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

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I iiuij w IF YOU SEE IT ARE YOU IN BURRy zoJJuo1 i iiiL 1hI nn HORSES HARNESS CARRIAGES ei J 1 Mr V t M10 turn tho AdTertWng Column of 111110 Thi BJ troll krmliea a Mew to AdvtirUsetnenta TUB SUN wa LVmNO 60 NEW YORK MONDAY OCTOBER 20 189UTEN PAGES PRICE TWO Th CENTS t I OLENKWS FILIM GERMANY sfSAT nvrFtsnivo Anoint run men PVKK OF tlATWOK MUTANTS orll n Colony to V Eslbllshe Bsrll by the OoenetlaI tl J ear Dorl Jar C ef the ItD WIMne JohMtt traUI Hlo to 1tve Isntid the HI T t Aet or IIU New OperA Hnd De n bY IStdDO Bns BsnKdnoitBl 1 11tel Mnde Punishment for Petty tvim srs nllne iueea neUeet Ttiiux O t 1M1 last week from Tuesday JL1 tlio aristocratic families of Qcr famies saturdaY nrstnorato a t Sturdar busr sending lottors of oongretula UvatocMtle Hnudon whore tho Duko of llatl IO celebrated with elaborate festivity the beT cebrllod WAth anniversary ot his elevation to dncol Juk rrcdorlck William IV The Duke tnk br lndrlc Wllnm rk of brother of tho Governor ito L4 I a ii teLorralno Is Immensely rich and tho Imdlotd Lrllne Ilr weaving villages In Bilesla boss 20000 Inhabitants aro tho poorest and whO most neglected of the entire empire Belonging Ict neilOleJ the districts of Rybnlok his domain are 111trota ing to t dlmlln a to tni Bchwlontalowltr where hunger novor nI Schwlontnowlr ad toll of victims nil tho Mite ceases to levy 1U tol victms al Qu round clSDS and where tho women and chil 1 dren Jsa have to exist on a diet ot weak coffoo drS and a soup made of sour rotatoos poor ttoes anl mllo ou The men nt times enjoy tho luxury I cl I piece 01 bacon or a sausage which they 1 claim by tho right of tho stronger whenever cam comes arguing that they are entitled tothelKtlo nutritious food obtainable they ttholto pork brder than the woinou Tho town of Jljilocjitz also loongs to tho Duko This Is till place whore as I wroto you on Sept 1 tho tlllaco tho river to tho weavers ran n line over poor IMVOrs rn Ino rvor AuStrian bank to which was fastened a bait on i pelleT to brine ovor Into Prussian territory pole quantities of Hour that necessity of life tilnj 35 per cent cheaper In Austria than In prostiiL The Dukos guards sooA Htopptd thIs and be weavers wont on starving In all the tenants ol the Dukos jubilee I have not coma aonts tents line to Indicate that ho has made It an Mission arS for bottorlne the condition of those I poor people They wore fed on pork and beer preollo foionco In fifty years but no permanent ben iflthas been effected or promised and not n ilul new palcr has boon outspoken enough to remind tho mighty Duko of his duty to his lufferlnc serfs olernr The unrolling of tho statue to tho pool Los I been In respects line on Tuesday has bon many the most interesting event of the week Tbo of tho Thler life selected a prominent part firten close to tho Ooetbo monument All the lite of Berlin society was present Tho Emperor was represented by Prince Frederick j oriold the Government by Ministers Boot teher Gossler and Mlcuot the army by Count Von Vinlderseo and the municipality Burgomaster Forcknnbeok O course art and literature wero represented in force but pirhaps as the Vorticlte Zeltung on which Leeslng served his literary apprenticeship its out tho most Interesting feature in tho tttendanee was tho number of persons chiefly Hebrews bearing tho name of Losslng They were descendants of the Hebrews hO when required by royal edict In 1112 to adopt family names I they TOuld enjoy tho rights of Prussian subjects listened to adopt the name of Leasing out of Its i cct and gratitude to the dramatic poet Tbo had been their political and religious lampion The Imposing marble statue Is tnm tho hands of Prof Otto Leasing a Brand tuphow of tho poet and tho cost has been do fed by public subscription It roprootits LaiiuK In bold outline tho features bolnc Bttrellously llfollko and Intellectual Stand ins leneath him Is an allegorical figure of Genius holding up a brazier of celestial r Tbli iddlllon to the public memorials In Ber lin braes the number UD to fiftyfour Fortr sIx lese dedicated to celebrated si arc colebrlted por Mnagts and eight to great historical events O the ortyslx seven are devoted to Prus sian kngs one to a woman Uueon Louise twelve to Generals two to statesmen four to poets lovon to artists eight to scientific men mi tw to men of tho people namely John lad Waldock T Prussian Minister of Commerce has be fore him a plan which has already been approved by tho Emperor for starting n work hunmns colony at Lkhlenlorg a suburb of Berlin which already possesses railway con lectltis with the centre of the metropolis 1 lipruiteod to erect thero 1000 model houses sad to alaco them at tho disposal of poor poo pljitstuntlily rental of 5 Tho houses are valued 4 4000 marks and the cheap rental Ids lulleu of payments by installment on tnt PrOptly to that tho tenant or his family Intopwnorshlp of the home after twen ty years occipation without extra payment The housesavo a soronmotre frontage and 1 I depth of nln metres with gardens In front snS big ynrdx a t the back together with collars I and wbhouse The entrance floor contains I parlor dining toom and kitchen the second floor three lnri sleeping apartments and over that on iktenslvo garret Scientltlo oriline and t0 t newest Inventions for yentlhtlon will lo applied to these dom tells of thn poov Tho State bought the Undontwhlch tli plonyls I to bo established It t a thIrd 11 Itiordfiary value and tho entire BDUJlos arranueinoiits will bo carried out under the SJI erviHlok 01 Government oOcerH Unlr Ibo 1 ot inaterl s nro to bo used and the anl ctuectloniiljl h snmoiws which so detracts from fiaiHur cnunru lons la to bo avoided Ills I I Imnortunltopin the execution of te Wternnl poll y f Mullst reforms begun the rreseia iniorornd tho friends of the OeVIrnxneut 1pO that tP t Boelallst members back if tho hit K woil its thepatliollo Cmitre will k them un In ttlr Uokvolonl scheme and Irlbyet t an example t tie other great com tterclal tuwui of aormuny Theeo I relelaton PMDB the alreAdy Utlou InomIency of lie i Berlin Fire IIlo bass led to lurtht lnvetl atlon Thick MI hlo lr JKljt Ollt thu WtouudltiK fact f MtUluddl I tl work icwrdlng to a 1It4I and under rtgututious I ultur Tiululou aid down br o leII 1 II w jto Ibo 1ormtimrhie1 f of tho flrler rtw1 11 died hi 1 otitn ano oiy lam lUl tbree UJthB UO Wllw hl wn rO Wr At Ibo bead 1 the force for Ilu roo flr nor n yesr itIr4teof 1114100111 IIUtud exlilbltloiiii yf o 41 Ibe ordered luUlloct Ho hod I ttbolul cwrol of still Ljllo a J Ihu rulH lisuid by M i Are iWlblulr ti wii 1 Tlj 0 whole mUttll gs to tm 1 t 101 1411Im u cx I ouucll iinJ If thin Iln afllh j UIllu1 the uuhra IIfhulmd t fOrO4r Ij I 1Orlr will be o4ulo1 tl fb Iw ifertinor ore 1111111 Ilrr II11luMIh ww Uml ljill JflW Vx4 tiiM4u I LUt14A J Ifl will coiebiato Il ulnUU L4J II ItS f 11111 the 11t Ir lbs I hi I r r II 11 iosiirwio I Irl II ifgUi slit be 1BII OIUIr wilt UI u Ot1141141t411Ij from al lIt tIll tVl 4 jI J unit Urn eseepihog Ul r N II to f 1 IJ sgi to t lu miLl 1e4 c wr Eecs I 4 tb I 1lnltd t15gjJj 1tr j 11 11 Ir Ullu for 1 rf 011 Ii jmulwror hisi h1514j I j jj d 11551 tisturiisy 1 IUd in u III l 11 1 14W I1iili 111 11 Iur t Viii 1 1lt cud 1 11110 IIOII the Ltd SAe5d Io I w11 ll tii siuiy lsfutisi Ii 411 IOrhe 1 hi I IIIIj J give W I tr liiIgh tgouoslcu 141 1115 1111 roCllu I lifl j ol f b1n Lay Nf rot tilItI Cilly 11 Ir rJll Ir og 1 i 111 IlulIIlrltl Iuqg1m irs of thi durleg U41 Isai l tb14IJ durli U hIQIIllr Ytoolr4a5 II thahlous lAA9U4 llI c N I t w lou Iro t toiroed has bon severely reproved by the Em r ror Hit Majesty hw ordered the case BCTilnst Deputy Hoch to be adjourned lint dtt nnd has Instructed the Minister of Justice to lrnt the repetition of such outrages Tho now harbor for the city ot Worms will not ni n first reported swallow up the greater part of tho around on which U grown the grape from whloli wo press tho delicious Rhino wine known as Ltebfrnnonmlleh Not moro than 1 fourth of the vineyards will have to b cacti flood for this work of public utility Lower down In tho social scale stringent measures nto being taken to prevent the doll clencyln a genuine nrtlelofrom being replaced by an Inferior substitute nn may bo gathered from an ordoi just Issued by tho Prefect ol Iolloo In this oKy fly this mandate tho street vendors of hot frankfurter are compelled to display A largo sign on their cooking cans describing their sausage as made of horse flesh whenever such Is tho case The order was Issued In conS luenoo of numerous com plaints and tho roult Is that the Itinerant sausage vendors have become scarce In the bettor parts of tho city In the worklngmona quarters however ho boldly Haunts his sign and there tho novelty of the confession II already wearing off vrkilo tho business con tinues to flourish Tho last ofllclal not of tao retiring Minister of War Oen Von Vordy was one ol kindly forethought which will boar good results Ho ordered the heads of the royal factories of war material so to apportion the work n to give tho men employment all the roar round Heretofore tho royal factories like ordinary firms have turned out double work In times of pressuro employing many extra hands for a part of tho year and at other ptrlods dismiss ing tho surplus workmen nt a dun notice Tho A i Frets Iftue has just published a leading article which is likely to attract gen eral notice Tho writer declares that tho time for brilliant cavalry attacks upon Infantry Is past and that the future duties of cavalry will be to servo as outposts to conceal Infantry to i escort stogie detachments and so forth An attack cannot bo risked by cavalry except upon a body of tho enemys cavalry and when ever it Is not stronger than the enemy It would do better to dismount and protect Itself by firing If the cavalry of the future Is to be efllciont continues tho writer it should be armed with rifles and instructed In quick Urine Tho lance which Is being Introduced again in Franco and Germany is an absolutely ueoloss weapon and in the ago ot repeating rifles and smokeless powder the cavalry will never have te Cvnr n opportunity of using It By order of the Prussian Minister of Finance the issue of bank notes by private individuals must henceforth be discontinued and tho license enjoyed in this respect by several banking Institutions will not bo renewed HODOS aro entertained that this reform will shortly be followed by one of more far roach lag character abolishing tho independent issues of the various States composing tho Gorman empire so that sooner or later Im perial bank notes will bo the only legal tender throughout tho country Tho Prison Society of Khlneland and West pballa Intends laying before the next Belch stag a memorial proposing a revival of cor poral punishment In prisons and disciplin ary Institutions I suggests that only boys and men shall bo flogged nnd that tho cruel work shall bo done by a flogging machine In stead of by prison warders Tho society as sorts that brutality nnd crimes against the has Increased during the lose person hn greatly Incroaed durlna Ilst few years and that tho necessary reform can only be brought about by investing tho jailor with the powor a parent wields over n obstinate nate son of inflicting severe corporal punish ment A number of Lutheran parsons whoso leader Is said to enjoy the confidence the and Chancellor von Caprivl held Empress Cbnncolor CIDrv a meeting this week at Essen at which they came to the same conclusion Another blow has been dealt at the Indus trios of Chemnitz in the form of an increase in the Brazilian customs duties Tho particu lar severity of this lies In the fact that after the injury done to tho North American export trade by the passage of tho McKlnloy bill Brazil was regarded by manufacturers as their last hope Unfortunately though perhaps not unnaturally they aro attempting to cope with the difficulty hY a further reduction in wages and as tho operatives aro now remunerated at Ito bettor than starvation rates they ore ex asperated to a dangerous degree Several weeks ago I advised you of the gen eral opposition of German railroad men to the Carpenter brake which is pronounced unsafe The Official Gazette now admits that this brake Is not all that could be wished and adds that the Minister of Hallways has always been open to reforms in this or any other direction This announcement seems f Indicate that there l a chance of the introduction of a new brAke system on the Gorman railroads I learn that the report of tho loss ot tho third act of Johann Strausss new ooera must be taken with RoeralKrainsof salt everybody knows Bitter Patzmann I is the first serious opera the waltz king has over attempted It was originally booked for production at tho Imperial Opera House In Vienna but latterly obstacles arose Some of the directors In sisted upon hearing and approving tho work before placing It on tho bills Strauss took offence at this decision and it is bald that be himself Invented the story of the accidental burning of his work in order to gain time to bridge over the difficulty Occur Illumonthal the dramatist at one time the moat powerful critic In Berlin and now manager of tho Lesslng Theatre has refused admittance to the representative of a dally review on account of strictures paused In that journal on Ills comedy the Hatchetfaced Woman Your readers are Indirectly In torented In IhU Incident from the fact that the transatlantic rights of the piece have been secured by nn American manogei Two of Germanys most honored sincere hero taken leave of tho public during the past weak Pauline Lucca repeated one ot her early triumphs as KfHka In LAfrloulna at tbo 1rankfori City Thoatre last Friday before an overflowing audience many of the most noted Uorllu musicians and member ol tho highest society bolo I root This was her laI appearance 00 any slog and she will henceforth detote herself to riving lesions Another ta nuouo for the lost thee above thu footlights at ilunlcb In be person of franr Naohbow whom Richard Wagner pro iiuuncod to be the Ideal x A nrn and wbo for thirty years liu bn the ludliitt lunar of the lloynl 0 I r Ho made tils farewull ap jMnrunce In to Iostllllon do Loniumeau Naolibuvr was ebeoiod and ltd and bin I frund cay he l song In al 111 vole w ever Ho HOW retires Into private life which wilt b the ulr lor Mm AI bo Sea very rich DIll Otto lltutMt the ahllil pianist U I lvdntl Uiier llkcil In the land iof his I birth limn In the UlilUiJ Hlftles At any yaW tit r pttsHUC lu IUtlio lir r 1Itdl l was a jruot suecJs Wbutki lii lir uu mtulMllon wlilit by Ixiii lu II rasjueti It was nol A liusmislit UI II I lisrim l list lite souounh bow I di i Cdt ol no UM tliim 10009 Tltvuvbt u Uo br UU M l r DljITIOt IUJ sn tniMrct Windsor Out is otliMlliiu a tinloUim at him Winder iliUiiliiiwljibvuftiutlilmiuccuilr 41 Hi iJiLl rJuIat i ol id lotlir Hui lorul aI ii II1II I a oyii Dt I it tliutun Auftrtu and wLlcuT I I I1101s1 tl IJAV o A sri Jnurtl u if lilslurr 1Siv ialiilliJil I eat lush riiiiUnup up I fU i I J U ruukuiiAilr luiuiu I but I l Si in j tHlfUllu Ii I Uut1lzIiisi nlur Alllle1 I lilac IUdll 4 t4JmSi5 tuotl JUl tess gsscMsS Ijr 1 AsIs1fAUm4M vtu kttum m riu IVMA r tyn SIXTEEN MEN UNDER ARREST KBIT OKLBANB POUCH THINK TOUT HArB aBNNnImrI ASSASSINS A Impritontd far Asutt Olv Inrnrrandon Ackloit the Arrested M B and ncrlbe th Uethods of the Slop nllnnlCTl Sluyor Nbakespeare and Mr Pielor TbrBtn with A Mla tlon NKW OKLKANS Oct 10Tbe police authori ties Insist that they aro making good progress InthoIIounosftoy assnslnntlon case that they have tho murderers In jail and will be able to secure the necessary evidence to convict them Tho assassination they assort was ordered by the tlatrangos tho head of one of the Sicilian gangs hero I bad boon planned long la ad vance and the details fully arranged Tho house from which the murder was committed was rented by Joo Macheon under tho namo of John Poterson Mastoro Bncnotto Incar dona Bcaflillo and two others who are not yot known and some of whom had seen Hennessey before were detailed to hn Ionnlssoy bfor wer detalod I kill him Among those Identified and against whom tho pollen claim to have nil tho needful I evidence are Uacboca Matrantco and tho four assassins The following Italians are ntlll locked up In the parish prison without tho benefit of bal John Matrango Antonio Ben dlo An tonio Baguette Pletro Mastoro Uostlano In oardona Loroto Locorotl Lulgt Fnrmeno Plo tro Mortalle and Balvadoro Bnnzorl all charged with murder and Charles Patorno Charles Matrango Josoph Maohoca James Caruso Ilooco Goraccl Frank Romero and John Caruso charged with being accessories to the murder Tho police regard thonrrestol tho Matrangas and Machoca as tho most important made They are men of groat influence among the Italians and very strong politically Maahcoit paid for tho rent of the Mastoro house in ad vance At tho moment that Ilonncssoy murdered Maobeca and tho Uatrangos wore at a publio supper In Fnbachoros saloon so that an alibi as far n the murder itself Is con cerned is proved Maohoca was seen four hours afterward at 4 A M In the roar of the city in consultation with several Italians Mr A J Peeler who saw tho shooting of Chief Hennessey from tho gallery of his homo atGlrodand Basin streets and who has Iden tified several of the assassins has called upon the Mayor and asked for police protection Mr Peeler said he bad received letters threaten ing him with assassination and declared that he was afraid to go about the city alone especially In tho neighborhood of his homo The Mayor assured Mr Peeler that ho would do all ho could to protect him Tho Mayor at nl tho sumo time took occasion to say that ho too bad been menaced through tho medium of Anonymous letters and that his wife and chil dren were in terror every time ho went out at night Mr Peeler wont from tho City Hall to te Central Police Station and two court ofllcers accompanied him from there homo Oflloers have been on guard about the spot of the murder ever sine the tragedy As yot the pollco have niado little progress toward getting at tho bottom fact concerning the Mafia Tho question Is who are Its lead ers This honor It t assigned by acme to Machocu and by other to ono of the Matron otlrq gos Giovanni Provenzuu lotro Prntourano Nicolo Glullo Antonio luuu rlnl 1 Antonio Glanforoarro and Gaspardo Loiublnlo have ben in the parish prison since last May charged with wounding while lying In wait Kalvador Bunzerl Incent Caruso and Tony Matrango all three ot whom have ben ar ostod In connection with the assassination of Chief ennessey They talk Quit freolY of the Hennessey murder nnd of tho Mafia which they assert was controlled by tho Matron SOB e Hennessey was killed said PrpvenEano because he wax going to expose thoso msn He know all about Matrango and Oorace ho ot news from Italy about them and he was going to tell what he knew nnd that would have broken thorn un Matrango was the head oft tho Btopallaglerl Booloty What Is that society was asked They are the people who work for tho Hatrangos There are about twenty leaders of thom the committee and there are about 300 greenhorns who have got to do anything the Iroonhorne Iot to leaders say Whon Jim Caruso came to me about four years ago with a letter asking SlOOO for tho Mafia or they would kill us Caruso told me Matrango wan tbo President nnd itocco Oeracol was a leader Caruso said b bad beep In It too but got out of It as soon as he could Ho nald they took him into a room where ho saw Mntraneo dressed in a black dom ino and others In dominos and they made him swear on a Bkull with n dirk In It He said ho was willing to rob people but he didnt want to have to kill anybody so ho gotou of tt I didnt believe Ueraaol wan in It but Caruso told me so again I took the letter to Qeorgo this brother George 1rovenzano and said I thought wo had better pay George said No and showed It to some friends there We were in a pool room on Bt t Charles street A lot of men wanted to got up a crowd go out to tho lake have us pay over tho monov and then catch tho t loW Judee Dnvoy Mr Mealey and Holph Morgan wero among the crowd lnph Morlnn nmonl Aro there any Italians In the Mall besides tbo people who work on shlpi lie was asked thojQollle know They have got the Mafia so ciety everywhere They have It In Ban Fran cisco St Louis Chicago Now York and here ciscol d you ever belong to I 1 No indeed was the reply uttered with considerable vehemence Where dues this Mafia society meet They meet anywhere out near tho levee book ol town and In Carlton think They make the greenhorn men just arrived from Italy do the killing They pay them tin I2U or 1100 to get a man out of thn way and If the man they order to kill some one wont do the mja thor have him killed jb They base killed two of our witnesses now said Iellnurini the Chief and VI triton Yltrauo was going to testify that be was In n restaurant with me the night the Matrnn lion wore shot at and they killed him before our first trial and he told bow tbo youn Italian was murdered Pellagrlnl Glullo und 1rovonrono also recalled other vendetta mur ders where horrible atrocities were commit ted and the witnesses made f koop perfect sllenc through fear of tho Mafias vengeance slelc Trovcnzaun case comes up for trial on Wednesday when the whole subject ot the vendetta and the Malta wilt le tevestlgateit Th re are fifty witnesses summoned for the Thr lt Blot and 110 for the defence I majority of them Italian thol Itala to the arrival of the itoamihlp lilviia with 800 Italian Immigrants aboard wih 1 which will get here tomorrow or Tuesday and whose landing U In sought 10 prevent Unite buttes Collector I of Customs Warrooth has In Itd Mayor Hlmkespeare and ibo ritato au thorities to appoint each n representative t go with a Keiernl representative tofw Ut In the liiHpectlou of the Immigrants The rev enue cutter will lake Iho party down the river wbyn t tlr Integrant iiiug lie vessels IDOllllhl1 urrhal II tullKrAI Him will I be borle lar ljuaralitltle eric 4 judd oXlllnaton of the luarlloe 1IIIIr will I b iiia4u to 10 it f Ulr OUO Wittails lIt proTisloili Qfn UclloJ Ot 510 IroT opNIit hignor Cor flu yepre s niaijYoTteoJrdoflironVur tbiitV 3Jauriiol tiio Italian iirlsonm conllned In the parish prison ooiniiUlnibat time prisoners mi buen freuted hauls oompljtlnt of the Consul tins Uou rmfrrel flo tIii liTinlual I Dour I and will F 0 iiivoilluuted The Jfuxor has also re Ao e leil omDullcal fa fro Q a large nuiubur off Italian complulidigof thn wanner lu which the iirfkonurw uro bnluif I treutuj und rotiit Sets Aidilnvl their beIng bold runou IIU Orll criiiiu of tho Hlollisus Tliu pier I nrAwu dUiliietlon Q 1 lutweeu the HIcliluuM and liii Still AuVAwfnatlon of tls belie t reorle lot the pnl forty run In I ilvd rmllii 1 iuu nuniber it iiiuidvr iiiimillod hr italian I Or olrl 4 to ib m liu dluloed the fAtt that tw uf 11 411 fewer thus U gajurisiiy uppnd liit ibAt I iNMluiionciiuvuoii of u luurdvrpfA aiuolu uOI i Lr AHlcilW Arloi ri ulilu wilili M llrl4 l tiumtuirnf lialuns wur Iihiol Till e nr eliJ the fiAilAii luiiniuiAtiun lo ilili thy for Joy I I AI 1i1 hIt j1tiinqarq htidNc qiilft Ikafte iiistioim Iii Ours Iii fruit IrAi of tuwtir 1110 hSjiujIJ luaiirrunea lun en lawful I gislels IwiQf wit SI win oiipijqj to I Slit 1 Ilttvi li t ih rs AJii 111 tn ATf 11 L9 hl sinivd 5i jg I lsij bsymm aite4 tf lilt Ibe fruit I Ibll 111 lu l out word lot M I Alkvii I KAH AiiUJiiio iaiui hut to tMiAUX tOOtS liii i 111 I 1 JLrlr Iwad ii there Wits IJ i olor Vli r l io tuiileluu IIAllans rriM lo Mo tiilsiiJ soul to xiHdrliao I ur IJI I i I liiUIUAUUU sod A Illsll 41W il cjwdy II tfllIUI jbiy Mm not nvu In IIW igJegmi lit I ilia ifiuxn liii niuruir put trteJeI il LItw ulliibouiib 05 AIM got tusulvi ret I UOUI llo lb iIlMjlimCc9 It el toulM unt tt font r i4 IUI o j 11245 At 1 tho Wfrrot CullU UlfiOufO AI jmugguady l ass oDil trI t LOP 5iQl1d4 1414 lieu litany lulluf druvtAou ji40 tac IIar hiil la i 1W91 a twilL ftflil iuat e Inc that something was wrong forced their way In and found a man Addressing a I crowd In Italian Charging that It t wo an un lawful asuemblMre all persons present were ar rolled and carried t all jaiL When thr cared brought to the station it was discovered that not ono of them bad A oent or n home and that the en tire party bad arrived hero yesterday from Chicago and had been told to tneot at Graneros place As the men could Me give no explanation of themselves or why they oame to New Orleans or mot at the grocery they were OKlonn chanted with being dan gerous and suspicious characters GOT flSOO ItT UtAUOUDS flala n Blore We Tirettmrr to Qt Credit and Ho lie Hired One Adolph Itaubltflohcck who was arrested In Philadelphia charged with defrauding Jacob March of 130 Broadway Wllllamsburgh of 1500 worth of diamonds two months ago was I brought to Brooklyn late on Saturday night and lodged In Raymond street jail Both mon aro Austrian Mr Moroh Is responsible for the statement that llaubltxohock has wealthy relatives Ho had been dealing with tho Broad way Jeweller for some time betoro committing the act for which ho is now In jail The transac tions had boon small and had generally boon tons ben slll Ionrar on a cash basis Ono day ItaubltsoheoK asked March to give him some diamond jewelry credit Morch refused saying ho never sold goods on credit without security Ho added If you had a store uowit would b dif 1 I ferent Then I should be glad to oblige you llaubltscheck tooK him nthls word nnd hired n moderatesized store in upper Broadnay lie laid in a stooic of cheap jewelry nnd then wont book to March nnd reminded him of what ho had 1lor March lot his friend have 1500 to put In his windows to make a chow and for a few days everything seemed nil right Raubltschcck called at Morehs storo rllht Rnubllohock ealod overy now and then giving glowing ac I counts of the business ho was doing Morch believed him and it was not until about three weeks after he had parted with his goods that ho n Informed that llaublt sehecka now storo wns closed up An Invest gation showed that hil diamonds had been pawned In Now York Raubltschork will base to explain his ourlous methods of doing busi ness in a Brooklyn police court this morning A WIRE ACROSS XHK AVENUE Small DOT Stretch I and Brine DoW Baker if ore Two little boys not moro than seven or eight years old thought it would be fun yes terday to stretch a stray telegraph wire from tho polo to which It bad boonoriglnallyattachod on tho southwest corner of First avenue and Blxtyflecond street to tho lamp post on tho other side of the avenue They bad appar ently somo Idea of playing telephone with its aid but before they had done more than securely fasten It Victor Goldberg a baker at 115 Hideo street came driving along In his non Tho wlro was fastened so securely that In place of giving away when tho hone ran Into tt it throw tho animal Goldberg wonld base been thrown out of the wagon had ho not jumped Tho wire bad been hung about n foot from tho ground Iud the horses forelegs bolow the knee wore out nearly to tho bone whIle hla breast nnd bead were torn and mangled by contact with tho pavement Ho was so badly Injured that ho won removed to a horse hos pital in one of the Berth Societys ambulances If bn recovers his lees may sutton for somo of tho tendons must have been cut The llttlo boys who caused tho acldont ltu made themselves scarce n coon as I had happened so only time name of one was learned while tho residence of neither could be ascertained r name In question Mur I phy being oommon In that neighborhood it was no duo to its owners whereabouts YOUNG ADBAUA3I LINCOLNS BODY To Ba Burled In A Crypt In the Monument st Hprlmrneld BrEiNariELD Oct 10 Robert T Lincoln has decided to bring the remains of his only lon Abraham Lincoln to Springfield and deposit the body in a crypt in tho Lincoln monument At a meeting of the Lincoln Monument Asso ciation yesterday a latter from Mr Lincoln was read in which ho says When upon tho death of my son I foresaw tho extinction noon my death of my descend ants bearing his name the desire came upon me that if It met tho views of every member of I the monument association arrangements might bo mndo for the burial in tho monument ot my son and thereafter of myself and my wife and my two daughters unless they should marry This is the arrangement I would make under the peculiar circumstances It the tomb of my lather were as would usually bo tbe case in my care but I trust that I may be under stood that i know that the monument wan nut eroded or arranged for such a purpose and that I would abandon my desire If t it t does not seem proper toeach member the association that the arrangement should be entered upon I need not say that any expense caused by such an arrangement would bo borne by myself The association passed resolutions instruct ing tho Executive Committee to carry out the Eeculo wishes of Mr Lincoln 1 is expected that tho remains of tho dead boy will be brought hero within tho ensuing month Mr Lincoln has written that he will be hero In Novombor rBLBURAPU 8lrnFZCz PARALYZED Fire la the Western Vnlon Office In Boston Caused by mn Eleetrle Wire BosToN Oct 19The Western Union Tele graph service tn Boston was paralyzed by a fire early this evening and as usual an eloo trio light wire was tho cause It was blown down bY tho wind somewhero In the city and crossed a telegraph wire The electric cur rent at once steorml for the cupola on tho radiate Western Union building from which 5 wires The New York Western and Southern wires were burned out and a lire was kindled which required the uorvlcesof the Fire Department The tiro vine quickly subdued hut the watir which poured down tbe shaft connected all tho wires and rendered them useless for service The wires on top of the building were repaired In a few hours hut the water behind tho witch boards cant be removed before morn Ing and tho Fervlce will therefore be crlpplod during tho night The MlBlng JCnstneer Cbaltanooojsj CiUTTAHOofu Oct 10Tho visiting h and Gorman mining engineers a party ot 250 Including about thirty ladles arrived In this city early thl morning in three train of Pull plan sleeper They were taken to Lookout Mountain and entertained there today und tonight at Lookout Inn by citizen of Chat tanooga Tomorrow the visitor will visit the Indus ro tries of Chattanooga and the battlefield and it the evening attend a pu pllo reception by the Ilu Ohambar of Commerce They will leave lee tomorrow night ntl30 and spend Tuesday 10llorrnw nlrht l at lllddleborough Ky Ihey all oxpreMi thmnelve as being cbarmed with tbolr Boutliorn rip and uniazail at limp wonderful c resources of the country and tho I progress tattOo In AO shot t I time Vor lb UUrtlBi Poor rirl D 4 KUJCAIIKTR Oct lUA letter from JJIihop Wlgger wo read In I the Cathollo churches bore today and throughout the die peso of New York orderluu that a aspcul col iet on be taken I up nuU Huniliiy ot every ma Iii all I eburiu 11 of th ilnu w fur tbn ftArvliiu poor tif lielunJ lllnliop l lager cnlU uiiou 100T rnergoucy ClIO buHi lllllUUI as possible lu UllI dlu Klrsllus Dour OnTo let luoniolul returns roiu j4etmd last olllnl ihll the Intul niimberof 1 ots flttlit Mt III r 1llt Htut uluutlllll 10 he 101 w J1 iiiaioilty ielrud by tbw liuu Ill cspddates i fur iisignesS und Uov riiyr sri M jollUtvJ ftwaot LuuunHiiuw 171 I eloIJI uvi rior yly ill joint Ull IIIO rllelalUI tAI I WJJ JIIII UIUIIII oI i UeUi IJIIUKTUA rlVU AN UID UOVtK Tt oldltUlbc cad ud Il IIOUM nl Andrew J Ju ii lul lrllll4 late 111 erptmrtLoU and 01 n s peculiar Ir so xJ upjiortuuffr for incaut mllDI rl pro ol candy slid rhooulAU fiat lb prs ut tl toi high BltofKtUr for the UAM And Mr lloixfroib with tufflulout capital Ul toed that WAUL CAIltAl IIOOXJO Kbui for tulue 10 lulIJI prlw I CIrcular willed OD applIcation Iq eltuV rli tlou uowotxa at U WAll tlmb I I JIQUW I 5 1 THE CHEATED METROPOLIS 1rIzz BKCttETAnr KODTlt OR CON ODI5 STAND ill TUB CHEAT Mr Few I Afrnld that Congress Wonld Stake a rUn Qnesllon eta Connt of Nosts and tie Halt Democratic Ab senteeism on the Censns Appropriation Tho law say that when the enumeration of any section of tho country shall bo found to b Incomplete or Inaccurate tho Superintendent i of tho Census shall with tho approval of tho I Peorotnry of tho Interior order a recount to bo I tnkon I this law has been compiled with I Superintendent Porter has made no recounts I without the approval of his superior and the presumption Is that the decision of a clerk ot the bureau refusing us a recount has met with Secretary Nobles approval In this event Mayor Grantn appeal to Secretary Noble Which will propnbly bo tent down to Washing ton today can hardly meet with any different reception than tho Mayors first demand on tho Census Bureau I the apportionment bill becomes a law dilating ono Congressman to ovary 200000 copulation Now York will bo neatly done out I other rights I the Porter census stands New York city has now eight Congressmen and Wostohester county shares with her In n ninth Under tho proposed law with a population of 1518000 as Porter counts us wo shall lose one Congressman Republican Chicago on the other hand has now throe Congressmen Por ter credits her with a round million which would give her two moro representatives In low I of tho fact that Congress will no doubt ultimately be called upon to take the responsibility cal el r sponsibility of giving or denying to Now York the recount which sho demands tho stand that tho citys representatives In Congress will take is of vital interest to every Now Yorker Congressman Roswcll P Slower who made tho Worlds t air fight in tho House against so I heavy odds said yesterday I Tho Republicans atoio the Worlds Fair 1 lelu from us they have tried to steal Grants body from Its resting nlace In our city and now they nro completing their work by endeavoring to steal our very right to proper rooroentiitlon in Congress What rank hypocrisy Lolo and ibid are showing lu their campaign speeches when they are nlpoIID for the rights of tho poor colored voter and picture tho poor negro uelro driven assay from the polls or forced to voto for the Democratic ticket Heretaro 200000 ot the population of New York city practically I disfranchised through a Republican COIIPU bureau backed up by tho sanction ot Repub I lican leaders Mr Iteoda lurid story of thirty black voters being kept away from the polls Boiiioivhero down bouth sinks into Inslunlll I cance when compared with tbe wholesale fraud practised on New York ITbo call for an honest I ballot audit free count laid down by tho Re publican platform is cither a hollow mockery I or flro It IH Intended to apply only to a fraction I of tbo colored population The white Now I Yorker who votes the Democratic ticket isnt taken Into consideration I Tbo Republicans hnvont carried an elec I tion In New York State In fifteen years with out the liberal use of money nnd by this time they have become convinced that the Emplro Btate is l Democratic They cant ntlord to lot New York ottr base another Congressman who is certain to bo a Democrat lor a good many yeuis the Republican leaders havo done with Now York as they pleated and lust now they are holding thu Btato up by the slack of the I breeches I trunt that Hecromrv Noblo will see tho disagreeable light ho II 111 nut hluiRolf In I before tho country if ho denies Mayor Grants righteous demand for n air count What Is your opinion of the Federal census of Now York 1 nskod TUB BUN reporter The failure of Mr Porters men to get tho names of New Workers out of town Is ono of tho explanations the Bureau elves of tho dis crepancy between the two censuses Well then they did miss thoro Now Yorkers and ought to have counted them I Room to mo that the census enumerators neglected their clear duty In 01 ory instance where they failed t obtain tho names of such pornono I know that It has been utterly Impossible in some of the densely populated sections of the city for the Federal enumerator to obtain oven the to jodernl largo numbers of the residents Father Huntington thE Episcopal monk has told mo that between Fourth and Fourteenth streets on the Foufth In which ho labored there are thousands and thousands of foreignborn persons who absolutely refused to cite tbe enumerators any Information and I who view ovary stranger with suspicion I Is In such districts as thoso that the value of tho I I police count Is I apparent The foreigner has n I Avholesomo fear 01 a uniform and brass hut tons For this reason I would nut moro con lldence In tbo police count than In Porters Tbo charge that the police census Is a Turn many census Is absurd On tho pollco force of New York are as many Republicans n8 Demo crats and with them it wasnt n question of polities but a matter of local pride backed up by a belief that mnlfr York hadnt received her due nt Porters hands What do you think of the prospect of Now York getting her rights at the hands of Congress gressWell that Is hard to answer just now but with matters as they stand wo have n case for presentation to Congress in tho practical re fusal of the Acting Superintendent of tho Cen sus to grant auotbor count There is no reason Irnnt nuotheJ son why there should bo any delay if tile Re publicans are ready to grant us our rights and why a recount should not bo ordered with in I day or two after Cure s has reassem plea A joint resolution inicui ue introduced on the very first day substituting the police count for the Federal count but if any objec tion was raised It would have to go to the Census Committee of which Congress man Dnnnell of Minnesota is Chairman Then Mr Reed might see lit to quash it en tirely or In case it was favorably reported ho might kill it by his wellknown arbitrary methods even In the open Houso To my mind the best plan that suggests Itself Is a resolu Hon railing for an entire recount at which the B era enumerator and a member of tho 10 lice force acquainted with tho district could make the rounds of tho houses together Tho policeman would become an enumerator him self and he would bo of great value to the I I Federal representative In obtaining accurate 1 Information Tits would present all pt slbll Ity of fraud and the Congressman who voted I against such a plan would go on record as I committed to wronging tho metropolis of her proper representation in Congress and the State of her proper representation In the Electoral Collage Mr Flovt or was very much afraid that when this came to a voto It would be made a imrty Issue I am free ry to fay now continued Mr Flower that If I the Republicans fall to give Now or rndr ss 1 will use all my endeavors to see that the census appropriation which will come up Inter In the cession dos not 10 through I will taku grout Measure in organ izing tho Demorratlo niaiiiburs to stay away and prevent the lteiiulicsni frum obtaining n tl0 IOlullcans Muorum to carry through the appropriation uorur we carry out too fight on this tine It will take plenty of hustling lithe l IlopuUienna to got all their member together tu obtain a uuorum Cougreisman McCarthy of the EIghth dis trict calls the treatment of us by tho Census jlurouu one of the big at outrauu if f be day He declares that I wits the fight of hindu ttonnrv mien osr unin for riroper noprleon ollr IIn fplrII ulr tntlon with HueJ and i the Rapulillcau leaders tu make the fight agKln thIN time Jl wan certain ills tile hieakor would use all hu POWT at this winter vision to kill toy uttumi 51 rem fLI legislation no matter bow much of on Iffort the iJuiiiocrntlomuiiibarn iuo Je to obtain a full count ol bow J lork Here I I I it sugjeBfiomt thou 0110 lo TUg RUN from I New Yoik olorgman BH to the way 1ortern unumeruioi wltfht bo punished for I their ullpuliod methods tholllplod Tn IKK KDITDU or Tim HUKHln You I quota from 11K the llrrnlit Mr Itolmrt 1 Ioricr us slit ton Iroplilo I o the 1 durul I enumerator I nllaifu iMiifoiui be work properly t lacy will boiiricstiniimd Iuuuhod and ibis work done lu Inl I OI i r Jijculu Thi Juror of nw ork otto would nuppo Ir Ofl IUPP mint id I in 1 JfflMJvSlOlt nl iivldane from i pouilliio I JIII who I 0ldotl l of Ibis oily I and who Wiro m tills oily ttlill the rou sus WA ling lAken ibui up nuBJsi trotr Wil lumr3tfut i ciimulolh iii nliy MuouTa nut uflluairil t w tItle offset I proure4 frrnti such prsoue api It iowsrdul rrour 1 asbJuiIun1 Jlll WI sboibl 1 hot UIr wJiu arC Jim lb IUIU Jus huh turidsi I of their DWQ flth o hell Mit1J4ili IU tbu 11Olt uf JUltC aDd fitly a1jltIJ fl I know of pus tutu Afll rgyjpiul1 aol sonic Ol limo duriuic Ills law ulvll war tijupls u In ilit lult d Ila n a A mix who pita r nll i lu ouotlu un ly in lUrAiu 1 dUMi fur uvurlr two tear Jigs MuUr1 r a lwci Ia I Its siiin jirulnel who was In tbl city all iLl niinluo Julie to whm Jloe41IiWrtlWCrn5 And wh 11 111 urllllud ioii one liii fufuiinifiTw Which tl law Ij Ul e huu4 IIOfIIIU trim Sign It labs lirMl r Ullls lllcjMir John Urut r A iililnl t70 I year ul1 of 213s hiremnie trii I Si wurk huintsl lainisuf m In Lsirseaiu y teiiluy flrrnooii wbilt hIs ittf And pnl sf bis qii l were out wAkluv nlf I Imut1 JIM I4MMI 1 UUAtll tI tffl wok for II wuolb tlCVso UI bis njls Aivl uelis4 to Jf W HAD WODII 1 I kz lo IJv ibuioMa 0 uvtiDnnnn nr nonnttns Farmtr flake Chlorolormcd and Robbed on Frldny NlahU nocmcimtn Oct 18William D Hakes a farmer residing about ono and onehalt miles wost of Bandy Ceek was found dead In his bed on Saturday morning On Friday Hakes took Brain to Ilnlloy anti rocohod from the buyers about 1120 The canto evening ho nooompnnled his wife to n social He said that ho had over 100 Later ho returned homo without bis ivlfa nnd spent the night alone On Saturday morning Hnkons hired man James Bock who lives near by camo to work nsusual As Hakes did not appear Bock at tempted to call him but received nn answer Ho then raised the bedroom window und entering found Hakes In bed dead The doors Into the woodshed and kitchen had been forced open and on tho kitchen floor were found Hnkoss trousers with the pockets turned inside out Ills pockobook was lying near by empty A silver piece was also found on the kitchen floor where It had rolled from ono ot the pockets Over Ilnkoss face wan n towel and In the absence of any marks of vie i hence It dooms certain that robbers chloro formed him and that ho died from the effects A Coroners Inquest and autopsy will bo hold tomorrow trttECK OH TUB IAKF BllORE ItOAD Two Sections of a FreIght Train Collide and an Express lien Into the Wreck SrLTEn CREEK N Y Got 19At about 0 oclock this morning nn accident occurred on the Lake Shore road near Irving station about three miles cast of hero which fortunately re sulted In no lots of life though the escapes of some are little short of miraculous East bound freight No CO In charge of Conductor Patrick Connors was In throo Bootions and tho middle section broke In two near Irving En glno No 381 pulling the third section was fol lowing closely and crashed Into the caboose and cut Its way through four or five cars breaking them into kindling wood St Louis express No5 west bound was com ing down the other track and running fast to make up tune on n down grade The express train was made up of a baggage car smoker two day coaches and seven Pullman carsdrawn by a ninetyton engine No 31 John Burns engineer The demolished freight earn wore thrown right across the west bound track In front of the ox press which smashed Into the wreck breaking the locomotive tearing the side out of the baggage car and scattering the trunks and their contents to the winds Tho sides of the smoker and the first day coach wero also torn off the scats ripped from the floor and tho passengers bad ly shaken up Two persons only woro Injured A woman aged HO whoso name could not lie learned wax so badly squeezed that two or three ribs wore broken and John Julnn newsboy of Buffalo was badly bruised Sev eral horses and oattlo in the Block car of the freight wore killed outright Many cattle bad their horns torn oft and ran bellowing up the road while others pinioned In the wreck added their cries of distress to the tumult The engineer and fireman of 3S1 tho freight engine jumped and escaped unharmed so did the fireman of passenger engine 84 but Engi neer Burns stuck to his lover and crowded on the air brakes and was unhurt save for a scalded arm Tho wreck was not cleared until night I is thought romarkablo that such nn accident could base occurred undor this block system of Hlgnalllne unless the third section of the freight was following closer than Its order permitted Investigation will follow 8UK hAD PASSED TUB TEUTOXIG Latest Bulletin or the CIty of New York Knee to the Eastward When the steamship Normannla passed the Teutonic and the City of Now York on Thurs day morning racing tor Queonstown the Toutonlo was thirteen miles ahead of the In man hustler and about seventeen miles to the northward The City of New York must have made a tremendous spurt boforo 7 oclock that night for she closed up tho big gap and made another ono of several miles between her own Morn and the bow of the Teutonic That IB what the HamburgAmerican steamship Buovio which arrived last night reports she passed the City of New York on Thurbday evening about OJU miles from Bandy Hook On tho santo parallel latitude 43 28 the Bueln passed tbo Teutonic about three miles astern of the inman ship I11EY WORK LOirtfliCKED DRESSES Father Greener Orders HeTernl Ladles to Leave A Social Party ELIZABETH Oct 19The Rnv Father Goss nerof St Patricks Church here has begun a crusatlo against lownocked dresses On lust Friday night ha ordered some female mem ber ot bin congregation to leave a socialite given by the Father Mathew Dramatic Corps In aid of the church because they appeared in Clue to him objectionable attire Ho wont tolerate it at any affair given by the societies connected with the church A Chinese Charged With Assault Sine Lee a Badlooking young Chinaman gazed through the Iron door ot a cell in the Thirteenth precinct police station last night Ho told a BUN reporter that he was 19 yours old and had been ono year in Now York Leap ing a laundry at 457 East Houston street Ring Lea Is a short fat little fellow but bo Is not BO harmless as he looks Ho was arrested at his laundry at noon yesterday on a charge of having assaulted Mary Uebar aged 13 who lives at 497 Kast Houston street him was Kent by her mother to the laundry In July last when It Is charged the Chinaman enticed her Into his back room und assaulted her bluco that time she bun visited the laundry frequent ly Mrs Oobor discovered her daughter con dition and cninplaliied to Mr GorrtH society The cone will conic up at Eeeox Market today A Fatal Ili ntlsm Pznny lOch Oct 19 Three miles from this village live William Filllnger and his wife Last hummer they attended a series of ro vlvnls mind became fniintlcal With thorn lived FIlllngorH mother who ban long boon m fee bin health It worried Filllnger nnd his wife that the elder woman was unbautized und yestuiday they took water to her room and performed the ceremony by dashing water In her fee until the oiiuned to struggle Neighbors were ut trnetod lo the house and discovering the iload body took charge of tho nearly craned milr rltii couple were bronchi born and arraigned before Kmiulro Bolt and thou Jelled at Corunna World Fair Coiuwlllse Meelliisjs CHICAGO Oct RPThe Executive Committee of the Worlds Fair National CommUnlon has announce I those ooramltteo meetings For tign Affairs to Now York city Jet M Fine Mtm In Now York city Oct 23 MlncH nail Mlulnu In Chlruuo Nov 27 Thu iju t ilon of iomskinit swords to exhibitor hiiis In en turned user to A Biiimmlttea lu ha dUaiiiM with rep riaoutatltu ol the Icxal dlrectoi An InsuHs tVuwnn Nltimls Mt brr UMSSK Hr Loin Jot l 10Mr JolinH Jllllor wife of a Grand at0nunioon kai ur Ituuiuukud dunlr iixsiiu today whIle niiUitalulug corn puny st tier iuluue MiiiMeiiiud u plitol amid llreij four slid ul her liltil emil und tIe CM Paul hut Mi no nimue Iliun Silo imiivl I tijii wvaiiou n i9fH und mill u liu lul ihruuuh tier LiAlii IM woiiiij wits murtuL ArfmlrMl Iwrlrs deedlilis Wssiimmuuyo i M IV ilie cniJltlouof Ad Wlrul Jiit l WAS uul cii fuvirubl tOday List t oltfbt be wa sny rmtisi stud did not ecur Iuutitb sound slup iiis eltrioni Ii Iie4 a llgpt settisek hu topIsl4 is purts In ie ruilu cinuif9rtslty lii iiiytelttu SMVC them ii l bj IJI4Iludtuita danger of 4hji Irel dl cc 4umami S41155111f jfjsiiayow Oat 19 Tin p01410 j seliools nt Oifufl Moomtuu Orrk And Mlivr vllluuo lu that pitt of Uruiitla f4inlAl liusi hg eloi ill u144WIi il uf Din S sire tsl 110 l uf M giiijIgiuuI I u ti dbmlwis I Ills Mu l Iusl llur ilIad 140 t irii lii lurii CBS 155055 I Kn tit ittut i LI 5051411 554 1l I I isaa La Id r1t ii JIMI15SM ui s J FREAKS OF THE LIGHTNING 1UAT FLASH AT HtW 4 K Bit A P0LZCICJ4N JW UOntlHAtttJ raralysed Him Mud Wrote n MMMM Tjr TerSe Long nt the Folio Htatt i3B of FIr side ninalna In as Alarm Thunder snunlls antI sunshine chased eaoh other oft the sea yesterday In ft way that nr gostcd April The thunder was ospoolallr oils reverberant Thrro was a startling crash at 11 21 A Jr and another nt 1145 The dec trio dlsi hargo that was responsible for the last flash hit n policeman In Morris anla and ooarlr killed him He was henry Tonker and he WOO sending In n signal from signal box No 60 at Union and Wostchestor avenues In the early history of these signal bozos the box number was sent In with the ordinary telegraph kay and sounder but It was present ly discovered that an officer off post could send In the number of the box ho was expect od to bo at from any box on the circuit Thla pleasant arrangement was altered by Inserting 11 dial and lover arrangement in tho boxes Tlio lover Is drawn down by the oflloor until a circuit H completed wlinn the lover nprlnge back and records the number of the Individual box In dots and clashes on the tape in the police station Ionkrr was pulling down the lever when the fln n i anne It knocked him to the ground un hI conscious His loft band with which he grasped Clue beer had turned a dark purple and the illhcolonitlon extended somo three Inches above the wrist Dr James P Daly fiiund him siifferlng from weakened action ot the heart Htlnmlants anil drug tn strengthen tbo action of the heart brought him back to conscIousness anti than it was found that ho was pnralyrid from the waist down Ho was removed to bin homo at rir Last 151th street whore a further examination disclosed a rugged hole In tlio bit coat Moovo at the elbow In the loft breast of the coat was an other hole inndo by the bolt when It loft the arm Thorn woro also holes In Clue vent shirt ami uudeiclotblng and on the body wasa lls coloration about tho size of n silver manor aliout two Inches below the heart The flesh was charted as well discolored Tb re was a lung rod streak across the abdomen mind down tile right lea and the big leather boot had a hale an Inch anti a half long In the ln oton whore the bolt I wont Into tho ground Ionkor mild that when ho was hit bo felt a queer sensation ol sharp ralu In his loft arm followed by numbness That was all ha could remember At the HoirNanln police station the elec tricity made KB prusonuo known by sending a ball of limo scurryIng across the wire connect ing the signal box In the station with the tele graph box across the room back of the Hor go ints dorik It did 00 lamage there The olllcora signal was recorded on the tape In na unbroken line two yards long The current had tn be turned off to Stop It Dr Paly loot not bolloNO any sorlous results will follow the shook to 1ollioman Konkor but It will bo set oral days before ho will recover the usoof his logs The same Hash of lightning sent in on alarm of lira from the lImo box at lOlHthtroet and Con cord avenue and bi ought the engines hurry ing tn the B ono It was supposed some oxclt od citizen bail sont out the alarm In trying to bring an ainbiilanco to tonkors assletnnoo until traces ol the lightning wore found on the polo 1ollcomnn Martin of the same station was I jut turnlnc in his signal from the box nt M Hunts Point when the Hush came lie said that tho whole inxldoof the box seemed one C Bhoctot Name and for half an hour ho was completely darod Ho suffered no serious In jury however and soon recovered xiaunnsa IN CONNECTICUT The Nittmee State Attain Bombarded be IJ Thunderbolts Peculiar Hlorm ANSONIA Oct I0A storm of a peculiar character broke over this plaeo at about 0 oclock this morning The sky was as black as midnight and the lightning was of a pecu liar purplo color that frightened many people The thundur was heavy No rain foil until after 8 oVlock nod than it was In torrents At 11 the sun camo out and It was warm and pleasant At 3 another heavy thunder storm camo UP with the sauna peculiar colored light tt nlng This time It lasted only about one hour NoinvAiK Oct lfiTflie city was visited this morning by ono of thu mo4t sovoro thunder storms that has occurred beroaliouts In yuan Kaln full In sheets and the thunder resembled closely tho cunnouadlna of contending armies 1 During the storm a tlumOoiPolt struck the tall spire ot bt Marys Catholic Church on West iivcnui tearing away portlonn of the timbers whch support tim fiftyfoot glided cross and then massing insldo took n down ward course to tbo belfry loft hero played nil kinds of piauks siieh as ringing the bell loudly and continuously for fully thirty seconds nottlni the woodwork on lire and then making Its exit through the bide ot the steeple tearing away ninny siiiara fjot of shlnde The tlamea wero extinguished by tho lain Fully 100 per Sons wore In tIme church nt the time attending tho early iers ice und tilts lightning throw them into confusion Bt Mnryx which is en tirely of stone is ono ot the largest and finest church edifices In Connecticut WATEnnuiiy Oct 19When Patrick M Kane 80 years of nuo of 32 James street was awakened by n thunderclap nt uS A M today bo found himself nearly hidden bouoath 200 pounds of ulastor and iho curtains ot the room mind so dtsllgurod with Boot horn the hlinnny that his family could not rooognlza him Kane llvus In Thomas Darwins three StorY tenement block which was xtruok by llchtiiing The bolt tore its way through the chimney an far down as the ceilIng of the first attic where the old man lay Met then took a horizontal course across tim centra ot the colling and out thiough the side of the building and Into nn outtmlldlnc Hixtyflvo feel away Pieces of the olnpboardlna ot the house wore found driven through the sides of the outbuilding as straight and as firm as though idiot from n bow Tho old man ua considerably Ntunnod but will recover The house Is damaged nearly 100 DiinxJEroiiT Oat 19The most violent thunder storm this year broke over this city at about sunrise today and continued for throe hours Tim slrouts were flooded n foot deep as the Bowers wore incapable of oarrylniT the heavy downfall of rain Lightning struct in many places In and around the city Tele graph and telephone lines wore rut off la vari ous directions and linemen liavu born busy all day locating 1reaks Telephone connections to Norwalk Tali field and Stamford were burned out and the Sew Haven lino was ren ered iiBolCa liy a hoary bolt which truck tho wires at Mllforl Coniinunlcatlon with Now Haven today Is by way of lllrinliigham InHuiitlnutonaKimill distillery bulldlUB was struck and turned tn the ground In ntratfonl Point a small schooner loaded with seed oysters u an struck mind a can of ducking pow der In the ciihln was exploded Two men were in thu vessels bunk but neither was aarmci by lightning or explosion The Wenlbsr Tti norm Oust WM dnrsloplnf In liOnel en Naterdayt Incrcaud lo emrjr viry r Ulf suit crow4 Its Uk r loui lo ili 4 r Kuiltnil com Lul nlittit II WM cnial l on UK lilioJ blond CUMI since vl s blowing II thorn to tie north ot lli dOle tot brisk winds Llswlnt off bor to 111 south bt ths esatri Al Holloa tie velocity wu fitly inllti in hour jud lti wind wu rorr iiuiidluiflr liluli on Iii Ualus easeL liu riait lull were llyluir from Halters tu PerilouS Tbsrsla Cell cunrtd lit ibis vetley Ids Sat r Klou smid the UI4ils Alluntlo ml tier fnylsiid slot llumbllan of Uiundtr outS occiuloiul flositas it ll lilulnj eecuri s In this nirlcli Tl ilorui ii lucriMliijc la rluUuce Las novel xsituver Iliu OCSMIL huts WM S 4ridsi loll la lciui r lir la Ids Uk rtfloni Lilt lu Itt shy daring Hi Soy telwii sal 6 I Mils lIIIIrsttir In Hill oIly fl 14 Tk butt 051 Uaririiuiul ltiuir lur S LI l4i iuwit i 47 TUs wlullo yoriiy rum ll suili t iMltBf UI will si 1 nirflil Artr 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r r I THE SUN MONDAY OCTOBER 20 U39D TJ1E vooimis DEMOCRACY sain nRAxoiti ron anaAntna AWAY ritual tua couvrr UIWQCRACY 11ie roll CemMl iiBtr 1 all ffriB rnnlit Not Uctpnd the Men Who Ilnv Ilctn nialniml r IlcMOcrnlla rrlnelpU Tho ordinary citizen whoso Idea of politics aro founded on what ho hears And road It IlkMy to think that the Domocratlo organize tlou ot the cIty and count of Now York or M It It I letter known tho Voorhlt Democracy a eoblo Infant In tho political arena and Is I strug Kllnir almost dally for recognition But the politicians know bolter nnd tbat the organlza tion li I In the owning fight for keeps Its an tagonism to the County Democracy will do that orgaftUntlon more harm thnn any coalition trltn the Itcpubllcan can aid I That the Voorhl Democracy Is rooognlrcdnsn i powerful I and able organ Untlon wns shown before the Conventions woro boll by the lat that It was offered tho nomination for Sheriff The otTer was honostly and sincerely made br Tammany for Tammany quick to recognize worth nnd fidelity to Domoorfttlo principles D alto red to encourage them In substantial manner In a conferonco hold ehortly after this offer was made the loaders of tho Voorhis organization determined to accept nothIng In the way of patronage Tholr desire 1 la to show tho public that they are In tho debt Imply for the purpose of upholding Demo cratlo prlnolploi and that they have no selfish ends In view I has beon tho general Impres sion when Commissioner John R Voorhln sev Ji ered hSs connection with tho County Democracy and R tired from Its councils taking t the entire orRaxdratlon of the Ninth District with him that als action wn based on the npparont do term Inatlon of tho Counties to combine with any political Organization thnt would enable 11 the m to war successfully with Its old enemy p Taiimriny That the reason was a much more p clo any defined one than this can bo made pub i Ua now for tho first time 1 t p f 0 p I I I 1 I I s Jons 1 voonnis 4 When In 1880 the original committee of 100 j organized tho County Democracy one of the f distinct principles of the organization was that It should nominate Democratic candi dates for nil officers at ensuing elections That was tho basis of the organization and 1 that was tho tempting bait thnt drew within Its fold many earnest Democrats who had hover affiliated themselves with any political orennlzatlon On that basis tho organization a recognized by the Democratic Btnto Com mittee Upto 18W only Democratic damllilates Don1crnt danllltes wrro nominated for otc aol the organiza lon whil meting wIth uonio defectS whi r i i IDI wln loll Its Is own tolerably well and was 10 epecteil In 1889 It abandoned Its plan of 10 ls Kaniiition nnd began to nominate Itopiilillcan candidates for onioe hat It was a false and trincheroiiH act was In Uio minds of those who I hat loft l Tammany Hull Thu combinations 11 combInaton L which it nail mlo with Tammnny In previous I Years woro perfectly satisfactory to a majority I or the inombor and oven thoso who were din I lilrawd old find no ery grot fault becaubo be candidates were Democrats I mocfts The cbaui of sentiment from the previous year when UM County Democraoy bad shaken offal or iA own iifflllatlons with Taznany and had trI out fresh and otrong attain on Its I own refroonslbllUy was a grout shock and Uhlb y a doubtful as to what the Mm of the I dens ot tho organization wan It was Alers I WD nowver that Hewitts defeat had omorll Ire4 I and that Tnmmany bad vlr tDnlly obtulmd control of the entire cjly Government But Thomas 0 JIatt j aeeins the broken condition of the counties seized the opportunity to hold out an ancouraelna though somewhat deceitful hand I S 10 the nr anlzlinn Maurice J Powor then us now the recognized leader of the counties wiw In this ollor of friendship a countes hh his old