoHi b hold tonight 1101 l tthllo tho llepub llcans niul County Democrats nto lu conven tion and giving n pcrfun lry t Imtoroment to tl tot llio Tnmmnnvie will the puchwork tkt wi tl making up the ono whtih thoy hnvo no iouht nlll win llio IlnOO I of Bolng right Semi ali putting up n ticket hit boon elol firmed irrovocnblv nnd no delay on tun part of Ud fuslonlstjt would bnvo changed It The e 110 chnnlod 1 farther programme of putting uo n good tlckot Hllalsobondherol to II rlctly The lxeeutlvo Committee will meet today Eerlthl til M The IBOI munition of Muyor Urnnt Cotconrxe a f rug no conclusion Itcouso emoiitlywn onlviiioitloned Incidentally last venlng and w is usually eouplod with refer ee es to Unit young man u od luck The Comptrollorshlp lecohod I iigood sharool at tention nnd it Is I no secret thaI tno endorse ment nf thl nol rcnoinlnntluu of Comptroller 51era VMimilorcnnMdrtitlnn Hut J Kdwnrd Him miinsnnd Joseph J Littler on nlso mentioned 1ne Sheriff Is still u dark horse tor District Attoinov Delnncoy Nlcolls wns thnnnlynnma Atoloev being talked uliotit Judge Freed thnt was blln lalod I 101 Judlo Freoo lt mans renomtnatlon was viewed as a matter ot coureeId ronllnnlon considered almost equally certain thnt City Court Judges liiogorlch nnd 0 jTitzilinons will get nclmnco tn run boforotho people for tho ofllcps thoynovv hoid by appoint ment of Cov Hill Tlio ronomiiiatlon for Prosl Pent of the Hoard of Aldormon of John 1 V Arnold tbo popular President of tho Domo tntlc Club completes tltn list of what Is rOi couablr certain of being dmo G I V LHOClAaiATIOlt While the P M I Hcrnmble for Offle Xte OolnK In for Prlnclplo The Central Labor Union Legislative Party at It has dubbod itolf hold 1 harmonious con vention in Clarendon Ilall last nlcht With a loud cheer tho delegates erected thunnnounco lnl that tbe Twentythird Assembly district a nominated thellrst candidate for AfBora blr and that Cornelius FDoody was the man CoDcratulatlona wcro showered upon him Tbo Eighteenth district will nominate on Oct 15 Tbe committee appointed to cot UP an addiess to tbo public turned it In I wns adopted With I roar Thero was an oxrectntlon nmonj tome of the delecnto that James P Archibald would drop In n P M 1 hook covered with L U halt but it didnt come The proclamation ears that amonc the dom inant political parties this election Is I merely ala llcal Vila scramble for uuUcn with no Issue of Inter la Ibis will bn interesting tit to tho mn e i wi tA Inlcroslnl readlnc to the P M 1 of which Mr Archibald UalUiht Tho proclamation coai on to Bay ttmt tho election Is I luiportuut to orcnnlzed All over the land the anemias of organized Al aro active 1 viullaut nnd determined They recocnbo tlio linportnteo of tho uues lone that will bo settled hoonor or later by tho ballot or the bullet Thoy have choon the bullet as tho cravornrdsnt Albany nnd other railroad centre attest As men ot peace wo ralrond appeal to tho ballot all ask you to ns dst us In rur work The bulwark of tho onomvlstho State J oirlslnturo Tor decades It has virtually been their private proi orty ami they bavo nsed It to adxnnco their own Bolllsh ends The sIlvertonKiied orntors free PISS book has exerted an Inlluence over the memOcraof tbat body that they duio nit resist FollowIworkincn and fellow citizens we representatives ut ornai 1 ed In or have re solved to put an ond to this state of affairs Loakodout men and women havobecn treated as outcasts and strlkois ns criminals They have been denied tbo use of imblio streets their bouses and places of meetlnc liavo lieen Invaded iholr mentlncs dispcroo they nava been clubbed and shot nt without cause or provocation Acaln they hnn boon insulted and terrorized r y aimed band of Pmkerton assassins who bare noi utopued oven nt mur der Neither nco nor SOY has been n defence Bitiilnst thxrlllosof thoflo nutlawH Vorkinc men hire beon jammed Into prlon and l bull fORd refused criminals on tho perjured statements otselfcon Tbo proclamation therefore urcnt worklne men to elect Assemblymen who will represent them and who will voto for Stato control ut railroads eundini armies and for the prohibition ot private llsrJLL 1 VLUimit ACCEPTS I A IOTO Fea t or the United Democracy of the Twelllh Illatrlct I I was emphatically n Democratic love feast that occurred at tho ofllce of Itoswoll P Flower yesterday nbout noon when the united com mittees of Tnmmnny and tbe County Democra cy tendered 1 renomlnatlon to tho lon Kos well P Flower for tho Twelfth Congress dis trict Thn Tammany committee was headed by Police Commissioner Martin oxJudge Henry A GllderMeovc Itobort 1 Allen P C lleehan Joseph J llttlo Itollin M Morgan CharlosW Illdgnway nnd J McLarnoy On thn pirt of tho County Doim crncv thero were preset Mosos llorrman John Haves Poter ltu C Hunt b A 1 Jacobs Max Mlberstoiu uud Harry There wrro formal addresses by cxTudge GiMeHeeve on tho part of Tammany nnd J L Jacobs for tlie Counties tend ring tho nomt c Bttlon and Bpoaklng in tuimsof pralo of Mr Mowers Cong ehslonal carter Mr Mower fated to say I few words of r formal accept ance but he warmed to bis subject until ho mule a pattern campaign hpotfci Ho started ctt bTBiiIng thnt ho would trust to his well tried friends nt homb because ho expected to devote sorao attention tn doubtful Democratic dlnlrlcts and suggested that since Mr Astor bMBtainprd the district o citrofully I was pot necessary lor him I logo about much for Ur Asters opposition had elected him at rst ONFEIESCI urisit riiK UAIUEU CI Vnnt tlio Commlnlonenhlp Tammanr Hiiy No No nominations were mado by Tammany at thn meetinc ot deleentea of the Twentythird ind Twentyfourth wards held nt Urbncha Hall ITOth Htroet and Third avenue last nlkht dominations to htroxt CommlsBloner Assem blrmun and Aldermen will bo made on Satur t y nlfht at tho rams hal Mr Ilirroy presided last nlcht Ho said that I an bon1 texproablon of opinion would no er b objected to nnd thnt thoso who did not eree with lammnny would now have an op portunity to tell iheir objections nnd step out Tlie roll wa called nccordlncly ThU trao AliUrmnn M ebim Ji hnnce to deny lao had 10M ovor 10 lhl llelnty nien niid the reo miiliiilcr of ih decKixieK to iinnoiineu their lelIIO V I lanininiiy wllh oiupliiiBlu IiMiiirit 1111 ton Chil 11 of tbi confer ioc fiiiunittuo nportna tliui tho Counties ntii t i a uu the Klrtiot Cutniulsiiloncr uud III laiiuiiMiu j tjiu hK3inliljiiiiu and tho rmen Jliov nroponud lthnr Jamei 00011 Antony M I IM I orrhiirlo Xlnk for 01 lor i ihe Taiuinnny minHteo oulil lieu upicd lnou tlint IU1 If tlione numui A lull i I ufld Mi be mnde on Hutiirday 11t tYi r Jlr vnniiHinciil Hint tha cumlialu fir 1 Ilol r would lie it Btruiiif efl I Ceo unt able I mini IIClllllo tu all ciil u1 orle NimlnitlluH In Wl b l r Tlie Jftn crulia Convention of Westcbaiti oIntol n Bounty wn huld at Wliltn Jlain yebtcrday oiltliiM I K t WH iiiirlnuli Countyr o unr J Im 11 1 u IjOl nuru Hii I I v u I I Iwiird J 1 llllcliill Voiikui I I nl 1 i I I I luiiuii Jiuv I I am ycrkiown hvntuii J UU I HOI Iu iiij I rJlw t UJ I luu I J douI IIII1 YM UI iU4 llrmiiriui NutuluulHH 1110 I I uj I IJI 11 C n 11nl tv 111 II V In I 1 Ir Illt tutti a j i Julian jtuthjijii for Jlr U r IU f 1 I iiVinii I I I lyiniifiml Ilef iiudm Hi i V u 1 iiilmiiidriiiiiil j MI ii i 11 i nU I rii tho r f i UI 111 IIJr J 1 10 11 01 t iu I r I ll 11 n I A r mi lliiie Urr kll 1 JII ul I JIIII MII1 I Ilt null i u fr 10 I J A 1 Ir a r h I rOll lu I I 1 lOl 1 I rt UII II lt Iol Ir I Iv lonlur IW I 111 Ui jV rrl lOUVAfONI jy tiiwoifzrx Drmneratle ramiltfaK tor Coiercii ne Mnbllritn rnndldaie for tho Aimemklr By tomorrow nlaht all the rival candidate In Ilrooklyn wtl bo before the people It in I go Inn to be I iuare standup tight this year be tween the Democratic and Republican forces with the former united nnd harmonloui nnd TTllhablR natural majority behind them nnd tho latter scarcely recovered from their bitter and proloncod faction Rtnmclos It hetldcnt from tho bin realgtrntlon on Tuesday thai the elector are dooplr Intorostod In tbe battle at the polls and that Ihe number who expect to try the newfannied stylo of totlnc In Korem tor U 125000 or 100000 at least Tho Democratic lender aro confident that their party will recapture tho Shrievalty elect Ihrce at least of the four Congressman nine or Ion ol tho twelve Assemblymen and n Comp troller nnd City Auditor Kach Mile will make I Us lust determined flcht on ho Shrievalty I Courtney and Ronna tho candidates for tho Democratic Domination aro makluR a lively rnc The botllnn la in Courtne yn favor nt odds of 2 to 1 I tbo very improbable o out of thn trotting out of a dork horse nnd tho withdrawal of bothlCourtnoy and Kentiatba Burlovnlty llchtntnn may strike Danlol llynn ot the llshth lrd Hohlonter Kramer nnd MIchMI will liavo a pretty trlaneular flcht in the Itopubllean County Convention tor the Hhrlovalty Uramor nomination It will probably KO to DElIOCIUTtC CONOnESS KOIIINXTIONB Tho Democrats held their four Consresn oonventliina yesterday That of the Second dlHlrlet wns hl IU In the Town Hall Klatbush John Mo Uronrty of tho Ninth ward presided David A lioady ot tho Twontysoeoud waul was iiomlnnted by Donald F Avres out Ino re ceived the votes ot all tho doleualea Ho made I brletapoo li aceoptluc tho nomination Mr Iloody selection U n foregone conclusion ns thoro I n Demooratio uiujurlty of 0000 or more In tho district Mr Boody Is nbout 00 yenrs old tall nnd slondor nnd with I clean Bhuxrn face Un Btartod out ns 1 school teacher In Maine nnd Is now n banker with n fortune of half n million lon or more borne years ago he was not In Imnnuny with thu iceular Democratic oicnnl zutlon lu llrooklyu and inn for Concro s na nn Independent candidate ncalnat William K Itoblnson but was defeated In the Third district W J Coombs was nominated by aoilnimitlon Tin ran two years UKO ncnlnst Wm U Wallace nnd wan beatnn bv a majority of only VJ80U althouuh the district usually baa 1 Itopubllean mujouty of OUOO or 6000 Mr Coombs 13 a wealthy importer and liven In tho Twentieth ward He was formerly n Ilepubllcan but chanced his political faith several ont aco I la expected that he will mako a paitlcularly lively canvass this year nnd that ho may to 1 elected owing to tbe blttor faction fight in the Republican ranks Conere Bmun John 1 Clancy VMIH renoml natod m tbo Fourth district aud Thomas F ilucner in tbo Filth HEPUBLICAX ABSBMBLT NOMINATIONS These Assembly nominations were made yesterday In Klaes county by thellepublleans IIrst district Charles Dloldnm Becond O tecono Albert Hmlth Third Henry Mucco tourth losephj Dainos Fifth 1lulle Cnntwoll Blxtb James Itollly Seventh Banuiel WelleH Llshth 1 lames liovd Tenth SnmuolK Tooiu ey Kluventh Joe Asplnull Twelfth Vllllam Wntlon The Ninth District Convention adjourned without making 1 nomination UVDSUff COUNTY CUltrXNTIOXS Candidate Tor HhcrlB and fop ConcrcK Named lit Ier iy City nnd Hoboken There were throo political conventions in Hudson county yesterday The regular Dem ocrats met at Odd Fellows Hall Hoboken tho Republicans m Woods Hall Jersey City nod tbo JelTorsonlan Democrats and Labor men at llochos Hall Jersey City The recular Dem ocrats nominated a candidate for Sheriff nnd tbe other conventions mado nominations for Congress and for Sheriff Police Commlf sloner Charles Kaufmann of Hoboken presided over tho regular Democratic convention No time was lost In coming to business Frederick O Wolbcrt nominated Under Shorift John J Molhlllips for Sheriff I had been the belief that his would be the only name mentioned but I Sixth district delegate sprung tho name of Freeholder Frank H Klmmerly and I vote had to bo taken Tho vote waa 155 for MoPhllllns and live forKim merly Mr McPhllllps llos in Jersey City Tho Convention nlt o nominated Michael J lioylonof Jeisoy City nnd Mlliam N Parslow of Hobokon for Corouera The Ilcpubllean Convention was presided over by etMuycr Gilbert Collins When it was proposed to nominate a candidate for bliorlfT Delegate Charles U Munn arose I would liko to know ho said excitedly whether this Convention la called to nominate 1 mal to bo olo led or defeated To be elected of course Chairman Colllna replied and Mr Munn But down Colls The names or Police Justice P Farmer AVuuaer and lUcnurd A illlarns of Jersey City nnd exABaemhlymnn William II Lots of HoboUen were placed tjeore tho Conven tion Wander was nominated lie received IDS of the 16H votea In tho Convention tsKiABsemblyman Frank U cole Thomas JloKwnn Jr and Horinuu Walker wero put In nomination lor Congress Mr Cole would have 1 oen nominated He declined to bo a candidate dateThe only reason I decline ho said is thai X feel i would be elected I dont want to go to Waahlngton and leave my family here berpral months out of the year Mr McEwun was nominated He Is a young ounl lawyer and the Secretary of tbo Kepubliean County Committee KxHlate onntur Fudolf F Babe of Hoboken piotlded atittio Convention of JefTorconlan Dumoirats and Labor men A fuMon ticket I was tlxeJ up lllchard J Allen representing tho Labor party s an made tho nominee for CongrcH S and exMayor Herman 1 Tlmken of HoLokon the nominee for h he riff Mr Allan ran against Koboit lava for Sherifl three earl imo nnd ngaint Orestes Cleveland for times Mayor biz mouths later Ho was beaten both Xludaon County ABBembly Nomination Nominations for Assembly were mae in Hudson county New Jersey tonlcht as fol lows 13y DemocratsFirst district Michael Mul lono renominatcd Second Henry Byrno Iro nominated Third Oeorco A Heanly Fifth J V norboes Hoventh John J Madden Ninth William l Daly llnlh ItopublleanH hhueon H Smith In the I dlstrlot Third district aud Heury Lwald in the Hocond The hemocrat nominated James Murphy fr freeholder In the Uhlrd district aud O H I 1urry tbo same wan udlco nominated by tbo Itupubllcaus for ICIclimoad County Demoernlla Ticket The Richmond county Democrats held a Convention In tho Gorman Club rooms nt Htapleton yesterday and nominated this ticket Assembly John Croak of Northfleld COln I Clnrk Cornolus Allrtrolllnntet choo Commlslhno Johu J nney Cor nlor lobltl Dr lcOulru A 01 llddlltown ot lIluIS Hlul Iollllci Tin ntuiMltirWulilndon Utmocrttle Conittu Conv nli ii al Troy tiitrdiy adjourned wiihuut ui Linaiiouiln tlon A cumuilllti IM PtiolDtcl tu It cc it candldfttt Tin lroni County r nocr tl Contention ynttr dtynomlikiiJ J U liuiiMiiror AiHially Hotli racilniitof II ilit Dtuiocmlli I piirir ot be Fourth Aiitiubiy CIJ irlct I r AILnny rouuiy yrit rd y noial luud Jbbu L Oumuii ul Cvuot tur junmltitr of AM teiully I I Hi iM lilluu WH MIU Ill I Lubuct ud IU I n i a L r liti b I nomlmuil or At mbly ly I cuun lli HIu l lal lu lli Heeuut dlilrlel ut tliltr cVuVm m8 Towuiiul J raocnl Klnl dl lrlrtgu ui cviVi rn Ill in irril4ul ot Triorrtlilcl lii nh nUJIII1 l l 1 firfi y lir lli loiubll h rr nimil if JMtmbly li Hi II11 illmilimf Ailunr luJHH Jiilin I ijoninnuf ulm I MMIJUMI r iul liy II Il Ii niir i ut Hit lonrili I diiuiii tiliiixll I Nl n J t in I ilri I llj l iii cr iunu flittlfiri NHHII Kif t uuifif lIIII lo 1 I Ullcui of Clixlif HtUiticiHl ioud CoultUul 0 rt 11 i ilolu f Auiii of fuiiium rcunlr J IUrt t fcUi Ntl l w lifi OMUt Ju ti M JJuLtilJ Jtiuty IcrfU fcrruutf uirUcu ifilp Mt 1111 of Ho inlU IIul fl rUly llnrij j i w rlt iil 4inri A a1 jtu tl f ubllcu ffM wlu II t J lr4 t lpLUI I UU dlll I rI tui 1 N orI1 IUfl 10110 I Cul If Cju I 01 ldlllI 11111 UI 1 l r i uy i lU 5iii4i wui I jtuiiir 1 iMr nmi jJ i ull i r i Onlb llfirlfl tJuuir Viiuutit i Mililtui I rtII del I dUI t t UBlr pf IOC w r UHr U itni Illd tbuin rlla r omit r I rofpff IIflll dll1 Couilr itw r rjr Iarl I 1I I JIIU HAlt f V T1LLUAN Hie Oppodtnm Pol n Ticket la Ik Field l tlif Hhortmt Time on Hrtotd COLUMBUS R 0 01 OThe AntlTlllman Democratlo Convention wns called to order by Chancellor John on who called to tho chnlr OeD W W llnroo Oon llarloo nald that fourteen yeari ago he presided over the Con vention which nominated Vnde Hampton for Governor They meet now ns then for tho goo 1 f the State Thoy woro Democrats wilb Illn into out of South Cir lina at heart Cl J J lanie Illandinc of Hiimtor ofTrred a rctoutlon that tho Convention proceed to nominate a full titalo tc tt H wns unani mously adopted Col Dlnndlng nominated fur Governor Alexander C Hankrll 1 ho dele gatei Hpiang to their feet and begun cheering throwing up their hats jumping on dinars nnd acting In tho most enthusiastic manner honordnrwnsrestoriU llaskoll wns uuuul I mouflly nomlnnti d Chancellor Vllllam n 1 Tnhnton wai nom I inated lorLleutenantClnverni r EdwIn Harper I if Vllllnmnburgli for Hecntary of btnte fd wnid llaeoli fr omptiolHr Oeu IX I Hog 1 ilnio for Miforlntend nt of IMtieatlnn A Atieriim of lu rshnw for Trcnumer lon I M Itlchbourg for Ad utnnt nnd ItiMecti r Jon J oph W llarnvvoll for Attortoydeuoral These men lme nover sought otlli e Judge Hankell nnd Chancellor Johnson nro the only ono who hnvo ecr held positions Ills I ro mnrkalily strong tlekot J ho p inform of the Convention was In tho form ol I brie nddnss I touched upon tho history tlieTlllman I campaign pointing out tho alleged undc moerntlo mohods the al liglance to 111rly unolOlralo 1t Impnitnnt than thn I allegiance to pi iiiclplo The address contained malny tho points mado by Judge Haskell In I bin luldretn to the pnopln tan days ngo I wits adopteiL received with cieat unthuslnsni and Was TUo Convention met organisednominated 1 full tlekut and adopted a platform In exactly thirtylive minuter I wns the most icinark nblu erforinaiii rocorol Thero worn nbout Ihle i OrlOrlll1 eonrt 111f wurqlblt nun ilelocateH I pieFont and the tloor aud gal lorloa were packed with sympathetic vl ltors among them heliig iiimy Indie JhoCralr 1111 iiuin WHH Instructed tn consult with the noml pee for Ooxornor ont appoint nn Kxoeutlve conduct the campaign Committee of pevsu to clntlct cnnlnln Judge Hnakoll uas escorted to tho Hand He Fnlil hn and tho n before him at od whore they had sod In 1tj r when tho ginnd old lender Hampton was charged to redeem llio Ktntn Tho ptrugulo then uas mudisimplor than now Thovvhitesof the State woro then united Ho lolt ns if ho Imfl no moro right to mnko a Btieeoli now thnti ho had to make one on tho battlefield Words could nut win 1 victory He bltenold colomnly pledged 1 himself to use ovory eflort In his power to BKCUIO and maintain for the poo plo of South Carolina an honest aud honorable Government I Chancellor l Johnson and Joseph W liarnwell mndo 1oehB whleh woro nil received with great onihuBlusm Tho Convention adjourned olhIRIel onolloo nllourocd I nt K oclock nltor hell In session tor one hour aud Iwcntyfho minute A TALK II ItII TILrJA He HOT nt In Certain to He tbo Next Governor of Mouth Carolina OoLCMniA 8 C Oct OCapt B I Tlllmnn the nominee ot the Democratlo party for Gov ernor Is In tbe city tonight wltl aovernl of hU HoutonnntH He came towntchtho proceod irgaof the nntlTlllman Convention Ho was Interviewed tonight nud expressed himself fieely nbout the Independent movement Tho advocates of this movement In apportion to Ill ol were ho atdindoDendontnnnd worse than tho vilest radicals Tho lon who were engineering ll weio tho most prominent in tho State but he has no fear of dofoit He wns ab solutely certain of being Governor nnd nover hnd felt more eonlldent before Ho was nsked If ho did not foar tho nogrii vote I Tho negroes ho answered I they nro voted to a man in tha eountli vvheio tho peo ple will not oppose their vot nt cannot keep wi IOt Ttio onlvthiugl m fioiu Dell liovernor ho onl thlnl hnvt to fear is I thn con oqueneo to the State two years hence Then tho negroes lll de mand roiognlton In tho party uud what nro they going to do with them t i Cnjit Tlllmnn was nskd I ho thought tho wnl negro vote would be proluctivo of trouolo nt Ibo polls lie P Pllod that lie leared serious I consequence much turmoil nnd bloodied Tbevimii bo nlln ed to vot n eome counllo but In others ther will be Birlous trmible If an attempt Is Indo 11 vote n negro for tho holier Takomycnunytldgnneldl there to Duinlc will resoit to nny mean rather than allow the no TO 10 vote 11 or this ticket This la tho bltu ntion In ninny count nnd I havp grove np piihons onsot tho consequences Capt Tillmnn hnHorjiressed himself lecontly thut this desperate effort to prevent his coming hlt eforl Into ollli e gives color to the idea that thoio hns uncovering been Bomothlng the rascality rotten aud thut tbu foar hH or El cn AIl 18 AT SKWARK Keport of tkr Acroiinlantn Who Examined tb nook of I MCX Countr Omrluli The esport nceountnntB emplojed by lie Hoard of Freeholders of Lsox county to In vebtignt the Court HOUBJ account for ten years pnit mndo 1 report yesterday in which they a Brtcd that thero Ind be n a great deal of laxity in tho keeping of the records of lines nnd coits by which tho county clerks hnd proilteJ Tho most iorious irregularities wore due to charging and collecting fees for post poned cn es nt tho tlmo they were postponed nnd again charging them when the cases were disposed oInt the next term of f couit Tho County Clerk nnd SherllT nro both Involved in thin but the amount Is small not uxioodlni ti tl I0t for tho whole tlmo covered tlOI tlo lmo Tho iierts asorted that County Clerk Samuel Smlih had recehed 120 for othor roC to which ho was not entitled Ir law and that through Imporfoc keeping of recnrdi of ties he hud thn I ost of the county to tho extent of 2155o i aid In for licence npm nls and nnt 21551 1110 Icons0 111 nno nn and not proporlv recorded urallatlou pater allt not llrlor rocordeo or turned over to thn e unt inrren Van Ir den oer Ibo Clerk preceding him was frund to ler short 11750 nnd William A Smith Barns fnt nor who was ntieiJ of nndeneor was cl nrged with nphortiigei f fclftOfii KherllT Hino 100 Is charged with gottlnufees twite nnd the exports Indulge In iomo severe ntrlo turea on tho methods n bookkeeping In his ollleons well ns In that of tho County Untie 011011 wel severe pennltle urovldoil for tho forma of carclepBnosB with whleh theso olll elalu are i barged but It Is d ubtful If anything Illrlcd I thing will I o don In the matter and probable thai wil discrepancies will bo made goud CIO11SO 11V JIIK UKZflLKr HILT Sir Good Itopn Muelilnn Work Com pelled til ancftl Oidpr ThecxIoiiFhe rope machine works of John Good In Park avmiie lirooUyn where moro than 300 men nru emplojed will be elr sod In a I fUv wok The row tariff law by which tho duty on binding twlno has boon reduce 1 from 35 to 710 of 1 por cent Is I responsible for the Btopiiago I f tho work Mr loon says that he I I cannot any lunger iompetn with Iho Fnullsh niniiiifiu tureritiinil ban beiuuompelled toenn to f Oi thiii He will not el ordora amounting UIII 10 IIOI howoinr cio H hlriiordugo and blidlng twine factory at Ituvuiiuwood J 1 1 Ktfcot of Iliri MrKlnler Hill nn be IIord r LocKlmiT Oct 9 Colector of CuKtoms MnjorIan es Llnof Bunponsi I Ilrldge gate out for the llrst nine to day thuolTn t of thn MeKlnley TniilT bill on Import Tho Major paid that 1m had taken In over ITUUOHln duties wllhlii the pait weak nnd that tho Imports of liuilot iiniiunled tonverliOIOi bUHhels The gieiiter nut of the Imp riatmn Isover I al though fuly half tin iiiinilliin crop yet r IOIt1 InCiiiiudii Tlii 1 mult IOU UH nnil Irll 1111 d and t will Iniioiiiii r ui iiw fully t t 111 wll 1011 11 rl Hm lnfre iiyin ra 8111111 will bo n ii ed Hurley 1 him doublid in prco uud U brlulnu uvreul ouu M i UIII a biibhul rruHKlKU fur Illliu luiiiclln iiil bll Thi rantinl roiiiinlliae havlnu i lintftoof thu lor Ilinlioii loinbllu gulditii rrungi nioiu 111101 luIIIII 111001 jubllou hulil Its liifct iiiiiolilig 111 l uicu ng ut Hi JuliiiuLolitiguln LuHKainl II iliuuulihrn Jol 11 cJ11 II IIIIIIIy II olium I H 111 I 11 ml Hun them will be iiJuOJ iiinii in ll lo i which Mill Ulij pllicu mi hiituriiy bllllll I Thu fi lumii Hill MI e f inn Ill il lflo i ll J fill 1 hln I II I M 1111111 I uvtiw 1 Ilr 11111 ii liiinhlm lium u Hand lo I r tijllllf I II in llltiil 1 lll ler u in ut nuu 110 1 I nflH M 11 I fl lillll 1 K lli 111 iK HIIII uidilutur Ilull In will nk ul Him inijuil I ll Illle I U him 1 hi uii iiiiitKi i lor tin I II purl WlI II i tu b 1 r 111 I tn I Iliu I I lit M lutinii hailis WI i a lumber of J7 W it 1 row l wuytsited ti upuif lli bovvn uf liUnpictu il II tki rda y Hiiiiix nut halt i it 3 oi lock JIu WIK lining I JI In Imijii IIj i lifiiiutu I I rutt lu lit nt br p 11 Ihll 1 1 n lr 1 r tlr CMiliii nt u initiit j 1 wr in iin I i wUilitfkiiliiui IU boiirh I A p ik drop 11 In III w 1 IIe I nt I 11 t I I IIIIK f1 iriiiiii 111 I if 1 id 1 I llf fI I i tel l VIM ill U liu Lfuiiil ruii tiiiiiimiil 1 liiink I II tinmiu Out IIM bud curnvl 1 I 1111 iijurwui tut urn r M r C A 93000000 ii OAVT T nl lr or Jnha We Ua fit Marrtaa lope Hooa to Ini ia It OALTiuonE OCt DAfler working nearlr I fifteen rear to cstabllih their claim to the legacy of IS000000 loft by John Mulltnthy tb i helrsof John Welsh to whom this estate A lcd are In hopes of coming Into possession I It came to them in a queer way One hundred 1 rear ago Mullnnthy and Welsh were partner I I In Ireland They owned a fl hlng boat and divided tho Non Unoday Mullnnthy jumped I with nil tbo money nnd It Is the amount ho tool with Inteiost that now coos to tho Welu dncondniits Mullauthr died In I St Louis nhcio ho mndo his mont and mado lllshop Jlonetta of th I B city ono of his OToctitors Mrs John Powers a granddaugh I ter of John XVolsh who lives wlh her daulh ter Mrs J t lirown at Inurol Mil Is tho principal elnlmant Horhiisbund labored until blmleathlasl Noember tnpslabllsh hip wifes I claim morv dollar the t Id man nud chlldr n onined b Ing detotml tn the ease Dm o Mrs I I rowers wont to Kur po to M nrcli tor ovldene I i leu carn of tholr time wa lrcllor val lu hi lion I Itoiontly now evldencn vnsobtiilned I and Konntor lllce of ArKntihas has tiktn the I matter in hand I Mis Powers hols73 years of age did not learn of tho legacy until many imrs after reaching America A letter I had been BOIH to I her former homo In Ireland by Iho Ulshi p ol I Ht LouiR nnd nddicsod lo John SelshM I Iiolrn Thn letter bad Ieen I In keeping of tho 1rh prlot but hnd Ilel I reiurnod to tho I U hop of St Louis many years bofote MIH owers reached Ireland Sho nasnihlsodby tho irlosttn I return to America ntd to appeal to Ito lilnhop who had then become tho I ArchblshoD of h Louln for Jho leg I ney Hho was closely tcnmlnod howoir by thn parish priest and thioo I I uuestlons I wein applied to her Thov woro wiia tohnvo beon askod In tho letter returned to the Areh II bishop Mrs Powers Bald thnt FUI Mitlsfnu torlly nnanorod two of the o rel itlug to local famlh history Hho IIJI that oho can uow nn Hwor tho third which also relnios to family history Tills last uuoi tlon will nho thinks cainbllsh her claim and BICUIO for her thn money Mr Powers his fclx children two ol whom live In Ht Louis br LnuiH OctI1he suit ot Mrs John PowerBOf Ilnltlmoroiignlnst Ibo great Mullnn thy estato In tills oily has eoused HP udder lu arlitocrntlo oly Iu which Iho Mtilliinthy JioirH move Btriuigo to Buy thorn Is n mvtcry I hanging ovor tho early life of Jonn Mullnnthy laming up to tho moment of his settlement In I this country I Is 1 mytoty Impood by tho Blleueeof his doscondiints upon his career In i I Ireland his native country and which has I gonnrnlly hccii nttrlbuted to tho feeling i I of blttornoss against llnun Mullatithy for devoting so Inr e a portion of tho lane 1 I Mullanthy millions to lotloO cause of I iliarltlos Inatend nt suflorlng It tn remain I In the family Whatever its causo the rcticenco ot thn Mullanthy heirs upon tho uubjoct of John Mulhiuphys life has many times been remarked llulllllhr8lro marked ami hss e en been oomplnli ed of In the pages of u biographical sketch of liryan Mullnnthy tha founder of thn lund ludgo John U Xinney Secretary of tho ilnllnnthy Emigrant Itellef Fund who undertook to write a life of I mm Mullnnthy during the past unr found tho Ht Louis klnspeoplo of tho charitable Irishman strongly nvor e to giving any Infor mation whatever upon tho subject Positively molon nothing upon tl e subject of John Mulhinthya lifn could DO cleaned from his own descend ants Mullnnthy landed In Baltimore In 17U nnd cnmo hero In 1M1 I was ovorhls cotton that tho battlu of New Orlennflwas fought nud hn subsequently mado tMJOJiH fiom tills cut ton I WUM tho foundation of his fortune JlIKllt JlltfiT JlCUTIO A Decrepit Old Tom nnd Foar Orphan Klt teni Chloroformed In tbe AVoch Uollcr Early yesterday morning 1 small boy with a largo epottod tomcat under his arm Knocked nt the door of tbo now cat nnd dog hospital nursery and crematory In Amsterdam avenue nonr 189th street Mrs Charlton an J Mrs Do vldiS both of whom had spent tho night in tho ramshackle building como to tho door Heros tho cat I promised Bald the boy Mrs Cbarlton took It and almost burst Into tears The poor old torn deserted and friend less In his nee was minus an eye was terribly scratched nbout the face and hail I broken foreleg He uas thin nnd gaunt nod hick Tho two v I OUI n soon saw thut the only thing to do I VMIB to lim Iho boy hud harlly gonowhen a little elrl I ennio bringing tourHttonsin I basket The kittens woro very young und their mother had been killed by scmo bad boyo Aftor HOIIIO con I sultation and a good enlof hesitation tho two women doeldod to hold thu first execu tions In the new Institution A croat breakfast of milk nnd meat v asset nlt I before tho miserable Tom who devoured I n j though it wero the