The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
November 24, 1890

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7 tv fv W rtfl W i r yl J GOOD TENANTS I RELIABLE ADVERTISERS I M fwiaft ntpMM ehinutfriw a I rtji Use the Columns of I Board or Boom Advertisement I I hje TII E SUN 1 FOK DUO AMI HJuLIINO THE SUN REAL ESTATE 1I VOLLYfflK085 NEW YORK MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 18WTEN PAGES IliCl E TWO CENTS I CABLE NEWS FROM GERMANY raff WIDOW or TUB BED FINCX WKDS A ttauafR or asa UOCMKBOLD Theatre OM Nay I B nwo wan r r for the rea Cathedral tooom te bs ulttQTht Mleehlef Don bjr Aa TOUS Latter WrttrMy Fats lip ilS Ab t Dr Kothn DlieOTerr Fa eror TVIIIIam Mays 01 ly Good Chrle UM Mnke Od Boldl reTb Actor I lbs Iaieloa Play Dl allfle4 rlth the OOOOO Murk UlvUed AMOBB Then BXKLIM SOy 23The loyal populace ot this extremely loyal capital ti 1 Just recovering from the dissipation of the groat wedding festivities laltlrn ovor three days In tho celebration of the union of tAo Kaisers slitcr with Irlnce Adolf of tobaumbergLlppo I shall only now draw at tention to one or two Incidents that have not WAD mantlonail in tha public iirlntrv In any other city but this no end of comment would live been tern 10 the rrei on tha absence from the piellmlnnry files of Princess Ire rok Charles tho widow of the Hod of Metz but In Prince the famous con iueror Hot larh matter the German newapnpers have avery mater very safe and uninteresting war of taking their cues from foielgn journal as may hare I een wltneind In fHr 8UN1 early Information reproduced here In regard to Dr In tention My first idea was that the old enmity between her Itoynt Highness and tho Empress Frederick which led to so many Dotty iriuab bles In former yearn ha I again cropped no for the Prlucois Is I nlll a beauty of the most voluptuous type while tho Empress Frederick Is becoming more nnd moro 0 reproduction ot her roral mother the Queen of England I appears that the led widow has clan destinely marriott hor first lord of tho bed chamber Baron on KoLkcndoriT This mar dig took place white nho was Maying n Cattle llruetel near Cologne last summer Of course It Is 0 morganatic or leftbaud mar rbo hut 1 mairiaue lor tilt that nnd the Em peror himself lao hU consent though re luetantlr Her husband la I a finelooking manly fellow and a courtier of the first water and the lrluces la devotedly attached to him This IH I for her 1 new xjerlence for with the KM Prince pie led n vet liable catami dog life Ou Wednesday evening at the tiding wedding foait In the Roval Schlohs he toweled aboTu all resent i in hor truly roynl leauty She wore n white and cold em brodered bodice with a train of purple velvet trimmed with broad ermine a Rift of thu Czar liar olBMloally moulded head was surmounted by a diadem of rare jewels and over eye was turned toward her Since the death of the Itcd Prince who WAR always comparatively poor his widow bus Inherited an Immense fortune Hit by ber relatives which makes her Quite Independent of the bend of tbo royal house ice present Emperor who Is hor nephew A description of one II the dresses worn by the Princess Victoria now Irinceis Adolf ot Llppe and which she wore at th dinner elvon on Tuesday by the Empress Frederlok will In terest American ladles on account of Its ap parent oddity Thu skirt wax of flue gray I cloth potted with tiny steel beads The train A 1 Watteftu was mae of pink relvot and the lowcat bodice and short puffed sleeves called baby lore were of the same material and were trimmed with liver embroidery set with real diamonds in the design of a wreath of wild roses and cornflowers flowers The Princess wore on her corsaoo 1 large brooch six Inches lone consisting of a spray Of roses composed of rubles and bril liants with emerald and diamond leaves llnil wih leo8 a weddlnc Rift from the Llnpe family During the festivities the Empress Victoria Augusta found time t send a lone congratulatory Ulerram aud a whole wagon toad of flowers t the Abbess of Itzbnl on Tuesday last The Ibbess Is a born Princess of the house of BchletwioHoUloln and a third cousin of the Empress Uhe Is a woman of great benevolenco tsd tlrtuos an example of ttuly royal and Christian A err simple but positive proof of the Etiiarn trust in his people was witnessed on Wednesday morning His Majorty was ttart loc for his mornnK rid to the Tblei carton hea a uileorablit looking old nowspaodr Tender stepped forwaid and offered him a pro iraume of the wedding festivities lenued by louie ccterprlsInK lithographer and bearing oI is front pneo portraits uf the bridal pair lh Jia sr lookod the pioKramma carefully osr handed It bak to the man with a plcab ant unllo and wild Tliaukf But I have no norey xrttt toe lit present Come round to the rornl etablM touiorrr and ask for 0 mark U Mitjssty then beokotwl lto un orderly und requested Dim to take the mans name us Otherwise 1 whole crowd of news venders would have called for tlio mark The Berlin theatres are Imitating 0 Chlcaao faulun by uhltiK matiniSeion Bunilay after noin Thepilces idinltsion me lowered at tbti performance After Urn close of tho Cnthtdnil wbloh will hortly be pulled down the theitti o mmmHors ex pnut a further Increase In the tttiKiiiluno us the brnutilul perform anciH 01 the Catliodral cLoli and oran to which ailmlsslon Is free at piescnt attract Urae eoBcrecatlnns Cnltaatns As the Btxjlal ste bare failed to persuade the wnMe at large to give up their attendance at the mate churches an attempt In the same dl le ton Is I now being mad by trxOourt Chaplain Rtoecker He hai as yet refrained from publishing bis progrnmme a his term of lerlN does not expltu until Jan 1 but his friends and the antlBemltlo ald anllomllo newspapers aro bad tt work on a course which may bring boat very lively theological illsscnolons Tho chIef plan advocated by them I the building of a new cuuroh fur Stoeokor where ha may tmaoh unhampered by any oldfauhloned Chrlltlan notions of charity and devotion to the general good Little kucceis has biea at flitted by the movement DO fur The Kalaer who It the hue of the Btata Church In Prussia will not aUow any orcmUuil opposition eipo fitoeaker tsilr by lob a militant churchman a Pastor The Liberal and Frelalninao members In Ibo Prussian Diet have combined to oppose the Government demand of U2000000 murkH for ue erection of a new cathedral opposite to tho royal oaMls In this city They haVe given no to that ther will oppose tho entire eobemo lor the reform of taxation I the country IB asked to shoulder the expense of erecting occIcMaiit oa edifices They maintain that such build Iris are private Institutions and that tim ordi nary taxpayers should not b burdened with their maintenance As the Emperor taken a Personal Interest in the proposed new cathe dral some lively discussions on the subject nay b anticipated A Parity Union which boasts of 300 mem ber Ill of whom are clergymen 64 State offlelnls 22 students and 15 army officers line been formed on the Knullsb and American pattern I promises to submit to the Chiefs of Police In the larger oltlvs new ordinances sJculated to check the spread of vice I pro tits that unlike Its ulster societies lit America It does not seek to Influence leglsla uon ind In this Its promoter whoever they nay be chow their good sense for I anything Is likely to be discouraged In this country It Is the attempt of clergymen and Ibo like to overstep their proper province Borne time 100 agO tho police confiscated a hook published by a new author entitled The Passion for Anonymous Blackguardism The prohlbl hop WM removed later but rot until the Mnsor bad excised from IU paa s a mber of sentence which he deemed too hard a crltlcl m of the habits of OornvAns Dy the light of late developments tftla action ot th censor seem to have been very III timed for the German tasto for anonymous commu nication has causod in lierlln alone during the past week a least two deaths and an mal rases of Insanity The Iotm In every case havn toon women or rather young girls on Ibo eve of marriage and the process adopted was Identical In each oua Either during tho wedding festivities In ohutvh or In the bridal chamber n In the last reported ruse tho bride or the Intend ed bride was tho recipient of an anonymous letter from some female acquaintance or I natty have been from a total stranger charging tha bridegroom with being 1 gar deceiver I deserter of I sweetheart whom ho had bo truTod or a bigamist The unsophisticated Gorman gIrl with her head lull ot romantic no tions and 0 heart devoted and unsullied knew no alternative but to succumb to the terrible nurptclon aroused In hor breast Two of the victims who were promising girls who hud hold their hritdc hIgh in society and who seemed to be destined for domestic bliss dlod suddenly from tbe shock while two others lost their reason and aro now under treatment In ani other country than Prussia such incl I dents as these would give rise to the suspicion that a band of miscreants had combined to execute some Imperial scheme of blackmail Not HO in this country hero anonymous let ter writing Is a national disgrace and l natu ral to the spiteful and vindictive as thieving to a monkey Every year 0 number of persons in every grade of society are convicted of this cowardly offence and sentenced to undergo heavy terms of imprisonment but this seems to make little or no Impression Only recently the wife 01 a Judge In Vevtphalla was sen tenced to undergo three years confinement In a penitentiary for corrupting the minds 1 number of her townsfolk some of them her on relatives by lying statements conveyed in anonymous letters The Berlin newspapers ere trying to outdo each other In lying statements concerning Dr Kochs cure The Valki Zritung tonight char acterizes four of those versions of the composition acorzos position of Dr Kochs lymph as purely sensa tional and imaginary A friend of Dr Koch sal s that the Professor at present pees nobody and talks to nobody and that the secret of the composition of the lymph is as inviolate as ever The interview between a physician and Dr Koch in THE SUN is reprinted here and Is accepted as the first authoritative statement published In Berlin This town by giving Dr Koch the freedom of the city has raised the list of Its honorary citizens to four namely Prince Bismarck Field Marshal Count You Moltke Dr bchllemann and Dr Koch In spite of the I overwhelming enthusiasm in favor of DrKoohs system In spite of the benefits his discovery Is conferring upon Berlin by attracting doctors and patients from all pas of the world it is sad to record that twenty marks Is up to the present the total result of the popular sub scriptions for placing him in a position to es tablish hospitals for tho poor At the swearing In of the recruits of the gar rison on Thursday the Emperor addressed the mon caning that though the present outlook abroad was peaceful yet they had to grapple with an Internal foe who was only to b over come with the aid of Christianity By this ho meant that Germany being at peace with for eign powers bad no work for her soldiers and that they must fight the enemy at home meaning the Socialists Ha added that no one could bo a good soldier without being also I good Christian therefore It was that the recruits who took the oath of allegiance to their earthly master should nlso and above all things prove them selves true to their heavenly Lord The nearer the hopes of the Catholic Church In Germany for the recall of the Jesuits seem to approach realization tbo busier do their Inveterate ene mies the Lutherans become In their efforts to thwart their return In Rhenish Prussia and among the Westphallan Protestants petitions are being circulated In which the Reichstag is asked not to authorize the return of the hated order whoso members are at the same time orter tme charged with all imaginable enormities I The actors in tho Oberammergaa Passion play aro disgusted with the tharas which have I Leen paid to them which have been still further I reduced by the Income tax Imposed by the com mune Mayer who played the nat of Chritt received only 2000 marks the burgomaster as Caiphan and bls daughter Mary received 1300 marks eah All the participants In the drama consider themselves Illrepaid by the 300000 marks which they have divided among them It nocrns strange that while the newspapers pro tilled with glowing descriptions of the cor dial relations ubelbtini between the Kaiser and the Czar teachers of the Russian language hale been engaged to instruct the officers and tergonnts of all cavalry regiments lu the rudiments of the Russian language The Lancers who are snopoied to DO always an advance in a German march to the frontier bolo been the first to be introduced to the no storieo of the language At the same time tho Russian frontier guards have bean doubled and even trebled Tho German press does not take kindly to the appeal published by Koosuths slbtor for subscriptions for the Impoverished Hungarian hero I Is said that Kossuth has a number of ablebodied sons andrsonslnlaw who are well able to orovldo for their relative if he is really lu want It Is suspected that Kossuth himself does not desire tie aid of friends but that bin degenerate offspring are not above posing a International beggar IHVC1S At CAHTLIi OAKDtX Except When Collector Krhmr4l Wa Ainiiad Iooklaz tor ISIs Mentry Commissioners Starr and Stephenson came down to Castle Garden yesterday morning and found no evidences of gore anywhere about the I ancient pile Watchman John Decker the old time Chief Engineer of the Volunteer Fire De partment had Intimated tho night before that ha would put out Charles Goedtel the ratcn mal appointed by Comptroller Mycnt But when he learned that ho couldnt rely on the Battery Park pUre to help him In case Goedtel restated ho decided to Irntfnlzo 80 all nlgbt louu tha rival watchmen swapped remlnlscen cei and thats the reason tbo pntrlarohial pair of CommlxMooervdldu duO any mangled reo lualni on the nromUes the Comm uloIr day watchman Mr Thnlis and ixAlderman Jeremiah Muroby riMiiesituttne the Comptrollers ollloo spent the day yihtenlay In xxchaiiLIng courtesies ilr licUs sold that Mr titupheuson had in structed him to knap the tceyc hut to treat Mr Murphy with the hOMplinlltr dun to him on a visitor representing that city government The Commissioners PIOPOHO to hold on to Castle oaiilon until they net wood and ready t turn It over 10 thi city ollettir Lrtmnlt nnd Mr hporry ame Into the Garden while Commissioner Btepbenaon was I there to take n look at the unclaimed goods Htor d la 1 the baggage room Customs Inspector Turner Who WUH iuppo ed to tin on ituaid wabanay and the Collector pounded on varljiii gates and doors until hi trot pretty tired without getting any response Then hit called on Mr httpUenson who i fa I miliar with ovory nook and corner of the ram bliiii sit tit tUrO Tho Commissioner guldod uluro I his Collector Ion door wnlcb yielded to the vIgorous priiKKUin of the t Collectors shoulder he i Injector Turner cot back he explained 1 hlh absence by saying that he hail brim a din ner i h Collector Is said to have said things to Mr Turner A Kcrtk for a New Police Jostle When Justice Gorman had disposed of Ibo last case In Jefferson Market Police Court be drew a Ions dutiwhether of sorrow or joy none can ynn1 aid ThlslsiirnbHblr inylait car of service on the bejii01 i nutty be justly Inferred from this that future Justice Gorman will resign in the near I I e4 n rtari ftp Fur J jMOXtl II Eut I U lU ash Be 4wy4 I A Flnrvl TI l Trfr Hnlll The Until Iralui eter conilroctrd are In daily itrrtci between 0w lork lnll le ytiH Hilllniorouuil Vuti Inziuu vlaJsrei 1 CeolrL Kitdlng ton u and I Alt lb can irs ittbuIJ baid by lloiu toil iigbt4 Al tL aDd scb car U proviott with a imokla cemtar i beat a conr nltno that will bs ppreeUt 3 tom fovn l I 5t II wa StalleD loot or Ubriy s4d5 THE WHITE TROOPS DEFIED L1TTTK HOrA WniTKS THAT TUB OrOlr DAXCK WILL GO OV The Indians Hpolllnt lor n Fight and Trouble Expected Honn Ther Bar the Mevalnh Ilunnt Appeared lleenuee tie le n Steep Hleh Excitement at Pine Rides TheNctv atOtn Mllefte Hendqiinrtere PINK Birxir AOKNCTT ti i D Nov 23 via Hush vlllo NebThe Sioux and Cheyennos mean war Enl yesterday morning Agent Itoyor received the last letter he will get from the i I hostiles I came by oourer from thn great I ramp ot the ghost dancer now massed on I Medicine Boot and was written by Little I Wound the Chief who to all appearance will lead theOgnllalas against the fiddlers Tha letter reads as follows Dn Koran I understand that the soldiers hnvo coma on the reservation What have thoy corns for Wo have done nothing Our dance Is a religious dance and wo an going to dance till spring I we find then that the Christ docs not appear we will stop dancing but In tho mean time troops or no troops WI shall start our dance on this crook In tho morning 1 I not to be I have also understood that was recognized as 0 chief any longer All that I have to ray to that Is neither you nor the white people made men chief and you cant throw me away a you please But lot me tell yon Dr Rose that the Indian made me 1 chief and by them I shall be so recognized go long as I live We have been told that you Intended to atop our rations and annuities Well for my part I dont caro Tho little rations wo got do not amount to anything bur Dr Hover I such la the case please tend tno word so that mo and my people will bo caved the trouble of going to the agency We do not Intend to stop dancing LITTLE WOUND Little Wound is an old and powerful chief Ho has always been a bad Indian He Is now In camp with thirty lodges of followers on Medicine Boot Creek He Is marching to join the main body of hostllcs on White Hlvor whore Jack lied Cloud and No Water aro in camp nnd dancing This lottor is an open de fiance to tie troops The ghost dancers havo boon warned to stop their orgies and thu letter Dr Boyergot this morning Is the answer Dr foyer told True SUN correspondent last night that ho would not make any reply The Sioux mean war ho said They have been ordered to stop their dancIng They have refused to do so I now remains for the soldiers to enforce the orders The panic which has been la progress among settlers for miles around has now become gen era Two companies ot the Eighth Cavalry at Oelrich are awaiting orders to march to Pine JUdge and it was given out lost night that COO troop wero hourly expected in Ilushvlllo Geo Brooke who is in command of tha troops already bore la 1 seldom seen In camp He Is almost constantly In conference with scouts runners ads and his subordinates William D JlcGaa formerly an Indian scout and now a wealthy ranchman has arrived hero Ho eno s a wide friendship among the Indians generally and last night stayed at ono of the lodges about midway between this point and DufUlo Gap A little curloMty prompted him to feign sleep and keep his ears open during the early par of the night The result was that be secured startling Informa tion After ho bad been In bed a rouplo of hours or more one of tbe Indians bent over him to discover whether he was asleep To all apnMrance he wa Then he heard them alnKmncn get pp and begin a whispered consultation I I The Indians were deliberately plotting to lad l Gen Brooke und his soldiers into un am bush and shoot them down Their plan I as McQaa heard from their own lips Is to continue the ghost dance till the troops try to l contnue 110 I Tbe place selected to curry out their I I I murderous design Is Mxtoen miles north of here I Is I where the White Horso Creek empties Into the Wounded Knee The only I practical way of going to the spot Is by a road that follows along the bank of White horse Creek Upnn either side of this road and I I crtek are denso clumps of trees The plot is to have ghost dance In the centre of this I amphitheatre and have the woods on either side of the road full of Indians when the mil tar come upto stop the dance and they would be easily shot down by the Indians In b on either side By lining the road with their Winchesters for tbo distance of a mile and mie letting tho troops gut well into the amphi theatre they were calculating thoy could wipe ont every soldier that came Tho Sioux andChorennos UI coma Into Omp In response to tbe summons of Dr Boyor Last night their tepees covered the ridges and bluffs In a sort of half circle around the agency The Cheyennes under Bed Eagle v ero I grouped almost back of the military and flanked on sillier side wer the Sioux Indian under American Horse Spotted Hore and Hod Shirt Amoronn 1II Colt band is camped In 1 twelve lodges onV oil Creeknear old mans house about 1 mile and a half from the troops Jak and led Cloud who Is I one of the ghost I dancers and one of the most dangerous nut cunning Indians on the reservation are wIth biO It is noticeable however that among the 900 Indians now hero there are few young men There are probably 100 ablebodied wairlors the entire camp In the Choyenno I Quarters there are loss than ten young men The tepees nr filled with women end children and a few cole coolers or old men wao art unlit to tight There U I no longer any doubt that young braves have pent their families to camp whim they themselves have joined Ibo hoitlles I who are still duncitB out on WhltK Hlver in de I fiance of the orders of Agent Rotor and Ibo military The lto ebud Agency warriors have at last joined the ghost dancers nf 1Ine Bidgo after a tblrtysixhotir march oer the bills They are beavily armed and defiant It Is now estimated that the hostlles are sIx otm strong They are led by No Water Big Head and Little Wound They I 1 I till refuse to com tn camp although tomor row ls ration day h olmr Ibo gbnst dancers are In camp They have been bore for thirty fix caUI They are hoc the most pat t robed In white cloaks and legging and their faces are nearly concealed by their ghostly I i looking hoods Bed Slur ono ol their wildest men Is In camp tnniuht He Is 1 young fellow who Is dressed In store elnthes but UD wears tan eaulo leathern ut tho Messiah and tonsequontly will never die While American llnrae who Is friendly to that whites pladud wtli young Fire Brand toda I I Bed r tar cut thn conversation eliot t hI faying lint If tho Kildleru wanted to round up the I I i ghost Iho iii dancers they would have to go out altar I This Is clearly the attitude of the boslllen I I the military marches out to break up the re ligious ceremonies of the savages which will surely be done us soon as reinforcements come there will lone running tight lu the Bad Lands I of Nebraska similar to the Modoci war which proved so disastrous to the emil I The young bucks ou white lliver poem du I YOlnl break loose from Mm old men and give the foldlern a chase There are many sple of the enemy In camp and In case of any axiiroelve move of the troops they would bo people gonci In 8 flash on their ponies to join their The attitude of friendly Indians now camped heio will oiobably depend latvoly upon the success or failure of this botflies At present falurl they proton great reveronco for the Lnitid SttOI Government and most effusive friend ship for the Infantry who guard the Oatllng guns Last night American Hor o made 0 power ful speech to the Indians lu the council house of the agency Ha stood In the centre of the room and spoke earnestly and lu a loud voice to his people He begged them not tn turn against he whites who tho said were us plen tiful AS leaves and hu pointed nut to them tbo fully of believing in tho speedy appearance of Christ t The noble ole warrior was followed by Swords the Chief of mica The attitude of Il lud Cloud and bs son Is still pioljlematical Their camp Is Isolated from the rest of this Indian village In an In terview with an Interpreter last night young l Bed I Cloud said that he had danced hut once In the oul dance Hi laid the Indians wore I simply holding ft revival after the fHblonof the yhites that 0 they sincerely believed that Christ would fnnn appear and that his people I knew no reason alloor troops should be baie Young lied Cloud however Is 1 good oil hand liar und little credence can be given to his story I Is known that he bns I been one of the 111 men if the dunce nud lo s alM the fellow who six days ago cried out to his people tn burn the agency buildings He Is also iidiioil of stealing a wagon lend uf I beet on the last issue day The situation is oortulnly grave The trouble is lowly reaching a crisis Iro ilanaer of that I Indian camping Inaclme about this aO noy became no apnarnnt last night that orders j F r r lor them to moms to the J barren candy plain at than lot of the llultpj to thin north nnd along Wolf Crook In this place ihoy will tm till In a bunch and their greiit 1 fo 111 0 Iflt Into will bewltitin range of tho Outline and liotolikiss guns About noon tbo hnrannners of the different bands cried nut to the Indians lo Btriko their ti bill and round up their horses old move to the now camplnc grounds The rhnngo wns made within an hour nnd n half I was then disenverod that nearly i yIn tepee shultorod I carblno or a Wlneln Mer but no ofTort was mado tn conflsenu the amis of the strange proislon ns it 11111 oil I Into tho valley along Wolf reek Tin liarnnguorij hoe led iind yelled like J11vblo hlrnnllor ontl the jolp lot of the dogs unibr the wagons 1 nnil tho Inklnl t I I ol cow bulls on Iho t liursos iniulo a noio I which ilrownud the clanging of the t inlssldii elinrcli bell J 1 hnv had beon I on thn new eamplng ground but 0 wliori time 1 I when 0 big body of tiraves gnlliiped on horMi tuck lo thu lug iteit point I on lao I hjvv rIO or hlllx Hero they Mood iipimrotitly studying hlp 10ro IJllnrolly the surrounding country and the agency below I tie in Tln Indian pollen force In camp has been Iole incron od tn IHO men Thn iignlur force con slstudof a1 t men Agent llnvor nlso received Al hue ion Heoutn authority Irom Washington tn Ih 111 Olt The I camp torrullos around I Is I now patiolln I night cnml dnv by Slotix pollCPtncn who mo nrmod with it liinlie trr and who are watoh Ing the movement nf bontlles hostos Twantyfoiir 1 thousand loutuls of ammuni tion hate crime fur the trooprs or Mnth Cav alry and UOiiiio for the tntling and Hotcli kiss gains Kxlndlim Agent Mcdillauddy came today In response tn tln urg tit re lodnl ujnt nnost of Con Iirooko Mcdlllciiddy bus the record of lelnu 1 ono of the most fearless agents over lu the employ of the liov ernment Thn two man hnvo been In confer ineo all day I Is reported that Mellllletlddy Is untie In favor oHsary 01 ruhlnl the Indians without any A half bread named Charley Jones who came from WIIl Hlver today reports that the In dians there auto preparing to butte a big dance prolorlnl tonight Some nf the ineu are wearing their 11 ghost shirts rind had decked their I horuos with eagle fcatbors so that the ani I wlh enrln mals would live nlvvnys Jack 1urket I a runehmnu cant In fioui the Mudlelne Hoot country early today Hn ors that 0 Mexican Ibo I tocov 1t vho lute 1on earning tho Sioux told him that the Indians would iond their squaws nnd children tn the ngonoy for food on tho hlrol darn which are tomorrow and Wednesday aud that thor would Thin coins In Ibomolo neil domain morn rations nnd the tludliohargoiit the old Icllce taro and many of the uuunay olllclalr 1 thelrdomanda aro relusod they will begin their war Ono company of cavalry is now on its WaY loin Ft MuKlnnay to Tina llldiio and the re maining companies Iniantryat Ft Omaha are also on tho way I is uNo reported that tlx conipnnteA of the Soventt onth Infantry at Ft Itussell W a will bo halo within forty eight hours A Galling gun came today It throws ball a sort of shrapnel shell besides a solid bll old squaw committed suicide last night hecniiFO tier husband entered the sorties of Dr Itogar 101 a sreclnl pollcomau The band of 1olor on 1 Buffalo inp ton days ago Is uppo od to bi You uigM an tfritldit1 I Is Horses roturnintfvvlth his warriors from lfalt to the Crown Young Nan has ulwavt been friendly to the whites but them are reports that ho tool isdixucmg on his way to this reser vation This old may bo the Homo that caused such I panic at Hot Springs on Friday where tho wanlurs stripped and began to dunce near the spring There Is a report Into this evening that Big rtotil ont of the ietelll ii duels has sent nod to Agent foyer Hint ho will surrender to the pallet 1 they will route after him A posse will probiiblv bu si nt out a a alit him Citittiio Nov 23Gen Mlleswasat his desk early In that forenoon I was after 2 oclock when Ibo on Sunday morning commanding General left the hevlnuurters In thu Pullman building after bII1 kept the wires hot with ordats to the commanding olllcurs with tbo troll In the Noithwast now among the IndIans The first toeeratn received from tA Indian country niino iroin nn army oflleer a Kouobud Agrny In lug that Information has been re c lvod that tho hontllo Ii dians ore moving from Pass Creek toward Pine Jtldg Agency In two p irtles tie bucks with SLort Bull along the Vihito Hirer route lie ill man women and cbllitron on tho Medicine Hoot road Thin nows comes irnm Indians who have returned from Lass On ok and Louis Iticburdti bavs It is reliable J hoy lonurt that they are going tn Inu I Riclga Agency tn got the Indians tniro to talk to the commanding C ionir tl I in tin I Ir behalf I Th r pun nU SID F that Chief TwiStnkos intends to btub the commanding nilieera a signal for thai attack DY bis Inn Them seems to be no doubt that the loaders mean war and they lie only the Indian lining Short tnKother Bull us a pretence to keep Con Miles itts that the troops have been fully apprised eonevrning these matter and pr nutlns hive belt taken Gen MilB received another letter from the I frontier today I was from Cnpt Hitgglnh date I Grout Tails Monlaim Nov lii 1 Tbe Cap am In says I was nt 1oplar Crook Ale T I for about six hour yesier l y alter writing you nail previous letter rind heard SOlo addi tional Items of interest concern Ing the feeling among Iho Indians there and olflow In this region losepli Cul ron aye ilint the In dlftiirt at Poplar Crook an bettor armed today than they hiivn ever been before Ha says there is 1 serviceable brt cell loader fir only every witrr or In that trIte HI BUTS they base no lellglnus I dunces nor Is thorn great incite ment but he only knows two halbreds and not 0 single Indian who docs not conlldently I eliot e in the now superstition and It U I the I only topic ihut says thor N I no talk of any hostility tigilnst ih whites but I risked him the iinestou why thor wore sn will armed and bo replied Oh there is come came In tie country ot nnd It U tbo nature ot thu Indian to carry I gun any way If ho can 1 learned that W lute Clut Sitting Bulls messenger Btopped at 1oplar Creek Agency for 0 few Hours lam week on Ills way back to Dnkoa nliur vlsltin the Indians In the Do minion nf Canada Tht annl did Dot seem tn know this when 1 tall ml scull him Whlto Gut repined that the Indians north of the lIne wore rlehor and more prosperous than those who surrendered Uncling a good iloulof giirue trapping und fur and when they wished to work getting bettor wages than the Indians on the niorvatlon White Gut also Mild that the Indluib with Sitting Bull worn not bettor iirmed tndnv than nt tho tune of the Cuetor midair He gate onlerx that I a hostile gun vus tired 1 nt any time ri I Dakota or ulawlrere all the Indians eteiynhern must rise antI do w hU diimuue they could and loin Hitting Bull anil Kicking B ar nt lioirllutto In that Black Ills region This U to take plau In the hprlriff WhIte Out sass the conditions are moro favorablo now for nn Indian wnr thin ever be foro a s that cattle Cr scattoroil everywhoro though thai ountry wlioio tho bulol used to go lie pointed llo thicaso of tlm Cborannes who came fium the South to Tonuun Ulver through n country containing nit guiuO but they round nbindancu of cntlu for their us 9 tenatieM with Iho settler wore to fw or tOi BciUtTert to offer relhtnncn Thu Inilims will Hitting Bull have talked nil this over mid tiny tbot can rnu tcr loire wnrrlors now und lie t v nri better armed than l nt the lImo of the luster affair and thu coun I try is boiler now for their wurfarn than It was then Hut heIr I main reliance after nil U In Mipurnaturul aid I nskid Jot Culbnrlson why thus Ildlan tld n it take wiirnfn by the tutu or Sword hearer the Crow whlih ought to convince them of the folly of their fsupori tltloi He stirs thai Ihu Indians think that KlcMng Bells inndliine Iii stronger than Swr rd BenrniH was und that them have been iiinnld ntlons old Ioudor wlilch prove be vond a doubt tbe truth nl that present move ment Tbi v 10 thoe proofs were wanting In tutu i also nf r vvnrd i Boirer Joe lniirdel a cniijeituri1 wlilch senms tn me not improbable Ho thinks 1111 Hull wanted next spring to asuomlloa lara 1 fore of warriors an pot pllilv thlnkli g that even If the hope for Divine nssletnn Bhnuld rot coma ho could stand off the troops for a tIme and erhaps I winsome great vUtortnH and eventually If necessary arl 11 ii O lilt way to I iho a British I HUP I whom ho thinks ho would bo I ncalti safe as hu used to bo and coti d I If rieoi KB iry treat anti exalt terms Jon entlmnteB Hi I loll I I iiinnbor I of blou Ptlll north of to line at rlslltv lodges I think I lloiiyius htuieinn t more likelv I ti bii citrIc ruinelv ortyi fuht lolfes nt Woody Mniintnlll nnd llvn or sx lodgn oloowhiiiM I did nnt ttoi ut thn Fort llolkiinp i esrva tlon I ld I prntmblv obtained all the Information I could liiivu gotten there A scout frnlil llmt reservation Is I ut 11 a lord Jlovnr his talked t rORffolol I talked with an imploycn from Tort Ileitnato s tao was nn thin train for 1 fnw momonis There Is rather inoro cxoltement und ugly fiollng shown thorn by tho Indlanu than IV tboso at Ioplar Creek Thoy are vvull arrneil OtuoJ I received nlllcoA from pen Brooke said lien Miles tonight which say tutu the tnrbtilont Indians have evidently changed heir minds nnd Instead ol making an attack they are more submissive Of course tholongoi they refrain from hoc tllltles the hitter It I Is for tha army for It gives us the udvnntaaa of valuable time to locate troops at available points BT Lows Nov SJQen Wesley Merrill fT JOUs Commander lov the Department of Missouri thin mornlnu received Inxtrticllons from the Lendiiuaiter of the army to send troops at once to 1lne Ridge Agency Gen Morrltt nrcordlnglr ordered eight troops of thin hivonth civtlrv nbout Sdii men tinder rommanl of Col Fornytbu and 0 company of attlllirv will 0 bit TV of four guns com umndud by Ciipt CauiTon from 1ort lllley to epecial tile Hcona train of Caflron troops loft today by I Is learned that every soldier In the De imrtmeut of Missouri Is In readiness to start fur Dakota at moments a notlct I TWO LITTLE BOYS KILLED A TALL BAKT1I tlAKK CATKS INtO A HHVOKLVff BAlflt MT Fareats and T n her Unit Wor e4 tc Boy or tka Neighborhood Away but th ConliMclor Took No PrecBUtlon The big sand pit In Nineteenth street he l tweoii Seventh and Eighth avonuus In Brook lyn proved 1 death trap for two boys yesterday afternoon The tilt extend over throa or four secant lots and Is dug out to 0 depth ot from eight to ten feet AlonjMldn of It on the west I ont thteatenlngly close tower it rounil bank of Bolldenrth morothan tUty fet hlub anti nbuut I sixty feet In diameter 1 Is an unsightly look Ing tna s vlslblo for several blocks and has i I i I always boon an eyesore to the residents I of the neighborhood A short distance I from It but closer to Eighth avenue tlioro Is another ugly looking earth mound of almost eriutil troportlons some months ago I was discovered that there was a rich deposit of sand on the Seventh avenue side of the first bank and contractors Hickey k lion have been working it so Industriously over fines that when their men stopped work Ing on Saturday night tho fit had boen oxtouil od to tbe baa of the towering earth bank I Intended It is said the at ultimately sold to 111 In pit by toppling over the earth batik and then flue the fllleilln lots for building purpose Even the men who were working lat week for i the contractors felt that they had I een dig I gltig perilously near to the woulherlioatvn bank whose top Inclined at a percoptlbla nnglo toward the pit but no precaution hail been I I taken either by placing a fence around tho pit I or stationing 0 wnUhmnn at tho place to pre vent an accident Persons living in the Immediate neighbor hood haJ warned their children tlmo nnd tlmo again against playing around tbo pit and tho teachers In the Eighteenth street public school repeatedly told the pupils to Keep away from i tho Nineteenth street loN altogether Kho I boys who live in the row of houses directly oti i posl the pit made It than scent of their ploy about 1 oclock yesterday Btternoon They were Thomas and James McDonoucli the clghtyenrold and slxyuurold MIUS of 1alnti i Thomas McDoiiough of 3jj Mnotecuth street I fixyearold Rtchuid ThomH of 401 Nine tceuib street Keveuyearold Joseph Itauucot 37 Nineteenth street and Ilveyoaruld Jo I seph Co i olo uf 4H3 Nineteenth street The McDonoucli boys and their three Cm I 0 pnnlons liiut been digging In the pit iinuar noath the cnrtu bank only a few minutes wheat I a lilu sllio slid down from the nidoof the latter and burled three of them out of night Tho I Ceiolennd Prague bnvsgot out of the way of thelalllngeaithln time to nave their lives and I climbing UP the side or the pit made for their I hornet rw lust aa their feat Iolid curry them clrrl Beveral and sitting tho men oDd women slllnl nt windows nt the opposite houses wltnexsed the accident and bulieving thnt Hume of the b IS whom I tbey had seen In tho pit hue I ben burod under i the mass of fallen earth and rucks they rushed to the stteot screaming lor help In los than I live minutes then weie several hundred per sons nt the ppot nnd before the arrival oMhc policemen from the various posts adjoining I stuidy hands had varlUS work of rescue i The Thouils boy wan reached when only few Bhoveliulsot earth had been removed A err of relief wont up from the Hpectators when it 1 was found he was Mill nllve He VVOB carried I to his home 0 few ynrds illelnnt rvnleutly I i snvrrely crushed nnd bruised lly this time 1 the corps of rescuers hnd heen joined by 10 1 llcoinen II own Burns Glonson nnd Amart from the Filth avenue station and an many hands as emill poslLly b utllteil w mlUY iroKed In shmelllng away the piledup earth I was known that two boys were burled under the mos of Ktrth and stones tu l wbn they were was a secret even to their father and mother who wore in the front rank ot the whiteraced speCtators who crowded around the mouth of the pit Jn spite 01 the exertions of the rescuers fully ton minutes elapsed be fore the llrst body was leuched The spectators had nil felt moments before thin thai all bonn of r flmllni either of thu two I hoys alive would have to be abandoned The boil wa that of tlio yotugiur MoIJonough boo I presented MIMI as vvill as women screamed at tho eight 1 I The mtt t pleieing outcries were made by the mother and father of thin lothol boy Uno Bide of than hots Iud huil bean rruqho In by a stone In the falling earth and his body lets and feat were badly biuised Tho ambulance Burgeon I whn had anlvod declared the boydoat and he was arrltlt air SB the street to his home follnwi by his almost distracted parents I The continued absence of the elder son bronchi home to thu father nnd mother the painful fRt that he nlso bad found a grave In the tilt Nearly an hourolai Red after tlio col lapse of that bank before his body was fund Thoio was a overo fructnre on the rIght I I side of the head contusions I all river tb body I anit I a I rue tun nf the right foot I was i ar ted through the excited crowd to tbo houo of tho etilken lusrealts arid crowl nlongxdo the other Coroner Roonoy gave permfls on to the under taker to lay out the bfidea mid last night al most all the dliflirureraiiits had been removed 1 from the youthful feature and the brothers appeared as If In a peaceful slumber Thenr rnnsomrnts for the Ian nest will not bo made rlnnOIJntIOr I until today wi 0010 Tho Thomli boy although badly Injured I I will probably recover Hi roel ell severe cut botweon the thumb and forellngorof hU left hand which may result 10relnlor Vlldn thinks In lockjaw and also a painful contusion on his chest It N I only eight months ago when two boys lot their lives b an almost similar cceldent In rlftnenth Etroiit and on that neciiBlon the Coronern jury severely censured thucontractor who had charge the excavation THINK ITS hARD OY TlIK DOG Kympnthlxrr tor th Animal Thai Snip ullcd lnhnn Oellilm With u Stone Dr A M Phelps of tho Charity Hospital on Blackv ell3 Islund U getting letters from cranks protesting against the alleged cruelty to the dog whose log bone Is dug grafted Into the ankle of little Johnny Getblns Fan of that waiters sign their names but they all denounce the Doctor On Saturday he rocelv ed n letter postmarked Kaltlmoro which paid that a doen women nf that city vveto K tna to pray that the oxperirnont would not bs stat cessfnl boviuifie It was hi i hard on tbu clog Them Is no inouns of tcllliic yet whether tho ovperlinont Is going In bo hiiccftslul Both the boy and the dim ate getting along well I When tills txporluimit N I vet unit tier will probably bo trie I Tho docs vocal coidxwoto I cut when she was put Into the plaster or liens mould and tied to the boy The object was to niHke It I t liii puitt hilt lot lir to t bark Mid a I taffy that lot The doctors will try the exiiorimont i or stItchIng that eords tf othor iiualn and niaklgg her just as good vocally us befoio Where Did Ho Unt Mieru MednUI Harry Kenny a butt boy of 17 hose com mittal more than once to the Cathnllo Pro tectory has not reformed him was held In thj Tombs 1ollce Court yesterday for tapping the till of lnceaizn Coiozzoiu grocery at 2fi Prince street and taking fit i Two gold medals and the pawn ticket for a third which had lieon won by L h Myers at the dames if Ulffeient athleiiDasfloelatlonc weri found In lila pocket it wis said at the Manhattan Athletic club of which Myurx In n member that hit had won n bnrrolrulot tnodnU and would hardly hues twit or three A rlondof MjarsHsald be hnd sn many thnt he often givo them away to friends as keepsakes Mr Myers hadnt hint any stolen from him uf late eitn toar as Lo knew To Jliprrlmcnt With Imf Koch Lymph It Is likely that Prof Kochs remedyforcon pumrtlcn will noon have n trial In this city Dr Abraham Jacob of 110 West Thirtyfourth street has been trying to secure from Berlin roane or the lymph which 1rnf Koch tifex In iuoculatluKconsUtnitlviiatieiits A wick ego JJr Jftoiil leeelved word that a srnnll ijllitiitfty of lymph would bo seait to him He nlll con duct his oxperlmentB In a u hospital probably In the Mt Sinai ilospital wheru ha la Prubldont of tho Medical Hoard Where TotcrUavi Fires Wnrc A W2t U lu wood l OUenacrf sinus ISTIIr Street aiud atOulsvrl Semite i IJt 7 it M Mutt iircet dimes 515 Mflii tiuemtnt ft 15 btcond Street atom 1100 tiI4 top Moor ut Jil last i Etveoi ntth strolL L Llfbteot iD oocupant damage Owl 7 oil p ro onii floor ft Sil Mudliou Itrct incuplrd Lr Martin Bird damag tllthlixua lou Hour ot luu Avinut A occupied liy IuOwuluc p dama ae iiuo oi scrotal Boor of vl not led itreec Kanurd Sinn dainai e llw low baeemut ot un liui HBtUirnu Osia ego 5 slit 11KLU IIKIi IlllSONKll lire IlnhrmHn Mpinre as Allced Tick pneket on M Ferry SCoot Urn Rose Dahrman of lU Ilaliot street Af tot In L I with two friends More imnienKors on the ferryboat Texan which reached than slip nt the foot of Broadway llieokljn nl 8 oclock last evening As the vessel mm mado fact and the iiarsengrrs were crowding to laud Mr Itahrman felt sonic one tugging itt her dross and shi catmht thou attn of H man whom hand was in Pier pocket Mite photitcd that alto Wits being robbed and the man broke away from her grant and sinned to run up thin bridge Mrs IfMhrnum 1 fnllovved nt full sjoud calling I I out t Thief thief I blue outtiglit mi with him nt that nntrnnce to the furry houi1 nnil in Midtn of his vigorous rcslBtiinca htiI on hit eouut tails unlll Iollcn man Urodcor cnrno up nnd lonk I hlirr I In I ilinrci I At the tntlon hon o Mrs liahrmnn utah n formal oomnlalnt ucalnrt the mini who tald ha VHR John Bunion ot ij henry clrret iirs Ilahrman salt site hail been rubbed nf f n mirfto containing nonndollar bill rind nbotit a dollar In silver On lllnlon was loiind n cmodollnr nlll and seventy i cnls lu silver but no purse I The pollen think theIr prisoner IB the plok jiockot u wbcrm no many complaints hnvo been made of into by forty passenger HIE CARlHinarS IHUhT Fir If They Had Mr Tan Loon Mlicht IIae Kllleil Huprrlnlenilent t rr rnler A woman who describes herself as Sofia Peters 43 yearn old of 117 Kit Elghtvclghth street is looked up lu that Washington Heights Police Station on a charge of attempting to shoot Kllsha Carnerter superintendent of the JueriIlo Asylum Sir Carpenter and his son were In a carriage roturninu to their home at 176th street and Tenth nvonuo yeator day afternoon when tho woman levelled n Colts revolver at Mr Carpenter and snapped the trigger She had tried to make n 22cnl Ibre cartridge fit a 32eallbre pistol by wrapping the cartridge with paper and the Pistol didnt go off The coichniiin sprung I from his seat and young Mr Carpenter jumneit from the oarriauoatid seized and dlsirrnod iho woman The borne left to themselves ran un on the walk and smashed a part ot the picket fence surrounding the grounds of the i list ltaaai Mr Carpenter maya the womans namo In Van i I Loon and that her wttaghter was In thittnstl j i i ttitlnn hot two tours and was sent West t Tho Women has frequently demanded that he tell her where daughter if Ho pays ho refused to tell tier because hidoennut think she ought to rmvit the cure of her dauuhter He also says that tbo womans hunbaml told him not to dlsehite tho girls whereabouts The girl Is now IS years old DID A QUACK IXICTOIt KILL nfl P Young Frank Smiths Friends rear HU l lBMitt nrnea Mean Death Two weeks ago Frank W Smith a young man of Iloston of good family and reputation nirstorlously disapponred Ho was employed In tha real estate ofllca of J Murray Howe and ho went to his work on the morning of his dis I appearance Ho loft the omen at 10 oclock to collect some rents Instead of doing so he went home packed a bag and made other i I preparations for a journey It ban just been i learned that he probably took tlio 11 oclock train for this city Hid accounts are till right and he ones nothing The peculiar nature nf the case IB this Senate time ago young Smith who Is 22 sears old submitted to a MiireUal operation which was only partly successful and bo still nut fered from its effects Ills pliysfoliin hut ad vised him to undergo another operation lu Ftead Ii doing co ito got Into corrnspondence with one or moro irregular practitioners loire whose iuini his friends dnnot know These persons had offered him inducements to DIBOO hlnneif under their treatment lila family and I friends had strongly advised him not to dr so I and they now fear that he disregarded their I advice and died under the bands of some quack No trace of him lion yet been found her but a thorough