The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
December 12, 1890

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iPPSWW I k r W fc I II IF YOU SEE IT IN I A c u ADVERTISE IT IN Oft e tm caiLj tjA flit ftfb e Un I ITLL GO This applies to Advertise ITS O c ments ot Worthy Things 1 k VOLLVHL NO 113 NEW YORK FIUDAY DECEMBER 12 189UTEN PAGES MUCK TWO CENTS I PARNELL HOLDS THE FORT BK VBBB A CB01TBAR TO BREAK XXIO v ing VNITBD IHELAKD OFFICE i Rli Owa Tore AcntB In Charite No Maa Caa Dictate to Him Ho Sn Cork Give Ii HIM R Koailner Welcome anal lie rr I tetCafiMerloui Victory AUroirlnclrlek pr Bealleaeat la Hie FavorMr daditoa Make Her1 Hpeeehee la England DUBMN Dec 11The struggle for the p OI I Msslon of United Ireland nstumcs n new phono I this morning and again Mr 1arnell Is I In pos I I eislon of the OmCG of tho company When tbo lI opponents of Mr rarnell who succeeded last nIght In forcing an entrance to the office find In destroying all the editorial aitlclos that had 4 bon proparud by Mr Leamr who wan np polxJlatcrilay to succeed Mr Jlodkln net I iniedltor during tho absence of Mr William 1 OTrlon took Ibolr departure they left n guard II possession with onlors to resist auynttcmnt of Mr Inruoll or his friends to enter tho build ing This moraine Mr 1arnell proceeded to the office and with tho assistance of a crowd of oil Bupportois ho forced open tho doors and took pos osslon The police witnessed the affair but did not lutorfoio In any way After I ho had recaptured tho office Mr 1arnell went to I window nnd nddro sod tho crowd outside j Later details of iho rccaptuio ut the United J Ireland office thaw that at noon a crowd of Parnollltessurioundod the omco They foon I tanmi an entrance mid cjoctuj eight rough 1 i looking follows who had been detailed ns a I i guard by the nntlrarnellltes who poized the omco last nlalit In a ehoit time Sheriff Clancy accompanied by a ftrcnc guard np peared and resumed possession of the office In the namo of Mr rarnell Mr Pnrnell ap peared at one of tho windows of tbo oflloe houtlng that he would fight the battle to the Ist that ho would only allow the country to decide the Issue ond that he would submit to the dictation of no man He appeared to bo R fiercely excited and to hare lost his usual selfcontrol I Ho aftoiward In company with Mr Sfc Oough solicitor lor the National League I drove in a ear to the railway station where he t took a train for COlk Crowds hued the streets along the lottto and the windows ot the houses filled with Bioctators Mr Pa moll were I1s11 Inrnol was I warmly cheered all the way from the newspaper S V paper office to the station After entering tho f railway carriage Mr Parnoll addressed the crowd surrounding him expressed his grati tude for the confidante they had shown In Dim and said that what Dublin felt today lie I land would feel tomorrow To guard against any fuithor attempt on the part of Mr Iarnolls opponents lo recapture the office no ono was allowed to enter and tho doors and windows were closely I olted and Imtred Mr rarnell was accompanied by tho tat 11 editors he appointed StOI tiny and 1 whoa the ofllco wis secured against lutrudois all conversation with outsiders was carried on J through 1 keyhole When Mr 1arnell mado I I the atsault upon the ofllco this morning he II himself was armed with 1 crowbar which ho ii used in foi cine the front door Before Mr Parnell made the attack on tho oQlco ho procured two crowbars from tho bouse olonu of bis adherents hOU8 one in tho neigh borhood Handing One of thorn to Mr John 0 Connor they uroceedcd to the dnor which was coon with smashed the implements by thUs blows showered upon It it Mr Parnell bas ordered that all persons shall t tie treated fairly in the columns of linted ehal i land and l that abuse shall be abstained from f The Lonllon jM ir HuiM Michael laitr I paper today replies lo tho reecn mode by j iiwW Mr Varnell in Dublin last night In thn course EMf of lt 4rll 1 farethat lur eight years ilr Jarnell na politically a stranger In Ireland L and that bo lent noitner his bond nor bis purse t lor tho Ktrutge mat has been curried ou 1 ualut coercion and eviction currod 1 Mr 1arnell lalHr started for Cork AtNttas Mr Paroell received an address Irom the local J bianrh of thu Nxtional League and at Kildare d I he made a speech to the crowd that was wait ing at the itiniluii At Mona tt ieau thiro L wnsuu anti1arnoll demonstration when the I I train arrived a priest leading the opposition f In horln for Mr OUrien I The clergy or the North Kilkenny deanery I I denounce Pan pU and support toe candmncy olHir John Ioie HenneNsy the 1arlliuuentaro nomInee of the iiutilarnell Inctioi A mietineo I tin J ii I111 I l Council C of Kil COllcl 1 kenny wan held today nt which I losolutlou I was uiliinitMi iBOLUiiiiK the vi ti of confidence In Mr rirneli recently tit pttd by the Council An amendment wee submitted to tbt metlng I that an udiournnifnt bo taken until next week l J to allow of tlsaiiKhlon on nreolutlon xigulfy roolutun lillly A IDK their adher mo to the Unrnrthy action llIrlh fscton I J This amendment WIR not seconded and con 1 J i1 temipntly no action was tnkon on It I The Workmans flub nf Kilkenny are mak I I Inu prcpniulon for a torchlight inoco ilon In I honor cif 1 Jlr IMrnell ami they will give him au 7 enthusiastic WiMcome when hu arrives there 1 I Tbn laiKe aud enthuHinstlo moottnc bold in I the notunila last ntsht and the sicocb Ion math ly Mr Parnell has already had the effect 01 f Inrtuenclnc ullio opinion In favor or Mr arnell tiirmifuout Ireland and tho number L 01 hIs adherents I KI on ing rapidly His tup porters in Limerick am making preparations 1 for a uoar oimlarillslny i in his honor upon 1 I his arrival ihcio ills constituents in Cork ate ulso moparlai to ircolvo him and they 4 I will Livx him I onthiiBliiktlc welcome Air Leu my has sent a privut desiutch to a friend In Li ndnn saying thut Mr 1arnell is winning all along the Hn wlnnlul The Mot HOI Abraham Jirowrlgc D IX Itoiuiin Catholic ilanoii of Obeorv In which loco 81 Is the town of Kilkenny bus advise I tha volurs there in iho coming election fnrii I i lucmierol lie HUUSD of Coninions to till the vacancy causa I by the ibatti or Mr 11bo cast their ballots I iordlug to the dilutes of I thor oiiiBclencti Thn llilu ihom will ho n good test of Irish onulon and the sIIipetrs of Mr Iarnell nto itfBlrnus nt I putting for wanl tho NtroniiHst posHlblo iiue hid lit 0 At the inquest of Mr Pnrurll Mr Kelly who WHH immlnntrd today has retired In favor ot Jlr Mncent Hollj a a naltliy Tipporury laml owner Mr Henlly has for bcou ownlr Hroly his yetis beoll mem bftrol tliji NntloKil I eiictio ant bus recently priimlouu to ii11 I i iioloith of is IH laiiimo to I thai I ornaulzatlou until I au Iilsli h 1aiilamont nieelH Iu I J ublin llo I I hns ISUIM I nn ndilrcHs to I I the electors I In which he hayo that ho hud in nsftt to enter 1nrllamcnl In isOlator Union but I thathe now bolleves Ills duty cull inon him 4 i to offer himself an I candldnto 1 IeiiT Moran the man arrested yostrrday for Btrlklnc lr Jolly with I Mick was arraigned ntiirged In the 1ollco with Lnuit assault this morning und formally Wiieu the train bearing Parnell reached Hal loir Btatlnn a majority of theassomiicd crowd booted and jeered only a few cheers being Enlsod for Inniill At Cork an tmmiuito crowil hn1 Blithered and UIH arrival of the train wag tho signal lot au extraordinary outburst of un thunlnm The Limerick corporation by n vote of H lo I 8 today loiocioti I motion thanking lisa ma jorty pushy lor Its aerou In regard to Parnell A deputation from Limerick suit Mr I urn ell UUy rick Juiieilon and Invited him to visit dltol that elty Thta hu promised to do at au early CIBX Dec 11At I meeting hold horn last t night over which the Illch Hhoriff nreKlded a Parliamentary committee was apponlod tip OIK S iiiise 111 1arnoll The Chairman said ho hopod that the division Iu the Irish party wouH ie prior and uucounced that twentyone Nation lit members of lha Cork Municipal Council wore oppo od to Mr ParncUsremalniiii at thu I I brad nf the party Mr Parnolls tucoptlon In this clly was simi lar to that corded to bins in Dublin IIIH wi1 come being of the IIIORI enlhiiiilustla character An nddie s mom the National IA uitn wan pro tentol to him in Ibo Chiimbor of Conimerco where a tremendous crowd had tftuli rod lo er t bIO Mien etorm of chieis Mr 1ur J Illn reply lo thin niMrtfeS all I come among you confident and with a croud heart amonl ballot that whit Cork and 1010f Parnell lire united Irbiid I Ie l united lp vIIere thlro was a slight Intoiruiitlnn due to the breaking 01 a ulnm In tlio noon at the en trumn In h the hal hy the procure of the croud Mr 1arnell lemmed 111 proud nt Cork which hal given a ver diet for m wlihoiit waiting hour Inc fide of I the 110 With sin h lell I neol not feuir the loe of hiidstonesi trumpery bill which would allow his iiolicri to baton us tho lajdlonJs to tleteTnit hD country iiHberotonroand would give It elanul tirl liltig which IrUhmen 1 u could not net for tlicmseUia I without the bill It U lot for such 1 memiiro that II Iii retains tho proud tltlo of llebel Mr I smell continued in tho vein that t marked his Dublin speech Ha declared that never In Gladstones palmiest days had he dis Slsjed the Idel torn single instunt le Ira lud an ih Gladstone might ret again be In con I fllot If f hi wishes to lead rou bold bo lot him coma to Cork with tho recreant members of th Irish party and try The wise Grand acquaintance Old Man will bo still wiser after making your No mol IbSlrcplnlo ever spread through out n compact army than the fable that hone is any danger lo the cause of homo rulo be cause you ate true to your leader I lonvo tho cause in your hands knowing that them Itwlll 10 cafe I could not look you In tIle face I I did not Rpenk true words Fire lions hoinon should scorch me I I wero no untrua to coun try nnd a people that havo loved me Choeil 1 tr1III would justly ban me as disgraced nnd dliigracoful lInt I am not so I can hold up clAracoful no J my head and face thn world and 1m sent a tout I rave mont tnevory revllorso long B 1 know that you trust me Irrlos of We dO1 I am poworftil and bnpoy nnd our enemies are disgraced and oonfnundeil ILotnl cheers nnd cries of You will win Wn will fight for youJ I hate piactlcAlly been called from I bed of sickness nnd pain but Cork ban lone moro for mn than all Physicians and medicine could do I dish go Inrth to battle sharing your strength and confidence nnd wo shall tram I nvorwhelm cheoin ing glorious I victory Loud und prolongod Mr 1arnell was followed by several other Bpenkors at tho conclusion of whom ad dresses In response to calls from the streot ho expressed brlelly from a Window his aptuo dalton of the reception given him VAUNELLs NOisY KNUMIKS Hoforo Ibo train departed the crowd at Mal low became ery violent and made repeated attempts tn enter Mr 1nrnells carriage The mob nourished sticks In the nlr in a menacing manner and shouted Down with lie black Kiiaiill 1 Down with the llfacrtlnel anti slm Ilr crIes A bnnner bearing a portrait of Wil liam Olirlon was carried by the crowd COMMKNTH 01 TIIK LONDON PRESS Tho 7 tnM of today thus comments on the MeCnrth manlie to Ihro Is 1 striking contrast between the fltghlng spirit of Mr Inrncll and Iho tepid cuniiiinnpaiosof political argument strung together In tho mnnllcsto of Mr McCarthys followers Wo are not dlsposod to deny that this later document Is Ingeniously reasoned Irom a Gladstonlnn point ol view Hut what will be I the effect on Ireland Will It not bo Interpreted as justify Inc nil of Mr 1arnellH charges Insinuating sift demonstrating the dependence ot tim null Farnolllton upon the English political party and nbnudonlng the po ltlon which according to Mr iarnnll endowed him with the loran b INS n which bo compelled Mr Gladstone to aceniit th piInclplas of home rule IcIt 1atnoll may bo wrung but his caouln Ions are plausible Morooer they are Hal tering to the vanity of Irishmen It tony ho obsorxed that Mr rarnell scarcely takes the trouble to defend or excuse himself but car ries tho war boldly Into his tnrlos country Ha lays sros upon thin plaice which begun when ho stood for Cork ten years ago that I his party would nexor accept ofllco under tho I Kngllsh Government and ho tries to convey the Impression that It Is l boause ernie ff hU colleagues wish to wriggle out nf this nlcdga I scruples that he is I to be bacrlllced to Mr Gladstones Tho llnOv Xrtex says Mr OTlrien Is sail ing on Saturdnv to 111 i In touch with his sai loagueB but evidently with little hop that Jlr rarnoll can be brought to loaton ludeod the eteniHln Dublin yesterday and the foiclble solziiro of the taper Mr OlJricn has niche poxxorltil and popular nlrendr show what isthe chaiaclcr ot the civil war which Mr arnell is iou ci rug in aunt I i The manifesto or thn Irish members will ho fairly judged by the rncllsh public There Is I not much bitterness In Itwhen all thprovo cation Isconsldprcd 1 lays its writers open to the charge of having tried to hush un things it good dod too earnestly and coitalnly too long but this Is not n xory grave charge to make nealnnt the followers of a leader who undouPtedly rendered what Mr Gladstone calls splendid Bonlcos to the cause of their country The recent conduct of Mr Parnell will be a curious puzzle to the blstorionl Indent first to have done so much good then suddenly to try to undo It to bo so trusted then to prove that trust till In vain to have shown such self control and then become BO wildly uncon trollable All this would be an Intoietlngstudy Al 11 If unlottunatelv It was not eomqtlilug more A IJUrjniLUNIONIST MANIFESTO Tho Cxrentivo Committee of Iho Liberal unionist Association has issued a long maul festo which concludes as follows 1arcell and the Parnellitos naxe nlwsy been nn iintiiihtxortuy body upon boO pledges no lellnnoe could be placed and whoso Parlia mentary antfoudentB made tnom unlit and un lleuts anL safo allies for any great party and recent events must bnve forced this I consideration upon the minds of IntuiT Homo Itulei No distinction can be made bntween rarnell and his adherents nod the nf his ILhereDls majority party who seek to depose him The latter condonoil his delinquencies and accepted bin policy nnd nol Ink saerlflc of him as 1 moans nf ex traordinary frosts terms from their allies TOo rulsinliA the HriiUh Home Rulers made was in allowing themselves to bo convinced trout either thai mnthods or Ihe objects of tlio Irish revolutionaries had changed Neither tho Farnelllr motion nor the seceders will oer accept home ruin Without a mental rcs eivatlnn fur absolute separation and com nloto Irish independence Any scheme for homo rulo based upon other lush declarations Is and always ban ben illusory MANIFESTO OF THE ENVOYS 0BHintt AND DILLON HION A JTJIZIC HEVLT 20 VAHXKLT They Ak Irishmen Wfcelher It tl HnM B IJ aomlUl to Win the Geer1 EIn Under IArell end What Hope There I t a HIKb If They Lode the Election The envoy of tho Irish Parliamentary party rant out this manifesto horn tho Uoflmn House last nIght Wbea we ranched thin country tlx weeks ago to certain vie tho Irish cause was marchIng t oortln tory After five car continuous aud btttor struggle tho coercion Government was baffled nt every point of Its policy In Ireland antI dis credited by a cones of stneesrlne blows at elections In every quarter of Croat Britain I was confessed on both eldcB that a nanoral i election must brine n horns rub majority Mr 1arnoll In his manifesto discuss no other danger except the danger of a Gladstone ma jority at a general election being too large The dissolution of Parliament could not bo deferred beyond two years I Would almost certainly take place before twelve months All that woa necessary to secure the triumph lor which our PeOPle had waited BO lone and made such Incalculable sacrifices was that we should raise tho necessary funds to preserve the ekted tonnntH from destruction and keep their oruanlrntlon uiiorushod 8 ns to force tho coercion Government to face the general election In the Bamo condition ot abject and I rnnfnxRMl fnllnro In which til Blnry Qf f the Irsh tenantry hail kept It throughout five years ot Inoisnnt conflIct with coercion An eviteui tonnnis fund that would brldiro over the I tutorial was all that wax demanded Tho al Irish race In America were eiitbuslasilciiljy EUpplyltiKit In JOSH than two wool nearly line hundred thousand dollars wire sos bscnileul In response to our appeals It was certaIn niulllolont sum would 10 subscribed to put an end to the lust hope of the eoerclonlsts und pantile the IrlBli people to awnlt tho KOU tl rnl aleol Ion with unbroken ranks and couil dent hearts butt la It that has dashed the hopes of six weeks nsroy That Is tile questIon the world H kovery Irishman to answer calmly his own OnseiltiOut In this solemn hour What hM ICf occurred In the Interval to make every Irish boast tremble with foiebodinis now n tho proopoot of tho general election which nix weeks ago they longed lor as tho assured hour of victory Mr 1arneil asks ns to bollevo that the change is duo to Iho ticacbory of Mr Gladstone uml to the corruption ol that Irish taut lo whoso fidelity bu nt their last banquet In his honor only I few months nso uttilbuted tho mic COSBUH of his lIfe and who stuck to his louder ship to the last niissuto 01 the lat hour when It wan possible to retaIn him without dooming Ibo Irish cause to certain ruin Let every thinking man asK hlmnelf whether eithernf insols tho truo explunaiiun or the elhor sudden 11 I woful ecllimo of our rnusn Ii it credible that th llawnrdou Conversations of twelve tiionlbs ago HS to the possible details of n future Home Kule bill weio lisa teal mnvlni ramo why Mr rirnoll ptrhen to Incite tho Irish ponplc to deadly lioolllty to the only party from which oven Mr rarnell htmeoH vim pretend to expect nny Homo hub hill at all Is It credible that he tins all of a suddtn lost conlldonce In the Uildlty of his own IrIsh party against whom ho now actually makos it a asubO of reproach that ttmlr errors of personal devotion un I ratltiide In hi hour of trial the leadership encouraged him to lofuso to retire Iroui HuggeBtlous of dof ertlon of a great trader nt such an hour oiercNe II natural stall oer Renorou Irish minds Hints of treachery rn the parts of British ntntcsmrn hno not lost their power over a people only too will UTUH tomed to the tradition of British faltblosncss by their unhappy hlxtoir It 11 i only to easy to undoiBtHiid the Inituonco upon our warm hearted lolloumiu and follow countrymen of nppealu to loellncft Mich as thuse tinged with all til authority ol Mr Iarncllti name and with all the dexterity and magnetic pnwor of which he I 1 roaster Vo ourselves even though removed moat lie scene of conllict have hud to put our poroiuil preilllpotlonft to an almost Intolornblv train in endeavoilng to seiuinito our uttnchmrnt to un unrIvalled Irish leader from our absolute and overwhelming convictIon that to Indulge our personal loyalty to hInt ono moment lonmtr would be to Incur the certain Irs of tho general election aud make our elOq in 6poublldo for the uppalUiitf legacy of disap pointed bops which the Inevitable trlumuh of coercion n the polls would entail upon our un happy people Our position In this matter U A specially cruel one We have find toendnre theanuuiMli of suelnu all the fruits of woury years of bnttlo with tim enemIes of Ireland suddenly and fatally Imperilled in the very hour of victory by I crlslo lor which wo ate not In the smallest degree responsible ami which our aboenoo from Ireuud renders us perfectly powerless to control tveu I every private nnd public uttcrnnro of our political lives had nut attested tho sin cerity of our allegiance to Mr 1nrnell ills wildest partisan l will scarcely nuspeet us of 1 desIre to overthrow his lendeisliip without SOl tnrrlllc cause at n moment when n few months more of united action would have brought us to victory and when any prolonged period of dlRxouBton In Ireland must involve the curtain loss of the tiemendous Interests we had staked upon tho general moctlon W a mar therefore perhaps claim even nmld the Here nanlon of the hour a patient heRrini from our countryman while no at U tempt to do tho only thing that Is left In our power lo aid thorn In this momentous decision namely to Impose upon them our deep convic tion that Mr IMrneUB d plnrible imputations of mutiny on the part n his colleagues and 1 treachery on use part of Mr Gladstone ate nb Bolutoly bns lesg and unreal side Issues raised for the purpose if dUortlnc Ibo jinlgmont nf impulsive Irishmen from time real Issue 1 which ImJllsllo every man of Irish blood will have the duty of pronouncing upon within the next few weeks under the most solemn obligation to hi ton Bclnnoe rod to his country That issue Is I whether It la humanly possible to win the general ul ctlon under Mr Parnells loader BhiiiV And If the loss of time general election Is the curtain t and Indisputable price of retain ln ti him cim Mr 1iirnell himself or any rational human b lng honestly taco the future and point to nny lay 01 doilnlte hOPi to sus tain our unhappy people lu lace of a triumph ant Tory inniority nnd a Helpless and divided Ireland wth Mr llndsiono gone his paity irrevocably ostianted from the Irish leulnr and tin I wholo British poopl angentil by ile iilni able Insults to their leaders and rendered puspiclnua by Mill I moro 5 Ieiloi able hints of Hut Insincerity or nil our professions of friendship nnd forgl ones The certainty ot ailinnotrous general elec tion Mr rarnell Is I to clonr lghlxd a Allies man for a momnnt to dispute Tise hors lbe conroiiuoiKis mal that iniiht ensue In Irolnnd he can only pinhead to disguIse by vogue BPOCII lation as in luiuio pnillainentaiy strategy which loses nlglit of the faot that lulrlguns of EnglIsh party politicians In the House Com monH sir now replaced by the supremo tote of the IlritiHh democracy who worn seizing the full truth of the Irish question whoso hearts and Inlollects wero boyond all doubt won to the principle of Irish national ielfcoern ment and whom a perslMeni In Mr Farneira prreont methods would drlvo Into sullen dis trust of th Uses to which wo would put national rut tional scjfKovernmont nnd 1 rooted belief that thin Itlsh pooDl wore incapable of exor clhlnl It If this be a true statement of the prospect before isa In case of Mr 1nrnelli oontlnuanca in hlscour o dlsaMor nt the general election and blind hopelosness after itIs It neewiry to iiisilfy by snottier word the action which the majority of tho irish lepresentntlres have felt thnmseles coerced 10 take at the Diicrlllconf Ullr own mnnlfcM desire and In reelftanco to their own passionate personal promptings Pron1tuls lu comparison with thn uwlul issueat Make the freedom or the miserable subjection of Ireland for Ibo present ceneratlonthere Is no adnntage In disguising now the posslblo blundeis and mlsund rRtandIngs on bith shins which may bc l helped to bring us to thlH calamitous lay Wo an not Inclined to dwell upon Mr TarncDH regrettable iissiiults ininn UII honor of colleagues who worn pioud to bear the colellu of servility In their unswerving fidelity to his banner Htlll rvllJ neid wo InsIst the IIAS 110 upon gross anti almost Incredible methods he fins been driven to adont to suppress the RJ his cmn voice or hue Irish party and to delytli will of the majority of that party In violation wi tho fundamental pledge of that partys unity and of story prlnclnloof constitutional I freedom All those iiuostlons pale before the frtcdom Al tl080 rale great issue which every man of the Irljh taco Is now summoned to determine undor the most saoied accountability to Ill 11 cots IIOMt SIOI Allpnco anti to our onclont mute With tho IrIsh people alone the determination mint rest and a disaster even greater than a m18 taken verdIct would he a verdict wh ch would othor not be prompt and declahe ou onu side or the llavlne now dIscharged to t the best of our power the inevitable duty ef f pacing iho Issue before our countrymen IRi Its slmplleitironil In nil Its mllnlutlo1 the Irish pfOilodnllner atoly iiiuko up their minds to sacrifice the Ion erul lulu illsmiss Mr Uladstono from lUl lie life repel lie Brltlsri people from our Hide and face another smarter of a century of par liamentary paralysis and dreary nttemptH at Insurrection and todo all this on a question of punctilio us to the terms of a retirtmvnt

the dlslnablllty of which Mr rarnell him self half C3nfoFC8 then we will bow to 1 ceo Once which will rellmo us from political lives of ceaseless anxieties nnd toils If on thn other handns we earnestly pray lor the sake of our longsuffering iiopiilo the overwhelming masses of thinking Irishmen throughout tOO world resolve thnt they shall not bn pushed worll tho brink of ttu abyM which is so fearfully close to thorn tho present ordoul horrible though It II will hare boon the meann of giving incalculable aid to the Irlnl homo rule cal so Q well as arltic the reputa tion ot our old lender from a fatal slain Time llrltish fooplo will bo finally and Irrevocably won to lolle cause of Irish Iroodout by the Miectaclo of how temperately wisely and firmly Ihs Irish people can ex ercise tho privileges of selfgovernment evon In circumstances ntunnaralloled national perplexity and anguish They will have rn cei ol the bOt of all assurances that they can cho1 alllurnulf contldeln tho expression sot doen antI settled good will toward the Drltlsh noople and gratl I tudo to tholr great leader which wo Imvo van tilted to tender In the name of Ireland Lord II Hallsbury and I the Alpaca newspaper and all the watchful train of eoorelonlit who am exult I Inc In Mr 1nrcoliB unhappy work will ino sustained a tilappointment as crushing as their overthrow nt the Parnell Uommlssloii tlllr merely Americans ot Irish blood but Americans of every origin and of verv creed I oVlry orlAu Of will jnyliilly colobrato tho reunion ot the Irish Nationalist force by subscribing whatever funds may be necessary to kefl the allnt mon who wore enlisted In llolandfl bnttlo In Bafaty and comlort until tno general election will sound their deliverance from the coward ly I vengeance otlandloid syndicates and coer clonleta VVhenovpr the Home Rule bill comes to bo framed tho lilsb people ore guaranteed ns to the satlKfactnrr nature of Its piovlslnns by AAI thenown oulat ro oluto stroncth 1J tbo un shaken und unshakenblo ludeneiidcnro of an Irish luau ty who nro ut this moment giving tho t highest pro of independence that couldibo Indfntonee tlat exalte lltilll infill hanitud unddototod fnl WI10 111111 lowers of 11 nt Idor and by every inotle of Htato rnaii8hli As well all honor that must determine Mr Ulnilstone to make the groat crowning achIevement of his lllo a worK of complain and final locouclllailon between tno two countries Finally our cause once rescued from Its present donilly peril our race mny rest asurcd that nothing which the tenderness ilnvntoil collongues can do will be lout undone to hII whatever wounds may halo been Intlietod 1 In the heat of strife and to do juctice to Mr Par Hells gdtilus and Ills work so that Ireland may drop n tear over thoorrorsof n nafBlonato hour ana may I remember only the great Irli li 1 man nod born lender of men who found tho IriMi cause plunged In In Inleasncss and tin stair and whose aim has lifted that cause to the pinnacle of power and ot triumph DUS Imuiv I WMMAM 0JIarx P I 0Cottn 1 1 OCOIMJ I 111 BULTIVAX lnOlA1 F Our Delegates OBrien and GUI have decided to De1tat8 Gi return to Europe by wny ol Itottordam In steal I of Invlo Jurope Thoy will go on boat tho Obdam tonlanr and will goto Paris from Hot terdam 1ehttute l Harrington th taruell ad vncato nmotig tho envoys will tail on Satur day on the Auranln UIMHIN Doc 11After reading the mani festo of the American envoys today Mr bec delegates ton sent the lollowlng cable message to tho xVo observe with groat ontlsfactlon the ab solute Identity of opinion existing between tlio Mcnttr delegates in America nnd the majority Irish party Wo fool perfectly confident that when the favor nf tho moment in Ireland has abated and the i ooole halo time lo reflect upon what they must do to save their calico Irom ruin your manifesto will have a decisive effect THOMAS KFXTON PniiAHEiPHiA fop Archbishop JIma today txpresl himself as opposed to JrIU nell as loader of the Irlh Parliamentary party lImo I Archbishop said I agree with the Irish Illhops mid Mr Gladstone My opinion baa been fully expressed In tholr manifestoes lEKCIE Ill Olu IXUNl The Itbrnln Cunnot Mupport Home Bale If rurncll Lead LONDON Doe ItMr Gladstone left Lon don today on his way to his home nt Hawar den Hu will deliver audroBso at Rctford and WOlksOI cit oute Mr Gladstone upon arriving at Retford Dopt nddrossed a meeting of 2000 persons Ho sail thnt ho had anticipated that the Irish members of Iarllainent by tholr spontaneous action would aettlo tbo present dlfllciilty In tho Irish question Tho continuance ol Mr Parnel in the leadership would be fatal to home rule Jn England Scotland and Wales 1arnell wan no longer the leader of Iho Irish Nationalists who had topnratcd themselves from him He Gladstone admitted that the Irish patty ouaht to ho independent and lint time consideration and Battlement of thin ques tion oucht to be left to thorn but tbcro was something beyond all considerations Irlh polities namely thin grout anse nt Ubeiulism in Inchnd Ireland nail Hcotbmd J ho tioublo respecting the Irish leadership was un additional meson for crantinn home rule Why should ruglHi and Kcotch and Wol1 politics depend upon tho choice ol an Irlih loader 1 Tho ennlldiiiitlal communica tions between the Liberal und Home Utile Inl parties anti the conversation with Mr 1unioll at Hawiirdon In November 1NHU ho said oiiually natlsfiicinrv to 1oth settles weru olunly Rullsffrlnrv Inlllo I Inct tlmi wed proed not by himself because he had no rotton publicly to speak about It Lit bv Iho other party Ho behoved that tbo OShoa divorce proceed ings would eutliuly destroy the moral forces neodod In Ireland for Out OttO who would bo thu lending nniplon nf Iho national cause The Libet ale felt that In uiantinu hOI rula they coiiitltiitol the Irish leader the constltu I llonal rtilor of Ireland Tho Liberals wero un willing after what had appealed in the divorce court relative to the private and publiu conduct of Mr 1ainell to malts him the constitutional governor of Ireland I won absolutely untrue that Air Mnrley had fuircnstcd that Mr 1ar nell bod office uider iho lirlilsh Crown before home rule was conceded The Liberal partys work In Iaillameut was to resist ooorclon In Ireland and that trork was as snored and usa urt nt now ns it had ever hen no matter who inluht bn hue loader of the Irish pnrty Mr Gladstone sulfeiuently nddies od an nuilienca nf 6OOO poisons nt Worksop Ho coutiHi lied Ills bearers not lo abandon Ireland on account anvtblnu that had happened to au individual lhe determination of the Lib HI ids wa Irievoonble they could undurtake effectually to support l1r cause of homo nut n lImo noxt election In connection with one Particular name He pointed nut tho impor tance of soistinsultuc the struggle for Ireland docmrlne that loclslatlon for Lnalund could not bo nhtalcod until tho country hud cot rid of the homo rule iiu stlon In an Intervlaw today Mr Davltt comment ing l ou the reception given to Mr IHrnell In Dublin yoterday remarked that Piurimell lad bon oiomed as was tiulllvnn the Ameiloau PiicllUt by the residuum of the populace Ho milled that Parnell was well aware that his ef forts to remain sit titit head of the Irish party und tbo IrliU people woro utterly hopeless Dlnchnrsrd for Iolltltal Koo CoLUvntA H c Dec 11A warrant this vonlnc sworn nut by N G Gonzales agaInst V J 1opo Oenornl of Kouth 1010 AttornoyGonoral Caro lina chargIng him wllh violation of tho laws of f mo filnte He will late n heat Inc ho mor row Ills otrencn Ii l dlsclmrtrlui an employee I of th e Btejio for political rcasouh Notice Kxlrnonllnury 11 anal pale Today and tomorrow suite or c nittt and vents formerly sold nt S35130 tSS 525 524 your choice for these two days at 1895 Thoy consist of Clay 1 Schnable S8 iO Bchnltle wors teds Huddersflold chovlote cut single or double breasted also button cutaways l at the uniform price of 1899 English ijeber dasher Co 189 Broadnny Adt I l a The KnyM Blue Line The futeit and lafnt traIns In the world ram between Hew York and aldington via Jerier Otatral Beadlnt and B and o All the ualne are vettlguled healed by 1 Al ul4 team eru it aad Att llfbtti by riauci IM dlaUou Id i I r iI Htlik IilterU rwiuas stt4 at szuflsats Puclats4dL Latcul Merle IIIK I 1 The lingual rol7asie from UusVuii atrtTtl 1 ttl olrlll to JI I atrtTtlI j I FARfiKLL A OT IHtt OWKBB Editor OBrien Break III Hllcnce About United Ireluud thf i Italdn on Vnl Of the raids on the office of United Ireland Mr Vllliam Ollrlen said jdstertlav I know the allude United Ireland nothing cither of on Ulited Ielan office or of Its retorted recapture except what I have learned from tho nuwiparers I am moat loath to spent on what is I to mo In any aspect a heartbreaking MuLJcr but Ihnrl are Borne nilsstatomonts In the nowRpapets which I rnuot correct It is stated tbat the edition which Mr Pnrnell attempted to FUPPIOSS by force wan to contain bitter personal attacks upon himself I cannot believe tbat to be true unless my Mpodflo orders wore dlBrecirJoiI When the controversy arose I cabled the fol lowing instruction to the manager Mr lion nelly Ifpartr dfcldri In fnvnrnf Mr rarnell hand ever the etinti iHhmetu t any authorized airent of Sur Tar nell If party uecldet iiralnyt lila leaiur h p support fur leva mtiileralely I UI nrenuounly avoiding Mil 1 un klml Unnuaire of Mr Farnel iirr unally and permit nobody Hi Interfere I rrocivrd a reply Messaco rccetvod Your Intriitlin8 will bn strictly obeyed 1 duboeiiuontlr twice cabled tin actIng editor Mr llodKlu eiuolnini blui to ioe tbat nflthlne tiorfioiiiilly ntTenhlTe to 1itrnnll should anr au 110rlolodlul I him to use tho inrioon of tIme pnnor In lie mntroxorsy To Insure that nothing personally liurttul to 1arnell should appear I specially Instructed him to pilnt rothlnc on tlio BultJIrt except what ho should write Jilmsolf Un the nlcht beforo Jlr Jar nails mid on the ollkO mieiilv toncablecnim Irom two or Mr rnrroHBOlilof 1arllninentary KupporterH hogging Mr Dillon and raiFKlf to ionio tj tunIs iiiiiiasklncmeto direct Untied Ireland to bservo neutrality In tee meantime I cabled tho fullonluu reply Mllhe iltlKlited to m1 Jack and you In Tarla Will ifliutiy dlrtt reutrniltv ot tnttrd ttfiand wean while roniriireriy luenaei l all round The next I heard was that QUO of the con tlomen who hail cabled mo that message was arnoni thoo who hud broken into the office and aunpresse 1 the papor by force It is Mated that Mr 1nriiall acted Iu virtue ot iln author ity HS director of the company which owns United Jrrtand and that bo owns the great mu jorltyof Ihn Bbure Roth these RtrttcnieDts are unfounded U he shares whlcli stand noun Inallv In bin numo are lent than half tim attune alit iii of Iho I company Mi I Iaincll Is not sine has not binii for noarly Ito sears pnsi K ill loc tor nf the company Hn ole dast bo ho at his own Ueairo about live years ago for tbo exprrm iiurpnno of guard Inc himself Irons nil pncunfurynr reo pouelbillty lor thus open i Teat rnsponslbllitv I have myauK born wholly throughout all thesn Tears leniltoly concurred In time wit dim of Mr TnrnilIM coursa In lint rioct I only I refer to It to show that IIH a mutter of tact It Is not true that Sir 11 Ill ell Is II illicctur It IB not true that miy illiitor of tho nompnnv iicciiniiinlcil hIm and It Is not trim thirst those who lorclbly outornil and took po seB lon of Inilfd Irrlaiitoiluu with him lied is shadow of legal authority for heir t iirnriwdlndi An to the lecnptuie which IK reported lo hav followed 1 enn only Miruilio that I annie kind jifooloof Dublin who had not altogether forgotten me In my absence and who bad nut tiircotten thin record ot United Ireland aliened their natural feelings to outrun tholr forbear ance I alit sorry to biiM 0 encompelil tosuy oxen this much on ntoulc no Inoxpiesslbly pain ful lo me I Bpeut the boat years 01 my lIfo In founding United Ireland For ten years it ban often almost nlniriehanded porno the brunt of three cnuttncutlve Coercion add Words can not toll how mouinful it Is to mn to think that after wunthorliii HO immy yearn nf eontlnuoim lIfe and duathatruitle with Dublin Castle the paper nhoiilil i In my absence and while my hand wre tied oxperinncu such treatment at e hnnd of tilt leader I all but worshipped Hut I am Mtiil wllllnc nnd eager to forgot tills ami I nil other poraoual eon ldtrHtlnnB It by IIny possible honorable means puiiiotlo ion ou both Bides can even yet xucorod In btaylnK the IIIARellt total strife In Irilrnd The Itnsromtnon Menu AssocIation hits adopted the following resolution unanimously Jtfioireti That w e the mcutfrm nf tlie cominon Weni Aaioclailon in regular IIIUlur shambled ten Her our henrlfcli I thanks to the linn J 1 ukeliy meet Ler nf Parliament fur Mnncoinmon i for hli unflinching nei oilon n Hie eau a of its frtrdnni nf Irf land and hu fidelity lonur itchlcii champion ami heater rharlei btewarl Carroll 1 K Uiti hrnildent Joule J 1 lootK crti rr fobbed br MnaUKl llurjclmr DOTMSTOWN Pa fled 11A O Uoyer who lives near rinmsteadvllle this county left for the West two days ago Ho cave his wife 700 Instructing her to lend It to a Doylsstown bank as soon as possIble but as no op portunity offered for sending the money them alma kept it in the house Urn Moyer BOTH at about 1 oclock this morning she was nwakened and found two men standing by the side il hon bed One ot thorn held a pistol blur heed anti de manuel Ihut she give thorn the johnny In trent fright nho Lot out of boil took tho money from Hi hldlni ulneo anti gave It to the men who Immediately Jolt the house Time men wore iuankk An examination ol the promises Hiowed that the burglar outored the house tbtouxb the cdlar window TIlE FORCE BILL DYING XT IS NOT T1KRLY 1O SVItnrE MOHfl X11AX FUUK OU 1tlK DATS Repnbllenn Irntou who are Anxlon thnt It HhoiiU be AbnidonetfIt May ha Hlrietmckrd by a Fret Cnlnnae Dill or n till to Believe the Financial munition WAHniNQTON Dee 11 There Is little doubt j that the result nt last nlghleBeuntorlnl caucus means that Senator Hoar nail tho other one mlos ot the Boulh are defeated ant that within I tho next four or flvo days tbolodcral Elections bill will bo abandoned At tho caucus It was evident that a majority of tho Itermbllcan Ben I alois felt bound to voto for the Elections bill If called upon to do so and that they would prob I ably under tho enmo circumstances vote for n change of the Bonnie rules Hint would enable tho majority to close debate at will It wan evident also that there Is ouch a large nnd powerful minority In favor 01 allowing tho bill to die that ionator Hoar and his radical col leagues did not dare to do otherwise than to let tho whole subject rest for n few dare and postpone tho ndopllon of a programme of action until another caucus can be held Tho delay in pressing the bill to a vote only adds to tho number of Its opponents Senator Ingalls for instance who lust sosIou wa mtpposod to be rt firm bclloor In tho necossV of this measure Is now willing nnd even anxious to BOO It laid aside Mr Ingutl ls line learned something since the close of lost ses sion and having road Ibo resolution adopted by the Farmers Alliance of Kansas opposing the passago of the Force bill be Is unwilling j now to give the measure his support For sev II eral months there has been au understanding among the Ilopubllcan Senators that when tho I crKIs should come in thu pending struggle Senator Jncalls should be put In the chair to arbitrarily rocognire alicpubllcan Senator I for a motion to clo e debate and lo Ignore any Senator who should ripe In opposition to the motion Mr Ingalls hits I formally and In picturesque language de clined to act in the capacity of an Imitator of Tom Hood VlcaPresldent Morton lifts also Intimated In emphatic a manner as he ever assumes that he rtgaids itns his duty to act entirely impartially to both sides of the cham ber Since these facts became known to the Itepubllcan Senators nil talk of arbitrary pro ceedings has been abandoned and It Is now generally admitted that the traditions and timehonored customs of the Senate cannot be trampled upon in behalf of the Federal Elec tions bill An Interesting incident that occurred dur ing the proceedings of the Senate yesterday was almost entirely lost sight of and its possl bIt importance overlooked Had VicePresi dent Morton been quick to act upon a sugges tion made to him by Collator Shonnnntho Sen ate might have adopted the Hood tactics ol as certalnlg a quorum without attracting tho slightest attention During the progress of n roll call upon some unimportant question Mr Morton announced that no quorum had voted Instantly Mr Hhirninn MiggestiMi that a quorum was certainly In and bout the cham ber ana that Mr Jloiton should improve the opportunity and count n quorum na nrehenL Mr Morton would not take the hint nnd refused lo mmnunco the vite until a quorum of enotors hail put In an ap pearance and voted Had Mr Morton acted upon the rather dictatorial suggestion of Mr Hhetman upiocedent might have been estab lished lust would have doiO duty for many years to come when an attempt should Im math to 000tril the Senate in the interest ot partisan politics It IB hard to move the Ken ate in the direction of trampling down old cus toms nail it therefore tar from likely thnt nn exception will be made iu any attempt to pass the Force bill At least a dozen Senators come of whom ore ready to vote for the passage ol the Force hIm 1 admitted today that Hie talk in last nights ration Hboncd be nnd n doubt that tho meas ure would hate to be abandoned Some very Ihelv speeches were insole In tIm caucus Pena ton Wolcott made the chief speech iu oppod Ion 10 the bill and announced outright that he should vote against it under any circum stances S motor Teller Ills colleague cracli cally endorsed what Mr olcntt Mild and other Senators spoke In favor of allowing tun hill to die n iiulot and pimioful iloath tonntor Hour appreciates keenly Iho lack of Hiippoit which he Is receding and Insteak of asking that the new rile providing for closing debate might bo endorsed by the cauciix and called up nt dice In the Senate he was willing to let the whole matter go over until next week A lithe conversation ihit took place In the cloak room gluis ngood Insight as to how the maiorltv nf thin Kepnhllcnn Senators feel in regard to Mr Hoars bill Senator Ingalls had In his pocket a list of atmut llltoen Itopubllcnn Senators who had nromlseir to eat cleeo and drink in the Capital until thin Force bill WMR parsed In a lone of mock suduees tie sold to a group of his colleagues It we can only get thirty more to pledge themselves to stay hoio we can uaslly pass this bill Through the thick somkeladcn air came the rinulng tones of bennlor Fiye who said I will htay and a du vn mere joined In the chorus Senator Ingalls gared nt them through his double Hpectacles put his little list In bin pocket and said laconically Yes you will all btnyln the lonk i rotc This Is probably what n largo majority of the Senators will do b If the bill einr comes ton vole This Isiiulte unllknly to happen how ever The committee of eleven appointed at last nights eaUjiiH to consider thus financial Kltuatlon with a lew to proposing somo re lief legislation will Iw apt to present some measures that ran be used as a magnet to draw Senators away from the Force hill and to relieve them of time noiosslty of rot ing directly aitalnst the latter measure Tho HoptihllPBuHonatorscau easily succeed In tak ing up the new bill and ghlng it tho light of way as agaInst Mr Unsure scheme Even should this not bo done the Itepubllcan rieim tin who favor freo coInage can easily assist the Democrats In sidetracking the Force bill wIth a nllver bill of some kind The Democrats found It very easy to day to Mment a vote upon the resolu tion endor oit by the caucus last night providing for dally ncBslons of ten hours or more and they turn prepared to talk Imlell nltoly nn nut motion which comes from thn Hoar contingent no matter what It Is It Is not jot nnoectinrv fur the Democrats to perfect nn elabornta plan of action ignfnt the Force bill They will probahlv not bo called upon to do so at all Ion Ills nultncertain that If they will but consume but n few days inor In de bate lisa obnoxious measure will be allowed to die a peaceful death in the house of its friends XIIK FAlItrlKtr IIJUJlADS AT LAIIOK No Drflnlte Cine Yet OhUlnrd to the As mtllnntM or Mm Heetmnnn The ono subject of Interest In Uorgcn coun ty New Jersey is the assault on Tueday tiijht Bear Vnlrvlow upon Mrs Henry Ileormnun Who e husband keeps n restaurant at IVitrl and Frankfort stmoeh tItle city A tilt angir who may walk at nluhtmll along the dreary roads is eyed with suspicion Dr Ayres who Is attending Mr licormunn said yesterday tlmt her rocovi ry Is possible Everything do nlopod yesterday binds to Impllcnto two men who liunc about KunRostcrs Hotel on Tues day attomnoii Albert Ltteslng time Vlce1resldotit ot the Protective Society whlnh JInrplinl Tnicy rep roonts biouuht in tlio Information lad even lag that a salesman Iu IIIINdnlo had broil held up on Monday night by two uioti who answer Croons description of tho men he saw except nn to details of dress lint talesman pro tondod that ho had a roxoivur flOut escaped j Ldwnrd Kuntc ths onlnlaw of Proprietor Kungossor heard n man trying the window of his houso nn Monday night lIe went tn the door and the man ran away Ho was mil and loft the peculiar tempi lut In tho snow which U soon about tno place of time a Natilt Mrs Hoormann said yesterday that whllo only ono person bonn tbo attack tho pounds Indi cated that another came nut nf tbo buxhxs be slrto thu mail Plnra lliuthnlf Dr Avrrss sr Milit isirl I patoil tills point ton I tmm Ill I it cut hitftu u o Mrs Deermnnn camo a onu Site hird a rust llmim in hut hiishuH anduuthcrlnguiilini skltte run tnunrri lie I opn 1 ho foottirlnt that mutt lend to Important rn ie uits Is thtriocn Inches long ami might bo UiHUti by u IMI lOHhUH 1iuiii tie itpol ui thin crimu it runs foi nhnut liJil yauln along tho road to IalrvIMV whore 1 rcturi Is mndi to tit oilclim starting pMnt and on ono side flint and then the other goes back again to NttngcsBorB iward l Kuntro who bust bunted rabbits for twenty nra nrguos from thn long fool prints that tutor assaulting Mrs llpormnnn thin tall man run ou for home distance and thou bIt the reid Hn rotraeuh his stepsnld Mr KantzA nt 1 ct r 1 oclock In tbn umtou DIng because tInt srwond tot nf lontiirints were tint iroxcn nearly as haul is lie I ilrst Ho wait mu Htiaugor to lit I ruiil bcotusn bin steps show that he hug ud i the fence on both utile I If n man coicerm d in the assault bad taken I tilt diagonal rest he could lau I rnachpil thn Ill station at Grunton about limo tIme a Mhnit mini daslial un aid made Inquiries ol Miss M i A Ihnsuiar tInt tatiin agent about trains lo Now York llu coulil bno gone on time i III over HID Lrin road almost at once whlli I time West theme train had loft tomo mlnutfts booii ito Inquired thin way to ihn Vst flioro station anti whnbor It contained u telegraph otllco He walked I rapidly down Ito Uo t Miore track nnylnc nn I attention to MlbsCha mar when shin slmuimeil i that bo was uolnitpaRt time station This mans dross was unlIke that of tIme smaller man who conversed with Gioon Arthur Bradley who It awaiting a shipment of horses fiom Hultlmnrn wii1 nriosiod bv tlo Union Hill poll e on Ycdnodnv triiilo intoxl cntid Ills talk about thn crlmo led thorn to nspect him He WIIH released utter Marshal Tracy ami Mr Kunlzn ilmiilid that ho was not the man they wore searching los MISS oLajaf ACQUITTED She Wilt Not BR lu lti vl for Kllllne the Mitn Who Ilrtrwyrd Her SALT LtKK Doc 11For MX days Amanda Olsen has been on trial charged with the morton Frank IIIH on tIme evenIng of Sept 29 Tne case was clven to the jury yesterday and In less than a half hour they returned n verdict of not guilty Tho case excited much Interest not only bocauso Miss Olscn is thin first woman who has evnrbsen on trial for her life in thin Territory but on account nf the highly tragic character nf tho case The de fence wiH temporary InsanIty Public sotiti rannt was entli oly with tIme girL Frank Hall the victim of tho tragedy was a handsome birlcetiist Ho was n nmrried noun and bad two ohlldren but ho had tot lived with hshit wlfn for several years lie wai lii log with Mr Hart his rnltro and she took euro ol his children Ho iMt Mrs Hart to In troduce him tn Mis Olsen with Dm intention of bctmvlng her Hn neeMnnlWiod his pur pose aol then promised to mnrry the girl as coon ns ho got a dlvaro Ho left tho city and remaIned away for n yoar Whoii he returned last Sentombnr he told MIss Olson that he nnnr Intondnd to mime her Sue became ftlmot ronlod and ono rvonlng ns she saw Hall walking down tho street with his mitresa Mr Hart clis chill him I tbe ball I PaMI nix throuch bis h brain I and causing almost instant death Mrs Hart long I ago threatened longnnco If Idles Olsen was acquitted and will bo kept under surveillance ALFRED LISTKltS DKATU AT SKA Maid to IlaTB Jumpeil Trrb nra While Temporurllr Damaged According ton brief letter rocelyed In Newark late on Wodneday night Alfred Lister n lead Ing business man of that city died on Nov SO while on the Atlas steamer Adirondack bound for the West Indies It was rumored that while temporarily do ranged horn Ill health he leaped overboard and was drowned II H Miller his tonIn law said last night that hocould neither affirm nor fleny the rumor as tIme letter was very brie and stated that when port was matte full fut5rtIUltirs would bn sent It wis xlgnoii by Ur Cooper who accompanied Mr JInter Mr Lister was born in ngland In 1H2J and with his father cninii to America in lHr 0 Thoy Marled a bone mill muslin Tarrytown and in 1861 went to Newark and Kdwln llstnr a vouneor brother was tnkcn In partnership The firm Listen Drothcis did a large InisincirH lion roars ago a misunderstanding aroso and Alfred LIttler withdrew Ho invested henvilv in real estate and started ito II S Miller Foi I IllIn g Company which ie centlv failed SInce Jlr Lister lelt thin city a Mile has been mnd to the Agricultural Chemi cal Company of which his brnher ii limo head lie leaves a wife cud three children saw TIIO