The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
October 23, 1890

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U14JIJ1 JiL 1zM 1 w j GOOD TENANTS I RELIABLE ADVERTISERS And a prompt mponu ehiraetttizt VII the Columns of Board or Boom Advertisement J I t nfl THE SUN Dr I rott nOTINO AND HEMINQ THE SUN I REAL ESTATE F

I t VOL LYIIINO b3 NEV YORK THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 1890TEN PAGES PIIICE TWO CENTS i i HILL AND MKINLBY MEET AIfD rnu aoriauton naAxa KBITS A1IOUT TUB FOnCl DILI II II to ne re4 a All llnanid mi the Nzi MonnlenTha Ueavmre Denounced br GOY 1111I Se Another TellUB B een In MeKlnletB HUlrlat W rmly Wei omtd Ml WooUr i Bd MaidllOB I WOOHTEB Ohio Oot ajTho people In this Sixteenth Connross district who didnt hear GOT UlllusDooch at Canton last night read It I this mornlnc and Democrats wore jubilant tll and Republicans sad The Governors r marks about tho tariff and what lio sold about the position ot tho Demoorntlo par toward the worklncmen wero discussed everywhere Everybody agreed that tho fight against Major llcKlnley was only just bal un and that by tho time Joy Hill concludes his oratorical nun through tIle the district the battle Tf 111 b over and th Major defeated This town sont 1 biff delegation of loading Oorornor Canton citizens to escort the from Clnton and t Inlrodmo him hero At the station In I i Canton men of nil sorts and conditions came tiooplnRlnand stood about In clusters com I I menting ou tho easy victory that eoms to anon them Tuts Is i a Democratic distrIct said one old griizlecl armor but yesterday mornlnc you couldnt Iud a man who would bo willing to I bet much money that John O Warwick would 10 Now you cant Jet I hot the other wayBill did It and his speech has tho Oov Hill Jf hiI Earns loot IB othor parts of tho district that It has bad here why tho Major wont bo In It One enthusiastic Democrat yelled out that GOT III11 would bo our next President and everybody assented This Booms to bo tho general sontlmout hero and It explains In a measure tho enthusiastic reception tho Governor had at point alone tho road nor has hld lt ovory pint lon rn Tho VTooaier committee had difficulty In opening through the Canton throne forcing an ononlnl throulh Oantn trn that GOT Hill might board the tan At Ma slllon Major McKinley eat on board and sat In the smoking oar talking with exCongressman I Bmysor He said ho was coiner to Marshall villo to DDcak and that ho was worn out haT Ine been compelled to mako two speeches every lay The Major appeared surprised vhen he loarnod that Coy Hill was I fellow passenger with him and at onco started off with a SUN reporter to call on tho Governor Oov Hill greeted him warmly Hello Major ho crlod How do you do I am extremely well returned the Major s ho shook hands with the Governor al though I am very weary I Then tho Major sank Into a seat by tho Gov I ernors side ana tho two conversed until Orr vlllo was reached when the Majarloft the train Goy Hill and Major MoKlnloy woro tailing together when the train drow up at Flora Tho Elation platform was jammed with mon wear ing blue badges and waving flags and ban nsrlX A gaudy band banged out the Con nuerlntr Hero while tho men rushed Into the train blocking the passacowuyn and tumbling over scats Then It was seen that tho badges bore the picture of Gor Hill and badles 11 lud a gold In scription stating that the wearers wore memo woo bent of the Young Mens Democratic Club Not o horn tooted or drum rolled for the Major neither was there I cheer or a handshake At tain lew and Hmltbvlilo mora men with badges and more bands clambered aboard Until the train was choked with them abolrd No man ever received a warmer welcome than was accorded t Now Yorks Governor When ho iteoned from the train to the station Itaton plnUorm at Woster A mass 01 men women and children choked the wa and surouled I him Three mlrbt1 cheers were sent up The air was alive with flags banners and plumos and durIng the cheering it was alive also wIth hal and canes TAe men In the cars who had cot been able tor Ions tnelrVfny out leaned ntlY out lene out of the windows and yelled Four snow White horses decked with red white and bias ribbons and plumes drew a gaylv decorated earrings up and nov nU climbed wearily Into It Ho doesnt like this sort of thing aud Int I fided A much to Col llcEwon but he appreci ates the necessity of I and RO he bore I unflinchingly Candidate Warwick lot Into the natuo carriage and nnoihor be decked vehicle boro the reception committee I long line of mon tretched out thu bands struck up a cheerful shriek and the orocesslon itarted At it moved up the main street of the town cheer after cheer rang out for Gov Hill jNobody elso was thought of or heeded As the carriage which boro him moo alone Den reached out bands for htm to Hlmke aonl tldowallts wore crowded and every window and every doorway was llllod with faces Alter a triumphal march about the town too Governor was driven to tho Archer liouno where he dined In tho public dining room with Col McKwen Mr Warwick and several mem bers of tho Itooentlnn Committee After that leoeplon Oamlteo tin was driven through I cheering crowd t the public square where on a rude stand decorated with thu national colors ho talked t a great crowd notona toled Judge Ll Crltchfleld Introduced the Gov ernor and an he stepped to the front of tho platform cheers greeted him from the throne that tilled the big square lie spoko In a loud nlear voice that was distinctly board all over the square Ho repeated KOIIIO of the conver Milon that had occurred between him and llaIor rldnluy on the train The llaior told mo said the Governor that the Itcpublloans In tho House were de terra med to pass tint Force bill at the session beginning In January next no matter what the conkeiiuonces might be Then was n yell of disapproval at this and then the Governor went on to explain bow npceiMrv It was for the Democrats to fight for all they wro worth In order to elect their cnn didat lie warned thor again not t remain under tht Impression that tho Debt WW al ready won He asuurtd them that nionsv would be led to defeat thorn and that to overcome this power the utmost vigilance was Sfit Then tite Oo9rnorrcturped to wa J9r rsbLil unsaid retuled t lOppose tho election of William McKinley oletoo Wilam l because among other reasons hu voted for advocated Jim Infamous Force bill That peunri iniiOill the very existence bi const I Wloniil government In this country and tho J it ntereUff f the peopln demon Its defeat TMluu stitch it presents equals I It does not li WllllyloWl t industrial question pro tuted by ilia Tariff bill I deny the existence ot any alr or substantial r lon fur the tnco I Iicsof such a omiuro 1arty xpedleuuy mid IsSssity may uiitolts onuctmeut but Patriot ian gooi government und the cauko ofhonaxt rafv unIte I CAlh KUCCOHS oPPllu UCCeIS Idiiipoi of the Patriots dkgulpe IH which I the I4Lior auiiRiM aud coos ftred In the lluht ci truth Slid IUotrol r i It Is a scheme doils rrto IJtuuto the wll 011 l1 own lit tho Jlopubll sin ArIY and control the election Iopubl t4uctr icialiy I the Houthuru Hwio IGlPI OOUI lhfl that they WIQt bllt t 811 n but they luisist that bueIi honesty tat hi J t h111 zuutt445 triatsipulatol 7 thui DII tlIU shins Wllflllil Ut Ladll met a ru s ul 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jlerstnnd this issue 1 nnd erA not aroused to Its Importance mistake the signs of the limes ant Ihn character tnd temDor of the America 1110plo tlAHcllhr thn tooplo had got through Applauding the Chairman Introduced Mr nrwU k and to the HUtprlsn of n few llepubllcansln the audi once h t m ttnppcrt promptly to tho front of Ibo platform The lloptiblloans linn had a good innny lungs at the Democrats because their candidate couldnt make I cpoeeli I as tho lIe publletuiB allege and they hao even Issued tno painplilots one containing a long spocctt t1all1Jletlonl oontllnlnll 10nllJoen by Major MoKlnloy ant the other containing nothing but blank cages to Indicate that when I comes to peohmililng Mr Vonick Is n 8pobmnllnl WaMlck II failure Tho big audience cheered and yelled liproarouMy when Mr Warwick catno forward In a selfcontained way ho said omo 10rwarL I want to thank you follow clti f ns for this I testimonial or your respect and friendship I am your candidate and the Held Is clear for I you and me If wo work together and remain truo to ourselves lou must not forgot how OM that the enemy we aro lighting 10 power tal and that bn Is Intrenched In power nnd wealth Both will bo used agnlnst us but justice and right I Imagine will overmaster wrong and might Tho Interest that this con 101 test Is exciting away from your homes and even I great distance from your State IB mid clear to you and therefore the Importance of It In also male plain rise Governor of the great Btiite of New York the lon DId U Hill Urolongeil cheering brings to us Hi good wishes of the seaboard and frm every Other section of the country tho ores of Democrats aro upon us and Ipnn lS from all come earnest hopes that wo will Win the light Lot me thank you again wi your pr ono bore and for your champluubhlu of my cause Mr Warwick bowed and retired Ho had put himself on record D 1 cracelul speaker ablo anywhere to mnko else himself heard lu Congress or Vihou Gor Hill got back to the Archer house p groat crowd that had boon following his UIIT ly I bodeekeil carriage surged Into tho hutol throuuh all the entrances and jammed thu stairways leading to his room lie told Titr HUN correspondent early In the day that after ho had mudo his afternoon sneocb hu Intended

to go to work and think out other speeches for tonight and tomorrow Lewis 1 Ohllgnr tho Chairman of the Iteceptlon Committee saw tho necessity of this ansi promised to aid tho Governor In aver way he could to secure tho quIet ho desired but the peopo woro so per sistent that tho Governor was compelled to throw open tho doors and let them In They wore full of enthusiasm and words of praise and were loath to go even after they had shaken the Governors hand and bean him compliment thorn on tho lively canvass they woro making Throughout tho aftoinonn tho streets wore thronged with marching men and noisy bands Tho town bad taken I holiday and nobody was doing any work When night fell tbo Hkv was ablaze with rockets tho town cloned with colored lire and marching men with twinkling lante ns surged through every street Amateur orators talked from corners stud In hotel corri dors their listeners being the people who could not gain admission to tho City Hall Tho an nouncement that tho Governor would ppenk hero at nliht sufficed to lllltho big hal ns early ns 7 oclock Ho jammed was tho building that thu Governor bad difficulty in reaching the platform to Tho hpooch contained some extracts from the ppflecL which ho had Intended to make In Canton last night Ho itimnod on the Ito publican party He said that no party bad morn recklessly defied precedents more I flagrantly disregarded principles more boast fully overturned traditions moro seriously in vaded private rights moro arbitrarily en croached upon prerogatives of States or moro I tyrannically IINOI tho power of a partisan majority Re said that It cared nothing I for ibo Constitution nothing for the Treasury and nothing for the people Its chief desire bad been to got a firm grip on the control of tho Government that for generations to coma Its politicians might feed upon the spoils of powor Then tho Governor pitched Into tho 1orco bill pretty much as he had at the atlor noon mooting The speech WHS short one for the Governor had promised tho people I of Massillou that ho would be with them to night MASOITXON Ohio Oct 22Guy Hill arrived hero atJ35 oVloelc tonight He was received with great enthusiasm On leaving the voters of Wooiier l he inndo 1 personal appeal to them t work diligently for thu success of their can didate He asked them to send a telegram to him nn the evening of election day tolling him how the debt went The people of Vs ooster let him go unwillingly but tho people of Masulllou wen waiting for him Tho Governor was driven direct to Mr War wicks honso whero ho will remain until to morrow morning when lie will go to lora burg tho Uemoorntlu stronghold of Holmes cotinty Tomorrow night ho will return here and speak to tho manufacturers and their t maufacturers ad tbcl employees AT TUB FJSTOIS IIOVT1I Mr GlronK Heed Or 8TQ3 to a Jersey Terror la u Bloiiela lint W C Olroux tho night operator at the Little Ferry station tho West Shore Railroad Forr staton on thore Halrad had an encounter last Hunday night which accord Ing to bin story puts In the shade anything that ban happened lately in New Jersey Shortly after 1 oclock on Hunday night he said to I SUN reporter yesterday I was sitting in my ofllce writing up my accounts and papers and not loaning or suspecting any trouble I heard tho waiting room door open and shut and heard footsteps approach my offlce door which was standing open to admit the heat from the stove I did not look up for a minute and when I did I was horrified to see a masked man standing lu tho doorway holding I pistol within I foot or so of my head lie was I man of about medium height Ills face was entirely concealed by a mask of black muslin while I slouch hat was pulled I down over bin eyes The only thing I could I make out were his hands These were not white but about the color of a light mulatto I Ills eyes too wero of a peculiar color like those of I negro His clothes I cant describe I except that his trousers worn gray When I looked up and faw tho revolver threatening mH I admit I wits no badly frightened I couldnt hay a word but a ho at once de manded my money or my lie I told him I hail no money Upon that bo ronjiotted my watch but a watch In something I dont own watbt t told him so Then shaking bin pinto lie pointed to the cash drawer under thu ticket cabinet nnd said Young feller there money In that drawer thatdrWOrl and I you dont bund It out hero quick Ill blow a linlo In yon seer I couldn t do anything not being armed so I opened tho drawer and gavublm a livedollar bill Ho lb n rubbed th gun aniilnut my bead and demanded more M I had to give him what I change there was In all I gave him 17 IW lie seemed KatUllud thon and slartel t back I 10 out of the CHICK but stopped the doorway 1 and fcllll covering ll vvllli the 11 sail that tl l If I attempted to rules tin ulurin or follow him I I tin would snake my family wear mourning I clUiil inoio AId hv ii isUfmPeuii oil ass suddenly IJIt bad foam AH bOOll ho dlauiipoaioil ran 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WIlS W1a4 a eUtiu I Cij 4s L55 5M4 tst I Iefiae U c 5 5544 IL I 1 ftl r lie tseae1 11114 I v I I WI 11 Ab 11 s5s44 44 idSe sMMj Ic w w U UUIAr fi c i DAVITS CIIAIlGIiS AGAIN UORK A It OUT Jan JtOAltlPa AKtltOED IlKLAflOXS irtTIl UDBRUOZT Alec JKtnbnrMe Account of c rJeotland 1nrd Hun Allrsed Itolnc In the New York rot Ole or nd Jim Vnndrr Uc and of IMot to Kill Mr Gladstone JtyDunlcel 1 Ot Lonnox Oct 22 Michael Davltt will con tinue his sensational disclosures In tomor rows edition of his Labor World He will pay The Drlt h Consul at New York is fas tidious form and as a maker accusations Ho has assorted In an Interview rotating to tho subject of our revelations last week that the Writer has shifted his position Let us see If that Is so Let us try If we can put In tho very plainest possible English tho charges wo felt It our duty to mako against the late Sir Edward Archibald as well an against tho present In cumbent Mr Homo himself Wo declare that In October 1882 Tied Jim McDermott R enlisted In the secret service of tho Drltlsh Consulate at Now York in tho manner which wo have related In the fooond issue I of the Labor World and that Had Jim suggested to Sir Edward Archibald that n subscrlDtlon should be made up and piosonted to ODonovan llossa a a dynamite fund In conformity with this suggestion SOO was given to MoDormott by Atchtbald for that pur pose nnd from this amount 150 was bunded by lied Jim to lloesa and tho payment was ac knowledged by tho latter In his paper tho United irishmen When Sir Edward Informed Dublin Castlo of tho nature of certain Dubln naturu cllrtlin papers stolen by Ted Jim from ltos as private office cable was sent to tho British Consulate at Now York ordering Rod Jim to bo sent to Ire land We will for tho present try to satisfy Mr Iloare that wo havo not shifted our position ono loto We repeat that In 1883 Mr Uoaro Bent ono of his agents into tho Now York Post Oflloo for the purpose of using the lost Ofllco In tho manner wo have already related Tho writer of these articles assorts that Mr Hoaro actually suggested and nlannod this Illegal tampering with tho malls of tho Now York Post Office Wo assert that Inspector Tarvln of Scotland Yard Introduced Matt ODrlon at tho Federal Post Ofllco to Inspector New combo by whoso grace OBrien was enabled to open boxo abstract loiters stamp envelopes nnd do anything elso which as an agent of Mr Iloare he was Instructed to do In tho fur therance ot the policy of their secret service Is this sufficiently definite Mr Hoaro Inspector Nowcombe practically confirms this out of his own mouth that ho know well for what purpose OJJrlen bad tho rurrot tho New York Post Ofllco Newcombe was no stranger t tho game that was being played by the British Consulate and t agents and ho knows as well as wo do that it was arranged by OBrien that whenever any suspected Feni an called for letters which OBrien by his bo gus tonlan communications and with tho nld of tho ditu stamp made in Imitation of tho o used by tho various Post Unices In America and elsewhere had Informed them would bo lound at tho once a clerk was to hid up a r d card as a signal to OBrien that one of his dunes was at tho window Mr iNowcombo cannot have forgotton all this nor yet tho additional fact that tjo gave OJtrlon tho use of this same card und ITis own name when Mr lloiro or Ii carl consid ered It floecasary to have tlo ulleetod Fenians residing outside the city of Now York visited for purposes best known to the secret service of the Consulate I This is ortainly not notsto Nowcombo though he may seem u trlile surprised and It I may seem strange to tho Federal postal au I thorities to have a Scotland Yard inspector and I paid agent of Mr Hoaro enabled to play a of the English set Bon 10 behind tno mask of hn t POStal uerviveot tho United Jjtntes republic I say once moro that all this was suggested planned paid for and carried sUIJolted Uoaru through hU agents in violation of the lawn of tho united States ansi the courtesies extended him as representative of her Mnj ohttn Government Perhaps Mr 10ao may deem this shifting our position Those are the charges which forthe present wo make against the British Consul at New York and wo think they are suflli Inn tly defi nite to call for something moro than the In dignant denial that Mr Hoaro indulges 11 I hit is Mr Hoaro wants the public of two hemispheres to believe him innocent ot tho charge of diplomatic rascality which Is laid at his door Vto shall not allow him 11m to shirk the Issue raised by his de clared willingness to leave the matter In tho hands of the Homo Government The charges wo make shall not rest here but they shall b discussed word for word when Mr Hoarus salary as a servant of Ibo Govern ment comes up for consideration In the Parlia mentary estimates We shall take good care that the British and Irish people hal know how aud by whom largo sums of public money lublo have boon expended In the employment of Jim McUermottsPinkertons and othor such agents lu the promotion uf dvnamlto plots aol Fenian conspiracies for the basest secret service pur ports Wo will now return to tho doings of his Bell Jed Jim McDermott was put on boirdof the City of Montreal by order of the British Consul ut New York on the date we have previously mentioned And now comes a farce worthy tho inventive genius nf Hoaro and Jonklusoti Upon tho arrival of tho City of Montreal at Liverpool tho Tool was I 118 boarded by detectives who arrested Jim on I thu order of Mr Jonklnson lied Jim was xcarchod nnd SOns documents of an Incrimi nating character were found upon him lie 10 was hauled up the following morning before Mr Stipendiary Mansfield on tho cliarao of conspiracy to murder The mockery of an examination of the prisoner WMB gone through with several times In the hope I of creating a feeling among the Irish men of Liverpool nnd eUowhoro 1 that McDermott was InCreallty OUonovan Hosa but the real naturo of the whole of thll pro ceedings began to dawn on tbo magistrate and the legal fane was brought to I close when the prtss as well as the magistrate dis covered tbe tame that was being played upon the Liverpool ctipendlnry by tbs secret service of Dublin Castle During the Parnoll Com nlsslon Mr inivllt applied through Jlr Goorgi Lewis to iho llorii Hoerolary for a OPt or lisa I i record of the piocecdlngi connected with r d JI iruis us usiiitiutttou at Liverpool nnd bis riily I I boon ns that kept no iucord of such uxauiluutlun bad And now beglnn the 1 second part of the 0 I mantle career of lied Jim A months detention in Waif situ jail i I Ilm idle of an arrentid I uui lull was enough and bn eini rgud from prUou In tholrais of acoal porlnronn night In clmrui of a Mr Nicholson ono of olo Or1 nol UublTn uHtlu aeuntii They left hnl all for Hwllzur laud alo Jim maila home Ills lniilijuiirlor for u ilino I pulling up at the I out isotsls l and hung thus I giiy8tt mid 11111 n Pcn hi of live ituuiluks to tllll junruiis uulowauss 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ii hot II t fll ltrUl tfllK It wlllioul Mrliilliijior Hi iuIir Hiru li wlilrli lliu wwil loiiallr iegfiluguId i I nllli puit f lilt CellIlta I i Lullllll IU I H rus rllt tlfnifHlHt was hi MOo uu4nu te 51 sol Sliulri is Uloi III wish I LI 111101 m wr MII wnu 10 0 I Iril b IIhl1IiI riLoftfr afterJltf l 8UII1f1 jtutlelfdut llnl I la 1 tfi6 ziiggtW Ii1nr5 la j SW XctkirlM WM high m In the councils of what remained of the lenlau Brotherhood In that city suggested n mission to Moscow for th niirpose of enlisting tho antlnrlt Ish feeling on the side nf the Irish Ih their revolutionary efforts It was likewise propood by this same agent ot tloarest who was never suspected by bin Jrenlnn associates until after his death that a dynamite move ment would bo InniiKurntfd In Iudoll anti Dull Jun In order to prevent If iiosslbte I the barter Iin hug away of the Irish Independence bv Glad stone and Iarncll for a mCI of Homo hub porridge Thn proposal was accepted by thoso to whom It was made and two emlfsarlef were sent out from Now York to fulfil tho double mission Ono of the two was fully convinced that the mission vvai a bom fjdo affair Tho other who was nn agent of Mr HournK was on the Inside track Newj of the departure of tho mission was cabled to the headiiunrters of tho secret service en this side and the precaution was taken of Rinding nn oxoflloer of colonial reputation whom wo will call Oolonelto Paris to await tuo arrival uf tho envoy lied Jim who was then fn Berlin was or dered to Brussels to await development The nvoyn reached Paris In safety and called on Jnvoys Casey whose name has already been mentioned in this narrative They also callod upon a General whoso name for certain rea sons cannot be given just yet and obtained from him Inttors of introduction to Katkoff JIiwcow The envoys wero next Introduced to tho Colonol who was sent from thd Intelligent department of the Homo Oflloo to wateb their movements and learn their plans The trio met Ireduuntlynt tho Hotel JJnlinn near tho Mndolalna nnd dliaitssed amon othor I TO jeols the assassination of Mr Gladstone tho Colonol suggesting particular kind of corn pressed nlr revolver by which the deed could Lie done without nolso nnd hu olToiod to sell to tho envoys as many of these weapons as might be needed The proposal was duly considered and a report sent to London that a plot wan ou foot which hnd for Its object tho life of tho Prime Min ister The Colonel who made this otter has told tho writer that ho did it bo culls he could if the deed was done trace the crime to Its source Ono of the en voys bit for London and will prepared to tako the journey to Moscow if necessary tho Colonel being ot course made acquainted with tho plans and Intentions ot both and duly communicating hiBsuperlors London COLLIDED IK A XUXtfEU Six Trainmen Killed In e Wreck on the Cincinnati tjoutharn Bond CINCINNATI Oct 21A disastrous collision occurred at 410 oclock this morning on the Cincinnati Southern Railway In a tunnel a quarter of a mile north ot Sloans Valley sta tic Tho trains involved were freight No 22 north bound and pnssengerNo C south bound No loaves Cincinnati at 8 P M Anothor passenger train leaves Cincinnati hour ear lier Both these wore held at Somerset Ky two hours or more on account of a freight wreck which occurred south of that place last night When the track was clear the foremost Cincinnati train started out from Somerset first and met and passed safely tho north bound train Then at a safe distance behind It No 6 started out Freight train No22 north bound was side tracked at Sloans Valley When tho first Cin cinnati train aesod south the crew of tho freight appears overlooked the fact that No I 5 was to follow and they pulled out and started northward A quarter of a mile away they entered I I tered a tunnel which Is ono 1xth of a mile long Hero tho engines of tbe two trains dashed into each othor and the cars following I I I jammed Into each other In a mast Six train m n were killed and three tiainmon and four passengers were injured aa lollowu KILLED Jon riKLCTT ndnr Detroit Fireman Wxun homenet KT Klrmau IOBLD Ludluw Ky Brakeman Jon F UUITGOHKRT Albany NY fotal cerk C K IJirctx Cincinnati Express UewnKrEo 1 Kermis Cincinnati INJUBED Knrlnier PAT TAno Eomnt Ky MTerly Foial clerk J a Oirtx Cincinnati eTrely ltaggareinIarjosm 1L Lona IoprL ky severely W D VVIIBKLKU New Orleans In barite of a mnoIUD freak known a Wild Rose uotn nchtty Injured JIll ULUZ urtrr Dayton Tenn albtlitly Ascii UCILTBT Uauuio county i Indiana lightly Tho wreck eaugbt Ore and the baggage oar mail car and two roaches wore burned For tunately the passenger train bad not entirely gone Into tho tunnel when the crash came and so the three sleepers which did not leave the track served as a means of escape for tho pas sengers Those sleepers were detached and drawn away from the burning train fASaESOKR CARS XKLEHVOPED Frlchtfnl Cotillion on ft Southern Sail roadTwo Killed Many Injured BIRMINGHAM Ala Oot 22A collision oo currod on tho Kansas City Memphis and Bir mingham rood at Knsley City two miles out at 10S last night Two men were killed out right and a number wounded The dead and wounded were brought to this city at a lato hour The dead are I D Franklin drummer of Nashville and John Killian lire man The horlonsly Injured are George W Davis Shell Hound leg broken badly hurt Mrs W F Wagoner Greenville B C scalded and mashed Annlo and Mattie Wagoner need 9 and 14 daughters of Mrs Wagoner scalded Eo P Hone Lynn Ala right arm and lee broken J E Owens Westfleld N C nock and bauk hurt JlI llockmore Jasper Ala cut on hand arm broken and hurt internally Y Tynnell New Orleans hurt on the head and arms and wound In the right hlpi J A Taylor Magnolia Ark out in left eye on tho right hand and lott leg W W Klannlgan Mompbla bruised on left loot kneos hands and arms W C Burton Cordova Ala right hand mangled left arm broken and Internally hurt the Uer G Smith JuNper AIR ribs broken und otherwise Injured InjUred The hanna City passenger train due to leave ni 11 M was an hour lute owing to a wait for the Georgia 1aclllu train The sleeper lor the Kansas City train had not boon attach ed but when the Georgia 1aclilo train arrived the depot mauler signalled the Kansas City train to get out of the way 1 ho conductor of the Kansas City train wa on the sleeper hut Ibo I engineer John llufcioll of the Kansas City train understood the depot master blunol to go ahead and pulled out fur Mumphls lie ar rived at KbfleyClty before he discovered that lie bad left tho sleeper and ConductorIopham and without hesitation started buck to lifrmliitfhum at lusty nulls an hour The train bud not gone half 1111I111 when round Inn a curve It was crashed Into by an out going freight train Thu coacbe uf tho piusiin gum train w rul tetsscoed l till frightful alien nor ilromuu Klllluu was not ou hue engine IllIr but unit lu I a pa srnuer upumb en routs to Aweary Mitt wnero hu wad to Ixi luarneU to luurrow JIIurruwlIlU CHAUHItU INTO JHK lltKKIltn Klcfal r ron rluulr I JIIU e Col llli on Ib Unluii Imuiat KaNNaii City Oct t 12A tallend oc curred IliU morning at 7 7 VI I uVlouk ou Ilm Union Iatlilu llullroad mile ami u half west ut Arwonrilala suburb of this city In which Him poisons WOn ilouiilr InjureS mid Hi nitlui r of Hock Island train wu inorlally lnjur l JuvUuok Inland sues lb Unlou lu 1 slut trick Into thu oily A Lulou Jdlfls III Miiuur train s jpiJ in amid IUIIPII into U fiviuht train llmt wufcINy I liiulof It and Iofoiii u dm limn ioill do I nui luck lb I Iisei k j liiMi I run s i uiu iiJiiu uinl tijiUJ liiiu I id Unlltnu l Jlilliiiiiii sulhiiiU ear of bus I rpjuu I IACIII ruin l Tlio lock r lmnl DWiilim was ioin nliilr W S sil lud und 1 lu riignimr wo lUIIII J under hIss db i i jilujur4 ares i ylsi I I uluu Knfk lilnti luiiutir Itpilia rlllfli luliu I uM ll4Irk Idauil l 11145ad5 litl nt jW Slid IN Itrttl lulmli tirui ittrtvU c loi4 I I trrflt nb tut klli Hit Invent u0 I 1 IU Ida i 5 II jjlItI u euSSsrb1 SIll PII p5U4S sed fJ tlI Lisae4 I V SieJusy I ti1s I t I t r rr f A 5juhi I4uususl5 1 ie 1i14 usua h4iy CIII uhdI ilxW y eIM M i uiifl Ul Iqkuu 11ev I 1 t t IoUII wlutrni ill Ilsu i 01 5Sut4t 44545 115155 144 llfltiuti mi Mlllftt Hr Usa Passes ur SasSls KSSU I In tttttUH A UutU IJlnae t IT 1I11e win hug dowij 1h fauiil liuu MUwfcrd van ow JIJII 114111 HII1e JSN4dIPk and I IMII4UI W WJ we fuss lulu ii lt tgiisl l u Jtcaa Tllll itt YUulj Hck at I 11111 11 11 day 1UIlII I ha Sill ibJlrlSJ 11f lIul4l Ju hiss I47jj f und tII I 4 ths 111111 jul ti flat tint I tnj itlijiT I II r uj 101 iCili5iS tMaa sew lsiaibsJ ou ljty llmil 1 ir tl le IIIt loprrrnbl tlvui fioiu fell 1itf Hint j vlll ti l I lIJPd eat JJO Itll fO Ibsi IttViU IJIVT fist fes I I I FREAK OF AN INSANE MAN I aa ivjtrisiiEs A nortva OF JITS sun IlIAUK TV A ritVNti LADY Uo rreTtoalr Ailontbrd the Ctrl and lie Mother by Orderlnc nn Ktnkorat Wedding Pet Meat to the lloao rtrrsnunan Dot 2IIn n morning paper of last Monday the following marriage notice ap peared ilortanSctba Bandar Oct Id lino at Ibo brides rtililno Troy lllll Mr Jan Morgan of IMtibnreh to Hit Mlnnln Sclba of Troy IIUl Tho following notice also appeared Marni Oct 19 Iseo on Troy lllll at Ib I bride rtldno Mr James Morgan of riltiburirh tat inrxr Intenilnt of lb American Iron sail Steel Worka to I Miss Mlnnl Sclba Troy 1IIJJ All frlendi of th tamlly i art rpottoUr IlIvtld to partake ot th rotlrUlta I Wilt din at 9 A U at Hotel Bchlgiur Illunr at 6 f M i The above notices would have been all right had the wedding oceured but tho Interesting event never took place Tho fellow who had tho notice published did not oven know bow to spell the name of tho supposed bride Tho young lady Is MIsi Minnie Bertha iho accom plished daughter of Mr Bcriba n wealthy widow who lives near the Spring Oar don avenue street oaf line Mrs SerUm Is nbted for her excellent wines tho fruits of his vineyards and hero orchards of pear and peach trees and for some time has Gassed a happy existence in tho company of her two daughters visiting friends About four months ago a party wan given at tho house i and among tbo guests wui James Morgan I Neither the mother nor her daughter bad mot tho man before and had not oven thought of his existence afterward until ho called at the house last Saturday Ho said ho had just returned from Europe where ho had gone for his health lie was delighted with tho most excellent Catawba sot before him by his courteous hostess and the uncon ventional call was a pleasant ono Before ho loft ho said that Sunday was hid birthday and ho Intended to celebrate the ovent by a 11 t On Sunday morning Mrs Rcrlbaraod her daughters were surprised vhon one of Caterer BchlosserB mon pulled the door bell and In formed them that ho had brought up tho wed ding dinner and had had nn awful time get ting up Troy mil through tho mud and rain Sure enough tho wagon and tho entrance to the grounds wero laden with a wedding dinner ordered for fifty guests The menu prepared by Mr Bchlosser was ono of his host anti the delicacies sparkling wines and dainty service and accessories would hilT graced tho wed ding table ot a lord The ladies remained In a mystified state until they road the marriage notice on the following Monday Morgan seems tu have beta well known about town nnd is also known around the Hotel DuQUesne whore It was said today that he had really hold the place that ho claims to have held Bo spent considerable time about the hotel and on Saturday night lust asked one of tho clerks to wrlta a marriage notice for him Morgan also asked some of tho olerks to attend tbo Hunday night wedding banquet at the Hotel Schlosser but nono of them wont A reporter called today at tho residence of Morgan sinter 22UU Carson utreet at whoso house he is now stopping When told of tho affair silo said Well that Is nowsto me Wo get the news papers hut I have not heard anything of iho nllalr beyond seeing the marriage notice We have been kept busy waiting on my brother who is confined to bod I was preparing to ao over to the Court house and find out whether a marriage license had been granted think it Is necessary for mo to go because I can see that It Is not true It In true that my brother wont abroad for I accompanied him and no got homo two weeks ago today Vo had gone away In the hope of henelliiug his health Ho hud been suffering from brain trouble for somo time and we had a great deal of bother to got blm io make the trip Yes I suppose hols Insane that is ho is temporarily unbound He has bad two spells lieloro but ho never did anything llko this It seems that every attack be has Is worse than tho preceding one Uu Is now lying In lied and is looping On the name day that Iorlan ordered the wedding dinner at Schlossors ho wonllrito tho Lotus Uuh rooms on Carson street und or dered the steward to put up a hundred bottles of champagne Thoso present at tho time no ticed that he was not altogolher right and tho wIno was refused him Morgan IB a young man Ho In Interested with a num ber of others in the Drown OH Comnnnywhich drilling for oil at Belmont Ohio J 5 0 Drown of the Department of 1ubllc Safety is I ono of the stoukholdors of tho company Morgans family physician says ho la I Insane nixu 4000 Reported FlIght or Theodore Uanopaat or Uoboken Thoodoro Masopnst SO years old of 12G Jefferson I ferson avenue Hobokon fled from that city I yesterday Ho took with him moro than 4000 of his employers money Ho bad boon I In tho employ of Police Commissioner Yilllaiu I Utz a general tioket agent and steamship I company agent in Hoboken Yesterday Mr Utzs chief clerk came to this city lo exchange some money lio carried with him two pack ages each of which was markod as con taining 600 marks When ho examined the packages in this city bo found l only BOO marks In all Ho hurried book to Hobokon Ho haw than that money usually kept In the hhow window wan not there The I safe was cited 1 a very unusual thing Then bo discovered thai Manopunt wIle missing Ho examined the safe All the money It bud con tained and other money bad been taken The pollco ware at once notified They learned that Masopuxt bad gone homo after leaving the elIte and that bits wife had fur nlsbou him with some clothing Then ho went away Tho pollco also learned from a tenant in Masopusts house that bin wife had a long conversation with him bufon be left This conversation led to the arrest of Mm Mato pust lasl night The pollen Hay that thu con venatlon Incriminated Mm Maaopust It IN snld that Masoiiust wan arrested In this city lat night and Unit hu wan locked un In one of the police stalloni A UKBKltrOMU IN A CiIUIIZXRY Bid from Undrtnk r for Ktmorlnt Bodli from be Old Tlllcu Jlurylmc Uruund ChlofKnglnocr Ftolwy of th Aqueduct Hoard reported jreaterduy Hint he had let the con tact for the removal of the bodies In the old Tltlous burring vroimd to Undertaker Hamuul Jt Hurt Tint auxiliary Cnton resarvolr at the Tltlcun lllvor U to take the pliue of the burying ground Turn undertakers bid for tho Job Indertalor Hoyt urTered to rvmovo I tts 160 bodliU for tlJM ItYiiii lirolhcr bid 11840 niid JMwis iItIly e bid wm MKIMI inoiig the Item lu UudorUker Jluyl bid wore them I Kurvarl ties upii il ami auilnrij H ui ful apl 51 I sf f niumlllt rtllHtltnl wllll ltllllil I ft lulllUtliU 4 in tin east sf mil bodis 1uuuV4 Ui kvriuiiixii J 1 ui tar each i of uu I4I Used iu Ciuf lllrr il ii ful VIJ Uoilr ttuiulmt 5ii iiliosui II tt rut n tuutmt 511151 an J Hun ucluiur 16 Nolwly lift tuiseul burl1 lii S Im rMiiimry for tiujtly yIui JI ii ii jirii uS 555 lug MuuuuIu1 ill in vll Hlioum i niuiw I txru wru lii lury UK KfUiiJ ou and liomthn lluwuf Iliu uuw iusiussjUel i iullljsas lit ltii I bn t kr Unit ha ill I 511515 iiclit 1niMuuivr Vliiiulu tif the Jiiir 11gb Was lu coilJuiuii oil iuri Carroll ut e tviuk isle luvMiluu wills tin tog VuiuuUvir lbs Ytuiuutsur ui lisa iliuu Was housing tbo ui ouuf ll uou 1 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under advlsprnpnt the remarks made by Col Daniel Grosvenor a Tioivnttry Donartmont clink at unvout tnootlim of the Ohio Republican Asnorliitlon of Department Clerks hero What Col Orosvenor said was that any employee of the Government who re fused or was unwilling to contribute money and to lend all tiosMblo assistance to the Ito publlcan party managers in lilt campaign ought to ho dismissed fromn oulce and to show how little ho cared for the Chinese Commission he repeated his remarks at another nioellnir ot the Ohio Society hold this evening Co Onostenor only exlr ssj In plain Eng lish sentiments of all the Itcpubllcnn lead ers from 1rosldont Harrison down and tho Colonolg theory Is I the precise theory which they have put Into prartlco In nmnanlne this campulKn The Civil Hprilco law Is absolutely In contempt with the party In poner All tho State associations of Oovornnicnt clorkn aco busily and openly engaged In drtinimlni up funds for tile manage of the cattsiutuums ant the work COPS on without tho tlichtosl Inter ference from the Civil Service Commissioner or from anybody else connected with the toy prnmont The clerks aio miiectoJ lo pay their assessments under Ihroalonod penalty of ills mlssal just as In the old spoils system times and to nil Intents and purposes tho Civil Ser vice law ia abrogated at least until after the election The Iwo campaign committees In this city have practically finished their work of sending out documents They are now on hand only to answer letters and moot such eleventhhour demands us may be maim upon them for In formation Each committee has mailed an un usually lorsp quantity of matter The Repub licans have sent out a larger number of docu ments than tho National Committed distributed in the last Presidential camunlEn At both headquarters entiro confidence to the result ot the election la professed 111E KILLING UF tl1IMGUJ lie Wonld flayo Died Anymrnr but the Nil me Hurried the Jlrent Deputy Coroner Philip E Donlln and Prof Hermann Blcus made nn autopsy yesterday In the cape of John Williams Sprague who was Htiuck repeatedly in tho faro In llollovue Hos pital on Tuesday by Nurse Lawronco There was a delicate question to bo deter mined Tn the case of Bprncuo said Dr Don tin and its solution Involved the innocence or guilt of the nurse The question was whether the hemorrhnce caused by Lawrences brutal blows might not have been a relief to tho patient for it is well known thnffn certain diseases bleeding Is to a certain extent bene ficial Vo found the skin of the nose badly bivken and tho nasal bones exposed There wore seven or eight pieces of loose bones The result of the autopsy showed that death was from exhaustion and shock There Isnt a Bhaitow of a doubt that tho shook from the nurses blows hastened Sprumies death Ho was undoubtedlv dying at tho time Litwreuoo struck him lawrencu in my opinion is clearly guilty of homicide Mrn VYiliurd at the head ot tho TraIning School for Nursut In liellovuo Hospital said yesterday that Lawrence had boon coiifcldored nbove most of the nurses in ability and educa tion He studied medicine in Mnaina India where be was born and afterward in Ldln burgh University Hoeaine to this country 18S7 and on the recommendation of physicians in town be was mini it tod to tho Training I bchool in April IMS lie had served faith fully In nearly every ward In tho hospital Ho had had charge of tim alcoholic ward for three weeks Hj rpcues body was taken to his late home 171 East NlntityKocoud street where lie lived with bis wife end four children The funeral will take place tomorrow ana the Interment vtlll bo in Woodlnvvn Cemetery Lawrence will be Inoucht before Justice Tulnlor today for examination STRIKE OK TAILOItS 2X SIItACUSlt All the Cntom Shop 1rjctlcnlly Closed tor a Month BriucusE Oct 22At 12 oclock last night a train from Now York delivered at the New York Central station In this city eleven journeymen tailors who camp under escort of a committee of the Merchant Tailors Exchange of this city to fill tho placosof strikers who havo for nearly a month past nearly succeeded In stopping the manufacture of custom clothing bore The party was mot by a detail of police und gelded to a cheap hotel followed by the strikers who wore bent on persuading the newcomers to return to New Vik At tho hotel a riot was prevented by the Interference of tho police The tailor lost two of the new recruits before they could bo corralled In their rooms for tho night ThU morning the nlno failbful men woio escorted to a shop on the top floor of a high building and lIsa stairways leading thereto wore con tlnolled by the police Notwithstanding these precautions two others worn coaxod lo desert the boBoa and take tickets back to Now York The Morchnnt Tailors Exchange last weolc hud a force from the West but Ion them ono by one All tho tailoring pHtahlUhmeulB In Siraouse have been virtually shut up for H month and their customers are having their outfits made lu other places More KxcKcMAat nt Tom Gould Business was shack In the QouldWoaan roe tauraut at Twentythird street arid Sixth ave nue at midnight Tuonday Cashier Robert H Doll was yawning behind the cigar Bland when he bound a tremendous crash and a sound of falling glass Doll rushed out and seen a yoitni man fourrylng up th stroet lie also notloeii that the big iuuis In the front of the rifrleeiatoron the mdowalL wits brokuu and that a brick was repotlug botw en it picked chicken und a roast of beef itch Il and u policeman caught the fiiulilvc who was James Murphy n walior whom Wnuan hnd discharged In the Juffarsiu Market I lice Court yntteraay morning lie ploudnd guilty sold hisi was drunk whnn n threw the brick and wn sorry Uu wa hold to auswvr under 1111 bond Tlio OoiildWoirnn excise cause has been put over until lo morrovr Coiisldertttlon S of tlni charge of grand larceny ealimt John J Uoguu was polionod umil OTLID In tha Juffiiiiiiiii Market I quit t owin to the abnuuui of iha eotupluluuut Lit 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Put i54 tin kltttfv ill ijjij I HU flfl Ul lUUUi III I 55545 Qh5Js5 A Hllt Alsu J I ut Illflll hue lillliKUff Kin 5 AlJ m ii l 0 Miilil Ill i Iliii I lubtl 5 iMb ht I I ass KII I ti In11 IViU taut ul 45505 tU Its iuuisJ tbsuv ai4111s4 tuuu mi iniumni liplssiUi liCusiCI wllrk Hfiu ttt 515 l Ij 55054 uc is t44 i i ml fui tiiijrUi IMiu g 5101 i5I 5 l I 5i44e41 sikS Si jisoss4s jedt sss Ilu us f4s it SI5 I Ps4 j4 tslsssiess yt 111 ivuJi 4Ujb eitiu U it9ty MI f v u lUil 5sl5 IW fUttU44 li so e