Ort mall fn his long llio Then Mrs I Charlton fotehod 1 vash holler Mis Devldo naked tho Bponge In ahlcrofonu TLo old nt was put Into tho toller and Iho spongo was placed ntnr Its note Then tho lid was left on for flvo minutes When Mrs l harlton took tho lid ofT the cat was dead Tho four mothorleiB kltloiih were then fed and placed all together in tin boiler In four minutes they wero dead Thu live bodies lav still and ctnrk before tho women who Jook d new at them enterprise sndh It was the llrht fruit of tho Latei in the dnva lady called nnd cave tho managers 111 Mie nld hho wns intoiested in the wurk and hoped U would prosiier nssho had often boon hnironed by tho Hignt i of sek maimed or starring cats She will glvo I a eek Other contributions came in including n largo number of catB Tho dogs have full and freo pwePBion of tho living room All tho nits havo retreated to Iho Bpnco boteen tho plastering nnd tho rnftois 8paco only come out nt loll times and at night Thoy romp through the vacant roomn women all night to tho great satisfaction of tho two Wchwelnrurtlin Happy Famllr RocKFonn 111 Oct 9 George Jacob Schwelnfurth 1athor Wollden and the disci ples nud angels of tho Wlunebago county Heaven wore before ho I Grand Jury todai Mary Weldon f aid that she had been n fol lower of the fnlth Btnco bho was n child Hhe had never bad relations with any othor nnd had ever been I Becker for the Light Bhe hul bad a child hut It came without sin and hho nno rojolcod to think thnt she had been chosen woithv to bilng I into the world Thu entire WClen family was examined with practically the humo re sult Thoie are m no of tho Inmates of Heaven who do lot appear to lie anxious togivotholr testimony Father Wolldon him Bl ullli his venerable and handsome fuco IOU voice and patient tearing I miido a deep linnri sson upon tho jurors His two dauglitors flo s ns and Aj ostlo Smith all gave their testimony nnd nono of them varied nn lota Tho Mucpliiff neconiinodutloiia cf Heaven VTeroiilseusnod nnd all thonvldeneu went lo show that tliov lit nd happy and blume lesi lives It Is not thought pOBstMn that the Granil Jury will bo able to do anything tilt breaking up HcbweiufurthB bublmss Flaw In tbe Anilrullaa Election Iaw INDIANAIOMB Ind Oct 9 Tho Rupreruo Curt has odle1 that section 13 1 of the Aus tralian Kloctlou law piBB d by tho last Iogls lature Is unconstitutional All tho Judged sgreo that the lyeglslaturo canm t aid to the ijuallllcatlonn of voters nud thul the pioi IlulllfcnlonH ili 1 11 idiulrlng ninety iliiys rel len 0 In thn county and thut voini Mmll Im tuxpiiyiTH tin I unei iiHtitutlonnland old In tho m Inion of thu on 11 t written nlo Judge Olds It Is I hhl that under tho CoiiBilluilon the Loglnlaiuio may paHH n general rogism law but i uiinot PIIHB n paitlal one thnt Ho LeuUlutuio intinot re uulro a lougi ten doucn than that piobcrbe l by I tlii iiiiHtllutl n thnt Fectlon 13 IB u pai tlnl itglstiy law and thai U doeu add to the 1lIotlulloIlUI roiuliomontH of nterr Judge Mil liul In uropariiia opinlin holds that tnu piov liHBif r heellon 1Ii wliloli reijiuro a ie1 ilence in the coiuuy ol liluuty duyH am lumlld iindttiiaiu tlioHii loijuliliiK itur tu b i tux puyiuv but thut other piotuloui of tho act nra vulld ruuilldulo IUIrbnr Arr l Auguit Dulubur KOI lulUtlc candldntn for ilaynr VMis oiiiplilmiiu bnfoinCommlxhloiier JlcLliivu I yikturduy uguiiibt Iulioniimn loliu H Iliitdll of the Went looih tlriul flailon whom lie ohiiuinl wllli ii mnilt mil unlawful uritM i ubir aul that Im wuo piu idlug lit IIn i I e ill ol I ihu 1I1I1CIf I v eiii iio luiion nt Ilk I u 1iin on Aug ii 1 MI hu wim 111 nkiml und lliul lie viti dlMliurgvil In MI Ieo I Ioirnr liiixl liinnilng Chil lulI N b n jII I It 111 le fit ihilule rt O 1 H II thn T Illll din 11 i limllllid Ihllt I Jiulubirr 11111 MU4 UlljIUllllubli i up 111 lull UMillttil III ut Ii i uiii nniil lliul Ml I ui Ihu iti itll II old Iliu oellllUK I i mid Hm i pl I up II mi Inl lil nJ 1 i 1111 uud ju uuiudj oidurl Ju un Hunnkurti j Ibn Nrfcrufx Ai Im Ifuuur Jin iiiioniiJciy lluiih llrhiibijuiicriitti ij mlllinry dr IIIN i Vi 11 liyih KHJIIUI of no Hiui nliiii i K 1 iiiicy luoiilirlljii illrliiiiniiil lIwllyrll ti I lire 11111 II mlule duilngthu miiucll ullnu ri Ie i rui liliili My 1 A ixiu nulli I roiiifinl nun Mttlnl uon Ih Uov Hinr llllJ 11I IMIIII II l ur II 11 ut ulIII win Mil llUlil Oiilii Iliilo ui inn win kniiiitwliiii ii 1110 i y iliu tit if 111 l e woulil iw d r li im r I I 8 liivviim id 1 Im k woit iiiiMjiy fir l UII OJ Itll nJII ir miJ muii rr lii Muti 01 111II0011IJl hilI II uiny urlll1 in 1118 I 11111 Un I1alulcl iu ulurrlCCa I 0 t Highest of 11 In LcaYcnbj Power U S Govt Report AUJJ 171889 O MIM Mlltlllll lVAXr Her Mather Will IITn a Hath Tnday and tho Itnliy Inn ir It Chnonm Bupcrlntondent Conklln now thinks that tho Infant hippopotamus Is a girl At first Keeper Downey woo almost convinced thnt It wns a boy IJtit ho grows moro doubtful about this nnd Mr Conklln hat no doubt at all on the Mib pet and Is willing to back his opinion ultb his money However this muy bethcr Is nothing feminine about tho youncsters appetite When Miss Murphy gets up from tho reclin ing position In which she spends most of her time the baby gets up too If Miss Murphy etrotclios herself the baby 8tratches also If Mlfl Murphy begin to amble slowly about the enclosure tho baby turns in behind her nnd Waddles along on Its short thick lego Yrhon th mother lies down tho baby lies down nt right ancles to her head so that their noes me together Mis Murphys lit 111111 S are evidently of he Infant for oscry once in a while when the air ol the earnIvora hoUM tremulous lth hor misty lueaths she will open the eyo from which fhe can too tho baby nnd look at it as it to assure hor elf that It is I really thoro Todnr wntor vlll bo turned Into Miss Mur phys private bath for tho llrst time In two weeks nnd the baby ami the mother will tnko n bath This will bo tho babys first experi I ence with water nud Its conduct will be watched with Intorot There Ian large basin almost ntrouuli ill Miss Murph nolosura Irom which BIO nnd her child have beon II Ink ng Tho young one puts Its f re fiet Into the bn ln us hoon As 1lIt I mothers noo or ns m ch ot Its malherM nose as possible tin list into tho water the babjn nose dlappenrs alo Keeper Downoy hays Iho joung ouo drinks nearly ns much as Its mother Asyut only a few people hne boon allowed In tho carnivora house although thousands of people bnvo applied for admission Mr Conk lln ospccts to bo able to admit the genollll public on Monday Home time next week n partition will bo built dividing Miss Muiphys enclosure into two pnrts In two weeks Caliph wlllte I drought in from the outside enclosure and put intho smaller part It ould bo dun gerous to admit him too suddenly to tho so ciety of his eblld of whoso existenio he can bao but little idea henKooporDownoygIes Miss Murphy a 1 BTiibblng don today t lioexiocts to get her Into such high good humor that she will allow him to siruli tho baby also Hut bo will go nbout this with great cnutlon as Miss MurnUy might make him tho victim of her mlauuder atuudlug ol his treatment of her baby SIDXKT HKHSTKllli 1llOPnECr He Sari the Mcltlaley Illll TT11I Give the Xvxt House tu tbe Democrat Ooxconn N H Oct IThl llfonitor tonight publishes u twocolumn letter received by Senator Chandler from Sydney Webster dntod Venice Sept 22 In which speaking tho new tariff law liesntB You wild Republicans nro now engaged making n new tariff bill which I hop will surpass In vIldnos nil previous legislation of that sort in order that In the fulness of tlmo jour political slaughter by the voters will bo tho mure complete Th ro U nn irony of fito In politics as In other affair and a tho Mills bill gave the House of Ilcprusnta tives to you Itouubllcnns nnd elected Harrison iu 1838 Bo tho two McElnley bills will I hope and piophesy give tbe next Hou o I o tho Inmo crnts and put ucooil Democrat In tho Whlto I House in IHIJ 1 hero Is a lot of international i dynamite packed into those McKlnloy bills wbleti nn attempted rxoi ut on of tnem will I diHcloseand hicli raises lilponmtlc Issues not 1 unl ke those pro oneil by nn attempted exe cution or tnel tirbeil laws of INiS 1H7H ond 18S ion will hnvo to I o voiy alert under tho proposed McKinley lulls in tho prevention of Binnggliug nnd lllcKOl landing of foreign aitt les nnd especially If ymi put into onerntion tho proposed moiMirn authorising tho Presi dent to forbid importatli n you may find it necc iiry to aulhorlo your rovenuo cuttois to I htop and visit mote than thin inllosout nt sea l v sselsladou with nrtlclos Intruded for land i ing on our shores hen f iicfgii Ciovernmeiits objo t to thnt interforonce with their veBels tn the high seas you hivo boforojoia phato vi the pending dispute in Alaskan waters linen BArii rnoii SVICIHE The Snake Charmer nnd Clrcnff1an Olrl or a Honery Af iiHcnm Heeka Deatb In tjeraer Mrs AHco Burns made two attempts at nnt clde In Jersey City yesterday morning About 1 oclock hho staggered Into tho Pennsylvania ferry house and a gateman led hor to tho ladles waiting room About 4 oclock Bho loft tho waiting room and boaided a ferryboat i Sho attempted to jump overboard but tho deckhands prevented hor Hie was turned ovor to Pollcomuu Fehan and Bent to tba Sec ond pieclnct police station Under her skirts Bho woro n stage eostume of tights tihe told tho policeman that pbe wns an a troh8 In thn Cilobe Museum In tho liowery this elty Kho Ii an oitoroou and is both Bimko charmer aud Circassian glri at the museum rolloo Sergeant Nugent looked into Mrs Buinss ridl utli oclock in the meriting him wim hanging from ono of tho barn of tho cell door hho had used a silk handkerchief lu hor second attempt at suicide bho was cut down and Dr Hodman rumen d her Prison Keeper Wntbon reeognlod Mrs Jiurns as n woman who bad attempted to hang hernelf lu n c ll in Jersey City a feu jcurs ago Jlothlnko that drink produces In tier a ninnlu for xiiieido bho saidshe lived at U Alien btrcot this city 3IH LIl1lXfOlTa IIHLliTKIV VVZL Fell Into an ITnilcrKrnund Ice ITniine Two Verk A KO nnd U Tbtre Yet A Holslnln bull belonging to Joseph K Lip plncott of Woodstuwn N J has been In a peculiar predicament for nearly a fortnight Tho door of an underground Ice house on tho furm was left open nnd In endeavoring tn get n view of tho Interior tho bull slipped and fell thirteen feut lo the bottom of the cellar There IH no bnlMli g apparatus on llio farm and Mr Llpplncoit hu f It that tliefhltuitloii of thn bull uas not alt gnthor a bud ono mdl Hrlng that his temper Is not nlwiitn udimuhle He biH been lod and vrateied everyday aud perhaps when tho 1e hou i IH nnednd thin vvinlor nn usurcH may h tuknu to get him mit It would bn u dniigoroud miittar f r anybody toiruclnwutoimt nfllni on him nnd th imif will havu iu ho ruuioud before hu cun to bolbtcd out A Uepraied Itllly lout Cuicinn Oct O1ollcoman Crouln was on Cottagn iroto avenue late luit night whun ho hi aid a uolwi ai though loiue one wai breiik liiitlutvu burheiH hliop He found a luriM billy goat tifiijr InduMrlouily to but down thu door The gont hnd hpltt ono of the pniieU uud tint frightened ni rupanl of Ihe binlilug lould be hui n pei ru tlnougli the ciiiluiim A long lope ttiv nttllliid to tlm goiitn neitk HU11 iouin lrl I to uikii tlie inliuul to tln lu Hull but thn IICIIK i iiitoil He mnde u i nil ut thu ii lliuiiiun aiil fciiui k linn In iliu lugu vtlti Ills horns Al rulixly Miugglut r iiiiinu i i ollml III lllllggDg tile KO it o U pull I box itad Mlliiiiinuu I tiulii Ill com siih tiikuii lu iinibinilMii lu u HHUUI wi mo Di fk Hi ru nut Irliiioii Ih iiM yf rionln h ikiiriiliu lot imigUiy iiil re Uliliir 1111 Men An Ii ur luti r vslm i lnl iulr lliw ouiim of III coal d ut tliu lalloii in loijid Iliu uuiu il trjlui luuh w uff ihu iuuof uiuli Jo Intprur illllua of 1unr Iourlven liullaiK bmiis i men in i Innitf t liiiiovu iliu iiidiiiiii of Hiu ior llulluii nlii live lu thaod roiikr ii I l rrr lid J I aliu I tu Imtw id um ul the builJIium Imcrxtid tu liu A ll Ih i dv i MiU iiiu l n Iu crurn li iiit tl liulUli ri lutury I rui7un V A y rtUa t 0 11 ittlu f1 A tiuuitirlO 4y i vHii Jir M d Vnnejlo Ii will IM oj vtn HiiitAitn u ir iii CAii Frlrnd Intrrrfdn Knr Illio lth Ihe Union IenuliA llth t oinntlttrp There was n blK nn ollng f the ttilon League Club last night Thoto had nut been puch nn outpouilng fur months nnd It was all bocnuso the majority of thorn thought that Pol Ullott 1 SbODiudwas to lo dis Iplluod by tho club forbtoaktng Its rule nnd publishing its fo rrets Hut If any of them thought tn g t n whack at tlie Colonel nnd i vn s eint I nllut tuvutofir his expullii Pith enlouor cin Biiro th y werod lucdloillHippnlntiiiniil Dr Doimw was m t ire oiit a d Coroliu N llbsi piesldod Col Hlicpiud wns ulisent Vhontha meellng got ttell miner wuv nnd noihl g wus hoard about hi niTalrs Diivil Mllllen Jr roBu and slid tlnt It liul ice mopulll that Col Bhcinrd had ininiii d n T iot reai h of chili ethiuotte and that fo matter hid I 01111 nifirroi1 iotboexeeiiiVLo mmlitoe Jlr Mil liken added thut be hn nls i understood that the executive eommltto had hud n meeting on tho RuIjiTt nui lie viiild Ilk to know at What decision the comiuliteohiid nrtlvi d Mr llhhs In repU mild that the complaints ngulist tol blinpatl uoie still bnforothoIX toutlviidiintiiltO und tlmt no rn i rt would would bo mado ou tho HiiLjoot at this mi otlng It wns Miliheuuoitly lenrued thnt nil da jes terdnv the mombi rsof the omni tteo oro bn flegi d bv contingents Interested In mertlng dlBttoier from tho Coliiiiel Tlio eommllteemnn llual y d i Ided to dnUn their ropi rt and mako nofiirant reeominumlntlon nt tho club meet ing but to take the mattcruii at nspoelnl meet ing whleh vlll MI hn h bo hold lutor in tlio month or nflor election day Tho disposition vns tn accent nn apology from tho Colonel and out of doferencn to his trlends and relatives lo let tho mutter drop ut that XRIAL 01 21th Or Jackson let JTropultMon Steamer Hliona That Klio Can Go After many months of work Dr Walter Jacksons jet propulsion Btenmtr Involution has shown that she Is a success About six weeks ngo she was towed from Tebos wharf South llrookijn to the Krlo Ilnsln Thoro alongside tho wharf her ponderous pumping englnoa wero tried Old steamboat men nnd engineers who shook their heads whon the boat was built and who havo ovor slnco laughed at the proposed f ys tem stood amazed jepteidny vheu the boat cimo gliding iii to her old piornt TehoBju t liko any yacht that has a propeller vvlieel with this differnee thnt Bho camo faster and mado less fuss than tho ordlnnrj st amor hho left tho Irlo llasin In Iho furcnoi n lu ommnnd of Cant Smith nnrt went straight down the bay to IIofTimmB IMnnd Btoaiuing nt the into of ton knots nn hour with less than nun pounds hMlrosintlc pressure baiklng turning nnd going through other man ruvrrs with perfect ease Her full steed Mill bo developed on a public trial trip Jv BONUK o A Mixed Conipnny of Famotin Xlen Dine with Him nnd Talk to Him Mr John liussell Young tendered a dinner at the Astor House last night to Gen Roger A Pryorln honorof his icccnt elnvutlon to tho bench Among tho perhonnl friends of Judge Pryor and Mr Young who wcro pr sont woro Ocn Sherman G n Kl kles sinatoi Honr r Houutor Vtfc Senat r Gorman Chaun ey Jf Derow Grovcr Cleveland Henrv Joorge Co irgo Quliitard Daniel S Iamont William A Piyor Judge lirudy J M Hiidreth George Jones Col McCIuio of Pblladi Iphln Col Cook enll Jolm bamboilaln Augustin Daly W J Iloronco Joe JiHorBon JIurnt Hulstend Pam uel 1 Cleuienh Ibomas Nast nnd Daniel Dougherty Itvvastho list named who pro poed Judge 1ryors health nnd every hort of vlow theory nuocdoto fun nnd tIe of ora tory was reprosontod In tho speakers who fol lowed They vvere Dopew who Bald what n nice man Mr Cleveland was the exPresident himself Gen Mieimnn Mark Twain Jon Jef fiTou Heniy cluorge and some olatlme war correspondents Mr Myer 3IuBt lie a Cripple for IlTe Milton L Myers Treasurer of the Hostetter Illtters Company was afillctod fixe years aco with u hip ailment thnt puzled the doctors Different physicians bnvo told him that he Buffered from rheumatism fnictuio partial dislocation of the joint and aneurism Ho was several times advised to submit to an operation that tho exact nature of Iho disorder might bo ascertained A week ago Wodi es day ho camo to Now York and while lilng ou his bod at tho Yestmnster Hotel tbe next day ho found himself unable to arise Ihyhlelana wero called and flmill tlmcifco was placed In tho hands of Prof Virgil P olbnoyof Uellovuo IloBpitul He thought lie knew what tho matter was but hu called In Irof llllam T Hull of the College of Illielans and Hur eoons The two doi torn made nn evhuustlvo examination if Mr Jljorss hip lust TncHilny Th i deeldod that tho tissues nnd blood e Bids nbout the polvs had thickened nnd tlint Jlr Myors must romnln a cripple for llio lind tha operaton so man tlnnS nchlsed been performed Mr Mjers Wiulil hnvo bled to acnth beforo regaining conscl usnoss Aa soon as ho linn niitl lontly recovered Mr My ers will return to his humo ut 1lttsburgh Tbe RCT 11 r OKeelTcc ICeitl Kmate Ven turev The Rev Dr Charles M OKeefTo pastor of tho Catholic Church of Ht Ctmiles lioirouioo has just bought property on the north Bide of Hlat ctreet nenrheventh avenue for iU 000 This purehnso winds UP a real estate transac tion thnt has made Dr OKnelTos church many thousand dollars richer than It wus n fow months ngo Thrno oirn ago hn bought fd teen lots ut thoeornerof lllst street nnd Sev enth avenue lor 11 1 00 n this property be bulit n brick chinch 50 by 100 fact ut a ost of 25 OOu In tin co yi ai s PI POI i y I as increased much invnlufl In that mrt of tho elty nnd la tMuy Dr OKooITu bold thu lund fort uu IMIO l Im new prouertv Is opposiie tho presant silo of tlio church Hi OKeellu B muklng ur rangomunts to havo tlioclmruli movud to tho now location acros tho street A Wllnem oflrcluudH lll lrr Tho Hoy P Jlcllnle 0 M rector of tho Cathole Church of tho Immaculate Concep tion Baltimore who hns just returned from Huropci is a guest nt the lnnriht Ilithurs Collegu iu iiiMrt and Mlloiighby acumes llroolvl ii ruthor MiHnln left hern in Junn Jj to i tend thu basi u i ul ronfuiuiiie of thn reprekuntiitlviH ol HM Jaarlbt order vhlcti npenod In 1urlH on J i y IH Hu inuou u ehoit tour of lieiaiil lut befoio he took tho Mieiimor ut Uie nfi vvn he veni 10 Maio In tlio vnHt llumy hu witneieii con ulinablo misery al ng the H 1 con t vvierthH potaii croi wan n t till lallure Thu ncal aiiih tlllea tull him the dl rnbi WUH nit t had us iu ls7i Put Iuther Mllnle ihlnkn that vvlut ho Biw la ibo ullo ltd liltulcl vvao very bu I mJc l loiporlcri tlmt Tbrlr ficn llondcd Jood The Trensuiy Department decided yesterday Iliuttoodn In bond will h wi ludutiublo uinlur the ull law nud am linn iiudui tln HUH muy bu uithdruun ut i IHU friimf duty uud ol 10 lor I ihu dt was ho notified liiu dm IMon i Illllil Illlli iidllllilt aflul rii Ii lie lliylimell ro i liud ili liglu i Mi l inn Ii h il huld thin IM Ion Mam Imp lien un n Ha ly i nk inhuinugii of thu duty lUjn iu uiihdiuw thui gooin AiinlliKi uiii lng u ml u a lhii fioDilt III II Illllld UlllllllUllMI Itllg ll 11 II Hl inn Ii u i KIIII i Wi iih a fill i ei t In lu VVIKI ilk hU Hl IllhlilllJl Ill fllil hlmli linvii IH iil nuigli I IIIHII mi ili ilinallu iiiiiin o lid nnil no Ihu Iliii li inulit I ii uiv i oiu ivumnui A trulttl A i4lnl AIII llvMiuilul lu Julm IIIIf 41llullll JbibluH Irtf I JIM ffjlWii r icimj j aliyiil I if1 iur ui tvu 14 u iij tjduy Ii Iliu llar lu lit Iill 11111 JUllliitl gilt I II I I Ill II lilt I ly Ulllll Illll 111 l I fllrI Il I tlllUI II Ill III In ti in Im I fuiifnitiny Ii r i i uii ii if livflf HI in ixi tf iiuii f lit 4 lit i f Hi ly In II uf II lf Ju II I II i f I I I i I Jlbklul tut HUj llf lllfl lif rfl f ll lli II Ikf liUl lU ftbv f wii riiu MUlitl liuiil f F fie m ju4lli ii fttfifdtf fi ruiivii lilt rlfU I iu f l l li f 4 ug it tiyll tkf ll l li IIKJU NKWS FROM THE OLD WORtD inn aiour of A 1 FKAMK A OIHKtiot by llrr lnTrr nhntln llrr Ibolonrpli Whrn She r il lo Tntett U lIucV lie Unit Her lliKlipt CaMr Vfirt AiihMB rxnt t n A ronmntl tM ody I report ed fr nt Jiineninlllc vlu ro n oiUlir farmer nnmoil Tlii inon l cd wl h bu beautiful dnuulner n Klrl IT yoit R of tic hcnii tlmo iiiiiTlnviium omployod nnafarm hand Dmilot n line loutii man who foil In lore lthM P Tli vi nun lo found nn opportunU ty to tell lior i f hlsluxe nnd belncof nromnn tli nituro xlio lislcnoil to Mm nnd oen pre tondod to io n o hlB ntlcntlons with picture Tlii v hnd fio iiicnt iiootlnu and the linn noiiioliib nrenw moi o nnd moro fond other At ln t ho aki d Iir hT portrnlt and he would not elo It to him He determined liouovor to Kot it ond nfsured her be would Imvo he picture ho cootud A few duyn aito Mil Thoviiion ill o ercd thnt ho had en teinlttiii house unsooii nnd stolon tho photo criipli hho became frluhtoacd nt his nudaoltr rcpoutod of her flirtation nnd RonttoDoulpy nnd di mnndodthu return of her plcturo He rotiis i to K o It biX k Mllo Thiir non then Boucht tuBoflin him by entreaties lint to no purpoo nnd niter tryliiK all other mennRijh ilcclurod Hlio would Inko It from hlni Thin nindu Jioiiioy fnrloiiHiind hofnld It you at tomtit to tnLo that photograph away I will kill jou 1 hen hn turned on his liool and left her Hut thin thieit did not Itiimlclnto Mile Tlii v nin nnd bht folUiuod him tn hlaroom In tlio Htnblos uluro Flm knew he had tho photograph lickod In u box Doiilnr tutnod nnd RIIW the clrl Rtandlna o r him an ho unlocked tho lioz Immedl ntrly lio hut tlio lid nnd turned on her with a vehemence of pnnslou whleh btnrtled her Ha nwiire In nil the nilntH lin loved tier doTOtedly and lioeced to bo ullouod to keep the picture Mllo Tiiivenon imkcil for Itx return Ae he irow inoiocMitiid uho urvw colder and to every loiiutst snld Oho ran my portrait1 In Bliivr desii Tntlon Pouloy replied at loKBtli No Inllldlitiirt iJurmc nil this tlmo ioy hid none away from tho box In whleh tho poitruit was nnd n ttclnc this Jlll Tluiunon mailn n dnRb for It in order to Kut tho portrait by foivo Blie hiicceodod In tuklnc her plcturo out but at tho tamo momrnt Doiiloyiot to thobox and ussho Hprnnirnwny h picked up a pistol whleh woo In It nnd cxilulmod Give mo thnt picture or Ill kill you 1hiH did not lutltuldato her and she retuiicd to return It Mio mado n movement toward tho door and he htiddnnly rnlxud tho roxolvir nnd two shots folloued In quick BUCCOSSOII Muuslour TbO Mnon ruMhod to tho room and found his dnnuhtor lylnu bythoBldo of the box with a bullol wound in her forehead while only a foTT fnotuwiy as Duuleylylni dead shot through thn tempp Mllo Tho non Is still nlh but It is scarcfly prububle that the will survive her injuilcs Till OUTlltlGE AT TlFPEItAItT Description or tho A ault XTpan Mem ber or the llouve or ComMODB DUEIIK Oct 0 The hearing on tbe sum monn against tbo police lor Defaults com mitted by them upon a number of persons at the Court House In Tlpperarr on tho occasion of the opninK of the trial of JIcBsrB Dillon and Oliilrn commenced at that place today Mr Timothy Ilcaly opened the case for Mr Harrison member of tho House ot Commons n ho was aulte seriously injured by tho police Mr llealy declared that on the occasion la Question for eery adult In tho crowd outildo of tho Court UOUEO cates there were four armed policemen Mr Harrison he said upon reolnu tho police hclaborlnc Mr Bhoohy went to tho rescue when four or flvo constables eoirod him hllo a terrible blow was dealt him on tho liond from behind Upon tho conclusion of Mr Hcalys remarks Mr Harrison took tho stand He testified that them woie fewer than fifty civilians outside ot tho Couit Houte uhen ho arrived while thero was a Inrce forco of policemen on each side ot the catos llio police n od urcat nnd unnoo sarr violence nid ns Mr OBrien appeared to bo in crent danger Mltnesa went out Into tlio road to see If niuthlne could be done to chock thn violence of tho police Col Caddcll who was in command addicssed tbe police saylnK soiuolhinuto the elToct that they must RO In out of that nnd not make n dlsturtnuico This command not bolnc obeyed the witness asked thn policemen why they disol eyed their offi cers order Upon this n countable aimed a blow with n baton nt tho witness who stopped baek and parried it whereupon another con etnblo holzeil him bv the thrait illness pnshed tho constable R band away and teomg nnothorpollromnn about tn strlko Korao no In tho crowd witnoBcnueht ami In M his writ pnvontlnc thn blow frem fall ing At tins juncture nn olllcer onmo up and enld thai if witness would lot tho man BO hi theofllcer would tnko tho polleuman out of the row nnd prevent him creating further dis order Witness saw tho polli e itriko another man nnd was himself hiiRtled lu all directions besides belnc Btruck with rt baton from be hind He finally shook tho police off nnd made his wny into the court room Durlne tho dls turlmnco ho Raw mousnlile strlko nnd Ml Mr Mieohy Tlio civilians threw no stones and sti uek nn blows except lu parrying blows from tho polkouicus butonn TUKT IFOAT Jill AT TUB FA In Tbe Italian Cammlttcn Dl olTe With HenHMtlnHnl Htatcment E Oct 0 Tho commlttoo appointed to nrranco for n proper representation of Italian nrtnnd Industry at the International Kxhlbl tlon InChlcnjjo In 18J3 has dissolved havinR decldeil thnt any further efforts to accomplish tho work for which it was formed would be useless It is ealu tho committee found that in view of tho mw United btntes tariff law very few manufacturers or others were wllllnc to send exhibits to ChlcuRO rtram hlp Detained nt IOBiaa LONDON Oct 9 Owinc to tho labor disputes at tho London dockn tho Groulan which was nnnouncod to lonvo today for Montreal with cnrRO and alnrRo number of passengers and the Tower Hill which should start on Satur day not for Jew ork are dotaltisd Even If tho dispute is settled immediately tbe com I iny ny ioy will lose jilOii on each hhlp by tho detention Amon thn IUIBODKOIB thyro Is murh niiMi ly nn to vlien they will cot off Tbo onUOTH have already offered to cle to tho corn mun an iidtnncn of 2 nor cent ns a conipriimmo but they n fiiHO to accept It and I pay thov Mill not return lo work until they iet nn IncToasi of OU uud lu tuiuu cubes 75 per cout Tlir Iropoiru Ctiuunel III il f FoiKyhroNK Oct 9 Iho noundlnea whlci V tho 1iench engineers on this aide of the Eng ft1 Hah Channel hue boon imaged In making In h coniuutlori with tho proposed channel bridge urn ompleieil Tho renul a of tho survey are loss mtit ui lory thun vmo huprd lot The lei ui the hunii I boiwoen thi olty nnd ariiD is not fUMiiable fi Did m heme and nteiiuinily aiiolhnr route ban tu be taken ThiHvilll b between tho nearest polntH ot Ian I Cdiio Orjtno on tho Nuiuiunuy couit and Dover llit Ilrrncnltlon of Irlnre FcrdlnanB KT PKiuiiKiiuid Oet 0 Tho fioiot Vrmyu payn thin Jprmanv having fnllxd to Indue iluihla to rc Irliio l rdiimnd a the UIA lawful riler t 1ulgarlu hnb udvlhed Auntrla trf I In lib ihion foi tlm Dreelii Imrilohlgll to oh j tain rongnlilon for Irinco 1erdlnund from ti othui luro uuii p HmiKglrd la I uil Hiillaimrr1 farrlattt IXISDON O t 10Iord Kail bury relumed lo Iunion fioii tin Contliiiiit laitt night At ilieciiMrv i flic r o rn I two and a hull gu lu n n hililtu ii u l u iiunntify of rill Ul lieilid In I In il I Hi wldill hd hu ii i iiv r Iruiu 1lupiu IbecoMiU muii vva iuialnud J dv huiniluu TiuuliU HfiiiH Oci U Jhi triiullu lotwutn tbe iii n iiii l ih huiiu1 j in hiriilluu I rumdrD Hn i v i M uiuil lodiiv Jhu timi Here i iiiiu i hi l out nil tn d In i Hrn odr UllJIII Illi Il I 00k Illlli I UUiUI luhoellil I ui dui y ii i idliiiyi u In uulcU in vuiy niiijdiil 1 I lot inmJIrr tnuiiim XINIION Oel I I hit iiitfli dMtKHHKil lif Illll tUIHIi lib yll Iliu ll ll ullill lillunU III i ii miu fwiii l i pi i iii KrtifM Ije i fi lun Ofllii Ih k u im tu ti d in nn I b u 1 i v it i Iliu ui u I l I ru iLu Y I I ihut hu liUi iu it d u A NUitwff rtrkt Ogt i Th lur uuui M l mr bit t u rof I u oulHvl it lib su outi wi anjir tit i l xit va tbe Wii r 111 if IOlujful VuutOl Ib Cfftrof tilt J1OIIIU4 M4UH lfiHU tt