enemy Tammany Hal for rejecting James Fitzgerald two years before as a candi date for UlstrktAttnrney Just when Mr Plait and Mr Power came together for a lone ant earnest tnlk nobody knows prsltlvely but It soon became noised about that a disgraceful compact bad beon on bred Into otween I the two chieftains The bait held out by Mr Ilsttwas that Fltnrerald S phould b nominated as Judge of the General fissIons That inromUo was keiit and asavery S rody knows ilujrorad was elected by about JOOO majority Then some more Information bal to leak out concerning tho conference between Messrs PlaIt and lower and It was elated authoritatively that In return Power had jMeilged the lit of tho Counties In giving the Jtepubllcans tho majority In tho Legislature It also became known that the contract entered Into fetween IbOKO two gentlemen was to run iir two years nnd this explained perhaos why pnbllcAiis the Counties again are this so year tangled up with the He When theso pledges became the subject of I general gossip and when the loyal Tammany men were unable to conceal tbelr disgust tit the action of the Counties the members of the S County Democracy who had principles to up hold began to see that the time was coming when It I would bo neeeanary for thorn to seer their connection with the County Democracy or to surrender ttulr political prlcl S Iloa Tliore wore many dosertcrs but the malority of the County men per mitted tho condition of affairs to fret and I worry them because they weru loath to make unorganized bolt from the organization for orlnulznton I valchthar had fought so many lean The first district organization that raised Its voice In Orion protest wait that In the Ninth District In which John It Voorhis was the Dltr In October 18st be addressed a roeetlnuofCoun ty Democrats sayIng o bo would not sup rort a ItepublJcan candidate Mr sup had been a powerful mombor of tho organization ho hiiil contributed money for tbo support of 1ltrgerald he hnd fought valiantly and nnselfUbly for the election ot tbo candidate Iri his district and bad always met wltb markul success Ito novor ciuket tor A dollar from the or rnnlzatlou to Ieh I elet the candidates I his dUtrlrt Flndlna that his jiroioet was not earnestly can ldorod by the County OiJiumiltee und tat the scheme was to rnrry nut tlio contract with the ItupublTcsns lo wlh nllullcan Mr Vcoihls In Do ember laot l wllhdrow from the orunnliulon Every nemtr of the ills trlni 1 oll miration went out with him lLo old heiuTiiuwtuis weru kept op n sail late lu tlie wlijferli wan decided to ontliiu tlia or trnnlatlon on tfralgbluut Dsiiiuratli i rti pies Item utioiii wro nai od ailing on nil l moi rats who hal similar vfewn to oopnriite whIt IUHUI and i Iavnr to establish ultnlliir OganIJiIjOi i C ijirouaboiit iIi city Iml II r ViJorbli lM ijs4 Jl nlj of good maturlsl at bus ijaniJ Jnhii i If Hnrtln otiopulm poAkn Jumis 1 HLUlland tf 1 Olluti and many I tlbr of tll orlallnlul began the Iln of I bulliJ I 11 liP 11 la orsnhrsIn in elI the a roinbly ilUtrlutlu tburity Irlr l InibHuiirlm I IJI I Irom thru tnll yo owlrll waii dMrlit w4 in flu HI lair llouk and I w 11 tbsp uttr I Ulalll WI oull bi loft caltirgul ti build up lit such dlitrlei un uriunTutloii of J J ujp arll whose puIeiIlas iiuli la thoruughly ruulj ansi iin iulvixiil y litfinocniiii I bet lOt jlQ tiii lnu wura ctillu I und Mtiairn Viwrbli MciSilouid lrr aulp niJ Ulo Illlh alter liblJ isI4 lit all II trouJji iiiu Intoii 0111 aicin I aDo iniunurnidiil I Win if wiirii and jul I Aiiioi ullii dltrki iTui t rkiioiiili l to I U vruit HIM hitib 1 i ICI bUle 4Jik wits liiadw lit issuer I thin Ta Hullli oid J Ktiutminut fn 4 alt Oigsualtup in KIItIIO J uttfj rl flf WI I eMrnl i3 IIIhI 10 lb rolllol a lllor Iolr f I the I ha tui4ttli ItuI t iii 1 a tnusj rjyniitI t ti IIiiIt Itt lIsyt iede ttbtii heasJer I I IftPi lt IUI Inl hiiiftIueIj fJ CII Ii I flJ 11 rsaili 111 I J wii4 lit 11 j wlJty Ihl1 illJiI 1 II I JOSJ I iii I ijiiI 5i4euviiJoi5 Jast ti all 1111 1111 thu I fJd wits II Si i iil50jjt IJWI5r the IL Of s lie JuUcu UOIr Ilr V I At a then Is I 11 rIIIJIo I ry I Ilrit A 1 aul II I r4iSpn is I iii 1 ic I I LI 1 ha I IWO AIf 1110 A coo ty eususniii d MU I 91 11 11 4sty I er J sit C I tfilie ltsgalmf I thiptif la 1 so II lic I iieuiy 511401 t I blr II I aU tit4JiiJ it j1Ut ibIiS I lbs OIMMIIj41 I iCd ii I 41Jf up isiljo iatiuj 1 OIILt i Iu Wlltl Ui IJU UII IIIIIJJ I iIi J ci IjJw WIUII r rJ hir UdjiIJat4 ws kl It It qir vtot she ullol lOll or 5115 qgsiiauIsj r IJ Ul 1it4vefflljp wjliijn I auipiisy wiwIiii Ul JUf I r I ttoj ii JI 0111 I 101 will I awe u h4I It 1 tUii Slid I uk DNIel It Will Liti 1 Ij 5151 t id ales Aj 10 I lt 0 ti nitittiiiiei Imummir If h fur 4ii55 ili t JIUO j tall I ij llflll p I I ba dJlll tile ijtfliy IIemrpPu tIn Viotliia alJat iu Coat 11 Jliure4 y that tun Ilecully of lu tf i oirjuioo was sad II uc aulou I ly I ili II 1 jtiriitii sja lien O Uu tuMuigvr u tiu Oouoiy Democracy I h thereby requiring tho e tabll hltio of n purely Uemocrath organization with which the great masi itt I Domocratlo electors who are not nsnpolated Identified with aammany Hull may become Its lint duty Is I to eliminate from the Demo TaU l party faIthless and dlslnynl organlza lions ho 1 said A few of Its morobers at the mOnbr lest election defeated the unholy alliance then entered Into and we propone emulating their example In this okot 1ro10o am a Democrat 0 In I tbo dlitlticttr badge of its membership Wn ndxuiBto DemocratIc principles and admInistration In national rrlnolpl1 alit Iroal government anil denounce tbe hertsy I which propose to exempt our oily from their beneficent mlA We contend that within the lines or our party are men competent hon est and nxperlencod to whom tho admInIstration amlniltr tlon of the affairs of this great eommiinwealth can bo safely confld wo helalo In confer ring on 1 rnocrats the honors and emolu ments of publlo olllco rAINrl VPRNllta CAttFAlQV Maror Oranti Letter or ctneeThl tVek OlB WlBWum nntlflcntlon Tammany will take I hAnd In tho campaign this week sure enough Besides the monster moss meeting at the wigwam on Thursday evening a great number of district meetings will be held ExJudgo Lolceitsr Holme the Chairman of the Committee on Mass Meetings will bar the list of speakers ready today and the programme made up for a demonstra tion that will set Fourteenth street ablaze Before that tlmo Mayor Grants loiter of ac cootnno will bo made pubUc and its publica tion will mark tbo opening of the organisa orrnn tions campaign I Is being withheld for that purpose The starting point of the campaign Is belna calculated upon with the Ideaof push ing It Igoroualy without any letup to thosnd A petition with thousands or name of Influ ential signers will bo one of the novel features of thnoampalgn 1 I in headed We tbe underslgnod rltlrens of tho city of New York believe that the best Interests I of tho municipality will bo nerved by the reflection ot Hugh J Grant For that reason we earnestly commend hN candidacy to you I1 IIrnastr duced the tax rate loner than I tins been for twenty ears rll has repaved many of our streets He has buriel eleomo wires Ho ha prevented I census fraud on the people of the city of hew York He has In creased tho public school accommoda tions more than any preceding Mayor Hit tins extended the piers and built new whanos to nttruct commerce to Now York On every public matterhomo rule rapid transit the Worlds Fair tho Centennial cole bratlon and the relief or the I sufferers from the ConemaUKh valley flood Mayor Grant hat Bloc d for the beAt Interests or the people His ndralTihtrttlon vigorous has been able honest and Ool J A Goulden the Chairman and tho Bpoakern Committee of Ono Hundred of tho annexed district have arranged and booked upward of one hundred publlo meetings for meetnle Tammany Hall In the Twentythird and Twentyfourth wards Including two monster mass meetings one at Urbachs moolfr I Jlorrlsanio Thursday night the 23d and tin other at Inner Hall Tremont on uedayoenlna the 28th Eloquent speak Eoluent aloak or of national reputation have accepted Invi tations to nildrssfl those meetings The peo ple are cordially InvlUul to attend all the meet Ings and hear tho Usuos discussed A laigo ratification meeting took place on Saturday night at Dolans Hnll Morris nvonuo Ford ham The entire Tammany Hall ticket was enthusiastically and unanimously endorsed stirring addresses wire mado by ontorse Fairfax Molougblln Samuel E Duffy J A Goulden Patrltk Ryan Mr Hardy and Mr Yards The Campaign club at this place num bets nearly 200 members JUlrL4NlS BALLOT LAW Ita Validity Contacted necaao I wa Signed After Adjournment BitTTMonE Oct 19It Is assorted that as Marylands Australian Election law was signed after tbo Legislature adjourned it Is inoperative For three dais arguments have been In progress before the Court of Appeals and today It I announced that a decision will bo rendered on Tuesday Should the Court decide that 5 bill must b signed before tbe final adjournment of the Legislature not only the Election law but the appropriation bills the Oyster law and other Important measures which wero signed at the same time 1 bo inoperative and the Governor may have to convene the Legislature In extra session The constitutional provision which the Court will have to pass upon rea Is a follows I any Mil shall not bQ returned by tho Governor within six days Sundays excepted after It shall have been presented to him the same shall be 1 law In like manner a I he signed I unless the Gtnoral Assembly Hhajl by adjournment prevent Ita return in which case It shall not be I law AttorueyQenaral Why to contends that the I final clause plainly ImpllH that the Governor must eli after adjournment to make the bill I law This construction has always been placed on tbo provision and for years it has been the practice to sign bills after ad journment Judge Fisher In his argu ment for the State contended that the President of the United States can sign after Congress adjourns and he referred to the signing by President Lincoln of tho act of March 1863 In regard to tho confiscation of property nine days alter adjournment Incidentally arisen I Question of veracity ho tweon the Becrotary of State and the Hecretnry of the Hennto The latter endorsed the bill as presented on March 31 the day tho Legisla ture adjourned while tho former marked the bill as received on April 4 The decision of the Aorl parties court Is awaited with anxiety by both political loT DILL lit OHIO OOr OIZo Democrat in McKlntty Dutrlet Pre paring to Give Him a Welcome COLtTMDOS Oct 1900 David B Hill of New York will mako three speeches In Ohio this week i McElnlcys District His meeting at Canton on Tuesday promises to bo the largest political gathering In Ohio this year All tho railroads running Into Canton ant there are mnny of them I 1 run excursion trains The bras lAd of eastern Ohio have all bon engaged and cannons will roar forth a The crowd now promises to be so treat that It will bA lmposlble for all to bear Hill speak but the multitude can see htm at leAst The Governor also SPCSJCH at Wooster on Wednes ay ovrnor at Mlllcrsburg on Thursday Speaker teed spoke ut Munition last night and Secre tary of btate Blame will speak at Canton in about ten days Warwick will sorMy beat MoRlnloy and Iiave from 1800 to 2 000 majorIty said the Don T John E Monnot of Stark oOQnty War wicks msnogir found Is I I hustler n good orgnnUcy and does a Rood dial ot effective work Tb campaign in Indian In 1881 was tame In comparison to the light now being waited In MoKlnluys district Baltlinor Republican Vrimatliic I BAITIUOBE Oct lA singular condition of affairs confront the Ilopublli In this city I After wrangllna among tbumsolvos for marly a month and being unable to adjust existing differences they bar b un compiled to nub mil their respective claims to the Democratic HuporvUornof Eloitlon who will unnouneo to morrow which of the two faction is I entitled to recognition In the coming election Accord ing t the lctlon law recently passed only on sat of eandldatas cn ri rs nt the fit liubljeau I party und bit cutillid to t ho nibn J which coinlit of tlio lieu u l f Lin utile kljo otllr rlllllll wing lOut be fat tfid with the dliitf Jndindut IIIIMltD Itl dhitilstujsti them froiii the reuulsr party nominal jlIa II or ltet t lOulIr Johnson I aniwd buy the City Ei u tl Coijimltton whll tu 1tY outs or llfitdo etas follower Lav Die Ftt Central Coi OilV JI IW I k hide l As tbs nugro IIIU CelIS uuldsd by IID coin heed the linporinnc it hue null to ibis cJaIl1 wlnu lusy U iiitliimtui 1 I I LaSs held rrimjiili I iu i ltcM unilldiiti for toe tillr Ctupririt II ifj 8 Ir i jt It Uffl AIr Y lsiiayeiJflas I I tie l JOIU OD lsiipo rlU Pi MoogpiM I I ai It lias IU ujpjrl fOtmo t it If Jicutl liommlllst I I Hhoull this d a eMon IN uirlmt 0 l lb llcndrriiD or nntl ftdiilultr tlOD fullest will sustain a crushing dtlvut Jsad Vss 1 1 sid SIsid Jrnsnd J Jlnr was found dnlt rtUrdoy ifiurnooii on A lounge In a room lo the re 11 r of iii 1 duj Um at J 13 2iyarUlr Mllllsin burgh Wju found he wan lying on tilt I4 aith lit Ian under Its bead Thr tip uo IICD of rlulmt 41 iJt4tmiis wbtlialsn hIm lo it inori OIl lId Ii4t t II ii ijifiiij I Jr ijti rl1 qlLe4 Ill fells 1 blLt lj oinulii I mlilt ltV I luillttJ i tuiltuii I Apii r lMlavuuiiyiliiiU 1 li l uc 1111111 loln f 1 II mill I i tlm lktlwd it io7ij a rslloli us Mlrf La I ucd nlllli UU W41 III It libujiu toli 1111111 a wli luG faiuilr I III ioch jjij efliurt W l ickso UtlLo Ol6U1 aiisr C mrry Tm TAMV6 Oct lVTti city letioa y w dl y ruli l In 0 publlcn 1110 iT Tt flew city rbsriVr It I doNed ly a lang meSon ll 1 r intl l the nir llrpultkaii tl kt is 1 lct d OJ KaVlVfll for DAI or br l out 7f 1O injior fly en it lice tbi mUll loeuiuUet Thu Wtloo luntttrt 1Ia city 1 OflrOJIo from tl mta 10 UtI lULutillcijij TLifiMttoa will incrs lit Ctjisscg of Juo CslJUti of I suiuia lor Culti litotabojalpr l woL d SOCIALISTS KICK ALL WAYS OttAXT AND acorr KICOtL AND OOFF XQtTALLT SAD TN Kill tUGUT TbtrVai No Butt la Any Ttckt Extt th Delbr TIcket the t V L P MayiD blOt About ne llBK OllrUn unit Illllo A committee oUhe Central Labor Federation appointed lost week to get up resolution pitching Into all political candidates who could stand pitching Into reported yesterday the re sult of a weeks literary effort The Secretary In reading the resolutions read each word slowly so AS to give tho delegates n chance to roll It over In their minds and not tho full en joyment of It before proceeding to tho next and his bearers wore tickled to death Her is what lie road i Whereat The parties of the capitalist olass aro making strenuous efforts during this elec tion to servo the Interests of said class as against the Interests of the working class by making it appear that tholr object was not spoils but reform on business principles and HTirrcai Candidate Gorman Is put forth as ono of tho sulnlne lights among tho Tammany spoilsmen though being nn unfair foe to or ganized labor and Whereas Candidate Grant poses as the Ideal representative of organized political ras cality and municipal corruption and Whereat Candidate Klcoll has the effront ery to chamolon donothing aristocracy and takes particular pains to show himself the un compromising enemy of the workinumen of this city and 0 Whereat Candldato Scott shall be forced down the throat of tho unsophisticated people of this city as standordboarer of tho unprin cipled hodgepodge of Republican sllkstook logs County Democratic soreheads business oughttobeRlnathonie reformers clerical numskulls and solfstyled labor leaders and as tbs oatspaw of 1lutt Grace IVmer t Oo und Whrrtai Candidate Goff of unsavory repu tation Is thrust Into the faco of an unsuspect ing public by men of tho Uamer and Archi bald stamp who cnloylng a similar refutation as their stoolplgcon with to matte It appear as if organized labor wore supporting him and not Grace Power nil their ilk and Wherein It seems Incredible that the creator portion of the worklngmcn and tho publlo should allow themselves to bo gulled In so easy a manner by professional wirepullers bonnes and other rlnratT of organized uoodUilom fIg ut Ing under dlffeiient names but lollowlugtho samo pilnolplos as tbe criminal classes of a loner order therefore be It Ittsotreii That organized labor as repre sented In the C JU 1 requests unorganized labor and tho public In general to leave the candidate of tho spoils patties of the capital ists severelY alone on election day nod to HUH port tho candidates of organized labor and the boclallst Labor party It Is needless to say that tho resolutions were unanimously adopted Tho commIttee refused to reveal the name of th author but It was whispered on good authority tbat It vv at a com posite production In wnloh each of tho prin cipal SocialIst candidates had nn opportunity of snylnt anything that bo wanted to about tho candldnto of the other parties Tho Executive Committee of the Socialist Labor Tarty has roconsldoied Its IIrt Impulse to ulve a reception to Messrs OBrien oDd Dillon wheat they came to this country and Is seriously debutng whether huh n stop on their part might not Injure the cause of labor The Secretary of the Federation read a com munication o tordur from Mr Kloemunu the ollloial organizer of the Hoclullsts In which he said that the Bodallhts wero In sympathy with tbo Irish waveearners but did not think It advisable to substitute for a despotism of English landlords tbit despotism of un Irish mlddlo class A long debate followed ths Ono Boclallst said that It was nonusury to give this reception to the Irlnh lead ers In order to show them to tho Irmh worklngmun In their true colon lie sug gested that at tho raception the Irish men be asked what they came hero for Tho Socialists would then Do ablo to tell whether they worn working In tbo Interests of the wngo earners or not If not tho Irish people could be notified and warned to beware of these men He held the middle class to mean manufactur ers big farmers Irish landlords and profes sional men Another 8piker said that tlio only proper position In the Irl h movements taken by Duvltt who wanted to tutu It Into a labor movement as It really was mid if OBrien anti Dillon vvero nut working in tho name direction they should bo condemnod After a lot more of this kind of talk thu com mlttao which bad been appointed last week was Instructed to go ahead with preparations for tho reception Then followed n wholesale denunciation of tho Knights ot Labor ion interfering wIth open trade unions In this city and of the American Federation of Labor for not taking better care of the Interests of its members Tbo Italian Mosaic Workers complained that Knights of Labor woro taking their places and generally crowding them out of work The Taper Hang ers complained of Archibald and his crowd Heverul other unions had Hlmllar uilovaticoii It was decided Inasmuch as JUr Gornpors and the other olllcors of the ederatlon made no attempt to help out any organization except tho carpenters to whom they look for the success of the eighthour schemo to carry the grievances tbs Central Labor Federation to tbo annual Convention at Detroit in December Several of tho organizations slgnllled their Intention to withdraw from the American Federation In das their grievances were not attended to A committee of four was appointed to coll l on tho canlerltorN union In thlx Ilty to try to tocuru the r aid In fighting the Knluhts It was decided to take part In tho ratification meeting of the Socialist which will be hold In Union aware next Saturday evening The various unions will march there In u body The delegate of thu piano vurnlslors re ported that his union had held a miotlnaln trio mointng and bad decided to demand stifle hours for five days In tho week nnd eight hours on Saturday Ho said that they Intended to give their employers until Tuesday night to adopt tho shorter workday and that If tbelr I dementia woro not lu ceded to by that tim they would strike ou Wednesday morning Today each shop will appoint a committee to visit tie boss and iilaon the demand hefore him These committees will report to the Lxtcutlvo Com mlttea of tho union Tuesday night at Claren don Hall The mon are now working ton hours a day These men aro well organized Tao delegate of tho Bakers Union reported that his men have been having a lively time of t lu the way of strikes for the lust fv days without the knowledge of any outsiders About 100 boss bakers ha said hud refused to use tlio union label The men stiuclt iiuloker than a wink Up to 2 oolocltyyestcrday after noon sixty bosses had idvou In and tn rust were expected to haul dowti their colors some time during the nUlit dOI 0 complaIned that twenty or thirty German bakers bad tko tho plies of thii strikers The trouble at the Grand Opera Honse earn nn again at the meeting of the Central Labor Union Tbe Theatrical Irotectlve Union had lieeu ordired by Ito Central Labor Union to call its mn out lit iJJi Uraui Opera Hou e thu Madison hauaro Garden and the daidin I Tlnvntra It hivlntdoue so nnd doesnt In I t in l 10 do 110 There was some talk of ox poll I ing this body f i cm the Central Labor Lnl n but after much discussion It wax decided to civil the delinquent a hearing and tie whole mattir was referred to the iionIntercourBo Ioinmlttc e It u said In the IuIOIl that It was tlill old light of the KuicUu of LAbor agalnat Open trades unIons I UfNr AND rna IJClltJUr TU V M t Will Hair to Drop bla JUna ol Atlnk ou the r At the opening of ton now evening high school In the T well tli ward last week Irn1 l dent Hunt of the Hoard ol Education spoke at wine length on Improvement of the scbudl yuWni lie said that thu hoard of frtlmat end Appurllunmot Including Mayor Orant bad reflected the lIellerlilll of tb tUI l y rs lu providIng luiprinJ finliillcii fur the duin tliii pf tint cIty clillilreu Mr Hunt saii last light bit Itboiifli lie wit u ktralilivxi IcpuMUitn und lb Wftior wa III ill UMU tti W54 willing jo ilv the VlByoriridit fur f W mln wrim school SYSIouu tight t The usr rioii l bat IJC ba U I u Sit thit 1tJair sell Ur liiint li JUl foUnds on fm L I rvmcwUrlJi rlutf him III IIY alas day lust If bIt byl 1 to cut sloan 1114 proprjutlou I lcr riryiur lparliuuui lL I JJiii Jhpsrt liii Lit luli lIspitnilsuent null nil 511 41je i hj Houla uot rut tlOW lli i tri pilutlou for ItIJllcaloll JIll eunl M If timttr KIT n 11 JAlittii a ihe tuitaluii II rill uv ff dullur lu cite iiu urr JlIIJI i HUM intu he I Mnn want for UuiMtJobaJ lifillli I I buy tbj cot U us I has sion iitiitijy Wilts bjiu rvlilujtl but t iuuntft 5 I t lnplr aiiiftjgu justice HC J U not Ij9 t lol owJ of ilmsU l and Apporil oiuoit of coua 11 IiJipVoiceg I a 0 T flit uil I I uls bar IfetM iiiiir of nuri i f ri IJa Hun tiunuu Wul lltf 1Jom ti4isajte I tlallm C the 1 jiiuowstlons 11111 J4vs1 15gC puus l wunsy JsOCi Sir hisbIt Sc ss MI 1UIIIa1 4oaIg sue j4 IWO WCMe aol I s lJgtiU5UIr54 u r tamn eve In Jib u sect iloll Tu R I fir u jiiiuuiJuuy for I JIM UiU HMO wWl 1 cb 1lIwyUCII I g Will Net its Vo r t Pt hurow Oct 18ro I li Comrol lour llsuu arrived l lie louUlil lit will 554 bold it tlut dlMiunlt with Cut vWUIJ Cbo r hut oar ftc wllliimko oi gscl li lo C ootcrs rtiiirlcl ud lIt M tibet egmehmb i the IIlal lie ejeic Ito wLI I ieee BU icinrtfr snub fpr that lie In I not aalaaw4 til I Lis isorl a CIIIIIIIIIJlinor and LOU III IIJIJ Li it 1 Tan ttzKaa CODNXT aUnIlUALrr Jostle Courtesy Drlakl rrei et riclit U tbe A embly DUIrUta No such quiet campaign as the present hu ever been wItnessed In Urooklyn while nt the me time the fact that more than 00000 eloct ors wore enrolled on the first two days of regis tration shows that the people are taking I adeep Interest lu tho election and that almost ns heavy a rote will be polled ns at the last Presi dential election As there are two more days of registration Friday and Saturday next tho total registered vote will probably exceed 185 000 All the surface indications this year point to a sweeping Democratic victory but each sIde admits that the new style of voting Intro duces an element of uncertainty and that It will not be positively known which it Is going to benefit until the ballots hAve been counted Whatever little encouragement the Republi cans find in tho outlook so far is the ox poets tlou that avast number ot Democrats so much disgusted with the complex machinery In the now law that they will keep away from the polls altogether It will not however bo the fault of the DemocratIc managers If such should bo the result for the voters from ono end of the county to the other haTe boon care fully Instructed during tho put six or seven weeks In the mysteries of the linllot Deform law and oven on election day they will hATe a booth placed just 150 feet away from each of the tiiS polling places for the distribution ot pastor ballots and the communication ot in formation to the bewildered voters Junto Courtney th DemocratIc candidate for Sheriff Is making a spirited aiivasa and It Is expected his majority will bo very largo Tnero Is nbsolut ir no break IQ the Demo cratic ranks while Mr Kramer his llopubll cnn rival Is badly hsndlcappod by tbo lone and hitter factional fight In his organization Tne 20uO or 8000 old volunteer firemen In the county whooping It up for Justlcn Court ney and on the Thursday nIght before the election they will halo a big torchlight parada Ileotion honor This will bo the only outdoor demonstration of any Importance during the campaign Very little Is beard of the contest for the Comptrollorshlp and Audltotshlp tho only city Offices In competition this ear No doubt whatever entertained that Jlr Jackson will Ie rerloitod Comptroller an overwhelming niatorlty and also that Mr Anton Wonbor bis Democratic associate on tno city ticket will I bo elected Auditor by a decisive majority Tho Democratic leaders have no apprehension whatever as to the uolpss of Mr bony In tho Second Congress district Mr Clancy in the Fourth and Mr luagtie r In the Fifth and even In the Third District Attorney Itldgnay who Is managing Mr Coombs campaign baa some hope of pulling his candidate through I hero does not seem to bo the slightest doubt that the Democrats will elect nine out of tho trvvelve Aksemblymon The sure Demo cratic districts are the Jrlrst bocond Third Fourth Filth Sixth Seventh Llghth and Tontb In the Eleventh Col Aoplnall the llepubllcau candidate will virtually have a walk over but In the other ordinarily sure Itcpubllcau districts the Mntb and Twelltb there Is going to bo a hot Ilubt Mr KlsxI the itotiublloan candidate In the Ninth Is con fronted with A revolt In his own ranks and Mr U W Sutherland tho Demo cratic candidate baa made such a favorable Impression during his canvass that his friends think ho may pull thtoiigh It Is also thought that Mr Klshol may bo Ineligible he re signed his wrltorsblpln the navy yard only a few days before his nomination while the law provides that a poison balding any Govern ment otlco within a hundred days of election IneligIble The question of Mr Kissels eli gibility has already alarmed th Itepubllcan loaders and It will te submitted to counsel At once so that In the event of Mr Kissels en forced retirement a now candidate may be put up by petition Un keeps a saloon In the Mno tiMnib ward Mr Sutherland Is a journalist The hottest tight Assembly Is In the Twelfth dlutnct between Earl thorn I and Watson lllep The lour county towns as well as tho 1wcntv fourth Twentyfifth and Twenty sixth wads aro included in this district The nomination of Watson has alienated the powerful support of John Y MoKane the boss of UravosBiid from the Itopubllcans and may caus them the loss of tbo district This Is the first time that JIcKune bait not been In harmony with his Republican allies and their relations have now become so strained that It is thought Mclvano before lone will bo knock ing for ira mission to the Dcmucratlo fold There are Indications that even If McKnno were anxious 10 dosuhu could not bold his follow ors in support of Watson against whom there is a uood sized ret olt nil over thodltrlct All tile Gorman Democratic voleis are now solid for tho ticket troD top to bottom and next Friday night mass muetlnc will be held nt Arlon Hall under tho direction of tho Ger man Democratic General Committee to on done all tho candidates The Oormnn Democratic General Committee hold a meeting yesterday Arlon Hall WI1 llamsburKh to receive the reports of tbe com mittees appointed nt the last regular meeting The secretary read communication from tho TwsntyMrstand Twentyfifth Wards Associa tion endorsing iso action of tbo Germans lu deciding to support the regular Democratic ticket John E Itneder halruianof his coin mttteo appointed to attend to the prelim inaries of the proposed mass meeting said tbat Friday next bad been decided upon as tho day and Arlon Hall as tho place for the me tine lie announced tbat JrtUlccs Courtney and Henna Congress man Magncr H i Ill t Whitohouse nnd District Attorney James w Itldgvvay would bo tho LnKlifihsponklncspoakera Henry Frehror H J Lauten Otto F Buohr and John E Harder the German orator Carl ISavary of the Executive Committee of tho United Ger man Democracy nf New York had written to nay thnt ha would attond the mooting and speak if requested to do so Tie mooting unanimously resolved to take advantage of Mr Savorys offer Iteferrlng to the Question of the formation of a Uerm m State Central Demoiratlo CommlttO Mr Binary wrote that nothing could ho done until after the conclu sion or the present campaign Anton Webor the nomlnoo for City Auditor came into tho ball at the close of the meeting and mudo a short address thanking the com mittee for Us endorsement of his name 11 n CUKOS CANDID OFFER TVant to Convince Ur EerIe That no la the Tool of Criminal Theodore F Cuno Is the Socialist candidate for Assembly the Twelfth Assembly district of Kings county He la convinced that bill cause is morally superior to the cause of olther of tbe other political parties and is going to I try to convince his rival candidates that such Is the fact With this end in view be has I written them tbe folio wins letter which be de sites to have published Jlr Hartlnur C ZerO Vaurat Ur WUUam WaUcn fteyub14cin Ruts Br order of the Sociallits of the Twelfth Assembly District of King Coun ty Who nominated nw with the Intention of giving the voters of this district an opiior tunlly to dlsciiK the principles of 801111 I tunllT herewith invIte IOU to a joint debate I upon the issues of the day If ou will ai cpt I proooo to assert that both of you are thn I nomlleesf the capitalistic i lass of crimInals whose ntirut are bihl ersoi d I by high rents tint low wage and pro I longing the bourn of labor an far OH the workman will jiidnre It Our party alms ut abolishing the present lyntim of wage stealing on Ito pail of landlord and other npilallntle neak tlilivcs who us lie official tutlstKs of this Inllod Halo Government SILLIaWliittSt Into their own rockets 1lInr u wage worker Is I paid 11 for labor perform wt pri jios toubollib the yNtius under wIth ft the il IliUlou ly Kiniill minority of lounllr 01 I crliulualx IK I uuableJ to contluuully divldo with the Industrious mufc of the Aueiican giiaJIie wheat they have rill bud of the land of their fuifathis and tit the lyiiilib tb uratlous tx pu IlItlll this I continent bur VItSUca j At he niiiijo tlmu I projio In how that it e people wbi niimlnaiid IOU would not Jiav iiqni ilf they Mad not known ihst you If I i Ietd would not et hi l the interest of the cilt IUti ciluij its vJsit bliould you rvrfpt Biyrlmlleutf pleano Ut our ouiitC iiiiiifriiriioVirliTr Alil whtre I iItui iliisei you or they will Inform you when oid where you war meet me J UtolKlUE F CtlNO Viljij akS whether b l ft pit d an atlw i r Mr out ppsifwi flstjiJ kitlil 1 iii I HI nvmuti fur u good lutvllvi iul kuritp urilb JjU rlvi II 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DELIVERY WAIIOMt ALL STVLS1 FULLY irA It ItA I TEIJ Buy OF MANUKAPTURKl SAT UOShV WAGoNS TAKE IN EXrilASllB 1IU3J1HON JVAOON CUM3 IIUIMJX itT IIANfliM ArmltrnntitulM aln oof TWO der on rnonabl term Apply at IW t 2ils gth1lnl1 fntlelltlt OUEStRtAX OUTFITS Illnitrated caatnmei fret Lt VUIITUAN SADDLE CO ItHCIiambeniC ATTRACTIVE FURNITURE The fit tlno of good shown t she Horn of OKa 0 FLINT CO ItO ant 100 Welt hut IU ll I frettlr appreciated by fornltare buyers A vfrr hon somdUplayof JIll the iruoni niTiltlei node br tale hoiiit onir and can b Found at no other homo In the LI city Ii I to be seen and at tbe rooderat flirurei at whlca the ffvodftare nuctrd thy cannot rail to attract alien Uon Bedroom lulti of the ChlppenJAl I and stiUtotli Century ityUn In oak maple sod mahogany beinil folly flaluteil arohown to real adrant lire CheTal drrtiera for veDilemena mount au 1 hall chain In tU the dlrtereut styles are etpeAally altracllrr A irr prtttr combination deik cabinet ami bookrwe aia remarkably low fljnr is I now seiltnt very rapldljr I The iW r r lI bo T U T parlor suites for tbe fall are all I njihotatereil With brlitl yttt tleut and of Ix uleXV gd XV J itrlea The par lor taiiki I are of mahogany and nearir all of the l on nit and Chlppendala patlerni A handiome potion icltr ot French tmplre commando the attention of tOe Timor Immediately on enttrlnir the wareroomi It K et Oobelln tapntry and cream and topper shade Freith plait with ink rrlnie Thtu hont main a spocialty tt mportlnz all tbe lateit Bnropeaa norelllei at tbe eini cit opportunity PflINXING xuis OFFICIAL JIALLOT The Pint oftbe Match 1SOOOOOO to be Run Off Tomorrow The work ot printing tho ballots which rotors In this town will be compelled to study for from three to ton minutes each before voting thorn on election day will bo begun today In Printer Brown establishment In Tark place Saturday was originally set for the beginning ot the work but the officials wore slow In sending In the names of the men who bare complied with the new law In regard to nominations and some ot tho names are still missing They will all bo In by today The delay will make the printers hustle to got the ballots all printed and ready for delivery four days before election us the law requites and It will require tha work of 100 men and numerous presses for two weeks to dolt Frlntcr Drown said on Saturday that In most districts there would be Un separate tickets to be printed For Instance In one district there are throo candidates for member of Assembly who have been nominated by recognized pan tles There are also five men who have each succeeded In getting the necessary 100 names to a petition nominating them for the same office This entitles them each to a separate ticket printed at the expense of the State On all the tickets printed for lie men who got tbomxolvos nominated by petition the spaces for the names ot candidates lot other oillcos will bo left blank Each ticket will be 2f inches long and 0 Inches wide They will be printed ou sheets 80x4M Inches 16 ballots on a shout Mr Brown estimated that at least 15UuO000 ballots will bo required Ho is going to print that many It will take liuo reams of paper nnd the whole will cost about I60UOO A cbeno quality of glazed pnpir croam white has been pur chased This shows the style of hip ballot ac cording to the Tammany nominations in tbo blxth Assembly district whom the regular ticket will contain the names of sixteen can didates For ABfloclato Judgo of the Court ol Ap peals ROBERT EARL POT Representative In Congress for the Eighth Congressional District TIMOTHY J CAMPBELL For Member ot Assembly for the Sixth Assembly District SAMUEL J FOLEY For Sheriff JOHN J GORMAN For County Clerk In place of Edward F Rellley deceased LEONARD A GIEGERICH For District Attorney DELANOY NICOLL For Justices of the Superior Court JOHN J FREEDMAN DAVID MoADAM For Justice of tho City Court tn place ot James M Fltzslmons appointed to till the vacancy caused by the death of William F Pitechko JAMES M FITZSIMONS For Justice of tho City Court In placo ot Leonard A Glegerich appointed to fill the vacancy caused by the dealh of Charles J Nohroas JOSEPH E NEWBERGER For Coroner MICHAEL J B MESSEMER For Mayor HUGH J GRANT For Comptroller THEODORE W MYERS For President of the Board of Aldermen JOHN H V ARNOLD For Alderman for the Sixth Assembly Dis trict as the samo existed on the 11 ret clay of January 1882 PHILIP J KIERNAN For Justice of tho District Court of the Third Judicial District of the City of New York In the place of William 8 Mooro for tho unexplrttd term of George BDeano WILLIAM S MOORE If the reader will Imagine this ticket spread out over a space llMJjiO Inches ho will got an ides ot the appearance ot the ofllclal ballot CAillAiaX SClCAfS A primer entitled How to Vote has been issued b thu young Men s Independent Club of New York In the Lexington Avenue Opera House on Oct 23 the stage will bu set to repre sent a polllnc place and the Ballot Iteform law wilt be practloully illustrated The FrenchAmerican Executive Committee of the 1eoples Municipal League was bonked for a matting yesterday afternoon at 5 oclock in Kasefancs Assembly ItouuiB Tn onlysixth street and berenth avenue Atoclock not one of the ciimmltto hud put in an appear ance ana the rooms wr locked up Uouator Bloat Fassett the head and front of the Hayseed Irust and tho deputy loader ot the lOpubllcan party ill the Slate will speak tonight nt Astoria Halt Lone Island City Ho l osien lbly Interested In the campaign of U C Jobnton the A ombly candidate but his real object IK to strike the keynote for the He publican epeskeis In tnu general campaign HxAlilrman Patrick Dlvvor ban offered a prize of a silk banner to the election district of toe Second As mbh district thatmakt the best bowing for the Tauitauny ticket on luo lion day 7he candidates on the Tammany ticket are nil to hove u recuptlon at the blockIer Chili 1 iou on Becond avenue n Friday night tie I II L jpuUilfiHU who ore huggIng tbemfohe with delight over stone that somebody Is I telling them about Tammany din affliction In tutu tenth ought to look In oa this reception UAHHIHD OH A UAtUtOAO THAW Uatctttfal noptBMBt or m TODHO Coup ill Auculla Ou AUOUSTA Oa Oct 10A wedding o vurrl on the Georgia l lltllrobd puaenaor tiahu that rrlved bore Ibis lurnnon from Atlanta Mr John V tsrsTiellof this cliv Los bean to love or over so ear with Lila Isnji Fuller of Col urnbla county wlium be met liens while vlslllnir but the touiitf Iiwly1 father ob JOCUM to his daughter tnarrrijkg lo Ur CuWll tttCtUS be MU tUilOJjIOl III the whiskey busbies Hr Canitweil trss de UrmlucJluir tbu girl stat b iimij no ui pulntutut With her to slope to Jny JJJ young pusii cruour4 a wsrisge UMAIM ye erdar sod want up 10 JlarJiw ci ptttp b4dey vbtie be lull tlUs Muller sbv was ties stilt Jog rifep4e gweil hireS s barn lo ilenism sod took his tuut lttdy ut to On in i xuti rwla lit tiJu SQ Jisiihs nd ll Oiry b srded sbe 4wB 5555apf ltl hfsiuidtsaa so ls pa1ftd cia Ibi jy hit Atigjls IUt Nr dfeieejJ ass DJIfJfil4liy that Ito poitog le4yp 1ljs via PaHCjlSg Jits lii sitS PIIUI 114 114S J mbus eIl isupoAugut iltmti 110 lnoJn ItU MJihS1oiJjii4 Ltv cLifgitffis 51i igioi htltu to he Ibo ka4 thee so than I be Juflstsg sasini4sac si ssu petud SfuetWQ ptJ isiud St ijon sQusiy Jr J4t15s054uJiirIsel 1 erow sf iisusiicee uu heri i l l r JulonsjIfJg tbrsn Iltat Ie vs 5iout oi iftfui a humsssage ceeuasayauij sk4 lltffU 54 U Whiftlisep Hi Wtt lT lad Ulf Full slope Item lblr a iJ ill 5h5i313154 his lbs aisle wq juiekjy uuUwJn i Site I ne o1Jiatilujoy abli 345 fti wee iii swioo Tie uupi ia sic AuguSti SZt L sr sew si 14 14011M of Mrs JiusetLsl lint oung 11i4ye inzedpzotdier Thi 1rM It I only larysarbJssas Htty W 1 vu ut ig htsii4 ODii S otiubr i 1f nls ihs bet whose Ie sift eItd 14r Cs uiyjM t 5UIglas only i 14 old and I lu titi wtsLiay bualnese in AtwuiU irSGOOD ENOUGH FOll PLATT ran rrtsrov HCKRT WITS ran 1w1UJJZICAX UABTHlt IT Come HAM mid HUT Ho mid the rr pea Wilt He PrnndWIII the Fooasstt Committee Tackl the HubWIoyh Mr and Mrs Thnmt 0 Plntt worn the first comers at the Fifth Atonue Hotel ycstord morning and their names beaded ho I list ot tho days arrivals ahoy had been absent Inst four weeks and the suite of rooms In which they make their winter homo was occupied They were temporarily assigned to 82 known at the hotel ai the Presidents rooms Mr Plait has been exploring Pugit Hound with the other members of nCommfslon ap pointed to select n site for a Goierstnont dry dock which In tIme will lotho 1 melons ot a navy yard Unclo Dlek Thompson the hardy marlnerof the WalniBli was onof tho Com missioners and the others uere army and ray officers Ihelrcnilslng wni dote aboard the lighthouse tender Mnnania and all of the sites suggested for the puriote woro lslt od and examined Tho Commlfl will mot In Snshlngton next month to uocldo which will bo sjlectod Mr Plait had mach to nay about the wonder ful growth ot thoNorthnoftt te shown be oom parlson made with what M saw a rear ng HelnstaniedFalr Hnvon enhiehilneham hay whore In that time npopulation of 4000 has Bttthered u 1150 000 hotel ba been built a perfect water s stem his beon cstnblls ed miles of streets have been paved blook of brick buildings erecte anti electric lights put In jUxeryono is maUiti inciter too he said lie asked one man who is worth 13 UOOOOO why ho did not como Knit oice In awhile and enjoy himself Ho replied that ho could not sparj the tIme lie would mss too many chances to mnko money Mr Platt when questioned about local poli tics said that ho returned in comploto 1g l noianco of nil thatnad happened ini his oBlco Fin was stillIng to limo It fiellood that he was still not well enonch informed to talk But among his i oilers Jurlng the day wete Jacob M IAtterron and Bernard lllglln and 1rauk Platt who Is n mtmbor of the same law firm ns Boardmun and Ivlns the hayseed Trusts counsel Uo Mr Platt was presumed to have learned something about so hat lint been goln on lie was pressed n little therefore by n Bus reporter and admitted that ho had talked politics omo since his return From what they ell mofnld he Tam many will be eaten tills fall most handsomelr Tlio ticket ol the opposition la n good one Every man on It i la a good man Mr rnttoron seems to have been dignified and dlt root in the management of tlo t negotiations for the Kopublicacs and without saying much to have got nIl I tint could bo expected In ray judgment tho liepubllcans ought to be satisfied with the tlckot and the situation When I was in Seattle they told mo a story of a cougar ranging the streets ot the city boarding an electric car frightening the pa 8ongorson and finally being shot In a dcoryard by a woman But I ilecllm to be astonished and said that In Nowiork we bate chant the Tammany tiger for j oars through the streets and oon In the subways In spite of tho Tory general way that Mr Platt talked about politics tlior Seems to bo n hint of considerable Interest In his parable la It part of the Fassett committees plan of i am palgn to go Into the HUbwars before election Tbo commltti o Is part of Mr Plaits machInery of warfare against this Democrat city and Its purpose of trying to work up some sort of a sensation on the ore of election Is inailo ap parent by Its dawdling sessions us now held to kill time They ito not want to allow tlmo for the effect of whatever they two cooking uo to be explained away when thoy get ready to produce lu A BEHHON Foil TUB lAflHONS Mr HIchey Preaches In Trlnltr Chapel AeuloBC Pulpit CampaIgning The Ilov Albert Itlchey of Trinity Chapel spoke in his sermon yesterday morning In deprecation of such Institutions as tho minis ters annex to the P If L His words derive additional interest from the fact that Cot Cruger a mighty man In the Itcpnbllcan county organization and thus associated in politics though much against his will with the League and Its parsons Is a member ot the congregation to which Mr Illchoy preached and was In his pow Tho text was from Kphe sbins v 1510 Heo that you walk circnm njieotlynot as fools but as wl e ItedeomlnR tin line because tho days aro ell Mr Money deplored the tendency to what hs called liberalism applying the term to the too great latitude that leaubirs of religion took In reference to matters that did not concern them It Is the fashion nowadays said he for the pulpit to attack city politics I do not be hove city politics are as bad as they are paint ed The clergymen bad bettor leave politics alone They have no right to abandon the doctrine of preaching Dnlno grace to In lluonco mens evil lives This fashion of haranguing tho people to render antoCuear the things that ate OfnrV and sayIng nothing about rendering unto Ood the tilings that are GodH Is all wrong It Is not the business ot the clergy to turn the pulpit Into a political platform or make a church a Sunday campaign club Tlip proper function of the Church Is to Influence men N Individual lives so that ns individual Chiistlons they are to do their work In this world if course I should bu the last to raise my voice ugulnut polltlnl reform It IB the methods i tuko issue with Caw Defeat a Doc Passengers who wore waiting for a New Jersey Central Railroad train at the Partu Arnboy depot on Thursday paw two cows in n field opposite the depot got the bettor of a large shepherd dog in a fight that the dot started Of the dozen cows in thu field ono strayed away from the bard and stood near tho fence along the railroad track The dor con up the bank and burked In her face until shu turned and ran The dog followed snap ping at her heels and tho stopped buddonly and turning on the dog tried to hook him The dug dodged and then jump vl and caught her by the ear The cow shook him loose nnd again tried to hook him but tho dog got another grip on her ear The fight was con tinued for live minutes and tim rest ot the herd watched It swtchlng their tails and mov ing their fais bak and forth 1lnally onn of them Htartod toward the combatants She walked unconcernedly enough until within a few feet of them and then suddenly lowering her head Abe rushed nt the dog caught him on bsr horns and tos od him ot er bo I fouco on tho track He gate one nr two kiyls ant 1 scudded down the track with his tall between hid lint The two iowa looked alter him a moment and then joined the herd HUnUr DUnppolnl the Wlbmen fit ixinlapi Unlit J yrnev LONDON Oct lJTho Welch cities am Indie nttnt because Mr II M Stanley has rofusud to go to Wales as he had promised lo do before lie starts on life American tour A fro it dual of money list ben Hpnnt to prepare a flitliu recoopi lull for him Sir Stanley bus written to appiaiij Their aigi and ear hu will vMt them Immediately after bis return from tuu United States Htrcet Hallway Tied Uu la VI nun VIENNA Oct iaThu aioetel i strike of tramway employee began today Tho sort Ice is entirely suspeudeil i The ciiIuctura demand nu liu rns nf pay and lbs other liund etrui3k losupiort the CiBdtiLIO Ilio trmnuuy mi lions an oiounlud by poli i uud the troops sue mid under crisis lu their barracks m riudluem fur any tujoruuncy Appt lu D4n orrlppvsy fltJIiIlZ i Oct 19A printed apIcal higned by ratlr Iluiiutirey nud other clergymen Jiiu boon pastel In Ipmury widreoed ln ut Jhpqner In I hurt ml pulmiof the nation snit the c iiliu 05 Jieliin itiiu railing upon lbiiito Sting peperjeiy i tiuiiiUy to shin AiuyilA taut lucy sthI ntkiuit tiulp ton men UllUllllUg 10 410 llJVUIlwtlU llHljjr Midst 55 tV blKlw Nat H f ltw ie O e IJHimlomcliil pAii hey leujy Sisal lb flaHnu PU ifr st lghlugtj lib been itiJM4 br selling deco ailvos Hill III fUIlf SSmpirolem Jtl I Md Iliul ii lt nwHtca lit tQuihtji lour will rHuui Lr coo J itliuw utah Aun brett logic III iit9e4 miners 1100 iOB Oil 0 I situ i k liiili iTii rl rolJl irM S hey ii inst hit Isirsasn yl wuw4 U is gpij jg WaVjaht Sift wtSviiJ I fit li sausdiJnisI is Siu a a hi iii I i Ufdiiy uiiJ sittgstwtsiiJy Ii utile I to ih MO e sb i u I HOIIK otJ t 04 iulivU me I4I4Hety III IfU It lu ie of ibe Ilium for 4St iiist cUria Ipui ephy ii y Itiac ag 4 fCC nrwe sbe Itnt Lv laCtIc siul 1 1 gilw ttt tim iilmts hail 4fligj Ottv 4w a I Tblrlsteec4 WAIM wd Vmw Jinpel Jepb sgeiasitys4 tItii l estrdiy Tl Jnia e ItSIeiatd s poiifsit 01 btsejf t It itiiiii JlHM MlBIM hy Al gets Sod letseeI 5 Irllrtv Ill AuMrlvri liui r uuifvnu fall I tiniifUalLiiiiiuttw gtiei ii uincfwi r i I W5iw 5dye Dir Wv Jr Ms I tigbI sm 5pise ti1t 1i4 SIC et lIcik 4Leopt by C 5rl iii n0 l5tge ls v 05 itu iiuyfani oome44 THE WAR OH GLlL4OV Faille Ettorim to Patch 17p a ComprOmlM In Queen County All efforts to harmonize the two waning Democratic factions la Queens county twIt the preoont time baa failed The IlocnlarIn dependent and JoffiTOn Democrats ot jvtni county and Long Island City in particular nro putting forth every exertion to overthrow the Glea on wing of the party They have marshalled nil their resources logotti with the avowed determination oi crushlml Mayor Ulcason They say Ills power Is tottering ana only needs n concerted effort to wipe It out ol oxistince hiveral conferences wore hold In Nnw York city dnrlni tho past woik etwenn I representa tives from Doth opposing factions will a view to patching up tlio existing dlllnrt nret and KO ing Into tho field with ant ticket only ilnnsons nomlneo for AHsemblyman lon the Sound district ot Queens count Ifex Senator JI Fagnn The ronular Dqmocratie nomlneo is exPustrna Jnmea A Mi ream of Lonic Island City The trot oshilor was made tat both factions withdraw the can didates and allow the State Committee tc narni a part for both support MuyorGliaiOn norjulipod In this pDPsa executing that he aimed four men wlo n ha would not support In any event The futpnln or regular faction tin n ofored to vJthdiaw MoKtntia providing Glonson would ilthdrav the rest of hit ticket The Mayor rilusod to do thb antI tho mooting ndjoui ned Another Little Hrhool ByomsoToN Oct 19Tita Bux lately pub llrthod a story about a Vorv little icliool di trlot in central Connecticut tho schcxl being mostly pedagogue and a small attachuont of scholars hero la another little district hat of Qulnm bang in tha white birches of this town Th sohoolhousn Is n trlllo blugerthnn a New York wholesale dry goods box I dingy white of complexion and faces n rifling lonely coun try road The front of the sructure has boat rntveii Into a network of I yVs InItIals anil freehand etchIngs of a pie innnv Interesting thing In nature S Itbln rt anil Itlous young medical Htudont pieildoa it tile masters diet and on a few roughsaed bonolio Is hi schooluat four boy rite four youngsters sure all this scholars In 0 district t Hudlt U evident that tluy and tie nrdagogiio will be busy nil the time durlnt the winter cutting wood to keli the Hr raring In the oM box stove In the room Tlusohoollioiisr IH one of lie oldist its tl tie iourttS anti IIKOI to ia run ruIng over with scholars but pOHtcrlt Isn I lo lou much for It in the rural fall t wri of ballin lIne mIles writ of Norwich In this county Is another lltte district which annual ly ritiiturn ulno pupfs In Custody nl tit Hotter Juisrial l The fttrneral of Ire Catherine Rbwo ror who on her dylnf lied accused l b r 500 of listing plioiipd her took place ietriay trout Ji N ivvHrktvnue JarseyClty TIlt a useii ion I ntllTdeld on miipldon of n IK r llo intended hit I fuural yi lrdi r liow v r it i was n conwttiilai by iJttactive ilLcul Claik ot loo boioud precinct f owbR Mnrpby Ulll 1 1Atrfek Ilupir BTdCO a irellknovrn char Vltr of Hlitca Inland and a cnstabio f r many rear la the town of Hldillolown CU kllleiJ yeuarduv morning yrbll sulk mil Ii thi trwkof tie histuit JfiiiiHl IUpMJii n uil wui HI oil toii MiiriJiy va stni k its 115113 i or tut AmOyy division uuui hiceLt I doc jollihu AIIIHH Jtllty on rM arroli gutdey TI ifiie4 I aru and lilt ulU rlillt 51 rsIrlr Latiedrij yeIrdsi 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fW JH1 FVWBr fr f T T T v THE SUN MOl DA OCTOBER 20 1890 f i I r nARLEMPUINSORHEIGHTS I rill FA1UUU1 nATTZtt WTO on VAS lIUJOV iaam rJllmrp Th none of UtiYolntlonnrr BoldUrt Be erntlr r um d Rewlw iin Aneltnt and littler ConlrOTirirtftorr o t th Item iNflt or IlwakfMt flU RGd Laborers grading a knoll 800 foot buck from 110th Amsterdam avenuo between Tenth or and U7th streets on Oot 6 turned up borne dered and crumbled bones Thoro were skulls and of throe bodies pArts of tlii 00 ports 101101 The tiollco took tho bonos to tho 152d street tntioti house then to tho Morgue and finally Soy reached Wards Island There 10 I no I tIit rechod I doubt thnt tlio l worn the bonesof Involution I err soldiers killed In tho battle of harlem It ollorB af tho noklns on Bopt 10 1776 and burled on I Mil of battle Dut those laborers stIrred up lonicthlDB for more lively than mouldered bnoL f elblDI ancient feud between the histori Til i Qes students and antiquarians of Blooming Ailo Helclits nnd harlem Heights baa broken out nlroFh witling much bitterness n when It frt ATOO In the years immediately following the Cft death of Anron Burr Incidentally another iUonsulun has arisen n to the burial place of Cel Thomas Knowlton and Major Loltoh who were killed In this battle and who were buried r been determined t some spot which has never doterlnod It allOno tot which was somewhere between 140th and ICOtli streets Those two factions might bo called those who Thso of Soot 16 1770 woe fought battle v ll vo this ntlo 176 wn toulht on Harlem Holcbts and those who believe It lnrlem harlem Plains and Blooming wiBfounhtonllntlom Doomlng dais Heights far to tho south of llarlom Heights rho people of Harlem Heights lolht9 lUst which means those who live beyond street iecard thoso who speak of this battle ns stret the battle of Harlem Plains ns wholly devoid of bMorloal knowledge and n objects of derMon and scorn Tho people who call I tho tattle of llarlom Plains as cordially detest and disregard the opinions of tho harlem Height en In the foremost rank of tho ndvocatos of Harlem Heights aro that distinguished historian that eminent torian Mr Martha J Lamb nnd dtilno tho HOT Dr Maunsoll Van llenssolaor Tho lorwnostbolloverln BloomlnRdalo Heights A ehort time Ii 1 Prof Johnston of Brooklyn JKO 1rof Johnston road a paper upon tho sub lectboforo tho Historical Society which was I severely and to all appearances succoasfully I crltlcliod by lr Vaultonssolaor But the harlem Plains heresy la widespread MDr Van Itonssolnor sadly admits Said he I 8 the other day I you ask ten Intelligent Now Yorkers what bottle occurred on tho alto of I utpor New York city during tho Revolution I loper atn norry to say that nine of them would an swer the battle of Harlem Plains There I ono clroumBtonco In connection wlta S ibis battle which was roillyonly four vigorous wblel tounljorouB itlrmlslies that has raised It to n position of Importsnco In this battle the Americans for bnllo the first time In the llovolutlonary actually drove the llritish In terrified retreat I bop renid ut after tho discouraging defeat wblch Washington received on Long Island It staved Hit uilvanco of tim llrltlih and put an incredible amount of courage nnd hope Into the American cause Tho ancient ana croutided Idea that a British soldier would not ttywns forever stamped out and the raw and untrained American soldiers wore Inordinately but thanks to tb prudence of nshlugton not dangerously elated Alter tim battle of Lone Islnad Washington retroale 1 to Now York city Then seeing tnt Kcw fork could not bo successlully doionded aeninn ion howe tie withdraw his forces lowly uii Manhattan Inland establishing his heajmmrtcrs on the west side near wbnt is now SlnerKKMirul street and afterward at tboJumel lon so on tho west side also but In to neighborhood of what is at present 101st street near St Nicholas nvonuo On Bopt 11 Aaron Burr led 1 long train of NOv lot lors who wished to get away from the city leloro len Howe took possession up tho lowo Island keeping nut of night as much as possl be Tho liritmh began to land In Now York and finally caught s1ht ot this bnggase laden train Inllr oartod In litiroult But Durr led all 10 n Inco or snrty w thIn WnMhlnlton1 lines uhi h were estnblbod lrOSB the wost side of tho Island follow Inc about tlio lint of 140th urcot according to the Harlem Uetgfjters but much farlhur down 1 tho Harlem Plainers Bro to In I believed The harlem Hclshtors say that tho British line was established nlonu Bloomingdalo and Uiishlnuton Heights Howes headquarters laing at Ninetyfirst street on the went side lud cue JirltlFli outpost under Gen Leslie on the right to tho Boutli of ilanhnitnnvillo and I te unrihof Mornintoldo Park On the height t tUtu mirth ol ManhattanUllo the Americans W r tested Thus the two forces were situ al on thn night of Hoot 16 What Is now JlanhaUanlllo wns then a big sloping hollow It u i not lie romomberod that all this country now so beautifully graded levelled and for recd laid out In smooth streets and covored with bunclsonm or comfortable houspf was then a wild waste with precipitous bills nail rough nod almost Impashablo doles while ver It nil WHS tho primeval vegetation Orie inailandmnks have lsalllonred heforo civil IZHtlnn Mils have beon lowered hollows filled and tho whole Inco of the country changed In the gray of tho morning of tb Ibth wash ington tent out Cot Thomas Kuoivltou a rr mlBlnc young officer nnd commander a Cctinectlcut regiment with 1 body of 120 Utmeclcut rOllment licked Ion to discover the situation of the tnomy I nl I Knowlton descended the pafis nhcti may yet lie traced In Audubon pass tidtUitod tho bao of the heights advancing rl ivrlyKouthwanl tliioiiBh tho tangled veiiota ton and OMT the rough ground which then lay Ixtween the ba o of tho bills and the river Be wound an und tli marsh which once coy erel the ground now lying between Manbat tnnTlll1 nail the river Ho poxsed over part of the present Bite of Manhattanvllle and began be ascent of Ibo stoip heights to the outh lie KndtU nly cnmo upon tho British advance nTBnco guard undo finn LofIlf teL hn whoa began ax rapid a retreat aa the nature of the round would permit Ho rejoiced J Wabhlngton and asked for roflnforoo neat Just then tbo BrltiHh came in Sight kloTliir the r bugles aK though they worn cbalnc foxes Washington at once planned tonptiiro lbs redioats who had BO dnrtoKly lumie1 insido his I lines Col Knowlton Hnjor I Itch and the reInforced company vi ri ordered to go around and come In to the ttrol tho British By sonic mistake they nwelr turned flue British flank before making Ilieutacic The lirltlsh turned anti a close and rlI1 tire followed In the course of Ibo twnrci oleyH butti Cot Knowlton and Major 14l1 h fell ilir former killed outright soil tba litter mortally wounded In Trinity C tame Hr teitr hut corner ol 153d street and the l nTnrd ovoulh avenue Is a pile of stones vii h 11 H mid to Ie uenrthii spot whore Knotrl to tell This location is I on tho authority of Mnn iirr whit was on the stuff of Jon I ut Sin 01 the tune but tli harlem Plainer scout till alit I pin oull tbo u eieuts t the South Of lluiti hattuiuiri tie At sly rae the urtih continued to retreat II JrIU t rtront Jciitlng an timy ran and noon diow off in fair frdr being re nforcod imd olvlntf battle tn alTiu tie irene i who wee somewhere In the IVthl r bool 4 r nflth street according 10 HID itsrssu rlI Illr 11611 thor body of tie Hi 11 iiirik iiiiiiiciiittiariilruataiidwMalmiuvl II 1110 I 1 lonn lireak pock bill lud iliing t nj roal sloe fullowod nearly the line 1011 Jieh I luii tt oiu9 Iuitol tjU old road IrnJ Cio br the iirnllyliu British of Ilia ilbvolullon lid tUu I net rlou Aincricau pursuers may fill Ie I iii n ty pitnuiiuii on tho Amsterdam t I ill81 lOIUt Cute car If they will look to Jii J is I I tsth HMII aol Ijb itrgets i A l iw to ujpi t to Ib I u ht of Arustunlnm ftv e be i ii I1 i lii I 0 t Iwo strst i Are lral tfL I J Kll i4t4ges tncingoneti and Itl 1Iol fuIi Vfl l KII A JeW hUlolrtj feet fur it I r q I HI u Ii lit I 1 11 IVIUI uUII suit If Ociett 1 uJwuy Susie not yot ben yfiuetxi And ill I MiM to uleinn flHijK redcoats dub VJI I I 1 r H uundrud years ago with Poifltg j Tr 111 II I I lo pursuit It woe In l avigtoLb4 l U iji t J 4 Umt the bop woo found 1eI foiLC UU J 11 hits f west i5 Auislardsu 1tlt til WI 1IIr alJ IIIIU 514 I 11t jl I wLitii5 f tot SilOS MIfttio itr o t II luml I 101004 0 tat vOJU 1P11lb Seoilurs wose briiugso dug iii ml r 1o 11 JIU 1 tisli sos 1 1411i1 t hue Jal ljUiJI4 1J9Jdi VCS Ieueq uif cbiusIou lult AI t 10DIU IU IIfljUW 11SJcegs f tart t bf o 4 I uSual j4 t II l Tt hv1 IW oirqj iliar skIrgnfaI luiduil K lulii liMoil Kr uu tlrlHI rrLueej