ffW VfeMi li Ca iplo54Il5 0 lso eslr 551511150 14 5 I ll S5Iis ICl i ly v I usI d iJs 554540 l4 1 flI 54 usl1r4 14 i II lf 1 I41t4 tt g 4 C M lI IM i n bJ f I Ls J Jl4 is I flV f lii ilUti Si S II SI 5y I s S 5554 5 I i J Si lsseea4 I 1 1sv bpas 4esCe usSs545 14I 5554 I 54 Ii f 4juusm es viuk fUvfgtt 15 ssueaae4 Ike Se54sus 1 LwutII lse4g WMls4 n J HE IS FOR GOOD PAVEMENTS MAYOR WANT urKitituLitD ar tfl HO A lilt Of KHTlttATK a The Allowance for 1BD1 Cut Down bptts 111 rrotcM The ApproprlNtton M raised hr tho Hoard nf Kvtlmat Commissioner Gllroy asked the Hoard et Estimate and Apportionment yesterday for an I npproprUlinn of t1i5370 for the Department ofliiUn Works next year that sum Including 488000 for relating ot Sixth and Seventh avenues above llOtli street and 121th street from Fifth avenue to 1leatnnt avenue The JBSOOO wim reduced to 10000 Mr Otlror wanted 820000 for lamps gas and electrla lighting but only e t t00000 the sam f amount ns last year The Hoard resolved to ask for estimates from the electric lighting cornpiintoi and it they were too big to fall 1 buck on gas Commissioner Gllroy said that appropria tions for pavement repairs could not safely be lessened t bile ohil stylo i aomonts and under I ground structures cot mod In existence The sum 51 100000 wi koil for the our pose but this was out dmwvto tiliOOOO first and on tho Marors proloa at this w oo much the llgiiios woro male nn oven 1 0 The sum of 100000 was also nsLFul fuss r I ftg streets anti avenuS Tho Mayor snit I I thU ntonuly declaring that It vriisn I onomy to nave the repaying lone not t t I other public improvements were pros cr I HooxirS3cd hlmoelt In favor of murm t i I oral appropriations within the lla iCfl I 4 I milled by law lor the continuation o1ZyD 4 I torn of laying now pavements Comptfo I M nrs and Tax Commissioner Colomnn agreed I to cut thoso llguios down Mayor Grant ro I piled that the othor members of the Hoard had Hll oted lo n k the Legislature for permission to spend fJOUiUiDO yearly on now pavements nnd ho illd not BOO why thoy should change their views now 1 am In favor of these pavements Bald he becnue they will bo laid by Iho contract gyKtoin with good guaranioes which the Comp troller will hold for a faithful performance of true work 1 shall veto for tho lmsrner sum I am on record ns having akocl the Legislature to make tho Appropriations nnd I do not In tend t i recede In mi that position at the very t isutu when tho people are asking not only for clean pavements but good ones I Comptroller Mvors arid Commissioner man would not listen however Comptroller Myers moved to reduce Ibo appropriation to J3 0 iuouj Tlio Mayor said j The publln dotnnnds good pavements and I nm determined Unit they shall bo had If I havo anything to say about the matter I t 1 must decline to vote for the rednetlon named by tliii Comptroller If the question of patron age were Involved my motives might bo Im pugned but thoro is nothing of that nature here I um willing to put down salaries nr re duo olilcos but when the public weliare Is to bo served I am not willing to take any moo in i an opposite direction Othor amounts al lowed were Aqncluct rpalrn C3DTB9O lloolTardfl not road luainlnano G0nco Hroni ulver system 374oo Kree Moullni tialhi SOUU1 Lartnittroionwalr ptpp I5oOO Iutilo baltulnB repalrn 5 00000 tA decrees of f 1101 W Hue 1884 Removing otreet otitrucllnn KparltiK and rnwiutr pipe and top cocks 31vio Unpaa waik and Street uonw Samrle In th dpartm proper t ooo detaria engineer Ac 5HOOO Sewer repilrlnit and oleanlni l4rieo bupplK for Jinbllo tiuUdlnii 180500 Many ot the items naked were reduced tho total lodiictions aggregating 13GG160 Thu final footings were Alkitfor loll 3837370 Allowed ltMll22O Allowed in t 2t2sb Commlcsloner Coloman asked for the same u amount forth Tax Uipnrtmont asia lBOOles f 1400 salary oi Isaac Koblnsuu deceased The b figures woro Satan l rlt ClOLICO Hoard of Aitesion 14KX s CouttoRcncle lio Total ll74cx I Commis lonor Coleman paid that the Tax 1 Depnnment of this city coat less than the de partments of either Boston riilladelpbin Bud j tlmoio or Nov Orleans considering the pro s portlonato value ot irroporty In those cities The Weather The oyclon on the Gulf coast 1 raDldly Incradnr in lnten llya lt move lowly lailwrJ Iti ontr was scutof tie lluiiliiljipl Rlvr suet Kale were blowing along the Gulf coast sail were teaillly Increasing on the outh Atlantiu coast from Florida to North Caro lina Veisati selling Sleuth thoula do to with caution I for the nxt fvr daya The rain area attending thO torm baibcom greatly e maenlned heavy rdn fell In all tbe country oath of I the l ikn xcpt on the middle Atlantic coast and reacted from Arkan a to tbe Atlantic cad will txtud 1 Into this section to dar Anotber moms is t moving lowly southeastward from iloniana and Sill catue ralo In tb Nortliwit But j today I 17 Tbe high premr over th lake oaaed froUln the Uka regions New Riiffland and a far oath as Vir j Y ginia H wa warmer In tb Northwest and south At lantic Slat an 1 colder In all other dlitrlcta In tnt city the lay wa fair becoming cloudy during t4 the evening highest lorernment temcrator st lowit 43 average humility Oi p rcnti wind I fresh oathait Today promlt to be rain ana warmer wind be coming high northeaHt Imllar condition tomorrow ThA thermometer at Perry pharmacy In THI Snv building yecterday rccordtd the tmpratur U followi i leeR jsro iBHft moo BAM 4i 4iI ts P Mn4 B7 0AM 43 4V 0 P I M 53 OB f HA M 44 41 0 I M M 61 r m 12 M 4s 6J 12 Si d 00 48 J Average COH Average Oct 2i IBWI j IOSAL orrira roBiciiT TILL H r H TucaiDir t for Mali New llamphlrg and Vermont alijnUy warmer fair waithf variable wtuda t Cor ataxacbuitia KUod Iiland and CannMttra fair wtaihr followed by rain illfblly warmri tut llr wluda For ISis District of Columbia Maryland Virginia and Dalawar cloudy weather and rala coutlaud oil aurlr wind for lUilern fnnylvanla and Nw Jney oloodl IS nn ant rain cutlnuoJ cool iilirly wind JorvaiecrnYlW rutk ruin jireeJf J tryatr tn nortJurn lOFiuOfl ttlfMli warmer rtfitpt ttatlomtry UMymturt In 1 1 vicLuult cJMu Yiirkctlv liwUuailtrl mnii j Ynt weterii Sew York and wtrn Innylranla fnereaaliJic cloudiness and rain preceded by fair walhr lu wira Nw York Unblly warturi outfl oifrly riots I fincuL mLLTieTh modral tjelools dlitorb ant nund lul blf bt ouik cf uliUna ba dlmlDUb 4 aomwhat and U I Law ussr Alabama Tie torm sated at Ibwaauiw ttm Curtis of Uoutana buss moved Into 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JI 2 THE SUN THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 1890 r PCUOASDALES BAD BREAK OB ALMOST XtlltH A nA rllflCU rION UKRT1KU INTO A IIWT TVknt Wa Hrnal tn be at nraail ftnmti far Iba County nmoeracr Turnril Out C ba In Purl n Ucmonitriillnn ol Doubt fill JKnlhnalnKm and Mneh lllioirirr County Democrats filled the hall In Cooper Union last night to enjorsj Ibo calico ticket A great hurrah was promltod with firework tilg guns and oiitHdo moctlncs Tlioro woicnt butrah or outside tneotlrus burner the lire work were all shot off before the Hpenklng be I gan nnd ttie only big guns on the platform be tide Candidates Scotland loft were William I Graco Court Officer Ictor Hush Chnrlo J Canda Btothoilnlaw McCnnn Hointor Daly Johnny HIDes ion Newton Jimmy ODrlcn Charles W Dayton and Boss Power At tho very start the meeting exhibited marked In clination to hear Jimmy OBrien and repeat edly called for him Lut Its doIres were not gratified There wan little enthusiasm over the cnllco candidates but tho Introdu tlon of the tariff Issue aroused a email hunlcnno which for a time threatened tim continuation of the meet tog Tbo day was Kiiod by the efforts of Pollco Captain McCnllagh and Mr Grnio but not Tan Candidate Scott could tO tot tho mooting t perfect equanimity I happonod this wnr Senator Lnngbotn had read tho r solutions Charles W Dayton had Spoken to them In I very huiirso voice nnd tho meeting bad passed them quietly whon Mr Grace who iireslJoJ Introduced Mr vllllnm T Croasilalo tlu nomlnoo for Congress from tho Seventh district to speak upon national tea Mr Croodal was dreadfully unlucky fr Jae vary start for ho bad just Interested t doting when there was a great tooting of h 1 beating of bass drums In tho roar of 1 tw Hand the Murphy loulon marched In n h4lg bluo banner 1 took soieral m litos to atop Iho Murphy band Then Mr Croasdalo started in again Again ho was In terrupted by another band This tlmo it was te Murphy Battery which came In with a whlto banner Mr Croasdalo waited for quiet 4 and began again A third time ho was stopped This tlmo tho disturbing cause was the Mur phy bluo banner which endeav bilo bllnnr a young man InI0 ored to stick up on the platform alongside of k I tbe speaker Thu banner wouldnt stay fixed and the speaker had to lop wh lie the young man I rolled It unKtuok I under his arm nnd retreated from tho platform Tho meeting was much Interested In the performance Mr Croasdalo 10rormouoo Wltb a very rod face and a forced smile waited 1 till tho laughter hat subsided before he went r on again Ills bad luck followed him for ho stumbled on the protoi ttoii Issun and found tho c3 mooting wasnt with him Protection ho exclaimed ns the climax ot a raid upon the McKinley bill Is I u fraud 1 r Theo was a burst of applause Instantly fol f lowed by hisses Thn people wh applauded at once applauded again and tbo hl took breath and roturnod tbe salute Mr Croasdale S topped astonished and looked over the hail S It seemed to bo divide Into two factions Which continued to hiss and cheer with a will i Give us local political yelled a volco wi s Down with low larlltl 5 M Take that man ort I I Mr Croasdale turned to Mr Graco who was Bitting twirling bis thumbsncpailly nnd talked loudly but ha couldnt be hoot for the dis order S C Three cheers for Croasdale I yelled a man f pawn with low tarlHI yelled others 0 Give us Scott and lot tho tariff alonoP 4 By this time half the peopli In the room were t on their feet old several ladles got ur and left t the hall Pollco Captain McOiillauh tho older l5 who was in charge of the police force present t hurried up lu front and rapped sharply on a t chair with his night stick This thine has Jot to stop ho shouted t vigorously Bit down and bn quiet ox Tb meeting Mulcted anti Mr Graco came to i the desk and sold In quiet voice Gentlemen Mr Croasdalo In only going to S apeak a few words more It was deemed wisa to devote a few minutes of the meeting toed tS eral po Ito8 and he will lon bo ihrourfh 1 Bvery man Is entitled to a bearing in thlscoun tlsooun try you know Mr Croasdalo oame forward and shouted I wan In lied to this meeting as a Democrat f and b tho Lord I will not be shut up have J heard enough t discover that you bavo found out what a fraud what a delusion what a S snare protection Is and I L This time tbo whole meeting stood up and meelol stool q as Mr Croasdalo retired there WW a tumult of mingled cheers and hisses u J There was an attempt made on the platform r to divert the storm by proposing cheers for Scott and Goff but It did not stop the commo tion tionFor the rest the meeting was uneventful S Qen Nowtiin nominated Mr Grace as Chair man and Mr Grave made n speech declaring i himself a Democrat and oaring that 1 DemoeralInd 81ylnl tbnt as a man t of honor ho felt bound to support the Calico ticket from top to bottom Ho called Graver 4 Cleveland the greatest of living statesmen I and said that cot and he had worked side Dy Bide for years in the Interests of tho people l When the list of VlcoIrosldentH was read tO 1 Ivinsa namo was greelbd with hlees The resolutions anirmod uncompromIsing hostility Q to tho McKlnloy bill and the Force bill Tho Democracy of Now Vorte was congratulated on the certainty of returning nn unbroken Demo cratic delegation to Congress and Tammany S a denounced for her most obnoxious ob servance of tho proposition that public ob are purely the spoils of party warfare Candidate Scott spoke at somo lonath This was just after the Croasdale Incident and t OoasdRle when ha said that the only battle this fall wa a municipal battle he got moro hearty apnlauso IpDlauso than he did for any other proposition Mr Scott devoted himself wholly to Mayor Orant letter He resurrected the Majors last letter 5 acceptance and very truly said that that was a record of promises and the last letter a record ofnerrorinanoos leter a rprd rrorlonnoA 55 Mr ort devoted himself wholly to the Issuo botween Ie Lnncoy NicoH and himself MrGoff would like t inept Mr Nlcoll hlmolf MrOor debato unon the Issues between tbom Iloger Foster cloned the meeting The hall WM well filled after Col Murphy cohorts hal I rived Thur wa plenty lrlh 0 before that w and plenty of room a i little while utter Ihlt i t date Boott began to puk Tho atmorphere a extremely ohllly for aernnd hurrah az If f I copt tariff during Mr Croosdalesexperliuenta on tne TO FBEKZK our TUK JBPf EUSOXIAXa An Zf4rsultng Iollilul Uutitlan to b It i Decided br Ju tlc U ui p t State Senator William H Btulir of Hobokon eppUod to Justice KnaPI In the hudson County I t Clrealt Court yesterday for an order directing County Clerk Mclaughlin to show Ountr MolaullUn cause why I S hI should not be compelled to print official lection hUrl for the Joffer onlan Iahor J Doiuooraoy Justice Hal put off the Wit Ur until today The new bullet law of Now jersey says that any ooovaoUou of doIegaos nominating body of u pulltlciU party may Ii nominal cauddlatas whose august hall hi I printed on the ballot A ounvvutloti nf dIe i 8ale or nominating body of a tiolltlcal party Uhlu Ii I m 1 the a1 Is I lhll aiHanlptf tt1 KII aruunl d 44taitHbIhtgs tif ii lni al it or tour al r QrlllllAt liitf u polltloaJ farty I i a lib at tin elst I MII or r tDtubi r ufli O liral Atkiimbliriai Jtce I lug thu uoltltou yl I PI4 b COiIlstJ i vMi itt f Jra fi ier iviit nl the titul Vet ui in tile dl trial ft wble 1 IIq flOlJllSJMtIU I teed U Ii Ol tlIUllt I t At the 1Iini iiIJ J4t itfi tJ Jstujtiiien r Viimoessii awl Lea yr1 111 Wrimi a I 11 tict 111 irar the 1ul 1U je 1ua0i3 IJ I fusu With lbs JnVIIIII iuJ fit 5tir Ulu I UJ Itlon Ill lme 4 lit iAbur 11 ejiert I 1 Stta eUIIhIIIOIIOIIu I I Jiliihitgt bebr 1llW I faw dave vill 11111 oJ I it sees tumy UI Jr rl h 11111 IhJUIIiaf Sjitf1s Jvr m Ib uflll tf I l h n 111 iepor je I iut4osi ui4 IUII lletk M4SMuahjlJl psi t i 1 t fJus4 Iltit fIutsti I i UII1 is I lbt i t thvsi wii ItbueI iY ite Iu J 1111 J JI 1111 li 11 lila ii llIIt 1151 full II F 44 isis 0 5C Plr lIts I fsfly I cuuid 11 lv i dI fisI II Juiiia i Ifcj VEMjd VI iiIib I i oft I r i r vllynlUK llitj Jflus4ajip flfU y 1 S t lia wiOW to d4s to lu J1e5thli I 1 itsi Il cl t IJ fa l WtluU MflUkl J tjau f11 l I sic lVttll lUt 44 114 vib i 1141 M IWrfv MUUlU S i4 titsie JI III t U4 II uJ IIIII c IUI I l Naaete II 0 fliafu 1 It I IJlJI ftat tllll W til ousuIy Cltrk uulltt I IH u lo lllr 11 M utt i tiltI s the 1ulp liulH I IHitUllifu 111 U k TII1MI 4ii4 ja I Jwl U nr s44iv I I lit JIuy J P Ir I 11 I r v I IIIW 114 lfc Ji UtttUtUt lit h UIlllCU S sI4d seu r ICgity I j tstIiy t sJt II 11 Itip ifte4j MM4iliW 14 vi UIISII IJ tu4 Lq J ftu4 frUtg iaiwi I it j Lsi I 9 I JI jll f It C It 1 4 i4 f sy fs j a I tuft 1 itu4 IjI Iu I 44iotoIidwIt a t Iwl1 I 1 1 tar Ij141b fr I iv dl II 11 lb fv I 1 h Ut II Il r 1 11 1 b Jut CIIy Jr I o tlettlrtiin ksaeI o mufSag hs t estee I r fit A I r cc t IfiVlllkr ufloin e f il ftgulur hiesa J Jfs Cituu JAI l c i r 1 I i r Iba j lll 11 iovitdliC LyI11 Iirw VLsI I tiuC U ff OI utS rUJitBj r jffttiiia JI t r 4 1 IIOUNO IUlrVnUfN ICnllJI I Cunmrtm Flovrrr hw now lh Fore Illll a1 r Mi t In I DtHoernlla Niatre I Congressman ttoswtll 1 Flower Chairman of the National Democratic Congroin Cam palest Commlitpe anti many other sterling Democrat were at the Democratic Ktato head ntiarlers In tlio Hoffman lion yesterday I wax Isiirned that 0 Illll on bis return from Ohio will come Immediately to New York to nsnlst In puMitng the Congress fight The Qoxernor will be hnre on Similar morning Congi man lower I yesterday turned on a foul l of campaign literature Ha earnestly desires all Demni rath to understand the Force bill which has passed the House and will doubtless pass Ills Senate early In Decsmoer or at an extra scs lon should the President call one Mr flower In calling attention to this obnoxious bill paid ThIs 1oroe bill permits a chief supervisor to recommend to the court Iho appointment of three Icdoral supervisors two of which shall be of one party Instead of as now ono horn each party to bo Inspectors of election In each election dlstrlu lu any Congress district Those supervisors of election under the law need not bo supervisors of the elec tion district In which they voto NOl we will take for example the State of Connecticut In 1888 when the Democrats onr tloil tbe btiito by less I tuan 400 majority There ate four Couuross districts In the btate and about 100 polling places lu each district That would require under tho new cloo lion IHVT tho appointment of 12UU supAr vlhlrl Now suppose that tho chit stipenlsor should sllllo Democrats und 100 llopub llcans lie can che them while they are regis l toting tho voters and taking 1 houso to house cau u s and on election da s from t1 to 1 a day They would bo employod from live to nix weeks under the bill Un election diiy the chief supervisor may station the BOO Demo crats nt dltTervnt polls from which they them suites vote thereby depriving them of an op portunity to vote and take good care that the ItepubltcaiiH remain In the waids whero tiny cast their ballots Inaxmucn as Connoctleut I I was only curried by 400 majority it can be readily seen just how the Ilepubllcnns could tee e this and transfer tire State to tbe Re publican 1ra ldcntlal electors and at the same I tIme elect nil the CocRiessruon anl tm I this would not be Biitllclent machinery to do their work they have another remedy under the law which that tho chief supervisor and deputy United mates marshal may consult to gether and appoint as many United States deputy marshals as they think necessary to win u Itooubllcnn lotoiy Now Connecticut llhodo Island and New Hampshire are nil In

one United Mutes Judicial ulntrlot What Is to hinder tbe UePubllcans 1 they are still In doubt about Connecticut from taking from 1000 to 2000 Democrats for United States marshals giving thor eight days pay at IS a day nnd transferring them Into Nw Damp shlro and taking 1000 from Rhode island and putting them into onnooleut y Now to make Now Hampshire solidly Republican they could take l0iio and put them back Into llhodo Island Dy WA I trick Connecticut and Ithodo Island would thus be made strongly Beoubll enl and Mr Reed and Mr Lodge could con tinuo onl praise tho Bepublloans as the best counters on earth und till maintain tho cry of on honest ballot and a fair count There would be nothing under this law should It become n law to stop them In carry log the Oianga Itockland and Sullivan dls trt of our own State or the Bohobarlo toco and Hcrklmer district bolb of which dis tricts have now 200 Democratic majority on a full veto There Is nothing in the law to pro vent the chief supervisor and deputy United States marshal from appointing 50000 United States marshals for eight days In this city at to a day Ibis bill wan not formulated so much for use in the South us It was In the Norhor Democratic States and In the doubt ful district Wero It not for the money the Republicans are distributing through tbe various Congres sional districts in the United States I should prophesy a larger Democratic majority In Con gress than we had In 1883 As it Is with all their money I believe that tile local count Congressional and Slate committees will see that a full vote of the Democracy Is polled and f hat we will win the next House br thirty majority e4JJNl NOMINEES prnOYIJ Esut and Wet Side Democrat XntbnilM tlo lor Their Party Candidate The GermanAmerican Association of the Seventeenth Assembly district whooped things up for Hugh J Grant and the Tammany Ball ticket at Wendells Assembly Rooms 3U West Fortyfourth street last night Mont of the speeches were In German John B Final the President of the organization exCoroner Mor ris Elllnger Jacob Lebensteln Joseph 1 Gtlner ant Peter J Decline Ibo Tammany candidate for Aldorman In the district warned their bearers to steer clear of the I M L and Its candidates James A MoCloskey presided at tho Tam many moss mooting in tuG Fifteenth district which was held at Thirtythird street and Eighth avenue Barton S Weeks made one of the liveliest speeches of the evening and scored the Republican party and the sham Investi gating committee The other speakers IUn commite Roakere wero John J Delaney William O Kerbcn Leonard H Ulogerlch and Thomas C OSulllvan There was enthusiasm aplenty at the Eigh teenth district mans meetlnc of the Tammany Ites at 211 East Twentyseventh street and the ball was jammed to the doors The prin cipal speakers wero Commissioner of Accounts 1 F Uolahan who bad come off unscathed from the flee of Inquisitor Ivinsa questions In tho afternoon boa L Egbert Ambrose EL n Pnrdy and Charles U L Wahle There was music flrewoiks and crowds of enthusiastic Tammany len gathered In front of 125 East 125th street and tho bal was filled with Democrats who ratified the Tammany nominees enthusiastically On the platform In the ball wero Judge Fallou Dr Demorest Senator Jacob Cantor exSenator EccUelne Congressman Turner and 1ollco Justice White Peter Bow was Chairman and Das 11 Welsh Secretary when Congressman Turner sitter attacking the McKlnley bill and Census Superintendent Porter wound up br declaring that nothing can be said in defence of a Demo crat who votes against Tummany he was cheered to the echo ExHeuator Lcvleslne the lion M F Hola han U W llidingtun Col Webster and Sen ator Cantor also addressed the mooting nl They I took their texts from Mayor Grants Utter David thllf llirnard 1 Flnney Robert II Kelly and Nicholas OConnor droteed the oponalr meeting from a platform Loanr isavE iv JaACUUfBrrl TU Republican Decline to Dlacaaa It with be Democrat used Olwa their Bciiaon BOSTON Oct 22Th RepublIcan State Com mlttea todsy sent a tauey reply to the Demo cratic Stale Committee challenge fur a joint debate on tbe lobby IMUO I nys In part I iounn to u that the jueitlon concern Ing the lobby which Is 1 of moat interest to the clr til Mii uchuMtt ii I whine It Is directly connected with the candidates asking for their huffricen For Governor the DoinucruU have iirnuutcd th lion WJlllum E Ju1 and tuo iiubllcan III Hon John Q A Hruck lt I ma to ua that there cun Li uu doubt uuiouicthutgUr of Mass a chuautli thanks 10 Ibi luvimtltfHtlou ut just niruu lit tao HtuU llou as I lo Ibo IOiltlou of Mr 1 Ilumiull I In tii lobby lu t u liuu nulliliill cniinr iJjujn I nvor lialitu ti pilgittist 1 tiuntluii HI ioiiuuaiion with ilia Julr 11 J lu bi career jii Iii lupulll sift llIlu for Oounioi J liu I II l nnituii Imvu alec I rpsmeiil l for the I uiTri i ul U vi4 r vI I ill I 1 w lflli if ljct IIi Ulfr III Jititi U 1 I tutiiy Mtlni I I vl JiuutiurC jiiuru i i itiuki 1luJ rruiib I W hLetwli 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results when Syrup of Figs is i taken it pleasant and refreshing t tho taste and acts gontlj yot promptly on tho Kidneys Liver and Bowels cleanses tho sys tem effectually dispels colds head aches and fevers and curs habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is i tho only remedy of its Kind ever pro duccd pleasing t tho taste ana ac ceptable t tho stomach prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects prepared only from tho moit healthy and agreeable substances its many excellent qualities commend it t all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs i for sale in 50a and 81 bottles by all leading drug gists Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any one who substitute wishes to try It Do not accept any CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO I 5 SAN FRANCISCO OAt HEW YORK N K tOUISVlUE AT NEI crft ornrrtofltj Sf FLAN KAlTcCO ore im ati onouuc NT 5J r iiff ourf Alintiner tViriiffffcs or TUB ncHt CLAN Q VtfloHaa Vfmmntttttt Cftbrlnlrtm llrftn 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WVUON Oo 5t4asl lludoa at corner flank SPECXAL Jolt roctlrid new Hock or 100 ttiht dllterr Ino fOII OODNTRV pea til styles lllt tilt for all builneil Low it prlota best tools Oall and tea ut KAC1NK WAIION CO 151 151 South Mh ar N V or nELIVPKV l ITAOOMHltXI WIO IMl I NIW All RTVLK I I KM j i FOLlir WAnRA THI HUV ov MANtlKAOtUIIKIt AVE MONt VAUOKH TAKeN IS KXnllAMIK 1JHON UAnoN co MJ nuuituv Sf Srfc fefiiAKY Of Nortolk Ta hai arrival with thirty brad or inUmll taddl and ariniiff borum v r PIfI pal tr 511 r brown ooaob terre a ISat4i I t taut teppari DOUmlrS Sf 104 t fat nli4a Vui 250it t IF YOU WANT A BUGGY Bxtenilon top tnrraf or eabrtolot phaatoii or rond curt 00W tr at bottom prees and work warrantid call I at ourr I poiltory 7781 Wootterit and tiny rim tha bnliilrrt S 11AHINK WAUUK AND UAHKlAlIK 00 H OISI T CK sitS work for ui ala Cherry U a itill rR1tllt QUBSTRUN OUTFITS Illustrated catalornti t rat EQtESr WHITMAN bAUDLII CO Ilu Ohambara PORCELAIN Teeth Bridged In are snpf rtor to otbar torso Ut bride work 0 GOLD CltOVH made for rants Ifaclal S IUUMU 1 E Ill S I mad aour Dacarad oqea T I stored ti u fulnaia All htnila I or ArtlRclat Work True nil Iq ppntlflrr la to f coerceS Jo firte lit nature and le ones testS WVhITIIATKR D IX S M D S I 21 But 9tn it just miSt Zi Union sloan INV HTIOATION INVITJCn Fwoilyre Oirgt1s for the fOlca U I Joel tkli lit nil 1 i I i SUtSM I klbHlallvu ff 44 ttMt Itl lmH lt tIUtltl ci L f 11 IIsetlCg iDsabIi lii I esI fir bq4U4 tcPtl4ap Ik IHlUI ft shelf ftUUIfH h Lolida f iw4t I V f lLtifpg 1 ul 1 l f l nl Hti I wit tnui H SlAVE UAHUftt resu IM 114 1 H rilU HIM JMJtMM 119kb A S4TUIJ utrr unit m ii rauPrAl WI Ur Abb I HANTHU C ULM Tii M1UTMJKU WAIt BVV Of TUK MAUCkV GEO C FLINT CO Iu ml I urn MnkcrH 11IOO WJ un 5 J BOODLE BY THE BAGFUL ottiK PLANNING io8PKND uhf JtONY enH r J I novas ro OKU Mom Hint or the Trn Ckatraiclcr er c k ltHKH cc I Appeare to the fley HP DeeM d tba JXev Mr UUkl Who are Well Out of tha Umlnaaa The parson ot the Follirojr Darea and Ole wire In B blah state of ol llon all day yesterday Thy were tickled nt the comment ot thllon Louis F Pnyn that Candidate Scott wan now as big as A hue and they wr charmed by report that tho boodle was co mini In by the basful William Fahno atock the lion of the VlooPrcelJent of the First National Dank mnda a tour among tho cashiers and others down amonl town and reported that ho had corralled between 13000 and 0 Then the Ilepubll cans reported progress la the boodle business and Henry Orasse of Frank Itaymonds Twon tythlrd district nnnounred that tile church members woro putting up the dust ns1 he call ed i In fine style use County Democrats also struggling for cash and tholr reports were very favorable Ole was specially ciollchtod at this news He Is Chairman ol tho Committee on floristry Polls and Canvas nnd with tho cash Honing In by the cart load ho notified tho committee that from 2000 to 4000 mon would be soUcted to stand aronnd tho polls on election day The report that thoy wore t rocolvo 5 a day for being at the polls from sunrise to sunset with their tongues stretched well out for the convenience of tho parsons pastor was Indignantly denied Dr Dooms of the Church of tho Stranger ono of the earlier supporters of the League says now that the his and ho has scales have fallen from eyes ad roBlKneil from the League r0811no1 lenluo My faith In the movement was shaken triton I found mysoll called upon as a oactor to circulate political papers In my congregation Inducing my young mon to lorm thoinnvhes Into a club to punn a partisan moxomont My Impulse was to throw the packaRK hack nt the oommtttee Upon reflection I threw It Into tho waste basket No ono can now reasonably blame me for saying that I am not yet quite saintly enough to be led to martyrdom with tho wool over my with open eyes I prefer to parish my oyos Tho political condition of this city can never oly conlition be rtformed by combinations managed by astute and practical politicians astlto Ind Irnellcnl IoUtclaus The Doctor will support the Prohibition can dldntes The HOT W II Mlokle whose name was signed by the Polllwocs to nn Address from ministers of rellelon In Now York city yes terday sent this Hlctilfloant note My name wa used without my knowledge I have had no connection With tbe oreunlzn tlon called the Peoples Municipal League I has drilled to the point I oipooted It would a combine with politicians who are the outs instead oomblD wlb poltolas stead of the Ins A movement that loudly protests against the criminals and liquor dealers of Tammany Hall who control the city Government and yet has not the moral cour age neither In Its platform nor Its candidates for office to take a manly stand aaalnst the llatior trafllo oannot have my suprort 1 There were number colored visitors at Ollles League yesterday and one ot tho repre Oles of the Leasu Raid that the visitor bad cot an Impression that under the McKln hey Iot the price lor ooloted votes bad been ad vanced Tills was a needless slur on the col ored brethren for It was afterward learned that they with the Itev Dr Derrick and oth ers are wit up a meeting of colored citizens favorable to the parsons It baring become known that tho reformers have made a cruoade on everybody far and near for boodle tbe Polllwocreera thought It necessary last night to promulgate a document explaining ofllolnlly that they collected these funds with no ulterior object but good government 1000 IOY ernment administered on business prin olcleB The document also Insists that the Finance Committee tbe parson should bavo before the end of the present week a treat deal responses more money and they want prompt and ready AT TUB UATOIlS J1EADQUAR1KRB ConcrfttnlKtlnni and Message or Encoar mBcni at rourlnn In Abundantly A constant stream of visitors made Mayor Grants headquarters at the Union Square Hotel lively yesterday afternoon and evening I was nearly 5 oclock before the Mayor could cot up there from his busy office at tho City Hall and from that time until late bed tlmo ho received hundreds of handthakes and coed wishes and hundreds of offer of support Politicians and Tammany men looked In to give and receive point on the progress of the campaign but the bulk of the visitors woro business men and citizens unconnected with the organization who simply wanted to shake hands with the Mayor and tell him how heartily they favored f his reCleotlon One of these well wishers de plored the fact that he could not cast a voto for the ticket I B Assemblyman Wllllatn F Sheehan the Blueeyed Boy of Buffalo the Democratic leader on tho floor for several sessions Many of the cltbons who called yesterday were not known to the Mayor or ho to them personally They gue n variety of reasons bated on some feature 01 the Mayor adminis tration t explain their Interest In him as a candidate for reflection More than one of them was actuated by tho came Idea that a brawny worklnuman expressed In these words worls My wife told me to corns up hero and tell you that silo Is talking all tho knows how for you She and all the young ones paw the big centennial venaL from the freesuats In Union square and she lemembers hut you had to tIght the committee to get those tree seats forte the people None of tbe events of the day though they were all pleasant anti full of encouragement seemed to clause the Mayor 03 much as this did Among the luiturs rocuhcd yihterday was this from J L Itoboitson of Itobertson A Joines bankers and brokers While I have always been a Democrat and voted In accordance with that faith I have ab pMlntd from alllnnoo with any political organ Irntlon in this city and hmo hnratoforo In voting elected such candidates D mo cratlor gardloss of tbolr local ali auco Tho present political situation In this city shows Tammany to be tho only real Democratic organization hero and I regard the success of Its ticket as not only Important In Its bearing on Democratic sncciss In this Mate but vital to the liitoresU of the Democratic party in this country I therefore desliu to hi enrolled as I roomherof Tammany I have requested my friend Mr McKenzIe HellJo to hand this to ou llotli my friends Judge Itoger A Prior and Mr Sow plo tan tell you who I am CMIUV aVUI Democrat should remember that tomorrow Slid Saturday are thu lit dar of registration At Alderman Linchv In theliennelt Imlid Ing II Dunlal Iyrlbll of 171 1 Irol1 war bat tM against HIM wagered by John Rarity Aader iimuiocunilldata set lh Twi niyfourtU ward tint Grant would l relics ted Mayor At a rgulur ineelliig tile VYairon Straight ptibllciini of WGel ItStotsetttit t Anxiiibly Ji slot at Whit Oak lull lulivuiilngrninii IUKU J Giant fur Mayor 4t I 1Ialc Muoll lor ilatilet AlioiiiHir ami Wll am I rfrJll for nuutf Clurk I JUIIK Ai Uuouimou urronl digit of tu e Warren W 11 JMfrMi Henry A Konrilnger and Ir Jsjttes J I lrlul ommltfe of lbs irUn Club wild 10 lr hiM lo mi Oiat tle ttnamliilon I iurlr UMiclal tiliiiiiiiiillliat I tin I iubllcjoii e In lll I t1f fiat Cul follow J In I IllljUftui to uiid Wnallu Jnoisu l Is I itisgssiI be I r ill I unautliirl l sunk of twit ur liri 11111 who liuvn uiva 11 uaiiif of utur c uIn luu sCulls IlY A iila iiictitluit 11 Ihu llnrlitiii Ii mo iailn Ctlltl SitS l l i lll 1 lll ll lOiOUalilvr a IIHXitl it lIe r is uti I c liiiiinmiif Mini li m I tiii HiitJi t III UlldOIMIIIIUUl Ul tbliol I Idull tl II I fir rontiKa Mini avjiM J Ib I psi l llou or a fjiiiiuiiC a I Hunt ii I uiiliii J Jr f liijiimtul I lit iL Tt a uj lliirJ 4sirlliit J f urul 3rltl I brin ii M plllr l Jli j 1 rviivit Wits HIIUMM WuUia tUt ill lat CKIUIIilll nUbt fU UUlVU WaJ Illt dp 1l ull W HHt Hff Sosely Iulllltf Mtlllf TI liiuibtnltt flultl lii Wt tcb Uri Unly Ii I 414c i4 liii ShOot tub slig In I oltustiost I nl ECriull hll ltJfIjIIIM4IJI its Iullir ItJllh iightian of Wtebi t till Uirl 1111I t HI t Cloud Ht Ill 1 teiday sad sits a ClVUIt jolts vIlla 11 IIrmu tilallluII i 11111 qUIINIJ Jflifcca pith ci oopfUuoooV t1 Hul Coin Illllta4 ll tfa 4 iJ rUafl ru jjJiijisl I situ linrlff Tu ititilie 44 r itjlsfiuii Ill I M 7TIUniJ toe f fla MHbllf II l oiiilJ Ir Ial I lljfli wite id IJ u i li oiuliitf ssuI I II as titti hid aol ur Wuiil sir AH l IIJ l U 445 S Id Dyl f114f 4luecistis sdId a 14 r the I IW rr wull di III arm 44fiJSCiaDI5i1 lntaLIkcCisr wiasIsoou thuidtii I tool tu eftltery IIf Y Us1I JHllltJ Marard Ikftn who wa forul 1104 I t A a U luun in tltt 1 tttw I cJlM I i let IIr f Jill ftc soCitty by its 11141111 II 11 544 4 111 l SifMv4t luitr that COUI4 y ie I t lMlio 1 II to telesIs u A mua if II1 es i ubtr I o Ira I 4wuaft 4 iLiaC lav Iii P wti 4IuL p 1114 Sr I u uiu ul AuIIII a III11 Uj vJjJUJJ JU l Uo QIe I Dn LANCEX KICOLL IX JOB FlOUr HI Ittp Acccptia the Tuxmanr Noaal niktloa em District Allomar De Lancoy Klcolls headquarters at the Hotel Dam hum with huMno nowadays Tho can didate puts In a good deal of tlmo there every day and there seem to bll always something going on Yesterday he sent his Utter of ac ceptance having waiting until Mayor Grant was In After acknowledging ti receipt of a notification of his nomination for the office of District Attorney ho says In accepting tho nomination I am not un mindful that three years ago In a conference with another organization representatives of Tammany Hall without suggestion from ma advocated my nomination for District At torney and as I was Informed yielded to the opposition of the samo principal political boss who Is now allied with others against Tam many Hall only when the administration then In control 01 the municipal Government repre sented that It was n party necessity Your advocacy of me at that time and your nomination afterward of the present Chief Magistrate of this city whoso honorable rec ord as Alderman during tho days of the Broad way Railroad conspiracy bad commanded him to tbll people was an assurance that In your organization there existed no disposition to proscrllio olllclnls whoso duty required them to withstand corrupt tnfliieniea or to Dross cute unfaithful public servants I take pleasure In regarding tho nomination which you have tendered mo now a I regard ed your support then as an endorsement of my record al Assistant District Attorney The duties which a District Attorney called upon by law to discharge are partly judicial lIola I not only prosecutor he Is In some sense also a judge It Is his duty as much lo protect tha Innocent ns resolutely to punish the guilty Ho Is as often besought to set In motion tho ma chinery of the criminal law for a purpose pro fessedly meritorious but really unworthy as be Is to show leniency to an offender who deserves none lie should therefore be as careful to prevent the Improper use of the powers Intrusted him as no should be dill gent to use them for tho public welfare And while Impartially enforcing the lawn be should never permit the great powers of his office to bo employed lor tho gratification of prejudice against persona or daises to be made the In strument of political oppression or to be per verted to the base uses of personal or political revenge If I am elected those rules of official con duct which governed as nn assistant will bo my guide In performing the crave duties of prosecuting offlfer In this county shall en deavor independently to administer the crimi nal law without fear or favor with oppression to none but with justice to nil ana not less resoluto In the arraignment powerful offend ers than of those who are poor and weak Your obedient servant DK LANCET NKXJLL 1 if LEAGUE BUNCO XACIIC3 A Specimen Ulcrepreienlatloa Cooceralnc the City Expenditure The P M L movement Is rapidly becoming discredited In tho minds of the astute citizens of this wideawake town 03 an example of missionary work In politics But It la fully recognized In tbo same quarter as an unscru pulous adaptation of the methods of the bunco steeror to political work The Inauguration of the movement with the political conspira tors In tb backgrouna behind the committee of clergymen was exactly on tits same lines with the confidence operators when thoy send a plausible and gentlemanly handshaker ahead to disarm their victims distrust of strangers And their next step is wholly reminiscent of the sawdust game Tho lie publlcan and County Democratic Innocents whom the handshakers bad lured Into tho political bunco joint In the Hotel Brunswick saw an assortment of good candidates and wer made to bolleve that the eabemera warn dealing In that kind of goods But When the trade was completed and tho good delivered It was found that the bundle of brown paper and sawdust labeled Scott had bean sub stituted for the genuine goods on exhibition at the joint All of this has been eon and noted by the public with tolerant good nature Tile ordi nary everyday machine politician has been buncoed and ovorroachad by the amateur place seeker and his allies the deluded parsons But the game of the confidence operators as now carried on IM I not slewed so tolerantly The attempts of the P M L literary bureau to further the antiTammany campaign by as saults which involve an IndlreU attack on tho allys credit are being received with a feeling of resentment that will hurt tbo League can didates at the polls To bo sure the oitjs ciedltis not likely to bo injured It Is like Tammany founded on too solid a rock foun dation to be unsettled by misrepresentation and our 21 per cent bonds will continue to sell at a premium a fact that is In It elf a sulll clent answer to the attempts to criticise the administration of city affairs But even though they full in effect the misrepresentations of tho LaaguoB literary bureau are not consid ered excusable Dy the public A conspicuous example Is tract No 1 headed 90 000 0001 Tammany Hpends H What Do e Get For It A moro llaurantly and Intu t Ion ally misleading use of figures was never mud This tablo Is example Tbe City Traaaurr received and dllburaad durlnrthajraarlSHtf the aum C70C408003 Baildaa thta tbara waa received and dli burkrd for account of tha timklnr 1 runS for the danOtion or Itl city deli 1841063300 For tn pavmaot ot Uitara t on ttia city debt 2102110O M A total financial bmlneii ori9iOW i1i Only ignorance or a distinct purpose to de cur could have Inspired tho llrst Htiitomont Duplication In eeteral direction are employ ed to swell the daisies to that amount and uo one knows ietter l than the confidence opuia tons of the Lea1tu thai the 170000000 U I ob tained by an 820d8501J The city1 bookn show on Item of M 000000 twice and the luugutre usiume that It ls spoiL twice It occurs In this way Tn olMru tax levy by which lot It b noted tSOuOOOOO not IIKIOOO 000 U rained Ii I mete l no thut oolleollonibtgln on Hot 1 Long befor that time lie city line to have money for currant expound und borttorm revenue bonds are issued to b takim up when tlifllowof taxiunixy InOito lien fills th municipal 1 coffura Yet tbe math ematical mind of tile LouiUUi is llloriiry buioau try to make this people bllove that llintuo OoijoOj that tboM bIII unviunt to In ib 1 IOurfoof BViar rlly rujireint HOOOOOnO of mtiMr ft rrelvttll and dlnbiirfd I Ihu men whoar guilty pf IommltllngtliU 1 blunder or mftklng tblcI 111111 ml ri ri niuilon an t isis who lire uiaklnu an Iiiildjuus attack on t to D mocriicy 11 ilm niiropuic Oil tli pleat iat th proper firo of inunlli rustlers U I JIIHII M not iiolllli Ir lliulr I knowledge of I Hiilqio is I liiillcntinl by I heir IIIwlIIIO KI lookkarpluir their UMlulixuf lit I IlnlC 111 I molly i niinati d Tbu doubling IVOodilUiM 11111 III not uuiprlilDtf result nf lIlnll HIMMXIOI U I not ili olllr mlwrrlIlat lu tlia Isstjs l Hue but It mrmn lualioir Ibu lIijliClur lit I tlio cttwialtfu Sulk ul Ibu pi III tattled efQiuue I fIul1 Wife lIr A rYltIt r Oct a ltlio MorrU was klll d by liu liuainiijj II T JfiirUoii near here I Oil 1111111111111 I Tbv Loupe have 1 litrj lu Aelon Its f it u year Ici Sag 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Km 3mtg None Frott A alat Jelax UK fleeS with the P M I acS Pra diet lha JEztlactloa of Ibe OraTBBUatleit Of all the mellngs of the B M II 0 In the last six months the ono last night at the Iseatd quarters In the rooms of tho Ohio Society wa the most vociferous It was also the last meet ing of the organization Alter all the bicker tag and confereno It had been dcldd to put the responsibility of o straight ticket or nn endorsement of the calico ticket directly upon tho should rs of the delegatesof the B M H O themselves Their decision was to bo handed In last night and till headquarters wore Jammed from the windows to the doors Abraham Wakeman Jr presided and tho first thing don was the withdrawal ot CoL William L Strongs resignation The dele gates then roported that although they still be lieved firmly In a straight Republican ticket thoy thought then Will no use holding out against the leaders of tho Republican party and they therefore recommended an endorse ment of the calico ticket Whathas the Peoples Municipal Letguo offered for endorsement demanded D a Drisooll of tho First district This created laughter and theOhalrmanwna a little shy when ho replied that he didnt know of any remuneration for tho endorsement Mr Drisooll then suggested that in tho event ot the calico ticket winning the P M L would get all the glory and the County Democracy the fat office whereas If Tammany won Tammany would got all the glory and the offices and tho IlODubllcan party would bo blamed These sentiments wore received with cheers and al though the slate had been made up to endorse tho calico men it was easy to see that the sentiment under the waistcoats of those pres ent was strongly against It Ho help mo God exclaimed oxJudgo Marcus P Norton of tho Seventeenth district I will not vote for any Democrat on that fusion ticket I have been a Republican for twentylive years and have never voted lor a Democrat and never will This fusion ticket is 1 nothing but Tammany Hall number