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

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WWftH SyT fvF Es t 6 r I THE BUN FRIDAY NOVEMliEll 7 IKK 1 i I t zrJbeSiuu I FRIDAY NOVEMBEB 7 1890 London ORlcet of TiE BUN Ja 4m h st strand All communication stould tie addrssssd to TRINE M WHITE 49u Strand London W C 1874 and 1800 To console tbomeolvcB for their tremen I dous defeat on Tuesday Republicans are already comparing the election of 1890 t the election of 18i4 and declaring that not withstanding tho recent result they will elect a President In 189 Just 8 they elected a President In 1876 The error In this view of tho subject Is fundamental Tho Republicans did not elect a President In 1870 I tbe Republican candidate for the Presi dency In 1893 has no bettor tltlft to the office than RCTHEBFORD 13 UATHH bad In 1870 ho will not b Inaugurated aa President Tbe Democracy of tbo nation have boon cheated Cod defrauded outof tho Presidency once Tho experiment will not bear repeti tion There will never b another Electoral Commission but in 1893 there will bo a Democratic Houso of Representatives strong enough nnd determined enough to iterant any echemo ot electoral fraud whIch nmy U I devised by tbo most unscrupulous loaders of I the Republican party 1890 Is like 1874 but 1893 will not be llle 1876 by any means The Last Disgrace of the P 91 L Onn more humiliation has been added t the deluded manipulators of tho Peoploa Municipal League who surrendered to tho I I manipulations ot politicians prepared toI sacrifice anything and everything for sue Oe Tho big Republican section of tho I SCOTT campaign had asked tho lion CnAUH I OGT M DEVEW t ulve tho sanction of a speech to tho Republican ratlllcatlon meeting four days before election and after much rebellion of spirit Mr Durtw had consented Thereupon tho representatives of Mr Pow I tIm of ewI nElLY whoso Injuries to city ew York havo been exceeded In virulence only by the morn direct misfortunes ho his brought upon the unhappy dupes of his own society went t Messrs GIUCB and PECK RAM with tho order that Mr UEPEW whom Mr POWDER looks on as his worst enemy should not b allowed to speak GRACE and PEOKHAM who wore prepared t deal as readily with POWDIRLY n with TOM PLAT agreed to Uiko up POwDEBLr and throw DEPEW over This was a new feature In tho fearful and Wonderful alliance for which the good people tf the P M L were working and praying kith such moral enthusiasm for their own high public spirit and such merciless resent tent for all opposition Of course Pow bEBLY had little or nothing to give to the tareons Ticket but bo succeeded In still Qrther vitiating Its politics The P M L can thank Heaven that while It succeeded In deluding Itself It failed to humbug the public The Political Situation In Great Britain Since tho Irish Nationalists decided to Bend to this country somo of their most In fluential Parliamentary representatives events have glvon unexpected urgency to their mission Tbo Gladstonlan victory at Ecole has acted upon the Unionist Liberals like an electric shock revealing the weak i ness of their position and the necessity of substituting measures of substantive relief 1 for Mr BAIFOUBB coercion BA1OUBS corcion programme Lord HARTINOTON has declared that tho Land Purchase bU must be Immediately passed on the reassembling of Parliament and Mr L H CURT says that an Irish Local Government bill should forth with follow To many of the Tories the former injunction Is unwelcome and uo latter is distasteful In Uw astreulo It i not t bo expected that tho Tory Government will like the prodding process of which aa Mr CODRTNEX tolls them they stand In N need From tho moment that the Dissident Liberals become Importunate and embar rasslng allies ot the Conservatives the coalition which defeated Mr GLADSTONE i I danger For either Lord SALISBURY will grant the demands of his Liberal coated crates In which event ho I almost certain t displease a considerable fraction of his I Tory followers or ho will reject them In i which case the Unionist Liberals will bo j compelled to desert him in order t obtain at least tho credit of good intentions and sincerity with the constituencies I Is in deed impossible for the present Government t t frame a scheme of local government for Ireland which will satisfy Liberals Ice j Mr COURTNEY on the one hand und Tory r t landlords on the other This change of attitude on the part of t Unionist Liberals resulting from the start I ling revelation of their Insecurity has ievu i lutlonlzod the political situation in Great Britain I has made a dissolution of Pnr i llament which it has hitherto seemed the Interest and purpose pf the coalition to post pone a long as possible rather desirable than otherwise Tho outcome of the local i contest at Ecclos has convinced the Tories that they could have better faced tho test of a general election two years ego than they can now I obviously follows that they had better face It now than confront it two years hence when the adverse tide of public sentiment has gained overwhelming Tolume Only on tho theory that tho Tory leaders have determined to es cape from their present perplexities by a appeal t the electors can we explain the recent overtures to Lord RANDOLVU CHURCHILL who by denouncing tho PAK mail Commission was supposed to have ommitted the unpardonable Bin I Lord t BAIJSBUHY wore still firmly resolved that the present Parliament should live out Its statutory term he would have no use at present for Lord RANDOLPH who on the other hand would be Indispensable in a can yeas of the country Nor should it be for gotten that when the Tories again find 1 themselves In opposition they will b driven t by the logic of circumstances t once more seek reconcilement with the Farnellltes lIst Lord RANDOLPH I tho only Conserva I tive through whom the fulfilment of such a i scheme I even conceivable A political crisis In a word eeems much closer at hand than It looked a month ago it and it Is peculiarly fortunate that at such a k Juncture the cause ot home rule should be BO I eloquently championed on this side of tho Atlantic I a new general election Is t take place this winter or next spring It i of i vital moment t the Irish people that Amen cans should offer the same generous oa I I alto which was forthcoming in 1836 The mere statutory coats of contesting thc 1 r e seats now occupied by the Faraellltcs 1m poeo an outlay far exceeding the resources of I the Irish Nationalists t say nothing of the I expenditure Involved in prosecuting the I plan of campaign her has never been a time since the formation of the Land League In 1879 when laviah contributions from AerO eyrapo w the Iriah BtruKatlo for ellrule I were BO essential as they now are t the I agrarian industrial and political regenera tion ot Ireland The feet will b recognized now that MOSTS DILLOK OBiiiKN10Cos NOR and tholr energetic colleagues are here to set forth tho exigencies of tho present situation The Reappearance of I Skulker That old fraud nnd fore Republican GEORGE JONES fresh from his recent at tempt to overthrow the Democracy of New York city expresses the opinion that the triumph of Tuesday In the nation Is the fruit ot the tariff campaign of 1888 I was a Into crop says Mr JONES but aston ishingly abundant and the apples fell Into GROVER CLEVELANDS basket Mr JoNtsii corpulent friend Is of 0 blmllnr opinion Refreshed and reinvigorated bv his four weeks of cowardly silence while thin Democrats of Now York were lighting lIfe t tho antiDemocratic for very lo against antDomocrato coalition PLATT and his Republicans GRACE and his wirepullers JoNas GODIUN GILDER KAIHCIIILD and tho rest of Mr the CLEVELANDS principal supporters Stuffed Prophet now reappears and Issues this solemn manifesto through tho Associ ated Press MI nm dellihted t challence tha rliht of any man tn the country tu rejoice more neartU than I da over the remits of 7eilera r M 1 uratUlcatton I Ii lat of an fellow countrymen who American rruul of III tlo counlrymon though led an ar for a time by PaTty reudlces and b bunt confidence In cunning cud sclOsh leaders could I Dot be delude to their ruin They have demonstrated that In deallnr with them I Itli not safe tu calculate that they are stuplil or heed lets of the welfare of their countrymen The neceiilly of tarlll reform with Its conirouent reduction lu the I cost of llTlnr ftud the duW of the Democratic party to demonstrated ty the action advocate It i have been fully of the people yesterday I I tho man Is honest he Is a monomaniac Ho sees nothing In the past present or fu ture of politics save tho issue on which ho 1111 for I second term as President an ex riprlmont tho rcsultd of which m were ul IBhed two years ago this morning to tho disheartened and disgusted Democracy Ho thinks tho party Is still lighting away on the lines ha laid down for tho campaign of dUtstcr Ho practically claims us a per sonal triumph I victory to which ho n contributed nut I word of cheer or encour agement not a vital or suggestive Idea Contrast this narrow and egotistical view of tho significance of tho elections of 1890 with tho comprehensive words of a Demo crat who was at the front and not at the rear during the battle There ha not ben In agool nmnyyoars says Governor HILL I I cnnpalgn fought upon tho distinct Issue of Democracy and Republicanism The country had to choose clearly between Republican principles and Democratic prin ciples and the great victory bas demonstrated emphatically that between the centralizing and revolutionary tenden cies of our opponents and tho plain and sim plo Idea of government held by Democrats a majority of the people are In favor of adher ing closely to the foundation principles of our American form of government Tho people have risen in their strength against the dangers threatened to the country In the record of tho last Congress Tho result ha shown conclusively that such a par tisan measure as the Force bill Is not approved by the great majority of the Amor lean people I has shown emphatically that the people have Avenged arbitrary eject ment of Democrats legally elected from the house of Representatives In order to I swell the Republican majority I has that the of nsum shown groat body consum ers do not approve the exorbitant duties of tho McKiNLT bill levied not to promote tho public welfare but to enrich individuals I has shown also a public denunciation of the extravagant expenditures by tho last Congress and the reckless transformation of the huge Treas ury surplus Into a deficit The result shows what tho Democratic party can do when it jt lighting vigorously and earnestly for the triumph of genuine Democracy Of all this Mr CLEVELAND sees or pro thing and the Issue tends t see only ono thiA ho sees or pretends to see is tho issue Insep arably connected with his own name and with disaster What right we ask again has Mr GROVER CLEVELAND to a part in tho general rejoic I ings What has ho contributed to the I achievement of a victory that boa been won by the ungelllsh nnd unsparing elTorta of genuine Democrats I would be much more Interesting t learn from Mr CLEVELAND whether ho voted with tho Democrats or with tho anti Democrats In tho municipal election and If ho slunk up from the rear at the last mo ment with a Tammany ballot between his thick lingers what bullish consideration Im pelled him to leavo his cover and vote as he had not adherents prayed and against his own personal Examples Not to Be Imitated Tho Intimation comes from various Re publican sources t tho effect that the Dem ocrats will try to win seats In tho Legisla ture and Congress which they did not se cure on the face of the rote at the recent election by turning out Republicans which are really chosen nnil admitting tho Demo cratic contestants flute In u telegram from Elmira published yesterday It wad elated that a prominent Democrat in that city had said that It did not umUo any difference whether Mr I U ROCKWELL tho Democratic candidate for Congress was elected or not that tie Democrat had Congress and ho would bet a thouscnd dollars that ROCKWELL would be feeutcd In another Republican desnatch it was asserted that oven i tho DemocraUo majority In tho Assembly proved to be only two tho next tionator from this Stat would be a Democrat because the Democrats would unseat a sufficient number of Republicans under various pretexts to destroy the Repub lican majority on joint ballot Wo believe these assertions of Democratic intention t b false and unfounded No doubt the Republicans would like t see the Democrats Imitate their bad example in dealing with contested beats for they have just learned from the results of Uio recent election how Injurious suoh action Is to the party which adopts it Eveh If the Democratic loaders wero otherwise disposed t countenanco Injustice In this respect tho fatal effect of depriving men of to which elect olllccs they were really elect ed demonstrated In o was demonstrte on Tuesday too signal a manner to b disregarded But there is no Democrat In the country worthy of the name who would not scorn t obtain any political advantage by such I leans Wo know we express the true Dem ocratic sentiment when we say that i the result of the election In this Btate has bon really t tie tho Legislature on joint ballot ot this Stats would the Democracy tls Stte rather never elect a Sonator than t turn out a single Republican Assemblyman unjustly In order to gain tho requisite majority Neither In the Legislature nor in Congress will the Domociacy tolerate any such scene as that which wen witnessed at Washington under tho rule of TuoiUB 13 REED when the Republican majority having tasted blood by unseating one legally elected Dem ocrat cried out Bring up another OMO T 1 and then proceeded without having heard a word of evidence In respect to the contest to turn out another The prevailing Republican doctrine that might Is right In politics find no favor with the people In those days No party can long remain paramount In this country which abandons the principles of fairness and Jus tice In political affairs The Great Strike In Australia Nowhere clan Is organized labor e strong I as It Is In the Australian colonies and no where clso have its demands proved until recently so Irresistible But when Its lend er