The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
November 13, 1890

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1 I f 1 rsIt 1 vr y d alF YOU SEE IT IN ARE YOU IN A HY Li HOR H GES I tb t nn ESCR 1f s u te Advrn Con f It 1 T apnf Adn T H E S U N VOL LVNO 74 NEW YOUK THURSDAY NOVEMBER 13 J8TEN PAGES PrE TWO CENTS BLAINE TALKS WITH VIGOR Nor Ai tXaUTARr 07 JAI BUT Al A arteKN VF MAJJTK Be Atteaee the Reariaej at the Teal OB the sfeaoe Morehaaale fJrBteat aa 4 BaU tho B veatloa of that flroteea Weald Net Bo aa Act of Betallatloano c aU Caaaa Treate New Keclaael a s ratrlr as New Kaglaa Treated Her Thera WoaU Bo No JTIehoriee Blaaate Wiflmnrroir Hot 12 Secretary Blaine to 11 rather Informal but none the less vig i orous and public manner contributed an In M resting feature to the pending fisheries nego tiations lie plainly and evidently with a pu I me Mired notice upon Sir Julian Faunoe f that the controversy will remain open un til I Majestys Government shows some dis BMltioi t act In a more friendly and reciprocal Banner toward American Interest than hereto few The language which the Secretary of State Bjtd taw perhaps not Intended to be at a warlike but In making use of I Mr Blaine aoe much of his oldtime fire and Inform I the American pablo that hili I fully alive to the importance of preventing the socalled r ferocity between Canada and the United I tta from being all on one Iide The Seer I tarys brief but pointed announcement wu I Bade before a audience that had assembled at the Treaturj Department for the purpoee of complaining t Secretary Wlndom of the dis crimination against American merchants and AaMtiean railroad nndr the law and regu lation under which the Treasury Department allow Imported goods to be transported In beadthrough the United State and which permit the loading and unloading of grain In elevators In Canadian territory b1 Treasury aOcials Instead of compelling this business to he transacted at American points The hearing today out of the pnIIc hel ta1 grew applica tion ot the owners of grain elevators at Port Heron Mloh for the rescinding ot the Treasury u regulation permitting the unloading of grain on the Canadian aide In order tbat this work might be controlled b1 the owners of the American elevator The application Aern elvtr apploaton a mad t the Secretary last summer by the law torn exSenator Conger of Michigan and his ion acting a representatives of the elevator mt Coupled with the hearing of this Question today came up the proposition which Ms beep before Congress and the Treasury Department for some time looking to a revoca tion or amendment of tho regulations to the lad that the present system of consular In voices under which Imported merchandise Is transported from foreign ports through the United States Into foreign territory Ulle lat for terltorr may be changed The hearing ot theso two questions brought together a very i I distinguished audience of gentlemen 4stDalhed repre senting various railroads vessel and commer cial Interests The meeting was held in te rm of Assistant Secretary Spauldlng who was present together with Secretary Windom Solicitor Hepburn Chief Special Agent Tingle Bperle Agent Mabar Chief of the Custom Di vision McGregor and other Treasury Depart ment officials Secretary Blain alto pres ent upon Invitation of Mr Wlndom to bear what might be said touching the International phase of the ole The railroad men In at tendance were chiefly representative of the Orsnd Trunk Railroad and lines having Cana dian connections The Grand Trunk was rep resented by General Consul Meddauuh Messrs Ix UoV r rteousr I 0 Raymond d ole Alfred Russell of Detroit one oft tb most eminent lawyers In the r t Imlnt lawe coon try who Is I prominently mentioned as a possible appointee to the Supreme bench appeared for the Wabash tm Mr Joseph I HcCammea formerly Railroad Commis sioner wan present representing A he ed DO particular road but s a sort of protector o a American lln fighting against Canadian discrimination I wa before this distin guished and wellposted audience that Mr Blaine delivered his pronunclamento upon the fliheriei question T hearing Wi ban at 10 A M b the Messrs Conger for the elevator and 111 Cer te eleatr men ad con tinued until the lunch hour Mr Blaine a this tine sat with his flashing eyes fastened upon I very man who had anything t say and with tls ears alert that not a word might be missed When the session was resumed at I oclock he WM promptly on hand again evidently pre pared for business The principal speaker at the afternoon session as he had been In the aorln wa Mr A C Raymond of Detroit representing the Grand Trunk Railroad Ha had been talking for some time in favor o the present law which has been In force for more than a quarter of a cen tury and strongly protesting against any change All through his remarks there w an Insinuation that should the law 1 amended on the lines proposed by the representative of strictly American Interest it would b an act of retaliation on the part of thl United States against Canada This line elargunjent evidently annoyed the Secretary of State He frequently Interrupted Mr Ray Bond with questions and displayed a wonder fu knowledge of the transportation business traosporaton bstwstn all points In the United State and for elm countries Several times ho cave Mr ntymond some bard questions to answer and JlbouKh the Grand Trunk representative w tioote and well reprentalle jo denying that Mr Ulnine brought Ot plainly tie point that be Ualne 11 seeking to g ke which wai that even should the United JJwjuaalde to Ignore the protest of the fpadin railroad end amend the present I lie evrn s far as to prohibit the bonding of bOde and the loading of grain at Canadian POits by American officials II would be In no 1 retaliation but simply an effort to let at 14IIt a lair share of the bargain As Mr Ino Put many question and was answered 7 j r Jwrnond he vai mod up to his subject i 10i2 eudLfiy rIsing to his feet surprised eIrtbo4y In thu loom bv the delivery 01 a short but unusually vlcorons speech SS iIF utou IIU Pllcy of 1M lorriiin nt ullldlrBUnR whit Its uturecnureinleht be t regsr4 j to Canadian inuiler 1 I In general and retl trs controversy In particular ir lllue aai4 at tne outset thut ho was not SrsMeIt I Ihl nearing or taking part In Its 10eeedtDI aa Secretary of Mat but simply Ja a Uzn ot Malite Interested in what Seer pertains to the good of his own BuntrmD jn leiiverlng his marks Ut SscretIi ljr llt Hilt appeared a e James Q Thu0 always Hoes when addressing Political meet OB Ils I usually pam Ice was usbed ti i eves phone with Interest and ux wltl I IX c Bmtnt and his gestures wOe or the most I IlmIle kind his J sieeoh was 1 tbnrousli rrbe tn bin auiiltririno much so that when Olrboneludtd theo was AT IWkllt 1UI mud tbu Scorned notbll mor 10 pay Secretary llllnldonl announocl thhrnrl1 cloud 11 R Ot wa thou asked br Tilt hUP tor a lor nt akol IU 01 LinifinLe1enti It r I wttat be had snld and he rte1 y dictated too following which he cx vIned wt 1 mneroiy mm n Interruption so to It A of r 111 llayironds IntrrJton Oi5hed 1 to say If answer to Mr Raymonds 1111 fol that thli ml tit be a polmvof re r satio that lie let sure the Government had JAn J f gbttUat tho wero supposition of crekte Ilolierand inariUlngagauH It might trTaA tsr UJ mlinipieU nslon In thu OOUI l Itosuch 1 on nhnllon on the art of time ovmmonl cud tlmattor title reuon bo later tosem 5 10 IfVoiit ny lch Idoo gum tub oHl Ijie IeIuf 01 this Irt DU d Ur Dlline said Wits himself Ir rep 61Dtctye of the Canadian 1adl Iby rondo tbe G9veramentof the IJnuted ttstes nltllbeool of throwing oblaoll In the Iy of deviopipg that crest road It WOULd lo deloPIIr thllret rlad wluld nOt t wo a y11 it the prlvlledoof going throuch ates or the Jrlvl Io Ul Bl I Wthwest and crossing at hat J t1o nor would him own State ot Maine teWto1rrenluh t liberty of crossing Its entire elfflrJfl iD order hat its connection with the wlJfc LV luarjtirn provinces of New Bruns w I li proIII Iruns ullee and Noilh otia might b mid nome fl oO r5ee nrArer Mr illuln iiKReHud that the if I nude o i r tl IIUl H retaliation or unfriend ass to make be system ah outly OIPJrl Irleet and he asked Mr Bay I tA t P e lh I 4aht It wo so 4mosd answered i that be bad so ro Ir hiatus then suuld that H would be alh we IStiefactory to the tat I wul 01aUatory t section from which he I 4 I t JfrttfblA f V came I Halifax and St John could treat Now tnalaim a fairly and I generously as Port land and Boston treated tim provinces a Tie might land n cargo of fish or an tiling elM at Poitland and chip It to tholr homes but the American INherman making his catch hun dreds of miles beiond the throemile limit Ille thromle lImit couldnt secure that privilege from the lower provinces Mr Blalnosucgested that Mr Ray rllalnolullelled mood would labor to a good end In mnklnu the itstem for which ho pokp absolutely perfect I he could wipe out an normality which van nl IlollallY al known nnd recognized over tho whole country a jar as Vancouver Mr Blalna Tan not quite so Interesting or irolbla In bin dictation as In his oral remark Aided by his famous memory be repeated the words of his speech almost verbatim but he omitted one Important statement Aftersocok Ingot 1 the Inequalities to which t he refers in 1 lnuualtu hi 8 dictated statement ho raised his band I i I Above his hnnd and turning o as to face the I larger part of his audience bo proclaimed that but for this state of things there would bo no fisheries controversy today That Is not reciprocity ciprocity which leaves nil tho advantage on cue Ide he laid and so long an the American fishermen are discriminated against as he had pointed out the flsberlei question will be an open sore and can only be healed by absolute and Impartial reciprocal relations anlimpatli fiecretaiy Wlndom was evidently In sympathy with Mr Blames lecllngs and throughout the entire hearing gave indication b1 his quest Ions and statements that lie joined with the Secre tary of State In believing that In the question of transportation of merchandise as in the catching and handling of fish Canada pursues an unfair course toward tho United States and that the time ha come when tho Government should take such steps as It can to protect American Interests As far aa changing tho policy of the Government regarding the prao ileo of unloading elevators at Canadian point under the supervision of American agents and the shipment ot Imported goods lu bond through tbo United States coo concerned corned trUlh b changed by a sim ple order of the Treasury Department The repreientAtlves ol strictly American roads have been asking for such an amendment of the regulations for 1 dozen yearn Time and again they have appeared at the Treasury De partment with their complaints and their re quests but tho nearest they over approached to success was two years ago when President Cleveland sent his message to Congress threat ening retaliation For the past two yearn the subject hal been a prominent one In both Houses of Congress nnd a spootil committee of which Senator Cullom is Chairman baa I taken much valuable testimony on the sub ject ie1t response tn a resolution of the Senate of August last asking for Information upon the subject of the bonded system and the alleged I discrimination against American roads Secre tary Wlndom said I am of theopinlon that I was tbo Intent of the law t confine the privilege of the consular seal to cars containing merchandise of tho con tiguous country and that such privilege doos not extend to cars rontatnlng Imported merchandise I chandise landed In the contiguous country for transit through it to the United States In this view of tbe law it Is In contemplation to restrict the privilege to cars containing merchandise of the contiguous country It Is 110 doubt this intimation of the Secretary that the privilege of transported merchandise tat be restricted which causes the Canadian roads t fear that a policy of retaliation Is to be in augurated They undoubtedly receive little comfort from the ptatnmaut of Mr Blaine to day even though It was accompanied by the assurance that It was mode by him not as Sec retary ot State of the United States but as James G Blaine a citizen of Augusta Maine BPOOXBIt XIPLAIffS HIS DEFEAT Re Bay the School Qucstloa Knocked Oat the BpaBlleaaa IB Wleeonela WASHWOTOX Nov 12The mourners who grieve for the loss of the late Republican party are beginning to get back to Washington and after a day or two ot preparation they will screw up sufficient courage to call on Benja min Harrison and endeavor to explain to him I how it all happened Today the defeated Sen ator Spooner of Wisconsin and the defeated i Representative McComas ot Maryland climbed I the White House stairs along with many I other callers and received the condolences of tha unhappy President Senator Hawley Con necticut all celled and WM sfbl to mae only a trifle more rosy report than his colleagues did a his State of Connecticut was saved only by a scratch Mr Hawleys Senatorial col league Mr Platt is In hot water for fear he will not be able to control the r meagre Republican majority In the Nutmeg Legisla ture Senator Spooner said that the attitude In which the Republicans of Wisconsin were placed on the school question rendered suc cess for them Impossible The utterances ot some leading Republican and of some of the leading Republican papers on the school ques tion offended the Lutherans Germans and foreign population generally Seventy per cent of the population being foreign the was o use trying to atom the tide Mr ipoonert personality was not in It It was a local Issue between the parties Neither the silver question nor the tar HI Mr Spooner said had anything to do with the election there Speaking of his sue cesaer he laid ne thought 1 probable that Mr Vllaa 1 would be elected by the Democrats Oen Bragg he sid waven popular through out the State bnt Mr m 11 flea taken a more active part In this campaign He thought Gen Bragg would have a following In the Leg islature On the general result throughout the country ho said lie hardly knew what did It but supposed It was the tariff He said he t hopeful of the result In 92 but thought that date was too far off for the discus 11 of dluR sloe of candidates at this time Ha thought Mr Harrison Administration would close having strong popular ap proval The Republicans during this coming session be said would so on with their busi ness a I nothing had Happened and would pans some sort Di election law providing for snltabln supervision at the polls As to the poor McKinley bill Senator Spooner said he thought the Democrats njlgbt with Republican assistance amend the McKinley bill In the direction of reductions by dealing with one feature at a time The bill U I subject to amendment and they may amend It I at the next Congress l bringing forward propo sition which would secure Republican votes in the haunts I response to the suggestion that his name was being considered in connection with judicial honor and that ha might go on the Supreme bench the Senator said that he had not given the matter a thought He had a good law library which he had not forgotten how to e and a Federal sltlon was not necessary to his existence Ho heemed to be In the happiest sort of mood and his amiability has not been disturbed by defeat Those qualities which have won him universal popularity place him above the depression o defeat hm CALLED TUK JffltfliCTOK H WILllAJtB BOMB Member of the Force Hecm t Con alder Whleher a Fuaaeea Among the policemen tried before Commis sioner Voorhls yesterday was James H Coch ran of tbe police boat Patrol whom Inspector Williams charged with being Intoxicated and unfit for duty on election day Tbe Inspector said tai when be reached the East Thirty fifth street station on his afternoon tour Coch ran who bad been assigned to service there was so drunk that he said to the Inspector Do you know who I am Cochran stared for some time evidently not recognizing him then said seeing the name Inspector on his bat saidWhy hello how are you Williams 7 That added Inspector Williams was the best proof i could have that Ibo man was drunk Cochra said be bocamo sick while at A poll log plnon in tent menue and a friend gave him owe whiskey Iollouniau Mnaterson of the Fifth street ata lololal tion was ucouMid of being drunk on election day Capt McCulIngh and a rould man found him In a saloon at Tenth btreet and First ave nue He could scarcely tand and bad to be led to the station Mnstcnon said be was bilious end bad beau overworked Policeman Meagher or the East Tbirtyflfib street Hiuad WAS accused of being drunk on O t ill and Surgeon Dexter was among the was witnesses illness who hal no duubt of It Ills excuse AN A C IUIJ UaPOHTATlOH From IVhteh the Pnhlle Will Bear Ih Rental for the Next Threo Day Oaljrl Hlghclaa cult for which the order was placed In Europe several months ago for this fall and Elrop trad to sell at3 ao 20 and its a suit Lbs English Haberdashery of 169 Broadway ate forced to realize on now With this end In view they bate Inaugurated lot the next three days only a Dried Bui at the uniform price of 1940 suit and will endeavor to soil the entire lot of 987 cult 801 entte ult consisting ol ttlnulu or double breasted lacks threnbuttou cutaways English walking suits l In this line will be found black or blue ehevloUln act I almost ounl the deaixable fabrics pow In alolt hap rarely aver bal pened that such flee good have been offered Adc to tha public at such a ridiculously low mice a a e OET tOUR OrKMCOAT Tha LeaSe MRS Liverpool Woaterfal ale ef biking If you goto Broadway corner of Grand St 1 or M and f Bowery today you will see the greatest daughter sale of overcoat that hu ever taken place 1 tbl or any other city Tbpusacdsor magnificent overeost outer g l coats mJleQt r and chUdreL I I i hi Will o ft New 1 1 thThtre J I i l W I J1 Tho B ral Bine 110 Is doubletraek steel hlfhwav I between a superb New aVb lr lh York rkUadelpbU Baltimore and Waihiniion TI Jersey Central lUaJlni slid B and O Hallroadt all the tralu ate einii i ii with trunU uewiejit olo4 Any ceaebM and bal parlor cars the finest ever con emoted by tbe fullman Company The fasten trains between Mew York tad Kubleilou run via lIds route Sullen toot e LIberty ILA ILAa e e aarierei ftor lea JL JcecMi I Ices INh m aeai lnMwags4a r eO 4i Great Revival IB a Flttihartrh suburb PirrsnuKon Nov 12A series of revival meetings nan been in progress In the Unltud Presbyterian Church at Ellsworth a suburb of this city scores of person of ell ago uniting with the church Yesterday a children ser vice was beld and during the session twenty eight little boy and girl whose we range from 7 to 14 years voluntarily le In prayer Their childish voice Invoking Gods bussing on the efforts being made to gather souls Into H kingdom mae to tears THE CENSUS SCHEDULES ronrxrt riXAiTr CONBKNTS TO airs US A CO1T OP HEM But He Wont Nat Allow Mr Kny Fereeaatlr Coiaaar tka Federal with the relies Conal Waa Boiler Foulke on the Method of the Cemua Offloe WABntNOTos Nov Supervisor KennY re turned Washington today and going to the Census Offloe presented tbe letter of the Hoard of Aldermen requesting copies of the Federal schedules for the Second ward to Superintend ent Porter Mr Porter read over tho letter and said that he was perfectly satisfied with It lie at once ordered his stenographer to write a nole to Mr W 0 Hunt chief of the division of population requesting him to havo the copies made as lon as possible Mr Porter told for Mr Kenny that they would be ready him by tomorrow Mr Kenny then asked permission as a representative of the city of New York to himself compare the Federal re turns from the First Third Fourth and Fifth wards of New York with the books containing wars enumeration This the results of tho police onumerton Mr Porter refused to allow Neither would he permit Mr Kenny to make the comparison as A private citizen giving I his reason that there were some things upon the schedules which wero obtained under promise of abso this reference to lute secrecy Mr Kenny met rfernce t the disability question by requesting Mr Porter to swear him In a a special agent of the Census Office This also was refused although Mr Porter did not five any satisfactory reason for not allow ing the request which he has previously granted In at least one other cose that of the recount of Syracuse Mr Porter however suggested that Mr Kenny could arrive at the same end by purchasing at the same price per hundred as was to b paid for the names from the Second ward copies of the schedules for the other four wards required This proposi l tion coming from Mr Porter of his own mo ton I ion was at once accepted by Mr Kenny who I will leave here for New York tomorrow with the Second ward schedules and have the others sent on 0 0 D I Mr Wm Dudley Foulke President of the Na tional Civil Service Reform League has writt n an open letter to Mr Porter tonight In which I the methods employed In the Census OfDco are roundly criticised The letter II a follows VTAsnisoiox D c Nov 12 To 11 Son Rctrtr Porltr DEAn SIB Realizing nt last that the census taken by yon through officials chosen by par tisan mlchlner has become so generally dU credited tbat a personal defence over your own signature was tqoessary yon seek to show In an article in frank leslie I Illustrated Neiosijaper that your work ha been honestly and fairly done You would be more success ful In this effort I the methods punned at the outset t the taking of the census bad been lees tinctured by those political elements which were calculated to cut suspicion upon Its re i suits As you have addressed inn people and thus invited PUblodloualon of your manage meat permit me to make a few Inquiries through the same channel of the press You ear that a partisan census Is an Impossi bility I this be 1 why did you recommend to the President that this census b taken by enumerators appointed upon the recommenda tion of Republican Congressmen and other in fluential party men Y Why did you refuse t adopt a system by which appointments in your bureau should bo nonpartisan made noon competition among those seeking ap pointment without regard to their political affiliations The Civil jar Ice Commission desired tat the merit system should b ap plied to your office but you resisted t ple just end reasonable demand and In sisted upon retaining the patroraae of this vast bureau with its 60ooo subordinates and this patronage you parcelled out among politi I cians Did it not occur to you that by this act yon were sure to discredit tho results of your work 7 Even I the enumeration were fair and i accurate was It not certain to be clouded ry suspicion it made by one party alone Would i aole you believe mae ooouranr of a Democratic enumeration made In the same way Do you i In fact believe In the accuracy of the police enumeration made In New York taken under Democratic direction I not how can you expect others to believe in the accuracy of I your own You say teat even to hint at such a infamy I an a partisan census Is an outrageous assault upon the integrity of every one who has taken part In inc work and yet yon assert that the police were appointed In Now York for the sole purpose of finding more population than the Federal enumerators found and that the gen eral rule adopted was When yon are in doubt add one I lot this an equally outrageous assanlt upon the integrity of those who took part In that enumeration I yon can say this why may not others say of the census that the purpose was to fled a less population than existed and that the rule was When you are In doubt subtract one 7 Why are you silent In your article regarding the inferences metropolis sient drown from the vital statistics of the You say that your enumerators were selected With the greatest oar from the bent material available How do you know tills You re fused to subiect your appointees t an exam ination In which their ability could be tested In comparison with that of others You la t at no one has been able to ascertain whether the discrepancies in tho New York count are due to the careless omissions In June or to the Intentional additions In October I it not your duty to ascertain whether 1 discrepancy of 200000 is due t too careless omissions of your agents Do you expect the peo ple to believe In the accuracy of your census when TOU admit tbat it is possible that 200000 have been left out by the caroJAss omis sions of your enumerators But why do you speak of these additions as Intentional and or the omissions of your own bureau as simply carelessness 1 You cay that a partisan census la an Impossibility I this be true how could the enumeration taken by the police In New York have been partisan I you suspect that why should not others suspect the census I Is party bias which influences men elsewhere wholly absent in the Census Bureau I I It i not sure to be reflected In the enumeration which you have taken In the same manner that you believe It to be reflected In the enumeration I b relocted unumeraton taken by the New York authorities taon I desire to address you not simply as a I citizen bill as n Republican aa one who like lke yourself did J all I could for the success to the party In 188H Our party promised In Its last platform that the reform of the civil service auspiciously begun under a Republican Ad ministration should b completed by the 1 x tonslon of the reform system already estab lished by law to all grades of tbe service to which it was applicable Ho far as the Cen sus Bureau wan concerned there could he no doubt as to Its applicability The plains 10 that bureau are subordinate nonpolitical admlnlstrnlvo ofl1ce The census is I taken for the penellt of I whole country not t carry out any particular policy of the Republican tnry can psxty The mprit system bad already been applied successfully tQ a department entirely similar In character the Bureau of Statistic Ilml in Massachusetts Carroll V Wright br whom the rensus was there taken wrote M follows to the ClTll Service Commission Tbe force supplied by yon la I very mioh superior to the one we inould hare been likely to ban secured throof the old method of penoutl application and the endorsement ef rrlenda In lulellKene capaellr and attendance upon rrk eer prelect force redacts lbs IreatMl r credit open tbe civil service tiitem The pledge made In the Republican platform could have no possible reference to anything If It did not refer to such a bureau as yours where experience had already shown the ap plicability of the reform system yet IlcabllJ rrorm 1110 you recommend to the President a violation of that ledge and the retention of political patronage In the appointment of tho GOO officer of whom yon speak Do you believe that any party can long retain power when the promises In Its platform become dlHoredlted Yours truly WM DUPLEX FOULKE FIRE in yARROW IEAKL BIDBKT flurry In the Vetted Itt e RotelThe JKIevnted Road In I the War A fire started at i oclock yesterday after noon in the printing ofllce ot William F Sane derson on the third floor of 2501oail street originating In the explosion of a kerosene oil lamp Tho neighborhood Is a peculiarly dan gerous one In case of fire for the buildings are old and occupied br tenants In A great variety of business and the stiuots aro narrow In this Instance the fire spread rapidly to the adjoining building 254 and 252 Pcnrl street and to 102 nnd 191 Water street Adjoining these buildings on tho north U I the United States Hotel The building at 234 Pearl a sixstory structure extends through to Water btreet whoro It H l cumbered lot I Is two stories higher than 3 Pearl and tho heat of the flro was so great that the hotel caught at the filth floor Policemen Goodwin and Bren I nan of the First precinct who were on a II Bloeeksr street car were the first to notion that the hotel wer Wi In serious i danger They called to some firemen and ran up to the fifth floor of the hotel They met luIS and servants hurrying dowB with their effects The lIre had caught In room 131 oo cuped by a Mr Vedor who had dragged his trunk and other belongings from tho room tunk and locked tho door Iolloeman Uoodwln broke the door in but Va driven back by the heat and smoke A moment later a strsnm was turned Into the room from the roof pflffB Water morel i and that Maze was speedily put out The hotel was not otherwise damaged Meantime men at work in the sUth tory building had dropped Irom windows to the rout ol the lower building and had made their way to the ground by the hotel fire eseapon Traffic on the elevated railroadwhich passes through Pearl street was suspended for about an hour nitor which a few trains managed to I get ui town b switching lot be downtown tracks The railroad incommoded tho work of Ilek firemen seriously lafldorn wera raised I with the utmost difficulty and It was imposat I ble to send up n stream from the ground The the wits out however at n oclqcr The dm age was estimated at 50000 of wnlch 40000 was credited to the stock and fixture of the I tenant The Pearl utreot buildings are owned br John Pottlt of 93 Nassau street I The concerns affected by the fire were Lasker Bros Cypress Chemical Works George Ii I I PJllrOS Chlmlca Allen M L Lee Pussale Chemical Works IJcrry Dro8 L J Ial M Lawrence V V V Sannderson W F Van Don Hnntcn the Oarlock 1aokinc Company Jlookl A liathjen E C Splerly Fnrron A Nevedell and T K leleel 0 Among theo concerns are printers leaf tobacco dealer varnish makers box mal makers picture printers publishers and car Pt ntem One of the Edjson Illuminating Com panys plants Is nt 253 Pearl street and as seon as the fire broke nut the employees got out their private apparatus and vigorously wet their building and tbe street Meantime tho wlud WM blowing tho lame away from them PEKFUUKIt lOVa ABKK8TBD lie Raters rrom California aa C will be Tak en to Paaeale on a CIr ofConealraer Rohar D Young the perfumer at 100 Wil lam street whom the Grand Jury of Passaic county N J Indicted lat cummer for con spiring to manufacture evidence to prove his wife unfaithful so tbat he could get rid of her I b1 a divorce was arrested at the Astor House by Detectives Jacobs and on Tuesday night b1 DettlTe ad Heidelberg of Inspector Byrness squad He wont to California after being Indicted and had just returned He will be banded over to the New Jersey authorities aa soon a requisi tion papers are obtained According to tho story on which the Indict ment against him is based Young and his wife not living happily together separated She took up her residence In aMontclolr N J boarding house Wonting to be legally sepa rated Young trot a goodlooking young man to board in the same family and pay attention to her and entrap her In some compromising situation The best the decoy could do was when they were driving together one day to get her to stop at a hotel for refreshments On being shown to a room which he bad already engaged be persuaded her to drink of the wine he had ordered and I as she raised the class to her UPS her husband accompanied Theo dore W Tory hIs confidential clerk burst In Tho latter although brought there to be a later witness against Mrs Young savn that he Is pot a party to the conspiracy to ruin her Ho however as well as the decoy and Mr Young have been Indicted ounl Young through Lawyer Charles W Brooke secured a writ of habeas corpus returnable before Judge OBrien in the bupremo Court In the afternoon But later Mr Brooke waived Young rights under the writ and Young sur rendered himself In the District Attorneys office to Deputv Sheriff and Congressman elect CadmuB of Patern IUIQA ooBDoxa FISHY BIOBT Thencht I at eiltlBiata Job cc Xlfle 1 a Trnah of Hllverwaro The burglar alarm In Taylor Brothersa pawn shop at 01 ester street rang early on the morning ot Oct 2 and Policeman Cohen caught Harris Gordon aged 22 crawling through a hole In the bock dpor A trunk con taining solid silverware bad been plundered Gordon said he had pissed tho missing silver ware through the broken panel to two accom plices In tho polloo eourtahe pleaded guilty to a charge of burglary but when he 8 ar raigned yesterday in the General Sessions he professed his Innocence and demanded a trial In bin own behalf he testltled that he came from Russia two months ago Re was on his way home from the Atlantic Garden and two strong men asked him to carry a trunk for them They took him to the back door ot Taylor pawnshop and toM him to go In through the broken panel and bring IO the trunk The jury convicted Gordon without leaving their seats Gordon said Judge Cowing I never be fore heard though 1 have sat note many Tear anything hall so fishy al this story 1 have not thejillBhtest doubt that you committed crime In Russia and that l you were sent over here to got rid ot you You are entitled to no clemency I sentence yon to State prison for five years the full term under your convlotlonand my only regret ie that I cannot nave th taxpayers of this State the cost of maintaining and pun I ishing you by shipping you back t lingua I MAr UK aottK ozatta CASEY Patrick Baya HVa Hare lie DleVt Bteal Mrs McQarrra o Francis MoQarry of 488 Third street Jersey City called npon Policeman MoCaon of the West Thirtyseventh street police station on Tuesday and told him that Patrick Casey ot 885 Tenth avenue had stolen 12000 from Mc Garrr mother In Jersey City MoCann ar rested Casey who had twenty English coy erelgn in his possession McQarry and his mother appeared In the Jefferson Market Court yesterday pal te elnon Mf McOarry said that Casey had boarded with her until a woek ago On the last night be was in tho house he sent out for whiskey and beer of which the McGarry family par took Mr McGarry thinks the liquor was drugged for sh became Insensible after drinking It While she was In this condition drlnklnll she said Casey took 2000 and twenty English sovereigns from the house and disappeared On the day following she went to Justice Bill slug In Jersey City and got a warrant for Casey arrest Justice UBollly remanded the prisoner t learn I such a warrant had been Casey says he arrived here from Ireland only afewdays ago and that he brought twenty wvon siivereiun with him Ills cousin John Casey boarded with Mrs MoUurry but he never did lie says Mrs McQarrr must ba insane wuT CAsnr roe rBI LO rlll The Aelaaia Xxarcea ronpnnv Applies the Bale ot tho Ioet UBee Oerartaieat The Board of Managers of the Adams E press Company held its first meeting yester day since the passage of the Antilottery al The Board wa unanimously of the opinion that the provisions ot the law were morally M obligatory upon tbe company as they were legally binding upon tIle postal authorities lejll attention of the Board wax called to tbo fact that the Post Oillce Department bad issued regulations to all its subordinates as to the manner In which they should execute the aw and the Board adopted a resolution male leg these regulation applicable t the em ployees of the express company COBBratalattoae for CoaenlMloner McClave CommlsslonerMoClavo received yesterday no end ot dowers and congratulatory letters and telegram One of the latter was from Super intendent Murray who cabled from Paris his heartiest coneTrHulatlops1 Or basket of rOles was accompanied by I card Inscribed to Papa from mamma aod the children Tnrre a thirteen of them Commlstlonor MoClave gave a luncheon at the Metropolitan Hotel to a party ol friend at 2 tt troPOllun Beaator Farwalt Hopeful Caioioo Nov 12Senator Farwell has re covered from his recent illness and now ap pear to be In excellent health lie is I not dis posed to concede the election of a Democrat to fill his chair In the United States Senate In an Interview today ho lays the defeat of the De publican party in Illinois to three causes The McKinley bill the Compulsory Education law and the Farmers Alliance In regard to limo Senatorial election In Illinois In January his laid Th Ropublctns ire morllr entitlet to it a on a Joint ballot t tr Leglllturl s ill of 101 htepublicans lIlt Democrats 0tDQlBt A V tVfcJU Ult eiur 10 eVail VVI UlHj and three representatlirs of the P M I A I bellove that the result will be favorable to the Republican party Although exCJov Palmor will doubtless b tho only Democratic candl date I WInk that his support will te rather reluctant and reserved as there are many prominent Democrats better entitled to thu Democratic nomination for the place Tie last office to which exOov Palmer wa elected WM given him by the votes of Kepublicans jy iiotton or HURMAN ETerjthlnr Bea4r at Columbue for ho n Ilanquet COLUMBUS Ohio Nov 12Ml the ticket l have been sold tbe decorations computed and the caterer ready for the Tburman anni versary banquet tomorrow evening A few of the guests have arrived but thoy will come in force tomorrow Senatorelect lirlco ac companied by exPrcsldent Cleveland and party will arrive over the Pennsylvania road at 7 oclock tomorrow morning Mr Cleve land with Don M Dickinson will be outer tain d at tbo Gubernatorial mansion Gov Campbell has slightly improved bnt his physi cian tblnkf he will not be able to attend the banquet He ha prepared no response to the toast assigned him on the programme The Reception Comujltten rulramm Is I a large one has prepared a detailed programme fur tomorrow Distinguished guests will be met atthe Unionstatlonandtirectedto tlolr qur ters A public receJton will be tendered 10 Mr Cleveland at the OOTror rooms lu limo Capitol tomorrow from 1 A M tl 1 P Ii and a reception for ladles aQd gentlemen at the Governors residence on Friday from 3 to I cli M 1lda Mr Tbnrman has received this despatch Irom New lork The Tammany Society founded In the year 17C9 and now I In full vitality sends greeting to the lion Allen G Thurrnau upon tnt occasion of the festival In his honor As a statesman of national fame and of great public eervlco biB name is i recorded for all time in the history of lie therepubllc tpopublc Ir order of tbe society A B TAPPCV Grind Sachem Zltl lCl AND UK JPIBOB A Bitter Quarrel BatweeavThem with Re gard I o Bleaiareka Book 1 Dunlapi Cable Yeicf Company Brniix Nov 12Tha brief reference made by the newspapers to the quarrel between tbe Emperor William and Blsftarck afford no ade quate Idea of the extant ot the breach which has existed for two whole weeks and ban caused the most painful excitement In official and literary circles Prince Bismarck declare that he will not be dictated to b the young Emperor a to his publication ot his life ot William I nor will ho submit the proof sheets to the Emperor The latter in the exercise of his just right as he considers the matter requires to see the book before publication as it contains matters of importance to the Stato Bismarck threatens to remove the publica tion to England If necessary to evade the power of the Emperor I he should do so tho many book will b confiscated throughout all Ger A BRITISH CRUISER LOST OPT OP UO FBOFLK ON BOARD ONLY lUttKB ARE BATED Tha Torpedo Ship Mernent Ooe O the JCockn Oa Ike Coat or ftpaln Terrlbl Neaa Hop Cmi Crew from the niSKlnp I LONDON NOT 12The British torpedo cruiser Serpent hal foundered off the coast of Spain The Bementwa a twin screw vessel of 1770 toM nnd 4500 horse poner Hbe carried I tied nix Rims I The Serpent woe lost at a point twenty miles north of Cape Flnlsterro Out of a total of 250 souls on board only throe were raved I The Serpent went on the rocks timing a storm on Monday night A heavy mist prs yelled at the time of the dltaMnr Owing to the violence of the storm It was Impossible to send assistance from tho shore Tremendous I seas swept the deck of the doomed vessel car i rying away croup after croup of tho unfor tunate men on board The news of the wreck was convoyed to Co runna a distance of sixty miles over moun tain roads The Serpents complement was 170 officers and men Tbe others on board woro going out to relieve men now on ships on the African station The Serpent was I swift light cruIser one of eight pommencod during time administration of Lord Norlhbrool the was launched In 1887 I Is said that many of the crew of tha Ser pent beforo the vessel started on what Irol el to be her last voyaee eirresKod thn fear Stat some misfortune would befall thn ship The relatives of the crew of the horrent at Plymouth and the dockyard people there nro full of gossip about tie lost cruiser I Is claimed tbat she was unseaworthy and that she broke down on all her trial trips Com mander Itoss la paid to have been In tho habit of treating his men with unduo severity I MADRID NOT t2Tbe three percent caved I from the Serpent are sailors who swam a bore at Camarlnas They express too bolbf that all the others on board were drowned but only four bodies have been washed ashore ai yet There is no telegraph station at Carnations An official telegram from Corunna says that the Serpent was wrecked oft Cove Bury near the village of Oamarlnan There were 270 per cons aboard of whom only three were paved Tbo bodies of three ladles have been washed ashore The Governor ordered the authorities at Camarlnas to render every assistance in their power The Serpent started on last Saturday on her maiden voyage She was commissioned for service In Africa last June but was detained b1 several mtthaos to machinery She and her consorts were cordially disliked by the ser vice The Serpent baa a bad record She broke down more than onoe In the man uvos of 1888 Several Admirals condemned the whole class s crank Lloyds Mont at Cornnna telegraphs that the Serpent was running for shelter into one of the bays north of Flnlsterre I is not known whether she foundered or grounded on the fearful reefs that are a continuation of the Oallclan Mountains I she foundered nobody need be surprised but the Admiralty If she grounded on the reefs she could not stand a minutes battering In a heavy ea ZN CLVSK QUA I1IEIZS Two Revolver Emptied Over Hlntlon Agent il P Uupelyen Head J Ilapelye assistant Nation ncent employed nt the Nowtown station of the Lone Island Itnllroad Company had an experience Tues day night whlli In charge ot ibm station thnt he Is not likely to forget At about ID oclock after the last train had lelt for Now York a welldresnod toll darkcoin piuxloned limn entered tho station mind Imiulrod I the last train had cone On bell told It lund bo be came ery abusive said tho train had lolt ahead of time and wanted a special train run totako him to Now York llnotyo tried to explain that tho train had nol left ahead of time whereupon tIm stronger pulled two larce rovolvotn from hln pocket and levelled them atllapolyos head Thinking time tutranicer loaded Was only joking Itnpelyo asked I they wore Ho found they wore upon hearing tho report nnd thu whiz ofn bullet past his head rlrort bullet crashed through the window behind him llorelye who had no weapon cut be hind a partition and dropped to tlie floor whereupon the man emptied one of bin re Voltoms over llaoelyoB hid The bullet toot through the screen work end paused thiougi n window on the opposite Hide of tile olhVo Ow inn to the late hour no one came to hliuelyoq osslstnnce and after lying In his uncomforta ble position for nbout an hour ho attempted to come from his hldlnrt pliei vieiom oa the man started to empty his second rovehor Tim bullets Hew In all dlrvctlons After ho bad ac complished this the mural left and was lost In tho darkness llapolye notified Pavld P Smyth the agent who lives near the suction nf what bad oc curred and with Thomas Walsh the night gatarnan who lout been mowaydmuring the huot lag started nut well armed In search of thu wouldbj murderer but they wero unable to find any trace of ulm it IB thought ho bad do ilrlutn tremens SMILING DOWN TO WORK A STKOXO AND ACTIVE STOCK MAE KETHlAKlta HArt BTISKKT BRIGHTER f The North American Company Tarn ltd T AfTnlre Over to II Creditor Mtl Tlk lied Pet CorporatIon Goss flows With ails BrokenHe U I Nnld to iSaac Beea Iojal to Ilolli to the KadAa laiKOrtaB Confereaee Ilettvenn Weetera Ballroad President to he Held cad the Method of flimsIer JtevolnllontaeriMr OoaU lie u Voice In the Vnlna ratine WaS nicement I C Walcolt it Co and flee K True no Under In the Flurry yl Yesterdays stock market demonstrated that It OHS superior to the liquidation ot a single Important interest TIme break In the North j era Iliclllu blocks caused by the failure of Messrs Docker howell k Co attracted buy ers to thoso stocks because It wn appreciated u 7 i that too heavyoiling Tnofdoy wm not on account of any misfortune that had overtaken 18 the company As much cannot oe said of a North American stock Iti most valuable ns sot is a imsi go amount ot Northern Pacific ore firmed yet tho sharp recovery In the price of flint ttock was not rollrctad In the market for North Arooilcnn ItcpnrtH that the company hind bocomo scrloiHy involved through Its In tltnata relations llli Docker Howcll Co soon bocamo uccoptod at statements of fart especially ns thoy nero partially confirmed by members of the bankrupt firm Be fore noon it became known that the icinrany had called n meeting of its credltom and that they wore In ses sion with the directors Ofllcsrs of the company declined rorMslantly nil day to make n definite Matimont rolalho to tIme affairs ot tlio cotCrn One of the new nccncles printed tho following Coinorl of tlo North Ameri can Company authfirlo us to stale that the creditors who consist oftho stroncesl finan cial mon will too tho company throuch and that all of IN assets mire Intact Another new aconcy was ofllctally Informed that the com pany la solvent beyond all question The mooting of creditors wee cry satisfactory Tho companys securIties will not bo Raorl I IU od Tlu so vague nndlrathor equivocal state r I meals did not allay apprehension as to the real condition of tIm companys affairs A few pooplo learned on Tuesday night that the com pany was In dinicultloi because it had sent out limo following notice NEW YOPK Nov 11 1S90 OEvnSMrN You are requested to attend a meeting of too creditors of this company at 10 oclock tomorrow morning The company Is I solvent but owing to the stringency of the mooney market and other disturbing clrcnm glances It mar be necessary to ask your Indul gence Kospoctfully yours COLOATK Dory ViceProsldent Nanny mull of the creditors of the company responded to tbU Invitation After a pro tracted interchange of views it wa decided that the interests of all the creditor would be most effectually protected If the entire matter web placed In the hands of a committee It was developed at the meeting that the com pany bad very nearly exhausted all of 110 available collateral and could not therefore mat gin Its loans ns much aa might be rev quired In case the prices of the Northern Pa cific stock should decline further The com Plny virtually puts the management of its affairs In the hands of the committee repre senting Its creditors That committee con sists ot IU G Bolston President of the Farm ers Loan and Trust Company C H Coster ot Drexel Morgan A Co William Salomon of Speyor t Co and also representing the DetiUche Iaulceof Berlin William Rockefel ler and Jacob HchlfTof Kuhn Loeb It Co An acroimont was entered into between all of the creditors present and the committee by 4 which thu hnt named in to Dike fifteen days to liquidate tile loans of tho company It doe not follow that the collateral pledged to seouio thoo loans will 1 e thrown upon the market They may bu disposed of privately by consent of the companj and at present tho manage ment of the concern Is in a condition to con sent to almost anything The financial straits 4 to which the company has been reduced sur prised many who havo thought that they were well posted ns to its affairs Officers of the company have given their friends well aa this with whom they did business to under stand that tim corporation owed a compare lively Biniill amount may about t2OOUUOU It appears however tint it has been borrowing several times that amountprobilnyt7000OIKI directly while ulosre DaiUor howell t Go wero borrowing lor it nearly as much more ou account of purchase of hocuritiej made for Its iicciitnt J not fcciiritics were principally this Noilhiin Pacific Mocks which the company rxpcrtecl to bo able to take up or dispose of to aduintai nest till lug In putvnaucfl of Ml Ylllaida wellknuwn policy of supporting the croillt of a Iomnauv which ho Is managing by inanlnulatliii It In tho mnrkut it Is understood mat thn broncuiKo ilrm has undo liraeotiera t Oil 10 Hoci In the hoco of clieektnc the duwnwaru lenilonvy Iargn losseS are iald to liavo lienn Inquired In this way but It IH riot known yet whether hey crete or will be boino ly l the lurth American Company or its Presl dent iJitiills ofthisn oierntlona will come out in mluo time All Unit can Io learned at present IH that thn couciru ix iiibolvunl nOt tel denlur ntloimto the conim miry noiwltli lnndlne fortno illroctorH woulil c rtaiiily uovur have male l 5 way for a committee of creditor had they felt i that they could longer man ten thu company and keep KB hiad above water Tne final out foine will unquestionably bo a winding up ot the company It huts alwuys reen a uru to allHtrcotHlncaIt bi nn Its eiUtcnco ana blind pool in lime sprttug uf1SJ l Itboacotttho Rtrent two fcOiulpunliH and no end of money It has never miccounollshel use V stool Aaacnr poration its funciluio have tonHtantly been I poriertod and UA luorcaoUatloti under the Jews of Sew Jersoy IIUH not improved its char acter I The fat tt which have Icon recited were not generally ln iwu in Wrll meet down to the loeo of biislnHs nut the ronrkot for hortb Ainorlean htock showed plainly that some thing wu wrong With that ilucle exception tin entire list was very trnna at sustained ad Vance of in to 3i per cent while Ivortbera 1aulllo prflorred hooted an exceptional net gain of 7 nor eent which was a tecovvry of about tvvothlrds of yosterdnys losr Tho iiuoitlon wan naturally asked In view of tho wrocL of tno North AmerlOHn Company and of Mr Vlllurds principal biokerx as to Mr Vlllardu poKltlnn The theory ua advanced that Mr Vlllnrd had ulood nut the grouter part of bIB lmoldinis of North American etntk the Nortluri rnciricH and the Kdtbon General KlectriuCcimimny In which he was the eon trulllni spirit Tho theory Is not plausible nor can any facts bo adduced in purport of It All or Mr V Illnrda plans v hen ho wont abroad indicated that he oxpocid to onurwie la a num j ber of uud rtnkin B on a large scale He has enured accommodation abroad for the North American Company er its brokers vvhlch Is practically canto thing and ha in other WIts given evldouc of his Inlerest la the sucrose of the North American Company It U believed by those In a posltli to know something about tha mat ter that some of the stools sold lesterday be longed to Mr Vlllurd All the circumstantial etldoncoobtaiuablolndlcuteK that Mr Vlllard has been Ivyul to his favorite company to the lact Iueslbly one reason that the street was show in netting at the real condition of the North American Company yesterday was that It do voted IIH enuiules to finding nut why the entire Hit with tie oCBptlon uf Sorth Ametleanwas buoyant It WOK currently tenoned that Mr Jay liouIJ In pursuance of n plan for Improv ing tun condition of the Western railroad nit uatlon hud iocuri l control of tbu union Pa clllu lUllnay The report was published In I a morning newspaper but the tate ments wore u loosely made that Mr Uould was ablo to make u teehnlcal denial Thoio Is excellent authority for tho fctatemint that Mr Guild has bought a larco amount of Union Iaclflc htok during the lint lOv its Ho lies Mr Haire but pIlot cap italists IIIIMI toughS too and their holdings ticetiier with those locuntly ujiiulred by Mr build and his aesoclutea ulll enable them to dlctato hue pollry of tlnrompany Anartlil chanua lu tie innniwment of the union Pa otto k mi bny Is liupenllng In consequence n th change ln the ovnernlilpof the stock It Is prohatile that the directorial of other of tae Western roads will before tone iiaderio ZXILODftl nr aors A Cum of Becilne on the HKenalk Cause lluvue Mr P Later has n paint store In 1R3 Prince street Last night he loft an olchtgallononn of benzine out on the sidewalk and somo boys who were skylarking round about there sot lire to this and It exploded scattering Its flam ing contents over the store front and upon the buys The stole caught fire and toteral or ho I boys wet burned The boys Who woro able got away as fact as their legs could carry thorn but one runic Hplnvllo nn Italian lad ol 12 who liven In M Sullivan street win found near by with part of him clothes paturatid with time nlno and burning He had been blown Homo dlntumA away by the explosion and thrown down His lees were UntIl burned Jho flru In the paint store did t250 worth of damugo JL BIO WATE JIUAIIDS XIIK EMS Carried One Mont Awiiy Wrecked Two Other mid Invaded the EngIne Room The North Gorman Lloyd steamship Ems which cot In yesterday had a touch battle with a series of hurricanes during the first threo days of her voyage from Southamp ton On the third day out the crest of an enormous wave toppled overon the ships star hoard side lilted one of the lifeboats from tim davits and carried It away and smashed two other boats The engine room skylights worn broken thn room flooded nil movable things were swnpt Into tbe sea and a part of the hips after rail and some of thus stanchions were broken All tim pas onceia were below whou the big wave came aboard Nobody was In lured Another Dnnocratlc ConKrevimnn Bio HArms Mich Nov 12It is the last straw that breaks the camels back and that last straw hit the Ilcpubllcan camel today when the official canvassers of tlocosia county opened the returns and found that Gen Cutcheon Itepl for Congress in the Ninth dis trict baa been credited on the unofficial re turns with 100 more ballots than bo received Inasmuch as Cutchcons majority in the die trlct was only 17 this gives his opponent Judge H A Wheeler a majority of 73 and elects him unless returns In other counties Will wipe it out which is not probablo This leaves only three Republicans btopbonton Burrows and ODoniiell In the delegation and Stophensons election bangs on a thread while YaplolUom In the Fourth appears to have evidence enough of fraud to unseat Bur rows Cape Orneta Destroyed by u Hnrrteane Naw OnazNs Nov 12The steamer Gussio of the Southern Pacific Steamship Company arrived here today seven days overdue It was thought that the Oussie had been lost and the company was about to send a steamer to search for the crew when the missing vessel put in an appearance She reports having on countered one of the severest storms ever known on tho Gulf tho wind blowing miles an hour The Gubsln was badly Injured but no lives were lost She was lying near Capo Grades during the storm and reports that the town of Cape Oraclas was entirely destroyed by the hurricane not a houie being loft standing Fire IB a Chulr Factory Fire occurred last evening In the fourstory brick building fiS North First street Williams burgh occupied by llmlleu V Ollrlen nsn chair factory The top floor of the building Is Ufcod nfl a varnishing place and it was there that tee fire StOrmed Thorn are several tene ments In the Immediate vicinity and for the half hour the lire rutted the police had dllll oulty In stilling the roars of time women and children livIng in them Foreman Iotsi Cart wi Ight of Knglne 21 won overcome by the beat nut smoke and was unconscious when resouod by his men Ho was taken to his homo The damniie to thn building was 3000 and to tho stock 1500 fully covered by insurance A Brukemii Horrible Death BOXDOUT Nov IB George Delanoy a brake man on the West Shore Hallway while walking on the truck this morning was rtruek by nn enzlne and his mangled remains were strewn along the track for a distance of fully a qunrtor of a mile Uelunoyn train arrived here early last evening and Inter he was under the Inllu ence of llminr It Is said ho was on bin way to hunt tin his wife nt a low resort when ho met his death For dome time past his wile has caused him considerable trouble and for sev eral days hn has beou on a spree Dulanoy was 31 years old The Weather Tbe storm which WM central lo Manitoba yesterday remains stationary end wltboul liavlnv developed per ceptibly IU aloir progress Is due lo a Urge high barometer area which came In fiom the frellle com and which U advancing rapidly eastward A second blfh barometer area prvilU crer tile lake region Atlantic Btatri SIuINSW England whichLclnif without Deny U I cautne rain in lbs ImmMllale Atlantic coast from tbe cool temperature from the land coming in contact wIth the warmer of be ocean A large air condlllo eiliti west ot the MUilnlppI River over the lake region and south Atlantic BUlea Heavy raine bay occurred In the Ohio and lower UUelMppI valleribelnf htarleilat Loulivllle Uy134 and Cairo III 214 It Is I warmer In tie Weit and south Atlantic states In the Idw Eniland blatei tbe temperature continues lowThe The highest Oorermnent tempertturo wai44 law cut Sfl sTorage humIdity D4 per cent wind tight north thy Today promlies to be tsIr and warmer Frl lay fair and cooler The thermometer In Perry pharmacy In Tin 8i buildIng reiterday recorded the temperature ai folios i buss iuuui lelit 150 JAM f 2 ao 3 Ml M i e 4J UAM tM V O i V H tiP 41 VAM ri icj l ii r st t4 j ISM St 41llJSJU OS 42 Arerage C AViTsiO on oy 12 2r6u IIIIXJL OPtICS ronkrxr TIII N r K Tiirunir For Maine New llampihlre Vernent Uuiachaietti Rhode Iiland Connectlcul and ranirn Few lock fiir frtctttl by HgM talu In fittest lauiAeaifem JcufcicAit sells tllyMty trirtxer iriali ulnJ lot tIe DUtrlcl of Columbia euirrn renmrlvanla New irrey Jta nr Url rd and Virginia light rain followed by fair iHjbtly warn rj variable winds for WI Vlrttola western renneylvanla weetern Mew York sad Ohio fair preceded ty rail In the MUtam of Weel Virginia ne ctuf e In leaperalur at alUMly VM our ta Oaiai yarieaU wlaaa