two and ibis uo better than Tammany Hall num Len one Thin organization will bo wiped out of existence If the fusion ticket Is endorsed Judge Norton called attention to the with drawn of Dr Doxrns from the P M L and In sisted that It would bo better for the Republi cans to stand up and be shot at than to go lu on the mongrel ticket He then proposed that the B M It 0 should retire from the cam paign In any event It should not endorse tile mongrel ticket ou had otter put up apiece of basswood Insisted the Judge and vole the straight Ite publicun ticket for It tban to go In with tho fusion people How was this fusion ticket nominated Why by calling a secret meet Ing and certain men foisted It upon the town with tbo aid ot two or three doctors of divinity to give it a show of grace It is nothing but a ticket crippled Republicans sorehead Demo crats and the ragtag anti bobtail of the earth I want to tell you now that the fusion ticket will bo beaten 10000 or 50000 votes The Judges sentiments were created with much applause fbI William L Strong said that bo thought the proper thing to do now was to endorse the fusion ticket and this was done by a vote of ISO to 1 Before the meeting adjourned Judge Norton got up to say that perhaps lie would vote for the ticket but if ho did and when the disaster came on election day he hoped a Coroner would be appointed to view the remains an hi know that ho would band in a verdict Died ol rot ten Democracy Foit yjcir TOBK AND notin flULZ Tnmmanya Preparation far TaalBkt Mace MeettBE Endorse tha Ticket An addition baa been made to the gorgeous campaign banner that ornaments the front ot Tammany Hall It embodies a suggestion mad by Big Chief Croker With the same while letters on a red ground that mak the names ot tile candidates conspicuous are the words high over all the rest i TiMXAXT tllLI f i roe jew TOE LCD nom muu Yesterday was filled with further prepara tions for tonights monstermass meeting and tho Interest and enthusiasm are such that nothing but the most untoward meteorological conditions can prevent a rally that will equal It it does not surpass the most famous meet ings tile big Indian hasevor looked down upon Mr J Edward Simmons will preside In the main hall and at the three outside stands tha Chairmen will bo Anthony Elokhoff Gen Mar tin T McMahon and Judge Henry A Gilder aleovo Among the VicePresidents will be Joseph J ODonohue August Belmont John H Inman whose name was used without au thority at last nights meeting of the County Democracy but who accepted Tammanys notification Frederick P 01ott John T Aunew Robert B Hoosovclt Eugene Kelly Walter Stanton Edmund 0 Rlanlou John D Crlmmlns Edward Hchell Henry Wlnthrop iniT Jacob Rupport Frank O Eileen Henry A Weeks and Joseph J Little The list of speakers who will positively at tend Include Senator Arthur P Gorman ot Maryland who was Chairman of the Demo cratic National Committee In 1881 This an nouncement is repeatid bv Chairman Leices ter Holme and Barlow 8 Weeks of the meet Ing committee In face of the fact that William R Grace took It upon himself to say yesterday that senator florman would not attend the meeting The Tammany people have an Idea that Mr Grace has about all that he can attend to even with the assistance of Plutt and time parsons to run the campaign of the three legged P M L They think that they know more about their arrangements with Senator Gorman than bo does Now meetings for this week booked by Chair man Holme Include a rouser at 107th street and Lexington avenue for Saturday night at which Assemblyman George P Webster Sena tor Jacob A Cantor Congrestman Turner Judge UlldcrMeoio A II Purdy John F Walsh and John M Coman will speak Uoorgo Halt the Tammany leailnr of tho Eighth astilitod by the Indefatlgablo George ISraux liks arranged torn bundaynlcht lecture and ratification meeting to offsoi tits Sabbath icy canipalijnlng of the Leagues portions It will bo hldlu tie Wtudsor Tbcatre Admis sion will hi by ticket Nomination Filed Taitardar County Clerk Scully has received these cer tificate of nomination Commonwealtn Party City and County Mayor James lledjiatti Comptroller George U LK d DUtrlct Attor ney Augustus A Lery bbtrtfr Hugh Grtenaui County Citric James HurUy Judge of the Superior Court Tbaddeu II V k9inun and Thomas II Ilonayno Judge of tire City Court Edvr rd W Cbamberlaln and Titus Slarrlttt Prcildont of the Hoard of Aldirmo hubert Hamilton Coroner Ed ward II Fool New York mooraryVoorliei I Fourteenth AcsutIahi dlatrlol1or AMurw Juuob Kuiztansimn fr 4sstpsbiy William Suitor Mii i9iitU Aasiititly dUtrlet1br Alderman ArcliltuM llutberlord for Aawinbl John Connoliy Twniitr foiirtb Asreositly district for Aeatmblx airltvpb t I rlurk 1 Jwny hunk ward Pf r AJdwiimuA UouCu SiraI 4ouiiiiiaIiier l Tw ujbifil anal Tauiv fourlb tatJciiautJ llfllltr rrttt Assm hi District Ibasiii Jflrso0 teilpliiiiiii A ltejuau titptjiss nisIis ldb Atsiu Ijy LbieIniit iitrJ biU iiueflioo 110 Aidisfltsti 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Germany and came to this country thirtyseven years ago He had learned the brewing business in Europe and he easily found employment In a brewery In Hudson county New Jersey whero ho was foreman for several rears The offer ot an unusually largo salary induced him to take the foremanshlp ot George Boohtols brewery whore he remained for five years Ha taxed enough money to BO into partnership with August Horrmann and in 1870 they bought out the Atlantic brewery Btapleton Tile business prospered and in time became one ot the largest on State Island Mr Rubsam lived with tie wife and one danahlcr on lloyd Hill Htaptaton Last up ring be went to Germany and visited various health resorts He camo home ten days ago on the steamship Fulda apparently good health He cam to New York on tuesday and In the evening entertained a party of friends at bis house uall lo oclock Ho Went to bed at 11 oclock and half an hour later bo complained of feeling Ill A physician was summoned but when be reached Mr Hub Bums bedside be found him passing away Ho attempted to bleed him but could draw no blood Mr Itubsam was a Freo Mason and be belonged also to the Anion Society the Staten Island Schuotzen Corps and otber organizations in this city It Is estimated that bo loaves a fortune of moro than tl000000 The funeral will take place on Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock Tho Interment will be in the family vault in Coopers Como tiny Stapleton Mr Harriet J Frloo died yesterday morning at 485 Bedford avenue llrooklyn the horn ot her soninlaw E B Seeley She was born in Ht John N B seventytwo years ago and had lived In theEast District of Brooklyn nearly fortyfive years Her husband Pbllo Price was prominent tn the Unh emails t Church and before his death twentyfive year ago he was the editor ot what is DOW the CAnsion Leader Mrs Frlco was a member of the Et eoutlvo Committee of tho Chapln Homo In Sixtysixth street near Fifth avenue thl city The funeral services will be conducted In All Souls Church in South Ninth street on Friday and the Interment will be In Greenwood Capt George Brlggs who has for twenty years been 1resldent ot the Now York Float ing Dry Dock Company died on Tuesday at his home HOth street MoLt Haven Cnpt lirlggs was born in Portsmouth N H eighty throe years ago and fur over half a century ho has been identified with the shipping interests ot this country He was a director in tho Sea mans Bank and a vestryman In the Church of the Ascension In his youth he sailed for Alexander Brown Sons of Baltimore Hit has also acted us Captain of the port for the Collins hue He was a member of the Mart time Exchange dipt Briggs leaves a widow a son and three daughters Thomas Connelly the oldest employee of the Staten Island lorry Company died at hU home VJH Kings street Oreenpolnt on Tues day The deceased has been an employee of the company Iwentyrevon years and was all that time on the Miudletown Ho was the llrnt man employed on the old Elizabeth port ferry He wo on the Challenger formerly the Itod Jscket time Now Brunswick formerly the Wyoming as a fireman and was a second en gineer on the old Ocean Queen which ran to Asplnwall A wife and four children survho himMrs Mrs X Oliver helm the daughlerlnlaw of Banker Adrian Isulln died yesterday morning at her home at 17 Madison square after nn Illness of two months Tour children urlve her Mrs Iselln was th daughter of the late Thomas Garner Jr and a niece of tho into Commodore Gamier who lost bl life in try Ing to save bis wife when the yooht Mohawk foundered several year ago off Stapleton Staten Island Mr James B Clark liquor dealer of this city died on Tuesday last at ulsreaklanoe 1145 West Twentyeighth Ktret In iris 48th year Mr Clark was born In this city on Nov W 1812 Time funeral will take lilac at 1 oclock thin afternoon from his late home The Interment will b In Greenwood Cmtrrr Mr Clark was a member of th Tammany Hall uoneral Committed of the Thirteenth Assembly dis trict A wife iurvl en him Mr W It Bllantlne of Scottvllle N Y an elder In the Presbyterian hurch and n dele gate from the llocboslor Presbyterian Synod lo the Synod of New York now In schvlon In lockl ort was found ilend In boil yenteytiy morning at the residence of ueorgo II Mor gan lie was ubout 40 year of age and up piiruntly died from apoplexy Mr W 00 Clalborn ill ad In New Orloan on TuMJay iigi l 7A years Bbeua a nntlva ol Purl and a daughter of Count do llalatliltr who wan attached to tbe Iri ii court his late it 0 I H Ulnlborne rourrled MIH d Ilnla hitler In lM In IHlIi iluc which lime she bad Hil In ttsw rlun I njHiiiln White ins nf the founder of Ih old Wa hliigti iilan T mp riincu pwMv moro than iffy ynr liMO and a llfalinii tiiiin r anf ttdtpiai hail In niton I Hollow K J V i nHaturilay auwi bf yuan fit was aijuekcr and wiiltliy Jrauk UMax on formerly italian agent of the jlow WaUrtottn aijd J gdieburgli lull rotd at Antwerp dltif lu Jlnnaiiia Hiirlnu till rn tin had uuuv if ti V fltofTilLaii ou Pfatusdsy lust age l M r ears II hectic a wit uud au lufaut child Wr Mary A ipiltb ailed In Corning K Y cn Huiidur sail M yse i sits WIts ib wi of lbs litte fur Sloan W Ninllli uud tl niolbf Iu4iiw ul Ijia Ifnv II A I nnsali two wat ll MUUWO galuisters sf lu Ilaivtltt duoininallii Vplnif VV llutlji lfinllilit tualiioa IlINip el norWich N V dt l en 6 IIiItdNY mil 4 pears In ws coIsgleuoue In Id arjsr sit Sf41 vllnw Ixiui sjewIir ut tilt titled Jnis uniio HUl Jul pities wit an cI V t W MkrM ll Wl fcllriMfn lU I itiJllP ir cu uud JorniJr ul troHi r lii liii ilublittt sIiJ hufmiimli Ci l ftlilSIiii l 1114 died i ilgday l Klil Iii ltni iii tiNruiial iruulU I Wljllltili II VVlUI at U Of Illlly VllJD of Allani lit fstiasl f IHUUY JsaIssi 4 it rlijr us0 itsy OUil fu Duua yu Ughs ugnilutfum Or lUin r Itrriv a will known wull t of tftu lt iit uill 4 t 5bt4fJ5y at nauu flu less Clal Slit rr WaM OU etc cf il i oldest Amrl tC sIdiet Ic II isty of Mtee dtej Ott Ht Join Uttttff al MI Uij eelc4 ttt Alan plst v uisjjy Sn llafllW i 4sf J UetsdaVstsoaIat al Llsget4dsiscs lu llat clir Ii lh YshJu Vail Iioiow Jag flA1la A1dwsi has ts41114 the SuuebuisU iloa4taI J41 Zseuaas Coimur iliat at lit sad ttilt lauutlt lbs lip will CaB unu n to lufu situ r il ulrcii M iiiJ Ietaiet lA lU K ililin fund trblb iiuw guttUOto 14 dts jT law rtxjuU 411 iLl true of ptAiai ebsI tsprrsd A rt to atIlErt4V4rttt L UtU i U 4ou IL lurid hiss oS II 1 lii iiul u 9 19 isUela list CAL i t will l iui t Wai ir Mdlu i tit It ygill lit i1iii f Liiiti tiiH b titiltl I I11IA3IAT1C SKEWS IN COUUT Jk Woman Condemn tlio Verdict Aa lnit Her Daughter Murderer MAtron CHUNK Aug 22 Webster H Camp boll who was convicted In court last week ot Involuntary manslaughter for the killing of Gertla Hlskoy was sentencoJ yesterday by Judge Drchor to an Imprisonment of six months in thocounty jail and to pay a flno of 20 Then followed an extraordinary and dra matic scene Tho area mother of the dead girl grew fairly wild In her dissatisfaction with the sentence and her attorneys were power less to pacify her She sprang to her feet and with arms raised on high In a loud shrill voice called out God Almighty come down and do justice I I am not satisfied to see my dear daughter slaughtered In cold blood and him pointing her finger at the prisoner bay only MX months In jail No nol Uod Almighty coma Into tbls Court House and do the fair thing Ob como down ob do justice to this case Every time an attempt wits made to pacify nor sire would break out afresh and exelalm Leave go God has sent me bore to tell Bid truth She scored the Judge the attorney for the deCease atarI everY ana whom In her frenzy she tbouEht raetionslbla far she easy manner in which the slayer of her daughter got off She finally sank to the floor enlliey axbausted and fainted away A cot was broucht and time dlstraotoa mother wns placed upon it and carried out of the court room A Pension Accent to fle ICvmovedl WASHINGTON Got 22A new pension agent at Pittsburgh will probably bo appointed by the President today or tomorrow Tho Pen sion Appropriation bill provides that Any pension arGot may designate and authorize a clerk to sign the annie of the pension agent to official checks and that the official bond given by the principal of the ofUco shall bo bold lo cover and apply to the case of the person ap pointed to act In his place in such case and n now bond shall bo required from all pension agents now In office In reply to asecond rn ouost fur a new bond from Mr W H Ban lay the pension agent at Pittsburgh tbo Commis sioner ot Pensions has received the following telegram Ittplrln to year ttlarrara of the 10th I eall your at tention to the fact that lo Soptaintiar I Informal you that I declineS to execute new toad and 1 noir trw that dsciion v II liactor Secretary Noble said today that the depart plent would have bean clad tn havo retained Sent Barclay purtlculaily as ho was an old soldier hut hH absolute refusal to comply with the law left the department no recourse but to appoint Rome eric who would comply wltb the jaw There was nn politics In the matter Mr Barclay had refused to comply with tho law hence his dismissal which will probably announced very soon IDT Dreycr Kill Illmatir Monday night a welldrasged man who registered an H llrcyer and who prldebtly was a Gorman wa assigned to a room on tha fourth floor ot Browns Hotel nt 117 Washing ton street Brooklyn Nothing was soon of him afterward until yesterday afternoon when time door of the room wlilvh hi occupied wa forced open and bo wait found dead on the bed with a bullet hole In fits bead behind Urn ffglit ear and nbulldbif ivolror elfitolidirj his right band At long Interval hs list stopped time hotel but IKI had not mna4s the iciiualntamuof any nf the iittaclnln Ku pa per or letter wore found In flue piicktt in la dlcat bl identity lie was about H4 years old o taut U luolif tall bail light heir ainlmuu taeha and woio lark vlotbinu Tire body wa token it tile Huruuo Iulloi Captain Rums U rned last nlirbt that Ih iiliilda had formerly ba viniiluyai In lolirlaoii A Idiufmannf store tIA llrniuliriir and thiit he bud receisti a rtcomiiiunduiloij fiom tliU firm to one ut Ul firoeire trut rue Cnptttlrii htsl nut ao rtulu anytliliitf ftbaul lilt fanilly riattonue l A trunk bnd aansl bait tvbleu lie heal lift at Ihu hotel l nn a formur all wr iak nlo th police elation lull urvr lit otiiii l iit l bovl frogutotlr i icliUri at liii hotil M 11 Lrrr Joe a loari jr Again AlUavul la Eiecpc IluvTOM Oct 22Jcpve IoiHvroy ba mat aimtlur mniiiH In 550145 feusst Stats ariiu itt Cuirl totrn II KM lu tolllury e Ullu un gjt and hal utrAd t In cawing off fit bolt from bc Iron door and bilal1 renjuyud lUiuiivi lieu wblcb inotuoifij Ib IMJU Th IIM or 4 ltC saw Uliil Citlur toils Had lit asIpel hliu IMimuufaciurtfii I Ilu psscil frwLlcli I bkl 14i tirNV l ffl a Patflit but Li it l tiJ Hi tools a purll u of liii tints fur a r dlfT rwul hUll tile u

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THE SUN THURSDAY OOTOBKRJ3 18DOV ti THEMES OF THE THEATRES ritu citAXOiu rrnica me rrsjur HAS IJltorrOll1 10 ova lrrBOrllUU rrf naanc of A mt JfMk a Nw Company BUM B w to b Nne ron la Uclodrama C1aae an Ca r jfew Tbe not hap Daacr Dead tI Arsvlvalot Aunt Jack before oltr play oers has brought to the Grand Opera nous a company strong enonsh to command highest praise and able to Bland comparison with the best of the comedy ontanltatlons that have occupied any metropolitan stage thllca on Tola troupa la the one selected br I B Taylor anil with the sanction of A M Falmor Aunt Jlok and A Man of the World form their enjoyable doable bllL Tho Madison Bquare cast Is recalled wit pleasure yet not UAI to the disadvantage ot Mr Taylors players expressed tho breezy spirit nho have capitally o lllld if 1 Iumbya farcical comedy Joseph B lUworth and Ffolllatt Facet head the oast tod each has won a deserved and hand tome recognition from the Grand audiences who are famously quick to reward merit Jllss Pleats Picture ot Aunt Jack la In bright and ilvld colors but not once overdrawn even at tl roost temptine moment Her per formance Is marked by core and thorough In UUiffenc and has the charm of spontaneity to crown It By all means Miss 1aset Is a valuable accession to the ranks of comodl Btnes Ur Haworths versatility Is well tested I br his work A the lively barrister and as tho cynical man of tho world Ills success Is not t b gainsaid Indeed 1 Is doubtful I ha hu ever before been oat so satisfactorily The company contains other competent and willknown actors all of whomlaro seen to ad vantage Charles W Bowser 1 a conspicuous Oeure In the drollery of Aunt Jack his Jut tict Jlurdle being a admirable bit of character work Both plays are prettily staged at the Grand Tbo tronpo ot Ullputlan actors wIt all the Brobduumagian aocessorieaare transferred to te Metropolitan Opera House where they tko on more than eve the appearance ot ordinary people viewed through a reversed telescope and their squeaky little voices I still greater deKr remind the listener of a Punch and Judy show In th cellarage That these little people a some I less and others In greater degree possessed of dramatic or moro cor rectly speaking mlmelio ability f not to bo denied bat whether I bo not safer to schedule them In the category ot quaint and curious rather than the artistic la a question which I each observer may decide for himself As a accidental In a dramatic composition a child often serves to Increase the harmony but many would object to the spectacle of children or apparent children enacting scenes In which enaUnl sanesl they must assume fullgrown virtues and vices too for the most uproarious laughter evoked by the miniature actors is drawn forth br their drunken scenes However these tiny comedians are well worth seeing Tha dlminn tiro boll known a Bolma Corner renewed her triumphs in tho rOlo of frtU nephew ot the automaton manufacturer She Is the most human of the lot for most ot thorn have the charaoturlEtlcally olflsu faces of dwarfs and her voice too has a moro natural timbre In a scone wbsre H tofter disowning his mother repents of the action Miss Corner proves her self capable of moBiltouchlnc pathos and really saves the whole drama The JVupll in roalr from leatlnica possibly unpleasant favor In the minds of Americans present This samo tiny mnds likewise displays genuine talent in her steadiness and quickness ot apprehension bringing out every DOlt In a cleancut and appreciative style Her pronunciation of the Uorman language Is nlngularly pure and pleas ing Fronz Ebert the smallest of the band raises shouts ot laughter by bis unctuous imi tations of dlgnlOoa intoxication Adolf Zlnk I the very i ersoniflcatlon ot a mischievous pixy and Johan Wolf affords much amuse ment by his rendering of a rubicund peasant full of beer and stolidity Much of the fun made bl these little people seems to hnvo a spoutaniety about it and on the other hand there Is at times a realization of the lat tat they are little more tau automata It is safe however to say that a Bight of them marks an event in the life of any child and I i becomes almost a duty to take the llttio ones to this ray extraordinary exhibition A couple of plays lon ago established are rovheii in the regular weekly changes at the two leading east side combination houses Bright burlesque is the order of the night at Jucobss Theatre while drama of the most reminiscent kind rules at the Peoples Old and familiar Evangellne has certainly lost none or Its original charm wflh age but on the contrary teems t gain In mellowness as the ear roll by At lout thU Is the verdict of Jacobsa audiences which have been amnlo la tao and ory demonstrative In their praise I The present cat is I a unusually good one having as its ohlet llgure In the Lone tiher nan tlmt quaint and widely liked comedian J mes 8 Mamtt who crated the role Lila alierna comely woman and a clear sweot vnlced slncer Impersonates the titular char acter of Hvangrlinf and a capital Uabriel Is found in Goraldlne McCann whose shapely fig ure and remarkably expressive features make her an immediate favorite Bernard J Ulley proves an effective if Banc and the other of the company are fully competent Home catchy refrains plenty of intricate marches by finely formed females and a almost endless variety of handsome costumes and scenery constitute other pleasing features of the re vival The 1eoploa bill I notable In that r brines forth for tho flrst time this season on the Bowery that popular actor Charles Ma Curlhyfts tat Howard In M One of the Brav est This actor and his drama or always st atr I awas lure of a warm welcomo hero Though no great amount of histrionic ability Is required of the cast the play is so replete with associa tions and memories dear to all who recall the al Volunteer tflre Department of olden das that it Las readily awakened the wildest enthusiasm of the People s large audiences The lire episode IB startllngly real A thrilling rescue by rope r and booic attachment is skilfully accomplished by redthlrted firemen and three maanlllcent white horses drae the Under and engine An excellent Quart of singers a skirt dance and other specialties are also interpolated to strengthen tho piece The movement in new plays In steady though outslilo of the city hero have been fewer novelties than might be looked for at IMS usually lively period In tho season Kato rotnim a sonbrette of long standing and one o frequently on city stages has recently lre her h the lon 01 a mY caled reprtor Find prouo a net jitl lcleh and un altogether new ore The author j Charles TDazey a Harvard graduate and 1 no means a novice as n playwright 111 wrt The Amerca lorlmel 0 XVoiIl Hnl 111 Inera 1 tar a o and a melodrama from his V1 For a Brothers Ufa was en at J I Tboatai abut IHD In Mlwlut P B com ly tb ril I a strong suggestion of till Ullss mot he just u there ban bano la Jltf out of ion Western drama wlthierolo lerle K u irtti orC since r MlUii wn wrlttrn I ortland JJe 11 boon the placu I Jfaurlcu IIIOrl I kil If rckIOI Tum le W W to liiive lu hew ork ICh em Monday night The piny will ontuy Illht Tlo I IY I Urn have meHvid MV U iircuaraturr Hnormaui in NIT England rlr wary bLlw 11 a mlrablB arire but a dlltifult I 1 ti viriiu I UIOln irr tho ulaybulliUr tUfMlt Ima d couioily called t hii puriha I CUII r cAled BrtiHl liif lliirirTyTfpr A doi b iur aj Utt te Thawanul laid In Kiw York among tlh J If011 nD1l u Iow of ariiiproroaUourl rU olrlli ili irogr ol I d ll crio trial l 8 1ruf orli H 1 M also the

IOUIJM a7ti or1 10 By Ib1OI B lalluier wlikli SiWl 101 II i ipNft r rC0llufl 1 Oi t I I a lubie trill wfin ArJilbulil Our r A hry lltii lx rif Iauniluroy I J CI I 11 t I orulunor but I unfuror 1 it Ill1 hil uanitt nut traui m ii ii r iirr I UIIHr hl 11 t f I lmf r 1 rIIIUc I il1 H v l ulum r U t RUlt t o 1 11 J IIUI I h IJlhlnllllUUJt rIo IOJ M I I 1 Ih lot I I IIIIhll I I II 1 1 t 111 1 0 J IIQ u t 1 u II III I I IufWr itfililffl h ir Ml iH lb1 j MifilV I 1IlUIU CUMI tIH1f I Sii4 t I i cjiiatM iuuu rri IIM ly I 1 1 1 I Jf t tll Ul a 1111 n JUII a 14 Jji n U a r Sih f uTk b It D w I r ft iiKWA11 f JI Ml TI r I Jiu I HiiiL JI Irl uau I 1 I lfl I Wl Mr i wlII K 1 1 Af vt w h 1 I 1 11 I 1cJ f W I rM r I vn ll rili t I rliliitiy ltW I J lt MIuTeVl WUtl IUi Uj hl C tV I INUr f ti baJntvu J UM LTlf 1 I W t iTlu 1IU r1 I JV3S tl I uvi tUfhiiloii JoW I l n lRXta r l l l i U i ul E MIV l b aU i ruil lo l lionjlkUl iw f I 1 J 1 11 lu i imiriipniX I 1i I I l V lu Ild w lf uiiov Y 111 u II ta 111 fu I u 11 4 1ullj u 11 I II 1 I 7 l u Vo AIr 1 11 l 1 j1 1 to I r I I I fwL I I f th t1 r I tIII 1 H 1 lr rUI I IIjI J 4 u IS 0 J 1r I rt ll Ia J uW IIua IJu r t 1 i HII 1a 1 1 nIJII81 tI Dad U WIl w I W larlty It all the dranu now In prqo of eon al dm traction shall I n t t th footllghte JUUga tlon U not likely thlotlc long a th aotnal pauntabl prtxassra are not Infringed patntbll rllt a 10t atua Th devlo 1ft twenty years old at least tn TbnburaiowuMdln Th Limited I eaet almost I efreotlven a dramatic Inrldont I th OD so thrllllngly employed In Illu JeaaT Hut there I is Jmjportant difference that The Limited t Mal buu aawcannot even cut flutter while Blue Termss aw jyoujd very easily and neatly divide Mr Bob 1111 llardlflt bad a fair elianoe Th butts aw nt the Fourteenth Btreet II I the real machinery l11 and It It adeal njore expensive than the painted one used at the Windsor yet the audiences at both theatres ar arpuid to enthusiasm A nearer approachtotho qtnnlno thing In tho Windsor1 play is th limited mall Itself whleh Is I n closer copy of a train of ears than the New Iprk stag haa ovr before seen 1 he picture ot th cut through tie mountains with the real telegraph olra tbe water tank and the flagman1 hut Is I remarkably true to nature falIn hut tre I the literary quality nnd construotheeUment of Mr rucen play I wore a strong RI are till rmllims The Limited Mal would hnvo a KOOdoTalm upon criticaTcolislderntionr Every liberal mind concedes that tho church and the stag ar beingdrawn clover and closer together day hI dny But It has remained for London to supply an Instance of th actual union ot tho theatre and tho pulpit A few I days ago thl pretty SI IRS utmmons daughter ot clergyman took to hersMf for hutband tbe R ev Edward Btarkle Bhuttleworth a Chenhlro rotor A quiet cernmuuy was followoil by n decorous merrymaking and perhaps the event ni would never have ben known outside of Cheshire but for ono lat Miss Hmmons In to the stags the graceful pretty and promising Angola Curlmore Hho has appeared In many of the London theatres and made her Ameri companies can debut last Beasonvwith mae thd English Badle Martinet Is going to dana a fandango In Dr Bill next week so naturally It IR emphanlzed as n nOel But the dancer who ttrflt revived tho popularity of the KnanlHh fan dango on tho American stone passed away only last week under tho mot painful circum stances She was Katie Hart tl pretty little BOubrotto whose sudden death nt n westMile resort shocked all who knew her Kate Hart was bred In the vaudevilles and for ten years she danced Rod sang In tho bent ot tho variety theatres nor crowning achievements made on those boards was when she combined dia lect comedy with supple and graceful dancing Blx years ago she rescued the fandango from a long oblivion and for two or thrco years thereafter i was her distinctive and most val uable triumph Bale Martlnot must put Into lior fandango when sho undertakes It In Dr Bill all the spirit of Andalusia Itself before lb can efface tho memory ot Katie llarts Bpanlsh dancing In Chicago where Sunday theatricals wore frowned upon if not entirely abolished by tho best houses only a few years RIO tne Babbath Is now the greatest showgolng night of the week Only ono theatre was In darkness last Sunday evening All the others found troupes willing to piny and at least a dozen theatres turned pooplo away in droves on Sunday The progress of Chicagos playgoers might well supply a text to Mow York preachers In the oldtime days ot tho theatre there was at Bait Lake City a stock company composed of Mormons Theatricals were encouraged by the Church Many a star travelling alone over I the country tarried with tho Mormon brethren a tlmo and supportodby tho stock company played his repertory The veteran C W Coul dock Is among this number When the lay of largo travelling companies arrived tho car waasbeUeil and only appeared from UH hid ing placo at the times of the spring and full Moron conference reaping rnl har vest ot shekels the visitors would leave behind Huoh a company still remains But its member now are business men and society women They do not pose as amateurs but probably should com under that bead Twice a year they como from the walks ot privato life and appear In thn light of professional players They are ambitious and this year thev brought Couldock all the way from New York to play lJ ton Kirke In Hazel Kirke The old man would not have come bad It not been for the fact that biB daughter Eliza lies burled In the eemetery there The Hazel Kirke engagement of tho Home Dramatic Club was a notable one In spired by his presence and hla wlso advice PLANII roa TBE CHICAGO XAIR ILANl FOi CZCGO Un UeetlBtc In thl City of the Joint Commit tee on Jpr lan Exhibit The Foreign Committee ot the Worlds Columbian lumbian Committee and tbo Forelen Commit tee ot the Worlds Columbian Exposition Com mittee met at tho Gllsey House yesterday af ternoon Tho former Is the committee ap pointed by the committee which was appoint ed by Congress to run the Words Fair in 93 and tho latter is the committee appointed by tbo Chicago Incorporated Committee The Congress Committees eommlttee woro tho boats tho Chicago men were guests but very important ones as they control the money Just beforo the meeting was called Chaunoey 1 Depew the Chairman of tho Congress Com mittee telephoned that be could not be pres ent ExGov Waller of Connecticut presided Of the Congress Committee A A Wilson of Washington 0 H Way ot Georgia M H Lane of Michigan D B Penn of Louisiana and George V Massey of Delaware wore present T W Baker Chairman of the Chicago Commit tee 1 A Ryerson J W Ellsworth and T J Lefers were also present The meeting was held with closed door The Chicago men reported that they bad employed agents in Japan and China and they were arranging for a larger display from those countries than bad over before been seen outside of the countries themslvs They asked tat the Congress Committee confirm the appointments and it was done The plan for exhibits from Bouth America which B proposed by William E Curtis of the Btate Department some time ago was discussed but It waa not adopted Mr Curtis was present He had a letter from Secretary Elaine In which tho Secretary urged that Bonth American exhibits be carefully looked after Prof Cyrus Adler of tbo Johns Hopkins Uni versity bod a scheme for getting oriental ex hibits I consisted principally of two ear work In Turkey and Egypt gathering up queer things and a lot of natives who should exhibit IDle habit nnd customs for the delight of Americans The Professors plan pleased the committees and Its author a Instructed to 0 ahead and carry I out Charles Abel of Ki ttsburgb wanted to go to Bouth America to get exhibits Ills application will b consider ed There wee twenty other applications for similar places In other countries Mr Way proposed that oil appointed be left to a sub committee and Messrs Baker ot Chicago and Massy or Delaware were appointed such acoui mIUI One or two other subcommittees wore up pointed to consider las submitted nnd then the committee adjourned until U oclock to day Bwratary Mansy of the Ooncrss Com mlttoo ale that there would probably b tour ucaglona ot the jolutcommltteo In this city conNELL lINUHlI6Ur Anolbcr Gift of BSOOOOO from Henry W Hm tlmw Department of Iblloiopby ITIUCU Oct 2At tbe meeting of Cornel Uuhr lty trustees today Henry W Bag hi previous gift of tcnooo added 1200000 to Itt 61000 for the 6tubllihuiont of I Department ol 1hll osoplir Mr alloa gift to tho unhcrsliy now Btfurcgal 101 than I million dollar Tbo Iraildeuls leport nhowcd lUH ktudunta In actual attendance un Inorouno over any pi vlou ear Th TruaiururV report khowed an vudciwuient of ubunt fiOUOUOO aud un uuuual luooinufovfrf l WOOOO Tm Mlirnrlitni leoort buI l oror 100000 the library Th r library bound volulu Ibrar JI I lrlr ImllJIiitf b iMlri JIat lrlng Tli 11 r wi chemical laboratory vm fonuully Q III lewd r ltl Al IrlI1 lOI tl h 01 ir 1 c I r1111 Wk 811 l H JI 11 1lallllt dII 114 I IItOII J I 1 I 1110D JIr a OIIIIO1 c I or 1 I 11 rl 11 D II tIMIIfII Allr cl r SI CIfIo 0111 llW JIIIOI II r ltt I 111 111 Wu 0 t Iii 111 W Ia 11 I tu I 111 Ir H 101 IIrl A llrrlllll kIIWr tt Ilr jI 11 1 IIII J Ia i 1141 II J 1Ilry Ittl I 1 4 UlllaU 1 H t tur e t M Al Uymu ka tiiouvbl ull lu lit Nui riii Court for IU I IfVAKI Hi UIJ f If II Jillltt II kVi h f Hbll HII pnJpi li WM Mua IlUliUtl la 111 al 1 Uu I rkr f II I Ibuii 1 WM hfiin ti tlr MiT IU Ju M It CIII i t li Jlt ifc I i u Jrl M ll u r iu u Uiiii H alU ira llHyoA f1 I 111 i ff My f I I Aydluiriuik but WItt Iru JUI I I UrVlrtiii t rr nfl I trlilil L 1t lT f miunt J lit fill HU 7ucuiy 4 tu nuMMiruiK lr Jl f U u Iliol I Umrrtft Ml JtO hi tIJ k IUD MM tint It I Il II 1Lu i 4too for b atll1 h J 10 a e fhH ud Iliot ui c IU wlU iu wllrr luvui r talk I 1aul l ui Iul I N u 1 1 AM cq U 1 UJI I I M Your Most Dangerous Foo Areyensteepleut Da you put rtitleu waketnl nljhu I Da you tell from deio tide with Weary fceivy ejcuand brain which tm with IbonfhU In reitleis aellrlijr until year nervei palBltait and throb like Ibe llrlnri ot a timely lUunt lailrument iwipt tytb nntn ef a madman t Tbin be waratd In I time Madneca Mtarea Ton In the face HJLEKriE8BNKNH IH HIUPIT A XtAPII JLUM nOAD TU TUB INHANEA8T Yon and tbooiaodi lb yon rnih bllndlron to tbe awful U e ot Iniantly lotttnlnt ot the brain ibat teriil bun paralr l Idiocy to wllhoat knowlnf or reallzlDK tlie tearful conieqniaeea Mm allow care anility or tmilneii tronbln to drive ileip from thitr eyeUda wblle women wltbun liningnervti anil eicltablt tempiramenta put bonrs vpon hour iaeh nUbt In ileepleu reitleu mli ry No Brcater calamity can befall you than to bcom Ieple Hle p I noro e ar than ood and you f have I or rae deadly connnqaencea Wbat wonder that there ar 10 many lhattired ntrtei trt bralna and clibllluted boillea 1 wbin we conil Jer the iboniandi upon tboniandi who pan lieip Itu or dliturlxd oljhu and rlie morulnct leellna IndeBcrlbahlr mleernble tfrnnard oat carcel able to face the dayi work Wbat wonder that to many rlia mornlnri from their bd wher they have lain with weary lldi and ileiplen eye a lurfrom iide to tide or limply catchlnir ihort aora frtiblnc nape Ailed with dreams feellnc bcaTr Beaded Irritable with pale lacef haaiRard look dal and henvarrlaiteU ere and ro about their dally employment with tired llmbi exhauited anemic ucrTelc and b llonle AM KOV VALUE YOUR LIFE AND HEALTH 110 NOT US P OPIATEH 1 li I maddest folly to fiy to tbe uje of opium mor phine or chloral Ther limply itupetj and paralm the bra and do not produce that natural and retraining eleep which lh tired and exbanited brain and nirvei tnuit have tn order to repair Ibo waite ot tluue There I one ure war to cure Iceplex ne and tbat li by the me ot Dr Oreenee Mervura the creat brain and uerve InrUiorator Tbls 1 wonderful remedy U Nalureiown ileep producer and tl I perfectly barmlew txlnc made from par vegetable medlclaei freih from tb lap ot Mature I mar be given to In fanti children or the moit delicate Invalid without lear It othe calm 1 and quiet the weak ened Irritable and overwroucht nerve producing perfect repoe and refreshing tart Bleep t at the aame time It bald 01 aDd tonei up the bole nervei and vlvei renewed life trenirtb TltaJlty and vlcor to tbe lyitcm Uult you who ar ileepleu 1112 CONVINCED OF ITS WONDEKFtJI POWEH I can cheerfully recommend Dr Greene Nervnra aa belnr a good remedr for nleeplenc Havlnff been troubled tn tbu way tor three year and objecting erloullj to oplatea 1 have ned llr Oreenea Nervara with creat beat I have alio reoom mended the Nervura to many of my triendia who have been mucu pineflted by lu uie UltS a It DILXs II UnionIL Concord N n rord NOTEDJ Greene of 35 Wcit Hth t New York tbe iucee iful epeclalljt In tbe cure of nervooi and chronic dlieaiea a b coniulted free ot charie pr tonally or by letter PARLOR PIECES JVKVIH HAVK tvn HAIJ KITH A HIM ll r NIVKU WAtt ICII VAIUli owKnrit llr 1 t I II I terfalu I Llcb Mil uu lbl I IAMMtU MIllTKnlulbMtwi 1 Usulirulrvr lu UIIII l 11 I rIL l i 1 10 W f IK I I tl7 IIIKillil L w tJIV i um II A I U 1 M Will U III l It U NI IU I tMm tl UAIIIM IL r I Iw jj J lit tait I KNI U V I fVOHU TAUltM C I 41 I UN W AWII UUtlt 1AUMM HlJU tit I Me t IAMINKTM In e iaUur WaMali I I a11 nn Mi I 6I UI M Hue t tu t Nh UVMU f1 HI U Hi US I 1 1 Kl fM 1 C BRUNER MOORE GO I 41 VO 4fi 1MV B flTII HT J Slw D AT t ALL IS DOITS VAMSHEll BO DID nis rnovnrr irincn inn In ll nAILI Ir Trfirnnl Vifrtunn t TJrooWyrt Bttyt Bl irvti An irllrrr In rttu r nnn UtttU Hi llriil In rl jlrOuyaml IMMnmn and OH fiiml r 1 I iml tnt Cnlnrrlt that XI llml biifftcmi irlttt fr lHohl Vrar Mr Rdwtril C I lnnun HTM l I3fl Ro Mlnr Str t nrontlrn r P II tiotuAiinlth I and Uw lknowm II th I ulli1tnv tin I tell A Ttrjr int rttilnff storr bout Mm eir unit wh hu ttoiibra vittilihM ft to tbe biiitroi c ran phMicUni In lii iprtunelilsn ohIIIO I itldti lat Hnr mork In tbem until feft tttuck llioriLtui nhrr l ltl lltrt ULtntorf I l Mi PnWAnD COR1UN ten Itofbllnit it Brootlrn I D h II rrom Clarh rr a lb run han Irloleloy rnc11 Inl 00011 1 nnt on rlr bI 1 a I I S pt coal1 roNln or moeu In Ibrot ad borp Iln oull don mr m ad would rol rrom 11 or lb bd 10 In Ir tl or r 10 1 1r InIIO no naiL I wlid art tho mornlu lh a tlr lalUt rUnr and bod I od wi I I woul nlr a er to 0 10 m k I ul r1 hmod r myolr bk aU th 1 I III WI Ir a gm 1 I lg r kn 4 drpln I 1 Ihroa bu 0Irl ib 1 Ifp oU 01 nlhL and ol In Ih mornlnR lke an mo I wo bror I n holoyr t doclor 11110 r orl n I 1b Ir l t r 1 rtIlh rf h thr onr IDrormnlnl In r aro to tb lmolth wi Ir oc nnlr CATAnll CUUS COlSUMPXXON Won pooOI irlili a ilsltontn conitllntton hu at n doc to cAinrh nr roniumptton whether thu 0 denor U Inhtrltel or refillti Irnm 10UOI cold euiltrHt nollceuliU lliat tliat t ritanlnvarlkblr loiei Itth and JOIMitrenicth 1 htio lntf that the nutrition r iDterfend with In loch ft caiethe uTf rer should at one b ptaee4 nmUr InHneiifn lint will rtitore the Jfftctlte nntri lon and lend la lnUor f llm cnnitltutlnn 11 li la ne mneinberrd ihitln every caie the prellno ot catarrh li nu evlilrnce or i redlipuiltlon l lo coniump tlon an no mMIrr linw I nHilit the lrao may uf bold be tiemed with the crralrit care anil the treat ment hUt ihnnlil 1aporod be cnntlnned until ail trace or the catarrti tCoprbl Dr McCoy and Wlldmui DOCTORS McCOY and WilDMAN Offices G EAST 42D ST NEW YORK CITY ar Grand Central Depot BROAIYWA Y Cor 14TH ST N Y City Ilomeitlo Kewlnr Machine Bundluc I 187 MONTAGUE ST UROOKIiYJf Oppollt Academy of Unilo Tfhtre all rnraMe dleairi are treated with laeceo Specialise Catarrh all throat and cheit diteawa all nervoui dlseaFea otironle dheanrv a J you live at a dlitance write ror a tymptom blank Adilrcii all mall to S hast H omcehoureBtoll X M a lo 4 r I 7 t II I tally Sunday toll AM and 21 4 1 X POOR FOOLISH MEN 1 WolffslCMEBIacking A f if MJ M U44 M H tl fa Ma4au Yifut IM Twa llw 4 MUM uA lluit It t ut eV IUWIXIMI 4 xrro OTDIU uonvwaua OM 11 U Bl arlen 1a t r vtF nsl III Other In Ow fc Com KINOSTOH Oct 2lFnlly 8000 straneera from the Hudnon Hirer counties gathered here today to witness the unveiling and dedication ot the monument to the coldlorn and sixllor ot Ulster county Then wa an Imposing civil and military parade a eoore or mora of lslt Ing Grand Army posts separate compa nies of Btato mllltla from NnwburshPouEh kcepslo and Catsklll being In lino CoL John McEntee ot this city w Marshal The thor oughfares along tho lino ot march wore thronged and public and private buildings wnro profusely decorated Tho procession started nt a 1 H and marched for two boun Immediately after the pa rade tho dedication exercises tool place I B Mlmtl4 I fl 71 d 07 t 7 In front of th Olty Hnll whore on a com manding slto the monument Rtando At least 12000 persons witnessed its unvelllna umld cheers music and tho booming nt cnn non After tho committee had formally presented sented tho monument to tbo county nn ora tion was delivered by Gen George I Sharpo who Kfuo the monumnnt Into the cuntody of the city authorities and Mavor John E Kraft accepted the charge on behalf of the municipal authorities In brief nddrcos Addre es wore then made by Gan W G Voaroy of Vermont CommanderlnChlef of tho G A 1 and CoL Floyd Olarkson Department Commander ot New York State Tonight camp fires reunions and banquets In honor of the days event a Inprogress GnERNwicn Oct 22 Business was practically cally suspended In this placn today and oar nno wan present at the dedication of tho Hoi dlers and sailors monument Tho Grand Army postn fnim all over Falrflqld county worn present with full ranks and tnont of the prominent men of the State attended the ded icatory exercises Tho monument wan com pleted two weeks ago and cost about 110000 SGOOO of which was given by tho tow tho remainder wan raised by subscription Among thn chief donors wore President L H Johnson ol tho Edison Electric Light Company of how York city whoso rosl dcnoo Is here The monument stands In tbe blRhost part ot the tow and can be Been for miles around A street parade was held in tbe mornlnir In which all the Grand Amy post and many of the civic organizations or tne may county participated In tho afternoon the ex ercises of dedication tool place President Johnson proiented the monument t the Grand Army and It was accepted by CoL H W H Doc Gen Joseph I Ilawloy of Hartford de livered the oration The exercises were witnessed lyerd orton nessed by an Immense multitude Including nesse prominent New York business men whose residences are here WEarBim VXION AND ITS opcsATona Friction Uetweea the Company and the New nrotherhood la Chicago CHICAGO Oct 22A morning paper fays Discontent and murmuring prevail In the loa offices of the Western Union Telegraph Company Tho officials have undertaken to nip In tbe bud tho growing Influence of Chicago No1 Brotherhood of cago Lodge Drthorhod Telegraph ers which a organized In this city several week ago and has been initiating fifty t seventylive men at every mooting I is said that in order to dlscourago tho Brotherhood sentiment tho company has discharged several eadersof the movement The only percepti ble effects of tho discharges are a greater accrecy In the working ol the Brotherhood and a considerable amount of indignation among the operators No strike Is contemplated The strength of th local lodge does not now ron rexvnt over 275 men ren According to a fee rot circular given out to operators on Hupt 1 the Brotherhood of Tel ouraih rH Is a secret benotlclal protective or ganization composed of railway and uommer iIal telfgranh operators UN object being an improvedcondition of affairs lu tbe prolexslon Tu constitution says the circular IH about tbesaniH as that of the llrothaihood of 1SH3 rxoriit tlmt tho organlzntluu Is afllllatod with the 1 eiloratod Hallway KmjiloyeeH Instead of the Knight of Labor To the railroad operator oler ator thlH federation Is of vast advantage Inat uiuib n I tbo support of llm railway opvrator U neOMary t you and everything thut etrnulb msib m helps you Tho uiivluUH lutoutlon of the now Brother hood IH I lo oiimnlzii railroad operators 1 a to prevent thulr coming lo till strikerx pluces ai thxy did In IHWl Aalgnitliiiut siateinent of thn circular Is that Ilin lliolLurhoud itllumm hearty lOOjiurallon of all the faithful of a IliVUltCK AMI UAUAOKH A W Hutiimail MM III Wlf d Her AIIKd rurawuur IlmuJToWI N Y Oct yiVAum H alr a young liattcr llrlnu heru Ugun an action this morilng vualnvt 111 wlf f Ur AID Utility for an abnoluis dlvorc on ktatulory ground Mi H uIrUuu