The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 21, 1890

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T J GOOD TEN ANTS I BETTARLE ADVERTIJm1B8 And a promFt nlpOlln olwaclethla FtiJ r Board or Room Advorttsomont J t T I E SUN m WOR DVYIND AND HELLI THE SUN 1 REAL ESTATE 1 ji4VllNO 51 f NEW YORK TUESDAY OOTOBER 21iOTEN PAGES PRICE TWO CE i GOV llILL OFF FOR THE WEST OHIO of WKKCllUJKlirO JJf J WI1 f jyu inrsr rtnamiA m Ilk FIt In Clev lao Then la f nutrletUtlea Cop Hler M KI lt teree PI peh While the Train TValle CroWdP at Byranee MBd Roebeetcr Oct 20Gov David B Hill a Unices oc loOT ICSI l by CoL 3 B HoEwan walked slowly Ipanled bltar of the railroad station In rDn1 at 115 clock thli afternoon Thexaln n coming down In big drops Porters wore I thg and palling truck loads of baggage 11 racing In dlreo ibold Passengers wero every dlro a1L ind the big engine of the Chicago dl that had just arrived breathing Jle ot steam nnd smoko added to e infusion The Governor picked his

through tho crowd pausing iBlltnccly Ihrulb WIT mlnlly I moment when an excited young man asked Mia blr ho WM lolnl To Cleveland roo riltd the Governor Wont you come with neT Tho engine gave a float snort of warn found tho long string of cars slowly started Ir Ooernor and 001 Mc COI of the station The Ooeror Ewtn with the agility of school boys ran after thilroar and got safely on board These in eldtnti are related because they marked the departure of Gov Hill on a speech Iltlar tonr In behaf of the Demo sti5 party The tour will not be a bog one for the Governor expects to be iiliiir York by next Bundtvy but that it will be Ihlblr st lsslll ono no one who has ever fund him speak will doubt The greater part bu week will ho spent In Ohio The Gov ernors programme has not yet been wholly BHleup and will not be until Cleveland Is I le niched and he has talked the matter over iritn the committee appointed for this work Wt first iiieeeh II II1 probably b made in Cleveland and then will follow a rapid run tkroufb many of the nearby manu Wtnring tows among them Canton the dome of Major McKinley From the moment till Governor logins l his speochmnklng until b jetties down for the run back to his own EUttbe will have very little rest Although Itdoii not know positively what direction his joirnwlugs will lIke be Is sufficiently fa BllUrwIth the temper of Democrats to know tint there will be meMlngs enough arranged to keep him busy from noon until midnight everyday The hardest part of his work will probably com however after he leaves Ohio fo the Democrats of West Virginia expect him to do a good deal of talking for them In a very ihorttlme He will nd Iress amass meeting hor tme wi fflittllng on Friday nlsht and bright and early on Saturday morning be will board a special train and tear from town to village and from Tillage to hamlet leaving behind him words of IUd advice On this trip he will spoak from the car platform Campaigning trip nro not new to the Governor for tho oalls upon hla time and strength are numerous In periods 0 political excitement and he ba alirays been willing to respond to tham He is aced olio speaking under dlincnltlof Ho las aso the present trip wholly unprepared tofarasany sot speeches or even any well dtflned Idea or whet his subjects will be are COLeerned He said that he could not plan his Miles of speeches until he had talked with the ElliS politicians for h thought they wore bet la e able to select hl subjects knowing the O ple bitter than he does The Uovernoi sni poxed that no arrange ment had been made for him to speak any where until he reached Cleveland but ho was jnlMnken for the people of UI ice bad arranged toheur nlm When the trrln drw Into the Station there a big ttirong wus gathered under W9 frowning skies A cannon boomed near b and the men threw their his In the air tnd oneejod wildly The Governor came out on tbo ear atform and was introduced by Itsyor Goodwin After expressing his Hur DtI1 e and pleasure at being in warmly wel led he Slid that he was journeying West teaowbtt he could to n d the Democrats of Ohio In electing their Congressmen MAn earnest effort will bo made ho said sale toeleet majority of Congressmen to that Voagttut may Do redeemed Yon working mel who are compelled to buy your goods at toeBtaiet market know already nuut the of retor the McKinley bill will bj You feel It In advanced price of eveiy necessary buy lam liolnz to make an earnest npptal to the J moat of Ohio and I wlh now In the few miDDIes my dlsttosal to appeal td tto Demo enl 01 Utica to flctit as herd as you cvn to tied llr lientley your canuldntu for Congress 1 have been rbliend to conterd against a Ko Wbliien Legislature anti now I want you tem men to do what you can to give me a imocrstlo Assembly during the last ytar of T tcrm Tao train drew nway the crowd yelled and beered again nnd tun nearbv cannon boom tatrnvc Cot McKwan laughed and said tuat to knew just how It would be The news wwrs halo spread the nows of the Govern ort jinineyrbi call and there nlll bo a crowd Unadr at etery of r ur stop and n speech will have t When eubt xns expressed of the Govern ors ability to get through with the work planned thin week Col McEan said that Sunday would cut oly se th end of It The OoTtrnor bus promised to make a short trip In Oonneotlouthi saId and whilo It is only Msltivily settled that be will spook In New tUTetiLnJ Hartford It In scarcely likely that te will let oil as easy as that TLI inert of the Gocicora speech on the long train loud of OOtDOrR a slight In Illantloii of the 11Cl passengers speeches will rD J oathvotert of Ohio Until Utica was rtkhsdonly the few passengers In the Coy lUlnrcrs 10r1 ear knew tbat so distinguished a per Son ru irrivelllng West wltb them The others oiri tiroiring tliemHelves shelton the state tOte nitful noltlons But after tbe speech Ii r atveobody was wldn awake and men Vbo were iraellmg alone nought out other I oOOr atrtngerH and buckled down to a po ulieii iiMaiion that was some times p Ile IAUIOD peace WI PI tme pen ro I calm but oceiulonalTy rose to a Ditch 9Iexthemsit ann emphasized by lcou 1114 ft n the index lInger A lungbeardrd CfTHentiy 1 liepubliaan was having an SS11 IJml with l bU wife who was as Indetly II l JnjoMt Hb wi bad hoard th4 Ootoop rmarb about the JlcKlnley bill JMtn PtoI4ie it ya of a big ad auc In the C04 of ecmarln and the ttralghmay 11 1 to conwrt tier husband iTitdfi Ctin was warm and protnhseti In end in lnlO wall B1 lrollud item i Ind a I JlI victory fr the wile Jn lb smokizug S p 1ilt I teaserines Were laid aside LUtZ air wu fl itt talltgei talk Meanwhile the i rrlr r Iln Ile Icton nina ov pew ier or tIzlrs alalracledl through Ih littows at the flring lud ape tbrub tIe i14IA I I uttii There was another crowd IeD II II thloJ In Hciaiiii but tliu e4ja rll hr w irii too i ig rlo disk band LtbtheOJtert r and SluvuA vor4 with Sum r ttlrk lUIVU QI IIII 01 Jb tseelutatking ouJcians 14 hll Irn ran I t fits Jli1un It of thst1j lb Oorsurvwr BU JJ t if M OOl7rr kIZLIw per 1 JUH aaAtr aVft w V all I of fiu these clambered by numc 11 I rlU t l I rseu 1 emi raeiju4 1 out frelJI hdl Dr of iii mnuru fi111t351 Ones ip runt A blIIJ II Iqw got ralbld Ilt f n a Iroahn fovrned I WaS lo 14 ihey Csn51 r In it eini5sOf lbs tI Iel I un o 0 t I l I peasap wsrd or IWo whim thu IlObpflr pas 01 sit Il Si thir end I f rhIIO whet end godpsa4a u lung us sells wr W I MOi Stirs Itrjjry I 1hruPld EU Bt8r II I train aid only brief 7 0 a 1 l LV 1 tao t iookdss trf i IJ Wr I Illl r f tt j 1411 Tcrakno uljuiuiuOttjlsd for a heel Ca V 111 1rll JI tJOI Slid r I tu figgyi I an 1 lb way Zlur nnrrli 1111 on rUft Mult t Slvlu Vttit tu His tHlSiq 1PUIII1 l 4IYIIr J6y Iiu tit ttllIjs titm 8ia I IrJsg 1 eeI 1 uUIhm huh LIL 11 i deem tlk 11 Juhui cow in ide Ldc54j440111 IiUi Ibis lbs Illb IJI uttml4 t1 hlu JI JI flu I J ual L 10 r 4Ctrsu bat Lu ever vndei fr iii LdeaalV 4 a 9i r I bLgkd 14 I 1 4g II lor Hi It Is I urJ c Tb 4 4 Ii Oi awbas 00523141WY0 1 WI dwgtI Cm j lfltaItCfllti tUSO 10 tU I W ILal Jbuy lbs wiiI I t 10 It L eli ei IN day Lr Ga t fIi 4 I e y4 in the ilaIt but tii 1 It w1 1 JIII 1tI tbr Ii f t wll 4niHiuiilltuliu jo 1r tuil mu 1 u Iliac are sgshs ft lsa I 4r I ol en r lrr lin IJCu4 tr t 2f j 4 r 1 W ailolhiflul I Ibal ruS b y uw f lit I si bjib wCTn 111 tee5 u ii1Ly wtsuig AI aae d any leg CI J tL1 Ct te1 fQfD a WHo sath L I I I u SogLuetos I reached Uatea urttota MitoM Li lINIlnrON 20 TAKD CUAROK Tho Pnlleo flllll Astray la Their Eotrto t Track the Mnrtferer of Henoeeev NKwOni Oct loThe Pinkerton are to take charge of the Htnnesey investigation A telegram was sent t them yesterday and a reply was received todar by Mr Vandervoort Secretary to the late Chief from W A Pinker ton raying that ht would bo her at one t tko personal charge of the case and would do all In his power t and the murderer of his old friend Hennetny This has enneu news hi been heard with a great del of satisfaction The ensntlonal arresls promised yesterday have not yet been made and so fo none but Italians bse been charged with the murder The rumors have been that other parties besides Italians were Involved and would be arrested Tbe police stem disposed to hesitate In this Important matter until they hear from Pinkerton The Hoylan people to day took elope to open the succession of tho late Chief in order to obtain possession of valuable papers which Mr Hennessv had In his keeping and which show In a certain way the motive for the crime The succession will b opened In tho district court Very little Is I known about these papers save that Uennosay had been making Inquiries In Italy for five months concerning the previous history of many of the leaders In the Italian colony her who ar bellexed to have been compelled to lea their native land on account of crimes committed there Although Pinkerton Is to take charge of the case the Dolke oontluue their estlgnttons They put down Carlo Trablna as one of the murderers Trnblna Is a blclllan laborer who worked on the Harpy plantation thirty miles from the city WlnaSS8UF that Trablna left the plantation loot Yednesday morning and onme to this city On Thursday ho went nol ills actions aroused the suspicions several men who informed the police When Trablna boarded the train ho had his right hand tie I up in 1 ret handkoi chief There Is a tel wound on his right hand A colored man living near the scene ol tho shooting Identified Tra bins a having beon seen In that neighbor hood Cnpt Journoe Chief of Polo leaned orders today toe the rtarrcat of Jerry Matron ga and Incent Cuno of The Pivawme this morning makes the follow ing complaint which Is I recognized A just IJystandera on the corner or Canal and Daronnes streets yesterday afternoon witnessed nessed a most shameful occurrence Three Italians apparently Hold hand wore jokingly pointed out to a pMloeman as belonging to the Mntranza gang The patrolman pursued tho Italians lully half 1 square and placed them under arrest One of the Italians protested and wa treated to a brutal clubbing proretd I The Italians arrested yesterday at Cent and Burgundy streets prove to b Innocent labor ers and this morning Recorder Droui dis charged them WisntNoioN Oct 20 There are several hundred Italians In Washington and snm terribl disclosures at New Orleans the Ques tion has arisen 1 to whether there a branch of the Mafia hero 31 r Oatto a wellknown Italian hotel keeper said today In reply to an InQulr on this point that no Mafia organiza tion existed in Washington so far a he was aware Ho Is a member the local Italian so ciety and Its meetings are frequently held at his hotel but he never has heard even the slightest reference to the existence of a Wash ington Matte The Italians of Washington be Bald were nearly all industrious lawabiding citizens and there could not b enough bad ones to form a murderous league Other Italian residents coincided In Mr Gatto s opinion CLKAnD Dr ADBAXlD D CONFZ1UJON Ball Had Been Haipeeted of Harder for Nearly Thirty Ter BOSTON Oct 20 After twentyeight years the reputation of a man snspcoted of having committed murder in Dorchsster is cleared by a deathbed confession The man who was murdered was Abel Hawkins He was em ployed In 1862 with George Hall In Meedhams cabinetmaking shop The two men worked along In apparent frsndllness until one night I A few days previous to Thanksgiving Day of I that year when some pastors by noticing a light burning In the Ihop pushed open the door and found Hawkins lying on the floor wit bis skull crushed Ho VMS taken to his homo near by where ho died about midnight I without even regaining consciousness or In any way Indicating who was his assailant At thc Inqueet Hall who was the last man to see him alf accounted for his whereabouts that evening with the exception of bait an hour Hawkins was killed with Hails mallet mllet and that was considered strong circumstantial evidence against Hall However no reason could be civ en why Hall should have murdered Huwklna and so he WM not arrested Suspi cion however pointed toward him and It boa followed him ever since Hall alwajs main tained his Innocence and led an exemplary He resided in Dorchester up to about two rears ao when he removed to Lynn At this late day the story corned from Can ada that recently died there who a man rlcnty Iher con fessed that he had killed Hawkins because he expected t get his bench In the shop Tho name ot this man la not given to tho public He disappeared after the murder and It was supposed that he bod gone to the war Hall Is now a speechless Invalid but IB happy over the removal of the stain upon his reputation io HKOVLAIE aonaa BACINO Mr Pierre ZrfirllUrde Plan tor a Board of Steward to I leaeo Jockey There will be a little dinner at the Union Club on the evening of Oct 80 at which Mr Pierre Lorrlllnrd will entertain some thirty gentlemen lovers of tho turf Lorillard It Is I said will propose that these thirty gentlemen with perhaps a few other shall organize themselves Into a Mew York Jockey Club for the regulation and correction a abuses of the turf In the neighborhood of New York I Is I ud that flue proposed club will undertake through I board of stewards t license jock eys allowing only those of good reputation to a rfde Ib on any track within the control of the Mr 1 Lorillards proposed plan Includoi all the loading track DAr New York and I senator Hearst builds a track at Saratoga as be prob ably I will he will b Included Among tboae who are to be at th dinner are P Loriljard 1 I Lorihlarti Jr Aujruit ltmont tit Coarcey VorbeU J 0 K Lawrence John Hunter John JeA orb Jleekfcber Capt bestir the oln Morris p n WIttier uatr Hearst William if Vandtrbilt tie Mtttr Jladln Mttirs 5lark Woleott Fellowe L LVKortllard Out I orbei a Leonanl of boston Jerome 1t Hoott and Mr Tbo aet I felt Mary HotBllal Car Cbtlarao His Mary Cook who died sore two wash Mto left It 15 I said 1100001 to tt Mary Fre hospital for Chlldiea In Wit Tblrtyfourtb strait Bluer 0tbrlnt wbo is I the dIaler Hu parlor at tbe hospital said lat night luat she bad not rt received any ofBclU Inforuatioo OD She subject but as MU Cok had al ready ri4ow4Swo hjs et the bntltJIIO I r he brotbrq iyiia 14 Jurul Look she ha rio de19I I gI1 i COD ss tin vs ttetniJrq sly its form guuuiruia A her sir at rnt llv t IsIs Iq the llla snippier born it fIIw J4l a4 a I uIPr JeJttkilh lee rlIIQ ru MIPSI0k1 ru II IUIII I 1 lii j house of Lii I f rCu iuiu4hua Iributed hjt4reJIr Li lbs upn ff wetsu xeo con ItNI Wbel lif I Ml Ut r Ugweuaoutht4iGorg e JIwlJ till vhf tint ttutr the blldr a Ike at Mour lAiiuMiiot a ull rtil0t 10 wlUf back 14 t West tuluu A t few duti ao libloelkld and tl J vtt vi ul to Wi York luring the ibil I dto at bow Do Hstuf y a sm igSufry rla I Had Lbs buume 14 mini QattIIgsd J 1a S ivies em the floor a t 4tod owiiti torn a 1U fff cJ1a JI Poea1Fe was wooguwe Sie EUJ a 51b0 nt t i1 I l uk1s jii C we t 1Ir T5L rr ulJi u a d 11wt al I d er suul al 1 t ItlM Il il tweeD is sge Sl4 1 S n I ftl jtfd tiM 5IJ 545v5415 o wht11 lb wuudlss 10 aj t4t6hef was I MVtUtfit HI Ml It I nut LbVVO loeloel Trwlee Iu She lit I fl OtiS Lalelst4s a1 11 yx niia SSpiL KalUtaw o4 VMJti4IIu U JSU4 Ia u t alI e 4 uTwe Iu4 MJf ti laatMl I t L etMt4 4 eeeftl IV Ce l 1 eM SItU leateeiWtMt Lii e Series t 11 rrili n te e w Seo tijt 8 gavrtt 1 M Nil I Y ej iW N HL4asc4 etMc I C 1 WOMAN HUNT IN CHINATOWN vouoa onaANiMa A Diara or ran OPIUM II I jriRrkflv TVhlte Girt and Two Nearss Beared Ball Clad Into th e titreeta and Arrested Thereby Hqode That Blocked Every Way or KaeapeNo Mea Arrested All was cairn as utualln the Chinese quarters early last night A lot of Chinamen had come home from their Bundnr trips Into New Jersey and were taking things comfortably prior t resuming their laundry work which Is done principally on Saturdays and Wednesday Few were on tho streets but the smell of opium was there About 8H oclock a lot of stalwart men en tered the three streets which contain the greater part of the Chinamen of this town They came from different directions In small boa but stopped as I by signal at tbo same moment some distances apart Mine who had march down the Bowery In military style stooped in Doyerti street just west of tho Bowery Mine more stopped In Poll street at about the same distance from tb Bowery Blx men struck Iel street a Ito abovo Its junc tion with Doer They bad oomo by way of Bayard street All thoo men stood gathered In closely on the sidewalk and looked up at the sky B though that was all they were there for Suddenly Police Captain MiOullagb the younger and Detective Chrystal who had been walking down the Bowery turned into Doyer ttreot and walked rapidly to the dilapi dated wooden building at No6 A lantern was burning In the hallway und lights could be seen behind all the front windows from base ment to garret Capt McOullagh consulted a not book In his pocket and said Thats the place Try tho basement first ODrlen Thompson I Two men rushed up One of you stop at the front door The other gots up to the roof and let no ono escane that way Leave the men but see that every woman get out Into the street From that moment until US oclock China town wax In n ferment The whlto women who twn with Chinamen lte whose antics had caused complaints from the poor respectable te tenants of the neighborhood frightened by tbe appearance ot the detectives inn out Into the I appoarace streets like rats from n house afire Once there they found themselves In what the French story writers would cal a culdftnc Attempting to get away from the police In tho houses they run Into the police at the Intersec tions of the streets and were arrested as dis orderly persons orerl elon Chinatown had Been many raids but none like this The was no one but an old China man In the basement of No 6 bntnlne women were found on the upper floors In the rear of the tnt floor the rooms bad been out up Into little closttn Each of these had a wide bunk 111 and each bunk wax occupied when the de tectives oamo in There was no ventilation and the mel of opium waa sickening The wPen were all young Mot of them rounr only half dressed and torn had evidently retired for tbe night The Chinamen scampered out of tho rooms un heeded by the detectives but the women wore anxious t hid They crawled under the bunks and slammed shut the aloset doors In the policemens faces but they were shoved ont and while some ran Into the street others attempted to escape by way of the roof I was n difficult task to keep track of the fleet 11 figures In the darkness especially as Chinamen were watching at every room on the upper floors t snake tbtm in and hille them Somnof the girls wept and some laughed and seemed to think I a good joke Most of them were hal ntupid with opium and half burned plpee and lamps were found In every room The girls who had run Into the street at first didnt atop to dress but the Chinamen brought out wraps to them with which they oovered their halfnaked bodies One tall Blonder goodlooking girl came boldly down the stairs with some keys In her bind She didnt lite in the house she said but a 10 Dour treat and was nround on a visit to a friend fibs was corralled to however and was led oft weep tag Ssveral women were caught on the root as they vera io pass over t adjoining laolit Tbe attempts were fraught wit danger for the houses vary In height I Chryetnl had got hal way into one room when a big Chinaman slammed the door shut on blm and nearly knocked the breath nut of blm Tbe Chinaman was strong and held the door tightly jammed against Chryslers body I Cbrystal called down to one of the pollctmea rown ploemo below and In a few moments the door was forced open and the chinaman was hustled around In a Iliely manner Cnrystale trousers were torn In tbo struggle 1 he next bouse west ot No 0 was also full of girls They had been warned however by tho fate of the others and instead of running Into the street they locked and barred tbelr doors and putout the lights All attempts to force the doors were unavailing the police had no warrant anyway and the girls refused to n rn upon the order of the police A watch was upn upon the front and rear entrances to the bouses and the police passed on u No 10 Three girls wore found here anti driven out into the street to join their sisters The chase up to the roof here was perilous owing to the sudden narrowing of the steps and the shaki ness of the rolling a the ton flight Several girls bad been Been running un to the roof but were pot teen afterward so It I wan concluded that they bad escaped over the roofs tt 1 Uojers bos long been notorious There a subotllar here and the Chinamen retreat to It when they think the police are after tem Uecemly a dead Chinaman was taken from there by some of the tenants and thrown Into the street A number of clrls were known to live I In the house and dozens of dresses and other Items of feminine attire attre were found In thedlfTeront rooms but the girls had fled Two Chinamen woie fund In the bastmtnt and two on the second story All vrtie calmly smoking opium and had not teen any girls Tner bad coue from Brooklyn they said on a visit los 13 17 acid IB all notorious homes were ransacked and many evident es of fem inine occupancy wero found but only a few girls were caught They all swore that they lived there alone but Chinamens clothes Chi nese ornaments on lbs ali UhlntkH uplum pot pipes and lump all disproved it At the east corner of liiyemand Tell directs 1 dozen sins were found Inn I rl ate room In i the saloon on this ground floor They bad locked tbe door but opened 1 alter repealed I orders from the police home of them escaped boweter through he rar entrance and were found later in room In the other bout Inn I tworoom apartment uPstluirs a airS was found all I sinus crouching under the bd tihue wan only 1113fd1sesed The ron was very piettlly lurnUbid with lots of Chinese brioit Ira and ole niqe Ctttnu ditties were on the table The nlio ioilMtd that tbe lived ilune and she was let go with a warning Hint if hr story proved untrue she would be ar rvtUd tome other time for living with China wan On ibsPpuuiti orne a Jot inpr girls wi found Tu streets wire now flllud with excited Cliluomim who tcatbtiaj ipr group and ubliid rlveiul white men app IId io Ctpt WcCulfsgh to fleas otrinln fttITls hut by wire shown to bate only an Illicit I Inter t 1 them and wire iiulclly hutiird out ofkigbt the two trtl In wblib this raiding wut I being dun were mi iuur lcbtMt thus time Tb gusrd at the dlnWrnt ieIuls wire forind around the prisoners wbu wore lauguliic I cry prl l Tag and iboutlotf 1 at one All through the atretU t 1 uTd T be Juard loud ropplojd sad lmalt o the eouBO ware kept Ill incessantlY Au the lc 45554 frogs maow t4roolmi anddaclauduJa4ploti I l Jlitdirloni eialrirsr c ilia erookd all t III I llie rar nt tbe houses Mid I easy for oinof tie cms io MIHP irons house Pipuse and 011 M ilia i oJI Hf Iu retrace lieu tt tg 1 t grejiiesiljy No woman pssl l bmuub i lhusptfseta I wiibout be Jotfaloiii atbriJ Jiil rlbiiill I l 1 e AivifOilitiidraid I auyed IslactsuglM j wv ibm D Iftlj If ibajiuuril at tin ivonmml 7oivs aud hall 1 irvis 1 avypteqo move at liters Stud li hester LUtZ WIt opts ft lehl sliest QM liii lloWV IflfMUD 1 II III all I At this word of cc i wuiuOi liii wo guuntt itr i ulrIa lie JJuw yy m9v H Jtl to J1 and 111 L tsCtiiiC COd nd ia gusto Ijiar Jlwrr rI UiUIIOJ IU J far as wifltu efj pJi ruau Iad lw i r HUH Vlinf I Ilnuf lo lice Iq iii luloolo ui tut I hid loitirb iVff I iiit I 1114 Utltr llirUl lir ll 1 i1J1P411 elreyt UNtu1a1 tlel A lejt j ow 01 tritric rl W a itLV f Cit J 101411 I bt1J4r 1 1 K JiW I htatbroii t Hi l4o1 elapet as lug him c 4 Mcujtiiij was lir4 aegj Ib 0 UUI VI ul 1At2 Wr a tLI JI r I WlhU cD fJ b iasOflUit 1lt W c wa l r aay f CTuva aU lU outer loom Th jtfti wor la f ariou alagea SI un dies Slid the suLjurlty wo J24 w1pJ4re BoW were la titflif at4j twKfBl l iTcrfj 1 tut nct mntbnlift Is4 1a rli4 ifrIsasd gum TWO fuUUg ageous war Iu i I bofaixut two tiyit tu l a iga 1 il I l44J t gt I J l DtruunM Ina tit I uquow kiuunit ttiotaiituliiif l Sf cavil I III I IO fiii J UiU will all he Iu 1 lii i fie7 i i r At wl al were l ostad tin they MM eloidoa l a 1 I bujla 1 uolfl be Cala jb I tM1 U tLeTMuU K Cuurt m l isT2lo d rly wwxa and a I JtMOLISU QVHDOA1B l TUB BAHBESL rortnaneeo JTroUela Unheeded TheBeeeat Maeeaero of Oermene to ho PnnUhea ZixziBiii Oat SO Advlcti received hereby means of British vessels from the Zambesi Hlver state that the British gunboat entered the river on Oat 8 despite the protests ot the I Portuguese authorities In their company was I a steamer belonging to the British African Los Company which bad In tow a flotilla of lighter and canoes laden with atoms and mu nitions of war Tho entire native population lined the banks of the river shouting dancing and clapping their bands Tb Fortncnese made a verbal protest against the gunboats entering the river ViceAdmiral Fremantl on board the flag I ship Boadloea has tie from this port t i Vltti where he will cooperate with the German ht I forces In Inflicting punishment upon the na tives who recently massacred a number of Germans at that Place pae DKRIIN Oct 20It has been decided tht Herr von Soden Governor of German Eat Af rica will not interfere with the conduct of affairs ae fairs there until Baron Wlismanns appoint ment tr Imperial Commissioner t East Africa expires Baroa Wlstmann will then be ap pointed Governor of the central lakes district while Herr von Soden will assume the Gover norship ot the German African littoral LISBON Oct 20The Governor ot Mozam bique has notified the Government that tbo British noted Company has occupied Mutassa and Doa Toe Governor states that tbe invasion of the Portuguese mate of Monica occurred before Gen Souna was summoned by theKlnctoforma Cabinet and that U any body IB teiponslbie for the Invasion 1 It I Ben nor Forrao a former Prime Minister LKFX XUK ADII1KAL ON OltOBK War fjhlpe Toreod to Sea br a Hterm and Kept There J a oc LONDON Oct 20The storm that prevailed along tho north British coasts on Saturday was followed by a dens fog ViceAdmiral Sir Michael CulmoBeymonr and the 210 offi cers and men belonging to the Brltlth fleet who were left on shore at Scarborough on Sat urday morning when the squadron put to sea to escape being blown ashore made a at tempt to rejoin their vessels this morning The heavy sea had gone down and a long march In small boat 8 made for the shins but the log mal so thick tat mas was impossible 1 to find them and the bat returned to the I town When the fleet ran out to sa the gunboat ths boat Speedwell I had only one officer on bOId Shortly after noon today the fog lifted partly and the fleet having returned the VloeAa mlral was taxcn on bar the Camperdown Here it was found that while slipping the anchor on Hatnrday the cable bad given way and severely Injured thirteen of the crew their lees and Inured and ribs being broken Three other vtesol belonging t the fleet have signalled that fatal accidents occurred on board during the storm MORCJir REPLIES TO BAJLJTOUtl The Beerotarjo Arrogant fiXterepreeeata lions Prove Him TTaflt to Govern LONDON Oct 20Mr Morley addressed his constituents in Newcastle this evening He said be baa promised when at leisure to write a history of England from 1880 t the next general election but ho despaired of being able to plea Mr Balfonr I so doing Mr Balfonrs arguments in his recent speeches were mainly u ouojur misrepresentations and irrelevancies Mr Bailouts statement that Mr Morley had bten only five days In Ireland would not be a bad joke It true but It i was absolutely untrue I lie denied that no was prejudiced against the police but adhered to hla previous asser tion that the police had used excessive force In I Tlpperary I was not bodily Injury which Mr Bnlfonr said sticking plaster would mend but the sting of Insult wnlah intlamta the peo Ills Such supercilious talk showed that Mr sltQtir waa unfit to govern 1It declined to reply t Mr Balfnura Invita tion to express an opinion a to the Innocent e or guilt of the Tipperanr prisoners before their IUt teIr trial He lEt that I Mr Bait our For himseLf be would not decide until tho prisoners were tried by Judge and jury a they would be tried under the same circumstances In England OD1 NZIZRWBD in PARIS Doesnt Believe IrlehAmerleana are lit TldcdConld Ite be Arrested In Caaadal Pints Oct 20ln an Interview today Mr William OBrien declared that he attached no Importance the reports of the rivalry said to exist between the Irish societies In tho United States Such reports he said wero always sot afloat on the eve of the departure of an Irish mission to that country The members of the mission did not Intend to Interfere with Indi vidual rivalries They were going AS the dele gates of Mr Parnell and the whole Irish party and Mr OBrien wits confident that they would receive the support of the Irishmen In America and tho sympathy of the entire American people OTTAWA Oct IIOA member of the Federal Ministry Is credited with stating that the Gov ernment will study the Imperial statutes re lating to the subject with the view ot aseer taming whether JJlllon and OBrien would be liable to arrest as fugitives from justice In the event of their coming to Canada before their return to eland Oladetoao Cheered OK me Way to Beotlaad LONDON Oct 20Mr Gladstone will be ac companied by his wife throughout his tour of Scotland They left Liverpool this morning Four Hundred persons gathered at the railway station at Wbcan and Mr Gladstone was heartily cheered The crowd shouted that they did not want him to make a speech but wanted him to re serve his voice In order to be able to speak In Midlothian and demolish the Tories Mr Gladstone net orthtletsmnde a abort speech in which lIe said that Midlothian knew what to do itself Nothing was left for him to do In that respect At Irettou hundreds of Ir aonn gathered at the station to welcome Mr GladatODf and be was loudly chterod upon hit arrival When Carlisle wn rtiai I a crowd uumhrlng 1600 perllOpl was found waiting the coming 01 the train Mr Gladstone dtlit id an address here lie laid be had no tear for Scotland soul hoped that lngland would dose well in the home rule movement as the people of Ibe t former country VVbeu Mr Gladstone racbd Edinburgh tie rtcftlvod a large number of the leading Hcolch politicians beta was a largo truwd at the railway station Ota Booth Tbleae About BA OOO00 Would liii IMIIPQ I Oct toOn Booth Commander Incbltf of the Salvation Army leakiug of the proposals set forth In bU book In Dark sat Kncland for the allef latlon or Ibe physical dlstret l of the muse s before c ote attention It paid to their IIIral i and pirfiual wsois ears that lit iblJ r1 t iUd to carry out this fhtton Tbt Ituss Iu cvwpenhlpg upin tieD Buolb 4 propoaltlou aartibat tb world may Iw cirusod for itellciK shy of bl II pro pops to rnifsie aoeitir Tried If 511 Aba of be MsKlaUjr Vmrtf lt WILer 05010 Iq Uiri Oct JOTii UrKloUr tariff bill Ii I ripoullil for aeveial fr eeutloDi her touisy Jtv ihi o uttuutnlurfr mut suw woutd uuiier Ib Iaelory ud Workshop act for pipioh lia I wetness aud lilldtro aftfr lisa apilie4 10111 hour lill 94554 Ii It 44 IIWJ It Oils 9liyl fl 1aJI4 in pIlljislTon ib ir dtiir lo fluffb Itftl tut ib VII lr rU Ir I tbf MtTUDlay I UilT iI rlioijld co Into I iruuiju j t f ICLUtS rate 1 u4 fsallatJthspIlm I l ai a rta uaU 1I U6ull Tut 1ue4 a IlilJuJ gip 1 OS r LUilee Hutttlt IC tilt4 MuISW I IMWI Sell jav J4iwpow Oft Q li I Cbarlt JSUMlIJ O 0 II V WM KMlsy reialMl for Chi Att AU et I a 1IQJu aaUllarla Uiii tUtvu IIediO9lJJJs15u JII S dU1JWiIU ef U uln M lUbtti Krot ave 5e0 Lonv at hird t owu4 M P4Y tUtktttt kSq that 111 iar V iMUfed If IW Ilit wltUb Will VUtlt OH 0005 UIM S5HtSMtl5IJL U NI Arrested I Ysaea 1dkss tie reQ Tb IrUt J tml SBOucw the ar Iot iii 1545 IMoit In I i rut It i i 4 t IM if Ibit guacdsoskusaeI I f iei l b sid hiliishstir l who ace bat1 with Mot I SJISCLII i pSs 1 lisa It titS trtlfl ettoB were f uad lo IHtliUiif Louse hiSleleli sod his sUt rH is I Wured we Jo ati wfllb J t4COtrlu spy 1ajps4IiJ4 tejlvnlalas ltJI U1 lMto I ti uaara JoysiamuJ b SUICIDE OF A B MULLETT TEll Kx crnari8iNa AncnirrcT OF ran rnKAtanr Ifllfflrll lllNIIILF Ill ned D oo 4Bt OB Ae nnt r Plamnelat TIoIAaele or lie shepherd and DesIgner of lie Govertuunsal lInII W ofhtnKia sd Elsewhere WABUZitOTON Oct 2oA D Mullott who BO quired oonilderable famo of a certain sort ns a member of the Shepherd ring In this city twenty years ago or to committed suicide hI shooting himself In the bend this evening The Coroner later described It as a case of melancholia with suicidal tendency Mr Mullett entered the Treasury Depart ment under Secretary Chase Ho had studied architecture and developed some special apti tude In that lint In Grant Administration he became Supervising At chltoct of the Treas ury He was also Engineer of the District of Columbia tinder the Doss Shepherd recline In tbtM capacities he had and Improved the op portunity to execute a groat number d costly and elaborate public works and his operations wero characterized by all the oxtrava ganco of that era of profuse expenditure and corrupt politics Ills name became permanently nisocinted with tho bund of speculators in tho inside ring of the Grant Administration who got hold of an Inferior quarry up the Potomac with tho ob ject of palming Its product upon the Govern ment and thus cavo rise to tho oslobrntod Benson sandstone scandal lie was also mixed UP with other official speculations In Maine granite for use in the construction of tho enor mous now public building In Ibis and other allies Among the structures erected by llr Mullett wore the lost Office buildings In New York Boston Cincinnati St Louis Chicago and other large cities Ho also made the plans for the State War and Navy building In Washington His style of architecture was stereotyped and Invariable and It came to be termed the Mullett style Personally ht was a positive anti capable man but hasty anti Imprudent In speech and irascible In temper nnd on this account be made ensmls farter than he made friends The latter have nlway contended that Mullott was aD honest man and It Ic I certain at leost that In HniesB Administration he was very poor and for a long time thereafter he had a bard struggle I to get the bare means of sub sistence Mr B J Murphy the surgeon In charge of the Columbia Hospital was called to Mr Mullens house about S P M to SOP Mr Jliil lett who was slightly Indisposed Mr Mullott bad returned home from his oflloe about 230 P M and at the time of the Doctors visit was Pitting In an arm chair In the library taking a nap Mrn Uullttt told the doctor that Mr Mullett had for some limo been feeling gloomy and despondent but that today bin manner was very bright and cheerful After prescribing for Mrs Mullttt the Doctor went to hs olllce lost across the street He hart been there but a short time when a son ot Mr Mallett came rnnulnc over and asked him to come to the house Imme diately Ho hurried back In response to the summons and found Mr Mullett lying across the bed In his sleenlng apartment partly nn dresitd UA was uneonscloue and bleeding profusely The doctor found that the blood came from n wound about two Inches above the right ear made by a pistol bull evidently ot small calibre The dying man gaa throe or four ga ps and expired within seven min utes after the wound had been Inflicted When the doctor first entered the room It I was filled with smoke from the discharged p stol and be found Mrs Mullctt lying beside her wounded husband with her arm around his neck winning The doctor moved her gently from the room anti then gave his allen tIm to her husband It appears that after the doctor loft the bouse the first time Mrs Mullett and liar hUlbnnl went upstairs to the Intters room and be prepared to retlrn Mrs MulMt went down talrs to get some beef broth for him and It was during her absence that the fatal shot was fired The remains of Mr Mullett will probably te taken to Cnrlnnatl or interment Ho was BO years old and leave nrncblldren four of whom Wars thlMrltr and One In Kansas City Mr ulletts mother and sisters alco live in Kao saiCity He hod n serirre attack of the grip last winter from which he still suffered For tbepnstfewmontbH I e had been despondent at limos ne bad hlllt several houses rxcent ly that be could not dlipoo of nnd bad also unsuccessfully prosecuted a case against the Government TUB FKBNC1I lUITOatS TAUIFF Oleerlmlnntton Proposed Against CountrIes ReturnIng Advantages to Prance PAnts Oct 20Tho Senate and Chamber of DeputiiiB reassembled today Among the bills Introduced In tho Chamber wns one by M Houvler Minister of Finance providing for the Imposition of a tax upon pharmaceutical specialties Bills were also Introduced by M ae Froyclnet Minister of War relative to spies and providing relief for the families of sol diers In the event of a mobilization of the a my The Chamber greeted the ministerial measure with npnlauot She budget Committee hnsnpproved apropo sltlon to place a tax upon patent medicines and cosmetics The dispute mar tbn budget be tween the Budget Committee and the Ministry ba been stilled M incise Minister of Commerce Introduced In the amber of Deputies a general customs tlff bill It provides a maximum tariff ap plicable to products Imported irom countries not conceding commercial adantaieH to France and a minimum tariff reserved for countries consenting to customs regulations calculated to benefit Fronob trade Agricul tural products I figuring exclusively In the maximum olsls will not DB considered In any arrangement with powers Among raw mate rials those will be exempt from duty which are indispensable I to great manufacturers The products thus admitted free Include raw silks ant wools law bidex and raw cotton M Alypebrougbt an Interpellation regarding Ihn Dubomny expedition lie repMncTitd the Government for declaring war acalnsf hahn rnty without the sanction of tbe cbitnher M Etienne Under Hecretnry for the rolonles de nied that war had been declared Tbo object of the ext I dltli IIn held Wee simply to o ren French cubed In Dabouiey An order of the dofaiiprovlng the course of the Gotsru ment waa 401JtI l MOounot Ooulanglat brought up Ibm lion ln lat questIon by demanding that legal M lion IJe taken against the UonTanirtsU In or der to throw light upon the rsecut charges ajzalost tbtrn Mlnlittr Constant replied tbit the High Court of Ju tlc had alr ady condemned Don Utietr sod iitirl the whole of Francs had initial f In the Iondtronntlon It wa nrtdlens for tbtoortrnment 10 lrOut unless new lIanJPt wtrj mode against the HlatA H llerould it iionJd 1 will flurrt Invite tt H agklont tb llinlutry Finally an order of the day was adopted Acquitted of Ntailg RdIsluurghs Jwai 1 JAIIDOW Oct 2OJbll trial of Httplitn Holmes alias Stephen Smith lit American who was charged with mealing jewels j belong Iss to tile Juk of 1 lIllbulIh while lime lJukfl wasin ttuhurJh nluclIng II ollnlnl or fialn YIlllbillol last lisj uk iuw UI Julioburab tr41 sad rulto In is stdki or gsolpotesi Tans vautlloo In be ilgo Mlel IlBU srM let IIIbll Congo Met Joy rnintut ITIPOIDI but tho tariff of Un wr uut approied lr I tb oufiirrn of tliu i sw 55 l II in lnum d only lo it C 5bu fit tinnititi Uu uui n usuitlcfttttit IBIff Mill Is l r duisd roui lbae I lo aix 1 pr 0I1it iatIis fubflc will U tpeditlif f voJ Nd EssaIia1 erfaea Vas Mbiae JAIJ vi TbU 0mmtuiliji the lalintut puWKltl lr It Hintintrrin II tu tug O4iuiot frcw noorr iidiit m Jiumme thai IL I0IM tjte I alwut Jo send u IWt ill War OIM tuhtDhOh iitiiutnia tti i nunit ot tiM rlaiui fit 1 AHIUIM flouug teat the suUur A Un VtAnv tliy Huiwtr Mir 15551 W lsg 14 Mirmvit J mvit net IO1r kD1II1 flake tI di UajtBlli African IIIIIIIr will aLert tot ucus II JPmlu fir rl 1111 11 I14tlN it UIIIDi S fi lJ et lfl 1405 f TaetlssSS flee 3lId tttrurit Of y Tliirt Uux truth III III fgJilt Ihet I ovIi II llIallll 1111 1 oa2psy Id other COlInt ctgai4 III II taastipit15 ifued Ma trttiiiu a IOfI tatC twx to a rcductlbo Iu t nitttr yates CANDIDATE KUBttT KILLS IIIUSKLf Fonirt nnotntc for CaiiartH Too Costly Alter lie Loci Hit Eepteynt RocnKRTin OoOO Isnnh EI