W A It It blUVTS One 0t the VFTOmlnRM Ittlr Waa w l now unilwuter tpout The 0 lion line rtonmshlp Wyoming whluli arrived yesterday from Liverpool passed two water spouts on Doc 4 In midocenn The first crossed the bows of thoehlp about two miles away whirling away to tlio pcuthenbt at JC oclock In the afternoon The second formed half a mile to I thn south t nf the I ship on the port bourn It was snowing at the tIme and this roaring cylindrical column wis Jilld wllli whit First Olllccr Lamb snld lie has sean a hundred nr more water spouts and tint lie appoarancoof those didnt create any alarm In his mind as ha regards them as dangerous only to tmull craft found Ilcnd In a Rnllrnnil Cnlvert James Jardino a wclllnown farmer of Pros peel Hill Wostchestor county wits found dead yestoraay morning frozen to the Ice In n cul vert on tin llni of t o Harlem Itlvcr ranch nf the Net Ilnen linllroad Lito nn Vodnoailiy nltlu Mr Jiifiilno ut i oirol a train at ihus low and aileiupleU tnunk hoiu Ho had to walk nlnng hue rullroal track and It In Mippoed bat I In t lie tIlts kmoas hu lulical culnieu tb location of tho unhurt and toll lino It An tt ant nuttIon blpitvod that I ho had 1 dl hail nf cODCipsion nt I the brain lie was M jeais old ind 1 leucs n wllu and tnro I children I Tlioipuio no grounds for bupectlng that ho met with foul play Ho fat n Wide Hwlh in MexIco NASIIVIMB Dec 11A Colyor Jr a son of AS Colyerof this city returned home from Mexico on Sunday He gave himself up to the authorities and was taken to Manchester Cof fee county to stand trial for stealing a horoe borne months ago Young Colyor in Mexico played a star cn gstgemont parsing himself off as John it Cnr fingoment on of Senator Carlisle Kentucky he lived hIgh In the city of Mexico aud wan t tasted and received mot royally Ion FrIs bee called upon him and Invited him to bo his UUifll lime young American accepted nil hospitali ties gavo Mls 1rlsbee a box party at tho theatre and obtained the Generals endorse ment of a HUUOO draft of Senator Carlisle Ho ib said to bare JflOiio of this money p iw on ito jioslt in a Mexican bank Tills money has been surrendered and the dellclt will bo made good Mm Jobttnn Meyer liana Ilimotr Mrs Johanna Moyer hanged herself yester day evening from n hook screwed to the wall of bur bedroom at CSC Wyth avenue Brooklyn Bhe was dead when discovered by her 7yearold daughter who had been sent up stairs to notify her that supper wag ready Sims was 30 years old Her husband Harry Meyer has a grocery below their apartment Mrs Meyer had been sutferlng with melan cholia and three months ago attempted to end lien ihlo by cutting the arteries at her wi ut with a razor Kllleil five PriHoni hail IHnneir FonT SMITH Ark Doc 11 I 1Charles Joplln shot and killed Ire potions today at thoJenny lead mine lively miles from hero and than committed culcldn by Bhootlng himself His victims woioJohn Miller his wife bin grown Iatmghter Lou itiller l Pr ihewstrt a prominent physician and a man whoo name is not known VIse sliooiliig oceuismel Into In tho day and details are muagie The only clue to tin cause ol tho Killing I I I IM In a icport I iliat t l r MotMirl t Intlmalod I I I IhU I Jnplin was lie t cauto of I Miss Mlllrrn trouble A Monlne Trie to Kill n H ter Tnoy Deo 11John Crelghton T0 years old a patient nt the SItters Hospital became a raving mnnlao tonight and ionclit to minder one of the Sitters She lirnUnawiiv from him and reached limo hall Creluhton pursued her but with ftoppod by two main attendants A desperate struggle followed iiuslng the great est excitement Tiio reserve pollro force was summoned and tb crazy man who was over powered with dltlloulty wae looked ap Five Trays for Iin liillitilrr OtsuueIo Dec 11 I lIimn i ase of Daniel KofU lag charge I with the llhng I of William jiish Mi I In a fight nt MiiinitMori i i t l lnst July t trot ii ti mi t to the jury isst I nluHi and tills nnriilng they brniikhl In a xeldiit ol nili lntllner in tho llrbt degree 1 ituli n JwMi thee senlencu I healing to Ito yarn at Mliiirn Tim wife ot the prisoner fainted ou harnig Ito aomutomice U U saIl the case will be appealed BYDICK CAME HOME EARLY 1 AXD TillC rotAO ItOAKDKJt AND Will 2JYIUVK SMV FttOM rUK 11UUSK Mr Itydlrk Hcll Jrntrerhs nail T a 1Csht nl the inldcH Knclnir He Could flays tint IIIH Ntvnrd Irom the Walt In TIM lie slight Have Hurt Homebody Mr Jennie Ilydlok ran Into the Bedford avenue station In Brooklyn Into on Wednesday etoiitnc and asked the Sergeant at the desk to send n policeman to her home 390 South First street to protect her from lion husband who wantol to kilt her Site bad on neither hat nor cloak and was excited She said that her husband had arrived home unoxpoctcdly nnd had heard Frank A Howell n young man IMng In time house call berk daillng Ilydlck took from Its place on the wall thin sword ho wears as an officer of tlio order of tho Golden Eagle and threat cnuj to kill them both Howell did not wait to see whether the threat would be car thee out but jumped through n window to the street WhIle Mr llvdlck was following How ell Mrs Ilidlck had loft the house by the bask door to seek thin tuotecllonot the police She wan Informed that the ollco i could not assist tier but that ordoia would bo given to the offi cers on post uonr hoc house to listen for her call for help It her husband attacked her John A F Ilidlck is the name of Mrs Dr dicks husband Ho supplies hotels with vege tables on commission Ho Is n small mullen BO lookIng man lie IM n member of Thorau II Dakm list tli Ai lli anti o grand chief of a castle In thro rder of tint Golden Eagle He and his wilo occupy thin Ilrst floor and base niciitof a neat twostoiy framo building Mr howell has a room ou time top floor Mrs By nick was tolling hor story to u loporter yester day afternoon when Mr Ilydlck untered Ho hold in I into i bniut h I n gullet I sword very badly bout whllo with tho other ho waxed n paper la his wife face What luivo you to say now1 ho shouted rcfiudlcss ol the letiorters luosence Do you admit tint what I aid last nlgat was truer Look at tills i dr lirdli k referred to the paper which Btatojl liver liatilt 1 i A Howolrs signature that tha t allocations mado by l Mr llydick of his wlios behavior ni edne diy night were true Mrs ludick rend time paper and burst Into tutus bor lusi anil jierlng ut her the while At lat Mrs IlydlcK mutterod thrnugh lser tiara ioilsupposolt is I mum Hn Is n much nicer mail than you mo ion urn double my ago and ynu lime treatod inn brutally Why cant you let mo enjoy lujtolff 1 dont interfere with you iho 1 husband began to storm and his wife mndo her onpo Mr llydick mode tills statement I used to live nl Hath lleach Mini thin and whIle there I organlred Lihertr Cnstlo NO 7 of tho Knights of the Golden larlo Fiank llouoll Is the azenl of a New oik firm that Belli nnilorm helmets and sw inKniiil 1 mot him wnon buying goods for hue cnstlo I Intruducod him to my wife Wise we coin tn iRe In South inset street ho rented a room in tint htitisu I was warnoit that dur ing my trciineiit absences from homo Hoiyoll nnd niy wife appeared to bo on ery intimate term but I would imt believe any evil of bar Last nlglt I got through business earlier than usual and entered Iho IIOICH by limo basement dKH J lound my Wfe with Howell nnd If I could I 1 h i got my sword from iho I wall I In lima I should hno run theta both through but they u ni aa I nllowed the miinnd u found him In a niniby saloon Hn had the nerve to i ask mime to huxe a think but 1 declined I tiad co led down then and I thought I 1 would tnko A advice beforo doing anything further in the matter I iruiiorallv go to work at 1 oclock la the morning and Howell knows my habits He Hiiouko 1 bto the liouso nl H oclock anti crept upstairs 1 mot him ut the door of his ovnrorin His mother who lives in iow Jar soy was with him but I did not earn I had my sword with me and I pointed it ut his neck usual madu him confess I think I sbould luno kllbid him if ho had refused 1 heard him as became up tho chairs telling his mother thit Jntiny nail nduar liitlo woman and that I be would protect her Ho didnt seem very well aIde to protect himself AfJer I had ob tained time oontession I lowered the point of my weapon and ho caught hold of it and bent It I do not know whether 1 shall apply for a liivirco or not A divorce costs 50 and abe Isnt voitli it i Mr Ilydlck ls 50 years old but looks younger Howeli lie 29 nnd a widower Mrs Bydlck is bleudor and piotty nndsays sho is nearly 25 AccaMed ot itbdscitoi For three months Theodore D Faulks of KosoxllleN J looked for William D Bird Ho found him tIme other day at Suffolk To and had him brought to t Newark on a charge of ab ucilng Mr 1nilksB ISyoarold daughter Grace Iliut I girl says thnt sho became engaged to hUrl and that on Nov 11 Wl shenceopted no Invitation to visit Now York theatre While nr supper she Bays ho Induced her to drink wine Aflerxvnrd he took her to n hotel Ho was committed bv Justice Van Ness un der tlm Henderson act which prescribes k SeIne penalty for the crime The Weather Tha Ptorm which WAI central north nf Lake Mlchlma hftfl pftMtil 10 the NOVA ftcoila eoant yeiterday Tnt oilier In Maiiltotia on XVelncMAy moved fouihcatt the lube uhere U formnl a mart of tlm low prennre area tact of the Mlmlnrlppl vull y o lnr Ita storm conilltlons Tli lilcli prrt ure area from tha west moteil lo ilm Gulf A second hIgh presser anavaa motiiK rapidly from she nnrthneii foreleg the low J reft4iire or stormy area ton aril the Atlantic onset sail iilaplaclnir Ihuem with fair weather In all the coun try wet of the llmljlpi l valky It wai alufalrla the Atlantic ami flutf Slates In the lake r Kli n tat cnntral xallera It ss IhreatenlliK with occulonal IlKhtrnln A drop In temptrrntue ef 20 occurred In Montana und the JJnkoiaa The temperature roM 3je In Tesai Tlm tidhrit ov rrment temperature In thIs oily WBfir0 Ion rut 14 bumlUlty averaged 72 per cent with light Bontherly wind Today II te fair with itatlonary temperature Saturday fair molder tIe thermometer at Terryi pharmacy In Tar Em bulldlnieiterdayreeuri1eil the temceralare ufollowsi is ihiwL uact I94 it 7 am I se ii A t ti Cmi II SI foe 47i 0 A M i 4i lb 5 ii 47i 4fi ii 3 rat I hii1 41 4t Averse 44i Atermie In Dye II RMNAI orricK rum OUT TMI B r M rniDir For Malae tW llampililre Vermont and Maiuehtr reiia llftr stow etomtC ililfllnx to oorlhweiterlyi colder fair tatnrilay itt nor KhoJe Inland Connecticut and casters ffeto tort llyht tnflc vlnttt rliytlno fo rionhutiitrlv lover Isle jvrcuitrt cfldei fair Saturday 1or the Imirlct ot IulumbU and eastern renneyl Tinia hew Jersey Pelawar Maryland and VlrdnU 4 colder an l fair Heather Friday and Saturday north westerly wIlds orwriern New York weitern PenniTlvanl aat treat lminla colder and fair weather frlday ud IM nrday uorlhweiterly wlnila dor1isa AJIOUT jo fry The renditIon nf Mr Charlotte A Kieoll tnbrm Da l uiu X Mctilt te 1 coiuller LiJj Improve Th Mitllnir IutiJ toiuiuU loners hay ftnlbor1c tlii otlmtirirr l lo Utu Iujijujuof duck tv adt la 1 p nrU r V u ulil MnrilH lftfft tli your women who stunt herself ea the IHIU i hirml ctttinn oc the Miburbttii FlernUd lull l toet i on suuls ov m I U 5 reiccrinif lUr tiutbvDl tli torger liiti tier rffiulirlv Among Iov Illllo CIT vettrrday were Haror i num rnllco Ciiniinlulonrr Muriln and Kmliralloa i uiniiil oier Ills wi y The iofriior i will depart ten AH any at tic i jLlocL stile morning1 Mr V I eel rra cr innnairer if Ihe art department Af the tfninrti will lecture tomorrow night at the hiri Art ehnil 744 irnaJwa on Drawing for Ke reduction M Ihf lecture will be llhictrateil Ihe jury in tlie Curt of Common Deal found a var rtlci fir tlm Jefenaitut yesterday Iu llrnrr den A oa cult in t riurr from Jfiliu H Aliev rTJiu ID fcmount of a m te eiecuteJ by lieurie l lioberla ronntork and route Central tuttle men raided a polio iliop ui IJi likccker ernest lass tlztitand ar rrtteil Irnriin i rine min two assistant The riauiiers arre totn to moUe lleailquarter vhere they were ta leil lo luillie Ior4 Tlie lamination of arpllranti for the Weil Felnl rairt hli ui lie sOft of Coiiiireoman A f filch f the Ill lOeIuit i iti u ire iilsrlct Mill I 1 le lielil at Iramraaf KMiui ii i iut ivith ireet on Saturday otit ii I 5 lCi1ilioc it it J A 11 iterlumr5 cilueke i 1 I eterin of the war who an 5hsO1 fpiiint ci rflM iul ilrro a rfiuwn In thai IIMIII I f f I lntnrlf In ill I Mil silt It lire of meal al I 11 5 m0 lit I Ii tviit rum iou mit at 11rrj 1141 I te C Its i4C lii tier V Ii IHrrlT It lio I oiu In the City Hull waa lint I hlaiiuh iu i 4t l rliurlh atiir utilItt let nlifiit for the Irl t n IP A or if nf f llll InrHliilriKiit vlri irlr hmrtli Inutl lu 5 in t it ttitn l ui a il mine a rilcuJW i lclure I If yut ieltO rtrs lurueil mwri time MltIr uf ht i lrjnt it Home In Hleecker cli Ce I trim cml l Ivrn I meit avra vUiiuvrw lurklhr about ilmt ilan iat ituCtut toil as ste a oiissmt go 5 a SoCked ti tie 1uoce Lni WeSt or a Imni5cmri Cttottti back lucy fouttd the Isot open etoi ii a out It secesi4 hour Stilt caubm a maim sito a7e he hi TIiitby B nSa of Jersey Cmlt If luat lu tile rack a steeLy I WI colas a a numb 01 5145Sf V5SL Tl11 L V 0

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T 1 Y r 13SP MfflRSG3bmmtSH 0 lilt HARRISON IS THINKING Ma fLAxr irirc HOT xnn WUAX ram jrjuuiDJUvr THINKS c Mbor mooisbtle no Mny tbo M ktnl Bill Will Not bo Amentfao Con rio Mnjr bo Aok4 to JExton tho Tlmo lor rnynscnt of tho OU BnlUa on Good In Bond Other Belief Monenreo Conldr d EiBenator Thomas 0 Ilatt returned from 4 Washington yesterday and from the moment S iii arrlred at his office In lower Broadway until late lit evening at his hotel llepubllcan politicians and others streamed In to ece him Among the visitor were many bankers and feutlnoM mln and their chief mission 1 to 1 ascertain just what had taken place In Wash iturtoa in the last week Mr Platt was not verY profuse of Informa tion II said he had len the President ser l eral times and that his conrersatlois with the r connrsatoa t President referred only to the financial and otstmerelal situation Some of the politicians thought that Mr t lists bad news for them but In this they wore t mistaken I appears that the President lent y sort of circular to most of the leaders of his I i party asking them to come to Washington and k situation discuss with him the financial and commercial I Bepublleans who are friends of Mr Platt say i that the discussions in New York over the Cus tom House patronage wers sot even considered at these Meetings There was matter of grater I Moment on band r It 1 true that oxPolio Justice Pattersons Visit Washington referred only to patronage aid that be went there full of his personal t KrisTOJioos against Collector Erhardt persona Cleltor l But I was stated last night that tho Presi dent d lied t see Mr Patterson Pell It ferred aim and his Iatorson Hecretary F windom and Senator Hltoook In tbe snare r Moments that Senator Hlscook bad from his eonialtatloiis with the other Republican lend I t on and the President ho listened to Mr Pat t tsrjson Bat nothing Tarysaiisfuoiury resulted Tile whole spirit of the nepu blca r6ulod lionel renown was that ho O O P Is In a treat crisis It was said by one In close com Iom nloatlon with the President that it was no time for this Administration to take wal part in tf the t to quarrel of tho Hepublloans tho different I I WM a time rather to consider the prin ciples upon which to o before the people On Ie this head It was stated that no amendments to the MoKinley bill will be made by the present S Octiresa There I is a wide differen of opin I ton aa t the force bUI but the majorIty of thee Ere 1iof believed tat the Senate should pass the bil Oneot the very Important points discussed S was whether another act of Congress should i IQtbe passed extending from lnres lb June 1 or July 1 the tlmo In which the Imported goods MOW in bonded warehouse may be taken out under the old tariff taen It will be remembered that Conares has fjhanxod the time once from Dee 1 to Feb 1 Then there was a discussion whether or not the I per cent convertible bond idea should pr lot b taken up and passed a this Ilea S Borne of the Presidents friends heartily be lieved in these two IdeaL Secretary Windom fcas been of tbe opinion that he cannot deposit i Government funds in the national banks This natonal 4x wif also brought formally before the President and some of the visiting Republicans thought t that an aetof Congress permitting the i4eoretary 1i Soda this bond b passed and that the Seers tary should b allowed tn accept if the banks cannot produce Government bonds as secur ity any security which would make the Qov rnment a preferred creditor 4 uhlr Is no doubt that grave dissatisfaction odsto I certain quarters with Collector Er lat management nf the Custom House Bald one o the bin CURtm HOURt is ot time to discuss such matters Tbe matlre VMtdent could not proceed against the 5 letor nless the leading Republicans thl t Lsw York State wer united against him enator Hlscook Vice Pr Ilalnst Mor 1 nn Secretary Tracy Congressman BelOen l ED Platt Warner Miller and all bands aul al hanll PS elleve that the Braver Questions now before tat Republican party must not b set aside for u a moment in an effort to punish the Collector ti MMuc of the criticism against the Collector can bo traced t Police Tuctlce Patterson who frS has a personal concern in the matter and one mater 1 r two you and flighty enthusiasts who 4Z now I much about the great principles of pH cuss Republican party as a vrlnolIles ice Th fat tbat a dozen chief clerks In the Cue tom Houa are retained In the Chinese classes r I is I a ludicrous grievance when considered be side the cat questions which this party must fact and the unification of interests which must b brought about before the Presidential 4 contest ot 1892 t Ul bellevedthat after the present crisis is vast CoUeotorErhnrtlt and his friends and those arrayedfccainst him will see the wisdom araJ anlt wi lte S ot eomios together on these minor questions 0 trat you can rest assured that the President amid all the present troubles if the Republican party will not consider the 4 personal complaints of Mr Patterson and his t young men against Collector Erbardt and r moreover that ho will not consider them at all pnleu they are backed more solidly than al I a not defending Collector Erhardt because I I leo that tn some cares ho has done mis chief But his conduct in my onlnlon does not wsrrant Administrative action unless the gentlemen named above are united in their i expressions against him Afterall thr present troubles are conhldered and inasmuch ns Sos I ator Blscock has failed to reconcile the Collec tor t certain Ideas I belO that Secretary 1 Tracy will do everything possible to bring the CttlMtor again in accord with his party f t ItEEVH ZH1XUTK 3O ICAXDAIJ B o Describe the Scene In the Iloiiae In Whlob Xnndall wo the Central FIgure WASHINGTON Dec 11An article written by Bceaker Reed for the Youths Mtoaiine of the current month has attracted considerable at tention among nubllo men of both parties In the article Speaker Heed describes the sconeS S in the House when tbe late Samuel J Randal arose In his place and with the band of death already upon him persuaded his colleagues to listen t his appeal in behalf of Gon Grant r and adopt without a dissenting voice tbe bill placing the name of the neat captain again i alan r upon the army list Tbe following Is Mr Heeds to description of the scene 1 I was amidst just such closing scones after a long night of turmoil and strife that a great man who has just passed away paid the 1 lost tribute of honor to a great General who J i preceded him t the tomb Whoever witnessed t ft will had It hard to forget that scene After t hi I public duties a Chairman of tbo groat An IS noorlation Committee bad been finished J Haadall rose In his place pale and haggard j frlauon Ilao lale ld hSIKardt kt Ms face gaunt with tbe weariness of Sleepless nights through which oulr hil J own Indomitable will could have forced 1 an enfeebled body and amid a hush which 41 seemed marvellous In that tumultuous hall t Wmanded that tbe rules be suspended and that lae President be authorized to place Gen rant upon the retired list with the highest r rank known to our laws lit t had been a long IonI struggle and but few knew that the motion was to b made There was scant time moton T to clone of the session to do the work S nsd every man felt that the time bad come I when it must be determined then or never i whether the last days of our greatest General j BhfHiM bo soothed by the renewed evident V that the lore of the country be had done so r much to save had survived tho hatreds of poll s tie and the shocks of party strife There s i were a few moments of hesitation for the pro posal was not without Its enemies but In those f few moments all obstacle were swept away mODIJt rt and vhs bin that enabled Gen Grant to Iwny n ii soldier in tbe service his country was speed H r lag across the Capitol to be made law by tbe signature of the President Now that 1 the strong figure of Mr Randall has r passed away I like to think of ni as on f that day standing in his place to render this great tribute to a will as Indomitable as his own and to testf to his faith tbat while the House of lleiirnsentstlves 18 the llercest arena i oa earth of chI contest It has its moments of generous appreciation which lift i above Mrlfe and enable it to anticipate the verdict history 1 ll lCBr fiicurr JA IUJD A q I WI lnc at ks IteUe ee of tbo It Mother ol Ibo arid 1 In I Ig tea SING BIND Dec 11 Although the invitations for the wedding of De Lanoey Nlooll and Miss lad Churchill daughter of Mrs BIrnle of O this place bad been recalled on aocount of the t serious illness of Mr Nlcolla mother the wed ding took place this evening A few Immediate relatives aisemuled at Mrs Blrnles residence 1 and the ceremony was performed by the llev I AI JenniDBS of St Pauls Epii ooi al Churoh c I was at the special request of Mr Meolls mother that the wedding wa not deferred The bride wore a silk gown and diamond orna T raenU Wendell Goodwin was best man WDdel mln ly tr wore BO bridesmaids and no ushers E After the ceremony tbe gusnta returned to It 1 Mow York on a special truln Trof Nrivberry III Pro John K Newberry head of t the geolog ical department at CoiurnbU College U 1 III i hi had a paralytic stroke lant week and lili wifeaud daughter cann ou immudlHtcly fnnu I New Haven Ills condition at present Is I muuu improved psi Li5 5 S A j S IXIIN Oa ABNOtt a IflCDI Faa Dead In Mil Law Onleo Wltk a KoTOlver In Uto Hnna BINOHAMTOK Deo 11The Hon Frank B Arnolda prominent politician and business man of this pat tot tho State was found dead tn his omoo corner of Main and Depot streets Unndllln this morning at about I oclock A 82callbrojevolver lay by his side and 1 large hole In the side of his head told the story of suicide He bad boon verydeapondent over his defeat for Congress and coupled with this b is said to have lost heavily In stocks Ills mstancholy I I spells of lata hae been very noticeable by his frIend but he a tie last man who would have been thought to commit such an act IIe was about 54 years old a widower with one I child wealthy lie U I reputed to have boon very i i I r J AKXOLD Mr Arnold camo to Onsdllla more than thirty years ago as the principal of the acad emy Ho taught several years very success fully reading law at tho lame time About 1808 or 1867 ho came to lln hnmton and read law t with tlotchklss e Seymour After his admission to the bar ho opened an office In Nnhrmnrit City where ho tranonctcd a law and real estate business He was very successful financially but about ISij returned to Unadllla and has sino resided there He was personally very popular He was frequently elected Bupervlsor although the towu was strongly Democratic and he was a Jlepubiican He was in the Assemblt In 1883 896 and 1887 and represented the Twenty third Senate district In 1888 and 18Hi Ito was recently defeated for Congress by George Van Uorn In the Twentyfourth Congress district br 1S4 majority ExSenator Arnold was in town two weeks week ago and it was then noticed that ho was de pressed by his defeat for Congress He was told by such old friends as Charles K Coon ex Assistant of tbe Treasury that as the district was naturally Democratic he should not grieve over his defeat Mr Arnold was defeated for the short term by loss than 200 votes and for the long term by less than 100 votes lie expected that Una dllla where he live would give him 300 ma jority He carried it by eleven only ht I was said hurt him very much r much Could you not have cot out any more votes Mr Arnold was asked No not a single one more could havo been got out for me he sadly replied ben Mr Arnold was reported to be worth 1130000 and was aevotedely attached to his daughter Clare wbom ho named after his native county in Ireland She Is I a bright girl of 13 years XUK INDIAN TROUBLES Indication that the BrnTeo Are No Longer Anxlon to Fight WisniNtmw Dec 11Gee Schoflold today recehed the following despatch from Gen Miles about the Indian situation h Reports from Gen RUler and Gen Brooke are quite favorable The presence of the troopa now in position has had a demoralizing influence upon the Indians and those that a week ago were defiant and warlike are now giving evidence of submission Capt Ewors Fifth Infantry bal returned to Fort Bennett bringing with him Hump who formerly did excellent service with me In the Lame Deer and Nez POI campaigns and was badly wounded In the latter He desires to renew his allegiance to the Government and I will make good use of him In bringing in others Oen Broke reports that the Indians near White River have turned loose their stolen stock and a coming In Col Cumner reports quite a large number of Indians in his neigh borhood who are willing to obey his orders These belong to Big Foots following and others about the southwestern port of Chey enne Itiver reservation CUIPAOO Deo 11 Lieut G W ChadwIck who was one of tbe Government officers scat out with Buffalo Bill to arrest hitting Bull is in the city on his return trip Codys plan for the arrest of that wily old Indian said Chadwick was one of the mot dailng thlngslever heasd of and it is probably a fortunate thing that tbe Government courier overtook Cody with despatches countermand log bin orders Think of Cody arrayed in a dress butt silk stockings and patent leathers riding with nine followots into the very heart of thu Sioux camp His plan was to draw n gun on old camp and take him outer the camp I tbe bucks gave chase Cody was going to protect his body behind that ot Kitting Bull and threaten the Indians with tbe death of their chieftain If they tired lh him All would have been massacred bal the plan been pursued I was thought that this and the plan to disarm the Indians would have solved the Indian matter but we are now agreed that had It been done a bloody war would have been precipitated Cody Is now very Ill from the lone ride he had arrayed In the garments of the ballroom Gen Miles bail made preparations to leave for tho Northwest thin afternoon and had gone Ione so far us to engage sleeping car accommoda tions for himself and those who were to ancoru punT him About 1 oclock this afternoon he received Home important telegrams which de tamed him He hopes to ba able to start to morrow morow Col Corbin of Gen Mlless staff says that the tenor of the despatches from the Indian coon try leads him to believe tbat the bottom is dropping out of the threatened uprising A considerable number of the bucks continued the Colonel have left the Bad Lands and put in an appearance at Pino llldga BiiMincc N j D Dec MajorMoLaugblln agent at the Standing Rock Indian Agency is In town today He says there is no danger of dlnlOr an outbreak and never has been Hitting lJull nml his followers are itlll keoplni up the ghost dance on Grand Rlvor but their wild enthusiasm is rapidly abating Tbe Major thinks a week mOl of cold weather will wind up the dancing He says that he can arrest eln Sitting Bull without any trouble but that thorn Is no occasion for taking him into custody No cattle have been run off by the Indian except their own stock SILMUI CIT N M Dec nThe Indians in hew Mexico are all peaceable and none except the Pueblo Indians ar more peaceably Inclined than the Navajo There are about 150UO Indians on the Navajo releratol and no serious trouble bus oc curred with these Indians since tbe building of ralroadl commenced No trouble what ever would have occurred 1 prospectors had not Invaded the reservation and If the Nat JOB had not suffered serious losses from having slock stolen by rustlers The NavaJos own more than 1000000 cattle horses sheep and goats and cannot afford to go on the war path The total number of Attaches In the Territory is less than lGoO not more than UUil of whom could co on the war path I they were HO disposed There are about 8000 Pueblo In dines but none of these could be I Induced to lease the villages and farms to light Therein no Messiah craze among the Indians In New Mexico anl there is no more danger of nn outbreak now than there has been during tbo pt four Year The first reliable Information from Baptist Oeuva and joule bhaucrnn the scoma who were sent nut several days ago was brought in lantnlght by Yanktnn Charley one of the Indian Hoidlers who Accompanied them He says that when they first entmoil tho camp at I the edun of the Hal Lands many of the l dians were for kllllnir them This precipitated a nw In which Two Strike and his followers who tire delrous of coming to the agency defended the scouts Since the council HI the agency last week the Indians have been quarrelling among themselves I to whether they should surrender This differ ence of opinion resulted in I final row Tester day when guns were drawn and I attempt was mad to take Two Strikes lire In this the hostilewere foiled by the Inter vention nf Two Strikes nephew neil Nursing Nnrlnl hear The e two Indians knocked two or three of tho assailants down with their revnlveis nod the riot ended In division of the camu the greater number Jnlnlbu Two Strike amide clarlnL their Intention to come to the nuercy while thirty or forty lotlzon under tho leader shlpofhhoit Bull and Kicking Bear pulledfor the interior of Ibo Bad Lauds Iluledfor Two Crcnintlono At Fresh Fond The body of Mrs Tberlsa Trautmnn wife of Louis Trautman of Morrisnnla I retired con tractor was burned hi the Fresh Pond Crematory yrMonlay Tim ld l VIIH plucnil In tleretort I nt foVlo k The n hrs will be wi hfiit tn i MonlMinfn t ti I s ii lnr t A raw Itiiiinto I Irlcndx of lre Tiniunmn UTJ PIOMMIU It 111 thoni t ss ni 1ollx I AilltT 100111 I I Tim hmiy of Frllr llobr ns of JOB Adimn snoot Hotnken wee nUo minuted i yesterday i atllnOOU lu the same place restlriay V J I 4 a WASHINGTON RELICS SOLD BOOKS rnoM MAKTIIA TRlllOXOl ttmilAKT VKDKR 3ttK UA31MK11 A Dtkle Pnrrhmcd tn I London In Ia Sold rot K7euInriy tVii hlnclouii Pm n or Ivory H t l sad Inca ItrOBKht ao titer InlejrritlnB Kllc Mold PiiiLADittriiiA Deo 11The sale of I the valu alAn collection of the effects of ion George Washington which was begun yrsterdny was continued this afternoon In the art salesrooms of Thomas Burchs Buns at 1110 Chestnut street The room was nenln filled with pur chassis among them being Mrs Townsend of the Mount Yemen Association Judge Mitchell of the Suprumo Court Dr Land horn Simon Qratr John Campbell Mr Howe of Boston Dr Honey man of Now York Mrs Keyser ot Baltimore Oon Cox of Philadelphia non Itodgers ot Baltimore and I 0 Cable of Hook Island Ill whose father Is President of the Bock Island Itatlroad The sales were mostly of books from Wasbtngtons library and that of the Lewis family The books did not realize as much proportionally as at tho sao on the first day The most important and Interesting sale of the day was that of Martha Washingtons I Bible This toourod by A J Bowden was IJ l Bowd1 for Mitchells of 830 Broadway New York for 760 The book I In a good state of preservation It Is I a thick quarto bound In plain calf and WAS covered probably by Mat tha Washington herself with strong unbleached linen cloth apparently of household manufacture One cover Is broken loose from the hinges It Is about one foot long nine inches wide and six inches thick I contains the Old and New Testaments taken from the original tongues and revised The title page contains the autograph of Martha Washington and the year 178J written II her hand There are six largo folded maps In cluding a plan of tho oily of Jerusalem and a View of Ring Soicnjnna temple It Is Illustrated with nearly 300 exceedingly curious coppcrplato cugraUngs by John fiturt which were first published In London In 1715 Some of the plates have the brilliancy of proof Impressions and more nre mutilated or dlsllcured as Is 1 usually the case with Illus trated family Bibles On the blank leave five is the Ilave fvo paces family record of Lawrence Lewis who married Wash ingtons adopted dauchtor MUs 1 Nellie Parke Custls The first entry is Lavtrenoe Lewis born 4th April 17fi7 Nelllo Parke Ciistls Lewis born hut March 1779 married at Mount Veruon on Friday 22d Fobry 17HH a the presence of Goal und Mr Martha Wash ington Acconllne to this interesting record Major Lawrence Cowls died at Atlluuton House Nov 201H31 in his 74d year and his wU Mre Jilano Vatko Justla Lewis on July 15 1852 at Audlev Va aged 73 After tbe letters death this Bible wits presented to 1 L Ualuger tleld Lewis by hlu aunt F Varke Butler July 31 1812 The autograph of Martha Washington ap nears In three distinct places in the Vujumo The hook was at the Claiomlon 100k wltbjrlnted Cialeliion xress Oxford by W Jackson and A Ilamilton print ers to the university and was sold by Vi flaw Hon at the Oxford Blblo warehouse in Pater noster row London 1783 The bidding thin most interesting volume was begun at tlOO I jumped to J500 and ran uji to Sill at which price It was secured by MY llowden for Mitchells firm of Now York Air lioudvn afterward stated that ho had bought it muroly as a speculation and the flrm wants tWHJO for It Thu next sale of Importance was that ot Lady Washingtons fan which was knocked down it 2UU to I C Cable of hock Island l The fan Is a beautiful composition of hory steel lint lace The white or creamcolored I lace fastened to ivory ribs Is covered with rows of larger and smaller steel rings The steel IH yet mite bright and the lace although it has a slight dingy east is still in a good date of preservation there being no blemishes on i nor any tears or holes In It The bidding on It was at first rather slow hut I soon beeame very spirited and was I finally captured by Mr Cable who bid under the name of Mr Wilson He left orders that tho fan should be sent to him at New York in tbe cure of the University Club i Another valuable relic which brought a good price was a pair of bronze figures with spread eagles which stood on a tall pedestal made of onyx It was said that It stood in the bal of Washingtons house The auctioneer said it cost originally JOOO It brought tonight 1220 and was secured bl Sir Cable Tho bidding on this way very had to rapid start but after I was once started was very teveral portraits Washington were offered and some of them brought high prices One was a small one In n gilt frame and was painted In Virginia in 1775 It was bought for 1221 by a Mr i air or A largo portrait of Wash ington which Is supposed to have been painted by Gilbert Stuart but the genuineness of which Is somewhat in doubt was knocked down a 1170 to H L 1 LowK A letter written by Washington dated Nov 80118 at Vale Force addressed to John J Wllker of Ihllailulpnla wax bought br Joseph F Tobin of J etr York city for tJS and another Jotter dated 1778 at fcendquartois Valley VallY Foruo which was only signed by Washington and was addressed to tbn Hon George Frye brought 150 which was bid by u Mr Atwood The Grammatical Eierdro Book a copy book Intho handwrIting of Eleanor 1arke Cu tls WashIngton adopted daughter was sold for 120 A volume of piano music oncn owned by that lady which Included among other rare pieces tho overture to Tho Uesernr The 1edcral March as performed In the proces sion July 4 17BS and the chorus sung before Washington as he pa sod undiT the triumphal arch ratted on tbe Trenton Bridge April 21 17KU was knocked down to Mr Cable of Phila delphia for 590 He also got anther mush book which contained the first edition of Hull Columbia for 70 Judge Mitchell of the Supreme Court secured for Sili a neat llttlfl volume of music which belonged to BleanorParke Cnstls Itcontalued The Battle Trenton a sonata for tha piano forto dedicated to Ou Washington Ole piece or music In this volume has an engraved frontlnjileo upon which is a bust portrait of Oen Wauhlngton which is no doubt one of the rarest portraits In existence I be Ine entirely unknown to Mr Baker or any other collector of Washingtons portraits The representatives of tbe Mount Vernon Society bid finite freely yesterday and secured many relics most of them belne books There was only a small crowd present at the sale In the evening ax the articles sold wete of less hlstorlo value and could not be said to be really relics of Washington The sale during the evening were mostly of the books from the library of the Lewis family which were not In great demand They brought rather small prices The largest salt of the evening was that of a bean of documents and receipts secured by I the executors In settling the estate of Gen Washington II brought 250 which was 111 l l by William K Benjamin Tho bidding for this lot of documents was extremely spirited be tiroen Mr Bwnjauiln and another man both of whom seemed to bo very anxious to get It The first days salon amounted to WH III nnd todays sales amounted to MilS making a total of 1171 This about equals the expectations oIt tations of tho executor The auctioneer announced that tin Is f pre paring a catalogue for the sale of tbe great bulk of the Washington library at Mount Ver non The sale will take place oath In January afternoon Tho present at Mile 3 oclock will be continued tomorroW UNION EH1UB NmJUvAXON Dr Dtpenr to Find Twenty Men to Find Heven Men to Namo Cnndldnte Theie was a great turn out of Union League Club members last night The nominating committee to select a candidate for President to be voted for in January was t be ap pointed The bylaws of the club say that the mem hers of the club shall select I committee of seven to select the regular candidate of the club but for Ibe lust llvu year President De pew has been allowed to name this committee PreMdont lepow and Mr Bliss were absent last night and Le Grand II CannonFlrst Vice President provided Iavson Merrill offered a resolution that the President of tho club ap point tho usual nominating committee Dr D n Ht John Itoosa offered an amend ment that this President appoint a committee of twenty and that this committee of twenty nominal the almighty eavun br lloosa ht 1008a Ideas pi Availed by a large majority When Dr Dopew leturns from the West he I will appoint this lommltte Ills l not known yet whether lie cares for a reflection i Cburle Stewart Hmlth called on the Exeru tlvu Committee to dear up rumors to the efiect tInt there was a dellult of 12000 in this yeirB running epontes of the club rs Smith believed that Chairman Cooper or Treasurer Montague or any member of the commute should furnish thin Information He added that when tho lul took possession nf 125000 the piebeut building there was a debt of This hid nil been paid Ilf nnd Mr Smith wnnle I to kmnvliou tbo t chili icuti run bnhlnd fllDO In I Hi t h List yin HU I ci 01 lit litii WUt alultdIIII thou timilt olin Cooper Kan Hint lie ni not I re tOted lo I malii l itnr ci lit eli I ent Mr i Kiiiirgini Is f iiliwii1 utIca 1 C ti IIt thoiutlit tl ul Mr Cojc iil HIP rnimnitiin IIL 11 Iir 011111 sliouhl Jinu tliiiu tuiupint to tlm cinli on the rniiltur mid thlx vIII ba cluue ut the Annual meeting next month Lul S 4 La 1rllMlrt rnr riitya S Mr Rewtl Two hour of yesterday afternoon at the Star Theatre were devoted to the hial of three now plays by Jra Maraqulta Hewitt Tho works were oneact piece each embody ing an original dramatic IdA written out with literary cleverness and reaching a practical stage remit of decided atue In one iastance What would hftvo been excellent performances if all tho employees had done credit to them selves bad been provided for but some ae quilted themselves very badly having failed to len memorize their words much less Dreparo themselves for artlstlo action The Haunted Boom had Wilton Lnckaye Henry Bergman and Caroline Hill in Its cast and anybody acquainted with the names ot favored actors nf the present time in Now York would say that tho play whether Kuod bad or Indifferent was ell of belnc finely treated but It fated badly ns I Mrs Hill alone wan satisfactory The piece was 1 comodlottn repr sentlng I room haunt ed br a widow alive and hearty but spooking there on mcnuntol a former later who hap pened to bo 1 temporary lodger and who by means of thin el i mice encounter wooed anti won her at Inst lifknre and Boiitmnn spoiled the fun by slowuts hesitancy slid blunders Uhe pioco might ntnonnt to somothlnKlt well performed with Its points emphasized by both playnrlcht and nctori S A Woman wait not much more than 1 monologue 101 ologue of a deserted bride who refimod to be hove that her hu bitud wns unalthfu and who whan ho came to tell her 01 his duterml nntlon to make separation perniHiiont won him back by her oloinont exposition of their loe and post happiness Tho womans power of eloquent speech would have made her a marvel In real life Tb other nliarsstoro bar husband and her guardian got no chance of fro speech and It was no wonder that her volubility nnd polished diction triumphed A Woman was the poorest of the three plays yet It was a highly respectable composition nnd U enabled Jennie ONoll Toller the elocu tionist to make a promising dbut as a dra matic actress Miss Potter had 1 strong con trollable voice and ber experience ns n rnclter while I had fluid her In the mannerisms of the platform had also trained her Into n rather Impressive style ot delivery She mode an oRrooatjli Impicnclon The last and much the best of Mrs Hewitto ofTerliiitx rated for Its entertaining qualities was Gritnybys Dilemma a farce seemingly eusieptlblo of elongation into a whole even Inns nuccossful diversion The principal char acter wns our old old aiqunlntauco tho rhru matte oholctlo uncle of 1 marriageable girl and as usual he Insisted upon mating bet with semi other fellow than her sweetheart but turn time the uncle was so forgetful that be couldnt remember the mimes ot the lews several lovers unit In his dilemma ha finally gave her to the very man of his dislike and her choice The Incidents woro comical and mIght be made more so by accentuation but a they were they were laughed at by the largo auulnncn heartily William i hlv lo henrU Wilam Herbert was conventionally funny as the eo I centric old gentleman where nn actor like Lemorue Stoddart or M A Kennedy would hnvo bent 1 sonron of the greatest hlliiilty IrenteFt hlliity Minnie Palmer contributed her l wellknown anti llrstratx Imltatlonof pouting juvenility to the role of the girl and sang pleasantly but the thin she did which seemod to Interest porno observers most was to receive with signs of surprise a bunch of roses thrown to her by John J hedger the husband who bad severed tholr connubljl 1 relations with a bit knife so excitingly a few weeks ago Sara Frnnkon Concert The first chamber music solna of Sam Frankoa was given yesterday evening a Steinway Hall before a large and appreciative audience Mr Franko bad the assistance of Mr Carl Haeuser violin Mr A W Llllenthal viola Mr Emi Sobeuck violoncello and lllsz Alvina Friend pianoforte The programme consisted of Mozarts Quar tet in C major for two violins viola and vio loncello In which the minuet and the last movement allegio molto wore especially well rendered Sonata in D minor for tho violin violn and pianoforte by Niche W Gailo and Haydns Quartet In 1 flat minor for two violins viola and violoncello The Gado Ronala was lveujn admirable taste Oale Franko and Miss Friend Tho latter posei RB the Qualities which make her a valuable addi tion to a chumberconaart boldness precision skill taste and a clear tirm touch Mr Frankos quartet Is I well balanced and plays In good intonation and with careful Blinding Such organizations should be encouraged for the literature of chamber musla Is I rich and varied and repays the artists who render as well a the audience that listens n Mr Michael linnnerii Concert Mr Michael Banner cave his first concert ot the season in Hardman Holt last evening to a full house which appreciative and demon strative His opening concerto for the violin by Bruch was well received and so were the solos by Mlits Laura Carroll Dwnnis who sang selec tions from U Lea Huguenots and solos written ton and Brahms wrtten Jut the laurels of the evening were fairly awarded to Miss Virginia jiallle who played the Fantasia Op 49 by Chopin and In re sponso to an encore rendered Uonumanna S Trnumrrs Wirren Miss Bailie is new to the concertgoing pub lie but she Is rlie and she will be welcome hereafter Mr Michael Banners violin solo Chaonne by Bach wits justly applauded SB was his solo llemlnlscenoes de Martha by anasate The entire programme was carefully select ed and intelligently rendered and the people who went there wilt go there again whenever Mr Banner choose to give another concert Johnny Wild and Sir Yeamnno Return to Hrrte Manager Nod Harrlcsn has engaged his old star Jobnny Wild and Mrs Anne Yenmans for his new theatre and both are cast for Unllty and the Four Hundred with which the new theatre will bo opened on Dee 22 A Theatre for Agnes HnnttnstOH Actress Agnes HuntIngton bus received the plane of the new English theatre that Is I to b built by English capitalists near Charing Cross in London and of which she has secured a fifteen yea lease Abe theatre will probably be completed in time for her engagement in England alter her American tour 1luement THIS CHKS1KK IRA GDZ Mr 54 Mr HohmUt Arrtoted for the Murder r Kramtt Ifltvvnmejror CUESTKB Pn Dee 11Mrs Henry Schmidt the sister and Mr Henry Schmidt the brother In law of Emma Pfltzenmoyer were arrested today charged with tim murder of Emma on the morning Dec 4 They were rested at I the house of Mrs Otto Waltber another sister of tho murdered gIrl and taken to the office of Alderman AIn Mrs Schmidt manifested no emotion when the charge was lend by the District Attorney but Mrs Whither was very much overcome After a hearing they were committed for trial at the March term Mr Somnidt was not affected in tho least by the proceedings but sat as stolidly us stoldly a sphinx Mis Smith was silently overcome but with a strong effort she mastered her ap parent falntncss and soon recovered AP A pathetic scene was witnessed when Mrs Walther took leave oi her Ulster and brother Inlaw The accused couple were taken to the jail at Media I MellaXIB XUK KOCH CVltK No One Permitted tt Wee the Lymph In Aus tria Except Dull Aullmrlned JToraema YIBNKA Dee 11The Official Gottttt today publishes a decree announcing that Prof Kochs curative lymph can only be procured from duly authorized Prussian Government agencies and that none will bo supplied to any persons other than the heads of clinical establishments lishments or qualified physicians The decree forbids the tioatment of patients br tbo new method without proper mediful supervision and provides that exact records mil Ht be kepi of alt tdbon treated J also pr vldan that frl vat iiliystotins must leport the I t of all patloms Inoculated with the lymph and the deaths of those so treated PA uis i De 11Pr Huchard head physician at the llohut Hospital will publish tomorrow I strong protest against t tho use of Prof Kochs newly discovered cure for tuberculosis Dr Huohard refuses to inoculate his patients with lbs lymph Colburns Merlouei Accident on Hhthhonrd LONDON Dec 11 George 1 Colburn the propiletor of the Clifton House Niagara Fulls is dangerously ill at the Victoria Hotel lie arrived on last Sunday at Havre on the Dour cogne While oft the banks of Newfoundland be was one day sitting in the smoking room when a sudden lurch of the steamer threw him with gloat force clear across tbe room He sit uck on hiS head and lay motionless on the door FovorBl Klnllemen lilted him up and It ante1en vies found Unit his lotS wits lindly smashed lot Ihruodays I he nvmuned luon maiht the shp sturgeon worked over him constantly lie was brought duectiy here where bU tnt hei In I wllli I him 1 1 f uhln to do so they will return to Now ork on the IHtbof the month I expected Instvitil ot remaining her three mouths a I VE ABLE HEYMAN FAIL CADltlKD A niQ H1OCK OF WnlKKETtS LlABlLtrtES XKAH 40OOOO II I Thnrbar OB the Firm rarer IOu o fro I Amount nnry HisSed I t Hniptn olnn A Bc I lvrr top the flepsesser Xcii Inn Hill Compamr or lllrmUKhmn George W Vonablo and Hoses J Herman VenabloA Herman wholesale liquor dealers at 22 t 20 Bead street made an assignment yesterday Riving preferences at follows 1 J Donne C amount not mentioned 1 W Toirnsond 18000 rhtllo Hamburger of ritts burl 7070 John 1 McQultk IMo HF Bishop 50 Total 31170 They did a largo business their sales It is said reaching 000000 a year Besides earn big ularae stock of whiskers they were agents I Ion several foreign liquor houses They re ported a capital of 1200 and profits for 1889 of 91000 Mr Tenable WM for many years credit clerk for I K k F 0 Thaibar A C Mr I L Thur ber and the firm i Is I said had aloe business relations and Mr Yenable H quoted as saying that Mr Thurber and the firm were carrying porno whiskey on joint account Mr Thurber sail lust night that bo 1 a creditor being on tbo linns paper but not for a large amount lie had not heard of the allure but bt said that ho had anticipated I and that ho beloved that the astots were snffl clent to cover the liabilities At the oflloe of Yenablo k Herman yesterday neither partner would use anything bout the assignment Mr Dean who is I the assignor Bald that na tar an ho bad been able to learn the liabilities were between 1800000 and 100000 They hail largo assets and be thought there was only a temporary deficiency When he bad made an inventory he could better toll the condition 01 affair The firm bad done a nice business had made large prollts the past year and their trouble had como upon thorn very suddenly and Wins solely the result of the tight money ml kot Ho said their stock was a very pre carious one and would uo doubt show some Bhrlnkacn if sold