investigation is to be mans A VniEST OV PATROL Seektnx to Drive She lliixvdlee Oat of Ills 1urUb Tho Bov John Ed wards pastor of the Church ot the Immaculate Conception in East Four teenth street bas taken a stand against at tending balls or entertainments In dance halls at Thanksgiving Christmas and Now Years Yesterday morning ho warned all the young women of his parish that he would visit every ball or entertainment which might tnke place In any of the low dance balls In the neighbor hood rn Thankgiving eve or Thanksgiving night and hu Imped he would meet norm of them there The pnisonx ho hold who gut up these dances woro bad Catholics toting row dies thevos and drunkards who Were giving the parish a bad reputation Father Edwards nkod the uood puipk to nolp himas they had done before to drive these young blackguards out of the pnriu Last night continued Father Edwards after 11 clock u crowd of ynungruillnus and thieves woro marching up nnd dovvnlotir teontb ttreet in fouL of this church Insulting persons whom they met I walked ink ami forth aliiit ourtoeulUBtnift 1 1ctuoon Avunua B and Third avenue und could not rout a PJ llcemin Father Edwards patrols the streets In his parish utmost every night and is acquainted with nearly every member of his largo congre gation Ho takes notes of the places where it U bard to see a policeman in UK HAXK nOBBBUT VrceUnd Will liner to dive the Cashier a Chance lo Identity IIIm Frank M Yroeland alias henry Vroeland who Is tinder arrest In Brooklyn on suspicion of being ono of the clover sneak thieves who got 15000 of the funds of the Twentysixth Ward Bank aluiust under the eyes of the cash ier and bookkeeper on Wednesday last will bo arraigned before Police Justice Kcnua today and at the lequcst of the police authorities will bo remanded for examination Directly aftor his arraignment Yroelriml will bo taken to lollnn headquarters and mad to Btaml tutu for Identification by that cannier nnd bnokkeapur lit will bn placed in a eircln with tout ra cloon men about his issn hlu and ago when ho Is ronlrontod with the bank olltclrtln whom he U sunnoctid of eo adroitly liooiwlnklni Vrueliinds plcturo him long been In tbo HogtieV Gallery and has It Is said l con already identified as that of one of the robber1 Vnoland earned the term which he bus al ready nerved In King Sing by assaulting und robbing an old ship Captain Allan Hrlmont Herlonely III Mr August Felmont Is Boroiitlr III with pneumonia at his residence ItiJ 111th 1 as cram Ho han been corallnod t the houso for sovoral days nnd Is nttoadoJ liy Dr William M Iolk and Dr Alfred L Loomis It was said at the hiouso last night that Mr Belmoiit seemed to bo a little bettor Dr Iolu remained at the house during the night Thin rnllceman Thought SlowLy Henry Mjorss saloon nt 77 Iiko street vrai open yosterdry morning Ollloor Mtilcahy walked in and uncnto the proprietor There wero three other men minding nt the bar In the Ksaoc Market 1nllco Court 31yei said that ho lird clood ills saloon on hiturduy night nnd yostnrduy nom ng when he was elennlnK up three mea broke l In and began to flght there lie had not aiimllfd I them nftlcer Mimi alui told JUUIKD Dully that he believed I that MTOIKR story was true Then why didnt jou arrest lh thr 0 men wbn brnkn in Insiead nf nnostiiu the pr inlet or nuked JIIHIUO 1 limit I Tills U i u new wrinkle but I will have to diochar Uyut VleeIreelttent Miirtnn Guest roBnnnnrpniE Nov 23its guests of Vice President and Mrs Morton ut Illerslo on Sat urday store the following prominent persons I Tln Hon William Walter Iliolp Minister to I Gnrmany Mrand Mrs luoigii filet ot Now York city audMr nnd Mr htownrt of Gluii i ItldLi N V MinIster Ilioltm will ICHVB lot j New tork on Monday Vlcelrealdont dirtoa will liiiro for Wnshlngtoii thin latter i art uf the i week that family abuut Due 1 Nrcra Klot In Wuiilu Carolina CnxniEbTON Nor 23 There was a negro riot at Illihopvilte Unmter county today I caused by the arrest of a disorderly negro Troops have been ordered th re j J S r WITH A BULLET IK HIS HEART Till WIV WAS MUltltKltKD Hilt LAX IM1U Ills UKAU ZN TUX tiVXXKlt Hnptinspil Sn llntn Alma Killed nnit UrsElel Inlo till Nlrrrt Alterw r tV flit Slut let llnln In the lit nit Mult ItreM Two Italian lads walking through East 118th stroit nt 1 oclnck ichtunlay morning cam across n man hlnc on the walk In front ot 443 Inn linth stteot They thought tho man wa clruti They retraced their Hteps to First ave uie wliuro they mot Policeman Clearr and told him leery found the man lying on his i loft sd vllh Ills neck toslligon tho edge oi thn cmbMouo und his head fnca down In tn gutter A moments Invo lgatloti showed thai the man rudoad but time body was ntlll warm In tlo IIKkoiltig light of a neighboringga itt and the moonlight there v as nothlne visible I to Indlrnto that the muu had not dIed of I natural causes A wagon was borrowed ot an Italian grocer near by anti the body wan re moved to the lat Utith street station There the volko learned for tho Urst time that they bud a murder to work on Tho miin hind beau shot Tho bullet had htrucl the collar bone on the loft side and glnncliiK downward had nrobably entered the heart The rniiiiueni hemorrhage had bean Invvnrd nn I then were no bjnod stains on tha flnililiie or imrson of hue I iKinl man Dotietlvos Irito iitiil Molt taint gone home They wiiiont a for mid btirrled to the nalgh I bond where tlm t body I bud been found but could llnd no one who Iit id I even heard tba t re port ui nplHtol Tho lads who discovered the biily seer detained nt Urn stntlon They are Michael TroyoiiH of 411 East lllltb street and Joseph Hurt of lli Iiiot Mlith I sliest Thee store reliant Jo I In the llurlem Court yesterday by Just leu Vldo 4 At 93 oVlr ck in the morn Ing Miguel Dome nlep mill lilt wlliu llulilla went to the station iind Idontllloil thn tnuidtirud man as Diego Pollolon aced 35 years Itonlta Domenlcolf Bteiiijaugluer ot 1olicion Ho lived with his rtoiitlnughtur nt 4UO Initt llijtb street The police sny thny ore Italians in spite of their I Hranlh names Jorm nl o said that he had I met ono Giovanni ruruloharo during thn day Otovniinl ho salt bad made Borne ioi ivlcsielloctlnuurion the character of his wile Itonlta Intcud of rcisontliigtbn Insult linmlnco sun lu ropoatcd them to Pnllclon I who threatened vengeance auulust his step ilaiiiilitirs trndueei Thoy kept Pollulon in the house until about 8 oclock when he Insisted in on going out to get Doinn lolnio JbiH WMB the last they aw nf lint until thoy round his body at the sttion Tho clitectlves learned as u mutter of fact that Uiimenlcii his alto anti 1nllelon spent the ovunlui nt the innriiN of nn Italian saJooa koapor at 1Jl lun llltti street and pur chased envcrnl iMiisof tieerot MlchanlMarona Knloou keener orr thin opposite side of the hat way They did not bavn there until nearly midnight Con fronted with the n facts Do inenlco Hnldtliey wenthorne and Pollcion went out attain after theIr return Tin couulo worn locked up The detective went to Fornlcliaros hnu e at 407 East 113th Street but lie was not here A watch wo tilnced on the bouse TUero is also a story to thus effect that 1 ornl linro and Pollelon quar rolled gMiio eight months ago that Fornlobaro bud sought an opporunlty for revenge and Unit ihu insult otTcred Itonlta was purposely 8lTen tn nncer her father J ho pistol wan fIred at such close range that the itestu was burned by the powder No pis tol vvau fimd and it Is I bullevod that tho body was Ilirried trout the sooute of the murder and abandoned whore It vv as It fs found Near It lay a brown thcovnrod button whleli mar bo found missing trom that overcoat ot the mnrdoier when ho Is caught This may hap P n tiimorrow or a mouth from tomorrow bociusi us usiinl oven th Intimate friends of the victim are hindering rather than helping thin voile In tlioir seareh for the mnrderor Pollcion was n laborer 35 years old Two ao huts nnd twentylive cents worn found in hi i oekc ts and upon a moro careful search of th body a Hat leather piirxo was bond strapped t us left iou just above the knee In the parse was 31 WbTV 41ID OIATIT JVOTMflR The Westerly Ilr me Set Mr ncBttl a Rxninpln In Street Cleunlnsb The unfortunate Italian who got down to 4 Printing House square early yesterday morn Ing with nn extra supply of gum drops regret ted his ambition within the first thirtymln utoB after ho placed his pusn cart at the Pork row onttanco to City Hall Park Within that I tlmo B half do7un smallsized whirlwinds earn his tray There bos been some trouble about the Bwecptn of Mull street recently and for tbe past fete days the cleaners Carte bays avoided it VeBterdny the wind disposed of the matter by distributing thu oceumnlatad heaps nf dirt ovnr City Hull Park and the adja I cent streets and InMentally over the persons I and Hollies of the pasBoreby The poor I Italian bad to cover his block of candy with nnpor bass but found It difficult to keep ti em in p sit on After travelling all ovr Printing House square In search of tones to voluht thu bags down ho was die runytiJ to tnd linH of them blown away X good many lint vent hkyward and there was no telling when n blow would come Eaoh giant was Kharpl defined and lasted but a few nilniiteB naiaD lOn4 onougli 10 till the eyes with dilAt aud shut oM OIIOK briath The wind wan clnliy nnd triinsformod titans into ugly blue i things that were as iinplenant to look at as they were to IIOS OAS About half past 111 llal s of Know mingled with dust and torn Sony gray ci tutu gate promloo of real winter weather it didnt come though and after a few minutes tin llaLe dlxanpoarod By noon things pettlcd down eomovvhat find the wind flurries were le s Ireiuont thereafter Snow nod Ice In tlm Tipper hudson Valley I KtsosTox Nov 23 Winter weather now prevails along tho upper Hudson valley Snow fell throughout the night and today tha ground Is covered At points throughout the t Catskllln It Is from two to four Inches deep Ice line formed on Interior ponds and skating bus begun It la generally believed that win tor lins tot In In earnnxt and navigation Is be ing rushed throir h lor lour of a sudden do ing UP nf tbo Hudson and inland stream Alone the Delaware and Hudson Canal boats tire tiniULlockiil thioiikh night and day buttS is euro I that corn of thorn that rocnritlr went to Honesdnln on their last rip will bo unable to reach tlduwator The thermometer Is boy erinc around yore oroTlm Tlm Weather Tue form on tin lotit nr IJalno tutu pitied off to ea I Increailnj In forta eaterlv gales cimUnut to prevail on the north Atlantic coat extending Into this Interior to his Uk region hue high LaromtUr aria eeotrat T In the licit eiterOfty lal I tlio ellIOt of forcing tlT I itorm to k 1 anil producing high v jams behind It Ilear vieaibtr conlluued In Ibe NorlUwut the XU unit pi valley nnil triroushout Ibo States borderlaf oa the AlUnllc In Ibe Olin vatty Hi lake rtftoa aid inrli ut Xo w rnwlaud U had beciimo cloudy and tbriat chug with OCcatattuat l Iliiht snow squall cauied by a fail lu tlie ternieraiura rc from 10 to 13 Tue liUlix iuvcrnrutnt teiupcraturo In tblaclty yee rcnUj wa mulch SV licmldtty reacbed e per cent frnh In lilvli nurtlmeitirlr wind To da premise fair weallier and atatloDarr tempera ture lutkUr hlr and wvrtntr The lliennuruoltr at lrry ibarrnaer In Tat inn jUllJInkTetirdo the temperatuiretsrdey as follows j lest 101 iMtJ l5i4 s A M ii l n i sSj r u su t ou z CAM 4 ii 3 Ii 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THE SUN MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 1890 DAVID B HILL FOR SENATOR it l A OUT fiON in AT TIIK aOTXRNOTt II j l TO BB COXalDEItlXO Ill nislaeUaatlon to Become a Caadldati Dil DIIIIo Mar He Overtone bl the Almost Vaaal mono Kxpreeelen la 111 Favor Ial Week Hlc la nt Conferenee of nil Friend and tko Friend of Cleveland at the EieentlTe Manolon la Albany AIIUNT Nov 23Indian summer politics at tho Btnto capita are unusually interfiling this season Tho Interest that attaches to a cow Legislature Is Intensified this year by the fat that It Is Demonratlo on joint ballot for tho first time In many years and that It will chance tho representation ot the Empire Btnto In the Honnto ot the United States by tbe sub stitution of a Democrat for a Itepubllcnn And I so tho United States Sonatorshlp Is tho princi pal question In tho minds ot UIOHO glvm to political speculation today and here as all through the tate the mention ot this office suggests imme I diately tbo name of David Bennett Hill Naturally as the head of the party In the Btate bo is first thought of aa Its representative in the Upper House of the national legislature It was so when he visited Now York last week on a wedding journey not his own but there I t as here oven to his closest friends he has not t vouchsafed one word either for or against tbo project ot making him a United BIteR Senator I Blnco his return to the capital how ever ho ban I 1 bad the question presented to him In many and various phases and his Inclination k against taking tho Benatorshlp baa given place appnrnntly ton serious consideration of f tho advisability ot becoming a candidate be i fore tho Legislature for the office There la no question In the mind ot any one that his 1 candidacy would hnvo tho unanimous and en thusiastic support ot the Democratic mem bers of tho Legislature One reason of his serious consideration of tbs question is 1 to be found in the conference at the Executive mansion lat week with some friends of his and some friends of exPresident t Cleveland On that occasion a In his Inter course with bis friends alone tbe Governor i was entirely noncommittal as to what course tie would take in regard to his own candidacy A significant feature of the con ference and on tbat the Democracy ot the J wholo country will be interested in was the coral advocacy Oov Hill for the Uenator Their attitude Bhli by the Cleveland people r shil t against the Governor two jeers ago had gone I out over tho country and Influenced to some I extent the feelings of some persons toward him from the Atlantic to tho Pacific ooast t That this feeling has been gradually changing 1 over since is comparatively unknnnn outside I I of this Btate In the mean time tbn Democrats r ot Indiana Ohio West Virginia and pas of I tho South which GOT Hill hn ilslted have soon and judged him for themselves and to his own nd antage I remains true however I that tho suppoiod attitude of the Irlends of f Mr Cleveland In this Btate against Gov U has Influenced some in other State to closo t their eyes to what they would otherwise com r mend and applaud in that lat Democratic lender To tem the present position of the Cleveland men toward the Governor Is es pecially significant From the virulent hostility 1 of the closing days of 1888 the change has been i craduaL Opposition has changed to criti cism criticism given place to toleration and that in turn to commendation and today the h Cleveland men In the Empire Btate unite In r aylng that tbe one man within her borders to represent its Democracy in the United State Senate is I David Bennett Hill This ha been j more tan Intimated to him and this is what makes him seriously consider whether he will allow bis name to be used In connection with tat office Gov Hills personal predilection is undoubt edly In favor of remaining in the forefront ot tbo fight for Democracy in this State and I nee be to lead the ticket nguln as a candidate for Governor but his friends are divided in opinion as to tbo advisability of this course They also disagree 1 to whether I would be policy for the Governor to go into the United States Senate They regard It A a political i necessity that he should be the Democratic the Democ candidate for President In 1892 I t racy Is to win and they fear that once in tbo Senate the man who is their hope and re liance from a party standpoint would be out of rench That would be particularly so I Ibo Stato should than Republican k Legislature of the be t publican for most Democrats would hesitate r about taking a Democrat out of tho Bennte it Ills resignation was to be followed by tbe elec i tion of a Itopublloan 10puulcan l I he other questions are connected with tho organization of tbo Assembly which la to bo Democratic by 08 to do Instead of llo imbllcan by 7 to 57 OR I vas a oar ngo Tho election ot Vllllam F I Bheohau of Buflnlo to tho hieaktrshlp Is a foregone conclusion HM services on tho lioor for several years as tho louder of tho Democrats when th y wcte In the minority MB tl honest and ueful legislative moid and his true nnd tried Democracy all comlint to olnt him nut for Ibo honors 01 the Speakorshlp rheClorkshlplBdlsnnBedowithrHUnlluclllty The party men are of one mind In the raiUs of the Assemblymen elect mil a cwhere that Cbarlen 1 Do root tbe liordworklwc i lerk l ot the Democratic State Committee Is entitled f to this oillco Tho importance of having I good clean and capable desk lOlO Is l thoroughly recognized oy th majority In the I Houso of 1H9I and tho question of Mr De FieestKaoslatants is one that remains to bo f t settled by a concensus of the opinions of the 1 f number I will doubtless be attended without undue friction Tho Chairmanship of tho Won and Means I CommittiV wlh th accompanying re IoIRI t bllltv of leader on the lloor IB understood to r 1n suspended ntniOiit nn tmiial altitude fiom I the rench of Joseph BIninontlml of New lort Charles P McClvllnnd at UVntchcstor 1 AcClollnl1 I l Oeorgti I Bush of Ulster and alen 1 Illtt of Albany The chances of ultimately granp n Ini It nro howt er most In fn T l MiMc Clcllind nmlMrHlumontliil l lincvn oleil with the Chairmanship of tne i minilttfo 1 9 Cltlos Mr lliish with tho IiiKirriCH Ilr t mittue ami Mr Hit with so m ililii enmllv to bin liking nnd sntlf clor to the Mitidy nomocracy if the thieohl dc i tv up th river I Jomocrncy II I Among thu New Yorker who r 4i 101 n 01 as certain to bi we I token cure nt nre John COllolv and Col Oenrcol Welmr r tho In tnr I Vclng Ilkoly to nnl nioi M rtuntiy in 01 lie 1 tho tecognlaed jtidMnf iiiialn i f hl mini I f on tbo Committees ollri ileuct I nd Vlpcticins I Of the minor points i onnei d nlth tbo or 1 ganization of tbc ARianiDly tlui iniMt ntcreit I t ing aro the probability of the intmeni of Irvine iCradn as BtonognMiu mil Antl r on I iwrenco a the cnma1 ot Hii I ieR Mr I Crneln was stenographer in 11ocitivti I chnm ber undoi Oov Cleelnnd nnd d c v hill and Is 1 a general fnotiio Mr lnurtm tinugh 1 Itepulllciin is ciimnon le ID everybody by hlH long exporlomo 110111 u o 1108 und ceiorvurjlng coiirtony to co y un t tlelaIK In th Mohawk Taller OiHAJorumiir Nov 28 Good sleighing has prevailed through tne Mohawk valley today I and an average of eight Inches of anew 1 on tua around and the weauw travelog i COifPKIZHn Ol COXMttSIOXB Tk Army Xecrnlt May Pat n Pair of Haonlder Hlrar la HI KIt TFAgmwiTow Nov 2Thl proposal of Baa ratarr Proctor to throw open to the enlisted men the competition forvacanelos In tho grade ot Second Lieutenant li one of the most notice nblo steps yet taken for making the military Forvloe popular The law does indeed already provide for tbo promotion of enlisted men who have served two years on their passing a cer tain examination But Secretary Proctor de clares that It is now possible for company commanders to give these valuable appoint ments to young men who have enlisted for that sol purpose and who have not rendered any meritorious service except to quality for the examination thus excluding bona fide soldiers Thlri possibility arisen from tb provision In the present law requiring that the company commander shall nominate tho noncommis sioned officers or privates as candidates for examination Whllo many enlisted men have been promoted on absolute merit and on tho strength ot tho services they have remlnrcd It Is stilt possible for a man to enlist under the practical assurance ot assignment to a par ticular company and of a recommendation for a commission as soon as the law will allow This does not Imply that such candidates would not bo wholly worthy ot a commission In fact the must lao rigid examinations frt before a department Board and then before a final Board at For Monroe They must also obtain a certain percentage of the maximum rating In such examinations Btlll with tho mall number of vacancies open to the enlisted smnl Dion each year It Is conceivable that some len nense of Iniuntloo might be felt under such a syHtrm of milking selections What the Secretary proposes accordingly la that In order to insure exact justice to all tho Initiatory Htep should bo with the men them ph es That Is with the rule requiring two roars of service remaining a now and with the standard of fitness In no way lowered any enlisted man who is a citizen of the United a ell who comes within tha fixed rules an to candidacy may offer himself to compete lor a commission In this way Sly the Beo retary the operation of the law would be Olraton made absolutely Impersonal and every man entoilng the nrmy would be impressed with thu fact that he had an exact and oven obanoo for a commission Iho announcement of this change ooula hardly help furnlsbiug an Incentive to recruits and especially to thoso of the most desirable sort A bill for this purpose will accordingly be presented to purpso Of course tbe aim to popularize tne service must not result In reducing the proper require ments for a commission Major Hanger of the InspectorGenerals department In bis report last year considered that the examination pa pers were too simple and declared that until tho educational standard of candidates for promotion Is raised to tho ordinary require ments ot our country hlgb schools no ultimate good to the service should b expected from such promotions for howeverwolla noncom missioned officer may do as a Second Lieuten ant lie Is almost certain to fall In tbo higher grades unless his educational requirements uro I ar aoo a thoso now considered necessary Ire whatever may be tho facts on this pint tho nuw law requiring examinations for pro motion to the grades abot Second Lieutenant passed a few months ago coers that ground It the enlisted man who bal received acorn mission Is not able to prepare himself for tbe grade aboie during tbe long time which must necessarily elapse under the present system of lineal promotion for subalterns he cannot lneal complain of his failure to pasa Uon MiLs In one of bis reports warmly urged a greater encouragement for tho enlist ed men through promotion and declared that In some way moro promotions from tho ranks ought to bo secured The number of commis sions now held by those who have been ap pointed from the rank muni b somewhere aI tho neighborhood of 200 This is a very small proportion of all tho commissions hut the dis crepancy between it and the proportion ap pointed from the Military Academy will seem less striking on reflecting that the latter makes up only about hal of tbe army so many officers having been appointed from civil life under which claao are Included those from tbe volun teers Still J is an undoubted fact that the appointments from the army have ban falling off lately I Last jenr there were fewer than the year before and this year the number has como down to five while there wero as many OH a dozen only a few year Ro There are now In the Infantry alone seven teen vacant Second Lieutenancies Of Lieutenances nurse places are habitually allowed to accu mulate through the year for tho class which graduates at West Point In June but there eeems to ho a ery good start for the supply for tnls purpose It Is trun that there happens to be just now an unusual demand from the laollbn twelve places will need to b reserved for tho Second Lieutenants of the signal corps under the plan of reorganization But as an I onset there wi probably bo a number of extra I retirements under the new law providing for examinations while I either the seenregi wble ment artlllory Mil or tho threebattalion in fantry bill bhould be passed at tbe coming ses sion thero would be a great increase in the number of vacancies With the War Department urging the new plan of competing for commissions It may lalrly be expected tbat thorp will be an Increase in tbe nutnter of recruits who Intend to try for oommliMons the ranLs atter tbo prescribed service in TUltHUtfE OLD ANN DBTIfE She I 10 Tear of ABC lint No Place bat a anil will Hold Her Ann Do vino who claims to bo 107 year old and whoe RIO Is actually it IN said abut 100 Is In jai at Newark under a ninety days sen tence a a disorderly person She Is bent and withered and her sparse hair Is white Police Captain Corbelt soya that thirty years ago she was recorded as 70 ears old Soma years ugo she kept a saloon In Blver street Newark and is said to have made and saved money hut of late years she has spent considerable time In police cells She In famous la Newark for her hot temper About a yea nlo she was robbed of tSOOwhlch sho eald was the lat ot her earnings Two men wero arrested convicted of the theft and aro now nerving State prison terms On Friday Mrs Devlne was urrested as a vagrant und when she was arraigned before Justice Kodrlgo ho sent her t tbe almshouie This displeased bor and after reaching the institution she abused tho inmates and Matron Wilson cursed them roundly and after a ole of terrible oaths attacked them with ono of the two crutches which sho has uuod for jenrH On Saturday Mntron Wilson ordered her to prepare for 1 bath fiho refused and finally was compelled to by force Pinned to I piece of nn old beet wound around her body HUB a package containing frS When this wax dlscnveroit sho heciimo wild with rago and I won finally cent to Police Huadiiuarters and 1 nciMiHedot beluga disorderly person Matron I I Vulaon tfhoxo arm she hnd baton and scratched refusing to acciie her ot assault I lutli n Uidrleo then sent her to jail end I now Warden Marshall IH I dlsssMlea as ho tninks she Is too old and any wiiy not a lit subject lorjHll Mie says her arrest was un just but Bay nothing of her conduct In tho iilmhome or in the pollen station whore she si at In the face of Capt Corbett and raised a dlsturhnnoe Hho calt probably remain In jai a no other city or county Institution will take I hen 1 as she li not insane I A Tollce Protcit at tbe Htaadard Theatre The theatrical performance riven last night at tho Htnndord Theatre for the benefit of tba lik fund of tho newly organized Association of Theatrical Agents drew forth a police pro test when It hud proceeded about half way and Mlxs Maile Lloyd an English serooomlo singer olepped upon the stage Mlsa Lloyd wns attired In rink stockings and a short dnncmc gown and sang a song A minute sanl loni afterward Tom laos the big detective of the Nineteenth product ran around to tbo stale entrance nnd protested against her further ap iieuianco In such costume He said he bad bad uniaro from Cnpt nellY to prevent anything of tbe kind because the law prohibited tie use otthtattlcal costumes at a Sunday perform ance Miss Lloyd ignored an encore In defer unco to the arnlng Hho said she was an uIIRh woman nnd Imd no Idea that sbo wan loIRlln any law In appearing In her usual stage dress There was no excitement among the spectators for the reason that none of them knew why Miss Lloyd bad not answered their lecnll The entertainment Itself was one ol tba most profitable Sunday performances given in the town Several hundred persona were turned nway from the doors the Fire De partment having shut down early upon th sale of tickets Tbe entertainment realized IlaO for tba sick lund J IOTB In n Trunk One fine morning a little moro than a week ao the Iortera employed at thu Paris terminus fi of the Orleans Railroad were somewhat sttr l prlstd to see a beautiful young Span Ith girl J rloe up smiling out of a big box In another I momoni they were altogether surprised to seo f a youug man pop up alter her Here was a l U77lo for portora which on Investigation turns out to be a lovo affair t Tba girl lived at Barcelona Her namn wa k Flora Anclora and she was about 20 years of f age la tbat good old town there also dwelt I r Louis Err s Err s loved Flora and vice vorua I but poverty Cupids deadly foe stood between them and matrimony KrrfB however was a strategist Let us get a big box said hu to I t lorn and taklt with us to Lyons A friend I ran come with us and at Lyons you nnd I tlll get Into the box and our filond will express It to Paris At the Paris tormlnUH we will get out and surprise the I folks The newspapers will talk about u We I hal become famous Then we can exhibit I our elve HOle Barnum will be sure to gl h e IIH un engagement and by that means we will get money enough to go t housekeeping The 1 jet trunk n ill b made vary comfortable for our journey pierced with plenty of air holes and although we shall be In it only during tbo trIo from Lyons we can say that we came la it I l all the way from Barcelona The project waa at once rut Into execution l but lust how It will turn out financially is not j I yet known for tho Trench police hare tukon holdnf the affair and the lo ersaru now In i jail charged with vagraiy orvagabonuuceas t lallharied wlh vlra BlabonuulelS U Is heartle3 ly termed In France Ill Clothe IB Circulation Frank T Williams a gunsmith employed b the Wlnobester Arms Company at Now Haven came to town on Saturday to see the elephant In a Bleeoker street lon be mae the acquaintance quaintance ot John OBrlon who took him to his own lodging at ISO Maodougal street When Williams woke up yestnrdar morning OBrien had disappeared Tho guntraltas money trousern veI coat and overcoat were also uil slng Deteothe Letson arrrsted the gun smiths trousers yexlerday afternoon Mr Olsrluu was In them Later thu detective came across the guptmlths overcoat innnlnc off with Mr James Murphy who has 0 habit of letting himself b abducted by attlreof all leWnl tre al sorts Tie detective Inoklng out for the gun smiths vast which Is supposed to bavn absconded with a colored gentleman of I TboJln lia I a h A BLOW AND A PISTOL SHOT avmura Af minmamT FORm IDID GILL4rU1 IIAIIIN m rrtaer U the Pal Cll the VUttaa I BelleTae Shot Tkronsh the HaaJaaltor Jar Alleged Thrat Edward Qlllesple a yonng laborer and two friend John Feeler and Francle McCormlok spent the earl part of last Saturday night visiting friends and Incidentally ome saloons In that par of Second avenue which llei be tween Thirtieth and Fortysecond stets Ollleeple la 20 rears old and llvca at 764 Third avenue Feeler Is IB and lives at 310 Est HoCormlck Is 21 and lives Thirtyninth street II lve at 773 Second avenue Bo far a Is known none of the three has any enemies Feeley and McCormick are In cells In the East Thirtyfifth street police station and Ollleeple Is ID Belle vue Hospital with a bullet hole In his right and temple Detectives Malarkey McCarthy Moran are trying to find out how Otllospte was bhot According to Feeler and McCormlck they and QlllesDle loft the corner of Second avenne and Thirtyninth street shortly after midnight and walked slowly down toThlrtyelghth street Feeler say that he noticed a man following them but McCormick didnt BOO him Both agree that as they paused at the corner to shake hands before going home a man stepped up to them and said you who are you looking nt 1 At the same moment he struck out eatehlng Olllesple under the right eye Qlllesple stag gered and before he could recover his equilib rium the man drew revolver from his pocket and holding It only abut a foot from Gllles ples bead fired Olllespla groaned and fell backward on the sidewalk The man coolly pocketed the weapon and began to run and Feeley and MuCormlok followed Mm They ran atter him down th aonue to Thirtysev nth street and through that street to Third The much swifter avenue assassin was a O11ter runner than they and when they reached Third avenue he had disappeared In the moan time Policeman Ifrlhoff bad found Olllcsple Tying on the sidewalk with his head Olos1le of his blood his llns moving convulsively and hla features distorted Brlhon rang for an ambulancn and summoned assistance By the time that both had arrived Feelov and McCormick had returned They told their story and Feeley added that It was his conviction that the man who hud done the shooting was Identical with tho ono who had followed them down the avenue He described him as undersized stocky and coarse featured a underlze McOormlck gave nn entirely different de scription of the assassin He sid be had oomo scrfpton across lb avenue Instead of from behind them and that he was tall and slender Both asserted serted positively that they bad seen no quarrel between Olllenplo and anybody else beween OeRllo Feeley and McCormick were taken to the po lice station They found that two other men had been arrested by another policeman They had ben seen running up Third avenue The policeman who had caught them saw them poloeman turn the corer of Thirtyseventh direct com ing from Second avenue They were running rapidly These prisoners sild they were Hans RPldl Sward Bed 21 of 484 Third avenue and John 64 Hanson aged 24 of 300 Bust Thirtyeighth street They are Sweden They would glvn no explanation of their running farther than to deny that they had committed any crime They were taken before Feeley and McCormlck locked who failed up t identify thlU All four were then About this time Policeman BrlhofT recollected an Incident which he thought might throw some light upon the case About tho time hn wont upon bis beat that night ha was hailed by John Burns a janitor at 313 East Thirty eighth street who complained that some roughs had been hanging around his bal way ha mailing all kinds of mischief He didnt know who tu al were but declare that he would hoot the were one he caught there aunln Brihoff tried frt sootho him by telling him he would arrest the roughs I be caught tlem Burns was greatly excited however and con tinued 11 throat reat an long as BrlhofT remained within bearing This house Is just across the avenue hearlnl whore tbo shooting occurred Burns was accordingly hauled out of bed anil locked up too First hnweAer ho was shown to Feeley and McCormlck but they could not tel whether ho was the man or not Tho flve persons wore remanded at the Y fve Police Court yesterday Hansen lives on the corner where the shooting oc CUI red At Bellovue trephining was resorted to to clear the wound and a probe was intro duced It showed that the bullet hnd cone straight through the brain Today the advlH ablllty of trephining again at tho back of the brain and attempting to find the bullet will bn discussed Gillesple was flemlconscious lt 8AM and gave his name and address but said that he remembered nothing of how he bad been shot TOUT THINK UKS Iff A XRANCB A Very Lifelike Appearance Jtetnra After Death to Mr Fay Face HITS LANDING Nov 23 About ten or twelve days ago George W Fay who Is a druggist of Ilammonton about twelve miles from here I was confined to his bed with an abscess of the brain Later dropsy appeared and on Tues I day evening last ho undoubtedly dIed Ho was pronounced dead by the attending physicians Bis limbs were then much swollen and hIs face much discolored On Thursday morning members of his family were much surprised to find tnt the swellings bad almost entirely disappeared and a lifelike look bad come buck into nls face His cheeks became rod and under his let ear a small brlKhtred spot ap peared Tho family concluded to postpone the fall tpno funeral until Friday On tbnt day as uo other signs of unl1 le bad appeared tbo boy was taken to the cemetery for Interment Tho funeral sermon wns prearhed and the coflla was opened for the friends and relatives to view the remains At this time the fore ap peared so lifelike thnt the family refused to allow 10 lfelke low the burial to take place nnd Insisted on the body being taken back to the house again blnl This was done and now the family anxiously await further developments MiD are of the opinion thttt Mr Fay is in a trance oJlnlo Fay kept a large drug store In Hammon ton Once be had to serve a term in the county jail for Illegal liquor selling He was RO pooular that on his release the Court House bell was rung And hundreds rocked to escort him to his home Stabbed a BlTBl Who Annulled II lei BcniNKCTADy NoV 23 William Dodce an employee of the Bchenectady Locomotive Works was arrested lat evening charged with assault on Joseph Wolford of this city Police Investigation shows that tho assault was In selfdefence Dodge who belongs in Cohoes became acquainted with a remarkably beiiutlfnl yonnc woman of this city Wolford appears to have been jealous of Dodges atten tions to the Klrl and last etenln when Uoduo and the young lady were walking along Brandy wine menue volford and some of his friends Intercepted nnd Insulted them Dodge flnndelnlecepted resented the Insult and Wolford nnd his party Assaulted him In frelfdefence Dodge drew u knlfo and stabbed Wolford Tbe girls cries for help attracted the police and Vole was arrested Other arrests will follow tonight or tomorrow and somewhat startling develop menu are promised Wolfords injuries are not of a serious character Married Ilfir by Contract BAS FBANCISCO Nov 2SA divorce ease which recalls the notorious Sharon cose wll COle up this week In Oakland where Mrs Greebr Davit will ana John T Dais a Block ton capitalist for 1760 a month alimony on a contract marriage The peculiar feature f that Sarah Allhta Introduced the couple on a train and they became enamored he of her fran culture andshe ot his money As ha Itsrr oulur was an agnottlo and she a Catholic they com promised on a contract marriage Three months of her literary culture proved enough for Davis and he left denying to bis friends that be bad over married tbe woman 8be has the marrlago eontraet and 1 number of loiters Ibo which he calls her dear wife and on Uiesa she hopes to let 176 per month Mr CoOMbs to bo Burled To4ay The funeral of Mrt Annie Sheldon Coombs the wife ot Charles Adams Coombs and the daughterinlaw of Congressmanelect Coombs who committed suicide on Saturday by throwing herself from a sixthstory window in the Plorraoont llcnse In Brooklyn will take vIne this afternoon from 16 South Elliott place It will be strictly private The Inter ment will be In Greenwood Cemetery Mrs 11 bad been suffering with hysterical mania for a period of four years but 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OOVO WAtK A1 UK NKYHn KHUr Hilt HAMK I Ta HlranKd ad TrI Blorr of Hocea lam crt mmt HI Fortune BAYNORS ORKKK Pa Nov 23An old man a blacksmith who went by the name of Hosea I Lambert died her a few days sgo He came Lara In 1665 after having lost his fortune ot 100000 In oil speculation Lambert was not his right name but neither be nor any ona rise he ever heard of knew what his name nas or where ha came from originally The namo he went br and his fortune era both received as a result of an Old tme mysterious tragedy ot the Pennsylvania backwoods Blotters was one ot tho few scattering set tlements of tho kind that la along the line ot the road that pa ned through the wilderness of southern Pennsylvania between Philadelphia and tho headwaters ot tb Ohio Illver west of Cbambersburg In 1812 Thore was a tavern there and a blacksmith shop The black smith was Hosea Lambert who had beon a note Indlnn fighter Toward evening one day In March 1812 an elderly man mounted on n I white horse and holding a little child on the s addle In front of him accompanied by two young men rode up to Htottlors tavern and took quartern for the night They wero trav elling westward The men were French and only the elderly man who was a distinguished looking person spoke English Tho child was apparently about 3 years old and seemed to stand in fear ot the men although tho elderly man treated it with lat kindness Black smith Lambert alter the stranger had eono to bed said that tho two young men looked to him like cutthroats and that 1 he was travelling along that road with them ha would koep them ahead ot him ea Attar breakfast next morning the strangers resnmod their journey No ono bad learned their names or their destination Two hour after the whit horse the elderly Frenchman and child had ridden came galloping back to tho tavern Its saddle waa off nnd there were streaks ot blood on Its side The blood came from no wound on the horse lilaoksmlth Lambert declared at one that the bor o rider had been shot In his saddle and murder ed by his two companions Lambert collected as many men a he could find about the settle ment and led them In pursuit of the murder ers Fhe miles from tbo tavern they found blood at tho road sldoand signs of 8 struggle Homo distance off In the woods tboy discoveoid he dea hody ot tha elderly Frenchman be tween two old logs lie bad been shut twlco In the breast and stabbed several times with a knife Ilia haddle bogs lay near knl Jls tmes had bi en ripped open and rilled Two I men were sent back with the murdered mans body to the Kottiomcnt to sae It from the Wolves Lambert and the rent started in search I of the murderers They failed in getting any trace of them and toward nlgbt all but Lam I bert abandoned the chase Ho declared tbat he would follow until be found some duo that would load to their hiding place cuo Momo miles north of tho road they bad been following waa a still more ancient and less tra quentud thoroughfare the ilrnt that ever crossed tho State Lambert turned his course through the woo toward that road His des tination was a wayside log cabin whero mi old hal breed named Haitar Ihed It was In a Wild and Isolated pt near the second rond He reached there somo time after djirk The old womans cabin furnished sbeltei a times tn travellers and Lambert was admitted A bright tiro wan burning In tbe big llreplnee inakiuu tre mal room very bright lie stood his rife in a corner and wns advancing to speak to Mother Haitar when from another room suddenly Issued a blinding flash and a loud report A bullet grazed Lamberts temple bulet plo and burled Itself in tbe wall toblnd blm Tbe exIndian fighter drew bia tomahawk and sprang into the room A man holding a gun confronted him and went down before tho woodmans blow Another manruhcd out of the room by a baclc door A rile lay on a table In the room Lambert seized It and ran I to tbo door The man was flying toward the woods his form plainly outlined In the moon light Lambert fred and tho Dan fell Tha man Lamliort had knocked down had re gained his fiet but the blacksmith fulled him again and bound him with rones Ilaear brought him He recounUed rOleo pilsoner ono of the murderers of tbo old frenchman Lambert went out and found that the man be had shot was dead lie was tbe other ot the two men who had been of tbo frenchmans party In possession of tln man Lambert found O In English bank notes Tbe child was In llacare leo Next morning Lambert placed the dcnd n as ln and the Iho one on his lione mil carrying tbe child in his arms started fnrKtatt lers settlement Tbe child was unable to tell Its name Iud the prisoner lofuscd to open I his lips Lambert arrived at the tnu rn at nightfall Ten minutes afterward sifter n council 0 luewooumen pruH ai me prisoner was taken to a tree in front of the tavern unit hanged Tbe two murderers were burlivl be neath the tree Tbelr victim was burled on Lamberts farm Tha child WHH tnkeu m choree by tbo blacksmith Nut a thing could be found that gaa the sllchtent clue to Its Identity Tho mystery was neier cleared up tho child aud It his Lambert adopted hld uae own name HotneMed the t 500 m trust for tbe boy and when tho hitter became of ace the le old blacksmith gavn him S 4500 as the result of the investment Ia Tho lioy learned the black smiths trade Lambert died when Ins adopt ed son was 24 leaving him an estate worth 2D HOD This the heir Increased to 0 fortuuq ot 100 000 which was the fortune he lost In oil speculation in the early days of that excite ment He worked at his old trade of black smithing In tha lumber region until a few days before be died Hn never mado any effort to fathom tbe mystery surrounding his Irtb SOMlING WRUNG on A POLICE BOAT JEKlneer Tally Demand Protection fbona tha Crew of tbe dada Moore Police Commissioner Hayden of Brooklyn is engaged In an Investigation touching an aJ leged want ot discipline on the pollco lioat Judge Moore Engineer Tully has made charges against the crew who are attached to the command of Capt Uruhan of tbe Congress street station A few days ago he sent this communication to the Captain I want protection I am threatened by the men In the boat and unless I am assured that no harm will be done me I must give up my position positon Druhan referred tbe communica tion to Commissioner Hayden Tully Is a vet eran engineer and ho served on several ocean steamers und under rx1resldent lllimeo of Venezuela IHe was appointed engineer on tho police Ioat live years aco nnd was made a special policeman ills i olatlons with hi1 com rades on the boat have Leon utralnod xlnce tie nlgbt of May IU 1M8U Tho crew hnd an ad venture tbat night with a couple of river thle03 The pliatlcal craft and the plunder were raptmed but the thieves escaped Tully wns not on duty that night but ho ImiulKed In sonio criticism of tbe crew In allowing the tblevrs to eicapo Intimating that such R re sult WAS owing to bungling management to say the least Ibavfl been hounded said Tully evur since I mado these statements No man can Bluy on tne boat unless be stands In with tho men on board The boat has been largely used In giving pleasure trips to politicians saloon keepori and friends of tho crew Hlncethe Judce Mooro wont Into commls Ion six years ago I has cost tho city nearly S70000 and the records show that lie crow has not succeeded in making many brilliant captures along tba river tront Commissioner Haydens Investigation may It is laid result In a reorganization ol the crew Co cetlent Weather Prophet Predict a Hard Wlater HIDDLCTOWW Nov 28 Horace Johnson of Middle Haddam Is the mightiest weather prophet in Connecticut and when he makes a forecast everyone listens reverently Mr Johuson is the only man who predicted the great blizzard and all his auguries since have been correct He has just Isvusd his forecast for tne coming winter which will be a setero one he says 011 bason his opinion on the phenomenally large hav crop of thn country on tho bard thick shells of arahu tho thick corn huskn the high and strongly constructed rau kruthut tbe abundant Heave Inside the corn husks and tho heavy fur of gray siiulrrols Coons tire un usually fat too and horses and tattle every one bos observedbuie put on a very thick coat ot hair Horuce Johnson therefore BUYS Look out for a siege this winter with plenty of snow and Ice la MMory ofth Maeheter Martyr Tha frianda and members of the Hamilton Rowan Club celebrated tbe twentythird anni versary of the death of tbe Manchester martyrs len Larkln and OBrien at Chick aring Hall last nlgnt The proceeds of the en tertainment will be devoted to the fund for the erection of a monument In Calvary Comotery over the remains ot William J Melvln oneot the participants In thn famous ManeheHtor lepoue who escaped ibe death of his com patriots The hall was tilled and oer COl stave waved the Irlub nnd American laIR Judeo James riizcornld presided iind C m James It Olelrnn miidu a M ecli l M rn Toiil MIIII Itememler Ibo