I III lUlKltfb t v jGxjak siulUU Irlr J f vluliJibuliLtt t ucklttla rtiui t s lblL1 JI g suse other eSgti u It t aIiiI SrIut j I JII Ialuhe pIut I lb 1 IJA Ito jlsrtusn 1tlouluta Ili 1 lrh 1 fi1Il f 4 fi Ii biIn 1 1 u fist utu ii1inari I r IiWus a TO j r I XWW I I 4 gf o so I wile tii 1 it TuSoOblllIli J n ulr I I l3Ki S i1 i J Lilt 1 fuels end wll 1h I elflil I I b blot t4 I KlMWltHU Wf fuii 1I rl WM lo XKf siif ir Q ji 1 Wrii esIuio I MMfc PUS WJWJ iffi I V 11 I 14uia ol llr tJi j 4 u I 4LIurotvto5 ir1 t Ito wIlo cant r 1 I l With J J 1 i 1 is 4 r jlo wews Up IIJI bOli l It I 1wrt I lb bee of L Sr f b IJ Iwl f tlnl t lr j r ollr tti4 iou gjg4 jijl hl fltji1t r T J 111oltvJI jJ end the I S ui b 1 thiu Iiurtsd fe 1114 IUdl I kJ U I S 1 u51 Ioi 1 101 Ii Aunar 1 S r 1 t j I I a I lb I I rlthll dod a I 0 111 to trot II u 4 IuTIWLi9 leo hot l I I t jyrIat t 4Ut tloocrteaosck oil 0S4 ttjot U 1111 furthIf I IJ I 1Oi i i L I W I 1 dNt 1 rot Johnton of Brooklyn has not Fit been Beard frm hut ir VanTl nMola r Is wait Ing anxiously for him to ipeak I II I Mghlr Imnortant that this oontroTorsr oontrT should be fettled as all students nt revolution ary history have flht5yIOo over thn fact that some books say Harlem Itelabta while othora nay Harlem 1lnlni Dr Vanltenoselaer goes so far n to say that nioomjngdale Heights was nornr hoar ar until ISTGvrlien It was necessary to alTO nn exposition and when the elevate railroad ternilnntod In the neighborhood of llOihatrent To give this locality an historic I loalty air lars Hr Van llenssnlnor tbn story of n battle at llloqmlligdnlo heights was invented 1 Ho with tho digging of these bones all educated anti historically Inclined llarlom Is agitated This side of Central Park the educated and the historically inclined lIre In sore doubt Harlem Heights or Harlem Plains MORAL lisP OL1NCI Prof AdUr nemionn for the Prcient Lstek or TJefp Bptrllrmlltjr Pro Felli Adlor In his address before tho Bocloty for Ethical Onltore yesterday bad an audience that entirely filled Cblckerlng Hall Ho took for hla subject Agnosticism Not a i lnIUtr I Tho ale wild Prof Adlor Is ono of ma terial splendor and intellectual achievement It la also nn age of spiritual vacuity Tho churches speak today for the most part in an apologetic tono Doctrines which thor onco stated roundly they now Insinuate Thoy apologize explain away and modify Their forms too have bocomo antiquated and be hind tho times On the other hand science speaks 1 sufficiently positive tone But con cerning religious things It Is mute Tho ut most It can bo brought to say Is I do not know knowThero Is 1 difference between knowing and apprehending When wo are aware of too I causes by which a thing exists wo ran say that wo know It Wo cnn apprehend much that wo do not know Agnosticism moans that wo hnvo no understanding I nm an agnostic but I am nevertheless convinced of tho existence of the lieantltul and tho good Wo hoar much about scientific religion a term which always seems to mo like tbo ex pression A square circle Tho tendency of tho world wo are told Is continually toward Improvement and a day contnualr when In wi place of tho Imperfect wo shall have perfection Wo have no reason to think that the environ ments of earth will over bo Buch as to mean the survival of tho finest Those who are best fitted for their environment hero are the ones that live The principal reason why there Is so little deep spirituality at the present dar Is because people are easygoing They want to enjoy religion with a kind of sensuous enjoyment I I cannot help them Thu warto gotthat central conviction that there la justice In things Is to fight always to Sight tlnlBIB I seo young mon before mo who seemed destined for better things who by their natural Instincts ought now to bo taking 1 deep Interest In the uplifting of their follow man They have become absorbed in business business and pleasure nnd havo tailed to live up to their high Ideals I havo soon young blghsptrilod girls who sot out with a nobla determination to do what thoy could for the improvement of their sex but who wero swept nway by the current of the commonplace Yet tho struggle must go on and the moral Indolence of tho I present day must be suppressed I NEWS Of TIIR HAlLttOADS JLntcat Information or Interest From All Quarter A Boston despatch says President Adams of the Union Faolflo Company writes home rather encouragingly regarding tramc pros ooots on tbo line Ho confirms what was b for understood that tho road has moro freight offered than I can handle with It prosont equipment Of 131 locomotives or dered last spring only eleven had been deliv ered at last advices Had tho now cars and engines come along as they wore duo to come it Is estimated that IbO earnings would have boon 1300000 to 400000 per month more than tho record shows The bulk of this would bo net and moro than tho usual proportion would bo net because the strain upon engines when they are forced to haul heavy lends en tails large expense for repairs The lank of equipment heavy repair expenses the low rates prevailing Rod the poor net of tho Ore gon Railway and Navigation Company are tbo loading causes of the relatively poor showing of the Union Pacific system for eight months The not decrease of the whole system for eight montbs was 42tXU The net decrease of the Navigation Company was 1657000 In part made up by the increase of H97000 on the mae This poor showing arose oblelly from the terribly severe winter which damaged tho roadbed nnd equipment and badly washed somo of the now brunch lines necessitating heavy repairs and reconstruc tion Tho property Is now in condition to haul this seasons crop of wheat now harvested and moving at satisfactory rates Better re turns from this division are looked for nnd If rnton weie ns nuro to be ns sntlsratory on the whole system ns In Oregon and Washington the outlook for the company would be rela tively brIght The coal traffic promises a large development The connection with the Chicago and Northwestern road through tho Cheyenne and Northern thlrtylhomllo exten sion nearly completed likewise promises well The straightening of the Utah and Northern road between Ogden and McCammon and the broadening of the gauge has as heretofore stated boon completed This outlay his been bout 1800000 and not 2500000 as I stntod by a paper published in that region i Tha alterations have shortened tie distance between Ogden and McCammon from 110 to 111 miles Homo nine miles of entirely now main line has been built and the erode reduced from a maximum of lU feet tofiJ feet to the mlo Eight narrowgauge earn were a load over the former high grade Twentylive standard gauge cars or more can be hauled ever tbo now credo hlxtypound steel rails have been substituted for 35 to 40 pound steel and Iron rails Those alterations woro necessarily costly but tho benefits will be great The costr wi lumber and other frelcht from the far North to the Halt Iako will now take the short line Instead of the long one by tho way of Granger and to tho exceeding advantage of the main lino between Granger and Ogden which Is a good deal crowded A man over the line n whllo auo says 0 saw over 300 loaded lum ber cars Hide tracked on this section awaiting shipment A Lockport dosnntch says bitter war baa been started by W C llenearson general pa scnger agent of the trio against the Homo Walertown and Ogdnnsbtirg Itallroad for the Canada business to New York out of Suspen sion Bridge The latter road baa been cobbling up soil the ItiBlnonH by round trip excursion rate of 9BO from the bridge to Now York and return The Erie quietly went over tho Cana dian territory last week advertising a round trip of IS f for Saturday from tho Iridge to New York and return Tho oonseuuencn wee that two trains of his passenger wept down last night to the metropolis over the Jrle Ho much for bustling now General 1ahsenger Agent Ulnear on oftlio Erie hero In ome prospect ol a flffbt between Irle Central and Erie on New York passenger business between ttutlona J1s Jler from the Vail to Iloiuumar Improvement ci Williams CII WILUAHIITOWII Mna Oct 19WllllamiCoJ logo opened this year with 807 students about tho usual number but with prospect much fairer titan eur before Compared with lout year It U almost a pew college Tb new Mark Hopkins memorial building built from Alumni contribution at a cost of nearly IJOOOO and flttoJ up with the bOlt modern lusts and convoDlcm send tu ricont and ix toutJto iiiJdltloi to ito library oem U war rant Lbs r4itlon that no college ol UN rlo In the country ban snore couifurtablu and uttr ivo bulidlnicai Jr Caiwni report for Ills ninth year as Ire Iduntof ito college has just boll issued J lutloii and 01 uole In tic putt VIA amount to 7TWDand lli iiiiraordlimrriiiviiM t iiow TJio iooticubt gills were tUsb lor I l J OIS nnwliiii from the Laull I family iOXxJufowiih WlnijIicttttat tfm furijii wproirriDvDt ot 11 1Itio r iii ld ilJW lor tint j J IIJI Ipooot fl lU ClOud Ira It iu tlwcuiu va lfout nm II0I llrrou yitogi Yd I 011 K IlLifirx ljtj Slot llr hi0 91 Ird to twice lei111 sIre Iy his 41111 Lit IWIt I S4IPIOL tout AUIIII wh IIIIIWU us oaAIoifiid IJI sifaut4 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Are Yon of tlie latter i Kneh man hem tender prtt wltkSOIrSt Ii the heart with some the lest w c to the tatter Oar mens shoes r5 sap proneliskhle fbi eomforl Ot Inrnblllty i5 oht lot b trlei I combination often nongh seldom rotund HANAN St SON AT nrTAir1 COT nnOAniTAT ear Fallen et aam nilOAl VAT bel Reade 6 DnsnMW 1S01I nnOAIHTAT cor 20th New Yor tloa FVJTON BT JJOI LYN Opposite City hell nnANCR HOlES zrnLsnErrhhI IIOSTON CffXOAQOi InILAnEJrIIA CmOAGI AND UIIWAVKIE i dSbl BEST J 4 xxxi I Oqhois I LEADS TIlE WORLD W I rf5iaM II 45 f ittvf f In lt G J mtltttfia M l f SliEst Tt e M ssw n wiiuu4 i Ie his ii 11 I IM S n rKriKfxr al I 44 srt el pllHttSl5 slit5 ttn osso II w uivrr vl i luiuuj I MU I MORE BREAD IS OBTAINED I I t T lies fisi 59 Ten 5 5 en Ul t if Is 5 IIIJ lps4jtsSIe4seasse I l fm wl 54 ao tioiy sa Ub U aa i I I 504 I Sw at or fm S f Ulvt 4Utl V uutcfrtbI6st4t I A CATAioavn OP ova FAULTS no HOT B fiber Newto Reeks to Hhorr VTh r Thcr Itoam for Zttrorn IWr Wo Want Municipal neform was the subject of tho HOT Hebcr Kowtons sermon In AllBouls P E Church yesterday Dr Nowton discussed this toplo In 1 war that would lead the unreflecting hearer suppose that I Mr Scott were to bo elected bo would transform Now York Into New Jerusalem All tho faults In the city Government that could be discov ered were discussed In whnt Dr Nowton called tho bleb plane of philanthropy morality and religion rolllon 1 am not pleading for our resorting to almsgiving or nocalled charity or for help from tho Statesaid Dr Newton but for a government which will so order tho conditions of life as shnll mnko tho possi 10 n shnl way as easy aa 10Bel tile for every ono to win his dally broad nnd to hold the full reward of his dally labor I would not plead for any dream of the abolition of poverty but simply for that nlghnthnnd millennium which consists In reducing poverty Let us havo municipal reform for the pake of health also Health Is tho poor mans capital Tho east side has breathed tainted at mospheretrom aorofts tbo East Oliver which the cltv authorities seemed powerless to control and our own atmosphere tainted by tho con dition of the streets Tbo jobbery that has at tended the laying out of our sowornKO system has vitiated the atmosphere of hosts of homos In tho city Our Health Board would jgladly load In sanitary reforms but political Influence controlling the Bonrd baa uniformly been hos tile as to any anon reform aa would Interfere with the profit of tho department ns nn Old Politicians Snug Harbor Mockery of govern ment I Wo saddle ourselves with 120 OIl annually to support the Street Cleaning De partment and then ourselves subscribe to got our streets cleaned Iot steotl Then our food supplies need constant In spection against adulteration which the rich adultcrton guard themselves against by purchasing at highpriced stores The poor mans only security for pure food Is pure government Docs any ono claim that wo have supplied ourselves nur tb water of a sufficiently pure qual ity Homo had pure water from tim Tuscan Hills through her groat viaducts and In our dny Glasgow has tapped tho crystal waters of Loch Katrine Wo aro content to use water from a basin whoso tainted condition was shown to us n year or two ago In vivid colors We want reform In the interests of educa tion Our little onos run wild through tho most Important period of childhood Other cities have been quick to rococnlzo the beauti ful kindergarten diatom In which tho Imagi nation Is Inspired and every power which leads to capacity for I old winning Is evolved under beautiful forms of play And wo have not ono free kindergarten In our school sis tom A year or two ago we proponed to sup ply our schools with Industrial annexes but of IDle weve hoard little of the matter Every poor man has n right to expect of a froo school system the training of his children to support themselves Now ever poor mails child Is handicapped by faulty education A large proportion of tbo offences which are committed continued Dr Newton treat Ing tho moral side of the question aro against property Small communities have no such offencex because then Is a comparative ly small struggle for existence Cheerless homos drive worklngmon to tbo gin pnlncos Liverpool has just built a gigantic homo for worklngmen Wo dont need to bo told that I this lifts otr a groat temptation from tho dwell ers In that model home Our police courts aro schools of Injustice I I Trials In thor nro object lessors H tbo biazen law thnt might makes right 1eoplo who como hero from foreign shores soon learn that the justice of which they have hoatd so much means a pull In the police court nnd our po lice force Is a positive power for evil In ninny ways And finally wo have practically a free trade In rum STANFORD AND iwhTisoioy XLK California Expect New Development From Their Ancient Quarrel BAN FRANCISCO Oct 10 Senator Stanford and 0 P Huntington have refused recently to talk of tho quarrel which has excited so much public attention but at Int both have been publc ntonton Induced to break their silence Stanford Is hero and Huntington will roach the city to night When tho Central Pnclflo Ballroai R com pleted and the great picture was painted by TbomoBII Driving tho Last Splko Stan ford appeared n the central figure vfith a Chinaman holding tho spike ant the chaplain on the other side justondlngtho prayer Whon Huntington saw this ho said Its 90 per cent Stanford and balance divided between bannco Chlnamnu and chaplain This romark was the first atuso of their quarrel which smouldered until six years ago when It bum into blaze by th election of Stan ford to tho United States Senate nnd tbo do feat of Aaron A Sargent who did much to help Huntington In floating tho railroad Huntington demanded BnrgontB election as a reward for services but nt Ibo eleventh hour the Stanford men knlfod him and elected the railroad magnate Huntington was savage and waited for revenge I came last summer when bo ousted Htanfoid from the Presidency of the railroad and declared war on biB Sen atorial aspirations Peace vvus patched up by young Crocker and 1 formal agreement younl signed by Huntlngtou that he would keep lois bands off Stanford I Is understood that tbo Stanford party fur I nished proof that the Senator had nothing do with bargents defeat but that slnco then Huntington his como Into possession of docu ments showing the falsity of this claim and that ho Is more angry than ever All California Is deeply Interested in tho result Stanford was guarded In his talk H said lonly accented tile Benator hlp when I was told that Sargent could not possibly got it I never paid 1 cont for Ibo placo never heard of money being paid never saw a man who could honestly say ho bad received 1 cent on that ac count and know of no one who ever made such claim I have always believed I believe now no money was used When asked why huntington persisted In snylnl the Bonatorshlp had been bought Stan ford replied I can only guess at Hunting tons motives Ho was asked whether bo would calmly endur nnotunr outbreak of HuntlngtouH abuse nd replied there was a limit to his patience HP oudod the talk by aaylng that on business questions there was no difference between him and Huntington huntington was interviewed on the train bearing him to San FrnncNco Ho ropcatod what be bad paid before nbout his determina tion not to have the Southern 1aclfloH oDIces turned bald into caucus rooms Of tho quarrel ho Differenced between Stanford and my self have been thoroughly nlrod In tho newspapers Stanford and I know each other 1 have not said anything behind his back that rot 1 Pine not salt to his face Wo huvn agreed to differ on certain points which are so far apart that thoro Is a gulf between us and I am free to say It will probably Always rmnaln What Stanford has anno cannot now bo lomodlad Any personal quariolwu may havo link no bearing on my present trip to California huntington do rlared frankly that Hiiruonts defeat dissolved Ills parHonal rolntlnp with htanfurd but be disclaimed reoiionrlblllty for Democratic at tacks 1 I Stanford now being made ou tho rtump in California J Iniirrhal of Huntlngton has revived cto rlei nf tirobabli pate nf Kouthnrn Iaclllc to llio VaiidorlultM or llio Htundurd Oil Company Tlii former are Imylii Llilon Iuclllo htoov nnil lit latter want wiBturn ronne tlon for Illwuuukeo imd M Iliu It U t known hurst Mr hopkins Hearten would Hell ber interest and If they could pick up M WO lore Mock limy could gel control liuutliiutou says bo would toll If hit tot an ottoi Maine la ttittffo far s Diver l NrWIUII Oct JUiur a year pott flooru If kiln ion n former iiollilclun has been In Mil ago sacking I divorce front liU wlf who liven liar I W IT McCroskory hiss been l ap IId I 1rpIIIIIr ID taus tl tontlmoiiy I i isuuburgTi m tIC if Kut much Is t rut C nf lb case but Jim I Minion ni Cliii lii J liourml liy wiuimul ttU BI uiiuau 4 itlifnitn lust jr liub nil aIC iifit vuvof4 und lint If JII Jiao4 ciii el AI t all H would iicrui b 1 I itnu Will i ut 11 filtgO for e dilutes but voulJ lousfi uUlixl for It sight ltire An 9esmM JIjrsIli Ur end 4gi It fIchSWu gtovi u roeojllou yesterday nt hour hose 91 Vest H otrllib sinai i i ctltliiul thou unatfiu ut li stoar 111 oil IMr utfbUr thu I ulu I I t lifhlw frisi Ir AIIIII 14Y5r melD If iIC 4 111 1 ApssSJoPY J ilIrnt r1 tqtjv j s m I sb woes 1 loiMLS iou SI IIlliII I It b OSuil iI rbeij J Oft J1rll iutts hi liiU II ogsatiiitoi l UlcMf rftUs hub his f l JIt f roijJIifull hiy JUol his I Aumii ni4 vlMH I Udss Id ttttntmff Sr 1jCouiir I 4iiiiffilil of liii fWt a g HAHU lu I wl lu luaifJuiJf rOo in UltlUtl tb t fiiirr 0 rtut fur nttuuim f vuuiH tim H 1415111 iffMttt fjt iioailusliMi In lb I uouiissii Offi4 djattut S hi toW 44 II i audi 1 toi is Iild Illite 1Iiipi I5 r Sit 111 I IIa cA1 110D 44 Lb I vi t1 1 is I 114 Iu IoSws I I aluIJ Jt 1 Iot cltUIL ull II iiabsor we fe not TH BABIES OF THE CAPITAL mir SXAJIT auroras AND TUB cvra ACTS Of NOTED INFANTS Senator Bpoon Unitcal Prodlcr UtMa H MlB nI ntrtatlon With SUe Vice rrldt Henmor CnrlUle Hrluhl Or ndton A UomlnKPmyr Inlmipled VisntNOTOK Oct 19The babies of tho capital are tho best part of Washington society Amid the bon mot of blind diplomats tho sweat nothings of belles and beaux and the heavy conversation of wouldbe statesmen their Innocent chatter shines out like din monds and their pretty sayings go from mouth to mouth Baby MoKco has taken almost as much space In tho papers n his grandfather the President His wardrobe has been de scribed His dally habits aro chronicled and tho correspondents have followed him to tho seashore and have telegraphed just how many splashes he has made during his morning bath To road of him you would suppose ho was tho only baby In Washington whereas there aro 1 dozen more who aro fully as Inter esting a ho Senator Cameron will not concede that there Is a brighter Infant anywhere than bin little Martha Gen Anson O MoOook baa a baby who would Itako n prize at any baby show and which was tho wonder of Deor Park and Oak 2 PalLiD SPoONED land during the past summer I defy any ono to pick out 1 nicer little girl In short clothes In any part of the world than little Poly Porter tIle daughter of tho Census Commissioner and I could name 1 score of other charming Ito onos whom the girls say aro just too Sweet to live Many of tho Senators have bright chil dren and Mrs Bpooner has a boy who Is an Infant musical prodigy Philip Bpooner Is tho youngest son of Senator Bpoonor of Wis consin and for Intelligence and brightness ho Is unexcelled by any boy of his ago In fact In many respects ho far outrivals many of his seniors Ho inherits his fathers keen Intellect added to tho mother wit which physiologists affirm Is an Inherent quality In every manchild Philip is not ashamed of bin continued fond ness for Ibo dole which lighted tho days nf his Infancy Tho solo difference between tbo past and present fancy Is tbnt as advances In years tho dolls to suit his taste must bo very handsome The ugly ones are now banished to the closet This weakness extends also to a child especially if she be a girl and If I pretty llttlo Phil never fells to admire nnd rot her In fact treat her an I she wore a uinldou In her teens With those near his own ago bo Is i a trlllo more shy but I beautiful bo admires them Ills two greatest passions am music and horseback riding Tbellrsttalontho justly Inherits from his mother I ho woro asked to chooso his favorite pastime ho would find it difficult to decide His fondness for music however approaches to 1 passion and he will wl sing any length of time for the turn love of I In a clear soprano that easily reaches the second G above tho staff Ho was told the other day that the soprano Miss hybll Sanderson could roach I two notes higher Ho at onco de termined that ho would not excelled and ho Immediately struck tho high J Ills mother bowovor allowed very few repetitions of tho note though his natural execution Is a gift und bo sings without effort Ono of Philips greatest amusements IH a largo toy theatre In which bo often gives on opera usually with only his mother for audlonco Dunne these entertainments he varies his voice from the high soprano to the deep basso to salt the separate parts and his performnnce is truly entertaining Before beginning ho Invariably Inquires which singer biB audience prefers and S it happens to bo Lehman It is extra DKB8IE HRAIE ordinary to noto tbo extra fulness and dignity he can throw Into hIM voice I Patti be rovols In scales trills and roulades Ills fondness for using big words olttlmcH leads him to commit mistakes and his mortification when he becomes involved IH very keen Ho Is likely to Bay that ho tins Included to do so and so and that some folks aro very stupontltlous meaning superstitious Like his older broth ers 1hlllp Is a keen lover of baao ball and while at the soosldo this pnst summer be was manager of a nine I rblllii has another weakness besides his fondness for horse back i xerclso It Is his love of handsomedros Ing lie Invariably InsiioctshlH ruuothurs oven ing dress and bin correct eye IH quIck to di tort any lack of finish or grace In drapery und hO Is an critical of style as any woman On ono subject critcal oxceodlnuly particular Ho never permits his mother to leave the house until who IIIIH entirely completed the putting on and fastening of I her glove 1b 11 hnoonoVH theatre recalls the fancy dross ball which Mr and Mrs John I McLcMiu gave to their son Peale MclAon a short time ego at which thu children npnnuron In fancy cos tume and one of this brightest and iAttlcNt 1 lvii j lKlo lleala the daughter of Sir and hire John Deal of this city Him WW only eIghteen months old at the time The toilet lilia wore reprannrited Erne la Maruulsn and was mad with long court train of pink bro cad trimmed with vvanndowu over a petti S S Ii S I I s 1111W it rjlllllll IK alII iir old poInt Isa I o wtull orIjg1ully IQsoe4 stir MXliJrV W OIIK II O M Ill Pits rit wsiutti wilt heer lItt Ull rlJII111 01114 tUhiJsiodstf setli gJlabuij flWI dllI J1UInIII of II suiiidssi WitS S SII hi riditsyl 40f lUUIi toted Ifllurll I IO aiy tuupbl iitijtl4vLirfsafuUul fliteuutsejat I text 11tf Qldf liu4boyr ftsrgIi tvtsu4 1111 flit 1 jiSjj 54ito0U15401si ticr fo iii nail tv litorituiq LIIJIJJIJ Ipr affir IIJ IftUIU lust IIIMIJI Weww J 41 Iot I Wotit our hicstu loc SUtSii last I Joe rtl1 ttet wJU thi Uihm Qtd se III IV J00151 IdlG Jo 4iI IIItb 1114 to oa4sd TU 1110111 I 1 ws Juasq mat IjC I tigiiqt pi I nasa WIa f In lbs fixHtt wtw to IJO IPl I JHfIU fr sainos II isv sfl CltItloO to hislees Ir out luutf MO ph swseeued to bag pstbsr lust iii 1 TM Ur 11 griiuoditber WUIII4 Pt 5biok lair sit on ttV l il ru Sac Ii b t 4uhos4d II Hi selbr erssjoo It stoti I 1adl4 iii riGow5iik bVStif5f1i4 PI g AW I Jod 18 urb nil uidiuou s Lists I T JauwUJcllm tft iW if co I 1 b r by strangers The other day a laxlr greeted tltranllOfII street with How do you do UessloT Miss Boss looked past nor without bowing and then turning to hornnrpo said r Tell I her to call roe Miss Elizabeth Beale and Ill talk to her Rho asked for n candle the other day and n cnndelopo to put It In When she Vvns laughed at she oxclalmod In wrath I Well If yon dont put a candle In a oandtlopo where do you put It 1 KxBpeaker Carlisle feels two feet higher whenever he looks at Ills grandson John n Carlisle Jr Tbo baby looks like him and he Is I ai bright as a button Ho Is only 2 roars old but he has an old hood on young shoulders nAnny v Down IIo In n youth of decided Individuality has an opinion of his own and puts on moro dignity than tho Senator himself Ho will not permit strangers to call him John and ho dosptnos Johnny Ho Informs evory nno that his right name Is John O Carlisle Jr nnd bo always adds that his grnndfathorH name Is John 0 Carlisle Hr lie Is n loving little follow and Is not spoiled Ho rules the household and the Senator IB his Iao Another Senatorial baby belongs to tho Dolph family Tho Senator has four boys anti tilt youngest Who Is named Harry Ylllard Is the brightest of the lot lie Is his parents flomotlnuK fear too bright for his age anti since ho has gonn to fcliool bo has lost flesh from oorBtudr Ho stands nt the head of his clans and ha spends moro tlmo on books than In play His father holds him up ns ono of tbo boat products of the State of Orogon Ono dny when ho was scarcely old enough to walk his mother loft him sitting on the front doorstop while she wont for a stroll remarking that she was going to take a llttlo airing Sho bad not gone far before sho beard tbo pattor of small footsteps behind her nnd as sho turned llttlo Harry caught her bund nnd said Mamma cant I take a little draught too Tho Chinese Ministers have In several cases had children during their administrations nnd Ibo almondeyed cromucolorod little Toungxtershnvo been ushered into American Ilfu with all the ceremonies which prevail In their own country Minister Kukl had n charming little baby whllo ho represented Japan In thin country and have tho llrnt Korean baby over born to a Korean nobo out side the kingdom ilrno Chn Yun has us Bertod her Independence since Hho name her nnd Instead of being shut up In the back ot tho house ai her sisters are at home she him mado calls gone to receptions nnd haRmon received her friends at urn Legation building Her husband acts as Minister One of the funniest stories about children I have heard lor a roar is n description of nn In cident In the family of ono of our most pious statesman I would not say that tho head of tbo family Is PoHtmastorUonernl Yannmukor but ho was certainly of the name religious ten dencies Ho believes that his children should tako part In all the religious observances of the family nnd be tries to adapt these ob servances to the understanding of tho young unt of them lie loads his family worship In prayers made up of words of ono nyllabloand compoos thom as though thor cnmo from the minds of tho children themselves Last week while thanking the Lord for tho good Ho bad done for tho little ones of his lamll1 ho grow eloquent over tbo benefits they had received Ho thanked Him for the old homo Barney which gave them such delightful country rid ing Ho thanked Him lor their homo and good dinners anti ho poured out his soul In thanks to Uod for the toys that they bad His little fourynarold daughter could not contain her self She broke into the prayer with a sigh anti then clapping ecstatically said Oh God dont you wish you was use OllITUAIlY John Dorm Benton tho Inventor of somo of the best of the drop nnlckolinthoslot ma chinery died In East Providence on Saturday Ho Invented tho handsome models of steam ships monitors and cruisers R on In all big cities Ho was born In Fort Independence Bos ton harbor fility oven yours ego his father being the commandant of the fort at that tlmo Benton made a model of the first monitor by order of Mr Krlc ons friends and was In structed to deliver It In person to Lrlccson Ho found tbo greatest difficulty In getting an in terview with Ericsson and when ho went Into his presence tho reception was a very chilly one However Benton uncovered the masterpiece of mlnlaturu model manufacture nnd tho sweet tones of the music box began to grind out the na tional airs of LrlcHsons fatherland Ericsson burst Into tears and from that time the In ventor und Ericsson woro the best of friends Ericsson later presented Don ton with a gold watch nnd chain Beaten boasted that bo had won more money in the lotteries than any other man In the country Ho claimed to hao won 100 101 getting In live years four 115000 prizes Although Bonton mado fortune aftor foi tuno and had at his death some very valu ables machines grinding III nickels about the country be died almost penniless Lary Flnlan a native of Ireland and for more than forty years a resident of HurpcrH Ferry died In that town on Saturday the nee of 77 About fifteen years ngo bo decided to make his tombstone Ho procured a piece of slate three by hIve foot cut the apex In Ibo form of n cross chiseled his name nnd plaoo of birth and thinking ho would din between the years of IrtSS and 1X30 cut the first three fig ures on the face of tho stone As ho did not die at that tlmo ho cancelled the last llguro and substituted J and sent the stone to his lot in the Catholic cemetery Mr iinlan was burled on Sunday bis tombstone being erected after the tilling In of his grave Seymour W Ely for many years a coal mer chant In Now York died on Saturday night at hits residence in Bridgeport Ho bad been Buf fering for it your with slight brain trouble but bud iccovered Hufllcleiitly to nupei Intend a small grocery business which ho purchased here Ho was GO years old and leaves a family Mrs Ann Ackley died In Moodus Conn a day or two ago aged b2 yearn Tho houso In which she died wan built by her greatgrand father more than 200 ours ago and Abbey Ann was born stud always lived in It The Aokloys wore related to Moodua witchcraft history ICO years ago Conrad B Krogtgaard died at 4R9 Sixth avenue Brooklyn on Saturday In his 60th year Ho bad been the publisher of a weekly paper In South Brooklyn for several yours lint lately bad not engaged In any business He wax tho master ot Greenwood Lodge StJ F and A M Close erh Heidi Concert Mr Anton heidi brought to a close hail night In the Madison Sjuaro Garden Amphitheatre time most successful series of popular couccrts that bo ban yet conducted lu this city The hall was crowded with the conductor friends who sent to him 11 handsome laurel wreath Tho fiirewill programme was vui led and bad many novel and pluuMug feature Mr John tlieblro harplat to the Duke of Edinburgh wait heard In a election from MftitUu iWiIerx Trumpeter of Buck liuwn wa gcisin with u tnimpot solo by Mr bulferlh iiiiil Mr Clifford Hhmldt played up en itt violin hole s llonmncit und lairs tarts iJyi iyl imoi hue mrlng oreho tra rendered also the lotus senu and thu polioalsi fiom Ilnrtait rJuieiiddo and tliu tmturt oiifluded with tba overture from Taun bQu ur An Interesting fact ID connection with the series of Hold COMCI rti Is i last boy win spore ucesful lu iluuui lob returns to lieu dlrmMrn Sum ibis ritiauk munteinulit und but with Iii jo I iii rid uitiI at n IrunliujiiitK uiid I Ii irlvlluK Sit MUAluif Iba Sttsltdsit4 toC4p11 i 1sotr fi just nlulit uudl li i e warn llliJini IUiMjl l Mario Jiiuili Sb i Jsloiis KvuMuu fdias I Eel 1111 I 1iuf I lint ltislb J Llioyiuu nud Juduu Jiuimti niid isis family JiIY UI4 ftllutt In I uuirrntul Mllilfiivvk O 1 1 9 1Susuuo slwsysllvly Ollf I Itisi Coup VII Ul MldllUW lUiUlVU OlllU u it bEasts ilo mitt try lusty work tur in luiu ii Hbfo sat H ibr Hill trlais l ill ivutt oil Pxk u iluy if trite funu woik bU r uik loud trciii fUblii lu Utlluni She bAttle liuim lit iiljflJtf all wilt ilofti if utui C n lln n l iatoIlib but wijebtud ttuui ultv lit wiUux Iys 45tuistork of fww es4oto I it sCulsrfIijiy PIIISIS until fur Id ussr II ii ssji Ills Sail hiuiuid noIsd4455 IC lbs shito JbJ tou sir los us icy asaua sar cup of Ibt s4ua jougoggps wise Jowl Al 4 isuhj Jo 50 sltoujaj4 sj Jtiw bir fiJJSaIjMSstJtepJJt4iLuS issy ugb Jiossous Jitsir trniilt ioU lash to intuy ago Vu to tsoottr aod yprstr yjviaog JoISIj Qf Muhssgto Ill vet old ii tl7rr7lir Icliof 1011 Is Ii Ito i lifts West wiub it ssyssuy oifu ri pow DJjneuia riS it e44r iitdr i Pl toJ CcdIU JJunlituosetj 5jO rlssrsd 1Jssi Wltb rvuittut it i n 5 llo tot 5454bi11 with i so ia baW s I bJIi JIW Jiiv ttst4 Join Stsl i ii i Ubd r tIMI bond wult hut ir aoL It l lL6u Lt ll case usy Ui out siahsL ft ImS us IM sijidrs4 nlulAt u sit giti MisSli i4 as jstso4 serm 5 M4iS 4t54i ttttn M4 44 5 M SII55 NaiiLj teed 55 ab U CBICKBX RECORDS Work i the Matropolllnn DUtrlet Cricket LflO The last name in the championship series ot the Metropolitan District Cricket League ban been played and the whole schedule has been cone through with the exception of ono post poned gamo It Is not probable that this game would alter the positions of the clubs if It wore played so It Is of little consequence and the Manhattans may bo proud ot the distinction of being llrotrrlro winners of the IJCOBUO trophy J ha order lu which the clubs finished Is as follows Oantl flauta min toil Drawn Fotnu tMantiMlan 10 7 1 a 7 JNewlort ii 0 a I 8 8Kinii Uonntytu o 4 o 8 Ooimopolltaa ll 4 4 1 4 or J A c 111 a o a a 0 Htdfonl to i o 0 I The Manhattans played a splendid game all through time eoivflon and there Is not the Bllgbtest doubt that the host club won They were defeated but once during the season and then by the narrow majority of throe runs Tlio Cosmopolitans have always made an ef fort to put up n good match for tbo Manhat tans but it was a genuine surprise to many Now Vork cricketers when they dnleatod thom early In the season The two drawn games wore both In favor ot the Manhattans anti wero Played with the Now JoroeyA 0 and tlio Now York C U The batting of M I It Cobb the captain of the club was ono of the features of tim seasons cricket and ho will receive no loss than lour prizes from the League for his tine display A Wallls also rendered valuable i assistance by his steady play and J Hose P J Trondorgnst and H A Noon nil did good work In tho butting department Tho follow ing are some of the principal averages PATTING AVKIUGE8 lImes Mastic tnni noiour annn mini At V R Cobb 10 4 IO UTO 41dO A VV Kills 10 1 01 irel 1BII P 1 frenilerftst 7 2 014 711 16 so J itose 9 1 fyf 124 ISV HAKOOD 10 0 2n 129 12IIO U R niorsom 0 I 10 74 073 Not out tl II Cobb did almost nil the bowling for the Manhattans At ono time F J ProndcrgnHt anpcarod ns If bo would do somo front execu tion with the leather but ho became very erratic and only dollvered altogether twenty eight overs Tb ilgures are hOWLING AVEISAGEL Hallt ItaWrnt Hunt matt Av M ILCobb IV 3 U7 IMS 47 1Lt14 K J rrendergast IM 5 on U rxua R A Noon IM n ui n 055 ll It Coyne 114 11 87 e n17 II Martin Ito 5 DO 7 714 THE NEW TORE CLuB The Now York Club which secnrod second place was consldorably strengthened during the season by the nddllion of several players from tbo disbanded Newark Club They lout n good man In J K Itoborts who played only In time llrst five games anti bin overage of 2000 Shows that hn would probably have made a good fight with M U Cobb bad ho remained to llnlxh the series i W Stratford also did good work during the season his innings of 54 against the Now Jersey A C being particu larly brilliant performance J U Lacy and A II Stratford also did vory well in batting as may bo seen from tho avorages BATTING AVEnAOES Tlmtt Man In aver nnA not out eatenS Thins aar J n Ebbing5 3 H3 to 2000 K WStratord7 ll 61 lOu 1M4 J II Lacr 0 0 28 7H lioil A 11 stratford5 o IM 67 1121 J Ii Source u 1 BJ 74 ui5 N tout The Now Yorks had quite n number ot bow lore and hero again they lost a good man In J E Roberts who bonds their list E A Bkyno also bowled In excellent form during the sea son and kept dangerously close to llrst place throughout the whole series BOWLINO AVEITAOES JtotLs Jaiiietu Reel macat Mtraot I B Itoberts33 21 129 an 430 K A styli 371 0 too 20 012 A II lford72 7 Iii 17 UM K W Strattord204 10 It4 7 1143 Ci000re142 1 37 7 S20 THE KINGS COUNTY CLUB The Kings County Club won the name num ber of points ns thu Now Forks but their losses being greater places them in third place P W Stiles II Mnnloy and 0 Franklin especially did good work while tim addition of C H Ibllllps and J T Morgan to their league team materially Improved their eleven BATTINO AVERAGES rime Noggin Aver Inns not out anmnfc Run ace F W Stiles U 2 R lots 13W IL Manler W 1 4J IW 122S o Irankiln H 1 M 74 1057 c s Pfltlltpiii l 23 HO Bss J 1 Morgan 7 o 18 BJ 74J W j I VVoud 9 0 24 CO 733 Not out Tim Kings Countys bowllngwas dnnn chiefly by W J Wood Last year be received great assistance from K Bnclgrove tint although tlio latter anti C Franklin exhibited good form they took but thirty wickets botwoen them It will be observed that the figures of 5Irlt Cobb and W J Wood are peculiarly alike the difference of four balls nail seven runs for Ute same number of wjckots being quite n coinci dence Mr Wood deserves great praise for his bowling during the season and there is no doubt If ho hud not bowled against the Man hattans ho would base won the Boyd Cup BOVVXINO AVERAGES Dalit MiSdeal Runs mastt Atmof W J Woodiso 40 1112 47 40X B Snetgrole0 is ia n a40 C FranklIn359 a 173 IS llou THE COSMOPOLITAN CLUB The Cosmopolitans batting In the league series was vory weak and aitbouKh several members of tho team made good scores in out side matches they failed to como off In the championship games II K Jackson In par ticular played several good innings and ho had scores of GO 39 and others to his credit but lu Icairuo matches his highest score was 1 J L Ibid and F W Gillott showed good form during the year but would have done bettor had thoy dovotod moro time to practice I1ATTINO AVERAGES Times Most in Avr InnL not out an Innt Runt age 3 flannery10 3 22 uo U43 P WOIllett 0 0 37 71 789 H K I Jackson fl 1 1U Hi 7oj J L Ilelil 7 0 17 411 6A7 II Ii Walker 0 0 17 48 D33 H E Jackson did some great bowling for the Cosmopolitans and at ono time ho bad such a load that many thought that ho would secure the beat average In the League Ho was bit considerably however in Ibo last few matches but he still retained a good average his 92 wickets for Slti per wicket being n aulondld performance J L Hold also bowled Troll dur big thu season and IL L Walker and J Seig nior were seen to advantage moro than once BOWLING ATEUAOES nail XaMnU Hunt Wlrlrlt Attraof II B Jtekson43H 20 lOS S3 ftli JL HiU2113 ID XI U 118 l II Wailer 174 u oi u an J itlgtmlsr48 o 113 u HK THE SEW JEHBET A C Great things were expected of fbo Now Tor soy A C at tbo beginning of the season but although they commenced very well the llrst two gaines played were the only victories of thu your They plnyod in extremely hard luck all through the merles and while they made several big scores j their opiionmits alwuvn junnngnd to get there too T U Clarke did by far tbo bent batting nnd tin plnyod sound and consistent cricket throughout tho sons He had six doublullKuro moron In olglit innings hl 40 against Munlmtlan being hU n t performance H H Handnll C H Llili and 0 u Turner also did so id work 59 ATZ1O AVCUAUtil Ttmet isis In Arr IKIII blOt cut Oil tun I Hunt AM T II Clark H I 41 iu 2214 II H ri odll 0 I W 1379 J 5 1111 4 U 17 05 H73 C II Hula II 0 B XI 7 Ml I II Turuf io 0 Jt 71 T lu C V Illliililbt II U Vi Utl UIH Nut out T O Clurke nlio lieads the New Jersey bovrlliigitvonii altu Ugh C H Kill mimi bn aid to dm o dun tin bent basllgg pluto t V IlltclllUk Wilt aise suceesiful II MttKllHldH aim no In tliu lust uKUfboi wa a serious lvsa tut ho U both a gout bowltr and fulr tat Jiowuj Avsusioas issUe MUttni IHMI HVtM sera TOCIsrk an i luj 10 BT 4 If Jolt U3 m vn sib s I Iis Lu Jilt htij iil 4 Jal i n U lluittA M o ui t Ills JiErlrnIlT nuu Altboujtli th lleijoidi vein iititaMd In i tlio Jutii tiiuy iuud u ill f luriiiiinJ tilt m l dser5tgrnut iifulM fii lli lnourjitf lu such Ida iiPliiil butll It uouldiwrbup huto 14li I latter l hail tiir oi iioii ufk plttivl uvukir IVAIIIOIU ilm jl nd but Ills idoM iltilit for ilix irsJuid4 gjsk tsiuiitj jMSIo5mSutl pity tiisitsks 00 hiuiisdfis tiaVHOIutM O tiC full li Uulil 411 rrmi the Nuijliuliuiiii I Jtjr gsums sushi t 15i sruuget ujub wfu lnJr Joust usaurt ib filet glilfi tint bilalltitttitli biftg 0 itiittoloii 34 fo use yoiovr i luli I S Jsa asid at HtusJivy lls lb best isIfltjg lii Jug ib uii ho iwo Ibililitis of su foggosy 5jspst She Jtiitgs uy4y in lb tiri4 boost bviug usry iouoIaawulby slIsbti asrliaori niI Mndlt uses ste 45 5 ie g 1eea iii I V14w 50 I 4 so jie I AIis 4 I tt 71 4 budOsy 51 I II 5 cyt A iosi I1 0 II 15 jgy 4 5 7 it 515 A uums41isJe pyrrqlJcgly wIl Sc S ifs Otitoturtoil PI I ti Sus it spj A Ss SIlO 45d 50109 5 lsJr wrk dosing the oou as ts1 wIll slice souitsJSe sIrioiiias 4 VistA MWii psi ika CWbs 51 4 5 I Cn 550c44iy t 8i 555 is LI SliSsa sy 59 Ji4 IS J1 A14 As I 514 51 P351 Ttmin Ii ao 4ettb 4 iqtrsasa4 fntf 13 ItS t4C Us MW TfiM Uti yiS s7 ho Iatu IZjlMMIIk W1LS4IU JkL siiccoRBful beginning than porlmpn any similar organisation on record It Is probable that next season the clminplonnhlp schedule will take in nt loiist eight clubs Iho Fort Hamil ton Cricket Club and time Pntnrcoii eleven have applied for admission and It IH probnblo that two or three other elnliH will have their nppll cations SIlo boforo January TUB VL AX Kits TKAtWK MEETING Important Remit JJxpectrd nt Tody Cnnvnntlnn Todnys mooting of the rinyors Ioagtuf promises to bo ono ot tho most Important conventions over held br the Leagues op ponents President Addition und Fred Ffotfor of the Chicago P L Club were In town yes terday and the other delegates either arrived last night or will do so early today Messrs Howe White and Shine came to look after tho j Buffalo P let Clubs Interests Messrs Word I Goodwin and Llnton will ROD that tho I Brooklyn Club gets Its rights while Messrs Talcott Tan Cott anti McAlptn wit attend for the Now York Club The PhtlaO dolphla club will bo looked after by President Wagner Al Johnson will talk for Cleveland I Ilnnlon for Pittsburgh end President Jullufl Hart will bo careful ot llostons welfare I Bnso bali rttmots were tIring nbout town last night very thick consequent upon the nrrlvaVJ of thodlgnltnrluso tue 1 layers Joaguo whose destiny may bo nettled at todays mooting f 3 Ono ot the many rumors wtls to the offootr that at todnys meeting the Players League would bo entirely reorganised anti tbntoomer of the men who now occupy high positions would stop out and allow others to assume their positions by ncnulrlng tho stock of the S respective clubs which thor now hold Ono of the most important functionaries of the Players Longuo intimated to a BUN re porter last night that the dent between the National Loaguo and tbo Flavors League for the stoppage of tha pendIng baso bail war waS i nearer a settlement than outsiders Imagine and that the result ot touaya mooting would verify this Intimation Counsellor Ward uIo has is pot theory to adi vance It Is said and thnt leo ii esident Gooo I I win of the Brooklyn Club In whom John basil every conlldenco tins boon selected to spring this schema on limo meeting it is said that AVards idea consists of n plan whereby thnf players themselves will have something to a relative to the consolidation which in propootvlt between tho clubs ot each town The Brooklyn Club is very loath to give um Eastern 1arlc its hnndnomo borne and aa President Porno is oiiunlly advotsn to leavIng Washington lark It is said that this little fanS will have moro to do with settling the Brook lyn end of the war timn most people Imagine The players look to Ward to secure them their rights paid n llknown bali player last night ho led ns Into tho 1lnyors Lengua business and ho will bo hold responsible If wa are not as well off nt thin end ot the fight aa wo wore before It begun The outcome of todays mooting will bo awaIted with Interest by every lover ot thu national game It tho Players tiocitbe for fur ther war the Ennui IH doomed whereas If con solidation in the several cities IB agreed on the resurrection of th game from tho Slough ot Despond into which It has alien rs rocarda the general public Is only a tjuestlon ol the opening of another season In the moan tlma no rumor can bo believed S neon Flying FmuDnrnu Oct la The petit In record firing tee the season ot lame were 525 In sold and the George W Chldi prii v value f loo The lint was known M that speed price and was for the best average speed fromf 200 miles or over made between liar IS and Oct 1SJ The other baa to tie held tor the greatest distance mad In the day during the season and swIrds2 tn October of the year In which the xlitin retard of 320 miles In II hours 40 minute was broken and to the best journey during thai year The conditions governing both prices were disinterested management entry open to all regardless member ship to that associatIon entry not limited except that no bird should be liberated In competition more than twlcefromastntton twentyare mllesota ststlon previously flown from In competition DUUnoea I within ten miles to be considered as In competition J Last Thursday the seasons close the George Wj Child prOse was declared unwon bat held br th4i birds Eddie H and Walter N ot IX W Twining Yard ler Ia for another seasons competition The irrestesl distance covered In thn day during the season was met 4vj miles groin Concord N 0 I made by these bird July 17 This prlru wis prorlonil mid br the birds llr A J Cadwailader also of Yardley for the sam dlstanoe but In isis sieelt by Little Veil of Mr John Ilggle the youngest and sutkllcst bird or the entry foit l 4JM miles and by Awl Devil of John Adam for Iff I miles I i The speed trIes wai won by the bird Royal Blue Hoe tell M 2ni of Ur Tlieo r I orecn Uoodbnry N Jla the Journey from orange Va lite I Average speed wa 13550 yards per minute 1 1 ho lint Journey for this prIze was on Way IHby tho blrdinf the Virtue Club of thlaj cltyfrom urangeva thvavernge speed was 1 H7 7 yard I per minute Klre day later Little Nell or llr John biggie ot this city liberated In Ioncord X u wa home at evening baring iorer l the m miles In 1011 yards per minute During the fortnight following i birds were Down In competition to aVer homing cen Ire but the speed made dM not exceed a thou auit yards until June 7 wneti the total of Mr Elton curl or Milton ua s niude their war trotot Knit hrrarusa N V 2 1 miles In tb ar stay utiend of l ol yarn These lljroreM stemel destined to stand for the seasons best as although jonrnir after Journe was made airalnse them ttiey were not beaten until July 211 when tliej second rfiefn of Mr lice r Jrivn male chflr flrsa itr for record Tlie start In this journer wan at u oclock The flnt returns worn eleieti touetutr at I it35 P M Itnjrsl Ilue Line pssiilUK tho bols Into tbei loft a tnmula Isfr The air line distance eov re4 Cal Itll mitts The nr rng sie l22u yards per minute lias ii iilrn I uOelb t ulthinigh there have been re peated Imirneys In riniitirlltlon llue willifliotU old anil young birds Thti tip n fore rir srrits the jred f 06 the year 7lie lit uvrrAue spwl ly I an Amsrlcats bird Is I M7H yards mul wa mui1e by the tilrds Kmlm Hill and Ilckwlrknr Mr Jilm liiond of ibis city ana won the Inyulrrr prle iirtrrrl in l tl The last trial for ili 5 eil I i cia vis hjrthe young tlrdsof Mr I W Twlnllu from i liy Va U tulles Ihestari V as a fnriiiljdit am rsttriUy As yet nun are at Hume 7bt Llids hid lush the Jourutr fur nt miles it t ci tk p rvlgua In fooc Illume ronklilrrlng the eTtnIirfr condluoua In this 1umnr J fvll Uruif they protiablr Nil victims lo the not StonIer tts licensed 10 beatS large upon the rasUrn slot Mr T liilnt b wsrer rsportai Ihe arrival at In in or lit bird Imiev n from the start lu tIrs M C rr ine 111 yltes him all of lila ate ilbeseted Pmtfl vvuiitrS and lurrllight bItS nown 101 I a aiiioiig the COIIIILOU jilgeoos la the fyUbUou buildings a Ureers f

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Rp P S5t I THE SUN MONDAY CK7TOBER2P JKK GOSSiP OF THE RUNNERS ovmasoa arnica nonsn nsAor TO Ben AX run FALL itsoruiaa CrrwJ nohU to the BlMtard Mil Truck The D rycr Stable to fce Stroke Vp Next TrwkMlE Field for Today rergonsnotlhoronohly conversant with the growth of racing and the spread of tho passion tat bettlna on tho results ot the battles be tMB the trained thoronehbrsxls of tae turf Who Imagined that the season practically ended when the sates oloied after the lost race tCA Morris Pork on Wednesday would have ibeen surprised U they had attended the open ing of the New Jersoy Jooker Clubs meeting S at Elizabeth on the following days ot the week The field ot hones wore larger tho races were moro stubbornly contested the betting fully as heavy and the throng of race core larger than oould be comfortably accom modated especially In the spaelous betting structure The stable at the track were nearly full before the Mew York Jockey Clubs meeting closed and when the racing began on Thursday nearly It not quite 800 horses were n the grounds or In the vicinity ready to tako part In the races far more than were ever be fore known to gather at a racecourso on tho edge of winter Many ot the horses too are famous racers that hare gone through a long bruising campaign successfully and whofco I Barnes are as familiar as household words One feature of the track that probably at traots the large army of regulars to It la I tho I knowledge that they ore pretty certain to get a run for their money In each race or the leading spirit of the club Mr Michael Dwyer will know the reason why and If any rascality Is discovered the re roe tra tors will have to pay the penalty Mr Dwyer great bettor himself Dels a man of convictions and acts promptly en his own judgment Ho never takes tips from Anybody This footwosnovcr better Illustrated thnLn the race between Flronro and Kings ton at the Brooklyn track when Flronre was the favorite at three to ono on and Kingston going at three to one against Frank MoCnDe trainer for tile Dwjer said to Michael Mr pwyar I am norry to boar that you are back tnir ilr nio Kingston will beat the mere to day Mr Uwyer declined to out on the advice ot his trainer whoso tip If followed would nave saved Michael 30000 for he Had placed that amount on the maro In order to win 1uooo Bpeaklng of the Dwyers brings to mind the fact that thoy will sell their string of race homes on election daY Nov 4 In the paddock at Elizabeth to close their partnership theun interrupted success of which for a long series of years has made the name of the Dwyer Brothers famous in all parts ot the world where a love lor thoroughbreds exist A curious fact connected with tho sale Is that the brothers did not know the extent of their stable and did not make out a list ot the burses for Cot S I Bruce who Is to toll them until the latter part ot last week All ho horses In training will be sold except the yearlings and possibly Longstreot a colt that Mr 1DlllD Dwjer is particularly weeton asthe colt Is not mentioned in the list In the list are Kingston llanovor In spector Ii Lone Island Auraula Blackburn 81r John Houston CaldwelL Congress Flat bush June Day Klngsbridge Longfonl Blue bird Baldwin Bavchester Blacklock Lost King Our Fellow Westcbester Young George Sllkado Ada li Bush Bolt Envoy Hannibal llempstead Ulmlex Longshore Blue Diess Kxtta Dry HarJwork and Last Chaneo The first half ot the Elizabeth meeting will end on Friday ot this week when the norsen will step over to the Ono track and picturesque grenada of the Linden Park Association on i e line of the Panns Ivanla Railroad Every thing Is in readlneso for a great meeting The mile track every foot of which can be seen from th onarterstrotch and stand in In splen did condition and extra stables have been built to accommodate the large number of horses that will take part In the meet ing which will begin on Saturday next The programme for the opening day is a fair sample of the sport that will be furnished dur tna the meeting Tho first race will be a weepstakos for all ogjs at threequarters of a mile the second a selling sweepstakes for twoyearolds at threequarters of a mile the t third a swoops takes for threeyearolds at one 4 mile the fourth a free handicap for all ages u one mile and a furlong the fifth a soiling weepstakes lor all aces at a mile and a six teentn and the last a selling sweepstakes for threeyearolds and upward at five furlongs Tho second and last section of the Linden Turt meeting will begin cm Nov 12 and end on Mov 10 Then racing will open on the winter track at Qutunbure and Clifton It la re ported that Ed Corrlgau who will soon have to vacate the West Bide track at Chicago has been looking for a race courae In this section to which ho ispartlal and that he has secured the Dundee Park race course If this proves true there will be a clash of dates that will cost somebody money The Washington Jockey Club will open Its tall meeting ut the Benlngs track tomorrow where many of the winter horses will Jill up tile time with eight days racing and perhaps extra days If the weather Is favorable The flrst days cord comprises a purse for all ages at five furlongs a selling race for threeyear olds at six furlongs a purse for maiden two yearolds at lit furlongs a handicap at a mile and a steeplechase at about two miles the first three being for purees of 1400 each the handicap having 1500 added and the Steeplechase being bra 3SO purse Trio six races of the New Jersey Jockey Club announced fur today at Elizabeth tilled with the large aggregate ot ninetyeight entries the lowest Held consisting of eleven The even handicapping insures lair sport and renders the selection of winner a difficult and rather uncertain task Early Blossom and Silver Prince look prOmIsingon paper for the first race Crackaman and Raymond Q may lead the large Said homo in the second Hums and Reporter will probably fight It out In the third the Caramel filly and tlla T will bo apt to do well In the fourth Drizzle and Yosemite may cross thn wlnnlnp lln jslose together In the filth and St Paris and EltUo Jim may beat the gelling viators In the sixth First flePurse tWA of which 73 to second and ftU to third for twoyearolds thre qnsrters of a miia Dr naabnaci lZt I Prlscllla 11Q rstarem hIS Early Blois6ml llo Nil irlnc Ill inder 1118 Zed 118 JB roe piluJtao filly 110 lUadlUht IIJOS kand Race Pune DUO of which 75 to second and a to third f 0 r Utreeyearolds and upward three quarters If C mil rrlne Uonioo 1ckngt p501 L4IMtII117 4uOla sow sUit S CUgksasfl112 Liinon Bioio lO iCinoCs IL1 Pairqcsd Ulil Addi tow Sac 1Ivatsrr OUUC 112 Usssymas 153 14411 Third Ba e Free handicap par ieoo oi which ra t seond aid 3S to tblrdi one mil and a sixteenth Kurus 114 orrenu fda4aoee450 dirimalSi lou teYfrlr7 bC DUcktiurn U7 t Iatas Vsugeur 10 evads 140 OKiry w Frtb Haterune ew U wbleh 171 to second and Mso tklrdi fsrmtldiu t vyr oldii the furlongs WtlfCi lN5aiiJsttCUyscsi OT 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rUliJM44J0eaReJpbiaIed limit V4i5 wtZ 1hUJII 1 t4 km L aisUibt eat Sc S jcs cotJ4te m4 yaaisg umn lsrUd for mba 1MdiDgtdfimetJsti4t ptflllHM UllJ1 limit NV Jepj ImflI who will l lU M J Jul01 1 lm I1III Jr4bt rfud II ihJ Jo list irttr doriua II laflltiit SI 74itl imt JIwLa iiiiuslng liti will wstii ii ali at siil4ad StUI week with jaHdjim jdiarsel 5ad t1di fSfr a4 41 dvewsaaida tlea 1IddS1miet SdJUpMS4 S 1MSS4D41 TOE rtOttBtt AND CAttlllAOR XttADR llonttm nclllna se Low PrlteA Fair Hn lB ln Conchc Hud ITnBOB Trade In horses whether In the auction marts or by t private sale was dull last week In auction poles It was even duller than In rrh ate sales As the situation was expressed by an attendant at ono ot the biggest auction houses In tIme city You couldnt put up a 20 bill and get a 15 bid for It The result Is that many horses especially carriage horses have brotf withdrawn by their ownera It Is seldom that a single carrlazo horse brings over 250 B ddle horses ha e been a drug In the market In the Inst week A pair was sent from Bur lands riding academy to Van Tassel A Kearneys In East Thirteenth street to bo sold but were returned without an offer being ob tained Pies Docrr of East Twentyfourth street disposed of a lot of draught horses and work horses at prices varying from 122 to UOeaeh Mr Doerr soys the buyer makes bin own prUo Quotations for tbo week In the local mat tot are Bostcarrlsge pairs ISSO to 1000 express pairs 450 to 1760 saddle horses 300 to 1700 good roadsters 290 toUOO business horses 160 to 250 oar horses 125 to 105 Bourrot 138 Kait Twentyfilth street ha a fine lot ol addle driving and matched pairs of horses E ECJtcClary has lust arrived with thirty driving and saddle hoiscs among them a splemlid pair of Koalbrown coaoli horses W D DavldBonof 2S Lexington aenuo has a lot of excellent family and polo ponies going at cheap rates Tho carriage and wagon market is steady and Mrstclas vohlclos sell readily 1 ho son son Is now fairly under way and It will prob ably bo tho best financially that Now yorK has had for some years All of tho dealers report n good business es pecially heavy eblolos such as broughams and the like Most ol lice builders worn tm prepared for the rush which marked the open ing of tho sen0n and for aomo time have beau behindhand but they bao all caught up now and are roads for the coming winter boom The styles will bo about the same as lost year although the street carriages coaches and coniifs will be much lighter and nave higher panel and smaller windows That enterprising firm the Flandrit Com pany ot 372 871 and 370 Brooruo street say that tboy are doing a good business The company hare moro space In which to exhibit their wares than any other building firm In the city and therofoio they ore enabled to keep a t otter variety and class ol goods on hand thau any of their rivals Mr Beth Keyes of the firm said In response to a question regarding business the other day Well we are doing plenty of good work and are dally turnlngout from one to tbreodoz cn vehicles I presume that the other firms are also doing plenty as the season la now at Us best but as for us I can honestly say that wo do not need another order for a mouth as we have all wo can attend to at present In our three buildings we have twentyone floors besides cellars and subcellars and they are all as full as they can bo with carriages of all kinds Wo have a flue exhibition of landau lottos omnibuses vlsavlsO 0 spring brough ams sixpassenger extensionfront rock awaya two wheelers mall phaetons and top gigs We have also all the novelties In cither oak or point for one or two horses abreast or tandem Ol our own patents we have a full assort ment of from two to ten passenger buckboards and single dual trlplox and In fact all kinds of sprtnas Ve ore also the agents for Brockett t Tuttlo and we have a full line of their celebrated light rood wagons I would also say continued llrKeypa that we offer the lowest prices In tno city for prompt gash and what bettor can we do The Flandraus hove also a stock of over 100 sscondhund carriages of all style which they are anxious to dispose of Edward Callanans ban of 57 West Forty fourth street is probably one of the best car riage builders and repairers in New York city Mr Callnnans work is thorough his