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T THE SUN FRIDAY OCTOBER 10 1890 THE MAGNATES CONFER or inn Tiinri ntn tiAt i s com Tker nr Trjlnu lo lon olldat i h Nn llonitl uud riniera lrncuc unit Am rl can Ai uclnt1on in n Iu Maket To IBiKMrBAII Mnut it fmnir ml r but Ther me Nat OMnln n In A tint II Khonld lteTlieOi m lli i rtVei nlnv Th rauclfiilked of mptfthc f tho Nntionnl Unsu nus commence1 lit the I Ifih Avonue Hotel yenUrln It is He tuoht Imtortant meotnK thnt tho Iene e hiiexcr tiold ait Will no doubt tie orniino the fu met f Ihonu tloual caint Ini do i atmi ptrsent weie A II So4eii and n i Lunmit Boti mi I Hyrne anlJ J Do r Ji vklu A i Spitmi J W tiail Inx and A c u on th i V rt II 1 elMnon teore IT Howe and Poll IUo ey I let eliml Jo II tay CT Pllinliam anJnitkT c or on New T A f J Teach and J hn 1 Rotetl Philadelphia 1 Iallrer ti Oveli it 0 v A Mmlck I ttteburei Join T liruili f ulv II r 111 Jt It liinaijlif N IlrstloB theso thi ra wpro nl o In nttondimco H U ni Cor llort nul V illnm llnrnlo of f Baltlnora All n ahtnmnii ol Columbnn t and Chris oudorVho Thu r i rMonttttlonn of In timoro nnd M 1 uii wi soinewluit of n Btirtriso tui h del KIUC fiom tho o ill s us in ne knm tlui others wpte cuinitiB Thoydid U not ropun lit thrt s0iiti ion but limit Indl I vldnnl clubs Jno Aso hi Ion It was tnid S bad hold ft tuoollui a d in tho propo Billon to hno tho Ahsocmtion leproscnted nt tho 1flBCU im olln tho MHO vn a tie J hoo F who vutud In the in tilth o thouuht thit It would not bo ndxlsnble to nttond this inciting but one to bo hold later on wh n KOIIIO tk Hullo clan of notion I nd 1 eon nriuund V hen on del Abe arriud In tonn ho loarnod lor tho Xlrst time t n Jlnnneor Unrnlo was tion nnd ho Immcdlatoli toLt u note ta tho latter notl fylnc him that In wus at tho Orand Cmtral liotol nnd would llko to htno Ilnn it mil on him To thl Ilarnio replied that ho was htop l plni nt tho Filth Aonue Hotel and if tm dor AhowiaLcd to ten him Le lui hoto to liml 111 m mAll All the delefnti oi o nonc mmlttal ns to i what had could or would bo dono in tho way 5 of a coin prom I e but o ry one curiod thut tho only enUatn n of the iino lay in sn nuron imUt o homo sort whkh ould ncain rivno v the Interest biil no all woro lllinctocio in nnd come under tio fiiiuo ioor with tho 1layeis Loajuo nud thij wero uut low iu Tho Uoton pcoplo voro sot ncalnst any EC erne tendini to tin imali million of tho t o clubs In thnt Lit AIcsis Howo uud Itobisi n of ClexohiLd had niKitit ns strouc notiutis an n bodyon what they wtro nlllln toilo Not t wHhstandiutt tlio laico amount of money these men hae lust rlnce the Hunt Iccan they aro notKUHiic tu cio iu and lousilldato with thu Ijayois Leamio Club i that city A U bpald inc ot tne Chleacos holds t the nmo poitiou Tuebac ersof Hie uw York club wero wili loir to lOinn tocethor anrt make up ono tltib the lirooklyn pet pi the same and wlulo Al Iteaoh and John 1 Honors 01 Ililladelphlu aro opposed to a Bihuue of hatBjrt ot thoyiuay como i time Nick oun presided at thn meutlnc hen tho daleuuleti wote culkd to order UK existlnc condition u aiiair v in iminodiato tukou ut Allan Thnrmnn wusiros nt and Pt tried m i inhlsroloof p aeemuker 11 explnititd that F be had Beernl Diietinu with eunio uf thu t 1iayors Leacuo I aiker nnd urconti d n f proposition for tnomucnatos totnlkooi It was learned by a hus loujrior from a thoruuchlr lehable sourco that tho proi oM tlon talked ovor was foi the mOKlnu of tho thiue Droont orcanlrations into two tho i llrst lencno to tio composed ot Boston New I Vork Urooklyu and 1bliadelphla In the 1 Bt LhlckKO clevoland Columbus and Jndinn ni oils in tho Vest thn second leuuue to bo f compobed of Boston rhlladelphln flaltlmore nnd Washlncion In the East BU Louis 1 onU 111 Pittsburgh and Cincinnati In tho est Iho BUN Informant Bald that accord Inir to lllia Ib tllk WlW IUBW H UU n J t ii vr icn r club In FlttnburKh and for Al John BOH to leave 1 tleraland and tnka charcc nf tb Cincinnati Club Ilthis plan were carried throueh Iio ton and Ptilldslphla would he tho only two clt len where there would I two clubs i In the metttrie one deleeata would no sooner Bntfceat n point no matter how eood It was i than another was readt ith auither that r knocked thn bottom out of it Iu lact It I eaemcd hurdly probable that there t er was tuiothersuch a metlue where all werotnoie at sea than this not of del tates All realized i that sumethlntihould and must b done jot i with uo Idea as to what In do 1laus uro s feuted wern InasiLle enouicli to eone but to ntheix tlioy were entirely obnoxious Tho dlfllcid o euiounterel sotnuid nlmobt in uriniinntabu I ai h delegate as h up f jienrod in tho iotol li b out uf tlm muetlni J room could KIM no solulon of the matter and said that tiotn nt uluto er lad I e a done He said that thn lontUitmi IntinetH woro fuch that not a 6 nc e Jloiate could tell bow inns tbo delecates Would bu hero whether ouo The deleuates weie In session untl 4 oMock In tin1 aitornoon when a roruus aH tiUenfor on hour Miortlieyr 01 nuind than was no further Int riuitlon A thi dolfKi ti CUIIK c ut one ufur iu otlior to cot a brcaili of cuol air perspiration stoodnut all over their bront ehowlnc tlint thu dis ueslon uolnc on insido wan pretty stiotitr That ther vtai to DK n conference of rieo ItatiS fn m thn Natl n il and ilayers 1 eacuus and the nilomn fr m tho inencnn A BO clatlon Tins coitain AH to non the Lrasue convention o ild bn ready to enter tutb 1 confereme coul I not l i ascertained a the deleutes ha 1 flrst to atr i at m im delnite enlutli u ol the miestlon ot Vfhat they ould be wllllnc to do In iirlncin al ut a ornt roiulsa Tbe ilnsarx I aum contonmo cominlttea was In ballnit distance all the lime wultmu or tho Laatuc Allen I hmmnn WBS a hnpv man lip rushed pai k nnd foth tlm ucb th hotel lobby heeltiK llist this one aud thii thnt ona He had a very stroiu talk with Mrbr Iloua and Unb ieon uf Clovland totirto cet Jthom to QLTOO to somathmc that would titttle thn trouble JI Von dcr Hor t ol Ualtimore was willing to put a i lub In tbo National J euuue veu In tho way matters stand at the preunt time Uo U B flchter and no mlKtake an tltst exact uews that emanatej from tl e meeting room nan lirouuht bt J V hjialdini Who fcaid that tbel Lencue had hadbonn tldii o0ers to placo a club In Cincinnati to bo In tbe It was At 9 ocloik that th first artl m was taken to ward a cessation of hoftilltlo In the National Leacuo maisuiitus pabsla thu follow IDBKuatttd Kuatttd That A a paiainr John U liar and r n Pjrma cormuuie a ioul r nc louiinluei of thrtalo ounfer irltli a tlmliar comiuillae uf Ilia American At oolatlou lo meet llie conjinlltce wticbwe liae teen avlieil liat len appointeil tj Itte 1Urer I enua uc tallcluLi eoatliiln ot I II tiliutt eulli 11 i in aa4 Albiirt 1 Jobnioiu n I laid eotnmUite ar rtby raqueiud loreiorl th rnuiu ol men wltrini to tbu mtalloir ai ibttr arlteti cooTtuleure The Amirloan Asmclat n ooirmlttee wns pad up of VNhlte VJnuecl AncluMVac Uburman an 1m Is now call I nn df r Aim nd Nonder Horat All tha cmtleiLOii tallied to Mr TburmjnB room As soon a foire dvcslon Is arrived nt tho Le BUcommItiu ili repot t to all thu I eiun s nnd tb 1larers I UUUP will bine u njtetlne rlulit anar Jtmttb priiio lil n Bread r outline I iu Tin Out will i M r tt ed ou Ualmoit ITlnln Mill nothlnc cuii i dell ltely stated The Ilotton trlutn lrat ara n pO to tw luls but tl f V Inajr bo tal our Il eurrx nj tlila ich inu rut th baci r of uaili elub hi Nan iork lrooklyn and In uuo can take H hall Intor t hat won Id lit JUnTn Inlcoti and McAiidi out In cood bhapf to that l ttu No i i ould oilfitiniuujri i tir nt are itreulr in fitor if Ihu e heme Two or thr Nut una leutiem tiiloii t IIIM prj nity or the other A vuiir tliIikiiin fu i for la thlj i rifeieiio i the iy t thut tlm JUr ra Ieaiu dtlrxalia ieirt ielit four rluU und U ilt k ily live t taitio III iniitiir n or aa hut iiio i Isimi c rn i lit ti e NutloDal iutin i It I diH i0iit fta nolhiiiu Hi dun unloa br uumiiiiioun iOliaoIll TJ I a u rally fli NkllOllUI I UIIUU lUKunutuc u MI li in rodhn liuw mna J I a IliiKi lu KII pcoi i Vit mil Iila s J Ml John M Wsr l Jrookbn and XI Johnson jliitiilstuil A ioi wit s oiuiuanl in M Julciit do inn uud J hnain vrue PI I tul to oul i Mltli til Nut ii l UUMU HLI her T r IBS ru itntuau nliutillw I ill i in Urliui troul 1 ail ulitil uiln Ui nun riiiiian UIi t IIU Wsiii li n f WfilH ilivuli A Im 11 uoflluuii i inM r i rt r tlltti III I1 u ia I aUi Wia Will l I nin Moltfi uf lit nit ll inLlit f riiu till forii i li ub HI Ji l rui rio l thMt i It Jd Biai UK d y u l r ill iiii rt f tin lOiiunl i u l ti r illor ill riii i roll ttllb Ii 1iitfu mul Akat ittiii ill i Jlintboib iiiiuitt a In d m daiiHc tin Ir in id mad il wlnii lh r ana ni rtnilnif 100 S r i i i ii roul 11 tot i on i r I l I I Jftiet f II NH l a i J ti li M4HIil tli tl Ili I f I Iliftlliu would Ktl Nrtl n In i A nilllturr plrlt i l lUt I ib i futxlii nil to taunt t oib Oi w at ra iilllit r br lli in d c n lunr K tluily LuDUioi UDU ttud nollilnu f o I lhlnVrvild he Unit ft t o n nt can hf olTrrtid proMdrd Ihn National J aeun i opto dislro n iconciliation n nih u k no hint I n rli il li lair atnl reason ntlc I t n t ihl k thnt If nn coneeMlops uto nifulo t Hlicu1 1 n M on 010 si l As I Mild bef ro vv io a I f opoifttlnn ninppril nut mi I an 1 ittitui frot i that will cuao a ceeill n I i tl Hi alums Jim k lwiigHld lut ho Wft smlou thrjt t omhl HI I i tins lo li il hli frlenilo in th liotli rhood would not compin lul i hi el e i u aid no whortv i u go d i lit oil n It tvnui ti Itult for n coin pruinlo 11 oi Iv ti u iv t Mich a H Intion llu In t1 p fi t it i crmit mi n ul nui li In o edai il that in iloi n clr nun tuiriH wiitml li M lay with whit tlior term reno 1 otho him I mon Tlmt l I Hi u in vtiol i i liv in th wnr of iifoli t o i of tiniiuiii it I bcllavii tliui cita lio l i oienini l 1ohn n of i I 11 Ian I rn ot 0 re tnln tint an un n i i huitimitit f tioulilei i rotill l e e t I I am gmttg 1ito th i on I I on in with tlio intiint on oftrv 1 liht In t I ilon t iirpoi toii I ttio It nn nitl havultad tl it t n Mi ng rosoi I um lore o li eii I t nnv p t n Ii ropotll on ironi the Nit i t on liiiigim 1it 19 iitl fuei no one vvlil I I MU i iuor l nu niJKO f to ote fin ai ssi I II n ot d ullio lint in tlm olhei hann If tlii Ni ml 1 IIUP iliiunnds ii mm h I vtId hurrlt inn anil then thut tils llrotherl oo I no mitAiitlin rtv It ha I cen a hitter flgh nil a ouril ami I am tir n one v uid I el li Itll Inill IUV 1 I tlln Witl MIIKI loHd vvi i tivli inxiiltvn Ilftlili nt i f Ui llr niklrn i il l Club hnd nuthlnu 11 KHV recnnllnu the i onfe otiu llko hli coinonus on tlio 1 ru ii r i d lotiiiinth e was tn lav r of a ci nsiil litlou If It could be liioiight about without lello ting on tho oigauratnn Ho luii o I hit than vn a wa out of hoillni filty and heh ped that the confcronce would tr a thilintlii in a g IB onnMilrlt it I 1J tho ei nlereneo wat niljotirnod until VolnHitfv Oct JJ a tlio buuio pltive Mills rOKOllltl t WIlHlllOHtlll c lua with a view tn carrying nnl the pur pi e fcr vv hi ii Ihl con r rn e committee was appoint nl It Uagr d by all parties mterr le l that between let li ivnil 11 nrxt ensuing no negotiations will tie elitrtel inttv or contracts made bv anv uf Ihe clubs ot the Sail ll I esuiie and I layer I eagne or Amerl run osmlaticn vrnh tir player or tlavers nnw hell In reiirrvo or nn er coutrn t with any Nationa agreement ci ib ur uiin an plarers now under contract to or with Hi I1 a crs National League The Nitiloinl Itnguo will moot again this morning In council I Tacitnmen II five a Flue Time on tbe llnne Hall Field No ft nnl r frame of bate ball wai erer plajcd than the one at nililiuton 1ark ye l rday when nine rap titns f Menu ytichta met lit no tklDpera of fsMtliiff Aiht in Ji i tuttcal combat with tie green trlinnle r quarter deck anft tat aud bait for weapon beau h ic Mel w ho is the heavlcit niaa in Hrouk lii MrlciiiijriHo pound waa chosen uiuulre to watch tlie bsisc and ie rjre ICIiul weighing475 pound uiu pired the UittiniT HchlAehtel tol tued afler the nrit inning and culled for a cliatr from hich he watched tbetfAine Miillo braved It out taniUnff until the end Th fleam jaclitamcn wore white tulli bearing the word Uiin tn tihie on tliclr breavuand car to match The in it Aput wure bin laita nlih the tiuiua ail urLed iu uhtt letttra ua cnp ot blue A till w hue Hie u ii nine nn t their jachta were Matt ion of the l A ud cott uf the faKainorF Iackard Atek crow t iev fkUorc Lvnclt Avenrl fiunwooJ Darmar II imtneil ilfitri Hh blcotra aud AverllL IftrieM i 1eMltliff menrr Jeffrey Br ictiooicn toium bU Uebiner peraua Olb oo Tidal avr bmlth 1 liunm J toe iut lc Wood orira t clouk Ja i irr Hod ilariiuit Jeltrey Jr tolumbia The fotuwiiitT order were printed on th icore cards 1 Any tll putea nrUiLic after the tarn u nnUUtd win be ettlrd t y harah j I ucli man maktnir a home run will be presented with a tu onrr ur beer y icH AD i layer iue tloulnif the umpire dectiloni will be i put in iruift Amiul tic will be ctAtlontd at Fourth arenne n traucv Itllce i atrot watron at Jfth avenue entranco n mancaiiKlit tealiur over two bate at one time will be furccd to M all th plank There will be IntermlBilon at four and eight belli to it ti the main brace Iunie omit xiai etrira as the player are bad enonffti 4i in vrai cnlle I i rom th at 3 o clock Tne grand ftii Hit vel tilled wuh friends of both team oicar A t it mil Aflel ofllrial tcorcr CaiL ooit at tl Lat naiird no cloip to ttie Lall that be lent the rhere at a Uty V Ji t Kui four polnti to the ioutheait Ihe OecL lianiJ on the iifirhoar 1 Bide of the Held fal td to catch It ard thr miarter deck watchman satd that ds liad xiade A tlirte baiDivr Later on he muffed two flya nnd 9tT7 one iald IeHaioff his coiine i L Siau woidof h meaui lenm struck nut reren tiroei and got strurw In t hi pnrt eye once lie waremored in the am buUme t KrouibKcha hopitat ouur Je3r y and f Ciuct did the Ut p uytnc l lock let hi aplnnaktr on the hMt or three hurre rnnt II made t er n of tbe run aud won n box of tljtari from Mr llavl and Jlarri IlniT nf the Vnrtqnlta dl 1 well He made four rtme and AI lo wlntwjir I tt o with nn ballait aboard Hilt and Iluinuiili of the Heetra nt third bate and right field wtr a creit team Hh itjrurebead wai a little di raire 1 but l e made four run and llummell i safety vare proved very uiefuL IJero Is the score Pail 3 331 1 6 9U 043 i Steam 1 4 U 3 2 i 4 O 4 11 llall Game ITcaterdar AMFIitriV ASSOCIATION AT siLtlMoaa llaltlmore 1 o 1 3 0 0 0 1 fl byraiusf 1 o 0 o u 0 2 O 0 3 JUite hits Ilultlmore 10 yracute 11 Errors BalU more H nuuse ritchers u hourke and Kaefe AT T LOt1 Ft louls 1 I 0 I 2 0 0 0 0 1 Columbus 0 001040 7 Ilatohltsbt Louia J Columbus tt Irron L Louis 6 Columbus 4 1 lchers Neal and Kuauss AT LULlltlLLK Toledo 01000803 O 7 Lou le 0 II o O 0 0 0 0 0 0 Kise lilt Toledo ii LonlsTllle 2 Errors Louuv rllle D lltcbernHealy and OoodalL tllltBITION GXMLS AT ClHClVHATt Clncnnatl 000 0000 O 1 llurlalo 0 0 I U 1 0 O 2 O 4 la e hlKClnclnDatl 5 IiurTao a ErroriClncln uatt 4 UuffAlo J rttchera Vluilane and blafford Attrietlr 0310O01OO 4 llocliester 0UUO33O 10 Hae tilts Athletics 7 Kochesler 7 trrors Atb letlcs Sj Itoiiiester 1 fitctiertmecker and urlm AT UOLTOKK Boston P L 01 540000 O 14 Ivew uikt L u 1 u u I u 2 0 0 i Official AYcrufce or ihe Nullonal Zeacne Cnteher CLUII Bennett fusion 8 4 WJ 23 670 914 Uanzet Mulon 22 lit 27 75 170 V Dallj Hrookirn V zu 71 lo 19 il vu Clements fuludelplila VI WJ V2 15 M H ti Ueenan ClnitauaU Ul Ui U li 11 Ju fii llarrlncton inclnnatt M JU 71 ID 94 471 7 klltrKKe Ullcuo W IM IH SI 4J 64J KU Zluimer Cleveland IJS tU IM 4 U Tut to9 fccnrlver IliliadelpWa tt 197 U II IS 2t A64 Uuokier etv orV 63 61 ul M S3 Ul eel hade CMC no S3 1C1 2 11 18 I8 Ml I Isrke w Vork M IM fa li II m M5 Murplir hew York 17 S5 U rM a Builoar nrooklrn li rJ 11 ll lli KO Hal IK in Clncluuatl 19 17 27 11 13 lu 814 lleckr 1lilla and flits 70 276 Ot M 41 411 B1J lUrKe Knsion Ji ia U 21 It ii auu Wilson fitlsburih li 175 00 U U a i SI Jiefksr I lluburnh 1 71 97 3 II 143 7HI fominers N t Cleve Id tl 31 II 14 147 7X1 ruoklvu 41 IU U ti it 7J 7U Una nnll Note Tl e RrocUyn f L Club will play In BL Loul n Oct U Messrs TnrrJ anl VcQiiald have been agreed upon as the umi Ires for tneuunus scries between tbe Jlrook Irns and 1 ou vllles Xsnsger Iat Towers was one of the conspicuous faces at the i ifth Avenue Hutil Us ha t eeu ieieuled wltu tin elegant Jewel lotkel ty Ms pla er CLKIIII MI Oct P The ijeelsnd league Club hss signed ihe following players f r the coming season llntner catcher McKetin hhirt fctnp IJealin oung en I Vlau piuhers iriue Mil base liavls centre field an l i ilks general ulllily iiian Ih clubls neyo tlailng lur a iiew third baveuian a new second bsseiiisn and a couple of out fielders l ianey will irnbaoy be retainI lit the loin unJ a attorl wl I t e maae ti t another catcher Man 1 arer I esd y wi hare cl urge of the club neit riraiii IMS lull poicr to act in the similng of players Tle uiioi k 11 ihv club is in nil superior lo ti at f the laitieiu n fur Its ground lacnliles auu irsoioriailuu faulillss n be uriiill luipioved Mualley Tetienu sni NCA ir rut the i levrlaniicluts will play Lall nu IIe vat tl tuiiitii winter IlinoUlyn Ulna Hie llecldlnu iisuir Krooklyu 1 aim a 1 1 ayersbsv allssi secured aro tor It wis not a inai h In wl irii irreioof the ayers of In Hi cillet were i gave I liul II was one lu v blrh a deal if nuirxl wai maul esieil hearly a esk Uforeibe tl lint I a reiue I LI Je aiil I Vulvn teet Ihilr UII OU IH in ih fir n rl uf faiuisby live lo l u ll e ilruikl n n en uf c u wert Ike farurllei lu the de iUiiis sris aud llsyuiats short work f lleir ol Ilienn vrisnUr n e Hurray III 1 1 nun br nllii liioui in i tidily ellsrliiAi l onvf lle n r unit Oulnii II 7 Vi liHiy II fvus i U ll a vii Iblal ACS b smit VIIMI K lilhvl H HlleU 14 inn iiU lu iiubUiy l ll U 0 il lirsll U K I j lutal i Tolal 1 AI by er ics iiitiiu I tvtit IVl Uiluvulr I fftll tllim II fOs K It ti iiiluuir iv v vtluu U Danel J loiel li Twal i fi n Is I fl 4 Idlli utf I arts s rr e r u iu l i ll gr 4 Klnt KU i llauer llue kl csujs HJHIUIII Tie all teislaif lue l flolllsu Mesiuiiu n sl oliiessl filiii lsrcliuciilli ivrtvfV s allnin ik AUVSU TIIK ATIttKTi i They Steel and rrsrrel I ha Iono Ilnnd Cloae ttvuairf A nrlatloa Tho most Important tnrtlt c of Mlilete e pr hfla in llKioklrn on cn i in Itouort ni Ojtnnaslnm lornor of 1ultin unl Orin o tro t ou oilnoBlnr ivuht vdientlio llrtt nu iiiml onxcntli n nl Ilio J oim lslmil trois C uutr ABO Intln vtiialioll Tlp now lioly IB o local ntlil tis Thir tli Null mil Cti s COUIIT A oc nt on l t tli counr nt laikP 111 nitno Binl Miliioiti I olriR i fliiitlnll1 tlio Biiniolti n lo al LSHH I li n 1 iimn elnr s lilt VlUHt III IlllMllb rU tl lllll OII1B C I lout cm tr n utorml in It tmik ttiimnB tli or uniatlons Inn lui iiP clnto nitiniQiiiiiii tn Ini tlio IT si t llnriirm tlio junior anil en ur cms c mntit triitn oimni lijuiiB i t Ainirloii t bun lrc l tiiil iuu to n J II Mi ll r ciiieil lit onxriit n toirlr th tillonliik oruniiliitlons woio ro rc i uteit L iliuil leg il nnm i Il itu t Hinla it K no t Jliouo nml 1 H M Tor Jutinir Aiiiloiiol lull InoniiiH lliltr n il N ill n in II loi M n llrokUn HoiRlit Atliletlu Lliili MulPoiiii V l nl nnJ Minium JI orriM Ttini MM o Ic ni II alvr in J leTuo II evinoimi lanilnril Aililoil Clnli d S oinl J tli 11011 anU 1 NooJ I non Aljilotii Club lliuri Hint niil 1 1 lulex liimliton Alb ulo Club 1uu ol J ti nuil H It vri ctntiMl thnt tlio nrtint 1oa Club Aioni Atlilntlo As cintif ii turAt Ic ctltili Nntiotnl Atl laid Chili ucrl yAthl IkCtill Atnltr Atlilvtle osniliitlini nnd 1 rlilKu Athli th Club vrouM outer tlio t mteUini lo iN I tl o ortuiiinllon ut Uir IHil mo tine ouN i A olniiilnons constitution mil laws lilr h iIlnlni y COIH norv p Hit IK ott ou In iros onntrv timner MI it o tvil in KU tlouM tlio do unlei t loads tlio HIIUIO HH Ihn rotiBtitutl ni iiml b limn of tliu Nntloi nlCi HI Country Amoilntloiiiif Ainirlcii tin mil illf fireiiio bomc in lit Iho li ti iKliitnl CIOSH Coiiniri AB lut on roc iKtil LS tlio l milt i f nu ntlili ti who I sun eu toil i y thnt i iirtit Intion luiipiipnl to the NiilMinul IlofS Country Ab so lu Inn n in tMiHpiu MOI nml onn that uill Bin mi en ill amount o truuulo m thu liinr futiin Hurry Hint of thn Unlnn Atlil llorinb O AV ooilHOftlie htunilanl nml li IKK H ox ini utU of tlul inn Athlitii lub ro lioud n tiniiiKs Cotninltti L with full n w i It uan tlooiili cl tn loll mi IniiiioiiKo niipir olm e on UlianLgKhint morn nt ovor an i uhtiiiilrt COUIB jittobo iletuimined tiiuti utiiiuill In tho bluueitrhnoeur atti tai toil in 1 one Ixlnnd us It Is i mllileith i MI ct d tlint u pack iiumbiiliiiroM r Uun will i nil climte In thu ient uinkliit ma of tho lamest uiiilotlo UM nts on roconi In Iho world Iho following centluini nwirr chosen to con llu t tho oicaniatlon iifTnlis lur tin lirnt lo m Inii lont iiliainll turtl Iloili Alt Club of Hath It mil I I id Iloslileiit I U Moll rlr hiioolll irrli rs Seirot irvtioorcr II nriuuth itnn Atbktlo Club nnd TrciBurer U W Wood Mnndiml Ath lotto Club Theso K ntleniou itsinod by tho Diocutho Comn Ittio will innn hfe tln niW OP SKI ountrj Infnnt i af fairs Tlio olecllon of tho ctoriu nthlotli eijiert H turlls as 1rcilili nt Is n Rlunal blow to those members of the National Atsoi 1 atlon chlely tho bund capper hopublli lydo clared n recent iSHuoinf metr olltin journals that they had pomtne kn loiltothat Mr Cur tis ouldtiot accept tbe ptollired honor ATHLETIC flOkTS AT 1AI111IOITH tliinrtK Oct n The regu ar fall athetlc meet of Partmouti College occurred in lav and notwlthstand Ing II Inclemency ot tl e weather vreat Interest was manifested l lass I v n the ihamplnnshlp ot tlie college veiurli if Tl1 poluia to 7n tor tJ Thelourlia mrnt was I andlcsi ed and mini new men were brought out ui showtn some tae material for ath leeii The wltinrrf are as follows Throwln llir lla e llillU 1 owlell 113 one himdre 1 J ard HaliF L Howe al Two mile run J Al is n PI Running high Jump 1 It Coon 02 I utilnir the shot teorire 1 Heavy v right vre llltu A J Kannev P M C I V l owe fil won the Anojant dash mile run 231 yard Ua h mi I half mile run Ihe mile walk naa won by t o drover v One Hundred and Twenty Tards Ilnrdle L li Scru ton Tuff of War 01 Team Throwing Hammer U O Merrill IM Light weight TrestllnirI II Abbott 11 Mand 117 Hroad Jump tl n Coou Running Dreal Jump 1 C Totter P2 Two Hundred aud Iwmty ards liur tie L E Fcru ton D H U 1 ole nnll R II Iaker I L C Totter OJ broke the college record tnthe run nlnsr broad jump and afterward In the pole vault Tie medicos w n tbe championship fi r the col eke In base ball beating 3 by a pcore ot lo to il ECIKIKO AT rklTETOI TstirFTOf OcL 1 tor the IflHt week there has leen agrowlng sentiment in favor of developing lonrUls tance runners at Irlnietoii The test ineAns of ac compllshlng this objeit now as In the past is b the loni cross country races of the various college hare and hounds cluba To this end the captains of last years clubs have agree 1 to beuln these races at once and lo orrnnlze all the clie clubs Into one big univer sity asoclallun The Juniors took the list step to day and dUbsnded Cat t Krennnn Y2 will mest tlie senior ckDtain to morrow nnit make the nrressary ar rangementa for a unlvrrslt organlrailon after which the sophomores and freshmen will fall into Hue with their older college mates Tna BkoorLT1 IIARRIVRS The Brooklyn Harriers hid their regular moonlight run front the Manhattan otiaiie lonev l Und road on Wednetdav night There via4 a good attendance of memberaanl no less than nineteen started for the three and a half miles liunlevy fnlrhe 1 rlrst by about a ard from tckers with 1rfsident Ihomtsou third Tbe time was It minutes 1 second CR03VCOLSTUT BUMVKIts IH nrw JkHIET A score or more of athletes representing the Lorll larit Athletic Aseuclallon plodded throuirh umrshesand clambere I over hi 1 and dale In Jirtey la t ev nlng tor about six miles Harry Myers an liohrrt Irvlnir were the first to return The covered the tlUUnce In JJ xnluutes and a seconds Tbei jendrmy ioiiriianirnt bchednle Everything is now in readiness tor the Academy tournament to rieeln During tlie past few days the schedule committee comioe 1 of ll II Mepard Apolo Club J II Nelilken Ilisedale Clun IX II Hug lotham Clnb unit J tnnst HJalla l uh have lieeu fixing tip a schedule wlilcli was acctpel Isst nUlu The schedule names Nov in as tlie ol enlnir nigtil nnd the rattles w ill continue on every Mondav Wedtieslav aijl hrldayulir n eirrpllnz hri tniAs and New Wars until Febt Tie uan e HAS ottirmllr clianitd trom the foinerov tu the AI ademy nAilunal tournament A change was also made tn the r Irs so that eactl new club dtelrmr admittance must be an iirmnlil club for at lsa t one year from the iiienin d te of the touma ment Instead of liilnz In etutinte on net H UKVI previously the ruk Ihe lolldwiiiir schedule slinws what clubs will bowl eaoh nljhl as well as the officikl nmplresi Holiday hor 10 1ak Avenue mplre anl Fidelia aiiplre Murihy tteunesdiy NOV l Gotham Fifth ard and Spar tans of llubuken umpire J tunnt rrlda NOV 14 hrikthlla clendale and Orchard umpire J Thum Monday Nor 17 Atalauta Bpsrtans of f ew Tort and Hnsedale umpire t H Milliard Wednesday ov ll Appotlo I retnont and Manhat tau umpire J II Venttcn lrlday NOT 1 faik Aveuuc Fifth Ward and Krakehlla umnlre C II h nt Monday Nov 3i psrtaus of lloboken Rosedale ard Apullo umpire J Hass MednesUr nv u broplra Glendata and Oothrmi umpire XI lleusser Irlday ov ti Hilclla Tremont and Orchard tim lre II n liter Mdiday lite I Atalanta Manhattan and Cellism Vtednssday lso 3Rosedale Ulendaeand farL Ave uaei umpire u hrhmllt Krldai Dec lartans of New orkMfih Ward and Tremonts umpne Tucker Monday Hen i ilnds Hdels and Spartans ot Uobokrn uuifilre J Ostermann edne dar liee lu Apollo Krakehlls and Emplrs nun Ire l Hust trlday liei lPoieilile Orchard and Fifth ttsrl umpire II barrUon Monday Her I ic rt n of hetv ork Krakeblla and notham umtlre J Otinst VVednesday Deu 17 Apnll fark Avenue and Ala lanta umpire n Mtirphv rrl lay irec Hi Rpitriauof lloboken Manhattan and Empire umpire J Thum MunJai rise iltosedale Ootham and Fidelia umpire i ll ftilar t IrlJaf Jic r remout Atalsnta and Olendale nmpir J II Melnkn Uundsy Dee tu Manhattan Orchard and fark Avenue umpire i II hlnir frldav Jau J Fmplre Trsroont and Rosedale um pjre J lias Uonlar inn i Hdella 11IU WarJ and Apolio um plre M llsusier Welnesilav Jan 7 Part avenue tparlan of Ho token td ipurun if New ork umpire II Uluier Krida Jan uriliard Aivilo and iiothaui utn f MoiiitaV ilu UfUella Ala sola and EraksLllai J Kn r Usdnislar Jan 14iilenilale Maubaltan and fifth ard umpire U Itust Friday Jan l hoirian of ew ork drclisri and 1 mi lie uuiplr E iiarrtsou BMndsr Ian ar an of llotolen Krakehlla and rrsn nt utiip re r lucker Vrdiir le Jin I Atllo frarlsn of hew York am ll si dAle tuiplre J Oiuru snu Irlla Jan JrupIrs Alalania and rifib Ward nu pire J uunst lliidai J n Vii I run nt J rkAveineand otln iii uuiHre W V Murplir Wednestay Jmi lraleliliall silale and Manhat tan unip re J Thum frldsr Jan tnMiirian nl llokokeii Orchard slid Alalania umpire II Ililisrd Molidsv till l Manlialiai Kldela and f srlsn of hew k ik uaiuiie J II Jlilusu Ths Ajullu Ho llnCluLff His Isiirrn dliirlit an Manhaliaos ct tlensw ward bowled a maicli iainiu J HalHf s alleys n Vvetfusslay miilil Tlietcoiei MaiiliaiuiilCl llasre I ll Ililitr lui n ilsr uuisii tt II AUrle 1 J llauei i I I kls lei i f Muy l K4 li fnliu I4J U Vausr Ju lisllir 177 Imal I 7 A ll A isi li I Mire I II Mure 170 rtllir IK Hslllitr I I i Maiar 171 II Hunt Ifi haul I4i U 1111 aril I t Xrelliausr 14 lual I HI nn li i si llsluers sl ts lielaltisid llrwp ateniie liiwiklrn iirisins lumi kns iirlins lui I diLa I s tills I firiiilnl It I jasrel 147 ii i brilisiii I J isii ItaiU l T tlfultff lu iT T si I I I lulls slss K KIMe I Vv IIIMS IMi JMi II il i lull Hi 11 jAlltiufiua III II ttlviorfn I T liu M nil i iu Inuil eili s i4s sroil srli UK I r i i ui l J 11 Haiu I I Ill ul i r l sil i liiei J H Iliudsss de it KliuKs I I H III ulss 17 Jillll III i Juiif IU U II lulkurruar M U MMie i r si UP ass an epulisi till rsissud lt ii lu 4ii l Men ins iiin llsln 11 sit e I I pie ssi II lus i I I ins I Ml III ll a il i t lut nl II Jll l Ily Aaisi ui mil nui a liSUI U A k l l ft s CIS IIS ifiui a u i M I ro i IK girt ito A lti fl J i A I b lui i 1 i V l a sJ 6 W Itlckerlch III i Use i II l I 4 Tuial wj Isiiii iu A ma i77 I Imta It KKcl 1JI M HI I H er HI 1 Isl 7l T sm ko 3 r let 11 K Alliss 141 K Jrat UA lOiN LE TUB nBVOKT UAKfS TIIK BBXHAT1VX or itK MI i Mttnnis aii Onftoola the Fllllr the r tom Iit Taunt llnwn Halll MeClrllatsd Thej Hello Mcsiilej It nt d to M tcli It vpni lirlcht nml glorious ortrhend but tho rnr o iirft wnvKIIT nuil lienvr with niuil nt Morris 1nrk joMirdar llio thotifandiof rnco K ors prt si n I mw Borno Riimi rating In wlilcli lionort woio nb nit onmlly dlUdeil between favorites nml outsider Tho email fields of liorsis led to nnixtri itvo maklns seven lu nil ln jer HrothtrV 1on tho loul BOD of lolug cno ilio talent ntnM In I ho openlnc rnc of n mils nnd it sixteenth Mr Helroonts coM Itii HneelaniA was pounded down to oditituii 1on lotiit at II bo ml oddAiiKnln t Eon niailo tin running nil th way ulnnlnt well In baud by n lenirtli mid n linlf from tlK faxorlto Clms Itrol A BnnV 1I1U Annie was n prlmn tnVorlto lu llin nueepMukas for twoyearolds at th co IiirloDKf Tho 1111 nnd Mr httliterts colt Michael BI cnnd choke mado a m ikantl nock raid to tho la t furlong wuoie Annie dicvr owny winning hnndllj Thoro wero ten original outrlon to tho Uullo Mi ndo Handicap at a roll nnd n nuurttr In nhsu lnUnla liello ut 102 iioumU and Mon tague 1DJ wore tho only rtirtors hertnl of tbo owner B crumbled anil declared tliolr hor os out hoiilho weights worn announced invinir that tho riuo was dun to lailnlu Hello liy tho handlcnptor but Ialnla Hollo was beaten In in bttrt in llnili bv nlrmlRKUi who win a BhnJo tic ffionto The alow time 1 111 hittHthat thn handlcupuor had tiol mine u orr urntniUtnCit balllo M lillulid dlnappolntiMl hor backers In the tndilnn Stakes uolnu to tho post on mlds on favorite oho cot awnjr a ubiiiln In front At tho half sb tiuirnn lading nwuy un der hpldor AniltMsoiiH punlnhmrnt Ln Josoa hud tiik n the load anil maklne tho running to tlia fltilili eho won handily by four lontttlib from antntrlce iv bb ballleBhard racoon eilnesuay nnlltted her for yesterday a urdoal 1 ho 1oytona StHko opei ed u ith u sensation OK amlnirMuinbllni nnd throwing Hnyvvard nt tliu post nnd running anay llie veteran jo key wan on lil feet In a twinkling tho hono wnaliiought