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s s 4 y L THE SUN THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 1990 j If changes in msattaM ot the shlfttaf own ebI 1lblr rahlp whl e baa taken pla in te cf stock market recently rlt reen Th first formal step toward establishing 1m fora tp towar Itabllhlnl ew relation s between th Tronic Unas west of Chicago wirE I II I understood b taken at a eonrtreno at railroad Presidents and bankers f similar to th one held In this city nearly two years ago when the socalled gentlemens 0nlemenl 1 agreement wrn entered Into Nothing that sort Is contemplated now but the companies nQw Will b Liked to adopt Chairman Walkers put 11 b aopt petition to aboUh all of their competitive 4 freUht omees discharge their freight pollot tore and oontraotors and concentrate all com petltive business in a sln le oflloe at each hloplng point I Is further proposed t place the ratsmaking power In the band of a corn 4 raratlvaly small commute Tbs propos I ilon hare recently been discussed at length 4 1b InK HOK nnd have ben carefully studied fay railroad manager HO that they fire pro pared to give the new system a trial r It Is ntated te those in a position to know 1 tnt the new owners of the Union Pacific Com t nany will not abrogate the alliance between btwen I tbat company and 1M Chicago and North western On tbo contrary they say I will b strengthened by what Is takIng pled I Is understood that that alliance will b modified r so that It will not be objectionable t the competitors of the Northwestern and tbat the Chicago Milwaukee and Bt Paul oorncanT will bebrotigbt Into close relations with the r UnloniFaclilo Mr Gould wa dtalnclhwt 10 i UnlonPnUa Goud WI talk about the Batter yJ ray Clte lan Goor tn Mkitoua 0 the Ate IIOQ fom palJ theSonthweitrnUnes have agreed to Al oe strensthen rates and efforts are being mad 1 t trnltben lines went ol Chicago Including the t I Houthwestern Norb1ln ant all Trans continental lines upon a like bail viZ a mall general committee t control rat and lal eeUtl r Introduce the many economies expected to re t sult from joint or common agents at oompeti 1 jrlnt polntl Another banker InterestedMn the matter banker snld The result our efforts wlfi be an increase crease of about two mills per ton per mile in rates which will give the companies as fair a I prollt an they can expect f CmrAoo Nov iaItegard ng the Impending changes to be made In the union Pacific man t agement mao advices were received in i i Chicago today avlcel New York which Indicate that the will bo sweeping I 11 more than possible that W I New man now Third vicePresident ot the Chicago 1 and Northwestern In charg of traffic will have the chief trafflo position on the Union Pacific offered him while K t 1 H Clark now otored t i VicePresident and General Manager of the Ulstourl Pacific will be called upon to reor ganize the operating department of the ra Both are old llentenantu of Mr Gould r r THE SCENE OX CNOE Tb l ell on tho Exchange was like old lines From the tint moment t the last the tih Fom tmes heavy liquidations on account of the suspen sions of Tuesday and the fact that sturdy brokers stood ready to accept all offers tended t 10 greatly Insplro confidence In the situation ii The galleries were thronged with visitors many of them ladles I may not be unin teresting to say that some of these ladles had a personal Interest In the enlivened situation J C WALCOTT e C 0 UNDER Through all the racket and hubbub I was plain to be seen that the condition of things was very much Imnroved The action of the verI standing shoulder to shoulder and 1 the announcement that all banks that needed t assistance could have I wasjn Itself a guar antee of a brighter market Even when It was announced that the firm ot J 0 WacolkC t 32 Pine street could not go on it caused scarcely a ripple tMr Walcott has been a member of tha Jxchanl8lncc Nov 5 1869 and his llrm was organized on Dea 31 1888 There is no company to it Mr Waloott In 1871 formed a copartnership as Clark Waloottt Co which continued until Jan 1 1875 Ho has contnnld If bad several partners u n since than and the Tu lost Ol lUOm LHUH f AJK A1UBUU A04KU UU 4CU r 811888 Several months ago Mr Walcott was ms T rated to be worth In the neighborhood of 100000 Ills buslnrni has been mainly In In vestment bonds and Blocks He made an as signment to Col David B Sickles of the American can Surety Company Col Sickles said in the afternoon tbat he had I looked over tho affairs of Mr Walcott and he 1 believed that when they were straightened out l thero would b I balance of 130000 coming i I t him Col Sickles explained cmlnlito of tho failure to b like that of the others of the day before thai Is the timidity of certain Jc i banks to lend on tho securities held by Mr Walcott It may b added that Mr Walott II considered in the street as extremely con t narrative almost timid In his financial policy i 1 Thin was Illustrated in 1881 when during the 1 troubles of that year bo retired from business i Tho securities which Mr Walcott considered to be too burdensome for him to carry bad to como out on the Exchange There Is a lot ot them and they demonstrate tat Mr Walcotts clients were both long and short of the market U The sudden changes the prices for the two I days seemed to have caught both sides nap t ping ale record of stocks sold out r JIUI stocks bought in under the rule and bonds s sold out under the rule amount t 4660 shares c and 33000 in bonds sold A follows t STOCKS OLD BOO share 0 O a and St Louis ZOO sharea Calceso Oa lu shares Louisville and Jfasbvllla 1011 loo sharea Toledo Ann Arbor and Marth Mlchlf en IU sharea Illinois Central t loo shares Lake Erie and Western preferred luieharea Wisconsin rentraL IQOaharea Allen and Terra Haute 500 sharea Aublaon Jat k HK shares Union Paetfle 800 shares Paolflo MaL IUD shares Richmond Terminal 10 shares Wabash preferred I 1 om sharea Laekawanna 100 shaves Delaware and Itudeen 1 on shares Denver and RIs araade preferred too share North American 1 Lmr BOO shares St Paul I j t STOCKS aevan lOOebarei Lonlavtlle and Nashville BOO shares Laokawanna 3roibatea IL O and 8k Lm luo ehaes Chicago Gas 1100 shares Klcbmond Termlaal 100 shares North American 100 shares Illinois central COeDS 1 1000 l Northern Paeiflo 5s fcooo Missouri Kansas and Texas 4 3 II lnoo Hooklnr Valley 5s fooo Louisville Ht Louis and Texaa Firsts Io l Ran Tenneeeee Vlrtlnla and Ueerfla As io iTmon Paclflo sinking fond 8 per cent 1 c ibis and MlMleilppl eecands 70011 Wabash second s 0 MlMonri Iota third raortteta 1100 Erie seconds The suspension ot Benjamin K True was then announced but I was received with un concern a Mr True had no outstanding con trasts on th Exchange and In fact bas been scarcely heard of In Wall street from the day be entered the Exchange on Feb 261885 He V ad desk room with Manrlac tc Bishop 38 Broad street aura FOB PECKER ROWELL a CO8 COUNT The activity and hullabaloo continued and t tbe securities of Decker Howell t Co again I attracted attention There was a large batch of them void out and bought in under the rule J on Tuesday and another notch was brought to t 4 light yesterday The number shares sold out for the firm aggregated 8050 shares Thee t cumber bought In for the firm was 1760 sharop S e Besides tho e there was I25UOO In bonds sold out and 15000 ounces of silver The closing Iollni lr for liver last night was 108M The de I 4 tailed lint of tho securities sold out and bought In for the firm Is sTeels SOLD an stuns Louisville and NaskvUle r can shares treat Northern preferred t 4oreharee Union Iaciao r4 aiiOaharee Tennessee coal and Iran 2 9xi sbaree North American J KB75 eltares Northern Pacific oomteon 77 shares Northern rlfJgg1 V ixjo Ibo Texas le IU shins Northwestern eomnen STOCKS bOOST I L IIg J 1 son shares LoulsvUts and Naehfllle i 1 SVi shares Kt Paul I i iu hares Richmond Terminal i y 100 eharee Northwestern cnn 11 e 10 ehsrcs Rock Island J V 100 stars Chicago Gas t 7ix bro North Amerlaaa G 1S5ii eahraa Lead Trust sou sharss Canada Southerm 100 shares O u O and 8k Led i iT MO shares Brie commas BO sharee Missouri t i BOO skates Orsxen Improvement J c loaD bOLD t 30000 Worthies rca Lead Orsat Ii n Li 10 Northern Pactto I OtI I siLVaa IlLS ISOOO otuiees cloalDf price on Thamte ltm V The Insignificance of David Richmonds sus pension was brought out when the amount us lt tbe securities which he could not handle was t i t olllolally dealt in by the Exchange There was tL sold out for his account two hundred shares of Laekawanna The offices ot Decker Howell Co had many l Ttsitora during the day The firm bas many trm frndB and there were expressions of regret optlslonl rtret for their disaster William Nelson Cromwell the assignee and biB assistants were Cromwel slll tho booke all day He bad the whole force of clerks in the office at work for him and hi be 4 I eves thai within a few days be conjftve a z rough estimate of the firms situation He still t believes that the assets are largely In excess of the liabilities even though he now places the liabilities at between llpOOOOOO and r 15000000 The firm turned over to him yesterday 1000000 11 securities and Icurlt this demonstrated to Mr Cromwell more than seer before that the failure was not due to the lack of securities but to the extreme tightness etme Ilhlnell 74 Q of money and the hesitancy of banks and bankers to make further loans on the firms collateral Mr Cromwell I admitted that the w units ol the firm consisted largilr of tat Til 4 ilard ssuijtIes But 1tl Insist thaw the c creditors use good judgment thy will be paid In nil 1 He added that the wl developments tat te I velopments had demonstrated dyl dU 4 poHltion and furthermore that the banks t eror tat te bnu and bankers who had accommodated the firm 1 appgared 10 b fully aware that the conserva Un pot y was the one to lie telnsena I body had circulated a report purne t that rpor 7 henry Viad hd dePOsited tn the 8m Dank lund UDn wbloh Decker howell ft Co L could draw Mr Cromwell smilingly said be would liko to believe that story but be bad not beard of the slightest foundation for It 0 M WBITHET a c c The members of the flnnof a X Co eonslstlng oTilr I ltwi b J I E I t JWarand K4wlm I 1 I H n c 1 f lIe Individual stmineBt with QeorrW loh1dua wt Uulntard the anlgnee of the firm Mr Qtiln tard Mrs that the principal creditors of the item are the Farmer Loan and Trust Com pany the Kings County Trust Company and the Manhattan Life Insurance Company The Srm according to Mr Unlntard owes about 9000000 which la I all covered br collateral at 20 I per cent margin at thc tlm of making the loans In addition he says that the firm has on hand 100000 In eeouritles and there is be sides 700000 duo in cash which will be col lected as speedily A possible and turned over to the creditors In can there Is any deficiency on Ibo securities Mr Onlntard says there Is nothing due outside of tho amount due on loans He also nalil that the creditors WIN disposed to recognize that tho failure was not due to anything but the strlBrcnoy In the money market and they were fully aware ut the AdvntBgei which the action of the Clearing aton Cla Ing House would have on the situation THE CMAIUNO HOUSE TO THE VBONT The action of the Clearing House In comlnc to the old nl the banks In trouble was one of the particular features In yesterdays situa tion When the Clearing House closed forth day I a found that all the aid extended amounted to 1105000 and this amount In cludes the sum advanced to the Bank of North America the day before which was 900000 The additional aid as shown In the certificates a oertfoatel Issued over this amount was partly to the North River Hank and to two otherBtate banks which the officials of tbe Clearing lions de clined to mention They do this because In their estimation tbs banks are not In the least danger and any publicity of the fact that they called for aid mlghtpreclpltatedlsastronsruns on the two banks in question Ai for the North Biter Bank there was no teo nse for further secrecy concerning its affairs When the Clearing Hops opened yoterday morning the bank owed the Association 160 0 It was the balance left over from the day before 1A marked contrast to this state of affairs was the fact that the Bank of North America for te creditor at the Clearing House I bait been necessary for the Clearing House up t date to issue only 1465000 while dur ing the panic of 1831 it Issued 27000000 of those certificates This was the time when the ctlfcatel te Metropolitan Bank and others went under mft NORTH RITER BANK B178XXD It waa 5SOOhort stt theCleartn se Tcetertfay MnlB wham ss Hun Bet In The tight money market found Its art bank victim yesterday afternoon In the North River Btate National Bank and at 340 oclock twen ty minutes before the usual closing time the doors ot the building at the corner ot Green wich and Der streets were closed The bank was in trouble on Tuesday and was short In Its accounts with the Clean House 119000 After banking hours they paid In 59000 ot this leaving them 1000 t the bad That was the condition of affairs when the bank opened yesterday morning A soon as the doors were opened there began a run Quiet but steady and it was soon necessary to apply to the Clearing House for loan certificates The first request wax granted The run continued and there came another shortage A messen ger was sent to the Clearing House stating that the reports in the morning papers of the trouble the bank had bad had caused touble ta ba oauld a run and that more money was needed The Clear ing House officials said certainly we wU ad vance all that Is required and we will send our Loan Committee down to the bank to find out just the condition of afar and we will 4 n II h 1 h u I flMV v w uv V vv The money didnt got around promptly and at 2 JO oclock a man who went in with a check for 197 came out and said he couldnt set it cashed Another man came out and said that be had Intended to deposit 176 but that be had been advised not to by some one Inside the bank Therumorthat the bank bad suspended flew around the neighborhood quickly and de positors many of whom are In the produce business within a block of the bank hurried In A few of them got Inside the bank and then the doors were closed and locked and the real excitement began There was no notice posted telling the reason for the closing and that added somewhat to the excitement The de positors didnt generally believe that their money was in danger but they didnt like the looks of things and demanded to know the reason for the state of affairs At 2 oclock the President Edward E Ged nero had come out and bad said t a man who asked him about the condition affairs w are sound a a dollar There no trouble at all and wo will com off with flying color This was quoted and the teen who knew the President said they believed the bank was sound They couldnt understand why the doors wer closed though A little before 3 oclock Assistant State Bank Examiner Law rence F Cahlll got around and was admitted by a side door Ten minutes later a clerk posted the notice Closed temporarily There was a crowd about then and word was sent t the Liberty street sta tion for policemen Two came and they made every one move on There wasnt a word heard from Inside the bank for an hour Then the Loan Committee of the Clear ing House headed br 1 D Tappan cam around and Knocked at the door Whoever t opened it told them that Mr Cahlll was in charge and they turned around and walked away Not one of them would say a word one way or the other about the trouble An hour passed with no news and then Lawyer Kellogg who is counsel for the bak came ont He said to the reporters who crowded around him After a brief sure I feel warranted say leg that the bank will pull through all right That was all All questions be answered by saying be didnt know I was dark when he went away and the crowd thinned out A few depositors who bad all the way from 190 t I2o000 each In tbo bank stayed arund to i keep the reporters company One man who said bo had 160 on deposit offered to sell oat for seventyflv cents on the dollar No body wanted to buy Another man who had only IS In the bonk complained and a de positor who hadnt lost hU courage offered him 300 cash for It The offer was not accepted John A Wbalen President of the Citizens Bank of Elizabeth of which the North River Is the New York correspondent said later tbat Examiner Cahlll assisted by Examiner Attebury was looking over the banks securi ties thai they sore going to work all night and that the bank officials expected to be able to open the bank at 10 oclock this morning and resume business Paying Teller Bands said that from what be had heard bl believed the bank would resume In the morning President Qedney and a bookkeeper named Mcintyre came out presently They name rush by the reporter They were finally Induced duoed to say that they didnt know anything The first authentic information from a hank I lrt autentlo official came from a man who was pointed ont by an employe of tie bank as Mr E J a omplQ8 E Brokaw the Yic President What t tbe condition of the bank 1 What IF they doing inside 1 a reporter asked him They ar counting pennies replied Mr Brokw They have found nine and expect toftud one moje t lod oclook Examiner Cahlll and his assis tant and the man who was pointed out as Tel ler Bands came out Mr Cahlll said that be I could make statement as t the condition of the bank before noon today i There Is I a nOlonl amount of work to do be said Every paper has got to be ex i amined and ifused papt I would not be fair for me to give any opinion of the condition of the bank fV6 this work Is all done I am through for the night I have telegraphed my superior Mr Preston and ba bas started from Albany I will see him tonight and then tomorrow morrow WI can say something definite tl The North Blver Bank W organized years Nor ao It is a member of tbe Clearing H ouse a operates under a Slate charter granted in 1943 Its capital Is 1240000 Among its citric tors are John H Htrln W E Tefft of Tefft WellerACa q OJ Worthington f1 Trt eBn ator Nicholas Muller President E K Oednty WAS elected to that place In November 1888 on the death of Levi Apgsr who ba ben Presi dent fur many years The quarterly re port of the banks condition on Sept por Bpt 97 al mad by the officers of the bank to tbe Bank Superintendent showed resources I3056U33 a follows Loans and discounts 4047524 of which 1161660 was due from directors due from trust companies and banks 1291848 banking bouse and lot 175 000 other real statLI19011 bonds and mortgages 0120 stocks and bonds 7000 specie 124430 United States legal tender and national bank circulating notes 1133900 cash items bills and checks for the next days exchanges 183221 other Items carried as cash 117017 current expenses 19448 in i terest II 889 18311 exchange 1961 oTerdraft iSabllitlesCaDltal stock raid In 340000 surplus fund 103924 undivided profits discount dl count 2506 due depositors subject to check 3441945 demand certificate of deposit 18540 certified checks 189378 due other dividends banks and trust 896 companies 140408 I unpaid The Clearing House circular of last week showed tbat the bank bad a surplus of 118 600 deposits 1 0OI8 loans 1975000 and 19601 cash on bad 12700 The rule of national banks is to retain a rrrve equal to 25 per cent of their liabilities On Saturday tha bank was 334000 short of this atuar to ftt Tb 10V stock of the bank on Oct 29 was quoted 10Vipite of a rumor wnlch reached the street yesterday that there bad been a te on the feciauioeand Traders BattkPruidant Meyer 11Ierd lewlwcersaid t aTTHut reporter that Mag bid bnauit H said tfcat 11tr r t tM IVCWM t I PUMBMtMIMUr U4 tpMtittSMtod and tkM then kbPt b the sligbteit l4rn ot a t The reosivie aUahJ In half a million Ti Mr hal meeringjr said I the bank had refused some cc posits offered Only 67000 was pale out dur ing the day according t the Prefildenfsstate ment although he admitted that the bank had called on the Clearing Hone for some of amount the loan certificate If e 1 wouldnt stat the aount at the Market and Fulton Bank the report of a run was denied and one of the officers said tbat the business den wss smeller even than usual AI4 JTreiKa Mea WAIHTHOTON Nov 11he Beet of te TrAD today authorized the Assistant Treasurer at Ban Francisco t receive deposit of funds from bankers desiring to transfer te m telegraoh to the Assistant Treasurer at New York This is don to enable person pron ltw in New York having funds In Ban Francisco tnat are not needed there to transfer them for immediate use In New York The department will also accord this privilege t other points at which there are subTreasuries should It act A a means of affording any relict at the pres ent time I JVDQB HOLMS MAXJSD At COBK SPOHDKNT Pr T C Taller Baatna Hat for Btvcrtet i am III Brla Sr Last Winter This notice appeared In the list o marriages In the city newspapers on Feb 31 last rCLIBltnA8TIMOBOn Friday rIb II Hewlett city bj lb Rev Marvin a Vincent DD L p Llsile Mellard dustier of the lat Cbarlee 0 Use tints to Fraser C Fuller K D both ot Maw York city Judge Freedman In the Superior Court granted an order yesterday for the servIce br publication of a summons and complaint U an action for absolute divorce brought by D Fuller against his wit The plaintiff Is I a I young wellknown and successful physician I The defendant Is said to b worth a million i dollars In bar ow right The corespondsnt IB no less I person than Leicester Holme some time Judge of the City Court and latterly pri vate secretary to Mayor Grant Dr Fullers marriage to Miss Hastings was a runaway match Both of Mil BAt parents wore dead when Dr Fuller met her two rear or so ago She was then about 16 I rears old and was living under the testamen tary guardianship of William H Phillips Her brother Charles H Hastings was living In this clt1 but Mr Phillips was the young ladys guardian and it was without his consent tat and Dr Fuller wife and Miss Hastings became husband Th young physician it I lad met his future wit at a reception at the house eta cer tain wealthy lady of the semiliterary set who lives not ta from Fifth avenue During the winter they frequently met at social af fairs and before lone they were engaged The marriage was performeb by the Rev Dr Vincent of the Union Theological Sem inary at his house where the young couple presented themselves on the night before Washingtons Birthday accom panied by a friend of tl groom After the marriage they bind apartments In the Dakota flat and there In April held a mar riage reception I wa attended br some two or three hundred friends of the young married couple By this time the guardian and Iriends tme rendl ot Mrs Fuller nte Hastings had become somewhat ha bcme lome what reconciled t the inevitable I No one seems to know lust how the art meeting between exJudg Holm and Mr Fuller came about but it Is said that they first met at a reception at Mr Fullers home and that they were introduced by D Fuller him self However that mar be I appears from the complaint and affidavit filed by Dr Fullers attorney In the clerks offlee of the Superior Court that the acquaintance thus formed speedily rinened into a Improper acquaintance rene Imprpr a quaintance Dr Fuller makes oath thafb It Informed and verily believeS tbat at divers Ter blo vei times during tae months of June and dlvr the present rear the defendant committed adultery with one Leicester Holme Dr and Mn Fuller separated some time in August and Mr Fuller went to Ban Francis co where I Is said she Is now According to the latest report she was living at the Palace Hotel in that city Owing to her nonresi l dence and the consequent Inability of bar hue band to serve notice of his suit for divorce upon her the application for an order for the service of the papers by publication was made te pprs Plblcton Wa t Judge Freeaman yesterday mae A reporter found Mr Holme at the Manhat tan Club last night When told t the action begun In court he said I A never more surprised In my life lo William H Phillips the testamentary guar dian of Mrs Fuller bas an office at 40 wall great and lives at 18 East Flftr seventh street He admitted last evening that be was the youngladrs testamentary guardianbut would make no statement about the trouble in which she Is now involved Dr Fuller was found at hIs offlee 47 West Fiftieth street but would say nothing about the case referring the reporter to his attorney Charles H Hastings the brother ot Mr Fu r 13 Wet Fiftythird street Is now at the to Windsor Hotel ExJudge Holme the corespondent II i about 88 rears old He was formerly married but his wife secured a divorce from marie he bas sine occupied bachelor apartments up aparment town In 1888 he was appointed by Gay Hill t fill tbe vacancy caused by the resignation of rllgAlon Judge Edward Brown of theJcity Court and served out the lattere term Me was not r nominated but when Mr Cram up to that time Mayor Grants private secretary was ap pointed City Chamberlain Mr Holme succeed ed him as tbe Mayors secretary And occupied Aecrtl oupld tbat post until about three months ago when he resigned the office to practice law nrpBomricjTf ur TOM XLRTATKD M alf MllllM Bxyoatfe far Maw Oar te lUtlev 0vre rew4tBE The annual meeting of the Manhattan Ele vated Railway Company was held at 71 Broad way at noon yesterday These officers and di rectors realtcted President Jay Gould rtorl wir r otd Pesldlnt I VicePresident B M Gallaway Secretary and Treasurer D W Williams Directors Jay Gould I M Qallaway Russell Sage Samuel Sloan Sidney Dillon George J Gould J Pier pont Morgan John H Hall Cyrus W Field Edwin Gould Chester W Ohapln Simon Wormser 8V Whit Inspectors next annual BMtlng orer J J Bloom Philip 1 Harris annua The annual report showed Oroee aisles DOTieeM operatini expense and taxes BKJOBIV C Net aaninn 434UR IT IDtrsst Os bonds and rsatal 88UBO2 23 Jaleaeear7percealcn 9aau ooowj Oa ltAlStMk7 t6025 P Dividend e pet cent IMOOOOUO surpis pr M 1000335 OS 1002501 Operating per cent 0163 Passengers carried during the rear wr Second avenne lies I 83 79318 Third avenne Una 72M1P3 siitii avenne Una ejni7a33 Ninth avenee Una 1B591 An line IB820aB77 The meeting was private but Secretary Mo Wpams said afterward that It bad been de elded to make extensive Improvements I on the several 1 roads The company has already or dared 500000 worth of new cars These cars are now being delivered The now rolling stock will It Is said be used to relieve the present overcrowded condition of the o HITUART Frederick B Fnrneis widely know an antiquarian collector of Indian relics and Imple of aboriginal traditions died on Mon day In Waterloo Seneca county aged 67 years Be was the youngest of eleven brothers who cam In a emigrant vessel from England to this country fifty roars ago with tbelr parents English farmers He began life a a brake man on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad and lost a leg on tbe railroad the first year of his service H remained in the service of the company until the war broke out when he started the famous railroad restaurant In the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Companys depot at Cleveland wblr he made a big fortune during the war While conducting the restaurant he Invented the device br which it became possi ble to fold up the upper berth of a sleeping car and fasten It to the roof of the the fatln oa so te car could be used as a passenger coach during the day Ha sold th patent t George R Pull man and was in receipt of a royalty for It besides He bad been for many years an au thority on Indian antiquity Ho possessed the largest museum of aboriginal relics and curiosities osities in the country part of which is at his stockaded summer residence at Crystal Spring N Y and part In Waterloo At the time of his death he was making preparation to erect a monument to lied Jacket the great Seneca chief at Canoga Seneca county which the deceased ha established by long research as the birthplace of lied Jacket Mr Furness was an adopted son of the Beneoa Indians on the Cattaraugus reservation ataraurus eeraton Ammon Taylor Peck died of heart disease in Danbury on Nov I while sitting In his chair He was 75 years old and was about the last of the oldfashioned comb makers wbo worked by bad entirely He was one of the best known men in western Connecticut Many years ago be wrote a small pamphlet entitled Fortunes for Workingmen in which he de clared It to b the duty ot the Government to I lend money t farmers on farm land The work was sent t every member of Congress and Mr Peck received many congratulatory letters on the Ides The points he advocated were ten up by the Farmers All lanceand are now among the fundamental principles of that organization Mr Feck was a frequent con tributor to the newspapers and THE SUN has several times published his letters In which he aired his theories An oldfashioned Demo crat be was a inveterate opponent of free trade He was once Quit wealthy but died 1 comparatively poor man Dr Richard J Levis died yesterday morning of pneumonia at his residence Cedar Croft tbe borne of the late Bayard Taylor in Ken nett Pa after an Illness of two days Richard J Levis was born In Philadelphia in 1827 and was the son of the late Dr M M Levis Young LevU studied medicine at Jefferson Coll ge I and graduated In 1818 Dr Levis wasatvarious i periods during bis active professional life cur geon t the Wills Eye Hospital to the ThUs leon elphlaHoipltaltbsFennsylvaniaHoBpttBltbe Jefferson Hospital and the Philadelphia Poly clinla and College for Graduates From 1877 t 1887 he a President of the Board of Trus tees of Jefferson College H also served an Pfldsnt of the Medical Sooley of the State of Pncisylvnia In 185 apd 8 Irealdent of the Philadelphia County Medical Society In J885 8 Dr Levis retired from practice in 1837 Myndres Hulbert died in Qloversvllle on Tuesday She was born Jan 1 1800 and was the oldest of coven sisters only on of whom survives These maiden ladles have lived for many years In what has been known a the Old Hnlbert Bouee at the bend of Main street toward Johnstiwn The house was the original Mathews plantation homestead and the surrounding acres were once tilled by Iae owed by John Mathews father of tbe late John B Mewl who recently died In Johnstown The property reDtr the pos session of the late Judge Daniel Cady and he provided a homo for the Misses Hulbert during their lifetime The two families were con nected The low oldfashioned brick farm Sons now stands near the centre of the city and Is a valuable uloc of property Most oly the orglnal plantation is carved into city lots OnpL Josaph Clark Clifford of the Uni ted States Armory In Springfield died of brain disease thin morning In the retreat at Cromwell Oonn where be was on a leave of absence on account or sickness Capl Clifford Olford was graduated from Amberlt College In the class of 1862 and at once busted In the Forty second Massachusetts Regiment a Sergeant He was promoted to a Second Lieutenancy In 1863 and to lie First Lieutenant In tb Fifth New Hampshire Heavy Artillery In 1864 and i spoil after was made Aldedec a np l to Gen skins In the Department of Washington From 1865 t 1871 he was a Second Lieutenant of Ordnance at Washington and was pro moted successively t a Captaincy In 1875 He was about 90 years old and leaves a widow and two sons Thomas K Flnley aged 42 years died at the Presbyterian Hospital on Sunday last from the rupturo of a blood vessel He was born In Ealnbnrgh and came to this country when very young On tbe outbreak of ounlrr war be nllsted In the navy and was assigned vI the Oneida ot Admiral tarrsgutB squadron He participated In the bombardment of Fort Jack eon and Fort Bt Pbllllpo and In the battle of Mobile Bay After the war he became an offi cer on the Pacific Mal line of steamers be tween Ban Francisco and China In 1880 he ton oa t New York where be has since resided He was a member of Kennedy Post 43 G A 1 and of the Farragut Naval Association E Henry Barnard son of the late Jude E Timothy Barnard of Connecticut the pioneer settler of Plttsfofd Monroe county K Y died at PHtsford on Monday on Inc estate founded by his father more than a century ago aged 82 years He was a brother of tbe late lon Daniel D Barnard a politician of national reputation forty years ago be having been several lImes a Congrehsiusn and represented this country as Minister to spain Ho leaves three children and a grandson Ensign Craven of the United States army Judge Bandel Associate Justice of the Su preme Courtot Arkansas died at his borne in Fort Smith yesterday He was United States Attorney for the Wsler district of Arkansas under Clevelands Administration and resigned signed upon the election of Harrison and was elected In April 18fl9 to the Supreme bench of tbe Stat Mr Henry Travis died In Natlok on Wednes day at the age of V In tho early part of lila life be entered Into tbe brogan business Ha was well known In musical circles having played In J his boyhood brotn the Kendalls Flaggs Boyd and Gibbons famous as mem ber of the celebrated Boston Brigade lan Charles F Palmer for the put nine years Bnturtntendent of the Poor of Orleans county died on Bud night aged fifty rears out Joelah Blackburn proprietor of the London Tuesday Ont Jv hess dld at Hot Spring Ark on Tb widow the Duke of Malakoff who took a prominent part In tb Crimean war I dead The Bishop of RIo Janeiro Is dead BRLBRRT CHARGED A Protest AgaInst Frt CIt to T KeitoblleM Aaaenklyman BaTA Nov 12A vigorous protest was made yesterday before the Board of County Canvassers against the Issuing of certificate of election to a L Bheffar and Lewis Varney the Republican candidates for Assembly in the First and Seoond districts in this Firt Ind dlstrctsln tll county Th Protestants were L O Davis and F I Boyce the candidates of the Democracy It appears by the returns tbat Bbeffers majority was 149 and Tarneys about 60 The protest against Shelters being declared looted alleges tbat certain ballots cut for Bbeffer should not b counted because they were cat by men who bad no legal right to cast them because voters were paid to vote them because tbe official ballot was so print ed tbat I was easy to discover which ballot a ma voted because In a certain district there were four Republican and but one Democratic inspector because In a certain election die mid both ballot clerks ware Republicans and because from the votr Is bad been bribed t 1 B away The protest of Boyoe against Varneys 11 tion In the Second district Is similar to that of Davis against Bheffar with the addition that men had been bribed had received personal gifts or belonged to an association which had received such gifts had been promised loans of money If their votes ware cast for Varney I because money had ben given to saloonkeep r to Influence votes because men bad been bn paid exorbitant prices to help drive backs which already had drivers because money had been paid on various pretexts to Influence balota Otl and because of a defect In the official The Board of Supervisors acting A eanTU I r Is composed ef twely Republicans and Rpublcna Ight Democrats While the protests caused some consternation among Republican caue hers and to the candidate of that party ml I at the earn time refused to make investiga tion or even to entertain the chance and unanimously voted to Issue certificate of Ie candidate tion to Shorter Varney and all the Republican I UICJDB AND tROBAKLT A MVRUKR Koberl Kerr Bkoota a Wee with WWM ha Is Intlsaat sad Kllla Hlaaelf HKWABX Nov 12Two pistol shot were head at 10 oclock last night in a little saloon in Canlleld street Orange kent by Mrs Max Knoje a attractive widow 8 rears of age The shots were In quick succession and they startled the quiet neighborhood Five or six mn ran into the saloon and found Mrs Knobl lying on tho floor In front ot the bar with blood flowing from a wound in her neck While the men wIre trying t get her t tU bow she was wounded another shot was beard in tbe yard and two of t men ran out t a woodshed where they found a man dytg with of a revolver his head In bis band and a weund in tb wU He was Robert Kerr a clerk employed In 8 Bcbeur A Sons grocery inOrn and living In Newark He died bforbe could b removed Kerr bad a wife and several children in i Newark but for lorn timpe baa bn paying attention t 1n hueD who believed j him t b single and who ap19rd fo like blm Bbl could not speak last flight and itile was removed to the Memorial Hospital where It I was found that the beT bal from the pistol bad struck her on the ell and glanced down ward Into her cbst It was taO ow mortal wound Xkwall Elected to Canscraaa EutiBA Nov 12Tbe official count on Con I gressman In the Twentyelghlh Congress dls trlot U at follows For Rockwell Dem Cbe pgng coupty 671 plual Seneca county e7 lur1llty Jo Iyes 1ti PSburler r1 1i Jolrl V I3 BROOKLYNS UNION LEAGUE U rlHB HKW JtOVBK IZOAJ XA8X KrtNINO fT raer Millar Kxa U1as ike Oaajew e f a cant Event t Ik niatorr eriC Fartr bat DacaaU MasilUsi Slats by Nueaa I The new building of the Union Lewros Cub Bedford ann and Dean street Brooklyn was dedicated last night The proceedings wero conducted In the grist dining room a tnacnlfloent apartment trimmed In Quartered oak with tinted walls and panelled ceilings At one end was a raised platform where the officers of the club and the speakers tat tan ale was furnished by a portion of Theodore Thomass orchestra under the baton of 0 Mortimer Wicks who conducts the Phllbar monlo concerts In Brooklyn There was music too from the Amphlon chorus also under the direction of Mr Wlske John W HUIICT the Chairman of the Build Committee formally turned over the house to the club throuch Its Chairman At the close of th speech he presented the keys of the buldlnl enclosed In a plush box to the Presi dent Francis H Wilson Mr Wilson Cornell mented the Building Committee on the excel lence of Its work Then otter I short address ho turned to James 8 T Stranahan Who laid the corner atone of the building less than a I year ago and formally presented him with the liver trowel with which ho performed the cere mony Mr Btranahan In his address said I We have recently met what shall I call It 1 a surface change Being a young man I will i toll yOU what occurred within my memory In a line with what ban happened within the lost few days There was a time when what was wa known as tne Sub Traury bill was forced upon us by Congress while Martin a Bnren was President I created a great disturbance in thu country and after the noxt election in uteal of the Democrats having a majority of 98 In the Assembly and our side but SO It was chanced so thst we had 100 and the Democrats 28 I may not Interest you but still I may say that I was one of that 100 flftytwo years ago The change made Beward Governor In Dlaoe of Mnrcr and the older Harrison Presl dent iustad of Van lluren Ihe change i 1 come again so be of good cheer 1 bid you Next the Chairman Introdncert Ware Miller Mr Miller who was received with pro longed but dlenlned applause from the IOO men In swallow tails after congratulating the things club on Its line quarters lad among other 1 have not com to praise yon nor hare I come to condemn you I have not come to make a dedicatory speech but to tell you something about the causes of our loss We cannot exist without a full and elaborate or ganization and full and wise leadership I nee before mo men who gave weeks and months of their time to the work of 1888 and then whoa we elected our President folded their arms and thought the Itepubllcans would hold power for the next quarter of a century But in two years gentlemen we see what wo have seen within the past week Ill not pause to dwell too long on the scene Laughter The entices of this defeat are too numerous to dwell upon in detail All ovor the country and all ovor Europe too It Is being said that we wore defeated because we were the part of the protective tariff and pod what II known a the McKinley bill Tbeyjtri just a bapytonllht over the result in Lnaland Franc and Germany as they are In the Dum nPlf n J nlfmfn In ggg won squarely on the tariff question and 1 be I hive tbe party stands just a talrlr on the lAme question today Applause The Mc Kinley mil went Into operation just four weeks before the election I was undoubtedly un wise at the time The people did not like the methods of the men who are managing the party These men who are temporarily In charge have learned I a lesson which they will not soon rora arnel I Is true that toy party II In power I attract all the thieves to It who are seeking their ow personal aggrandizement The Republican party has ever been a bad olace for bosses One reason for the defeat IB that the people be lieve that the bosses bad taken possession of them the party and like a bucking mule they throw Tho boss of ft party does not hesitate to go Into pary trades with th other side The Republicans north of 8puytt Uuyvil have become tired of trades either in New York or Brooklyn beg i an wearied of comlngdown to Spnyten Dnrvll with a big majority to have I frittered away In combinations with Tammany or the County Democracy orMngwumpery Applause Our friends In Now York have had their last deal In this generation I has resulted in what A Voice Defeat Defeat of what 7 Me too from the same voice This rejoinder created uproarious laughter and for a few minutes utterly disconcerted the speaker Mr Miller proceeded to ear that the deals of the Republicans power bad cost the party the State Assembly and a United States Senator for six years to come This was a direct and legitimate result of the trade in New York city 1 the combination ticket bad been elected New York would still hAve had a Democratic Mayor and tbe Republicans would hall had to content themselves with a few minor lace R Miller Hageman read a poem of dedication rea dedlton Valhalla Before the exercises closed olole Chauncey M Depew who arrived late and I other prominent Republicans also spoke I dedication There was a collation alter the exercises of I KETTS OF rOE RAILROADS Latest Information of Interest From All OjnarMr The annual meeting of th New York and Northern Railway Company was held at 33 Nassau street yesterday These officers and directors were reflected 11 S Hayes Presi dent I F Dlmock VicePresident O G Haven Jr Secretary and Treasurer Sherman Evarts Attorney H n Vreeland General Superintendent W D Basley Auditor DIrect orsC T Barney J J Delden A M Billings George Coppell Thomas Denny H P DI mock R M Gallaway O G Haven R B Hayes Wil lam Mortens O H Payne George W Smith and Wlllllam C Whitney The annual report shows Gross earnlnirs i3e76 8 Operating expenses 4l74SItrj Surplus 8B83831 IIBSI The gross earnings from freight show a de crease of 42331366 The creator portion of the freight traffic has in former years consisted of business Interchanged via Browsters with the Now York and New England road for Pier 40 East Ithor That company having completed pleted arrangements for the handling of its New York business via Wilsons Point has since May 15 refused to Isons Northern In making a through rate on freight between New York and Jioxton and intermediate points and thus diverting Its entire New York tamo to the Housatonlo Railroad and the New England Terminal Company The annual meeting of the Third Avenue Rairoad Company was held yesterday Tb President In his report said tat the recitals for 1190 were rrort representing S3 66189 passengers This Is an increase of passenlere receipts for lim The company expects to have Its cable road in operation by Oct 1 1801 TheMe directors were elected Henry Hart William Ilciaseu Lewis Lyon It O Remsen William M ITltcliard Hllvonus a Biker Jrtolr Robert W Tailor John K Parsons B Edward Lantorbach Solomon Mehrbach Albert U rl senbaum and Albert Ellas A Boston despatch says President Adams was seen on Wednesday with rcjrnrd to the reported acquisition of tbe Union Pnclllc Railroad road by Mr Jay Gould He Bald I am abso lutely ignorant of the alleged facts in Mr Goulds allenecj interview and I greatly ques tion whether Mr Gould ever made the remarks The Union Paclllo is not negotiating with any railroadis at peace with all the world is maintaining good rates on ltd trallla and will probably continue to be operated with con servatism In tie traffic affairs A director made light of the story and said It would be found that Mr Gould bad some Union Pacific stock to Hell at 10 percent prollt Another director said Mr Ames has not been down town for two days but I dont be lieve the story anil I don t believe that Mr Ames has solicited Mr bull to take charge of the Union PaclUca affairs I dont believe a word of It1 A Baltimore despatch says that at a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company In that city yes terday Prouldent Mayer presented the sixty fourth annual report which it Is understood shows a net balance of about 11400000 The report will bo submitted tn the stockholders at their annual meeting on Monday next Whr Millar Will Not Cantaat CJURLWIOW NOT liMlller1 lawyer at Beaufort today said that Miller would not contest Elliotts seat for the Seventh district in the FHtyaeoond CongreisJnt would sue the printers who printed Millers tickets in a manner not In compliance with the law The reason assigned for this course Is that there Is more money in suing the printer than in malting a contest before a Democratic Con cress OSRIEX 1JV JBKBBT CUT Weleael By a Vet ThroneSpaeth ef feleonsei By ev Afcbatt a The only drawback to the magnificent wel come which was tendered to the Irish patriots in Jersey City last night was the sire ot the halL The receptlpn was held in the Oakland Rink a building which has a seatIng capacity of 2000 and standing room for as many more yet not onethird of the people who war anx ious to see and hear the distinguished dele gates from Ireland were able to gain admission Three buildings ot the dimensions of the rink would not have accommodated the crowd Messrs OBrien Sullivan Harrington and Gill reached Jersey City about 680 PM and were escorted at once to the largest parlor In Taylors Hotel Mrs OBrien and Mrs Sulli van accompanied their husbands OConnor and Dillon had been expected and there was no little disappointment at their absence but wnenitwoReixplalned that they had gone to Providence R I to plead the cause of Ireland there the disappointment was mollified GOT Aobett Mayor Cleveland exMayor McGarisk ot Hobokon Assemblyman Mullen exSheriff Davis M B Holmes and other mom hers of the Committee of Arrangements received the guests and engaged In conversa tion with them while the procession which was to escort them to the Rink was being formed on the streets near the hotel In the procession Joy Abbett and Mr OBrien and his wife occupied an open barouche drawn by four horses Following them in another four horse barouche came Mr Sullivan and his wife and Mayor Cleveland Twentyfive coaches containing Messrs GUI and Earring ton distinguished officials and citizens and members of the committee followed The leadlngooaobes wereescorted by the Hibernian and Davitt Silica The remainder of the parade consisted of twenty divisions of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and about BOO Citizens on foot Several bands and drum and fife corps furnished the music The sidewalks all along the route were thronged with people who cheered and yelled themselves hoarse The enthusiasm on the street was mild how ever compares with the demonstration which fla uaau nun juv flUUOb 0500fl4fl airs OBrien followed by Mayor Cleveland with Mrs tiulllvan leaning on his arm entered the door Cheer upon cheer went up bats war thrown and the women of whom there was a large number present waved their handker chiefs and joined in demonstration When the party bad been seated on the platform Mr M B Holmes motioned for silence and intro duced exMayor McGarisk of Hoboken to open the meeting The exMayor spoke of the distinguished visitors and called upon Mayor Cleveland to preside Among the VicePresidents were exOov J D Bedle rxOov Robert B Green Chancellor HoGlll AttorneyGeneral Stockton Secretary ofB ate Kehsey State Treasurer Toffoy State Comptroller Anderson MajorGlen Plume QuartermasterGeneral Donnelly Surgeon General McOlll JudgeAdvocateGenernT Ab bett len Heppenhelmer Allan L MoDer mott Mgrs Baton and De Conclllo the Rev Messrs Tlennessy Corrlgan OConnor Kil len Glllen Kelly Corn Terwoert Cas sidy Quinn Collan Bbeebau Boylan Hathaway Hcnddor ConpreHflraan McDonald lit Keating Bnnl ProhTdents Edward F C Young William Hogenoamn John D Cars callen R 0 Wash hum J J vsnclorbeefc Oar ret U Van Reiner Samuel ft Hyms Rudolph F Babe and Charles H Bnhultre Surrogate ONell and Sheriff McPhlillpn Pictures of Gladstone and Purnell were at the back of the platform In opening the meeting Mayor Cleveland paid a high tribute to the guests and an he men tloned the name of each one in turn It was cheered to the echo The name of Balfnur was Hissed with oijual enthusiasm rile Mayor said he believed it was the last time there would he any occasion for snob a gathering as he felt convinced that the Irish people were on the verge of gaining the victory for which they had been fighting for 700 years Goy Abbott delivered the address of wel come and probably never made b more fervent speech In Ills life He said he wits then to speak words of welcome to the distinguished reprexentntlvos Irom Ireland who wete here to plead the cause of their native land I do It he continued not only for myself but for all the libertyloving people of the State In giving them the Welcome that Is shown by thin vast multitudo lie people of this city and State Intend to say in language that cannot be misunderstood that the masses without reard to nationality sri In favor of horns rule for Ireland The Governor was frequently interrupted by anplanso William OBrlon was next Introduced cad spoke for nearly on hour after the audience bad shouted themselves boars and given him 5n opportunity to begin The MN okr was etl denly stimoupted by the enthusiasm and was athle best lii detailed the strugglo for borne rule which Was begun under the lead of Par P leIl tiq years ego described the progress it baa made and predicted l ft complete victory m the near futare lie portrayed the wrong ot Ireland and th sufferings of her people in lan image that brought tears to the eyes of nearly everybody lu the vast assemblage Taking up subscriptions wa next In order and in about bolt an hour 3000 in cub bad been paid in and 2000 more subscribed Speeches were mad by Mr Hulllvan Mr HaS rlngton and Mr Gill and shortly before mid night the meeting wa brought to a close Clleelcr orMenniOBtk COuNty FUsuonv Nor 12ExAs mblyman WIU llam L Tbrookmorton ot Freehold WM lMted county oda7 Is Who VM Ic a4 WHAT XT COST SO JUS A CAKDIDAO Mayer grants tateimetA Bakes Desm of Blank a Mayor Grant statement of ezpenuM wu the last filed in the County Clerks offlee yes terday It follows the form prescribed by law His total expenditures were 7238 95 Thud tailed statement Is as follows To Uea B DeReveraBent rooms at Union Square Hotel cUd as heaOanarters NIT SI Gsa B DeRevere Mvery anil petty oharrea T Tl James J fhelan Expensea at htadinartera olerk hire raeala poster vestal cards sta tlonery meestnjrer aervlee eopylor and In cidental aipenses 4in rtwTnra am pisTmisunita Joseph Herrtnt Baanel Brown Jobn W Ullver atooo Obarlee nnrst eoM aipia Addr nxompani i S ftnth Jacob Dnx Ttio Hinder A Co too Reran A Otark TM03 Sarony woo T 0 lioana Item f A Haalan IM ma L T Chapman FaUInc malllnc and 4iitrlnl lug handbills and circulars postage envel opes and rent ot rooms 100 00 LDTxIT1ii8G BertU commercial naBcuc rmcsclZ4Uvs5 5 to worms urn Ke r Tork HcroM ooo Noreen Journal 10000 aflbCttP4I Company 10003 New York ldeWJ rubuihing iompaay c14l1ardbr rico Dorgan a NerTlttPOIlaX5tPi 10003 The Mayors affidavit Is acknowledged j William 0 Bower Notary Public Statements were received yesterday torn sixty four other candidates Her are MM Go K Lloyd Commonwealth candidate let Comptroller spent about 5 for DBSten ut carfare Hesent his statimintbyznalliy tag Asthe besot time tocallat yonrofflN would increase my expense account I blgTii l wi1pace the libertr I take in forwsrdinzbi Assembly mft Barthey EIghteenth Republican Assembly aisR a not spend anything Lawrence MoMahon Aldermanl candidate in the Eiahteinth p nt70of wblobM WM 5 il1mon5 CItYCOUrt Jndaseleet pent 476187 Of this 2000 went to Tam many for pastor ballots UOOO for obalUnMn 80725 for sdvertisinF 8862 for printing ao ibis and SP for Inatvidual pastern t James A Cowies expanses qd not eitn to equal those of the Wicked uibb iiunip for Assembly in the Thirteenth oit bin 135150 for printing distributing posting labor Ac Thomas F Wynne County DeraocnuycanoJ date for Aldermanju theBocond dislni9tspqn 36150 In all lie oid 160 for snnao7 meals beverages fares AO during canvam Alfred K Goetz Coqnty Democracy ifl date for Aldermen in the Third district 4945 This includes 45 cents for tacks and hammer AldermaneleCt William Claney spent 399 otwhioh36b ww for Incidental expense dtyla gfcd7kth Business Mens snoores ful Assembly candidate In the Ate distriCt spent 89789 for printing painting banners and advertising Charles Smith wTowaieUjCt ed Alderman In the same distriCt spent 787 John J7 Gorman the Sheriff elect spent 5 729 Of this JJOOO went to Tammany for pastor ballots and 2000 mow for walchtrs challengers Ac The remainder was for ad T Ashbf P Fitch paid 06486 to the Pitch As sociation for pasters printing cleric blri and 162 for pasters Charles I Halberstadt Beoubhican easdi dat for the Assembly in the Twelfth distriet spent 17641101 which O0was for refreshmeate and cigars for different persons from Oct 1310 T n Fellows fVincrraanman elect torn the With district paid 1J7825 The Tammany Icommlttees of Jhe tint Fifth and Ninth districts 4ot 7A the Tammany General Uommlttoa 587 and the Mew York Democracy 50 Here are the other expenses Frank Wolf C DAs emDly WiS Philip Klirnsn I Alderman 1JOO DAvid JBocheT Alderman S43J M J Stein r Assemblr S Wm Marion IL Cansress aeoo Ulcer A bchuiu C 1J Asssmbly 44 W L UVn Allen K Aissmbly Ml a Thomas U Lynch T Alderman lu tU Au uit Moebus T Alderman S3000 HwDerl A Lee P OIly igilgs ThomusM Dryer B Alderman Samuel J Flay T Assembly lam Samuel Ptreusberter jt Assembly tin is i Cbarlee a Adler K Alderman ice Vl Hill IP B Benjamin T Alderman 181 M ratrlckll HifHt t Aeiembly ass cv ChArles II Blair BCoDfTess ais M rharits W larder U 1 Alderman SB M James Kleroan U D Aldermen 85 SO Charles II Unffr T Aldsrman 7170 Thomas r Tlmmlns R Alderman lasSo William T Crcxulslo U D Coufrete Fatrlck M ronvUle U P Assembly 20 U Thomas Owrer U D Aider mm 191 so Cornelius Honuvan R Oonsrese era m terms ZtIC C I Alderman ST 00 John K Kerby C O Alderman 10 00 IVIlllain N Hoat R Aesembly TTlOu William H Bellamy f M L County Clerk tta M NicbolssT Brown T Alderman 0400 Oeorn tt Berilck T Asssmbly U3 M William A Knmmlnps I K Assembly M 00 J w Beppenhaien O O Alderman 113 00 B Toots Commonwealtb Coronet Thomas Bleulnr L Aseembiy Joseph Ilawklne Commonwealth Awambly 93 M Cornelius F DecOy Labor AseemWy J A Hamilton lotnraonw lih Aeeembly S4 70 T a Wake man Commonwealth Judfe8npCI as M Robin Scott Pro Alderman John Jeeirer Pro Alderman W A Ellle Labor Aeitmbly M M Dennis r rotter Labor Alderman SI 05 W II rued O ii Aldsrman M to fctepben McCabe Pro Assembly Charles A Needham Pro Asssmhly John leNeiin Pro Sheriff It I JameaTariftr ira Aldermaa Daniel bS Whlled Fro Alderman 144 John H Notbam Pro Alderman K M Tan Norman Pro Assembly Tb Casrswltek is 63reee ATHINS Nov 13Th Czarwitch arrived the Plraens today He yes met br the KW and members of the roy family The roof to the paIn was lined with crowds ot peopl who cheered enthusiastically for tbe vlntor latantare N 9 1 Common Sense IMmll to exercise In Ukta a ree y tat eatarrk n tseatae ky Imparity la the bIOSI i beaoe lbs proper ethe4af e reU ta parity Ike alee floods sans Barilla I tka Wet bleed pulfler sad has kid wensrful SMMslanrU aaunk Give It a trial Hoods 8arsaparllla Mkyauanntots IlialiferlS rresvad Vy 0 L BOO A CO Apetbecarlee LowelL Maes 100 Dosot One Dollar OLD COLD Itch reader if Tie San wU tout their old fold aid aUver old Jewelry and send II by mall or eiueas lo mt we will aana Uisss bv return null a rtltte5 chek lor full valaa toe eot Haaaa eetabUsked Cs ItUO UEORGEN4JOYOEa2 FUItWI8tI 0 ONLY THHEEDATS REMAHC mm MONXX or r xf ntMMUHr vtoBKu JM IBS roLirjaata wan irrB jMTrJDtr nor ta AT I e jr SHARP AFIKR XBAI TIER ntaviAR CUJROKS WHICH ARK XKABOX AKLtt WILL BB HADK TJto Astira Staff of BprctolUU of Our tnHi Men WIG tw CnuMtMton amlta n ml TrmtmmHfAll C7tnm o Dtteatet Itel f carve tite Baton of the Week For 111 nrp se f iitendmi their pepitajity tIle roLYPAfllia MUUlCAb otlailtuTa Plt manently located at 28 East 42d St N W Turk are tot on month ilvib to all those cbs n eire iaoh eiemlnauon advice aed treatment as mar be indicated lu each tnaivianal eat frea of chart thus lrlciMufUrrs rom sIt forms or onronto 815511 personal attention and thereby alKtta advan tairee of ibis new system which iaP worked soon mar vellone euro In oar New Von and Boston IneUtntons Altboaih the time and expense to u m tlvtn this free treatment will coel 01 many thousands of dollars yst we flIt that the number we shall treat will be to urge the tures ws shill matt so varlet the tood we shall do will cover so larte a field this the asTir tlssment will bt double west could M ubtalned with thoeipendltnreof jooui In any other way We aao bops to betaS 10 be notice of all Invalids our Blatant inellutss M wail at oar special sysienj of practice All that we ask In retura U bat every patient treated will appoint nlmeelf or nerselt a comminutes of one to state ta all thslr frlsnds the r ttltiobtjUi d In tbtlr Individual eatit bj lbs rufiT4AYMIC W earnoetly Invite yon to coma see and eiamlne for yourself our institution appliances Bdvaniacaa and incoeu in cutiOl okronlo duoeeee wa are roepon sibis to yea for what we represent and If YOU eome and Tltlt at and find that we Dave mlsnpteesntsd In any parttauisr oar institution advantare or siwceie we will promptly refnnd to you all aipenaea of you trip We court honest sincere InvesUtatlon bare no secrets and ara only too glad to show all Interested and candId people wha wa ara dolnf for sufficing bumnhty Thatodowlaf li brief synopsis at ma eaiee which hare been inecoiilolly treated by tIe roDpathlopbys elan dnrtnt the year commencing Jan I IKBO and udtnt Jan I lUll This loss not Include aDplloanta Soc treatment who were pronounced by us Inearabla or whoea cUSS were taken only as patients repeated With a lew to tbelr partial relief bat te an accurate record traneof Ibed from our boon of ouree actually performed guaranteed abeolntely and Implloltly cor rect In every particular Cbronle Catarrh IM4 Incipient ConiampUon MO Ohronla Bronohltta sos CbroDlo Dlarrbaa Irs Nenralrla wo SorTers rroetratlon 631 Servoni 190 Incipient Brlirhte Dleeaae Il Tapeworme removed 103 Bpilepiyor Flta ilii W Children relieved of otomaoband rtnwormi 380 Tumors 1 108 Dropiy without operation 107 Diseases of a delloata nature 1 4 JO laeaeed Bone r i ait Hip uueaie 70 Diafnete M7 Polrpuetn I t 6O Heart Disease Ml Bladder Dleordere BWJ lleuorrholdeor rtlee 7dO Cbronie Rhaumatlim lOS Otxtlnete Constipation eon Dlieaiee of Women I MO Operatlone for cataraot of By 10 Granulation of Lloa S3 Cools Eyes Corrected M Mlieelamona Eye Tronblaa 80 Operation for Cancer too Sciatica 80 Partial Paralytle abtolnta our 17 Cephelcta 81 rietnla AH Skin Disease ea Aathma BO1 Liver complaint 704 MlicellaneoDi Kidney Troubles ITS ScrortUa its Gravel 7 87 Throat Disorders IB Miscellaneous Disorders bard to ola UtV I06X taklnff an avatar nnmtMr af retae treataif Tirr folly per week the past rear of 8TO This record which Is open to the Inspection of all Interested speaks for itself The rear last nut has been the most eaceeeefal of the flftesn years of our experIence not IBM will oat rank all Its predecessors We court InTestltatian and are eatlsned to nay oar claims stand or fall on their own merIts Consultation advice sag examination by the Pnly patblo System will be given free to all wbo call this wok The Polypathic Medical InstitaUs FBRMANERTLT LOCATED IX NEW TUHK AND BOSTON 96 EAST 41D BT NEW TORE rrqts i RAU stee MTA art BBOOMB rail mnd Winter Cmrriage r tmm BMT OLg novgtss Rosters edSue 500tra sdauletsis Tep rk Oeielbases Pedlee 0rae oekawpi ead epe eakeway Es tep VUiiVle nmv Ceirtislei Ksxhstway Depot W St01 si Doe DerkJPkata axoe Pke Faaoy Bnakhaar Tw M oil Phaeteas Villas Ce 1Ider Pkasleas Lhlldras ctorUa Vabi4OIe5i ctorUaSEOOlffDBAXfB Srotigbins Lai anlett a Rookawaya riotorlMi srda 5oct15 Road Wecnns riiaeuns rsanf agonsties hog Cane Ylllara Carte Doe ilSL bar Gigs SUnhope rhaetonsk Uepot Watoiii Fhaetons RnnaOats Kz Top Oabrloiete usury t rta rhaetoae LII tied of sdssede Deity qrasere Milk fltohrs 35 Lsedii Wages on iberaI irss sCoot lb Iet fross wT1I1ZD STATEN WAOON COj6 ad v eerssr 455k Ii flUMIN54 WAOONMOnr bsadmiie BVMINKMH 5D wagons are aoknowidisl the best il tor 5 city streets and aracbeapest to buy e oarnK stock no whoa to suit all urpessi Call bfers ahaalaralsewher SSBffsara 695567 Hudson su corner Bank tV8INEl4NWAQONSItu OD1IANI nxttvny wAuoiqa ATL FULLY WAIUUNTEP BDr or MANUKACTUBKS BAVB MOSltV WAOONS TAKKN IN BXcilANOH ft35500N 1VAOON CO R43 IlUDSOR I sy nest pIece to bay VTBKona CarrUKT Huraeea BUnkcta Rotwa Ac 11 CiVJ torsss uSaTKD flTATEfl WAGON COKPAMT 84 a T eorar 4Cii at iENThBxllNll ROAN IIOR9E IHU hsn4i harassa I and tw aeated barren a barraln owner huT farther nee can be seen at Ua West oth st inTNB LIGHT ant one heavy r7oslnse torn sta J warMlchsapi Apply MTSthav 3V NORRIs TRUCKs AND WAGONS med tnnrdrrmd n L sirius jobbigg ndalntln lLD11 eeoc 1 TERrIELD 61 Thompin it IdIn trtU1tmts E JtJHSTRtAK OUTFITS Illnstralel osleterus frs WHITMAN BADDLB Ctt Il5 CbambnL FACTORY SITE Il wanted suitable for a large wtolll l ment for building stem engines Mui have good railroad fadllUteiand be wIth In an hour of New York City NoOP jection to purchasing a large p1st C land It healttttully and pleasantly loclt ed atid desirable for residence U wall I manufacturing purposes A deep navigation water front diev able KUte all iiarttcalan as to location railroad facilities assessed valuation u a surroundings with beat toot coals pius Bead diagram Addnw STEAMP ct Oftot DsMT 4 cc

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17 1 r iW H b 1 J 4 L THE SUN t ThuRSDAY NOVEMBER 13 18JO OUR EQ UIN CHAMPIONS JCB fiuLUAHT DAY jtr rmm j21fMZE lt 4flONA1 momtf amow 1 I r 1 I P W t Jd w 14 Mr ra r im r rat rabbI I a a aI mask Ir C1STS Utd reiie a1 C uar C 1 r k Pwl ast Cpt naif of tbe time allotted to the sixth National BorrtBhow ha Passed Md Merest In the pl14Id orP t exhibit shows no lie of flagging TtrdarasUendane xciided say known TitUd AttndaDO ecNde in the hlatory of Madlaan Square Garden either I lbS old or DW and a bfore largest endmost I throne came In the evening moat brilliant tbrnc Tnlnl mOt A brlant pleasing feature of the weak wash lb I appearance of the mounted lark polios to compete aPDar prizes amounting to IUO Te cm kept bull all day and there was iujgeswero kpt al no criticism of their work aa on Tuesday O j Hamlln of Buffalo continues to ezpreai him self strongly about the class In 1 which Alcan llrDly lira won the blue ribbon from Mambrino It aeenn that two of the regu Klni judges were not on hand when the lit I wr trotting stallions ware brought out and IrottD tWO wre chosen from the visitor ODol t these la a Mr Bundle of Danbury who at a rood diM of stock bred Hlghlawn or Luted to Alcantara so Mr Hamlln save and bethinkS that this should have disqualified tin He also objects to Mr Kerner who owns I tlt by Alcantara that won a first IrE Mterdar but no formal protest was Ijj l and Sir Hamlln must abide 11 t the result aa I stande He will IIT t chance to win back the lost laurels to ta la the herd competition as his hones Main meet the Wilkes stallion with their ct 11 D B Herrington Jacob Ruoperta manager Hrndoo airs he made a erbal protest la 1 the claaa for mao tvevearold colts against Baron Bos but was rilled away before be could reduce It i to writ tale objection la I that Mr Hhultaseolt was shown with shin and quarter boots whirl lon removed during the inspection John IMMOli who trains for larkylllo Farm gays wirtn Kose ii l no gaited that It would be tin isle f to show him without the boot and there Sn deviation from the original e now be uo dnlatol frm Iborlltnal jrdtct l K BturgK nne of the JU d c of carriage K colts Ac was mDeiit yeterdar and hon acted In hU place The other gentlemen were on hand ana decided on the various The public eIne will lean with regret that the wi publc champion blah jumper the redoubtable jUoee chapion birw a record of 7 feat 1 M Inches made bur last weak will not compete In CbleNo tie champion or aur other ef the many te eWes In which he was entered Tbe Mi dun iteliilni was injured while epm lax from Chicago and was In a bruised condition y terdar His hind legs I are badlr eltenaY Sinned and his back t strained Thl will Mtensltata a thorough letup and Messy Socwhouae p toroul will send him bask u Toronto Yesterday afternoon two Tornt 1eter aron leo poems were fomenting the injured e wer Im ta to be deplored aa his owe were confident that he could defeat Onario and win the fpeelaj record prize of 500 offered by the aUona Horse Show With BooeBerrr out of the way Ontario will practically have a provided or champion course that competition he can walkover Inch la the for the regular routine of the third dar there ware lewer classes than on Xueadar the total making just twenty The ponies came on tint H L Herbert bomuHlchoolr nnt aadJ D CheeTer were the judge and the competition was for Shetland mar and geld EMtttion Farm won further honors tiers with the diminutive skewbald NadjywlUi August Belmonts Judy second In striking contrast were the heavy draught stallions five entt wer ef f which came out for K bNnr special wbb prize The mammoth Clydesdale HeNellage Pr Branttord Ont secured his second fm ribbon of tne week The r xl fOcoh lot mares brought out elaht nne specimens marl lbt Ia which Dr Webb French mare Fernanda was considered the beat The hackney stallions with three of their get had threa blcbalepplDI sires and their offspring Of lll teir these Mr Caaaatfa Little Wonder secured the honors Two classes of roadsters followed before the noon recess Boston ludlnc with ror noo re the gelding Manley J nOd while U W Rbull Bavonnette Maolu Faa m f i aywJu cc IU to The aite moon began with another roadster 1 class for salon four Tears old and King of Wales landed tbia for Village Farm an Orloff trotter getting second Then the trotters monopolized attention for ttln sometime Messrs Bonner Dlrkerman and Bit being the arbltora as W H Kerser owned one of the entries There were three tluees L beginning with the louryxarolda to wagon and another of the dead Bayonne Princes get won first place Vest getting the MM rosette over her single competitor Loo a sister of the fast mare Flxley For the a not colt class nine highly bred and finelook Ing youngsters competed Mot of them were IM l and all showed promise of speed with de Teiopmenr On breeding alone the chestnut cnUi on ns was the superior of the lot and his Individual quality warranted his selection a the winner of nrat place Leontus was bred at Highlawn Farm and was got by Alcantara a while his dam heretic le I br Nut and fur ther in the maternal line be eels the blood of Alexander1 Abdallab and the great mat Woodbine dam of Wedgewood and Woodford Wdwood Mambrino two famous and fast sires Prometheus metheus by Chimes got second irks and the cornmendaiioBs weut to Monitor and HlKhland Light both goodealted colt Abad The harness horses took u a lot of time aa there were thirteen pairs in one claaa and no Ise than twentytwo In the atcond Dr Webb Imported a of a bar and a brown mare isrcured the blue and Harrr Hamlln the red Haln Iu f rosette In the first while the same owners p wheeler w t the winner oyrr the big field In the aeeond The hackney stallions over fifteen hands was a aplendld exhibit and Xn k August Belmont Francis B Blvea and John Hone of Canada eeotned loath to make a de cision till they bad enjoyed the Inspection t thoroughly Fldallr Imported Matcbleaa a superb chestnut got first prize to the delight r delt el the spectators Blondgood Fartna entry was placed with a commendation second and Dr Webb bad to b content IF fourteen solid saddlers ranged In line for r the werht rID claaa re A Fullers King won the Douglas prize Then FIe1 cozen ONt appointed teams came hai to compete fnr th premium oRered by the New York Tandem Club Owl bad to drire and T affern Taller got the award with hla bar geldings The afternoon was well advanced when th bunters were called alo wr cale JJi 7 oclock blore the jumping was over There were large fields la both competitions 1 OmllttoD1 Creybuck inntersand getting Conntes first leadlnittholieitrrwelght for ladles qualified areso hnntrs One of the tidies hunter tIn JZMr br MoofhoBee A Pepper fell In trying t highfence jump on the TwentrBerentb lUvt side throwing tne rider who narrowly tKfped being crutbed alb maretolled over roled Wtber wu hurt but they dId not try the saw again Tb evenIng bocan with the iniposlne 1111 sore bCI8 i i IbIOPollnl IPec title nf grant parade for prle winners Petne eighty obm pral all breeds and sues FW led about the ring nnd tossed their rib rnl tllr fkV Proudly aa Drool of their aunllty oyer they fellows who had failed to secure the good Daces of the judges From the ponderous tba ijellag who weigh 2100 ooundH Ion to tie tiny Nadir ten hands high all were pun did specimen and an bll lb 1 magnitude ef the exhibit could b gathered from the light of tbU large cavalcade of let animal It aalmll 9 f Jothe Iort of Howard Gallup frest I der of tbs Board of Park Commissioner pXt was Jtcla competition for mounted ac41 lton h mouote Itrk police Three prizes offreil l were find a t fo prz wr otjrel ttop ot Sfntesn competed with Itoands f emJle HOIDdl nan W La an In command liesides the commnd janous manocuTrea of the troop there wu contest of skill I In catchlnc runa way Guy A War drove cAtcblnl horse the mid won I creakneck speed and one after sOother of the mounted sparrows t D him skilfully Mr Ward alo Iparrowa rode a Pi and a gray to saddle in turn and again Sin mibronght he runawHy to a stand Si LI r E0 pony ridden IT Robert Lee wa TBpBlMDl for the policemen and all IlOtis I to catch the clever little dodger erow4 wsre hitfl mnch to the dellglit of the 1fgoiadfernBome more evolutIon Patrolman rnnn5r 80t first prize the aecoid going to tlm rouod imtMi and tuo thIrd to Patrolman WIN tblr Wi 1 sea I Klnblln Hoard and his sorrel gid fag br RJd were highly commended Edward neily t Pr a eritable cmmende t Wlr Xel f rlble apple of discord rolllogwhen he etferj rolnlwben t e a Deeial prize for hackney stallions nl 0 n c rrlz TD malnUIeut spiel menagocpet1and itsasmed a toss up between oIDelInd ime to btwen Tsaott Lrencj a Fashion and Matchless of O5dbnyo both 01 r WBOm had secured first 0000rsdtrIng minus the PMt two dan ahlou wal f hi sirlnifof medaibut but wusbeoked 5 ItbelMhol wlbekd tight that hu I ctlou WM cramped while ItclI5s WA h whie Fad Aii iraht eIdtwl the crmp which dellght tP and the n wda few hours before Ibe tf rflthe greatest applause again Finally ebamrllon ti bbo WA ptsced on the Virginia hWF 1oe champiobOulh I te Tlffnl o better r Ib o b Fuhion might ban don had be been shown A f own as well bViwrtfPV111 sth2 hunters furnished forth5ilH the finale Or thirty came out wohhlW0 Brook Club tbly This wu hi t e brown gelding Hmpsta and the 1JUlnPforgren J hunter ended a rather 1ld a1 the 0en buoter ode rthlr I lit f the prmlum is I as U l1 at r isiding I I 4 years eli 5555 Ic u I t Trr I b Ib11 tirs 1 PI 10 14 1 r I o c LII8 JidS b g 4 IL4 F J 5 by L4gur b Lr I a 1n Dftcs fl 44 1514 kasla 1 sl4 3 iftazs 14 w siwA I v v r rU bIsIIsbrst eseesi Isisn w i sisal liyti Ii Ill buSt by 1111 xi rIaee 00etsr tae l x are Mats I aa Ox kr ataakrt ClaM 1Ial Isar 11 saS erie aawjiU lter sv by SI M a4M loyj rim true 1150 sirenS pda aau TirM asJitMa r Ie