prices are moderate and tils patrons are firstclass customers At the present time Mr Callanan Bays his business Is good which Is not at all surprising He has a stock or secondhand carriages for sale and la also doing a good business In the Brewster cabriolet ana landau and tne Ultbin t Owllt landaulet blnco the time of our establishment In 1845 said the superintendent of the IL U Babcock Company at 408110 and 413 Broome street we have never done a better business w e are kepi busy right along and the orders are still coming In The Babcocks carry a very large stock of very fine carriages which they will warrant for either city or country use They have also a goodly assortment of victorias cabriolets sur reys depot and roiid wagons buckboards and pony carts in their repositories which they show with pride to prospective purchaser The K M Btlvors Company ot 144 East Thlrtyflret street Is one of the best carriage manufacturing firms in the city They always carry a big stock and the beauty of their car riage designs is the talk of the trade When exhibited they always make n sale and therefore It Is no wonder that tbe Olivers Com pany ore proud of the skill of their workmen and the talents of their designers Gentlemen In search of an easy light carriage or of any class of light or heavy vehicles may find It advisable to call on tho Btlverses before pur chasing elsewhere Another enterprising and at the name time prosperous IIrm is that of Lowdon A Ituther ford of Broadway and Fiftyfirst street They mnko a firstelans vehicle and at the same time sell vehicles of other makes They havo now a very fine T cart made by Brewster which little money will bay Among their list of vehicles for sale Is a top phaeton an ex tension top phaeton a light and stylish coup 3 rock away an extension front rocLaway which has only been In use a month and ix equal to new and a larao assortment of top wagons made by Urewster Btlvers and other first class makers Mr William H Gray of 2023 Wooster street announces that he Is doing good business and Is on the high road to prosperity Mr Gray Is carrying nn Immense stock which be In offering at moderate prices He lla quite a scheme for selling vehicles and making It easier for the purchaser by allow log him to rent the carriage for tho season with the privilege of placing the rent money to the purchase account Ho U making a spe cialty of fourlnhand traps broughams and rockaways purchasers w ho are looking for these kinds ol carriages are advised to call on Mr Gray The Btudebakor Bros Manufacturing Com pany of 81 Murray street have on sale a large variety ot miggioa phaetons sur reys easy riders buckboards road cart and utility cartv all of their own mnku which they fully warrant as the bent obtainable They coll all of their goods at very reasonable Prices and therefore their order tile IK always full and they tire doing a splendid business J 1 i Goodrich of 034liroadway Is anxious to selL a fine secondhand coup4 rockaway with an extension front It has b en used but Mi ll a Is upholstered In dark green and has pole and shafts It has lust boon revarnlshed and is as good as now It will bo sold at a mod erate price to the right party Mr Goodrich also has a stock of 200 new car yiagea of the latum fall and winter styles which he will sell as cheap as any other dealer In the ci The wagon business ls Indeed enjoying a boom and the dealers urn all dotuir a good builnnsb Tim New York SSsgon Compauy of Hudson and PurL sirceu havo a stock of 100 wagons on hand ut all times which they ofler to inirchu er ut cry low prl 4 J buy are doing a lively business In light and heavy express and delivery wagons and an tlcliiiito a busy uTnt r snasun All ol their elilclB are bond made anJ are known for the5r durability and strength ihe llnoliiu ugnii Company of 77 79 Woo tsr sheet Ifs also doing a tood bu lp ss mid eye currrlui a otoclt of BOO wagons ut the beat class Tbu rTvf the bunt gOis J In the city Jar Hip uoWet iirJink und are uccorllmlr ol wale JuiCy JU ore making u m si4rieSty i of lltchti plvtry sagolie open or with top urjj ate sulliutf u tfrnut lumiy ol Ilivin Mu cnUr Win see a reeL DUIU Oct i4Jn thousand i4ipl U Minblvd at the rink last night lo wltueii lj fight bmtwaso Mike Cocky ul Xtw York mid JlcI HulUnirj of Colorado Charles herald tie middleweight pugilist WAS Mliwlvd as rtltiei II aiiuouiicvl that tlar jui of Uu akU rry rule WMiiid uvteru and l itiut h would b i a liiiuli Iw illnlb Jot a Iifwz 4 ii1W ottniint Cy im 4aeoIatiJi Dkk JUoulitsii sod Juiii IJ5iahI4 a 14 uS ll ifk fimi Jam tie Suet l loulul uUivttn fouliui XinUir nud ut r frow gems 1140 loiter 515 fttflii L4b1qi tiuniuuf 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SeC I Ii Ie 4tI 4 IaYibIJIkiCtrS k UC S 14 1 it eeiib UK ute OH lie wirlUj tt a II Mim4t Leel rd1af a 1 4 si M llu CM AU l I 114 95ML SCbS vn TiyjFAJtis MBIT atoor VftNYUflA Bha Hbnwa Good NpsSS In ft Light Drtc en the Boaad Henry D Tiffany the doftlanor and owner ot the keel loop yacht Ventura which was launched late last summer at West Farms took a party of yachtsmen oat fora sail on Sat urday on Long Island Bound and a very en joyable days outing It proved There was only n light breeze from the southwest when the yacht loft llobertsons pier City Island at 1 oclock but during ho afternoon the treczo freshened enough to show tho boats speed both on and off the wind In light weather Un der mainsail staysail jib and caff topsail she Hipped along at a lively gait but not BO fast OH xho will when her sails fit batter end her trim U altered 8ho U too much by the head at present and her mainsail has not stretched sufficiently to make it ret properly The boat answers her helm remarkably wall and In stays she hold bar headway plendldly From bar behavior last week In a strong breeze Mr Tlflanr believes ihu will be a very ebb boat In heavy weather tine Is desIgned to carry the eioatest possible area of rail on the least possible displacement Her olmen olon arc 70 feel over all about 151 water line IS fool beam and 7 feet 8 Inches draft On bur lInt sail trial she had too much mainsail so three cloths Wore taken off the loach and about a feat was taken off the mast The forefoot wo also cut awny considerably viin n few moro minor improomonts mo yacht will undoubtedly show very Rood speed Her cabin is finely finished In hardwoods It has four staterooms bolides a ootoy main cabin Mrs Tiffany and her daughters vlAitel the yacht at City Island Mr Tiffany Intends to keep the boat in commission ana crUise in thee waters for some time yet In order to try bonn all weathers The party on board ware Col David Austin Howard Coatee K Beebe George Tiffany Orrard llarettn Hugh Boyd Jr and J Corlles Iawrence The yacht an chored in Lnrohmont Harbor last night and the guests wire entertained at the Lnrchmont labt Club Hho sails for the eaittward today BOSTON Oct 18Oapt Charles Barr of the sloop Minerva baa closed n years engagement to nail one of the now 411foot racers to be built thu commit season from Mr Bnreesss de signs At the request of Mr Iiurgss and the gentleman who Is to build the nan boat the latter1 name K withheld for the present The new boat will bo a racer In every sense and the Minervas old crow will bo on board Yacht itnclntc Ic Heavy Weather In the gale that preceded yesterday after noons drenching rain the catboat Bessie R ot the Coronet Yacht Club finished a race that bowed the mettle of her crew The match was between the Bessie B and the Matilda H to see which was the better boat a question left open by a claim of foul In the recent re gattA of the Coronet Yacht Club and for a small outside consideration The course was from the Thirtysecond street pier South Brooklyn around Bobbins heel Light aroun Bay Illdgo buoy 18 to storting point oiled twice over The Bessie It was manned byT Turner Captain Joseph Thompson A Tur ner Ed Donton 0 tlonnell and W Pavnton and the Matilda H by Q Dories Captain W McOowan Vr Qorsohen Thomas Smith and others Commodore George Wright ot the YorkvlUe Yacht Club and George Steinman ware the lodges The breeze was fresh when the boats got away the Aesilo It crossing the lino 42 sec onds ahead of the Matilda It She held bar lead to the first turn when she had the best ot It by nearly 12 minutes In the second half of the race the wind was blowing a cole from the west and both boats were obliged to lower peaks before rounding Bobbins Reef light It proved too ranch for the Matilda H and she dropped out of the race The Bessie B held on and carried all sail in the run home making the finish in a foaming sea and with a drenched crew Start nrumrn haLlS flesaifl1257m18 31330 8 43iM daUldail12is00 33303 Did no t finish Tuehtlnc Notes Howard W COati flue old schooner QeTaB Cllala np for the winter In the brigands basin bats ef the Lirshmout Club SOnIC the is to be housed over The next meeting of the Corinthian Navy will be held at the Uotel Marltwrough oa Nov 7 when the Com mittee on Revision of time Constitution and Bylaw will make their report Mr ifaodonough pretty Cutter Jessica is laid up In this Plepgras basin She will be hauled out In stew days for this winter The entier uses belonstag to Kred Uebbard llee aougilde of her The steel yawl Monteclto and the keel sloop Gorilla are tailed out on the ways jusi east of the riepgras shop Edward J and Stanley Greacen were out sailing on the Sound with party of friends on board their sloop Harriet on BMuruay Tu weather was delightful for yachting llr Smith scheonsr Kamona came to anchor In rohmont harbor on Saturday nlchl Ool Dan Appleton of the ueTenib crulted on the bound on the same day in bis schooner Lotus Trenor Parks auxiliary stsam yacht Sultan designed br Ueavor rtebb and built by Handren A Bobbins of Brooklyn was to sail today for a port in the Mediter ranean She Is te be fitted therewith a Belleville boiler which Is I said to be the belt In exlttence She will probably have to sail all the way acroes the Atlan tic roy her present boilers are almost useless and some delay le being caused br tbe Captain Inability to get a ersw The steward left some lime aga saC It Is said tbat the mate Is dlssatlifled with the TesieL Uenry Ftepgras the yacht builder of City Island has lust complete two halt models of a new steam yacht for Mr C o D Isslin One messurec 73 feet and the other to feet on the water line The llnee of each are alike with that exception Ihelr beam Is about IS feet and drangbts feet The model which Mr Iselln choote wiu probably tie ot composite build The boat will have a straight stem and graceful overbanglngstsm and her cabin will be similar to those of the big launches except that above deck It will be built soilS with the entrance art by a companlonway and windows In the aide Tbe next regular meeting ot the New York Yacht Club and the last one for the year eon I will be held on Thursday evening of this week The Commlttc on Ad missions will meet tomorrow evening It ls expected that some Important matters relating to the question of measurement and classification for next year will b discussed at Thursdays meeting Then Is also reason to believe that steps wilt be taken u re vise the deed of gift of the Americas Cup so as to give foreign yacht clubs even opportunity to challenge fur the cup Winding s7p the ItowlBB Season The showery weather of yestsrday did not in lbs Issst seem to dampsn the ardor of harlem flier oars men as there was an unusually large number of repre sentatives of tbe different club on the water through the day In the early forenoon the Metropolitans bad as many as eight single scullers out at one time In the afternoon the Nonpareils sent out an eightcared dish crew the friendships a steam launch party and Lbs Tritons a bmge crew of twentrtwo persons which latter Included many member of the fairer ssx The right oared barge recently built by Wai ace for the Triton Boat Cluo Is net Ibe model craft that abs Is cracked up lo be In the centre she runs away low and travels In a lopsided fashion ou the port side bbs Is anything but speedy At lb nest regular meetlnrof th Friendship Boat Club a date and place will bs dscldsd on for the clubs annual balL Oliver the boat builder delivered a new unit exe waite gig to the Dsnatltsl heal Ulub yesterday whloh Is supposed to be lie lighted and speediest craft of Its kind weighing only fortycine pound ever sssn on the llsrlem Hirer Lepu tan Kaden of the Atalanta was on tbs water e ltr 1STlu a single gig 1 he Captain says bs bas su Soled hit last spin for ibis season President Stern of the ton Mar Boat Club ordsrsd a nsw single gig for raclug purposes from Oliver tb boat builder yetierday The boat loSes recently boUt by Barnes its harlem oar maker for the baSset the School of Xsvlsr is likely lo prove a dlsappolnimsnL Inslsad of vslug a scow as It generally done to build lbs bout on barues substituted sis obloug airtight bolts for a foundation A Sew of ll lie tei i hiP already given way amid tue house now Hit at the fovt of Leilngtoa avers in a eml ewauiped condition vie Lone mar bowing Club contemplates pulling two crews In raining a fOUr and an eight for cell springs rtgallas amid fur rioter peach fee Itie aeu will Ot uu acomuleie gvuinasluu lu Ibtlr boat liuue cur MD Curnb C Data bridge Mir sow sr irBiPurism nsggsrvgg Nn llifK Oct Ii U org Atfs eaCapt SUvtn loll of lbs Il clew aul rr el4eui Tuwniend uf IbIs tears taleuavy wit el Ihe sfeer llaveu llouie Ian emtuiit Cmii ieuued Iii an luforniu way lie ri jtl tit absniloolug Ibf rourse tit the fbames asjbs place of lioldlug the uses Vale Harvard beat rate Tiers scenic lu I be euuiKtrabl U lltfacilvu al Tale wllb Ihe slew laudas fttiult eel raliruad 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tutt Sadgmo eaf lit fmtmirtfttUf Ieo5 uuti HI Sj sft9 cdlane s4 gsemis 1 t9eamo 4 Se4ee4s 14 m M f is y a C ateyrtt Mi V tiisiMas tb ft Ut fri UMtU MlfKi Hi L ran cnAttFtotnf JTALE OANKS A Good Katrr List Ianr tapltal Sport at thrroi t Harrier Game The tseond snnnal fall Indoor athletic meeting ot the Prospect Harriers the team crass eounlr7 champion ota merles milD bald at the Casino Fifth avenue between Prttldtst and talon struts Brooklyn to night Tb crack atbletss of the organisation have en tered for the several events which comprise the splen did programme and some good sport Is the aure1 between the regular sisal thsr will be exhibitions by prominent amateur and champion athlete whole tarn Is worldwide A reception will be held with dancing after the games Tbeoraoenwho hav been Invited to eSSISsI the yernea Cr a follow RsfrisJohn If Miller Irospscl HarVYers Judges II OraTe New Jersey A O and u p Mnlta Irospeet Ilarrlent iimekeener Pr Thorns liegeman Mouongabela Beat Club and Charles Bcbwal bach KlnfCounty Wheelmen ierkot Oonrle Frank o WebU rrospsct iiarrisram Starter K W freeth Prospect narrlers Marshal W A Upwtsge Proipict Harriers Scorers A Dow II J Ksnebl and B idle II U Ui llandlcappsr P II Kuhlk I H The entries sf1 events In the order In which they will be run are as follows t Firtyyard hub thiandieatM J onrielly 4 teeth 0 Ohelen 4 f t Y Story 4 teeti ii J ouflf 4 feet w c Dow a festI C hI koaia 8 teeth U Ulorge S feet J 11 Rogers y feeti K B Campbell a resit o Ilmtt 2 tent O it Yates 1 foot 6 II Whltlatb1 loot A A MoAneland I foolt K W Pillar scratch and J O Brown scratch Onemile Holler Skating LaSs Ucratch A a Wit llsrat u Uhlen W AJ Hack George Kuhlke and J Coughlln On furlong itut ian4lespT 5l0r7 IC yrdai 0 Oblen lOyarda IIJ oun 5 yerh W ii Dow yards Z W KoI it yard H B Cam tlll S Yarlel E y hietlar CjardiJi1 liogeriZI3r4ui Osorfe iftott yimrds i II isor SyardslJ II lIrowli 27cm hi 1bhp Zyard and A A ii AuulaCS scratch halfmile fun handicopA 0 1 liIekey Is yardal w tiosbel lMyardc J A May 14 yaolsc 0 0 Dow ia yardei ii 7 enung Tardsi 0 Oblen 15 yard r ii ileorKa It yards J Conghlln luyards J II lingers lu Tardsi o rugott lu yards A A ii 1 AutUnd H ysrdi II S C ropbelC S yard i W fonklln 6 vardst W H Llghtfoot a yards h IL Miltlsch fi yardsi It Collins A larCh Krneit Thorp a yards r arady scratch and Hamuel 1 Freeth tcrstrli Onemile Illcycie nice handlraDO Knhlke IS yards J II Roger I9yardt l Ilgolt 13vardstJil Mellor loyardit J W Bate yards Frank U Webb scratch and Samuel T Creel scratch Potato Kace ecratchl C mown I Oradv O Ohlen R W Pillar J IL Rogers c Hosla C II taiLs andtl Ilgott llalrmlie Walk handicap U J Young 20 sec onilsi W C Dow 13 seconds W A J riack 13 seconds J J Hock 10 seconds B T Freeth 10 seconds O W Conklla 7 second and O B Nlchol scratch llalfmlle Safety Btnvcle Usesfl E NlchoUzeyardii C II Valet lb yards hrnest Thorpe 13 yards A Teldmelr 3 yards A neadtsleldt and II Snyder scratch Onemile Run handicap M J Connelly 50 yards 1 A May 80 yard W C Dow 45 yards J J Hock 411 yards o Ilgolt SS yards J J ronihlln ai yard Krnsit Thorpe S3 yards K It Wbltlach 34 yards It Y Campbell so yard It Collins zs yards 1 Italy 23 vards J Flaherty 20 jrards w ll Iljhtfoit M yards J D Lloyd lojsrds B T flair lu ysrdi A Mciiregor a varde J Mctiregor 3 jsnii t Dolan 3 yards H T Freeth and W VT Kuhlke scratch FOOTBALL The Longfellow Wla the Cup The Longfellow and nonpareils met at Kldgewood base ball ground yesterday afternoon In the contest for the cap presented by the Boilermakers Union of Brooklyn In ths first bait a strong wind blew right across the Held and the Ixmgfsllow who won the kick off had all In their favor Several exciting scrim mages took place In mldDeld the play being even on both sides but notwllhsundlng a good defence by the Nonpareils Wattle Paul scored a clever goal for the Longfellow fifteen minutes after the commencement of the game Maclaren then executed some clever runs aided by Jamison and Flendsleltt placed a neat goal to tbe credit of the Nonpareil Both teams pnased very herd and some good scrimmages took claoe and at bait time the nm stood two to one In favor of Lbs Longfellows At the beginning of tbcond Urn a heavy shower of rain fell and lbs Held becam very muddy making play difficult The Nonpareil were pressed by their opponents being kept close to their goal They failed however to shore again and Just before the whistle blew the Loagleilows landed the ball between the ban for the third time and thus became the winner ot ellis cup Th cap will be presented to the victors this week uixv Tics raosi TIOV ALsirr Oct 19ms Rldgeflelds of Albany and Lan cttttrs ot Troy met In a football same gam yensrday afternoon at the Hldgeflelds grounds Ihs game was a hotly contests i one and resulted In a score of 20 to 0 In favor of Kldgeneld Football Notes The Nonpareil go to Pawtucket on Thanksgiving Day to play the club of that name Thr Is a probability of the Nonpareil playing the Olympics of Fall River at an early date The Olympics won the American Association cup last I year Tbe Andover football team this year will b mad up aa follows Lft end lltnkle left tackle Coil hIs guard Taylor centre rush Perkins right end Coxi right guild Ogtlvle right tackle Townsend Quarter back SbeOeld half backs right Ilopklns left Wood ruff full back Knapp Townsend Is captain The Yale freshmen have organized a very good foot ball team and have ssTeral garnet arranged for the season Latt Wednesday they beat the Hertford High School bv a score ot ttu to a The Yale freshmen team Is composed ot the following mem Bushera Burr Mil ler Nironc Dunkerson Winter Holler Case James Quarter back Ward half back Uemjard McCormick captain fall back Van Ingen The Cornell football team Is going to show the New England college what she can do this tucson Her Esstern tour Includes the following games Oct ax Union at Bchenectady Dot ai HiClamaat Williams town Nov I Harvard at Cambridge Aov 5 Ambers at Ambers Nov 4 Trinity at Hartford This will be Cornells full regular football Journey Her team needs a good half back held is filling the position pretsnt The Berkeley Oval will not be Ihe ado ot so many football garnet as was the case last year The Columbia College Club which practised on the oval bit year bas found lust as good quarters nearer home at the Broth erhood Park grounds The Berkeley Athleilo Associa tion bas no football team this year and the Berkeley School team Is the only one Ullng the oval this season lbs next game on the oval will be Jet r between the Berkeley nchool team and Columbia Urammar School The Columbia College football team has arranged the following definite dates for games Oct Kt University of PennsrlTanla at the Brotherhood lark grounds Oct 23 Lafayette college at the tame place Nov 4 Princeton at tbe same place Nov 12 University of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia Nov ID Princeton at Princeton The team will play many more games hut the date have not beta definitely fixed it is hoped that matters may be so arranged whereby a game may be had with Cornell Bowdola College has a fine football team In the field this fall and expects to make some of tie crack New Kngland elerene bustle to win The Bowdolni are all big men and Jackson who stands six feet and one loch tall in bis itocklnga and weighs IH3 pounds Is said lo be the most perfectlr formed man in tbs country n M Bangs Is manager of Lbs team and Asalph Church billot Boston will coach the men The Bowdolns will meet the harvard at Cambridge the latter part of this month and their friends hope to see them coins out on top as the college his not been making a very good record In other sports of late and stems to be losing Us reputation In the line ot athleUcs Cross Country Han Yesterdays run of the American Athletic Club was well attended The runners were divided Into two packs and they traversed the ususl course ot about ssven mile Junior Cross Country Champion J Reid led tbs fact pack out and back II was followed In by J 5 Mnllally and V Mailge J BliuseoWrgtr and It Mamlok were the flrst of tbe slew pace to finish John U WInces started ten members of the Allerton AU ma Croat country run over the forlOcorc course yesterday ibe dltianoe was six miles James Itoia 6 M Pbllllpe W llTKose JW higgins Edward LuJ wig II etchenlaoer II Stools August Lbardon W lllark and J J OBrien were the starisra After a brisk run through the rain Phillips cam in Brit J Re s second ana W 11 Hose third and the rest of tbs pack nnishsd In doss order Tim 41 minutes n 20 sec en da Promptly at 10 A M the croeacounlry athletes of the Acorn Athletic Association lined np u front of tbs club boss corner of Second avenue amid Fifty ilith ilrsst and started un ibstr rsgular weekly praline run Mine Went the organisations latest acquisition V K to ward M llealey and all the reel of Iheclnus crscks start ng Tbe course was lbs famous shore count nearly six miles In extent and one of lbs most tr lug bits of country In the vicinity Aflsr a splendid ran In whIch the men did some fine prautlcs work the lesm closed up and fibltned well together 111 17 uilusiss S 44 seconds lu point of Interest Ihe best run of the day was the joInt ruaofllie chemplon 1ruspecl lltrriri ana Hie ro klrn Harriers Time IWO teams sltcltd lu run at Bar III Ise aud accordingly a hart nuuiutr of viiitori wenldown to wliuesi tIC run The slsrl wee uude Irvin UotUls liMitl curlier ut Msiy mtb nrwt sod Use ally line luit before a ItrrlBc dowuiKiur of rain Two packs a rest 5ru4 I wuue wire intend by lap I lain Master aud Lloyd me wluuiss before the latt pack Went olli U Hailer eu4 K I llerr were ctiutan Irsll lajers sad lby eIarhl 1 out and laid a loriuoui trail uf pearlr eaves nillti urn whet ll p known at hue KtsUl bsnilloti course Velar Its ladi had gone ka f a mile of Ikelr founie the ram bleb bad bren ibrot sulug dssveudel I In dreiislitog torrenii tthlcli only stritd lo acielcrale Hi aifiieln irlog 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SIs4 are foe It 1assuIW7 14 ii aja 5440411 tfllil Ike All liMed liu UUUMUli liI unit lttfrtil4rttitli ft Utlft MfftM iLieesoemls K 4 M II tllltt CLSIuffj itltti d It ii fl il i4 n tt 4 tt we e iM iUu yiwl Jtegeeddlark tut tutu n V1XinkVaia amS luiftk ei I l H ii twe i raPullss IhjglIsoissI 4tstd Uus II iruo arnvox puIoMflEflhNIfllP An Iatr etlBB Quart thai Zsak Athlwlea Wish Aniwercd The impenetrable mjilory thai for ovexa scene cf yasre bM hovered about lbs Identity of the ptreon who Mttilled the nowfimoui VTinUm ratttrsan appear deitlaed 10 also envelop the recent chMtI mtnt ot a famous ebMnplon athlete for Ihe ll b orb1if qumUon at lbs cisbe iii Who struck gneckberuer C to Mornain If possIble who rosily did ititk freeS bcrner or It he mu urnck it all a lea reporter mud the round ot those who would be most likely to keen Kopoundlnirtoeach the qu ryi Who struck Oneck tsr err 111 yen strike Wm 1 The meet perUnen answers are as foiiowei William H CuriliI dont know It nay have been me bnt u I left VVutimrton H mldoliht sitS be was struck In the tarly inurainv hour U probably nennt lieordlni what lie sari about a manor his Ill feclni truck the New York Athletic Oimi baa got a tim onnt man who would like to go against hlmieveral ft ir that flatter U r Malhtwiont cant tell yon The one i hint I truck Sunday moraine was my hotel and I wi s very glad to do to Jamrf R HDlllrartaire It up It was little F iatef lleUonald mine year ago nareDl the faint as Idea who dM the act this time although rdille Laldl tw was taking the credit for It on Analoeun Iiland on I under Alex Jordan Im ret ot IL 1 was np In lire ys na rosa playloc a little xatne and what I itruek v mi four aeee In OUiilunli liana runny thing toon I die cindy remember dli ardlnr an ace and wl lire he not but than another story Fled JanspuIm tore I dont know Ic in prove an alibi for myself hunday inomlnir ltJ Ulanlnnl have an ldeswhoit wee tot cant tell you I missed the fun I wee up In laoS rt Orals room Dlarlnc poker and althout 1 muted r Ju ok Iitrnok uome pupie inut as soft n J Laldlaw eee youve fotmo down for striking Queckberner but Iis l wrong IIonMtly Tia not the man and 1 ran t tU you whole I James H Mlletiell llee etlll alive lint lie Wait thsi proof nonih 1 dldn t bit him The balance of the answer were ot little talus In un ravelling the mystery HpUer Kelly Rreeptlon Tommy Kelly the Invincible bantamw tight bose r had a reception by the Outing Athetlo Club ot Brooklyn at Itoberlson Oymnaslnm Fulton and Orange units on faturdav night A good crowd wel comed Chappie Worms conqueror although the Bishop Loughtln jubilee celebration materially aSect d the size of the anticipated throng tlblQUltou Sparrow Robertson on band as master ot ceremonies I Qulnu and J Mulligan gave anlntereitlngexhlbltlon In which the exchanges ware very even fotli men did well and recrlved a merited round of applause as they shook hands The next pair werei llnghey Weir a brother ot that Inlmltntle artllt Ike Weir lbs Helfalt bidder and Billy Murray Tills was one of the best axhlhJilons of the nirht as ths athleits made It warm for each other throughout the exhlbi tfon Mike Uoriuan flesh from his first profeiRtonaJ Tlo tory received enthcilsitlo applause aa be entered the ring to don lbs mlttene for a ont with 1addr Certain the Western boier The exchange in this boat were lively and pretty evealy dlntrl SuteJ Both men ehowed a thorough kuowledirc of theaame and the epectatora teitlDrd their appreciation accordingly at ih e conclu ion Black ioodr and August rtelmotU1 were then announced poody was by far the most clever lauding at will but both did es UI neb running 01 starring That well known pair Met Colllni and Charley Smith then donned the gloves gIvIng a more cLan uiually ID UreitliigeiblbUlon They were followed by oM Joe Fowler the baatamwelgbt champion of England and It Lochmau lbs latter U I tall and angular and bad things all lull own way with Joe although the lat ter took It In good spirit Jack Hooper and Paddy Nclleon were the next pair Hopper did all the work for the flrit round but stePson evened np matter In the next and the boot closed with honor easy One of the best exhibitions of the night came next when tbe wellknown pair Jack Smith ot llarlem and Pick storehouse ot Boston came together Their agility was something Inteieitlnc each man avoiding the olbir elicit br capital duck ing It wan even in the nnt round with the odds In Morehouiea favor In tie next and the final belonging to Jack Tommy Kelly the Harlem Spider and Fatter Purely then went on A battle royal between four coi 01 ed men belondng to Uoodya galaxy ot pturUlitlo ultra wound up the show International JLmcroeee The admirers of lacrosse In this vicinity bar been greatly stirred up lately over the approaching vIsit of the famous Montreal club and a CVnsldirable amount ofcurloittyisfelt as to haw the team will fare here The Montreal Lacrosse Club 1s the oldest white organ isation In Canada and baa since its formation some thirty years ago made for Itielf a record which It per haps unequalled by any existing organization la any other branch of athletic This club Is the Out one which attempted to meet the red man on even terms at his own game and to It ls due the remodelling of the sport so that It might be Clayed by civilized whit men It has alwav been famous for the personnel as well as the skill of the men which represented u In the lacrone nclds and 10 Kin a Place on its team was the ambition of every memberof the club ae that honor was the most direct road to popular favor and ensured as well social recognition by the belt patrons of the game During lt long career lbs Montreal Club baa many times held lbs championship of the world and this wa on lu team delealea the strongest ot lu Canadian op ponents among them the equally famous shamrock Corawalu Ottawa and Toronto It u to the laeroeee crank a rare delight to moe the skill dUplayed by this team and even the onlooker who Is Ignorant of laoroate cannot fall lo admire their wonderful speed dash and coolness at every stave of the game The Montreal team will play only one game here with the Brooklyn which has been tied for Thuriday next at c3O it ii and will take place at Eastern ark Brooklyn liaytrm League base ball grouno rain or shine BoxUB at the Wayno A C Thnnlqn grmuaslum of the Wayne Aihletlo Club Jersey City Heights was comfortably flllea by sport loving people on Saturday evening The main object of their visit wss to witness the las pound boxing compe tition to decide the championship among members the organization Il commenced nub Frank McCarthy ana Steve Fallon pummelling one another for dear lire J Clark and IL Neblung followed and thslr exhibition with the gloves nsver lacked science Tommy ODay was roundly applauded as he stepped Into the roped arena and began to wrestle with Louis Jameti lie had little or no trouble In doorlng bis man It was UDay a lint appearance lu public since he won the light ana middle weight wrestling couipetmns at the N I A A A championships W llllaui Hart and Kid llil thumped one another John Uagen and James bmltn made things bum while they were In the ring Sow value the lilt of the evening It was a bout between two jnvenllee Their appearance Indicated rough usage Their toes protruaed from shed that bad en n better days while their trousers would btcome conspicuous If ever placed in a erazypatch quilt The maiiner In which they mauled one another to the extremis dtilght of the audience left them In shreds and patohiis al the expiation of inc three rounds A snug minor money tbst was realized by raising thehtt wiji probably help them out of their predicament Sidney Uligs of sparrow Hill and Hill Pillow of Ublnner lark came next Tbe bout to decide ihe IJApouudclirmplonihln came next T Klernan and u Darley we r e lbs oppo nents They had It hot nnd heavy up 10 the third sound when the latter cried halt zUsraaia received a Sound gold watch Badminton Tents Club Tournament The annual fall tnnl tourney of the Badminton Lawn Tennis Club was continued on BatuiMxy on the organization bandsom courts on Pulaskl ttrttt near Tbroop avenue Brooklyn A Urge number of specta tors witnessed the play which was vary good ae a whole It was expected that the lonraamen would be concluded but owing to the fact that Mr frank Q Webb one or thegentlemen who baa woo tbn right to play In the final doubles bi sustained an tel rat to Ms right fool which oonfinss him to the IIOUM the play will not be concluded until Ibis week The results of the play foliowi Uentiemen Ringlet Preliminary Bound Dr A A Morrison best Charles Soar titi 5li il A risrrr Hrowtage beat harry Boerum A iJ U N Hcnmlil beat H tiller ol 4ui frsnk O We bo beat Dr It B Ullsmt oJ sJ It W fainbrldg t K W burr K C leilllns and Dr Urtmlbsilrew bye First Hound Dr W A Irimihs beat pr A A Nor rlion UU UI harry tlrowtage beat K W Bain bridge 02 Cil O Hcnmltt beat E W Burro Second Hound Ilarry Crowiage beat Dr Urlffiths 0is tn IX ti fclnnllt drew the bye Oenllsmens Doubles Ireliinliiary Hound Frank a Mebb and Ilarry Upmtsge beat IL Boerum and K llotrum ii iu i it w lisliibndge alaS nr A A Morrison C Slew sndlt U cuUlnt u ticbuiUl and l r urlflliks drew i ee First Bound II N Kcbmlll aud Dr IrlfiUbs beat C BUaw cud 11 CoUliisoA U4 Tb Illlsabelb yheeisee Parade Tb annual Isnisrn panda of 111 EluaUtb Wbssl men held al Ilue opsiilug ut be organizations uew club kouie on Saturday evening Was attended by cluts front all perle of Jersey and toe surrouiidlug cities numbering In all mint Vii rider Tbe Lleyclltn with their wbsels niiluualy deeorsted will tliiiietetsiiltrus formed vn Ball WruSl tlreci at the rilubelh it heel mint bout abS lit i y apt F o UibUrl with M Huneil Vt Arker and U llalu it old psralsd lbriUb all tie iruiulueiii siiesu if ile towel whirl wire lu giK4 rldlug fi uJHIiH ihe Ligitai was wit lnstsd uy a large crowd ul IeIsle AlIce Clue israd Ib clnu 11111 rtltlrvd lu 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aiai4J 4 V 7 Vrial i 5 lidom i ii 117t lisO4isgiJy Sake e154b BOWLINO The Hoard of Usnsgers ot the Brooklyn Xstlonal Bowling Tournament met at the Klephanl Club hens oa aturdsy etcatug and adopted an exceotlonally figs schedule presented br Clarence RnJyard The work of securing a schedule was mien retarded by the dropping out of one or two clubs after work bad b gnn bat the vacancies were ImmKlately filled bywalllnu chubs The schedule an arranged is Oct miheba I Madison llonter il O tot 22 fearless Monroe Keereatlon Hot 24 Teconto Nameless olunieer Oct iTtlncom Council Kings County WnMlmsn Baranao Oct TO Pin Knight Start Clermont Oct IllB aTerlr hump Sculls raw 7 ov Pioneer reconto leaned Nor Kameless Uouroe Madison Nov Recreation nluniesr Echo Nov lt Pnnth Taw Haranse Stagg Nov 13clerraont Chump Lincoln Council Nov UWavertr Kings County Wheelmen Pin Knuhu SOT ITolnnleer Pioneer n II Monroe 10v g Madieon leoonl Recreation Nov 31 fcho FearUts Nameless Nov ai South 1aw Kings county Whtelmen Cltr mont Nov SS Pin Knight Barsnao Chomp Dec Pioneer B O fclagr waverly bee Moaroe Clermook Peeonlc so S Recreation Waverlv Saranao 150 Lincoln Council hellion Volunteer Iro lit Cbunp Kings County Wheelmen rearteea Do U Unrein CouncIL bugg Itcbo Po lfti onth raw nonetr A a Ksmslets Use 17rin Knight Fearless Volunteer 11cc Clermonl Saranao Madleoa Dec r2Peoosle KIngs onniy Wheelmen Echo Dec ini Jbnmn Stan Monroe lice XtiLlncoin Council South Paw Ttecreatlon Jan Nameless Ciersnout Waveriy Jan 5 haranao Pioneer II O rin KnIghts and Madl on Jan Volunteer Rtagg King County Wbealmsn Jan Waverlj Fulton earless Jan IJ Kcho Monroe Madison Chomp Jan 14 Peconlo South raw Im Knight Jan llccreatloa rioneer It u Clermont Jan 1 Nameless Baranac Kings County Wbeelmen and Monroe Jan 21Tearless Stagg Madison Jan 3a llinr n o hump Peconlf Waverly Jan ao Volunteer South raw Echo Clermout len 25Pin Knight Monroe Lincoln council Jan at Kings County Wheelmen Pioneer B O Stag Recreation Feb 2 tiaranae Peconlc Clermoot Fearless Feb 4 Madleoa South raw averly Volunteer Feb Recreation Chump Nameless Lincoln Council r eb Waverly Monroe Madison Kings County Wbeelrasn t fen 11 titagg Peconlc Lincoln Council Pioneer BC Feb IS Echo Clermont Pin Knight Feb IB Cburnn Volunteer ftnef Nameless Feb 18 Fearlets Monroe boom Iaw Feb Volunteer Baranae Koho Haverly Feb 25Pin Knight Keereatlon Nameleia About the moat enthusiastic meeting In the history of the Amateur Bowling Association League was that which convened at the headnnariers ot the Ialma Club Jeriey City on Saturday evening The following dele mites mere present Messrs Steel Dlmock aol llell ner Elizabeth Aihletlo club r W Jannsrn J II role Mr lleadley and A Livingstone htaten Island Athletic Club Ueorge wadelsh Jersey City Athletic Ulub Samuel llatbaway Jndires William Clarke Jr ana F T Lockwood Pelma Club W II uiborne and H TurubulL Rlverslds Athletic Club Joseph oao and Mr Booth New Jersey Athletic Club W p tilery Orltanl field Club Mr here P Wadlelgb as President and Mr W r Kliery aa Sea retary and Treasurer were nnanlmoutly elected for the ensuIng term Messrs J W Cole Mr Meets and Judge Clarke were appointed a committee to confer Wit representatives from the Boston Aihletlo Associa tion In relation to a series of games between teams of twelve men from each organisation Providing the movement is consummated about six games win com crlss the aeries three ot the number being played In Boston and the remainder on some prominent alleys hereabouts Thosegentiemenmaklngthe test everage In the schedule series ot games In the Amateur Howling Association League circuit will go to make up the rep rejentatle team The new rules of the American Howling Association were voted to be printed In pamphlet form and distributed among those Inter ested There will be two team and three Individual prizes awarded this season The latter will be awarded thee gentlemen making the best average In nine games fchouid any player take part In more tban the specified number then hU nine btt aeores will b computed to make up the respective average In case of ties exUtlngfor Irises teams will be compelled to roll off on neutral alleys the same to bs aeleeted ay the association while Individuals will nave to roil ave ex in games two at home and two abroad while the odd one will Uie plico on neutral alicia The report ot the Schedule Committee was then read and adopted It Is very criteria and clearly shows lbs painstaking metn oda of Messrs J W Col and hamusl llathawar There la one change sCooted Tbe neutral games are thrown out thus leaving the competition on what 1 termed a bomeand borne basis The schedule follows Date OmUttanU Mint MOIL NOT 17Orltanl vs gammaP4ma Tues Nov IBNew Jersey va KllssbethElizabeth ThOr Nov iaJersev CHy vs Klverede Jersey City Mon Nov2fiuteu Inland vs ttlverstde Alverelda TusaNov Elizabeth TS urltanl OrltauL Tbur Nor Z7Talma re itawleruyS I A a Mon Dec Intverlde vs Kllsabeth EUxabelb Toes Dec zNew Jersey va OritaniE A c Fri Dec s8tatenL TS Jersey city8taten L Mon Dec SIalma vs Maten Isiantlalwa Tues Dec n thvride vs New JeneyRiverside Wed Dee HUJersey City TS EllubethJereer urr Mon Dec 15Palma vs ElizabethElizabeth Wed Dec 17Jersev City vs OritanLnltaaj Thur Deo laNew Jersey TS Btaten I Staten I Voa Jan aNew Jeney va Jersey CltyJeser City TueaJaaOPalmava Riverside Palma Thur Jan 6 Staten Island is OrtnLUrltanl Mon Jan 13Elisabeth TS Staten Island Staten L Tues Jan 13 RlTersld vs OrltanL Riverside VieJas14PaimaveJersey CityPalms Mon Jan 10Jersey City vs RiversideKlTertld Tues Jan 2ONew Jersey va LUzabelb Palms Jan31OrlianlTs lameOritauL TueJan3TRIIzabetbTs OritantElizabeth Wed Jan USPalma NewJertsyaims I Tiiura Jan zaBiaten Island va Itlrersldeftaten L Mon Feb 2New Jereey vs OnutantOritani Tburs r eb 6BlTenlie ta Elisabeth lilrertlde Tnt Feb 0Otaten Island vs Jersey ClCyJsruer City Mon Feb eJersey City vs Elizabeth Elizabeth Toes Feb lO RtTsrside vs New JereyE i a Thurs Feb 12Ialina vs Staten Iiland Rialenl Tutu Feb 17New Jersey vs Staten u A O Wed Feb 18Jersey CUT vs trllanlJerssT City Thure CeO laialmaTS Elizabeth Palma don Feb oRhertlde vs Urltanl Orlianl Toes Feb 34hllcabethvsliuten IslandElizabeth Wed Feb 2oPalmavs Jersey City Jereey city Tuea Mar 3htaten Island vs Oritant htatsn I Wed Mar 4PalmaTs RiversideItirersUe Tbors Mar aNew Jersey vs Jersey CltjPaima Team No n composed of o P Wadlslih eantalnt C a Lyon J II Bumtted Jr A Ixmgfield J K Green and A L Clements won first honors In the Jersey city Athletic Club tournament just closed A record of games won and lost bj each competing team follows trim 10111 I iron LOSt Team No 6 5 IjTeamNo 4 3 3 Team No 3 3 3 Team No 1 3 4 Team No 3 S V Team Mo 5 1 5 Teamsto75 S Competing teams In the Palma Club tournament bug one auother closely and for this reason it would be foolish as yet to predict a winner Their standing to date follows Won Lost Won Lou Team No 8 4 01 Team No 5 a u TeamNo 3 I TaamstnC5 a Team No 4 2 I Team No 7 1 3 Team No S 2 2 Team No 2 0 4 The prize bowling contesu ot the Brooklyn Bicycle Club were rolled on their alleys ca lloyt itrsetoa Fri day evening The scores rlltIT OAMB Team No IN Allen 1031 Barley ICO J Borland 114 IL Brown 121 O Corby iii a Co 141 w Uwls Ita W McCahUI 1O4 B Mines 113 Total 1 I 49 Team No 3H Matthews 201 W Head in o Sulrnby 134 II Raymond Hi7 B Skinner Ill Q Icknor CO y Jarvia 1U4 W Cook Hn Total 1O2U sicoxn um Team No IM Allen 128 L Bailey 174 J Borland ju II Brown 117 I Corny 114 C foe Mi W Lewis lilt IC McCabllL hoSt U Shine 111 TotaLI102 Team No 311 Matthews htMl W Mead pay a Oulmby 114 II Ilaruiond 07j E Skinner lid o Tlcknor 117 Jarrls 141W cook 14 Total LUM vuiso OAKK Team No IN I Allen ISO L Bailey IB3 J Borland l2lt II Brown 111 O Corby lilt C roe 145 H Lewis lAs W McCahUI 07 B Mines 00 Total 1104 Team No 311 Matthews IMJ W Usad 151 d Qulinby loll U Raiuond IIS K Skinner IOH u Ticknor COt FJsrvls li4sW4ook Its Total Ml VTalhalla Hall was well filled with bowling enthral tsts isst evening lo witness the games rolled In the United Bowling Club tournament She scores mad were as follows lint UameOrchardDock ltSl Krause 48 roller mann 51 II nnrholtoz M flue J5 Kogeuschutldsr OJ D Bui hnltot sc llufer IS Total aiU Vscoiid liume lt stisleJ Tleblen lii II Msvere ei Fleet 11a 1 Frsrcks sw II Usllmsrs MI J Kro ocr Mi It Melnken 4t A Nlevers 71 Total 131 third UameJuuibo He er 14 M fcehroedir 48 tlothelm MI Hisui Ol kiienglsr 4e r Schroeder 411 Stilt It UeAluau lie Ttlal 4li iluediug Note The Manbtllsn llleycl flub will roll al hlldvl1 on TbJrsdsy Vtniufs RA jitudtoin plsrio Isimi list tech donated u She resrlsis Huwllug rib uf lirwiklm fur the best Hull vidual wurs dune In ike tarutbrr luurusiurnt Tbe retsnlly rgsulrei Utiropolli Howling Clot whet be s In auiuflr Its iu iubrs many of Its lead Jug i artintii if Hi HtlrDiullin dat Ciub list clue iiiiged Iks Hilary Month i lob of UrHills lo a njtuii gsine Ibelslitr slob tusk 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tel sect eovieS elrwitlels mni Uifs4ese 1a WMim41 5 I llste 4 5frk4 OABiUAR OCONNOR 110HE Isd te Oct naek Ten Tbeiits lie Kvejrithlna In AstratIa William J OConnor the champion of America who went to Australia to Win tb cbamplonnhlp ot the world but did not 5ncs coctl arrived In New York w et rdny On th Umbrla by way of England On rcnchlhu t ths Bt James Hotel whore ho Intended t ClOD for Ooral day he found a UWrau a flouncing the death of Ills brother who wat boot and hoe dealer In Toronto find who liM and nnaburlod whIle the oarsmaa wa on the Atlantic and OConnor docidad to BO horn at once and loft for Toronto on the trio rod before 6 oclock Before leaving bo talked moro or bag freely with several acquaintances who were nMtln for him To them the American chamrlon no pcwed with a prosperous air In spite ot his defeats Btnnsbury Tie U a ffoodloollnt man of abpnt 27 years light compToilnrit n1 hardy and dresses with ttooJ taste lie ts cultivated n slight mouataobe elnoo ho left joy tho antipodes nOti Is not quite to youthlul in i npnoarnnixt In his rocket he carrtr 1 a roll Watch Which all who maw it said WM tho hand Bomost thing ot the klpil vr civen to ah sib lets It was iztvon to OConnor adnilteu at Sydney on thp day be nailed for Kncl nd sti wn inscribed ITtiented to w tiUnn j UConnor Champion Oarsman of America Lv his AtiHtrallnn Frlonds OConnor ald bo did not regret having mids the Journey to Australia but would noor a again lln also ndvlaed all forelcn oarsmon to remain away If their only object in gtillig there was to win n boat race on the raramnita Ilivsr for the oliumilonsljlp Only nina brought nn on that stream cm bore to IccessttiiJy ret pole there ho declared There Iftnotonlr a strong tide but currents and Jile In numerable confront tho stranger anuS tbp cannot bo mastered by a man unudjuaiuttl with the courfO without years of xrvrienoj with thorn The oarsmen down thorn hnvd au tho necessary Information concerning them and they only can win on tho Paramatta All visitors sire overwhelmingly hnndlcnpned Before oCunnor went away Edward llnnlan who bus been there said that OConnor woulj never boat Btanstmry on his own waters Him Ian also suM privately what Is now made known for the first time that K that In his UnnlnnB opinion OConnor was the creator oarsman in the world This testimony cor roborates OConnor In his opinion of the Para miitta coarse OConnor won several minor races in Aus tralla and his success tbcruln perhaps no counts for his appearance of prosperity Ht spoke In huh terms of Australians ns sports man and added that they resembled Ameri cano more than forniitnprs ho find ossi met Me liked that country and ho paid he liked Enslnnd but alter all ha added with evident olncarlt tliero is no country like America and I nm very Bind to be homo Whon asked if bo bolleved that Btnnsbury and Kemp were sincere In their rrouilsa to visit the United States next year he said he bad ro doubt that Kemp wouLd come anyhow lie hoped Stnnsbnry would also come along lot hn was satisfied he could beat him on water that was comparatively fair to both rowers lie has a mntou on with Kemp to take place ac Oakland Cat In March and almost any amount of money that says he can defeat Btausbury As to Teomor Qandaur Hanlan or any other American bo Is prepared ti de fend his American championship title If thor is stako enough in sight CHESS AGAINST ALT COMlf IlK SUlnlta OITCSJ an Exhibition of Slsnnlta eon nay Saturday was a redletter day at the Man hattan Chess Club for W Btelnlte gave an ex hibition of simultaneous play The rooms ot the club woro thronged with spectators who ware watching the progress ot the gaines with the greatest Interest About 8 oclock the ar rangements were completed and the following twentysix gentlemen Including some of the strongest amateurs of the Manhattan Club as well as visitors from kindred societies took boards against the champion The openings were Board No Professor Ilolladay Kings Gambit Hoard No 2L Uargullea Queens Pawn Opening Board No 30 IL Kuuler Vienna Opening Hoard No 4 11 C Moose Petrol Russian Define Board No 5A Le Vino Queen s Bishop s Pawn ism Hoard No 6B F Wtltox Evans Uamblt Board No 7F Rose Vienna Opening Hoard No sOsorgs Thompson Roy Lope Board No toN 11 DauL lings GambIt Declined Board No 11145 Lost Kings Bishop s Game Board Na ilI Thompson Queens Uamblu Board No 12Il I Thompson Kings Uamblt Board No 13A rinkham Vienna Game Board No 34B A Ford French Deface Board No 55U W talon Sicilian Defence Board No ISDr 8 Marshall Kings iarabiL Board No 17h H Richards Queens Oarabll Board No ISA B Hodges Evans Oambli Poard Na 0J D Bedding Slogs Uamblt Heard Na 204 McSwegan Double Gambit Beard No 21tV U Crane Kings bamblr Board No S3 C Levy Vienna Opening Board No as Ir Lyons Queens Gambit Board No 24W Fries Jr Centre Uamblt Board Na 25T P Northrop King Gambit Board Na 36 Major llanham French liefenoe It must be added here that this was Mr EtolnltzB first performance since he played at the beginning of last year In the match against M Tschleorln In Havana Alter nearly six hours of play the results were as follows Htdnltz won 23 lost 1 to Mr Ford and drew 3 against Messrs McGee and Northrop A reporter of Tnic BUN yesterday called upon Mr Stelnltz with a view of getting a few par ticular about the names Mr Htelnltz who looked none the worst for Saturday evenings work wns hlehly amused about the game which be won In nino motes against one of his aningonUts The game ran thus aTslouTg AMATSUs seslomne uurica Walt Woe VI i it hack 1 PK 4 PK 4 0 QiKt P BB LP0B3 POS OHRoh QQM a p 04 it 02 gBxPch KlIa 4 11114 ICcEnS u gK u mat L gKlS QK2 True Black by playing KK2 saved tho Queen but was mated next move Ol the other eames mention must bo made of Mr Bodges who played a vary line defence aaalnst tue master Mr HOBO fought also very gamely iiBiild Dr Marshall 1rof Bolladny Uessrs Koddlnp ilcUoo and nortbrnp The gallant Major pad a tremendous task for In tills game Mr Btolnltr Introduced a new varia tion of the French Defence yin 1 PK 1Its 2 Py4 lg S Kt02 Ho was the last to succumb at 160 A M Mr Ford de serves aroat praise for the manner lu which h conducted his game which finally procured him a welleornod victory AskoJ why llr itelnllz contrary tn his own principles adopted no many gambits at the simultaneous performance on Saturday tbo eicort replied My theory only holds good when playing with opponent of an equal strength Against amataurs one does not suppoae that theknow all the correct repliea Uelde ones duty oa such ooasloim compels ion to vary the open 5nga no a to make matters more interesting in his i be u ceiliiii for tne rooms ot the club were tlll Rflll Cited when the performance fin ished at U oclock yesterday mornlntr EadofCta VIJ elln Waon U Philadelphia FiiuMLrnti Oct Tbeblcyde raelag season la n this vicinity was brought lo a oceewful eta todey ix a met Uog at tbe Fblladslpbla Ian Ball Park undtr the aiisplcsa of the Fsrk avenue and Quaker nif whtsliueu lu which a Urge number ef local and out if town calorie partIcipated lbs iTloclpal tvtot wat tits iwenlyflv mile read rats tbe last hres rnlist of wtileb were run in me task W C Heeds tl VVIIinlngWu DsL was the winner line I hour S7H jnlnulea Tli one uile laletr handicap eras men br K II Itrla tttw Sink AlbleUe Club Vhs uiesnud on a Lee pneir nallc lire inacbme ma4e tbe dlsutiss in t ii Murphy Jew York A II seconol Bolt slsrlsu front hue ecrttsb IJavls also iron lbeT carter liCe sajeljr 0510fa55 W f Murphy em nd Time 41 terfuos i ll llarlttun woe Ue ntle Clam crdluerr slisn li duuhmciuli l Time a Ill V I KUyec rw r7 7aiU i beat 1 5 llatWu lor Ilis bsK uils Safety hate cbtiuplousblD Tits I 26 bale also won thus quarter oUJ nUatrr elate cbsupluutbip ruue 44 iflund I M Murtbr W V A O 7 Joist Tails In the leo ins iii rase TlMliUig Itse out oft lll ipa l Tstls ors ft uu lie fUVIlhi halo tsvUg Ueu UkriTtu44nlr il lit illbvsw rum tte fiber ettute IC wiutelu us 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P THE SUN MONDAY OCTOBER 20 1891 r EXPLORING MOUNT ST ELIAS OSOTOOIBT ncs8Kivn 1lCrnnllIJQVlt IIEIOllr UJ lUll tOCPKDlTIOtr yyom Tftk tt Hay Twenty MIU Orr Xnovr Olnclor to Ilin Dnia or th UountA M itnlrtc nt Ranee or Hnonr U4 1 Mountain Jllilnc From tha Hn from WUUIe CHnelcri of Great MosaU I lad Deeen od la the Sa A Lolr Oa l In I D of let and Clothed i Wit Floircr Frn and Hpruoc I WUnl GTOll Oct 19Tho sclontino expedi tion Hat out last spring umlor the joint nut utrtiof the National Geocraphlcal Society and the Unite States Geological Survey for tho Bnrpo of Mplorlnn the region abut Mount 11110 Alaska bus returned Mr Unwell 8tlll oltADlred the expedition and liadcharco CUB work Is I in Wc hlncton and at tho re ancit ol the ncent of tho Associated Press bn fnrnWiod tho following picturesque sketch of th l workof hl ratty i Tn party consisted of Israel 0 Ituisell cool eloglst Mnilc B Kerr topographer both 0101st tho GooloBloal Survey E F Ho members of 000101101 E lol dir concrfil assistant and seven camp hands hlrtd at Seattle Wash of whom Jl ChrUtlo vu foreman Owlns to uncertain hvaltb Mr BMmer returned horn from tho first camp In unknown illnrrnaeetuont for camping an toantry were made In Seattle earlr In June Ind on the 17th tho expedition sailed for Bltba of the excursion ca tho steamer Queen ono bous l plrliiR resularly between Fusel Bound batl Alaska Tho to Bttka tnd Southern AIMkl Yoyose Bltko fnmUhed an opportunltr for seeing tha Ono Imlbl1 Bltalor of TaUu Inlet and Glacier Bay thui MrrlnE as an Introduction to the still mor on crlullco fields abjut Mount St Ellas Oa arriving at Bltka the mor bor of tho xixdltlon wore transferred to the United StatM stramor PintA undor command ol Capt Farenholt who bod previously rocolrod In troctlons from tho Secretary of tha Navy to tike them t Yakulat Bay Too Flnta reached tl mouth of Ynkutat Bay on July 2 To bar II l a brad deep Inlet extending more than thirty miles Inland and I was the plan ot tlit expedition to bticin work near Its head on tot shore The weather betnit thick Capt ysronholt did not think I advisable to toko thtressoluptbe bay and tho voyago had to b made by means of boats and canoes In a driving rainstorm Tho actual bpe of opera tions was reached on Juno 28 and tho study cf the geology and geography of tho region bO at onco tan ono When the storm passed away says Mr Bdisell we found onrsolvcs on a wild shore neambered by Icebergs and at tho immediate btie of a majestlo mountain ranco trending lonthcatt and northwest Along the southern but ot the mountains thor Is a plateau somo thirty miles broad dhldcd by the waters of Takutat Bay Our task was to ox pi ore and mAD th country from tho bay to Bt Ellas and la beyond as practicable Excursions iero begun at onoe to tho neighboring mountains and glaciers and up Takatat Bay a far as tho floating too would allow a oanoo to travel One of these excursions took us ton island near tho head of tho bay which wo namod Grand View Wand From its summit which rites boldly a thousand feet above the res water a magnificent view was obtained ot a vast strotah ot snowclad mountains from which glaciers of great magnitude descended to Ibo B and ended in cliffs of Ice tflTeral hundred foot hlh From there tbo Icebergs crowding the bay ware derived One ol these glaciers we named after Dalton tho tee explorer of thu region ano her of lar ger Iz at tho bead of the hay was named In hour rot Gardner Hnbburd tha President of t National Geographic Society A magnlll cent mountain pak rUing ome lOOOU feet Immediately abovo tbo llubbard elaclor received ceived the same name Another towering pent on the same mountain ore t triangular in tbap and always of purest white wasnamed Mount Beattle In acknowledgment of the faith ful sonIce ot our camp hands whose homes are most In tba Ouccn City ol tho Hound Wills elaalal and Eeoloqtcal studies were ad WhIO Ilal1 I olOcf wer belac pusLed forward iir Kerr measured a OS0 line with oonslderabln accuracy and bo on a map of the region From tho ends ol the b line slants wero taken tooevoral pouts and lillltopa near at band tho aneluB betwenn ug linos of sicht and thl basn line affording data for determining other distances By raenns of anslos ot elevation their hilghts could also be calculated Tho stations whose poMtlon and elevation had thus been deter mined n ere mad the extremities of new bnsa lie from which sljrlita to all tbo mountains in the region could b made and tba heights of the highest peaks accurately deior tnlned In addition to the dlo angles the heights of thn stations occupied wie da terrnlnidby means ot a mercurial barometer To aii In thin work a baso barometer was read three times a day during July imil Yujru t by the Itev Carl J Ilendrlckson wlio has charge of a mission at lalcutat Fron 1 1 Is be tlnuinc Ibo wurk of mapping tlie ountry was currlod forward until all the POUCH to bo Men from our line of march worn lo ted and their heights determined Hketobes and pho tngracbH ware taken from many points ot Tien These together with tho triangulatlon Will furnish mnterlil for im aoiuruto map of tie region rlsltvd The map will embraoo up Wad of a thousand HCjunre miles As lon as the topagraphlo work was well under wny a line ot march toward 11 I lias wudedded upon All of our rations bedding tall Ac hail to rw carried or packed by the Ien the character ot the country not allowing the use of nnluialn At tlr t tbo trips frnin Irht fronl camp ti camp had to b repeated several times Fronting bj experience we ab udoned I ererythlng that wot not esnentlal and as otir work progressed o found that many things QMmed Indispensable at tint could b left be bind Our line I ot march was toward the portliest with the triangular summit of BU a at our Kuldo Fortune favored UA In pnr wars Uo found pas es In the tiioun tilai leading In the direction we wUbed to JFul and no Insurmouutablo dtfUcultles In aDl dlOoohte I ny olthouub great PHtleiu e and judg moot wcro rociuliod In threading the network tycreioues in thu Ice Ihrealnl ruaLlr more tnn nlbetenths of our journey wait across ItUf ri and unow llelds Un the 1st of August we were midway Mtwtn 1 akuUt Buy and Bt Ellas hut II at P Jata iif tlm mouutuliia Our camp wits In thlut and highest RrIO of trI a that It wan rrncticable lorwili The llinborllualB there foutl AH fot lilth Tio all treis dlaa pear a flw rnlleg 10 the WI blal An all inland of rook ur founded f by Utt Bllolr but colhed with autllul noaoe rmik ferns and dsntiufcpruce tr lur Siii I a d liKliifiilkiot forour base ttdll li Uu nnni d thll Ivlv I our in the Jr r I tl to IID0 om Wand From there CIJprfklliliA i blub moinitaliiM l Ial on follow UK up Ii a Marvin Jla d lur which IQII lo Km w l ut fllowoin Jaland lur about WB 1 Ilu w ruavhea AH elevation u f 4Wjj 11 11 oiiinlui aiuy I At altljouuh nllod wiiu 1111 I u ivrdiuu w twaia wom what rl 1 11 0 w in dun liiia iiab mnuu tall 111e II u lullolIa In I I 111 iiuut of 1111 iui t rna 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Bikllo 1014 Ir fa our rfluTf and clnn lId Iho ospedltlnn to rort Townond wIt YO Tlvcd un 001 a J rO1 tIo poInt ot Iowol the dentist If nOl of Iho Alrlnl t Our dltlon was a IUC CR Tbo p In propos 11 vvforo starting was S ri5ir0ltmottoit tte lituriomr 10 the Rtul 01 1r1 IftJlr woloiiy and topography w J8rnSr yut we Jl1 no ruoh i Iho top of ilqunt Bt Lllas Tho measurements mad Inll ilotorralned that all tho aiountaln In tills r don are lower than was protlously tup IloRld and tIt fe Hlw InMoaJ of belnBtKo highest rolnt in North America U In reality n sjooijdratojTionntain It elevation Initeart ot taping 10SOO feet ns trovlou ly considered I in0il1n18l iToan Cook has an elevation of lOaso and Vaneour r 0400 Many other peak In th ama i region aro a levatfd as Cook and VanoorjTr but Ht Ellas Is hither than any of lu Immedlat ntiphbors 1be mnro ImtlOrl n It IOtelll and moun tains In the roalon explored were named prin cipally In remembrnnoo of dltlnRutnhd American eeoloalsts who aro no Kinner llTlnir Ono niand mountain tome thirty mUoH north ea t of 8t fillas and rrobably only tiecpnil to tin holnht was named In ooll Wr William liogon fortnprly dlrfctor of tho Geoloalcal BurvcyoY Canada Bereral lofty spires to the onst of Mount Logan xreio named after th jowls of the navy and of the revrnu marina that havo bcromo oelebraUil for their voyaeos In Unhrina Kea and tho Arctic Ocean Tho mulls of the expedition will bopre Mntod to the National Oeoaraphlo Boelety Rome tlm In November and as soon after o rraotloablo will bo published by tho society In tho National jtograshic Majaline COULDNT TTAIT TO BE BAILBD A Prlioner Bklni Out Troo der Vlnd r While Kerrloaa Vrnu Beeenlngc Him William LOTO one ot Assemblyman Kerri gans constituents cave Justice Talntor a problem in law yesterday Love was arrested on Bopt 0 for being drunk and disorderly Justice MoMahon sent him to Blackwella Island for three months In default of 300 ball I ist Tuesday Loves friends prevailed upon tbo Assemblyman to ball him out Kerrigan wont before Justice McMahon who accepted him as bondsman BloOD several prisoners at tho workhouse ro aolvod their release by discharges to which tho names of Police Justices had been forged tho authorities have refused to let their wards go unless tho magistrates discharges wore countersigned by one of the Commis sioners of Chorltloi Bo Justice McMahons discharge had to bo sent to the Commission ers for certification Kerrigan asked Keeper Lynch of the Yorkvllle prison to hurry the matter as much as posMble and went home satisfied that ho had done all that was neces sary to secure Loves release The discharge didnt get down to tbo Com missioner until the next morning and then it was ton late About tho time that the Com missioners wero endorsing the discharge on Thursday the Superintendent ot the work honsb was searching through Blockwolls Island for Love Borne time during Wednesday night Love and throe other