uncommonly bun l MJin MomnnM YIII uu und II I thoduugh trof f Mr llowanl A Wagonwuker ul WurU oro iwilv wllo bl Tw ji I lr liac lxn uiairfvl about four tear Jltty ll no 4hllJicu Tbu cvllldnt li I Ur Jolm A JlueU u IOUIIK uumunliii phrhlup uf Oils tlly 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thl Mcroer street police sta tion U I a little court enclosed by a high brick wall Lofty tenement buildings stand about and from their upper windows tho court la plainly visible All day yesterday these win dows and tho landless of tho flro escapes were from time to time filled with women and chil dren taring down Into the court They warn looking at an object which lay I thero from 1 oclock yesterday morning until after sun down Remarks passed from window to win dow sometimes humorous sometimes sympa thetic Every now and then a policeman would como out of the rear door of thl station house glance at the object ot so much Interest to tho neighbors and go In again It was the body of a woman lying upon a tom and soiled canvas stretcher The small feet covered with low shoos pointed straight upward Over tbo body was thrown an old dilapidated policemans overcoat Early In tho morning the toco woa uueovored It was a young face and not homely Tho cheeks wore still full and tho manner of death caused the color to remain In them Tbe eros were closed and about the white forehead short brown hair curled Tho faco wore a silently scornful ex pression as though tbo sleeper were mocking somebody In her ilreami But tho face bore a stamp of sin Inilellhle and Ineffaceable At first tho neighbors bollood that she wan sleeping there recovering from the effects ot Intoxication Later In the morning an ofllcor oamo out and snw tho sun shining straight upon that motionless face lie picked up a soiled newspaper from tho ground and laid It over the head Then tbo nnlabbors called to o h other It Is a dead woman It wn tho body ot Kmuia Weeks dead In her 10th year Ube It wan whom n policeman found in the mibcollar of thn now building nt 229 Woostor street Tuesday nlalit ut 11 oclock She had fallen the thirty feet from the sidewalk and had fractured her skull und broken her nook Tbo circumstances woro carefully investigated ant It was generally nirrooU that death wan accidental William G Murphy whom tho onicer saw with the woman when she suddenly disappeared and who wan arrested as a witness said that when bo got down from wagon to light his ulpo a drunken vouuc woman sitting on the Iron railing 01 280 Woostor street overhanging tho Sf cellar Raid to him Do you know whore Tote Is Bo was just telling her that ho was a stranger thero when she lost her balance and before he could catoh her foil headlong Into the deop hole Tbo woman WAS 0110 of tbo Inmates ot the houf o with the iron railing and was lu the habit of coming out sometimes In tho etonluca and colngln to see 1eto who Is employed about the now building LRto yosterda nftomoon Deputy Coroner Philip Donlin lookod at the body In tho eonrt Tbe pollcllnen toht him that nobody hnd been lu to Inaulre about tho woman nobody know her and nobody cared for her Bo tho Coroner after another glance at the fnoo with the slight pncor upon it ordered the body to bo taken to tho Morgue Murphy will probably be re leased ai soon as the autopsy Is ovor No ono will answer the bell at 23U Woostor strait whoio tho dead woman Ihod JOHNNY ItOPK JS A IRFE MAN I 1 He Wa Implicated In the Manhattan Hank I ICobbarr and Ha lleen lardoncd 1 Bank Rob or Johnny liopo the eon of Bank Bobber Jimmy Hope left Sine Bine prison yesterday morning on a pardon Detective Illokoy ot the Central Office handed Warden Brush tho papers early in the moraine Tho official paper signed by Gov Hill was In the form of a commutation shortening Dopes term by ten years ten months and ten days Hope was or protended to bo much surprised Preparations woro made at once to loavo the prison and In loss than an hour ho had reached tho prison portals whore bo was met by his brother Harry Hope and his brotnerlnlnw 1otor CofToo Ho received from the prison olllcials 20 and a ticket for New YorE and at 1026 oclock tho paity left on tho Croton lucul train for Now York Hope liko the recently pardoned Michael Gorman was a general favorite with both the jirlsoners and olllcors nf tho institution and all wore glad of his good fortune Ha was em ployed as a cook In the hospital kitchen It is said that when Jimmy llopo returned tbe stolon bonds to tho Manhattan Bank he made tho liberty of his son tbe prize Ever since Jimmy Hope was brought homo from Califor nia negotiations have been in progress to se cure Johnnys rclonse It Is understood that tbo failure to hold Jimmy here led the Manhat tan Bank people to accept his torms and that tbe release of Johnny from Hlng Ulng prison today Is the result Johnny Hup says ho in tends to go Houth and work au his fathers cattle ranch Johnny Hope alias Wataon Si years old He was born In this country lie becan his criminal career as a pickpocket and was llrat arrested for that offence In 1H77 Onleb 18 1H7S he was arrested for being Implicated in the robbery of tho Manhattan Savings Bank on Oat 71878 and was convicted on June 12 1871 He annealed and remained In tho Tombs until lob 31BH1 whoa bit was taken to Hire Bine Others Implicated with him were Patrick Bhetelln the watchman of the hank Wlllinm Kelly Jimmy Hope Abe Coak ley roter Emerson alias llamo Pet John Nugent the expollcomau and Eddie Gearing alias Eddie Goodie The Manhattan Bank was robbed of 2747700 securities of which 2600700 worth were registered the name of the institution and were not negotiable I1G8UOO wore payable to tho bank and 173000 wore in coupon bonds and 11000 in cash The United Btates Government and the Btato Legislature camo to the rescue of the bank and ordered new bonds to be Issued reducing the loss from nearly J300000u to lues than 20000 LOTTERY MATTER nr 1CXPRESS Other Companies Not JTIkelr to Follow the Example of the United Htat The United States Express Company has ordered Its agents not to receive or carry tickets or slips of tile Louisiana Lottery Asso ciation or money intended for tbe purohasojof tickets any lottery Tha other express com panies are not likely to Issue such an order and are inclined to think that President Plaits order will fall In Us purpose The Adams Ex pressCompany has handled more lottery pack ugos than uny otbor company because It con trol tho Southern Express Company President John Hoey of the Adams suld es terday 1 do not know what position wo can tako In n matter of thin sort If there are lot tery packueuH offered to us by theexpioss company that occupies New Orleans that is the Southern hateno rluht losusiect that they contain lottery tickets Ac mid whatuer they delhor to us U U our duly to receive and forward lliu sumn as we itould uny other iiiieUaiM Kith thii alun ruurled unon It and no Indication upon Hi outildo of It that would ulv ua the opportunity to know wfmt It con tains other than from the III lie so marked Another thing toe uonmdurud Is that I Mr Dauphin who Ur i oitoJ to bo nt the htudof tint IotiUliina lottery IH u naneciablo mr client In New Orleanu In tho kugar buxlness uud Mirlous olhur untarprlscs mid II I pa umi IM oilorei lo ux dlrucicil 10 him or to uny of thw mivoral bank In fiew OrlouDU I hut aro ninriittixl to some eitent 111 eLlw Ill lull liunlnnsit now ion Him i AIIUIJ llmtifioox pro company UuilUcrliMlnatu IK what J I U taiy lu iueitw ll loHtr much Ihl CUIII puny may H ilUpo o inurully toward turrr Ing out 111 wuli ot In t uvTiiiuiiit In op lioulng I tbu lotiory Ny tuj In tUv LuliOl tililioll lu mnllrcau b 11I1 aiU ii llilil I wu WIll1 i ut lv up i cauii vuryiu n 10 duulura llm oouUnUof ulapiiijkiiui wuui111 1 JIIU Uio iniiiir Piiokuuv 1I lliit U luruUKli UN whkll 1IIlt 1lIIJlfllUilil iiro rohlbjtd liy niiili uuil I awI noiloult Mr C Il If fin I wr aWHia of lljna t would clulni iL t ilvlill uiulu und ant fi n tinu pi Ibo rai kuitt uaii not 1 know anrtli uif about inIr conunl uud MI not s I4 t i to KUOW ollmr Iliaxn whuiu u fuiitu VII lu I d ilari i imd Uru w roiu In for our own prolidlou lo Iciiuw that u full tuluuilui it 1 IIU v U J NutiinHf u Ike UU 11111 uilo Hur tuni h u JaJuu lfhll X4 liiJttr IIIlr u tun wild lliu I 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Xlarold Clemen Under Arreat for Com plicity In the Mlitalre Fatlnre EnrooEToRT Get 22 Harold Clemens who was arrested by Detective McSaucht ou Satur day charged with comrjllclty in the great Sls talro failure for a million and a half is a prisoner In his own house In Fairfield a suburb of thin city Mr Clemonss bouse stands on the Mill Plain road He Intended to use tbe place as a summer residence only but soon after Its completion the embarrassments which have finally welched him down made It advisable for him to make Falrflold his permanent home It is this luxurious homo which slnao Saturday has sened as a prison for its proprietor who on that day was placed In charge of Sheriff Plko while habeas corpus proceedings could be com menced In favor of the prisoner With a retlnu of servants to do his bidding and the Sheriffs keeper for company Mr Clemens la as happy as possible under the circumstances There Is no ono however who takes more solid comfort oer tho situation than CapL Bill Hayes whom Sheriff Plko bos placed lu charge ot tho prisoner To usehlsownexproBslonCapt Bill bos been living like a fighting cook since Clemens was placed In bis care Mr Clemens furnishes him with a liberal supply of good things from the larder and rear collar and consequently th Captain is supremely hanpy and does not distrust his prisoner by overattentlon Mr Clemens Is shy ot newspaper men and consequently Is always out to reporters Mr Clemens said last night that her husband was confined by illness to hla room buttho seemed anxious to say a word in bis defence Her dark eyes Hashed angrily when sho spoke ot tho persons who bad caused him to be placed in his present predicament She said The reports published In th Now York papors concerning my husband troubles greatlymlsreprodnlad tho case and thorn porters must have drawn ou their iinncinutlon to write such stories My husband does not wish to make uny statement tor the papers at this stage of the proceedings butleminot refrain from sayluu ou my own lexponslblllty that h does not fear tho result Ills arrest WIIH surely u great surprise to UK all but he will urovo his Tanooune at tb proper tlmo HU arrent was caused by partlcx who were actuated solely by malice and tho affair as It has gonu out to th world places us In a very falao position Them U a report that Mr Ulanins Is making an effort to oululr oscupa but It In untrue It IH thn Iftt thing my husband would ililnk of doing Ills reortrd In New York might to 01 n tinea Detective McNanght that he would only e toiinnxloiiN to piot hla Inno enc el Mo Suuuht l ho rliu about hero us If hi thought my liuiband would tnLu wlnus und fly awny I would rv much like to explain Ihn whole matter fur publication but our ounaul liua nil isnd uu uy uothlng and I suppose he At Ilia J airfield depot r iardti while wall I UK fur a train DotcUUu McKiiuuht tald In a pcrpjtavd way Mr Oliiinns s counsel a k d for time to eonunonca Imlxtas ciirpuu i ro uelliigs when I plitcitil him under arrofct on Hniunlar last und l ther l0k no ktps In Iliui dlicctlou niiili foduv Thn i p r aie not lelurnnfil tn tbu Niii rlor four until Irldair inurnliig and I am iiowcpiup toninnJ tak ami wait uu ill llml tlni I hud joi J loact iently with llimen In iliU affair hut If I iluiiov r iiny inoiikir woik on III puil JII Ukililm lu faw York If I buto to fairy Mm ihur rats caABQKs AGAINST jaarroir U Hay n Mean to Ire T thai Taaj Ar Fal a Abur4 Joseph A Brltlon If th TlePr ildont aiut chief tCont ot the Society for tho Enforce ment of tho t rlmlnal Law Ills headaiinrters area 150 Nn nit street The society In a m paratlttly tie v concern snmew hat In the im luroof a ilvnlti nih ny omtocka organ ration llrltton was n soclntcd with Com stock for fourteen year before ho pet up for himself Tits rvKNiNo BUN has recently imestluated the methods pursued by Britten and hit conn of detectives Tbe charges against hlineul mlnated yesterday In a detailed statement ot tbt evidence In which William Mm tin ol 111 Maillson street formerly a special agent of tbo Koclety told hla experience under llrltton Martin resigned his position last Monday Ho says that ho was employed by llrltton about four months aito and was assigned to collect evidence against policy shops This Mr Mar tin says ha did thoroughly but Brltton never prostouted the cases When Martin asked Brltton why tho cases woro not pushed Brltton replied that tho men woro fixed and would not bo touched unless Comstock should raid them Following Is a part ot Martin statement There are 8000 paloons In this city he paid to mo ono day and If wo can got EOOO ot them to donate 10 ouch a month to carry on thn work of tho society wo will do very well All I want Is to break thn licenses ul six of them and then I will hate the whole gang lust whor 1 want them I have two Excise Com missioners and two Police Cotnnilssiouejx with me who are tn sharo In what I get I never made any collections myself an tills Is done by Jacob Khlpsey a broker nt 52 Bowery Ho collects from tbo gambling houses aud policy nuons and a man of the untue of Johnson who used to be a keeper at the Tombs collects from the saloon Koepurs Sometimes Brllton him self collects Chief Agent Brltton said yostciday Martin was employed ly mo at tho renuost of Senator Ahoarn who said that Martin had been for four years a sealer ot noluhtn and measures and that Mayor Grant hncl discharged him bo cause ho hod attempted blackmail Tbo Bena tnrtold mo that lie was morally certain that Martin was Innocent and that ha would vouch for him as a sober honest und faithful mun Beuator Atlantas letter recommending Martin was shown to th reporter Mion Martins tln t statnmont was published Brittou wrote to Senator Abearn Informing him of tho action ot Ills nrotuBi and yesterday afternoon Brltton received a letter from the Henator expiess Ing surprise and promising to look into tho matter Now continued Britton what nn ass I should be If I were a scoundrel and a black mailer to take Into my confidence a friend of Senator Ahtarn who Is a member of the In vestigating committee What little truth there Is In Martins statement U so garbled as to cue a false Impression Most of bis state ments are Infamous lies In several of the coses reported by Martin as to which h charged that nolhlncwas being done Britton said they were lioforo tho Excise Board and set down for trial on Nov 6 The Johnson referred to Brltton iald was tho Warden of the Tombs who allowed the mur derer Sbarkey to escape Bhlpsey had onco been a dealer In lottery tickets Neither hod eor hnd any connection n 1th thoHocieiy My books are open said Brltton to any newspaper men who want to Investigate tho work of this offlce My bitterest enemies never call me a fool and the Idea that I would try to blackmail 0000 people Is ridiculous Britton says he doesnt like to flcht a news paper but that the President of the society has told him he must either fight now or re sign Bo h says lie will uo THE EVKNINO SUN for 16000 damages lOAO IS KOT A A Coroner1 Jury Find That John Nelson Accidentally Htabbed Coroner Bohultzo held an Inquest yesterday In tbe case of John Nelson alias Sheeny Jake who died on Nov C 1889 from a stab wound In the abdomen inflicted by George Long son of Policeman Long of 8C Oak street The Inquest has been delated fora year be cause Lone disappeared after tho stabbing Ho was arrested on bis return to town a month ago Ho said he had been In New Orleans Yonng Long bad been leading a fast life and about a year ago ho left borne Policeman Lone wanted to find hla son and knowing that Nolson and his son woro acquainted he asked Nelson to tell George to como homo When young Lone and Nolson met Long re proached Nelson for telling tho elder Lone anything about tho sons whereabouts Nel pon denied that he had said anything to the father whereupon young Long called Nelson a liar A light followed In tho course of which Nelson was stabbed This account of tho affair was related by Mrs Bebcca Goldberg Nolsonn sister to whom ho had told U just belor his death In Chambers Btreet Hospital For a time Coroner Sohultze would not permit Mrs Goldberg to testify because be said her testimony would not bo competent Mrs Goldberg had not heard the story while Nelson was under oath Mrs Goldberg argued and pleaded for per mission to teirhr story Acrayhnlred juror got up and said It wasnt fair for the Coroner to bear one side of the case only Assistant District Attorney Hartman entered the room and after h had whispered to th Coroner Mrs Goldberg was permitted to testify Other witnesses testified among them Mat thew Callahan of 857 Madison street John Andre of 2 Madison street and Thomas Mc Carthy of 10 Batavia street that they saw Nel son and Lone meet at Madison and Catharine streets on Jot 291889 and saw them engage In a roughandtumble fight They parted and It was not known at the time that any one WAS hurt The jury found that Nelson was accidentally stabbed and they exonerated young Long from all blame Long was dlccharged Lived on Charity and Died Worth 83COO Borne of the members of tbe Kings Daugh ters attached to the Centenary Methodist Church of Newark gave a great deal of atten tion last month to th case of Margaret Me Elreth aged G5 who lived In one room of a tenement ut 13G Elthtb aionuo Newark In nbjeot porty and died on Oct 2 Th woman was supposed to bo penniless and Ihed en tirely on her charitable neighbors aud tho assistanceslvon by those young woman of the church fbterdar Lawyer John Montleth ap plied to the court for the appointment of an administrator of ber estoto nnd It was learned that th old woman just before sho died nVhed out from between her mattievaes two bunk book showing un augrocatu of t32MU to her credit hlu handed fWe hnokx to Mrs Emma L Ilullls avfldow who bad beiui kind In her and wa vllh bur when fchoiiM Mrs Dullls iriue the liookn lo tbe lawyer The teller of the liowiiril Bin Ings Bank wild that Mis McElreth told him that ho had n brother livlim but nothing lias been lone to find him Neither th pliyaloUn Dr Harriet I Uuudson nor ilia miilTtnlior Jonlmii llrUrty ha yt been paid nnd their ulalnm uru nuld to be all theru uro aualum tho estate llurl er Illrrlopl On Him ItTa I s t Auguit Iranilico copl barber of 1IH uuurilslit took an etnliig rswblu In llaxttr Hlroc t uud encounter n imiiiillea ili aimer who trlud tolmliii the barber to put niitlia l m but th barber n fn vd to do no Jli ruii0n tli ponullim ntinnu r uocroJ il in d III burbir IIP II MUn him round twoor hr ii tliiifn bluckcd ul uv uml lung him nlu Iliuguiui Ilieu Jin tlirovr bil kliaU nt llm lhpnnll triingr MU ucuul uliot Jim ol lli lri l Ninnih j ih ImrLorx UOM niil nu nwaili In Hi hacL of bl havd livu in iMiiuljk krunu r Uli On Tutffisy ilglil lliriM wa u row In Hi iloou harl O ri ii at A lliuur tr l ll l lb l III Tun Hun lloern Mamll lluwl I Spll l III 1 llml u U n rut In u lu IMiiluiw uu loin Mr Ura tlll lli rl wllb H llnriU uitviijjH ir rutfliu r in l rli u iUlilt f lb Kturllj A ml b c u li d iHiNl lu MtUfy llj vuribiiiyuf H iij toi lu li li lilli i M ill lyi iikin M 1 Iliff l ly l t a tH i lu Pluliivl Iul L xae aivwii n iikiinl nari ami lr fun kUK jo l Lowu niif lii uii liuii nut l r rUl a It iud flgrnnll ftii r tiul ib ln i tO d4 ct i i IL jjpll AUo and tl Jiidtf lowi jU ua tu HMti r 7 U fcu 6 HEATElt OTElt Jill MOTIIBKa CO UP SB DlicraceTal Seena ut u Funeral In f Neiv York ROCHESTKII Oct 22 Mrs Delia Thomas who for many ears past hud lived on a farm about ono mile northeast of Ponfield Tillage and who died on Friday was burled from her lato homo on Monday afternoon The dead woman was wall known In the neighborhood nnd the funeral was attended by a largo as ssmbluco ot friends nnd relatives Amone the latter was AlpheusP Thomas one of th BODS who lived on nn adjoining farm and tho other fon Georeo who lived with his mother The Htronc dislike of Qeorco for his brother was so rrell known that to prevent any exhibi tion of feeling on bis part tho relatives re quested one of tho town constable to be pres ent at the funeral The constables was nnabla to comply With tho request as he was in at tendance upon tho ClrandJuryat its present sitting in this city but to prevent any trouble Alpheus Instead of entering the house durine tbe funeral stood outside until It was over When tbo offlclntinc clergyman requested those who wished to take a lost look at tho re mains of their dead friend beforo it was for ever hidden by the collln lid Alpheus entered the house and walked up beside tho casket Aa b bent mor the collln Ueorgn arose and seiz ing a heavy cuiie and unmindful ot the solem nity of tho occasion struck his brother on the head sex oral timo inllictlng severe Injuries Several men who weie In tho room quickly Hpranc fornnrd nd pinioned the Infuriated man The centers then liore the casket to the hearse and tho funeral cortege proceeded to the vlllauo cemutery whern the body was laid at rest It wan not deumcil advisable to allow George to follow tlio body to tho graveyard and ho was held nt home while Alphuus went to tho cemetery Tho enmity liotwi en the brother is of lone standing Many ars IIKO Alpheus purchased u few acres nt land ol li mother and Georg took exieptlon to the fulfilment of tbe con tract Hlncn that time ha has shown a blttor feeling acalnst hi brother So violent waa thU dislike tiiat AlpheUH neer called at hla inothnrH house Aout a xiai ago whllo AlplinuH wan In a Hold on hU farm Gcoruo cnuie up to him wltn bis hlrad man nnd In htluutod ilie lattar tu make nn assault upon bin bioilier AlphotiH nltnrward went to ronlluld and sworn out u wiirnint for tho uncut of lha Iilrad man whose n me la Andrew Sharpo Tlie Grand lurv InvCHiluuted tho care ami then found an Indictment not only agalnit Hliarpo butuluo Ukalni dooriro Tliomas Last winter Hhirpn was tried beforoIiidRO Lyna and convicted A lino of tW WHS Imposed OiMiriA Wai tilnl n Moa tlmn liitor bxforo Judge Werner und nls i en leied of assault in th nocunil dcgreu hut hentenco was suspend ed In 111 ciine rjonruo Ilinmiis was nrrostod on a b ncb warrant thin iiltuniuou foel III Wife ul tlia ii n lllon PlTTniiiltnii Oei 2J John Mltcljdllayonnn married mun living on I it fourth mreet U inournlnc HID los llMwilo Ior some time pant tilie hitl been tiikiin IUSHOPS In palntlnte fiinj a ouiig 01i i niimvd llolllugtr who llml nixi iinur Mi uUo porail un n model for tlin iiitmt Her lnibiiiid ob eUd to IliU On la Mr urxl Mm MHcln I and Holltnger lliil th it fxiorltl n Ilia husliund l i HIIIU nrnaru1il Ir m llm tUpr In Ilia crowd und liun not n ilium t nno Mrn Mltclittll it Ii team uld and trr liundioin

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1 r I I G tfHE 8TCTN THUltSDAY OOTOlSJSi 23 IBW 44 1 I L fBbe 1m r THURSDAY OOTODER S3 1890 LoIIdotJ Olen Of TnK BUS I WI lra4 II fOWllllaleallo botd be Mdr4 to rUME YUllfll 4j 1I1t4 Lcondoll W 0 I I Tho Silence of tho Tribune Every Important newspaper In Now York With a single exception Is I backing Mayor QBAKT In his demand that tho population of thU metropolis shall b truthfully reported by tho Eleventh census Wo do not Include tho journal of which PORTEB was formerly the editor and which I at n tlmoa subservient In his defence Tho slnglo exception Is tho Tribune which I t silent In regard t an outrage which wrongs every ono of tho 1700000 Inhabitants of Now York And yet tho Tritntnt knows as well as wo know that tho alleged enumeration of last I Juno by the Federal census takers I I mon otrously falso A month ago tho Tribune 4 J was explaining POBTBHB failure by nllog j I 1A his carelessness and Incompotenoy Wo I Quote again from the leading Republican Journal In Its Issue of Sept 21 Mr ro tMb dnoioch ip tl e or lnlng iwM t Mttturr t ni him f or tbe itUctlon of tnamirMon In a r city andtt Uno I uldloe Ibal1 wu abl t fir or tit iI IT pinankl attention to that Mleetlon But Ibn II TldiDot unfortnntUlr that In other parU f the onDtrr In Biiat llean cltlti end Brail U wl u In ibis Democratic city the CIO wu In eomplet AppannUr the p riou selected woe not In all 1 CMM thorough or trustworthy and there wai no inch check or laptrrUlon over Ibm M to cnard agatnil Bron error 11 a lint tnUfcrttino that the o iu iboatd bo to taken that III aoeuraer Is I likely to b dlipmet It would b txlltr bf far to ban all the ipinio of a see end and more cartful tnamtraUon than t bar the main Mriouljr distrusted I All of this Is 1 as true now as It was a month ag and tho JHouna knows It Tho reasons for proclaiming tho truth about the defec tive census In Now York are now a thou tv tou sand fold what they wore a month ago In t to meanwhile tho evidence of the falseness of tho Juno count has becomo conclusive What was then a matter of suspicion Is now a dead certainty You would expect therefore t find the Tribune insisting upon an honest count In Now York and oven moro vigorously ad straightforwardly than it did In September Instead of that It is silent suddenly silent r Why does not the 3Vt6un raise Its volco I for j ustlco and the truth I Is a Now York Hr newspaper Its advice or demands in behalf t of New York would havo considerable weight I with tho Republican Administration There I t never was a time when the Tribune had a opportunity t render Now York a moro im t portant service And yet i Is silent I r Our neighbor has recently established at Its front door an imposing bronze statue of i HOBACXB GIlt founder Dr Gnir could never tolerate dishonest or Inaccu t i rate statistics An error of two in the loot ing of a column of election figures in his newspaper or in tho Tribune Almanac would f drive him almost crazy What would ho Bay t a error of 200000 In tho official state k ment of tho population ot tho town ho loved I I i i What would bo say t find the New York r Tribune silent abut so monstrous a wrong r Tho Tribune has suddenly forgotten that t It Is a New York newspaper and It remembers c newsppr t hers only that It Is a Republican organ I t I I paying one of the penalties for being an organ Its continued silence under the cir cumstances Is tho most positive proof yet adduced of a deliberate Intention on the part c of Republican loader t defraud New York of her just representation ha Congress and I I tho electoral vote of tho country Mi d f takes be confessed can bo corrected but fraud must not t Tho Study of Statistics Sttltc I Some striking examples of wellaimed Statistical speculation aio brought forward t f I the Omtemporarv Review by Mr MICHAEL W O MCLHALL a wellknown writer on pout I I icoeconomical subjects Thus Sir WILLIAM i PETTY predicted two hundred years ago I that the population of London would reach i 4000000 In the nineteenth century fore It cast more than verified by tho event With i V Ills alono ABTHDB YOUHO Il oye Amu YOUG travelling I l k through Franc on horseback made estimates mate of tho productive capacity of various provinces whoso substantial afterward demonstrated accuracy was domonstrat by tho census taken under BONA FABTZ In tao Statistical Congress ot I860 Dr FABB laid down tho proposition I subsequently confirmed by a careful com pilation of facts that tho number of sick r persons at any time in a given city will b t doublo the number of thoso who died In the Wholo of the preceding year Tho remarka ic ble approximation of such conclusions t f r tho truth implies tho exercise of shrewd reasoning as well as close observation Toy remind ono of tho declarations of cer tain groat astronomers that such and such i a planet afterward discovered should be i searched for In given quarter of tho sky I often happens that official statisticians do not detect the significance of the data which they have themselves brought to gether Mr JIULIULL on the other band offers answers to a good many questions I which are commonly supposed t occupy tho debatable ground between ascertained fat and reasonably conjecture Th us thu ofll clul utotlRt pronounces It ImpoAslblo to tell What are the relative numbers of AngllcaiiH Dissenters Itonmn Cuthollca etc In Eng land because the NoneoiiforniUU have al ways objected t tho collection of Informa 1 tion on the Hubjoct by the conim tukern Sir HULIULL points out however that thero oxUU cogent avliionoo on the point j for the luturn of the UvgUtrurOenornl I show that 72 Mirwrit nf thu mirrluge are porfornrxl In the Church of rnglan l 4 MIT I cunt In Catholic churchm uml H l pur vnu among tip ItiownUim then Ngulri ills I r f efllulul UtUt If tttkml what In HIM conn 1 mil I lion of iggn In lbs Unltuil Kingdom will reply that hu run NI llio numbor IipeirIwI l l I Ittut yur Itl lio I millioiiH II not iim I I number m luiMl iii t mum Vet Mr iln S I IUIL puInU out list thugs urn In HID i J f UiilUd Klngiliii t million hnn laying on the I vi rudi r i I hl ttViiujju I tnu I uii I BIJIII 01 vrlilib I 10 urn iiwrvml fur liuiilc I t lug I I fidlwn Uml Ihi I lioinii inxliiit I Il U JX w liilllloiK wlilcli inliM I K lli St Ii Ill l xr iiiii ru 4 git ass I7M nililiiiii e in 9 wr luhubllini MDI Kflhiul I UUi f dan Ill hajdJss i it J iniiftMlbPi i i aai WO Ij vllp tlt IIa fllllJl bhIJsaHig sol 1 1 AUJI Ill 11 pIY just Ml L 2j1U5LUl4 StsIrtJaaIc Is aIM Las 1111 It d sppruaiuiatiiai to tb truth n li 11ur D ha l iv lulnil us rlivrgw Hou IJ J to It lr wut1 JIW 11w uae must Uu 1it I r LIt Nw IN IS4J l UaaO4atiailllJif iaIGsIAl 1auS 1i mrIIIIIW r 11 n r Ma W4 uIm totes At 1 1T C1 tJt t WOUlJ U I of illj ltlg Wfittt f tuwc IUrhIII I tnjf Iu th ijuajlllx tin ugu rrgalu lU to UylJIUtJIU1 1 ssggas 1m nlU I I til ltl lAiiit tnA wsclaasMiIw a llurtV U Iwt 1ulary IltrUnl l tutilttu whleb Sir 1 t14 dds IS 1e44id w attk What tu Itwn C sru JL Lr I the annual earnings of the British nation T This question may b answered with a near approach t accuracy by summing up the following eight Items Tho rental valua tion tho value of tho food and that of tho cot ton linen woollen and other gbods con sumed during tho year the cost of fuel fn and kerosene the amount paid for transportation Bay doublo tho railway earnings the sums expended In na tional and local taxes three per cent on tho above gross sum for learned professions and finally the annual accumulation of wealth These eight Items added give 0800 millions of dollars for tho yearly earnings of tho British nation Here lastly is a still moro difficult question which official statisticians would not even attempt t answer What Is the wealth of the United Kingdom Franco and tho United States Mr MUUIAUI replica that public wealth Is mado up ot ten Items every ono of which can b calculated t a nicety except tho valuo of public works Thus land Is worth thirty times tho as sessed annual rental valuation Houses aro worth eighteen times tao rental Fur niture according to Insurance agents I worth on a average half the value of tho house Cattle railways and shipping can easily b appraised Merchandise Mr Mnir HAL would take at six months Imports and exports while a for public buildings and works ho finds that churches cost on an average 50000 schools 9000 and high I roads 2600 per mile In the comparison of aggregate values arrived rived at by this computation our own coun try comes out ahead For according to Mr MuLUALij tho wealth of Franc Is 45500 millions of dollars that of tho United King dom O millions and that of the United I States 63000 millions of dollars I stt 60 milon dola I Get the Democracy Together Every where There are three Democratic candidates In different portions of the country deserving particular consideration at tho hands of constituents loyal to tho party Tho first and most Important la BENJAMIN II TxiiiiUAN candidate for Governor In South Carolina Ho has been fairly nom inated by an overwhelming choice but tho Republicans have engineered a movement against him by the use of Domocratswllllng t serve for tho purpose and they n mak tag a tremendous attempt t shako the Democratic stability of South Carolina In Georgia the lon JOHN P GOKDON In the midst of tho perplexities of the Sena torial canvass has made tho venture of boldly denouncing like a Democrat the ridiculous vision of the Farmers Alliance known as th SubTreasury bi Although the farmers do not agree among themselves upon this measure their scythes ore whetted for Governor GORDON nevertheless In tho Third Congress district of Penn sylvania tho Democrats nominated WILLIAM SIcALEEit a they had a perfect right to do but tho disappointment of the present member tho Hon RICIIAHD VA u boa led him Into tho Independence of opposition and ho Is a candidate against McAiiEEn backed by all tho Republican Journals of Philadelphia In this district there Is no Republican candidate so It will b Democrat In either but the I i case none to less McA Is entitled t success GOB DON unquestionably ought t b chosen in Georgia and THLUAM should b elected in South Carolina beyond peradventure The only way t solidify tao Democracy after Its late disturbing experiments which even yet havo not manifested all their damaging effects I to pull it together The Present Attitude of Women We observe that tho Association for the Advancement of Women lately In session at Toronto with delegates from all parts of this country and Canada gave little or no attention t woman suffrage tho one themo which formerly would have occupied the whole thought of such a assembly The papers rood at Toronto like those presented t tho womens conventions here and at Washington a few months ego discussed tho moral and Intellec tual rather than the political advancement of women They treated of their progress and opportunities In tho trades and professions advocated the fwor and fuller development of women and sought t stimulate their ambition t make careers for themselves which will savo them from dependence on marriage as a mere means of support In tho cases where they touched upon politics at n their object was not t advocate woman suffrage but to urge women t te a deeper and moro Intelligent interest In public affairs and to lit themselves for pub lic office employment Instead of 10 olco employent Instad crying out for womans rights after the fashion of the older feminine orators they assumed that those rights woro already secured and that now tho only question Is as t how women shall best use them This is a very great change and It him come about at a time when oven feminine prejudices no longer confine a woman to the domestic life She can pursue without crt cUm either a public or a business career no matter how high her social place Nobody thinks the worse of her for engaging In a moneymaking employment She can be come a platform orator a physician a trained nurse a newspaper writer a Public officer a college professor or a merchant without at all disturbing the foundations of hur uoclal iMMltlou bbs In toll lulallHJIUou can engage II poll tics and oho Is Iron t agitate fur womans suffrage If elm waists It Therefore the number of woman who aro now practically usIng their rights Is a groat multitude while forty yearn ugu lbs knot wan so little that the iiamu of tliem all wiiue up to WI at arias with Urn KTANTON ali hillas AKTIIOWV at tliolr bead Actual uoiuillM rlgliU loire IMCOIUO fakhlfiuablu mid yet Iiis julius ell for which the original wumcn ugitittorn labored IK 1 further i ir than over liters U far moro ilU IUim I thi part of women to iliKlaiti their liiJ wnnIemv sisal yet Ihelr Il OlfTurtiicu to thu kufTrutfo loon wot liceruaiM ull PrSI4tlUI mid liiUll ctmtl oilvauowijt hiUnaets t UfiUi fluty dii nut MirujrjflM fur tlni fruublii il voting though tlixlr llnildlly uuiit taking hurt In ulllcufulr geimriillx hats so la pBiwixl away Uml I limy till urn lair It hey wouM lasts tut ln luillin 1 ask Sig J for lbs rjvll ui I Hum unit Ifuruw I IIUI reduction il tb k lull ion rawrd I L 4 UJ l illowa tUI1 altar a long Ilnll ut illluillvuiM the IMUiijf MiMlt uijij hmtat I am ngvlu iarlug iuvli I lAlwr IK spasad I JlcglllUlllg Mllll Owrg II ItUluiU isLe I Iis limn Kuayivi 1 tyililtttl 11 IIUIM Hlli j IlifB leujjte for many oas tluf I warS the SUsSss tteivllly Arow ulmuit Wbtuj 1111 Maid Mt U iaq record at Mi It stallion nero jut uadr J tf Then they e1 t up J wlili a rush t Htnitftilrft fitl S l ouy a aa 11 1 sad a quarter twhluit lut I MMy issiat thai soaps again with JUutH I who put UHr uak Ml 1M J HIM linn the ullloui av lief it Atuollly gelulfig through Masoy C 4I hUailxul I Jalo Alto AUJ1 sj4 sMdJ until salzs bt J a1 I Q there Is but two seconds dlfferonoo between the fastest mere and the fastest horse On the running turf superiority has In clined t the other Ido The great animals those only genuine single footer among t0 snulo Inlo fo r havo almost always boon males from the tlmo tho first Arab mar hi England saw her ow lame absorbed I that of the thor oughbred rqpo Perhaps toward the end of trotting evolu tion the homo of that typo may finally rise Into possession of the palm for speed but looking at things In the light of experience It scorns about time for tho mores t take another jump Perhaps before the season I over Sunol will come t the champion ship of her sox with I spurt below 2 08 Tho Democratic Ticket There Is no mistaking the character of tho Democratic municipal ticket nor Its im portance outsIde of Its own district Else where wo print a second opinion or rather an appeal from the South taken from tho liichmond Times regarding tho ticket stand ing In tho name of Tammany Hail I Is no ordinary circumstance which causes Journals from such a distance t ex press e powerful an Interest I the decision of tho local contest In Now York city Southern Journals as a rule have always Inclined t look with per haps not unnatural Jealousy on tho Em pire State Democracy particularly upon Tammany Hall as the arbiter of Democratic fortune whllo tho bulk of Democratic strength lay in tho South Upon this occasion however among the moro Important candidates of tho fall elections tho mot distinctly Democratic happens t b tho Tammany Hall candidate didate for Mayor of Now York and at a time when thoro still hangs In tho air the most ominous of all throats against Democracy raised In Washington last winter whore TOM HEED had full sway I It Is not surprising that tho call for a protest I upon the most decisive and telling field Now York city should come from the region particularly ticularly concerned the South In considering Mayor GRAS candidacy two facts can never bo lost sight ot by voters who cast their ballots under tho influence ot either national or local issues Ho has mado a flrstrato Mayor ho I the Demo cratic candidate It Is safe t say that the West has not ha such a vigorous Democratic shaking up aa Governor HILL I riving I since the full visor of TnulN TIIOMAB A HENOBICKS and ATIKN O Politics In Pennsylvania Is highly mixed this fall but not as wonderfully mixed as this metaphor emitted by our esteemed contem porary the Philadelphia Times M Tb of a t aacl which the sol target debauchery are l r ames of the beaten and broken macbln army The frightened imagination knows not whether to be drowned In the surges or to be trampled under the feet of the machine army Wo note with Joy that Gen EDWAUD Dunn ORUDB Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Spain believes In knee breeches and In tim privacy of his own house even at dinners and rocoptlons has worn thorn for some tmo Ho usually wears black but as a lounging suit often wears a full suit of delicate gray with gray silk stockings Gen Ouuons lone logs will reflect great credit upon his country and the hidalgoos will sos to their amazement that America can produce vreuce as swell and shapely tibia as the haughtiest Gothic aristocracy In celebration of Senor GnuBBos supports we may bo allowed to make even this rough translation ot a song from LOFE Clink DE VEGAS Ton Days t the Toledo Cink CinkUpn bU cunnlormoulded pint In graceful dance Don Eowiio spin And smiles from brightest beauty wins I 0 bappy be who own inch abtu Tbe bird bit wings the fitb hU Sos Would gladly give for BDvjant pins 0 happy be who owns inch shins The Orange Hockland and Sullivan Con gress district is fighting ground I was car ried by tho Republicans two years ago by but 71 plurality and BEND lUcou ia the Democratic standard bearer this year Ho was in the Fif tieth Congress and he should bo sent to tbe Fiftysecond by eery Democratic voter in the district The reporters Interviewers correspond ents and other news hunters ot this city were entertained yesterday while studying an Item from Washington In TUB SUN about The Coming of Hueslas Heir Apparent Accord ing t this Item the apparent heir to the flue sion throne NICOLAY ALEXANDHOVITCII Is NCLY ALuumnvTCu to travel through this country incognito and It has been so arranged that under no consid eration will his Imperial presence hero be known to any onO I I safe to say that when tho Illustrious heir apparent comes here ho I likely to be disappointed about tho Incognito and to bear of tbe failure of the arrangements that have been made to pro ont any one from knowingol his proienoe These facts may bo regretted but what can oven tbo Czarowltch do about them He comes from a country whore the reporters porters and Interviewers are muzzled where the papers ate under a rigid cen sorship where the mouth of babblers are closely wutvhed and whore It la consequently easy to traul incognito and make anango mcnts for keeping hlH root ements secret But there U I a different state of things in this country Tho news hunters hero are on the altit eorywhere and all the time They will Una him wherever ho lands surely JnL Ilnd they will let on his track whoreor be goes and they will probably Interview him every day he It I her whether he speaks Slavonian Tcuorkvs slan or Vamutlo Even I ha lands bar In the garb of I allusMlan nioujlk even I ho come our 1 a steerage panaeuuer even I hu talk like I NlhllUt refugee he will be found out and thn arrangements that hare been meals to keep his Import presence unknown will only tend to promote the knowledge of It These facts may be grievous t the Czttrowltcb hut bo will tfit ivir his grief on their araount afUr be bus been a week In Now York and ba carefully studied the news and view of Tu lbs which shines fur III I AO lrI1 to the Albany Ttmtj Troy L receivIng order from Contra Africa fur cI lam Jtlrutlon U I becoming uliotfttlitr tO common Wn can uiidoratund that I Central African should want a spa umbrella and claret iup unit it few luiurl of that ion but what In ilaikiat Africa duo U want of a collar f Cant hi I uiiiouifojialUououtfli iilrir I or U 11 afralii tl tfvttioii hi uwk uuburued if A low f vsris lu our iwU umu l iouUijixj fiery 110 tutwJav llttim ada ot hardy tail lr5li e YilILI uJ tea as r iywpeiaiou Varfei ID iII ta J 44aa 1 esei4 sateS ilos4 UaS lit He ltt cast 5uas 14SOJI LI Sale 5aisgtfli4 e4ripiiig a LINyIs rtr I2leib5 1 4IPII lf lliaMur IU clniiMl I tf This 111 roiaiIDu t o sow dsrloj reset la U Ilk rr world La jrisily laity llltfitrlM to IlM tae that 111 bjIIU l Hat his hsiueaa tau yet t la44 l will U Iasr4 l lu Vat 11 lit KuinubfrVllioiifli the lrglu utiigitt ttlt Itd serial Tbo Uxiit that failed A 11 ninny il this Italian what bar flm I hale ally within iko f asi law ysore ao tgStirtt l for t Iluilunt ol oit moIL WIIB IL I wa of Italian liinulifratloii bat I In I nov ruhbUuf tub tt 8at MI rise I sa a teat llui Mfore br ut the nw intutn look ao lu Uittla AfntrlctM lta Out a cban e ttu 1545 taUeg plies la the mlcaJ cf ear italian s 1 r ldDtl Many of them haT taken out their papers of naturalization have learned how t cast their blot at the rolls have penetrated the mysteries of tlectlonterlna and have enjoyed the bononta of Instruction from the local professors of polities No won der that they aro proud ot their political power and of their right to choose between the tickets presented to them by the Demo crats the Municipal Leaguers tho Prohibition iota and the Socialists A wellknown