for cash Coubt sow HKNHY BIEBBUT TODACCa Henry Blobert tobacco commission mer chant 16 and 7s llroftd trout has suspended Tbe first intimation the trade or his Irlends recelx Ail of any trouble was a dospaUli from OlnrksUllo lonnh saying that tho Franklin Jiank of that city had suspended on uccuunt of the failure of Mr Blobert Mr Hlebert did a large business handling Western tobacco I chiefly on commission and has for many years recohed large consignments of tobacco from Clark vlo lie reported a capital of 100000 Ills liabilities were generally It Is said on drafts as advances on tobacco consigned to him and he was secured by the tobacco Mr Slebert said yesterday that he had concluded not to make any statement about his shams lie said that he hal tlmuly lot a tral alRlre protest but hoped to make arrangements logo UI He had not made tin aselgunont ntllolo did not iToat the franklin Dank In the trade his liabilities arc out at ubout 2W0iu J Is suld that ho carried a heavy stock ot tobacco on which he bad advanced large amounts to con signers and that on account of tight money and the dull tobacco market be could neither nelhor pet accommodations from the banks nor sell Ills ClOilh J is thought be has enough assets to pay In full Andrew Bulling doing business under the name of Constantino tkhmldt ttatloner at 33 Broad street made im assignment yesterday tn George CKucp IhI 11 a preference for 1080 Mr C HHimldt started the business In 1871 and after tin death In August IbSS It was bought by Uullone and Alexander Schmidt It was said for 19000 of which 1000 has 1300 I eon paid the balance being on notes Alex ander Schmidt died Sept 17 18b6 Mr Bullong curried a stock of about 10000 ulol THE I1EBSKMEB UOLLIHO MILL OOMPANT BinuixuBiM AIs Dee 11The directors of the Bessemer liolllng Mill Company met to day and agreed to place the works In the bund or a receiver No statement of assets and lia Ind asets bilities has yet bOn fed but the directors say the company will be able to pay dollar for dol lar and rohumo work soon lay company lost tHOOOO by the recent failure of the United fllure States tolling Stock company of Chicago which was hits direct cause of tho suspension The companys mill has been in operation two years and UOO men were emnloyed The re cotTer will try to keep the mill running OTIIEU EMDXnrABtMENTS Deputy Sheriff Tracy yesterday received two executions against Nathan Iaobara hjewel Ur at 832 Grand street one In for of Joseph Baoharach for 2817 and the other In favur of A M llacbarauh for 1716 5175 Jacob Tarlow and Berthold Hutshinc com prising the Urm of Tarlow 4 Hntslilng manu fncturora ot worsted knit goods at 34 Walker a etrot made an ssslenment yesterday to Mar cus Berliner Their liabilities are 24500 ar 125 Attachments have been granted In the Su preme Court against the Ulttenhouse Manu facturing Company for 4353 In favor of A M Davis A Co and against Whiten Bnrdutt M Young wholesale clothiers of Boston 4 1 J 26a tn favor ot II Rosenberg Beton A bellnor A C manufacturers of silk rib bOis at Mhttihlotown have made an asignment giving a preference toAboli DaenikortCo of New York for whatever may be due tbom lllnmenstlel A Hirsch their attorneys say the liabilities are aiiout laoo Despatches received In this city yesterday stated that Samuel Lord of ciy ettrar had been appointed receiver of the Charleston Cincinnati and Chicago Railroad by the United States Circuit Court This step it Is said was taken after consultation with the bondholders and others largely inteiested and Is friendly BOSTON Dec llTbe Bay State Lasting Machine Company has made an assignment for the bonolltof Its creditors The following firms und Individuals are also Involved In the failure as endorsers and otherwise and have also made assIgnments to a common assignee The Heem Machine Company Ihlllp A Spot ford Emerson K Pettlt who is the manager of the Bay State Lasting Machine Company A K Lewis A Co and Ambrose Eastman at torney The Hat littles are estimated at 79000 Mr SpofTord was until Monday last a member the clothing firm of George W Simmons A Co but on that day he retired from the limit and the firm la in no way ufleot ed by his failure 3111 DElEir SlY 311K iSI7UA7IOv lie Hay There ls Nat Money F ouah I Clr eiilutloa lor the Traiouctlua or Mulesw CHICAGO Dee 11 Cornelius VanderbIlt Chauncey M Depow Dr It ebb 0 F Cox and H B Ledyard arrived In the city last night after a tour of Inspection of the Vanderbilt system ot roads In an interview regarding the existing financial stringency Mr Depew said the business enterprises of this steam and electric ae ot manufactured values and com mercial exchanges made the currency of the country utterly Incapable of meeting the de mands of legitimate trad Not only do the people look It up but the Government also does it in time ot a general scare by buying bonds At present the importer and the wholesale dealer are so apprehen sive about the ultimate results ot the MoKinley bill that they are keeping their money actually out of circulation bo cause of the payment of these dues next Feb ruary He thought that a postponement ot the collection ot the foreign Import tux till next July would very materially help tore store confidence and stimulate trade But with such sum as 110000000 which they are soaurlng ourrenor to pay postponed until next July things would right themselves the scar would be iiulnied the public would have tutu goods and the Government would have Its money Mr Depew added that he did not have much belief In a paternal Government He thought that If it were at all raieinal It ought to be generally so that the bencllts of Government assistance might hf enjoyed by the greatest number possible The Government should put Its money where It was most needed and ha favored the deposit of national mcner in na tional banks which had a surplus equal to their capital so that the people could have the benefit ot it In times of financial stringency We art now In n nemlpnnioky condition said Mr Depow but It would Dit exist ex cept for distrust anti the fact seeming appar rnt that no QUA Is able to dispel thai dUtrust Yet wo should come out all iluhtlf u Congress or the Government did actually nothing for the KoueraJ conditions of tho country materi ally were never better than they are today The loot is that this country Is generally pros perous and its business is upon a sound 8ptaklngahout railroad business Mr Depew paid he looked ion an Immediate clearing up of all dmicultlas for the fact was that railroad properties are quoted at much below their urtual value The party returns to hew lork to day The AllUineej Want u ttesmtor Tones Fan Dec 11The Farmers Al liance has decided to take the election of a United States Senator Into its own bands Sub Alliances throughout the State are adopting resolutions demandnx that the President of the Farmers Alliance call a convention to meet In TopeKa on Jan Ph i to plsoo In nomination a candidate lor Tnltrd Stales ienutor This move Is takrn ID bring tin Influence of the Htnte Alliance tn liar tllipvtiy up m the AN liiinti mam lifts of tin I Legislature and to fclremrtbon Gin o wmriim l tweri iholiicnlls anti nnllinua Is h its Thiiliiiire nunibT of Alliaroi t Matorinlrnndilains liar Imirillled the sucass of the AlllHticn In the tight and It Is to nrevent division la tboip rty that the Ion ventlon will bo called i S WHAT TAKES THEM OFF Tho AUrwlHK Ineronse of FnenmonU sad TVbnt It Menni The Stitch Is Time Scarcely a day ptn fitit one do int heir of men and wtmsn whom we plotur as the prfctlu of health and strength bslni stricken down bjr the tarn tie dlitair pneumonia reshape Sims crltst cans of pntimonla In this country lsth extretn different la temj rator to twa the mInion of oRloci and homes and the CUt lid air o long M people consIder It ucsary for their comfort to tnalMaln A hothoni teniD ratiir la doors wlitn the uorcary ls very low euuids 10 loaf will pnintuiinla flml Tlotlnia The fttatist ore aad prompt nitmurt should be token uoon the flrit approach oh lie illitbltit irmr tomes of pneumonia If jon hart a tickling In the throat a llrhlncn la llie chttla pain In the heed a ehllty ftellnc or pains throughout he body ant promptly sot wliely brlnit about an Immediate rao ties This can sometimes be accomplished br quick and Tlotent exercise bat that U exhauitlnr and wastes the Uremia which should be husbanded A far better plan Jl to take a pare and itronr stimulant wItch will tend to equalls Ib circulation cheek eonieeitltn and neater to health There art many form of sumula then hut only on that can be recommended that II Duffys lure Halt Trhlikey This U the only medicinal whlikey upon the market and Hi verity and rower are proven by IU popularity it baa savtd the lifts of more men and women who were candidates for pneumonia than any discovery of modern loltnct and It stand as It deierres to stand at the head of medicinal stimulants at lb pralent day 4 Saving Money k Earning Money and well give everybody opportu nities to practise it In clock itluiuc number of luntrCullr up holstered purlor suite odd chair fce which wo offer ut K couatnerabU reduction on regular price IIVY OF THE MAKKIt CEOCFLINT CO Furniture Makers 104 lOS Its WJXT 14TII MT IMRQUKT FLOIlJiS Wntlt MANTKIS AND all kiNDS Of WOJIoat 10 OBIItB NAPS AI OUB I TU ST C mti rvt1sr ac AiiIEj ITS 074 iS BROOMS HT Fall and Winter Carriage OF TUB BET OVAIfl9 C flsengbnms Hooter Broekaas Landau Ilortuire Wageas Luad sumlettep Top Iiaetoau OMaibliora fsdlec lbsetoae e 15 fleekaweys ItOild Wgnu loupe I000ktwnyC Eci lop Cabrielets Viuth PilirpOpe trtsIn lLerkwayu heint S4egos 10 5 fl Saonrluc Herby IilnrtoaC Setn VCIlrIOIP J itunahont 5sSCy Ileieboards ri 0 Vheeler5 Mali rhnemon Vilisina CurlS Pusider rhnettlit Ihilitrens Traps Vltorlne Cbrlaless SZCONDIAND Bronrbanv IjindiuUtlen Rdokawaya Victoria Book hoards surreys Hoail Waions rhartnns lanor TTSFS Wanontttei bo Carl Situate Ilrn Line a Do SUB Imp Ulii Ntanhope rhslona heist Waont Doctor haettiis Runnbouu Kjprett Top Cabriolet Canopy Victoria Phaetons Th R Iii vtcvonla COACtiES cAunloLWt LANPAVS STIVERS 5 JIOOKAWAT WAGOI8ETS STANIloII led 148 14 unniYa rimAnroNa 114 152 PUCK CAIOTS 01 EOARDS Ac Ac EAST ST AS a IMMENSE STOOM ALL I5RADRMAN ritjcis FOB PAitK AvENUE boAt CITY 80 COUNTAT flllIth Nil LAR9RST STOCK li resi and DltrM 8exnn IARUEHT NTOUK Iirnonler suit rinmbeir w IARnTHT HTOCK Clot aid Oaters Waioos IAKUKHl HTOUli liry lioodi and launjr IARGKMT HTOCK nlfuliala and R UII Or vera Najona IAKOEHT STOCK lldit Wagae or eon try ie IOWKHT FK1CKM at coeds all warranted Call und fl n 11 ACD1F W4tbJ AoeluiTAQIcft 151isj SOUTH olYriI AV N v RVHINEMs VA I NMH NKSS in RKO ONnIIAM IIEIIVHIIV WAdtlVH All STYLE XUILV WARRANTRI BlV III MAMJKAIiTDIllSK 8AVK UnNKV WAIIDNKTAKKN IN hXUIlANOK UUIIHON AVA iON CO M2 liUilct5 Bermuda Bottled 1 Tou must me its Bermudn If you do not I will moot be respeessi bio her tlie consequences S Bnt 5 doctor I can ulTurd neither the time nor tIme money Well if that la impassible try SCOTTS KULSION OF PURE NORWEGIAN 0 COB LIVER OIL I aouiirtlwes calf It I1ermud Rot tied and muany eases if CONSUMPTION Bioncltttis Cough or Severe Cold t have UHBB with It and tho uKvaiiinira is Uiat the most semisi tlve Nfotiinch ran take It AnoUier ftlnc which ninimuiids It is 1 lila Is P4tliiu1atlns propertIes of tlie Hy tuobIiusithllce which It cuuutu Ion will mil It nir ne at ySw iStiigi iLs but see you srct tSm uriELnul afConr iiiVws 5 I tAflhlUA fly Benjamin Show creator the Idea of the seamless stocking and inventor of the loom to make it died In Lowell yesterday aged 28 year He was born In Monmouth Me After twelve years of literary work for Llpplnoott in Philadelphia ho abandoned It tn 1805 because ot poor health and went to Leavenworth Kan to engage In the cattle business He af terward came to Lowell and In ISGJ ho made the first loom for his patent seamless stocking After ten years rersltttnt work hs organized the fihaw Kbit Stocking Company with himself an manager and which employs sev eral hundred people Ha wont to England In 1880 and organized a Shaw Knit Company and factory in Leicester He invented a woven hope machine In 1680 He hat a romantic home on Shaw Mountain ot the Osslppoe range in New Hampshire the mountain being named for htm by tho people owing to tbo money be spent Improving his great estate there He bore a remarkable resemblance toOen butler and was frequently mistaken for him on the streets He leaves throe sops and a wife Bradford Howard a wellknown resident ot VrilllamsburKh died on Wednosdny after a protracted Illness at 133 Hooper street the residence of his married laughter Mr How ard was burn In fimlthtown U 1 In 18SO toad for the past twenty years has been In the em ploy of Smith Oray A Co clothiers of this city and Brooklyn He leaves a widow and one daughter Mr Howard wa3 a member ot the Volunteer Firemens Association He joined firennan hose Company No 60 of this citron Jan 7 1H07 and served until June 1863 Ho was twice elected IcelrobMent of the Veteran Firemens Asroclntlnn He was also for many years a member ot the Exempt 1lremeuB Association Thomas BIncham widely known as n horse man died near Newburgh on Tuesday aired 73 years Ho raised und trained many horses that became famous trotters Ho seas the first to discover the great spctd Goldsmith Maid He was also one ot the first owners of Moun tain Boy which subsequently Ieciimo the property of William U Vanderbllt As a trainer and driver of horses ho had few equals For several years he wrs Justice of tho Pence and also acted as auctioneer Three daughters and a son survive him tho latter being JohnF Blngham present counsel for the Manhattan Elevated ilallroad Company of New York city Dr Josech Edward Italph died at Canarale L 1 nn Tuesday aged 73 years He came to this city from England fifty years ago with his father Dr Joseph lialphwbo established him self hero at the solicitation of Alexander Mott and other leading phynlclani His eon succeed ed to his practice but retired many years ago By his first marriage his sons are Joseph K Italph ofthe Central Railroad of New Jersey Justus E Ralph Treasurer of the American Cotton Oil Company and Julian Ralph the journalist Dr Hal oh loaves a widow and two daughters by a second marriage Peter Hoppaugh noted throughout no th orn Now Jersey as Stage Jrher Mage prnpilo ton and inn keeper died In Isewton on Friday last aged 80 years He was a native of Paisala county and was a driter on the oldtime stage coach line between Paterson and Newfound land He removed to Newton In 1650 and there engaged in the livery stable business and in running stairocoaoh lines He ran stages on the Newton and r ew xork line for many years In the later years of his life he kept the Hoppaugh House in Newton a noted hostelry He leaves a widow Henry W Nordlinger of the produce firm of H W Nordllneer t Co 8 Harrison street died suddenly In front of A H Von Nest ACos more on Chambers street at 3 oclock Tester day afternoon Ho was on his way to the City Court to sirve as a juror Ho resided with his family at 120 East Heventynfth street and leaves two daughters and a son Mrs W B Crnno who died In Troy on Tues day was a native of Hudson N Y where she was born In 1H11 Two sonssurvle her David H Hasbrourk managing editor of the Troy Itme and Henry M Crane for many years bookkeeper of the National Bank of itondout William B Fowler of Rnnsnmvllle a promi nent citizen end Justice of thi Peace of that jilsoo was struck by a Now York Central switch engine at Suspension Bridge yeMenluv mind sustained injuries from which he died three hours later Walter Conanr a native and formerly a wellknown furniture manufacturer of Cam den N Y died at Los Angeles Cal on Tues day of pneumonia aged 35 years Ho leaves a wirAnnrf two ehllrtran Charles Gates for thirtysix years principal and teacher In Public School 33 died in New ark yesterday He was GO years old and was born In lierkshlro county Mass Ho leaves a widow and live children The Rev James 8 Clark pastor of the M K Church at Hayfield N V died ypsterJay aged 33 yearS Ho graduated from Syracuse Uni versity in June 18UO Hayfield was his first charge Spencer M Clarke who was the first chief of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing died at his residence Breeze Bill near Washington on Wednesday aged 80 years David S Quackenbush died yesterday In Till tonvllle N Y aged 80 years He was a life long resident of the Mohawk valley and a prominent citizen Col 0 L Wilson a pioneer railroad build inc In California died yesterday ct Lincoln Placer county from paralysis He was 70 years old Daniel Mnckey one of tho oldest residents of MarlboroughontbeHudson Is dead at the age of H5 years Senator Edmond da Lafayette a grandson of the Marquis do Lafayette died In Paris Tester day Vnlrlenally Xewajpnpora1 Will ie Boycotted SANFoRD Fla Dee II President Polk of the National Farmers Alliance has named Friday Feb 0 and Washington ns time place of holding the first meeting of the National Log Iblatlve Council which is composed of the na tional President and the Presidents of all the State alliances Important action taken during the closing moments nf the late convention was the ailoi nina of a resolution with lefurotice to the sup port of all Alliances lbs policy of the Alli ance will be to withhold all support trim m newspapers which do not conduct Alliance de partments or at least publish Alliance nttys generally This arrangement does not compel a support of Alliance measures or an advocacy of Alll tones demands on the part of thus newspapers Is their editorial column but does compel a certain decree of friendliness on their part and amounts to an absolute boycott of all newspapers which do not come up to the terms ot the resolution The lllphlbrrln Cure hizauN Dec h1Dr Bebrln writes that thus far bis experiment looklnir ton cure fo diph Iberia have not ruMiliou Huccoisfully He an flounces however trust ho will continue them FLHS Of TUK lAILltOAim Latest Information of lutciot Tiom AU Cj it drier The announcement thai the Union Pacing Railroad will give up Its Philadelphia office OB Jan 1 has created astir among tho Broadway agents This move Is mba direct result of Mr Goulds entry Into the Board of Directors and it in In line with the proposed reforms lu rail road management which lie line been preach ing to the President of tho Wostiu roads for several Weeks Bald a general Eastern agent yesterday Traffic men generally are becoming alarm ed for If Mr Gould carries III point in the re organization of the Gentlemens Astoria tlon it means that many other ronds will wipe out Eastern offices nut we shall be thrown out in the cold Joint ucenta will handle every thing Probably the Union Pnuiilo will abolish other Eastern oillcon bnldrs that In Phila delphia but this was given up us a starter Mr Gould thereby shows tu limo 1rosldents at next Mondays meeting ii this cite that ho means what ho says about toticnoblnc ex penses The cost of maintaining Lato n acenelns ot Western railroads is reckoned In the millions Home of the general EuMern nennts have as handsome ofllcep as President Ulllon himself by whoso order the Phlladolphla agency ot the Union Pacific is abolished The Now York Central Itnllroad linn formally taken hold of the Hooch Creek reid and ap pointed J D Latng general manuKor The 4 vanderbllts have Ionic hind control of the mad and they have now transferred It to the Cen tral Gen Magee the lormor general man ager retired voluntarily but lie still retains time Presidency of the Fall Drool Coal Com pany in whioli the Vanderbllts ore also lamely interested The management lately obtained a chatter for the construction of n road to con nect tho Lake Shore with the Beech Creek road at Oil City They have also acquired 15UOO acres of coal lands In northeastern Cambria county on Chestnut Creek and thirty miles of road Is all that will have to be built to tap them The Beech Creek road Is essentially a coal toad and It was said yesterday by aa official that it Is intended for uo other purpose than to connect the Central nail the Lake Shore roads with tho mining regions A Chicago despatch says further trouble la the Western Passenger Association Is threat ened over the 91000 miles of editorial tickets Iscued by the Santa F3 road which the Rock Island found in scalpers bands and bought up and now demands that the hnnta Fu redeem It is said that Chairman Flnley has decided upon aggressive action to force the Santa Fa to ledoom the tickets and that failing to so euro their redemption he will call a meeting or the association for the purpose of expelling that road all IU0VSAND AT IRE nuT Tko Daughter of Kve Muke the Hone of AdaM Very Welcome There Susceptible young men should put money In i their purses and goto the Teachers Bazaar at the Lenox Lyceum There are young wo men thorn by the score to persuade them to buy all sorts of things So many contribu tions have been sent to Manager A B Delroco that it will be several days before shelf room can be found for all of them Yesterday 0000 pooulo visited the fair In the atlernoon the schools closed early and the boys intended There were about 200U of thorn and tbor were very proud of theinsolc and the exhibition of their work Ono or the titturcs last nleht wa the music ot Haayroatzys Hungarian orchestra On Saturday afternoon the doors will b 1 opened at V P M For that iny the canay do partment will be In cbnrgoof tweivu very email girls Next Tuesday evening tho Llenerkranz chorus will Ring n number of selections and Wednesday evening will ito trustees night Thn Indications are that the fair will to a long way toward rnlslni the tOOoO that the society wants lo raise The tables are loaded ilowu with attractive articles and the sales a have been very brisk C Beconnt In I New Il mpuklr Cosconn Dec 11By a recount In the Nashua Senate district today Colllnr Repub lican who appeared to bo elected on the face of the returns by one majority and to whom a certificate ban been iris en by the Governor and Council is found to lack two votes ol a ma jority Democrats and Republicans are not agreed upon the r8 ult of this recount In the Peterbon Senate district mndo yesterday time former claiming that it sbownil no vholco and the lat ter clalmlnir tho election ut Hall Hop by one majority 3IIlmp to the NCMHIU WAEIIINOTOX Dee 11A telegram was re celved at the Nary Department this morning from Copt Erben saying that the cruiser New ark after runnIng three hours satisfactorily broke the bolts of the radlul valve ot lowpros sure ollnder of siarboird engine and that after other bolts have been fitted the trial will bo resumed Friday or Saturday Ono ortbo Forty Iitinortwl 1 PARIS Dec llM dts Freyclnet Prima I Minister and Minuter of War line been elected a member of the French Academy a

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l it H f 7 f P W THE FliTtriRSTvCOKGRESS fiijmMPnsfONGRm S unxr DXMATM tir ram DAf ON 8A8 rnvta AND rag roaom xixx I anAl aaiaerata ff t t AaaUat l Bxteaatasj Ike I SSSM I Bleeaan 1 the rare 1 t tk NacUa f th juni BMinee 1 er th I I Ceaatryt cud Baelara That If IS la Bon Qaaram Unit he Preent Blair Want I I Ge al le Appitsi I All hat Htmeeir i Fr w a Befenaa Jahn I Davenport sod Ilaatarea That trNaeeaaarr I Wool J Hava a Bayeaat Hehla4 JETery Ballet i WAenlwros Dee 11In the Senate tod y I Mr Cookrell IDem Mo presented a petition from the Waceworkers Political Alliance of I the Dlitrlct of Columbia Co body of which he r r knew nothing b sId demanding the dis tribution of 190 per capita per annum to each j public authority such M States Territories districts ooantles cItes town and Tillages within the limits of the republlo for the pur pose of enabling them to pay their debt and expense without any local taxation what I ever and that national taxation shall bs A abolished until freedom from debt shall b I universal within the limits of the republic I wai 10 referred to the Finance Committee The Donate bill appropriation 138000 to pro vide and equip a steam vessel for boarding purposes at Chicago was reported by Mr Oul loIn Hap IlL and passed Tho resolution offered yesterday br Mr Plumb Rep Kan1 for daily meetings of the t Senate at 10 A M and for recesses from 080 i to 8 P M a takenup p Mr Oockrell suggested that I 1 A I were fixed for the hour of meeting there would b a opportunity to attend t some committee a work wnersas if the Bsnate met at 10 no com mittee work could be done He also ques y tioned the adv liability of night eocsloas tai the probability an attendance of a quorum Mr Plumb recognised the fore of the sug gestion but favored trying the experiment f Mr Reason Dem Texas thought that Bg atom might just A well be frank with one another They a understood OB both sldtsj that the object of the proposition was t choke t off debate en the QecUon bill and to prevent t v It fu tree and deliberate consideration I that wen the purpose of the majority I had the power t carry I out This resolution WM the first step In that direction and would b in harmony with the purpose of the bill In revo lutionizing he Government and in taking away from the States the exercise of powers and the performance of duties which ha be I I longed t them since the foundation of the i I I I Government The bill proposed t change the i form of the Government from one of self I F government t one of for and coercion I flnoh a change ought not to be made without LI 1 most careful deliberation The discussion and f I exposition of the bill ought not t b strangled bJ a proposition Intended to wear out Sena tors and prevent a fair consideration of the bill He protested against the adoption of the resolution ae unjust to the Senate and unjust t the American people 1 Mr Morgan IDe aI also argued against I the resolution AU the Senators on his side of the chamber were opposed to the bill because bi boaul th II believed wer It Invaded the Constitution otlis United States In many places I because boause they believed that It threatened an overthrow of the conservative and excellent powers and Influences of the Senate of the United States which had so far In Iti history been untouched The believed that no measure had ever been 4 brought into tho body that so seriously threat ened tbe equilibrium of American Institutions I nnd through all I whose provisions such a spirit I of partisan faction pervaded That was their Y view of It and they thought that they could Impress that view upon the country Senators would Und themselves mistaken It they I thought that the speeches against the bill would not be ra They would be The peo ple of the United States were 90 per cent of them opposed t the bill They regarded It as a dangerous effort on the part of a broken down party to perpetuate its power by means of Political legislation The country should Ihoull not bo agitated and kayo Its business thwarted and obstructed and its great exigency mad more perilous by forcing the bill upon ma country He warned Republican Senator that ri they had better gle tlmu for Its discussion I They ha better try to convince the country ii that they were right and that Democratic Sen U ator were wrong For hlmielrUio matter how much pis physical cowers might be B taxed by the long hours proposed he A would try to keep along with d the I lj procession but he aOUA Inriat on ti havingtbe company of his friends on the other I side They could not expect to go to their I committee rooms or their houses and smoke I their cigars in peace and comfort while Dem ocratic Senator were at their post of duty on the picket line They would hate to have company and If Republican Senator I adopted the resolution they would have to ox peot to carry I out And so he gave notice notce now that whenever he bleed that a quorum quorm a absent from the Senate chamber he should make that point and hal absent Sen a tone mal back from their places of delight and retirement so that they should be at the pains of listening to the argument which it cost Democratic Senator so much bains to make That wa fair and right and he had merely risen for the purpose of serving a IK UOMr9l3llr Rep N H alluded sarcastically alnded 1 t M the perpetual drone and whimper of those duU Democratic orators that they could not get audiences and suggested that if they wanted to b beard they would have to make their speeches more interesting t mao Mr Morgan did not complain of wont of audiences She galleries have been roll Mr Blair I do not know but that there have been arrangements made to fill the galleries But the Senator complains that there arc not elatr to Listen t the apeechee Now I sug pst to him that Jnateat of resorting to his phyCloal powers 01 endurlce he and is fl tndlhould gIve UI an eblblt or their h1 tellectual I power ILangnterJ A few months ago I had some little experience of that kind myself but I never saw the tlmo when I was discussing the Education bill that I was ro uoed t the ridiculous number of only two P Senators for an audience Never never I Laughter The reason why I had audiences then while the Democrats had none now was that I bad Intellectual powersrhetorical pow ers LaughterJ I was ente talnlng iCon tinned laughter And what 1 bad I to say will go into history andwill associate my name with those of Demosthenes Cicero VYebeteiv and other eloquent men All that Democratic Senators have to do Is to summon their Intel lectual faculties I they have any laughter and then they can get audiences Let them give something of the nature of oratory worthy of the American Senate and then they will not have t com plain ot us for taking nap The difficulty now Is that we oan spend our time better In sleep than In listening to what Is called debate but which Is matter un I worthy of a place In the Uonoreiiional l Mccord I hope that my Democratic j friends will take the matter Into serious con sideration I they want an audience of Sena tors It II I not their physical I powers but their Intellectual power that they must bring Into play I Is not because Democratic Senators lonator are tbe friends ot freedom tbat they oppose ftlend cloture but It Is because they have discovered that lhey can exert a despotism on the ooun try by preventing the exercise of the will of the maorl jbat II why they Insllt cn stick lug to their old fossilized rule which II tmpl tyranny crystallized under exlntlngpondltlona Urann comes the Senator from Kansas ls Plumb with a resolution wbloh If adopted and carried out would kill ball of us It Is I undoubtedly a proposition us I tho physical energy or a great many of us and perhaps chorten the lives of some of us Jt Is a tblng which ought not to ba done The thlna which ought to ho done Is simply to ehangfl the rules of the Senate so that we can do business not merely talk but do business The American merel demand that of us Whatever other legislation may bo neglected lelslDton neAlected I we change the rules so that In be great fu tore the Senate can act we shall have don th greatest benefit to tbe American people cal Popl and any party who doe I can go to thn Amer ican people upon that accomplished In the Interest of the natlonand It will carry the people In any Presidential election car Mr Blair went on to say tbat a continuance of the existing rule would wake the Benate chamber I not a madhouse at least an appro priate place for an Idiot asylum Ills own offl plal lease of life In the Senate was not unfor tunately for the country to be very long And Vot I might benobody knew At all events tbe country wonld have his services In rome other sphere Bf action If not In the Senate chamber Therefore he bad felt obliged to drop those suggestions 4p Morgan said that Democratic Senator eouid attract audiences they had some char latan to perform continually on n high trapeze Then they would not have to depend on the galleries for audience Bnt unfortunately unforunatfl the bad no attraction of that kind to offer They oould not put forward 1 man with the genius of talking six weeks at a time on such a doa and damned subject as the Education bill If that six weeks bad been devoted to the discussion of the Election bill or of any other measure I would have been precious time saved The Senator Mr Blair had threatened that Jf lie did not get back to the Kenato he would turn up somewhere else Like a bad p II b would always turn 0pH Laughterj I hls Mr MOrA I State had pronounced I asg1tjist hIm and jile policy as the State L ItW Hainpahtre had pronounced againf hw IPlhtr PrpouQ9dNaut the aneor sad 1a PUo I U orgaaJ t 1 wonldb Nrlow cMuwd fa nflMtlMr M hlo b lo UedoTdeallng in taunt and gibes and sneers at other uea wheat the people std by As to e be had to say that tbe Senate of the United ute bad never acted otherwl than In a conservative war toward legislation There had never been In the Senate any factious opposition to a publlo measure Thtrehad been no body of men in the Senate who had tried to prevent legisla toP Blair said that he did not mean the BenG tpr from Alabama to gather the impression that Democrats had triumphed te New Hamp shire That State bad been carried by the lie publican party As t his speech on the Edo oaUon bill rartl Blair said tbat It a marked bl Bai I by splendid same In comparison with the ppeechas of Democrats on tbe Election bill 11 i resorted on that occasion to the uollcy ot delay as some Senators bad gone to Florida or elsewhere laughter and he walled until he wasieureof a majority but when the bill wa IJortYI but came toa Tote two Senators on whom ho had relied voted tbe other way But I motion to re onlldor the vote rejecting the bill was still pending In the Senate and a like bill was also pending In the House with a pledgo frOm the Buqaker that ho would see It was acted upon and passed during this ses sion ced did not Know whether thAt pledge would be redeemed or not Laughter Such pledges ore generally broken i but there was a hereafter and God willing he would live lor Oo twenty 101 yet and with good health too ar aooL Bo much he said for that long speech on the Education bill But every particle of It had been full bil meat and It contained facts enough on which to pass a hundred bills making a hundred times the appropriation which it made Mr Harris em Tennl II will offer no opposition to any proposition that tends to lacllltate the business of the Benate The practical question presented by thc ponding resolution Is Will it facilitate or retard tbe business ot the body i Incline to the oiiln Ion that It Is much more likely to retard than to facilitate business and lor that reason I hope taut the Uenator Irom Kansas will not insist upon it DMr IPoar Rep Mass asked Mr Harris Iep whether be was wllllna now t agree upon a time for closing the debate and voting on the Mr Harris Not until every Senator on this Ide and on that side who wishes to speak has been beard to the fullest extent of his desires Applause in the galleries Mr lioarThon the Senator does not pro pose to i facilitate business P Mr Harris iUuanlpioposa to dcnr to tha representatives of sovereign Ktntei the rIght to the fullest consideration and the fullest da bate of every question that affects their rights and their interests Renewed apnlausel Qc Hoar complained of the Interference of the galleries and gave notice that if repeated tl aalerl I repeated be would move to have the galleries cleared The VIcePresldent also rebuked these mont fetlonR Dem MCI criticised the solicitude of the Senator Irom Massachusetts for orderly conduct In tbe galleries as sudden and unusual on his part He then argued against the resolution solution and In General condemnation of the Elections bill while he was speaking the hour of 2 oclock arrived when the resolution went over until tomorrow without action and the consideration of the Elections bill was re Mr Wilson Rep Iowa took the floor anti spoke In favor of the passage of the Election fPokl JS Mr Pry Rep Mol said that In his speech of a few days ago the Senator from Virginia Mr DanIel aAO a reference to the Lynda report The reference to It seemed to point to tbo con elusion that he Mr tryo joined In the report In the house at the last uaRBlon at least twice he was quoted a being In favor of tho repeal of tbe supervisors law and as believing that John I Davenport bad been false to his duty lie desired to say that there never was any Lynde report that no report whatever was made by the committee appointed to In vestigate Mr Davenport In the Fortyfit Con grass He tried his best to secure a report but ailed The socalled report undoubtedly contained the views of Mr Lvnrie It was presented to the House ordered I be printed and recommitted I never saw the light of day Irom that hour to this Mow a bit of history In the Fortyfifth Con I gress an effort wa mado to repeal the laws for the protection of tbe Dnllot box Tammany i prteoton the Confederacy of the South to I unite every safeguard and protection and open no the ballot box to every fraud aId outrage of every name character and descrip tion and of course Tammany oould not per mit the United States law providing for super visor Inspectors and marshals to remain upon the statute books Therefore Fer nando Wood presented at an earlr day I memorial signed by alxtythree citizens of New York In which they represented that one John I Davenport I despot who neither regarded God nor that law ar rested them on election day incarcerated t m in prisons and deprived tnem of the right of deprved rlah American citizens and they demanded that Davenport should be deposed and the law under which ho wan acting should be repealed The House directed the Committee on JUdi ciary to Investigate tbe matter and the result of that investigation was that the committee was snowed under by the facts Tbe same fate attended every other committee appointed to inyestigato Mr Davenport Five times had Mr Davenport been brought before the courts and five times had he been pronounced not Referring to the socalled Lynde report Mr Frye said that in the House be challenged the majority to make a report He slcn the eo called report I The pending bill was not one tenth part stringent enough not onetenth part drastic enough Its provisions f In drato order to secure tbe right of the American cltl t Monr ten t freely cast his ballot and have it count ed as east It was necessary t put a bayonet behind every ballot he would put a bayonet behind 1 Mingled applause and bills in the galleries which was promptly suppressed pytheVleePresident Mr lYric I then eulogized Mr Davenports method r supervising elections In New York met incidentally denounced the methods of paturalization adopted bJ Judges McOunn and arnard who in seventeen days bad natural ized 57000 foreigners After having read copious extracts from Mr Coxes report and from the testimony taken before his committee particularly that of Mr Whitney late Secretary ot the Navy giving high praise t Mr Davenport for tbo honest elections which he had secured In the city of New York Mr Fry asked whether there was any Senator who believed that a man not en titled tolreglster should register ion that a man not entitled to vote should vote By the enforcement of the existing law the voting population In certain blocks had been reduced over onehalf And yet he said the Lvnde re port made at tbe demand of Tauimany said that the law should bo repealed so that Tam many should control the lower wards of tbe city and get five votes where there were only two Mr Morgan asked what State Mr Lynde was fln Frye Ho wan from Wisconsin gentle man abo e reproach In everything except his Democracy Laughter I do not recard the average Democrat In politics as above re proach The moment a man becomes a Demo crat he becomes at once capable of attempting almost any fraud in the matter of voting amost Ort suppose yon know that that opinion is I heartily reciprocated Mr Fryq Very likely tbe devil wa never yet fond of holy water Laughter When Mr Frye took his seat Mr Blair called attention with a triumphant air to the audi ence which we orator have when we speak Loud laughter Mr DanIel Dem Val commented upon Mr FryeH declaration I to associating a havonot with every ballot and tbat suffrages should be deposited at the muzzle of nuns That ho laid was the Senators conception of a no publloa bayonet and a ballot side by side lint that Is not th e conception of a republic which Its founders ba and Is not tbe concep have tion of today a reoublio which the American people Mr FryeI said I it was necessary to secure a free ballot balot Mr Daniel There Is much virtue In an I This bill has got a bayonet with every voter I there the supervisor of election chooses to put it Mr Daniel admitted that elections In New York city had been purified but claimed that that result was due not to Mr Davenport but to the good cltbens of both political parties The distinct churn which hn made ngalnst that gentleman was that be bad prostituted and debased the machinery of justlco and had shown himself to be 1 ronbclonccless tyrant and despot He read nn article torn tbe New York SUN t of Dec 10 headed Davonport Catches Itand stating that the United States Orand Jury had admlnlaterea a stinging re buke yesterday to John L Davenport and his man Deuell At the close of Mr Daniels remarks the Sen ate adjourned Mouse of Bearraeatatlvae The House In Committee of the Whole agreed to the Fortification Appropriation bill without discussion and the committee having risen the bill was passed together with a bill appro priating 1400000 to meet a deficiency In the appropriation for public printing and binding In the morning hour Mr E J Taylor Ohio from tbe Commute on Judiciarycalled up and the House passed a bill amending section 6615 llevhed Statutes The amendment pro vides a penalty for any person having the cus tody of ballots and returns after an election has been held wbo shall alter such returns or erase tbe name of any candidate for Repre sntatlve or Delegate lu Congress from any of the ballots in his custody or in any war alter or deface the same with the intent to affect the result of such election Also a bill amending the act providing for ae the removal of causes from State courts It provides for the giving of five days notice an I requires that the amount Involved shall not be tQUbre Ibal lei thai 10 lo Also a bill to prevent the manufacturing of dies or moulds used In the counterfeiting of United States or foreign coins cuntedelUnl A bill was then taken up to amend tbe Anti Polygamy law by providing that the Ant propertyformerly belonging to tbe Mormon Daurgh but which was forfeited by Oongres g v l I ad pIssed lathe tindief a rln la b Iae Inth I oonnton school fund o the Tee rtor Of 1Jtabwblcil WM the disposition made of the real estate held hi the Church Without OlpIIUnU consideration the lions laid It asld as unfinished business and went Into Committee of the Whole on bills reported from the Publlo Lands Committee Mr Tarson of Illinois the Chairman called hlarln Ilnoll up the bill to Indemnify purchasers of swamp lands and to reimburse the several Btates for lands due them tindor the swamp lands at Mr Parson aid the bill had In threo ego cesHlvo Congresses been favorably reported by the unanimous vote of the Public Lands Com mittee He asked that the general Govern ment should pay the swamp land Stated what money It bud received lor the sale of lads I bad no right to sell eU Mr Holmau bern had opposed the hill 01 the 10lmau that many theia swamp land grants wore fraudulent and that corruption grants them at every ItOP He protested bar against the payment ot large sums of money to the States for these lands 81atll thOelan Tbo committee rope to close debate but Mr oommlte Holman raised the point of no Quorum The House then adjourned urI irABnutoToy 2pm ThUg er Interest In anal OutsIde af tha Ilutla or Coagreii rTASBTKOTON Dc 11It has been decided try the Republican leaders In Congress to bring up tbe Reapportionment bill for consideration in the House on Saturday next and It possi ble to dispose of I on that day The number which has been selected to form the repre sentation in the new House Is SCO and it Is believed lieved that the committee will be prastteally unanimous for the bill upon that basis The Republicans were afraid of running against a trong Democratic opposition to any bill which would provide for a partisan ap portionment or which would include any effort to have Congress take control of the districting State COM te prevent gerrymandering by the State Legisla tures so it was determined toHeav no ground for such opposition and stick to the present law In nil particulars There Is accordingly In the bill which the committee will report on Saturday absolutely nothing for the Demo crats to debate except possibly the number which ba been fixed upn Representative Breeklnridge of Kentucky said today that there would be nothing but a pro forma debate In his opinion From what understand of the biL lId he I is about a fair a onl oould expect or reasonable hope for O course I ii I not just what we should have prepared I we bad had the framing of It but there will be no rea son for filibustering on our part against It passage I do not think 1 wilt make It any the harder for us to elect the next President The speech of Senator Blair today a the choicest bit of humor that has been listened to i In Congress for many day It was entirely unexpected and Mr Blair was so thoroughly i Impartial in hitting both Republicans and Democrats as to be r refreshing During the dellvary of his speech every Senator wa present and President Morton was unable t suppress the laughter that was constantly In dulged In by the occupants of the floor no less than bJ the large crowds In the aaJerlls Mr Blair ooouples a seat on the Demo cratic Blar of the chamber and when he rapped Senator Quay over the knuckle spoke sarcastically of Speaker Heeds prom ise to past the Educational bill and referred ferred entertainingly to the shqrtcom Infi of Ma othor Republican friends the Democrats applauded him t tbe echo He quickly turned upon them however and paid his compliments to those Democrats who like him always succeed In clearing tbe Door Hnd galleries when they arise to make a speech The exceeding humor of Mr Blairs speech was greatly enhanced by his manner of wa raUI Atno time did a sug gestion of It smile show Illf 01 his redwbtikered fae and his cold gray eyes redwhlkerd failed to sparkle even when he received p plans from both sides of tbe chamber ip Blair Is a crank on a great many subject but be Is a master of the art of saying wit and sarcastic things and no better tribute could b paid to his power In this regard than the un willingness of any man In the Senate to attempt to answer him In the members gallery of the House today there sat a handsome blackeyed woman dressed In widows weeds Occasionally a member would leave his place on the floor and go to the gallery for a moments chat with the visitor who was the widow of the late Gen Castor She has come to Washington at the request of members of the Pensions Commit tee to consult with them about the bill Intro duced by liepresentatire Chlnman providing for an increase from 60 te 11200 per year oT the pension granted her as the widow of the gallant Indian lighter In the battle the Little Big Horn In which Oen Ouster was slain his two brother a brothertnlaw and nephew wern also killed Mr Custer now lives In New York city where she supports ber lves self by her pen and where she is making a nnme and Jnlnce for herself in the literary world Tbe Pension Committee will undoubt edly make a favorable report on her bill and the MlchlKan delegation and other will earnestly endeavor to secure It passage at the present session The President today sent to the Senate the following nominations Naval t Conttruotor Tbeedora D Wneen U 8 N t b Cblefot the flureCu or Coaitraotlon and Repair sal Chief Constructor of the Nary wIth nu reladre rank ot Commodore Poitmxierii N w lUm hlre Charlee r Andrews at lt Oreat falli and Fred K Uarrett at Keene Mauaehu 00 Edwin b Xorrtll at Wlnobendeni Coonectleat Charles 1 Wnodlf at Dante1envlllei rennevlTanla James A Tbomion at Media Benjamin N Jeflerti at Wit drove t rank U Brltton at Curry and Jerry Crary at Sheffield The bill reported today by Senator Hawley for the advancement of the efficiency of the army and to Increase tbe artillery corps by the addition of two regiments Is Draotlcally a substitute stitute for the bill of the same purport wltn the addition of the threebattalion feature that passed the House last session and Is now on the Senate calendar I leaves tho cavalry infantry and engineer branches of the service unchanged with the exception of the Infantry regiments which I Increases to twelve compa nies The artillery Is Increased from five regi ments to seven and assignment to the two created regiments are to be filled bT the pro motion of the officers now In the artillery and any vacancies remaining In the lower grades are to be lilted by transfer offlcerslfrom other arms of the service The bill Is in the line of tbe recommendations made by the Secretary of War for the advancement of the personnel of the army so an to nut It on thn same plan of conformity as tbe armies of Europe In accordance with the instructions of the Republican Senatorial caucus held last night Senator Edmunds baa appointed Senators Plumb Hale Mitchell McMillan and Power al members the Caucus Commlttf to act with the Republican members of the Finance Com mittee in framing a scheme of financial legis lation to be submitted to tho caucus The Senate today confirmed the following nominations Romualdo Iacbeco 1 California nominatons Minister to the Central American States 0 I A Douirberty Pennsylvania Secretary of Lega tion to Mexico James Taylor Collector of Customs at New Bedford Mall J A Da forear Surveyor of Customs at Greenport N 0 A Garter United StaIns Attorney Northern District ot California J Pearce Postmaster ut Manasauan N J alI to Kallave Ihe financial Sllnattam WASHINGTON Dee 11The House Commit tee on Banking and Currency met this morn tug and there was a general discussion of the financial situation The result was the adoption of a resolution to request the House to set apart a day for the consideration and disposition of Chairman Dorseys bill to reduce to 11000 hi minimum amount of United Stats bonds which na tional banks shall be required to keen on de posit and to permit the issue of circulating notes by national banks to tbe full amount of the par value of bonds deposited This would I was said Increase tb amount of money in circulation almost Immediately Sf 18100000 and would result in a freer issue or national bank notes by making the loss on circulation Inslcnlllcant or perhaps nothing at all When the bill comes up in the House Chair man Dorsey bi behalf of the committee will