Emory candi date for Congress on the worklngmens ticket in this district committed suicide In a room at tho Hotel Livingston last evening by cut ting his right arm with a small knife and al lowing himself to bleed to death Ho was found dead this morning Mr Emery had talen a rocking chair from tho beodroom Into the bathroom and placing It bode the bath tub sealed himself Then with his left hand he out four gashes on his right arm one at the wrist two others Jhe doss to It and another tho one that caused bin death just below the elbow He had studied medicIne when young and his knowledge of anatomy enabled him to sever the radial artery without cutting u very largo gash After ho hail cut the artery be placed his arm over the edge of the bathtub so that tho blood would flow Into it lie ant In that position evidently until bo ntoamo weak from loss of blood when lie lifted his arm laid It across his chant and died 10 caUse lor tbe suicide Is known but It Is probable that the loss of his employment as city passenger agent of the Home Wntertown and Ogdensburg road courted with the vexa tions ot the Congressional canvass paused temporary aberatlon of the mind and that the deed WAS done while Mr Emery was Irre sponsible It Is thought too by men who know Mr Emery that financial trouble may have had something to do with the suicide He borrowed several small sums last week and was hoard to remark ono evening that running for olllce cost money and it 1s hard work when you havent got much UlS OllVLL WAS FKAOTUnttD Charles Klotm lo ked Up a a Draiken Van la S Police Station Charles Klotz Is dying In Bt Catharine Hospital Brooklyn He Is employed nt a bakery In Flushing avenue On Friday morn ing ho was found apparently drunk on the side walk near the corner ot North Oxford street and Myrtle avenue covered with blood The ambulance surgeon who dressed a wound on his head declared him to be intoxicated He was put In n cell and later In the day ar raigned in Justice KonnaB court Officer Walker noticed that hole was acting strangely and thinking that he might be III asked the Court to discharge him Klotz was discharged and he went to his home at 171 Troutman street Wllllainsbnrch The next day ho was In a high fever On Saturday night an ambulance was called to take him to tho hospital The ambulance surgeon discovered that his skull was frac tured In lucid Intervals he said that Ernest Jasper a butcher with a store near the corner of Myrtle avenue and North Oxford street hAd hit him on the bead with a cluD He remem bered nothing that had transpired sine he was hit until he woke up In the hospital Jas per wan arrested He admitted having struck Klutz but said that Klutz wns making a row outside ot his shop He had hit him m self dtttnco GOT CAUPBELI AFFRONTED The Speaker of the Donto Prevents tho Reception of an Oflalal Message Coiustnus Oct 2X Tho lower branch of the Legislature held an afternoon session the Senate having adjourned until tomorrow Coy Campbell sent a message to the House but the Speaker refused to recognize his prl vale secretary and an adjournment motion was rushed through before the message could be received Gov Campbell looks upon the notion of the Speaker OB a personal Insult The message suggested that a nonpartisan Hoard of Improvements for Cincinnati be ap Dolnted by the Mayor of that city and an elec tion bo held In April The massage will go to the Senate tomorrow tienatoreloetCMvln 8 Price of Lima Virgil P Kline and It It Iloldtn of Cleveland the Hon John It Thomas of tjprlngflcld Lawrence T Neal of Cblllloothe Charles baker ot Cin cinnati and several other big nuns of Ohio Democracy are here It Is thought that the Bepnblloan members of tho Legislature will vote for the Governors bill as will nearly oil Democrats nKPOttlZRD lIT TUB CABUAJf A Woman Left In a Mlzth Arcane Drug Store Arrested for Intoxication A cab drove up to the drug store at Sixth avenue and Twentysixth street at 11 oclock lost night and the cabman got off the box and helped from the cab woman who was dressed in a walking dress of brown cloth He led her Into the drug store and drove off Several Trolldressed men spoke to her and went away promising to return They didnt come bock however and the druggist believing that the woman was Intoxicated called a policeman and atkod him to take her away The police man took her to time Thirtieth street station house There she said she was Mrs Hiram A King and said she was 37 years old She said she had been living at the fifth Avenue and bt Cloud Hotels The policeman made a charge of intoxication against her and she was looked np A man who said bo was J 13 Close of the Gorham Manufacturing Company at Broadway and Nineteenth street called at the elation and offered to take the prisoner away but Capt llellly refused to consider the offerttlSS ttlSS BECKtTZIUa EHOAOE1IEXT Another American Relies to bo Captured by a Titled Enallehmaa Private information received from abroad announces the engagement of Miss Helen Beckwttb daughter of the late Nelson M Bockwlth of this city to Francis Dudley Leigh eldest son of Lord Leigh of Lolghstone Abbey who was born In July 1ASS and whose brother met a cruel death bf l falling Into a deep canon in Colorado several years ago Ills mother is u filter ot the Duko of Westminster Miss Iiokwltb Is at present living with Mr and Mr Bradley Martin at their place In the Hcotch nianlands Hhe la an belrtsi baling been left over 760000 by her father who died several yoara ago and whoae home was at 78 Filth avenue Mlas ftaukwlth baa for years ben known In 1 New York society s baby Ueckwlth She Is about 45 years old The marriage will be celebrated in London on Nov 3 tVaenUBton Will VToltamt the Caorovltth WASHIHOTOS Oct Washington society I much interested In the rumor that Nlcolau Altxandrov Itch the heir to the Russian throne propose to visit this country Ills plan of travelling Incognito Is probably adopted for the auk of enabling him to dIspense with a large retinue of attaodauU but It would not uako utiy pra ical dlffcnnutt In retard to the amount of llouilnir wblili he would relr at ilie national capital and tUtwIinr1 Wbn tht rand Dukx Alexis tinted Wublnuton In lN7 I S lit hutS aparimatn ut time jopton lnUI but bl ntihuw fit Lrnrevlleu it be uunls fieri will ho provided ttith juart rii at the Hunlan Lmbasay In accordance with lustruotloos sent to baron Iliru vu Wael air a HI nut we fur Jwdlct of Ibt Na p ree e Ceurl WAsiiivnrny Oct JO The Wsetworktre Jollll al Alllani of till city isa f tent in IrsI dent harrIson l a pttltluu emtodyititf the or aiulie uini rool Ut ion tit rural III rit lIst posies iueM mist en fi lute aim 55 Wilt 4 luftl I H irulk jiullu ueLf iutuiir IxiMr J4Ig5 Stilt l uu vain tIe same i Iliti tb frxl4 elf lit UsUal UltUjef l see V I U lf f eusaaS kpeoai 114 55ia 4 Mi 5 KII Iuulu te4y viwilou ia It Muu W 4 mu tslmd ieipa a e SIIHIIII lailk Ii ib ptae 44 leslie kIller 4a4555 A Hit Nelsse 5oc ttlllU Ml Ualber MIser K V M juJ Wlllaiufsylcr IOD side I nt Minder iu his M coh j degree fur kill lug lilt iiiuttmr ittr W ti 1rnr iu vise Hlltm ut iw waf Muuuitd inday to life lut nou uttitl IB JJiuuassiies prIo tfAUUI rtlUH 1UK lgItzOlAp YL 14 CtuiU wIll tiftt IU aitdte U nil Itjfl reicr TM in t ttl arch 55c5 ft YassI Sum we Iscead Lb CI Pests Ml uftl fle lwM iUkl 4 ta x II tMifitU Cad Wok isti t l as Lauasaou et fiiutt iil I iwusl 4 W IW Ibt HHt tU IUttl e U It tiesisl lif I Meal Ii t tlltlHul tliflfl i l tlf flltf Vile 0ea iiitiii i l j r mr li li lvmt eCt Sul sitS Iuluecs 71twee Seed 144 iaeee 1 a I igei Ii lass jjaiiS ausi4 lul i ii Iiei4du 4 V1taie 4 14 lies a Puteset rue aes Ii See iegaaS isle 4 as St 541 ft IU No4tfI See Ufk f CMe Mesa we esl4445 jtMtiiti u it lb C 51e ii isftestSes IE Mrnh Les lisa a45le TWENTY DAYS FROM LONDON j aNxzlrrr ABOUT PUSS ancLMSNXP fitAircB ov ma JTATIOVAK Litre There flee Deem Rican TTeather U Re ConreeTho allneota dot Berne Of 10 and HnfferedThe Spree Lice Hot It If the steamship Franco of the National Use Is 1 afloat on the stormy Atlantic she probablf has six ry disgusted and scoalok UoM aboard which were to have appeared t Hero 5 last night She has not been spoken sine she left London on Oct 1 twenty day ago She usually makes the voyage from London under nineteen days tn tho roughest kind of weather and when the sea Is calm she gets here vfithlB fifteen day The France is a cattle ship and the lions are deck passengers In cages Another cattle ship the Mlnoola which al rived yesterday from Scottish ports had a dis astrous encounter with the gale that swept off the coast on Friday last When the big blow struck the Mlnoola south of Sable Island it had developed Into a hurricane It churned the seas Into such crisscross fury that Oil hadnt power to comb their cresta off She kept her nose to the wind hove to for tea hours Boos leaped aboard frequently The offlocrs and sailors abandoned tho main deck and went up on the bridge where they stayed until the sea went down n bit A monster wave curled over the port quarter and smashed nearly everything It struck It battered In the end of the cabin tor away ninety feet nf the port bulwark ana breaking throuirh the skylights ot the engine room flooded it Tho starboard lifeboat ah was smashed to smlthoreen tho malnitaysall was carried away the bridge compass waa broken the hatch combings were torn off and the bells on the forecastle bond and wheel i a house and the cattle fittings were washed off The Franco undoubtedly got the brunt ot the storm that hit the Mlneola The France al though somewhat larger than the Mlnoola la a very old boat having been built twenty throe years ago Besides the lions the Franc f bad aboard five horses and a boar hound 1C 1 this collection has got loose in the tempest there may have been lively times on the France That the storm has been of unusual ceverlty is evident from the fact that only a low ooena steamships and no sailing craft arrived yes terday Tales ot broken srars and torn sails if of nothing worse may drift in all the week The fine new North German Lloyd steamship Spree wbtch was exnected by her ngonta to ar rive on Sunday doubtless has had n brash with the gale Hho has 201 cabIn and 478 steer age pasengirs Hhe was designed to compete In speed with the twinscrew ships of the Hara 1 reAmerican line She has only one screw with tripleexpansion engines of 13000 horse power to turn VulcanBho was built at Stet tin hy the Vulcan Company Hho Is 485 feet long 62 feet beam 88 feet deep and measures 9000 tons She has steel pole masts without yards Her screw is I four bladed and Is 21 feet 7 Inches In diameter On her trial trip in the Baltic the Spree made an average speed of 190 knots Her nlgbestspeed was 201 knots Bhe ban all the conveniences of a Dratelofls modern steamship The ITntted Slates Caaadae One Market Bntrnsw Ont Oct 20One of the largest political meetings that baa been held in this part of the Dominion for a long time assem bled here tonight to hear Sir Richard Cart wright one of the Liberal leaders on the effect ot the McKinley bill on Canada He said Can ada was confronted with this misfortune be cause our Government refused to treat with the United States for a measure of fall reci procity They had gone further and In every possible way bad annoyed the people of the United States It is adding Insult to injury to tell the people of Canada they should have looked about for new markets while the Mc Klnlny bill was In doubt and when It was not 1 known whether the Senate would pass It they wantonly challenged the United Btates by passing an almost prohibitory duty by their own showing tbay did not need revenue but did it as a defiance to the people of the United States Xoq wilt hardly find a family in Canada m be said that has not parted with some mom ber or relative who has been forced to stele employment In the Unltedutates In the ab sence of work In Canada He pointed out that in the past seventeen years Canadas trade with Great Britain had decreased 27000000 while with the United States It showed many millions of an Increase They may talk ot new markets but the United States market cannot be replaced Died of Hydrophobia BrniiTNonAM Ala Oct 20 Willie Lewis the tenyearold son of John Lewis of Mountain Creek Ala died lost night of hydrophobia Six weeks ago the boy was bitten by a pet dog and ten days ago symptoms of hydrophobia developed Ho grew rapidly worse and be fore he filed suflered terrible torture It was necessary to keep him tied down In bed for thieo dare before his death lie barked ana snarled like an angry dog Hall ftiorin In New York elate NTACZ Oct 20A terrific hall storm pre vailed throughout the upper part of llocklasd county lost night doing much damage Bomo of the hailstones were as large as walnuts Earthquake la Itlebea LTSBOW Oct 20 A slight shock ot earth quake has been felt here The Weather lUin fU 7 stsrday t In the like raglan and Hew Be lied and lIght showers Outlet the morolni u far stalk Is thiiadlpble The storm that was centr1 on the Rhode Iiludteatt en Sunday passed to Ma Tbe wish on the New fag Und COM btcune high from the nortbwMt with an sTIrs viloelty of twtntyflve miles aa boar i at Boit n thirty mU Vbe high pMunre otlovtuf the storm nd e eapylof tbe ceatrtl valley end Southern Sum caused a liii In tamptrttore In Ibe Illululppl ud the eoantry Hath oftbtleku lafflcltnt orkllllnf frMUfrom WUcouIn to Tionttue ylr wiatbir prrtll loath end Wail ot tbe Irtii ic pt for light tame 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u r i I 2 LU TIlE SUN TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 1891 TAMANY LACKS NO THEMES Diiwocnxcr n TDK xuritoTtt or am BlNaLEUAKDkn JFtUUT ft 170 Orator flet Points at the Y7la It WBM A rrocramme That Will Keep I Tklnara Htlrrlna Vl to JKIeolloo Bar Tli meeting of Tammanys orator In tho Vlffvvam last evening was the Initial move ment of the most nctlveipeaklng campaign that the organlratlon bos over loen Jlost of the 170 eloquent gentlemen whoso name wore I enrolled for service on tho stump at tho last meeting of the Committee on Organization were present Judge Holme presided and ex plained the perfect system ot boolilng notify ing and keeping track of speakers that he has prepared Ho will te a the Wigwam every day and all application lor speaker atiDem ocratlo meetings will b attended to DEUOOBAOY la to to the keynote of the campaign ond no room for doubt will be lilt u t Tammanys position on tho vital political questions of th day Commissioner of Ao etranta Holahan brought forward the fIrst Jbudgot of suggestions and their weight and f pertinence explained his long and thoughtful I Msdon with himself nt the desk room ot the I Committee of Twentyfour In the afternoon I I Ho aid that tho uncompromislni attitude of Tammany and Its candidates agalntt n publUan usurpation should b made plan to the people The Republican party has Impudently dlselosed Its pat ba Impudoot pur e pose to do anything to make permanent its oontrol of both Houses of Congress I I I should succeed lu obtaining a majority of the next Congress nothing less than a revolution maid dislodge I In a quarter of a century The admission as States of the four smallest Territories as most likely to bo Itopubllcan and the reversal of the peoples will in Mon toaa when that expectation was disappointed epeouton was the first outrage The use of a bare BisJorlty of four In tho House to unrest Demo crat until seventeen were so unseated was the next The passage ol the McKlnler bill r i Vorce bill 1 1 and Speaker Reeds arbitrary Bad autocratic usurpations were all touched s Th excellence of the Grant Administration the P M 1 mtirepresentatlon about city ex penses tlie tax rate and tho Mayors attitude toward the schools were all touched upon Busy pencils took notes for all the orators wben It was explained that MH000000 of tho 143000000 of this years Increase tn the as Dessment was on personal property that bad I previously escaped taxation and that the in Crease of real estate ucaosamonts on a larger i trrowth of value was llesa Ithan I had been I under Hewitt Grace or Coonor ExAssemblyman John F Melntyre elab orated one of Mr Holahans points that the to I called Democrats nraqnit the Itislonlsta were I opponent of Oov Hill and essentially non moc ala He told how the effort 10 get Gay Bill endorsed and the Force bill denounced at n Oounty Democracy conference was opposed by Henry R Beekman because It would dls plea the Republicans with whom thoy weio I allied le I 1 Judge Olldersleeve and many other orators I bundled vauable suggestions In the same line I 1 into the hopper and Coroner Levy spoke loe 1 rigorously for plenty or German meetings r Congressman Charles H Turner stirred up the Ki stirrers of the people by a further description I F ot the outrages of the Republican In Con I gress and a timber Illustration of the Inlqul 5 us of the Force bill New Corners he said i were far from belnz untouched by the bill Its i power In the direction of appointing hosts of I 1 marshals to make domiciliary visits pry Into naturalization matters and generally pester voters In this Democratic city were tho same I as in tboBouth He spoke for an ngcressUe 1 campaign on the part of Tammany Hall as the z I Baying friend of manhood Btiflroee and of Democracy No olty In I any country with the rank thIs I Empire City bA In our land ever exercised so little Influence In tho ad airs of that lands gov ernment Now York is bound hand and foot by tne Ilepnbllran party deprived ot represen tation crippled in rosounes and hampered oven In Its commerce aDd business by unjust discriminations And yet there Is a combina tion of alleged Democrats with these Kenubli cans to kep up this domination over us I I cannot oonoolv how any Democrat can be fool enough to be so deceived and hoodwinked The first bur demonstration of the campaign on these lines will be the rand ratification mass meeting at the Wigwam on Thursday pltrht Senator Arthur r Gorman of Mary land who was Chairman of the Democratic National Committee in 1881 will be tho princi pal speaker So much interested U I he in this J light of Democracy that be broke several engagements i c gagements to attend this meeting The other f beakers will be Congressmen Charles F 1 Crisp of Georgia John W Daniels of Virginia n Joseph C 8 Blackburn of Kentucky Senator f Zebnlon Vane of North Carolina Gen Iatrlclc o J Colllnawbo presided over the National Con 4 ventions of 1881 and 1883 E Kllery Anderson I mo longer a County Domoorat John I Fel lows ditto W Bonrko Cockran and Gn Daniel E Sickles Tonlgbt there Is I a banner raisins and Tam many ratification mass meeting at Broadway and Thlrtyfieoond street to bo addressed by Judge Gllderslreve James V Osborno A H Pry and William M Lawrence the candi date for Assembly In the Eleventh district A big Seventeenth district Tammany ratifi cation meeting will aKo be held tonight at Washington 781 Eighth avenue Tomorrow night big district meetings will b hold In the Fifteenth district at wi third street and Eighth avenue Hpeokers T S G8nlllvan Leonard AGIegerlch Joseph K Olelrch Hewberger John J Delaney John B Mr l Goldrick I row S Weeks Seventeenth district 344 West Fortyfourth street Wendela Assembly Rooms speakers not yet assigned Eighteenth district 211 Fast Twentyseventh street Speakers M F Holonan Isaac L Eg bert A H Purdy Charles O L Wahle L 11 On Friday night there will be rallies In the First district at Lalicht and Greenwich streets nt which Col FoliowsGeorge Blair Frank Fitzgerald Bartow 8 Weeks and Daniel E Finn will Don In the Twentysecond di E trict at Parepa Hall a ronsor to bo presided over by John DCrlmmlns and addressed by e Lancay NIcpll T C T Cram M F Rr ol nap Fe dlnand Levy John Molntyre Julius J C Langbeln otvre Julus On Saturday night the Nineteenth district jrill ratify at the Naragansett Club dlRtrot 107 t wet Filtyfnurth street with speeches and a rand Hurrah hut a bigger demonstration le I k lready being arranged for Nov 1 at Durlands t iding Academy when llourke Cock ran Col e 101 De Lunoey Moult Judge MoAdam enator Ives and Assemblyman Connelly will D heard Cnnily wl he Heventh district on Saturday nleht will LJseabonrjer at IDiversity place and wi Jour tiouth street and cut a glow of red light roM Upton square to the window of Mayor Grant eadquarti r Tue siieaker will be eakorl wil T 0 T train Judg Gllderilei Alfred 1 Murray Bartow B Veekg Gen Blckiesand M 7 Uola Ian This Is I not tbe full reoord of the weeks Heellnge Judge Holme prom I e corns more BjinonnoaDient today oUlomoDII Tbe bar t ork of iho campaign for the Com k pltilonerotHtreet Improvements was beuun r eeriest y terday by the Tammany men t Candidate IlafTea and Job Heabold mail a roulb canvass or the dtlrct south of lift ItHt and 41t of Third avnui w were 1 rclvd nvryvrbii uml found a eurpris I aulr large number of Ittpubjlcanii who may Ii I depended IIIMJII t vote fir Jlr Haffen I all Jr Heaboid afUiward There ar also many iiktwirm lisiata men who will be strung laften ruin bor election day I L trul At night U1etingi were gold at foIsa DI UO Mllife vuu al forfiD1 vflu J11 strut West 1irme rIO Ilrd IeO iifleiia Ual 11 Irllw r lor Mr TtfiM 11mm addrsud Ibl m ir at 414 In Mlal MailalUm lei I 11 Ballot Ia r isrly every on of the editorial tsff sad tb larger ar of the ou pol lton and press men of hi VollriXtitung are capdf4ie l s for Mob ixlltlcftl ernie this fOr LndirU Jab ttnewiky was a ked how I lupi oed that tit lalil h4 so sJtrJ their politic pm uI nfsaturuprorQmc JIuIii I f s Irl I dI I cost rUIII ibIs rear lou IUD uu witheuf diffleuli Ibukstnifi hloj Ito lbouI4110UI rn tl I fur ptsw ldbH puylI lb fiIie I wee BlrMJ1 HYuf 14 ur l IH orb r rUlit I tttli I Talk ftWiui aoclalsiii net tusk lair Jorij4 II 1t fiWtr as ccli J 1 ae Jar aIiy flit man who talk it1twsy4uipi4 kDW tfliat I t I iIIMIethbqt t Soer lie t MUU P1 U ie eel sf tij sndldilT Iijl4sa J iI hug ll lioulr tl Jwri IP to UV t LFi nlh a will IfOtfii us erjlh pur oIl L I SliIt4 that tie HMlalltU uBtiod the tst Uw I IUIUI Co4la1aU lre aISi 1k OMH jVrexJerUk JJeoDfll I the nominee of ths I IJalI ef tb Joullb Cingre dllrM J Tb N rUrr of Kui has i Jessed Lie irl sM I tsus I U doe out euutaiii SW pews JJiinIUsysllit Ire illtiti ti lo lt f O i UAlii mi s IM eiuiifigfllrjnt In IJjI I HiOtnli f cerilflisl Jicil Jo llltttri tYIUni4rjpha Id 14reId I Jfesair l flour Ji4ge nutffuina ol the hniiin Viurt yIirdsy i an oioei riulr g ti UJI lry la itLiltuebuwsuio wbr t t rilCe ie lxiut4 AI l eltMl rllaUail 1 Ma iolaU a Zt cUA ALasVOct TtuteeiUfletU o cctnloa fleft ol n f FrrxuMO of liunalo by tit 10 fI laix iriy U it uedI fr A grsesweeit4b fbi rIO it JlaJ 1 tudeyssul rje4 d hsues it A a pot slatS I Jd l I nii dltrlel she 10ullnI c pro I pua tu TliU and SUao toxUiUM all t I 1 1 un I pl lo the poUt ua aewrupajiilDg the cerUfJ eat vm is o ml 1 M 1 AIr XtUtRB DOT run fKOFLE Charaeterlitle Hatlfleatlon Staetlnc or the roaU Manlelpal l acno The P M L rallies dont rally Last night the fudonlsU had calculated on Whooping things up generally and I had been given out that the flower of the P M f L army would turn out at the mass meeting in the Lexington Ave nue Opera House A 8 1i oclock tho newer consisted of just eightytwo men on thn floor and thirtytwo In the gallery with a man and a boy on the platform James 1 Archibald William I Hornblower and the others bo w ro to speak walked about uneasily waiting for the crowd thitnavercame A few minutes i otter 8X oclock they climbed up to tho plat I I I form and Mr Archibald was Introduced to amuse the audience until Mr Scott arrives He did Meanwhile 1 young man went around among tho reporters and whispered that Bill Poster Reagan of Ann street had failed to keen his contract to bill the district with 6000 posters The young man hinted darkly that lie Man had been bought off by Tammany Candidate Scott who had been over at All Souls Church on Madison avenue where Ito had talked for live minutes aveDUe caro In at this moment and made his typewritten speech This time It consisted ol Mr Ivlnss views abut the TtacrlntAra ofllca Time three min utes Johnnie llaycs a good Oounty Demo I crat of the Twentieth Assembly district marched In with a blue banner and four other men just as Candidate bcott WAS hustling away Chairman Tucker introduced J Bleeckcr Miller as the next speaker but cries of Hayes brought that gentleman to the platform I I am surprised at this meeting said Mr Hayes I ought to have teen larger lam I I convinced as I look n this slim attendance them were perhaps 250 In the hal then that the meeting wasnt propatly advertised I you wanted It to be a hummer you ought to have called on the boys In the district nnd they I would have fixed It up In great shape for ron I Mr Maya talked antiTammany lor Ibo next I ten minutes and when ho bad finished three I fourths ot Ibo crowd getup unceremoniously jammed their hats un their heads and started 1 tur the door Chairman Tucker jumped up In a hurry nnd cried after them This meeting In I now adjourned Tboo was more excitement over at the meet ing In the basement of All Souls Church where half 1 dozen clorgymon told funny sto ne and abused Tammany Hall bolero 200 People The Her Jumna 1 Wasson Itabbl A ii Harris tbo llev Lr lleter Newton and the lev George Mluglns mad short ndares es until Candidate Scott arrived from Turn Hall Harlem where he had made a short type written speechsaying that at tbo risk of being accused of harping on a single string he would pay that the light was the light of The Peo ple 1 against Tammany Hal His speech at All Pools was abort He said If I am able I will redeem the city from its disgraces and give I you a respectable businesslike unpolit I loa government That 8 all you ca expect TUB STlIAlUllTIZCKttT HK3INAHT No Endorsement ol the below Ticket br the Bepnbllean Clnb The Republican Cob bad a strange meet lost night John 8 Smith the Chairman of the Committee on Municipal Elections told of the efforts of the committee to obtain a straight Republican ticket He went over al to ground of the last several months and told ot the failure Tbe club expected to te faiure was en dorse the fusion ticket but no attempt was made to bring this about The straight Re publicans In the club had come t the club In a mass for the purpose of defeating any such recommendation and there would have been a fine hullabaloo I any effort to endorse the fusion ticket had been attempted The club simply adjourned without notion It was very freely said by members of the club that they had their knives out especially for James W llawes tho calico candidate for President of the Board of Aldermen They do not can whether Mr Hawes would have a voto on the Board of estimate and Apportionment or not They declare that they will slash him for his desertion of them and that his lat state will b 0 coat deal wore than the first The town did not hold last night a more chipper Individual than John K Brodaky the leader of i be OBrlenltes In the Eighth I was an Individual joy which made Mr BrodsLy bubble Affairs with the B M I O hail not run to suit him but ho said he was going to be elected Assemblyman Meantime be will sticK out for the straight ticket himself and It wont make any difference to him what the two or three lights remaining in the B M It 0 may do Ho told of tho speech that William L Strong made atthe Jest conference when tho Colonel told his hearers that It B very evi dent to him that nothing could beat Tammany this fall Mr Brodsky said be echoed the Col onel sentiment Col George Bliss yesterday sent a oter 10 Col Strong which bad something to soy about James G MeMurray President of Ba1 M R O in the Eleventh district and Charles A alloy one of Mr MoMurrays patriots A BURS says that In n conversation with three gentlemen a short time ago Mr Malloy said 1 that be was Democrat and that be had joined the D 1 I 0 to help the Demooratlo party and that one of the motives for his joining the ll M R O was to help make Mr MeMo ryny the Assembly candidate for the district In op position to lh Republican candidate Col Bliss says further that he Is I prepared to prove that Mr Halloy wan In communication with prominent Democrat Mr MeMurray says that the Colonel Is wrathful because MeMur ray will not support his candidate for the As sembly William N Hoag lie adds that be believes Hose will be beaten out of h boots Klniro County Political Not The first big rally of the campaign In Brook lyn Is to bo held on Friday night under the direction of the Republican Campaign Com mittee Secretary Tracy who Is I to come on From Washington on that day to register will be the principal speaker at the meeting which Is to be held In the Clermont Avenue Rnk On the week preceding the election the Demo crats will whoop It UP at the Academy of Mualo and also at the rlok Tb Young Hens Democratic Club met last Ight and enthusiastically endorsed the entire ticket One of the operation of the new ballot law has caused a political muddle In the town of Fltnlandn Mr Balnley It the regular Dem ocratic candidate fur Supervisor of tbe town but unless the courts Interfere his name will not be placed on the regular Democratic bal lot lit nomination was not filed rallo the County Clerk on Monday as the law provided but at 10 oclock the sam night was banded 10 one of the clerk at hits own house A pro I test against Its acceptance was presented and I yntrday County Clerk Kaiser decided after holding an Investigation that the nomination bad 1 not beep properly Old The flatland i Democrats will now get out of the dlffloqltr br putting UP Mr Dally by petition and In this Thursday way blf nomination can b filed on or before I lurlar more than 1100 names of lqtor bie been registered In Oraveaend and 1 here are to b two more days for registration lii ttii town Ilto total enumeration will probu BIT rea b I7 W Althounb rudy lbrefiiurtb of t the OravKviid 1 voter are ixjlltlcally gilled to John Y MeKan and hav a hitherto oberd liii mandate It Ii I thought that he cannot boM ilieni in the present i impugn and that nearly all of them will vot for ourluey und tb other Ueuiixratle casdidales Tile Domination of Ludlow Ilirrlek ai aa Indepepdeal Icrnoeratlf n4Mte for Huiw rd jltoi of the Hhtlt wan has beD died with the Cvunty neik Blk Henatar Jami W lilrkntt his rwttiul his rotitrav t foi ereclliiB guard rails around the 1lluIIXtl for 4t MlaelcelDVl sad theMe Jrwlileaj iccMV Oct 90 tA uppemaUI report of tIll Uililatlv ComuillU MlatlDtf to Utah bouudarle wan talmn Up for eoold r lioo ibis sourcing Tb list sectIon r4 i 1lt f cltUtur shall hove vowtr t cigiunt t the avevjuleltlon of additional lerrilorf ij this Blat auii t malt lb aju o part thereof i cud tlit I Jglslstuj iiitr 1111 lo the vreaiion ot tiolher flat ur Itriltorr to U forioeJ I 1 whol or I Ion Dill ot a I4irhi uf ul lulu hInts pLanes r lljKiuuiHiil t nt ISIS iiitfieei ul ll Jetted Nets h lll alvin llirtj awl lll L l clnlalur His r atl lerll ui4 l uulaile l tit fln uIIJI1U Ulatse Pfi Aver ruob ittyiitltt ftttv I HIl I iMVIBDlUaf ijid the JgI4ls urwsynuot 14 was t4 b Ij Ut ps tIAumlOIIDt ILL wu reuded I y Itti rIYltjO I trios 1 IluIll1 iulIsjiatli I ft his wlh eUlt1 ltatfl ryi ufiifn tushi en 66 fiup tl iss4 fom the block fup1I51 end j I fjI S I 11 b I 11 kliit 1 with iiu OU Jaer S lanai is t seia4i II 111 2fdSJ List Iou Iw or IIu lu tb nm ut I Jlt t torts tL ludutiilaJ Jl Jofui HI If 1111 we auje lucll ulWIII Ib liesry Ueerg jibe of 14 sad walo end uiavoiluavHft l l titltot ou Jije AuilraJUq piiaeabusir tn iiuu I as 01 liii UIIII the convIct lilt tttltui 1 I 111 nailoi tsnkIiigltstnUi nea tiovrnmipi I nlrJ 1 4 r railroads fjrspe grid us boo I liii I list iaCkCt wne 1IIIWJ 1n hour ar hear C liuUlwIo J oWrltkJ Ltilsgt Homo Jor 1 H njJurs JJAtfur4J H rater of bid h H 145q ri Jasij 4nnpltciIr1 01 3 btieldop tirjswc44 2z Iu U Ziw Lsedon oUI J OH FIE WICKED PARSONS wn4 DBaurs rna XJMUAHT rorana Prim cauoKKD rA8rzua Dtceeyerlnaj Tat Campalam Taado Are noneoanr la HBlte el the Ballot n form I wThe XttimbllcM HaotiU tunn I3ifl Met to Work to Raloo Theaa Rtrango reports flew In and out of tho 1 M L headquarters all day yesterday I seems that some ot tho parsons connected with the I establishment fret under the criticism that they arc green as newmown bay concerning the practical working of political I machinery These parsons have a nnmberof sympathizer In Ole Toalls bureau and It report Is I to bo credited they proper to do a Ito business to prove their political astutenesS In a word they believe In pastors and as those pastors will cost money thero will bo further SM monte made upon th backers of the League I Is proposed that those patters shall havo on them the names of the fusion candidate for county offices and beneath them the onndl dates of Tammany for district office If tho TAmmanv voter can be bamboozled by tho parson Into thinking that when ho oto for J j I his district candidates ho Is I voting for lbs I county candidates of the organization the parsons will have gained a great point The I report of these doings was listened lo atten tively by County Democrat In the New Am sterdam Club and by BOle of the Itspubllcan machine leaders who were at the Cumberland It was very offensive news to them for both the Counties and the Itepnbllcans bivo their own candidates in the dlstilots and Ihu dont i I propose to have them Hold oat by any such proceeding today They will look Into these reports The parsons while stating that the new I Ballot law does away with the collection of IIT great campaign funds nevertheless discover that a solid treasury will b necessary In the coming battle They with the Counties und Hemibllcane had a number of conferences yesterday on the boodle nnostlon I is pro posed to make a further call upon tho oauhy bakorsof the League There m untie no Hint and there will be no mercy The merchants will be called upon and the irederal ollice holders will aleo bo locked KmUsarles among the federal orHneholdors In the Custom lloiw In and the Post Offlce are already a work nnd tome of them handed in their report at the P M L last night I The Hon Louis F Pain hoard tho retorts i that mone was to bo collected to grease the 1 M L machine He was at tire Hlth Aenuo Hotel batting with Gen Kuupp and straugi as It may appear Mr Payn denied the report He added that even body was u 1th the fusion movement that Candidate Soottw growing so fast that tot 8 now as big u a bouse and that all Iho money needed was to pay Gen I Jay Knapps bat and washing bills Ollle Trails I typewriters tuougn were more irann man tDOUII Mr Payn They produced 0 bulletin lor the newspapers which opens this way One of the most insignificant features of the present canvas so vigorously pushed lit the city by the Peoples Municipal League la the spontaneous manner I which contribu tions to the campaign fund are pouring In from the people by It mistake Is really this too way bad t have t toll tho truth Ole also ears officially that the taxpaying women have consented to send In their checks to the Finance Committee and are organizIng in various ways to oarry out the alms and ends ot the campaign In a word the parsons started their boodle campaign yesterday Ollle had a little coterie of maiden voters around him during the evening and afterward they were put through the ropes by Boss Peek ham and Me Too flemIng Down at the Cum berland subBoss Patterson and others of the KeDiiblloan machine leader were busy laying out district meetings and preparing for a rati fication meeting next Ireparc In addition to taking the women for cam aign ammunition the P M Ls have started n Womens Annex The special business of the apnex which Is under the direct charge of Ulss Lockwood 114 East Eighteenth street la to cet their husband and all their men friends ticket to register and to promise to veto tho calico tct tctrOLuNrBY I rOLuNrBY CONTttlBDTIOSS Vim Trouble Rnlolnr Campaign land Among Department Clerk WABIJTOOTOW Oct 20Tho voluntary con tributions of the department clerks for Itepub lloan campaign purposes are ponring in at the various headquarters with everIncreasing rapidity and the fund will soon be A large as I was In the palmiest days ot the old spoils system Indeed It i difficult to see wherein the present system differs materially from Its predecessor in either a moral or a political sense The methods pursued are tho same in both cases and the penalties for disobedience of or ders an a severe now as they were before tho Itepnbllcan party espoused the cause of civil service reform Tbe subjoined document will serve as an Illustration of the manner in which the party leaders are leading the clerks IlEADQUAnTEKS OHIO REPUBLICAN STATE E BCUTTVB OOMMITTBE 120 EAST STATE ECUTE OoonTTr EJT STATI BTHEET OPFOH1TE OOYKMUEOT BULLUlNd CoLUU DUB OHIOWASHINGTON WASHINGTON D O Oct 151890 DEAD Bin The Republican HI ate Execu tive Committee of Ohio has authorised the Treasurer of the Ohio Association William WIlam May e banker 516 Ninth street to receive voluntary contributions from Onloans rail dent in this city and forward the same to tho Executive Committee at Columbus He is authorized to receipt for the name and keep a complete record for the association a copy of which will be furnished to this committee It wi oommlle K therefore hoped that you will call on I Mats at once as this committee II In need of funds to pay its aotual expenses Yonr prompt YonfPromDt appreciated ness and liberality in this regard will be duly lt bun truly THE REPUBLICAN STATE EXECUTIVE COM UITTEK or Omo PlNNarrNL DEMOCRATS nopEfUL Counting on the Defeat of Dolamater and a Gale or Two Concrcaeiaca WABHIHOTOX Oct 20At the Democratic headquarters here favorable news baa been haQuarr ba blD re ceived from Pennsylvania Virginia Ohio New York and other Important States Congressman Ualiu of Pennsylvania who Is In man Inhlo I of the Democratlo Congressional Committee rooms said today that be bad numerous and I trustworthy assurances from Pennsylvania that the defection from Delamater wa great and widespread and tIre prospect t for Paul ions eUptlon were excellent In Pittsburgh Delamater he said there was a perfect uprising against ellare Conareiilonal al l etlon In I Pennpyl anla1Mr daub 4 Jed I think weshall I make some gains I We have a flgbtcg chine mAl T several ujiitflQisgIit 1 out or thorn I all we soul gain two I think f e or certain to elsot a IlemcCrat tm the Twelfth district t sucoied Oabprne Mr Hklnner Is very apt defeat ye Atklicsop W jisvq Ia go If 1 cbauce Libby ur c 4 lnardliiyi district imifln the Twenty date fifth whore there are two lUpublican candi Want to Bear Mr ClasslesS Naeak CUICAOO Oct 20The Press Club of Chicago has Invited President Ororer Cleveland to peak at the Auditorium I Ur Cleveland Mi YlYi iit iUtfliirlU con about t middle of No ld H B J Bmlib of be Irou1 Club unt this deii atrb ou Batiidar fliwjvitii OijEyniAWi Now yorki tit fo dilute riul will be I pleised 10 have you eeiut ttiu levItatIon of the re Club oMIila flllc IUIID j II I i HUIIII Pr 11n Tli reiildent ivllned an iuviuilop to Ult CFilago undeeij br the Jrojuol tUb t4M4lOV IN4PH I 1 11 Akjwtnildrman I1 4llp tVlislr I Tauiuiauyi use AIilrm IIJ 11 Ulal dijf lu II KIcLlU dlttrlil hut got out grail I jnyjit ilii I be lia ag3y uUuflou l withdraw 111 rin iii I I wnlmi Ausletsul l llklrlet lnoriifft ti liu foif Dltwmii ADd tOll m4dsaaj al lLalubli II w tioaft lu Imaiijui IUublln 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MADISON AVrNUE Till paint In tar head and ears war aw ml and tha buzzing nearly sit me ruT I was t nervous that I coaliln do anything and I was only ahie to work Iwo r hr whole rear Homettmee 11 would ret ao boMe that I oll line toy vole for week at a time and my cuiiijli wai terrible Urckt I I chunk of yellow niece would clog In my throat and I I coniC it no relltr onlll I would inltthou up I went oe nine WI corn of them rrofeiaore too nut r 1 got DO relief and I ipent all the mosey I bail saved tin rlnally I went to I n Mcfoy and vvildman and In leei I than a month they mare me amnit new I ran sleep eat and breathe now The doctor Ink a treat tu mor oni of mr nose which I bellerewonldhaT killed I J r nb me no time lam not troubled with phlegm any more and bare no slim in my mOll 01 any pates or achet Oh lam 10 pirated flat I or my on n free will told I h ml t H tn them I would till this to any rue Dre McCoy and MIMman furnish alt raedlclnee r an their charge for treatment ao reaaonable that they are within the roh oC aiL ItlNGING IN TiE EAR One of Ih man annoying symptoms I p ron can be aflllcted with le I a constant or Intermittent rlnarln In the ears This disIgresabi symptom may reiJit from Ian loses or quinine or ealloyllo Ccitt l from a poor quality of the blood from a weak heart but In nine rails out ef ten 1 results from catarrh In the head 2to eymptom 10 much annoy the patient and doctor at onoe The only way to atop the noun In tba bead where they result irom catarrh li t to cure tha catarrh and to aiiceeeefnlly treat catarrh requires ipeclal appa rotu a IUICul ipocialt8 and a patient who bae moral force and pluck enough to place himself under a thor OBib scare or treatment Copyrliht Ure MCCoy A Wlldman DOCTORS McCOY and WILOMAN Omces 5 EAST 42D ST NEW