proclaimed that no nonunion workmen should receive employment and that all em ployers disobeying this regulation should bo boycotted they provoked I revolt of cap ital which has llnally been successful The great strike which has for weeks convulsed not only Victoria and New South Wales but South Australia Queensland and NowZea land Is now virtually over and It I admitted by Mr CHAMPION the wellknown agitator In a telegram from Melbourne t Mr JOHN BURNS that tho strikers have failed Few Americans realize the extent t which the trades unions had carried out their programme of reform In the principal Australian colonies They had not only placed an eighthour law on the statute bok but had enforced It In all trades and had oven managed In some branches of skied labor t cut down the working hours to fortyllvo per week They had caused a railways to U owned and operated by the Government and to b administered with a view not to the payment of dividends but t providing the utmost possible accom modation to tho masses of the people at tho cheapest rates In Now South Wales tho railways havo t carry school children gratuitously In Victoria the tramways running In the cites and towns become tho property of u the u munici U palities alter a certain term or years not withstanding moreover the great curtail ment of the hours of labor the wages have been It almost all trades twice as great 0 they are In England Yet If we except rent the prices of the necessaries of lie are no higher than they are In the mother country In a word labor seemed t have created a Utopia In Australia and tho colony of Vic toria In particular was beginning t b cele brated n a workmens paradise Tho trades unions however were not antis fled With capital disorganized and labor consolidated they believed that there was no limit to their power and that they could safely overstep the boundaries of equity and good sense They established a kind of tm perfum tn tnipmo and through their federa tion centralized for Victoria In the Trades Hall Council of Melbourne Issued decrees of ostracism against nonunion workmen and tho employers thereof They an nounced n fundamental principles first that nonunion men should never b per mitted to work side by side with members of unions and secondly that overy mem ber of n union was to b secured against dismissal from his employment In pursu ance of these principles they ordered em ployers to compel their workmen t join unions against their will and to pay their entrance fees for them In I the case of refusal employers wore told that their commodities would be boycotted and that the railway servants would strike sooner than handle boycotted goods Not only did the trades unions desig nate whom capitalists should employ but undertook to dictate the management of their business They commanded steam ship companies t discharge their Captains and the masters of iron foundries t dismiss their superintendents Such systematic at tempts at interference and control were not to Victoria but made simultaneously confined t Victora were Blmu taneously in Bouth Australia Queensland New Zealand and New South Wales How reasonable was the effort t starve out non union laborers may b judged from tho fact last named to that in the lat colony according t the statistics prepared for Sir HENRT PARKES there are 320000 bona fide working men of whom only 10000 are in unions The demand for the dismissal of non union workmen and the attempt t boycott resisted the nonunion products being rit trades unions ordered a strike of seamen firemen dockers miners and employees In several other trades For weeks steamers lay idle at the wharves because they could not b manned nor loaded nor supplied with coal For three nights thero was not n glimmer of gas light in tho city of Mel bourne The programme of coercion how ever proved I failure For the first time in the history of Australia tho employers unit ed in their turn and it soon became mani fest that they had the sympathies of the community A meeting of more than 2000 employers including squatters and graziers oa well as ship owners manufacturers and mine owners was hold in Melbourne and similar demonstrations took place In tjyd noy Brisbane and Adelaide Not content with organizing In tim several colonies re elstanco t the new demands of tho trado unions the employers took measures to bring about intercolonial action and on Sept 9 I conference of capitalists represent ing the Industries of all the colonies was held in Sydney The result of this revolt of capital and counter organization of employ ers hits boon that not a single poInt has been conceded t tho trades unions Under the protection of the police and the militia non union workmen have everywhere boon put In the places of tho striken and gas works dockyards foundries factories and mines after the other resumed have one aftr to operations Queensland was the first of the Australian colonies to break the deadlock In business for there the merchant and shopkeeper discharged and loaded steamers with their own hands Then in South Australia the union men themselves rebelled against the orders of the trades unions and insisted on going back t work And now we learn that oven in Victoria where tho labor agitators aro most powerful the strike has collapsed That the Australian trade unions have gained nothing by their great strike is clear how much have lost the enough they l0t fit turo will determine They have utterly failed to oust nonunion workmen from em ployment or t boycott the product of non union labor What is more Important In Its 1 ultimate consequences they have taught capital the necessity and advantages of co operation They have transformed every considerable industry In Australia Into I a trust und all the trusts have learned the value of confederation for defensive voue confedernton pur poses But who can say that an Instrument forged for defence may not be used here utter for aggression and that the combina tion of capital now started may not eventu ally wrest from labor some of the ground that it had won 1 When the trades unions listened to the tempter counselling the intimidation timidation of employers and nonunlonU they may have entered on a course that will ultimately deprive Victoria of It claim to be a workmens parading The peace which the French Government his concluded with King BESAUN U llvolj tour of Dahom raamt t l mtrelr a tem porary eiMdlnt Toe French tiara f to rw tti blockade ot t Danonur cc4aS Hat to itop thIr expedition which was preparing to capture the Kings capital The IOns agrees to acknowledge the right of the French to the port of Kotouou and the protectorate of lotto Nero This 1 really tho situation before the war With the wel known belligerent intinets of his savage Malcfttr there Is little doubt that after he has recovered from the thorough threshing which the French cavo him early this year he Trill drill a lot of his Amazons nod tend them again against the French Intruders Alan I Franca Intends to maintain hoicolt on that coast flho will Boone or later find herself com aatarrA pelled to reduce the King to a stat of vas MV Tna BUM U on the winning Mo Long mar Ini iir chine wtlttt Dane Awl neater TiE RUM faithfully holds Its puce at the front ot true Democracy In its every victory and Us every defeat Perhaps the mot significant cannon firing In connection with Tuesday election was district that don br the voters of the Fifteenth Illinois Thcrols knot known t sallormen na tho damn fools knot I Is entirely useless Nobody ever tried to use it or pretended to bo hove that any possible way of utilizing It could be discovered The tying of I looks Ilka the simplest thing In the world Itolllntt off I log seems Intricate mazy labyrlnthinn by com parison I is done by a simple twlsht av th wrisht as the Paddy said Yet one may BOO It tied a hundred times running and then score a hundred consecutive failures to tie It himself and tie It by accident on the one hundred and first trial and never tin U again In the foregoing faoti there Is comfort for Messw JKPRW COUDFHT and other Intelligent gentlemen who hud trouble with the caw ttiek ballots Tuesday balot on TuesdaJ The esteemed funny man of Milwaukee having been elected Governor of Wisconsin can present his Inaugural schemes for reform to the Legislature under the general head ot PICK measure The Albany Evening Journal says that THE BUN first produced a certain aeouston against the Bon OEOBOK ZALMON EDWIN of Pottsdam to the effect that he had used a public oppor tunity to speculate the land of the Worlds Fair site In Chicago Mr Enwix pronounces the charge to be untrue and while we have no knowledge that It ever appeared in THE BUN and dont believe that it ever did we take pleasure In giving to his denial the publicity ot our hospitable columns The Hon JOHN MCACLEY PALHER Is about the liveliest young campaigner of them all Thero has been a wrinkle of care on the angel face of the Bon Gionon FKIBDIE Hoiii since Tuesday night Bl nopbcw a young mnn of SO whom Uncle GEOEOE has been calling a lad and begging the people to save from the 0 disgrace of being sent to Congress as I Democrat wns elected In spite of his uncles proteBta What will Uncle GEOBOB do now Why Isnt this a good time for him to carry out his ortrop ted threat to leaf l the State I cannot bo pleasant for him to live In 0 Demo cratic State Far better that ho go among tho mound builders of tho weedy West and weep over the relics of his ProAdamite playmates Tho Chairmen of tho Republican Com mittees In BOle of Ibo States in which tho lie publican declineandfalloff was most mark ed were rosiest In their predictions before election Iorhnpa they wore whistling to keep their courage up and perhaps they looked through such stainedrainbow spectacles a cal Brother hoioscope DucE uses when he calculates 0 politi ea The Rev Dr W BHOCOCK deserves special credit for the good work he has done this week I was work that Involved long training seri ous effort and large knowledge I was hard work successful work advantageous work requiring a vigorous body and a determined spirit for Its performance I was work that will strengthen him for his Sunday duties In the pulpit lie won the day by a cood score in the close and exciting game of tonnU which n champion player of the KnlokerbockerClub he played against the champion plarer of the Flatbush Field Club Ho Is a credit to the cloth And the Hon JOHN JAMES INOALLS to the witty philosophic eloquent scholarly cynical Isokus Must jsosxms go too The Senate could have better oparcd a duller man but the Democrats need all tho Senators they can got and really Mr INOJULS will be better off to come to this town For of course bo will como hero to tho magnet of rat talents Kansas Is too blow for him Our esteemed contemporary the Oourrier des EtatsUnif falls into nn inaccuracy of a sort that Is almost never found In Its columns when It describes the JVbrfi American Krciew as un d rngancs Jlfpublicaint lei I plus collet mantis The fact is that tho Xot American Ketittc II a frank Impartial ablo and always interesting journal conducted by the lan LLOYD Barer not long since a Democratic member of Congress and always a Democrat IorhapB the Cowritr has been led Into its error by the circumstance that a near and very dis tinguished rclatho of GOD Bares has tlnlulsbed rolatlo URYCE bnslaterl been acting with the Republicans and the CLTSVELAJID Mugwumps in their frantic effort to overthrow the Democracy of New York I That giddy old Republican stager the Hartford Oourant smiles with a weeping eye I and trios to lessen the burden of misfortune by believing that Delaware takes her place among the debatable States It U a groat thing to be fiiintjnine The Prince of WALES has now like tho Kaiser of Germany become a social reformer and he himself ha announced the fnct in a letter to Brother Boom the Salvationist The Prlncois to become a coworker with Brother BOOTH whose project for the reformation of Darkest England ho approve of and per haps alter paying In thn sulisorlptlon which he has promised the Bnlvntion fund ho may take up the practical business in which he las be is Interested His Royal Highness has been a rather jocund heirapparent during the hal century of his life nnd I will L interest lag to boar of his spending the rest of his time as a reformer I The politics of Minnesota this year is about as mixed us a football cuilmmaee but the Bucunlun form of tho lion IISH FATUUH DoXNXLLt con still bo distinguished In the hurlyburlv Mr DOKKKLLY in a statesman of tremendous energy and ho can start join boom and leave more parties and political movements In the course of n year than any otliT inim In the Gopher State or any other State Mr DOSSKLLY Is nsoit of f runners Alliance liopublUan Democrat Urranlwckcr Independent l and som of his parties must have won Our esteemed Republican contemporary the Cotcm Journal published on Wednesday an Instructive editorial article on An Expedition tothe South Polo The chilly not to a rigid feeling tout prevailed among the Massachusetts after they read the election lepublcoll afer re turns doubtless found I congenial subject 10 the antarctic regions although some highly tropical Dowers of scorch may havo lien UuJ Ob Fir Mr Ornc I 1 K oracelt an ZVt1IflQ jest ItrforUr The Mlutloa or a paUlieM canvass toy the local of flees by the ministers of h dlllerent churches In which they were Joined by each mo a the tty rather Ilucey toil Pr XIo JlBU brought ouiavery cooildtra fell crpoiltlon on the D f or both Catholic and irotet tint who Wiles moet Iborouililjr that politic iliouM never 1 run ly nlnUttri of any church nod who r aniid their will meant acllTllr la ibo political arta I IB reported la that valuable horticultural kernel ISa fcunlM tnt total Hat at Ataatlm u Cal Uormla Ikon I e gaMeD of Kn are which I saUcily t T M4 I Ut ctllort I ampa geese The birtut this rat I aMat MOW Blum worth five teat aMte t Jtr aKxrxes nAnttisav ctariamiD Wht a flenbjttit Krclnoe TkUke Aha he Remit or the Eleetloma To rue Knrron or Ton BUK Bin The result of this falls election decisive l at least as re gards the future of two prominent men In tho two neat political parties I must hencefol Le considered an rettlcd that neither President Harrison nor exPreM dont Cleveland can be the candidates