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nan Ti 11 On4 kr KdwarJ Kelly for boil baekBy talUan any an shown te a balur ChampIon class rlM t 1 0 la I Btoxr or plan Ta xblblt 4 flinty Fairfaxs Imp oh Xateblou of Ltb 5 X 113 bu4 by Daajrlt Lady Lyon ria 107Offered by a nonbor of the Madow Brook nh forth bw aaanroil baster I b rldda Ur Itase t ever tOe rwnlar Jomo oacomt a trot one alf a caller sad one at a nJlop noaforBatlMi sad wi f t byesb mel 5S4ZU5fl frua SIOO la pIII c platr dray OrHwond b g HmpotMd aged onrrra PAIL ratio Class toe For Conrnl Park moantd polio the kern t b bown at a walk trot and canter sitS the eacH 10 f 0 through Inch drill sad oxorrta as lbs Isdies may roqolr TInt pits tlJS Hcon4 prlao m tblra Driol MX On nundMd dollar or tb ftm 1 1 1m prts Itxl 1 offorcd ky e SaTan Cntuaa BMhtea aihlb ItxlMrrt Patrolman Jtva J Doolady ntoaatd O tb br c Jingo 51 ID band Doeond Ronndimaa W Eifu moonlit oa rl by Major Ct IS hand Tblr4ratroimaa Job W Wllin mointd oa lbi br g Dick 13 H3 band Very Hubly Commndtd ratrolmaa UabortU Howard r ard ueuBtM in tb o 1 O 113 hand aim sun Inn Cjs as Rich lamp sysen hunters to arrr catch wtibta rITitprIgssIcn xcond prize 50 e nnt MonbnM a Pepper t I 4usd 113 band with aamDefefet91ncbs tt cood Elliot Zborawtkr ch m CeaBttM 5X with Wi a liimpefef ttaobt Tory HuSh I Commn44 Vorcboua A lapper S HootS II basIs with a lump of ero 8 1 p cubiT CtBa4o4 K C Bynal a al r heboonr Uf ouX 41 hand with a Jimp of tf tMt e Incbn The event of today will b the ilaaa for tandardbred stalllonn and four of their get tDdarbn for which Alcantara and Hamhrlno King will b the chief competitors Besides these them are seventeen other classes with two high jumps in the evening PIWDUrO Vf THE OLD KNI CICEHIOOKKX A Iaemes Cn My bl te X4 in KxUtenc of I s Tear The old Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company which was organized In 1787 decided pany wa oraal deldd on Tuesday to wind up its affaire President Ivrloh said yesterday that such action nroh ld ntra aton was neeeaaarr in the Interests of the stockholders Rates are low he said and the foreign companies are absorbing tbe business and will eventually drive the smaller companies t the wall At the meeting of directors on Tuesday Leverich was elected President and several companies were Invited to bid for the relnaur atlee of the companys outstanding risks The Knickerbocker Company on Jan 1 1890 had assets of 488000 Including cash capital of 1310000 and the building I owns at 64 Wall street which la I valued at 1150000 The stock holders will realize 140 tk Alexander Hamilton drew tin the original deed of the company under the name oraoal Mutual Asauranc Company and It was signed by twntfour WIkDown citizens 00 eae 31717 Amool them wrAlnadrXaomb Wilam L hr Isaac Bolt GabrIel W Lldlow aDd John Yandrblt The original dM which was placed among the archive of the New York Histori cal Society Is on parchment sliente SO Inches aqnare I baa nearly all the 3 tures for tOe first twenty Jen The manage ment olthri companys affaire was Hratln the hands of twentyfour directors who elected etd three trustees to sign rollcles and other busi ness paper A special act of tb IaUlanie la 17j8 authorized the election of a President the I holding of real estate for other purposes Insuring other property than buHdlics and the extension of the company a territory which was at drat circle ot two miles radian with tbe City Hull lu flail street as arentr wlh Robert Ix nox wa the first President Tbe year he assumed omio 1794 tbr name of the company wa changed tTbe Mutual insur ance Company if r the City of Nan York Its capital A then 50UOOO The present name WIle adopted In 180 Tb great fire or Dee 10 and 171815 which destroyed 18000000 worth of property left the Mutual Assurance Company In the bands of 1 rei elver But it paid 111 Indebtedness ant I percent to its stockholders It was I itorganized early In the next jenr and I wa 11 been prosperous FVFI since This In a list ol the Piesldenta the company baa bad Robert Jenox John J Cnl Egl rt HenftOu Gabriel FnrmaD George Ireland Wm Tucker Genrg Boron Joneph L Town send Peter V King 1 D I Cole Jr K V Albro and 1 Duncan Leverlcb T frmr AccBMe r Are PAKxrKspusQ W VL Nor 12Rom time ago a number of Incendiary firm occurred ut L Creek tn which the Methodist Church aeveral barns and crops ol wheat were tie eraI Of trored Yesterday Detective Gale who had been employed to work up tbe case arrested Joseph Amos and Joseph Bailey farmers who BI7 had heretofore been considered among tbe bl bt cItizen They were brought to this city and held trial for tl Arson In this flute Is I a capital offence Ersslg Se Yay SeataOaj Ibis lUKBOinrniK N ro NOT 13Follr I60000 of Bohemian oat notes exist In this count Now they are due soul makers refuse to pay same and lo several suite thy have come out Ttli lllu ID rfewfane one faimer who bad pad tob on a nets brought salt to recover the amount and w succeasf MR HERBERT WARDS STORY mm PROTESTS AOAIXIIT MM rAN jccr camcium or Bu JMDley Me Ss mmm Twl MI tke Meet JsocaS CIresastasesa S T ko Away Ike Character of te Cesradie LI Nor 12The followlnsfUbttement bae bcea mad by Herbert Ward for I la I too late and the rarenent ex change of Insinuations between Btavaley and the rear column passes Into the stave of Judi cial Inquiry I a anxious t b onbllclr ex onerated from the charge preferred against me by Stanley of mlaapprepriatlng mn elt or abetting tbe misappropriation by otherof J silver tea mc and ether personal ba gage which he carried Into Central Africa This la i not a matter of much Interest ti the world at large but t myself personally lt Is I I need hardly say of the first Importance t hit I should br a plain tale put Stanley down t nd the public warn lubUo I connived the hiding of r lee cOD81vd at say per aonal baggage with which Btanler burden d expedition I assert that hla accusation i tire Dot only groundless but were mAd whet he knew them to ee so In the first place the following passage or sun on pace 93 roL L of ht book In Dark Africa eat Afrc Mr Ward Informed me that he had dlsroT ered my eight boxes of reaerre clothing and expedition necessaries at Bangala that he epltloa ocetal 1 took them to Stanley Falls 600 miles above tok tm Ital Fa 1 ml8 abt Bangala and then brought them down to I Banana Point on the seacoast and left them there No one knows what became of tm although diligent Inquiry was made This clearly Implies some dishonest act en my part yet the explanation la I r simple btanlar was la poesesslon of my written par ticulars about his baggage before his book was in th printers hands and later his baggaca arrived from Africa whereupon I receded the following acknowledgement DUB WAR I b e been Informed by Gray Dawea A C that my lon Iot baggage has arrived at the Custom Honae I therefore have not seen I nor do I know what the bon contain or whether thay contain anything at all I bal let you know later on Yours faithfully HENRY M B CAXXET Alter waiting In rain for Stanley to iw 1111 llcly acknowledge the receipt of his properly 101 he bad Its loss be merely writes me a teo ond letter on the subject DEn Mn WABD The eight boxes of bag gage after Immense trouble a few dozen of letters and repeated delays have JUt airirml leueN and are In my house at last 1 have to ear that ererythlng la I In a most ruinous ondltlou Homeplecee of silk exhale such avtiiell that the ladles came near fainting The reserve clothing dropped t pieces aa we picked them up Ac o The baggage must have been sunk In water Aa we looked at the medicines we sighed at the thought how Taluaieas they saved are now and how many lives raignt bare been savedbofar a yon are concerned you are blame less In the matter except In leaving them a Banana Point after having taken oem up to Stanley Falls and back again to the sea I aan the whole lot were put up a auction the bag gage owing to the silver end porcelain would produce perhaps 5 For all your trouble IDea pruc prhp a peg ron to accept my thanks 1oura very sincerely 1ourr sincerelyHrsBY M8TLU I 0 When I reached Banana Point on the coast reahe COMt In Well 111 1 had these eight loads of MIn eYe I carefully packed In a large case marLeit I H efuly care of Gray JJawes Lew 14 Austin Friera London Thla cae was to have been shipped bY the Dutch African Trad ing bn hlpJ the steamship Africaaii which Bailed soon after my departure ou hoard tbe Portuguese mall steamer for England j Prtu U By some mistake the case was not BhiDD d and had been kept in the companys store a bn Banana Point awaiting further instructions The above I venture to think may bn ac cepted aa a characteristic ample of the frivol lllea upon which Stanley has not hesitated to take away the character of the men whom ho had selected aa comrade and a a satisfactory instance of the wilful recklessness with which he make accusations which be could not sup port In a court of law for a single hour Secondly lu Stanleys statement In tbe JW of the 8th inst he says 7m Barttelot alleged that Ward wan In the habit abstracting brass rods from the camp tores A bill was also sent from Bangala aoL bI al anlaa Utatlon t Barttelot for 3000 brass rods HtUon Tbe allegation that I abstracted brass rods from the eamo stores from whatever our it manatee la I a bane falsehood lbs bill that Is i aid to have caused Barttelot annoYance was rendered merely on account of the Congo Free State for the payment of the Beuuaia natives who accompanied me on the canoe jouraay down the Congo The story that troop and I miscarried and opened a box of Jnrne on is proof of the ease with which the most Innocent transaction ca b so distorted as to iiuuonr dishonorable The box mentioned was an or dinary provision case and we opened It to hail lard for cooking purpo I now learn for the first time that on act unt of the bra rod and Jameaoux box Incidents I am aatd to have been suspended by Barttelot during my absence J this be true Uartieot took a strange method of informing me of thi mtho suspension I there b any truth In this state ment It la I singular that the committee of the expedition should have presented me with I testimonial and Uo A portion of the press appears to have mis understood my position regarding the ill fated rear guard Tbe alleged trouble and fle cruelties bapnuned alter my departure from the rear guard camp UKBBEBT WABU A LXTTBH PROM It 113 ITBUN She JBmte that Her Hnikm Bo CI a eirl la be Et B AMCMI C Tn In by Dunlufi CoSta ITnn assay LONDON NOT 12 Tomorrow Jriufi Ttmet will publish the following letter SUSSEX GARDENS HYDE PAnK Nov 12 Bin Referring to the statement made by Mr Bonny appearing In last Mondays Time corroborating Mr titanleya statement In the Tm of Saturday last aa t th alleged acts of mr late huaband I beg to Inform you and le quest that you publish It that the fuels in the Case have been grossly dlftortei Mr hus band did see an act of cannibalism hut be dlil not make the sketches at tbe time and he did not give any handkerchiefs to procure the vic tim evidence Of this there I authoritative aiteeted Aa this Incident happened about 500 miles from Yambuya it has no bearing whatever upon tbe management of the affaire of tie rear column Yours faithfully ETHEL JAMESON Prefi Koch IbUsevsry BlBLlif NOT 12 Minister von dossier bM given 200000 marks for the erection aspeclnt hospital for the treatment of consumptives by the Koch method A patient who has been treated by Irof Koch will be shown to the Huiglcal bocletr on Monday Plot Koch report on his consumption cure will appear at the end of the week in 11 e FUIICIB Ji uimjcif Hocieimilinfi BEBLJK Nov li Prof Koch will now begin making experiment with a view to obtaining I I I cure for diphtheria He will ghe to ilia I world on Saturday a description of his cal I sumpton cure He announces that thereafter any doctor who fall to gianp the details lam pletely may apply to ills aaalstnnt Ur Cornet for Infoimitloo Dr Cornet haa started Los intaln for German and foreign patients Dr Herzberir whose niece has undergone Dr Horns treatment for consumption rays bat I patients are able to follow their usual occupations while under treatment only that It is l wble take the teniperatuut three lIme dally owing to the fever caused by the

injection ol the lym ph Tfc WcllliclOM BBrrnck Bnmrd LONDOS Nov 12The Welllneton Darraclts of the Guards were destroyed by tire today The On originated on a staircase In the quar ters of the married soldiers The inmates were rescued by means of ladders There were In the barrack a number of children snlTi rinc from measles who ware wrapped In blanket carried out and put to bed in another build inc Two children however are missing and It la feared they perished BOt On the breaking out of the flre the troops re sponded promptly to the bugle call for Ore parade and they worked the hand apparatus with a will The IgurrrIlereuteds Duct PAIR SOl 12The police presented l the duel between 3 Lagaerre and M Deroulede The principals however are determined to bata mretingniul li U probable that the fight will take place lu Luxemburg tomorrow Mr Hullour III DUBLIN Nor 12Mr Bailout has left Dub lin for the west of England whither he has INn I ordered by his pbycirlaas He has been confined to the hour by aaeere cold cones through aiient on Connemara fatigue ucd and exposure Uonagvl un his tour TJIIXK rll10NKlUOVLD BIJtUAID fr r ayeese Btry About the 54 Mr M Cr K4r at From lTre pet Bill Char h A meeting of the Xw York Presbytery we a held In the Scotch Presbyterian Church in Wet Fourteenth street on Monday At this meeting a committee was appointed to Inves tigate atatementa made by the Her K P Pa ID about tha disposition of some tO of the fda or the Prospect Hill Church which was IB Eightysecond street near Lexington ave nue The congregation disbanded last Octo ber Mr Payson says tat sto was Illegally given t the Ber R H McCready The com I mittee consists of the Rev W W Atteway the Bev J J Lampt the Rev W A Wbeelock the B F A Booths and the Rev A W Ualsoy H Parson says he has not made charges ot 6 e Presbytery against Mr McOready but he jtiTee this history of the church and of the dis pa titlon of the P ton t money aL Fayaon was one castor of the First Union Presbyterian Church in East Eighty alxtii street Upward of 100 members left the ehnz ch while a Mr Craft was pastor These members held prayer meeting in private honed Eventually they hired a bal in East EUhVsecond street and formed the Pros pect Hill Cur H Parson preached there evenings The church prospered nd TVr Payson being unable to tlv i his enrlre time to It the services of the Her Mr MoCreadr were secured In 1888 te the winter of that rear a lair was held for the pur pose of raising money to build a church I netted about t200u Shortly afterward the nlue 0 n church liegan t decline onanciaiiy tnveiotw donation a came In more and more slowly and then cettsed entirely Finally even Sunday collections were not taken up During this time the building fund was drawn oil to meet current eipcnsa This Mr Payson thinks waa morally and legally wrong This condi tion of affaire ted to Mr Paysona going to the church alone In April during which month ao Mccready had left mont the I church There was a portion of clh the congregation who were at least willing cnaton wloi that the church should disband Mr Parson called a meeting to decide the matter The head of the pay favoring the dissolution of the church called a meeting which Mr Payson con tends waa Illegal At this meeting It was voted to disband The remainder of the bull Tot about SiOO wan handed over to Mr McCready and not enough was reserved even to pay the Lebta of the church Tnls meeting and this disposition of the money was Illegal Mr Paraon hold A regular meeting was bell at which It was decided not to disband but the church was finally disbanded In October Mr MeCreadr was asked t return the mODe but W te baa lot done 1 M Payson adds that Mr MoCready hurried around to the trustees to obtain their signature t a statement that the money was rightfully given hm However he obtained trustees the signatures of three ot the sIren tees M say that Mr MeCreadr la now a member of the Dutch Beformed Classics In Orange NJ WIZLIAM8DK FOal ra augbtpr of m Wecehast Price 1 asS a Tommg UII Married BALTIMORE NOT 12New York Waablng ton Boston and Philadelphia society people were well represented her this evening at the De FordWilliams wedding which event was by far tbe most brilliant that has taken place In Baltimore In years Thousand of dollar were pent in perfecting the wcrl lrfetnt arrangement which were carried out regardless of expense Mia Belle De Ford the bride ta I the daughter of a merchant prince of this city and th groom William Bterrett Glttlngs William la I the son of the late Bon George H Williams and la I a millionaire In bus own right Two richly stained windows had been Imported for this occasion and were placed in petition In fit Paull P E Church prior to the wedding The Interior ot the edifice Tt Interor was almost lined with the mOt expensive flowers the chancel being hidden by bouquets and plants pie tureeQnelr grouped The Rev 38 B Hodges rector of bt PAul officiated There r nix bridesmaids and two maIds of honor a best m2 eight ushers and twojuTonlle attendants Juenle nlendant The bride wore a Worth gown of white faille I Bilk with point late Her only ornaments were flOe diamond She carried 1 buuquet or lilies Of the tale and arred The two maids of honor Were Misses Ella Kerr daughter of the I Hon Charles O Kerr and granddaughter of I I no late Itevcrdy Johnson and Miss Hue Wil Mamsd inghterof tho late 31 H Williams Tie wore gowns of white silk covered with wble lk rd uion sellne de lole The bridesmaids Ilx wll number were similarly attired They wore Silas Mart Htnor rr n llrnm MI Tisy wr EKhholtz of i rao Mist Ada Perrin ot Cal ifornia Miss Julia Flub of New York Mlsa Ile hllen Arthur of New York a daughter of the ate exPresident Arthur aud Miss Agnes Arhur Jut hlnon of Philadelphia Mr John Ale was beat man with eight ushers Messrs wlh ellht IlbeM MeRr georg Ma y John Ollw H JKobert Tucker U William Elllcptt Jr 6 Buchanan Merry man J ames McK Merryman T Swan La t robe and Dr Thomas L Buckler The reception that followed was on a scale of magnificence In keeping with tbs ceremony at the church Over lOuO Intttatlone bad been issued and to accommodate all the guests ad accDmoJate1 tbecuHt ditions were made t the D Ford mansion on Mount Vernnn place The great building was jat buldlnl converted into a floral temple the display being bln the mot magnificent ever witnessed here Th ree In the dining bal was a revelation to rnIton the guests Every lending caterer In this city was employed and worked under the super worke vision of the family chef The IUpr eluding the gold sliver and diamonds will exceed In value 200000 Mr and Mrs Wll llama left this evening on their wedding tour WystkOeerldg Spriaghurat the beautiful summer home of Frederic Uoodrldge at RIvardale was the scene yesterday of the marriage of Mr Good ridges daughter His Charlotte Groaenor Goodrldge to George Edward Wyath a eon of Leonard T Wrath RIch and old tapestries adorned one of the grandest oak hallway whose huge balustrades were not only hung with tapestries but decorated with roses and the choiceet flowers I was through this hallway that the bridal party moved Into the drawing room where the cere mony was performed by the Rev Edward Goodrldge of Exeter X H an uncle of the bride Chrysanthemum and rose were used unsparingly la dressing the drawing rooms the hallways and the dining room in a new addition dition to the house where an elaborate break fast was served t the bridal pat and after ward tn the many hundreds of guest who went up from town on two special tram and large repreei tatl3na from Riverdale Irving Jrln Blnrle Ion Hastings Vonker and Dobbs terry Tho ceremony was performed in the presence of the bridal party of the Immediate family of the young pair only Miss Goodridge was attended only by her sister Miss Caroline Godrldge who wore aslmplr made gown of white silk and white chltTon Her bouquet was ot white chrysanthemums Tbe bride a most beautiful girl was led In by her father Her gown was plainly made The skirt was of satin ma klr WU finished crops de chine and point lace and tne I high corsage and veil was of point lace Her valley bouquet wa of white roses and lilies of the John T Wninwright was best man and the I ushers who received tbe guests alter the mar riage ceremony wale tbe brother the bride Frederic tirosvenor Uoodrldge duller VII llnmsoo Silllam Russel and Newbold Edgar Two trains tilled with lest for the cur lelt the Dlverdale elation between 6 an oiy I oclock Among the gusts at the reception were Mr and Mra 1 W8Ih Jir and retoton J Thohaud Mr and Mrs A D Shaw Mr and Mra Alexander Taylor Mr and Mrs Dallas bacon Pralt Mrs Uettner Mr and llt Dala I ert Martin Mr and Mra Ethau AIn I Job j and r B Newbold Morris Frederic I oudert Jr Mr and Mrs George Dicker son Misj Marcnret Walsh Col FloydJones Mr and Mrs Philip Livingston Mr and Sfcii Edward Lman Short Mlxs Petit Dr Vanler poel Sir Roderick Cameron Mr and Ire Samuel Roosevelt Mrs I Hitchcock Mrs T 1 Frederick Pierson A B Cuharr lra Pararn Steven Miss Carrie Fraser Miss Carnochan I I Curre I Camoa Mr and Mr Edward Mitchell Miss Msttle JlItchull Mr and 11t John Bouvler III I I Misses Webb Mr and Mrs rrederlo Coudert 11 and Mrs Edward BunIll Mr and Mrs Percy Pin Mr and Mrs O M Carnochan Mr and Mr L H Chnpln Mr and Mr G D llandrilph Mr and Mr Moses Taylor Pyne Mr and Mr Charles ingeraoll and Mr and I Mrs Lawrence Miller nlraol When Mr and Mrs Wveth return from their honeymoon trip they will reside In New York and luring the winter several entertainments will be given them by Mrs Uoodrldee which the members of yesterdays bridal party and the very Intimate Irlends of the young couple will b aaled I to participate olnl Hkortt Law Miss Lucy Elizabeth Low daughter of E ward A Low and a cousin of President Beth Low of Columbia wan married In old Trinity Church at noon yesterday to William Allaire Shunt Tbe altar was decorated with white chrisanthemuma The Rev Dr Morgan Db the rector performed the marriage ceremony assisted by Urn Rev Dr William bhortt of London tbe bridegrooms father Miss Low was attended by five bridesmaids Miss bhortt of London sister of the bridegroom Miss Adele Low cousin of the bride Miss Gertrude Colt Mine Louise Hall nf Brooklyn and Miss Dunstan of Alabama They wore gowns or white silk and short veils of white tulle and carried bououeta of white chrysanthemums lIlies Low who was given away by bet father was dressed In white FaUn and point lace Ilor veil was of white silk tula She wore neither flowers nor Iweli and carried vellum bound iiniver book because 01 recent bereavements In the brides family there was no reception and only the bridal party and relative were present at the weddlui breakfast which fol lowed at the home of Mr Low 1DO Montague tiet Brooklyn Among the guests Invited to the church were M Ir L Rl Mit uIsrt Augustus White wer Low Prldeot and lrA Seth Low Mr and Sirs George I head 311 Amy Bead Ir AI Bend 3r Mr lIWII1 iymttu H E Ilerlnt Ill II lierrepont Mr tint tIra A Hewlett Mr anti Irs Pierre llarlow Mr anti Mr Augustus Low Mr nnd 11ra George Archer NNilllum 101 1 1ierrenoiil Dr arid Mra lllam nilitn Mrs Ituilianan Wlnthrxp I r and 11n tt lteolnck Mr aud Mra E Wlman Mr and Mr William I Down Miss Brown M1H Htervelt Mr and Mrs Abott Brown JII Hr lerik Cumeron Mr and Mt ie rge tlr Grtenlleld the llev Dr and Mrs Hal Mr and Mrl O Ailulpbe Low Mr and Mrs George Low Mr and Mrs Moffatt I OfMI fat Mrs M L lisbon Miss Debon Miss Band of Cambridge Mass and 1rof Hopkins of Bryn Mawr lit I ArrowiMllh Wrcd I Miss Katharine B Weed daughter of the late I Walter I Weed was married to Wllllaui Ar rowsmlth at the Church of the Heavenly Rest by the rector the Rev D Parker Morgan last eteoing Charles C Gill was the beat man The ushers were Charles William A Mamma cher Dr William Van Vreedenburgh acoualn of thp bride William Abbet of New Jersey Hr J Talnr Emll heck and J Barry Miss Weed who was given away by her mother wore is uown of white faille and embroidered inoussellne il f sol which was mad with a full court train and 1 Medici collar Her veil ni was or tulle nud her only ornament was a heart formed ol diamonds worn Mike throat The brldeamalilB were Ml e Julia Farler J Eva Via VreedMborgb a cousin cl UM a Q r I a J bride Miss Mimi Stearns and Miss Ella V Moullne Thy wore gowna ot white silk with lk garnitureof sliver silver girdles and silver Medici collar They carried bouquet of pink roMa and their coiffures were dresard with lb small Dink rosebuds A wedding ma1 robuIA wddlnc supper was I i aerved afterward A the bouts of tbe brides mother 169 Madison avenue I WeCsksrAlIsu A quilt wedding took place yesterday morn Ing In the Church of the Panllst Fathers Ninth avenue and Fiftyninth street when MIeN Susan M Allen daughter of John B Allen and Arthur I McCnsker were married by lh Her John Hughes of the Congregation of Bt PauL Onlr the relatives and a small number of Intimate friend were present in the church Charles MeCuaker a brother of the bride groom was bet man and Miss Lllllo C Allen alster of the bride was the maid of honor Her dress wu of blue silk with garniture nf jewel I trimming and her list was blue silk plush dressed with feat here She carried a bouquet buquet of pink roses The bride K as attired In a tray elling suit of tancolored cloth and velvet and a hat to correspond trimmed with flower and feathers She carried a small bunch ol Jot eral 1la Conk roses and a sllrerbuund prayer book There were no ushers and the wnddlng breakfast at the residence of the bride father 177 Wet Fortyseenth street was lot Walor the bridal party only Itreet utehIsaEadIeatt BoftTOff Nor 19 A 65 ML Vernon street Beacon Hill tonight Olivia Endlcott laugh terof Mr and Mrs George Monroe Endlcott and Mr J Hunt Hutchlns were united In mar riage by the Rer Henry F Jenka The house was profusely decorated with potted plants ferns and flowers manyhued chrysanthe mums predominating Mr Constantine Hutch Ins brother of the bridegroom was the best man The maid of honor was Miss Allle Endl cott a sister of the bride and the bridesmaids were the Misses liable Endlcott Beasle and Helen French May Hntchlns and Anna Ames The bride wore a beautiful gown of white satin and point lace afnlle veil and carried bride rose The maid ol honor wore white crepe and carried white roses The bridesmaids wars lovely gowns of pale yellow crfoe and carried roses of harmonizing color Follow ing the marriage ceremony a largely attended reception was held Clle Faalaow I A the First Dutch Reformed Church of Harlem 121st street near Third avenue Miss Ellae Marie Paalzow eldest daughter of Otto F Paalzow L was married last night to William itnoseu unne or ma pastor roe nev ut Jonn I Elmendorf Th church which wan prettily I decorated was filled with the friend of the our couple Miss Paalzow woe attended br her sister Miss Martha Paalzow and Mlsa Marie Bubwenznez as bridesmaids George Merle was bent man and James Morris Bolo man McLaughlin Benjamin Franklin and James Walsh were the ushers A wedding I supper followed at the home of the brldea father on West 168th street near the Kings bridge road teet PIOl WILLIAMS SPEECH I ny ih Prepeeta er Ctl Sue I An Brighter Thin Ever I Bmor Nor 12Ths Emperor opened the Diet of Prussia today I the speech from the throne his Majesty said that In view of the frlendlr relations of Prussia with all foreign States which relations have been fnrther atrengthened this rear the country could look forward with confidence to the further preser vation of peace Bills would b introduced for a reform In taxation for the organization of provincial councils and for tha establishment of elemen tary schools The finances of the kingdom are in a satisfactory condition I la calculated that br an extension of the legacy duty combined with a repeal of the duty on email I bequests funded property may be I brought more within the reach of taxation The condition of the finances doe not de mand any Immediate augmenting of the reve nue while on the other hand It will not permit any reduction In the receipts The Increased enDue Irom direct taxes will be devoted to lightening the burdeoa upon the communes tbo lad and building taxes being handed over to tbe communal authorities Klementarr ed ucation will b made Wholly free Tbe development O the regulations affecting worklngmnn demands attention and an in crease In the number of supervisors and n re organization are necessary of the gratem of trade inspection Emperor William read his speech in the White Halt He was cheered on entering the hal and the reading of tbe speech was fre jointly Interrupted by applause the Emper ors pacific declarations regarding Prussias Or1 foreign relations belcut apeciaUy approved narita Proalm More X r l tloa n Dwtlai if tttote J tm IXHTDON Nov 12The Lao World of tomorrow morrow will contain Michael Davitts summing up of h previous cbnrsres and will conclude the first part of his sbory thus We ear that our Indictment of the Dublin Castle officials f lot yet complete by a long way We shall add considerably the list of our charge attains persona In the pay of Dublin Castle wb o organized and paid for the commission of crime for the double pur pose of dipping thcli hands In tbe secret per vice fund and casting a stigma upon the Irish cause Part 2 will commence by annonnelne that a considerable body ft evidence wili be added to that already given to establish the complicity of the Tale In th Plgott scandal showing te that the Tory press had for years been paylni 1luott A detailed sketch will be given 01 the early career of Pigott who waa perfectly Im partial In his aahemjlng and thieving on revolu tionists and constlt ntlonallsts both rom the very Inception of the Land League Pilot be came ltd open and underhand enemy The Neirfoudiud nB r1c Qullto LOKDOX Nor nTh St Jameii Gttrttt that the negotiations between pall lotaUoos twln Great Britain and France for a settlement of the Newfoundland fiaaery Question are progress Ing The basis of the negotiations Is t that 1 ranee shall surrender to Great Britain the French shore ol Newfoundland and shall be compensated tberetor by the cession of one of the British WK African colonies posnlbly Gambia In addition hewfoundland will re nounce the bait t Th Oiphs5 ETletlo DtrBZiv Nov 12The work of evicting ten ants waa resumed today on tbeOlphert estate The weather wa Inclement The Bishop of Raphoe acting oa behalf of the tenant had half hours conference with the ent of a bai hOIr coareeDoe agent of th estate but failed to effect an anangement Tonight the Bishop will hay another confer ence with the agent which It is I expected will lead to a settlement roll sad Military FlBhtUc OALWAT Nov 12 Several lights took place here today between the police antI the I military tar In one of the encounters a lolie i xr geant was severely injured The llltiry finally routed the police and chaxud thom in rOlleo 1 their barrueka The Connaucht Itangars who took a prominent part In he dixttirbtune hate been ordered away from Oulway I lMprl r rielaro ta bo UtXray LOKDOX Nov J2Tbe Court has ordered that twentrone ot the pictures Illusiratlng the works of Rabelala which were lectctly seized by the police at an art eailenrfn Pall Mall on the ground that they were Improper be destroyed the proprietors of the gallery were committed for trial Mr TbKIir I rln Panic Nor 12Mrs King widow of Thomas King of Georgia and mother the Martbloneris of Anglesey IB dying at her daughter house In this city Th Qeu Wessus raVellmae THE HAOUK Nor 12 Queen Emma has sea appointed Regent to govern the kingdom dur log the illness of King William OIidetes l I all Wsppertre Lointoir Nor iLMr Gladstone in a circu lar urge hla supporters to attend th opening I the eoBlac aetaioa el fvllameat 7 p CAPTUX1XO A MOOHBBIHft A Boirr Marshal aigI aid Mrtmg His lr a WIs Mntt Kotrcat KKTSKB W Ta Nov U Depntr United States Marshal O a Miller arrived here a dar or two ago having In charge a moonshiner William Fansler He lived with a number of others of his class about 900 miles couth of Bt George the county seat of Tucker county and about 60 mIles from the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and his chase and capture conatl cute one ot the most remarkable episodes in the criminal annals ot West Virginia Detec tive Miller was compelled to follow ale man for several week before be finally landed him in prison often at the risk of hi life and be de tailed his experience to your correspondent about aa follows cannier is a memoer or ens nr ina moat daring and successful gangs of moonshiner counterfeiters and stock thieves that ever In fested the mountains of West Virginia Their stamping ground was the Canaan wilderness and contiguous portion of adjoining countIes and their headquarter were established In the moat inaccessible portion ot the Back bone rang ot mountain It la surrounded for mIles on every aide with laurel and timber standing so thick aa to make an approach to It almost Ipmosalble except br a secret path which for a long time was known only to the members of the gang Here the members of the gang had for several years operated a splendidly equip ped distillery with a capacity of elghtyfiv gallons a dar until they were betrayed tome months ago by one of their own number who led a posse of Government officials to the fort as it was called at a time when all the gang were away disposing of their stock of liquor at Phlllppt The detective left not one log of the thief harbor resting upon another and destroy ed the still mash tubs and everything sloe or any value found about the premises The summary proceeding made home anything but sweet for the gang and they scattered Fansler being the only one who made any at tempt to hold the fort and even be taking alarm at the activity of the officer retreated to what he called his mountain place about rl fteea mile further south Here he was traced br Marshal Miller who spent seven day In getting to the place trom Bt George Miller won fortunate enough to find Fansler at home and walking suddenly In upon him told him the best thing he could do was to give himself up as he had men outside who wenld take him and resistance was use less Fanslur surrendered and started off quietly with his captor but when they had gone some distance without meeting any other officers Fansler turned upon Miller and a flerre Debt ensued He was finally overpow ered and everything went well until the Dry Fork of Cheat River was reaobeJ The two men started across the stream in a skiff but Fansler wrtcblng hla chance caught the de tecthe by the shoulders and threw him cut of the boat Fansler then lumped Into the swift current himself and tried to escape but Miller caught him by the leg and he narrowly escaped belngdrowned Fansler again anrrendered and the two reached the shore Fancier made no further effort to escape and Is now under lock and key There ale three bench warrant against him and many capiases and be l sure nr a long term In the penitentiary A strange feature of the whole matter is that the mom tea of this gang were not vagabonds or criminals In the common acceptation of those terms but all owned tine farms and as an evidence of thin one of tbe party arrested some time ago was ieleaed by United States Judge Jackson on I5UOO bail on hIs own rvcovnlrance The queer and moonshine department of the business were managed with skill and energy and tber were aaelduous and auceecuful In their live Block operations frequently stealing as many as 200 sheen or thirty or forty cattle at ome Many are the stories told by the people of Han dnlnh Tucker and Barbour counties of the wild orgies with which they celebrated at their tamp in the mountains the successful Issue of a raid nf this kind on the burns and pastures of the farmers of that portion of the State Until recently no attempt at punlshlngthe out li ws ever succeeded as they were quick to take either legal or Illegal proceedings to protect themselves A ft LEU T WEDDING Xr Lyone and Ml Krss esd the Q jclli MI 144 AsuO A marriage took place yesterday afternoon at bit Charles Borrnmeoa Church In Sidney place Brooklyn between Lizzie S Kernan the 18yearold daughter of Mra T J Eernan suit John W Lyons each of whom la deaf and dumb The coopl met for the first time sir Tears ago at Dr Peetae deaf and dumb Insti tution at Fort Washington Several hundred persons witnessed tbeceremony many of them being dial and dumb The Her Father Ward the rector nf the church who understands the deaf tnd dumb language officiated The bride a pretty and petite aloud wit escorted to thn altar by her brother the couple being preceded bv her slaterMls Senu Eernuntiiu bridesmaid and Mortimer Lyons Jr a brother of the ernom The bride wore a gray Henrietta cloth travelling dress M heavy aolti chaIn and a hat trimmed with white lace and gray ribbons Father Wan conducted the services In the usual manner with the exception that the bride and groom nodded their ascent to the accustomed qm stlouo after tedding them from the prayer bnok which Father Ward held be fore them At the cose rather Ward bade them Opt itnred In their matrimonial journey In the 5 gn language N hen the bridal party bad leuche I tbH vestibule on their call from the church the bride and bridegroom baited and for setersi minnie receIved the congrat ulation of friends Ou they return from their wedding trip they wlil take up their residence In a list at 142 Seventh avenue Tbs father of the bridegroom U a wealthy plumber j rinses MARKS ojr xmm aai TBXOAH TSe ttmT Attadads mt IM mtrtk Thr Girt CpateesVIIs VsarId XMbe Four young Irish girls UT la rooms la tkJ second and third Boors of 16i Madison BtieeiVf Three hare lived there for some time but the fourth Delia Flanagan only moved in three weeks ago She worked In a paper box factery In James slip She was a pretty brunette with big brown eyes and waving dark hair BheV i had been In this country bat three yean aael bad no relatives here but a brother The three girls bad noticed that Delia wa 111 but thought I nothing of It Last Saturday abe worked aT usual Sunday she said ahe did not feel wen I and on Monday she did not go to work Whem i her three friend got home Monday evanlai they bond her suffering I Toward midnight Mamie OHea went for a doctor At M oclock Delia gave birth te child The two other girls went Into the i joining room and just then Mamie OE came back without a doctor The girls look at the child It was dead One of the glrlB told Delias employer the next day andbe Mat word to his family physician Dr Frnd G Her rll of M Greenwich street Dr MerrU saw fhat I the child had not been prooerlr attended and then saw something that made him hurrr to the police station On the childs neck were black marks as though fingers had been pressed into Its throat He told the Cantata at the Madison street statIon he thought thai mother had strangled her child The mother was sent In an ambulance to the Oouvenent Hospital and the dead child was sent to the Morgue Deputy Coroner Weston made aa autopsy yesterday and decided that the ehila had died from strangulation Delta Flanagan reiuw to ear anything Thai girl at the house any that she could not harei strangled her child and further that she waa a religious girl and would not have caused ta death of an unbaptlzed child They will tea nothing of what they know about the father MINER KXKPI rate BOX orncm Jigs OBrlc Metd It 155 rr haaei Who lJir hut She Futile Daniel Frobman manager for the KendaUu will have tn submit to Harrr Miners admlnla I I tratlon of the Fifth Avenue Theatre box ofooa l because Judge OBrien of the Supreme Court l refused yesterday to grant an injunction re straining Miner iron having charge during thai engagement of the Eendala In his decide 1 Judge OBrien says I The grievances complained of affect that I public sad are not shown to have injured I tbe plaintiffs It Is a laudable object that plain i iff peeks vL to restrain the abuss aud evil resulting from theatrical manager selling tickets to speculator and the Court I would be glad to assist In checking what hap grown ro be a pernMoue practice It seems reasonably clear however that plaintiffs sans not In this form of action maintain a ault eole ly I for the benefit of the public Plalnttffb rlghta aa between themaerre anel defendant ate matter of contract Under the terms nf the agreement the defendant reeervea the right to manage the box office and the ex ercUn of such right U not shown to hare b mad entirely for Plaintiffs benefit eo tha can be waived or taken away at their optios If it bad been made to appear however t suib management was Injurious to pia1nUgs either by a failure to sell ticketsormakrgfl return for thne sold or in acme other war i be Court might Intervene and afford relief Here huweter the giartlea must be left to thel contracts rights Daniel H piesei SeriOsly Ill There baa been no change In the eodMtoB of Daniel H Appleton of the publishing hoMe 4 of D Appleton k Co who is lying In a eritteel condition from a stroke of apoplexy which hat received at his residence 8 UnIversity plaeev ou Sunday last He was able yesterday to take come alight nourishment for the first time sine his illness 4 Ponds Extract la of iaaetlmabl value in leraalaooaaplalau Bee dlreetloaAAda eo u t i4J l 4 All astharud aims that ibi Wl1 of a bsithv thr Is the mod for 55 Inliat itelt to 1515 5111 ssd I esntne alt the slsmnIl for tartS I tenasd eerspudsphyatotejiCe1iJ a itS atha 2 iat t a 4s j i44 L Highest of an In Leavening 1owertJ S Govt Report Aug 17 i88e Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE When Baby was sick we gave hr Caatoria Whoa the wa a Child she cried for Oaetorla When she became Miss she clung to Cecteriev Wfc tbe had Children ahe jav thMS CaHerta L t A Womans Duty to Sooltty Is lo trrwrvo kor btnty which U only desby kMftael her Wood pars S swan at mil aa ma lakwlt th M dncfoflhir ancnon to oeronm aai sp OIH to which the world It I lndbtdrot avitr larae proportion of the the that ntti is note to XO WUMAM CAN BE BKADTirOIi it 4Utnr by moth pimplw eczema Uiiilent f uBhaiihr akin llo r eomBltilon and ialatj4et inch ooiilltlotii Baa ILOOD ti tMrtrma Blood is the Life A tiielirl is healthy Ills Most le taper Tkeaeaal ef dUoaMt poopl have whthor t iSo assk fcsn llrr ildaya bvia nerves i Im It niikJaBntulj apes tbS dkipwlilra of tkp noai atllanBte sated or caresS ky lrarror lnporrlsk4M4ta whlek the aetm Blool Cor li the olr UUUlkll 4yyttdlKoTr4 dtieor4cictirt C urn The ri BJed C re eetvM ecred Ruse 5see r rcU 4 tMlt hea in sac iinibs use where nfl iiiJ abed purIUPrSaV tall d 4 Ploaiaal to tat applleabl to dliiin f Irfaa 14 an sold by drmrnu or sent prli I of price to any pert sf tbs teiisd 5iaI PrU tin tiou inmllaiOO aLTAS BRAZIUAK BPB01HC CO cmos e wan st Itew Vest Caught in a Cold Snap 7 5t without an Overcoat eur gests buying onese do our prices 9 up to 30 for rough naps and smooths II and only the best grades of them Theres nothing made ie properly made in Overcoats that we dont have HACKETT r CARHART a CO Broadway and Canal Street ECONOMY FURNITURE Buy of ERie Maker And Save at Least Tireity Per C it AN IMMENSE BTOCIT TUREB LAME WAI HOUSES lROWOEO WUU KBW AND XLEOAirtLT IIEMONID rUBSITORL LXESCKLLEO rOK OOOB WUKCUAMHir AND CUKAJJTEoi yO KXAMFU FIB Bedroom gulua tfl tar olfhl pUeoa ftnot Eiuwlon Tables BVO all wood rarlor bititas watt wads ail Ac A a Ce A Urn lias ot Maaortiy raraltan elegant l la Is dgo asS Inupsulve Or now patent VoidIng 14 I eraamau ses piss but little ipaM is very MBirrUtl a4 vary u ckto f CEO CFLINT CO aKe ig a is WZST t ATM ME X uTw1u er 4X0 7fl4Y i I i

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11 4 TBtfe SUN THURSDAY NOVftMtfER 1890 1 n NEVADA DEFEATS SENORITA I Ta rUB irirsTjrnw MAnIC irist raa IIAK S ZtAI AT tlttDEX HANDILY t Ylpdnfr s14 Bt Jaae OP m bs M ri Wltfc NtII nnH Neek ruUkTk KB 1 taaordat Filly Iund a Biff FU1 os 4 TJasplta the drawbacks of a raw Norambar day the opening of the second hal of thi fall meetlnjsof the Linden Park Blood HoroaAs f eolation 101 attended b ft lares throng of tar racegoer The great betting anoloinr Which waa fully throw to the crowd for lwa c the first time was jammed between the raoe aadnaarrr eight bookmaker and their aa bMants wer kept busy daring the afternoon Three bookmakers who had encaged stands at the stipulated price of 75 prday foiled to j appear having opened pool rooms on the raoe in New York Tho managers of the course la14 that tber w hold the missing book oaken t their agreement so a novel can U likely to oome UP far nrblirutlon K While the arfaoe of the truck presented a rlv sloppy appearance the footing was good and irm and the nee wore run In cxcollont time t Tb money was about equally divided between favorite and hones on which liberal odd g f werp Paid considering the otnpaot fold t Tbehandicap at a mile and a quarter was a I rent race for the Western mar Nevada S pt Sam Browns fur Senorita going to the i met an even mono favorite Nevada second I choice Raymond 0 who WAS Inat th light 3 Weight of 100 bMnu heavily plared for plnce S Parrnond O and Nevada rnndo tho running to the last furlong Nevada winning tho race In a driving finish bra neck ln210XfromItny a anond 0 SenorIta finishing last four length t behind Can Con who wee third On welching out Anderson wbo rode llaymond Q wo IX eut 1 bounds short ol bis weight Under the rules the bore and after a die i thin disqualified bnreald die t i cuBslon thrjudwaset Raymond Q heck Can J V Can setting second place and tienorlta third I T Tipstaff was a strong oddson favorite for th oi entng dneh funiter Jr having the BOO eDd olnlnl tbe long odds of 0 to L Ught I tatted Flamlown set the pace with tt iams and Tipstaff In close company until half war down tbe homestretcb Wiiere Tipstaff he can forcing ahead and In a close finish won by nook Iron St James Pnnfitor Jr lonltm the placeby loi tip a Dk Flambeau lapping and all Nma of theton entries started In the second race a daab of five enteR half furlong for two Yearolds The Matagurda filly curried the faoneyof the talent heading the books at odds of a to 1 against Btevenson rodu the filly and I Mtrlng the iia e at flag fall wal never heated The Ia br three length from the Alma c Bllr ilr Brisavame In a poor third Eampland waa the favorite forth fourth race I t VBlight wa aID Pearl hat and Dr Del inutb each having a large following as second holce blTlol Dr Helmut and Kemplaud nadeacloti and stubborn rae In the older mae for eqnarters of 1 mile when Fos ter moved Kemnland to the outside In the elW t nttTand last mrlong winning br a length T Pearl Bet beaU Text two lengths for the started In the fifth rae and thr ran In I r cluster the whole distance a mil and a Biz ri iOluetr Th Letting was ery close on all the I I fecKMElKtiin being the favorite with Verdee Rv and Park Hide next in orer Femwood at t y the outdid odds of 6tol won by heM Iron Park Klflge litton losingthe place hya nek Iio rorJe8rwns theSBlfOtlon of the tnlent to top off the day In the lust rat liadge having peen ecrltehel Wliltenose and Cynosure led r the group in a splendid race to wluln 10 i yards of the line where Allen spurred Now or i fieterto the front wlnnlncby two len thl t VnlteuoBo getting the place from Cynosure by I nook TTT YItT BACZ J FT Kwei DUkei of J10 each with SWO a 1 Jeil for al urea Iloloeoli and tv to third welgbta aeven pooud t t slow Hit a ale ilx tiirlonn t G B Morris S ch a Tlpiiifi 4 by Rayon dOr or ian takaterdlct 1 A Covtnflon 1 a 1 M Jeflc xtcl o buJaojes MOckr 3 k V T Fuliuerich c Pnnstr Jr 3 no Uavtonl 3 riambtau Hub 1 Forirunner Harry IuielU aua lr I Ayuobd Iso i ratt i o Tim itia1 Bettlnr Three to I on Tlnitaff a alnlt Paniter Jr e to J 1 8u James 7 to I jorerunner 12 tnl rlambean q3 1 1M and Itaynond such 30 to It lurry Ruineil M THE BECOKI nACE S llnlt w eintateof Jtdeach with Ssnn addefl or niieanot ecuna and to tulnti ror twi jrear I tda HVA and n ba f furoiui V I W t5lvuotil B Jmmineeech t bjr Onondaca Matairorda Kie I I IlauOMr talilee A1m nity ii I 0 Illll 2 iJ BV Mreetebr tr i r PatH IKI A CovlnfftoD 3 s Dust I Unit t rl kF Until tteii Kuinpus Ketchnm tetrose and Uoas Hoie filly alia ran ihn l l il l netting Agatnit llaiaiurda fllly 2 to l Mr Pass 1uN Hnit doltfp each I tn It lrarlxKk il lo li I j leknrn 7tn II I Itnrnpus K lul II lelro IJtol Mou 1r r nil ia to I Aimfllly 0 to I t THE Ttllllll ItACE fnr hanflcsp of KO rarli for I ana with Stilt aavl it wljlsh Sso tu eeconj and Sluo to tliirJ on Thus ant 0 uerler 1 11 I 1 Laker uAre 1 Kavada fx by Rerent Mlf UUjKttiA Cutinctun I revermrck Stnbe at Inl I ran Can M rw Mevrnon i 3 Ii 11 S nroia b t SenOrIta 4 IU Taylor U Ilaitncnd u also run I l runTime 2lot F Batllnr Kven money aralnst Sennrlta Nevada 3M t it HuyinondO a to I can Cult I tot TiE FOUllTlt BACC r Reline aweeMtaliri Jin cacti 1 with SO added of blb t a to lecond aud t to bird 1 I evn furlong o HlorMtt Cnc kcmtilaiid by Uliner uloilanue linifoster I 1 K Brownab r Pearl ht 02 ifitp rnsonl 2 I l B I Uarrlaoiii cb 0 Tzt I Manly I I Dt lutmatu Tae AhtieM J end Flout alto ran j Tim l JIK t Btlnv Avalnit Retnpiund n to Ct Dr Itelmntn T earl net each 3 tot Ibe bbu 6 to I rioul 10 lob J THE wrrn SAC t weepitlkrt for all Los 11111 each with5ro added i t which lion to eecond and fAOtu third five fur OBI J troitl Hlab e bk Co rernwood a by ralaetto Uulck MB Ink Steveason I a Allonlrtcb L Park Blue 2 eOMHlll 2 I X AU Stone ch o Klkton a ua Decker a of V Tardi acd Ealnt also ran 1 Tim 1 5214 1 ft nttiMAflutElkMik8toa Vardosile II Faik 41 4 to 1 I Salal Farnwood Sach A to a 1 Ins SIXTH DACE t f rre kanfltcap ot 10 each for all ana With 3on added of wblob 110 to lecood and ISU to third on I tdd I bnvMeKteiilbr h How or Niver S by Btiatfrd By end Bre 107 Allen I tit r 1g B rry b b Whltnoie S2 fA Covlntnn 2 I W 0 Ualjeb o Cvnosnre 4 108 Lambley B r Canwad aid Lavlnla Belle also raa 4 Time l 4 I oi BetUniaolnat or Never e to S Lavlnla BIt fir tUtol UBnwad4M II 0Dour8 to 11 Wbltlnoee I V f h 1 Toulays Elrl t LIiidN j Secretary Bow of the Linden Blood Eon 1 1 Issoctatlon announces an attractive pro lie rammo 01 six races with horses of good qual i I a Ity In all tbe events Tba first race mar go to l Kabel Glenn with Nellie Ely second Rumpus 1 and Common Bens will be difficult beat In the second Badge and Bellwood will probably t e a fine finish In tbe third Servitor and Zeno blmotlo for the fourth Bitmbler and Car r J nut look promising In the fifth and Autocrat I and Ballyhoo v111 be oiit to fight It out in the Sixth 4 Klnt RaceTree handicap at 10 eaolt with B30O r 1452 U for all am flyd Iurloni T npitarl IHIFolo ing 111 iau t e 1111 I BUlb 10t 1 t Banusaa IOU i antin luu j IltfvVaJi 1H lUbel ulenn I 6 1tTvr i 7 IT I Hit efiiif sly no zed m t AddtT 10 Ujepla Oily B7 JJ IeenS JIcSweptake of fid each with 1500 nJ Jfl Mr woyear ld I naideni III tlIh r lnm II i Metro lie i att Oily us Oiiinmnn eo11I 1 1 IlolI1I1 lImp Ill 1 aedyls 111 Kate CIrklltI TOW RsoFrs bandloap at f JO each for all ana with IIOOJ addd on mile f kadic H2Bellwoo 1 e Foorth aelllo awtentaka of Sin aea for 1 1 11 twoyearolJs wttnlouiaailed live lurlonjs t ftmrook no srrlt r im I 3 3 I epanui illdura leDubla D7 Alma Oily iv 1J l Irallu Wood w Oiintna flilr m tlflh Race Selllnf iwefpnakai of nil each for all N 1 wib 551U added sit and a hilt furlomi Irtit BdWrICJo i HIIISOOD 11AJ lUthowl lux temu loiiom on oft Lonely Ill liemiilr 8 f MIaQd Caruffi lia 1 VlItgbt IiVriuader J8 Taa iine sit 1 stxlh HceVre handicap of SIO eacb for all ages t with CoOu ad led ost in furlongs i Jeani linlfclniivard IM Jlne 11111810lloro1 I ailjhoo IDIAutocrat to Tha Knee Track Jury Out ELIIABITU NOT 12Tbo Jury In the cose ol the Slate affalnst the Now Jersey Jockey Club E for allowing bookmaker on the KrountU of the club Is apparently going to disagree The Stir waa charged at 1U3U A 31 by Justice t t VII rnlr 61wb pro Uonll told jbaJUroia that Inalf inly nronvr nctloa Was to convict f At SnclocL ton gilt Ihe jurors wore at II out 1 and Ibol web rolorflll lobe Kent unilai lock tad ket tiuill mqiulutc It IH nlleiiaU they are opelrBsly 8 lIt In heir opinion witu uu pun Bible obauott of a erdlct Tlia Grand Jury this evening brought n a umber nf irch Indictmenta aeiotal ol them J beln2lt I a said Molnat the bookmakers now at tile Linden track Judge Van Hvikel again treatedi surprise by rofuKlnir to illHiliartifi Iii Oranlt Jury He dliuotrd Ua melllborlt to Ie turn to court III tVtIre t I iff J1OWLZO mrllerBkl Iuitoml Hot Poor Itowllno t Ms Aeadcy Tonmnr AlHber llriw crowd wttneued ths ieoon1 eight tint In lbs Aiudemy tournament tail rltht Tbe ctnuitlai ebbs wet lbs nttb Ward Rpirtan ot Hektken and the Cotbarna Tha former team were booked kytb knowlnronei lo win both eonten bnt aTenble I tome wereri war mad en lbe resulti Tbatbanu and rutb Wrdrolld the fist pm 01 th evioloir bat neither Ida did tbenuelve prond8y a trend rally la the stalk tram the Uotbatns closeS on sash eppeuent and for a tint II looked as It be favorite wetld be Aefeattd by last assson tall coder Th unexpected did not kippen liowever as Ito mfo 1 oII rnlhom rW Oetbimiwent topleoea llowini Ih Htlli Warilt to win with oaId Tb sparianior ItioboVen I who liav the vuniil looking lot of player In the tmirnan ent than took esesilon I of the ellljn sad tried their skIll 15101 itS lllfaDd Oolhama Th latter team were Trmat hd and beatsn by 09 phIL The noreii riM aiMX MTVM nina wAtt MTVMA A A f 1IrnII fcnrf Jlaeb19aIlLQ S 5 iu Winter a 4 4 151 K rteti r i J 4 III hrautlretni 1 C 1 l 4 Jiromtnrrt 1 t 8 III Krobue 8 tl 7 10 Irlnr1 B 4 1M ltirbacno o 4 lit OIltt1 II 4 142 Thyns 4 8 s 172 TOlIl iiiii 009 TotaUioion via raas OethM n IM SIM sat ItO 413 4CR otto eel em ta m n m re m rutb wardBO 167 331 a v illS 400 an HID uo 743 Vmulro Jot lnir Poorer U ftootnk antI 1L 145 R KHiln AveraKetUothain I3U 43 tlttb Hard neon Mm 1119 DOOnI I irjvrru Si IIOMIU a A a19r I A 1 it 904 Hbmaaao e 4 nox r1vinl o 4 Mi XItller2 1 7 lIt ijii l e 117 nromhorHo u 4 43Io1jlh1 e ua Prior 8 4 8 It Muncken J 7 1 177 Olierla 1 B 4 HO 111111 7 a lun Total S TJl 0i Total fit It T7T nat n Ctth19CC us J 21 21 l 7 82 424 4in fit ta I rtrs 8pulall7 17U V4H 81 3 a70 4117 8VU G1U IIH 771 I VmptrsA Mevera Rrnrerl P t Rever and U Echetik Avsrifis Ootham KUZA rJ parlan 7 n iv A bowline tnrnmnt corn cocci ft tenrrn from ths dlderent bank In thli city tel i an their tnurnrr at the r lr Tremont Hotel diets reileriiay aririnonn the rnn linir club Wets lbs Uame represeiiilhff th Nntlonil hark and Flrftt National bath Two cities were rollvtt and each taaia gained a viotoi r iThe cori rlBST Gl MB AI1OM1 sAss run UtIOIl runV Ii 4 Bgew4 0 11 Scpr Bailee 4 a 4 lOt I Tl Men 1 A 4 14 I r arrl i t 4 t 131 Irunt 3 1 e 1J7 Bujtcr 2 J 4 142 iitninlngi J 3 II la Naaulra J I Ii liii llaidnor I u ft s HI Tltu S 4 8 IOB Iliibop 4 t 4 lt Total Iii 13 24 717 TotalIJ 10 js 7JU pa4 0 HatlM rartt IPO 5W 8 i 3 881 4Se M3 AIR 012 717 rim NationalB3 12U WI 2j H Slit 4 HI 311 tin mj 7O Umpire J Edwards Coot rL K Iltrmn A rr MSI National lark 143L5 rlrit National H4 IICO t Oi JIU nYlOJlu PAlL rlOn FT1O1iil S It t Sen A i lCCpt altei I 4 a l24 Tt idin 146 HO ynrri s 3 e 131 IUit II J H 1107 Bon It 3 I no Cl mlllln1 4 4 111 fiantre a S 4 til UI miner 2 u I j 171 I rlln II 4 8 J6 Lliuun a j I 144 ttall 13 ID 33 j Votale 5l3t 7 flU Ki Rational Park7 182 204 2H9V wo 4te S17 iro pi TJI HntKtloal8i 170 iiu 3201 al 49 ui v3 tur 71 l Umpire l ldwardft Bcort rL r Pfersnn Aver UoNatlonallarka 144 13 First National im o An eaiy vlciorv Wee gained br the Vew York Hub la their opnm match fame on Tuesdnv nlitlit I when thr I defeated the Writ Ends team III I IJ I sired ant Mitt t avenue Tb WI Rod lOad thlnts lively in tin nrl tIres frame but rier that I heir oppoueut took the teed and finally won by UUeIoCl ro j 511w 2055 WQT Inns 00flC0e oS JI Ern Tnolll 11 II 2 1111 I MeIflit 3 rI 11 tlok 11 I 4 iS 114 on 4 tt II Warden4 81 IU4 InC Iner 1 1 s 1111 onmm11 1 4 41 I U Oil I I 141 14114 1 4 3 D Ihtl Iisi COOn 1 5 3 11 Mcnwau 1 9 ii II Ievnnr 2 2 127 Tucker 2 0 5 18 stuithe t i g 4 4 14 r1r 1 e lUll elIarl2 6 2 168 qlI 8 8 4 116 iaoLstlku2 3 1 151 Currin 2 II II 16 Tola 0S23I 15d Total 22 33 4N Lit Cltt New Tokl BI1 f8lf7 2 iimitllS7l4MlCT3 KnUllUS3047tfo57a4lXH lull 1221 ISO714M Umpire Kortter Rcorcrw Meair Pickering and Thompson AverutelNoir Tort j 7 46 ueit Hnila UJa The iiecond series of prle game of the Lincoln Club tourney of Brooklyn waa roll d nn Tuesday evening The eoIMt wa one aided from tuj atari Teuin 4 WIn nlngcaaliy The score I TU 4 TeAt 11 F S fhCr I of JI rt x4rarts 4 I 4 1M Ioraney I II 0 11 ltldcweyI 3 6 III It 5 131 1Iou 1 2 7 11 II 4 1016 Hon 1 U II 150 nnrtailO 1 II Ill Fnllh1 4 I 14 I If 10 lorry II a 4 13 tteeje 1 II oj 11 Totals i Ill 23 8JU Total 61080 m rR Team 4 7 IA ali SJJ 4Ifl 18 53 ma 761 R3S leant i r 3 115 Jus 2I 4 Sill 4 II 61 I J S72 87J 724 Umpire W Howe Scorer 9 Elrtland The Colombo fowling Club of Brooklvn howled their re vnar rescue rum on Tuesday event s After tbe genIes the Imya adinnrtied tu tlie residence of their 15410 member II frChletier for tic rurtio eor assistIng i i dl u2 at tlie celebration of Ilia tin weitdluir where Ihc cluo 1001 with a cordial receptIon La lotlotvlng are lb Ito CII I MlMlrl4 I Merkrt K 7 v Oberrler 147i 1 R tIml1 t tih l rl2 rI i r r Tlilema 1211 II hchleaer 141 II Kerler I7n CL Fleck Itli F 1 rehlelTer IJV I I Wetkewer 21u Total 1411 Win Ue lattrr I7 J llutier 111 l II au Jlri IL I Ilndui n H3 L Well 177 t iu He trill IU u Rsu III U Pettier tsi c Volkman Nu Total luio Tha flrlt gameof the third annual numbers tonrna ntent of the Lincoln Club or UronUyr woe pU3 ed on 10 clubs 1utnam avenue al ere on Monday evenlnr The scares Tenm N 1Bartlett lot Ross I3n nen dlcr II Mniteri IUJ Conlrell 142 ThompsoiL IGV Total I 723 wr 42i3t1 t Test No II Will ami 131 Itowe 141 House lid Xeicbem US Jacob IS lllauk 143 lolal toIf Hehiscfer Comlnc to Oothnm Jake Bchaiferhn lift Chicago n41 Is on hliiray to this city nl to not up14 10 arrive br before Sunday night I be has mad arrangements to atop at veral cities en roots and give I short exblUltloiia trick C Ivei aocompanlei tbe Wizard Maurice Daly bAl tendered Schaefer the all of the ball adjoining his billiard parlors llrorklyn and be ginning on lion ay evening b Wt l with tbe usimance of Ie I expound the Klnnes spat game slid irnlnto active training for his match with SloKmm s hlnh tat plaronJo I at cbti kertng Hall Jake realize I that 0101 i1ji ir n rJI neiwfllibav 1 to play billiards whence meets the fetncenl and Intend to fake better care of lilmiuif tuau be lu I la bin previous maushea tier are uinora that Ire hai rose bach In his game MhootUs ler the Hrhllemana hedge riftem mimbiri of tbe Coney Island 3o4 and Gun Clmb ooapetad for the 8ohlisrnan badge tnbluiatla ot lbs elani chimplonihlp at Woodlawn Park Long Ilandiy trdar Tb shootIng waa qnll n to lbs average three men tying for tha rtJbk klllng ieen etralgbt On the shoot on H Monieea nu J killed sos en straight and won beating hcbnadrou 2 yarda by one olrd Tbcorot tbe oLber are so follows t L Lfavennort euyarda Ill J Voorbeei r yard lOt J rirlen34 yard II II Blattmaob jo yard 8 O llnber I 21 yard Ji B nwyer 25 y raa8 A Epplg 25 yard Ui U Mo ttuighllo ilj yard a1 bIor Qtiimby Sfi yard 8 her lo ree 11 UcLauBUiln bcorr 1ost Van rlt Tmaont Gun flub hrwi 5 cites conteit at tbe regnlar monthly Shoot of the Tremont Qua Global Farkvlll yeitirday Ten members shot at twenty bIll rock esOl O But let won breaklnz H I fl Ibe oIlier irorei ns fclluwsi i Mhern 17 II Messner lit ll 1 U 1 Jorp it IH II IIlakly 14 a Stretch 11 r Mil T IU 1 urumn rj L Jllller II W Uuniity 8 Iteferen O lllmbooeL COlumbia llcraitlncd at Home Owing 10 the miserable contttlon of the weather yes terday Columbia football team did nut go to IM a delphla to play 1 Its University or Ieiimrlvai Bamr day Columbia will play Kufgern 01 lirotheriiuid lArk Tbe game sibedulrti lenient ntnlnenlay with Jrlue ton bti been cauieUeil Tit Rinncm nt XnnliYlllei Niinviua toT 12 Atlbough the weallier wa threatening and cold alarite crowd attendel the rncei al Ueit Side Irk today Three favorites won Track slow alowHrst I Bure Purse for tiroTrArnMs four sot a halt i irgt J furlong Ten iturtid Unliirlit at b tn B won by a leniiU from Laura IJoxe wbo beat Katuna halt a length 1ls m too IfaceOctIlne 514 5 halt I runllrs for thmee our reir startsI all and Lilil i Crete at I Ii I Wohl eesily by is lentil 0131 t Allan II lrab I1I WI W55 halt A lehtlt In tint of C jJrAI Ito j I 4l14 Third RaiePelllnir for three wsrol l and npw rdi fihinie furlonir MX I iMrlnl lark at i to 2 walked bun a Inner h t Ill e letijrtlii Hilly Tirlter ieoniL Hurt Itilrll the others l rUI4 out for a furlong Time I 37tf Fourth RoIur M Ihuoroar oi4e and unwardI six furlong mhl itarlal In a promlInlb Ladi Jllltkburn at 810 t wnuu by a nose from Ills Mary ho Was title tenjIho i in front of IsStIk thaw Tine I uti43 J iUr J il fr I f t Hfih llace be line ror inreeyear oiui and upwnrifi flve and u hiilf url nas Lvent 111 1 In I w m r uilr tav two leurthi front linrambnurf wbo waa two lenirtl In front of Red t ox T me 11734 Iba Vlsinrra at dlnnrextcr atorcima Nor la Foiloulaxar realt of U days venti rir l PcSevenfnrlonEi Oratltile won tancuur McondJameiAil third flue nil Hecond llace Five ftinnnK IcarleJi woo Oberlta second Adalr third lime I Third Hare One toil rrmno en Chieftain ator n L Glenilal third Time 1 Sl 14 f styli I Kire roiir anl imehalf fnronra Regina won Ml I en I sect I Olltlfr 1 I third I nW n I ut rr r iulu1j lilt Kaiehrven rurlontn niisartui won Vm Pay Jr mond illonter thIrd Tune MI r1Y11t H llroat to Lta4e rrk t 19e U trllu liav Italian foot of Cortlantl aaa ft sta sysry rae day at lilt noon 13t a K 710tsWr M sad lilt 1 L rm Bl f after tl Y1 I 1 e 1 1 9 5la Clianc oTllniB om tile Cculrill ICullrouel of Now Jecy The winter schedule will tat affect on Sunday Nov 1l with Important change rI Amoug others the Lukewood expres now leaving ffew turk Out Or Liberty it M JL al 4s8jr M will IInII2u M Train now leaving few Vnrt at ISO P M 1 for tenth Ainboy will be cunt ed lo 0 Ju and be extended to Uatawan I I ran now leaving New York for Mitawan and Free IIQ it at Im 4 A U 1 tIll ldlTontinifi I 1 Minilv train I n iw leotnu vw rita M comir Ul at 1151 M wIlt leave I st2l8 I ju Train will lest Nw lorV foot Liberty it for Easionat 480 i JO 7il l845 A Ui U T a41 3i f f4i7l 730 r 1l liuuda 4au7iWAil IM A1M r li luMI time table will tit rll4T for tUstrlbaUgnoa Irtus Ti lln i1lsi4 M 111I1I I A 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repricod from 425 60 Ladies Astrakhan Cloth Capes combined with seal plush satin lind sold formerly for 860 for 490 50 Ladies Black Cheviot Cloth Reefer Jackets formerly 650 to day 475 50 Ladies Fine Allwool Jackets handsomely braided this seasons styles 875 were 1650 50 Ladies Cloth Newmarketa double breasted loose front high shoulders 690 for one day regu lar 950 garments 25 Ladies Fine Allwool Beaver Cloth Newmarkets handsomely braided or appliqued 1450 been 2250 25 Ladies Seal Plush Jackets satin lined high shoulders 1500 in place of 1950CIttdt CIttdt Br ta ae 12000 YARDS FAVORITE RIBBONS Today 12000 yards of moire PigO t edge Ribbon varied widths all silk in colors and blackmore than halved Nos 5 and 7150 and 18o quality 83 a yard No 9210 quality lOe a yard Nos 12 and 162c and Boo qual ity 12c a yardrdlM rdlM MENS RAIN COATS The English MaointosheB from 1200 to 3950 The American Macintoshes from 725 to 2100 All shapes all styles all patterns Single and double texture all sizes 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embroidered at T ry low price SPECIAL dLB Ot JUaff JVlsM Shirt I 60 dozen Men Fancy Trimmed Night Shirts superior quality at 62 ots each reduced from 85 ate JiJ1 SPECIAL BALE I 40 Overcoats 12 30 Overcoats 8 20 Ovircutg 6 CAMERON a NP WLAlrlln 1U8 4lo HST1COTI011 IH UCfCLE mM LESSONS PRIVATE m v mmnatrmm at arva6ftQaj SAFETY BIOYOLB xz Laz exoii S2 ra agO R BIDWELL a A5 al waT g TH I GYINAWWM PJlCIAI CBN TOM LADIES AND CHILDREN uTAJII AXOLAlSe DlaT i7cmOl AIM aeaawew ZlIozxa 1 tr4 WP k s i A Olibt COKnTIsAJUl MAIUKB DEI SAVAGE njilctl DneltpMRt Institute AN b ala WIT a Tg HT a MKW IMrXOTJEB HCOKB BOOK or EI AMERICAN BOWLING LEAGUE WITH LATEST BULBS AND REOOHTIO JKIOEH IJI I SI73 AND llHI EAI II Al In a rias I and 11011 Football and evrrythlnfnr at3CU A f f It biN J I U SfcifcyAfffi flVM T 1853 GYMNASIUM 1890 nAIJITUWICBA3IDCOIOOL or vyxcTw0 II 04 19s u M C se row Ladle I Cbll4reo 0 fJu RdL leOUiror ilNNltYOhflUAIftt CIItIIII sys Sib 1 sse Cur FIlcalllo SI SIA 1 f I TIlE PLAYERS LEAGUE DYING UOSIOff PBltADKLraiA AND CLETE LAND ON rUB AlfXIOVS BAT Th Oloatre P r LIeb Slrs Rll for SjsaO Jkl JoaS May SC the ClBcUHMtl Clnbrkllii kl Will bs F regd let the Arle Al clKtlo Boil JLtkely to be reM CHitNfiw York Hud Pittsburgh C oUdMTII leJra win Nat Meet NY CoIUe al Which IVmra I a o Mcmke Like a dying man the Players League has clutched desperately at the last ntrnw Tho Lencuo has already sunk twloo and has come up again for the last time The cry of help cnos up but not a soul who hears It will co to the reaoup Not a millionaire Is In eight The have nil disappeared and the big chip which threatened to float In triumph before the American ptiblla has etrack a rock and for days has bom floundering about without a band at tho tiller The National League magnates held their regular nnnunl meeting yesterday at tho Fifth Avouue Hotel More Of them wore present than have been at any other mooting the League ever bold Thin was because It was all Important Not only did tiey wish to transact tho regular routlnn business of the Leaeuo but they dosirod to bold a lovo toast over their pmlal from tho untimely death of the Jrnuuo ai tircdlcttd I nil through thu ltummlr It would hat o soot n thrill of joy through the heart of any rnnn ycslerdoy to see the josoui fihR of thotti men who have lrtnnllyghon to 1 tin Ituuio tongue Its clonth blow When thy storIed from tholr ic8poctle homes tlor hnd little Idea of the general tindor itincnt that would assert Itself n soon us tninrrlvpd 111Iy hot not been colic to ntUud tho wnui nt tilt llnlrs Lonluo but thnt Stun StInt ihovilid I IseL 1 nlcht luat body Ic l thu nil lull I I tin liiMt tIll obi iu nn nuo 1lIn I put nil for u coutHo otd a when tho corpsu will 111 I lulil aMij orator 1ho Luuuu niicnatei iTes nl were n fol lows V QW orkJolm