YORK CITY Near Qran Central Depot BROADWAY Cor 14TII ST N Y City Dentaatle Sewing Vacalae Bnllalnt I 187 MONTAGUE ST BROOKLYN Oppeilt Acalemy ef Ilnilo m r all enrakle dlioaaei ar treated with onoceaa SpoclaUlte Catarrh all threat and cbait diaeaaaa all an otaeaaea outset diseases If yea live at a oUitano writ fer a symptom blaak AeMreie all mall 11 S Eut 43d II Office bean e to 11 X W2t04 r II 7 U S r It Bbul W llii2 t r1 to Sandiness A M and 3 to 4 t U orlttlt nninnt fe FJLANDRAUC07 ore ins mo nrtoouK NT Spring wirf Summer Carriage OF TUB lllHT CLANS Victoria JVaconotfee I nrnoa HptnI VftO I w 0 Wheeler mirIam Roth 1 I ft nlldIII all InaBlnn I rol Cabrtei flee5w lies me I tlmalblie I llond AVaini aitiii ltnekawara Tun PhKriana soupe flknwmiy laalrv raaetoaa ie Hnlurr riiMctnnn llnrkhonrda VlaaVlie J lili Carle Pendana Itubn Psocy lr5B1 Itaehy Ihatoe Jincinre agnes Hnrrejrm llnvtor llronKkam rhllitrrn Traa Fancy Hiickltnardp Hon lblo OONDBA1TD atone Phaftnna llnckboardi rtorkawara fancy Tnt Victoria Undaniettei VV lu1 1 a Uoi Villaie Cane i ii Hlanliup uig Vi rhaetoni Depot tunas Heclora rhaeinna i5bOp c Cabrliileie lluiiabouta Canopy jjctorla Ihaeioai B II M HIIVKII8 e HI UO U8 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gtidlnn rnc1tmlt EQUESTRrAN OUTFIT llluitrated catalogues free VVUITMAN BADDLH CU ilK Cbsnibsrs ii 0 Jt1 L PORCELAIN Teeth Bridged In are inp rlerB ether forma of brldce work SOLD CROWNS mad for each spiel cue LOOSE IEETH 1 L1illi1 ji II I made secure Decayed cnn re Ii etored to neefaneie AU ktada of Artificial Work Trie an bill 151 II In Dentistry U to conceal de di 151 I I t ido fecte tn nature and sirs eas 4 1 Jt I tetb W r TI1AYER D a S H DL a 4 I 23 Bait nth it juit wnt ot Union square INVESTIGATION INVITED ECONOMY IN FURNITURE BUY OF THE MAKER And Save at Loast Twenty Per Cent As lur1 nTii K TIHiri lKilK NCU itll m iMitin HUH it I Alt 1 rtnnnn SiECIIuSI u 4 Mllalll III I M CI I IllK 1 M uilULt StiHlhWhSiilt 1 ASP I Ilbu KM 515 yZaNptJl tll114u in Kului lut l esli iurn I puwi I tltiuloil lii Kl ti a itS I et elSe CSi h4a5 5 La S 5 a li I lie t MlUbM fHllluf C Seil IC I it lu 1 14 l l fly sw JeDs l rl4l Iy Vi4 It I 4sloIst I w ill hI mile face It till toiiliiitl n4 n 11455 OEO J C FLINT CO xTOMIM Ills lOft 9110 Wtl 14111 at Itifttu HI ti 4 I O y 11411 l till asseS Ml tileS uudlt 4 tAI1u1541a111s4w114W9usSud to 11I66111 IIIIJ I DINnin WITH FORMER COVKADISS Cunt Lent rhlllppo 4Orlaann the Oneet of tba Army of the rotocaa Capt Louis Philippe dOrlean better known ai the Count ot Paris was the guest of 103 offi cers of the Army of tho Potomac at n dinner In the Plaza Hotel last night The striking thing about the dinner even more striking than the splendor of ItWill the careful stress laid upon the fact that It was that young Frenchman who held n position on the staff of Gen MoClellan who was being honored and not a foreign Prince On the outside of the snuvenlr placed befcre each gentleman with his own name printed upon it was n simple badte of the Army of tbo Potomac with tho engraved words Dinner to Capt Louis Philippe dOileant Comte do Paris by his comrade of the Army of tho Potumao All around the bOII ahoo tabo ran n bunk of Amailaan BeautIes In which vvera tim words Army of the Potomac white Immortelles Un thd wall facing tho entrance was a great shield of polo green velvet with the flourdo his ot tbe House of Orleans upon It flowers On the table in front of tho guests of the even Ing was a aunt Gnind Army badge with crossed swords under it and crossed cannons overlt Gen DanielDtitterlloM presided with Cupt Orleans on his rht and Ion bberman on the lelt Capt Orleans wore no deconitlr except uLoyal Lesion badge which was rent him a few years ago when he was made a member Scattered among the guests nero the young Duo dOrleans Marquis Leystelre Col do Parsoval DrIiecamler tboDuodUzes and Comte Ullnuntouvllle Othercutsts were OenJ B Scliolleld Admiral Uralne Admiral Uberardl and Mr George B MoClellan Jr A number of ladles occupied seats under the elevated orchestra stand during the toasts len Sherman was Intro luiod to give the tout The ProMdent The old uairlorwas most emphailo In his declaration of his de mocracy and of his belief iu n republican eoteinment tin mentioned the nanus of vvnshlngtnn Jackson and Lincoln Now i said he to come down to lien Harrison I There was a emit but Gen Sbrrmnn frowned I nnd soon showed that that was not WDllt he meant lie entered upon avlcorous defence of President Ilairlnon told of MR gallantry sad wound up by baying I wouldnt be I resident for twentytour hours If I could Yon who have not been behind the curtain dont know I tell vou that old White House Is full ot skele tons lie then proposed President Harrison All the gentlemen arose and drank the toast in silence Then some one proposed three cheers for old Teaumseb and their wild rolls arose Capt Orleans held hl class toward lion Sher man anti the Duo dOrleans smiled and did likewise Gpn Bchoflold responded for the Army Ad miral Bralue for tbe navy and Gen E D Keeves for Ibo Army of the Potomac Then OurGuest was toasted and replied briefly and cordially ion Slocum presented him with a diamondstudded badge of the Army of the Potomac a decoration which he has not before worn or hAd A compiled record of the valorous deeds ot each of the gentlemen pres ent was also given him Yesterday morning the Count was the guest of honor at a Delmonlco breakfast given by Gen Dan el E Sickles The guests WAre Mr and Mrs Charles A Post Mr and Mrs Chaun CPV M Depew Jndgo and Mrs John K Brady Mr and Mr Belmont General and Mrs O 0 Howard Mr and Mrs C Albert Htevens Han dolph Robinson Mr and Mrs Eugene Kelly Jr Mrs M Augustus Flpll Mr and Mrs ienrfe Kldd lime Field Miss JUdd hey Ur I and Mrs Greet Miss Dale MIM Wllmerdlng tha Misses Dougherty Miss Margaret Waldo Miss Eleanor Robinson Daniel Doughertyand I A Bradhurst Field MeKaon Oat of the Unco for ConKreoe JoEoph I McKoon the County Democracy I candidate for Congress In tho Sixth district gainst Ool Fellows wrote a letter yesterday I withdrawing from the race He says that his health is too poor to pornitt him to run or take i the office but that 1 he Is more concerned as a Democrat in another aspect of tho case and that Is the possibility that his candidacy Bight result In the election of a Republican H e nays he Is too god a Democrat to be tho means of dividing his party and rleclng a Con gress district In the face Of such issues as are now before the country Involving the outrage of the Force bill anil of the Iteed despotism McKeon Is the ynunr lawyer who ran against Peter Mitchell for the Civil Justiceship last I yeat Storm on the Halifax CaaaC HALIFAX Oct 20Tho storm drum was or dered up again last night A fierce Foutbeast erly gale baa been raging on the coast all tho morning The fishing schooner George Willard broke her cable In Lockport harbor about 4 oclock this morning Her cargo con sists of 12000 pounds of codfish The steamer lllpon City at North Sydney from Montreal encountered an easterly gale between Cape orth and North Sydney Home sheep and several tons of hay were washed overboard The trading schooner Thistle been wrecked at Canso outing dragged ubhoro In the late storm and filled with water Lord OraoTlllej on the UeKlaler Tariff LONDON Oct 2QIn a speech at Newcastle today Lord Oranvllle referring to the new American tariff said Exaggerated languace baa been used with retard to the McKinley tariff which will not Injure us aa much as waa xpected It is I certain to be more Injurious to America herself He added that the measure would tell against American farmer and arti sans and eventually against American manu facturers He supposed that America till desired to export butch could only get her export paid for br Import The speaker said be wished particularly to ezpre the opinion that the new law was not ena ted out of hostility to Knglund After gen erallr cenaurinu the Government for Ifs policy toward Ireland he atrontly condemned tbe practice ol shadowing from which he said even a felon In Kngland is I exempt Fair Trial Waal far the Tlr rary Mea DUBLIN Oet 20 Solicitor Dillon ha tent a telegram to Mr Ualfour Indignantly rroteat jag agaInst bin prejudicing the Tlppcrary case In his kfe h on Haturday for tb guidance bin moglder al tool and demanding iliat the laielsalproeeedliiK be dlcontlnufd that aIn lalb ordired boVine a Judge and jury la uglsnd If possible Not of Porch Uatpaionlnn Hr DaUour has arrived at Holrhca4 on hli war tu Ireland King IAonoll l of lie IB urn will go to PoUdam III M ii slid will spend four days visiting lmllllror WillUru Ilarop WlBfcinann had a farewell feudlnrut triOs iWTor WillUm teriiuy prior to til viaitu fur Feet I Africa Ti i hbuieiuui I Uuterniiirni l lisdecM d to ms vfs rtfulallon now III lots alti llnu tl j fliubta of fortdaf uei boMmc landed j roperty la I olav Thu 1111111141 says that ttoIJUl ll I Iirll silent I a nlxiut lo Hisit l l to U irld whether In vIiw V tf Jib 11111 III a Isgiply shall U spjiojutad Tliu rli nl li i ark Villa At Jlene agt On to nun a raw uf lwii iii S fiiui I hr iaii l Ittl H S I I LlrfllUa lias J t llolmAl bait Joel III I 1I1Ial1 oft tlluus S 11151 i III Jsma J 5aosSt KD l i u Hint I DIM Ibjilehi Voitlitii Umn tin furiiittlir I r iiUf JIII l 11111 IfMlilau frjiui I aol has uia a i 1111111 siuli up I f hus ullI Am11 lIItltJU to I salute lit lirtiillliiU Stag l4uu tea Wnliraa chief ol tafT i4 the ruiy has t ilittgiA It lbs imi rrir to lyMMfl III KltllSII Ult4 a VOUj ljr ItU I VOII MolUlo Uirflii I ivati oT Ibe ettiyitttiftlt la l Ittuir ol the it In tMli suJOlVvrsry of tiTe birth day Irao Katil u uti fIpe fllai rile fated tar lIIIHIIfl ligJduy no f2 u4iJsy at i 111111 Jilll fit ihel l tprdlit 11111 iota lit Kiniiiaw ul AuirfiU 114 I Juice if iotauft 1iot Idro Iud cutbay 41U gvlsluI 14rsnsaas A LEASE OF LIFE FOR CO B ADJTORK rotiTan rostroxits TOO HIHIIAKIIUENT IN Ttttt IIST Two of the Three Oompamle e f h lid Stay lIp hut lain Order or Blabi d sweat Mwy flit Roccudedrioln Talk fit S MMIIBK of thai Valorem Guards Orders were rooolrcd from Albany yesterday afternoon postponing tbo disbandment of Company 11 of Ibo Bnllnt ret Itoalment that WM to have taken plaoo last nIght and Com pany 0 of the Twontrnecond ordered to re port for a muster out on Wednesday evenIng I In addition to this tho Veteran Corp of the Twantysacond Regiment held a meeting last night at which It wnn expected that AdjtOen Porter would be handled without gloves but before some of tho veterans realized what had taken place resolutions had been passed that supported the AdJulnntOeneral onovoy point and urlod the resignation cI the Captains of the three companies that are to bo mustered out outIt It now looks as If two of the three companies of the Twentysecond ordered to bo muateted out may bo saved by the AdjutantGeneral I cupt Leos oompnn will have to take Its chances tho court or lio mustered out It had been almost a certainty that since last Baturdar that Company D ot the Boventy first Regiment would not be mustered out last nslit This Is the crack company of the real moot that mutinied against Capt Bolknap a year ago Cnpt Ielknnt rencned last week In fonr hope that the company mlcht be sated A number ot nnxlou olllcere wnltod nt in I gain heailquarturs to lonru the Adjutant Generals decisIon on Copt lielknapR reslc nat ou It came about 1 oclock In n telegram elatlne that there bad been delay In rriparlne the patters necessary tor the muBtr uut nod consequently tIle lest net In the disband ment ot the company would be postponed un til Oct 31 Assistant AdjtitantGonoral Olin at once Issued ibis from Brigade llvadnunrtots to Col Hopper of the oeniyllist ileeimt Bin I bee to Inform you that the nrinada Commander has recalled a telegram from Adjutant Uoneial Josiah Porter Ibis P SI postimnliiK the muster out of Company H boventyllrst ItOKtment to FrldaySlst instant at H oclock P M Very respectfully STEPHEN II OLIK IloutCol antI Assistant AdjutaatQcnornl This orilor didnt reach the Sovcntyflrst Iterilimmt Armory until 7 oclock Major Men taut was there to dluutributo the discharges stout the members of the company had assembled In citizens oohos CoL Kniper transmitted thus order to Lieut Smith of Company l and the men were notified In their company mom of tlio poMPoneuient They interpreted it us mealtime that the company would not bomns homed out Many of the officer of the National Guard argue bat the mustering out Isamoie for mality and that tho company was really die bunded when the order WHS published If the musterlneout order bn rescinded they Fay that Company B Is nevertheless disbanded and must bo regularly reorganized Tho news of the order postponing the anus terlnc out of Company B reached the Veteran Corns of tho Twentysecond Regiment at their headquarters 4 Union auuare laet nIght The moetlnc we not confiDed to the member of the uniformed Veteran Corps many exofitcers of tha regiment being present to protest aaalnst the dlsbandinent the three com ponies Colonel a Ellis BrleRS who presided said that they had bean summoned because the rotrlment was la a bad way and threatened With Croat loss Mar John llonfnll said that he believed that the three CaPtains should resIgn at once If it was necessary to save their companies Captain James OKelll who la the counsel for one of the captains surprised the veterans by Bupportlnir AdjutantOeneral Porter The renlinttnt he said has been going from bad ts worse for the last two yean When I have visited the armory I hare found that the Hoard of Officers had degenerated lute a lot of 1lftb ward heelers The cause of this whole trouble Is the preponderance of the pmallboy element Nowadays the duties have become eo Inteomo that only this small boy element can join the reaiment The characteristics of these men In that they are not gentlemen The uontlemen In the regiment are not officers and the olllcers are not gentlemen The titles are too big for them Their only claim to notice Is that they wear shoulder strops Gen Porter knows what be is about Spanking Is the only iTOmedKjor the small boy There are some par ticularly bad mlsQta an to titles In the Twenty second Iteelment and I think ue can trust len Porter to adjust them Gen George W Wlncate who is President of the National Quordinsns Association em phoslred Cant ONellle remarks He sid that the bickerlnes of the reclment had be come a scandal to the National Quarl In his opinion the course of the three captains In not resigning asa selnih one lie then moved that a committee be appointed to draw np resolutions expressing the sentiment ol the mnetlnc The commlltee consisting of Gen George W Vlnirate Major J H Hor fall Capt James ONeill Ool Andrew lUtehle and Cant T W Harris presented resolutions which were unanimously adopted They expressed the hope that the officers of the companies would not permit any personal consideration affect the Interests of the regiment but would for wai d their resignations In order to prevent the disbandment of their companies In the event ot their resigning the Governor was requested not to carry out the proposed disbandment order They were further encouraged by the an nouncement that an order had been Issued postponing the muitter out of Company 0 Capt Lllllnndiibl until Oct SO It is probable that Oapt Lllllendahl and his company will re main In the regiment apt DnltolswboM company Is Included In the disbandment order did uot par his court martial fine of 100 yesterday The President ot the court martial cave him one more day in which to pay It Ills company and hla friends hare been urging bs resignation It is under stood that If he will resign today his line will be remitted Cant Leos men however have asked him not to resign and his oomnonr will tight It out in the court The Boot Boxing Togriameat Oakland Rink Jersey City Heights was filled to overflowing last evening on the occasion of the ScottishAmerican Athletlo Clubs annual boxing tournament The hands on and old fashioned ticker had pointed to 0 oclock before Fred Burns the popular announcer In troduced the first pair In the lightweight class They were F Bchneerlbe Pastime A 0 and P Looney Bcottlnh American A C This bout was marked by heavy hilling Bcbneerinf cool as a encumber bad his man bleeding at the mouth and ears at tbe expiration of the second round Both fought to a standttlll In the third but before It ended the police Inter fered However Bcbnoerlnc got the decisIon The drat to meet In the featherweight class were Jlmbalbo National A C sod II Thomp son ScottishAmerican A 0 Although Jim balbo was the I otter In bullr he had license with Thompson The utter wan a clean straIght bitter und be landed hard and often Tfjoinpton wa loemeii iiprlor by tile judges Tony Pox Orldue A p and W Moiiabau VTayue A IL figured In I he second bout of the lighitwilght cia Monahan looked a wInner from f i he start and the judges verdict was to tUJTot T Cantwell 1aatlm A O drew the by In tf ft feather weight lass and sported With his lubuat D I any only one iialr nclfned In the bantam class hliy wr V Farrell L D I A A uml II llari n HI ublu A ti Fatrull wa ilJ rad th win iiil iii flnsl of Hi f iilb rwlgjt class was In I lueeI li J lniiiii Hn HiMltleh Aplilfan A I anti J T I Canlull 1iiillni A 0 Iwssujuaoni 014iIgMd Sue Oploflsill in vey fisprol 15134 liii Indian Wa a oiroaui sight In this SInai sf thi iigitwihibl tag W lion ibaw Iiyiie 4 Vsoul 1 beljIiyig Vaatlue 4 i eiec jnt tuBli biJthivr got lb derision oW esme I Inmi of It vgiulng It Wa hi fi msI 5 iii ijild Ii wtul1t class heI Ce Ill 14diilhSlAIuiutllsIi iS I mud 1 j sn 10111 I Ivisi hid 4 C wp 1 iiIhl Is I llgljliy pa thy iumk ejid e Jhui hen I cutifjiruJ well ini Iii rllia jIiirmslpdr lIt S he Si ci runeS atu fli Iollqsu lug uga ws rsih tuiii nelibir IlIhicIng5ny luijury I lb iiifiij lU jjoi down to buphz s shi flou iiio t Hie lekfllB In tIll aflr ni inanf Vail llnulB l thin nude ume prtttr la Je but ibir f ioi i r M itq Jotsuip rInsed wy hariJjyolouil toLill pot flts di 5I5C HufgnrtiHi Kill 4 eIlu r frwptlwupt t 9JiiMiiiarrl sat ereo hug bats n Iso l jlgjugarlsina in a Sordlng luuti Ii I llVftiU a trick tr I0WU tutt of ifj ir lout ta4ugj j Jsfrosa la plipis Lliot44uiebl lu lit breast i lIlt stag JilUI 1RAIN WttBCKSItS Jlf CUHSBCT1CVT ObitmotlOMi Twice Placed on the Track of the Norwich wad Worenalcr Bead NOCWTCH Oct 20Two attempts were made tonight to wreck trains on the Norwich and Worcester Itallroad near Alexander Pond in the town of Kllllngly A largo rook was put on the track In front ot the freight which Is due here at 720 P II The looomotlrn struck It and knocked It from the track The train was stopped and the engineer went hack to find the obstruction and when returning to his train was surprised to find that a tie bad bern laid on the track to wreck the passenger tram due in this city at 737 This obstruction was also removed The men who did the work were not captured Bobart T Lincoln Condemn Hoi tine Be pnbllcuns PnrLADELrniA Oct 20 Chairman Andrews oi the Republican State Committee has re ceived a letter from the lion Robert T Lin coln concerning th use made of hU fathers name by tbe Lincoln Independent Itopubllcan Committee Mt Lincoln says in part Your etter baa been delayed In reaching me on ac count of my absence from London travelling In Scotland and I must confess too that I have held it for several days In my reluc tance to breaking my rule to leave to others all publlo reference to my father I do not believe In the sincerity of men claim fag to be publicans who In a campaign old the enemy because the majority the Conven tion baa refused to submit to tuelr dictation I pretend to no rights to speak for any one but myself but I think I may claIm a special Inter est In the memory of my father and having It 1 most earnestly egret i the use of his name as a founder and leader of our party to adduce adhesion to an effort for its own overthrow in Pennsylvania The Cote do Parlee Visit to Canada MONTREAL Oct FrenchCanadian politi cal circles are much agitated over the ap proaching visit ot the Comte do Paris A re ception Is to be tendered which all agree most partake of no political character but ardent Republicans promise to organize a counter demonstration and do Insult to the Oomtes pretensions Their determination receives new force from the visit of Count Dillon anil tbough be has gone from Montreal he Is snlil by Jlepubllcans to have appointed an agent here to confer with the Comte de Iarls as to the future movements of the royalist leader Nell Rnrgoaa Hurl Nell Burcese the actor while driving Cen tral Park with his wife and mother on Sunday vras thrown out of his carriage The horse took fright at something and ran away upsetting the vehicle tltirce was rendered uncousolou but the ladle were un hurt liurgess was able to appear at the Four teenth Htreet Theatie last night JUWONLYN The otttrlori at tho dleitory Mrrlrraoflhe Mew Turk vani Uetliediii cUurcu uu bnodar aiuwuultd tu fruuxx William II Bloomer Ida rating wan vim shot himself IB ttio head a couple of week a u at K1 Biullli Xreel Slier tin fattier bad icuWeJ Suits for drlLkmi lo cause dud last Blllit al tie Loot Itlau4 Lolltf e lluiyllal yes iblidriuu who can ajsre It ipd 16 to Tm iis for Mr lutes and sir iii l tlilUren Ur urion li lie wife of III wall wuo irrotf a It ll r jutlllfliit Ik kill Imuief lit IJird br Uoujleriy and who lilwulf liu loa 4 ilsra buses nttl iployas ul the firm of UcUinneii t IliVart tuniLiueWi9t ut wuivrca oattir uu fiJieiCi elicit Neechipu raalrlkTi atMlllaMdUll li itt Oi ecuil day lu was TL wen are uaiitrsl l l lu Hie relating aaiiarlioeiil mt lu HuMug wvtk lIes l SI 11111 act f WKlv uiil Iliey a ur Ibat the rduciiuu tf S U e u U She NtKlBier law llaraiiar IAiui fill hell au liiuuetl IM opiates on IkaUdrolUra I flare f luUr Si 115 Uui tlu Slecil l MUilniafburfli WI l diet sciy rwliaa nomliif site was cljct tC plli ut lutiillr asS II it it5glI l that irllle tjtutug tut luvl liana nit yiotii TV I MvutlK guu clii ibelag I ci I Miwlrwratiuu it Iuk lnlvu l but hit lilt on a l Ik bad if ik tier Yilliy iuinii i raiKiu I ascc luy J feelS ll IiC i fl4bt l a l iu lu H iss uunjj ui hid 5151 mil I M wiii II ia lu iii to II n 1111 ul lake l giv thus urulii II Unli W4 nui tn uuitt lii l UiljHivlit add tol if lrilf Iaiu lu t rar flu r uilu U sir Maiiiiiiaifun if n s iu tmf at Iftvit will diuiie f ilia fuUiftuiu tilikminntli ao rtlf clad iL5 I stbeu lllJlU Clii WUKIl 111 to 111 ol 1 Ifi UMW 11 hue ul tuuili alit Ie fiu a see he Pearl mitt lu I Him u SuItS a Iac l liii scat rill epue Hi 11 lie lse ia t e4 luuittl i dug f Ci a 4 puss we bead leeS ylifisy i armlux In S t Hiiti lulHi ttffmili tirtei tti aUlu Mttuiia Vdb a tseOvllsf 51st l l Ii hadlisaIi4 WItS Oil HI ljluf4rtis llilu dIP i C a p idilijiSod H IIMUH 4lMk irf I r BIDIU irvl i i w M erUr hu lisa 5lei fl 51ra5 a l u IM itt I J sliest Cu ii 11 lu I liu IIIIM SC U sosl l re Itilt unmm ill 14 l ttoH Hlhtlluiu u mill Ivt t thee 4 b leui r itt 4li f l i rf fiuw au u M t u LilacS ftwt hasp i f M KU KI B t5i4 145 r uuijU utiU Ue busies l c rinse 1i line itutltu bliss klrUaUarljfuf la tr oill i alUalrr a far IVMI as J tea less Hrli erlib ill slur u a dest snm pa II ecen4 c y u hai 4d IsIs eutrt OwlKrau uica I I juYr i Itlltfitr liu 11 ie i aUreraf4 lid rM tl ki vile tiiLti II L redse5dI5 illi vaiid IK il riiteir auJrvey beI 5 u Le irtr au4 faust limtttftii a4au51ec aver 11 wit Bu hi if hi II is 1 Ii vMdioliai4a4dMs4jl II ba4 ci Itt I lIe wit Ii ii 45145l 114 It 0 i uu4 If I sri fm t t flf t la his 51 l4l rU4 1115 tfale ten Suits 15 luiulutts tlesGef III I HJI4 I llvg gidised gces ta wl Lid ISA 54515A4N4 sy isa ylsig ssamjwws wId iSyrIsiM Si flit atpg K if55 ACTOR JACK XABOtlS TROUBLES T7apleaeant Ezperleaee With BherieTe Deputlce Golnc to Mam JUlea Maaeta BOSTON Oat 20A dark cloud tn the shape of a deputy eberlff with a warrant bag coot over Jack Masons dream of bliss and there ii a strong probability that the wedding with Marion Manolawlll be delayed Jack It loaded down with debts now and with a deputy sheriff hanging on to his coat tails be Is somewhat handicapped for the matrimonial race But he U just as light hearted as ever and says he has abundant meats to wipe out the indebtedness Three years ago Jack Invested 5000 ot bor rowed money in the tailoring establishment ol t W Stnrrolt t Co It was not a In vestment and Mason says he has Ion the entire amount After he bad withdrawn from the concern he asked Mr Btarrett to make him a few suits of clothes in part compensa tion for the money be bad lost This was doneand Mason says be believed this squared accounts Hut late Saturday night Masons rooms were Invader by Deputy Bherlff Kenney armed with a warrant for the arrest of the actor for debt S50J being the amount named In the warrant It was Sunday haTers ball was curcd and then It wa too late for the legal machinery to more Lowell Meson was also arrested the figures being J140 In his cane rite deputy sheriff tscorteaJaok Mason and Miss Jlanola to Music Hull vvhern the latter pang on Sunday n leht and then escorted them borne again He knew be was an Intruder and did not even pretend to be pleasant company but ha wa bound to keep the handsome actor within night Today Lowell Mason raid his bill and was released from nurvelllanre Jack refused to pay and was held In tlODO ball for appearance In Iourt In December lint that tailor bill was not the only one that troubled Macon yesterday Iho proprie tors of the Tremont CaW presented another bill for 97 through another deputy sheriff This bill was paid and Mason was relieved ol the presence of onotiunlrnsant visitor Lnwjer Charles II Iatteo of thin city say there will be no trouble about settllnir Masons bills for his real estate Is valued at fully 18009 above his Indebtedness and his personal prop erty In free from Incurobtanco Lawyer Patios Is also counsel for Marion Manola and he says that thus latter will have no trouble In securing a divorce from her husband on the around of desertion The husband la nt present the only thine that pre vent an tminedlite marriage between Bases and Miss Manohu M4utl JH TllK HAUDLZt Cameron Will Need III Help t KtaU lia Hentorahlp PiTTBBCRon Oct 20 henator Don Cameron arrived here this evenlog from the East and U conferring tonight with Macee who li jut home from New York tienator Quay will be here tomorrow morn lag and chairmen of the Heiiubllcan Com wilted e of tim counties in the western part ol the Mate have been notified to meet him to report the situation In their various districts and to net their proportion of morioy to bear the iin e of this campaign Mr Juay ll working very hard Tnthelutereitof JJelaiiiawr A suifeMor to Kenator Cameron will Ll elected by thn iAgishuiture next winter and Cimeron waul to NU ceed himself The new piuiku I the tuatlon Is that Cameron line ate covered Ihut Chris Jlaeee bun been quietly at work with ibu liroateutlv i tgsietors l and pi holpluu their raiiipaiaTrisua put them uuder obliiutlonH lo him ill use so ninny that Cameron joilon would be tory doubtful 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IJPl L nr tmll1 nJl lnAV OCTOBER 21 IKK mu I SPO CENSUS OFFICE IMPUDENCE Ju ornlfD COIIPrAIND INrSlJr gAUDS AJtrr ronsra troxr BB iad irkM I i Akent AU the BattirMtloa nl Tw I Likely to Ot JTroBt ar IrP MWIIIUK ol Cnr I rieteon beta 1 Oar ConntOlMtVi OMentlnl TfuoncaTOX OCt AttlngBuperlntendftnt to b rather amused than other ffiDJi M mi t b rte amule tba otbe remarkably unanlmou opinion x Tile at the rmakablJ unaimoul opiion fX tntied In Nw York abut hll 1tr t t ple rruslnl a recount yeld l he to Tnl BtJK correspondent JIT I hove read the remark of Mar or Grant IB I connection wit mr letter and I an reallr imrlsed that he should have fallen Into each A error In rgard to the visit of Mr Olcott to N plrr Mr letter of credential to the Major which I Ian to Mr Olaott contains othln hloh can he oonitraed t mean that Cu offloe was sending him over to act I an IfflciUcspaoltr with the New York city em dill tn making the recount or that thU office cln be In nnr way bound to accept the ro At8 or the pollee count But mr letter Trill 11 luelf Here It IE xptrisnifiorTaalimuoa OaimOmca I P Wti imno Met 27 leeo C I J ttlb leavelolBtrod n oa In the pcreon t 01 hae klr W U OlOAtt ot thl office Mr 01 I lttOI 11 Tork oily for tbe purpose et penea ifli ntmDk with roC a t the rannlelpal oeniue ail ret have ordered t b takenand ot Informing t a to the method that will be panned t the 0eretIoL In order that tbs Bce may b In a poet ittedg ow far lb rnaall et aol eonine ahoald I Itn4 a Terlfjlni or otherwise tnoeo et the M 4 Juiei CIO I br therefore to beapetk for Ht Olecll laD li offlelal eourtealee A yoo mayaeefllto gi1 bin Tan ToT reapeotfolly I A r Cuivi Aotlnjt Bnperlntendent of Cenns nenu J aaHT Mayer of Mew York city Now continued Mr CUd ot course thti tgjce cannot b held responsible for the Inter Httatlon which was placed upon that letter t7 the city officers I they choose to believe tut tHr Oloott had the authority of tho census officially to supervise their count and efflee omolal t SUI11 thei oount ad office therefore In sending him that this therlo I slndlDI over tI binding itsolf to the acoeptanoo of their cut I fall to perceive that this letter gives them any rounds for that belief That Mr mjott 1 secured the facilities which r ox fodod to him while in Now York was entirely 4O the courtesy of the oltr officials Vow let 1 me turn inquisitor and ask upon grounds I any th Mayor Now York refuse jundl on the police schedules tolhl nte for comparison with the original sohed BJM They would b perfectly safe bero The ofld remain inviolate and the book would Jotbe mutilated Wltb the schedules her it voala bo possible to see what reasons there 011 are for refusing or erantlnir a recount of tho dty Without them it Is 1 absolutely impossible ft jo any thing 01 the kind There Is no nl dee In this office to show that the original cc of New York was not Ixac and perfect ceTer1WaY If Mayor Grant ba snob evi Ie why doe he not end it I bore 1 It seems to 0 that bo Is I standing In his own light in doing so and in th light of Iho great peo ple of the metropolis whIch ho represents ro An Interesting statement was mode today br Special Aceut Hyde chief of the division of npervlton about tAo several recounts which have been made UP to the present time bJ the Oentui Office in different lr of the country Jo Tut BUN correspondent Mr Hyde counto In the case of only two cities of moro than 100000 inhabitants hoi there been on entire rejpnmeration Those cities were Bt Paul sad lDnMpoll The rocnumerntlon was oo failoned limply br the fraud which existed there very serious fraud In Minneapolis and nrfous irregularities In Bt Paul The result of the recounts mas to cut down the popula tion in round numbers 21000 i tho cue of Minneapolis and 800 In the case of Bt lauL Portland Ore was reeennmernted aad the recount resulted In the addition of nont 9000 to the population A ro ennmeration was granted in this case partly on account of the urgent representa tion of the citizens regardless of party but till more because theCensusOnioehad reason C believe tnt the actual growth of the city in population had been greater than was shown bribe flrit enumeration The census officials men who ho e been engased in statistical work for the greater port of their lives have uosely Iate Dar of cities and the development of the country generally and wherever the offlcd has been satlsllod that tho work of the enumerators has been Incomplete it ba not hesitated to order f done over ove Main Now the Enumeration of Portland has an to rfnumerlon Porand hC Ken very seriously discredited Though authorized bJ the Secretary of the Interior It was conducted entirely under local auspices lad for a time I was really thought that a third enumeration would bate t be ordered schedule having been largely podded 18Nely At Nashville the city went t tho expense of tiling a census of its own and wit all the liduooments to build up a excessive popula ton tbica is so Important a factor In all such cue they succeeded In l finding only 187 more people then bad been found by the Federal numeratoreseyeralwoeks before and that be remembered in a city of 75000 inhabitants Kansas twentyfour enumeration die trict couitltutinca quarter of the entire cU e at tho urgent solicitation of urlent Commercial Cub and the Clearing house Auoelatlon fewer people were found than at the original enumeration and being tan tolmpeacn the accuracy of tbe rePnumorotlon the citizens petitioned the Census Oflloo to al low tie original to stand a In a number of smaller cities single enu meration districts hmo beon recounted some times for one reason sometime for another but usually on the representation of the Bnper iior that the enumerators bad failed in their duff The results of these recounts hove ben Nbllibed from time to time but the oases where a rePnnmerotion entire or partial bo partia la Men ordered and the Census Office wo not Itself the first t discover the necessity for I are few and fa between In Cleveland Syra ores and Albany certain wad roBenu lactated by the police of tboue town nd tho times ol persons found to have been impron erlr omitted from the original count ware tdded to their populations after verification nt lob persons residences Tho same was n cue with the city of Bt Louis I feel quit Our that In oil these coins the city authorities knowledge the promptness wit which t1 nus omco acceded to their reQUOI frit investigating and ubsoqnenU removing lt undl or complaint remoT la each of these eases the municipal au thortUee iromptly placedall their information IttStaposti of the federal authorities and Innued themselves a being more than sat I UW with the spirit in whIch their represent lcaj had been received They did not wait I for their population to be swollen by four gt OQls natural increase bJ Immigration or I rUe return home of person who were away alt Ttrlous summer resorts but u already Estiti they at one placed the data they had ihied In the hands ot tho Census Off eo 8 mar Noble did not come down to the Iltirior Department today but remained to lion at work on his annual report HO It II not bows whether h8 has received any oommunl tatou from New York or not OVU WCOVKTEO SOOflOO Mi7 Grt Islids Ie Appeal TOday te decretory Noble Hayor Grant did not tot t time yesterday to tme JOtrA t trite to Heerelar Noble calling for a recount o the city iy I the Census lluroao rou on t rooDd thit nearly oneoluhtb ol the people Mr not counted In June The meeting of the W I of Estimate and the press of other offl Hal business left him no time C complete the Loiter He managed to get A far as making a ftilh draft aDd hopes C writ and send the Utter today The United Htatsa CourUcftn lal CurtlCAI W U tilled ui on to give 1 UI our rights In flit btU r of f the Ientni u wa suggested br ocr 01 the fayor If the nl11 tl en appeal to Pttui5t of th Interior Sail our only re o Ilror ro fill j Le to C I jnura DI YIetter from the Census fluresu r UfrJr fll rivoU last llldb Is Pt 11111 WI hid the turlu 141 isduseerkIuc IIH plan I takgnitpo I JUtt tnt I 1tl lilt I SIR IIr 5 1 ds rerll HIlf ar l to Colt I EN1lL1n J 1 J I jOWlt In tbIUiY4l M apukiog rIII filbt4lfl 1Jlh bureau n 11 CurauJ uouDdsj of oicli UDII L 1 Ihlt II I law lIties DUJI Oi I I 110 IflIkIIPI tIt rooubt i wrul II once to M1 J utter end 0101 C f1th lirall 11 hour rI04 nl tav tbll ch cube wuujd Ick crst I4 401 IJfnl N Iw Ok with cl rsLu dlurD ud lull bOY bOUW be lalllr IUJ j lullt Nil I Ifl r ei vi iiTijitiB g 1 I piIti ul I rolUf l4r 4 SSVL 1 5 Vork iiollui eounl bad liiew1t4 Ir l IDon diiirlcleaad l op I t Blv ieeeguJwiulsier I of aMrtroaT U I a NtClUfjtQftat5sJO by evta dr Ut qtl t PefiweI 1 tula can UIU a irvKD Im uqIiqitig ew o 1111 IW ft 10 U ira J 1 1 qO 4tYi o I m Drl I I t iii ru1r Ill 0 fj u I I ret tto proof Is 04u14 LOt I UIUN IIdy 1lI I c ktltitd Is tL JJualel fl cities A4 Nul ses SOitoUlited iodobi ficteIi I IUIOUI1 Ct ln foilw 5 IIIU I Lle I s1 tsne I t Il 1 1 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mn emrr ajga WZDD1tOS I Benato nr RoaaatltOar Baekeler St Tr I I C mUt Bt h r a Marries NoV 4r There L a tat amount romance within the eloomr preelnot of the City nail and It L I for more attractive than the ordlnarr romaneo becauelt II I ever changing Thart U always a maek ot buslnot about 1 and a touch ol the cold realities of life HI II always rounded oft br the vulgar curiosity of the public and an apparent dttlro on the part at least ono In dividual that It will result In pecuniary gain t him City Hall romance appear always In the Shape ot wedding ceremonies Just how many happy marriage are celebrated In the City nail In nll tho course of a rear no one has yet been found bold enough to say with any certainty for the rec I ord of them II I kept hike all othnr things appertaining t romance In very un certain war Tno room In which there wea dings take place II I a square bar apartment on the first floor with window facing the Post Ofuoo 11 title Is the Committee Boom and unromantIc period It 1 Is not an uncom mon thing Aldrmn to assemble there nnd wrestle with the citys Interests Tue room contains a desk a green boUo topped table a few conebottomed ohalir and a shabbily car peted floor The room II I bare ot any attempt at ornamentation Of course weddings aro sometimes perforrrod bJ Judges in the City Court rooms up stairs but there II I always a cold judicial air about those that rob them of every element of romance and matl them In point of public Interest of no more conse quence than an assault and battery case I fl I generally admitted thnt no parson can touch up a wedding ceremony wlih as much real genuine romance as an Alderman and there t oertalnlr no person who 1 more ready lon t do It Nei rlyallot I these weddings are of nn ordlnorr haracter aud If there wern less of them they would be of no Interest I to any body oxcoot to the chunky clerk who got a too for malting out the certificates and per hal to the contracting persons themselves rr roughoitlmato makes it appear that there lion nn average one wedding a weok In the City Hall Occasionally there is a touch of the picturesque about the attendant circumstances of one ot these w4dins which raises It above tbe ordi orl nary level This was the ease a short time ago When several narrlage unloaded at the Broadway to ltad way side ot the City Hall a gorgeous lot ot wedding material The bride was Louisa Pucclo a 17yearold Italian girl with the sunburned complexion and block spark compleJon ane ling eye of her race She wore on n wealth of brown hair a wreath of oronxo blossom that woro evidently bandmode a long gauze Tutnt handmae veil n creamcolored drossof some other mo torlfil than silk a pair of brand new morocco 1 tAt seemed to be painfully small a thCea patr of whlt kid KIITOS over which on liar lingers WlO several rings 01 various pioe The groom was a eDfatd Italian II name ena Arletide rerlnL Ho dldnt loot 10 ok etde like a count but like the piano maker that be wan There were several best men and more bridesmaid than seemed at all necessary Of course an admiring crowd followed the wed ding party up to the City Holt step and a few mall boys whose feelings overcame them cheered lustily When this party reached the Committee Rom It found two other couples already waiting to be married Both of these counted had come over from Jersey and the lounger tveaved a Terr pretty story r about them telling how they nod run away tnm rD awa from cruel parent and bow tfoy nhirerod for fear of pursuit This story wan spoiled later when it appeared that both tho brides and grooms were old enough many year ago to get married without asking anybodys con sent Alderman Dodd performed tho cere rnony In all three Instance and when the three happy couples wont out of the alooray room into the open air the birds i the park learned to chirp more sweetly and there was bootblack a languid roll to tn shiner of the lounging Another Interesting marriage was that of Carl Sehulcnbnrc a Mlllard table manufac turer of Dfroltnd Helena Helllne of East I Saginaw hitch The groom waa 01 years old and the bride was ten yearlounger Previous I t Iho ceremony which wan performed by Alderman WMkor the groom settled upon the bride tOO worth of 10m estate as a token ot love and after it was over be gave a lighter expression of his affection by llulnl her in thn presence of all tho witnesses UP stlr fn the City Court room many mar riages have occurred Baron hugo Julius Loablnger a young Bavarian physician was married there t Bonn Julieb Newbunrer a popular linear by Judge McAdam when Leicester Holme the Mayor private secre tary was a Jud ire of the Cltr Court nearly all the wedding couples were lent to him Tble wo mutually satisfactory for nothing please M Holme so much u to see people bapiy There Is a popular Idea abroad that Mayor Grant It always on the lookout to marry peo ple end that ho would rather perform a wed ding ceremony than do anything else in the world Thin probably accounts for the fact that nearly all the loving couples march at once Into his offleo and stand before