move an amendment to provide for tb issue of greenbacks whenever the national bank circulation falls below 185000000 JTenalon Claim Prevent WASHINGTON Dec 11Mn Morrill of Eansaa Chairman of the House Committee on Invalid Pensions today receded the following tele gram Irom the Commissioner of Pensions I nave just concluded eiamlnln elalme 1 reeerdet to Diu C t under me new Sot There are I71MK cr15 Inal Invalid claim 55S2U original widow elalma anil sta tao claims died br oIl claimants This I resarO a a remarkably food outcome TbU fives oaly 227000 new claims flied under tbe late lair I I fle uoer Unix B saL Cemmluleair Mr Morrill regards this statement as an evi dence that the expenditure for pensions under the new act will be much less than was antici pated and that there will be a considerable saving t the Government growing out of the fat that arrears cannot Do collected 1 appU Callous lor pension Wit aadar too new act THE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL ZONING wnxaTLiira TXXSU AND VTUER SPORTS T Meek onioM Ike tke 0 rereeae Process Last NICkS Cary WcetUg Boy sad Baker Sly Xxklkllleae Wl era of the PiRreoi veiTe ke Ceo tInned Tile Eveolas sad Tomorrow The grand three night midwinter football lacrosse lawn tennis and athletic meeting of the Btaton Island Athletic Club as tbe pr gramme read began lastevenlnglnthe amphi theatre of the Madison Square Garden with i0 persons In attendance The audience was a characteristic New York gathering many handsome women in attrac tive costumes occupying the boxes Last night was devoted t boxing wrestling tennis and athletic events and the whole thing savored of Barnum and the greatest show on seethes holt a dona events were bolnc decided simul taneously Muscular young men naked to the waist wore trying conclusions with the gloves end tho sympathies of the women were Invariably With the smallest men While the youthful aspirants for the laurels that rest on John Lawrence Sullivans brow were banging each other athletes whose muscles stood out like whipcord were trying their skill at wrestling Others donned the mask and tried for su premacy with the tolls and for fear that this would not be suillclent a track event of some kind was being run off at the same time The track was In bad shape and more than one hapless wheelman took a header and not a few machines were disabled The manage ment was slipshod fully O persons being In the walslpshld ring where the lawn tennis bete were stretched tlnl spiders webs The young men who announced the result I of the different events had a dlftlcult task a their voices were iiilrhed several degrees too low for the big amphitheatre while the band hd an unfortunate habltof braylnu Its loudest Thn the roues mtn wn In the middle their speeches bcrr several very Interesting feature during the evening notably the aptarance of Messrs Car Westing Day and Baker In 11r ltnl tte exhibition runs Luther Oar of the Manhat tan was rune to show his paces against the watch and despite the fat that the track wath wo very soft and cnppy he ran fifty yards In 6 J seconds and broke the tape at the end of seventy yards in 7H seconds which II but a triQ behind his own Indoor record of 1H seconds Fred Westing got away from his mark slowly F lacked that snap and vim that marked his performances when he wa champion hundredyard man of the country His time for fifty yards was BM seconds and for seventy yards 8 ceoonda flat I would have been Interesting bad Gary and Wepilng who are olub mates started together Willie Day I the crosscouutry champion ran an exhibition halfmil steenleohast exciting admiration by S tne faultless style In which he cleared the 01 rVemiell Bsker of tbo Berkeley A a originally intended to tart against Dohms 600yard In door record but the footing was so bad tbat he concluded to run an exhibition three laps He has the same long stride that carried him to the front when he wore the harvard crimson and gave a very pretty exhibition of smooth vr and graceful running ad Aaceral rUln frt The boxing was away below the average McGarry scratch greatly outclassing his opponent in the final but the wrest ling i unusually good The Dual bout ol the lightweight wrestling class be tween Bar or the Sr U80nel and Mueller of be Newark Turn Yenta was a might struggle Baird getting the rlrlot but the decision was quetloned as Mueller was bridging when the fall was called I was alter 11 clock when ibm first nights games were brought to an end Tonight there Will I be football lacrosse and track athletic The officials ot the various events were a follows Atnumc lUferc J F Hnn k r A C s N JedgeiWO5obuyivrNY X u a W Carr LA U U P Maihewaon B A C i uw tUwkiwortk Orange A O Tlmire J M Abed Jr N Y A O u I Jt 1Avfl A0J U BUhop 8 1 A a UhMlei ease N tLOi 1 Wendell lifter B A o Curt et course J Cornell I A 0 leulse of blcyollnc P P Flat niteotore W I Curtis N f A c J I Sullivan N J A Oi VT Csrtla 8 J A 0 Ct BOXIKQ Referee Dr Remoa GnUerai N T A 0 Jndfte 0 Mllllfan A O 8 I and Arthur J Moore alA0 Tlmere a allot hee 11 A U and Kabert tJtxo1 A cr WnannaIUrerae W O Korea N T A 0 Acetit br Wo Tot l Y J 0 timer George n ysowafeee 1 lilgilne I Y A O Jurors 0 K 810004 Ral Clob Dr I F OOoooor Colombia College aol frot Legli Sense Laws Tennis r a Kauota Rr The competitions resulted a follows iTHLITICB ElxtitbDndr lan 1 lihlr yard Handicap Ran nm btat won br W A Pa tardJ N 4Oyardc W f clour Wayne A O 161 Tardil end A D Tomp tICS I A O m yards X thIrd JW Knmpf 8 A A O Urardix fonrto ana 0 harks ItlcUuiond county A X pu layOut firth T1e 2 mluul iualieoorj Ben Ur1 end heal win by C U Ca anoTa M A o IOU rdf I W Vianon I A 0 1M yards noona T B Turner M X 0 128 yardii third T Enrle U A 0 J v rdol ftnrtai K n Wbitiaoh 1 I t4 yard Dflh tim a minnie S a 8 iteonda Final l beat l won br Tumor Wbltlaob aaoonO and Ue Carannra ooTPJ 2 tuln Inebta nttt A 3 1 oonojn A naralQccnt rttc won br six Twohnn 1r dandtTr ntTTari3n naic p Hordl Rae First best won by K W uoft M X CI revardi J Dlxtn Jr M X C da yard Mcond td B1 B Karnia Nj 1 0 icralcb third tim 1 X coodii becond heat won by 1 o Jurler 14 J 0 10 yards C T WInd NY X 010 yard leeona and 1 Bllntr N J X u 3 yard third I tuna 2I seconds rtual hfat won by Oofl raStr ascent and Same tblrd flute 1 as seconds Onemlla Handicap flteeolcehate Won by W T Young L X u 3 sayarda C niertberir N J X C 35 yards t uoond and HWalttn Wiularaburf A AJClf3 yardix U4 Time I minutes 1 stcoa wanruna rtatberwftubt I Clau lit ponnd Pint bent F Vaellar Swarr T V detested o frortnt N J x Oitlfflaof fall o minutes 20 seconds f oond bout r a Balrd Bt Gorge iU O d eate i M Barges American A 0 time ot tail f 2 mlnnt 3 seconds Second trial First bent Mueller dtfeatad u Bardaiob X X o i oona bout Balrd beat W o rl M t A a Final bout Baird defeated hustler time of fall I mlnnte la Meonda Knny cot tblril price Uibt welcnt Claw lisa ronodl yirit boot A Oil man 1 x If deflated W gail N J A Ui time of fall 8 minute ISeecoode Second boat T J Oliar M x U defeated oo Cramer Si Oeorsa X a VJ fool ODar olalmlnr that Cramer bit hIm Third bout J J1 OBrien NY X r defeated J Kenny A A 0 t time of fall 8 minute 48 leeand Fourth boot U Wolf x u B rt defeated Kennr who bad another opportunity Ftoond TInt dt Wolf defeated ODtr on time mOle Second bout Ulmer defeated OBrien on time limit final boil Ulmer defeated Wolf In three mlnnwa yJ eeoenda DAIsy defeated OBrien for third prize by toe minxa o1ITITII boil Jb Allaire Vr t V defeated JR Jr Lsnkman St OeOre A c Second 0 W Kong N Y T T defeated A V J Poe Third boat rt Tir I B JlohlL 0011 T v defstsd L fleinte N ot nlnlI 1 V Fourth hot C I Bothner 1 Oentral T YJ o fatsd I r B CottJrt Fifth boat i I Hammond A t 1 O defeated i 1 Llebmao Central T V lith toot W T Uelntt II O Sohade df 1 Sold t T V Seventh bout a draw between J t W Gerard Jr and J Bohenrer Central T V BeeoDd IaVn bat Allaire defeated Malohlen Second boat Gerard defeated Soheurir Third bout Itothoer defeated Knrtx Ponrth bout Ilammond defeated llelnta Third TrlalaITIrtt boot Botuner defeated AW lair Second bout Hammond beat Uerard rinal at Hammond defeated lothner Allaire defeated Gerard tor third place UuelUnf Sworde riret bont B B Halohlia Central T VM defeated W T tlelntc Central T V Second boot Jan W Gerard defeated ni Eohenrer Centrl T V Third boot C II Ilammond N Y ol rbc defeated 0 O Bothnar Central T V Strond trlile Ilammond defeated Malohlen Final bout Hammond beat Uerard Malchlen fat second and Gerard third prliee Orrd coIns Featberweliht lloponndOOnl two boners appeared W Kenny N tth X a and Robert Beillr Standard A 0 asney got tbe bout De 1111 Lightweight Clan 09 psntidilFirt bout r Tlllle boot TlI trioS Wet Side AC defeated Harry lllreri National A C Final bout W KoCiarrr standard A u defeated TlllUtrand no oonteitaat appearIng ajralnit the former I a preliminary blLCII ICTCUHO Thnemll Hantltag Blorele Raee ordinary rint TrmIl lodlnIYJFlr teat won by A SteUcer I W ITirardaii F Bieteberi f X a BO yards aeoonti dlI Vleiand K lbt ItO yardax third and II a Bhltner K O W 310 srdcm oorll TII 10 minot I second sond beet won by Ii Snyder Broekiai N Y iso0 yar5 it lugas N ole A Br yards i o end 4IJ W rJeJ 1 yaidet third Time IS I mlull 12 second Final beat won br Hhlmer Rtellfer eeeend and Judge thIrd Time laminates I 81 26 second nd aows yrests latleaOlarenee J hobart New York LT a le featedo rott Ureegent u br a icore of e 3 ji Dooblaa Clarence J hobart anti U J Foil Jot ft Canller and I Miller boor tJl iI stslgerYaehbgss BoBTow Dec iLMr George Barton Fat singer a son of one of the first families of Rochester N Y and Miss Annie McClure Waihburne wee married today In Trinity Church by the Rev Phillips Brooks D D The best man was Mr William H Fantzlncer of New York a brother of the room The bride handsome brunette woro gown ol cream while Lyons velvet with trimmings of soft Bloerlan fur and a necklace of diamonds a gift from the groom After an Informal reception at the Brunswick Mr and Mra Fantzlnger started for ltociester where they will receive their friend at the Jrnklnson on Tuesday evenings In January The wblt satin favors ot the ushers were fastened with exquisite equIsie earfplns of Marguerites in Horn an gold and whit enamel lift from the groom Urn WM Thar aid lie Telleel Flre r The andlenoe vacated the Harlem Theatre In East 12 t street with remarkable rapidity yesterday afternoon The cause was a false alarm of tre Just before the last act of the ipatinte smoke poured IntQ the audlrlum through a onep pure the inevitable ass yelled Firs He was qot arrested In 8n In stant the house was on its fret Manager Ho fete threw open the extra exits and the curtain was rung down The audience dismissed Itself In remarkably short time No onl was Iniurtd There was no fire in the building Homebody eUtantr smoked near IJ uldl V V14O jOj lC1 WNDDflOl T riervent Merge Jr Weds ktissslsaote Nerteia crew or Beaton BOSTON Doc ILAnother Boston bell be came the wife of a prominent Mew Yorker tO day In the presence of an audience of the social leaders l of both cities Thl bride was Miss Jennie Norton Grew daughter of Mr Henry Bturgls Grew of Beacon street and the groom was Mr John Plerpont Morgan Jr of New York n son of the wellknown banker J Pier pont Morgan The ceremony was performed In the Arling ton Street Church the Itev Brooke Herford officiating Among the large party who came over from New York to attend th wedding the bridegroom mother Mre J Plorpont Morgan In gray and sliver brocade and wear ing a magnificent necklace ot pearls which ono belonged to Queen Mall Antoinette 1 Miss Anna Morgan white silk i Miss Bhett In red velvet and diamonds Mrs George Morgan and Miss Morgan who are In mourningInbeauU ful black towns with monrlw I blaut The ushers were wblt James O Ring At thur sturges and Stewart Brown ofNewYork and the Messrs T H UraaieeO XV Wheel wright Jr Samuel Dexter J B C odman and I Edward W urew of Boston Each wore a creamy hal blown rose with leaves asia bmi tonnl r6 The bridesmaids were the Misses Elizabeth rjturgls and Henrietta M brew ale tare of the bride and the Mlsse Louisa and Juliet Morgan sisters of the bridegroom Ur brdlerol Ar Junlus Morgan acted A best man At iirsolsoly liHO oclock the bridegroom accompanied bl hit best man entered the chancel and waited before the altar the com lag of the bride who passed down t centre aisle preceded by the bridesmaids and escort ed by her father The eight ushers passed down the side aisle at the same moment meet lug the four bridesmaid who separated teef dtf to allow the brrto to pass At time close or the marriage leloe the handsome young pair came UP tho aisle toth music of the ounl sohn Wedding Match te The brio wore a beautiful gown of heavy UtU1eOW white silk en train with garniture and bcr dering of white wt feathers Her golden hair was coiled high and was crowned with a wreath of orange blossoms which fastened the tulle veil bbs wore a necklace of pearl and her bridal bouquet was composed of white IOMB and ferns Tie bridegroom woo a rare orchid a a boutonnttre The four brldemald were dressed alike In dainty gown of white crepe over white silk made with surplice pod ices and dnmltralnaV They carried large bou quets of Catherine Mermot roses and ferns The brides mother Mrs Hint I Grew won ornaments an elegant gown ot olive satin and diamond Following the ceremony In church a small re ception to tbe family and Immediate friend was held a the resld noo of Mr and MR Grew In liuaoon street Mr and Mrs J Plerpont Morgan Jr leave town this afternoon for a bridal trip and will tin take up tbelr resi tl tll dence in I ew York Among the Now Yorkers present were Mr and JIlts AjWorP lnt MOfan Jrelnt llls A T mor gan M us llhett Mr and Mrs George H Mor n 18 Morgan Mr George H Moran Jr Mlso rerrr the flanoie of Mr Junlus raan1 Mr Chas E TraorMrs Hoppln Miss HoDcln the Meserx Loppln the Rev Mr BalnfordMr and Mrs Morris E Jesntx Mr and Mrs David o IUo r talnler Kgloston Mrs Mollvalne and Mr and l Capt Aatu Cock of tna 11 Navy Morris MIce Kama Miss Maria Jeannette Kemp the daughter of lIr A Kemp and Oapt Augustus P Cook of the United States navy were married at 9 oclock last evening at tbe home ot the brides mother 72 West Fiftysecond street by the Rev Dr Isaac Tuttle of Bt Lukes Church There was no best man and there were neither bridesmaid nor maids ot honor Miss Kemp a given away by her brother John Kemp The bridal gown was made by Worth The front was of while satin embroidered In gold and the train made a la 1 Princess was of white brocade and Iold Miss Kemp was without the customary bridal veil but her head was encir cled with a wreath of small white daisies and she carried a bouquet of white roses and lilies I of the valley Her ornaments were diamonds Dr Robert Kemp a nephew of the bride and 1 Allan W Cooke the son of tbe bridegroom I served as ushers A wedding supper followed the m th1 ceremony I Among the guests were Admiral and Mrs 1 Bralne Captain and Mr J M Miller Captain and Mrs Theodore Kane Oapt Bobeson of the Chicago and wife Capt OKane ot the Boston and wife CapOVlltso of the Minnesota Capt Crowlnshelld of the Bt Marys and wife Capt Lrbeu Cape Otiadwlclc of the Vorktown Commandant Chenery Mr and n P il heneO Jr and Mrs John Ii l Gardner Miss Gardner K Taller Mrs Uarner Thompson Garun Thompson of f Springfield Mr and Mrs A G Davis of Balti more Mr and Mra John H Kemp Miss Hnlelds Mr and Mra Henry Randall Mrs Lucius Hart tbo Misses Bkfnner Miss Jeivett of Providence Mr and Mrs J B Houston Pldoloo r Miss Houston Mr and Mrs S Walker Ira John M t Martin Miss Howard Mr and Mra Jacob D Vormilyoa Mr and jrL J Howard Simmons Dr and Mra Alfred W Gardner Mlns Josie Deinionico Charles Christ Delmonlco Mr and Mrs J C Delmonloo Mr and Mra James bwann Mr and Mra William Amory Lieut and Mrs McLean Mr and Mrs Greer Mr and Mrs George Barham anL Mr and Mr Booth by of Portland Me Doot Capt Cooko the brldeeroom is at present stationed in New York Ho is President of the Board ot Inspectors of Merchant Vessels with his bride the Captain will make a trip to Vir ginia city und on their return will live in hew York ItahlKran Drexel Miss Lucy Drexel the second daughter of the late Joseph Drexel was married at the home of her mother 103 Madison avenue to Eric Bernard Dahlgren at noon yesterday Archbishop Corrlgan married the young couple in the large drawing room which wo beautifully adorned with lilies of the valley white roses and white orchid The Arch bishops assistants were Mgr Charles ODon nell and Father Tole ot St Leos Church The bridegroom was attended by Count Pierre da Chnmbrnp of Washington as peat man There was only one usher Mr George Drexel a cousin of the bride She was handed to the bridegroom by her undo Ur Anthony J Drexel ot Philadelphia the wore a travel ling costume ot gray cloth and silk trimmed with chinchilla fur with a small bat to match She carried a bouquet and small prayer book pound In Russia leather There were no brides maids A wedding breakfast wa served after the ceremony which was attended by the relaUve and Intimate friends of the couple Those present wore Mr and Mrs George W Thuds or Philadelphia Mr and SJre James W Paul Dr unit Mrs Iordyoe Barker Mls Ulrica Dahlgien Mrs Hamilton Fish Ran Mr and Mmii Arkell Kr and Mr John it Fell of Philadelphia Mr and Mrs Archibald Oracle Miss Louise FloydJones Mr and Mrs V Livingston Mrs Henry Day Stacey Clark Thomas Jenkins of Baltimore Mrs Hicks Lord Mr and Mrs Edward de V Morrvll G W Chllds prexel the Misses Drexel of Phila delphia Sir and Mr J Hood Wright and George Pellew The bridegroom Is a son ot the late Rear Admiral John A Dahlgreu and half brother to Col Ullrik who was shot at Blehmond when In his 22nd year His brother John V Dnblgren was married to Mlua Elizabeth Drexel a sister of the bride In the cathedral In the spring of 1889 Mr and Mrs Dnhlgren will live at Cambridge Mass as Mr Dan luren Is still a student In the Harvard Law School During the coming winter they will however be much In society in Washington where the brides slater lives BMllbKlaa Miss Daisy Fletcher Elng the daughter of William J King of Geneva N Y was married at noon yesterday to Mr Willoughby Btrtham Smith ot London England The ceremony which took place In the apartmentsot the bride at Twentyelebth street and Fifth avenue was performed by the Rev Dr John Wesley Brown of St Thomass Church Miss Maud Graham ot Buffalo wa the maid of honor Her gown was of light green mull trlmmt with silver She carried a small bunch ot purple violets The bridal gown was of rich white silk exquisitely trimmed with point lace The bridal veil which was of white silk tulle was fastened to inn coiffure with a diamond star and a diamond heart a present from the bride groom Mib King carried a bouquet of white dalsieo Ernest Ayrault was best man The uahers were Messri William OConnor Charles G King and William J King second of Provi deuce cousins of the bride Among the guests at jhe wedding breakfast which followed were Mr and Mrs Charles G Holler Jr Mr and Mrs W J Travis Mr and Mrs Clarence It Dean Mr and I4rs lichen G nadolljje Miss Parson MUs Miller K P Colllnx Mr and Mr WlTlard Little Mr and Mrs Hem y Allen Mr and MrsWIllam J king of Geneva and Miss K G Elng of Providence It I Mr and Mrs Smith will lire In London but will not sail for their home until after the Christmas holiday AVIIe Murderer Bay IC be Hkngoel OTTAWA Dec 11In the case Day who pushed his wife over Niagara Falls It has been decided to allow the law to take It conn Day will therefore be hanged on the IBtn lust S NcsoMtesl Ppl siJitfiaTIiiii price mttnnaMze M flare zita st s C trsf BAUfflANN BROS 22SO Enst 1 Kli SI WIB keep their else aaaa In thavavaaln e MasSey Bee C alU durlstaw SEALSKIN GAPS SEALSKIN GLOVES s F I SEAtRKIN OAtS FOR LADIES AND MBK at rr BGALSK1N GLOVES 18 DP CANADA HEAL CAF8 FOR LADIES AND UKK t3 DP FDR DRITINO GLOVES ta UPi FUR CAnniAQE nOBES wrjPl PLUSH CARRIAGE nOBBS f3 DPI ELEQANT UK TATIOK BLACK AND WlttTB BEAR OARRIAOM i ROBES W UP ELEGANT FOR OARRIAOS ROBB9 IN GRAY WHITE AND BROWN COLORS 4 Oft J I SEALSKIN AND FUR COLLARS AND IIUFfLERa 3 UP COACHMENS CAPE3 KJ UP rug rALOB coos leO COACHMENS FOIl OVERCOAtd i On IIENS FDRLINBD OVTRCOATB fno DP AVabeir locBlltherlpeeUI Attcntloitor pnblloto thefuct lhr t ire nro the oldessso largest Fur Hones is the city and we esrrp II lnet eth or aCnnOtnrnd rare c very description both Imported e n4 done tie that cam ba found anywhere And ww log bean In our present location tnlrtTve yeses with expenses not oneqart cii largesuike uptwdsierswaceeaabl4 te call our good at least SO pep cent Iowa than they da W H HALL Maanraetnrlnr Furrier for the put Uilrtjrflie year4 261 and 363 Greenwich St BETWEEN PARE FLACR AND MHRRAT ST I DO YOU KNOW I I THAT THE MARKS ADJUSTABLE CHAIR WITH OVER M changes of poullaa UAKBI aa elegaal IIOLIUAV jnkstm aid It the PENt CIIA1K IN TUB Wllir WIDB SOLID CUUMJKT WORLD MAXICH CltAIKCO Bale f naraetur ra it one Hroudwur hot alai and KSd ale N X Call stud ite It or ien4 for o iaiooe oiSe4 VXN1NtW t Ia 0 NO CARTS ON SIDEWALKS WILT ran roLicit FTEAHK TAKE NO TICK TUAX Ittia IS TUB HJrTf Herchnnf Stay Una Hllne er Derrick 5 Lilt for Aepse feat Mnelnt Buck tins Tall ol Their Truck tip to the Door The Richardson and Boynton Company and the Brlstow Btoe Company have stores In Water attest near Ucokmnn street The former sued asking for an Injunction tore strain tile latter from unreasonably using the sidewalk for unloading loading and stor ing goods upon It The removal of a small bridge over the cutter from the curb used for driving wagons on the RlJowalk was also de manded Judge OBrien In an opinion handed down yesterday says that he is unable to determine from the conflicting affidavits whether the use Is unreasonable He doe not direct the re moval of the bridge because the foramen Council baa authorized such brldues but allows it to remain pending the trial The power of the Common Council ho says Is doubtful The real question he says Is the right ot tho defendant to drive or back teams on the sidewalk The defendant sought to justify Us position by claiming that a memesonnbio use of the sidewalk was necessary for tho transac lion of Its business It was conceded that the rights ot the public must be oearded i Jndee OBrien says that thin precise nueft ion ha not been directly passed upon before Hut upoctorlnolple reason ho continue It does not seem to me that such a un of sidewalks can be justified In thedlvl lou of the apace between the houses provxlon In made In the sheet forwncon nnuaiirtn and the sidewalks are constructed for anti alloued M pedestrian The claim that becnns tho street is I narrow such use of the sidewalk Is justIfied does not Reom to me to hiivo much force for no good reason Is shown why pedestrians should be prevented from travers ing tho sidewalk In a narrow street any more than on the nldt rnlk in a wider and broader avenue If the defendant cnntiot do buslnes It must either enlarge its place or go elsewhere It is suUlciont for the purpose ot thin motion that the use to which the side walk Is to bepntbythn defendant Is I not the ordinary ttae for which sidewalks were In tended and In the absence ot any Hear au thorlty permitting the fame it nhonld not to the Injury of the plalntllT and the m can ill V be I tolerated or allowed The defendant is enjoined from backing wagons on the sidewalk rOSSIBLT A UURDBX A BarreeM Britwl That Bade a s HtabklBK John W Reid a leader ot a gang ot east side toughs lies mortally wounded In Bellevne Hospital the result ot a barroom quarrel with Thomas Malone a laborer of 230 East Tweatynlnth street The fight took place in the saloon of William JtoCarty at 211 Last Twentyeighth street Reid was formerly a driver on the Third avenue horse cars This is the story as told by an eyewitness ot the affair Reid entered the saloon at 9 oclock yesterday afternoon where Dennis Doris ot 60S First avennn and Edward Williams were throwing dice with the barkeeper Reid and Malone and one or two others watcned the game Presently Doris suggested that thor all nave a drink and Malone though not on good terms with the other called for a drink Doris told him that he won not treating anybody out fldeof the game Reid stepped up and told Malone that ho wasnt In It Malone retorted and Hold seized and tried to tore him from the bar There was a light and Reid forced Malono against the lunch counter with a smash Malone put his band behind him and seized a carvlncr knife and when Held pprang at him again Malone cut him In tbo heed and then plunged the knife up to the hilt In Reids right side Reid stood Btook still and Malone ran out of the saloon A voltrsman was called and the vopndod man was taken to Boliyo flospital Malone was found later at Second avenue anti Twentyeighth street smoking a pipe Ho mtidepo resistance when arrested At the hos pital JBeld Identified him and he was looked up The knife has not boon found Malone save that he stabbed Reid in selftie fence and thinks he did just the right thing Reids friends called at the hospital to see him last night out were refused permission lo rls however managed to steal to the bedside of his wounded companion but was put out ot the ward by force Reids injuries are dangerous and If the stab wound In the side imnetrated his lunus the doctors nay he will die Reid Is 24 years old find Malone who is a blacksmith la ID years old IBE TBOUULE MURPHY CAUSED Die Laullody Took VB HI Qonrrel wltk Mr Itradtnr cud Frnefnrcd Her Xknll John Murphy who bonrdswlth Eliza Law less a widow with tour children living on the third floor of the tenement at COS Weal Twen tyninth street complained to Policeman Fin norty of the Thirtyseventh street suuad late on Wednesday slight that Delia Bradley who lives on the same floor had bitten his finger He had evidently been drinking and acknowl edged that he was not only in Mrs Bradley room In the absence of her husband where he bad no business to bo but bad given her addi I tional provocation of a kind herhusband would have resented Finding Flnnerty not disposed to avenge him he apparently got his landlady to take up his quarrel At any rate when the police man passed by halt an hour later be found that Mrs Lawless and Mrs Bradley had bad a ght In the Interval which ma perbaoa result 8ght forMrsjBradley Mrs Lawless claims that Mrs Bradley struck the first blow and he then fractured Mrs Bradley skull with ally Dot Mrs Bradley was taken to the loosevelt Hospital and Mrs Lawless was looked up yesterday she was committed In the Jefferson Market rolloe Court to await the result of Mrs Uradleys Injuries on the strength of a certificate by one of the hospital surgeons the effect that Mrs Bradley WAS suffering from a double compound fracture of the skull Mrs Bradley was fpnnnrjy housekeeper of the tenement at 600 West Twentyninth street Mrs Lawless has lived In the tenement but a a short time Her husband was killed by a fall down stair two years ago Til B BAIIIISLLI UVRDEH 1 155S0 HawtelleB Trial for KlllUst iE Ilrotknr to Begla on the loth DOVER N H Dec llOn the lath fast th trial ot the great Bawtelle murder case will begin This case Is In many respects nn eiualled In tno annals of crime It Isold Sawtelle is found guilty of murder in the first degree In New Hampshire he will be hanged He wants to plead guilty to murder in thel second degree In Maine and thus escape the gallows for capital punishment has bee abolished in Maine But the District Attorney will not accept that plea and the charge ot murder In the first degree in NewtHampshire will be pressed backed bythestrongeitJilndot circumstantial evidence The defence will be a denial that Hiram BaWv tell Is dead That the prosecution should haver succeeded In advance in forcing this line of ds fence demonstrates to the popular mind the absolute lack of faith that counsel teal in thelfl ability to save Isaac from the gallows The Governments evidence as regards the IdtntiflVj cation of the body found In the Berwick woodsy Is despite the absence of the head considered conclusive and inasmuch as the prisonerj i through his attorneys conceded IdenUflcan lion fully at the preliminary examination I it is thought remarkable that new W few mouths later the plea should be rex tractel and a contrary plea made Mrs bawtelle Identified the ishoe and cloth1 I ing bond In the grave as those worn by her i husband She recognized one of the arms or a soar on the left hand and besides Identlflqa the body by the peculiar formation of an ankl joint In the latter point she is corroborated by the victims doctor i i Tho culminating link In the chain ot evi denco lioeve Is the positive Identification F of a cuff button found by Officer tiehse Hhlelds In the earth covering the body TWs t Mrs bawtelle will swear was Isaaote and tb must remarkable coincidence all is that Its J mate was found on Isaac ponon when bo j was arrested a There IB another contention certain to arisen In the trial which ban not yet bpen touched upon It Is a question upon which doctong disagree and Inasmuch as It is ot great imvv portance to the Governments theory of the killing the subject will bo exhaustively vestlgatcd before the court Tbo question s How long hud the victim boon dead when the head was out from the body ot the five surgeons who were present at tho autopsy three are said to be of the onlnlon that It was Immediately done The others howeverassert that In their opinion fully twelve hours must1 have elapsed It la believed that upon this question will hinge one of the most IntoreitinjC arguments ol the case 8tatl tle of Belfgloni Denomlnatlan WLaiinrnrow Dec 11One of the Important Inquiries that Is being mad by the Ocnsuj Bureau Is in regard to the statistics of religious bodies In this country and a preliminary hal I I letln will be Issued In a few days by the Censn 1 T Ofllce The statistics this preliminary work J however relate only to a few of the 110 re ligious bodies besides many independent con gregations Tbe tables include statistics oil the following denominations United Presby I terian Church North America Church ot the New Jerusalem Cathollu Anontollo Church Salvation Arinr Advent Christian Church I Kvangellonn Adventlsts Life und Advent union Adventists Hevcnthdny Baptists Gar i man tioventbday BaptUts General blx Prln4 clple Baptists Christian Church South Robwenkfeldlanfl Thoosophlcal tioilety and llretbren In Christ Tim dual bulletin will ojintaln statistics ot all of the denomination The United Iresbvtorian Church has the largo est membership of any in the above list Ill credited with 04403 numbers the Advent Christian Church coming next with 25814 r P members Tbn Christian Church South with 13014 ooines next and Is follnwud by the BoyA enthday llaptlHts with UU17 I members aneU j the Salvation Army with 862 In regard t 1 the Salvation Army the statistics how that It i has bIll organizations in this country church edltlcea 287 halls with a total seating capacity of 102201 and that the church prop erty is valued at I373UO Decision In the Berdan Caia WABHINOTON Dec 11The Court of Claim ha given judgment In the celebrated case ot the Berdan Fire Arms Manufacturing Company of New York against the United States This Is a suit to recover about 1100000 for the use of plaintiffs patent In the manufacture of Springfield guns used by the Government It has been pending for over twenty years and has excited gtneral In terest The record of the case conslafa ot over 1000 printed page of technical evidence and the ease was recently argued for about tweho days by Gov Boutwall and Oen Berdan for the plaintiffs and by Assistant Attorney General Deweea for the Government The opinion of the court was rendered by Judge John Davis Tbe court hold that under the rulings of the Supreme Court and a previous ruling of the Court of Claims tIme Mole adduced disclose an Implied contract between the parties for the use of theeitractorejector devlce and that following the reasoning In the MoUcever case a fair and reasonable royalty for the right to manufacture and use the device Is Wee per cent of the minimum cost of manufacturing the gun since July iiG 1881 the date at which tbe statute ot limitations began to run against Plaintiffs cause of action The court accord igly gave judgment for the plaintiffs In the sum or 93004 The statute limitations wan applied because of a gap In the proceedings In the original cane brought In 1870 which was stricken from the docket in 1H70 In conse quence of nonprocedure and the case was not renewed until lt 81 An effort will be made to have Congress remove the bar and to allow the court to give Judgment for the nee of the patent during the period In Question Agalnat Waraea Ilelcgatai WILMINGTON Dot Doe 11Every Ectninf prints today the vote ot the churches In the Wilmington Conference on the question Shall women be admitted as delegates to the lay and general Conferences of the Methodist 4 Episcopal Church The Conference territory la coextensive with the Delaware pemnsnlsw embracing Delaware and the eastern shore counties of Maryland and Virginia There turns are complete except for live Maryland appointment which however may obangst the result The voting was close the total cv the Conferenou districts blng Yea 2749 noJ 2904 majority against the admission U2 women delegates 216 New attains Company AMUJTT Dee 11The Commercial Mining Company has been Incorporated by the Secre tary of State The capital of the company is 12000000 The company Is formed fur pur chasing and developing mining property the mining of gold silver copper and other metals and to provide for the smeltlnunml re duction of such precious metals The com pany will have ltd principal otllco In Now York and will carry on Its operations lu the Terri tory of Arizona The trustees of the counniny for the first year are George Notmun 01 Hrook lyn Edniund Collln Jr und Charles W iar sons of New York city William J Hunt of Jer sey city and Joseph Van Vleck of Montulalr Kaaleala tVIn In ha M ST r V The radicals In the Musical Mutual Protect lye Union elected their entire ticket ot officer I at last nights election at CI East Fourth street Alexanilar linemen Is I the President Guutav Vrnzal Secretary and Charles tilU brcchr Tieusiiror Tim radicals wanted to strike nt Mblod Garden roieutlr and were overruled U

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ft ws mmy xrJji r ra W 7f rfj r FKIDAY 1 jfiMCfiBft k i i CHESS MASTERS MEET AGAIN nmtnn ztKAwa fiasr soon nt AN a fXCXLLKNT AN1J emakcrce Atlnck Wae Weak md t No Wnrpui While Ih Ckmaplo Undo 4N BcMtlful Vefeaca I ke Hemalek Gam 1 When plar was returned yesterday In tb hamplonshlo oheas match at the Manhattan Ones Club there was not 1 lan an attend r ance of members u on the opening day but as ttnlng drew near the club room began to al V ums a more animated appearanea and the game provided a fund of Interesting points for discussion and comment Despite the fact that Stelnlte for several rev Ins did not begin the day In a settled frame of mInd it will b seen from the charaa tar of the game that this did not militate MV tate against his power of flay Boforo the opening of the cams ho entered on opposition to the objection madd by Ounsberg which re sulted In the total exclusion of reporters from 1 the room and ultimately a the result of his efforts Qunsbors assented to the admission of one or two special chess reporters Including z the representative of Tnit BUN on tho under standing that they fthould not write ont their tndlnl reports In the room which bo considers too h mall for the purpose rti Br many It was expected that Qunaberg I ft Wnuld offer an Evans gambit to his opponent t14 who It mar b ramem red stated somo time Th ago that he would undertake to play the de I fence la the Ev nn four time with Ounsberg nC a certain position which at that time had Don reached In hi tame with TRcbTsorln 4 Beversl personsexpressed with some confidence lonxtreledwlb cnl ti dance the opinion that Ounsberg would take a t this challenge I clmtlenco it may be culled I bat a law I move soon showed the spectators Wt that he bad selected tho Buy Lopez I la ii pnly fair to say however that Ounsberg has never been known to piny the Etnns qambit In match games I Is a pity that he did not offer HtelnlU m chance to Macao his declared Intention for tjjnn w I should hare had a rtnlTol of the old Interest I which was evinced In the rana cable ame 1 n I was adjoumnd J would really hays t been like a continuation of the cable fight As u the came proareiwed It took little penetration I t e that Ounsberir was maklne a weak de velopment of his pieces and the climax of his bad pier was reached hn on bit eighteenth toot he made a blunder which gave his an Ugonlst the advantage of th rxcnance and before the adjournment It was equally clear that nothing short of thin Intervention of a miracle would prevent Hteinltz from winning asll btelnltz played nccordance with the theory u laid down In bls bookslelendlngjihe Buy q Lopez by 8JPQ 8whereupnn Ounsborg t stated on of the leading variations from the I same work Tit 1 i 1Q nrittonl Btelnltz not knowing whether lila opponent boa aDythlDg ol a vpeclal nature prepared Drtblnl o IPI1 lrpard I that particular line of attack Im mediately adopted other tactics which I lave not yet been analyzed On the fifth c a 10 ha adopted a plan of development forte t Sove K at K 2 which In a similar position I te tQ simar 10slton y was first Introduced br Martinez of Philadel l t phia II the sixth American Congress On the Mrsnth moo Ounsberxs plan of notion was I declared and blsxlefonca of lQ 6 thawed that he WM playing for the crowding nod blocking th system wnion according to Stelnltza tboortoo somewhat cempromlscd the ending but is I nevertheless often e use of bJ Irsl lass 1 mltes as 1 sometimes leads to brilliant 5k Online the next few mores black simply de veloped the kings side ready for castling IQp kola fIdr oatlnl while white tried to manoeuvre bis Kt Into the lt centre at K 3 with a view to keeping the e atrong pout at K 1 I B I Black on the tenth move entered upon a counter demonstration In the i centre attacking the adverse K P with bio Kt I I mad white after defending took the earliest Spportnnilr to attack tbat Kt with his I Kt P w ut bHcks piece then gained strong entrance into the bole at u It I Whit proceeded with theadvance of pawn on tbe Q side 4 jrhlle black on the fourteenth move effected a lonRrrepared breach In tbe centre with the advance of his KL P After some moves for the development and preparation of an attack br f 1t black who bad evidently the pull on both I Wines Ibo crisis came on his seventeenth f O rnnve Whloh threatened adanaerous exchange that would nave allowed blacks Kt to Jump In tt K the hole at whites K B i In trying to mold tbat white lost the ex hanre After this black proceeded to force the exchange of queens and then to get l strong entrance with h rooks first on the open K B file and afterward on the U Die Uo u t Oln time of adjournment I being whites 6 twantyf eventh move which be sealed black threatened to occuny tha strong post at Q7 pawn with one of his rooks which seemed to C a I rounox U IOn I ShOt t iettzilO IIeH I f J j w w j w m I f rp 1J A w mI 1 JiW 3 f While Cumbers 10 pleea Oojuberc to mov fit On play being resumed at 7 oclock black t 2 succeeded tn capturing the pawn and being tie exchange ahead it only became a matter nt time Btelult pressed the pace andQunaberir 4Pf led at his fortyfirst move after taking fifteen minutes consideration tbnA 4 OAHB IkUT urix acxnsao iTtinm 8t7 iaia nemn wan rna WUe nalOIf 4 i WAi 5Sf 2 f WAU I 8U 5SfK a KtK B 3 11188 111 24m ItitSm i J iW PQ1a 21 qzQ m ltxO 2m 4 I I BQco 22k1Kt2KBTgt 40 I Cll ktKd 23 atxB QRKI mta KKU S a 1r SfcSH 18 jall IIKI IKU Par 7 1 K tKI a il 8m jtsm 1 I xii 1 ld t i KtxS AdJournedT u sitasro BKa 2 1aJoual KU JW rf IV mln 25 tfK a I P p oita K IllXP 5Us aI ts l mil SOlute IUKIK3 5 s k 12 QKI QQa 2bD 1 h54m 11 ti 12 Iuo StbRft 31 ngsa 1b8m I JQ S Cattle 8 IR 8 K x B st 4JQB4 rKB4l S3 KtxR AQa t i Isyxy Qsl I SStfas P e 14a10 13d mll1 KtB5 1 a I k I q aa Q ktkj W KtK 4 flks so 54 1 QI 58 mlnt I 37 Y KUd fKB 4 t i 1 KKK54 BItt I U 1 3 KB 11KtS hi Ai rKKtSm letlie 39 BQl BV7oh f tSBxXla Jsa t KKaq Rxl i 12 b 12m II In 4t 8 v Wlt reilrned at 7 JO r M it j ot e iv w inixm UA Jfence hat baa been little thought of though i eocaalonally tried by old maatera Recently I gar It aa v th beet in V Xodern Cneaa Initructur buttbr Ii 1 l r still Sims oppoeluonto U h lbA aorl of Ulueco Piano attack rbtch bold good 1 many variatlona IB IbIs opining i 5s K B 4 II its anwr given la the Kodern lt gooti Cbs Instructor but 1 consider 1b teit move qosfly 4 eIILIit53syQe g jo stA questIon of atrle in which I a oppoaed to many rt aatere 115 Introduction OIPod t QaiLD folLowed IT KIQ B a wai I boUn bl 4 ATfeui i K U now etrongly placed for aa will be l t wnll eon I dnolb dlilodd without furtbirdlaad van Sii D whitKtswaavlthln 8 IfM l g TBS Ktswaavlthln much referable 7 4 II iugviugarrang4 his pleee In battle order black h T v roiiMA Ukisgipiuit with hi attack aialiul the obvious mark la Jt IkI atudledtwentr mlnDI for this mov becaoe i XI KI7 amd to rwld porn promli but on beal i ration I coaoladed to mk another eirn 14 I i d on which waa mrs to be ueetul In the end t z tlTbsr U I hardly any eeoape from thl thai I can aee a 111 while h4 played IH 18 tbenln UxB foU t l t lowtdbr slatlbl attack KtUS urVKo aoeordlntlj with Qsl a Ir tol tniPorcd s oThl U th ell mon thn break th pawns camp and gals alI for Haul root la the advrn t alpT CkaaaoUie Atalamtas Ka r at t One ot US moet faehlcnabl aodlenoo that ever paod a almllar entertalntuenl with their preienc srow 4 Cbloterlnf Hall last aihtt witnta the an au strtalamat cI the champion Atalanta Boat L Club A most latereitlni cronarnm was rendered br 5 taa Ala mlaetr In a epleudld meaner Tb hit of lbs svsning wae mad br Hudley Van Hot lead a Blake Marks aad aarlea T Vount three 4 tas AtalanUa who aaai and danced well I f r Iigtes fr tt l ii romtaent rowing ad alhletlc r naaUatloB wer preeent The affair was atUerooih SIMM sac a liaadaom sum was II lined for oU c truearr of tbe femone tlub Tb f ollowlne ceramlttee s who ably coadseied the adalr received its roncralu ttt latUae doe for lbs rwnlt which their Intelligent and tiis anl ao made possible Sealor tlenlenant How i i setA MaoCean Chairman Charlei T Young Bdward i1 V n1 8 Jennlnr and Dudley Van Holland 1 relate f r Carlathlaa TiMktamaa 1t Commodore lobtrt Ceaterof tb SeawaanakaCorln J tblan Yacht Clb la a lector laitlnf two bOIn toll I member of thtfCrlnthUn l evy last nigh th bit war to anchor moor trip lav op paint scrape and V varntih ibtr bla lie all jars them a luDbr of 1 feed paint oa lbs oar of 1 spars and rigging and uapreaMd spin Ibm this aWelule aaceMltr ef preleoti f4 thaI I boat from the wlatr weather by enTering I them with cauva or a wooden hd Taa lecture took plaee In lb parlor at the Hotel Marlboroufh aad the Cciamudw illuatraUd I with ehalk auS a blackboard t AaonjriheM preeeat were oUai Admiral Cbarle it M Connolly Joteph W nibeoa William VVhltlook Th r or Zereia W P Stepha W a Ntwrnaa Uarld e UarrUand obr TbM avr will tiPs a ship s dluacg 1e M the kol prebebhy btor the a 0 iOssl i 4 I r runimmtHtf M rlAlll aw tk Anetrailna la rraarla Hlia aeirfer Hie Figbt with blessuasy BAT ST Louts Miss De l1Th coming battle between FlUslmmons the middleweight champion bf Australia and Jack Dempsey mlddle elgbt champion ot America promises to b ascot the most eioltlng sincetbe milt between Sullivan and KUraln Fltrslmmons baslchoseo Bay Ht Louis as his training ground and the tall wonder from Australia appears every Inch a man As the fight draws near Interest grows and letters of Inquiry are dally received a t the methods which are and will b used In training the two neat champions Yesterday jour correspondentcalled at the training Quarters of the tail Australian When questioned regarding his training Fltzilm mon referred your correspondent t his Jimmie Carroll who trainer and manager Crol said It will tio doubt be a big surprise to with the different many of those familiar wlh te dllernt methods of training tmglllsU for ring contests when I say thnt I will not nor shall I up t the time Fltzslmmonfights go by any set moth ode or rules laid down as the proper form for training athletes prpr Lluslmmons Is br nature a liardworklng Industrious man and is I never so well satisfied as when employed at some sort of work 1 shall lake advantage this splendid trait and try to make his training a pleasure rather tnnn t hard work it usually prove to be to tbe tighter In general I shall sand him out on long WAlk of course bat these walks will h al 1 ways In the direct on of pltwuuresuch an bunt ing tithing and rowing As he I a flmoliy s hornrsbner he will occasionally snow his skill In that direction by doing up a couple of mules or horsrsln fact any sort of animals that need shoe that o up tor him to exercIse urxin Of course thoro will bo hull punching suet purl I lbs former wIll DO done when Fitulmmona I wil feels inclined to exercise a bit which will b liretty often end the latter will take place whenever any of the I Inhabitants the liar who 18lr to puiclllstlo honors or who WOUI like n little fri prnnt In tha r of erlf I defence show up at the uuarterA to have a littlanpnr as they term It Mr methods In trnliilne men differ greatly from those of mOlt i eoi le and In my opinion to b a good train I I er a limn must bo a good reader of human nn II Iln Kiro and give it man the work which will be the least hardship for him and Kite him the mot iilMisure 1er what will suit one man would bo hid woik for another and one must hitvo his man osrefully sized up before he pre IIIIa i u course of training for blin I CIJrltN CAKE lOft JMlWf Benlvn In u Fourcornertid Battle br J aaa bert Had Qalai A decided sensation wa produced In lh court of the Prookljn Handball Club reitirday at the rather eaar c and Dennis J or lb war champion Casey ni tlnrphyotth Cork Ireland Handball Club war pollllied OB by John Lambert sad P QuInn 1 I I not often thai Casey no I matter who lila partner may be meeta with suCh an oTfrwIielmlni defeat but the fact I Lambert and I Vumn played a came of in hurricane order the sc I vie of the two mea being vary AeairacUv Th scores wars lumber and Qntnn 21 I 4 Itel Caaer and Uurpny U S 21 I3d Dennl Murphy defeated Robert Malcolm In three In tereitinir game The r Uurphy 31 1 2109 Vlalcoim IS IS 12Sd Lawrence Verde attempted to heat frank Pendetrait with his left hand but dulnt laccead The result wae rendenraat 31 10 31ea rorda 11 Ul 10it COOS cU I Heferee OOell ear that b bawl a cent wared on the result of tbe otokeallolmea Baton coo did ha be any money II the lime 1 U was chanted that he had l was opp ecd to boloS retire la the nnt place he sat 1 to a act reporter buI both men wen anxious that I ahoulil accept and I think ararykody will girs ma credit for being impartiaL I will be very glad 1 tber do appoint a new referee I have bad eaosch of It ana under no circumstances will I offlcaleualn John Lawlor aweeclu challensee have ort a regular furor within ths handball ranks I I reuer ally believed thai the sz Irlb champion I smears la hi sitar to ple the seven matcau mentioned and that he baa the nttanclal I baohlng noearr to ooniummata lbs lam Theta are lew persons who contend how aver that Lawlor Ondtnc Tax Soaa nw rule wool Play lad havoc with hIS etyl of playing ban adopted ibis mode of keeping hlmeelf well before the DublIn THIKLI believe that Lawlor mean tuainsss 1 his different alI for he aanounee that when any body fis like much mkln it be wilt bat claeea depotlt In Its Suxj care he Il oover U Immediately V ten Billy Courtney wa asSail his opinion of Law lora bold ulteranoi hi rply waai I dontknow what to think ot them What I would like to kaow le I Wny didnt Lawlir accept challenge leaned in Tie Srt anile three month ago to play foraiooaalde and a deuoalt KU waaout up at the same time I still you will hear from me soon regarding the matter for if there ii I a man In bOo whom I would like to John clar and Lawlor whom I a equally confident o defeating I Jarkr Lonlna Uaol at all dUbearlenad ever Ue oneildeineae of tie match with refer Connelly When asked how many came he expected to via In his own court he said with a ulfeatianed air ltD take lbs whole six 1 and dont let any one mats a mUtate about It Upon what basis no yon reckon that you will Upl11 make a Susan aweep J he was aaked te nt as mach I llccnta to beat him six jramae army borne as he has to bal sue firs straight 101 court was his rspiy Tbe Spaniard It laaialmed 1 will be oDe ot the fret to tf step DP and respond to Law lor a challenge Th Spaniard evldeBiur baa not forgotten tie haitian be sustained I at the hands of tn Dublin ruirMentatlve and be mean tn redeem himself If he can lrII I dont hike partner matchea aald John Lawlor Mbul I thlok Onion and myielf would make ennn usually strong Im I ills qnlnas styli be bit the ball H wicked Frlamtom Btndeat Paid for lajnrla PBIRCXTOK De II The football turn ha con Into training again 1 They hare received a oballiac from the Manhattan Athletic Club football management lo play a game at the Xadlaon Square Garden on Saturday night The cballeaie his been accepted I will b the Brit aame la which Capt Rim will have a chance to bow his power of teneralehlp Ex Capt roe will not play neither will Warrtn l lacrosse team will play with I Mew fork Athlello Clab ana will hi cap tallied br J 0 Matter HI tild T owner of intern rl where the Thanksgiving football match was played lays beeff aettlln U la I eaiiL with the Injured students United otate CommUaloner Bllow has visited the colleae under the direction of his eon who Is I surgeon ot IU Park Aaaociatlon Mr Bello tatedlbt he bad D authority to eettle lb caaaa but he found that the elndenta would not I for more than ayment of exoaniea A number ol claim hare been paid It le salt mat b aaocletioa wee ree liared from reiponilbillty for the accident ii Ike grounds were Iso to itS tolbl 1n Block xeaaaa a Venras u Athletla Club The organlratlon ot the United Exchang AlI letlo Club coxipoaed ot mplya ef the various 110 Clab 00M p a9U cxckangea was held at Washington Baadqaar tots last avealng TIM were nearly two hun I dred persons present The tOJ follewln officer were electeori J r O tIara o the rm black and retrolenm Exchaag rreeldeais P1 Lelfer Produce Kxchanne First 1 vloePrteldeDti lt M naapnfrat rose Exchange Second Tics Freeldant Thomas Rurna roniolldated Stock and Tetroleum I m Trees are Daniel OBrien stack Exchaag financial Sec retary 1C H Mmmo I Hecardlnir becretary The next meeting will be held aa Friday Dec 15 at 4ao p JC Jack Daaayaer FrcpMarlBB for Hla riaiht Diana Dta ILJaok