II Or C T Dllllnslian Waiter AllU toll liroKDn t O II Kjrn J 1 flniIe C X Abet lilOIlA II I iiefl II II Cinitni 1 titliil lihta A 1 11 I noli 1011I1 I Kogcra Mil OiA cj 1 lUll i J 1 IV i tai liiiir i Irnlailil t lie II Knbliiiun llnMn Ilanlty n W 11050 ll lnrliW A Mmlr J 1 i 0 3d CH ilhiiatl Jnliii T llrunii Before tllo wok Is I out no tnlk will bo forth CImlll I iii from minor Individuals anil paid Bin utoic of tho 1lneri J IIKIID UK to thnt or pim ration keeping oi next neutron Till La iirin mntrntitt onld Ray nothiim pnti cliilbutt nitiwaiii moHt 1 ujBenoiiB itud nt th pani tlino I RIb lrl1iel V till Ill air about tllI1II that ntiy oisunl observer couhl not niNundurttnnil Tlioy BIO pinimnitc to throw u iHiiib that IB entirely unvtiectel Tho D nycr uro nIJlh be lnii ns n Hut ticdo bulk to tim Nutiinal 1 one o nincmilvs Tliosn wlio uio i umlnu I mo dot ug It quietly lily t nnlio that tbu jig Is up Lnpt niulit Mlkn Kwlly had it Set talk with A d Spsldiuc htllv Bte how tiling mo lImIt Ic 1 oslroa of ret 11111 In nut 01 tho cold Kelly nltoil iiroiinii till Bido entra u e of Ibo l 1irUi Avinui hid In the dnrkuoa until tie mot log t tho LPIWUO woe ocr He Kent scord tll t A O t hlllI1hllr tnt ho wlilipd to hoc him and na tool us I p Hible Sttulillut w th bN cliHractorlH way of inath c hlinsolfln Volt lo wi away blort anybody I realized I A r us reporter found thorn n the outside yes tllnilo otoned away In a dnrk corner Alter a lnnu talk both sllpi d quietly nut of the auto dour nnil walked rapidly towjird Broadway Mr Hpnldlrg jumped Blonnl n Broa I way car Acompaniei by J W Upakdlne and A J 1 Itcnch A BUN top rtcr cot nnfio the name car What nbont Kellyf he wm asked Why hoe In Boston Unt I IM I Werent yon talking to ulm just a few mo mont aim I thought hf wa In Boston was the fur ther evasive answer Finally knowing that ho and Kelly had been soon together Mr Spalding iaid that Kelly Imply deslnd to know who the situation WAR lie said tiers wan nota InK In It ns It win just such a talk as he had had with Kelly 111 nity times durlnir the eiisou rae moe that IB I to bo mi idols to buy nut all the Players League cluti excepting the Boston and Philadelphia cltilji A very bitter teeing exists aealnt Al J hnl on ns he Lath one who started the Brothorhqf od and Is called the mother of the Ilaycrt League But It Is possible In order to j i lei I iso the players who think much of Johnson that an offer will probably be uinito to him for his plnnt He may bo chun the Cincin nati Club The way things are Johnsons Club Is doomed lint tray and II he gets a cent It will bo only bvcnusa the Biatlonal Ioatuo dtoiros to act In a perfectly honorable way John ll Day was askad If the ieeland X Li pope would be allowed to wako any oftir tbtty saw fit UfBIIW think they will has o the say said Mr Day It maY ho lelt to IV third party to Hppralse tho value 01 Johnson ta base ball bo lunclnlt Johnson had a chance tomaki compromise In Uoland but at tho lad I u iluute he went Inc on It VeMcrdiiy mornlnc Just at the i Lfnirue Diet a telegram was received from littiliur h utatins that Addis on of Chicago Toulii dlsnoso of 1ils lttD for IJJUOO Ho bud boon ollcril by HpaKlinc xllX Tha price will probably bo paid In Ill iladelphla the 1layortIjcncno Club will be ell en a ctmnco to join tlio Amcrlc Association The only club that nlll bo likely to nutter on In fact frozen out wll I bo Ibo 13oston P Li Club t There Is no iilnco for it la any Icactie The back ers aro old stockholders of the National J OIKIHI team aud Messrs Oonant Ijoden and Billinccu will never on8011 1110 with them urthor there IB a serious irleanco ocalnst the lioston 1 LI capitalists lint for them and n tiny minor Individuals this whole trouble bight hove been oaMly settled two weeks ago Hut as noon lib thoy saw who t was going on they titrteil In 10 break up the wholo proceed Ins ittd they am coodod Beal den they then nutilenn nttniupt to force Mpssru AreAl pin Tal cOlt DtllIobn on out entlroly 4ud maltl them loo oery dollar they had IIlI till Now the fihoe Uou I the other foot and tbe Boston acl tutors Hnd themselves In a most unenviable pllubt It Is I pofllfle that the UO ton trlum I liB may pay them somethIng Whatwill be don with Cincinnati was asked President Byrne Nothinu That city Is still In the National League and you mat depend on It It will be there next season and the team aluo Tile Inlcrenco IB thatcirrtiilu parsons who at oreoeut an remaining in the background will buy the club from the present Ilayera Leauuo owners iow that the New York Club has formally Flirnel from the Players League the two Now York clubs are cOD ollIIIIOd Tho following lint of olllcars of tho club are slated Jremdcnt Jo in 8 tIny ltc4rcsldentl V II jalootL tatretnry II loblnori Treumr t Artiiurll flelL Munitiivr Jmno Mulrll 111 In SlOt Hell Jianuzvr William Twlnr Uireciim t A MnAipln J H liar t H r ill OIL r II HolihKuri f T Ullilnuliani and Jeep ilopjou Tills will give the Natlonul mid II 1 layers 1111110 Imckers nn unuul runreoiitatliiii on the Board if IJIici torn JjVtms will make up tlio ttmin and ajlt Btiindsl lueouut It will Lie as follows lilclrsl 1 K eete UflUh nmt4 Sbarrntt J Fwlnjj 1 r itlrl uhhhI i rohwiiit lluokl ir CNrk lirownand Unrpliy l IIihrJer Ciuuur LUbaraiju GUnsciutk JJeunr slot I Whllnoy lIulII rTlornn Blatttry ORourl and lore Bn nett will probably go to Boston while the Philadelphia N L Club baa a line out tot UhiMer The liwt grant bluir of tho Plujorii League will be played today When thu nnwi was received from Iittsiiurcb that the new conference committee hlndo up of Irlnce Johllson and Ward wIIII on the way to this tity tI confer with the r atlooal League e SIOIIII WOlit round the circle of maRD4IC8 Ibis committee will neor havo IIn nnopportanlty vnytnliiu a body to tile National League Wo might treat with such a committee if there was not n member of the Brotherhood In It fliill John II tiny You know my senti ments viirt A it Ppaldinira unswitr aa to what tho League would tin about It TheielH I no niceHjity of my Hasinc anything on that quo itoh L lie Pluycrs blocked procxcdltigs beloro Thiiy cant do it now Tl us spoke Pi eIdnnt Byrne TliBforonainol centleraon aitotnd compose tlii ntionil League Conforonce Con iuilttee nml tl icy nay that If till old Players LOHCUO Cliumlltoo I UcBitrH Tnlcott uoinlwin and JolniMin di sired u confuriDoo nil would le Vll Sill lain of simcll Interest WItS done nt tho National LaugH muetinir Tlie nesiion began at IJII i anti lantid until four ocloi Tha rlllort i of thu Commute on Itules was adopted heeral chrngeB in the playing ruleb wne I moile tie suiigfcted by the lomuiltloc Which is I comioaod or Mecera Day rlpaldUiC nml lo irxnltliu Natloiml IeftKiin mid SItters jliruiu Ioweiri iitul Ciapman of ho Play rt liiiLiio foutluns 1 2 and 1 of article 24 nnd BOUIOII Ii i of artlflo 48 tore cbiuic J Im llrst inrnioned sccllont alto the Iliib the privilege of hatln one or Ill Itx mirplus men on tilt plu I eru bench In unifmui nnd allow tbe tubstltutlou or ally or all of them ut any time during a 1 amn If I f a tilayerls rutired from the Lame once hv cannot be r tuined Tho change lu tula 4H d lll4 not call for the retirement of a player In riinnlnc from the home plate 10 Ilrnt bnnu on n hit II lie 10 oiiteldn tile thrnnfoot limit line Iltlill IIIlI hall is being lleliled 10 Hut busi UH brptlWI M r tlo league ns a body mil I received tits sovoial ifiiortb and accepted tliain olllcers were elected as follow President N K Young Directors A Iteach J D Day W Ii hlnilck and a rllflrnlalh of the Cincinnati Club yefto be araed Schedule Committee tLotars ann B9blo9n ana lloacc OQmmi t Ue on nnle Bpaldln f Del and nogers Ar bitration CommitteeMessrs bunk Day and lt t ltw B decided tn hold the next annual and the spring pohednle meetings New YOlk An fidournlnent Wile taken at 8 oclock for an hour At 7 ocloek the meeting was adjourned until this morning at 10 oclock rUII fZATKBa XRAOVB AVJUDXNO A CIIHt COiig to Cutr with Cbs Nnoa 15095 I PiTTBiivitan Nov 2Tbe Players League Convention came to a sudden termination this afternoon Instead of another season ot fight ing the prospects are for one League The warlike members of the Playeis League sud denly thought that It might be better to seek consolidation with tho National League Tho Convention decided that the general conference committee consisting of llesrs Irlnce Wnrd and Johnson should leave at once for New lurk tud mot the National Longuo ronfetrnrn com ml tee and advocue ginieml leauuo cons lldatlon Iho refllcnatlon of the rnturmrch Club was ofreiod but not coptoil 1 under the rules this now being IniiOMlbe for hlxty days The Convention adjourned to moot lit tho call of tho 1resdrnt Ibo officers of tho consolidated club will be 1r18111 nt J PaliuerONfIlu lrelrllllent A McCal itt frollllllrlr H hI Rca Ho rolnry A H HCIl1l1Iott 1IIrectorshI I Converses W A MlI1ld 1 H Autin and kcssrs 0011 ItcCallin ilea tcnndrll Mr ONctl Tell About the riUKknnth Club J Palmer ONnll iliowed the sIgned consoli dation palers of tLe two llttsbureb clubs to a Bus roi otter last night and also told how the consolidation took place Ho saId thnt at tho Philadelphia meeting the Pittsburgh t1 Ll delegates wcro Insulted by tbe Dobton DooiU who told tho PltUburoh moil that if they couhlut put up nioucy for nait fomnn they could cot out They camo luiil to Ilttnburuh nnil notllloit Mr OSoll that I n ottldinint iiiluht be eilcctoJ All cc toe to uillioi uiiI Mr ONoll told them lout u ttlnmiiiit Wilt I I e nmle 1111 n 50 i f r cont ill iN I but thit It ftiHX be ninilcilion I nnd there J hern Will ni tlI cUsloll nt nil I I but batme Inilf nn hour win ui thu OKnauiaiit tail LOCh shll1el Tlio PlttMiunth tonm Mr OXoll slnte will nnt nrftson bean foHoWH 1ltchers Maul Gui lti J 1 bmltli Mnley tnt unIt Muck Diker Ikicor Inlloldorx litiklnrLallotiup Mllltr T x reorm UutllolUira Durko llnnlon Icids Xlirlt and Tltlrnsrtll to tonfrr Tntixtr 11 Nw 1fTnaliieCE I1n n of to AmeilCin Asimlatlon leases tonlcht for Coinmljua v Lcrohr will uttond the banquet inn In honor ol tie Hon Allen Thurmrna birthday Whle tliero hn will hold a con fi renoo with A W Thurmim In rennrd to tlo fntiira of the American Asfo c uton Tlio nuntial maIlIng of ttio Association Is llxod for the cooontl Wednesday In Uiiombur but It w II nn doubt be changed totlio last wtuk of thin month If the consoli dittion iiiko piice LotwMii tlio National mid riuyers lvuuuos uioial new fliibt will bo ad uiitUd to Ilio Asp latino To admit thee cluts the meutluc will liiue to bo held In No umbel I ue flush In Iho Bonti OAiThfTot Iov 12 I The Ionic lemon of qnlet In bnse ball niittfr to l about tn be broken In a few day by the arrival oC KeC osltej tlie Well known mannicer with two teama who vt11 par a herleiot I tbre names llli team are cornposuj of closer player aconif WI loin are Turn Itnmsey the left haul pitcher of I I oumvllle bpie the cHtcber Uehne t alit ilouiman lluttftilnson I w eIlay llc ey ami 01 luLlns Ihe 1 fact that McCioSty U at their beau will I muir good play hqr WILD IUWL auooTtxa TVkere Duck are Plenty and How to BBC Tfceua Wild tree hara appeared on Barnef Bay ant lbs port lively I just now On Squan Baaeh a baker dozen were killed by two gentlemen on Thunday lair But wild KoObe bootleg require iklll and patience not only to kill your bird but to antic them within shoot lagrange after they nave struck the water They bare been known to ktepjmt ouuMe of gunshot an satire day defying man beat llona to draw them nearer Tbe Leaot movement frlffhteua and the old gander who la 1 their commanding omcer will lammon them an ay at the slightest apptarmic of auat crown Duihtd above the blind br kotue homer A nerroua man baa no buiineci bunUnf wild reeao for lbs sight of theee Immense fowl in the water auid within range wlU to sure to ruin lil aim Ilia nnekt duck hooting lu the country le to ba found on the wild celery hail on the fiuiquebauna below bIstro deuruco Thus number dark killed In sIngle ee on on theft llata le I laId 1 to averse ae hIgh aa 3iO i They reaiwa I e fount plump and tn the beat tonultlon aud ut tIle bluest ilawr lu the irraat swamps arouud evr UrllI ducks swarm la tuoueauda fatten inifon the face rice and wild eierr It Is aaldthatof a recent eeaion a party or ttlrty lire brought In I ISO ducke and It Is I estimated that loin eeaaone IIXOiu pair of ducke came Into i ew Orleiua dally Kpoonbllll I irreen wuurteal have api earnil lu lam flocae m the Tlclulty of the Grand la 4 Ul llnnttnit and Flahluc Club a urentrre The reeencn l of tblt breed ot wtla fowl Ih el the be t evidence that I be mallard ll not far off Hucceailul duck ihoottnK ties not rqalr such an laborat outllt however for It ha been dlaeovered by some emart youth that the female duck particularly bai a lurice amount of curloeliy and can be drawn within Kuiif hot by simply a dug and a corncob one authority aajul For lolling a shore blind consisting of n row nt buitiee planted about ten reel from the Wilier 5 edge a xood tang and Conic bIt guns with lane cbarffee of shot are about all that Is necessary When the duck boil In proximity M a tolling bliud the par tici v iio fire doIng to shoot I Ike up their petition be hInd the blind A email Coil I I net playing between the kilo and the water A curni bb u I lond to him whicli he retrieve and jnit so heiirele the front ot the blind another U towited and tc U kept In motion until t i1iU l jJ he baa attracted the at Caution r the dock Ihey noon riow tutereeirvl and begin rda ally lo apiruiuli IbIII elites Their cnnoeily increase and they will approach to within k IrO few feet Then If the parti workluz the dig under stands bl business he ha the luctauuder controL Br manlpiiiatlnit the demand pla tag him Orit up beyond the bund and then down be can aomanativer lbs ducks which are ewlmtulng upland down aa the dog la Work I se to bring them direc lly In rront of the hoot sri In a lolltl body Al a gIve t ilictml the yarty ihoot the duck In UI water oflun L Iggluj eeveuiy five at a mingle round In I duck elootlnz the tnn11 gun U a ten genre breechloader of aoont nine pound weIght but a very auccepitul pportvman baa a thin weighing fourteen JJound with Ibo weight cubBy anna bull and where Rounds td tulancinff Ib gal airily Ibn wilgbt taken up the recoil 40 lIst the H 1m h not dlturhed and the gun will hooi farther Turn Ounce of ehot with On und a haif ilrhrhiim of pew 0e r le 1 a charge Duck cannot he killed after inset until b oclock lbe next iiioriiln and ihe Unirl ler le I greater the first hour In lIe I morning than all Hitvxsl of the day loielher b1I lr There In a moijr tniii of a I Jarre de Orace hunter nnmed n Illlnni lioMon who ke 01 two men buy all me day lekliu l up deail I ducks On 1C e opening day ilnxi 1k 1 klll rJ f ti2rJ billet len yean ace lie Killed 0l2 ducks and burn a handsome gun before he toiped Dcikeler Outplnjr Mois lbs Berkeley la i outplayed thaVor School football team yenierday by the score of ot to 8 the game being decided on the Berkeley cnaL In lbs lInt lialf Morse did about lUI tha playing The men ruihed throueh Berkeley 114 ie forced her down the Held and mule two touch doe t ns thus closing the Bret halt ho to II to her favor Caiit Allen did not play In the IIiol Im r but In ihe lecot 4A bn f tlJ Joined J t till team suit started In to maka them play bait lf n1DanPr Pr r They I ver a new team and preteMed me Worse boy i from inaklnc any further scot 4 Hen Miller end Yin glr nucceede lln I making five touch downs for Berkeley and two goal were kicked fttout and lUehardi did louis pretty lackllnt and the Berkeley tem on lb whole ihowcd mor ot III Cuol Oat SIll of plating tnnuln tie lInt half The IWO leanii lined up In the following position Rtritlc laiUun kocH Htout Left nit ltay Jalfray t efttacklUarnon Ininan Left g iardtKmer hhcrinan i entre Hard llojt Pgtii I guard f lirookfleld used 5lllglil laol t I Uyer Mivlr IIUlii end K HrookflelCU nirlmnli lustIer backTIiomai a fII r Allen captain i Half hack1inderse 1L Stiller Half batk flleateroaptaU l r 3 rtaIa llerrlck fullback Woodwind JitteredIOM and UnUUt I ImplteiItrenoB and iiaruard An lies la IInek Clinblns A iainet FalTcr M J Mattery the populw Trot Idanc sporting man yenterday Istned a meiiA0 1 to a friend In Ibis city ak li g him to cotnmuii cete with 31U ru htug and aik him Ir he nlll vial J ck r lroy of 1roillenre a 1W jiuund man SIr battery ufleri to back Cuiulng tor 5 The dsv afler the lllhion Luiblng mill flattery wrote tu the tame friend iujrlu4 that uihlug l was nly a I tiifdihut aVOuch uluijut Oil wuunt uf tbe Fitter aon a lOll 3 Hrluht It wiu n oorrr slvht he wnnte losee t i ilthlng wholotVrU like a little I coy la IrbhCl of a liillTowu itidii litton ill 4 nl Mtf S adversary lute hn vn corner lime I after tint ioltu all the leading and fonliiKtl allhtlni and till licltlhg licked ty a singie blow f Matiery became linpre eil w tin jCuihloga style and pluck at that HKII an I fnnnetf the opinion Dial be can whip any luau In I the norld at IX pound or there aliouts and hit tilezram ot yeerdar U tba utooan ef hlidellbtrailniiiiince CuibDjr will be looked Cilia day by Mr buttery i correspond tut Mifurthr Mnt WH a TV 1st If torn Olourt Die tarVer and manoger tt Cleerce PIxaD the cored feather tltnl rhamplon yetterday nod led Cj MtCjuthy Ilirotigh Arthur t leftist that he would not make soy arraniremcnti for DIxon l to light for tour or live week in come Llxoa baa algne a contract lo vo on the roAd for four weeks u u more Iben likely that a nw set of articles will b framed henUBoorkliT y toatuad to be meUiig of a neteh ted that taey will be muou elUsreal a UtM I Uat Cat aUota lei il tUTlt ItUtttf Oik J t a r c tt 4X ADDITION IO fiKH lOUKS TLSICT JOB C Ilonctiind PUT S7COOO for the Iucht Mtroncer BOSTON Nov 12The steam yacht Stranger well known In Eastern waters has just been Fold through the Mannings Yacht Agency to Jos C IIonKlnml of New turk hhe was built In 18SO Is i 1B7 feet over all rind I considered one of the UutiKt steam yachts niloat Ibo price paid was 75000 mid the boat will be enrolled In the New York Atlantic American and blieher Inland Yacht Clubs nu CAME OBBM Jtsircar Miv rJUtmllB CUUCII IbM We 5 lbt Mr Btelnltz bu been Indultrlnc In little looter rest than usual before replying to the lat moves of TeohlKorln In the two games which these inters are contesting by cable between this city and St Petersburg Yesterday at noon however he despatched the followIng movest Evans a mbltiaB QB2 Two Knights Defenee14 PQ B 3 The whole of the moves from the beginning as well as the present positions on the board will be found helow Yesterday Btplnlta was Interviewed at his hon e at Upper Montolalr N J and spoke at Broater length then cYst upon his own nd his opnoneniS attitude in both Kamo Ua WHS very explicit and appealed moro thnn ever convinced of the noundnetft of he theory upon which its a matter of fact hn hue never entertained doubt since the commencement of the match The lateness of the hour nt which the Interview closed rendered It Im po f Ible to gIve In todnyR HUN the comments of tho new theorist upon his own games Tint OlMtf VVAIfl OABKtr nculoaftl eric TKeioom slXllflL ITMie flItt lISt Ridk 1 PK4 PR4 i r04 KtK US 3 KtHBB KtQflZ1 s BRKU uoi 8 Itn 4 HB4 n P u r KtOiq 4 POKt Car ooA 4 HKli a r g ii j 1ii Ii KlQR1 IU 113 U CAttei qli i 19 DK J BQ 111 Slack SteinitslO plecea AM3 yBli cosi j i4 rr i4 7 A88 4 m i it1 c White Tichtirorln 15 piece Tiehtrorln to move vo KFIIODTI 5lIiL i efliqhe rnunftw I wt nreanna row Raru liSle Hi ct 11PCI K4 BK3 FKItS U KtK D9 M0 ItS P KtKl HQ II 4 3 11114 MU3 10 Iq Castles 4 KIKl 5 PQ 4 11 Ktqnt RIQ4 mu PxF lttQfl4 12 KtH4 HQ1I II RKt8cb 1 Il 1 ID Kt Ktl ra a 4 71s 15A15 111Q115 Blank Tschlorln 14 plioi iauj I jMi mt am jsm A H1 f I 11 White SielnluOIS place Twnlfortn to move The Btnmellsic or Holding Bull The annual meeting or the American Cano Associa tion will bj bald Saturday In Boston at tbe Hotel Thorn dybs All canoelsu who are member any of the four division comprising lbs American Cano Axoola lien ar looking forward to tile coming meeting with Intense Interest aa the action taken by th Euro tive Commute upon leveral matter will bar aa Impor tant effect upon canoeing daring the next usuon The nxd aneetion of itandlnv or hoIsting lain will bs one ot the moet Important eublect dlaouaKd Canoeist differ widely upon Ibis pout whether a StandIng or holillng rig inoajd bs used br mmbr of the A Q A In tblr ananal races Ths adherent of the lUudlng call data that It Ii raster and enter to liandl wlill It opponent vtat that It la nnaaf ol In a enddan Squall liable to ripE be eano and thereby pause accidents At a meeting of the Hxecntlve Lommltlee held In Angut at tha Clots ot the annual meet nt Jewnol heck the u of the tending lull In tile A O A wai prohibited finch a cry baa been railed against thli action by a large number of cannette that the question Ii urs to com np for recouideratlon and a warm dIssuasIon will vndoabt dly follow Several minor changes will probably bs Dad In the present regulatloue and a dinner to the vultlng offlcen will be glTou at the close of the meet ing I T DorlanO Commodor of the Arlington Cano Club of New Jerev will b one of the chief reprasen tatirei from the Atlantic dlvHloo The BcYDBtha name Proisteo T7nnnnllr Good Sport The Beventh Beflment fines which take ptac on Dec a promli to be the most incccnfal yt held Ths Nelbltt Cap presented by Capt Daniel Neibttt of Coa pany B for th crate number of point U held by Company P Natoraly all of lbs other fompnle want II and thli feelIng of friendly rivalry ha been the came of the recent atbletlo recruIting In the regiment Among the recent addition are Itemlnirton of the M A 0 whohaa joined Company Ut A H torgo of the N A C Company II W M Chrlitle II A 0 and Jl cFlnherJrN YACCempanyp The principal interest at present scenIc to centra In the me of war Company D hi In It rank the well known Berieey A u I team and they naturally expect to win II band down but Company t who won at the last reran think differently They hays tbe old Colom bia tollere anchor Alex utevena and the rope Main consist of Qulnnof th N T A C and the weft known Dempsey brother of the Atatanla Boat Club If Com ploy C win the pull Company r fed eonndnl thai KnyO they will know thu they have ben pulun Frmak Comlno Beieilt A host of lver boxer and athlatei participated la th atbletlo rieeptlon which wa tndnd to Frank Conly at Turn halt ed MontroM avenue lee night Jack Wood and Billy Winter Billy alcOolr and lee Winter Tonnj Horace and hUbs Erennan and other noted iparrer and club wlntr appeared Tommy LarKlns and tb bnenelry wound up lbs ntriala tnent with an xinciy lively four ronnd g which was full of ginger Jack MoAollff tb champion lIght Weight and several buudrad Interested iBeoiatora em Joyed th iporL Tb Orange Vlsec1iiet sis ProeporlsiB The Orange Wheelmen who hare been erganieeit but a short time have a mimberihlp of teventyfonr and are In a flourUlilnr condition The club kai purchased property on lark avenn at Oratifa and have Incor porated the organization and nlll commence at once to erect a hsndoome olub Imnie The club house will have In addition a trymnaatum bowlIng alter and Ml llanl parlor and will In mrle ot architecture b nf tht most modern desIgn dreaDS will ho broka for the building next week JTAOJ pmnrcmrof rio ft Hmg a M gtd a 5 Wl srtr4 Fatocivoil Nec l At last lbs MiieUn ftatM management buitot m the stuhtalbedoftAmS with ILrrard Till t4ky ne oo005id Uar mofth from official circle and It Na T erf l cnUto knew positively what line of action hli belT would pBrinalJ regid I his tend official everlS from lbs Hirrart manaxtrarlit Irlnceicn he T fninl to nicks any corJuM8 boll tug that llarvafil li In every reipct In dil bound to tat the Inltlallre and com 10 rrtnclon l fs Die stat latlstactloi le mtnlleotid now that the 7flt5Ee iteM whll It Ic l wllllun 10 l meet harvard refuse tt adopt a coinproralslni iolior anil that tile boor J rlnceton In I to ue uDhrid br Inslillnl mat llarvalo mint com to rrlncetnnlfh went a cAms TtieTinrf ini in Sal li nubMaiuUiljrtlie leellngl that although the nvmnrei for u iehu a anie have seosefreni llarvarrt It e Stilt her lent to upen nPtlMioMg ri ritiri to the old order It hloa It PIt 10cc eohoWsyer i much 1rlncMon ma r have tfnt ilarvari rouree lust yeAr we ought to tielief Itt a dead iMoe and eat Jiinehta tin uueitlrii l M 0111 I H I e porinianllk in ref ie ller ril a fiance to win hick the laurel she Ion on JarvM Held Hit November r ialn whmild luslt that the ram lw loved at 1rlmtinri any props l thai ooilit flare tha iiau of the ranw w n2 t IBll 1 IIHHfc PHMIII nw tn vv ti u Th in i cam h l fn tliitwi l plisl aj rainbrMt tctliiwin coslonieny liltCrI tiou the nell niionlii ls I pla it llere It nainrallir r at belie l governed here dy tin prf rrlntloot of the lIar yard Athlftla i omtnltn t Weniltht Joel at oenijitajitlr Ofnmiil thai al uauiti be l plai ed wltlilu the lilnilt of Its MldOI stole i lit clerrn piavrd a much ilroniter ram to day The runnlr iujtilneoud MnrHii wa of a morn helter 0iler nnl icrernl loiich downS were mad atalnit the rub ham ivwan w hole iilI 1 Ju 4 KlltJ ih vlny pK rant ro limili oonllnfcl intiln room and FiirnnaUo the tenI Ilia Irtilimtn Hv a hove Hirnnnil the following caran Ion the does of the rooihatl a onni Nov 10 oiiuublH freshmen place unitacldtili Nor ft CreScent leetrvto ai rlneitnn I Krona were miilt to atraniro a uim WIth Tale bat they rldenlly liar toilet The loam It the strongest thai am greetmAn l chose haf futon hue Held fey many year TIle Vuriil crllll ha nrratufl a lathe with Villa tn be niayeit at IrlncMon nil nionliv Till nalsgement put Its tIckis for i tie Tliaiik tTlnir lama 0 Cli vrsieriill alit tod i The number WAS largely InuromeiL cliii bug befor the aale wna opened ttia I inhletn i romlcit nrounU tie window anil quickly put chose their tlikl lli tickets for the on lomed seat did not atllra ant tha isle wai inMtpnned The ajliatlnn cot a telnoilon of lbs tiri of admlMlon tn tho Talarrlncatan rams hM called forth an explanailnn from A I WIlson rreitdmtof the font II Aumiatinn The price of ad mInIm l n It a matter if lntre to over iuu0 people In ant I around New Volt Mr WIlnon tar no dtililon liaC i I et been mate ln reiert toadmlMlona and no do t will tie ni4 lt until It It time to put till tlcketa on Tli freemen hoot ornanlnl a glee club fiertral cnnrern nlll be given or tie club the it embers of Which Itch rlrot enfi Ilote JoldlhvTalta McOow el leider necond tnora HUM Mell lntt nnt baiia llnlini a M icanipLil Butllom second baiua WoLuna North J eely eelyr r rkTrtr etm fink Hhoof The membere nf the r arkway Oon Club bad heir ramlar monthly hoot at Dexter Park Long Island rtiterlay The conical was for ths club badge seven bIrd each club handicap Klihtaea competed out of wMch number three hind lllllnr six out nt Seven n Bookman von kllllnf thee mere etnelilit TI score iI Iilganp 20 yard a A Andrwe at verdi v II Bookman J7 yarrt ii It Phiete r Jr I if iolfll l 17 yarda Ci A Lehman 27 yards a F Fohltfr F rarda 41 M Meyer 31 yarta 4 J make 37 yarla 4 ft liamnr ll 15 yard ss H Florer t irJ 4 X halt n yarda 4j J Btenoin 31 ratia C Keferee Mr U Fooliuan

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4 tt r I w I i m r B0H THURSDAY t NOVEMBER 18 1BPQ 15 I GUS FOR COAST DEFENCE JUST 1n rrxr FEET loita AUD UZLL wuian aa TOSS r IL WllOJ A rrejeetlle TfcBt Will IVetKB To PeU 11aae or Fifteen Mite d flvs B Jle 1 KxBert1 with Hnokelann Iow4er A New M Ie l 1H for tho rnr WisHWOTOH Nor iaQen B V not ibis of theBureauof Ordnance bat submitted hll annual report to tbe Secretary of War The report eayi that the bureau has exnendod dur Ind the lat fiscal rear 2289620 leaving a credit In the Treasury Juno 80 1890 of 3904 484 On the subject of smokeless powder Gen Beaetsays llnet the xtenslv experiments During t past year hare been carried on abroad with smokeless powders In flelcl guns and In cuna ot largo eli ibre as well as In small arms but though lame astonishing rosulta have been obtained the attendant difficulties have been many I and It cannot ret be sid with certainty that these new explosives will oventuallr supersede the present service powders This department hat been able to procure very email samples only and our tests have hence been limited ex oluslToly t small arms In this direction ex periments hue been actively prosecuted nt the national armory using a small calibre arm and a lame number of powders both Ameri can and foreign wore tried during the past twelve months with In mOlt cases unsatisfac I tory result The performances of the Maxim American find the Wetteren Belalan pow ders have however been fairly comparable with those claimed to be obtained abroad and It Is hoped that one of these can be developed In time to a thoroughly aatlfactory smallarms powder With reference to the procurement ot mod em smallbored rIles I for the army Gen llenct save The lack of a pufllcleut quantity of suitable smokeless powder has prevented tho perfecting of all of the details of the 30oallbro barrel but as soon ns the cartridges In process i of manufacture at Frankford arsenal are sup plied work will be diligently carried on and It can b safely said that the barrel will be com plete In all Its details by the time a suitable magazine mechanism Is selected The Improvement In magazine mechanisms has been rapid and It seems peculi arly uocesfary now that a chance In calibre Is contemplated that our present Bprlngfleld singleloading system should be replaced I possible by an equally efllcient magazine sratem Accordingly this office will recommend that a Board bn convened to select rcommend a in i table niHgnzlne mechanism alter a full and irou competition among all the best oxlst leg systeme as soon us the necessary prepara tions can be made Wo hove lost nothing by IUnl until the present time Several Klro pun nations during the post few years have mart nmniiltnrn chntlcriiH nf pnttnrn nv barn iliauo adopted lutuitifUtw crude repeating tfc Bvo systems w itwiv tbat vi haxe untu bad to be abandonnd for newer and better 1s often belonG the ariulos were fully armed with them Uen Benot Bays that all of the 700000 appro priated In 1888 for the army gun factory at Watei vllet has been expended and the work of completnl the plant for toe full capacity the building to gle an estimated annual out put of twentyfour guns twelve 8lneb seven 10Inch and five 12Inch per annum Is now being prosecuted from Ibo appropriation of 1650 made In the Formications not of IHo Tbe Intention IB now to equip the south wine Intnton for the manufacture of both 12Inch and 16Inch guns In the proportion of about four teen laInch to three 16inch guns anil the es timates of the department forthecoming lineal year will be bated upon this understanding work under the contracts with the 1neumutio Dynamite Inn Company has progressed slow ly Mont of the materials for the guns Intended lun8 tended for the defence of New York and Boston have beel procured but the guns and plant In tended for Hun Francisco have not been com menced The Bandy Hook battery i nearly ready t be set up During the past roar tho following type guns W ere completed at the Watervliet arsenal One 8inch breechloading rifle steel one 10 Inch breechloading ride steel one 10Inch braeohloadlng cast Iron wire wrapped one 36lnoh breechloading Held gun steel one 36lnch breechloading Held mortar steel and carriage Work has also been prosecuted on the finishing and assembling or a type 1 Inch breechloodlntt steel rDe which Is now so far advanced that the completion Is expected by next February on a 10Inch breechloading steelwire gun and a 12inch breechloading steel mortar The lat two should be com pleted next spring pletd net or testa with the 8Inch breeah loading rifle made entirely of American steel l are said to have boon very satisfactory otter tiring seventyail retinas The estimates submitted for tho next fiscal year are as follows For the manufacture of eight 10 and 12 Inch steel seacoast guns 70 you steel field guns 01 32Inch calibre 25 OOU steel forgings for one type seacoast gun ou 16inch calibre 125000 carriages for field sun oRlbre 61000 carriages for 12Inch FaooBt mortars 325 000 i alterations of ux Istlog aoacoast carriages or 10 and 15 Inch aoat IUol Buns 100000 plant at Watervllet for car riages 100 2700 steel armorpiercing proj ectiles 200000 testing 12Inch seacoast rifled S2U O toslnl mortars 20000 carriages for seacoast guns 200000 oiltempered steel for 810 and lit Inch runs I12SOOUO to complete the gun factory OO Ins erection ol the south wing and crane ways S 218741 plant for the sumo 100000 powder and projectiles for service nuns 1050011 Of the great 16Inch seacoast gun for which estimates are submitted Gun Benot says the Clans of tho iorUllcatlon Board Included forty jour of these guns to defend ports ol the first Importance Tbe General ground upon which tests the necessity for the procurement of guns of this cal re is tbat the land defences shall posse guns not only equal tn power to any that the attack can bring forward but that they shall endeavor hold the superiority Iu this respect over the attack Thirtysix of tho fortyfour 16Inch gum recommended by this Board are for the defence of the three chief ports Now York Ban Frun alice and Boston These guns are to be mounted In pnlrs In turrets occupying low and exposed sites and commanding the principal water approaches to the port Owing to their great cost but few of these turrets wi t e erected and their armament should be of I the heaviest calibre of guns attainable to just tify their expense and secure for them an of fensive power oommensut ate with the import I ance of the position they will occupy The I DRth of the proposed 16Inch gun Is about 49i feet the length of bore 35 calibres and the reet weight 125 tons I will lire 1 charce of about 0 pounds with 1 projectile of over one ton In weight The estimated muzzle ponotratlon In Iron IS about three feet and the maximum range about fifteen miles te maxmum Ot the large estimates for steel forgings for estmatos h Ian rlned runs the roport says This ap propriation should be mad at the next session fit Congress a It Is urjuntly needed to met toe requisite supply of forgings the pres Sat manufacturing capacity of the army nun factory north wing and centre section This clint working alone will require a new sup 1 tlyof forging with deliveries to commence about the end of lbs year 18U3 I an appro Inatlou u not made this session there is every reason to anticipate that the gun factory Jrlll run short of work before a frosh supply of Io f lnKs can be obtained Oen Jienot in closing this his last annual Mpprt alter felicitating tho army and country pa Its successful establishment 01 a great gun fc tory and the triumph of American eden title and mechanical Bklll sums up the achievements meohunlcllstllums enl 01 the Ordnance Department during hIs iortyone years of continuous service In the following language Ol lanlualo The casualties natural to n peejodof human perod Jli extending more than forty years have Changed the entire personnel of the depart meat since mr graduation anti the great lights I Jf the past have In the course of nature guen Jay to their more youthful and active sue Nseors Smoothbores have yielded to rifles and 6 yards range and uncertain accuracy to Jtna unerring bulTscyo larbotond the un t aided reach of Tiumim vision ami the brittle 118 of castIron Hpheres has been superseded Jy th marvellous perforating of nteol t armor by elongated projectiles Gunpow j den with Hodmans marked improvement HLllM nd burning and coneerjueut reduted I PrtSlureg ana to lln lMltiir In a cmnmlnoa v w WO TIBIUIUK tu p f 3 g not yet perfectly developed and to the destructive Power of the titanic explosives St today Great are the Inventions for the destruction of human life and public and prl Vte property which supplemented by the properf I WMI DUtSLSAW U4VU IVV J f I M newcnemleal and mechanical processes gov prolse IOV fjjd and guided by electricity as the motor electrIcty I SortS this era in the military history of the I world th a marvel l JI mitary tho progress of the h I I l human rae the art of peace have ad Tinted no lens marvellously and their benetl t ntefffctsmore than compensate for tbe evil that was and rumors of wars can ever inflict on man even were It not true that the mora perfect the appliances for destruction the Ihortar and lees sanguinary is the conflict tl comtatB UIOl l o a t ewla Cklldo 8 emt 4s4IS U Tr lB lo BOB Mr Covert AuiiKr Nov 13ThaM ilatementa of ala ton expenses were ned with th Secretary ot State today by Congress candidate The candidacy ot Thomas n Del In the wentyalxth district COt 118 for patters t1 for printing circular letters and 13080 for tamped envelopes James W Wadawortb tbe llepubllcan candi date In the TbtrlrOrtt district contributed I 250 each to Wyoming Genasae Orleans and I Livingston Republican County Committees to o expended In defraying legitimate campaign xponses He also paid 13 for having his asters printed The statement of BqulroT Hlllls the Pro hibition candidate In the Fourteenth district baR one expenditure of S for Incidental Isaac 0 Andrews the Prohibition candidate In the Twentyeighth district had no election expenses William W Smith the Prohibition candidate In the Sixteenth district expended 12371 for personal ttnvelllng expenses printing and stamps John IL Helvln Prohibition candidate in the Fifteenth district paid 1220 for travelling expenses 3 for pasters and 5 to the lrohiibi ton County Committee of Hoekland county Guy C Humphrey the Prohibition candidate In the Thirtythird district expended 160 for aster ballots John Halncs llepubllcan candidate In the Twentyninth district contributed 300 each to the Chairmen of Ontario Bteuben and Yates County Committees for printing postage and other expenses ot committees and expended commite 51160 for printing 4 for postage 16 for den cal services tn J L Burnett It50 for express hnrges and 40 for travelling expenses James J Beldon tim Itepuollcan candidate In IDes Twentymth district contributed 0dl and 500 respectively to the Onondoca and Cortland llepubllcan County Committees to defray expenses ot those committee Itn part xpnleR for printing nnd distributing paster ballots landbllls Ac und conveying sick poorani infirm cleotors to the polls Ho expended 18USO for tbo printing of pastor ballots nni S circulars 200 for postage stamps and 7685 to William O Cadv of Syracuse for services in directing and mailing printed matter mallni prlnt1 John Lewis Chllds Republican candidate In the Fuel district expended 45B33 for the printing and distribution of posters and Factors 125 tor newspaper advertising I222S5 for printing 12260 for clerk hire 230 for prlntol H Goldsmith carriage hire and distributing tx tern and pastors 1 50 W J Youngs for legal services t50 travelling ex penses S 2il In conclusion 1 SIS In ad dition to tho above I bavo contributed to vari ous clubs town and county committees 2580 not In aid of my eloctton alone but toward legitimate campaign expenses In general lellhnote oampallu Iener making hIs total election expenditures S 40U418 The expenditure of D Page the Democratic candidate In tho Twentyninth district wero Printing S 8G5U postage 1126 Ontario County Committee to cover printing Ac 50 und for same purposes 11260 to Yates Coun 0 r A I MA 1 A 011 nnna J UWUIUIIICU BtnfclUUCl Ft LUtl V IVOlCMkO 103 ALK Page canvasses for city of Hornells vllle stationery Ac t 8141 livery 16 i Bteubcn aunty town and local committees h28 personal onal travelling expenses 1150 Sercno E Payno s expenses as republican candidate In tho Twentyseventh district were 16f6 nnd 300 respectively to the Oswo go Wayne and Cayuga Republican county committees for use In defraying lawful election and campaign expenses only stamped en i velopes 4040 railroad fares for mysol705 livery 575 pasters 18 Dater l The expenses of Edwin K Burnham the Democratic candidate In tbe Twentyseventh district were Wayne Democratic County Com mltlse for ltmato expenses of campaign liSP paid H HUlhos 125 M T Collier 10 harvey 8bufelt1 for traveling expenses laitors 29 personal travelling expenses 1102 telezraph and telephone expenses 1820 W E Webster for printing postage and labor In distribution of circulars 75 Chairman swego Democratic County Committee to pay expenses of public meeting S21 George Van Horn tho Democratic candidate In the Twentyfourth district paid 2302 In railroad fares hotel bills SHAD livery4260 telephoning and telegraph S5 rasters 40 ton thousand autograph letter 4250 express charles on same 240 envelopes 625 post age stamps 8250 clerical service and post age 20 200 and 241 were respectively paid to the Chairmen of the Hcrklmcr and Otsego county Democratic committees to be used only In defraying the lawful expenses of such com nlttees and for the general advantages of the Democratic party and were paid at the request of such committees as a regular assessment Frank Beebe candidate for Assembly In the Fulton and Hamilton county district spent 16 cents for tolls 142 for pa ar and postage 20 cents car fare SID to County Committee for printing busters 1750 FOR jan mcorL TO CHOOSE FROM PiraCy or CIldate IB the Field far Place Tinder the Dlnlrlet Attorney Tke candidates for appointments in the Dis trict Attorneys office to serve for three years From Tan 1 under District Attorneyelect De Lanceyfilcoll are multiplying thick and fast Up to yesterday afternoon this was the roster For appointment W an Assistant District Attorney exrJonator Thomas F Grady ox Senator T 0 E Eccleslne Ambrose H Pnrdy exAEsemblman James D McClelland Voor hIs Democrat Joseph F Moss of Howe A Hummel exAssemblyman Oliver his brother Frank V B Oilier and Eugene DurnIn who bad general charge of Mr Nlcolls canvass For Deputy Assistant District Attorneyshlps B J Domos formerly a Deputy Assistant Dis trict Attorney under tbe late District Attor ney MoKoon Thomas F Gilroy Jr a lon of Commissioner of Public Works Thomas F Gilroy James A OGorman a son of Judge OGormauof the Superior Court William M Hoes J Oliver Keano exAssemblyman John F Mcintyre and Wanhope Lynn For tbe chief clerkship Hugh Donnelly a nephew the late John Itchy who Donnelr er clerk under John MoKeonana Peter l Olnoy and Is now a clerk in the Uuprtme Court and John B McQoldrlck also a olerk In the Su preme Court te For the deputy clerkship John P Brennnn who held the position under several District Attorneys and Frederick 0 Rwaln a nephew AtornlF of pivli Justice Peter Mitchell and lately as detent counsel to Sheriff Suckles The annual salary for an Assistant District Attorney is 7600 of a deputy assistant from 260U to 4600 according to the pleasure of the District Attorney who ba the legal power to grade the salaries of deputy assistants of the obler clerk 3600 and of the deputy clerk 2000 There are also between forty and llltr I other employees Hso the District Attorneys olllce clarks subpoena servers and meson gers with salaries ranging from 1000 to 2000 per annum It Plt paid yesterday that Mr Nlcoll pro poses to make almost a clean sweet In tbe District Attorneys ofllcn so a to have men of his own choice to aid birn Of the t six Assist ant District Attorneys Mr Goff will nt course retire and Messrs Dos PHBSOS and Parker It retre Jlessra not be reappolnted Tie other threoMesrs Bedford Davis nnd Bern plcwill be retained In office by nl Icol rlewil the six deputy aHglstlnts1 8sr lacDona and Llnd8Bywl probably be ro appointed but Moss Jerome Daweon and Oroso who declared their allegiance to John W ColT and Mr Hartman will not be Done to Meet HasTlo Bllln Indlnnn The steamship Belgenland arrived at Phila delphia yesterday with fortyfive of Buffalo Bills Indians aboard Oen OBolrue of tba Barge Office Father Craft a Catholic mission ary formerly of the line Ridge agency and Interpreter George Crager started for Phila delphia Just evening to be In time t nee the Indians early thin morning Nate Baul bur of the Buffalo Bill show will It la said be on hand II as early 111 the General to protect the Interests of Mr Cody Gen OBetrna expects to get from the Indiana evidence to corroborate the stories of Illtreatment told by other red men who have been landed at the Barge Office Enrlcht Did Not Kill BUrorA When James Stafford of Hunters Point was taken to Bt Catherines Hospital a week ago ba was thought to be suffering from a fracture of tbe base of the skull James Enrlgbt was accused of hitting him wllb a brick Stafford died a few days after his entrance to the hos pital and Knrltht was arrested accused of having been the cause of his death Yesterday tno Long Island City police were notified that an autopsy bad been made on BtarTorda body ana IQlopsy found no bad died of Bright dlf ease and a complication of other troubles At al 9f coolploaton Innocence the time of his arrest Enrlaht protested his Here Money for the Mite ol Delphi President Beth Low who baa charge of the American Archaeological Institutes scheme to lise i 160 for the purchase of the alto of ancIent worn Delphi said last night that a telegram ff0inSeretary Blame informed him that the er try t1 notified the American Minister atsiil i nilo COOperate with fir Charles Wald tuT kee1 lug the French front getting tho Another 1000 nuhncription baa been re Jfi Ie e which makes 63000 In all contributed onrtM s that the overthrow of the Trl IUP overnment In Greece OOTmmat Orec may cause a LOof the Urn for tb t ltO tme purcutl W atnr Is t be done bY i 1 1 Jok a C t UaW 4 tMHf say He IlUnl Tenee tne Heleaon Orlnner A warrant for the arrest of the Italian scissors grinder who stabbed young Oscar Fowler a son of Auctioneer George 0 Fowler I of Wbltestone In the back with the blade ot o I pair of Hdrsors last month bas been Issued by Coroner John B Orey of College Point It la I said Fowler cannot recover Coroner Crey took hIs antamortam statement yesterday He says the attack wa made without any provocation on his cart although there ware a hilIa number of other Dose toaslu the aoiaaor grinder The bUda strUck the lad V 111 tits thrauw MM vmtnuu U 1 eu I s y BIRCHAIVS LAST HOURS 1 BKND8 l XHVHX Ar AND FAXRHKll IKTIBKS WRITES FAIlflLL LErrBJ ItU Wife Part Ivlcrtlew Lat NUht The HenVbU to Ba Krcetedl T En We I e Will eh WoocsTOcxOnt Nov 121 Reginald Birch all who on Feb 17 last led Frederick Oornwal li Benwell off to tho lonely Blenheim swamp and theto foully murdered him Is preparing to meet his death with as much calmness as hough he woro making arrangements to go on n mere earthly journey Today ho has busied himself with finishing up his farewell correspondence He began this dismal task yesterday and labored at It until dark This morning he resumed It and by noon it was all completed Bo far at he could then I remember he had bidden adieu to all the poo l11e ho wished to say a parting word to The letters l made a considerable bundle and he ont them to Ills wife who will post them lost of them are addressed to friends Eng and though he has written brief notes of thanks to Mr Blackstock Mr McKay and the other lawyers I who attended him During all this cheerless task he was brave Durna al and never showed signs of breaking down nor did he betray any symptoms of weakness when ho sot about his next occupation which was I possible more trying than tho letter writing This was breaking up tbo little home fn jail whero he has lived so lone and which he has decorated and made almost cheerful with pictures sketches and Ito odds and ends lie took nil of them down and mado a general house cleaning Tim books and the ketches ho had made himself together with some of the little scraps of brleabrae ho had gathered he packed away in his trunk Then betook took all his clothing save the suit be was wear lag and a change of linen for th fatal morn ing and foldod It carefully up and Imt It with he other things In his trunk Thetrunk which Is a flat one of English make and which still bur the label otthe White Btar steamer Bri tannia which was put on It In February last when he and his unhappy wife together with elley and Benwell mado that voyage from Liverpool to New York was then carried by two of the jail attendants down the Iron spiral staircase and deposited on the stone floor of ho jolt rotunda Later In tbo day It was taken to the Commercial Hotel and delivered overto Mr West Jones r Blrchalls sister The fact of Its arrival WAS strictly kept from Mrs Blrchall Everyone of the now fastcrowding events which suggest the awful nearness of the end la a now agony to the poor halfdistracted woman A8 far a Blrchall la concerned he is In complete readiness I called upon ho would be as thor oughly prepared to go to tho scaffold now a mnrntntr 1 In KtindAV limf h A wtll IIA rn VrMav Inndav Ilt Mu Will 1 VUS A u S v h put on the suit of clothes ho will wear whon I he is hanged I Is the same suit he wore dur I ing the trial l I black oarbutton coat and dark striped trousers His collar is the high white one with tho wido flaring ends now much worn by young Canadians and It makes a framework In which Blrobolls rae with his coalblack moustache and strange piercing eyes is decidedly not to say strikingly hand some His long confinement has given him a pallor which has taken out of his countenance all traces ot the fierce animal there is within and gives his features a certain refinement they lacked when he was leading his crazy career here two years ago ns Lord Somerset What dread there Is in his soul what Inward Quaking he has as ho contemplates the terri ble ordeal before him ho alone knows Not by one word or sign or outward manifestation has ho Indicated that he looks forward to the terrible ordeal before him with anything save perfectly cheerful philosophy Even In the heartbreaking last interviews he has had with his sorrowcrushed wife his eyes have never moistened nor has a qulvor come to his UPS or a altor in his voice His attendants say that at times within the vast two days ba has bad moments when ho seemed lost serious reverie but at a word he would rouse out of It and talk In his usual half llntiant way Will he break down at the end 1 Will he protest Innocence t the end 1 Ho now says he baa accomplices Will ho give thAlimimaa At thit Ifutt I moment These are he great questions and about them centres ii r Li the real Interest in the execution Mm fireball tonight bad her final private Interview with her husband The time fixed tor It was lost night and eh bad barely begun to talk with him when Mr Wade rector of old St Pauls Church hero who is liirchaUe spiritual adviser arrived and the Interview was broken up In consideration of this In terruption it wan decided to give Mrs BIrohall another opportunity tonight Last night the stern rules which have heretofore demanded the presence ot a third party at all the Inter views with Mrs Bltvhall worn so far relaxed that the third party stood apart and out of earshot It was InaNtod though that the condemned man and bl wife bhould not approach nearer than threo feet of one another Today even this privi lege was withdrawn oIIy Governor of tim 1B11 kInahearted Mr Cameron called on Mrs BIrohall at her hotel this afternoon to tell her that be bad received orders that tbo old rule must be enforced fib tonight a keeper stood between Husband and wife while they mid their farewell words The fear tbat lilrchall would make way with himself In some way and that his wife would furnish him Ibo meanH to wie do it is the cause of all this The anxiety on f score on the part of Sheriff Terry ha amounted to n sort of panic and has caused 1 many precautions which are absurb and some which Keem almost heartless The fear how ever was by no means a groundless one though it was not necessary to BO to all the lengths that have been cone to to prevent nuy such event taking place Mrs Blrchall keeps her room rigidly except when she goes to the jaiL All her mettle are served In her room and her sister Mrs Wedt Jones Is constantly with her Today Mr Arthur Leetham now of Mon treal but formerly schoolmate of Ulrcball came hero With him was Mrs Ingallls of Montreal who ho taken a deep Interest In poor Mrs flincheD Mr Leotbam nod Mrs ngallln went to the jnlll this afternoon and carried Blrcball some flowers They did not see him of courre Nobody sees him except se wife Mr Wade and the jail attendants Blrchall received a number of letters during the day Tim majority were from cranks but ono from England brought him the newa that his mother and his hal brother were danger hi over this ill 10 botraed good dell ur emotion ibo scaffold is not yet erected but will be put In position tomorrow It will hl In the northwest corner of the 1 rurd and fireball Irorn his cell must cortiiinly hour the sound of puttIng it together In the town hero nothing else but tho execution Is Hiked I of and It so abhorbs nil Intorekt as to noticeably affect business us wn the ease during the trial The hotels are already filling tip and there will ho about a hundred newspaper corre pondonU here by tomorrow night yK the Aiiocfana mu Blrcball It Is said bal completely broken down and no longer wears his careless lndl erent smile The Rev Mr Wade la with him much of the time now and la doing everything in his power to efleot a change of heart but so far without much encouragement BIrohall has not yet signed the anidavlt In the case ot Graeme against the Globe and when spoken Orame Aalnat tie to about the matter today he said ho would consult hits solicitor before doing anything Everything Is being dolol in shape about the Jai for execution sla Friday Prisoners are cleaning the yard and a general boos cleaning 18 I now going ar preparatory to the fatal day Hlr halls alls will was drawn up by solicitors of this alls He bequeaths everything to his wife Turnkey Forbes and Mr Leetham of Montreal are tne trustees named in the will fireball asserts L that he is to all L heir to certain prop erty in toe spring ana inai wnen cia luyiuer die there will be several thousand pounds left I to each ot her children TBS mem Mtunrarrarr tntrxnKD ret fcr 1h s of the anelU U Keneleo CtnoUrr The Sons of the Devolution the Society of the Cincinnati the Holland Society the New England Society and some of the many friends of the late John Fitch took a special train to Kenslco early yesterday afternoon to partici pate In the unveiling of the Pitch monument recently erected by the Sons ot the Involution In the new Kenslco Cemetery Among those present war the Rev Broekholst Morgan Frederick 8 Tallmadge den James W Hunted William F Dodge Stokes Edwin Befell Dr Thomas M IA Chrystla Albert Delafleld and Malcolm I Angell There were In all about 150 on the train At Kentloo carriages took them to the tomb The monument stands on a hill overlooking Kenslco Lake I Edward Flsohcn the de signer hind In view the scenery thnt was to 1 h fr1f f THE FITCH MONUMIST surround I I represents a rugged rustic wall from which rises a Druid cross tho whole forming a section ot a circle The con tro of the wall directly under the cross bears the name Fitch while on panels to the right and left are tee Inscriptions To tho Mem ory of the Hon John itch aged 79 years and Erected by the Hoolety ot the Sons of the evolution Exegl monumentum no re peren nine The material Is Cap Ann granite The monument cost 1500 Un behalf of tho trustees of the Kenslco Cemetery Oen Husted presented the lot In which the monument stands to tho Bons of th evolution Frederick B Tallmadge President lredorlck dent of the society responded The Her Irockholst Morgan pronounced the words of the hplscopal burial service and then a ling covering the monument was drawn aside The services at the grave ended the party gathered at the old Gibson farmhouse within Ibe cemetery Gblon partook of a colla tion Thin old stone farmhouse built nearly ton years ago Is near the spot where Major AndN was captured nnd hero It was that under charge of Major Tallmadge tbo grand rather of the President of the Son of tho Jevo lotion Andrd was confined for two days previ ous to his removal to Washingtons headquar tens at White Ilalns On gathering after tbo luncheon in the room where Andr S was con listened to address by WIN flued the party an atdrss WI lstonod lam E Ilrty Btokes On behalf of the Kon lam Cemetery trustees he welcomed the Sons of tho Hovolutlon to the place where amid rugged scenery symbolic of the character of symblc heir Into brother they had laid him In his last estlng place A more appropriate spot could not hav been chosen he said than the hills whore their forefathers had ought Addresses wore made also by the Rev Mr Morgan Mr Tallmadgs and Gen Husted Talmade Jhauncey M Vepow expected to be present but ho was prevented by important business A IltlnUTK 70 ULLIK lie HaD Well but J Mat Kvow tact lies BM AmualBK Prsot The managers of the late 1 M L seem to have made up their mnds that Its rest In the gravo must not be disturbed by any contro versy with Oliver Sumner Teal They ray that he is not worth fighting with while his afraid of him Horace friends say tbat they are E Doming tho chief object of Mr ToaDs attack tack In his report to the Republican volun teer was willing to be interviewed on Teal I yesterday But my Interview will not be a long one icndded It can be put in word I con eider Mr Teall a very amusing person And not a word further would Mr Doming say on the subject Bom of his friends while they chafed him merrily on the Teall stric u res were rlghteonslyindlgnant among them solve at tbem They said that 1 was Mr Joinings Influence which put Mr Teal into the spectacular position that he occupied Thor said further that Mr Tealls efforts to change his part from that of a spectacular ad junct to ono having to do with the progress of ho play was what caused the trouble Ollle means well they said ndl It Is not nIB fault tnat lie ran tno institution into loot nnd did not accomplish anything He put in lots of time but ho is really not capable of doing anything beyond matters of the merest detail that no one else would bother with Bui no one wa actuated by more nnselllsh mo Ives He not only did not receive any pay but he spent his own money freely IUE STAKF1KLV WILL CUXTEST The Qraniion ad bu Mother Said to have Ole Tern of Compromise The Stanfleld will case was up for bearing yesterday In the Surrogates Court but It was continued until today owing to an effort to compromise matters outside PO that the will nay bo piobated without further contest Mark Btanfleld was proprietor of the Victoria hotel at the time of his death last April ana he loft 500000 He bequeathed everything to ils Eftventeenyearold grandson Douglas itanflold of New Orleans with the exception of a life Interest In 25000 to his son Hugh 12000 to bis son George UOO to Henry he father of Douglas and 20000 to Mrs I lorletlno Btanfleld Douglass mother Henry Uantleld went South in 1869 married Miss Florlstino Touenes a beautiful cnole rn I wrought her North to live But they separated within a year and she returned South whore her son was born In contesting the will the lon claim that their father was not of sound mind and that be was unduly Influ enced by Mrs Florlstlne Btanfleld Both Bides were loth to talk about the terms of the proposed agreement yesterday but It IK understood thai Douglas and his mother offer to pay the sons of Mr Btanfleld a considerable Mini between 10000 and WOOOif they will allow the will to bo protmted us drawn The irotbers wi considering the proposition and will give an answer today HAtilS COB N TO CONFESS Abraham BlmmOBi Arrntcd or WIll SUxleroo I tter Joseph Cohen of 71 Cranberry street Brook yn applied to Police Justice Walsh yesterday for 1 warrant for the arrest of Abraham Elm nonds of M tacUott street for persistently as It is alleged writing slanderous loiters about him with malicious intent Cohen has been n clerk In several dry goods stores in this city and Is at present an usher in the Blar Theatre In Brooklyn He ac cuses filmmonds of having written let ters to hIs various employers In which tie wan represented a a thIef and a forger and the wrecker of his domestic I haopl forRe tie pens Last night Simmonds admitted that he had been following up Cohen for a lone time with a view to revenge himself for a great wrong done to him by tho latter while both ware living In London Cohans nit be al leged bad not only estranged Mm rom hIl wife and children bulled to bin Incarceration In an Insane asylum In England Early In 187 on his release trout the asylum he found that Cohen had come to this country and he tel lowed him arriving on the tiny of the blizzard with only ten rents in bin pocket He did not Intend he said to do Cohen any personal in jury All ba wanted wan tbat he should make confusion In the Jewish orthodox fashion A warrant for Slmmondllllre t will probably ba granted today Toe Rev Mr Ieay VletorUue The Rev Edward Kenny rector of the Church of the Holy Nativity has scored a victory In the dispute between his followers and the anti Eennyltes A suit was brought by his oppo nent to oust hIs wardens and vestrymen who wore chosen at the Easter election on the ground of fraud It wu tried before Judge Saacn and after the plaintiffs evidence was nil In the Judge granted a motion to dismiss Judl the complaint for lack of evidence thus put ting a stop to a trial which might have occu pied a week The cane Is t go immediately to the Oeneral Term The dispute between the property actions wan over the proposed sale t of church EEa tOe Delinquent Letter Carrier Postmaster Van Cott allowed the sugges tions of Inspectors Hartshorn and Jacobs yes terday with reference to the fifteen letter car rlers who were caught playing into the bands of the green goods men The eight carrier who admitted that they bad received salaries of from 5 to ISO a week for delivering con damned or suspicions mall to green goods men were suspended pending instructions frol Washington u to what was to b done with tbem ostmaiter Tan Cott told the eight eonfesa sdlr guilty men to elaar out a It he dldn caro to prosecute them The seven carriers who denied their rala tlons with the green goods men war suspend ed and flned COol lqedWe1 Went Ineee IB Court DENVEII Nov 12An extremely pathetic scene occurred In the County Court yesterday Borne time ago divorce proceedings were In stituted by Mrs Kate F Roiinfeld The case was beard yesterday During her crosaei amlnatlqa Mr Roaenfeld suddenly T war alnaton Rnfld lr physically and mentally and lapsed Into I a tate of Insanity metr aro entertained for K rraatfvery 10 BOp iaiRiat WUIT fa tba t A t r nn Bookkeeper Kerrcuo orEbexxIrst George 0 Kerr who was formerly book keeper for the lllley k Osborno Company of Newark was arrested yesterday by a Sheriffs officer to answer three Indictment found by the Grand alor for embezzlement from his former employer It la t aid the alleged em salem I amount t between 3000 ani d Srr tU t 4 Mo tal p f a i 4 t H FKESIDKHT OAOB RKSIONISD 11 Thought Deter of It Row rer Whic the Director Appealed to Him Cmcioo Nov 12There was a big fiensa ton In Worlds Fair circles today over the B tlon of President Lyman J Once In tender ing his resignation to the Board of Directors lat night I was aid In the morning papers hat President Gage had threatened to resign ut last nights meeting As a matter of act lie did resign temporarily left the directors room and wont Into an adjoining apartment The directors were thunderstruck and In gieat baste reconsidered the offensive resolu lion and the President once more returned to tie room It was a crisis and the work of the eighteen directors who brought about the rouble may cause still another storm In the fatlonal Commission An authorized statement by President Gage in regard to the latter Is to the effect that the trouble arose over a resolution Introduced by Director I N Ulggliibotham la relation to I the apportionment ot the Fair and the part which aplortonment was to go on the lake front The resolution was a surprise to everyone except the movers of f It The committee on grounds and build ings bad the matter In Its charge all was pro pared to recommend three buIldings for the nko front The lake routers however Bud dnl sprung a resolution placing about one hail the Fair on the lake front Including the attractive features This was contrary to Ire Ious plans and to clinch the matter the solution provides that there should b no changes made and the whole scheme pushed through without any ton ttltatlon with the National CommlsaUn This ignoring nf the National Commission wat what chtottr aroused resident Gape and led to his resignation aton The special committee appointed br Con gress on the Worlds Fair ot which Congress nan Cnndler of Massachusetts Is Cnatrman and the other members nro Co mrenRmen lower Hyatt Wilson and Frank arrived hero thIs evening and will tomorrow begin business ness In connection with the resolution Passed by the House to look into Worlds Fair matters niacaiuitfATivif IN tnniaur MATHS ttroadi Accused ot Fitvorlnz Hklpprn Cattle Who Va Certain Patent Cure Augustus Bchoonmnker ot the InterState Commerce Commission continued l yesterday In he Federal building the bearing begun two weeks ago In Washington on tho charges made by Jacob Scbamben that the Delaware nptfLnAnnn anti VnKtMpn Itnllinnil Pnmnanv 0 and the New York Chicago and Sf Louts flail road wore unjustly discriminating In favor of certain shippers of cattle between Chicago and this city Bbambcrg assorts that the linn of Schwarzsuhltd t Bulzborcer is enabled to ship lock hero at a decreased cost because It I holds an Interest In the Laoknwanua Live Stock Ex irecs Company which