back und 1 Ini A ard ruinountail Tho tnlont backed Tulla lilmkburn to win tlio tttukos Hechiro having n strong following ns tcei nd choli o Tarnl upit all calculations by taking tho load In tho Inn half of th raon on Cui Can u 0 to 1 shot and winning handily by fourlenglhi Tho sixth nvo rni won handily liv Punster Jr the lavorlte and the extra Koramble of five lurlonci wosiapturod by Klnc tock third ch lee the horsu muklns allRhtolnu spurt at the llnlsUand n Inning handily The four moved away with Pnlvlnl a ebade In the front at a mod Mart Tarnl moved 1on out and running free and itrouc ho opened a little trail In tho first furlone ttiilvinl and llnce Innd alternated In necond plate to the stretch 1on luaklni the puoo out In the Hunt to tho flnlh and wlnnlnc by a length and n bull llaoeland beutlni tialrlnl eltiht lonatbs for the uliuo hw pit k i of Slouch with fr O ildti of which f Uii to itcoud uid iu to third one mil aua a lU tefnth Uwj rr Uroi b c Hon tr Eolnt War Boot 123 TuTftli 1 A Bclmont ib i Raeilanil a 122 HUmlllon a bir lro ch h Suvlul 5 llilBersen 8 Kluluence alio ran Tlm lisa Poit nettlOEFnur to 1 on Ractland airilnit Eon 3 to I MUrim Mo Is Kinlncuct Goto 1 kntuaU palil TUB EiECOSD BiCE Mlohaol and Annie mndo the rnnnlnc neck and Dek to the half mile where Annie I ocun f orcl nc abend and won I IT two lengths Mich ael beating tiIutriguonte a leneth and a half lor the place xrerpruLtiof 15t chwith 7V added of which S ou to tcond and Ml co third for iwo ar0ldi threo iiuartem of a tntlft 0 Kcea Son b f AnuU by Mr rickvlckIionnU ood HAiHtrcin I It A swlgirt ch c lllchatl I OS I orlneton 3 J A 1 A II Mtirrli ch i L Iclrliutnte 1U7 Ultlo flelill 8 blualot colt also ran ranTlmf I ll 1rttt rettlnjr Ten to 7 on Annie Michael 3 ml Llntrlffnante SH to 1 th Blnatua colt 60 lo 1 ilutu all f aUttuu t ii and diiu THE TIIIED UACF Jtontnciio extended hU neck In front of La vinla Belle In the opening strides and trad uull Increasing the lead was an op n lencth In front of the mare on turning the ton of the hill Btoventon rode tho mare for nil she oonld do lint llontaeuo wax at bis best Taylor Inudint him an easy winner by tbie IcnctliB Hell Mode IJinillcip for all arei of 30 each with II added o which Mwtoiecond and flsuto third one mile ana a quarltr Ireakneiabuble t ch tc Montairae S by Mortomer hY Jn lliulali t 1 llererwjckt ttatilet b m Lavlnla Belle 6 BJ Ste venion a Time 2l1 H Toil Pettlnir Fire to 4 ou Mouingue ercn money La TlnU lie lo ilauialt paid THE FOUBTH HICE Balllo JlcOlelland Beckon La Toscn Firo wurka nnd Adace flllr started well abreast Cantatnco trallinc bailie WOH drawn Into the ruck at half a mile Kolnu ba k undr the whip nnd her chances sera over La Toeca winnlnc by four loneths and Onntatrlce get tint the place by tno lunsths from tlrewotk taihlon M k for nillti twopeari old of V o eioh Ilr forfeit wlih I jvi added of hlohfJMJ o leconii undi n third three gunner of a ml e A llelinnntk CL f La Toaca by 6u Itlaice ToncQnca 12 illnmlllon 1 Karhrurd Manori I t Lantatrtce 103 Jlartln 2 u llcantitiu t flrenerk ID iMMitlO a KecltuuSallle McClelliiiid and ihe Adaire Oily alto ran Time litT roil netting lire to ton Jallle MrTMlird j lnt La Toico to 1 Itecknn to I the Adake Qllr 1 j to 1 LMiitatncn 15 to it Hrework to tu 1 Mutual paid jco Jllal au THE FIFTH BACE Tulla Illnckliurn F t the prve from a fair Btnrt Can Can runnlnc second At tho half Tulla viui tmlf Inppeil by Can Can Comlns down tint Mil Can i an had attrnnirlriul lle clare c f ond under the u hip vlth Tulla Hlnok burn alia In tiouble Tnral lenpthcned tho cap eradually on Cau Can landliiR her winner by IU luubtha from ItecUrc iiruidess lappinc third Ieytrma Stakea for fllllei three yetreold of AOtach forfeit with titM added of whloii f iiu to itcond and Snoto third onemUeanl an eluhth Levrrwyck Mab e cb f Lan Can by frlnce Charlie 1 a himcralua lUiTaran i II Vinrnke i ion i blk r Reclari l2 Harnii a J A a A U Uorrlia ch f Drnldeia 11J Little Heidi 8 liilla blackbnrn and ntoamlnir alao ran Tluit 7 Tnit BettlnrAcdnit luila Iilacknnrn Tlo VlUcltre 2te to 1 Prul 4 to 1 Can an rt to 1 dloamtnf 1 J tu I umuaii paid laiiu i ASS and HUM THE niZTII 11ACJ1 Vondrntlor Catherine B Montorpy Mamie n nml Meildin mued anay In coodbhaio woodcutter tnaklne the running tothe mrotch where Mamie 11 nmd Funster Jr led tho field 1nnstBr Jr led Mamie II by a ne H u lurlonc from home where Clayton bcjrun huHtllne IuiiBei Jr winnln if the rare by threo lengths Jlnniloll batinc wood utter for tlio ulu e l r lunsti Jr wuo boucbtiufor HJ05 hwerpitakfiof f is each with I7SO added of which fl lo mconI and txj to Ihir4 lellliixailuwancn itirre uarier f a mile It T 1uieliere cb K Iunitrr r 8 by runner Maud I IllJ tU lon t W O lulirerh f Mamie II a MM I tntler i J A bftti htor br c Woodcutter iMMHrllni 3 Torclilljlit outerr Catlicrtue U ilokciule Uonlc rey aud XlertJen also rau lime 1 K To t Il tllnr lf lnit Punu r Jr H lo 1 Torrlilljht 8 to 1 uodcutter and Metidfii tf to 1 tach atlienue H to li Mam e II 11 to I Mckcurle and Outcry 14 to I each Wuntirey 0 to t Muioala paJd7W TUB hu runnlne from the furlonn nHt to within half a luilmiuof hom where Ikinvtock shot out from the rtuk and head Inu Hyra u off won by a lanch hyiauuHu nMoid tin luDuihri iu front of thu JlWottu kwetiitakri of 115 each for m U u of all iiti wlih 175 allet of win to IPX 10 tecond and iu iu tiilrli nve elrlult of a uiHe C I lolly br c Muvtuct by Keu llhrlflKa I kll a lt llerfrru I J llaricit U f i br to klnueyMairot HI I ulinor Itujutfori W ar l uke Uoultineker Iulcti Itlrl ai d U i piau aUu r n llm t Inil i llln A ln l OMneiife lo f Kitrlnor 3U I I lnwll iu I Koj el rt I ttl Huoliuakrr Jlultli iirl n I Mar iul i In I arh Ha Kite liliy jjlul t liinou M l I Vuluala lent li il auj Juruillea Ulu Out itf Ma Uuttm Jus Miilaos Its Oiilai IIMIIISII IJCL l LIIS H UymnuL lusliissa Jalsstius aaivnella mi Lucille Msnuells srsrs li luikr liois s al lntiiil loiJsy an4 iteif ibsui s is ILs imtiKleiva was lar s vliile lus track was luud IDIillIIHS 114 VSIUSU UU SUd I lu Ills lSllMV sriu l e riil faia ssllli t IUrs al fis lull lit a Mse fri u llarrf WslAvu lu Cullujsu IL fartvilla II s ssitit raia ssllliiir purss i ueuii aa4 Iwsnly HiMsms IU llelaldls a T li ratvnia iirMiiasi uu l a uoee livut Iviiie 4 rker isMI14 Tune I 4U lls ilir i ra i a Isullxp sislslss talus us lull su4 ills sis uikils tail sli s ruis tsi I If ii a leiKiie 111 lie ran lll4 icsimiv isi J rirtsr up au rt lu j in Hi tsiilujr riuilisby skuii bead r uiliau I isior Lsilir ii laiuiue pnree tint Die failed to lnaterlallt th Ramn flltr Pac onett n A Herer tin and 4 to I In th htttlm wlnntnt with a h a lentifc from Kara im Hdaen by J for IT Mary ronrnr who ran thir t betnr lanped on Sara TIB tl etoamli 1 i Inlifi cailH e man t tli t nd In nneitloa Mm ai in hU ridlnc on tittle Wld L wh nptnrd f aTerita an 1 then admnr lo to I Tne reinll t U ln nll non vae mil mad 1 abilo but II l prot able Hie fill tbadelnwini wan due mote in that jocker i In capacity t ride than to any mtrntton lo make tier the flitlm of anu Tie itcond ifrtlon of ihle r re hlch elneed IVe ayaepirt fell to 1ifI U Unnneti tin rlddrn by Iiav and to i In Hi teilitif Mi t won in a ranter br three length I oM1rlt arcond two lenvthi In irontof l dlth I tlilrt hid 1 the lutorlte ImUhed laiL llnie 1 4 leiondA lodnjn IVngrnmmri nt Jlorrln Pnlk A ith fuller floloU of IIOIHOH nnd n fnMor truck Ihu im IIIK vtIII bo im ltiinioLiiu nt on tbnt of tint iiroceilltiK tlnyi i f tlio motlino Tha fontuie will bu tlio 1no Alto Handicap for tnuMarnMi tin rnlrUow LlKbtnpliiht llAnillcHp fnr nil nei K nml tha DMiinii Ilnndl cnn nlro for nil nco Nillle Illv nnd Harlr Hloisom III rtm well us nnmoil In tbo Inlo Alto Demtith nnil Counln Jeni look well In tbo 1nlrvlow Hnndlrnti nn l Itnelno and Aol unlOT II innv llcht It out In tba Plxlnna Iunnior Jr ami llonxion MINT be prominent In tho nt eiiinu iln h 1on nnd tniv Annr llnleyp ecldlnn will lie m thn Hi M In tlie Hfth rni8 and llort 1 oy ni d lluvllla may lead the otlu rn homo In tliaslvtli Hrnt KsceA rviopstaki s nt JH each with F7SO aided fo three ear uids sel lui allowances thrse iiuartets nfa mile lir llemulh 11J Pnnler Jr 107 tona l na IU Hnile Iv Ml I slv Jan cult IU Hosile IOI lluitaed IN Xerunica lliH lavo 112 Vainle II ll mule IU UtrHel IOI lloision llol becnnllta e I ao Alto Haiidirnp a sweepstakes of u earli iti lu i added lur tHoenrous three uusrletsnf alnlle chillisn IIU atnwan inn helllr Illr IHillelllv IO i nrrectlon m Hoodlum vr lintlie nuMiver rlnce in ttoodntter IM Llule 9J lariy Blosrom lull Tlilrd Iuce 1 alM en I Iffht wrlfht Handicap a sweepstakes ot enidch vith 6lvjJ added fur all ares ouo iiile and a ijusrler Ifemnlh lltrKvsson ro Iojs n trems ImUvid Kt Ktiicktnn ti7Admlral 85 llle Icurlli fare Dlltnna Ilnndlcap a swrepslatts ot fcTi ri h witli l iiu added lor all aites three lusters ut a nil e nhintirl 1J4 II VT Cnok 104 Haclne uj My I etluw 101 IKliortir inKUlyXan HA Malstune II ijSUlcm U llella li Or l Htlli KaceA svrees akis o SO each with flOOO added for a I aices one mile Eon Hi I leva IM Inrmus U AI n Koleyn geldlns 118 1tttr o Ulltosette llu alckeniln Hitn liaee A svefi stakra of fn each with f730 addeil for twoyesr ulds tlvs furlongs Kaliowan Ill klttvT IPS Maxilla Im Zeliulila Ida Tom Donohue 107 I est Bov IOI Common Scise 1U7 Alma fllly 1U1 1 b IttmnerM wt IJunder nclnir wa rfonitJ at Dan lee jtHtrtij t fore a rather ilitu attendance Jocke Ilrrlonlikd flTraount during the day and UnJtMl ihre uf tb m winner and got ieconi1 placn with another The rummarlet follow Mrtl lUcv turre live ftirlonffi 1ti Onon Uica Kelpn If with MII ri tlio padlie won a llr by ihre leiititha Murigjid vccund four leiifiilie In rtom ol tb 1 cut nti Titnr MIX HtJiL l v nmoney KelpCIlj 3totO i Uc 4to Wari o IIBCO H nn Hki r rnrin 92r O six furlong Cant T 11 rlU Joti b Morton won by l leuitthi Manh Redon WM cond two in front oMaMti JohiiBon Tiin lil Xet ncHix to D t Tell 1 10 2 place ven moncj Uri Kdon rlace Ihird Kate 1uriif fsvt one mile Hra leaf Iforton nr won ejuiy by twn leiifttli M I uka wui steond three In iront of tiarrUon Time i Bet tine fi to 1 Ited Leaf 7 to pUce tr n money L Lakf place Fourth Kai lur e o ttre nud a hair furomit Iielltartua riJden Ly r rroll won handily bv fire Jcngth Trlnr Howard Kot the plare t two lentrths from Lltbiert Time l U Ktitlti ix tofi HelUariu 2 to place eten money Prince Howard place KlftU K cr I urfcfl fJ o ne and a half farlonRt Ruittc with llnrton In the lacMIe won eanlly by elKht UnKthi Travrtler WHR fteconil tn in fr ut of Lauienka lime I U Bettine Mve to 4 on Ituitlc noplace toi Traveller Tlaoc Ai arrantremcnti K r raltrond Mrlltttei rannot bo tnndr at prcieoU the tnanairemtnt Imrfl dtctde lo dli continue their tueetinjr uattl tucb arranffcmenu can be made The Gloucester ICncen OiorcKSTFR N J Oct u Tlie folio Tin are tbe re ulu of todays races ffrit Race Six and a half furlonfn Aqaaeo won Gold ai tllly i rond Tyrone third Time I Ht i Second Rac B ven fur on ft Oloiter won Oouiiod econd Ofniece third lira IM ThIM Rao MX farlonri Piilevue wen 6e Bird lerond 1 mplre he Iy third Time 1 r Kuiirth Race Six and a half furlouiri Tlora won Buckitonr icrond 1 dllr third Time 1 J5W Una Kace Mile and R furtong pirllnr won John Jay iccond rnjard third Time Mf Itaclnc Iu Kneland IoxfOT Oct 9 The race for tbe Ceiarew Itch Stakei a handicap of J5ioTereltDieacb 10 forfeit with 1VQ loTerelyns addel for three ye ir olda and upward two mliei two turloiuaanl thtrtj fi yard uai run at sevrmarket tu lar and won by Irincv Bobtycofl flT year old bay hor e him l y Hampton out of Radi ancy M FptuuuU thre Tfftr od chettnnt fllly Alt caitte ty Hermit out of vndeira wai lecoud and J ord ItattlUKt i font jear old ctieunot Clly Judith by Beau llrummel out of Juli 1kacUum tbtrd TUere were tweut twi mar tern THXAL HucerBifiit Op en UK of Their Second Annual lloxluie Iturner The announcement that Tat Cahlll th x araaietir IB U die weight of America would make hli reappear auceat the National Athletic Club toarne filled the 1alace Itink In CUrmont avenue near Myrtle Urook Ijrn It it n tfht when tlie prellmlnar trial bouti of the the club second annual tournament w re decided Clever Tim Murphy of the Iaitline A C and Henry KeHinder of the Iridge A i lOVpound men were the flnt pair to nt r the rlmr Tllt bout was shirt anJ aw eel Murphy was the beit of tbe fair Fain Kelly Nonparltl A u and John IT IHbbetts National A O caiii together uexL Ihe Judge had no dtttculty In arrftlng nn hllv Kid Hojfan National A C ilrew the Lye In thn rlitt The fratbcr wrkht came next f Jtnibalbo National XCand Andy ke 1 I aatiiae A L wer ttie nrit pair to to on ui thlnlaci Iho judge agreed oil J lui Lalbo wittou uuertiuii llauclitr Ju Ittirns ffihf National A C and U1 Ham VoxJa jrk A O were the next pair In IhU data buroi iot the or 411 on boy i Iiumiejr let rued In anuddir lky Weir de IelfHii bpider icil uliedaftirill voice M lotuHreed of ihe Mnparell A and H Mnlilni fit Bile AO taried th next bout trcid la Hue Dood Hi pr cepior more or ai oiu and ilnuce itrtii thanitoitr The ent htdkr eoi ttie TtrJIct Thtt next fftitcn to RO on were John Dietrich of the riiet A C of Ncwurl s J And Jrafik J col urn uf tlie rit Ind A A ol the atue placo The fljttit HOJ Awarded lo reborn I I lhep clal Weltrht I4 round clua John McTier nan leeri aA and MHUtn Htllr Ilannver A o Johnny FrLhardt awarded ibe tout to Mcllermtn amid vftrlfer ui Mining Jerry hulllvan of th Clinton A and John Attktni of the Noni arell A I wrre announced next a th nrit to comreie In the Uf lit weuttt i i o uud clafa bulllnm rerujd in ipar Alikent atatinz that he wan a b oodr pmffMlonal neltlirr would Im proicit tiiin and JG conlhiiflr AitieniKot the le iilon alter OreniOe c Voliirii A c mi 1W Iewltfit Fnl A A wtre ll uexl 10 don the tultU Lu ibU ilat The Mrhican lad KOI the virllct Harreit National A and franV Pay Mtit bide A U w r the ntxt r u The idttrfl rfr d en bay The middle wrlrlitt came nn uett 1 liner J heo fti National unl l l til t i old clut mile and if arr In ir partner an I m pit ldwtrl Inilerman i the bcuttl Am rlean A beuiir iti nrit nulr hee w4a Uarfl knorkul nut and iid tu be carr d out but ro cottrtd in ite IrrMliJK r oiiu nrir roi Ct r rm the air ft he next talr I at Cahlll of tlie M iii atiJ liUold pprMiufnt JarL aa Houttnof the Urn hi f A nr if u cliieit and men bitter rhai In tlit amnlrur raiihi Iat w rut In tn win anl ai he I In mwil ccin con Uilnn the bout wjsiay lone 1 nl r uh I hi man tu tlm rnp a and rtl 1 M 1 the wi r In he fir i round h lindeil ou ih tl r a an diirlnif tl tftitn 1 ami I ant riund nrel tx chetiirei et ttie tu crotv ui luiir Ann l tii freuuit i itifiumi it r iuJiri arrf d nn f ahlll rn acentjj t uf h dolnir altrn r a 1 t ir leadiu a drcUluti wliivb wi itreettJ Hith Icurly ia tii Ihn Iliiliiikrn I III lie Clllll ut Dinner u e and krouude ot the JJuboktp Turtle iin9i t to in rc nj clambake wlueb tiai H in fi 4 wltki M fibr I In in In bd IM uouy laiurw iiU 414 HU IJWM In Ml tut Iff ff f fff fff fff f ff f f fff f fffffff KING OF COCOAS ROYAL COCOA FACTORY i Kings arc but men but nil men nrc not kings Therefore 1 when the King of Holland says as he did by deed of August 12 1889 that he is greatly pleased with BEST GOES FARTHEST and entirely unsolicited grants the manufacturers the sole right of styling their works the Royal Cocoa Factory a sig nificance attaciics to the act which would not erc lie not every inch a king ra SAFETY BICYCLES HI i i I Al I i AH TH I lull nl M is i ni I ma S EXTHAOHDINAIIY UAROAJNS a MliAI n l i ll MUI WakC Utt MM iu i nt tall Hli fct l i f Hlil I IN V II Mi iiirtar ctulilf HAS WORMS rnii f 4 k lii t t u 4 wvr ti 6 U i v I K I iiirk iri MlNII llll I l I II H I It I i l A A l fj I I 11 SO MI Ml Ua4 li Cutl IU 1UK TtUTTKnH AT 1litIlCO Navtrot ImproT their Ilfcordu nnd Are Keiidr br lll r Claaa B LTIMOBE Oct 0 A ctrone card for the eecom day of tho fall mcotlne drow one of tho Inreest thrones that bai orcr calronlrod the tiotiotrimllco Of the four races thtoo were nnlched the 122 class golnc ocr tolrlJar Marondes iarrlod oft the hnnor bywlnnlne the most raluablo pnrto of the tiar and ilolout Inc n cood field In fait tltno In tho first heit tho croy etallion tent nway to the quarter in 83H eecondn reached Iho holt Inl 07X and finished well within himself In 217K Ilia best record bcfora iNaa 220 After tho raoo William IIopps who owns Walker Merrilltheslroof Marcndosprosonted the driver Ilromley Ulha cold watch The cacor could havo BODO In 217 or batter In the fourth heat but was elowod mi to lot tha oth ers laeldo tho dlntauco Tho srort bcean Tilth tho undolBhed 221 cacc and Klaa Tosoa captured another heat as ho plo iscd lowering his record to 210W Thencamo tbo 233 trot with a Held of ten UnrryBtrldcawarwas the favorite at 2 to 5 before tho llrst heat which Harry W won from the start maUlna his first record bolow 2Sa Uouoy Iluntor just boat Ilarrr Btrtdoawny for tho second boat and also entered tbe Hat ThonfilridoanovKOta ncoro to bis credit In exHCtly 3U but was ratrled to a break In the next by Koanoke Mnld who made tho mile tn 2274 This mnde me fourth consecutive trot tortooiirn 30honoiannd the lrelnlanwent on to lotorrlnftralBht heats Alter the 217 race had cone to Morendes the 2 2J trot i ame on Ilorlcon and Boudan m t In thlf and the bettlne won 1UU to 3S on JJorl oon oer tho Held boudan got away well and secured tho first boat which Ilorlcon a driver did not seem anxloun to win In the second beat FlorKon lod then broke and boudim pusf ed him but comlnc home the fn orltoMisto speedy for tha urown aeldlnif cmrjlnc him ollhU stride and oEKlnc to the Wire In 2 rJU The n t heat was on onay tlilup for Hirlcon but it astoo lnrktoln Ish Tbo 2 37 and 22S trottlDR cla Boa are also down for the third day Summaries 14 race partc ftO3 KlncTonea bj P toikeT Uall t 1 1 Outen aotlliari KurtU 1 3 Z Olii letcnin M S 8 CKtamont MtrrKltM 8 T 7 htij iell Irwln 4 0 s roic Cook e H 4 Jrank W Uld r 5 e 0 7 la 3i33 class purse twin Hoanok Maid by Roanoke Bass I B B 1 1 1 llarrvHirldsaway mltb 3 2 1 3 Harry tt Trout 1 a 8 7 8 Money Ilnnter Vlltcrisll 4 1 7 0 e 7 Highland Hoy Myers 710 0 10 2 3 General Henham trains 6 l 4 8 S 4 I X L Oreen 8 7 n 0 4 B C A H Kensler 9 U 7 b a lleroOterrineldl B e 10 0 8 dr belle IlracUord Brown IDS 2 4 dr Time 2uK J 2 K 2133 2JO ten 2 17 pace onrse f I coo JlarenSe by Walker Merrill Browlev I 0 t 1 VltellolBever 3 1 J 0 1 K Eoiterl a 384 Alexander Dor 1ope M 7 6 a 2 Ily XMIkes Trout 4 848 Kmma L While S 466 Jesse II Pawling 6 ills TlmaJilTW IrtDV a 19 2rU 3 23 class purie700 unfinished Horicon UcOretor 3 1 1 Kondan uodire 1 4 3 Charter O lleutsehel S 2 4 tbarley Kbson rowir 5 3 8 BL hlmo llrownl 4 S 0 NELSON MAKKB A KITH JtECOnD 15OOO Ptraona Bte Tnro Iteeordl Broken i Xcrr llautc Trnnr HAUTE Oct 9 Eery Inch of SPBCO from which a view of the race course could bo had was crowded to suffocation this afternoon In anticipation of thn creat mile to be made by Nelson Fully 15000 people cheered thcm Belres hoario when tho creat trottor flew un der the wire and Unas known that fora sec ond time ho had broken tho worlds record The horse drhon by bis owner C II Kelson joeeed craccully down tho track In front of the amphitheatre tbrc o tlmcshu was jOKRed up and down the track tvfor tho grand stand and then when nell mi In thobtrotch bin proud head wai turned tonard tho lre On ho came Iclsnrely at llrst but momentarily In oreaslnc his i eed until nun kns IlKhtnlns he Hashed by undT the line uod was away Kiarcely d d be appear to touch tho ground as he tiuxorsod thn ohutu and whirled round tbe ih r t rn Ho Hew past tbe quarter In 32 seconds nnd sped rn like tbe wlml Ho dnslied past tho half In 1 OIJ n2 09i cult Iho rrowil rope OR onn man and uatctiod tho bor e as hn nwcpt toward tho tbreoQiiarter post whd h bo pnsied In 1 3 li and then ewunc into the homestretch On ho came with frlctlonless mntlou and pasoud under the iro In iliv thiiu lowerlnn thft worlds record or K nuurter of a second Tnn annoimie ment from tlio judees stiitid roused tremon ilnus tntbus Asm and tho crouil swnpt over tho fnee nd ution tbe track Thn drherwas lilted frrm hi stilk and carried aloft on etal wart shoiihliTi while the horto was cruwntd Wlthn wreath of lowere Another wrrlds rm ord was broken In the freoTor all pace puree 10 iu Hal Iolntcr Iu the first heat made tho fastest mile ever made In a rare covorlne tbe mile In tbe romnrkahlo tlmo nf o i v Ith U 1 bccond Hal Iolnter is owned iaUuilulo Trotllnz at Uraile Park BosTOf Oct U The litober trotting meetlnr at Mstlo Tark opened today two lays late on account of tad weather The track wsa In poor condition but ei celltnt time a male In Ibe first race nolwlthstand In ratz wai the winner aid trotted the best rate lie lias ever made lu Iloston Ike slow class was won by I anriy Wlcox a wonderfully speedy mare aud steady finisher The stttnusnce HAS fair buinuurlrs socials purse V divided J Mitntnf OIL in launyHllcox B 7 7 1 t I AI Uuresblk a AUKssr I 1 0 1 Irank Wrel au b s slambir 7 J 4 J x Newell a blk in I Una J a H 4 4 J II Hynnscli r Intnl I a 5 7 a s l H llarklstsb r Ariosy Id u a 7 H I Iteynolasb i I red nilkes 4 II a I l MaAlrrmh a Maicot it o A e 7 JulmK liirnrr sbr in evada 4 H in Hlr II o Uoidsb s Htrlr oti r 10 U I ur L K Claras blk ni l atile i dis lluieJ J t f 3 AH Ji Kic ai nurse f U dlvllod f harles iuppsli f iiiati t 2 I I J J I owen e li K lesie Hanson 4 t 6 it J Y turners ir m AbUe n J I i ll A kloodisb u Alllllir HllLls J 4 6 r 1 I Martini t IrreTride 3 S 1 J uldel b k in 54 rla Ilnict 7 I 4 4 J W UnibiKsili s ioifrnur lienlun ft H h fU le ir Halon 7 7 7 Tim I J t J in t h i Jt Mna jitnu jut iKiiiiii tiunrit It IB Mild hut tbo fit Iou pnul roorim lm lost OMTllIOlNIU ilnr ntf tli io unt ou uu uud uru mi lli vi tilt ol it total iolui I It Is mild thn n srillcnti l ciiitlaiin 11 i In i li d Ly J Miiiculm 1 orl s I an i u onicd u iHKli tut laud it Ioiikiil uir JIu vrlin li lhi r lntuinlioimrtluiMul ukl l ui oil trt t lu truck Jlio i rni l Dl ii liUiitinn ulnncrni fuiii iw Vlinld i hi W cm In MM r IK In aiUli K con Iilon lioiiltiiiifflfiilkg In i he ctpiiia li iv u tlui u ii0uy tcOnuin llr tli ii ul ul li i in fl o ir tliillun ti u l lui inn Iv I in in t li I IMIVU lliu luuyi u I l l u ln u uiid Im ijuit t u mill u d u ui Hi loli Mm i u tlu diiv III tilt CHIUllll Illiu IIIL Ul I ll li l I I IJll ii ll liliii M i Jilvii il i i iii nu i nt ni Imi or riiiilu r i lijnt It tin iii i t n ull H u II Ui i m i I iln i v rat lu tlliU I u I u i ill Mm l ii I Uu I A luiilili tiiji lui i lirtvr n ill ir IIill h tta liniuclw y u i ruli vllrluuili l 11 i iiis n ar Hl nlJ ttlly H I V I Inn tin i nil I Inn i ill 11 Ui i I list nnil l til nitii u ii lu ni lli llmii itl lul at ii VH in lu l i rrc n1 Ai lilitim Ai III luiiu I i in AMnliiiis i luiI I MI i ouiJsii n vi l i llinll llu mf Alui Hi int Mul iislia Wliwia HI Hi limn II v cull null 1 JU l s iri lot ri wii in nut i All inlii wn In l r liaiil r vi tin I nl i In Ilium H4 li n III IM it vii i l j i 1 lHii m il AI 11 nun wan iUc ttifil 1 ii uliitier 1 llu owinja scr lit wml I Hi triuk v lir I ilur ii ijr i I im c It u if ir L A KililN auinrlunipiltbl P tj L t Itlttr Um Ccjivaij IACU IiJtud City C IIV 3IIA1I The InlrrrollcKate Tonrniimenf Nswltitii Oct e Another beautiful day fvorel the tntercollerlate toornament here this morntnr Tne courli ware In perfect condition and the air waa cool and braclnc The uiornlnf rnatclira were wel playe4X and the attendance was unusually large Ihe principal contest of the Dioinlng waa thai between LampVell et Columbia and Tallant of HarraiiL It waa decided l play tJls match over again the score being one set all when darknessstopied the match last evening Taj latit started In Kith a rush and wen Ibe Arsl thre games Then lam bell tool a turn at wu nlnr and toon tbe acore stood Ihree lame all The remainder ot the set was most exciting an long ra lies were of frequent occurrence Tallant at last won two fames and tbe set i 7 Intheseeo set the i oluinbla player reaming tliat It waa neeeesarr for him to win piaied In championship form for the llrst time and sooii the score waa 1 lu bis favor Ta lant pluoklly however won Ihree gamea In aaceeulog but lue set want to Campbell u I Tbe Colombia eipert bad his Harvard opponent wall In hand in the deciding set soil ran him all over the court As a result Campbell wou the net n 1 Tallaat being completely exhausted after the matca The see ond match ot the morning between 11 If Dovey ot Harvard and J Uowiand of late resulted In a victory for the former TLe ale man was beaten tn a pretty raalcb The score hardly shows how close iLeuutth really was In the afternoon a large crowd turned out to wltneafl one of the best p aed games and mosteioltlngrnatchea or the seaauu Ibis ai between Ihe ale team the 1arker brothers and I amvbell and Mctlnllen of Lolura ble Ibe latter team have nut played together for two Tears l ul nevertheless irave ttie Farker brothers a nard ngtiu Ihree sets were played and almost everr stroke was liberally applauded Tomorrow the flnala will be played Inslnclrs when llovefwill meat Ibe win ner of tbe Campbell Chase contest Appended are ttie smiles Fecond Round o B Campbell of Columbia beat II Tallanl of Harvard 7 0 6 40 1 beml Una Hound K llovey of Uarrard beat J Uowiand of Tale u 2 0 1 Doubles 1 rellmlnary Bound Parker brothers of Tale beat Iond and iunnleou ot Dartmouth and Cta aad bbaw of Harvard beat Borrows and George lirown br default flerson and Averr ot Williams be Htearns and hsty of Amhersl bv aefanll Uowlaael brothers of lale beat blte and Lamed Of Cornell 0 4 7 iiover and Tallant of Harvard bealDlakeslee and Hubbard of Uesleyan i O4 tint Kound Parker brothers of ale beat Campbell and llcilnllen of Colombia 7 7u 0 3 rbaaaand bbawof Uarvard beat Pler on and ATsry of VTllllama D 7 0 7 llovey and TaUant of Uarvard beat Howlaad brothers ot Yale 8 s it 4 Wright and Ellin of Colum bia beat Johnsonandernoaof Frtncelonby default tna KlDOiniLD VINHII TOtraviManr ALIAIT Oct a Tha tennis tournament at Rldgeltelt wne begun so late lo dav that the light railed before the contest between the victorious donblee of yesterday Lad enaed The double contest was won by the Ban so in liros from Sweeny and Walah score 6 4 u lo The battle ot the finite will oome off tomorrow The entries are HWalsh DrTan lieaseUer IL B Bweeny red Coc and n Bansom TLXIIIS AT BAST1GII YOHIBS Oct 0 The parln the postponed matchea In the tournament of the Hudson Hirer Lawn Tennis Association was begun upon tbe courts of the tar and hear lub at llaatlnirs this afternoon tn tbe presence of a small crowd of the six teama tmered but one put In an antearance MIFS CatilllundO P Kunyon defeated Mrs FellowsMorgan and l Hall e J ti a 75 Mrs Morgan payed a brilliant came tint was poorly snpporte 1 by llall who was not up tn his nsnal mark MUs t ahtll and Mr Hunyon were In irnod form ancl played well Un latnrday Charles n han s champion ol l8i uul meet V J llall lu the mens slngtesL TXIIIIS AT ini LADIES OCTPOOB ctua Testerday morning the Ladles Outdoor Club com pleted their tournament at mien Is and by p aylng off the remaining matches for second xirixe in mixed doubles and ladlss doubles Ladles Doubles rlnal Round Mrs Hadgeley and Miss Cahlll beat Ulsa Temple and IIISA Underbill 64 6 7 13 2 illxed Donblei Final Ronnd l a Rurdette and Mr Fort beat ll i Mowry and lr Bllllnea 7 s J 6 4 TKIIMI AT rBIICTTOII PftiiirtTov Oct The annual freshman tennis lour namcnt begun this afternoon on tbe tennis club grounds The following are the prlriclpal entries Bosti vs Schmidt ldwnrd s Unmet lialdwln vs Dlekln sin Uailunte s Mcliowell Hordvs JlcCorJ Jeffrey bye Archer a Da ls kenley vs Neelry Carter vs Rah me J Patterson a Janew ay and C Patterson VL Fuller TDS JIIIIT CUT TEX1IS LEACCS3 OAUtA The Jersey Citv rnwri Tennis League matches yealer day resnlled as follower Ladles Double filial for flnt prlre tllssea Coll aid Carteret l lub defeated VUsea rbllllpa and atltenaU liaiiforthcimi i in o u l Ladles Doubles rlnal for berond prlre Misses Btjrelow an 1 Armstrong and Misses 1hlillpe and alllcheU all ot Danrorth Ill b wrre parncipants In this event and so even were their abilities that a decision wasnol arrived at when ilirkiiexs sec In liny will bave It out on 8a nrday arteruooii hnnrtbroore TH Sot TII UnniEiiin Oct 0 The erst ram e of the Ma son was played here this afternoon In Ibe flnt bait Lehlzh easily made V points to which they added 14 In the eecoiid half score o J to u Iliums and forteri lafklmg was phenomena anJ Hntchlnsoua beautiful riinscnaraiterued the game BwartLmore played a Heady vame but lacked training Aoitriu ACAVtMr is raAns IHSTITCTV On the a tonn It ot tbe Iratt Institute yesterday after noon the Adelj hi Academy and Iratt Institute teams played an lute re tlng game Thr Institute team played liluckll but tt e superior training el the Adelpbla told and the Trait wore deeatel In lUe minutes Coon made Ihe llrst touch ilown for Adelphl and followed ronn otter with a second Hot attempts at goal were fal ure NC ir tbe end of the bait Iratt klcksda goal Ir m the Held Tbe second half opened favoribly for tbe Fratta a Flinn of that tram secured a touch down but no iroaL Then the tall w as forced near Iratt s goal and tireoka aildedto Adelrhls store br Licking a goal from tb fell Near the close of ihe half IomeroT forced th Prattetomake asalety boore AdeiphL JOi nail In stitute 4 Iteferee Mr Frank Kelden A A 111 Tbe Iratt Institute team Is made up of th toUowiasj men Hordrn centrr 21x1 pounds l orlett r naro lJ pounds Audrsws I auiril 1 pounds Fllnn r tackle Ir4 pouuili Fmerson I tackle 13U pounds Hoer 1 nd IH p minis Dennlson r and 14T pounds ronklln nunrter b ck no ponnds Monran lilf lark Mipoutitl SHI halfback 160 pounds I tpeluisn full back 141 pounds leorge Uorsian cap tains the leant and t oiiktln Is the manager Tbos old rlva s Ioly stnl Adelnhi play at v asblnglon faik onSaturda morning at in o clock There will be a meeting of the o h if I thla aftrrnoon at the Colnnv lls Irsinraur bchooL Tie meetlni is for tb electloaot a 1resldeuL THE lOoiniL mcasiu AT A II ST AMIIIIST ct The Maisscbuietts Acrleultiral Cel lege eleven v re drf atrd here loday by tno In forty minutes lie game was a utroni one the Ambers eleven ahonluc much Impruvemsnt In backing aad kicking TO fLAV AT liSTHVX FAasU relegates for 1 ale ant Princeton college decide a IheKirtli Avmue Hotel lest nl ht lo play their Tnankav Klvlny football gamo it hasttrn 1ark Tlie Unknown Our Clnb Hlioot Tt e VnVnown Can Club held Us regular monthly shoot at Deslir Iark Iong Islaud yislerday Vlfteen mem lers Here prrsent each shooting at aevsntlrds t lldeandn Uroun were tlrd for Orsi irlia audln th shoot OR Hyde w n lei ond prlre was divided betwea 1late anil a hla He roulltl n of Ihe sbool was that the bird must be killed v ith the flrst barrsL Tn ssi onJ barrel u ed to count a lu bird The score i Beiuar sh t at 7 hlrds each uian Llernerlng tl jjirds h lunkin i yards 3 Van Marten U4 yards Ji loy e aru roonie Jilards4i knebeL rr M ynrds i u hts HorJ n hrown lyariia 7i How ard latls 4 llyuo J7 ij 7 Kcliuuiacher31 yards 4 unman yard 4 illsruan 1 yards 3 Vaie i j ariU a The nncj IIunUaAlubuatrr Muteb IIIICINKATI Oct 7 It Is many ears since a iroltlsif event pas created the surlteinent that lh matcb b tween Ihe two uiil eaten four je r tiK r ancy Hanks and Alamster II Is i he trouel ou ct 11 at tie new yi eeu l Ur I utl inn tirlniu I JM sncy Haiiks ha a rei rd ut i IIH aud AlubAsi i or j l II Is torn inniiiy ialk1 anil kniwn ihai n ml can beat her re or In the faie I tula n r ii nere uf the stallion Minvhl Ih meellng an I r i ri rln Ihe lunlcli II ere I liu doui t but i i Tt iiilrailiuurlerrsiiila rasttm and ibe nayU laty say II will bu nu Irtrk fur litr lafaouceloSiu Tliei II isip lMMasiai Ma N I LI Oil i It is i ii IrrsKoil liere lonlrbl that Die aril In f airniiei i I r the fight telwiea I Ja k IMip y ai 1 H b I t Mum us U ra Ihe Olynv M Uubhau u n ii anl I y rilslinuions i d f i ai I nui rv f i i is s raiure The nrhl or U ai i like t iu liceuiler fb lrusarl y kn as II Inplo I lu Ill ioi iwfuij i ui uais i ii in waiter lauded