fllorlttf of lirian tho Diavo and Master 1 Hemming ong Tho Hear Itt Bhamrock The Imh piper T Kerrigan played some selections of Irish I dam a muslu and the entertainment closed with tba son God Java Ireland ellel f DlHtlAUIKU Off ItATTBtlAS TbrllllB Experience of tho Crew of a Radian Venial In the Northwest Onle BAinstorK Nov 2SCapt D II PI hi man of the Russian bnrkcntlno Vantzon tells a thrilling ing story of his experience In a gale off Cape ntera aud the subsequent resotio of him self and crow br the steamship Knrnford CapU U E Sampson Tho shipwrecked mariners were brought hero Isst evening and wero pretty badly used Ul Capt Sampson says that when ho first sighted the barkontlne on Friday mornlnrr her foremast and mainmast t with the jlbboom and rigging wore all gone From tho mizenmast which was cracked down tho entire length threitonlnir nt naoh lurch of the waterlogged hulk to go br the bard fluttered the signal of distress Though a heavy sea was running making It very dan gerous bo determined to launch ono of the small boats and attempt to roach tho fastsinking vessel Accordingly starboard board boat No1 was manned by 1lrst OllHer Hicks and fonr sailors who bod volunteered It took from 8 until 10 oclock in tbe moining to make the transfer ot tho crew of tho Vant zen with their personal effects With tho crow which consisted of tho Captain and nluo men a spaniel dog wan rescued A mnall cask of wine was also taken along and came nonr cieating a tow among thu man of Ibe lantron who completely exhausted with tboir suitor lug wanted to dofv all order and drink It Capt Ilhlnmn sad bis vessel was dismasted and rendered helpless in a northwobtbywost rale which was encountered on Thursday henthugalo first came down on thorn all hands were called out and everything done to raako the vessel M snug tbat she would rldo InB snfrtynflTlio wind Increased In force untliihe bowsprit was brok en Iho houvy spars were held hy tbo rigging and thumped about on tha OM S side In un nlarmlng manner Though the decks wero swept by successive waves the men managed to cut away tho rigging of tho hanging bow sprit and thus gavo tho hli another chance to outrldo tho waves The heavy seay that woro constantly cashing over the cralt either car ried off or smashed everything on the docks Including all ol Iho life boats When the lust boat had been smashed and washed overboard tha men lonllxed that their only snhntlou was to stick to the ship The accordingly renewed tlmtr efforts at cloaiing away tbo ureckau and ha I begun to hopo thattho vessel would yet out live tho gnlo when tho torcmnxt broke short off and went overboard but uns held in attcii u manner by the rigging that It caused tho hip to lurch frightfully lloloro tho sallms bad ra ooerml from tho shock tlm malmnnt nl t camo don n with n crash Then the erv thnttno f hip u an aleak wont aroumi 111111111 t he ail r Tha pumps were manned but thnonlvhoi o for those on tho ship wan one of losetiit loin nomu passing vossol While In tnls condition tear ing sound cimo from tho ultcriuirt ot thu fhlii and It was i un thnt thu mlizofiniist tin onl stlek standing ha I eiacked Its enim lenutu and threatened to uo hr ilio stanmurd iiunr ter it was nt thN llmo that thn iarnlnt hove In sight and took them oil i bo bnrlen tlno was sinking when ilio Larnford steamed away Tho Yanton wns bound in bnlHst from Philadelphia to FernanUum Fla where she was to load with lumber for tllodn Janeiro thoro to unult ordcre Mio as nlllcoieil by Cant Dr 1ltilinan First Ulllcur 0 W Oub tafsson and Second Olllccr K K Suundell 8LVMM1XO Tho BeT Mr Hlonc Vlaltn an Opium Den und un Itiilliin Dive The Rev J S Rtone of the Asbury Methodist Episcopal Church in Washington square has been visiting somo of tha dlvo In New York and last night ho told his congregation some thing about what ha had seen This was his description of an opium don that ho visited When I entered the don it was full of n sort of lurid smoke and tbe long platform around tbo room was crowded with groups ot men and women Each group was gathered around n lamp which burnod bluo in tbo stilling at mosphere When 1 saw them somo men wero engaged In smoking somo had fallen back in a stupor Inughlug crying or moaning ac cording to tholr various moods It was all a mass of human heads legs and bodies mixed up in a strange contusion There was a boy of U years drunk with tho effects ot tho drug nnd u man f 80 beside him Then there was n woman with Kkln llko parchment and nails like claws who bugged me to euro her of bor hnblt when sho fouud that I was n physician und a clergyman On another Saturday nlgbt withlu a half hour of midnight I visltod a long low base ment In Mulberty Htieet kept by nn Italian Many of thoso 1 found tboro wero women nnd children Among them wont grayhaired women of To lio had paid two cents for tbo privilege ot sleeping on tho lloor overnight 1 paid ouough monoy to tho proprietors for colTco lor all tbe poor creatures aud then 1 pang a hymn or two Tbe Btupallud men and women ralhud themsolvi a on their elbows and the tears and curses which went mingled with thu music tnado a strange melody Then 1 preached It wns llko preaching in perdition It was uttorlv liopeliHS for two or thieo lights woro going on hlle I talked It was like a den of w lid nnlmalu I came home eurly Sun day mornluc MR D1XOX JR HUNT DfJWV No WncU Thine a a Mere OverwbelmlBK M Jorltr tlhall Convince Him Thomas DIon Jr preached bis eighth ser mon In a series on The Gatea of Heaven and Hell In New York yesterday morning nt the V M C A halt In his usual pulpit review be foro the sermon ho SPOKO on What is Crime in Publio onico and snld Wo are Informed through tbe newspapers of tbe city that Mayor Grant has threatened to sue tho pastor ot this church for libel Tho words bo took offonuo at worn when I snld that a majority of 23000 was not a sign of tho ceasing of crime 1 am glad t know that the Mayor has n conscience It is so unusual for a Tammany olllcml to Imvo n conscience Tbo Mayor tin catena nn mvful tummins tu appear before the Ulstrloi Attorney nnd beforo tho Grand Jut y 1 think I lnow what a Urand Jury is and am not fearful of any conse quences As a man I Ioo Mayor Grant because he Is my neighbor hut as an oftkial of this city ho has my supreme contempt He is entitled to make tho most of bin majority but I dont bow down to that Httla tlu cod ou wheels a majority Mr Uixon than recalled tha testimony of Mayor Orant beiuio the Jliesett Committee at tbe time of Its in miry into tho atliuiB of the bhcritl H ofllct and especially In relation to the auctioneers fees nnd then striking on nt tltuile the rrcacliT exulalmej aud before God I brand the Mayor of this city with the crlmo which hx himself has confessed beforo tbe Faosntt Committee I shall always say what I think after duly weighing my words Cblnee Bailor Not Allowed Aaore Customs Inspector Brltton saw Bam Woh a convivial laundryman of Brook lyn loading right Chinamen from Pier 43 East Illver yesterday He topped tbo procession and found out tbnt ham Wall was going to euide It up to llitt street to seo tho Celestial elephant The mini were stokers on tbe steamship Albany which got In last week from Hong Kong with ilOjo tons ot now crop too Tho Inspector beaded tbo procession toward the BargoOillce Col Wober tald he bad no jurisdiction In the mat ter us the Chlnamnn were In tbo shiiiH art icles They woro taken back to tho snip and compelled to stay aboard Baee Trouble In Nontb Carolina COLUMBIA Nov 23 Gov Richardson today received telegrams from BIshopvIHo and Bum tor in Bumter county saying that there was a riotIn the former town that tbe people were unable to protect themselves and asking the aid of the militia The riot was brought about fay the negroes kno king down tbe guard house In Blibopvllle and releasing two colored prisoners or mm it ATT Comaiodnre Xaneer Heeomtaend Ira lac th Number or OnUtr Nov 23 Commodore Itamier Chief of th Bureau of Navigation In hla an nual report to the Secretary of tho Navr rec ommends that vacancies In the lower grades of the pay corps shall be filled br graduates of tho Naval Academy Commodore Ramser de votes much space to tho subject of tho per sonnel of tho navy He says Some changes In tbe numbers ot officers al lowed to grades would be beneficial Five Hear Admirals aro needed at all times to rommaud our squadrons abroad anil at home and for these thero must be reliefs Tito Lighthouse Board the Board for tho examination of offi cers for promotion and tho Board ot Construc tion should eaoh have an Admiral for Its Chair man or President The important stations at New York and Ban Francisco nood Roar Ad mirals to command them Under the require ments of sections 1407 and 1498 ot tbe Re vised Statutes a Board could not now be con vened to examine a Commodore for promotion If our foreign squadrons wero commanded by Rear Admirals Three of tho squadrons are commanded by Commodores who hold acting appointments as Roar Admirals A largo number of enslgna ate performing the duties of Lieutenants both afloat and ashore nnd should have tho rank and receive pay com monstinita with those duties The number of the engineer officers allowed by law la Insdo quate to perform tho duties roqulrej ot that corps It Is therefore recommended that tho following changes be made In the grades men tioned The number of Rear Admirals to bn In cronsed from six to ton The numbcrof Lieu tenants junior grade i to be Increased from foventyflvn to 160 Uhe number of ensigns to beroduccdlromlHl toliKj Tho number olchlof engineers with rolatho rank of Lieutenant Commander to bo increased from fortyfive 10 fifty The number of pasnod assistant engi neers with relative rank of Lieutenant and Lieutenant junior grado to be Increased from sixty the number allowed by law to V20 seventylive to have tbe relative rank if Lieu tenant and fortyfive to have the relative rank of Lieutenant junior gradilTholnumberof as sistant engineers with relative rank ot en Hign to be reduced from forty now allowed by law to thirty Attention is invited to the Inequalities exist ing In the nay of olllcnrs nud it Is said thnt ofllcors of tne same rank or relative rank should receive tho same pnv and lunlors should not receive more pay than tholrsenlors It Is recommended that oftleors on duty not furnished with loernmont quarters shall h avo quarters hired for them a certain num b er of rooms to bo allowed to each rank It is nlso recommended tbat sections 1485 and 1480 of thn ltelfed8latuUiflv uichglo prece dence to ofllcers according to length of service be repealed nnd that all officers In tho navy shall take pi er odonce according 10 the dates of their commissions The iircsont law says Com modore llamsay frequently changes tbo precedence ot nillcors nna has an Injurious of jict upon discipline It is bollmed that In no naval ur military soi vion other than the United Slates Navy in tho date of nn otllocrs commis sion vnluolp s In determining his precedence Touching thu apprentice hyitom the report saiM The porlod of Instruction In the cruis ing training ships has beon increased to ono oar with beneficial results Large numbers of bo H present themselves for enlistment aa apprentice hut mauv nro rejected for physi cal disMiialldciitlons and om of those ac cepted fall to ronoit Tbo aerago numberen 11ted ntimmlly tails below the numbjr allowed bj law and tho gain to tho service has not eon encouraging Many hoys outer the navy fur the novelty of tbe life of which they eoou tire nnd manv arn entered by their parents ni parmitly with a vlow to having thoir bojs ediieitod and disciplined beforo putting them at therwork It IH recommended tbat section 2166 of the Revised Ktauitis be BO amended that an en listed man orvlne in tbo UnltodHtutesNavy may become a uaturallred citizen of the United Mates in tho uumo manner asnowprovided for enlisted men of the United States Army As an appendix o the report is tho report ot Capr Pythlnn superintendent ot tho Naval Academy Hn says the beneficial effects of the now department of discipline are already being lelt Estimates are submitted for six addi tional sets of quarters which aro said to be urgently needed Bays tho superintendent It has already been mado manifest that In the practical Instruction of the engineer divi sion of naval cadets the facilities of the acad emy aro exhausted before the time allotted to It has transpired It Is therefore suggested that until the Naval Academy practice ship shall be finished and ready for service a small Bieam vessel with modern machinery be pro vided for use in tboir training during about two and a half montbs of each summer OVT xaa COLOR OP ais JCTXS farmer Miller Application for a Wire a Dead Fallura Superintendent of Immigration Weber re ceived yesterday a letter from Poter Miller a Gorman farmer ot Ottawa Illinois asking for a wife Registry Clark Bllbersteln announced to a group of matronly looking German Immi grants tbat thore was a husband waiting for any one of them who waa not over forty years ot age and had no children Then women crowd ed around Sir Bilbersteln and demanded par ticulars Mr Miller had thoughtfully furnished a com plete Inventory of his possessions Some of them were a form of eighty acres a bank ac count two horses and a carriage to tako his wife to church In and a house with six rooms completely furnished He also wrote thnt he was temperate goodnaturoddld not grumble and would provide a good homo for a good woman Some ol thode In the group around Clark 811 borstoln wanted to know tbe color of Farmer Millers eyos whether bo had rod hair If he was goodlooking and his aze Mr Sllber steln told them they oughtnt to look a gift horso In tbe mouth Nona ot the women finally decided tbnt she wanted Farmer Miller notwithstanding that be is a childless widower With no relatives Incidentally Farmer Miller gave some sta tistical information about tbe town of Ottawa only a few miles f i om bis farm Ho said It had 1600ii Inhabitants wus lighted by electricity bad flve glass factories four planing mills and ten churches of so many denominations that any religious woman would surely bo satisfied Codfliblns In Lone Island Sonnd NEW LOJJPOK Nov 23 CodOehlng in Long Island Bound Is Immense just now Parties go out to tho Race dally from this and other seaboard cities and all have great luck at pulling In the big dull fish Parties come from tbe country towns In Connecticut also and In a few hours get oodllsh enough to last them all winter Alter they return borne thev dress and salt down tho catoh in domestic style Al most every day Cnpt storys little lobster steamor the Mary Jane takes codfish parties from Norwich into the Sound and tbe company broom tbe tuibulent waves and undergoes enslckneoB for the sake of the lucrative sport The biggest catch of codlUh taken In one bout as vet was that captured by Capt James Clark and crow in tholr xallboat off Montauk Point In tureo hours 614 big oodllsh wero taken aboard It wan the biggest catob ever reported in this city In so short a time Htrane Reappearance When fitrausss orchestra aame upon the stage of tho Casino last nlgbt thero was wait Ing an audience containing many who were prepared to receive with applause tbe num bers tbat woro on tbe programme but anxious to secure by vociferous encores other composi tions that were not there While therefore every composition on the programme waa ap preciated certain ones played to satisfy the encores were received with enthusiasm The programme Included tbe otorturo to Tha Thievish Magpie br Kosslnl Maich Vlo ets by Eduard Strauss a yiolin concerto Oypsy Mfllodles or Haruanta In wnlch Herr A hrauss played a violin solo a waltz Hoses Irom tho South by Jobann htrauss a pot pourri from Gilbert nnd Sullivans Mikado and a gavotto Martha Washington by Aionjon Itecelved a Heavy Char or Klcclrlcllr SAN FJUNCIRCO Nov 23L W Morgan an employee of the California Electrlo Company la t night received full force of 1000 volts of floclrlclty He was repairing n wire on Kearney streotnnd was fortytbroo feet from thn sidewalk Hu clung by bis handn to tho wire and when another workman tiled to bilng him down bin grasp on tlm wire could not bnfaiaken Tho win was flnully cut nnd Morgan dropped unconscious into the arms of hln rescu r who brought him nafolv to the ground The nalrns of Morgans hands wIrB burned to Ihi bono nnd after regaining con sciousness hn suffered Intcnsi agony Thou ands of people were on the street at the time 11 ntBM ArchbKhop CorrlK Brother Ilk Tho Rev James H Corrlgan pastor of Bt Maryo Church Elizabeth N J a brother of Archbishop Corrlgan Is dancerouMy ill He has fiitty degeneration of the heart Lost week j nonjultatlon of phmlclauu was held and ll l IOPI of his recoery na expressed Archbishop Comgati Iecelvesdally reports7f hla brothar8 condition and he hai vIsiKd him teveral timea since hit illness assumed a erlouBturna lew weeks ago Thalatej port from Elizabeth says that Father O opnjltloa I aomawnrtlSpw FV It younger tinn NICKEL ABHOR FZATK FrBlaai Da No Effect T7 oa It o far a t Mafca It Ilurd or Brittle WASHINGTON Nor 23 A final test sustain ing Indisputably tba auperlor merit of nickel armor has just been concluded at Annapolis It was known that steel under the Influence of cold becomes brittle and that irmor is more vulnerable In lower than tn higher tempera ture The curiosity among ordnance offlcera naturally was regarding the effect at these conditions upon a steel plate which contained the alloy of nickel and this curiosity haa been satisfied Tbe nickel plate as It stood after tha recent trial was again afflxed to Its wood backing and made a target for tbe Kama sixinch rifle used on the first days firing The dis tance from gun to target was Increased from SO to 2C3 feet but other conditions remained the same Holtzer shells were again used with a powder charge of 44X pounds Two points of impact were selected from the uninjured surface for the sixth and seventh rounds the former to be flred at the plate while at a nor mal temperature and tbe latter attar ttaa Plata bad been frozen The normal temperature ot tbe plate was 68 Fahrenheit Tba projectile penetrated the wood backing the point reach ing to a distance of 18H inches from tbe face ot tbe plate Tbe projectile rebounded and was picked up forty feet away entire although slightly shortened and cracked The plat ahnwed several cracks two of them 18 and 14 Inches long respectively Tha elate was then frozen in its place br having a box ol mixed Ice and salt atflxed to tbe face The lowering ot tbo temperature was steady for three hours and finally reached S3 degrees Fahrenheit Tho gun was then llrad and the projectile broke up badly About half the bead remained Imbedded in the plat while the rest of the shell splintered and flaw In all directions A triangnlarpleoe across th top of thn plate was broken off and thrown some distance A wide crack extended to No 8 Impact Thore were a numbar of small sur face cracks The results of the two rounds were very sim ilar and tbe offlcera who conducted the testa find that tbe freezing process bad no effect on the plate solar as making it hard or brittle The material chango observable was in the projectile might injury was done the shall fired at the normal plate while tbe shell flred at tbe frozen plate was demolished It has been recommended that specimens of the plate be secured and experiments made with the ic and talt mixture nnd with carbonic acid It Is expected with the latter to reach a temperature much below zero If this low temperature Issn cured the nlate will be cooled with carbonic add and after It has sained Itx normal tomi eratur again flred at This final shot however will be of Hmall moment now that It Is pretty satisfac torily demonstrated that a difference ot thirty degrees of temperature has no material Influ ence upon the plate For all practical pur poses tbo nxperlmonts with the plate may rest with tbo seventh round It has proved its In vulnerable qualities in thn presence of con ditions which no known Influences ot tbe Ma can render moro exacting Oar Flh at the World Fair CHICAGO Nov 23 The Fish Commission held a session at tha Palmer House today An invitation was sent to every Fish Commis sioner In tbe United States some time aeo To this Invitation nineteen Commissioners re sponded and were present Tho purport wai to agree upon a plan for tho exhibit to bo rnnJe at the Worlds Fair Three plans were pro posed The general opinion was that an aquarium exhibit of all tbe States each exhi bit retaining the Identity of its State under one building adjoining tho OnvernmonUbulld ing would b tho most economical Hecretary Hutterworth then made a few re marks In which he brought nut tbn Importance of the fish hatcheries lie said lisa aro more or less taking tbo place of meat Congress ought to male a largo appropriation for an ex hibit of this kind and as a member of the Gov ernment he will help tbe project along as much as he oBn A committee was appointed to make a state lent of the needs oft the Unttod Htates and various Commissions In making a flsn exhibit and to nek from Congress a sufficient appro priation Labor and Waare James P Archibald and George Warner re turned yesterday from tbe Convention ot tbe Knights of Labor at Denver They expert groat things from John Davis tho new inrm 1orol the EyocutUo Hoardwho IB albo u mem ber of the Kanhnx Legislature One hundred and tnonty suspender makeri employed by Ianm ft Neubaueor of Eaet Houston street are out on strike They ml tutit wages have been reduced The German FIBCO Painters Union tb American Fresco Painters Union and tho Oer limn house pilnter are going to send cut a circular this week demanding it a day for all i work preparatory to the frewo work and Jl a week for all fresco work They are gettliK nominally thn same wages now hut under uo filming Hytem they loso a great deal of tlinv for 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ift IjIiN i Nr f r THE SUN MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 1890 I r t CONFIDENCE RESTORED inn xtrsoFKAir MONKT AHD mol UABKItTS AGAIN SIROXQ Lh rroPPd t rrouoBt Rowevor f r Cap MOMF Fromejk Baakor Xejotoe R Tktr Mfl aad Noud COo LONDON NOT 23The monetary situation under the Judloloni policy of the Bank of f England dtreotort assisted br the leading banks has b coma unusually strong A datlr material addition to the bank took of bullion Is made One and a half million pounds In Russian mae sold Is I duo on Monday million more Is on tub war from Brazil threequartan ot a Australia and smaller amount million from Australa ad Imalsr amount from European markets The Bank of Eng lands renom it Is estimated will soon rah il850000a Although entire confidence baa been restored In the general financial soundness the pros I pool for cheaper money remains remote The chief portion ot tho sold arrivals Is merely bor rowed and must b repaid before rates are re duced The Bank of England directors also Intend t creato strong reserve Independent ly I of the assistance of Franco and Russia The discount house therefore expecting no de crease In the bank rate for some time main tain quotation at OX for three months and 6V for ehort lot the Stock Exchange there has been a maeloal recovery since Wednesdays semi panic In act the advance In prices has been lact alee rather too rapid to lie steadily kept up and may loon be checked bJ renewed selling es pecially In view of the fact that other large firms besides the Uarlngg have masses of un marketable securities to dispose or RegardIng settlement beglnnlnc Tues day anxiety ta no longer lelt Heavy differ ences will nave to be met owing to the violent fluctuations since the last account but Block Exchange loans can now b easily obtained settlement and the rise 1 values will greatly MAlt the Everything yesterday closed buoyant In high class securities Console took the lea show ing an advance for the week of IV Rupee caper after being a low aaTSH IR now 80V malting Iler weeks advance The violent drop In South American securUes Ie almost rerovered leaving the weeks fall In Argon over 1 leavlnl Urulua81 The oIolal announcement yesterday that money was ready to meet the Argentine January coupons assisted to bring about the advance American railway securities hate been stead ily tending to better prices A notable feature of the week was the public investing In thee stocks attracted bJ the low prices Theo securities closed especially pr New York quotations responding to the rise here The variations for the week In prices of American railway securities Include the following Increases Union 1aclflo shares 4X North ern PacifIc preferred SH Louisville and Nash ville IV Mexican Central firsts and Denver and Rio Orande preferred IX each i New York leonslvanla and Ohio first mortgage Lake Bhore and OhIo and Mississippi ordinary sch New York Ontario and Western X Central Pacific shares Denver and Itlo Grande common and Wabasb preferred X each Illi nois Central 2 Atlantic and Great Western firsts X New York Central at Paul common Irt common and Erie ordinary X each Decreases Norfolk and Western preferred and Sault tle Marie 1 each Mexican Rail way fluctuated closing at an advance of IX on the week for firsts and a decline of X for sec onds In breweries Guinness gained 3 All aopp advanced 1 and New York X Canadian railway securities were frm Grand Trunk ralwa tnt preferences advanced IX do guaranteed t stock X In mines Rio Tlntos have risen X Nitrates are weak ptlmltlvaa have fallen IX Among the new stock placed on the market te makt are the Colorado and Pay Hock silver mines The English French and German delegate on the Argentine Committee will meet to mor row and it Is expected will appoint a Com mission to Inquire Into the condition of the Argentine Republic finances H is reported that Mr Goschen Chancellor of the Exchequer baa asked the Bank of Eng te Enl land directors to consider whether the time II opportune for the issue of 11 notes payable in silver A syndicate has projected the formation of a new Stock Exchange with a capital of i 1000 ouo A prominent feature of the new Ex change will be the abolition of the jobber E tem which Is only existent here The new t concern will oermit only I direct dealing between broken without tbu medium of jobbers The Reuter Telegram Company has Issued Ieuter Teleram Cmlany ha lesuld a circular proposing the addition of 12010 to its capital for the purpose of extending Its telegraph and telenhone news service and of establishing business advertisement agents 11 The Argentine gold premium yesterday was TIUNOB 18 HAPPY BOSTON HOT 23The Heal has a cable de spatch from Its Paris correspondent relative to the financial outlook The despatch contains interviews with such houses as Baron Alphonse de Rthshid Baron HottnRuer the msnag Jog director oi the Crddit Lyonna the Agency Hoskler representing llusslan capitalists In Paris the bank of Drexel A Herbs the Anglo American Bank the CnSdlt Foncier and the of fice of the leading financial newspaper La lt ru Eeonomiyttr WIth one or two exceptions all these people agreed that the monetary situ ation in trance f most excellent The de spatch says It is true that tho recent English crisis affected France a little but to connection with argentine stocks only and I Is believed here that the crisis was brought about by a scarclte ol money thus producing an oppression or credit blob the confined character of the Bank t of England could not avoid But this proved wsat a privileged situation Is that of France in tbo midst of the general scare One of the most prominent French financiers declared that never was the monetary situation better in trance than it Is I today Those people said Mr Hares ought to servo a a model for all other nations They are careful and con servative As their riches Increase they take good care f their money Everybody tins something saved up ant they are not carried away by feverish ppeoulatlons oarred Mr Gorman said It Is a sound money mar ket The situation Is tbe best since the down fall of the Union General In 1884 te Baron de Botnchlld believes that the good situation is due to blroetalism which causes 1 rnme though In the midst of monomelallst countries to be a privileged country Inacces sible to disturbances in the gold market The resource of French savings are really ar real manellous said the liaron England only having one metal cold cannot prevent tbe universe carrying it away while France with two metals causes the public to be wih S Another blK financier quoted one of Secre tary Windom reports to the effect that the monetary disorders announced from the great orers Iroat centres of the world result from two causes llrBt insufficiency In the volume of money necessary to satisfy the demands of commerce and second a want of elasticity in the mont correct tary systems in use lie pronounced this view In brief tho monetary situation here In France Is most excellent Ax for Russias re lation to the foreign money markets all seem lorolln al of tbe opinion that It la good The rumor of the withdrawal of sums to the credit of the lUisolan Government In London Is tlo dieted posithely Instead of withdrawing money Russia furnished It and paid large sum for Its t tans nor tat Ion Russian stocks dropped llkn other State bonds but not much and today the reaction Is almost complete reacton 99fjht days ago French 3 per cents ware at 0497 francs tlnce hen they I have dropped bock 82 centimes and today they am within a little over 0 centimes of their value of a week ago Morn could not possibly be expected seeing toe effect produced on the other foreign markets by the London agitators The entire trench market resumed its confidence on eejnl thla firmness All societies of credit IITS danger satisfactory reports and no firm being In a 1I1B KINO Of HOLLAND DBAl Bo JPasiei Away Few Hears After Sudden Ckugo for ha Wane THE HAGUE NOT 23The King of Holland died at C oclock this morning Last evening there was a sudden change for tho worse In the Kings condition the smp toms being those of uremia The Queen was Immediately sent for and stayed at the pa tents away rialotly bedside during the night Lie ebbed The publIc buildings are closed and all amusements Lave been suspended Thu al iSmff assembled In council at noon Tbe Shutters of all the royal palaces noon ae osed and flags are at half mast paaes jltuuN soy 23Emperor William has sent 2SEmprr WiIam al tedleira0 of condolence to toe Queen of Hoi land and has deputed lrlnoe Albrecht to rep resent him at the funeral t by LUxEflh all the Mlnbters funera has been Issued annonnc signed liz bu death of the King of Holland liii death the proclamation says leaves the coun try din deep mourning but free Independent mournlnJ Indolndont end prosperous After eulogizing the late rdin the proclamation says that the peoples frathtud Btm blessing will follow the King Ieond the grave Continuing it says Tbe count vlewa with Dtrfeet confidence the oo cslon of the luke 01 lau whose ohtval touR I devotion ha won tbo hearts of all ionn Melt and unswerving respect and ulYoction tranaulllty lbs and country await the future With laUbSJL Nov 23It is reported that the 1 ling 11 01 01 holland Belajum will attend the funeral of the lour physicians have made an autopsy on ti1 tl hinge bdy The features of the King mve I not changed Tho body lie on a bed anil I s covered with palms Court chamberlains are In constant watch The body will be em Walch bd alre Tind will be placed In a comn on Tues dv The remains will urobablr be conveyed J th e remai the Hague followed by the torah family 1rlncoM Wllbelmlna gathered f

flowers in her ow anJen today and laid them upon her father deathbed The Minister of the Colonleu and the Minis tar of Justice have formally amntmoed the death of the King and have prepared ade lara ton In regard to the manner of government It Is I expected that Queen Emma eovernment 1 h pr claimed Ilegent tomorrow and that she will take the oath at an early date wU be After more an resigned anxious dar the Queen appears t J11K IARNKLL SCANDAL Mr nnBhiB Save be JLthKraU Will Net follow HU Leadership LONDON Nov 2LTho Rev Hugh Price Hughes discussed the Parnell case In hIs sermon at Bt Jams Hal today UI de clared that the non conformist would never support a party that was led Sever Tarnell aid unless the leader the Irish party abdicated the Liberal would certainly be defeated at the next gon oral election He said that a bad nigh au thority for the statement that Mr Parnoll would accept Mr Gladstone decision larnol matter After Parnell had expiated hit te tenet said Mr Hughes be might return to Parliament and resume the leadership of the Nationalist party In the Italian Catholic Church at Ilntton Garden today the rector llev Mr Ilannln took occasion to denounce Mr Parnell where upon several members of the congregation left the vera A scone of great disorder ensued the people shouting Mind your own busi ness Leave politics alone c Un leaving the church Father IJnnnln waa attacked by the crowd and was struck several times He was escorted home by the police who bad great difficulty In protecting him In the City Temcle today Dr Parker de clared that If the present Government was selfish It would dissolve Parliament with the certainty of gaining a victory I Mr Parnell retained leadership of his party COIIK Nov 23A public meeting was held here today to demand the release of John Lialy who hi been In prison several years for his alleaed connection with a dynamite oon Bplraoy Messrs Mealy and Lane Nationalist members of Parliament desired to put to u vote a resolution expressing confidence In Mr Parnell This the promoters of the demonstra tion refused to do whereupon the two mem meeting bers of Parliament withdrew from the 8ALlHBDKr8 TACTICS A nOr TIt H Hs Decide to JDlseotv Parllomtat 1m the Nprlac LONDON Nov 29A rumor Is current and is credited at the Carlton Club and other Conservative servative centres that Lord HalA bun deem ing the time opportune while the Parnell scan dal Is fresh in the minds of the people has de cided to dissolve Parliament in the spring Advices urging Conservative associations throughout the country to Improve their or ganizations immediately l were Issued yester day from the central office of the Conservative par d Salisbury attended a council at Wind sor yesterday when tbo Queen signed the speech from the throne which Is I to be read on the opening of Parliament Lord Salisbury afterward went to Hatfleld House his rs1 dence accompanied by Mr Balfour the Chief Secretary for Ireland A eirt Aauitad 1 a Hospital LONDON NOT 2SA new scandal is exciting the East End I las arisen from an incident at the London Hospital A girl named Nichols aged 14 was Buffering from some trivial com plaint and went t the hospital on last Thurs day for treatment While passing through the corridor she was escorted by a welldressed man whom she took to be one of the phy sicians He asked her what she was looking for and upon receiving her answer directed her to one of the rooms and told her to wait In rom at It for him and he would prescribe for her I She entered the room a directed and in a I very few minutes the man followed her He closed the door and fastened I and thin as saulted the lilrl despite her struggle and sauled As Bon as she could escape the girl re ported the matter to the authorities and the police were put upon It All the officials and students were parade before the girl but she failed to Identify the man and now the police complain that the bosultal officials are not rendering guilty person sufficient aid in discovering the Moiey for Gen Booth 8ahec LONDON Nov 2BThe Earl of Derby has subscribed f100 for Oon Booths scheme of social recognition The Marquis or Queens berry sends 10 to the Salvation Army leader and promises a yearly donation for the cause Be asks an Interview with Oen Both saying that he believes the General Is engaged In the best work that a man can lay his hand to but he desires It to be distinctly understood that he opposes Christianity whk h he says ban failed to help the poor HA concludes by saying tbat he ends his mite as a reverent agnostic Other donations of 110 and smaller sums continue t arrive Maltreated Sits Crew t Me ANTWERP Nor 2Capt oeB the skipper of a merchant vessel trading between Antwerp and New York has been sentenced by the Ant werp Marine Court t seven months imprison ment for maltreating his crew Asa result of bis conduct during the last trip all the men de serted the ship at New York trp Tie first officer named Krngman got fourteen months Impris onment for participating in tbe cruelties He I was also accused of murdering the second officer on the high eea but tho charge was not proved Cant jose In addition to the term be his t servo In prison Is I debarred from taking charge of a ship for one year after he leaves the jail jailTho The Italian Election Bw Nov 28 Midnight Returns have been received from thirtynine districts Un which Government has a large majority The Government candidates have defeated the Opposition In several places now held by tbe latter In Borne the Government has secured four seats In tho Fifth district of Home Signer Barzllar Irredentist heads the poll The election of all tbe members of the Govern ment Is assured Premier Crlspl ll is elected In three different citlos Palermo 8 racu e and Glrzentl IJologna The Socialist Coataff is defeated in A Klot In Ireland I DUBLIN Nov 2SThe people of Enntsoorthy attempted to bold a meeting on Saturday night t commemorate the Manchester mar tyrs A procp8 lon was formed with bands and banners flying but the police ordered the people to disperse Tho people refused to peope whereupon the police barged the crowd using their batons right and left The crowd retaliated hI throwing stones finally the police succeeded In dispersing the crowd and I restoring order Prof Koch Doe BERN Nov 23rrot Ziemison of Munich Is strongly opposed to the use of Prof Kochs lyrapn by private physicians as no positive proof of Its safety has been ret obtained He thinks that only unimportant cases haTe been heretofore treated lor public exhibition Prof Ker obenBtelner says that Koch himself I up poed to the lymph being used outside tbe Dr Damm of Wiesbaden has published a pamphlet entitled Versus Kochr Oakcy Stall on the lecture Platform LONDON Nov 23Mr A Oakey Bal for merly Mayor of New York lectured at New castle thin evening on American Views in an English presided Mirror I The Mayor of Newcastle The Nihilist A ln t In JEnBand PARIS Nov 23 Padlewskl the supposed murderer of Oen BchllverskofT has been traced to Ostend where be took a steamer for Dover on Thursday British and French detectives are ou bis track Noise of roe Ueppaainga Heavy gales prevail In tbe south and west of eae England Many vessels are seeking shelter The Czarewltoh arrived at Cairo yesterday The Khedive received him at the railway sta Ion tionTbe The urn ball of the Berlin Cremation Society Crematon fo ciety In the Frledrlobsfeld Churchyard was consecrated yesterday In the presence of the municipal authorities The Paris Mere says that the Premier of Madagascar refuses to retract the Insulting MaaRaoar rIUR rtrut thelnsullnl ex pressions he used with rererenoe to France and he avoids meeting the French Resident The plans of the Fortress of Cracow on the left bank of tbe Vistula have been stolen and sold to Itussla The suspected thief is a clerk in the engineer corps and be has been arrested In the town prison at Wronke In Prussian Poland on Saturday a scaffolding upon wiili h wllll a number of men were at work making repairs suddenly gave way Two of tbe mn wore killed on tbe spot und thirtysix were Injured ten dangerously I 1 I AUKS FIWM XII TfLKUItllIL Thttov b11 Newcocih owned ty Hall A Co ot Oidensbur sad valued I altu i went oath beach Din mile west of dswetu nn IJitnrday night In ab snow storm Tt crow ba a rough eSVrjoc I Melllol rood and tar old fnenda II having I fulfilled all thi coaalilons demanded of II at my hatol U I the testimony of a well known pbjilelan Ato I osOrmed I I Tbo rUMabt impression roducI on th 5rI It II prano Of 110 Arfablo liquid fruIt rmd Syrup of tilL I few rou AO ho I sin mor that cuoflfmd by tie plu1 szperJice of I who hive uud II sid lie J lure of In prulriotors and lutaluor the Can feral Cig ljr Oowpny4Jn M I FooT Ilbio In rest variety for holiday praIa at I I Oi C rtlat Cos Hva it DIM eta bUda prDt I Bathe with Ponds Extract for muscular rheumatism i certain nlltt Adt muoua 1 FURNITURE BEDDINO Ii CURTAINS INTERIOR J1it1 DECORATIONS 1 j As stylish us can be found thoroughly t constructed exclusive novel and orlff Yd inal in design and ut very low oos1 3 PARLOR FuRNITURE i Among oar many I arlor suites are some twenty pat term deiuned from tb latest lad rlobtst st7lesio j1 eieeedlndr tastr so very novel I and elegant that tha nrloe ITS to lift seemingly do not represent M I fourth tbelr value iII i i IIEUIIOOM FURNITURE II UnNITURE 4 j We bln Inspection of our Bedroom Buttes An en I 1 Iraordlnary varltr Included In which are omflny I entirely new style lu Cberrr AntIque Ult UahOf J 1 OUT 0 DIMM ROOM m Eipiclelly attractive and complete In our line of h Jj Dllur for dining room erjr stylish Eldthoardi al lie and upward Plnlnir Chair upholstered In bell leather tio Kiteuilon Tables aid Tables Couch 4 ij China Clouts e at wonderfully low price 1 FOLDING IIEDS 1 I The belt and most economies Wardrobe Bed la the market also Uantel Bids BecrUrr end Pun Bedi 1C 1 BUY OIT TiE MAKE I J GEO C FLINT CO 1M 10 AND LSS WET 1 1ATH HXk I t 1 A JfAKItOT I A DKHTMBTS ItOOUS JTroT a Valuable AasUtanee to the Kntnt orb Forecpn WlMuesDABBENov 23At the Albany den tal rooms In this city they have a parrot who greatly assists In tho work of extracting tooth The parrots namo is ernest He Ila n specimen of hIs species his Intelligence bent something marvellous Dr Wolloi who has ohnrgo of tho rooms says ho would not part with the bird for any money And uo wonder i the parrot brings grist to hid mill The bird does It work this way A man comes to have bis tooth pulled Ho gets Into the chair and then his courlo fnlU i him He tell tbo dentist that the pain has i gone away and that ho will postpone the opera tion until the next day In nine cases out of I ton tho dentist Is I unable to persuade the pn tient that It will b to his bodily comfort to have tho molar extracted Then when the