Demptey lbs Heaparell champion mlddlewilght pnglllat ol America la com pany with his I wife and daughter arrived be this morning en rout to New Orleans The months be has pissed with his family la Portland Ora hay been beneflclal t him and be I the prfcl plolur ot physical conduitS twine about Sve pound over weight Of hIs approaching flghl Derapeey laid I I am confident ef winning ihla Bgtt Ill to my teat Ive never seen FllialmmoB We have both faced and whipped the atm man Jillly Mccarty at this Cali fornia Alhletlo Oinb room It took me twenty elx second to Ulepoa or h whll ritaalmmona whippet him In nuts At preeeat Jack la nnabl lo slats his Immediate plan for this future He will ao Into actIve training at OtiS upon hie arrival In New Orlean In wb ee haad be 4lOI t will place hlmeelt hr not been decided Me says the light ha renewed tolereil In paalllatle matter on the 1aelflo coast and a big California and Oregon contin gent will be at tbs ring aide Delegation I will com rWa D It em from Seattle Portland ana San Franclico wi If I win thla tight f 1 Dempsey I will nun and take a trip to Autrall I want te see the world rae Coalral Plaid Trial Lmnoroii N C Deo 11The unnnlehed brace lab aUdtton end Ighifleld a wa Bret down Ho work of merit wa den by either and tbey ihoald be ipotttd 001 Kate Miller easily had ihs belt of li beat with Reverdr ritual 1 against Slogs Dad had alt lb work 10 her favor Prince Lucifer easily had tb bI o II with IbUW causer Tb 11hlao be lift out tI the 051 isrica I rlrce ran a good heat urn n was sick auu rimuiiiyee ran a bps i aeno ran a good beat and was away abeavl of dam Mil Two 8 braces wer rua In hi Cordon Slats mating a poor exhibition King Hem ran azalnit Belmont the latter only aliowlnir any pace Caropbelra briton agatnit lieaumout ran a tlrasoms but with little to the credit of ellUer Aaotker Ore tor Xllmla ad Oodfrar Bono Dec htThs Kllraln Godfrey ngbt will probably be wiloescid by CalIfornians Today Oapt Coot received a dispatch from ihs rallfornla Alhletlo Club ofterlng a purse of 94S for a go between the two heavy jrelgntaxioo In lh wiener and WfM to the lne r ibeclubaltegivanlee I adulllsal tiX to 155 laser for training eipenew Ic S YoBag Trotter BrlaaT figS Prlcwa Ltii otoii De 11the following ImMrtanl bores situ bar been mad by W a franc aad ana of this eliyTo To W I Crawford Leilnglon Wtasllnt flllr by Wilton dam Avoca by hllenlle Wilkes itcond dam Kitty Falclien dam ot Georgian 2I2U i by Xamtrlno Patohen I price IJUoa ToT I Klichell Coldwaler lichltay colt foaled IBBO by Red Wilkes dam Mamcrlno Jan br Matabrlno Patcken I price HuOn Touowerman Ito Lexington Cornelia black Ally foaled I IHV by Uilton dam ornclla br tuL Hoauer sin UI lloit I InclepenJtnt price Hin 011r H J 1 Treacy ot the A lilanu ark I Mock Farm las old tohaiuu I Ke Ia Pitteburjrn tba lay ro I hUUIuir lust it IHMH by lied Vttkei dam Lady Ueuulsuu LjrJoliu Dlilaril price rtsm By lUounccira lt cacti wou the grrateit taro y arold talllon t that showed up lilt if aI was Hum berraaa tit Hllke tIy nAI eiaiieii lu eltlit race winning OVtt and wa sscobd In i the ithere f lie wound up br I making a rxurd ut Jiit over a very heavy Odds track at ails Cl la i eland Vebruatf biernberf will Ic Srd In lira st hL PEARL SETS BAD SHOWING JeTJI rTOKNT ma OWttXtl AND JOIKKT ttDUHALD BKVOHK TUK CJUlK i wets Proves tkt k had vOO on ka FlltyCsceil Wins nt 10 to 1Mr Fellow DrI fledgeThe 1It Might In Xecnrd to rrIi and Objection Five thousand persons went to the Outen burg race track yesterday afternoon braving the discomforts of tedious travel by torn boats and slow carriages over muddy roads to see six races run And they SAW some races In which the bet horse taking all things Into consid eration won The only race about which there was any suspicion was the fourth at a mile and a six teenth where the ally Pearl Sot wa a warm second cholou to Lela May Bho had perform ed creditably at Clifton running a mile with 107 pounds up In IMM wltblnthe past ten days and the public cheerfully backed her T McDonald who has ridden Nevada and othor good bOles bad the mount on the fly She Is owned by 0 Wolff who Is I known as Carl or BM and Is a bookmaker ntClttton and Gutten burg Wolff kept the flllr at 1 shorter price than anybody else In tbo ring and laid a longer price against the oluors than anybody cite and to mil appearance he waa backing his flllr to win Aa the money came In on Trestle Lola May and others Pearl Bets price receded a bit and In m few books 4 to 1 could be bad at the close On the way to the post Judge Burke called Mc Donald to the stand and waned him that be must ride to win The start was fairly good with roar Sot among the a division end at the end of a quarter of a mile she wae running Iin company with Folsom somo fifteen lengths behind the leader McDonald wont very wide on thn frt tun Pearl let closed up tome of amllo but ground In the Isstthreeauarternpf aouldln IIt throolur1rl a mlol she waa aster dangerous nnd Uulsbed fifth The judge called McDonald Into tim stand juele oled and sent for the owner of the fly McDon ald claimed that be had boen beaten br the start and Worn declared that he bud bot on the atat Judge Burke ordered the owner and jockey to appear before the Executive Com mitts t aPJ e Wolff proved oouclii itely that he bad baked Pearl Rat and the testimony of Qtbet to tbe samevnd was heard The jockey McDonald it was said was weak 1oOonald wal wel and unable to do tne ally 1 JJsUce as lie has just Jsitaslckbed AVoiff Mid he DId 8005on Voll Pearl Sot and George Harris a close irlend of his had llfloo worth of 1earl Hot tickets to show after the rlco ort Hearing In the cage was adjourned uptil a inter datp allter alourne the choice for the opening event at five furlongs mud he won after a lively brush with Censor while Facial B was a close third wit Onor wble atl Objection was an overwhelming favorite for I the second event at sir and a bal furlongs I and he won as be pleased from Salisbury with Hilda third Park llldge was almost backed oft Wa I the board to rrl tbe race for twovearolds but although Flynn rode her hard from start I to finish she was outpaced mud Little Fred an improving l colt won with The Earl second and LIbel it third Park Judge was walked oer from Clifton yesterday morning and behaved very badly on the road and I Is probable that te Tf was responsible for her bad show tbll Wa log The fourth race caused a sensation the winner turning up In thn fouryearold I colt Caasella by Longfellow nut of Carrie An I derson Be Is I owned by David Waldo of Chi cago and some ot the innocents In the ring I laid 100 to 1 against his chances Several sta ble boys Dibble at the good thing and out great capers alter tbe race Trestle tt at sec ond and might tie won had Lambler not tbo made too much use of him In the tint part ol The filth event promised to be horse race as Badge and Mr Fellow were meeting at even a Hal Taylor took My Fellow t the front In the opening furlong and defeated the favor ite handily Old Neptunus put his host leI foremost In tho last event at seven furlongs and won cleverly with Ketoham second and Wanderment third The foUowlos are the summaries TU nnT 1 UACE Pan S3CO of which l ISO to itcond for three el rids and npwardH TUurllowuoH five turlonx V HyBMs U f PerIl 4 ky Duke at lagsuia3tiss Saxon 103 Umbler 1 D A Boolf la ir Closer 4 07irtynnv a W8 UuiKmsbrcIMial 1 ll3AIUn 3 Spatlittog sliest J OO Oo Lucky Bonnie I Lass Cuuui Persuader Raymond ant Ulilt a alto ran c Time i oa Mitnats ptUIAeo fus saso THE SECOND BC Puye5400 ef which 1511 s ID ascend for all ages Mil tm KilowuicMi Hi o4 tMt utlonn bloboken stableS eb e ObJ cUon 4 by NaskClnder e3lt12 Istils I S Jpaly abc I Salisbury aged L1I1 tLamttsyt a D A HoalC b1D Hilda 11 W t IYDnl1I Ida UlrlTaola r rlele aadj Dizieaiae ran n1ll3J Mntuala paid fsttv 5513 WM TBK TBTBD BACK mn IMO ef which 11 10 to second for twoyear otdsi six fUrhOuEI Uobobo Stsblss i b o UtIle reel br Tymnanam tred tOt MIller I C V beunderas b 0 The Erl rJ Dckr 2 Blvereld stables b f Ethel a 105 Penny a rreeur rarollaa Enola and Mtun alao ran Time 1 Ie llmtnals palatals H gdt I TUB rOUBTH BACK I Ian tero of which tIIO to toond for threepsar Idsaa4 upward nulng aUowanoM one mil and a t UDO b 0 ructlla by Lortf tUowCarrit Alldnon 104 Dwitt t Bmpln liables br II Irish 8 or LamblcyX 2 WhUMB Bro ou m Lola l Say S 15 Pwnr 3 FoUom Pari bII t Bnruildo Icebeig Rapine sir Ba and Salll Harper also rD Titus I IJ Sulusil paid 6 I3dtslt 5840 Tub nrrn RACE tore J500 of which S7S to atcoad for all am 1 one Bmwlns i oh II My Fellow 4 by FlloweraftDlx ietta lOiTiylor 1 aajfft airCT6wv J j M iuliiusbb I IaItte0 rllamiiltj W C Dalys br S laUiton B lL l LambMy 3 time 5X Motnali bald HW t la tZloT TBE SIXTH BACK Purse tan ef thKr IfiO to second for an ages SMOlal l w Uhlil MveBfarlonn J Hynwieh ft KtpluOM aged by nelitMnU BItI 1 MUlr 1 O orie VorbMs eh elEeteiiamlz be DeokerV a hnrth Hudson stables br e Wandermeot aged his John VerplaBk Alwooi Tom Daly S WhlitUr lied Leg Riir 3 Beparue OyillttJ AtiumaUi Touut aad QleotaUoa also ran Tims 11It Matiala paid fATu taoo isa 3strtes br Cllrto Today The following are the entries for Clifton to day First RaeeSevea forlonii Mlllnr Woodioa 123 Boundit frlBoa Kdward lie MODMOD lid Tbd Low liai lloorue llli Vtoodbnrn 110 lbs Abbasi Ooro 1bbl Ito madora IDS Barrister tIM Leo bruit bum NaUliaa J IDS Uule ronao 1U4 I tllicliUf IlUg I Little Oruae hill BalUmore Uii Seooad R o Threequarter of a tails OtHni Dan 101 poandi fbtllp O TuTi fcblU 107 Miade lOll Vo bun IITI I Lent island IIITI l HIM OlIve Ml Cotillon 104T Faradlao Hi IniUbt slit Lorlllard 7i Lr wader Sit Matinee galding H2 Lady H HU Sadie Hli I Third Race Six and one J furlongs nelilnv 1 for aaldn27earoida Repent lOApoondi Uietum 1 lit Iauune 111th IW MOM Ru tlllf tot RoieTtlla 1011 rUUDe II IUO Hydra hews Nellie Pejloa cuiy lu Robin Nltl 571 Hair O gsldtns 111 Kllktnoy UTI Uaicotailr04i MelTille 103 Fourth BaOB pills handicap AJ harrow III poanJt TOBDI Duke 11Mm i Bradford 107 Jee Cnnttner hat Selfood bOSh Outbound lUll Uolden Keel hOb PriDes Jamea 1021 h t HL James 1111 Whlienoie 1111 6lueJe 100 Kobv tuoi Uettreburf wti Syracuse 3t PutleVeo Uule8a nflb aaeOD mile and a Ixteeatb Mlllnr den darue hit potOU Melroie 115 l Ht Paris Ill Joe Counntr 111 Ttitodmlui 111 Gardner lifflj DI m Its Mlddleottn nx haSh I ion Wild Cherry lour Eminence IO Hlantirr IMl I IrfpaiiUs HI Coo teita nil 1 Sf BlBaloa oolt lla Blith flacePivi furlongs Buateed 113 pyind Tic ra hIll i Pnneur Jr lUi St Jamea 1U Ulrura lilt abel llenn 100 MayQusanlott Mamie hIB An traland 105 1 Jack Hue ito Alarm Bell 102 Prince Howard IM Kd Bird 100 LanraukaU Humility U7 Taej WlBMrsi mt Alonceater OwrooiiTia Pee IThe fallowing an the rustic ef todara radIi tvtnUi rim Sacs flvs flirloDlf William first Molt Crl aecond Oltltec third Time I U7U Second Lace alxfnrlonfaOBllder Orit Lucky Clover second A 0 tl third Time I af Third BaofM turlonieTarttr deal FolIItIJ second Jim are iblru Tliae IUU Fonrtb Race one mlleqaeatton tin rrcd Taralsao end lilnr Idle third Tim I A fifth Bau I Ttmiilllil Edward r I second Courtier third TTlme 21 nwJi 9100000 roa HELBUN It le NaIl ThiS ont Was OaYhrael rer Hlaa la This City BAJCOOB Doc 9C H Nelson says tbat while In New York the other day be received and de clined an offer of 1100000 for tho stallion Nel son of which horse he owns threequarters Nelson also says that In the presence of a num ber ot wealthy horsemen he offered to wager from 6000 to 10000 tbat bis stallion could beat any trotting horse In the world In a match race but feund no taker Next season Nelson will serve thirty mares after which Ee will be fitted for the track again and sent to lower his record wblob his owner believes he can do by asvora seconds under the rliibt conditions Tha stallion ftrnloea In the stud will cost from 1760 to 1000 and ut these ures bis book might de tilled for a whole season Nel son Is nosotlntlni for tbe purchase of the linrap Uiuo John a halt brother to the great etallloQ n nod by L 1 True of Uaco CliP It II Coombs of Belfast owns an olubteenmonthsold colt that In considered one of ib best In Maine The colt Is by Mam tirino llkta Jr out of the pacing mare I 0 1SlrS fInd very banrinoro ItIs a grt pet and will lie down make lielleverdeAd run out Us I tongue and bow to company at Capt Caomuas command 1io f4 Lt JS4BK BAIL km MilEr II ws Not the Ezpreted Uafare e o twecn the League fled Aaelno The macnatos are at work again In earnest dickering and negotiating for a settlement of the base ball complication The tight of last season Is over and the Player League dead nnd burled but this hal by no means set tled everything The League Is practically fixed and nowthe American Association comes In for Its shore of attention The circuit must be arranged and a hundred other matters attended to before another season begin Before an Association circuit can be consid ered three clubs already members must be gotten out of the way It must be done by fair moans This Is recognized by all President A W Thurman arrived In this oily yesterday morning lie sirs be came on busi ness and IIBBO ball was a secondary considera tion Ho had conforoncn with A Q Bpaldlng In Chicago last weak and was told by the latter that he was coming to Now York Upon re turning homo Tuurmnn found tbat e company doing business hero of which ho Is a director was to have a meeting last Tuesday and he at once telegraphed Spaldlng that he would also bo In New York As the meeting was put oft until todny ho delayed coming This explains whybo did not arrive ns expocted Yesterday morning Mr Thurmsn bad a con ference with Spaldlnc nt tbo tatters liroadway tore In the afternoon several Association magnate had a meeting at the Fifth Avenue Hotel In Mr Thurman room There was considerable surprise to see Oen Henry Drin ker of Ilochester Club and George K 1ra zero the Byrncuse Club walk In as they were net expected It ROms that Mr Thurman sent them word to be here William Barnle was also on hand Mr Thurman said that Chris Yon dor Ahe was not expected but as he had seen that Von del Ahe had left St Louis be telegraphed to know If it wa really to Yon der Abe telegraphed back I am not in New York I nm mill In 8t Louis The first step to bo taken now before any thing further can be done U thediopoaltlon of tho Rochester Syracuse and Toledo olubs MessraBrlnkorandFrazer told President Thor man and Mr liarnlo In the conference meet Ing yesterday that they would be willing to sell out It they could get their price Just what they wanted Is not definitely known but It Is stated tbat Frazer will take 8000 and Brisker t 20000 Nothing wa done about the matter It Is I certain however that the Association will not gUe that much money An effort will be I made to get It settled inside of a few days Mr Frazer takes a common aense view of the situation lie says If the Association thinks It can make Itself any more solid with the League br getting another city stronger than Syracuse shall not object and would be will lug to lend a helping hand During the last season I have loot a considerable amount of money and I desire to get it back If the As sociation is not willing to compensate I shall certainly go on In the Association I will I fet a strong club and will BO broke flrst before 1 will retire I There will be no joint conference of the League and Association until along In Janu ary after the Association has so fixed its af fairs tbat It can talk business with a view to tho final settling up of everything pertaining to the two organizations In the mean time the mutter wlllle lelt In the bands two men Braiding for the Leaguo and Thurman for the II Association The Association committee Thurman Yon der Ahe and Barnle were del egated with full power to act for that body The last two named here have In turn told Mr Thurman logo ahead as they reaognUe that two heads representing different Interests can come to an agreement sooner than six Mr Von der Abe and myself have the greatest faith and confidence In Mr Thurroan said Mr Parole last night and we think be will be perfectly able to look after the Associations Inlerosts There will be no fight or rupture between the Loatrue and Association said Mr Thur man last night We have no time for any petty bickerings We are endeavorlngto settle up matter on a broodxllberal basis The fu ture permanency of the game must be looked to There must he two large base ball organi zations one the League the ether the Associ ation The Utter must be In every way on an equal footing with the League It cannot be made the under dog A great amount of work Is yet to bo don and when thinking of It I wish I was out of It entirely StlllI started In to bring about peace and was successful I have got in aud must stick But the public hal no Idea of the labor involved My business has ButTered greatly it seems es If when you gather UP a thread 100klJllr toward a full cot tlement six are dropped There are an Inter minahin mess of them every one of whIch ball got to be gathered up None can be heft trill Sot loosely 1 Before this can be done a com plete reconstruction of base ball must be made Base ball is now a business as well as a mean of recreation and it must be settled on a busi ness basis Applications for admission to the Association have been received irom New Haven washing ton Philadelphia and Milwaukee No aPDU catlnns have been received from either n or Chicago Basel Hall Note Orator Tames Hawthorn OEoorke 1s anxious U play on the Maw York team Manager Bnrnhara of the New Haven team wa at tb1o Hotel yeattrday with his ere en tie Association people President Thnrman tare that salaries will undoubted ly come down next season lie denies his aajlac the limit would be lltou Ed Crane baa eworn oft entirely s Buck Bwlif eaya i rane baa oBen to ply on the New York team 1ext season He is I wiling to stipulate I aa one of th condition that the nrit time he le caught drinking he will forfeit half his salary for the season Manaier Birnle will bi In lbs city for several wicks ms AssocIation la wllllni to play second add to Iba Lea br haTlnt clubs In Boston ant Chicago ha says Hve will take our chance on the inccaa 01 a icliem Bometimti a second fiddl make a areal dialat noise particularly whO dlll Slit violin la away A CASK Of AFJFIDATIT8 Uttla Else Proataoeel at the IaTetlgaUe of tha ProteaUd Ai tenreh Investigation Into the protests entered against A F Copeland 0 A J Qneckberner J B Mitchell and Alva Nlokerson at the Washington championship meeting of the Amateur Athletic Union on Oct 11 was begun Wednesday night at the Grand Union Hotel before Messrs Harder and Bulllvan of the A A U Committee on Protests George W Coir President of the Manhattan A C appeared as counsel for Copeland and Queokberner while Frank IX Bturgea Secre tary of the New York A a represented Mitchell and Nlckerson and pushed the oases against the U J1 C men Among the atten tive listeners were Walter G BcUuyler Georce mobile Lon Myers Jim Robinson Ja Dever aux Harry Fred rlokl and Onsar Young The case of Nlckerson woe first disposed of Mr titurges acknowledged that Nlokerson had not been a member of th1 NeW York A C at the time be won the A A JO highlumping inamplonshlp but he said 1 Nlokereon was an Innocent ratty In the matter and had com peted in good faith MltoheUa case was next called He was charged with teaching Princeton students for money and of giving an exhibition at tltalen Island for a pecuniary consideration t lbU denied tbo charges by affidavits and to tin batten A C did not show In a favoral I light In this matter as Mr Carr acknowledged that the titateo Island charge tyas baaed on an anonymous communication and the Princeton accusation on a Utter from a mn in Elmira N L who boa not substaatlated ala charge or en beard from since In the Copland casa affidavit wore pre sented from Edward L Byder of 884 Bedford aveout Brooklyn and Howard B Blackburn a colored professional sj rlntr giving nls homo as Long Branch The former testified he bad seen Copeland run a 100yard foot race at Ooeanport N Joo In August 1B88 for a purse and had seen him receive tbe money after be bad won tbe race Blackburn laid he bad run against Copeland on tha occasion for the money and In addition bad seen him at iittsion Pa the past summer where Cope land he said bad competed In professional races under the came of Clark Blackburn was present and crossexamined by Mr Carr at great length Tbe case was adjourned to allow Copeland to bring his witnesses The charge against jueckberuer wee In the form of tour IIUCkbrner had taught IIwlmmlAIf lit Long Beach wulih employed them VlnceUJ Bedll Oliver W lit lie OhltJes Johnson and John B bond were the men who swore ho rsqelved oqmpeuaatlon and Johnson said Uueokberner hid cleared ilOOO during one season by lessons All this I was back In 18BJ3 Queokberner replied with an affidavit denying tn stories and an effort will be mad by Mr Carr to have the four men present at the I next meeting ao that hs can Croatexam ine them as Well as Mr ills The second nearing will be held about the last week fn January wben Copelana promUes to have Buen White tha Now York A 0 arlnUr his travelling companion to disprove ackburaB statements The Weight tin Kaaar Brakea BOSTON Dec 10 Charles O Jefferson ef Clinton an amateur weight lifter lifted with his bands alone 1571X pounds of solid Iron at his private gymnasium today A large com pany of prominent uentlemen was inrsont with a JustIce ot the Peace and a pair iicales to test the weights and make thu record com plen The boot recoidei amateurIrft pisvloua to this was made by II Lttiaalni of Cluoln Ball on larCh 11 18ISO of ISM poundi David L Dowd of Eprlngnrld Mass inad n professional lilt ot 1112W pounds on March I I MOrIN A large nnmb r ef bank employ wttateM twe m citing aLms In lb Bank rAllln ascii i at the Triavmi fillet II1Ir last I vinlnj The orMi nuT OARs MBt roa uvtwa ViTtOlUt saps 5Aftow I 1tB ScON 11 llb e II j Icuballes4 a a 194 II 5 Jthion I a s 17 MalorVrl i e Hi 3 I otr 4 a a 150 ficflnlre P 4 S IM Roil s 4 I 211 Doier s 4 s ies I IL 01beoa4 i 4 hIt TtlaS s 2 IllS i taii aiiau i Total isun MS fracas 1tab frf tvn rO in 16 3e5 4SI 681 Ml liT to 810 KaUcneH analK iai ae 87C si 018 m ew TSO at8 VmplrA W Snow SeorarU B ritrson HOOK 0555 USII roD lavmoa 3HOIAS AU Pa3rer Smith a 2 151 Baltei 4 4 am P 5 aieeoala 8 a 185 Halor 4 a s 174 lI Harper j a s MM McUnlV a I 4 iii XI HAir8 a 4 leo 1Iur a j IM D H Olb onJ 01 167 Tltu S 9 8 ISO Totaisl4 2018 urn Ttalal tftl 532 P5AMU lUak for Sarlan n 177 201 m0425504a75n73 vsems m l f m m National Park I U iD201 1 S13 7 831 63364 7TBBS1 UmpIreA W Snow EcorerL E fleraon In th Barnnn City I Bowllnz Lean the Newark Bay ra l r Lftb

Boat cinh defeated the Pamrepo AthleUo Club on the letters alien lilt I evening by Ire following so rem ewark HaillaokeUar IM I Snyder IVit Bonton I a 1H4 Bennett 16fr Rumidell Mm Mnrphv O7 iawsy It loalln a X 1kIi drown orR ft IM1 Serran 113 Tnll h5P1 rmrpaJn1lnoo ItS Morton leT Sorb 111 AI lair hilt I Grlmlll IITI Lohey ItO JlaffloniIIl f11ia JIb Mltitnlua Ito Voiel d U 1st TOtal Itut ItutroUowlnrrm The following same was bowltd on the OtympU l B a allege at Newark on Wtaneaday nliht I America B cIIeluman ItOi L For 1SS CaIro jeii piborne I70 llnichtne ItT Dlctrenhaoh jail Touf Aa 10 Lon 1 el Utter ilL i MDUn we Oljrraplo i o Lhkei hr 3IS narrtaoaJ44 repi 183 IJaldwlB 189 Rtarena h5OtSlsle HOiWa IU pommer I7ut F ftoeWer 133 W Koebler 1M eta 1633 In lbs two Athletic Leaf oe games e Orange on Wed nesday nlnil each team wen and host a same The cure S nsiv aces OranjeA lqoodeped mi rirkalay ITtt I B ao Id 143 Cassidy 11 Si Baton 141 ToiaC TUB Moukl iinoaaj n liii Urtcnc Uli Pntl IWi Freeman 137 Van leek ice Total J1 etcoxp out Oanis A CQoodpd Inl Plety tilt I y asIde Idlj Culd ISA Psion hAT Total 110 ioiitclairftodmsn 134l Ursine 155 Bola till F t54an 1611 Vn vuecL 119 Total m1 The Cnmn Club have toe busy Blaylif I eB asSeS al nmae daring the pat few eight Oa TuMday at raltIblb PlftT elihth alreet and Eighth avennetwo contests were played with their old rivals the Wlnanaa each team wlimln a tame Ttooored nan aunt Wlncnallnma 141 1 Curtis lit Hcovlll IBTi Hei man M Brown II Total bea OomgeBalentlne lea 1 Slater 17 5 1 IHbele It3 Johnson lao Wetnert lie TotaX ITO IKOUD ass Wtnonanume Ir31 Curtis istj Bcovllla ISO Here 1II n J Brown 182 Total 715 ComBtIobneon ISro ValeaUn I MI latar IU Dibble Itoi hrller leo letai 7B1 On W4iti lay svenisg at IM Third avanit Comne Veajfe ia Dibble I loni CurtIs I3S Balen tine i IUJ O Wernert willBeovlll InS Brown tin Hums 108 SIster ISO WernerC IS Total IJIII IvanhoeHlelken lm Grate 187 Atwood 148 Sutherland Ion Oebl1 Ire wi O H Oren IBS W Green 111 1 TaIlorS 13d Moore IH Padrkk IM Total l9al A ems MOT remltea In Ins match tame between the Kenllworth and Harlem clubien Tv dar avtalac Tiis score was aa follow Kenllworhuecker I57t Roberta 182 Blakilr I7S Boblraann I7S Jlaaden 1rtb Sloddtrt IOu Bank jilt ZOOb 190 Ahmad loS Kromm IM Total 1035 lUrlemAndrewa IS Brown I Ml Heater ISO Korea IM Hewlett 14 Innreoll 173 Dwyer 15S Irtfleru leJiDamk leoi Whine IKi Total lBSi Two came wer rolled at Wall alley corner lilly ead street and Sixth avenue OB Tuiaday night be tween the Park Avenne and faatlm Clots the former winning both games n scorNs nuT AMK lath AYlaR1 no 1Ilml lesl Prsbrits 1571 Syisri m MIchael 1411 Muller IIS SlatS has Ton RreesI37 Bsriua ihJaboyg IU TOtal 1570 Paltlamehtalnhorat II Roitnburg lea ORaod us Zcieh ItoIl TItj1I Iw bsklage IllS fist 186 Murer 110 1erlO 163 Slogans tllll oa 1001 escops aiiia Park Aveatio Knit 157 Relmken 909 Frehrtcha JUS Erlara lau Michael 100 Salter loSO rda 541 yen Ranusn 141 Herlni bee Jabnrt US Tots iaia RU liuj1n2SIMr 4r8IJob FsaUmflainborst 142 fiotsnburg lIes OEaedo tie Zurich ltl Titlen 11 flarkiage 128 Tbtet ISO BtelnbnffTMt I relVrloo Ill SIsOsni lee Total 1SS7 In the Eaatern District tournament of Brooklyn en Tuesday evening the Ileaanre Club won two came Tb scores nuT GAIL IolalIIbbr 1M nor 154Soynton IMlOads 1271 ohe1brdL IIT Total lOT Phasursickeu 100 sirius IiP 1 Vtb 150 alii 201 MoUsnhausr 115 Total 33 acexn cAll Selusfllbbard 182 George III Inrtin 175 04 1821 SIIIIr4L 212 Total 1113 Eekfordbuekboit ISTi IIil ISI OJlrloa 1801 itJObu 5311 Cook 141 Totst eitI THIRD 055 Xcktordbuokheist 157 Yalfiroy no OBrlo 16111 51 John i54 Cook 1ST otaI 745 rluurno 14i tlllllb 188 VII 181 XI 1111 KOIIllbaur 12 70141147 There is I sorrow among the manbr t lb Jersey ffVtSS city Iolbll1 Club at llreo n rII0101 dye mn team are done for la lbs Athletic BowUnc Lean eeiiee regarding cbamnlonablp honor and IlkewUe is lbs Situation with their lenman team for the dfat admlnietrd to them on Wedneadar vntar on tbiir own alleys at the band of the Elizabeth Athletlo Club team places them t of resin for the Amateur bowling 8550514510 LSIIUS 5450563 Tbs soot Jeraer City A1lMer Itsl Broil 144 WUma Kit Leaycraft IM Starrett Ie4 Wadlelah 170 11 ewe lion 147 Anneee lIt navla l11t i Scbnlta7B7 TotaL I M Bllcabelb A C yiemnr 148 Plmock 106 Rnia 1731 full 131 Berber 150 squire hiS Dodley l Si War ncr 1S1 helms 115 A4 lm Total l8A1 Baiaea Toatkt The tournament fame for this vtalni are as fl l toACA1lIU1Y e ACA1lIU1Y TOU3A3JT Roaedal ra Orchard Orchard va ruth ar ruth Wart va Koaedale xooaLVK mrioiui tonirurxn Piccolo n Namelea MamelH n stags Etafg va Pecoalo 10010ATOIUA ATOIUA POVUSUJi nlnrit re Mixed Alas Knlerard va Dnnawlok Terrace Yt boulevard COLBIM aOL Tovaiaawrr IBOOUTB roedl va Ooldtn Bail vwairrr uva wAsp TOiraiuBnrt aooxira Manhattan vs Waanincton rark woaiuuxa uuovm Harlem va Brooklyn at New York nusr cm Aiutiva uuva Atalaatu vs Century rratly Baaa fttr Arlkwr XII Oaramaa EtiitiBM 11 IlTb Arthur Knll Rowing Aaaocl atlon ha lust purchased th Doyle estate ens of the fint In Blltabeth U will u onvrtd tote an ele teal dab house rtted op with billiard parlor tymna alum card room bowlIng alley aad all ike other ap pnrttnanc of a Ant data retort The round adjoin lu IIt eeI far all manner of outdoor sports and a half mil track for athletic events will be oonitrneied I lbs prspersy many rear ann was owned br Michael Pejlf the leadlnx aid wealthleet contractor then In the ctir lie loet nearly all Ibla plIseasiosms In the nan o wlr IJ ef IsW Wbea ready for use which tae aVenclaUon I ipecta 10 bare accomplished br spring It will bs one ot lime ugh aRt prett ut club tieuaea In Newierley RA1Iaw11 fS r JlI t MANUFACTURER AND RETAILER 880 and 382 Fulton st cor Smith aElOO TIYN CHILDRENS DEPARTMENT Allwool Cassimero Suits 400 to 1400 Doublebreasted Kersoy Chin chilla and Fur Beaver Hoofers bound and etitched edges 550 to 1075 Cape Coats Suits and extra Trousers at considerably reduced prices Mens Department Over one hundred different styles in single aud doublebreasted Overcoats t Box Coats Cape Coats and extra long wool lined Ulsters 900 to 4000 Leather Couts for drivers Full Dress Suits 2600 to 3500 ii I Tuxedo j5 Coats Mackintoshes 1 and Livery Coats t tt J7L C A IIPORTIIG RETAILERS Fulton St opposite DeKalb Ate ROOKLYN The system of leWD every article at a small profit but of a thoroughly reliable quality II a rullcc principle of this flrnt Open Tomorrow Evening and Every Evening There after until Christmas RUGS for Holiday Present A large assortment of antique and modern Rugs at popular prices Rugs are always accept able as presents and especially at the holiday season John Bromley Sons cele I brated Smyrna Bugs reversible I and doublefaced best quality i 86x18 inches L45 j 46x21 inches 210 i 54x26 inches 298 j 60x30 inches 356 j 72x36 inches 519 48x84 inches 895 Genuine Japanese Fur Bogs unlined 28x64 inches 300 Ladies Daghestans Shiraz Moooas Nomad Shirvans and Bokharas 900 1250 1650 and 2000 Wolf Bear Leopard and Wol verine Fur Bugs 1000 to 6900 HdNBKBBCBZBE Holiday Special Mens Hemstitched Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs 50 ots re duced from 75 eta Ladies Japanese Crepe Em broidered Handkerchiefs 50 eta reduced from 125 Ladies and Mens fine Hem stitched Initial Linen Handker chiefs put up in half dozen boxes 25 ole each reduced from 40 eta IlBdJflBD PICTURES For ChritltMU Gins Pastels by 0 M Nichols Jr in white anti gold frames 250 each Pastels by De Graft in white and gold rococo frames 350 each just onehalf the regular price a The Golden Hour by J S King after Wm Hart in very fine quality oak frame 2000 reduced from 2475 Bemarque Proof Etohing U In the Hands of the Enemy by Hamilton Hamilton after Thomas Hovenden in fine oxidized silver frame 3750 reduced from 4500 Bemarque Proof Etching on parchment Woodland Pool bv T Moran beautifully framed 5000 reduced from 6300 40 Ulsters 12 30 Ulsters 10 20 Ulsters 6 40 Overcoats 12 30 Overcoats 8 20 Overcoats 6 CAMERON i ANJ SOB riATMVHII AT BKOOKbTN 5 t L t AND i DEOEMBBB STORE NEWSl Tho store will remain open Satur day night till ten oclock and every night thereafter until Christmas Eve Experience says prudent pur chasers take small packages home with them in December Mornings by all means do yonr collecting of presents in Decem ber 0 Toys Dolls Games all on the 4th floor take two back rear elevators MISCELLANEOUS V CHRISTMAS THINGa Christmas Cards Sb to 8 front erf en trance left Jacota celebrated IIuslo Boxes Mo to 171 On the mezzanine balcony Gonorous assortment of Mens Meenehan and ikiarwood ri nd C2nr HeIdeic to 115 Front ol entrance left Sleds and Skate are kept along wttk ths Toys 4th floor elevators up AND WWW BROOKLYN NY BROOKLYN HY ggg CHRISTMAS PRESBNTB 3BX01 OXiV fJPKCIAK CUT IN BOYS AND GIRLS1 SAFETIES 38ECVLL MJCZ IL LOTELIi DIAMOND niOBOBADB SArBTT iaooo Ball bearing to all running DartS Wl tuMat aad drop forging to every part fcauh eel warkmaaaUa guaranteed equal to any highgrade wheel th welts A personal axamlaatnn is I all that U asegy 50 convince yeu that IbM wheel Is no oaaapw thai aay ataer ot same grad la the market GUNS MIPLEN EVOLU Alt otiles rLogay ALL GLIDES 0 8TaNDAhtD 51 AND SPOIsTIZIG CHARLES J GODFREY hleadousrtsrs for General Ironing Ooada 1 WLSN MT man aloes ha 0 bend for liaceriplive Catalogue ATHLETIC GOODS CHRISTMAS PRESENTS BICYCLE SPBOIAL CHRISTMAS SALE OF BOTff S AT SaOOU AND SOME RBllDOBD PROS MONPARKIL SAFETY S4IIOOI STPONO 17300 VICTOR SAIEir AND vlotolAroLlj M DIKWt fItS 11N0 Oh SAPAThES I30uu VKtgClrEDM AND TRICYCLES rpa PHttDEWl LAS 8 AZID sUNDRiES t0 WHBEUlBJit INDOOR GAMES BAOKOAMU CUEOKEKS DOMINOES Oa ORIBBAOr PAROHEKHI RACK OaMKB HLLXA BASH BALL OAMEH TIDbLBVWIrtKBMAOIOJ RRNi SIlAS 8015105 Ic ALl Arod 131055 A 0 SPALDING EROS 841g48 Broadway h Soecial Sale of ICE SKATES 1 1000 PATS ACME 4001 RID VQI SOOO PAIR AMERICAN UhUSA7AWDU3 1000 TAIK IJABNRV A BHRRT CLUBAT ttZ UrWAatl eco PAItt fB TBO rtUB arrt AT TSo UUOU BOS PAIR LADtltS rK8aLss CLU1 AT IIKIIUC lKBKlbBMMHC 5 INDOOR OASEs TlICVnLES pfioTOOBAMIilJ ll surruBs This000aha I rout CliniBTMAS PMECIWTa A G SPALDING k BRQ8 241 Broadway REDUCTION IN BREECHLOADING GUNS fJenilnKton 2An raujtf reHneed from ass to e Kinlitirioii t8 2ill gauge reduced Item 566 to i Heinlniltou BJ lOfeune rducdo4 pet a e Ileuliifcoa IB7 luceuie reluoed 1156050 lltuiiniloii 3547lu cause reJuced front I M Is Iii Heiulniiti 457is gge rediiod from 550 to Also ImportedI breoblodlnf double nni frosa i ia au iipwenl l rerer rerker and Cull m brrrcli loadlua tuna VTInrheaUr Martla aa Ijf rOlas A ilti staut and grIst vaztet aI pupulu prlcss can Ic band ii 1IIo I Old Remington GDI Sttre OORZVWJLLL h MOOX UXP 245 BBOADHTAY NEW TOBX MA TO UK MKAVJeWlv GSTERS Steam power 10 a pat r IND S taig 5nofl94 ef HKATKrl Ce upwatd i Pansof s4iskatfor ti pair MA014T11114 SSlCeur al near cii sati btsnkivu jsn evnin rIPdklIth lAIIE OUTVI aahse reptabl Chrliiniaa pressuto for Tear aagit macSe Tbsy wlU thu of ille givsr when ia lb 50riug ito SsndfrILLUMTRATZ ISnI TACKLE CATILOCV i tc 4 umoonmm RbetSag Jey Wlaa a1aip v er I Vtiree Puonx Die ILA pliteon shoot took place at Colts Meek between Joseph Atkinson and W H Davis ol Freehold T E Border ot Colts Neck and Da Mageo of Tintort Falls Davis is the crack shot or the Freehold Gun Club and made excellent shota The prize wae a wine supper and purse JUtehibot at ten birds The result wan Davis 7 I MaTte 7 Atkinson 4s Knyder 3 The return match Will be shot at Ilnton Falls Dec 23 The t7akaar Qua Club n Unknown dun Club the eoty organization la the tlclnltrot New York whIch adhere strictly to Leer Iland role held It last boot ot the rear t IHxter Path reaterdarl Twintr member look part In lbs live bird oenteil and two of Item Meier Ven Etaaden and Ffohlaann managed to retlr with toll scorsa In the ihootolttlit veteran IL Ton Staadin datd hit op ponent and eenrd Oral prli a well aa the honor nf wearing the dab badie for cue month a A Vroom H KnepeL Jr and J vales lied for second price Vroome wlnnlnr the mener m Ue shootell The ties for third Brit wer not shot oB J soyhe I J Cahlll L Ujrd and w Oilman pref eriat to dlrlda the money The club bad e a Tamable medal of arttitlo work Banihln we won one br Miser II Knebel Jr IX oneeea A HaowmaB and 0 A Vraomr twlc Sr H von Htaadee and three tlmss br rreeldeni IL Knebel Sr ana I lira The letter two ontet4 i5 ultimate poaiiaalen InaahootoB tnlta and out lljtfo wlnnlnt on the Silt round through a lack of oar on the par ems nebl whole gun was not eocked TIe scotesl Club banulcan ehoot Long leland miss gun blow ths elbow ci barrel only 11 ana T traps 80 yards bonndary for ths cieb hedge and three cash prizes I birdceacti auU Ptohlumano ibyafdsIi N lirown 25 yapds 4A flank 22 yards 5 0 A troom 46 yards I 3 Jtohling 25 yird 4 J boyle 21 yards 81 10 Von slaailIk 14 yards 7 1 Vahlii 25 yards 51 Bhetjae tn yards 1 U ltnbl Jr as yards ii W bosrman 21rapda St 1 Hyde 37 ysro el simmsrio alyarle Ii Hastidt II yards 5 J Vigp sa yarde C Ring 21 patti 4t Sullsr 80 yard St B Moneei yarde 3l W Oilman 25 yards 5 L hlopkhls 33 yards 4 f The for tint Place S Mrdi ath manO rtohlBUaa Il II Toe Btaadea t Tie for leeeBd place earn eondltleaaO A Vroem 8 U Knebel Jr 31 J Vacta 1 Thu ella inneal ball of tbs Polled bowhisg Otik of sw Yprk Will take pieRs on SuDday Jan iS at WaS balls ihall The pricss will aiao be prscuted ho the wlnosri mu b twnty tInt thai cemorice the or panisatlefl will be tiDy rsDrileuts net eoulDg ibe many bowlsri from ether 11150 wbo will attuti Newark Bate CRab The member of lbs Nwark Gal 011k asBM4 al Krbs Sheeting Park Xawark TMUrdar Set Mr regular mental meet Ike atteadaae was ast a lane ens a only a doien 51 liii member pwtklpat to tke various erenta The bird were net me I e lbs stsetsr nrallr fmroUsed at bobs and large notes wets tke rile Prsvteca to the regular club rrenl tht nwla T e wee petal were shot ant Ike neater alikeveUwil aotfloishsd until dart i No lAt four live blrda fl atraae twf swaiM Call Joaw Cunpbell ui tlaae eaohMeJSif divided Out muss Castle laklac ooei rna Ike S Na 2seas ooaaluons as Mo L Jeuss cy bell Castle and Belli ware lbs ntHe aad tag sib his birds n waa dSCIdSd 1 so skeet Ike U o naxtT atla whisk CeaSe 1 cetabIteaetaws vi4ing eoadltlpn Flrl nv ar tied fat tr Jon Class Caajpbell BeUla anTartOa wttfiB aa 5 scores second asciI went to CU aa tar Na 4 Sam condition oaea Ola asukall louis Grills aaa a M udd a il4 t r tntirWd on each and dlriaed seceDe going ta OasU sad Mask I Ha BRentier club Tnt 10 birds 91 talrsMa v tlonal weepitak bandloao rises Ihre BOvtrit Chase lu Ifollt hum Mack in Hehront iqi Oaau bell 101 Jonee Hdda C CaaUa8 a Heat il artffln 7 Hughes 7 Oed 8eis alike Bmlleaj Tlis boot ef lbs Empire Ride Club yesterday at Ms headijuaiter 12 St Mark place provel aaata thai member of Ihi youngest onaaUatloo tt rife ibaeMr In Kew York are makIng rapid progress a laa an e hltUnc lbs bnirra Toe chub ihoota at Ik twelr clog Maaiaebuaeita target I sistaehbnUeerej poaii hI lao points tan shot sack man Th looree were i William Xtlisr isn 1051 a Zetller Jr lOS W Maissbolder IN Jr bOa J littler ei P DiskS IS 41 1 aster 78 A oorllna match took plies at Yes Oortlaad Itte e J Tnaaday between John Bojea aobrlceiris Jus I Silly andJo ConnIon on eld iid Tbe HintJi J JmeJohnoa Bd Sheridan and OaaVaa Oartlaadeai f j tbe other reauiuni la a victory tervia Cogtlaatusu by a sear of Utoi

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4t j I 4 THE SUN FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 1890 5 Li I j WHAT THE METROPOLIS IS 7 O D ttOWDAKlKS HO XOXOBA JtOUbD t laB HKV IO1IK or XODAT I I I n 1I1lp1 ColI m Iiitjnlrr aipsi Falrlr Htarlcd a the Bnetn 1 1 r AddIRg la New Yr City ts Other t CltUa ae TSweu Within TVhmt Is Ret l 1 1 tk Metrepoltta IJHtrlctMr An drew H Orese i Adder A voe tln the I tJillr I Oo emmeii of Tho e Munlcl I FBllttci fVklek Tkvnck Nw Hrpumted kr Law Ar Oce In JSverytklUB Eli The Cratrth ol tItle Cud Their In rciKlnE rowerRUern Dn Not Hrei k Vf Other C0nlItei l WhY HhouU I They DIvide TkU Jeoiid XnrBet i J M ili r the TTorlllll ro Th Municipal Consolidation Inquiry Com mission met yesterday In the office of the Prei dent Andrew I Green 214 Broadway Mr j Ore on J II T Btranuhan John Boetrt John I Brlnkerhoff Frederick W De Voe John U Hamilton Edward F Llnton and William D 4 V eder wore present Mr Green read an address sdviicntlng the proposed consolidation of New York olty and tbe surrounding municipalities I On motion of Mr Htrnnahan President Green waa empowered to prepare a draught of a bill for the consolidation of New York Ant sur rounding cities and town whloh will be SIb Bitted to the Commission at Its next meeting e An adjournment was then taken subject to te call of the Ciialr Mr Qroensilds I bad hoped to prevent some statistical ex q hibit of the general financial conditions of tho 1 various jurisdictions which It Is proposed to t t j onnsnlldato In on municipality statistic pre pared by local nsmssuio and by tho census of ficials These have not been completed at a I sufficiently early dato to enable me to present them at this time 1 expect to offer them at t I our next niestlnc Tlieio are other aspects however In which It is quite as Important that we should study the subject of municipal gov ernment In Its relation to the people and their business I have prepared and will now pre sent some general views upon this subject THE MASB1NO OF TKOrLF IN CITIES r 01 all the movements of our era that which distinguishes it most conspicuously from all that have eono before In relations which may affect society In every condition Is the ii Catherine of the populations lu cities II Census returns of the last century show that In the i ears given there dwelt in the cities of the United Htates the proportion of the pop ulation Indicated by the figures following IVrCtfif frrcLnf Trnr f v In Citiu Trar rev in nun 17tO 33111 It40 B IMO IO 3D 10 is vn tj sio IHIU 4 cIt isiu i IH 1 MO I ISM 4 W10 1870 io IMO 1 1130 6 710 mo 53 sio I Kstlmattng that tim rate of increase Indi cated In tbe ninety years preceding 1880 has been maintained through the decade now J closlne the conclusion is reached that at this day one quartor of tho population of the entire country dwells In cities There Is no reason to suppose that the movement will cease with this present apoortlonmunt between rnral and urban populations The causes from which It originated and by which i has been reinforced I with passing years will continue Its promo T 4 tion with such crowing vigor that there is II every reason to beltee there are those now II 1 lvlnl who will see more than half of the poo I le of tbe United States residing in cities In fact such are the facilities for reaching tho cities from the rural districts at the present I time so frequent and Intimate the communi cation between city and country so large tho i the quota of visitors from the farming dis tricts always to be found In the cities that it maybe 0 uuestlon i our general American society has not In training In habit in i fashion and views of life already reached n 1 stage where the Influences of the ciy are pain Lt mount l This change of environment Involves a tre mendous change in the manders principles and aspirations of a people I completely re 1 verses in many respects the relation between ff the sources and the applications of powor I transfers the control of affaire t a new sphere I and makes possible change in fundamental I policies The entire framework of all society baa been projected on tbe theory that tho rural districts are the nurseries of races tho reserves of national forces the sources of gen eral wealth holding in final arbitrament era wenlh holdlll fnal by virtue of preponderance of residents all Issues affecting the ultimate direction and destiny of their peoples BUBAL SUFBEUACY IN HISTOBT Whatever may have been the forms of gov 1 1 ernment among the races from which we are LI fi I descended whether despotic patriarchal feu I dal hlerarcbal of constitutional compact or I democratic no national policy has ever been I established permanently which did not recog I j nlze in some substantial form the ultimate I supremacy of the rural population and no per I manent change have ben wrought that did not formulate their will The Roman power p I which found easy fields of permanent conquest among the commercial settlements occupying the shores of the Mediterranean Sea discov ered lu master judge and executioner in the 1 t European rustic who has In turn since then often through long patient but unremitting1 effort brought to judgment and renal every combination which denied to his type and order the rights of man The field the scone the theatre of the great events which have culminated In the final success of the peasant have been cast In camps cities courts cathe dralti emperors kings popes generals states men armies and vongi esses have been tbe personates otid Instrumentalities but they i have been no more than puppets moving by the band of the Kuiopoai farmer t Our prnurosa ban been regulated by the rams authority The rural districts still domlnnte In numbers but It Is evident that I the urban population IH increasing much more rapidly and holding as it does the centres of propagandist with nth organizations in control of all the machinery of diffusion or concentration i may be that tbe fourth part of our population now resident In cities In combination with those beyond whom they may control aro masters nf the entire situ ation and that tho ultimate power has passed from the hands of the rural to those of tbe ur ban population will UBBAN HUrBEMACI KVITAULE NOW APFBABS TO DI IN There IH no mystery In the process by which pooplu nn drawn and driven to cities Ma china farinlnc has dispensed with and Un bonded armies of field labor Multiplication factories nud increase In the uiriety und volume of manufacture together with tbo enormous Increase In the bulk of commodities gathered and distributed from commercial centres Invite recrulti from all quarters Hall roads ol which theio Is in the United Htatei alone a mileage nearly I not quito equal to that of all the rest of the world have solved the once vexatious problem of the supply and the subsistence of gtaat cltlaa A commercial i or manufacturlnz centre which before the ago of lam was dependent for dally supply of perUhtble food upon an area traverslble by bore and wagon or sail or row boats can now sweep continents eras and zones so leadlly that there are none so poor as not to be able to procure oiuitslouully dainties and luxuries which a century ago loyal revenues and 10 11 authority vould not procure The situation In wlilh a preponderance of the people bal bu dwellers within cities will open u now chapter to human experience and must necesHnrlly modify In various ways forms and principles of government I IH the fundamental principle of our system that tba majority thull rule In an opinion dellvoiod Dot long BKOI be Rupremn Court of tbo United State ruled that a city Oovernnent Is a sub ordinate branch of the State Government and subject to such change a the Legislature may direct Accepting this doctrine and accepting the doctrine that tha majority the Bute stall rule It must be that whan such majority U mansed In cities the city becomes tbe State and politically paramount This view confronts cities more directly than ever before with the duties at d obliga tions of soUKOVornment I dispels what at one time was truth but which with cbaugo In the groupIng populations ba become or Is becoming an Illusion that there Is beyond the cities a conscnatlvs i ower In tho rural districts FUfTlclent to protect tho cltloR against themselves It more than over Impresses upon cities not so much the prhllece as tho obliga tion of selfgovernment an well as the further consideration that them Mnnds between them and chaos no naUnc power other than tholr own good rente TUB mon or MuxirjrAMTiEN In thu coming array In which mnssra may be combined or antagonized much of the June prudence matured for the Interregulation of various Btatea will liiuo ben outgrown when the popular powor Is masked In cltlrs and these latter hr vlrttiD of preponderance of population may logically claim to bo the Btate and to bo invested with its sovereignty The troublous question In store for future adjust ment will relate not BO much to the rights of States ns to tho rights of municipalities Not only aro tho cities progressing Into conditions In which they are to hold a new rotation to the State but they already hold a relation to tholr own primary system different from that estab lished In the beginning Now forces and new combinations hMo been cieatod and organ Ized since the fundamental bins of municipal Government wore promulgated Out of tho name Instrumentalities which have intenscd labor from the plough whlrli havo brought it lo the cities provided work for I and placed within reach food luel and rut ment has arisen a combination which controls the e new Instrtimcntalltico holding In Its will the decrees ot famine surfeit dispensing thelecrol or surfei tsperHlna or denying blessing or blighting arrocntlns right and exercising authority to stop every cplndK to extinguish every lleht that Illumines mines the street to check the wheel that grinds tbe corn to halt tbe car with fuel from the mine to arrest tho lightning with Its mosnco on the wire to chain up the forces of steam to put brakes on the wheels of f commerce afloat and ashore to brink ton standstill tho entire business of city and country Dud to establish betnecn near communities remoter cities and distant States a nonIntercourse and embargo more stringent than declarations of wir between soterlecn nations could enforo I Is the machine power which has taken the place of band tower and forced upon labor new combinations and unon capital new adjustments This Is the magician which in fifty years has rushed the world through 0 progress more expanded than that accoin plKh ed In any preceding fire centuries I has no appetites No snso of wonrmtss halts Its energies With Its elements placed together It works by the name divine command that bids tbe waters run tho winds to blow the planets move and the earth roolvo With possibilities of the greatest beneficence i mny become tho mainspring of all disaster Without appetite it may In the hands of greed bo made a do vourlne and Insatiate lioust without te venKOilt may In tbe hunl1 of venKtmnco bo made the Instrument of all rexrvnct Tireless I becomes as human i apiico may prompt Rlugcard and drone bointmwoten art all the leagues guilds combinations federations monopolies pools and trusts operating It that as In a complex piece of mechanism the lie inciinent I of one leer or na or wheel din orders the entire system so any mem or of the O industrial and commercial system Into which all business Is now combined may other by oveidolnc its purt bring detriment to ovory otherWhile tho dependence of the system upon every one of Its ports constitutes its weakness it constitutes tho strength for contentious ends uf each of Us various mcmheri1 wbo are prompt to use tho powvr of general dislocation to aCompllHh oieclnl advantage The work shops the factories all oHtahll hmoiits using machinery are either located iu cities or are controlled and directed them nnd their contrnlld ani e opera tives and laborors form a majority or the city populations The fanner who ha hU granary his wools fields ant Hook cnn afford lrnnry imrno and submit awhile to slogn but the condition upon which the dweller In the city must live Is employment and that is a fearful power to Ie I submitted without redone to any out whether to tbo operator or operative which cnn ordain general ruin an thn penalty for reluMni em ployment In an issue between capitalist and Industry labor engaged in a bpeclal and otton small MAdnIFfly AND THE CITY Taking a large view of Its evolution it can not bo denied that the introduction of ma chinery in xphercs wbor formerly band labor was