resident ot Platen Ontario a Mr WILSON la I credited In the Ibronto Globe with being tho subject of this Interview Theta of court you favor freer trad relation with the VnU4 state Ofoordo wu Ih reply Snob a change lt I the more nirettary because of the proximity of Oar whets pole to the United Stall I dot not matter 10 much wbat oir Ira rilaUon are With dlttant econ trisi but 1 I of lbs treatsit Importano 10 otto b allowed lowed t trade freely with IbO wbo are to car at band Then why not Join tho greatest free trade union over known or possible tho United States of America Thirteen men and three women composed tho State Convention of the Labor part ot Connecticut nominated State ticket and made a platform beautifully Uellamylstla The party might do very well aa a rrogreaalvo euohro party but for a progressive socialistic pay I Booms a trifle too wee AJtoxnett GUN mutt rUB Bourn What the Ocraocratlo Ticket 1 New York MtKD mm tta KKbmcma nma Attbipreiint time Tammany Uall occnpleta t peculiar position In Nsw York local polltlci The CouOI hands with the County Democracy bat joined wlb common foe as well as with the personal enemies ol Tammany ItteK for the only purpose of ticarlnr the offlcet In other words the County Democracy In order that It may partly featt upon lb rlob public vlandt of which Tammany ba heretofore njoytl tb lions shire is 1 wllllngto sixths bad with Itepnbllcini aDd to a very large extant turn over t Ibm the municipal governS steeL of the great metropolis and Democratic strong hold of America Under these clrcnmitance Tammany Haiti is I conild treat to reorettnt Jol now Io itralgbtoutDtmocraoy of New York entered In a conteit with a fusion of Democrat and taetr Haoubllcan alllea The Force bill the pause of Which was 10 per alitently urjed In both house and Bonito It mounts aimed directly at ths political welfare ot Ibo South while the Tariff bill recently patted was framed 10 aa to strike as powerful a blow a possible at southern In dUllr and Southern protperltr I otblng therefore can b more certain than that should tb approaching election be favorable to Itepnbllctnlim the South would ban nothing t upect either politically or com mercUlly from the party dominant I the Government The success ot Tammany next month then is a mat ter of intimate to the South lUI personal concern t Boalh Tho Women Whooping Things from tra Denver fflwt Torni Oct lasri Augusta Wilson editor ot the Wtltonton Journal ba lop 04 to the reinbmltilon nlinbUcana and li making the welkin ring She I I one of those women who never lat no1 for an answer Ulia lllnerta Walker li probably most prepotteu Ingot the fetus agitator She doesnt agitato the quss lon of woment rights or radical temperance but the It I the hardest flchter lb Alliance bu t contend with Sbl is 1 not more than 18 yur of age but tb edit very line that goes Into the harper Graphic and runt the business department a wetS She ba accepted The cnallen of Mr M E Lao 10 a joint debate on co nomlo quetUona and the colnmnt ot the Alliance Jdro tate will be Oiled until after election wills their aorl This Ura Leate U In vulgar parlance a hummer lr r Lucy Iartont Unt In I with her Eho bat 00 pouted the caute of the Teoplei party and she mates on speech every day and sometimes Iwo MrL Anna Dlggi It a petite wiry woman who guides aoauttlo pen and ball the plutocracy She 1 the at oolate editor of the Alliance Alroeale but the makes three or four tpeechei every week she 1 a stanch rjrohlbltlonlit Theie are only a few of the more prominent female politicians of the Sunflower Stale Two Famllle llarrlaons and Adamieo mm M Cincinnati cnnlrtr WisnivoTov Oct 20 Having been outside of my library for a year or more past I took up tome bob but yesterday and found myself engaged In a compart scoot the relative age and growth of the only two tamlllet that have twice furnished Pretldent t this country Adarne and Uarrlton Upon looking the IUb jcl np I was rather surprised to find Benjamin la vlton to be of cbs relaUva Important In Virginia by family that the Adams have become In Hew England by their personal industry and addition to public queo lena For Instance John Adam was born In ITJ and Benjamin Harrlton the ilgntr of the tame Declaration of Independence I 1741 The duration of the Adam family down to the death of Charles grands Adams 1K86 comprised year covering only three live The harrison family com mencing In 174O mty be said to terminate In INC with the present lretldent and therefore coven 152 yean but four instead of three live A Marlon Qnvatlon for S pabllcau a rrom Uu JUanv Time The ample question 1 whether thro 1 atrneat and honest dealing enough in Congress to order a new and full count of the flrtt city In America which It I admitted to be largely oppoted In politic to the ruling majority In each lions of Congress The Kepubllon party will be taking a very great risk Indeed to go to the people upon the leans of the right to overlook almost 2UOUOO citizen In ODe city There can be no moral doubt that that number was overlooked In New York either through negligence or wlcted Intent And thai a cor rection bo refused of to palpable an error t Can they afford a rtrutal T Tbo floppy Porter Quarter fnm tAd TTojMnBton star The Pntlman can carried over 0000000 patttngen for the put year which muD over f 1360000 t 1mi man porter dive Vs a True Census wes the Albany Tlnn The nol Presidential election may depend upon the doing otjutlc t New York Foreign Note or Real Interest In Beralero a young Mohammedan woman has Joined the ChrIstian Church to the alarm of ilia Mohammedan THe iieograpbloal Institute In Wlmar illmltt that German LUtes oontalu i0uj square kllomttrta All Furopean Ijermaoy coatalnt approilmalely 04Uouo equal kUometrta Th meuiben of the London Hack Etchang have their sport at well a those of other placei ibe other day oDe of them accepted a challenge tu run 1 iht lop of the monument asS I back lu to many uiln Diet and woo sally alter heavy bOla Tte eililUUun of the oerluau tocietlw for the train ing ol carfltr plueoni clod on Oct iil Twelve bUD JreJ sod fuunttu I rise bird were tbonn ran of bleb have covered distance of iliikaX miles at a ttreuh ld bu pal4IJ covered 1KOU mils sod its reel l3IJi4O 1 mile A lealure of he aliluiilia wai C duck ot thirty bud from the Cologne forillcatloua They have been etptclally lalutd lo keep up cumosu DID beiwetu ae various rcrirewrt slid e e hut la use oel llti by IU Mlnltlry ol Wr A tltrk female plfeoD I which 4urlPf the lltuovtr lutimurftt latl ya b4l h telegraph In gullet to lh Kuipertir a laauaf delivered tluiglUBeoutly a Ibe hsrel Ip of Bil lt llloB frluce Crdtrtck UopuU pa4 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urnut rmON AX Mr ITno rail novnvtr to lredCe Mnth AMmnnltlnn fbr Ills Cammltl Senator J Bloat Fanatt eat solItary and alone durina a a part yeiterdaya session of the ontl Committee on CitIes Eon Senator McKaimhton bad deserted hIm nnd bad cone down the bay to meet Dan LnckwooJ Chief InauUltor lying went at the Tax Depart ment aaaln and Tresldent Michael Coleman was recalled and explained that the delay In preparing the male of the city required by the IteelRtcrfor use under the new block Index ayaiem was dUG to the negligence of the llth cBraphlnit company which had the contract to for furnishing them Mr Irma recalled Edward Gibe tho Prod l dent of tho Board of Assessors and queetlonod him about tho delay In furnIshing tho aRsoss mont lists In connection with a numbor of dIrect Improvements A delay of five years In complotloe tho assessments tor fllllnc In sunken ground at Ninth avenue and 155th street Cl Gllon said wan explained by tho absence of propor mall and Imperfect assess mont rolls In other Inatnnceawhlcn Mr Irlna clod mandamus proceeding wore largely r enonslblo for tho delay Ho was sure that more than half of the assessments in tho past year had bcon confirmed within tho statutory limit ot sixty days Tho arrears of assessment rolls which bad accumulated under the previous administration had taken up a trout doal of the Boards time Deputy Tax Commissioner Honrr A Porrr was called to tho stand and probed by Mr Ivlns In regard to his valuations of property in tho Boventh and Second wards Ho had Increased tuo valuations In tho ilocond want IIOIS 100 or about 111 per cent on tlm aver age The previous valuations Mr iorry said Ar woro In his judgment too low At the afternoon session Kllslm J Cadwnll a Deputy Tax Commissioner who has had chargo of the department of personal taxes for Ibo last tbirtyono rear told the Fosaott Com niitteo that under tho present Jaws It was im possible to obtain an accurate Idea of tho porsonnl proporty of the majority of Now majoriy 1ew Yorker I was tho aiiatotn of the ducnrtmont ho slid to no through the Directory and tend postal cards to those whose names appeared In I guessing at the amount of their personal property The mnjoiltf of the persons so assessed oamo down to tho Tax Commission ers office and swore off all or a pal t of tho assessments Ho was of the oulnloti that thu city did not auuccod in collecting onotenth ot thoporsonal tnxoB duo Maurice Holahan and Edward P Barker tho CommlssionorB of Accounts had been sub panaod liv the commlttoo yesterday and Mr commltoo Jestlrdar Inns began his attack on their department itT puttIng Mr ilolahan on tho stann Mr Hola ban said that tho dock Inxestlaatlon lest tuted last ear was made at the request of Commissioner Cram who asked the Coin m la slonors to Inostlte the Irregularities In lao dopartment Ue had just been appointed by Mayor Grant and did not want to have his record tarnished by what bad been done by tho nftF11 before ho became a member Thin Mr h Ins paused and watched the effect aI efect on tile reporters of his next question Dont you know bait IUoRton oonsollda Ion Bottlio Mayors appropriation Is llraltod to 20000 and that I2UOOO had been allowed him for this rear 100 bon olowod Mr PolSnn belIeved this was a fact but ho thought this was the result of consolidating scrotal buioaus although he had not made a personal oxamlnatlon of tho Mayors otnco and ould not peak authoritatively That was all Mr Ivlns hud to tusk DUd Senator Fassett an nounced un adjournment until this moraine DECISION ON mis xmr BALLOT LA ir Asioclata Name heat He Printed on a Ticket In Certain Caeeei Justice Wlllard Bartlett of the Supreme Court In Brooklyn has just rendered a de cision In reference to a question Involved in tho new ballot reform law Richard Naclo Is running as an independent Democratic can dldnte for Supervisor In the Second ward and he wants as his associates on the ticket the regular candidates of that party He there fore made a motion a few days ago before Justice Bartlett for a mandamus alo to compel tho County Clork to accept the names of cer tain other candidates to bo placed on the same ticket Justice Bartlett has granted the 8me writ Darelt hn Ironted and filed 1 decision After an examination of sections 5 and 17 of the now ballot law he says The plain Import of tho prohibition against prohibiton lualnst independent plating any other candidate names without upon the the ticket approval of tho of the deslcnatod representative of the signers uerl Is that such representative amy sloot the names to be placed thereon In so doing tle aloes not make now nominations for I think he lust confine his choice to candidates ore TlouMy nominated In accordance with tho law but from among these he is allowed entire free dom of selection Unless this IB I the meaning of tho provisions under consideration meBlnl cult to perceive what they do mean No othor Interpretation has boon suggested which seems even plausible There is nothing in the objection of the County Clerk that such candidate whoso namo Is thus put upon tIe ticket at tho instance of tho author Iztd reprnsentntlo of the certificate signers must lenity his cortlcuto nomination made In this particular manner or lu the further olnt that the cortlllcato In tho present ease must be sinned by 1UOO voters lo0vollrs in order to warrant the ropresontntlvn of the BlBnoiB In demandine that the tome of a cnn dldalo for tie oneR of Associate insure of the Court of Appeals shall bo placed thereon As has already boon Intimated the represents tire of the certllloata Signora In giving his written approval of the placing of other names noon the ballot cannot and does not mlko lamel any new nominations Ho merely chooses associ ate for the independent candidate out of the entire Hit of nominees for other onices al rendy In the foul That It was the Intention of the Legislature to allow him to do this Is ap cuent from the language of the statute and isis application of the relntnrs for a peiomptory writ of mandamus must therefore bo cranted Work or the Aaaoclatlnn for Improving the Condition or tbe Poor The Now York Association for Improving the Condition ot the Poor Imi chosen those of Seers President John Paton Ocer Prcsldcnt VlceIresldonts Adam W dples William K HnntlnRton D B It Fulton Cutting Henry E Crampton M D James A Binmser Treasurer Logan C Hur ray llecordlng Becretarf Oeorco Calder foiiiiiiel to tbo Board John L Cadwulader General Agent F B Iongwortb During the year 11101 Ucpt UO the Associa tion has nlilid US 4N POISOnS with food bib lag medicine freshair incursion and motclo trsluir em ployment 11 231 have enjojed tim trips of Ibo Ocean Parties permanent emplo ment has been obtained for llltyfour end llftyfour frauds baM bon exposed uud Cyrour The Board of MaiMCorH has adopted a rcMi hutton rccooinmcnilinc that the Iuri Board resort clause Uuntlo Garden to bu tie L al a publltj Naror 010 Flrat I they In Jail Mayor Olesson of fong Island City who was sentenced to lln day In thucuuuty jail and to pay a hue of 2W for his IuII on Mr Ciuoruo I Crowiy U Mill In jail IIU eounwl kpeut the whole of yeiiordity anurrylng around In I a vain nitHiiit a 10 i satire II usni t of iiiibonroriU o t so Jutic J o puld ha l fuillid Wliu wua Wljliui lu Utiu Ilia I writ UII The traliu tail tie WI ur Will 1 lie I Sluy IT will be iiiipallod tu Curie out the lull tlmo uud par the iluo 1 Sul Utilulf fur llcrux WAHIIINUTDN Oct TII bociotary of the Treasury W awarded I gold lifuaiQaf modal to Tliowaa SI Wbb of t Vlliuln ton N C for r culli Mm J J lluycn aial Silts 1ln Jgkgt fioui diownluu at hrihjteshhie JtaaSa Jtk 43 ill Augsje lual l 110 I isiau ass urdl tumid IM4l lo 1 j f Jjtura II kaju vr asti 11 sI K U lJy M Kwlnir oiuluif JI S I IuwW Win f Ulltun ftiid l M l Jo lIst hr sa iifiiiii I ut III I ivu tili III S ci i tt I Star le ciiiuu i Isaa Crew Ir ISis U iurlaluu tIuNut l1111 Jut N lwt by despIses fsp Tli 1 Lull d Sutssteia 01111 sWeoImeil dwn uli the ctaaaiushiia rijjou yastvrdiay iiucj ulyh l CISC Iulr of SIlOS one old slice tweu 11 Ltuul Oliu Iwt I jl tltM 1 II1U suil tile cSikIIj i c apjure that 1 11 ptAf4eij hal fuIiisH 111 1 lao lssgaultaf 15150 1 saeud Ihlll 11111 A tat lJilll rd t Hi ikluci ul It 1 bslU4lat star tiu isis WiwilauJ tlir we 55a oud iiiii iiriiului scamerA CIJI 5 Siitauimi street t HUM itii UIjl r Uo oj ier j Ult A USa I s fIsuv4 l U IIIUiil nHtl VtAsriy of Oru hu tae dtstoof14 l a ass osl4ay i ulitiiiuoii gsy IHW Ki iso i lvul four ul 1Vi Vl t 5 Hit JJJI Jl 55 OJII 141IJ I Se illl M ot fsaJIs UtIle 110 ui VkUll iMiff J ulltttHHt iaJ fuuiii II silent wmi r tvviut m WI 1 I Ia 1 Uil fit way lLOamqa4 iu Cavvutiai ittti Ie taj cv rw I u 55 1 Ussu Ir rear jMliall4k r V 5 iauftafrl4 ut Bit 54 CuapS al kit tOC af SCaboe fit feet WI a uosse See 14 S Slilasa I M Mil tin tut 55llosaak SIC feamisi a welssaa dssi fl4 til eIees d 1 a NAPOLEONS acasasa ron xuiaatAoa A JIlPeOrg That Poles to E lal Ike On nnetan CanipalaT mm leg LesSee raoll M TatlachtMheff a formor nnoslnn dlplo m tlt l la publish In tho lltinian 4rc unit the whole of the secret correspondence be tween the Trench lliiFslancourts concern Inn a rppo8ed marriage between Naplln II and a Russian princess For a lone time t It i I was supposed that tim French bad pos eajed tbemiolvoA tho llusslnn copies during ho expedition of 1812 and that they had boon loot during the dlsattora of the retreat from Mos cow Anotheraupoosltlon wan tliatnt thoop ouimtlon of Parts 11 the allies either In 1814 or In 1M15 the copies found IL Paris had been destrotod by Jtutainnanpnta MTatlKClitschelT discovered tho mlMng docuinouta III the HUB II dla dOOltuts Ilnt Ian division ot the arcltIus of tIm Ministry of Foreign Affairs nt Paris Ho writes In his In troduction on follows Tbonistldenof strengthening the political nlllnnoo with Franco by moans of I family connection with tlio Kniforor seems to hate entered Into the head of Alexander on tho oo cfiolon of tlio meeting at TIlt It tIl believed that up to that tlmo Napoleon had had no Idea tmo Naloleon of a ccparatlon from Josephlno but ho took note of Alexanders proposal deferring Imlell niwly any action I will be reniomlorodthot his bIographers generally agree In dating back the Idea of the dlvoi co to the limo of the Tilsit Interview At that time any suggestion of mnrrince must have contemplated tie favorite mlrrllo ulster of tho niuporor Alexander the Grand Duchess Catherine of extraordinary Dlcboss Calerln I person IxlraordlnRry beauty and attraction for her younger sister tho Grand Duchess Anne was barely 12 years or ago But the Czurs dew were not those of his mother tho Downger Empress Maria Feo dorotna who was decidedly unfavorable to any closer connection with malice Mho had contemplated marrying her daughter to the Emperor Ft IRnols I of Austria grandfather of the present Kmoeror who was then a widow er but this project toll through Immediately after the Tilsit conferences when sbo loarnod thn projects of her son the Czar she despatched Count Uolpsokln on a con fidential mission to secure n husband for her daughter among the old reigning houses of western Europe Jut the confidential envoy was soon convinced by his Inquiries nt Vienna sad Munich that an essential preliminary to such a mnrringe would bo that the Orand Duchess should becomoa Catholic A year passed away Napoleon hid all but dolor mined on the divorce and at the Interview with Alexander at 1rfurt ho commissioned Talloynmd to sound the Crar on the idea at the marriage of tho French Emperor with his sinter Tho correspond ence Indicates that Talleyrand who generally was lulluouccd mon In diplomatic proceed ings by what ho thought would conduce to his own Interest at some futuio tlmo Insinuated some distrust ngalnst his masters policy At nny rate the Emperor Alexander whose ar dent feelings toward Napoleon had somewhat ccoled cave an undecided and not encourag Ill answer mentioning that his father the Emperor Pntil bud by will nxpresaly given to his widow the DowugorEmpress tho absolute control f or the marriages of her daughters Thu Czar returned to HI Petersburg and thn 1inprcBs mother rosohod to put a ond to all danger of French machinations to Beotiro her daughter a wife for Napoleon summoned ono of the family relatives Prince Qeorgo of Olden burg nod early In tbo following year ho was married to tho Grand Duchess Catherine the presonco of the King and Jueen of Prussia tie special objects Napoleons dislike 1 would appear that ovon this decided stop did not make the French Kmporor abandon all Idea of obtaining a llusnlan Grand Duchess for a wife for the correspondence on the subject contin ued down to the end of 1809 But meantime the campaign against Austria had been brought to a successful conclusion and It bad been Bottled that the Archduchess Mario Lonlso was to be part of the price of peace Tho documents more than suggest causes I which wore at least contributory to tho war of I 1812 Tho true causes of that war havo never yet been sufficiently investigated according to the able ItuBHiiui correspondence diplomatic editor of this remark ICEALISHC BAflAtSTORMI 0 The Heavy Villain fled to Explain Before be IMay Could IVoned from the Denver Republican Wo worn playing in a email town back In the seventies paid a theatrical man when our leading heavy man had rather a tough ex perience All the mtiiora were lu the theatre Well the heavy innn had been persecuting a poor maiden through two acts In time third act he came to the powerful scone of the play At last ho raid 1 have you in my power and nothing on earth can save you I who was tho slave am now tbo master Ho saying he advanced toward hIs trembling victim heron she moaned Mercy he retorted Yon had no mercy for me and I will have none for you At that moment gruff olco washonrd from the gallery You blamed varmint Ill cattle with you There was duo crack ot a pistol and a bullet whizzed near the heavy man Hug the son of a gun boys continued the voice and a shower of liullota saluted tho stage villain lie didnt stop long In the wing bo met the stage managerwho was whlto will anger lou nave broken tip the scene ha sold Well Go back to the stage sir and wait for your exit I guess not I toll you I wont have the man In my com pany who is 1 so easily disconcerted Go on with the scene or you leave the company to morrow That was serious To lie stranded In that forsaken town was calculated to make the heavy man appreciative Ill co back ho said Ho tore oil isle wig just beioro going on and stepping down to the footlights with an Injured expression of countonanco he said Ladles and gentlemen bore wore no Indies there but that didnt matter with your kind permission I will resume the scene Be fore doing so however I want to call your at tention to the fact that the young lady and myself are merely acting parts In reality we are the best of friends I boar no ill will for your display of bernie chivalry 1 trust how ever that lou will curb your generous senti ments for If you should hit me the play would be Interrupted If any of the gentlemen will meet me after the show at Mccartys they will llnd out I am not a bad fellow Loud cheers greeted this speech and the play was resumed IVanamaker Will Not Par from the Jilnnta Cmituullm The Post Oflloe Department will not pay Ito 11000 reward offered for the capture and con viction of hula Burrow There U a standing reward offered by the Post Ojllce Department for the rupture und conviction of any one robbing no mails This IK the reward that applied to Uuhn Burrow But it will not ba paid because thorp way no conviction nor baa rroof boon eotab Ihhed lu court that flubs Burrow robbed the malls Thu department olllcorh km who did but they never pay a re ward without legal proof and conviction Thus tbe captures of Itubt Jlurrow will fall to get lloo of the 17000 reward on the bead of the noted outlaw Ur Gould Generosity lo Cup HhackTora from Iit AUdifrfjiAlii Time Cart Pbackford voluntarily resigned the command of Jlr Uouldn yacht for the reason that ho felt he wu oujoyliig u sinecure UN the yesel teas rarely In coiniiiTwilin and his ox penmen alit ial ry were paid even when the AtaliintH wax Idle ilr timId uliowel there aard lu whl h Ii bi illiiiu by afterward offer hag him inn pntltl ui of general vuporlnlendent uf f III 1ucillc Sliu ritOiinihl ii Company ami Im dnclluod It lcaiiM hi did lint cure to maka his homo among ktruuuors lu tiau ruucUc Til llnly Cutpet lu QMUrnallu from SAl Jarli oilnniinl TIle Holy merleS which Is now being brought liiilt l l lo Immini I wheiu It will have to submit I I im lie S Indignity 5 a I of lana iii lee Son flf cull usa 5 v Ik olio of III I ita u lucia are in i loillittlly tamion t lie en ib ro tu bu fuiictllled and U nudof u Mil k soft f silk mlamtmroljurtii wltli cites ot old eiiahi letter teIiilig two feet lu usmaitli end two In lien brad li occurs What I a KI OH n us ISis ll ut Allah or loutr sanctuary ol the tumble VIgedSy fimtltint lu Kansaa roe 11i KJIHUI t lit until Thar a run t until liar men wlionr nmwid Irmlitla WIac are Miuiiliiu lor 1iiigrfa I lu hmm mi link mir but ilmt wul irib uiy nut uu BUUIK III lisa i loci bu 154 IlidOllJrfX is I but Jill ul ttu iku lu Ihi hltttu uat t now Tfc Uilu 4 tSo hiM Hi Iam4e ran I rlruui tly rt eeliug 1IsiasiIa a j Ieleu SI ee Slit coaCh 14 is ia Si s1 So rocoits sew itotaipli i it wt IllUJltlllblKl fsC MUfl IWI HfU Ye sU I Ills titus tOaOalSeS tla14w1 k ft l tu sftiiiaiiai Ul im null ii4iiUaiUil Ill ititi Iiu4 h4 I fm ill M iiU wtauaif Sot funtu lilt llt Uljtti Iie aIkIISMIIIIC5MIWL lfewsi Cast P5444 4454tSlCllhI U hasdig abs esOstCtileIa lit a 111 ibedtjbgu casts trio a ill ft fcvit sl e4 ti fw un bIe bat dktwa Viiiyiil a ItekI llatfMl lMlt1 454 Ccl lii 1d5pI vii you lla4sJ 54J4ag5s aea tw Los gueAeisd Cy 14 rIg ft4 tsjiCUeat eutsi 4etaje4 5 atspa t a r I nliAr wa Atue ALL TAZKZKQ 4ltouyr Goto our Bandar schools and tee the flock of children in them visit the heatdqua501 Itii the branches of tho Young Mens Chtlntlm A aooiationh look at ii iist of the hundrediot r llglouasoclotlesicoto our churches nnj Ot servo the hosts of youthful attendants otbotk sexes and than tell us that religion lit t r h Inn In Ibis community It was a clriymaj of this city who thus sr oko the same onsvtha argued m Tuotdny SUN that the current i ports ft the tfvfjrriAn rffttt growth t9 flSflcitlets lw were contradicted by Ito raiil and stead 015550 Of the number of ciiall bes in h It Is all nOnsense h nUlOtl that the OUtI folks are turning to Infidelity In these lIme nnd those of us who know the ontlmentMhii are predominant among them end take tha trouble to llnd ont the facts aro fully con vlnocd that tho notion Is falie1 After Mist Baby Lips had been kin J m th American way by a swarm of her femlnlng qualntances when sho got back hero from Log don she spoko of It to a confidential frlsoij with a demure face Hike sho said th oscillatory habits of English women who when they kiss each other do It on the cheek or on both cheeks not on the gates air A salutation on one of the cheeks Is a mark of friendhip nnd on both a sign of warm ems tion hut Kngllsh women do not Indulge h kissing i neb other nearly aa much as their American sisters do They are far more r served In that respect than wo are and I In their way which Is both dainty and genteel All right lliaa Iluby And there Is no doubt that the question Is interesting especially in dowagers A Now York lady who has Just got back her from Nice where she spent three months In i terested somo ot her friends last night by gin Ing narratives of life there In telling of th hairyfaced specimens of the feminine sex whom she saw at Nice she said I often wan dered Along the tanks of the Palllon where the native Nlijolse women do their washing ol clothe They dress plainly but are all very cleanly whether old or young or mid dlo aged and the different colors of their at tire blue pink red or yellow makes the right well worth seeing I noticed among then many women belonging to the old rhoclan stock who had heavy moustaches or even boards Some of these were aged others leu BO but the oldest ones had tho biggest hirsute show on their faces When I wont to thn mar ket one morning I noticed a woman who wai Belling Mowers and who had a board that was certainly four Inches long and It curled well Her spouse who stood near tat vending fruit was not furnished with a beard at vigorous u that of his better half I once saw a bearded woman In Now York but she was In a Dowery museum and not of Phoolan stock 0 P Buntlngtona success according to big own statement is duo entirely to his personal mastery of the details of his business When I was a boy Mr Huntington la In the habit ol observing I worked In a store and ono ot the first rules I learned was that whenever I sow a onepenny nail on the floor it was my duty to pick it up and take care of it and not wait until I found a tonpenny nail before ex erting myself The details business are aj Imnortant aa the great results The millionaire railroad magnate Urea ont stenographer after stenographer and he has never had a confidential clerk who could m any sense keep up with him He u at his office at halfpast aavon never loaves before six and not a detail in connection with the vast Interests In his hands escapes his per sonal supervision To make np for this great output of vital energy Mr Uuntlnijton retires at 030 at night and sloops like a babe for eight straight hours A prominent politician said the other night Great Is the Influence of the Yandorbtlts There should never bo any mistake about this The family a modostone and both Cornelias and William K are menot tact and quiet man ners But they arc shrewd and their influence is farreachinc and potent It would appear now however that Uol Shepard baa got pretty well beyond their control They can protect him In private life and support him in some ot his extraordinary financial schemes but the Colonel has of late fallen ton ot two ele ments of contemporary life by which men an whirled about at will by fate He has antago nized tho Catholic Church and fallen into the thick of religious discussion and bo has managed to scramble Into the middle of a political movement where he Is kicking out In every direction and great ing tho wildest sort of alarm among both his enemies and his friends In this direction the Vanderbilt influence is powerless but the Colonel does not seem to think so The ap pearance of the man Is wonderful and It grows more and moro amusing as the political situation grows in complexity Ills blooming faoe plump figure and wagging forefinger are encountered everywhere about town and ha is always In the attltuiie of a great man de positing largo lumps of trOth and wisdom to benighted friends Be talks in a ready and oratorical voice and when be Is treated with any deference something which he has occa sionally met with since the Colonels wife is worth 110000000 his chest swells with visible pride and gratification The illness of Fred Leslie and the oven more serious physical condition of Nollle Farron were evidently unforeseen by the manager of the Gaiety Companys tour In this country Billboards and posters ore pretty liberally spread over the town with the names of these dlMlniruUbed artists figuring tnereon bat ac cording to the cable despatches they will all have to bo withdrawn Leslies health has been In a precarious condltKn for nearly two years and on many occasion ha baa played la strict violation of the order of his phyeHans Apparently the time has cone for him to par the penalty of his rashness An interesting tact came to light yesterday about the now County Clerk Mr P J Beolly It was told by ono of Goy Bills personal friends The late County Clerk Edward F Rellly died poor leaving a young widow Mr Bcully knowing the circumstances of Mrs lie Illy yesterday notified her through the me dium of Uov Hllla friend that he would pay oor to her every montn f 800 the different between his salary ns County Clerk and Deputy County Clerk As Mr Hcully coos ont on Jan 1 Mm Itollly will therefore receive 34UO She requeued her father to notify Mr Boullr through the Governors friend ot her deep so crwlutlon of his kindness About 0 oclock last night a bond ot sir well dressed young misses hardly out of their teens bustled Into a oar of an elevated train going up town and found seat all together on the cross benches of the car Aa they came In and when they eat down they cluttered sal giggled Hut these words look too bard They talked very loudly and laughed still more loudly Nearly all of them talked at once ned all of them laughed moat of the I lima It dl4 not seem aa If any ono of them could lelj wits any other one won saying and it looked as If I oueb of them lauuhoil at bar own talk They wen all awfully smart as was evident loan ouUliUrwIlbiiwn eiirn Not one of idem In dulged In BIO thing like lagig but atteral ot hem t uned funny words that Were not bocom th nu to respectble i misses Tiiiy kent ui thu ulibub till they rushed out of tbp car tall to gulber at an uptiwn nation Xow rounc ileeei lbs manoro that you dlai layi l whim unbolt airnuuers In an open train were not lhoe of flue brooding or of bashful uiuldeu 131011 4 X Perry Wall appeared In Wall street several days ugo and announced the tact that be hoed Locoiuo an Insurutuju annul Ho is no louver King of the Dude and bit dress attracts tory little atUntlori JlerryU I abua Uwnsali a broker ttbunawblw aud hi puutlou Ms 4 rtiulo t wliiitbfr lust on i r not uv lstlijit l Jlllll tfrrfllly lo hia buau t sroctstcta I An UO 5lelit for a uruud of i ijanii uttiix It wa a uc I adtiTflkvuiini rut in uiy cattier bualnvi M is tu luiury iJji Moid l alwy used in at UiinlunutVfY Wall Is j by m iiiun a lu fllid I kttuw poet hit Smuts I OdilUd llikt kTint f noLorluiy Ily the wiy U Is I asia lotey 051 at rsst lbtt lli flub uiur w 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fJiJJr S r w LIJ JL r1 THE BuN THURSDAY OCTOBER 23 Jroo j I TilE QUESTION OF A RECOUNT PATOK aii4Ni a rKTTEn DID NOT ItKACll Silt XOllLE rsrltllDAr T Hftrelsirv Vf m am Ik Innknnt For It la WhIlIlo s nd In thft MtunllBS tha Unror Aw ll lit Reply nON AppII11 flIret fi the 1rcaldrat ASniNoTOS Oct 22Tho letter of Mayor Grant to the Secretary ot tho Interior appeal c tnc to him t do justice to Now York and order a recount a tho city hns not bon received to day at tho Interior Department When the nomine mat camo In anti Ibo Mayors totter I was not found In I HcoroUry Noble was sur t prised for ho had been ex pooling It Thlnkln g It tnleht hUG boen 0 crlooked by tho Cnlef Clerk t whom all of tho Secretarys mal BOOK he Itnt In to see whether possibly that mIght pot bavo been the case Then ho gao orders that as soon as It did como It 1 rUould be bronnht to blm During tho day he mad fre quent Inquiries about It und his private sec tetarr was cautioned to keep a strict lookout for It but up to 4 oclock when Mr Noblo left l the department nothing bad been heard ot tho eipected lettor and It was concluded that tho Slavor for somo reason had withhold it from te mal possibly for revision or perhaps on account ot tho pressure of other business I b i tho Secretarys Intention to answer the litter as soon as I roaches him but he will not at this time give any Indication as to what his action may bo I U I possible that he may fol low the plan that wo adopted In tho caio of tht demand lor Ibo i count of tho Htnto of Oncon that IA appoint adlY forn hearing of r two side of the controv y In that event ii will ask Marcr Jnint to name ono ur moro reprtsontatlvosof thu city of Now York familiar with their side of the caso to appear before him iriiti sucn oUdenoi al they may havu to sub Sit in support ol their demand for a recount and argue thn mutter Tbt CennUH Ollloo would a so be represented probably by Actinic fopjtlnlsndoiit LhlldH and by Special Agent llyJo Chief of tho Division of Buiiorvlaora air Oloolts report and the maf B of evidence that the COIIHUU Oflloe claims to hat In its po se8l hm bearing upon tliocano will then for Uu first limo bo mado public There Is a pos tlbllltr that before thin stage Is reached Boo rtarv Nohlo will wrlto to tbo Mavor nnd prao fleetly reiterate tho position taken by Chief Clerk Chllds saying that before ho can reach any dnNon ho must bo sunpllod with some IhlDCmore than the mere demand of New York Mayor and that tbo fact forming the basis of that demand must lie laid before him I is tat today a the Interior Department that tils will probably bo the Secretarys course sod that tho request for a bearing on the sub jMtmust liret bo male by New York represent stlvea I Is also said that Secretary Noble Is perfectly wllllne to noccdo to this request if It should be made n the bost way out of tho un pleant business let are however frcoly offered In the department with no takers tint hearing or no hearing Now York will not Bits recount w1 Hsyor Orant will take no further action in I Ue matter of the inadequate census until ho I receives Secretary Nobles ofllclal answer to tit letter sent to Washington on Tuesday It rests with Secretary Noble to say whether I York li to have hor rights In coco he rnfuses to rtcoanlzo tho city B claims Mayor Grant probably will call the citizens of Nw York together In mall meeting and sand an appeal direct to thn President calling upon appea fe that justice Is done I Secretary Noblo asks for the pollco schedules for comparison the Mayor wilt be able fo furnish him with the rOe Ilcnrea and books of live wards which Enpervlsor Kenny has completed Before tin other week la I over Mr Kenny promises to havo all I the wards in shape The Idea of sending a committee of citizens to Woshlncton with the police schedules meets with general favor and Congressman Itoswell 1 flower baa been suggested OB an available bend to such a committee aTlablo Francis K Thurber is I anxious to see New York set rhbl In tho matter of population be fore the country He says that too Iortor can vas Indicates that there has been tremendous falling oft In the percentage of increase and II I the correct count Is not obtained and tho I enumerated 200000 added Now York will suffer greatly in iiretnleo wisuer Republican who doesnt let hU partisan feelings smother his municipal prldo partsa terday that he know of many coses where the Federal enumerators failed to obtain the names of residents in their districts At his country place In New Jersey he had refused to give his name to the Federal enumerator Ilve the IUd that ho WW a resident of New York and that he would be counted them Many of 5H neighbors fummerinB tho same place old the same thing while others wore counted there He thought that Congress had been negligent in not making some provision In the tow to prevent just such work as this on tho part of the enumerators tu BuDerintondent of the Census Porter Is tomorrow board the Lann which will probably Mrlvo morowUB THE VTJCA HERALD OLn Iosdis Hcpoblleu Politicians ud New Torfc Hank Among the Creditor rjncA Got 22At noon today Joseph n BwaD attorney for Ellis H lioberte receiver offered at auction the Utica Morning Herald including Associated Press franchise Hoe press type and good will I was struck oft t John A Goodale cashier of the First Na tional Dank ot U toa for 9000 that being the oar bid Mr Goodnlo represents the new Heal Publishing Company ol which Ellis I Boberts Charles W Ilankett Joseph B Swan I Fred Maynard and the Hon Titus Gheard are directors The publication will bo a directrs publcaton con tinued with no chance of employees except that George L Boberts will ehe place to Fred WlnVo aa business manager The creditors tredltor creed to fottle for 25 cents on the dollar In cash or 50 cents In stock of the new company The ecbedue showed total compan1 1617u127 and assets labites b Among the crolorl are the following for the amountS flamed Wlrnor folownl Cwrse I Sloan 82000 W W Iholps f 2000 S2no Frank lllsefjck 10000 George West 117600 A B Ourntll U350 W Oeorje arls l0od I kllerriman 12016 A D Barber fa600 A Thomas O Ilatt 5OOU I Credo i Hon J2000 hobart Mlddleloir 1000 Huri Uebrl Gooreo ar 1fddleton 110 OoorJo flln 11000 JniDet J Bolden 1800 William K nstl 500 Inph I Swan ioOOO Huian B onSWO Elizabeth Roberta 7000 Th following New York banks and bankers IDPe aseredltors Lincoln bankr ODIff asredltor Natonal 2700i OIrei1 National 1600 fictional Bank of tOmasre Ir 20 i cetera National 12000 mmm hank 01 tho Iepublo 130 Leather aDulllurer iitiotial fl04M Apierioan Nntolal IOJ A lerloan tfSStp Aatlomu 111000 Southern National 1003 Morton HUBS A Co tl OOU JtOla ftefAWi UDltBl1 States 100 Chno I patonj larl 1000 Natlonnl City aOW reaboard Jonal uPon H V 100 tard alonll tOli While k Co I SllQ0 1 t Wble o Il00i1 f Central j NBtlonul i 00s K 0 C Jt t undrBinnd that the loo control of the vapor ii 00 In the hand 4 f 1 te leading ecan follla8 V11 J Jobirtals to bo rituluid Ieditor ant gio 14 much limo as rutllr trrrm I Ila Ilt clt the buljTMi8Ufr In ALlur et 22Imlnont fleinbileanc I Dtr1 IepubloAn sw ork hate lofue to the rescue I lb 00 Ut111 Ila UtIl Ikrij and money bus bii Ihdo ttb uuLloney blShll1 ttIc support bo I inilor nail put It on U lot I D A etrSiti 1I OJittuy wu Iflorjioratud l t 10 iIti of i 8 oou with these JlllarluIOIOfl rso trus ffi YIH I ti I Hvlrl VT1 wlh Jlackt 3i I2T iAIV i ttJ Jos iJh H I IAckrt nl slId WAi r VLBt p AA hiruriJ Of Jlttlii FitlU Sir i s to tuia thu I full cliurg 01 the tbQUWb 1 I telOr UI 4r1 IIOLrlo I clurJe 10 lvor 11 lu Illle 1 giOtuIpaI HIII 1 sillor witboi4i 141 S iii allr rotobtlofl I WHlojt 1 r Il r h9b011 fn I 11 cjitorjjj f fIIIu I U1 10 11 but llorlry CIPI 11 UI II IP 1 dlilidns StlifOfy ri 10 r iil U IIrt 11nI4 to furnish go4 t Iunilb r ttHllnt 10 cMldrru lxlweD S clad 12 1 lt iI f bgu Wu utAIIIbeI l through thu Jwtt of l 11 jHr H Huimw r tjroulb CUI UUUJ 01 i lliu Iibrry In I lU 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Jlle 1VUI 1 CllkUiatUlUliahS liitJu ulili Wft 5Pidsiiun I l WWMUif n CIIj Wit 1 taiil f USJuL 1 I 1 1I 115 IlIB5lI1Ij rjll I I r Y 111 atI1 wj4i blijfc I I tuew faad 4 r Levi lsr Mi ii P M I I 1 I 7 1 B m4LslfM154 1 j I LI 144 5 10545 cH I I hI A 141415g 5 k lUVUIttATUIO OA1UIOAD TUACK8 Ziipriats tntk it B srk L ht IB COBS MdiilpMtT Im l Nlsjht The frat tnt ot the HuntlDEton search lIght for railroad uses was made lat nleht In the New Jcner Central Railroad r at Com mntilnnw One of the light was mounted on the switchslgial bridge twenty foot abo e tho track The light ItMlf WM an ordinary are light such as or Ictn every night In front of TiE bUN bulldtne It lind a cI clty of 3200 candle power Tho strength ot the current was only 50 ols The rsileetor wan the ahapoot the locomotive hciwlllght reflectors 1 was made of coDlior henrlly sitter plated and highly burnished Butxrlntondcnt Wheeler of tho Centrals electrical works conducted experiment A SUN reporter and hat I dozen rlectrlclanB Including Dr Reott of tui Bfott Electrical Works xvltnniaad It Th It light was llrct turnod tin the depot onethird of a mile away I was almost t osslbl to count the bricks In the building Then It a pointed along the track and U was possible to count the tIes to tho depot and the small Stone that form tho ballast could budtsiln gitinhemi It I was turned on o ory part ot the yard aol AI dlntanco of moro than onethird of a mIle tho letters on the cars could be rend with once The color or the paint on nn old grain elevator hal a mile away could be dls tlneulshod n could also tho color of the paint on the factory chImneys In Jersey City more 011 mor than hal a mil cl When It was turned up tho tracks toward the Uommunlpaw Rtatloa tile light Wa towar strong that I thor had beon oven a small ob uoton ottij track at I distance of half a mile It could have bean Been As fur as It went tho experiment was a suc cess There will be a more extended trial some day next wrok The Inventor ot the light ai faht sert that dynnmus weighing only a few hun drod nnimds could besot In front of locomo iRe hollers and run by tho steam from the en gines and that It would furnish Bulllolont elec tricity to otiorato wouldIurnbh liulpriod with Ibo light I he says any obstruction on tim tracks no matter how small could bo seen l the en gineer a n sufflclant distance ahead to stop his train and avoid accident aoa IEr8 OF ma RAILROADS Lte lafonnsitlan of Interact From All Uastrrcra Twenty years ago a railroad known n the Erie and Oenesce Valley Railroad was built from DansUllo to Ut Morris In Livingston county I was mortgaged for 120000 half of the bonds being taken by Lott 0 Clark Tho road was turned over to L 0 Woodruff who In turn leased it to the Erie Railway when U became the Dansvllla and Mt Morris branch of that road The Erie Railway Company road Er nalway was to pay tbe bonds with interest and operate the road This agreement was carried out until July 187S when the Erie wont into the hands of a receiver Tie truStees of tho bondholders of the Erie and Genesee Valley Railroad com menced action to foreclose the mortgage that road and tho Erie Railway Company was a party defendant by virtue or its 1 agreement to pay the bonds Whon the Erie wan reorganized 1879 and became the Now York Lako Erie and Western Railroad Company that corn puny continued to operate the Oenoeoe Volley road and treat I a Its own property The new Erie Company was consequently by order of court brought in as a defendant In the bond holders suit Subsequently Judge Mocomber