prisoners hod sawnl out a bar of Iron in ono ol the cells and had soaped Word waa pent to the ow York polloo and prison keep ers and Instead of discharged the word escaped was put down In the workhonso register opposite Loves name Police Captain Kllllloa his men in tho Fortyseventh street station and on Satur day Love was arrested at his home at 537 West Fortyninth street His brother Itobert who tried to Interfere was arrested also Kerrigan came to court eslerday and so did several other men of his ward Love admitted having escaped from the workhouse bnt denied having sawed tho cell bar or having seen any other prison era escape I found a hole In I de winder he aid and IsUnnod troolt Dare wuz a board an some Rtlcks down on do river an I made a raft an floated over to de city I didnt see no udder khlll LoVofl lawyer maintained that ho eonld not bo held as ho had not bean locked up for a felony or mildemeanor nnd it wan therefore no felony to escape He had also been legally discharged at the time of his escape Love wa lemandoil however to give the Superin tendent of tho workhouse ft chance to say eometLInc abont his escape Lovou brother waa fined tlO The keepers of tho prison say tbart in other cases of escape from the work house the courts navo held that escaping la no offence Til AT OltEFJf GOODS HOUSEHOLD Ward and Zloieathal In the lob and t Wo to be Turned Oat or Her Flat Samuel Ward and Isaac Rosenthal the green goods mon whose capture at 341 West Fiftyninth street was told about in yesterdays BUN wore arraigned In the Tombs Police Court yesterday They pleaded not guilty and were held by Justice Hogan in 2600 ball for examination boforo Justice White at 2 P II today Lawyer McLoughlin their counsel tried to have their bail mado 1500 which he said tbaycould give buf Justice Hocan inexorable The occupants ot the flats In West Fifty ninth street between Eighth and Ninth ave nues wero shocked yesterday when they read the papers and learned that they hod been living so close to tbo headquarters ot one of the worst groups of green goods men In the city Tho story of the raid was news even to the persons living next door Mrs Ward the young woman who was found by tho raid ing party smoking opium with Bo enthal and who was not arrested did not PAIl Batnrday nlnht in the flat The woman who let the rooms thought she wo well rid ot tbo whole Dnrty until just before 3 oclock yesterday afternoon Mr Ward came In and aikod If ho coilid keep thA room The lalJladY IIld that he could not atld Mr Ward laid or 011 thn I WIll PlICk m truok and 1111 leave tomorrow lIrntnfC tlhowentlnlo tier rooms and shuttana locked the door Then he opened a window and sat down and retted her bead on her hand arid looked very un happy A HUN reporter called to NI her Bhe looked pale and 111 Bbe suld nhe Will not the Tomb Court when her companions bad becn ar raigned She knew nothing at all about what had become of them sh anld and Iho waythrf mild It Indicated that she did not ar n uroat doil fine declined to dlacnis the business thy bad carried on The landlady who sublet the rooms to tho green good men said that two oakll ogoibe ordorod them tumoo out because they mok il rlgarcttei and made the bouse moll ba L tibe lId mt susiwct onlum Agent Btevon who ha oliarg or the tain nald that he euppoctod thnt somvthlngwa wrong with th nanU a wiek 11110 ana not fled the ward rtutIUYO ot th Twentyuicond precinct Tba detective Ill d not Interfere now uvcn nous A UADKAS cotrt Aad Iloei an Aelloa lor Falta laiprlioa O a rallr Ir Eapanee Henry Killing an 18yearold baker onUt ont of 1I1H Third avuiue a brfaht frank looking t or hai for four week baeu driving a WAifon fur Hi FlrKt Vienna Bukery un up j irhl lli amriuo II was rrotell t on Hatur lay on a charge ut itwbeultmeot preferred by I CimrJa J ulli unotbiir Hlxth avenue bnkur Jelil OXVUMI KlltlnBof liavlnir wlienemplojed I bybliu onllod 18 from Ixjuli Kluln of 100 Wlltl butKBtyeitfhlh tr ut and i t bavin I fuilel loluro I It lit Tha 111141 ClauDIa w dated May He wlirn Klltlntf 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WIll lnlru 4 trill III iiiin ol jbo lf and itu o yuuOitr II lil tr t ebowtd Uiat Ii lioj 11 ly 1 tvn t la all El I OO tlho I l fFi tl wlTu lbt I U 11111 JtflUtJ a uurnUr flUe lil u a tf flII to 4J tn if Ill il I ruMOMcr Vfiiiu trr iiiui It il tlbe M a f t w ur Hi Imff rallM i i tuk wTiy b drIII i n triiuu t w It lllti tb lID liS1 i M dun to IIle uklotf u y I blV rttAtitttn II 0 lt r were BO wltfi x eo HI fco4 I Irr Jllltr1alllll a111I LltiBK UibaJl fvr t I I NAIlClInfO is raa lAIN I8OOO Chtl r a Drcnehad TTnlte rara lo In never of Their nuhep Until It bsgan to rain the parade with whloh tho Roman Oathollo Sunday school children ot Brooklyn celebrated Dlihop URh1lna golden Jubilee yesterday afternoon was as pleturetono In Its war at was the procession of lights and lanterns ot the night betote and tho crowd Which assembled to witness It around tho Dlshoos house at Clermont and Green ave nue gradually grew as large al that ot the rrevtou evenlnc Tho police however ban dlld It better or at any rate with loss vio lence By stretching wires along the curb be tween Greene and Lafayette avenues they eon fined tho crowd to tho sidewalk all along tho block but at tho junction ot dormant and Greene avenues where the wires ended the crowd after awhllo became master ot the situ ation and to completely ailed the Intersecting tretU as to block the parade at Intervals oa Well as to almost entirely stop tho transit ot the Greene avenue cars Clermont avenue tho other side if Greene was finally rendered Im passable for so lone a time that the procojslon had to Qnd a way forltielf np and down Greene arcnue thronah lanes opened br the polloo with great difficulty The head ot tho procession reached the gayly decorated reviewing stand tn front ol the oplsoopal residence at 315 oclock On the stand were Bishop Loughlln Archbishop Elder Bishop Urn Senator Murphy Major Kelloy and many other ecclesiastics and lay men besides a number ot women A halt Oo7 en little zouaves led tlie way for tho Bt Johns JUlie cadets nearly 200 strong who wore gray uniforms and blue fatigue caps and carried what looked like real Run They with twice ai many mor lads ot the same size which wasnt much over a yard who car ried small American flags Instead ot guns faced tho reviewing stand while they sang TarPon composed lor the occasion Th Papal flag as well a the American waved overtbom as they sang The procession did I not move on until two ofthe zouaves bad given flowers to Bishop Lougblln The girls of Bt Josephs Orphan Asylum who came uext made apretty sight in their claretcolored gown with long white anoulder knots and blue bats over widen floated the American nag they carried They also stopped to sing a lublleo song as did tho detachments which Immediately followed finally order to save time tho children ang M they marched along The large Rlrl of Bt Pauls Orphan Asylum looked particularly pic turesque In tholr dark gowns with bright red shoulder knots and with their long halrtram inc down their backs Alargerml banner on which the Saviour was pictured headed the do tocnmont and there were also some smiller banners of other bright colors containing so crod pcture 1bo bors and prlrlsof Bt Mnlaohl Horn who followed marched In double procession be cause they were so numerous The children of bt Paul Sunday school wore headed by band ot TOtmg men who marched In tho form of a cross They bared tbelr beads as they passed tbo reviewing stand as did all tho smaller boys who In their excitement remembered to do so The children ot the Church of the Assumption bore perhaps more banners than any other etachment Ono had a plctnro ot the ate deVi icarGeneral Kocgan on one side and a pic ture ot Bishop LouKhlln on the other There were many banners bordered with flowers while a Mil Papal banner gold and white with tho keys of Peter and the triple crown ot the Pope floated near a large American flag Tho alrls of thebocred Heart Sunday school wore white cownt which contrasted with their purple saoaues and hats and the boys of Bt Michael Bandar ll wero led br a lad on a orearaoolored pony who looted 11 happy as h felt The Blrls of St Mary Star of the Sea worn purple scarfs over thIr white dreises and in their hats of the lImo color were gilt stars hair the detachment carried ban ners inscribed with something affectionate or I complimentary about Bishop Longhlln I It was now 315 oclock and tbe rain which ban been threatening for Earn time began to descend steadily It grew mom heavy as It con tinued and finally Tiecamo a regular down pour The rain did what the police had failed to do and by scattering tho umbrellalexa cleared the street sufficiently of the crowd to render It comparatively co y for tho hurrying little folk to pass along Through the hedao of umbrellas which fringed Clermont avenue as far as tho eye could reach the unibrellalass children marched btlll hinging in plto ot the rain which wo now beating fat andfnrtnu IT on thlr unIJroleotod lIttl bodle The chll dren of the Church 0 8 John tbo EvanltQlllt aotualJ sloPDed whll ItA ottQrlnll of a pillow of white roses Inscribed Our Bishop on which was a oronsof red Immortelle surround ing a mas of white Immortelles wa given to 1I hop Loughlln The lain drove the Bishop indoors as sonn as he had received It but Archbishop Elder and Blenop Ityan stayed In what were now very wet Quarters until at Is oclock the storm brokAnpthe pricesslon with onethird ot the 15000 children still to come The young paroders had conlnued to march Dtll it became a piteous eight to see their d espolled flnerr and dripping garments One of the laut detachments to pass was the girls of Bt Benedicts Buuduys chool whose wreaths of flower wero beaten into their hair while their gowns of white lawn bung limp The line of march as orlgtnallv laid out was from Lafayette avenue and Cumberland street to Clermont avenue to Gates to Ollnton where the parade was to have bean dismissed but dismiss occurred with all but Ibo foro most paraden lone before this point was itach ed Every one of the 1500i was probably wet throuch before the paradern reached their homes tn the cars which had been engaged on th different lIe Bishop Louehlln was very much concerned at the bad effects be feared would follow their wotting and he regretted that the parado had ta1ln nce Cardinal I Gibbons preached yesterday at St Amess Church At Bt Johns Chapel the ser vices were unusually labornte Haydn Im perial mass was rendered with the accompani ment of on orchestra In addition to the choir jilf hop Loughllu preached He entertained at dinner last evening Cardinal Gibbons Arch bishop Corrlgan and the other visiting Arch bishop and Bishops A NEW PltKSaYTKRIAS CHAlEL I Dedication oftbei New Bolldlae ofthe W t End ConsrcffaytlOB In AmnterdiiBB A vena Although the congregation has ooonplod the new West End Presbyterian Chapel at Amster dam arenue and 105th street for our months tba building was not entirely completed until about a week aao Then yesterday and today wen Mt apart for the dedication Tb new church It a ohatMil built in the Italian Itonals anra tityle at a cost of 39000 It I Ie anfflelent for tho naod of the present congregation but will probably clvo place to another building before many yara Yeitorday the bandtome auditorium WAIl crowded Tho oulplt was dooontUd with au tumn flowers dahlia nnd chrysanthemums Thoro WAIl a lalRe gathering of Proibyltrians of this synod TbeimBtor the Her John Hal com Bliuw preside luulsted lu carrying out tbnexerolso by njvininliilitur Ibelirv lien TY 11 Elliott the Hoy Henry LootnU Ihe llv W O I htill tli lluv V II Gleouon the Hr Addikxn Ilillori tiio l v Georu L Hliearur and tlel Ituv Andrew Khlland lit Ualluid do llVfred toe sermon lollnit hi teit fom f I CorlntblaDn 110 y iteadfiut unmovotlci ul wav M ounJlnir lu Ibu wurlupf ton Lord I In tb VUIUK vrC A llrlciia nrcsliled areaoe were wad el1 tli J Irhr W Alttr bury the It tev II IJ I ChAfJ 1Ptcbnl jlu N W CouKlIn tle ItuT Arthur 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Deo In tbn Untvenltf of Uuyluui oajn ol orated Iarls IIAtorlt UUriALO LITHIA WATKIl Ii I pr uup MOKK THAN ANY OTHKR WATKB lit short trrro I callod upon to Ittta IN rue WOIIID AKlIXiriO fordUeM from what mineral watnrv I haro neen Uia I of tlie FliMALK IRLVH OMJANH KnutJiHond rnowt uninliitaluibla Miiouot of IIlta MKNHTKlAr JtlJtI TOIl UHCU JIll u ilixxi mxru In tJio Iw gut number ut CHUM Ut It ntw6 ol AiU W1LJUIIYA It IIIdu till CAIAMKNJA ylilUj lo cw of UVH1KN u KedTftl wiy I would unbt lUUigljr wf OJiltllOA It ur tbo p in and rdic Che UM UUFHAIX HPUIKit lu U fecJdeDtnJr f f svisMlv flow ol blood wiiounUnif lit MKN County Virginia J OIUIUAOIA VI HIM normal lllIldI t Io r WM JJ TOWMW IToffiMorot AJBU both dlMlWi it u ura cl till vrutT Uod l DJt lIlk l t li rtow IIPpa i AT IKK Jtr HJIAH omy tn l Jutrlo Mtdlo the l4a1S D IHTKBYAKH 01 1 WBMTVKfOIIT DAYH pUtlnltrf tuu Udlrurelty Vlrll1DLaI ooi iiuno Jtliiir ItuJf lu minu uniiiiuuuutu lu bom ol tlw JTCULJAU Afr I UU inuiinor II Mili fluM nl iM Ma TIJNH 11 WOHKW uottMy I HUJJJWI Hit JCJUU II Tl CKIlt IlwluriMW WO I iml ut tlu fuilcal tfojlty f JI1rIb HUM of tin illJNHrA I LBV f uruj Jm Curollut mlullIIClI tiiu Ajueriiati zslra I AM IHJJJA WATKH UJU1JLY Mill I A v lllItIl1ll UuWIt I Id r MiXf III 1 ITIMAIl I 11 Jhu 111 1 i HklWM HUm blla I wmJJ11 ff1 tfHf AI JJlUIlIlAIl TiM IIIJUhijlfll AIiu llK tutny lunr hjtloIJIu IIIIJUiIM 111 wm f I UJIIIIIIAIIIIIfh MIlIn Until CIllS j fiV tllIIt h y Illlt U lVA KfC IUIIIUIiII I rlJIIlHH j IIK till 11 till llUlfAI irmu KAJ0 MTWA WATKIt rlUj JJOf UA 1UtljH III MddIJIJltl lillUlY VI tut Miu fl nlMne that I do QUfMMH lu I vei J UII punt trti iiMt tn tutor MM ClllLLH aud HYKU f wn l It WrJf UfXfldal Wtr ill 1UI of 1mI down hnUgJlon I OAM f 1 f n h bur I THOS F GOODS Proprietor BtfFFALOXXTHIA SPRINGS VA HAMMERED JY HEAD SEAS ntcostiira rItASTIlplI oor FlIlDAtI OAKB IttOUt IH TZIK FACE B ailek PatMaaera the 11 rT rarolan Monnreha Dcekn Hnrf pt Thoea TrieS Llena Mnit Have necn Terr Oleic Tho westerly gale thnt lashed tho waters hereabouts Into foamy rlotousneas on Friday net a fleet ot Incoming ship from European ports oa It rushed seaward accumulating force In Ita unmolested course It struck tho Umbria with 633 cabin pa eenaen aboard on Friday night and began tossing bIer leaa oer her bows It kept up this work for twolvo hours causing the ship a delay ooua to 200 miles Somo of the paueneor were so much frlnhtenel that they couldnt go to sleep that night and nearly everybody was more or loss staulck Tho French lino steamship La Donrgogno also had a battle with tho ntorm and was de layed nearly halt a day by It The Persian Monarch had tbo roughest ex perience of tho trio 8ho was bombarded by the crests of giant sea for ten bourn They broke over her tore and aft so frequently that living on her deck was Impossible Among the Umbrlaa passenger were Wil liam T Wardwoll the Prohibition partys candidate for Comptroller OConnor tho Canadian oarsman Itob rt Garret tho HOT J fl Wallace Uen Joseph Itoborts Ooorife C Magouni Ulr William Crossman and Cecil and Tlionmi Dartnir Four trained ilonA that bavn been astonish ing folks at the Ironch exhibition In London by their acting were ext oct d to arrive here two days ago on the National line steamship Franco 11 the ship doe nt Rot In to lay tho wonderful lions will evidently pot draw a chariot across the stage of NJDIos tonight In the atacular drama ot Nero as they are billed to da AooomDanrlng ernl leonine uuar let are two other lions less gifted who are the understudies ot thn big lour A bill bOlr hound comes along wllh the lions Ho works aeeaw on either end of whlqh Is alien by running to ana from on the middle oUho Loatd The franco la a slow boat but ebe OUlbt to have been Ihere twotlaya ago It she bnd hnd fair wonthor Hhi Is now nineteen days out She doubtless boa been fondled by the zephyr which blowout to sea from this neighborhood on Friday NOHWICH Got IDA singular rainbow op ceared In the northwest on Friday morning itmt before tbn wind tempest swept across Connecticut and remained nearly an hour It spanned 11I small segment or oold blue sky along the horizon In the midst of a great shoot of gray vapor Its colors were dull and bard looking and It looked exactly like tho Aurora IIkt borealls A similar phenomenon had not been seen in this city before and only one man could Interpret Its augury Mr Comstock ot the west ld a weather prohrt Bald Whenever a rainbow appears in the north west low down like that one look out for a big blow and cold weather right behind it In an hour tho gale swept over the land blowing titty miles an hour and a boat ot trees were blown down In the woods Sevural big trees were felled in IINtho city Next came tha oold weather tnelro hour later Itli UNB41mS IDEA It JLaadi Dim to Knter a Strinae Iloale and Threatrn Ulmm Len Forrtit James 0 McNcalus who says hois an editor and who in living at the Cosmopolitan Hotel woe in one of the cells in the Adams street po lice station in Brooklyn yesterdaywith a badly injured bead and in a generally disorganized condition Ho had been over in Brooklyn with a friend viewing the big parade in honor of Bishop Loughlln nnd bo and his friend con cluded to make a night of It About oclock In the morning ho found himself Bitting on tho sidewalk in Pearl street his friend nnd his gold scarf pin missing Ho got np looked around and found himself quit steady on his legs An idoa got possession of him that his friend had cantured bis pin and run off and finding the basement door of the houso at J45 Pearl street open he entered it although ho hud never seen it before for the purpose of searching for him Uo mado his way np stairs to tbo top floor with an open penknife in Ms hand nnd confronted Miss Lena Forrext the servant as she was about to go down from her room to tho kitchen Olvo me thnt pin he said He raised the knife threateningly and the Klrl coreamiid at the top of her voice awaken ing Mr George T Abbott nnd his wife the owners of the bouse who occupied tbo front room on tho second lloor Mr Abbott HUP poslng that there vns a burglar in tbo houfco opened tho window and called for a pollccmnu In a couplu of minutes 1ollceman cjHaro ot the Adams street station responded and hur rying UD stairs collated the Btrancer Having taLen the knife from him he marched him downstairs but before the hall way was i enched MoNoalun bad assaulted Mr Abbott niul his wife and tho policeman had to club him Into submlHSlon When he arrived at the station It was found that his nose waa broken and that bo haci received tnree ugly sculp wounds After the ambnlancn surgeon had worked on him for a half hour be was placed a cell Ho will be arraigned bnforo Police Justice Walsh this morntmr It wunsald at the Cosmopolitan Hotel that Mnbaalus had been starlnc there for a couple of months and that ho bad been drinking hard of lato raar monuvoiiLi CLVBOEU Policeman McITanhs Prlionnr Sent to DnrlTin Hoiplial In an Ambulance Henry Wltzon a slightly built and excitable Pole who lives at 2151 Second avenue Is in tho Harlom Hospital with a wounded scalp and bruises about his arms lees and shoulders Bis face Is also bruised and discolored Pollae man MeRuit of the East 120th street station s responsible for most of tho mans Injuries although Wltzen says that other policemen bad a band tn clubbing him McIIugh on tho other hand has a badly lacerated hand which ho says Witzou caused He tells this story of the encounter Ho entered Wltzenn house in answer to a womans cries ot Murder at 1 oclock yes terday morning and found Mr and Mrs Wit en fighting Phoitly after S oclock he met Wltzen who threatened to fix him for In vadluir his huiiMv and struck the officer knocking off his hat Thereupon Mullugh ar rested Ylt7on They bad cone two blocks toward the police station when Wltzen suddenly burled bis teeth InMciluglj band Mulluuu fclruok him on tlie hand with bis nlcbt stick Tho prisoner clinched with him ami they rolled over on thn lijewnlL Molluch regained bin feel and calbd for help Iolioemun IHGOII an I krusch Insky went to his assistance and Wltzon WHS beaten Into subjection bundled Into a wagon and tukou to the stutlon I At tilt Kintlon Witen laid 1 shoulder was dlftlocatcd and lil Its I br ken Ambulance Hurceon Dr liUIni found no broken hone and riiOiUd thut he via making more fusx than bin Injuries warranted The prisoner was fcint tn tho Harlem Court three hours later and tbera related Ills lameuUtlons and anainbulanio wia Hvaln utuiiioued truin the liailero I Hu bltal The iiirveon auuln lopurtwd that no bonus were broken but Ibo prisoner rlcjit shouldrr WAN swolli n and bis bock Iud right arm wi re uoveiod ullli liritlms Ho ua bent to the llirom Hospital ilia prisoner rAWA tlllllarllllllloolltll waa In court took en Inleroit In ton t cimu uu J drolurud that I If the rUb dublilett provdd to IIIITK lH au uiiU tfllublo ha would HOC that the ofilccr wax imuULieJ A Nluleti llura H vr d William richwalenMrtr a lioul kpr IQ Z HB Ikltnd City wan rolUd oa Kept 49 of a nollAlld w fc valued ut HOd Tli llilove ell no clue Inut Kutorduy Mr IJwhbimu 1 who keIIItoardlnll i olublu 1 an Iflltlt trl t old l 1II1thaUIID tvfiin a bad Ixcu board lua n IIoru ut til ulublu nn4 hat tliero wa ouutniiiUHii iilflouajn 1 tl r o lion Koliwul ubfrct wu 0111 fur irl iiiiijlld IlJe born Uf lila Id Jlritt atr t near till Jrr Ii fwup4 III 1 vuvyn tauuloa lo llu ln i iuraa ior f 1 lluteIII l 1I1J1ln1 ir i d tlilt two iuu uu tb llowiirr Hatunliiy IIIlit dr H ulwu trt SIU I hr iii Ueury MiillullMrtf jiod titan Vivlil flmi mtru i I liiuudtl tH JCto fltikvl yU t HuII 1 I Jauien rllelllr a l urtiid r wai nt lMI UIioiiM 04 it74 Viiuiltt tau t I A U itii Auu It l ti Mwa H UPOU lr thro ineu bo will uu J robUxl Idw ol luob ut lt in auri u i ot i iiT Juut U Kamr vo I a ul Iii alillql aU1 l ryu 1 t IVUI NIl 11 h u 1 Ito I 11 hll Ju I III W IIUIIII S lilt fllII I 110 II f jI1 WI I t 1111 I 1111 ft II Jj M I AIiI1ftllI1 011 t Jll c riJI CIO 11II WIIII1i I otli t1CA W JiU4 I IIe y w aiI w14 IN Uw 1 tstl or U If U tt f I JCtJiIUU K bo llei r ttjrlil JftMjl are IIIIUu IIOIJUUU a ullbe Jllldool Ulur JUIIruaJ at rl IOIIIJJ a uu utid Thirty aiMb fllHilfjli Iitud r iflittLUJU allJ tfaitflud Lliu fctf ftllr11 tUlKeii ufrtteriTeriDi to UtlJ jwuMtj w Hnt I lii ol KlMir til d 111 uitiji 1lltlUr etlo U1rtIW ea tin lj aCId DBOOKLTNS tftHtt HK1T CUVBCO Dealeated Teeterrtny hr Ulihop Aadrewe Three Btrvleca nI The dedication of the 1200000 Now Tort otenuo Methodist Kplfoopal Ohnrch In Brook lyn yesterday wo oneof tho moat Interesting o vents In tho history ol tho denomination In that city for considerable time Tho building Is ono of tho most beautiful and most com pletely equipped church edifices In tho coun try and the congregation and Sunday school will noon be the largcnt In Brooklyn There wore services In thn morning afternoon and evening yesterday and all were largely at tended There was a spatial musical pro gramme for eivb and dedicating offerings were also made at each service A luruo amount wo raised toward paylnc off the debt on tho church In tho morning Iho termort wiw delivered by n hop Orrus 1 FOR In thn nftcrnoon litin I Kdwartl O Andrew pre lld and brief nd dresKFH W I mild by the Jley lr J trlef I M the IteT Dr M II ChaDman the Her lr A 8 Jluntlbll ROT NOfliAny nnil 1 the nv II 1 Adam The irtnilar dfillcatrry Keirlora took pi SilO In th orcninR ibe throe UUhops I 1I 1 I 1I I I

JOIW TOrK ATKKUE MITHODtBT CntJIlCn d a dozen ministers occupying feats on the platform TIll sermon was dillvui ed by lllon op Vincent and the church was dedicated by Blihop Andrews The church was first established 183ri ns a mission but It brcomn Independent of tho BnmmrrflHd Church tho noxtjear It used a small building on the old Clovo mad In 1873 It bought nut the Bt Andrews Episcopal Church In Nan York avenue and Ilerklmor street Tho movement to build thu present structure was begun In 1880 lit TUB JttfAI KSTAI1S F1ELU The General Ifarket I InFnlr Shape with Valne Vell Held Tho record of sales with brokers for tho week just gone indicates a steady and healthy Inaulryon the part of lno toiB a moderate Interest from the allpowerful nnd Veen specu lator and tha result is shown In the calm maintenance of values and more or less seren ity among owners Tho market and the gen eral situation perhaps aro in a more comfort able and healthy ihape than for several sea sons back Th ruh and exhilaration of rampant speculative Ideas are nowhere ap parent The difficulties attendant upon tha money situation bavo caused caution With auctioneers the work has not been specially attractive with thu exception possibly olIo Instances gathered from the Itrcord and Juirlt I It appears that there was a stubborn fight for a Park row coi nor that forcibly Illustrate the demand which exists for downtown property The ground which Is covered by a fourstory brick building renting for 1500 per annum I IB equal to a flttl over 1200 square feet or less than half a city lot It fronts 3311 feet on Park row 175 on New Chambers and 11 feet on a square formed by the junction of these two streets with Uuano ftrt Its rear lino is 178 feet Tho stored and upper floors aro leaded to May 18U5 to John II Bpellman nnd tholbasomont Is leased to May l I3L sothat tlie property could not bo uand by tho pur chasers Immediately It belonged to the estate of the lato JosIah Blackwell who In 1811 pur chased It I from the Mayor and Commonality for 114000 Tho first bid of 40000 wan made by the occupant Mr Bpellman but this was quickly raised tn 55000 then more slow ly I to 65000 when a number of competitors dropped out and left the Held to L J Phillips representing uoorgo F Johnsonthe speculator Erall H Kosmakaud a mysterious stranger who was ailously reported as rcpresenMnc George Ehrot and the Horton Ice Cream i m pany who own adjoining property i bo bids advanced by small stops until 80000 was reacbod and the flglit nettled down to Mr Phillips and the stranger Finally 85100 was roachid and Mr Phillips refusing to go higher it was knocked down tn the outsider wfao vittd Put that down to John U Sioilman Thle price makes tbo value of every wiuaro foot about 70 and the Increase since Its last con veyance In 1SH1 71000 or 503 percent Immediately after selling the Pork row cor ner Auctioneer Wells took up his ealo of 1H lots at Bedford Park which was perhaps as successful in Its way as the city corner The crowd which faced the auctioneer was ot larao proportions and composed of that class who attend suburban sales people neither rich nor poor In search of a bom with hero and them a speculator who thinks he seen n rhanco to make a prollt In a quick sale There wero Idiots Bold for n total of lOOl 25 or an avarnge price ofiS7 pnr lot Ibis aor ncels oorliapi a little Incorrect In tliatsome ot the plots counted as slnule lots contained between 1 11 to live lots each The property sold was on Mien street Tower Hill Bafnbrldgo Perry Hull Becatnr and Webster avenues at the Intersection of Scott avenue and the pro posed Moholu Parkway Th best prlcoR of course weie paid for lots on Webster and Decatur avenues which are neartr the station than the cither streets and more In Bedford Park proper The highest price paid waa 2BOO for a plot ot live ami a half city lots at tho corner of Websior avenue and tho Pro poned parkway while the lowest price was 1 820 for not quite a lot on Hull a nuo eb Rtcr avenue lots sold from 1515 to 870 fora corner Uecatur avenue from 500 tu 1030 also for a corner Hull avenue from 403 to 825 Perry avnuo from 105 to 800 and Bainbrlduo avenue from IJO to 923 Among the principal biiytre waro K G HaeliL dmed back D CV Frank C Danenbaum George Heather J Valsun J J Potter 8 Goulon nnd IL C Dorsott Brokers sales Include K W T0 Hoffman Hrothert bare sold fur SlmnnGoldenbtnrtn Wi 11am P Weld of Uoiton id northWMt corner of Itrouineand Hoofler ttrxu six ttury I many tirlck front wuthouM T6xluo f t la Hz forffJ6i i ih buliaiuit U U a for Or T to f I luu nn A Co at lin A BI ecl r Bnkt II Ii rt ported liu tola to Ml K lull A C kerjr I in 31 Illeecker itrtiL 7 sKiv with ibe ftvftitorr brlok wareboojei tberftoo ror aiom lu ibe n l nborhooa of IULU II It Ii uta tint Louii I EJHuner h i tola Iho northweit eornrr of Tblrtrelchtb tr l nd HeionJ areaaf ltd xlTMrltli tb HT viil U ttory brick buUdlnni Ibtreon tn Muyer Kttin Corblit t Klrwan ban iota to ibe Hon Ceor W Plunkltt 3 3 Weit Klflrdnt itreot fur CJOUKI Wowl Miller have io4 to Chrlillan Oeia th Itiree lorr BnilUb baieineat hoiuo lixuMaUU 37U Weil Twentvflflli ilreel forflAou Oen 11 L llurnet hat told 50 Clinton plao Sailor1 Eniia llnrbor leaeel fur Kuia Urn II Mllljank line aold to Mri Van Henmlaer 40 Eail TwatityDlnlh dreet a four ttory Drown none dwelling AUKiiUttu fur titit 1 tli laid mat 24Wil Thirty leventh atreec a four llorT Jwelltnt on l 1lllxuM baa been ei M by tL eilile owulnv h to one of the beire at ItiVfU It u reported that tb Uijoiubl lHu Anuranre go cletr biii oid 74 W eit Forty ninth atraet a fouretorr browDitone dwelllnr for J iuo Tbll houie waa Lll In tif lh aoclely lait waet at K II tudloir i Co ho e aold for illia Hauklnion to Merer Kubn 40 Dlvlilou ilreet a Are itory leDiiDenl IbKli XIUU llrer Kitin bai iclil to C La Kreiet 114 Bt Harkl par tmae A CD bar aold for Mri K Murray 1ST Wed Tblrijroonh elrtet a four etnrf brown none dwelllor imUTniuau lu fcre K llalloek or u i ana or iJaiilel h UuKlmy Ii Weil Thirty nth etretl vacant plot coDtaiblni u7f euoare feel fvr XAIAM The pur eh ir 11 lulloway Henry Watere and K Loin bar told to far t Bta roiu ibe fuur iturr anlhaieiueulliuuie oulut i liluo 0 I eie atreet fur J4 I t Watere In tiave purcnaaej from A Utletrikl the our tlorr ilouv rvut houie inxjjJT e i 1 iierktim tv liare nold fur llullork t I to Mar r Katu K nt ftrael a our dory wariuoue Dora 1jron liaj aold to Jamee U Jac ul 31 31 j and 41 Weil Ninety dm ilrieu four fouretury brnwu ItiJH d elll l It li ill and UU and U Heel finely Aril tireit two Hire itory krvwueluu il eU D I H iiil J II forViuevuii lul rl AUldA 10 l are aoU I 17 IOU III aud tl Wen tJli treil oureorimry IflaKffor J lldwant OuuoliifliaJA al uu i iJ iau r 0 A Halt Ibe l t r llvuutuu Uie uulbetit tutu ut Ivlll alriel aud aanbatlaii a epu l ll i initttt UKIt llrallel UM tuld IK llalliler Wolf Ul and 111 Kill Wlbjtreet tuv tbrea etvrr Ulna 4welilu au 4 jJduW kitveiiihaaiuliifurU V H4 ll l u luu uii Ike Ulb lUe Mbair ete u4 eireel Je t Tul uwbui l li iil avenue L A ill ell al l inn euh for Kianrl 1iaXurd lu kiucu k lleciuiaii i ttfii rlihif olalh iiraei fturauirr Uue u iiune 4wellln tiuaUiiit ii Irlrau ie wa aud for lu reeM U UrrbtU O elrflel l a a iiu truwuet iwtillut llO U iol JibUri Ibe fll iiiuwu waauit lai If riua Mai Nluiuu IIM Hilflur f H l r to t Puilrlhe rr 4e bl fal eriib atuiM a ijliTi I ul HiUHtuii lui pHln aui fit H Walter k Mr iif It tvv Iraalorr tfwatle rtt wi li t t lfr ai4l r uif rfaio arauy Miner lataayl4luAbuJ l Mrijfaili lie lie U rJouUe flat lititlittt U il 7 vub aruue irtavV ivr WlfH I U instill ttiH I Vit riril afaiiue fin flitt I mi uu Ueu v4 Iti a Mr Ugulber at If Iftl vfl lj 14Utb iit iiittiifliif auU 7 vlrai tfimug nt ruit u MdUculeu a HIM kniif bWlkHMI Ml aI f it eacllf ut Mf c u Hit rii 1 uu M f tHn Tw n air i lui fifvi kW I 11 J r VlHMJf U I fill Ill lt 1 lWUMi HttH Lllmlt lll tf tUtfllntitlflfttf4lf M IrtiTil frr rru Ui C rf it tuiltfl unn4t f ni it i n it f f itttfff M u iJtl tkM o et i fit WMU I C4 turt r t TliH Un t Hint UldltH oft l J Andtrion for NVWO Oin and MR ITRKixton at K37KI tnoli to Henry W A Uatlieli and Cbarlea Ander on reenectlvely J r Kieli h icM a plot 1 Ikliirxv im the nortbenl corner or haratoia arena ana llalnbrldi lUeet to a K lood for 111500 John fullinan IIM mail th followlor aaleat Th three itory and baeeniant brawn itone dwetllnr IOzi x l i M7 Seventh unit for K T Howry to Jamii c Urr for Jliimi th twoatorranil tjairment brown etonmwelllnr Ox iun I7 Fourth itrtet for Irrrid llalmar tn Xlarr 1 Merteer for v i and hai ex change t for Lmili nonert th two rnnr etorr brick flat UHiUu0 tfhy n unit a T iniiitrret valued nt IIMI with ame McLaren fur a plot imsiwi on the oontu aid at Temh atreat belwein Seventh and Ellhth nvenuea valurd xt flHixi J PamtlA baa aold for Oeorr Oorert to Maggie XT A llokath tbree t iry brlok Hat 2uxX xlOO 321 Ver non aenu or 97HIKI John K Radumrion baotd th nawthr and half itor and baartneot brown eton dweltlnir 2UxVixliK 3a Jenmon arenoD to Frederick Janien th leneril Mnn ver of the Knickerbocker Klearaboat Ooninanr forswonu Corwltb nroa report th ule of the twoitorr and baeement frame dwelllnc S2xm on tot SJxllA Ana Leonard ilreet for Ueorir Walter to Mra J Alllion for 4HO and the txoitorr rara ilwetllnn ISi v on lot xUH t2 heweh itreot for Harab J ictito M rv K Silent toraouo ITflUAm II llrace baaeMd tb three itory and baie roeni ramedwellln 851 Jaretrret on lot xlt 7 or llarlaClarkto JolioaColberir for ft ux rraiar A Co bar aold th twoetorr and batoment brown iton dwelling SOxOxlom itiJeSerion arenn for Mr Mirsaret J Kejnoldt to Chna llettln mew for HiV William r Rae t Co bar told tb two three itorr frame Mate 23xVx each J33 and Bandford itreet for ileorre II Flek for t um Henry Ward report th followlnr ealeai A three atory doubt brick nat xVixltxi north aid of rroa p ct arenn 144 eet at of Ket Dlh avenue tor Dartd Atkln o W J Llrlunton and M T Logan for HXXJ a lbretory brick Oat 1F1DX4HXIDU north rid of Her nth etret 370 feet eMt of Fourth arenn Aleianiler 1 Calder to W J Llrlnnton and M T Logan for MU athreeiuiry brick Hat lsji4iH i north ilde of 8erenth atreet 204 feet eait of Fourth arenue Aloander O Calder to toe A Llnnnion for txoot a threeitnrr brown iton dwelllnr lHx47xlOi on the aoath eld of Tentb etret belwten FKth and Klxtb ar nne for Cnauncey n Fowler to Simon Henry or toi i a plot KiOTlon on th louth aide lof IThlrteenth itreet 3J7fMt to Inchei weit of Mnlb areoue for Ber nard fimlth to Tbomaj Uebrlde for Muto W II Arrlcolahaa aold tor Coilne A Oaacotn th tiro itorr train flat aii 8ilo on th ait aid or Er rgreen annne iu reel ncrtb o Ualiey itreet to MenftelHlngfr for 4400 for H Bauer a twnetory anil baeement ram dwalllng 2Axi3xlixi on th anuth wit corn r of 8turveant avnne and Pulaekt atreeL for oo and for n J llaatlnili to B 1 Callawar tb two etory and baeement brick dwelllnir Iux4i x liio on th aoutb aide of Hancock itreet 143 feet weit of Howard arenue for 9AIMX F MllUrtiaeiom the twoeioryand baiement brown atonedweHlnn iat x4axioo nn the north alu of iiaooa atreet 4J feel rut or Palcheu avenue for V8OX Mies B C Talnot hai told for It C ferguuon to Oharlea II ullow th two fouratnry brown aton Han with etnree vOxvxo each 1150 and 1152 Fnlton atreet fnrraoOOO aleo a plot AOxluo on th eontli wnt corner of Chrlatopheretreetan I Kelmont arenue for W K Kelorer t Frank A Vulnto for H ja F W Carruther baa exchanged for C A Iietta fir IbreeetArr and baaemnt Lake Superior itona brick and terra cotta dweiiinga 2tix4SxUi each 147 to 1 5 etreet now tn couria of canitractton with SerMmer nrwiter taking a plot 24oxto i on thteait loto Grenada place beifonlng at th aoutb corner of PetVJurltreit WILtam tilbion hae sold th two twoanda balfitory browB tone dwelllnn 10x42x1011 each PM and OV1 ureen arenun th runner to Wra Annie Allon and th latter to Mre E c Hainmll for finn each Bulkier Hortoni aalea tble wek Inclnde the two atorr brlcV dwelling nun lot 7M 212 Clermont re nnc for T KhortUnil to Lawrence HaM for 4iO and tU twoitorr frame direlllne KlxS3 lot idu Ill Flail itreet to eorg aidweli for 440O George B Lovett A Ca hare sold thle week the two flrntorr brtclr fatu zsxwtljo iflfl ana ZMNaeiau atreet for CUarlev O Htynnldi tn Rnaa Abraham for C4ZriOU a plot at vhe nnrtheaet corner of Tacino and Court etreett S4xliXUIrreEular for Flliabeth Harper to Joieph F Rrunh lit KPinl the three itory and buement brick bulidlnic ttlOxim e Wllionghby itreet ror Mary J Darner to II B Davenport for W OKI Ibe threeitory and buement brlek dwelllnir ilxl x70 rcA Warren itreet for eitAte of muiam Murnby to TecnmMh Pierce for MIHJU A ItrtelL l y for tha Paxtenr Inatllnte There were fonr patients who applied for treat men tat the Pasteur Institute yoctorday Tho first of them was a 9yoarold clrl who bad been attacked by a savago doc two hour previously The doc Had torn hor face BO that Four ntltches were ne ilod to close the wound Dr Gibler cauterized the wounds and hM ctw n instructions to hare tbo d cr watchod and If It dies the Rlrl will be Inooulatod A drucclst from Washlnaton who had been bitten on Saturday the sou of a IVarl streit merchant who was bltton by a playful doc and aynunumuilolan of this city who had a badly lacerated lea wero tho other patients In tb event of any of tho dotfrt boomlnc miid tho victims will recolvo treatment from Ur Gibler Nevrs from Xlexlco CITT OP MEXICO Oct 19 Tbo Postmaeter Gonoral has under consideration tbo question of reducing tho postage on Utters Tbo Monterey and Gulf Ballroad Company Is puHblnc tbo work of construction to the Qtilf All trains ar now urrivlnn on time but th malls from the United Btatos show a delay of ereral days Freiuntly throe and four mails arrive toirtb r Th postal authorities bom eay thai tlin United hUUs pootul authorltleB and the railroad am to blame for the d my GOT LanroCaTrllloof the Htatn ct Ohlhuahna Is about tn vlHlt the capital II ban couiplutely raoruanlred Ibe Klatowblnli was in a bod con dition when ho asuuoiud thu Oovoinorshlp YOUNG TDIOTSODDDEATff JF HB UAXOKU UttltKir WBAT DID JIB DO IT Re had HexUmt Htorlee of CH Vf On tba Hoof and w Con X nil1t br a Ilona from the Meattte Doorw Preston Tutv o A sixteenyearold bor wo found IianglnKbynDlucont clothes line from the scuttlo door In tbo root ot tbo tenement houno at 3M Madison street about S oclock yesterxiay afternoon The clothe line tra wound three tlmea around hi neck and fastened In a slip noose II I feet wun clear of tho stairs leading down from th root When tho body was cut down It was sUH warm but there were no signs ot tile Tho Duffy family who live In the upper Part of tho honsn were just preparing for dinner when somo woman on the root vhoated to them Theres a boy hanirtne from tho tain I lies dead I James Duffy the eldest ion xrnt out Into tho hallway and saw Turpe hanging by the clothes line lie lifted tho bor np and cut tho cord Iho other pooplo In ill upper part of the house crowded around tho stairs and helped carry the boy down to tho hoH Toll oo man Hastings wat summoned Mid Jnmos Turpoo the father ot the bor woo lived on the ptound floor started on the for the Oouvernour Hospital ambulance bov was dead hownt or Hn wan a strongly built coodlooklnff bOT auburn hnlr The neighbors aytbatb of a cheerful dlspi sltlon and rather lp cllnodto be mUchloous About two month agti lio stopped going lo school and begun to wok In a factory sorting washor Throej wni ks ago ho lost his plnoi but It did not sp m tn vorry him or his parents who wero anxlou that he should keen on at school Preston hownver WIIH not Inollned to work He wont to tbo Bowory tlmntres when he oould andvras enthuilastfa on tlie subjuot of cowbova and lit on a ranch He regularly rood the lUustralea nolle rauors and ull the dlmo novels that bo could got About 3 oclock yesterday afternoon he went up on tbo roof of tho tenement bouse to read tho Iultct intetlf John DulTy a boy two year was cooking dinner when Preston oam d nnd askid her to call him when dinner wa rendr That was the last time that he waa iieen alive Jamca Preston the father of the boy IB a worklnamnn and has a family of uvo I dont understand hlsdoathhe said and I here wua aoiiarently no reason for It Uo had not boon scolded and bo seemed totieTcrr oheortul He ban soon tho men at the Bowery theatres swing on ropes aud on the parallel I mrs and I think that no muttt bare been try I nc to imitate them and gottimglodup byaocl nrit DufTr who was on tho roof with Uunion in tho afternoon thinks that tho boys n ilnd bad bacomo affected by tbo etorloa of c rlmo that ho bad been reading It wan not k nown where ho got the clothctt lino There n upears to be no suspicion that anybody else w M experimenting in hanging wlthTurpeo for a tubjict Ccunbtaatlon Datvrten American And Gev man Gin SEaiiafaeturar OTTAWA Got 19 Ithoa justoomo to that a combination exists between tho class ma nnfacturors of tbo United Btatos and those ot Germany Agents in Canada of the German manufacturera bare recently taken orders for supplying between thirty and forty tons of plattt class for tho Western States bat tho Ger man llrmH decline to ship goods unless the as surance Is glvun them thnt the duty bo paid In Cann da l ofora the glass Is pent forward to Its destination In tu United States This stlou they say they are compelled to mako under ttie terms of their combination agree ment with tne manufacturers in tho United atate Iho combination i o far as Germany IB concerned would boot little avail If order oould bo taken to supply tho United Htatoft and tlio goods forwarded through Canada in bond to tbo parliiH purchnslnB How tho consumers In tho United 8tate mayllko this mode ot keeping up prices Is for them to bay kn Ancient and Carloa nook Found In the Heart or a Tree BAnKHAMBTED Conn Oct 18 A anoint and curious book IB on exhibition hero Blxty roirs ago Johial Case in chopping down a tret found tho book encased in tbo wood Wll h much dlOloulty ho chipped off its cover in and found It to bn a well prcsonod eopy ot A collection of some prlncln il rules an I miu ImH of the common Inws ot England with th 91 r latitude and extent by Sir Francis Jlncon tht Solllcltor Uoiifrnil to the Into renowtiml QIIOOU Kllziiheth and Lord Chancellor of Eng land London printed by tho Asilgnors ot Jobjj Moore Eaijulro 1630 Horrowed by Hcc retury Klmborly August 1709 Tho book Is novr In tho possession of Mr Cases children and Is nol for sole Att ockad and Killed by a Slob of Neeroe CIIABIXJTTJZ N a Oct 10 Winston is in a state of excitement over the murder of ono of Its best citizens On Saturday evening as 811ns lllggs was walking down ono ot tha prin cipal streets of the city he was attacked by a mob of neeroeR He ran Into a barrroom ami appealed for protection The negrooscrowded Into tho barroom and dared him to come out into the strcot A few whites who wore In the place run into the street and soon a lively light cn uod which resulted In tho death of Itlggs Several others ere tiodly wounded A posse of mon arc scouring the whole couuty In March of ttio murderer who Is supposed to bo James Scales a desperado who has on several occa sions committed uelnouu crimes Steeple Charley Latelt NoBwicn Oct 19 The glided pine cross 03 the steeple of St Patricks Church In this city has become rotten and ai 000pound copper ono is to be put in its place Steeple Charier 1 aylor of Leomlnstor Mass is dolngj the job Thobtoeplo is 175 feet high and the climber icoos up the stono xhalt on tbn outside lie b gan to put ui his slim ladders on Friday night Ho does that work In the night so that rrfioDlo may not Ilnd out his procena of ladder iiclnnlng To remove the old cross hn saws off pieces of it and lot them clown with a rope Clinging to tho slender spire 17fl feet above the earth he Is never dlzry and works with a dooming carelosiness thnt mates spectators on the ground tremble It is atd ho will aet LSO for his job heio Death of a Hermit MADISON Conn Oct 10 Hermit Hobert Oroihy who dwelt in a lonely place near this Long Island Bound village was found doad in his cabin ono morning recently No ono knevr bis name until a few days ago he tbld It to a farmer whom ho liked lie aid hn had a brother In Boston Ho bod 138 in his shanty and oirnod throe acres about his home

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ONDAY OCTODEn 20 1800 1oll40n omo of TnR IUIt 4 WS Rlrud hold b 44r4 to rnAl1 rommonloatlon W 0 II WDlrJl 4 tilland 10114011 ir Tho Democracy In 1800 r bur esteemed contemporary tho Atlanta Contbtutio WhiCh is not Inclined t apeak Cltlo lightly on serious subjects remarks f Weeonff thalw Ar o ttrI7 tnibIS t aeeonnl apathy that eemto situ t the Penocrati ull I GT lbS Dmotto bt f t 01011011 I garth std Well t retard to The Conirsia r Mn roon to occur The nejmbllcan ar ecu I o 11 t Her aritlo vltorooa nterj rllo and Mtreuln mr tteyar harmoolOE Tot says tho Qmslttution I tho Domo crotlo party In the Bouth and In tho country ato pry nero never confronted with a situation moro ominous cr than tho present Continuing its complaint It calls for an nctlvo and vigorous Campaign on tho tariff Evidently our contemporary has not sur veyed tho progress of events n toy occur y In Massnohn I the Congress canvasses MI otts tho Hon WILLIAM E RUSSELL touched Itt to tariff question with the declaration that tho t qUMton wih decaaton the Democratic party makes no demand nor boa It over mado any for freo tratlo I That does not ovlnco quite tho Ingenuous I BOS desirable In a rising young statesman I h had boon fervidly concerned with tho national experiment of 1888 yet ho repeats that Massachusetts wherein ho Is tho Dem ocratic candidate for Governor raises no toano n between protection and froo trade Bor makes war on a proper Just anti mod State tariff The Chairman of the Democratic Congress Committee the Hon BOSWELII P FLOWED dung tho debate on tho HcKjuurr bU pr tested with tho vigor of a straightforward conviction against tho abolition of tho pro tective duty upon binding twine At the same tlmo tho lion ROE c Stale although It might reasonably bo supposed that ho would not retain much pc t Ito credit In tho notional Democracy n I tar ho had Impelled it t disaster is stl 1 stumping for Western Democratic Congros j lien with tho argument that wo mu et kayo absolute freo trade I uv nblut to The issuo on tho tariff Is moro dlstln ct within tho Domocratlo party than botwe in tho Democracy and tho Republicans What I the trouble with this old Sou thern real for tho w horse Has it no ral spirit light Are Its protests ngalnst the Impe nd Ijifr invasion of Ton HEEDS bayonet i a sham or has its interest tho bulging aPIr of the Republican Cong ross prlation figures to Rpublcan Cng r departed Tho only Issue on which tho Democracy or any other party can w in is one upon whloh It Is united and convinced It has not lived 8 long that It Is rca dy t p throw away all belief in tho principle I that I have built It up and rondo it great and that are now threatened with unprecedented bit terness and vigor by the fortuitously re vived and reconeolldatod organization of which Toil RED during tho last session of Congress baa been tho mot consplcuouti fighter Tho tariff h caused tho Democracy u national defeat Its continued agitation affects It now with tho apathy that come 3 from disagreement and helpless disunion Victories aro won not by fighting friends 4 I but by fighting tho enemy and on this oc rn I lon the enemy himself has put Into Don 10 cratlo hands the weapons which tho ent lr I party can use and with tbo deadliest off ct i Closo Districts I sb of tho twentyfour Assembly die I tot In this city last year successful r c nn dldoto had less than 300 mnjorlty Tteso districts wero Tho First In whloh PATH ICK H DUFFT Tammany defeated his County Democracy opponent by 167 tho Fourth 1 whloh THOMAS BIIADT County Democrat defeated his Tammany opponent by 164 tho Eighth In which PhILIP Wissio boat tho Bepubllcan candidate by 147 the Elovoatli in which WILt N HOAO Bepubllcan won by 2 tho Thirteenth In which FRED C 6 GIBBS Republican received a ma jority of 182 tho Fifteenth In which FRED EBICK HAFFNEK Tammany defeated his County Democracy opponent by 276 and tho Twentyfirst In which BIOHARU J LEWIS Bepubllcan was elected by 276 In each of these six districts a battle of similar vigor and uncertainty Is In progress this year and in four others tho Ninth Sixteenth I Boventoentb and Eighteenth tho fight to be hard promises t b I har I the First last years victor Assembly man DUFTY has boon renomlnated by Tam many and County Democrats have put up against him PATRICK MCCONVILI who s at tho head of the Liquor Dealers Asso ciation In the district and I supported by tho Republicans In this district tho ro I Bpoctlvo leaders aro Register FITZGERALD for Tammany and Col Mcnrny for tho County Democrats and tho fight between their forces on DOFVZ and MCCONVILL la already Interesting and will grow hotter Da tho day of election draws nearer In to Fourth Assembly the two candidates are the name aa last year Assemblyman JAY being now A theu supported by tho County Democrats Jeffersonlans and Republicans and ezAsaomblynmu ROCHE by Tammany Hall In the Eighth Assembly Mr Wissia has been ronouilimted by Tammuny but the County Democrats Instead of endorsing blm as they did lost year have a candidate of their own Tho lUjjmbllcaii for uro equally divided tho regulars having nominated BIJIOM HTUABSJIUIIOKU and the atralghtouU JOHN H UUOUHKT Last year with the DomocraUi united awl the npuill dlvl lei J tbo Democrat cur ried the district by only H7 In I totul of CKK This your two DumocraU all run nina In the Ninth district the normal Pemocratlo wujurlty II t about 1000 ut ytiAt on AMotnblymau It WON iou 484 J with harmony In the rOll tt beth partlM the Dumocratt usually win tltouuh twice In fOnt yOIJ I union Daiuxinit bas toon detetttwJ tot the Lx Ulutuii buJb pubituau TliU yur tint JWIuIIIICU1 j urn lUlnlnl tllr nlJt 111luln IlldlIII W I MAM V lUKM while Titiiiinuny U I iut I puritan f uindliJiUi iiiw tn Ihi 1111 Jl WIIWIIT tiwiuv mid tl loUty UII eraU Imvu put UJ J4wrf li I IwiwgiawSu JJko CoujfruMi n TVIINKII anti I niuuy utliur jVCKxl UJ truo luin In llxi NluUi 111 I HID ioa kunliuiM JIJ I 1 this JiivonUj A win bl f lii I u union Mmuintiu 111 111 I t u ni tit 1 lu lg AtiMU4K U lvvtiw K wtjlias I llin U l IUII Ul g tIIIII 4IIIJIYIJw JIA who MJU 14 er In tht Tiliiuinth Astquldy dt tl poJIUaiMf wlikb fumUli IIIlS tlr l tll tlt flIp u the pbiisejber u troll M of llu r rnflMIJJAMI AIJfl II tlullr 1 d I I tlua iwlnd put4itasIMndJJI tml 11 Itw Illu ltituijrr tlccJUMtbi 1 I 111 JI r1 II ogu 1 Ct tb J I nt t4utoJy 1 CIue1 II tIM ttt III IW mi Ill fislliet lulu ie I ut JJAkzJsas IuJI1ly 1Ir IV 1 u II 11 jutt 9 while Ucvtrnr HIUM timar ttyoier Vftuut MILLCW WM 4 I s vote dWX Th In4epeod UeputllMJUi ot o U f Vrtw h dletrlct bare puilod iliia jmicK 8 OmIts from under the heel of Does PLATT and have rcnomlnated him for tho As Bombly and It I 1 still a quosUon whether ho will draw more from the Democrat o from that that tho the Republicans I Is upon prospects of SoumwonTit and of Cowra do pond In tho Fifteenth district a division ot the Tammany toro exists one faction fol lowing tho new lender of tho district WIL LIAM DALTONand other Inclining t tho former leader RICHARD J SULLIVAN LOOTS DnrroLciiER a handsome young Gorman American In tho plcturofrnmo business 1 Tammany Halls standard bearer Tho nominee of the County Democracy endorsed by the Republicans and supported by nearly all of tho social patriotic nnd literary Irish cubs In tho district la JOHN H I TAATOE Lost year In a contest on exactly similar lines JAUKS FITZGERALD was elected by a majority of 619 for the Court of General Sessions In tho Sixteenth district this yenrtho scat of s many hardfought battles In tho days ot JAUKS IRVINO NICHOLAS HAtjarrroN FLOR ENCE SOAIINELL and PETER Woo bitter fight for political mastery is In progress and tho County between the Tammany Hal Ounty Democracy contingent EDWARD P HAOAK loading on tho ono sldo and MAURICE J pow upon tho other I Is purely a fight between Democrats however the Republicans having no chance of winning whichever way It may turn Tho Seven teenth district Is ono to which tho sub committee of tho State Committee gave tho Democratic major no attention though Demoto maor ity Is not sufficiently largo to allow with safety two Domocratlo candidates to bo In tho Hold The last year tho Democrats di vided In the Seventeenth was In 1883 and vide to Sevontenth wn 18 I tho result of tholr division was that a Republican publican Assemblyman was chosen Since I that time tho Democratic forces havo united In each succeeding election This year JOHN KERRIOAN a former County Democrat was put up by Tammany Hall while tho County Democrats havo put up JAMES F DoNomrn and between the two a lively race Is In prog ress Meanwhile tho Republicans havo a candidate of their ow BORERT MILLER and It looks n good deal as I through tho unexpected turn of things in this district It I would b put In peril t tho Democracy In tho Eighteenth district JOHN MoDE MOTT has boon nominated by tho County Democrats and D F MARTIN by Tammany Hall Tho battle between tho two is going t b n active ono n exSenator JAUES OBRIEN who has been for some years a free lanco In politics has this year for pure lovo of sport chipped in tho County Demo racy and has begun already an enorgotto battle for tho nominee In his old stamping ground tho Twentyfirst ward part of which Is Included I tho Eighteenth Assem bly district Tho Twontyflrst Is usually known as the DiamondBack district I has usually a Republican majority nowadays though not so large a ono n formerly Its first representative W EDWARD MITCHELI now United States District Attorney For three torma THEODORE ROOSEVELT represented It In Albany Thon Gen BAHNTJM succeeded for a year then GEORGE W LYON now Surveyor of tho Port and then ERNEST H CODY for threo terms Last year BICHARD J LEWIS was elected by a small majority over tho united Democratic nomlnoo This year tho two Democratic factions havo agreed upon GEORGE M BERSICK while tho Republi cans have nominated D MORGAN HHiDRErn It Is a serious question just now which will win but tho unexpectedly largo registry during the first two days hi tho Republican portions of the Twentyflrst will cause no doubt the Democratic friends of Mr DEC and Democrats generally to exert themselves Domort genory oxor tomselves with all possible energy and diligence to secure what votes toy can in his behalf I Concerns Us A i There I no New Yorker who can afford t havo this great metropolis swindled out of oneeighth of Its Just representation In Fed I affairs era afalrs There Is no Republican citizen worthy of I tho name of Now Yorker who will consent i t such a wrong for the sake of a supposed advantage t his party Tho proposed Injustice whether It b a deliberate fraud or the outcome of potty vanity concerns us all Republicans Demo crate Prohibitionists Mugwumps and Labor Reformers The Now Yorker who sustains or defends or extenuates this monstrous wrong Is a traitor in the camp Tho Campaign Against the Iouth Tho repulsive orifice delineated just below Is still asking the Republicans of the Fif teenth district of Illinois to send It back t Congress again againm I this mouth had oars It would hardly care t remain In tho Fifteenth district and hoar Itself talknd about by the BolCrouped ing citizens of Champaign Cobs Douglaii Edgar and Vnrmllllou counties I It had earn aud brains too It would have with drawn lung ago In tho face of a situation thus described by 1 respondent of that tttulwiirt and not over nice Republican organ the Leader mil Jleritld of Cleveland 1 You c rr pndriii lotfir eaw a letter from eIl l I InffUiniblltulu Juttru I tlittat 41101 l lu willed U O irrlltr eiruuJ S u rr decided uj lulnn IDII Igol lot would live le wllJidrair Iroia the re n eu4 I lt ouit illir Him tr ItU Cud lu the lou Tte i lIt r liId rraklr Hut Ilu duirlu could duly ke r4l lbll pukllcM il by lit jomlmlluu ul t csu 4141 Is plat til lltftot t t if iruvf 1 I r il cC Oaeoes Mr rlun L elI nt tin toniu I In 111 luauui ittlif I irllli Mr Miluiwut Vtw imtf It tv ul Ilial It tu r oiuiule4 Hi tuy tty I ttt I tit til I H t tint 4 Ililait Ieevleg l Uwlilnylvu l uh414Iu fujs his 11116 sep hUts tV lui eIprIIaIa I MJ tlicu drsS iy ul nf Ittt tttuAt lit irlili nt but li e bif 4 ltl te wiut4 Itfl 4td 110 ii e ieIP ll dI II ia0i lt ailtluliitl tu tllr hOcus uvir luvk I tv Hi ul fill Mu itttl lIii lu mi 111 litt tilt eWsV 1bli r a litit ll h l 1 I Dill htn tu a p cud Jlit Miull 111 iisJelly III lbU ll lflIH I HUlf lfSI I MI IM M IoIeI1 l I l llilli Self tititt lu sL4w eOLs ba tHUitti 110 4ainl kf tewSIig lu I lid A eissgsulasli nun I AVttnuit lumn tJ tII MrJIJ iira 1Irl11 lli limn with the dirty igpijlls la 1lk i uud tiled of tlm wnr turn trfttfiid uK in t liiiu tiy uiliM It iulilli4ii wfl oi I y wltliiit u lair wu4i t 0111 fSlstIl the fllt WM nllouU IKH suppose tIit CANMOtf wniW liavo IM kmk lontf tsr II for I nwmn fur vyltliduwliii llui iiini mvi unIt ossnl I 1jlillly ptItUt4Jdi M lltllw W5 liil I II US I h1 1Ilrrl Illi dUlflrt 4IJ1tsUwJ l ly tliU iniiulli JtuilMbi tint out ut ulniiit twi down UuIJcn swpsprs II tb flip OIU Dt UM UJAU flten or lxte m sre opposed toiUJWO1 niiwUoo laut w Nt opp I CQJw nU e 4L LvvV f 4 t ItiViT tore of twelve of thoM Republican noW paper actually mot In Donvlllo and Adopted resolutions requesting the Republican Con CANNON and gross Committee t withdraw OANON substitute on Uio Uokot tho name of some good nan for whom respectable cltUtena can g veto without personal humiliation Considering the present straits of tho Republican party tho length of GAMMONS service In Congress and the general India posItion of strongly partisan Journals In tho rural districts t bolt any nomination how ever offensive this Is ono of the most remarkable political events on record Wo recall no exact parallel t tho situa tion In tho Fifteenth district of Illinois nois Tho determined our ton by a majority of the Republican edi tors In that district under a sense of duty and decency does credit t them personally and honors Uio press Mr Reeds Revised Constitution In the course of a speech which ho made at Alliance In tho MoKiNLinr district lost Friday night tho Hon THOMAS UIIAOKKTT REED unostentatiously announced n Im portant amendment nnd addition t tho Constitution of tho United States Wo quote tho Speakers words quot Spkor rs M 1 there any thlnic In t the bulla nn of the Booth that znkes men claim inferiority over the mil of In colder North I And jrtthdl rr nchUmn ot 8000 of people In the oath traniter their power to men who ontbt to be oar int but who lot t be oar nptrtora An yon prepared to endure this when I It I riOr6ed In the solemn Inttrmnent failed the Conitlta toll ct the United States ot America that nil men Are al Wo have boon confident from Mr REES method of transacting tho publlo business and tho business of tho Republican party In the Qrst session of tho Fiftyfirst Congress that ho was tho possessor of a copy of tho Constitution revised tor his personal use although wo are unablo t explain how ho managed to put tho amendments through Congress and havo them signed by tho President and ratified by tho proper quorum of States But ho Is a man of resources and ho has done tho Job somehow Wo havo not succeeded In procuring a copy of tho Constitution In which It Is recorded that all men are equal and for a moment we suspected that Mr REED had confused that solemn Instrument with another solemn Instrument called tho Declaration laration of Independence This suspicion however must b dismissed as groundless Mr REED It Is eafo to assume would not quote or misquote from a paper written by a Virginia Democrat brought up under tho turning sun of tho South and consequently not eligible to a scat In Congress according t Mr REEDS Ideas Nor would Mr REED tolerate a declaration of independence Evidently dently ho I quoting from a revised Consti allows his to be tution Until ho BloW hi copy t b published w cannot b BUr of tho exact language of his amendments but the spirit and sense of them n easy t seize Article 1 Section 2The ITooio of BoprMontatlnt hall bo competed ot members cboien every toeond year by tbo Republican ot the terenl State Article I Section 4Tb tlraei placet and manner of holding election for Flat and Bepreientattre ibaU be precrlbed by tbo Republican member ot the Centre and tho regUtratlon o voter the super vltlon ot election the oonntlnc of the ballot and the certification ot candidate elected shell bo vested t the Depnbllcan member of Ibe Congress Article L Section avs spa eye IbM coniC 1 a quorum Each Home itt fall t keep A accnrate Journal of Its proceeding Tho Hone ot Ropreientativo may expel Demo craUo member for having bell olectod by a Demo cratic moor Article I Section 8ne Conireu shall bare per t mat all law necoiiary and proper for keepIng the Republican pat In per M Article I Section 3New State may b admitted by th Congress Into Ibis Union noon their promise to vou the Republican ticket Such are the principal amendments which Mr REED has mado t the Constitution In regard t Mr ROBERT P PORTERS elec trical machines Washington tho chief of tho counting division In which thoy are employed remarked on Saturday to a correspondent of THE SUN Ai to their worth Ili I only Decenary to say that the count ot the population of the country wa finished with their aid nveral t before tho moil anguine of D believed I poaifble The truth about this matter In that the connt of the population of the country has not yet been completed by electricity or otherwise THE BUN of yesterday also contained this state ment on the authority of the Census Office Mr I C hOST the chief of the population dlvlilon oipect to hare the count ot the entire country com pleted In n few day fly tbe time Superintendent PORTXR fret back and he II expected to arrive tnthl country on Tliunday the omce will be about ready to lion a bulletin announcing the population ot the forty nine State and Territories So far from this exceeding the expectations of the most sanguine of us Mr PORT an nounced OH long ago a August 1 that by the end of that month tho final result would bars boon reached and verified so that Congress could Apportionment bill pass an Apporionment bi The PORTER count is dragglngon well toward the end of October There in this however to be said for the electrical machines They never brag are not insolent and do not falsify the figures fed to them The Socialist Congress In Germany which hold Its sessions all last week clonod on Satur day In quietude Thu Uorlln authorities do not appear to have been la any way alarmed by Inn Socialist programme which Indond provides for lawful means of action und favors some of the measures proposed by the Emperor The proto lns of tho Congress bato been closely watched by the ruler th pros and the people of Germany and of the other countries of lurope All of them now have oillolal Information about lie demands mao by the Socialists at the present time Tim echo of thn American guns that broke up JlrltW compound airnor at Annapolis has corns from London The naval authorities tiers eoniuMous that I will lot ito to let thn trial ioniueOiI on our aral Ordnance Proving Ground Ial without nol o IJUM guiitril I his War 1111cc to lake I lot of armor idiiie at Khivljurnie Hut liikteiri of pilling IA Crust agulunt Hhellleld all tie plates may Id I made In Jn J land Juiuot faced respect Iviy with compound armor wltb Ullrlor and with lUvl bkvliig un alloy Ilf nickel And aluminium am to be constructed i at Luatbani tlr Ills HIiooliuryuuM Irlul As thor me juan 1lelurr 54 1 compound arguer lo lraui 10 111 ait siuuufacl users of tIiii l urinnr In 11111 i iiiil Ilia i roluvt of Ibu letter liu miiii pruu I ly lilifh inlliorll I atuuril I jnjrir lIii ciouItig tm1 lii hj burru s u I net tl IM I illruot retiassi of Ihl cilia Itniwmt tisissisussi KAMMtCM which look plus Ot AOIIIII y It l It way It ttu Important onirl IIUIf ti I h5 gjjii1 IltwIIIdIIQI and oilier Minim Till kmsl Amur says of Hi AmsspnJle lid lust t 111 is I quit itooililu lust tli iwnipon mid plat heeosammstiJy l felled to ieisi pens Imltou will a jsslaIly 4siNned JIIJr sled If 1 11 uiKiUir guest Is plllr lo kui luiolylli I Admlialir and Wr UlKuv Why I I 1M4 itlUt a IMMIUllf designed irOJMlI teas uusi l 110 AlHflHHU 6tmll gum MM tt Sf451141 eUe mi ut little IUIIr 1111 11 1 a Ia 1 11 ul thit 1111 AIII I steering I wjmnewhet t higher iniilul tultHtr Hut ftC liosttll j Wuf hit I mllkiyw Jissiiaus lull II i C tlunn Hi i m utiii was f mr flllV I I 1 sLid II I I I is lbs l Mill belle mutt isy t tint liu4ttti HIWH lit flm ll A ftioar of lhi Lattice j Army a4 Atry GPMUalbst ttli Uao plj ofcvni pound ftjrojr 611Ib I I ft sj t 01 hw IbM ei tb iui will ttt tuti4 1141 ca 1 I tfeetot bugs projeotflce lndl ati what thu character of the tests In the coming Bhoebnry n 8 trial is I likely t b Noting that tbs I teul l armor which resisted the 0Inch hot so well at Annapolis w cracked hJ th8Inch the advocates of compound armor will perhaps endeavor to have very heavy guns ued In tho British trials with the hope that If their own plate Is penetrated and broken up at least the steel plates mar suffer the same fAt I There rugs date back decades and centuries none of rlS r modern Corn and enjoy tneeo thlnn nobody eski TouKi bar thorn If ifS ar rttle nrIo connoluenr you are very wteomeJoMe HanaMHr Thank Jon Jonx Since yoU warM detected In the act of selling Japanese wooden figure of modern origin as an ancient Egyptian Idol critics collectors and connoisseurs light shy of your stock of alleged antlqultlot Our esteemed contemporary the Chicago Journal asserts Indirectly that tl Doo Itoasn Q MILL gets only 150 a speech for his tree trade speeches Only a few weeks ago the cur rent quotation was O Can this bo one of tho disastrous effect of tho McKiNLXi tariff Tho now Cheyenne Commission Is fortu I nate In having Oeo NELSON A MILD as Its Chairman Ills experience Is a largo ono In dealing with many tribes In peace and war with Bloux and Bannocks with Nez Pomes Apaches and Comanchos as well as with Choy cones and Arapahoes Famous as an Indian fighter ho yet treats tho red men fairly as I Chief JOSEPH and OEHONIMO found Besides ho baa had prolonged service both In garrison and field command In the very region which the present Commission Is to visit The tank of tho Commission Is not floe from difficulties I is t negotiate with tho Tongue hirer Chojennos of Montana and with the Plnn Hideo band of the same Ibo In South I I Dakota removal to some other reserva i tion This purpose I aided by tho desire of these two bands t come together and their knowledge that the reservation at Tongue River whore they have often expressed a wish to be is not large enough for both bands Hence tho proposition for romoal with a view t consolidation ought not to be received unfa vorably Indeed ono cause of trouble during late years has been tho refusal their agents I to allow them t visit each other The Tongue hirer Indians have also complained at times I of lack of food and clothing A drawback I that this tribe Is tho ono which I has lately boon possessed with the fancy of the i I speedy coming of a Indian Messiah who will overthrow tho white race and restore tho coun try to the Indians How ta this delusion may Interfere with their willingness to listen t the proposals of the Commission has yet t b ascertained Ret It ts evident that the time Is rlpo for reaching bettor rahlnl a bettr understanding with the Northern Ohayennos The speech which tho Speaker delivered at statement Rochester lat week contained this singular The Democratic party I lerretr t the South Tbey live mot ot them louth of HIIOR and Dtxoai line and th majority ot them being there that majority control Tbereiult 1 that the Northern Democrat UvaluabI rather I Oiling out th skeleton of the regiment than the roller of the officer The Union and Advertiser very skilfully ex poses tho falseness of Mr HEEDS frequently repeated assertion by printing in parallel col umns tho figures of the Democratic vote In the Southern States at the election of 1888 and those of the Democratic vote in the Northern States at tho same election Tho totals are as follows Northern Democrat 8610047 I Southern Democrat 1920019 Northern majority 1808123 11 There are almost twice as many Democrat in the North as in the South and Mr EIED I too Intelligent a man not to know It CAN IRis UK invar A Cbaree that the PreildentB Ban I P Ied to Violate the JLottary Law JProm the Jreto Orleans TinaDemocrat Yesterday affidavit was moo against Capt J Plnckney Smith business manager ot tho law States for alleged violation of tho antilottery lawTho Tho question that naturally arises however I whether the law is to be equally enforced or enforced only against Democratic or South ern papers The offence on which the affidavit against the Slates was based occurred more than two weeks ago yesterday the mall brought in copies of lank LtiMt still con taining tOo advertisement of the German Lot tery of which we have already spoken This advertisement which is In direct violation of the antilottery law has been published in every number of Frank Lrthes since the act Was passed Tho law has been violated several hundred thousand times by this Republican journal boldly openly and defiantly broken Mr Russell Harrison owner of Frank Lf ilias has apparently como to tho conclusion that the Federal authorities aro not going to dis turb the Presidents son and that bo can pub lish an advertisement for which other men are subjected to arrest and punishment Does Russell Harrison enjoy special privi leges different from other members of the com munity Have we a prh itemed class in this country consisting of tho Presidents family authorized to violate the law with Impunity The only conclusion Is that the new law is to be unequally and sectlonally enforced just a we thought to be Uhod only in suppressing Democratic and Southern papers and never against a publican journal especially when It is run by the President son The postal authorities cannot plead Igno rance in the Frank Leslie ease The violation of thu law In the advertisement bal been called to their attention there can bo no doubt UK to the character of the udvortlsument speaks for Itnolf but nothing has been done to call tho law breakers to account The nodal au I thorities are apparently too busy learn affidavits against Ibo States to notice Russell Harrisons rmuated violations of tho law I Does IiipootorHulllvan or lolmallor Eaton dare to mate an affidavit against President Harrison ion 7 I DIt then do they dare us I sort that bo IN I otoi tbo law 7 Col COISlastIes Buckley Ulloor on lbs Mliuullua H M tUM iJattil HlMll itiloi r Vu Zsuid 0 leo i1 lllon CI Vllgnr ems In loilr X It dork an 4 wu tuet l at 1145 d l by l 4uiIi a vuuiLr nt tin rrleiigi tai tt ilfr tuning ALum vat the f tui repfter wliti Biuyi t tells award urlwa Pilu Nt4 loss sod pri a VIIMI cit lb joIIdrsl OluMlvu Oct Kllfor Tlir Uul inert el ul r l Do you List II site 1 wulvi I otltcittu 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TKSSELB Aa Ami flius a Past Torvwtfo Cralrt aad a Bill r tr Torpedo flout WAimxxoTON Oct 10Tue three vessels for whose construction Secretary Tracy has just Invited bids will perhaps hi In commission sooner than the three big battleships lor which tho contract have been given out Th larg est ot the now group tho harbor defence ram hat but 3080 ton displacement and the other two only 720 and 112 tons respectively Their construction ought not to take very lone should tho bids which are t be opened on Dec 2 and on Feb 1 com within tho prescribed limit of COlt Yctso blah Is the standard of efficiency for all three that the smaller yards wnloh hare been anxiously awaiting advertisements ments for constructing craft suited to thelrro sources will think carefully before undortak IDS tbeso Beginning with tho torpedo cruiser this must develop the high speed oi 85 knots on 760 tons displacement nnd for enoh quarter knot loss It must tar 110000 penalty Aeon offset a premium of 110000 per quarter knot will b earned by exceeding 23 knots and double that amount by exceeding 24 Com paring this vessel with tho Vesuvius whose contract was for horse power tho latter with not far front tho same displacement made an average of about 1210 knots on her trial at Delaware breakwater In her recent trial n Newport she made only 20 knots En the former record to which she Is I entitled would be far roor oontraot of the new vessel Yet it In bye than two years since tie Vesuvius was lousldered a wonder for speed This fact Rhons tbo extrnordlnarvrate A which naval development goes on The armament of tho now torpedo cruiser will of course ho quite dlltoront from tbat of the Vesuvius which its not oven ret thrown gun cotton or any other explosive from her pnuumatlo tubes But will the high speed expected of tho suc cessor of tho Vesuvius bo attained There Is no reason to doubt that It will Foreign yes Bels of the torpedo cruiser class have already surpassed the Vesuvius The Destructor for example built at Clyilebnnlc for Spain made according to the statement of her builder 22td knots lost roar on one of her trials Thin would be a full knot In excess of the speed of the Vesuvius The 1 latter on her trial for horse power developed nn average of 3838 while tho voralo horse power of Ibo Destructor appears to have been J82J on only about hal of the displace ment of the Vesuvius AH to tho now torpedo boat of 112 tons which ID required to roooh 21 knots an hour with rejection should she fall tie low as 23 the gain In this respect over tho Gushing Is obvi ous Thci guarantee for tho Gushing was only 22 knots Instead or 24 with 1 bonus of U6 per quarter knot far excess nbovo 33 knot and of 120 per quarter knot above 34 No pre mium was earned upon bar trial trip Inasmuch as she made only about 22J X knots Since then pho Is said to have done better Tbat tho Horre shoITs who built the Cushing can beat her speed there Is no reason to doubt Indeed many Luiopean torpedo boats today beat 22K knots In England the Yarrows have built for the Admiralty six llrstolass torpedo boats mo of which attained a mean speed of 22 C knots and the sixth a speed of 23 knot8 during n continuous run of three hours These boats are 180 feet lone and of about 95 tons displace ment with full welgbtl of coal provisions and torpedoes aboard In Franco the Thorney croft torpedo boat Courour mado 236 knots on her trial and is now said to make 24 knots in service trials mle Russia however has the champion torpedo boat In the Adler which is of the new type In troduced by Mrh Bohlchau resembling tbo Aqulla class which ho built for Italy She I about 152H font long with about 19 feet beam apd perhaps 160 tons displacement Her en gines which are of about 2300 Indicated horse power wero guaranteed to give her 26 knots per hour on a tO hours run Md did actually rnL ntualY yield 2656 For 1 Germany Bcnlcbau has been building sixteen boats on his system onehalf of which are expected to have 180 tons dis placement and 2500 horse rower giving 25 knots while the others with 110 tons displace ment and 1400 horse power are to be content with 23 Knot Argentina Bopubllc ha ordered six firstclass torpedo boats of Yarrow A Co possessing 2U knots speed The high snood of Ibo Thorneyoroft bOlts Arlete and Kayo owned by Spain Is familiar Tbe former did 20 knots for one mile and the latter 25H while both are MId to have accomplished be tween 24S and 25 on a two hours continuous run Taking all these facts and figures our torpedo boat o 2 should make the high speed which It will guarantee The third of the new vessels the ram of 2050 tons displacement has Its dimensions and general aspect fully described and Illustrated in todays SUN In this device which has been ten years under consideration and whloh was recommended by the Naval Advisory Board of 1881 a compromise has been made between several deslrtblo features and qualities Of course such a vessel since It has no battery nnd depends on ramming only must have speed enough to catch the enemy and yet carry enough protective armor to avoid being rid dled by rapid fire and machine guns before she can reach her pray The result Is that she Is to hao seventeen knots and a sufficient plating combined with the Inclination ot the armor ana with the low free board to promise reasonable te ra sonable efficiency A premium of 15000 per pr quarter knot will stimulate contractors to ex ceed the stipulated s ood Now at last the tate of construction at the Navy Department ban been wiped clean It Is true that thero are two other vessels author ized but they are not likely to be constructed Ono Is the submerging monitor sometimes rather lightly alluded to as the John Thomas from the name of the Illinois Congressman who planned t The trouble with this vessel Is that It needs more displacement and hence alarger appropriation according to some oi the experts to make It a success and there is a difference of opinion among tho bureau chiefs as to what shall bo done with It The other vessel Is a duplicate ot the Vesntlus the building of which van conditioned on the Bee rotnrs being satisfied with the original craft whloh of course ho oannot yet be slnco she has never fired her gups with service projec tiles With these two additional vessels pigeon holed at least for the present the Navy De partment has now only to wait for further authorizations from Congress COUNT DILLON ZN CANADA VatIon Conjecture a to the Oblect ot III VUltHaur lie to Merely a Tourist OAwA Oct 19 Count Dillons visit to Can ada Is attracting more than ordinary Interest The PaIne of Montreal declares Dillon la here to prepare at a safe distance another Doulon gist stroke Count Dillon himself refuses to say anything except that be Is merely exorcis ing the rights and privileges of an ordinary tourist He Is credited however with saying that he II In dolly communication with tho son ot lloulangori millionaire Duchess who found the money to nip tho Uoulaoglst machine Many believe that hu Is In Canada to agitate among tbo French Canadian the establish nmonl estnllh lent of a French republic In Canada with Iloulancer at the head Several papers profess t know that the Counts only ohioet Is Ibo acquisition if land for pouianger ana Boulnn gist In llrltUb Columbia One paper declares Ilo Jut o fad a confab with liorcler before coming to Ottawa on tho auhjoit of promoting Immigra tion of hronehmen to Quebec with special mints of lunil and l otber InduceiaeiitH and that Meieler toll In wilt thl projeot Another Statement Is I that In puisuancti of the scheme ninanatliig Irom Mirr Orainllii and the eoolesl astlels of Qunbuu and sanatlonid preuumqbly eNtldM br of f Ibo I Ildera 1 Cabinet balms como or lu tba Interest ot roach colon la lion lu the Northwt UUUKUT OAIIUKTT nnUUN I Iol LIke a U u In ricllDl Iliral CIII I Condllloi IlobeitOarnitt of llaltlmoro who huts bun aIm ad for bin health for nix 1 inoulba resitiul Now York yontenlay mi the stoauiablu Umbrla Ills wife und daughter ruturnad with him Mr Oaircitn iirivaio vuvrntarx A I Crone aim Wllllttin V 1rli k of llalUmor rut him on the pier and his aitx i drove at one I III Jiret v Oft Jfituse vvliir Iliey bad IIJlIOlluOil 1 j hn tiler 1114 II jmuItjrnir flr nurriluokiilIlk A 11 In nmut health Jilt IK I a Illllx huivier liun wlitii lii weiL I r oiil I 111 his I ivu win ruililr from the ss a air 1 I vt a riiwM tliHt isle 1 Sill Ciii in tllil I chug V buI fiit I uij II lti II i ii ioi1uiit ol I liU tulliiiijjisauifh I friend of Mr 0Mitt aiii MUld I K liliitllil WUP 1lt tie rl 1 1lwt Iud l with jit II t acid jni to 511 5liImffUU5e hi I much hIhiieStai4 114 beaJili Jo 1i w a trsijger II leases ls lest coil II t IIQ pliyiualiy WI I Ii Ii lulls 1 w lii euo4rutlJoi tlrllJJf i itOtt ICIt II M 14 tillS hiss I situ J d tiu sl41a Iill t 1 b ws IU snag 1114144 utuif neiiitiii d ieordr Vtuul reasa I a Y uI woe os ltUleIuela I eSleost Asy nHI I Ieetd I HI II sea 1U Mdelf unit MUi I l a u II Us Ae1d I 4 Is HIII Nilt ledop SLed II rnss Hun clii lose I HaHt 11 Ielf SOil tiuU uiUit mtn 1 itin I ftoi 4ulWsssy 117 lltllll I w Yeekujeslls A taet a saw t ftt4a Ste 94CH 01 11 lvwieg 4eahlle 5w I t tit 1fcl l I n 41lltfl51gUi4 I ft aid IalC HltlAltt T Ivltttl 1 o l aUMM 5gw IL II until l r to llv ciii C 4Sc4UMi hy JstI4 UurMtr a i an Mci l s t I as 1 cIu 14 1 Ii I ttttttt af iUM lim Un I M Uttiifi trtui iawlaa W fleswtsl u AlJJn01 on trajrr A QaMtlon tt Ii De a Tiv lOses M Ik Other Sll Ir the n r Ur OTTAWA Oet 10The qtiestlon of Canada annexation with the United Btnte ha become a real live Issue on thli Ida of the International border There la lomnthlng In the political nt moiphore which hoi removed that restraint which bee until roocntlr marked any discus sion of the subject Now every one talks about It cither favorlngorcondemnlng tt It Is no longer possible for tho partisan of loyalty to the DrltUh Crown the sentimentalist to de ceive himself Into tho belief that the annexa tion movement In Canada has no following The Uuoboo Telegraph a Government organ ha started the ball rolling with mora success than was expected llolorrtng to the rumpus It haa kicked up the Telegraph says About half a doze a of Tory papers In the 10za rapr Dominion of Canada hove pronounced against annexation to the United States Borne of them are In favor of Imperial federation more aro loud for reciprocity while a few want rep resentation by population I Is clear tbat Cauada ripening for something Tho voir newspapers against annexation know well that tho hnsllf hRponUng race Is gradually moving out Into the States Let ni look at the condi tion of Sir hector Laoevlol division Three Divers What wax Its population at tbo time of confederation ompared with today I Why halt of tOo Inhabitants have cleared out to the Unite HtfltAfl Tnn Knpllfth rnnn will h nnmn tln tfnii1r llectorn district vI wo n iIi judge of tho exodus today In Quebec ulono they are moving out to Undo Hums domain llundradx or our brightest men are leaving never to return Will the Irish Cathollo and Protestant clergy of tOts city not i bar testimony to this fact Auk the Lngllsh I bankers and enders of nubIle opinion lu Ibo Eastern towtmtilpa about our condition and tbe answer wo will got U that tbo English fam hiss and manyol tbo U E Loyalists are going West And their homesteads taken possession of by tbo Fronoli race Coatlcooko which was praotlcallv au English town Is today WI lug Frenob 6 tbat In all tbli wn see I steady movement through Lower Canada looking to tho west or nearer tho Imaginary boundary line than over before I at the next general elections tho policy of unrestricted I reciprocity le defeated then it will not bu long before annexation with the United States 100f I I be an accomplished fact This country can never prosper aa i ought while there Is I rob hltorr tariff between It and tho United States The Inlorprovlnclal trado Is a dead failure The maritime pro vluoos trade with the united States seaboard seabonr not with Quebec and Ontario This has been proed over nnd over again and proved too beyond the cavil of a doubt lirltlsh Columbia Jrllsh trades with the orts to the south of It on the Pacific Conan The authorities of tho Cant dian Pacific Railway annexed their lines to the American system of railroads nt tho Bault and through the State of Maine The authori ties of tho Grand Trunk have connected their system with tbe American lines by tnnolllng the t Glair river besides by their numerous connections to tbo south This country is too small to afford a homo market for the surplus products of tho farm or to warrant the devel opment of the mineral wealth Wo wat more elbow room and we want it on this continent and I we do not get it by unrestricted trade then we shall wo believe get I through annexation The Brookvllle 7tmea another conservative newspaper and the organ of Deputy Speaker Woo under tho loading of Annexatlonlsts and Traitors says Every day makes It more plain that tho whole policy of the Grit party In Canada is to bring about annexation of Canada to the United States This ha never been shown moro clearly than by the chorus of applause and approval that has gone up from tho Grit press all over tho Dominion over Mr Erastus Wimans recent speech at Chicago They seom to be hardly able to find Inugnaao stron enough In which to express their unqnaltllod approval of tho doctrine of annexation as preached by Mr WIman the framer of the Op position policy and the archmantpnlator of the party Tbo whole object of Mr wiman and his Brit allies In this country is to make Can ada subservient to tho United Btates bring about annexation and mako the Dominion a dumping ground for the surplus product of American manufacturers XUBNBD inn OTUEK CUEKK There are Time When Outrageous Tat meet Malt Be Fat TTp With Yom the Jfathvtttc American There are times said Col Metcalfe tho other day when men will stand any treat menthowever outrageous A man who ba Keen what it means t stand up before arovolver ac quires a respect for that weapon when it is in another mans hands and ho ban the drop on you There was nothing in the old days in the seventies whloh demanded reparation so quickly and so definitely as an Insult For a man to accept an Insult without demanding or taking redress was to brlug upon himself the scorn of the entire community And yet I accepted tho worst kind ol an Insult once and aocopt Ild oven to this day I blush when i think of the circumstances I was in Hugo at the time anil was playing billiards when a man carao in and began to make a disturbance lie was a Wellknown desperado and no one was anxious to get Into trouble with him lie became so obnoxious without helng checked that finally be picked UD one of the hllnrd bale and sent It flying through the wIndow le was Just reaching for another when I reversed mF oueand placing tho butt end of It In tbo pit of bis atomaoh pushed him back against the wall The next moment ala wall I was looking In the barrel of a Colts revolver The sensation In such a Is simply Te sensaton ale Is over powering I was rorfeatly nelpless for I had no revolver myself and I I had been wearing one he could have killed me before my band could have reached t I thought ho was going to shoot me then and there but he chose not to do this from somo whim Im going to slap your faco Metoalfc ho e ld so that you can tell people about it Turn your cheek around hero I looked way down the barrel of that six shooter so far that it seemed to mo that 1 could see a bullet lu Us chamber I set my teeth against the Insult 1 know that I was deadly pale Turn it he said One two and I turned my cheek I did not feel the blow but the flame which scorched it afterward was like a furnace fire Now ho said with a laugh sire mo the other ono Again ho oonotod one two ant I presented my other check for a slap It ever I wanted to kill a man it was that fellow but I had no show at all I remember the sickening feeling width rau over mo at tbo thought that ho might Insist upon breaking ray nose llovolver or no revolver 1 do not believe I could have stood that lint I took the insults not from him but from a cli shooter A man cant arguo against a rool ver But for months and month 1 longed to meet that man on even terms I never saw him again Two Could Play That Game From ilu laJatUi Peat Bhackjtbnih Is a wellknown cotUemont near Cleolaad In the town of Conetantlo Oswogo county and there live Jar Nichols and flm llonrlpan After an extended oouruhjp a auto was finally sot for the wedding Thli was about a yourjurn Anolaborato feast nod boon prepared Father McUlrnn had bean sum mound and the young lady fcurroundodby tnt n4s stood waiting for the groom After a lengthy wait and Nichols nut aiipeiirlnu tho guest were illsmUsea the kind old Priest sent homo and Iius flonrlhan who Is a nIllvo and pretty young lady wmit gulaUv about bar dally duties soil what she thought and foil wan known only to herself It was iiubsa gucnlly learned ibat the youuu man a imronu blade suet llene ouleotlons to tic using mar neil ya prloit of tin Cithollu jaltli llmt ha weakened Soon utftpr hi wijit South situ ie uialn u luru lateral uiutitfi A short huh into ti ruturned and met his for in or sweilbysil 1 he rosa hail not loft her ouo ka slid If life fall uifgnuved sit I ho shaLl trick that bud bun plu ril iipin dor La did not show It hho mot hlcliul uud Wulpuiueii him buck to Hbaukabutu Apim rntly matters were soon urruuguj ijtiac only In both p4rti4i lor It wa soon poUoJ a louttbo yUl miit but Jay tiihols Mini Kfl1 iTeurllmn were Uio logtlimr oiinT Y 4pslay unDlpa Jail I iivrythii wes In riilleus a second Mlue for his WoOding Tliy Uiv Mr Kinipiy a notetUnt Iwrurmao lied 1453 MuraJ tii tdi tins boot Tiie ynttou puotiji warn sill ntiuJr ii D tun IaroDsiie uuif liiJ ul jollied halide WSiOJu u iiran uio criw oust r4k l wut and liitlucih ix Jay diqipjoj Ills 1jul45 I liv nijui iu4v weld to hi iJqr mot liar MUitr utf flwmy tlvptifii iiiiij Mdllnw tier I i liitli ari Icier stool light lull liliu iuiil flu i ilwny li Iliy innluml iii vmnnma wiSh Ills diinlnl jflio wan lo Jays i r steel thu iurrlttOOY Tilde IC lUI Me utluiuftiii in the muiuilir unl lust U but filehol MM 4iyu4jUuf i sight A Vtrr MUr l Utli I 114 ally ll a iialurul ilftttb r 1 Vat Itlie AM t tiiitHr 4t Illuiltolliit rau a part of 5 Iblnjr hi quej lo the whole of ihntblng i ukwjjuijfluiti Syvil I KIII kiioir r luni4 H mk WII a islsrs at iiewits Tv to ma u luugiji te be iwsijsgiii Usisl Jaliisiiy Ist dci III 041 dl young 141 W 1 ut Illf fill J Ui iii li i r e i ci oil ririiu tc t Ibsi t hjt a IM Wail poor old gawJrn mUst M 11sf HI Old said mi 400 4Nd uts vs mnsdjs4 HFMU4 Is Will harSVI t IrnArnJ1 AIIR ALT TALtrma AllOVt Naming colt as they are brought Intotha world on n big stock raising farm mlcht seen tn bo a simple operation r but just as wh n ih parent of a dozen children find IhonueUei short nt names anti havo to resort to a 111 llcnl classical terminology so do the owners ot a lot of horses kept for the purpose of racing horses for the turf llnd themselves running abort of name Who has failed to neil0 tht odd nomenclature of the taco course Th proprietor of a larm l and n big lot of thor uuh Irods lu Pennsylvania hits made n rule t lilincelf To all the colts horn In the firs yar tinder his rub he gave named beginning nil A In the second year lianij I so on lie put IK Idea Into prni tloo eight ream ago and readied tho letter II lust year Horn times there Ste aucor combinations of nnines For Instfuvp Inut kenT a colt was named harmony and Ills year his brother bad tacked to him tho Hum impudence As the breeder line fifteen its this your tn bo named with names beglnnlne with the letter I ho confesses hlninolt tiuizle i to originate attracts and orotund natai enough to KO around John Bwlnton of this city has a letter mas sent to him by Con Sherman with n view toils publication There are two striking sentences In this letter In ono of them Gen Hhormin after correcting nn erroneous report tired had been piloted about himself refers to tbo wai la which such reports are liable to swell as they circulate Ho says Distance and time snail n rumor In tho ratio of the cube of dltnnce or as horace records the light of a rumnrii like that of an eagle which ascends from III perch straight for a tlmo and then In circle larger and larger till Its original starting point tn lost In another part of Ocn hlior mans letter while referring to a queatl n that Is now looming up all over tlio world ho u rites thus On tile great lootion ot the conflict between onpltal and Inbor 1 knownotLltic nnd must use Spanish to explain my position Mot Halir Mr Swinton says that It is eti dent from those sentences that Con Bhermna is nclnnslenl as well as a mathematical scholar and that ho also acquired somo knon ledga ol Snnnlsh glottology while campaigning in Florida a half century ago In glancing through a list of the German American clubs of this city It seems as though the Germanic element of our population ha moro clubs than all the other elements put to gether Hero are musical clubs vocal and In strumental hero are scientific and artlstla clubs dramatic clubs social clubs military clubs shooting clubs literary moral hlstorl cal athletic and humorous clubs and clubs made up of members from different localities In the fatherland pay nothing of political clubs or business and trade clubs or lager arid pretzel olubs The OormanAmerlonns are very fond of clubdom and most of theta tire endowed with a clubablo disposition Even their most intellectual clubs are apt to have a few festive features It Is to bo regretted says a member of one of them who fins Ihed hero since boyhood that In nearly all our clubs the exchange of Ideas and emotions Is carried on through the medium of tho German tongue It is pleasant to know that some of the wealthy Italian residents of this city are taking an interest In the improvement of the sanitary and social condition of the Italian quarter There need bo no doubt that our municipal authorities will cooperate with the now bo olety of Purification In tho work that has been projected It would be well to have this work begun without delay In Mott and Mulberry streets which certainly stand in need of purl fication as may bo soon by anybody who visits them by day or night It Is to be hoped that Signor Agostlno Caponlgrl and Mayor Grant will moot with success in their praiseworthy undertaking The Boy Dr Peter Btrykorof this oils Is now in his own words on the weary side of sixty But why Doctor said ono of his parishion ers a man ought to bo in his prime at sixty Look around among our most active citizens and see how many of them ore beyond sixty At that time of lifo a man ban learned by x perlencolt he oor cnn learn by iti he has cultivated his mind If ho has any to cultivate his reason If ho Is gifted with reason has bo como mntnro ho has got over the fooleries and tomfooleries of his callow years ho In able to do his best work und you Know bow much of the grandest work of nil time has boon dona by hale and hearty men far beyond sixty Look at your library and see which are the greatest books In it and tell mo how old their authors wore when they wrote them I The man who H worn out at sixty botinn to wear out early The Bov Dr Peter Btrykor seamed to feel quite chipper for the time being while he listened to this energetic speech from a pa rishioner ton years older than himself It Is true sir paid a New York clergyman that Russia is banishing the Jews that Turkey IB persecuting the Armenians that England U bard upon Irishmen and Hindoos that America bars her doors against the Coles title that France molesting the Alitorfnea and that thus it goes all around the world In Europe Asia Africa and America among Christians Mohammedans Buddhists and pagans who all keep hosts of man killers ready to ravage or to ruin The heated di vine who spoke thus and who has been help ing to run the Clerical League got out nt breath at this point but was able to add I dont know what to do about It all yet I think Ill take a rest till things are quieter When asked to try tho soothing Influence of soda water from a fountain near his stamping ground ha drained the glass and said that after all there are things worthy ot being cherished in this life Thoro are many bicycles to bo seen whirling along on the sidewalks of Columbus avenue la the daytime and the young folks who whirl them seem to be energetic and merry Rut there are also pedestrians loungers shoppers shopkeepers old ladles children and deep thinkers on these sidewalks at times and per haps it would be well for the police to take an occasional look at those uncontrollable heroes of the bicycle who wheel their way through the crowd rcgardlosa ot consoanences It is In some of the fashionable colored churches of Now York that style may be seen In Its most attractive aspects There are men to bo found In them wearing garments not en tirely sombre and there mo specimens uf the soft sex not afraid of the hues of the rainbow One can see wearers of jewelry that Is not cheap and decorated heads that are not too flamboyant and a boauora belle well worth looking at The habit of tobacco chewing Is not now nearly as prevalent In Now York or in the country nt large as It was In other times It Is safe to say that nearly a half ot the men were once chewers It would bo safe to say that long than onotontb of them arechenors now The ordinary run of Soeteruera i were fond of the weed and as fortbe ordinary run ot Bouthoru era Including Rontucklans lllmonrinnn awl Qeorglaufi they held it like a sweet morsel lu the Mnitypf their chop The Yankee no formerauscilto rull tlio habit the Anti To bacco Society waged war upon It In New York and there wore lectures against ft und pamphlet against it They mny all huvo had nn Inlliinneo hut It In to the progress of cMllratlon that wa urn Indebted for IU diminution loni ln Imve loarnml that the habit Is l offensive nnwh i fl some contaminating nnd unclean It is sail that thero aio m mboni of CojgroM wh st I 1 Indulge In It but fiiw niemlior of that gut 1 society wliloli i mljrneea tlio main buy ul the denizens of Now iork arid lUvlvinlty JotJ Borne of the apartment houses thai hnvi iosn I built hum In recent Union for eolorod toirus an In nrc llont styln A reporter HI hit looks through ivoralof tlimlnvarluiiii i iaa if lue city ifiiMrlbes jhlr ifcomm MH us M fur Kutierlor to any that wore lo li liml i o t urud iiniille a few years ago lie puce esi I that Huiitrof ii sisblo tenant for thorn ut always to be focal The Krcmvu HUM iocuuitiy pHnUI n st li ef the ArnMaa quarter of this city It ui i tliat Arabs swarm along Vnli nirtoii f t from Jtttlary l iiae i to t Curllulu atrnul nn t i how iniiwllni sing I Slunl end l reste ou flit luunr wont pig I I IYluvul the nHwilliir sot f t u oscar licir stan ililuii I Miull nail I ill a lute wait Jjiru H e 1111 1 I I tue t1 I I si utters i In I I lie Such i i i bun e of iH I I III the Cltllll Mlilill i lll i r H ci tll ll Iii SIKM I fj i inn a f Yf MIUII UI Inn uinontf till in hut H uutI lr nil I l em i I dlarnof iiiiiUf mikn mid li i A U iii wiiie i futility iitfiiiiitii agil iii i I C thy II Is I mr fiil any 4 ILiet a 51 lllljlt Il C llltl illlll It es H W rie I 114 I isli l Jii S y ui 0 sit a s il umi 11011 i xui I nf MllUlll Iff Irene sIts MH ii 1 If iilUlitt Ie hut stguii f I nn I Hi lie lie 1111 dl HI Fe Wlllli I I Hilit i Arab li re S ry ilu i 81 i rninx w Ii t u r vt lliul r tuvttii tiiw dih lot isure ll lit i i uf cry f i h0 Isti MUilll I llft 11 U iiI its Mfil lo f ft nit a nf III liilly i HU s MI rs ul I Ll iil lt u giuiiil i ad f hi life ttv iLi css 4 w i IMlulIII wn Icilh jqlIR Mi Stety l etu t fiuiiy II n I 11 inii i C S t it 111 dlir W H Ulll liu i U I I lit I I 5C S M t II I i Hi it I i ri I H I r uri 51 it us lot i U i I u i II II 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L r 7 F THE SUN MONDAY OCTOBER 20 1000 i i Vll WASHINGTON TOPICS T MJXAnKf court UN rnornnH IIK UIINII IIIK VKTT iivum tittibIP Url ICrrrtved fVnm All Ovnr the tnnniry hy the Voretona l Com Ktr ilnTrrtimrnt Clerk Oolnic Hume Vot eNflnIng the New Wnr Vpul wnISTI Oct 19VolT favorable roo Iot ste Mnc recalved each day from all r rtsoMbo country with rcenrd to the llro tarta LfB of Ibo campaign br the Democratic Con r cslonAl Committee And tho Bemocrotio eer nro counttnn upon scouring the rnanllirtra fn e OIt HouA h l r not loan than fifteen majority From the West all the roport are eneournrlnlt galnot not lcs than eovon Is oxptctod In Ohio aod 01 I ono or Iwo In MlMonrl and It la lored I that Indlnna will hoU tier present delo allon California reports are sold to be very anoourastnit From Now York an excellent tiottnff 1 Is reported There vlll bo no loiscs In Uncltr or Urooklrn and there Is a strong b list that two Interior districts will bo ro MraeJ Gains are predicted In both Con jKil ut and Massachusetts iarson jcKlonor ot New Hnmpshlro Is eonlldent 01 clnno hi election In Maryland Rnroer and Compton ItlsfftlJ I have a certainty and Mr XcCotniwa district Is considered doubtful In TlrsloKIt Is expected to carry certainly all the ttrlcts except tha Beooud and Fourth boat Ing Browno In tho Acoomao district and poe dblr cnrrylnc tho Second owlnc to a Itopubll Iblr splt Qeorse Wito la considered safe In tl the Ulchmoad dlttrlct In North Carolina the no vws has heated up and the prospects are rood CDIMS The llopnbllcans carried three districts is IBS Tho Second and Fifth which had Ho pnUlean majorities of lens than 70 In 1888 ire recorded as certain The Ninth Ewartss vblch had loss than Wa Is not regarded as sure Tlilnes are somewhat mixed In South Carolina ur but nevertheless It Is oxpcolod to elect Democrats In every district A Rain of oat Is expected In Tennessee In the Third dis trict Florida Alabama Goorcla Mississippi tad Texas aro expected to send the same num ber ct Democratic Congressmen as thoy did to the Fiitvflr8t The IloPlblcans are talkln 0 deicatlng Cram or Texas aud p08lbly ot tt rryIng Ib First dIstrict Blaster 1auuner said toanr wIth rojjaru to the outlook In eat Virginia there Is not ranch to toll as ret Tho recent exposure of thE lieimblicau schema to colonize tba Utate with lel1uIlcnn cot going to improve tho Ko imbllcia chances of a victory this fall Wost Virginia Is n close a very closo Btato Less thin 200 votes would cover the actual majorities of all three of the Congressmen Itatelln 1H8S I think wo elicit do better tun that this yonr and hope wo may carry all three district But It Is colnc to be a very Card IlKht with plenty money on their side and vary little on ours Stranicoas It mar seam to yon Congress man Qeorgt W E Oorsey of tho Third No brMka district Is In serious danger of defeat saId a NebriutuXtprjulilloan today Itbeems Eld to bellive doesnt It that a man wbo buds plurality of over 11000 votes and n clear majority of tor OoOO votes two years ago herald bo threatened with defeat now 7 It Is true neverthehss Thousnndsor llepubkans will repudiate totsoy this Hmo for ho should never have beau nominated and he wni forced Open us Therearo two men running aealntt him DOWW HThouiiJioii nominated II i y Ibo Democrats nnq O M Koiu nominated br tho Alllano men Horn will draw his votes ninuly Irom Dorsey nnd ho will probably cot iOOU of them bo If I Ttiomp non come nnywlfcre near holding his own Vorser will IM at the bottom 01 the poll Of course the StURtIO way toe vhaneed by elec tion day but thnt fe about the way It stood when I heard frorl Jmulia under date of Wednesday last lion James U Colt of Norwich Conn paid hero today Unit all inns point to Ibo election of a Democratic Bta ticket a Leclslaturo that will Lame a Domotratle uiicces or to Sen ator Ilatt and a Dinocatlo ealn of two Con cressmen In his Btato In tho reront town elections held In Connecticut the Democrats wore unusually successiy Bporetanr Tracy will hnvo the camlnc ot a dozen or moro now tavll vessels and ho Is givIng his fancy full plai upon tho problem subject only to the llmtnilons of the system of nomenulHture recently adopted It Is tolera bly certain that he has iliettdy settled on four finmen nnd that tho tvo battlohlps now In crooess of construction a the UramoBs yard at ihllfiUeliilii lll be cal d the Nrw York and Pennsylnnli while thi battleship which tbo Ucl n Iron works of Sin Francisco has In charge w1 10 named he California anti the 3 000ton ship now biildlcc at Brooklyn 1IUl probably bear thA nano of that city A itroDE effort will be madu It the next sessIon of Urinares to secure an jiproprlatlon for the repair sal i preservatloi of tho historic war nblp Ilartford ho Rlurbusly uBgoolntnil With Admiral lrrO ullI nnnu The llnttford Isfast slnklrc Into a cnndltltaof decay and e 9iiH Immediate nttentiun If t Is tube saved or tho contemplation of posterity The rext monthly Issuo of tVo pilot abort trill contain Ibo first results ot a series of In teresting experiments Initiated br the Hydro ernnhlo Bureau recently Durllc the last eighteen mouths that ofllce has sett out iOOO Blip containing blank forms for lecistcrlna the rames or vcBrelM Individuals ate Vc In various languages and shippers to which the slips have been pent were reiTiested to I ut them In bottlo seal them up aid throw them overboard somewhoro In the North At lantic Ootan Dp to the present time anenty the of nose eIl hare been returned Mid the forthcoming report will how to what crunt dlntanco and in whit unexpected Mirations theo bottles bare drifted and will thusjndl cute the nature of the ocean currents The data thus obtained are expected to be or ton ilderable braetlt to the science of navigation The same Idea has been adopted by Frances Encland and Germany but the United States hi taken the lead in carrying it Into effect The biennial exodus Government clerks for tho purpose of advancing tho cause of civil Knlco reform by goIng homo o vote for the Republican candidates V r Congress will begin this week he advance cunrd has already do rartel and will enjoy nn extra vooutlon of re Kctable length l lit the public expense The lath irganlatlons or the Individual melll enf thereof pay the transportation bills Bet tho ioerniiicnt contributes the 1lIIe ls I Thousandn of jerk II will leave Wiiblngton on this errand this year 11111 iu I 1111 Garll Idn time lias thtro n n much activity In this direction U tbere I row 111 1 Oberly edict against IOllticHl i MO lations among tlio clerks butt eeome a dOhd letter and under this Aiiinltils tratiui dorrn of KIH b aosn talons rrpresent Itg litany e ry Miitnln thi tnlunhnve lon ririiil In ie d paitmmti Tim pressure to ol tlieui In ery groat and nAllrh otrr dork hMukiiv teto i at Is A member The op fIo al Jiq clri M In t iro borne to vote are roc I ally umniniii Tlierallruad companies pa1 ei I Dnd it h fnliiinrt t aud hull rat a u tI1 util I glngly urrancrd Pnmuiii Jt Mrntto a i icrunmn1 dork find the Jresl cent or tiu tnion 1 f llnnuhllcan Ktotii AH AO clnilotn 15 tIe g ierril mutineer of tho com IftiKniy txniiiM Mr htruUoii tolil uiday TI M wns greoPir in tivltyimd energy iii lortti lh gdii I lyuvon I iuulillu voter home lor ttiu SIItor olnctlo s Wo have a roster jtiow rig o i muti woman nnil clir III I ij h i ILa do lImolit ieriie lolhht I that i t r III i it i Mirhuulwil Ia nil I be luitli hal win I hi I rhwluil wtii II hI tie murk J its jul ti IIfll I i Toll 1IIvu ud tlu lelluws Vit LIoI I KiuiliuiitlHarviev I I 1 lu r will I IO I Cbsct iii rod ti far II I kit W IH KulltK lIIau 1111 l 1 I i H Inwoil lu icai iiml I its apt Jul I f povr rut J f dm ijijtaininoiit will bit oblige to IHit CJ 4tttI4t II vI Ihluj ant willI uiuIitifl Jinl 41 i ii 1 r IiI ut Issn Iurletl l boron Ih l k ii t u i 4 I d t uu uay talking over the 141 t iu 1111 III t mj iuuJ IjlUJ Mill OO 11 dIttt I 11111 Jay HI coiinv Mr jfi iD v I lit t lAtti i to JuJgu lr ljuiii tut e tmf V as jal WIII IU IKllTll I I i lIJ Hdli III lbl I i Itbr 1 I i n In1 UIOIIHllUll ie l iii lwuI 1 lV L I Wl 10 II rill IIIHIIIIIIl11i I UIlIJ ll II V ft 5 lit II U lllri t Miiiuiu JutIl rIII I I II w oil IlIIlIt Lern oqi A r iiiiii a tllIl I I III nit 1 III Iv III I I i 4 d 1010 ott sod Li W Illd bake ear i otsor 10 iutnu iiJr 1ti IIu II i 01 iim I i iMliijvt tittt nnd Uki G r t I r Sill 11 I lw Huifillll hdJl ll I a ci 1 11 I HuJ I kltOWSiUIitiif aboI JIJr 1 1 bi ll I 111 lr I 11 t be t I 11WUlljlllll W41tlt I4 jt 41 t 9 t j ift4l IilJer iuthi UII tI i II 1It Jit Ititit dr IUri 1 J lisa IIJ 1111 i A I y dtfluisI 1 ilitti No IfI II j I WIIII Sn 11 cor It iudi Htn ut 7t ti 10 Mi 1 tPvI Hi lIIIlIjIIOII tlietsse j U a fsl tit411410 Of r Iljll i4isieiIeJ I ti1 t II 1 11 i Ja oaI OofIClIIIo III s It 4j I ri Iou 41 rUDliif fjjfrtJtiiifu tint Uee44 liiis 1 ii j 11 t ii I tviaef1 JatJ of II II v ui 1 J II 114 114 JIU 4jrT WJi t I i II L4q II i lllhI fluJbrai oivg Ill icukvi Mtfr tstli iif Iliuw flwrn4 ILl I I 1 I nil sdgtee tJr f Li J M II w w tout ilnsea lie 1 I 11 I hais rH II I tdtstySIxiari1iis I I I t 111 fuijiir let i 4 i w Ai 4 Lu tfjilr I MI I 11 1 IIIt tonIv rvtJllt 111 tro 1 i o iii j Me r ua Liybtiuu U I iestutIiit 1 x xAtraniT scMvztw nOnlz lie Hrrnk Vp e NelathhnHe Inme t1eUr ClDtie Llakel for II end Flnnllr Triumphs BcnAirros Oct 10Bovornl pairs of robins netted thin mummer In tho innpo trees that mirround Mr Simon II Carltons house near I Montdato MIt Carlton Is t rlonoobiorver of birds nnd sho took spoila Interest In the colony ot robins from Iho fact that It wnll larger than It hid been before In n number of years After tho buty birds had cot thoir nests well under way Mr Carlton noticed that there I was one malo robin Hitting at out tim front yard who noomod to have no mate Imagining I that eho might potaibly bj mUtnkon In this I I conclusion she watched nil lie moro carefully for a time and thun site malo up her mind that the odd robin wa olhcr n ba holor or a widower she couldnt toll which All tho females In the colony npt carrd to liavo se cured husbands and Ms Carlton Raid she I expected everyday to see tim lonely male bring I I a wife homo front eomewhero But ho didnt I nna for more than a fortnight site eaw him I flitting across the lawn nil nlono bv I lilmtolf while at sundown ho perchcdon tho topmost I twig of one of thn tall maple tretu anil for I few minutes warbled as mntrllrat though liu I nw that a jolly llttlo wlfo wm listening to hIm from her cosoy nest In one uf he branches below Although no wIfe win hero to hoar I his Bong It became evident to Mrs Ciirlton later on that ho had a lertaln lumnlo In bin I mind nil the time ho was Hinging As BOOH 119 he had finished his carol on tho treo top t Ito solitary fellow Railed away nnd Jim Canton saw no moro ot him until the lollowlng morn ing when ho would bo on tlie lawn again look Ing for bug and worms Ton or twoHo othor robins woro also there as a general thing while the dow wall on the grates but they wero all In pair and the lone mulo seemed to pity sony little attention to them for u time Ono 01 the pairs had it nest In u maple tree near the roadside fouco Tho treo ctnod nearly opposite the house and one duty Mrs Carlton noticed that the unmated male nna hunting nrouna It n good deal of tho lorenoou Iho foniBlo was on bur nest ito Iiusbniid wns away and tho bachelor bit d was making love I I to his wifo during hb absence Ho curried several worms to tho sitting female nnd site took thorn from his bill and didnt appear to bo a bit displeased nt tho attentions the un mated chap was paying her Uynnd by tlio husband flew home with a big nnlto worm In his beak 110 sot up a loud squalling the mo ment he raw the Intruding robin close to hi wifes nest aud pitched nt him spitefully and drove him out of the true Ttion thoy both dropped on Ibo Itra sand fought like couple of gamecocks nelthor Booming to got much the advantage of tho othor and when thov hail got enough tho husband How luto tho roe and the bacholer bird lllttod away But Ibo unmated robin didnt clvo up mak ing love to the other one s wlfo on a little squabble like that Ho watched hU chances to visit her and whenever the hitsbitudwm not In sight ho flew up to tho nest and stayed near It till the angry mate loturucd nod itrovo him away Hevernl similar lights between tho two took pin oo within a week nnd when Ibo combatants were together Mrs Caritun couldnt toll them apart Bo one fnronoon while they wjro flayIng n pltfliod battle on Ito lawn Mr Carlton sprung a not over thorn Ho caught tbo pugnacious birds and Mrs Carlton sowed a bit of blue ribbon on the loft kg of ono and n bit of scarlot silk on the right lg I of the other nnd then let them g i It tuiuoa out thitt tho robin with tbu bluo ribbon on Ills left leg wo tho Inmbmd for ho Hew straight to the not wlille the bachelor bird alighted ou the fence nnd began to pick at the bit uf scar let silk that encircled bin rinht leg It had been sowed onto stay and after bo had picked at It a while ho sailed out of night It was easy onougn then to toll the rohlns apart The prestnce of tho silk on bin log didnt break tho amorous hachelor of Ills habit of Uiltlng tho other robins wife and be kept hanging around to nest ju t its eamo as bo fore The husband gave battle to him oiory tlmo ho caught him thoro but that failed to drive him away for good When tlio female a young otot were hatchet the unmated bird I became moro attentive the mother bird than ever lie carried worms to the nest eory llttlo while and took a llcklnc for It OM ry tlmo he got in the father robins wny The latter piped spitefully wboaoi r he got n cltmpso of the persistent intruder becoming fairly wild with rage at tlmos nnd tearing about as though he wits crazy One day Mr Carlton didnt BOO anything ot tho robin with tho blue ribbon on hU lilt I log Tbe yourg birds wore not yet old enough to fly anti thu saw the mother robin and tbo biolielor bird fly to the treo n number of times with worms In their bills but the lather of Ibo family didnt show up during Ibo day Mrs Carlton norer saw him alter that and she declared that she will always believe that tho unmated robin bar rassed him so bard and so long thut ho fled from his wile anti little ones In ordor to escape from thodustrojerof his hapnlnes and home The de orted wifo readily took up with tao ro malnlng mule and later In the season they raised another brood in the old nest Till fARTltZUOE Ld HON Lot of Dlrd ShooleralAflMd Hut Many or Them In Poor Luck SCHANTOJT Oet 19Lots of young bird shoot er went afield on Wednesday the Ilrt day of the partridge season and the most of thorn came homo with empty bOas birdswore plen tiful enough on all the ridges between here and the headwaters of the Lehlgh hirer but Ibo ground and tho atmosphere woro so dry that the dogs couldnt scent them readily A Scrau ton sportsman and a Noscopick friend were hunting together with one dog on tho highlands south of WhIte Iliiven They got n fine cock partridge during Ibo forenoon and then the dog boonmu lazy from thirst Ho couldnt find nholo anywhere that had a drop of water In It nnd one ot the shooters cot the dog behind n bush and ourod a spoonful of whiskey ou his tongue snylnc nothing to hits companion nbjut It The s ttor brightened up at once arid uont to ranging Miluudldly and the other sportsman Ill un alili to account for tho sudden ebango lu tile old doa s atloos They got Ill u shots in nil aud brought homo two blriis On Thursday and rrldnr It rnlm and yen terdny lots of birds were ball d I In the hnck leberry ridges in Hearing Brook arid Madison township A larttMgii I that hid piobably been scared by adv g Iew llko u shot tUurd I N LelTorls uf buitlord Meadow liroot while ho was hunting near Maplowood Lake In Madison township on Friday afternoon lie blazed aWn at tha frightened Mid while It was headed right for him nnd when III picked It up be found that bn had Eliot it In ito buck Mr Lefferts wants tome one to toll bun how hlsshot came to hit the partridge In the L a k when ho aimed at Its hrcaut In the neighborhood of Uieen Hun whorn n number of tho farmers polsoiud loie met year by I placing stnchnlno in ito b uo of f sparrows piirtridges voio never kuolllI to to I no scarce ibo ruttlcK HlinightArol Iho I ipi In order to cave tho partrldgim ind n w they havo come to tiie eonuliiHlun that ito pnrtridgi Ijko to bo where the bit s ai mid that thoy have motel awuy to region whnio neigh orly Jteyiiaid will pounce upuu Ilioiu oncu in a wHile and give them a little ihi ly exen liii i Let thu younu port IIIII hung away lit tho bints all of this month unu i tn y nml i em nt wild aa wild din bo und tlnh th 1 IV nt I able to kill one out of tenbold nn i M I riancud bird xhoour eeterdn After thit w old CtilowH will hoglii I to hurt Ii itO wed kill th bIrds whllo tbu gruuuliuriiM art buuulug oiie Nature Lila I III Pnops 1p lu I Conner llcul NOIIWJCII Oct 19Ri rlnc summer and full appear to hats uiut In Cdimcctl mOilc full and get iilotm vu y comfortably gulber Inc day thin wuek n ruttlliig front fell uud there win u thoilof Ico on rIldo looln In the inorniK and on that very day Jiuvid Irorch or f huliliid picked a duo tor of irfirfw pear Iran blon nm trout u tree In bU nrl K I i rr tiia 1 W I In llm I Hulllell unrdeoi had tufo d Ll l aok wltu tin froft nt llsiit tlim At t rort joQIJt fI hid uruo Iliiiu I j ward II I Iriuiin of itt orth ilff sired t AHOHIU uuikud title the nMJiila firiiliiiri flies Hi I u lot 11 Iiur 11110 mint ilked i l from tf Hi I is KuMiii list won m I 1l1rllllt Me if f tlm IIHII tuie llnr He liuil vUetom I iiiuiiuli for nurul bU IIIt and iii fiiiniti ltC liU i iiiiliuu flow rs a iiuinl utuiohT heat W rdiy luribol HIM 11 I a mid tasiI t i hiti flout tf J j Ill I S ii 15501 lit If lll I ls i e I i iljuniii Ibiii I I lutl IIl ui j IT in I Jil a vuus lliU I I Htui iililtbul Mvr CUI ithimi be n ibu fruit III J in eumnm I turn VIM fujfc In I Mi w flul ulliti e1H 1tJttIi 01 d ioil uliilSijJ Wy I i im ul the tiuiuw iuurui lu I V iuss 11IlIt Ion very old I n Jd I m uuf rum IKHH rd Ir I hrtsuIhtV is I viiiitrltljliI lu ii I us4 tell tlIh tl itt ie oJj all so lit hig e r 1111 I tIIIII 5 Jai he1i I It I II jet j y liii is oil I I d j in hint 1 i i e I I i Lfot9 I IfVV Hlfm 7 Still 1 4Vf i1 si imf 10 I j4iI JtS wef Jull 1 h1 1 I lIIIIIUIIIIIII I till I lJ tin t ii I A lIK IIU f I JJ 1 S J Jlulll IJ 1 IVd I il A I uIF UUi llflJ It 1 Aitr S x etvr I ewuv IIf j I r lie 34 nU t s ii I Situ Crub 41 ii 511 Au UIlliIJ tI J I I wuk I4IC Aaflp 1utr I dish el MMI II uJ sii liii IJ llsulai i I LIttle fsoil6liii aCi g IbfOJ U Ulf D sriia Itt r wit Isltt4s4 I the niacin eaib isiIIefPlY ul ii t4dbuiiiY e rw I wwksaeC4 lit la7n 4ml hi JIII al 4 U lsto I oI sir till Si I full I t If lexulu ilMxIfdlljuf Wiieljlntf II mul 1 rluleii fuoJfI IU titflf JII1UI 1 AdllJlla lit fill ii4fd ASUVSftSl stS ems 4se a4as4 s u1 I rufiM iwuiiww will u frut i rut twin vf fNiis I S 0 I Jlttht1 flcHrw MUM Iii JiII lIits ecdfsfst nSrTY Y4bine lUdltJLi4 itl4iItitii ibtir ruiiiut itSili rE1uSus iii l xnn nn 1 u n wxjjiM I iu 1111111 tilt 1155 iL lil 50 51141 5 el lAIN I I NE Iu HIIt SIMUWlusdySf 1 llUUHUlXt tmt I 0 1 tl H U Ie t lf U wI SH IHU TAN AMU MVMUVUN u atb Yiel c 015ev dp Bill U4l Ci 4b u a aSIUofIIU I r zurnJINQ TUB coxFEssioir VP AZr Til CliliBK Whleh U Ha BM flt4s4 to fleeemmad The committee Rppotntid by the Saratoga General Assembly to revise the Westminster Confession In Its weeks session at rituburgh which terminated on Tuesday wont over the first half of tho Confession and made pro visional changes of tho sections It In whlah changoi bad been suggested by the frothy tories There were naturally differences of opinion In a body composed In part ot persona who desired no change at all In the timehon ored creed but In all Instances the rsvlsirs finally camo together moro or less and tho re sult Iso far fathfactory The chlefchanges tho Confession which hats been made subject to rOIMon are In chapter ilL lections 346 and 7 In chapter lv I section 1 In chapter vl section chapter vll sections 4 5 0 chapter x sections and Tho changed sections In chapter III are those declaring that by tlio decree of God for tho manifestation of Ills glory 60mo mon and angels are predestinated Into everlasting life and others foreordained to everlasting death that tho number of each cannot bo Increase or diminished that those predestinated unto life wire chosen before the olIn dutlon of tho word by the good p OH ure 01 God without any foro lu t If fnlih or good works on their part and that tbo rest of mankind toO was pleased In pans by and to ordain them to illshonnrand Winth for their sin to the praUn of Ills glorious justice Tho committee hiss not made imbue the exact clinngot whliji hao Ixiou made la the fore going but tho general tnteraont Is i given out thut thlngb base lollIloken out which are of thonntuieot oculntlon nail I that In addi tion to elimination substitutions and extilan ittory addllloni lmo Leon made From this It In 1 evident that what aio euphemistically called the objectionably parts of the Confession nro hero changed AH the llrnt section of tho fourth ehtiptor declares thut Ito world nnd ovurjthing In It weio waite In six days the change lion must ueceEsarlly bo ouu bringing It into conformity with the truths of ecology Section fourth of chanter six lotors to original I pin how It has been changed Is not even mtl muted Thlh U I Ills tli use with Ito section In chapter vll which bain to do with the covenants of era o undlr the od and now dis pensation The changed sections of chapter x are those containing Ibo doctrine us to grace and the damnation of Infants who nro not olcot Tho change In the last can bo Imagined Mho fourth section of chapter x which may bn snmmnrled can man be Rod by light of mittiM or must it bullY Christ was referred to a commitoo which will report to the lie vision t Committee when it reassembles in tVasbmgton on Feb 4 Other parts of tho second hair of Ibo Confession have also boon referred to committees While the changes thus far proposed nro provisional thuy arc llkuly to bo ndontcd In their present shape or In tomo other Tho Washington soaslun will probably last a fort night and then thoro will bo a linn session at liuOiilo or Cleveland A conclusion not only as to the changes ulroady made Is expected to to 1 readied at lie Washington osslon but us to tha roI lon of tho second half of the Con fession nnd a siibconimlttoo will then bo ap pointed to draft a COUlo lon In conformity situ the general desire This will be written In dear nnd concise language and the dub committee will report to the Itevlslon Commit toe