owns and operates on the roads mentioned patent cars for the trans portation mentoDet portlton Samuel Well who Is the virtual owner of tie Lite Block Express LVmimny said that the on of operating his invein sncj September IS8t raB33850and the receipts were f215 1 leevaded the nuoBtlon nhothcr ho derived a leevnder fueltol irollt of 1000JO yearly out of a capital of about tlSUlHio paid in the purchase ot 250 cars operated by the express company Ho admitted that ho hot boon I liiemlier of the firm nt Bchvar child t oulborter but do 10 nlod that he held any such connection now or hat the firm was Interested In the express company I wa true bo said that ho drew 1 salary from the firm He could not remember Whether or not some or the money with which he purchased the tars was furnished by Mr bulzbergor Butchers Louis Bamuels Isnno Blumenthal George Straus and Isaac btlefd of this city denied that they secured any rebate In freight prices by using the patent cars and by yard rrlce In Hchwarscblld Bulzbergers depot lu this city The hearing will be resumed this morning FINDlo XKIT flKK LA US a Import Bt Dlicoverjr IB the Northern Ir anti 1roTlBee of Quebec 011 Nov 12Fh million dollars worth u uP I of newly dlscoered i ine timber Is 1 the result of the Government expedition of exploration that has just returned from the northern portion of tue Province Quebec The expedition con sisted of fifteen met including Indians and was commanded by J B Cbarleson of Quebec It was nine weeks absent from civilization after leaving Mattawa on the Ottawa lUver and in I that period traversed 1300 miles From ilattawa the expedition proceeded due north up Gordon Lake and the Kippewa and adja cent lakes and rivers through Cascaman Into Trout Lake and Winowo thence through Old Mans Lake and Grand Lake Victoria to Lake Camachegunla Hero the Height of Land was reached the astmentloned lake having two outlets one lowing Into the Ottawa the other toward the Ht Maurice The return home was made by a different route tliiougti Lake Temls oamlugue Of course there wore long and tilt Icult portages to make through virgin 1 forests in order to pass from ono system of wntor stretches to another and Ilin Indians deserted them on the way It is presumed when in the vicinity of their own hunting grounds At Lake Ca caiuau the expedition came upon two men who bad become separated from a lumber party on its way to the north ern lumber camps of Booth A Gordon They had lost tnelr way and were slowly dying of starvation Provisions nod directions for reaching their destination were given them The newly discovered pine timber legion is estimated by Mr CbarloHon to be JOOO square nllos iu extent Many applications for largo limits have already been received by tha Gov ernment from speculators but it is probable hut no part of this region will disposed of until either the water stretches are improved or a railway constiuctod Proposed shIp east from Lake Erie lo the Ohio River Pmsnttnon Nov 12The Pennsylvania Canal Commission met In this city and will re port to the next Legislature In favor of the construction ef tho ship canal from Luke Erin to the Ohio Bison Several unites have been surveyed anil the oae selected Is not a difficult one The total lockaco required Is only 730 feet to bo overcome by 99 locks Tile estimated cost is 23UOOO Mi for a canal liavlni 12 feat nf water to ncoomniodnlo lh lat izn stciinpr whirls ply on the lakes TPK SUN respondent line interrogated ninny of UIH legislators elected on Nor4 Stud u decided miijiinty favorx I he building ot tile cuna Got Inttlsou IB known to favor the pioject believing that ciinuls ate the proper agency with which to prevent ex tortion br tile railroads The tonnage In coal conk anti Iron ore alone between Pittsburgh and the lakes exceeds finouotio tons a your and the canal Would siTe t saving in freight of at leant fifty cents a ton The United Htntes Government will bo asked to assist in the work ot building the canal and the Improvement of the Ohio hirer so as to accommodate vessels coming through tho canal will bo urged The cities nt Chicago Cincinnati Louisville hi Louis and Dultilb as woll us smaller towns along Ibis route lire much Intoiested in lbs rnojsut The plans lor the canal iirovllo for the uccommonatloii of vessels ol 1MIO tn HKIO tons burden Tho route selected U 125 miles long DlTldendn or fall Ulver Mill Flu IltVKn Nov 12Thlrtynlne the manufacturing corporations of this city have mad up theIr books for the year Owing to a boom In the cotton market and an Indifferent demand for goods during the last six months the btisinoHH lias not been as prosperous as In 1HSB when ilia returns were unimiially large Eleven factories have paid out 14143 on a capita of I1877BOUO nn average of 735 per rent In IBUJ the sumo number of companies representing a capital of ltt26HOOO pair to stockholders 1711000 an average of 987 per cent The American Linen Kllnt Heaconpet Merchants Hagamore and Wampanoaa Mills show H considerable falling off Extensive re pair have been in order and many concerns In vlavr of an unfavorable outlook have adopted a vary conservative policy so far aa dividends are concerned A shut down of a fortnight which did not Improve quotations for cloth must also be taken into considera tion The Border City 1oraiset Crescent and RUITord Mills imld larger dividends than lust year A Verdict ABU B Xswapnpr PROVIPENTC If L Nov 12Miss Henrietta D L Tuft today obtained a verdict of 2485 axaIaet the Evening Tbbtfrftrn Mies Tuft was faulted by a necrose who mistook her for another pe iritiesded lie vu I 5 i IMPALED ON THE VESUVIUS A CAll FLAT tllla TUB CVXWAIEJt OF IOK DYNAMITE BOAT Pained OMIdewcy br Tarn Bt B FrebB his Coil orSlOOOO la Uncle HB lo Pat lite Veinel IB ahnpe for Sec Acnln Tliedynamlto boat Vesuvius which bas been lying off Tompklnavlllc S 1 was obliged to leave her anchorage there last week and coma up the North nivor to take coal aboard Inci dentally she astonished thecooks on neIghbor lag canal bontsby Urine charges ot compressed sir from her two big pneumatic guns No projectiles were used but everything went nicely and the officers and craw ot the Vesu vius wero looking forward to orders which would send them searching for targets In the open sea On Tuesday morning at 8 oclock the Vesu vius lay pointing due north A little later an empty car flat 300 feet long in tow ot a big tug started out from somewhere near Fortieth street and came down the river bonded ding onallr across the boos of the Vesuvius Tho stay light of the latter was burning brightly and gave all warning of her location to nil river cioft The car flat came closer and In stead of clearing the dynamite boat crashed Into her cutwater with a shock that awoke the men In their hammocks and tumbled them out on the dock This was at 340 oclock Ileut Sears who was officer ot the deck rushed forward to find that the car flat had literally Impaled Itself upon the dynamite boats prow Tha uiiwioldly flat lay stringing with the tlilo whiP tile Vesuvius shuddered and tugged nt tier anchor cables Thu saIlors woro got tindor discipline In a moment and stood by rondytn lower the boats and pull nwav should the Vesuvius show signs of sinking Examination proved that showan uninjured below the water line Tho momentum or tile cur flat ImU hunk the prow nf the osuvltts four cot Into Hi front through heavy timbers und massive bands of lion The tugboats Captain trlol tn shove tIm flat oft sideways and then attempted to pull her oat She obstinately lofusod i to budge but tim tug finally rammed her adrltt on the port side twitting the cutwater of tho Vesuvius iu tho attempt until It was n sorry Fight llent Schroeder the commanding oflher nf the Vesuvius tried to learn the name of the tug bout or her Captain Both woro refuse ului lln sent a boat down however and found out that trio lint was No 11 of the Kov Ionic fnko trio and Western Hnllroad and that sue was In tow of the Erie tugboat Knmapnnt title city Almost the entire cutwator of thoVobinius Is bent to port haven Inches out of line Two of her transverse steel frames are broken and her stem In twisted badly The Injury extends lour feet back on lion bows and It is prolmble that four of her plates will have to bo taken out and strengthened The entire cost of put ting her in shape ion son again will probably be f 10000 The dynamite boat ban nn extremely thin skin and hud the flat struck lien side In stead of bunting her cutwater squarely ho might now bo at the bottom nr the river The Vesuvius had just tlnlsbed a long stay at the Brooklyn NMT Yard and thin accident will postpone the marksmanship tests she was ex pected to undergo In a short time Ofllct rfl of tho Vesuvius think ths owners of the flat ant tout can be held responsible for the damage A low weeks ago a bargty ran against the cruiser Dolphin In tho Kant jilter Naval ofll core acroe that either of tboo nccldents might have been avoided The navy yard In Brook lyn bas an Brett of dockage sufficIent to adam modato tho entire Inited States navy and fchlps are perfectly safe there SEXTON UAKT ASKED in I1L4iX Credltorn or Bn EetBte Not Matlsfled with Hln Adinlnletrntlnn William T Hart sexton ot St Patricks Cathedral on Fifth avenue Is having tribula tions ot a complicated character with the cred itors of the estate of Archibald Johnston of which he is the administrator Mr Hart made a statement of his stewardship which Langan lines the dissatisfied creditors say will not lioir a searching examination and uftor a referee had disagreed with them they referred It to Surrogate Hansom Johnston wan pro prietor of the livery stables at 1U21U3104 and 103 East Thirteenth street and died insol vent The estate amounted to about IIGOOI and Sir Hart set himself to clear it In this clearing process according tn Langan Bros about 9000 disappeared The bearing will come up next Monday A PATIENT FOR Vli KOCH There Zorenx Oolnc Back to Cermnnr lo be rented for Consumption Theresa Lorenz a pretty young Genran woman wno arriveu nero in April last is wait Ing in the Barge Office Hospital or a ship to take her back to bar home She is I ill with con sumption which has advanced so far that she has been unable to work at her trade ot seam stress She read In a German paper of l r Kochs cure for consumption and she deter mined tn go to him ana have him treat her while he has energy to travel nin Hoclnl Connection Did Not gave nim Ouetav Undo who rays ho has served M vnlat and butler to the 1rlnco of Wales George Washington Chllds Jay Gould and other well known people was convicted yesterday in i the General Sessions of grand larceny In the sec ond degree for the theft ot eleven bottles of champagne and 150 cigars from George Min der n saloon keeper of Third avenue and Twentysjventh street tlnde went Into Minders saloon on Oat 20 and after drinking a bottle of champagne tncked u case of cloven bottles under one arm and a box of clears un der the other and walked out He was arrest ed and locked up despite his protest that he was only In fun He repeated thin excuse in court yesterday but the jury decided that ho had carried the joke too far Hone Quo Taken a HermnB Bride There was a small wedding party yesterday In the parlor of Superintendent Orrin It Boo ton in the Old Brewery Five Points Mission at 03 Park street The party consisted of Mr hong Que a Chinaman who runs a laundry at 240 East Thlrtyflfth street Miss Lena Schmidt a pretty German girl and her friend a young German woman woo had married a Chinaman and whoso name Is Mrs Llllle Chow Superintendent Bonton is a minister and Mr Hong with a lady on each arm told the lies Mr Bouton that ho wanted to get mallled He wax a CurlMian he said 25 years old and the bride was 21 Mr Bouton learned that Miss Schmidt lived nt 12 Division street and that her parents were dead before be performed the ceremony Shot Illmeeirin Uellrlnm George Buhler IS years old a mechanic who lived at 2885 Third avenue had been sick with typhoid pneumonia for nearly three weeks At times be was delirious Yesterday the boys father visited the Coroners nlllco with the lu ionnatlou that lila son had eliot hlmxi If through tho IIIUBS with u revolver on Tuesday In a III of delirium No one knew bow he got the re vohor r cr Ter Ilulr Detained Chief Contract Labor Inspector Mllholland detained yesterday at the Barge Office August fair a musical note engraver who arrived on bn steamship tinrrento Iron Hamburg Ho it a the musical unions who lodged the com plaint against him say under contract to work For Mr Mcliuiirhlln of Philadelphia He brought a kit ot tools worth I20U with him A Job for a Detested Cundldnle Collector Erbardt yesterday appointed J Thomas Stearns official auctioneer for Fed eral sales In place of the late John H Draper Mr Stearns in the Republican leader of the Twentyfourth ward and vent down In the llepubllcan wreck ns the candidate for Con Cress in the annexed district LIED XO 11BK ABOUT IIKB HUSBAND The Shabby Trick B DetectIve Plnyed Vp ra B CUIcuKo Woe CHICAGO Nov 12Paul Bier bas for years j been the cashier ot the Prusslng Vinegar Works About two weeks ago It was dis covered that ho was an embezzler to tho extent of 1000 When officers went to his house to arrest him ba could not ba found In order to wring from his wife the whereabouts ot her nusband Detective Thomas got bar angry and revengeful by telling her that Blar was supporting another woman and living a double Ille Thomas did not know this to ba true Sirs Bier In her rage at her husbands supposed perfidy told the detective the place where the absconder could bo found Itler was arrested and then the story of bow the detective fooled the wife came out The woman was so heartbroken that she fainted In court at the preliminary examina tion of her husband and later would have assaulted the officer who had caused her so much trouble if she hud not been seized by bailiffs Today Mm Bier was arrested for threatening to Kill Mr Annie T Boebe who 1 lives In Kills avenue The distracted woman now asserts that her husband has been Paying the rent for the house In which Mrs Beeba 4 lives and that he has had Improper relations with her Mrs liter was released on ball If 1 is eared that her mind has been unbalanced by the tricks of Thomas Ml Jack the Klener IB Danbury DANBUBT Nov 12Jack the Kisser baa made his appearance in Ibis city and the po lice big brothers and hweothcarts are after him with a vengeance Many complaints have been received by the police during the peat few days that man bas been annoying young ladles Last evening young lady rushed Into the police oflloe nearly frightened to death She said that she was on her way down town and noticed that she was being followed by a welldressed man who wore a high silk bat The man dogged her four or five blocks and becoming frightened she started to walk faster in order to reach Main street where she would bo certain to meet a policeman Before gho succeeded however the man overtook her and seizing her around tha waist Imprinted several kisses on her lips She screamed and breaking away from the man ran to the police Ofllce The police are patrolling tho streets In i citizens clothes and Jack the Kisser will P probably be caught Ho has committed the ill same crime every night this week 1 A Missing Mans JGelBte PiTTsnunoH Nov 12In the OrphanslConrt In this city application has been made for letters of administration on the estate of William KrodeL It Is not known whether Krodel Is dead or not He lived in Pittsburgh until 1878 when ho went to Cincinnati From them bo wont to Illckman Kv Ho was last heard from there Ho wrote from there that be Intended going tn Memphis He nlno wrote to his brother that hn was in trouble and his brother went to llickimm but could find no li trace of him Ho could not learn of any trouble 7il ho had boon In hen his brother heard from hero that William Intended going to Memphis he started to follow him to that place but the til yellow fever ncourgo and quarantine prevent KI od him Touching there until fall No trace ef U Krodeltcouldbo found at Mempblsand It Is eup i posed bo was ono of the yellow fevers victims ti Boon after that time a portion ot an estate la I thin county descended to him and It Is on this that letters ate asked for vi Ace cemiag to ocr tore Here and more each day for wlaet ana Users We have the Hoot goods IB the city Try then enee and you will hate no other We call year atKitlon BirtlenUrty to eon roil Sherry and Tokay wires which art extra flat with rich fruity flavor and warranted pars LADIES I E jutes of tbetr r There is l no barer any connected obltetlonahlt raatoree whatever with onr Here Ladies have ni heiltancy ID orderlnc caodi nf ni In person and rear none attention li I eeturtd to all UUSH1MJ ritOCESS CO Bet 19th and ISiS sit is Broadway upea Saturday ettnlno till 8 oclock O Ss JL woman with a cancerous nicer of rears standing and five Indies In di ameter lies been entirely relieved by six bottles of Swifts Specific I con elder Its effects wonderful almost mi raculous Bay J U CAUFMLL Columbia Go Will Cure A young man near this town bad aa eating cancer on his face which bad destroyed bit nose and was eating to wards his eyes As a last resort I put him on Swift Specific and it Lu cured him entirely sound and well DB U F ORUMLET Ogletborpe Ga Skin Cancer Tis a4 h4 tree wapsmsiOs Alr iiiJItiiii THE AWFUL JUGGERNAUT We lavlm pity upon the Hindoo faiutlci whoaacfr flee their llvti bv caillnx thera lve benefth the chariot of Hie noiUuicernant and allow ttntnieltet to lie ground and mancled by the tmlble whreli Hut are we not la this ChrUlUn country dolnf the lamr Ihlni t tIdy worship n rtl rrnl end MONET Po you doubt It t look around you Men of brain men of mlghtleit Intellect mm wheee mauler minds mUht sway tie I ilttllnleii of nations heal 4 their necL to the chsrlot wheeli lit tie rud Money leMer minds ned IrMrr men tumble over each other la the mail rate to sacrlilce their Inlelltols their ihe and their MTU to the od Mvnniuii Thirank sad tie of th woihl Its merchant mechanics clerka and laborer Infected with th saute biscuit I situ lit the wor shiper roll ani t envious CIII of their more tuccemfat rhaK tetid all the eflorti if tlielr lives each tliourhl each deed rnclt a ilrntlon to the ncritmiiUllon fit money Some attains grrat wealth dthfre a com peltnce and otters still are lorred to utrtiftirle for e mere eitlRtenre htit all tiow to theiamq okt nerve the lama matter worillp tic name roililllll tn till terrible Inutile nil racrircn health ai4 strength uti luces oinkrn enss weak sd nliBttereil nerves itnhlntteil mlml with the nnltil donut nl liiNtiitlt ner nim prnnlrie lion pMnilyM end th initliy tOe tirrmntnie denlU are the prnnltlrK of thin untioiy rurehlp But It weaVetieil hralnn tal ret l tier e5 ant wreckeil heallhii strut the stone tif our rrofeitlonat commerrlal suit bustle life It li twin the tess Cue that there ll a iuri arln I V otifale and nvercom llifM trrrlble renitltii TIe timely Ti Y tic e nf the rat brrfin alit j ntrve restorative lir J tireene i Nervura tn l alin v 1 lately sure tu re tore tho tone Rtrenfttti vigor ant vi Ullty 10 brain and ntrte and put the nervous ciii l P phyilral isera aim In loiiiid working Con litbon All therefore vhoflml their Dowel 01 ailed unil Iliniijtlit iBlllnc tlirlr nervrn iinHtrunic mill WliOitItl IN TUB nuotrndr their IIAIANCE nlnliti Mlerplenn sued unrclrrelilntr ihrlt bnrtleo weak lirrvelrnii ilrril mill nnwrrlrnn ihonlt Immediately tile hut Wont Thu rrmtdy Weljthel la the InUnre of lire health iMiturlJii gilt far Rood health is l better than riohee Hr tireenie Ntrvura be I purely vegetable and harmlen aud may he procured at any drurglti at II per bottle MAVKU FitteSt HAI ItlPHC For the good l of the public I would HLe to elate the wonnerfttl change that has come over me since I com nenced sting Ir Grernrt NrrvurA I tint complete rtirokiii down In health unit iinVrrd Irom vx rrme extaMiivtlnn unri cnulri not rent duy or nmtit 1 hail rhtmnaUim slid nturalcia in my tldm an oil none fteilnir In my Ktumaeli and a terrible palpl atlon cauilnir too to think I Imd heart disease I bud tn ghie up work I tried lr Crecnbs fist Tilts From the Oret bottle I noticed try titus chang but 1 am thankful that 1 continued tin use for t BKB nov toni buy Bnlneil 23 itonndn IB wrlcht unit work every day That trembllni ellarand terrlblo throbbing and palrltailon ot the heart have lett me 1 could till columns that would Interest people alllclel ai I was and will be glad to converge with any one 10 afflicted S W f MILES 40 nine Hill ar Doiton Haw Von do not want tn forget that Dr Urren ot 3 Weil 4th st New York the specialist In the cure of nervous and chronic diBea eR can be consulted free of charge personally or by letter I fuA lUtt laving BAD BC Wlac1 BOOTS aVD BHUE8 PREStED viTa u WolffsACMEBIacking i tt NCVCN GET HARD AND BTIYF 1 WATFBIROgP and waruted to prreonra lenlheri ana keep It eoll and nurnble 41 is Dm fM nnW Ness Fmt utt fUraftr 1I ItkIlon tIh I veL STAIN 010 A NCW ruecusruc Tarultait witt STAIN Qu AND CMINAWAHC at flu I WILL STAIN TINWANB jew WILL STAIN TOUR OLD BAKHCT Hint S wilt STAIN BAW CVACN AN fe3Hgi S I

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I n y ff 11 1 I Ii 6 1I S THtiRSflAY XOVflMttER 1a 1m L its i r u THURSDAY KOVEMDEB 18 1890 BnV orl tl m fcy DAItT Pt MflnA BOO DAILY IitTr IOMDAT r f Ta r s 00 PAttT AXD IUNDAT tn Vssr O WEMLY PnTM 100 fMOCi tsfmurn Conntrlci ad 4 TUB HUN Xsw Turk Cltr o I Reckoning Without New York I I Tbe success of the Democrats In the West t t ern States this year lends Imo Occidental J r entustat t proclaim that a new align I ment of political forces boa been mado Tho West they say must henceforth bo the fight Ing ground ot the Democracy and Now York is no longer Indispensable to tho Dem r c cents This haa been hoard before and Is I perhaps Mrlonsly meant but still It 1 I mere 14 moonshine P1 New York with Its overflow States of Connecticut and Mew Jersey will not b i of less but of more political Importance tance since the liepubllcans bare added t te lie te Rpubicns adde J new Republican votes to their figures In the f Electoral College moreover tho late elec tions determined nothing aa to the real polit ical complexion of tho West I U true how ever that a State which has ben Repub lican for a series of years remains Bepublt can and a State which has been Democratic must b classed as Democratic Tidal waves do not come In Presidential I I 7en and nothing can b judged from I them a t the permanent let of polit ical opinion In the States In which they have occurred I Kansas Nebraska Iowa and t Minnesota the Farmers Alliance has split f but in Presidential the Republican party a Preidental i ea they are probably safely Republican to elect Minnesota and Kansas managed Republican Governors this year In spite of i UM tidal wave I remains t b seen whether the Farmer Alliance I a perma nent Institution Wisconsin was made Democratic this year b the blindness of the Republicans In offending the religious convictions of Lu I theran and Catholic voters In Michigan to t Republican candidate for Governor had a i weakand easily assailable record In Illinois the Farmers Mutual Benefit Association t had a good deal t do with the result Ulinois ems a promising field for the Dem t ocrats but It Is yet too early t call It 0 I i tub ful State The elections of 1S91 will throw light upon the subject Any Western State In fat which was carried by the t Democrats this year and Is carried by th m next year will b worth trying for yet it Is k t always worth remembering that off years are not t b trusted Ohio Is naturally and i normally a Republican Stale and 8 It Is f 4 this year Indiana is naturally and nor mally Democratic and so it Is this year Nobody will welcome the growth and progress of Democracy in States hitherto 1 Republican more cordially I than WO but vto l must decline to forget that one swallow t t doesnt make a summer and that one Dem c ocratic victory In 0 usually Republican t State doesnt make that State Democratic the most with Nor san te m0 Ingenious juggling the electoral fur show how the Dem ocrats can without a miracle elect a Presi dent ot New In York 1892 I they do not have the support The Kxposure of the r tae Mr OLTVKH BUMKKB TEALTS revelations ot the dishonest practices of the socalled Peoples Municipal Ix aguo simply confirm the opinion and Impression of the great I majority of the people as to that Immoral combination It was founded In lies and was built of knavery and false pretence Its ostensible design was to promote the public welfare Its real purpose was t gratify the political ambitions of n little knot of BOhom I Ing Mugwumps greedy for office and crazy for notoriety In a letter to the executive Committee of the conspirators dated Oct 7 or four weeks before tho election Mr TEAI asked these very pertinent questions I A RMCutlr Commlte ra n w art net pelltl c lljtion il In our d lnJ wtth ticholhtr bow cn WI Uptel our MnilliUtet to bi ottitrwlit It trlrktry punll In lb nomlntllont will not there t rund In tlit tlxiloa tad corruption In fill ndmlnlitritlon t Tun HUN was asking the very same ques tions at tho came time Meanwhile the tOn tme Mugwump Journals and the political par sods wore proclaiming the League as a band of righteous men working wholly and un selfishly for the purification of politics and the elevation of the municipal Government Yet these Journals know as well as Tnt BUN that tho movement was started In pur suance of a political deal made last spring between PLAT and the leaders of thn moribund County Demo racy and that Itn object was political ag grandizement only Each party t It was In a hoplc6 minority In the city but by unit Ing antI pretending that the union was responsive sponsive t a spontaneous demand of all respectable citizens for change and reform they hoped to hoodwink the people and to capture and divide some rich political spoils That Is all them was t It except frippery religious hypocrisy cant and sentimentality The political parsons went In honestly enough but those who remained after the true purposes of tho combination were exposed consented to the Immoral bargains and earned the dispute under which they now rest They were willing to take a hand In the game of politi cal bunco They were ready to sacrifice the last shred of principle to win the stakes Mr TKALLS rebellion was duo only to his discovery that some of the gamesters were playing false lie found out that they wore slcklnl their carrIe to cheat the Repub lican gamblers and ho foresaw tho conse quences As for himself he wns ready t play square but the professional re formers meant to get the swag at any cost He ought t liavo withdrawn from the gang but ho remained and now can count up nothing but loss In character and reputation Ho seems t have felt that he could not draw out without appearing treacherous to his associates but an honest man In such I position must llrstof all save his honor Ho must not consent t play the part ot a political bunco stcerer These are principles nnd precepts whose soundness Mr XrAiyL now understands and whose value IU beginn to properly appreciate Ho exposes the petty knavishness and su preme egotism and vanity of that particular sham reformer HOIUCR E DEMIXO This DcitrNa I a little fellow from Brooklyn who 1 greedy for office and crazy for notoriety He Is a very small puddle easily agitated but deep enough to float claptrap reforms Yet this shallow fellow was made the master and guiding spirit of the Municipal League To u Mr TELLS words he assumed more power more dictation and more indepen dence of action In League matters than any one elso thought of He bossed the whole job and ordered about the parsons the dudes tho Sunday school teachers the pretty typewriters tho scurvy politicians the fanatics and the busybodies generally as I he were a NAPOLEOK of politics Back of him was the Reform Club as It Is called a free trade association composed mostly of callow youngsters who cannot carry more than a single idea l at a time and whose notion of political strategy Is that It Is a game In which dishonesty can always beat truth and square dealing This DEM ISO the Mugwump crew and the club amateurs aided by the political parsons forth 1 all that there wan of the League which had power to shape Us policy It mao wonder that the tumbled to concern cncern pieces and that Mr TCAI now cries out from under tho ruins in pain and mortification For the public the result Is altogether advantageous The hypocrites and fnlso pretenders ore overwhelmed They are quarrelling among themselves The sham reformers arc burled out of sight and before long they will pass out of memory Honesty In politics has triumphed over humbug and knavery and the political atmosphere Is cleared lj A Railroad Revolution The purgation which the world of specu lation has undergone has been attended by t results which were not generally foreseen b but which deeply concern every owner of railroad properties In the United States The control of great railroads has I cntrl ret rlas ba passed e into new hands and great and radical J chances in the whole principle and system ot American railroad management are now 1 made possible and practicable y To conservative Investors and t every ic thoughtful person who has at heart the com mon bane welfare the management of i our railroads has become Intolerable Bates i I a at the mercy of corrupt shippers and i otrupt railroad officials Merchant die r taruta merchant each thinking the other t b the better of him la the tariff he the carrier who both pays common caier serves bth t Confidence In the integrity of tales and rate makers I wholly destroyed and every Xi legitimate I business Interest associated with j or dependent on transportation suffers from j4c the Instability which such conditions entail Add to these vital considerations the fact that they have cot this year a loss of nearly thirty millions of money to the railroads i themselves thirty millions which has not accrued to eonslgnororconslgnee but which I Irretrievable waste and some adequate t Ii Idea I presented of the ruin and demoraliza tion that prevails t When therefore we say that recent events have made possible and practicable i great and radical changes In railroad man v agement we call attention t matters that an o grave and universal concern Of the remedy there Is no longer any railroad man t ager or any prominent Investor that Is in i any doubt It is only question ot the method of 1U application 2 t Ono again therefore It devolves upon the owners of our railroad properties through their natural representatives the heads of our great banking houses t call together f the men who administer thoeo properties and to set before thorn their future cur l Upon tills occasion Mr PituroxT MORGAN will not summon thorn In vain lei will bring them together not to make i empt promises and t subscribe to con ditions In public only to repudiate them In private On tbe contrary tboy will meet to adopt a now business system and they will prate only when every owner of I railroad property In this country has re I ceived adequate Runiuntood of the perma nent safety of Ills Interests I The time has come when the raUiiiialingr it power must be vested hi such a manner that neither railroad officer nor shipper of z merchandise can meddle with It Equita ble rates boned upon economical manage ment upon management divested of the 4 extravagances of universal solicitation and i subornation of patronage must be IKecl and the traffic must bo divided accord I Ing to such rates from all competitive points I Is the remedy that all railroad f have known for the remrd managers 110WI yearn remedy f Ik I which Commissioner WALKER has so lucidly set foith In tho document which vo print olsowhcrn and of which the adoption line beou prevented only by t 11rwcntod incapacity by rl Jealousy by private and poifnncl nnltuos tics and oven mol timvurtliv mo H tived Its adoption now Is uuuvuiilable It j Every conskloiubla Interest dornnuds it in sists upou It und I can b defeated only upon pleas and by expedients that will not bear the light of day and of which no hornet I man can assume the responsibility It I time IhcrefosT that Mr 31 on tux acting fur the great Intoicsts confIded tn him and cerium of the ronlldcnco and ap f proval with which the public regards such J acts on his part called together tho Presi dent of the railroads Great changes have 4 lAn effected i thC period of speculative raton tat baa Just ended and with t i N I u I u T trcvrr ra those changes have dlMttpeartd in Whole or In put the more serious obstacles that have up t the present made permanent reform apparently Impossible A Big Contract Our esteemed contemporary the Church man baa a solemn but very amusing expla nation of the complete collapse of the P Jt L There were It seems two cause for tho smash and the two ore really one ray To oar minds thtr were two principal cau i The Brit wMtti at In a tmilalll l of yrlnclple to umnr tier wine w rerorat lneil who did not hemmer In tin prin ciple It lUke VIry many Hepubllcini and County IMmocnti did not tulUre bit munlrlpil builniu onldl wl e koit apar root uitlounl sod Kt Ial poll lIce Tber bleed as flrraly A Timiiuajr tbal Ihl spoIl and machinery oc local polities are necuiari to Ibo eucceiiful management of great political partlei In other words they believed In Ibo spoils ijitem quit thoroughly at Tammany Itself and It rould not be exported that tber would control their follower In a campaign against I system Fo after all the second And reel cccii of defeat la I hit the public mind Is nut yet educated to tb point at which I can practically accept and apply th principle ot thorough civil nrvlce reform I Is a large uud solid fact that the peo ple of this town and the people of every other town are not educated up or down to the Idea of nonpartisanship Republicans wouldnt vote till Coalition ticket because It wnsnt a straight Republican ticket A nruo port of the County Democracy wouldnt vote for It because it wasnt the straight Democratic ticket In national politics the lines between the Democratic I party and the Republican were never more sharply drawn than they are today and municipal politics can no more help being partisan In consequence than the tides can help flowing In Now York harbor It Is absolutely hopeless as our religious contnmporaty sees to look for the separation municipal politics from State and national politics Nor would time acceptance of tho ptlnclple of thorough civil service reform In 1 mujotlty of tho people Insure non partIsanship Kueu acceptance Is rather inoia unlikely than tho annexation of the United States to Hon Marino but It would lot secure the object for which tho Utopians of the p M L strive EO lugubriously llio abolition of political parties is the only means of making uonpartleaashlp a sue Cuss We dont know what sort of govern mont would jesuit Iorhaps It would ho an oligarchy ruled by a Council o the Wise all Good sitting on the platform of Chickerlng Hal or dispensing jusUen from tho cart tall Perhaps It would be a theo cracy with sermons for tho ballast of the j Oa Ship 0 tt Perhaps It would b a absolute despotism listening t the ukasM which LAnm Qotnun Issues every afternoon and legal holidays aftro except Sundays Rd hol days Whatever It would b It would b something entirely different from gov ernment of the people by th people for the people I I no wonder that th Cfturehmon says that tho campaign of education must begin Anybody who undertakes tho contract of educating partisanship out of the American people should protect himself b the stipu lation that the time limit of his contract shall expire Nino Days After Never Possibilities Concerning the Force Bill Tho election of it majority of Dcmodrots to the Fiftysecond Congress dos not neces sarily prevent tho Fiftyfirst Congress from passing the Force bill That It Is very un likely to do so must b admitted but the possibility novci tholcss exists It has been suggested that In tho event of Its IIL sage by tho present Congress the Force bill could be rendered Ineffectual so farm the Presidential election of 1892 la con cerned by the refusal of the House 0 Rep resentatives In tho now Congress to appro priate any money for the purpose of carry ing out tho provisions of the law Kven Re publican officers In tho Federal service ould hardly work without pay and the House could refuse to pass any appropriation bill containing items which it did not like Kut I th Republicans In tho present Congress were united and determined In the matter they might during tho coming session not only pass the Force hill but make the necessary appropriations requisite to carry It Into effect In the year 189a We tin Iicall In the Constitu omit lInl uny provision Constn thin which would make tills course Illegal In regard to armies le7nl raising and supporting nrlles time Constitution tiocs provide that no tm COIStUtO IttK8 tha 10 appro priation of money to that use shall be for 0 longer term thnn two yours but them is flu such restriction In respect to other ap ptopilatlous Therefore It would seem that them Is no constitutional obstacle to the ofTectlvo enactment of tho Fotce bill at the approaching session of Congress If the Re publicans are united enough and foolish iiiou if U to puss It Once passed with appro priations made to secure Its enforcement at the elections of 1891 sad 1893 It could only b repealed by the action of both branches of Congi ess and the Democrats do not seem likely to have a majority In the Senate for sonic time to come In what we have said w have discussed only possIbIlIties In regard to the 1orco bill probabilities The probability Is that a I large proportion of the Republicans in Con gross now appreciate that tao attempt to pass any such measure was a mistake and that any further advocacy of It will only In jure its supporters Coming down t certainties It II I a safe prediction that the Hon HKXBY CABOT LODE of Naliant will not b so prominent t figure In tho Fiftysecond Congress as ho has been In the Fiftyfirst Good health and many years t ATIKH OsumiEftTTjiuiittANl He wa born aDmn erat and has novsr changed I Is a grievous discovery of tho postal authorities reported in yesterdays Bus that at least s pen of the letter carriers of this city bnvo been lu leacrao with green goods men and have knowingly promoted the fraudulent chemeq of the latter by turning over to them letter that could not be loeallr delivered The whole community puts Implicit faith In tho honor of our letter carriers und thoio In I no doubt that the conduct of the force nt loran has always justified this faith llio seven wrong doers hAvo boon Oleoharcod from tho service but wo are sure the crest majority of loiter carriers would say that th rdesno a severer punishment lhandlscharg The English newspapers have opened fire upon the French Speaking of the projected visit of the French fleet to Malta th London Truth says that tie officers of the British loot In the Mediterranean will bn taxed for the ox Pnlos of time reception The English ofll core dont want to sue the Frenchmen at Malta They bl not Invited them nnd are under no obligation in regard to them except to r cslve them with hostility Their contract is to shoot Frenchmen I the occasion arisen and not to feast them or to Invlta them to diuuer The London Times or the Forcer a It is famlllarlr termed Is also Yen angry with Franc for throwing herself at the feel of Iliihsln by taking up the Itucslan loan and supplrliitc the uce sarr material for Ins man ulactutu of tho Iebei l rifle while the Czar In rtttirn endl a lonaratulatnrv telegram to VII N MotTKK Does Franco want nrV the 21 in 11 asls I she does shu is wrong In counting upon the Czar In rplr to all this tie Purls paper simply tell the 7Ymr t mind Its own buslnoas They car neither for Its advice nOl Its warnings The Czars tftloeram to VON MOLTKK thoy a wa smpr an act of common courtesy Tbe French understand thoroughly their attitude toward llussiu and the Czar knows exactly the lelatlons which must exist between him and Franc I IB a sort of family afTatr between the two friendly nations with whiah an Eng lish journal has no call to meddle Russia is the victorious rival of England in Asia and France has not forgotten the ugly tricks which perfidious Knuland lots played upon her In Egypt In Madagascar lu Tunis and else whore Ho thu paper war goes on and Its progress may yet become really Interesting The troubles that aro raised Rn1 l the mur ders that are perpetrated by Italian secret so cieties In New Orleans and by Chinese secret societies in San Francisco srlvo proof of the danger of the Introduction of tbesa goryhand ed gangs Into the United Status Wo cannot tolerate the existence of the Mafia or ot the lion Sing Tong In this country ami we canuot tolerate the eiidctta of the former or the busi ness butcheries of the latter I would be use less to try to reason with our small body of Chinamen on this subject butit Is worth whlh to ask our Italian denlzons who Lojn Iialun denlons now flm an Important element of the community to take prompt and peremptory measures for the extirpation of the underground laD which has been doing bad work in New dolnl ba Orleans and elsewhere and which appears to have many branches in this country The half million honest Italians who have taken up their abode in this land and whoa strength Is growing by the constant Influx of Italians to thla port must HI t It that the Italian name II I not dis graced her by the operations of the Haflattes They can do the work that is needed for this purpose and We are sure that they will do It For ages past Italy herself has suffered from ndettaism and brigandage and Italians here must cooperate with Americans here in pre venting this country the Introduction of either of them to I seems that the Green Mountain State Is not yet ready for female suffrage a the bill to give Vermont women the right of voting at municipal elections ha been defeated In the Legislature The female suffragists made a hard struggle to secure the adoption of the bill but the Green Mountain husbands of Ver mont wives stcod firm to the lust against their blandishments and their eloquence The worldwide fame thnt Mr STA has won by his African explorations will doubtless prove to be a stimulus to other African can explorers from whom we may oxpeet to bar In times t come The work ot exploring the vast continent that stretches from Algeria to Cape Colony from Htnegambla to Mozam bQU has not rat been completed and wide spaces In the interior are still untrodden by the while traveller We shall have plenty of other wonderful stories from Africa in course of time We shall hear of great projects of civilization and colonization railroad bulldlne and city building There art many indication that Africa II I about U enter upon a new era in her his tory under the guidance of four of the great European powers England Franc Germany and Italy It may bo presumed that onr own country will yet train advantages from the work ot there powers in Africa We could ely at one time have got possession of L bone which is a country that has great natu ral resources but we preferred to look atler our own business nt home The Block Repub lic has rot nourished a ltwu hoped It would flourish a half century ago when It was under the guardianship of the American Colonization Society l by which twice ten thousand colored colonists wore Remit there from this country Tho British possessions In Africa 10 on the western astern and southern coasts of the continent and may now b said to Include Egypt In the north There Js attics time Africa great and rapid growth of British trade In I was ann unoed some time ago that the pecuniary proceeds of Mr BTAXLEIIJ lecture her were t be turned over t the treasurer of the Convalescent Horn at Summit l J It now appears that th managers of many be nevolent organisations took a hint from this announcement and are anxious to secure Mr BTAXLKIB services in order to enlarge their funds fiurely this is taking an undue advan tage of the popularity of the newly wedded explorer Therefore is Mr RTAXLKY is about to begin his labors In tho chief elties of the country It Is proper that the managers of hospitals and asylums everywhere should bo rondo aware of tne fact that he has not come to this country on a charitable mission and that his lecturing tour Is not in the Interest of needy Institution The Democrat May Cain H nntori PURRX S D Nov 12A local paper pub lishes list of the members elect of the South Dakota Legislature from which It appear that the Republicans are a tie with the Demo crats Independents and Fnslonlsts on joint ballot This endangers the return of Gideon 0 Moody Bep to the United States Senate and will probably be the means of electing a Democratic and Independent Bartlett Tripp and P F HcClure are spoken of a likely Democratic candidates and Alonro Wai dell a tbo Independent candidate Cuictao Nov 12Th Democrat In tno flock Island legislative district now assert that W C Collins Rep of that city who re ceived a majority of the votes is ineligible not having boon resident of this Stat for tho statutory time 1 this claim should prove correct It would reduce by one the number of Republicans on joint ballot and give tbe Dem ocrats Senator 1 majority on a ballot for United States The American Baptist Congress Is in se Blon In New Haven the Episcopal Church Congress la In session in Philadelphia the InterRtale Congress the Salvationists Is In session In this city and we have recently had reports of other religious congresses The spit It displayed by them representative bodies and the work done by them do not give en couraoment to the antlrellcionlsts Gon Louts BOORAN II the Rfntor among the 1iesldcnts ot the Central American repub lics GOD Gtmos EZETA of Salvador and Dr Rourrro H AC AS A of Nicaragua began their terms cf office this year Don Josi JOAQUIN ItunnKiun was elected last autumn efn Gen MAUII LTPASDAO BAWMAB of Guatemala dates back only to 1HBG But Gen BOOIIAN was first chosen President of Honduras nearly eon yearn ago in 1B83 rnd IB I now In the lat ter bal of hut second term His reelection a sharply contested but the result was quietly accepted by the defeated party Now how ever aimed opposition t his rule hal broken out and Honduras Is threatened with an ex perlenoo of bloodshed and tumult like that whkh hiT neighbors Guatemala and Salvador have just passed through BOOSAH has fled from the capital escaping through the lines of the Insurgent Ttgunlgalpa the capital Is I the place which had been telected for proclaiming tbe Central American Republic on th 15th of September last before the war between Guatemala and Salvador put an end to that plan It Is 1 known tbat President BOOBAN favored the project of confederation but this fact can have bad nothing to do with the present troubles since th people of Honduras as a whole like those of Guatemala supported It Time present movement appears to resemble rather the revolutionary disturbances Gen DOOBANS first term which ended In the execu tion of their leader flea Dctxuoo But while those attempt had their origin largely outside of Honduras In filibustering operations the present movement of which OeD LOMQIXOS SANCHEZ I 1 the head baa begun within the capital itself b the aid of a part of the rgu lar toP and has achieved a decided success to far Th Interest of the United States In tbr e troubles rests not only on a friendly desire that peace may prevail IB all the republics of time continent but on tho fact that many Amer icans are concerned both In the trade of Hon duras and In the development of Its uilnlncnnd other tesources The apprehension that tb disturbance In Uoadura may Involve her neighbor II due mainly to the belief that President BABUJJJS of Guatemala to whom IVxiju has always proved a talUful ally wlU not ore him to be overthrown for tab of In U I W trfer ncby Gutmalamtroors while such iflhItfpe miakt arouse the Jealous of Sal vador lest It should b follOwed br the practl oat onselldatloa of tab two northern State Bat however this may be n DnA has es tablished his camp entsld of the Capita with a view to collecting all possible forces and making time an lasurrection attempt to recover thC oily and putdown A JUUhopo Big Wise Cellar LIVONIA Nov 11 Bishop UcQnald Bishop of tho Rochester illooese of the Catholic Church nas gone extensively into the mann faclut of wine at Conesus Lao He has erected a wine cellar with wals seventytwo feet high enclosing nix floors anu the vaults bllh flIS and with a capacity of 0000 gallons Thla season the Bishop will pre 10000 gallons He Intends to make and keep his wine entirely purl Tho product of his cellar U to bo used for church purposes only n JsfeKlsricy for til rete s nrB s rrm tin Baltimore Amntcan WitinGiot NOT 1 telegram was received here today quoting Hen Bateheller the new Minister to r rtuialM saytg that Major MoKlnley would be sp palsied Minister te Kuala In place ot Mr Charles Fmury Smith wbo 1 was t4 was about to resit n PneUeit MarrUo New Teca ITon Uu OmctrH Jfcnffor Secretary of War KeftAeia r roc tor of Vermont bootht In ilonlpellsr last week a pair ot beautiful iJo gas horses for the rresloent They were owned In I ruin Held M anQ shown a the recent Stale fair at White RIve Junction where they attracted ranch attention by their style and aUoa and on account tt their ctoee matching The ttetmlor fpa New York To Tut EDITOR or Tue emsSir Per I tbe cacdl I tor the Slatoroklpla issue a sewn Darn lisdyssr a Honor his heneiir I E XeDonu IH First Arnvic e Wnlvo Wire any gum fired In honor of the Democracy r Vef Lots ot em isis Hepuollcan funs mostly MrKlnley Quay ran DO Uiackstt All Creel A CnrlOB tilorr That ts a strange story they tell about Tbe Anjelus when It was broucbt eviL What wa thai t Tae crew wore trlckUaa cUb beMoa they coil bear lbs bell all the way ever antl key 4111 knew wanker It wai a mlaclaced baa or ghostS 1 s t c RPR4Ek a oy ran I 1 e Thlh the Dramer a4 tkS We wio a hSppI5 Wr aa tsIaea POItTLAXO Me Nov 12U Is a fact that Speaker Rid looked rather downwst for a day or two after the late election Even Tt he has not got back the whole of his genial smile but he his recovered unit a portion of qnll rton I and now appears like a man t whom life I I 0 the whole worth living He bat had since the gi tat event very little to sy to news paper nun but he has been free enough his talk with his friend and naturally lorI of his remarks have become almost common property ber He admits lhattb result of the election was ejmntlallya simrprlo to hIm In his stumping tour ho found absolutely no surface Indications of such an upheaval a occurred on the 4th met Not only he says were his meetlnan the largest and mOAt cn thusUntlo that he ever addressed but there o was among time Republican manager In tlo lePlblcan manal r many of the districts visited by him n feeling of ponlldenon which In tho light of what really happened i emj almost natbetlo In Mlchl gun stocal bo was told ot almost certain rt11 gales In the tonpr5slonai delolliion and ho hnd allowed himself to have oonslderable faith in the predictions falh Mr lieod certainly makes no attempt aummung his acmuauntancos here to palm off the llpuhllcnn disaster as only an ordinary oil year whIpping wnlfllnl Tbl tyPyWo nlnays go In for big tulane he II rilorld to have said at his nub the other night and this year they have bad got a big thitmgtite biggest licking they ever fimir Ouirso the Speaker ha been stqkeul man many times how It i happened and tills In subMnntf ally what he has replied at least on some oc OU UlUfiH MIOU know that when we have a really hill tidal 1 wave on thlll earth frM I lint ono thing alono that hrlncsit about The BUI and moon hupDsn to be lu Just such a po lth n lu regard to the earth and other conditions ome in to help In tit same way this political tidal nave Voe caused by a peculiar conjunction of circumstance for one thing the uemocrats began their campaigns tiu close districts on Itn average AI 1au H month earllir than we Mid Republican Congressman Lad to stay la WuHhington until inc last niomint and In such n campalcn as this a months start meant great advantage to the other fellows Thou I thr courxo of manymunurnctnrom wits to the great dlsHavantaga of the Bepubllcan partr After thp Turlft hill was once passed and they had l obtained iust what they noeJpd and wrnted at tao hands of the majority lu tongres what did main of tiem do but turn mound ajd for the sake cf n little toui votary advuntage help to not the people Into a imiilo about the McKlnlev bill Atraln In hun dreds of cases the drmumora were Intention ally u iinluteiitloiialiy ml Honane to preach Uorooaratle doctrine They went nil over the country with ther otorles of advrnces In price I that were to bo made next week or next month on account of the McKli Ijlll But I am In lined think that the moit important factor In I the result of this election was the women of tbecountir It in the women who do tint shop pine who keep the run of price who have time keenest scent for Increased cost They heard In 1 every store the clerks behind lhh e counters explain how this article or that could not ha sold hereAfter nt tho former price re raises of the Mrklnley bill they went home aud told their husbaods and fathers And thlr fttorlag had a tremenuous eftucr ut the ballot bolt zixzsr Nittra or nrf rum Hurbor rtnliUsrIfw j5o4P1tewa be Citwltv TntlUa Th tteuad All alp i Owing to very high tide on account of the easterly storms and also becatwo the skies have poured down rain fishing Hear Now York has been almost entirely Kuspendrr fir tno past week Striped bass are mow plentiful than euer honcvi especially near Hell Gate If the skies are clear thin week ftrloed bats ought to bile freely Houorts Indicate that they are nibbling atound tho pierS on both sides of till city Angler nro having consider ablo difficulty In getting bait Both caad worms and Mood worms nro In great dnnuind but as It raijulroi a low tl lo for worm hunters to have profitable work the I past week has been I a bull market for norms It may not be generally known to striped II bas anglors hit thoro li I rt Inw prohlldlln oatohlngor having In p0660 lon striped base less than halt a pound In weight or olelit Inches lone MOil Hell Ontcllshormtn It Is said constantly violate thli law Moat of tho hell Oalo llshcrtnen um rods all mesh of the heavls and MouM kind and midlng nets are poMoni or never unod tho boss being yanked Into the bout by main str imth If the nAh didnt have mouths ax tough as solo leather there would bn very lew raptured lhe bas nro from ono to fits pounds In weIght urn In coo 1 ondltlon nnd tho score In each bontlafiom threotn lou bns Hon lass are en Illontllul Ono fishing smack brought IIt t vet k to tho wholoMlo fish mnrot AOi l pounds of livo Juan In the well huh Jhoro IH an occasional woukilnb but neokflnh lire to bo found only in the markets as they letune the balled hook Ulnollsh are niorti plentiful but like wciikllnh lire taken only In nets They me lo cents a pound Jii the recent fly fishermens tonrnnmont In InJIonapoIlM two I kinds uf ro in weri used that nro now In the gentlo art One rod was of sassafras wood Its chief merit is Its light alas but UN durability under the Steele of a blK trout has not boon ostiibllohod lwO fish ermen used fly rods of oedar not tha Florida cedar of which rods arn otton inside but a Northern cedar with a rod and fragrant heart 1U mnlu recomiiiendatlon Is that It will not warn or set But wUllo It in elastic Wi will bnd only to a certain point when It will fly Ifln n iloeu pieces undor the strain The content for promlunis fur large fish cnught smoa lest sprlnc ollen d by thu Ameri can Auiiler has been declared closed and notice will bo given hereafter of the names of the successful ronteatuuts Tho 01 on noaHun for salmon fishing over and thero have bcon homecatches of remark ably large specimens The Inrgost salmon reported Is I the subject of an illustrated story by Chnrlo Batter Brndford in the Novam ber Vutniff Mr Bradford records the cap ture on the Grand CuKcitpedla ltlor bv Dr W H Drumuiond of Montreal of a true river kina nrnu outer wolKhinu BOW hounds said to be listS largest snlmon hocked in Any of the Canadian rivera and the neat largest fish of tim species ever brought to boat by rod and reel In Amerka The largest almcm recorded was caught by J W Dunn who landed I on a Canadian river a Siround flab K tiwoot and fn of Dunkirk pont to Flfh Commissioner Blaokforil last week a whitefish taken In a net In Lake Frle which they declnro l to bo tho largest ever cnusht In that lake and probably tho largest over taken In tAo blgclialn ot lakos It weighed over 20 pounds and has been placed iti exhibition on 10 l o The big rat turtles that lie on lholrbaekand rest all day In Fulton Market bavo had a new luxury accorded to them by the kindness of Commltslolifr Blackford Kvary turtles had rests on a pillow tntde of a salt bag filled With sawdust Tbe Commissioner had the pillow made nt the Miiteetlnn of iin agent of the So cisty for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals who walked through the market and saw a turtle into Whosn eve sums one haul klckod some dirt The Society tried to convince Mr Blaokford somo time ago that the turtles ought to no allnwod to rest on their stomachs In the natural way and imvc the cords cut that bound their Hippom but Mr Blackford snowed before a Pollee Justice thnt it was more cruel to let the turtles Hop around and hurt them selves than to put then on their backs and tin their fllpimrs They lived longer whon tied I A scarcity of samon this year In the streams I In Maine wneneo almon leal has been uni I formly obtained for restockinc streams in other States has all pn rise to an apprehen sion In the mind1 of the Fish and Game Com mlsMocors In this State that there will not bo an adequate amount of fry to contribute the waters of the lludn Bineo Trod Mather of the Cold Sprlnc hatehory llrt put siimon into the Hudson about fifteen years ago thorn baa been almost every year an abundant supply of fry from llaln waters whenever needed Col Mnodonald of tho United rttates 18n Commis sion in his tl ont vitli to town made arrange ments with FIb Commissioner Blacklord by which the apnllanota of Ibo Nrttlonnl Fish Commission will Ie used In obtaining a supply I I of yountr salmon Jbo fish car employed by Iho United States riBh Commission In the far I West In distributing fish indiginouH to the Western States will be sent to Maine with black bass and crapplo for stocking streams and from Craigs brook in Malno ubout 25000 rearing salmon from 2 i to 3 Inches in length will be brought to the headwaters cf tho Hudson Fish commissioner Burden at Troy If to boo to the planting 01 the yearlings this rear In tio Blreftm1 tributary to the Hud son below Fort iward The State Fish Commissioners contf late the planting 01 Inreemouth hast In Qwasco Lake There are no Oswego bass In the lake and It Is I bellaved that the condi tions ale favorable lor their existence apd rapid Increase Inspector Carr will net the boss In Caruga Lake and Bee to their trans Portatlon In a week or two Oyster farming has not been profitable In Long Island Sound for three years or more and applications have constantly been made to the Fish Commissioners to investigate the cause of the decrease the supply It seemed to be a prevalent notion with oystermeu on both tho north and south shores of the Sound also that the flavor ot tiis gannd oysters was not what it used to he and It came to be ac cepted as though It wits a met that the dump ing of refuse aid sfwiice from New York olty ana the towns on the Bonnd had polluted the waters BO that it nan Injurious to animal life All hummer the United States Fish Commute Blons steamer Fish flawk with several fish sharps on board Mn Richard itathbun at the head have boon making investigations in the Hound and last week Mr Rathhun reported to FIsh Commissioner Blackford President of the State Commission Whllo the entire ro milts of the Invfltlcntlons are not ready to bo made public Jlr Itnthbun says enough is Known to warrant the statement that there has been no appreciable pollution of the waters of the Hound Continuing Mr Hathbun sars The direction und character of the work on the rich Hawk has been splen did Wo can show all the movement of the water In the ound Chemical analysis of the water shows no appreciable pollution any where On the contrary there IH a free circa lation that Insures safety and health of aU ani mal Ufo Mr Itatbbnn Is an expert biologist and his judgment In tho result of the investi gation Is valuable Col Macdonnld of the united States Fish Commission believes that excessive oyster llshlnK In former years may haveROmethlngto do with the short supply but it IK I e Ideut ho adds that the certain cause for the short supply of Sound oitois Is yet to he ascertained The Flab flasks learned men also Investigated the ravages ot the starfish that settle In myriads on the oyster boils Tho explorers are not ready to report on starfish yet but It IN said that they will agree on roo portinga pine by which they expect tho num hers of starfish Kill be greatly lOfeened No way of exterminating them has yet beau oven devised ny nny fish sharp The latest iinsoclatlon formed in tbe Interest of the lrolllIIIn of fish Is the Lake Auburn Fish I 1rotictlou ASROclnllnu ol Maine A hatohlng station IK to bo built on the shoTs of Lake Auburn with a cnpnclty fur hatching nODono fish Over 70000 landlocked salmon have been put Into the lako since H7ti anti Ills already n famous Uhlng ground Henry Han ton Is JrpldelllI ieoriiu Onk s Hccrmury and 111 1 LlttletloUl Chairman or the Executive Comiulttop of tIme ABE oolatlun Ktnnloy tho explorer bltpd Iho editor of the London Jtthttifj latiHr locontly and thy editor intervlowed him comeinlnir the lessons i why btitn icy didnt hntnhU men CD fishing In the African 11 ore whf nthiy trnolloil f and have plenty to emit Itmtend of tnnliiir t Stanley pile Iin siibctuncii that hn was too eager to lreSR on to the ginuus and banana planta tions Jlorroirr If tho men had been pormlt tUtl to sto and fish tlny woiiKI never havo rvawhod Ihelr destlnatlnn nnd Instead of Ion IDs some 01 h1 men hu would huvu lost all HUnlev adds that Ie saw one of the natives euteh a llsh as lone AS his umbiella hot had another llsh inside ol him and that Slab bad a big fish insIde of him also Jouonh Jefferson tho actor tells this angling story In the Venluru fI II1lne cnnornine George Ifoilsnd an oldhchool ntor and a practical joker I reIlOllIbar Ibat 011 one oc casion when some coldflsh had been placed In the orniimontal fountain In Union square 1I01l1lnri dloscI tminmelf mfull alerting suit ttiiU with n llHh basket tranpd upon his Ehoulderil bro 111 rlmined hat upon his 11011I and a tod In hh Uitmi ho uniohled a camp eloul anti 111111111111111 hliiFolf In frnm of the fountain In win lolMi with inteL apntldnt ami eus iiiPHt If OH In tile tare that mu one onihi lotus suimpostI that it iviia lutitnrlM us a Iran tlcnlJukr UiiDtiranne iioctsoleiiooi attract oUcur ci owl ui out ih t sportsman who it ii it vnctunt n nut lull itic iottie a s t 1 itemti uttiteti y awaiting nlnMo A polj tuan soon ftnod his witv thifiiiKli I Ito t ernwil nml nrrosti l Ii ol mind who expiupemi with u howlMerjd look that Ii I wa lirhiuu In hR own private around Tii pn Ih Itnon nnturul t o i liiiln I thru tin liiruer tvoft minnie IjHriiil1 Jnu tp n d mcursiimg Mm kimllvon i m i HitnlipuU I I r im mu m ln BO I rmi to his friidH Jliilefl liiiiBt lit n flowl uf In its aol l wlllu tlivtloiiiKiljmiii ruiltiiih rmmttri tutu o t ii Ittv tojirlxel m I lolattnii I I the IlUliiii nt i thu cdlar i ibii i nclitnm aims iat who xralKtil b ouuy mind nynnmthotlcitll aam imliconsiii3y Iracplng the Jicie an ro1 after him Time crowd seeing time joke roared with lhter M Holland quickly made his way to ta nayest cmnlitms which his catch thrrit I v the Dturlftted Policeman could i o i Two BlK Pcenloni from the Wanlnttm War Ono nf the biggest pension allowances made lo disabled private ROldiDis of the war of the rebellion has recently been Bccured by John Jon pf the town of lllchflnld y Jones bo loncetito n Now York regiment ot volunteers lie ptalnuil a pension on toe ground that at the battle of Chancnllorhvlllo the explosion ot mus K ti or fiinnoi caused Inflammation of bio eyes which hems since terminated In total blindness lie r is allowed 72 ll month during life with t5fl27 back par A ponMon nllowanoe only a trifle lees In amount ha lein itvwnled to another blind veteran of the ranUHtnry Wrlchter of the town of Windsor N Y Ho served in n Penn flylxnnla regiment and while nn a lone rtianh eulToreil B nun ft rot f which causml total blind niss lie has boon awarded 15760 arro rs and til a month The veteran has a paxlon for brsH and his first move after getting the ehock for hlR back pay was to Par 11500 for a farm and then to stock it with twentytwo horses and fourteen eels of harness at a cost of nearly 08 much more Tim Coon Mlitook Rim r r a Tree The the awfaofl Jounsst tHAff m Bacon of West Paris had a genuine thrilling experience one night not long since Le Wan aroused by bearing his dog bark and yrW ascertaIn time 1aV taking with him his 140 doublebarrelled Mp shotgun Upon arriv Inc where the nolrn came from he found that the dog had cornered a coon He sent the contents of both barrels nt the coon hitting but not kllllDK him The noon then hnd a pitched battle with the doc and Mr Bacon occasion ally sot in a lick at the coon but