man gets up out of his chair the parrot who has been watching him all the time takes him in charge Oh coward yells the parrot you havent thin nerve of 0 chicken The man looks mound In consternation The parrot Is partly bidden lu his lilt cage behind I I a screen The man with tho toothache turns I I around to tho knight of the foicops nnd In quires What remarks were those you just made I said nothing replies tho dentist it oats the parrot who was speaking The gentleman Is I theu Introduced to the par rot A pleasant conversation u rot leasalt oonveratlon ensues Nice mrmlng says tho parrot tooth pulled Nol I You better joucaleh told whun you to out bettor have it out and L done with It lots people had teeth pulled this mornlnu ILots man with tbe toothache Is so dum founded over the parrot talk that lie hardly knows what way to turn for the time being TbQ he parrot urges him on again sa ini Soon It will only taken minute the doctor is waiting for you This is too much for the man Ho goes lack to the chair and has the tooth lomoved Thuti the parrot jumps nil around his eaire and savs Oh aint I happy I feel so happy with my big tooth out That parrot says the dentist can talk anybody Into getting 1 tooth pull I Ve had a farmer In the other day Uu anted I all his teeth taken out and a new set made Uu I wnntid him to take 1a Tho old man said Well now by gosh I dont know about that I often heard of people blowing out gun mid then dying I dont think I will risk If Hood boy shouted tho parrot sensible man dont you take gas just Hit don there and pulling your teeth will ho just an easy a husking corn When the fiirimr looked around and saw the parrot ho snlii I Well I declare why that bird tnlked like u I Ik man I guess Ill I take his advice and let you I crack IWO nt my chewers There wits no trouble In pulling the old mans limit two teeth but wheat the third one came ho jumped two feet In the chair That was a nerve clinchi said tho parrot It wont happen again just keep nice and quiet now and noon vourtieth wii bn out Thin soothing advice had n cairn lug effect on tho farmer and ho sank buk into the chair perfectly satisfied with I what had taken placennd what was to come When t the ob I through the parrot said Well 010 there Ispt one man In I thousand who could go through Hiich un ordeal you must hale n wonderful constitution l The farmer smiled and said he guessed ho hud sllel A ORATE JIIOOKIt IN It Jit I LUCK Pelted by an Angry Woman with Tonnne and Tort and His Hat Crushed BnnxjEPonT Nov 23 Sexton McElroy had to dig a grave In the western part of St Mi chaels Cemetery on Saturday last and as the lot was small he was compelled to put the rolls of turf which were to be replaced on the grave over on the neighboring lot which belongs to Mr Cart After the funeral ho did not have time to finish up the grave and tho rolls of turf remained over Sunday on Zirs Car ts lot Mr Carthy visited tho cemetery on Sunday and Inquired why the lot was lit tered with turf and was satisfied with the sex tons explanation When Carthy went home he told his wife the circumstances and she flew Into a rage Ho en deavored to explain matters as the sex ton had done and said It all was 01 right but Mrs Carthy said that she would go and remove move the turf and bad luck to the sexton I he showed up Early on Monday morning she i arose and set out for the cemetery She had the Held to herself and the nicely rolled turf I was broken and scattered for rods along an I adjoining roadway Later in the day Mcilroy cleared up tho pathway and with fresh turf brought half a mile In his wheelbarrow round ed up and finished the grave ruunt On Wednesday afternoon Mrs Carthy again visited the cemetery and spying the sexton at work on another grave went over near him and demanded to know why ho t had littered nor tot nil ovr wua uirir Boa tOO oacuniny before McElroy offered In I pleasant way the same explanation he had given to her hUM band but her anger increased aid she Insist ed that the sexton had taken occasion to get revenge because she owed him fifty cents tor shortening a grave Again be tried to calm her but she flew about using language which the sexton sane must have caused the sleeping forms beneath thu sod to shudder A file or turf stood near and seizing I roll she burled I into McKlioys face Ho endeavored to grasp her arms but she was too quick for him IrlRI again the nlr 8 filled with turf When she finally desisted the sexton was smeared with dirt from head to foot and a new hat had been crushed I you was only a man Id hammer you black and blue said the sexton sptttlnc gravel from his mouth Before you com around meddling with decent men you hud bettor pay your bills Who do I owe any money to 7 she yelled You owe MoManus so you do was the re ply I MiJIanus keens a store where the cold stuff la dispensed near tho entrance to tho cemetery and Mra earthy went to the store and fortified herself with a alas of her favorltn beverage Then she demanded of McMnnus what right he had to tel tbe sexton her busi ness She Bald I ho over opened his head again she would clean out the place and spill all the grog In the shanty As soon ns Mrs Carthy had gone MeMimus wont to the cemo tory and the grave digger had to stand another laying keeper out a the hands of tbu Irate saloon Mra Carthy swears furtberventroaneo on the sexton and says the Ilrst fine day when her two boys are out of a job kite will sand them over to exercise a bit on the Bacrellglous Ma El roy and the tattling sncrelldous UEH MIND VMJIN01D IIY 1LLHKHS Mr neaialcr While HuOTerlne From MM aenoly Hkoots llerieir In the liraI Mrs Sarah V Henssler widow of Frederick W Hensslor who was for some years professor i of music at the New York Institute for tho Blind committed suicide early yesterday j morning by shooting herself In tho bead with 1 32oallbre revolver The bullet entered tho skull just over tho right eye and penetrated th brain Death was Instantaneous Mrs Honssler had lived with her son A M Henssler at 873 East IHith street since last June She was subject to fits of melancholia but during the past few months she seemed to Improve In health and yesterday morning when her son Raw her she appeared to be un usually cheerful UI usualy July there were several attempts at I burglary In the neighborhood of the Hensslur house and the young man bouchtn rot olver He kept It during tbe day in the washstand drawer In his room which Is on the second floor just back of his mothers apartment Mrs Henssler knew where the revolver was kept hut had n ver exhibited any curlonity about Yesterday morning after talking a minute with his mother Mr Henssler wont down stairs and as the maid went to her room up stairs a few minutes later xho pasted Mr HeiisslerH room and saw Mrs Henssler stand ing near the washstand Mrs Hensslor n ed and snoke to tbe maid saying that she wilma feeling very well and would go down stairs to breakfast The maid passed on and In loss than a minute the sharp report of a pistol rang out from Mr Heufislors room Mr HensHJors first thought on hearing the report was that the parlor ceiling hud fallen rporl Tnen he ran up stairs and through the open door he saw his mother lying on the floor of bin room tho blood flowing from a wound In the forehead and the still smoking pistol grasped In her right band Hhe was dead Arslolulerwla the daughter of Marcus Cetlln who was professor of mathematics and astronomy at Hamilton College before those branches were separated by the establishment of the Mtchllild observatory fihn was born in Clinton fiftyfive years ago Heveral times Clnto Itylve alO tl last summer she mentioned tho subject of BUldde In conversation with friends and always with aversion I ruddy Hmllha HeiicAt Thbenniof Paddy Smith Brooklyn popular light welittil putlll t l ultfbt ti Ibo City Auembly Roomi proioU ID Ia l ens of Ibo mol attractive boilnn v nu of the season Home of the brit men In Ibo pro feiftloii will tiuclnvelr I appear mud the wind up between Smith and Tom Henry wIll t worth wltDetiluic CAPT ORTH ONCE ARCHDUKE mis FATS Off A KOTAL AUHIKTAN trifo WAS BOKEO arms mau LOT no Renounced Ills Irroattves to Be eomo a Me Ca ptsU mud Matrrr a Dancer and Now It Is I Probable that Ho HUd His Wile Lot the Bottom al Iho Men Johann Orth bought last spring tbe first class iron ship Santa Margarotha In Dnnklr ehon He sailed to London and took on board there freight for Ensenada In the La Plata country After unloading ho cabled on July 1 that ho would sail his ship to Valparaiso shortly Nothing more has been heard from him although the voyage from Ensonaan to Valparaiso Is at most sixty days long For ole time It was supposed that Orth bad en tmo torcd a small haven to oscnpo a storm or to repair his ship Two vessels that havo just at rived In Hamburg from Valparaiso how oxer bring tho news thAt In rounding Capo Horn thoy passed three wrecks one of which was undoubtedly l the Austrian haute Mitrga lolm Tho Inevitable conclusion is I that the tuiln Margarotha was overtaken by ill luck iiiul that Cant JobannOi tli and the crow did cot escape Tills plain commercial statement appeared In the Vienna Mee JVes of Nov 5 1 lletwcen Its lines nil who know tho recent history of the lloiiho of Rapsburg road the record of Ideal lose hlch ambition and cruBuderUku dilution to the duties of human life Just one year ago last Bent 19 Archduke Jobann of Austria made In Flume his examin ation vrollmlnary to becoming a Captain ou tho high seas and a few weeks later ho re signed all his Hapsburg titles and obligations and rights In order that he might load tho free and busy lifo of a plain citizen His friends and family had long been apprehensive of thin long step for he had frequently expressed his dissatisfaction with the lot of nn Archduke To the outside world his renunciation of word hi rnunciation prerogatives rogatives was the source of unending amaze ment not only because ho had foregone all the privileges that constitute life for the ordinary aristocrat in Austria but because ho laid aside honors that he had aspired to with his own ambition and had grasped with lls own hands His sturdy common sense Ills keen originality and his liberal and unpreju diced knowledge of questions of tho day had won him tne name of being the most gifted of all the liapsburgorsof the younger generation The first honor not essentially Archduoal that the new Captain on the high seas re signed was his rank as Lieutenant Field Mar shal in the Austrian army I is 1 of course to n certain extent true that in a groat military Htate like Austria a male member of tbo reign Ing house plays with the Marshals lnton In the cradle The Archduke Johann howmer won his spurs by hard deep Heady work In IMS when but 81 yearn old he laid before the division under big command the partial re unllr his mUlar studies In the form of an address en titled M Drill or Training This address con tained considerable heterodoxy and not a few sentiments that evidence Unit they eentm gave thlt tly grew from democratic roots I became celotiraled throughout Europe and decreased not a little the Archdukes popularity among his kith and kin at home In it he denounced at length tho degradation of moil to machines a was practised In the Prus sian drill anatlcisui 1 hour the dri anltclw1 tie high officers cry book in scorn said the Arohduke in conclusion May thoy never b taught by sad experience how weak a stay are troops that have bean drilled but not trained May they never learn In sorrow hoW Important It Is for a commander to win the love of his troopsthe love whose possibility of existence they deny Besting on the prece dents of many successful and noble com matadors I at least shall I retain nnabattrred In practice my belief In man and his humanity my belief In ideals my belief In the way that leads us to the realization of them The con fession of this creed may be summarized lu the words Train but du not drill A commander with such con lotions and ten dencles of thought could not lone endure the atmosphere 01 the great military hierarchy of Austria He turned his attention to the line arts He wrote poems he composed music and finally he burled himself in tho study of spiritualism In company with the Crown 1rlnce Rudolf introduced a hobby of attend ing seances among tho Vienna nobility Ibis distraction however was of short duration for ou u memorable afternoon the Archduke re vealed the suds ot the great high priest r spiritualism in the Austrian capital Dastlnn was the mediums name and various liberties he had taken with departed Qapsburgers convinced Nlnced the Crown Prince and Archduke that ho wan a swindler On the afternoon in question the spirit of a dead General was materialized The moment It appeared the Archduke clasped both arms around it and the Crown Prince turned on tne light Banlnn stood in a state of collapse before tho company with the Archdukes arms around him The usual relief of tbe caught medium was forbid don to him for to lit back against iwo mem hors of tbe Iouse of Hapsburg would hate boon worte than swindling all the rest of tho em pire So ho only snivelled a little confrRsedj his fraud received uncomplainingly an Arch ducal box on the oar and thou ran away in his stocking feet to be seen no more in Vienna Home two years ago the Archduke Jolmnn came to the parting of the ways For a man born In the midst of frivolous luxury bred In tho dissipation of a queen of Imperial cities satiated beyond the usual limit of cvnlcisra with the Urns I and passions of his time and ciriumatnnces the choice waa somewhat unique Ho toll In love with Ludmllla ritubel it young danseuse For months they wore to gether almost constantly She returned his love and wished to marry him although Jo nlhoulh not as Archduke Jobann for that wax re garded by both as beyond possibility They iiiimlned Intimate week after week and month after month whilo tho Arobduko was deciding which way be should obaoso He passed the M ot 1882 on his estate near UmUndon in Brent discontent Ho passed about every even ing In the house of Count Prokoscbwith whom ho rend and discussed Shakespeare for tIme purpose of distracting his mind from time aim horldng question What shall I do with bar Heading circles met weakly In Count O lthchrt library and German French and Eng Hsh clans were read by the members Tho Arehduko always appropriated to himself four or live parts In order tbat he might kill time kH tme in preparing ion tho reading Naturally thisChautauquandlsslpation could du little for an Archduke who could talk Ideals and tbo like to Austrian oIlleerH und could hove with his whole heart a Vienna danBenfe utter months of Intimacy with bur Ho tossed it all f over eventually decided to live lor what other men live for engaged Himself to marry the little Stubol and passed his ex amlnation at Flume I have long been dis satisfied with my life ho said t the Board of Examiners whom he entertained at dinner limit alter be hud bocomo Captain Now I may go whore I please Now 1 am Independent And so the Arahduko Johann of Austria be came plain Capt Johann Crib of the Mer I chantman Banta Margarcttia He placed his ship in charge of Capt Bodloh Untie the hitnta Margarutha was being loaded in London I Iudmlllu Btubel crossed the channel from the I 1 Continent and became Frou Orth Her hums band sailed without ber Last May however f Him bit Uenoa to meet him In a Boutli Ameri I can Iort Hho began with him the voynuo rom which ho has not returned and whatever Into may have overtaken him anl probably been shared by overtaen Tho circumstances of Capt Orth and the condition of affairs on the banta Margaretbu Marlnreth just before the beginning ot the Illomened tloleued voyage are described very briefly by Grill him self in a letter dated from La Data oti July 12 and somewhat at length by U Modricb a tourist author who recently returned to the rturnel Continent from La Plats I saw Mr Johann Orth5 says Modricb at the AustroIIungarlan Consulate In Uiienos Avres three dais before mrdeparturo on June 25 His ship the Haute Margarotha an Iron hroomaster 2000 tons lay In the now harbor of La Ilatn one hour distant from time lluenon Ares railway station Mr Orth held the post of first mate the man In charge wee I miL hodlchof Flume At this time the und of Juno the ship had been unloaded and the necessary ballast had been taken un anil wax about to sail lor Iqutquo to reeohe a cargo of saltpetre Then the role i carlO fell 111 of smallpox and Mr Orb cumu frequently to Buenos Yes to look after the Mitiltary affairs of the vessel Finally lie roo rnlved to land his Caplalu disinfect time le ship timid take her out to sea under his own fharge Mr Alodlcha conclusion is that the Hunta Margurithuarrhed Inlqnlque lit August got lot on board the saltpetre Inbeptember and Is at present on thu high seat on her way to Havre Unfortunately all this la uiset by the contents II a letter from Capt Orth himself to a friend In Vienna The letter is dated from lH Plata July 12 and says My Ilrst Cuptaln Bodlcb IH very ill nnd must therefore remain here Of my other olllcers I have decided to dismiss on account Incompetence e and to grant leave tn another for various reasons I am my own Inptaln and must undertake without oftlrers tho voyage to Valparaiso around Cape Horn Inquiries of the Autrlau Court Marshals office have elicited the information that CIt Orlh Milled for Valparaiso a few days after thu writing of this letter With fair fortune tll ehoubi have arrived there In the middle of reitornbor or at the latest at the beginning of October Tho Hading of the wreck oil Capo Horn nnd the absence til all other news hate consequently led Elffe a Moos In Hamburg with whom he bad Insured the Santa Murga 3arll retha without torUGOOOU to glo retha wihout cargo 0 her un 111 lost oalol I policy Capt Orth left KOIIIU 11000110 and his castle and estate at Orth near dmllndon The will narrowly escaped being burned recently in the horrible Frledrldi strassM tire which destroyed the rooms where us Archduke Drib formerly met and loved thu wife who has probably died with lilin Ill mother Is the Grand Duchess Maria Antonia Royal Princess of the Two Sicilies His father was Leopold I Grand Duke of Tuscany The death of the Archduke Johann al1d one more to the long series of black shadows that hiuo been thrown across tbo way of tho reIgn Inc family In Vienna and that have rendered uneasy tho spirit of the ominous white lady who walks on the Hot burg The shooting of boolnl Emperor Maximilian of Mexico sometime Archduke Mai wo the first of the last group ot calamities that have cant gloom over the Vienna court The tragedy whose heroine Queen Charlotte still lives In mental darkness at the Belgian court nnd the fatal but nine of the ynung Archduchess her ball dress then came almost contemporaneously Finally there was Flnal Moyprltng with Its dead and besmirched heir to the AustroHtingarlan throne Almost ni those calamities of the Hnpsbureors have been Intnnsllled br the contemporaneous nflllctlons bJ cif the house of the Empress the Bavarian sov ereigns Among them too Insanity suicide nnd despondency have been claiming their I victims with appalling frequency Little won der that Emperor Fianz Joseph never smiles nnd that his Empress wanders Incognito over two continents In order that she mar not be reminded of her orer IBJ 1 IKHTION TO TUtS CZAR IntertxtlnK llrlnr Ia the Preparation or the Document In Thlx City On ing to a small attendant of the members Interested In the Hlberlau exile petition mat ter an organization was not completed Satur day afternoon The few that were present t mot in tho parish house of the Church of tbe AH censlon on West Eleventh tcot Tho follow ing Indies gentlemen were present Mrs ThornIB 1 Clark Miss Marguerite Mvrlngton Mis Henry 1 Loomis Miss Lucia Purdy Mrs Edward Lautorbach the Rev Father lticey the Rev Chats H Katon Prof J 1 Vyeth and the Rev U W Donald A committee vas appointed to nominate ofllcers and to report at the next meeting Tuesday afternoon of this week beginning at oclock The object ot the society when organized is to advance the work of procuring signatures to a I monster petition to the Czar of Rubsla In I ehnlf the Siberian exiles ban ished l on account of political reasons The pa rent Board Is I In Philadelphia Over 110000 signatures hale Leon torched thus far George Keniiun the lecturer was present yesterday In response to I question from lather Uuoey as to low Russia would receive such a petition from Americans he said in the late rebellion when Franee and England aided tho Confederacy Russia showod a very friendly spirit toward America latoi events proved that it was a great lli lo mntlo move on the part of that country It was policy For this reason I hear many people hny I dont want to do anything to offend Russia Iti the first place that good stunt evi danced toward the United hiatus occurred In a limo when Alexander II was in power Mince that time this good man ban been de poed and desnots bare come into power Hundreds of men are sent away annually to the wilds of Siberia for the most paltry rea sons by men who dog their movemnutx Inter cept letters mind even uncertain thit kind ot books boy ororiire from libraries and read On the simplest pretext thus men are exiled If n man Is sent away he can take his wife with him bhould a scoundrel of an Ulcer Insult the woman and time husband see fit to total late the latter Is taken out court murtlalled and shot This part of the country IH 0000 miles from home and can only be reached by sluila and dogs How Is the woman to get home To assist such poor pnple t as these la w by wo labor Need wo ask Russia to do such work I This movement now on foot la knoivn to the exiles and they hall It with joy Owing to the scourging In the American and English mess the insult to woman by administering a severe flogging Is about to be tone away with Russia Is as tonished Perhaps we can make her ashamed of her acts In exiling Innocent people and put nn end to It Among many of these poor ex lIes are Russian Jews yet this people are the leant Interested apparently in the resolution There Is but one Jew who U member of this society as vet After the organization this week It is expected that a mass meeting will bn held to be addressed by several prominent speakers tJlUlT UJSALKRS DISTURBED They Br that It m Impracticable to It tlfh their Good The proposed ordinance to compel the sale ot fruit and vegetables by weight will probably be voted on by the Board ot Aldermen on Tues day The retailers are generally In favor of such an ordinance and the wholesalers while admitting that measure br weight would in many cases be moreuccurate say that it Is I Impracticable to weigh fruits and vegetables ns they are received here They are making a strong effort to have the action on this pro posed ordinance postponed until next summer when thin committee of the Board of Aldermen can Investigate thoroughly Its practicability The Retail Grocers Union has strongly urged the passage of much nn ordinance The re ceivers and commission men say it would cause a great loss of time and in the ease of peilsh abe fruits this delay would ruin them Sev eral wholesalers have written to Tnt bUN pro testing against the oidlnauoe One of the old est merchants In New York raid It might be n simple mutter for the small jobber to weigh on the sidewalk or in his store his small Muck but this measure proposes that tin receiver who may have several thou sand packages in a single day shall weigh his receipts These ood ccnerally arrive In the night Tho receiver boolns soon after mid night to sell them from the dock to the jobber who must have them to sell to the grocer at early dawn In a fresh condition The volumo of limo property is so Immense sometimes ag gregating iOUO to lOtIon packages In a single day that It would bo Impossi ble to weigh the goods The carriers now allow UH all the facilities they ran to conduct tho business and have notified us at various times that they will not permit us to weigh the property because It would en tirely monopolize the dock room As many ns IMIHHI baskets of pea ties and 75 cars of ber ries have been landed hero in ono day The ordinance requires that each basket of peaches must weigh a specified quantity Such a scheme would cause If entered a general upheaval In the trade utterly demoralize vast Interests and heap up expenses upon a trade now staggering under heavy expenses and meagre profits The parties favoring lie measure handle but a small portion of the property affected by It They prefers to bo acting for the public benefit but in reality they seek personal gain Now York Is only ono among many cItIes competing for this business In none of which are the goods weighed and If this measure becomes a law the natural results will be a loss of business to our merchants Injury to our city n severe blow to labor and higher prices to time con sumner A Real about la a Rhode Inland Hamlet WESTERLY Nov 2i1Tho quiet little Rhode lalund hiirlet of Saylesvlllo has a real old fashioned spook this winter and the people have onough to talk about The ghost fre f quents a wooded strip of land loading from Grossman street to Bagley street appears nightly glides over the ground with a fantnstlo graveyard gait and some people that have mot thu spook and who e hearing Is acute think they heard Its tones rattle In Its white habili ments Tho citizens of olireurtiund lonesome bailosvllln avoid the busts walk now and take n short footpath uround the Grossman wood after dark The spook has appeared to moor than half a dozen people but most of them were too scared to let It oome very tiear them and see bow It looks but the other night the Itev Mr Colvln with bin two daughters strolling nonchalantly through the haunted wood saw the ghost at short range A tlguruclad In white suddenly rose up out of the brush or ground and Daubed with the aulckuesH and Huslveniss of a firefly past them The young ladles were very muou frightened but as the nppnritlon dlxitDpeated almost Instantly they revalued their courage and the party went nn home All three per sons had a good look at the phantom and aver It Is a gfliiuliin ghost They have told the story of tIme furouiiter to A bundled people Homo nf tho bravo hiiylusvllln young fellows pioposeto lie In wait for time ghost at night 1lentr of Kubbll In Conaeetlcnl PUTNAM Nov 23 Rabbits were never so plentiful before lu eastern Connecticut and jieopla driving In the suburbs of towns and vii lanes in this county frequently see them sit tlng on their huunoheuat street corners Often the animals oomo Into village dooryanls and me eon lu the mowing lots dally looking for sweet ai pies or other food W L Kennedy of this place killed a line fat rabbit In hum door yard thin other day that vteluhed viz pounds Ono hunter who was out In the bru h a day or two ago In two or three hours killed eighteen rabbits According to the LViniiertlcut flame statutes It Is a misdemeanor to hunt rabbltH with ferrets though It In u law that Is frequently violated with impunity t lieu rabbit become numer ous they are very destructive to farm crops ind It may be neiessuryto repeal the untl ferret law The practice of bunting with erretu fifteen or twenty years ago nearly destroyed all the rabbIts In Ibis part of the State With a good dog and a ferret a hunter was able to hair from twentyfive to sinty rab bits in anlKhts bunt It was easy hunting too The hold droa the game Into walls or holes or hedges the ferret was sent Into the burrow and tbe hunter caught the rabbit on the fly as be bounded out I IN THE KKAt KBTAIK FIKLD Talus Are RnanlnB Hlowlr Jol Now bat Valuation Arc Without Marked Ckanc The timidity and hesitancy which have marked roost of tho week In flnanolal and com mercial circles have not been without their Influence upon the real estate market A free movement under the circumstances has been out ot the question The sales on change and with brokers though Indicate no posltlvo alterations In values and the universal senti ment appears tobe that with the Thanksgiving and Christumi holidays gone a resumption of general activity will be noted The Jieiord ami Inlile touches on an Interest lug point when It says The change In the motive power of the Third avenue surface road Is making Itself felt In the mutter ot real estatu values The rent lime along this avenue Is not just now at Its best and In some soctloni It is very Door but notwithstanding this fact In nearly every In Btaiicu ianers have raised the prices which they hold their property And this upwaid movement Is nut confined solely to Third ave nun The cries sti itt have been stimulated by the projected improvement and the general rise lu prices becomes more pronounced as the time for commencing work on the road draws near At present It Is itutliorltfttlteic mated that this work will commence within a mouth but that thu new cubic will not bo In operation all along the llux for nearly a tear Whether the Improvement will Justify all that Is expected of It It Is of course Impossible to aiRy but that oino bonollclal results will ensue upon the substitution of the new for the old motive power theio Is no shadow of doubt 1ri iiei ty owners on other avenues may llud In Third avenue and Its provotod cable system a rentable example for them to follow A strong movement for surface railroads with leaner plooniuer and quicker motive power than the obnoxious homes would surely result in a change that would bo to the advantage of all concerned railroad companies pioporty owners timid residents One of the Interesting sessions of the week wasdevotidtothe Clark estate In Brooklyn In detail the sale was not particularly success luL it shown that J15 Backett street a four story flat sold for 18910 cud live other housed on the slime street were withdrawn Six twenty foot front lots on Henry street between IJoKraw and 8aoketi streets sold at I 2500 each and unotlur fourstory flat on Sackntt street 1U7 was disposed of at lli75 hllo seven similar houses adjoining were with diawn Across the war from these flats a similar house sold at 17500 but for four ad jolulnu houe the nuetloneer could get tin bid Lots on Twelfth street between Heventh and Klghth avenues were sold for llSUO each to the Ansonla Clock Company whose factory Is situated on this block hlehtctm lots ou Eleventh street between Seventh and Eighth avenues were withdrawn for want of a bid Brokers sales include NEW TonE George It Head ha told lit six story brick and shoes front warehouie scum itO and 5J uresne itreei for aboutfltiuiiU Clartnot Andrew has old 42 Sprees street a five llorv brick building Uix75 for 541LihA John K Koley A on hate pold for John B Cannon to the Llvlnceione estate U4 and XM Greenwich itret two n oetorr double tenement each SSxeoxto for iuioi Julian Friend ha told for U K liorntual to Samuel and Henry torn 11mm and ss Eaet Twelfth Street two four story brick and tone dwelllnia on private term H beiinik hu sold Iti halt lilihteentu elreet a fourilery Jinglus baiement brick dwelling lSuzx voil lx at tais ha purchased U25 Pelancv atreet a tour story douole tenement nxnTit from f Lowenfeld forD OO D lialewtkl has sell 1 the premKe 316 Dlaney street to Hrman ioidbtrir lor fJ ouu J B Muhlllig liai sold for Daniel Ho well the twoMnry baeement and attic front and three etorr rear building at aura sprlnir elreet lot 23x100 to tarn Jdandelbanm orf 10 MX 8 vt Biakelj ha old for the Bobmon Horn th three story brown stone front home 137 Wait Forty eentli street 2Ux5UxliO for Klttio and for Charts t turned the four tory brown stone home 162 Vest Fort slxih utreet 13xuuilU to H band for Static hahn Waters and bamoel LeTlnhave oldto bvestr A Cuack the four itory and basement Hat 31 bt Hark s place sIze J3xuuxu8 for SHOuO This Catholic i lob has corn x West Twenty seTentB itreet a four storr building on lot JSiloo for 4O4O Amass I Co have load lilt West Thirtyfifth street a four lion tenement on lot J8Hi4aIo to Charles Lowtn for i7nXl JunO R Foler a Son hare toll for Marie Ilomann Kllubeth Ilrackley and fatrlok MoLauihllo to lot wliiii Hroa 22t lo 318 Weit Thirty lefenth street three threeitorv hUh stoop dwelilnffa IKOxSuxiuu for tluooo these building will b lore down and flat will be erected In their place Wm Krnnelly A Brother and F O Bckhardt have sold the fire story double trick front Improved three family apartment house 73i Mntu avenue sloe 33xHtlx taut 1 for l n3iiuL to theory Sotineper f C EckharUt has ld for M Calhoun to Cornelius VcCartuy 417 West forty fourth Street a fouMtorr ilnvle Hat for J13OUO btabler t smith bar sold for Builder Charle Ghren to a Mr rlraman 7377 aol 79 Weit BUrhtr ssrentn elrtet three firitory tingle Cats for JOOOO 1 C VV Luister ha fold to J B Fowell S29 Weit Seventy second Street a fourstory 23foot front tfwu let opposite Riverside Oily for Ctuuoo Broker Andrew VowelL Morris stelnuardt ha purobas from Joseph Stern the noLtuneit corner of the Boulevard and seventy eighth street rnre iS lfl feet on the Boulevard z t on the street x ttsxat5ifeet Ketcham a Butler hare eold for D W ONell the tour story brick boos Said lot itS Lines vnn ootiast corner ot Uit street 2lxetxHU for 140010 and for Abraham Steer the two avestory apartment houses atm4 and lusu ram avenue 23x73x9u each for tvt i si John Armstrong has sold for laugh Kelllr to Henry Krooss iSland 215 n eat 1 eth 1 itreet two Oreetorr data with nor each VSiHMioo for FTOIAM lullu Llpman has old to Smith A Menken the north east corner of Madl on avenue and ilbtb street WaitS for 5t24 on whloh time purohaiors will erect a seven story Hat at a cost of about SitutSO Mr Llpman ba also soul to r I J Vulnn tmxluii on the north side of Hi th street VJ feat east of Madison avenae lor M ioa Mr Uulnn will erect two notool five storjr flat on th plot John R Foley A son Save sold for Francis M Jsnrks to a B Roger a lot soxioo on th south side of tits tleth street ou fet east of Amsterdam avenue for PH UlGL W e Anderson ha old lo George o Rockwood the photographer the tbne stor and basement stone front decorauil dwelling I7bx6uxiuu tile CeE Ninety third Street Wm S Anderson hu sold for Mrs Manuel to Dr R Breltenfeld ami East levciitr fltlh Street a threeitorr and bsiinent brown stone dwelling IdxtKxluo on private terms Itlcbard K Johnson has sold 1 OH3 and 1083 Park ave nn two five story double Bats and store each U ox7Oxl2 for tAum Wescott a Therasson bay sold for Anton P Smith the three story and basement brick and stone Queen Am private dwelling ar West lamb street for Sit 3oo Richard ii Kehoe has sold for Samuel U Wright of Rockville Centre U I I ttme nve story double hat JK7 Vct 14t th street lot X3HUI to Sophia A Vandemark for Jo oooi and for Mr Juigler and Bophla A V nde mark the plot Wxiin wIth tram dwelling thereon on the west sitS of Tlllrd avenue 274 3 south of 17otll street to Samuel O u right lor in 50 I S 1re cr rial sold for I W Felix to Builder Wm Rnnkln two lots on the north ilde of sixty third street it ofeet eSt of Amiterdaui avenue oa private term for tinrrovemeiit Albert r lake aiLs sold the southwest corner of Ninety fourth street and Columbus avenue a nvetory Hat 9ox Iteviou S tutu stores on the avenue hlawion t llobbs hoe sold for David Rlehey to John Bodlne 43 West urhtvtourtti street a five story brown Hone flat SHxiKixlOii for 420S VVeitcott A Crouch have sold th flvtory flit build ing i 1 West aSH street for James Lowe for naut WmKennllr t llro have sold the four tory high stoop brick and brown smne dwelllnji lot Juxino 4d Went Ninety filth street to Ferdinand Walker the paper manufacturer for about 52310 i Urnrffe C Edgar has purchased the flveitory buff brick Hat and stores ttxxlkixluo IKXJ Columbus NInth avenue Mr MarvA P l r perold the northeast corner ot the Boulevurd and 104th itreet to a baptist church who occupy at present the edifice which stands on on side of the plot The site U 915 on the tret and teaS on the Uouievard xuxlo Ii 1 leirgeo dear has sold th threestory brown lion dwelling Itx xHK on the south side of Ninety fourth street 142 feet eait otfColnmtiu avenue William lalor has old fr F K Walker It Fait Flght third street a four storv dwelling on iotllxfiux alit nlout Jio feet call of lIftS avent lo Wllllaia Rethscimtit for 5421M Ketclmm liutler have leased Mr Uln Crablre C I otiS j the southeast corner of Madison avenu and i5tli street lCixIi l for tweatrontvcara at 51fSAm per annum to rt A Martin aooiivx 3 P Sloan ha told for Martin Chi the four story brick business property SiSJixBO SU Hanbatian avenue fnr l5OTio torwtth Hrn liave old th thru storr and basement brice dwelling 21140 lot Oxiixi 117 Java atTest for ainuel H Free to Herman Hutch for itOii Illlam keen s Roam have sold tie threestnrr brick store ami dwelling lot ilixW 6U North second street for estate of 8 N Squires to rredrrlck ftaifack for fit yoo and the twoitorr frame dwelllnir lot Kxlcia 43 Withers itrstt for Mlcbael Woods to Mart Qltrollo for 5211311 A W llnbach reports the sate at a comber of lets for Flshbourn A Heir at Hprlumield Long Island M tot lows Two of3xlo each on Dlvllon avers near Pearl place to Adolph Beyerllen tt tart each tliree on tiivlslcin avenue near Orsre aventi 3 B0J each at St aim eaohi two to John Hchrfeiler and one to John Car ill and a plot V xloo corner or Million avenue and V ailow place to Amanda U llubaeb at 373 Nathan Kaplan has sold to a Mr Heed the tbrstory and basement riot dwelling Ittitailuu 1H Van Burin street fortMio W 11 Atrioola reports the following salea Two two Story frame ilwelllugs with brick tenements IHi43ilio ascIi 1S37 and ISB Madison street for tmlne A las cilne ti Louisa It Htalband I atnarlne J Labaum fir riuno each a two story and bssrment frame dwelling same as the above iJ 1 Madison street for Jotia oopirto rannl tietguam a t oitorr frame dwell big Kjioii IIS7 JeRerion avenue fat Tbomis O liriirinstoB Weber for 53aCJ a threestory frame flat lioxfoxiou on th north side of Covert sart btf feet east of Iiroadway for Mr Johnson to Uorg Mayer for 541 MM J II Roberts A Co hays and for C B Roberts hi two torrnd basement Lab Superior stone dwelling HHSiliH on the north side ot McDonouih street lil fist west of Iatchen aveniia to Mrs H A Plait for 7U0 alsofnr U 3 U Kennldl to A J Klty tb three story frame dwelling 4oxJi73 ou th south side of Atlantic eeiilis ion feel call ot Clasiou avenue for SSluO 157115 tIred Moodohuok MtnmuErowN N V Nov 23The farmers of OullforJ In the Rbennngo valley finding thorn solves grievously aflllcted by a plague ol woodchucKs voted ut their annual town meet ing last spring to offer n bounty of 10 enU apiece for thn tails of all the woodchucks killed within the founds of the town The offer stlinulittod tltt boys and the dtSB of the town ton blub oltch of Industry In hunting down tbe noxious animals nnd the work accom plished in this direction Is something remark able Tho town authorities report to the county Hoard of Supervisors now In session that during the eight months from March to November oast they have raid bounties for 2793 woodchuck tails amounting to 21lUO The slaughter still goon on with the glorlou prospect Inspiring the farmer boys of Gullforc tint they will have more money to spend al the Chrlutmas holidays than the boys ot any other town Ill the Cbunango valley ANOTHER VICTIM DIES 7 THK FATAL HALL ItinKT H4Z tifiUVGtt CtttlKJfT JV IT So Nays Foremun of the Iron Werks KnlKMThej Brick as Clean as wkea they Came from the HrlekTur The Italian workman James Catirana ot 147 ElIzabeth street Now York who was mor tally Injured by the falling ot the wall of the WollBFargo Express Compnuyn new stable In Pavonla avenue Jersey City Saturday morn lug died jesterdny morning In St FranoU Hospital He did not recover consciousness J Knight the foreman In charge ol the Iron work for 1ost t McOord of New York reiterates u I In detail his charges that than disaster resulted from dofccttto masonry and bad workmanship and not from the swaying ot the Iron truss There was not enough cement in the mon tar bo said Thu bricks are as clean a when they came from the brick yard The mortar does not stick to any ot them Thai wall of this building or at least the portion ot It which fell was fully ten inches out of plumb I I called tho attention of the contractor to Ik two wavks ago but I was told that I was a boy and didnt know what I was talking about The wall collatiBod because there was too heavy n weight placed upon It I hoisted the capping stones for them Friday nlcht and thai wall Bottled undnr their weight Tim top stunT nn It settled pushed out tim story below causing It to bulge out and burst The bricks from the top story tumbled In ward carrying down with them tim girders trusses tool beams and timbers The lower part of th wall fell uutwatd The easterly wall Is about In the Baino condition It Is abe Bind to suppose that a hUteenlnch wall ls i Htiong enough to miiiport a building of that kind A tMOfoot wall would bo small enough Michael llrennnn the contractor wax not Inclined to talk HH repeated his statement ot Saturday that tho material and workmanship wore of the lifst lie said he was willing to abide by the opInion of the building Inspector James 1 Clarke ii H llroome the architect was surprised when Informed of Mr Knights statement thai the wall was out of plumb He ne er called my attention to It ho said I have only to say he continued that oouit investIgation of the materials used Thai Plans for thu building were originally drawn la 1 Ban Francisco I rediew them making some modifications as suggested by the authorities Tho walls are good substantial walls built o the best materials as to brick and mortar and anchored to each tier of floor beams as they went up They were fully ample to sustain amj the weight thnt was required ot them an more too Three trusses had been set am the workmen were sotting the fourth am of time opinion that if tho other two trusses had been up to form a tie or bond on ascIi end of the building ton severest gale would have had no effect The terms of the contract were being fully complied with The Baud was good sharp grit sand and the mor tar was a lime mortar with a proper quantity of lime I am sure thn true facts will come out at the Inquest It will then be shown that the wind swayed the fourth truss which the work men were then securing to the third It fell pulling the other throe and naturally the west gable wall went with It This would hays gable the case it the wall had been three feet thick Coroner Itoylan summoned a jury last night and viewed the body ot the Italian The In quest will probably be held Wednesday the body of George Barrett was taken to New York yesterday Tho wounded men la St Francis Hospital wore comfortable yesterday 2 and are all thought to be out of dhnger wlttt the exception of an Italian named JiUlaranli whose condition Is I still critical 1 j UIIITVARY The Right Rev John W Beckwith Bishop ol the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Georgia died yesterday at his residence In Atlanta at tar a painful Illness He bad been suffering with an abscess in the face and on Saturday morning he had a stroke ot paralysis which caused his death Bishop John W Beckwith was one of the most distinguished and best known divines In the South He was CO year old and bad been Uisbop of Georgia for twenty three years He was a man of profound learn Ing and deep piety E W Fox a wellknown journalist died la I Washington yesterday of dropsy of the heart Hen as born In Unffalo and was 62 yean oi nee lie went to St Louis in I860 and was the first President of the St Louis Board q Trade He camera Washington In 1885 and with the Hon Jefferson Chandler bought the National Itrpulihrnn of which he was man aging editor until It was merged into the fok about two years ago George F Reed died of Brtghts disease at his residence IbS Veet Twelfth street at 8ia it yesterday morning Mr Reed was born in New York in 183G He was a successful carpet dealer and a member of Chancellor Walworta Lodge K and A M Triune Chapter ot tbs Royal Arch Masons and the Mystic Shrine S The Rev John Miner is dead at Uohank aged 70 He was regarded as an able and forceful pastor of the Reformed Church Two sons and a wife survive him The former acs both mlnlstersthe Rev Albert Dodd Mine and the Rev David Miner William Campbell died at 89 Clifton place Brooklyn on taturdny aged 68 He was the inventor of the Bolfactfng window shads roller and he retired from business a few rear ago with a fortune John C Mall a highly respected citizen ot S JeflerHonvllle N Y is dead aged 76 For i twenty years he was a Justice ot the Peace ol his town HueelA Nervous Power In Decreasing Signor Sued the African traveller and faster finished the eighteenth day of his experiment of abstaining from food at 8 oclock in very much more nervous condition than at any tituS since be began his task He has lost fortyfive pounds In weight The doctors found that nil remarkable wrist strength remained about tbj same as at the start and mentally ho seoma r i unchanged He drank considerable water t y both natural and mineral yesterday and read tbo Sunday newspapers with interest Court Calendar This Dar S SorBiir Cociir GiNiaii TassIteoesa CHAMBIM Motion calendar railed at 11 A M bricill Tsaaa tart 1Law and fact No 790 See tool HHT MH 194M HIM nil tillS 11541 IO4U IK8 109tC hnciii Tasart II Demurrer Not l u 178 180 Divorce NOB 1037 1012 Law andtacl NOB 117 TtKL 37M 441817 HHi 1IIJ ul llS IHU aIM a 1149 IIHIHCJ oil 1193 I4U 14j ISIS iSSS 1B7U twit CIKCCII Iart I Case on No 2101 Dais act Btowell No day calendar fiKtrii Iart IL tie on No S jail Marnr Ic Ut Mutt Mo dar calendar Oiacorff Part III lasfion No mUlL Uraham Mt Carletosu No dar calendar Omruiirari IV Not ima H2HK HU llll 3171 2100 2lii 22117 744 1172 ocr itO 1KI 3S7 laoi 755 JB4A 8542 JW44 S3S8 a3t ScrrmimCoiR7 SrnulTUK No 404 EaoiTrTuifc Has Mil Sl7 mii MH ace sit 67B 692 6OI TatlJ TrasiIart 1No ITil 411 781 MIS 7H7 7112 7U7 Part II Adjourned for the term mart ILLMoe 874 013 7M iOu 7U 1311 17 I47J Slit ems 71ft HrmnniTiisLoiHT mi contested will ot Hen rletla riuckney at IOIIA M No in a H A Wyrkoff at lu itti A M TestimonY taken before the Irobate Clerk Wills of Jennie larnor Anna Hohwara J u Craig R A IHitelowH alter Howe F M Von liofe and S J II Hrtiutte at in A U K 1 Loyal La M K Real ami hKMhHielnhrlderal Him AM I COXMOX PisSrsriui TrseNOL 87 Ontiaij THKU Adjourned until ili lirst Monday itt Dectmbr Taut Tessiart I Now IH BSO 40B 444 tWo 43O blli 4H 4U7 JN7 H 411 IH ft fa 17 L 1 443 vm i3 H47 r 41 SiR ii n aa 35 s 7 ss 8940 S8 i Slit SIN Fort Adloiirirt for tbe term Orrr Coosr Sricut Ton Motion iesiutTssg J Appeal Irtun orders NOB I 2 Appeals from Jad menu Nin 1 to IX Inclusive ThAI rIaatAsiI 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n H uWfn rftw V vn Wfr iri E I 4 H THE SUN MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 1890 r c I GOSSIP ABOUT THE HORSES i if 4 JinOroI1x4N ttACB TnACKfl LOOK LIKE myTKtl ALItKAltr i Cnllenbnrtc nn l Clifton to Hat Allernaln naye Urine Cn ei to fllve Home Trot at tteeltvood nn TlianUmtlTlnB Kntrle Anybody paying avlslt to Morris Park ornny 1 other prominent race course In the vicinity of Now York yesterday would to I brought forcibly I I to the realization ol tho act that winter Is I nt our threshold The stands are all I boarded up stithies have boon enclosed Ii and nearly all the In order fiat the hoisoi can tnko their work I ondorihellerfiom the wind llll was keen i i i enough yesterday for Jnnimry i Ruclnc will continue oil winter at Gotten I i burg and Clifton but thero Is i a vast difference between the sport now and In the IfBlU While tho weather la lear I fi mate season Wblo wltber I the Superintendents nt both courses do f it entiling In their power to keop the courses In good shape but there Is noth ing edifying In tbe spectacle of horses racing t I with the thermometer awn down below lh freezing and the ioekeya running the risk of I contracting pneumonia o ery time they accept I I a mount Btlll ther t abundant patronage fcr both couraaa and both ro coining money I for their piomotern There are almost as many horses In training now AB In the summer time t f ahd although none of the cracks are t be f found yet selling platers of tbe highest order aru to b found both at uttonburg 1 and Clifton I Is evident that 1hll Uwyer Intends to bar his purchase of i I a Atrong stable next year as lurebn e Itolero for 35000 Indicate Congressman Holt stated When tho colt was BolL that I L lioloron wind vas affected by his sickness Hue mouths ego ho would rolund the pur J chase money and tnko Iho whitefaced colt back to Algeria Nobody ever saw a better looker than bolero and Leighton who trained him says that ho Is much bettor than ho ever ahowud In public ThlrlynAo thousand dollnri t TB K long prlco lor n twoyi nrold but ahuld ho I am In sued a btnko ax the Ilcnllaton lorllhird I oiOmnibus ho would mOle thn win himself t out a 1 hli wbtlo not UA hOlY a bettor I ii a his younuor brother will put dou n I Mumper lr hn thinks Ho ha a good thing I Numlor aulblnl baiipen to Potomac lloloros cbanrei of winning tC tOOO next seanon would be fully as tony a tho o of Itussoll 1 or any other star ot his own nap The Scot aiil was R riinai kablo ono and the prlcns paid would liae made Wall street men guip with pioney so Light In llnanolul circle Tho yIn tlnolnllrclo I pngs were nil hie anti racy looking nntl us the to Jiayon lOrA come to hand early thuy will un f doubtedly do well next year Uabe dlj o who huM been established at tho 1 Dililng Club grounds exclusively slnco lit gave up his famous road bOIse on Joromo venue last spring Intends to have a regular oldfashioned celobrntlou of tl e ThnukH I slvlng bOldn celobrntoD tiM year There will be some trotting races ono for the j imlnute class and probably one for the 221 class besides a mile walk for hnraes bitrhed In f any style and a ratio dash Walking ut a mark blindfolded nnd ranilnu fur turkey will lieln to tarnish diversion fur the lsllur not the rates will be open to all The programme 1 ommenoesahout WM A M Tliurday unit the I jolly boniraco ants eerjbodv to enjoy them Joly bonlao elves Ha opened two events fur ridingschool II liorses but louud that most of the riders had Ilre9 I already made engagements for J banksglving toted and some additional trotting will be eubitl I 1 Tbe open season enables the trainers to kept their horses at work on the track and there Is t quite a lot of speeding every lIne day Yes L terday morning John 1 Ilookefeller came up I t with his learn Hash 111 UK and Kate MoCall 223 and unt them at a BUt 1 11001 for several quarters His foreman j t Alexander MILan droe Midnight 21H41 to a light road wagon to maim the pace and the old lilack gelding seemed as fast as ever I ileetwood Is to 10 1 kept open all inter and the track will not be loughod i up as has usu ally been done each season The long wooden budge annlng the piece of ninish land r east of Jet onto avenue leading to the grounds I I bee been in a eorry condition for some time t end lately was cloted altogether Last week I tha work of rebuilding began and tbe bridge 0111 soon be open again This dnes not cut fll olen fft access to Fleetwood ae tho road riders run t turn on near Macnmbu Dam Ilrldge and get there without much loss ol time tero following Is the programme for Clifton today rim Raoe Six and onehalf furlongi Mlh Wataoa I 12J poindi Jo Courtney t2t bu llarrlion lltt mOd 111 Uanb Kedon tii roomiinan us Mill I Olive ItO Koger tin Lyaander 110 ultra and log Raneivllie 10 Cherry Wit Votburg 1U7 f Kralneneft 10 Lady M I liii second Race yiva eIghth of a mile for maiden Iwo veaoolda bal 1 nponndi faioade 118 I John 1111 Ulouio Its Ulddy Doyle nn Marigold 115 Maceot filly I1I Hpent 11A Bunnowr 115 Rnmnni V 113 Bndora lit Horence 110 Zender 108 Daichee ter IIH trio II 101 1 Third Hao6rnlghth of a mil Crlintn 140 poindf St John Itu Tomboy IBOi Young Dog ISOl Ioon ISO tula 13U fcallie lUrner 121 Cotillon 117 rrtnc Howard 1U TU Bhirtff 121 Llzxl y0cso rc loam BeceOne mil and an eighth handicap E Sad re us pease AI harrow iun film I JU ioj unbound 110 Elyton F 0 61 Lnkeli7 Daleiman fifth ftaeTbrsoquaTtefl of a mi lolling JUK 112pomnd hernia B llt Cora Tanner K I Prine 1 Jmea loot Silartalu 101 I L Gripp ix Frlam