at Special Term of the Uuprem Court decreed tho sale of the Erie and Oenese Valley flail road holding the New York Lake Erin and Western Railroad Company and L C Wood ruff severally liable for any deficiency that might result from the sale The Erie Company appealed from tills order to the General Torm Tie docroe was modlllcd so aa t make the ap pellant liable only to tho extent of the Interest on the bonds during the time tho receiver of thn Echo Hallway had operated the Genoboo Valley road All parties appealed to the Court of Appeals from this decree the principal mover on tho part ot tho bondholders being I John L Buuderland of Now York executor or the estate of Lot O Clark holder of the JGO Ooo In bonds Tho Court of Appeals has Just nfllrmetl the judgment of the General Term The railroad In question will now be sold un der tbo mortgage foreclosure as decreed nearly eight years ago The whole Thirtieth street freight yard of the New York Central Railroad Is undorolo a transformation that will make it one of the best equipped about New York and will double Us cacadty for handling business tioyeral machine shops and other old buildings have bon torn down They were among the earliest landmarks of the railroad in this city The ground where these stood will bo devoted to a freight storace yard lor cars In transit either direction Two big brick freight depots will replace the old wooden sheds one for east boupd and the other for westbound freight A new feature will ba a bulkhead Kbed ot gal vunlzed Iron covering the ends of tiers 61 and 1 a ana exienamK a jar as iir no loa bridges are being put in finely paved drives for the trucks ere being laid and there will be a regularity about the whole arrangement that tat Will contribute to time despatch of business Those Improvements will cost more than 200000 and as much will be spent on other work near the yard A big storage warehouse which will occupy a whole block I going up between Twenthseventh and Twentyeighth streets west of Eleventh avenue I is two blocks south of the companys property but the railroads tracks DOSS the warehouse and the company is expected to lease it The Cen tral recently erected a long threoutory brick haT depot on tho north side ot the yard which it considers the finest in the country The new east bound freiuht station is fin ished I is a brick building 650 by 40 feet with galvanized Iron weather doors Inside tho building is divided off into rooms and in this respect it differs from most freight houses rpot Too rooms are classified according to I cities sections of tho country The doors sectona leading from room to room are tinfaced The structure Is considered fireproof The build ing for westbound freight which will be CM by 5 feet Is half finished The bulkhead shed dub by 46 feet la of galvanized iron corrugat ed und betides increasing tho facilities on the piers gives more storage room Railroad traces run to Per 62 and 68 the latter of which is open All this la west of Eleventh avenue East of that street the two blooks bounded by Eleventh and Tenth avenues Thirtieth and Thlity second streets have been completely cleared except for a dummy engine house This space will sort for the storage yard The old Thir tieth street passenger station east of Tenth jnenuo will hold Itself together a while longer The stockholder of the Alabama Great Southern Railroad Company a part of the Queen and Crr scent system met in lllrmlng bar Ala on Wodnohdar and the election of n new Hoard of Directors i ltlei finally the net that the Eat Tennessee Virginia and Jeurwla nvstem la secured control of the I Queen and Crescent C C harvey Vlce1res dent represented the foreign stockholder of thu road A resolution was passed to IncrR the lloord of Director from Hv n to eleven and tho following were elected VJ D Jirown A R Abraham Roger frkyn Chale ltchIfl f W HnageIsmuslThoni Chnfle 1 t tchhr John I Imnan Jutm U Eoors Cares MiS lou nnd Francis 1orejr A majority of the dow II Dmctora were named by the Katt Ten UI 1 Virginia and Unorgfa 10 10 Th election duy of olllcors wo deferred until 1 futuio duyThn Phlladelnlilij Hoard of Trade ha taken tim TIA i nns l auln Railroad to TrAllu allege lUcrluIuutlbn aitaluat that city In luvar of uw cork and liultliuor liMJiDt llobarts ruiilld that uo wait ijulto wlllmtf to have a fujulltu froii the road iupler with a Ilk I oiniiilliM from the Hoard of frail lu upord frlelllOrd uu 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iiukdUu is ISis Jhiiissy p MiM aJW iIihir J ltd titers igmi5ciip can l 1U545 Kilt hHmvfiiiP rallwiifi ihe II fur I ll I 114 1111 wl I g134 J JIl trn 1111 vOl I 114 n i I diLsimmsj 1 the IIII Itlltl tilfeSlle tIll frmfudilld the asiitji I itjsntl lt lelau 1 luo ey atl 50 rrmmw ta 111 lJe I 1 1 Jrl 141 11 11 J3 lilt lltill 11 til til llturlililHir illS i 1 u Jun It flU UU puvbsssmmis tltafuiniMIt HMHIll lit ltd city qt ister oj t 4viruUmi Iu 111 1 IY rUp is liaa Tit kuiffiiit Ctitiil 1 Ibid I lift a tt Ijut b454 IS IUJIOoJ WhOle JII I t l time I UU I It alll limiSibisto bltMtt ttljii li Itself iiiutuA IM aiJ Or cay IIII f silt stiiddiY A f lUII 4 thai I asia I qmiaI 114 fur J wmt e Sc lMtM I we p1 fl a Miiter I lfttluub il it lirLuaa iJir 11 l ue u Wmif samJ tiesfir 11 jlol iruuk iine a I li Kbot Clflrlal all protsJyaek It fnn to ni iHitiil cijumltt to sxme4 la eli w Iftal 1A 1 La r VIUm commmmmm1t tw OCTODKlt 1TKDD1NOB KaleTH Nswiivnaim Oct 23MI Florence Clark Townsend and Charles T MoKenrJ ot Rah way NJ wr married this afternoon nt tho resldtnooof the brIdes iarntn IBB Oran I street by tho Per W K Hull E 1 Ferris ot I llrooklrn was beet man and tho bridesmaids w r MIss Alldix Townsend ot Milton a cousin of the brldo Miss Hattie 0 Marsh ot Prince ton NJ and the Misses Ilnlctta Bclknap and JJolllo 0 Hall of Newburgn The usher were George 0 D Odell Eugene Delknap O Elli ott Brown and Frank 8 Weller of Nanbrarsh Th bride ornament were diamond tho alt of the groom She wore a very handsome rook f of Ivory faille francalso with ostrich trimming cut T 1th full court train Bhe also wore a long tulle veil fastened with an ostrich plume and carried a bouquet of bri dal roses and maidenhair fom Jude Qeorge 0 Itoynolds and wife Mr and 10 Mrs l 0 Reynolds Mis Annlo 1 Lang Edward Umlth and wife Mr and MrB Voter J hell Mr and Mrs Weeks W U Karl and Del wife and Mrs Annie E Copolond of Brooklyn llot flay Charles Barnes and wife of Hoboken Mr and Mrs Frank Barnes and Miss tmlly V biting of Jenoy City Mr and bliss Williams Mr and Miss Clark Mr and Mra William V i MeKenrle father and mother of the uroomt James Barnes and wife nnd Frank Lan troth of Rahway N J Dr and Air William V Me Konzlo JrM of Motuchon N J Mr and Mrs Worthier and daughters of lironkllne Mass Mr and Mrs Carlton E Hpadloy of Now Oarlnn E Joadloy Haven Ars Rev Charles K Clearwator of Mount vornon NYt Mr and Mrs Crewel Marsh Miss Bessie Uartlne and JohnY Sirs ham 0 Princeton N latno and MrsE Town send Lang and daughter of Parkston 8 1 exMayor itOdell and family exMayor A 8 Cassidy and family Ulstrlet Attorney MH Hlrshborg nnd wife On their return from an extended wedding tour tho couple will reside at Inulesldu a Ono suburban residence near Rahway presented by tho father of the bride Uoalton Btocltwclt Mies Edith W Btockwell a daughter of George 1 Stockwell and Franklin Moulton of this city were married In the Church of tho Pilgrims In Brooklyn yesterday afternoon by the Rov Dr BtorrB The bride who was at tended by a maid ot honor Miss Gertrude F Btockwell a sister and six bridesmaids wore a gown of white satin brocado and point lace and I tullo Tel which was affixed to the cal fur with small diamond pins Her bouquet was of bride roses The bridesmaids wore Miss Edith Woodruff flies Anna Allen War Miss Marlon Brookman Miss Esther I Leonard of Brooklyn Miss Elizabeth Robin son of this city and Miss Helen Newell of lon oly Chicago Four of these young ladies wore attired Chlcao younl tired in gowns ol green silk worn under white chiffon and they carried bouquets of Catha rine Mermet roses while the two remaining ones with the maid of honor PPPfr d In pretty dresses of heavy white corded silk and each carried a bunch of white roses Frederick C Nichols of Boston a classmate of the bridegroom was best man The ushers wore Edward P Warron of Boston Herbert D Ilobblnsqf Brooklyn Qooret Jansen Wen dell Howard A lroklyn RlobordB Fuller and Alexander Mason of this city A reception for the bridal party and Intlmato friends followed at 37 Romsen street the homo of tho brides father Among the guests from this city woro Mr and Mra Jeremiah P Rob inson Miss Helen Robinson Mr and Mrs Jacob Wendell Mr and Mrs Elibu flout Mr Wondol Gordon Wendell Mr and Mrs William A Hazard and Mr and Mrs U W Dunn Other guests Included Mr and Mrs leAt Ar Thomas Porter of Montclolr and from Brook lyn Mr and Mrs Samuel Bocook Mr and Mrs H D Brookman Miss Brookman Mrs M E Watson Miss Lillian Ward Mr and Mrs Hod LiIan J pay A Ward Mr and Mrs Louis Leonard A Miss Josephine Leonard Mlbs Lillian Tall Jonar raadco Mr and Mrs J Bpencer Turner and Mr and Mrs F A Dwight ZllggiaonWMIke NOBTOXJC Va Got 22Mr James Potter Hicglnson of New York n grandson of the late Hour Theophllas Hlgginson of Cornalla House county Dovon Ireland and Miss Mary D Walke of Norfolk a society beauty were married In Christ Episcopal Church this after noon at 1280 Miss Bailie Walke a sister of the bride was tho maid of honor and Mr Cole man E Elssam of New York the best man The ushers were Mefsrs Willoughby Sharp Henr llnndall wer Douglas F Cox of New 1ork and Henry Walk James M Walke Isaac Walk and U Leighton Hubbard of Norfolk The bridesmaids wore snowy white gowns and wraths of yellow chrysanthemums around their hair and carried large bunches of the flowers In their hands They were Miss Rig Klnson of Now York thn grooms sister Miss Alice Conover or Morrl aromI J and the Mortown Misses Cnovr Baker Bland Taylor Ethel Ioley Annie Walke and Fannie Leigh of Nor folk and Miss Daisy Cuyler of Baltimore The olk brldo wore white silk and orange blossoms Attar the services at the church which was Drilllantly lighted and beautifully decorated a reception followed at the residence of the brides parents In Bush street Mr and Mrs tour Hlculnson have none South on their wedding Dleklaion Tssylar Miss Bessie Taylor a daughter of Health Officer Dr W Itemsen Taylor of Long Inland City was married to Mr Townsend Dickinson by the Rev Mr Bolden in Bt Georges Eplslo nal Church Astoria at 8 oclock last evening The bride wore a white silk dress with train and veil The bridesmaids were Jilts C Scar borough Miss May Clark Miss Trotvbrldge Miss A N Taylor Miss Hannah Burnett was maid of honor und Mr Walter Dickinson was mall The ushers were W Horn son Tar lor maD Van Wick Du Bois WUllom Bmall wood and Alpheas I Biker SaOItAI WET DnEA Mass0ct22Tlmls after noon Mr Edwin Scott of Now York and Miss Annie C Alger daughter of the late James O Alear worn married at the residence of Mr James O Aleer Jr I brother of the bride The only persons present wore the family of the bride and a few friends Mr and lira Bcott started on a two months wedding tour They will reside in Somerville NJ Brmtteanorac LAWHENCS Mu Oct 22Mr William D DratUnof Philadelphia and Miss Augusta W Home daughter of George W Homo ot this city were married this evening at Mr Homes residence Tower HIM The house was hand comely decorated with potted lilt flowers and evergreens The Rev W A Koesa of Trinity Churl emulated IJrowisI l lrlcb CMCBI N I Oct 22 Frank Brown gen fral passenger afsut of the Concord and Mon treal Railroad and Ml s Annie B Dietrich JIce of the lAt lllol Justice Uartet wire lsrred 10 dJY at the borne ul the briie hunt JI ceremony was Performed ly vlolktor U C crelony I D In the presence of the feualllob of th contracting parties f ldw llMoulal a the mal of Dr Diamond U CsldwelJ to MIlo Y Moulding of Liverpool took placu vt strd r iiiornlna In time NeW Vorn Atenuo Sletliodlst Church in JJrnoklrn I wit time fIst inurriair Hbl b has lukcn ilai JntuxiifW rhurcLT oCiclatod TUtf 11ev UaorM kr uUu the paUir C Martin I Chase Jr of Harwich Msn wo tainted yct idur io II han EIIri4ih Cun Held iituiilr4 tUjifrQfll Jler l J Pr A f CtoMt in tL tiyr of Our rath r in jlrooklD jie lIst SIr J lapllI who 1II a Wr oflii huicurfurHiJ liii ivmour C p W 1be w4diB of Ml Anni ullliitf mid Usr o Vrfui will K A U celebrated l lu HUM burcli U his lUll Mououueid but at 11 tow of iies Cultluir mother Ufa lityward Canton 1111 Jlfih avenue JJj I SlU for the cl latl 0 tbsf time ilnrufi I I rulLvlc ll Is I UU lUHIIiltltttUi that IllIHf I Vi4 U the Un 11 IH fit oil iqul Arilill 1 I w p fWruuii will flteitC IC MI ihssmi4 1 S Priest UI I lime J cuii i 4 rd rirjl 4 uuilH igdiJ4ueeJ4fD4liU4ie thu jty by Idlptw Islands I il 11 Sihwitp frir l qgu 1111 Sic JQH 1 rsRaS imudiij 11 shill ff JU HI ODD Wedfl4411 S1kIt 1 Ia l ldll f Wddlae f sb IdLi Hr si Mis Lbsrte JIWfl iIsbsl U I ulltMl aUillltrf is lA lUlf luutrisvli j C eSlvir tsettiiig Jal 1 ilfat at IIr IUu 11 Iid clel lissidee thus three cMdfu Julius 1111 Id AWca lttt I were sn sef4 5sj4UlIfbjiJU1l5I mf vut Mr apt J IiUj J4Iqmu lqr ad EI ff w ar J4lgnsae jy ammI Ifl Jo 1 euJ J fleer J4bJs4i0 mid Wr Ileffesim i fait4lt 1 Mr tun lrIt I hslgplr lr ainl Mr I 1 lile Mr it4 U 115 iW II I fltyu tli Vh I dl sfi 1 llsti I I I itxttitia 1tl I I 1 dli cmmd inIi I ier lit J Ol wr 4hi Jilt Iia54 p44 5l ye Adult LMbuiSJll J I lltlti Mtli trwu 5 4sJBe La tsuJisic at liiaa f smi U AxoAg ReaissMalMs5 MA 8t JUJ k r ai The Official Report of the New Jersey Food Commissioner PAl 07 shows Clevelands Superior pure cream of tartar baking powder highest in leavening power R Bin Jlrtt howl luu tun piftlMttt ty w TMJlrtl IrulaUmoU totu toprinttt In Tue sUJftur SUN 1 G 8 IIhtt olt LVO Jiry HI i laosvUf Sj bu url lr cwrtl mas rsrViiioml values I4iCA5 X ai lilC fr i ir1ufc Uff Nlilrin lu Ua ur Ml fur P VK teller ci soy j Ua 5U aid bit 5rs4wr Jptrnl 1ottt TEA U CABPPT CIEANlNar J Slew ac lose lirodwIyNw You and El Is t3tntr City pi LE AND HOI Health Food Co1 OlD Sop acres thorn Biaih an and all druiglsta twjub1icnuoii THE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY FOR NOVEMBER THE OniOIN OF MUSIC An article b Herbert Kpciteer In which ho discusses thoopposuiff views of Darwin and others THE RELATIONS OP MEN OF SCIENCE TO TiE GENERAL PUBLIC Presi dential address at this years meeting of t American Association Tho author x luta out the ways by which scientific men may hocomo more useful and better appreciated Vy IrofeBfior T C 3leii dentiull ILLUSTRATED ARTICLES THE HOOTTJ1 Jy Frederick L Itoy rrlt MY CLA H IN OBOMKTUV JJy 050rfo lies lllllliu ISP rnif tuv TfiiiVITiiti On 1 A U iuienu TIm VOaiOOV VKKK TUADK ANI IBO TECT10N liy Arthur KiUuii Tin lIiHToiitr op A Hrn 11 l IrtitrtiuiT J Xurintn Ix Uyer NY LIJHWX ruuu JUiiiuuiHU liy UUM jouduio Jui UK II AvMiin iv Umiuim by A O Jiasy IKY U I 1 Iluiuu HKMJniu by I Alfred UuMxtl Wulluiui i Min t Lint JI JYJA im JIW14TU ASS KHMH l1y In1c tv r A Kay Hlm11 AND Ionuuir ov JIWlJIS hull AMOtt IJtUM l 0 clltIf II lluialmr ffiOO a Year Published by D APPLETON d COf 11 A r Huuil M New York l Hr iyaitws av myy pjgc I If IiihYiuIe 1I1j1 or y 1111 f lr 1 U t w 1Ml r ltfli6ft 111 II la Stfr f 3Y a t tfull ulJ uAWltVVriV 1 t 1 U cJ I ri saBle if iniij rJ Tt ilif f ur 7Jc ibjrisriiws sails Nfcful HlV UK UlJ llft I Lf KKM HUt ll H I iil1lllniInU jis IMM l V i 1U Mk 11L tllI lu Ill jIyIHaiis IIS Vi i 51 511 5 Seud I a a t4 hf IjI kie4i I 54 111 hie M tz II e ear I oIe Jfk e 54 IIC 4155 1 biI 1 C eel 14011 I ru I 7 H ffflflUMlV AI I4t4uU H JUII e 5se t Pbhl4fsJe fri 45 Ur ICSiigaiuesi55a44aOL si3ee iSleS tcI AIoL uw 5 ieaf at nu w iI c bTITffSlt1 AND YY J lVlAJiAM FRENCH ESCRITOIRES CHEAP Did anybody over hoar Ladies French Escritoires talk French Not by tho employment of words but by implication from their dis tinctly and unmistakably Fronohy charactor Weve some that do Thoyro perfect models of synfrao try and high art workmanship and bound to reflect credit on an owner as they certainly do credit to the good taste or the selector of thorn for us in Paris Bo an owner of ono if you can at all 3800 but this prico doesnt convoy an ado quato idea of tho excellence oj those goods88OO would be apt to suggest an idea nearer what they are Againbe sure to BOO tho French onyxtoppod Parlor Cabinet of the curio typo 811600 if any ono can figure out how this piece can be sold for less than 27600 well be glad to learn how its dono runiitar ta floor CHANCE TO SECURE YOUR WINTER JACKET 60 ladies fino allwool imported Cloth Jackets with fine braided sleeves and collar Bold for 1960 today 1L75 30 Ladies English Seal Plush Jackots satin lined1250 in place of 1800 160 Ladies Astraohan Cloth Capes satin lined high shoulders worth 575 for 390 200 Ladies black and colored all wool Jersey Waists Borne tucked some trimmed with braid and some braided sold heretofore for 325 to 400 will be sold today for the uniform price of 198 Cloak D pt2 l floor 6FRAME BODY BRUSSELS 115 5framo Body Brussels Carpet the recent arrivalsnow 125 Whole sale price has boon jumped 15c a yard Youll pay 140 next sea son 200 rolls with borders to match 50 distinct new patterns for 115 Ctxpttt floor INFANTS CAPS HATS AND SHORT COATS 18 Short Coats Cashmere with plush trimmings size 1 to 3 years 350to be 250 15 Short Coats Plaid Cloth size 1 to 3 years 275 instead of 375 5 doz Infants Plush Caps 125 to be 98c 5 doz Crepe de Chine Caps sell ing elsewhere at 250to be 169 10 doz Plush Hats in all tho new est shades 200to be 150 Infants ar2d Door LACES AND TRIMMINGS B to 12 Inches wide real hand run Spanish MarqulBOand Eecurlal Locos In black only the best and fInest made 800 to 500 goods for 99o a yard 5 to 8 Inches wldo real bond run Spanish Escurlul and MarqulsoLacoa In black only the best made 125 to ISOO goods for 18o a yard 45 and 18 Inches wide all silk Drapery Note In stripes figures polka dots Ac In all the leading evening shades 1X0 and 179 goods for She a yard 48 Inches wldo Silk Hull In black cream Ivory lilac Nile pink yellow and other evening tints regular 95o goods reduced to G3a a yard COO real Duchesso Lace Handkerchiefs 175 jjoocJfor 1110 each 45 Inches wide all silk La Toaca Flouncingg H73 goodereduced to 1110 a yard 1 lot block and colored silk Passementerie Cupoa IUO to 500 capes for 1100 each 1 lot black and colored Silk and Dead Imps Galloons and Frlimoa which wore 1100 to f200 now 25o a yard 1 lot black Ostrich Fcatlior Collar 200 and 5300 collars fur U3 and III each Latssrtsht Motr Trlmmlmrr lei l u BOMB ITEMS FOR nOUBEIUJHPEBS 10 1 dz Pressed Glaan Sugar Bowls it 21c eit ICQ d1 IrawM QUKH Duttor Dishes at Me on ICO d1 PiDHHCd llawii Bpoon Hold ors at lOc ju llioll1 l Iruwil J OlaBM Cream Pitch Mil ut 12c nn liiOMi goodu uro worth Men tJWIIO igu j ns I IHIW CnrMttul Chinn Diniior Hut 121 1 JlIIIIOH vjmiilulo for 12 1 Mirioii IjHOijMoiuoly tlutiornliul IJ IOHIDS HWW fur ViMA nut iM Kilv I orpIatsd l I JmJpotll J flOO fur fJWi ouch 24i Mi of HHvcrpliitMl Fruit nlres tsiii Mnnuid liuudluM Input tula poiiUiroly f LJJ set t for We sit t 2W itis of f HllvcrpllltlJll l l Nut 11JeIl itihuisitis1 l hinilloH rijilo jmlsttt fl Iii wtt t for T2f Mt M Oiiyi Toil Tuhlox Holiil ImIIlH bu7 bCyds 112 for t707 each I 1V JJE4LLLll 25 Silver or Brass Fancy Metal Tables 1000 for 765 onoh Mala Boor t a t STERLING HANDLED UMBRELLAS FOR VALUE OF THE SILVER Sterling Handled Umbrellas for about BtnoUingclownforoldsilvor price with nn Umbrella ftttachod to each hnudlo for tho tnking away This illustration is perhaps littlo overdrawn but not a great deal when you come to consider the character of tho goods They wore made by Now Yorks two lending makers but out of mercantile courtesy we darent mako free with their names in print else our word for it there d bo short lifo to this sale However if you should happen to soo their re spective trade tags and nnmo on the goods when you como to ox amino thorn of course wo cannot very well help thatnor can the makers very well reproach us 4 Sale oponod yesterday with a 1000 Salo will continue today Below aro particulars Lot 126 Inch all gcnulno starling silver 10 different designs of handles i boen 1750 this BUI J350 Lot 226 Inch nil genuine sterling silver 10 different designs of handles been 1100 this sale 500 Lot a20 inch nil genuine sterling sliver 40 different designs of handles i been 1260 I this sale f 000 1 fooo Lot 420 Inch all genuine sterling silver 45 different designs of handles been 1600 4 this Bale 800 Lot 1120 Inch all genuine sterling sliver 43 different designs of handles wero 2100 this sale 1000 Lot 028 Inch nil gonulno sterling silver 88 I different designs of handles boon 1000 this sale 400 Lot 728 Inch all genuine sterling silver 15 different designs of handles been 1200 this sale 550 Lot 828 Inch all genuine sterling silver 18 different designs of handles been fU this Bale 650 Lot 028 Inch all genuine sterling silver 15 different designs of handles been 1800 this cab 860 Lot 1028 Inch all genuine sterling silver 80 different designs of handles been 2360 this salo 1150 I Wo neglected to suggest overhead that um brellas Btieh as these nm admirably calcu lated for holiday presents take tho hint hero II you like Umtrellufront o ft 1ITITRSIb1 AN YV J qfsLAN lVlAJWvk Brooklyn rt Y Brooklyn Nr Y ttbltc tIotttt OtT OFFICE NOTICEIettari for foreign cone 4 POST CnEt jfi 15 dr r IT cnb tries need not be specially addressed for desoatcb byaav particular steamer except when U U desired to nr gr f rif Cd t3 send tlupllcMes of bsnkljiir aud coniuierclil I documents letters fbi specially addressed belnj lent by the fattest veiilt available lorelffn mails for the week ending Oct 2i will class promptly In all caret at I lit attic at follows TUlKHDAY At in 8il A M for Hump per steamship Normannta via bouthampton and Hamburg 111 M for bermnda per temttOrtnnco at I 1 U for 1 hastao NI and Santiago Cuba per stearmhlp Santiago at 3UAM for Newfoundland per steam em rfrum Halifax at J I II for Jamaica ir steal hip Dorian at H HO I M for ft IlerroAtlqueloa per itiamer from Halifax SATUKltAAt lu A M lot hiS Windward I 1andi per steamship Klamboro at lees A U fur Europe pr aitatuiblp Sprte via bouthamp Iou and liremen Itt fI mull Cs dtreocLd per fpre I at 11 A M for HajtU ie fln Wh i steamshIp 1rlns WllUni III Utters for Curaco Vtnszuala Trlnld ad Ilrllif and hutch inlana mad be directed per Trim Ulllcm miLl Rill At lord vermont Island ate Jamaica per nUumihlp Adiron 3ttin dtrn 3t Si t flack teLlers for Jacm l and Auxcnes muse be directed pr Adirondack at II A M tot Vcn i ezuela Co ace and SaTanllla via I Brroa i er steamship V tltdtlphla letters for other Colombian ports must be directed per Hitladelphla at II I I A i j1 rlw Ir I gg J iu 4 11 for France Switzerland ItnlySpAln Iortutrat ant Turkey per steamship La Bournoitne via llarr At w aJrlr ilt lla i A rr for Kuroim per steamship Umbrla ti ta Ouetnilown letter for France Switzerland italy MftltL rortnyal and Turkey must ba directed per VnibrU at 12 I M for Norway direct per steamship llekla letter must tie directed per llekla I at 1 P M for Netherlands dlreM per steamship Am tcrdam via Amtterdatn leiUrs must be directrd per ArnMeHam at I P ml 1 fnr Heolfonl f direct per eteamubip ItreaMla via Olavgow letters initn hi directed per rtrcanslai at i I1 I U 1 for iatn peclie Cblapas Tabasco and Vuratan per steamship Yucatan letters for Cub Tamplc and Tuxpatn direct and other Mexican States via Vfa true must be directed per Yucatan I at 3 1 M fnr HluetleMs and flrtytown per steamship Ij 1 Uteri Jr from New Orleans EUNlMYAt 3 KM for tostA Rica via LImon pT steam ill Ip Fox hall from New Orleans at U r M for Kuatau per steamship H uteri from hew Or leans Mail for the Society Islands per hlp rityof Iapetl from Kan Franclioo close here Oct 2 at 110 r I II Malls for China and Japan per sleamthlp rity of Ieklng from an Kraiicfrrii clone here net lie i atisi IC italic for Australia Srw ealiinl Hawaiian FflL and Samoan Islands per eteauMilp Kealandla I from ban I 1raluiBCo close liere NUV 0 l at 0 i 51 i P 1m tom on arrival at New York of iteainshlp Auranla with Ilrlilih malls for Ail tralla Ualls for Newfoundland by rail la liallfa and ilieuca bjr steamer co at tills omce dally at Ba rII i Walls for Mliuelon I bjr rail to llostou and lhance by sleamsr clue at thie office dally at H no p II Mails for Cuba by rail to Tampa Via and thence by sleamer mil log 4ndaa and Thuralays close at Ibis office dally at J a i A M Mails for Mexico overland uu eat sperlallr iiddres eil for drspntch by stesmer rloie at tills Ohio dally Rli Iii i i AM Die eulieiluje of closing of Trans lanCe wails la ar ranged on the I prroumtnlon rf their unlmerriiKied over s land transit fi Han Franclsro I Hal from th EI arrlvlnit on limo at Can lr nd co u the d icy 1 of sailing of steamers are desnstrljHd thence sameda fugue terea mall doe 111 tO p I U previous day 3Iu trurtion i NOGRAPHY AND TYPEWRITING NISI IAltltldll AM illljii CUMUINH HCIlOOr UlU flPTII AV seer LUIS ml Hornins Hxchaiue Ilulldluc A lu1 l tutlitu ejulpiusnt Clauet now forming 1 PI l NOT MTAUUIn i Eck Hello BUT llolfurd At Uropklyn iy i II OIclII devoted lo hiO Our cf all smfli linn 4b t I utenls lu Mtinluirly hopeless esses cure vusrahiudl erich les I i s lady teacher fur female pupila tastk uubtalJt clrcuars free j j I1ASJO INKTIIIrTIOMCatalafues ualM orflies i 13 Ira Uiijoe ladies laughS irnalelr HitMUtl u I I IwJ K i iuillu I tin erualesy l bat 4011 si II I IttVJII TCITIOS III k XV O IIOIIKON sop l inane It Ittluttr 111 I balIit i i Hell haLls I7u 1II4a JialicL Met HI M eat lLlb l It 1 IIAkJOIuslriuiluu t 4 Kiursei ii I l a 4 01 ie aurlgj Dutiful ctlltutt u Id l j JISAS iTi4cv lAKo tLt nit dance III tieg 1 and teel 1 dgirii 1 21eu I toums JW iloIuvl mm I tO I Uxoui I dir 4111 Ilab M W 9 I If Ouilar Moilii Klui HSUJII Mau 16lu i Tla Jiuflut WATKOi jti Heel lii4 si i il uaia rlA aTHI OIliH 11 I Alt l 111 11 I I 5Mb ut 11O III l j IHal 1 Muj tui I SCISM 111511 Uitifai4 Ciii if 44es 514 5ot Mb tl Kfllixil It f iiAIitUhhSIAa fIf4I I J t batleaur li tttt4vui vlufelelit I Id isle 4 W lit 5nsa II Ma llIowrus ylt It cv wrlisiius Ill I i4 yiqt1e 9b111 III S S f tt rm tJ r 50w4L i pie u asy hDihiuivuei 5111 tioos and to 1Irr CIA J 0 M USA JNHTJTUTK 1 fl t Jfinitr Ittnl r4tufuf i t II M II Sb itlt i S A Lav Jr M A tolitor Liia if lllaflf l4 mUnltifM in 4 t rltwlls liruuatlr 1 iffitilut tuUnur tiW H tin up t S Sass So istCiIue i VllfIli4 ts4tl l WAMr I b4p I VLieiI dsas lea4i 9Mi vs le esN I 15w iltees S TuifIJttfs i5 tUJI 44 5 Isle 9 uittlturr 4 eJ11 Tllr sipies 11 11 l ah5oa mil 0 ai ji 1 hail i 111 lesu I al Ii ii Kt U I a JIb ld 5ys40 dUUar f IIIUIJ c5 froS ia14 a i ShAll tauiaS ice j A LitiS ip44fl4e IJ1fIJ1 oil tl JI f JI J i HIRED L Ana DIAMONDS Os e Little Ose la he Package Was QOctu Ie Without a Doubt Marcus Krimlovriltt of 889 Broadway Wll llamsbureh was a prisoner before Justice Pet toreon In Justice Goottlnas court yesterday accused of swindling Joseph Kompa of 797 Broadway out of 1200 Kempa la a tailor and ho made Krlmlow skis acquaintance about a year ago as a customer Time suit of olothos Rrlmlowakl purchased at that time he ears Is still unpaid for The story he tolls Is that about two weeks ago Krlmlowskt visited his store In are at glee and exhibited a circular depleting the merits ot an automatic register and regulator for bridges which he had just Invented Confiding to him that there worn millions In the scheme he asked tho tailor to advance him 1200 to complete the preliminary arrangements offering as security a package of diamonds which ho said were all he had caved out of the wreck of a jewelry business he formerly conducted I In the package Mr Tempo SATS wore three large cam and one small ono Mr Harare docs not profess to bo a judge ot diamonds and ba asked KrimtowsKl it they wore real Krlmlowskl advised him to take them to a jew llor and have thorn tested As Mr Kempe was about to take him at his word ho added tIle advice not to take the big ones as they wore Rlunbio and the jeweller might change them for Inferior atones ActIng on tho ad vice the tailor took only the small stone for examinatIon Ho was Informed br a jeweller that It undoubtedly was a diamond and worth 50 Krlmlowskl called next day for Mr Kemnoa decision He was told he could have th200 Us Knemed pleased and said All right Ill Increase time security Give m back that little atone and Ill give yon an other bjc one Mr Kempo eave him the money and the small atone and Mr Krlmlowekl then wrapped ap the four bid one placed them In an en velopo ua e them to Mr Kempo and departed Mr Kempo locked away the package to b kept until time 200 was repaid Vrhll spak Ine of the transaction a low days later to a friend ho was askoit If hewer sure that the diamonds wore genuine Mr Kemiie was quite sure but to convince his friend ho took thorn to a diamond broker for examination The broker told him that if uny one should oflor 75 cents for the four he would do well to accept Krlmlowski insisted that the stones he put in the envelope were diamonds and that ho can show whence ho eat them He Inxtnuatod that Eempe had substituted those found in the envelope Uo was hold for examination on Friday in default of 1000 ball A Defence Not Inconsistent With the The ory of Quilt Policeman Edward J Sweeney ot limo Charles Street station who ran amuck In Frank Btophonsons dive 157 Bloockor street known as The Slide on Sop G was on trial at Io lice Headquarters yesterday on tho charge of conduct unbecoming an officer Sweeney shot waiter known aa Fhicba Itankln during his rampoco and as the case Is pending In the General Sessions President MacLeon heard only the charge of drunkenness against Sweeney Itoundsman John A Wood toBtllled that Bwponey was so drunk that be was obliged to send him to Bellovno Uonpltal In an ambu lance Policeman Ollara said that ho met Sweeney an hour before and that bo was then sober Policeman Lohmoror who assisted Wood in placing Sweeney in the ambulance testified that In his opinion bweouoy had a npasrn Policeman Bernard who pat on Sweeney on the way to the hospital said that he believed that Uweonoy was Mifferlni from spasms Ambulance Surgeon Dooley testified that ho thought at tho time that Swoonoy was crazy drunk but later ba concluded that he was suffering from a mania of some sort New lAfbt Daptiuti Colored people from all parts ot Loner Island crowded Westbury yesterday to attend the ono hundredth anniversary of the New Light Bap tist Church Society The church In that place was not largo enough to bold the throng and tents were erected on the church grounds The services beaan at 10 oclock yesterday morning The history of the church from the organization up to the present time was read and was followed br a sermon The bell wan tolled at the close ot the morning services In the afternoon there were rending ot the Scrip lures and an oration The New light Baptist Church was organized In 1700 UA1UNB JZ4TKLLIOICXUfl MIXUTDEB ALMUIAO TVTI DAT Son rise 823 I Stit sets S00 I MOOS 55t0 12 45 also WATBB 1UH PIT EwidJ Hook 3S3 I GOT Illuii 8 l l lltll OtU fi 00 ArriyedWrDOZ1DAV OCt 23 ft MajHtlo rntll Liverpool 6a U Uconnn WOITAII llT rpooL 8a Stat of herdA lUudtrton Glasgow H Lucr P Wilier btubbi Uaoicor CaCliyof AUiandrl Iliciin lassos fcl City or Atlanta Dole West IotDt V Ei Ymaue Koblcion Cbarltilou Pi tlir Vfrnenito Ulrrrnll Hi Donar UrumiuiAno Omnio Buk Karl brinien CtrtiiUiIa Ifot later arrival ass Kir it faia IRBITKC our R nogla from Ntw York for hamburg sighted e B Bi W arra from Maw York at Southampton urocoloc imscozi sail rsay Hail clam 1WlSRdU Konnanola llamburf IUHOAM loaf M Orinoco iirmuda 1 0 I M atom I M baaUaie Kaaiau IfJOl M tlvrU laU Tomtma Cltr of Slrmlof bam Kllao nati soo PM Tiiuauaa Caarlailoa sammy U utciiiiio irimnirk Lu Today rolorado Hull Oct S WliconatnQueiaitown Oct 11 ktaK of MvaiJa Menu Del II Mara UiLrailtr On 4 Alutla ilbriltar Oct S Dlxlaia ll tl r4ani Out II Latin i fcoutjaujpiouUcu in Kfiymaoa Antwerp Oct II IXu fritat Oct ill SrUaaaJaGibraltar Ott L U Imt taturtkit itn 3a City of ChesterQuaimowu Oct tt MartaU Hamburg Oct 10 Ivt fiuiuttn XL M A Itratagoi Harrt nit U Ptiatlla IUrr Oct IS IiadiY l llr kwaii a Del Il Ardaiidlii UlUallar Oct 10 AiMEiSSYJI45E1hs ysdey miii us sn run riftbiuiuu 1iiuttii ut uitHtiiivm Ie if UlHtr fbulH Cued It II iult Arksef Sc 4t lii shoe blec lieu if JIEATJW UKUUI I u bladoesdsy ttrulut dM1 n IIU ie heft Scabs H K Hiuitli druuklru If Ht Disc f c ScIii I Slid H tit held ituttifi If Itf llf r AWaui liars n4 us tU f M IM II l l iut f ec 4asIIefsf Hi i lul l t McUtrwvl tv jieje No1555 thIa 4 ta Hfi CttUUAIt t4mtUlttl tU blaij CIWIId IhIiMSJItI oIl 1IISS4J x at lb5t tr I iw 54v NiDpSd 5vL iuetut Cclii Shijuim 4esII 44 Mi MUIi uL tMuluri 14 U M4 r I a 14 levi UAUKIItmmUt A MOs 1sMta oft IS 4 14 eiduL 54 tLf 1 If Hit mtitl ly ii 5 a iit Series ISII 9444131 I5sddI4Ltaje laces 1 Mttrltm in Ifim I SSI4Bi1 uWsJgNuwagy w rz IleLelUSlmiiuest SwisIb Va kiuiUr li I fitrfu Hut Iieea l4wi tluiv til WljIiu TaU4 S Jlt cv dblues YMi l IIISIIMcWh if S iei UdIX4JI S174ie Dtj4y 1 ii 54 h4 50014 efti ue5 I DwsC c4 IcnyMs IIS4MSI LI IL bc buh DOers II Si sSiag4 Iy ii lut g s iiu 4 4egbtye4Joees a H til ttonl KMM X V is P3 5ev Tatei Au et nsg4tl r fflcxL HEAHN BOn Tnssiar Oct at Eltutxth J wtft JamssB Bsarna HsUtlTsi arid risnds are Invltd to attend tims fantral srvloti sit tsr Uts residence BO South loth IL Itrookljn K n this afternoon at 4 oclock Inter IDeal at the eonvtnUnea ot tbs tanSy rn oil art rrqatstid not to send flowers nrcnKncii lbs 2111 lostanrMLcuii V Occhsrsr ag4 M par S months and B days nniaOH On Tuesday Dot 21 atarM Capt Qsorj Brim la the B3d ytar ol his Ms CAIIAIANOn Tuesday Oct 91 ratrlek Am Lroie ton oOllcbaslandHrlilist Cahalan of parish of Lorrha county Tlpptrary Inland funeral today at 2 r K from hli parsahs resIdence 06 4tb plaet Brooklyn rrlsnds are riiptoltnlly Invttad CASESaddsnlr M BrtitoL A L Anjtistns U Cut ion of fiat Admiral A Lndlow Cass and Ann Roc crc Caie In the 37th year of hit sse rnnsral ssrrlces at the rtsld no of hU father at Prim tot n t on rriday Oct 21 at 11 A U Intsrmsnt at Nawport Please omit heron OXARK On bits 21st lest Jainu Clark and a ban The relatives and friends of the family art rsipf ct fully invited to attend the funeral at his iate resi dence Si5 Wett 38th st on Thunday at 1 oclock Interment at Greenwood CONOIlVAt his late residence 109 Kent tt Brooklyn B a Oat 31 Thomas W Connolly en glnrer with a L R T It It Company Funeral will take place from hit late residence today 12 P U Hemhert oc Marine Association No 50 art respectfully Invited to attend DKtANEYOn Oct 31 at the residence of hit brotherinlaw John n Brett Mount Vernon N Y Daniel Delaney ton of Abbey and the lat Kjrot Delaney In the Path year ot bit age TERU BOn Monday Oct 20 Or X Ferber rnneral unices at hit lte residence 79 2d ar to day at 2 P M fLOY DOn Tnitdar Oet 911800 James Floyd rnneral services at hit late resldenee 08 Wst llth tt on Friday afternoon at 2 oclock Interment at the convenience ot the family VROTIIINOnAU Monday Oct 20 at hit fat residence 134 nemten st Brooklyn Itaao II rrothlnibam In th 84th year ot hit ago rnneral services will be held at the Chnrohot the Favloor corner of rierrepont it asS Monroe place this afternoon at 2 oclock rrlsnds are requestor not to tend flower OIXEENWAXDOn Tneadar Out 21 athltltto residence 237 But 74th it aJter a long illneai Isaac Orosnwald rnneral takes place today at 1 oclock r M Gl7tIICXOn 21 at Torrlngton Coon Mary Frances wife of John K Oullen aged 43 yssrs s montbtand ISdaya Funeral ssrrtcee at Green Avenue PiesbyUrian Church Brooklyn Oct 23 at S r M JlOOKROn Oct XI J W 8 Hoot Funeral from hIs late residence 324 Weit 17th it on Friday morning thence to Bt Bernard Church West 14th ttH where a solemn requiem matt will be celebrated at 10 oclock thence to Calvary Cem etery Plttston Pa and Irish paper pleat copy IHELIN Wednesday morning Oct 23 Fannie Garner wife of a Ollrer Jtelln and dauchttrof tie late Thomas Garner Jr Funeral tervtcetat Once Church Friday morning Oct 24 at 10 oclock JOIINHUN At Hotel MarlboroniUTuetday Oct 3 ItobertO Johnson Funeral tervlcet at St Luke U E Church 41 it it near eth ar Thursday morning at ID oclock JOHDANOn Oct 21 Jane Jordan yoongett daughter of John and Jan Jordan Funeral on Thunday at 2 F U KIEINOn Tuesday Oct 21 atths racidenesef Alexander Boehm 313 East Slit it Max Kltla aged 28 years 1LTAt Irfonla K J Oct 21 Adallae wits of Ixirenio Maya Funeral servlcei at her lat residence today at lOO A M Train leares foot Chambers it at Bi30 i IL Korthern Kallroad of New JarMy UOBEIIEADEntered Into root Oat 23 ISoa John U Morehead In hti 44th year Itelatlve and frlenda and members of Kew York Council No 34H R A are Invited attend the fu neral services at hit lat residence 337 West 24th it on Friday evening the 34th Just at B oclock In terment at Albany Albany capers pious copy 3MEVIIIEOn Oct 21 Bole beloved wife of Michael Neville Belatlvetand friends are respectfully Invited to at tend the funeral from her lat residence 413W st 25th it on Friday BOPM sharp BABIUKIX On Tuesday Oct 21 James D ton of Botanna and the late Samuel HamneltL rnneral this morning at 8130 oclock from 0 Bait 78lh Street aKINNEBAt Birmingham Conn en th lIst tost Bamuel a Skinner In the 73th year of his age VFAJHIIOn Oct 20 Johanna Walsh widow of John Walsh Funeral from her late residence 67 Monroe st today at 2 I1 M Pleat omit Bowers