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pi THE SUN FRIDAY OCTOBER 1800 5 wcc A REVOLUTION IS CHESS l1IronIlC OF TUB OLD ANn NKIT lCllUCJLJ 10 ate DKFJXZTELT IKSTKD It Will b 0 Doo Through the Iett of Hlelnlta I T hl orlmdnn bn Ex pUlae Why Norn of the Mtut11 F r Ho nadir s I M aaheafejr Naw Matehm 1 There linn I doubt that the game of clients t Increasing In popularity t an extent unheard loreJlnl Intelleitunl of it nnr other pastime where Inlell power forms such a Important part toward saccoM The Reason Is now about to com andlthe talk of the chess menco In earnest aldthe tnil chsls plnyers all over the world are the matches In which Mr Bteinltz the hero of twentyfive jesru 1hloh standing Is about to engage In with I Oun borBof London the nceno of oombut to t this city and the grout cable correspond b renowned European nce match against the rnownod turP uI rt M TechlKorln of Bt tereburg Ai regards tho Importance of the two comet Evan gambit and Two Knight defencol cable between this by Which are to be plajed clble btwern It must b stated that and St Potoraburit city Inll Bt Petcrburr b elr whether thc a games ar likely to bo a tot the old school as roprosonted By tho Russian te the modern school as roprosontod by Etdnltz Is tho correct one I must be taken Into consideration that thoro are two names Ito but they may go to establish a theory htncotorth to be adopted In important chess 1100elQr entlls The differences between the old Kbool and tho now are simply these While the plnyor of the old school will take the SOTroeslvo from the very beginning of the time and try to sot an attack by sacrificing a tho adherent of tho mod pawn or even n piece adhernt mo r school will only play for position nt tho opening of a game I he once succeeds In es tablishing a bettor position to that of his 0 look the rest matter of Ternary ho will on rst as a mltter detail Ono stratoslo point to the Rood will I brine about another and I the modern player succeeds In winning I solitary pawn or I ho even forces his opponent to advance a pawn prematurely the victory must come In the end Btelnltz the Inventor of this modern prin ciple looks upon his king not only a a piece which might defend his whole posltlonbut also u one which might bocomo rather dangerous the attack This Is Illustrated when used for Itlck Islustrlted by scores of Ramos In which champion has played and won Bteinltz therefore considers I wrong to ailoot gambits which brings about the desired attack but on the other hand the te but oter te piece and ultimate defeat loss of a pawn or 1lcce ullmat detent To try his theory aaatnst tho traditions ot to put a represented by Tschlgorln Bteinltz WT8 to thu latter Lot us play two comes you oconinc one and I the other You will pl lay tbe Evan gambit In attack and thQ Two nlEhts defence In tho defence and I will pro to you that tho Bacrlflco of a pawn which these gambits entail will lose against the opposing came properly played A reporter ot TUB SUM vailed on Mr Stelnltz with a Iow of getting the particulars of his future contests nnd tho champions Ideas on the atibjoot lloforrlnc to the cablo match Mr Btelnltz raid Wo hare adoptod a codo In vented by the German expert Johannes Mot Ker of Kiel Three figures are required for each move It would scarcely be of general Interest wore I to dvBorlbo this oodo to you In asmuch as Boino knowledge of the German chess notation would bo required to fully un derstand the system I Is as simple how ever KB it Is Ingenious Tim conditions of the match finally agreed upon are as follows to 1 Time limit fortyeight hours per move lmlt 2 Blake 750 ouch 3 inner to be tho one who cats the heat of two games wins to count OM point draws nnohnl to each Count von aburoff former Russian Ambassador at tho Court of 13orlln and President of thE St Peters burg Chess Club Is to bo TsohlgorlnB umpire while Irof I L Itlce President of the Manhattan Chocs Club will act In tho same capacity for me TUB games wU bo as follows the moves whl h cocptltuto tho gambit being accepted In tie beginning TAXI GAMBIT rcoleo n IThCHIGOIU m 14 lISLe Dlaet IMU MAC I PK4 PK4 14 Ptj Kt 4 BxKt P 2 KtKB3 KIQB 3 I HQB3 BR4 8 UB 4 BB 4 t catiUi QB BUckStelnlu B j gj Zr i S0 j 0 riArt Yi f mr j I rZ ff W W 7 Wg u r pu7J1 pWuu r 4m g Whit Tiohlforln WHIM to Hull nil seventh more TWO KnionTfl DiraKov misrw X ooiiir I I iTtmTZ ncmooaoc WhO ct I I WAUe fiUUt I rK4 PK4 l 1 BKtScb FB3 2 KIKB3 KIOO3 x I Pu P I BB4 KtU3 a BK JJKB 3 4 EtEtS r Q4 IS 0 Kt tens tPxf QKVI14 I Blaok Tichliorln t rA1 r mi M f W i A I 1 vu IEiAr Y A di W Wjf f 7 z 1 W J r Wf K A f I Wa K f l I J fl 0 N White aetlnlti IBIicktotend bli lereuih more It will thuH bo soon that Tschltforln will J nave to lend bin sovonth move In the first game and hi ninth move In the second game h Mr htolnltz In reply t a quetlon what JWWfln B moves are likely to bu Mr Btelnllz pkl yoplonsnt Is almost lure to play n V 4 In the Kians gambit In nyr match sgnlat the 81mo XIut at Havana I rn piled 2 K Kti Kl In one of tho jzHmen also played a t lluvfttia I have n I syed 7 JJKtS In my book the Modern Chess Instructor I have re mmndeii 7 KtKI For reasons which sre spparant I cannot toll yon which of thsss three rnou I shall nolect or vvhntherl shall not 51511 Inlrodiiia anntbqr exnerinisnlal move w as everybody known I like to Indulge In lofltt All I fnl u y II lIke I examine the tcaitlou under the time limit rule UH soon as Mnltorln heventh move arrhas IleLne sat iifivJ 1 on prlneirl with my Dllal gIni Jiad being othsrw1s very hard ongaod It be l boric of the Iub American CbO Olnlt frau 4 uuun my magazine I shall not wut be l mucfi until I the lima for action lot As rTllld the otbur lmo rasttcranre still wvry ointcult Tf oblgorln haa the following robljorln IIU lulowlu ciJtlnustloiis at Us dlnposal o 1 Viktor i u I nOB4or 1 Jlor I g soj or I a IIK I 4 or aj U 1 I uSer I I 1 W C Lwb f fuel will opei an autlroly differ 111 UIJIIIIIUU W wi II I therefore Impossible for m IJ leil which ha will adopt Under tbete T rCUIJIIJCO I UIH fry but I cannot l T5L N iua4ers what my Until uiotf would wblt Jin In i rtly to iithr l of these conilnuatfon f afi n Pa hIMOor tliut I im not afraid of ttIn ttLUjU Juamuch u IIQ 101 tfuiilud by tIT III 11 uIII t In i thee wall ald gea rIij IY jl not Ilmec with Ibo enf 10 wil Iler I OIIIQUll baa sciusliy la I bi guiu ijii i i I 111 I an cli InpIor OIL 101111Ie111 iindT 1TBiirnls u joui7i lil of 1 11 44 a lll TflhSlrfD I I I cu OUI r 1101 0011011111 rfr I full y I khnll win loli I tjaiiirs Caonusn Live I PI i 11 ood to either uod a ojl 10 I rhlolI I 111 lowl I mut OjJIDf know li srr cell Ib t ieh vw1 Is the jre55i tfiUalr i of tti MI old IO sat tti14 I tis saciethIjjg HTtloh I U is thlul IVI i E iii wle II shall h victorious I Jiii Urc Him I it t will U I rHajeIIIvri L l I plur uji to i iiitutliii ai ij ruicnt JL II rII tdlrIMIUillll JU UaSUS this fttll 1 tl ttjs 11f w 0 i 1 ii I tIri IIII141 jils y II It Ul el rf bmi Je 111 iiuijt ol tSj4 rw 111111 SIHy t dicsg 4 1 is isIrsisb t tiil 11111 p1 I4M Iry soil I to I haP iflfiyorst4u IPllyoallu vuiifIjg1 which rduosd It uull 1 UI uaHty 01 I iIsy 10 rid teursiswn JPJ Ill 111101 In a loom without I wiiduwi or troutLlstjp 40W 4UO wi I l hlch at night with tight rxwcrfnl mallaht going UTamoiieai WAS 4eicribod man a feUd Ind unbearable Jut Q hiflpftbOutMrflunpto This un Ueman Is to be tol e congratu5tp onUIlalrd on hating won a brllnL lrEe ott fer his game played against mysl I W8 aWItfd to him by Mr e v rlnkan8tln4 RIIIIrblem comoover real dent in Ioodoo Tht enomus donor of 1110 Inorul thl tltlre WItS mItch dllalpllntr with the result ot h on Om1eIUn Tho wInning rOlult bination In the fthove game was unoJI nnd hOUld nave t1ule li a 101 for Uun ton it I lallll e Ix I IMtoal1 01 xll ItItI a Mr itnkcnstein hall t 4ii lanlenMeln only reecived inree Kames that coIIIptod for hlq prlrf lis ww Ilun to award I In one of tha thro and of tht hum bar ho consiilarrd Mr nstord lulelonl the bart The IGIOn thorn wore only three games In the omollon WM that the nnaoempn tal en to Inks tho mutter suilloVntly known and Ilso thll soro plnns rightly object to entersuh a lL ll 1t In Its ob Jactunleu comr decided by n competent 1 authority ot the highest standing or Lv a prolr comm ittee In the SIIOCOSS ot arra8ch KtelnlUn raod icrn school huM I aolIIeyei 1 H nremst triumph t IrealeL tlunUlh Iut the f scholar Ie acting more althtullv on tie PrecePts 01 Jiie teacher than tho master hIm Foi ho will often forget his own teachIngs and adhere to orocboty lines of teahlnll Openings n thing which Tarrasoh neer does Alter the tixirnamont I lost D time In soundIng Dr Tarrai as to bin Inclination play me 1 match Bllller at Nuremberg his Place i of renldnnn rsldll or at Derltn I reatet to jay however that while fJlnclnl B IITt I do j ro to moot mo In single onmbat the Dootor do cllr1 that his professIon would not allow of his itcvotlnc time to Horloud chesK more than once n Year dlrlnl hie vacation nail that ho 2iJ be happy tVrlBy mo n match next sum m5I 1S reply to thl8 J onn only Bmw that loon alder the honor of being llrst could not havo fallen on I worthier player It hIM boon won II extremely correct and fcliolrxrly plar I Wish 1 him every enjoyment In I tho possession ot tha championship tioit year OIIIIUAJIT Thomas ok who died at his country home Thornwood at Trenton IUa on Wednes day was one of the earliest and beet known of tho American portrait painters of this century Ho was born lu Nowton P6 In 1823 and began painting portraits at tho ole of 10 He studlbd a tho Ionnoylvanla Academy of Flno Arts and In 1838 entered tho National Academy Now York and contributed Tho Death of Abel Iud much copied work In 1845 ho went abroad and studied In tho galleries of Europe and In 1817 ho palntod Italln at Itomo In 1849 ho began his successful career of portrait painting In Now York city where hn was tho colaborer and friend of tho present President of tho National Acad emy Daniel huntIngton He was elected Academician In 1851 and was President of tho Artists lund Society from 1873 to 1885 Mr Hicks painted portrait of Bryant Booth Fisk Halleck Holmes Dr Kane President Lincoln tonirfollow Howard Uayard Taylor Harriet Beocher Btowe and hundreds of others ot Americas most prominent men and women Ho also painted tbo famous picture every where known by engravings of the authors of the United Btatos and anothpr representing the Governors of New York State He was tho author of n memorial of Artist Tnomas Craw ford and ot several art Artst Ho Ind lural at essays 10 was a mem ber of the Century Club Now York and of boy oral benevolent societies The lon Lewis A Barker a prominent Mai no politician was killed In Ituneor on Thursday by a runaway horse Mr Marker was born In Exeter Mo In 1818 lie studied law at an early age and Wk admitted to the bar In 1841 He began to practise his profes sion In Htetson but In lbl ho removed to liantror He took IU native Interest politics poltcs and latter became noted ns one of the moat forcible and eloquent cumpatcn orators of the llepublicau party Ho had been a member of both branches of tho Legislature and in 1867 6 eleitocl Speaker of tbo house He nlso served in the Govnrnors Council In 1880 was a delegate to the Republican hatlonal Conven tions in 18GS and 1880 and at tho lima of his death was a member of the Htnte Hoard of Health and of tbo State Houau Commission Tho mother of George W McOowan editor of llrideeton Piontrr died at her home In ISrldRoton N J yesterday xBanntor 1 T Nichol was appointed Postmnsternt BrIdge ton last coring but did not serve owing to the attacks made on him by Editor McUowan In thii Pioneer Last week W II Hewitt Jionf LoBt Hewit was ap pointed Postmaster and son niter fcurllous notli es wero posted In the vlllniro denouncing McGowan This I Is 8aldno worried Editor McUownns mother as to brine un nervous prostration which was indirectly the cause of her death George Donholm who died fat tho home of hlH son 247 West Fourth street on Tuesday evening at tho ago of 93 was a native of Had dlnirtonshlre Bcotlnnd During his early life he lived at Dunbar and followed tho sea When ho was 50 years old his wife died and ho brought his family to this country Ho enjoyed excellent health until lust Saturday when all Hnl bin powers tailed at once Ho wns the father of eight children the eldest of whom is G5 and tho youngest would hnvo boon 51 bndl sho lIed younlrst girls are dead and the six POJS livinc Benjamin F Howe had been known for many yearn among the insurnnco men of this town as nn insurance agent Ho lived In Plain field About Sept 1 his house belnc In tho handset painters ho Came over to Jiow york and put up at tho Grand Union Hotel Ho hud long been acquainted with Mr Garrison the proprietor Yesterday a chambermaid found Mr Howe dead on the floor of his room Death was duo to heart dIsease He was 78 years old Mra Ellrn Tlppotts formerly of Rochester died on Wednehday night a tho homo other son In Glens Fall bbo was the daughter of Bylvanus B Bandfonl an early Bottler of I Rochester The funeral will bo held ID Unit city Tlppetta on Saturday bho leaves one son W 1 Mr John Drew Gay a journalist well known In London and America tied yesterday of dropsy He hogan his London career on the staff of tho Jatlv Telegraph over twenty years Constantinople ago ana afterward represented that paper In Mr Joshua Phlppon cashier at the Massa chusetts BUtte Treasury ofllco forovortwenty five years died suddenly on Wednesday of heart disease while on Ibo train on route t his home in Gloucester He was 78 years old Newton H linker died nt his home In Wa bash J niton Tuesday nIght lcd 74 years lie was ono of the earliest B ttlsrH and one of tho first Captains on Ibo Wabanb and Krlo imuls afterward ownIng a Hue of packets Dr Charles Carroll Benton I dlstlDKulhed physician and surgeon of northern Now York Is dead at his homo In OcdensburRh aged CD dea He Is siirvivcd by hid wife and by his son Dr John W Ilonton Howard Cobb Glenn exCity Jude of At lanta On and a brother of Jolm T II Ann the present Mayor of that city died from BrlRhts disease at 235 West Fortythird street last night need 38 years Martin Alton section superintendent of tho Erie Canal died at his homo In Amsterdam on Wednesday aaod 51 years He was nn atvi and Inlu80Uni Democrat He leaves a widow and two eons Howard B Hnmer for many years I leading teacher of music In Elmira and vicinity died rexterday in the Buffalo Insane Asylum at Black Roek where ho had been several weeks for treatment for nervous prostration John Ouckrnbereer the wellknown mer chant and brewer at Traoyvllln Wayne county a 16 ane on Monday of typhoid pneumonia URod 37 yours He was unmarried Tho Count of Can Moro died at 2 oclock yes terday morning He was the leader of the Conservative party In Cuba Edmund TowryLaw the third Baron Ellen 1120 borough Is dead In England Ho was born In Catholic Hebool Sleek at the World fmlr CHICAGO Oct DA mooting Catholics from various partu of the country was held bore last night t take steps toward presenting at the Worlds Fair a complete exhibit of Cathollo educational work In the United Hlaten lilshop Hpaldlne of Ieorla presided Archbishop Ire land of fit Paul made au address 1 which hn enthusiastically adrocaUMi the project Ho said tho exhibit should b thoroughly Amsrl ran In character and so clearly arranged that visitors should sea It and 10 attractitd by It 11 I whether they would or not The American people ho added would be keen to dlsiovur what lu boat In educational nietlinds I tji Vlcv1renlduiit IJryim ol the Worlds Fair directory on lY1 I Ur tho Hoard promled 01 Ibl evjry aHslstance iiokslbw and ampin space nfsboii Hiialdlng W J 1 Oiuban and Jr UmtleaV Hlaldlnl of the Lnltaisltx of Notre IJauia were gigipointeil 1 special coinuilttcu to prepare circular setting out tbo IIIU CollUlon oa lk Ncrtliarn fitcldc I DutUTH Oct 0A HU Iaul and Duluth freight tralu ran Into Northern Pacific Ktiort JIns jasngsr Irufu this nomliiK at Itlcas Ioint Two coaehes full nt iiiymnwj were rul II olel8 II dlUbMl and two liviuhl urn i tsIosiiij It 1 body mlilllai A win nuiiiixl J M I llrkn hvslteljiuim Jolin 111 A V Cliuimisiinii Hid i idiietJ Uiikif I 1 ilia Ni rlh1 ffuoin I wii u fIIIIr I I Tiiaii huloii Ikiliiintfil I I luljHia I II of lniiDr Ml1 11 j ur cf lbs I iiulwbl w 10 tan huur over the vrosklutf atili HI jutuof itr nty wll uo Auulbur Wauir uncarl Another Ms uar concart is I t t be gluii by Jfr HolJI at Ihs JlwUtn Hjuure Oardou this cvcnluu Jlio Hint Mild l ut tart ul tw lure irsiinne nr 4 IJtfliKfJiaf SI r 11 IrI I lJst 11 tutU JIIIU 1 I WIII t 1 jima jujaiui ja r utm I I turugI Mlpijll I Iy I t I II IIWIIIPIV vr JIIt 10 th tlir set 111 111 rIJJ liii l Itti ysiluyrles I Vgttralic9 iif tIm UQJI 11 I fltrlu I I I tt 1 1610 WthmsiI ltbIimgiiJ IiUde iur I I I sal 1m Wallf ill 11 flulfi r u1 011 1t1 1ut al lJ J THE SCHOOL BOARD INERT RBFonata MAT COMIC irnKW pnEl nKxr nvffr ta our BTertlr CHtlelkeil for OktuUUg n Jab for Illi Nan In tk NormKl Cnllec A Move Ment for helter Prlmnry Kdnollon Inquiries addressed to a number of tha mem bers of tho Board ot Education show that among tho majority controlllnu the actions of that body no policies have been dfeldcd upon for the BOhool year which Is now fairly begun Although attention of tho Board has been directed to 1 number of subjects about which I public opinion has been aroiiBcd there hA practically been nothing done up to the pres ent time and It appears from comersntlons bad with several members that for the present there will ho no attempt made to accom plish any of tho reforms which ore nen rally supposed to be necessary Mr John 1 r Hunt who was elected lr8l ldnt a few months ago by a combination of curious cir cumstances Is the figurehead of the majority and presumably Is tho man who ought to take ponio initiatIve In the matter of beginning rad ical action Mr Hunt however Is ehlelly eon corned durlnz these day with the pcnndal which he brought upon hlmsclt In scouring for hIs son I 1120 job In tho Normal College In lolatton of the spirit ot tho law forbidding Bohool CommUslouorj t recelxo any com pen eaton for their services Lor since Tint BUN described how Presi dent Hunt disregarded all the dictates of propriety nnd obtained for his son the Becro tnrynhlp to President Hunter of the Normal College there have boon n great many people Who have asked the President ot tho Board ot Education how ho could have participated In such a proceeding I hoi been pointed out to him thai a mnn holdIng the honorable office of President of the Board of Bohool Commission ers should bo particularly careful not t sub ject himself to such criticism as would nccosBurlly lie caused by bin Inn nny one of hix family accept an office In the department Mr Hunt In reported to have said that the question Is trivial and that he doesnt care what com ment may bo made about I I IB quite likely rent that Mr Hunt will llnd thnt a number of Inlltientlal workers In tho schools not only dlsauroo with him In this respect but will before dlalro fore very long l take some formal action upon lonl the RubJpct It Is altogether Illcely also that when the Board mOlts InJnnuary to reoruantro and choose n President for 1801 Mr Hunt will flnd himself without the necessary number of fld hImsl election If Indeed hit Is reuoml nated for tho once which he now Holds Already there Is a movement on foot to se lect some other man I for tbs Presidency A number of the Cmmlsslonet realizing that Mr Hunt Is not capable of performing the duties of the oMIoe ana that his Imprudence In letting hlx son become a salaried otllcer In tho 1 rnarlod school department has iuatly subjected him to public denunciation have decided that they will endeavor to find some one else to sit in the chair It is scarcely likely that the ono will bo offered to any of the new Commissioners appointed by Mayor Grant this full although there Is no question that at least one of the men whose names the Mayor has under con sideration would be far better qualified to step right Into the Presidency than most 01 the CommlMlonerR already In service Besides the general argument that Mr Hunt has Identified himself with time nonproerosshe element In tho Board It has become evident 101r1 to tho Commissioners who will oppose him that hn Is absolutely destitute of tact nnd does not know how to act as fnd klOW resident either In tho chair or In his dealIng elber with persons outside of the Board room with any of tho dlRmty or grace which the head of the school department should possess Prob ably l no man In the citY Is more disappointed over the manner In which Mr Hunt has dis graced himself and the office to which he has been chosen by his fellow Commissioners than exMayor Howltt who appointed Mr Hunt a Commissioner Mr Hewitt expressed an un faorable opinion of Mr Hunt err soon after Mr Hunt took his peat Dud since then has seen uo reason why ne should change I scel the matter of having his hon continue to serve ns saiiettiry to the President of the Nor mal College Mr Hunt Is receiving very luke warm support from ovon his allies among tho nunproKreswivopartv homo of tho Commis sioner who support Mr Hunt decline to cay the anything about flits particular Riibioct on round that It IH I sumathlui With which Mr Hunt alone has to dual One Commissioner however vbo has been associated with Mr Hunt said tbe other any that he had taken particular pains dtirlne his service In tho Board to HO that no relative of his had ever obtained a place in tho school syMom I have wanted to ted perfectly free ho said to act Wil any matter that might come before tho linn rd regarding any one of our employees Besides tho opposition to Mr Hunt which It is expeitod will be htroncthonecl Is probable I that thoro will soon bo taken by those who now I conStitute the minority sorao stops toward remedying the nbuaos existing In time maimuu mont of primary education The plan mnnlG eomo l the Commissioners I shall foimulate their Ideas upon this subject and present the molter to the lioanl in such a way as to Insure a full illscusslnn of the subject 1 he fact that ncordlll lseus610n present distribution ol the school monevs nearly twice as much Is ex ponded upon a child In time grammar depart ment as upon a chili in the primary department bus Impress I itself upon sv 01 al Commissioners They are iloslioim of rpnproitloninu tho expenditures RO rpalIO that greater and belter reMilta may be obtained In Ibo primary icliools The Idea that moro experioucjil teachers should be employed In the instruction of tbd younger pu pils has also been approved by somo of time Commissioners The wisdom of altering time line of promt tlon to that It shall tend toward rol lon the mmrlinnmy departments rather than toward the grammar grades is another thing that ap parently bus rOlled conldoratlon To what euent thoo who advocate these principles may bo able to put them Into piactlcu Is ques tion that oven ttiev theniKelv are not yet cer tain about but unions obstacles not now Buna are thrown In tbolr way an eudenvor will be in ail n to bavo tho conditions existing In the primary grades completely revised At any rate It Is certain that thero will b adobnta upon this question Another mutter which It Is probable will ba presented to the Board will bo tho proposition that I committee shall bo appointed to visit tbo schools In other iltlis whore better sys tems of instruction aro known to be followed A suggestion that this 6iuulcJ bo don was inaile some time ago but the pride of tho Hoard ns a whole prevented Its being done But thnro IH no doubt that a committee of tho ComniKiMonnrs or three or four of the axsUt nnt superintendents could by making I trip to Philadelphia and the Vet obtain many facts whieb would servo as a guide to the B6urd ol Education and the City Superintend ent Col Jasper In tbi administration of the New York system Philadelphia sent forth n similar committee several CAr ago 1 elllar 110 When the suggestion was llrst mole there that thin should be done there wore objections on the HUMID ground that IR l taken now by tome ol thote who protest tliut New York city doua not need to Institute such an Inquiry Philadelphia 10t lostluln delphia bow over has boinlltoa greatly by the Investigations of her comnmittte and certainly New lurk might bo benefited ns well Tim iue tlou 01 local pride has not prevented Bos ton trim having had such n committee of 11 tinutlon appointed recently to consider the school iiuustlon In that city and Hiiggimt means of Improving It I Now York mum lie so nar row lint I it cannot avnll Itself of tho experi ments that have been tried in other fltlea with miccnsHful results then It in I not the great resulK IIn I Ireut vrmgmecsln city whleli It professes to booTh Tin truth atOiit the Bhool question In this community may 10 I summed up In tbo stita ruent that for team nnd yearn tho manage uituit ofjtbe Hchool dtpartment ban boon forgotten oUllt oclhe gotten by th crent mlisof iieoplo Old meth ods have Ien adhered to Incompetent corA liuvu been retained In time xervlce and the manugtmeut of tbe entire school system has bon allowed to full Into a rut Whin new blond was liifuind Into time Board of Education n few ears ago and that crltlclmn was begun which however since teen kept up the cry of tho defenders was that thino were good enough as they wore and that the ugltatlon was duo n personal or polltloul cause Inasmuch IIU much as Impartial ob rvsrs who have In Si cted time I schools both ot New York 11Etd and of other titles make criticisms similar to those which ajs mads by In tuiligent iTlllrs lu wblel York lat lf utica Is I little reason to suppose that the Jof nce olteii by those who are autlnNeu with our erownt tiollcles Is oorraat ib Intsiant wliloli bai ben aroused rocmtly In tcbooi whkl mattarH caunot stew watt itia coitrovanty ban hecomu of such proportion that I will unt do any longer for ilia Ju iarclliua todound IIY by lmply the their adiuiiulstratlomm y dltt atlilullrlol 1 wI truth JI tbo attaoks med upon I Wi 111 time nuxt Iw uaiilbs tbsra will ba action taken by IUII i nber of men and wuiuan not In ibs lloard of Kduoutlou mp hy will iirobabljv first upt asl to tIme Cominlf lniis tJmJpslIvil nod If through lliiii olTorli and lus I eudsuvory ot ilia flnmickloiiern who cii U rap coimJijr trill limo best way In Illcl t gt Ibo I pilmmy wlIo n lj foin ilia t I loatril I hire JM no ssilsfac itO Y ball they will lliun go lo t this IAIIII l 10 I lute Jiislimuco iiiiilmiiou lias been tnii I o ti l1itti Ilia Jii stOJ mh 01 to It III hoe sit lblu to jlil LOut ImI I 51011 Ii blsI4ti1l i to Ilk un Imiu I 11 i mo iliu t inulci Bijiplv I1 lu I iha I I 11 IIU dcl i arlmvm of tin cIty Nlnbb lit IIle eu I J0tjili Micklu K years M nl 405 Unsi Hav ait oib vlnat 1 whIle ul woik