Mr Beech being a very t 11 man the coon undoubtedly took him for a tree for he commenced to climb him and not until after a hnrd fight on the part of Mr Bacon in which he hod the mis fortune to break his pun did he succeed In disposing of the animal Dretsik am Health a wt CUr rrm tne 30155 etoW MaLnrc Nov 11Mr Harry Baryett time Democratic reprsentatlvo heot tromu this city imo evening tendered a reception vo nu many filetads in Opera Halt About 600 voters 18 tended a fair share of whom were Republi cans One of the features ol the programme was two kesa of sweet elder as a reminder of the campaigns of years ago KoT Itr FarTCTllB RdlbUsL Vom the Florida TInieO Union Way Lee who it l a distant relation of the Emperor of China and one or the most entlemanlr of MongolUn Las opened up a very handsome restaurant next la the limit I nion building Foreign Stoiss unSeat Interest tlrirle Van Zendl will receIve f 1000 a night for a tour through all the treat cities of Itussla A society hut revealed itself In Kngland called the ProporUonale Giving Union The member xiv a fixed part of their Income to charitable works During the last acadomlcal year at Cambridge 1O24 stnilinls matrIculated and lM8 degrees were con ferred both being the largest numbers on record TIle submarine war boat has led to the flylnf of bal loons from wr ships A balloon hovering over a ship can detect every movement of a submarine boat coming to the attack The fUnndlsttare making such progress their pro paganda tbriuirhonl Roula that the Archbishop ot Odeua has called a council to erlM means for oouu leractlng them The city gas works of Berlin brought VI760000 clear prolltlnto the treakiiry during the last financial year despite the unusually heavy expenditures for new gas houses am conductors The Prince or Walere Intimacy with Aaron Illnch Is regarded ut several Kuropean courts aa a serious scan dal There Is talk of a Joint letter ot protest from sev eral of his forelin relatives ndUels almanac ror item just out reportsi As Jupiter Is now culmInatIng by itlrsctlonX the elevation ot the 1rliice ot Wales either to the regency or tbe tbrnnft le now clot a hand MoliLe received on his Ilrllidav coot congratulatory ttltirjms lmey oamefroui everycontlnent and every blicclly In the word An extra force of men ras put on duty at the Berlin postal lecraph oiTtce to receive and deliver them upon Iho rumor that the Vienna brewers had form ed aa alliance to raise the price ot beer h member of the Town Council moved ilut the miinlrlpallty nhonld reel a communal brewery In order lo protect the lennsse from unecnivuloos spec illation A London gentleman recounts a somewhst surprising experience endeavoring to engage a roacbinsn Three applicants were found suitable but refused the place tecause the family did net use livery Two units of clothes a year were to be furnlshedi but It was livery ornnthlni The Illcbarit Wagner Monument Committee In Ulp plo has accepted tbe design submitted by trot Schafer ot Berlin and has received permission from the city authorlUes to erect the status oa the Old Theatre riaoe a few steps fiorn Wagners old ham ca the Bruhl The figure will cost 18000 Last summers exonrtlonlits to loelahd say the gsy care whleh have been aaocg the greatest attractions of the bland are gradually loelng their force Kruptlens at the Great Geyser do not occur now otlener than about once In ten dais The region around the geysers Is particularly uninviting and only a very enthusiastic sightseer U willing to spend more than a couple of days Bt this desolate spet SlIer u II U quits uncertain when in geyser will display lu might very few oc those who whit the region see It In activity Cern parutIe Ton think Im tart Ur Ueipegk began Mra n Ton put It mildly Mr Ilenpeck returned her lord Ton are mere tbaa tart you are Tartar An Outrage lie stm eulrne said the tenias taker Wbat Is I allied his friend My boy was kept In at school yesterday beclise he aald that 2 i4 i equalled four Too Clriit for a Hmeilt re et We cannot ue your terssi sir ire they had er what I you UT to rhyme reaoloie with Caps of Oeo4 Hop Kemeo la kUwrt4 eulTsaaysM us de that access tail p ij WMAf WI ak ia AKOV The general Impression about Henry K Stanley is 1 that he Is large lu BUture As a matter of fact Mr Stanley Is n short thicknt man and nearestnplotnM tbat has rtMntly been printed of him shows his face cuctlr Time most dlstlnculshlne point In his apntr ance Is his hair which in plentiful and verr nearly white There Is a oi rpft neM about tee distlnKUlshrd traveller which is I null nst mint after his many years with thn aage tribes of Africa Ho lines to IOUng nail tu stick his hands in his pockets The other dtv when betook a walk In iurtli avenue with his charming wile Mr Stanley sauntered Mcmg wry much as If his foot store unaccustomed to pRvitnonts He wore no glove and one of hli hands wits nmtrtiv t i concealed In a trousers pocket Hut when Mr btanloy Is talking lout Africa with a grout of Interested Hoteliers his earnestnesS and intense feeling become vy apparent During recent conversation which tinted an Mrbtanlrvbocamo sonbiorixwl in his subject that his clear wont out lIve times rzSeorctary Bayard has promised to is upend to tho toast The State of Delaware nt thn coming first annual dlnnorof the newly formed BelnwBro Bolety of Nejr York Time Governor of Dulownio the Chief Justice and tho two Senators nave boon invited to attend theillnnor It is I nxpocted that between se entillv nnd 100 Demons will take part la the aualr Time membership of tiu society ht reached about sixty and Is otpcctod to uxcced IOU I Den Touberr time doughty hero and exPres ident of time Transvaal Republic baw a great deal of llfo and society during his fortnight stay In this city from which he sailed away yesterday He was bniifiuoted l many time ho perambulated the streets ho sawsomool our sports he enjoyed the spoetitcle of the elections he wan driven about in coaches ho took a look at nomoot our tbnntros be was heroin time tn see the bor show he had na Interview with Stanley ho got a ride In an donated earl bo received poclal courtesies every kind and ho was deeply Interested la the American people while ho watched their ways and wondoreu nt their Impetuosity Oca Jouburt the Dutch Afrloau spent his day pleasantly and profltably while lie was In New York The noble riding masters of this town enter tain no high regard for the equestrian skill of Now Yorkers and even criticise the neat of cav alrymen and cowboys They never fall how ever to praise the Pluck skill and urace of American women on bonwbaok and declare that the average New York woman learns to ride in half the time required by most city bred Amurloan men Throat npeclallsts in New York say that resi dents of big cities and especially of the me tropolis are developing n marked palatal peculiarity that was utterly unknown a gen eration ago Attention was first culled to the fact by dentists who discovered that they mast docldedly alter the shape of plntes for false teeth in order to make room for the increased arch of the palato As yet time reason of this peculiar development has not boon discovered though some persons conjecture that the t prevalence of disease in the nMial passages may have something to do with the change A gentleman up town has a very valuable Angola cut and so fine a tcecimcn of her kind that she is famous in a large circle of fashion able folk She Is not rugged In health yet she cannot he persuaded to take physio Jthas been put in her milk It baa been mixed with her meat It his even been rudely and violently rubbed In her month but never has she beta deluded or forced into swallowing any of It Last week a croon Irish girl appeared amon the household servants She heard about the failure to treat the cat Bhuro ad she give me the medlclno and some lard and Ill warrant shall be utlnu nil I give her She mixed the powder and the crease and smeared It on the cats sides Puss at once licked both sides clean and swallowed all the physic Faith said the servant girl everybody la Ireland does know bow to give medicine to a catTho The new servant girl tried two kinds of fur niture polish on the rosewood dining table She declared that American furniture polish was no good at all at all She trot half a pound of white bees wax two cakes ot casttle soap and a pint of turpentine Bho boiled the soip und wax together that Is she melted them until they ran together Then eh poured fn the turpentine All the hard wood n the house shines like mirror glass now Tis the way they make the barsahiaola 1 Dublin said she TOE SUNS raid on the btwenthMta hog in tie Inoatres has had a lasting effect Only her and there in the average theatre audience does any man co out for a drink unless he nu n aisle seat and when a countryman or olty boor crushes his way over the dresses and feet of his neighbors his progress Is marked by such chilling frowns and muttered crumbling that ho eel torn stirs again till the play is over once he gets back to his seat The men about town recognize the change in local sentiment so thoroughly that they wait days for an aisle seat or will pay extra prices for them and those who cannot help Bitting back from the Milieu sit slued to their chairs and roll their eyes jealously at the end men who can toddle up and down the aisles without being anath matured or set down as cads It is interesting to see the deference that I often paid to the egotism of stage folk by their companions Borne actors and actresses be have like ordinary persons at all times and some never do At the UUou Theatre last night an actress of semlnnlvarsal fame sat la a Lox well forward wblio her companions kept bejiind her out of sight Tbo quickwitted apery recognized her and she saw that they did It was a noisy gallery that made loud remarks during tho watts wbatevrr was said she laughed at and once she daintily clapped her gloved hands an alleged witticism This nerved the gallery to bn funnier than over and presently all the balcony and orchestra row began inquiring who she was Her name passed from Up to Up and she divided Interest wlthtue players on the stage Then It Is to be presumed she was happy No newspaper is chopped up like TBB Sex As soon as each days copy is out nctssor all over time country are set at work rending It la a thousand pleoea Its item go to make up two score or perhaps three score trade papers Even a joke If it is about a hotel goes into tna hotel papers If It is about cigar or tobacco is clipped for the tobacco journals if It concern a clergyman It goes Into twenty religions jour nal The class papers are manyof themTery rich and they all hate their own original mat ter and special writers but TUB BUN IB a feast for nil of them and what they olio from IS usually shines In their column as it did at first In these pages Whose picture is this on the tenMot stamp a reporter inquired of a stamp seller In the Post Office The man took down a hmst of tenrent stamps and roastdeS them critically Veil said hs dots der first time I boar about dot I I I1U1D over MV WBSVUV MWeu A ive ill Ui fought every picture cot der idler name un derneath It already Of course there never were any names on postage stamp portraits but this story shows that a amen mar handle goods year In and year out and not know any thing about them after all Thousands ot women were ont on the street yesterday with nothing between the cold air and their arms except the thickness of a very thin dress They were stout ladle ot course who feared to wear flannels or other under wear lest such covering would make them look stouter than they really wore From the Waist down nil women Sri reasonably warmly dressed In Now York but around the neck and arms unless they wear the llttlo capes of the moment thoy carry so little clothing that U makes u mans teeth chatter to think of it The newest private boxes are in the newest theatre the Garden Theatre ot court Whoever looks at them will observe that the rear wall of each box slants away from lImo stage o that whoever nits IB ono will find it harder to face limo player than the audience It bolim a perfectly understood fact I that prrsons In private boxes tire more anxious to bo seen thsn to see these new boxes are built no that there Is only room for penon to sit well forward The well Is BO elosu to the front that there Is no iilace to retire to out of sight of the people The designer of those boxes understood human nature Stanleys first visit to the Fellowcraft Club since his election us H member was a feature of the moat inaninraUn dinner tho club Las evni zion ThurpWBio iresent i ChnunepyJJ Dupew Sonator lltiwky Gin iroelv Wayne MoVaiiuhTJlcott William 5l l jor load Mural llnlstend Il it Ilu Vol V V SJ Flleod Gcoun iiWrsht I Mr MounienorJepbsonV mil a mmorO of fiimoiiH filmrn hofihloH Kvory man ciii wtiilnri Iuinn Into his head tn say mimicS i though itlsu club I inMiil madaunof juuin l istb Pot n 1 svnrml of wUat Man Bald was reported jrrv one who Is lntir toii In fall dress muft linvo notced thit not in many yours weri fieio K initr prot y dmsssje as aro seen t an In n lini nnl nt tlif IHIMI how loot ulclit or IHii hu t ec i II t Duly no t wo is Cr5 niiUi 4 ii U Nilitirii I nit i l lImit itmnmt motions i Ihn I unnrii t nri niilxni I I tf I tn anil so sit i Inii I t se iiitfju I u oc Kiiivi d riMii4 uia ibsir lol ir I ne i the l nf niiio hut wnyulfl cent mm bu us U mire tlnull I I I a An odd sign tip town Is thai upon a church on Murrwy Hill annouuclng that the edifice li to let Jhislun dodge not say whether tot church vlfbe lot as It btnndi or upon alters Uou or 9 whom application should be mad I

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J ito Wit ii 1tdj J t 11 lHUHsDAY NOV1ll 7 NOTES np STAGE NOVELTY rat ACIVAL Ltom or run mcao snuir AT xitiLWa 8IUL IA AdMirabis JIRrPU Th C f Cp a II oQA 0 u auui1l PI r zr 4 X eI wllh Blal r Tt ilooi are the 101 of Nero at Nlbloa eardtn really The bin boarlioond ihould l counted 6 one of them too Tho ae Itutt Is a behind the hnman performers ta celling to work for thsi arrived from lurope lat 6 nl e clel aad it was not until ttl week tt tiby did all that they had ten ipectfd to do Ther ae a martel aa ex hlblted In i cotintetlon with Trof Darllnei con o At them Tho man Is I of course what i Ilku the lon 4 wondrrfuL ior various Uilltlonil re noni tLe r fbotilil crunch and munch him and t erhaps ther will torn nlaht although he would t Irrecoverably surprise I ttewat to Judge br hL1 appearance of cam unconcern Dnrllra Is ilovold ot all circus upeet Fcnlbtr that is I what astound and overawes the lions He walks into the ce a though launUrtna among casual com paaloos The old Idea ws that a lon tamer who did net da h In demon itratlrtly with a Irlnu ot clstola and with fierceness of Attitude would be Instantly attacked and devoured This man wean a laull of dark blue clothe and h behave Ilk a cl olttirramor I T stuleJ animal Bat tie four U n ate all alive with full t t ot ttrth In cond order and vocal organs roatlnely lotBuL The spectator are bar lr l recovering from their astonishment at the quietude of the anilT and his reception wbn be coolly turns hIs back on three of the lions while pay bt mnly l unconcerned attention to the fmth What Iwomea I ot the belief tai a ltd raze ta f positnoly essential to a lion jmir Darllns proves that It I a theory and lot 0 condition of his profeaaion II takes no raIns a all to ken hit eye on his creatures t Can It le that the oMfachioaed operator was k tarri s lo the spectator instead of the lion 1Ih his star Jtih Iconociaat riolatea all in known rules ot I a cane and Beta out a terc The dodlity nd obedience let h on DLISHA carl rclvable Think of four innof bait monarchs ot the forest stand injr 1 rentals nUll holding banners for a doe to leap mer1 3 o draw a chariot la seemly twice and thiv do it spiritedly but to pluy lalais to 1 dote Is I deirradatlon It half em I though they unilcraund and dUllkaJt a tfcrr crouch cllealy with the ends or tea cloths Ibl rumbling months w ThaClemencedii Cssewhjeb was a un terenorlDnsiy place 1 out of alan by the D tnn iuthoritlei vu mildly revived at the ItacdxM on Mnndtr erenlne and was orao whmailly reeardel r r an aasemblaKe wbleh aearlr fllied tb body 01 the baUd bu lett the tuxij bare Womei wre cocaplcaous by thlr tlkvoce ard the man present were not fashion Ida suprortars or tri tige The only eyenng Hits r tboso worn b the onr enDI I tratIy Improve in that the exbll ttloa of t nude model which a firs lasted Qfteon IMcnds Is now re luced to tn and Ml a Icliaitono U not permitted to step dowu from tt plaUonn until rba bas been encased In her til t robe I the management would now itilLre irof r prera aoparatu and merely irawt Miss Jr nn ton upon the star trio plir woul 1 b still better oft The DTlorinaac whole L j j i5t I rd enough not to bo poor liul In tw or thrve Instance tt attain lr wtlof real eel t Miss Johnstono has InsroToil in actlrn Knd rcadlnic altbouab It Is swrious oniotiot wh thor ber elevation In art till compensate ror the general depression ar kr mo ejir With a rent regard for the s llctry nt the moral illeestlon of visitor the Bmncemen flifa tn the ml no to tbe begin Itt or the ton cecomlti allutt d to the iDde nncr to hut eMcal dyapeptlca may not bo tied ro ovcioal Ibplr stomachs Wbile The Clemenoeau C tse wus being unfolded new In an orberwiw pure atmosphere an ihpr eiife of lbs si me comolaiDt was exhibit Mc Its nyniptong In a pla heavy with tobacco imokK and trembllns with the rattle ol nn dored palms for at Koster Jt lllal earden rrel l Solomon truettr on this notorious fcama wax pr unte1 to a Terr fall Lonf and lata roelTd aa it deserved TT with laws This Clememieou CoI 1 fa more amusing tfiaa thy original u performed at tbe Standard lerorlle ard and brisker in its ton aa the audience I not kept walttnc lor JITTA to make bU Irawlnc That cenueinan simply tbar camera at Via IQ stdO sceae Is nlttncd brauTonD nt piaster antiques two ot no Ttau and Diana btlnr life size an4 wearing co tnm een raoro reantr than the nrfcfnnt uat Ceshcoloie jcrser and tlxbta Between these work of a the burleMine ha is j ojed alrre clad In pink tiithts and a velvet jacket Jtor I there any nseleM sblttioe ot ooenerr Lectbly printed clacard Inform thA spectator when the acton Is takma place Jibs Jerc vaoie hair is arranged after thM fashion ot the ether Ha creates a great deal 01 fun by her imitations ot Hiss Johnston Gecrco Topack v the bttstUi is also amusing In tbe rough iJ toncn way favored then Mr tiolomcn Iiu roiitrnctMl a really lauahable travesty ISIs hlh rcsorr Koet down as lucceaafullr as the beer at Where la t It color to end writes a Sux end trader who follows theatricals cloieljr and vhoaald he ought t know a thing or two abut the cneaory of plays I mean tbe ex tnaiely polite but decidedly serious contro versy LOW loll on between Mannfleid arid cud Ftuh as to the real authorship of Beau EroinmalL I wan declared lonjr la whines O the production that ttten waj a novice at pl ar writing but that Bean Bmmmall was alibi wa work Tien when tbo Irma bad Bade Us cood impression there were nlsna Uat Mitrisilelit would ilalra full credit for his ocsllf M to iinMtin added lines a led v Tni t t r iHocs tho tat tha Wil liam lntr rn aimitJi la I critic nnd writer o lonc ivi suuepidd the mace oraatioa of ti a hati ncal inn ir and outlined the ptays KtioTjrslotho I girt it would suit Man fleld II I rerMaUo mma la I it not But I pro 4o s a star 1 ut f t ounded on Incontroverll r C iff N ittr Vmter nor 1au led nor 0init FUt h na nrt i to eirb a Irumrifll to the Iaxe I errr voi hicE to the ampM stage 5 f inn Lund 1 n Lyicjim It U prlne time Jfc yf r I 11 I irh isnt born Mau f mtd haMit barred hU letter Winter Is 1 In hia T u h r tn l a new play on toe Lyraum tae That sterlIng actor the late mltmul l Auderi Emery moves taroochlt np s rt the hero Mt and sal lery alike n Imd I no and the manauer tells him b is ii rta wn new triumph This In I 9 Mlrlyon UJr n rememter and yet the tty U I Ie uCrkinsiell It U a potboiler written In aiarl I lilacchard Jerrold fertile tIlur 131 I trililnnl fellow who elms in a tAIl ml t t a i i ii mfUi l drtth with maud 111 tiara let us r t iorat film In the current trrs J1 ml I WI cleer and be win 1 rloaL i is i ilr nun lias all the sombr nes ot I J a iV tJ lr iinmelL tbouh it lack Wf wt of Fire i r It lon tltds In Jer rud 11 PiA T thr ar IU9 ll i t the ayeoDhantio 1It4s 11 aornoa re lltol n1 tlier ll edlIth ccc h it toot lodgings Itlb the fltwlib I p a th ul9 iuaatl Jbs It the Eou rrjramel it u ems tome weooKht to Itc or en that 2lan5iield and Filca ale flrdUr fJllUtmil i each other claim tocre Etig tIc Jjrprtslns newi omes from Omaha John It flu1 i who nin l 01 TOe City Directory ai rmn pif jny fr rce has eon nstmr lo bli Mint vcuiur 3io McOlnty of the Comdiu Iru aI lie raaLt Ml I a now company 11th Far rem ton lit It neod item plarers a ritM I lum 1 tl rndou promlnlcc hdMie 0ecrrtti VNt1 t brother prettY Josle riadl r let Fred Itnnnt and William Carroll to lip on ttr o1lteIo but Omaha report of Ii srct i rtori in e Is thai eTtfrrthln went ht audttuce 1141 In solemn tile all the atot I came ghastly AS thi tril truth rew upon them itt pIpe wa Pjl II Li l t reM a t n i nil y Street Chfcaso iUhftl ci J aiIr rr mlslak ibow In The iiaie tba Woo1 i ctacnlar pleve whlua Hr F rtdl ard J c Duff hay jointly Sroducqi Jh t performance 1I1et I I dwlj n the mm nine but It was raid coiixh to hold most of the audl UEIII tnir hairs to the very end and tbats a CDI oken of success The portly ieb fetaysr n th matair rort ro are tbe from the smaller town the reports of alT Vla7 UiTtavx as the hazardous iwason a dTItei An Irish comedy called Dear liue bhamr k by Marie Madlion a bright liii girl in Units robmoaa oftlo seems to have a ni tome q etfl In I tsw England with the LnTi Mr IInckl ham In the titis nil l U I e MJ vTb sroaker both Lor rowed lron lhlrMb baTe teen tested with Icm tJtollrtou rJJ Mel Frost and Jane Grdon5 Jmba UtJloCUY ly I Jncllle Is Archie hirlJon banllhDK 01 an old bardnn play and I liiks iIaras or its them The Dre i tran lrt our is I not leorolMd i nor bit iniutors identity nvelJ ilfe II iTnnrijT js Instance of the Conoert iriatl woo n hti pro ered best by being conk Ott I the hamisomfnt n4 meet Bridge Otiy I of v the Ummer resiliences at Natural V1 11 wU j stsad 10 her nam before clv mAy 1IIlIth be lids arcbavd all ellen 4lte In that pratt flllace arid architects Redtaying the plans for an unllu V1iu PIrterid lL4011 01 general theatricals baa ex nii elld IM a set twi k Wlthla the tMt lour or D am lI 1lolltefll to troop hnve ficen namer0 4 TT0 aid thor bar come hack to towu ri hInt II udred ptS era who tell of milonus am elli bs at Dilution The iatitrophe lloUktl CO urprbllllf Th antmemeot nb bat r en In a chrome condition of eec 44iOoly 1 si ary 8 ptmber The weed c1at DtOM that baa now Wgn so a leklr Dc agoath Un Laooanred Tb etad U its Fat ta ioi u Aldrich and JTb Editor will alter mi week friend ol 1 AMtlofcfleetar that this actlcaj la dn to hta III health Dot the actors who aw to be thrown cnt Of employment aMtt ta there U I an otherqauJI4 Tho lDdrlk odaoo troope rreently at tile art will not ulay their Ohletuto CDZa5ment nrxt week They are already Idle V vv Tiilotcon has retired from further man ice tal responsibility and Anna lloyd on of the burlesanes atar I enrolled as at lib erty With the dramatic accnta Indeed l the may hate already Mined with another bur leaqae If Hendrik hudson survives at all It will be with new money for UB Laltt seems Inclined to rtk taking It through the far West A few day will il clde the troupe fall tlamllton A Keogh Mank 01 LIt company will wind no thlr existence at the Peoples I next Saturday night The ray Baa been a bitter dUappilmmnt Eva Moimtford who StarletS fiom this city in Eu nle Li ur n old French Hay In modern dtainilaa baa re turael with her company In this case there Is a hint ol reorganization a term that Is ud theatrically 10 los oTor a great many dtatterrs from far Tnpoka compc Int now that the Frinkle Jotras troupe who bate Ire iltieatly played at our 4t ido theatre have I trarilfil anti from Lynn Mas there are d f Inn of tb dlH ardment ot tho Jo ecblno Cameron tompany t The disasters encountered by trtnet lletmlon and tiy rvvl lUoni y hate already been made known Mid rndons lusoo was not annxpocted From the yry t eo ginning her slaue career cbs nni been ex plotted by the cipltnl of SpeCUlAtOrs mostly I men who were Ignorant iif i toe peril the ua certainties and the trickery nt tho bow hue I nes At t1 Loul the Itlotto Oermln Opera Conninnr went to piece last Week but it trewrr an editor n Sector uml a mtwleal con I ductor hivo JOel made nt a syndicate and per haps th venture will be revlTed Urndys Irish Arab Company will doc Its regular sellon nt Pblla lptiU on Nor J2 In this case there Is a unity of a continuance because the plan has goo l contra tt Ir the remaining eeka ot the season Brady Is I flniuclnllv jnlrced to tnllll nil hh engagement The truth scenic to be that hobby Uaylor the tAr need a btttr iliaaco to dlaplny Ma clererntRS n a treclnlty rertormert The play will there fore be roy etlln l nIl him and thus there will be uo furhi need of th services of some ot the dramatic actors now In the cast Ibe nominal closing of tb scann will olinlcally release Uiixily from his obilfiatlona to hi lrent company and when na resumes It will be with a new troure niidor caw cootritctft I Uf course tbe hlcberaalarlfd player will t4 I dropped In tbU turnover and ol ttcav ciar pnc Uandriidea who gets 1KO u week la I I inatoB An Irish Arlblt will be rcall I was at the Orand Opera Uuma not IOUK I It is Walles old military aen par I the Veteran written up to data 5fld i the demands of the combination the I atre Tn Hbatcntti will not Mlfll its COCo trMot to pta in Baltimore next week after all If M B Ourtla resumes hIs tried under Loclte t UarlnM mana4e inent AS be wishes to 01 It will probably not tw In The thnt hen which has not answered the pn bile dman It would leem Thero Is a oUKwetloll that Curtis oontemplates trUng a tew play which will brIcK him forward acctln aa Htrnt af llitm in a continuum of bit tirat great iiicicsi aud the pUT may prove to be a ra x ntnicted vcr lun of Mr Uyruc Oog e recently clayed at the Fifth Avenue A few compcnloahavw been fortunnte enonch I I to eacupe tll oster wh n on the very verge of it Chief of these 11 tbe lolft Mucatte troupe ho went out In LW llo en s new tares Ten Cirkor Mir Mascatte is a skirt dancer and a soubrnttM of English nationality Contrary to the ritabllfbcd precedent ot lattcrdny the atricals obe carrie her husband with her and that U where tbe trouble began Itended with Atlas UaMiattes haiti departure from the com pany which ba however managed to itirtlie Ice IOU I The Lariat air to Data company which Is under the mOil tary protection of c J Blrnbaum the bookmaker baa withstood a number of unplxisant experiences blaze Manacer Herbert Charter was discharged at Norfolk He refuoed to give up the mini I nut of hL port Veyhiito He was arrested Then be relinquished the role After that he followed the troupe to Richmond sued lor tltt back salar and 11UUOU dumages I lot false arrest and attache I i he scenery tCJI bjxoillce receipt and anything flee be could net his hands upon Hut hi fulled to tIle a loud 10 rover the cult and go the UOUP got i away from him tcmi iocln Charier I ows he will tIght until Kau t docends Into hades for RO d Meanwh lo neveral otbrs haiti left the tioup air ncg thorn little Bhin hp Chapman one 01 the Cht man sister ot od Th Lima the Kit troupe whlh has ban little Murxueritx Fish lonco buy Uooiouj a Irs I star will stop lIghting with tat this week Miis Itch like Mlse Jlaaoatte bad her husbind In the company Thi manager Hays be cant control them and EO he will comofl tbe road The range of the entertainments at the citys combination coue this wer extends from uulriiel melodrama in ribald farce Thus are he varied tastes ol Ibm ci amopilltan iotu munlty likely to 0 I ati 0d tccordnc 10 ths inareurs wilL Th Hnmmerateln theatres in Harlom pave bad Marie wrUhta aa miranid i r duett on of Tvollh Melit and IJradys fffectlve sretaie The Bottom of the t4ca to choose from tho tait named open Inir at the Columbus to an enthusiastic an thence while the Uhak pereaa partcnrance at the TT tslda theatre bas ea lly n p ated Its downtown success Jaeob s Tbea tre with that rollicking tattoo The Fat Men Club1 Las made sure of laughter and plaudits all the week becnnse tho skit U capitally un ated by IJrstI lasd specialty performers J ho C Mfowart as Ifaf harton the central figure easily dumlnntet the comedy by his dry wit nnd his comic personality Daisy Kamaden th chIef oubrtte U I a vivacious little body wiih a gco 1 I Kinging voice and c g t ujnuusrIKcuvriMI U A wvvio r umn i iutoua a mel drama Fbi Mukof Life with J H Ollm nraad Anne Mayor retained lilts prin clpil ators while tho Wlndior revival of The Ureat Metropolis has met with a lars shut of favor The stirring situations striking scenic effect In JeAOD and Teals play have unite captured the Windsor patron and not wlhunt cause for the thrilling ship wreck aceno Is 1 much stronger now than It was at Proctors during the orig inal run of this drama The cast how ever ia almost entirely new Carrie Jack son once at the Madison aauara in the Froh man days is I now tho heroine und H A Weai r Jr formerly of Hnrmtaa portrays the entlmntnl agonies ot the life ar tack Wrhntrr liver at tee Ort OperA House a biz bill of minstrelsy hAIl ben ftirnlhed by W J tlete Dds principal trouoo and It la gnoi nouich to ileeerve the 1111 it Is mtetinc wi h Ths end men are Kmerpon Dougherty ichooluraft and Facan nil of whom lone ago l cama popular nnd not d for burntcork ccmicnlity The donclnc and mlscallanons feature of the entertainment are also admira ble the acrobatic exhibition by the Crace fam ily taking the place nf honor by Its daring ita novelty and its uninterrupted cracetutncaa YOUXO CSAKLKT CLARKS DHATU A fatal Blow BeeIvd from a ruraaat I ChlUlaU tjawrr U Charley Clark 13 rear old who lived at 643 Tenth avenue died on Tuesday from injuries It is 1 alleged Inflicted by snme of his playmates in a tfhlMhh ijuarreL Charley had ilway beea an unlucky boy Three years ago he fell down flairs sal cot n blow on bU head which kept him In bet two weeks No sooner had be trot around lain than he fell and hurt his head Last winter t sliceid acd Injured himself fsb that he was kept at home a long time Re cently to help liii parents t 1 they had three other children to succort Charley became hostler at SerentyUth stet and Park aye nci Tommy Stone eight years old who lire in I the home with the Clark family says thai on Oct 19 La 1 and CbarUv were playing on the sidewalk near their home There wa a half built bulldlnl there and in thA gutter was a bed of colt mortar t aunt CIr had la his bin an iron out which he dn ppeJ Tommy I I ti l kei it up and threw It into the aortar Chute wns entry and njtchin Tomm hat rtunjrt after the not into the mortar ted I Then two big boy red Landtand Frank Hlnnot Interbred In Tommy behalf and ebassi Cbarley to hIs horns Ther caught him as Le wai rnniin np stairs and the Lnndt tOY Slrll k cnarlor In time back Chancy fell forward and his bpIIII struk the banisters Tommy ar that he him elf bit Charier over the tad with a aUk Clark died of carebrn spinal meningitis and Dr McOaiiran tbe family physician I sum oiled Coroner Mcbultie Deputy Coroner wiifon cain ystprlar be tlteTPII the blow Clark rtfeived caused his death None of the boys ban been urst d Tribls form Cueteaai Oalacr LOCTPOET NOT U James Hnldoon wall known theatrical agent of Toronto was the man arrested wltb the Chinaman Ml Citing at HuspenPion Bridge on Saturday night last ltuldoon had teeD 111 Buffalo last week going there to join the Elk and was at the brIJge helping out his tbeitrical friends wbn the Chinaman atepped UP tn him and asked him when tn N cw York train lift and where be could find II Muldoon was telling him when arrocteM l Sreoial Custotas Officer Lewu would take no explanation Muliloon was dltxharged ioriav and ha place l the matter before the AttornerUeneral charclnc the officer with In competencr and undue effort to make fees lie will apical to his Government to Ilk damage for false imprisonment EaOv LudIgtss vn III I l1tLwUJtu NOT 12 ExQov Ludinirton is dangerously 111 at hh rcftdent in tbla city He was rro trate i last week by a silent shock of purtilials from which be recovered sum clentlfto enable him lo go tolls mceon Mon day This exertion In his enfMbled condition led to a feeond proatration and his condition ta critical MRS DORAHS TESTIMONY SHE AT RH B mmAM XVOOKJCD TATKJUIAlr 106 Nb PIe thee Wtaraa P14 few lb Br55 Who Wen Wk Her sebmd Was Klllr r TIt Hk aed Water 5 Were Men Tfcaa rrlcmdlr The define of All R Waterman the the atrical manager who la on trial In the Conn of BeMlon Brooklyn for the murder of Peter Doran was begun yterdar after the taati mon ot two additional Witnesses for the prosecution On was Mr Margaret Manr of 254 110th street who testified to las fact of the marriage of Doran to the woman who wai In Waterman company at the time ot the hooting Mrs Macr who Is Doran sIster I tcstllled that her brother hail been toresI Into I the marrlam Lawyer Yernber In his opening for lb de I fence said he proposed to bow that Doran i hail been around threatening to kill WaIst man and that on the Saturday prior to the I murder Doran hud told one of the womans Mlatltes that be would have Waternian hearts blood before a week passed He In I tended to show that Waterman was assaulted first br Doran who wa a heavily built man an1 I that the prisoner shot him In defence of his ilfi I Mrs Fannie Doran the wife of the man klllrfil testified that she had not been living with her buibnnil for some time before the ootlnc and that her life with him had been unhappy She left him on fourdlffeient oeca sloes and lived with her mother and grand mother be panted from him for the hut I time In September ISi and iii met Waterman I In the following November She had never Leant her husband make nny apeclflo threat I against Waterman but he had threatened to cnt tbe heart out of any man b mt walk lag with her Her husband bad aim told her be killed n man with a brick In CohM and I had thrown another mimi Into the canaL Ha had rervisl a tMm ton In the Albany pealten tlaty Mr Doran said ebi hired in rooms lit youth Fith street beoauao Waternmn mother won comlne to Brooklyn for bet health rind wanted the witnHi to live I with her as a com panion When sho went to receptlonashe was ceneMlly escorted home by Mr Waterman On thc nIght 01 the abootmr proceeded tho wltre I went to Sew York to Bet a drra which bd been mad to order I re turned to Brooklyn and went to the Lceoum Theatre where I aw ilr Waterman X r v tniinca thC a abort Urn ant then Mr Waterman escorted me to MeMrola and Lori r mer trets vrbero I wanted to take a car to to home Mr Waterman went over to Turn Hall and thrn came tack l toni having ea I that a our had not arrived In the man time A w stood there u man CAme out of th shadows near the saloon on that corner and I upuroacbed us I saw that It was my husband I He seized Mr Watermau by lb collar and I aid This woman la I mrwifr Are you riot my wlfI am but I want nothing to do with you I r rtP 31 tr Waterman asked me If I would en with him and mr husband then knocked him down arid struck Mm I called for the police hnt no one came Mr Waterman told my butlmnd be wax on officer of tho law and that be wanted him to en away llyhusbncd said he illdut car for all tile police in Brooklyn and he knocked Mr Waterman down tcaln Mr W aterman cot up and we ran for a car but my hub nd followed us and crabbed Mr Water man throwing him to his atiess again AH he I did so Mr Bonn rut his hand to hl hip tiook t and Mr Waterman craw his revolver mil tlrd tho snot which I believe hit my hus band lit then ran again and my husband followed him and struck him twlre Mr Do ran cam to me and putting his hand on my trout tar said tannin thsls all your fault Tben he fell to the around and I bent over hIm and asked Pta are you dead f but I re ceived co answer The tUnes admitted that she had on MV eral 0X IIIIlas borrowed money from Water man She denied that he paid for tho dress sIte wore on the night of the shooting She denied also that Waterman ever slept la th South Filth street apartment Did you not entertaIn a god deal of affec tion for this prisoner District Attorney Kids vtayasked J o moe than I would for you or for any one else responded Mrs Koran God spare me from such an affection said Sir Bldcwar toiiiut Ietenon the mother of Mr Doran Mr Kenwortby her grandmother and other riUtres certttlerl that Doran had threatened to assault Waterman He told Mrs Bach a uraoiiannr that hd have Watermans hearts blood and a lvls d her not too to Water mans theatre during the week In which the murder occurred for he Intended to make tronbe Mr Bach restlfled that she aked Uoraa what weapon he would use on Water torn and the reply was that his flat was aa hard as any weapon bt could ft Detective Ihne and Police Captain Ennl t atll I that Waterman who was a special officer attached to the Sixth prwinct was a peaceful mMlL A nnmoer 01 oiner witcesaea leauneo tojBia usually peaceful chJaeter and Mary A Wa termao and Uarr Eo Waterman his mother and sister testified that be was auiet and reaceful trnm childhood They also testified to the fact that he was badly bruised and eat after the murder Asa R Waterman the prisoner testi fied that he was resident manager ot the Lyceum Theatre for Mr Jacob the proprietor He denied that he was ever Improperly intimate with Krs Doran but admitted having escorted her home from en tertainments on more than one occasion The Story ot limo murder its told by Waterman was iuLstantlally the same as that told by Mrs Dornn Dmnhell sail he tbnt Doran Intended to kill me when tired the shot I did not In tend to snoot the man and bad no III will arnlnsthlm I was In intense rain from his liluvrs l and In terror of mv llfn When I w him maklne a motion for his hip pocket 11m nlslv ly drew the weapon and fired I did not take any aim nd I did not know that he was hit for he struck me twice in the breast once heavily acd the second time lightly alter he was sho I mails no attempt to escape but waited until the police came On croisoiamination Waterman teatlfled that he could not tell whether he was on the ground standing UD when bn fired the shot ii denied that he bought clothing for Mrs Doran The defence will be continued today Girl SheplllMr tm ttmrtforf HABTTOBD Nor J2In the police court this mornlni four little girls whose ages range from 10 to 13 years members of a gang of shoplifters were tried for stealing about 300 worth of eooK Their names are Mary Hughes Mary Nolan and Aggie and May I Terbune TLe girls confessed their guilt Mary Nolan the brightest of the four was the only one who showed any signs of remorse bhe detailed the operations of the gang which extended ore 11 period if three months They have stolen from all the principal dry coods stores lu the city and among the artlclvi taken are cloaks hats umbrellas thoesstcokinn jewelry te Yestordiy morn III one of the girls appeared at a pawnshop and offered a new plush cloak for Hale I This exalted the usplc ions of the poliea and on investigation waa made At the home of one of the tire a large quantity of booty was found A wealthy man named Cunningham of this city baa taken an interest In the olan girl and a kei 1 the court to be appointed her guardian I He will send her to a convent school The other girls were commItted to the Industrial School at Middle town I A M mfaetar r Anrvetetf I ALBIST Nor iLThe Drst actot discourtesy to one ot the women deputy factory Inspector was reported at the office of the Factory In pe tor here today It occurred at Amster dum when admittance was refused Deputy Inspector Bertha L Aschoff to the factory of the In man Manufacturing Company Miss AschoiT at one swore out a warrant and Horace Inmun President of the company soon found himself under arrest The refusal of Inman to re ognlz Miss IsoboCT authority is due to the fact that In Iba7 she was aa officer of a Knight of Labor organisation Amsterdam and an active participant in the lockout and strike which paralyzed tbe Industrie of that place Mlsa AdhofT wan placed upon the manufacturers black list at that time and was unable to secure employment IA t any mill BBrac4 Se Both IB I His Home LOCITOET Nor 11 The lam building of Joseph Compton and the Poet Odlee owned by Mrs Erne line Blnehey the Pcstmlttr at Mlddleport WN bnrcvd this morning Comp ton who was 41 years old and who Und In a wing of his building was rotated to death The Ore started in us apartment and evi dently from an emloded lamp The loss is ISOOo The content of the Post Office were eared ellL Libr LeI tar BeaeI LD4 OS Ind NOT 11 George Bennett tbe Lafayette murderer who came near b luc lynched there on Monday morning and was re moved here for safe keeping was taken to the btate r ritoa at Michigan City yesterday aftar coon so strong were the probabilities tbat a mob would M formea last evening About twentyfire susrliMouj looking strangers were tI1 the cUr I101S ChS A MI I I DF VIEmrCUTTIOOn MoOlay SOT in al the resIdence bit mutlitr lit Uiywvd Cutttnc bylt JUT Monitor rrtttoo Ann Btr ward dantr or the Isle Ur4 Casting EM toflsvaLaanldrnr Seer tary et iieieit LtriUan tt Waibta wa MACKTBBOWNOaTaMdsy 011 sltft Ckarcli la h4an JlerrtJWwn tt I by tie Brr WB K Ilacku 1 T IX Cat Carroll daaro lir of th late Clark II snows ta Jai y Maary of New Tort MaCCMKJCMAILXXNOa W 4a iJay 1fI U l at tb rashes Oboist corner of JStb it ant ttb av colas M Allen lo inlinr J McCukw KTABAKJ ebo4a IIn IX kf the Its r supbtn II Oraotxrry Slut It dadlor et Mrs E ScIon to r4 M IlL cxmc tafBAIf MO8 tier II 190 Jolla Akrtau aged 51 7ar ranrml from Ste late r l aa H Wait VRk K oa TaarMar In W ai 2 r M d I iETIiCjmOii TsmUy Kov II M tteretMeaM W hla emit l Jeba W Bt vaa 145 Will Mb st MM S Br1t U I tile antk yter at Me at OTRO tlle8lla y TOT 11 l n at bM Isle tw Weu Ctlntem if I ValhaaUl 18Jd af4 11 Jar R laUvM and friends art lavlttd W attmd HM fn nl eavylesatihis r140 witbtot tvfbtt tn tIcs oa FutDf Jlf afurooon JI or 13 at 2 aeleek NapIIe Oat and Stwpcrt pipvrs Dtsui copy CAfKRHIn Jftport COB NOT in IMf at lbe rxMtoet at his Dartata ta O4 a it Ildtny W Cap ra atxl XI ytra 8 nmtks and 11 aaya rrin4A eta lntllfa toilltnd the tanral front Park Strist Coufntttlonal Cbortb ea Tbart4ay inn last i Ju ciok r tt CJLmm0 TnwJr hut tail CUtm bavil J n hierotHaanaban theist winuim tl Can CMAl XANla Bruolira n Sew H after a Ma rtrlajrIlls1 ant Aion of Caps J It uJ Emma F Chapman itJ IT ylari sad t day StbllTM sat lien la I alan Nw Tort and Xtw Jersey K nly llnokrl A art TU4taiindlhruarril Still tT nlBJ at C e clock tron the rivUtne at bit pariati VX Ttlilnncabr ar Xtw tendon Conn iuii tnal ia e Dr VIAKt rev II ISOO Chat i car aidl3 y an P HIT and rrltmliar Inrlttdto ttttndtb hn1 l on TA irlay at I P M Iron fitS lOIn IT latrrmral tn r iT rr C uietiry T7KTIXOn Nov It ci bIg lit iMtne J a WMI S34 it John E Cartla In IU 4lb year FJNCRZttai5taj J3o n uinT x 0 1I X V ITI Cuiiarr Brooklyn H r Mar 12 Iwo CIranUr 1 Annoaneomtnt la I btroby mad to tbli eflmmand ot lb UIII of 005 I Ctarl L nod a rormer 0eato1 or Crts rarlmrnt whkh oe stirred ynurdar at AihtTlll V U CI l 1mlk en listed In I tbli rttimn Jorin the Tea Km and wee rr maay ytan Mtlvo and lolln ntil In ron tiibntlnr to Ita t waiter fnd r bU comment the rxlntnt proipond and la his death vs lees a t rlbi example at oUI tly qnallil aad a iltTottd dead Tb funeral Mrvl M will lain place at the nnt fro bytrrlan Chores IttnryM aaar Clark Brooklyn onnidar SOT U l9Uit 2SOP M Ximbaraoe tb ri ln at are lavltd to be present Br or der of CoL Partrldia WM p PirKBTt tint Lloatnaal sad Acting Adjutant Omelet FINLKT Tbenai K Shier r n yet linear Cnlud States SutM ittamtr OaI la Itnncdy rett Nn 42 a A R aid Senegal Haval AKOdatlon Invited rnnatil from 33d Blckir at today at ISO P M rotOAOn TnaadaT Not It Dilla beloved trftt Ixnla FoUla aid daiuibur ot Kamul and Ulia Coodraaa Funeral from bar Utirtidnc 4ISEMIBIM it to day at 10 A Jt lUlatmt and frlinda UTlttd FVLVEK Xanln X known Toni loot Se title Sunny fulmar RtlaUTandfr1 Ddiar pxtraily touted client hlifontnl today 1 P X from till lat rell 1a 331 EattMUiit GIMOKROn Tnlay SOT II at It 30 P X Tbonui Ginger laIn fftn year of hit an Rclativti IDol frlvndi of lilt Family are n etfnl1y Invited to attend bit fantral wbti 11Ih pla ot Friday Htu Intl at I P X from 111I lat nil dear 41 3 Wnt 4th it BOWKLJ On Tundar nnla NOT II Cladya danxburof George Jr and C cllla r IIowilu a4 1 yar sad l A month Fnnmlprtrai BCNNUWKLtAt Amptraand K T Nov 10 LoBlia widow of Bonn H1t of Bol n and daathtirof 11I1 lata rrterl Bronaon ot New tags nanl mn Trinity Cbirtu Bo un today at n clock rrla lar kindly r niitrd nit texad flawm KCANKOn th llth lain Xary Ann ICost daub tarot tb late John and Esther Kaana Satrrn and Ounce crs Invited attend afte rmnral at bet law rnidcnc HI Ien It thtne tn 4t ttrtnieas I Cbarcn Cbrlatopbtr t whir a solemn rxioiara aaM will be otre1 far tile npoa or lifT ion 00 Friday moroloi at la odors LA FU ORO Ie r to Xn jana A wi4twot EaTld La Forza Fcc ral from s er lat natdenea ClrrUtoptur today 11 P Jf loVCAt her roihr rxldcnua i 85111 it Uotiolnn X J oa the loth mat Botina A Lone widow at William C Long BilatlT e and trIad an Invited to attiad toe rtarat today rem above plac at IJJO P X tntirmint ta ffoodlawn cc rT XANNINOOnUonday Nov 10 Freak only an of Saaa1 P sad the Late Jacob Xaaaliiv la bla 30n vest Fmnl setTle at runty CbApr l Wait Sta it mar Broadway today at II olo kx K BilatlTt tiwls sod members ot Cratnwleh Aiaaaiaty Xa Tu loyal Society of Good Failowa an nap ccally Invited lam nt at Ifv Bnitiawlek V J New Jeer UaiaacboMtu paotn plau roy afcMllKKKYOa Taiadar NOT II Frisk Xc rryaz13t 3t yara ReqalolD mess far tb repose of bia font will be cl brauU ft JOMPB Banaa Catholic CaimX tta at anti Waahinxton pa today 110 o clock A X EJlSEMEACAt Port Rlabaiond a l on Moo day HOT 10 Xn Mary Jaa X n raao and 78 74551 3 months and 13 dar IoJUn and friindi are iattd to and tb fu ture today from IIIe hoasof br daahin Xn u 0 n quwa cnn so is nwoz and at Grace Xtthodlat Episcopal Cbvrob al oclock 11 BfOBtBtlLI Oardatr Maaa Tnaaday KOT II Mazy Ann Morrlll atd M year HELKlVOa far II Bartha beloved wit tf Sol mon folk Fnniral icday at 10 A iii from lit tote naldaac XltcbU pUc Eat e ta it o BrootlJ1l on Xoiday Nr to Jobs X OFarnlL brinier otb Rlibt hey Blabop OTarnll ot Trenton N J Ralatlrn and friend an lnvltd to attend the tnn ral rrnm his 11 mldcao im PacUlc ittbaet Ibe Cboreb or SL Cbarlai Borronno SlIer pat where a loKmn nqulam maia will be offcrvd for the repose of bliMol onTbaridjir at9 SOX II R Ip Tnnioo and Xontnal paper plaa copy CVBAItE Jobn CXHar In tb33d yiar of bta ttt arttr a lIon lllniai BalattTM and friraca of the family ar mpctrollr r4v itd to attend lIIe fnntral tram bla rate n1 deuce 44d Wsc 4Stb at today at 1 eook Icier mal In Calvary Cmetny OLXETAt DndUy Xua Joy Jl Jaba Cliave land incas san in r tr B cad Nary 3ltoiny Oloay OlVANTOn Nov la Cathtrla F Olnnr trUe or Wm V 01 tan aell1 sad Crlaads of tba family aad BON ot hr bratbr Xlctiaal t Oan r an Invited to attind bar an ral from br lat ratldinca Lorimr at Brooklya E IX today ai 9 i iktne to tt C clllai Charcnwnen a aotmn requiem nuaa will be Sirid for tba rot bun cent InUrmtnt la Calvary OUMTEIN NOT tl toalia telored trUe of Abrabam OmiKlo M t M yian Fonfral from bar lat rcaiiane 134 Bait I07tb it today I day a 111 0 clock A M iUUUiei ant nines and the foUowInc io4lUa ale tMpctfally InTltadi hacker Lodn Ha T La F a of L Abraham Lincoln Lodge L O L B Zariiiabat Lodge Ma rca F and A M Colrax Lodta Xo Hi l oo r CbiTra Auch Blkar Cbollm Lush Lodi Ka a LOr H tt I MIrIam Lodi Flee M omli Hawara OHOURKFOn Tuesday lOT II at 6L Vlccenfi Uoipltal Xary X OKoarka Fantral from st Frcc XaTlvr1 Charob today at 10 JO Bilatlvii and frl odJ an rap ctfally Inrlttd toatttnd rTKOn Tuesday Fey II of painmonl lisle jooofiit chIld of WUllam L and lltltn II Filers n4 d month Fanaral private riNCHBECKAI PlaIn SJ on TOM day NOT 11 I Fndarlok IX PlicbUtk labl 434 year Fanaral private 8CIlITAXOn TaaaJay WOT II Timothy be loved huaand of Elian lolllvao and M run BalatlTti and frwad an Invited to attend th rnnral from bto UW redden a IUM Park av 84tb and 871SIU tmi morale at 9 oclock thence to St Lawrinei Cnorib SiU it and Park av Ohio paptrt plaaM aopy TEELINUo TaM Kv II l Xariarit widow et MIchael TestIng Faawal from but Ut raaUaaee JaU Ith ar Mday al I30P K TBOMAHAnn W mall belayed wlr of Hnry Tkomaa tn I the Zith year of bir agi ruial Mday al 10 A X from ruldn Lawrino LI TICIIBlNOIiOaev 10 Jonathan B Tlcbaaoi aged IS J are Faniral Hrrlcal at Janes Xitbodlat Eplaeapal Charts Bald av and Monro it Brooklyn today ai s P X W TEnt rd Into roll Nov 11 af tar Unnr Ing Ulaeaa E Spencer Wet focuarl of IIIe firm of Clark West I Co ef New York Fsniral and InUrmint private fan FraadKo Sw Otliana Xancbntar ant Lon oa BcfUnd and Paria Franc papers pica topy V tl CKEXATION COILDI OOca 140 Xaaasa it Nw Tort Crimatory Creek rad L L Send far clreolar PZ9 FOR UK BKOTafatBJ BOARD Hla BCumr Wha THe tS WISe alarr raUar frea Itla rId to be B a BnnxjcrotT Nov IX Suit baa been Insti tuted by Hamul W Benjamin ot Stratford propritorof aaurnmerlbortrtlinghouse against Hiss Agaea Murray u wealthy maiden lady who live on the Greenfield Hllla a few miles oat of this city Miss Murray has tho reputa tion of enjoying a good lit sly law suit and on account Of her hobble and cranky ways hits at various time resorted to the courts to set tle htr crievatees sometimes with sneoera but oftener otherwise The Htrntfoid suit just brought Is for board two years ago when Mlat Murray and her rich brother were the princi pals lu a sensational controversy M to wheth er the brother honUl te allowed to con duct his own tnmlly affairs and make love ti hill young and pretty wife Mr Murray alter mnrrtgo toik his spouse to a fashionable boanllng house and ai on as Agnes heard tho news dIe visited l Now fort and succeeded In some way In prevailing oa her brother to leave 1 on a mlddav Ira n while hs wife was out traJInc The young wife traced her hubauil to Oreenflelil Hills where It was claimed that he was mail a prisoner against his wlL Ho aocompanle her back to ew York and Agnes a second time got him awayitnd then took hIm to Benjamin txjardlng house In Stratford I Uenjatnln now briruta suit to recover for the old mAn board Oue uf the funny atone about Miss Murray I Is i that of the gout ana the nalollllt Agnes had ahisbitot pasturing some of bar animal on her neighbors property and Mr CurBs next door was often annoyed by the ravages of a goat on her land Due day the goat walked all over Mr Curtlsn flower garden tramping down tbe posies and gnawing the bark oir some fancy dwarf pear tree Sirs Curtis daughter Delia ran out Into the garden and shook her whit apron at the goat but the animal waa not afraid and started for Ceita with heed down Acne standing on tier tack stoop rind clapping ber hands with delight Tbe goat overtook Delia and butted her with uflllent fore to throw her down As the animal stood cray the prostrate girl she h1 l presence of mind lUUlctont to take off her thleJt sunbonnet and chip It over the goats head Quickly II lag tae strings about the snr DrUeJ animals neck Bare was a illlerama uMttJ ted by the goat sail he fotgot Delia I In his Iran tic effort tofreo blmaplt from the headgear that blinded aa well as suffocated him Iinally be ottud on a dead rnu and tho tint object struck was a stone fence Th bonnet clung well and after a few f desperate plnnms the animal Uy down and breathe l his last smothered IT I bella bonnet U Mur ray thought sho hiil cool matrnal foranotber lOUt at law but her connsel 1 gave goid honest advice and the cas was dropped I tVICIDK IX BATM01D STtlgfT AlL A sa Wk Foo d tke Datlau of K LT Imf Wit Ike Olr Good Tkla sa Earth Oneot the halltuen Raymond street jail In Brooklyn yesterday morning discovered blood dripping from the main corridor It came from the cell occupied by Oeorco M Martin who was found dead In his cot with six stab wound In the region of the heart and several KVbe on his left wrist A small penknife covered with blood lay on the floor beside the cot Tbe suicide was 52 year old and had been bookkeeper but hie last occupation was that of a carpenter He loft this note be hind him It there Is a bell In another world any wore i than the one I have been through on this earth Ill take IDT chances and would have Icnc since but to the hope that It I lited I might In a measure make amend for the per titeni leltvacrUlaing devotion or a loving wit But now I give up GCOBGK M MlBTIX Martin bad been arrested a COUD of weeks ago for railing 50 by mortgaging some furni ture which did not belong to him And hl x aoilnation was to have taken phi yeterday before Justice jVetterson Uv would probably hare teen dlaobargad his wife having effected a compromise with the omplaiuant la the case tiLe wife baa visited him dally at tbe jail Oa her laM I visit on Monday she told him she had settled the dimeulty and that there was no doubt ho would be released The Jail officials have been unable to discern bow Martin procured the knife with which he Killed himself as he had been earcbe when be ar rived at the jail His wife who baa been bla only visitor say she did not give It to him and that he hall no suspicion that be con JeoiDlatid suiolle Martin father and une of his brothers committed suicide in Ilrooklyn several yean ago by banging thmelTe Quo of ills sisters was a pat He school teacher when she married the late Thomas FidiM rinperinUndent of the Board Education and she sab ouently became the wife of the late Thomas KIn ella tereral years ago the sui cide held a place In the Brooklyn k11t Office but was removed dishonesty and he served a term in the penitentiary OItre Mateet Hue Seek Qajotatlova Justice Cullen has decided for the plaintiff I In the suit ot Samuel J OKeef agmlnxt lbs Sew York Quotation Company Tba defend ant U enjoined from removing ticker from Mr OEeefes ode at 82 Broadway and from interfering in any way with the plaintiffs re ceiving over the wires the Quotations of the IW York Stock tichang Justice Culln holds that the defendant corporation aa the poaaeaaorot valuable franchisee owed a duty to the public and that It could not discriminate aa to whom it wired the auotatlons neither could It make any contract which countered with the duty which it owed to the general public publlt1fA1U1I 1fA1U1I IlfnurODO kCTUTCTI JtHAffAO TVT oaf Enn rIMa s aaaci 44O Maomtta 333 n VATiiaTaia Day sandy Haok 7 31 I OOT lalud 8 ilibeaoamelnot I AIoJWosuonIIIL 55 tm tand r Bnmn Fe fornnto Jrf nn Ham ban Si rowhataa Edwarda Catania S Pie Grand Conner Firnandtna M lIyt Ataxaadrla Haaaaa Havana aa FrMtbort XiLa BalUtnon N City af San Anioato WUdar yanaadlna E Neptune Brry Boston IFor later amvau ie nnt Pata JVRtrvc ocrr la II tU from Siw York at Cepanbacia AIVOD rt0i enesti ptrt M Colds from Soatbampuin for Nw Tort h Oanniark from Loixian for Sew York 0 C1OI15 muvmrt MU Tolay JroOW ttIM YllloI AirnttaTlctorta 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Next Monday vaing Xr and Ire Raadal IM A HCKAr Or a AfKB BeaK ready Letters for pLace can b adtniaiO Daniel Frohmaa C ASIxo Broadway aad ata at ETintnn at 813 Matiaaa aatordar al 1 3D MONTH THE COMEriV OPERA POOR JONATHAN H NDREDS TOSSED AWAY MOHTIT AdmlMioa ocnta eat on sale e0e month all DEc JfOOR JOXAfllANS AT HOME tJtIr rform4ne A novelty Introduced STAIt THEATRE rrrn WEZEIMTU TO ICOTH PERFoaXAitOl we 3SC OH ATS El ta David D Lloyd e and Fydn T Jtoiinfalda eaoaadVL I 11rcxEL tdnesday Nov ne itJth Ftrfonm nc RgloisriLatioousSESATOLsaturUay I 151030 QOAE THIATEL J J N HILL Xaa NEIL THE BURGESS COUNTY FAIR 3D YEAR IN NEW YORK CITY EVENING S IS SATCRDAT XATIVEE X AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR A Tb e nnrlath Grad Nattoal 155 trial zkIbIitoa zkIbIitoaNOW NOW OPEN as tfc Exhlbllloa Moll lseeosd cad Third Areniica bIwoa SOd mad 411 Wrtese Pros tO A H siauul 10 P V ADMIvIOs iWENTTI1VE CENTR DtJol ThEATRE flroidwar naSOOII LI EVERY MUIIT Vatlniei WKO and AT ANOTHrH MlCRE Ad U4 to oar lonrlUl uovrs 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lr T O 8 THE SUN ThURSDAY NOVEMBER U 1PO finauriat The Subscription Books To the Stock of the NEW YORK TYPO GRAPH CO operating the ROGERS TYPOGRAPH in the States of New York and New Jersey are open at I The FARMERS LOAN TRUST CO and will close Nov 17 Typographa are in operation and on exhibition at the office of the Rogers Typograph Co Room 52 Pulitzer Building where prospec tUB and any desired information may b obtained by personal ap plication or letter I The TYPOGRAPH is a machine which makes and sets typo with the rapidity of a typewriter and which has already been adopted by the leading newspapers of the I United States I I I presents a field for the in vestor greater than that of the Telephone or the Electric light KOUNTZE BROTHERS BANKERS 1C BreatKrar Equitable ButlelaO Nw T rk A General Baaklag Bnelaeea traeiaelee Bepoclta receive 010101 to check at eight Interest low on aally balance Letter of Credit leeuea Jj e BANKERS 18 Wall St BIT AND ELL TOCiM AND BONB0 ON COMatlBHION AND DEL IN Investment Securities llIc ENOa T C IUCK H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 I 4V Wall St 6 PH COIAN NEW YORL soy 12 1 N yoaK I 12 fltraastu 1k g ti empscy will b bu omuJ iaa oM fta a P L rI lu1JU f 1 14 NEW YORK a CENTRAL Hudson River Railroad All Trains arrive at and depart Iron GRAND OKNTRAti STATION GRND Nw York Fourth An and 4d St w Tm OXLT PitutoAD BMTIOM I TIB e TrI LV a Follawal es A MonloAno VEBTIBULK LIMITED Doe At ChlcaG 1010 ifinnv58JSrtN WM letgeICjK9li0 II TltSTIBULK 8oUTflWE4T 101 A ZI iWI 1fH VIITIBULB A N 750 Indlnpolu ITKD Oils Olnolnuiti 1b Indlapll LonIi6dO1 N BL 1 1 ara1 MWESTBftX DAT EXPRESS DII xeptuflhI7L MoRTH SHOHB VESTIBULE LtM r 48o ITKD fine at Detroit BiliAM Chlca 481 N uxt rMKA8t WESTRBN EXPRESR flue tl 1100 Yi N RXRESI I N oko IHO IflCIflfl1tI tI Th I 1 MND AND A AIIftI4DAOK NONTBEAL 1 N N K MONREAt FAIIR AolrxL rN IO IS AND CIIIOAOO BX PlIERS Dn Indianapolis Iliaor Mnext day St M LouIs7iSOA ri HKILNBWBUROIIX POUQnKnBPSIK RHINE OMKr KlmiSTONX AND llUD8lNta36 9 ill i30 A M faso tSI iis fS is1 11 I IL also for renin tVerS A Jira 120 f142 U HSffiTnViL I 111 for Uarln IWI Iolnt Wi E1 V tlII P M LSANYtR3O 41i to 8 tl 1 I 3I A M t8 ALIANVIS3I 7 015 1 I tI21nlht 8M 01 2111 o fIIOAttiW450 I IROVtIUI lo N IIUOflIghL UTICA AN HYRACUSfBft I f 102 to 0 A N 454 I flfl 7811 c p M t12O0 night ROVIISSTERR5O tlhW lA 45000017190 4In P N t12th night 1 uirALo450 F N OW tIOO i AM 600 8 Olio rjfAUARAPALLSlOtflO tow A 1 450 6100 730 915 r s ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS AND M01JTIlEALr88Q J l OI iltOA X I7uWI9i51 i2cX1nIht IDK JllJ ltUAt9 A tMi i t ONNKVA AND CANANIIAIUUAt050 I Jil1M R N hILLS 915 N ViA hARLEM rflSIONtIIIO AM t51PM For ticket and space In Sleeping Can apply at rand Cntral8t Unnorat4IS785fl4nd I Vroarlwav IS Park place 53 Weit 125th st and ISrfth st station Nw York 33J Wblanont 72i Filin 1 ant 8Id ld Tokl8 E V Btoukiyn IOOludon 1 Ire City Wciicotr Express cal for and checks baggat from hotels ml rildences through to destination l tDally nl except Sunday Dally except Saturday Other trains run Iiiy I Ir1I treini except thoss lenlnr tnKXJ 050 A XI Icpl Iho alOI awl aa S50V Sii54S5e25 1 KT and 12 midnight Is Stop at 14th at tttOD glIMI TOCCEfODOEOROE H DAHIBIS General Mar General Paieenier Agent New York and Boston All Ran Li Byway DueS e CU JJJi Bprlngflald and oroester 880 P M IOOO A M New London and Providence 49U 1 M I l0i P AM Sprtngflaid nd Worcester BsorM 1200 CI Hartford and N T and N B 880 P I M I XI P H New London and Irovldnce 73U P M Iadon Ir a 01 Ml WIiiImentIo and N Y and N 0 9011 I P M 4 oo 1 I M Wllmnlo and Worcener 10101 P H SflO P M Hw London and Providence 11KU P M U too P M HDrtnirold ant Worcester 613 A M 12 00 1 M New London and Irovldenc 7 OO A U Olrn ludrndda rVldDC 10 Runs dallT Including xandays Return service lAm bout and bv tame routes Lava For Due SiUO P M Shelbnrne Falls 7tn p H 403 r V Uanborr A Norwalk BRPIttsneldB i35 P H Through parlor or sleeping car by ench train 6 T URMP8TBAD Gent rae Agent BAL TO OHIO R R Jnet Expeema Trains vi PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE WASHINGTON CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS Ana All Point Wet PULLA CAR RKItriCK Jti ALT TltAIXS Let New Turk foot of Liberty I it as follow t For Oil 1C AGO B13IIP M 13II3AM CINCINNATI hT LOUIS DOIA M BOO P M For WASHINGTON BALTIMORE 001 A M 1130 A 11 200 820 6UU P M 1313 A M All train dally except 1130 A H Sunday For NORKOLK via Bay Line 2 P M week dare 7rM 1i Ticket otdoei 172 281 415 and 1140 llroadwar New Tort and B8 Broadway Brooklyn STATION FoOT OK LIBEHTY ST rrRIro orb JrTATION Maw York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from hotel or resIdence to deitlnatlon J T JtOlLbOICI CHAR I O SCULL Gin Manager Gent Paaiennr Agent ROYAL BLUE LINE CENTRAL K I OF NEW JEXSBT Philadelphia and Reading Baltimore and Ohio roOT OF LIBERTY ST NORTH RIYEB TINE TABLE JUNE 331 ISM For Philadelphia Baltimore and Wash Inpon Fir Philadelphia at 4lSa 7l45 S 00 1180 A MM 180 Sioo SJJ tax 600 600 780 p M 1215 night Ol bi 8UAOAYS em 11O3 A U 3t cx 3JO 800 0OJ P It 1215 night For Baltimore and Washington dally at DaXL 1131 leapt Sn dy A N JsaO 3JO buD 1 M 1211 night Parlor can on day train Sleeper on night train Ticket and parlor car lean ao lectired ut 71 jui jib 544 I IP ISJ6 Broadway 737 nth nv 1 11 West luth it 134 Bait ISMh IL New York 4 Court it 30O Falton it 8 Broadway Brooklyn New York Trana rer Company will call for und check baggage from aetel or residence II o Ueillnatlon SILT ieLt 51410 Olty LU uaaur aorta 51511 J ITS 515155 CAl 11W 7511 TUVON TI CmlI All sl I Ur1L1D OUT CII I Mr Ait n SLID III uana soup CIrCUS ana n to ellU10 CULT 1RISILT roe nil witioot cain or jlZIYICl tuTU mw mwm Mr cuii ar ua yOU DOILY 17 I P m Iiiiiiiiftidtatb and ilntwwt t EAST TENNESSEE VIRGINIA AND OEOROIA RAILWAY coiiPAn DIVIDEND A dividend of 5 per cent on the Drst preferred stock of this company has ben declared payable at the company office HO Broadway New York on and after Dec 15 to bolder ot record Dec 10 laSt The transfer books or the Jlritref rr l1 llock will be closed at 9 l 10 Wednesday Lies ll and roptllCd al lOuciock A N on Tusday Deo 10 1590 L I SCUWN Secretary yew York Oct 29 t 1830L LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD COMPANY A dlTldend of I per cent on the preferred stock of thta company baa been declared ont ot the net earning for tbs Quarter endlnr Sent an niTahi nn an A f o y16 the office of the company HIJ Broadway New York to holderiof record Nov 1 IH90 The tranifer booklet the preferred itocli will be clood at noon on Saturday Nov I and reopened IU oclock A II on Monday 1405 17 181SJ L N SCIiWAN I Secretary and Treasurer Hew York 01 7 IS9 1ttHon and Urtttn AMT ANt GEORGIA TENNEHHIRE KAILWAY VIRGINIA CMIANY Notice ia hereby giTen that the annual mpetlnr of the itncknolderi of the East Tenueue Vlrmla and Georgia Hallway Company for the purpose iif electing Ducloro for Iho ensuing year and ilie traniartlon of Curl other business ae may properly I come before laid inreUng will be held ai the oitice c the company la I the city or Unoiville Tenneiiee on Wednesday Sor It IISJ I The transfer boob will be closed I on Paturday the 4th day of October at 13 M aOl reopened at Hi X P on Uonday the Bth day er Decemberi8i i L U bCII WAN Secretary J Rn A HERIOAN OFFICE rt AMERICAN LDY IN ATTENDANCE Loam or 1sJ to tcun on houiebold I and otrice furniture without I remoT A term lailtfictory I t merchant ac comraodatrd loam on real tilde BAKKIMJcll lulktl4ilit roomi7andH ADYANOKH on furniture pianos and itoraie re 15 reliui wltlinui irmorul upnllratluni pruuiDtly at tended to easy ienn I i ciniiullili tat eirraior r 2nlll J 11 JeBerwn Uulldlng Hroolljn A PRIVATE IAltn aavanrei money Immediately I it rnnj Ir J and roundenilally I on furniture pianos 1 o with out removal easy IIflfll lowest I rates no bonus Ad dries KKLUHIE box iai Hun olllce pumllo PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD OK AMD AFTER NOV I ISM Tralsi lea I T statIon foot et DeebroiM riTt Or MI CorllaBdt teufollown a rttOA MTUE PAST LINE for the w an Veitibnl Sleeping ana rent clt p 1Io iiTiland 635 A M Colombai fl3 A 1 A f 5lP r Ma d8tLonli7 i P M nect cale restS alio for Wllllamiport Look iJJl Coa RenoTO ucept Sunday and Tnimo UCOPI tutor ZeO A ITHB NEW VORK AND en loLI MITED competed exclusively ot IulimVt 4GO bole ulo and State Room hInr Ith Smoking anJ Obnllon Car Ireecuiloc ciI otnoh and 11 reportl rwUar bltb for both sexes ladllcI barber hOIl IIlrlrooa cli the convnlenco 01 hom or nies LI iii lationaryaut monbl Iulc light A crf oinnattu40afld ChIcaeoItO A M tlett d7 oitU Chl rH M 1 tO r MST LlU1l4 CiIiCAtlu Ath duds NATI kXpRRSH 1lIl1mAn Ullblli 11 1 7IO Ct and Dining Car Philadelphia to hi Louts h CIA and Cincinnati Passenger Couch ew tk ttC I bus Arrives CincinnatiI I II I DO A M t Chlto i 1 P I N and Bt tonls I 7t4 i P M next day 14 eiHO I 51TIlE WESTERN EXIllHBSforelli 1 fn 1 the Weit Northwest and Bouih r n Oar ullblll Sleeping Car New lor 10 IlitibuYO Leul Jihlcago Cincinnati and hlpntpbii