of their respective parties for Provident In 1802 No matter what the Mugwump and free trade press may say as to the McKinley bill It Is obvious that It has not bad a fair trial and the American public never passes judgment upon n political or any Croat legislative measure without having the decency to try It Tho defeat of the llnimMlcan party in the Republican States this fall aside from ex traneous causes Bitch a prohibition tho Farmers Alliance tho Little Schoolhouse and so onwan primarily due an Mr Clove lands defeat In 1388 wan due to dissatisfac tion with the Administration on the part of those who had voted to bring I Into power It Is notorious that for every man who was pleased by securing a Federal appointment from this Administration from fifty to one hundred men wee displeased In nearly every Instance bitter antagonisms were Incidentally dentally provoked not only on the part ot the disappointed applicant for office but also of his friends This has resulted In the Democratic tidal wave This In large part decided thu contest against Mr Cleveland for that was a clono I contest in some depending Upon the returns from a couplo of pivotal States And It took very little to nettle the question Gen Hitrrlxon cannot therefore again be a candidate for It will be utterly absurd to suppose that the dis affected Republicans place seekers and their friends are to b conciliated and won over be fore 1892 The attempt would bo fatal there are not offices sufficient to go one hundredth way around I Nor has Mr Cleveland by his retirement I from office conciliated his enemies A horde of place seekers stand as ready to pat the knife Into him politically spoaklnc now ortwo yearn hence as thor stood two years ago Out of the clouds of disaster to the Republican party light can only come with the nomina tion of a new man and for tho Democracy the only hope lies also in the choice of a new candidate didate dWTho The Republican party will have halt n dozen men In tho field Kew York wi be for Depew Oho for Sherman or McKinley Michigan for Alger or lalmer the Pacific coast will have a candidate Pennsylvania may present one Maine with Its divided party will hardly ask for Mr Blalnea nomination and Indiana from present appearances will not unlto on Harri son though It would be strange if It were not brought together in favor of a man who suc ceeded two years ago On the Democratic side with the now appor tionment Now York will be more than ever a pivotal State and the hope of the Democracy will lie In the nomination of a Democrat who wi le can carry this State With Cleveland out of the way Governor His nomination would be in evitable o I believe it would be even i Clove land Insisted upon balnea candidate for the sold South sentimentally Inclined to Cleve land now sees that tho practical Democratic politician of this State who has confidently serenely and continuously won success for his party while Mr Cleveland and his friends have fallen by the way Is Governor David B Hill Massachusetts may Incline to present the name of Grovor Cleveland In 1892 as its can didate because ho has a hummer residence In that State and because Massachusetts is now put In the doubtful column Its delegates may give the assurance that Clevelands nomina tion will make It Democratic But adding ton wi Massachusetts to the Democratic States and heaving New York out of the question would not nave the Democracy In 1892 So I say the result of this falls election clearly puts both Harrison and Cleveland out of the race and the band of fate 0 clearly and absolutely points to Governor Hill a the Democratic candidate In 1892 From this day out the safety of this predic tion will become more and more apparent to impartial political observers A IlEFUBLicAn BECLUSE ALBANT Nov C SARAU AND tlEB SXAKE I Look Actloai and Erect t Cleo patra mm u Par Corrtsjmutfnee q the courrtir ta Stau ruts Tho Parisian public were Impatient to see Sarah Bornbardts living asp that was an nounced torso many weeks be tore They knew that It wasnt a pasteboard snake nor a artificial ficial thing with an Ingeniously contrived flprlnc to make It wag isa tall and create an Illusion for the spectators That sort of make would never do for the Cleopatrajln d tieclt i and the realism of the theatre nowadays The snake that was about to make h ditjut was spoken ot In the newspapers just as much as Mceari Hardoti and Shakespeare a little more and he might divide the honors with Sarah liernhardt and M Gamier I the asp Imoclned that he would receive such a magniQi enl apotheosis belmust now cut down a good deal of bis pretensions for he actually spoiled the death scene In the p aJ When be ranted out ot his basket his movements were watched with so much curiosity that there were no eyes for the ernat art Into whose splen did death so to ear was completely lost in the twists of tie snake Antanu and Cleopatra at that moment indeed I Nothing could be more alive than that nasty little snake For a second ho could bo Boon crawling over tiarahg nook and then the little rascal crawled lowly under the folds ot her tunlo How oould the talent of a great actress struggle for tbtMirlzo of attention with ouch a phenomenon I The calm death without spasms or contortions and the last cry of Jlropatra of the woman oaklne for a looklngKlass to nee U she Htlll remained beautiful at the moment when aim was about to expirn all that was lost by the scalawag little snake whose out lines under the tunic of Cleopatra fascinated all eyes JKorelBB Nol ofXcitl latrreit fb tuilnizitig of all Initltutloni In the tmplco of the Ctir L being puilied ncrf etleally In matters great and smalL borne flflir railway employee In Warsaw wlioio knowledge ot lluailan was oonildrred deftttlTe were illimlued In body ricontlr Inure Mkltit of Montenegro baa decreed that Kusilan tuall b an obligatory itndy In over school In his Unix land the receipti from tin OberAmrnerKau puilon play were tllSOO Ibis year twice al much at In I 180 yet the iilarlen of the perforineri remained unchanged Mayer who took the part of Chrltt get VM I The leader nf the chorui and Calpbai received SlOt each Peter and mate 112 each and lh man who crowed like a cook wun Ieter beirai ed his mailer 110 The youug elsa of Berlin hate ittu ached with Ihe football fever The Englleh Football Club itarted ID tereet In the game by playing dally on tho Tcmi elbofer HM Early la tho inmmer a Uerman club wa organ lieii and Inday the Uernanla llohenzollern Teulo ala Frankfurt Ceruula Victoria Concordla and Mere cluU are kicking the ball every pleasant atternoou on Ihe hlitorlo parade ground A year from neat roll the railroad now building from Jute to Jeruialem will be completed and tourlile will then t i wtitel away from the coattto Jeruealem In too or three hour A journey that 1 l now made by came or In dlllgeiioni over JL horrible read The money required to build the line U In the bands of Paris bank er who hate iou forwarded the second inetalltneni of the fund to the contractor A cominlulonrr of Ibo royal family In now appeared uiieipectodly at 1 Ibo Stiles palace In Palermo late at nleht recently He found the ililerof Cavalier Van iMo the man la I cbaiga In the Queen night dries and the KinK bed the t ru beiof the royal pair lay im the bureau where the woman Id placed them after mathS her toilet for the night and a laceundenklrt of the Queine was found among tbe plain tmJerclotbee of the luiruilcr Vuiiallo lili three aiilitauti and bit liter were ejected from tbe palace the nest day A TrnpCer or ProTldcnee How li 1 1 he cant get his life loioredl lIe e 0 poet In the eRring agenUeman loc In the summer a football player In the fall and a tobogganlit In the winter III Little iytent M Bay old mn Ire lust bought a nawbnu on the taitatlment pla Von hare to pay SIC a month Hare you pad the nm Initallmenl yet Ja Thate what I wanted to eee yon about Hnacrr lor Oreta Food where are yen going ny pretty maidS I To mitt old trladle I eke lId May I ge toO ay pretty mild r1 C Toe cow might cat yea 1I MU DATJD aiantKTr nirr Tfce Leader tThe Mae Never Lid Escep to Vlelorr rrtn the clurolte limit DaTld Rennelt Hill K a Iroaagtuf Demooratlo brolJn iieteirann lnnelt a praotleal 111 pollilclan and U I the iafe t leader today In the Talon Pot hie name at the bead of the at ticket I you pteaee and he will lead I the Hilt U a born le Ionou national Tlotory Democracy a glorioui nloa1 Ioln 1IIIa fighter a trained leadtr and a sore winner I a Bait erii man II lo receive lh next Democrallo rrl enl nomination by all meani let U h lUIL We can depend upon him te In and none other can be depended 01 from the Sherman Courier Hill In a moot F nun and li I now the moil available standard bearer for the Democrat nm Hit Jackson ClarlmMoT lor 71111 IDlo b the coming man for the freil denor I nominated he will b eieomU From the Aorthicrtt Aries Coy Iltltli today the only man In the Democratic party whose preitlge the Republlfan tear hence u lute aiplrante like Chauncey lee r engaged In coddling the defeated Artlpoitty to the front with the elnliter purpose of knocking him out again Item Hit tMfalo rises GOT Hills work In Ohio hai been of great benefit to the party In that State He le I a man who will leave no alone unturned for pert aucceia He l vigilant and active Hehaia brilliant mind and expreuei hlmielt be mistaking h meaning lieu e o that there can no Il mtnlnc 11 Imtued with liemocratlo nrluctples through and through and hit earneitnexi In party ork whether In New York Slate Ohio or Indiana Irapreuee fleets upon all member of the party liii generxlihip II of teat value to the Democracy and hit leadership la t willingly and enthnilatllcally followed lie bat done superIor work In Ohio ant It will ht a visible lOcal upon the result one week from today mm lh ran worth Calcite David I till of New York talki mighty etralght Democratic doctrine What e the matter wIth David Hill for President from the Woeo Pay WhaVe the miller with David Hill for President Mot a thing Keep yonr eye on him from now uall PS He a a man who baa caver lei hU party anywhere but lo victory mm the Chicago Heratd A little thing like a railroad accident dose not dlteon cart David I Hill New York State f nil of the wrecks of tried runhtm down lUpnblleao caravans that have tIed to fnhlm don mmtitt Muantrta antu The Klobnond attjxuch eyt that In New Tork Oov Hill I i pretty generally credited with Senatorial aspira tions Everywhere file 1 than Richmond Oov Illll I credited with Freeldeatlal aeptrallons and at present It teams that It the next Democratic Presidential nominee must be a Vow Yorker those aspirations will be gratifies rllein mm tht Itemta GatttU Oev nm I the ablest leader the Democracy hat mm the Baltimore s Oor Hills treatment of men as of DemocraUo prlnol pIe li honest opn and without reserve 11 Is a re markable mD He I pretty well versed In law I lie knows 10 and sot of New York politics He I a bachelor lie has never taken a drink of whiskey or e In his life has never old a cigar a cigarette or a pipe He le I the Governor ot the biggest State In the Union and he I I ambitious aa every man has the right to be He Is a candidate for the Presidency of the United fitates a worthy ambition Great crowd turned out to see and bear him Probably iumo per ions composed his audiences In West Virginia and Maryland Kitty thousand persons have seen and Beard him sine he left Hew York rrcm the Dallas Timanmli And still another The Waco Day asks What I the matter with David B Hill In 18921 Hes all right New York and Indiana New Jersey and Connecticut Rhode Island and Iowa and the ailld South will do the work with a big bunch of electoral votes to spare The Tuna Herald paved the a for David 1 In Texas Then came the San Jintmio Exvrtn the fort Worth Coasts and now the Wan Dan joins the procession From the BrunswWc Times I the Ohio Democrats will vote aa they shout It look u I they would like to force the Republicans to cUb a Democratic BUI In 11J from the KorfoOe rtrtinton HIU Is nndonbtedly l a remarkable man a man of to m who flgbts the battle of lbs masse and who naturally commands their eonfldenc and admiration In an exceptional degree If he hold his preeent promt neD In public estimation until Ihn ho will unques tionably come before the next Xatlenal DemocraUo Convention with a very strong following sufficiently strong It may ba t lau his nomination from the Chicago Herald Oev RUT visit and ipeeche have don a world of good t the cause of Democracy in the Canton district from the Albany Ttma I the State of New York shall say M BtU In the DemocraUo National Convention of 1663 Ohio West VII IndIa Connecticut aad we bUT a ma jority ot the Southern States w fall Into Ina The determination t win 1 likely to control the next Dem ooratlo nomination mm its TTathlngton I GoT Hill handle the pen like a man who wenld snow lost about vast t say In a letter accepting a Presidential nomination Tnm the Clmtand World te C1 Gay David B Dill Is a Democrat and he make the newfangled hybrid fallow in tbe party very Ick mm the rrantun Oatttie OCT David 1 Bill did valiant work In Obi for the Democracy FIM hew PeSO GOT Hill ha bon making It exceedingly lively fo the Republican In the West tor the last few day ftQln the DallaS nmeiaerala The treat burl of the New York Democracy ii I loyal t David B IUI who I a Democrat at all time and under a clrcnmstancesand who baa never yet sknlked t the rear when the party of the common people of this country needed his a from tttt Utica freti What men most admire In GOT Hill are hIs deep stated convictions and the courage with which be da fend them I tea 1 Democrat always and advocate Democracy very time He ba rendered his party In Ohio good service but I It will avail t defeat VcKlnley remains te be acesPhsl 11I tht Macon Jftvu Gov Bill cC Sew Tork I whooping np tb Demo eaceoraglng cratic campaign In Ohio t a way that 1s both lively and Dee1Jn from tht euffalo Ttmei Gev HIM baa mad an Impression in Ohio that an army o Republican orator cannot overcome from the MrmfliU mtanche GOT nil baa a way of hitting the bully which I noah lo Oil those who bear him with admiration From tht Ceaumtiui JosS Oov SliM Is I doing great work In Ohio from the Lynchtiurg idtance GOT Vat Illll of New Vork Is I wlnnlp golden opin ions by Ills