employed bus nccoupllibcd the greater paitof what is termed modern IrOlress Iroltt latt time that society should iindcratand that It has already advanced to n stngo in which Its classifications and cimililnntlona differ from those which former politics and economies were arranged to regulate and that there ox Ills among us and abate us un ln jepttn lent power hlih In league with allied interests can BO very far for a time at lent to unmake IO any city they have bolnod to build Within tho lout few yearn every city has had the experience ot finding Its communica tions Interrupted and its business sit boidinnted to some questions of detail between tho man agement of u railroad and its operatives and has observed that tho approach ol now and competing roads to desirable points whereby trutllo would be Increased and cheapenea has been effectually obstructed by influences at the ready command of organized power and Invested capital In possession 01 approaches already constructed THE OROWTH 01 COEPOBATK POWEB In the degree in which corporate power has Invaded every fold of work and every sphere of business it differs eBientliilly from the early forme PurPOseS nnd methods upon which llsinstltutlon was originally established In the cities people live move and have their being by sufferance ot the corporate power the oltlren buys his food from one corporation his water from another his light from a third his heat from a lourih goes 10 work noon tho road of a fifth earns bin wages at the desk or bench of a sixth receives fits nay In the bills of b seventh has his life insuied In nn eighth toes to the house of worship of a ninth and nt the end Is burled in the grounds of n tenth There Is not a moment of his life In which he U notadmnnlsbud of the allpervadlni II adlonl8bld aUpervatnl pres ence of the corporate power In comprehen siveness its In Us application to the details of life It Is substantially a new creation and Is let In Its Infancy Tula ago welcome lis en terprises as Improvements upon cruder lomll ton but the time Is approuchlue when tho popular power will be mussed In or controlled from cities and tba IH UOB between It and the tio corporations vrlll not ha determined by Mat Legislatures but will be adjusted by hott the cities Until our cities have teamed to govern them elvos better titan thoy ordinarily It Is not dcsirnblo that thoy bo clothed with au thority uumodllled by association wiih time rui al elements ot too rapidly Invested with that abeoluto power whIch majorities eioroNe with us over all their mirrcUiidiiiUB I the llnpg of division bolueeu city nail country be drawn upon tho same lines which divide dense pity populations from sparse rural popula tions we accentuate by artlllulal bouudatlen the antagonisms which it in the part of prim denie to moderate A large city can with ad vantage be so extended as to have within Its own lines the mo lot ollmont of rural spaca and rural population thus broadening nnd shading off differences which become difficul ties only when sharply defined KKW CORKS IECIIMAll INDIVIDUALITY Of nil time large cities lu the woild New York is I most Isolated from rutal association Our narrow Inland bounded on cneb Bide by the rivers which ierYii our commercial bust rum so well Is hemmed In by natural moats more effective than any which military rklll could construct AH If these natural moats did not HUttlco to mark our neparnlloii we em l tmlzn them artificially by nUtuto dnuluilni them to be the boundary of our political juils diction We may lulduo time nver or tunned un der I but wo cannot bridge or tunnel through the ortillelnl barrier uf fepuniln Juris diction The result Is that tbo commercial metropolis Is like arrlsouoll town hut out br ins defences from all healthful inturcournt with the region about I to which its citizens tinly have acess as visiting strangers or 1 which they o in dwell only by a spades of ex patriation fiom their field of work and of their livelihood on time metropolis Fo strong however Is the passIon of our New York pop ulation t own a home that many unable to aciulre It hero purcbnan lots In suburban towns others for purposes of economy had transient homes for their families upon the opposite side of our jurisdiction line Others do thn slims for the reason that n I domicile lu rookh nor Long IIAml thy or ltaton Island Is more convenient to their work In the me tropolis than such 1 residence within tile metropolitan boundaries UK their means can afloid ould tic I Is an unwritten presumption nf our polit ical code thai ii IIol prflumpton In thiinijsh cole ot bin work and that bin vv rkisln the neighborhood of hi homo I Is this pro burned arrangement which iii supposed to In spire the vouir with discretion In esoiclilnc Ilscretol the voting privilege let there aro or many thousands of persons earning u livelihood hrru who oto elsewhere und very many who vote here who have tho tie of merely transient dom icile and whose prospective homes are situate In other jurisdiction The force of actual conditions overrides the Influence of theoreti cal suggestion and prpduuca a character of cltUen who la a drudge In ill Hold of work and n dummy In his sphere of citizenship What ever Ilscbl1 hlllfhlr I in absenteeism it Is to bo found In this TIIK LINEH or AtvnncUL junisDtcmoH Hall Is to consolidate The simple lemedy for it 01 conol date citizens consolidating their municipal f l liles thus obliterating lines of artificial Jurlx dli tlon tnenlargti the alec of a common mu nlclpHlity BO that homos for the people l may bo l nut in tho way of acquirement by all to make the i I y where inmty thousand nonresident worklnamen lad employment the city of their residence and to modify thn change In all gov ornmout Impendlnc from the mn slnit of ma jorities In densely populated cities by extending jorltes oJ ciltll tilt tho municipal lines Into rural districts and keeping the dweller In cities ever In political touch vltli the country nnd tho larmer It would liMo inollltated our examination I could we avail of the experience of the historic tltlusof Eerie litit their origin and pruuross Clt04 Inivo boon uuner conditions so dllTaront from ours that they furnish lor olin Use no lesson other than hat t PonHolldatlnn of iidiolnlnc are its Is evervvv hero the cause of gioivth Tha proportion of urban mind rural papula tlons Uu Irupurtol elsewhero tho rapid tou itefloy to iiiallatlun indicated In this coun try Jlie structure of soeloty abroad Is in eel Y view 10 radically dltluront Irani our own that OI rowed foreign practices interwoven wIth American theories would nclitrnllrn either for usefulness Though often doaply yelled the presence of force aslmmetlntt ragu lator Is felt In alt European inunlclimlltlcH and Is I locognlzed as the power of llrst resort with 11S It Is the very lat Tho methodic collo t ing revenue its sources Its ilMbiiiROincnt Its objects ulvo UN little Iniormationlor our focus The croat cities of r Kuropo are capitals ot their lestmcttxu nntlons Their ndinlnlHtratho ox poiipas mine o complicated with accounts of imperial expundlturus us to inoludu such eliminations of purely municipal business 113 would louder nnv light in reiirranu jag our own American cities occupy im original Hold Wo claim tbo exemp tion from undent priPcrliillon to bo 1 jirivllouo and nn opportunity 1 mm tho foun dation inn we have made a new law for our cnlvrtt anti It Is our destiny to follow it upon the lines of original projection Our people In well know thouch they do not at nil times recall Ihe rule tlml illnotder I vUIts Im Pen alty unon the community permitting it Upon recognition of this condition nil popular gov ernment Is based and It his linen as afllvn claims fo the t r emitlon of order ns mllltuiy rule tln oolety Is as free from dlsturbnuro OH any other while mien dlsturbnnco ns does occasionally occur aiming lS Is for tho most pint Incited by a small element ot our nml crotlon hnra mnny wnnoi d t nliil Inc torn pulMons at homo have atiKoroI them lutu such assertion of individual right ns IM l Incompatlhlo v 1th tin rlirhts itt t others These me learning I that notwilhstnndlhir the aboncl of Hitch or cnnbcd mnchlnary lor tho repression of disor der as Is I paraded before tho public eye In htiropenn oltlin an American community Is nut nonelOHH when culled upon to deal with movements menacing its ncaci and that ron ccttod btwbroaklne hal received some of Is o t wholesome admoulllons and horcrest ctlfcClDllnury lessons at the bands of the Ameri can people of xll rat and ratfounlliln art Inc through their appointed municipal and butte Governments TIE OFoaiiArnT or ormtn ciTins There aro quite n number of persons on both side ol our Last Itlver who retard it as 0 natural boundary of jurisdictions HO definite Hud formidable that It cannot bo ob literated yet In commercial I soolul and Indus tutu view It is nlieady practically elaced Wote there no such natural channel oponlna eommunlcatlons btwecn the hound and New Yoik Buy tho people would have constructed au aitlllclal rommunleatlon amid the residents upon the different Bides would consider tbo improvement of r their Imo of junction rather than of separation Tho only difference be tween the natural channel and the artificial one Imagined Is that time first Is more capa culls and commodious than engineers could contrive The chief cities of tho world me as a rulo geographically divided but municipally and commercially unilled by rivers they be H Inc the urloiies of 1 common system To BPec Itlvr nr rilvtilftn anrf Cain City rltllo berrm4iing xriaz Inndon 3tm4twttTheme 1 l 0 York 40UIO OHIO 4 NovTcnitlt 1 HV J Tirim I Xanchotir S lOrI 3 lm tul Arnn 2 farl SID 27 lurueaux 1 2I5OIOaronne 2 ADiilerdnm Icanulu lotlcrdain ODKIIJ Viriina Illii711 llonnci Frnitut ISHIIOU MolUau 8 Pul 31OJInlb I merlin 112 tiOD 8pree a tuloune 1417J1 Unlno 2 llamnurK 410127 lob a linemen HS2U tur rHD rurt MllirO 1 Main 1 Hrasileu 2 uuki j uremberi 0JX IrJKiiltr 5 1 g Mimlcii awiKu idlr 3 Aunibun 00101 1tell 3 Mrnbourn nm lu 4 Mrtr 7i l MolMIc 4 ConcnllKen 238nKI 3 bmcktiiilm nuKM Iil nJ 1 iollienlierc 1ur tit 2 Ft IfienlmrK TOToxi em 4 lloicow 1 WO i l Mrmklra 4 irner Olln 5 7urioh 7 iuoit Llinmat bm 17il Kolin 4UHO TlVr 3 Venie IJVXJD Iklaudi 35U Turin IIHIM I In a Korence 173UOO Arm i liuiiim 3tltXXtIcIer I lirlfmt 17101 I miau 2 iUmtuw 1711Cu li LillaDumti J4UUUU Ieliu I Among American cities divided by rivers rvrB notably are not011 divided by the Charles River Chicago by the Chicago Philadelphia by the HchuykiTl Milwaukee 1 by tho Milwaukee Baltimore by this 1atnpsco and Minneapolis by tbo Mls blKBtppl Thus It appears that where communities communltos noon opposite Bides of a river nro under one sovereign jurisdiction it I rather an anomaly to find thorn administered by separate muni cipal governments The separate relation of two adjoining grcatea cities of the country whoso Interests are HO Interwoven that lor all practical business purposes they are one Is unaccountable on any other hypothesis than that it Is I maintained at the publla expense lor the profit of officials or the hardly more pleasant explanation that our people are what may be culled slow IEVV max AND HER WATERS The broader space formed at the contin ence of the two rivers where they expand Into the lower bay affords at times cant room lor the ordinary buslnesx conducted upon It for the miuntlo sports Indulged In by our yachts and rowboat and the macnltlcont sea pa geants with which we occasionally welcome distinguished filands or celebrate famous un nlvernarles I Is a water park none too large tor the groat cities which environ It Morn than any other feature In ull the prospect it commends Itself to popular affection not only by Us beauty and by the recollection of the animatedpictures it ever presents but from the IrcumsUnco that free from the measurement by the fuiuovors ee It his never been laid out plotted and apportioned Into private lots and sauaiLp but remains ono and indivisible the common property of all Ktuten Island bus already faIt tbo touch of modern enterprise It will require but a lOW years to develop some special advantages to m h n degree as to render her an Indispensable auxiliary to the growing biiBlucns of the port The only portion of our territory situate upon the west suIt of the harbor with uu ample brldno connecting her with the main shore and r tunnel projected to penoct communicn tlons with Jlrooklyn with best docking faclll tllq for SI1 traders of all the port the untie of Matin Island Is assured beyond all hazard Were Brooklyn situated nt the water fiont of a great aid fertile nroa occupied by a grow ing tioiiiiliitlon capabloor supplying her with all the elements of nn indeiiuiidontcomiren business mitllclunt to maintain u city of her magnitude them might scorn Home plauslblll tr In horimpirntlon to bt superior to the con ditions whlih have created New York Lone Island Is nbout ninety imllos long and thirty miles In width nt IIH widest section This IR the only territory geographically tributary to 11 III Brooklyn nnd neither extent nor In soil pos Kisnes any largo l sourcen of wealth or business Thu oily I will continue to crow by the same In fluenoas by which Now iork has prospeiod and with their growth the two communities must come nearer together In population In busi ness and In general charucterlstlcR A policy which should uim to serve one itt the expense of the other could not fall to bo mutually din Circus The present trraneement which par mils the possibility of divided policies Is In I tolf 1 monaco to the prosperity of each city OUIl IHKHKNT HVTiM A MUM The criticism has been rondo that the proj ect of iinltlUK thin cites and extending the lIven of their joint juilfdlctlon coinmendH itself In t no reasonable iulnd uuu flntturH only au Irrational propensity fur empty onl tudHH Wein thIs crlliiicm jiiKt our community Is the only one In history which his heeded It to tie IOlnt of dwarfing our teal dimensions under th sham arrangement of hepurute miinlcliilltleH There If iiolhinfidlRereditublii In inagultiidn of population Within on atom not lamer than that covered I by great historic cities there la here renlred a population aa amount of wealth and roituurcas which cnmuti alount conL lute us the Kccond city In the world While there Is nothing to forbid our claiming that rank there II everything to impel UH to as sume It Cities am the crow n the Ilmlht fne torn of empire Standing nt the portals of this northern continent Its representative city to the people of limo world tho ihief stage upon which have boon and arc to be presented many of the movement llliiNtrating American piog roes the Held upon which are to bo conducted whIch nation meets nation the proci edlntcs In 11 lallol naton lu commercial rivalry or In the various en counters vvhiih luiernutioual contentions In vite tb rt porno ol a great thy Is n lower of strength und thom IH no wood memison i why this community and the country should not nnv the benefit of Hiioh pr ttiie lu thin r jruid nin iiltudo Is not a thing of vapory dimen sions hut Is a solid till btnntinl amid u iotormll Inc factor of which It would be folly to deny ourselves time use In Important Isle TIIK IMIKIllAI NAMF KKW rome Tit are some who set much Importance upon the monitor of a name for 1 newly consoll dated area This seems to be frivolous cavil There Is I hut ono historic but one living name of general prevalence which has been and ll I used to denominate ail this Ion Th names nalts of outlying district ore so ebecurtj that tart sIgnificance locution can only bemealed by expressing tholr relation to the oioat metropolis Even the queenly lty across the river whoje growing prosperity has mado IllimtrlniiH her name owes Its I Import to neso i elatIon with that of what may bo called her CIIUon wlb rider sister Namos cannot be heralded In or heralded out lalns worlds vocabulary by de eyes They derive currency from the clrcum delvo cre 1be lance ttutit they are colnod In Ihe mint of history and bear the rornl Kiamp of great events which they are marked to commemo rl That of New ork both at home and abroad stands In high distinction among the names of American cities It brleHybut em phatically opliomlres much of the lustre of American progress In every field has nv Utility bosond tho power of proilitmatloii to extin guish It would on dlnlrult to hail an induce ment which would 10111 hut tho fi um bit rbnin tIle it lets to part with the fame or fact of their continuity Ilrt Wlb gicat city for by this they mensuro their Importance and material orth Gcogniphlpil nomenclature I crowd ed with Ocolrulhlr11 of battlullclds hit nil buttles two nut encounters of arms ni ao determined In a day those whit h longest Iho In hNinry are the encotintni whnro the forces of civilisation of commercIal rivalry of Ihdustrlnl oompetltlnn of Intallvo tual combat of moral contest for the cuu e of progress martin tho Ktruuglo of centuries to crown ammo I and a nation with KUCCOKH riunh nn encounter his been conducted bore and though blown hnv left their mark upon he armor th Imperial city has won an honornbln the world which all hiuur renown thioimbout If oll jinr colonies may proudtv Inherit and xvhloli they cannot avoid aceoptltitr The familiar names chorlshed In small lucnlltton will with I conveni ence its pcrpottialcd t dlstlDCUlsh wards 11 streets squares and purkv and will not bo lost to pedigree JtUMUirAL NOTHISO SEW ItrlrAL EXriSRIOX Fw Thoro Is nothing now In tho principle or process of municipal expnn lcn All cities of the world nl axis mngnlliido havo resorted to t tluio and again Now York und Brooklyn tmo have consoitmintod ndjolnlnc areas built them lip and Jtellod out a aln Into wider lloldn always anticipating tho coming of tbo people by making governmental preparation while the district Included have been In every wily benolltoil Wo biivo had nfllclul experience In the matters of extending our munlrlpnl at A and have learned In a hard and severe school limit lesson that the sooner the Inevitable step Istnkun I tint loss costly and more satisfactory It will irov Consolidation Is I n proceeding blah will he consummated without disturb ance The dally revolution of tho earth cannot tat ntctmnuliithel tnufru uiintlr lIme homers atiti vegetable innleiis tim pastures lawns and troves will not ho nflocted No one will Ant oxatlon on artommrdatlng himself to the chance Tbn ancient wrangle betwoeti factions nut fraetloiiH of actions v t Iii go on as happily us before between Democrats and Itipnblleans No votes will bj gained or lost to cither side Jrom thin cnllr but I result ronnonnbly to hu hoped for In that with a larger survey Dublin spirit will bo quickened to linger coinprehuotu nloii and that we may have moms enlightened UcmocrutR and Itepublicnn MOBK UNITY OK ADMlNISTItATION Our various jurisdIctional divisions and Rnbdivfslons find no dlillculty In accommodat ing themselves to tho unity of administration which tho national Uovernmcnt exorcises over I all Ole of the fist of our Interests Is con lldod to that Oovornmenl which has couttl tutud all these dlvldod areas Into ono commer cial departmeut Known nnd described as the Port of New York We have locetliur more over ono judicial district one postal district Ior convenience of administration of our 8tate Government many ullleicnt jurisdictions are grouped together various nrrun omout as inhonatorlal and Judicial districts and this jurisdiction of our Htue Harbor Master and 1ort Wardens Fur fourteen years Irom 1857 to 1871 New York Brooklyn and llton Island wore under a joint polka administration and hOI tho year ISoli to 1171 tbuy connti tutod one Health and one LCBO Depart menU The urrnncoment was hIghly lon eilcml and was terminated liy and tue t I caueo of the advent to power of that corrupt Inlluiiice which found It obstiucttro to tbo historic spoliation aftorvvurd consum inaiad In Now Yolk All the towns und vd luges and cities which it is proposed to con solidate ate otlshuota tf the first colony es tablished upon Manhattan Island authority for theIr establishment emnnntod thort and to It tho e dependencies looked lor protection Irotectcn and business Qtilded by the record of Our pat growth there is warrant for the statement by which all the members of this Commission and nil citlons who may ulvo the matter I thought citzons tboUlht will be Impressed that In tho period of thlrtv years or InuRcneiatkn ur population will have doubled In numbers and In area of settle I ment The rte and tho law of Incicnpo Is at tested by the follow me census returns com mencing with tho year 15G rui Ipuntiou 1esr 1pultln 1 112 II11 IU 11 11 tuiti 411C 1 iP3 1 1 Pi4t35 mHiO 11 o 11ul II IIla 13 21 I51 51n4 1 ISI 1 IS I tj I4 11 Pti 373 6 mu 11 I a 1t1 1 7WW FOLLY TO DEFER CONCOIJDATION Appreciating In full tlKnlficnnco the pros Iros pect which this lair of cruwth presents to us us tho Munition illrty years bonce tallun to make rdlnnry preparation for it can proceed from nothing but tmomp tenco amounting to Imbecility A proper ntiilorHtandlni of time situation cannot he I reached until a e leftrn to appreciate time fact that nil citlis crow and art maintained chlelly by domestic business that Joioluu commerce boTOMr potent nnd valu 10tent alIt is but 1 secondary factor al dovolonincnt and that Now York is llrst In the amount of f exchange for tho simile reason that elmo Is first lu tho business of domeBlk exclumwB and in the bulk mid value of manufactured products A study of the cooi rachy and topography of our position on tbe continent conliwlt will show that thin mountains and the sea and wi the Hudson HIver Interpose a Imrrierto com munication between all tie territory north and out of us and nil the territoiy south or In other words between all V w England with the lintlsh piovlnces ot New Brunswick Nova Scotia and Lower Canada on thO ono aide and New Jersey Iennsyltanla Delaware and other States to tbe Houtti Thin banter 101 lowing tho linn of coast and river extends from Nantuctct Hend lo Albany I Through it there has been bemetofore butone routo of economic trmisport nod time which loads through tine pap between the mountains and the pea ileflned by the termination of the Catslilll Mountalni the foot ol the PalIsades In Jersey City and Ibo nan nwinn of tho loa to easy ferrlaae at the mouth of the 11 lon Itlver hung thus tho route 01 easiestcradca and transport It Is also shorter than all others From this circumstance Now York has been the thoroughfare and entrepot tho great and fertile areas north and 0Utl if her position and has crown to ha the chief market conti nental production and 11w virtue of this fact tbo chief emporium of foreign commerce It becomes I ever to maIntaIn for her this rela tion and to assure It by keeping In fullest ac tivity and capacity those communications with time Interior which arc menaced by enterprises for conducting the trade heretofore uatslni noon our lines of traimport to rival routes upon lines emote from amid Independent of 18 Home of the zeal winch we manifest for the preservation nnd enlargement of sea up preaches by which foioluu tiado leaches us can with advantage be directed to our com munications with tbo Interior by which come to ns the domestic commodities which attract his I foreign tnide limo 0 is no limit to our con eni lor tHe ure enntlon of our roil an pronohsi We light the heaillatuls beacon the coast buoy the channels excavate the bart and maintain a lurco forco to Insure safety expedition and economy to our transport upon the son National AdrolnlstratloiiH tate II0n Legislatures City ioverumontH Chambers of Iommrrce Boards of Tracts and Transporta tion railroad directories and all the powerful ton agencies of a vigilant and energetIc pi ess manifest a vital luturost In tho transportations of product from this lort to forltn mat kcts but leave to the charity of railroad corpora tions tIme biihlnofs of bringing to us from our interior tbeno nainn prodiu tions Nest York llrobklyn Long island City Jon any CI and all the communities around the tort have a common interest In keeping open to fullest aallablllty communications with wih thn Interior and tbli result and other common Interests can be best accomplished by united effort and by forces directed and as far as conditions munlclnullty will permit from one united lte iewlnc the entire matter In all its bear Ings consolidation means no moro to the dif ferent districts piuporeil to he united than the forraiitlon of a partnership between an estab lished and prosperous firm and the younger members of the family ounlor Whets Wurrti VeIned I Worth The State Senate Finance Committee met at Castle Garden yesterday and heard teitlmeny In lecard to the propped sale of the lusts property on Wiudx Inland Comptroller Mrrr und Tux CuminlBslonsr Coleiiian said that the city would like to buy but wns unwil ling to suggest a Price that mleht let the real estate speculation ut work ImlKiatlon Commissioner Starr said that he believed that the property 1 WIIB worth three millions but that the State would mako money by selling It for halt that Commissioner lute phenxon said hn would not part with tho prop Vrty for Ions than JlHiioOuu which would be just enough to clear It of debt Dr Hallock wanted the United Htatos to buy the property for tho tIps nf tick immigrants The commltU and the Coniinlssloncrs went up thIngs to the Uluud In Limo afternoon Inspect Mora Hllli lr iieclrlo Ilcbllac The Gas Commission decided yesterday to advertise agaIn for bldnfor lightIng tbo streets br electricity In IHll I Th bids will be op ntd at 1 1 oclock on Dee 21 l I the average prlc is brought down to forty eeutb a laimi a nlcht an nwaid will probably be made J J Monte representlne the North New York Electric lighting Company asked for permIssion to light certain stnejs In the annexed district with his system Tbe Commuiton airetil to Ivetbi company achiaoiw bid fo tkt con

J FATHER IGNATIUS MIRACLE A BAnnKxttD ntAHPttKitKn cox TXHIHD AT CHIVKKItlXa JtALL 3Ietholet Mlnlilar at Yesterdays Cooper Wnl MeettaaA Good Collection Mt LaatT0dnyi Expenues to he Dc frart by Hlnel Contributor Father Tgnatlus to ns picturesque us bo In varied Ills very figure with the tonsurej bead surmounting time palo clourcut coun tenance which Is thrown Into relict br the black llencillctlno sown In a subject for n painter As he forces his way through the nl wars waiting throng end mounts the platform or pulpit It at once attracts nil ores lie seldom has appeared mole picturesque than at yesterdays Afternoon service at the Cooper UnIon Owing the crowded condition of the room Father Michael tho fellow monk of Father Icnnllus could find no teat so ho sat on the platform at time feet ol tho preacher 41fl1 V nosnt LET A BTIIIVESS nrtp unooD OVZB avanT nKABT It was a ministers meeting The ministers were mostly Methodl ministers as their frequent nmens testified Among the clergy men credent were the Hov Dr lloyd con ductor of the business mens Fulton street prayer meeting the Rev Dr Wilson of St Georges Episcopal Church the Rev Dr Bam plo Moderator of the last 1resbytorlnn Gen eral Assembly the Rev Walter Gardiner the HOT Joseph Mucknr the HOT William Griffith and the Rov J J White of Brooklyn A lot of Salvation Army folk wets also present The service opened as usual with the hymn Ilnih Ltt aitlllntii detp lirood over every tiear A TOAY1NO When It was over Father Ignatius announced that ho accepted the offer of the John Street M E Church which timid been made him and would bold a service there next week Friday from 12 to 1 For mon only Fnthor Ignatius stipulated a clerically dieeod man la the back of the room The service then will bo for men only as I had to make the services I hold In Lombard street during my London mission Ladles camo In their carriages from the West End In such numbers that there was no room for the mon f o they bail to bo kept out Father lentil his prefaced his reading of the requests tor prayers with tho statement that ho hardly liked to read them so sail was the state of things some of them set forth Among the requests as read by him were A member of the congregation who is a Catholic bnirtlly rciolios at the preaching Christ crucified God knows it is little preached by any oni When Hr convInced I was a sinner I felt nil thy joy of forcivenos but now being iin able tn bo In the world but not of time world I nm only made miserable and wretched by my religious experience Pray for me A cripple prays that sho may bo cured and thntthoe who hire the care of her may more cheerfully boar their burden Travels are asked Inc the clergyof nil de nominations that they minT bo filled with the holy spirit and abandoning their historical phllosonblcal miiotaiuht steal disquisitions preach the word of iod only Amen Amen shouted the Methodist ministers to this s0 1ir OJJIT ACCEPT CHIUHT AXB you ABE SATED Before announcing services for next week Father limiting cab In Stub of my appeals our expenses are far behind our receipts I base hen told that I didnt tog enouch Now It Is painful for me to bee In smite of my being a monk Yesler days collection contained the lamest single amounts yet rec ived10 and 5 In Knelsnd 500 use 1 often tube given bye sIngle person When he had fluNlied thein preliminaries he said And now to the work ol Onll lie prefaced the prayer which followed with this WL Nfl c FASRIONADTV CnrIBTIAJUTT IS A BHAM I am not going to knee because toy voice would be lost behind tbo deal If I did although 1 think kneeling the only proper posture for prayer In his petition he asked that In the countless stately temples of the town proe sedly erected to the woiKhlii of Ood the true Word might really ho preached His heartfelt lour nut the 1enteoostnl blessing ou this great tImy wa greeted with audible amens by the Methodist ministers IIU tixt VVMS part of time sIxth verse of the first chapter of Revelation Vrlasts unto find He prefaced his hermon with a rsunni otbis discourses nf the lumen previous dnys On Moiidiv t liii Jonan learned VUIH Mint t to hut t n Cli ristinmi tim 0 mimt ho IOU t iuett lint I hole it Hliinor 1 in TuuMlu i that if miMiibrillun ho is i ft Hlnt on WodncMliiv If minis Clirl tlaii bo it a Htrnniwr In hue world So was It alio tiuo that if one vio u u ibrlMUn be was 11 pries AClulBilan Ihfivfora was not only sinner saint and stranger in tIme world but also a pi lest lie paid hoio Mr ritualIstIc and Catholic friends dont be afraid mat 1 am goIng to say anything acalnit the Catholic position an to the priesthood I am only a slscon bust I could hare been a pnMt hadjrtetn wlllloffto awe up certain wueifilM tbtUtTt uu Zw ircftbuhop of ferLi to ordain me If I did so I therefore can not administer the Lord Supper nr perform the other unices of a priest llut this text of mine does not refer to priesthood In I intense of the ministry It should he the nhjea of your lIfe dally and continually looTcr spiritual sucrlflies ol prnvrr Ibid tlinuksBlvmn to God In this oenpo every Christian Isu pile t tIled the privileges of hIs priesthood mo tij l dullv little ncN nf klndne to his lellmv men to show hIs lave and doxotlnn to his Maker Soon nfteixrnrd mine nertaaps tho mot start Hag statements of the many ho has made I must tollyoti if tho miracle whIch was perlorxni d throitch lade mrrey In Chlclerlnc IiahI on Sunday night Ono of the oonBreci ir low Ash A cnnisTiAN YOU ARE A SAJST tlon wss an infidel n blasphemer who had lived for twentyonioonrs In biniphomy andlcoi ho bad often dared God to strike lilm dond You remember how beautifully the Holy Uhost was poured out unon us that nIght How wo paw that the samo Almighty hand which Kitldod the planets In their courses tInged time violet and taught tho bird how to seek Its food bow Wo saw IoU KVoiywhoro and saw bow Ito rendered all hue cieatnrcs happy except thi man who misused his free will to re fuse the happlno offered him Writ this man who was the worst mnn I over honrdi whose sins I could nit mention horn they nro ten vile this lilasnhnmnr for tivi nffrrhn senta found hlmsnlt convlnceil nf his enormous guilt and although that nIght he felt only that lie would be damned forever on Monday the walls of his despair and unbelief mimi sin fell down like those of Jericho and ho accepted Jesus This desperate blnsphemhiR Infidel and debiimhoo who for twntyt years was dead In sin has now the lIfe of Jesus tn bin Soul This Lazarus has been rotmrreated from a moral death of tuontvone years al thouch ho was stlnklne wltli sin Father lunatluss nprools for morn money hivlmt been confessedly unsuccessful tile Kev J r Hewlett of Ihrlsts tpiscopalCbnrch Jersey City now made one for him The re stilt as mauical Those announcements were almost Immediately made A lady him offered to obtain a hall which Will bold 2001 people the Young Hens Chris thin Association Hall for two nights borne one has taken the lower hall the largo hall In tbo basement nf Cooper Union fur tomorrow Services will also be held there on Saturday aftetnoon and Hitndny The collection was also much larear than usual At his evening servIce which was held In thin new Church of the Uodo mer at Park as emote and KlKhtyniRt street Father iRnntlus rave another evidence nt his belief In tin presence of demons lu his prayer occurred this pe tition lour out O Lord thy spirits upon this sanctuary so that the evil influences mitt powers of darkness which ore In It may vanish away Iii sermon was on Jacobs ladder In the Course of time sermon he suddenly pointed ap parently first at one particular person In the congregatIon and then anntherandexclalmed What a vast difference between that wo man there who has not accepted Chrl t anti is conaeiiucntly not In the hands of the MedIator and that man there who In1 All In this church who have not accepted Christ me lost sinners I Any moment you may bo plunged Into a llory fearful hell there to bo tortnred foreverl I dontbelieve that any ono of you has us jet rn joctod Christ but after tonIght unless you now accept Him you will to guIlty of hating rejected Him All you have to ilo to accent Him Is to look no into His face and sayMy HftTlour1 and you will be In the hands of the lIe doemer If there be any one hero who has not yot accepted Christ let this advent season be to him tho tlmn u for Jesuss advent In his heart I know it will bit for some The Holy ibost in coins to make this church the cradle of n new birth to eternal life There Is a marrlngo now taking place here The Holy Ghost is the priest He Is celebrating he ceremony of joining a sinner to Jesns thin bride to His bridegroom a poor lost debsuchoe Is now perhaps being married to the Lamb a poor lost harlot to her heavenly husband Speaking of his small collection he said they wore small In Boston until toward the end nf the mission when they became so bountiful that be was able to not only pay all his debts but to tend money to England to do mission work there TRADISO try AxoTatats CREDIT Am Iiicnlouc Scheme or OettlnK Dry Osedu Without IMjIiR For TBrm A coodlooklnc welldressed young woman is locked up at Police Headquarters charged with trying to swindle Enrich Bros the dry goods firm She says she is Mary Williams but refuses to tell where she lives She wont to Ehrlch Bros store on Monday and said she desired to open an account She said she was Mrs Mary M Shields of CO East Fiftyseventh street and gave as references Arnold Con stable Co E J Dennlne and Lord Ik Taylor The firm made inquiries and learned that Mrs Shields of 50 East Fiftyseventh street was a responsible person On Wednesday afternoon a coach stopped In front of Ehrlchs store and the young woman alighted The head salesman told her that the firm would be pleased to open an account with her She purchased a bill of goods mounting to 117774 and sad she would take the things home In her carriage She also or tiered other goods for a somewhat smaller amount to he sent to her home at 60 east Flltyseventh street The foods In the fIrst bill were deposited in the carriage and the woman drove away A few hours later the other goods war delivered at 60 East Klftysaventh street Mrs Mary M Shields widow of a O Hhlelds and the mother of Mrs Bowies Colgate Ihes there She said she had not ordered any goods from Khrleh Brothers and the messenger went back to the etoro A messenger railed on Wednesday night on the genuine Mrs HIiloMs and told her that a lady living near by bad by mistake ordered some cooas sent to her house and asked her to keep them until called lor These fuels were communicated to Detectives Hickey and Uberldiin and yertoiday they fixed nn a decoy package and waited nt Mrs BbleldBB home until a district messenger called for it They followed the boy to a tele graph onlce In lluhtli avenue hetnecn Fifty seventh and Fitlynlgbth streets whore ha gave limo package the young woman who was waiting for him She was arrested and taken to Pollc Hendqtmrtois The prisoner Is M years old She is a South ern woman and well educated A eMblMn Mnlloner Deer Civil Justice Fetor Mitchell InUrposed yes terday In the General Sessions before Judge Martine a demurrer to the Indictment for a violation of the Election laws found agaInst Assemblyman DominIck F Mulianey of the Hfth Assembly district Mr Mulloney M chsivod by 1rof Ootiholl of Columbia College and the City Itcform Club with electioneering within lO feet of a rolling place on ejection day Justice Mitchell demurred tn Ihe indict ment on tho ground that the facts yet forth did not constitute the olTenro charged Judge Martlne reserved his decision einnl Broke by the Cllr Hull rxplnilan The explosion tmst occiiirod on the roof of the City Hall on Wednesday night while an attempt was beIng made to pholocraph tile Pulitzer bulldlnc shook up the old City Hall In a crest way Hnveral large stones were shaken err the top of a chlmnoy Tims fell through the flue and carried a lot of hoot with them which settled on tore old records Two panes of glass in the Hall of Kacord wore lit Otumu anti fiftyone pauea of glass in j the east runt I of the building HAD CATARRH FORWENTY YEARS 4NI IfKrun GOT AXT NEMEP 3ZCC UK 1TKHT TO JHtlt 1ILAIK AND CUPktAXD Ur 7iilii Lang of 3lil City Itllt n Trry In ttmtlna ftaru Vtittl jets 1 J r Cp fnm A flair IIIII Irrat All Ca n for 9S Mnntli arid ttimlth All MriUHnr Mr Jnilni teet t recites St ins Chrriil it this eltf Mr Lami tulcl the writer tin folloirlnr Inttrtttlnf story lurlnc e rcmit mien law 1 bas bleii troublnl he tal l with A catarrh it the heat ncl Mdnnoh for twenty years I had hcad dit thai irera guilt severe My not wee Strive mntil tim no that U was haM for ma to ret anoufh air Ihrnutfli U tn iupt lv mv tahiti The miens from my tie won u Ireptlown Into my throat niRklnc It sot sinS ftlmtut fhnklm me ai time I wee kept Senile mat hawking aim litlnir t In nnltr tn rlcar my threat anil I would keep It nu until 1 wuulj itt a flt ot vomll Ins MK JUIIVJB UNO ira Uhrritle it In feet may lomnch was much affected by tka rnncui tthliii found UK way Into It 1 hid ttnt nniirs tn my earn ant my hearing would hequjtaauin 1 win fnntlntiHlly rouffiunir My immatite was Mwr t lost In leili and strength I had nn uerKx or ambition 1 alwayn felt tired I had a number etC phyilelani treat me but 1 not no reltaf Headline oneway of Lire HlAlr A roretanA I eoneladtd to try them I did no and now my apitetloln coed I Cleat neit I tiara rinsing iioiieiln my an and I breathe as freely at 1 ever Old In my hits 5 A MONTH UNTIt JAN iSIS Ai tuber xpeclaMnti have adrertlitrl low chnrir for tnmtiiirnt until 2eW eArt lIre Hlalr andCop l nd wilt inset them on their own ground and will treat all ttitlents for 5 n month until Jan I and fnrnloh all aee vMarr medicines atnl nt the fume lime amDltir lbs saise patiaac and iklll with all cases aa heretofore DOCTORS BLAIR GOPELAND New York Omctit 1 Km AVKNVF NEAR 14TH ST 17 1VEMT 4e0 MT NEAR BROADWAY Brooklyn Office 149 Pierrepont Street where they tract with uncceu all cnrable cini 8p rlaillriCal rrh eel all illieaiti of Ihe Ky KMI Tliroat and Lung riimnlo Dlneaiei Addreii all mall lo IU 6th Asian New Yiri city If you lire faraway write for irmpinm hlun ontee huuri mo lliSOA t P t er him ttlla 1u lo lim3OA1 ad1104 P NrnKllabeCo PIANOS uJZ24ttEn ill Tone Touch WorkmaDsbipS Durability Invite special attention to their new artistic Stylet finished m Dnlgni of HIGHEST DECORATIVE ART 148 FIFTH AVENUE itiiE DIFFERENCE The Standard Thermom wr o II1I eter can be read across the room and gives tho correct temperature For I sale by the trade everywhere MAMTACTUrK DV PBAKUUY MAMH 1 NEW YORK OFFICE Reon 413 18 Cortlanilt St A MUST MVITABkli UUUOAT fJIFT A CUVliCHTARn EVICTION I The Peaeeral Tennnln Tinder Old NC Lukes Crawitnd Out liy the Iowa AdTmnee Within a few days thin last of the crumbled habitants of tbo crumbling vaults under the site of old St Lukaa in Hudson street will havo boon brought up to the light once morn for removal to Voodlawn or Mt Hope There are sov only vaults crowded together In the churchyard and under the chapel Vfhlcn was built not so vary many years ago All but Jour of those vaults have now been opened the four undor the chapel From them over COO coffins have boon lifted The whole space ot the graveyard was not more than a hundred feet lone by fifty foot broad which shows bow densely populated this vlllag was The vaults wore all of the same pattern an underground room arched and walled with brick and as wide as tha length of a tall mans coffin Leading from this to tIme surface was a stono stairway covered at the top with an epltaphod slab The church was built In 1831 and time vaults wore built at the name time On these slabs appear tho names of old New York families some of them now unrepre seated and almost forgotten and some remem bered or having living representatives The earliest date bound on tIn plate of a coflln was 1S21 and time latest 1882 But the burials were less and less frequent from the war time and most of them antedate 1840 The largest number of bodies found In any vault was twenty In that belonging to the Ten Brocck family This wan under the floor ol the chajiol and was emptied yesterday la all the vaults the coffins were piled one on top ot the other hero were coffins of all kinds and materials fitraiiKO to say those best picperved were the oldest Some of them had been lu the dampness S and mould for slxtyllvu ears yet they show ed no truce of decay the ashes of the younger cofllns lying thick upon their unmouldererl lids Those Ktanch coftlns were for the most part of St Domingo mnhocany Many of the coffin plates were of silver unit somowero only a little tarnished while others were eaten away and had no trace of their original form The undertakers toll some strange things of the contents of these cofllns Of coarse most have nothing In thorn but mouldorod bono and lichen and a little haIr Where the plates are gone the undertaker In cburuh bus frequently maiUed miilo or female on the box with the number of time vault from which It was taken Ho baa been able to tell tho men from the women by the hulr One old man came to look at the remains of his departed relatives He found tlio coffin containing bis mothers remains It wns opened and there lay her long shInIng hair undisturbed and uninjured lie tool a lock ot the hair and put It away la hIs pocket When bn reached home and took it out it crumbled and broken and scarcely recognizable as hair They caino upon the coffin ot a clergyman and Poned It There hn lay stretched out la his silk surplice the form of the bodybolnct the same only a little shrunk from what it was billy yours ago when they put him away hut C out of the nockrmud of the surrilico came a skeleton bead and neck The silk was uu chimged Yesterday afternoon tboro wan a pile of the mahogany coillus in tha churchyard with a tarpaulin thrown over it ao that the coflln of a child projected A llttlo girl with rod cheeks peeied throuch time bars of tbo fence at this halfconcetled childs coffin for a long time Theu she wilkod mound and ciimo slowly up to It Ktio pulled away time tiirpatilln nail stud ied tine plate closely When dm haw It wa too tiirnltihed to ceo the namo him hulled the tar tmiilln back MI that thu coflln was entirely covered und then sue want an ay Lee Kill Cant be ConloU Assistant District Attorney Jerome moved yesterday in the General Sessions before Judge Cowing that Lee Kill Chlnnnmn of 11 Mott ftrcot who vras Indicted for abduction In keeping YtteiiR Moy a pretty Chinese girl uuder restraint In his nous for Immoral pur poses for twentytwo month bo discharged upon his own recoinbnncc Mr Jerome said that If Leo Kill were tried iipnn time nvldence In tho pOHxeslon of tho pooplo tho Court would not let the cast get to in mry He Mr Jn romo limit vainly imdoavorDd to ponuro addi tional erldencit Judge Cowiiii grunted Mr 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r TUB I utJJt j I eJiuu I FRIDAY DECEMBER 12 1MO tonann Offlrea of TIIR lUll 4SO Wt Mtraad All aemm nleailra Humid ba M drew el I rJANI I WiT I 4sV Mraud London W 0 r r t Tie Destiny of New York F i We publish elsewhere a very Import Lr Irlklniily Interesting original and tats r X rt Bianllke discussion of the question of the t4 consolidation of the communities abut tho f port of New York Into one treat olty It Is Y 1 by Iho lion ANDREW I GREEN nnd was addressed by him to the Commission whloh i 1 considering the advisability of such 1 con I i 1 I e irolldatlon and of which body ho is the Presi dent deut J Mr GBEEN allows from the census returns JI that during the century between 1700 and I 1880 the population of thoUnion gathered In y dtlea increased from little 8 cent W I etM Incrasd rm I ltte over per ccnt l e the wholo population t more than 2 per cent At present as the census of 1890 c 1 will undoubtedly indicate at least one I 1 quarter of tho people dwell lu cities r and as tho urban population Is Increas N ing much fester than the rural it i Is likely t become tho majority within the g lifetime of many af those now living The i political supremacy which rural population 4 Jltca luprtay rur JPulatan I r hat held BO long will b transferred t tho Inhabitants of tho towns and vast changes J1 i t both social and political will result Already the influences of the city havo become para mount in olvllltatlou I I the centra from i i which proceed the forces that shape and t i r Bjove society and determine national policy whether they b moral and Intellectual or J k material and mechanical J it The growth of our own clUe has N beta coincident with the development of 1 k eur railroad facilities 1 not actually pro P t portionate t It and Q our railway mileage I now about equal to that of all the world I J t besides 8 the ratio of this increase n com I It pared with the increase of rural population I greater than elsewhere Up t 1830 there was little change in the pro 1 portionate growth of the towns but J 3 after the Introduction of the railroad with A its solution of the problem of the subsist ence of great urban populations and of the k distribution of the fruits of their Industry the progress was rapid Since 1850 when tho building of railroads on an extensive i scale began our urban population has raore t than doubled proportionately to the rural 111 f and this greater Increase is proceeding i steadily and in pace with railroad Improve mentandthemorogeneral nntl mentadthemorogcnfroI more economi cal application of strum lo commerce and manufacture The country comes Into closer f i and closer relations with tho town and feels t t mar profoundly Its Influences and depends 5 more completely on Its machinery All the i Intellectual stimulus of our day RUnt from 1 i the city The town produces tho thought i f which shapes political convictions modi t fies religious opinions The refinement and I L cultivation of tho populous eon tie and its r feoUitlee for education make the country 1 Its pupil and this subordination must ex tend until the town becomes tho political raster also I It Is not so already with the llllance of tho rural population it directly l Controls t 5 Mr GREEN accordingly treat tho gov W v ernment and administration of a great city y f like New York a uno of the most momen i tous problems of modern times The l 1 t t United States Supremo Court has ruled that f a city Government Is a subordinate branch of the State Government and subject to such i change as the Legislature may direct but when the majority of the population of the Stat I massed In citlo the city i t u Mr GREENS rds becomes 4LT the State and Is politically para f 1 mount That destiny he foresees for New York individually and within n period t 1 lat remote Therefore he would make ready 1 for it by sweeping away the barriers t nat A ural development political and otherwise v whish are Interposed by the artificial un 5s ueorssary unphllosophlcal and vexatious i 4k divisions of municipal Jurisdiction which now exist among the communities about 1 this poit Their complete homogeneity nnd common interests he would have expressed f and typified In their consolidation Into a i single city which In size and In wealth and I i resources would b the second city of the j I World Already tho two great communities Brooklyn and Now York which constitute cnsttute the main divisions have each extended their I I j boundaries by taking In contiguous towns t end thus within themselves have demon 4 l strated practically tho soundness of the prinrlidrs and arguments which Mr GRKKN advances In favor of their own consolida Lj tion They are us much one in interest as the country annexed by them was similarly I 1 united and If the smaller union wee profit I able t I the parties to I so also will be f tho greater t Tho communication of Mr GREEN there fore U I of profound concern to every inhabi tant of these two cities and of tim whole g dT country around the port of Now York No t body who wants to got a conception of the U Trent destiny which awaits this vast urban t l population so loon to become the most f1 i numerous and most powerful in the world i should miss the reading of I document so j t i W extraordinary In its Interest and importance Iti Iuctfylnx the Indian I was a wise saying of an old statesman ii FIrst use all means to conciliate I Is o eafo n rule for the guidance of military ofll eerrf now a It was for public men when It r was Hist uttered and It seems to have boon k i the policy of Ceo JOHN It UROOKK the Commander of the Department of the Platte And now commanding tho forces at tho Iiuo 3 r 1 JUdge agency While taking every precau tion Ngaliwt attacks fiom hOlt Indians I there wrro any such unknown to him ho k has at tho same time soul conciliatory 4 messages to the starving led men assuring 1 r r them that tho Government Is not hostile but f friendly and disposed to do all in Its power to redress all Indian