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k4ourlil i prlnclj th llr t B mud of llii cur ralu of oir ia5XKooy 7ti iijou luvolvud la tt ir D Mtlou of four muibl ibun tbi uiuouoi i rot Hrboul tiri tblrd i It Tt iu rujou bcldluMn dt t D ivirariltuj wiib iiclluii ty lit Ut lnforiud Inii ruttioiikl tnuktir for cuu4 DcldKLt tint Ib cuiHIi vrcul j jut t 9U Uiiu Ib luarkvl lu tuuu tbui tt wn J urdsdrluM to rri loruiU sHiufoscion j ol u oli unr i i i J bu M uril Iraueju too fur i ulti ur itr buvu for ill iliiciia i uri Ttui t Mi r f MC tiuudisd iljuiiol bavrt of Aurt a i isJJwsr iocl fcui ib tf UUi f will uuguoallountdf forlllUt III II Sitlflet t4 K Uu f Mrlftlll Of Kir fHIWCf f trn Ubi4 riir iirofli it tiiuktua uiy rir Dp l tbr iHIJ a llliA Will r ull ttuta ttivlf Mtc iU4 ta Uiir Uui ItiMir tvod toor ts t C ck u littUMu L l u b rsJJrvitd i sjr tUuiF at tb W i re it il isJtiijni ote ir n d iu oi t foi a taM rtj did 4irT dUtlcrtlr K dur t eotkiM fsJrlr Ian aod t cr tbr Oliver Bullion certificates The most dlsacx pointed people In Wall rtreet at present are tho pteulator In silver Tho vrlco of that met ba reacted about 13 points from tha htijhei figures touched and tbotmh recent TreMury purchases hare bron Ill rnl itnd the took on bun J naiilnit which certificate hare been Is ntied does not lnorcaee ret tho price continue to sair and iiirculatlon seem to aolil tho cor tlfleates llenlorn are at a lot to dlsiorcr the souroo ol the conxtant stipplr of ellrer vthlch ttetat tn be pres lne upon the market The decline In HURUI Hollntrlei stock was plausibly attributed to the decision of the Court In tbe Cameron suit continuing the tern liornrr Injunction until the once Is tried upon Itn merits and exacting a compnralltelr notalnn bond from the i lulnlllT Certain ot the trus toes of tlio Biicar Ileflncrlos Conijiany are l romlnff rentiers under tho alienation In thi Cnmoion RUlt to the effect that they haro eok the stoik short rtnd that they pAs cd the Oo tobor dividend lo depress tho price llcpro sentathe members of tho socalled Dutch elo ment In the Sugar Truat assure their friends that they ttlil not fell any of their hoMlnes un til After the certlflcaieshadtouehod 125 Oi ellnod tu 50 and rallied to about 00 They ad ink that ther sold on the rally be cause tho imputations In the price of tho cortlflcatti worn too fflde for their peace of in I nil Thor penult thnt the imsMtiB of the October dividend can bo de fended upon tho izround that tho actiml net eurnlncs of the concern for the twelve months cndotl Bept SU wore only about llOOUOOO and It tas not deemed advisable to draw upon the surplus nhlcli ionslstH In part of sdouooo in nurnnco mnnty received for rollnerles de stroyed by lire and llMXJUOOreceived from tho sule of the California rollnerles to certain trus tees of th company It Is evident from the manner In uhlch lactsnbout tho Trust are le Innlneto come to the sutfnio that tbo old lactlomil nunrml between thn sorailed Dutch element on one sltlo ami the llavemnyor pntty on the other has boonreMJ Thnt bolimthe cnse It Is quite posnlble that the present effortH In tlio courts to cot at tbo fuels about tho Buicar Itefluerles ditnoany will boeuocessful lu tbe regular list tha henxlofl triidlni was In North American Companys stork Thoiiah the market for It nai strontr It did not ad vunoo iiiticb from which It may ho Inferred that pro lit s are bolne tukcn on somo of the stnclc nbtoh was boucbt when tho took was tlve points lower eatlr last weok Tho stock hits enjoyed a larcei relative advanoe thau any other on tha list bocitusc according lo trustworthy Information tho financial condi tion of the concern was never better than It la today It sbould bo remembered that tho company has for eevcral years enjoyed a large Incomo from Its Investment Klret from tho 12000000 of Oregon Hallway and Navigation stock which It sold a year aco and more re cently from Its larce boldlmri of Northern radflo preferred stock and vnrlons blocks of bonds ThU Incomo tosether with n part of tho cash procet da ot tbe ealo of Oregon Hallway and N ruination stock has been devoted chiefly to tha liquidation of the floating debt of the contorn And It may be stated right here tbat tbo company Is not borrowing any money on call After Mov 1 Its entire bomled debt will be retired by tlio Northern Faolflo Hallway fnr tho benefit of whluu company It wan Incurrod The only capital liability of the North American Com pany will thnn be on account of Its Ftock and the tact should not be oerlooked that It re oeUcs a larice amount of Its own stock In part payment for tbe Oregon Hallway and Navlea tlon shares which It sold A few weeks ago It was URjreitod In this column that tbat stock mluht have been sold That lew was lueor reot and It Is understood that no part of that stock IH In tup market The concern Is now In shape to 10 abend upon tho new programme Which Its managers hnve marked out for it The other notowonhy dealings wore In St Paul common Chicago Burllncton and Qulnoy Hook Island Northern 1aollln pro ferrod and Louisville and Nashville The av erage luhnnce In those stools waa about cent Among tbo speclnltlen C C C and St Lnuls and Iaclflo Mall were the most conspicu ous at substantial net advances The work o advancing rates at tho cnt Is progressing slowly but surely An Incenthe to maintain them will unquestionably be found In the crosi returns of tbo cnicaso and lnortb western Railway lor September which will bo mnda public In a day or two It U understood that they will nhow an Increase over last year of pearly 500000 and tliore la reason or be llsvine that tbe Increase 1ms not been absorbed In nperatlnK expenses Tneio r sults have been obtained partly by the avowed policy of the company not to compete for unprofitable through business and also becaiio the mnnaccraont hat Instructed all of Its freight agent tbat tbe slightest deviation from esablislied tarllTs wnuld lie rongldored Bulllclent reason for Immediate discharge and also disqualify the oulptlt former remierlna tba service of tbe company If one company In tho I orihwestoan maintain rate single banded with such results Its competitors can adduce no reasonable excuse forcontlnuinc to do business in a manporthat has broucht their employers to crlef and themsehesinto disgrace Tb market closed stronii but at a moderate recension fmm tbe best prices un der selling by tbe professional element Final sales compare with those ol yesterday as followsOct Oct 21 Oct 221 Ort21 Oct 22 A TASF 33K 85 Nor F com 2M Oan8outhem 2U S3 Nor Pac pf 75 CccAstL 72 e KK Y rent 102t dieAU aS osf C A E in 4 48 NJ central 112 O A I Ill pf 82 Omaha com 27 Chea A Ohio It ntarlo A vreit 17 Chicago Oas 4o aolUc Mall 41 0uL W 14J FuIlralCar 212 DeLA Hudson 187 Rock Island 7 Den A R 0 pf M Illch A Wr Erl 21 Reaalng UocklngVal 90 at raol com CO Lou A hash 7 Rtfanlct 1 Lake Sbore 107 Tex fae i U a A Weil 1 Tenn a I A K 43 LB A W pf r Lrnlon raciao 82 LacledaOaa 17 WahAf Manhattan oon106 Wait Cn 1 i iw rilasonrl Fao W AL E SJtJ orf A W pf S8 BT I L K nf 73 J Xorthweilcomioeii Bx dividend Qoternmcnt bonds firm Tho 4a closed t cent hUtlior bid Hallway bonds strone he features wera Northern f aolllo oonsol Ss Ilo Grands VVantern lils Mobile and Oblo con rIs Fort Worth and Denver City l t Lhii co It Louis and Nerr Orleaon C Atchlxon Knn las and Teins Richmond and Terminal Bead ne Texas Puolllo and YYaba h lnuce Tho noro Important net advance were In AtcUlsou ncomoa V cent to 57 ChlcQcn gt Lou in ami New Orleans SB 1 to 115 Fnrt Worth md Denver Cltylsts 1 lolOOH Kansas and Tsxas 4B U to 78i Mobile and Ohio cten craJa 1 V to 67 Illehmond and 1 errnlnal Os h oi7 and 6s l 4to 73S lleadlntc uoiieral In i to 82 1st preference Incomes 1 to Ui and M preteronoe Inanmes 1 to 4fi Illo Orando Vostern 1st H to 74 Texas Pacific Ddn o 89 and Wabnah Ista U V cent to 102 Tho noteworthy declines were In Atohliton 4s 4 V cent to 83 Kaiiuis and Texas ids S to IS1 and Northern Pacltlo consol 6s v cent to 87S In bank stocks 12 shares of American Ex change sold at IDS 23 share of Ht Nicholas 5s 129 60 shares of Western National 10G 3 100 X Bllvrr bullion oertlfleatns for 260000 ounces old at lObVMlOD llarnllvrin fx ndon 4U a Vounie Amount of ilher bullion offered to ha Government toiluv 1274000 ounioa itnnunt purchased CIA 000 ounces as follows 000 oilmen at 110125 10000 ouno s at 10J38 lOuOOOouncos at 10910 loOOoo cuncea at tlOJ43 and 20U000 nunrss Dt tl0944 Jlonor on call 4CV cent averoalncr 5 9 rent Tlmo monor 6 V ceiit for all perlodH Ill demund fur IoinmerclHl paper is llizbt limn endoroeu ullU recelTHbla me iiuoteu itt V cent and flrntclaat inKlo namu paper lit 7 V eenl fit rlliiBxeh ni firmer Iotedjajikln tt ftlH for iunu Cilia ami KW for iln Actual rates i4Hlii4Hl4 lor slxtrdn bllla 4hO illti fur alulit drafts ati i bC 4 for cable tronafers Tlio amount of 41 W eenL bonds roilcemoj lair uodsr ike olriulurof O waking a total to datu of Tim Itiiiue Watariown nd lisilioau roiorts for its MareDillutc ti iL Irws earuiugi 9I77ITJ tlKMWI lac nberltcoiua 40 MkvJ llec Total reaelpt eil2a iw o 3Ur7lui VJi 74 I ue iuT Tb dlrfdor of ib hw Vork On tat lo a Vit ru flallwur Cinitit nil toilar suti ni tn Ixu of w t Honul 5V nt lood to n par fot f iiiBt iuiobau id od Ultoruianl inudtupou tbu itoi itr duriuu Hi IIKAI ibi mom Lit Tim iiiV T rulii roiuiullt ul tb w Y rk llt l tOdy lU i4 fir f l U ii l aul nallwar ici b laeue yt UuD 4 aM a l MiUjy lie Ivial asxiiiil IiaUl w u t tnUll lliniaai L I JK of e JUH klututtili Wul asia r l Miai Irwl r uiaai ri rai 4 lUrtlnralM of fm u lut UtHi HiiUiHi T ilnn i aviLal l f lie 4t aj TM lhiaeluii tZwpvraUvs A4rauill UulUrA Ma 4 l IT aurtloo lo dsr al Ik lUal l t KtcttsU tbea a curl tlaW fitf tvlktf j fiiUs 14 tltoU eel4r Deaaie tf llell 4 kll M ll Baj t l r aiis Ma4 ail l faua 4le M lal VllllMil Haiti Cataee fl aa laseruIuYatk fl tOihar Soothe Nvnal ns k duiaenile enthleitofkerenol payable to the hjld erontll inch dlr1o n e to the eitert of 10 V cent ar first malted to m bank lotplui account aa perarreimenl PS Treasury balance comparo with those ot yesterday a follow Ort 21 Ot 2X Ooll flaAinVMH IIMBOBS4S PuVer tUW7 4002177 Lgaltndrt B1Q723 tyiiyjHj Tctal emasAMT ioatVu Depot In rational bank a2S M7 rair t fi 714 ill yesuriiay In addition to the foregoing th Treaiary teports filter bulllun purchased under tn apt of July II IKIL tlAloiSM ana notn outstanding agalnit Ihe lam fMaiI4IA Money In London 3 V cent Dlpconnt tn th open market for both nlort and three months bill 44 V cent ttnnuntof million withdrawn from Hank nt Kugtnnd on balance today VJuoa India council bills wore a lotd to ilny at alfid V rupee Ians ndvlces quoto S t cents nt Hi francs 45 centime and ox change on London at 85 francs 29H centimes Tlie Daly Mining Company ha declared a monthly dfTldend of 21 cent n share on Its stock oayablo Dot 31 This will niako tho to tal amount paid by tbo company lu dividends 1037600 Mrmsr Drexol Morgan A Co announce to hoMeri of tbolr rorolpta for Ptnck nnd benefi cial Interesta In Mo k of tb Chicago nnd M lantlo Itallwnr Company thnt they nnt lire pared to UBUO for tho fnmn Inoome Mortpnco lionds of tlio Ohloniro nnd Erie llallroad Com pany on the basin set forth In their circular of March 181887 IJuo notice will be slten whim they aro ready to nxchaneo receipts represent ing other classes ot securities Tho lales of mining stocks at tho New York Consolidated Block and Iotroleum Uxohnnso today wore an follows ala Ktmr Homing Bitax Intern Ckulnf no Beit A Jielcher a oo b BO a so a to Boil Anmiwlok H ft 8 H locicnoiiar ass s us a si ass l00 ipdeniailll 1 6O 1 ou 1 M 180 loooComstk Tun Oo It m w w zoooonld A Curry 1 ty 2 H ata 2 so wiliaie A Norcrosi l no l no l no l M 100 Horn surer aM fO HSO ujo uoilnron 3 12 6 12 5 U S 12 OOUulla 40 4 J 40 40 lot Leadrllli Id Id l 8 fnOLIIIIe Chief SI 3S BS SS lODMexicai 920 20 a 2O 8 lo ion Mutual 1 AM iio l no 1 V I so ISO 200NortlinelleIsl 1 21 1 2S 1 21 I 25 200iooldental 1 BS I w 1 M 1 BJ HI Oiceola 41 6J 41 13 41 01 41 02 1HM Pbanii of Aria w us Brt 8 luo miter King is IS IS is 2 Bnllerireek 1 21 1 2 1 2S 125 lOOSmall Uopei 8S P8 B8 HH HUOUtabon 123 I 23 12 1 3S Ib total traniacUoniwere OS30 lharia N rr Tort Market WiDKiinar Oct 2i FLOUR up MaiiThe market was dull anil unsettled Coroi tntures opened at S point advance closing at 1 to anolnu adraucn from yesterdays closing pricei and barely steady Llerpo l disappointed our liulle but they had afresh recourse In reporti ofarl lent term with high wlnJi In Teiaa and a cyclone about Atlanta In Georgia on which a illght further adratio waimait In the face of weak foreign advices Out Iho movement was not maintained and selllnirto reallte cauiid lomo reaction Ktlll the market allowed a de gree of iteadlnei tn ton tbat haa not been apparent lor iom time The smaller port receipt were an ele ment t strength In tba later dealings Ne Orleana luiproved a little andther wai very ucttreipot market at llemptiti tpot rotton wai quiet but Heady mid Totnlsalen UC H talea Transferable notice or the dellterr of cotton Isiued tomorrow at UUOG Stotmi of Haiti Bain Recelpti at the ports this day 4X403 Pratlousty from eit 1 1604103 133233 Mocks Iti United Mates ports KM 441 S2J13O Exports since Kept I ul 1U74 ozX Iliutiiian Lnrd futures wera allnbtlr lower there waa some setlliiff to realize and the mar ket sTiupatbUed wttli the decline In corn rules 35U tcs at CtOc for October B 598 i 0c lor Norember OTOC for December and XHhc for Jan nary After Oliacie the cloie was easy at UVrcfor otembert for Uecembe 080 for January Bine for February and 7u7c fo March Cpot lard was dull sales 8 i tci prime cltr at u in t isc and au tc prime Weiiarn at uuw rerular renned fur tbe rontl nent quoted U 05H7a fork In fair demand and ateadr men 311 WflA2i alf lio bbls utmeats atradr but the demand leu urfent sales IOUJ s jlcklej belllei U Its aera e at Oo Dressed bogs ita4y at SStd c Vlg ti MiC Ilevf bams quoted lower atJlwUvl rl bbl with the aale of to bbls at the Went at a private price Tallow flrraf r and more active rales 2uul n s at 4c Batter arm Cheese qalet Lffird Irrevaar UIHIH Wheat Inturea opened buoyantly on reduced crop estimates but eelllnic to rtallte caused a decline aalei 3 IHI4UUO btiih at l WHlstllu t for December fl IVM for January and IUisfl 13H for Slay Spot wheatwaamoreactltebat at prices favoring buyers aales livn bush No J Turkish red at SI 01W aHoat for export No J r d winter In elevator inoted atCI Ot Indian corn futures were depremed by sales to realize induced by a liberal supply of spot corn sales 17H10UO auib at ftoHtitttic for November tXu Hc for Ue cember sufeisnfto for January and Ulaulo or May Hpoi corn was In mil eupuly and fracllon cheaper buyeri held off the iport nuslnefs belna limited to 240OU bu h tales were mainly N 2 mixed at BKOSifto afloat Oata opened firmer but became depressed under fretr nfferlngst acme of the late bulla were realizing sales 400 LOi bush Including options No 2 mixed at 49 a 4iAO for November SunOSMo for December and S2 ftiMo for Mar and on tbe spot mixed at473Slc and white at 4 cSOc aa inequality also No 2 white at 6ju iVo In elevator and NO J rolled anu 2 iko in elerator Kye and barley quiet After Change Wheat easy ho 2 red winter for Nnrember 81 OJ December fl i Mt January l H M XayKI St1274 Jnly floss comaaay No 2 mixed f or Murembr Si4soi Doc mbcr 60o January sfUo May OlUc oats weak ho 1 mind for November 4 Mc uc mbrSOMc May Note In yesterdari eloslnz prices flrnrea for No vember and Januarr wheat becamo tranipoeed and otober oata ahould have been omitted Oaocaaiae Codee on the spot was more active at slight decline Rto quoted at I 40 for No 7t salel Olio ban No 7 at IW afloat UU bats No Bat 17KC e andi 1000banNu 7at 1Uoc andr t luuobaisNo Tat IBM c and f and ldOO faaji No a at ItHe a and f illld grades In fair demand and Qrm sales 1 X ban araoalbo 4OO bags llexlcan and 375 bags Qnatemala on p t Rio options advanced 5 to 20 polutj on stronger advices from mo exehanie there sliowlng a funhea advance to 2SMH34C and the market was reported to be Uc higher Kecelptaal nio 70t ban at iantoa MX bags Havre was lower bnt other European narketa ware firmer Malea 34 75O ban cloilnz arm with sellers at the followtniprlces October l2ic January lfl55oAinll isoso Norember 17750 February loo May 155i c December 17 23olMarcn 15OcJnDe 15S c law sugars were In slightly belter demand and steady at 5 7loc for fair rennlog muscovado and tie for tandard centrifugals London advKee were flrm and ilglur salesoO hhila muscovado Hli teet at 8 7 loo and hOO bags molasses sugar 0 test at DBlOc Ke Enid angars alrlr active at onchanged prlcas Quoted at 7 I inc for cut and crushed eHo for granulated for powdered oil Ida for cubes BWC for noulJ Ailiaui Mio for candy Aus loe for con ectlonera 0 I lo for off A S mutoS isiuc fur white extra 0 and SMftViC for yellows totalise dull and unol anffed Itlce steady At tbe tea auetluu sale the otTerings wera avain large li4ro pkg and prices were weak and lower for greens but steady for blaik leas Th range of trices was as fol Itwsi Mayune Hyson I4uu c young hyson lajt S7Hc Imperial ISi Wo gunpowder Mas Hc Ting Suar Young 17son IbUalrto i Imperial 2t 201401 gunpowder laHvAc Japan ran fried 19 t4 20c basket do l Wc i etuba HUc i Congou Ili3lc InJIa ami o fskoe Il4 io OolongFoochow UK tstftao Amoy lAAKa Formosa lSd lo MtrauBiraltiUn quiet but steady Milling prlcra 31 Wo for spot and 21 3oc for January L ad dull and unchanged Milling price for spot Mioc Naval Hroles hplrils tnrpeDtlne wa quiet and with out Chang and the clos wai quoted nominally at 4Jc for regulare and 4Ho for machinal but It waa gener ally tbouzul In the lrade that If any one wai deilrous of bu lug Iliey would not ei erltnr much nlfnculiy In Ihadlng Ihesa pricee ItosIn leas aellr but steady alei4iM bbla itralned and good strained at l43 11474 rjcTMOLKCNKatloual Transit certificates opened at an advance but later weakened and fell toWlltc A de maud lu rorer then cau ed a stronger turn lo tha mar ket and prices adranrrd lu Hifyc closing siaa 1r iluckere cerlineatae were neglected National Transit rerllflcatae upeued atw4el said at HJ i41Mo anil clOM4aiuiXtCi talca 10JUUJ Mils 11 v H local MMrfcet K w Ynax Wednesday Oct It relpli of teevn were A a bead Including Hi care for eiport Orare for Ihe market and ul rare dlreri to elauglitirere The market ruled fairly active but prices werefuly Vie V lim la iuwar Foorrtt lo Uet native iteers eold at 3iiov4 vii r 10 Pl TeliDa and i luioraoo at l i li i bull aa4 dry oowi at l 7 ifaAMi liressed loner al m 7lic fir native sides Latest call l iDdou utiote Ainerl aii eierrs Uriii at l i l la i tout drM4 ireliht AH Ainirtren lafrigeraleil bee uaair ascant TV V abluiueuutu ar 6o lbeera dreau4 UuU Maadr at elpia tt bun lucludlng 1 era for tala ware 6UCM Karfel Crm l w iTeU IIW a Bal IITlhsl li 176 fl Mrbclas ar imwill awJ raidaf lulll liaiolliyb ItMhel s 44 T Ar A jvLiIUAintuWrt liua4 lleloliliu Tira4r etui tuuiaLs hjJiii fUaVApay sauia l M r aH1 iueud u e ru Mclut Tufsariv MwtlaU Toaru nut 474 Wliel aiA leveHbar Miavefi hnif uieiriu Harali HTurkr toaaiua liUlitiw t we JttimufuiiH ru llaJeoemUd n Har n I71I T rf Iul i4a iel lla j IDanrel fu l 4ib t JnHtl w l lalia ntf lu I Jvaffb V r aVaer fcl Oil yu Uulaf tKiUat M il A KI HJlM lav ItulltiiT ft l sf 7l TiaitM r Meillelentr K af ituUffll t IAO 4l rt nZMfM l MIlWII lUlWr W u kt nt Lr n ltc3 IlKeMi H tl IfiuH H aSeubiig u 4 lf I 1L u e tfltmn MUM f v MI air i a 4 ft 1 14 at tui uu Aui l P lit U ta tKiwoey ID tutti t ifli AKiMila Uiluwtu u 4 wtfel Vkll l ela ll illiUi I tier al li iilu i al i ulle l r lej kile HMrtel Kite i Mllil v s lai ll ll l II l ll U 4 l aw ailli f4 tawe l aau Aiesllfteav tJHe Lark at lj ui J4 s IfftM t j l s e Wir CMkiMias cUMB a UU Am4lsr S g TOO nth ar w iCjiVi riiMK aCiaraiooriaViirA IMWIIII to Frances Dowiing 1 Weat KaaTavai3Olt n IUM et tWMi Alex ander Walker and ano toWUUam Koch a 4 t llmh aCiiitViVriil ar ijiioaiii iiaafl i Ceaaliandwlfeto nmmacobn 1 000 Letlnitonavwe IHSIIM at 4ivvx73 Panlsl roietoTTioraaen LearO 1 Cedar it t Monti Bauer and wife to Ran 1I dolph oacgenbelmar I Clinton a n a Grand atM xitii I vl4 l vy and wlfato Morris Rhldlonty nd ano 4730 thi at 3 hast Julius Molt at al to Edward Knh at ml BastKdwjghetlck and wile to 1I Dora Scott I Railroad av a T5 n Ui th it ilnxTO Anton hcnoenbucherand wife to Ann Miner 8100 Trinity at a cor I94ihat luuxiou T O Tnomaa and wife to Francla Connor 1 Lexington av we ins liud st 4Hu75 Bobln ran Mil and wttetoDanKI 8 Foes i 1 M av a 137 n Jnlla it 23xlooi Joslah W Thomrxm to Arthur C Tucker 4T Rcooantp oxvoAcn Brady John r lo riobert neltan a UPth it aav A I yr 1400 Brenneman Mary to Brant MeNalll n a 130th it Sd av 3 yre 9000 Barren John C and wife to the Farmer Loan and Trust fo f and 7 eonlh lll1amst 1 yr 00000 Campbell John V and wife to Joseph L Batten welser i 27ih st e 10th av demand 4U 1 fame to Alexander Hrown aame prup 5 yra VI 100O Cain Wrlgbt and ano lo Kdward unnelland ano w a hlibolm st e Jinnlngi st 3 yrs a too Coughlln Peter It J and wire to tne t migrant Indne Ravings liant w a7th av a I28J it I yr 29000 Cheslerraan Roaaiie to Andrew J Cormlck a a 7d it a Amitenlam av 3 yrs It 000 Dwyer Imli J auJ wife et aU to tha Equitable Life Ass oolely of U H s s 147th It w ht Mcholas av jyrs3morts 72000 dill Of rnardlne to Kllaa D olflord and ano xor Acaardav nJullast Initalls 10000 Same to Jnlla llueratej lame prop a rrs OOUO Kagieton Thomas and wifa to Mary II Uahan a i Hudson at n I roy it IMmoi 70 O name to Jantei W Ketebam aame prop I yr Oarafalo Louisa to alorrls Xayer a a lit av n liPlhit lir 600 Gallagher Kate and ano to the Deardley A Currier Co Ltd a a 11 nth st a Mornlnntdo av 2raos a700 uorrtel hmll R and wife to fanny B IloerteL a e fl3d it e Lexington av 3 yri 4000 Johnson Nathaniel and wife to Horace K Thurber n w cor narrow and 4tu Hi Note Karat Anna M to Mary H Crow n 150th it w Courlland av 3 yrv 3000 Martin Mary A ana Patrick to Joseph Drama ni Washington av wl ihet3yn POO Fetllt John to Laura 11 Curtis 13J Liberty it Syra 30000 QoMkcnbuih D McUtoJad ITye ni97thit e4iuav lyr 35000 nooney William r to Annie Dentley eeliir rlan av iDdet 3 thward 3rra 8M Kedxwlck Henrietta B and hush lo Charles F 8nnthmayd 3 7 West 137th at I yr 3 mortal 7000 Striker Klworth L lo Henry A Bogert trns Ao s e 5Jdatjv inm av Jyra 11000 Echmngg rranels J ami wife to Lambert Buy dem eel lhet w Lexington av 3 yr 7000 EaltznleOer Christina A to John u Karicn ua Tlstit wothav 4yra 1000O Bleln O A to Edward Coles i loth it 3d av s yrs 10000 Thompson Jr Joslah W to Sllai D Ulfford and no exora Ac e a 3dav n JulU it a yre 3000 Fame to Julia HuersteL same prop 3 yre 1000 ollmer Peter to the N Y Life Ins and Trust Co wa8thav n 28th it lease i yr 10000 Wlllu Josephine u to Phabe it Adams n 39th it a Madison av a yrs 1350 Weil Uax and wife to Broadway tat Init n i 71st it w 8thav 1 yr 15000 LIIIES Oephardt Mabella to Anna M Bnodgrau 99 lllnton plaoe 5 yre 840 N Y Life Ins and Trust Co to Petar ollmer w 8th av Itui ii 3dth it lHSxouil yrl 000 Court Calendar Tbla Dar Burixnt CODXT OIKIRIL Taa neoesa continued Cnmaaiu Motion calendar Nos 1 to 33 called at 11 o clock Hrxcui Taut Part L Clear Not n 7U4 BS5 rS2 744 M9 Ml B3 847 R7K W04 90U M 84 OA gen Sin 1015 1101 7rj Part ILCasa unnnlibed Noa l Xl I14 IO7H IOJO aJM IOH7 10 KOH IIOU IMXI 1113 II lh 1140 I4 4 I4o5 CiRdlrPart I Llear Noa 304 2J7B 20m 2149 KHi 3041 3 44 2IO3 3IBI 22 109H 30 3lin 1812 715 711 717 751 3184 2314 Part ILCaie unOnlihed Nos 1725 19W 3302 1HI3 1BJ4i 2003 1448 ll 3 2T3 21J3 2334 2 3 23i7 238 339 330 2331 233i JS33 2134 233i 237 333 2H3X r rt IllCa o on Uellen agt Uelleu No calendar Part IV dear Noa 1758W 2134 iHOu law 1U33 1M1U 744 l 7 dDRxocirii COCXT Will of Benjamin f Curlli 10 so A 11 t or probale Wills of Charles OebnardL A H llrnnlnr Margaret White Jame Gallatln K W 1 1 as sail and Kobert falapen 10 A 31 tV B Browning Henry scblefler JJ ilrtffln Georga Paraona aud M u Butherfonl It 30AM Jcriatoa CODRT brcciAL TKRX Motloni KQUITT TIRM Case nnilnliheiL Noa 78 117 nil llrt 1S3 ln 135 I3t 4VI 4U4 4tM4 M H 114577 TRULTlKM Par L Clear Noi 73i 010 601 B3U 07J HM 73N 85 1 Mi IJoi uu 2fl 5 fi iisn OXQ H i iwi uu a Part IL Adjourned for the term Part III Case nnnnlihed Nos I2J Hlh 721 13 1317 TJ5 781 SIR 828 B30 B40 4JH 801 8H 74 lull 810 HR 8J3 Hill 744 Coxnot PLKAS SntcuLTaav Moilona Case nnnnlstied Not lo II 1A 7t 07 Hi Taut TIR Parll Caie undnlshed Nra 15 373 370 S72 SH a4 1TIU 2BU 214 2 ltd 431 27 843 SOI 331 IftlJ 400 4 0 453 34 4r 8 4IKI 231 S7H 3K3 3ll 3U7 405 07 411 4li 4i7 Part II Caie unfinished Noa 81 422 24O li3 143 270 153 S08 417 405 171 t 4 4 7 4 ft 4tn Cirv Corar Sricut TIIK Motions TKUL TIXM Part I Clear Noa I22i 1507 IKW 1182 13441345 1 uu 1347 1214 I 91 I MIA nil part U Caie on Hoffman ant Onndrum No calendar Part IIL Clear Vis 1014 looi 6178 130H 3315 330 Part IV Special calendar 3387000 First Mortgage 6 Per Cent 20 YEAR COLO BOtftiDS TheSeattleCityRailwayCo Theae bonds art reared by first raortcBsce upon cable rail war rnnnlnc from Occi dental Hqnaire tha banklne and bnalnoaa centre of tbe eltr Ihrouch the moat popn looa sitreet to Lake IVaihlneton Altboush tbe road haa bean In operation le tban tnro year It now earning be Idee espenee and latereit charge a dlv Idead ol O per cent upon a capital alook of ftOOOOOO Healtle la tbe 1 sircoat eltr In Washington having Increased In popnlatlon from 8oMI3 la 18SO to 4IIO14 In 18OO aa Increase of 1143 per cent A rEHMONAE EXAI1INATION OP TUB PKOPEnTV ANO ACCOt7NTN EN jLniEt an TO UEcouuENn TIIEHK HONDH PBICE PAB AN II 1NTEUEHT P17UTUEK l AJXTIUVI Alli UPUN AP PIICATION G H VENKERCO 3 WAI l ST NEW YOItK 8COWGRE8S ST HIOSTOM MayMazeppa STOCK Boon will ba d00 per share Tba development Uthe mini aaiure It Now paring regular monthly dividend of one pir centHOre reierves now lufflolent to con tinue dlvldendi mere than twenty rear and belnc cenitantly Increased fresent prlco II 00 mbjsot to advance without notice Price wU be advanced In ft faw daya Block fall paid and ion aasaaaable Froipeetus and full Information on application to COLUIUDO MIMNll IKVKBTWKNT COUf ANY JAU1M tilMIIIAN Treaaurr KxTraaa of U S 41 WALL KT NKW YOIIK HKOHUANIZATION Of The Chicago Atlantic Railway Co TO TUB IIOLDBIunKOlH IlKCEIfT COR tTOCK AMU BK tlJfUI IKTIEKIIaTII IN kTOUK liy TIIK CUIOAbU AN1 ATLANTIU IIA1LIIOAI Vs ar note prcparcal kanga our rav lift a alutvsi for Uurl a Hunts a r 111 flilcsBO Krlf Hmllr 4 r Id lt t sal larlli Is tiur lr ulsr Kareife 10 I ml UVK NUTICK Ylttlt HKOIVKM WIIKM WKAUK HKAUVIU KXlUAHUK IIHK OTHKH DREXEUJORGANji C0 KOUNTZE BROTHERS IB AOesaral fAfaattlMi Mlsa1 t j a ckaeil BANKERS 18 Wall St oiTAMu MCI T iru AWp HHMO IN eV44af UI lilUNAMt UKAL tM Investment Securities UNIONTRUST COMPANY OP NEW YORK 80 Broadway New York Capital 1000000 Surplus 3750000 Anlhorlied to act aa Eiecnter Administrator Onard Ian Kf celrer or Tristea and li a legal depository for money Aetaai Trnilee of mongagii of oorpfiratlens and accepts the transfer agency and reglitry nf stock a Allows Interest on deposit which may r mad at anytime and withdrawn on ova darenotice within leretfor thtwhol time thiy remain with the com pany t or th convenience of depositor thlt company alia opens current aocennts eublect In accordance with In rule in check at iliht and allow Interest upon the resulting dally balances aqchchsciipaae through th clearing House Attendi specially to tha MAXAORURKT Or ARAL RTATR and lo me collection and remittance ot rent It mate ample prorlslnn In Its NRVT nUHULAR AND FIRR rROOP VAULTS for Ihe safe keeping of securities placed In lla ctutody on which U collect and remlta Income TIIUSTHKR Wm Whlliwrlgnt II Van Reniielr Kennedy Henry A Kent James II iiglivl R T Wllwm James T Woodward Win r Russell 1 II rrotblngham Ci D Wnort Jaorge A J arris Jamei N riatt C Vanderbllt D O liars A A low Wm Alei Dnen I I nilllama rharlrs 11 Letand R II Remsen Rdward King Edward KchelL n It tvesly Amas J 1arker i II MrAlDln Hamnel r llarger leorge D rarhart neo U Magoun Chauncey M Deptw f Fmlen Rooievelt KXKCUTIVB COMM1TTKK XTm Whltewrl ht I u Williams Kdward bcliell K 11 K esley Deo C Magoun C D Wood D C 11 ay Jam fa T V oodwarO RDWARD KINO rresldent JAMFR 11 OdILTIR 8eoond Me President X O nONALDSON Secretary AUU W KELLKV Asslitant Secretary A SAFE AND 1VEII rAYiNb INVEHTMENT AT FIVE DOLIAB8 MONTHLY Next Kedemptlon NOT 1 WR OFFFR FOR HALE A NrURBR OF PREMIUM BONDS OF VARIOUS KUROPBAN OOVRRNUKNT8 AND WUMrllALITIKH Mlllrll IIAVB IHHURD LAW FULLY AUTIIORI7ED LOANS REIlKHAnLB 1IONT1ILT IN AUUUMT8 Of HXIOUO 1U0004 130000 loouo AC Ac WR OFFER TIIEKB nONDS FOR WO CABII OH ON 20 MONTHLY PAYMENTH OF VIVE DOILAKB 3 001 AMI HTUUK TO TUK FURCIIAHER ALL TIIH HKNKFITH AOOKOINO FROM TUB INVKHTMKNT IUMRDIATRLY AFTRR TUB 1AYUBNT OF TUK FIRST INSTALLMENT OF S3 KVRRY ROND I8OCARAKTRRD HTTnB OOVERV 3E3 BANKER HO AND fl VAII HT N T Baylni and letllnz of Koropean securities a specialty Drafts and cable transfer to all vans ol Europe K BNOS T O BUOK H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 4 47 Wall St tSIrrttaiw and 3ttettlufljJ EAST TFNNEMHFE VIRGINIA ANII IkOKOIA RAILWAY COtllANY Notice la hereby elren tbat the annual meeting ot the Itockholdera of the Ealt Tenneisee Virginia aud Georgia Hallway Companr for the purpom ol eiectlnr Director for the eniuinR ear and iha traniacllon ol loch other btulness ai may properly come before said lueetlnir will be held at the oltlcaof the Company In the city of hnoxvill Tenneuee on Wednesday Nor The transfer books will be closed nn Saturday tbe 4th day of October al Ut M ana reopened at 10AM on Monday the alb day of December IK L M fcCUWAN Secretary ANNUAL kirETINO The annual meetlmr of the tlab Midland Kntlway Company for the election of directors and for the transaction of such other bull nc a may le brinish before It will be held at tho Walker House Intbeclty of bait Luke In tba Territory of Utah all Jo clock noon on Monday the Jil day ot Norember A 1 1WO The stock trantfer books will be cloied at 3 oclock I M on the 2 lit day of October IMI and remain cloied nntll three daya after the final ad journment of said meeting Dated Oct B 1WO JllAS B NOBLE Secretary 1JtW YORK AND NORTHERN RAILWAY CO A Offlca f Secretary and Treasurer B Naasau at Xlutnal Life Building ew ort Oct J IHU Notice Is hereby liren that tb annual mretlng of tha stockholder of the New ork and Northern Hallway Company for the nnrpose ot Ihe election of Directors and for the transaction ot such other business as may properly come Defore II will be held at Ihe olHce of the company 33 Nassau it Mntukl Life Rnlldlnt In the city of New York on the 13th day of NoTemher WO at noon Trai ifer books will cloie Wedneiday Oct 30 and re open Tnuriday Nor 11 l o Q o HAVEN Jr Secretary DO YUENOLINO Jit DRKWINO COHIANY 128th it and lOthar New York Oct 101x1111 The annual election for aeren trnsteeiot thli com pany will be held at the Brewery 128th st and 10th ar on UiiNDAY Nor 10 between tha hour of 4 F II ani 9 P M The tranifer book will remain cloied from Oct 20 nntll Nor loinclusire By order ot the Board nf Truiteea JOHN STHAITON Secretary Sntmut NO 7 WArI MTU LET NKAV irultK OCTOIIEK IS XHOO Th Board of Trusteeiof this company hare declared a quarterly dlrldend of I WOAN11 ONUIIAIF PEIt CENT from the earnings ot tbe company payable on Norember 1 1H90 The tranifer book will close at 3 P M on October 21 1fKJ and will be reopened at lu A M nn Nnremher a 1B90 OElX W VAN HICIEV Heoretary ZABE EniE AND WESTEltN RAILROAD COJIPANY A dlrldend of 1 per cent on the preferred stock of this compsny haa been declared out of the net earning or the quarter ending Sept 1 parable on and after Nor 15 at the ofDca of the company bit Broadway New York to holder ot record NorT moo Th tranifer booklet the preferred stock will b S Nw GIUAT NORTHERN RAILWAT COMPACT 4O and 42 Wall st Mew York Oct 17 ituo The hoard of Olrectora of this company have declared a dividend of 1 per cent upon the preferred capital slock pavabla at thle office on and after Nov I IMIQ to stockholders of rerord on thatdat The transfer books will be closed at oclock P M uot 3U and rennentd at 10 oclock L XL hoy a IBOO E t NICHOLS Secretary goring ADVANCED advantageously arranged aama dayi lowellratea lunieit lima furniture KH1OKFI1BOCKEI1LOAN to J V est 14th It Coparttitrsililp Qotirtf pOPAIlTNERBIUP The nrm of U J Wlejel A Co Is hereby dssolvad by mutual content L J Wisgel to collet all outstsndtuai aud assuming all dsbieandlla nines of late arm L J VilKQUL INVENTORR It will cay von tn correspond with ul Immediately NAI10KAL PATINT UiJ Uvoua I and i a J liroadway Paianl fcollcltors rjatents for Inveniors procured iiromptly low rataa UuderAHrleseuHj aaaaust KI tslaUlilieJ loil INVPKTOItKHefor for MACIIINIBTit applying lileutaldrelNAT10NAlPATESTfO jiftfroad way patent aulleliori 3OO O BOSTOJsJ lor First claal Limited Tlrkels fut reduted vU FALL EIVEE LINE klisinen PlltlTAN n4 PllxJUlM In roiuuiiulori 4i kew lork fruutllr N w fvlor Murray t lailr kuodariiuoiuil altlH due Fall Hl er i A N fpiiMtir uriiuii kiriirkii TKAIXM u7 all Ulrr t it and 7 W A M due Park kvUae UUou ibsiou l i fJaaJvA M uBieil u br miei Uet from Hroslrn 4 Il Jersey Clly 4 C M full ulxlJls real An OUCIIKaTUA a atu aiamef AM VAUKM UKU UlaJW Tli Iuil4 Uosl aoitou l fiurUmt WllMMUr lilt tVtlttfrUltlltg ttiH UuUltltUillUUt all Ks Uru x lau kiu ri e r new rierkj K Jl u tUvck t r i 0 P iali i H u4y NORWBCH LINE 4 Ml AM V W LKkllkKkf CSMKII lifUr ai4 lift NIIiYUolO fit kla uxri leax tt il Vwlh r lrl LT 4r w far H 4 uil444iSbai4Ati i l44 IW wtkUkMlli tului fn A Ituilt WUIfc TV or TttilTkal AI1TMU le Ul la st k b fu4 Ulkf Tr 1 oJlf ic M Uifer M ri tHltituaJi4UI Lii 4 a 4 wei fuel frvw ws7larsf lr M vii 4 uiih m k iBttou ii Mil u nt fiyU Ti a4e Tkus4l all a liilt al t f ia XBW IIAtKN PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ON AND AFTItrt OCT 94 IWX Trains lear mtlsnv font Ds rss Crllan l sis Mfollown OOA MTil II CAKT USE fnr 111 WML tolt m Vesubil bleeping end Parlor can Arrlre CUvslan 0JiAM Columtiiil JJ X II Chleag S nr and at lxi l 7 l r M D t I T Con MOIS alia fer VUlltaaspert Lock Haven nl Riairo scipl Sunday and Toledo icipt SMur MTIIK NRW YORK AND CltlCAOO IIMITRII carai oee4 eseiuilrely f Inllman ilt all the conranlsnces t home or ertice I4ghted by tatlnaaryandninrajla eteculo lights Arrives Cln clnaatt Oien and Chica oi i4 A M e t car ajioo P MM LnCIN CIIIIAHO AM CINCIN NATI BXPRKBH Pullman entlbuie sleeping Tar and Dlnlag ar Philadelphia to hi Louie clicarA an4 Clnclanatl Panenger Uoach Hew rklo Colum ens Arrives Cincinnati II oo A U Chicago Uuo r M anOu Lon1e7 4iP Mnext lar theffeit Nortaweit and southVeit Pullman Vi iitlhnle Sleeping Car New York t Pittsburgh tit Leuls Ikleaco t inclnnatl and Memphis I eaiteyl ranla Railroad Dining Car New Vrk to Philadelphia and Pullman Dining Car Ilinburgl to Richmond and rhlnega Arrives at Cincinnati ino P M Chicago nip M sail nay ami Ft Ixinll 7K l A M second morning Conntcti for Cleveland and Toledo dally I5trlMllIACIFin SXFRPsa rnllmin Rullit Mieiplng Car New York t chjcaga Mew York in Memphis na Ihe Shenandoah Valleyi arrlrn week daya at Columbus 7il l M Clereland o J3 P M eit day an 1 dally at Chicago 7f A M refund roaming Uenafcti for Toledo dally and forCorry krle the Oil Iledou Cleveland and tolumliua ex cept Saturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH A Maiio 4t30 5011 and no H anil1 For llaltlnora only l ml P X Kunday n b auil fiG A H 430 00 an 1 lin l P M ami I Ight For points on Cbessreak and Ohio Halltray and Cincinnati Sleeptra Dining Car and Coaches througa 3oo P at Ually For Long Dranch Point Pleasant and Intermediate itatlnaa week dava 10 A M livi and ft in P M uniar ti41 A M ails I M do not itop at Asbury FOR ATlAUNTIJ CITY 1 P M Through Day Coact week daya connects fnr Cape M y Far Old Paint and Norfolk vlaN w York Ph11a1elr hla and Norfalk Itallreal 8ou A M dally eicrpt Mitnuay and i i P M dally rla Baltimore and Bay Lin SlloP M wiekdayik FOR PHILADELPHIA Bipren trains leave al follows jo 7 in n oo a mi nno no oo Chicago Limited with Dlalng Car and 10 10 Washington Limited and lli l AM 11 yi ioo 2 10 aoo ji4 aa 430111110 e Jl oi andn to F XI and Uiia night Accommo dation II Id A M 4loand 7 onr L hundays Kx aH l3 8 SO 9 oo loiii LlmlledL and UM l A M 5re 4 oo 4 so s DO it 30 s oil and 8 ou 1 U and 12il night Acconimonatlon 7ii P M TheNewlork Transfer Comnany will call for and check bsggsge from hotels and residences through to destination For time tables of local train apply to any ticket agent of the company CUAH K rtlllt J R WOOD Oeneral Manager neural Im r Agent R lilt Kxpresi Tratua rla 1lULADhLPIlIA to WASHINGTON 1 CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS AND ALT POINTa 1TKST RErtVim ON ALL TRAlNa teata New York foot of 1 Ibertr at aa follown For cilICAOori r M u 11A u tor CINCINNATI ST LOUIS Ol A BOO P M for WARIIIMITON BALTIMOIIK BO A H HIM A M 3100 8 2tt 0IX P M 13 13 A XL All trains dall except 111 A XI Kundar tor SOHVOIK tla Bar Line 3 P M week dara Ticket oracoa 201 4IS an 1 1140 Broudnar New York and ft Broailwar Brooklrn STATION tOOTOt LIBEIITY ST Central R It c k J New York Transfer Companr fill call for and check birctfe from heiel or resldinco to Aeitlnailon i T OOK1U IIA8 O hCULU Qioiral llaaaier Geueral fakaenxer AXM ROYAL BLUE LINE n n OF NEW Philadelphia and Reading Baltimore and Ohio FOOT OP LIBERTY ST NORTH BIVEB TIME TAULB JUNK 33 100 ITorPblladelplila Unlttmoro and Wash For Philadelphia at 4t30 7i41 noo 11 30AM I 3fO 3 M 4131 StOO H 1 731 P M I215 Illsht SUSDAY8 llOJ A M J Ki JU 6 ai 0 00 K H I3H5 night For fiatltnore and Waihington dally at 9tiXX Ili90 except Uunday X 2uO 3 0 500 P M UI3 nlcht Parlor cars on day trains Sleepers on nlffht tralna Tlrketeand parlor car prats can ba secured at 71 Ml 413 M4 11411 I 32H Broadway 737 nth av 204 Weil 120th st 134 East 135th st new York 4 Court st ua Fulton t UK Hroailway Hrcoklyn New York Trans fer Company win call for and oheck baggage from hotel or residence tu destination Now York and Boston All Rail Leave By way et Due J5SA1 Springfield and orcester B so P M JJJAM New London aad Providence 4 so P M 1 Oi A U Gprlngneid and n orceiter ft SO P M tjopjl HarifordandK Y aadN B 6inu P v 1 pj P M New London and Providence 7 3i P M SjiOPM Itlinmantlo ud N Y anilNB BO I M 4flO P M Pprngfleld aad Woroester lOiw P M 1 NwLondoaand ProvlJenoe lloupM U5S E il nagneld and Worceter tt II A M S0 T f i Li1 nd rrovlilenca 7K A U Bual dally including hnndnye Return aervice aaaie boura and by aame routes Leave For Due r H Shelburne Falle 7uoi M 401 P M Danburr A Norwalk tLRFHtlflfld B 4np IL Tkrough parlor or sleeping car by each train uent fata Agent THE BOYNTON 11IRYOLB It B OO Ask for ticket by way of the New York aud hea Beach and Illrycl p R route Bay Ridge Round trip ticket New York to Brighton lieach and return 400 Best hours 3M 4tli Amcle time lor examination and get back In Ifi hours A20mlle trip through New orkbarbor and by rail to Coney Island and back K MOODY 11OYNT1N President D B Rwar offices 83 Nassau st POMPAMA TIUhBATLANTICA ESPANOLA RTEAMHIIIP VlCAYA Capt t CM MLL mil sail from companys pier 21 N K onThursdayOot to HIMi taking freight and passengers direct for Havana Hanliagu Ue i ul a Latfuuyra Iorto i auello Cartagena U r Iort Llmon l iilon a anllla and HautaMarta with transshipment at llarana for Cadiz Barcelona and other Mediterranean ports STEAMSHIP 1UIMU lOMJAI Capt M CARMONA will sail from above pier on Monday Siir S at a V M taking freight and passengers direct for Marana and with transshipment at nld port for Marcelonaand ttier Mediterranean ports For further particulars aottiy to J M CbllALLOS A CO Agents bO Ball si COMPAONIB 1RNBBALE TRANRATLANTIQUU French line to llare eter Haiunlay Companya Pier new 42 fnut of Mortim st LA BOUKiiiMlNF Franjeul 8at Oct 20 2 O P M LA HltlTAONE do Jousselln KaL Nor I 7i3n A M LA CIIAWIAdSF Boyer Sat Nor f lifl I k AFU11UKT tieueral Ageul 3 llo lln Ireea HAMBURO AUFRIRAS IAIKBT COCxprres er rice belween Nw tork houthamplou uud Hani burg by Ihe magnificent new twin sorew steuraera of luixiiouaand li to liuxoiioriepoorr This line liolds ttie reourd fur tbe fastest tr1pn t and from huuili ainpton anil the Continent Actual ocrau rnyaua only Iz dara Fur paistue salllux dates Ac apply lo Hamburg American Itieneral 1aascujfer Agrnta Packet Uu ai Urvadway c II Itli IIAItHA i i N V l llrusdray New ura INMAN IINi I H AND RDYAIi MAIL RTKAMBR4 J FOBOLKKShlOtVN AMI ll KHPOlJU 1ITYOf i ilrMKK Mednesdar Ot K LIU IK Ill i uII Ucdneailay N v II A M IrotnlterlJ N II adHnlnir flirliioiilierii lerry Flrn ratiln tut anil upwuril accurillnir 14 steamer ml locKtion of room secuiid lahlii uulward fu pr Httru tju PETLlt WIUUIIT A fcONH Ollleral Agents uiowlluifUre u N r NURIIDKI TalIIIIII 1111V K H CU M HIHIIIT ItllllK 7i 10MION AND I OXTIMNT kliauieri all from pier Kit of J 1 tt lloboken IAMT KXluraH MhAMKIU llpre latflll 34 1 M Allvr el Nov ft II A M aim Vied llrtyM7A U Kulja kat Niv U I V M Liter at kuv I VA U W rra lu Nav I f JUAM rlrtl cabin 7nau I uivsril a ben I accnrillnr iniucib abin f abwfiu steerage at low rates OtLlllllU A Ou t Cuwllug Uleeu klAII rTIIAMHIIIP MIMPAXV PACIFIU Frui fi rtual si Snrili inter ll HAN WAalIsCo via lUeKIIlWUoP PANAMA i IT i ill inl iiufday ur I N KiNiUid Istan4 llraunausu foit UlllliA AMJAfAM in H Il hINil ialle alur4ay k v I I P M For fr l ll iiawifr and ru ral luforinatlaa applr aKouiiaiiyai nii ti ikeuler luvtiif Caual at kuiiu Hlvar II I ui i i v uei rk jr JaVANKAII KAUT fllKIIJIIT A ll 3 MkKlovr enatuers w ly fiuui i tt f IMI til i rmc l I aVlIUITAIIO IHII Krllsy in lu a r M k k kAiciUlllK faiuriiay iKt II ji w k ciiir or iiiiuiNiiiiAW Jnuiiar 7 ia M titt OfAtlKl I TA iwl li J M l uiiutiHut kiih I uta aliwar if i r l an I areuiiab lurl 1aaiid Mteieru 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1ltll P MUllROMIAlK MUNTKkAL AND KALlJI IXP MKH Oll P JIKA1T hT LOUIH ANII CllltlAlO KX IRKBH liua Indianapolis lit P UnextOar M nOIIJ rOtOIIURKPfUK K1IINK IL1CF tulNllBTONl AND IUIISON m flnivi 411 A M 1l fHii r M alo for loach ieeiitle msoA t tj SO 443 4 A i 7 n 1 N for tlarniona West PnluU WiAi tllniA It unniintx J4 teui p ALIIANVtl llilSXIll3tl TltMMI in A M J sa 1 v 4 MX H1 W 3 7 V It15 P M t3 imniitit Tll il f im 0 in loiiitin Ml fll UUAM j tH4in tton7is HUM1 MUJHO night UTICA Asi Hvmrimnfe M so 10 ax io MAM 4 Mi it 1X1 7 110 II 15 P M tlJllOnlitht lttOIIIISTKIIUW ItliJO flOW A St 4 V Of 7 so ini5 P M tr o night llUFFALOt 0 10 JH flOlM A U OOJ 7 9X 9 U NIAIIAPA FALLS 10l3C TlOiSO A XI 4iM 0OU 790 HAKATOilAtSSO flliM A M fSlSO 7UW P M tU IIOclBhL IAKK lllil llllKl1 H fltlTOA V TIIOITHANU l IANIStIO io A l f 15 P M 13110 AllMiONDACK XIIItNTAtNB AND MONTRKALt II AM i U II i I M IlilitiOnKlit AUBIHIN llliNiA AND tANAMIAIllVA W MX titiMA M u IS r L fu ullnlclit Ill llhBMIMI HILLS MA llAKLtM UH ISION11110 A M tJ M P U mr tlckits anil rnnce In Recplng rs aprlr at Hrand reniml station nr at Il 7 n and 1 lima In ar 13 Park place n i ent HMh St nnil Klxtli it nation ttew lorai SU U ililn tr ii it 7JH Million st ami tin Itrd nlnr 1 M llrnoklvn 10 lln Itoiist J r y fit vr tcotl a lxpreM ralla for and tiheikn bajocngefrom olelsand teilJences llirouuli to destination liillr rjieiit aunila f Daily except Saturday Othsr Above tralnn Vxrent those leaving at XOOW A M 11 an i i MI i 4 r1 tit3jp L and 13 midnight HOr A SOLID uraxss r SffvrraD antf to cntoioo BiitT jJJSSJS r it to nn wimoot VKAxa or jr iiarica UATU AlfT CUIS or CAXS NJTO X BAILT At 8 r M 1I1I10II VALLEY RAILROAD Leato foot of Cortlandt or Daa t ro e st 780 0 ana 11 AU 1 404 sa a to and 7 r M The ploturenne route between Hair York aud Ueston llethlehem Allen town Iottsvllla Manch Chunk Wllkea barro PIttfton 8cranton Ithacn Oentra Warerlr Watktna lien rimlro llochetter llaHalo Maeara Fain Toronto Detroit CHICAGO HT LOnia and ALL POINTS WEST Tickets anil nieeplng car berth can ba secured at the General Bastern Odlce H35 liroadwajr or 180 Kaat 12Mb itreet lUtrtirnt ATTENTION I DO OIIINDIE lisa devoted his time for many years to tha axdnslra treatment oC diseases of men from whatever causa arlmng ULUOL and sliIN dlieaira red apots pain In tones sore throat and moatb bloicbeaandernpuonaoa the tkln ulrere painful iwelllnn Ac KIliNKY and UU1NAKY complaints Irritation soad hit Inllamniatlon frequent Inclination to urinate In fectious dlsoba ges gleet itrloturo aud kindred afloo iMmAKIC WKAKNrSS nervous debility ImpairwJ memory mental anxletv Absence of will power loet vltttllv milancholy involuntary vital louea weak back and other dllrnns reiulllng frtm exceseea Indla cretlon or overwork receul or old ipeedily tboiv oiighly and permanently cured All lingering chronla dlieasei luccenfully treated A Jonic and axtenalv practical exnerlenco euaMei the Doctor to apply tba proper treatment at once without useless axpenmeateV thus saving the patient much time and axpanie OlfltLVK OVUlt TliN 171 West 12th it between uth and 7th va Oonxnlba lion free Hours u to u tfundaya u to 4 BILlTYDr PMIT11114 Bait Ifth it near 3d av station olde t reliable apeolallit lu New lorkclty both lexai blood notions skin eraptlona blotches ret spots aloera scrofula aora mouth tnroat heart lunga catarrh consumption bladder kidney Brlghtl lta aa e scaldlnv painful urination glet llrlclure Infec tions dlsoliarges My treatment only one known thai cures nervous debility weakness from errors of youth IndUeretlons exccsies Impaired memory melancholy Involuntary louea ih ness trembtlni Inipounee van oocele Imperfectly developed organs Tbese dlaeaae muit bo treated by an e inert on marriage Hr requlra rnenta I have everything known to science A ihorouthknowlsdge of long special practice enable me to guarantee Quickest permanent recovery Many come t me for an boneet thorough examination of their cane aud my euperlor treatment after being da reived by quacks agenclee companies and pretended forIf n skill Lowest obarves for medicine Olicharga stopped Immediately Write or call i advice free ejir disease Hours Ulou OB HI ENf ONLY Ulcers dltohargea glut atrlotnra recent or old blood poinin mre throat or month akin enipllons blotches colored ipota kidney and bladder disease Irritation scalding urine Ac weakness nerrous debili ty errors of youth bad dreamsrestless night Impaired memory weaknew of will power lost mallty and other diseases resulting from excesaee Indiscretion or overworn All lingering cbronto dlseasea after all others fall succesafully treated 1 have everything known tn science lor quick relief and surcur consult lr lKEY the wallknown ipeclallil No IJllKau nili it near 4th ar Lowest terms ad rice fre hours tt to t buudaya u to J and 0 to SFCRET AVD PBIVATR DISKA8E8 of mm ALL cured in a few dm a by a new mode of treatment No charge unlei cured Also soro throat and toiigoe pimples ulcers dlevaaed bonus gleet stricture bloo4 poisoning rkln diseases klduey and bladder all youthful error nervous debility weak back tiat dreams lowiimsot spirit weakness of Iwdyanil mini lost vigor and manhood resiored eufftr no longer cur li certain I guarantee a quick aud urecurn Bear la mind prartUo makes perfecti loom cured yearly r unerers from lutd adrlce should conault me Vo n it lelnnuenceil Ho to thefounialn heaJ Ir IIAUKIT Xedlcrl Inslltnle 14ii I asl IRllist nearMfcr lo eil charges for uindlcloe belt adrlce free APriIITJl OII llll OBINDIE the orlbrail ireoiallst tn illafasei nf men ikm eruption tilnod potaon kldneya tliulder Irritation fr iiuentde lretaurln tedlichargea oeukness nerron debility weak rllallty eiralllnira oUtlnata uloer aI lingering dls Mea Thiriy nre years aneclallsl euaklel me to lueedlly curt every special complaint OOlre over leuyeirsal 171 YteilUUiat bltwien 7lu and till ava hoursutoli ALL IlilVATK DlrtlAREK uf mm cured In 6 or 4 da nlnAharKiK gleet etrlclura blood pfJsonlnc fcldnty Madder loit vitality youthful errors Ac V guarunt e u certain rure or no rbarira llotpllal esperleuce lilt hCIIIUY 07 Uait Kill at d Id I lilt IBAY IILINN Professor Pf uildVlfary STt A leilnirtimar near34thet advlrfre poiltiv re liffurall Irreguiarll et without ileleutlou aellcate trehttuent alutrscoaAdeutlai UltH 111 M AT U II ran b couMilled eea A iiilenilaliyon all frnialdi ea ee ilrcirlclty given whrn nriiria linoklru ufacia lu Clliuuu IL UM J II lutnani v 3 tae AUltK kOKIIIKII 0tinanTani iiil4 lfe Loarilalayllea bvforaanil dttrinjr couniiitiieut nlu Sayi buard friunnameui Illi lirltate tiuute liilauli AHIU IHXT uildnflfeTbaanta leilles before ani durliifrbbniieui iillu b r iifitat Imtue stiU r onMiuilal reliable triaiineuti wfanta aildtiled IJ at i i l AHRH lio rn nlt sr e i rlne lnrnin ll f afaij female ibini alula mirtneuieMii taken I rival uvuse fl lufanis ailoplc l Ji l L DK liDVV 1 COMiAll ladle Ilunolaii I adll mar oniult in lu errei t cniin euee un 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JLIEIWUj S F I THE SUN THURSDAY dOTOBEft 23 1890 0 run lnONDACJt ems Lvbr UB VS Ihs flIght t Cat Ben Wool l er Flit Tr Thl AdlrondMk ForMt Oommlimton met Mtia rtrd In the olUe of Bherman W Kntral In the Mutual Lire In umnr build Ing nnd hoard a numb of wltnM la ro card to the proposed State Pak Ther were n unmoor of Interested person present amole tem 0oncre8smikn Johnson of Qlcni FllB ad tB uWor Jobn 1 Uond rton of Ob I ouU Senator 1Isnisrson bu ft prlvaU Pr IrT in the Adlrondooks and ws therefore EeeUT Intenttod In the question of what Would become of the clubs In case the State formed a Dark The chief question discussed watnhether the Commission should report In favor of halnR ths Slate take the lad br eminent domain or by purchase Tho wit nesses generally wore In favor of the loins Darohastnc the lands It was suKscstod that then would bo so much opposition to a bill Bmthorlilnc the Htata to seize the lands by omlnent domain from both the lumber and tho club Interest that Ihe whole question would become Invulrod and that the Dark would con tinue to rinmln 1 tiroblem for tho future President McEntliron or the Morgan Lumber OoniranT which owns nliuso tract of wood land testified tbat his couiiianr would be will Init to tell Its Intereats to the Btntn under cer tain conditions Ho said that I wa not nnx lou to Ret exorbitant prices for the land but on the contrary would soil Terr cheaply but Tided thru the Htatn would allow It to continue t take from the forests such soft woods ns Bpruco pine and hemlock ahovc certain sires for a period of about fifteen rears from the date of purchase I tho btnte did this ho aid the objecta for whIch the park la being formed would bo consarvcdand tho ncqulrmont of the lauds would bo mado much moro easy He