tlrllnr 1MI Addle T tl9 Hoele U7 J 1 Sixth Racusii mile Non oon 113 poondg Glory 112 Kyrl I lu hlu Jean 112 orlmtadL 10 V Jam 10 Damn tin raradlie luu FILEMAKER JtKOAlXS HIS LAVBELS t The BIB Cnnndlnn Gelding Clear t F et 0 la licliea t Cnicioo Nov Fllemnkers feat of jump 4 Inn 7 feet 9X Inches at the Fat Stock show j es r tnrdar was a fitting wlndnp to tho exhibition 1 and the old borao retires into winter quarters t as the champion high jumper of 18DO having t beaten Bosuberryii record by threequarters c of an Inch After one or two little jumps the bar was put t t 6 feot and the old lror e Cow It In great style Then the bar wa raised to 7 feet 2K Inches The old bor e at first stood stock still then advanced a few yards and without any reason let out I couple of vigorous kleIn Then without any warning and with only about fifteen yards rim be made a t dash for tho rails Htrulght up to the bara he galloped gathered tilmsolf and with a mighty effort sprang clear over the obstacle l coming down with such a thud that the boards i ut the Dot torn of the rails were shaken out t The old horse stood quiet as a lamb and out ed bin her round to look at the bR lump while Potter Inwardly congratulated hlmbelf that he was over I J The rails nre carefully measured by LaM I tte Funk President of the State Hoard of Ag rlcultnre and John Virgin xuperlutendeut of c the rounds and these Kentlemen signed a cortlHcate to the effect that the height was f f evin foot two and a half Inches and that the jump was fairly innde Nmltk and Oodlrer Hi ar Tomorrovr Tbflov conteat batwten Eil Smith ot Denver ant It fleorg Oodtriy o Bolo uhlcb will tat place at 1 Cronhelmi Uobokin Tbcatr tomorrow night prom Uei to be the met Interesting event of Its kind that has f Tr takes pica In this vicinity Both men are In ex x tellent trim and will arrive here to day Smith weigh 178 pound and Uodfrey will box at about thu cam weight The meu wilt ipnr wIth Ove ounce abyss and k enetenth ot lh punt of ritw will go to the loser I c Jer Dunn who 1 to be referee will order the men to I ii bah had at 9 oclock ut which hour tti l ooor will be oloied Jake Kllruln Jack lb wi tan and William iinldoon will iiiond the 1 t en i Ter man City alabuny and Tom uHourke g3 of Roiton 11 lodfre amend l tow beta I were mad at the llnman Houae arm 1 Jane Hotel taut I uliht andiSmllb appear lo b the favorli Uuldona will wager I imo nt elen on hiM proc orl but the dele gallon ot Motion iportlug I men who win arrive toniiriit I r rotnit to mot God r the favorite fur they will n at aa Jimmy Colvnle naid an ocean or money to I hat on the good thing TlcaeJi for tie eshiblilon are f lte lib hot cakeeat tin Hoffman lieu nu Jamoi 1 S hotel l Hally ant Kelly I Liberal OVer to Amateur Boxer I Tbi Hew York Athletic Club will give a nrlei ot box 1 t lax tournament during NoTimber January and Feb I ruary tb condition of which are untIl and the I I incas valuable The will be three claiiea father i weight lIght wilt aid middle weight for which flOO I gold watch are offered t blrlof then touruamenii will tke place o Sa 4 rda evuiug Nov vu and the nluuiriof tb varloui I oat together with such difeated men ho have howti chill enough to meat the I approval of the I rtoxmg f Comniitiee I flu be IniUed I ticntrr the eecond and inira f taurnanienta In January and tebrnar when sImilAr trIo will be ilven and the four clevcreit men will 14 ohon toeuoibelefor twoiiiecUl tliigold I watches I At the end cl the ol three Inurnitneiiti I two PKI illver colt will ke preented one to the boxer livIng won Ihe grraicat number of bouts dnrmx tile cain aol tbe 1 I other to the contestant I rorillerel i l by tin llovlug Cum mlttee aa thu tlevert 1 luiiii br u h out In Hit toun a IDeAl II I lialmoat nee lleri to aav 10 tbl I liberality till draw the crraui of tie talent to Ibo r A ll Tie best littr In each rlapa will I hob 1 ai trot hie I T I Taiuabi watibn 4r a dIver oup a veritable l barren Entries I cloie Nor N alit l the Ii 1 fee n refunded if I f M TIJI J 1 canldatee eompete Clot are lutlted to lend one rep leiintaUie t ach daaa Wheel t lug TIle Century Wbelmn will hold a imoktrtbl even Tbnihlontlrd I blcyo la belnr put upon lbs mr t 1tOt tr Letand la meeting with favor for road hoc 1 j the nrooklrn Hleyrle Clui will ln1 their regular monthly rnteptlou nt their club home KD Ixc 23 j 11 I e house Count Wheelmen belt their tn smoker i rii huturday eelaia tler tlubhoukitiiiUriey nty lielgbia uooU latent bavlbg been cured liy thi club an euloyabla evening oa paiaed Th Long bland I tvbelmin bell I a banquet at th larendon lluiel on Saturday evening to celebrate the t 1 etcbtn aiiultenaryof the 1 lb fotrra wrre laid fur forty meinbera hpecliea were made by fVeildelit U I taxjoub Mr Ckarc cud vbo prejuneet iou ie flue DORSK ANn CAHlllAOK rAnE Both ladnatrlaa Ept to Jr Hlaadllr Vatll the Ilolldrir Tho borne market Is becoming I trifle brlflker In tone and donkrs think that I trill Improve from now until Christmas As usual there Is n etondy demand for carrIage lior ca of tho highest tYPO especially matched pairs One of tie bUtrext tlenlors In Twontyfourth tioet wni askud ypfltoiday whctlu the horse show and the sutiHoquent ale hurt the busi ness In the street or not I No on the contrary I baa Irnlped us ma terially as there are nay number of men hunt ing for extra liorcos make a pair 1 The regular weekly Auction sales of Van Tag toll St Kearney and the American Hnrso Exchange Limited were well attended hundred bead ot do and several hundrel very de slrable hOles were sold for good fig ures Persons In search of good pound young carriage hones should call on E McCleary of 185 East Twontyfirth street who conilunment has just arrived from Virginia street The tone of the rnrrince and wagon market I morD encouiaulng tlilR week than It hits mol ixfjn for some time Although business Is by no mea as good as It was at the opening of the eon It 1 nevertheless better than It usually Is at this time ot the year Flanarau ifcOaof 87l Broomo street have put one or two new designs upon tho nmrkoi this week but they are all more or leo dcparturoM trim some of their other pojiular vehicles which at some former ilato hale been de scribed lu this column I will pay those In siiHicbof a good cart Inge or woconotte tn visit the reiiository of the M019rs Kr y a v Wilson Mr William I Gray of 2022 Voostcr Street I doing a god business In both xeionilhand and now parrliiuew In the tot mor clues be has a laige stock of brmiKliamR lamlnim and rockaxvays which rousonablo motif will bur Oood wagons of almost any kind van ho scoured from oltbor the Now York or the Jia Ino WI gon Company ut Mo Hutlson and 7U WOoRter Ion rcHpocilvely The New ork Company make all ol their wncons by hni rl nnd iberf re they nru as good rn can b had In his ni ss waonn the cmnpany ale doing a very good business just now so uootl In fact that they are aciuallr rushed nt limes lo till orders promptly With the undue Company orors order of things pievullt Tb s company carries tnnof tbe biggest stocks nf wagon In carrea They have express and livery wngons enrpen ti rH and plumbers wagone milk and ba ern wagons dry goods and laundry wagnego cers and light country wagon as Roll aR oor slxtt other kinds of vehicles all of which they Bell at pro e8 that are calculated Incrensu their liUHne8 I yon have a carriage either light or henry that need repair lake It 10 Onllanans os tnbllnhmont ut 57 Wont Fortylotirth alrout Mr Callnnnn Is I sure to ulvu Batlnfaotlon to which fivt hundreds lila ntrons i will totlfy Before purelinHlnK elsewhere one mlulit do wel to look In on the stock of Ilrstclnss car riages which iho I M cithers Company ImO in their InnB ron Bltorv at 144 East Thlity fifth street They bavo oaobes and IJolllall laiiilaiis and gigs phnotonB anti victorias and oAliriolets and surrey all of a dec doily stiperlnr make and all no handsome that In nlm ctv es out of ten when one Is Impeded It uurcbasud I The Lowdon V niithorford Company of Broadway and riftyQrst Ktroet hnu n full line of Bflrr ndhand carriages built by the I test uiakora In tho city The United Stiitrs Wagon Company of Third I nvenue and Korlynlnth treei aru miiklnc a I pecialty of blankets mbes and Imruess and are also doing able storage business I EXTUVSZAST1C CIlOatiCVUttTRY LADS Alt of the Crack Tsaaiss In this Ttctnltr Have Lively Run All the croiacountrr team enjoyed their regular weekly eroweonntry rune ynterday and some good work was ihlbllel Quit a number spectators wire at th round of the rrmpect HarrIers Flat bush when Cap Jack LJoyd started ont with two tam for th regular weekly rna of lbs team croiicotintry champion of AmerIca A A atcAuiland and fain Uoyd the trail layer I elected au eightmil itretch of the itlffeit country In the vicinity An sidling finlih was tha result Thirty tour athletes alerted W Audi won the slow pack honor wbll Frank Knhlka I won the fait pack ro Time 60 tnlnutei 1144 second About thirty athtete look part In lbs weakly road run of the Acorn Athletic Aiioclatlon at Hay IUd it Cap Jack Nolan led I the pack over the leveu mile ihora road con extending from the club houie to Port Hamilton I and return J Ca e won the run In with Eddie fedwarda a close I iceond J Jackion a cool tiltS I K I lay fourth and UMDL Aolkn Qlh Time 87 mini tea iv aeconda A lively run was bed b the Brooklyn Harrieri over six mile of lbs femoua realel Handicap Cnnrae at Bay aides fapt CUre Baxter and Robert rlhltley acted ai barn The course clioien extended np Fourth avenue to rortynlntb ot thence directly acres the lurrouudlng country croe luir the Manhattan 0 l sea Beach Railroad tracks After a spirited run Frt herr a with O Klieman second by a loot t lion levy third by a yard and J Patmall fourth Te club record for l conri was broken Time 8 minutes anne econfl The rguir weekly road roll of the Kldgewood Har rier was ha 0 from the headquarter on the Ulendale read One of the best races of Ibo remind All tbe compel lion were weil I bnnchiil at the Snub The handicap ranged mm thirty second on tofourmtn ff m ate and a hair John loardin the scratch go finally woo with Uenrv knoz3 lIn 85 e second by g ft 4 and WUllam Sohell 4 mln 2 e third by two Ibe Union Athletlo Chub Harrier went over flvemfle of the Pay Bldgrcoor nearly avery on of the club rn 0al lllnv Tli rc team taking part Harry A Dint who will act aa mat ter of the slow I pack or hounds at the big paper chaee of the Long Island Crowcountry Aaioclatin onTboriday won an enlo able run Time f minnIe I 3034 seconds gll rapt Philip m led the Hrtdre Athletic Club Har rlir over a an mil croucountry Journey at Hay Kldra l apt full won In OT mluute UJi lecondi from the atait Uyprei Hilts In the vicinity of Dexter Park wa the icene of a moat Intereillnr race It waa the weekly crone country run of the Monroe and Centurion Athletlo Clubs held over an eightmile stretch of country Thirty fnr men took art In the race Jamei A Blancbard Oeutnrlon A O won ll Edward T Bliiga Honro A C a very cloie I second and Ullllam V Hud rtlon lepond Monroe A C third lime 6 mInute UJ lt Th Btr PastIme wtlonal Kewjeney American Brookijn and Standard Athletic I lt roA hawll l attended ran during the day over their olub courses TIa Athletlefnb held their regular und eros country run from Ian 01 About forty athlete from Various clubs parlclpated The run in proved very orltlng with Ieler iordon winning by four yards from Thomas llurke wbn ua fifteen vardi ahead of Jam Rooney Tim 40115 They hold a run from Buicbraaimi Raienawood on ThanVavivIng Day at a f H which Ci I athleti Hre Invited to attend I The Allerlon Athletic i lob held their renular weekly crop ooont y run yesterday over he Fort George course of r lx mIles Team Captain Joaepb Hlrgln oct the Lao with twenty mombn cartIng and tiniilied lu the following order ldward LndwU Ire Jam tile glee Mcondi I Eichrnlaui Iblrd II I Nowak rourlhi II Stooka aflb lime 41 minutes N3Sfecnnda The Blab will have a ran for mmt er only on Thankcrlvlng Pay over be Fort il t OFVS course IrUn will t given to the Oral tlv I members finishing rlh regular Vnnday mornlar ran of the American Athlello l lob wa enjoyed yriterday by a pack of twenty barrier who traversed the IteldManilok I conre at a smart 1p Arlee and PfelOer were the nrit to isis averai of the hew Jeraev A n runiiere took part In the rnn which waa hiiblyenlnved The Amen cane will r bold itlr annual Thanksgiving Day run Ihrovirb the town Jamaica and inrroundlnr country A real old fashIoned Tbankigtvlng dinner will be de mollihad atiwxJ Tae Eastern Field Trial fibs Ponrr I 0 Nov Thli was a great day In the Held with the dog The all aged take of the each I sri Olid trial was concluded at luniet The bcl run war as follows Duke of ITiuen with hot bUtt showed the belt game ending power Duke wai very fist and ilyllih In I movement y nnle M with Ightneld Duo both did fairly walleach I getting a cover and slit ales Kannle Was much hue beet In ipeed Llllle Burgeu and Caialo In their trial neither allowed up nnt cla v Llllle being lame 1 Harry f and Iglumld iiiflph male I a good trace Harry O old the lanulng Guelph was ahead on the icattered bird W Ifotie and Dally Hunter Iwo he and enough alike tu but tolui gave the blt laltiNcllon of tin dm u run lilt llnne Cave hold In found a number or birds and made no intatakeii Irtnce luolfer and Ante ne did not eat the wood on lire though lome quick work was accoin pllahed by Autolno lbs nail irrtei roniilted of nnelph against Shot Sarry 0 agaInst Ialiy Hop and iaeio agaInst liaiay hunter Thoe three brace were iho cream of the meeting TftWr then elected bro go sith Duke of Hcaaen In this Duke iliad lbs tieit I showing on game aad Was icilt equal I 1 In speed Tbe wlnnera arer Tint haley I Hope encniid hubs of Iliiaen mtJ shot and Doily IJuntir The Champion I Mnlie ulll huw even entries end IIITr ofT nn Mnnday The hatern MeM Club held their annnal meellnir to day and raeleoteil hUe old ofticera Th club ti I In I a ftonrtihtng condition The drawing for the champion atake remind ai follow laths Mart with Rowdyrod ftlpraf with taliy Hope Uhanc with Kliigi Mark Flabermea In Luck Xanlan sporting important on Court seet Brook lyn presented an animated scene Saturday The event was the presentation of five handsome prim 10 fisher men The following were tbe fortunate meet I John Smith of Coney taUnd caught a atrlped ban weighing fourteen poundi from 1110 o d Iron ller hue prize wai a very valuable nit water n hlnr ouiit 11101 nirle 01 the iteamboni Augler laptured a blackfllh weighing H pound lonncei I Lir J ft van Ueuiin aiouril ib ireihwaier ftinlng JUrrI onintrod reel linen na likesi ly hooking a trout welhlng nearly two poundi Uuller Creek Uuuueta ciUtiiy Complete fllhlng tackle to the value of S WA awarded to air Kane for lauding a weaknb weighing i1 tnunda u I ounce Among the Oei p witer flihermen who tnfty bu proud of Hie reiul I a attnlneJ Hit imr la I fliurlea I Mniih whn from lie lleiluiiiut Anu er I I mile r 1 u toss 0 itch UPlied the scale at a ponnda 7 niitK v He won a Irlo duel alrJU l Ill lIe coos iluy ulil 1 uu hie adlnn I In at Sir llurtenltrln pnlei In u iroo i ilrerl file welullnir 7 pound laounori I and uon a hainlaonie itching nniDu The ipermiintn gltlng prU a lu the won iklllul flluermtn will b repealed next ear Wrlaht and Moore lo 1lar Uuoqueta Tb meniberi of the New York Hacqnet Court Hub will bo healed lo a delightful exhibition of racquets upon the mornltur of 1 bnntogvln las 11 copInl being Albul II rhL 01 I is ci miitti ii Alit rinul ii IIJ Holeth Moore Due 01 Ihe lulOlteiC ul his Uuju1 eist I Llub A slug Iro has Ion Irul lOst II r tie Irr r Uuoiiiitc ut uv9uti Peite tb high wind torn good icurel were madi at an amateur flee coolest bn be Queens Albllla Clubs grui da Ouena alurday T K Irly I mad 01 poloti at rest 1 II Marihl H i onnerjl l tintlla 7u tnttio I pMnt target Merrtek cents 01 27 rerley Ji Jenhini ut J I Costar 14 LUMI r sod Orimu u I t itnwiimi Th fifteen clnbn th Academy irnmnl are making a llrong Lid to reach the lOp ot the Itat Vlv I of the tlaml aft a tl for the lad The record to flat folowl I tliibl WfIt 1m cr tnm lIIIl Apnln 2 I Manhattan I I CI niI 1 V s g tirchalll 1 I Iotlan 1102 0 lIoodalO I I hiotiiftm U 2 I g gI g C lifth Wd11 I romonl 0 2 lark Aaa 2 I grakehilaU 4 AtsIaTiti I I The tnnrnarnfnt gntngonsmOif lha clerks et the dir frrtntlianki grows mora 101rlln with oh game the folloWIng record Chews what each tiara baa doss lo data rmu irrni IML tloitHal1U tort Ninth lfstlonii2 o TlanpTirXattniat I Mtlon l lIant1 I yank for Bannn 1 Flu NallnaIt I foorth NUlonnnl 8 hit lurrl1 I Tue N wTnr1 Athlttta Club team tm leads la the Athletic Bowllni Laaina The record foUl we ease WON HB LOn tnm Imtt mm TMt flubS mthoni6 CtthntCtbrPddar004 NawTork A O ii O o o 1 Jersey CUT A 3 4 Ii 1 ItnlflTllle A t1 I II 0 Platen UUnfl A 0 3 0 0 4 Montolalr A a 3 2 a 2 honli ndA O I 1 n I Manhattan oC O u o 0 1 C orani A O o o 0 4 Amumi jtttratt Attratt Omtnt nut at home atmtatL trmo jersey New Tort City A A lcim mns ITJnl ijusn llptivllla AI1 1M03 HTOt J6nj Ktatan Inland A 0 iSMis IKKIO lolla 1rim rardoIW HTM 14HI3 North End A 0111101 IU1U 10417 Manhattan A 0 1311 IDS It orange A c i4au i44ua no URndini ef l elntn In the Arlington tourna ment or Brooklyn to data U folio w i fiamfi To cliiH flatt TTbn Wit naii lIar Arllnmon Ktd T 2 10 Mainen a 2 0 III Krjnkiln 4 2 2 H Hunt None 3 I I 10 ClInton 2 3 0 10 Pronceet M I a 10 Exeter No I J 1 1 10 Rioter No2 3 1 I 10 Monarrh a 2 o 10 Uelnnrlie 2 0 2 10 Kingston I I I 10 Iurle 0 O 0 13 MluteraliTt O u 0 U Alibi caries of game In the Itrooklyn National Tour nament progresses tb Intert In tin conteita Inoraaie j Ln to date the Monroe Ktoreatlon and Kanaleu teaini have each scored five victories and one defeat while the South raw Club which U looked upon aa a pruhabta winner of the tournament has four name won loll none lOll 10 III credit The iiaidlnf of the elbe li boo br the following table Games n Chill t rtaut Woe Lett mf Aitntt RecreationU 8 1 II MM sleuth raw 4 4 0 18 till WaTerlr 4 8 i 13 eo4 Itn Knfirnta 4 s I 1JJ I em Prnnac 4 8 t 13 TAO Monroe B b 1 II 637 Namelrin e ft I II Fix Lincoln Conncll4 8 I 11 724 Ibo o a s ii BJO Clennont 4 a 2 18 Till Hndllcm Me 4 2 11 19 Moneer B 2 4 11 f90 KearleM e 1 n 11 10 Volunteer 2 4 11 721 PUBI 4 II 4 18 19 KlnBUoWhlmn 0 4 la 700 Prronlc e II B II 700 Chumps 4 0 4 13 KO The hlineit Infllrldnal and avtrarei to date arei games Bicheti Anmr 115 naval Ann Attnot Ie4 i T GelirllngWavely4 183 179 W limttb0lrmout 4 tel 178 W Elliott Raraoao4 196 ITT W Hllion Monroe e 20I ITS D Well Recreation B 2n2 111 r Antamn fearlaea S 228 174 a LucasP4ameleas6 snu Ill W Pills Kearleaie 212 173 J BlerchaupSloth law4 sot 172 tJ llaaltOIIMourns 4 1M m A glIaBonlb Paw4 214 171 JI IartlaMonroe 3ra 171 W IIttboootLlneola 187 170 A EbrtzardtWlVeI74 201 170 aLodce MonroeS 1BU U8 l J W t1 All Kcho 6 1S4 ItS The AiWrrle tomamant record to data It u foflewi Stmu eama ennui nxol Arengt Club vxm lout avee1 rlitik per pwI lIoalnar41 I 8 JI79 12t1h uacnswoodI 1 3 2OB3 5794t yerrace I I 7M Sit Srrrace I 1 l 3 18BS 5A2 60nIck0 1 1 664 684 Indiani V 1 1 0194 C86 Peedeaqtlss0 I 1 KB 039 A friendly game wan rolled at Yonkers htwen the Aulanta and ralliad Boat Cubs WhIt tbta remit Ataiautai Machcan la Gaylord lINt uafford teoi 1 Barnes lilt Allen lui Binicra eaptaln 148 Coin lui rnl Unicber IMi WMieliman 2OI Mitchell 102 To tal 19 I rMludu Martin captain ISA Hardten I43i BOlo Sire Ifo I knoker 141 rierc 177 Fonrth Irs Itih ter IS4 l Oxley 128 Laurence 132 Bcheffer ITS To tal IJJO the following li the acor of a match game rolled at Fnclii I Blvlagton Street alley en noonday evening be tween the harmonic and Beethoven Clnbii ileeihovenl ella refciben 8 Rleilu HO Schneider ii er 74 Tenhorrer 98 Egg 071 Herrr SO slier eo nrnut si rriedrleh on bit as Odder S3 Oral flit Harrrar AI Blaokelnieyer Sill Oeieker M Total Ml W gelot Mwatla llarmonleViabllg 85 f rtlg 2 Wahllx Si i 110 18wln Ftauff 7J Krumm flS Bpoilner 9 UnUer vofweln girt 41 Brick meiar TV hnldt II rnehe7t Ohernantr 6T Baer 71 Berbokr 71 F1ntile9 End 43 Total IOb The second rights ram In the Ajtorla tonrnament ft 1abU wan played at Itraoki Caaln on Friday night Tue score Tilts cavx Raveniwood Conrhltn 122 t Kennedy in T Mcuratb 122 J Chard 13d K Manoban 148 Total bSlHouleraM William Dnderdown IT 202 o Kaluga lilt William Underdown tr 117 J P track 18 i O N Armstrong IM Total aa nconn GaIL Mixed AleiA Both man 135 r Sharks J43t J Itltt7 I Uaipln 123 J Dittrlch I Si Total 116 reedeegne Wm Looae 114 J Pratt 1M P Nth lenl U7 K rirle lID W M Etnrgla 120 Total esa voice aan Raveniwood Conghlln IM J Kennedy 158 T 71 Hen rath itt J Chard 1W i M Monohan 100 Total Indlania A Vandenhoff 12I IE Zergelbl IIAI i F Fatten lIt I Ceo Bebeailr 184 II fleas IBM Total toa toaBut But two elnh rolled In the United bowling tourna ment at the Ualballaalleya last nlrht The Brit half of the tournament li I not completed and beginning next rnmlar the clubs will bowl the Amtrlean gain Lait nights score roliowa bridal Afternoon VTannemacher M Mara 621 Baal mann 64 Ball I 7k Merlhlng 4B FritZ 44 I wagner 81 lion 71 Total io Tuesday Afternoon Lydlng I M nordlng 41 Toeh 6IWa c JtflL ef Vnnnmaob r B0 Muster ti J Iretach c 1 Total 427 At the last mttD of the nlm RoAOig Clalt belt at Ilorane alleys 120th shred near Third avsuee a reo nurIIt oZJb t J It t s ord game was rolled which recoIl in the following average icr Us moah 01 CoTmllo lbrlIam 1 1 TIro 183 at Hunter 168 U J lIolford Ifill Will Edwards 1451 U Wanr 144 Fred Jordan IQr o Koo IMI AleL MI 112 a Arnold liSt C to Pommel 1271 AI IIIWIr 1121 Jot 1I1nc1l1l1d IOu Will Pendergaut 01 I The Maalion avenue team of the T M O A League defeated the Initttnie brunch at tbe Inftltiia alleya on Ralnrdar evening after a Terr bard and exulting fame br the folio Inceoorei Madison ArenoeIL W Cowperthwalt 21S Cor nellni 147 Hurllnion Hl tlniiion 110 Illll 192 Den nr 111 HoltieL IUI Lane 161 Byer IOU Load IllS Total IIHO young Ilea Inalltnta Kleld IdOl Fblman IROi loIs maiien 1M Mendelkern Slut i Abeara 184 67 Hoot X Brandt HI Hubert 103 a 21Ji Brandt Dor lou Total I6J4 Gase TIt This evening will be a bur one among tha tenrDa menta In playing off tbelr lamee The Mhednle iOAdtrr toonftwirr Bpartan of lloboken ra Keiedale Uoiedaleri Apollo Apollo ra Spartan MIOKLTH inoi it Tetrauniii Sooth Paw TI King County Wheelmen Kina County Wbeelmen rm Clermonu Clermonia Ta south raw IGO loupaaxprs Exeter No 2 n Winter Era Winter Era ire Relnerke llelaecie ta Bieier Ma J AITOIIU T005502115 Boulevard ra FnrrTick Terrace ra Indlaue l aeoeeiiuci vs Boolard UiTXDB IIMCUTIOI Rlrenlde n Staten Island at Wreniae aaair cirr irana asses Pleasures Independents wmauuMs L sacs Riverside ra Hudson County at Hew Term Bowline NoUa There will tie but one came played each weak la the Prospect heights toarnamonu The Harlem Wheelmen art looked upon aa the prob able Inueri ot the wbeelmeui louruamant The date of the match between lbs Brooklyn Harlem Wheelmen Lai been chanted from DoS to Dec r1 I lIeuThe The Monroe of Brooklyn rolled the blcneit Bremen icor lu the Urooklrn tiatlonal toaraaan that BU been made hills aeaiun A btndiome prize will be awarded the memDer of the Urookiyn 111 Clubs bowilni team who baa the htglieil nreraiie at the end or the leaaon M AlexallrookHn a ley on Thursday erenlnr tha lftI bl fJt uar rf Ouimii Cub rolled tie foilnwlui acoreii Urlouell lOli i Jtiuilnui irm 111 jbian 170 kieKuian its UaUl III I i Uroa D IW llelurntieln M3 Appleton IU II i I e tiilrlla howling Club has every year oa or before 1 i k I lDnl held a bowling tuatib for turkey eo that halt of the member ran win une I I lioneL cue uf the old member of the club w bu It at creient m ChHulauqua county N V last Thursday tree with nil bnitlier lalaw 10 Waitleiburi to iriuot In amaick fir lurkera an was Inrky eaouib to win with Ua aril hot tile very but turkey At the Jermanl l Aiiembly Hoome new alleys two la terr lliiiln loh tamei were plain onhatarday first Ktmell lahrrnkamp I 151 Hall en lOS Klein li7 toial HJ i nuien liidUonDell IIU Lthroann lASt i MUI 4ia Keioid name Hubert 114 II Fabrcn Kamii Irj l rburleifabreukamix 121 total U5J Kltlu I lu Vuuien II bi Ielimiun lae ioi iol l I lIcieH a Botrlluc JklattU tog Tou Dram Nor lA arand bowllir match will be held In hanover ilurlai tbe 100lb of Jane IMl forth ilermanAnierlran cbamplonihlp There will be I loeatr enlit bewllua alien blreci Kabellta of F Uuuilurc WIU aootBt U soul vf the OIDPOUwn 4 I HK1LT inZUJHPllS If nAN BUr The Flrnt Mntrh Onme l lnyed Under the ReivUrd PinIde Tbe riTlied came of handnall hai come lo lay That wa the tloanlmoUl verdict of thnee who WItnessed the Crit practlcat Illnitratlon of the new ruin ae dltnlared In a match name at Flill Caieyi court In BrooklYn be tween Patrick Barrett ot hew Tort and Lawrence Ford of Brooklyn The conl1 was the lint serIes of thirteen ramta and It toOk Jolt two hour to complete the series Poring that time there was not aa Idle mo ment for either player It was all play from the mo ment they itartrd until they left the cowl Veteran who hare teen all the Important rime for the last 1 thirty y ara pronounced the eonteit at being one of the moat bitereitlnf that they bad nr seen Tonne men who knowledc of tlie fame baa been very limited Mknowlednd they bad received more Initrnctlon about Ihe sport than they erer etpected lu inch a ehort paitoftune and lb ennteitanti themeirei who have keen bbt nn In the old school et handball claim the Utmost naiuraetlon with the chime Moth men appeared In lbs conrt food and strong Barretfe phrrlcal ooudltlon belli at the top noicb A tiaraliel Una about roar reel from the ace line waa drawn the wAh of the court and the men were obliged to aland within this fourfoot np oe in servIng the bull Either piarer atenplnoutilde or tIlls I apace In eerrinx the PI111r twice nltlut succession I would faave been penallird with a hand out In only one instance was there any qneetlnn relied retarding ISle play and that wae In the lash game when rorcle glri tr tltll ot tooa at Seven sees to love llarrelt claimed a fool bul Ford demanded ace Referee tame decided that aa the new line was light y marked on Itie ilnor ODd ai neither man had mown a dlii oiltl n to adopt unfair tactlea he wonld give ford the nruent of the doubt ami score It an ace Both men certainly deeerTe the bliheit credit for the uniform fair treatment of each other and this was one uf lbs mont pleasing 1 Incident of the cam The New torler vainet I a hnai of rrlendi for hip line apiear noe and fintiemanly demeanor throughout thecaniea The result or the torlei was a n at dlianpolntment to the rrlendi nf turda lIe pervel bard Was unuiuallr active I and hii recovery of eervlce at thnei was tirll hint Bntoneverv Important thing be lacked Jndir tarot All his hard Service I eeemerl to iro for nothing Ills whole object was to hit the ball bard tao matter where the little epher lodd In the outer court In this lonc ii was plarlna right Into hIs opponent a bends Then Fnrdt aitempied to wind the New Yorker by strong open play hot lie appeared an If he could fay all day amf he gave Forde as good in he lent 0 w tile ether hand Herrtt gave aa rood an all round exhibItIon ai has been seen In tlili lclnltr tor some time hIs service was low andllfflcult he med uotb hands with terrible effect and Mi kllli were re rnarkablv acenrate his jndvmnt wa excellent and when he hit a hall to the I front wall be did It with a la view of krmnft it ont of his opponent reach and not placing It where It could be eamliy recovered The lou towing cores will five a rood Idea ai lo how the tames were plyedl11ft rum OWl OWl1 Torde 1 till SOli 112 Barntt 0 3 10 n i 0 s 1121 Aonhy Mrrtc FerAe 6 Banett7 Tlm17mlnntea akiefD CAUL narrHO 04JlloIO 01110 S 11 t g g g g Tordu2 10014102080110 18 AOMbyrr1c Barren 8 Tovdsl Tims14 mtaule tBirnn sin Barrert 007111009 O14 ford 060033188 ACM by lirrlce Barrett 8 Fordaa Tim ITmlnnUa OIB OARs Ford I2l23lIlO2I1IS Barrett U04O20441S Aeaaby lerrtoeForde 81 Barrett Time azmlnnte nrra oiaa Barrett otoiooooooaeoo 6rlt rorde 0 7080010030 2100 IB Ae bytrrlc Barrett 9 Forde5 TlmMSmlnntea IIITB OiJIIL Barrallo 14181001 014 rorde B l o 3 e i o I a IIIJI Acei byierrlc Barrett 2 Forde Time ITmlnntea aiciriionrion font Aeu DI Bmta 1JJ Plot Barrett Ill 37 7S lords TT 100 17 U I RrferMloba4 Haraey MarkerJohn Malcolm Time of tbe lerll Two bouts Tueiecoud series ot eeven games will Deplajedal tie Murray 11111 court New VITI on Nor so After the big match a number of Intemtlnr gaines rJcr between the members of the Brooklyn handball Club were played Among them were CUD and J Donne Jr 2t 7 11409 P omltb and J lIa1oolmIO 21 xoei i Carmody and T i onoon21 II 2111 M Connora and W Roae 6 31 8M P Mahon and T Holmee IB 31 ItM r Qlaa and II lllIlun21 14 2159 Jamea Malcolm and Harnard Flanlgai played tbe first aertea of Ov cam for a email Stake Th remit west I Malcolm II 10 31 211 FIaDan21 IB xi 13 aob3 a ooinnr1 coon South Brooklyn la I now atttated over a proposed IIIICII between William Courtney and John Delaney Katcb men bare a depoclt raade to play the beet of eleven games at Oonrtnevi and Casey courts for ClU i a side I It ll I eipreted that article of ajrtemenl will be dined tomorrow nirht The match It mail will be for bloo I bat nntortnnauly ll will be clayed under tg Ig the old rnlei A number ot lively raises wire played at the conrt on Saturday thu principal cue btni aa followi J Held and W Berlay VI 19 II J eblts and J Koy 18 21 IllU II Boles and 0 BraJInlan21 17 III9 D Drlicou and O Miller 14 21 11I P Ho me and J Leaver21 21 ISfit J Connolly and 1IlJadlIS 17 31M June McHehon si 14 1150 Mickey Lennon 17 21 lOIId J Power and D Shay 21 71 ISSt J collirant and W IrandoabDl14 13 21itS F Jackion and M wanton 21 IS njs X L nnoo and O Watjen 14 21 II 1 J Leaver and P Holme 21 17 2I3J J Roach and partner 1 0 21 IIa F Lawlor and T Dnnne 21 17 SI ra J Purcell and D Lunar 18 21 20 37 At TOE IC1UT lILt COURT no Murray 11111 Handhall and Racquet Court was packed with enthnitaiti of the game on Saturday and the greatest lnere waa mmlfeited In the result of lbs Barrett rorde match In Brooklyn When the newt ur lived that Barrett bad won four oat of ei s cams a mighty sheer went ap for the New Yorker j lies num ber of game war dMa th tfVarll Tracy and Jiak Keely deieated M Bony and MartIn Keel by the followIng Score Tracy and Keely 13 IX II 13 15475 Bony and Keely 13 13 13 13 1170 Jack and Martin Keely played a very rood rams to all W1 3jfoCI nlhir and defatted Bob treat and J Olcuon The c rt J and X Keely 10 13 IIItO Freai and OKaion 13 II 12 J Welsh and P Welsh defeated J Tracy and IL Rellly at W after three stubbornly played game The acore t and P I Welih IS 10 IIItO Tracy and Kallly lu 16 1431 O Flnnncane and 0 Faldore beat Tommy Eweeny and Bob Lennon by the following acor Flnnucanaand Kali4or e IB 1639 Bweenr and Lennon 15 12 13to U W Firnn and J Long go an easy conanist over I7saatir IU 0 BaIt and K ScoUT The KOMI Flynn and tx nir 13 18 illitS Malty and Scully 12 13 1O33 Among the other game played werei D Belly and D Maloney 18 13 1543 I g Sheehan and f Waiii It 11 1883 B Frotaa4Ednrroll12 13 1188 I a Uuntiar end M rUley Ib 10 1540 D Lei and II lbs 13 0 I589 Bd Carroll and J POlcon11 IS laso J Ryan and I Mnrphy 11 IS 1541 W Morph and R obarp 13 13 Ilito 000 of the bardeitfonght match of the day was btwin Mike Clury and billy Ryan against Joe Kelly and Andy Bellly for fit a aide Tno aooni CUary and Ryan 31 IS 11a U r r Kellr and UeiUj 17 11 1657 rOUST cain BoIse decline to play Conine under any roles ex cepting vader lbs olJ rough and tumble order Clot desires to change lbs dale of the tint larlei of games with Holmes from Ttmnday la the preceding Tueuay Holme will no doubt accede to Mr request A line picture beautifully framed of the Hon Daniel Borgan Major of tIle city of ork sod President of M tfl ota 8 uJ fruI f M r the Cork Handball Club la banning lu IbU i aeyi court preparatory to lt beIng lent to Cork Jt win be otl J tl tf J apreaent to the Mayor from t B blnrphyof5rooblyn who waa ao royally treated during bit late vim lo fork togrloeeaya the same OtTer md to Hole to play from the ace line will hold rood for Ieter I Connolly another clever player In I booth urooklyn 6l rb f m t The veteran George Manley was presented with a Costly gold watch and chain lait week for till c ever uhibttlenof plI1I and tbe defeat of Uncle Bl Henry i a ibort lime age I i There will be a gala time among the members of the Brooklyn Hnndualli lub on Tbankinvlnir Hay John I Malcolm and Phil Mnlth will play Gamplon Casey and the sprIghtly ama ur Jamei Dunne Jr In audition to ibis rame licorice llanley and Mmon Uenry will I play the beet of five games lor ItO a aide Capt William Boee of the Edward J 1 Owes Athlello Club Is I quite a player He bus always 1 beta a handball enthusiast but says that the game has beiu made luo percent better by Til Suni new rule Eight member of the Sydney Base Ball Clnb of the Brooklyn Amateur Bail Ball Aiiociitlim will partlcl pats In a handball lournainent te baitarudiln iueya court next rlday Tke players win be John Madden rourl Colilran ita Waldroo Joe Kenny Eog ne burna r rno James Con kiln Lawrence Eliot and oruoltui Ir A bindtome medal will be preiiniel to the winner John Maicnro ears he will pliy the winner of lbs Smelt and rrd match Tb IcterHlivUatlc Athletic La n vlotory over Aailpbl on Saturday meant mgr Ibaa the rim pi winning of the lam for by that victory atevenl attains Ire lead In Ibo IntirMbolaitlo Athletlo league series Cbs has no mora routes to play bet Aduphl hi itlll to meet the Polytechnic boy and It inccenfal will lie elevens for tint place This will necetHuie another game between Saturday ton teitanti and lbs winner will take the chiuiplonrhio TU following abow tbg record of the learns up to dale COmet Unmet To Same v m lust play Itevenl 6 I ll Atieipbl I 1 Ioly 2 Ii I ors U o Totals II II 2 On Balaa afternoon at rrop1 Park Ills eerond team of utevans School rI11 the ezomple eel by tile reel team 10 the lDorlllnlf aol 0114 the Viotora of the mnrnlllilla a vary hard fought um Befst and Vshuiaofar mile the touch downs for lii winner and doVd Weltlauter kicked lbs roala Uordun felrext and Vic tor did excellent urtlc Scotst Kvena Ut I Vlo t o llh lbs canUttlon of the r 11 o L was revised at It last 1 meohiog I hUe laacue Ie Without ottlcara 1 t1Ir Wiugete t III haying resigned their lout lions as Treasurer and docrelary rsutcuiici I lii daletales eoud arrIve I at no rrrf rrealdnl i J of AdeiphI and Usrrsteou uuf iheress laing even corn hietltiri fr thai omcs A meetIng ho break tile deal Poct Ic I callel for I morrow but ihere 10 little IItlI hood ot a asorom as boil Pulp aid Adlpltt are training bad for Iba ThIIUIfIY game and are ae cording lath to pare lime from 1Uc AU the d6legctes are least msn The StandIng Hlcb Jump Record Improved raoviDikcr Nor VAt Nirragiontl Park today D f Lanergaa of Roibnry Wa i broke the record for atandlur Mrli mute without weUhta I clearIng 5 feet 4 Inches beating Luke L Ualvln of Maine and Vio X Dun trbrIInf1 bar of Bath Lonernan also won a lutyard footrace from the aani mea In fi V s lecondi baiting I tairln by I lld yard liunbar who kd are yard Mart b on yard behind Ualvln lx I ner in 1rJ 1 rear old and hIs eat SUtI rued everybody Hleliard I vJ llile ple of I I Portland will 1 back him against any ItO rard iprlatcr i la tui touatry 1 1 ror MJrlIV IDIGNAN Ira Xetnra From the Veet aad tatII Mom Fuel a Col McAlrln rxPieftldont of tho Players Lenene arrived In tho city from tho West on Saturday lie claims that the eoonlled inter ViewS sent out from tho 19t diLl him acront Injustloo Ho thought It was a mild sort of conspiracy to misrepresent him and pntwords In his mouth that reacted on the fairness and honesty of his best filonds I I dont Bee how those stories started ho said to a BUN reporter oJ While West I nnld very little about bone boll I hao said tbnt bad It not been for traitors lu our rank the Players League might have been alive today I know who these traitors ale There woro one or two clubs In tho Players Lcaeuo who proved traitors to the cause Tbo New York Club has acted perfectly honest all the vay through When we round how matters stood we decided not to get lo t out In tile cold Wo were among the last to hae o confeietioo rtltn tho rival olub yny them were rersons connected with tho IlasprsJjonirtirj whom I would not asso ciate with I consliierod them beneath mo iOflally morally and In factoveiy way They would stoop to any mean Underhand Brheme to gain n point for lomielvcs Thor bought of the Payers League only M a hun Ill to lur thor their own liitoremtn and caIn II domlnat InK rower 1 halO comniandod a regiment of HDD mon and have nioslded I over lame political mootlnsH but never In nil my experience was 1 over hnubbed as 1 wtm at that IMtsbttrch mectlnit Whon I entond tho mootlnK loom nobody Know nm I his deli cute looked outer the wlndiitr that one ntitrpd at the celling nnfl finialj Voun 1 loll M II R kwiiodced knife had vlorced my heart Dining the morn liig seBBlnn I pxplnln the Stool of the New iork Club stating that con olhlllllu could bo agnjBd on but that theme was nothing binding oJ Wbln I stated tile pnsltlou of the NOW York Club the delegates octod tow rd me as If tlioy hud criminal on the stand The would not believe my otatementr When the prailinniiry btiRlucBB WM over I hnnded In my roe llbllfofl lou who are pPHoni intro know wbother Ihnvo done my work faithfully l mild It Is for you to criticise Hut 1 want to say inn thing I am oua In rear but I Blurted out round nnd In all my life I never wa snnhbed as I have been hero You cull Mr Talontt Jlr Itoblnson and myself tniltors Who are tho once that dare to call hnnett men bv noah a name why there are Borne orsonn bole who betrayed your trust and I can tell you tho New York people will not di I USIK B with allY but bonorahlo man Oonilemen I never give anybody chance to give me th snub orntnb me a seiond time I was hpeecied not to reo sign I finally nominated Mr Prlcco for the position Alter the morning eeslon I found that Mr I Robinson had arrived from Now York I told Dim what I bad done Why I signed certain I papers just before I left New York he said But they are not binding except under cer tail conditions At the afternoon S8HlolI I bad to explain thin To show bnw near being traitors the New York menlo were I will my that had their proposition for inch i lub to put ui teoOOO to carry on lhi light been accepted the riaiors League would be alhe today and have the National League at Its mercy J Eorle WiiguemnyH he Is alone responsible for the play rn liolnc on the eonforonre corn mlttee When 1 hoard unlrl do that the plan was to force the Ihllndelpnla P LI Club Into the Amttrlcau ARBOomtlon I rebelled I made up my mind tbnt I would break up the whole prot eedlng for a t omtiromlse I knew that by putting platers the conlerenco com inittee the National League would ijevor con fur with thorn Thc Aaaerleem Aaaoelatlon Meeting Todar Zouiimtx Hov2STh corridor of the Lonlivllle Hotel la filled with bale ball people tonight and the demlxof Player Learns and tba future of the American Aaaoolatlon li being dliotuied Among lbs arrival are Chris Von dar Alte and Cbarle Oomlakey fit Louts E Horrtun Taylor and William ghrilg of the Athletic Gen Henry Brlnker Rooheiter Itorg K Fraxer Syracn William bernie and J W Walls Baltimore V U Eetcham 0 n Morton and Robert Rail Toledo Allen WTbnrman A B Collier and Ins hchmelx iolnmuu About the nnt to arrive Were Von dug Abe and Com Uky The St Lonle freildent wore a tlaahy mil of clothe and a amll that would airelcb acroa the Ohio River which proved oonclualvely that b and Commy had bridged their dfflrnc The flayer Leg ll under a cloud laid Coml key and the prmpeet are not very nattering to say the leant Ad tt oc to d roe he wa going to cat out or It ibe bent way he could He went Bait however prepared to tIght It out bat when be law that the backer of hoe other club were determined to get In out of the wet then he too resolved to look out for bimirlt When Salary was mentioned Comlikey lintel a very olin tlrunt smIle but sail nothing Yes I Have made a contract top neat Season Said be and I will be at the old Stand guarding Oral baa tom the M Loon Brown A ilranu oni ellort will bo made to fr eteoul Syracuse and Roil evIct If the are not Inclined lo consider a money prop oiltlon Regarding Toledo Freiident keichum laid the club had paid all lu lies and wai prepared to nut up a I the rnoney nereiaary to carry It through The Athletic Cub will undoubtedly be ouiliMl and lb fran chloe will iben be no d to the hleheit bidder Manarer Sbarelr etieft qneatloned did not tak very ncourarlnrlv aud It wan evident from his converse lion that be did not expect lo oe very lenleutly dealt with No one haa yet arrived to rerrenent the Wagner Spa of Fhllademhla but It li understood that a repre tentative win be on hand In the morning to bid for lbs Athletic Iranohlae The Benefit Senllzed 58O The commute entrniud with the management ot the benefit game tendered to Chine E Hunt late nperlnt ndent ot Proipect park bate ball ground re port that the game realized Hid80 The committee deilrei to thank Charles H Byrne of the Brooklyn N D Club for lube generous tinder of Washington Fart also to lie member ot the Keiolnle Clots champloni of the HrooKlyn Amateur Aaaociallon and the Long Island Fink champions of tbe Royal Ameilcan Learue for playing game at aid benent The annual meeting of the Brooklvn Amateur lbs Ball Alioclatl will be he d on Monday evening Pea I COO tubIng to loin tbe aliMclatlon will adUreil A B YTaldron MO WyckoH street Brooklya Tliej Chlenrgo P IO Club Hoi Cnicioo Nor 28 Preildent Bpaldlng of the Chicago N D Club and President Addison of the Chicago IF 14 Club met yesterday and terms of nale were agreed npon Al loon M papers are legally drawn the deal will have been coninmtnat l lwrntynve thousand dollars In caah lithe amount to be handed o er to Ad dlaon and Ma partner lor everything In light and for their withdrawal from the base bull budiiosrt Daae Hall Note MIte Duff the enNewark catcher suyi be ha quit the ball field for good Keefa A Becannon have C2noo worth ot rtock of nayr League bale bail on band Manarer Mcdnnnlgl will probably not have Charge of th Hrooklyn N I Ul Club next season Tbe Atlantic Aaiiolatlon will have a meeting as soon as all of the difflcultlei In baSe ball are sallied Manager Kelly hoe lecnred the Long island grounds for nell season and will mike all nocairy repalra The tuban lilanu have been engaged to play on the ground on Siuidaya The Great Billiard Match Speculation li rlf aa to the outcome of the great balkUna billiard game between the two maitera Slot ion and ecbaefer which will be played one week from tonight at Cblckerlug Hall Schaefer continues to rule as favorite In Ihe betting but sioaaona One play ha won him many admirers Billy llarea the lioaton pool roomkeeper met Dick Koche Scbaeferi bicker In ths corridor of the Bt Jamei Hotel last night Hajei offered Koito suxi thai Mocion would defeat Schaefer Hocbe Immediately aeeented the wirer autl the money waa posted with Jack MrAulltTe who happened to he present hohaefer a ed a illiinolnt game with Ivei early yeiterday afternoon averaging Ii l Me li itlll auntring from hli liver cod and IJB that It tiuei all Inclination to play away from him Monon i liz l run was the eliot subject of conversa tins lu uilllaid clrcln yeaitrday and Hie I ru jorliy of bets made were at even money The rituilent haled Mi regulation oo point tame 101 evening havlnr Arthur Townseud aa lie opp nent Monann iiyei too her tine came and evidently in lIe bro furm lbs score fol Town Blonon10 0 lIlt Ill S3 VH 0 163 1 8 73 82 11 05 455 AverageA7 IT ToniendfJ 2 2 I 8 9 S 7 I 1 4 0 It 2781 Averaif IIK Floasoni grand average for VJOO point Ii ML Bclneferi grand averaiie lor Vlil poluti is i4 Ike Weir Will On lo AustralIa BOIIOK Nor S3 Ike Weir la tired of ttaylnir In Ilotton with empty poeVeU and he has decided lu try a new climate For nearly two week he waltod patiently for tbo Olympic Cub of Ilew Orleans to arrange a light be tween hint and anflln for 2 fillS tSbeu the directors ot that club lint word IbM they would only give a IIVSi purse Iba Spider felt sadder itlll but he would not agree to flglu for such a email Inure A few day ago Capt Cooke offered him a 2100 purl and lie accepted Urlfflu was ailed If he would fight for that amount but up to the prekMit lime lie ha not ait wend Uelr wae getting Completely diiheirieneU om lit a he recelviu 4 inrMaua troll Ihd Aicblbfinl n prominent loikmnker I ur t I risco liuit menhir tst lia Ijrl htelittd u 1 lut lnpei TIe le ejrsiil retdi Will leave ion Auitrjiu on len I lit would ou like hI gli f lteltl ol muiim In U niHdot will lay all t5ei5oL 1YIII be guue three mAntle Hill eye oeiie1 wIle when I read Ill lets ant and be dli not liasllste a Iluiluls uiioult acceltiig the chance lie tniegrauuiei lbs hautmiker hat Is I ouli go and would irsve Hsloui iii a Is w ulsya 5 sit will tIrobablI Ittoet Orillo lle Chuwpluu fealbem welgbt and 5113 Murphy while absen Newnlk OilS Clnb YtIsfourdayS tournament to be held ob Irbi BhooU log Iark Newarl N J 1 uin r the airpli n o tills tlnU begtui tomorrow During the frot two duiKe toue target are to to thrown but uu Tuml Citing PAY anil Inlay lie blrdi are lobe useS exclurlvely Heretofore at all the open tournement a few of the crack ihoti of the country have luiarlably captured the bulk of the prize money Various baudkn bane been tried but wltbont IUCCIIL In order In give the amatiuri an op portunity tie Newark Club hive derided to bar such exleni from all tbe Inanimate giohmols It Inspected that till will have Ilie desired dice itu l tlie I tiiveiing ihiuM bi largely illrlitlc I Auiunf the cratki wh i are tarred are VV m Moltrnrioft or Id k P bOiler and tI vIgIl or hew Jiriey llaru v ViMnrcli II 1 vuuinev r I li keueyaiui wiriutr or lIeu YnrkKoiuolleikti AI Handle au4 W Umvottfli uf Ohio J A U hllluti MISSOUrI J 1C Ktice of lillocla and Ii i W lludd of Iowa TIe lire bird ouinpetltion are loibe open 10 his world and tile iwntyini burl i nweepiuke 515 en truc bat li on tUe procrauirue for Friday shout I have a More of the belt wtug ihotioC the country I among the eutrlse VliVS AX1 LXUS Of E1U1113 There In a letter at thIs office for Jack Tonhey O B New Uaven eonitlie ti abut Sa year ef age r A STout Prldreport Coua They never met In a ring oonteitot any klod F Van Zanl 45w York CltyC U wrong They were dlneient warera Pete Baker has been appointed boxing tnitrnctor of the newly organised lloonelle Athletic Club A reception will t I held by Lafayette Camp at the Manhattan Athletic Club honee on ten so Harry fmlah will open a boxIng academy at 483 Sixth avenue corner Twenty eighth street today The Memorial Athletlo Club of ihe Ninth ward will hold Itaierond hare anilbounaicbane Ibanklglvlng Pay at Bronx Hirer Park John Sklllman Ne fork CltyNo The Lloyd who competed In the election cay orouoountry run la J P and he claimi Brooklyn a5 h 5 home Frank Boyil the wellknown lightweight pugllllt had a teitimonlal benefit cuder tlie auiploei of the Matthew Mullen tiioclatlon at Harlem Turn Hall on Uutli street aturday evening