caurats lu Ohio for the Democratic party and cause Uo Is making very able speeches whloh liars about them the ring of the true Democrallo metal lie Is the man to torn the rascal out It made President In iwa and dont you forget It from She fttilburtti Poll Oar Illlle cauvsis of the McKinley district bee shown that the Uemocraey out there Art In no ways Intimidated ordlscuuraged by the Inflow rf fat fried from the benedclarlii of the trust and monoooly tarOt Ills meellnte hays been Hie largest ererheldln the district aoil Hie Oorernors speeches a happy combination of plainly put argument and appeals to Democrats to da their full In a contest that bai become cc national In terest At Canton U center Maislllon and Mlllersburi the meetings were phenomenal lu attendance and enthuiUnu FtIII the Jlrmjmf 4rulancb Whenever Coy Illll U called upon lo speak he may tiedepmded litn to eiplaln IJercocratlo Joctrlue pure and simple and In a way condo to make the enemy feel the nerO of throwlnr up breastwork from Hit fonlnnti ortaonlnn toy DavId II Illll Is morally certain to be presented by New York to the Democratic National Contention of 189i as the choice of the Empire StOic for Iretldent fiom Ihe van Anwnto Daily Tlmri Boy Illll on the li ttninp makluc a forcible ar raignment of the rmeoi Administration In Chin tThsrevrr he gore he will command large audiences and hli facts must meet with the careful consideration ot candid men even though seme of them do not let mediately yield to his arguments from the Karuat Cllu Tlmet COT Illll a spsech lu MeKlnlets dlstrkt was a corker from tht elmira Gautle and fret freii The presence of each a ruin si Uov Hill the repro seatatlve of strong delermlued uoconfused undli niayed locoeuful Democracy would be exacted lo exert a cheering and ener Umit Iniluence In Ohio Scoots prove thai the Tolce of Got Ulll men who conies with an unbroken rvcord of victory from aEtat where victory Is more than In any other the tvIo Cf food leadership a man who has sustained the fierceI onslaaihw of th enemy without defeat or reverse a Baa who has to marhU tn Democratic host aol to i directed DiaxrtUo seller CUM ttt key ii the nosWoa efW Ipreserved la Democralla part7eei1 actual life the itlranlatlnt electrifying andenttiDiiBI qualities poetically attributed ta the built cote of Ri 4 stick Dhn It Is astrnlfleait tribute to the standing eroOT nra with Ihe Democracy ef th country that the democrat of Ohio scanning th Met of the partys trf it nn o led tbe Governor ot the Empire state to pit nint the giants of republicanism From the Jamtittnon Aim Nowhere all Me brilliant crrhMGov Davit B shown the ability ot oldschool Hill so leadership as In bis Ohio speeches Anil the keynote of It altvu I am a Democrat Gov Hill can lead the party tit heMrteelt well fret and foremost In hit mind lithit partys success Ills very presence In Ohio rrocl inii his loyalty He Is there to strenctheii Pinwrwj i cauie It I not his peruunal convenience that U cm lultn tin this partys need David n Hill Is a Democrat a statesman and a mis ter of the science ot inccei mm the Him Antonio Haiti frprH We can win only by leleetlng a popular and bratty landard bearer and setting him npon a coratnonunie platform Mr Cleveland would not Hand npon a com monlens platform Ho I not popular Frim the fouth Dent nmrt SOT Illll has been doing excellent work by way e harmonising Democratic factions In the city ot Slew York The Governor ii 1 a remarkable organizer and a superb leader From he IruniiHcX flUe Goy David Bennett Illll of New York Is I doing lUl wart work for the Democracy ont West It looks lltt lov Illll ktiew what he was talking about when he said I am a Democrat 7501 the rrttmtntum Haunter Guy Illll ot New Tem to a itronir man on the stump From the4l114 cuiKtKuflcn cloy HIU II going InC nwi ftrglnlaai well as Ohio It Is l about time for a leader at his ability and experi ence to take charge ot attain From trie Auyvtta Chronicle nov Hilt Is the coming man for the Dernocratle party He bas the genius of good fortune the practical sense the sterling ability anal the courage to lead our paKy to victory The more Gov hills view upon all publla qnst tons are Investigated the more thoroughly are we sat lined that all Democrats of every shade of opinion and with all differences burled can unite npon his na tional and patriotic utterances as the more advanced and practical deliverances tile policies and principles of the Democratic party from the nmtt nmeiStar David a nil Is tbe man to nominate la 1R92 lit Is a Democrat and can be elected THE ZEUIOHMCS BLOW TOTSOB HonEk Weather a Mnsatll Fire and Other Vnple a ant laeletente The voyage of the etoamihtp Teutonlo to this port from Queonitown was attended with much Ill luck On the first day out Mr Kruma an Austrian JOWOSH smothereil her little baby by rolling on It la hor Bleep She was unaware of the accident until the steer bite stewardess told her about It Bhe had loft the baby in her berth apparently la a sound sheep and bad cone out ou dock with her husband The baby was In roalltr dead as the stewardess discovered when she paasorl the boitU and noticed Ita palo quiet face It wan burled secretly but not secretly enough to escape ob servation while tho saloon passengers were at breakfast This cave rise to a rumor that several passengers bad died and wore slml burly lowered Into the sea and caused a lot ot Whispering gloom tn the steerage On Sunday evening an officer on tim prome nade deck smelt somothtrur burning near the companion way A faint sizzling came from behind the woodwork ot the companionway inclosing two electric light wires running par allel anti close together Axes were brought and the woodwork was chopped away the pas sengers looking on rather startled The In sulating material had become wet and had caught lire The electrical current was turned off and the wires were fixed Tne Teutonics time from Qneenstown wai6 days 13 hours and 21 minutes She encount ered bead tale and high seas nearly all the war across much to the discomfort of her pita secgers The City ot New York ran into the same weather but made better headway against it by nearly ova hours WHAI WE JWB ALL XAULHIQ ABOVX It must be admitted that the first week ot the month of November of the year 1890 is roll of interest for the people ot this city who since Monday last have had news ot the re election ot Mayor Grant the arrival here of African Stanley the burittlug ot the bubble of the V M L the opening ot the fortyfive days fast of Signor Sued the preparations fo Sundays IrishAmerican demonstration and many notable sporting incidents financial manoeuvres social events and other things all reported In THE BUM The managers ot Stanleys lecturing tour say there is no sign that his popularity In this country will be injured by the squabble about the rear guard and the case of Barttelot There is I already proof through the demand for tick ets that he will have a great reception at hU appearance next Tuesday night in the Metro politan Opera Housu and there is no doubt that the welcome which he will then enjoy hem will be repeated afterward in all the other cit ies which he Is to visit as a lecturer Yet says onn of his friend it will be well for him to stick to the atory of his African achieve ru opts and steer clearof the Barttelot business while he is here It the Herald will kindly get one or even all of its fifty export accountants to toot up1 Mr Boons vote again he or toby will find that Mr Scotts total Is 93651 Instead of 946S1 and that Grants plurality according to the Heralds figures is 2233s instead of 2U88 We made it 22811 ourselves but that is an other story The thirtyninth birthday of the Mikado of Japan was not forgotten in New York It was celebrated at tim Japanese Club in West Twentysecond street on Monday ulght with Oriental splendor There was an elaborate Japanese spread lots of flowers and a few speeches The Japanese in New York are not boisterous In their club life but their gal sights at the club are always Interesting Oa Monday night In addition to celebrating the Mlkadoa birthday they bad the pleasure nf en trtaintng one of Japans most prominent army ofilcori jorGen Tuklnskl Oamnno who U co his way home after making a study of the erman army and Its methods lie does not peak Encash but ho has a good command ot German and is recognized an one of the most accomplished ofllcera in the Japanese army Goy Hills private secretary Co T a Will Hams oiimo to New York on Monday night to vote Col Williams makes the Psl V Club In Fortyseonnd street hi a headquarters when b IB in the city lie is a graduate ot Cornell and after lunylnc college lie went into newspaper work He served an Albany and Washington correspondent and then as cltv editor w C Williams is a young man and lias hosts ot friends throughout the country The now boat on the Jorooy City ferry the New Brunswick la giving the employees of the ferry company a good deal of trouble just now It IB a magnificent craft almost an big as a ten story building to look at but it moves much more swiftly than the older boats Thin Bcond deck Is thrown Into n mninlllcent saloon with u nromenailo ul there are four htHlrcnent AN soon an school Is out about onehulf nf 1 thi Juvenile uoDulailon of Jersey City hurries down to the torrr pan the ihicf cents fur aJ mission and wnlts fur the first trlnof ito w Brunswick Then the trouble begin n children get aboard the boat and nail to New York Velieiu there everybody is expected to go aaborii but the Jersey City children ant not ploilceil to any such abitird proirruramfl M that The Ufik band make a tilts for tbiffl uid try tojhoo Idem Irnm thin boat a the fnruicrV wife drives chickens from tile ytt Thuolilldren scurry up and down the stair buck and forth through tho driveways nnJ lower cabIns suit whirl iiml dodge around un til th patnnoa of all of the lioatmen Is ex haiiBton lhty only haro a minute or twof fOr tho work an It IB nocoHbarytondmlttbocrniTilt for the Ionncyivauitt trains Once this crowd Cornell on board the children are sitte for an other trip In JiTBi y City titer all troop oil with tills imeBenii bane around home nl the slits in the ferry house until just bier l the iNW llrunAlil starts aaaln and then f lately walk aboard They orolmbly cut liirC Inn out of three cents than any other chilJroa in the world Hwemrln Made Kumr Customer In furmsblng store want to get one those guldn to profanity Merit Tou meanS CuitouierA dress tie that ron tie yocrsslf FeeIH5505 of tierS Sunday for the oteni fhaptem nIlui TAtO KllLlNoHIr norel l THKIWHTrHATfAJIKtt itairorkof tlirimauination brilliant in ranrephon and ton plftt in nrcudon and replete with fatctiiatiM of a tluletliat iaa icon fur Jr EiruNQ o rniiVM of Ameriran ailimreft PUDiinu KiruNOs r not lwlll leant iid Sunday jet THE SUNDAY Bus Onfcr in W of uour nevidetiltr

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c 4 r 4 THE SuN FRIDAY NOVEMBER 7 1890 l A j WHAT WILL P A PATTERSON GET I touts BAT ma corlBcrOllIJ111P OIUKRB BAT THE O tt CctUetar EpkedtU Filad I No Great VsieSlneS Over the Election Mr Jloevett Amonc the Ruin Th M was such a galaxy of Chinese Intellect In th Custom House yesterday that tho dark corner te whore the Httl Chinese mill rna 1oal tivel ly emitted sl parks Chief Chinees Commis sioner Hoosovelt and cubChief Chinese Commissioner lyman had como oil the y from Washington to patch up the disputes In the local Chtnoso Hoard AlIke 0 18lutel tko local Chinese Commissioners woro I present and Ah Babcock took notos The rsbznatlons of the local Chinese exnmlnars rslmotonA Mr Blrdsall Mr Rider and Mr Waldron woro considered Thece Culnoeo liirnlnnrlos Bout their resignations a short time ago to Wash tarton because Cnpt 1lorcu their oolloacuo Ilrton ha proreated against nn Irregular proceed UiZ b the damage examiners The McKln leT bill did away with certain dutlos of these damage examiners and Cal t Pierce IB his valiant iJemocratlo honesty called the Attention of the Chinese Commissioners to tho fact BeaausB of this the three gentlemen named who wanted the places for tho 10 ub tfcan party and evidently oared Ito for tho provisions of the law tried to mao It hot for Capt Pierce Their friends said that they uonld hlV him removed as a local examiner sd would eventually Ret him outof the ser vice Capt t 1lerceB position was s thoroughly honest though and was so hacked up by the facts that It as decided yesterday to do every flu DoMlbl to smother the trouble and r tch tip a peace and the resignations of Mr latch Mr Birdsall ana Mr Valdron were I withdrawn The rMenCe of Mr Ioosnlt and Mr Li man led to the circulation of a awry by tho Mede 01 ePolce JU8CO Iatereom Chair man of the Republican Count tXOCUtVI 4 Commltti that by Jan 1 he would become Collector of the Port In place of Collector ErliardL I starting point of this story was that tho Chinese Commissioners hail bocomo aroufed by tho great Kepubllcan defeat to the idea that the Democrats In tho Federal de partments must be removed Kx1ollee Jus tice Patterson and his friends complain that Iatorson Collector Krhardt Surveyor Lyon Naval Of ficer Willis all Appraiser Coopor have not remoied Democrats This story was rocoh ed with a good deal of laughter Tno facts ap pear to bo thut Mr Patterson will have all that he can uo slblr attend to In saving himself from removal a Chairman of the Itepubllcan Executive Committee tu January uoxt In ted of attempting to occupy a place which even his warmest friends say he Is not up to complaint that Collector Krhardt Bur VMor Lyon Saal OHlcor Willis and Appraiser praiser Cooper have not removed Democrats was considered somewhat ridiculous by per sons who know tbo facts A year ago those four Important Federal officials had 10 con inltatlon and discussed the fact that Collector lulaton Masons had put the chief clerks and others In the Chinese clops just beforn the Cleveland o Admlniitratiou retired They immediately de termined that the Democrat from tit Law renoe bad taken an unfair advantage of them and they proposed to have Collector Magonos chief clerks and others removed Thou Col lector Erhardt drew UD a petition and MTU It to the Chinese Commissioners in Washington asking that these places be taken out of tho I Chinese class No reply was vouchsafed to this