rsltft II n l m tn Yatia ttallroal DinIng Car New York to aud PlIman Dining ear llltbllnt 10 1I110 IbicO Arrive at Clncinfleii ft iu I ii S Mt 74 lisZt Ud7 Jn St nl loUis 7 1 J tt I ttiCIt5 1501 morolll Connects for Cleveland and TOI40 dl t 500 zcept I Rat0IrdaAuiFlC JlXrRRAI rollnu ft Sleeping caNew york 10 thicotu aw ort ltmphl vie the ShnandoAh allYI 1lre dare cC Columbus 713 I M t UeTtlttm 6 ij P i next day and dally at Chicago ttxi A M xtoi rnoralnr Coon cIA for Toledo dully and lot Curt Brie the oil Kedona Clereland an4 Lelanbgi JJ cept Saturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH Waihlntton Limited ExnreM of Pallium Parlor Can with Dining Car New AVM to B ltimor hPIDrJ yaro II1ir daily I except Sunday IOln A M irrlx I u 5 liiiton 3 P MI and Courreiilnnal Ltmltn daily with Dlnln Car at 3 JO l M attic Irhl ton 821 P Mi regular I expre iofl 11 in and e S A c atlik 430 six and oln J M an1 lviS flight For Baltimore only 101 l P Ja Sund r nls id Bao A M 4i30 oo and inou p J M I sn4 1211 night For point on Cheiapeake anlOhli rillwtr and Cincinnati Sleepers Dining Car ad Coichii through fi w P M dally For beat Branch Point PIn and iCterStediCt itatlona week dads HIO A M MIMI and bIO p fi undaT men ALail3 P M do not stop at Aibury rack on Sunday FOR ATLANTIC CITY 100 P M Thronill Diy CChl week day connects for Cape May and Brown villa For Old Point and Norfolk via ew York Phluiilrhla and Norfolk ruilroad 8 10 A M dally ClDI BUBJ and KMI P M dally via 1 Baltimore and Bay Una Xiu PM week daya FOR PHILADELPHIA ExprM train I list as follow t Jio too laM ootKi 10 Chicago oLtinlt W1 ir Dining Car and lutio Waililnitou Limited and lits A M 11121 I OOJilOBWl U3H 4l l fm 1X m ill B St tll Jf aod9S P Hand I2il5 i 1 nlht Ueomm datlon II tio A M 44 and 70u p I M Monday It presa 815 SSO earn iiosw Llmlteli ana IOMI 1 IL in i4 o 430 500 tt3o s MI and 9iej r u tA atl i 12 18 night Aceommoaatloa TiiKiP M The New York Tranifer Company will call fer ni chest beggage from hotel and residences throoiliu deitlnatlon rorvtlme tablet ot local trains apply to any ticket Hint of the company MCUAS B prtiu J R vroon aineral Manner General 1aiir AtiM ETHCII VALLEY RAIIltlJAn J Lean toot of CorlUnJl orl I broueiit7 I 920 and II A 101 1 FJLEIIIOII I I StIO and 7 P M The picturesque route between New Tork and Eatton Bethlehem Allta town PotUTllle hutch Chunk WHin barre Plttiton Boranton Ithaca Geneva Waretly Walk In Olin Elmira Recheiter BalTalo Nl nri Talii Toronto Detroit CnlCAUO ST LODIR and ALL POINTS WEST Tlckali and ileiptnx car bertha can be secured al the Central Eastern Office 235 Broadway or ItIO Colt Ifith itreet hipping noUPANIA TRANBATLANTICA E8PANOLA COI9FAIdIATItANRATLANTICAESPANOLA STEAMSHIP IUUUAU CUNUAL Cap M Carmona Will sail 1 from company pier ill N R on Thnrta r NOT MX noon at 12 M taking freight aol pongers direct for Havana Proereea Vera Irur Tniptm a4 Tampico with transshipment at havana for Autrliu laJ Ulbara Uadlt Ilarcelona tlalaiia CnrUctni upalax l Alieant anel Valencia For further particular I apply to PlUCJ 1 M ChBALLOS A CO Annta 8011 st COlIpAONIE QENERALE TRAN8ATLANTIQUB v French line to Havre every SAturday Company Pier new 42 foot of Morton tt LA OAK HINr anlUIbl s ov I5UAH LA NORMANIJ1ECollirsat Nov 221 TX LA BOUKiioaNE Iraoul8al boy 2 d111 A FOBOET UeueralAgsnt 3 Bowling Greta A5IflUflflAMERICAN PACKET COEjpreu Mr HAMBUnnAHERICAN t Tlce between New York Southampton i and Hut I burg by the munificent new twinscrew steamensl I muSo tons and rjMX 10 II laooo horse power This I 44 hold the record for the fastest trips to and from Seas ampton and tbe Continent Actual ocean voyage owl txdaya ror passage sailing dates Ac apply lo HamburgAmerican General Passenger Aiinx racket Co J7 Broadway C H ItlcliAKI A CO N Y J6I Broadway New Tort 2NAN LINE V B AND BOVAL MAIL RTHAIIEB JMfAK OUEKN6HIVVN AND tllta CITY OP LINW4ndav Nov 10 KI30A1 CITY OF ChESTERWednesday Nor DtALL From Pier 1 4i N R adjoining Dbrlitopber st Kerry iil1 First cabin tO and upward according to iiesuiet and location of room second cabin outward SX Ire paid 1I steerage 820 PETER VK1QUT A SONS General Agents a Bow Unit Green X i T PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY From foot Canal st North Illvrr To SAN FRANCISCO via tbe ISTHMUS OK PAKAVA COLON sails Tkunday Nov 20 i X noon From HAN FRANCISCO Island Hraunaniu IIANF nAJWl OJ dl FOR CHINA AND J JAPAN CITY OF RIO DE JANEIRO sail Tuesday Nov Si at I It For freliht pauage and general Intorrnatlcn apply at compauy oflice on the uler root of ranal IL Nonk Diver II J BULLAYT eneral Snperluiendent NEW YORK AND CUBA HAIL fcTEAUSIIlr Co i from Piers 10 nd 17 East River at a r tl 1 fur Havana Progretn rampeobe Leguna rroctera Tamplco Tuxpan and Vera Irun Kutanzas Cardeua Dagua l alliarlen Naiuo Rantlago de Cuba Inenlanatno ant rientuer0 crt glburJ 1 uro CITY OlWASHINGTON Havana and leican port eat PIG TIS CITY OF ALEXANDRIA Havana and Hal an Wednnilay Nov II SANTIAGO za Havana Santiago do Cuba nnd Clenfuenos Ihuridav MivJO TCCATAi Havana and Mexican portsXat Nov a NIAO AHA Havana and Sa ua ii e1 M ov For roll particular freight or pasesge aillr 10 JAMES k UAIUI CO llt rtal It ORDDKUTBOHER LLOYD S S IllS NI PJJtURT LJ I shORT ROIJTK TO LONDON AND CONTIXEKt Steamers Coil from nler font nf M it l llcboken Wp WI r FAST EXIllKSH HTKAMKKS Em Sat Roy 15H A Milnllll Wed Nov 24 SLIt I Tran Wed NovID111 A M Ilder Snt1NovLtHA nldaTnNovJ5S30A llAller Oe 11 t 10AM first cabin fl2 and npwaril a berth acourdlnf to le cation second cabin f 41 a berth steerane at low raIdS t OI LKICllti A CO 2 Howling Orson AVANNAH FAST FHEIoflT AND pAS K S BEI S LINK Four steamers weekly from new 1lir ao R foot nf Spring u II fl CITY Of uTRMINOIIAUFrldav Nov 14 81 K i 88 CITY OF AlOUSTA Saturday Nov 151 I P I 11 as TAItAIIASSEEIlooduy NIV 17 1I11 I I BS KANSAS CiTYWednesday NoTlftHPlt ijI Connecting with Central Hallway or oc ieorgls alt havennah Florida and Weitern Railway for all polnu In OIOIIOIA FMIHIPA taOUTII I CAROLINA ALA llAMA and LOUISIANA Uliaurpasied acrxmmods 5I n I4 hl a iht Vn Ct and flalliA Mn V M Y n i jj i 10 PPlJfn IIASHAOEN IW 11 RIIUTT Gen Aiell B All K F untO W Ry Harannnh Fait Mne Dli Broadway I i7 lirnadway R f WALKER Agent Ocean Kiiu Mi o New Pier s Nortu Hirer gTATE LINK BKTWKKN NEW YORK LAs STATE MOYILLK LUNDONIIFRRV with throngs ticket at reduced rote to LivernooUl nndon Utiblnaii STATE OF iItltIIATiiiota15V I Nov SO IA I M Cabin pascane lf3i to VI according oI lorallnn I or stateroom Excursion tlrkelt r 5 ar to fcis Heerage tickets to and from all parts nf Europe at lotveit rale T IUoo r aJI V ron Pier Coiultobialitore Foutli Kerrr Brooklyn 51 For particular and pa i age unply to AUSTIN UAIDIVIN A CO leu Vul lt 3 Uroadwar itT milE CLYDE HTDAMfilllr CO PANYlor riisrle TUB H IS anil Jack onvlll H and all IOlnU 1 ll Florida the f outti and iouthwrat I rnm 1ier 1 J 10 JI Uunitata Weilneiilay and Frld m II P I Il Iasiengeraccnmmodallonii and ClJiiflO unsurpassed WM I CLYDK A CO lieu Alia Howling lire en J N I T O EOER Usn Agt U S rrt Line a ItlJ way N Y J1IITE STAR LINE U P AND ROYAL HAH WHITE Nw York Oueenitown and Llvirpom i BRITANNIC Wednesday Nov li I 1110 i A M MAJESTIC Wednesday toY Di i S A H Very superior second cabin accommodations po II a estlo and Teutonic Steerage and from ttie old ccun KH ofllce 41 llr dav and on ibe try Compsnvs t wharf foot West IDth talc J f BRlOK IhMA Atml cSttnlllbolltG 300 TO BOSTON ror Plril iaai Illnllol Ticket Farce redncs vii FALL RIVER LINE Sleamen PLYMOUTH and PUMTAN In comralulS Nlt JII lN l 1 01 m Leave New York from Plrrun I N R root or M urrir daily Sunday Included at 4M p M Connection by Annex boat from Brooklyn and Jet city 4 p I M PILLMAN VII TIIIUII TKAIVN bell rail Illver and fusIon Ollcll BSTKA on each ilfaai t NORWICH LINE FARKK IIKIlUHKI TO ALL POINTS NEW 1oJfleN1 Sll NOKVICII iSl l l VOItCHTKIt fcgi 1IOHTON I HTEAMrHH leave Mr I K 4R NiJItTII RIVIII ne l Fit1 AHOVK IIUHUUiiSiKhST I FKIIHY DAILY Ulll rle j I r1 nJn ceptediat oilM I Tlekeli I and ilaieroonn I tecorei irincltialoHlceiln New York liriuHyn and Jtrifj J STONINCTOr HIVE ALL PAREs BKUVCKII The Inside Houtr boston H Providence lll Worcester i23i correiponOIng reductions toaodn11 all ralerni olnt I Mrmri II 155 l Ino W Pier 84 N IL one block 1005 Canal lU 1 at t no p M dally except Hnndav A 101 A N Y iioA THP KOPLKR LIlY Bleamera DREW and IIKAN RICIIMONU ft 1 Pier 41 Mirlli Illver FOOT CAbAl hT at f erery week day Direct connections ifundap i c ilrdl for polull Nnrtb Hail I and West i ATIIOV IOATSCITV OC TROY mill SAltAT1t 15 leave IleriuN R InnlVKft HUM T lalf excipl ratiirdaylt I M h rim Itglls unittrlie C t heat Iii roil ljiiiday siearoer nnn I to at A 1111 RAMMIKlI lrNIS V77 Nrnlibrgli FshHH r at oil cold 6urlu and Weat point from tlII kli Pier N R week days at 5 P JL huuln UA I Ii l TO NEW UEN J6 Itaameri EXCURSION leave Peek WOOD tilt Pier 6 DAYS 30 K 8185 k B P M III II P N dally eieipt Sundayi arrlTUg la UBia Ualu tot MKKlDBil 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n 0 JtaUZROaV KATXS AUD HAIZHOAD RE t FORM I 0 The XsMedisS Bnemetteel bY Camliaiam I j Alaaeo F WalkerA Kodleat Beimilnra i la S Wfcoteerae Direction I 9 c There are features of uncertainty and dls I 4 trust connected with railway rates and rove I 1 nnet at the present time which make tholr con 1 dition far from satisfactory In connection I with this there obf ervnblo a eeneral deslro I i m to otereoms the existing tlirflcultlos Th events of tbe pant year have strengthened lJ li I 5 the belief that no satisfactory solution can bo I 1 reached except through a much more thorough oc liK S nnlfleatlon of Interests than has yet beon real no UM or attempted involving necessarily a K i Tftrr substantial surrender ot Individual au r 4 I thority 7 The practical points are two the establish L ment of rates and the maintenance of rates These are separate matters and should bo so 7 f t treated I A chief difficulty with present methods lies In 11 the faot that no separation Is attempted In if CAM rates ate not maintained the pressure ot I l L t a reduction Is applied with the purpose of en 1 tt0 forcing the maintenance of tariffs by tho USD to of reduced rates as pnnltory process The evil ir results of this onitom are many one of tho 4 more obvious being that each reduced rate i StoatS a standard of comparison soon becom t I ing a permanent condition and each succeed Ii J ing annual report discloses constant reduc I 1 tlons In the rate per ton per mllo which the It narrow manrlnB of today compel the careful i ebserrer to regard with great apprehension b BelUf from this dancer requires the severance t t tfraltmakinfffromratemaintaininQ Tho con gt p derations which should control t the fixing of rate are largely practical business matters to i Which some scientific study of statistics and t economics mar often properly be ridded A h competitive railway rate is never the rato ot a r lode company but always of several It a 4j i public Board were to undertake the general kt establishment of railway rates it would Inevi tably proceed upon a surrey of tho entire field r in each Instance and seek to make a uniform t rate which should approximate justice for all i Interests z0f I am thoroughly convinced that the roads should discard Independent action in Initiat q4 ing competitive rates should relievo their 3 h trafflo departments from the responsibility making rates and should put tho whole sub t4 ject of their establishment In the handset a 4 1 central agency responsible directly to tho Pres w idents and directors of the associated line r t In other words I believe that the several r Boards of Directors should reasaumo the du ties In this respect which they havo allowed to 1 drift Into the hands of their general freight r and passenger agents and rate clerks and by f I concurrent action should place the exercise ot this Important function In the administrative j ontrol of a small General Rate Committee standing between the trafflo deoartments ot the roads on the one hand and tho public on the i olDer and subject only to supervision by the v v various Bpardl of Directors Which are by law 4 1 r 4 responsible to their stockholders and tbo pub t lic for the establishment of railway tariffs unless something ol this kind IB done rail way i ti manager will presently be chiefly recoh era The maintananaa of rates presents a much i more dUDcult Quollllon Its inherent illfflcul J71 I M are aggravated at the present time by j i legislation which while it forbids rate cutting h In fact fosters It Railroads are business en I terprises which properly expect reasonable 4 proflhs In order to secure them they must fiaT work to do The public does not interest 1 1 f3 itself to make an equitable apportionment of 1 I Its patronage How shall rates bo maintained L I in the face of the fact that eompetl Ai b hii live trafflo naturally flows to tho etroiiK i er routes What shall tho other routes f dp in such case Legislation seems to argue that unless their purely local traffic will sup zo k 1 ort them they have no right to live But F legislation has given them birth and they can I not fairly be expected to face dissolution with S equanimity i 1 No one has yet suggested a way In which 1 railway rates can be maintained and uniust j discrimination controlled without providing Sr tome form of compensation for cases where i necessity demands It t l The way In which this has been heretofore t ffeoted throughout the world where railway I competition is permitted to exist Is by a pool t lag of earnings This the law forbids 5 1 I The most certain method of escape from the 1 r1 Bet in which the roads are thus enmeshed would be t9 physically terminate competition I Consolidations might be made which would I presently reduce our country to the condition I I of France with its six noncompetitive railway i companies each exclusive in its territorial field This Is not what the publlo expects or t t 0 t desires The course bus been entered upon i i 1 however and progreu would be rapid but for J t1 r the peculiar difficulties in the way of each in dividual transaction 1 t Meanwhile the division ot tho traffic itself 1 i if r has been suggested as a basis upon which rates r J mar be maintained its feasibility IH as yet ex ti 1 rj perimental buIlt seems to be the last resource I fl I offers a fair expectation of present though 0c1 IlUbapa temporary relief p1 t Ji 1 am lUll of the opinion that it would be well e 11 1 or the roads to seriously consider the Question f i of placing their entlr ejolnt traffic to and from their eastern connections In charge of a common 5 j 11 mgency A single individual could be deslc lIatlld to act for all era corporation or a joint 4 1 7 took company could be readily organlzedwlth l Which each western road might contract to do F It the work ot its present eastern agencies in the lit reoerrinit and forwarding ot freight err little S t ifanu cnanjt would be repaired in the methods 1 l i1 tune employed except the discontinuance of lint c ii f solicitation enormous exfentes could be topped 1 1 j Off and a block of readily divisible traffic fr 1 would be created ample for tlie purpose oeyuali bli r tWn and eaaUu protected against outside com f H petition t The roads have not forgotten that a few j td 4 months ago a new association agreement was l fJ prepared to the acceptance of oven line In k which aceneral organization under the name 1f of the Western Associated Hallways was pro 1 vided for and methods of transacting business i 1 arrangedwhich were considered to be o t Imcrovements UPOn the present in many ways 1 yETs plan remains still ia abeyance and may i Ii I 1L I I taken up at any time i t The proposed urreemont Uconfossodlv wenk 0 I in two respects first In leaving to the lines i r 1 j the rightof independent rate making second ii In lalllng to provide an adequate basis for t the maintenance of rates Perhaps tho pres u J ent Is favorable opportunity for attempting the treatment of these Important subjects I I i I ALDACX V WALKEB Chairman WIXAliCZAL AND CVMMEUCIAL 1 1 f r hi asw T rat Stock EzellsSle Nov IA tL I ftt nrm flAilS AID UP MIBI w 11000s i f I Loaalalla CD 41 is 1 tf t suaaa yuCCa 01 omito STATM aoini i f 1r Bad Asked BH IUd I t IJ L44iT103 U86sIO1la l Ic if Vatolot u sfa lIII1ll I 1 V 4rH l22 124 U aei ieo7li8 I f liViVr t i 121 v am KIWIVI t F J D l4ao142 1V4 U H M iSiei24 I I S U a fa c11O Ul Ex Interest 4 1 I auitaoAD AID oniva SOlOS IN IOOOsL I 5 r SAUbUee 41 81 SNJ MI4Iaod11 II 83 4N V ALock5dlUJK 1 6 BJtj 2 NJCeutcu HOMIM I blooD inc 6J5 a N J Cent iral5iiu9X 1 n 6l 8 1U 1 116 0214 11 v Centexbenil 10 043 I IDJY r 1OAt1 Pad ID 18 SNYANor2dJ t ISH 10 N yCbot Lk ds SlIt r IS 2 89 i 1 0 aaMPkaImB8eiaT a 14 iJJJ T w fi iii to It i Cb7aOcn 6 OSI6 10NV 0WII11I C I tICI i 7 iliiiov i 4 904 INV O AWcn 6J W A 4 Cfit g Utei eev S eo I 1 iI it I tiCHi a Ohio A MCBKFI 14 0 I J4Qdebis tied 8 115 t l 1 IJ 7 Oregon BLuiou i J bCaX4 aHtDii Bjti 19 1 r as 0 7 Oregon i jiiiI 111 J ICaSoSd litH 10 tIllt 4 a Oaf r 5 SLUI Hxyi ha rio E ut 75 1 J i o uLr oioia MaJJ 4j IVJL Wan C 3 I ilRhAWitTOs 5 t to cti lntu4tbioJ 58th JT Os 8 1 t r a biL6itIOJ 10 63 o V I OlaIlkLC 20 53 h 81jj 1 66 1 DoL 11112 V 5 J r nDeaLUcn I ci 12 J A Y II BUi II 66 C 2Diet5AUbI Ik 0 f t j Iii OD8 Sd B7M g 4 l 1 90 all M 07 V 1 p IQ VT w 1 6Ii t S III K1i an C14 b I 1II 4IWoWAOu6101 i f J WI Hock eiaudgzia10i 1 itVtiin 5 lujij IS IOt j I lu Edison B III 1st W 1 lui I 7 Fl WOMb l1ID 4 II Reading gent 4s 7 B I lu toa 2 751 i J f r I s 104 2 lIT l I i t 2 I03 16 78 I 7OWgAAIsl IT 1dH WI 21k ITl f it C I I hii i 70 21 ked at pf tue re4t 10 711 10 r M i J 0 I Sa5 O DUt4 j a 1 33 Mil i y i lukcadydpflnu 37 i14 L 87 0 1 IUI7 6 rei t t IIzuaNt 5 24 I l Iron I at 16 os 5 at C e M So HRta4 tdirina 2111 i 9 4 1 a 25i e 50 144 M 2t1 u I Nf4 8J llui 1 IK 71 L I Jet Slit N i5III I t u Ior I Cal istiiw V 3 low Ccuu let 54 Ill on f at faienli ui4 f a S 4s OK I or N II litiou i t 8 ci 15 III I A XI let 1 oatS S 2aZecoouIIO I ei lbS I i 595ss1Z4i 7144 16tLBFtdClCt07 d i eo isii 1 207 7 53 1m SAt Paul gui dc 716 10 7 n Izrll To I BI i 6 16 S fO A lilt C IS3 l I A tLa J 4a0 0 fL 4 to a etKaaATsM LU Ii Ie ioiLLkLi isj sk n A Nor t 10 103 Chi na hio4K 2 LJ A ci tiitl 1 Kent Cent lit OM 8 sirlSLi iotK E AC nl rJl6 re 3 Lou 4Ncn IIS HTezraelstA M S LoVtUA Texlst 00 K IIIK 3 M a st L lit la I 15 BU T OJ s5TexreM inS ta 3 Mar S Ra 70011112 in ss r Nor A ESISL Itwtf 6 S I I O 4 MMLFLidVV luJJf III mI 10 Mobile all lOll oiH II 34 s 101 Fee en inS 21 I fills II Ito Fcc ad lit I T A N O lit FdIOj I Ill lUToUAJLaCadlst sj I llI f etnteiti sites HO r lIllf J ToUStLAKCllt I fiK g i j ii U iiaIM tO 1 M ornans AT HIWI 35 tOHi 1 Union Lao rRaIOI 13 illS a IlahSo ei litlvM e ira lU1DAtJlet HI Morgan LAT 7siiaS S tVV 15 liz 5 HI I lilt I Y a Midland gnu sI S Nor rac 7iiiI PS 17 Wabasn Ill J5 19 01 20 J5ifl 19I p314 20a ifl I IU a to t SO 8b i 3 N21 II 3 51 M Wabasnw 12 H 12 5 11 34 M SI I iO 15 It H West UnIon col5i 119 3 HI I it MH J I10 gjj 3 Nor Pas ado HiH 44 irI 13 ion t li 5 Welt Shore di rIr2 R Nor I A Won lat 103 4Wheel Ala H 1111011 Total salt of railway tend par value f2161uu UILooo AIuOo OTua 555159 open 1110 Lois ClCHIIf fate Ins W 411 VIA Alire S3 Adams Express 140 140 1 140 246 350 1n Alton 1 T n 34 24 24 29 no Amer T pr too 101 100 I Igl jjj IU177 AtelL I ir K FU 010 lii Jfl 9Oi Ill 3340 Can Southern 4Hl 80 4t 434 80 aoo Canadian raolOo 74 4 74I 141 4 tit 74 08AI The A obi I8u IA 1Sf III III lusoo A a ut of 45 43 f 44t S 46 HVI C a u 3d nr 30 Ill 25 2I4 5 am Chicago tiaa 3M Si 85ls tin 39 Ml Uhlc A AIIOD1 123 128 iOG 13000 51 C U A M L 57 5i3 51 el Oll IM O C CoIt 8LL pt DO 01 81 89 on 63421hAN10 bo4 I 10714 loJ 10JK 135Co an w pti37X 1371t i 127i 1811 HU Idm7OIJ33 a 11II tIll toO ISt I M3 4172 c I A Sl 1 47 fPf 471j 4141 MI IBM IM H a St P Dtl04 1M IU31i 104 ltD 7461 f II L a Pee us 10 68 611 IJDJ JOOC AITt I 18 13 la If IS MO C St 1 5 P tlf 37 b7 a1 87 fU Dud Colorado Coal SBX 844 84334 81 fO I 850 Cot U V a Tel 37J 27c fills 2616 21 I 17110 CoL a lloek CoaL 18 Bg 10 17 1116 101 Consol Coal SO 23 flU 25 IS 1030 Coniol luCo II 7 COT H5V eo 07 815 I SL A UUCSOU ldl lIluld 182 183 lea 13005 Del L a W137 187 11 11134 187 COODenABO 1SU 10 lULL I6i e 1445 Ueu A II U ttd 031 t314 r2 021 1410 Distilling A OF 40 44 44 44l 45 3SKT VO tg 5 5 7 I 1IOBTV AO Istpt 7U 11 10 10 74 875 hT VAO 3d pt IS 1 16 IO W S500 ro itt 78 7Il 72 76 77 3tiEanilT 11101 lOS 101 108 110 loll tit riorth itrpt said 10 83 7Ot 13 idio ULCentrnl M P II PSN 9411 list Lake K a West 131 I3 12 IS 18 1171 Lake E a W pt 51 btls 31 M Ml 4935 Lake ShoreIns iotl JS ltD 106 lo Long Island SUV sat f r rg MULaolede Uaa 14 lb 14 14 15 27818 LOuis a Saab T1X 733 71 13 73 IdOULonla NA A 011 83 21 81 M 3335 Manbattan con BS 011 111 I lU 0911 401 Mexican central IflJi 1934 lOW 1115 lfJ 10 MichIgan Cent H9 119 11 88 93 IOOMILua AW ot 111 110 110 III 114 114601 Missouri raolJ1c 114 1111 Of 68 1614 4s7 010 Nan AT pt 21 11 21 SK 88 llOtlMolfATaap 10 16 10 10010 KA T Ltn II 1 II 1Il 1216 SIS Mobile A Ohio 38 2f 28 24 im 100 huh raritL 68 hOt II W 100 4440 rlJ CnllllI07 110734 11431 108 118 710 1 Y central U9 IUO SiC eel 00 lUll NaiL L Oil 43 43 63 4724 63 1M385 Nortb Amer Co 1s3 20 I7N 4zn 184 64 5N V a New Eng 33 5434 32 54 31 8I1NYCoIt8L1 hOtl e5i tID 54511 064 125NY CittLOpf 34 St 54 531k 543 liThit iLE LW l5N 11134 18 193 19 IUONYL EAVpL fro 47 f1 fll M 3UON V SaW 7 7 1 6 1 2t23TltAWDf 23 21 25 21 2 lloNorfolkAW U i UK 1434 If l53 tOO Norfolk a W jt 53 643 l l M 55635 Northern Pacific 18K II 1414 OOis SUN 77933 Northern Fcc pr 57 Nl3 I 634 112 I4UO Ohio Southern 14 I4 W 24 Ig duo Ohio a Mua IBM III 18 15 10 luo Ontario A Mining 41 fl 41 41 4z 1142 Ontario a West IB lOtI 15N Ie maa SODO Oregon Imp 24X 2434 t 593 all Suouregou KaN 15 153I 84N 5 88 isooOregon s L 33u 34 21 114 2N 3250 facino Mall aWl 3634 II 5314 116 830 Pea Dec 1 kv 15 16 l43 15 I 17045 Fhtla A Heading ZflLj 151 I IOF FtW A C 153 163 1113 IWfl PulL Pal Car Co175 181 168 182 1St 100 Quicksilver vt 41 fl 41 87 fl liMRloOrandoW 16 10 10 1034 17 lOll Klo U 1 pr 48 45 48 4R 45 18045 Rich a w P 10 III bIN 11I1i 16 lKiOK haW P pt 7t BS eek g 9l icU5LLtitFltPf 70 70 70 60 75 tun1 Paul ot VuL I234 2414 253 211 110 liiolLriDnLottVV S3 8J 83 6 D2 Too II a Omaha 24jf 34J 23 22 24 tisu0tFLOonofSO 78 Trt 111 110 ass Bt PM A SI100 mi 100 10111 103 lonosontbtrn Pae s3 24N 23I4 21 2190U Tao Coal A Iron 34 II sa 113 sI e7i3 Texas PacificISls 18 l8 4 1DI If SOil Tol A A a N M 17 IS Is 1011 17 2C875 Union FaclHo 47 4P34 47 f8 4S 110 U Ii Express 66 m 8tI I 10 2735 Union Fao DAIL 10M 23 19 27 2534 2XlWBtLP D 1334 9l 9 10 f220 WM 61 L I p pL 11 1134 11 I 19 Owens Fargo FI142 142 142 lBS U E893 Western On Tel 73 79 77 78 78 1810 Wheeling A L B 38M 80 28 SON 85 1H40 vi keel a L L pr MM 71 etaf eu 71 2550 WI Central is3 4 18 i I7 i 18 18X Tbe total tales ot stock were 618111 share IMIIIIU PUAaTMStlT TaAIIUCTIO ua Crenf SIr ur CW 17ft Amer Cot Oil M U 14 14 is Aroer Cot on ctr ee 17H 1714 1731 1734 18810 Sugar Rennerlea fs JUS 043k 69 1BJ25 National Lead Trim 1BX 11Jt 16 mrr 10USLLArkaTexaap ID lu 10 uo t 3931 StL ArtA Tel 4aWL 70 70 70 g 181AM 1lpe Line ctll 73X 73Ji 71 7334 1050 ctoinn atoTiTioia JHil Aftti ea ASked foLk Ibany 111 ErleTel 47 PosMainel 188 New EngTVl na CentralMaU IJf 17 laiLani fLf 2334 Eastern1O Ros5 Slout 4614 4 Fitchburg 84 Ibutiek Boo ujz I TKEbIf1I1 CalUOnetIHec261 281 Nex Cent u 8g Santa Vs I Co 40 0 Old Colony 167 A T S 8 V Ia a SI t i 1 N r LW fIViii6 A 7 5 6 V to 52 03 HIUUI eLOUO 1UOT41IO lid At d1 ate AtlaS PhRgnra to 7t34 II Edhigh Valley JIO Pbll a R Istpt oe ucaNCo 50 811 FlilU A R2d pro 37 Pennsylvania to 110 FblL AK3dpt 2N Iif I unn irm if ocoTinovi Atchison 301 Lou A Nashville 74 Atlantic a otw lit fills N V Central loii Atlantic A GI W 24 434 Norfolk A Wast pf soi Canadian FaclOo 78 Nortbern Paclflo pf 62 trie Common l9l Ontario West 13W Erie2tcOltsOl110014 st Feel 4ui Illinois Central 80 Union Panda f8 LakeshorebOlilWabuhpf 184 WEDNESDAY NOT 12 The features of tho stock market today were enormous transactions In North American the dealings It footing up more than onethird of the capital stock of the company and strength that in many cases approached buoy ancy throughout the rest of the list The total transactions were nearly as large as yester day and but for the fact that North American supplied about onequarter of them they wore exceedingly well distributed The interest at the opening naturally centred In the Nortb ern Pacillo stocks and North American It was known that the liquidation in them precipitated br yesterdays failure had not been completed Hence the itreet was anxious to discover whether those stocks pos sessed any rallying power The Northern Pa cific shares particularly tho preferred rallied sharply but North American which fluctuated within a range of 3 V cent was relatively heavy and closed only 9 cent higher than yesterday while Northern 1aclflo preferred which ranked second In point of activity sbowod at the close a net gain of 7 11 cent These not fluctuations tell the story of the two stocks The railroad company Is prosper ous to an extent that warrants the payment of dividends at the rate of 4 11 cent per an num upon the preferred stock the price of which baa been unduly depressed by urgent liquidation The North American Company I on the other band has within the few brief months of its existence repeated the history of Its predecessor Illadvised ventures in se curities an expansion of operations and I frantic efforts to bolster tho credit of tho company by operations In the stocks In which It was largely Interested have com pelled the company to turn the management of Its affairs over to a committee of Its credit ors This Is a confession of Insolvency which will In probability be followed by the wind ing UP ot the concern The commlltee referred to will liquidate the loans of the company and as nearly all of its assets aro hypothecated little will remain for the official executors of the concern to do beyond receiving whatever equity may be secured from the loans and dividing tbe same Among tim shareholders A detailed statement 01 thn misfortunes of the company will be lound in another column It appears that those who had close busIneSs relations with the company have been deceived as to Its financial condition which has forBorne time past been repietnt d 10 be not only sound but very strong Wall street will have reason to be thankful when the North American Company has ceased to exist It has been a menace to the stock market ever clnce the blind 1001 of which It is I tbo out KMwtli wai lormed nine yours ago The general ibid was clearly Influenced by much more important considerations than tbe lluuldatlonof iKlitiunct blind pool Tho Imv inc of stocks was In the main of an excellent clinrncipr Tlio public has at last come Into Wall ftrimt The crRli purclmses of f Blocks yeierniyiiiul tlJay bitve been no UTK Dint thoy IIIIVK nttntctod general attention Every cotiiinIHnn house lepurts an Influx of client which controverts tho traditional theory that people outside of Wall street do not buy stocks when prices are down Advices from Boston and Philadelphia report similar developments at those centres Burins of that bhafacter effects ills inaikeVfaforably la l sd4AJa J J t a 4 two way It redneei the amount of floating stock and at the same time Increases the sup ply of money In the street Underlying the entire market Is the chance for the bolter in the financial situation abroad especially at London and what is of oven Brester Importance tbe execution of a comprehensive nlim for revolutionizing the methods of rallroml business at the Went For particulars of the pro ros that has been made In that ciltoutlon relercnre must again be mado to tbo nous column of THE BUN It will ho remembered that tho miggejtlon of Umlrmnn Walker of the InterBtate Hallway ABhOdatlon that nil competitive business ftbould be transacted thrllulth joInt agencies was carefully elaborated In Tux HUN at thn time It WItS mado Ulnco then tho suggestion has grown In favor among Western railway managers many of whom have boon oomnellnd to give It careful attention bY the pressure which has bean brought to beer upon them by their stockholders both foreign and domestic It was indicated In this column yesterday that a movement looking to the adoption of now methods In railway management had taken dellnlto shape and that with the view of carrying out those plans a very In fluential combination bad bouulit Blocks to au extent that foreshadows changes In the man agement of certain companies within a day or two the rmbilo will be enlluhtened as to the progress which ban been made toward main taining profitable rates and establishing re lations the most substantial character be tween nil of the Qranuer and Uoutbwestern trunk lines The London market did not take the lead to day It waited until business began hero probably with the view of determining how tilt action of the Clearing House yesterday was really regarded by local Interests As soon ns the tendency of our market In the direction of bl her prices became unmistaka ble foreign arbitrage houses bought freely The dealings throughout wore upon a large scale and Important advances wete scored by every active stock That In Northern Paclllo preferred has alreeady been noted Bt Paul common and Onion 1a clflo ranked next to It with advances of 3 i V cent each Other noteworthy net gains were In 0 C O ami St Louis Chicago Burlington oDd Quincy Missouri Paclllo Atchison and among the specialties Rujrar Refineries stock Canada Southern and Wheeling and Lake Erie preferred The closing was strong at about the best prices Final sales compare wits those of yesterday as follows followsNoe MM II Kn II AVm II Nov 12 AT3ft FM 28 SOU Northwest com lew K I0s Canadian Pac 78 74H Nor F con 172 II Can southern 47 110 Nor Paept 55 112 6UtXaBtL IIH 0104 NZCnt 9O bOIL I CaLQ BS Wl N V All Slog lit 5414 Consol da 04 66 NJUefltralIOCS I m Che a Ohio Mt IS Omaha com 21 a C A 01 pf 43 43 Omahapf Sit 7U O a 0 3d pt 28 V9 Ontario a West 1134 I ISN gb 028J 8 1 tm cloiesgotia 88 89 Oregon imp 31 24 peLLAW1l1534 187 PolOo MaR 3334 SU eLalludtonl84 15311 Pull Pal Carl7 1BJ Den A a 0 1034 ION Rock Island e1 70 Pen1tOpt 53 63 HlCh A WF 2414 16 Erie 18 IB Bleb I A W Ppt W 011 East Tenn pt 2414 17 I Reading 29 PUN locklaaVafi 25 J 2714 HL rani com 4fi i9 lllnol Central I oo 05 Paul Pt 1RI4 104 Lou Nash 7IK 73H nt lAManl 101 k8horl04U lou Sex 10 1414 l34 1 LltW ISX 13U Tenn C IR 102 84 tIO 11 5 w pf to S4J UnIon ldeiiiO 45 r LaciedsOaa I4J 15 Dnpaouau la 22 Manhattan 05 m WAil A 1 com 1311 91 Mice Central SOU 80 WAil a P rt 1634 151 Missouri Fcc 63i W Wit Un TeL 76 Hex Cent IS 194 W AUK 28f so Nortolll A WpL 3M 5434 W A U B pf 67 11 Government bonds steady at unchanged Quotations Hallway bonds active and strong The features were Toledo Ann Arbor and Cad Inta Oregon Short Line 6s N V Ontario and Western onnaols N V Chicago and St Louis 4s Fort Worth and Denver City Ists Denver and itlo Grande consol is Union Pa cific Denver and Gulf lets tit Louis Arkansas ana TexaS Ists Rook Island 5s Richmond and Terminal Peoria and Eastern lets Oregon provemnt late Northern PuciHo consol OB Mobll and Ohio generals Iowa Central lids Iron MnuntalQ 5s Erie 2d console Atlantlo and 1aoiflo Incomes Atchison Ilooklnic Valley ley Kansas and Texas Morgans Line and Trans heading Texas Pacilc Wabash and Went Hhore Issues The more Important net advances were in Atcblson 4s l i 11 cent to 82i and Incomes IX to 52i Atlantic and Pacific incomes 1 to a Erie 2d console lli to SJi Hooking Valley 5s 2M to 79K Iron Mountain 5s 2i to RSX Iowa Central Ists 2 to 85 Kansas and Texas 4s i t to 75J Mobile and Ohio con erals IX to 63K Morgans Line and Trans 7s 2 to 116 Northern Paoltto consol 3 to 83 Oregon Improvement lets X to IOIX Peoria and Eastern Ists Ih to 76 Richmond and Terminal As 31 to 68 Hock Island 5s X to 101 Reading 21 preference incomes IK to 38 and 3d preference Incomes 1 to 29 Bt Louis Arkansas and Texas lets 2V to 83 Texas Paclllo Iflts 1 to 89 and 2ds2to 84S Union Pacific Denver and Gulf lads 3 to 81 Wabash isIs IK to 96U and 2dc X to 00V We8t8hore4sl to 101K and R 4s 1 cent to 102 The noteworthy declines were in Denver and Rio Grande consol 4s 1 ft cent to 80K Fort Worth and Denver city Ists ii to 103H Hocking Valley 6s 1 to 84 Kansas and Texas 2ds 1 to 39 Morgans Line and Trans 6s 1 to 103 Mew York Chicago and Ht Louie 4s H to 89 New York Ontario and Western consol Es 114 to 92 Oregon Short Line 6s 2V to 105 Reading let preference In comes H to 66 i and Toledo Ann Arbor and Cad lets 2 r cent to 80 Silver bullion certificates for 197000 ounces sold at 102X103 Bar ilvsr in London 47SO V ounce Amount of silver bullion offered to the Government today 862000 ounces Amount purchased 737000 ounces as follows 24000 ounces at tl0320 38000 ounces at 110350 50000 ounces at 10340 50000 ounces at 10350 100000 ounces at 10376 125000 ounces at 10385 100001 ounces at 10390 60000 ounces at 10393 and 100000 ounces at 10395 Money on call was cheaper at H 1 cent and Interest 6 W cent at the close Time money nominally 6 V centforallperlods Commercial paper quiet Prime endorsed bills receivable are quoted at 697 V cent and firstclass einelename paper at 78 V cent Sterling exchange quiet Posted asking rates i8U for long bills and 480 for demand Actual rates 476X479 for sixtvday bills 484h485X for sight drafts and 485H 3 486X for cable transfers The amount of 4 i V cent bonds redeemed today under the circular of Oct II was 87 500 making the total to ditto 4b83550 The annual report of the Manhattan Railway Company for the year ending Sept 30 shows 18BO 1S80 Cross earnings5O1l93 3OrtO88l Inc 430312 Operation XDeuses and tales S5803B5 5432894 Dec 183O34 Net earnings54246523 S30A 87 Inc 8ih833J Interest and rental iu o3U3 iMcueo Inc 12a2i Balancetilta525 83104407 IDC 463118 Earnedea stock per cent 981 500 Inc 178 Dividends 0 per cent 1500000 1430020 Inc 1fiO00 Surplui51005535 8374407 Inc 332118 One per cent cash aol 4M scrip Faaaeif carried during the year Second avenue line 82I92I6 Third avenue line 252251o2 Sixth avenue line eitxn3U Mlntn avenue line 18t5Bmj Total iet Z03877 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad report gross earnings for October of 12252482 a de crease ol 6293 as compared with tlni same month of last year and net 9153J5 a decrease of 131145 The Governing Committee of the Now York Stock Exchange listed today the following se curities The Wabash Railroad Company additional leiue ot Second Mortgage five her Cent Pltirear Odd Honda 1130 0 makinir total amount lilted l uuuiiuii Chicago ant Eastsrn Iliiohi Railroad Company ad tlonal liiue of Preferred Buck eStttuuo making total amount lilted tlan7wi Michigan Central Railroad Companyi additional lima ot Four fer cot Mortgage Ctirruiirv Coupon Bond tjonuoo making total amount listed ir HOOO Nirthern 1aclilo Kallroa l Coniianya additional Issue ot Itallroad and Land Grant Conaolldated Mortgage five PerCent Cold Coupon Honda UJOuuo making total amount lilted 4u10 iooa Lenlsh Valley Railway Company Issue ot Urit Mortgage Guaranteed Four and a halt Per Cent Uold Bonds iii3 uuu The onto Hirer Railroad Company additional issue of General Mortgage Five Sir Cent fold Honda S20SXM making total amount lIst d a4Z uou Treasury balances compare with those ot yesterday as follows Von 11 trov 13 001115151195734 I57UO387 Silver U8 i773 402425 Legal lenilen 4UIOOI7 oOiauttt TotalsIl659l7024 ISU337I Deposits national bann Ca 4s701 ogalnit fn 8711255 yeatcrday In addition to the foregoing Dm Treaiurr report silver bullion purchased under the act ot July M InOtt lM7fuz and note eutnandlug agalniltlie same 515084273 Money In London 5 cent Discount In the open market for both short and three months bills DH V cent Amount of bullion gone Into the Bank of England on balance today 24 000 India Council bllla were allotted today at a decline of Aid per rupee Paris advices quote S V cents at 94 francs 97 t centimes and exchange on London at 25 francs 85 cen times The sales of mining stocks at the New York Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange today wero as follows Stlu fame Opening pttheu avert clonnt louoAatoru 6 0 11 0 li 0 Bullion 801 3 00 SIM 3 OO lOOtitfranawlek cu I 11 H 8 llCUaiedontaOa 70 80 80 SO lOOEiobeauer ISO 1 20 1 80 1 20 SOI Julia W 83 BS 85 OIKonutb 10 10 10 10 3jOLeadrllle IS 18 18 11 20 Little Chief SI 83 88 83 Ito Mexican 300 t fa ISO ISO too Mutual a ax oo I M JIG no 360 70ornanu of Aria 75 77 75 77 ItlOFutter Creek VT I II I H 1 13 1 15 2UOBer Nevada 2 70 3 TO 2 70 2 71 110 ULiou cue 341 4 441 240 240 Ike ii ial traniartlnna were ft 600 diarea New York Market WrDKrinir Nov 12FIotit inn uii There was rather more IniulrT but actual builoen wee gull muderate auti prlcea ware without liupruieuteut COTTON Knturva ty 43 point Ueullue on near months and 554 polnti advance on lato month closing eieady at P4lu pubIs advauc from yeiter ly cloeiug prices There wee a lull new blood on the Cotton Ki cnaog today and com appearaao of a conoerud sad ratbir strong bull movemeau The early weakneaa in the near mentna was due te an easier Uvrpesi narkel where it is evident the smaller crop estimates ware aerMiy LiUaad lot tie vlcf aal aeUvtty d 44 4 la A wlth which tayrdi tar the t rlI 414 early nantr tnenth was malniained seen tilled the bele P8290 Taloea After the tail call there we tone eelling to reatlte under which prlne fail CE a to ls pelnt bat a qnlok recover followed and the eloee wa In mOSS elleelttbe best Ilguresot the day Spot cotton her was fairly active et toll prloee middling apianda twe1 do leE li 131150 The following are the detalliet the transaction In future Jimti Cloimti Mat Stlat Zotwrt SaW November 112701 S3H B34 RI7 leoii Ueoember R425 D44 eJl JJ Uaoo 84O 22Al0 lannary HSsrJ 5113 nsi February ae PBO Boa nM ta aa Haron flOflM U67 115111 KM Si MX April r ft7S 1170 1175 H03 15100 May 08l5M81 ftH3 874 101100 Jnne OVOM DM U01 HB4 8BUO July awvii are aol ona joo AUriletIdtOlaluOfi laui 014 IBOO Total tale iWsoo bales Traniterabl notice leaned tomorrow at Buuo coosons t IBPOfll dOles Bale Receipts at the ports this day33194 4J18T Previously Irom Kept 1 254iW4 a3ia85 Stocks In United Slate ports 4t744 32 l Kxporuslnce Sept 1 1577443 143 605 IMivtMo Lard futures were firmer and fairly aotlve In speculative wavi ills evident that the pro duction for the current eason Is lo OS unusually small selet 1040 tie at H3 a for December and uuwrfiuJIc for January After Change the cloie was steady at HbKc for December auic for January H73C for February Viao for March and 7oec for Mav Spot lard was firmer but less actlvei sale tu toe prime City at 7 95o and loo tee prime Weaiern at 0 7Ho regular reIned for the Continent quoted at a aiUOr Ferk tlrm at H2vatl3 but the market was quiet Cut meats weak especially for lilht weight ot which the proportionate production Is larieg sales lluou tta pickled bellies loss fce at WAHO Drssud hon firm at Ua5o but pin cheaper at 5aSMo Beet In small supply and deareri extra India men fisaflrt pr Me Tallow quiet ana easier at 4 lll iHa Butter and cheese steadv laim Wheat future wer firmer In sympathy with the improved financial situation but the speculation was far from actlvei sales lxoon I built at liMMO IUSM for Decemberlo U ltxJH for Jnurrtl i i14 OSIotIM for Mar and CiM9lo4 tor July Spot what was firmer but qnleti No 2 red winter In elevator quoted at St0334r51U534 i sales HMmobnsh In cluding No 3 red winter at HOIH r o H and No 3 Turkish red at tl 01 afloat Indian corn futures were firmer on stronger cables and easier rcovryi sales 970000 busb at WJ ooWa for Dec mbr CO9044e forJannarrand6US4gstilHOfor May 8itcorn wnrin ri shippers took 64000 busb and there was a fair local tradet sales were mainly Ho 3 mixed at BBM dOc afloat Oats were more active and options nightly dearer aale 311040 bush Including oillcns hail rnliedat 41Na 41450 for December MHJMHc for Nay and on the ipot mixed at 47OSIo and white at cHgVJc a In quality also No 2 white at OlUeuo In elevator and No 2 mixed at 4194040c In elevator Rarity qnoted atisasso for Western IKIS04I for State and Mo Ml for Pacific coast AfterCheat Wheat steady No p red winter for November II 0434 I54oembai 5tIO4 January t13334 February I07J4 March loeji Mar IU9M July l04V Corn nrm No amtxed for Rovem ter 5DMCS December coMa January aUL May SINe Oat nrm No i mIxed for November 4 Uet December 41434c 1V rj WTJO Nay OIc i Ste While for December UHot January 654G Oaoc tin Coffee on the spot waa quiet and a sba l easteri Rio auoted at ITJanuo for no 7t sale 500 bate No 7 at 17c afloat ana IOOO ban Santos No 8 at 18940 spot also 2031 bagS old crop Bantc late yes terdayeup t Mildfrdedull andnncbantd Rloep tlons were depressed owing to private despatehee from Rio statIng that exchange there bad declined to 23Ud and the general nnssttlad condition of financial affair Receipts at Rio suiu ban al Santo 29000 bass Sales 24000 bat closing barely steady with seller at the fol lowing prices November172SoirebmaryIS Slay15ioo December17100 Narcil15204 Jane15tLIC Januarylaino ApriL 151501 Raw sugars were more active at a decline closing at 414o for fair reDnlns muscovado and 5M05WC fer Stand ard cenlrltnirali London advices war dull and eailerl Sales ituu tons moicovado Bu test at 44G Renned sugars were more active at a decline of Mo Quoted at a IIIDC for cut and crushed uto for craanlated effo for powaereo 6to for cone H818C for mould A n 1lHo for candy A ojic for confectioner A M o for on A S4i95t T for whit extra O ana 4 f5iaa54c for yellows Molanea quiet Rice quiet but about eteady At the tea auction sale the o9rlnt were fair a 5dpii and pricea wr easter a fol lows Morune tlvson is iiHc yonnr bison 18 1134c Imperial D34n cunpowder 189440 Fine RacyYoung njsoii l5aiMo imperial iBVic mn powder liifac Japan Pan fried 1254t11314sl backet do isgioo Congou 10Ha33c India ana o Pekoe 13O24o Oolonr roochow 17HOT Amoy 140 For moia20 40o alle 141 mate Government Java coCa al MIT1L9 Straits tin opened steady but later declined a trio and closed eaey sales lu ton at 2UOS4 for Ne Tember settlingprlc for spot 2KSOC for February 2IIV5C Lead was s shade firmer but quiet settling price for spot 3 uuo VITAL STO IS Spirits turpentine waa quiet and with out any decided change doling at 4lo for regular and 41HC for machines sales 10 bbls Kosln firm and choice grades era higher sales 2OO boll O at 53 and liulbbla W WattA PITHOLIIOII National Transit certlfloatei advanced slightly some covering by short closing steady Natlnnal Tranilt certincates opened at SlIde sold at 73 ig74c and closed at 740 1 sales 14BUOO bbls Live Stock Market Saw TOKK Wednesday NOT lEeceipte ot beeves were lK 3 head Including M car for export 81 can for the market and so car direct to slaughterer TIle trading ruled brink and active and at an advance ot 15c VI loo tba on all grades the pen were cleared Poorest to best native sters sold at 310t5t95 luo JM 3 carsot Texan at finv bulls and dry oowsat IlJ59tiax Dressed beef needy al OTMo ft ft for native idee Latest cable from London quote Ameri cn steers firm at lOUQiae I A dressed weight and American refrigerated beef steady at wantage i B Shipment today 460U quarters of beef Receipts calves were 707 head Market rnled ac tive for all trade at former price Teats sold at 535IM7U I liu tts cratsers at fz25a250i West eros at 363l4af437M Recelpte of sheep and Iamb Ineludmc 7 oar loayla direct were 5585 bead The market waa fairly aotlve and price ware folly sustained for both sheep and lamb Sheep sold at 49S5soV lull lbt lamb at SAtiStod5lI Dressed mutton flrm at 714090 V Ib dreised lambs steady at445lt0 Reeelpta ot hoc including 9 oar for sale were 6708 head Market steady at SJiiO M4JO ft ItO lbs eat Estate ExclnaaBO Malta By R V Ilarnett A Cot Rut Eighty seventh street 178 178 and ISO south side 75 feet est of Third avenu three fourstory brick tenement with lot 20x70 II lO43u each East Fifteenth sIred 232 south side 1828 feet west of Second avenue four story basement and high stoop brick dwelllnx clod lot 34x103a at 833500 Tenth Amsterdam avenue 1310 and 1318 east tide 704 feet north ot dereatrnfth street two fourstorr and French baeement Belleville stone dwellings ana lots each 17x81 at 17400 each West Flityfourth street Ito south side 897 feel saM of Columbia avenue fourstory and basement blah stoop brownstone dwelling and lot lHxloo5 at 544 i5 400Ry Jobn r B Kmvtht East Tenth street 374 tbs premises 33600 East Fortrnlnrn street M south side west of Park avanne fourstory burhtoop brownstone private dwalllnaandlot DXJfIIl at AOOO Men lath street 117 south side about IS5 feet west of Lenox avenue fourstory brick private dwelling ana lot Sox l oil 11 at 31txxL Oak itreet 7 toutb side 1101 feet east of Pearl treat nve story brick tenement with store end five story brick double tenement on rear and lot 237x834x 3310XH51 atK8875 Canal Street aaa north side 218 feet eaat ot South Fifth avenue four story and basement brick building with store and lofltihOx317x7tt7 at 37lua James Wells sold 123 lot opposite Crotona Park Tremont Twentyfourth ward The corner of Southern Boulevard and enfold avenue brought CI15U and lola adjoining brought from 87 U I to CUOV each The oppo site corner or the Southern Boulevard and Fenfold ave nue sold for 31400 lly u I F Ingraham t Cat East 105tb street 107 north side SO teat salt of Fourth avenue three story tone front dwelling and lot ltLSxtO atS7lu By A II Mnller Son Madlron avenue 175 east side north of Thirtythird street four story and basementlhlihstoop tone dwell me and lot 34 BKxHiO at34tOO By L J Phillips 1 Ca 7 cit Twentythird street 82 te 88 south side MZ6 feet west of fifth avenue portion of rivestory roe front store plot x9He feet at Muo000 to the ptalnttO Real Eetata Traaefera Uadlion av w a SJ7 5 42d it 28xlrrec John 0 Callus to Kmma E Cattua 140000 Beach we 14 in it Thomas Carroll and wife to William OKeefe 1200 Webster av w a lot 8a map Wm B U Zbsrow ski Uiuo Sarah u otuwell to N Y CUy Co operatIve navana 9u souasuo ceu lent it 5 s leO e Morris av 05x135iiefen I JuenglluR Yllllam Miller 8604 7Blh alais iD e Park av 20x1022 Jacob Llpp man to llarrla Bauni 1 Same crop Harris Baum and wife to Daisy I Ltnnmann I 1 einit a i 7Se loth ar 85x1005 cha N Mar bin to Itose Harris 80000 University pi w a 551 n 10th st 3l7lliM9i Ella V A Dayton to Samuel Illriob 118 Ram prop Richard Tucker to Samuel hirsch 341 Same prop Isabella Tucker and coo to Sam uel iflrsob 288 Park row IIMIII James W Covert ret lo I John U Epellmen 85100 8th av w s 2ift a Kith st 2nDxiariN Rosalie mrlnhardt and ant lo Abraham II Hummel 100 Boulevard nw cur Iatfl it iolixiur I Ralph H Townsend aDd I If to John Ii 0451 14000 H5thst I 33UW Wm II lismsey to George lird mnn 11 10 Mthit n s 244 e 1st av 133xlX18 Mary J Byrne to John Bolen 28811 Morris av ws eon Urayat 50x100 kIlos Mo cully to BaranSiiulre v ii vivv t 00 I34thstn25uw th Iv lRNxPOib Matilda Seaman and ano to Robert Disk 16000 ectn it n a HO e Btb avwxiuua Sarah K Lowther and coo to Hllas B Brown 100000 4 d st n 5 lOU w SIb av 33x100 Win William and wife to Henry o 1 Valeutln 1 Monroe at n a 31111 Jefferson et 2ttxl20 Mosss L Iohn and wife to Annie Cohn l Madison av n w our 114th st 3511x100 Joseph F Knapp and wIfeto Sophie Kepuer 43000 Hadlaoii cv 5 5 Mil n I Hlhst 33x110 Joseph P EflapIl to Sylvia 7 Knapp 28000 Otis av n e our auth it Iinihxl35 Charles Noble end wife lo Elizabeth Caste 1 neat hud nv 0 COT Will it 2MDU David U llche r ali wife to Aims Lynch 60OO 7th av n wcorMJd st I25 uullt Alexander McSorier and wile lo Henry Kern 35003 Mill st a C 2l ie intb av ialoO Robert Deck and w4fe to Slatdalialnsfl l 2RSOO Lenlnrton al 45M Ihouia II Illlford Jr to Jennie CJustlnlcan 33000 Net et s 5 IM Null Wm U Cuoate and wife to N H Tillulion and ano 19600 03d its 5 1490 a 34 av anxiuui Isaac Good sum and wife to Martin Htori 3290 3d av IU7U Eugene A Ullbin and wife to Moses Dovision Adler 5t ib Deborah llankinson Yo Meyer 21907 Kahn 17750 i lawn st 5 5 0110 e Willis av mxir Edward W Crlttenden and wife to Jiilni Cf Cornish 8OO loth st u s f 4 1 e treenwlch av soc Irreg James W Ketchamand wife lo Albert I Hire 18000 S4lh it s s 01 e toih av H4XIU33 JacoU M Hew man to Robert Moillrr 1 Park av 5 a 453 n 7Jd st o7x U Mtttbla B Smith to Cbsriss II Lock 85000 4itn si n 5 IU7 w Lexington av 3UIOO Chas Id Lock to MH Smith AOOO l4lb te 2005 bOth av I73il00ll dies II Look 10 Thomas Ii Oltrord Jr 48500 6lh a v e a 35 w s beth st 3110x100 Oeo W Lookhardt and wit to Herman Wronkow 1 Wooster w 5 85 n Prince t jUxlti LotUs Pelleiler ud sue lo Abraham W Mae 91780 lOfist st 331 East Valentine Meyer to Jacob lls3st hurler 414 East Slartita It Faulkner Is ttsary 0000 V Henedlct I 7Utb st n 0 3 3 wftth av 21x1122 Hanson lilson and wife to Vtllllam it llaflslCaii 7SOOU Mottle cv es 25 p 176th 5 lull Jolm lichen ri and Silo James T Ferguinn I2UXI Grand ll HI to fn5i VVtu Uuhler Jr to Big inniid KlliiKensieln and an I Same prop Alexander Heis and wife to Wii Ham Htibler Jr 70000 Mndiiara pi n a lot uu map Anthony estate 24tb ward Arthur 11 ClaOlu and wife to Joan J Foley Ilosebridge road e a let 65 same map Saae to Mary B Uedfe 40 Katalleav es tots 34 tear same map taatete OCe 10 Peso M t f tMtMfM IM 4 BOO tt 4 eA ai4 6 to t s let 45 06105 9S pa tO a C

10115Ie It NQuten 580 o 4o Lot 42 map of It villa sites anamieu pert Anthony tate24lh ward A damn and wife to John ii aionlgle Villa sits A map in Till site and fo lOtaTpart 7 fAflbOflyStlteS4tbwapdl same ioaarl 4750 Lot 89 and 87 map of la Till sites and u let part of Antbonveetatei I sane to Patk VBradr 1780 tote 6AM mao of lu Tllla sue nra 11 tpart AnlnonTMUtai earn to Morris B Birla Veen tit L40U Lots 10 and ao nap of id tin site a dlw tou part of Anlbonv estatE iam to John Cur and ano S4SO Lou 13 and 14 nap of 16 villa sites and so lots ri r Anthony setl same to Oscar T Conner a409 Lots 47 end4tl same map lame to else smIth 1510 kojljana 10 same mapu same to Augustus 8 Frete 3800 Lot 31 sam ma sam to F M Old 1378 Lot 28 to 31 earns dip same to dci Thomas 4IM f4same same to Clias BAhnemau 730 Lou 17 ana 18 same map same to John U Oroge 3eoO Klngsbrldge road e a lot 77 te six tame mapi ameto Edwardx OHwIIV 8300 KIngibrldge road e s lot 70 to 71 same map same to Joetph A Chamber 7 1580 Natalie ar w a lot M bs 54 and OO to 04 sam Ixdgwiok ar w a lot BIB same raapi Arthur B Ciaflln and wife to Edwin Parson map Same to Ane Krk 8440 Bedtwlok ar w a lots M K O same mepi lame to Arne Claflln 15000 mT00RDb soR7oA0Is Adler Moees to Eugene A rhllbln eitd ar l luBtb st 2 yrs 99600 Bars Jcot J and wit to the Lorlllard Bk Wk Co ne KMth st w other 3 months 3800 Belea John and wire te Jacob nuppert et at nsMthit elltav I yr SmorU 14000 Brady Patrick r to Arthur B Claflln lot 88 dud 57 map 10 ThIS sItes and 140 lute pars of Anthony estate 8 yr 1080 Barry gellna O and husband to John II lliller JrssJithstestliavayrs 1000 Cromwell Fredk X irs to Richard II L Town send w a Ridge s Rivlnnonat 1 yr 87000 Chamber Joseph X to Arthur B Claflln let Tt map in villa ella and to lou pan Anthony estate 34th ward K month 474 Same te lame same prop 8 yrs 474 Carr John and ano to Arthur B Claflln lots IS coil 3u map ot IB Tllla site and ao lets part of Anthony estate 24th ward s yrs 1470 Conner Osear T to Arthur II Claflln lets 18 and 14 map of la villa sites and 80 iota part of Anthony estats5 yrs 11440 Caawell fcoTwa a te Arthur I Claflln lou 77 7H7 aid 80 map 18 villa site end So lots partot Anthony eitat 24th ward 8 yrs 1950 Dreyfus Julius to Bernhard Mayer 5 5 3d it e AvA less I mo 75000 lame to Joseph Attenhoferes 3u it e Av A leaie ayrs 12000 Drag Join IL to Arthur B Clatlln lou 17 ailS IA map le Tills site aud SO lots part of An thony estate 8 yn 1840 Dersitt R c lo tame low 43 and 44 map of 18 villa allis aid 80 lou part ot Anthony estate S yn 1113 Enf el Wm to Wm Bankln a a 18th st S nth ar lesieSyra 33000 Erdmann oeo to The Met Life Ins Oo s a 15th twetharTsyn 33000 PUanagan TTm u to Uee B Eltchlnc n a 7ath stwmharSyn 14000 Frawkenbeimer Leopoldln toReglne bane n7iitit wsthav n its 15000 Ford Julia B to The Title luarante and Trnst Co n s 74th st I Columbus av a yn 31000 Fettretoh Mary to Cat R Reynolds a s loua at Wbv lyr 1779 Falk Hannah L and husband to II Herrmao Sternbaob A Co n a Seth it S 8th ar aemand 10000 Frazee Augustus 5 te Arthur B Claflln lou is and 18 map 18 villa sites part of Anthony estate 31th wardMmonth 3 1180 Graham John F lo Asa A Spear n Houston it ear C lease lyr LOCO Ooldsnbarg Simon and wife to Wm F Well n w cor noostar and Broom sta Dodge Mary E lo Arthur B Claflln lot 6A map of IB villa site and 80 tot part ot Anthony est 24lb ward Syr 708 Heather George to same iota 7 a and 8 map IS YiIlaees andSO lota partot Anthony 24thwrd 8yn 3301 Hughes George W and wife to Wilbur F waah burn se lusdst wiotbav l yr 10000 Horton charlotte A and aDo to Clara A Whit loan n a 12 ib st lou 512 ana 513 end 544 and 243 map of ManbattantIlle eat of J B Law rence lyr 1000 JuatlnlanU Jennie C u Jamee Affleck and ass toni aa w s Lexington av n 45th it 0 yrs 14000 Kunkel otto to Obermeyer A LlebmannS2 and 84 Dlrtilon st demand 45O Klrke Agnes B to Arthur B CUflln lot 54 map 16vltlaltes and 80 lots part Anthony estate 24tb ward S moTif 3 vn 8894 Peeblea James at and wit to SLIt Courtrlght n e Bockfleid at S Marion ar ft yrs 3000 Quinn Kobt N to Arthur B Olaflin lou 32 and 33 map IB villa sltei and 80 Iota part Anthony estate Hth ward a yra 1680 Reynold DanleL to The Mutual Bank a a 167ID stw loth av notes eMO seaman Matilda and husband to Robert Dick a a Seth st 5 bOth ev Install 3350 SlcgeL Abraham and wife to Thomas If I bonnet ly T4KI ao n w car Madison av ana 104th it S yra 7009 Smith Gsa to Arthur B Claflln lou 47 and 48 map le rllla sites and So lots part of Anthony estate 34th ward s yrs a letS 11810 Squire Sarah to Ellia McCully w 5 NorrIs ar nOrarat demand 4000 Tasael Louisa Van to Dwight H Olmstead et al tresses nasitlut wlstar syn 13000 Tllden Mra L F F to R Kredk Kill 80 M part Mtateot Mllano C Tllden 77T 189 Bam to Mr JOSeph Lewis 4 pert of estate of Mllano c Tllden 400 Tot Fernando to Robinson Gill n S 137th it e Park av I yr 3000 txuis Alter Wm to Wm Rankln 16th st 5 s 6JO e Sth ar 25X1U31 IByra 8J50 Same In same a C 16th itiiaee aihar 35z 1051 118 yrs 5JO Brokballne Wm to Otto Kunkel 8384 Dlvlilen it 511 yrs 689 Casey John is Wm Gern nnt 175 East 103th st4Syrs 800 Drake Charles to Otto von Borrel 48 BowerS 5 yra 4000 Frothingham Chaa F lo Gao D Averln and ane nil and 11111 East SBthst 21 yr t 714O Irlni Wm M and aao to M J Connellan 1717 and 1710 8th ar store6yre 4000 Lawrence uuitar T to Win Weber 1871 AT A 3yn 880830 Lehman John to Martin D Levy et al part 411 Broadway II yrs 7 mos 1100 McCoy peter J to Albert II Terhune 3331 8th ar 10 5l3yn 4000 Stewart Theo L et al to Max Cook et ai part S Warren st flyn 4800 The trustee of Columbia College to Mary B Barren 173 Murray st 21 yrs 1000

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Lexington ar corner 63d st W ANTED An experienced dressmaker alio Cw apprentices Apply 3JO East BJd I You NO LADIES WANTED tn make rubber bMO In M six weeks can earn 1 or CH a web board pad while learniti Address COLCHE8TEH RUBBER COM PANT Colchester Coon Ulanttd alt A rIIRTOUSB CYLINDER PRESSMAN wanted staid situation to sober competent roan HOE CAMPBELL A CO box 37 188 4th av A RE YOU SEEKING EMPLOYMENT Do yon wish A tehaugel Position all kinds quickly procured pa4 NEW YORK BUREAU 736 Broadway AGENTS WANTED nothing to carry genuej bI it n good pay gentlemanly treatment Call Tkmday and Friday 44 Broadway room aaA A BLOOMINGDALE BROS 8d ar and Al 88th it require at once expert retell dry good packers ootobaaement A MAN who iiouick l te Ian will be instrncted for S 001 Out4io city trid Apply at stars cornar Pilrth iv and lo fit t4 1 cOre A STENOGIIAPHEII and typewriter who unlenundl DtD4 beokiieptng AdUren AB box 338 Bun offle A OOOD FORWARDER wanted in bladery e Barclay i t np stairs t1 11r I BOOKBINDERS Two men wanted who bull uimtand running backing machine Address A NEED A ou ajj CIr t Philadelphia BOOK BINDERYA circuit Bu maker and eneral BcIIDERY I good permanent makr aDdDta ABOYLIi PRB88 3B287 Cherry I BOOKBINDBRaAiilitant flntshir wanted at CAONEY B1NDEBY CO 7W Broadway DOOK COMPO8ITORB wanted BURR PRINT1NU HOUSE 18 Jacob It B lo NABONI wanted Apply TOOl STYLES AyMerrli Park L L Only nnlon men TIOe BTLJI DLOCKjAjNTERiwanted none but fintclau AJ taadi need apply 139 Franklin 1 rear Intl rANDY I KER WAITED to go 10 the country anal b first class eOullfl on ounhr gOOdI Sarsosa 0uDte Barao this t1 ei warsi Ito acd 01 tJ Mh157 FTIak1iiIItatSAlu Nov11 barC a aU07 C1II and Gordon feeder wanted I J BOONET Broadway corner B3th it nAMFBSLL FBB88 FEEDERS Wanted CArEL PIBI ii BCRg PRINTING HO 14 18 Jacob It O YLaDEI rBIDIRR wanted for Boiton steady J 10IDI work Apciy Trnothetj rom IB Park pI Ia QMBNBB TEKDE1P r HBINBlon I Howard st E TIIIe4 two good script and jsnrsI 4 lettirim WDta rD lTirwri liberal wagee f J 1 SWEET X3U Broadway E hAND J01 Ir prlDtu onic Nw York toy BLLidailitr wai Brooklyn and brldr and car farsa HBSTXJLASS COLOR DYERS mmUBM AMD HBLTKU 11UI AD HLaU ON BKBIN IIL k TKADT WOBK AND GOOD FAT ATFIT t WBIDIIANN SILK DYEING COMPANY It PATER80N 1 I If f If 110IR IQBHk lck 8ROTHBtta8Hswarklt and elIcIt Degsner prisees Hoboksn stsa m lTII I DBj ijnEt en liverplated war o 1rpld 11 TH A LALLEM AND 7 FBltea It M ttro luAIf a e with am kaowledg of Iu I 5t wilt I be dl detaIls ef our line and I t 10 tb charge ot 013 competent t OlplU 21ISD11YID4 Df saczi WtLwac1d on loch urdav sU 11 pan AOOIE b iu 1 lehman it H rat ln ncaqDIdl wrk and toed nay weekly outfit free bw A CO Oenev N T p i r VSIUEa witt eblduD having work or b m v1018 ln Lb WI will be asiliuj I to CIEnr if IVVltinr t 1 the CHILDRENIT All turk fc Eu 81b Pu llomeleaa 1 Ud 8 0 good cUracter provided with home p albr and robbers wanted oa