him with clasped hand and a sheepish expression wait ing to ho joined But they are always disap pointed for the Mayor sends them all upstairs to the City Court or turn them over to on Alderman Tho lost wlddlnl took place on Wednesday when a nombrerodecked French man from New Mexico who paid bin name was Augn Gu tan Ferdinand Herognllle was married t his cousin Joann Onl who cams from Paris on purpose to become his wlo I lias been suggested that Mayor Grant has It within his power to make tho City Hal a anile fashionable place to be married in This can bo I done by the Mayor himself getting married In the Governors Itoom for Instance Tho ceremony could he performed jiv Judge McAdam who is capable of making the right sort of speech afterward and tho reporters stand ready to pledgo themselves to lot the public know oil nbout I nnd to add whatever romance t it that the big oil point ings on the wall ra to provide DETICEa Off rug IBAtO Se a HbelU Will Appear a Detoratloa OB Dinner Table ejSome Other NoTelllei Sea shells are to ba used largely In dinner table decoration this winter according to a fashionable florist At a uptown bachelor dinner given recently to several naval officers large shells wero filled with moan and wet sand In which were Inserted tho items of begonia blossoms pink and white and coraltinted the smallleaved varieties only being used These sheila were placed at intervals upon a garland of ampelopsls or Japanese ivy surrounding a centre piece of silver oloth In the centre of the cloth was sot a statuette of Neptune supporting on his shoulders I large shell which was utilized to bold a looter eaotuu In full bloom its pinkish coral bletsom failing gracefully over the edges This cactus is I one of the smallest and most araouful varieties of the oactu family and can b easily brought t perfection with out the aid of a conservatory 1 II I particular ly pretty for bom lablo decoration To return t the dinner garlands of ampelopsl l were caught on the tea gods projecting trident and the menu suds were daintily ralnUd marine views on sesgreii watered r bon fastened in P ace at the top by tiny coral plnld A banning receptacle for drlod gulden rod or delicate autumn grasses is In the flap o a heliotrope plush CAl t ornamenud with diver tracry and lined wltb palest lemon color 1k Tbj I ale fturd the neck turned over In order to dftplov tho llulnit and a wide dIIPIA Ant moatbod but is I then InMrtwito bold tl crawl or fon Tile ornlmnt mar bD be IIpnrd bY h tlfn or sliver orG portfolios forStoldiircgigraviDissrOiflootiV when P3411 of strawcoore d leather OnII3 with mullicrrr silk has u eincb of lumbrandt In mODDoLrpml JO 111 SIde larlll on we other an appropriate motto Art Is long tl strap and uOIl 01 Udud isIliorhohi the toil folio together VIIPrlllr Uook 1Uh all scdIgiy nafnl npvtl Ouo inodTof aofttrof at In tmien of Irwa l aorTcoppraiid llnuJw i lr Jrn blue l o comes MAtirMtlva v IMiet tu a IiiuIjJtlti chair or a lltrai sofa lie I made tfinti I JVIr a o of lisooltile tk i 1501115 iinz1it2 Y ijIies l wMo and line I with surali with nn Ifiuor llnlBBof a ovw or anr JIma waurjfll I UI make four pokstor piaes fo r Tmldinir fViur fei of Iiis surets suit iilibtuem I to liii Iii side chits lifti Dmwifiu iluutol twleUd I hl I 11k cord erv to sIlii i l il J lio Jug from Ibo lm or till ebal or ihi esJs pock tm rl cities I 1 silk ar nn longer sic but onalli1 seen was pq4lIeIpougb t fo spr I DJr srpqlda like 1 sJiatt4ko9JJil cats sail SitsOi 01 V 11 I oadei ci k cite olpeJe role cud ieevs I dulcet yf4pte4 lu waaraclors avary lest siiI it 1 tilsIlIpod wJthgOltimoViaI If I Quipidii Ihe I DI 0f pale arasa ccliii tl the t1I 411 wets no IId wiled DeW J IIII aud Jspiniu Old c1gl u IB Play Dt Gas iso N Hiiugs viIfiU U Edward lublbu 01 IfiU rirtb a TI U I Z4 ticket la tiofit of the flftb Ar due Thea ir last olffbt from Tlioniu Cunut a apsutetr and ld2Ml for It 71 b tbs Ir I bo twiiortlMd that llckoi lt irti ol ipuheIoi would 111 t Ii I tgultdgsnd J II dour Lees ptud 10 ito ZSr tlulbIJr lie ptufiplld hut his Ird4dl I VCCU CIOI 111 viI JPI spscajishr tetue 10 tile Ib mOur ltpkt and JJasiiy sir I I UII VC grjot Ie uan4alI 14D1 Oiustd c lb j TIJIr Ih 1041 wills all 1 binds ra 0 laIbiek3burs alias r fI aA JI IC I I ll A tD U ilirwrd tr A a g HONORING BISHOPLOUGHUN aAor D raa aRooKcnr ACD tatr LAH arexiiro Tko Blihev 1 Betnrae Tkaaka for the Tss t U Bio MoeerAddress br Ce r4taal CtkkOK 55 Arehkthoi OorHaata Tb four days festival with which the nO man Catholics ot Drooklrn have been Oio bratlna tho golden jubilee of Bishop Loushlln closed last evening with a dinner In the Assembly noon ot the Academy ot MusIc Before the dinner Bishop Louah lln seato In a choir topped with a purple ribbon Indicating hi episcopal rank In the art room adjoining permitted his hand to b kissed bJ all who chose to kneel and 10 gild him A chair next to him topped with rod ribbon the Cardinal color waited J vain for Cardinal Gibbon who did not arrive until the 800 other diner were seated at tho ten dinner tables In the Assembly Room The ten tab 1 wore decorated with pot of plants from whoM mosses of green white rose nplllted themselve while over all I the soft light of candles In antique candelabra wot thrown Large palms among which ferns wore inter mingled filled roeS behind the guest table Among those seated at thl table at either lido ot the venerable prelate In whose honor tho dinner was given wore Cardinal Gibbons Archbishops Corrlgan Ireland and Elder lllshops Eonaonm Bhonler OFarrell Kenne MoNlernr Conroy MoMahon OBolllr Wndhams llyan Do Goesbrland Ludden and McOoldrlck James MoMahon Chairman of the Jubilee General Commlttoe t Mayor Ohapin William llGraon Mitts McDonnell Kavanogb Allen May llntke and DAnOCI OrglOeofo M Nichols Chairman of the Dinner Committee Dr D G Bodkin Mural Halstoad Andrew MoL St Olalr MoEelver the HOT Fathers Boullr and Ilrordrlok and Joseph W Carroll The otnor tables contained over 250 among others ezSonator Murtbo Judgo Courtney Public Administrator Abbott Assemblyman Mc Tornan Hugh MoLaughlin exMayor howell Senator McCorren Charity Commissioner Nolan tho hey Father Hill Mgr McQulrk Congressmen Clancy and Mognor oxCon Kelloy cressmon Campbell Den MoAJeor and Major Contrary to the dictum ot Ward McAllister aa set forth In his forthcoming book two soups oDd one a turtle soup followed tho oys ters The dinner as a whole was as well nerved as it was well cooked While I lasted that Is until the speaking began a bond in the adjoining a room played Tho dinner bad not been finished when taking time bJ the forelook Chairman James McMnnon Inaugurated tbo speaking with au1 address in the course of which be Bald Ro marKable as have been the eucoessen which have adorned the episcopate of Ulehop Lough lin I has bad no brighter ornament than his profound humility Those of us who hate borne the main burden ot thin labor of love know how difficult it a to obtain his con sent to any celebration in his honor and that I was only when we had convinced him that tho cause to which he had devoted his Hie tbo canto of rollolon would derive benefit from IL tot he consented Cardinal Gibbons wearing the red mchetta I and red ribbon denoting his dhrnltJ now epoke in response to the toast Ills lolnell Leo Xn rl1DSO motto of which was All tongues speak well of him When the cheers which greeted him had subsided ho spoke nearly a follows The name of Leo XIII Is a familiar to Christians ala household word Tho sun II 1 laid never to sot on British dominion It can be affirmed with equal truth that wherever the Lut British arum beat sounds and far beyond the name of Leo XIII Is held In reference and ex ercise a spiritual Influence and power which has no equal In the world And this Influence is in behalf of education and enlightenment and not for ignorance and destruction 1 is exercised in tie cause of justice and truth and social order The name of L XIIL like orr his predecessors I a history for the world All who know him say he Is good 09 well a neat Thore mar be there who soy that he is bad but those who bow him best love him most Hut whether honored or hated be is too prominent a factor in the civilization of mankind to bo neglected When In Rome in 1883 with some neKleled 10 around me his Grace Arobblshon Corrigan great applause Archbishop Blder applause not to speak of other I received an audience with the Holy Father which I never shall for get II spoke to me like a father to a son I dislike anathemas he said I dislike employ inn harsh or severe measure toward any one I desire to appeal to the intellect to tho good sense t the heart of mankind and a the Vicar of Jesus Cbrlstfil desire t draw men nearer t tho heart of their Divine Master Debtor to Africa to Australia to Eu rope I have especial reasons for love and affection to America 1 I am delighted to contemplate her material prosperity as well a her spiritual progress which Is spread InK day by day The Holy Fntborhas given am amplo evidence of his love and affection for the United State He hasamong other gifts added seventeen Bishops to Its hierarchy n bile wo have to thank him for all else he has done wo nave also to thank him for the special benedic 0 tion which he ba been pleased to errant to the honored guest of the evening whom all honor and whom the Chief Magistrate of the city Is now hero t greet When the Cardinal had finished Chairman McMahon read a telerram sent to tho Pope in behalf of 300000 Catholics of Brooklyn asking i view of the Golden Jubilee for his blessing on the Bishop and his flock The following answer had ben received The benediction asked for in your cable greta Is cordially granted ClKDINAI RXMPOLLA Jour Bishop Loughlln the guest of the evening in response to the toast in his honor reierred te to himself a but the humble Instrument of 10 rTII nre In turning the wilderness which Brooklyn was from a religions standpoint but a comparatively short time ago Into a diocese replete with rood work Bo spoke briefly The ohoprs which greeted him at the begin hll te blln ping were renewed an be sat down nlnl Ulsbop Keane President of the Catholic University Un varsity In Washington in response to the toast Th United Mtates after referring to the reverential spirit i which Mr Bryce has In dicated a a truing oharaoteriiitlu of thin country and which bad elicited the admiration of l thelopeand caused blm to lift upjit voice 8f In wonder and praise said Truly does Jlr Gladstone call our social system the latest and largest growth of alto great Christian civil rAton and most fit tingly does he pray that it may also b the brightest anti tie best A mar minority of our fellow citizens there mar be who do not sympathize with this utterance and even for them we have no harsh words I nor unkind thoughts But the great bulk of tno American people will certainly accept Ibis sentiment of Mr Gladstone u their own and will re bo hi la prayer that onr country career may bo tile brighten and best growth of the great Christian civilization For the attainment of so Memed a consummation we the CatholiC citizens of America will surely strive with all our energies At the I name of Glstfetnne tbo audience arose and cheered enthuelasilcally Arcbblahop CorriBan responded to the toast motto The Catholic Church In America with tut Lofty ae the love of Ood And ample I ae Ib waste of run The tnbjact of the Catholic Church In I America1 bo said I nveet and I Ito I melrJ B ni onu were to consider It 11 ef aspect there would not be tlmn to do It justice but I out oonflned by spy text ort r it It ie I one a4pIct Thu ciiIriy or tl prliiisii Cliujri i tertsiulr IJt r IJ which wo laD tIJJI 10 a itdee4 did tey decant I 1n Tue audio 101 I od what lie thought 01 charity Wiieu lie wrote the lines Home Bmi bUUl1 l olbtl ama allenorn pete I Edo 1 lo lbs day of pAMnlim the lore and euarltr 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Thi diner tmal of the aa And Ihrouth lh foe the storm and th nUlii bit dlitant lee Icilllni of the bet buoy over a deadly hidden nOOKs reef warm the mariner TO KUKP orr IBB To Brwetre or Hhlpwrrekt t Ton would think the allor I rOll who rrc tO bs warned by the ilrtinl and tullty of criminal nedeet I he vld not Inilanlly eeek lafMy Tel this ii l what J on are ilnlni You are hearing the low dlitant yet distinct telling ot the dorar boll and you blindly ilupldly or acre leuly rates lu heed Its wernlnr Tb dnraroa royCe and rrrfe are not all upon the Me There are rock ot dliveie ann itliaeter on thesiS of life enrrnvindlnu yon on every hand but tbe Ml bar sings clear ant loin If itu will only heed III warnlnr Wrtoka of youth wreck ot health wreck or Ufe lie around oua million dMpalrln heart a million to lot souia a million Pee aeetln out the Isis remnant ot rtUtrnce Unobly landing I vlcltmeC 1 their own careltei neglect no YOU FULLY coMritniirND TIIISI I I n you OrMpp the rrlethiiiil Focus act reallre that mllllrnit of premature death mlliloneof InTallila tangier with epMlrliiff enemy to the skirts i or life are elmply the reunite of nol Iliiteninir to the 1 warder tell buoy not hodltiK the slowly Increaelnc ermptomii of trouble until too loin Iliar are dasheS non the Pucks ot illreiiie wrecked In health wrecked In mind wrecked body I Header Hop for i moment In Jour pursuit of baaS neal pleaiure or har ptnriie and ere If yon cannot hear the dIstant wnrninc bell buoy YOU CAN IIKAIl IT FOK IT KINDS J1JHARI I Your hrarl fiat It ynnr Intellect knew It your common sense Idle you of U every hour ot roar IIrtoli Toil have ton your ld time map and Tim Work that you nted to Jo with eaic now tires you Yon often feel dull illiplrlttd and without ambition You pen mere or Icee I eleeplei nUhte wake mornlnira end ante frtehed hare Mule or no appetite fur break your I Ii bud dull there li I a bad Ito tn the month sad OUr bowels 1 are conitlpated You to about your em ployment with a aene of weakntiior wenrlnf aDd a i dlitaeto for taking hold or your ort Ileililee you are nervous Irritable and often blue without apparent cause cauThe Thee ere the WAmlBK Ihnt TOO nr rnn nine n n the rank ofaimntmr and that union tf you aeek Immediate tafetyWRKUK OK DRAIN KEBVB AND stony ARE INIITAIILR Hare yourself before III le too late by mini the reset aver of life and health Dr GreeneN Nervura the won 1 derful health reetorer which hat unveil e many thou anda from nervoua promratlon In aulty paralyela and premature death and which can and will save you from phytleal and mental wreck if you uie It now belay I 0 all you need fear The remedy II purely letabio and T tiarmleii and la I guaranteed the beat brain and Don 4 Inrlgorant and health restorer In the world All drug guts keep U for fl per bottle l i NAVEL fBOM snipwnncir It is l but joule to say that after two yare of anilom entTerlny I at last concluded to try Dr Oreenee Ner vura It haa not only helped me but hi en tirely cored inc or Nervoua JPrn tratloei from which I could fad no relief from resident ani longtried physicIans lira F B KEKBRNDEJi WakeHeld 11 am I nemember also that Dr Greene of U Weal UID at New Toil the epeelallit In the care ot nervous and chronic dtieaeea can be ouniultej free of chary per H aonally or by letter s S S A WOBJMJ with a eAiwtnuM niVjerof f lCIli tst4hii I and flYllJJehu In ttU motor lies bro entlrlr I ftller4 tltf in bullies ot rltrlt1 MpcclAc I co d r lu effects wowlerul almo t eu uU BJJTT J JI OAlaJLL 01IkI CIao Will Cure A yomg man w U town b4 ka ttinf cov r oa hJJ fan bleb ui tMiroyud bl DOM awl WM tttlnu e ward bl ycs A I It Seat rciwrt 1 pus Mm on Hwittfi Bjiv4lc Mud It LJU cured Mm eiutlr M UUI atid well I DM U If OuvuLur OfMborjVe Otv Skin Cancer 0 f t r O J R EnAIIOUBrrlrtlAOIO FALL Te rmOB Bairltone Inleme Decatn n Corn Olrl 11114 film UKO Fraschettl whose wonderful baritone voice has filled ovary great opera house in Europt wo taken penniless emaciated and Insane to a private asylum In Buenos Ayres a hort time ago Tho cause of his fall wa his love for a chorus girl whom he met while sing ing In Milan lost Ootober The opera was Verdi Klaolotto Ho was the court fool and Ibo merely nnItalian young woman whose part consisted mostly In showing her beautiful lace Fraschettl saw her face and loved her at once Ho returned repeatedly Milan to ace heroonfessed his love and waa ccepted as her flancA He was a famous star and clue the most ordinary kind of a chorus girl yet their relation remained pure Fraecbettl planned to marry her In January and had already pre pared a home for her On lost Christmas Dar ho appeared unexpectedly In Milan to call on her She was not at homo Ho awaited her return there torn week cutting all his profes sional enaagement He neither ate nor slopt the last three days before New Years Finally he learned that on the day of his ar rival stun had left Milan with a rich Brazilian for America Whoa Frasohottl heard the news he Jell unconscious to thii pavement Ho was restored only to t I stricken with brain fever He lay all winter In a hospital apparently without the necessary energy to rally His mind remained somewhat effected ana In tho early spring he was oent to nn asylum for treatment About the middle of May he scorn ed to be cured and watt released The power of his voice had been carried away by his Ill ness His nervous system was shattered HIM ambition was killed Ho spoke to few and talked with none He wandered aimlessly about In Milan for a few weeks and then dis covered at a steamship agency that thn Bra zilian and hIs mistress bad Bono to Buenoa Ayres H secured a pass and sailed for the Argentine Republic Ho searched tho Argentina capital some time In vain for his fulso love He spent all his money ant was on the verco of oulclilo when he drifted Into the San Martina Theatro one evening In a box ne saw the chorus girl ot tbo Illgoletto macnlltceotly attired and beside her Ibo llrozlllan The man at the door told him she woi tbeie every evening The next morning Prnsohettl got a place In the chorus at a salary of 8 weekly Night after night ho stood in the front row nnd gland at the face of the Brazilians mistress Uhe noticed his peculiar manner but Illness bad so completely transformed him that she did not recognize him Her complaint to the stago director however resulted In the trans fer of Fraxchettl the back row although to a position nearer her box The change wan fateful Ono of the last nlghU In August Froschottta endurance of mlsfoitune and humiliation at tho bands of the oborus girl of Itlgolotto broke down In the midst of a chorus he sprang to the front of Iho stage drew a revolver and calling the girls name Bred twice at her and her lover Neither bul let hit its mark Frascbettl wan thrown to the floor disarmed handcuffed aud Impris oned The next morning be was again 111 of a lever When tho fever abated It was found that his mind wan gone and he was taken to an asylum for lucurablos A mAIN BUantfK ARItKBTED Betrayed tar the Plunder aTe find Taken from the Adams Kxpre Company BXUX FORTUNE Oct 20 Thegreat mystery of the robbery of tho Adams Express Company on tho C S and C road on Oct S is at an end i Last night a man who was registered at the I Lane House as J E Williams of Indianapolis was arrested aa ono of tho cuilty men On Saturday watch cases and a photograph with several broken express packages were found In a barn on the farm ot lit Clair Jewell three miles southeast of Bellefontalne A watch was Instituted end a wolldresxed man wo seen to visit be place Ho was followed to the Lone House and arrested The prisoner hail In his overcoat pocket u SScallbro double action Hniltb A Wesson revolver and kept his hand on It He also bad a false mouxtnche and goggles His valise was searched and 37125 In money nod nix small diamonds worth about hip were found The money was still wet lust us It bad teen taken from the roots of an elm tree that had blown down where It was bidden The prs oner Is J F Smith a discharged night opera tor on tie C 8 and O Railroad at Urbana A reporter asked him this morning Have you any statement to makn 1 h would rather not talk any more he replied Thin evening sixteen solid gold rings wero found in the barn lie Didnt Deierve It The Pullman section of tho New York ex press had just pulled out of tho Grand Central Depot Pittsburgh when a drummer dashed through tho gateway He sighed as he saw the last sleeper disappearing In tho distance and then walked with a dejected air over to tbo track where the second section of baggage cars smokers and day coaches lay In a few moments the signal was given and the train moved slowly out of the depot The drummer glanced around him Among the passengers ho spied several ot his ilk but they were tray oiling salesmen of a grade that do not usually take Pullmans consequently he heeded them not In the front of the oar sat a little girl with her head burled In her arms which wore spread on the window sill beside her A mass of golden ringlets fell upon her shoulders A large man sat beside her evidently her father At the next station the man rose without a word and left the train leaving the little ono alone In the feat Hbo still slept Half an hour roeveil and the ringlet moved A ultenii haggard little I face v vas slowly raised and two large trfgutrned men lonkel strangely around the oar Then Ibo little head sank down upon beams again and 1I1 child went to sleep Later when the drummer tried to dote he kept tmnklnc uf those tearful lonely eye aud often during the vatly part of tle night he glanced at tho maltA of golden curia before him Two ooloek In tbn morning lound him wide awoke The little oTrl moved attain Once more she looked around wltb flue tame Mjiued expres sion on tier puny Inc I bo other passengers werecurled un In their suits and no one but the drummer vow tier his licurt was uclled 11 a nltlail the child In her loiinllnauM Wnlklfur to th front of tii our he it down beelde her 3 and tender lyetroked her curl When he linked tier nin she did not susw r but drew further away from blot Where wt sue Bolnifc At this aueftlou she looked sullen and truSs Vould s1s I like aoinetlilnu to stat 1 Ko ilue hpek her bead land jiouunj Well iny di ar said the goodnatured drummon I wllj lie that you do uJ not lout fylefoni I daylight t nny rate Mould you like nie t till ton allorr that my mothruid to ul 11I1 when I wa 1511511 lIke ru r The drummer tlieii iron deif to tail th child n fair nlc hail i followed with jiiioilier soil tlll aijctbvr Ixifnrn lie siniiiJ Tbu Illtl fin dliJ nOI Intuit I 10 tloallJ ljlIl f ettu I II through 11 utliudaty lit tIle outlines of the Jzuuliisin fleet which IIII Ima was l1al101L i tin I druII lilm Miiyiher plan II told a funny tory ulootamtl 1 Ii sy trill ullt ill tire in lull ffttlar all 1 I fiat siI r lit Inuulio I so b uai lilt urhrli 5 III I had llll III lmd 1141 liiii lllll itln uuifii un In it tjl liiiiii 4 liSi i bnidit stout I add orci her 14 II il drummtr i 10 1 lt t tuourged 1111 ua tfitnu iolhr fuuuy Ilorr when Jut hi je t II wmlou I 540 ntuip IIfJJUII jlIt ilitw 1011 hot 1I4I11e t M cunt PVlIWi iii livid up hJos Jjr lIvr1ulI In apSiflr I53 II w ts written Till lltii eTlrlUtiiUr wr It i iliJtaiiei I i Ma I wlire fiUoiia rill meet tier Itho is l duet f ai U 1ist iii UTun Iruinuirr took cue b pliri tIiice 4rIID4 bliss in sieu sUit I Ut t two if ble fellow issasnoc wet nofieg antf tbssi lUUK tjkU to Git 4ft I Ufl 41 J UltoaVI up wIlls LU tIrcoat for m tllloir I lOG woul to amp Meua Melee I Ptss uu Itmti hlllWll Acill40 of Teu escape fl1ff At blush I the othlr liar aril rfr i a lM Un uUVj r kfa Is4 l itS ff tile Uwa Ti Itt4 1114 U I llavllll i Jute Hint til IU U MM illl1 tog for a 5k ADd ik liuA is c 51iw wik biuia ir I WlilagJiUsbIgi 1IUIl wllu a jtg inktiA Wdiill yto object lo tor carrrloxefflUa I err Li I 1iL t44Jqt H t n uJI rJlrltaWptr I A t a I l el i i I nuzr anoirtens EXVHANOKS shrewd Device lo Get Good Fetjr etna Defeat the Middlemen Fruit grower In New fork Now Jersey and Pennsylvania aro adopting new methods of placing their product on the market Their object is to do away with the lometlrnoft extor tionate chArll08 the middlemen Th grave growers of western New York and Pennsyl vania have formed a Board of Trade with headquarter nt Brocton In every grape growing conlro there lo an association or branch of the Board and numerous grower at less Imporlant point are members also The Board virtually fixes the wholesale prlco of gropes each day tbo buyer having to par It or co without Tho war In whoh the price II I determined Is Ingenious The endeavor Is to send the grapes to those points In tho countrr where grapes are wanted and will fetch Rood prices Ho each shipper and association sends a telegram to Iho headquar ters every day tolling how many car loads of grapes have been shipped on tbo day protlous and whore they hBo been cent The etato montfl in the telegrams aro condented and A compact statement ot thorn all wired back to tho shippers rod associations The shippers know then where to bond their fruit for the day Thor wire back to tho headquarters what In their judgment ought to be a fairprlco The Chairman ot the Board atrikes an aver age ami this Is tho oftliiul price for oil ship pers and growers in western Now York In central New York is a company with buad quarters at Lookport One of its objects is to place on tho market fruit which Is guaranteed to bo of superior quality and which will hero iota bring the highest prices Their grapes aro not packed In baskets but in square whllo boxes with wire handles On the cover Is a label IID red letters handsomely engraved and With Ibo oomlanyS trade mark In ono corner The label certifies that the contents of the box are tIle choicest fruit from a certain vineyard There ls no official inspection of the fruit to determine if it U up to grade but a note on tho label Invites the public to report inferior fruit und packing to the company with tho name of the vineyard from which it comes Only ro sponslblo urowers are allowed to use the lithe and train with tho trade mark und the loot that tile label Is copyrighted tbo publics protection against Imposition If it had DOt been for the failure of the peach crop 1lemlngton N J would have been a lively sort of place during the summer and fall The ordinary crop of peaches for Uunterdon county Is lSUUOUl baskets and ninety per cent of the growers in this great peachyield ing county aro members oi freat hew Jersey Fruit hxcbange with headqunrtero at Flem Ington and branches in two or tbreo smaller pouch cenlros In the spring the Exchange ends n drummer on tho road to visit the wholesale houses in all the cltlos from Now York to Chicago and Montreal As many wholesalers as possible are Induced to send buyoin to Flomlngton A considerable number coma and when the eeason ouena the Exchange begins business In au auction room where all fruit is auctioned off to tho highest bidder The eflool is to bring the market to tho ory doors 01 the peach growers fur the ftult IB sold In dailY lots as picked and ready for dollcry Formerly the buyers went about the county Inspecting tho crop several weeks before It wan ripe and contracting for It on the pot Ubrowd anti experienced buyers could always get the better of the growers In a bargain like this Un Exchange tbo urowerrfnow get just tbo price that the dally plate of tho market warrants If pricet for one day are unsatisfactory n grower can buy In his own fruit arid bold It oor till next day The Exchange ebonies for selling the fruit a cent a basket to Its own members and not moro than two cent to outsiders by actual trial it bus been lound that the smart Jersey growers are netting ten or twelve cents olbatiket moro ou fruit Bold on tichanco than on that cold by contract Fruit sod on con tract Is not paid for till disposed of to retailers On Exchange It must bo paid for at the end of tho day on which It Is bought The Exchange box also persuaded tho railroads to reduce flelgut i barges and the basket manufacturers to knock US percent off the Price ol baskets to its member The Hummonton Fruit Growers Union handles In favorable seasons something like 2OuoOtK iiuartt nt backborrlefl strawberries rnspbori and hnokloberrlei 70000 pounds of gras as and 4000 or 5000 bushels of pears It does not auction off the Irult ol its members but acts ns use agent of the wholesalers or city commission houses On tie one hand the wholesalers are saved the expense of buyers und l on the other the growers get the highest prices possible for their fruit As the grown will deal only through the union they hold the key ol the situation The union collects all the money due the grower traces up lout fruit and lost crates and puts the legal goievson when n commission house refuse to nay up prompt ly The union IB alto u cooperative Rociotr It does a htnro Imslnf f SHIIOOO or fOOUOO n year dealing only in fertilizers coal and other bulky articles needed by the growers bhare holders In the conrern net six percent Inter est and all prollts ate divided among pur ohasi rs as well as members A OOOO SKAU Full CUKSTSVTS Connecticut I 5 sendIng Lot or them te tho New York Market MIPDLETOWN Conn Oct 20There are lira crops In the Nutmeg Blato this fall but chestnut are plentiful Every country boy with a rosy patch In Ills cheeks and companies of rosyebeokcd maidens too Is In the woods every pleasant day outolilcg the nuts as tho wind rattled them out ot the taping burrs on Duo tall tips of the threading trees All kinds of youths RO oliesnutlng swell par ties who drive Into the country In fine rigs boys who go for the fun of tho thing and earn est men and urchins who having no other work seek a dollar or two with which to keep the family pot bollltiu ai cold weather comes on Chestnut are plentiful now In all the markets and the shipping of the nut to the big city marts Is I In full tide The price paid to tip plcktr for ihrstnut js I 12 a tunnel nnd It lake 0 peck to make H whole salers bushel eo the letallurn nay Not much cam Is taken In soiling Iho nut nnd worjiii count 0iuuily Wills meat in the nuts cue nuts are sttlplsil In burrol tn Boston and New York and tilt I bushels snake a barrel of thom They i out Use shipper 11M a barrel Itt for the chesiiiulH U cents for barrel li for exprritaae Tha aunount of lieitiiuU elilii Ieti from llortford dully In Clue season aver age about llftcin or twenty Petrol hue Nw York wholesaler tr U IH or 19 n barrel mud the auction liSle In the metrono U is I about 110 At ID Intl a pint for mauled chest pOle the cpniqtner buys ii thernle of IflKi a bushel In ills couuiiy ovengrocer uni oven lIfe CKUiitry toetmuilcr whauli rail groearliM lake cliuktiiut In eicluuiiie for m aU an4 are pcrios OuiinMjleiitr a faired land for ebotnnt res which do not hurts muiii furtbrnorita titan itoiuihrti laaeoctuulwttui i etc the tees crow large and luxuriant Hut lilt ijpipuj tar tiiutsli i Mini liTeiijunr pesos and railroim II l fgai ltiInt4f lb fotet at the bI IetIlUt timber Tliero urn few othyr uuli Ib the hide lbl f ll ktinllCtrk uui hickory UUH helmS nJiuoit it iota falluro afarbt CMO tess gka l ailHUfaUf cUsii We look up our inr b for Ib Colors 4o SlIver At 14 I irel It rrr M utinoJ frwwi Jbhii t j ix cue of tbii dseiriplog srehe caugu it brilo lult d tsiu i list coulplIity lu two Mouuufu lleafloir sitssocrn jiot tff PW liii woal IC niifkatl flIr la t4lfu wpila luijurln r ur salt upon Dread wTtf plalu i you can bear a dull Jlaot tops1 Tel 5n as lteiltipg MOO Iii mouDtaiuK aodib warlux IM loi to on and Ae noise pt nore dieiortjintii you cusp blat It tiRhesstihIl tuosuaaib pour root pit 4 LO river AU st t ppuoUse4feWieehftomyoualli lure Which LI IJt glstussJoke f l sisterly iruiy tell i avid you rsullouelr crawl ut suit l liok dotru down fuji SNM feel ilivr I ibij tied a wIut tvqeiu Uttllni cubit its is y i4qilejuis iuilbldv loo Sivint uasJkid IC wllblu niif frt it lljal awluil ebsetti wilbut i uhsui It toil lvk at It t1iwiug ciii 11449111 clups dltnly toward lhos uiuuu laliia a iiiu rdoiioteUoplli It mt tbroynu BJ ai arUc it ii iittaklu tutu lit au L SAVEDFROMA BURNING BOAT fill cnrm8 ctornita Anno waior raa BKBCVIMO f nrr viu Nil Me who Pn Oat U n Itfthent floss the MleitM Dante Asci lo TOUIR ttnmmMd by the Heavy Miss T Ink Huron nurrele of oil Kirled sd Tear Vr the Deck Beaenlh be Feet of Ih Men Pont UUBOK Mich Oct 20The Anchor line steam bam Annie Young wo burned to the water edge oft Lexington In Lake Huron this moraine Nine member ot her crew who tried to escape In a lifeboat were lost end the remaining thirteen after being driven clear into the fore peak where thor stood until their clothes caught file and their faces and hand wore bllsteraJ br the Intense heat wore res cued br the steam barge Edward Smith The Smith hote down on the burning vessel from windward nnd desplte the heavy wind and sea ran so close that the endangered sailors were enabled to leap over her rails and escape what bad teemed certain death At 9 oclock just as the Young was abreast ot Lexington llshthouo smoke was soon issuing from the main hutch The hatch cover was removed tho crew sent to fire quarters and every preparation made to extinguish the flames but they bad gained such headway In the highly inflammable cargo that It was Im posolblo to check them When the engines wero stopped she foil off Into the rough of the pea whoroshe lolled and plunged In away that threatened to Bend her to the bottom Boa after sea swept over her docks tone of water poured Into the open hatches but the fire seemed to burn moro fiercely than ever As It approached the foremast driven on by the gale it Ignited a lot of ol barrels stowed on the main deck Flames shot up through the catches set lire to the sail and rigging and oven threatened the boats that wero swinging from the dents Barrel ittor barrel ot the blazing exploded nltb such foro as to tear tha dock planks horn undcf tho feet of tbo wen Cant Miller ordered the starboard boat cleared nwuy nnd lowered This wan douo and nine men tiok t thor plncns In It Just ne they Tete rounding to umlnr the Youngs quarter a tonlQu nra caught the boat and tlimw It end ovoronil Tho moil nn the Voting could not reach the only remaining litol oat for It Was already ablaze and n harrier of fire flashed In their war They did not ere the Smith on Recount of the blinding smoko anti they did not know rescue was at hand unlll they heard the onecry shout ot the Smiths crew Tho hmlth was bound up the hike with two barges In tow Her Captain cast his barges adrift and set 1 out tn rescue the Imperilled crew Jim as the two barges came together Cnpt Mlllorfl boat I caught lire TOo men jumped for the rail like tctprx nnd scrambled over to tho deck of the rescuing vessel To get the littler beyond the reach of the thames required but n turn of the wheel and the Annie oung was left to burn and sink The Hmlth carried the rescued sailors to this port Inndluc them all In safety about noon Those who were bally scorched worn turned over to the cart of physicians the others Blurted out for tho burning wreak on board the tug Kittla llalght In company with Capt Mil ler but Lila most they could do wo to watt for her complete riesructlOD Of the nine men drowned Cnpt Miller was able to furnish the names of but live as follows George Mo Manuft Port Huron J Donnelly J Crosby J Gallagher Corner New Hnitlit Chnrcb lu Brooklyn The corner stone of the now Bushwlok Ave nue Baptist Church was laid yesterday after noon on the slto adjoining the old frame build ing In which the congregation has worshipped since the foundation of the church The old building Is at the corner of Bushwlck avenue and Wlerfleld street Brooklyn Services were conducted in the church by the pastor the Itov T J Wblttaker assisted br tho they Dr W C P RLoades President of thin Baptist Church Extension Society the Itev C Moore of the Bushwlck A enue M E Church and the liar John Humpstono of the Emanuel Baptist Church Each of tho assisting ministers made an address At the conclusion of the indoor services an adjournment was made to where the corner atone swung In readiness to be lowered tn Us bed ot cement Tho Sunday school classes formed up as near as the bonus of building dulirls that littered sidewalk would allow them and sang a hymn The stone was then duly laid The church was organized en Feb G 1887 with a membership of twentyflto It rapidly grew la wealth and importance and In June of the orocont jeir it was resolved tn erect a larcer church The new building will bo of wood with foundations of red brick It will be Cl fcetfront on Busbwlck aenu and 05 long nn WlerfleUl street Tbs audlorlum will boOt by 70 amphitheatre In style and will rent about CIO Gallerlus will be added when need ed The old chapel will stand on the back corner of Ibo lot and fsca toward Bushuick avenue The now chare 00 t by 25 will face on Wlerlleld street and will open by weightud doors Into the auditorium to that all parts will bo In full view of tho pulpit In tOo roar of this chapel anti the pulpit will be an open baotlstry the robing lOMns library and kltdion Th organ sod choir loft will be Im mediately above in the rear of the pulpit The parlors n young mens loading room and an official Conserenoui room will bo over the now ehDpel The old chapel will bo connected by doorways with the auditorium the kitchen nod the library The cost is to lie tUOno and the contractors are to have the work com pleted by January The Gator Grow Up with the Tree Torn Ac Savanna Knot John Wilson living near Astor In cutting a big cypress a few days ago found therein a flv tout alligator seven feat lone As tho opening I In the tree was not halt largo enough for the cator to cot through the presumption is that it crawled in when young and lived on other animals and leptllos that sought refuge there EnguIb Athletic Netv Oanner J J Brrett of the Royal Artllltry whoa eompllihed the excsltot perrormatic ot 49 fret 6 lochti with the ISpound shot at the Royal ArtIllery CMDII list sprier sail ti oat with a cballtnie to put tht abut with any profenlooal atMtte In tho world f or f torn lotto a ildo lira U a chauee for lie rbinon who seams anxloni for a match Although football le irowlun to a great exMDt In Ihli oonptry II has not nearly approached the proportions It UM rtacbeit In Bocland There are 10 many maioliti constantly taking pier there that It II difficult to ob tain rafertf a for lien all To Rust this a society ha been formed catltd tl London Slushy Union Society uf Itefarta to which thirty civic club already belong The annual nbtcripilou u Are liillluri and Ilio aim of the society U to fui nUb referee for rnatolitt Although the fuoitall leaioti IIM already oat In In Knrland ibe w eathvr U Ii nuid a to tusk Iheiratne eatlrely oulof tiles Laced up In tljibt canraa jaeiau plairlnf mob bard vatue In mild weather is decidedly uneomrorutiU After a recent uialch al fclou College lbs rouleiiitiila adjourned Uthe rips and look a irOn Male Kail wlilcli baa moistly bun lairodueed lute fDdaud which the papere there affected to Oeiplte U rlUdly becoming popular and the ptpere are now furcej u lake II up Tlie Ueidlui hcwever UIUAI bo I re Diarkable at leaJi In une way for Ill ftcoreiiuicefta oruket naieh raider Ibau tiaee ball On net I tno Ireeiou amateur Isis ball term defeated llie Jllruilof Dam amateur nine rur ihe ooiUJ lime wlunfiiff ibe liaHipluiiiKip stud ibe Ipaldlo amateur cliarapieusblf cup value Jal lu guineas file Ural ualeb tree iijaye on ibe Ieuuy Bank irutnd on kepi iK ibe rreaiunt winning by eJruusiv 10 TUe lael match waeelaredal leeixtale wben lIe seer was tl lu 1 ill iuuluiij in tale of ibo frilluai The lBaeu ifrumtii un neil easiu u there win l soflu iweulf ciute eouiel1 tui f lot llie cup auJ a lively eea oa le I eijucied Herearalber ulallatury atttulillr at A will iCenu Mrruruir In ttusii4 l tahIti bluie iroseaiiue write lo llie lonilon i1lHii I in ibal un Hepl 45 al ibe Aguarluiu heed Vtrinveib ue ilfkio up with Jita wuulbiiteiilx eIght liaifpmir vleree lu oue Sir Tbe tlnttlKi lilt re luetia rurreUoreiiim 01 wlmeiie Oil llie ernjiotut I CL lle ll ieiItlusg flu rlilb li lb nidiiI l tilteulallyu IL LmJ m mien Iiel4 theIr hunt Are nuiiual cuuipeuiluua Tbe elu 114 remote hole ilirlr vld quarlere llie MuUI Itelis In ibe I ilurfea iluikluibaiil relaee read an Ibu rCa ibejr Peal lueellun st ifiKe quarters Ibe vlmmloi en41luiiilci was reuartablyinie tatting Ibe patlnta wise auwe fe y It a4 eirllkueieu a lui ier uilabir Y cud W Tuuklu asic paler back M iwmaaaiu f lunuraJi a niaieb at Ibe Jill amer laliiloUlif lUlrardl ae bal bliu Poeerau west ibe ted bate rv lii Isae4 liaiucuily cu ii leat street balb Manebaeur Cia I Ill tie iltiitilLt lieiliear Slid llie up Cli lit A 4e lui ll llefrr flerJfDer viuualely fatvutwt Ie l eeeetor vu fmjt lu Mil Duairau vMreuiiklir 4ru ui4lu lle HeO a ib tu tt i4tiilSg Lasdics skid s pot I I iis44 eIleC4 lest ciii ji5ae at Ci Iu it 51rIi Is isis Ii A slalq aew llubad Cu fact Lil Cecil 511 liC tit c s ubird lSeta slaeus st OLeaeaiug us lb tilOily yard I elisulwa bsudlcsp to whlii IIir sar lie kCta i Soil we via is It 1ius lipysIaJ I C bsiOsdt Li 1 ireio I A ie fllel7 I C vIs tetevyumssas seMer 5 5allIIld FClIltt5 5 V CM ma PeitIsi stein 10 Lid TsLnsa Wlss flew P r44tatee etlb 0 rt pjer i lii 4silia4ir ie t P Mae p4l cs icy rM VII li Wsil Strati Ilp 1 tsisiii lie lucius besot pLed 7 L41O ytiI vpe ust serfuHutiuiif fluiLt VII fttuim ail sulyussuuioraIIsaOslCiNe A 1IUJJHJH HIY UOUASUR Mloei Klrkbjr Knew Her ITolbuBd Wb B Hbe He w Him 1 Not many years ago Dr Percy Matthews was physician for the little colony at York Factory a part of the Hudson Bay Company far away in the bleak northern wilderness The chaplain was the Ilev IMr Klrkby Both man are alive and Mr Klrkby was for a time employed In the Bible House this city York Factory U not a factory at all In the mod ern understanding of that term that is nothing is mode on the premises but factors meaning traders exchange flour blankets knives and buttons for the beaver skins of the Indians As hardly twenty people live there through the year foil as there Is usually but ono ship from and lo England during the summer It Is n lonesome place Dr Matthews who was young and fond ot company found It especially bard to live in It ono reason being that there was no female society at the post excepting two or three squaws nnd lialfhreeils wires of laborers em ployed by the company Ho often complained at this shortcoming but he had little sympathy from the bachelors for It Is romakatilo in how short a time some men come not only to en dure oolltude but to like it Mr Klrkby had a daughter at school In Eng land and one summer ho resolved to go abroad to sea her and enjoy a llttla civilization There wan to be nn extra shin to York Factory in the fall though he did not Intend to return on it lint ns lie was embarking ho turned to Dr MattheWH who wo lu gloom at the prospect of losing a friend when ho had PO tow to spare and utid pooler can I bund anything book to you from Lnglnndf Notlilnu unlosH you sand mo your daugh tar refilled Iho young man half ruefully and ball In banter The clergyman smiled shook his band and went aboard lines worn cast off Cuodbja wore shouted antI the ship headed lor Eng land while he Doctor turned back with sigh The arrival of a ship In a great event ut York Factory and when ono bristol dar In autumn a sail wiw descried to the noithfnstuard tho whole population of tho place bolpml li in iiy l sitting on the tboro and Hokum at It Dr tlntthows was there and ae tint nliip nenrea the lane he wa surprised and pleaded nt the appearance of a bo mluc trmlr diusned yuurif uiinian on the deck for bla heart flut tered responsive to Iho flutter a petticoat The gang plank was run nut hilt dnmeel tilnpiid axhore and nftcrlooklngat tbnstrango faces on the wharf for a moment her erce foil nn Dr Matthews She advanced toward him with a mull and wIth the remark Mr der l Poioy put up her Ils to bo kissed There was a riMoundlnir ymnck and Dr MnttheuH anm ud dallghtod and feeling ad if lie walked on air led the lady to the poat which otis hard large uiouglt for him after that 1 his had nutor aen ouch Othor before but the good cliaplnln hail so described the Doctor to bis ilatighter and had Spoken ao many good words for him hut nlm felt nsif she bod known him from childhood nnd tho i recognition was a thing of no dltllc liy It was nut hong bifoie the Fmnnn WUIH IHII lube butwaun Dr iltttthuw anti MliH Kiikhr Ho they were married und they Hied happily everafler St Tbei Vem llollk el bratloai higuxvw Oct 20TliB Miss in honor n hotsorotCounl t Ton lloltke will include a torohlldht proce j lon In which 1000UO i ersnnM will take part repr ntlneT all the public bodies of Berlin mnrnr William will allow military band to serial In the MIOH The irand Dnkre of lies o TI anus jlautu and nil tie commuudluv Ovuerult will take han In lbs nillllury oti Ion 4 V Ki iaNTiM iiK ui an Tin hulun will give bmiquit to tIll velurnna of tin buttle of jVulb lu bonor of llig nlu tIU birUidty ut 1 I Count von Uoltko I r