request and Collector Erhardt woro t the railroad wheels out In travelling te trvlni to and from Washington In his efloit to have It satisfactorily considered But Mr Roosevelt pIgeonholed the request and at last I was determined to send a copy of tho request directly to Socretary Windom The documont wan then presented to President Harrison hut he at the time was enlaced on his annual message and all the Republican politicians around him were taking his time tmo talking about the McKInley bill The request of Collector Erhardt hail to take a back seat and Mr Roosevelt tbo Chinese Commissioner who came on to New York and voted for Can didate Scott chuckled to think that bo hud had his own way Now Mr 1atterson In the hope of explaining to tho Republican machine a the treat smash up of Tueiday by saying that S the machine followers were disgruntled tmt cause they could not cot places in the Federal service endeavors to put the blnmo on Col lector Erhardt Mr Lyon Mr Willis and Mr I Cooper Nobody ever suggested before that these Republican ofllolals would refuse to do anything reasonable to advance the Interests aTnco of their party IBB CltOWD LOOKED ON WonUat H oll the Fight Between Police s Keans and Two llarlender 0 Joseph P Dwyer found 0 crowd of men In 0 Ihomas McGlbneys saloon at 2391 First ave nue on Wednesday night and treated the hone He save the bartender Henry McQlb le3 and bad a dispute with him about the change MoOibnoy who wa drunk drew 0 revolver and shot Dwyer In the left arm an Dwyer ran to a rear room and fell to the floor When Policeman Kearns who bad heard tho Sport of the pistol entered McGlbney throat toed to shoot him and edged his way to tho front door still keeping the policeman cover ed and looked the door Kearns tried to get lea enough to knock the pistol out of MeOlb 0 leys baud and finally roached 1 Hide door I opened It and called for help William lon Bessv another bartender In the place entered pad McGlbney surrendered the pistol to him Kerns then seized McUibnoy and wa seized In I nun by Hennessy who said that his brother Bartender should not bu arrested The throe men fought for nearly ten min tites while a crowd outside watched the affray through tho open doorway and refused to as sist tho officer William ORourHe the son of a neighboring saloon keeper finally came to JUsrnss assistance and dragged Hennossy away Ilocnessy struck ORourke between the eyes and ran off McOlbney wa taken to the police station by Kearns and yes terday Ienu est was arrested MoGllmoy was field to await Dwyer recovery and Honnessy was held for examination for his assault on teams Tho latter ix I a jouug officer and was commended by Sergeant Cross for lighting the nta tlnifle handed without recourse to his club lARQK FlU IN BVJflfALO Th Well lrTUor Bnrmcd CuIa Lo or K3OOOO BoiriLo Nov tLAt 2 oclock this morning I tn was discovered In the 0 J Wells elevator at the corner of Ohio and Indiana streets Tbo fans started In the east tower of the elevator from an explosion which was loud enough to L will op tho hundrodn of people who live In the boarding houses and tenements lu tho neigh borhood In the shortest time possible the various boat which lay alongside the elevator ultnlfdl were cot out f this way and none Buffered About twenty minutes after tbo Urn started Btlrlod J lils hegan to full on all sides On the north Were Jour loaded Iackawanna freight care Ud three wore bulled In tho d nrlB Mug ridges bakery on the corner of Elk Ind MUi 111 PJW streets was on lire but was saved The MM was so Intense nH to drive the firemen way from the Ohio street bld of tho burning elevator When I was seen that it was a hopu Jjw tank to try to save the Wolls elevator tho Wols main efforts til the llremcn were directed to 1acs ureventlnB the lire from gettIng Into tbe bil Wlklou elevator At one tlmo It was eayed TO that the heat would blow out the top of the Wllktson elevator When the llamos In Iho t ilht ri Wor tho lire started worn nt their sight the le1 H0 Inlenie that It canned a bart of i the SlitS of tho Marino elevator noros t he flyer opposite tiioWolU elevator to blow 0It a lane portion of the flaxcnod Htornd In It orlou fUlInc Into t1 river At 4 of lock the fir win 110 er control I was confined to the Wells I Svatpr whiih was entirely destroyed Ortn bsluei J is X111 nt jiJOOUUof which 1100 i0 h Ion the buIlding anti SlO00t O on grain total Intuiratiee on the building Is SbOOOO ble buldlpl e Kratn 1a8 fully insured CulcHco Muennlc Trmplr OHICAOO Nov oTho corner stone of tbo nagnlflcent Masonic Temple to be erected at Randolph and Btato streets was laid this after noon with the Impressive ceremonies of the Waionlc order The presence of the Sublime Irncol 01 t the Oriental Consistory and of the members 01 the Suttiit lute In full regalia Hetl 110 l d rOllla uniform made an imposing dlspluy W8 reLoua to IMlu l the corner atone there a proHelun through the business ills LhSon trlct about In i i wlmlh i tie Grand Lodge blllnu State br VIIM KIllcht Templur and 80011 mont bers lolplur 801 whiBh tV lilno J Lodges tool part Tl land on V the nandHoino r73Au baluHolo structure will 10 i erected a trintao on Stab street of 170 fet and on oi inOlh of 114 feet Tlie amount pall for Wly 8nllen8 WMB M UUOOO I has rap 7 IdVithoed rad I ufliotu in Value flfico ItB purchase and rrloUDd tlllate to be worth J2M oiio The ftruOturo i000tSjO to be erected Is to COt not 1045 than 0 It j Is f to be fireproof throughout wit I Lh pllbod IOiale UOIt In marble alabaster and onyx fife Tnt RON of nrtt RunJav fur the opening ehapfr0 of luiYA4ti I UIT4UU KilMNU8fnit novel the TILt lKJHT fllAT tAHKD it a work t OlahJII lrilliaiii III totuftpUon and com 5iete I I CPiu1tot dlul f replete wWt llir asnnalwn tlt o Q tide that nt Icon lor Mr KIWJNO a mill t I can admirer EUnTAIW dau KnMost 11 viU lejinneit j e1III I ig alc BUJA Bust Order in odcance L I j 1 den at4 LENa southeast comer VsUh it and Broadway Seict family holsl American act European plans central location convenient to a places at amuse meat terms tl sid f per day 1tLKoANTLy KUKMIUIIKO BOOMS first cuss bord I4 and atteodance enact location at rrduosd prices Hits and Information free TB JL LJ XINOJ Well 2L LIRENOII rniVATB FAMILY have a few rooms la E let with board references Il Weal 434 It G AMBRCT FARE AND 20TU HT SJ AND 3 EAST Family hotel lultei for families J single rooms gentlemen steam healed wlthor without board HOTEL VIKNO 39 East IHtb It one door from Broad J I war Kleirantly furnished rooms with or with out board elevator LAIiIKB sad gentlemen can b accommodated with 14 good board and roume at ate West ooth si M IIIKH 1ew York city 3S Wrl Ulh IL A pro HOTEL nlbltlon bern paironlud bv w O T tr hlbilon HOTEL and Y 1 i c A worker vliillnr New York Turkish electric and Koman bath AdSress C11AULKH 1 UAVNE8 Froprletor VJNK HOUSE I4tb 1 235 on 238 Mast leo sad small rooms with without board tnuilenti accommodated v TKliLEY rLlCll ini Sraall private American I I boarding house nicely furntsbsd meows 1 con lenlrnces excellent table refereucea srINCEIt nLCK corner West 4th and loth its 1 Mrelv furnlilisd large and imall rooms wllh 4 also table I boarders BT AV 2 near 30th it Lane room tlr er tour Past 1 geutlemen with oud H table bed 8 restao ATtl AV 10 opp Cooper UntOIaOewa with nod 4 boardi gentlemen marrisaceophes IMOOd 9TII ST SH EAST near Broadway Furnished rm g with board Large cheerful room inilmea other room fATHST IK WEST Lanra well fnrnlihed rooms Jl I iloffly or 01 lull czcellut tabl l audattndauci table board noD ST 103 FASTiaghe and double room Lestd f with or wIthout board reaionabl term 2 2PBT o WESTIug room singly or Ca A f lull alio WHRTLroollr l OODUr ace WEVT IL lt eLn obrl1 jfeej ijeoy room mprlor board table board 24 B aaWEBTL r trout sunny rom U IAtt wBnwJ i I rceai lupertar jlrrt 3J oad Cl Atn AT aa KABT Slnrl and doable nicely fur 24T nliliid I rooms bath tali with or without board Ct fillt ST 509 EASt bt 2d and sd ava Room and 2 O board for respectable worklngment table board s e Q KT1I ST SOD WBRT Square room I 1 eonven u Isneeii ged bard I also nail room ST ISO EAT Rooms and rood board Ht 27 tabl board aaaoj SIlo furnished room Ii Tltwrl57ltAeTsinete l and double Blcily fur 30 nlshsd rooms wlthgoodlmardialiolablboarder Q1ST ST IK WEST near Sill aTTAllIB 01 UHOTE tireaifnts eBO to 1 j oclock 1 large rom superior board and attendance 11 KT ST 31 a WKRT Piilrable and bandsomely for 3 liT roma conveniences eicillntboard gentlemen i terms moderate QOD RT S37 KART Roomi furclihed brand nwj On small wll arranged private home i gentlemen QQD ST 24 RASTLr roomii all irovementit Ut with or without board near elevated OyiJTItMT 37 WE8Tl r e desIrable room singly or O en suit inperlor tables and attendance QfTlTsT 43 WKSTLarw well furnished room Ott singly or en ultei aLso imall room I nntclaae board attendanCe Aflfn BT 228 BAHTyurnl room with board 4Uoa weekly i table board f1 hal Udtoom A 1HT8T 211BART lleitedroomand board earlr 4JI breaktaaii bath OJwecklyijJeo table board ob T737 WEHT Baon lon apartment band lift comely tornuhed private baths boon and ap polntmenta flnt class plolmtnu IrlII An n ST 310 WEST Board end washing IA weekly lop 8T 20 BABTllandiomely fnrnUhed second tO floor with or without private table handsome room poor AfiTU ST n EARTNlclyfurnlihed alooi ream 46Tr l 3 lr 1J iouthern eipoinrei other rooms I board optional AR1U ST 41 WEST ITandsom room on lecond 4D and third floor with lint class board I ref sTeno t rtrirn RT 8X1 R AST Large front room nlcsly tor U J nlihtd married Couple or gentlemen with board for to 10 errn ST mire EAStFinite and donble room wlta table UV board eioetlint bad I American family with owneri CIST ST 234 KAHT Deslrabl large front room U1 good closets on bathroom floor with board for two a o K K Til ST C3 WEST Handsomely furnished I rooms t t with inperlor I rGI i mderaie terms rsfersncss ITI B alt WBRT Fnrnlshsd parlor and bd UU 1 rom wl or without board first flat JE88UP IV7TH BT 32S WEST near Broadway and elevated IP f itatlona IIanileometT furnished roomi auperlor board I reterencai exchanged 3A TI RT 112 BABTBecond floor eUganUr fr U nisbed with or without board moderate price flTlr HT lU BABTNloelT tarnished room e Ju oellent board American family reference 71 ST HT 147 VKBTNewlr farnUbed rooms ex 6 1ST vl 1 oellent board table boarder taken reference fiAtU BT las WEKTEleganUr furnished rooms U1 excellent board Jewish ar Ir convenient to BIb and Sib L QRTII BT 1 WEST Two nloely furnished alcove S71P rom together ir leparate with board near L nation reference flTI1 ST 65 WEST Elegantly furnished square i7Uroom on lecona floor also ball room excellent Ib and Imoe nTil ST lie WEST Elegant rooms In itrtctly IT 9T Ju 7 I eat house tabla and board unexcelled centle men preferred m rn RT 238 EABTOOCM board for one or two 11 1 gentlemen private home f3 per k iQITIt 6T 831 WEBTUandiomelv fornlihed lifit end itory room alan back parlor suItable for pbyalclani excellent board reference Near 1 station 126TI RT see WEST Uandaomelv furnished A LP rooms for party of two or three gentlemen near L elation excellent board 127 U BTro5 WE8T Superior home for refined L C American adnltt excellent table 1277 FT 1 10 BAST To let with bad aiqaire La I room on lecond floor 132 D BT213 WESTMoelr fnrnlibed rooms all 1o convenience d attendance good table I nice location 1 oqnBT 114 WEST Handiemely rnrnlihed rooms last nicely located t with or wlthoat board near L1 alon 1O4TII BT 2t WEST Wellfnrnllhed innny Id room all convenlencea with good board l eDen C ldtn cndrook1ii M ACON Jr 407 Utica av itatlon I RonmJ with VA board gentlemen private family i terms tA knd d oom larent io f A HANDSOMELY KDBNIS11ED pariorTnTTTTs 1 1 bedrooms bath and every convenience to gentle men RObE ltta Broadway 2d Boor AKC8 WEST O4TH HT Two nicely furnished rom to let either together or leparateljr ample closets belt attendance A LARGE desirable handiomely furnished front A room bath connecting hot and cold water third

flat lui West 004 it IL A TTBNTION t FURNIShED I ROOM DIRECTORY 41 so West 14th it baa room located everywhere i line t 112 per ek ACOBET HALL ROOM for gentleman only clean and olyclead quiet 8 Clinton place CLINTON hLACE SO near Broadway Single and denble room nicely furnished light housekeep Ing or gents 91M 1 up I CLINTON PLACE 2H near Broadway Nicely far nUhefl large front room light housekeeping or I gent I 1UBNI8HED IARIOR FLO OB three roomiorilngly L email r rooms fiV to 3 gal and heat Included j gentlemen only 694 7th TM near 4id it LARGE wellfurnlihed front rom for two fentlemen gai ind clout 342 Bleecker it WJICEtYFURNSIPDtzont room table for one or iwu gentlemen sw 148 2d r near 9th it PROSPECT PLACE 6 near43d it Furnlnhed rooms A all parlor and basement rent or housekeeping PROSPECT PLACE 67 corner 43d II east ot2dav double room el nicely furnished PROSPECT PLACE f near 42a II ealt Of M av I 1icly furnished bal room SIMX TWO CONNECTING ROOlta nicely furnished for one olas or av two gentlemen terms 5 weekly 034 SL Mch fTNIVERSITY PLACE 1 corner Clinton place Fur 1 l nlihed room light housekeepIng paeeI VANDAM 8Tsi Large canny furnIshed room V suitable for gentlemen housekeeping U room W VERY PLAcR IM near 6th IlandiomeTy yg furnlihed front room all convenience also back parlor nicely furnIshed V ITEULEY FLACK siacomfortabiy furnished V rooms also two parlors very reaionable flrit plol house from 11th it WAVERLEY PLACEV ISA Larve mnnv front room y folding bed running water gas bath grate 45 also imall room WAVERLKY PLACE SllNlcely furnished second nicely v lion located room all Improvement private family 2 DAT SOI Large and small handsomely furnished 4roomi steam heated with excellent board Amer td can family 1 flTH ST 213 WESTNlcely I I fnrnlsbed double room 1 OT suitable I for two with or without board rlO sin gle room iriTII AT RIO Bait Handiomely furnished roema J V wllh board for gentlemen god table board rO1 anvil STSII KASTLarue square wellfnrnUhsd Jl U room fas nut and cold water HSO OATh ST lOt EAST corner 4lh av Second floor f tJiargesunny room conveniences 100r 21RT RT In KARTNlely furnished Ire room healed suitable for 10 f 221 I RT 814 WEBTlJtrie beautifully furnished room hot and cola runnIng water private house suitable