TOKO IO Nov 25The Canadian team to Play the Fall River Rover at Pawtucket on Thursday 1 Ia proba bly the itronriit that has ever left Canada they leave here ror hew t ork on TueSday Jimmy Point li training like an old timer for bla right with Bol W bltei unknown which take p ace In about tour week He li 1 being carefully prepared for the go by Jack Mnlllnr and hie brother Joe at Shady side Tbomai P Council of the Marihaltan Athletlo Club will deliver an Informal tall to tbe young Cbrttlane of the Bait highly still SIred branch of the Young Mens Christian Aiioclatlon at their home 143 East Highly dub street tbiKVentng II and o P1gw tork City There It no ipiclflelaw bearing on the eubjeot lot an amateur betting on him self In a contest would nut orfru or Imperil his ama ten etatne unlell lad wager was Intended ai a tech nical evillon of the definition ot an amateur Euffeua Uornbacher the game little featherweight boxer U looking for firht gnln He In willlnr and ready lo fight any one at UN bonnIe lor any part of 11 I Ol He U alwnyi In fair condition and think tbat he can make ft very good ihowlng auaiuit any one of his weight 1 Mcl Cal McCarthy won the feiitherweicht championshIP from lugene iiomnbeulier L TIuy fnubl Ii Ill pounds which I ihe festlior weIght clas ii Ilornbscher before he rosi dv eat at Ills hanis o Moarthy was looked upon 5 a champion bcaiie he delaaied inch K od men ai Jack Keuuy and Hilly DavIs The Tn carora Snowshoe Club of Albany li preparing for the comlnr WhIter iportl It hue elected the foliow log oelcers Theodore B McLaughll Irendent leorge A Klrli Vice President Albert T Smith Captain William R llaekett Treasurer iforae Blakeilee sea retaryi George u llallcott Yhlpperln rank Hamil ton Color bearer The following was received at the fliulritvd Vnot omce on baturday from tIe London correipondentt frank p 8lnvln naipurchei an ale bonus In Lon don He ear he Intend to settle down and attend atrlctly to Vu lne N Ills threat to smash the champion phlp belt ha caused Mr fox to demand a deposit of f iooxi bet re Slavm will be allowed to take poiieulou of the din Cnicico Nov StSIX hundred people attended the football game at Kfanion Ibis afternoon between the NortbwKtcrn UnlvenHy and Helolt college eleven The game was called at H oclock and Bolt of the Belolti we ierloii ly Injured while making a ruth When time was called the ecors stood 1 lot In the Nortbweiterni1 favor Thli U i tbi first game DebIt baa lot In two yean Sin rmtcnco NOT 21 Joe Acton and Evan Lawn wreitled here lait night for sum a SIte The condltloni wire that I ewli wan to throw Aclon twice In an hour or lee be match In the event of Acton obtttlnlntf one fall Lewis wax declared to be the laser Acton scaled li2 pounds and I ele lIeu Lewie obtained the tint fall m thlrtvtvTO ininiiten He urugicied desperately during the remainder of the hour but was unatile to throw Acton again and lbs latter waa declared the winner fMHrrriiiD Ind Nov25Fd Bartlettof Chlcaco and Tommy Ryan of rirand Rapids Mlcb welter weight fought to a flnUh with skin gloves here at daybreak thie morning Rtanwnn easily in three roundn Bart lett bunS ouiclaiied imd whiupnil from the chart The Cirhl wai for 81 lh l ft aid took place In the dancing pa vt Ion on the clcnlc gronmla The fbicaiodelegation were a pretty hard rrowilnnd many carried rrvolteri Afier walling all ntjbt the train wai bathed tothui point where the lIght took ptnce without any Interfer ence Kvtrv effort wan made to til matieri at Chester ton hut the Hherlff declared he would a pelt every man In the party the minute they put tout lunu the county line Things ace pretty lively In pugillitlo circlet In Texas as can He teen by the followlne wilch l was ellerdny received at lbs Itlnmialril acme oftlce from III Dallas correipondentr There wjt grett dliappnlntm mKnlieited by the Texai lyons oier the poor showing road by lieu Sullivan In hn light against Mike Cents In Dallairecently frank Flynn an Arkansas iporti man who fcaw the Uhi told me that Sullivan wa tie moet ovirratid man be ever sow and that he was neter In the right The coming battle between I emp ey and yiUMmmnni is head and shoulders abnie all other iportlnl topics her at tIlls writing The perils who were behind rlbur phim In his nirht with ritrlln re cently are making all hint of charge both against tile managerS nf the anar and the referee and are greatly incensed against the latter and 1 beilevo Juetly en Upliami friend lav that they are willing to lay old thai tlietr man can win If another battle U ar ringed At any rate there ll no doubt that he li a clever and game pugiliat Football Note Tbe flat for the return jam of lbs Crescent Orange game haS been set rot Dee Ii i at Mrooklyn Ml minuger of the rntnmW frtitinian tram U trj lug lo arrange a game with Its Yale l frethmeu Rriler lliilaewond Mane Hull Iark can Is l eccural for fontbilI coil other port by a lilre iur W VYailait 540 Lvertfreet ausuuc HfooU 11 A few of the roliMiuU Vartltr player tare jnined hue MtnlmUmi Athkllc lutx Culver now cat talu of the learn WIb lay in th rcfiuUr 11 A o elrtei TheLonirrtvilowi n it o even will tila the WandfMri of Iawiurktt I mi Hioaileriitnm I I rTnirrn8vinf lay I In the inoriitiiif the Lunicftiluwn wit iiUy ibo iaiti ndi of tall Kher TIe eStiiiiiarrll football Chili lia orisnizel a reServe team uln simile pond loin f I Iriw on Their tint rainti sill bt p spd nn Ttmiikftrivin uhf on tIe Son rarrtiBurouiHlH ulth I Is rrKi rre4 of Hie Joiiktellowa T lle tram will t o svmiuly nutcLol Iho I fnoitUi leulul of the Ainvrfciin A C would Ilk ho arralice Hirutue il Hi a lot in HVfrartf 01 j t out Vllnunde for IlinnUtulxln 1 I g Irir iillrll lIlt K rounnuntratlriK with hIs ucltAiIl a name tuu ie I arriinreJ atoncn the blOt BM uf hUtun leland pritcrrfrt A Jlreb Capt Uaortre h Young 14U1 Mi1lifiiu autos t n TlunLNKlvIng liar the oriiareU rTQlar team will tueet iln ulfitohlanr of Newark tto ctjinipl nt Cf bile bew Jerev stale nm on the Htarnej Mti lotto i lulu grHitiilt noil tcAiiirt are In tiC trcAn rcuuI or lily 0 lIlt uig in 1501111 on Clip iUr I It a ln bu his Utl prHcti e unid for ie Nonpari irior tu Iticir uettliiif Ills Kturicy Hovers in tLu I CLJI I lift Tie football ttcven of Ito Amerh an ihelie Club practiced for nn hour ir iiir ft nn his r nb around 1 f lh rtrrti ill Hnr tm itr with I npt 1 uunr as lutor Iliey will hI y it AiTtlii v1 Ai Idle i lob bath Ht tilt fltOtr fin1 tloit tl tiruuiul fin Thjiiv 521115 int rnti ir The 101111 IP tmpn mr srcatly and u cooJ loony wl i u doubt tIll ji a i Ilie rilorta tiv I he tdttu I IAn l V C lo secure the Vole l 501 l Inntreiun Iibkll ftiini t Pull HXAiueat fie Midllixjii il4 ore Oar ten uphill tie atlilsuig car iilvol to la t u vi u hy till rUion I Uig tiree IilllI1L ciIiuuulelllilI 11cc i 1 llinp Ill rtrt soc eeeid tluIi leOne loye estressa a o IIttgmlcss Ic ita All lilt IF Hn iiiiakV Il ririihTiVtnulhVtwo I jleent will nt et Is the mutini of tilO II i faculti A ilfci1il rtnfty will i e nt ihe chnn r1HBiii t rij lit 5 mr n t ru lie ri lull au i lit i I ni 1111 01 01151 I N 1 I II i 0 to ik part I at it a iliiikt lrk nn riu i it K V artir in tIle nhei or s riiiiififtt s irumril Ice iiir i wttli a 0 j im of hull ut nm err OlOY ill I lu iu iudi I A mminrr bust I cvi rh OIsihtir can ki y H irrfect scos uf the gains lu a liiite niunnir HIK will knjvr jUl low Ills tram atsuds from irlniilitt lu fUJ hwry pU r nn ill I two rams will toys a inimWr nil me icore card and i ae 11010511 IS a thai U nihJv U will be l anuounca on I thebU bulittiu board ulitrh II b5C erected at the I cvi of lbs till 1 llelil should i wlier u will I e pliii I 5 visible to all ilivni1 1 me ill ll hula y and thin iniUrfi the till or mMklKrii uiii 10 I tniicHied 1110 5OtC card Iaa Maiu 5iltmee iTOMel in d Incl to write imjly lie iii mUst ml in in ls i r mnVlme a lisl and mIle ntimtr of iiiinte H i rtby rrnf ia fur hi iruni lime a1 r m hse b II eililllllI to Ins iv Ironlu nt I rot eddie Jui all i raw It lnhly Iha chief value use In Ills bet hal I tile specailre can keep ihrea of the gains aomcthtiirr I uiiuiua at footliall contot bcratar C belle U Kb I bets 01 the liroukl n bias Sail elub is lbs inventor of I tile sttlerprles slut holds Ihe copyright for the sonre I Card Theganmewlli berm prnlupiiy at 3010 oclock I With Walter Camp as etree aunt Peucan Klwrds ae I 0 GAELIC ATHIK1IO CHAMF1OXS Mitchell Breaks the Twe lrepoia4 Bam rthrowlg Record Although the outdoor athletlo season hai practically ended th IrI annual alhlttlo championships of the Gaelic Society of the City of tOew York were held at Ins rroundi of the orrantiatlon at Talltln Woodilde long Island yesterday In the pressure of Mreral hundred admirer ot athlello prowess who were tatnnilattlc la their praise of th irrenrth and sTill shown liy the thleres who clothed In light ainlatto raiment trM tb chilly air to compel In lbs eTeude la Which they were entered Some capital performance Were ikown by Several ot the competItors In th events tht winner of which held th print tItle of aUronnd aihutlo champion of the locletr forth year Sixteen competitor appearel tog the contests fluxIng the afternoon icvtral eiblbl lions wer liven by prominent amateur athlete lila most Important of which was lbe bnaklnr or the lam merlhrowinr record or Jam eV Mitchell the her oulun wlibi thrower of the hew Tark Athletic Club and Michael Ottnlllvan at the Maw leney Atuletla Club Thiummaryr thooraptiu n tolowti Onehundred yard Daah Won by John Kane with JJ tonniry second and John Bacferty third Time IIH aeaonda Throwing the nrtyili Pound Wdrht Won by John Leonard wltb a throw of It feet e iaekee Philip Bran Was second with It f5l and Jan McCormick tblr U With a throw ot 17 ft 8 l thebes Running Hroad Jump won br FhtUp Bran with a leap of ic l feet 7 Inches i Jamei UeOoTmlik Was eaten 1 with 17 fei in uncles and Patrick aynolo third with 16 rest 4 inches KnnnUu UUtn JumB Won by Jams i Onnrr with ammO ot s feet lie Inche Jamei UoCormaok Was second with 5 feet M mob and John I Bicker third with 4 reef Incha uu gnartr Mile Rnn Won p John f Hloter with John Eajiea aoond and John Lane third Tim t4 MCOld IuttlDU the 12pound Shot Won by John Batnnr with a throw of 34 fi 6 Inehia John Leonard was econd wttn 83 fen e Inch and Philip Bran Was third with a put or dl l ft H laehr onehondred twntr ard Hattie Baea Won hy John P lllokey with John tlafxariy cond and Joba Earttt third Time lOseoed blinding flap Hlp and Jump Won by James He Cfirmact With 2H net u Inched Jena Haxgerty was r leoondT with 37 reetBH inobsi and PbUlpTlyao third with 7 rest 4 inches turkey won the tulle ran In 5 mlnntil 43 uooadav Throwing the Twlv pound Hammar Aon by Fat rick Bagen with HI feet 4 Iecbee John Leonard was leooit with 144 fet ana Jamei aUCornaor third win bi feet Time championship was won by Barnrtr with is point Leonard was second with 14 and KlOornilek and Oonniry third with 13 each Thomas r Connitr Manhattan Xtbletle Club ran a Gas mil uhlbltlon run In S minnIe 51 second WflicLwae semI ran for the track 11 OSulllvan Nw Jersey Athlttlc Olub broke the record for throwing th poaad hamtaar sending the leadn missile 50 feet Jams B MlicbtU seal the jponnd hammer record spinning br lendlnr the long handled sphere 167 feet 6 Inches brttklnrtbe record made br blroielr la Jnn lasS at Joaeis Woa lIthe raillm AthletIc Club gains The Wed lada HaT at Lively Night The prallmlnarr bouts of the Moenl annual boxlnf competition of lbs Wait Mad Athlette Aasoelatlon wire decided Saturday eveniag at SMngsr Ball Newark Gold watches to first and woond la each ot tbe four dames and a handsome silver vat service to the club scoring thu moit number of polnta SImulated a large number of aspirants for ftitlo honors to inter the Hit Aasiln GIbbous the conqueror ot Mike Cniblnc mad an admlrabi rIre Ike trial remlled aa follow ttantama 109 Poundss Slly WeSt Bid X OL fated 0 Johnion Kagl A O and won easily Jack keallug Lurika B a and Bobrt Oloola 4 Downtown a GL wr thoond pair Ktatlntoufe polnieJ hn ouponent and rot la dtenloo The third bout In tbi class between KId hogan National A U and W Crooks Clinton A V was a ralttinii rood co llorau was awarded tIme deolalon The lame bout in the elsie btwaa W Tucker Wed End A A aud J Valnlaa Downtown A O Was hIll bt of lbs evening Tucker was looked apcu as a mrs winner The first two rounds were ef tue hurricane nrdtr In tile third round however Tucker had Ha4 his own way and wen feather Vfentiu Ill PoundeJ Loi y Scottlih American A u defeated J narerty Honican A u la a very tame boat II ibompeun I BcoltlibAaierlcan A U defeated hid club mate r Armitraai the Utter Cjulttlur at the end of the second round Special Clan 1M PoundsCharleS Jackson Palmitic A It defeated A Connor Wait Eul A C M Leonard Karl A O beat T Ollal national Turn Vereln and Walter ornflld Moalia A n bad un dinioulty In onipolntlnr J L areyf Ike Bakway A Special Claus 141 Found u ArUntrtta txi AC and U Hoi loitltut A X were tb first to appear Alrnoet the tint blow itrnok by Arlnitoa era a vicloul lefthand iwlnc which landed with terrlfla force on Moss eye and CloSed It lienlt this Moa made a bard lIght and the judges consIdered tb mm so irenlr maiobed that they were unable ta decide between f bent and the referee ordered aa extra ronnd of two tntnotea No bard mow were trnek and the judge disagreed aialn The referee thin awarud lbs baut ta Arilnrton Jm B Unlllvan Clinton A a beat P Oloiurroan Soiilllb AmerIcan A OL In a fair boat John Morven WeSt End A C and D Entwlitl KcotUlhAnerlcaa A O ended tbe upon this lalir wlnnlnr The floats will hi decided on Tuesday atfht Opoe4 to tfe Pr MB OHlln specIal meeting of the Katlonal lthletlCl b WM held at the club looms on Friday night There waa tome lively kicking don by a dUiatUfle portion of the member who are not In accord with the pros cot management The klckin claim that the preient odlreri manag the dab to lull their own prnat tIered In ptao ci the Clubs Alao that hUe down town clliue run the whole kmlaeaa Ihe opuoiitlon1 ticket which molade several ol the uomltie named In tile regular lickt Ii as fol loss President T J cagnav VioPri ldnt It B Power lraiurer Charlie K I Brurt Corresponding Secretery C W Hy financial 8crtary A 0 Maaii t itptalti George P i Roder Omei Committee U It U unborn Juice Oleyn JobnJ shall John Mulligan Lieutenant It U Bay George P Kaiser M ii l laDle water W n Peghney and Thomas P SliTl tan Auditing Commltte T L Brophy John U Woitier I J Nolan Tratia John J Collier J lemee p Kobblni James J Itiark J f Jaeger T U MUllgaa Jam heenoti and f J Maddox President Edward i 8ivneoa and hli assocIates comprulng Iba pieoeflt ofuffletra are oandHat for reelection aa a vindication of their past manage Mtnt or the clDb A close aUctian is anirpa 4 the otuanlailonli reiioned to be in the beat owible l con dition will IVrral hundred dollar la the Ireamry and no unpaid deua The Talon Club Kzhlbllloa The inniiei alIround or geustal atlmlshid champion hlp game of the Lcioq Atiulehlc Club of irookiyu was hell luturlha night in their gylouasiuia A nialority sf lii tnswbrs of his club are menhhoere ef liymoulit tliurCll cull a olliuhier If Ike ceegrsg 410 War bier eslel siaclaturo Oh the comi etillolis I lie rnnlltnt high jump was on by John Sleet wihl 4 111511051 Oil achusl lump of 4 faet it niches The hal lobe 150 was won tiy It Whliloy 21 yaritem hums C ntiilUles li seconds itoteri llsltiey won the slalidlng brit join P151411cc ti iCot li4 iiicbec lbs bus loll ticic wce Won by II illinii SIlar no Time m nIutule I I e seconds I 1111am McCarthy U A 6 sad Iirry lipor ItrIloKIrn ilari lore esve a elan xhitdiion C Cl lirrunlt iiuherl 0 1111Cr woo cr01110 wilt I 1 luint Jell I 1101 5 Ii 11111141 41i arlily ci 1 hitiIj i thIincs lluIl000ey Zi htilitaitu Ilant I J Totier 2 a THANKSGIVING Rich old mutnrert Wine with pnrlBei flrudii ars quits osesry t enseae be cuIsine for the HolidayS The lollowlnn m eaorted eu f CVHHINS PKOCEO8 rURIFlil IIQUOKM mill he chipped urely k4 S My sddrsep OB rereips ofprlcei 5 I Bottle Brandy e e u I Bottle Rye Whiskey I Bottle Bourbon Whiskey 500 I Bottle Medford Rum I Bottle Holland Gin I Bottle Rook and Rye Or Six Bottles Assorted to Suit 9500 FOR 10O A GALLON WE HA7B Port Sherry Angelica Claret Catawba Hock Zlnfaodel nnranlet9fl Turn Graioi Julep Hint In quality character and eXlteItl Isvi cannot ba OiiDllctttrd el rwhei e lor the i rler Out 1nrtaed Whlekyta from 5P00 at Wallow ejwr4 have no oompeura Thrr urn eRr lieyond what ceo be fonitfl clieewliar for the frn be eaune olbera ennnot urlly n Ilie Cunlilac iurOeeeuH doe br rmovlB tha DOIitina Alao Jiiat ucelved a hsrgc Invoice ol Choice Old Win fumrmal Par firape that took the OOIll MrKAI Prize nt the recent Forelca Expsettien5 M a gallon aad upward accordmn lo ace ir yon send pnckncr in come bark lilted the express charce oalr f r aa war for ale lu nmilcil bottles UNIY by nil Loading llrnBElata lleadanartara fOr any ejnaatlty GUSHING PROCESS CO 825 Broadway N Y 668 Washington St Boston Nags 4podn1itD ood 1IARGU1S I GLJNq Jmt received a lot of Fntllih Tlioa farcer Double Breech loadere nightly daniaveA by tall valer Tllae gnn lava twist barrels ealenilon ribs pilenl fore ctid rcooundluf bar lockk pistol grip and rubber heel plalea ITic hit Ui for 10 or 19 bore I J 1 VANNKFEIMEK a Chamber 1853 GYMNASIUM 1890T rLiHTnBKicsjiNU SCHOOL or reKciHo i aad 4 East tSlb It Claaie op n for Ladies Oblldria aid ilentlemen BiscitehiXiA UBNKTOEBUAHU lleuoli court club oeiu ece for pHrilciau Lu C q

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I 5 tIKirJWW 4 p r v 1 j i THE SUN MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 189U B NEWS OF THE MINING WORLD JJtrOHTAltT RkTlTAL OP ACTtTITT xnn BLACK nitts A New BHver Sllne In I New BtBtro a Ttelda Over MOOO Ton Inerenied rroinertf or the Cold niBglnRn nt rinom i Atloi Slerle 01 0014 I Colorado I DEADWOOP R D Nov JONew enterprises are springing up In Deadwood ntid His neigh borhood ar with a celerity that Is tonNilng I was only n short time ngo that this Bwlft brothers of Philadelphia nnj Hartford nn tounred their Intention to erect a 120ton fmeltorln Dcndwood and nlroiuly tho grading II begun anti tho for tho foundation masonry and wood work of tho plant nre being pushed possible Those gentlemen have ng rapidly ns IIslle ntemen hlo conolilered thoroiiBhlr every proposition con nected with the treatment of Dock Hills ores beforn deciding to imtun this plant and It maypafelv bo Inferred flint tnw know what they are about In putting up eo extensive a plant I will have a capacity of 120 ton per day It Is Announced that a new company railed I Clinton Mining Mineral Company has tein 1 organized with a capital of 100000 to operate mines at Deadwood The company C own i nrn valuable claims In the Bald Moun tain district and stockholder of this company are alto heavily Interested the Buxton and Portland ar mines In the same neighborhood two of the richest mines In the Block Hills The company Intend building their plant for the reduction 10m of their ores In Deadwood and they hare mont excellent facilities shipping their bT the Burlington and Missouri and the Northwestern both crofsine their ground I Is i reported and generally credited that the Btk Mlwoutl Company bare leased the Uncle Bam mill and Intend treating their ore there I They have been having their ore treated at the Puma miL but the company are not satis fled with their present arrangements and de air to obtain a more economical treatment for the output of their mine The Big Missouri property hal proven Itself to be a very valu able one Thousands of tons of Its oro have been milled during the past year at the Pluma mill with highly satisfactory results A proposition Is under consideration to erect a fireton smelter at the Sam mine to treat the concentrates recovered from the tailings by the Kldd Romans new concentrator Several hundred tons of valuable concentrates a waiting for treatment C L Kerstlngs will hare the discoverer of the new process wi charge of the plant and It will bo an experi mental plant J BIO STilE IK NEW MEXICO KILVXB CIT 1 M Nov 18 Another big strike has been made at Lone Mountain I Is only a short distance from the Good Luck which was struck early last summer and from which more silver has been taken than the entire camp yielded for three years The rew stilke was made In a mine owned by I I T 1 W Holson and Is said to be richer and pore extensive than the strike In tho Oood Luck The ore vein H two feet wide ami riiua fium IZouO to 1000 per ton I resembles that found In the GooU Luck both carrying lame gold Twentyeight sacks of ore have already been taken out of Holsons mine attica the strike was made and It Is believed the ore vtillavorage slut persack The mine was be lug operated under a leoae when the strike vise made but Mr Holson succeeded In pur chasing the Icaso for a few hundred dol lars and ban since rejected an offer of 13000 Nar a half Interest in the mine and rays that it Is not for Bale Lone Moun taIn has been a producing camp lor many years but until the present season only ono strike of great Importance had been made there A number of strikes from which I a few thousand dollars worth of ore were taken have been made but until this yea all these strikes were made In lime and miners came t regard Lone Mountain as a pocket camp and did very little prospecting there The strike last summer demonstrated the fact that there Is a great lime cap overlying the district and that very rich oro exists under the lime Miners have been taking ore from pockets In this lime cap for years little think ing thai there was a contact and that the pocket in which they were working were merely indication t a great body of r under It Work la now going on in several places in the camp and more strikes of Im portance may be looked for at any tirpe TAo present outlook for the Lon Mountain district is very flattering and it may yt rival Georgetown fifteen mile distant whose orlltown mines Liver bullion nave produced may million dollar in Goo ore hal been found In the Alabama mine on the Jim Crow lead near Carlisle Con iderabl development work ha been done and soma very fine ore has been found but It I usually does not occur with regularity enough to make the operation of the mines profitable A new company has just been formed to operate in the Cooks Peak district It II I know Cprate 5 the W d Hartley Company nnd Its a C Cmpau principal promoter HJlo Radio of the Lak valley Silver Company The new mammoth mill at Finos Altos Is completed and hoisting machinery Is being pot up at tie Mammoth min a few yards dis tant from the mil Lhe mill will be in opera tion In a few days Its capacity Is eighty tons Mr day but It is not expected that more than fifty tons of ore will be worked per day for the present Bell A Stephens contemplate putting In twenty stamps more as there Is a demand for more milling capacity there They now own two mills both of which were built a number of years 60 Last year the Aztec and Iociflo companies which own and operate mines at I Floe Altos built two twentystamp mills here Lot of which have a daily capacity of about 10 Ins The Mammoth mill is juetcomplotod and another twentystamp mill Is contem plated The construction of theo mills shows the Increasing prosperity TlnoR Altos which Is Mexico the leading goldproducing camp of New ITEMS mOM AHIZOXA TucsoN Nov lCol 0 H Gray yesterday sold out his interest In tho Harqua Hala I group of mines to Hnhbard Bowers for 40000 cash The llarrtua Hala mines were located In November 1888 by Harry Walton I Robert Stern and Mike Sullivan C H Gray Knight out Sullivans Interest Walton sold to OUjh Hllvanllnlerest F B KIrkland nnd Thomas Cocbrane and I tern sold hU Interest to A O Hubbard Two or three other men acuulred interests About a year ago a man named Home jumped the Golden Eagle claim blnce which time progress a been blocked by constant litigation There are nine or more claims In the group and thy are all rich jn goldbearing quartz I Is as Pedal that Home took from one small hole In the Golden Lazle In a few week 5000 lie has squandered 11 Ir his funds and Is now a wandering piospector looking for another rich strike finch In the lot of the average prospector Hubbard k Bowers who are now the solo owners struck It rich In the discovery of the Cllft mine near Yuma a few years ago They then cleared S70 000 out ol the venture and through these minus expect to add greatly to their walt The result of this sale will be tb Immediate renewal of work on tbo mines and the expenditure of over f 100000 In various Improvements looking to their thorough devel opment A mill will He erected and a Hume the miles In wt to carry waterwill be constructed The Blerrita Company the purchasers of the epiculation group of mines In the Olive camp art pushing business rapidly Robert D Rhodes U the superintendent in charge lad la 1 a thorough miner The steam hoist Is now under construction and will be finished oonstructon 11 fnlhed fad running by the end of tho mouth Frank clackesle chief engineer of the company ban cbarge of the construction and a better engi seer cannot b found In this country The de velopment of the mine II I going on In a most SfttilfsOtory f manner The main shaft I down 1M lest 1 and Is I being timbered The recently reported strike of gold ore In the Table Mountain min Is confirmed and from amps of ore sent in tbe owners seem to hav a good thing in these proportion ob lold al thlnf prolurleN The ore I a red oxide of Iron carrying from 7 i S151 or cent copper and is soft and friable I and t gold IK I pronounced by all experts to be e mllllni Inc alue ot this new iluvilop mont to the mining industry of southern Arizona Tucaou in particular can hardly be estimated us It will probably result in tho rectlon of two large plants which must draw rsiipiilles from this noliit i The latest news from the Mammoth country Iql that the Mammoth mine and mill are run i atag fHIy upon Mammoth ore nnd the mill IYlrilnjr out gold bullion ore mi I i 11 Tbomoklns brought In About 1003 V Oltndsof ole from the fliinsUht In Cedar alley district on Wednesday Tdo ore Is of me same diameter as came from this mine fcral years ago and la vorv rich J W lean hat u lot II Pr fiotn the Muslu Jloun t fin run through the pumpler which while not Sj as high giaie as usually comt from that strict was satUfajtory to the nblDpor All Ilrlmlnelllln l that dlslrlctlr reutirted ait doing J L McDonald a mining man of Oro Blanco reports that the Yellow Jacket mine II l doing tile principal business of that district running a j0 smoothly and quietly furnishing em P I oIDent for twenty men Ihe Nugget mil In the Glob district run pjng I day anti night The company have em Jlovod I pack train of mules und purchased it thlrf triilii for their own use nnd 10pl to keep the mills I eupjillud with ore teveril mlnob nave t oea leased aud now men are coming In eTI 17BICD BICn STBIKE8 IN JDAttD IDAHO Cirr Nov U There baa been some toldlement t livr Ci y OwrhM oou b dunn1 t past week over soma rich JI ie Tade Dollar mill on Florida u o Mountain owned by W IT Dewey has out Into chimney of ore which ways a high aa 6000 per ton This very rich streak averaoen about fix i Inches In width To and onehalf to three feet more of the lodge will Aral pomethlnl over 10 per ton This strIke ha been mado In new and hitherto undeveloped ground and at a depth of 250 foot Vor years porno of the richest float ever found on Florida Mountain has been pIcked up on the surface immediately oor where the present strike has been made Then can lie no doult that the rlcli strike of ore will extend m in the surface and It BO there are many hundreds of thou sands of dollars In the chute Before the full value of the sinks became known W F Leech soourod mi option on the property nt a tirke that can be realized from ore now stripped in the tunnol About the last of July Phillips Rulllvan ran n Mi lit Into achlmney of 111111 their mlno ou Florida Mountain and have since been bin Inl out ore working MX tnon ui to the present time and have taken out about COO tons orth IVO per ton At about the time tho ore was ntruck thoy gate aiiarty an option nn tbo I property for SlUOooo Thin option exiilrcdon the 1st Inst and I Is now learned that the mlno Is very much richer than the public bad been loLl I bolloo and the owners leirlng that they would beotillued t alo up 1 tho mine for the price named avoided working In the rich chute Hlnce entering It they biivo found it greater than they had anticipated Thoy have opened a body of exceedingly rich ore twelve feet In width I gives average assays of tUX per ton which II enormous when tho size of the vein is considered Homo streaks go Into the thousands of dollars por ton William Ithodcs and Harry liohr have re turned from Deadwood district xlxty miles north of her whi ro they have spent the sum mer dovrionlnc thn Pilgrim mine They have succeeded In gaining a depth of over 100 feet there It Is Horn three to four feet wide and the 010 Is very rich In sulpbumts of sliver and chlorides Tel Bunch Brothers have three location a few miles from tho Pilgrim that are Ory rich In Hulphurets and chlorides of sliver the atsaya ranging between 200and KOO ounces per ton next spring they will open up the mine and commence tnaUlnc shlnments t the tlmlru mill at Banner for reduction The richest ore In this I olla county Is now coming out of tho Liberty mine on Banaw Creek It Is copper and tellurium and y elds from 3000 to COO per ton The mine id t owned ISo Bros J4r Colorado who ship the ore to Dsnvur for reduction The Gold Hill mill at Uuartrburc Is still run ning right along on ore from tho 1Ioneer mlno Ind 71aldlnl Its usual regular monthly divi dends The vein holds Its width of sixty feet all of which li Put through the mill without as sorting Thero In plenty of oro In sight for many years to come in laot a hundredstomp mill ought to be erected William Libby Is still working on tho Chick a hnmlny mine In Gambrlnus district Thu ore crushed yielded 290 In free gold to the ton from a crushing made lately and that romlni out now le anally as good This mine wilt give him a nice little fortuuo before the expira tion of another year ton MINING IN ALASKA DENVER Nov 19Mr A T Anderson of Juneau Alaska Is visiting Denver Concern ing the extensive placer mines ho said 1lacor mines have been traced ovor a re gion 1000 miles square and are undoubtedly Ion most extensive deposits of the kind In the world surpassing the discoveries ot early days I I was not for the climate the placers of Alatka would supply employment for 100000 men The temperature ranges from 102 above zero In tho summer to ito below zero In the winter Mr Anderson says that Alaska Is a much batter mining country thnn Is found In tho West but he advises no one to attempt to tackle the placers After returning to Junenu from the interior bo BtrolUd out over thu hills one day and stumbled upon a claim which he has developed Into a pay mine Up to last taken month out over 28000 worth of minerals had been NOTES HIOH COLORADO DENVER Nov Information received here from Albuquerque says the most marvellous stories of rich gold lands In tho Carrizo Moun tains have been current among miners and prospectors for many years but a letter just received gives the first authentic account The Carrizo II an Isolated mountain lying on the border about ten miles from the south line of uolorado I IN in the Navajo reservation and so carefully guarded by the Indians that all tee white men who have tried to reach It have been killed In the attempt I is In tbe Navajo reservation that the First Adams Dluglnga follows are supposed to be located The letter is I tolows the llth of March party of eighteen of us started from Gallup on a prospecting trip to the Uurrlto Mountains on the Navajo reservation V e ascended the mountain on the 17th of March the elevation being about il600 feet very little timber grass or water vel 6 e lUth a chief Black Horseof the Navajos attempted to drive us off The forma tion at the foot of the mountain und nearly all the way up was sandstone We found Some granite and inthrredaiswe struck nuartzlte lode carrying gold Abe Indians bothered us considerably and In the mean time I snow storm coming on we r tire1 down the mountain Three of our men left us We found the now four or live feet deep In the canons The distance from Gallup was 125 miles We then went north about twentyfive miles to Nolans trading post on the Han Juan River for supplies There we found that the Navaios had ottered the Utes half of our hordes and arms to assist in driving us off We went south around the west side of the mountain and ascended I again Wo only bad live prospectors In the arty and bad to guard our camp ana horses sever we discovered seven different quartz leads carrying free gold One lead is sixty font wide and shows for nearly two miles An assay cropping taken from this lead went 425 aSla per ton Th other leads vary from 350 to S 375 per ton It was on account of rock taken from this lead that the Indians killed Copt Swift two years ago We mao eighty locations and the Indians then finding they could not drive us out got two troops of cavalry who arrested us and took usto Defiance and put un off the reservaton Wo also dlscovored both coal and iron veins To reach Carrlro Mountain It in necessary to go by rail from Albuquer iuo to Gallup and tben by pack animals or Ions through the Navajo country or east of tho res ervation and down tho north side entering from Colorado Tbe coloraao strike In the Ban Juan country this season wan In the North Htar near hlher ton on Monday At a distance of A0 feel ore was discovered which assay from 500 to 2uOO per ton I Is estimated that there aro 500000 In the pocket The richest silver ore over found in Tin Cup Is just now being taken outof the Jimmy Mack mine The ore runs very high and returns trom assayers are anxiously awaited There is not now a single idle mine In Lead villa tbankl tothe passugo of the Silver Bill A 10 co strike of ore was made In tholorrls property this week I assays twentytwo ounces silver and fifteen per cent lead Another ouncel ler other very important strLks was made In the Frank mine on Sunday I consIsts of a large body of galena ore which has been found in the old workings Thirty ton of ore are being mined dolly at the Iteed National A strike was made on Saturday In the Jenny Llud at Iitkln The ore Isllghtied look Ing stuff very soft and averages seventy even ounces of gold per ton A recent shipment of two car loads from the Little Albert at Idaho springs owned by StOre t LoulsiteB netted 1500 Ore shipments from Agpen last week amounted to 3050 tons Few If any note worthy strike bate bean made during tbe week although the outlook in exceptionally bright D Clark Wheeler Mayor of Aspen writes A follows Our mines are all working in full blast and turning out good ores Aspen Is In a nourishing condition and the outlook is t very good oven though lead Is going down and silver Is not what I was Mr sler V Conger of Santa F on Saturday sold his 8t Lazarus lode to a Y Smith of Kansas City Consideration 5000 Two now mlesthe Minnie Mooro nnd Blind Leadat Loeati Utah aro attracting considerable attention a present owing to the discovery of rich gold and silver ore Tho present weak baa developed two of the richest strikes n Florida Mountain New Boulder known foi years In that county The Trade Dollar mine at I depth of thirty feet unearthed ore which assays 160 per ton The output of Bllverton Is 1 double what It ever WAS before At present all the mines are being worked to their full capacity and unless the weather Interferes it will continue that way The same state of things exists both at Ouray and Boulder Tkrce OciiBterlM Clod MoNTicELto 1 Y Nov 23 Three big creameries In Sullivan and Delaware counties clelmeres rountes are in financial straits Dnd the proprietors of two of them have made assignments for the benefit ot creditors These failures entail heavy losses upon the farmers who have sup plied tho creameries with mik The first fail ure was that of John J Tborno who has a creamery In Iloxbury and a milk depot at 191 Vurlclt street New York Ills assignee Is Stewart Young His Indebtedness to dairymen along tho tTlter and Delaware Hallrond who supplied him with milk rouges fiom nOl in 1500 apiece coil aggregates tfOUQ i to 10000 Another Inllure is l that 011 M IVokham of the creamery at Cannontvlllu whose ilalits are estimated at IHOOO with small assets An other Is that of J II Dulrymple of tbe Long Eddy Creamery and bnvlnK milk routes in Jersey City and New York Ills creamery won closed last week and It 1 1 said that the farm their ers whom pay be owes tor milk nro unable to get Htmpitoio Quarry In Connecticut WnUMANTir Nov 23On hundred years ago people worked a floe oapst tlne quarry In the wood1 lietHfan BtalToid mid Komerh the only quarry of Its kind in Connecticut Then mining operations were suspended and the quarry had become almost unknown Itecently Quarry te ha1 States surveyors called public at tention to it and now a wealthy company has been organized which will begin te t work be uuarry extensively t4 w 1 4 nt NlllEWOlC onn nw Lady TVolverlon Idea le Tnkem Root In America Last year in England about 400000 new gar ments were distributed to the poor through tho system of cooperative effort organized by Lady Wolvertonnnd known as the Needlework Guild Tho rapid growth of the Guild In this country it a remarkable Illustration of tho value uf a single and very simple Idea Intelli gently and unselfishly applied In Dorsetshire there is an Institution known as Lady Wohertons Orphanage About seven year ago there came from the matron one dny a requott for a large supply of clothing needed before a certain time Impossible 11 on Lady Wolvertons lips I then occurred to me for tho first time she says that there must bo hundreds of women In England work ing aimlessly many uselesoly and on the oilier hand there wore thouamU of men women and children wanting clothes I only a little bridge could lie thrown ovor from the Island of Waste to the Island of Want how both would bencllt The Needlework Guild was suggested by Lady Wolverton In a short letter to a country newspaper Tho London Jess took up the matter and In a short time the Guild was In effective operation all over Kngland and perfectly organized with the 1rinoepB Mary Adelaide Duchess of Teck an Its 1roslJent and porno of the best known women of England among its administrators and workers awoul The fIrst American Guild was ornnnlrnd In 1885 in Ihlladolphta by Mrs John Wood Stew art and others Its object Is llrot tn relieve want and to cultivate solfrespect among the poor by gifts of plain now clothing and sec ondly to Rive to women who are working aim lessly and singly u definite object anil tho ben nut of a thorough organisation and a well elt 1 Ihorollh oriAnlvolon tried system There are no fees no dues of any kind no church lines and no class ills Unction Any person may become a member of the Guild who will BKieii ti furnish two new garments annually A Director tie Guild Is ono who has at the annual October meeting a voto nn to whore tho garments shall bn sent anti site becomes a Director br procuring ten tiuw members or subtcriborsHnd thus making herself responsible for twentytwo new gar utoiite during the year The Philadelphia UnlUI now In Its sixth year Is a numerous and piosperoua body Branch Oulldi are In activeoptritIon already In neRd Oul Kastontiormautowu Mechnntcsburg and Bristol nnd In Jsevv Jersey In Trenton Klein Ington Montolalr Glen Itldgo Bloomiluld Inlton and Jtorri town and elsewhere In nsiilug ton tnuro Is a biauch Guild of over tuo hun dred and llfty memlr with the wife o Mr Juptlo Hiirlun as 1rOHldont and Sirs Samuel J Bandallaa VlcoIru ldout anl Vnshlngtou also lIre t Is a second branch cmmllv iiumot ouu ami composed entlrelyof colored people New Guilds aio coming Into existence nlmost constantly and the movement is I likely to spread all over I thu I riiltod btates us it has already spread over England Mri Hnmuel W I UI old at Bloomllclil Now feisoy IK the lady to whom In I Rddro corremiondoncn lelatlve to the woiu of the Guild In tho neighborhood of New York Branch soditlnn according to te of the few rules of the Needlework mud may organize anywhere anti control the dis tribution ol the productsof Ihelro1 industry but such brunches ore expected to nend an nnntial Philadelphia statement to the patent society lu ALL BIER NOW DIIIXKABIE Pool Heir kr C L V lTBlnnn and Tracy A Biliielli by the Hoclall The famous nool leer boycott levied nearly three years ago by all tho union work men in the city was declared ofT yesterday by the Central Labor Union The prime motive In taking this stol was to retaliate on the Cen tral Labor Federation Tho Federation re cently raised a boycott on Tracy i Russells brewery which the Central Labor tulon ha levied l At the same time the Federation urged the enforcement of the pool beer boycott In deflating the pool boycott off ye tcrday the Central Labor Union excepted tho firm of Tracy Iluisoll and decided that tho boycott on that firm bo con tinued with redoubled igor The resolu tion was offered by the Miscellaneous Section I sets forth that the C L l cant cot suitable halls aud parks for its entertainments except I those in which pool beer Is sod anti that the boycott was levied nt the instance of Drawers I Union No 1 now 1 member die C I F which is endeavoring to destroy L U 01 gantations Whereore the resolution de clares that the boycott is raaed and that all halls and parks wherein union baitoLdcrs union waiters and union musicians arc em ployed and union cigars are suld arts union plates Hovoral delegates opDusod trio resolution One delegate said that this would make 1 ap pear a I the Central Labor Union bad made up Its mind to knock down everything that the Federation attempted 1 to set UI Dolopnte Tall of the carpenters said It was 1 very chidish piece I of business for one body to keep on lev ylug boy cotts and another body continually raising them Tho e who argued in favor of ralslnir the boycott Bald that I bad cost tho working men dear as U bad nearly broken up all tbo I brewers unions and had nevIr dono a bit of good After that resolution had been adopted another won passed upholding TypographIcal Union No G In the warfare which the Goiuian Typographla No 7 miiklnir A Decker Ibo Walters Union presided nt yesterdays meeting of the Central Labor Fed eration The confectioners reported the aI rest of throo of their members who had at tempted to enforce a boycott on Edelotelns bakery on upper Third avenue The boycott was levied because the proprietor used FlolhChmnnns yettt I was decided to hold amass mal meeting up town next Hatuiday night to denounce Justice Walile tor lofusluc to reduce the amount of ball under which he placed the men The Bufferings of his Italian niopalo workers from Ibo persecution of the Knlebts of Labor conic up ngan and somebody wanted to know why Furniture orkornUnion 07 which hud promised to take tho matter In oharuo bad done nothing about It beerotary Bohm said be had written half a dozen Ictteis on the subject without receiving an answer A committee was appointed to wake up No7 Tho piano vlrl herr reported that not a sin gle sinker had returned to work 1IJD HAIL hUT WAS LOCKED VI The Bemnnd Ouilnci Work Harihly IM the Vase 01 MIsa Belcher Miss Annie Betcher lately of Philadelphia now lives at 1629 Lexington avenue Her father Is a reputable citizen of Philadelphia and her brother Is a phrslclan there The girl Is u designer ot bonnets and lower and feather work Bho makes a good living In the estab lishment of Jacob GarJInUe of 22 llloeker street On Saturday afternoon she was calling on her ft lend Miss Uoffnrrof 410 Eat Eighty frt street Dutcctho Hergeunt Aimstiong appeared there put her under urrest and took hor tn police headquarteri After examining her Inspector Ilyrnm allowed her to return home guarded by Detective Armstrong Borne time in hoptembor Mm Anna Hagerty of lVM Ingersoll street Ibiladelphia sworo out a warrant beforH Justice Henry Itopming of that city charging Annie B tehor vvltli the larceny ol 1 watch a diamond ring a locket a chain aud some other trinkets Miss Hotelier had loft Ihlliiilnlphla ami the police there have been making a languid search for her lnee Finally they discovered that she was In New York and lent the vtatraut bore Detective Borgeuut Armstrong was assigned to lute cast and made the arrest He appeared with I ho girl in Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning Wbun Justice Gorman asked him to make a complaint he said be could not as hct could not Identify the prisoner a the Annie Betcher named In tho warrant Th girl had a bondsman with her bite admitted that she was the Annie fletcher named In the warrant but said that she was not guilty Justice Gorman found himself In a curious dillloulty The detective sergeant because of the Incomplete and Imported state In which he bad brought his case Into court could make no ununuuinigut Justice Gorman was therefore compelled to remand her for twentyfour hours as a fugitive from justice aud to make bur submit to the hardship of Imprisonment at Police Headquarters Her ofleuve IB a bull able ono and the bond required could not have been over S dOO l nn amount which sho was ready to give let uiio nan looked up A Ilrenkr to Moper tVlllurd nnd HnCton Dolmonicos contained a very merry patty yesterday afteinoon Mr Marihull I Wilder had gathered together a few of his many friend to moot Mr E S Willard who is play Ing so Intelligently and successfully in Palmer Mr Hutton tho mers Theatre and Ar Joseph JltOI London litterateur Thor were present fun William T Sherman Col itobort G Ingersoll MrA M Ialmer Mr irank V hanger Mr Daniel Frpbmim Mr J 1 M Rloddurt Mr Bradford Merrill Mr Moses W Handy Mr K A lerrll H O lu Vul Mr A B do llthmar Footer I Coates Mr J 11 Clarke 1lr Louis du V Wilder Mr Arthur F Bowers and Mr Chester 8 Lord The brakfOHt was prolonged for several hour during which time every peipon prudent mad from ono hlcl fourteen si eeheB The merry tester who oilBlnuteil the entertain meat fiivorcd his guests with half n score ol his latest funny atone und Cud Ingersoll ills cussud literature the drama rJIflon and Cu Iturlure politics with equal Impartiality and exchanged war experiences with len Human Mr Willard told of the warmth of his greeting In America and Mr Hatton entertained his faiarer with remlnliuenoos and anecdote lu t READ GUI OF THE PARTY ATTKUPT TO TUHCJITINR A JtNZGtJ July coivarr 1lUDrWAN lDUUR lie Denonne Fmnd aed Brlkery nt the Itcceat rl otlo lor whlcli Two ItadliB n pnbll an have bem Arrested IoNDA N Y Nov 23The Republican bionch In Montgomery rounty Is widening hourly This full by dint of fraud and bribery tho Itopubllcansenrrlcd tho county by I small majority for the first time In years and as I rODhOiiuenco two representative Republicans In this town Mohawk ale under arrest These two aro no less conspicuous partisans than Abner II Bnrtch Chairman of the IlepublKan County Committee and Jacob Snell exSheriff and owner of tho Fonda Hotel In this village Their method of obtaining votes was to engage the lloator to mark off lie name of tho candidate for Court of Appeals and sub tlutn