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iIRL w JuiflLiPJ L a I THE SUN TUESDAY OCTOBER 2 1800 KS MORE LIKE PEACE CAPtTALlSIS TO BTOl TOtt FlOttT WITHOUT run nxLP UP plArltBII n nrotbarhood Held Mtlag an4 TireUea to Ak for ltprntlllT Ru I 111I8 CoIaeerld l t Addlie und i A O Hii tdlBi Bhke Ilnnda lor tha I Flrat TImtImportuftt llacllnc Trduy I DnrlnR the next fortytlaht boars the dl n trou base ball war will undoubtedly bo net I tled one way or the other Thoro are clique la Try Urothorliocxl city compotod of players cartaln nevripapor writers and friends of the I jdsTeriwhoaretrylnato forestall consolidation end those I but the band wrltlnu In i on the wall SD8D who are endeavoring to preTtnt a reoon collation will bo beaten Just na sure OB the nun i 8 ant Beta Tat was the fooling among a Dumber of loading macnatoa and players Vheriarera Loaeuo who were In the city ru terdar A special mootlnc of the Brotherhood wee called for yesterday at the St James Hotel and It was designed to bo ono of the most Im portant In the history of tbo organization It turned out to bo but Qui BurorlslnRly 1 feeble effort upon the part of the once powerful Brotherhood hut tlx clubs worn represented 4 and only a few onlookers For throo hours the I delegates waited patiently for the nival of T Arthur Irwin and Paul limllord the ropro 1 enlatlresof tho Boston nnd Cleveland clubs and when It was discovered that the two men I uouU not probably put In an nDpearancoPresl t1 deut Ward decided shortly fitter 4 oclock to F no on with the business with tho mon who t were present In answer to Secretary Keefoa roll call the following dolanatos responded I ew York James Ollourlo IJrouklrnKdward I Andrews 1blladelpbla Goorco Wood Chi oaao Fred Pfoffor Pittsburgh Edward Han Ion Duffnlo James White Cincinnati of course was not entitled to a representative There was also In tho meetlne room luck Ewlnc Rig lllll Drown Dnnny Richardson plank Obey and probably two or throe other looiil plaioiK Who M B ion lasted just two bourn The del ecutoa liLt not emerge from tho toasting like elutol dil men who bad emorlo benelU by thMr two hour experience on tho othor hand ihuy pre vented a rather mournful appearance TUE BUN rep rtur asked this man and that man regarding garding the results of tbo meeting but they looked a the news eatheror In complete won f derment Tim Krolu said Oh we only did 1 little routine work Did wo elect olllcers or t talk over this matter of n representative A the y general centrum on Wednesday I Not a word wor wan said about either Jim URonrko said L there was nothing done lid Andrews replied I that there was notlilncspodal llanlon merely k phooK hU hiitil to the reporters inquiries But r ward appeared to be mote communicative k The lire thorhoods 1resltlent mild that they t would certainly ask for a representation at the E conference between tbe National nnd Players t Leagues tonmrrow The matter he con I tinued was freely dlscuhned nt the meeting I and tomorrow morning when the Brother t hood resumes Its session I have no doubt tbat nn address will be prepared to bo presented to

the Central lioani of Directors of tbe Players League asklnu that a player b added to the Lalue k contorence I cannot 800 what objection there I should be ma le t a player bolne on the Con i t ference Committee Tb m matter of consolida tion certainly ntleola thoe player who o f financially Interested In tbe several clubs I t EaTO some S3800 lueBted In the Brooklyn I Club and 1 would like to have sOme Bay as to t What shall beonme of that money A short time before tbo Brotherhood meeting adjourned Col MeAl pIn E B Taleott Secre tary Itobineon and President Addison of the ChicagoCiub entered tbe hotel but their visit t L a quite brief and tboy did not meet any of u the players I I Probably the most Important event of the day was tbo moatlntr between A O Braiding I and President Addison the rival ChKaao I magnates It was the first time upon an t tsBethat thc two gentlemen bad met and their greetings were very friendly The meeting r was arranend by YlcePrestdeut Taleott and tbo Introduction took place In Bpaldlnc f Brothers private office on llroadway Presi dent Adduon Is a man of very ploaslnc man ners and he Impressed everybody who mot film with the Idea that he would act fairly with 4 every one In their offorta to restore harmony I c In a talk with a SUN reporter President Addl 7 on std If anybody can present to me a I logical proposition from which there can b I deduced a way to consolidate the two leagues successfully I will be only too ready t stop forward and elvo my sanction t such I I l scheme I would like to BOO the presenUChlcaco I team remain intact I Is certainly a great aaaregatlou of l ae boll players nnd I would dislike to coo them separated Wo have lost t M eome money of course but very little 1 a Bare you The salary list is not A large as f many people suppose It Is about 40000 1 Would also like to see tbe National anu Piny i rl League remain In existence hut an I said Ii before I a successful consolidation of the two t would be for the Interest of base bal I would Interpose no objection President Addison will be tho guest of CoL McAlpIn during his 4 Btny In the city t Col MaAlpIn expressed himself very freely I Bo said he was at a loss to understand why the fr players rnpoits wore true should oppose any plan whereby 1 reconciliation could be f effected Wo have always treated them w nicely and we dont pronoun that thtlr inter ests chnll be overlooked But if they think t that Mr Talcott Mr Robinson I myHclf can Lot tranFR t tlim business to the utmost satis faction mistaken of all why then I say they are greatly I 4 Another Players League magnate said ho f had crown very tired of the way the players I bad been tttinir I nave beun at tbe point t eevernl Ime I recently said he of expros lag mycelr nnd I know 1 I did It would create 0 1 quite a hubbub among them I may do It yet at tho meeting tomorrow it A TIT prominent National League official I I I laid to TTIK HUN reporter that 1 tbe capitalists were allowed to iettlo this miittornmougthem F aelves there will certainly bo peace once moro I t But one thing I will say and I think I echo the HnntlinontROf not only my own Immediate I collrnuue bit of the Playcis1 Loaeun officials us well that thorn will bs no player ad mitted into tbe conference In any cat acltv I tomorrow I nit H I rolllvc Tbo National League Is oertnluly a unit on this point At 111 nclicU this morning the Brotherhood will lemsombont the Hi Jnrnn Hole und at poon the Central Board of Director of tho flayer Unaiie 1 hold a regular meeting at the Mfth A en no Hotel On Wednuodny tbe Matlonnl I iiaini anti the Conference Corpmll leo ol tbn Nltinnal and Platers Leagues will La beld itt the Filth Avenue lintel w1 NICE YOUNda MIVB r t WA niNorox Opt 20 There Is I nothing to I prevent club In tbo Ntttlonnl loaiu from re serving cut I ulnyeru In their own rank tie tjey mny desire auiil I roilont Voung hut vuxriilng to tbo agreement mud oat tbe recent t rnnlereuco no playom mm to foil lied or I I glicniKl boloiulnu tu other clubs until titter the r Sutli mat Ac ordlng to our rotculHtlons play era aru at liberty to ultfn oontruuls after the Spill of October In each ear but we extended I I I the lime fur I few I lit until wo could xtndd alI what would bu the outcome of the con I t Iur rnc I At Neir York one thing has boon demon S pirate i retty lenrly and thit IB I unle BOIIIB 110 jilunof comi rnnile IN nuiced UPI tb na t tionitl Riiiiin will l rticlVH such u bel back that It I I will reiulre iiittiiy yeam 10 inn It Lack 111 It I phoull be All hut lemaliiB lo be dono now Is I t f carry out tlm ustulU m n plan nf t uiualuama 11111 wlilfli wii iboMiuiflily ils I uia il nt our p lilt conivrenea althouRh two or three il isy I niay 14 l ronmniil In niiilnit to nn uarmniout Iar Ulrlonl JiliDuM Iliorf bn a uoiotily for a stoilsi iii ui I t tonal id NBtlouul l lAtiuuB 10 rallfv such an I MirYomeiit I I uliall I Minolii I lu KiwYuiC h until Mtryihinu u mtl fuit rly tilml lOU Inll r 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Neither In England nor America did wo re I ceive such treatment a wa accorded us hero I After the hearty reception of Detroit and But falo gentlemen we wero 111 prepared for the frost wo struck bore From tbo hour of our ar rival not a slniclo not of courtesy ha been shown us by the Athietlo Association men I wired Mr II IcI Cornish tho time wa would arrive but not a soul met us at tho depot Mr Cornish told me by way of explanation whoa I alluded to that fact tbat it was just as well ha didnt go na ho would surely have gone to the wrong depot Having seen considerable of him I dont doubt that he would But to con tinuo In my recital of facts After dinner at the hotel we tot out for the athletic club and after many Inquiries found it Wo stood In the vestibule like n lot sheep awaiting tho pleasure of his hlshncss Cornish for twuutyIUo minutes Then in a surly way we wore asked If wed like to eoo tho olub houto Nicholas and Morgan won disgusted and loft The rest of us wero shown through In porfunotlonary way and coldly dismissed at the door Friday evening n e spent OB we best Invited to tho club knew how Ve werent house nor did a llngle member visit us at tbo otoL Now I dont want to be understood as yearning for attention not at nilbut the best people will show courtesy to the stranger Only snobs Rill out him Now let us come to the day of tho meeting Nicholas and Morgan went Into tbo drafting room to get ready for Ihs lUOyard trials They occupied a couple of chairs which they found empty and were dlsrobmcr when two athletes wearing tbo yellow and black of the lloston Athletic Association entered and curtly or dered them to vacate the chairs Our boys were ot courso astounded and re plied tbat they were dressing for thA games Well those are our chairs said one of tho local men I If you want to dross sit on the floor Morgan and Nicholas both ro Btimed their street attire and coming nut told me they wouldnt compete I adv sed them for the honor of their club to overlook the In sults nnd got ready They consented and found a place to dross They went to tbo starting point ton minutes before the men wore sent away in the trials of the 100 yards but wero ordered to quit tho grounds as they had not been present when their names wore oalled bo they didnt start With scarcely much as good night the Boston men left us on tbe grounds to find our way to the hotel aa best wo might Its all ancient history now but Im sorry to be forced to tell such a story of tho city which reminded us most of home and whore we an ticipated such pleasant times The Harriers may come to America again but unless on the ln llatton of some club other than the Boston Athletic Association theyll never visit Boston Several members of the athletic club when spoken to about the complaints of the Harrier expressed themselves very forcibly against the management of tho games and tbe recec tlon of the visitors 1 dont ham the harriers In the least i said one gentleman Their treatment hero was simply outra geous Not the slightest courtesy was shown them either by the prominent members or the paid instructors of tbe club Ihe re flects anything hut credit on the B A A It was mismanaged from start to finish The running track were not roped off and serious accidents were narrowly avoided and what might have been a most successful meeting resulted In a very mediocre affair Why the Harriers were treated so shabbily 1 cannot Im agine unless snobbish members the club were impressed by the stories floating about of the bumble calling of the men in Lngland Whatever their calling nobody who met and talked with them bere will deny that they were gentlemanly iu appearance in manner and action heir treatment here will forever cast a stigma on the fair name of Boston and her athletic club li H Cornish was Been this morning and ex plained tbo clubs coolness as follows Why the visitors ihould think they were not lion ized sufficiently 1 can easily Imagine I Alter leaving Detroit and buffalo where tboy were made so much of they naturally expected to be taken to the bosoms of the Boston men but we are not built that way Every one knows the peculiarity Boston people I cant ac count for it Tho fact remains that they aro rather backward In lormlng friendships Hn far as sbowlngdloourtesy is concerned I dont agrcee with the Enullihmeu When they came to the flub they were taken In by myself and shown through as very Invited guest is Messrs Morgan and Nicholas did not wait until I found it possible to greet wai didnt go to the train to moet them because I positively didnt have time I spent the morn ing ot Wednesday watching the trains And expected them titer having written that they would get In The committee sent them Invi tations collectively and indlvlduallyttovUlt the club house and their names were written la the club register giving Warn the privileges of the house for n week More than that was never don for any visiting athletics The troublo In the dressing room was a slight matter and naturally where 150 ath loteB am together lsltors and others must ox peat a little iriction and each has to do a little bustling for himself Its rather peculiar tbat the same two mn should have dlQkultlos at the grounds who showed sulkiness at the club house They were not allowed to start wben they got out on the groundsand theyshouldnt have expected such permission The prelimi nary trial had been run and Itvaufd havo been an Infringement of the rules had they been allowed to run Even as it was the ref eree was willing to let them run but tho oilier Bprlntire objected and that settled it Im sorry that the visitors should think they wero InnuHod hut I cant Bee where It oould bare been avoided TrI Clmraplonnhlpa of tbe World The lawn tunis champions of the world for 1880 art U folluwi OUD Champion W J Hamilton Lady hempton Mm Hie Ihmijlei Champloni J Ilm and f O Stoker Ladid Uoutiln Cham1 Mlu M Bteedman and VlK plan o I H Hieedman Ladlei and Gentlemen I J Baldwin and Miss K 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iw IA A LWItIJI C1rr jL CUll t44il i M jf I V i HONORS EVENLY DMDED NurnICn ZAttan CROWD AND aoua FAIB BlOIIT AT BLltJLOKTU Beekfoalter SleePy Mledther the 01 Osme UnwIred by Bererasa Dc La my Teeter dsyEanli BIOMOM Vbesapeake aa4 YPhlttao the Malastey 0 f I he TI The bookmakers doing business at the Elizabeth race track yesterday did not conduct thlr pursuit of the nimble dollar In Quite as much fear and trembling OB Iteformor Pot De Lacey could hop for and although Peter had Henry Strieker arrested In Jersey City at 1 oclock none of his henchmen attempted to Invade tho unholy products of that sink hole of depravity this being the latest title for tho Nw Jersey Jockey Club course and racing went on just tho same 11II before Btedckor aocompanledith Sheriff to tire track whore he was released on 100 bAIl Book maker Bob Irving was on tho same boat as De Lacy on the New Jersey Contra Itnllroad FerrY and he gave Veto a most beautiful dressing down to use tho words ot a listener Irving told 110 Lacey that if he should spend but ono hour in prison on his account he would put rotor in such condition that pool room horse rates and bookmakers would bo a total blank De Lacey won discreetly silent and dltappoared aa soon as the boat touched tbo Communi paw landing The plan for you terdciys campaign was to havo twentyfive men armed with warrants at Communlpaw to await the arrival ot the Incoming trains from the track but they did not materialize and tho bookies walked by In safety and camo over the river There wa another large attendanco at the track and despite tho sloppy condition of tbo track the racing won satisfactory fntor its holding their own Early Blossom was a topheavy favorite for the opening event and outclassing her field two to one she won in a Common gallop Cracksman carried tho bulk of tbe money In the second but a straggling start polled his chances and llaymond O played heavily by Lakeland and his followers won after a hard fight with Lemon Blossom That gay deceiver Reporter wan plunged on t Vila tbe third event but Nevada carried him along at such a clip that be sulked In tho borne stretch and could not llnlsh better than third Nevada winning with tbo outsider Yenceur third It was anybodys race when a squad of unruly twoyearolds answered the bell for the fourth event Latina Hannibal and Ella T being the most fancied The heretofoie dis appointing Trellis colt won by a nose from Ella with Latlna third so tbo talent wore not ro far astray In their choice Chesapeake wag n consistent favorite for tho fourth event but plenty or money wont in on Drizzle Miller who bad the mount on Driz zle was warned tbat his riding of the coif would be watched Cnesapeako was at nome In tbo mud and won Quito handily with Gun wad second and Woodcutter third Uunwad made up a lot of ground while Drizzle ap pealed to be badly Interfered with on the up per turn The final race was an easy victory for W bite nos a strong favorite with Cant Tell the second choice In the titan Moore who rodo Raymond Q was fined 25 for disobedience while at the post In the bee end race racoTJJI TJJI nIIIIT DJOB Stratagemgot the bostof tho start while the favorite Eaily Blossom wan last to move Btratagem made the running until half way down the homestretch where Early lllonsom came very strung and woq by three lengths btrutagem beat the Ouildean Oily aster for the place Pun 1SOO for twoytarolda of which f71110 second and 33 to third threequartan of a mile J 11 UcCormlok b t Early llloiaom by Finance Una I10tni I Houdh Droihera br a Stratagem HMMIIIer 3 B U Uarrlioni Ouildean Oily I HI Allen a Frlaclila Zed Uula and Zander silo ran Time I lt W foil Betting FIT to a on tanSy 1 Blossom aialnit Stratagem 4 to II Ouildean Oily uto II Zed 12 to I lame and Zendir each 14 to I Prliellla 20 to I THE SECOND MACE Lomon Blossom and Winona were the first away to a poor Blurt Crack Im an the favorite getting oft last and out of the race Lambley bustloa Lemon Blossom along and hard pressed by Monsoon and Ilaymon 1 u Abe shoed tbe way until the final furlong pole where Raymond Q came strong under the whip and beat the mate out by half a length Ganymede was third several lengths away run feoo for thrryarold and upward fill to second and fK 10 third ihre anarten of a mile W IikeleoJ I ob c Raymond 0 atl by holm I Mnon 55250055 1 W C l Jyib t Lemon Dloiiom 4 100 Lambley 1 hf PJ IoII Santa Anita Etable 1 o Uanymed 4 I IV i I lait II Monsoon Bush H Koonday Hanoi ncr Urenaillir Prince Karl Crackiman and Ban Clocb also ran lime 1 I7H Post Belting I Agalnit Cracksman 7 to fit Rnymond ogIM iJ O atoll Lemon BioMom H to I Grenadier lu to l Buila a iS I la I Uanymed 15 Itl I Monsoon Noon day aen JO to I Knounce ban clootie eacUaotol Prince Karl ui to 1 1THE THE TIIIHD RACE Nevada Vengour and Reporter wore the leaders to a good start Sorrento last Net ada and Importer made the running head rind head for five furlongs when Mailstone moved up and joined Issue Tbe three hud It very lively until half way home when Vemjnur cam with n rush and a whipping finish en Buml Nevada llnnlly winning by half n length while Yengeur beat Reporter two lengths for the place Free handicap pun of Pl of which 73 second sad Rtt to ol thIrd mile I and aiixteenlh Jnd I It Rikr oh m Veradv 6 by KegentMtil Ella 10 McUonalil I Flckwtrk Btablbr o Veugeur 4 K0leckerj 3 11 W Vi throw t Cos br c lleooner f Ilu Tbomp aon 3 llmiton Sorrento and mary also ran Time 51l 1 Foil Betting Agalrut HeDonic e to 01 1 Waditone a to It Nevada SU to li V curser ii to 1 Uorrinlo and Glory ecu JO to I 1TUB TUB rounxn HACK Rumpus Latlna and the Trellis colt wero first away to a fair start Mophlnto bringing up the rear llumpus made tbe running until well squared nit ay for home whorl tho Trellis colt Lotion and Ella T drew out A whip ping finIsh lollowed and the Trellis colt won by a nose from Ella T who beat Latlna a length and a half for the place PuruKKA for maiden twoviarolda I7 toaecoad andJ to third flv furlong WIieaiidsh bay colt by Kjrrl Daly Tralll M Co Jn lieCormlckibr flsiiaT B3 flynn i W B UcCnrmleki b I Latloa V7 tlilal ion II Nlll P yion City Mllttle Uacrhtrton Hydra Kumoua Hannibal 1 Naafllly Ella L Battle try Ketch ala Will 11 Mepblitn and Ocrago lao ran Tim 1A1334 Fo DttlngAgaln Itanrtba I 10 II Tgllle cots and Ella T each H to II I NUI rrlon Oily Ktclium lly dra eaob lu 10 It Mllatlea II I to It Flea fllly Hephlito Stumps each aoiol I Oriigon autoii I W 11 u uto 10011 I ittle cry 60 10 It Bli L ala rbro filly each me nrrn BACK Al Farrow Chesapeake and Woodcutter got the beet of the start The big California hud tElngs all i hIs own way until tIle turn for borne where Ohaap ke moved up and Bpeedfy set fled Al Fariqiv oomluif on and winning hy a length and a half from Ou wall who ramie up a Olilltb ofgro nd In tIo last half mile Wood Cutter was ulr third run fAA of b f75 to iieoDd and IIS to tblrdi 00 otl A J Jornir eh g Imipiaki a by ft lilalilu tuihauu hid III 1 A J Mcoita b U iluuwai a U4 Clarion 3 J A lialehilori b 0 S VVnodcaiter 3 li Ibrl II Al Escrow Oiiaranle vuituil Callus Brush Drumittuk suit Louiln Jemi alec ran Tim I 454 I Pllln41 CLassiest aau tnl I Vml I 115 II I I until 554 to II I4uwad II 10 r I o Jenttr II 1 II trutnilirk IC to ii t1lA SO 50 I tl Canto luliliS I JIdISA 50 t I eschl 1 tSasanlaa vv Itl TUB IISTII BACK Hlv riioii huatltd Hemt away In front she n the flag drsppid and ihowed the way until atralBLT la dpttt for bou whet Jj wa puuid bY WhItausq ltomi Calll Toil the t flr urWIJlIII If 11404111 t r 157 lengths while t CIIIII Jill I lJfat luw four length fur I e Ii ICuI6o ittwo tti tbrsVa4lde hId upward ITS u assist tJiWIblrJ iillluc alluwauc 1 uut wile and C iiSlSsIihll 1 J err U Ii I fTblHUOMil I by U I tut Ll unt 11 lahIsilltlaz 10 II A lop epi l I fii I Till 5 lot I Wlallo J U Wu1t a I riiail ft lnunuKo M 4 U tiuluiutt tJiIALlIlrU Mill HeauH All Tills I U full l51ilC4i1isI libluuuw I 0 toO I ses Tell I W ill I I Mttiiuutu 4 lit t Tjui ife 10 ui I Illuul luxaua lleuel alb I 01 I UlitlUiltiue nullI I IShlIiUVIJAIIilh SI m ui i rii A Near IrutU Son ViiHt ft Vuufttlir If lit t KCI4Sd Spew Ulttr Huirt Tb ro ui Ulk ubout a 1UI1IblIfr lull which Is 1 10 lu Lulll ly II fgitjj41to III 11111111 Iviuuint at Uoiiuoutii lark 111 t alb riruiur Ir lJtW JuJIIa1 wtbx who know u mutU about Mouruuuili r ark as nrlxxtr IN Ilui Uiuf t114 10 ssij i j r u lril y uu the ubjt I I If j U I itu Ibal curls at scheme his Iesii l o cn UWJjUUO Vit lllUUHlt Ot building Uttl M t flkU4fJJl but II I ltuu M IU juil will slew do fioUJiigf until sills rn at aU j T0U It U I possible that we will uU4 ub h a luck Nit u Our oAt bJMtfad le this UtetU MMii to tW flU hiAtnltr nit p rtorilr ot tW staigletsvay lack ov r lb rdIarv lack Of Ur Wibr mad Ida ueo5te1 ttt now build IBM ft tbrwaBirt r uU frMk lot lrUIM oaCtUt 1M bou4MIu of Iloi Xmoulb Jluk KarM AtuUdaf tZ feel loaz Iy SO wide a Dif r4tdayc5ti3 cf tb trac oailt utouttbei W W64 Jna titJ I c track betwetn fled Dank and Ocean Port air Wither Bitlil yeitorday of thin project Our object In building this track Is to Iten the yearlings from the older horses Many A man who owns a thoroughbred has been dl appointed through his horso contracting Born disease by association with older hordes W think that yuarllnna and older horses should be kept sepal ate Ht all tlmta rib uiangero contamination and dlIase I IB very great and should he aoldcd Our track will be a very pimp 0 alTalr but will answer all iequlremcnts The building which we are erecting will con tain stables lor the yearlings aceommodatlnn for tbe jockeys and stablemen and also n sales room when trade in yearlings oan bo carried on Ground has just bran broken for the buildings The latter will be erY himplei In nrchltocture belnglntendod moro for practical use than elegance Tbe ambles w lor be on one aide of the centre which will bo occupied by the saleroom The nooommodatlous for tho men will lie In tho other wing There has ben omo talkof the erection of a hotel for the accommodation of the men who lollow the races but of thin we are not yet pro pared to speak Wo may do something about It this sear and may not do anything lentil next ear It will nil depend on the nature ot the bids made by tbo contractors who have been consulted on the subject The silts ch sen for the proposed hotel IB very near the track for the yearlings find facing the ocean track hotel Is put UD It will of court boa haudiomo structure Entries for Kllaaheth Today Secretary Molntyro otTers a vary fair pro gramme for Elizabeth today Tho firm raco received twenty entries and was divided while tho second raco did not fill The first should bo won by Punster Jr sith Granite second Capulln may land tbo second with Houston second and CometoTaw may win tho third with Mndstono eooond Eollpjo should win tbo fourth with stratagem In tho place and it Is hard to see how Eon nnd Mabel Glenn can be beaten In the llttb Peatl hot may win In tbo last with Kemplana second Flnt llacetune V of which 875 to atoond sal 825 to third for all ages thrquartr or mile KIlt Van 112 Sage 103 fuiile IU fbrndatl leu nuniy Itr7 Iranlte uu Prince Edward 107 flambeau IXI Puniier JrllI2 Second Hecerune Otlt of which f71110 ncond and tu to third threeqnarteri of a mile Monroe no Capnlla 107 0atJuO1J1 u18 Y 14 Juitl 107 llouiton h 3 Edward r Iu7 Ketp filly Dl Philander 107 Third RaceFne handicap purl of 9V ot which 75 to lecond and C23 to h P mil and a aI orlob PometoTaw HHIKrlo Itn Maditon IOBCynoiire 100 Nevada toe Ialliade al Joliom Ill X to how or Never 101 1 Kourth rtaroruria 54111 for twoyear oldas t78 to second and CJ3 to third three quarters ot a mil Bellpi us Vntngnrda ally 11 ed lbs Pretnero UN Stratagem ua llempitead 1110 Blctum uu Ely 100 lluiy bee colt lOulKal i Clark 103 Fifth RacePurl WTO of which 515 to second and fli to third for three ytarolai and upward on mile Eon us J lio bing Forest King no At Cnrrow 115 tan Fan colt IO8 Wuifned 115 Coita flies 100 Israso liii Habel Glenn 103 EmInence ds Sixth KaraPan tOO of which t75 to ncond and Kb to third fur ttireeyeiroldi Ml Ing ailowaacii on mil Arm Boluyn gilding IlO Handle 103 Ilioy 112 GarrIson un Joe Mamie B so Kempland 110 Insight K Minion ire Pearl Hit w CaidwU BACIKO AI LZcxiNoroz TJermad Detest Dundee la the Bell Stokca Lzzticunos Oct 20Vwentyflve bnrfdrd ptopl wit clued the opening ot the Kentucky AssocIatIon fall muting today the weather being clear but cool and the track rait TomJonea SF1 Fox up was favorite for the opening rice a icnmbl for twoyearolda at half a mile and he won by a note after a desperate nnlih with silver Light BplUer was third neck away Tim tii4 Second lh condition for the second rat were ilmtlar to tb OraL Mon limit au Porter np was ib good thing winning In holow ityl by four lingO Irom B a T Marvel was third Time m leconna MelanIe ta Illevlni np was favorite In the ibtrd race al one mil for all agei but he was beaten wltn ease by Chlmra H7 J Forter the Saddle long Leaf wai third Mlra lau ran away before Ihe don 01 destroyed till chancei by Klng nearly a mile before be could be sloe Bed by bin Jockey Time 14111 l The Hell btakeJ for Iworear olde al eta furlong bed ill Starters and Ilondee 115 rldaen by UcKonald was a ProhIbItIve favorite and h Haltered his people by leading m the itretch lot being miserably ridden the 40 lihot Bermuda bib Freeman tip cern with a welllimed ruili at the flnlih and won on th pest liv a abort head Kudolph was third beaten three Itngibi Tim lI7 Hoiemont OX piloted by J Porter and tha favorite at 4 to a won the fourth race al one mil and fifty yardi In a canter by a length aOl a half Irom Malor Tom Uood by being third three length off rime 1 44114 KacliiK cloied with IlUn riuree ul one mil and leventy yard Vtkle II rlnaea a warm lavnrlla but Jubilee u ade alt the running and won a a rood race by tw lengths iliefa I arltani Moral darter running a dead heat lor lecond place Time ls47M IZnclnic nt Gloucester QtxirciiTia Oct SO Following are remit of today event First Race Bli and one half furlongs Guard won Sir Mlllnm noond Wayward third Time lJIM econd llace tiix and one hair furlong Itatterilir won lannl 8 leoond tlta third Time I SlU Third acRovrn I furlongs Mutulxr won Oloiter second Englewoud third Tim 117 ourth hace MX furlong hallnhnry Oral Marie Loiell c con t Hatter ihlrl Time ljat Filth HaceOne mile Uala won Lancaster accent Ilarwuud third Time l5i Ihe Yearllna foil Monbnn Hold lot 88COO Luixciot Oct orthlon stud farm Trenton N J has sold lo Itlehflild d Leather Lexington Ky the black yearling cole Uonbar by Eagle Bird dam Lady Maud t 18W by General Knor prlc to ThIs Ii bil edtohe me largest prIce eier paid for a trotting yearling In Uentuoly This Ic the colt that a few dan ago worked tan qurtari here In aJH secOnds with eighteen Cats bandllnc New From the Ilorae World Happy Runsell by Mambrlno nnssoll line been Hold to Harry Brooks of Baltimore for 12000 The pacer Dallas has been tetlred for the Benson and It Is Bald that In all probability next year Dallas will only co In exhibition contests and against time A now racing association Incorporated by a number of horse breeders and owners have secured a trn t J land near Cincinnati and will build a now full mile trask The capital stock will be 1250100 A number of new race trackH are to bebnllt in New Jersey before the opening of next sum mr B si aiion Hen Isle City IK to bnvo ne and the work of grading the track bus alteady been begun This track will Ie owned hy OharlB K Landl of riitlndelphla who founded both hen isle City and Vineland N J OTNTIIIANA Oct 20W II Wllnon Bold to day l the laiist 8look um Milwaukee Wa the black twovo irohl lllly Him nla by 81m iiions dam Lady Milowvll hy Hu tan price tMt Alto tiack teiiilinif filly iiIIIlttSOlll tiJ Klmmona dam by IndlanapiilU pilon IOUO fir tvlisoni pITirod for another party I10UOU for the black stallion Conilloyd that insden fouryoarold re old of I IVIi at xTnirtoD Itit his owner Charles OiiiinBtt of Milan Blob who opjs Him b flatid oir Til grestt colt nfiiwsd tile offer and will ship bU colt hometouionow HllililBioWN Jet 20Tbe bay talllo Packer owned ly nBlnrlff ilanlKon Miiii of Ijothen ban inu iii u ratlmr reinarkH ni C0r4 this 54115011 litukcr is liy 1Weulstak hlli I hlYetlVli hlatllbi5ionian 110111 ly WiIi iss thu Isryn iuy lie lie 511011 Yars oiij cud this Is Ills tint SlOfiROli on tli trolling uniwk Hiiio 11e14 1 be 1155 bo uliercd in Irolijig ccii 1051 at Jotttslown Mount Ijoijy lisiip toni auil Trtuion N J at liehnilopt 1cr Eli I d itittiu autO itt IlJuufikMi ao nmi OIM ft anti tu ceiy i rot l in which lies sigujet liii bun woci a 11500 lIla sop that iiiniivv In riiees ill Ltorrgstiai ViA1 lJllKT f B Jilighlii eCIs ituci lesIon mid Mt Li ilI usr4 if 2 JtiIt ill IlltillkIll5lI in hue 1OIltuet st tlitsliii iii I rljs t iui iii thu 4 J oltoes pbJys 45II Ii wn Ip lbiuuptluuitItl lest on a asllwilu Ilee iii 4 ith JUl 4 5l llnnmmm Uyeus Nsiuso Hinioi liil vnJuliu II HIHI lila elect ui ul lee Vr4rcrd Kol nub tUrn4 sIll Ihrvvliig keltouij lObes s lliuu IjeeiV luiu iu Iljirli I iller l wa Iu4ti s cleaved lie SIC iiuiullii In II e S Im a 4cbeS 1111 I4YII Viiale4 lid S es leld iu a tail heu II depth a I 441St I c I lost lieS all he eli till eniaci iHertiiig riL I Ee51 oil e 44 ii Si iIl41ill Iiltt 4IlokeI I45jI Ill ls4y 1514104 Ibn la SIn il It t tlaxirbvuiu IeMraJ I rikit A ivilol n li lii tunnfjn Sail elk II ti tr i nfit II ass tent lasas 414 dial eliuiiai SUCtllilil4ls Ii lujlu lU i liKanu 1Iei4leillll Cut I slow Ic itltmti 5 t Mflei ul gtiuiiutii utr hfVf rf Ml4 M54eelaUiIi Skirt pUril Is I II ti j Liiiii Wad ii u la ldekt s iiiTuiL bteiIil to tin 55044 il if tHi4i 5541151 1414111 rSdIj fM li lepaS4 lli ni4t of f IL TllUtiUflil ill J Uu ilu c siol tititti4 nut 1111 I u4 tlrivu u1 1114 lii SUe iaw nilli iliiiuiulufti 11 p I luliuifl IV nH t lilt lull Itllllill 11 la lease Ccl hot ISis lullI II IC4I I e lull lepIlI 4ll41ifl I 4uatlut wilt p 11111 dee IIIIIIIOISi ellS ii see seae 4 c tail a it ha ie se U 5ilViadllSlit I iisiai dis 4 4 lsooonii 54 I see 44 ie eve so s sIasc 415aw35i445 ceoll lcJeilefl ISa ltIeeIII4L4s ste 4L Ic 4 Smelee lass ed lSie55tosfel CCIIASS ScSi ieee a I 51 144Jtf 04 ebUlelopre lLsoosli4ocj t114adhsg 1 iss 5 Oh see ii ell 4ssg Is rktlsi lIla MI 155 issis 1 I Us 411 1IJ1I eMi 44 It I e 4MsW fM ike Is Ii iL jydsiljaj SSLCLI 541e UC l4f eClIadilselt 554 iad4 iCe sits S1i0iaL Vt 44ssLsUas ls4 guI 54e54 Lii as ysp p rIaauallIli IL SiellSAII5u 15541 aPt lIdbSitS 5SViMhbpf I1adapicei4 Iest4aIiI IBsdsC Ii50Ies S e4 fSpIC sesaseleas sott yaQa5ic1leba11s5ra sa44igp si dfetiaj 83 Jl14eje siis5 C1bI aisosg leoa is lo last laeI IKsiMsIaUsftlIIUMAJOiJJIL 4 1HIS IHUalhfl lillVlt J4Ua Capital Conical at the Filth Avenue CasIno Heforo IntcregHcd Hpecttntor An interesting prozramrae of sTeals wu deol l 4 at the second annual Indoor atbtetlo meeting oC the Pro peol Harrier at tha CasIno Fifth avenne between rreildenl and Union itrteti Brooklyn last nithl A long diliy occurred before the muling commenced and It wai joule time after the hoar set for the opening before genies began VneO once sLanted the per formancei more than mad amends for the delay Th ummarlei follow ridyyard Path handicap Trial Ileati Final heat and race won by J C Drown icratch with CL 0 Conklln t feet second Time U seconds IIatrail Hun HandicapWon by E IL Whltlaeh Jyarili wlthJ J Coaghlln lOyardiieoond and R 11 folllni 8yard third lira j minutes 24 i5ieo onda hjtilblllon Qttartarmil Bicycle race By Master Ed die Mhwaluacb 7 year old The little fellow rube welL covering the quarter In I minute 4113 ioonda On mil Holler elatIng Sac Rtratoh It un by George Kuhik with A o Vililami seCOnd Tim J nluutei la seconds Th second man auitalned two Here tails which affeoiuallr put him out or the rac lialnnll UalkT baudicapIlon by u h Mcoll doratohX with w A T Clack lift seconds aeconit Time 4 minute H I Sieronda on furlong Hun bandlcan Final beat and race won by f a deems ID yerHii with Ueorg fUott ti yardu lecond Tim so 3 teconda Unemlle lefIty Bicycle Race handicap Won by Ilorac Snyder licratctti with A llelditadt icratch second lime j tnlnulei 20 44 SeCond On mile Hun handicap H on by K II Whltlaob 35 vend with am T ireeth ncnicU titond by two yards guarteMnlle exhibition walk by O U McolL Time I mOiSt 45 iftoonda bxhtbitlon tanoy blotch and suicyola riding by Ilorac sister who III1 many trick very clevarly A rioeptlon v Ito dancing followed the games aol the happy athlete and their beat girls enjoyed the dance until a lat boar Amateur Billiard Championship England On the afternoon and evening of Oct 8 at London the national amateur billiard cbamnloniblp ot England was decided PrInces Hall waa crowded at a r U when the match commenced A P Oaikell wa the ormtr champion but he had to give way to the sup nor iklll of W A Courtney Iloth commenced In rather an uncertain way and many misses of apparent ly easy thota war made When the play closed for th afternoon Oaikall who was itlll In play bad stored 7I toCourtay741 At twelve minute past Splay was resumed In the presence of a crowded houae three to 1 bad been laid on UaakelL and at night 6 to 4 was ofiired Cukell got the ball In John nobertai favorlle posItion at the ton ot the table but unlike the champion of tb English professional came he could not keep them tier Courtney at laat driving tb reJ lu the middle pocket from balk got IB the rear ot th loot and Quickly took th lied Flaring In good ityle b mad IB spots and In trying for a long cannon mused It bnt scratched the red In Ihe left balk pocket Axaln be obtained positIon for spot trok play and ills break clo ed 89 The game at this point was Court ney S3 UaekelL 1SB luau break and lately misses followed Oaekell having a touch of ill luck Courtney was more fortunate as regard the roll of the balla and acralcbtng hue opponent ball caused him to play a double balk UaBkll rallied in a break of Jl Adlinul concerning a push iliot mid br laakell did not met nub Courtney approval Uaekell con tinued to play strong until when be mined be was but behind Courtney wuo wan ljn Courtney then took a fresh start and ho gradually draw ahead with a irli of ordinary break oikall premed him des and when Courtney waa 1 4 0 fiaskeli Was only H behind Courtney then drew dangrruully cloie to tbe OnUn ot the game wIle a run ot 44 and iaakell ran 8 Court ney then mad a safety mill and aa asks I played an xiremely dlffloult shot his hall tetng mgalnit the ouih Ion there was a painful suspense lie failed and Court ney playing with confidence man iris necessary 85 winning by Li i poInt The remit was Courtney 1600 Gaekell 1411 The winner In one of the r ebrated Courtner brother will known In the theatrical profca lion W E Fuller was referee J llaffan marker and C Kradley spoiled the ball and attended generally to the players Ilurrierd News CivaxioBK Oct 80Cuninocks leg does not improve 10 rapidly aa he and lbs rest of the colleg might with tie Hill continue to use a crutch and It li very uncer tain when b will relume practice All the other men who bare been laid up hate relumed play all with the exception ot Frolblugbam who ha been 10 ie rlonily Injured that he will be unable to play again tbla tall It was for half back that rothlngham was trying and It is I the choosing ot half backs