grievances In t j t r1 al ruvaICs pur r tance of this conciliatory policy Gen t noon quickly availed himself of Father i t JULEH offer t go to tho Indians In their tits I c ¼ taut camp on I mission of peace Alter 1 fi toilsome Journey tho good father mado hh 1 f Way t the frightened desperate Indians r I there together for mutual protection J r arid delivered the message of tho General t T9 Father Jujrs Inquiries u to tho t causes of their discontent and their reasons I t for gathering together In rump In an nppar J t ntly hostile manner the diluTe replied I r J frankly Wt Shiji ItalY Weknow weehall laY If Hit Grist father cuouiea lo Uy a trap to rlieat n we wIl t 1vaes big I em before Ills tarlog limo comta ihm WcwUltolu hi IMI uunlDf ground nappy I tlie vkllaiaea did not neau to cheat u out of food Ilia J I Grist Father oarer would have tent enldiere There is I I ao uaeil of loldleri 1 in GuM Citlxr Intended lo b air wltJ lie I The chiefs fluidly consented to meet Gen 4 i HKOOKF and throngS Fnthor JUIE sent 1 f ropagaan lu tho General anM ltitliiK a time i and place for milling JJcapatchrH from I v Omaha announce tho foul that the chiefs have kept their word They nave had their i Interview with Gin BBOOXK and this wise and patient commander with the gentle ness that ever characterizes the truly brave tnarJ has explained the pacificatory l inten tions of the Government toward the Indians tons twar under Its protection The following despatch Illustrates the dip lomatlo abilities of Gon BROOKE Any referena to Mia wkoltiaU deraitalloi sad depredatlen IlileTlnn and burning of building was Udlautly ursliea an both fides Ale the powwow was oe hi oartr Wa coadncud to tha commissary d pttnisni ant Ie rtcitrid a bis fat fist Hnd this policy of Inquiry and conciliation been used In the first Instance Instead of startling and frightening the Indians and than driving them Into a defensive and hostile tile attitude by gathering a swarm of soldiers at Pine Kldgo acency there would never have been the slightest cause for alarm anti apprehension Northwest among Uio people of tho I the Administration should firmly carry out Gen BROOKRS wise pl h we shall not ee a winters campaign and tho people and tho army will b spared the horrors of an Indian war That Gon MILES tho division com mander widely differs from these views is shown by the following despatch of his No other ctIlIod coonlr 01 the face at the earth would tolaral many UiouiaBdl of armed atrajta iattirl through different stateiandTmliorlii S While tha flta mar ba aupprtuail In eoa plies 1 wilt b noould ttnt ami ba liable to braak out a other places wbsre lent 11el4 Yet wo hold to n sentiment which we think will b heartily approved by all the patriotic men and women of our country I First use all means to conciliate The Split In the Irish Party I may require a general election to deter mine whethur the KXH U or Iiclaod prefer Mr PABNELL or Mr MCCABIITY for their political leader but a great deal of light will b thrown upon tho question before Parlia ment reassembles on Jan 2 8 far as or ganized bodies have declared themselves tho drift of Nationalist opinion seems to be decidedly in Mr PABNELLB favor but it re mains to be seen whether tho enthusiasm with which Dublin welcomed him will b evinced also in Cork Llmerlclr and other largo centres of population The first test of strength at the ballot box will come presently in the election to fill the vacant seat In North Kilkenny Until In this local contest or in some other decisive way the Irish constituencies proclaim which of the two divisions of the Irish pry commands their confidence It will be wise and equitable for IrishAmericans t maintain an impar tial attitude Meanwhile however th evl dance before us seems sufficiently complete t warrant us In entering on the purely historical inquiry who caused the split in the Irish party I Wo may also consider the probable effect upon the homo rule cause of Mr PAHNELIS obtaining a vote of confi dence from Ireland At the first glance no doubt most persons would bo Inclined t hold Mr PARNELI re sponsible for the present temporary rupture of the Irish Nationalist party But for the verdict In the OSnEA ease Implicating Mr PARNELL as Messrs MCCARTHY HEALT and SEXTON say be I party would have re mained united Unfortunately their utter ances upon this point have been contradic tory At a meeting of the Nationalist mem bers held in Dublin nine days after tho verdict Mr HEALT declared that Mr PAn NELL retained unimpaired tho trust and devotion of his colleagues At a mass meet Ing hold in the same city on the following day Mr MCCARTHY made the same profes sion of faith Unabated confidence was a third time proclaimed In a caucus of tho homo rule members held at Westminster some days later In this caucus Mr PAR NELL was unanimously reglected leader of the Irish party Then came Mr GLAD STONES letter wHereupon Messrs UEALT and MCCARTHY abjured their previous dec larations and prevailed on a majority of their colleagues to renounce Mr PARSELLS leadership So far It was evidently not tho verdict In thc OSiiEA case but Mr GLADSTONES flat founded on i that caused the Nationalists to split Into two factions But let us mark what followed Mr PARNELL offered t re tire provided the chiefs of tho opposition would obtain from Mr GLADSTONE obtan a prom bo that us Home Rule bill should give the Dublin Parliament control over the Irish constabulary judiciary and magistracy and over the Irish agra rian question The Irish people sud denly called upon to throwover deference to Mr GLADSTONES veto a tried and trusted leader had a right to know whether the price of Uio act would be paid in sterling or In counterfeit money Moreover Mr GLADSTONE owed it to Messrs HEALY and MCCARTHY who had shown a willingness to sacrifice their leader at his demand Icrllco hl to avert a rupture of the Irish party by giving the required assurance Why indeed I be meant t make Ireland truly eeltgovernlng in the vital particulars mentioned should he object t saying so As a matter of fact however Mr GLADSTONE firmly refused to give tbo assurances requested and confined himself t the assertion that any homo rule bill must necessarily bo satisfactory t the Irish it neither could people or 10ltler culd nor would bo passed Mr GLADSTONES statement will not bear analysis In tho first plate the Liberals may as they did In 1880 obtain a majority over Tories and Irish Nationalists combined In that event they could pass Just such a homo rulo bill as they pl utel without ref erence to the wishes or protests of Irelands representative In the second place who is to decide whether I home rulo bill Is satisfactory t Ireland 1 Manifestly Mr GLADSTONE himself or Sir WILLIAM MAn couiavwho is unquestionably marked out us his successor Ill the headship of the Gladstonlau party Either of them there Is grave reason t fear would bo tempted to regard the Irish faction most subservient to English influence as a trustworthy and all sufficient Indicator of Irish opinion It a scarcely roisoiinblo therefore t accept Mr GLADSTONES vague and evasive statement fur the explicit assurances on receipt of which Mr PAIINULL offered t retire Nor is l it easy t escape the conclusion that by refusing such assurances Mr GLADBTONB took upon his own shoulders the serious re sponsibility for the existing division of the Irish party With ono frank word ho could have averted rupture but that word he de clined fponk i Lot us 60 now how the home rule cause would stand provided at the next general election Ireland should reaffirm her confi dence In Mr IABNELL and send him back t Westminster at the head of eightylive Nationalist members Ills power to beaellt his country would depend exclu sively on the lelatlvo numbers of tho Union ists and Gladstoniaiis in tho new House of Commons I the Unionists should keep what they have at present a majority over all opponent Mr PARNELL of course could do no morn than ho can now I the GliulslonbuiA should all a majority over all they could ai wo have said give Ireland such a homo rulo scheme A they chose but they would huvii In Mr PAR I NELL a sleepless and lucoiruptlUo critic and they would be debarred from pointing t any Nationalist members as sponsors of a emasculated and essentially worthless measure It 1 most probable however that In the next House of Commons neither Unionists nor Gladstonlans will obtain a majority over all antagonists In such a situation Mr PARNELL would hold the balance of power and could extort con cessions satisfactory to Ireland for the con clusive reason that no Ministry could live a day against his will It Is silly t say that neither the Unionist nor Gladstonlan leaders would enter Into any political relations with Mr PAHNKLL Needs must when the devil drives Poli tics mckee strango bedfellows I Lord SALISBURY and Mr BALFOBR should decline to treat with Mr PARNELT tho Tories would force them to glvo way to Lord KANDOLJU CHURCIIILL So too I Mr GLADSTONE or Sir WILLIAM IlAttcotmT repelled an alliance that offered triumph to their party they would bfl relegated to a back seat Tho friends of Ireland oil this sldo of the Atlantic may smile there fore at tho notion that I his country returns Mr PAUNELL t tho next lolo at the head of I Nationalist phalanx he wlU lack the power t finish the work of politi cal emancipation t which he has given the best years of his life Electioneering BI a Crime On Wednesday the Grand Jury of tho county ot New York found an Indictment against Mr DOMINICK F MBLLANKV of 7 Charlton slrpat in this city for tho crIme of electioneering within ono hundred and fifty foot of a polling place In this city on last election day Mr hILL NE Is I member I of the Assembly representing the Fifth Ae I snmbly district ot this city in the Legisla I ture Of course wo do not propose n t I this tlmo to go into any discussion of tho facts In relation t tho charge which Is said t have originated with lrof GOTTHEIL of Columbia College A member of tho City Reform Club but it is proper to call atten tion to the statutory provisions applicable to tho prosecution and t some of the legal questions likely to arise in the case 0 No person says the Ballot Reform act shall do any electioneering on election day within any polling place or In any public street or room orin I public manner within one hundred and fifty feet of any polling place This prohibition la contained In section S3 of the statute which alno con tains the following provision Whoever shall violate any provision of this section shall b deemed guilty I misdemeanor No definition of electioneering has been attempted by the Legislature and when the indictment against Mr MULLANEY comes on for trial the presiding Judge will neces sarily bo called upon t determine what tho word mca To electioneer according to WEBSTER Is to make Interest for a candidate at an election t use arts for se curing tho election of a candidate It would seem that for legal purposes a narrower sig nification than this must b assigned to the i word Probably the intention of the law I makers was t prevent any appeals to voters by word or sign t oast their ballots for any particular candidate or set of candidates The direct open amt manifest solicitation of voters on their way to the polling place was the conduct against which the statute was directed dleto This Is I evident from the language of the Inw I specifies several localities in which electioneering shall not bo done These ore any polling place or any public street or room or in I public manner within one hundred and fifty feet of any poll place The limitation as to distance Is apparently Intended to qualify the preceding words which we have quoted for the statute can hardly b Intended t prohibit electioneer ing in public streets or rooms which ore more than ISO feet away from the polls and publicity is evidently an essential ele ment of the offence for electioneering by the very terms Is mado a crime only when committed In a polling place a public street or room or In a nubile manner The course of this first prosecution for the new crime of electioneering will b watched with great interest throughout tho State as it will doubtless result In I satisfactory Judicial construction of the statutory provisions visions we have mentioned The Lone Star Glowing Brighter Last week in pointing out the general In sufficiency of the InterOceans list of Demo cratic papers favoring Governor HIIL TiE Suet made a special exhibit of its peculiar Inaccuracy respecting tho State of Texas On the IntcrOctana list tho Waco Day alone Texas HILL whereas in figured as a paper wherla addition to that rustling journal thero wore sixteen others that should havo been count ed It I proper now t report the addition ot two morn Our esteemed contemporary the Oroiby County Neva comes advocating HILLS nomination as a Democratic necessity lays tho Dallas TimesHerald concluding its opinion in this manner HltL Democratic I ebltftalo whole pume node gallantly the front of battle If Duo I tILL nt NaiT York I our next rraeidett CUITIU D can lay tha blame lo BoloUig but DM own Inaetlrlty and or prstlabaaea Considering the following extract from its columns there can b no question that the same sort of politics animates the Eagle Lake Canoe The man who takes tha eland tint the Democrat can get aleng without New York In tba next freildea stat fight oaghl lo b lmiiadUl ly I cxcuied from par ticipation In tba putty councils 1 aniht to b tba pur pose or lb Democratic leaden tv win a Iba Sides they can In02 to bald all that weal Democratic ibis year but 10 tire away any ot tba old standby wauld be supreme fIT The revised and enlarged list of the Democratic of Texas there earnest Demlclatto journals TfXI fore and of course there are dozens of others from which we have not heard i would be Waco lr Cttouttn Mercury Dailai nmantralm ftrt 0 Matt Dallas feutJUm jrovury rtntn cuaiJ iniibtm Danntr JrMwualai ratUi temttt nniM Merman Vurkr jvrl Worth eiotut San AntonioPtttn ffwu Jalrd Stir TerrtU nmutotr AfaMtall ir trcitii Ootmly I ffnct MGr al essanper Laft b aN n AnUnto Kffrelt I The deathly unanimity In 1888 that fastened down over the Democracy for a candidate doomed t defeat does not now exist any where and nowhero less than In Team Texas tingles with the true party spirit I has tho thirst for victory that character izes all hopeful politics Being once more in a normal state of health it I first of all for a candidate who fights and wins I Is against a politician like the Stuffed frophot who having once overthrown his party follows up that catastrophe by the attempt t get It again beneath his feet by striking it down still further at the particular point where It is most powerful and where It must hold its strength or lose the battle Be would rather keep it in the ditch than not keep on top Texas and all other Southern States know that the ire anost the most Insidious the must contemptible blow struck at the Democrats was the attempt for the I salvation of Mr CLKVUIJANPS fortunes t beat the Democratic ticket in New York city I on Nor i The Bopubllcan clon of the PLAITCLEVELAND combine need not be criticised But tho Mugwump element which climbed on Republican shoulders In order to cut tho Democratic throat need not look for comfort to any portion of tho Democracy A NOT Nomination for the 8 P Tho Claimant has been ronomlnatod by the Hon BILL SPRINGER at 2 oclock A M by the Hon Ho iEn QUAHLES MILt at divers and sundry times and now he has the honor of being renomlnated by tho Schoolmaster In Politics Dr WILLIAM EVERETT of tho Adams Academy Quincy Massachusetts This witty and versatile scholar was ono of the speakers at tho dinner of tho Massachu setts Hoform Club so called In Boston last Saturday night Dr KrniiRTr had 1 good deal of fun lust fall rn n carpetbag candidate for Congress In tho Sixth district and shaved down Mr HRNRY CAntEr LODQKS plurality very close Naturally ho was In high spirits at this Re form dinner and latghtor smoothed tho anxious foreheads of tho reformers as they t 1 watched tim Hashing pin wheels ot his wit Encouraged by success the merry Doctor played ntlll further upon his audience Tho time was not fur distant ho said when all reformers would como together and present one candidate who would sweep the country They would find no difficulty in rallying around tho great reformer of tIm period GHOVER CLEVELAND Whereat tho Mug wumps at tho tnblo beat It with rloek hands and chortled lu their Joy While doing full justice to Dr EVERETTS humor wo venture to congratuU to him upon tho Implied robuko t tha Bactomnntlmix nines which his remarks contained Tho worshippers of the Stuffed Prophet havo In cat vl tlint Im must first receive the Demo cratic nomination for President Dr EVER ETT sees that this would b absurd Demo cratic nominations should go t Democrats notwithstanding tho fad that In 1 tho Buy State the Mugwumps seem to let most ot thor The Stuffed Prophet ns the Claimant for the Democratic nomination Is preposter ous but as a Claimant for a nomination from miscellaneous cranks ho might have Ins uses Tnstes are peculiar Tho olvll ser vice cranks tho cranks t whom free trade lea l religion the diet reformers who sock to reduce and mortify tho flesh would find lu him n candidate after their own hcoiu As a candidate of cranks and Bactomantl maniacs the Stuffed Prophet is all right As a candidate of Democrats ho would bo as much out of place tu BACCHUS at a con vention of the W C T U Tho Hon JOHN LAURENS MANNING laitY Speaker of the South Carolina Home of hot resentatUes who was yesterday elected a Senator in Cuncress to euccted Oon WADE HAUPTON In only thirtysix and hai the op portunity to make 1 career Tbo defeat of Gen HAMPTON will be received with general regret In the country and In the Henato of which he has been a useful I not a dis tinguished member But lie friends of Icy TtLLUANore In controlof the Palmetto De mocracy and it was natural tttnt they should refuse to rleet one of his opponents Mr laity seems to hal been docideilly lively and bellicose in his salad day but he Is I 1 good Baptist brother now and presumably staid and serious Anyhow the world will con tinue to do business nt the old stand even I I some of the South Carolina Democrats think I the defeat of Ion HAMPTON ends It I I would not bo surprising If tho tribes of Western Indians who hare been disappointed In their expectation of tho coming of a Messiah should clam now turn their minds toward aKnOtt csm Mr BLAIR eulogizing his own speeches In the Sonata yesterday was not as funny ns Mr 1nVK charging that every Democrat counte nances alaction frauds Mr lImE avows bin belief in bayonets at the poles Ho IB I faithful to force and ho shouldnt try to lay Fraud the Democracy other half of the Kopubllcan policy upon the I That wild and wondrous mystery the Ware Workers Political I Alliance had two more of its rent measures c leclslatlon in troduced Into the Uonato yesterday One of them provide that 120 a head shall be dis tributed among States Territories counties cities and towns for the purpose of enabling them to pay their debts and expenses without any local taxation The other provides for establishing I department of banking Tha Wage Workers Political Alliance is a joy but what makes it I Why Is It thus 1 Where did it come from and how l I get here I I a syndicate of lunatics or a branch of DUI or the creation of some profound and humorous philosopher who takes this means of making fun of paternal legislation The lion IONACB DONE the Sage of Nlnlceer and the Foe of SUAKCSPEAIIC has de termined to ba elected President of tho Minne sota Farmers Alliance H DONNBLE get a good many ot the things he wants and never Is betrayed Into the fault of the poor cat i the adage of lotting I dare not wait upon I would as tho author of a play called Mac I lath puts it I As tho mind of Father IGNATIUS the Epis I copal monk matures and his knowledge grows and his experience ripens he will doubtless appreciate moro and more the pro priety of using the language of gravity in dis coursing upon religious Questions The Hessian fly 1s said to bo distinguish ing itself In Illinois regardless of the power of the 1armers Alliance The Hon JEBEWJAU HUB has a nr nt chance to propel his boom by devising Bore method for making the Hes sian flies emigrate Perhaps n proolamatloa would do the misliieni Or Farmer Iluxx might send some of f his bur hunters armed with heavy entnmnloulcal terms against the in I ruder of Illinois A witness In I Nebraska trlnl the other day testified that ho believed that a certain porson was Insane because that Demon washed his face throo times a day Three times a I month Is supposed t Do a suflloieucy of ablu tion in Nebraska Th Xawnr or Daaagerney Sfow I June StntlntL III la notleaabta chat while Governor hUla oppooanU la t Stats roattu bays sought by Very ooncivsbl devise I and atraUfy lo successfully aaiall bit position ha al wet ends victorious TUrpuebout ma whole Hit of contests bit view tiara not only triumphed but Ilia test Btaxptrliuca liatalioirn their lounduni It Wont Let do from She inJltneftn fsentlnrl Wa ara ttlll of tha opinion that Claralanil It I the obolra o Ih people lt Indiana a ualiiit any Other Eaatara man by ala majority Kapubllenu T ylor In Coigrcaa hum IM tourttrJournal Tin ara Ira Tarlora In the nail Honieona from fenniuca one horn Illlnolt sod bira from Olilo Thy art all Kapunllcann Out ol Ibo iou Hapublicao Cuurrculunal inliaa lu Oulv ttia Taylor family cap turad three Tbe Cemlitc Fenaloa Ac t AtentYou cant get away from Unola Barns fanar alty I easily aa all that ray friend Victim But I do not want a 010111 was sit I i taa warIn lat I was not born until ISiS olPul yoo mail prora aaallbUan4 atowa in tlOcata ot birth Ufora I caa ralaaaa yen I OKO War a s fished Fm Ton dear old plauall eieUlrotd Mra Sotiatrwhsa her buibanil banded bar a Baa pal of clauwtd ear bugs tar s Obrlatnaa girt 1 Way C 0701 call m bld I sAM SIIr acauii It I swe WeaMl login Uuka U lacelra I I TUB MID EANDI Th PUe er 8etreotho Silt f a r WnUr Mtor Ka sad eodnU WAHHIKOTOX Dee llA bill Introduced by Mr Vaodcner California nt the present ses sion of Congress proposes ac a solution of the Irrigation problem ai the West tho transfer of the reservoir sites on tho nubile lauds to the Btntcs and Territories In which they are re creatively situated Tho PurPose of making such grants would be of eourio that of Insur lag the construction ot distributee works by Ibo States and Territories no that tit accu mulated water allIs may be divided at fair rates and without unju t discrimination among tho lands needing them As to the rcncrnl expediency of surveilne and setting apart the hinds In lilch groat bnsliiH may do 1 built for holding surplus nntcr there are not two opinions Concrete ban nl ready approbated oernl hundred thousand dollars for such surveys mid withdrawals and the work hM lo a large extent already been done I was not begun too noon as Is shown lu t arloiis Instances by the diversion to a few Pllruto luterostn of source nf irrigation need ed for large areas or tho Infliction ot burden come charges for this water nupily by those Who had ncaiilroj ioiaos Rlln of It lint after lute Impurtaiit trork of Mooting IIOrlD flUm is aooouipllfihod tltu iUCHtnii crlfos as to wlnit II eo heat One iinn nropo on Hint t the iovornuient shall mark IIII ptilillu Unds which It dooms Irrigable anti titan proceod to Irrigate tliein by canals It wouM construct the works for the purpose and sell the lutide thus watered RII lall ntorcl n a rortam prlco per aero to bii paid lu nn fr Ilrn Ih nual InstiillmohtB This plan would nt tho eml of 1 llxcd period pnrunps Iou ionic give tho owners of the ittuils the ownership also of a10 tun canals In other word Instead of uttlng a froe liniursionrt thov would Imv Iomeitendd on Innils onco enllod arid but Tilt k1 im Irrlculile I and what hey I ret liv iiild I for would lio Uio coat of lie Cluvuniiuoita irrigation Wills TlilH plan hOloAr In obiPCtloiintitc on n i oiisiiounds In the IIrt place dntallHOf Ir rluntloii are no inure till husoes ot thai Ion etch Omornmont then MirlchliiK the hull or Uio other operation or farming If htich a wcrk Is to lju dune Ijy other tban private eutqrpi ire Hbcloucs tothu Hmtn mill thu Territories vlilch vould probably In turn mill U ovor either to local vouimnnltles or counties as wn tot is l now Hiillod by eounllo8r OI and towns or i1e would Intruxt It I III corioratloia uiidorruitalii I trlolloiiH and stiDeivlsioiis on gas IB I stiiipllod lnr railroads IIro run 1011 l were there no nthor oluoctlna to the Plan of hft Intt the ieneral Uoorumont Iroo cute ihli UKliii crltigw rk HB enormous ox tent siKiulil lortilil It A ioDAte olbllllttlO hAil reimrted that Die I arid ipBlou ot the United tilnlo nxcliislo of Alaska auiprlsuH between J2uOnOO and 80UOOO Miunru lulloK of which fourllftls requlrns IrrlKatlon In Oldll lo pro due croim that Is 1 to sny nliout a million putters mllos loijulro i Irrlcatlou Doubtless howovor n vow great portion of this would be mntkod HH nonlrrluable clncn the IlmllnLI 1I11Jy 01 water would be needed for nearer or morn promising land the re nmlmlor being ubind med as sterile Ntlll tho enoriiiouBhiunflneadoJ for lirlgatlon may ha Indicated by this fact that wllhlo n period of fjur or the years California alone invested about 30 000000 la irrigation land ntcrprises and the Fttntlar lnestinotitH mado In Colorado Were reckoned at about halt as much In one of hii essays on thin subject Major W Powell says that there are nearly lnojonu0im acres ol tlicro ovid lauds In me United Mates or Which nearly 12i ooo0 io acres con I irrigated A rough climate may bo nmdnthiit OiiOUUO acres ran to reiloemed nt the rate of till per acreI hut lB for tlOdOoooOOC In J this work vest engineering enterprises must be under taken To take tho waters from the stream and pour them uron Ibo lanils diverting dante must oo constructed and fnnals dug The Tory ptatement of iuh figures by the oOloer who has chnigo of ihoMrrluutlou sur Tel makes it out 01 tho mention for tho JoY ornrnent to go Into this sort of work under nuy Clnsldorntlon and least of all with the ox relation of rewiring itself It would be done with n guest delay us it would iloi end m an noah appropriations and there wnuld be ODor mous looses hero nod there tbronyh damages to cmbankmnuts t anti dams Tbe attempt to Ion tho SlOan aero as proposoiton tbe pur chasers of Irrluable lands would exclto great oppoHlilun elneu sonio water rights are 110lV old even by rivntecorporatlnn less rate This r sult ould be that the Government mlcbt lime to lower ItM price and would But back little for Its urodlgloiis outlay 1 he onnelusloruruimt bs that the work of tho Government shoalil 1 ccmtinuo to bu strictly tim lied ns it hitherto has been to tin survey and Mjgrigatlon of Water btoingr sites taking in perhaps enough arch to provldu lu seine ruses for tho main conduits from such reservoirs hut the construction lioth of reservoir walls ant of canals must bu nccomnlKliod in some other way Should States and Territories be Intrusted with it tho grant of tho reservoir sites would of con iso tie l conditioned on the proper can ylnc out of an Irritation scheme for tho general benellu INDUlJllUAL irwuiat 8LIOnrBD Icnorvd br the World Tnlr They PrODOa to lluve a Iulr or Their Own WASHINGTON Dec 11 Charlotte Smith the President of tile Womans National Industrial League of America has issued an address to Congress and to the people of the United States protesting Against the Ignoring or the Industrial women nf the United Hiatus on the Lady Board of Managers of tho World Fair to ba held in Chicago la 1893 Mrs Smith assorts that the action of Congress In author ising the anpolntinent of women oa the Board ot Mannacers was duo to the efforts of thoso representing the Industrial women of the United bUttes Instead however of receiving proper recognition In the appointment of the lady managers thoy have been completely IK norod and a few ladles of nntlonul reputation hale been appointed In conneiiuence of their Intluenco In Ibo two leading l political parties Mrs SmIth says As the Chicago Fair has her Board of Lady Managers who are to represent the ladles of the United States it IB but just and propor to the industrial women the wealthproducing women of this country that a woman mime trial International be held III 1892 which will truly represent the watre women To fur her I this a mass meeting will to culled In Now York city ou or about InnJj IHill l to take ac lion whether a permanent exhibition or inter national Industrial fair avaIl be held In New lork city or Watblneton i Sir XJucolaai Letter Tcudrrlna the OBIee or Hrcrelary or HtMta la Mr Mewurrf BAXOOB Dec 11Unolo Hannibal Hamlia has mado a notable contribution to the histor ical treasures of tbe Malrm tommundery the Loyal Legloj in the form of a letter from President Lincoln to tbe lon Wm II Seward tendering to tho latter tho ofilce of Secretary of Stats The letter In Mr Lincoln haudwrlt Inc 111 as follows SpRinoritLR lit Ceo 8 Idea Mr Des RiRt With your ptrmliulon I shall at the proper time nominate you tu Die Senate for ooonmia lieu ai herrrtnry or Mute tar tbe Lntieu htatca Ilraaa 11 l ma bear from itu ut your own sanest onTenlcnca z r Your rrltnO sill I eJleni I erv e A LIILOU Jon VIIIIUK II II ii atliliitoii U I C Underneath 01 the BRIIIO shoot Mr Hamlln adds The almre teller with another In tba name word whirl I VA lo deliver m Mr Set sri sure received by ma from Ur Ijininlii llm one in I Mr Reward was duly delivered Mil 1 Ixit 11 a the tint Information be ha list the million or rtrcretary or KUIn would tm offered to film The lellere were both III tba baouwrftlnff ot bin Lincoln II IUKUK Several momberR of tIle Loyal Legion east their IIrst rite for Lincoln anti Ilamlin and naturally they ue ery much Iloaforl with tho venuratije exVicoVresldtnts eontilbutlon to tliolrcolleotlou ot historical relics sIaksuai 4u llflcallon for at Time IB I tbo McDole front Ie Washington Star In a jocular way a number of Bonatom you terday dliuusjed Ibo possibility of the awal Ian islands bwomlne tha jironeitv of the UnitedHtaten The wag thousht Kind haln katie would make an excellent Bnuator for the i enROll that be has social auulltlea of nu mean order and gemrally succeeds In bnvlnir HB strone a poker hand 118 anv of his opponents Senators Fottlgrcw Sanders i und Fnrwell would and him a fooman worthy their steel Tho Huaee Old Excess How did yon come hens I aikad the visItor of tha prisoner on tka hi lid TheWoKluler bill lies me op returuid lbs face tious convict A Kulneal ETcct There was an annoying hitch lo the treat ocean sole m my play last nlilil said Bromon lloyt With a sad smIle Whets tba hero Jumped on Ilia raft to says the heroine be got off la tlie II rose 11 la a and OUt of Iha waves kicked him In tha stomach It aiemcd lo knock all the seals out of him for he lot rlllit up sod waJked ashore What did Ibo heroine ao I SIIIu a ware sad laufhed The VaoproltS Coektail 11 cm tin fvurvrJtiurnal tb cocktaIl I cannot be made mild I There rl is I noiblnr I In It hat can bo pinderaieil TIe only I hint that cau te done la to make It courIer AcuUI or coIlcC7 rnm Hitho j Harry Waa It Ioeflhqw abs wrote Mbit u as rare aa a day In Juue I iditaOk AOj i iiftllow wrola n 07 U Done aitrxn ttair tit CO UK CIT Am A4 raa to Conaraiiaj TTr lK Vroe Cts nee or Hllver WASmKOTOK Deo llTh National Exeeu tire Silver Committee met at their room 1203 Venntylvanla avenue today Gen A J Warner of Ohio presided Mr Funds 0 Newlands of Novada wan elected ViceChair man of tho committee 0on Warner and Mr Nowlaods who had been appointed H commit tee at yesterdays meotlbg submitted to till commltteii an address to Congress which was approved The address says Thn National Executive Sliver Committee believing that tho iresent money stringency and tha breaking down ot credit on both Rides of tho Atlantic aro duo mainly If not entirely to tho attempt conduct tho worlds growing buslnoog and discharge Us vnst debts on tho narrowIng 81 of gold us tim Finnic money standard again appeals to Congro to delay no longer lie restoration of silver to unlimited 110 as money with all tho rights of coinage nnd legal tender pORsfwod by gold 1 All attempts to r lloo tbo proHant Ntramed condition by liioreafilnc thu volume of credit uuriuncy or multiplying credit oxpodlents can nt host nllord but temporary relief Vt ltlitho nuiplyor gold c ODRtatitlr diminishing while tiuuuliition Is I cotihtnnlly Inctonnlng nnd Iha bu lia 3sof tho voild rnpldly expanding the I ItlCllrrlOl1I of KliCh conditions AH vo bro now I oxiierienutng must coma forcing thn porlodi raradjiistineiit 01 prices nntl bu Iiin to tho oerontraetlng flido of tho slngla gold stntid iird What Is neeilod IH I a broader basis of pri mary money constant flInt udi iiuatiln riurxlv To BOJnrO this blnietallsm I mInt bo rCIIIIII lishvd and the attempt to sioleh the single gold ulnnilaid over the world ho abandoned With fllo colniiK of sIlver the dlllorenoa between silver bullion niul slhereoln inutit nt ono disappear and end silver speculation If nerybody cim have sliver metal converted Into coin free ot cent ut llm riito of U71 rains to Iho dollar then ot eoiiiRo thorn olin bo no difference between Ibo value or achou wrliiht ol nhnr In tIn brie of bullion and In the firm or coin The welfaio of clvlllratlon In Invohod la this Issue Tho pooplu nr f HIP wholo country demand that their lollhtltutonAI rluht to have recoil I 18 to both gold and Kllvur lor money to cany on indoors and In tho discharge of All money oWlcation shall lie restored to them And tbs iirltRtlnn of thin unat auxstlon will not cease till this demand Is granted lilt cuoArlf r47dcd TO ntK aJlNCft TelllMK Jnrtat Trim lie ifad No Kt ht ta Deny rtn V Jonrnm iif Joseph n Choato U I engaged in a ea In the BurroHBtos Cou t and Is I nlso eounwl the Injunction piocoodlng of Taxpayer Edward Henry against the Boat d of Kloclrloul Control In Judge Truaxs court In this case he de manded an adjournment yesterday as a matter of tight and Judgo Trunx refaced 11 to rant It When the vase came on William 0 Putney on behalf of the plaintiff stated that Mr Ghost was engaged In the Surrogates Court and would not be at liberty for several days As slstnnt Corporation Counsel Donno for the do fendnntf opposed nn arDourniiUitt ludgo Tiunx allouod a mtwonger to go for Mr ciifiate and that gentleman came un Im IUIIIlIIc I lie toW the Judge that he waslD the nildt of nil Itnpnitant crosscxaiulnailon and hud boon oxciisod by Ibo Uiirrngate to come Up stairs Tho Judge said that the case must proceed unless counsel consented to an ad J 0IlrllI1enl liia5uo power snld Mr Cheat jp pre out your Honor ninklog such a rullmr I cairn the ftdlournmont as a matter of riant Xcur ru hug I contrary to nil l1reoodent ion halo rlilinlia powor to makoit hut noa thtojudlclal hlht You must not lilY that gain Mr Obolt said jtidKoTru I hate stated my mind on the cubical Ton have the physical poworto reject it 1 hae denied I the motion Mr t hoato Jolt tho room Mr Deans Alter eounlllu with the othol Olin sol trcderjp IV Cnudort Win N Cohen and Chariot WDar mild ho did not know of Mr Choato en ton nltlv i tii i niti miwv w a WH pnHoment and that under the clroumstanoes ho thought there should Il Judge Truax Iho Court make no order Counsel must net upon ermMtit Monday wan then agrood upon niUNT IrAN TO ATTACK JffrT TOTJE Jo Thin Mr IvIuVo tVor it Hyi5 Wishes If a Iluitntf Either the llnysoej trtift Is in liquidation or jilt nesourcoc require careful nursing It was learned yesterday that there was little proba bility of the Imiulsltho Senators coming to town again until after the session at Albany U fairly under wny I William M Ivlus euiuisol for the tract e ii ho was busy preparing the preliminary report of tho committee to the Kotiato ifs did not ballot o that tho retort would be ready beforo February or March Moantima he Would writs to Senator Kastiett and oak him when he want ed to go on Hgalii Whore will you begin Mr Jvlna was alkd Dont know he replied Any evidence against any of the municipal depart tReats Neer hatt any all that was brought oat was Ioieloptit us wa went Boug There U a wrong lnireB on about this committee It never went ahead with nvlilenoe against any Oelutrtniont or with the idea of obtaleingevi denco against any itartuiuant The inquiry 7is simply I establish a uniform financial haste for all dIms In tile Htate nail to take steps toward perfecting the charters of all tbs cities In thii State For my part I would ranch rather havo started ou any city but Now York lor this is a city by itself FT1UflJWULIiLoVJCIvru uhf OJIAPJr Helen Pnrrott Drowned HernrtrHoon Aflor McCarthy Vied or I onitimptlnn In Tnic BUN yesterday morning there was a small Item announcing the finding of the body of a woman In the Hudson lilvor pear the foot of West Twentythird street Yesterday nfter loon her body was identified as It lay In the Morgue Tho woman was Miss Helen Tarrott the head of the cloak department In Matthotvss dry cools store In Brooklyn She was 43 years old but site looked much younger Her hair was dark and thoro wa tha merest traco of gray In It She oimie to Brooklyn from Jlassi rhusetta seven years ago All her noar rela tives wore dead and sbo lived with a distant cousin Mrs ItandaH lu Sttlto strtetnnar Bon Her only other friends wore the family ot William A Blazo o58 Decatur street About five years ago she liecirni ongngod to t Louis B McCottliy formerly ol the Associated IIOHS Ho hoarded with MM Itandall und like Men rurrott was alone In the world McCarthy who was not strung discovered that ho had consumption Xltuy had already llxed the time for tho marring but because flu l his 111 health they postponen It from time to time At last ho became unabln to co on with hU work cud a physielnn ndiUod him to go to Denver As ha had little money Mis 1uiiott pTaunded him to lot her Lear the expeme Ho went to Denver two vet is ago and she continued at her emrjnvmont In tlattbowss bouietlmos his letters yore onoouruglng und again decpondeut But the ilUonso took Its course and la tho latter part or last Septem her ho died Sho Rent for his body and It was burled from Mr Randalls house tiaco Hint tlmo Miss 1urrott had teen grow ing htoudlly more ilospondent hho gave up her work and the people ID the house thought her deranged On juavlay evening between U and 7 oclock she left the house without hat or cloak She was missed almost Immediately but It was hoped that she bad gore to spend the night at Mr Dlazos On Wednesday Mis Itandall font up to Inquire and Mr lllazo nt once begun to ionroh for her Ho saw tip do scrliitlon of the drowned woman In an after noon paper anti come over to the Morgue yes terday morning Them be saw thin oman he wa4 looking for dead wth all the lines of age in her face which is ore concealed In lifo but with an expression of calm content Ho will make arrangements for the funeral today Miss Iarrott was a cousIn of the Inventor of the Iarrott gun stir BliATTZK HOT TO ItBSIOH The Bonrd of Ileultb MuLes SoeelOa Coo plulnt ofCcrtottt Nlreeto Street Cleaning Commissioner Botttte was asked yesterday concerning the rumor that ht was about to resign his place He denied that there was the slightest foundation for it and said that he hud no intention of giving up hits olTlco lie said that every effort was made to keep the streets clean The city was never healthier said Mr Beattlo than It Is at present We are spend ing all the money at our disposal In promptly removing all the garbage and matter that is likely tn causn illness Mono has been trans furred from our sweeping appropriation to meat tha expenses of this work Bo much at tention has been pula to removing refuse that IH likely to cause Illness that other refuse has been pormlited to remain in some ot the streets President Wilson of the Health Department I and Dr Cyrus ldson of the Bureau of Con tagious Diseases called oo Mayor Grant yes terday and gave him a report ot the condition o v of the ftieots which had been prepared byth Inspector of the Health Deiiartmout Mr Wil son calboti the attention ot the Mayor to the e port beaiIng on Itirington Essex Notfolit hufrolk Clinton tttorney itidgo Iitt WUlet and Ludlow strools Mayor Grant would not talk about the matter OK AO al hAD A IISTOL He Would nave Cued Ir too but a Brick Knocked Him aueies Ball was refused yesterday for Amos w Cramer the Hoboken contractor who struck 1asquale Yuri one of his Italian laborers with a brick The Italian Is In St Marys Hos pital dying from a fractured skull Cramer has several city Improvement con tracts In Hoboken and employs alarge number of Italians He has beau dilatory in paying his men Last Monday was pay day but Cramor did not show up and the men were very angry On Tuesday mot nine they re fused to work until Cramer promised to par them In the afternoon When he began to pay oiT ho called out first the names of the moo who could speak KnglUh the others being designated by numbers Yuri wan In the lat ter class and as ho stood watching tile others going up and getting tholr money he trotted and fumed until ba lost control of bin temper Drawing a revolver be crept around behind Cramer and had the weapon levelled at his bead wbon tome ono cried Look out Cramer No 4 hag revolver Cramer turned and at the sums moment James lowers his foreman knocked the Italian down with n brick Yuri was on his feet lu a moment but before he could ilUcharga his ioolvrr Cramer throw a brkk with sueli pieclMon that It truck Inn on the head and knocked him HenDdless City Physician holier dressed the Italians wound and did not think It danger ous but it was subsequently found that his Bktill had been fractured Cramer was arrest ed and was discharged oa his own recogul rants He was rearrcstad yesterday when it was learned that Yuri was dying IVbat IV e Are All Tnlkln Akont The Catholic public should be cautioned against buying Bibles prayer books rosaries and other articles of devotion from peddlers said a wollknown Catholic pastor the other day There are a number ot them tramping through the city f i om house to house claim ing to bo Arabs from the Holy Land or Ital tans Home have gone no far ai to sell ob ject which they oiulm wcie blessed by the Pope or blessed In Jerusalem Every CxtboUo should know that those peddlers are frauds and that hair I area ar generally bought from dealer in thin rltr The case of Jew Who succeeded in swindling a priest la Minna anita Is tin Instance We have heard or these BWlndlois In our own parish selling picture of the iriestt Now Haven people and the students at Yale ae talking about tho lucturon on investment socurltlos just delUored by Franklin W Ho Itias a graduate of the claus of JSfai und a moiobor of the banking firm of 8 V White A Co Mr Hopkins delivered hU lectures before the whole collage at d this feat mo of the lec 1 ture term Is spoken of ueu decidedly newand very favorable dopuiture Here Is n young man tall arid slender and out In the business world only ten years delivering a pnui tloil lecture on one ol the mof t impor alit topics of the day The fuujoet of In eitment eoiMirItfes has kept many a million sure awake nt nights and the gleitiest million sires of lion United Mates today work like coal heesycne in onlrn to discos sound invest ment by which they may lIke advantage of their fat bank accounts It Is truly one of tIne most interesting nubeots at Wall utrect and tho idea that a young man only ten yearn away from bin alma mater could go back in It ana deliver the practical lectures of Mr IlopUna la another aildenco df the alua of colliHobroJ men In buslneHS life The tracks of the Staten Island otreetear line run close to the sidewalk of Ulchmond Terrace for most of their length instead of In the middle of the street At West New Brigh ton the cub stand U on tho same sldo of the street as the cur tracks and the carriages stand on and across the track It Is a sight pointed out to strangers to sea the bones standing at the station simultaneously at the approich of I u car Wheel out of the car track slowly und lu perfect time make a complete nun and as the car passes turn hock into thou formoi posltlonti Tbo cabmen dont a ey u word the hqraB act by thoratclves and fit really Is a curious and aniiiftlng performance that they no through etery half hour Miss Ida Van Elton the young woman of this city who has boon engaged for the past two joars In organizing working women trade union loft hero on Monday for Detroit where site Is to advocate her cauao at the National Con vention of the American 1oderatlon of lAbor M this time women are taking pert in the bus ness of the tariiierHAlilama Convention at Jcalaund they have done their share of tht pwechllying nt It Women also took part In the pociieillnga of the Uenernl Assembly ol the Knights of Labor and some of tham art now active In the Hociallst party There wjil bo a force of oratorical women at the Oonfw inco between nil these bodies to be held la Washington next February There Mema to bo truth In the words of the melancholy bach don who said that women are every wotrt nowadays The complete and artistic pictures of Leiao Stanfords university at 1alo Alto PubllsbH In TIIK HUN not lone ago were bsolnUlr faithful Yet whoever tees the unl raitv building Is Immeasurably dlKappoInUd Vast as It Is tba height la only a single atorr and the Miry size of the area covered hy In Pile dwarfs the already stunted walls Never was there greater need for a building to harta Jolty hilltop sits This was recommandJd br the arolilteet und bills are all around Its prep rod position yetlt rests in the bottom natural bowl However when the visftr CPimU In the treat central court and looks mound him the great size aud solidity and beauty of the costly pile are all apparent I am proud caid a Now York Hebrew yes terday of tbo patriotic American uplrit ot my race In this country It U constantly displayed la our places of worship and at our meetings by Hebrews hete and throughout the United tatos We exilIt over tim freedom that we eu 311 lIt this iOIlUUiiti nine I iiiu sure list We so proltite it uioe tItan iuuy Other race toes Ws gioiifv esreislly tloi instil words of tb ileclnratirn of Indetiendence that silpien are born in oqimllty awl iiulllodto equal tight It ioits ti us when wo come hero Vlf this declarstion wits a rovlatioa from heaven Mi Jewa Iov America cud must alwts ti aithui to th t 4niericaa prin iiilu prociatms4 y Jefferson which ought to t p 1i py all the Bation of l t worldl a S i i t 3UK SEW WATKK TOWHK A SUCCKBg It Htlpa to Ilroivn Ont a Blaxe In Tall JSiillillMC In Urondtrciy The fire that broke out on the top floor of the flvettory Iron front building ot 507 and 609 Broadway just after 1 oclock yesterday morn ing permitted the Fire Department to tost tbu efllclcncy of its new wator tower It worked like n charm pod wss largely Instrumental In keep ing the blur which was a yarer confined to the top floor occupied by the workshops of Julius fitoln A Co makers ol cloaks Their Block was damaged ri00u The stock of all the other firms in lie build Ing was damaged by wutor probably not mora than tSOOoa They are William DeMutb A Co manufacturers of smokers materials rioand floor and basement und Hellonberg it Lowenstoln manufacturer of mens neck wear scuoud Bud fourth floors bloin tt Co also occupied the third floor tTliter Ilnzaortli Ancestry From the an tyanctteo ctirortlclf Capt Andrew C I Haggard of the Kings Own hcottleh ord rerBi brother H lllJer HliKgaril In stating m thin Ialnce for a few rtus prior to his departure for NeW York aud Eiiziauiti My family U i of the old Danish stock he did in barr wo coins from tile JMnlsh nobil fly iind while lu Denmark si mo tlmaiigo I Haw a title deed of an old sue rtor of ourn An diew Angnrd thats whoio the namo Haggard comes front Tlio till ilwid vlia iujte alt an clout relic being ilated 11 JiiH lly ppopla are also dajcuinlaiits of the iyldencctojerua family mentioned by Bbakvupcuro in his plays A Hen Change fitewariir1 cried tIe mIserable praeitRer Vai sir An thing I can bring you sir I Kotlilnft steward tut an acre of real ailate any if here bang tna ueUbtorbooJ aa long as Iti good solid round Tkr Ilualed Sins fni the fiallai llamliia WeL Iet t Other slug l of lie tense 11e htinoreit olid cherlvlad tan Hut I elite of anotlier lill I fortunate bretlitr Tha uciilectaa nnil Lulled scan All lola In iloilni ibe nraluK Jr the Crest tlia god and trusted Hat felduu I I beard Onn i piraiuttli M urd For tin mats entirely butloit Tie said tlie world le attarllalla That inauklnt is slwsts JiM Tiiuuub ftw thor be l Who are uttlt tutee I Thai Hie Lotle aimelluiei lust Juel let Ilia wheel td fortune Make tlie I rueue pour again Awl Insole wlil sly And pace him by jU ibey Hi vtlicr busIed mrs iif Boar IUlt folat Tel