seIne other which should be agreed to I the vote came out of the box the floater was to receive a present next day Thus In one district tho candidates for borcu honors were Pete Boll Pete Jones Pelo 1ulman Pete llyan Pete Fish IJle Leonard Pete Lasher Polo Nellls Pete Frank Ac Other ludicrous names wero also substi tuted for the regular candidate sea signal that the goods had been delivered The result of nil this Is that the Republicans carried their county ticket through by a small majority Tho Assemblymans Feat Is to be contested Honest Ilopubllcaus have condemned the course of certain of their early manipulators and the Aiiisttrdain Jttmrtlo a llepubllcnu jouinal has denounced tho men engaged In I with na the omphuslslt ouuld master The JiecorUn bus boen mighty Interesting reading Hiul In consequence Chairman hunch called a meeting ot trio County Committee nt Fonda restoruay The Commltteo put on record the following cuilously worded reiolutlou irArej The w4niiilrti Jirinnlfr a paper prlot I il s1 AmittrilAui in tlilt county w hr professIon to tir 1 ji II liublleau t ale ror OIM time putt hn attempted lo In jars the Htpubiicau urty i mid doro1 In mniliitKitt and wherrai lie course hiss been such u to luriell Ills 1511511 mud connilenca or the party 01 wlieifcAtlt appferi by the iwoin IAm1 nf Atrxmiclvr II baiicoi ttie DemocratIc cundioate for reitntallre lu CuinrtM HI the late l leitlon tnatilnrlnit the ianruu lie I puiti to K I I MuUviiin the prprllur r std Ialr SicMin all DC hi eIectin mil wiitrtu 1 la ilenlrttne that the puny rlmuld ont be held reiinnitble fur the coiidurt of nreteiidcd Keputiltcaiin I aud blunt laid paper llOllld I not fie allowed to continue lu I trtuchry I ntitl PI lie unjuiitned iinsaiuu upon member ur the Itrpubllritn Imriy and Hi reielvliiK I ot inuney for siding tie Ueuia cralfe caidi latet I deinnn l that U I take Iti pruper place ncrompllilied with the opposition thai Jrttier treachery may not be This 6tin oil uoK II Flnlnyson editor Ihe Unorder and he opened bId fire In the follow ing manner A par of the lieoulillcan County Commit tee nssemtjlod at Fonda today and like the famous Toulay street tnlors resolved that woe the people In oilier words they went through the form of rondliig the scnLn out or tlm Keiiubllcnn party Tho immediate ob ject of course was to war tie Itenuhlli ooure the loud of SupurvlsoiB that they should boitow mi patronugn upon this paper but as It has not asked lor patronage old has nut proposed to thoy tire out lilt bo much car fate and no end or vain anxiety iile I mol of Iho action taken II l to bo found In the fearless and manly course the lip crier has of Into pursued In Insisting that Itepubllcan laws and Bepuhllcan professions In lOKunl to corruption and bribery should be ob served anti liecauho In the dlscliate of this solemn duty it hits seen fit to arraign eertiin indiviilunls whoso connection with tio Itepub llcnu oiganiKiition Is a constant and incalcu lable dumaire and shame NovvthHYronivhas hut a word to say 1 endorsement of creatuirs like worl AI Buitch a man who was elected a member the Itepubllcan County Committee by trickery In tile face of all the loputabie and ovpre sd sentiment of the town of Mohnvvk and who Is now under bull for a prison offence chaluod with vio lating measures which be as a delegate to the lust Itepubllcun State Convention himself voted for and which a rSe ut ican Legislature uruod and lls di approval of the outrage ous conduct 01 ouch a mau we say be tie criterion of a Republican newsparei then count the Record outand may Uoi lu His in ilnlto goodness have mercy on tho orthodox iiicss The bar suggest n Is an insult to Republican manhood consistency an dicen JCllblcll cy and tie men who wear the BiiuforclBuiteh collar though It be plated an inch thick with gold know it The action of the County Committee Is reo Raided as most unwise by all wlm have any regard for Itupubllcnn success in Montgomery ciiunty I has stirred up a paper which Is a I fighter and as Mr FinlnyMnn has been u mem flhtlr 1 I ber of the Itepublican County nod City Com mittee a Runorvisor nnd one of tbe frt per sons to 8k in consultation hepnhaesBtin Inside inlormntlon which he inn I spread on paper In the most effective manner Mr inlayKOn nuts punctured Congressman Snnfonl in a moat scathing manner and ban picked bis sworn statement of nearly 110 campaign epensos ailto pieces The Democratic party of Mont coniery county look cheerfully on Ihs fight in tie lalhl ln ranks for the lienublican calico hi thia county seems to be hopelessly lost for many years to come I ELEVATED STATIONS TO CD31K DOltX Objection or Property Owners MlistulnrU bs tbe Supreme null This notice appeared yesterday on the Ma tionsof the Second avenue elevated road at 105th and 120th streets Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance of various judcments IFSIIOI by the Huprome Court of the city of New York in the several nulls of Christian Weber and others Abraham Kaun Charles F Hells and Marie T Ilauser against the Metiopolllnn Klovatod Hallway Company und Ibo Manhattan Hallway Company ihs station building will bo takon down and removed on or beioro Dec H 1 ISlu Thero will be no station between I MnotyFoo ona street and llltli street and potpie living between the two stations will have n long walk to lot the elevated trains A uoiklnuTuim whit lives In Ninetyninth street ali I ycEterday This is going to cause mo a great deal of trouble and I will probably force me to move I shall have to lose about twenty minutes u ilar in getting my train In the morning and in walking home a night Neighboring shop keepers say that they will 101 onrthlid of their business A reat deal of our trade aid one of them comes from tho people who take the elevated railroad itt this station and 1 tbo station Is I abolished these people will go romewhoro else There IK I some tulk of peti tioning the I company to allow the stations to toulnr statons remain but tbat would bo uieleas The whole stoiy Is I told In that notice Col Rain said yobterday and the stations will surely be taken down The HCth street station was taken down some LImo ago The travel on the rjecond avenue road Is heavy and more poor people use 1 titan any other Khali you open other stations between Ninetysecond and llllli Itleelsl That ilopuuilH upon DIM property owners In order to build u station we must gut tho consent of people who own property on tho four cornet If the men who own property along tho rail roftue to allow us to build ala ton other people must suffer A IS 11 PilE AVERTED Brooklyn Firemen Do Good Work In M Weehaler fc Ilroilietc Blare A flre occurred yesterday morning In tho large dry goods store of S Wochsler J Brother 28U to 293 Fulton ttreel Brooklyn but by the prompt work of tho flramen It was stopped be fore the flames had nude dangerous headway and what might havo proved a big and destruc live conflagration was as eried Thetmlldlngis live stories high and extends through the block to Washington street Other large dry goods stores adjoin It James McCaltrey the watchman went to church early yesterday morning and after hU return to the store about I oclock 1m Htarted to cook his break fast in the cellar on the K aeblngton street hide ot the building Leaving his tcnool over u lighted gas jet he made n tour ol the building laK tu see that things wern all right When 1m got back he found tho collar In A blare nnd running to hit street ho gave 1 slnll Thn lire ongiue companies In the Its le trial responded quickly and within a quarter of an hour the haute worn uxtlngulehed Tbo die destroyed the electric light plant which was worth fiOOO but the damage to the build lug which owned by Frederick Lotnler did lint exceed MOU Abe building however was lllled from roof to cellar with smoke causing considerable damage to Iho stock to what ex tent exactly tins owners wero unable to deter mine cxucty will not probably exceed 5000 Within six montlm thu flnu will ruiovs into O Ia now storu iu 1 ulton street near Bridge I Crushed and Hunk a LIhler The strong flood tide ot the North River wrested the black steamship Gleneagle of the Maine line from her moorings at Pier 87 at 430 oclock yesterday morning and pushed her to starboard jamming the small lighter Markham which lay alongside against the Maine Companys shed on Pier al The lighter sank punching a bit hole In the company slioil aa site went down The 1 lighter belonged l tu the Tidewater Oil Company of 12 Broad way aud had run In with case oil for the Glen Sjigle William Dement the Captain of the Markbamtold Policeman ONIII ol the steam boat Hiiuad that he bad been tbe only person aboard and that be had left her at i A M Most of the loo barrels of wax and ninetytwo barrels rcoy ra of oil that comprised bun cargo vert r I 4 t I rlIRI TBK CUVRCa BT4NI f And lie K lnttnn o the Nfw pper a d te Thenlre as Dr lole Hee Them Tho Hoy F4 0 Dole D D pronch l nt the Third Unlvorsallet Church West Eleventh Street yesterday morning on The Competi tions ot the Church with Newspaper and the Theatre Among other things Dr Bolo i sot I How many Protestants will go to church this mcritn Probably not inetcnth I j ou ask them why they do iot go they say that they hate unite as much as they can attend to In leading the pictures or the world that art lofloctodln the morning newspaper or they are fatigued with the exertion of going titho theatre on the night before to witness pome wonder ot dramatic art with all the uttiacllons of scenic display and captivating elocution There Is n story of tho cod Thor the Ham mer Bearer that In his anger with the giant Bkyrmyr ho alined nt him three tcrilble blows which dented the earth Into three Iloep val leys The giant only roused dimwit and aIed Did a leaf fall l Ho every now and then some religious body flings Its full weight upon the modern newspaper especially the Sunday ono or some pulpit burin IH undKcrlmluatlng Invective against thu fHue A K0odhtimotd sarcasm Is the usual reply And the Church may be thankful that the sarcasm Is NOt natured for Its only iccgnlzod right today

In this direction Is t to make the demand that the newspaper and thentie like everr other great thing In modern civilisation shall not ue their enormous power tn lower the stand ard of public nnd private morality For while the lieuBpapeican unvull aid chi c wroeg douig can hive the honey of th u nordn dally life can ellniiiliite hoilthftil I ativity ii n il d its cuss with its Inimeuse niidliticu the most prc islngor itO osttauy iiuetinus It can aio niiikocrjnilnHlH plant torluilng thorns in the lillluw of Innocence sal with ompnntllvo Im punity rival the Iniitttstlou In its tt ranny and cruelty aceot ding us groin or conscleica holds the pen tic the theiilre enn daxe with Its Pictures of the histo I i at and bitng runt able smiles lund tears out of its Impnrona lIons iii humnn lila or It can blow the fire if pnsslon and lend atlrncticns to thu siltS that level men with beast JP I the otler huid theio Is the tetnptntion lo the hunch to opy tutu niethmls of lie press nnd she Ott enttr rolklon whit them lots race vvhose prize is lopulnr favor and at batten To what extent tat ttiN Insnloly I done In doing it taut men bn made to fuel thai religion is as tie ary ns the newKpai i a tintuittuining its the nlavr In ll ous lngtlil rl not forgot the func lion ot the rhuinh If its only cilllci were to dl cmlnitc Intelligence and deal more r less acutely with the problems of the tlmiH it would do well tonblluato nt one Iu favor of the pros it it piuiused to Have men by nmiifIng them It vvnul I avoid uliamoof defeat by hesitating to invent Its chauels with sceilc Illusions lull to feud Its cleigyto schools or dramatic expression ItNWOkis t butch nien titus eiiriluitii Inwsof theIr liang to mate thn love of God their lnjrntion to oter ml lie to convict them of that selilRimcHH which lies FO deep in tory beiut to lead them to faith tu immortality an i out t of nil lose t Htipremo im I iiresslonson their Oiilttimet them nt w rk 10 help and uplilt thu world If I it IA true to this function It Is iM slble that at last the piess ami stage may become its ulllnn not its rivals But to Impress men you mum each i them Tlie newspaper baitu its tinp with the very lnUlable leslie of itmiklnd to know what the world la doing and thinking nbMit everyday The theatre appeals to the universal loe of seeing the grave and RIVO buimiuHfodivcscd ol the actual conditions under which we live What shall the Church do lc tlt copy the newspaper by living In thus present moment by translating the Gospel with iinjlnstam reaiil Iiess Into terms of mndci tbouuht bv showing that ll the heirs are avvaku the oulult is not iisleep let It take a lesson from the stage and bllnv that no charm ol art or beauty Is so secular that It may not if It Ulionextand pure be used 01 the vervieu of reilglon Hut lot it not conlotind the moinn with the end The nowspuper IH u private nterprlse lo coin Its popularity luto dividends Thetheutie dee not prufoss to exist KOlclyas an ugenuy of human advancement But the Church IK seek fog for something beyond purulnrltv crowds und revenue Hard as it is to driw tin multi tude within the cliuri hiloor this is an easier task than to convert thnlr interest and en thusiasm Into devotion and character Few meu can piny the clown or Iho tragedian in the pulpit end leave upon tuo hears more than the impression of nn hours nniii oment low Bflimotis can exhibit the torajwuat irregular eintillatlons ol tho daily press without being fotgotten ns soon as yestoioavii newspaper Is vhv should ibis not be to Tneio U no gioator talent no mor perfect organization no more force oflnveutionno greater use of money no more rrolotmd study of mm than Is implied in the succoros of the press and Mace They fairly desorvci all they get for they plan and work for It vvLscly ll not always Innocently What has an ordinary chur h or an association ot churches to lut i into compe tition with such an aural The brain and heart of a mllstor general overworked and often UBuuiiractlcil us II 1 child A voluntary OiTeu lair of icuny iilmensioifi eked out too I roil 0001 ly In lit ot uncaitonlial clovlcs A company of men anI women who may be good and Hpirllual but mottlyl Jattu on the church Instead I of renielu lot Ing I their duties toll Per liapH around all the IntlexlMe circle of a creed dead but tmfirtunnlfly not under ground It seems absurd to expe t o such on institution any competition on their own ground with the newspaper or the theatre1 1eople do not go to church because they find thero the enoclopicdic Intorent of the novvspapororthe dramatic brlllh or amuse ment of tin stage They may discriminate be tween dulress and vlviicity Intellect und pedantic form tbe fascinations of a uulcKened soul and the death In life of an nntlquated ritual Timer will bo drawn for a moment br tiio foiiod concert the mountebank preach er the brass band and fustian rhetoric of the sensationalist Hut nnno of theo things will inspire or fix them to tlie lift with God Only the attraction of the crrijB will hold them to that Iet rullglon IIPO every help that moJcin life und its great agen ies ran suggest But pray that It may not bo so mastered by them us to coae to be the iav ILI salt ot the earth IMPOSIva uPoN THE 4 It Cliii Iffliop Another Swindler with n Forged Letter of Krconavrndutlon The SUN of Nov 15 told how Mgr McDonnell Archbishop Corrlgans private secretary hud William llcstelle alias Frank Stanley arrowed on the charge of obtaining money under false pretences The young man appeared at the orchleplscopal residence with a letter of ommendulion to which tbo name ot Father Vnn Itensselaer B J of Kt Francis Xavlers College had been forged Notwithstanding the publication of tbceu fads another swindler tried to play n similar game ou Archbishop Last Thursday a man piesentpd a letter which was sent to time private secretary This Is what the letter said TlIUPlItOtHUI ANt hiss U lASS HOIIHE I 20 9 90 i MOST Bsvn Dni t Michael Comorford Blslion ot Klldare and Loughllan rocomniund one Patrick Murphy under your protection un til be get suitable employment iatiick Murphy is a young man whom I havo known from his Infancy and nlwav bear n most excellent character I had the deanr tn tnt employment for 3 yeatimms organ blower Truslng In confident that you will bless my Irltncl iu substantial way If you can I hope you will excuse me for been so bold an to throw upon you such an Important duty although 1 never Haw your Incotiu Christ wo are brotheis Very respoctfully yuiirs MICHAKI COat ti mtyttitii Bishop KlUlamV Lnughllan Jlonttbtcreviui Jreiautl To the Most Boyd Dr COUHKUN Mgr McDonnell saw that the letter was a very clumsy forgery It also c ontafnod a mis statement for both he and Archbishop had Keen Bishop Comerforcl who Is coadjutor to the Bishop of Klldaro about ten daIs before the date of the letter llie Monslgnor referred the man to Father Callaghun of Castle Garden Nothing has been beard of him since TruBilrre ol PrIest l These transfer of priests of the archdlocesn of New York to go Into effect this week have been made by Archbishop Corrigun and acre announced In the respective churches yester day The llev Charles V Held of the Holy Name Church In West Ninetyseventh street to Ht Bright Church in Avenue A to succeed the Rev Philip Melstor promoted lo the rca torship of St Joseph Church Cruton Falls the pastor of which the lies John J McOratb has been placed in charge ol Bt Johns Church FibhkIHontbIudBOn In place of the Itv John II Hurley mad lector ot Bt Marys Church Wllllamsbrldgo the llev Michael J Murray of 8t Josephs Church In Sixth avenue to the rectorship of Ht Josephs Church itblnecllff to succeed the Her T F Kelly who fs appointed pastor ol at Joachims Church Matteawan to nil the vacancy caused by the death of the late llev Michael J Mobwlggsn the ltev Joseph I Lennon of 8t Teresas Church Tarrytown to the Church of the Natty its In second avenue to succeed the Her Joseph F Shcehnn sent to St Agues s Church in East Foitythird stieet the llev M J l Mul belli of Kt Marys Church Sevvbuiuti to Bt Josephs hurch In hlxtb avenue the llev Michael V Aylward ot bt Agnesn Church In Ka t Fortythird street to St ratricks Church in Molt street to succeed the Rev Edward V Ulgglns who goes to the Church of the Holy name and the 11ev John T Quinn olBt Oolumhas Church In West TwentjFnitU street to buM ry e Church Newbuntb i I JOSXFB SaOMSOH IN t4RftNG4XZh Ni I sId Journey to the Rrclon Thlth All iplor r JlMol Interesting tidings have jutt lieu receive1 from Mr Joflcpli Thomson who eel nIt fix months ago on an exploring miulon lu hnlf of the British bouth Africa Cirnpaiiy Do tint accompanied by the eon oi In I Onuil i vvlmnii lieurs tnt iiouts to I emulate Lie Innie of h s father tliodlntlnguUhod traveller who slmtuil with btieku the honoi of exploring Vlcloiln Nyaun Word comes Irom Thotuou tlut ho has lenched Ouringiino In tho southeast com nor of hue Congo State He ri anhvd this Inter estlng region by ascending tle Xnmleii nnil Bhlro rivers to Lake Njnsjn vthome ho went overland to the country ot tie fumoiu King Msirl the ruler of Oaionuanzo Thomson has proven vv lint was loloro sup posed to bothocau timid this Shire iculo lo Inner Africa Is liy Inr Ito most oxpidlliotiK II H lohpBton who reroatlv returned from Luke Jntiuimylkn by this route says that ho could cash Ily have made HID t journey Irom I that lake to Nyansii down the shlrj to thus sea and thence to England In ttt weeks TheHlLnlllcomooi Thornsns journey l that his nilSlon theio doubtless to got poipCBslon of the cniiiitrv for the Billlh Kotith Airl a tonipony hat tIns Congo Free Mate will say to this remains to he scout A an matter of fact the Cotign hittite ban tacit no tieiity with King Muiri Stud if Thoiiiton makes arrangements with that powerful iiilor i treat Britain will probably not hettate to appropriate the conn trtl in fact the latent map published this lute th lu one o tlm ritlth gauKraphlcnl mng azliioHrepreints this land as already a part ol the British dominions Giirenganre iRlho beuullful and ImMthtuI region of which the missionary Arnot has given HO vivid a decilptlou Them IH no doubt Ibut It is I one one of thu rleliBut regions lu Central Africa and I hlug Main Is to day riih bly the niot I powerlul Potentate In thin equatorial regions I His people are IndUMrious even Ilia men working In the ttelds amid a peculiarity of the country Is that the women have a laig voice In public and private nflnlrti Mr Arnot says they make things very lively for their bus band If those unfoitunate persons return from their work nt night without bringing n big armful of wood lo replenish the fire All wjjtsuf crops llouilh and tho country IH very salubrIous Mr Arnot bellovos It to bj the heiltblest part ot tropical Africa I honiBOiiB success lu rapidly raahlng tills country shows that Arnot madn n blunder whtun year nco he returned to the West Cast for the purpoe of marching inland to Onrenuanze Arnot has ever sinus been de tulti i at lllhe only 800 miles from tInt west const unnblo to proceed while Thomson who started very much later has already rvucbeJ tile picimlsod lund A COMUEttUAr KXPKDITZOX The Ilrlllah Party That In Oolnc to West Atrlcn lo Find Mew Hourern ofTrnde I Commander Cameron and Mr James Ben et have left England with u bteuu yacht ot ItO tons and twentyfour men to taplirt trout u coninietcliil point of view the uxtenslvu area on the west coast ot Africa which Is under the administration of the British Colonial Ofilce The eplorln force is not a large one but every man in it Is u picked man and ftppociul Ibt Hlthoito the European binder on the coast has been full ly satisfied to Accept what IK brought to him in ttuclo Now it Is known that there are many timings such as fibres gums oils woods anil minoiuls that tho na tives have never broucht to the coat Thes articles are olgieni vnluu und this expedition has been organized to ascend mntiy of the rivers Including tlm Gambia Oil and older HtreamH aud sea what can ba tine to bring those still untouched rlchi down to the coast and develop n tiad In them Mr Bennett who is the leirter ot the expe dition while Cameron Is his chief assist iul Is an expert In rubber and it in his opinion that one result ot the expedition win IK tile discovery of moans to make India lubber ftoru calls that have not hitherto been available It Is known also that in the country back of the Uulf of Guinea a cteat deal of gold exists and some members of the party ate prospec tore anti geologist who will look for the pre cious metal Theralso think that asbestos coal silver nnd other valuable niineialu may be found and the party will do its best to dis cover them The expedition takes with It a number showcases tilled with articles that the Afri cans are supposed to desire They will dlepl y to all the populous villages of the interior tho great variety of goods which white men are willing to bring to thorn and in this way they will ascertain what the natives best like to ob tain It is well known tlnt African tastes differ greatly and that goods that are highly acceptable to one t o plu have no Mile ut all in other district By thus studying uativa tastes and fancies the expedition expects to do much toHtlimilnto tindeand enable It to be carried on more intelligently und prolltably Every thing that is nt all likely to hit tie native fancy will beexlilblted lu the ibowcases This expedition which will cost a great di al of money Is supported by British merchants for the moat part though the colony of Lagos contributes n K rtlon of the cost The expedi lion will atrlveon the coast at the close ol the rainy season and will remain there nbout six months The ship is fitted with modern seleii tine Instrument and appliance1 for the col lection of vegetable und mineral spocimens oW4Yis2 VIUTKLhlH FIXfnAT Somethtns that Troubled IIU Life lie Would Olteu Piny the Orcnn All NIght The funeral of Organist S B Whlteley toik place yestoiduy nitfriioon from Plymouth strcot In Brooklyn There wero many floral gifts The choir Bang tho funeral anthem Bleep Thy Last Sleep The hey Dr Lyjnnii Abbott officiated and the Rev Dr Charles H Hall ot Holy Trinity In which Mr Whlteley was the organist for seven or eight yoais made an address of eulogy Dr Hall in an address made reference to some nnio tlon which bad troubled the life of the dead organist nnd male It almost unbearable He bad Di Hall said about aa much badneB and goodness In him to most men but it the majority of men had ns much trouble they would not have beau us good men as H B Whiteloy While ho was tho organist lu Holy Trinity he bad frequently plat ud the organ all night aud when wearied out at the organ had cone to sleep ou u pew cushion Georae Morgan and henry Cyril Brown per formed on the organ at the services yesterday Ibis Interment was In Evergreen Cemetery rime funeral cortege Consisted of a hearse anti s Finely coach A widow and three children who hays rehided In England for several yearn survive Mr Whlteley Mark Goldstein AssaIlant Wanted Coroner Levy Issued a warrant yesterday for thin anest of an Italian gambler known as Birdie Brown who is accused ot having In flicted injuries which resulted in the death of Murk Goldstein salesman In the New York Hospital on Saturday Tho friends of the dead man say that the police have not taken proper steps to rapture Brown They also accuse the doctors at the Chambers Street Hospital of flouting Goldstein harshly ami ear that the liofpltal sturgeon when first culled refused to take GoldHtclu and It was nut until three hours Inter when called a tecond time that they took him lo the hospital Goldstein Raid the Italian had struck him on the bend with a club Deputy Coroner Jenkins made nn au topsy yesterday and found Unit il atli was dun tIp tieerebroflplrial meningitis Tho body will bo burled in Washington Cemetery today Follcemnn Ollrlen Catches n III hwurmnn Policeman OBrien of the Eleventh precinct haw a man spring out of a hallway at 3 i oclock yesterday morning and pounce upon a halfdrunken passer by OBrien seized the highwayman ns he was going through the pockets of the stranger who was lung I uncon scious on the sidewalk The man got nwny nnd ran toward Grand streei but WHS caught nt the corner At tin elation house he cavo the name Charles Btoln but was identified HS thniles Miller a notorious highwayman who has served lle years lu Elmlra Miller IN OJD of th two uiiii who were arrested lu a hallway near IS Chryotio street about ten days ago when Truckman Loelofls body was found The Coroner fcutiBeouently decided that Loa lufjs death resulted from natural causes Justice DnlTr held Miller lot examination yeslirduy at the lsiex Market Iollco Court Tethere Who Mu Wait See Their Mnlnrle The Long Island City Board ot Education has received a notification from City Treasurer Blckwenn to the effect that oil the moneys to tbe credit nf the salary fund of that depart ment have bean exhausted and bo will be compelled to decline to pat any uore warrants for salaries According to thin the teachers will have to go without their coy until the opening of next year AunUerinry ft the Heddlna M r Church This ii i the thirtyninth year ot the existence of the Ueddlng Methodist Episcopal Church in BvBtntb street between First and 8c end avenues and yesterday the anniversary was elehrtd lu service continuing thrown Ui dar tad iliac Blood is the Life Auinollrolahaltliylf i the ttnnil Ulmpnre The Mai of dieius people date wtt t f I t macK use liver llilnrjr iCes t S in kir depend api the rrrtitiiMliliin if f to i r n t c I I all are pro I inrteU or i at ro I liv KI 11 i f i t tisi blood for tlilcli Hie I t I i I i u t c l i niity loralUM rtnieil et ib n tfr 1 faau V aLQQ ure The Ctte Illood Cnrfl ha patUsty cured nuinrrotiH cases ol Ncrolnln and Suit llhrum In i no months limn where HoUir blood punier ht mittS Ileaont to take applicable lotllieufeot Infaatyct elS sure Mlhy diUKliti or silt nuenatd en re 4lM or price to any pail ot the LiuteJ States rrloe lift mill IZOfl nuall floil AIAAS JlltAlltAN PiCtrtO CO ome it vx all it New Tirk rtlfMxr iAiatKits ALSO IN nerocc Ittnilv lo Abandon the Meimhllenn Pa4 1C Their Unmitnili err Not Uraated HUSTPRMKK Vt Nov 2tThe farmer of Vermont are preparing for a political revolt which will bo more astonlsliinc in Its way than the revolution in many otlmeu ilepublican States on Nov 4 Vermont did not vole on that day but If sbo hail she would have cut n prominent flguiulu time groat uphcavnl The farmers ot the BtatK long discontented over their waning fortunes now have a gen nine public grievance anti they piopos to secure the granting of their demands or to sumh things lu the at tempt They demand the proper disposition of tho annual bounty amounting tn about ISO 000 granted to tin Htato by the Federal Qav eminent for agricultural purposes For many y eat sail tho grants of this de scription for education In agricultural matter anti for an experiment station hivo been used br the University ot Vermont which has used the money almost exclusively for general edu cational purpose and not for that for which it was intended Thofaimors now demand th establishment of a State Agricultural and Jlelmnieil College which shall receive all the an urds of this nature made by the Govern meat A hill piovlillugior thn otaullshmont ol such an Institution is now bofon the Legis lature whore it Is using I hotly enntettod The old university N flglitlug ItjJo purately and all the politicians lu tlio ltito nm moieor lees In volved iu tliuconlrnveriy The fanners arts Ihoniiiglily I moused I J hoy have push d IT tlmuiKiinlatloii t ol Hie I Fit riuumrc LengiiM time lIe lv JHIIIIOIH i political organ station thionah t out thus r tate durug thu imn few inunths Ten tlavs ago they coiinnoti il llui nrgaiiitillon of a f tuto Leairiiemil u tlie ilSeuati mot several huti nit r tI strnni In ihli u eiti t Thev chose I 1 toton I of IriihlnUK IreHident and 0 L Stun of CharlotH Serotnry WhllD their meeting was in session they lenruoil tliut I ruins t Mates h I nnior Morrill was Meiiklng before tlm enate com ml toe at the Ktnt ii t tulsa In out oltion to their t 1111 They pot a brass bund and marched to tile htute ilousi I I to deumnil the enactment of their t measure anti made n tug demonstiutlon tbcru limo House of ItODu emaUvcn Is i over whelmingly with time farmers aud It piHtted I ito bill two or thteii t rtuvn nu by a bit ma jcrlty It Is In the reunte that the light is to lo m made Vermonts Mg i I liiumi lie n ma orl tlcH are male up entirely of fanners If tiler lure beaten In thU tiuht I their rovniice will be lelenlless and overwhelming Alronlv there huui tnknn place a wmuVrlul clianuo In politi cal siiitiment u among item I an 1 partv a tie glHiicu mnds thorn with ties so light that they might eas ly bn swenl avvay The contagion of political revolt which lits Rvvopt over blue furinei of tile country bus become eoidcmlo In Vonnoit XUIt3UA1l iiliffiuIlt8 lJilOflCif Ill WIle fleitatsi i Tliut It unx Ptocilrrd Through Mlnrrprencnlitllon tied lerjrs rotroiiKKKisiK Nov 23 Norman Hherovv is n hotel keeper nt Btnnfordvllle this county On Oct 15 Jnclgn liarnard on proof presented granted him a dho ce from Ms wife Km ma Sherow Eugeiio Itullts bolnc named us the cj respondent Now Airs Hlierow through coun sel Iris tnkon steps to sot aside thudccioeiiil u motion to that ePfec will be made lu a few days lu herafllduvit site says her liuslmml conversed with tier about n mouth bofoieba piocurod it declarint that lici did not wnnt to Inn with let rny lot cor Ho ask d bar not it I oppose him aud said that if she did not lie would give back II ID her tin Still which ito had borrowed of her nnil that she could got ui dii ores after be haif obtained no Mm keys that she did not know that adultery was the onlvurmnd torabsiluta divorce and reiving on what Her husband told her OiulRentei hut 0 flitflOitt 1hnniiiliievlcloncii lunlnst her wn that giun by Keth It Mlllljiirvr and Nnra Cutlnr ami Mrs Sberow ileclnriM hi tlint their tasiimoiiy wns itl rilntelv false and that had she known that HiHrgcg of Hlulterv were to Imvu 10011 maileagaihbt hoi sha would have ought tlie 1 suit for divorce Eugene Bul 1m the alleged i ori suoncliit declares that be knew nothing of the null ana denies over having bean uuitituuuite with Sirs Shoiow When the motion Is I iiennl on Its merits thote uie likely to La devolopuioms Thiee MIssing tonnecllcut Men HiiiTroiii Nov 23The disappearance of Mr Homy Loul a piomlnunt citizen of Windsor Lo ks IH n vory mysterious one He quietly loll his home xevernl days ago and no tidings have bi en rocoived of him since Two large parties searched all the country about his home unsuccessfully and yesterday another 1m ire part started from the Post Office In Waiehouue Point and hunted through the name redo Ho was last FCCMI In the neigh borhood of nn old iiiurry not far from Ware house Point He Is a member of Wilcox Post I U I A K of Spt ingllelcl aol a memb of Lib i I ei ty Council O bA I M l oMVuictiouiu Point ant both locles arc doing alt they can do t Hud a iraio f their missing comrade Another minting man John jray Is an old nnd highly stoem i d resident of Canterbury In iiiilbaincouiity ivro dwelt near the Town Hall in that loaulilul I m village He left bin IMIIIU on ThiiraJny morning of last wceU and his family later lonnd it note from him ou thus 1 table In his room in which he npnko of money and Raid hn never shuuld return It ha I thought ho luivrtcommitted suicide Sev eral parties of bin tivvnmoii hints searched the rKlim for him Ho took Ills raor with him The parents of young Herman Uopschil of Hartford are anxious about lit fate of their sJh who bus boon missing lnci Monday Nov it 10 Ho IH VI pears old He wore n dark due 7 J overcoat and suit and brown and grayHtrlped fr I trousers ills purunts reside at Ul Pleasant M street L Tug slid Buricei Ashore in the MesaS i f OitrENvvicii Nov 23The tug Vnndercock of New York with tlitoe coal bargesthe Stag i

r 11 Olnclvvlck and Clnia MoWllllamswont It ashore on Little CniitalnV Island at about J oclock this morning The wind has been blowing a gals for tho past throe days and navigation on tho Hcmml for this class of ves sels bus been dangerous The Vandercook i N vv York last night for Bridgeport with twelve 1 barges in tow This morning about 2 oclock lie Hinoke stack of the Vonilereock was blown Mlandshu was renderml helpless Tug and k baiges were son iu the trough ot tho sea and their situation was one of peril They drifted about until about H 4 oclock this morning when hiss Ihrou barges named filled aud sunk The tug lies higher UP pattlr filled with water I The crows ol tlin barges got into a Whaleboat that had been launched ami lauded at the Maid of KeniN dock In this place Those barBM that did not sink user plckuil up by a Norwalk stouuiur and bioiigtu into this harbor The OOlh AnnUrraui or Taelr tTeddlnz MmujrTOWN Nov 21Capt Herrilt Post and vtlfo Cvuthla heltcy Post of Wostbrook have been muni I d longer probably than any other cotipln lu Connecticut A day or two ago they celehinted the sUtystxth annlvar sun of Iliilr uoltliug lay iinJ had a graut unit joyous tliiin In their old homestead Tbo din per was a hit omit On th table were 8 great turkey n chicken pie as big us a small fort oyster pies oher pies and many good things In the company at the table were suvi n sons four eons wivea one dntighteruud salon granctcllldrcn Storms is inrlnerihlp In lull With n Fellow ffUoner llcvmNO NIV 22A ruilous ontroma ofths j Inipilpoaincnto ito llev Mai tin I Ki itch bat just reen auuouiiced Wluu he wits taken to jail he was placed lu a toll with Joe Foulke an old schoolmate who was serving a term for forgery While thy were occupying tb sam call thy formed a business partnership Mi I aa a result they have purchased a trMtof wixxllacd in i Maryland Iron which Ibtt tft i ntU thoiumbu I 1 J I

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I 4k THE SUN MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 1890 3c 3 urbe mt e c MONDAY NOVEMBER 24 1890 London Office of TUB SUK 4 o Weit strand All wnmBnleatloni shonl b ado t JAK t CWBITB t fctrand London W 0 1 y jj I Knows Nothing of tho Democrat Our esteemed contemporary of Philadel Bhovro that It critl Jhls the Record again show crt y cUos Democratic politics of Now York from I far outelde the rank of Democracy 1 With ehutilarnnenlmlty all pad InNswYotk I i mot Republicans and Indspendente deelre tbat tliLt should b elected lo ths United sum It r cievernor 101d lh Ullo Ilal UI 1 r Cot SixanntiTa estimate of the Republicans t r cans and Mugwump Independent a ho t calls thorn Is unexceptionably accurate but with tho true Mugwump understanding and l luck In statement ho IB entirely mistaken J abut the Democrat Thor havo been no expressions of Demo cratic nontlmont In favor of making Gov l 1 ernor HILL Senator So fur they havo al I been confined to tho enemies of Democracy I to tho Republicans and tho Mugwumps who think that by thus fixing Governor llius I political status after 1312 be will cease to b available for President The Republicans I a Anxious t avoid a national contest c f I with tho trout and undefeated champion of l Democracy What tho Mugwumps arc ngl St tatlng for before all also Is t shape the next Democratic campaign en that it will flatter their vanity and make the road for thor easy whether It be to victory or to defeat as i 1883 Both Republicans and Mugwumps z therefore would llko to sen Governor Hfiii made Senator In hopns that It would I mount to Ills oxltttoni Uiocrcator Held of r t Presidential politic c On the other hand tho Democrats are say i Ing nothing They trust tho determination c of this Important question to the judgment 1 of the Governor hi tho confidence that his 1 political energy and wisdom are work ing tmllngginulx for the welfare of the II Empire Stats und tho triumph of tho nn k tlonal Democracy In JSJ2 With this end In 4 Iew Hit Domociiilic hentlmtiit In Now i 1 n York Is rather against the iloctlon of DAVID 1 t B HIII to tilt Konato and it Is Instinct I ively antagonistic to tho unmistakable 1 longing to see him sent there manifested I by the nntlDemocrncy Tho Democracy I I Is not t bo run by Its enemies any longer 1 p George Jours Detect Kill Chandler j lu Political Villainy For a seek or moro the gravity of all citi zens who woro old enough in 187C t road I tho newspapers has been disturbed by the furious assaults of Mr GEORGE JONES upon the character of tho Hon WriiiiiAii E CHANDLER of New Hampshire Mr JONES regards Mr CIIANDLEB n a very bold and very unscrupulous man willing to go to t c almost any extreme of wickedness for the r ake of political advantage On Tuesday of last week Mr GEORGE I lON In his newspaper the New York Times exposed lu big black headlines I Plan of Theft Tho CiiANDLEiis rascally ohorne to steal the control of tho New Hampshire Legislature remarked Mr r JONES I evidently CHAXDLBBS own work On Wednesday Mr JON returned to the subject and accused CHANDLEB of being the head devil In a conspiracy t de I fraud the people of New Hampshire of their constitutional rights On Thursday Mr F JONEBS headlines were again aimed at i H CHANDLERS Brazen Scheme On Friday H JoN reported Mr CHANDLER a com 1 r plaining bitterly t his fellow conspirators and subordinates that he not s eubrlats was properly sustained by tho party In his villainous at tempt t thwart the will of the people t Insure Its retention in power On the same day Mr JON editorially denounced i Mr CHANDLER and his friends a the parties who are trying to steal the State of 4 pes tnlnl sta s New Hampshire and t defeat tho will of tho people On Saturday CANDLES Dirty Politics was the theme Mr JONESS most vehement rhetoric Tho conspiracy was c again exposed Even the holy calm of the Sabbath morning found Mr JoN etlll ex J cited over the successful accomplishment of what he called tho first act of CHANDLERS conspiracy against tho people of NewHamp r shire I tho Republican majority of tho I present body remarked Mr JoN to his Mugwump audience at the Sunday break j fast table should prove to bo entirely sub servient to CHANDLER and hhl associates It will have no difficulty In usurping tempora rily the rights of the coming Legislature i and judging of the election and return of its it members In advance i This Is f good weeks work for JONES in tho way of exposing and denouncing a proposed conspiracy to defeat by Infamous intrigue i the IU of the people 01 registered at tho polls Nothing that JONKS has said of r CHANDLERS wicked abilities in that direc i 1 tion Is too severn JONESS estimate of iI CHANDLERS political villainy IB I not a I particle exaggerated CHANDLER has been engaged In bigger jobs of the same sort Why this INDLKR who Is now trying p 1 to steal the State of New Hampshire for the benefit of tho Republican party Is the samo f WILLIAM E CrfAMiLrn that conceited and l I with tho nctlvi cooperation of a certain GEOKQR JOKES of Printing House rquoro in f augurated the successful plot to steal the Government of the United States and Jo de r fraud the people of the whom nation of their I t right to elect n President by I majority of votes This Is tin same WILLTAM E CHAN DLER who in tim dismal dawn of the morning after the election of 1870 communicated to 1 r certain Geouou JONES of theKeu York Times the Idea of his bulletin board j Idea asserting upon hll buletn bard t In the face of tie facts that the Repub h licans had carried Louisiana and Florida L I for HATES as a basis for the fabricof I J II I I perjury forgery and wholesale fraud which t CHANDLBU and a certain GEORGE JONES worked like desperadoes to carry out a little later I was this CHANDLER that gave tho f tO tip t JONES concerning tho greatest politi l cal conspiracy that the world has over seen t CHANDLER and JONES astUtcd in company t at the birth of that monstrous outrage on t II truth justice and right Wo recall tho fact that after l rl flct some years nfer f j I the consummation of tho JONESCHANDLER i r conspiracy t defeat the will of the people I JONCS quarrelled with CHANDLER over the I question of their respective claims to tho s Infamy of having originated the conspiracy J of 1876 JOKES was jealous of CHANDLER y He thought that the Now Hampshire states I man was getting f little too much credit for the shame of tho initiative and so through I the Nru York Times ho put In his x own claim to b considered the great aud t i only original Fraudplotter at tho same 2 I time representing CIIANDLKK as a casual t f f assistant and unimportant subordinate t Jonas In the conspiracy to steal Louisiana and Florida But this little falling out It t fceems has not blinded JONES to CHANDLERS f ml abilities as u thief of States He Is him full credit for diabolical Ingenuity Bow giving rul diblolln genuity end capacity In that line The clrcumtUncoa lend peculiar Interest L 1L to A Gtoiiuu JoNtsu present denuncia ton of CHANDLER and t his energetic e pctnra ot CHANDLERS alleged Intention As a guardian of tho rights of suffrage a a stern censor of Republican laDY as a scourger of the rascals who ore trying t defraud tho Democracy GKOROK JOKER of tho Nat York Times tho old Fraud and Force Republican Is a spectacle Lifting Up Ills Voice Our esteemed contemporary the 8heflWd Enterprise thus warns the Democratic party against tho Skulker DtmocrtU hl you are ready to nemlaate In IBM remember that during the pat effort for Democ racy CLtTiuno lot BO Interest Tbo Ilftlof of his TOIOO would have done ranch Tho Memphis AppealAvalanche tries t break the force of this warning Tot Wl ctiTiLixo Uftfd np bu voice la I 1M4 tad during his whole AdmlnUtretlon Uli Hint hu mever b1 behind bcshs is1e1 Thoro Is no doubt that Mr OLKT LAND has ltd up his voice whenever ho thought there was a good opportunity to make a sensation tickle tho Mugwumps and thrust himself forward Ho lit tod up his voice for civil service examinations and disgusted his party Ho lifted up his voice for fro trade and wrecked his party Ho lifts up hla olce mightily when some debating society In a onehome college Ironically roaomlnatos him He has lifted up hU volco since Nov 4 to claim the credit for victory t which ho and which In contributed nothing whc was won spite of the efforts of his closest political friends and admirers Moreover thoro have boon times of the gravest Importance and peril t tho Democracy when ho has kept us mum n a mummy Two years ago whon Governor HILL was leading the fight In New York for the Democratic party and for the swollen egotist who w Its candi date for President and the Mugwump pack Tray Blanche and Sweetheart were yawping their noisiest at tho Governor not I word did Mr CLEVELAND speak With no assistance from him Governor HILL led tho party t victory in tho State although ho could not pull through and nobody could have pulled through the man who thought more of the Mugwump than of the party he had betrayed This fall again tho voice of Mr CLEVE LAND and every other man who had pre tended to have any Democraoy In him should have been lifted up for the Democratic municipal candidates and against the combination bination of Republicans Mugwumps and renegade Democrats that opposed them Democrats all over tho country and most of all In the South which had once been most friendly t Mr CLEVELANDS pretensions expressed the warmest Interest In a contest the Issue of which would decide whether the Democratic party was to bo dislodged from its chief coign of vantage Mr CLEVE LANDS voice was not lifted up H Inti mates wore loud and conspicuous among the enemies of the Democracy The effect of his silence was to throw such Influence a he possesses to the antiDemocratic Bide Once more Governor HILL led the party t victory When tho victory was won In waddled JACK FALSTAFF roundly assev erating that he had slain tho PERCY Thero t I time for silence and there U 1 a time for speech The Stuffed Prophet takes the wrong time for both Slander Now Come from the South The Mugwump bureau of slander appears to have 1U branches In the South aa well a in the North One of the fountain heads In Now York the New York Times makes this contribution contrbuton wjgaoa If or 17 There Is a food deal ot the feellnx In tbo South that wu yesterday expressed br Attorney General Aviuts ot Virginia The South will land a delegation solid for CUTIUTO aid ho We of court value the power ot Now York but the elec tion there hare become a matter of barter and ex change There is I 1 forcible reminder In Mr Anuss speech If ho actually made It of the Mug wump slander on the Southern press which was current here during the recent canvass Because Southern journals manfully and patriotically camo t the assistance of the Democrats In this city against a combina tion of Republicans and Mugwumps with Mr CLEVELANDS Secretary of the Treasury at their head the organs of the latter faction of antiDemocracy with the boldest Indecency asserted that It was done for bribery The most eminent newspaper ropresei tab es of Southern opinion were accused of fraud i because they let themselves b hoard during the attempt t turn the Democrats out ot their most important stronghold Tho same I malignant tactics of enraged disappoint ment aro now turned upon them by the same organ of Democratic discord