vhlchli proving the hardeit problem for Cnmnock to lolT Then are live good men at half back fur Cnmoock to choose from Lake with his iirengtb and Tlm Cor belt with bit agility and aklll JIm Lee than whom there Ic I not n better runner In collie hberwln a irishman who II I showing up remarkably well a good dodger and an excel eitt runner and Richmond earing who uiei his head more than any of tb other half bank To choose moil wisely two men from thee nve is at present the problem Cumnock la engaged In solving Cunmnck and the football management are at present congratulating tbemneivea at their good for tune In lecurltig aa regular trainer Dr Cnnant who played end rush la due Vanity eleven In7H Dr Consul baa bad much experience In treating Inlnrlen received on tie foottiall Held and will be on the neld every afternoon to have entire olmrge of the training of the candidatefor the eleven and getting the men Into proper condition The Football Outlook nt Princeton raiscivos Oct 10krtncetone hopes for again winning the football championshIp were airmail 5 x tlngulihed today In the practice games today Capt Poe who conitlmtei the life and brains ot the Irlnce ton team had his knee badly wrenched Poe tackled Davis who was running with the ball end In the fall the accident occurred After lying for some time ap parently inflerlng great pain he was taken oft the field In the arms of Jane Rlggi Ualleway and Lewis Dr McDonald was called lato the club boos and there at landed to loss Injury The Doctor laid that Foe may hi well In two weki The wrench today li I the rtnult or a alniilir accIdent rarlvd while playing larrou last fall and It li lerlooily feared that 1oe will be of 111Cc ui on lbs Held tide year The prlnceton frnbmeo downed the Princeton prep ioday la again of football fri ittuer after their great victory oter Ihe Ruign freihmen ex pected to win todayi game But the freibmeni line and back wire too powerfaX Thi atone was 3 touch down too A Vond rlal tlprlotcr Foaad At a recent 2Wyard handleto given on lbs Bay Die triot track by the Alpine Alhletlo Club ot Ban rran also a wonderful iprlnter ibawid hloiiilf Ill naui U J Uawuj and hi ball from bail leandro Ha wa found by II C CiuaJy of lbs Alpine Club who admired bliiprlnllnc blllllnd brought him to Ban Francisco lie was put on th itrtngiri mark and received IB yard1 allowance 3 li Oarlion ass leraleb man Hawin won bia Irlal but In 13 UB ieron i and loomed up In the Dual bat in grand style winning li by eel sial yards In J5 45 iiincndi Heiluoilaghli II yards allowance II will be leiu that Is could ovrrlh lull Vii tends in aiset yb icond be world amateur rioerd for ibis duane ti JHI iicouda lna i y f n Veiling loiilou Luglaud Mpi ft Isle 7he Gelt American amlur record li 15 41 ntundi by O II kljrrlil Mw llven ronn Juue Ir nose ijawui ha taken pad In only 5 few lo il rarei al Site nallv rlty but balm treated uih i furor In atlilvll clrrlei nf ian CrancUo that lie will without deskS b beard Stow stab to lb mar heIst A Ornl Yeal at Ma orr A rmriLli lueMinl L peo4 during Stsiiiih linuluuiou Jlarflrweilni at ibe Minbtllau Clue LiMb uu ailurJay trinlng The aspen dad ud about ulaten sauces up each board alma lit cam lu J r M nhl ul van frauclnu aluj Ws5 Si ul the pl40sr 111114 a5aii1 Idol After Mr Heluili luckad St lb seiiieii and se lull 5141111 luuak hit sauce 111 tluunt ciluiJ fiii u was Mi lar Mr reIlsIl tutitlf wa6s4 tug ar siltets ir lie w5 ciwvq 44 bsieicci Ii ilsetet atitiallisd i bliil l iuiuriluruuiilr Aftr ill coo iiuieiI lt J 1411 jul11 l 5101 efoe4 Ic InsId slit hl Clii lliw 4bj ie Ibal b WM iloii iull s UiUs jr Stiiis Ml4 lilt fun lull kv i a ainr ul Ib iraw sill UH ttiiiutt 55alle reply l it uun t sac Itf iiUc ib 11111 in ilitlr urwtutl iiuiiiiuii o4 SIC tiv Hr tepid itlId la I ifMl Sue Isle IIHUI ui1 5I it I tu l and suiii4 lit payee if il l r iile iiiutd hid Is I Cas rilil I lhilInItl l liiii Miiiu I 11591 1w1411y ilk n4111 mi iIleIIlsss u Ib fial wti iiut ul tie mill natiwr4iur uii nuuit ttnlluf silO Muultuiluii Illrtfl I lull Tb Ittuttr muuliiir uniniiir ul Itn Mub IU b0sla lisle was 1at teal uiua4 64 5k icosa 145 Wa rialtstb i te Mr K M 11 fuyu tti istedlostt4Mtiuiatbp fbrlvb mil held dci IHuitt uoiiifcji iirtutiuv dl lIeu ate tiiii tufil I llaf tlllitut SIa iwiuiilll IU ci aaa ul Ilit il Ui 41114451 i intl4luu llii sign kit uplift 14 hi Iuui luiuui lui rniitt fui lit 111 iilVibiiiJ so t Ij55 II Uludttiul II cbs stew 514 Itll I lit tilt lilt tutlllltlu SeCt UU 111 4rUl IUltf I lli tli iiitilii u ituiltfi s eOs 4 4b IlltWIUil mil ui t at SIsal 54 III 4 d dJH l II rial 055 SUIt l4uu4lttlUHf fltlHttlUIHUlttt 10 tttill IU 555 icllte liadwy tUltllt tU4 I eIaUe4 dIf lof lkl elj is I art Usl Mead lahlCete nn tnL H ctrt u itt utKtt ii t tn tttlU ul lii ll gn III HtniU O at UtM ti4 II t e1teasItkiieesVi4 uib V K f tl4 Itttuu fill OK 5415 Mk lM4I I li i lHi4llttltllutlLi had 14 el ti dtM5 11541 44441 he I l 4 of 551151 lie MadIe4e5 tl14sCisIe 4544lJ ciii tl wIld Iladiec he 411 pe4le or 4ia 4m1a 4huiile I idls CellS mcilp sec teav Lead cc ltd gi CIa f s 54pl54 sf telaau1ea1 454 lt tipe4 auJi 4 lasso p 4I sea sijsI sj I U A s VDUS jy t ENVH ii f a1onr There U a letter at this offlc for Rlllr Murray The Mount Vernon V U tt A will hnil lu reception to young men and gymnasium coriieiso Friday nenlng UMBI Jimmy o Hay and Jack Yahoo have been matctiiu ipir un round The affair will take puce In Kit inure within two week CUM uci Ort lLiter Jiokion will arrive In i ills cnnntrv again on Nov u for a tour un Itr the IC7ug merit ut Tarpon llavlea JaoVlini rei eptlmi In AM trolls was enlliuilailla I e will liar will torbcttua s 1itrion accompanying them The unknown who has been matched to Colt Jlmm Him the oetr bIght 55th pugilUi 01 Aucsrdam1 auppweo to lie I lienny Khaughnetiy ot Trny 1benki U ID be for u pur e r V 0 ana Hn oiiuuie hit or tiSI aplec sal I to come off In abut three wetki The Eighty ilxih itrcet branch Y M t e barrlm run eveiy tturJay cc nile Capt lambs llei leeds lie men uinieice u to get them in iioudnhaM for crnuriianiry run In about a month I lie lSjtitt l club lurni out from twenty to twetitv nve member The Inencholat tennis tournament will Ugn tn morrow Ktieruoiin nn the Ittkelei Stint Abound tin schools re relented will be Derkrlcy l arnar i tim bbs Urmninnr Uvula i and nuinhu tut e ale IniTi tote The HrrkrleT irhool azoeaie great thtiL lrm ha beat tlaver lierriok The lOclitli fleelinent propoes to give a lerles of athletic game for ice pnrpooe on raisIng bId to sqblp tile ifymuasutn cull reuse bowl ac to for lb die of til tfleiaiere tile charge iur tehete to ho rp ceni CaCtI A lilnilel number of tickets lot faseroet seats at iii tilde exlra can Is hnd Tie Annual fall handicap games of the ronmbla Col lace Albletlo AeiocUtloll wll be held NOT 1 prohibit on lbs Manhatian Alhkilc nun irrnnnili the lilacs Cinimltlre lecil br Ibe nriocUtlon anai llurnboiil ill mines Klnolry al artS oiii ui flints ileg bert Minna 04 mines and A Voiburglu Si l b The Kmle Atblitc Cub will ilvr a I r I Imund boilnr competlon tinier A A U riles Friday Oct 31 ai Kit ertionaKjinimilum Braokiyn At ue same lime But ler at the above club wou d bf pleaed ar tourer six roaudi with Pal Cahui Jack Van II uien j II Me Huhon or Mike MoAulllf of the nrldio A 11 TIe hirle will pit up a lacoome trophy for tie Caine A nuaiclt at live blrJs for 80 a side will be hot this atberbioun at Iiolluwoob lark lirancli Tue cm tsltante wiil ha Capt 0lney i Londnu huclani act lhiibp Daly Jr of the entral Lou Club 05 Log Uranoit Condtutons 10 1145 caSh iiiitingao rulee lbirty yards Boundary twentyone yard rIse A bli croud li expected Theolub tournament ot the New York Tennis CIst was onntlnned on Baluiilnv with the folios ingrtiulnt Men singles hurl round ji s I UUIITH biat J K lie hart 1II 241 02 mixed donbln nnai tvloi l IOu lloyd and Clarence hobart best 311cc Rtri n sill A 5 Knujon BI i l Ibe nab ronnit In single beweei 8I Mllett and A B mini on will be played next esi urdar A number nf member of the clan of til School ef Ana Columbia College are onthnilaitlo hloyce rIders and have organized an Informal cycling club toad rnni are held every taturdAy Last weeL the tueu tide tnloukeri and today they will run to Coney Idioa Among those who will be In the ride to iav are W II lUwden W W llyland B II Treat W II DonnetL wl Mewhouie C A Illllman king Lmilnikle and Ullou The Uotham Athlrllit Dub competed of yoting ra nof TorkTtlle hav started lo train their arose o usury team which they expeot to star In the uniorcrii country championship run Copt rrneit Aiiirn ltd the tram around the Central Perk on lveiIedo nlrM atanllH pace The run In wa won by A Mcllrhle with B Adams second the rest nnlihlng close behInd Th Atlantic host Club or Iloboken Inten I to hive a series nf smoker at their club home 101 If fourth itreet North lOver The olilrnt 1 in promo si ti blllty and good fellowrhlp among the member The Drit linolter will take p a i p MI TlniriJav OcL 3 and the committee are iiolniceveryihitiK In their power to make the aSalr a routing iticcen ltd tie Inten lion of the committee to errange thritre i arttei and lookout for the entfrtalnmentot the members In gen erai NoaroLK Oct 30The flfth annnal meeting of the Virginia dmIon League or American 4 herlmin we held here 10 day on the tracks or 1110 Norfolk Cycle Cttiu There was a large crowil In attendance but a tiff breeze wnlcb swept acrom ihe gr und i rev uttd anv fait time being maile She principal Interest wai entred In lbs three mile race lor the stale cLam Sionitilp which was won by A A UNVIIof Norfolk la ten mInutes and ten second TIle muting eoutloiei tomorrow The mixed double tennis tourney for the champIon ahlpof central Park was played on Batunlat Tmn were originally twenty entries but owing to the leoitb of time the courts hate been closet on account of rOsy weather and th poor condition of the turf tie mitca waaconflned Collie following pla en t Miss Helen n fraagand Mr A B Itlpley winning from Mlu Semis Ton Praar sod Mr Hy W RtacklKiuke 551 vfl 64 and from Mlii Alice Reno and Mr II Plant 05 oj the Utter having defeated Miss Eloise Whiting and Kr C L Oreenhall 5n o X iA Tb Columbia College AthletIc Union will bold In flnt regular meeting for the election of standing com mltteea on rowing track athletic football and but ball on Friday Oct 24 at the coilex Th AthllUI Colon wa adopted by the students at a man meedu laatiprinff and artir tbs meeting next rrlJaj all tIe college athletlca which ban formerly been under dif ferent managements will be brought under one organ ization and be directed by a governing body cLoseS from the Tarlou association The muting nit Sri day will be a general rose meetlne of the itnUinti radoates and undergrailnatil will be repreiented oa lbs Hoard of Directors Seven of the minor iporttng organization of Jrr ey City and Bayonne bav organized the hudson County Athletic Club ibe associations repreientea ire the iriyilnir end Puritan Aihltlo Clntiior IIronn Cue hal 11115 Row line and Athletic Alioclatlon lie Puritan and llarrleld Alhtetlo Cluba of Ureeiivtlle the Juvate Society of Hajnnneand lbs Kenilngton Athleticriabcf Jeriey City Tlieoflicerar ae follows Preiident P 1 K banS lli onoe It and A A Tice Ireildent II Button PurItan A U Kerreiary Clarence Trewln Iroquois A 0 Treasurer W II Mellbrook Puritan A C Athletl Committee F Clark C Trewin W Ii hnttin lonill lotion Commute iluniter ellbroolc and P L Clark Much interest is I taken In the coming battle betwua Johnny Murphy and George Olson the colored thorn flon feather weight which take place In thtladitot 1mb at Providence on ThurUay night and conillir able money has ben wagered on the remit Al leveral uptown resorts where the imriinff men gather glasS few beta were mad yesterday The betting is I ilUbtly lu favor of the colored lad being iJfl toaii on him One list of lilt to HO WNB mal Uit night A promloint turin taking tbe favorite wbl Jack Flaherty a well known pencller took the Murphy end There wit be a large delegation of sport from thl city at the ring side It will probably be a close battle A scud party or east slOe iporllng men were treated tn some food booing at a slag racket beld under the auspices the lochella Athlettn i lubon Saturday ten log The olub room are Incited on She second floor of 6n Km Fourth etreel and they were decorated wiik American flag and itreameri for the necailon Johnnf Mason and Jaok neilly gave a lively it to lutloj four rnuiidi for a trophy alued at CJ i Jlilily ctiirly outgeneralled Mason and was declared the winner Among the other Sorer tint appeared were Irani laker alit Jim lioran Tommy Randal and Jark utito leorga Beck an i lurly Kappenpot and two mil felluwi gnnwn ni the clui i mascots The windup was between Pet Maker prornor It the manly art ml Kngn llornbacber Tbe latter appeared tn lomilbaf like hli old itylo II july be newt lo come lover nf the Irlih ittr thai Champion Laura II ha been enld lo Mr C O llickiol of partS tie for VZAA This may iiem auexlravi taut price ror a dog bu Laura Ue prnreni KIII pe cern valuable Pogi tot sin earn much mole is I field snaIL Tb purs offered bv tbe recItal I lob U tbe trial at Lexington N r l In December would not be bisdaiit l br the uvneri nf fait horiea Indeid the trotter mint travel far and fait hero he cart cia SI I 1 651 In one event vet that U 111 amount or tnt prlr In ihe fre furall shake at hues trials Tue pun wai lena enough to tiring over pointer sod s lien from lghinlil Hinlmid which will also lake gate In Ida Irlai at Onatham and ilioi or the Buster Field Trial Slob Th only Canadliu eDIfice In the bailer ire Thoinai Jobnioni Utnnipeg rnvllib i ilen Chine and rilll mug lu Ib Champion State

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J L iL ir THE SUN TUESDAY OCrOllER2i 1BJU c WANAMAKER STEPS IN 1 1OJIFIIU rlln pnltBIDlrNrtB BOW rllAr lIl IB rZOArIIra rlJn LAW I Mr arrlea npo Diction Tug 1111 bl lolIr Advsrttu I III y4swIPaPSr a4 Unload ha n I ppoasIbtIIIY D p o i HIS VIekd rartaer 1100 Doti H to MI4 11 The current number or Frank ttilitt lllut riivrf Stwtp ptr conducted by W J Arkell md Uus ol It Harrison does not chance to Mttslntli advertisement or a lottery enter rte All did J the preceding Issue or Oct 1 I mirixtbo In something to do with tbe Juwntlnuance of the lottery advertisement I t u the people In New Orleans appear to thInk II may LI merely the tear of being roIM Cnpl J Plnoknoy Smith business MMrofthti New Orleans Sla according o in account In the Now Orleans ZlmuZton Lti cU reoontlr charged with a violation ol f a law committed nearly three thj ntMotterv oommlted nerlr threl yekl gao Tntt Mcolpt In Nw Orleans of Liell Harrisons newspaper ol Oot 1 con ululuj a similarly unlawful advertisement ot ilottery appears t have raised the question Sown there as to whether tho law Is I to bo mutllr eaforcod or enforced only against Ptraoentic or Southern papers jl would appear from the course of Mr Rns 11 Harrisons paper In publishing lottery ilTertlsenunt In violation of fits law that rrlnoe Hussoll was banking upon his security from punish men t becaus of his pull with the idmlnltrntlon his father happening just at till tlnia and owing to circumstances over tll tmo 10 bad no control to bo President of tho United Mates There are some Interesting circumstances connected with the development ot young Mr Harrisons first newspaper enterprise tho jfttonfpublished at Helena Montana Helena listbrtvlng town In tho very thick of a com BunltJ tbat does cot bother to wink It eye at tloio ventures that Involve the possibility ot tick and Immense returns from small Invest enl It Is llko other communities in the turrahlni Wet In that respect and by and br It will learn better Naturally enough K tttrictcd Ibo attention of that big gambling iBtetprlt known as the Louisiana Lottery and young Mr Harrisons young paper came I tor a saato of tho lottery companys pat ronize Lottery advertisements wore con In the Record and after ipleiouily printed lecod aler a tine a bill was Introduced into Congress one Intent ot which was to provent the publication ol inch matter Young Mr Harrison did not tile the hint and tho advertisements contin ent even to the dny when old Mr Tarrlson lined tho document that made tho bill a law llcantlmc however young Mr Harrisons ether publication In which he Is i a junior pat ter continued to run a twoInch advertise ment Leaded 22 Drawings Annually It Ilnl alout some European Premium Gov nrjient olldfln which the prize ran from uOOooo down 1OOI bonds said the advertisement In Frank I1nle are sold In accordant with theUwa of the United Stites and are nt r iriled as H lottery scheme by United States courts Kvery bond must be redeemed with tho nominal atue i or draw premium The Italiis are ns they appear In the adver tisement Hcnoo It was In accordance with the old faro do trine concerning a certain play Dar Iha ecd of deal You may win and you cant lObe and lu no sense a lottery or a gamble A Sux reporter went up to Prank Leilitft yes terday Vii In to soe about It Senior Partner Arkell The advertisement yon refer t ho said it not In the paper now ODd It wont be taln Uusscll waa in this morning He said mat the ndvcrtlsmint business WHS no con cern of his und that he shook himself free from all renponiiibillty fur It Russell said his wicked art nor would havo to eland It Ho ho viii The tact IB 1 hadnt flouted that we wee running such an advertisement until iout two weeks ago when somebody pro ituasbly asubscilber wroe to us caliiig at tention to It und asking whether we did not e imo within tle law on account of It 11m asdlatoh order d the advertisement out and tteniommunlcnled vlth the Pont Office nn Iboiltloft to ns whether wn were oorsti ping Uielaw by ubllshmg i It This morning wo ro ttel word that wo wero In niror and of rule the ndvertlsenunt will not appear wi arab In our columns tairior i artnor Arkoll and young Mr Barn lon evljenly mado tboir inquiries through the Post Office In this city Thy received two letters relative to the matter Tho QrBtfollows Endued Lottery Advertisement POST Oinat NEW ioBK N Y 1 Jtcloitirr OryiCE OF IIIE POSTUASTEU Oct 16 1890 I i fnttMm Fran lnto iliucmretf Anctpapfr Judot uiuinff Aeto IOA cr GOTLIMEK I am this day in receipt of I letter from the Assistant AttorneyGeneral for I the Iost Office Department a copy ot which I incite e fr your Information and guidance fr reepecttully C 3 YAK Oorr Postmaster This was the enclosure referred to by Post catter Van Cott icop7l COPI OrncK or 1 Tug ASSISTANT ITTOBNETGlNSItAi I ron THE POST Omcz i DEPACTMENT WASHINGTON D Oct 17 180 J sRI r Van nu tufnaiur Ara fuilc Bin The attention of this department has Men culled to tba fact tbat Frank lrtliet lila taird rtrtpattrr continues to publish the ad nrtlMment of E 1 Uorner banker BO and 68 Kill street Now York offering for sale 1lro 8 45o Premium Government Bond which en title the holder to a chance in certain Grand tln violation of the new Lottery law I life before me tbe issue of Uct 4 on page 161 tlvnl h appears the advertisement referred 10 This issue nnd all others containing this Mtertlumeni are unmallable lUBams that If you call the attention of the tlpr 10 the flel that this la a violation of the Lotttrr law It will be discontinued Vory re a Wtlnllr JAB N TTWKB Assistant AttorneyGeneral There Biyb crave doubt ai to the exact pinlceot tat loot sentence In Assistant MrnerQen ralTjnerB opinion Unthinking JJB5 gut Inttr that Mr Tyner means to at thtt llbl Lottery law will le dlsoontlnued 5nurrotnlilj is not the true reading ow rlolua b i er JrhapBI meDS that the papt Wll iOfltjltI5fJ for eier lnce the enactment at Ilelaw fa Ieliea hal been publNhlng the Illegal advertisement and the wicked Pitt5trsfld th unsophisticated Prlneo lips 4hbi 1 ben derlilng steady If email lus amal rIJn train ho lottery concern This view IJ litWi81 not occurred to Mr 1118 U t ithirik I I TMn 10 tile d rtuera ntH 5JJ alll I ullou ly In alrltmfnt U t4ued dOes ant Irldr I the Vlvirlllement bite been discop II itt lntr1t4tion of the opinion li enc t4ttyolng llBrriion has again escaped cnr floinW cap4lho U llrol11 the taw and this M Ime br 5err wow inariiln rue unniailable copies of hi LuHllri isis 1eol maUI1 and soul The 10151 I tueUovcrnrnent hits been defeated lounH 11 meat moral liieon Jt flhieN 1 Ir 111111011 young t atO5 hail hi H 11 toilect t from lanker ni nn 10Jiai i adurl lonlllmlruPrl pub ttcti 1lub I al 11at gIIel Jrl duos tiLe how Lottesy al1 It The I Ui 11 1 Hlnes Kfpw Cowii nrbM If I tirNajl f Pr mplorx i lr lo all M Its agents lint itn ticket or lists itt t diawings ItQli 111 Irl rllb Iu sinus lottery OWPany or In Isr Is Cay 10 11111 the I I nsanlfoDot lottery Ui ul IU Ibt uny itetpta that I 1liR5Uy is aciigt4 It till eontrgryanfaie i mllr Inell II OOllrr arf I iI I 4tIi ttg is MMl I SIvtgleg uNIKIT I 1 I 20 When tb adventi hi i ArlO hIl H I II mr bwlllln he win tor Ida 10 ll t taitiser Lost alJ I ri4u l cqIer wee Iud l on hr tufOr II llfk1 I the COIZIItIIIIIOU br lbs jj1 SttflagiJ 0111 tI Iork If 55W clip t twl CilIi it Ue lt t tfl MulborJiu tll t lie I L4vi with ts K lon rues are III 0 IT t V 5oluw4 1 tniiillor 1011 I dullol I t b4it u I Y h t I 1111 IikIy rtt1 to ha II J t I e51 i I 111 r s14 ii tWit heuI I i tush yitIip for Sititb ulh jar Ji a s I lUui at lu t t I hwsitir lvita t i kt l tfs f uTui a U IJ Wll IIH t I HUi 1 U I lisuI I UJ llMII 11415 I S I a i Mm N 41 lit t I 1 ii it I ir iMtuuiV1 w rf titi ou u U ft1 i WlflWc 1 af I 1 I rfUB flseli I 1 I w Is iiwtrii ltfts M I ii uUdrUUII1 HfM rHI in I kl IQ I HI ii in aua i dtfiyoiiiK t4 Siiii I 11 b r iJur im It i IJ M isral t 111 f 111 h tl4Ly 1 r ia J it I I 11 t r 1 JU I 4 IsIdi 1r1tll sifoitut HIIu Iartm who I4tttti Iui J J I uuld fsr 11 Op 11 I 7w4itIj t hued a own I iL I41 I buetastl hail sed II 1I a wo 1 I fd14t lii tiaiy sail lIst La olud1 u r jJ Jiastijazttafuupd t b vuas 11 f II r u CI4ItJ Iryfog to ui lit fvi aIo 0 of fn Ii wlt If lr 5 iftId 1 I rt4i aj4 at wa sr tli14 j if let Itetelt t Slits su 1 Ae 1 lpilpie years guile I iii I jier If Vias s V al II iJgfl ffU l st IJ lult CI Lu Ilisp A Tatar n DUQVIBB TT arlac tha DIMrlel Xeeae Livery to Hon the Devil la Two youthful thieves were taken before th Pole Justice who sat In Jefferson Market Court yesterday br Detective Sergeants Grady arid Armstrong and remanded until today Since Oct 10 they have been living on the pro ceeds ol a diamond robbery I On that day Kltkpatrlok tho jeweller of I Twentysecond street and Broadway called a messenger boy from the Mutual District office and Intrusted to him for delivery a package containing 800 worth of diamond jewelry and silverware which had been bought by Mrs 1 Cur ot S32 Welt Nineteenth street The boy who answered the call and got the pack age was known In the Mutual District olTco ns John Higgins The package never reached Mrs Le Jour nor did the boy return rlohed office on boys mother lived at 810 Enst Thirty fourth slret The detectives hired a room In that house and spent a week on lbs look ut for him there but without success Then they boar of him tn Albany where hehal I for company John lllley of ofTtvcatynlntu street and First avenue TUloy was also known as tt Ulakey name higgins and be was travelling under The boys returned to this city on Saturday and on Sunday hey were ruptured In a resort of theirs at the foot of Yaat Tblrynlnth street Roth wore recognlred as old offenders John Hlgglns the messenger boy is 18 Ho has 11 been known n Thomus Holt but his rOIl name h Thomas Murray Last June ho was employed by another district messenger com pany under his own name nnd finally de aaniped with 10 lie was captured OMI sent to the Catholic Protectory Ilu escaoed from I there eight weeks ago Riley robbed the branch ofIoe of the Kqultalilo Oas Light Com pany a Thirtyninth street and Flrt avenue of Tools worth I28 by treaking Into Ibo place on Nov 111838 He pleaded guilty nnd Jus lice Mnrtine suspended teutcnco in the case lie Is 19 When tho boys wore arrested on Sunday tha detectives found upon them pawn tickets for nearly all of tho articles which ucro stoma frxim Klrkpntrlck on whoh thy had not morn than 1400 Homo had been pawned In this city nnd POlO in Drookljn Illley tilt thin pawn Ing of them while Murrary waited around outside the onleoa Evortthlngwas recovered zvoptlng ona small pin xplna smal Th boys will t I arraigned In Tefferson Mar ket Court this morning W W Itklor manager of the Mutual District Messenger Company will bo tho complainant I rUB SIAXOK OPENS A FAIR We Makra a Speech and Then Attrada An other Fair and tlaka Aaother Bpneeh Mayor Grant tool part In the opening fos Mvltlos ol two church fairs last night He looked exceedingly well and evidently mado a tremendous impression on several hundred brighteyed young women In gala dress The Mayor opened the fair nt Su Gabriels Catholic Church In East Thirtyseventh street tho object of which Is to raise a mortgage of 100 on tho parochial school conducted by the Sisters of Charity The hull was gayly decorated surrounded by booths filled with all sorts of fair merchandise and packed so full of people that there wasnt room to do any thing but stand up straight and listen to tho speeches Mgr Farley Introduced the Mayor as our distinguished cltlien the young Inde pendent popular nnd hardworking Mai or of New York lie said that no laboring man In the city worked harder than the Mayor who baa the biggest family In the United States to look utter They tried to tell him said Mgr Parlor I tbat ho hud only 160UOOO children but the Mayor knows better and ba since accounted for 200000 more said Tho Mayor made a informal speech Ho saidI I am very much embarrassed at the very kind words that your worthy Mgr Parlor has just now said It was not my Intention to make any extensive speech to you UH 1 know the object of this fair to be not to hoar speech making buf to Indulge In merry making and money making I hope you nil will hem along the worthy cause of Ibo Sisters of whom nl I Parley has spoken You all know my sym them athyor them You all know my love for The people crowded so closely about the Mayor to shako his band that It took him nearly bolt an hour 10 get out or the building The other fair the Mayor attended was at tt Aguess Catholic Cbuioh In East Fortyeighth street This fair stntted In last night or n three weeks run for the benefit of a fund for tbo new school soon to bo built The Mayor male 0 little speech there too which was pre ceded and followed bJ cheers They are very hospitable a Ht Aentss and tbe Mayor had to plead many times oror that hed just had his dinner Finally he took Judge jVlUslui I mona by the arm and 10d III B OTllBIt SIDE OF THE STOUT Mr UeNealn Bay n Was Conducted to Ilouie Where Ills Pin Wa Hlolen James MoNealns the night manager of the Press News Association who was arrested at 315 Pearl street Brooklyn on Sunday morn I ing for an alleged assault on George T Ab bott the occupant of tho house was ar raigned before Police Justice Walsh yesterday and released on bal pending examination on Nov 7 The effects of his scrimmage with Po liceman OHara were painfully apparent thero being an ugly cut across the bridge of his nose and several scalp wounds on his head Mr laoSeulus tells a story which places him In the light of u much Injured person lit says be dropped Inloa Long Branch hotel on Sunday morning und picked up the ac quaintance of a young Englishman Whnn ho reins kud that be ounl on his way to New York the latter suggested that ha should go to 245 Pearl street where he lived and occupy a va cant room Uo adopted tho suggestion and I I the young Englishman escorted mm to the house When they had reached the second floor a youg girl appeared and ho pulled out a I roll of bills to nay for his room The girl he I says Immediately grabbed the money while the Englishman snatched horseshoe diamond pin from lila scurf The Englishman then ran off and while ho was standing In a bewildered condition the policeman arrived and placId him under arrest lie was ant to ex plain tho circumstances to the policeman who Mr Abbott appeared and used such Irritating language that he struck him The pollcomun then cljibbfd him Abbott denies all knowledge of the alleged robbery or of the young Englishman who Je said to have been in oU house 110 admits however that when he beard the row In the hou ant looked down stairs be saw MoNealus and a stranger struggling In the hallway Lena Fnrrubt the atrulllrDI according to McNeolnss story grabbed his money Is a errant In the house Abbott says she Ult on Sunday nluht In ionse nuenoonf the trouble and that he bus no knowledge ot her whereabouts i Abbott was arrested u onuplcof weeks ago as Abbt A an all cd revolver of utolen horses and the alll1 charge 1 Z stilt pending against him voirtf CAM A lira niut A IJoi SVSe 111 lC Tall AcaUl II sd IMa appr A Nr MloraB Uatlery Two mn who wr repairing electric railroad wires l the junction of Market and Jlovrery street Newark y trdar and ware perched l on the top of A tall trestle mounted on a wagon lint 0 rouob strain on a wire that It broke lbs bra kut or cross irm from be pole and fell Into the street dragtrlpu lit men with II One of the mu fU on tb back of Iho hors lie csAped with a light liruUa on lie shoulder 11 Ie other purr landed on bis feet and was badly sbukeu up Till was not lie end of tho trouble however l for the heavily charged wr Hi which the bruikutMa ullinb cuuis Into contaut with u Ml ct iiiule awl ltb of beau pranced aroundi r a woro ni sad then loll our oo llfr sides Au luijulelijv dog iuu out to 10 wbil t11 uolorf Jill still f hie ardor WildIOd hi 1 1 tall IJlh the wolratu wio i ild wis a al If hive light it oto II nrilii jisir ttid 1 Ih A n urIlnJ I gull III il IuJtl1 frLiiitJiiWfl 1 olrIJJlj A InciUHII IUl ill 11 i l MKtf ttll ml HIM Who ut 0 the I war jUtii lip lul 11 III 11 1 tCvyttoU JrtdIli iii 1d lo 1 I111 I Iwl Ii III JiSJiiiW of biTs 1114 revstal shot k Wto I IIICtISII 11f fl 41 his 1srl t 1I0lt aliti1 s4d jSV ituOd 14 vjfa 10 itO CSSl lisa IWlsliht JUufY Imeit imps lrjs45rv bUIM UD lUir js SLrnti4 a liar OJI 5ui1r f 4U0 T I Qf Jlwrirr D rt tirday A UOIM we bf411 IJI bpiuieiteiJ ur Zdtyii I C atoXTlaU lit fi Iat 1UU JtY WiIcbulil iii Iii f I or H i tteiwird lrr WrU IMI4M O lllI i4t I a ptWt4eflehJ II lii tJ II iJ I C4o4 f 1 l umwahli au lfllvrtUI Ltit IrSJIfSI4 rusit t I led li i I n 1 was dsiIseIad easily 1141 do grilLs 515 J C IW IWql battery Hlllaa1 ISIS Mrla arl If l Ml 1 ClUBJTOM Iowa Oft 24OB UatUrdar after yaooaEJgnerOSheraoDuS 0M cf ill yarL arrivrf br lfJA no a Intoi MidJIda ho rr team wd die 1 tbe Una boiutu yf Mr TutU Dd OPM t4 to M Jill iJarmblf r Wflb WhIU I MB IS Id I JII Vi f 14 11 Hurl lo many liriu ssid wLu she h1ued IlySu Ohs 555 tl urll hi dv a raolintili1 1 shOt Ur lbutii 514 tJI eaueig 116f I llt death If I tbq 114 iii tesJOii am hiiuiishI spi lin4 I tail lrol1 IJ1 11 h44 uu dtd iiita WIWII I TWO GIRLS HUMILIATED FArUln arsansn DOBIHT tttcs TUB our oif J it Kin Dnaaana n Tel Tne Ho nnd Thrr Boom With draw fFoi th Nodal Aaatmblr TTo uabUh dIn r Bald to ba the Vue About a year ago some ol the young people l ol It Patricks Chnroh In Elliabathport or ganized 0 club for amateur acting called the Father Mathew Dramatic Corps In memory ot a departed curate ot Bt Patricks The club gained I reputation for blstrionle ability by the production of several plays last winter among them Itory OMore To belong to It noon became an honor Dut while outsiders wore admiring the genuls ot the club It was racked b Internal dissensions Nearly every member regarded himself or herself a on titled to the star part In every play that was produced Tho girls seemed t feel lack of ap preciation more than the men No matter What girls drew the best parts some of tho others sulked Several members resigned until this fall there were but leen young men and four girls left In the dub As this was plenty for any ordinary play and as the reputation of tho club remained as high as I over porno of thoso who had withdrawn be came very angry Kovoral weeks ago the club Issued ticked for asocial dance to be glen In the ballot the parish I school last WndnesdAY evening All the young people of the church and 0 good many outsid ers bought tickets Bo when the band played tho flrstiwnltz on Wednesday evening about SOX young men nnd women were thronging the dancing hall and the corridors about It Tho four youugwomcn of the dramatic corps wero there ot course Thoy wero In particu larly good spirits and as thor felt that they wore Ibo hostesses thoy had clothed them solves with great attention to details These young women were Miss Anna Flaherty Miss Mliiy Cavncuugh MIss Funuie bualth and M1sn Mangle Roan Miss 1laherly was 0 o In n Nile green gown such as U often wurn as a house dress IOWI evenings J I was bllgbtly roundod out at the neck but not mire nor In deed so much as the street gowns of many women In small towns on summer days Miss Cmaaaucn wore a ciounoolorod evening conn hollowed at tho neck In tho tamo decor ous innnnor as that ot Miss Flaherty No ono could hno said that they einlu dnllott1 nor wale they the only girls In the room whose gowns woio thus not quite high in the neck Iowns The dance was In full ogress rather leo han curate of Hi Patricks was sitting In the ballroom looking benignantly upon the radi ant young danierB Mlsa Flabertv nnd Mist Cavanaugh seemed to many to be the belt s ot the ball One of Ibo other young women no ticed this and did not 1 Iko I They say that she was one of tho girls who had withdrawn from the dramatic I aBnocintlon I At any rate she hurried rn er to Father lassoer s house anti made a i omplnint that amused him hhesald tOut Annie Flaherty and Mary Cavanaugh were over nt the hal l In scandalous dScolistH gowns and that all tho other girls felt highly Insulted Now Father Oessner has been pastor of Bt Patricks lor seventeen yoars has ruled It with rigid discipline ban raised it to a marked rllll dllp1uo placo among the Cathoilo parishes of New Jersey omool Ind hus regarded Its reputation and morals o the apple of his eye He walked Into the parish school building and searched out the two girls named alt tplad Miss CavnnauKli llrst She was In the dancing hal surrounded bJ young men Miss Cava naugh innocently happy In her pretty gown fmlled a elcome to the reverend father as he came up He looked at the pretty neck rising out of 0 gown that was cut with what many society women would call mudlsu mod esty His frown i elated but he said 6 that a bal dozen of those standing about heard Miss Cavnnauph I do not like the way your drops Is cut I da not think it Is a gar ment becoming a young woman Ills tavunuugu looked atonlshod then blushnd nnd trembled under the rebuke In n ow minutes she was out ot tbo room Her pleasure for tbo evening was spoiled and a feeling of humiliation possessed her luwlalon Father Oesner then went down in the lower room where Miss Flaherty was stat ling She had not gone up stars and was almost alone Iono amo nono Father Ue snxr said to hor I dont llko that dre Miss Flaherty That IH not the proper way for a young girl to dross dres Miss Flaherty was much mortified at what seamed to her an unjust rebuke Hue did not go up stairs and prettY loon Miss Cavauangh caD UI down nnd joined her The two girls blared a little while In the lower roo and then went home Tho people who Imtl overheard the rebukes Bprea 1 the nOIR and it wan soon in everybodys niorith Aa lucre were a number of glrN with gowns far loss near the earn than Ibo gowns of tbo two young women singled out there was 1 good deal of tort T lest the puctorBhoiild continue his roliuklng But though he romaine 1 at the social a good while roo whlo ho said nothing to any of the others uo far as any ono has been able to discover lather Conner Is hluhly esteemed In the parish and his word Is law but there has Earlsb a good deal of sympathy with tne two young women and a good deal of wonder at his notion S bra he was asked about it yester day he simply shook hid bend and declined to say anything He was hard at work wtb the men building the new church rolling stoiu and lifting them as though he were cue of the laborers The young women also were not dls Dosed to be communicative XUUFT ZN A GIRLs COLLEGE One of the Profeora Lose SO Coafa aOCof alon or the Girl Thief PBISCETOS Oct 200no of the female professors fessors of the Evelyn College went out for a walk on Thursday last taking with her a Rus sia leather pocketbook containing 50 When she returned she chanced her dress but forgot about tho money In her pocket Some time afterward she went to get the pocketbook but it was not there She came to tho conclusion that she lo t the money while out walking and put an advertisement In n newspaper offering a liberal reward to thu person who should return the minor and the pockelbo k which hat this renolr Inscription inside Magasln dn Louvre to M P Evelyn College ThIs morn ngthoflist clue to the nostery was found wiienEllza McCartbyn young woman em ployed In the college gave Ills Jtcllvalno the principal of the aolliigi notice that she was goinc away She wanted to go at once Thon MIl Mullvalne suspected that she had the inanity and also some silverware which had disappeared The young woman wa told she could not go until she was searched bho objected 10 being detained declaring she knew nothing of the tneit but when hic found her protestations wore of no avail sod that Jo Iceman Hnook w an on hand she confessed and Ild gave up the m noy und silvorwaie Miss Mb lit alrio allow d her to depart with iin friend hew ly advleo York the took depart morning train for To nDt the ChurCh or Ml Asnm A fair which will continue for three weeks was inaugurated lust vimlui In the basement of the church of Ht Agnes Hi Jut Forty third Mreit by tint lltv Dr Henry A Urann pastor The prociJn of the fair lll de v iutod t 10 payIng the church debt end to build 5g I a paro hlul vcbool Tlio lot nt 16 Kai orty louith klrntt adjoining the ihurcii I the rear 1as I a tetr btn lurobulI i WI In fun thut Idle cii tilt parochial ICOQI tchl t tl Intended puells will lust IcorloUoo for lb fair bap with a boor Tbo Iuon of the IQd Ir fUQUUO Pr IIU pay is a ral luhll princess I Jo Slop Jb ft bhrosP Iad llo ii sjlrig oiJJree OA HOI 11III day vrfllflg Ull o fUll 1 Ipsuik Ind t IIII IIwiul JIIY venisg his Jun William It OII will I te ora spasi Ifuuut IJdr a Uo Carpel Mr AIII lull moved lute a twotoirr bout in KlutfslaUiJ tI heal May HLebad jiurehiatul a rag coriiet oo the dInIng room flour rol UI Kaiu Durke a wlilotr On Hat priSsy last Mr Jlo r UI thought Hi carpet M l Uiilutf aiil Ukluu it UP site UD ll II1 iititY 1 yulluw auviiijiu IonUluInu a Julol tthiuiolratttj di i o t louu With thus hutloCS J Is IL I D tlll bark of the tari Phil lIve lift v 4414t iliic g w liuiLi mni lmnra of lull dl 1 u 1 uuij iliiiuf 1 lbs I my Ju sillil Ibid whet Fiu Ml SIC iusriui it r1 ag u li Jill i bog r 11 eel li l IUI U 111 atl I iln tuiuilr turpii wr 11 hiaj IIOal4 Ibis 1 om ui e lIt I l ONIJ a cull twill l I paces spry U kiue It Uliou of wII b Wl 1 Psfrrlsh 5spI Tb Mwud dY dedicatory servIces ot Ibe wed 1iiJ jvri b lrUu Church wage held ye i trJi the Altr be JIsv i A Ji hIislisw l pt p friftEdIug Tbl lUlf Ud J ha I Eat I J fjaUIIM George ALiJ4iI4I ro dl if JIlIII l I 011 alty CPU I Ai purijl II Jo ti7 fosrua J Jlo 1 1i4Iir l I T 14 N U k tt In ibeasrwwslu I 1145 r MM a UK 1 MtlaI 1f Slate ii paJei bUII ft fmrto I fooua lift MuoMf OUt i4 Jails hitch 1 disabLed last Uttih o I tb fritlt goh will niA U r 0 adr lf UI ual pest oh IU Yii wJji call hose 14arioi a Msrhi I with ag41 I 1 I rIch i MIIJI ll eu In WjI t his of eW ii 10 II rQiUWsfttJ rite 1 ml vll cap itrim iii lilise bay out t14 11t bus w oil ben was deliy4 1 ir lip umpcfrt II at a pew lowpresue itiader PECULIAR INFATUATION DIITereat 1ethdu or FollimUe the I Jnmo ton Love One Another Do men ever fall la love vlth each other T Women do Not long ago a young woman In N Jerssy was married to a ynuthtal laborer time afterward It on her fathers farm Some tmo aferwar was discovered that the husband was female ho young wife refused however though earn estly entreated by her friends to give up her chosen consort The strangest partof the dis covery was tho fact that the bride knew hor husband was a woman before she was led to tho altar I men do not exhibit thin strange Infatua tion for ono of their ow sex thoy a least oftentimes give evidence of the fact that thoy love one another There nre many Instances on record whero one man has given his life for anbthor There are many more Instances whero men have given life to another I Is a proud possession the knowledge that one has saved a precious human life Mcrlden Cnn Is the home of ouch a happy man John H Preston of that city July 111690 writes Five years ago I was taken very sick I had several of the best doctors and ono and all called It a complication ot diseases I was sick four years taking prescriptions de scribed by these name doctors and I truthfully state I never expected to net any better At this time I commenced to have the most terri ble pains in my back One day an old friend ot mine Mr I T Cook ot the firm of Curtis k Cook advixed me