at Its until meeting Immediately before the tntotlng of the Uoucrul Assembly XZ1UE 1AYIAO flY CANADA Bishop Xnfleebe Order Farmer lo Give More or their Slay Co the Church OTTAWA Oct l1A change In tho tithe sys tem has been made by Mgr Lallooho Bishop of the diocese of Throe Klvors lu his latter read in al tho churches of that diocese The change though apparently Insignificant moans n revolution to the farmer as It is nn Innovation In this province In tho past the tithes woio collected by the cures on grain only tho twentysixth bushel being given to the parish priest There came a time whon this contribution was deemed Insufficient and an ordinance was Issued making it compul sory for all families not growing grain to pay 2 tor year and all other communicants not farmers such as clorktf servants Ac wero i caul red to pay si each par annum The Bishop says that both of these are now In sufficient and that the majority of tho parish priest aro unnblo to live owing to the fart that by far Ibo laigest area of the dloceio has been given over to hay growing which was mslduiod iiioxt prdltai le and on wbkh no tithes wero paid Tbe Illtbop sa s that nay Inn to protect his prosti nnuo us the faith tnl and after liming consulted with thn Dio cesan Chapter rout thu pre ent all farmers and others raising hay within the limits of the diocese must pay to the cures seven and a half cents on ovory 100 or 750 on every 1000 bundles of hay J Ills contribution will have to be tall m manor It will linxo to be paid In the time Intenoniuc botwocn Ash Wednes day and Enitor The llisbop after giving the ordinances of tile Church and the Council of Bishops of yue boo regarding tho obligation of the laithful to pay tithes Hays Yo therefore romlml you ot the obligation under which you are to ob servo this ordinance faithfully nnd promptly which we here ordr And to obnervo that your obligation to do M Is I Ibo same before God and your eonscl uca as that of paying tithes in grain nnd that he who neglects till through his fault will I 0 guilty of an injustice and w II not be admitted to partake of tho sacruiueuts unle submits faithfully The Dlshop also stales that thn faithful who do not pay this Mipiiomcntnry contra u tlon will he guilty of larceny in keepiug that which dros not belong to them lie IK t Mills lied hiowier that ad will submit with that re I spect which they owo to tho Church This In creased loutributlon his lordblii ia i will enable the curM to live rs thny should nnd to exerol the charity which they must toward tho Chinch The tithes hitherto existing were collectable by land no that It probable e that an amendment will bo asked to lie Civil Code giving this contribution tho force of law I It U I not improbable that thu example set by MooMgnor lullecho may bo followed by thu other IllHhop in hay has become in lute years one uf thi Htaiilo products of thn province It means several thousand rtolluiB moro for the Church HUNlfiCK MOKTUX The VlrrPrclldeat Conllnlially Worried tir Mniirl In llot l Aliinnitcmrnt WARniNOTOv Oct 10 Despite his protesta tions against tha way In which the m mage men I IK I running his Hhorchnm apartment hotel In this city VicaIresldcnt 1 Morton par sIsiH In onictlugtho riMo of lloiilfaco for his gueHts and also in drumming up trade fur the hotel whonotor an ojijortuulty present itself anther conflict of nnthorlty wi proiipitated on the Irelllitea about iso lit I of October crow ing out of the dOItTUIIO lnn of th real estiite firm having charge of tliu ri nlul of the apart I I mont to t install mau of thelrown celoclluu ui titan litre r In I Iliico of the I Individual golccted fur this offlco by lie Vic 1ruHldnut Consu jueutly tliin wan un appeal In Mr Morton who 1 iinhiltatifigly di clurid I In tutor nr thu In cum4iit ami this created u bruach betwm n Innmelf and hU ugniiU the rcul estate llrm of which Mr 1101IIn A llrown Chief Murk of I the hintn l t Jiiarliii I ntfitncoiirpluuoijii in ni lei I Aecoidlntf lo 101111 ul I Ito IOIIHUII them I alwaymi doubt its tutlm teipounlbllliy for I imv uliottOinliitfn I I In I tbii mnuuii it 01 till biiMi bUt tho maiiugur unq II r Ur wu eu Uilntf lIIaUfllr such LoVi 011 result ul thin U b lilt the VicBIrai ldcut I It i lu iiiiMnnl r1I1 of eomplalnU by mall lu ai 1 till IllilneUek home allt h I Slide th tat lie uwinxklifp ol u faj hi n alibi boiul se i nut wall ill dlmgrMlila feu r tun 5 hhoMlr ultT I his hliorKlmm wIQjlIcI I tothu t lu tills U lrinoiI but wit Hindu Ie him Unit lie i should runluii Iii t rlDlril IJr tIll house iiiid r itei vo a inpii at mn iurai j ut tu vlulil I Ir fvut I lilt iuvitui nod uutliiy ii J Iii hit 1 i tb luilliiil I Iod 1 ImlfuUll I eu 5 thut liu Itos siies It hiud I alitsui 1 litMllf 1 iUi Ci 11 lOt ul o riinliiiui to lllleL If I u ijbl Ut iii1liKliil u 1 I at ii blliii lf 1 lHll 1 idH 1111 J ulillliut l ii eel of llinor itt lulull 1 In lh iif I Its laiVHiiuin of r HIM I 4i tiiLm Mui Dl i liutuiiiir ii i ilirui oiil 1 it tsl itb Olitlcul clil CcSSSV 16 t Die win UHireI 1 Mr MMOH lu I Isco I hue I ii I u Ill I to at ll I he fMuIII N Hlllfll II tie IIIIIIW f W ulIIor 11 fill I 11 1 tit Nun I i 1111 Wilt sit lie IIIIJIII 11I1i a liii SI it I 0iiJi 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ies 1TANXKD TO BLKOT lIB 8111 Mav BkCTM DnlitrM that fls BM It Ie of HI I4I The little grayeyed woman who borrowed a Class of water on Batnrday night from the housekeeper the Central Park Hotel and I then drank It together with nn ounce of chloral will get well Pho wni removed from Itoonevelt to Dellevue Hospital yesterday and Is held them as n prisoner Bni refused to tell the officials at tho hospital what her name was or anything about herself After she wa put to bed she told tha nurse that her name was Sherman and that oho had a rlend named Mn Archer living at 229 west Sixteenth street Hue wouldnt tell what her lint name was Bho wan ankcd why she at tempted to commit sulcldu and jlhe laughed heartily for n sick woman lIlac said commit ting nulcldo was tho thing furthest from her thoughts 8h was a victim of lni nmula she mid andnad not lien l able lo sleep for several nights Bbe wont to a drug slot aud tmr cha ed the chloral nnd took It simply to get ship She wouldnt pay anything further about herself or her frlendn Thoro Is I a Mrs Archor living at 229 West Bjxtnonth street tubs wits licit nt home just Blxtllentb woman In tho bouto sill thin had beard Mm Arelmr fpo ik it I a frit ml named May Hheriuan but sho know nothing lunbur about her New Church In tTerner City Tho corner stone of tho First Oorman Evan gelical Church on Monmontb street between Wayne and Mercer streets Jerao City was laid ycxterday by tho nol Dr Htaobll the pnttor The church will bo two storIes high and will cost 11two V SI1UUOt2nE t2nE t otirc V Brow Household Panaee THE rt rAIN RFLtKVKIl um crmf eoUa coldi all pain V2 cenli a bottU nlbl Chnmpage One tried AWATI used Quart 5t51 llnlA fl7 parcels Keep Hblrtn to Blennnte BK flnr 99 Nona better at any rims IW and 811 Broadway XlnrrTii Trlcoithcrnti beautifies and tnTtfOi alts till hair Impartlngirlon I 1 and kllkeowblieoia I oa Steeps Hprclul Hair nt Cnlinrc To aoh75o ttfoi IIm 13 liroartwar bet llth I and 11th its urf11Tr V V OMflA WATER 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at FIUAUC1E I coil I f 5 5 4eea p o 4 seC 4515 it IUtt o 05 dll II I V 4 IK f i k 4 i I MI 11 M S H S a 5 Il I l M M I fM I vi t I i I iVJli Itifl I k I W a sit a j1 I fiiit MflUbet J at rtrD44 ll lelir iI 0 cc C 5 0 5 t55 I JJ a i a rv V 9 4 4 til I It i t K i sosu r l1 t 4 9 IM 5 i iI5M t54 J If IIHo I x t z 5XEC AJfnFRG8114ltnly allah lIolaloon Friday Oct 17 Edward beloved husband 01 Lena Atiuerg In his 3li year Funeral from hlelat home 4 0 0r4n at lloboken N S to day at lu oclock A M t l Itelatlres and trued are respectfully Invited to attend BAXlrK On Wednesday Oct 15 at mMnlfht at 151 West lolls it New York Carrie V aced 1 years and 4 months only child oC Kate V and the late Albert Tarn haiLer IIIIAHY On Sunday Oct 10 at his late residence 215 East 43d st Matthew Brady a natty 01 county Caran parish of Croiserlougb Ireland Relatives and friend are respetttully bitted to attend the funeral which will leave on Tuesday at I oclock P M CUENANOn Oct 10 1890 August Cuenan aged 12 roar CUKltY At the reildence other niece on Friday Oct 17 Rosanna Ann Curry for oer 40 yean tbe faithful friend of the family ot the late Qeo V Gil bert and Mrs Murray Swlnyard Services St Ceclllai church 106thit near Lei Ington av this Monday morning at 10 oclock DUMONT Suddenly on Oct 18 at the hum of his parent Thom Ilurbert Dumont aged T yean S months and 2 days Ilease omit flowers JBVNniY Inlay Oct 17 John W Dnnphy belored husband of Mary hllen Dunphy aged 84 yean Funeral from his late residence IS Henry it Mon day Oct SO IHaa Interment Calvary Cemetery EONAt the pastoral residence North Tarrrtown X Y on Friday Oct 17 the Very Her Patrick Fffan V K pastor of Bt Teresas Church and dean of Wesicheiter Putnam and Dutches counties la the smb year ot bis sacred ministry Funeral Monday Oct 20 at 10 AI The reverend clergy and friends are reipectfnlly invited FALLS On Thnndar Oct HI at his late residence Lyme Conn Thomas L Falls aged VI years and i months Funeral toIay at 2 P M ANSIOIIOn Saturday Oct 181890 the Bar Joseph FramilolL rielatttfa and frtendi and the reverend clergy are rer ipeclfutly invited to attend the funeral from St Peters Church Hicks and Warren ita Brooklyn Solemn mesa of reiiulom oi Tuesday the 21st lest at in 0 clock A II OItFNIKRFeroand lrenler aged 11 yearn Notice of funeral hereafter IIKntered Into rat on Saturday Oct 18 Dald Hall of Brooklyn In the eats year of his age Funeral services will be held at hie late residence 232 Warren it Brooklyn today at 5 oclock PI In terment Mtddletown COlin nun UIL Mlddenly on Sunday Oct 19 1800 Chsrleill hubbell In bis 7id year Frltndi are Invited 10 attend the funeral mc a lb Lafayette Avenne Preibyterlan Cboroh Lafayt ette ar corner Oxford it Brooklyn on Tuesday tao net lust I at 2 11 Interment Tarn town S y Klndlyomttflooera KIIINUY Monday Oct 13 Emma A wife of villiamC Kidney of career Burled In Greenwood IAiOn Inlay Oct 17 Franei LaD aged 71 years months and 0 dsrs widowot H II Lane or this city Kelatlvea aaid friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral eervieee to tie held at the Church of the Holy Communion 20th st and lilb av TueiaayOct 2iat IU AI Interment Ireenwoo LIVINGHTONAt Fan Francisco Cat Friday Oct 17 Annie Livingston christened Hannah Maria wife ot J ice ord Uvngitou In the tiu year other age IrNAIIAt Charleston a c Oct 11 Arthur till dlelon Iynah In the 06th year of his age JUAKTINAt Plalnaeld NJ on Sunday Oct 18 J Marc Martin In the fiTtli year of his age relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral lervtcvi at ht las residence 183 Park ar OD VTrdneiday Oct It at S PM Train learn New York at 1 M Interment private MITTAUUn Oct IB loio Carolina Mittai aged biljesra Relatlrta and frlendl are tnrlted to atend the funeral from 111 Bleeder it on Tueeitay at 1 P iLt sense to Crematory Fresh 1ond K I JiK I OMIir At MorrUtown VJ Oct 171SBO jiUnl llbiirlua wife ot Andrew B Nencombe end daughter of Ahraliam 1ogardui I l fur I services at tier late residence 83 Maple ar Morrlitown nn Monday let 20 al 12 K Train teases foot Illrciay st al luilil A M Olllll iVOn FriiUy net 17 Margaret Thereia daiitfhier Margaret aul the late Join ODrlen IUallte and Iriendi are Ito itu4 to attend the funeral Irniti lur t late teslilene 117 I ttf t llth et hew ork un lliiilr itt i at J r M Ii Irii ICi V hntrnd into rest llaturdayOct IN Jaaus Il tllegrcw nirrvl IHjrare fielatives and frlenrti aim members cf the Letter tarrivri Aeioiiallmi are reslctfuiliy t Incited oat test itt fiauai Irilies lioiu hli Ute reildeiic IOu ii act Ullll I l eiinllin alKuiluc Newirk K J aicri pea rely 1i5elUlAt Icr its reeldeife lift Jtdfar3 ar lirnnklya Wary II of Julm oiroti au1 1 VOltS Iteiaiaie aid focal l are tudteil to attend lie funeral from the I lurch of ci l Vincent J Iaul Nurili Dili st un UuiiJair OCL f at lu MV where a 1011100 rejul in mate will b I utlrttl forlhe reio tat her aoul liiieruisul luniiediaielr tiller luax ATTKUViu Friday Oct IT I Mary 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BUNTJAT Oct ID The sum of the Treasury balances at the close of business yesterday was tlG306402G being an Increase of J3SS017 as compnroJ with the flKUros of tile previous Saturday Balnnco of deposits In the Treasury to redeem national bank notes 55165007 a dccieaso durng tie week of 512881 Statistics relatlnRtosllNor bullion certificates dealt In oj lie Now York Stock Dxctmnco are as follows Dullloa on hand Ocl 18 7101011 ounces certificates outstandIng 7107 The transactions last week foot up 12930 ounces at lU8li to 1103i closmc at lO84 The weekly bank statement shows ftf 1 1 ccf IN Loans54l1l1isZ100 fio ui i5fl Dec 10401 0000Itl 414 747101 411151770 11cr 12241111 irculMlon ui 21141 162tSIu let 2T0 t4p l tenders 114 7tltlvI 211 1074 ii Itic 427 ill Specie li3l3hu0 un 43TIoj Reperre ItlI4 t Mno f KNI rieaI flee 4 10 ICC RnerTereid 101 tii7 tielC7ii42 11cc iesitfli Furplna tViiSiJii dentt34ii Doc cV1Vu44 j The inriilua a 3 ear ago was f1172 0 and two years ago fluOuluJJ flfllIPII 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wali limU again tuiKh the china Into the water and imllu as they floated away Half anbourshn atinthn rain last night Dnrkncis was fast gathering under the utorin ridden skies Tbo unllublnd ulmrf was nil lu shadow when Blio glut ui p Hb miiod brought thus shed out clear to the end of the wharf She picked uo three chltn and droppixl tliHiu one after tbo other Into tlio current Thin she Mopped upon the htrlnsiiloco mid droijpod bcrtolf In Hums sprang for a lonclmndloJ boat linolc whkh Is kept thoto for jtHt smti nu rjencicn and poked Its nd aiboiird to wlicro tlm woman was eiruuclliikin tlio rner Jtio no ninnt she Btriick tlie c olul water ph noomid to have chanted her mod Shu wax hcrraiiilnt and cplnslilnL utli all lnr might Hh trrnsied tho I out hook w th loUt I hands and hunt ou while llurns aid Ilititto tnunil fur to a chute at tl e end of tin per und lifted her out film was tahiti ici llllvnn Ilmillal K iulon er Slit wait too nMltil to talk niticii nnd him cannot sin n nuihh At thins 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rj 8 h r 4 Tim SON MONDAY OCTO BELt 20 1890 I tII l NEWS Off THE MINING WOULD I IltosiKnotts AM irjTCKPriovxrr ax sov FoR c iTnntiin re VTeniber HHl i Mn In from tile IMmp A Quid VeaU In ArtKOnn lrnr criIiA Jtmh lor Until In turn MM III litnlin IooUtnc Fornnril Hlver 11I1lelIlnllO Jnttctcd liy the suite to New Inn IMiH lato t report from r DKSYin Oct liChn I Oo1d flU Wy Is I tit tbo ofToct that thodlsiov boon exaggerated Owing to tries havo not approach of winter but little develop the rapid r beajimplliliodbefore lOt npilng roent cnn Tho bill ftoems to bn I composed ot I quart nnd I the peculiar formation of Ibo mountain ren t I ders the drlv Ing of tunnels oasy matter I Thompson manager 01 tho Bordeaux SII I ar Houldor airlvfd In Donvor on Monday noar with him to bo lie brounht 103 sicks of oio nampled fiimo uf tho oio runs as high ns 110 a toe llcaardlnc the recent big find i tho strike Mr Thompson aid Wo mado I nnnlnn on n blind load In thn CrnKK tunnel l I ol I Cracu tIM put 200UvO Into thn property four joars and tltla Is I tho first pay ote Itrnck The voln which tuns fortyllvo thrco font much under ounces lln gold coca andtho inv Ntreak k I front two to four Inehos wide Tho drift whoMth vein was found U 1110 i Tent from tho suifnco It IR bnlo to esti A mate that In thnt spaco thoro Is nt least fl tbcro Is Fotuethlnc of n 050000 Uy tim way coincidence In mnklm our first llnd in tbo 4 Tho first tellurium Craog tunnel In tellurium discovered In 74 In tho Cold over found was Bprlne mine about half n mile from whero wo mado the prjsont strike I u A new same I of cards has boon Introduce In It Colorado failed NnludL Tho gamo Is unmo I mlno In Colorado Tho mlno for a celebrated was owned by two I men ono ot whom wanted I to work oro wnerovor it was rich enough to other to develop n ehlmnoy1 and tho t pay be was confident could bo found In tbo ledge I A comproml was effected dlstimo on some by nn agreement by which thoy wero to shnro enualy null lo dlvldo the rcolptsof eo expenses tbo oro tnkon fioiu tho tunnel Tho former privilege to work all voltts at was to have tho all receipts from and to hao his own oxpcnss f r truck ho chimney was them but In cnso a was to grant hU partner tho privilege to work It and enjoy the prollt liy playing tho game made his lortune which man It IB easily seen I I first Tho Enorprlse group near Rico Is making than over before In run larger production oxploro a ploco ground a two f ning n drift to toot voln of hlgbcrado oro was oponod up a Tho ore which is scarce Is fow days ago worth at least 125000 a ton F A strike Is reported the Broad GnuROnoar Glonwood Tho lead runs from two to thtoo foot wide and carries a larso proportion cf lead with Irongray copper A Leadv lllo man says ho hoe discovered that I In the Chlneso talUrv or tilo BO abundant Leadvillo mines is I Bolflubricating and pos I sesses many advantages ndnpilns it to ranlug purpose8 The monthly production of the Gold King at Jellurldn averages over 10000 I The Hubert lionner mlno noar Bllvorton Is I I viewing some line ioId IIUIUIII Tho pus streak I Inches wide ¼ 18 14 1 Crystal Is I much oicltod ovorn big strike In I tho Illinois croup near Mineral 1olnt A great I tntaycd asulh bodY 01 oio was found which 1I us as s500 In silver ban Juun miners ao battling with tough vreatbor Thero Is I already two feet of snow on the mountains and It Is extremely difficult to got suppllOA for tho mines Good oro has been encountered In the Lam nrtlno at Idaho hprliiBs It was struck nt u depth ot i loet when the 00foot thatt was suak As a mineral field Bear Mountain Potith eastorn Colorado rapidly coming Into prom inence During tho wook sotno excellent min JI r hasboon found f l oral Jfitkln IB elated over the Me discovery In the 1est Egg Large bouldora 01 ore nn almost weekly found and one weiRlitnc 500 pounds Is now on Ibo dump On Monday n larto streak 0 limo Was encountered In connection with a twofoot body of ore which assays from SOU to 12H ounres of ller u ton It Is reported that the Yellow Tine near liomder has been bonded for toUOOOO The Summit county Journal publishes the following list ot producing mines In Its dii trlot On Collier Mountain tho Urpnan tOY Las 600 feet of development work i let of oro I running BO ounces sllx er and TO per cent IraJ J O rover tunnel has 05D feet of development Work showing good vein runnIng uunoes silver and 45 per cent lend Jiaker tunnel has 360 feet of development work showing gjod vein running 30 ounces silver and no pur eont t lead On ttllver Mountain tho llrlttlu Sihor j has inchot of ore running 150 ounces silver uud SO per cent lead mill with mluo 1lck ivlck won 3 feet of oro running COO ounces PUTernnd 40 per cent load Delaware with its group of Koon mines haslOui feet devel opment work uud producing oio tbnt runs from 00 to fiOJ ounces silver and 45 per cent froT3O oaJbo outlook for Poor Mans Camp near Rod Clilf It exceptionally bright During th past month 240 tons have been shipped from the Champion The oio runs from50tof SUUo 1 a ton In gold and flier Tho lllank Jn09ii near Gunnlfon hie done itself promt thin Hummer There nin from HIM to 1000 tons of oro on the dump which will I o melted IK conn 1 as the eonuuniritnr Is rom uleled The oro KMJS returns from JSOO to 81010 Tho fiuffok nt Ophlr wis rocently rold for t tUUOO Hepors rocilved from that camp stab that oro to the value of slHOl has been taken out during tho past orlncht A cur bat l rvonily Bliuipol rOam the Bleak i HOIIBQ at Laiidvillo nolle1 6 O per cent lead and 242 ouncer of nil T to the ton The time It I taat rpprmichlni when tbn proc pector wll be llrhn for lie season Iroin the gulches anti mountain ldes t Mho iir pector Bvlilom become u rich man nnd rarely gets cridlt for what bn dues Ho I I 11 pailiilmlor and loids thu way to treasures for othorx to iinearib Ali ndv ropurtn nm I eomlng from c the bin lunn llod LllfT Silver lift Mldulo lam Ic and iher illitricts that the work tins been 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llaMn I Imo iiinnllnii workon iondiiTliii mill bo nmplotn ono and tliifoiinilntinn hUB nlrnnh been common ol Hlx minors ntnrfd III work on them nine Deer week This pmiMirty snowed up m no 1115 I woe well list wlntnt but woik his not beirn flu oto Iho iiiniiMr T i rcianinrrlvTd iilililiiilnitlio I I I I I ill dltllct IllitUiiadlMllet nlll In r Ol itt limit weiik frnm lug wlhiiboutruitln I I cod I whlh amount WM rucuntly t Von from phicers Ono piece to no the Hani of ArUnnti m 1 won h 18 Mr ioon Cl ul typool iuv n ureatdonl of rich oro In this dlctrlctiiurlnuhlrrenttr p 01 Iho 1 I Pocit who WJH tin Iicntlrer Amulet Ill In on lvnv I Crcok ii nil who mad a 1 train woiklni nnd I holllnult niter at I mipoioncy lit tllO I voars p nt in I tinvoltlni t I him astnln vlod 1 d to t IM 7 tueiilnnll I mot p hunting for I lie mIIlI and on Sunday hn niii hR for in tirH iiK In tbo Amulet J JI f V Moore partner ruler PIIIIhn811I hl1 f Into ot In tin Joro in no lor l0ii Moio thi 140 HIM iiutndsif blgpurado HilvofnrMviiK hlppod from llolo to Denver Tlio Did Doiuliiloii oppor Com this tOn Iralll FI ur11 l rl her tim moo on Mojday and is i now vorkln 1 i m n full force of men jhowoll ot I lie Vumnc Pper mine Is now 110 I I tlooro foot ilion and no water lonnd yut Jlnmllnnnd Frank Nicholson returned ycster dai from atrip to iho lluckhoin mine located i under tho how of Hili ors itlon Mountan I It do There U I now nn olghtyfoot nlinfi upon elonlim antront iou o with almut twenty fnvoii Inches of oro that will nvornno 10 or I rnnt In copi or nnd 8111 par ton In gold Too tinting bearlnt In Itself nearly all oio Iii l lree I thii limo and Iron needed for smelting Oourso K Ivaus was In Horn tile Owl Heads thin I woo Ho rei ort mining operations ctlll 1lIv In that pruinls IIR camp Thu OuArtot Mlnlns Coinpatiy shipped a bar of bullion thin week Tho rorent inn of olD from their mine the IMO was PitllHfactory The mill IB nuw ru nlniz on bw arndo OM from the HOB m Tito All Iko that I reported on the Silver ICIng to be asuiKil Iho J stringer of mln secmn rich nre cocoon I em 0 I In the t Bell filial 210 foot clow I the lower workings In thin Silver Kin has been follow ml fur nulto a dletanie It veto In width from tour to till Inches and utiikes directly Inward tho King vvui kings and It Is tb bt hot of miners that another 1m co ore chamber will I soon bo found Till ITO IH of n elmractor Himllnrio thn tllvor Kins bonanza itnd mtiilns agria deal uf cuter flOLU rKVKH IN MUSE I DA mOI Oct 1C I Those are exciting times In the Swift Htver cold mention uf whhh hits nlradt ben mndo In TUG HUN and Iho I o IH I u 1no1I1 i I rush tar tho rosprctlvn Il loritdn 1 In I tin Osford I hlllo The 50cf led gold region nMuiulsfur Illtuen mlU on elf or batik of hvvllt lllvor a turbulent sir an winch ban HH Koiirco In tho boundary hills nnd rows into Dead Hiver ntrllmtaty of the Andionuoeln Gold was unit discovered In tho bottom lauds f Ibo little vnlloy ten Ylnr4 ago nv Q A Nor cr05 of I Augnota a 0101 all miror who won much hum and some ultimo in California lu Ih 11s of 41 Tho first dltcovery l of gold In the wild border county attracted llttlo attention and time circumstance wlHnlnst cumstance was well nIgh forgottenvvhtn fall George It btnpes who hint I previously purchased a trio t of land extending for seven and onehalt miles on either sldu of lime I river for lumbering purposes made a discovery which was ns welcome as It wan start ing There worn unmistakable signs of Cld on his properly A company wan Imme diately lorined known as Ibo Uwlft River Mining Company but It was then too Into In Ibo season to accomplish much nnd operations weio delayed until Mirlne When spring Caine lore was fill timer ullIlldnlo delay but nov the company In preparing for Rvsiematlc ami exlonstvo oporatlonn Mr 8tvIIo has formed n recond company tho Coborco Gallon Company which him already expended 5OU of a mile on Its plant a sluice threequarters bug hav Ing been built aud other preparations made lor idaii r mining Noroiops too Forty nlinr has charge or time work with llftv men and ho Is contltlollt that the rlvor sand will pun out better than to a day for each man when everything Is lu working older Mr Staples the largest tockhoder In the companies snvs the output of gold on bnllt lllverexceeds his etpuelatlons Fnr several l weeks they have been taking out J100 a day and this before tho appliances aro perfected Tho whole valley bat become l overrun with uimpoo tome of whom have averaged 7r cants an hour Tho companion havu dolor mined to put a stop to tIme opera tions of Ibo jumpers nnd have placed a Mr Staples in Iron I Kimrd on the property temU 10 Htae off his property Into claims but till fnrmois owning time ndjacont lands lire holding on for big 1 Ices Many people think that thu wholn bulness Is just inch a bubble us that which turned 1nMorn Maine upside down a dojen years ago and 1 H Hamock county full of boles and copper and silver en thi clnsiH I lull of woo Gold has 110 l been dl oovore I at Whltoflel and u Mi lll rill vvhn has some land there recently vlilted the epot In company with three capinlifts and n Ito ton mining expert As n result ot tho Usit It was daclikd to sink a shaft at unco Plumbago has been dlscovero 1 InSomorvlllo nut Augusta pnrtios who mace bought land there will son bozln mlnlnft operations 1rol Jioblnuon of llnvrdnlu College sacs ngardlng borne RI eclmcnR from tho nitric Tho single lump b lick and greasy in time touch Is I almost fun g mph Ito or ptimbago I lie small I black I shining HpeKimons cnialn copper lend and plhor and trolablv In pnyluic mtantlt 04 If much of It can bo obtained IDAHO WANTS NEW LAWS AND MOBE CAPITAL IDAHO CITY Oct 10 Vnder Territorial gov ernment Idaho has leon I under limo io tilc tlons ax locnrdR minng of tho lawn of tim United States NOW as wo are In a Stale It In I CXPUI ted that laws of n moro nDcourn loa nature lo I our chief Industry will 1 0 ouacted hy tIme Kislature which wlb convene about Dee 1 Mnnv mine ate owne I by the original locators who unto not time means to proprly develop thorn Thin will ut course retard tu pome extent the prosperity nf limo mining In dustry Htll1 as innny ot them nro paying all expensos time will brlnt about gooilioaults Lust summer Mr Libby looatod Ibo Chlckn bnmluy whiih was worked by an Eastern voinpany tvrentyllvo lears next In July ho started n tunnel on HiD ot ond following tho vein Ho row has n body fIr milling uold oro two fi et wide that w II yield over tile a ton Several other old mines in tim ounty not e DOOII leloiittod and many of them ate alnalde proi ertlon I I A force of twelve or fifteen mAn am kept at work In the hlkhorn and considerable low crude oro In In bight Tat mnln tunnel cmlv Ing ahead lor the I Ich chute that was worked In tie tilt i HOI rnl weeks tlmo will be re quired In which to roach It lime told 11I1I1 2Votamn mill nt Qunrtrburg rout nues iinihlnx I day unit night ou ore from tho 1lonoor mimic yio dn largo monthly divi I dend Thin Is tl e largest and slotidlst pay Ing mlnluuontarprls In limo State and ono of Hit laigost on tho coast Tin extensive hydraulic claim of W H Nobln at jrlmoBp 1nss has ebnt down for the noaeon after a so y sin ci Bhlul inn of live mOlllhR Uunii V Co AiD Invcloplnc II splendid silver mine at KI D i redo hear the bead of Moro Ciotk Ore fiom tho KUrfaeii of tho mine Hblpped to huh ti or last year vhildod nearly I flitOiiton I 1 I None has boen worked till Is year although that coinIng out Is exioedlngly r eli In I tho I vicinity Charley Curtis uml I Brown are dovoloplng tun rich silver inliiHH MOAo Ivdnipinir and other who own H eril claims noar thon of t I nrtUV llrown work durnir tIn winter will do ilitiMloiiniltnt wor 1 i II hi t it nth I I ea locii oil 111 lie I dUtrct were nut I illncovorn I until list car yet rn Dh vvurk bun bmn mm tovvnirnnt tour lonorlor In mj Iliu thnt ll llnra In will within twit 01 Ilirpe venrx lincoin I lnwIIIIH a grunt hllvit 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llllil and tlVAUll ha tine flbj f c i IlnmboMt Company propertr nt Bh k e II Clifton will IITlo iluttliM A Rhtinnon mine at inafoWdftTL This rccftrded as bn unriOi In n 80llh of the bent uopnor mines In thoHouth one will add TOr matorlBliy to the cop west t and very other of Clifton There nto three per output large l conpor prppertloBnt coumianiol ownIng rltll nnd Arironn tho Detroit Ollftnn They are companies Arrangements nro being Iottlnd erection ol i plabt to leach and a made for tho Ix smelt the ores of the Inmboldt Company treatment of this ore has demon porlmentnl In bo Buccossfully treated Btraied Hint it can I this manner 1 found ro led ot mineral was vnluablo o A Icdso Lordilur rontiy by throe tenderfoot near Lordijburg y trio no the drivIng and one of woiooutdrltlng Thoy wino nnd I broken of which was tire In I piece 0 rock then began to I mineral Thoy contain found lo thon found easily roun for the lodge which wan eMI v I which Buinploo weio token anti aBarll made I shod tbeoro to be carbonate of copper car lying about 811 In silver to the ton Camnanyof Kansas lido Mining Company TIme lio boon organized to work the llttlo City has Minnie sml Vav Ui mines In the itlaok Itango lImo cacltal stock of tho com near Chlorhln W imiiy is I r0i 00ft and tit Incorpurator ore V Mllln II K Jones It Mlalf lull UI Marty I of KansibClty 1AX1SCI CANADIAN NICSKI oar OrrAWA Oct 11An agitation Is I on foot In favor of tho Dominion Government Imposing ivn export duty on nickel ore irgardlnc which duty lImit Toionto J Aeirn pays An export would not keep thcfl Americans on They hate the mo ami Canada has It In mot mu t nliundanco than any other eountiy If the I could have drawn their nuppllns Americans anywhere eloo they would not hao admitted from nn uud ln mitted the nnadlun raw product tree PCRod a duty on tho rotlno I metal The reduc ton of the oro should bo carried on In Canada got It tree long the Americans cim but po as nnd the roflnlnewlll be clone In their own mills wII haro tho prom with them but tim one ImpOKltlon no of nu export duty w II result In their uponlnit reduction woiks on this tItle hlcli could be encouraged by the grunting of a re bate on rollnod output iunl to the duty charged nu the roll nOli metal enternu the States Unlleil iRHlEMlNti Oct nIt lo I generally thought thiii about twotnltds of the striking mlm re I will bo back at work tomorrow fo far not more than miuartor 01 f the men ba o gone back Tim Rrlkern Inuo put nffalrrf ou a new tinsls I by havlnv the mon trnin oil h mlno mule their own aflairs Manvot tbo strikers from the Lako AiiuMlmo mine who bagnn the trlko dediiro that they will not go back tomorrow and that bn puorthnnded for n while the mlno may and Hovoral hundred mInors hate lat town a there may bo n scarcity of skilled minors this Winter at Ishpemlug mines TKJ1KISO W1111UVT e IrlA TEIIY Mike Cinlilncs Blcthoil or Oettlnc Into Mtinie to FlElil MIke dishing who Is training for his finish fight with Austin Gibbons of Paterson for I 1000 n side and course of I20CO tho largest Btako ever fought for by men under the full I lightweight limit Is I located at Grnvoond L I Ills method ot perfecting his form Is I en I tirely new to him although he has trained for a dozen lights and It would bo peculiar to any fighter Instead of having to reduco In nosh as is tho usual pclnt diaL aimed at by men going Into traIning Cutting has to gain a pound or two or at least remain at his present weight he weighed 1SOS I pounds yesterday nnd at the same tlmo take hardy exercise enough to lmtiroo the condition of his breathing apparatus hard en his mUictesnnd strengthen his joints When Gushing started in to train for Harry Bartlett the Englishman whom ho was to meet at 12C pounds ho was as heavy ns 152 pounds On beginning to got ready for Gibbons at 130 pounds last December bo weighed over 150 Three weeks ago ho began his work for the coming Gibbous match which will be nt 132 pound and just before he took bit first run he tipped the beam ntUHt 138 This remarkably low weight was due lo tho care that tho ninn took of hImself for fccn months Since March last ho has been care I ful In his diet and nvoldol lulls of all llnds tei coffee timid water Included as Carat possible all summer ho has taken oxorcse though Innllcht and unsystematic way Dons at that weight Cushing was ani lOlls to muko this match for thin 12GDound uLO Holds but championship of tho t world w hlch l ie UVUD u tho 1aterson people refused to sign articles at less than 132 pounds mid weigh in twentyfour bourn boO entering the hog nt that amid Curbing being wholly wrapped up In the de sire to wipe out ids only defeat agreed Hence bin odd position 1 know the got the loat 1 of mo In Ibo weight said Mlchai1 to u HUN reporter who tint what wont down to see him yesterday could I dn I I had in concede the other silo demand or there would bo no lluht and I bad to have ono more with Gibbons lou know Ho spoke in the mot niattororfnct wnyliirtt HH a roan would say Thoto RIO tin hhoo strings want III cant buy thorn lor 5 rents Ill have to give U The b xor added that he intended to scale just as heavy as ho could will have to lur tile baton that Gibbons ubo work bar I to gut to 112 will gain rnpidly dur ing the Interim of twentyfour IKUIS that will follow the weighing in Men wlo lmo to swrat off lliHli accumulate It ory fast in lying idle and allowing it to gntacr 1omidH count not only in clvlng hilt In re coining a bow said the clearheaded rush I Ing mind I want 10 I be as near Iho holt of my opponent us I can get As n conreciucnto Cutting anti lilt falthtul trainer Jack Julun have a jOiil deal of n contract on ban I n hon I nsktd bow ho was bringing about tho desired I results tho boxer replleil irankly 1 not UP at d i A M1 uaid he ami at once through a ball hours exercise with iheo go hhowlug p m pair of ouepoiind shining nickel plated 1 dumb blls 1 made those myself moulded and plated them You Know that kind of work is l my train Then I eat break last I nnd take a gentle run of perhaps ton mires 1 only wear n couple of undcrshlits and ono pair of drawers under my trouseis I I cant nlloid to meat much but iiiuut pnitlno my wind Then I eat again and after n loaf of an hour or M puuoh tho lag for another hour and spar n while with Jack Uulnn After that 1 luxuriate but work at the same tlmo 1 go out gunning In a llsheimans boat doing the rowing my self There Is no better exercise for nil parts 01 time nnntomy from the toes to tie wrists than rowing a heavy boat net the tilt water bunions limo hands I cnioy tiio sport too Over liy Colon Island olnt I I get snipe and black durks and now Lnullsb unliio Bro oninlngln A neighbor got Illtv of tin m ys torday After Mirror I play pool for nu hour or to nnd go to bed about in oclock or before What do lent i Almost mint tliiuig I want I am fund i of steaks and chops arid they me my Illnrlpal food Duck eggs boiled iolt I nlM um fond of Tea U my drink and I aim It with iny meals If I fo3l like It Cunhing looked well The lonorfr who saw him In training for Olliin Jlailleit and lib lions wa nunviuced that Ibo loung follow I our lookfd M sturdy or sir ing ax he did tux terdat And lu potle d that llm b er had diluted iho HFinpaih otiil cx t iilenrod I men I Am ng th nrlv t vvh bad en UK PI I b n the I man In training lonuhvaded IlarneyAaron vnrld In iiii hln Hell on o in haiitplnn ol hill Ilaw who tiiiim d lo t take I iircat Interexl In I tli work ol i ill t lonng ninn Mmit It vn HiiifiMto thai I iroiyliidy ihonght Aitron win tlnniiuli I ullli t llmt i Hull i of bumniHs yoHmnun Iliiiimy I piled I wa but I fifive 801llIIIW I liii tim n fancy lo i lilt t i ot vvhim fill I Imvi MIOIVH j iiiiliIl hails lu io I a IIIHII ni Itx I won nnd I with I a I nu rItui illS heart I uniting I a IIIIIIIIUIM I In a pritt I rullagi limo nil Hint till IITI l Insud out lialnii lould link Jnk Adlnr bin utter Ik II iliiiHliiktlo t In I his i fitirt of jtw inau mid Ml not it 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n u l1 l1t1taftnmlt h THE SUN UPTOWN OFFICE iaeo D3nC3 LUxncru Yo Non aSd Ml Opposite Hotel ImperlnU ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 11 P M AdrertUeir nmr RIG leave Advertise tarot ot glue lolloTlmt office where the the inme n those churned at Fete nrlll be the mAo office I w ii ronmuu 12 eru AT COR IITU ETI I m crib AV COR 18TII ST HARTOOENSia 11709TI AT COR 72D BT r P KRUEUER 20H EAST 42 D ST COR MADI BON AV N Y I UcMILLAN 4 JAMESON 400 WEST I7TII ST BAM 0 WALLAUR LO EAST HOUSTON ST THOMAS r MARTIN so TOMPKINS UARKET so AV BUT 6TH AND 7TII STS NEW YORK r McWKKNV 1149 9TI1 AV NEAR 71ST ST A SCIIEUIiRMANN 71 WEST milt ST A JRNMNliH 18 EAST 23D BT AUOUST F BCHWARZLEE siTu BT COR PAHK AV Telephone Call 3UJ SIHh ll JAMES A McQINNIS 2U WEST 14TII BT HOOII X niT GUARANTEE CO C40 GRAND ST ALLEN ADVIUITISINOCO a W COH UKOADWAT AND 3JTII ST 6TaROOBIJIYN1 aROOBIJIYN1 UOKIUHFYS riIAniIACT Junction or Fallen aDd TaBhlnRton etreets AV NEAR F 3 MoORE 4 Ca 1070 BEDFORD QUINCY ST Telephone Call 403 Bedford BROOKLYX ADVERTISISO CO ate FULTON ST BROOKLYX ADVERTISING AGENCY I9U BROAD WAY NEAR AHOY AV A A WATSON 870 BROADWAY Open Bandar J IDONOQIIlIb i CO 2H7D ATLANTIC AV C W bUJINER 325 NOSTRANO AV W J ROUSE 504 CLINION AV J II DAVIDOV STI ATLANTIC AV GxuGranNrFoxCTX at xi I OLE MAN A SFITZBR 39B MANHATTAN AV Xioxxg X01nvxic5L Oltyj JOHN W DAVREN 5 BORDEN AV Telephont Call OreeppolnLt ItnueggEarcIt wanted experienced I German AIIOUBEKErrDR Sr ober mechanic t lot tenement near wtt ci Pth av children refcrencei required and wife prefrrred without office quired Adilrei AGENT box IM bun uptown So roadway A CAPABLE fully Inmroctedln YOUNO our WOMAN bunlneu wanted inuit be who Intelligent will I lii German and Krurheh and epeak Kood QuIrk tn learn lota it office corner sewing machine Apply at Singer lr811t und 4m a T FLOWERS Wanted a dertirner and 11 AIITIFCIAt fampla maker for nne ftooilt deelrable poittton for llret clan party Addraii IMlOHTBK box MattonA FLOWFRS Wanted a nrit olaei de A mfVZCZAI eiirner one accuitumoil to take charge of a factory Address FLOWERS box 1i Bug office A ExrERlKNcrD TUCKERS and operators on A underwear JL ladlei Ubo WIEDERI10LD 3 ak A UTIPICIAt and learnen FLOWERS paid while Wanted learning bloiiom 41 omh makari Watb lItton equare two doora from MacdoaKat NNAZ liEItATOIIN team or foot tower com B work call all week mon U ItlCIIEMOND 02 While It RAIDERS Flnt claM hand on ladlei garments to B take work home J IATTBsON 231 Well aim it FOLDRR A few neat foldera wanted at 100K nOOK W WATERS It SUNS 143 Fulton city B 100K SEWERS wanted M SULLIVAN 81 Beekman operatnrann ladles nnderffarmenU EXPERIENCED hllIrlllnlC E 1 while 1i and Infniito W e r beirlnnere paid of outiUe rarilei who rre capable nf making quantitle or rklrt I evpeiUlly wanted lId all week nuhttownn fourth Hour FRANKKNTIIAL BKOS Ill Mouth Mb ar and Ttf Voonter IL IxTRA SALESWOMEN wanted forRatarday afwr EXTRA and evenlnifn only Apply between M and 11 LA noon AfrJ ODJ RIIJLEY A SONS Urand A tl durln thli week E Allen and Orchard its TJn flnl ber and button JCU hole maker on coati 4 Oath IL near Varkk call three daj e I1LANK BOOK SHWEHS wanted 5 1RSTCLARS CU and 08 Uuane it n G small HRL family wanted of adults I for must general Le good honawork waiuar for and a Ironer 4n mst rjoiiist RAT ms wanted to make Jackets Serials J and OI hurt waUts Ulilcoi A llllioi ami liomeitle rat chines steady work eteam power Apply u MIIVVAII t mitts H 141 urent RATOttN on ladles and children underweart OITRATOItH steam power no work iilren oat floor fourth Apply llIUOJIIMinAtK imOK 3d ar ror Mth It iiittcii PT II Ell CURLPItSA few reipeetaM ORT taken ai learners for conditions apply to CilMNFKLI OllMIANV mana 5 litISflS itO WliTrifrKATIIKKH Wntrar gaol curlers and O letters stiady CUrS highest prices M 1 IIKVMANN lint Hroadway mylticti KKATIIKRKfewer u slrmiiiers string O era packers and learnrrs I wanted iteady work A VSHIMIANIMIK 1111 irises lI aTlitlf IPATIIKRfclxprrlenreil hands wanted OBTIMCII 1 hTIIN II I I vVaililuKlon Ilara IAilii IIOXKH I irerlenrrd due and past bands PAlTll almirlrls who hive I wurk I on Itiioan Ia It iiAIII cor Wasbluidbu lid Ier bin machines Wateriti lirotkliii CUAIlT llilltl ktuul IH tu Iarn nmohlneeinbrold er ISlJ while lasriilnr IJ Mist Itnh st fl tilMIflkM cim eUoIUII reels ood wage lo com I pett hinds lu West glib it con Uroadoay toll thior I 1 iiilIRIb4llrl vim i an link and repalrT itrady 1 oct ail 1 good wag iran icuimi 411 ilhav T inn jls ttShtd f ii girl ni run and I lip I I 1 1 M 1 II ii Itt II AIIIU I KUuuileril I II ASTIPI iirlnifl rperaliin in W t W i amid w tug r tua htuee I io cut I nn hri iperaturi I iml rMerleliirl In llt 11 ill lilri i wI l llHrUlel ii I III Nut uoril Mlll i II iluuai4l f AMTIi Viiiiny womni 11 I lilt lint r rltriMiiand I W At iIII 1 nilllllitf mail ill I llf itlllrii lillel h l iierleiur an4 I C Ilaril t learn ut I 1 lmimmheh4I t I ritfhl t Irlc ily Moudur IIIMIiar I I I tU 4 h I Jl I A WD Moineo about tt I t learn I luiflr I WAN l edi Ill Mm unfit iiielilne 1 Inuf i I i ee e uel i am nr slid 1ik Kivl iiiruiau aid I ulllt u ply r iinr 4lli ul stud Ill b el LI A I II lijrfeliie mii imriiore 111 H W amid hil 1f bu ir iiaIV suck TT St a i liuililllee ktfiilli CoCI lIj 510 mlluuIeue HAIIIIO I f i IITI If ail 4 I f rulh Oil s I I A h II I I I I J I agcu ic oj I I rr iil mi Ilieuti WAMIII iu i pfc voliu iea4y Mire JiIhII I f lie i til I IIIIIIIWI Ii ilialrmt liAklCH ml 1 li i un I ue e Ilt I nule iiI S ft iiiekfe Ifii K 11 TT aim j e liulllihulr iuuI Ic t HI iuv tiiilUriiii li t u If fm or4t I llAI 1 ril ha Imliee I 11 He I ICftldIl Arl I a Ill 1 TT lavlif M a Mi eeilu 1 sb I huif tflllhn I I u ni a1 I Mil il a 411 i j U el till el 11 ssIrI I 4 4 uu ulwtr a ier i u 1 Iiuie WrAfctri ii I i in t ftf lliililt 4 it If HUH H lei iu r ki ii Ai i liif r I U II u A Ill I I ll I i ui i lluln ulv l l kI f 111 rh el l III trnt TT liil f cliii I l Ml I i f Ull lff Aililu Lie lUe 1 CII i 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ACAII A I1 I I I1K1IIT lltln Netk m L j 0lt OA8 FfTTIill JIIIJUih I JOY wanted at wagon puntIng rao Isinitb IL I C 6T IKrTO l R rboi ktfiir elekL hln Pot pcuetn Wa OIroll uinr ou ialteia MO n oroiinn ii rtu I mrn ant oiher roilt oni qUlrtl truOhrad H el i rurnlMiiil 1 01Ior cm inf pIntia MKTIIUIMIIITAN AllMV in ltroalwi1 1 k I CIIKMlsT W ni d l yonni Iato t i hmlII r Htt In n Ulmrniurv naUrir tutS pr month iiIo Tutiiny or Weilneiday ida ten r sad it r t si o 18 fft t U I i ttLLS 437 Vet rsth i Ir rrll I S w ntfil in every CUT New tk ilnwmunt InIITII easily worked 0011 Ira hit nrodwlY llroolljrn I pj VMS I lilt mind Gordon feeders wanted 11 Elm 1 ENnWBlfRIRAKtNO I flhiItMAwmny I maD Tlth r7v o 14 can cc in work at once null iiiurr to nrt 1 SJ utMiiiy pnnlnon Apply tuiaratiitmiY llrooklyn 11 with thlMct M llcenio for h lt1If ENrilNTKR fentrnl jalj Fulton it Brooklyn roSITlOX for nn nt7 Mli l mainboam t i GOOD fair Jnnlne i ouallfir atlotm and wllllntu 0 work KIT promotion will bo ipefillv Instructed In ou builnnifc Apply HI Ioro liUKait lOtli it JI ntnoimL VRAPprH8 wanted lad ibont 1H rin PnIJHL utnltfl apveAmncf these hirlnf niled m ar pniltimii a large reran hnoo I prohrrod I K ItlUIKY t nosH craml Allen and Orchard iti AtEtl BOXES nrnltai tcnrer on ClarV miJ 2 P chines good pay 1rI the rIght man K bONN K BUD H2 Mnlbtrryit f floatER wanted In P ITlSTKItS llookblndlnt Co 71 UnlrerMt rle IERNEN wantid for our white modi dporlmo1 SAtnsMKN active youim men piiiriiinir some ejnerunci m eo rliy linunei t prererreit K ItlDLRT A flOSs UratiiL r Allen I and Orchard ste iintnAgttn wanted on repairing and cnitom worfc II l Apply uis Wrlbe a v between Hup and Itodittif an Brooklyn ttoEStAgTns on ladles custom work bent woik r h men belt watei iiOlTf oiw 6th avo pntNg SALESMAN Wanted tacit b o thoroaiibLl TRUNK to Ito charo of the abet ihllilKy A SONS u ran J Allen and Urori r4 it I TINSMtTIIS Three frit H a men romsp rerand t I lo work ben wages i permanent fob p Jl iovOeua xydty J iwo noon CORNICE MAKERS two rued tIe 2 Two tor In and Outside work 2031 lotS s T I 14lh it ir 1WO SHOEMAKERS wanted n make and repitr a 1 T M CUSACKS DO Inn it rpwo TAILORS nn colt to Susie and treiiT it A Watts it near Varlckt call three days rpAlLORS wanted to work InsIde CO 5ta T Broob J lyn trASTEDino born between tn avei rf l4iTe TT yearn and In rieleht 4 feet 0 luohatororer to learn telegraph meuenctr lervlc nom reeelred iinleii well recommended Apply at 0 Def it 0 A 11 daily IIJANTIIP10 none cuttera at TOWDTI N Y o WANTBDM and New Enrland lallwaj ntu Brewiter N Y Wage lit net Cubic han hULLIVAN RIDER A DOUGHERTY Contractom IVANTRDAn notlvt honest nan iakr j linn month W ly If initable with opportunity for adranoa lo repreieut locally A reipomlblo New Y rk home refer encel MANUFACTURER lopbox IJ85 N y 1JANT1lCA flritolaii plnmher otakeetiireeef WANTED alio two men aconitomfti to work on pipe wells Apply to JOSIrit bUY pnmb ameaut and iraa niter tot Moll it 1trANTRDSueaengam exnerieicti in meMinnr VT service itoady work with llbral pay accepted applicants Apply wIth recommeidatloni toUDeyik B A l dally TANTttDAn American boy itoat ma yean oti la WANTED clan dry goods conmlulon bonn Ad drela In own band with refernoea O II F box 330 Sun office tIJANTISDGentmetnsnftnd lidlei toorcanb Io4ie WANTED one yEar endiwmentt good pay A4 dreu C F WALSH 408 Cunberland it Brooklyn tTANTEDStrong boy to anlit tlniralth ona ao WANTED with foldlnj u l ibanlnir machine 1 1 BEAD 377 Pearl It ITANTitDTengood coat makers to go to Interior WANTED New York sue rood waiet Call Mon day at B STEINS 09j Broidway ISTANTEDA blackimth a trimmer and a wrvol I worker M MARUORUCOUS BONS 470 Clip mont tv Brooklyn UTANTEDAmtctCP ptnmbir alio a roofen WANTEDA PAYonli arena Jeney City Bring r toots tooliWANTED A helper sipS flnliber on trnoki and WANTED 7th it aid Vernon ar Loot Iiland City WOO D CAI t VEIt Ft r elAu wood carv e rs w au ts i l TOMBS bites yr I RYAOIS 4 ANTEDMan to miS StOTCpipSAl yANTEDM 2d it WANTRDCa lnetmk n and carvers at factory vi ICO Monroe it ANTEDTlnimlttt com prepared to work tfiO9 yr Oth T 0 RCANUINAVtAN OAT1AltEft5 llforl dIstance In the colntry Call 244 Canalit g A H 2fTIN ROOFERS y nt4 120 AT D it ROOD TIN ROFERB wanted HENRY KADBD toe Wa hlngloiU Uoboken NJ tunttnl atuztltta A OO D riMni MAIDeolor dwlibea a ltoairoa A In a boanlim home or to take car ot bachelor ddrete CIlAuBKMAID 1S5 Wett 24th it M floor A YOUNG IIHL as chambermaid and wallrtM or to n do hontwork In ft email family no objection to lbs country city reference Call 833 Bait 25 Ui IL second Coot T EM AHT Ctrl 11 yean old wlibei ft iltnatlon to taka 13 caref children and atilit wlih obamberwork or houewoik Call after 10 A M at 211 Ea tB4ta It top lluor Tiodn jon PAPER RULER would like to ban a tL ittiJy iltttatlon Addreu STEADY box 137 Ban coo ritico MANwlihei a iltnatlon atanytblnri bag tt worked at Iron work J hUGhES 43 llenrnl OOY tin want ft posItion In an office nnderitandi A bookkeepIng with At reterencci wagli k Ad dma KKANK la Foriyth it LPRICAL POSITION by man ot BOm accurate and C beat reference palnitaklnff TEN FYCE Sit Wait 22u1 it OMP08lTORJob eompoiltor familiar with m O f klndi of work Addreu JOBBER box tOT Boa office ciittC OOKWant a place ai order nr plain cook COOE JOHN WALLACE Ha fortylbtt 00K waihlnf and Ironlni by German Irli city or COOK Apply at lttOttZltlIiI yonngswodtibglri oily or coin H OU8EwnFtKtty try good conk youna eiperleneed laundraui tone of 311 lh ftr near afraid of work Call children and not Mra HALL a Seventeenth nt RFADPR wuhii permanent eltuatlon whre a DRool ability amid ileadlneii will P appreclAted BBM TON box 141 nun ortlc WOMAN whIms to lake torn waib E5tECTAllllt RIBrrcTAhlH Diplerer AL InK but nt referenc from creient Pt stgltu ilJTih a TitiJihliAtIllRA thoroughly eornDlnt teno dstru J poeltla C rapher slut Ueinlnrtin typewriter corrpondnl en coslulant court riporter 4ddro u jAOCKEU liii 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4aoeiw huh 5e slid diiu ill stud 455111 AtiJ clii tlf l Ilow I Ililultul i jOi j l tlllt I I Hflllelt 1 lii hal ill fTluk to44s I uruu u I Ufiuiiefe JIUMl IC uliniiig Jill He i tub r S ellnjqi I 0fliool siid tolter COMMlitA 4 INKTITITH I Idiii r iV tl t H N kn It 4li el lfi iiel LmtiIaf r I m a iliel S ela I il i t li pal 514 In I tfut ni e IIDii ii Uuu i iiuiij i5a ia lu lualu u fat luhf iunr tf i I4ehfi up ia1 I I laUuj ue ii C fs fil Cf mefS IJI Ir i if jSOJ SI Itt dish eeeH iflu it 5 t f4 i Iap 54 uS riSe IS ue fi uuuu ballad f Ii alOfS pintIA SIflIWtU tl 1 tl rVbiale ll4 l leiLl J41bIS V llama p if H al lt Wtl Iliftt1 fY 45 M 141111 5 tifoJ u If Iga5 me di i itnut wldvo lOltoil Nl 4el 4 u4 f4rll4 rialhis fei 4 deMlltve feMble1 i ep r itt titf o 4el serwia 4Alblitla SC bigad5 eli s01 uad Ve1hI9d f untlturr fCfJbV7tL575ftju paJjifj sris uf a At iaiu i MIIUMI isa allJ C We4A Alt II 54 514 4 TOM GOULD NOT DEAD YET AKLKOKIt ItOntlUtir ASD ASSAVtT tN nia airy oir UNsAL Tbre Mtn cc n Hitrea the Complainant Amantli CurrrlnK e lie Gould IBeld for NcinnnWeitnn lor Rob Munditr tot and bliR Ur White of 145 In ItllU licslden Tom Gould the consumptive looking somewhat turbulent night was a what rallied niter a prisoner nt Jefferson Mniket Police Court yesterday assault carry terday morning ou charge ot Inc n pistol wllhout n permit and violation ot time Exelso law Ills ciishlor John J Wngan In whoso name Ooulds baomont dive ou the and Twenty southeast corner ol Sixth avenue third street U run was alto a prisoner charged with robbery nsnault rind violation of tile Ex cite law Doth mon tried lo flPl OaF uncon cerned antI polished their hats with silk hand korchlo nut Gould frequently betrayed his auxloty bypullluc uorvoitlyut his loan rol moustache Tutu complainant wore Alden und Israel Cole brother1 who are drummers trout los ton Dr liank White a young pltysonn of BatavIa nnl a son ot Dr Joseph 1 White of Kelly of Oil Mndlson aenue and rollojman Israel Cobos tho Wfest Thlrtloth street station bead was done up In cloths nhd Alden Colos Inoo was bruised In several places lr White had a black eye that had Icon painted oven a few hours bofoio Goulds brow was oma inonted with n strip of black court plaster Israel Oobo snIJ that ho was putting up at the Coleman House and his brother at the Grand Union Hotel They spent Saturday evening together and dropped Into Goulds ut about i oclock Sunday morning and had a few bottles of wino Thoy considered the prloo charged for the wino cMorbltant and com plained Then Gould Voean and another man assaulted them Israel said that ho was knocked down by Gould and kicked In the head and mouth Alden testified that Wogan knocked him down aud cut him on the forohoad and eye with his fists Iollceman Jvclly said that ho hoard the row I ran Into Goulds mado tho arrests on limo com i Ilants ot the Cobo brothers and took Israel Cob to the Now York houdini whero a tuir mitdo three stitches la a cut over hli noon Kelly said that In fonrchlng Uould right eye the station house he found a sixbarrelled at arrest was revolver in his possession Tho 1 A M i made at about Police vi Miltn hat i been brought to court by As of diunKonnesB clmrcu man Tore on it to rite n soon as ho wIlt ruluned ho began nRnlnst uonid Ho sold that on tinturiiay gr oratuo night lie amid his tribal Itoubon M Time Hoyt knocked about toOth together drank ucmiploof bottled of wino nt Kostor HofTmun lllalH und ns many mcro at llu Ilotiso and then einnycd another supply nt Hero Dr Wblio sail Hoyt loft Delmonlcos JVII went to Goulds with him and lie bottleH Kohistor Theyhadthoioslx humus of had wIno at 11 apiece and alter tbny ot polished oft the last bottle Vu bite paid the bill and had left tHH incltidlnc a slot bill He of ills Hufiod the money In the back pocket and uteppod into it closet Ho was trousers lollovved by two nun nnd soon felt a tug at his pocket Ho turned and ono ot the men struck Then ho wa him and knocked him down this mdovvalk hInd Gould called out on hunt nd Vbltonahl cab and drugged him Into it a that ho told the at Ivor to tako him to a station house and time driver diovo him to tapt llolhlvc Gould and At this point In Whites recital Viosiin came into the court and vv bite pointed nnd struck who had out Wogitn as time mann robbed him V hltc testIfied that the hack man ubked for liii pay In advance and that Uotihi took Ji i fMin a roll ot tillls in his pocket handed the money to him tYhito anti ordoied the hickman him to pay Wliltu made inllditvit of robbery against Wo and JUHtlco Ollllly huld Wogan In 12500 gin lialI examination this afternoon nt 2 oclock Tim Justice lor also held Woaan InJOOO bail on Al LobeK charge of assault nail In tlOO ball ilin on Israel Cobe ft charge of violation of Limo Kx else law Gould was held in t300 ball ou Is aol Lobes chiiicu of assault and In tl0 1 bail on adi of the charges of violation of tho Kx cifcOlaw and cairylntc n pistol vvlthoutn permit profoirod liy Alder Cobo mini 1ollcoinan Kelly lostiotlvely butcher Jacob Kllnaor a Qioenwleh avenue ciiino to court in u hniry with sawdust on Ids clothes nnd tae ITOO ball for Goulds appear mini e tbs nfti rnoou W hilo Uould was Rotting bail VIto iiti I to him You cant do mo Tom Gould 1vo boon around Now York too much for that Gould mado no reply Yogan uldnt eel ball and was locked up Both Uould and Vogan ended not guilty and Bald that If hold they wanted p to bo till dlby n jury The Cobo broth committed to tho Hou e ot Doten ers lion were much t t their nnnovanco Young YAhilo left court with bis lather After Justice Oltellly had loft the bench President MeuUlm nf the ExcUo liourl bustle In and looked over tim papeitt in tho case Ho toll tim leportttR that he would bumrnon Vocan heforo time hoard on Wednesday to show pause why bis Iconse should not bo revoked Ho haul that at the tlmo a licence watt reached tile anted to Vogan ruinoia K Hoard that Gould was intiicsted In the saloon iould toot oath that be hud no Intuiest In the Pluto anti i ogtn iihiO gave a sworn Ktatemcnt said that effort Commissioner Moaktm to that he would consult tboir counsel and learn whuiber or not Gould and Wogan can bo i un Isbed i for perjurv Oould IB ktll under Indictment for his viola tions of the law at the Hans Koucl He pn tended then thai one of the numerous Yocan family another of whom wan a waiter at the hails Houil was the proprietor of time place but all the taino ievtn indictments were lound nealnst him In Apll 18H7 live lor violating time txciso law and tvv n for vIolatln the AIIIIISR inont law llu thought ho had got to u I lie and if his none then and bo jumped his bail nnd 4t thn end tno montu liow lied to uanailit At tlio cflt oi ever Ito cant back and surrendered nmis lf As punlshmeni District Attorney Marline suggofcted thirty days In the penitentiary and ftlUjllneon ouCh Indictment llowoV Hummel reprernntod to the Couit that Uould was fur gone with consumption and that bo Intended to guru uii bin unlawful business and retire to private life Judge UlldoiKloove let hIm oil with f SOU line on each of wo I Indictments nnd no Imprisonment at all Haying that tho other In dictments would bo lioldovcrUoulilaH socuilty lor bin go d I ohuvlot Gould opened the Hans Pouol ngaln after tim lnnno of Bitvorul MKinths with the iimo old pie tenco of Jiiproprolorshlp This time the civil courts woio n i sorted to to shut him upby rnstialnliiK him from civ Ing performance Ho kept on and vvamnnt u I to I lmlluv I street jail forrontomptof lourt He hadnt been thorn long when he hegan to have homorrltULeii ami oft tho initllliniosni t vvu I ih il laiiHthat I I hUllo I I would liu eiiiiunuorod If bo Mrvod nut Ida HI meno bo was nllotveil 1 I tn u bave tho mil lit or on ho VVHH ngalh bnfnro tlm t hiipniiKi 1 Court on charge ill continuing limo violation nf law nt n I Sin halts I hom I Ho dm luoi I 1 that Im had nbno Ititulv I I o canndctlon With tint plneii lie tayii file tlmt Im If a clerk oi NYoyiiii tt ut 10 a week In tho Mxtlt uvoiiuo dli He ICIckxl n W uliiiu 27 was hold I ajor lilroiner nicd leon wItlItmi luill bir Jtintlcn Cochrnnu In tim Ilur ilnuiilu I Cltirl I i yestu rditv lo ii ci nit tint t loinltof t I I Inunlex m I Inlllctcd tiiOii frs Hi oruo oil frs XiHx I hubiehd lo fi a milion itt IM Yunt aluktr iiMinuu nnd Kirdiiiei I I boaidod t lu llm I hotiki Jn imit bully iiKltl bu nuarriillud sItu liy of tint ineiiU und I llr I t 711 ali iil inninn I Mr I nil I told I lUrohner I iliui I I Im did not iuoitu u lo ftiind I by I und boar Mr nil IIUM I Kilililtur I nukiltlituil lilin I mini MIH l p 7 olllioU i Imr biJlundH Ill rI It I U I uaiiiiiut thin sho MIUIIOI only boftuii bin I Hint I lUrchncr klLud g iiur him lie l lu dulliut haltb mind Hi II I IlUIfutd situ it IlillHcitla fia com i yualunluy wIde Ii ktulu I llmt I t In r oiduliili niik iltlnil Khlau litIf Ii nu HIrckiOl I tJHiltiy t niKriillHf I ll S I drluinl a I nm foi Itle ljrui Sir Mlchuul u u con IlltCllll Til list ul 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UiUittl Malii uit Ua yi H II ttuit 14451 51 iiaue Slaa p sId 4iia I tiema atl Wlshia u W ifo Winer 4 M Ului14 R A J4u1e S Wl r Uc t a OTltnt 49 A DRAVT1FUL DOUtOttAtt Hb Extent the First Dune lBDlmo leoS New nllronni The lint dance In the irorceoni now dane Ins hull ot Dolmonlcoa and ono whIch will probably remain memorable M the roost unconventional and diverting bit ol too trip plug executed In the building was tho nllurlrur Spanish dance that Sleaorlta Otoro iiertormod thoroitt2S oclock yesterday mnrnlnK to time music ol mandolins and the piano The boun tiful Spaniard was playIng both hostess and entertaIner to n cathorlnR ol fifty personal friends whoso tons hud wrItten her praises for print anti who wore the first friends that she had made lu this oily It was a unique anil Interesting occasicn The Flu i rita appeared In tjo red parlor adjoining the ballioom at 11 oclock to wol como liar RU fits 8ho wts clad In a olosoIlt tine gown of black silk cut so ns to reveal her snowy nock Her rounded arms were bared to the Jliouldors IlowiTi bloomed In her lot t ami MnoK luilr ana i n IHK uiitmoud Crts c on i star unono brllllnntly acnlnst time black silk of her waist She carried a large boumiotol rod loses bound with mod andvallow ribbons tho HpanUh colorb For an hour and a half tho emllid shook hands and chatted animatedly In Spanish nnd Ftonoli and alto pcoke what llltlu t nil sli site linn mnstored In nor so burn la tIm metropnl B Atli o dock she led the xvayto the lancing hall where a bimanot had bean shroud loan Inir upon Count IVOSBUTS ants Ono of lila Count R many otdern tlllioioil noon u gntuty ilijhon around his collar Terrapin and other chuko CKKH woio served for ocr two liourn and muflt loan accompaniment of champagne by tho Hungarian Oypsy Hand Plntlnnocl In the aalliTlcR Tlun the ttlly friends fIlled their Kill loin to the hrlin nnd dralniMl them to tin BpimUh beauty tjpoorhos rrro mailo In hint pralcc and than sho steps oil Into tho contro of tlio dnnclnu I1 nil nnd muc botlt In FronoU unit In Kpnnish Hor ovcs itrniod lth and her body swayed with nnlinatlon Her thoroughly Dohemlan nmituro had uniostrnlnod plav and tile fact was mmla moro than oter evident that the poctlllar oharm ol the Upanlih host was thn mitalorly way In which sho CoUld accomplish wllhout tim MiKKOttlon of vulgarity tirIng that would ooritep pro prloty attoinptod In any other way aud with I out thi charm ol her personality I Suddenly she danced and shu kept dancing at lnturalft untlH odiCK In the radrnluK It wn danc leg full of onlhuplnim and lira and U was accompanied bv musIcal Inuchtor or jon ns thii inspiration movoil hen Nothing that abe has done In public inallod It In re lluomint of inothod and regard for nroprloty llor final dance won oxecutid with an odd adornment of her llRtiro She Kaborod hoapi of smllax with which the banquet table was iidorned and wound It mound her head and body until time looked like n vorlUhlo nymph of the woods nnd whto Count Kessler plumed upon the piano and sane In French and Artist Jnspph Koiiilor with royal orders bound around his throat thrummed upon time table with Rroat spirit she danced with vim a plo Spanish dlvortlssomout tinoBiiim Then she shook hnndRWith everybody said Uoodby In English and runnIng to n cor ner seIzed her lnrrt bounuot of roes and gave It to President Keller ot the Tenderloin club In Graceful acknowledgment of the Ten derloin hisses of approval lint bad bion ono ot lImo odd fiaturcH of the entirely stranao and delightful cntormlnraonr It wax 5 olook In tIme morning when tho niunorlttt finally reached bar home tired but happy JVO VFACUKS IN DBLATTAItB But Their Absence ha been Corapeninlcd lor by u Great Crop or Tomatoes VTitMiNoTos Del Oct 10The entire peali crop which was manifested over the Delaware railroad this year consisted of two baskets and ono crate of very Indifferent fruit that virtually represented a total failure of the peaches with an attendant loss to time growers of millions of dollars To a certain extent howcnor limo absence of poaches has boon compensated for by tho unusual growth ot tomatoes The crop this year has been really phenomenal and canneries were put In onora lion In nearly every prominent town or village in the lower half of New Castld county In Kent and lu Sussex These canneries have now completed the v ork of canning tomatoes mini many of them are engaged In canning pumpklcs Just exactly how many tons of tomatoes havo been canned In little Delaware this year is dlfllcult to determine but tho number of cans prepared for tho market will probably exceed 5000000 Those are three pound cans which would mean 10000000 pounds of tomatoes A ton of tomatoes as they tommie from the Hold will Mil from 400 to 425 cans On this basis a product of 5000 000 cans means that 12500 tons of tomatoes were purchased by the canners In this State tbs year Tko less from cleaning and pre paring and from rot in wet weather will re duce tIme number of tons put up to 7500 The tomatoes that hao been canned do not include the entire tomato crop Many thou sand bankets were sent directly to the truck markets nnd era ionstimod at once Ilesidos that thncanncisof hialtiinomo anti eUowhoro came to Delaware for sonic of their tomatoes Now as to trio monovln tbo tomato bust nets for the farmer The price paid by the Delaware cannon has been 85 and ff ii per ton and the price has never gone below tho lowest flume dome of the Ilaltlinoro canners early In the season when the cop was in danger of bolnc afalluie pHid IIH hlirh an f 9 a ton Ink Inc rjO us a sale nveiauo irlco lor ton It will he eon that with 12500 tons ns a basltt Rg7M wire paid to the farmers of this little Btatu by tho tonnito ciinnerlon Tha other salon will undoubtedly brine the total amount received ion tomatoes cloo up to 101000 e In ndditloa tu the millions of tomatoes can ned In Delaware the Maryland portion of this leninsula has not boon behindhand It Ig probublu that the Maryland copnttes which bound Delaware on the west and couth have put up nt lenst iOudOOi more cans which wpuld make on n sale estimate lOOOOOUO cans for tho peninsula rather Franiloll Fnnernl Tornorrow The nrrancoments for limo funeral of the Itev Tathor Joseph Iraneloll tho pastor and founder of 81 Peters church In llrooklyn which la to take placj tomorrow will not bo completed until this morning liWioji Lough lln and probably Cardinal Gibbons will par ticipate The ivmnlns of tho vcnerablo priest lay yesterday lu n catafalque In tho rear imilor of the pastoral ro ldon o adjoinlnu I tliu church and for several honrn tbu ptr hlonurs i limned lu a Moady Htroaiu boforo them TuU fnienoon tliu both will i j i an leil to tIm burih which him bcun draped utul will Horn I stilt iinill I u fununil ccrcnn ny titkva placr A long list nl Uonumry pall bear ers has boi n holuctud They Inelndo Hocroluiy True Iremdunt SolD Low lames H T Htritn nlian JiijttKi Kilfiit Ji Cullen WlluiulI Mine A 1 Wbltu Henry If I Julio Col Jlbn h Jnrtildse Jlijam I ri 1 tIlhi luau William JllcUuniHon uml 1 John Jlullin Wuiil IInili IJnlil Mold is Much Time gold teittru of thin city lately won a strike and have cmi is Ot grimm I tOil Into I ationu unli u Thor are ol gig lo t nppoliit u ciu oct let l to iio to AlOuiiy lu oiidoiivnr In liuie ii low iii seil iin lueIlIliU ditlui in i lluteli I I KniJ to luUnI iltu I Hunt UK Huiii Mam liii lute who aro hitting lliur I hiii N i S iliauiiit i urn lmi lU ud Uinii lr illaliiiitkt I diiiliin wliu ing tliuMulI uud chuitfu roruinutuu KOJ luuf I iurl IMltuiluie Till II ur 1 7 ei IS liu i trtec muicusesal M ii lIt tiu Il ui tAll ad i i il it lnV i3 ITI Ill I uass Hullui uldOer Nie I I 4a lel l al II I ucluil fifinji 1 1 m In I ii 1151 liinuireri luua 11 III Isa II j itii lA jbJ jaiumi Atl IC IdJI I us Jell ils iV luu 11 j iti Iss l suu4 trtl ijliil ijj luf Hull hull 1411 Isa map tui iiT J 51a Ieri II su unlliiiil Iruiufrne fci lit IIM ml Ia jut 1 IK liur ee llu HV I hue l 17 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mail II Hv llt4 loch frit Ill Mil lf Ill vtllf IIUI JJJ4CNIISGSCI94 ius aJIu IIavluiu 111 iu 147 IJltUl I fit A tll WeU a Ml ill IH t4 lufnut futiitnitii Iintjan4 viiiii be eiilc liini l Ts ll lar ki 4 i n ilt ft IiCIiP iSSa lleBICBlelal Nip It ll It I t II JI yl V Im Jelew ki It 4 i fn J 174 uf ta iff i sat XI iw fl ill YCI i tot r I 55 41 4Ii 411 44t 414 4i 441 al d 4U Inl II i tear ut e ifim 4 i tu e ivt M i n itt t iia i p lice Wt4jeat IiJa I mt I 4 a lie S 7i a Ii 5111 SIll ff41 rasiL 1bld4t it2im1 IM Mw MX IH I J I ujl V M FJ lft ICU UM 1i an llluer M IIH Mtll I llM lit l MJIMIIMe sw4 I4l4Z I MI tf ejenal aaleBlar Vi C Mi liM4 POLITICS AND 14flIWJtflflIP Ur flss Says n U Oolnc to Clcctlmitcr Aaalnat Mr n It may bo that Charles P JtcClellaads bust neM purl nor Charles llosn will electioneer ncatnst Sir McClelland who Is up for election lo the Assembly In thin aolmiOrs district Mr host himself acnudlduto for Civil Justice on the llerubllcan ticket In time Twentyfirst Assembly dlMrlel 1 Irvine hums time present Ilopublloan Attomblyman from the Vonkers dlstrct Is ninkinn n histllnit campaign but Mr McClelland Is around too It was Mr hess who gave out time Information yesterday that bo Intended going Into Iho fight bttwcon and Mr litirns UnIt would work for hi partner Mr Burns lutlmntiifrleiilnofMr lUiessnlpiod would at the now and icmarkol that ho lists o ci ii Ito enough to t utica I cal a ol his own UR t without bothering with the Assembly battle oiiorlnlly as It In known that every Domoeiat Pig and lIttle In tie S onkoiH cit trli I t Is nn IIH mottlu and uoteimlncd to cloct MeClollitnd Mr Mr BurrH won last year by 1500 plurality Till ourho bus to taco illanninllod Itppnhl I lanf who Imislit that hn should have olcd lor tbo VnrlIM Far and llnpld rnnslt I bills nnd dbnuld havo refuseit nil I mmiOttiltI ion w th tilt bill which provided that hotivMiouers In liii oiled to brldgo tIm railroads district hnuld to l com roads nt thulr own oxpono Henry Oil on CJrnnl The reord of election hots for the week just gone pliows that Mayor Grant Is far ahead as a racer with men who bet to win Tho prevail ing odds wore established by nn Alderman not far from the annexed district who bet 1000 500 tlmt tho Mayor would bo rocketed by 500d majority Around tln hoffman house the odds hnvo hon tlOO to ItO nn a majority of for the Maynr whModown In Wall Street 30010 anti nn the commercial Exohnnuos the prevail Ing flgtmiea hate broil tlOO to 10 on 18000 majority for the Mayor