and Mugwump slander located in tho South The spirit of CLEVELAND is treacherous enough to enrage any Democrat sufficiently pernicious t disgust every patriotic American can and so indecent as t sicken any honest man The Social Position of Hangmen The ccntleman who officiated as hangman at the recent taking off of BntciiALL has re signed ns a member ot the Toronto Boat Club The prominence ho derive from his latest achievement In a professional capac ity was distasteful t his fellow members and to spare their sensibilities he left the club Hangmen have reason to lament that as a rule they aro not now hold in the esteem and honor which woro theirs In the good old times though In some part of tho world It Is still a high distinction t be tho executioner public executonol Only sixty or seventy years ago In those parts of Germany where criminals Buffered tho capital penalty by I sword stroke at the hands ot the executioner that functionary was still regarded as holding 0 most honor able position In WAIHSU cons novel Anno of Gelerstcin an executioner who had beheaded nine nobles besides many minor offenders enjoyed such reputation and credit In his piofesslou that lIe at lost became a noblo himself thereby augment Ing tho titled ranks which ho had helped so much t deplete Early In this century the officials of Glas gow had occasion to advertise for a hang lau to assume the duties of tho lato lamented gentleman who had long held tho place They said In their advertisement that no applications would b considered except those of very respectable persons Tho worthy Scotchmen did not Intend that any Individual of bad character should have an opportunity to bring discredit upon tho high function I Is said that Mr BERRY the famous hangman of England has a very cxaltod opinion of his office and would hardly accept any other post under tho Government Ho can at least point with pride t his professional brethren In some of the Oriental countries where the public executioner t a high State official whose emoluments aro large and his position one of much honor People who are endeavoring to secure the abolition of capital punishment In this coun try may derive some hope from the fact that In the past century the office of public executioner cutioner has come t b despised and ab horred by most people They will probably say that tbo members of the Toronto Boat 4 Club acted right In freezing out the gentle man who baa shown himself ambitious t achieve fame as a very competent hangman The Fate of the Clemenceau Model The taste for beetle and erotic dramas of the French society school which attained Its highest point II this city during the theatri cal season of 187374 when Folllne by SARDOC Monsieur Alphonse by Ajax ANDRB DCMAS La Femmo du Feu by BKIOT and L Astray by OCTAVB FEOILLET wero presented considerably abated soon afterward I did not revive ad Indeed no endeavor w made by any resident manager t revive it until the production at the duction ot the Clemenceau COM to Standard Theatre some weeks since Into the weft of this story were woven phases of Muscovite daring and adventure com mingled and contrasted with evidence of tho moro refined and less ener vating social life In the capital of the French republic a favorite theme with Parisian novelists and playwrights In recent years The American version of the with cold and Clamenoeau Case met a old unresponsive reception as on artistic and philosophic grounds It probably doaervod It failed and B decisively wore the hop of the adapter blasted that he cast about for another actress for the leading rOle of 1m attributing with the fatuity of most adaptors the lack of to the Inefficiency to lak public support t Inefclenoy ct tho lending artist Instead of t the Inher ent demerit of the play Itself It was under those conditions that a young lady who had confidence In her ow proportions diverted attention from the work of too dramatist and adapter and by a appeal as It were from Art to Nature challenged attention to her self by posing os a model In the studio scene and creating a sensation thereby Bhe intelligent and undeniably was young Intellent undenbly pretty The exhibition she made was not brazen It was not Inartistic I bespoke confidence In herself and In the symmetry I of her own outlines and proportions I The novelty tho challenge was Its charm I That portion o the public which obtains mOtor Its amusement at the theatre became Interested crowded houses rewarded for Itrete erwde hou rewre a time at least the management and thus In I towntalk and sensation were lad ap parently the foundations of a substantial pecuniary success From New York the model and the play which hung as It were about I her like a bathing dress went t Brooklyn I town not too easily shocked and then t the staid stronghold of civic respectability Boston But the chaste and chastened sen timent of the Boston Aldermen was startled by the exhibition They revoked the license of the theatre at which It W presented and nothing remained for the manager but t go with his company to Harlem That t what ho did The circuit was completed with a return t the starting point of the tour the Standard Theatre but publio con cern In anatomical research appeared to b sated the audiences gradually dimin ished and at last the model and her play went together down the rapids of disaster and the theatre closed for repairs Thus has ended not the career of tho Clemenceau Case a 1 playfor Its career a such cafl hardly b sold ever to have begun but the career of the vivacious model about whose display a the attraction of tho enterprise may b sold t have revolved The lesson of tbe failure Is plainly that exhibitions which offend the moral sense have In American audiences a constituency e small that It I soon rapidly exhausted a lesson which It takes but few to teach while enabling many t remember There were large appropriations at the last tesJlon of Congress toward half a don new war veg U four of them to bo very costly aDd to be under construction for a lone time Congress la not likely to make a vary liberal outlay for additional war shins during the coming winter The second Installments for these vessels and the Installments for complet ing and arming those previously authorised will make UD about a large an appropriation a Congress may be disposed to expend Still I Is possible with a very moderate amount to push ahead the supply of torpedo bcats and ciulsers One vessel of the latter torpedo crulSIr laltr type which th navy U looking for Is a craft of about 1200 tons placement and the Ibout tna dllplaement Ind great bpeed of 20 knots von hour Such a vessel would stand at the bead of her clans In the cl te world at least In her day It Is I true that Germanys Adler has made ZGit knots an hour for two consecutive hours but she Is a boat of only 152 tons displacement and far more limited In her muse and possibilities than the craft contemplated for our navy The new 750ton torpedo cruiser already authorized will be very fait but the room In her Is re stricted everything being saeriflced to speed In a new vessel ot the same general type and 4fiO or 600 tons more displacement still higher speed can b secured besides such accommo dations a will make her comfortable for offi cers and men and greatly enlarge her sphere of action I Mr CiKvrMND absolutely refused to render Any aid tn the Uemuuratto uoket at iht election New Totk or to eii I rrM a prefureDoe ai beiwecDlucom lilrrJI blues cosmic nut IU frfeodi WVuMusd M9icI The Democratic votes were all on one side Mr CLEVELANDS friends were all on the other side fighting against the Democracy As a Eelfuomlaatail candidate what could he do 1 What did be do 1 The country knows that ho skulked but bow did he vote when he went to tbe polls 1 The latest revolution in Honduras has been suppressed and the President Gen BoouAN bas a usual com out triumphant You would think that these petty political disturbances turbances which eer now and then ruffle the surface of affairs In Central America would scare foreigners and prevent them from set tling and Investing their money In the coun try Mr W Tiiciifx however who bas recently cently returned from Honaurasdeeoribea these periodical revolution as partly family affairs The natives be says are particularly anxious that foreigners shall not b Involved and endeavor to knee the troubles from Injuring the lives and property of foreign mldonU The Central American revolution as a rule does not In any way damage or threaten the Interests of foreigners In the lad A Bat About Ilearr Goo To tea EDITOS or Tn So Sir riosee tell xa I Mondays Bun to fettle a bet whether Henry Gears liora was ever a candidate tar a Htalt oflloe liaise state f what rear IUCL Now Toil HOT V Henry aterferufor terotary e r State Is IMTa tbe United Labor candidate sal ke get 70063 rotes A Opiates CeclMlr IadSd tom tin Ftttritomi intrtitrtai L tmitan 1 perbape the belt and mOl complete new paper printed In the EnilUb lanf u f e An AeeurMce DojrtBitOBbtaurkeHke teBlerlr M e she replied net U Ike leaet bG 1 youll write mel iiM t UMrrow repeilnr what you hare MId rila wertCaaitheB yoolleT ny gasd booS I bill me w la we MWUof shoalS happen inn xnn VAT XIlaWt A HkmkctneareiMi Fnraltcl of Bar Imteret To ms EBITOB or vita BvK Kln American itudcnts of Shakespeare are now refreshing their memory ot a wellknown passage In the First Part of King SeamY IV the fourth scene of the Ort act Sir Jobn Fnlstaff a all Ohakespenreaos will remember with more or less distinctness counterfeits death during a part of the fight between the Kings forces and the rebels Tho better part ot valor says the fat knight when the fight Is over la dis cretion In the which better part I have saved my le He determines t stab 1crcy who ban been killed by 1rlnce Hal and to swear that he himself killed him S he stabs Hot spur and taxes him up on his bak Enter the Prince of Wales and Prlnoo John ot Lancaster FalttaaTbere Is I Percy tnrowlnt too body down I your father will no me any honor Sot It not lit him kill the beet Percy nlmittt look 10 be either Eul or Dote I auf Ol IrtnoeWhy r rey I kllleS myielt and saw this JiaJ ralttaaDMit tbont lord Lord how this world le I given to lylnc I grant yon I wae down and not ot breath and 1 wu h but we rose both at an Instant lad fought a toni hoar by flbrevilxiry clock It 1 may be bettered eoi If not lit them that ihonld reward valor beer the sin upon their own bands Ill take 1 avon toy deaib I gave him Ibo wound In the might it the man wire alive and would deny I It sounds I would mate him eat a pleee ot my iworiL Laneaiter Thli U the strangest tale that ever I hurd PrinceThla U I the strangest fellow brother John Come brine your luxate nobly on your bet For my part It a lie may do trite grace Ill gild It with the happiest teems I have The trumpet sounds retreat the day I ours Come brother let us to the highest ot the 114 who dead frlinds To in what rrllds are living are Cattiml frlnce 0 Wuta ant tzncauer FeletaB Ill follow H they say for reward He that rewards me 0 reward him I I I do STOW great pit grow lees I appears from this last remark of Sir John that he meant to use tho mountain climber The remarkable parallel between the prowess of Sir Jobn Cleveland and that displayed by Blr drover Falstatf must strike even the most careless reader I noticeable however that Blr John really was in the fight I he had been i skulking behind a hedge near the rebel camp waiting to see whether victory would declare itself on the aide ot the King or on the side of I Douglas and Percy his position would have been exactly parallel with the ono Inalorlously occupied a few days ago by the other corpu lent knight Sir John got together a company of pitiful rascals but they were on the Kings aide and he led the ragamuffin where they were wall peppered At least he did not set up a claim for honor and reward for killing a dead man without having been In the fight He was a sifted liar and a mont accomplished braggart AI be said himself he had more flesh than other men and therefore more frailty but he really was deficient In Impu dence compared with his modern rival In fact a comparative study ot the character and achievements of the two Fat Knights would show that SIr Johns chief fault was a too sensitive and shrinking modesty an In ability to claim proper credit for a heroism which was In proportion to his WATER weight BLUKT Te Veiarakl Bmrrlror or ftc Twemtj lflk Coaree To TO Bon or Tna SBK Stn LUbe lao meettai ot th Board ot BujxrTl of Chantanqna county Richard T Marvin formerly Jnitloe ot the Supreme Court of this Elate and now resIding at Jameitown preeenUd his Dortralt to the county 11 aeeeplu the gUitar tho county Supervisor John Woodward ltd that Judge Marvin was elected to the Alterably In Ibis State In 18 to the United States Conxreaa In aato the State Conitltutlonal Cotivtntion In Ie and that he 1 lh only person now living who served In those lev seat bodies In the years Indicated He alto stated that Judge Marvin wa elected a Juitlce of the Supreme Court under the new Constitution In Call and that of all the Juitlcei then elected he 1 the only survivor If these statements are true hole a unique character In the State and nation and I should like to know from Tn Sox whether the statement U correct JllUTOWK NOV 2 VTlLTOf 0 LllTDnr S far as It concerns Judge Marvins official record tbe statement Is entirely correct He member of the In 1896 was a Assembly and from 1837 to 1811 a member of the House of Bepresentativcs serving at Washington dun log the Twontyflflh Congress and tbe Twenty sixth Among his colleagues In the House were John Qulnoy Adams James K Polk Mll lard Flllmore and Jonathan Cilly and among his contemporaries In the Senate Clay Web star and Calhoun Judge Marvin was also a member of tbe Constitutional Convention of 1840 with Charles OConor and Samuel J Til den and In 1847 he was elected as a Justice of the Supreme Court being reflected In 1855 and 1863 Whether this venerable legislator and jurist Is tbe sole survivor of the Assembly men of 1836 the Congressmen ot 1837 the Constitution makers of 184G and the Supreme maer Court Justices elected In 1817 we ore unable to say Does anybody know anything to the contrary V The Peilticel HllontloB at Th Bl KlTUB 1800 Thankidvtnx week I thou bal rolled around Uo ored by the people and iholr servants Everywhere The tursey like the Rick Xoswamp fees friendless Thinking of the holiday bit vtotorl Ute him for Foreignbom and natives alike Fan the air In Joyoue BsDectatlon nf the rat I Dicaocrata lift aloft their Joyous voices rrohlblUonUls look aikance upon the elder Republican rim and dlurnntled Ornamtot their grIefs with divers grunt Feinting dlimayed at the lean showIng in the House and no plump Csu In the chair Eva for the Dour makes a period To wtndir who shaU supplant him In the Senate I sad David B holding the Key t the problem smUtt aud untie UIIU the JonesratrcblldQodkln fane Lose their beads and Kick Bit the people the Dora people later open the banquet well satisfied that David la tt will thrice slay 1 all hU enemies omlI a W As Impoasthi DetaIl a I think yon mate oSe mistake la year drama Whats that f Why O have the scene In the coal mine where the men are UnprUoned lit by occasional cubs of UhUu IbllC A Chug ft Borl Place LandladySurety Mr Ulgg you cat mean that golui to leave I oil you we al t save u PizzaTee Im going to bar with Signor Hucel of Twentythird etreet The table I atvul flue same sad UlBstteibusluassI Inr I 1 The S Lus Republic prints this state ROQFR Mtu9 ment by the Hon Roorn Q MIS I have no hesitation In saying that I believe tbenext Congress will elect me as Speaker ot the Souse We have no hesitation In expressing our opinion that tbe Hon HOOKB Q MIL is wrong A freo trade and a income tax Breaker may be a fitting recommendation for a President in nned of a sensation t renomt nato him but It Is not likely to be the pro gramme of the Democracy looking hopefully and sincerely to a party victory In 1892 Foreign Note or heal Interest Ihe Holy Synod of the Kuulan or Ureek Church has just Issued a decree Impoilni a relIgious penance from three to dye years In length upon all widows and wid owers who are wicked enough to attempt matrimony for the third time and for all widows of lUtr who are found guilty of the second offence a rigid penance Dr two years duration Is I prescribed In a lecture delivered the other day by n I John ston in Encland on his recent trio lo Africa he threw on the screen a photograph of Mrs LIvlrgitoQs grave I embowered In a mate or beautiful foliage lie made the picture daring his renent trip on the Zambeil The remains of this famous woman one of the few whit ladles bal bodies I now rest In savage Africa are In a grave which I most conspicuous from the Zambeil beau II I shaded by a verr large I and stately tree Some native who live near the place keep the Iran In joel order for which they are re warded now and then by white travellers who come that way lira Livingstone died while accompanying her great husband on the expedition during which he discovered Lake Nyaoa The British Eaet Africa Company Is I very desirous that the Government guarantee the buildIng of he I railroad which has already been started from the In dIan Ocean to Victoria Ityanra In a ipeicb delivered I two week ago In London by Mr Uackearle he lays the sum roqulred to complete the road clear to the lake Is Insignificant compare with me advautngii it would confer upon the merchants ot Oreat Britain lie believe lieve the road will be the meane nf developing trade with several millions nf native pnpn atlon und that In a few yean 1 will b on a good paying bails fclncu the recent treaty between Germany and hngland this company has lost no titus In taking charge of Uganda on the north shore ot the lake which famous and fertile Itnow fully controls Mr Oedjre the country ul olirol thecompanya representative took charge ot affairs In Uganda In U ay last and Iwo other aunts ot the company with a force of Soudanese II 1 I supposed have before Ibis time reached Uganda to support bis authority TITK DEMUCltAlB IN XAtIACUrlrr Are her la he Drives Ont of this Arty by the MuauumnirTtin Election of Bn 1 md the Helen AI Corcoran BOSTON Nov 2n the old Democracy And bas Irish Influence declined In Massachu setts politics Those are the Questions now asked on all sides and there are some very strong reasons for crossing them especially the latter The friends of John W Corcoran Ibo Democratic candidate for Moutonsut Governor turned out In the last election and discounted the beaver In their Industrious e Tofts to elect William E lliiBScll but the Harvard boys friends when they not Into the beautiful Australian closet where a man has to Tote furtUely as If ho wore committing a crime slaughtered Mr Corcoran even to the point of unnecessary butchery Ctusar re ceived only twntyB6en wounds rrm the conspirators Corcoran was stabbed 1 to tlio ex tent of 15201 votes by which amount the silk stocklnc Democrats and Mugwumps left him to the roar ot his mate Mr Kussell Now thouch John Corcoran llko the man bo Is stood un straight and sturdy an oak In tho love feast after the battle and Joined In tho cheers for Hilly Itusacll and said that In spite of his own decided defeat ho was just as wood a Democrat rollOver yet I Is a jWtty safe bet that Cor coran or for that matter any other sensible Irishman will not be consumed with a feverish thirst next year to run for LloutonantQover nor on tho tamo ticket with tho Harvard pride and the Mugwump pot There Is nothing to be said against William E llussoll I Is not his fault that Corcoran was not only killed but mutilated and stamped nu Billy Russell should not be blamed be cause tlia mUcbtoous Mugwump and porno disgruntled Itopubllcans who supported him took occasion at the name time to express tm and give rmphosls to the same old narrow racial and religious prejudice In a small le nreo blob in a grout degree animates the fanatics who Rather In Treruont Temple to hour Drs Minor Fulton and Moxom tear Catholicism to tatters in a passion of intem perate Protestantism let the amelia fact re mains and I may become an Iceberg In his way which even all his suavity will p rl power less to m lt that the political friends ot Hilly Russell are not friendly to the oldschool Democracy mocracy and therein lies tbo danger of the party for a temporary victory Is sometimes an disintegration intoxication that loads to ultlt lomelmos and Apparently there has been a great Demo cratic turnover in Miusaehusutts but one who fancies It In large or even in any degree the result of the tidal wave throush the rent of the country Is very much at sea Maqaacliu settB bleos her uuoer old heart la ttiiqenrris and the playful remarks made at times by TiE BUN In regard to tbe Ariel eccentricities of tbe luminous voluminous and leguminous Doa ton brain apply equally well at times to the brain of Massachusetts outside of tmes classic city The last election Is a greater demonstra ton of what might be termed periodical oddity on the part of my follow statesmen than anything THE BUN has ever cited To Do a political prophet one doesnt need to be the seventh son of a seventh daughter though per haps tho fat that ones Immediate ancestors have been politlolans for live generation may account for a special aptitude In tho study or politics and also for a consider able success n a maker of predictions or calculations lut mner I posed as a politi cal prophet Instead of Imply a closs calcula tor of certain results from ertuln known ten Joncloc would I In 18H8 after the Mugwump and their fat and fatuous flgurebend bad been remanded to what was in most of their canes a wellearned obscurity would I or any outer soothsayer indeed have boon so rash as to predict that in tbe ovcswhelmingly Democratic city of Boston tho Democratic party In 1H90 fresh from a startling wollnign Jar I 1 etarttnl 01 lt nationwide victory would Dominate a Mug wump for Mayor Just as in the case of the Governorelect there Is nothing Cl0 bo said against Nathan Matthews the Democratic candidate for Mayor on purely personal grounds On the contrary there Is I everything to lie sula In his favor He is brainy has man I nets ani l clever honesty nay more ho has an ambition to give the city ol Boston an econom icnl government by making the corporations which have run riot in our corporatons rnntoil our Republican legislators pay some thing back to tho people whom they have sys tematically swindled and Insulted The Hc publlcnn candidate for Mayor Mr Moody Mer rill on tbe other hand Is I an open ally of the West End Company whose performances ex posed lat year in our State Home disgraced Maoaotmsetts in the eyes of the civilized world but wBntnver personally Natban Matthews may b the mark of the Mugwump Is still on him Ho baa not rubbed elbows lone enough with the real olilfashloned Maaa chueeit Democracy to rub I out He Is a part though perhaps an unconscious part of what seems to ba a success ful conspiracy planned six years ago yeaa BO when thn Mugwump balloon went up to astonish the gals a conspiracy respectable Izo iho word Is not rulno the Demo cratic party some wouldbe aristocrats arlstoorat commonly called Bilk Stockings having ar rived at the sapient conclusion tbat the Demo cratic party was altogether too Irish and needed this process of respoctablelzatlon which they of courso considered themselves just the persons to perform Their method of accomplishing this purification has been truly pnarasalcal consisting Rmply ol patting on the back and than relegating t the rear tie slmileljeirted Demoorats of whom so litrcc a portion were Irishmen who have faced thc mublc of doteat so often ando well ana putting forward an leaders some young men of historic lineage lluo Joe Uuincy and some young star of fashion fresh from the diamond fields of Harvard mean the Held of the Harvard diamond It Is undeniable that for a lone time In Mas sachusetts owing to the rlto I of tbe Anti blavcry party It wits a sort of social ostracism to bo a Democrat Thoro were some men to Le hure like Judo Woodbury Hnmuel Bradford Peter Butler Arthur Austin George Lunt and a low others to whom this ostracism could not apply But even their personal dignity did not sufflco to break the persona few young men of good social standing or nodal aspirations dared avow themselves Dom crate But that it all cUunced nowadays in Boston and ot iorrmns the change from the way It has ben IfToi ted Is not for Ibo comma cent health of tho Democratic party It may end in chaos JUKI as it was the fashion before th rouch revolution for Some uf the most flippant and heart loss nobles to spout the most radical sentiments and pose as believers In Liberty Uiiunllty and Fraternity with all tie letters of tills impossible trinity al fully capitalized co wo have been wit nessing since IbrU in Boston not exactly ly a holy alliance of Harvard anti the slums an ono bitter liomiblUnn jester j styles It but at least a continual confabbing ant truly charm Inn chumminess hitwmn his Orace tbe Dude ot bomcnet and my friend McQlnty a typical Irish good lollnw with 0 iiaPlon for politics Indpnilsomeor IhnlUllo Park llouso dinners anil Faneull Hnil platform courtesies between his Grace mid McQlnty ur dimply delicious W artistic tableaux mid I the spirit of Mollero elr ho ers lear Boston how It must long to ninteriiilbo just onto more borrow a fountain poll and limnortoi In MUlrio drama such delightful such an Instilling npertacol But what will be the upshot i One of the meet eminent men In llonton but a man whose par ticunMiin soirKimos tarries him to extremes said to inn Ito oilIer day Your Democratic party lu Ibis Mito my frIend l rem In Is me nt Present or Ciuiiiriis HID tbiookeadod o 1H dot who e btislneHa it was to keen tiuurd In hl for I In composed 01 three elomentH that miko A dcvlllhli bail niUturo the young Buellri of the Homcrtot Club some free trail professors of Harvard I andllierumnelloi8ofredoril street I ro totted by saying thut I thought I MArled l a threebeaded dog to keel gimid In I1 u boll of corruptonunit popular dlsontent an the Krpubllcim party li tuui mannc In create in this Hiato But lit tile tikino thou I ould not hcl recognizing a lrlaln amount of truth In my friends caiHll caricature of tile present composition of the Massachusetts Demoerivy The party at present Is a very MIH or combina tion and nuecreut ot all th lennt Democratic part IN on top sail I nnimrantly means to lay pa nail apunteatly too tlmolcl line Includ InK thus irish element just now Is aoriulendng in Mugwump supremacy with rerort Hlnl ns When ono thinks how often nith ethst ilteroiiB courage tend cheerinc lo the last the Irish Democrats of Ma nchn ott8 navn fallen outslilo the ram Ni IS It Iu H I astonishing topes them now that the ramparts are ponlol fbi Democratic victory 111 i tlioulr calmly lying down on their fuces unit lettIng Siiicwiimns grab cvcrvtli Intlllnl tie MUIlmll arb c ne sight The ianuliul historian of the ftitiitu will bars to wi abut tnat tha Irlshmiin hutS many line iunll lea which ages of lncllBh oppression have leH unable HleH eradicate Home llbtllorB of Ibis race have said il was troteberous that an Irishman wouldnt stand by his friends This ls iittorly filler nnd thus proof Is rlsbt herothat I iii Boston the Irish In lie t Democratic party are BO true sO loyal that they am even now stand Inc by their onomloa Hlmply because these enemies have got tbe Demuxr tlo label and because continuous Democratic victory in Massachusetts may Inspire the country nt large I Ito tlsn uemorralO iiopionlni 0 len and still are generous enough to lot them selves and their race be cuciiticeil for the pos sible good of the patty 1 more proof wanted than Corcorans CUHO furnishes Itlcht on top of it wit have the spectacle of Owen A Chalvin who should have been by Democrutlp precedent the candidate for Mayor and who in spite of the Mug wumps would cm e Ieen triumphantly elected stepping aside with a Chesterfield bow and In a letter which If Mucwunins ba iieneroiity In the hour of triumph would appeal to thorn and make then a little netmned pledging hlmiolf arid his friends to tho service ul Nathan Matthews tecausa I in Bids ot Matthewxa MuEwump aotecedunts and Maentimp evs sociates be belloici that Matthew In a square man and will become In time a thoroughly rounded Democrat But will this submission continue Will this acquiescence In Mug wump ascendancy become Permanent t I Generosity and faith are floe things la polities GeDlrllty ar lne ad but gneroPiti as well as in private dealing ferjl may become extravagance and nnally mine becomo elraVnlanco tire just as faith mav develop Into credulity and Into fatuousness burveylnc this Main nt large we fled the nine tnncorotis Mugwump pro ndernncn With the oxoeptlon nl Ocellis district t whloli would seem to have boon made ovrwl liii Innly Irish with an eje t ilnlior to the hiving ax many Irish votes as 10R lbf in one quarter In the rest or them Iunttriiit dl trlts wo hnvo had either silk stockings oroutiindoiil MiiB titinns iiinnlna for Congress us Doniocratli nOllnola nli rlnnlnj most dangerous of all to tlie Democratic party all theso noinlncqs with ono exception arc rnbld licllovor anti shout ers for that iicrluittotlc iilatltudlnrtrlan whom Tits SUN IlrlHtolc entitled Tbe SUilled h This gino exception atipiars to tnt the classic piilnltar lne Dr W Illlam lvoiitt ho In I not an nuicli a Ilm email inim 1 take It ns a Mrs Clevolaml niiin fur ho manages to Intro duce tbnt amiable and noioiiipllsbotl lady into nearly every speech thai ho Ilk and over the fireflies and nmrsh meteors of his nmujtliiR her scenic to shine and reckless wit presence Il8IA llno liken steady star Indeed the last cal IIII I I lke MassHohiiBCtts appears tn have been oblolly u Mugwump trlumuluil tirocpsslon I but rot ai MUIIuml shall ilomunstiata litter en the Domneratla HIIOI css was not bocaiue uf MiiKWiimnury but from n comhnut of bl 1 comlnatol hor other alcmiiitH tot undor the charm of the I serpent the Irish Democracy nllovvod the Mug serlolllbolhlCmocray There nnKvorett prancing around In Lode s district and almost dlnloUKiiiB rouut wiOIloi tilled author of the in famous Foioc bill There was uherman I flmous 00 bi I Hoar with I his familys oratorical powers loar far moiothnji the family suavity of nor snnal manner careering nbout with venoor nf Democracy so tblu that ho couldnt thin hlmsolt without its cracking nnd making hIm msol witout fish There Will Codmati thn Kootor of the MuBwumtm nXilng fur votes ainouR the Cape Dodders and catohliia u good rnkny spltaof himself on account of the feel Ing ot thu Ciapo moil iwjalnst lov Brockntt lluP Tltero was Ooorgn Fred Williams tilroucttlDK on many a stump In Candlor district and uet tint many Republican votes not bCCIUSI be Is it Mugwump but partly because the frIends of luJwuml Henry uould HIre lull of vvratli aunlnsttha Iterubllcau ticket on account of thu partys unberolc treatment of the gallant Mnior anti partly because aeoo1 many honest llppubltcans were dlKKUBted with the party on account or the er 08t End exposure In which antlllenubllcan drama Ueonto Fred VllllaipB Inspired by some or his Nationalist friends InJlred chief actor Joe Uuincy too miidna brilliant fight against Elijah More who who brlllnt tlht scanning the election returns b the ruQccted lUhl of his ItlHlng hun Htote Follnb showed lu spite or his getting through that be felt very much like a fox who had lelt his tall In a trap by the remarks that be was Injudicious enough to let members of tbe press overbear In tbe election of John F Andrew we have another MuuwumD triumph Ho strong Is Mugwump influence that I Is So8tron1 said that Dnlton whom Butler was tricked Into nppolntnl much t his disgust will not bo re moved by Clov Russell mid the place will not he given to Col John W Coveney who unlike Dalton would bo a sober ornament to the Stab In fact the present condition of the Massachusetts Democracy carries one back to the pathetic period in Democratic history when an adipose Iscuriot disgraced the sacred chair which Washington ana Jackson and Lincoln filled with fame The period when that elegant relic of a bygone age Mr Snltonstall was Col lector of the Port was Indeed a bard one for tile real Democracy They thought In the first place that a representative Democrat like Pelr Butler should have been appointed by Cleveland and they naturally expected that fialtonstall would turn out some of the men who were filling positions where technical knowledge was not necessary and fill their Places with equally able Democrats But when James McOeoiich with a delegation called upon Saltonstalf that pleasant gentleman re fused to rocelvo thorn us a delegation or ns comlnit in a political way although perfectly willing to moot thorn OH Indlv IduaJs with a con descension that but lu It at least au element of elugancs sadly lacking in the nina who appointed Saltonstall how what Is the Inevitable tendency of such a state of analr Gin we suppose that the mass ot the party will lollow far many years the example so nohly set by Mr Corcoran and Mr GolvlnV Or can we say by the very same stretch of Imagination which In 1HH8 would havo predicted the nomination of aMnzwump for Mayor or Bost n that in 1816 the Demo cratic party in Mnssachiisotts will have been oo respcctablelzed with classical Mugwumps that the acnulno Democrats will have to start a party for themselves or take refuge In the publican ranks an coma of them have al ready donuf As I have intimated however there have been la this last campaign and are still other influences at work besides Mug wumpary In tint management of the Demo cratic party The most important of these In fluences however is one that can only be con sidered a temporary ally of the Democracy and that Is the comparatively small but In tensely active combination of men known aa Nationalists about whom THE HUN baa baa various articles Those men wore utterly din gusted with the Republican party for its cor rnltion anti Its truokllng tn corporations and specially with Goy llrackett for not vetoing the West End bill I hoard one or their most prominent politicians last summer toll Billy Itussell something to the effect that U the Democratic party would put a plunk in their platform favoring the enlargement of munici pal functions and striking at corporate tyran ny that be could have from 1500 to 3000 Na tionalist vote In the city of Boston alone which ba had never had before This Nation alist leader was not able then to tell exactly bow many Nationalist voters there were la the State but an estimate matte a little later and which I have now in my possession ate the number at about 4800 Mr Silts managers took the hint quoted above and put In a plank that pleased the Nationalists Then most of the prominent Nationalists fact all of them I think with the exception nf Edward Everett Halo t dward Bellamy and henry Austin sianod a circular which was sent out to about 13000 people who irrespective of party had signed the year be fore tho Nationalist petition for n bill permit tine cities and towns to supply their citizens with pas and electric light This circular signed by prominent Nationalists ailed utton tlon to the fact that after this lighting bill was passed in the House by an Immense majority a Republican Benuto shelved It and also called attention to the anticorporation plank In the Democratic platform Now tho extent of a new force In politics Is always hard to esti mate but the managers of the Democratic campaign have admitted that this Nationalist circular holpoil them greatly and 1 personally know an odfior and part owner or a Republican lisper not far from Boston who received this circular and voted for William K Russell In consequence of it thoueh ha voted the rest of the Republican ticket From those little facts It In clear that though the Mugwumps have gained all the glory and the spoils too of the Democratic victory in MasachUActtfl they are not entitled to it and unless Wllllum E Russell shows that he means to stand by the real Democracy and give thorn and make his friends glrn them a proper recognition In the future the Democratic party In this Mate will ho as demoralized by their recent victory as the Democratic party of the nation was by the victory In 18S4 of the oslo biated Porcine Pretender A LOOXXBOK IK ATHCRB AWAKE WUKK KKKDKD Lively Work br a Hlnpldlnoklnc Ia Wheel Ever Hrenmt Conatot mm The Dtmtt free freti We had come down from a Virginia watering place In tho uiouutulntt to n small railroad sta tion on the Imnks of Cheat Uivbr Pits tracks could bo soen for about half a mile either way nnd this roadbed run within six feet of the bank lion was nothing lo pee but n plain building n wntor tank tint a man seutml on a box with his back to the liulldlne aid sound asleep Wn sit down on a rock on the oppo I site side of the track forum smoke and had boon quot lor IWi or tliraii minutes vvhun limo Heap Inff man siiddonly sprang to his foot with a yell We hadnt nenril triO flluhteHt nole 11 alarm Mm neither hml any of us givon him a stntl but as be siirani iluwn tlm tnck nntl looked tin nnd duwn wo hoard that ineor nolsn which tile rails give out when u train is l up pioitcntnu I Tho i o was n switch thoro ninnlnc along aide tile platform but hue rusty mils thowed 1 tbat It wax iodoni lined The lover to throw It was a hundrol foct above tie At thus lower end a Us was placed ncrnns me rails As wttlookel I un time track wu sat two run away freight ears rotting down at it wild mince AH wo looked down Limit track wo saw lbs itay enrn coming urounil a curve o I chit not ftlr a furt hut the man wi o hail slept In time run ran tn the bar and threw It over then bo ran to tile ntil nl the switch and slewed tlQ to around dlncoiiivllv lln did nt have t mo to movo thirty fet loforo I lila cars ran upon tbo switch with nn awful hitter irni elite I Its Iflnutli In I two sncouds lund us ibo tvheiilK erurk iliutlo i tbo cars toppled over tn the bIt and Incite ono long jump Into the rlvor snnshlng wntor Illty liet high tie tlioy struck They were floating away un tl e Ixpn fr pulled In whats the matter uakeil tho conductor O nothing I jut switch those cars into the river replied the man Never a paesfnunr on that train know what bad happened Tlie matte tuicI wit hutj Hived nn awful onlumlty yet Its vvis the ituiildest looking roan you over saw holding u puultlon A Wnll Hlrret IVull I do not cars to very much it le stoukO tall g ga U 1 y oft I limply ull cot at lbs touch Abd at my tosses Cough Hut Julius Cater bow It galls Woen every btarlib cbeup Un my especIal hobby falls And sends It W Wo w kigd ML noxxar TACTS wr rotates T tllc the Truth Abut the Affairs or the t Nulloaul Democracy I Fnm tii rtltrilmrt n4erAtpeit tn a rceonl Interview wllli the Vianhtntton Mr pnnclentcf the Alenaodrla iliutttt Pedlar hangar of VlrjInU rurroborated fcenator HUcVburni leitlmonw that the Inati OjMt has hen right all alonj in Siting that the nomination ot Stephen n Clcrelund bf the next Dtroecratle Convention won4 be fatal lor na cratlo rre l lcntlal prospects In Ittu There u clcartr htitled politician on eiihtr stile of Maei aUj Ilison C hiss than Ur Harbour and tie la a moo ttui alwnys limos p reunn for he faith that II In him hiatv ot the rennoiin mulch tie tire In tile interview bs5 beet urged through lose colnmrm alrrmly not wi are fain lo believe without eflrei on tlilnklnc peoti though It cannot be denied that there am many enthu suds who sri wiliing tn acctpl Lliv eland and ititMl rallur than another man with victory 1 oh such pie It II merely a case uf the blind leadldT Ida bds i lint prerllcal peope wiili clear polltloal tUloo ace not eager for the perils of such a Itadcritiln Nor n th irrcatina of the Deinooratlo party prepared to admit thai timer It but one nan In in ranke capable or flung tIn rrf ld ntlalob lr Mr Harbour e arxnmtnts acalnut the nomination of Uleviland In IMIJ Me over whelming and bauid l be noltiilre of the matter witu every tvuiocrat wbo sincerely wiilieelo Me the party triumph Tiieie espreuloti on the part ot 85551ws Uarbour and Ulacibiirn anti similar views enpresed by Democrats In all parts of the country are eritltylnj to us not brcatwe they are In accord with the onlnlons we have reeealedly printed out becann thty fore shadow that action which ld ulllmatelr reset Ue Ueraocrailo party from illsaiter In 1oU It U ewlkle for a Democratic tirltZ reforuiir to be tlccttd la its but be meat be a man who has never been biaten for the lrt l lenry and who Is In seciml with hIs party tn Kew Yort Frvntla Atimndrtii Kattttr WJI II TO Nov an Mnalertiorman U hire today Berne ssled about a recently reported and psbllsb5 eipreiilon ol his favoring the renomloailon of vr Revclan t be std E e had never been Inietfltvtil ea thg subject and lot I utter tocxpreuel Ullnitlf uj that lute object and be thought that ot all fond Porno crats anxious for the suceem of the party In11 U to unify It and to brlsg all Its pans Into steerS and bar nony aa eeeenllally raqnlslie and oicewary for He success In the next Ireeldeitlal carapaUn Mb thsj otijecl stall be accomplished he said but bar4ly befm would be time proper Uiae to be looking out tureen dldatfa An exStAte Senator from the EIghth Conireai Virginia dlitrlct here today who took a promlnest pan In the legislation of hie State a leading member of the bar ot krilnle and well and favorably knsiwn thre ih oat the limits of his state says the view of Beoater Harbour on the subject ot Ue next liemwratlo erect dentist uomlaee otracU the keynute of the eaiecraUt party for 18H4 and are In accord with those of thous ands and hundreds of thousandsof truebtna Democrats and not only of his own state which was Bearly lost and In New York which was lost In IfWK bat In an the other Mate I never in all forget be said the lukewartnnris that prevailed In my wtt tavaoltko last Presidential election and bow many of the melt active Democrats until that election didnt even te te the polls m tlu 4mtttr4m UntiHtt Is IRgs It was show very clearly that Mr OleTelamd oould not carry this Commonwealth against th weejk llnxof IndianapolIs The Democracy of thIs country want a winner In n and It Is net likely to look among the defeated te Bat him Jill address at present Is Albany Albany coos tr N y mm me JCtmcMurr NewS It Is a shunter clroumstance bat Mvertheless aa Incontrovertible fact that every iromleent poUllclaa In New York Slate who has allowed his devetlon to Mr Clevelands personal interests to lead him Into chug Inj Governor Ull with ueachirjr In 188R hoe himself been snarranttraltor tO the Deoorstle party ItwenlC therefore seem that they measure Governor Ulll by their own yard stick Charlie 8 ralrehlld who was a Cleveland Cabinet Windier for example net only voted esalnit the regular Democrotla ticket IB New York city on the 4lh instant and ton Tom Plaits Re publican ticket but he stnmpod the city tn the f UK Once eomMnailon whlca was so dlarepotable aa affair that the Rev Dr Deems was Impelled to deneue it publicly at an inhotlr alliance frm Ua SM4MMIa Aprouu For President in IfiWi DavM Bennett Bin ef Rew York Platform I am a Democrat mm cM leases Dauent Wa are glad to see Democratic papers te Kaasa do tardy justice to the worth and dUKUirttoke serneee ct Oov David B Hill tot the Damoorotlo party Wa were confident that sooner or later umasoalnf pnjadie baaed on nolUniUnflble oialnst UM DeBoeratleKi eoutlve ot New lets weald be bId aside sad Ik kMa ran ot the Democratlo prea In tkla BSal would renK the gallant leader of New York Demecroey ta the saOM Mitt esteem he Is now held hr th Oenooraoy ot ibe nation 7r M We ana lesS JM liars ntetory frequently repeate heel Tor naar muajr years the Democracy of New York was witBMt pqpe lentatlon In the Senate of de United States Alter the treat Greeley disaster In 18TJ that natehlee 1e 4er Bamnel 1 Widen determined that a Democratic tecr slot must be rained la the Nmnptr commonwealth A Demooratlo LenUlatare was eecoredln 1814 and fra s hose who two yean prier had bee defeated fey Governor by John A Dix by over 60000 majority wo at Mr Tlldens ea e tlon elected as she colleeoe f Boeooe Conkllnir Since that time no asmocratis text atom bu been electee from Haw York Mb Tlldens pupil OCT Hill decided some tine ace that Xr EvaHs shall be succeeded by a Democrat and now k end be bold I tbe groundwork for snob aa event le nbetuUally laid and within two months the Governors reecrallsm will be duly carried Into effect There Is a strUdai similarity between the political methods ot tb lot Ha Tllden and those ot dor Ulll from Ae AAefowttls DaUtt Democrat Mr Cleveland baa said many good thinirs bBtoiwayc after the campaign woe over His message to Caatrea Was a good document hut It came too late Els speeeh at Colombo wu good but the election wu over The Democracy of this country want a candidate who ts a leader It dont want a man who feels himself to te4 to bilp elect the ticket Such a candidate can asvev get tile votes of the Democrat ot this oouttry wee they want and are going to have ls a good live Uadet like Governor David B Hill or Isaac f Gray wke on willing to lead and contribute something toward they election from in Stn Jmtantt funu David Bennett Hill 1502 Gray of Indiana David Bennett Hill 1801 Campbell of Ohio David Bennett Hill 188i PatUioa of Pennsylvania David Bennett Hill 8a2 Palmer ot Illinois oexImg Drunken Men rrtmtlu Dttnlt rnt rrta A man who wa ugly drunk wan ordered out of a samoa on Motuos avenue and heatoncf IteGloi I oil his coat and declared that he would din tint A row WAS imminent when a cttlzsa entered took in the Bltuatlon at a glance and called otit hvorrbndy sit down I Let no one attempt to leave this pineal WhaLe the uiuttur 1 asked several men at once None o your business I It is I my order that no one la to leave this place under half am hour hourWho are you 1 demanded the row raiser You Hit down sir I T wontl Wall dont von attempt to go outM Uiitl will binio one seize that man before he ct out IDont I Dont try to stop me or Ill hurt some onei i shouted thus roan and he backed to the door jumped out and walked oft Cop Clean Idea of Heave from the Atlanta Jmtrnal My Idea nf heaven remarked Col Bill Glenn last nIght Is a pIece where two law yer who thoroughly undorBtaud the ones arKiio balore no nble Judee and impartial jury Just nruiio and arcui and aruuo And novi r finish thn trial f Novur A V M diet would put an end to my Idea of iiiippinaB which consists In tOut Intel liuiuitUtriiKUi No stir a verdict would b the other place rollllca from Me Atlanta Jotwnsl I am the boss tool said a roan at the Kim bolt llovrtol Well I got drunk half bellowed myself bounce tuivo eront nil my money cot my hat i nibhod In nail huvn no placa to slenpand all ot itt count of tits nlecstlon of a mon whom I h veni vor enn anti know nothing about Im a utnutugrl In tIm city Tbo IUrlul olcrobanl Merchant Prince Yu wish employment It my store I V hat reterencei have yon to offer Tremlllnr Youthi 1 am a member ot the Your Mens Christian AMOclatlon Well Y M C A lug pardon 1 you May Call Aralnl Good mornlaf 5 Too r rly ton firooHya Hit wife wakln suddenly from sle pn nry did ya oaut husband who has bee spending 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