for two moderate terms references required OO KT toll WEDT Large and small furnished many rooms suitable fer gentlemen QUO ST ai4 W1IBT New elegant furniture cheer 2 23fn Tb MOfol attractive Louse all oonvculuci table I board optional iin STIUI EAST I Station First floor parlor and it bdroom turnlibd uio of kitchen married couple iD HT 200 WEST Wll furnlihed room large tp and small moderate prices 2 31 ST 313 WBST Small rom furnIshed 9 small WI8t1 231 ST all WESTIlanQiomeJy furnished imall u reomi private house O4TII ST 23 WBST Large handiomely furnished A rooms singly or ea suite also small rooms reference O ITll ST 441 WESTtarge square room private wk house privilege light noawkeeplngi I3O per O4TM HT K EAST Large square front room 4i southern exposure hot and cold waleri heated m ORTII BT m 1 KAbT Rlngle and doable rooms lon A tJ a bOld otcelr furnished b lb gal mar Mac OA t TRINKS HPMOVKD carried to room W 2 t J r It Ad t MULIKKB Express 259 m ltis it near cth av O Kill HT W EAHTSingle and double rome nicely Alf funilshed logethsr or singly OftTit hT CORNER ifROADWAVThe MinorElab wVf orately furnished parlor andbedroous others large cud small breakfast irved QYtTII ST 222 EASTSack parlor and connecting gsutlsmsn 4 bedroom nicely furnIshed lieated two or three 07111 HT K3 EAST CDUDKN Ilindlflmely fur f I nlshed parlor aud connecting bedroom flu alo lull room OQTH J7 rooms KT hot lot aud KAHT i Handsomely water large I furnished closet gentle square ins a only OQTI HT 148 BAHTIlandiomsIr furnished front AJ roomalsohallroomthaudi bath gas very rca aonable Q1 ST ST Its KA8TIarte plssssnt nicely fur a A nlshsd front room married Could or gentlemen SIn ST IOT WBHT Two newly furnished rooms 311ST new flat moderate price BrertT bell ir Q I ST KT 27 WKhTMcsly furnished large room Ol running water reference roln O4TII 6TI 101 KAST Single I and double rooms nicely t 4 Cumla bah gaa ueuteO southern eipotur O RTII ST245 East Furnished rooms for light home Oif seeping geullemsn liallrooia 6175 blb OJRJTH ST 2 WBHTrarlor e parlor and bed OUraomil hall rooms KLDII prIvate booMi eUgaui tnrmtiblagi teat gas runnlag water I bath OQTH lr3UWKSTnaadsomlv ronlabed romi D W1WM rtW fMllU1 I 1 aaG fc iJ i J 0fzrntltr oc pirtsut o rt rU1tllt41o pa t AATU RTM IM EAST n ro r Ormid Central l Depot at Front and back patter toleth r or ilntlyi na reasonable offer r ruM 10 doctor or permanent part I alto ilnila and double roomn bath KM 41 STBI iraoKART Blnjlf dnnbU room with or i without board alto room I for light 0V 41 ST HT 830 R AST OlnrU l and double rooms nIcely i turnlihedi ItSti and 3 AStn RT 27 WPHT Bachelors ipartmentn u uf x Comely furnlsbedi private bath house and ap pointment first dais 4 KT1I ST 218 liABT Back carter and extension for W light houiekeeplniti also ball rom 71 lfTIl8T 207 WB8T UanflsomMy fnrnlihed rooms room U all 1 eonvenlsnoei nIcely located private Home fill BT 141 EASTFingie and double romi bab fl 7 gas hoi alsO cold tal from t2 to e romll I ATII RT cot BAST Nicely fornlebed room ladles UU or gentlemen healed tae batik r i BT ST 291 EAStLarge nlnly furnIshed rom t together or singly illjttithouilteoplngor gentlemen KltD KT 218 HART Large front room first floor U nicely furnished closti torsos moderate ulL able for two fiATll ST 113 EART Mclniuhllni belli front room Of first Boor healed folding bd rool fi K rinoVE HT blocks welt of eth av Large 2d cpu noor front rom i ball rpomi n i7 1nST 2T r AST Large aqnare room folding bed U 5 nicely furnIshed 11 l for one or two alma iTl ST 1SSWBBTUandiomelyfnrnlehedrbomii v 4 eicellenl board and attendance reference 77TI RT IMi EART Large ant email room In re southern f f fined exposure private family well heated faa oml Q TII ST IBO HART I Station Furnlibfil parlor O4 dining room mMMo and bedroom together separately Blnr 1 THOWlBOJCa bell O4TIIRT 341 KAHT Pnrnlihed room tornu or Oft lIght housekeeping 1 also other rum fiST RT 52 WEHTEleganUjr furnlihed rooms 47 I for gentlemen reference 119 ITll BT ins BART Fnrnlihed or unfurnished 7 parlor nor and bailment separate or together IORn BROADWAY northeast cornerlutu ItA A tUUtV few neatly fnrnlshed rooms by the ek for gentlemen terms moderate S HOT 8D AV Convenient to IMthlt I ilitloni i t IU large rooms nrst class I neighborhood must be nn lo b appreciated 1VES k liEs 8007 Rd av uruihtdooms i f tOD tU S IECOND FLOOR FRONT two large connecting I3 rooms one a foF room ltable for two avnlle Ifoor men hath room on floor private familyt reference MB Kulton IL near Washington av llrooklyii rQ PINEAPPLE STB minute walk from Bridge basement Ut Furnished roome to let alto unfurnished front cutul1r4 1om Wanttd YOUNO HAN want small furnIshed roam between 20th and aoth tu Dot to exceed MI per week u w 1 r O bas 104 n and nrmtnJ lo rt 128 AND 130 WItIT UIST I The most complete Apartment ID the ChIC four lltht Room rrl SissIlOa5y Tuba ad HitDKei velvet carpeted eldest two blocks from the Olh av Kl vnled Htatlon KKNTM 817TOCD1 KJNTI 811 10 Can bo eeen Hundovc Til OMAN EOKERHON 8ft WKHT BOTH HT THE TTIEHBADEN Welt Oth at t ChoIce apartment Rand U room besides baths well arranged main and private bal warmed central location dOe to chnrcbea bounce opera and Bryant park The limited number of apartment and the care taken In the selection of proper tenant only make this house desirable for a permanent borne Kenta 975 to 555 a month shown day or evening FREE KENT TO NOV 15 131th t aftlio 5W new flats elegantly decorated balli heated ri large roouii and bath half block from nation rent tl7tut1i PARTMKNTB OK TIIIIPE LAIIOR ROOMS with Im 1 provement all newlvpatnted and papered to small famIlIes at C7 and 4 Ha month iOJ7 3d av near lvitb I it Apply IVh aifinu 3057 3d av A TO 1ET IlKBdcomelv decorated flatui f1 3 room nnit bat t Onset Incjetloa I cltTI Sea to Sas Janitor 81 S3 atta av Drier lU8d r AN EXTRA WIDE H LARGE ROOMS and bath perfect t I order private and heated hal mantel mirror private block 15 to 35 152 East D4th it AT ln Deilrable five room flat i all Improvement 1one flight up November rent tree house nicely kept Janitor 4ol haul nth at A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED FLAT 8 roomi and ro ra blb steam blot CI rent 35 Inquire on premlKea t west l thit BELLEVILLE 1ASSAtCl20 126 West lh it 7 rOm and bath sanitary plumbing Improve menti convenient location watchmen janitor m 510 ADRIAN u tHU MAN A CO laaiBroadway PLATS WITH OB wTnoUlTBTKAirilEAT i light well ventilated apartments at reasouahle rent Apply on Premises 403 Well 08th it or to I B ViJUTAhBIt tml ft LIBERTY R F REB RENT for one month 1 responsible tenant only 0 room Improvement rot 118 1 ff Apply on premise southwest corner of Bib av and mill it LLATSIn perfect order and 4 room decorated Janitor A and curtained reasonable prIce nj West I3o it PLAT587 West llthit J5tof32 In perfect order f Janitor owner 154 6th av H UDSON AND WEST 10TII 8T8 Elegant apart ment three and four light rooms In new Bate If INU ST 37 between Varlck and UacdongaL Stoop AV floor three 11n all Improvement rent f 14 J AN 110 ll fenCe llediieeit 1st the New Blldl 446104A2 Westaflthst I and 4 room flaw 1 f 15 1 a COUBIT d COj 33 d IL anduthav OUTHWEST CO11NEB MADISON AVTand 106thst all o Improvement Handsome new data 7 and B rome steam healed rpo RE SEEN to be appreciated well arranged late X of five room and bath decorated papered Ac dccratot Iaprd Itd II near III av J 15 to Eta per month COLLIN 11 WOODWARD Slit West 144ltt It 10T AV 52D AND I KTd Elegant lists 4 and a room all light with bath steam neat hot water stationary tubs dumb waiter and very tm Provemeni rent Ill up seeu any time Apply to inlior 5u West 63d it nfl NEW TK Improvement 4 room rent u liotoja 3Jo to B4o West nih st 21 ST ST BI7 jll32 WKST Dccoraled apart e menu five rooms Including bath rents 132 toCi OQTII ST 258 WEST Darlr tWI om O s 7 fiats 4 rooms and bath room sieam healed 75 17 48TJ ST 2 3 WKST Mcely furnished alcove room A also 1 square room board optional reference DfiT4lP lAi1Ttne month free flats elegantly U decorated 7 rooms bath and Iprvmat rent moderate rjnrTfl BT 169 between 3d and Lexington aNew I I flat house decoriaeil and papered all Improve ment rents moderate 77TU ST 171 between 3d and Lexington ava Ble I I gaul new flat 1 Improvements moderate rent 86 TII STRAND NT wTfOltNEBTv AVtat 7 rooms tu and bath all tmprovementi f OtTHST 143 KAST northeast corner of Lexington svtlne flat of five rooms furnished bath room terms reasonable 1OVTII ItTStore also flats of three and tour rooms AfeOcheap rent a 4 East IMlh I 4HO BAST 74T11 ST near lit av Three large light faWt7 rooms with Improvements thoroughly reno vated from f o to IIist AGRAND STNow bulldlnr 2 stOres apart eJJ ments 4 rooms front H rear Improvements carpeted stairs halls letter boxes bells teat ort lo apartments f 12 T1H ADII1AN I IICCTKMAN o k COJ82I Broadway OJQ 1BT AV between list and tat ilaTwo J OO front rooms private ho 1700 in smalt fain lly ring bell for lrTt m I QTilNER HiioMH and bath room hot water 1 Y9JU snpplledby ownri steam all Improvorueati mal famIlIes t3t rast Ir t gfP f VP3V to n IVest uiih stHls and seven 12711 light rooms and bath lasirully dcoral y with steam bal storage for trunks and 1 leteit improvemenia slmeciallv ellrootlve uieigiiborhttod near 3ii at entrance i Itis etude and ieutral II t f private houses OpPosite Apply on premises or to t tE SI A rLn Attorney IS Wal si 1 O11tfJ nnd tunihrd u nn 1tt Junbh LBOANTIY FUBNIBHKD FLATSseven room YCI Nr ro lr r 14 bath Ac closets In every room all uiodern con veniences completely t rurnl hed for large familyt I for mS sale or to rent low uj flat lot W Old st cor nth av wtI1tiz 9 ot1ft tu tt I 3S3 IRXINTON wilh I plenty I of AVBeantifui room a wall known lIttle fiche house the sosrcity 1 soiali houssi in good neIghborhoods with I npstaina dinlag roolits adapted to oilIest mode ar iivig this house wili pleas iii I litOit faItidious rent 1l5rt I can be hail for eao term of Witdlo Apply at house ttt1liug totir nnttd D K811IABUlOliSK8 nnfurnUlied and furnished In all carts of the city rOLNUU BKUTUfclta 34 Broadway near IBlhst RLTIIRBFOKl N JA house wanted In thibor It eugh of liulhsrforfl irice I from AM to HMO fof UdUfAr rII J l Inquire of MJBLK A KKnilUBUh 81 und S3 lioe ro W ANTED A furnished or unfurnished I house mint TV be la a fair tieltfhimrhuod I would buy furnalure Address hliruitliv box Ii2 I IiM5 l Hroilwar go et or lit Urpo ii A LAUGh Wekmn I A at lit lImlapl l oat iti month Apply U BlIANU i VIIITIMO Temple Court QTOItE8 IN THE LJHINO IfJTIl AV STORES West lath su and Bonlevard Apply on premise or J K WIIlTAKFlt IHJ LIBKRTV ST rtntltOl WE UAKI Hie boot elastic stocking In the city al 1 V V Chits la slock Icily attendant KIKI1 I Uroadwajr corner 8lh it j jmittw A SOL17TLT ITSOlla VoLDUIO BIDS oaI7 tol i UI mMLresu 06 I blaUTTSBPWItI r 11M 11 I rat CJCtutt fr dcthj WHY PAY RENT Three peptic hnvn nlrenilr ovalled them eelea of thli npporltmUr 4 When Bner the PIKHT PAYHKNT In nrehskBO or one or tliee mew hotie you will LIVE CHUAIKK thuu 1C you were FOaling Situated ealOatkHt onth side bftttvoen Ttfc mad elk AT OOO feet from lafilh Nt HtBtlon Open for Inspection nt all time Apply premise or to LIBBY SCOTT BROS Xajnltable BetIding 120 Brondwar Nauau 8t Eatrance1 Lion BALBWsst Und ar ro feet e Inches front J IITUUq Addril UWNlilt 50 hot lObth II 4STORT STONBFKONT French basement west side Good neighborhood now rented 91 SO 1 only Izatbu cash balance morlgate long aaileslred Inquire O W LuUlER Broadway and Pth st care W 1 Deimlne tnl gjntate Of Ktt AT TaNKERS roa 8AIK Two mlnul walk lo ia Park Ulll station only ono hour from Hector siren to house Unusually beautifully fiirnlniel largo brick mansion known as II Cedar place frlre lRkl I without furniture whlrh can Sloe be bought Take liorlhetn road from IMlh street to 1atk II11L half hourly trains and Inspect thorvnelih 1ermlts unneu Mary Hepliee given otter Inspection only Nnuulex change wellrented New york oilY property IIWI BIt room so 7a Cedar Street New york J to s oclock K if A NEW COTTAOK price Strfi Incluiltng lot OoTsrio feet terms UO cash balance flu uionihl within ten minutes1 walk of depot sixty trains dally eighteen 1 miles from city very healthy excellent lKhiorhood dont pay rent another month It L OLCOTT owner a Contra it BRDNBB REAL ESTATE RhCORD contains full de scriptions of houses lots mil farms every male Installment plan easy terms tree at 2IH I lultonsL New York L Ott BALE 4000 building lots atNorthVort and lloll E brook U U 55 each fortune have been made by small investments order by mail clemls sent express O O D LIlli IS 27 l nlre St rnn LOADS OF RAND given away come and baul It from 1S4 Wooiter it rnl tnte or iikoohtn CORNER STORE Three story brick fine chsnce llushwlek ana JetTerson avtt llasey sL station three blncla Terms easy open every day Owner on premise FOK BALE A new s itorv and basement ronirh L brown stone and brick I dwelling MrnuniHaud bath built bv days work sanitary plnmblnir cabinet trim and mirror mantels most delightful and convenient lo cution li minutes from bridge will be sohl cheap bouse always open sr Decatur IL near Hiuyeiant T or 1IAIL SASH AND DOOR CO 713 HerLlmer it near Uilci av Brooklyn FOR SALE nargalnR72 Qulncv 1 l i ilory new J brown stone one of a row latest Improvement cabinet finish liardwooit mantels one block from Brooklyn elevated Keld uv station terms easy Apply on premises or or KDrUS L SCOTT OI Nassau St t New York ggcal f ri tttt Wanted WANTED to purchase a nice private house tn fine V location I either Itruollyn orN w 1 nrl where nl It ran be paid for In rent Address HlSKIll care of Uopcroft A Co new WorM bulldiue room HJ tnt qstntt at funt i JAMW1LlMAVCTlONEE i Grand Auction Sale liT ORDEIt 01 UKnUIIIrfz flOO5 ATTIIKNKYH AT KKAI K8TATB KX 1IANUK flU JIIIEltlY HT N T Monday Nov 10 Noon 4 232 CHOICE LOTS Opposite Jerome Park and ovsrlonVIng Vciholo rrk way at Junction of JEROMi AV AM SOUTH BOULEVARD near the handsome Improvement of BEDFORD PARK SITU IVARIt NEW YORK CITY All fln ly locatf1 iirnj d1 avenues city conveoleaoec Rtaulisliel nelirtiliorhood ni i nulsancea near beanufu Hronx lark and Mooholu 1arHwar and convenient station of the great depressed fourlraik IIAKIIM ititNK RAIMUTRANHIT Ia inlnulMi by erprfu trains