to try Warners Safe Our as ho bad boon troubled the same way and it had effected I cure for him I bought six bottles took the medicine as directed nnd am today a wall man I am sure no one ever had a worse case of kidney and liver trouble than I had Before this I was always against pro prietary medicines but not now oh no Filond hlp expresses Itself In ory peculiar ways nomelluioa but tho true friend is the friend In ueed yin FKUKIKA allNUKtS IIBIIDIAG Ill Brother Jtrptle lo Mr Phillip Cliuicea Unwarrantable Innovation The hoc Dr do Sola Mendes rabbi of Ibo Fortyfourth street Fynnnogtio and brother ot the Rev Dr U Pore Ira Mendes made the statement yesterday relative to tho charges made by Mr Edgar Phillips President of Ibo tatters congregation In West Nineteenth street that the wedding of Dr Perelia Mendes on Wednesday lut exhibited unwarrantable In novations in the Jewish ritual Introduced by tho officiating clergyman the Rev Abraham P Mendos the father of the groom and of Dr do Sola Mendes Tho programme of musc was arranged not by my father ho said but by the groom my brother the rabbi of that congregation This alone Is sufficient testimony to its ortho doxy In ether points Mr Phillips displays nu amount of Ignorance which Is remarkable in gallon thin executive officer of an Intelligent congru I ialan 10 does not know apparently that tho Afternoon Service of Iho ritual Is usually a part of the weld ng ceremony which ho says bhould only occupy llfteen minutes He d tea not know when be says that tbo coiemony conslst 01 seven blessings that the bi trotbal service nod au address also form Integral por tions of the same Hn does not know that the mantles and turbans arc the same o aro used on every Sabbath and holy day He does not know that organs and musical Instruments general tire used nt weddings in such ortho dox congregations ns those in Fngland under I the spiritual guidance of the Rev Dr Adler Chief iialibi 01 that country Itelntlvo to my honored father who ho says Is not strictly n rabbi he dons not know thnt hI was au offici ating rabbi in Birmingham England alnl before Mr Phillips was born under Dr Adlors jurisdiction Ito doo not know that on the recent demise of the lIar Dr Artom Chief Itabbl of tho Portuguese Jews in England my father win appointed by his congregations to preach teach and perform rabbinical function It Is rather ludlrroua for this comparatively young and uninformed gentleman to deny at this day my secceslast cal authorlt I regret that ho has taken the opportunity o my I roihor absence In Europe todellier hlm elt thus He his some personal regard for Mr Phillips I believe and some IOM oat for him as blu 1 y head of his conciegatlnn anti may halo a disinclination to admonish him for his misrep resentations 101 course have no such feel ing I Mr Phillips derlriB Ileht upon any points on which he Is uninformed I shall be pleased to give him more lUOUOUT TO HAVti ELOPED Neither Mrs ScharflT Nor Her Hoarder Mr ClarU Can He Found lira Julia Scharff of 23G Huntordon street Newark has been missing from hOle for more than a week and It Is rumurod that site his eloped with one of hor boarders Her husband Julius ScharlT Is a paper box maker employed In W I King k Sons shop Mr Bcharff IH a tall dark and comely wcman of 35 years and Julius Bibarff her second husband Uerflrst wan William ScharlT a brother of Julius The latter married her eleven months ago She then had tworhlldien Early In the summer a man named Clark who Is Interested in nickel Inlbnslot machines and IB known In Jersey City as Hudson and Hurlburt obtained board In Scharffs house and in a short time became quite friendly with Mr BcbartT When ScharlT was at his uork Clark would frequently go bcbarff back to tho house and spend hours with Mis Ono day I sbnomate told Mr Scharft that It would be a good plan to to home and see what Clark was doing bobarlt acted ants advice aud found Clark talking to his wife HH ins lted him to a neighboring saloon and them told him that he wanted him to It another board ing place That W1 two weeks ago Clark DIO Curk IDl I the house then an I bun not lon seen around the place ice hit four days after lie left Sirs H hartf dlxnppeaied without saying when sb was going BcuurIT Raid last night thut he did not believe she had run away and that she inleht lie dead He wanted notlilng said about the mutter In thu papers for fear found of dolug clued hr a lujustloe she happened to Lio daa INUll rdlNMl 01 rlllA Tlr4 CIl Plan for Tlielr Ilanera o ba lleld UurliB the Hon The coming winter will see many brilliant and beautiful balls at Delmnolcoa Sherrys and the new ballroom In the MadIson Square JardiU but the Pxtrlarcbi bine decided that their onlertammniits In the loW bnllroom at Deluioiilios shall ltd the terpeitliorean t eventH ot the wluter of I8001 Thu date cot fortlie and lb 1ntrlftich I are Mouday Dec 8 Jan C I Until reeenlly I was the Intention I of the UJBliuucru to bitve lb socond o ills lurch neiiiS acotilTun dinner ncj eutpilitr to that 11llr alten I sl winter by Mr und Mrs llradley Martin but this Idea was tiveii un a few f dare a KU LhiissIa l e baa I I i bau duriuu tl 10 I afv a Hrw y i rbilli1urlurljecoijliigsi a on Jr New Yell ball 1 will be ooa uf ipe etenu of rw liEl A It la propound tu Mica UDU every other Vro peed Iarb Imniu Thu j olla d ImproveuHtit of JIrur Jd Vh ems up t oie the Bcurd of lUtlrnitte yesterday sad uperbuiussdtgil larou wanted W I something tight oil but 1111011 f IIU ud HjfttO Ktflwrt L Vlvle aud olr bII width should l zswihtoi Irt the Jutk JipaitutuI re Ut turwl 111 phift 517J11ui1 UI 11 111 a wall rlilglg liii we 11 4 lAt I 11 act n 11 1 I tf 1 lp I si I rum Jinib tist 1 to 1 o lllJgi1541 atil lrtjsu iItrtpdc ItCULi wt J JIuIJ o at siue J 140 tlLtPiiIl It V55 gvfstgu J U lb II 1I uOI WI fo WpItOlJe fo d icy lbs lofor this il1 I I JJutiiw Iii Ihurasu I llru I lula lie Liavll solute Jiuord lis iIiiiit 5311 Irniatnot pi I I 1a 5hi Auecsssagule LU 1li OU 11 III JmOI It fug Jswas A titrCH HIM Tb tun laws A afflM whIch WM ual lu thu fct Cllr wi JrtJrJ batel 1 I l uUIlla with Id I fmUti propeller AmO Iiatow IW raised tltday tit hodyof 18 INk Jyiu ttntfuuiuJ lu thu firooui i 1 11 U we4 tat fulltrr dusk at 14 Jiaui t 101 will 45 ioJ4hflJ n fipL Juan JilpdvraQIt 4 It QU1I14 gia Lila 01100 tif II I aolJ4Ufl lptl4e1aiub il 1 u I clwa Ial JgJJ4yW11 rMUrdcr tit tui tuat t WLM Ce 55W lb JSastow klU f UttlnM Viti lKut Ulcer crl o Nbui9 hfrb the t4JJIw pS51C4 llLyu y oldu ttfuvutt QnM r 10 f Ivraou w It no luwJVeB f at oriiMl 4 Iii hot ri eejI5r euu litutunitt tniihl r ItS f 140 I1I I beta tick J cut ot tint wader Ir balgsed At 5eIAI l U p5eiM4 Sy sa TMg eMU4dkc4d 3IFPtijYSVV 1 COTI EMULSION DOES CURE eONSUMPTIOH In It first Ite ttt tun vis fH 1 ft ln t THE CACTUS PLANT AND ITS HEALING VIRTUES rO5 BLOOD fE H A TRIUMPH OF MEDiCAL ART If yon have Diseases cvf Akin Ulcerated or Swollen Glands AbsenRos or Bore Leg Carbuncles or bUs Hip Dleoaso Wiilto Bwelllnir Kings 1vll Roro Eyes of BcrofoIOM origin Jildnoy aud Liver Disease headache and NouralglA Dowel or Stomach Trouble TH CACTUS BLOOD CURE WILL CURE YOU Sold b Druggists or sent prepaid to any part of tho U S on tecolpc of price Xjavso IQottlo 093 GmfVn 23otULof t JO ALVAS BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC CO Office 6 Wall Stl Now York I 4 PAM 4Appy I fl4 he ceiiMIiedig ThItfsAE8IackIng tad z Se 5 M4 Msw4Wc44I5 M 4 pM iSiS a aw 55SS5 J5sJ sits se fttaa m aAfl fU tin limttfi ttnt I r u tutu 5oaQSSSSCee UmZ S C at cc TIE EAST RIVER TUNNEL Xr IS DRLIRTBD THAT THR filtKAT Ironic WILL tllOHTLT ItttOMK Only the Ascent of the Aldrra Now laeklns Wo k far lien Htnnensose nrleklavtr and Laborer lor Tear Tbe Board of Aldermen will b called upon shortly t not finally upon thin application for a franchise mao several year ago by a com pany formed to build the underground New York and Long Island llnllroud Tho company was organized under the General Railroad act ot 1850 and Hi amendments whIch require that the consent of a majority of the property owners on the street under which the road Is t run and the absent of the city shall bo ob tained Tho consent of the property owners was obtained a year ago and all that Is I required now Is the assent of the corporation The clans of the tunnel wero submitted to the Aldermen three years ago but the matter has been out off from time to tlmenotwlthstandlng that no op position has been manifested from any other quarter Petitions Mitnod by 20000 working men have been presented to tho Aldermen at intervals while nil the commercial belles ot the city have passed resolutions In lavor of the plan Itoproscntatlves from the Chamterof Commerce and the Maritime Exchange have appeared before the railroad i omnilttco of the Hoard and bespoken the assent of the corporation I IB bold that the work will soon be under way Its promoters say that the actual and press ing need of boltur facilities for the trans portation of both passengers and freight acrosti tho river Is too apparent to ro lull 0 dis cussion and that tIm advantages that woild follow thu completion ol such un underground railway cannot bo overestimated The city IH I tnxod to UH utmost ready by Its peculiar fbiipe and tie Kurplus populnt on must Und livingnccommoiutions In elt or sew Jersey or Long Island This surplus Is I incrervdng rapidly U be llrooklon bridge provided an I outlet for tho ovorllow to aci lain extent but It Is no longer eaunl to thi demands made uton It Neither are the terries In fact the present ludlt os RIO ant rely Insufllilont for bundling the irout lncr nsein our population No pro vlion has hitherto lon I made for the In croiiod iiuunttr of freight that iotitB from the IIOIOISO In the population I hasnt evon been thought of This Is getting to I 0 au Im portant factor honovor and ono that is clam oring lor rocoenltu n lhe new company saw that to meet the re quirements It must Introduce 0 system that would war with tho rlovat il rallinmls and be so planned as to form a part of any rapid transit system which inavbu ultimately IOU strutted Col Oh or W Darnes the chief on I glnaerof the company had this fact In mind when ho prepared the plan Tho proposed tunnel wll extend from the Hudson lilver On the west stile nf this city iin dor Forty cond street in direct line across the East lllvcr to Long Island City The Idea of this Is to establish a complete rail co nec ton between the New York ontral and Hud son lllvor Ilallroad and tho Long Island Itatlrad From Tenth avenue the tunnel do tcends on a grade of 68 feet to the mile passes under the East River and then ascends to the Long Island llailroad at 0 point ono mia from the river The average depth of the tun nel bolow the river bottom Is 50 tort The tunrel will bo connected with Ibo elevated road by elevators There will bo stations at birth and Ninth nveniifK on tho west Hide and nt Second and Third avenues on the east 1 he contra part of each station will be 1UO feet smote Platforms UO feet long will run from the central parts maUlns the entlto station 4X feotln length btnlrwuya will be built in addition to thu elevator sliKfis There will lie no engineering difficulty In constructing the tunnel undor the river Tho entire tunnel will pas t through io k which is mcoidinu to the examinations whIch huvo I een made soil I and free from fissures A shaft will ba funk at each shore from which the headings will bo union These shafts will li33iiu feet anart The line across the river pafscs under Manof War ro k which is bare nt low Wllor A eoffordam having nn area of SXX square feet will ho constructed here and a thud shaft will be sunk to the lovol ol tbo tunnel and connected with it for the raising such materials as can con veniently be brought to that point This plan provides for the working of two additional headings and also constitute the Orl step for tho removal of th a rock by the Govern ment in operations Ilk those prosecued nt Mood Ruck Mionld disintegrated rock be encountered tho tunnel could be itcivnted by means of caissons or other nppllance The tunnel is to ba live miles long and will cost 1 100000 a mllo exclusive of stations Thu company is prepared to beln work In thirty day after tho granting of thtt franchise and the 10Dslrnotlon of the work vlll employ a largo force of lricklo ers stonn masons and other workmen for two or three years The company ha Ieen assured nf the powerful co operation of Ibo New York Central und Hudson Illter Itnllrond Compiiny All that It requires nnw Is I the nAnt of thin corporation When this ban I on givuu work Is to be Immediately prosecuted Threatened titrlke or Heal Hunter OTTAWA Dot 20A new complication has arisen In the liehrine Sea trouble which how ever Is not of an international character Each healing vessel carries several boats or canoes and to oacb of these there IH ono hunt er who kills the seal with a rifle These hunters are paid for each seal taken The price has ruled at J151 n soul heretofore but nt a meeting hold in Victoria the other day the hunters firmed a union ad decided to de mand UXl n seal in the future The owners nf healing vessels consider this rate exorbi tant and threaten to employ new men If the demand Is Insisted upon astbeMiCfcss of a sealing trip demands largely upon the hunt ens skill find excellence the owners are not likely to have It all their own way Killed by Iler Huanand Utllrei RANsOM Mich Oct 20Mrs John Barber who came hero to prevail on her husband to return to bU home was stabbed to the heart by this woman with whom he was living The Barbers lived ar I Ima Ohio and a few days ago Barber deserted blH wife and six children and inmo to this place with u dlsreuutiibls woman of Lima He VVIIH followed by his wife who reached here jesloiuay She went to tho house where her bust and and thin woman were stating and besought him to return with her to their home Ho e ined willing to do RO When the woman Interfeied and plunged a kiillo Into Mm lint bars breast Think Tbeyr Found a Treasure Hblp CINCINNATI Oct 2 t Workmen sinking the caisson for the new bridge across the Ohio this morning found the wreck of the steam boat Mocelte which was blown un fifty year ago It i arrled a larun number nf Iminlgraiitii and nearly two hundred llvis n M iObt t Much trcasuro was supposed to lie aboard and fre ijnent Man b ha bati mud for the wreck Uivers have bou working all day on the find New Yark tapllal la Ilrnvr DINVKII Oct 20Joint Hrlibaim Walker ol Now York city who I now In Denver will build a new union depot to cent nearly IJOO 000 Thou buick nf thu cntrprl are Kw lurk capitalIsts and tint Miinhutlau Truit Romiini y Jhs deiot Is l to hi built oct hilvur Jrout Park Mr Valkr owns thu site Mrtna Uo lip Tliu advance of 25 ceuUallioukaud In the price gif brick declared by the niaiiulacturei oclsilon last wk wept tutu effect tooter day hut nwmu ti the IIKDHI wf Weather lldlua irr iloiie lieu b n greatly deluysd sad the advance HU not lilt by 11 dal m 1O31 Ci tltt1Us IlFkCJC II Worn the Cnlim t liuptc riralniM Al lisnl heading nltli Ilr While Tom Gould who was nrrostotl on Bundav mornlnc for nssautt vlolntlon of thin oxclso law and carrying a pl tol and John J Wognn his cashier in whose namu the basement ns tauranl at Tweutythlid street unit Sixth avenue is run amid who was arrested on the charge of robbing Ir Prank V hlto of Bates of IU3 will make their dulenco lo these charges lu the Jeftornon Marko Police Court this mimIng Tho ocmnlnatlon wan put over yistoiday at their leiiuesl i Wognn spent Sun day nlcht In JolTerson Market pile m Al AdaniB who said ho was 11 broker bailed him yesterday In 3100 The Cobs brothers who nay Gould assaulted thorn and who bad been In tim Hoiso of Detention were balled by Morris htalnl era of litl Hronduay The defence of Gould and Wngan ns to the charge of violating the Excise law IH to be that the placo Is n licensed allnght rest am tint Piosident JlenUm of the Excise Hoard Is Miry much Intereund In the case lie will he pros eat Chile inoinliiK nt the OMimlnnt on anti on Wednesday ho will lay the case he ore the Lv vise Board tied if theie in enough cvidotuo against the linen the Ircensa will ba revoked Even If no violrtlon nf the oxilro U ptnen the lIcense will In all piohahillly bo revoked it Dr Whites chatues of robbery ngnnst Wo Ban are snlistant nted llould blmsalf slays that the Cobe brothers made a raw m thi place over tho price charged for wine and that when hu asked them to keep quiet one of thmn struck him imd the other juniDcdln to fight Then wo wo a oblUbe to put them nut inld OUld He had a patch of black court plaster aprons his forehead Wogalis fr oaths savthatthes will have some thins to say thl morning about Di Whites dealings with Gould that will mako it clear that S bile was not robbed In the place Gould Is a cood Itepulllcnn and wan nt the P M L headquarters the other nlcht but bs Is sup posed to i bu a Byuiputmzer with tha wlckud Ulbhs lIIXLEFirLl iVC OV BAIL A Mew fommlRKton Appolnlrd lo Try the Hanllr ol Tfoimc Stcphnnl Judge Martine decided jorterday that a now commission should bo appointed to hear med ical testimony as to the pirscnt mental btato of Alpbonse Joseph Btepbnni who Is Indicted for murdering Lawyer lleynolds Ho ap pointed Daniel B Loid of Lord Day Lord Dr Marcus B Fowler and Charles B Fondlck abide aud leather merchant who has boon many times foreman of the Grand Jury to bo the Commlisloners The commission will or ganize today Tho former commission report ed that Btvphant Is nsauo and while agree ing with this conclusion upon the medical testimony Judge Martine laid that Dr Flora InsV alleged mlsiondiict BO tainted the pro I ceo lings tLftt be could not uonllrm Its repoit I ll the new commission finds that Mephanl Is Insane Judge Marline will commit him to tne State Asylum toy the Insane at Pougbkeepslo There he will bo kdpt until be IB declared cured or he dies If he Is restored to sanity he will bo returned to this county for trial for murder The case of Dr Fleming and Gen Llttlefleld for taking money from Huphanls mother for the expanses nf the commifcsoii Was ut on the calendar of Part II of the General bes lori9 jesterday for trial Lawyer Andrew Perry asked lor a short adjournment In behalf ot Llttlefleld and submitted lu I regard ton simi lar request In behalf of Dr Herniug a certifi cate by Dr btimpson Hint Dr llcinlnir Is un able to leave bis letl Judgu 1 Cowing granted the adjournment Litlleilald was released from the Tombs yes terday on 17500 ball given by Mrs Henrietta 1 Taicott of 7 West Filtyteventh street Po lice Commissioner MeClnvos brother hdmund was Ofmereui ns another bondsman but It ap pared that he was already on bonds for f 100 tine Including bis brothers official bond and that his real estate was vulm d at only I400OO although hn has wo i or thr oo tluicB that amount In personal property lie was not accepted Tonne Kilting Har lie IVlll Bue Jelil Henry Klltlne the bakers boy whom Justice Taintor held in 300 for trial on an unsupport ed charge of withholding 13 duo to Charles Jehl his former employer spent yesterday In the Tombs lie reiterated his claim that he had collected tho money In question and turned It over to Mrs Jehl Mrs Jells forgetfulness said the lad Is of long standing Mr Jehl was away fourdays in the week and sbi looked ator the books homotlmes alto recorded collections and some times she didnt They wouldnt give inn a recommendation when I left them but Mr Kukeno Kelly the banker did lie ro om me nd od mo In the tlmt place to thu Jebln I think they me jealous now because l have lukiin some of their customers to my nvv ploye I ibail sue the Jhls for false imprlsuument as soon oo I am liberated hilling cane will oomo up for trial today In the Court Special Sessions Hcldena Hoklac Valley Huh Judge ODrlen of the Supreme Court over ruled yesterday demurrer Interposed to the complaint In the cult of Conureinmnn James J Daldsn who holds 50000 of the Co urn bus Hocking Valley and Toledo Hallway Company gold mortgage bonds to compel snJuilae Btev n on lliirk W C AmlruMM John W Illln Ulnlow Lanlcr A Co and ireyel l Mor gan A Co to inuku iiillablo comi en ntlou for ulleged unlawful iiiitvrI loii of iHoouMVl of tbn bOnds while llurko huh tdhiimM i reoftlcr ofibeomppuy In INHI Tlin Wii Mtpuruio dviuuirvr by th dlreiPire and the itiMuii Him Tb t curt SID N that tlioallivuiloLn of HIM eoniiilaliit are nuftluUiit to cocktltut u GUUkJOf action Uarrl Miller ria 4 Hsurdra Thus tihal of Hoin Miller olord charged with klllfuu JiiniHell Hllor also colur d In lbs ballwuy ai 1116 I Third avenue on Feb it was risummied r trdar lu Ito 0 Jemuijsuj Ki ltwyir W t r JiJ council for tie dyfost i Hi his W nlif said that MorU Mllltr klllod lame II tlJIIW lu ifdif uiiu lu a udIo ijriurivl In tli IHlk tiikljbuli Uunl Ml uhhr ibis df inluiit caathrel 1 llml liw hid With tile ishetr i Mm lduiliis l llrovk itl 1770 III I ft I Ot UUi Cud uiutliu li lulu at iilnlii p as i IJhti i t Ii kitasjcd busp by Jutes li illiloi uJ VUlniv H JOilfijuat tiUt hat bus HIIJ 1 nmiJI I I I Millw t uj UMIII if hut l r w lifo II d ii J Ml pew ILt ho liu EllUiM liar s4uJ uhlar hIS lilKH I its IlIad was Iiii etiJou The htltrliff NlHiaJ 1 ii 745 tutu biilirliut tnewttl fund Iiue Jute juit l5g4g144 Its feaeift liiutij lb Cal 4 isae at the tsuiuotll servIce ho soIral I out Shall sip Airil 4 kttt4ittot lao ii ol ttJfUlMlUJJ hitiutSis I ft i f flOlfi l MMtuo ete I Ls o 4JliuAtiii fejJ7 I pJ5ue LoIl c4 i 17I t o M iilliVwi a44o 111W 44IIiaI 4ilttgth41 I16bbija tft4 JlJI lbS Ull VfUlt 7iJJlti4L TLees5iuopi f She ui iiuriMl I rbae l IS fr paid lr T Judjoe o ilif iy Ctuii ili J t4fci p ud ArkM il JJ I4bll l JlMti Juatti iJ iw Jwi Un boirci ir yseed f IipSeg a Jieact tiipise Jrs t yes ilJ be ci lb Jiergstfliewtuwg forbtiaitLrpc ssu snd ar tu h ClUeS la oat It Ulrofl rl 1 s tosoUagu JiJ w4Jeso Jdtes I 1atstIatLiiadwijaeiv I siitedt4 IIt I Ii JtlCCOItllS Jf Tllli iltKK WIlDS 0420 ITiimliriU of Nnuir ol Their Corrrcpona enl lit tile llnnilM ntlhe Law Officer Thin croon goods men Ward nnd Rosenthal who seer arrested nt their headquarters 811 West I Iftynlnlh street on Saturday were ex nmlndd yesterday ixfternooM nt the Tombs Police Court by Justice McMahon Comstook haul wtltlou over the name Itithrop E Har rison McKoesuort Pa lo tho green good mon and In replying they bad used too name H llocortt of j32 Ninth uvenuo The record book Hhotvtng tie dealings ot the gang was proilucod mud entries nhovvinz memoranda ot t tlororicspondonco vith Wlnthrop L Harrison appeared 11 It It was also put In evidence 1 that tlie Inst letter taken from the mall a few mlutitoa boforo Wards arrest was found In his overcoat pocket Justlco MeMnhon held the pilsonuiH for the Grand Jury lu 2600 eiich ltitt I were unable to lurulsii It and went to the Tombs 4 The reoi rd books ot the gang when they are 1ll tlu roumli examined Will furnish a mint of In M m toreBtlng Inloimiition nbout the green goods business It nppidrs that the regular method of procedure Wilt to oiiturlu the looks only the names of such perw ns us repdod to the letters llrtt Bnt out When a correspondence had titus i eat oiiencd a cipher signature was as signed to the victim witch ho was Instructed to use In all hubsenuent communications lhuis seciot guouire together witti the alias wh ch time green gco Is men used In his case withontoiod opposto oaci genuine name and adilross In thu record look Ihero mite hun dreds of such ontrlos Hero are a few Penn sylvania ihiiiimU who have had more or KHS corresi ondenco with tho gang A J Fluent ol Lucas F J NolmoTor of ilkMibario L A rioxer of Tamanenu H nrr Lam ort nt Illllman W J BlutToid of IrIsh Itlpplo P H Rhomiikerof Klstor M T Relict of foiildsboro E 1 B rrng r ot Kile EG Korthous of Bullalo lap U IL Canlleld ot CloarUild Dr A h Somiunl of Ashlleld J li Itr slln of Lnnsford William M Miller of Moadvlllo D Llliot of Lids iale Nelson Boar of familial H Keir of Manns Choice E Uui ol Vblielev Mr Tuppera Unlawful Arrest Mrs Edith Sessions Tuppor tbo wife ot Horace E 1 upper and said to bo a daughter of Lo Hosious was nrrostod In Toronto re cently by mistake on a charge of robbery The arrest was made by II J Giasottoof Toronto on a telegram from Martin Maria Chief ot Police ot Buffalo The telegram contained a description of a young woman named Mary Wllon a servant who was suepeoiedof com milting urolibory in tho house her employer Edwin Q S Millar Mrs Topper was arrested her trunks woi e opened and at 1 oclcx k In the morning the police otilclnlA discovered their eirur and dtuchurgil Mrs Tupper Hbe brought suit In this city against Maria for 20 Quo dam ages nnd secured nu oidm for bis airest Judge Daniels yesterday refused to vacate the order of ariest and sa fl that the action Tf111 lit but must bo tiled mEnu county lr aton Tarpee Queer Death The body of young Preston Turpee who hanged himself by a piece of clothesline from the scuttlo door of the tenement house 351 Madison street where be lived was removed yesterday to the homo of his grandfather Henry Closo of 40 Qovurueur street The boys father and mother are members of All Saints 1 K Church and the mitor the Itev William N Duniiell will rend the funeral sen Ice to day Sims Tui pee said yesterday that she was Inclined to believe that somo toy was play lug hanging with Preston and banged him by accident Turpso was a constant reader ot blood and thunder Htorlos and oton said that le would die with hIs boots on Jimmy and Johnny Duffy who had been playing with JurnoD shortly leforo I he was found hanging i declare they didnt play banging with him Mparrow Golden Done Vp John Golden known ns Sparrow Golden who pretends to ba a fighter and Is employed as cleaner in the saloon called The Houston at Houston and Mott streets got drunk yester day and made a tour of the barrooms In the neighborhood Outside Condone saloon at lllecckor and Elizabeth streets be got Into a light with three mon Ho was iunoikad down and kicked lu tho face and huad Policeman Lynch found him unconscious with blood flowing from his none and his bead and face covered with outs and bruises Golden was taken In an ambulance to Ht Vincents IIospU till The surgeon said his Injuries were serf pus Edward Andersen of277 Wallaboutstreet Brooklyn was arrested as one of Uoldens as tallunts and locked up in the Mulberry street police station Tltd the Calvea Mouth HbuC A warrant was Issued In Newark yesterday by Justice Dean for the arrest of John Dolton a driver for Jacob Walter of SIS Broad street Walter la a butcher and Dolton wa driving a Wagon loud of calves to the slaughter house when Dr II J Anderson n member of the Ho clcty fur the Pr ivi ntloii of Cruelty to Animals stopped the wagon and found that Dolton had tied a piece of rcpo around the jaw of each ot the calves so that lliiy could not bleat Tho tongue of the calves weje black when tin ropes Were removed Cualwa Iluua Chasiu Collector Krhardt on recommendation ct Surveyor Lyon yesterday removed Custom Inspectors James Murphy and JJDan pIty ihuraed with utgleU of duty Adrian V lnr mi ttiiothcr liikpeitxr wu it ported to bo I Ii counued In mi Insane iisrlmij and lie will b ruutovd Illcharii A King the detective ye moved twit lmlouihto ago her luck of money to J pal julio was ieluiMtd r 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I r T I I I T1m SuN jTUESbAY BE r21 1 jitm TUESDAY OCTOBER 21 1890 r London omen of TUB SOK 4 i Wit strand tI emannteatlana should be JI dRd to lJUlut atifl 4 s strand London W 0

BeibsjcrtpUon by uaUrocpal4 IIIL V rr Month so 4 lUlLYrrTar M 00 JILV DNPAr rrTr 0 ALT AND SUNDAT Per Tear 0 OO WEEKLY Aln Y 1 0 I Mtaf toiorUu Countries add f TUB SUM Hew Tot City J I Advcrtttcmcnta for T WKKKiiT Bun t itevtd cB too morning must ba handed in Ms evening btfore au oclock A Pertinent Word from the South Wo reproduce In another column from our esteemed contemporary tho TZWimomJZWs the Now York city pofeA the opinion upon to oly canvass that prevails In that other pivotal stronghold of Democratic Influence tho Bouth I Is ncodlofls t say tnt no munici I pal election over boforo possessed such Im I portance t tho Southern people as tbe ono I before u Tho Brent Republican measure I tot porpotuatlnff itself by opprcsslnir Its I enemies tho Fore bill Is still hanging In 1 the n I there Is t b a protest afralnet J It sue as can by any possibility croato In jf fluence to proreut its completion It must b made this fall Tho ticket In this city headed by HTJOH J i GRANT has become BO distinctly defined as i of that tho the roprosciitatlvo Democracy tat 1 etrongest protest t bo recorded anywhere I in thu United Stales Is to b recorded hero 1 Democratic success The certainty of Mayor GRANTS rofllootlon dos not promise enough Ills majority Jc must b such as can bo made by the casting I of every Domocrntlo vote In tho town and I j those of all othor sort of partisan who f have anything to say against tho revolu I tionary threat that stands 1 the name of BEnD oUs BllACKETT RE I I Tho Service the Tribune Can Render I Ono month ago today the loading Repub lican newspaper In this town ROVO oxpros aba to Its honest convictions respecting the worthlessness of POBTEBS census of the population of Mow York It admitted that tho census was defective and defended Mr I fi PORTER against the charge of Intentional I dishonesty by setting up tho theory of neg ligence and Incompotenoy Wo quote from i the IVioune of Sept 21 1 I not strani that New fork city perbap the Dost dtfflonlt portion of the entire country to enu J merate ccaratly should appear amons the last wltn I Irons rounds ol complaint There I not a tE of vldenee that the detect of Ibo census In New York I do t political Influences any more than In Orocon The fact Is I that It I Infinitely ole to suppose i Enperlntandent PORTOS or some ot bti assistant not J very competent for th difficult work they bar under I f taken and especially not v 0 ry competent for tb selec I tion of trustworthy enumerator than to uppoe that j i el was any deliberate Intention to mlsrepreeent the i facts Mr foMmK had no snob xprlnc or I tralnlnir a was necessary to fit htm for th selection of 1 numerator In a pal city and there I no erldenoe that he was able to tiro I or did actually fir personal 1 I t attention to that selection But theta I erldtno on I fortunately that In other part of the country In 11 I publlcan cities and stale as wl al In this Demooratlo city the census was Incomplete Apparently tb per sons selected ere not In all cases thoronth or trust I worthy and there wa D such check or nprrtslon I over them as to uuard them aialntt gross error It I 1 a great misfortune that th census should be so taken thai its accuracy II I likely t b disputed I would ba better by far to bar all the eipsnse of a sec i ond and more careful enumeration than t hay the dlstrosted1 c results seriously elllrDtd The results a not only seriously distrusted trusted but their falsity has been conclu I sively proved Wo recall these manly words of the lead Ing Republican organ at this time t give the lie t loss candid Republican organs out Bide of New York city which now regard It as a political duty to maintain tho accuracy of PORTERS enumeration and t denounce the recount by the Now York police as dishonest honest Tho Tribune n a Now York newspaper known bettor than this It can render tho city a valuable service by repeating now for I the benefit of tho rural Republican press and I the Eopubllcan Administration at Washing ton tho sentiments which It expressed with such creditable fairness and public spirit ust thirty days ago The Interest of tho Tribune In this matter and tho interest of THE Bra are Identical Both journals owe the same duty t the me tropolis which Is BO grossly wronged by PORTERS first count V PonTs frt count r I The Mountain Degraded and the River nI Ignored i n Last spring a scientific expedition set out i from Washington for Alaska t explore the region around Mount 8t Elms Tho ozpodl f ton was equipped and despatched under the joint auspices of the United States Qoologl f cal Survey and the National Geographical t i Bocloty and therefore IU report will have an official or at least a stmlofflclal charac ter The explorers have returned t Wash 1 ington Yesterday I very interesting preliminary r liminary account of their experience was furnished to the press and printed in all of the newspapers These explorers like others that have pre t ceded them failed to roach the summit of Ii Mount Hi Elian Mr KUBSEM tho chief of i the expodltlou says that ho spent in all thlrtyllvo days above tho now line on the eld H und upurn of this famous peak but the lilglioot altitude reached by tho party la I not r distinctly hinted Tho grout point of Inter I eel In Mr UUHHBIIU account of tint partys pary I f I e prlonco is Dm tubeitioii list IU I measure tiionU show that Ht Kilos baa about six t thousand fuel Jess elevation than had Always been suppoiMMi instead nt f being mountain tvf 19600 I foot and J Hit loftiest ieak In North j Aeneidfl Mr Hvntir11 1IIIlru Nt Elias 1 Us only ulxjut IWO fret high That would liiakalt thu InfutPravou of Pikes jasI In I Culiiisuio and bliuxU In California and would iJcifrudii I mnua lnly jiluc s in DM r list whIch fur yell It has proudly Iaodsd I ii u olflUJOHut Ihvriforv anieriilnu tlin tru jJtltudu ul Mount HI Wliu Is quite san ttUoliol In IU liiiMjitanm 0 UfttpiJTssiid I the xU Mtlllu winiii litUHUtral will await wIth UlllJlt HiUdwt lijn jiulllistloii of iui t t dUI 1m wiI Mr Jiissstg haias I his I tm UWnf utvitlili wiiJ tlui evliUina will Las t wait wwlhsw Miira tuf tnu tltt IIIu I t I eluu MUUSCOU but Jnliroww ttui I luunuruli ul JI1b l Aw IUUI hll fstur lit t pem I iux rvpoii of his cipedltivo I Is lh ftUsoc I vt tuy tUtulon 4hicct t p ryvMi totidftf I f e w i las llat J stream Unowa u I I UJr r H bar Sm I rvuMwUrtvj that n u Ct IIn IIKIU WAS ut I auIIy this ittajaris I tint out itt I Msk at llw issassJ IfMf i at Mr r IJuJawnJlflE4 ul l tint NIl Ytifk Ieia fur I r tbnJrp4a af IIIr1 I UIUt iturtlt I I mttvru twttiiiry Mid unrttiim tu the I p1 li ut Uu luls huuM that lir0tl char r oetferlsUfl and anlusl vgetaI4 nod mlJ irsi rosourosM u UM vast rtgtoo aoQulrtv I troai IhttsoU b porciuM 1 u Owing tocLrcum14ancta7oad gffftTB8rV OOStfCde t IJIllot

I and In no way derogatory t the liberality or common sense or publlo spirit of that gentleman tho expedition became n object ot ridicule rather than ot grateful admira tion on tho part of the follow citizens whom Mr JONI had planned t benefit and In struct at considerable expense t himself Its sphere of activity was confined t a few miles from tho landing place at loy Day It failed to scale Mount St Ellas partly on account of the excessive adiposity of Mr JONES principal explorer and worst oftIl I tho careless use of nrsonlo by tho expedition resulted in tho death of several Innocent natives t Mr JONESS sincere regret But although tho JONES expedition was fortunate in other respects not altogether fortuunt otor rspct ono of Its achievements stands forever Illus trious In the annals of geographical dis cover I gave tho world Us first knowl I edge of Jones River now ono of the mot celebrated streams flowing anywhere on the face of tho globe I Is true that this river appeared on maps antedating by many years IU discovery by tho JONES expedition But by no previous explorer or cartographer had It been recognized as tho Jonos River and therein consists tho Immortal achievement of the expedition of which wo are speaking To make the subtle but necessary distinc tion plainer the JONES expedition did not discover the alleged river as a river but It did discover It n Jones Rlvor and that i glory enough But although tho Jones River was de scribed by Its discoverers In 1886 as great astonishing and noble and presented to tho American publlo as a stream hardly second t tho Mississippi In importance wo find no allusion whatever t IU existence In tbo narrative which Mr RUSSELL has Just published Is tills Jealousy carelessness or Incredible Ignorance on tho patt of an ex pedition which has boon for weeks engaged In a sysUmatla exploration and survey of tho region about Mount Bt Elms of which regon the alleged Jones River Is or should b a physical feature hardly second 1 dignity to the mountain Itself Tho neglect of Mr RUBSEMS narrative t recognize Jonos River loads us to hope that tho Washington explorers may b mistaken also about tho height of Mount St Ellas We should hat t BO the ciown and about six thousand feet taken off tho head of tho monarch o North American mountains Bearing False Witness When a clergyman undertakes t preach about municipal affairs ho should be careful t got his facts right and more particularly If ho proposes t Indulge In specific criti cisms I tho Rev EEBBB NEON had fol lowed that rule of honest and painstaking Inquiry his last Sundays sermon would not have been so slashing but It would havo possessed the quality of truth which should always distinguish utterances from tho Christian pulpit I ho had gone to tho Mayor the Comptrol ler tho Commissioner of Public Works and the President of the Health Department ho would havo found them all obliging gentle men ready and able t give him accurate and detailed Information regarding their Important offices Ho would have son that they are at the head of a largo force of organized In businesslike subordinates orgnld 1 bule8lko fashion and as faithfully attending to their duties n tho clerks 1 a mercantile house If he bank or a great mercntlo hous I were capable of understanding their system of books and accounts he would have discovered covered It t b as exact and perfect as any In u In tho most extensive railway cor poration with checks and balances which prevent Inaccuracy and make fraud and col lusion Impossible He would havo found tho clerks at their desks throughout business hours and In their bearing ness hour nd appearance bg favorable comparison with tho like em ployees of private establishments There Is no department of the city Gov ernment which I bettor managed than the Board of Health and under the present administration ministration It Is bettor than It ever was b fore Tho President i a man of much executive ability and gives h whole time t tho affairs of his office He Is not a sanitary crank or mere theorist but a man of practical sense who course has approved Itself t the Judgment of all the physicians who aro best Informed with regard to It and yet the Boy Dr NEWTON singles out this bureau for his sharpest attack Ho declares that it Is pr vented by political Influences from prop erly caring tor tho publlo health Yet owing t IU efficient and scientific with which title management politi cal considerations havo nothing t do we have Just passed through a summer remarkable markable for IU low death rate I tho cen sus enumeration had npt been false and fraudulent would have shown Now York t be one of the most healthful communities In the world and yet this preacher assorts that the air of the town I tainted and poison ous The atmosphere may not b A puro and sweet In the crowded districts inhab ited by tho poor as It Is on Murray Hill but that i an incident Inseparable from such conditions It i A observable In like quar ters of Paris and London as In New York Itself Tho enforcement of public hygiene Is hero 1 efficient that the health of the most crowded districts of tho town has been steadily Improving for many years post and never more so than during tho present administration of the Health De partment Contagious diseases have been reduced t a minimum Serious epidemics are almost unknown In New York and the mortality from the maladies of euinraur has greatly diminished though thy AO brad In the close and foul air of which Dr Nnwrou speak A prevailing because of the lnatten tlon and corruption of the autliorltlsn The condition does not exist The hygIenic regu lation of the town commands the admira tion of all European sanitarians and In some respect It hA furnished them with a model wbiili thy have been l glad t adopt charges that tlio jobbery that bA aU tended the laying out of the sewerage aye Lain l has rltlflUxl ttii atmonphoin of boat ut homes In the city hut what aria Stay What UWMM and bow many ere poisoned IxijflUM of this cauM r When did Uua job bery Uk plsVM and In what districts of the town 7 ifs sutys that our food supplies fii vj cousUnt IIJSIMKUJU against adulUrntion tAt bat Is sszwily what they uttavly get J IU complslns hat our drinking water I Impure but Vf CIUVI IM wbu U I fffilly ctviuimtflit tl sis l 1 on hl ulII t of which IK iKTHV la I gal 1 tiigIhar luimttltl rjHdt5 t last tU UU vf the Crotoo water show It IH IM distinctly pus u w wkwuj lt ttWU MM that our rxiliot swurU a f U4 U st forije t InuBifranU soco A thai JuU s tassel only a poUUesJ pull Our polka OI itt fact dll vut amount I blUlftSM with a skill Lad a fidelity IH Jaw JuUu w humanity list I 11 tli m lilfh rank UIWHIII irliulftsl I frJIufiAU lanai UJ gaal utter fir V jJIir In HIM utah I fnijiit nt thsr lhasoughinis 1 lillMTllllllJ t ol It N 1iis inun cluiite II l a lAlr aiataiar J mid 1 lit ought of It to t brought to puul btuut because Un tow f the false auuticna u Ifoonot aimpnttatMenu o tha sermon ot this preeta