said that his company was not uoslrotis of securing tho right to remove tho hnnl woods but maintained that tbe removal of the larco soft wood trees would only slvo tbe smaller trees an opportunity to grow and would fmproo the lands very much On the other hand I the large trees were al I lowed to lamaln ns they am now they would bo rotten In fllteen years nud t o small trees I would be dwarfed for the rooKon that their I growth had been Impeded lie was certain d that the other lumber companies would bo willlnu to eel on the same conditions lie was I J also convinced that I the 81 te attempted wn eel the lands there would be considerable opposition at Albany A O ThiirMon an I other lumber man ma io similar Miicuetlons A question that lias boon perplexing tho Com missioners nareat deal hal been the dlscosltlon dlonoslton z that should be made of tho olubt that havo been Increaslna throughout tho Adirondacks very laraely during tho past few years honn tor Henderson ana Congressman Johnson both 5 thou ht that It would bo Tnry dtfflault to drive them out nltoeetlirr There weru fo many In t lliientlal mn in theo clubs that opposition on their part nileht materially hinder the progress of the general scheme for the formation of I park They thoncht that If lhi State would give them the right to maintain tholr cam us in the woods they could Induce thorn to Hive up 01 their present exoUiBkerfahtu to the hunting I and fishing While all the wltnesBes were all moro or lelA Interested In clubs or lumbering schemes they all professed to bo not opposed 1 to a Utato Park a The Commissioners ventured no opinion upon the suggestions offered by the witnesses Mr Kneralnsald that tbs Commissioner pro posed to snyuothlnc until they had finished t their InventlRntlona and hod board all the testi It mony that could bo offered They would then iN i form their own opinions and probably frame t them In tho ahario of n bill to b presented 8 embodying their FUirRestlons to foa Legisla 1 tur The Commission adjonrncd Lgela I bffain In two weeks probably In Albany ACCUSED Of FALBK FKKIBSCKS c A oa1 MnmArroated lor Doing BnilneM Under Name or Dans Collection ABCBCT J ELIIIEA Got 22M 0 Benrdsley wits ar I rested In Troy PR last night on a technical I 1 charge of obtaining monoynndor false pre 4 tences The complaint was made by Henry 0 J l Smith Inspector of branch emcee for I O Dun k Cos mercantile agency Bcardsley Is I i Ij I a young man who lives In Havana N Y Some I weeks ago be and M 8 Clawson a son of Dr I i Charles D Clawson a prominent physician of Havana conceived the Idea of establishing an 4i agency for the collection of bad accounts TU l U7 Don A C have a big agency here and I young men came her and got out subscrip tion blanks billheads Ac for Duns Collect Ins Agency They bad no offlco but rented a box In tbe Post Ofllne Deardsley travelled ws 1 around through tho southern part of th State i1 and In northern Pennsylvania taking sub i scriptions to thu ageooy at 15 i each for a year t r In several Instances ho represented that his it agency waji a branch of It Q Dun Coe big I Concern He got a good many subscriptions All business wan sent t box 108 In the Elmira tel t Post Once ClawRon came to tho city every day and attondcd to the correspondence efOr l t The firm was doing a big business but ono es6 01 the customers Hunt a batch of accounts to U d r O Dun A CoB agent bert for eollectlnn This l onstomer was not on the books of 11 O Dun t I en 0 and nn inastigatlon was begun Heroral ha fhmTuaavjtB wore secured and lieirdeley was ur Vcpsted last night HB Is locked up at lolB will jVo awaiting an examlnntlnn CInwHon made wi sworn statement ooncernlnc his connection t01C6lb the business and has not been arrested of tt ardsler and ClawsOD stand high In their Ofli wn and are well known here here Beards detI lay formerly resided The lost Offlco author and ties arc also looking UP the matter clw 51r ObjMte of the Window GIN Trait Omcuoo Oct 2SAt the meeting of the h members of the Window Oas Manufacturers a Association formed hero yesterday with a cap I hal stock of 1300000 much tlmo was spent In 4 4 or endeavoring to aolvo the problem of how to cot the manufacturers not members the comb A at nation within Its ranks The Oellna Glass Company Is understood to be the chief oppo l cent of tbe trust The Question of prices did not come up SI Mr Loonier In explaining the work of tho U esnslon paid The Executive Board which has not yet Jt I been appointed will manage the placing of or ders for alma all recehid by any members of c tbe company being referred to them Often 11 K t orders for class are filled In each others terri t c tory ly distant manufacturers anti ns unfor t I f tunately Bines men pay all the freight to job bets they emend Tat sums In tbnt war which I I could bo saved The Executive hoard of our t r company vII maintain a number Inspec I tore who will travel among the factories grail amou Iral I ins tbs uroJuct aecordfn to a uniform stand I ttrd This 1 think will ernatlx improve the grad a of American glaL Fauy to Exprtai Itmlem Cob nu Add BOSTON Oat 22Mr Waldo Adams of tho Adams Express Company today confirmed I the report that nxprass rates worn to be nil vancnd on Nov 1 hut declined to give any de tails saving thnt llji company would uotlly the jmbftn just what tbe tariffs aro before DoUr IO into effort 1 ARE YOU SICK I It is well to remember that threefourths rli of all diseases v are traceable to bad blood i ALSO S S S never fails to remove all impurities i and enable nature to restore lost health I freatM o t blood uU 4J I Bwart triano C AtUete a t I H ftlltlt U ItKI1IOt5WVbsiAbiil IlaWL is all l IU nrl4 c If ItffnUUl ut nil jif jaW biUit I IMCSI li cw U iriiin in uu f C ni Uf H lu to itt inTwllU I it Iiutftt4 ll fr l IUIl r lit rfrarfXi 0h 1f C 14W OOUII J4 I I tie jja1I leU0141i a 4si44tSi109Ief 0 I s o tw H 4Ii r j iie0lelap4aJ0lsI1y I 4lUi steaio1slsiJst I lfI f Uesatsai IJ I Is JLutr tt r 1 I Cl U 5 tt 4 ilt J H U I 1 J silLlJeiViit 1 Ji I 1 r 6 I jt t 1o to J lli 1 I 4gu iJt UHlO Oil aI I i BUsjio swct ifi au 14 kuu tv I 4 aUvutiiaJ UII srvuu L lwJir tis i4l MMI iUlt H jU KH HMD M LOS 1s4dva1 rIfOIJ I N ssIoss 1 disia ws LIpa Isi 1 a 4lo4 1 SeC frjctuj Cltlif f f000l MlliMI LtILt I 41 o L uIUa UII t Kauri gfUmfifnt IM Ml ut imlu4 to in V I 16j rl iuP r Wanttfl rftwnun THE SUN UP TOWN OFFICE IBOO zixto xaovtr sr lucas OS Ml Oppetlt foul ImyorUk ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 1 P M AdvortUor Mar also lesivs Advertise nrnti 15 the tbllovflnsi oaH whr th retes will be th sasa a Ibo a krd ut the mate offlf t V I roiuniAM lea ern AT OOR um BTI IM TU AT con SeTh I UAnTonKNRls UToeTit ATn con TID ST F I KntlRaKA 2fM BUT 490 B COR KADI SON AVH N y McUlILAH S JAMEPOX 400 WItS Inn I RAU O WALIAOlt U BAT HOUSTON RT THOMAS r MABTIS 8 TOMIKINS NABXKT so AVH laT CTII AND 7TII STB NEW YORK r UoWBKSr 1149 Bill AT NEAR 7I8T I A fiCllaCRRMAMf 7 WEST TII X JBHNIXHH IS BAT C3D RT ACQUIT r BcitwAniLHiv srrn IT COR TABK AV Ttltphwt Call SiU Seth iLl JAMBA A MeOINNIS 99 Wits KTH 81 ROOM 1 RENT QUARAMTER CO MO nRAND S1 ALLEN ADVERTISING co B W COR BROADWAY AMD laTh ST 0 APr in9 3D AV nRTTBTU AND rent BTB r3xLc6TI 0nRIEYH PHARMACY JnBttlon of relic aid VmhlnKloo street r J MOORE A co 1070 BEDFORD AV NEAR QUINOY AT Ttlt hoot Cal 413 Bedford DROOKLTN ADVRRTIKINO CO 84S FULTON n BROOKLYN ADVBRTISthO AOBNCT SM BROAD WAY MRAR ARCY AV A A WATSON 8O BROADWAY Optn Sunday J IDOMOOIIUE A CO 2HT1 ATLANTIC AV 0 W SUMMER 1 NOBTRAMU AY W J ROUSE 004 CLINTON XV JIL DAVIPOV ITT ATLANTIC AV G O T z LI 1IOLEMAN A BFITZBIt gm MANHATTAN AV Xsii Qc OtYI JOHN W DAVBBK 6 BOBDKN AT Telephone Call CO Oreenpotntl IrPnErTTIOB Improver Oood iowan and ladlti 1 to lorD dreiimaklog slid cutting lul Weitaiitit OUS FOLOBRBWantid folders BOOK RsWald IN ivas 22 Howard 1 booz FOLDERS waottd BOOK AIJ o A M CO8 320 rtrl It BLANK BOOK 8RWER or Ittrnen ld Apply LUIIBKOUE 54e lain It BOOK FOLDERS flood ezperleneed handa Apply J 73 John it CANnYRLOOUINODALK naps reqnlr on expert ned laleilady for canay department 3d av eor ntrftuthiL EXPERIENCEP CARPET SEWERS wanted Apply 14 JOSHUA UltbUtl t MihiL 61bAIflr IMMEDIATELY Experienced hand on artUJclil A roaei alio apprentice cAi bono gaa Av I ol LONG ACRE GENCY M V R V AIV T CORNER 47TII fir 7TII AV AND BROADWAY Male and female I for private famlllel boarding hovieaand hotali largest and bit appointed BUREAU In country raferencei for a csprlttes required O F FICRWORK RloomlngaaT flTo Rd a and rnth LI require at one yung lilies for offle work must bmtDL be quick at ngurea and good wrIters Apply coin IL OPERATOR on ink oapi permanent poiltlon to ant clue hand Inl DEBEVOISE A KENDALL 81 Orient It O PRRATOR on One cnitom ihlrtl and collar and cull maker permnn poililon mae pemDolrlon r wn t N Y pAPER BOXE8 Wanted xperlinced gtrla on Kin A work Apply tO wort LOUIs BAUER cornerCth av and ZJth it DArER BOXFH Experienced handiwanted on poll A work Inquire for 3 oayi Columbia it O MILS 31 Ornnd it require experienced laleilndlei pal 7 o leveral departments good Inducements to right TRIMMERS Wanted trimmer on meni itlfl felt hats 673 3d av near aHth 1 WANTED Fxperlneed operator on 1 A t and TV Singer machine to make line ihtrti operator not experienced In making hlrti will be instructed HENRY IIOTIISIIHLI A La 41 Ltooard It WANTED young girl for general homework a TV imall famIly Apply at 21 NUt Buih 1 Url UI Wedaeday morning between B 10 BlreEOSBilIElll rL ROSBSIEUI W ANTFrCFInliheri on tine itilrtu none but lInt C elam buttonhole maker nee apply eJ I1BNRY ROTll CHlLDjac6 I 43 Leonard Ut IT ANTEDA glrTfor general homework washing V V sad Ironing Sirs MAYER 114 Bait 39th it parlor flat IfANTEPA girl for general homework mult be WANTED and Ire and plain cook Call be tween u and 12 at IOJ Eait Both it WAITED young lady tn male htrielf nieful and lv kMpbookilndreumaklng titaljllihment Apply 111 tan lOch 1 WANTED tlandbnttonholi makrnon One work N 75 Y IRA FBREUO o A ca u Atlantlo Brooklyn YW AtHFRWOMfN wanted Apply lID Eaitl Hli 1 Yw twtwtn Park and Lexington ara LADFER w AI1T HANDS wanted only thoroughly competent C V trimmer nod apply 184 rast7Jd tt Ud d1 w PANTED DreMmakera Improver and apprin TV tleei IO52 3 av Drat nor rANTED yintclaai waist trimmers also skirt TV handa at 52 East al itit W ANTEDBm all girl to mind baby daring the day vs 7j6ihavn 1IJANTEDA 1V itnthit girl for general housework 13 East YODNO LADIES WANTED to make rubber photo In I ill week can earn 1 or 54 a weekt board paid while learning Addreii COLC1IE8TEK ItOllBLlt COM FAN Y Colchester Conn Itn ntft fflalrg A OBNTf of every kind licking a bolo ebnr C7S 51 tr Sloe monthly tlI or plod fur our Copy righted method and aonbU our proflti or lila r Tr aVu ryTurch aiIngAg iicTt Coop ir talon N wYork AFIR8TCLABS CYLINDER PRE RIUN wanted Ks moot lje good on out work neatly iliuatlon for a thorouthlr competent man DBMPaEY A CAlutOLU o CAIUULL corner University place jnd 1 4th ci A CHANCE tn earn moderait lalary to start with L and 10 quickly learn a bullneii Ida IW yield a good living thereafter For further particular apply al 1 itore luj Nut letu it A RTIFlCtAL STONE WOnEER FINISHER 487 JAI is 2d is A f iccond hand lulls and overcoats f 5 f 1 11 5 f SItu CAMtHON luu FlatbLih av Brooklyn A L overcoau tailor made chlnehlllaa 912 80 1 Jiijrieyi tn CAMERON21121 I latbuhavBrooklrn A i KUjlURKBB cOlTS loaned K mhz boned for 11 tune UAMKRbN wo Flatbuih av Brooklyn Af40 Prlnct A lberruiutl3 cEll cutaway lolt 11 Bijtaiiatkuli fe QAM ERONao Flatbuih u Ai pLL OVKI1COATH fo rail fall orercoatZ i I j Htti liaCAUMlON I 20 fjatbuib av Bklyn B OY n ANTED A rcommndd boy for a It i II lion uf trait must have N fair education Sai bring retrnc Apply kixx IIBIIMANN c VirDon av nutert Point Lang Iiland City BRICKLAYBRH wanttd Tweniv to work on conduit 2I Apply t URAWFOBU A VAiBNTINK Maasa peqna L I IjooilUMJIIKY A itaopir wanted at Argus Prin JJ 2W Ill therrr it 13 UB1IELMAN wanted at 10 fnlveriltr liar C OLLKCTORM bookkeeper k iiW perttra walchtueii janlinr riots wailer roam men gpouii u eful men ami ultmr o iuoui ijulctiy Vruoured help fi rulsli l fret lo euiuiuteri ur HKTROFOLITAN AUENOV GiI Broadway ifi ANVA88IR8 WANTIU for endowpi Insurance tn CA HrW t rl v every rltr In New Vvrki tout rn lit lucid Cli Brool11 I AM Ill Plt PRFHSMAswinled on booS work AO t JWIII1 wlb rifireucea JPMKJKri t Ue OH AM tli CsulrelL CTltrCNTliKFlrsi I HIM alio udfulttin ii factory Apply early clATKAk US rullon t druuklfn C OMO NUUJtUJCU I A cas CoJi41 C J iul wasti75 I U 111111 cIty 4UHIAOE uUst PAIHTKB varied Apply M U4 Bail COlaICJ AlP MnJuUf BAICEIiM WKtttKttt QOKMIUKUAKIiK 1JMIhlt DliMUJUPIt If KTAl A taitrtai man wllk sari 11 s tiiial r fe u i iie aur I 1 rn Ju t4t Vu li eJ4iaeoug iiBahaSNIt iuc jlr Uvw SeW York Hlf I tNt UWlit r 4i krR HliHiaiiii4aK HIM riiul a al olin Mrerl 1 mtttu t tit goi4 packets tsad1go4lieua 4j5i l unit H Utautfkl Je I I I Wnntefl JRUltn ITISrRMBMORD CARrRTLATRRR liatl tar A 4 wantidt steady workS lIberal I paltry GASBr anus lr at and 434 it URNITDRB rnlsnnn wanted FURllrn nlllnf I4 A I i IIORrlBB A CuuI andS3WHtdSt EIOtHIB wanted Foot IullL East Rlvir 11 ARNRS8 MAKRRAco 4 Briar OJackiealt INDDSTRIOIIH MAN of neat apfearenra about 80 A who U quick I to tat hold will be Instructed In our bninie and paid while Iparnitig Apply at tile store corner 4th av and lUsh It IMMRtUATR RMPLOYMBNTUan wanted S3 tOSS A yeani willing reliable quleki I thlitiiteadyi I mal Salary lo commence aoo Ian laid it corner 3d av JOB COMPtmTTORgtont hanofand motor alI tr Toib4 C mment poslilonto Drilclaii ma I u Bull IIOYNR ice Cinirs it MAriltNIHT On capable at taking charge of SloSh 1 good wages to right ma X beg 121 SaD elites PAINTRRRTWO young men who bay had Inmost Apenteace In loose painting Apply 2n Welt 425 it PAPER BOinaWanttd tip rlenrd man en gin table I IOXBSit A cd Bthav and 14th PLATR PRINTERS wanted Apply t PEMrSET S I CARROLL M Bait Hln I pAINTERS wutted at 111 East llth it DICK NRAT JOB COMPOSITOR Adtrila With Q particular CITY bal 180 Sun offlo CIIIPPINO TLRRK Rloomlngdal Broa 8d aT and Hsjtb it require a young mini most onderitand how to ship by freight 4a eiprtu routes I Apply colD It buement SHOEMAKERS Listen wanted on allies 1 has shoes ARTHUR K i NNT fta nd C cnI pieceS TAtE BUILDER and helpers tht morning STILn HAUSKK o A rRluli lot Bait lUSh it ouIBnzKs on britannia war stea17 work SOLDKrtEHB STIlt A ILLIUIAND 73 folton It S I wanted In bln4lrr Apply J J LITTLl S CO to Atr place S wanud dritoliia rain only SIOEJAKIJS d IIANNABIt SIIOEMARHR wanted Bnt clau workman d 5 work all winter 47iethaT S TRONli Ulbt IBOT fanttd Brais Foundry 234 Bait miNBMlTHOnawtonnairitandi htauri and fr TI nacta TI0n J MBWiNOiTn si nib a T iii RooFED ad comIc mhr i TIl KENNK 510 WeltliSth LII TIN ROOFRR8 wanudt hltheit wagei and heady I work for good handa 160 Court IL Brooklyn I T In RLANK ROOK HINDERS Wanted a good Job TOn t TJ John it I WANTED r A machlnlit of noerleoce knowledge of I I V machine and tool for a itam and hot water radiator work In the West permanent employment and mod wage to a lultablt l person Addria nUT lr FURNACE Ctt 33 feck lllp New York W ANTEDA man thoroughly acquainted wllhtha yr manufacturing ostrIch Ibo and able to ai Flit In taking chore of factory liberal paltry to proper party All I communication eonfldentlaL Adilnehi F I Birlr f box 135 up town iun offlc 1JOS roadway WANTEDyiRT CLASS COLOR DYERS FIRST IV CLASS FIMSIIEIta AND riltaTriASS HELP ERS ON SKEIN SILK STEADY WORE AND GOOD PAY APPLY WKIPMANN SILK OYEINO CO PAT ERSON N J 1 IIJANTEDllal ilenorrapher and typewriurt maul WANTFDMal J r m VT baccnrat and rapid only flntolaii man need apply good alary rtfetsnreI renamed Addres pplv lod loV t 1 T A B Jnttox city t 7ANTED Two xperlened glut hinds for cpr VT bntei good wagei and ittady work Andrea OTTO riilU arof Kmplrt Printing Atlanta Qa WANTBD xPer1anoed pianoforte pollihin and lv varnlehenr Heady employment and liberal wage Apply to STEJ N WAY i SONS 6BIIL and lark av WANTKD Feeder for cnttlnr and creating pren I wageabout fO50 Call in front it Brooklyn 8d floor i 12TANTEDA few adJreuei of model makera Let WANTED tl rDrn Wo oJr CT ten lend to Mr EOEL8TEIK KaltBlltlt v ANTED gnltar teacher also a mandolin Uaoh W PT er Address VO88 loo Emit fcm it city lyANTEOLlght and hasTy carrIage bodr miter I C J OUIILEY 242 Stat at roolyo ANTEDTIn roofers Apply to n V 8CI1NITZ W SPAN 79H and WO Wyth av Brooklyn NY WANTRDOeneril Jobber In tin boll Iron d C V raneework 188 Rail 715 it cor nth av W ANTED nookhlndri Ook edge gilder T 1 VT CAQNEY llINDtltV CO 7SJ Broadway TANTEDin brown none yon at building 74th V V it bet Pth and loth avi city UJANTEDTin roofer and galvanized Iron comics VASTFDTln V V matter it nil Pail eeth it WANTKDe tin roofer 1IBNBT RADaR 109 Wash vi Ingtonit Ilobokin NJ 1JtNTEDralnterand itrtpir atei Thompson on TV truck and wagon work v INTBDA nritclaii Dlnmber bring tools along vi 105 Broad it w ANTED Young man good at faint Un ruling 88 V V William it IIT t ANTED Boy In the printing elite 40 Ann it 2 I ncsHBLMEN wanted young men wno can mt t good coati heady work an t good pay lleadp POWER sA York it Brooklyn 3FIH8TCLABS TIXSWITHS cud Wru I F II UcARULK 154 East 35th II 5 TIN ROOFERS wanted bring tool S wanJtrilnrtf 223 Wait COth It SituitlionjJ lnnted A BOY 11 yean old who reildei J with his parent 2 unman with test reference wuhei ailtuallon In A wholesale house Addresi o LORH 555 Lexlntlen av city A RESPECTABLE Penn lad aged 17 deilrei a por 1 tion In an office will mike himself veneratlr me 1t3dlrn 1Iv to rot Addren W A uoHE no Wtit loth it AYOUNO HAN with hone and truck deilrei work 11 for bnfnee hone by the day week or month a ROBKN AOhL truckman 11 Ecu 4th 1C A BRABSTRESS who understands dressmaking to 1 ro out by the day Please mall or 0141 roll Mra COFFBY 210 East 44th It AYOUNO MAN deilrei a position ai driver D 13 late car of borIs rtqolred Addreii C OROUAN BOO Sd av A YOUNG VAN wlihei iltnatlon as driver rpor 1 ter or willing learn a trade belt or reference bond It required Addrtii J A p 71 lit it city BPSPECTABLE BOY age 13 wlihti a iftnitlon to 7 learn lbs grocery bnilnesi can drive th borit llTti w lib hti potent 23J East 74th it lira FOX A A NEAT YOlNu WOMAN ai general houieworker 12 can cook wash Iron and wait on table city or country Inquire at Wj ft av ATIIOROUOHLY onOWOlAN ai cook and lann LI dreii excellent baVerclty or country reference OMO 8d a v A TOtNO GIRT a Chambermaid and Wahirru Inc ii private family Call atl4tItast S7thit CLERICAL POSITION UT man of 80 accurate and palnitaklngi beat referenc ti TEN EYCK 814 We at C oll1OPITOa will accept moderate warse for itady work imall once preferred TKMIBItANCHbox ro 140 him office COOK or general homework by German girl city or country Apply ltd West ssth it 1 IIESSNAKEI1 tat with Penning A Co logo nut by DRFRhlf t JrDJr itJo the lay luu Call or addren M B rAliLOK Ion 3d av ENOINEPR itrlcllr temperate wlhenltoatlon doel all repairs has Icol Wit references llrtuied ENGINEER box 104 hun offlca ENiINFBR want libatIon license l Addreii IR il IAHTETIIN 41 Illcki it Brooklyn HORkKHIIOER liai larval three y ira can floor I 1 and would like to get a ma iv Jot J where he could learn lo Urn ihei willing and nuirk In learn Ad 7WellII drsi JOHN Os ONJi 74 ud ar city 4 I 1 ICItEWOnKIly nun Crotch Arr or coon I try mod cook iprlenod Uundree fond of chlllren and not afraid of work Call 111 nih Lv near havinteiiithtt JlL IIALL B HnulEHIIOKRwaiiUilliiatlont good raftreneea I I IIOrtKLLM PIe lost 114th it NnfiTirnpitMANLAIV gradual I Orman French 2 ritlih muslr delri loyinewi during morn lug bosra a leerilarr irauilaior or tiacbir lilyboil UiliiiouUia K ctl 117 bun uptown uSe 1700 Broadway funny KKAniCR Tirlel ii r1nee Job book or I Ii wa 4ilreipoilll n Atdreii KKADKR lw 211 Bun office B0Y IIPAUEB wishes rmannt lltnitlon whrl Pltoor ability and itlinns will bo I apprilal4 DEli 71dB Leg IS 11 Sell off ci SIAMSII TOOK wutnl sliDailnn ID S boteTor res taurau I P In or oulild of city oBdemandi tpaulili clod trDtb ocklug rMU tvfftSfffa 112 owsry CITIATirM WANTrD IIJnI IUr and plaler 10 gold n and ellnr used Ul wiubcue work Add rel II 1111 IM I dun ofBra IJttJilJ HAM IV 41 lre roIIflU1 a rltl r rlB Viirun Is I il 11 gaud uiiilglu 1 i gu4 rafer ure XWIfcLV lor M MUJagbat Irttiira JIIUSG SWUDK It vlik iaalliatl ni wUltBtrM lit 1 asvileliog alUf addse s A rrM L C rluibltif Mrocklr N r Iff filmiIUrt rkEEl Awl If oFFirF fuaxniHK in fiREd r Dciiiis NAVYAC1IUBUYT u KLLKM III HI Mil tt I I I I I I 4 I p a I C I r JJ fkrt JBonrfl ATTENTION III I Attraetlv haoJloratly rerauhidMni privat bathi private table optlceali nim toil ilcgli both with Sr wttboat bO 1loln I tor mti rrrns i l fonaH tie lot l I IEIAN U tt CO 00 Yei D4tk Hi AnNOieuthiiil corner zcth it er4 Broadway 8n et family boll American tat R rMen plant central 1txiilcni oonvinleni to HI placti of case menu terine f T and 3 fr diy A LAROB tquar mm but with grate Ore running s water r two gentlemen with beard nWn SIngly fl private family 103 Leilngion av 8d belt CLINTON FLACK BV Vienna reileuratlll maria m ilia ro i labia hoard 14 weSklyo male lent oat PtHR NEWLY rORNiailUDKOOMgi OrHolall Oir A man nobDI i riasentoi I Bond it fJAKDaoMRLY rURNiiiiRi FRONT noou oa Al huh npi rclyi atdt with board If dilrd 7SS Tth ay LADT having elegant horn will borrow Slut giving 54 ltrslchass board at tudaced rate In etching Ad drw A box IJft Bon notown office 1SM Broadway LAB FRONT noon and single l room with board 24 irroimodirat ISO l8dL flOONind hoard for ladles and rentlemnl horn ROOM wikly I taw board H ail W S7th it 1RAVJLIERH fcXCHAMll and Want Supply Co as Wit 4d it bare df iirable room with or Mthoutboardi io irlor aroorainodatloal fur pbysl clan erdintut la prtvat family VINK 1I0UNRltlh It 331 337 2311 1ILarn V ad Small room with or without boardi tranilsnu accommodated WANTBDTwonntlimtn loboardj with reference 17 priVate faintly terms S3 in Downing att I ring twloa i D A7 237a NEAR 13IRT RT Fnrnllhld doable room board two M 90 each Including heat and gas ill BT ft1 BASTNlciir I fnrnlihed room with good German ctoklng for two t ntlem ni ide eack Altl AV iraai year UIblliidl mbanle board 4 lug hoops for qolL rpClabl working ladies and gents i taau to IS weekly 9Til ST o BART New lady hia furnlihed and open 17 eu d at abort addresn board and board 0711 ST 103 EART Nlotly fnrnlihtd room with 12 or without board table bOarder accommodated 1 JTlFaT 41 WEST Lartt suite loltablt for two or ID more alio hall rooms anperlor board OATH BT 833 WEST Larft and imatl room with fcUinptrlorboardi early brtakfait Mrmi moderate table board nn D BT us WEST Ilandaomtly f orntihtd room tn suite or singly all conTtnitncti inprrlor table and atttndanc Ublt board i alSo parlor Boor physician OTll BT 89 WBST HIIIERN HOTEL 6O One or two rooms ltb ntclaai board QnTiTBi 10 WEST TIlE BUHLINITON iiii OU some suites Ihrtoto eight roomi fnrntihtd meals ala 1 carte br ytarorMaipm nohoai ketplnj onTIIBT 84ft WEST Larta handaom ly rnrnlihtd Of front and conneCting room imjlj or en suite 11I0 mall rooml excellent board OnTII FT Ill EASTaintlitden mechanic board Oil Inibooitl ilntlt and doable room good board eTl BT ST Set WEST Farlor well l tarnished food O A board In txehanra for mnilo leuoni alio Taoan cit for two young gentlemen O18T ST353 WESTLarie handiomelr famished Ol square roomi 1130 small rooml good board table board QilD ST 840 WEST Lari front parlor handtoratty tIe fumbled also other roomi and imall room with good baari ts5ow tk table board IA3O OOI BT SSO WEST Large front alcoTa hot ana O cold water bath ample cloitti also large room newly fnrnlihad With boards private family JOt hT SiS WESTI rit and molt rooms good O Aboard i moderate prices Q4TI ST 27 WERT Ilandioratly fnrnlihed parlor Ot door alio leoond lIon room superior table and attendance AflTlt ST 22S EAST Room and board 3 weekly flU also hall rooml early breatfait 41 ST ST 241 EAST Room and good board early 41 breakfast f3i I table bard t 3 np gas bath 3lQDST 184 WR8T llandiomely famished rooms 4Ofor gentlemen or family wllb French table refer ence exchanged 48TII ST 214 WFST Handiomely famished room 1 for couple with board near Broadway horns comforts convenient to railroads flTll ST Ill WEST Large and small nicely far UUnhabedrooms good table esrellant table board M nnTll ST 307 EAST Larta pleasant mom inltiblo I I for two with or without board accommoda tloni 12H 3D ST 169 BASTNlcely furntined room with e good board table board f3 I OQD 8Tn 406 EAST Rpoma lib good board for u M upward table board M 1 OTT1I ST 110 BASTNlcely furnUhed square and AM I hall room aeparate or together with board i table board 127 1T 387 BABTBack parlor for two gentle l ie I lain duo room and M bath gal bItted 1OTII ST 224 EJSTRoom healed and ntcly a furnlihed with good board 7 I 00511 ST IHO BART Room and good board early breakfast K weekly table board ti fftltrt fjard 1oOhlu M ACON BT dpi Utica av itatlon Roomi with LVI board gintltmtn prlvat family tarm9X uuuh gourd JY itnttd BOARD wanted In Jewlih family br gtntliman wife 1s Infant and nuro large and small room private bath welt aide preferred II II 4H7 Broom It gourd unit loomij Wnutril UTANTILDPtirnIubsd room with I board at moderate 1Y tetUSi bya lady In private family I or small boan tnw boss Dot more thin shiny mlnut walk irons Orand it and South Sib cv refireucea excbing Address RELIABLe box 100 Bun uptown oOlce l5d3 Broadway t1lrniht OOtII t pnrtn1tntu a tt ATTENTION FURNI itt ED ROOM DIRECTO RMJ West 14th thai room located everywhere all prlceeSl 3u u 913 weekly everybody wanting room lt applies here A LAROK SITTING ROOM and two bedroom With 12 beat nicely rnrnuliedt M ewntbar CLINTON PLACf 30 near BroadwarL and imall room nicely furnished all convenience SI W up CLINTON PLACE 2aLarge and imall rooms genii i or reipeotabla I parties for Ugh housekeepIng tl IGo up I EXINUTON AV 411 near 42d it convenient to 0A Grind Central Depot bandiomily furnlihed rooms terms moderate LExTNTiTON vTeT Pleaiant front room for one iA or two gentlemen private home American lirmj moderateS SUNN Y front parlor running water folding bed neat private house 5baLl 1 room ttM 2J8 Eaituvihit NEWLY FDRNISlTRD ROOMS sIngly or en calls a ratarnca 4J4 Park av between 63th and tell ilL 6 1TII AV eia Ntat fnrnlihd front room for genii y men or man and wife term reasonable UT1I RT 03 WESTNeatly fnrnlihid roomi for 1 1 gentlemen reference 1 ATIIMTPNJ WESTParlor furnisha or nn Aft tarnished alao large and mall rooms moderate price HIII ST 241 wrBTLarg tarnished room ilnjily 12 or en suite also small room eictlleot board nTII ST S02 EANTNlcelr furnished room two A I genti or housekeeping aloe trout basement for honiekeeplng OfsTH bT Bll WESTIr front room nicely fur AJ nlthtd bath also smelt room running watar terms moderate 20 Til KT lilt EAST corner 4th Handsomely furnished room tranilint or permanent parlor OYfll ST rtfta WEKT 1tIll front room nicely fur iti nUheili all ronvenlenrei g od board table board O1MTHT Sills WIHTllandiomtly I furnlibtil front 1 11 1 room all eourtnlencei ryl locaud convent out rallroadi terms reonablit prlvai family QC1D KT sIr WKHT NewIr furnished front roam bath running water beitattendanc moderate Oi HT334 newly furnished thruugliout Bjoire e r0tneetlnjr or ilugie roams running water au pit I oliUi table board t Iaul I O1 IT Via WEST Large and ituaU r i rali mod fcej lust prices I4TII kT ill I WK0T sparge handsomely fornUbd a room singly or eu suite aloe imall rooms refer ant OUTII tT 4J WKHT pear iirll hlori1 O aparlmeuta en lull or alugly tuuiut M Iu 110 wlsklyevery eonvfnlene ip 1 NT f 310 Wl HT llandaoinilTtirnlabidrooini 01 light ueuiikiipuig If delrii 1 bet and geld water i 4 baSin onll aT HH4 WFST near L ilitlonl lir ueitlr 0114 ruin hut au4 void Water tatuj alao mall luacy riwu 1 rlfl belie llll NT It WrNT tirg l 4 iraUe well furnlli4 tl reoiu ample 1 stout u all tuorenlceei JIIIaAI f riwu yessg g gotiesuse tlflJ IT JfJe M CUT ll iailosi1rg auutir room f 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furnished ball 57T S room to let I private family RQTII ST Mi BART Uanll omWo ii front 117 room hall I roomn ttntolau board American famltyi reference nJ WRBflfllBT faring WashIngton IqnorNlcl lvfnrnlibcd room for housekeeping gentlemen tint ABU AQTII BT Ill RARTromfnrtablr furnlihtd front Ui7 bedroom and rarlori desIrable hoait and look Sloth i wttki parlor floor left P74Th Ruflfi EAsT MarrhTt t tll llaa toratTy 1 1 firnlinad front and back parlori 7iail lituttdi private halls rrnTII 8T 429 RASTNlo ly fnrnlititd room suItable I J foront or lwo tntlimin trtakfaitlf desired 0 JOT ST H7 RASTNlctly furnished Urn front OJ room mltablt tor one or two tntUmin wither without board 84 riiiom rART rumlih a room forttntior Ol light bouskseuingialso othtrroiimi inn ESIT Roth ST Room elegantly furnished Au with cold and warm water for gentlemen only from 3tot8 11n ST 26 PAST lint fleorLarg hall room A I for two eI fan one 15u 120 WEST I7T1I BTNewlr handinmely fnr nlihid parlor bedroom connected print nonii modern convenIence 124TIIRT i BA8TNlc furnished room c bath heated private bout and neighborhood references exchanged 12 Tf1STO EAST Hall alto large square room 1tP gal heated private family 126TIIST 117 KABTNlcely furnished room bath U fai gentlemen only 127TI BT2tJRAST NIctty furnlihed levee I I room gas heated two gentlemen H oni Jiwj lOQTIlRT 21 EABTPnrnlih room light Ld O housekeeping or lodging cloG imaller room tl sutoyi 1 OQTII BT 813 WEST Peilrabla room In nhril Ji7rltn house near 7th arj nicely located private family 10QTII BT7 120 EAST near itailon Rlngte and t wellfarnlihed room aim mile of roomi 1 4O EAST 120TII BT northeait Lexmetna A4O yioor to let conititlng of fire room furnlihed bathroom and kitchen nazI WKHT nirn BT Two nloely furnished room lo let either together or separately ample cloteii bait attendance 1OKO BROADWAY northeait cor win ocA few JUi neatly ifnrnlihed I room to let uparateiy I or an suite 1utuhttt gt oomj tO Set t 1ooftl1n ATLANTIC II AV 177BU Brooklyn Two fnmlihed rno 1 1 rooms to let for gentlemen two block from Ltlca ar elevated railroad nation Kings County itOd 1Indhct1 OOI1l Wnntra A TTENTIONWe ned mon farnlhed I rooms con 2s riantly to auppIn nun eultomero all I prices and 11 i locatIons wattled come and register one or write and our clerk will call trinn JI until January bilt glrDcl rJuil6fMiJL rl IlIn W r K1S1IED ROOM DiRhCTOKY SOW Hlh It t rr staIr flnt and pitrtuttntgto ct THE tVIESDADEN West Oth t Choice acartmenti Sand u room beside bath well arranged main and private hail warmed central location clou tn church bnilneit ODor and Bryant park The limited PoW of apartments and tile care taken In the pelecllon of proper tenant only I make this nouit Ueilrable for a permanent home hints 873 to fob per mouth bhowu day or evening Ian ANn lao EHT ai T HT The mont complete AiiHpimrnlM In Iho city four LIght fount wllb htntlormrv Tech nd K nae velvet carpeted MlMtrwi two rkt block from the Olb MT Eleyaieed Htatlon SCENtS BIT 10 gui Can DV Nrrn Hnudiiy1 bTiHrAl bTiHrAlddiuItov TltOAIAH A Kl KnirON an WEIT aoi n MT APARTMENt H OF O AND II ROOM RENTS 750 TO 12 FLOOBH OP I IOOMHr AII LIGHT IIENT 813 TU 1518 Ali norel mnderatt rent JLuflr 10 JOHN ltU K 1O3O lOlta HT COils unit S7th 10 AEFFCHA u3 rio 001 WENT anin ST Seven rooms and bath cabinet flulah decorated throughout ottlce Ull Weit both IL IlEXT FKKK TO NoV 134TII BT hATJLHT fllUPLI TKDM 3 toSPO Elegantly decorated flats hail heitteil ft room and bath one half block frOm elevated nation rent 17 to Uvx UvxATH3 ATH3 JEENIMOItE 442 10 44U STeal roall it near 9th av An elegant apartment nine rom to let with all modern convenience at vary low rental Apply on premliei ATIIK 01 AII IM AH Vct 7filb at The handiomeft corner apartment noun on the win Side Paieinger ele aior maride bathroom bird wood floor throughout JueL All llirht rom seven rooms and loath PitA and tl tUO Can be leen enntngl A ELEGANT and large steam belted n all f0 West f1u 11 71it it cur Itb Coiumbui AV 7 room and hath to liaitt It PN TH ttiX and SO1 Apply to janitor on prtmlies or to OUNON Jlul 1bu1J0NALII8lPWett31et at Apartme orG nnd 4 room In new build toe with Imrrovementa lor imall famlllti fLu to lid 448 to4iJ t lHih it eelaiiltori WJ COKlllTi i OJdt and Oth av A BIF04NT APARTMENTS 4 large light t ronmi paInted In perfect order corner hon rent from S So 10 lit 150 ball heated Apply tu Jan itor Jlr East wth it FLT WITh Oil WITHOUT 8TKAH HEAT A light will vtnlllated apartment at reaeonalile rent Apply on priuliea ta eilSHth it or to Z 1L wlllTAIOR CO LlllhRTY BT F LATB AND APAIKTIENTS nnfurniihed and fIr I nlsh 4 J Is 1L parts lr ttts dry rOLHUM BltOTIIKIIMM4lirnadway near 13thit SILATMlfl West till IL 1210 8l5 7 In perfeclor A air Janitor O UN lilt 1C4 OT1I AV H UI8OX AND WEST lliTII STH Elegant apart ments three and four light rooms In sew flats mwt TIIHRE AND FOUR ROOMS to let CalU30 L Fait 21th at flit i LKTThree roofAi front SJ4 East S7th it near 1 nation UPPBIMART of private house tf rooms and bath room 13 4 in Bait ild it V ERY IIPHIRARLK FLATIIofeeven room lr lirtot V molt rttltvflt Oration lIt aiA UI 112d eL ej ItiHiMrt and buthrooni hot water suuplUd 0 owner aiilniiroverueuu I 15 13 lu 113 ituall rimf r lll 1114 Bu SOb it IflTII AVftO ANt SSD TiTK nieiranrflatilonr I U inC tie rooms with imiti neaiu beat hot water lallonary lube dumb wautr and ctery Improve rIIIu mini riutifl4up aien any lima Apply to iulIvc J I toIJ Situ 034 it Oil LEROY hT I Nw tint flat 4 large light room 01 allluiproxmenli KJ Janitor JlBT BT IJ IAHT Klsgatil aiiarlnienla 3 and 4 tl rooma all light Improttininti ria Ie tic A 1ST KT III BAIT rilUl apartmtutl 4 rooms 41IItI rilnJ foprllll1L 5 all light Improvement I flu linn I 11 tit l EAC I T fill nlI1 re raTsTTegautlr UA dteoratidi 7 rtiius tutu Ltd ilJlrupslnethiil fell mndsat 711 NT UI UKTRIIIInal forimallfottiille U sll luproveuiaijii bated ball Ill up aUu base mint nicely decuratad Si 0 room washiuUa fQTII ST 8 vi EAPTriee taiidin toriier ooi JO Uk floor low reuL Inijuli of ioeotea keper QftTll JIT Sill II W tOllMtllAV Artlt 7 rWuTl Oil au4 lath III iolprovaitoetol list II ffn T U AKIl 171 EAST 1hji reigfkor lll booed FI gani brush tn liai all Suolroe snebt taiiiai fv 1il fIlJ lujulr ul Jill r ceo trew iMiurHM M 1illlll TIIK ffl Sast lIh ii I JtTll J ST 410 rIoT StIil lw lll njf ot 9til U ill I nauit talk all lmno iueuu HUM lv lu W l1ItSIt icy f1 RAIl Carotid nol 4 Irt l bib I l touiut ll Iwi ruiuiui rl le ln u e lltilll ln tti tl I APT aoiid Kuor 7roiu taUii X 11 light iLl loopt8eIooahte if ar bOtooal 1 splJ Pr e E6PlSeoor i an Him liiu i t 1 sfrf large fMiui aloS ci Ml I nlj iiuiwviuieiiU tlifV fj4H 9954111 PT I w lui4liif ewe lieu unit 1 a mcci ttuuu fleet 4 r ose lair lljul mil 14staI IiuteIlochI 01040 4 101111114 OCI aiiiise on Lfuoeae Jtt fArrj IIU j CII 1511 IIay Q20 11KY Y1d1 7910w clod letli I j olt bets 70J 55 bU1I Owr ot t MiuiiMi Mi Jr61 1lt it Jlttt fliid f Piipitrtmculdrooh1Uu IBhB 0751 until h r I lIt sad Ux lie 4p4to w plea 4 Burt it UrMtlru r tsttIel LOUM Jr04 1Irril1J vlilkJir 4r f4 aU L ivrti rM ii viitibUt lu aeriaL Ituuti Ill 141101104 OVK KUMtH 11y I hid tua all light rv j e IsitatU lift fbfiruit 1491 aJiifAOIr luSalvLUMM J1 1curinzid JLaU Iurllishtd AtTIfUUr sad wiy uir run l t4 moot Mid TTStU1tee4sessifsoiss tjS iu 4s4Ped H AI tiMlMiIrfir U 4 sisne elilud deit is MtOllwasle AuL 1 tel WsetardL DAB iJsly fasciatsd du Iu Ul tut r 4 Bt s I VSILSNJMMitsaBlSeg ItIIIr I 1UaItntc at urttn i JAMES l L WELLS Auctioneer Will Mil at auetlem at nl Fetal rtehann all tft 15 I Liberty it IIr order ef Merrill A Roger t Aiiorneji Monday Nov 10 Noon 232 OHOXOB LOTS Opposite Jerome Psrk and ovsrlookisg Woabola 1kway alisneluon cit JEROME AV AND SO BOULEVARD near the haadiomi Imrroveminli ot Bedford Park S TII WARD NEW YORK CITY All LI finally located mated avtnnee city t convenience r J mnut r i O itabllihitf neighborhood no nuiiancta near beautiful Bronx Park sOil Moiholu Parkway and convenient to Station at tIe great depressed four luck IIAnLEU It n NEW hArTS TRANsIT Is rnlnnii by itproi tribe from Oraad Central Denot to Bedford Park Htatloni commutation 714 cents DtrJ old Separately TITLE 011 RAN TEEn FReE OF tOUT to ach purehaier by Lawyiri Title Insurance TGKMH IinKllAl HRNII Post liAr to tlirrtll Roger Attornri III Broadway and JAHS 7 HKLLh AlJtTINKhfC 6a Liberty it and 3d av and 140th it r 5 T BARNETT A CO ADO 110 nun 73 LIberty it Niv York city WE WILL SELL ON TUESDAY OCTOBER n 1S94 ONE nCNOnBD LOTS AT LOWERRE STATION FIFTY MINUTES FROM RECTOR ST BY BLBVATBD RAILWAY EXPRESS TRAINS Ttt mapa terms and full particulars apply to R V HARXRTT A CO Anotlnneer n l Liberty J ROMAINR BROWN A CD 68 Writ Md It HOLT A BUTLER Attorneri Ill I Ilroadway JAMES PITCh Agent opposite Hudson Rlvir Rail road Uenot Yonkcra y V tt ta1 Q tnte t cr nrJnu ercj TODAY Win E Taylor Auctioneer THE OPPORTUNITY OF A LIFE TIME 520 Cnperb building lOll to be told at auction In the buutl till village ot BEROEN FIELDS NJ Situated on the Welt Shore Railroad ON TUURBDAY OCT 33 AIIOAoJl These lot are limply grand iltnated boat OOO feet from the Italian on elevated ground Gradual alone commanding view and are perfectly dry The water main from New MUford to Hoboken PlY directly In front of the property Bun Field U only 12 miles from New York 1 baa S3 local traIn dally a church a icbool stores and Tost Office Jt ii Sloe moat Important itatlon between Wtehawken and Ilaventraw It li a truly desirable IDol all which to locale COMMUTATION TENIOCENTS Eras land Drum Corp Tree Lunch Mammoth Tent Free 1aiua and nil lIrIColn on day of tale Termi 110 on lot cub down on day of lale 1 SIS In 80 day and baance In txi day a or Jan 231881 when a perfect deed will be given Bend for marc and free railroad pa iea to KEN NEDY 33 cortlandt it up inlri Nw York or to the Auctioneer WMA R TAYLOR IIACKHNSACK N J O RANGE ICJ thla vlclnltr ipecialtr nargilni for aala E HAMILTON i CO lx Broadway Y tnl Q tl1te f01 nltMt1 c1 itS duo UO MODEL llOliERTbree new houses S r rtrI 1 eUtt emldetacliee l yard at ttde siren room i besides haiti rom only twenty minute from Cortlandt ttnet ferry Jersey city I height tvtry convenience furnace rnuiie natlonary Cobs rhandelierm mirror i decorated good nei bliornood eleotrla can half block ataam can tlire bloo i term V or lea I down bal ance easy quarterly payment J II CONflICT 40 Wall it ralffiStatt l ov 2l1rraoh1Jti VII1T rAY KENTr A handsome house two stories biiemtnt and lab ellari all Improvement for two fainlilti can tie bought for a entaIl amount of Cash and quarterly In rf ab 11at 10arr r itatlmenu basmentl and rtoopt or non fronia of brick trimmed In different color and etrlei must letn to be appreciated t aUt 177 1utnam avH Dear Uatei av Littllon or 57ti Uadlionit etentnga ARARF Oil Asrii The handiome small reildencei 22 81 53th IL and SS and Isle 4iih n llrooklrn will be oll at tho Real itale Kxohante ill 111 erly It New tort next Monday Oct 27 at noon isle peremptory eaiy terms Further particular on prom I e or GIBSON 6t Liberty it FOR SALETwo itory frame houin for two famlllea I I very convenient and IBI well built l prlcei reason able see then on Jerttnon av between Bvergraca and Central ava Brooklyn tnl 1 itn1t for n1cQttj RIVERSIDE PARK I1BTH ST AdlotnlnE the neeent rnrcbame ofib ASTOHS 60ELETS AND HUHTINGTOHS Three Full Lot at stn Imnsrna IlareKln I V K STEVENSON Sc CO 100 nitOAIIWAY BOOPDSrG Mend your roof before winter eats In wIth TrTS PLASTIC cilllNT baste or s acre so and 730 can JOHN u rAn 1UO faaidia lap New York GRKAT IlAnclUNB In until S4lhit oOtbit near Sib avt bOO and upward I LUULOW DAY A Co 64 West Silt It rid thtt t or aIrQountttj 1IJEII4ANCUIOLY DAYS of fall and wlutir l are uttoii ua Fscap them by loin J Jkn tog one of 4 JIOHIIYH iapa KXt OK H1UNH T HOIJTII flOItlUA llomenold on ima 1 monthly nArmenii St rIte Uh1 UU4MUY 00 FrvukllB HI NY EIDIIT I NEW IIOU8R8 Terms av to lino I Cult bat I incefio moniby price linM ioJlltl i high table laud exclient nafifbliorhaud heathy If cation Its mllei withlu ten mluutei walk al depot iixtr trains 1 dally no runt lo pay ft L I OLCUTT JU Centra it O t1ANOCEligaui new tin room Queen Ann house with liable all Improvement oak floor and trim bui t fur fwiier by lar e work choice I luiallou I only tret two block from iiatlun a rare tarfalo 1 u buz 34a New lurk Pt 8Air V J4 mlnutsfroin rnr HalLDilrallt IUlldiug plot for sale lu all the trlnclpat avanuei on eair terms AU1IUN U IIKiEMAN A CO 1U21 kroadwar SUHURRAN Real Kstal I Pichanv 243 Broadway 1 liai aitoulslilng tiargalua I iverrvnire rwldeutva farms Iota I nil or write cir LOTs jl mlnuiti from depot hlgti dry f0 s flu for iwultry Iruit Id I cents cautuutaUoui p14IIrVI village alllrL 11IO Broadwar room ISIS cs 4 rni ILIHey rosy COTTAuJI moult f gui tiatied on Lien grrmnt messier i tittt Ii 1iitr of Iruli anl Lile tree C nlimt1 walk rots dpui tit feliii per 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be allowed on all purchases during the opening Week Mapi and free panel fromJFRR JOI1K80N Jr CO Liberty it N Y and 1170 Fulton it Brooklyn CAVK YOUR XI ON BY AND llljy A HOUR bT fj lolnlol the Troduoe Enchants BuildIng and Lean Aioclatlon This aiioclatlnn hi bun orianlud two year and three months and at the present duO lice outiiandlng 5050 abates ot a pit value of WO each and haa mad over U per cent per annum since organ ration The fourth loris will be liinid on and after ilondar Nov a IHO and lubicrlptloni therefor are now being received by the secretary Wmbtrihlp open lo all A lala of money will bt held on Monday evenIng Nor 10 ttlst atNooloiv at the Iroduo Kx a change building andmimberiot tbe fourth lerles WUl be entitled to bit at inch tale For fuller Information addren the Secretary 1 T X BEAU at New York Produc Eiehanie fluildifly cuu iTOOBOUGHTATDUNrOlf JItII1 AMD I AM HAPPY DUNTONISBYFAR THE BEST DEYELOPEDTHE FINEST LOCATED ANDTHE MOST ACCESSIBLE OF ALL T SUBURBS LOTS4200 EACH Oki FOR PARTICULARS ADDRESS MAU EllRA1HI1Jorz24 BENSONHUBSTBYTHESEA Better than expectation It li rrf ct1y developed and carefully rttrfetedl Boner water aa ua minute from llrooklyn Brldit 2 Vlajtb Aenue UrooLljD Kltvln and H if A W U J R R Lots for sale Sio to 7Du cacti Title guaran1 I teed hy TIlt Quirantee A Trust Company Ittooiil eoil to purchaser llluitruied circular lent App y to tbo agent on the propertv or U B F RANDOLlll 41 Wall IU NY S BAYOtTDGE iTl IB NEW YORKS tlAKHSOMHST 8DBDRE IS CITY ATKU OS SNIP YORK BAY IM ONLV S3 MINUTES FltOSI NEW YIIRK hY Ulltl CT FERRY M hATI 1 R R NOW IIUIUDINI TO IIHOOKLY RlllllllE IKO1JHM LINE OF EIECT11IC UOADl 1 W A Thli IAIN8 hOW LAID AND OAS TO JIU LAID a DEC 1 14 U NOW IH TUB TIME TO BUY LOTS OR PLOTH BIO INCRRxRi IN l VALUES I1Y 8PUINU tAN HIIUNT liHOB CUR al AV AND TOTIf ST DAY IllllUI L L OR 24 COURT bT BROOCLYlC 100 SI FOR RALF VERY CHEAP A nice twoitorr brIck I basement hone with alley In good location IB I J Oreenpnlnt eaiv terms Apply to malt 8AUTUK8 I North WILliam it New York or 18 Broom IL mar Orabam av Jrienpolut L H OUSKS IN CITY Jersey city Ortenvlllt HarleinV 11 vttticheiler county and most every town wjthia 23 mItes of New i ork for sale on easy termi farpii Ao JOhN N URUNfl BIB FBItoa ILolly O CABII balance flS per month Houia T iu room Vi inlnutei from New York near ot ion and carl lend for Real Estate l Record JOHN N BRUNM 11 n Fulton it city 1or it1cor ttroo1x1n BHOOKLYN To Let Houiea Fivtral new thrt t itorj and bailment brown atone all the lateit lev Provementi hard wood trim Ao Inquire ol own Q tio en tureen av near Reid PURE CE FROM DISTILLED CROTON WATER PuRR 1UE ca 484 Bait 25th SC A DECIDED BARGAIN TO CASH pURCnTASERU 11 llouse bId mull be vacated In few dara remain ing furniture coiuUttnu of elegant parLor lultea excel lent upright piano nearly new folding bed and other bedroom sets elegant embniied leather dining chairs mIrror rockers a c t alt must be lacrlflced tblaweek Irivatebtouae KID 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