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LPLB near Sigh Bridge ao1 I lab I to Id juii ist car teslit 153 rnistDon2 nt o tt 1IJNI IIJNI rtoiiiiujyu iwuiglllIyCTO r ii CL Lac recut4 bated sswbro all qs3 waetIfl resylsdy aeIiot room tr i Mrwrfrld ad 4ftla ac AVt I ls4 1 I0ihUmbAy4TM bYtulit Anolvlj lSStljM JtlX44ittlhLdlI 7 p IiiIlbD mti for Iessakuu4ei aie iet C0d hess diU1uwuIl JLiewlbl4kI ft44rsr I4v4 tihI f 5i Hhlami5 1uti 4u O mg 4m 540 U JI IePIiheIbd esij N zkvz Jac g t 4tti e142 eabeee oal itees IMIWI tef r lb t pntztut a nntn IT lot mAlT corner 4th arttandiometr l farnlihed room transient or permanenii parlor fiaor OflTII ST 8SJ TTBRT Large front room nicely for AJ fllhsd all renieneeet food board Ubla board jImTT Sets WFRTnandtomely famished front L roam all eonvenlaneei nicely located conrenl aat to rallrotdn terma reainnablai private family nOP6TX94 newly fnrnltbed thmngbont Bonara s connecting or elnde rooms tanning water am plecleieiei table board optional OQI ST im WBRT I rge newly fnrnlihecll ll con tt Tenlenceii alio imall roomi board optional terms moderate 281 D 3IO WEST Large and small roomi i mod ar erate prices QODBT200 WESTLangs and mall roomii mod Orat price QQTII hT 42 WEST near Broadway Bachelor AO apartment en lull or singly room 14 to no weekly t every convenience QOD BTM WPBT near L tatto Largeneatly t furnished room hot and cold water batni Also email annoy room private bom OQD RT S7H WheT IL itatton Larg sunny room O Cr ample closets running water bathi vrlrlleg light boouekeeplng Qf D BT twiWEBT Large eomfortabl furnlihed ar ba roami hot and colt water southern ex poenr1 raionible 33 VANDAM ST Large fnrnlihed room for gentle art men or light housekeepIng R4T1I HT BOH vET uralined large and imall front roome very light hocekeeplng Crit cliai house tons moderate Q 4III ST 83S WEST near T stattonFirat floor Ot jmnes rooms singly or aninltei also large rooms handsomely furnished O4TI1 ST Bra WBSTNawly furnished room every Ot aonrenlenca M upward choice location mar L physicians office Q4TII BT ill WEB near Broadway Ilandamaly MA fnrnlihed parlor aultei alaolarg roomi gentleman OfTR BT 240 EA8T Mce large rooms suit two or t three friends with board also small rooms OfiTlI STttl WEST Handsomely furnished room OU with board between bib and nth ara table board Sri accommodated terms reasonable 0771 RT lid WESTNewly fnrnlihed lirge and O I email rooms from 273 np professionals aecom modattd convenient theatre end railroad QQTII BT 210 WBSTllandiomely furnIshed rooms OO conrnttnaeinicely located near Broadway and all rallroadu terms reasonable jnTIl 8T 134 BAST near tlrand Central Depot flvf Front and back parlor together or singly no rca aonabla offer refusedt to doctor or permanent party also doll and doabl rooms bath gas AfVtn BT 103 WFKT Handsomely furnished targ xu front rooms for gentlemen 14 and lb weekly QuiT 4QD BT 27 wnST Bachelor apartments hand 4 6 comely fumllhed steam heated house and apart menu Bret clsu breakfast it desired A ID ST 89 WERTFnrtmlshedor unfurnished room fifc newly deeoratsdi sunny side facing Bryant Park 4OD BT 102 WEST Large and small rooms benutl tff fully furnished large cloieti hot and cold water bonae well heated 1RTII RT IS9 WEST Handsomely furnished second lif floor together orieparatlyi AlSO large handsome room third floor front y4QTII BT 102 WFBT Larg or small rooms for O physician or gentlemen reasonable location un eicepilonaL KTtn ST I Sis EAHT Inquire Janitor Square room i r I nloely furnished suItable two gentlemen one tl jo two tA XTTII BT207 FART Nicely furnIshed back parlor I handsome folding bed two gentlemen 15i one 4 TU fiTSV nA8TM bellNlealy furnished hall eg I room to let private family RQTU BTag BAST Handsome tecond floor front ii 5J room hall rooms firitcaa board American family reference g TII BTrTfEABT Kwly fnrnlshd front roomi gentlemen or light houiekeeplpg ijOTH BT Sll lAATComfontably furnished front us 7 bedroom and parlor desirable house and loca tion 3 week parlor floor left CffsYsT liT KABTNlcely fnrnlshed large front Ol room suitable for one or two gentleman with or without board QiTTlBT 241 FAST Furnished room for gents or OTI light housekeenlng also other rooms QAT1I ST 33 BAHT Mcely furnished hall room ty x bath gas terms moderate York WPST 17TII BT Newiyi handsomely fur LJ nlibed parlort bedroom connected private hones modern convenience 1QtTli BT 211 WEST Front room gentlemen LltP only near Litatton 1 8TI RT 26 EABT Furnished room light J O hooekeplng or lodging alto mailer room 11001013 9 iottt nutcit ATTENTION Wo ned more furnished rooms con 1a stantly to supply our customer all prices and nil locations wanted come and register at once or writ and our clerk will call terms fl until January FUR KUUED KOOM D1RKCTOBY M W 14lh It up stair gonnt nntl mu Jnntcd VANTEDSurnIihsd room with board at moderate V V terms by a lady in arivate family or small board Inc hoe aol more than thirty mlnulee wait from Unand at and Itouth 0th ay reereucea exchanged Addresa RSlIABLE box itO an Uptown ufllc 1305 Broadway bt nud pnrtmrnt 9 ENTIRE NEW BLOCK 9 FLATS AND STORES 8thav137thtol38tiist ErerirChlnc flrat cia flail bnnc1nomelr cnrprtvtl ILxrellent J unit or service All light room All tmprevewenta Rents S17toS26 Oreroneliiiirrrnled An inspection Invited iinovN att OOIIJINO ISO nrttadwiir and instb at ssnd Sttl ar THE WIEBIIADKN 11O West 4Oth it Choice aparlmnli B and u rooms besides bath well arranged main and private halls warm d central location close to churches bntlnesi opera and Bryant park The limited number of apartments and the care taken In the selection of proper tenant only makes thle1 house deilrabl for a permanent home licnii 073 to BO per month Shown day or evening gas AND 100 WEsT O1MT BT The moat somplete Apurlturntsi In the vltTI four Lib looms with h tatIOnarv Tuba abd UnoKri velvet ciirpeiled alalreil two black Iron li Otb HT Klrr td latloa nCNIH SIT TO 81 Can be earn Hnndwyv TII01IAH felKKKHON 133 WEMI UOT1I MT AIABTMENI H UP 8 AND O UOOMH RENTS 75O TO 12 L0OHM OP flOU04 AlL LiOJLT eMUaSS US0 TO Bil Alan itorei moderate rents Auulr to JonN JtUCK lOSO liftU wv OOth and Ottil ate GnNTqA Seven room and baIt cabinet finish decorated throughout Offlee aMt Weal both ii A BLKdANY and large neam biated II all M West A 7lit it rot fib olumbgsl ar 7 room and bath to lea ii RENds tfSa sod OOA Apply IQ jaultor on premises or to OONUNet Iis IJUNAIl Utf WatOIt 5 rlnsiilBnrOnc14raain In new build teas will iotrovetnentl fur entail famlllss lllMto 1 la 4ldlo4iJ Wast Kllit ace lanilore i toiilJiT 1 1 ojdi and otli ar A AEiB15hTAIAiTNEMTM 4 Isrg light it riimit palnledi In Perfect orderj corner hoinei real frolu It wiu Ii HJ Ji tails heated Apply In Ian llor i r aetitliet mi apiDdld Are room flat all Improrroenia ATfl illslit up Ortutitr riOt free bogs steely kept Janitor 4 il last I 7 lli at I1ATh WITH OK WIThOUT tlTCAM IIBATi FUta light wilvasliL ted aparliitIIU si reesouabl null ApiIy on Iroloilel 3 Wetblb si oree H 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sIP Alt niloelyturnlehed first Hat 101 Fast rcd it or P would nil lease and furniture ot entire Bat TEllT DEBtRABMt FLATTof leren roomsall light VERY excellent location too tlo 139 West 2Jd it Wt1IiuB OUC ct DESIRABLE I10PBBR unturnlihed and famUhad In all tarts of the city FOLBOM BBOTIIBBB M4 Broadway BarlBthtt ELBC FURNISHED IIOMB lr Wlnterl Sib it ntMLUDLOW PAY A COr West Nut IL TO LETAIt modem Imnroremntfc 138 HOUSE 123d st UrJ llUfeHON fa gait MM it O LET Ininiitit five tnlnutes from Jlelrose sta 5 lIon elevated railroad new twostory cottages with modern improvements arranged for two fault lieu rntjla and fia Inquire L V out Last laid it Ho Stt for u1uc mpa t rjESIKAltLK OFHCE3 TO LET in TEflPLE COTIJRT thoroughly rrjgjootn oBaekmanit CHAS S PECK 4 VEBT 8TII HT Ituaiaeasprotertlea toleulel aons IoftaoMcel floors and wholbnlldlngs In but part of the uptown centrei also dwelllnn on 3th and Madison an alto cross streets tall and examine ilon BKNTOne half of first floor ot a very desirable itore also comfortable desk room 841ey it I OPISLarge aol small to salt 310018 But 76th 14 it near ad ar t also ground floor TOltES IN TUB LOI1INO 10Th AY I West 74th 51 anti Boulevard 7 B TORE FIrstclaii poiltionfor barbers shop or any S other business 4 i East tt2d St rgeo LET FOil BUSINESS PUHPOSBfl I25th It bean TO tltul atone also Data of three and four roomi Cheap rent 248 East H3th it Io BENT Two Large rooms for practlilng or other 5 purposes during the day 113 East 43th it t q7vNBW MOBB wlthlour rooms iptendU Inca 7OU tlon for any busmen aM 3th ar near 133ta attest A riNBnOBFWOOD PIANO stool and corer 301 t2 cash or Installment ttIdU 837 4th ar corner35lh atC OUNTEIS shelving Ice houSe drawers drug and COUNTKIta bar fixtures stores fitted np CuRUIN BIO and all 10th av 10B BALEOne hundred and sixteen million felt F pine poplar cherry ash walnut trees standing TIIOUAB PARkCti hashrUls Tenn IOlt I 8ALF Confectionery and cigar store 23T F J MadUonit L1I ODGINO HOUSE 182 Welt it for sale rvlt TEMPORARY POLLING HOUSES now being TI1K In dlflerent pants of the city are for salt to ba delivered SOT 3 Apply to EAST RIVER MILL AND LUMBER Co B2d st Em River hew tork lUrcticnU ATTENTION 1 Bit GRINOrE has devoted his time for many years to the inclusive treatment of disease ofmen from whatever cam arlilng BLlllil mid MN illteasne red epoti pain In bones sore throat and month blotcbciand eruption on the skin ulcers painful iwelltug Ac KIUNh and CIllNARl ioniilalntl Irritation scold lug Inflammation frequout Inclination urinate In tedious dlscha gea gleet stricture and kindred aCeo lions ollQANIP WEAKNESs nerrons debility Impaired memory mental anxiety sbienc ot will power inch Tltallly mrlancholy luroluoury vital losses weak beck and other disease resulting from excesnea loll cretlon or overwork recent or old speedily thor oughly and permanently cured AU lingering ehronlo dlseiiel lucceuifully treated A long and intensive practical exoerlence enable th Doctor to apply lbs roper treatment atone wttpont Useless eaperlmenta thus taring the patient much time and expense OlFlCi OVEtt TEN YEAUH At 171 West I2th st between Seth ant 7th ara Consult lion Irea Hours u to a Bundayi u to 4 A 1I1LITtDrStlTtt 184 But Uth it near ad ar ABILITY lueclallit In New York 11 station oldest reliable city both sexes blood potions Olin eruptions blotches red pota ntcera scrofula sore mouth throat heart lungs catarrh consumption bladder kidney Brlghfi dis ease scalding painful urination gltet stricture Infeo tloue discharges My treatment opl one known that cures nervous debility weaknesa from errors of youth Indlicreilons excesses Impaired memory melancholy Involuntary loNe ebiMsa tremoilig impotence van cocele Imperfectly developed organs These dIseases must be treated by an expert on marriage Its require ments 1 hare everything known 10 science A thorough knowledge of long special practice enable me to guarantee quickest prrmannt recovery Many come ti me for an honest thorough examination of their oas aud my superior irratmnt after being de celred byquacke agendas companies and pretended foreign skill Lowest charge for medicine Ulncharges toppm iinmdistlr Write or call advice free any disease llouriUtofi ALL BKCRFT AM PBIYATE DIsEASES of men cured In a few dsye b3 a new mod of treatment No charge unless cored Also eon throat and tongue pimple alcrs d5easd bouts glees Stricture blood poisoning skin dunces kidney and bladder also youthful errors nrrvo debility week bsck bad dreams lowness spirits weal ness of body mind lost Igor and manhood restored suffer no longer cure Is certain 1 guarantee a quid and sure cure Bear In mind practice males perfect mOd cured yearly Hutferers from bad advice should consult me 10 not be influenced Jo f the fountain bsad Dr 1IALLH1T Mtdleil Iniiltute I4u Fast lutast uearSdari lowest ehirgei for medicine belt advice frr UISEASEM OF MEN ONLY Ulcers discbartcu ricet strIcture recent or old blood poIson sure lhrcat or mouth pkin eruption biotclee oIore4 spots kidney and bladder diseaa rnitaiion iradlng urIne 50 WesAfleal nervous debIt Ill errors t1 yottth bed dreams 101 vilaiiiy from ax casee Indistretion s overwork All ilagsnioe obronl dIseases dafter 11 others fali auocasfeiy treated baa evryhtuittg known to acioc For quick relIc and sure cure cnisult Dr UKKY the wellknown specialist No 171 East Ilhst near 4th ar Lowest termi ad no free uimrsu low Sunday w to J snd U to b ArTBRALLOTIIIiRSFAIL consult Or BOrlSTIIUIt 1 Cut Vest 9Itiu 5 New York Lading specialist for disease of men flood poIsons ulcers iwtllage die charges gull strictures nervous debIlity loam rigor kidney bladder and skin dlsewa sklenr snd still only no patDI inedleines or sorailid only raslbndst dngerou aipl long siaudlnv cues sollelld rerecl Clara 4 lu iU days noursu I tad 41 t0 aundayiIUI 1 rim ATI DKBASBS of men cured in s or o All dlschinrei glee stricture blood peuouip aWur bladder loslrllally youthful errors 4c Ha guaraht 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road Deoo Yonkers NY JAM H MeQUirlEN Auctioneer PEHFMPTOUT SALE rs 8TII AV Elegant Ucntlcmaufl Rosldcnco at Orange N 1 D PrifFNIX INORAIIAU A OU will sell at auctIon on TIJKSOAY Ocuai 1800 at the Beat Estate Exchange 69 Liberty it New York olty Lath RTII A V between IMth and 127th sILt Ore tory brick double fiat and itore 21itA lot 100 SIx mime and bath all improvements OllANOK N JBlegantreiidencandgroindeon Strange blounlain lately occupied by Dr it i r Marcy II acres hOuse contain 14 roomii gardener cottage barn liable Ac Full particular of above on application to Mfiira J B rOLK A SON 13 Broadway or at Auctioneer oHlce 78 Cedar it TAB 8 HUtJUMEN Auetlonrcr J D rnuNix iNoftAiiAU A ca PARIITIUN HAIC Will sell at auction TTTENUAY OCT 91 18DO at 13 oclock noon at the Heal tttate Exchange u Liberty it Nia 8480SSno AND OO AV II flreetory brick Tenement and Stores 21 each HAMILTON UUELI FIT Vrterea I JO Broad way New York Meiin slIlfMAN IARui QUK A CIKiATh Plaintiai Attorney B5 William it Mew York Partlonlara of Anotloneere 73 Cedar it New York jitat itntc or 1tIcrw Wm E Taylor Auctioneer THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME 520 nperb building lots to be sold at auction In the beauti ful Tillage ot BBBOBN FIELDS K J Situated on the West Shore Ballroad ON T11UBSDAT OCT 33 AT 10 A M These Iota are limply grand situated about 000 feet from the elation on elevated ground Gradual elope commanding Tlew and are perfectly dry The water mains from New Mlltord to Iloboken pan directly la front of the property Beriren Fleldi U only 12 mllea from New Yorkt It haa S3 local train dally a churoh a school Chores and Foil Office It is the most Important Station between Weehawken and Ilarcretraw It laalioly desirable pot on which to local COMMUTATION TEK10CENTS Brass Band Drum Corps Free Lunch Mammoth Tent Free Panel and Big Bargain on day of sale Terme4l0 on lot cash down on dayof iale ISIn 30 days and balance In 00 days or Jan 13 IHOl when a perfect deea will be given Bend for maps and free railroad puss to KEN NEDYS 20 Cortlandl it up stairs hew York or to the Auctioneer WM E TAYLOB nACK NSACK IT J ORANOKN J thUrlelnltyipecialtyV Bargain or s tale B r HAMILTON i CU Vi Broadway N Y tnI stnte far n1eft ATU13 OLADTci AS treat TSth at The handiomeit corner apartment home on the west side Passenger elevator marble bathroom nurd wood uonn throughout Fuel All light ro mia hevea rooma and bath tuao and tl uxx Can bemn evenings Mend your roof before wInter Sets In with TAirs PLASTIC CBMEM and rery durable lasts for yearn no and 750 cans JOHN O TA1T 103 Maiden lane New York BARllAINSIn Jlltit Mthlt fXJth it near GBPAT 114000 and upward LUDLUW DAY A CO 54 West Silt It ITiltitull CHOICE LOTS ona bloek from Woodlawn S station Huo each worth io also four lots 1711 it UK feet of 8d ar and nation rare bargalni to quick bnyera aba W HARRIS a410 id ar corner loeth it jl rinn CACTI tao monthly burs new brown VB lsJVU stone reldenrr Including adjoining lot price 53103 Foot Welt Ilit it ar5 CHASH DZTSOKT 6iCQ Sol Agent for New York and vicinIty for th DRIGGS PIANOI Unaqnalled for tone touch flntib and durability A few at tbei Initrumenu only slIghtly steed for ul at great bartalaa largi nock of lanoi I to rent Tuning and repairing Wesrrooase SOT Hronrternr iSib atl rIualiz zzazou Largest auortment Upright Ural and Cqnara rtaoo at moderate prIce caeh InxallmenU sod ax ebangd also Plane to rent Several bargain la iecondbsod Planoa different soaker at low price llBCUl PIANO AllKHOOMS iiti3tbavcorltliIalL Mew York IEUO VAX WM 14Z4III2rCO bar reuotd to their stew wart roomi Ida ISV U sail loth it ABvmberofallglitlr steed giaud upright and equate plaitoe of uur male will Ic sold at a liberal rductlon thou OUt gulir prince TDID KMKUMON JIAN4 couialu alemeuu of loa blgliei chrater Fail Iw routing lIe melro outeii iKurtlt Mvdrat price and eaeivMjle i lerua I I ISEMMON P2Al 0 PP IYJH AV NEAM ITDJ bIT AVr1l ilOOO BAIMtlHI la teeood tint uprlrtt 1 and Squats pltnix lain In alclieuK 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ibiMtl fall I S dJlitleIS54s 15594 58114 Is1aISbaLu fJe5jJ5 Il5 f aIngy I leg SiaiMk issiw 44 WHtasM S Y ElqWiLtth yygAegIsraodgeip4e4gu wu uL1 a ieitels S4d1 Sc iseSutbVsueey 1b1itr Arliiiel IVStL5Ha 9554j4a1 Vi J pia0 eLSie e 4fJeSAS rAI1141 hStse4 V a44e1 I4deaabeS zlt1nntor1 0f rraia CMT4RI rirrafltfTOB bill K aCe g lUdbam alici 7uJHU i UK ws 5ew uthieI 041 rd5I4I PMIaCDIU l SO C41aem ei j lnte5 I JtRU JOHNSON JR9 FLAO PROTECTED BY DECISION OF SUPREME COURT NOV 11th lIlt UtI DONT IMITATE FLAG TtTEBDAT OCT Bl 1SOO II oclock In the BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE 803 Fulton it opposite City Hall ORAND rfinEUPTonr ACCTION 431 SUPERb LOTs pan of the well known HNEUIKIR FAith In lbs 20m WARD OF BROOKLYN formerly Bait New York Title property splendidly situated on elta8nell ken Illuion foment Llronla lllverille Newport llerelman Menna and ttanley aia ant New lots road and U only three block frrrn Knedlker vrenue Station ot tha Klngi County Elevated Railroad lliaaliocioeeto Eastern Park the elegini new bass ball grobods of the Hrooklyn Irotherhool tenon Lie Brooklyn Caflarsle and Rockaway Braili Itnliroxd with stations at Unmont av aid the N ew I on toal auri directly In front ot the Inn and U to be onie t irl or the rapid transit system of nrooktyn Ibis line lakes eon jn a minute or so to Manhattan CroMlng sod time SteWard HOUM The property le In the mid t of Improvement and hundred of houe bare been bolt or lire bull llue In the vlrinlty Nu more deiiratue Inve iiment can PH ilbly be found end there u no liner resllmtial l illirlct In he Twenty ilxtb ward than the tinediktr lann BtreMi are ntade Mxty per cent of the purchase money mar remaIn on bond and morlgige All tItles are insured without xpenie to purchnere by the TITLE QUABAHTRB AM TRlST COMPANY of New York Iapltal and fnrplnm W4drnro For manand additional Information pply to JKIir jnilN xuv Jr OiiLlberiyit New lurk anI I am Fulinn it Urook ynor lo D AM Chauncey J07 Montagu it Brooklyn TVESDAr OCT as isuo at U oclock In the BBOOKLYN REAL ESTATE ECIIANOE SKI Fnlton U opcoille City Hall GRAND EXICCUTOnM SAIF Yoeloie estate of Lawrence Waterbury deeeaied 148 VALUABLE LOTS I6TH WARD BROOKLYN Knickerbocker De Kilb ave Bnydam Elm and btoo holm ita KNICKERBOCKER AY hone railroad cad and writ aides between Ruydam and Stockton itiei iota 8UYDAM 8T south side lot ft c ot Knickerbocker ar II lots ELM RT north and onthildea bOO ft e and 100 ft w ot Knickerbocker ar 24 lots DB KALB AV n and a sides too ft e and 100 ft w of Knickerbocker ar 81 Iota STOCKTON ST n andaildn 100 ft e and ltd f t w of Knickerbocker av J5 lot The property U within a couple of blocks ot the Knok erbocker ar nation ot the Iirooklrn Union lerated Ballroad which connect with tbe Bridge and wIth Fulton Catharine Grand it and lId it ferries New York can be reached from the lots Inildeot 30mln mItes The horse cart on Knickerbocker ar also con nect with the various Brook n and Oreenrolnt ferrlea The property li In the mIdst of Improvements aid policIes all city tonvonlenoea lbs streets are pared and tewered The Eighteenth ward U growing taller than any other notion of Brooklyn and this li an un paralleled opportunity to bay choice lois at auction prices Term 00 per cent of purchase money may main on bond and mortgage for three yean at 5 per cent Titles are abio ntely perfect Taxes confirmed thIs year paid by owners For maps and additional In formation apply to JKItC JOIlNbON Jr GO Liberty it Nw York and 393 Fulton Brookljn ortoD A U Chanacey 2O7 Montaguo it Brooklyn AN EXCKIIFNT ItniDING lot UxlOn very deilrably located on Covert it near UuihwlcV ar Boulevard Brooklyn W H OAluiNER 001 De halbar Bronklia BURIVFSB STORE PROPFRTY for sale In the tifii Ll block on Kroailway an I rand itnrooklrn paying nrrr lo per Cent per annum a rare opportunity for In veitmeni low price terms rtsv title perfect JOII SOV 3 o Ilroadway Brooklyn ED FOR BALE Two Story frauds houses for twn fimllle L very convenIent and wall built price reason able lee them in Jeflirnon ar4 between Evergreen and Central are Brooklyn Or u1c or S o ctroobu BROOKLYN To let IlouieSerru new three 1p story and basement br wn atone all the latest Im vrorementi hard wood trim Ao Inquire of owner No HI 1 Orson ar near Beta jRtat Cstate cr 1c ATDOISITOKTO 0 DRAW A CROHOHO HURRAH TO PEOPLE EXCITEDBOTGOOD VAlUE FOR MONEY IKVESTED IOOFTlOTSSrOHE SIMKAIKS 1YATER 51JLY 200EflCHnnES WAMHTEEDSEMD FOR MAPS I ANDTICKET5rADDRSS EHRATfliUogntiSY BAY UIDGE L I IB NEW YORKS IIAKCBOMFHT EDRDItB 1R SITU ATRt ON NEW YORK itAYt ID IMS J5 MiNUTES FKOM NEW YORK BY IHHrCT FERRY FLKATKD R It NOW BUILDINU TO BROOKLYN BRinoR IliopdHKi LIMIt ar BLFCTKIU ROAD WATCH OILINg NOW LAID ADD OAH TO BE LAID DEC I IK 1 NHW IH TilE TEMP TO BUY Lt TB OR PLOTS BIO INfltEAHF IrAIUEH lit 8PHIMI TAN BRUNT IIKOH COB 3D AV AND 70TII RT BAY RllJUr L L OB 24 LUURT hT UIIUUhMN BOOM HU A OOOD CBABH and vegetable farm of 01 ami with good wool aol 1 limber lot a good posture with 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A IL HMS I1 I It nnlilnlgut IIIKKBIIIRK Hit LR Vii 1IAIILEX ISlONtllIO A U 13 SIP t for ticket and spars In SleepIng lire apply at nrand Central station nr at it l Tx ijj and I Iiioadway 12 Pnrk place fti Uesl 123th it and Ilknh tt nation New tork 3X1 Uaihlngtonel TJl Fulton St and Ju lied tonlar K n Brooklyn KCI tmninn at leriey City tt etcott i Binres rails for and checks baggage mom hotels and roldencei through lodrit nation Cloudy l esipt Sunday Dally toept Saturday Other trains run daily Above traltit except those learlnir at 0 O 1110 A M 2tt 3311 uw nn 4T5 Oiijp L andl2t IJnlght Hop lit Itwth it attn JOHN M TlllCtY GEORGE II DANIHLS General Melssgertleserai Paneoger Agent Blllnll VALLEY BAILBOAD Ieare foot of Cortlundt or DM roues it 7 B OJtv and 11 A M 1 j 41 424 ItlO and 7 P II Ululo The picturesque route between pieS York and hsiton Bethlehem Allen town Pottsrlle Manch Chunk Wilkes barre Pltliton Bcranlcu Ithaca Genera Warerly Watkins Glen Fluilra Bocheiler Uuffaloi Niagara Fjlls Toronto Detroit CHIUAOO HT InOIR and ALL POINTS WEST Tickets and sleeping car berths can he cnred at the General Eastern Office 23j Broadway or ISO Bait liSth street rpIIFTlOYSTOV lllrCLh R B COAsk for ticket A ly way of the New ork and Sea Iteich and Bicycle U R route lily Ridge Hound trip tluk t hew ork to Brighton IPeacn and return coo Beet boone 1 lu tilV 4ltt Ample time tor cxiuiilnMlrm and get back In IW hours A j Mmlle trip through New lurk harbor end by tall to Coney Island and beck B MOllllY HOVMON President B 1 Rwny ofdcea 82 Narsau It 300 TO BOSTON Son Intclass Limited Tickets Saris reduced vii FALL RIVER LINE Mentneri PURITAN and PII DRIM In commliilon LtaroNew a ork from 1 IcrJ N K foot of Murray at daily Snndayelncltimleml wIll M don Fall Klvri M IIIIMAN rhTIUULE EXPRISS TKAINs leave NaIl lIme 505 And 715 A M duo Park 6quure Station llciton Bin ui and tt AM onnecllon br Annex boat from Brooklyn 4 3n Jersey City 4 P M Full night rest AU UBCUE8TKA on each itamer iT NINaToN LXNE ALL FAKES IIEOVCUD The bide Home Boston 13 Providence 223 Worcester t 223 corresponding reduction to and from all Eastern poInts Steamers trove new Tier 81 N R one block above Canil it at 3 P M dally except Sunday ORWBCH g LBNE FARPR BPDtCEn TO ALL POINTS Slopes lTlJ 31 I 1VWIK ESTKK 83 BTLAMFRSIeavePlbRl V MKTII RIVER next PIKB ABOVE SIHKIssES t T FEKIIY DAILY lUundaye excepted 13 P M Tickets and staterooms secured at principal ottlceiIn New York Brooklyn md Jersey city ALBANY blOAt b4 FtrTpL SLfNLfTBA ERS hteamerl IHIFW and tItAN BICIIUflM leave old Pier 41 North River KHT CANAL HT at a P il erfry week dnj hired conneeiloni Sundai excepted for point North East end ii sit A TROY HOATSOIT1 OKTBIlY and SARATOI1A 11 leave Pier Pd I N B foot WI Ill liTII hT dally except hatordiy 0 I M I lectrlclUhUatitl bells seam beat In riu ma undar steamer touchn at Albany RAMDHI LINKlor ewbnrgh Flihklll torn 1L wall to d rprlnir and West Point from Krsnklln it Pier NR week dayi atiP M Bunaayi 0AM N IEAM Kfi AlXHONIAFllIt RAUOERTIRf IIIK PARK BlIINEHBUIv UAURlTOnN LISTER LANDING and TIVOLI Tuesdays Thnrsdara and Sat urdays at 51 t r I M 10 NEW HAVEN lIc nxrtRsioN iiinoo n DAYS 123 i Steamers leave Peck slip Pier I I ILNI r M and 11 P M dally except Hutidnye arriving In time for trains for M Kit DEN Hartford Springfield Ac ubU ottct POST OFFICE NOTUaLetten for foreign roust tries need not be specially addressed fur dispatch byau particular lleuner except when It Is desired lo send duplicates of basking commercial docuii elite letters not eolally addressed being sent by the fullest vesaIs avai abe rnrelitn mulls for the week enillng Oct S will close prompllr In all cases at timle ufllce as follovit hiD leAs At IUA M cur Proirreso per itramihlp M rinnei letters for Taint Ic and Tuxpm direct and other Mexican bids via Vera CruC must be direct ed per SI Nunei ii at 10 A M for i entral Am rl ca and touib 1 acinu prta per steamship Co on via oltin letters for tiudieuia must 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SSieS 9 IOO 1 bbIOT NAIl fcxPRBSS Pnllman Vstlbile Bleepln oar t and Dining car Philadelphia to 8t lonls 6 OoliiBt tlosch hew Yolk Iaeenger and lnrtnnatt 000 bus ArrIve ineisnitl 110 A U ChIoatO P Pt and is lnnta 7l41t F U next day EXlitIUf91aUPohita OstiD 1 115Ililt WESTERN Fiuiman in the Wept horthwest and onthWCs1 St VistIbtIe Sleepini Oar New York to rttsbnngb pn 1onli Meairn Unoliinatl anil Metnt hli 1 aNthill Ptiads phii vaults Railroad tuning Car New York to and m Iman Dining tar Iittsbflrt l to filoftmgb 14 Chicago Arrive at qnclnnill 090 i I igCbI I 4 A M teoona and fit I onli 7OA M next tisy 8 morning ito I Connects for Cletaland and touaod ur TSoi tealnrdae MhACiPlC BXPRFflK rnllman Duffel 500 1 Bleeping Or New York to Chicago New York 2 weekdays arntvee via the Shenandoah Ialley Iemphle days at Coiumllls 713 i N ieveland OttO I br A U eoo anI 1117 at Chiesgo Uext day and for Con inornlnc onnecle for Toledo tutu and tolnmbni e Erie the Oil ltellOns Cleveland cepl Saturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH ttahlneton limited Express of pullman Parlor Sundai 11 lu A M arrIve Wash t are daily eicept iii N Congressloiral Limited and liKtnn l P I Sally with Dining Cer at 3 211 P M arrive n ayhing ton a Jl P W regular express St H tji and Seth A M nli 41511 f ii and UiW P M allI 14110 night es For llatlmore only l 010 P K 5ttiidy 8 M antI 1 R0 A M 41SO 001 and HmU P II and I2HS night For polnti on Oliesipeaka and Ohio Ballway aid Clnoititiatt Kleprn Dining Car and CoacheS throuBh P nm P I M dully For lone I llranch Point Pleasant and Interraedlata itatlnni week diva V 10 A M liiMi and MU P M nrilar liiln A 3I3ll lhe flonot itopat Aibury Filth Irk AbtANTIl on tttndisvl CITY I P H Throu h Day Coach week days ponnecis for Cipe May rot Old nlnt I end Norto via New York Philadelphia 5 and Norfo k RaliroaJ mw A M dally except Bandar and NMI p I u dilly vii Baltimore and Bay Lint 2tiu P M week days FOil PHILADELPHIA tnatnnleate as foliowu bimprees 7IiWiVuMiiioChlcamLimitedwith uto 72 I l II tP P0111 OChIcarnLimitedwttb tunIng mr and in 10 Wnsl inuton LlmlieJ and Iliuu A lit PS I 00 2 10 Jwi aui 4ICI 430 r ioilif a vt hot andli iu P M and lin nIght Aooommo falCon 11 this A M4 4ii and I 7 run P w Sundaes Bx SfiaHlVH Ml tiooidO 5 Linliehi ant miOAM press JfCt 4flO 4J3U 14IO P130 l msv aid 9W P M and I2ilnlirht Acconimoaatlon P M The New York Transfer Company will call for and check bsggsge from hotels and resldeucei through to deslinailon Con lit tables ot local tralni apply to any ticket agent of the comp ny nil 10 L lttiit 1 It WOOD tleneral Manager General Paair Agent oily 50110 IAtII4ICI1T LIsa annul aoora XTWIIK mTIDsIlNa on KIV TORK inn TiaouoH i 0 Ml 0 10 O aslAuse 5F I It aw S r g 00 sOLID flU titor a itt 15M leuo strolls salt ix Tite ro cnicioa DAILY messilY TOa T lW witioot tninca OP erantri LIATM DAILT AT 8 f or caaa TOIC Ajtr CLASS i i BAtTO OHIO R H d rst I rrs Tralni via IMIIIiUMPMU to 0 I o A4flHNTON I CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUiS t AND A II rOlNIS 3 t HT PULllt I Alt ftP RVttI ON AL TRAINS Ieae lew Vort foot of lllicrtys ns follows a SlllttAtl liiil P M 4l A M for i lrriK ATI ST IOII Ii 0 AM B m P K lor WAhlllMTdN RAIVmiOKh mil A M II lit AM 210 3 20 iflP Xl u 15A M AU trains dally except I Itbi A U Sunday for NOItroik Mn Tar line 2P V week dsjs Ticket offliii rfl 415 and I14i Ilrnnlvai New York and to t llroalwar Itnulut STATION FOOT OF LlllhlcT 8TKriilrulltlt I its hew York Inmfer oiniany will call for and cheek kargng from I otel or rciMtnce tu 1f i Inatlon J 1 uliLI I i IIArt O M tllL General Manager Ceneral faicnger Aceai ROYAL BLUE LINE UENTKAI n 1C OF NEW JliUBET Philadelphia and Reading Baltimore and Ohitt FOOT OF L1BFBTY ST NORTH UHLR TIMli TABLE JUNE 23 18UU Pbllittlcllihin IlnUlitiorc and Wash IIi4TtSfl For Fhilidelphla at nn 745 twd 11301 Mn l no 2fO 33 n t iiki 0Pi i tti 73i r 1 M I JIlO night liiirAas u ill 1101 A M 2 00 iiitt 31st 010 P II 12I nImt For iiatimrs and Wathlniton dully at 000 IliM eirept Sunday A M juu 3I1 Siou P 1 M 121 tlrht parlor cars on day trains Rleepers on night trains Tickets and parlor fir seat can tm scoured at 7lJ tl 41b im IIt IB eirlroadwav 737 i th av 2fH well 12Id it 114 rsst IJJthst Nw York 4 linen it s o Fulton it BH BroadWay Hrcnklyn Nw York Iran te r l ompany 0 lll call for and clirck baggage from hotel 01 rai ltlenci to destlnull New York and Boston All Rail IAT 1J way of Due PIOA M SprIn tel t and 0 nrreiter 3 aur K 10 iA X Nw IxmJcn end Providence 4 UP M 11 I tat A II Rprlngle anil Uorcester 5 SOP M 11 n M Hartford and N Y and N R 651 pX 1 oil I M N ew Li Jon and rovldenre I 7P1 r K HUP M I Itllt0anttc sod N V ant N E noip M 4oo I M prlngieid and Worcester IOJU P 5 ale p M bee Lonlon ant i n rlluce uoup u II OOP 1 M nprlnrnld and norrenler 5113 A M 110 l M New Lonlon and I rorldenee 7lOOAlt ILSIlmi daily lnrlu 1lntrMinr1 ri Return rrlce lame Imuri And br AAme root i Leete For Due iiour M Rhclbtiint TAIU ffiuOM M 4oar M IIsmtiury S Norwalk ItItrtiIaflebtS40r If Through parlor or Utpinc ears hY each train 6 T Ill IIIMKAP I bin 1 IAU Agent Ipptn C OMiAIA 11ANBATLAMIlA FRIASOLA aMHIUP UUMJM NLNU4 tait J LlPltI Wilt all train compau s nier I 1 H IL on Monday 044 fll al U M taunt freight sod passeugers direct for havana 1rugriso Vera CrJ4 Tusumu aul Tawpieoi with traiusliipluu at llatanafur Nuec Ins Dliium udix llrcrlIa Maiana Cartagena AUcatittt itiHJ Xalsnci fur lurther particulars auuly to JH UfcJJALLOaA tU Ageuta IOWa It AMa UK A PA KKT CO Kipreai ser nAMnillO I else Umweu ew lurk routhauiptou aud lOam burg uy lIme iiiaynltltaiit na r twluecrew steamers of psl at tons sod h3a lu 111001 bore e power Ibis Uns old the rec rd ton the fastest trip lu aud from rouih atnitin and the onuiiaiu Auurfl ociau rnyag only sag das uruaea e ealllng dates Ao apply to llauburg AuierUau oeueral I a seuver Agents Packet LU 11 BrOadway c II I lIlt IIABD A CO f V di l Bruadway hw York NW MlltK ANSI I DMA MAIL kTfAMIIIII CO NKVt Irnni Piers M and 17 P llaur I M Ii hi llatana lrgraa I CsuiiUie Laguna KrooMra Tanit Ico Tuspbui Iml Sra i ran Mataucaa ardnnu cagua I abarlau Pasia Nautuga a Cuba ifUaulaliamo aud leufuegol lABATMiA llaraua and Cards as Bedim ijsr llcifl i Mau Miutiagu de lube aud tleu BAkriAi i Cii45 nAi iAui i IMI i urdar flat i A Ii lilA N II svaiIaI SIc lean IK rta alurdarUclZX CIM If Al IAA lJllA lla allatld Watau tu HeUueaday Cdl ft hot full parilyuirs friglii 14 ieauI aiuly lu Paliijlalp e I UAIIUiiu ll allt TtIElt l LLOYD I k H CO SI NOKIIDIC lll U I TO 5115 Calak AM I I lMIMH kUaiusrs ai fruiu i ler fuvi if 14 si IluUoieu I 4kt JiJLIri as Ol SMEll Tree HeJ OoL4i3 M iitr ri tnv I u A K It act oe pt o P M Allir ad fu f II A M Sjits l Hfd OU JA si Eel e Cat u P J f M cud l f atiiii iTbaud uf aar I a Ucrili 001r lln1 POut tinam oohS CltlIm O id Slim htifa5 CI OW foils Ol Lull ii 4 I i tot aIm tl KitAVSIAII VAIl llllliiHT A II I S r iiiR 111 f fu f lieWtC PSeat fsso heW iir4 S U il S S Li 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I u f I I ft i L iiI idon Liverpool Glotbin Co 86 88 BOWERY con IIFBTEU ST r TO DAY TVC offer 20Of Roys Suits made from nilwool Cnssl lUcre III several colorings nee from 1 to 14 years reg I ular value 85OO and ftttOO I your choice this week 290 Per Suit Every Iioy nccoiiipnnlcd by Ills parents will receive n handsome Cape Overcoat FREE ICcmoiiilicr SttO for the Suit anil Overcoat com t bined We also offer 1 ME iiS BLACK CHEVIOT SUITS 1100 i MEiVS SACK SUITS 850 500 t and 700 HEXS DRESS SUITS 800 950 and 1275 tft K London Liverpool i V v Clothing Co 86 88 BOWERY I conxru nrHTEit ST OPEN EVENINGS UNTil 0 OCLOCK I 1 I f A GREAT SALE OF BLACK SILKS AT RETAIL Commencing today Octo ber 20th Seven Tliousand Pieces of the best and most I reliable Black Silks maim k flactured viII be placed on I Pt sale Y Every weave and make II i that use and experience np prove are represented i As the prices arranged for this occasion are fully 25 i per cent below the present I values it is a most excellent i g opportunity all who wish I I Milk Dress Fabrics for im I mediate or for prospective service I The sale will take place in I f our Silk Department on the Main Floor finalities and I makes at less than SfiOOper f yard will also be represented i I In our Rnscment Salesroom I f I JAMES RIcCiREBtY k CO II I I Broadway and llth St 7 I I CIcrtion gjotireu I to TATE OP NEW YOKKOFK1CE OF TUB SECRETARY STATK oJr may OP STATE ALBANY July 29 ISOtt h To the Simla of the county of New York Mr Nuilc U hereby glreu that at 111 General Elfo boo til b lietd In ihu Mute ou tua Tuesday iucodllig J ttI lclal lc t l f tbe lint Monday nt novombor ueit r itovember lib too loUowlnir otnoerl are to be elected to wit An AMuclute Judge nt the IIOorl Appeal In lbs Slacfl ot Hotert FarL w noito term of ottlc will explr on Ilia jail dy or December next A Itprientsttve iu tb Kitty second Conntaof the UntIed main for tile jtxtb CoijiruIouaI I Dliirlct com poteUoftb Klnt Fifth and Multi Auembly litrlcU If the County of Naw 1 York j 4 A lteprentatl la the Kif ty iceond Congrats of the r Unluu btati for the heventb CongressIonal District r rcioiposeUof the riecund Third and hevvntb Asseiably f Dlithcuof llio Luuutr of New york A ilpreMiitativelu FiLly k cond Congrassof the J Uufu Matvs for lie rlglith Couyrulonui DUtrlct r corupoxd of the fourth Mxtn and tltnlb Assembly Jlutrlcts of tti toont of New York A Uprcsentuthe III the rltty econd Conrresa the f Vnltd rtutes for tba Ninth Iuiifrreisional Utstrlot com I Ps d o the Tenth Twelfth sod Kourteeiilli Assamaly IHtrlcti of tUo i ounty of Nw tork A Itnrtsentalh I In the t irty I second Conrreaa of the C II ll United Htate lor the Tnth concresslonal I District com posed of the Elrenth fcixKaiitb and KUbtaanili As r Muibly Ulsirlcti of Ida County of Nw York I A JC pr uullv Iu tha Fifty second Congress of the United Klaie for the lventh Congrt lonal DUtrlct Composed of the TMruenlli Iflenlh and ixivtuueutb Aisfiubly Districts of lbs County of new York A ileprssiuutlr in tie riftr trcond congress of the vtit m Pt tL rg g rtl I United Sides for tile Twtlftb Cougresslonaf District i composed of liii Tssiititii and Twanlr tint Assembly Districts a purtlon of lbs Twnly srond Aswmbir ills I I I Irks bouudtduu tnruorlli by the aouth aid of Eighty autn street ill lbs tontli by tbe north sid of flftynlnib I Erect ou tile west by tb at tide I of rjiliigiuu afa mis and ou Iba aut by tba East biter of tba County 1fw hark A llepraMntatlva III lb Klftyseeon l Congress of the Unltad niatra for lb Thlrteenih Cougrsilonal DUtrlct i composed of thuhiijtttriilb I aol Tw DIY third Assembly llslrlLU and that tiortlxu or tue Twi ulyucoad Assam lily Jjlstri DobiiiUl on th north by the south fZ of t plnctynrsl slraL ou ilia south ly Itirnorili slilof eUbty lith strict vu th wuiuy till lilt 4 cf Hfih r airanua cud aastbytU East Illiar I of tb County vf I w fork I A tibteiIlttiV Iu I lie Fiftysecond Congruent the I flilud still for iba ruurtxiith Congreuluiial Di ls inn evrotioand ul lliLiiuiiiy of Uiubxuraud iba I Tsruty foiutli AMauitly District of lb Cvuuiy uc sw York IViuntri I uuulir aMid DUtilcl IMcti also I to Isi aleclad for slid I S Twulyfour Mamb of Assembly II A fUtitetu tli t tut ul linnll K DIcVIsi arpolDUd I I c l y bbs ijorriKrlii tau of Jaiuts A k lack I rsiyise4 l P A IUirlrt Attoroay iu tliiaiaofuliu II rllows Twoyusiiro clb ijuurlir Iuun In Ib iscicf lJu John I raduau mAd Richard O Uunusu lisa Justliaa of la I lit OUI it sew York IB lha pLtai of I a4ti C W t iiiilioliI 1i1o4 Lcois4 A Uugrlcu t Coo iu tho aiiu I of Mlcbaal I U Neaeui r I All wlioaii I Uruu ol sill a will eiiie oat IU I last day of t fsssr aBTItd Ai4sCuiIy f4itk ii 1 4ue 0 l K4 o v4 IUly I II4MI1 yb1 KllaKK IIIIIS 1 L lAclelaty i tif alta auzrri oyrrt1 I IJ 1 CI IIiViI J VS1V r Ali jUVtfH IJ YW iitg I b r flit July Wl IM furtlfrtha aUrstolfOlua t 5044 yf IU lMl o I II4IU rattrad iyiu l ills 4 y low ile rlayv p n D II 1IIIf 1 wII III le jlll 4 COIIII III w kwh HlCIIrlIlf Dl1Y ispiif IWIIY irr AiD S1I bli I I tJ nlff 111 I HW Ui uy VL KJL rjttAIb I uf IDfalafe wil tiot Ijiuryt I IbL ad V llsijaiil jij4 ieeIiIi1 aiIboliia t io ti di UflSTilVr WB U I1 o tliy wi4 Iopl I w oct i 1 olltltAl FOR SHERIFF 1 JOHN I J GORMAN Tho Only Democratic Caniiiate y R SA4 lit JI U1 iOl41Ji run JIIiTIdE w e rrr fuvur I JAYIE J1IlHUIO K w rOUTSCAL ralllnUJ 4im e44JS A rllttfJ ci a444 I4M se4MC 114 Iooe w IIIkU icd t4Mat M WIIUbJlWU Ma rue 17 C4W1UI NIU JarN liMa L 1 ONEILLS 6th Av 20th to 21st St BLANKETS I TODAY 9 We will offer 5OOO pairs of BLANKETS at the following low prices z EASTERN WOOL 104 125 188 298 to 450 Pair 114 198 298 to 550 Pair 124 375 498 to 750 Pair GENUINE CALIFORNIA BLANKETS 104 114 124 498 pair 598 pair 698 pair 2000 Comfortables filled with soft Cotton at 98c 125 165 to 298 each 1000 Crotchet Spreads with Marseilles patterns 79c 95c 110 to 148 each 500 Marseilles Spreads full size 175 198 250 to 10 each 500 Cut Blankets Comfortables and Spreads at the LOWEST PRICES 4 C By way of throwing light on the shoe business we publish from time to time tho fact that tho terms hand made and machine made no longer signify the difference in the value of shoes they once did Sewing by the Goodyear machine is so close to hand work that only an expert can distinguish them apart We soil handmade shoes because men prefer them oven at a some what higher cost but wo know that in many stores customers are paying handwork prices for machinesewed shoes As a matter of curiosity suppose when next youre in one of our stores you ask to see our 5 hand welt and our 4 Goodyear welt shoo both made of same quality leather Pick out the better of the two if you can ROGERS PEET CO TIIBRB rrtnea CUiUDWATJwrrex 1i1UUIII wdst JRmujfmttttjJ DIDIOUIlIf UUKAT WAamilIKcr IN NAUULB THE STRUGGLE FOR LIBERTY now ou sIsiWtIoa atwittb ar near tsiusk Open from IU A II lolur U kPMIaslOM Wo WbDhbPAYI I ii EDEN MUBEE w7U IJ WIIOJY 5 WAY A MAsIViilX WKKMi J OTERO IUJt NIGhTS 1 IV MATIallili HAT lWLk AVatHl1 nrt stffYTMft 101J fI I AJU IL ui slllyl g fbse A 4tloiutuiuii fist rab BOSTON 10 YM i U NY fr JJHESTRA 1iisda I Yb H A 11 Uui raara i V7lbVfYla UtitfMMtnt loaf auiua ascii iii 4s I vl hi y lual ela i luublnf net Hi si fpiitpiuC Ha4uas4r ii el iS li I cur iuuUrHi A Ci li I 54Wi itf 11111 iivjir I II I1 fWYCI lItlIJ flI IJUI I A 111 h Ognaae AltJI J Vjijj11 TIltA7Iff I dl f tlaiietts domdy Jii gI1I1 i IIMIIlilf JIL HIIIWIIa LsUtlljr aid iiestiflig A tiij mi AIM ltJbi 1144YeidSfth t I iift tf mi tit ui Hnitiut UuiiiMi Inill tl Uiltiel ui aiiMdliiaauo In WII ti 4 t fi4Y S aj Illtiff J4 ftftn I 111 1 4 iki II id d4f 001 P iet lIWIk is Il ifiD ii 1141 Aki 11JY j WA7IbIY lag vtrsrvfDxv Li blil f 4153SJ alM sAYdIlDA JIII IU1J IDAM flCOWIII Ji41JL JJlii4 nJII 4 lsaay 4sg las s 4 t T ICK Jit4t l y LIJMTJA kfjipdab fcUnl JftvB A N lk KM i ara 4iKa tlkkfM fe OM fM I c WatII I MllMrK 11 J J ll4Vi ldd jiyffV In Dial IIIJ elf lr fliaff f nH JI tll JoJU rO r t Mt W 11 11 iiuit MIllO IIALt 1 A P AMIaMKIIA wtai 14 n aL4 Ii Last Hitaat UAaU14a 1 U1HI aat fU f i C T NOTICE In consequence of the warm and unseasonable weather of last week I have made arrangements with the owners of the building at Broadway corner of Grand st to occupy the store n few days longer and as the creditors of the Don Clothing Co have gireunie permission to sell the stock at retail I hope the public will take advantage of the opportunity of purchasing the rich and costly stock of fine tallormaue garments at less than auction prices Je ROSENMEIM Assignee BROADWAY CORU GRAND ST OPEN UNTIL 0 OCLOCK DUlliNG TUE SALE rnurmrntU BROADWAY THEATRE BROADWAY CORNER 41ST 8T 1IANDSOkllST AND sAfEST THEATRE IIr Frank W IN Scorer TUB WORMH EVBN1N01 AT R MATINKR 8ATDRDAT AT 2 THIRD WEEK UIHS AND nun OPEKA COMIOOB AGNES PRKSBNTINO COMPANY rXANOUBTIES MOST HUNTINGTON SUCCESSFUL WORK i PAULJONES 1 VndtrthVdlneiloii of MARCUS R MAYER and a J ARUO of Ibo International Uinaarn AgencY UNQUKSTIO AILV Till MOHT ARTiSTIC AND SUCCESSfUl KENTATION OF OPERA COMIOUB IH YEARS rl DIIIHr J WOULD HAIfHl Mln Huntington need bare no fear of inoceuon tWa side or inAAUintlc JOURNAL BAYS Paul Jonn gains immediate and singularly unanimous ancceia ALYS THEATRE I Ilroailwiir and arnh it D Underthlnanacemntof AUdUSTIN DALY Orchestra Si and l60 balconr W and tl iO drew clrcl e Sl second balcony 7c sod fOC Terminal 81S JEROMES ECCENTRIC COMEDY NEW tASlTS FOB OLD Clennln lyamu ln Oom Adv NEW Jlrlab and amnilnirETenlnK pot Foil of mirthful complications Tribune IAMV8 Two hours of amunment World Miss Ada HHian Hra Gilbert Ann roil rrawoieb Mr John Drew James Lewli Fred Road IS Mcintosh Ao OLD MATINEES WEDNESDA1C AND SATtTH VAT 2 aajN PREPARATinN for early j production AN BN TIUPIV NEW COMEIlY by Augustln Italy adanttd from the Herman of Franz Yon hchonthan Orders wilt ba piled according to date received N1BUIS TONIGHT MR E O GILMORELcue md Manager NERO FIIIST PRESENTATION MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY I YCEUM THEATRE 4lbay and 2Sd It LYCEUM YRIIIIlAN aI1atr IAHT lnnEE VEJKH ANT TIEICIL JIH LAST lIIKEE WAEKS E Ho Snikern In Jrom K Jromea ds1iibtfI comedy Tn T ior fltjflJlJliW TilE lf1ftrAEA OP W000MAHROW 4Th EkTILA MATINEE WELJNElAY 4TII EXTRA MATINEE WEUNEJUAV Begins H 30 MaDness Wednesday and Saturday QrIIAD THEATRE STAR Broadway and Itthat TWFNTYFClV1I W EYK laail TU IC8VII TIMES la Ne T York L 111 MdD LltI CRANE In David Lloydand Sydney Roaantald Comedy THE SENATOR Aided by bis admirable comPany BEATS RCCUKIll HJUH VitKVlt IN ADVANCB KreryafanlogaiMl saturday Matins al S Athletic and Boxing Tournament OF TilE 8wttiHhAfucriean Athletic Club Oakland Rink Jrssy City Monday arsnlng OLIO I over DIII iratd 11151 I tugI lafor the Amattnr Charaplonihlp of Ib East and auaela trite it tluUold Uaub au bull btwau rca lI of tb Scot and jack Van Ollh llouin of Ibe WI kldaaihllle I Uubuf Haw hock Coin arly liar upta 1 otlock prform nra tout mile tII olloik fluity feffy ear paaaaa tha door II IUlOIjN u 1t lmpI THE LMPUTIANS III THE PUPIL IN MAGIC Jobohat 1 piCS ffbsils IUi figee girth II l Hut rosy IL tinily ijcie ljiaVd V51 ti 110 lic lJaniiii 14010010 weJI IllUU Sew 4III iKOCTOItS ia n to 1111 IJIP T U f t a lu 1110 M A UAN fjflAJ ud Val ai a 4 Hi tilaf MEN AND WOt N MAIINIflM ttKUNfMUAV AN MAT JUKEBKM WSTITUTE HA dl tLJliI Usad 1ItSeiamf 14 f JaLlWfh4N 4IiI I Ita lliUW y A N 0l Sa Eiblfll4a 1 1f ed r A i I ti11 11II 1 Ic 1 e SII SiSaaS4 1JS nH hn N ihitili 3HY45IIf fl44F 4isCfbif UIVI kV1Wi4gi4 Uaiiias4 and CM tjW1l1 JII WJJ au r I IM I Itusoll Doaodla Ul ll I tolOiflfl laniC fNf4 S445544y TUB cni IU OKt IIrIltU ALlaiii iii 4EhYt ACADEMY 4TH YELL IIESUCS 7114Nfai Afg III eiflliiAf O1 TQ nqAQuA H 9mMD fnllfl IttV l toI GoonBY 441itee 3 UIIII EvrtNroErIniKR I MATCH dr PARK lwua lMhIL 1 mu tmtnt THEODORE THOMASS POPULAR SUNDAY CONCERTS AT THE LENOX LYCEUM 3XadIeon a vo SSf L iJL and gRJiW Every Sunday Evening at 815 FIRST CONCERT 1 8 m SUNDAY EVENIMO OCT4 SO AT Stlfi Herr Theodore Reichmann Soloist By kind permissIon of Edmund 0 stanton By A rearrangement of the seats an axtrn aisle hag been made In the centra of the house tor the greater convenience of the nubllo 1IUCKSi Reserved seats on the floor Including I admission II 00 fA Lower boxes seating eight 10 00 Upper boxes eratlug eight 8 tx General admission CO Over PlO 1 seats on the floor and those In the balcony ate open to the public at SO cents admission I 1IJcJr Doors open at Tsa concert commences at BilS Beats and boxes for the season may be secured at a reduced rate Box office at the Laxox Lyceum now open JNO MAHNUJiN MatnnBBr PALMERS THEATRE EVENINGS AT 815 OCLOCK SATURDAY MATINEE 2 P H JeffersonFlorence COMEDY COUPANT IN TUB HEIR AT LAW OAItDCN THEATRE MADISON A7 AND 27TI1 ST ABSOLUTELY FIRRPBOOP hANDSOMEST THE ATRB IN AMERICA SAMUEL FRENCH a bON Managarf ITry evening at S 5 BUNMIIT Comedy In One Act by JEROME K JEROME Conceded by all to ba ODe of the prettiest playa don In Nw Yore AT9P II 6 DOCTOR BILL ONE OF TUB FUNNIEST PLATS EVER SEEN IN TuB CITY MATINEE 8ATURDAT AT 2 If ci MINERS FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE HC rs llviW l IA EVENINGS AT BIS MATINEES SATURDAYS In consequence of the continued great demand TUB SQUIRE will ba continued two week mora Mil AND MISS KENDAL ailt AND MUM KKNIIAI flit AND 5mM KKNOAL MU AND AIUH UENUAI under tha direction of Hr Daniel Frohman In THE fIQUIILEby P1NBRO Sal of aaata for the third week of TUB SQUIRE baglua tomorrow ITucsJay l morning MADISON SQUARE THEATRE A ViFalmer Sol Ualsger Last Week of MR RICHARD t J 1 BEAU MANSFIELD f In 1 BRUMMELL Last Saturday Mating Oct 2X Last and Souvenir night Saturday Oct 25 Last Wednesday Matinee Oct a fflnca Karl UTII RT THEATRE Near nth ar L k ReserTad Orchestra Circle and Balcony c AN IMMEDIATE AM Illl BUCCBRH BLUE JEANS At distinetlfaly Amarlcao ai Hhanandoab or Tba Henrietta A comedy drama without a rlllaln B1J3 jl1 IJ By JOBEIII I AIITIIUR author TUB STILL ALARM HERRMANNS THEATRE llroadway and X th it k Ai i itiro Succoss Comic Opera Co tJZOtiO WAPOT at C sets Ilatlirday SEAT Oli aft S hYIIMUS I III AIJVAIICL StANDARD TMEAHF PffIIJ1I1JJI MAT MA A 7t ftt1l1 I swr 7 1J fUHANC XISIII DAVVaAY T3C11 WZEZ1KLWSWD fly NTIIIfYW JfYoJifII II IAH M1JNiJIidAdVMUi V UV IL iAiIflull rJroadw aid lJiItit CAKIKil OLIlgs aihili Matinee aaturday atx U Another Popular Success Ii V TillEd OUT It TIfF COW FUr OPERA POOR JONAH A iulaHon our 145L ii iou two wa s dead UXIOK M4VA1IN Ill VATItJI u N HIM or su rEAN lit WEU EJI Rl5lItiE fI6 J5JIE d4iri run tflIJly HIIIJlUtI Jivnlsge Cut e V1 Mu c z J AWrlftl HrNlilljJlIsY EfliII EdLlJl CJJ It 1113 t I I ErI MIGNON ai4 i4 Nat I a YueoLatVoofe1J I JL TBOVATORE 3Marb I BOHEJUAJl GIRL u II ir lit D VEIU ill JTMI WlIIitt PMj4L1h 141 reiwne Arufoiis iI 1j4R tfiIAIflY tYIIIIJIII Cd fIbtlib Leslie fly las C lIuur t tuJlu jjftjigir MAD EJd4d ilt 1 ITaa and 54 Red t KOBlFE It UIAIS Cl tAilrKif SUN Vtrl a II lit CAEMENCITA thDo15444eUl NaKIK 111PS irfe144s14 ftSrllll 1NYEiTOUIl asH lay iis t i4tce44 Will w I laviwOKiy HlltttL fAim iJuT fliasse aid i lk anaad kaleI M4MM4l pa lf laPan4a4isdflJltk4Ji IbW A MWAAsleaJHIiMaI V 3I A It u BRUSSELS I CARPET j ody and Tapestry INGRAINS We are offering our full line at the lowest price at which these goods can be sold Notwithstanding reports to the contrary we shall continue to sell all goods at old prices during the next thirty days W g 1 SLOANE BROADWAY 18th and lOth Sts 33 and 35 East 18th St HOSIERY DEPARTMENT We shall place on our Re tail Counters today a large lot of Ladies Ribbed pure Silk Vests High Neck both In long and short sleeves at 15O each good value for 225 Also a special lot of Chil drens C G French Ribbed Black Sik Hose all sizes 5 to GJ Inches 81OO per pair 7 and 7J 125 8loO LAS u 1 These are excellent values JAMES McCItEERY CO Broadway and 11th St Jh eon6tdEfe CA3 Co ITTJIRS SeaIskin and Persian Lamb SACQUES Gray Blue and Black Fox BLUE AND BLACK LYNX Natural 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nets and Toques VE VET TRIMMED fOIJES in a variety of shapes colors and combinations 225 each LARGE STOCK OF BOYS AND MISSES Cloth Hats and Caps IN Plain Fancy and Plaid Effects RIBBONS 5000 PIECES or Twotoned doublefaced Satin Ribbons at onethird Value Nos 12 and 16 1 4c0 Per yard i 3000 PIECES OF SATIN GROS GRAIN RIBBONS Five inohes wide all fanoy shades at 35c per yard PIANOS Greatest Bargains Ever Offered and Largest Assortment of Pianos in New York Special Inducements and aasy terms af payment A handsome flush Stool and Cover risen wltb each plana and no chard for delivery within ulla or hew fork lUhhgantnW71frOCllY etringed Waler op thl plllo with palrDI thIrd pedal full Iron fran UIUII eUon finest Ion and gral derablliiyt SfIlcah ort7fon IIIlalhDolllO onhylhOcsb andpe monthly lor the balance uulll paid E ery iano warranted a years to give 1 entire sail faction cud kept Iu tuna I year fraa of dane end piano taken In part payment for nw ones ata liberal valuation Ut good aacoud band plane of different makers In perfil order from tJi ta l JtsJ aId sold on payment of iDly fb pr wouih haw upright pianos to rut fl per I monlb and no clang for luulug fart rant allowed r piano ls pus cbasad Pleas I call cc seod postal fur naw atalsgua wltbra ducd prices and lenin wrn iivniis V Co 134 Fifth Avo near 18th St t4HEiliNl VDEltEtIt VVM aUHIAM MADE 85 doz 126 PURE i I1 i 1 wlUVn WOOL W 260 CJlHrjfJK 11 kl UC IIIIJIMlHAliC I iNIINIIWVAI I MUM1 Iklili Illk Mill AHkVio nil 111kV l nETNBZEJDY 14 S4JMSJADl liE liii ti AflSUI 1 Ittl4hr HUHU tarp iLbtN IISSI PlefIldef tr id Ladlsa lMllflivbi Ii AlI i ida ii 5 I fte lielSi is 111u1i C 11 eylfalte 51 peit 1 IIIC Hl H A I ss 14 P UU we ieid ad I I 11 lid II 11 il f itAN mi Al IJIW fII ltedfJklEPl tSIJfdIYYiUSbVAV ltit tutt MEW JERSEY JOCKtr CLUB IUtES Ar tttuukiH n i 1ISIUU4 r iinimnt ruin vuit im rtaCa faCII tint ua im a I r i tfUltl Hit I Hall sja 1 ieiIal H it il N r I int toM xttiUHf 5 all ij n U Cl i I 1 r ji aaiu 11115 fbub4g 4100 W ditani i4I 1 SW i OUaIse It 34 1041 Ii fix auaacar LAURA M HUM Wit lae walls tll J c U ua i r V bisg 14 J IU un 1tClIoua L A t I LADIES CLOAKS AND SUITS 11 i 125 Elegant Imported Wraps RICHLY EMBROIDERED 2495 29 75 3975 49 nd 51 5 THE ABOVE ARE UNUSUAL BARflAGS 125 Imported d Silk Matelasso Wraps LINED WITH SATIN S 975 worth 3800 A CHOICE SELECTION OF Ladles Imported Cloth Hectors Jackets and English Walking Coate handsomely trimmed with Jaiok Matta Wool Seal and Persian Lamb Furs at remarkably low prices t 1 1500 Ladles Fino Imported Oloth Reefers Jackets and Walk ing Coata in a variety of cloths richly trimmed S 108 Cost to import 1975 to 2495 2000 Londonmade Reef GYS Walking Jackets and Coats in Cheviot Chevron and other cloths 489 698 and 798 d FULL IJVJE OF English Seal Plush Sacques Reefers Walking Jackets Coats Wraps and Newmar kets plain and elaborately trimmed 75 Alaska Seal Londondyed Reefers 0 and Walking Jackets 13900 and 16900 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF ALASKA SEAL LONDONDYED SACQUES WRAPS REEFERS AND NEWMARKETS 120 Camels Hair Shawls AT 3976 59 and 89 LESS THAN HALF PRICE UNRIVALLED Sweet Perfumes Ci for all who j Ilk delicate ind J concentrated cents aSrgiii J SOLDOYALL A13 O Drugitc 4 Vemer L h 4e1 us 9 IPA rsfff t I1 I GueruIAgeotzlorUS PARK TILFORD O1USt1 I7routlWuy ugwyonK Furniture Carpets and Bedding AT ruifit ThAI nurr MrKiniuK 01 M NEW i MIIII slallIf U 1 VOL TU in r ouu inniit k hot H tiWi 11 t it eI A M II A I 11 A V II III 14 rfil AI dllbJ tf di if M IIII14N A II II O IN HJ dl uhf w tf 1rll 1l1l1trl A f AUTMal r YICII iv i taR ill nr I I Pi I a ba4 II bilfu 1101 1 I C n I I Sb 11 I 0111 HKIS I sll 1 il 14 a Li W f jiiy I fr I r 001 l lluu hID f4II l isa ult wfl 4 1 utiw fs ili i ode vi Haw I Cf C I SJMiess I M qa a i gj I li 1 l i II flliUua I i t t atayW11 IIIK KUIU f ri I u 0 II I l 4l4 44 t1lttJ I HUl Hit II il ai 1 MUaf1 aJMWi w T WUIowfl J Jf T i uiM a o 111 mod r in ulab it II u u ii a 10 4sw al i wfwiMflJftf I tiwktvi a p i b 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