wa cast nproass ea U k good name of Hew York a a part of the scheme of humbug reform for the benefit of crowd of political plotters and adventurers Folding the Ballots Section S of the Ballot Reform act provides vide that otter preparing his ballot and b fore leaving the voting booth or compart ment the voter shall fold all tho ballots delivered t him in tho middle lengthwise and then crosswise but In ouch a way that the contents of tho ballots shall bo concealed and tho stubs can b removed without ex posing any of tho contents of tho ballots This provision Is not so simple as It seems on first reading it Under a literal construction the require ments of the statute all ballots would not to folded alike I there aro only a few names on tho ticket and tho space occupied by them i short tho greatest dimension may very well b In tho direction in which the printed lines run Instead of up and down the column In which tho names are a ranged In that case the length or longest measure of tho ballot would b In tho direc tion of the printed lines whereas I the column of names wore a long ono tho length properly spooking would b meas ured across tho printed lines In tho ono case the first fold would havo t b mado In to direction of tho printed lines In the other case across them and In the direction of tho column I this Interpretation b correct tho first fold must b determined by tho space occu pied on tho ballot by tho column of names on the ticket I that space extended down far enough the first fold would b across tho linos nnd in the direction of tho printed column On tho other hand I it was short so that tho greatest dimension of tho ballot was in tho direction of the lines then the first fold would bo across tho column Tho objection to this view literal though It b Is that It would oblige tho voter t fold some ballots differently from others Tho last Legislature directed tho Secretary of State to print and cause t b circulated election officers fltt thousand among electon oIcor flfty thouBnd pamphlet copies of tao Ballot Reform act and other new election law including such brief Instructions and forms as ho may doom necessary and proper for tho use and guidance of officers I the administration tion of such laws According to tho pam phlets published In conformity with this di rection by Secretary RICE the flrstfold of the ballot should b from the bottom upward I this city the Instruction given t voters by the lender of the Tammany organization has been t fold from one side over to tho other Thus on the very simplest question that arise under tho law tat can probably als new lw havo diverse from w dlvc1 opinions expressed Democratic sources both highly Interested Demoto btb hihy 1 correctly interpreting the statute In favor of the method recommended I to metho rmmende by the Secretary of State It is argued that It provides for a moro effectual concealment of tho contents of tho ballot but practical experiments with a sample ballot will show that tho contents can bo perfectly concealed whichever fold Is mao first In the voter will make mis I our opinion to votr wi mAo no mi take who follows the literal mandate of the law Lot him take up each ballot observe in which direction It i the longest and make the first fold In that direction 8 as t leave tho stub removable I ho does this to nnes of the candidates will certainly b concealed and tho Inspectors of election the cannot ballot lawfully refuse receive and deposit The Treasurer and the President Mr JAMES N HCBTOK a hustling Booster politician who efforts In 1888 were rewarded warded by the office of Treasurer of the United States baa been prospecting in Indiana and has communicated n opinion I regard to the renomlnatlon of tho Hon BENJAMIN HARBISON which may make that chilly patriot regret tho day on which he gave an office t 8 Injudicious and frank spoken a person M HUSTON is speaking of tho Indiana election of this year 1 Indiana rots Republican IUmuo channel for renomlnatlon are worthless He will not b beard of In the National Convention whereas I the dial I earned bj the Pemocrata he will be renamed bone the sbadow ota doubt Why Is this so f Well In order t eiploln that let l me go back to the Convention ot TO and tell Ton that I was then mad very apparent tbat the nominee mOl b able to carrr on of the four doubtful State Indiana New York New Jersej or Connecticut 1 was on the Saturday nIght preceding the final ballot that I happened to Blur out the fact that a majority of the voles oC thou four BtaUswer being east for IliaiisoK With these Stares aa a haiti I bad prnlea handbill with which I flooded Chlcajo bowing not only bow Ilaaaisoa could be nominated but bow be could cal Indiana and be tleetad This was a clincher It was trident enough then to the Contention that the right man bad been found and the nomination became a matter of conn Now ap t Stat should c 0 lUpubllcaa this year In a election devoid of national loosest by an Increased plurality what would be the result I Could niaKisoH frianal claim In that vent an they did In 18 that h was the only man capable of earryUr his Slat and hef fifteen electoral 011 Onr former arnument of his availa bility would be toil Sot I the other side should win I Ca how apparent I would become to a nominal Ibl convention that lliaaisoir is I the factor that carries Indiana and thai he Is therefore lb man to be chosen I know the state of the tenUment In the ranks of the parly and I am as ear al I am that yon are In front of me that the chances of the man across Ihe way for a aeeond term rt tntlrelr upon the defeat of b wn party at the pU nen month In his own Mate Mr HDSTOK I either an original or he doesnt think his office Is up t his size and ho longs for the gore of Gen HAIIBIHOK Yet there i much I the Huutonlan Idea t comfort and console the Grandson nf his Grandfather and the Grandfather of his Grandson I a candidates defeat In Ills own State is I url ground for making him a candldaUagalnCJon lUnniHON may b able to renal tho returns from the next Indiana election with a quiet mind He can take good cheer from the post as well as grin at the future He has exceptional strength A a dffeaUxi candidate Other man beside t blmeelfoould los Indiana He cop point with pride t Ohio Virginia and IowA which endorsed I Administration end renoml listed him ly going sraoeratlo last year Mr II UHTOM either an unique philoso pher or a mauler of irony fbe mooting bv lw ei him returning from Ills tour nt ob servation 1 Indiana ami ho lion URHA HIM lUuuiMH must Suave Iaaasfl t affecting la ha fttrvwt It Ik II Jre ldil iod reed the Treasurers candid view I must Stave bean a tnt liHl M waiiu and mniJsl w the hater vtBa iMwtwn CfisuiJM Jawtis A II W i ami lnl JutS Jiuiwnj jrtiuUamfto of oM I dwnlr whom ItJDaHU CUUIUM com I JJ lu two uyUisi thukliijf juwdai J i tiara uocliiUtlmilllw uytnis at tl Aulvwy it Until 111 l t rfui Jsr night whoa l Ur l Jr 1uu irs wl 1 Ussr 4 fb pog lu tit i ruuitUudJ list aUro to sjst lute tho Jifk did gad dsatsso tkBSJ esofdiUM t tb priotliiUs o t flMpfl fltn wsbsd sa4 s BM4d tight u 4 it I ten D afl 5 N r fersad Lair I way toward U 4Xis and through tia bal t the Mats Tt r MftrI tn gti shoed ul sub tvttsrt lbey In I CUttvl tHtiii 111 i v 4t tviuM IM vllr 1 ll and tr nl ul oil llur f tl 144 lu dl play IISl iourtur art I i ii sjw vs 11 lii Mir 1 Jtua MMli rJU lutl u ubrt Mil iiiill anti ilbn tat aol t v eaga4 to 11 growl 1 e sad l u11 te that 140 tigiiin M liu lu 1 cube CII way lbt f asia I s sluJr of ibis pa ala of its 2i1w YtiBtat Tli Sins p1sug mar b fw4 IB KemoM ill to turs et ttVL Isrs down I tale at Ovristisui I OAu knot i Hll basi Ktturing e is I I T other The second mar b found In Acts x 35 I Is mor bUtsed to gus than t r colvs And the third may b found In Hat thsw Til 181 All things whatsoever would that men should do t ou do ye even no to thorn There Is deep philosophy as well M religIon in these Scriptural p ssa eswhloh we eommsnd to the study of those people who via lato their spirit while crowding into the Acid emrof Music to hear the hey Dr TatMAo preach Perhaps Mr TALUAOB himself may be induced to take thorn as texts for three sermons which be might illustrate with sketches of tho scenes of lust Sunday night Tint RUN made every effort to render the Til IMG ete efor Olnln fo the United Stales officials very diStraIt Ketluiur Mstocroi an CArtmtcle Quite the contrary the early efforts of TBE BUM In regard to taking tbo Federal census besides being In dafonce of Individual rights easier and the tended to mako census taking census more oomplets I the unfortunate Federal agents had not been so overworked with the reatilrements of hunting up a dozon or BO different items of Information about in dividuate which they had no iaht to ask Uuporlntendont Poimas ilauros would hato been much nearer the truth Our esteemed iontomporary ho CotlQ Journal unbalanced its judgment In calling hEED that fat end inn the Hon Tnouxs B nED thl man A mans physical peculiarities only appear with propriety In politics when they constitute actually his most Important and noticeable feature In tho cnso of Mr REID the brain overshadows the belly The Chicago rush toward othnr celebra tions than tho Fair In 1893 or 8 is Immense Ool OonniNH idea Is to have a four days pa rade as the Inaugural ceremonies most of which would bo given t an Illustration of tho history of the army ot the United States by exhibiting the uniforms and performing the tactics of former times On tho first dar ho would have a trado parade on the second a parade of civic soolotloi on the third the Orand Army of tho Republic and on the fourth the national mllltla Secretary DICKINSONS plan published In the Chicago 2Vi6unf To lire on the irroand and the Inbnlldlnf erect InterState and International military encampment and International band contest openlnc the not an d In October 18 lasting about ten days and making Oct 1 as required by law the ded ication day If the celebration I mad a great InterState competltlre drill and Inter national military encampment and band contest olr tug the largest prize that bar ever been offered In the history of this country aU the firstclans I military companies In the United State and the finest bands of muslo will participate together witS at least a military escort and one famous band ot manic from every cation on rlh This great interState competitive drill and international military encampment and band contest it i thought would produce tho grandest military and musical event of the ago entertain all the distinguished guests in a satisfactory manner make money enough to pay expanses and put 1160000 I tho treasury Ad so all the labor of tho Fair goes on e cept tho work of raising the necessary fifteen million dollars An inoffensive colored citizen of Hiawatha assassinated last Saturday night Kansas was aslllnate lat nigh bat the Don JOHN JAMES bOA has n yet failed to denounce the outrage Why this ex pressive silence I the assassination had oc curred in the South all the horns of lie publi can eloquence would have been blown at furys pitch It Is known that WILLIAM II is a Kaiser with a poetical tarn of mind and last week n we were Informed by a cable despatch In yesterdays BUN ho sent a vrlnce OB his personal representative at the unveiling of the statue of the Gorman poet LKSBINO in Ber lin It Is surprising that tho noveltyloving Kaiser himself did not appear on this romantic occasion and thus Increase the attractions of the picturesque spectacle In the Thlergorten Ho belongs to the poetical fraternity He hn written poems of Imperial merit poems of aspiration piration and heroism and n some of them havo been printed on his own press it Is proper t Bay that they are not only lofty in senti ment but are sound In metre rhythm ryhme and grammar Now I while honoring LESSINO ho had thrown off his military uniform put on the garb of a meistorslnger or minstrel and chanted one of his own lays In front of the statue would ho not have promoted his renown far more than he did by sending 0 prosaic prince to represent him Some of his recent deeds have given a creator surprise to Europe than a display of this kind would give and it need not be sup posed that even BISMARCK would object to It And now I his Imperial Majesty will read those lines with a proper spirit he may find a hint In them that he can make useful on an other occasion Tho latest form of social diversion In bleeding Kansas is a nose social I it In discreet to ask what a nose social Is Do the guests at one greet ono another by rubbing noses alter tho fashion followed by tho birolo TABTIIUN of Tarasoon with the aborigines of Port Tarasoon The Prince of WALES has given a portrait of himself clad In Austrian Hussar uniform to tho Emperor FCANCIS JOSEPH who presuma bly will add it to his collection of curiosities TAo number of pictures of himself which AL urivr EDWABD who i not painfully pretty has bad painted must be great enough by this time to Oil the National Gallery and the togs frills dressvN undresses and uniforms in which he ha oiuod himself for the purpose of attracting the admiration or the pity of pos terity would fill all the shops in Wardour street to the rafters For a gentleman who never goes t war tils propensity for being painted in all his armor dressed Is droll enough I I said that TOLSTOI In now writing a novel In collaboration with a peasant who cant riBxl and write We ure sometimes In clined to think tHat the world would have been bored u good dual loss I TOIHTOI himself had never learned to ruad and write Vile 200 Ilritlsh and Ucrmnn dolfgatmi who came over bore to attend the Iron Congress In this city ban made a prontablii usa of their time ilaftt the clot tat the Congress They bo visited tho vbli Iron and coal union of the United rltates they bate ID Pot our mil und en our ways of operating them I they has xauilue J our great Iron works and foundries our rnirlntrr and railroad they bare enjyed a wicoitas from numerous Cham Ur I Comuiert nd ole lm lni u urinal rutloiiKl her I hive tiatell l out Wnst und down Houth In 1 pilt l tsrs Iby bssvs mad it urrlons tu fsujouK iiiiIi llliJ and lucy bv coo from Ilm HiMnii in 1 thai Ml Ulii l from I Liu Allioiidaf In t 111 plullli 10 gi iilliijpas ot our Mrand fconsix Jrulr the Isr isrir ut Iron dlustesJaau lash slu r Imiruoiini dui during ibsi past 1 fortiil lit slid U may will l that they saya iirM 14 J l y nusl ttisty haste asts af M rrsourass Mud the I 5441fi11 i of ibis eouufry When lljry jO tsvk lu Iuitxiu they Mill tabs news whit the in I ii4 llurr LmiKwof OsTletiboriifi Js laces 4 S1 tteusaavsl l IMtH tH4 4 ll lima tel Story ttt S rnu haiti 1 dug that t Is a good deal IalUT tbso Ibe Vwd Jtal C fliu Dutssu Ub J I Do ulthqukL This fsU first shake we tslir that lola baaia4 alas Vi OsoMsUA8SILOlsohsl bbl eU Orfl t aI J1 u MI0Ut Jtutdsoi o 111 V It Jitst44 t Jail IJben ha teltS W stalLs ao u upon happy Nslmu I f Ieclll I ll t timttt f i vli Mm Tl txiiitniul nit fun Htll u Oil Chaaouy isa I gust 4 Loila j 01 cum y I a UMM PsnlaaUrtf vbAa lea 4 M Idd I I t t d4 4 I ja 1 I di A lll Sfl llik S le la5dld l eras el Aiv tui w Aftoa I h ey 1 a lMs I 55 sKl4st wf swot1 M t f saw Si C ILtwi lie I as s4O5I 14 3 4 M15 a lee 14aalS D 7 tail LlavVvss r41 Igs MMS4OL I led Las 5e pWA5tE l vt fI wot kraa aaatI I g 1 A am rnou ma aovm T ZtosneerstlU Ticket U Nw Tork City Ztpf nlj the rots Hop for 100O I te RQ5TOn4 tIJperh n 1 1aki I The Empire State It I In many respects the admiration of the Union 11cr great city en lists the affections nf tho people and South erners especially feel attached to It because I Is Democratic Wo watch with Interest all po litical movements there and deplore ovary breach that Is mado In the ranks of our party lbs alliance of Democrats with the Itepubll can par even In purely municipal matters alarms UR We cannot but regard such unions with jealousy fird as likely to weaken party allegiance when tho groat Presidential contest of 1892 comes 01 Such a coalition or fusion now exists In New York city as must sire to ur honest Democrat serious cause for ap prehension The Peoples Municipal League hnd for It avowed purpose the Bolootlon of municipal offi cers who should ba Independent of colltlonl character and the securing of a city govern ment conducted upon business principles alone They recently appointed a committee to mako nomination These gentlemen In stead of choosing a ticket hold n oonlerenoo with tho Republican mutineers headed by Tom Halt and with the County Democracy represented by Maurice Power and William n Grace and then In lieu of nominating a ticket composed of business men selected a mixture of Republicans and County Demo crats of about equal numbers dictated by Plait Power and Grace The plan was com pleted when this ticket was endorsed by both tho Republican and tho County Democratic Conventions Tho Tammanr men have nominated a mu nicipal ticket entirely composod of Democrats and this Is 1 the only one la the Hold which pre tends t b tho Democratic ticket Tho municipal ticket soon to bo elected will hold oftlco In 1892 when the Presidential elec tion comes on and Its Brent power In that lame Democratic stronghold will baa sword In tho bands of the Democracy I Tammany prevails Cut I the fusion ticket of Republi can and Democrats elected wo cannot but fear that tho Influence of Tom Platt will bo felt by thoBo who one their election to his support CODA JFANT8 IIKCIPROCIXT Sha Apposite to Spain for Len T to Trade on 0 Ucr Term With the United StsUesu WAsmuoTON OOt 20Tho Department of State has received a copy of the minutes of tho debates which have recently taken place In the Chamber of Commerce of Havana about the McKinley bill and tho question of reciprocity Those minutes wore transmitted to the Span ish Minister of the Colonies accompanied by a letter from Segundo Alvares President and Baturnlno Martinez SecretaryGeneral of the Chamber showing tho existence of I strong sentiment In favor of reciprocal relations with tho United States The letter says tho Chamber thought It proper not only to consider the new Cuban Tariff bill but correlative matters which owing to their natural and logical con nection directly affect tho financial condi tion of these provinces which is far from being prosperous and which may become even worse

omoeTn 1orso than It now Is If as Is possible the principle of reciprocity Is iloflnl lively adopted in the tarlffof tho United States and I tho chances made In our tariffs are not snob as to correspond with wlh that reform corroslonl The writers further say that tho new Cuban tariff proposed by Spain must be preceded by the repeal of the net of 1882 because that act creates Insuperable obstacles to tho develop ment of the foreign commerce of Cuba which is indispensable to the encouragement of tho cultivation of Its products Tho law of 1882 which abolishes Import duties on Roods coming from Spain Is stated to bo the cause or Incal culable Injury for Cuba mut not expect moro favorable treatment foreign markets for its products than In accorded In its ports to for eign goods We have become convinced the letter continues that our production will decay and die out I wo ore debarred from offering our productions in those markets whore they would really find consumers on the same terms on which similar good are offnroa by other countries The writers add that I Is considered that the greatest market for Cuban goods is the nation oos nalon WhOM ports Ho at Cubas very door The Chamber of Commerce they say does not hesitate to arm that the United States are today the roirulatois of the economical mar ket just 8 England is ot the money market The lawmakers of tho United States they further say know perfectly well thnt tho peo ple whom they represent hae an abundance of the necessaries of life Ihcy know that by Imposing heavy duties upon the manufactured 1oodo ofEuropo they favor tile development of their own Industries oumpol the welltodo classes to pay tndlrerttaxei and that they have no cause to fear European reprisals because such reprisals would havo to apply to cereals meat petroleum Ac which are the very arti cles that those nations absolutely require Tho United States earn hut little for reciproci ty with Europe for they knowlthnt KUIOIO Has need of them and they will grant It or refuse it as may suit their own interests they care a great deal however for reciprocity with the nations ni America and nro seeking to 01 tabllHh it They want sugars of low urndo lor their refineries also coffee tilde and timber and they think they can not them by reci procity Attention Is then called to tho pet thnt Bra zil Is preparing to seiUro the market of the United States for its sugar and Is encouraging sugar production by a large loan to planters The manner In which Ilrazll wrested from Cuba the palm of belt the chief coffee pro ducer Is referred to und a warnlac is 1 sounded that the name thing may happen In regard to tugar ular Tha letter closes with the expression of tho hope that theo grave economical problems in the Antilles will receive the attention they de I serve and with the apprehension well founded the writers think that Cuban production pspeolally sugar may bo unable to compete in countries the North American market with these of other I I uIa Heir Apparent Coming rmn At WtuMngtm star A Russian gentleman resident In this city Is responsible for the announcement that Nice lay Alexandrovltch heir apparent to the Rus sian throne Is coon to visit tho l nlted States No brilliant succession of ftus and balls will mark the routoboi iitiHea oer Isle will travel Incognito and comes herfor tin solo puiposn or Btudylngour social conditions A t EII seine tim be expects to t e hero to witness the autumn elections oloIR I ha been o arranged that under nocon Idirotlon will blM rosn1 presence be known to wi le any one ant I bo khould 10 l recounted lie will positively not accept any ailoal jon of either a public or a private character HU I dlziilM In not assumed It In said for fear of IIOI III per sonal violence from MMllnis I Anarchist but simplY t 1 give him a bettor opiiortunlt to make hlmmlf ronversunt with the Institutions of Ibis country Moulay Is about lil year old sail if tnobt agreeable n appraraucn and man nor He I Mill It ID naM journey ur unij the world before rsturmiKr to hI Petersburg Nw York Jut UcnsmiU Vim ii lliiiluifii ninititb I any Shy baa tultleUut Interest In rputil n and lit I pruper eidlu I II Ih srpurlli meni 10 discover l iM jniirucf that a uaatIai part it Its population lias beta wllUil from lit c DI1 li the dItty at Ht tusu urae la locke mob an lurejlliatlou u I ki4tMtv tart fiom Ilit jliraiitHt Ctulu aell 1 e orfclluiiof llerfor I in Jb DKJ ol W w Tort ell wuuU Iv Km city I 4 Hia utl fine iilii UUHftlHUHl I II 1 1111111 14 IIHtt 1I aite wu uk u in lurr M Hrfiilent tact 111rlo Cute g ti Mlvua I fbr tbUII U Vur Illll H Nd Uy 4 VIctory IKM lilt iUIVlt fI t tliri hat V CCIi Wilt wall lisa rikl siaa let cv 4idr4 so I tI siLl uiu alII i lead l ut I JatI U I eeItal iad Iill 1 iiaealaltaary f Ysek cud dIIU111 aV 11 siOi 1 nl sale iv UI eegy iiiwr twa I sin it II each W I Ie 1 B44 hew IU ci IIIj ua r Sir 5rcIdst 1 ISri s I flian lll I Ohaeise HUT I 111 Lea il li4ad In oU 4 U I sivltta a YgslOtS oJ iu SMiocel i uii I it nt PljLe 14 It tuwtut Hlniva nl M 11 i tli I iMiulor I Vrnr U f Vttlu I 5 1 tIre a aaird 1 isitit II tj I DI1 Ma4L eiU IL Vaia g i w ii ii IvIii M ti lltufUi ftlili be 1 a 4 Us Past 111 ft I l a 4 U P r res io l II vueuilc iH s0 Cd es a I COVXTT CLBUK CVLLT Gey nil rronote Mis Betltya JU Cllkba NeBtlnitllon nt ren the lace Qov HIll yesterday appointed Acting County Clerk Patrick Joseph Scully to County Clerk In place of the Into Edward F Rellly Mr Sadly had not hoard officially of his appoint ment when ho left his office at B oclock The llrst news he got of It a from a reporter who wont In to congratulate him Then Justice Patterson of tho Supreme Court sent him a note congratulating him and saying that he was dollahtod with the appointment Commis sioner Gilroy sent his congratulations later and from that on tho office was besieged by his acquaintances who all told him how glad they were Mr Scully said that ho was agreeably surprised He ba not expected the appoint ment and he considered It a great honor Mr Scully has been Deputy County Clerk for two and a half years He was appointed to the place by County Clerk Itollly Previous to his appointment ha was employed fovtous Custom House since ho has been in the County Clerks ofllce he has systematized the work there bettor than It was ever done before le 1 a young man and a member of Tummany Hall LtalIThe last official document that Mr Scully signed as Acting County Clerk won a decision in the Thirteenth Assembly district scrap be tween the Wicked Gibbs and the Gooi Cowle as to which should have his name minted on the Itepubljoan official ballot Mr Scully lded lfdullllot with tie Wicked one The law nays that a nomination regular on Its face Is regular unless it is objected to Conlo forgot to object to Ulbbs but Glbbs did object to Cowle Besides Cowie a Convention was not bell at tbo legally advertised place Glbbs wouldnt lot it into the plnoo After the decision was filed Mr Cowles law yer said that the document was merely a legal form and that his client would contest lefn case In tho Supreme Court meantime procur ing an Injunction restraining Mr Scully from certifying the Wicked ones nomination to the Polloo Commissioners who have charge of printing the ballots ANGnr VAMAOB 4AMIN They WAnt Mr llereeB Bcalp AceanBA 1T mack to the Chine a Low The Republicans who are down on Oapt William lam E Pierce are making a dead rot to get him removed from his place as Chinese Exam iner Indeed there wero Indications yester day that they would tr and have him removed from tho service The chief cause of the com plaint is according to the Chinese Examiners who resigned on Saturday that Capt Pierce protested against the examination for Damage Examiners holding that under the McKinley administrative law these places had been abol ished The criticism was that Capt Pierce had succeeded in Impressing his interpretation of tho McKinley law upon the Secretary of the Treasury wbeieas U Ie only duties the Chinese Examiners have Is to examine Chinese students They mode tnls a special point against 111 1lerce mae insisted that Bolnt Cnpt Pierce should hare lot the examination go on without any protest HO that I I was learned later that the places of Damage Exam iners bad been abolished the applicants ap pointed from that examination could bo as signed to other duties Opt Fierce absolutely rolMHOJ to wink at any such business He pro tested to the Secretary of the Treasury and to the Chinese Commlnslonoraat Washington an inasmuch as the examination wa declared void I was very evident that the people In Viashlnuton agreed with his interpretation nt the law This support of Capt Pierce so angered three of his colleagues that they re signed and yesterday I was very broadly Intimated mated that he would feel the anger of the riugot to Damage Examiners nt the Appraisers stores European Army Note The French MloUttr of War announce tbitli w inDDteu the old custom of allowing soldier who have come to blows 1 settle their quarrel with the sword The death rate per thousand In the Spanish army I 1340 In the nutUn 88 In the Italian 7B4 In the Austrian awl In the French 609 lath English 519 In the Beldam 47 In the Gorman 397 In Franc Ibo Unu of consumption number I the death 111 to the thousand In Germany theulnetiel itS the dlb8 per thousand The pioipecilra reorganlzatlonof the Dutch army will raise Its total lIghting force to 30000 men The pre ent peace army of the Netherlands contains es000 m ane may b Increased In case of war by 41OOO active mllltla and 75173 inactive militia The total army on a war footing Is therefore approximately ITOOJO strong Emperor William II laM himself open to considerable criticism In the Blleslan manoinTres by exposing his cavalry to a mnrderoos ftc from an Infantry regiment under the command of Lieut Gen von Kroslfh A though the critics of the manure praised lb bold I ness and quickness of the adrauc of the Imperial horsemen they directed attention to tbe feel that against a teal enemy such an attack would bar r suited In a most disastrous repols Count Waldersee FUld Marshal Prlnc acorn of Barony and Ideal Gen von Rosenberi the Judges of the manaufres expressed this opinion and the Emperor agreed A plan for colotsal manomvre of German and Aus trian troops on the plains of Saxony next summer II I being discussed by the military men of the two gnat central European powers The Idea originated In Vien na and King Albert of Eaxony U said to have been In trusted with the quasi diplomatic duty of directing ODII Emperor Williams attention to the obvious ad vantages of such an experimental combination of the allied armies The Austrian would b present only In comparatively Inferior numbers merely for the pur pose of showing lh relative value of the two armies In question and of gathering all possible Information ae to the proper methods of cooperating with their alT The amount of German blood In the reins of Russian army officers U surprisIngly greet Six of the dthteen chiefs of corps are of German ancestry Of the corresponding sponding general staff chief seven have neb thor oughly German names A Meier Haneh Bcaffbauaen and Ilohrberg Of the forty tght commander guard grenadier and army Infantry division Inn are Ger mans and among the corresponding general stag chiefs are Klans lonk Eochholt Burger So Thirtyfour the ninetysix brigade commander and twentynine of the commanders of the regiment MOO r Fischer Schmidts and the like more The Guard Brad Is under Orlppcnberg the Canoaslan nndr Trailer the tranaCasplan undr Ton Albach the East Siberian under Oegen In a the ride brigade together the proportion of German to RUIn commanders Is six to or Of tbe nine Finnish rifle battailous only three have Ituulan Ian and the chief of a the troops In F land II named Wlllebrand H DeibeDTerle In Feuhalx nee ha mad many experiments recently In the use of swallows Instead of carrier pigeons for postal service In war lot long ago be let out from their cage fifuen swallow three week old They scattered In all directions and all tbperaon whom It Desbourerl bad Invited to oUarr his ex periment told blmhewonld Bvrsethblras again to t entr minutes a swallow cam back and perched on his finger Within thirty minutes the test of the fifteen Was In the cage again H Dtabouveri say his repeated test of the capabilities ot Ibe swallow bar convinced him that in war they can be mad much safer and swifter carriers than pigeon Tty Or higher loan the pigeons bare a quicker movemtai lake their food on the wire without stopulng as do Ih pigeons have more aKcllu for their homes and are many times more luielllgtnk U Ueibeurerle has on several txea sions 51 tree all his swallows asd Pta than left bam oualongp lsirlnoBr The swallow bar always flown Clout with him horered over Ibe reslaaraou lit ale in ffiiltt all bight la the trees noot i Ibe bouai he sltpt lu sod eveotusll Iurae4 up with him all rlfbl al twine II plans to stat eiperlmsnti b rtly I shew tie superiority ol Carrier swallows If acouuiU Iou ol lunch military ivju lien mo Ktlleubcrn ku tau Ill raw 0rwa Mia IlUr of Wr receIve Mi resetS lion lltHUitkuiuit err IUU I ooe uC the uul talnu4 and capable enV airs In Ik Fuulsu triur II oral lf the titu ceape Arii M 1554 l to l UCftU tarred McUKKSCl IS IB 7uty ssisniU lufenirr Helmsm al MfdlurtTat Is aceurdluglr M Hi Ills tt files or ll reL uti lie Iso i5 alal ISO it alteudid lb I sieussl Wililgary Acafeiuf YVI e vsai peace be was ua4tt Is I ti be lii u oLivai Uuisu at ll J pel lafT eel lu Ices was jraaisd It a aitLsici ii lbs aueliue heists Iraa f rrn4 lu U i Ctsi Stag atLejusuilr L al sra suiu 4 ha lb iB 4 li Hull Army ri rf a w4 UMII i thai if Its si CaIt4 MrUlou lu DrtsUn s 11k vtiulit tiiniiuitlt Awirlwi ear Os Masek lu tlunut stu u leas ul IljpMC Sttatlsna was toeda M ur Its lett l petit III aced1u75 Me tutLf sf IU U9 4 tt 545151k AtSsy Lli13te 414 Ituttl liait ll loot ris tf IU fuel tint l 0 SstsiI 3 Ide I elsiat IIsael cad luuiuuntf ij Ik I Kit Ilui4 liltuni lUjilwtiii aad tu W ilir u4 I ia f ul II l hgt l Mel ft tie I U4 will trwuuioii Iv It silk fl MJvr tiel is ely Ihw lit I taut iuiuii 4 ul 114 Sitec4 Sdasitp Sflsieaj lA iUi Saudi cliii th teat 44 UtttUUMl ijixt Us ii I 111 reuili lVWU u H tiaJUlti sS7 f a 4Mirs1I iSg 5 NSsdJsS 1 if I StaSes OP In tttMr Ibe peItmdmggI tito betS typs 4zsgaacg44 easaaia lilaIiesse 4 LJl uaa elitisisi el DlitadtH select llM5 tCs cIa 141410 I gas USaatas twe ic 5 SMOUJM l c4 teadet Wlw 31k l fllt a Me m ni fnniini sari i trots u n e 1t C 4stu uf ki Ulwrfi ersi4a LI J ct rji lU it tin in tt f 5e a 4 sa C5 i 4 Afitttfim 54CC IM I a e44 ISO II f44 WiSh erl Iptacastef I I sils t a 4 1 4k4 taginUt II 54 J 41 flant n v 5 Ur Mr If eilws I t MUrlJ I ft nMg IM ti 4 sac aei ly ait cap 14 sit 54l MJ it loop xlgi4 Us tO flu axsuif evl IS Sla HfULUI 9asgo eel luttlfl tltflt aIM ci it UAIUM Cede s4e4JI 44i MM afMAsUf Ui l lTiMe nxur mt xnn ALZ TALKING ABOUT Mr OU Skinner who hM been In Oanaja recently with Margaret Mather brought buk a property list that had been loft In one ot the theatres by a minstrel company It read Ten bneketsof water for Dm it Item Sweep off tile stage after Mulligan tom im au while MiirihT is on This nat harj t n Murphy l hn wa cvldently not oo good tetm With the stage manager People hose Ideas of gamblers are sas elated with a gaudy display ot Jewelry and clothes that run to loud checks are always lnr prised when they meet Pat Bhcdy who hut the reputation of being one ot the nervies sporting men In this country There Ii more of the theolog than the sport In his appe ante Ho dresses t1tlltly and in gooJiaj without any display of jewelry Ills mooh yl shaven face F ruddy in odor and hIs Inueli ll i Infectious lll friends say that his fund oi stories Is unlimited There are few men who have n larger aooualntfnce with publlo rnrn all over the country Many of them who ant not inclined to tempt fate on tho ereen cloth ito Hheedys friends As hn stood n Dread way a day or two ago talking to the writer almost etery third man that named k e5 Sheedy Several of them lemlndid him nf good stories and It was dimoult to reallz that be had been a wellknown gambler for years August Belmont drives to his banking hons every morning Precisely nt lOb every we day morning his carriage turns Into Naithu stioet at Spruce street his coachman choocln5 the route through Chambers ant Con tr streets to Nussau from flroadwav Mr llolmont has a very highly rrlioil friend with him cur morning This friend has a descent as lone as your arm all duly recorded In black and while lie fits upon tim scat beslilo Mr belmont and looks out of the window on ills side ot the oouprl with aristocratic indifference to the passing throne Ho wears a co tly silver col Far too The friend is a beautiful black and whlto fox terrier I hear a great deal about the spread ot agnosticism nowaday said tho reverend doctor yet I never before hoard of such time as this Is for building new churches I see reports of them every week In THE SDK and I believe that it you will examine the Issues of THE SUN since January last you trill find that moro than n hundred of thorn have been built this year bore or horvnbout Some of them are grand and co tly edifices too as you can new by Inokloa nt THK Suns pMurrs of them Wo are raising pinion of worship all the time for believers of oor erect Only last Sunday a new church wits dedicated in this cliv and another in Brooklyn and an other In Woodhnvcn and the corner htone of another was laid in Jorsoi City yet it was rather a poor Sunday for new rhurcho You can llnil too that most uf the cliuicbes In New York and volnity are well tllle t anti that some of them are crowded ateury sir vice If there is n tremendous spread ot agnosticism and Inlldllty you cant prove that there la liy gutting up a list or the new churches that have been built this rear or last rear or within the poet ton years It is scandalous in the view of Signer Oapragnlni to pay that there is a murderous spirit among our Italians became at the crim inal operations of a few socalled MaQaltos la New Orleans Tho Mafia are not to betaken as representative Italians any more than the Lynchers are to bo taken as representative Americans and yon can find ont thai ten times more victims are murdered by lynch law than by Mafia assassins Oar Italians condemn the Mafia and are horrified by the deeds ot the vendetta nnd will uphold the laws against them For many years past the Uaflnaml the vendetta have been almost unknown lu Italy and they cannot bo transplanted in America It is reported from New Orleans that there is an organization of Mafia In New York but Its members must behave very well if we are to Judge by the criminal records of the city The Italians in New York are nearly all very poor but it Is a fact that they do not Indulge la crime any more than the other races in New York They are honest people and work hard to get a living It appears that some of the Scotch Writer to the Signet in her Majestys service are not familiar with the geography of New Jersey Some time ago one of them sent here a Sum mons of Mnltlplepotndine and Exoneration Issued in the name of Queen Victoria to cer tain persons described as our Oovltes one of whom as appears from the heavy text Is residing at LodL New Jersey amah Anur ice and the other of whom is residing somewhere in America the particular place being to tno pursuers unknownThe summons in Question U full of technical terms used In the old Scotch law before Now Jersey had bean heard of and while yet its situation In South America bad not been set down In the maps But Queen Victoria should see to it that hr royal seal is not attached to documents that display crass ignorance ol a State once ruled by her ancestors In our gang in the Lotos Club the ojbsr night said a member of the gang and the club we first took up the tariff and then the ology I was noncommittal on both subjects The protectionist speakers reasoning was so shallow that I felt disposed to believe in free trade but when the free trader spoke his ar gument was BO hollow that it nearly drove m over to the blab tariff fide and so 1 cannot ret make up my mind After a while weeame to the ology and hero my mind was a blank The churchman upheld his creed with Quiddities that undermined it but then came the agnos tic wlin fallacies that turned me In favor of the Church My mind is still a blank and t dont want to bear any more debates by our gang in the club Several weeks ago THE Sets printed a litHe story of a scene In the lobby the Astor lions George W Vanmaker the Republican leader of the Seventeenth district was there with ft few friends when Col Elliott F Shepard en tered He knew Mr Wanmaker and wisblntt to extend tue courtesies of the day he asked the Jtepubllcan leader to have a glass of milk This was n jar to Mr Wanraakers sensibilities end declined the Invitation It now Drears that the newspapers throughout the Went and Southwest have confounded Mr Vanmakrr with the PostmasterGeneral They are dread fully shocked to think that Mr Wanamaker de clined to drink milk especially at Cot titter ards invitation They seem to think the Postmaittrueneral wanted something strew er but wouldnt toko it In a public place The final day of the season at West Chester called out a remarkable showing of society people They officiated at the death of the racing season of 1890 with cheerful faces and came back to town with the air ot people who bad wound up at least one order of festivity and laid it away for good Undoubtedly gao inc Is over as far an society Is concerned Tbe Kibllo at large will now Interest itself in dog shows horse shows walking rnaUbe indoor atlilstlo contest bil i liard and similar entertainment lUrlna will not Interest them aguln until the prlusT season open once more at West Cheater Yet to a certain proportion of the noimlntlon of Nw York winter rflngls just a Inirrestlng aa the iunirtii Ihes are SIte anthunlssts that tro ID Newark Mndeii iutlentUri nnd niie dsnrwbr In reason where slorcero may b ceri Tlmy will keep up their feverish Interest In the running of bores all the ysr round but s u ity hut droprwd tbs stairt now that Morris Park Lass guoe into rtlrum nt tar tile winter In this city thin ii I a drunkard fortyfirs yais old who bus a drunken father srotr rear old and a drunken son twont1two vsrs dd Thr are not all drunk be which of be tints but svcb of ihfin gets t drunk owe or tube a week tbs drink of ih ttiri je l til T M If sajd bed ill druukiii bsblt ruae 14k In th family ibruuttu wv ial jctuoro Stun in las won line Tbre are so tl ctlum Dts ID Ih Jfw York Ueutirn Hoaiviy SOc ehmSat a sate to Mlbu KoUlyb io is club hi pain a II Is now In fact Slas ftnmn stlnw Isun CD Oil 41ptasIIiOlJ snd oIdeI i luefofylbliisT Ibsttatvi towsfd the iiuhi siv n C IIUM Th eoutn vaiive bavasuii endiy aomgatau tIfrOttayl4 I to lieS lli or isDrjtlluis3 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