from ilrand Central 1 Dim m l ra ri rriO Hi riedrord Iurk I station l commutatlcD 7H cenu foul sold separately TiTii rARANTiii REROII COST to esch I purchaser by nwyrrs Title I Insaranee CA tIlt II 11 iiru A li MIN D left MAT t to Merrill A lInger Attornevs til Uroadway and jAMhM K I WLILS AUCTIONHKK Mi Liberty st and Sd av and HOth M IKTIIU V MKVEIt Auetlonear POSITIVE 110411 W1TIIOUTREMEKTH uo3cnoicr AM IIKHI HA ISLE LOTH AM II llMin 4 N feltORK KUAII In zJritci1Wfll A V SlID 74TII AMI IT1I tiTS ALSfI S 12 AfllKt OF VAJUAIIIE WATZJI FRONT UN NiW YURI flAT AT BAY RIlMJr KINON COUNTY N T Tu bo sold at auction on THURSDAY NOV 13 1890 At H oclock noon at the Real Estate Exchange M Liberty st New York city II Y ADRIAN II MU IKit A SON AVCTIONKEKH CO PElt I CUNT of the curchare money may remain 41 Jr r5 Ifl ou llotid aiidMnrlii for u YhAlts al s FLIt CST INTHCiar Tlile perruct and guaranteed by the Till fluarsntee and Irust 1011I pin or New York and apol Iry of insurance issued to each purchaser nee of charge 1roiiertr carefully I restricted against nuisance Ifo g UIr Accost to the property IN bad by the ferrlei frona Pier Knit Illvrr New York in font of with st Brook lyn and to Hay Itldve from foot of II hltehall st and by Brooklyn Ilty Ksllrniul cnrs from the Bridge and trni Kulion and llainllion I berries I I Ionnroiing with lupld Tranilt trains at M aT ant Twenty fifth st 1nr bitoks tlinra nnil particular apply to W H arklninnniid N i Martin Hennrtt on the prsmlsea or of the Auctioneers st New York city AJAB S MqUIILIN AUCTIONEER A 1S FlliKMX IMJtlAlUW A CO KOKhOrOSLItH SALE win tell at auction or TLKiUAY NOV II Ism 1 at 12 oclock noon at the heat lUlale BxobaBf if fI 5 Llbcrtv st 345 AND 141 AHT UIST CT 3t nvestory brick I tenements WILLIAM H UIUK Iiq Kefrree hIS Broadway Messrs AnNUM J HAKInuN rialnilfl a Attomeyi it I Nassau It Parllculin auctioneer 73 Cedar it it tilt intr to nle 01R M tau4 BAY RIDGE L I 1 IP NEW YORKS HANDSOMEST MJ11URB IS SITU ATLl ON NhW VORk HA IS ONLY 35 MINUTES FKIIM NEtS YORK BY Illll CT KKItllY II NT lnflt MU IIU1LIIINU 1O BROOKLYN HiitiHiK iuuii rn IINI OF IILKCTRIO UOAD WATCh MAINS SOW LAID AND JAil TO BB LAID SOC I I sow IH TIiFo TIIF TO nuy LOTS OB PLOTS BIG INCKhAhK IN I VALUhS sly srlllSII VAN HKINT 11KUH Unit il AV AND 70TM ST RAY lIWItTLLtUtIt 24 COURT KT BROOKLYN 1100M ho wE GIVE AWAY LOTS 255 ItO worth 5O each at IIOLI1ROOEC AND NORTH ruin K L rihljouriie a lIn 23 Chambers it leW York and U7t Fulton L nr oklrn 1IClXGIJII i r Is t the moL desIrable place nenr New York to build a home commutatIon lie lots cheap and terms easy UMlnolHNK IllolMt WI Chambernt New York ana 174 Pulton Pt Brooklyn f glcal tntt or ukcutttnj MELANChOLY DAYS or fall and winter are upon ua Recaps them byjolii V 1 Inc on nf IKIhllVH CHUil KXCVB hlONS fcr HOIJTII FIOKI1IA HomMMlA on mall monthly fiiirmeuls WrIts J O M JitO ii V OO Krunhlln Ht N T 1 UBURIIAN BealEitatoExcbange 245 Broadway SU I1 I 11l lr i has astonishing burgalni everywhere 1 rwldiaoaii farms Iota Call or write tin B4cil worth fJOOPlne high iota tn old pn OUV pirousvlllate one week only 15 cent cota mutation no malariahMITIT hMITIT 2RO Broad war roomS 1 tor Itt DRfUIIIRTS1 DIUWKHS all t lanti ooanten tu thus have tour stores tIlted vn bv ld8rl IIODOE 211 Varleklt I IINIlTUi told longest credit given ne monO required down enurmous stork MAMIKAU1URIKS AIJ1ST 103 West 20thIt GIIOTKItY hTDIli on noot ella horse war 011 Nationalcash rehlitertrnoil live business full classurder wllh good reanon for selln price tl600 Wm Jt rn flTUbltALD HO WeitUdIt II TRAD I SHOE sale I cheap A complete outfit of men boyi and youths loots pail ma trees Hole anI l heel dleltall l f In perfect order situ of tIme IntaCt style Call at OARItlMill t KHThSB Hth st and nth av fII 6ooa rm mitt interest OrJI1Z IIICEIILCINF El lONfllTnad ICE ICIA It 1 wish tostli oiitinr buimeis in Rrooklra 1 at chic any nun wishing tn Cot In n small I but paying Investment ulll coiatniuilrftte with me rent tai low and lulu roots ut 1 staIrs nrstClass neighbor hnoil ematllnhetl oer U yearn II J K Bun uptown I onlce l2ili I HruiHlKsy tndillg Ioitli I The Hotel St George S Cor lark und SlIck mtn llklin 1IlIht HUB junt ttddeil SIX AMillolII i 0010 cit iult making I tlm largeot t hlol In tins L I nitcd htatri Owinir to tIle o latcnrd of tIe itiii3r ut ublili this dJUion U oem UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS I I will lie l mml tn permanent guest bervlce and cuisine unsurpassed MARTINELLI RESTAURANT 1 ito ATII AV The I eit table dliotn dinner In the cltr a trial will prn e lu 1 merIts price SI 1 hare room for private dln nera TALI mtli OLE Successor THE BROCKHOLST RESTAURANT c I n t A COMrA 1449 Colutuliiii BV 0Pr Kith II Table dbota a Ia carte tllIIId tome vuppirt R 1hllE I 1111 SK new infinaK inentBroi f IL corner llnuftoii ht Ontrai locatIon for tiQilnvi lun ittiAin test it Blczle rooms fo cents slid up ward luiile louti I IW olla upward per 07 favor able l w eUy term I Uittillfrll 111111 t lI R t D1ESSMAKER Drslri mule a few eiuugeinenti belt of refereneeo II furnUhed I 0 I VKKV IATIIST inlUNH jl KKAHIINe IUr FIGCEIIt 1 liUsltl 10 lIUIIUJill 1hlutOmll1 I 1 IIi IONIlHI 1 DIAMOVJIH 1 t The greatest bariulis ever offered In I extra lIIIe lamonU jits 4 tOICUAN ISOOrandit i nttllt ii I InNTons1I will I isr yuu in correspond with ui I ImmeliKtely rAIIOSAf 1ATfNT CO Boomi t oiil ii jni Itrvadn avo isIs lit r ilcHors oIOI Inr h Vfiilurs Ti urrd hrouiplly low ritee Ilulrnts fncciilN eiiUH T LIb Ilho lost J 1tlltl trl II I I tlt rLILUK I MritACTrt TIhTII I without pain Weil Jlr lI J trISr tr ir IJ Lrol 1 sets iMip Iurlor 74 crIck st cor Canal it J LOt I ANt 15 HFTH OK TIrTII while waiting i JJil evening t r CLARE Sn7 nh av ana a thit Xlmnhltor of Tftiuiu i COSTAUS Krhn iVATHHH kills ItiU RoarkeL HetllMiri Mlo InUllllii Si i ears rcstars eslr N in ulot old lt i 11111100 will 40 Clinton place ilril llfItI It I Al Ii I I T 4 IMITil i ifor i uppllu for M I MJ l frJJj a 1 1 ei I ll ArlUSAIlAIISriU I f i15 iiroad W4 Iftl I Cutlet ors JOutCIlltr OutCIlltr f i THUNKS1iwJh I It 6H qAw I I 1 BZIUN1JrlCn DIGlerOW He Left for Knrope In the GermanIc cm Wednesday The many friends of Mr John Blgolow ox dIplomatist and oiodltor were surprised to hoar yesterday lint 110 had left his rustle home The Squirrels on tho Hudson and Fnllod for 1urope on Wednesday It Is under stood that before leaving Ibis country Mr Jileclow had completed the Life ot Samuel J Tlldon which holms bcn Ireparlllg since Mr Tlldent ileath and upon which lie has been closely engaged ever since ho finished another biographical work the Ufo of Ufy nat II year ago Mr Dlcolow was through his Ufa a friend and associate of both Tlldon and Bryant IInd wan well annulled to bo the biog rapher of tho statesman ns well as of tho root Ito Is one of the three executors ot the Tlldcn estate Mr HlKolow will probably spend the winter In Copenhagen In January last ho left hero for that city but when he got us farasHouth amuton was rocallod by a cablegram which In formed him of tho dnntb of tho husband of his daughter Anne In Philadelphia In previous vlxltn to the iJatilfh capital he has enjoyed tho prhllew nf a highly favored person In the most oxultnd clrilon Ills son 1oultnoy who now lives In London wilt formerly a school mate ot tile priiont herman Kalior Tile two young men are yet friends and I ono of them holds that the oilier Is tho greatest monarch who has lived glnoo 1 roderlck tho Great Over a jear ago Mr lllgelnw lot his wife who was ouo of thin must notable ladles nt tha tlmeB i and noon afterward lie also lost I hit two brothers lie I 7S yrnra of age but xtlll in good frame and condition lie Is a limn of a etudlnufl habit of mind and some time before 110 undertook Ills iirrnent journey lie said to one of his friends In Now York It Is a com fort In tho loneliness of old ace that I still llml myself atxa to keel agreeably employed with my pen and to enjoy the privileges my library Mlsa Grace Bleolow accompanied her father I on the voyage RESCUED FROM A SKVTJLT FATHER Ii I i Blx Neglected Children Take from Tineraent Cellar the Gerry BocUtr Offloer Ring of tho Gerry soclnty recovered six children from a nest of filth and squalor early yesterday mourning They lived with their drunkon bather James Kelly In the collar of the bit tenement house 523 West BlxtyHrst street The neighbors hud com plained to tho society that Kelly made hs children beg Bo that he could cut money with which to buy whlsRey Jung wont to tho plao at 1 oclock and found the father and another bum dead drunk In a filthy bed A partly filled bottle of whiskey and a Ditcher nf b or btood on the table In a em ond bed equally as dirty lay Kellys six children upon each other and without a particle of clothing on No file burne in tho disreputable looking stove and tIle loom was damp ant cold The children wero need 15 11 10 0 7 and n yearS respectively Two wore driB Tho iilllcor borrowrd as much clothing from tho othor tenants in the housu as ho could but not enoueh to co around lie had to wrap several of th ihlMren In the dirty ragged sheet with which the bOil was ftirnl hid I lie put tho hhlvorlng little brood on an i Eighth aonuo car and started for tho societys headquarters Several young women woro aboard uhn hart been to a wedding and they fed the little K tills with wedding cuko and oilier cood thlncs from fancy boxes The ehlldien were taLon before Justice McMahon the Yorkillo 1ollco Court later In the day and WITH committed to the Catholic protectory Kolly was arrested was held in S3UU ball nn the llIlrlto of endangering the health of his chililron NEW ACTS FOR TUB LIONS BehearsilnB Them at Nlblo la Bicycle Itldlna and Chariot Unclog Pasha Loo Tom anti Sultan aro tho names of performing Nubian lions that are seen dur ing tho third net of Claudius Nero ma large circular cage on tho tliIO at Nlblos Garden They had a dress rehearsal yesterday after noon and Edward Darling their trainer put them through tome acts which have not been seen on the stage yet but will be after today Resides tho animals named there are two young cubs Irinco and Brutus that are al 1 most as large ns the others and little moro frlfiky For tho first limo those cubs wore allowed yesterday to enter the big cages in company with Ihn rest Tho four older lions did not ioem to t mind tho presence of the cubs lout the cubs woro uneasy One of them ran to and fro close to the cage bars cmwllnff and tri Ing to escape Undine was satisfied that no harm would come after tho six lions had been together lor a few minutes Sultan the oldest and most quarrelsome of tho lot showed his teeth growled lloreely and snapped at Itis trainer hn told to come to a chariot to which two other lions were har I nessed Finally Darling caught hIs eye and the animal down at his feet and permitted himself tn bit harnessed Then all jumped up and a wild race begun the trainer drning Leo nnd 1nthii at the polo of tho chariot and Bnl pun ahead of them The cubs wero bent back to their cage before tho chariot race began Darling made Pasha pttah the blcyclu ester day for Hid first time Leo was riding it his I two forepaws guiding tho machine and his hind ones standing In the Caddie Tho boar 0 hound Nero has always done the pushing and although a lion big enough to eat him UP bad taken his place Nero crowded him over until ho got a foothold and did his share of the work Mr Frankosi Concert Thursdays concert In Cbickorlng Hall de rived a large measure of Its interest from the perconal efforts of Mr Nahiin 1ranko who conducted tho orchestra It would be flatter ing to euy that tho work done by the band or the pianist was on a piano with tho best that New York audiences are used to listening to and in respect of Mr Franco it would bo un lair and injudi cious to bet down that ho Is already qualified to rank with tho throo or four Kapellmeisters that just now hold tho pub lic ear At the suue time It Is to e recorded that the orchestral performances as a whole were very creditable und that Mr Frankos exertions as a conductor gave abundant promise Tlie iirotriDiinii arranged by Mr Franko though liberal was not ponderous und It em braced several numbers fresh to local music lovers The familiar compositions Wore theover lure to Illanzi which was capitally i rndered Ktraubss rreut euch doi Lebenu Ll talus Itobospleno overture Henselts li minor concerto the romance from Alcfa J chile azzurri and tIle polonaise from MlKiion The unfamiliar comjio sltlons were Nlerdos Atif dem Lando for string orcheitra two utioes and two horns 1 four numbers from llelneckes From the Cradle to the Grave and two little intrrinfiii If they cnn be so called by Casella and Czlbullta The pieces new to the UstenurH may be described IH light and gracolul music the fragments from Ilel ntclcoii fJoluia entitled respectively CnHdn Iremun Play and Uaneo In Church and House Yurmlug being conspio iious among them and ropresent lag In unpretentious melodious and iimtatht fashion a cbool of pioarammn music whereof the products may bo theatric but havo at oust I some meaning An crudesta that had had more frequent rehearsals than Mr Irankos would naturally have brought out the lights and shadows that the composers had wovou Into their work with inorofoliolty tbe execution of the band however wan cxpiesslvo fairly precise and by no means whollt mechanical The siiosts of bo I oeninii wero Mia Clem entina le Vero and Mr Jacob Irledberger Thu Hiiprano Ming with her usual good eltect tho exrorplH tonI ATda and Mignon Mr 1 riedbeiuor who tendered llen elt n concerto dhclosud considerable technique and physical force JL touch betokenlni 1iioraiic or dlero gait of the iinitiiities of the jilwno un In htrumont from wIth h powerful tone is never gotten by vloliiicii and no extraordinary musical temperament Mr 1rledburger however Is u ouug man his feeling may Ito awakunod later on just as Ills style ahould acquire rellnatnont and precision OH the per former gathers experience with age It Is to io l regretted that he should have chosen sodlllleult uiompositlon as Hunsoltri for his first elTott coinmuimnblo though Us Intortire tatlon Inn to l ilerlarod when the platilstH yeuiH and mechanical uojuliementb are taken mtouoinlderation rotten Trials Policeman John Kane of the