In amlnursnlst I Inn 5 I II I I lit I 11111 Illbl it I chit WIlN ktullMlil III I Ii i nek Iii M ui 1111 III k I tufi I y ills Km jyinr Jill J VtOUIIlllil IHU S till 50 ILl Jl flU tUO llfcK I 111111 i Mild bls subs 1 ItS ILl I siisI Hruutr t Utxitf Co Vttt Ilik I at are raelljg II I I I liaM MIK tell llnudrolaolcbul r lull III I IisT eblukWtb 14 Cq UC iIJU tJIjItoIII lit II Iuueis OCTODKII fjimjjnflvams Mntp of Mil da MncUy Thitlalie to WlllUn M Varea t Vmtary Ctnsek The marriage ot MM Jean Maclay Williams dauehter ot the Into John B Williams to William Moore Carson took place yesterday afternoon In Calvary Church Fourth nvrntie oorner ot Twcntyflist tract Mist Williams WM ercorted Into the ctuircti and ghon away by her brother Stephen Onion Williams She wall dressed In a gown It whit brocade and xaulslto point bico The veil was also of point lace and was fastened lth a diamond star crescent and several dazzling pins Her corsage was studded with diamond puts for jewelled ornaments while a pearl necklacewith I a hairmoon diamond pendant was also worn The bridegroom wax attended 1 by his brother J Henry Car on is lest man nnd Mvtrs Qeorgo Chlsholm II L Blade George Wil liams brother ol the bride Thomas Nnsh John llerrlman and W Bard MoYlckar served as usheiu The Itov Dr Henry Yates Sailor lee the rector arslsted by the Iev C I Whit tlmor of Dorchester Masx officiated A roo copllon followed at tho homo of the brides brother Btephcn Oulon Williams Ci Wo Eightysecond street Among the guests at the house wero Mr and Mis Orlando B Pot ter Mr and Mrs Hugh N Camp Mr and Mrs Samuel Sloan Jr Mr and Mrs Benson Sloan Miss Molllo Sloan Mr nnd Mrs John llerrlman Mr and Mrs Joseph Carson Mrs Stephen P Nash Miss Nash Mrs John WIHott Mrs Joun C Martin Miss Martin Mr and Mrs II 0 Chlsholm Mr and Mrs L llhoades Mr and Mra W F Let forts Mr and Mrs Perry P Williams Mr and Mrs Edmund Randolph Mr and Mrs L K Lefforts Dr L Dalton Bangs tho Hcv Dr Ar thur Brooks Dr and Mrs Clarence O lUce Mrs Henry Bears Miss Mlllnor Miss Lleuau aII Vlckar of Baltimore Mr and Mrs J Bontul Lea and Mies Lea ot Philadelphia and Dr K W Lambert and the Misses Lambert The bridegroom whu Is a son of tho late Jo peril Carson of Baltimore will sail with his bride for n two months stay In Lurope on Sat urday In the steamship ruldo Mr Carsons gifts to his best man and the ushers were dia mond scarf plus Hturr BabcocU A very pretty wedding which crowded the Church of the Heavenly Host on Fifth avenue oocurred yesterday forenoon when Miss Fan nie B Starr was married to the Rev Edward Wllcox Baboook the assistant minister of tile Heavenly Rest The bride Is a daughter of the late Cortlaud W Htnrr a member of the firm of Btarr Norcross t Co Thero was no choral service but while tho Ceremony was being read by the Rev Dr D Parker Morgan the rector and the Rev Dr K K Beardsley rector of Bt Thomass Church New Haven and Chairman of the Standing Committee 01 the diocese of Connecticut time organist Henry Carter played with fine etTeot In Nutlvo Worth from llaydne Creation Miss Mary Btarr the brides sister was this only maid of honor Her dress was of whlto ullk muslin very plainly made and her bou quet was of white China asters The bridal robe was of white falllo and time veil of white tulle A diamond star was tho only ornament The bouquet was of white roses George Cross a nephew of tho bridegroom acted as best man Frederick Appleton and Frederick Docker were the ushers The llov it U Btarr the brides cousin gave her away A modest reception wan held after thn cere mony at tbe home of the brides mother 41 East Fortyninth strect Among those at time church were Mr and Mrs Jolm Tallmage Mr and Mrs David 11 Decker Miss TallmaKC Mrs Thomas Herbert Allen Mrs U Merrlhew Miss MerrllKW Mrs It JJ Townsend Miss Townsend Mr and Mrs David Leech Judge Townsend U D Lockwood Miss anderbilt Miss ebb Mrs Eugene banger Miss Mad rigal Mrs Egbeit Guernsey Miss Guernsey Mrs Courtland DePeyster Miss Jennie Baker Miss Mar Wallack time MUsos Docker Mr and Mrs James 1rlco Miss Mollor Mrs John Townsend and Mrs llobert Appleton Tho Itov Mr Dabcoek was born In Wesley and graduated from Brown College His llrct ministerial position was at BtThomas sUhureli New Haven Ho has been assistant r ot tho Church of the Heavenly Iteat for lour years Mr nod Mrs Babcock will pall for Europe on the steamer Majestic on the JJth Inst and will remain abroad until February next Preislncer Allller Miss Balottn May resslngor daughter of the late Capt Augustine H Presslngor ot the Seventh Regiment was married lust evening at tile homo of her mother 139 West 131st street to Matthew Kane Miller grandson of Matthew Kane a wollknown resident of tho Ninth want The Rev Dr Edward L Clark pas tor of limo Church of Iho Puritans ISuth atm oat and Filth avenue nnd tho Itov A R Mnrou brcy of Han Matoo Fin an uncle of tlio bride groom were time oniciatlni clergymen Miss Edna Story Price a relative of tbo brute was the maid of honor and W bitfield Piunslngor the brides brother was beat man Misi 1iert I slugor8 gown was of cream white brocade trimmed with point duchtsao lIve and npr veil of the same kind of Jico was caught up and afllxed to the colffnra by a coronet of jeans which was worn by tar mother on her marriage day nearly fortv years ago Her jovv els wero a diamond nocklice a present trom her three brothor and a diamond pcudiint a gift from time bridegroom Her bouquet was of orohuls and maidenhair tarn wedding supper and a reception followed the ceremony and boil cero attended by Mr and Mrs E II Mllor Col and Mrs George Moore Smith Ilout and Mis Wnltor C Schuylir Mr and Mrs Frank Bouley Jlr and Sirs Francis C Palner Cot and I Mrs U M H llhlors Mr and Mrs AUrod li 1rlce and Iuter D Brolfctod ItokcKrnicli At DelmonlcoVon Weclntsday evening Miss OlgaRoho daughter of time late Churlos Robe of this olty was married toFredurluk Kraulch by the llov Dr Edward T Moldobnke of Bt Pauld Church Lexington avonuo and Forty sixth street There were no bridesmaids and Messrs Julius Robe brother of thc bride and Alvin Kranleh tho brldegroimM brother serv ed as ushers and groomsmen The bride woi e a gown of whlto satin awl point lace tullo veil and orange blossoms him also dlnplayad on her neck a diamond star a present from the bridegroom A wedding dinner and reception followed the ceremony attended by Mr und Mrs Sam uel Booth Mr and Mrs J trlvorhurn Mr and Mrs H Kranlleh Mr and Mrs Charles F Ban erdorf Mr and Mrs John llalk Mr and Mrs horton Kobu tho Iused liobo arid Bra Grace WlUlame Jobnatoa Hrwnrd Tho wedding of Miss Barnh Bllvostor Seward daughter of James A Seward of this city to Robert Johnston also of this city took place at noon en Wednesday last at the country homo of time Howards at New Hackentack N Y The Rev William A Dumout otllclated as sisted by the Rev Dr Frederick II Kavagn of Nowburgh and the Itov lloury Ward Gloater of NowJersey Thu brldo Wild 11In 8W hI her Illlher Miss Margaret Y JJ Wlahl 01 New l1amhurltb 11 maid ot honor and ltr Charl6s fCuptinof Newilaven lIest man Time ufbors were Thomas Johnston of UobbnTerry brother of the groom JohnHanfoidof WurTlck N Y William Rownof New Hncksnsark and Olore Bfwurd of Coxsacklo Till bride worn white silk with point lace trimmings and pearl 01 uumeuts Tbs dress was caught up ut tbi hide by an old sllvvr buckle woiu by tho brides greatgran dtutber Cupt Plillunder Howard In the Rotvlutlouury war dIVIIll NEWTHIHOH Oct DDr Ralph Jenkins son of Capt Chorlos H Jenkins President of tba Nrwburtfh Dank wss today married to MIss Maria Biswerton Williams an heiress thl city at HU Michael ChunIt BrIstol I The maid of honor Wild MUs May Williams Cousin of the bride and the groom beiit man wan J A Whaler on ot ien Hhultr nt No ir York t Tho ushers ware Augustus Cue cousin of the brlile UlihOfll Lieut hOur I H N I Afur ths w Jdlim a breakfast was frvai at Boutbpolut Yanll Oil iii outskirts 01 IlrjlllJ Ibu rutdIse 4 AdimJimii CaliO 01 the Nlv In Uncle 01 the bride Ile tpjiiu WitS attired III II IlOWf Qf wblta fttln wit polnta iliicba n front KLu wort a tvlla vsll 1 cuughl baii at tIme Imlr ulth a gold hull pin CUUIlIttJ4t will illauiondr thu gift ol ilia groom nll J bride Ii Imouia U IIY lilJIJ Attic tovaial wouku on u vvdllng lour lusr wllUsttlndfcwu lu kVttihliiKtou their lu lure lioiiiK YIsueashl William I I YIsd UNllir William Ilnsmlla no Italian will l nealU up for trial In I tit lludtuu County uurt of Uer sad Tarulutr U duy on time liaicn nt murlsi t u 1111 iiiglit f Aug 27 h vlo1 bill 11111 iiluH n l o 1 I iii1 iom liutiniiiM Jo u iirnuV n 111 r I IIJII im kt liuij I i is I ir his r 1011 l touMutii II n pin 1 Uiil not iillt irlUK uriujcn l I 1 iuy ill I COUUM w11 u L leave to iTi utf nil plsu 1 I tulltr of tniir derip lisa MCJua ds rs Tua iiiiaiii lO II ly fiTtblKCrlml II nrllll UTI at WuIIa lIor I IIkte 1I11t I to JERE DUNNS TWO WIVES THK OAT Tvnnuv iicTvitun AS A juuxiiar AM Funrvtrti UVNTKR Hold la HHTB Unrrl Areordlns tn New York Jaw In 1SMO ad In Sieve WH dm n PitrittrUa lllreB In I5 With not JDUpnaUB of Ibo Fleet Wile BOSTON Oot 91he Supreme Court of Mas snchnsotts will In 0 tow days be called upon to arbitrate n peculiar family quarrel Tho villain In the case for It Is a melodrama U Jere Dunn tba wellknown Now York sporting man Ills enemies call him a gambler a mur derer and a blackleg while his friends give duo prominence to his moro or loss brilliant I Cabot as n turfmnn Jero made bill diSbut as a bona lido family man when ho married Louise F I Nagla of Cambridge Nov 10 IBSs I and then began tho tronblo which tho courts will ba called upon to settle Jore wasnt a welcome addition to the Nairlo family circle Time marriage was a clandestine affair and limo family did not have an opportunity to Interpose any objections until It was too late Mrs Nagle bullovcd thnt Jero Dunn cared moro for hor money than for hot paralytic daughter and when she dlod sho loft her property so that Jere could not get It TIme daughter Jnres wife received property which yields an Income of 1000 a year but the principal Is hold In trust That arrangement didnt suit Jere or his wife and tIme will was contested on the ground ot Undue Influence The Probate Court Justice sustained the will but Joru ap pealed to tho Supreme Court Thorn is a lomantla storr behind this will contest which may mako Jero a defendant In a bigamy case Thor aro two woman who claim J pro Dunn as a husband Ono ot thorn sued him for a divorce a little whllo ago and was uonsultod through tho fault of her coun sel as she claims That Is another act In tho drama which Jero Dunn Is given tho part of tho villain In 1883 while Jere Dunn was playing the horses at the Cincinnati track ho met a I young woman named Helen Branson Chief of Police Charles Wappensteln Introducod them When tho races wore transferred to Chicago Miss Bronson followed Jere to that city as his wife That relationship was continued until 1836 Wherever Jore went Helen Bronson went also and everywhere she was Introduced as Mrs Dunn The OraL time they lived to gether In Now York on husband and wlta was Boot 17 1883 Then they took rooms at 21 West Twentyfourth street From there they wont to the Leland where they woro regis tered as Mr and Mrs Dunn On tho night preceding tholr departure from that hotel when the receipted but was returned by the call boy Jere paid to his wife You want to take care ot that Nellie Thats your marriage csrtlllcato There had been a previous understand ing between them with regard to their rela tionship Helen Bronson had asked Jere to marry her but Jere had refused on the ground of conscientious scruples But he explained to her tho peculiarity of the New York marriage law and assured her that they wore just as strongly united as U a minister of tho Gospel bad tied the Knot This explanation satisfied hor But when Joro gave her the receipted hotel bill nnd told her to keep It as the mar riage cortillcate of Mr Jere Dunn nnd wife she obeyed She still has tho slip of paper At Saratoga and HufTulo and In Now York city Jero Introduced her to his acquaintances as his wife and all his letters to hor acknowl edged her as emmett Miss Bronson or Mrs Dunn as she claims to be has n larco number ot missives of which tho following are samples New YOUK anDlay II oclook Ur PRIM I am plrltiff poker and do not know a ben 1 will ffet through Lncluii pleaia find t to JKUK This was sent In an envelope addressed Mrs Jero Dunn 207 W 35th st MY DKAK NELLIE will 1 not 15 home untIl thin oven Inc Im 21101 and looking lor money Luilolo lluil rr tb lUtloJOi flu Youriiubbr ices NICLLIK Give bearer f20 for me It It alt I Kant to lose Will be home soon Jn Twenty mlnutos later camo a second note In whicn he said NFl ImC beudine 320 and limeD tc I lose I will to home Jkiiu This noto was addressod to Mrs Dunn 1211 Wabash uvonuo Mr Jiru NKILIF Mr Houston la I Bolnir awijr to nlzht anil left word licre lor me in uirei him AI UI i cluck lo Jliie with liliiiB lf aud Mr I Hruilli B I i truit you cut kindly eicuno ma lull ere emit ev er to much obtige lock llLmr In ppltoof therolatlonsdoEcrlbed Dunn mad a runaway match with tho parnlitlc laughter of I a rich Boston liquor ilealnr Hu bad oideiol Hi Ion to burn all the loiters sho rem id from him and he thought eho bad I obeyed him Hut sue had saved all that would establlh her position Now sin is clad sho did bo Jero lived with her until IHJJ mid then having borrowed irom her lltlOlu m cash and about 55OHO worth of dlamoudHbe lolt her For timmee TOirs oro Kent away although Helen sont for him again and again In time latter part of8s slu Jjoard ot Ills mardoKo with LoulMJ F Nattle At that time Mrs IJiinn JNo 1 was living diieetly oiiiosito the Church ot the Holy Innocents on West J hlrtysovonth htrcot Jero married his foeond wife In this church where bis first wife could if sho choso witness tho bilual party from her room That mirrliigo has made no end of tronblo lor Jon It was a roniuntic courtship and the houuymoon was lull ot Incident It IH said that Miss Naglo became enamored of time handsome turlman at hinutoga and sought an Introduction through Handoinu Dan Mur phy of this city Miss Nnglohas been partially paralyzed for years nnd has ma the pbyMcal development which Jere usually admires In his femiulne acquaintances Bhe was Infatuated with lore and when ho suggested a clandestine marriage she didnt object ltre had reasons ol hits own for not wishing to havo the wedding announcement published Phi ongauemeut was short and tliiU J urn and his with laid their plans to propitiate tho homo folks It proved to bo a harder task than bad been anticipated Uariott Naglo thu lather of Jero Dunns Fecond choice died seventeen juarsago leav ing tVJOUO In personal property and IJU OOJ In teal astute Half ot this was given to time widow taSOOU VIXH given In tiust for the benefit of the live children and 1UOOO was to bo divided nmonc thb children as soon nuthoy became ofnge This distribution gave to each child IJOOO lint lu addition was tho prospect of i murh luruor sum Thn pioiarty grew under Mrs Naulos gaud management until It aggregated moie than tQ0UOO Much of tills was duo to the laieoly Increased valuation of four shares of the Bos ton Boer JomtianyB stock Thppo shines wero quoted at 11000 eab but they paid In torost at tho mormons late of 160 per cent per annum for moro limn ten relIes Mrs hugle was frugal and amussod a fortune all of which would naturally bu divided among the live children at her death In addition to her share ot her fathers property Louisa Nagle was to receive on hirtwentyllrst birthday the era ods of a ilOOOu life Insurance policy which her father had bequeathed to her At Hie tireD Louisa Naglo marrlud Jero Dunn she la ked but u tow months of her majority ut which tIme she was to receive 20000 In cash Jero It is assorted wo penniless at tho limit Alter Joro and liU second wit hud becomu ettled at Hotel Ro smoro Mrs Nagle was n tlUtd of the marriage That wan the first Intlmatlou the family had of Jars Dunns ac quaintance with Louise Mrs Naelti was very wroth fco were this other membars of HIM fain ily The brother and sisters tried to Induro Louise to leave her husband lIme mother I would not recognise Jets UH bar soninlaw Mrs Nagle finally told Louise to remain with him an long as she wan trsatud kindly and at the first act of vloloiueto lea him Immedl ataly Bho told her daughter that bur homo wits always open to imer but Jer was not In vited to call He did visit hU wlfas home lu Cambrlilge but the v Islt was never repented Louise called sovarul tlnieH and once she curried her pet bull pup with liar Her brother Will vented liii spite on JOts by kicking time logout of the house amid uban Loulu pro ttutl she was ilmiOl med Gmat she inihut go too II sims iiiint lilmow any bsIter thsm I nsrry digs hittu 111 SICk intitbers uooim will Nsgie jaulied ims sister oij of lime ik roozmm Into time lull That ainstituted i a isgal tie null uud nt Jure n Migie tlou Mrs Dimu had bur bruti r arrested for owuult and battury Altar thfit thae was nu peace In the Nagln household Mr Nuulu otdsrad the girls to rufiiiM iiijsouiliulttnura l Wlian Mrs Nsgla knew tbst sue WM llablv to die clii mad itt will Ulia iiieathiiii to liar Jauguuir IonlitM two houses on lirattle stract uud lUloit street and a llfn Innurmicn policy which would 1111 su liicoine I nf l tim IIOJ a year Alter that sho uimt for sirs Juim nnd tild bur mhmaL she hud dogma at the paws tnnd t MIIfIIIU liar tp leak our tile iioj tiny in truitfv Lawyer Ilimnlly tu tliut lice fiy buiiioiild n l Kt holdout lime will VYHS signed July IX 4 Wl amid Talc Jisgie IlIad of suuilexy Ati 5 ilt Au juaj s him will Wa ttroulltIl for jirolat litre JUmlua ut liar hiutistd lnetIlitihilJ uIthust it lilt Ills iIoUIli of Ulit1U hlihluuitej hiss wil we I ho wui uiimii M lr iso u 11 ni uulnil jo I 1 lq thu s s ismu C I t iii I li I U llit i ass which will Qlli Jilt t fur tue IUbllU till K Illll H Al I lllUl t tllllK I II ll iso KU lr Wl Of Ill t sax let li n ID u No I It wise Lvjltfvuil Hint 1AlalS1 SiiiU wise irs lgaI wIfe liar J was ihr t ia ursl etttrisu xbnii a lw Bvuthk Mtfo a youog woiuau pluualuif to b it Jar Ouiin dud for a divorce m tfia tQIL8t uE gcsuU itt 4wI ry tZ WiUa was Helen Uronnon Dunn whom Jredecertel in 1S85 Her documentary evidence wan not introduced In court Mrs Dunn M7i that she was oid out by hor counsel Tnls 1 Is tho story lIme told to a HUN reporter I BUI Jetn liunn a nlo I met him In IfW nt my homo In Cincinnati I knew what Jeio was but 1 was Infatuated with him ani I when hoiiftknil nu in travel wlih him a bin wife t coiiBontrd herecotJert Went 1 wont with lilin and wan cveryvvhaio Intrmluco I by htm as Ills wlta lie wan very kind t me and I don t tblnk lie iItku an unkind word to me for two years l tvan hippy I nskod Jere to luck inn Irs law ul wile br man Iigc but ho told I mo Unit i 1 was as much tils wilo I as though limo mnirlago eicmony bad licin l i nerformnd Ho told m hi had coticlcntlxift scruples aualnst such loll lines Ho itldn t bollovo In lou and ho didnt want nny tniu uti rIo fay who Bliould bo Ins wife But he nurd me that nothlnc could pan us and I believed him J ore Hpont Ilk in minus In bol vvi ntto thrt race trnok In the afternoon and spent his nights at the tinker table Ho didnt have very good luckand was almost nl ayHnlo or After h got up Id al t him bow much money he hud and ho always reiiliid Protty badly bonl my dear tirotty ladle 1 bent You MO ho wasnt etmtircly broke BO hd fay bo was pretty badly bout Wnil I let him have Homei money and Ina few Uajs hol bo ns badly oft as eloro 1 Many a time Ive gene through hlH pockets vvhoii bo wan asleep and found only n few paniilis but bo never eom planed I had tlo QUO when I titer mot Jars and In two years I had uhon It nil to him anti In addition I had given lilni about 50u0woith of diamonds which ho pawned At last rue muommoy Was gone and I told him bet imavo to BUlijiort us Thmn I ttotlctd that tme began to ftit dtflerontly ttwarl mo lie be gan to stay away mere Itnul inally he left nmo altogether 1 was brokciihonrtocf for 1 know 1 had done nothing to deserve such treatment I didnt care anything about the money null diamonds Ho was welcome to thoHc Hut I dltln like to be jilted imi that fashion When I heard that he had married anotho woman I was furious I would havo shot him on sight but 1 didnt know whole to find him Then I decided to obtain a divorce and placed my case In thn baud ot Howe A Hum me of Now York Iboy didnt do anything and when I wroto a lotterasklne their reason for delay I received a note telling mo that they I would drop the case bocnuso I was too Impu dent I knew that wasnt the teal reason nnd I went to their office to eoek a personal ex planation There I wa told that Joru Dunn had threatened them with bodily harm If they went on with tho case mind that they didnt dam to handle It Then 1 employed T O Campbell of Cincin nati as my counsel and after a wmitle the ease wan brought to trial My counsel had those letters which I havo snowed you which Assistant District Attorney Llndsey of New lork has said ware convincing proof of my claim upon Jero Dunn My counsel had those letters but be refused to Introduce them Ho refused to crossexamine the witnesses whom Jere brought forward and let my case go by default Jero produced witnesses who per jured themselves and 1 bad proof of their per jury but my counsel did not bring It forward They said that I was a bad woman and that they had seen ma In disreputable places My counsel allowed those men to tell lies about me and did not offer to refute their statements Other lawyers whom 1 have con suIted about the ease say It was the most out rageous thing they over hoard of Of course the case was decided against mo but I wont bo satisfied with that If the Supreme Court verses the decision of the lower court admitting Mrs Naglon will to probate the trustees of the estate will have Dunn arrested for bigamy and will endeavor to seouroa separation for Louise Naglo XRlF Of rilK 11A1LIIOAVS JLoteit Information or Interest from All Qnnrter The Denver and Rio Orande Railroad took a step a couple of weeks ago that possibly indi cates which way the wind U blowing with ref erence to the Atchisons purchase in Colo rado Some time before tho Colorado Midland deal was made public tho Denver and Itlo Grande officials began to spread tho news broadcast that It was going to boom its through business to Ogden In connection with the Itlo Grande Western putting extra agents in the field The moment the AtchUon got the Mid land the Denver aud Rio Grande officials with drew Its notices and Instructed Its agents not to trouble fuithei about through business Time Inference of course was that the Atchison was aftoi the Itlo Urundo Wentern and if It secured It the Denver and Itlo Urimdos plans for through busln ss would bo upset Officers of the Denver and ItloGrnnde and the Western yesterday saw no slcnlllcanco in thn i0tpinemont ol the ratlll atmu of the Colorado Midland sale to the Atchson Secre tary C W Drake of the Western denied that his Iompany hul bad any dealings with ino AtchUon It is belloved though thai the Colo rado Midland tuna n traffic ngieemnut with the Itlo Orande Wi stern vvhkh will give the AtchlOii many advantages won If It doesnt buy the latter A Chlcngodospntch says that Stockholder E O Masnn who led limo attack of the minority against the management 01 the Illinois Cen tral road at the annual stockholders meeting on Wednesday wan hinnrtlni vosterdny at the treatment bo had received Tbo Illinois Cen tral Is on the rond to oankruptoy hn said and while the minority is weak and must submit as wo have submitted In tbo past to the dictatorial policy of President Flh we must say that tIme selection of time two now Chicago directors wo regard as a victory even If Mr Pish made the selection One thing 1 certain wo are gaining ground every hour Wo stand on tho protest that wo presented yesterday and tho Information elicited from Mr Fish only con llrmod our bars In that direction I bellovo now and hnvo bellovcd for the past three years that tho Dividends paid to stockholders durlngthat time woro paid with money prnc tlcilly taken out of the capital stock Instead of tho Income Plain ailthmotle shows this lo boa fact but It is what Mr 1lsh Is pleased to face tiously call financiering but which imans In fact dUastcrto time property When naked If the minority utookholderH would seek legal redress to save the road Mr Mason said That Is a little iiromnturo linunot say pohltlvoly anything about It Wo will havo to eoiifor on the matter and at such n conference wo may decide upon some Hue of action to at tempt to save the roud from ruin tai o It from the prohnnt management and plnco It upon a financial basis satisfactory to all tho stock holders A Chicago despatch says thn cut In passenger rates between Nt Louis and Cincinnati bus spread to tIme East and threatens becomo general involving the trnlllo not only by way of CY iclunatl but Chicago nUo lImo rate from St Louis to Cincinnati bus boen cut by the Ohio and Mississippi and Big Four reads Irom flu to 3 during the past low davs These reductions from Ht Louis to points East are announced today Pittsburgh from J1721 to 12 Cleveland from JlfitO tofll Bulfalo from flH25 to MS PhiladelphIa to 17 New Yrrk ami Albany tiiSOU to 120 Boston front 25 SO to 22 The Denver and Itlo brando and Missouri Paeillo make i orruspondlng reductions from Colorado points The general pns oncor agents of the block Isliud Alton ana Burling ton toads yesterday decided that unless thesu rates were withdrawn within twentyfour hours corresponding rates would bu made to the Kant from Bu Louis by way of Chicago They called upon Chairman Donnelly of the Central Trnfllo Association to permit time roads In thut association to prorate with them on tIme cut Chairman Duunelly said the Central Tiafllo Association would not take part In the warTime The Southern lines Interested In Florida and Georgia business have just llnlstied a three days session In this city The chief discus sion wan on rates and dasfllllcatlon but very few changes were made The association re afllrmed time agruement of last year to main tain tba tame rates UH heretofore Theodore O Lger tralllc manager of tlmCivde line wan the chairman and J 1 D Haubagcn ot the Ha vannah Florida and Western hVcrotary The lines were represented as follows Theodora U Kgarof tIme Clydn line T M Emerson gen erul freight ug at of the Atlantl coast line C P Owens tranin inanagsr of the Kavunnah Florida and Western A 0 Knapp trafllu man gar of this Gemmegia Souttlurn arid 1Iormdm Wilbur McCoy jpnersl freight agent of thu South Florida James Jolim to genem ul frolghm jent of tme Ja kaommIllt Ismta smi Jtey Vest 1 0 liietiii ticon of tim Iuw Law land and Savannah Steamship line II U Walker of tip Ocean Htssmshlp lluu and Mr Raymond of the Mallory line TILE CONNJXrnCUT MUTUAL LIlJJ IN HDRANCi COMPANY In 1689 lucreusucl lu abacus and Its dividend UBltlca iiuylnj IM policy bothers t5639813 ai While It rocelvmj from IU x llcy lioldew 4418336 7 ltd jirullt from lnt ient and rent iiml iloflt aiicllubbuocxjuut wu 32264 bO It imll In cash dividend lJ05bW til It huts a surplus ol AbHvU over hLmtlmIhitlc thy New York gUind tmri tf 4iOt lii Ill V1 P 13 MUlJll I uIsuiai Agtiiet Sui New York City tmd Vicinity build Now Jersey WUsL2cw Yk MEN CANT JINDERSTAND The Pllaht ApprccUIInn which Motel M Ilne lor the Woe or Women C A prnmlntnt Ifcly nf Kew orl Cltr who wu rntfr taliiliK ouio frlmdt at liii r homo rectntlr Wcama oniliUmblr itouiej at Hit remark of a ktntlMi an who Spoke at eunice as time vtakir Kt Dlialilit m tnlnt liniir un die MJ lou in lime taktra see IVrlupt IKOIIMI we iiiftt IIOVAII not know lit that umtn CUter In a manner thai lust onnot um1rrtt n r ho man unl s u tie lo a dirt 1 r and not Mwaja tlien can fully under land a wriiimiiii ftiirerlnkft She male lrr comhiatnla Kotnetuneiitin will admit that she Im1 a lifadAcn lomMlmei fiat lirr nerrm are out tu Ill tier amui laosl C amoco ieoujI ratlirr luffer atony In rlrnm then ao knoirleilge theIr lulleriiiirt or luikn ttna tnlirraUs about thrtn Thor u a VTorM of truth In the above remarka slid they iliow how ctnentlaltt U for women In all itatiuus of life loforilfv thrmielvri by rltlit ilinr good tool and tnile itlmulauli The ben u ilcau tuae tie 1 elated and mast women have learne that fure iimb key talvn In moderation IB I by fee lb best manner of relieving tli weaknenei and tlrDrtiilnni tu which they are limblesS It In I this chic bai inaJe Lluiryi lots Mall VVMiker ID wondtrfullj iiiilnr with haIti men eel u t women rerffClly i ure containing proiierllei iel etied tr no other known whiskey nn l produclcf cited urn the health and life which tin other mean i have ever been able tu I nc Minpil ti it utand al u da I terse in 151 unrlTalleil ainoui ttie i numon sense rtmrilleiiir tne rreteut lar II shill Ii borne in inliul boweter thai only l uro whlikcv rlintihl iiiuler S anjr rlrcuintlaitcea be seem nn 1 thai loilv i H Vlnlt i It jto I knnirlelircd bjr both lihjllcUui and clltm slli to bo lit lolulely tlie belL u tfj Fur Capes ij j i We are showing the very i iI i I newest styles in Capes with v Puffed Shoulders and Roll Cot t lars Seal Skin Jackets Muffs I f and Boas Fur trimmings in all widths j and qualities rttjJ Our prices are based upon the cost of skins purchased be fore the recent great advance Lord e Taylor Broadway and Twentieth Street o 4 i 4 X1IK IXUtAN COXflitSKXCIi f JJ DlBctiiinlan of the OnvernmMitii UlintiOS lo Hectnrlun Ciinlrucl ulOaiC ti1 t IAJII MoiinNK Get Tliu illroiissl n In the Indian conference tday tim tIme ulntlon ot I time Government lo tho contrict uretiirlnn t schools brought nut nhnruiy tiu opposing ti views of time prominent loulorn l What the action of the oonfiTono w ill bi time final pint form will show Th titUriuvii vuil pribably endorse time position of Coiuml t nor Morgan nimoly not tolutoifoio is Itt tutu s Utlni i con m tract schools but ti I tmpptmsu j any eMinsion of I the system The debate n acne but good natured The talk wan opened by Dr Jainc M Klne 4 of Now YorkHocrotai of tho Nntlonul League for tho 1rotectlon nl Ann riin i 1 I lies who I 8 oke earnestly agiilnut tutu uruitni i u nppru prlatlonn to rollcliius deiioniiuuiloiib fur pub lie educational work I ion Armstrong argued Unit mill r tlio pros it nntoonilltlons them IH uu liattu vnj ilian to i glvo aid to the onirau H haitI 1 Tl only tom immanent ChristIan ork among tho Indiana is that of the churches lllshou Whlppl said limo Inlluono of the con t tract schools has loon to mil It tIme whole I Ihnraotorof the Uoiernniout Mchool To innkn a change just now would bj to eudauirer time I work ainone tlio Indians The Boy Dr Utrloby uI the American MN BlonaryEiociotv saaniiilod th iiosltlop taken I y Iltshop Yhliplo but lit hhonil uljjtct to the Ginornmcnf beoomlnq Bectnrun The position of Dr Whlpplo uinmstalnod by I Oen C II Howard of Chlcnco lu time Hov Mr u Mitchell of tho IloKbytorliui lloinl 1 nf Mln JIDi dons Dr Ward of tile lidlnirttumt and the Itov Dr Ecob i f Allianj A siieody seimrutini or ito Churcli over State 1mm thu nmttur of Indian i uvitlnn was ndyocatol by the lln Dr Addxin 1 Foster o ot llobt n and very strongly by Dr L mun Ab bolt 1i Tummnnr Orncnit Coininltlrrnirti rCxltcn George OConnoll mini John T HUllyhava tt A 4 roslgnoil from the Ooncral CoMitiitti u of Tam j many Hall for time TvcntynC district In order to support Iouls Hemtr t r Mioet rora ml fclonor In tIme unnexeti uiBtmt and John I KimphliiH Jr Kdwnid K Amos Charles Hchoel John Irnnz Tunmu J Henry and J Minnlnc linxo rtcigmmui ii mat mbeii of the General r uiinilttro for time TV i ntvourth AH semlily district b i uuc ho oicaulrailun they guy hnt been conilu tod In io interest of hIs m personal frlonds by Mr 1uir v I A llnttte WIth llinxi IlilcTen t PAWS Toxtis Got 9A desperate battle oo currod near Atoku L T between a band of horse thieves anti Deputy MnrbhalHHenderson and Leo assisted by lIme Choutirr polii e The I tliietO Welt iiursnod thlii i nllo and a run ning flght occurroii In vh ch on of limo horse f 4j tImovta was hhotinthe Munst The wounded innn was carried hr l lim coinriili to a rock j I quarry hore nil too rofuLo and kept time of t ficers at bay while heir iiiimuiiltlun lasted t vheu they suireniiored mind nero taken to liii 4 Atoka Over twenty head of horses Were re covered 1Uibibe JJmyEJtAN JUUX ItKti I HIUID FROM The xchumnlon al the American Cam to Give the VuuiiKMt rN H retie lIme active efTortc that are belnc made to arrears the proposed cuthlon carrom touruuDiriit has itirrvd tits auibltluD of Veteran Jolm Decry who wan chambloo of Amealca In the days of the old fourball iranie and who i won the famous diamond cue in tho Irving Hall tour menu of IPIi Foerm tioltjtlwite Rhine Snyder i iJenleim 504 itudoiptie iteery o uie t gem a whack at tile imckS airmail tiilflOeif fttIl imp ltii maci flJlCflt that he woumm h ImI ii it the toumliey wee lIorm4 oem utm Comb cay ii tlecmareut litol ItO mmuuney wtmt I r r lip tmihiomm cerTain me immy torte Lull I mulct as 5005 tuimmlarde itt it a I ever Imd Ia ny mire I lisp be ablo me aeronleli it youveter Jail as Joe limit itd I mnamme 4 rulI et Ii 47 anti lii In enZtOhIe rummatt the other lay y Ii tim threl eucceetmimmmr game tmt Smose an ome i cam t sneeze at ituar irt Ot LUiljei ittXtOfl am1 timeS 9 titers VCreItt city mimee tim IL mitl mmmere w ertat 1 It C Toe news ba Toe CiuiCAICil tit ttttiiti that Schaefer I wouil enter tIme cuohlun armammI IurnoImet was ic cmVet witim temierat rebolctmm tt twmi eiterIay Time i crttcketlmemlIeltCe cern iOllV mmoaeei by licmiaefera u UerlMon Sexton liked U Titer but tit to mike time t tourney a ouccru lie Halil for with i4ctmuerer em tered lucre can be no jue Uun tliut thu tames t would b I SXlonialdhe would he I In the tniimer hlmielC II li waiting to llnd out what urrutiKiieuU ure planned C before pedtflnff jnmielt mmli ktucllng the italIc araval a little every after I coos lie eunice anti ama keepblmie Itmtitit II ihap it Ic eat cted that mtclaetr wit vitO this cIty withIn j a firtulitmtm Al iver Icierauhi to time mimti wlzrl jtl I esmericy anti ccitt iii Ittr reilmne huima all about time propmoai tot a CuuttIomm crrIum ltmmrrmammment Sib fir e liit lb cure to make tiilmjge liSemy and tt will ely 7w YorLers is cliammce IC ceexnetiy what piaylngtora lie is tm Tile redeems trot liiaio have bee immat lie I plevmng striummtr gain thama its ever itmowdlnprae tmce ljeiorel t iii Court CuUadurai Tliln It mi Cvrevas Coiaiflrniaii TcaeNuc U7 Its itO I T n IC a si us 47 tu 7 TO isi Ki lia it4 jiff bum HI ml IsO IU1 1 i I matiijHcil a ili 4 o r Sot I 10 an t llcjut II I I u clock brvuia L Tim Iart 1 lae utllmismiet i Nut 10 i uu UlC ww tt 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i r V f w r 4 c i w ft THE BOll FRIDAY OCTOBER 1OTh9U i 1 JA oDB 1 19O Lod Ot T IU td W I An rniiots tO bI4 1 nJ IWloalb Ludo U y 1 E urad Ld U The Politic Oamblen When the parsons started out a poli ticians we foretold what has alnoo happened TtY bar been made a party t acme of the boldest bargaining In the history ut our municipal politics When the fact wai mae eyldent t the clergymen that the movement ostensibly municipal reform was really a device to dUjruUe a prearranged political dcn with no reform purposes whatsoever it waa Umo for tem to protest ajjauut the f also pretence and retire from the scheming crowd Into which they bad got themselves I I they had done so thoy would hare gained In the estimation of a good mfn and I would have secured tho respect of even their tricky associates But they stayed In and consequently must sharo In tho popular con demnation which will b visited on a too t concerned in this brnten attempt t humbug the public Everyone of tem ought t have been out of the business long before this It he wished t save his personal honor and the honor of his sacred profession Even If our municipal Government sorely needed im I provement mlnfetors of the Gospel l could not afford to make such a sacrifice for reform When tho League movement began It was proclaimed as a nonpartisan nonpolitical enterprise and tho parsons were brought Into it on tho pretext that unlike political I I undertakings generally 1U object was wholly and purely moral and religious I They wero to preach and pray in Its behalf I asnn uprising of truth and righteousness selfishness and downright against deceit eolOshnos ad downrlht I wickedness Tho League army was de dared to b the host of tho Lord battling against tho satanic forces of the Democ racy and there foro the parsons were called in n the fit captains for tho holy campaign The recruiting offices were not t b tho political halls and ward club rooms but the churches themselves Prayer meetings were t bo transformed into electioneering gatherings and tho watchword was to bo religion rather than politics The old devices of politics wore to glvo place to purl and simple methods of arousing the consciences of the voters I was t b a religious revival and not 0 moro political scramble for ofllces and partisan advan tagrs People were to bo Induced to vote n thoy pray and to bo led t tho polling places by religious motives rather than partisanship I Tho clergy might have had some excuse lo entering Into such a campaign though even then they would have rendered more I service by Inculcating In men tho religious spirit of duty than by undertaking t act a electioneering politlelansbut with tho dem j onstration that the light Is t be for noth I ing more or other than political and par tisan or factious advantages every sera I bianco of an excuse forthom disappears They are merely attempting to throw the weight of the Church on the side of I political com j bination organized and held together for political profit solely They are making themselves responsible for a Immoral political bargain the expected fruits of I which for all the parties t it are great them to old enmities enough t Induce t drop enmites and come together a allies That in what this Municipal League and I Republican aud County Democracy olllanco I I is a deal and nothing else in the hope of winning by combination what no one ot them could hop to get alone I Is a politi cal ring organized t get possession of the municipal offices Hence tho parties t it have quarrelled long as t the division of the Imaginary spoils Not 0 candidate has been considered on other than merely political grounds The trouble boa been t satisfy the conflicting greed of the bargainers All talk of reform has ceased Yet the parsons look on the game of craft and false pretence without rebuking their lolat and even take part In it them selves n veritable political gamblers I A Noteworthy Lawsuit On Tuesday tho Court of Appeals rendered 0 decision upholding tho constitutionality of the Brooklyn Tax Arrears law This decision Is of great Importance not only In Its bearing upon tho welfare of the city of Brooklyn but because it establishes the legal validity of an excellent method of dealing with arrears of unpaid taxes in largo cities At thotlmo tho Brooklyn law was passed In 1883 tho arrears of unpaid taxes assessments and water rates In that cty amounted to upward of ten millions i of dollnrh In many eases the arrears ex I ceeded tho nssesEe I value of the hinds taxed The legality of many of tho assessments was questioned on account of various irrec ulnrUlc all although extensive improve ments Inil been effected fur the benefit of i tho property great difficulty was expo ilnnerd In collecting the assessments I Under then circumstances tho municipal authorities of Brooklyn endeavored to do I tt vl oH niP practicable plea for cm log any I rroiMilurltli which might have occurred In levying thu taxes nbaer pmeuts and water rates which were In an em and for ascei tninlng wimmit amount nf such arrears In eneli caSe the landowners ought t L com pelled to pay In fuiiiiotuund JuBtlco Mr JOHN A TAYIOH thl wiry competent but luodibt Ian yarn ho was then Corporation Coiuirtl I failed 1 In the assistance of Mr ViM iAU M KVAIITH of New York and tho hUituto which has fluco become b well known i us I lie Dnxiklyu Arreais act was time plcduct of tticlr I jllt J labors This ltd emmmislwul tod thl liorird of Assess arK of the city of Ilioolilyii la all cases of orjimre of tax levied pilor to July 11882 to dttom joins how much or tie arriurage ought fairly and Justly to bt rollvctnd 1ro vision WIIH made for the publication of u no tice milling landowners to appear all present any reasons which might exIst for a reduction or reuuatliii of tIme uimuu affect Ing their projdrty A Imemilog i of tho owner In iMTifni or by counxM bforu the Board of A O 1011 A nbM ii ivideil for and after time faring th Bount wan to ilueldu how much tin tui wu to Imi rfducmi If at nil I I the amount thus tisol 1 WBH not paid IHUJJII ably HIM ItvgleIrmmr t of Arreuiw was IIIIW erexl to fcll lb iL4II4Ii l und give Ilk Id f Implct lo llii I iuiviinini rims city of ItjiuUyu waa not Itself I party t the cult In which tlia validity tliU Igi l Utluu Ijan Jut Uxi fuwixl upon iy tlw Court ol Allllit Thul Ifllgatlon urotfo lx twun NAMCIT J tViimjcii I landowner whot jiriixrty had 101 void under the lair ana LIMIT MAUU Tniufu time purclmwr at tli i Us ai d l who instituted the cult for tin urKJM of obtaining fxwe el a of the land which she had U uf lit Tie out wa triad at tho Kings County Urrtilt before Mr IWtC CUMKN end aJuy Sfr 1 ANfWJf friieriy Court ty Judge of Ulnx county and onn ol the luuUug Iwyen Brooklyn eircunted l the I rJalntlff and the late JOHN J Towxmaro the wellknown PrcslAfnt of the Union Cub tho defendant of New York appeared for detendnnt Mr TowNBKxn attacked the arrears law with great Ingenuity raining many Interest ing points against It and arguing each one ably and exhaustively but at the conclusion of the trial Judge CUMK held the statute t booonstitutloual and directed a verdict fo the plaintiff Time Judgment thus rendered was affirmed by tho General Term of the Supremo Court and has now been finally and unanimously sustained by the Court of Appeals Before that tribunal the case wan argued In behalf of the appellant by Mr WM C Dn WITT formerly Corporation Counsel of Brooklyn and one of the leaders of the Kings county bar Mr DE Wrrr was called Into tho case on account of tho death of Mr TOTVNSKND who fatal Illness Indeed f said to have been caused by exposure on his trip home from Europe which had been hastened In order t prepare for the argument In b hal of the respondent Mr Tnov consented to allow tho argument to b made by Mr AjjUir F JERKs tho present accomplished Corporation Counsel in order that the groat Interest of the city of Brooklyn In tlie result might b protected by its own law officer Three questions ore discussed in tho opinion of tho court First whether the Legislature could devolve upon the Board of Assessors the power to examine Into and adjust tho arrears secondly whether the act provided for sufficient notice t the taxpayer and thirdly whether it was within the scopo of the legislative power t authorize the Registrar of Arrears to give tho purchaser at the tax sale an absolute title t tho land sold All these questions are answered in the affirm ative Judge EAiiti points out that tho assessors were not authorized by the statute t impose any new taxes or t Increase the taxes but could only change them by making a reduction The notice provided for In the n is declared t b ample and effectual to guard the constitu tional rights of property owners A t the title to b given t tax purchasers the court holds that the Legislature has the discre tionary power t say whether the purchaser at a tax sale shall hare a life estate or a estate in fee simple The usual practice In such cases ba been to give the purchaser an absolute title If the owe fails t redeem the within erfod property wti a prescribed period Tho senior Senator from New York la t b congratulated Within the last few years some of the mot prominent lawyers in the State have tried their bands In the Stnt tred had te prepara tion of important statutes which have sub sequently been declared unconstitutional by the courts Happily Our Own EVABTS has boon spared this experience The Mouth at Home This Is tho accurate and almost speaking likeness of time mouth which JOSEPH G CANNON has Just carried home to tho Fifteenth teenth district of Illinois to submit t the Inspection of his constituents The mouth arrived in the district at three oclock last Saturday morning and Imme diately went t work According to a special despatch from Danville t the St Louis Republic the mouth looks worried realizing tho desperate condition of affairs in tho district No wonder In the flvo counties composing the Fif teenth district ns we ascertain from Row ELLS Newspaper Directory there are pub lished twcntyono dully and weekly newspa pers llepublicanin politics All reports from the district agree in announcing that not less than fifteen or sixteen newspapers de scribed ns Republican have come out against CANNONS reelection Possibly this number may Include three or tour journals which are classed as Independent In the directory Making that allowance It is obvious that a majority of the straight Republican press lu CANNONS district are In revolt against tho party nomination In favor of decent and i creditable representation In Congress and i opposed to tho peculiar sort of rhetoric that flows naturally from the aperture de lineated above ln When CANNON picks up some of these homo organs to see what they say about him and his prospects It will be his unpleas ant privilege to contemplate the cut which Illustrates but does not adorn the present article In TUB SUN This campaign portrait has preceded CANNON t his district It is making voters against him whcro or it ap pears Ills not too comfortable plurality ot 3500 votes In 1SS8 Is melting away before the lifelike representation of tho mouth which uttered tho vilest speech ever delivered in the house of Representatives No wonder tho mouth looks worried Wo understand that CANNON hopes t stem the tide that is setting strong against him by Inducing Speaker HEED to make a fow speeches in tho Fifteenth district before election But what con time Speaker say 1 Ho heard the speech and knows exactly what words CANNON used when the women In the galleries of the House lied before the dirty utterance He knows how much worse that speech was than the official report printed In the Record vile a that was Suppose some constituent gets up In meeting and Bays We dont euro a copper Mr RKED abut your eulogies of CAMNONH legislative per foriuancea In the past What we want t know U exactly what he sold on Aug 27 180 In the House of Representative What wan It 1 Wa What can the Speaker reply 1 As a Ml reuniting gentleman bo certainly cannot repeat tims outgiving of CANXONS mouth for Um benefit of his Inquiring constituent He muut decline t soil lilt own mouth with language that U unquotable lu decant com puny And having declined how can he piouxxl toiulvlw the votar of Champaign Colftt lmiuu Edgar and Vermlillou coun tlert vjiitHwo 1 the disgrace of theIr ii tilit by continuing In tougr l n tut lu lisp rsitimlivo a man who publicly uses lull guuKO too vlU to b quoted on the stump Tlie Me uinl liii Men The minutfimuntof tie Erie HullroaJ baa rnhidt l a tmujmnttt and considerate reply tl time ijeuj iid recently mini upon It by tint vmloiib tlmnuu I ot lU tiBlmiiMij Tuklu UI lii reijurkt for 1 lutrkM of wages the umiuigamtut ttf by implication that it would Jncrtai the ny u l the mm If fircumkt tlljo JuntlflH luilolnir 6 but Innxmuci al It now Ilif more Urn any of IU ujiujxHiluu ulilli tfttUig n DUI money rids doing th I l ii lim than Its lyjuiiwtilH ft 1 It ils no ai4 MM way t wUf iMliia lie I lime pay lu a fun comjMiuiheJy uulwportaitt It cases It nnda that the rte paid upon A cr sin division are a Httlo lower than those paid by IU competitors and those rates It iccordliutly ndvanooa t a parity In other words the Erie demands the moL faithful and flfllclent service that I t b lad and does not expect to ret It for ICM than any other road pays like service The stockholders for a Iko Ecrvlc stkh01er night complain that President KING confess to paying his men more than is paid by any of tho competing lines but wo o not imagine that under the clrcum lanced much will bo sid on the subject As lo various demands respecUnu promo ton and prerogatives President KIHO points out that tho management cannot put away Its responsibilities It owes ft duty t tho public that It may share with no one and It can consent to no regulations of which the fleet would be t Itt actual functions of management In any but IU own officers This Is put In way that admit of dispute The employees liberty to mako the em phatic protest of 0 strike against whatever ho regards D Injustice or disadvantageous to himself has no moro uncompromising de fender than THE Bun But can 0 strike ba based upon the facto as let forth by Mr KINO which will appeal either t wisdom or mbllo conviction 1 I our Judgment it cannot A Opportunity Lost One of tho necessary qualification for tho Interesting candidacy of the great clorlcopolltlcal combination which was 1 long moving around with the energetic aim easness of a hon with Its head chopped off was dele yesterday by the New York Times 1 Ii noUworthy that men who btS sternest z raratant sail ccntrio political opinion can be raited to perform admtnlelratlv work with treat dlllieaee and succei and 111 1 the kind tt man that I needed for May r ot New York In other words what a wanted was an active and Industrious crank Such a candidate was born In Mr E LAW ZUEXOE QODIUN of the Second ward How well Mr QEOBOJS JOKES of the Tentlt ward would have salted the p plexed leaguers I The search has ended upon Mr FRANCIS I M Boon the nearest approach t tho Bon WrtiiiAM B QBAOH whloh that ex jerlenoed politician would permit Buch 0 penc termInation of the fruitless hunt for a Democrat of personal weight and promi nence leaves the two morlng forces of the combination In a condition of entire undta guise The County Democrats are In It t keep their organization In fighting trim The Republicans are In It In order t worry i the Democratic canvas iI I The Secret of Success I i I f creditable to the Democrats of Now York city tat there is no dispute among them as t candidates for Congress The effect of this v be In fat more salu tary upon the party outside New York than on the spot There Is nothing more satisfactory tory t tho national Democracy than a har monious party In tho Empire State I is the key t success In electing Presidents union in Hence the value of Democratic Now York city and the condemnation due to those who at a time llko the present stand against It in any form THOMAS HICKS who died at Trenton Falls on Wednesday was born a Quaker but ceased to obseno their way when veO youne and began the atudJ of painting This bo continued to I career that made him one of the most dlstlneuMied of American artists of hit time Ho possessed talent of a particularly high order When as a student he had copied a hunt by DIAZ and the two pictures stood sldo by sIde Any SCHa FEB entered tbe studio and to his own sur prise confessed his Inability to select the original Later at Home he was or derod to chanco certain detail in the dimensions ot tho chair in his copy of IlAinAETjs Pow JULIUS for the reason that the reproduction wan so successful tbat It was considered undesirable to have its minor fea tures agroo exactly with those recorded D usual In the archives of the collection Mr HICKS studed chiefly under UoUTUnE and the creat French masters breadth of style and powerful appreciation of humanity was Btronuly reflectel I In his pupils woik Some of Mr IHcuss portraits are among the viry best products ot tho country Indeed there Is ono which would stand tho evnlrubt with the bet In art But there was Incomparably more In Mr HICKS than the aacompllnhmcnts of his profession fession I would te hard to think of any ono who was dearer to hiM frionds His educa tion heightened an extraordinary charm of way and speech I hail not create Ha had wit all humor and kindliness all so plentiful and so blandcd that his companionship was delight ful and his friendship was as sure as It was precloua ITo loed his friend as they loved him and their Borrow will scarcely b less real and heartfelt than that of his wife who mourns his death Speaker REED says tbat tho Senate Is composed of a lot of old grandmother and time remark Is respectful neither to the Sena tor nor the grandmother nor does It befit the Speaktr who Is so called because In that function he has no business to speak but U called on to suppress and rule out of order speech ubieb Is unparliamentary Ue may say that In this once ho didnt peak as Speaker but In his private capacity aa ulteed shaken with the wind of a great variety con fllctlnKcmotlons but till will not help hIs case using boA in himself ba was to to sleuk personally In session whether the Housa wa or not and should hava called himself to or der and I necessary moored the previous question without leave and hut to print himself up like a box turtle Mr Louis FDEDEnicEBON of Minneapolis U a Democrat without concealment surren der of hla principles In reply to tbe Fume Alliance of lUnnftplncounty which nominated Aim for Sheriff Mr FBKUEBICXKOM wrt Oamaeiiiii UavlDfatall I tlmai la t put afflllaut witS and been a fallbful atbereal I Ib JJemoerauo party aad ttul baTlar faith aSS coflauo that Ib promtlfiUon aal trluopa of Ilo yrlnclilee repre eI5 by Hi UemocraUe poi nut I Ih a6 brlof lb relief vfiltb the popl of itt neatly ar locking ant praylof f r I bat j sew D easo t withdraw from that pasty ao4 erleJnlr LT a efer glean ou a r cans to aMOin that I misS au aat 4 mreJ from 1 tarty ef my principle a4 chi IIDC may clUaea kip U ibis eouiiry I laank yo for tb hen r yoa ha onrrra but for tb ra ou abate elated I nut unqualified aud 4 brUy ID to aci l Ik mtpml aallea gUs bar itei de4 u for th ole f kaerlO ut Ibueuunty That Uth talk I Th wore F KD w0MOK hi b tur Horoula prorate to Introduce hero 1 great thowof doll which arctoba contributed br kindly folk etrybt high and low and tflvta away afUtr lbs eihlUilon with lie pro nf of the latter to thu children of tbe poor The ailiui Is a good coo I ha too 1 uIII England foradoen yarn jUtbed by Mr Ii ou UKBK mid oilier and mutt Dav don great uo itrrrloc I rr of klodiii and waruitb t pistil houat lilttttog Klrrand ft c lrr and amusing all noowrned Only ot lt baa the phonoKraplilo cylinder bees Intro dual Into t1 dolls JtcaI t 0utllu lion and If Hro i Ua iirlv rare that lime 1 contillMiU5r to ha show as tsr l Ms ixiulhl SaCS uot tiii dMt 1 M dlDU la ilollalhut 11 f woiin up from mb ley I k aDo aria geg4 J fur hail aD boom a alraljibtawar couvnatleo bifoj they rua down u duals viii 1 donbtedly be a greater IUCCCM than any of Ita pmtMuor across the water Borne of the contributor annonneed are pcrsonaapa of great historical interect and the DucbeBHa nUzcAa doll might bo made to rehears her present opinion ot DOUIANOKR and that of OAHMEN BTLVA a Iloumanlan ode carrying mayhap an echo ot the laium ot TAUIIOUIUII or the battle horns ot BuwAnnow In fact the auagaittlon opens up no end of possibilitieS attention and is I nail worth the Boroilan Doth parties that the rtvcnnn must b relied t y Indirect taxation bJ dntle s on Import These wnnlc are from the first speech of WILMAM MCKINLFT to hl8 constlturnts ot the Sixteenth Ohio district and In justice this should b Mid of him ITo Is an Incomparably Bounder Democrat than Onovxn UUEVXLALD Dr OAVIH Ilnown CLAnK who comes hero as the representative of the Itlehland League Bootland Is reported as saylne We Ar eeeklnc to e enre for SeoUand practically thanmetnolof lelfrorernment a the American Stales poeeeea Thtflffernc between h and Ireland 1 I that wartryln to recover Chit which we one hd wtlle the lrl h are trying to get that which they ncr bad This Ie I a somewhat surprising statement In the troth of the solid plcoo of evidence pro nled by the fine old Parliament House in Dublin Th Irish once had a representation In that establishment nnd they are trying to Kt U Iaek But evn t they never had 0 Home of Parliament that is no reason whr they should not han ono There Ba a great many people in this world who nre well en titled t that which they never had From a few further remarks which the Doctor made one Is brought to the conclusion that he f quit willing to Ut Mr DAVITT belo the crofters but not at all wllllns t let him hID the Hibernian This will never do it is alto gather too Bco oh Tho Pennsylvania campaign waxeth In I warmth It has now reached the stage In which somebody Is I nalllnc a canard or a Ua about every half hour Then there Is a good dual of hurling back the lie with indignation and a larea area of denounolnc the re port in unmeasured terms ns false Bound lag the slogan baa already begun and the ringing of the tocsin may N expected roana to maJ pected at any moment The keynote was sounded some weeks ago and the call to the lUpnbllcan host to rally has bn lent out The poisoned arrows of slander have begun t fJ and Infamous doubledistilled and dam nable falsehood seem to be u common B crotchet In a Mnawumps head Ther Is I K I Inc t be a good deal of fun In Pennsylvania In the Interest of truth and etymology we should like to ask the Hon Josxrn MBDILL of Chicago and Its esteemed Tribune the exact meaning slanlflcanoe and connotation which he elves to the word Chump No Do fence for Chumps Is the title of an edi torial article of his and tho Chumps In Ques tion are the Republican members of the Ways and Means Commute Now there are various decrees and varieties of ohumplnass but what Is Mr Mcmixs notion of the generic typical and simple Chump the Chump plain without dressing The Chump was once defined in tho early days of himas a large and solemn person who opens wine This was the mere rudiment and root of the Chump In the process of evolution has added und Incapacities aded new organs now Ineapacilee and ned not be large or solemn or Given to considering that all wino IB champagne To what species and order of the Chump genus do the Ways and Means Republicans belong Will Mr 1IED1IL 1 Wi MElL explain At the Convention of tho Republican League in Moridcn the Hon ORVILLE H FLATT a Senator In ConaroxB from Connecticut by the trace of minority rule raid that the Republi can party Is the party for young men organ ized and upheld largely by thorn And then ha went on to say that Connecticut should be numbored with tho Republican btalos Aro them no young men In the Nutmeg State or what Is the reason that the Republican are In the minority there The truth Is that young men are not attracted to the larty that Fears IJubaU M THOMSON is l tho name of tho French Deputy who has just been honored by a crand reception at Alcer In Kubyle where MAHOMED OULU RAEAH the all ot Ould Abdel Jebar made a