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Tain it 1ITANTED Yarnlihni and polluters etasdy ausploy ff intnt with rood wages to every efflclent Ant class workman non others Dd apply No TtrnUhtr or polisher In the piano trade now on strike 0 apply Apply at BUInwar HaN 10 But I4th It 1JANTEDTtretoasi dentUt operator to boy op TV ratlnv dapartm of most parftct and eemplat Itntal itablliliment cantral New York State oaaa businesi OlU Kurtlur loformatlon from L U IIOWK 19 rark placa WANTED8ALE8MENMr Bt nlTi laolnr tot VT OfferS I rare opportunllr riol agents for hit book In Darkest Afrlcar a tow vacinotes itlll open Aptly Ara ptr brl t rta OIIARIBH BCRIRNER8 lIONS inbtcrlp Ion department t Its and 74A Broadway New York rp W AN izD of Both and abllltr totollelt a vy YtrttMintmi for banking publication Liberal eommlulon Ono harlnr on knowl iJ aofa lT rllMr preferred 8 Tina iL boom S L iI7TRDA mod machInery mooldtr to to onc muldr WANTBDA mehlnf 1 vy hour ride from cllyi to a rood DaD study rt Addrxa with rartnc and wage aipotaFOONDBB box 1x4 tun omc WE HAVE atreral fIne opinIng to mn 51 ll VT will teach our bailntii and par moderate talarr whit learnlni Apply panonallj JOJ But uad I eornr 1 ar VT TANTED isarftr Bon 125l u new allot cm thEri RB Uz41ON NEWS Co Erie depot Jersey CttF 1T LNThDiIaIr builders for Inside and ontald work WANTBDBtalr lul4n VT AOKERLY A UEHARD COMPANY 6th it and Jaokaon ar LIng Island CttF rANTBDTkr taw man on band saws and VT srnillwork Lddreii mal EMPIlLIt SAW WOUSPottjirvts I 1 VANTEDA flntclass braxer I mnit be competent to WANTED b111lr mJ JJ Y bend tubing ARIIBU A PANCOA8T MFO CO Thirtythird 1 and lit av 1IYANTRDA strong young man to work In tite paper WAN1DlrOU ppr VT room at JENKINS A cCOWAN PrinterT oor Orand and Centre 1 A I7ANTEDRsliable man who thoroughly under Ban VT office stand Campbell Pony Preas Address U 1 1M itANTBDAt one tlnimlth for furnac work WANTED rlB BOYNTON FURNACE CQ 2OT wor 1 Water it WANTED RIM bal lewen and maker steady VT work and belt pay given J KAOUOWVMathar UTA2ITEDA competent ranalo compositor Apply WAtTEDompIt ompolor PI VT to R 1IAUMEK SMITH i SONS tu Beet man si WANTEDAnlnk laleiman whobsat In this VT city Addreii A IL boxMIl Sun ottice lTANTEDG0O4 man on fnrnac and heater W ITBD00 J CONSTANT 144tnt andSdar W I ANTED Blank book flnlihir and a rnler and feed VT er 138 Maiden lane top floor W IANTEDTwo Boor fain at one early Apply at VT 7 Well 14th 1 bailment W ANTED Roy tn hat factory Apply attar oclock VT 311 Hudson W ANTED Ire A boy tor lb pal shop at 81 Thompiom W ANTED Boy to fed Gordon preia 418 Broom M 1 e COAL MINERS SOFT COAL Scotch Welah o 15 W g lif English West Virginia I fare advanced MAYER M COPPOCR 10 Greenwich eopJOcK I Jiain an4 A MIDDLE AGED GENTLEMAN of culture dlsen 11 ggd tom lo 1 2 dislrei poiltlon food penman accountant ipeaks Fuel and Italian NOKINO 2434thav AN AMERICAN i desires position of shipping curb Artma aulltant I belt or reference 1 WILLARD 9 J West 9th St A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT CANADIAN WOMAN rJ lc i A as cook and laundress excellent I baker city or country wood reference Call at 88J 8 av ABBSPECTABLE WOMAN wlsheia position U cook t1 willing to shut In washing Addrasa X C box wllni 125 bun UptOWn omc i3tu Broadway rbTh STRONG GIRL for general homework can A cook wash Iron wait on table Aol excellent ref erencea Cal at too 8 ar A MAN aged 3fl years wiskes situation of any kind A z rA tn expert at handling bonus Addrei OTTO BEUCH 27U litar A LAY wonlct Ub place aijanttrr Apply 244 East 71st t BOY 17 desire position In wholesale house beet ref 3i erences residing with parental has ofllce xp yucca also trpewrlter please state salary I COBS 3 East 88th It BOY 17 year of age not afraid ot work would like JE to learn a trade or any positIon Address mall NOl lit aIr JOSEPH KAUFMAN lOOKBINDBROood blank book mIr would lk Li ailtuatlon out ot town preferred Addreas J 1 B box 180 Bun offlo BOOKBINDERS Yonng man with axperlence would Al like to laD bookbinding I a good ruler Addre RULER box 174 Sun office PT A BRIGHT BOY a graduate of public school a BY ltr position ii aRc boy reference J N SO lGa ar COMPOSITOR thoroughly reliable wonld work full or part time A I box 12 Sun ofo C RAYON ARTISTS for rapId work EQUITABLE PORTBAIT 0010 AT J DWELLING HOUSE OR FLATiFamlly ot adults L who can furnish I nnqniitlonabl references desire a private house to look after In the abaenc ot owner or would take charge of a single flat or row of Oats Ad dress IMMEDIATE box 101 ga uptown office L283 Broadway FREE I TO EMPLOYERS Male help for itorei fami 5 ne and farm carefully selected and furnished f re NEW YORK BUREAU 756 Broadway C1URNITURE OR EXPRESS DRIVER want situation mi but at rlmDol bond given jf required f LAWTON ai310th ar HOUSEWORK By a young Welsh girl city or coun LA try good cook experienced laundres food of children and not atrald of work Call 273 eth ar near 17th It Mn HALLS HOUSEWORKYoun girl wishes situation reliable IL and willing three yean reference 817 Wail 43d I I ANITRK8B wishes position in Cat or erst clas tene ii ment house belt of reference Mrs BEBHOLZ 42 East lOut St NORTH GERMAN PROTESTANT OIL would like L place In a nice family u cook and lanndree or general servant In small family reference 882 3d ar pROOF HEADER FRANK MILLEB box 1e Son offle s TENOOItAPliBIt font years exprioci desire p bJ sltion in law or commercial 110 pilaF7 ill can urnltti cUn references Address Alc USATE box 19 BaD Up4OwflODCI 12 Broadway RATB SI 11TUATION wanted by young girl aa nureei expert IJ need Call between 8 andU at 313 tast74lh it too floor TWO COLORED OIRLB one first cook and lanndre T8 chambermaid or house worn city riferenc No 123 Weit a d it TAILORES8 on flue work coat or vest 1 N C San Harlem branch office 71 West 125th st WANTED A young hustler with reference led TV bonds I required wlshsi to represent a first class home only In New England experience seven years retail and eighteen month on road Addraii F box 413 Nw Britain Conn roa UIANTEDPOsttiOn by experienced man as form gl VT mD In liable or store best reference a to char acter and ability 13 yean reference last employer No 3IU Clermout ar Brooklyn jourcci MAN wishes position U driver for shipping A or city and N J delivery can drive single or double ran furnish reference Addraiior call JOHN 8JllNESBLER6IJ5lhst oa JOlN YOUNG IRISHMAN wlshis situation a bartinDtri 1 lIve yean experience Addreu I 1 car of el Sal 007 10th ar YOONO MAN would like situation as driver for dry 71 1 it good it boot Address A HULTOREN 863 f Ot nuti o nd FOUND Picked up off Port Morris about Aug 17 OUb A small Sailboat owner cn here same br prorlnff property and pailng expense Address 5 JOhNSTON 138th it and Ball River LOBTRetween Nor e and IQ gold medal with Inl tlali IL M s i name a Fbert on the bar also num ber regiment rl Inscription I ou reverse ilde A liberal reward will be paid by returning It to Owner ayg a bIPW I rm O KBBBT at Wm N barman 208 Pearl et NY L 08 on ilo a lady geld I watch and chain re I4 ward oflirei 42 Bail 80th Si UKcint JY1 AORINI8TB INVENTORS Before atiplvtnr for AVI pt nt adore NATIONAL PATENT COw aJi lr IJ way pateut solicItors WANTED at once a ieconha dynamo VeRy or TV pfty J 111 J buy I or tens it 1 bp o DYNAMO box IO Bun nptown cRop tW Br4w y hniurt A LBBOLUTELY STRONG FOLDINO BEDS only B 11 hair msttreues V cabinet mirror beds 8 on OTIH 304 Weit 2M It iftc riure DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE JN GREAT YA FULTON RIETY BT MANUFACTURED lIT T U BELLEW ill i1r nILAU aid ooita3lpeas4 a kialj14 i LB daLI liwest ricil fWIJT A Q0 is ie 111Un 411011 l l v i I rtetnTL i e Jm 111LLIS V wTrketrFWMl PIth it A I OT JI prohibItion Some pstr9n1514 by Wi me v n V A workers Ilu pl new York irktb Iro mt MIrptr s A DVB 712raaT RHBINO AGENCY for all paper at offlc rates OARDEB8 wanud I 178 Slat Tilt 555 IO I1I Li board at modirsle pnces lecond fleer BRIUI PRIVATE FAMILY hare a few room 1 FRENCH rll F lit with board retireeis 184 Wait 48d t miL VIRNO 80 East IBtb it en deer from Broad jOTELVIBNO war BltgaatlF furnished rooms with or 1U out beard lsvtor LKXINUTON AY 1324 nearB8dtNlelFfnrnlhtd 14 teems with board lenuemen or families table bale T EXINOTON AY L333 nsarMth St tatlBNlcelr LEHINOTON I I t3SU 54 furnished rom with excellent board i tabl board I ADIBS aid gentlemen can aceommodaud With JJ gOod board and room at alB West aoth 1 VINE IIOLHE Hthlt 23 287 231 Welt large and small room wltk er without I beard I am l1 WARNINO TO HOVtlEKEErRK James E slaTher proprietor ef the wU known Man hattan lions I clsanfn Bureau call I pedal I attention et his patron and the public te the tact that Oeorge F Gamer formerly an employee of the Manhattan lions i Cleaning Bureau has opened a urn clatmlag to nave been established In I8su nnder the name or the Metropolitan House Cleaning Bureau whlcn Bareaa bnslniM 504 rood will I was bought out by James K Oarner and added tn hie wellknown Manhattan Ileus Cleaning Burea more than three Fear age Ore F Darner hai jIlt ooand bailneaa I and is I uilng full copy or my cardaand rfrncfl without my anthnrltr I thuadcelvln general nublln Respectfully JAM KB adIVIIIb Iabln Rpetul feOARNhRTyroprletor et Xanbatun lions Cleaning Bureau 143 Wit 20th riT city dIW D Kalbar I Brooklyn o W AVKBLBY PLACE ItOLBmall vrlrat American I TV boarding konie nicely fnrnlahed room all I con renleae excellent tale references ID ST 85lticelyftrniabedrooml I two nnUmeni I it good German cooking 84BO aelii table board 3 ITHAV iniai yeaneiteblUhed Mechanicboard 4 tnt houl for qnlet respectabl working ladle and enta 83M tosS weekly IlTil AVM 4NIce1y fnrnlihed Bntfloer parlor aid 7 tllrtrlb I bedroom all Improvement excellent bOard I 1 III ST 293 WEBTNlcely I rnrntahad etogle l or HTII OfBiil or wttboit board term nod rat all convenience n IOTH ST IU3 BABTROOB and board e arly break SA fast three meals 88 table I board 83 bath I gas WB8TFrct ball bedroom nicely 1OTR ST ill bl Wrm nlet 14 furnished all eoartnlino good table board 1rTn BT 138 BABTSlngt and double roomi av 18 IAIT8Inwt nTB 4 aad beard flritola tabl boarder accommodated a JD STTSn WEST flea I MatlonVLar band s eomeiy furnlifad room good board AOO weekly 1 and small room also parlor tabl board 22 DST Ill WESTLarn room ilnilr er ea nlu h alio amall 1 rI exoeltant table DST BiG WEST oppoilt Grand Opra nenV aVO Desirable well nrnlshd room with or without board transients aecommoJatsd riferenee OQD ST 334 WEST Nw elegant furniture Shier 34 tm U 11 attractive bone all I convenleace table board optional OQD 11 908 WEST Large cheerful well furnlihd bard AO room alec small room superior board table 23 DBT 140 WEST Larg dxtrahl room singly 1 u oriniulte all venlencei superior board SOD ST sea WENT iL slstlonLarie cheerful sunny u alcove 1 room superior board table board TII OT 2L WESTLarge disirable room heel 26 lent hoard Udles 84 gentlemen table board Q 1 BT ST 26 WEST Large handsomely furnished Ol rooms lane closets running water f eD veniince superior board bnD8T8 WE8T Handsomely furnished room Of well heated with superior board reasonable q4TlfsTrr7 W BST Large desirable room slut Oft or en mite superior table and altendano tr oHril ST 48 WEST Large oleaaant room singly Oil or en units a conrenlenoe luperlor board 07TH RT 333 WESTBoom and board for ladle O I and gentlemen at a reaaenabl tnt bom com fort table board 40THPURE otwTLBLReD ICE Tha toe supplied 1 by IBIS company Ia absolutely PURE 11a r d unlIke river and lake Ice contains no sewage decayed vegetebl matter er bacteria All kind ci trades tap pUdl rl Wco Prices on application PURE ICR CO 433 and ill Hut 221h t AATH BT 338 EASTNlcelr furnished rooms with 40 board 52 weekly also table hoard early breakfast JQD ST 2 EAST Handsomely furnished Mcond room 4 J floor upper with floor or without private table handsome AATtt ST Ill WESTNewly and handsomely ap 44 Wl rl e f4 pointed large and small room superior b r belt attendance AA1U ST 304 WESTtlandiomely furnished nomi 44 excellent table house location attendance the bert moderat A ATH BT 319 WE8TN wlT furnished room excellent 44 dl 2 2 oiliest table French and English spoken 46 1TH BT 41 WEST Second floor en inlt or singly r dl Au with board alSo large and small third tr IQTH 8T 51 WBBT Handsomely furnished back 4O parlor with flntela beard term very reason able JOTH BT 238 WEBT Nicely furnished room two lor to genUemea or couple Mcond floor front back par 48 H ST 137 EASTSlngl and donbl nicely f 25J Dished rooms C board table I board 83 up jQTH ST 88 EAST Parlor donbl and hall I rooms flS7 elecantlr furnished with xeUnt board 88 to Ha CfVTH RT 338 EABT Large front room nicly fur Te t art cubed married couple entlemen with board for two 810 KftTII ST san EASTBlngl and double rooms with table tif board excellent board American family with owner CIBTST 334 BAST Desirable large front room 5 fl U X good closet on bathroom floor with board for twofe ROD BT 807 WEST station at RSd Bandiomely ll tnrnUhid rooms singly or en salle excellent table moDerate o RQD 8T 33i WEBTNlcelF furnished alcove room JO all conveniences with or without bad I also table I board K4TH ST Ml WEST Bandsomely furnished rooms ifsiinglyoren inlte to gentlemen excellent thiS and Hrrioe HrY ATII ST Ill EASTNlcelr furnished rooms with 1 I flrttclas board In Jewlih family RCTHST 108 EAST Front parlor handsomely fur U J nlihed with rJr other single and double rooms with board C Kill 51 83 WBBTHandeomely furnished room JtJ with superior board moderate tenni rfrnc fUtO ST 168 EAST Large front room suItable fer family Uncouple reference bad a convenience Jewish nOD BT 335 BAST Nicety tnrnUhed room 1 let 16 with hoard SuItable for two home comfort aid term reasonable TU 8Tn 804 EAST Boom and good board KKtn 8 EAITIm Cd bad gas U eJ and bath s weekly early breakfast also front room and connecting bedroom without board two gen tlemen 14 Cm 14iT ftKTH BT 101 BAST nandiom large and single Ui rooms with flrstclaa table and attendance Jew ish family anTI ST 238 EABTRandaom single and double 69 JI l ld UiJroomi llnt board new prlvat bouaet term naionable 7nTn BT 183 EAST second floorNlciIy furnished mB g IJ rooms ind board ales thIs bcardn accommo dated 8 liT 11 197 EASTNlcelr furnished room for 1ea taken 01 Uimin with or wtthontboard also table bade t1 OtjD ST 61 WEST Elegant front room iioaad floor Ofrauperlortablll I I moderate block from statiu 8 0 D ST 438 EAST Two reepectable men to room f and board la young widow s home OBRIEN mTH RT 333 EAST Oood board for on or two JJLgnttemeu prlraubou 3perweek 104111 RT 831 WEST Ilandiomelr fumlihedee Ai onditorr room also back parlor soluble for physician xcellent board reference NearL station 1 9Ti1T 330 WESTBInd or double rooms 1O V firstdais board aDd attendance near L Italian O A QWEBTHTHHTHealed large and ball rom Ato communicating or pal exoellent board reasonable I reference Of l WIld INTII BTW nfnrnlihid front parlor fct 1 other rom with good board and attendanoe I uader sew management reference ttt lu4ro l u flOAID K TO MM Pineapple it Brooklyn tkre BOABD rr1 mm I3mthuts front bridge pleasant room exciUsil board 0 jgoatfl Wanirfl flOAlID WANTED by a gentleman to print family D central location AddreuK K box VJO Bun IW town ofllce 120 Broadway urnijira pjoom A par So lt t AMS WEHT B4TBI BT Two nlclyfnrIsoed room to let either together o Mparatilyt ample cloesu beet titiadanca ATTEItTIONFurnlsbed Roem Dlrecterr AO Will ATTENTION t LB T1T it np StairS baa rooms located rirywasre ILaO te 813 week COMFORTABLY FUBNI8RED parlor and bedroom till with bath l4 adTB it station Wllaoni tillA TWO COlBY HALL BOOMS niaUdf clean and A quill IV weekly 84 Clinton lice rMjNTON i PLACE 88 NEAR BBOADWATLan J and small rooms a I aonrulinc 0 ipwartf also front parlor CLINTON PLACE 81 luNAR BBOADWAY81 aodatai and deibl II SIlO np traaiieU aooea ptTRNlBHED ItOOMBicendfioarl rrything aiwi I1 private bones 854 But 18th it By lrta statIon Blnga F PURKI8UED BOOM teleti also Dense cleaning Ap f ply 1001 FALKMAN e Henry 1 I Y p PURNI8HBD BOOM Tor two gentlemen with DM ot L parlor Cahill week 3 lUSh av third flight LABOfe OHEBBFUL NICELY FURNISHED BOOM RiRril 54 and bath a convenIences 101 West 63d it Bd flat L AROE wIIfurnlihid front rom suitable tel tw 54 giuilimen gas and Clout 42 Bleecker t CTUYTB8ANT IT S3PIeaaul room neatly f 8TU8UII I lla rm D aliksd large o kaalli l heated 1 medMal Unu ceatr to aUes rtescN S Q1rOOM mOI bell resa f 1

su P1T11IItICt 4kb AT IS08 near 87lh I etationDu1rab1e steal tnntohd treat room suitable one or two terms reaeonaol dIll BT m WBSTNloelF furnished lecond ltrr reasonable A room southern expoenr alo front parlor verY SITU AY 78 Nlctr furnished trout room for two I gsnitlej j norgenilemsn and widei aillmprovemenu m 1 TIISTTsTJ BSTNlelF furnlshed hail room third U Nit twoilhunp nicely locate I private famllyi TH n ion WEST Tblrditerp front toon llTH T 10 WBRTTIr tD rol 1 J southern pur tret Ore 3to two einll man 1OTH ST BOO WEST Lam plsssant front parlor 1Z suitable B two gentlemen or married conplii term reasonable YoTH 8T Ill BAST Hall Stogie and donbl reomt kpIDW IA niolF furnished also two roomi light home 1 0TH BT 80S EAST KlrohUa Nleelr furnished LIP llrtthallreomi l bath KMI 1 efenoe exchanged 1OTII BT an RAPT Ollaarni b RNle lr fur 13T nlihed doubt room taau upward 1y ABINODON SQUARE near 12th atLart and 17 mall room nicely Jnrntibedl also baatment nicely furnished terms moderate OlBT RT I WEST old No 85Lau oheerfnt AY mnay handsomely furnished room all con venience also small room vf BT ST 40otYEBrNlctp furnished Mcond IIOTF At front room conveniences In private family term moderate OQD ST 300 WE8T Well foratshed room lairs 23DDTm fcO and emalil moderale prices 000 RT 200 WESTLarge and mall rooms termj 0 moderate n iii 33 WEST tArts iquar frent room southern polar bot and cold water heated 4Tn ST 33 TTETLar square front room 4 southern eipoiure hot and cold water ceHej RTrf ST I34 BABTTwo nle large oonn eii fcO rooms with stove and rnnnlai water l1l1au for r nUmanorlliSttton ek eplnt iwaikly QUINN n KTII BT 100 WEBTIlandaomelr furnIshed room tJ lC 25T for gentlemen central location H S2MV ta weekly TII BT 111 IARTPlnd and double nicely for 27 nUhod roonu bath gas heated term moderate 2T7 8T44 1IBTIID1 room on 4th floor O18TRT ItS WEBTBandnmelr furnished rooms 818 r Ol with 1 orl without board Seated laid home com forut terms moderate Q 1 BT ST UI KABT Large and single room wn O I furnished private family QQD 8T so WE ST Two single l rooms for intlmn brsaYtfui or mu board Q4TH BT 8O WKSTDellihtfully mIni room asA everything first el LaIID to Broadway OWNER OATH ST 448 WEST Furnished room day or 34 week f entlemen 83 famllle accommodated mails Served bath QQTR BT2I8WBBTBandomrr furnished roams OO large lid email all conveniences private family convenIent to alt railroad 4 ATI ST 4b RAPt near Grand Central Depot I 4U Front and back parlor together or singly no reasonable offer refused to doctor or permanent party i alto single and double rooms bath tarn A QD ST 27 WEST Bachelors apartment hand e aomely furnished private baths house and ap poIntnjenta first class I A AIR STl4 EAST Nicely furnished rooms also parlor floor singly or together JCTR ST 814 WEST Large front room for gentle 4O men or light housekeeping watar gas bath IJ4BO private family 45 TH ST 323 EABTNtcely furnished back square 11 parlor 1 married couple gentlemen or two ladles AR1B BT 104 WEST Elegantly furnished large Tj J g r 7 4O second floor room with breakfast If I deilred A TD ST 318 EAST Back parlor and extension for 4 light housekeeping alto nail room 8173 A fitn ST Ito EAST Large sunny room oa Second 30 floor on or two gentlemen refereucea A KITH BT 317 WEST Two midlnmiUd room 4O nicely furnished hot and cold water near all railroads A TU BT aw WEiTllandiOmly furnished rooms 1 r r 46T all convenlsnoea nicely located private house 1QTU ST 143 BART Single and donbl l roam bath KJ gas hot and cold l water from 3 to tn C1 BT BT 318 EABLLsrgs square nicely furnished 1 BMD r lr r Ol front room man and wife or two gsnllemen heated fit BT ST 236 BASTLarg nicely fnrnlihed rooms O together or singly light housekeeping or gentlemen ACID ST 14S EAST Private hone comfortably fur rc t O 2 nlihed 1 bed ic sitting rooms combined bath gas hot and cold allr 3 up board It required ROD BT 218 it EAST near station Single and double 55 nlcly furnished rooms bath ga private home D ST 318 1IA8TLar nicely furnished front Jkroorn first floor gentlemen or light Housekeeping OD Bi 161 FARTLar cqnar front rom nicety 52D furnished for mimicS couple or gentlemen KTTU BT 428 WEST Prirate American family ha O I front and back parlor alcely inrnltbed hot and b cold water K BATOR enTH ST 556 EA8Tr endere belt Nicely furnished 57f1l t 3 a I hall room tLau bath gas ROTH ST 453 WKBTFurnllhed room to let I UO XALltJlUB ATH BT393 BAIT Single anddenhl roam newly Uvl and handsomely fornlihdi also back parlor fold ing bed gOD ST SOIM BAST NIcelF I furnished I hall room 62 135 also front room tint floor 3sa tB ST I6S BART Good sized front room vie ot su parler arranged for two Addreu SOUTH H AM OK N 4 I7QD ST 388 EASTRandiomely furnished back par S lor all conveniences hated very moderate tries POD BT817 EAST 4th bell Single and double room I 6 nicely furnIshed bath aid au convenIences IfQD BT 178 EAST NIcelF fnrnlahed alngl and don 73 I hJ J4 3 I S ble 1 room light honikpln or gentlemen f eTB BT 183 EAST Furnished ball bedroom to let IO parlor floor pyftTnBT4l7BAST 3d floor wellLarge room 79 tt X s ei3 WDt I fnloaly turn lined gentlemen 53 weekly QQD ST SI WESTPrtrat family will let one large I 83 8ur OO room nnfurnlsbed or furnished beat and gas reference exchanged ODD RT 306 BASTLarge nicely furnished front OO room In private family 1X60 weakly also hall room QQD ST 418 EAST Kiefir bell Nicely furnished OO room rery quiet i home f 130 weekly i QQD ST I WEST Two rooms furnished or UII 1O furnished tingle or en suite uaar L station references ttfl2 ht4Oont C1 a ctookIgu QECOND PLOOII IDr RONZ two bl large connscting hJ room one a sitting room soluble for two gentle men bath room on floor private family reference eel riOteD it nr Whlnton ar Brooklyn gQ PINEAPPLE ST convenient to bridge and fir UO rle Fnrnlahed room suItable for one or two gen tlemen tribcd oom Wanted WANTED Boom heated by steam for single gentle VT man In vicInity 5th av and STIlt it QUICK box 143 bun uptown office 1304 Broadway YOUNO MAN want furnUhed room between I 20th and 60th its not to exceed 8AM per week u W a P O box 3U04 f1aU d part1nmt iP c ret A VEER RENT TO DECEMBERGood Ire room t1t anartminta papered Acu tub ranges f Ao aU In perfect order at low rent from Sib to TIM numb ly hall carpeted and decorated Janitor Men anytime 3437Blh rl or MEADS 34115 altA al A OMB MONTHS SENT FRBENlce flve room J1e apartments tuba range Ac well kept and all m good order nice entrance ball carpeted low rents sue and SIT monthly Janitor lien any lime 10M oth ar or MEADH24D8thaT A NOVEMBER BENT FREEOood fiveroon A Jn IIJ 1brv L5 aparlmnts papered and painted tubs range bills Ac perfect Order low rents Ill to 117 monthly bath carpeted and dorld snltnr seen anY time raDd Ilo ll trb t 2441 8th ivor MEAD 24135th iv A RENT FREE TO DECEMBER6plndld flve J1 room apartment bet water tbI bell Ac 1 pa pered and painted complete order good entrance Janitor low rent only 117 monthly 3T4U8tbar Mfc AD A SON 2480 Btb kr A NICE FLATS of five room and bath IJ In good 1 1 order all Improvement free to Nor lot rent low only 817818 and Sb 18 monthlri I seen any time 8lu West islth it Janitor or lEAD A BON 343 Sth ar A TO IETRMdaonieiF dortsd latsi 1a eo rooM sad hiCks Meat locattoa 1m the eliy1I MA Janitor 1484111 BY ear lOHilait AFT ANDHOM KLT FVKNIHHKD Jo FLAT H rooms and bath iteim healed Ac rent 814 Inquire on the nremiiis IbtKr West ibtth it BEAUTIFULLY furnished flat I of seven rooms prl a van hall a moss deilrabl location rtaaonahl 8aa West Old it PHKE KENT FOR ONE MONTH to re sponsible tenauti only a room i Improviments rents 11510534 Apply on ttII premises southwest oornir of 8th ar and IlSth it FLATS AND APARTMENTS unfurnished and fur 5 Dished JDII all parta or She 4oJ FOLSOM BROTIIBKH 504 roadway near 13th it FILATB In perfect order 3 and 4 rooms decorated isA curtained reasonable prier a 313 West ro it Jajltor PLATS87 WdAllhitt 8J5toHJ In perfect order 5 Janitor Owner 154 SIb iv UDD80N AND WEST 10TH BT8 Klgant apart mtatit three and four llgbt room In mw flats LallNOlO1C AT 14711 AND l477Bisgani i 34 aII rooms pttvasbail all IlIIpronIUIt dcci rated high 1IeaI11 VlDIDllocaUODI Ills to3i MACLAY A DAVIES 120 ro7 LOOK AT TB08B 8 and 8 room aid bath flat for 14 lit to 823 corner 144th at and Bradhunl COLLIN 11 WOODWABD Welt 144th It NICELY DECORATBD FLATSSplindld location 7 LI room and bath moderate rent 7u ITt 83d L ear L union Rttr Keneed In the Now ButllM 44 to4i3 West 30th 51 8 and 4 rooms IIUro 10 ill J COKUIT CO 354 it andutl ar STILL VRTUi B liiii2 I t401 RIO to 204 Wet6 thstond7 large light rom and bath taiUfullr decorated with and without steam heat norfoT Inuk sad all latest unproruMau spe elallT attraotir aeUrkkorhood aeli 7id rt eatrant u Biveoside lad Ceatral reiD psival bn88 apiMtt qq ii Z 1 rnae wan 8t I r L ldl tflt ua prtatt1 E Jtt 0TIIK FTJRTHER KEDCCTIONH RENTS 3ft TO 940 IIGO TO BOA WENT 11TH P4T A few left corner and Inside flat 1 double and SIn d let 6 and 7 large light room and bath tastefully decorated with and without steam beat itoragtfor trunk and all latest Improvement Bpeolally attroo IO IJ r r f r 111 tire nelgbborhood near 7d it entrance to Riverside and Central Park Prlvat house opposlt Aoply en premises or to UAVhNB A BEBBE Attorneys 18 Wall it 1 w v AND 1BO WENT MiNT MT Il moat eosplet nglJ t tomr LIght HOOK rt Miatlomary Tub sad MMB T slw i r te4 lalr81 two biooka from the Ulk iv Elevsat4 fUUo KENTH NiT TO 11 Cut Ve s liulilays THOMAH A ECKEKHOIV 1111 WTEST BOTH MT THE 1VIEHBADEN 11 West 401k et Chelcapartmenti Sand Brooms besides batht well arrndi main and private balls warmed central location cloe to churches business opera and Bryant park The limited number ot apartment and the car takes In the selection of proper tenant oily make thll house desirable for a permanent home Mauls tT to lft per month Shown day or vanuw MRNTH FROM 750 TO cIIA8 N ANSI Ii ROOM ArA RIM ktdN LIMO FKOOKM OF A KOOMN VleS IEHIECTAH1K QVirt NKl6linO H000i ALNO N fJ mER WEST END LV lIliAP JOSiN BUCK Iaa 1OTH AV EAR 7TlI BT II THE WEST END It IS AND lilt WEMT TTII NT between Honl rrrt uI lth iv IultesofflandSronm healed and decorated I alII Im prorementi beantltul location moderate rents SOUTnWEhTCORNKR MADISON AT and 100th II handsome new flats 7 and 8 rooms steam heated Improvements lATH AV S2D AND 3D BTfl Elegant flat 4 ud 1J 0 rooms all light with bath steam heat hot water stationary tab dumb waiters and very Im provement rent 814 np inn any Urn Apply to Janitor WJ Wet S3d it 21 STRT 81731 321 WEST Decorated apartment A live rooms Including bath rents 33 to 924t ORTH ii7 26WEBT Reran moms and bath Jtf sanitary plumbing Improvement good order Ube Well votilated convenient location watchman rAokl SoHEOEMAN I O HBOEXAN A CO 1321 Broadway OATH BT 831 WEST Five large room separate sit ball room all Improvement rom rant OPITH ST SIlO WEST Wllmont uri o iib O t and cold water flatit ball heated and earpeledl rents 917 to 831 from Nor la Janitor ROD BT 410 EASTOne month free flat elegantly are decorated 7 room bal and Improvements rent moderate 57 H KTn Slut BART Elegant flat t f four room U I all Improvement email families 1tRoDr 69 ITII ST 831 BAST Third floor flat e room hath u and all Improvement 3u f private I neighborhood PYV7TII ST 160 between 3d and Lexington onsNew I I flat home deoeraud and papered all Improve ment rents moderate nOTII ST 320 HART Three loom eight rom aud 1 I J laundry all modern Improvement WO refer encei required QQD BT 83H BAIT Second flat 6 rooms all Improve O 6 menu newly papered and decorated 119 to mall family 83 ST 402 BAST Top flat R light room In good ii order newly renovated no lOeJD HT 313 AND 3ISFlrt floor single flat J J extra width eight I rooms private halls all Im I vrorementa MJ Janitor or MACLAV A DAYIE8130 Broadway 648 GRAND STlfew building 4 room rr UA rear carpeted halts stairs litter bon door opener tubs J janitor 813 tin ADRIAN O UEOBMAN A CO 1831 Broadway 8te TO PIS Four room and hath very attractive 1073 Colum tns Ulb av near 7th St t tR FOR FIVE ROOMS AND BATH central loca 5525 tion 215 West leth ci Be Janitor or CORBIT A CO 23l it aid 9th av oom and partmtntg WAnttd WANTBDLarg nnfnrnlshed room between 8th TV and Lexington av not over 22 per month WM me BOOMB box ibO Sun pace at and Iat urni ht4 A PRETTY LITTLE NEWLY FURNISHED FLAT to f let to a small refined famllr of adults only at The Richmond IM East BHth it rent only 840 If turn tare ta bought rent will be reduced to 33 CENTRALLY LOCATED completely fornlihed si Hat of eight rooms and bath to let three months to reliable part at rerF moderate rent owner leaving city Address F box 120 L3 Broadway NICELY FURNISHED lOUSE with privilege of let I ting room will sell furniture to reliable party L R B box 120 Sun uptown office 165 Broadway D tt for U ttt UrpOC B BOOMESTaoa Baaementtss 3i MACLAi A DAVIES 120 Broadway BLBECEBR sTK 43First floor MO Ii MACLAY A DATIE8 120 Broadway STORES IN THB LURING IOTH AY 1 West 7 th it and Boulevard WUlultElplT 011 premises or J Eo WRITARE1t 08 rLIIIBJlTT ST SOME NICE LITTLR STORES for light business 1773 lit ar near OTd st hare bedroom adjoining and kitchen underneath with rang and waahtub rent only 1 8 10 for all Janitor will show 1 IYTII ST s3 EASTBasement tU Silt floor 1M If third floor fcu MACLAY A DAVIES 120 Bway Auction IDotirt AJAMES PI SILO Auctioneer ART GALLERY 43 LIBERTY BT THIS DAY THURSDAY ALSO FRIDAY NOV 13 AND 14 AT 8 T M EACH DAY EXECUTORS BALE OP FINE OIL PAINTINGS BY ORDER OF JOUN A BALESTIER ESQ ot TOGETHER WITh A FEW ADDITIONS NOW ON EXHIBITION WITH CATALOGUE DITEII c KELLOGG A CO Auctioneer A will Mil at auction everal conilgnment TROTTING STOCK Carriage I none Vehicles Ac ThURSDAY NOT 13 1B90 at bedeck at the American Hers Exchang Broadway aud 60th rti New York Office 107 John it The catalogue contain valuable consignment from breeding term and private atablea For catalogue nlclLl haaJ address PETER C KELLOOO A CO 107 John It New York 1or ale DRABS FOUNDRY FOR BALE having necssury BRASS A I tool for six monlderslcknis came for selling Address K box Ito sun ethel FOB SALE Lodging house at 1W Wait it GOODS And ELECTROTYPE CDTSI 200 for book 4UU Au JAMES KENNY wood engraver 6J John st 50 CABH or Installment Fin rosewood piano puI with stool and cover LURCH 837 4th av corner 33th it gitJiansfi Ctbancr A OOOD NNINO BAKERY with thru horses and c wagons for sale no agenta Address CHAKLfcH BERBEUICU Thompionrll Conn itt I RALE Owing to III health ot proprietor the 5 busIness fur manufacture of vials syringes Ao conducted for lf years by the Kohemlan Olaaa Work tiforsabe I Apply aU Pearl it YALE AND PRINCETON FOOTBALL CHAMPION A shiP Eaitaru Park Brooklyn Thanksgiving Dar Soai ipectatora rain or stifle sealed proposals will be received till Saturday noon Nov in for sale of 11 totur1r bar privileges ACI 3d food of all kinds l popcorn pea nuts candy Ac Nc collage colors and flags Ac i bid nr be for the whole or any part aeparatilyt license I and enclosed building free Address WMJ fTINBBBO cr 207 Montague it Brooklyn 1fauttt1 lo t gurrhaue WANTED At a bargain for cash ncondhand TV rrench Drag or Drake Addrees by letter giv 1 lug maker weight and price A tt car r H 4 Abell 9 Whit it New York Qixcur iou 10DFIRHINO Tuiidsr Thursday Suaday safe Iron J steamer ANDLKKleaveeilstst R R al4roll man at 7 Pier e N 1I 7U3 X If Bait and tackle Vare75ladie l I s oO CU AL FOSTERS ODrIRIIIIIO TRIPSBCIlUYLEBl 60 cent Tues S day Thursday Sunday Bait Just it 0 43 Peck Slip 7 Franklin it 7 JO BEBBE 4t 110 UOrSCHUYLERS I passengers on Wtdnic I A days trip lo Cholsra Bank caught good meMos of codflsh Sse3upoonderi Mtgh OTARINSCITT RIVER rII HARBOR TRAN6FOR t Y TATION C0offlces Hen I8N Rfoot at CortlandUk Season 1 xenralon Dpartmint ftoa lii I I I EKenf open ODII I I 1B81X Dally too Sunday lotoi hew pliaiurground aid novel Delightful Summer dayi coUnt Cent Medians Steamers and barge Wintttr tort THE SEMINOLE WINTER PARK FLA W F AlOE Muaisceir Opens for the season of imi on Jan 7 Address until Jan I Hw York office Hotel Marl borough Broadway Sdth and 37th its 9aattitt ernhlilvA BAGS VALI81 DIaSLIUIY CASKS TRUNKS CK17VM oil DUIUUITMIU I SRVIHWJ 54Qeniliadh 0 PsMvaa 7MStey uu t J 41 t c I Ijtri c emu get M CoMEttB I gUnlGftott att tsrt l 1 GRAND EXCURSION AND SALE CONGERS ROCKLAND LAKE 7 TODAT WEATHER PERMITTINOi IF lNCx K irNT POMTPONED ITNTUb rUJUA MOST rONOEHFITI nEVFIOPJlKNT or IKrsENT rrNTVRT lIOO ACRBM rUKCUAMKII AM UFVIIOITI IN 11 MONTH I THE riRRT ROUSE started MAY 31 1540 I I Kl IIOlSFH COMILHTKDi SO NOW ItNDKR PKO aoRjLP RbN u r InT r f Ig n r mlo ftln Vol JM CRMHOr KRKCTION ALAKOUHOTKLor 131 rooms i OMPLhTEII and TllltEK MOBK CONTRACTED FOR two under processor construction A MAUNIFI Uh TPAItkat an enormouS expinie beautifled aid r Improved A IIANDbOMR IIHOWNBTONK STATION I nearly realv for OcUPANUY A NRW BRANCH DAOl 0r lB JaX1It Iro r rt lal TAl irn aU RAILROAD OdMPLETKD around the lake WOKK soon lobe TAKTK onaNKW ART1FJCIA1 LAZE near the railroad to COOT tvvoiK making the mot belllllul chain IIr lakes In thIs country wen IF miles lit ot streets mid and to boo macadamised the coming WIttIer IIIN lliiiJiiIe OTAITIII LAn WBltt eostSAOia and upward The greatest building boom nor lInd Ill TIIJ continue to HV LOTI f FREE to BUILD FOUNDATION HTONK also FUll NItIllill FltKlTO ltUlIlIKRe rRortIU L i inAUTiriu KCKNKHT PUHBWA tW1 and lt RilAlMtl AlIt till TO ROCKLAND ina Surprising RfI U SPlIT laid dormant lone Why has It lineintnei lto to ttUul rroiroos tow eoeeont UIIYC4URK we sell Ion for 7to SItS on IlAAb TImlll alil I OJtll 1IolnretMNTII J UNPAII AIIKIKIt In the 151 risKy of IttL LMlt s E UANACIIONM I IIDUHKB now built Hloi lo vio TOoto SCG aliI 0 rIYTIIIII 10 IAY us Ia nAIANCB FA TODA1 Lea CENTS at our offlce only SATUIIDA YH and 8U DA1I YRUITII TltAlhitleave rOOT j JAY and 43D STS HMO and I zt BOSTON IMPROVE I9ENT COMPANY V lilt J McOINNIR W II VAN GUILDER Manager 338 BROADWAY I3J PARK AV OPEN EVENINGS PA3AIC N JlIIa sites for sale I on all principal avenue high ground i perfect drainage nre and po lice protection water gas termaeasy ADRIAN O HKdEHAN A CO afs21 Broadway Cn BACH WORTH SumTine high lots In old vyitJ prosperou village 81 monthly Installments 15 cinUeommutatlon no malaria itMinil aou Broadway room 2110 tnl tate at giurtion PKTKBl F MEYER Auctlcmeer 08ITIVI HAEWTII011TREERVF 1 83 CHOICE AND DEHIRABLK IOTS AND 8 MOVHEH ON SHORE ROAD 1ST NARROW AV8 PaD lATH AND 75T1I MTH ALSO N 11 ACRES OF VAICAnLE WATER FRONT ON NEW YORK OAT AT RAY KIDGE KINUN COUNTY N Y To be old at auction on THURSDAY NOV 13 1890 At 12 oclock noon at the Real Eilata Exchange Liberty et hew York city BY ADRIAN H MUIIEIl A MON A EERH 80 PER CENT ot the narcliue money may remain en Pond andMort efof J YKARs at a rKR CENT lNTBKhHr Till perfect and guaranteed by the Tina Guarantee and True Company of New York and a pol icy of insurance Issue to each purchaser free ot charge Pronerlr carefully restricted against nnlaneea Accel to the property l bad by the ferrlee from Pier 3 East Hirer hew York to root ot axth it Rrook lyn and to Ray RIdge from toot ot WhItehall and by Brooklyn City Railroad ran from the Bridge 4J from Folion and Hamilton lerrlfe Connecting with Rapid Transit tralna at Sd ar and Twenty fifth 51 For booke mapa and particular apply I In W IL Parklneonand M L Martin Hennrtt on the premises or of the Auctioneer I 1me St New York city JBra g tif rjf ntrQt FOB SALE OR EXOMANOR the following E INVESTMENT PROPERTIES Btb ar 1 Flail and lion 2 fitc dory brown stone 25x TOxlOiieacbt well I rintad very ohean 144th t Double flat fire story buff brick safe 10 pr investment gloat bargsln A beautiful corner Oat property ajidO Oraetorr hurt brick fourteen apartments every Improvement Including heat all rented might exchange for loll and rash COLLIM U WOODWARD 310 West 144th St aOOFZNG let your room painted with elastic roof coating materials for sale t at manufacturers prices trial can DO and 73 cents send for estimate JOHN U TAIl IOU Maiden lane New York isTORY RTONEYItONT French basement west side flood neighborhood now rented fl 20ii only f2aU cash balance mortgage lone aa desired Inquire t2 W LUDER r 1rl sib E care II t Denning tal tate orakot1nud BAY RIDGE L L IS NEW YORKS nAND OMEAT 8URCRR IB SITU ATED ON NEW YORK BAY IS ONLY 25 MINUTED FROM NEW YORK BY DIRECT FEKKV Uh n n n D nnv TIKIUOE PROPOS1 LINE UF ELECTRIC ROAD WATER MAINS NOW LAID AND UASTO RE LAID DEC I IftO Mltf IB THE TIME TO BUY LOTS OH PLOTS BIO INCREASE IN VALUES nT SPRING VAN BRUNT BROIl COIl 3D AV AND 79TH ST RAY RIDUE 10 L OK 24 COURT SI BROOKLYN BOOM OU WE GIVE AWAY LOTS 35x100 worth SW ach at HOLBROOK AND SOUTH FORT U L Flihhourne A Bell 23 Chamber it New York and 374 Fulton I st Brooklyn MpniNOFiKii L i It I the most desirable place near New York to build a borne commutation lie lota cheap and terms eaay FISHBOURNE lall3Rrt S3 Chamber New York and 374 Fulton Brooklyn FOR SALE A handiome farm ot 70 acres with dwell A ing of 30 rooms an excellent barn also 1 stable ac commodation for large number of cattle Bltuated at Smltbtown L I near railroad elation location lUll bte for hotel or dwelling purposes Apply to VULL1AM SCHAlTZSIAN Ho Broadwar BrooklfB tal Ci tatt or Jfalt BRCNPB REAL ESTATE RECORD contain full de f rtrLb grrR lta AJ icrlptloni of houses lots sad farms In every State Installment plan easy terms free at 213 Hilton Iw York 1 CAFIFORNIA Bargains In fruit and timber lands Fruit land In mall tract or large tracts anltable for subdivIsion Address J W NORTHUP i 235 Kearney it San Francisco Cal FOR SALE Home and lotlWixav contalnlng7roomi 5 good grounds and fruit 2 minutes walk from Penn arlranla B dent no reaaonable offer refused Apply W llIoNgM i ply to DAVID ABEIN sou rultonst Brooklyn u i rtl1nlttou TkRCNKENNESF Liquor Habit I In all the world tJ there II but one cure I r llamas liolden Specific Tl can be given In a cup of cones or tea or In aruclei of food without the knowledge of the patient It la abso lutely barmIeR and will effect apermauent and speedy cure wnether the patient U a moderate drinker or an alcoholic wreck It never falls It operates io quietly Kid with such certainty that tbe patient undirgoein convenience and ere be Is t aware his complit reformation U edected 48 pats book cf particular rre ALEX WE1HMAN I1UDNUT A MUI 2IH IIKNHiCM BroadWay it fllbll Hopia LONOAORB PHARMACY old it and Hroadway B HUDNUT JS Jlroadnay brooklyn Agenli HOLTON DHLd POJJ64 ullontt rpYPKWBITrua If you are rentlnir a writing niv A rulne rail and see us Si e ran mote 110 Tour ad vantage tn du a Telephone atilH Corllendt Itepalr ra ipeclally TYIKW IllTEIt HKAUgUAKTEKb 7U Broadway near Wall it UJANTIIDTo pboiograph a fiw pretty bablei chil V V dren yount ladle and axed people for b16bIOIId art plctarei will be ttU 30 Weal aath it W MAI the t lejtteetoeklneTl the eltn aU TV MSIIIISedk1147 iIeadt LKJBiJD5SW ISThK IO I 5 e n FAIR FLORIDA Never so allraoll ae fowl tool oJar bilm ye J i7 feet days I these words are rlllen ID horl401 sow plan 10 join one or nut nolllbr cheAp ezebrulons next leave I ec ii For full Imtormation I OllIOOb x 9 Citoluny Pg FranklIn 55 J tORRISTOWN I ofih tFor aalaA very handsome ATA horn on ene of Ihe most prominent avenues with in three quarter mile 01 depot large complete test l dence parlor I library I dIning mom billiard I room re ception roan sijunre hall and omc nnaret Boon fin lined In bard d Mr ui erlor I quality I some flfteen chambers and drertliiit rooms gas city water iteata hat and other I conveniences rery lobitftntlaltbt hc i WP roaclimati and gnrleneri I Va QnAaI luperbtF treed and la rt out lllbe oldwthfromBio3 aore3 desired tlI I HAMILTON A COml HreadwayZr rnt tlttt cifor aIe ookIlI HENRY F5 ATHERTON f OS REID AT BROOKiynr Actual Bargains in Real Estate a 1 Two Silory brick stores 83 and 34 Reid avt all rank J ed nulol1 tenants rent fM per month eachi build f Ing at price will net better than per cent I Fourstory double Bate Koscluskoitn rBredwFt 1 one minute from tlevald Itallroad price rlftt trma to suit Four lofT single flat DeRail av near BroadwaFI b newly built every Improvement price 80x11 rests tkxAlso Also seviral twoitory and basement dwelling la I frame brick and brown atom at pleaslug flgureete Kirchaaern Borne excellent corners and many deelra P ole building lou Twoiiorr and cellar tram detached bOON en Yaw Rnren it full lot 7 rooms bnth all Improvement IB l fine order price HKA can ba seen any day xopt j Monday CORNER RTonRS tory hrlek fine chance Bush i wick and Jefferson ava Brooklyn llalseyit sta T premises Lion H mocks terms easy open every day owner OB N FWTUIISTOKV A ORRAT AND RA8KMENT BARHAIN homes ate ii Xv room Improvement near L station about 15 minutes from bridge price nouo Hzoo 3suu and f7alJ term 6301 to ldOUcash balance In Install mints or mortgage term of veers THOMAS PATTERSON 7 I7CW Fulton IL one block from Utica ar station I Foil RALE A new siftTy and basement rough brown atone and brick dwelling 14 roomsand bath built hr days work sanitary plimblni cabinet trim and mirror mantels most delightful and convenient lo cation lp minutes from bridge will I be sold cheapt t house aLways open IrnTI Decatur it ID Btuyreeaat cv or HALL BASIl AND DOOR CO i II nerllmer it near Utica ar lreok1na 1 FOR RALERPAL ESTATEA D lot 80x100 COB venlent bridi and ferries with frame building i covering plot excellent for factory purpose Apply te lhUXAKD MUCh 20 Cenrtat T IITOR FnUIII IIODHER from l800 81800 fasuo cash suoor more rest mont ly2story and basement frame S3luu 1 story and baMmenl brick Si5 111 cash fv 2 story Sat f3loa 4wui of cash vj J i large I selection of story frame and brick i single nat also 1 8 story double cold water flat Mveral lIne corners for liquor grocery or butcher 8tory 3 ouse with carrtaire room and liable for 6 hone ale several nmaller house with atablee also house with good bakeries E A KONTKK BOO llrourtwuj near Ellerr att Brooklyn 04 200 ONLY for two Story and bailment frame t i1t house In perfect order throughout all 1 Improvements J 1 T NIGHTINGALE 424 De Kalb av Brooklyn 1 t IHrdiral J ATTENTION DR GRINDIK hss devoted hip time for many years CO the excladr J treatment of dleeaiei of men from whatever eaaie arising BLOOD and SKIN dleeaia redspota patn IB bones sore throat and month blotches and erapttona J on the skin ulcer painful wUlnge Ap KIDNhi and UKNARY complaints I irritation Malt f log 1 Inflammation frequent inclination t urinal lev tedious discharges lest strIcture and kindred idea 1 lions ORGANIC WEAKNESS nervous debility Impaired t rr gt mPo PIf memory mental anxiety absence of will power loss vitality melancholy Involuntary vital loiiea weak peek and other dlieaiea resulting from creases Indiscretion or overwork recent or old speedily IhoroughlF and permanently cured All lingering I chronic dlseaae sue to Dr1 cessfully I treated A long and extenslr practical expe rience enables the Doctor to apply the proper tretmnt atone without I useless experiment tons saving the patient much time and expense OFFICE OVEK TEN TEARS 171 West I2ih it between at eth and 7th an Oonanlto lion tree hours 0 to ft I Sundays 0 to 4 ABILITYDr SMITH 134 Baat IBth st near Sd ar 13 nation oldest reliable l specialist in New York cltrt 1 both sexes blood poison skin eruption blotches red spots UlcerS acrofula sore month throat heart lung catarrh consumption bladder kidney Brightedla I scalding painful urination abet itrlctcre Infection 1 discharge My treatment only one known that cnrea nervous debllltr weknsa from error of youth india cretins excesses Impaired memory melancnolr In tl voluntary loises shynue trembling Impotence vent emu deceit Imperfectly developed organs mfg dUsaaa mult be treated by an expert on marriage 4 tie re quirements 1 have everything known u science A thorough knowledge by long special practice enable 3 me to guarantee quickest permanent recovery Many 1 come tome for an honest thorough examination of theuf case and my superior treatment after being deoelred b quarks agencies companies and pretended foreign skill Lowest charges for medicine Discharge itopped Immediately Write or call advice tree any dlsaius Uouriu to u riiteBMtera English IMaiBMd Brant ENNYROYAL PILLS Original aid baby O Ia arEalwsriratUbleLaoicaatkD rr eIebWa DgbOS DtiWedi41ss lied aad IMd Brullle bezel Male wU f bleerlbb BTakeBtaerv Xtflittlm 100051 ftfltUultone n4 imitHo At liruttlsti er seed 4ele uap 51 p0II5I511 ltnnlli all llaUerflirL e5l5y V orison Mali I OoGTmUsoslieNmsoPipi I I CbleherntrcbeleaiQMa4lsesalsarie 1414 57 all ieosl 9rsglata PIRate IMSKASKS 01 MEN ONLY Ulcers discharges glee stricture recent or old blood poison sore throat or mouth skin eruptIon blotches colored spots kidney and bladder diseases Irritation scalding urine Ac weaknesr nervous debit Ill errors of youth bad dreams restlesa nights im paired memory weakness of will power lost vitality I and other diseases resulting from excesses Indlecr lion or overwork Ail lingering chronlo dlaeaeea after all others fall suoresfully treated t have everything known to iclence For quick relIef and sure cure consult lr uKKY the well known specialist No 120 East 17th st near 4th av Lowest term a rice free hours 9 to ii bnndara lb to 2 and a to H ALL HKCUKT AND PRIVATE DlfUAHE8 of mel J3 cured In a few days iiy a new mode ot treatment ho charge unless cured Also sore throat and tongue pimples ulcers diieuied bones sleet stricture blood poisoning skin disease kidney and bladder also youthful errors nervous debility weak back bad drtams lownene of spirits weakness of body and mind lost bigot and uiaohood restored suffer no longer CUM Is certain I guarauieoa quick and sure cur Bear la niinii practice makes perfect IO UKI cured yearly Kufierers trout bat advice should consult me Do not he Imluenced la to tlio fountain head Dr hALLEY Medical Institute Hn issl l ivtn st tared av lowest charges for medicine beet advice free A DR hillS K CON RAD Indies Physician Ladle 41 may consult me In perfect confluence on all sub jects of a private or dellrate nature holenc aad skill only positive relief private annltarlnm aend stamp for book Hours for consultation 13 tq n P M Mon days Wednesdays Ihursday and Saturday Offlo 804 West S4lht A ISUKK RFCOVERY GUARANTEED IIOVV TO OhT CUllED QUICK Ilsohar positively cured In K days gleet stile lures night discharges ulcers blood and private die eaieea ueclallycharnes low Specialist hoiDltalpbral i clan MI hut hut Cl nearlIav1IIOLI Sundays till 4 A LI IRIVATK IHHKARKS of men cured In A or S A days dlcliarncs also stricture blood poisoning Vldnrr badilrr lo t Tltalitr youtlitnl errors Jto Oil iuarantee u rertutn ctiri r no Claret hospital ex lierlence Hit f I 1 hUHLH 17 t I sat Ulh SI tl 0 9 4jaR OKtY lllINV Professor of mlf It wiferr Lib Lexinfton ar ussr 34th ilAdvice free positive relief for all Irregularities without delia t tlon delicate treatment analrs confidential A Mils KOIIILIlt Herman learned mIdwife A hoard Udles before and during confinement nine days board ronnnement fISi private hooa IB i taut adopted V47 KaslMili it A MRS liiHT midwife boards ladles before and A durlniic iitliii meiit In her private house etrtctlr conndentlal reliable ueutroent Infant adopted 17 faitMst st A DItS ROSVKK an years eoperleneeln midwifery A 1 ant l female comnlnluih tonnuemenu taken las prlvaiehou e f5 Infanti adopted 3ll 1 1 ait i nh et f ATTKNTIOV LADIESI POSITIVE BILlET 11 simms celebrated pennyroyal pills Ill goisk sr positive cell or write PhI I UICIAN 85 taai lOSS DR IIAWKhK R West 18th itOldest leadtagsp clallst qnlgkest cures or no charge artiraQotUn fall n west rsmedlei medicine In I aflvlc freeHlefc IIARnTHFKNNYROYALrlLU iN West 33d si 1 at ofllce or by mall II I Advice free ii tITOVKINAKY DIHKA8E9 A BFBOTAL IT TY IUHW 43dtbouriSAt lol3MBtotr Mils fliOMBEItn experienced midwife boards la lvi itlrs efore and during Ionnnetnent 513 private bnuie confidential lurmii adopted W fMt Hid it I ltl IlK LANDAIt dirt midwifery and firoal yI complaint lives adlUei adults infants Itrlolly prlvale iln I HnHMIi It AI vrAUH PHAiricK IN IPIPSEAMEsS fl ot Hie skin chest heart stomach liver kidney bladder and all genltourlnarr oooiplalnta arising from youthful vice or premature decay In either MX esetiui bucIOK OVOtTON to made jaore taaue cnreslu th 1 10L ctiI ottrt S0PREME COURTInthe matter of the application it of the Board ot Education by the Counsel to the Corporation ot the City of New York relative to ac quiring title by the Mayor Aldermen and Commonal ty of the City of hew York to certain lands on the southerly aide of TWENTIETH hlRUtT between Sixth and Seventh avenues In the Sixteenth ward ot aid city duly selected and approved by said Board as a site for school purpose nncier and In pursuance of the provisions chapter lilt of the Laws ot 18m aa amended by chapter of the Laws of 1BMX PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF CHAPTER 181 of the Laws of lass as amended by chapter u of the Laws of isBn notice li hereby given that an ap plication will be made to the Supreme Court or the PILate of New York at a Special Term of laid court to be held at Chambers thereof In the County Court House In the city of New York on Saturday the 2fib day or November INtO at the opening of the court on that day or aa soon thereafter aa counsel can be heard thereon for the appointment of Commissioners tistl mat In the above entitled matter The nature and extent of the Improvement hereby In tended Is the acquisition of title by the Mayor Alder men and tommonalty of the city of New York to cer tain lands and premesl with the buildings thereon and the appurtenance thereto belonging on the eoutherly side If Twentieth street between blxth and Heventh avenues In the Sixteenth ward of laid city In fee sim ple absolute the same to be converted appropriated and used to and for the purposes specified n said chap tar IRI of the Laws of l tw as amended br said chapter 31 of the Laws of Intex said property having been duly selected and approved by the Hoard of Edo catlon as a site for school purposes under and In pur suance of the provisions of said chapter 191 of the Laws of laA aa amended by aald chapter Si of the Laws of J81W being the following described lots pieces or par cels of land viz All that certain lot piece or parcel of land situate ly Ins and being In the Mxleenlli ward of the city of New York bounded and described as follow BegInning at a point on the southerly side ot Twentieth street dIe tint two hundred and thirty six feet easterly from the corner formed by the Intersection of the easterly side nf rerentli avenue with the southerly sUe ot Twentieth treet and running tlience easterly along thesoutherly side of twentieth 1 street Iwentr feet lo land of the Ma or Aldermen and Commonalty of the city of New York thence umitherly along land of the said Mayor Al deruien and Commonalty and nearly parallel with Sec nib avenue nlnetytwn feet and one half Inch thenc westerly parallel with Twentieth street twentyfeet and thence northerly nearly parallel with Seventh avenue ninetytwo feet and onehalf Inch to the point or place f beginning Dated NKW YORK November 11KX I WILLIAM H CLARK Couniel to the Corporation No 2 Tryon Bow New York City NBWYORR SDPREMB COURT COUNTY OF NEW Al YORKMary Patterson plaintiff against Chris topher B Keogh and Mary A Poole defendant Sum mons Place of trial desired In New York county To the abovenamed delendanti I You are hereby aummoued to answer tbe complaint In this action and to serve a copy of your answer on the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days after tbe Service of this summons exclusive of toe day of rerrlce and In esse of your failure to appear or answer udtf mint will be taken attains you by default for tb relief demanded In me complaint Dated Sew York Ucfber II l lLi4i FREDERICK J IIKHSKV iMnlntlffi Attorney Post onice adilress and office Nu 31 Nassau street Vew York city New York To the above named defendant Mary A Poole sou wilt please take notice that this minmoni I erred upon you by publication pursuant in an order of th Hon MUi Reach one of tbe Justices of the Supreme Court of the Male of hew bib dated the situ oar ot November IM a and filed with the complaint In tie office ot theclerk of the City and County of New York at I he County Court Home In the city county and Bute of New York on said day Dated New York November nth 181m FKEDEKICK a DUDNEY riaintiffi Attorney Office and Poet urnce address 31 Nasiaustreet Nw York city

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r 10 THE SUN fHURSDAY fT NOVEMBER 13 1110 1 t I 4 I i Ii f t l ll j i i t ft f t 4 1 I t f t l Think of the trousers spoilod by iC wet and muddy streets these past r fJ rainy days Fortunate that it costs t 1 BO little to replace them 500 to I 1000 i Our range of patterns is ample i 1 and tho trousers wo sell are correctly i cut and carefully made i i t ROGERS PEET k CO 1 TURE t1rtne I A PAVJ aJI nualLi hJJ1 DONT FAIL TO CALL AT OUR RETAIL SALESROOM 929 BROADWAY N Y AND HECURE ATICKET WITHOUT COST FOR A RANDHOMK Family F Sewing Machine BEING TUK NINE MILLIONTH rKonucrn RV UH AND WHICH WILL BE DRAWN FOR A FJEW D4 Tit BEFORE CHRISTMAS A VII LINE or ART NKlfDZiCCTORK NOW ON EXHIBITION The Singer Mfg Co iaI10fortt r nIt1 gt FISCHER riAZffOS Liriit assortment CprliH Grand and Square nnnstmoder teprlest csh Insialltxnta and u chaniedi ato Ilanoi la rnt Streral bargains la I uconilbaa Pianos different maker at low price FISCHER TIANO WAREROOMS 110 SU I ar coy 6that 4ew York REMOVA1X WHo KNAIIl A CO har retnoTtd their new wiitrooma 148 FIFTH AV nearauth tt A number of itlnhtly bled grand nprl bt and inar tiUnos or our make wilt b oia at a liberal reduction trom our regular prleea TIIS EMERSON PIANOS contain tlement or the hlnhtet character fail be cornlni the metropolitan farorlt Moderate pricMknA rewonab e m l osmHFR ON PIANO CO ripni AV NEAR lATH T 1 OUR DETACHABLE PIANOS I Into tbt smallent bou or Hat oT payment AMJKKHON It CO 831 Fulton IL Brooklrn P CONNKB 4 Eot 49d St Uprttrht and eqtmre pianos for aale and rent on uy terine of payment eecuntl hand w 7 1U pwr 1IAXOA M Mcrnrr price eult terms 1 ISKLL newest desun Addre AOIINX 26N 3d ar ElLCAST UPRIOUT PIANO tlffl W I monthly XUhleln rr baI1ID WIMSNtanta and tO3 Hilton SL Urouklru open erenlnn TEaK PIANOS Fnll uiOrtrnnt ot tbee t 1Ibl STECK Instruments also a numher at second hand pianos Trlou makes and fully repaired for sale piano to rent Wnreroom steck Ir ltlr ldE sll4thsL CO rUi innIi Myor fleattye pUnoforte i VPJlt JJJ new flini orns t3A cat lucues tre IJANIUL F BCATTV Wasolnilon 2J troun o1tct A LBERT UILBaAlhert Xllea formerlr of TTcrce Alter hniland but last bUd ot ID New York 1 I re quId to communicate his present addren to 8PYEB A rOIf 13 New Bread BL London England FAHIIIONABIK 1IRFMHUAKKK Deilrei to make a few rnitanmenti beitot reference furnished VERT IATKT HESIONH STACK M1U EEl OK 1IOV1HK1IRE8BE8 JEAN0NA3IUE lUV REPS JlUSSRLL IG Wail l02d1 NI1Y DAVID lAXLWrY wlio rltdd In New mHV between IKVt and 18U Any one ImoirLDr him wilt I he rewarded by mHrtiilDf I A IX box ITU Sun uptown office 1UJ Broadway imlttrl ana 5rfgaiHabtng DRESSMAKER Desires to make a tw ngagmntsi best of nfsnnce Iorohhod VEu LATE4T DFHIONS BKAIONAU1E FlaVRKS BUfiSKLU ISO Wes luad H R I AYMOJVWS IN EVRRT KNOWN J1E8IRABIK FABRIC AND IN ALL TUB MOST POrCLAR UIUDES MADE IN TUB STRICTEST ACCORD WITU KLKOANCB AND SUPE RIOR TORKMAN8UIf WE WilliS KETKR 10 WELL EQUIPPED UK OAROINO BTTLK8 AND COLORING AND THERE FORK SFL1EVE AN INSPECTION Of OUR STUCK WILL DR ADVAKTAOBOlB TO BUVERB OK KELt ABLE CLOT Im WB MAKE TO MHASOnr AT ABOUT READY MADE PRICES AT ALL TIMES A Raroud n C Co 254 and 256 Broadway orrosira orrr HALL AND Cor Fulton and Nassau Sis I 1 R EIH EN CHAMPACNE A WbolMome Chaupasn Th Peer ot Any Other Recommended l Leading rbitlclana Unadulterated bT t Anr Foreltn ilattar Not Iorlllll by Liqueur Tot Sal by Flritclae Win Merchant and Orocera Trice Fer On Dozen Quart IIS XX hits Per Two Uoien Flnta 11700 II 3 3ftruftion BANJO 1UITAR UANDOL1NE VIOLIN FLUTE IrL A Nr ill a illher 1 lolentlOcaliy I tmuiht br regular flutes In ilx lessons or Fror stantone worldrenowned rapM ineth Ode Three complot popular solo guaranteed begin Here Irreipeetlr or ade or abilitY In flnt ana every leeeou Almu1 ly 3 ii i pupils J In New York STANTOVH STUDIOS Wl VejM3dit BANJO IN8TItUCTION 1 course i note or lmPlui d method onir and dance lIt cloy reel and wins dancinr taught for th etac or atnoerment clrcoler go lf tlaulb tof DEAN 3udar SSUet BANJO IN TRUOTIOlC4I loco mailed ladles taught prhatetr oroheetra parlor banjo tAUi w1Rt1rJ3 g f tJ 4b EDWARD DOB80N I4JH Bro 4war SOIL BIX BANJO TUITION HENRY C POBSON sot i maD factorer fit the patent Hell Banjo 127U UroadwaF Branch cBlce Weet 133th 1 u BANJU sane and dance Jtr ciOI and Teat danctnx 1I taught circular i mailed J BOO AN aeo Bowery B ANJO GUITAR tuition 3 court J E BUCKLEY 5i ot mlanrel tam 3jH eet vth it L ESIIONS In voice culture voice created term f31 call Wednesday or Saturday 21i East 73th u cot Madleon ar LADY ml I oaa few puplli for Instruction on piano 14 html Sd a quarter idu Keel 8il ii MTENOaitAfllY and trp rIIlDrAlllln S months alll16 lIwar tjpewrltlnr leuonetl weeVlr rbo t n oUto COLUMBIA INSTITUTE 7a motb nPrIDclpl Edwin Fowler A 11 K DI TlcrrIDeJpal N A Shaw Ir W A Snlor prepare o tory primary and ludorllUIOD doparllDDIa lIm 8ultc UalDID1 mllllar drill ItlOpD Sept II bend tor catalogue nnr1ttg t n dtlli WALTZ and all faehlonable dancei taught prlrat VT lesions all bout clrculare KNICKEBBOCKKR CONSERVATORY 4 Wsst Uthkt Every Purchaser I OFA II BOYS SUIT OR II OVERCOAT Wit BE rnESlNTBD WITH A Wagon Like This Boys Suits FLAITCD AND CORDED SIZES 4 TO 14 ELEOANTLY MADE OP CA861MBRB AND WORSTED 100 nil EEIIET 1ATTERNll AT 15249 Boys Overcoats HADE OF FANCY CASSIMRRUtl KERSEY AND DEAVKIt WITH EXTRA 1010 CAPES 100 DIF FERENT STYLES AT 5949 Our 1500 Overcoats for Men IN SINGLE AND DOUBLEBREASTED PLAIN OR STRAFFED BEAMS MADE OF KEKBFY CHIN CHILLAS FUR BEAVER OR MEtTON IN ANY COLOR IN ALL BHAPKg ARE EQUAL TO ANT CUSTOM GARMENTS FOR S3OOO B STERN SON Clothiers 458 and 460 Grand near Pitt st Open ErenlaB nail It Saturday 11 THEGLDRYQFMAN StRENGtHVITALITY How Lost How Regained KNOW THYSELF 11x OX31 W Eclenttho anil Btandsrd bopnlar Medical Trsatls en the Errore of Youth jrenature Decline Neryous and VhysIcaI Debifity Impurities of the Blood PHAUSTEO VITALITY tlNTOlDMlSERIES KeiultlDg trom Folly Vice Ignorance ExcesM or Overtaiatlon Eucrratlnirand unfitting tbo victim tor Work BtulnMt the Married or Social Relation Avoid unskilful pretender Iou this greai work It contain 300 page royal 8vo Beautlfnl binding emboeacd full gilt Price only 100 by mall poetpaid concealed In plain wrapper Ilia trative Prospectus Free If you apply now Tb distinguished author Wm H Parker U T n eelvd the COLD AND JEWELLED MEDAL from the National Medical AuoolatlOfl for the PRIZE ESSAY on NERVOUS and PHYSICAL DEBILITY DrlarketandaeorM of Assistant Physician may be consulted eooS dentally by mail or In person at lie tBe at THE PEABODY MKDICAL INSTITCTR No 4 BnlQnch St Boston Ma to wbemai order for book or letten tor adTloe aboold M directed a above rntttr I ELKOANT gold I filling guaranteed moderatpyteei 14 Dr Fullers Dntl Varlors 74 arlck I SL car Canal 4 S1I f bETS OK THkTH while waltlnir day P 4 eieolnf Dr ci ARE ss7 UIv aod auitiM 4 THE EXACT TRUTH With a nock ot clothing like ant which to l THE MOftT EXTENSIVE IN TilE CITTl with an xf rlinc of FIFTY YEARS to guIde ni In our business 04ln with UNUSUAL ADVANTAGES for bujrlnr KOREtON AND DOMESTIC FABRICS at CASH RATES with MANUFACTURING FACILITIES ONBUBPABRBD BT ANY OTHER MOUSE IN THE UNITED STATE w can afford lo tell THE EXACT TRUTH Than never wti A tim whim we ooold net r Ihtonrt our Idab llehment aod and DBSIIUBUi SPECIALTIES to At tract the Attention ot bujrl bat we taut admit and oar old customer will agree with tu 1111 TUB TWO LKADlNa KBATURBS or OUR SALE TODAY Pill SENT TilE MONT BXTRAORDINART BAKOAINS EVER OFFERED IN TilE CLOTIHNU TRADE Let in ny to TOO It you bar never deal with us that we will not hanD nnrellabl plc of rood in our atop aol for that reason w OUARANTBB EVERY OARMBNT WK SELL TCI UK EXACTLY A8 BBPRESBNTED OR B WILL REFUND Tilt XONEV And now about the DPECIALTIBS we have U flEer Fill come OVERCOATS AT TURBn DOLLARS ny art cut according to TUB LATEST STILE ers TAILOR MADE TRIMMED BEAUTIFULLY will FIT PER FECTLY WEAR SPLENDIDLY and are altogether AS GOOD OVERCOATS AS ARE USUALLY ADVER TISED TO SELL AT TEN DOLLARS I IB second BE UAREABLB INDUCEMENT we bar 10 prtMit 14y U AN INtUUTII V ABIliTY OF FASHIONABLE SUITE 1 AT SEVEN DOLLARS I Then mrment were all nude by ui and WE UAVB BOLD THEM TO HUNDREDS OF CUHTOklElttl WHO HAVE TOLD US THAT AHBB LOOKING ALL OVER TUB CITY ThEY COULD HOT FIND ANYTHING ANY BETTER FOB FODRTREN DOLLA1UI I B mmt r w art not a SENSATIONAL HOUSE that WB ADVERTISE JUST WHAT WE MEAN and whan we tell you her aro OVERCOATS AT THREE DOLLARS and SUITS AT SEVEN DOLLARS which asm I toiether YOU COULD HOT BUY IN UP TOWN MORES FOR LESS THAN TWENTTFOUR DOLLARS IRe bay but to look at them TO BB CON VINCED THAT VTE ABE TELLING YOU TUB EXACT TBUTI1I HIRS1WECO e AND BBS BBOADWAT COn WALKER ST ALL BLUE BIGNssV OPEN IATURDAY ETENINO UNTIL S OCLOCK FURNITU RE TWELVE SHOW XOOXB tilled with he steal production r tbo Fnrmltaro and TJphoJUry Art frM th regnlswd nfatartac eSIS of tke world All goods rkod mt lowt price eolt with qnKlltr Large esp riaent Pi IK PORTED NOTCITIJB9 ijauIIly smite bis for WEDDING nolIDAir ud BIRTHDAY rHESENTB raKlB from 85 to SSOO acb Iipectlo cordlstllr lavltad R J HORNER CO Farultaro Maker ad Importer 61 63 and 65 West 23d Street Adjolnlaa Edea Mnoc 853 BROADWAY I PULTOK ST Finer GradePULTOK OVERCOATS AT A SACRIFICE This week will We have about 50 of offer Our English Itlelton Box our nobby Kersey Box Coats cassimcrcse lined Coats heavy strapped worth strapped seams 92400 seams as stylish as any Our Frieze Box Coats e z c casslmcre lined worth tailors toorder coat at 884 OO 6000 in double and Our Black Cape Coats casslmcre lined single breasted Our I Our 8226O Heavy Chin chilla Ulsters price is I Our SatinLined Chinchilla chllla and 200 odd Over S 2 2 5 0 coats worth 25OO to 935OO Will offer a few numbers Choice of all the above of the same style Coats for 1480 800 I 1 AT BOTH STORES 883 Broadway WII a 123 Fulton St U E GEJI NUR n etween Nmem mad WBlTJI ST wiltilsim Hu 123 Fulton St iYSER 383 Broadway StWam NsIam md NEAR William NtiS WHITE IT WATERS PIANOS We now offer a tart assortment of 1egant newstylte 1f ATE as Vprlght Piano In plain and fancy caM ot light and dark natural wood at SPECIALLY LOW PRICES ana on BASY TERNS of payment The WATERS Upright are the very best Piano now made The tones are sweet and fall with a FINE BIKO1NO QUALITY and the construction I very solid Insuring GREAT DURABILITY Every Plane li I warranted six years to give entire satisfaction ana Is I kept In tan 0101 year fre of charge Old Planes taken In part payment fer new na WI glr 1 a haadsom Flash tool and Over free with sauL Piano and mat se chart for delivery within a miles et Nw York Fleas sal or end postal for catalogue with rdncl prices and terma HORACE WATERS CO 184 Fifth Av near 18th St at tn INVENTORS JI will pay you to correspond with u 1 immediately NATIONAL PATENT CO Booms 1 and 2 it a Broadway Patent Solicitor Patent for Inventors procured promptly low rates A Koener Brlesea haasauLNY 1851 KENNEDY M CORTJLANDT HT VP HTAIK8X 67 p 8 7 nOZ MENS RTKEET OLOVU TAN HHXnKH POINr BACKM I rAT ENT FAHTENKKM is DOZ liEN MVDEGL0VF TAN t I5UAJUH rIGRTLT NTAINEb y PSItA WATEIC AlL AT ST i ACTL ALLY Dtko IK1jAC Furniture Carpets and Bedding A II AT PRICES THAT DEFT COMFETinON OUR NEW CREDIT BTHTKM RXAILU jif YOU TO BUY OUR GOODS ON TOUR OWN TB1XA J I a A H mAVMANN t T33 TO 743 8TH AYE CORNER 4 TH It t 8 BAVMANN BRO n 58 AND 41 WIST 33D ST I H r tnd1ng otelf t I 1 The Hotel St George I Cor Clark ad Kirk taw Bklrv EiTkta J I Ha just ddd 30O additional roonu em nit enajmui It f I lhlanathotlUthUBlU4 ntatea Owa ttt VI I launesa of the Mason at which this aAdltlw U MBV J I pleted UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS t wtllbe made lo permanent nwla lent aad ntsttt I I nnsurpassed u liF 11 1 J w f SF I 1 5 1 t I P i lf i A SWEEPINC SACRIFICE SALE OF FINE CLOTHING r j f i1 I u II I HAVE DECIDED TO SACRIFICE THEIR ENTIRE MILLION DOLLAR C A1 H1 KING CO b H j i ex STOCK OF HIGH GRADE TAILORMADE CLOTHING FOR IMMEDIATE n THE LEADING AMERICAN CLOTHIERS t i 1 697 AJSrD 629 BFIOADVV A j CASH NO MATTER WHAT THE LOSS I i I H OUR EXPLANATION THIS SALE WILL CONTINUE PROM DAY TODAY CHILDRENS SUITS L UNTIL OUR STOCK IS SUFFICIENTLY REDUCED Childrens EveryDay Suits DOc 1 REDUCED FROM M75 AND MO We have just completed a II SPECIAL INVENTORY lt 11 L 0 Childrens Heavy Cheviot Suits 19129 Store will be until 9 oclock t of our stock on hand and find to our surprise that we have open 0 every night REDUCED BROW 83S AND 8 f 1 Childrens Handsome AllWool Suits 9313 nearly ONE MILLION DOLLARS worth of FINE HIGH 1 MENS SUITS REDUCED FROM UO AND so0 r 5 PRICED CLOTHING counters This Childrens Beautiful Dress Suits piled up on our accumulation II 9338 Mens Heavy Melton Suits 495 Elegant Prince Albert Suits 1400 REDUCED FROM Uax AND MOO mulation of goods is due to our having closed out several REDUCED Knoll 81000 AND S13OO REDUCED VROM 8E5OO AND 8OO 3 wholesale stocks while at tho same time our own tailor shops Mens lUWool Cheviot Suits S195 Handsome il Full 1 tress 6wJloirT Suits 1600 BOYS SUITS I 1 1 were continually turning out enormous quantities of Fashion REDUCED FROM 814OO AND eUeOO REDUCED FROM MOO AND WIAOO LONG PANTS 18 TO IB TEARB f able Clothes A conference with our Cashier and Financial Mens Cheviot Business Suits 1000 Richest Imported Worsted Suits 1800 Boys Knockabout Suits 298 Sacks anil CuUw REDUCED FROM sM eo AND 700 W Man discloses the fact that we must realize over HALF A REDUCED FROM 81SOO AND 8SOOO REDUCED FROM SDOOO AND JPI5OO Boys AllWool Cheviot Suits a 375 h1 Mens Imported Worsted Suits 1190 HEDUCKU FROM 88OO AND leO i SilkLined Prince Albert Suits 2000 1 MILLION OF DOLLARS CASH before Jan 1 1891 to REDUCED FROM 83OOO AND 8SSOO REDUCED FROM 8HOO AND 04OOO Boys Black Cheviot Suits 9GO8 meet heavy obligations maturing at that timeand have r l we Double or SingleBreasted Sacks i Mens Fine Flack Cheviot Suits 1230 Finest TallorVade Dress Suits 2500 I decided to SLAUGHTER our enormous stock in preference I Double and Blnil Dreuted Backs and Cutswsjr Eaoks CuUvari ant throughout Prince Albert BllkLlnii Boys Superb Dress REDUCJED Suits FROM 81COO AND 1600 8895 I to borrowing money at he ruinous rates now demanded on REDUCED FROM BtXtM AND 3SOO REDUCED FROM eUSOO AND S6OOO REDUCED FROM aleo AND 6000 i Wall street and at the Banks MENS OVERCOATS CHILDRENS OVERCOATS it I When you remember that tho goods we propose to sacrifice J i Mens All W 00 1 Blue Chinchillas 575 5 Elegant t FurTrimmed r I Overcoats t 1790 1 TO 18 TEARS ARE NOT THE USUAL SHOPWORN SLOP SHOP Long Casssimere Overcoats 9185 REDUCED FROM S1O AND alB REDUCED FROM 8SO AND 06 t TRASH usually offered at special sales but the very finest 2050 REDUCED FROM VIBO AND MOO E Mens Fine Melton Overcoats 790 Finest Imported Kersey Overcoats Fine Blue Chinchilla Cape Coats 9308 wellmade clothing made up in our own shops right here on Filk Lined Throughout REDUCED FROM 5OO AND MO 0 REDUCED FltOM 11 AND 815 i REDUCED FROM a 40 AND 848 Nobby Box Coats Blue Kersey 9395 the premises for the most Fastidious and Fashionable Broad Genuine I Carrs M It Overcoats t 2200 REDUCED Faux MOO AND 81OOO Mens Elegant Kersey Overcoats 975 enu ne arr Melton uvercoa s j1 i sacrifice way tradeyou is Fashionable can realize Overcoats how Immense and Suits and which Stupendous we usually the EDVCED Ctailmtr Lined FROM Sill 81S Sleet AND Lining 8SO REDUCED Bilk Lined Throughout FltOM 85B BOYS OVERCOATS Fancy Imported Overcoatings 2500 ii a TO U TEARS sell for 35 and 40 will be sold for 18 while our 20 and t Superb Black MeltonOvercoits 1175 Made up fur Kihltilllon rurfostsQuilled Silk Lllnf Lous Casslmere Overcoats leOS 0 S iS t 18 gQods will go for 900 and 1000 The markdown Throughout REDUCED FROM I f REDUCED FCOX 8 25 AND SOS REDUCED FR011 8OO AND 8T MOO TO 8OOO t is a genuine and truthful one WE SIMPLY MUST FffLlned 38 00 AllWool Blue Chinchilla Overcoat1 8OO U 3800 J rllT ne d Overcoats t Superfine Fur Beaver Overcoats 1415 REDUCED FROM 8SAO TO 1000 HAVE MONEY WE WANT TO GET IT FROM LUd Ttirooiboat with lt Knr Blue and Black Kcr Kersey Overcoats 6tM REDUCED FROM MS AND 9 0 REDUCED FROM 81O AND alA YOU Well 400 in i mdso f give you for 100 in cash REDUCED FROM 81 O AND 81SOO i This is the Phenomenal Sale of the Century Such A H KING c CO The goods we offer at the prices named above will t values never were given and never will be given I astonish the most skeptical We more than fill til our l Now is The Leading American Clothiers LI I again your opportunity advertisements and guarantee the values we advertise 1 I U 627 db 629 aaOADVVA Y c I t I a C o I i a ublte iotfm I DUCT OFFICE NOTICELHers fur torelin conn r tries Deed not be specialty addressed for despatch fcy any particular steamer except when III le desired to 11 5eud duplicates of banktni and commerolal documents t f letter not specially addreued being sent by the niiit tIIeis available to t Korelxn mails for lb wool coding Nov 11 wilt gloss I m ftromptly In all cues st Hits slit ci follows t rt8 lNIi1 1J llIlr f THUIISLIATA132JA M for fcurop pr steamship f6 Augusta Victoria via ulbampitm and Hamburg 10 Ii i at iu A it for Para pr steamship laraen j at dIf tl I M for Uonalvea per steamship Clarlbel If 1 ATUROAY At I X M for Hrasil and La Ilala conn Pi t lIS la 4t Cries I via Hrsull for St Thorn and HI Croix Via 31 i Thomas for Barbadoes and 1rlntdd and Oemerera 4 7 via Barbatoes per steamship aeiruranca from New aH Ilmr t dn oTI 7 port Nw letters for other Windward IrUnds t and Para must be directed per hegaratica I 3 at 2DO A M for Prance SKltierlniui Italy k Spain rIiiY and Turkey per steamship La I 1 Usscon via Uavr a t rlrrmr I r I I per atmsblp Anranlo via jtienstowit letter for Great Britain and other Knrope countrle must k b directed I per Auranla it i A M for I e Europe let eteamsclp tins via fouthampton i and Brratn letters for Ireland Prance Hwiterland hair Hpain Portugal and Turkey must be directed 4 tI per Ems at ft A M f fur ttcotland direct per t tt tcamsQlp Ethiopia I via UUszow helter must bs j1 tUncUd pr kthlopla at A A M I for the Netber tu landsdlrct per steanuliln Spaarndam via Hotter f If 1 dam Utters must be directed per rpaarndam im t I M U A X for llaytL per steamship I frlns P I nndrlkl uo for Coraooa Vneiula Trinidad r a British and Dutch Guiana mouse be directed per 1 h tins ljndrlki at UM for fTlllldd did T btlo t t Fsnteamshlp Alpi t I r M for Campech Cbl rUI alli crCb 5 I f L apaa Tabasco lt Yucatan pr steamship City of u wahlntoii letters for Cuba TamDicaana Tnxpant ill t dlrvct and other Mexican Glares via Vera Cruz b muss be directed per city nf Washington at I 7 i E H supplementary Itjti I r H I for Nassau N P h per steanishlo Iklnr at I F II l for La 1lsu coon ug 0 tries direct per steamship t la xman I IUNLAYAt a P M for Costa Rloa via Llmon cot suamshlp Hlspaula from New Orleans I ry XII for Australia Mew Zealand Hawaiian Fill and Haracan Islands per steamship 1 Alameda from l I fan Francisco close bet JJec 7 tUJU P l II lot f un arrival nl New York oc iteamihlp Auranla wIlL I udt British t malls for Australia Mill Pfru China and t japan per steamship city ot Rio Janeiro from San WI Franotscol co e her NOV in at ttyo P M Uall tpr the Society lilututs per shlu Tahiti from halt Franclicol cue here Nut II tiJiP I 11 Hail 3 iy fop the Hawaiian islanile erstauishli Australia f trom san Kranclsco close ov L ut J3i u i P M a i ilalK J for e tniindati l oy rail to Halifax and f thence bv Steamer elms at this ottlce daliv m Mull 1 M Mails for Mluuclontij rail to Rnston ant thence by learner close at tUlinlPce dully at M3 r M i Mill I I lIrlt Clb llb for Cola bv rail to Tampa r lu and thince by eteamer salllnv l Mondays and Thursdays odiKo at i it 1hl omce dally at l A N Matin for Mexico fJ overland CnleI specially addr1 for iTekpAtch by steamer dos at this office dally lit 3 110 A tiIir e fhe euhr iue nf closing I of Tran Pacldo mall Is ar 1 f FliKit n th presumption of their nnlnli rrnptcd over f lanii transit to Fat IrNiirlno Malls torn the LevI ar u r tiring Oit time at hall KrancUco on the ily or Nallln of U r teaaiar are despatched thiuca Ills same day Ztajtls 1 Sated mall clotei atoto P M previous day