Old slip sta tion was charged before the Police Hoard yes terday with neglect of duty tn falling to dis cover and report a burglary at 62 Iearl street on Oct J7 W T Bass thu manager of a rub ber company at that address Bald that nomo time during the nlgnt two bales of raw rubber valued at lUxJ had lien stolen linni Iho store Policeman Kann Held that Ieter Miller n watohmuii at V2 Iearl htrot told him that tie bit I found tlie door oren tOut night and had fastened it with an old padlock Kune thought It wan simply cuiolesauvKs In not looking the door and paid no mure attention to It Policeman Oonkllit of the Thirtieth Street station was charged with being off noat on hour and fIfteen minutes H Mf hi WM logkinc for burglars In the Reform f Club ins ivtena 4111 IUEIK IIIOVBLKS i Mr Lets Weaten Dlver eeuee NI Wife Drl kMr K ntB Peflewa Malt Philip Lutz who was for many years the manager of Enrles Hotel with his wife Francos were In the City Court Brooklyn be foro Chlof Judge Clement yesterday on Lutzs suit for divorce on the sole ground that Mrs Lutz drank habitually Mrs Lutz had a coun ter suit for divorce on the game ground Mr Lutz was employed In the hotel for twenty years and his wife who Is a stout and rather attractive woman bad been housekeeper there for seven years Tho court room waa crowded with friends of Mr and Mrs Lutz Mr Lutz testified that ho was forced to leave his place In the hotel In October because of his wifes falling bho was dismissed from the hotel in September Before she left she threat ened his life Ho sent her to an inebriate asy lum and she escaped and got a place to work ntbnvnnnnh Un hint remained InBrookhn though Lutz added and rib threatened to kill both him and their 3yearold child Mrs Lutz In her own behalf admitted that she was addicted to the use of liquor but said it was only at periods when stimulants were necessary to her She said Bho bad never abused her child nor had she threatened to kill him The defendant testified that her husband had drugged her with tour ounces ot paregoric and then brought In his relatives and tho neighbors On ono occasion he struck her In tho presence of a number of guests In the hotel Dr U H Ranbof Madison avenue and Thirty ninth street testified that ho bad examined Mra Lutz and did not discover any evidences of chronic riruukannoi Judge Clement ye served decision CUABaJS IT TO UKINLKT An Advance Im Price of Champagne Agrsed to ky the Ilotelkecpers Several months ago loading hotelkeeoers among them Charles Crist Delmonloo en deavored to start a movement to raise the price of champagne from 350 to M a quart Tho organizers t the movement asserted that the cost of serving win with the added expenses ol Ice and loss from breakage ot bottles and glasses rendered an Increase Im perative The movement didnt succeed how ever for Mr Allen ot tho Astor House and others refused to enter Into the compact On Tuesday however the representative ot the hotel Interests mot at the Filth Avenue Hotel and voted to mako the Increase that some of them had failed to oXrry through pre viously The hotel men gave aa a reason for tho advance In prices the increase In duty Im posed by the MoKlnley act It was decided that a definite announcement ot an Inoraas in price should be made today It was said last night that the keepers of the leading hotels bad entered the compact The hotel men say that they are obliged to protest thm ielves against advance of rates even though they have In stock win that is not af fected by the McKinley tariff EPURAIMa SISTER DISAPPEARS Minted at the Barge Office Because of u Unsuspected Difference ortJam ieiu The relatives of Theresa Hyman a young Jewess who landed at the Barge Office from the steamship Columbia on Friday last are anxiously hunting for her Bhe was going to her brother flyman Erhralm who IB In business at SIC Thirtyfirst street Chicago Hymnn reversed his name when ho came hero twenty years ago and thats how he hap pens to have a surname different from his sisters Isldor Lindemann of 49 Bowery got a letter from Enhralm the other day asking him to look for Theresa as she had not arrived in Chicago Her baggage got there however Lindemann was to have met Theresa when she arrived He didnt find her because he In quired for Theresa Ephniim naturally sup poltig that Ephrolms sister was surnamed tohralm Hale of Thtma Belied bv Vane Smm Things seized by the customs authorities for nonpayment of duty were sold at auction yes terday at 210 Fifth avenue The lot included champagne whiskey diamonds gold and sil ver trinkets watches handkerchiefs linens suits of clothes cloves stockings silk under wear furs cutlery artificial eyes tableware human balrtruHseshone dicebirds Westphalia hams tights a fare register and hundreds ot other things The bidding as a rule was fairly brink Each article In the catalogue was marked with its appraised foreign value at the time of exporta tion and its appraised homo value at the date of examination The prices that war paid averaged about 10 per cent increase over the llrat ot these values Most of the bidders were dealers or speculators A skyblue bathing suit appraised at 2 foreign value brought 225 A lot of opium appraised at 1156 for eign value and 416 domestic value sold for r20 The proceeds ot the entire sale were 563816 A Strange Time for Snlclde William Botcher who shot himself on Wednesday In a saloon at 151 William street boarded at 70 Bchermerborn street Brooklyn He had boon In love with Mary Wernvll a pret ty young woman who lived across the street They bad made arrangements to got married before Christmas and were go to to house keeping In a flat In Brooklyn Miss WerneU called yesterday at the Chambers Street Hoe vital but was not allowed to see Botcher who In In a critical condition She said that she and Borcher bad dined together on Tuesday night und that althougo ho seemed to be In low spirits ha gave no Intimation that he con tempwtud suicide Her Head Crushed In a Elevator Cur Charles Clony a waiter in the Dakota flats was committod without ball in the Harlem Police Court yesterday en a charge of causing serious if not fatal injuries to Norah Mulvi hlll a servant in the flat on Sunday last Norah and another young woman were wait ing to tnko tbo freight elevator to one of the upper stories and Clouy In the absence of the elevator man playfully milled Norah on the elevator and started it Norah made an at tempt to escape but her head was caught and Clashed She has a compound fracture ot the skull and may die in Roosevelt Hospital Another Mugar Trut lajuetlon In the suit of Henry Wlnthrop Gray receiver of tho North Itlver Sugar lieflnlng Company against Henry O Havemoyer and others Pre hlaltig Juvtlee Van Brunt of the bupreme Court granted an injunction yesterday restraining the defendants from Inatltutlng or prosecuting any legal tiroeeedlntt to obtain an order or judgment for the distribution ot certain assets of the Sugar Trust Tfcl I mn Inraillac Slam of Celt Weather W E Demaresr one ot the survivors of the original Cromwelllan or Wolf Board of Alder men served the usual protest on County Clerk Bcullyyesterdaydemandlng recognition as the County Canvassers and Board of Aldermen tfllt otirt SUPREME fOUiST In the matter of tile application of the Hoard of Education tr the Counsel to time Corporation of the City of New York relative to ac quiring title br the Mayor Aldermen slid rommooal tyof iheClty of Sew crk to certain lands on tIle southerly side ot TWhMIKTII hlRhhT litwsu Sixth and Seventh Avenue In the Hiteenlh ward ot laid city duly selected and approved by said Board as a site for school purposes under and In pursuance of the provision of chapter nil of the Laws of IbHU as amended by chapter IiO of the Labs of htC PURSUANT TO THE rRUVIMONS OP CHAPTER tel of the Laws of IO4 as amended by chanter HA of the Laws of 1M J notice hereby given that an ap plication will be made lo Ih Supreme Court or the blat of New York at a tprclai Term of sail court to be held at Chambers Ihreof In the Countv Court House In the city of New York on Saturday Chic 2111t ilay ol November 1WM at the openlnr of the court on that day or as loon thereafter as counsel can b bearil thereon for the appointment of Commissioners hill mate In the above entitled matter The nature and extent of the Improvement hereby In tended Is the acquisition of tItle by the Major Alder men and Commonalty of the city or sw lurk lacer CaIn lands and lireujifls with tbo buildings thereon and the aDpnrlenanci thereto belonging on the southerly linear TwentIeth street between StIll and hcenth avenues In toe Sixteenth ward of aid city In fee elm pIe absolute the same to be converted appropriated and used to and for tIle puri oss specified n said chap tr till of the Laws of lass m amended by aM i chapter 3A of the Lafriof 1M U said properly having brn duly selected and approved isy the Hoard ot ldu cation aa a site for school purposes tinder and tn pur inane ot the provisions of saiu chapter lilt of the Laws or ItKH amended br laid clmpior 3 or th Lawn of IBtlO being the following described lots pieces or par esis of Und viz All that certain lot piece or parcel of land situate Iv lug and being In the Sixteenth ward of the city of New ork bound and described as rllowa lienlnnlnir at anoint on the southerly side of Twentieth street dls tant two hundred and thirty six feetesittrly from ills corner formed by the tnirrsei lion of the eaMrly aide of bevenlh avenue with the southerly sMoof Twentieth street and running thence easterly aonff snutherlr side ot Twentieth street twenty feet tn land or the Mayor Aldermen aid Commonully of the City of New York thence southerly alone landnf Ihrald Mayor Al dernien and Cotnmunatty and nearly nirali I with Rev iuh urenus nlneDtwn tot situ one half Inch theiic westerly parallal with Twentieth street twenty feel And thence northerly Dsarlv parallel wilh Seventh avenue nineiylwo feet and one ualf Inch to ihu point or place If berlniiluir Dated NEtS VnitK November I tfM H1L11AM II C1AI1K Counsel tr the Corporation SaSTrron Plow New Vork City ttbUr ottrci PORT OFPICK NOTICKIeUfrs for foreign roan tries need not be secicllr adilriei for dcipatcH ty any particular cleaner excelt l when It is i desired to end dnylitaten of tanLUKJiQd comriierulul locum utu letiertt not 111 Ulty addressed belog xent by the tallest vessel a atubl Foreign malls for the week ending Nor H will clot prumply in all CUM at thIs elite M fnlowt HAfUHOAV IU A M RUpplementary juA A M ll for Jamaica per tteainftitl Jyrlun i at 10 A M sup plementarr 1 l U for tratue bwlttttrland Italy hiialn 1ortuftal und Turkey per iteatiiMiip La Champague via JUrr at IHMD A M stipple inentary rj 80 I 11 for meat Britain Ielan4 Set Bititn Nrtherlanda Austria and Nfttwar Mcnrrni riteanttiln ltrurltt via vueeaitown letter for other Knrojieaii countries cunt ho directed per htrurlft at 1fifj A M tBuii l mrniary lis r 511 for Jermanr Denmark ignite Norway ChrlitlanlaX and Kuatia ten HtPaniBlilp Wrrra via Bremen letter for other hurun an roumrle via houtliamiton must be directed per errs at 11 A M mipplemiiiury 11 I I tin A M l I for Fortune la and and Umaira atn Jacincl sot Auxfayei lUytl rer ft nhiiAle ne at II A M for Norway direct per Rte tntil Island Utteri must be dlrerted i er hIsiitt I ar U M for the ISetherland direct IT vteanitilp IttttrrOaiii via Amsterdam letter must be dlretel t i cr Kutter damJ and 1 1 M fur fanirectin ChUpju labax co sail Yucjiun per atetuislilt OrUnt n leitcn for Cuba Taw pirn And TUXPKIII dirtri and other Mexi can State via Vera Cruz itlut lie dlreitol per Orlzata at 1 I M for Tape Hay I I I hun liomlniro sod TurkN island per te kin whip 4eor 6 Si V Clydd at Jaio i U for Iurto Ulco direct per tteaiuttUlp Venezla CUNUAtf At 1 I1 l M for toita firs via Mmon per steamship Foxlull from Now dcltaon ai 1 1 M for Huatan per tambip 1 OteL froui Sew Or leans Mails for China and Japan rer ffamihlD Oce nti from Hun lranclicii elate lien Not 07 at u jj r M Stall fir Australia w vin 1 Ilawnllan Mi and Samoan liljiida per Mianulilp Jilnndla from ban KrwnrUcn tlogc bi re Nnv t at it 1W I M nr on urrlvttl at Nnw York of alt timuoltl Aurana Mill irltlih oldIe for Ai tralu Mails fur the Society U1tiilM per itili ruttlIl from 5sli Krancivco lIes net Soy 14 at I 51 i I1 I M JUH for the Uawalinn lalanda 11cr l U uiiitiii AimtMlit from ban traniitru rioa itoro NOV Jii at ont r U MkUi for NHfoundliind by rail to Halifax aiul thence lv earner clown at ttils ofllce dally at h n 1 1 M I Stalls fur HiQaeloi by rail to l lloston and tliettce my t itewnvr Close at hits 0111cc dally atMttn I u Malta for Cuba by rMI t IMUIP Via and thence uy learner allnur Monda mid Tnurilui rlono at tliUomcedally at Sii A M Mall for Metltu over land utileHA upeotniiy sddresel l for tl iiiatcli by iearoer rloe at tint ortca tlittj at n dl A M The schedule itt clMi liir of trails IellIe inatU Is ar ranged r n lh I iT uimHon tf tttclr I unlnierrui td overland transit to Han Kraut I l ro Malls Iroia I Hie i nit arriving nn lime at Mu I ratirt i on the lay ut aalliiiif cif steamer are il patche i theiun Ilie mun Icy itcg1 iftereJ mall cbs e itt ii mi P M preUtumliy FINANCE UKIARTUKNT IIUHIAI OtfTlIU cot i LMTION lIK TANKS 67 Chamber street i5twsti Hull Jin J hltv YOKK Soy 1 1KXX NOTICK TO TAXfAYKRrt XettCA Is nerety given by tlie tecth or of Tame or the City pf New lorfc to itl pt UKJUI w time ttu for the I jear l 1011 rca aln mlii pall on the iliHl dav cf Ni s emflif of said year lhit tlltleia ttn mine liill Id at ft hhn at liii ell cr UN or lirert l the lit il U vt lint cph i nf iaii oar In luIII iiisrji ri rmr 4111 I otle i t u on vucti taxr HIJ reinaliiliir uiijiiid on Itjlay m ddilo i Hie amount or i uch 14115 t IMIC i vt cm urn liii it e biiiunni ttirrrof uril I i liar e rf rnr a ut i olrrl upon inch taxis HI rrnt iatiif uittsiid r it Te Oct ny i f fan bar thereafter int rtai upon the 4U Hii t tlierePi at tue rate of seven per tentuui per annum tu lie l calculated from Oct U IRa the day ou whIch the ueuuiot rolls and warranU tberefor were delivered to the said Receiver of Taxes to the data of payment a prvlded ty becuon M4 044 and boA cf the ISaw Sock City U u eltflifinn if t nf IH82 OZOKUB W MaUUX B Mlt r tt Taxe n

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