speech full of devotion to France The ancestry M THUIIMJN may be doubtful but nobody can doubt that OULD HADAII Is one of the real Ould stuck I Few words have to work harder than thnt flaming noun holocaust does and perhaps It never mot with bur usueo than It lot In an address which the Prohibitionists of this Iln town are printing iu an advortlsem In the dally papers Acccidlnc to tills address 1 liolocnut of mime tnd misery IH clolugluc our civIlization A hoocaust which hns to wrk overtime delug is certainly overworked overtme as a delul oeryorled Climber Two fair member of ihe 4t0 r overheard dlicniB lug lh merit of one 3f their shuts In society tbe other day to this effect Yea dear ehe meanifery well I salt the elder nel h hot ihe really ooetnt know bow After all I she 1 a climber dont yon xnov t Yip that U I true aeented her companion Climber IB I itt laieit addition to our vocabulary Thus far It has bon lied only In the upper rank of iwelldom but with end tutrodocllon It will undoubt edly soon be common rrooerly Ur llbrldf T Uerry the other day vat thleeiplanetlon of He orlglui Thee are In socIety h eald tome newly ad bitted member who with Die beat Inteiitlone Imag inable are never able to do things In bat tbe proper style They ere pertoni of wealth fairly good breed lug and poieeMod of a ieilre to cnltrlaln Tliey try to establish a reputatloa nehoipltabi people bat they dont really know how to entertain With atl the good humored wllllcliine tlul the newepa pica Indulge In upon tine euhlect I I nerertbeleu tact thet tie art of eMertalmnff rrqulree deep and careful ituJy aa well a natural aptitude our the ireattit authors have elated Ibis ever war back tnthe early day of Cirece Fnlolalnlnr Ii a acmeflci per and elmple ae my friend McAlileter will tell ru The now name fur those unfortunate who have not learned thIs and etlll Incut In paradlox their Ignorance I U I derived from SIr Walter Kalelilia remark epproput ef ueen Ullzatielli You I remember Ui Fain would I climb yet fear 110 fall typical member of thleclaie icntly gave adlnner to a number of ptreone Ineoclny IIA a very dull affair There wai prodlfailly In verrthinf but no tail and no riouemeut Th fellow amused ine loin time tbereafttr br telllnf I that be had no difficulty In getting up a flue dinner All that he ba4 to do wei ta tall ble Putter and bu chef lo let up a meal for ao many p nol ammO hi found H unneceeaf7 10 bother his h4 farther Ther an few pereoni ftrtunat enough lo poeatat bat sad bullets f that klad and halo certainly o 11 Of Ilti perione who attended hi I llooer nine cut of tin wer dUpleaud and will lierer attend aiitlber 1 doeenl lake IIBI I for th Ihorouf member 01 moiety to know whether a hoot or hoetew I 1 dualllled to entertain and lb cllubri alwy Cod II 4111 to eecure fUMi I hemS tbtcew utica vary nlol Tke lM4om Tlgsa hO lies notion Ulal The brutal chart of Ihe London noui that th lbratend frith famine It a pure fabrication curb up by American pollllcltni 1 work Ib Irltb rot I to priuer rldlcgloue at IIU lime when tolItical cUlt maul la walnlf local itch not remarkably Inuua at tbal II til i d4i ajtollitr proof tit Ib Heady 1 d erl ralkip 10 I Ib uu of Ibe fleI slugs Pee eoJUpa ef iti rtllalBOut OBplracr to rula Mr Carutll tint Ilit Uoitim IlimH f po ell Luudon Tlmti baSS i ot em Igaip wcrie lr Mault I I ro tIc II tWl Jouree FtilNIrS blot teierallf bat lit drel call I JIr led l neniiao t wot lee 01 let lb lr tli I auutU a eeUue U t lal fIght 1 I Ihaa Savhgj tide ubl hey tut m In IICW li rtIUtl JIaaIfiI I TM lilt Ihmtepht4 Huirt I cfc5 pie lfr Yew 1 firm 11 WtltlKpMI fbet Htr Ca 4 wield clap a reh ll I In tor I a fee aeluir fairt VIal coca ilue I nit ii iu U tv lit teakls Ital liuHW tiara 1 THU our ntrucl La flsrd II Owa DacUlon la as E aieA fllirsS Cm George I and Dledcrleh VTerfetmnn bought rriporlr In Third avenue noar Fortrthlrd street in 1658 tea rear after tho elevated railway running In front of It a built A suit for damagci for injury to the property rauftcd br the operation ot the road was tried bcfrro r Judge Ualr In l bru rr 1889 The IlulntlfTj got a judgment of 120 down miami 1200 a rear for continuing damace The Ocnnral Term In June ieuersed this Jude Judl mrnt The opinion Midi Irel I Tiae preecot ownr tank 1lla when the road i WM In rail nr tlon SOC therefore when Innilon ef ease mauls had become nOlorln end i trm n nt If lh I iliine of the read ha barn of any ream i damage to I lh property 11 purchasers meet bur paid lae I for U than Ihtr etn rwli WoRld mnl dene Therein th ib BiMntlffi have ant inBtrtd any damage Tttt I real infrtMri wet the owner In whO r hands ih pro trtr 0 t rtrUu4 alik llratof the building ot tim 10 ulln th ri Ihff reeIvd a owe price than the r would bT otbtrwu obtained and to them both legally sod obllnd 1r llb ad guiublj btlonn say coinptniaUon Samuel This dclntoo which all concerned ere e was AIlon 1fI written br Juilc Lammnro anti concurred In by Judge IJookitaTcr wan warmly praised by the t rok lmm Tb waml Term r hooted and decided to Blv e the law era Inlrr eetolrckLatn J Tyler lor the plaintiff H and Iavl69 A Ilapalln for the roada ctcond hearing In July thy mndtrtil a dtcMon Judge Larremirs and Hookfiaver concurring as hetoiB TarMDK their prexlous d dnioa and affirming the liiilemtnt with cost The second Opinion cited as Ita ohltf foundntloa Is fouldllon tho decisIon In the Oloter ell which acts forth that owners of iiroiierty are entitled to an eosnmeut of light air and acccra or the continuing value of It even I they acquired I the property alter It I had been deprived of nil prolrly Court hold that this overlooked precedent governs and that they oitnnot teal I with the question B a now one This second opinIon wa apparently overlooked by Ibo law leportora and was oonetanently not published tjlio time Uent nbl1he Tli firming Jttt printed 8tnrd87 lone ex tracts from both opinions with voluminous comment tending to chow that the first really al matmted from Judge UookntaTor who was friendly I to tho elavutnd aritem from having been Its counsel and that he wn hafllA public opinion IntQ roTenlnn It He wrote I Ia said by both Hides neither opinion and ha Qlter cover was counsel for the elevated road wz rlntUtr CNJBNrZON AntlTobaeoo a d A itIi n r Boiolntloaa Ah BUFTALO Oct OBtveral Interesting topic were diaoasiitd at todaya Convention of the Unlveraollets of this State The Committee on Resolutions deemed it Inexpedient to report favorably a memorial from the Niagara As sociation Bal net the me Of tobacco by Unl veraallit clergymen Ths Rev Mr Alvord of Rldjreway N Y who was sponsor for the antitobacco amendment memorial offered the following naolMt That this Cenrtntlra rtrriU tki ue ef to kaeco b clergymen tn lu ftUowiulp Its a harmless amendment said Lyman Blckford of Macedon 1 dry old humorist Im really sorry I smote but It wont do any harm to adopt that amendment I want to say said the Kev Mr Belts of Syracuse that I smoke a cigar occasionally perhaps ten a year and be mad a most for ousattack on the amendment For Gods cape Ohrlft a take and humanltya sake he de clared with visor While there are io many biz things to do let us lean this little lanl alone VApplause Tbe amendment a carried 28 to 14 It was noted that four ladle oted on the I ton two each way The Contwhtee reported favorably on the following reaoluuon KriHlvrd That we b nprnlU t of h 11 tT r allit otiarohti of thIs State recognizing bal Ui llqar trafflo It I tb great ntmy t cola oloa 1 here by urge each and every OUt bearIng the uainoef Li TertilUt tu do what lion la bu or htr power both by I moral and liflilatlTo I mean M rums and eltlni lih the same IhTh The Rev Jfr ITaskell of Leroy N T pre sented an amendment as follows pr Resolved That wr at CnlTinallita In Convention ai embld pl4 OQfMlvra to total A CbyeuUa In UlTldnal and toconttltntlonal prohibition for tbo Stat and nation and promts all roatonabl lapport to the earned advocacy of the pending coaiutauonal amsomi m eul The amendment was Toted down by a close veto several of the clergymen eTpreeilnit themselves strongly against going into iioll lice The liquor resolution was then a opted In eplta of nome objection to the word letls 111 atheinlt wor Only CO of 166 parIshes In the State have pas tors and tie urgent need of more ministers wn stronijly presented prsentel Theseomcers were elected President the Hun J I Itu snll or Brooklyn VIceIreRl dent Dr 8ao of 10besler Secretary o E B8lretnr son Hire of Utica Treasurer U C Terry of E rOLl FAILS CLXAII Tutcovan llabllllle OflOOOO or mo and Not 85OO Worth of Aicet In Might Max Wolf manufacturer of cloaks at 06 Ls pennrd street has failed with liabilities re ported nt over 50000 and very small assets The Sheriff has seized his place uf business but found very little stock left A judgment was llrst entered nga nst him Tue lnt nlanst on Tuesday for l7iO In favor of Abraham fiontionstrnlil who Is 1 said to bo bi brotherinlaw Yesterday niumeustlol t Hirsch attorneys for several creditors obtained attaohm nta for fllGl Tho affidavits state that on Oct 7 Wolf and his I wife eonvejeJ the property at 2m4 I Jnst Broad I way t lellnn Davis the eonsld ration being J2JHrii and lie deed hem dated Sept M Ihe Wlt of ri plevln worn ntitnlned yoster clay bv herman Josoitm and other yoter on behalf of their clients Mr Joseph character Izul turn fiUiiro as vroieo than the Altman failure a few wtOkn ago Mr Dlnmenstlol tad yesterday that he under tOid that tho liabltlea wer tietwoon 50000 and GOUOO wltn very small nsois lime utOt left would not umouat to f 000 although Wulf had bought goods up to Oct 4 Ho him transferred his real estate on the very day he had failed Fmni otlior nonreos I was learned that the real estate at 211 Eat liroudnay years ago was iiiorteauod for 112000 some HUULDBIC rOXERS 4Z8 IElD Qaectleaa Asked br Me Who Want to Vote and Dont Know trThry Can When 15 years old I waa urI Db a charge ot petit larceny ad cent by a 1lco JustIce to thee kings county pullluJ for Its 1 mlalh Can I vote at tIes comIng election I Im now or are J l 8 Brooklyn Certainty yon war not convIcted ot an Infamous crime and therefore hae not toil your rIght to Tot I removed from one end of the city to I the other on the 9lUut September can 1 rot at lIes conilnr election I IMHociur Tact the Jaw require that you lire la Ihe elretloa dlelrlctfor thIrty day prerloue to lIce electIon you cm refiner If you bat lIved la the district for tb re quired tbirty dan by electIon day Have llvrd IB Jeriryeern yean moved to Renen county June u election to be beta mov Ili i loa In county iiulrel Ova moutiin Iav l Iwo da t to 1 ipar oer the five muritbt Am I new entitieS tee cait a vet et a prImary I beldenlalto the election ol te held Nor II I 1 J The Jriey law I otcoorir I different from h Hew York law I Here br the new frlumrT Election law I a man must hive been a reeldent In the dlilrlct for ten t Jeney dire J simIlar provisIon undoubtedly vblalnj I The ropulatlo or 1111 ro nt Rpiro or Tai Sps8tr Tour torreipondent IU U I Till Ion of the dub Intl ha refuted on ua deniable roandl the awerllou mail la I jour paper under tbe beadlui uf Tbe ropntalloo of Uell by a Mr Sbufeldt thai Item Adam Urn ti Obrlit wai UOD gem aurtnf wkieh period no kimantoul wer lered lot U to denying the MMtlblllly thai the touliof boly inert ot Ibo Old Teitameot h ci knew were faithful oyac or ot and 414 In IIle friend elilp centS lead beta Hal I bell dow not ej where tier weuL Cubollo doctrlB IYI peelUreUathloi hl cub Ject ID cnnectio i with ib Dflh article t she poll Ured lie Cit II dao tvdd lao pall ft leach tbst tb enimi Cri 1 Christ sfter ilt rI L 404 ed halo Utah ta 1 lIephpo VSef Ibe quia 0 the hueS bo Aiei befqr r t I r Jlto an t waItIng for the thee cc b1 redepilo Ie cane h irn wSi pes Ibroash alp alit pl 6 s 0 t to f Sc opened by Ibt alto tPdllo I4JOItQ IP 10 11t comfort sad set fw Ih Iul I r lee iupI IJI oho forth fi low fJeO iiieJiIy ceii haste Ie Ike low ihalt Jor r Volt LtSteIbIaW PP lIe 1151 Shah 565 501 01 4 lanD rIb as rt rlf Patullag I ho lh Illh41 f Sstileury Ataemrla 1t Ih i4tlti cord for Unto uetni frtan ate huit kits oo lb FrlDjI e or oulkir tf hell A 1 Ilkevu iiruie a p ii l t wt4 by UfenU I who Iklo l wigUeaJSlL Cnnaut Lnt ffurf fruit Wit a away ru fMIHlt wrli thy a lest I I ilse itt I wig The Sale r MI liaJ C Hft Vci ftult Ulttt a lwi ur all I Ic I WIth a I rltue 1 Stach of J L I fpm a o y mug I iuuut WIalicagsb j 1 11 M ua NO OODttn flIT 20 D1SDAND Tho Twealyc4 ate AUI NCi tram AIr The expected order from headnunrters dli banding th Twentyoecond Regiment Ihe NationalOuard did not nrrlvoye tordar flomn of thr ofllcerH are talking alioul appealing to the courts and some nf t the privates fear that the regiment would lose Its white crat II I It should disbAnded ant I my that they woull uniform not refnlist In a reulmont wearing tho State Meantime the preparation for the court martial of the six Captains that Is to bo hold In the Seventh Iteelmont armory are bolnu com pleted nnd I la i fald that nearly a hundred witnesses have been called The order con vontnc the court will not ba rescinded vrn It the regiment is disbanded belo Monday nlcht It was the s tiral otilnlon or Col amps friends strrduy that ho had not handed In his resIgnation but would simply l await further order from heailquarter Jnd t iiitrrctt heard nrsum nt xsterday upon the motion to eomlnu u StArlJ junction restraining Ool Appleton imdOnpt Allen of Company 1 Seventh lloulmentr m honorably lshar8lnn Sergeant TWnas B OIer SOil rivals Ahrabain U Xtrfth from tha regiment Mr Back tt n l lt1th of f the lIlal men said that It wan proposed to lischaro them because they bnd testiflr1 nenlnit 1 Cnpt Allen In his ontrovorev with Ilent rntte 11 nlen North had but r c ntly r nnllote l for run ars and 8 rconnt Ne Jtv had served nil hut I fw monthn or his eenl Ile years Mr HaoUtt said that the ma had not anke I to be discharged and could not bo discharged with out cause Charloa E Lydecjter opposed the motion He said that North haxf never refnllMed but had simply been transferred from one company to another lloth teen bad been honorably ills ehlrlr t t1lIdrrthe militAry relulll1lon They had already toln discharged whpn the pro ceedlnKB for tnlunotlon war begun Mr Bnnk ftt nail exhibited In evidence a ceitmat that North had enllllle on April 37 IMS for tprm of five nan Mr Lydecker aid that the Can tnln had never knowingly signed such a car tmc t The military code provided that memter might be honorably discharged at the mqt of theIr tcrnix without any request trout them Uaclslou reserved oojratx zioAttK BATS IT ia ADSVIID Ra and rotn trr Tan Colt Dr tbo Charges Made by Dnrlll Michael Davttf charges against Mr W II bare the Brttlsh Consul lu this city which war printed yesterday in his London paper the Labor World and cabled to TUB BON were a surprise to Irishmen in this city Mr Hoaro yesterday characterized the ohargasas absurd Mr Davltt charge that Mr Hoar supplied Informer Jim MoDermott with funds In 1883 and sent him to Montreal to get up a dynamite agitation In that city Mr Davltt also charges that In that earn year Consul Hoar employed one Matt OBrien to enter the I Miric of the New York Post Office in order I that he might tamper with the malls and ret additional Information oa to Fenian plots In this country Whn a Hun reporter asked Mr noar about these chnrgea yesterday he said Tho Idea of hr Majestys Coneuln being concerned in anything like an outrage on the British Gov ernment it i too absurd for discussion f dft ollno to enter Into any discussion of such mat ters with th editor of the Labor Word Thee thing mar safely be left in the hands of the QoTjrnmont at home 0 Tbli much 1 will say however As to thIs man MoDermott I have never san blm nor hay I e vr en or communlOHted in any way with the Post Offloo InspeotorNewoomb ferred to In this article That charge la ab aurA and without the tllahtost foundation Postmaster Van Cott said last njttht that than was aprlvata detective named Newcomb employed In the lost Office about the time mentioned by Mr Darltt but ho bad never heard of any ouch charges being brought naalnat him He did n remember any such roan as Matt OBrien According to Mr Day Hts story this man OBrien had charge of the keys and stomDswhloh enabled him to open what boxes hn pleased In tho building and use the State stamps of the department for the parposa of the British Secret Service Mr Van Cott said that this was Impossible Dead Pros CIaiin a flaw ITamana fUctared Arttcten WummOTON Oct DThe Treasury Depart ment has received a letter from the Customs Collector at Detroit asking information as to the proper classification of frogs not alive The department replies that tho Question has never been decided by It but in letter to a gentleman In Rochester It was snuKesteJ that such frogs were dutiable at 35 per cent ad va lorem as prepared meats but this sugges tlon it say appears to be untenable as It IB I understood that th frogs Bro not prepared in any manner but are merely dead frogs The department is of opinion that they are unpro vided for in the act of Mareh818 and should have been clanslllcd as raw unmanufactured articles under section 2513 at 10 per cent ad valorem I The Weekly Payment Law I AIBAVT Oct AttorneyGeneral Tabor I I day In speaking of Judge Andreweli decision I in the test case brought on behalf of ono of the employees ot thQ Park Deportment In Now York asking for a mandamus to compel tho City Comrtrollor to pay him Wfoklr said that that decision would not affect other municipal ities hut that the runstlon whether municipal employee ihould be paid weekly mvoulti be bottled only when the decision Is handed t down in time azr ed nse which will le submitted to tho On nil Term at liocinster tomorrow lie nddd that he had not been notllled of thij lest ease ha Inu been submitted to Judge Ail drown and theeroro Faotory Inspector Con nolly side of tho case hud nut been presented to the court Iot n Mutely Onto The 545 Plf up train yesterday on the Brooklyn Union elevated road lost a safety gate on the curve at Adams nod Sands streets The safety gates extend between the outer edges of the platforms of the earn and expand on the ono side and contract on the other when going around curve The gate In ques tion failed to closo properly and broke from Its fastening and fell upon the elevated struc turn whence It rebounded to a position be lAm the wheels of the last truck on the train and bigot theme brnipinn along the structure The train was stopped and in the ten minutes It took to lemovo tIme broken gate several other trains were brought to a standstill caui log SOlOn unnuyani e and alarm among the pas sengers It IH said that the gate did not work prupurly because It had not been oiled Hlmraou Hull Forfeited Jams A Simmons who was Indicted a day or two ago for aiding anti abetting Gen Peter J Claaxsen In embezzling the uecurltlea of the Sixth National Bank was cited to appear In the United States Court Criminal branch yesterday to plead Ho lulled to appear how ever and Judge Deped let ordered that his bonds of lUUOii he forfeited Tills order was made despite the taut that exJudua Donohu R s sured the Court tuut bn would be re4ponsblo for Hlnimonaa appeaniiiceon any future day Judge Lhondiilo mutt Ii ha I beeu inaaefd In a reference which nreventid him from seeing blminons and having him attend Joholl Tollof 2009 KiKbih avenue and Jacob Italohle of HSth street and Anirterdam avenue ure tha nurrtlei Judge Donohua says that Simmons will appear KKFr ld Bt Jaabcrt ut the Tre vaol Gen Joubart exPresident of the Trans vial who arrived here on the City of New York on Wednesday denied abeolutuly yesterday the rtport that be hal l com to Now York to transact any bUcineca connect d with the Uelugoa Buy ruiTway II U boltIng after no ftiiuaolal nteriitii wliatoier h re ue aity hits Is niertly making a plea ur trip uruuD i the world and will do uu builue n In this count try save to make aome lojujrla t to the epars aud t m1ci th Traintaul uiuy list at the CoJnmbu Valrlii LSmiemo The Muleld of WlllloM prsgue Jr BEiTTLK Wash Oct Vriir body of Wll Ham Hprwrua Jr whu coninltt tuiclde by taking chloroform on TU MJJ lies m th Ioryue A dpmmtril wa reoveJ from hit father ulim pre mae of th4e Inland a at n K rra anictc JT I T wliloli lliijly aidm Thaiki wlf wlif you lair A UipaUh from liU luiiiir sail Kmbalm tie fo r uripaio ll lu th l n iiOinlbU innij tier for elijpmswol sail draw uu hIs album for air C I TlflUr tmJured jsypcoymi M 1 15 Mm J Tiffany Wile thruwn ffoiu bur Iurriiucu on Vdui sting nibs noon bout thr sihiiia buik of Iuirrytwij sod bad her rItlIit kUijrk t sal Stile teller talsi itumiir lmeiuri l hit tva tkugm iu TjurHOwii li Te jar l JwJd I attantJ i Jmr AfUrwmd iihmewaJerouglat lobr hviuvlu title tJlktfl Mr Usirgs JIeltI At Ike baokln bouMo rsstm A a ySli11J4y i II wee fldllut fJyjjntau nt IflaCS4 Mil iiudoubiwlir ba wiit cough lo t at Lu vatt IUMrr vilar ut IVUIWI BAt CAlf A floR5PflCrlflZ7ftfl The Jetty ThUk Not If Anr Otke Es Plnnmlnn Ii l heady Ann Kavnnauh a feeble old woman wa r ril nd reMeriliiy in the General eeshry ill ton the chair of stinllng a imre rontalnm 112 from the i o k t of Mrs Collla Bar ctt f H3 Wet To ittoiiih street In BL 1ranrU Xnrlers Chuioli In his charao to the jury neeorder Smith ald that If the iitirne was stolen firm Mra llnrretts pocket th olTetire commltte l was grand larceny In the Mecind degree Hut if i Mr Barrett In ivpla ng im cite thought tlie imrw in her ilr si p tq R i wei it t fall thOu thonor and Mr Ka SOugh picked It UP from the floor Intf ndlng to steal It the 1 crime committed oud iij icfy Inrceny dIes her gentleiiion th Keroidor ron tinned it ls torlmntms fain the defendant to say that the pocket In women drrsse ac cording to the knwl d e of nil hue hand l and father bra to carefully von cooled that the women titmo wear the dregies eiinnnt usually llnd them It may bn renKonnble to conclude therefore that Mrs II rrctt icing a drersroaVer dnoted tho iiAUii amount of care to the matter of putting her own pnckit out ol na h and thrroor nmv unto unlntentiinnlly let her Piil efnll upon the floor Instead of Into what site npposed to I e her pocket Hutof eourss that Is like all other questIons of fat In this case n matter for you to determine for Tour selves The jury tonic the recorder e view a to the mystery fnvoloplng a womans stress prnket ana contl ted Mr Kavanagh of plcklnx the puts up on the fl or It was tident that the llecorder hail no desire to Bend a woman of Mrs KaaniKh B age to th penitentiary lie ent her by consent ot the Histets to tit Jo HephB Homo f r Agad Women of hlcli abs had formerly been an inmate What We Are Alt Talking About Through the postponement of the appear anc of Miss Margaret Mather at Hammer steIns Theatre the New York public has been prevented from seeing Little Lenh a four yearold rellnwhalrd girl who has become the pet of the company bite wits found on hi train betwesn Toronto and Ottawa while the company was on the rond She bad berti aban doned by her aunt so she told Miss Mather who had been attracted by the forlorn picture lbs child presented sitting all alone In one of the big teats fibs was put on the train at Toronto by nor aunt who told her she would find some one to take care of her at Ottawa liar parent were dead Miami Blather took th child along with her and trained her to plar the part of Little Lrali Bh showed herself ant and appears nightly now speaking her twoline part very naturally Th amount of money that Is obtained from apparently indifferent and Immaterial busi nesses in I sometimes very large For Instance the value of the papers thrown away In some of the big stores Is sufficient to pay a good many salaries The managers of n large dry goods house up tonn awoke to this fact when they learned that the man who had the con traot for cleaning their ertnblhtbmtnt was rap Idly acquiring a fortune by cllln r the waste material found on the noon lie bad under taken to provide help and see that the place was cleaned nightly in return fpr th waste pa per and pasteboard boxes It required very little attention as the man bad n foreman to sect that the work was done properly At the expiration of this contract It was not renewed and the house take the profit The Importance of having the good will of the employees In the large office buildings It realized by nearly all the tenants nowadays While the janitor of an apartment house caa make life miserable for the tenant the she Titter man or the starter in a big buBlne building has even greater cower By felgnlnfl Ignorance when asKed about a partloular tn ant lie can frequently turn away business callers beside causing endless annoyance 1 forsotUnu messages livery threw tenant figures as one of his offloa xpane8 the fees that ha occasionally gives to the employee to retain their uood will How annoying their opposition maybe bums been shown in one o the principal offlca buildings whore a firm o Copyist baa rooms The employee nave taken a decided objection to this firm because it In working tn opposition to some other copy ists who had been In possession previously The latter are young women Jjvery person who Inquire for copyists is sent to their ofuYo and even where the inquirer mentions flit name of the other llrm nets likely to beetoarad anal from the opposition ofllce Although the superintendent of tha building who baa been complained tn has endeavored to stem tin tide even his threats are powerless and the men seem destined to be frozen out Among the passenger sweat side train late one afternoon recently was a Blender llahthalrod gIrl who sat in one of the cross Beat with an air of great weariness Ursula ally her head Bank lower and lower toward the window until she was la a half doze She wa riding backward and In the next scat was a very serious looking man absorbed In a solon tlllo paper The girls poBltlon was not com fortablo and half mechanically site placed a Bolt parcel under her bead reeling it on the back or the neat and went to sleep In earnest The motion of the car in turning aome of the curves jostled her somewhat and the parcel began to slide out A particularly severe jolt at one of lh stations threw It out altogether It fell on to the paper that the man was read Inc startling him not a little At the sam time her head fell on his shoulder but not cut llolnntly bar 11 awaken nor The man looked nt thm parcel and then at the fair bend routine on Ids shouldor and smiled approvingly witE the rest or tbo instsnuerB Carefully and with as little motion aspo si bli tin fnid d his paper and put it Into bin pocket Titan he gently lifted the girls hetii IM make a verbally comfortable pillow for her At Ninetythird street he had to get out lie was perplexed for a moment and waited until the tram had stopped In time hope that the young woman would awaken of her own a cord bIte was sleeping ery soundly how ever and there wits no indication that she In tended to make a change He therefore arose aim quietly us posnlble and holding up her head with onn bund tried to replace the parcel on the back of ho seat and thus form another pillow for her The girl awoke and looked around with a bewildered air being amazed to Ibid bar hund resting In thu palm nf his hand here was even a suggestion of Indignation la the way she looked up at him Gently allow ing her head tn sink tin the parcel which h had now ulaed In position he raised his bat with lilA dl oncnir d band and said politely I am very sorry but 1 am compellid to get out hale I hud hoped to do so without iiu turhlns you I have not carried to lovely a burden In a long time J he young woman wa ntlll trying to grasp the meaning of f his word when he left tha car At she elnncud at the parcel and raw that It wan no longer whore tube had put It the truth donned upon her and the resultant blushes only Increased her bnauty Alt kinds of pantomime and of language are understood In THE SUN ethos and so when a couple of deaf mutes walked in with an item of news they quickly found that theIr elcnn were familiar to the reporter whom they ad drooHed They delljered the Item in elegant style ulthoiit apeaklnv a word and then it et ineil pmper for the reporter to ask them a low luetlouu by the symbolical method Tby Bald that the census of this rear would ehow that there are dm1000 deaf mute la the Lnlted States that iujny of tbeio are skillful workers In various Industries that tme majority of thorn are masters of this riiisud character by which they read that learned person are to ba found among haui that many way nf enjoyment are open to them that sixty gehoole bare been e iabli hed for their education that th a epoi IH muujy preauhfo to llieni in churchoiii hint thor ur mat tllntlonH In whl h they can mijoy life books provandr 01 t Iay ana that time Oorernment olloge aitabllahed for their benefit In VVaahluirion I H thing of which all apbonouf xudenu arc proud Th two deaf mules lull Tun HUM odin ji gleeful mooS BoaUBr aud Urn X twit the rAV00 fitmt BT HCUKRM Jerey Rout 17ft la now aa Open cretthat tIme ljme 7 of lime Jsysyayi Of iloulnoKrliu wnoait Identity was or loqtf a euliji t pfourlous pr ulatlon U a titiw at JionuBlliiln who Inherited not very long ago a turn of QeOOO frauc In which boHerer li IC setid toJmavC oiilr a life interest lleoo lilt JtiViOtJe 11151 It Ic hie who pmovtIas lime luxury dill Jireimoeles slime In aheisIauoMuis 1 flnpstlelp I a we maim of h or pm yes 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