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J t j fV f 1 t JN1f f WI I TPH SMI FHCDAV D O MJi jR 12 1S5W r L WHO IS BLACKMAILEltf D Atrjmrn orrxn TO LKT vr OK urr xittiiiKA AVD ezr Ol Bill MaiitlM II e Ik cs TrUI km Dun s OBler KvUcac C 01 ItDr sTInek Jon r e1flte hs Captain Tli flrst witness produced before the Police board ritrday agotait Cap Klllllea wlo Is I Sn trial for alltgtd bad faith In reporting that the Blxth Avenue lintel was a plac fit to be licensed by the Excl Board was Dr Joseph Ilnch It2ebTlj Th reputation of tke hotel ti f bad vrr bid he iti l I han never seen ft single peric coin through the side door It Wit always a man and a woman a win and a t Woman a man and a woman and the later at Bight the more couple Dr Finch said that a II he was going Into the hotel with a letter from Clark Dell requesting Orimth the proprietor to close up the tide door he saw Capt KUIIlea talking to Orimth in front of the door Capt Klllltea arose and declared solemnly wear that Is not true lie nerer saw me thtre talking to Grlfilth In front of the boteV botI I solemnly swear that I did the Doctor re torted Leon Dllllch of 130 West Fortyfourth street testified that be had l seen disreputable women 1 going Into the place Well now how did these women not to make you judge them dlnreputabloT demanded ed Cot Bllsa Well hesitating no lady would curse and andand no lady would net unlndrllke IXanghtor Robert J Slnrston a Prodtu Exchange broker wa evidently an unwilling witness for air Bull t Will you tell I us what you know about the tlJ h Aveuvia Votul asked LommlBiluner an W batdojou t mean Personally or by hear levi u J1oth pI rersonally I Inorr J very Utile lluacsuy allt It U a house ot ill rniuito Did you erir M O dlnroputable cbarnatori rolns In tilt tilde door No Im nearsighted and cant see across the slieSt flit I you eror take s lady to the hotel your self selfYes once about five years ago Uh you did but you to 110 uih the side doory 11 0 went and had 1 brittle nf wlno and vlifttiaIi RomthlnR to out Thats all he decliirodoiii Joseph Rcnk cf 491 Klchtb avenue testified that ho mitt secured nt tho hotel 1 tho evidence which procured him adlvone ham IIIH wife 1 Did aha recller the lintfl with tho other I i arty t Oimmlioloner MncLoau Inquired 11 Not tinder her own rnmo be registered as Smith And lie reclRterrd ns Miller John K QrtOlth proprietor of the hotel de nied that he hat over told Dr Finch that Caot Klllllen tin shown him the letter whlih flr Del hal I pent to tlm Captnln la t April The house noer cave lodging IOU wonmn Ibo CittnA nlonc lie ties or RUcd In I ROO Ihe toni rlai0 rtllento of I mini tin I woman who went thme together hut thor must register l aa mnn and wlfn 11 l added BlUn Whon Old you tee Mr Uoll a t1 asked Col DUJ Last night Illil you hnve a oonverfttlon with him Wefi not about the its Nlln t the Cap tain not to but tell tliKcain the convurAutlon n nliiit me I wouhl prefer Cnl JIisOf cotirfo ho need tint answer If lie doss not want to but I nm prKtaroJ to show that people lifte ortirej to xetll thl ian and tie cn e against olrel 111 Klllllna for 53 00 mil then tISU tail I aUi deitlto to innduoe the bellnnlll or that evlelrl with Mr Uunitli I tonotniphn 1 to iay tint Mr Ecu IRS mado a ¼ tha o ocr but thry wore tiuiJc Here Is the form of one of them For Hi eiim of ft I i I azree to have Mr list drop all I preetrg azalnrt Mr lirimtn There la t no reflection In the Bnanl of Prllce Ouinmicslosieri in thn t mniter hit nfters hiue been mud I to nettle tho onnea for mOll tonitnlslonur JIicLoan 1 you Iire any Idea that the orei vuiu made 10 buy niT any case eo iwnillni Iwioie the Ilnartl naainflt Cnpt answer Kllllloi vo ill oblige the win ee to Well he baa fnlil his rrmorsntlon lust night with r1I was 1 nut about this rate so ho need not answer leI 1 the Colonel Orlftlth was exciiApd Tbe four Commla eionefs consulted nnd than 1reslUoiit Mac LVan said to Cnl Bliss If Volt hae any evidence that any one claiming to represent thn llonrd or the dept meat hs made any nffara to ettIo the uao for niqne we wuut to know It now I I Col 131IS3 Noone clalmlDK to reiiro rnt tho 1 I deportment or your bonorablo solves has A mudethoolTer The offer mado was that all A the cases would be settled for t2fiuO nr 30i0 and mind you 1 dont mean to Insinuate that tnein offers were made by or In behalf or Mr I finrU QIr li Jllnch was recalled Be said that ho did rot Iwlleio that the rule about reglsieilnu was etrktly enforced bfcntise once he watched throe young men and aa many young women rOlnl glass windows In the side door 1 I and had keen thorn skip up otalrx without

making H pretence of registering He was equally nonltlve that Mr Orimth hal told him equal that Cnpt KUIIlea had shown him tha letter which Mr Bell bad sent the Captain Might the three couple you RAW skipping I up the stairs have gone to tbe r aklpIlnf I asked Col Bliss They might be admitted Cot Bllxs then tint lu evidence the testimony teotmnny of evernl people who lived In the hotel and swore that I was respectable Capt Klllllea 11 was DQMlly put on the Mand again and ra reeled the testimony he gave before the Fits sett committee that the house was reputable I and Mr Orimth a 1 a ot good character De i cision was reserved p r I CAlT TKO WANTS A RKTIKlr Ar rec t t a Court Os UII At pllosktlosi for I Writ or rvrtlorarl Capt John P Leos application for a writ of ertlorari to review the action of Gov Hill AdjtGen Porter and Cal McGrath lu mu tsrinx out Company I of the Twentysecond Beclment waa presented yesterday mornlnh t Judge Andrews in Bupreme Court Cham bn Cor Bill was represented by Deputy S AttorneyGeneral Maynard and Judge Advo f 1 cateGeneral A F Jenks assisted by W M Lodd Jr represented AdjtOen Porter and Col Themes MoGrath Major Asa Bird Gardi l 1 ner and WO Hoddy represented Oipt Leoand t one of the enlisted wen of the company who 1 signed the petition Major Gardiner organized Company I and j served as Its Captain for several rII t In his l argument for a writ of certiorari he said that i BO charges had ever been brought against Cant Leo or the company whose reputation t discipline was excellent The order dU i j bg ding tbls company a Illegal I continued 11 f Major Gardiner because the military eoulnued I It now stands contains rlauoes that have OOpt I In since 1670 and are atvarlanee with the Con isi ttltntion and the act of Congress Moreover l 1 the order itself dl 1nt conform tu the re julre jnentiiof the code In thl petition Maior Gardiner eve that AditGen rorler assume thy title of MajorGencral and that Companv 1 waadlbanded because Capt L retueed Qt Porters demand for resignation Deputy AttorneyGeneral who Mnynard rep Deputr uOrnerGeneral r sent if Gov Hill objected to a writ of rep tlorari being grontfld The Unvernor U as miueh above Ioarclon hy the judiciary AS the Ilueb II abo coercion Dr tie ttlo leuls iltirs bodies oou1d Mr Moynard enrh a writ be argued could not be granted to rom iti l an executive officer to com Into court mid rivethereMoufor his action In a case like lulL and it could only establish a dangerous rm couL f udl e dvojate Gen Jenk presented affl davits AdjutantQeneral Por bomas U Te VJ Inspector General l tnd CoL Camp of the Twentyieoond llegltnani who wri rent nt the meeting of the ofllcera on Out is when the announcumrnt was mal that tin last the wrangling cejsed the whol regiment Qui be dUbdnrted I hare ailhlavlta all state tnut Gen Porter did not threaten to uiuttur out thecompanlM of Oiptalns LeQ Llllle ndahl and DuBol because they refused to hand in their petition resignations ae was stated In Cart LeoS PUton Judge Andrews reserved bis decision Tommm Acquitted r Murelerliic file Wife Hits LANDING Dc nThe jury In the sac of Joseph F Young of Philadelphia on trial for the murder of his wife In a hotel at Atlantic City by shooting bur 1 on the dlsMiyrry t of what be b Ibootnl I ronvlndni evidence I Of f tier unfaltblulncfs returned a verdict ni not gullw unfatllUIICfl mOl nlu The Jury hud i I MU out since i oclock yerierday afternoon I Young lawier mad application to Judge Peed to have the Court Inquire Into Young DIUI tno i fanlty Judge Reed Hot the matter ollla gearing at Atlantic City on Dec 81 10n I reiMs i Calelwell Aocueeet CtKoiN ATjDec llTetlmony was given In the lealslatlve Investigation today to the effect that for hli services lu securing an rroprlatlon of tSOOUUO for a sewer In the western part of the olty over 18000 waa paid otr flO 1 P1ld to Congremman Oaldwell Ten thousand dol arM ojiput la ntrtalnlag mbor GI 1efN lrIAfl Irbi Eleitee t a th 8e tn kac e Lively Xeaerel but Una rr ai et CoLUMBfi S A Doc llTho Genera As ambly on the second ballot today cast he following vote for United Htate Senator to succeed Senator Hampton Irby Former Movement CC I Donaldson Alliance man 6 Hampton 371 Hemphlll 1 No choice Hamp ton and Uomphtll are classed as tralghtonti On tho fourth ballot J L M Irby was elected The vole stood t Irby 103 Donaldson 101 Hampton 42 John Lanrcns Manning Irby WAS born I In Lnurens on Kept 10 1854 116 II the son of f Col James H Irby of Laurens lie attended the Unlvornlty of Virginia and afterward Princeton College Leaving there ho rend law for thee a yeata under Judge Mclvr but only practised his profession two years Since then he has farmed near Laurent He wan an active worker In the famous Hampton cam paign of 1870 and organized 1 military company In Lnurens of which he was made Captain and afterward ho wa chosen a staff officer under Goy Hampton with the rank of Colonel He la a ready do bHtirnnd forcible speaker In 18Bi 1 he WA elected to the Htato Legslnture and was re turned by an increased majority In 18DS Thl fall b was again electnil Jlo was nn ardent follower of dipt B It Tliirnan anti was one of his most triimod ariylHerx nil through the re rent Olinpnlun Win the Jtllmnn wing of the Democratic parly so ured control of the party mtvhlnery Oot Irby wag mndo Chair man of thu Ktato Kxecuth 1 Commlttco Th iniinaxpment nf the late canipalgn was In trustrd to him when the Legislature met by common consent It was agreed among th I victor that Col Irtiy would expout a hlghv reward for lila serio than Xleut ofltcn of Miieiiker but few thpituht that hB ambition t ould lead him to nopre In De Iar liamp tonV nttccii nor In iliu Unllcd States Boimtr t 01 Irby nover menlrdeelnreil himself nt a ciuididiito llo I flint Ii I flint d nlioltiti silence rcept PI rhiiiM In the Inner circles of hlH par tiUbr friends Tho Irk xvua ilpne by his friend and hit co workers for the Tillraan wing of tho Pcmocm new Althouuh ho will le 1 the youngest member or thc iionato Col Irby hal I history and a pri tty llvclv onn lint heliaeIilmte rnformm and ioin l tni liuptlst Chuioli Duck In too fovontlis tin wl I tI oullBWotl by time mnratli met rlortlml on who nuoceptliul Hntnptnn for lllllng I mal tamed Klicoro In Lnu nn foiihly A toward of lfli0 wns odoreil 1 for his itrrasl 104rl Hod tin filiuo and re mained away until the nlTnlr blew oier Then ajlultlhl 1ltr iin Miined to Luvrrons and with the aid ol C w Hboll thou clerk of court nnil flOW Alliance rnmLor or I nngross from this Mate wait BJ ciuiitd Zebra next exploit was ir all himself with a shotgun while h as P mintIng the town of Latirms red nod defy the town nuthnrltlcd to arrest him He raid a line fo this Then coins man oirondea him nnd Irhy Irnught Ins or his nacroes from hU 1lantntlfin Lue him a tiorniwtilp anti atoll Ing tlHoHendlnucIt nunWHiVfheld I pistol tn hiM hend and ono to tho nesrns li IAI and lompelled anl negro to hnifntrhlii tho man ThiiinM exploit vita to co with his brother limb th tvn after a Juntit ot the loco who lift I olTended him and hotw cnthtro ofthem I timer slitsliiil the Justice to Ill cel He was hater piitilched lint ho IK nn Allluci man now and a member of the Buitist Church t 111111JldV OV HIS 21i4 YJr1 llo VIsit I Die City itnd U nohh il Jielose Oelllnt H Jttock From tin Fcny I II nol ea whether Gtistnv WolfTo came from la knnlck or rrl Ilnboken I Is cor tun that lie It trim New Jetsey that he is S3 yours old ant 1 as fat ot wit ns ho Is I of face which nicnnii acood deal He reached New Yom k ou last Tn 3i1uy oenlng havlnz lu his po kohl H075aII his worldly llsllhlo walked on Christopher street lonMng for lodging Toward midnight he Flopped before the ea loin I at 12 ChrlMoi her street lie had ncvur soon a oily hotel befnr hut thought this looked lllvi ono an be nteppcd In and suilit to a man fttundlue behind the liar I want a bed belo tnnlght can I get It Yo said the Inn for fifty cents GiiHtav produced half a dollar and handed It to the man behind the bar Then he sat down In wait until odtlmo l At lait he all Iliuo510 Will keep it all hlO 1 you ul night for me r Certainly Bald the man b htnd the bar Gubtuv handed him oUrut flvednllar bills In A 110 rll The DUI totaled the bar laid It on the sideboard lon Gustin stepped out Into he i street in look up nnd down to glance nt tfvsky and ttku olisdnnllons loon tie state nf I the world genetatly before going to bed Ho had no scorer got IIIH large body without the door than It cloned behind him and there WHS I thurn click indicating Clint the key bad been turned In 1 the 101 lleln said Gimtav ns ho tried the unyield ing Hour He knocked he kicked be hallooed Iin aworn Hut he remained In the street After a good while Gtistar sat down on the crrb tOQO to think It all over but especially to think of his eight 13 bills In the gray of the 11101 nine the saloon opened and UUllav immediately inecllutely entered Tho sumo man was stand inn behind the bar burl are my tight IS bills and my SO cent tone fur 1 bed t My bod a on tbe curb btnneult Ut out of here or Ill break your neck was the only satisfaction he got MI he went out and walked around for a while Then he saw a policeman and the policeman took him to see the Caotaln and tha Captain ont the policeman down and brought uj the man behind the bar whose name I Kdward Gee GiiBtav was delighted lame was quite dnmiounded when Mr Gen said that ha bed no eight live dollar bills and that TUutihy ns ho called Gustav must be drunk dreaming b Hut Gee was locked up all night and Oustav B ent f to thn House of Detention Yoster Ony morning In tbe Jefferson Market Police Pole Court the proprietor of 12 Christopher street olTfrod 10 Bxttlfl It rather than have any trouble hut the police were not willing Justice Ollollly held Gee In tlWi bond for examina tion today and locked up Gu tav In the House of JJctentlnn undor tlUO bond loathe should tako a nettlHircnt and Immure back to liuckonsnck or Iloboker whence he came Th baloon at 12 Christopher Ifi not a lodging house kind and has no accommodation of that Mba Thatiarhl Hh ITsisj Bolus l lvor ert Samuel Bprlregen I Russian Jew wan mar ried four months ago to A woman who couldnt cjieaU n word of English Yesterday he 111 lifiirid in IflSJX Maikot Police Court to charge her with blgnmy Hpilrecou I a tailor at 104 Madison treot His wit brought him Q for tune of something like S30 Mr and Mr Bprlregen didnt live happily to KOtlier and finally they determined to live apart and went to Lawyer Itosenscbeln to have him draw lip nn agreement for a legal separa tion They seemed to think that such an agreement was equivalent to a decree of dl verdi hut when Hprlrngeu was underelved It Is I said h persuaded i bin wife to KO with him to 1 I albi lor adlviirm Lawyer ItoMnsfholn who appeared for Mrs Bprlregen yostaiday A7b that Bprlregen took Rrrlr len BprlrJn tok his wife tn the house lrl Alderman Ojtkleyon Tueailay last where she won married by the o Alderman toKolomon Blbkn lbs woman In her ignoranc 01 tbe language and the law be llovinu that she I being divorced Witnesses occompnulol this party to Assure the Alder man that lllbkn and the woman were free to Hprlrecou norr charges bin wife with bigamy and Justice Duffy yesterday adiournod the case until today In order to Investigate this story of the bigamous marriage Col Ocylcis rnnchlnK H elaite UOB Col Edward F Oaylors connection With the Fortybevtnth Iteglment in Brooklyn is 1 FortrIYoth ellmont Drooklrl on to terminate hi resignation as Colonel being already lu the bond of BrlgGsn McLeer The lllfaellng between tbe Colonel and the majority of the officers which ban been meal lasted frequently during time pant your is 1 likely to continue until tbe iloae of his command COil taylor recently Issutd orders for a review and contlon on Nell Years Kve and Invited Mayor Chapln to participate The review will t f held but the officers unanimously decided that there would be no reception 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ANY PRICK HOLIDAY UATALOUUtt rREB IKGUAT 1IKUTIIEUH 61 Chambers St Kew ye Yhree floor from Ilrnadway WEE TOTS With 48 original designs by Ida Waugh Original Poems by Amy Blanchard Large quarto Where are yon mi wee toll r Come out of rour hiding laces WOKI1IIN 1ION 8 77 Bwny N r ion or ttroovf Aiioi a ryeteiae Wnlllast a 5 SI eettI t Ua Te ef Ketke Lyasi k 8 many patients In tbe hospitals Ir town have been Inoculated with Hoohs lymph that their number has ceased to b Interesting Physicians are waiting to see the result of the experiments Aa Interesting question to the world at large regarding the first rhisl clan t use the lymph In NoW York city Is yet to b determined Dr Allan MeLane Hamll ton who supervised the operation In the Hos pital for Ruptured and Crippled I put down as the tint to I It on Tuesday la t but Dr Hamilton eald yesterday that experiment have really been going on In town for two week Dr Hamilton said he had obtained the lymph he had used from Dr H Holbrook Cortls 118 Madison avenue Dr Curtis will have the reputation of being the pioneer In America until some other physician turns up with rferd Dr thirtIes eiperlrnsnta ante date the use of tbo lymph in New Haven Dr Curtis a experiments however were on Jrf vat naUenta and Dr Hamilton was the hirE physician to nit a the curative lymph In I a PUD llohospital Dr Curtis refused yesterday to disclose how he obtained his lymph or anything concern Ing the condition of his patients A tit Lukes Hospital about nerntyflv physicians asHembled yesterday to see five pa tints Inoculated Three were men and twe women All were suffering from tuberculosis Among Al luttlnll were Dye Goo ioiorv Robert Weir Atovcrbjaii t Andrew it tuxputb Charles Akert Jme 11 Learning larles T llul Prof Vnl len end Olmeni eveland or the Wonol Hospital The pa ttonta wore reported last evening to b doing well MX patients in all have been treated at ht Ink lIu DitA The patient InooitlaUii on Wednesday won not Inoculated again yes torday aa Him bad not recovered from the reaction torn Tiiemlayn operation At the HfiHtiltal for Jlui urld and Criprlec no Inoculations wero made yesterday tour patients hove been treated In the hospital am all are In stood condition In Mt Mnal Hospital five patients were Ireatnd Three were male and two females all ndulta One nf the men nnil one young woman had ihttilnln The total number treated at MI bloat llospltnl le I J3 All are doing nicely the superintendent sold It la the opinion nt Dr Hamilton that It th Irmph la likely to do cood anywhere It ought f hii in eases of tuhoicular meningitis In vliloli thorn Is a Utuwiu of tubirclf In the brain and spinal column He expects to use the lymph son In eases of meningitis Four Patients were Inoculated at the German Hospital 10 eut seventh Street and Fourth avenue The experiments were made by Dr A Jacolil In the presence of Drs William Ba ser A CAillio Uy Krcnier J W Olelumann Willy Merer and liK I hammerer and the bouft WilY Klmjr bOIl stair of r the honplfal lira I F BondaruD Lewenthal A Muller HIurt1 W 0 Guth and F htaehlen The hospital has placed two special watdn one for main and the other for elclans frmalo patients a tho disposal of the t hy UensultiiB Crlilelum of BsmetroH Address LIeol HALIFAX Doe 11There will be published here tomorrow a posthumous article br the Hon JOlolh Howe the Nova Scot statesman who died while Governor of Nova Scotia It la I nrrltklnm of Historian Bancrofts memorial ajclreta on Abraham Lincoln delivered at WashIngton In 1166 I severely condemns the mannnr In which Mr Bancroft compared Mr Lincoln with Lords Palmerston and Itussell The article also deals with social condition In England to which the historian referred It ta In the form of an open letter to Mr Bancroft and was written Immediately after the latter had delivered his memorial address but was moprosAei at the solicitations of eminent IUDIr Urltmh statesmen A Hoi Who Killed Two Mem CHEYENNE Wy Dec 11 Charles Miller the boy murderer bits been found guilty and will probably be hanged I a boxcar near here In September last he fired Into the bad of loss Fishbaueh and Waldo Emerson apd took money watches and knives from the Bodies or his victims He heard the verdict without a tremor and turning to a man near him laughed he all ho anticipated the te suit hanging I the only penalty for murder 10 this dIets I HI FatrlckB Cethe4ai In HUUtnre OMAHA lob Dee 11lhe Sisters of Mercy are going to build a chapel In the court at Crelghton Memorial Hospital that will bo In trrlnrly an exact copy of St Patricks Ca hedralin New York The chapel will b a 1 email structure The Interior will b of the ItOit pnliebed wood and brass ornnmentf The altar will l 15 if pure whit nnd rare plcturca will cost be I250U hunt on tie walls The building Will ilAKWB HiXRLLlQKHCK inurau iuiixic tail A UB Tltt T 201 I Sun I 4 3SXMDIUI I limos WilEU TUU PIT 8t aj Utok T 031 I GOT Itlaad 1 431 I au Cttt B Si Arrived THDRIDAT De tL Ki Bramnerhsve Schmidt Brtmtn ci Wromlni lilubr Urerpooi GII RODAOI Campbell Liverpool ms Kranc Madltr London Ba Lake onurlo UamDDetl Liverpool L Si side of fenniylr nl iUimuiufow hsOCee Vo ire Brfnurhmn 8 Brtla Bpr tty Klo Janeiro as Salerno LarMD fhiladalphla I Si BUM t Ttua Wllllam ndla M OW Dominion Couch Richmond Ship Into Uarnuen Penh Ambo Ship Rtronu Hrooka skulls Mark Vlttona Laflera Lubnn Bark Royal Thoiue en 1Adanff Uric Scud Given Iort pain Krlx I W air nnunuihion BanlaCrux BrlfVaruna MulliaJL Demerar Br iFor later amraii eec IrM 11 ARMITKD OCT f Alter from New York at Southampton t A rJ Be Uerjianlc from New York on frailest OVTGOIXO stkyiutrx Sail T MaU Close TIIC Chattahoorhee Savannah iOH M emauee Cliarlettou S0 I M Jlartnei Havtl 1100 A M luuf J Satt 70m rUKL Alp Trlnlilad liOOF M 1 SOOf X Alp AIICDOrla UIMgiiv 4JUA 31 I b 4U AuranU OuetnitowD 230AM DKIOAII Cab e ht Crolj IOUIAM tAJ Illy of VuhlqlvnHTana 100PM Ioir K CI WUhlnruana ttins Rremeo 330 A 1 7KXJAM L Champaipe flare asa A M acoocbce Sarauitab s mc r M Olidaiu Rotterdam 4UJAil niO 4 1 Man ttigwtln HariDa I I2OOM Vlfllancia lUa IHCOHTVO ItHiMIIirt Out Totan TaermInaHombmmrr NOT 17 olrneila Iluuburr Nor at MoravIa lsthburgSoy yn NUcra Havana lien U II 1 urriduu llorlr Nov jo tMla llbraltar Nov at Lotteraam AmiKrdim ntv f irltaiiDfe Queenetown Dec 4 i CttyorSartInJaeueiown Oeo 4 Tray heuthemplon De 4 fitu Aauninv fxc II iremerhtvca Rlterdim Kov 15 tickle o ChrUtitniuid MIT to Allis irlilai Vec It DanU Havre Dea J live Xtmiluv Out tl La Henzanille Uavre Dee e Alto Iort llaou fee e Yucatan Haraaa 001 AlMMONIONEMOa Wedaeeday Die In at Trinity Church br the lIsT J IL Steel lln Minute CI Mi a Jalf Hulon a tMr J mei W Hilton of Klchniool Va rAXSlTTHCJPIANTONOa hThdneday Pea 10 ky the S T heart Van Cjrke Mr Jan Karclay Fault 1 to Amelia ABfUU Straatoa daoditerct the late Un Nathan a Sly a Mew Terk KI ArrA KKNBt K H W BMdy Dc 10 at the reldenet el I sitter Mr James WluUu ky the Soy Eitnard U Kraut Jeannelle J Arkeaburfp Ua hterot the late Bebert I Ark akank I Alfred i Catpp MITMKINOOB Tbvndar Die 1 bjr ike Bet John W rows P D WUIonxbky Ulalhaat Smith of London Eailaad to Palsy rietoher Klag daughter ot William J glue o Oentva 1 T xX MFmjtJeka C Bert f4 80 years I auath asS tedays Fueral rrtrn aU tale rieldeice 133 But 11 it te I dar 11 r I Relatives and needs are poll InvIted to aiund HONBYOn Wdae day Dee IQ Ka farelae Bendy nee Tech The lea will take place ibis aoernlni al in eoloak IroN tae hiiaat Ike 4 Med 920 EMI4tbit fltaM onit low Ceree rraiea Veteia sad On lewis Ctte will lliaee take aeUee I BOO JIn South Norwalk Conn ne 10 urge Ilocart aceil I 29 yean au4 10 1 rnontbt hotUe if funeral hereafter BROliKKIrUEllubeth Broderlrk relict Cor nellun llrixlerlck acej I 7M yearn Funeral trim her late residence 227 East 524 1 on hunilav at J F U HVRKKOn Dec in al 712d Charlotte lurk beloved daughter UserS H ala Jlargiret A Burke of pnvnmonla Funeral today at S P M CAIN Kate Oaf ney beloved wife of John Car rey aged r yeare a native of tb pariah of fbi lounhoran county Cavan Ireland Funeral will take place on Friday at 11 M from bar late rollence 22 Benwlck 1 CHAN IEUOn Weilueidar Dec lu at hIs late residence IS Hart et Brooklyn WlllUm Qocdnow bauuler aai reare Belatlree and Snafu are Invited 1 attend the funeral ervlcee this afternoon a 4 oclock Private Inter ment at Oreenwood Saturday COMIIIINKOn Wednetday Dee 10 IKKX Ulchail Conildlne Kelatlrra and friend of the family are rtiptefnlly Invited attend the funeral from bIn late reildence 60 Iecon av Jour Cltr Helchtn on Saturday Dio 11 11 A 11 liens to Bt Joitplit Church where a Solemn hIgh mare of requiem will b ottered fur the happy repoie of hli soul CON ANTAt Wtetfleld N J Dn 1150 Delia wife ot Chtrlei V CouanL Fliseral frem htrlate residence on Paiurilay at 2SO oclock Carrlaxet will meet train 11 Jt from Lib erty I New York CKONIN Kew Haven Conn Dec 0 Dennis cronIn af ed 6 yeses Frlende are Invited to attend Hie funeral from hit late reildtnce 11 I Qreen it on FriUy morn lu at 8JO oclock and from St Iatrlcke Uliurcli at K oclock CVJIENJn Veda nlay 10 l IU Uarrelt Cull01 the beloved husband of Julia M 1 Wall FrUndi and acqnalntineti ire requedej to attend lue funeral from hli late rtildeiice 10 I Wlllouihhy I Brooklyn to day at 3 A St to the Cliurcb of Our Lady ot Hirer OAfleKTTln hiaraford Conu Dec 10 AUre I V Dafgett yoonzeit ilaudilerot Arthur J Damett Interment on Friday al Cyprus llllle Cemetery BrooVIja N Y D VUAt Vlneland X J on Tunday Pe K Kate V A Dayo wife of Daniel J 1 Peyo and daughter of Themes F and Emily De Wilton llarrlou Funeral private FINrifIn Norwalk Coin Dee II Bloomy el widow of Kdward Flnoh Died e yalta Notice of funeral hereafter FIHMIXMirr Augusta wldewet Fhlluder FIska la tbeMlit year of her aje house ci uaeral boat Brooklyn ant UtIca papere pleate copy lOXAl lilt late reildence ft CambrIdge plo Urooklyu I 1 Wedneiday Pea Id SMaey Allan rol I D of pneumnnU ae IH4 ymri yusrul rotcee Ibis mornIng iTivan Interment In Oreeiinoo 11tnettry I rKIrlllirln Daniele KarmiConn Per I Aurella B wllow ul harmon Frleble aged leJyser and 4 nIL Interment I rlday at Wathlnrton Coon HAVIKNUEKKUu Dec 10 John 1 Haultn beck ccci M greare Belatlvee and feline are Invite to attend the funeral from hli late 1 reildoure I l Nail IU I th 1 today at 2 oclock I M 1 JIINCKHln MrAboy N O Deo 10 Edward B sun nl Mnr Wm n Hlncke Xotlce ef funeral hereattir lIOWAHUOnthe lOih ln t Bradford Howard In his Seth rear Belatlvei and friend are reipeottuUjr Invited to attend the funeral cervices this evening 11 oclock llh reildeuce ef bi daughter IU lloeper it Brooklyn B D Member at the Jtzmpi and Yotnatetr Flre rneas aiioclatloni of hew York city are cordially Invited to attend Interment private Allocution or Knurr fuxxiiMimbfri or tIe above Mioelatloa are hereby notified la meet at Ija Uoopr 1 Hrookljn K p this stemming at K clock for the purees ot payla the lest tribute f reipeet OU deceased member Bradford How art EDUDhD tEll ION lruldonJ ysscia utunaM K a aUCllaAI1 IIGOISH In vo in I Laurence llltlni anl5 mouth and It dm Helatlw and friends InvltM 10 tnaleml funeral fiom la I Clsr1ion t on Friday 1 r M HUsCTXHA On UednesilAV Dec in Christie be loved wife of Robert HurtI and yoiineKt daugh ter of John I and friary Levaclier lu the 2tet a otlier age Funeral tom tier lat resilience 101 West 87th st on Saturday Doe 13 fj 1 M ISAACS At his late residence 41 Jane it nn Thursday De 11 l J Abraham J Isaacs aged 33 yeara Notice of funeral hereafter JARVISOn Wednesday Dec 10 Mary widow of Samuel Jarvis at the residence ot her on InI law Ibsen T Nichols 157 fchermerhurnst Brooklyn KIIBOYIa Norwalk Coon Dec fcijantiali l Kit boy wife of Thomas Kllboy ared Wj is and 0 months Friends are lavlted to attend the funeral from her late residence t Plymouth av on Saturday mornlnirat 83O oclock and treat Su II arts Church at I oclock KEEKKIn New Haven Conn Dec 10 hugh Keefe axed 41 years Koiicaof funeral hereafter KKNN VIu New Inn Conn Dec 10 suddenly Mary Kenny younjjett Uauiliterof Win and Mary lrnny Funeral private KlMTKKJIANln New Haven ComiC Ore 10 Julius Kolterman aged aa yearn and lu month Friend are Invited to attend tie funeral from the residence or the parents Cedar Street Chapel a Friday afternoon M oclock lttHTifSl HiitOn Monday Dec s Her uunu Kustsntnarhor axed 117 years Frlonls are lnltedt attend the funeral fioaiS3 MHIIIOII st to day at 10 A M I LIVINtJItTIIN On fJiiesiar Trr to I the residence of hla parents corner of Iadlon av and Kith I I St Culln Nevrlou Infant run ot Cull II uud Anna V LI vines lone aired 4 months nu I lit dal IUi 1CIn Dec in Adsle Iuer a 073 I years KtlatUcs and frlendi are HulloI to uttsnit llh funeral from 319 Blucter st t on Friday at 2 I M yYoM1n Bridgeport Cone lIce 10 John Lvnni Irlends r InvIted tn attend the luneral from liU late residence 15 I llallet St on rldfty 1 buntIng atHjo oclock and from Ht Mary Church at 0 oclock MAKKINOn ffedne dav Etc IU Ioier I Jiarrln luncrHl I Iri ar loc K I at u WA X from lilt Ma residence Ji West t nIIi sti lIters to EL Ulcharli church where arequleia msssulll te I celclrHte4 for the repoie of hIs iou Interment lu Calvary rieass omit flowers MAHTJJUHONfiuddnly Dec to James I Slat tenon In the filth year ot Uls ate IteistU and friends are resprctfully requested In at 1 lend the funeral from hIs late retldence Sis liast 41st iL to I Cay 11 I 1 hap HATNONAt Asbury rark N J Dec In at the residence ot her slslrr Mrs 1 J Urodhtad Eoilly 1 Matsan I uneralst llondout today WclAUOJIlIVOn Wedoeidny lloc IU hiit 1 luieae U P McI UKnlln cut 1 Oil yr youngest sin of Dnnls MoLaufOlIn and the late Stacy Mo 11 u hln Funeral Friday Dec 19 1 Oi30 A H from 738 Mb it I lu J 1 St Urldiida Church Sib it 1 and Av 1 BIaCYla New haven Coon Dec in of diph theria Joliu P I ton of John r and Uary Rlley aced Ii years uuid H months Fuuiralprlrale KOOTln New lan Cone Dec ill JoCk 1 Hoot aed 11 veers Friends are Invited to attend the funeral from bis late residence liJ Chapel SL ou bmnrUay afternoon at 8 oclock KOTTMANNAt her late residence 487 West Situ IL on Monday Dec t A 0 Klliabeth Bolt wane widow f John F Kottuano aeeil 117 years sod 7 days Relatives an4 friends are requested te attend the fa acrid from HL Jclins Lutheran Church HI Christo pher st today allA I I M Kindly umlt Oewera CUM EIISJlUtn Nsw Haven Ceo Dec 10 Tereiia hchiaelier killed by escaping t u aged 2t year Frlendi ar Invited to attend the funeral from 1013 CUai4l I1 Ctt frUay luoiulag at v 0 coot HIIAVT On Tuesday De 1 IHOT Thou I Slav Ills friends and member of the HatterK Association are respectfully Invltid to attend the funeral on Irlilay lIeu IZ I from his late residence I4I De Kath av Ilroiliyn at 2 1 M HMITIIAt South Orange 11 Thursday De11 of typhoid fever Jay Lee Smith aired S years Friends and realty are Invited to attend tbe funeral from All taints Church IHihtand av itatlon on Saturday niornlnir lire la at 1030 oclock Ills trIfles el that no lon tie lent Interment pri vate u Woodiawn at dater hour SJirrilln llrlilxeport Own DeC 0 suddenly ot heart disease Cant Joreph 1 SmIth aged 07 year aud II I months Frienil aroinlindlo attend the funeral from his late residence 1 Courtlard place on Saturday aflsrnooa Ht oclock 8111LAN New lliven Conn Doe 1 of diph theria Margaret tplllan axed 13 bears r u metal private MT11 VKIlOn Tnetday Dec ft iron suddenly at Iii late residue in WtstSltb it Bentamln J BlllwslL Iielatlvei and friend the family are reipeetfnlly Invited to attend his funeral on Friday 13th tail at la I M Interment at Greenwood HIOOTIlOIrln Dec 10 James ll Etoothoff aired 10 yeses end I months Keailves and Irleiue are Invited to attend tIe funeral from 51 Johns Chapel VarlcV IL on trldey lu A U STUART At Lakowood N J on Monday Dec 8 Klicabeth WhltewrlKht widow James Stuart Funeral ssrvlces Friday mornIng the Jth lust at t rock at the residence of her soninlaw John 1 Duncan I Rat Olb 1 Itelatlvss and frlemln also the triondi her brother WlllUia Whllewrlfht are flowers Invud to be present Kindly omit TJIXNAIIYUu Deo I lludolph Thlnnally ueJ bit I years Nn Ire of funeral hereafter Till KiituiMeiil Wednesday Don 10 Sarah Louise vife of James Tucker axed U years luneral services will be held at her late 1 resldiace liKlUTInton 1 av between ItSlb aol 1 J luothus to day at a V I M Interment a Woodlawi on Saturday innrnlnr at convenience of the family VOOKIIIIKHOn Dec v Henry M 1 Voorhees ion of the Hcv Henry V Voorheei and Jane It Talmoags luneral from the residence of his parents alb Irsiuh N J 1 iii r rlil ay Dec 12 at J PM 1 Train letoec tout ef Hjerty SL 111 I I JJ Interment at cirsenwood taiiin ay 111 I I A M t 1TIttiAt Omaha Neb Dec 1 Frederick Ich ajted47 Jear linersl service at the residence of tils father In law F F Klnkel I 4H AtlantIc nv Uroeklyn this evenlnc alI oclock Interment private s I I rA UIOI Wedne day lIce IU Anfellne 1 Wtillams dsuihurof the late Theinai Not aud wlilrw of Joseph I Mlllaui I uni rat cervires train htr late residence 6 East IVtn 101 I rhar etenlni lice IS J 7oclock Yp fANIo Nrw Haven Coil Deo III oritlpii Ihcrla litnovle o V I Wltiun Uabxti 1 of Jatnei K II ll oi need in years Funeral prIvate VOOl lu Wrlueiday Per lu Abrnham B Wood the beloved hiitaud I ct Clara I Wood aged S year 0 months and 2 days uneral from hm late residence W Deios st Brook lyn K I 1 today at I 1 I U VOlTln Nov S3 at aeeiemunde Germany lieorie W VOIIIIK of Asbury IntL I X J nephew of Cl lsrrs A Young lUhnai 1 N J par please ropy TJIK1 AJ1 lime JRK ZLCIU not the Police TJctUve the Item Dteetiv Itavnoldei ArioatraAro DaBBsjrom Crvejkf J The arrest of three alleged crooks by DUoe tlvo Fereeant James Reynolds of Brooklyn with the asxlstanoe of two bridge policemen tin Wednesday turns out to have beta an line porlant one William U Link one of thj prisoners having been Identified I one of t ineaks who carried off 15000 from the Twenty sixth Ward Bank In that city two week a When arrested Link said he a a plumb and hived In Paterson N J Detective 8 geant Bteve OBrien of Inspector Hyrnw squad yesterday ldntllld him as a dangerous criminal l who recently finished a tern of a1 1 years In ding King for forgery and who It known as Sport MeKessney After taking a good look A Link during his arraignmentfat tho Adams Bticet Police Court yesterday Clerk simon Bookman of the Twentytilth Ward Hunk positively Identified him as the sneak who was uncased In connection te oa biiellman when Bookman was called out t Uu mdewalk b by the other sneak t so a mam ia a b1Le otbe prllonerJ whom Reynolds are with Link nru John Hellly who said hI was S lh niter of Mount Vernon and John Kelly a steam litter nf O Third avenue Naw York 4 Hulllv J li lot known to the dotlh e butellf IIIIK horn Idvntllleul as John Comlsky allaa al MitldJohri a brother of Charles Comlakey thu nMorions bank thief Tbu trio and fourth nan who escaped are supposed to havai com to Drooklyn on Miedneaitiiy to work the change racket They bad wullflllea pocket bouka their combined boodln umountlnf to over fOO Fending further development a charge of vagrancy was entered against them and tIusy will be held at the Bergen stress its I Ion for a few ilatB Ilnl tiiyn lui can provo that wa miles frim inn biiiik when the Ievr joli Was com mined on iht nuniiliii of Nov 10 rrisooer holl rrolemoH liidtinatlnn ner his arrest I utn no Miiiruni ln I rild 1 uaa an In I tfcinr In ilia repnrtm of City Wotk m I New Vprk for three yeses and when I got OM started a plumbers tuoi la Third avteiUfJ whIch I eUll wit n I 1

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opeinlors who hold Mocls yesterday and HRitlu at tho ojonlLC 6uaht to recover them It wan not un easy matter to do FO for the innrUt has bccomo narrowoirinv to tho coHiatlonof liquidation I on lame scalr Tho exlbtrnco of short In b terest of no mean proportions also made thu work difficult The borrowing demand for A ttock which Is usually rewarded as fair evi Y dent on this last t olnt is such that the bold er ot active shares had no dldlculty In net ting their opponents to carry them flat or ut 4 rate much below the ruling rates for money The ene wIth which rrlcea bare rallied two 1 or three times of late appears to bate con vinced many thnt no matter what may hap y pen heronttor Vnll street bus discounted tho t troist that cnn lielall tie IniRlness of the coun try The bulls areuo that tho outcome of the meeting nf Western railroad 1resklant called Soc uext Monday will moro than oftiet a I probable dliiilniition n tho olumo ot railroad trafllc which in certain to ro cult from tlio lootritcllon of general a buslnois in consequence of the Impairment r of credit all over the country Thoyclalra that I the economies which U it proposed to Intro duce ndthe methods of handling compctltke I 7 btulDwM which It it to be hoped mar be adopt A will dre the rUroads oven better returns I j from BIO all r rotnmo of Irafflo thrtn they riT been receiving from the largest business they over handled Those who hope for a better market for rail road securities are also enamored ot the Idea that AH Inflation ot the currency by an tncrons In national bank olronlntlon and possibly by a i moro liberal nlh or law will crnnto a upeculnttv demand for thoso securities The fact Is that tho revUrtl ot discussion upon the direr Qtiri lion at Vinsiilncton bnt dono much to unset Ito conlldenco both tn this country and abroad Already foreign bankers liao ad Aland their correspondents and others who do business for them beta to Insist that ever conlrnot shall bo made payable lit god The cannot bo criticised for pursulncsiich npollei for the weekly statement ot our Clearlni Houso show constant drain upon tho aol1 reserves of the banks Tlio preference for the jcllow mqtal IH I further shown in the payment nt tim BubTreasury In this city for tho 4 r cents recently bouah by the Treasury Department At the clos of btialnosa tonluht the HubTrcnsury had paid out 10820384 for bonds purchased under the last call ot tho Department of whirl amount over 11000000 wits paid out In aoll oi cold certificates over tho counter Instead otb chockrt pninblo throuch the Clearing House Iii spite of thoso direct tmvinentn It nppour that tho banks hnvo unlned from the Sub Troaury since last Friday nearly s0OlOO a i ihatiKO which oncouraKOH hopes that the bank will make hotter showing on Saturday than tluiy iild hist week Tlio nctlM trailing todny was confined to less than half n dozen xtockp Mlillo tile deal Inta In only two snemed lo be slKiilflciint lliuy were LaeUiiwamin ind tnion t Inclllc Tbo first nitniod was exceptionally hortv thruJRliout nnd closed n point lower luau yoi lorilay Tho action thnt stock cannot 10 entirely explnlncd by thd InJIITuroiit condition of thocotil trade It I 4 understood that clreum stances have ectalillsnod n market oiitnldo sf the Mock 1xi image for a largo micculntlvo line of the tovk at n prlie sovoinl points under cur rent iiuotatlon The strength of Union 1a clllu mur possibly bo nicountud for by tin plnnsior flnancierlnc the Iuiupiiiiy lilch nn being matured Tlio company linn In Iti trolls ury B luiso amount of llm rturliliR nf Hi nuxlllnrv i ipoialliiilH ol which It Is pioposei to utlllo n part ns security n now collnlorn rust l bowl The prnvocds nf such on IHIIO wilt bo iipplloil to the extinguishment of the hoot Ihg debt wUlih Is now nutliorlUUhcli stated to bn about tiisooooo To nto ludlo the snle or this now Issue of bonus it 1 has been suggested that the company follow tho oxuniDlo ot tho Missouri Incllln und of th lllihiiionil Terminal Compunlos In their recent Ifsuos nf collaioral trust bonds and Biro tin Btockholdeis u pioference In the bubscrlp ton and Also bonus In stock Such a policy would bo a partial adoption of Inn nellch cus torn of paying for Implements tn thn prop orty by tlia Issue of n noulnteresthoiiring BO rnrlty Tho Pennsylvania HaIti ond Cnrapun ailoptod that pulley somo years ago and It may bo remembered that the at 1aul Company or porimuiitod recently In the snmn direction It Is worttu noting that the day passed with out an aiinouiiiemont nf Insolvency upon the htock Uxcbunen or of an Important concern lu business outside ot the utrint Tha volume sIt Clearing House loan certificates was not In oroHRecl today nor were thorn any untoward developments of Importation So lar ns can be learned every concern that becomes em barrassed ou account of the stringency In money and the general lack of confidence Is taken hold or by the more conserva tive momliora ot tho business community In a frnturnal spirit with the view of proncrv Ine its solvency Kspcclnl lenleticy has been shown by other business centres tn Philadel phia and IlttBburch both of whloi are suffer inc from the effects of over po nlvtlon ptlmti luteil bv the nnosHRo ot the Mehlnloy bill II the stock nmrket rellects anything besides an oversold condition It Isnfeillnc of hopeful ness leuarilinn the railroad and cen nil busl floss sltUKtlons The clonlnu w ns steady at a moderate recession from the best prices 1lnnl sales comparo with those ot yesterday as follows fleerxDft II Pe6 inp il 4TARP S Nor Pie pf nvt tso Atlantic k Pio 4 4 N V rent 417 un Canadian Pac 71I 71 N k N Rng 3O W al i CaDboutliern 4l3 47 N J i entral f5i Ill CCIAliiL 5J 58 Ontario A eit lr U UP iil Jto 1 87K s Oregon Imp 15 ItJK C A K III 36 3D P clllo Mall yt rt 5 Coniol Uaa BrM 68 Pull lal CarI7i 175 Chei A Ohio II 2 15 Rock Iliand llo lu C A O Ill pf 31II 4I Hlclu t WP 14 I5W rhlcagoOai 34 3 Rich W Ppf ni5 114 UelL JtW l i 125 Heading 3 3S Del Jt IIudionUI 122 St 1anl com 4M 4iu Dea A K ll pt M 5 HtPauinf ln3 Ml Ei 18 ll Nt 1 AI Nan Pit U5 KaitTennpf l 23 Tex Pac las iar Illinol Central 5f 05 Tenn C 15 I K VHJ 2 S 1 OU A Nhfth 71 7l3 Llllon I aclllc 45 45ti J k IlInrIOP lOi UluPac II All Ill 111 1 V lIe il IK WaUAPcom H III LE k wYpf 411 4I Wnb a P lit 17 1r Manhattan con H 554 I7W ltUnT l 71 74 itinourl Pao f7 A8t WL l 37 1 27 Norlhweitcom1111 1034 W 4LK Pt Bi t Kor P com UjJ 10 Government bonds steady at unehaneed quotations Hallway bondi strong Iho featured were Jitiltith South Sbore and At lantic Ss West Shore 4s Union 1iicillu Lonter and Quit Ists St louis Arknnsns and Texas isis lllo Ornndo Western IstH Oregon Im provement let Mobile und Ohio generals liock Island 5e Fort Worth and ensr City iKts Cbesnpnako und Ohio unnnol Be Atclilson hockIng Valley Kitiisas and TexasNorthern Pacific lllehmnnd and Terminal Heading and Texas rnelfle Issues 1 ho more Important net advances were lu Atchison 4s i r cent to f0 and incomes 1 io62V Chdtiapeake and Ohio consol 5s 4 to I4 Fort Worth anti lien ver City ists Uito 97 Hooking Valley 5 1 to 76 and Cs to 70S Mobile nnd Ohio gen erals U to oH Oregon Improvement Ists 4 to 85 Hlchmond and Teimlnal is 1 to J4 and Cs K to b5 Reading general 4s lt I to W let proferrnce Incomes to 63 2il preference Incomes 2S to 3i and third preference incomes 15g tn 27 Klo Urande VcMarn lets to09V St Louis Ar kansas and Texas IsIs I to Wi Texas Pa rlflc lots to 83 and Me i to 2 9 K Union Pnclllc Denver and Gulf Iwts 24 to 77f ana West Shore 4s h V cent to 100 The note worthy declines were Duluth Couth Shore and Atlantic Es ll cent to 90H Kanem und THXOS4xX toiJi Northern Pacific isis to til and 2ds 1 cent to 10J j n brink stocks 167 shares of Western National sold at UJMOO Stiver bullion certificates for 100000 ounces sold nt lUltiUiS liar sliver In London 43d V ounce Money on roll 3PS V cent Time money nominiilly 0 cent for all periods Commer cial paper null Irlmt endorsed bills receiva ble are lUOtOd at Gs 7 V com and flratclana BlnBlenumo paper nt 7wS V con Kterllnc eschnnuo dull nod iirciulnr Posted askIng rate JibOliHHl for long bills und J4S4 4H3 for deinnnd Actual roles are Long bills 47w vH7H sight diafts la33 4HIinnd cable transfers tiS3Sef484 4 The amount of 4S 9 cent bonds tedcemed today under the circular nf Oct 9 I was 17jUO innllnc the total to dnte J7U34JH Konrotary Wlndora today accepted an offer of 115JOW first mortgage Iielllo liallroad bonds umlei the lirms prcFcrllied In his no tice of Dec 10 In lecnnl to the application nf JMiO 001 tuon bondrt in the Union 1Hctlli rink log fund A statement lifts boon preinrcd ut ibo Tie isurv Uoiuiriiniiit In A lecard tn interest dlUI iiil8 nnUiiltud Mint s bonds Jan 1 niXt sliowlnc IIH follows Curroncy Ble out standing tii4iMAl atroiint on which inter et listS heon iropatd 55100ifftql amount on which tiara vljl tie a silvhtlond o 8 i cent f1iGIBT2 1 Oll1 centS outhtallilhng i egi toietl 4Ul8lL8lIO ani soupon 761133tlOd Total 50S2iUJOi Amount on which Interest lilts bean prrpHld reK taied 284314400 coupon SUSMiUiO Total 27854300 Amount on which there will be a dividend ot 1 It cent 703fi30O0 Tha production ot anthracite coal for the Wickondlnu Nov Sll was 087354 tons or 211 178 tons mot than for the corresponding week of lust lear and making Uin totnl output lot the yvar to slate 934117428 tons lielnfc 158771 tons mote thuu for the corresponding period ot lust year ltallwiiy gross enrnlncs for NovenIbet corn pare uittl tlnii for the turae month of last year as lollonu Ittn nuns Uotcrn fovwo Inc 73000 Meinpltliaud arleiinn ilI3J Inc Hn Ht Ja nnd ilranil liland HlHIi lien Mb57 Mofsrr Dow Tones it Co have obtaIned from Tonekii luir the sa oin rcinrt of the Missouri Imlll llnilioud I CoOl pithy to the Kullroud Cominleslonoifto Kansas Jtls lot thu year erdinx Juno 30 The principal Items aiu us follows IHOl iml Onnno frost ernllCl5t3I48LR r 69Jf35 inc CDl57ui Op eipentu H5I1H7U Net aarnlnga lc4w67M i Intorlit 47313 34135876 Dee 68341 liii lOilIoE debt 4iiol7l 2I844 ins l5t77i Kentatl 1784 7 124590 lao I 480IH 75151 fiWMIT ltlfrP nilllU IIU753 15471 Inc ssasa Total charges 5741259 Kalanca 3554au HVHH7 Inc IIIKI 43S Other Income lbliU49 bJJ01B Ino tX du Total net t2inKevis fwoj Tao t3olsmn Dlrldendi 1778184 17W t4 Inc Vftulj surplui 110674 11 nnsftu tnctl3ci entreat lUbMilii 44ii7i7 4074113 lisa 132358 Dellclency This leport N i not of tlm entire srKtem Jbut of tile Mlnuiiiiri PuJllo proper and brunches Th Clo eland and union Itailroul reports KroH earnings lor October of SASU1 an in creaso of tU019 us compared with tlia anino mouth of lest year and ret t21iJ2 an Increase of 1001 For thIs four months ending ocr il the gross earnlnm were t 4J25 an Increase ot r7J3ri as compared with the corrvupondlne period of last year and net 83817 an increase of 20228 The net profits ot the rallta and reflnerlei ol the American Cotton Oil Company for Beptem btrana October the fist two actlre months ot the fiscal rear wen M46410 Last Tear the company lost money during tnoie months Treasury bnlanpes compare with those ol yesterday as follows II Hold iiejmiill Ktofln Mirer U i4niim ZMMB I Liltiadri 4454323 4475 5351 Total IT3 lUmO 1727UABDQ Dapxalti In national banks t4s1450 v atalnit Ft fiTUHin veitarday In addition to lbs foregoing the Treaiury reporti itlTer bnliloa porchaiad nsdr the aet of July 24 VB rJU4PdHJis and notet autitaadlm agaInst tha lama 1M3UI27 Money London 2 V rent Hate of dlseoun In the open market for both short and three months bills 4i 4i V cent The Bank of Knolands minimum rate of discount remains unchanged at 6 V cent The proportion ol its roservn to liability IK 4123 V rent f7aIflSt 4524 V cent last week and 1UUH V cent last jonr llulllon In the Hunk lust weak deeronset 7 XXI and reserve Increased 334000 Paris ailvtces quote 3 oontu nt Ut francs 7K cen times and exchange on London at 25 franoi 2Hj centimes The weekly statement of Ill llank of Franco shown a decronf nf fitKOU francs In gold and a djcrotse of 525000 francs in silver Thn sales of mini tie stocks at the Now York Consolidated Block and 1etroloum Kxchanga today were on follows talw Auirv OKiilno hIghest Kncttt tttilnc iim Aiioria A n 3 8 i sun Hruniwiok 12 II l U H UHllhollar SKI 8 0 8 UI 8 I Il iir in tkTiiu Co It IS H IS lOOsrerIsto 51 Ii ra 515 2110 rreeland M tiC 25 3lIJIlIlt an US iS IUIWUtUalH4MUd I 41 141 14 J 4 aiMuiiddio nr M 10 s 5 soiHfiican a M a ns 2 85 IK luniohir a u 3 in a ei ay 401 riomlT of Aria 11 4R 4V 45 HOBiUerOotd S5 18 as ta lull I i 5Y51e I nl I B I Hi 1 K 4 ifcutierireek 1 Oi I U 1 U 300 1 10iMirinoiit 3 S 5 5 1111 Set eTalla 1 CII IPO 1 I i 1 0 awi Luh con 75 75 75 71 The tual traiitirllonn trare 20800 lharea New York Market Tncasnir Dec 12FLOtS MID 4ALIbS market WAS eusnily wlin A lair demand from the local trada i Ith auine InquIry from Rlilppera i uTtui r uturet opened at 4 to 6 point dfirllna c1o leg iiety at n deolina of 1 point oa UecetnDer and a tut point nn other iiioiithi corn ynterday a eloping 11051 Irerpool eliowei marked dpreitloii todu uttha decline with UB was iII Rorouch due to unfa Mireble foreign sills a to the reporia which were lirardon all eldii ihixl the Miuthern market are In urgent need nf money and ara nftwrlnit cotton Ireriy lorarrlviil at lirdai much below current quotatloni In fi t ll ll UMn ald ire lie tuu male caue ot tile sIc oilueln Llrerpuil Tliedlitaeucn let tell 88111 ami cue monllii ser not quit o wide u yciierday let l remained wlda enough to ba thn niulfct ut frequent comment Tho prolient of tha iuorai nt irami to lie At what prIce mill capital come forward eke tile cotton crop and carr It until it thall hewanieii Rot ciinnuuiptloii f pot cotton wi more active middling iildandu t Hc I da SUItS ni tic Ihe I following SRI the detail ut the trnnnctieiii In futuren Jltmtht cicttifr firiixt JtlghttL Zotrft tain Hecember WlrtUOJ fill nD7 KM January OIJ9 P in II 1U 14 INO iebruary tHfid 913 127 lUTlltl MHrch C31MII40 U4J lI8 2455 April B4I8ISO 951 I4I 4503 May asSi liW CU 007 IIWM JUlie IVH7 OB8 H7J UII7 4MO July II757Il ft7ll U7 II4UI Auitlisl l7th 7J 1181 tii7 11410 beptmher UMifet U Total lalea 4 Xi balea Tranifcrabla notices leslIe at u iOc fraions 4f 1830ct 1is0tQ IMtt Haiti Receipt at tile peru thli day zno aTJi Provtuiiilr from cent I sujerj 34744111 1 teIe In tinned Staid porn 71X877 iivi7 Exporta since sept 1 4U 1 4 24J31UJ Inmivois Lard futures wera fairly active and rery turn There wai a good demand from tile hnrta to coar onntracta laui ONII tea at luftuiuo for Jaiiuatj lt43I41L4O i for March and ttI1ii7ti0 lilt Slay AfterUiango the close was Off at iLtc lor January BI7o tar feuruar S47C for March unit 1700 for Mar spot lard wai firmer and more active sales tt tci prime city at 5hoc and Jufxmi prltna tteitern at iLlSHOt115c regular ruined for the tontlnent quoted at tvU5H 5c Pork In tilt dcu1ind und iteady new men tlaflJ50 latcir II bblfc Cut meat more firmly hem and rjuiet Uresied hogaduij and lower at 4Vc lalmw quiet and neak at 4ho Hut tsr dull slid barely iteady Cheese arm Krriueggi rattier tend downward Uailt Wheat fututel were only moo rntfy actim hut price made come flItter linprureujent nn better foreign adlce lale III7JUM bulb atil tor iJe amuer fluaHdoiH January tISIo8tor Mar and iXitt vc for July pot wheat wee tiuicli more Brmly held and u 2 ml winter unotid at 104 In elrrator but no traniactliil of momrnt were reported Indian corn futures wire only moderately active und prICee were barely itemly owing tu Ins check that hai KUoi to the export demand alee n 10 bush at ufeiJXr for January and uiTfiOl o for ilny Spot corn waa a traction lower in better luppiy ant I mora active aalei Included 3o 2 mixed at UKMIWSC ajloet fa i do use and steamer yellow at 04 4 i on the spot and 8Ic to arrIve hy rail iiitti were drooping on the pot i but optIons llrm elba 151110 i bush Including option Jo j inlxeit at iotl4 sIa for January unit 514si31e i for Ma aol on the spOt tnliel at 4 JlWa nd white it lajc ai In quality also hn 2 white ut 5iviiC4r inel rator and Nu 2 mixed atrfo In el rator lie soil ImrUy dull and nominal AfttrThanie heat closed steady o j 1 red winter for Peceinber olOi1 January S1H4X February 51101 ilurclLiH i34 liay tita July 0 Ho Corn ateaay n 2 mixed for Januart sti4c Mar nlijc lISle Heady No j mixed for Pa ceinter wic 1 January 54 May 5l5c Nn 2 whIt for Pecemher MKo January ilHc May Mc ilKOCknikr Conee nn th put we unlit and nn changed Rio quoted ITc for MH 7 diem IIU blgi ho 7 tnW aim reported lain ot another tIIouueil iiflioliged sales luOil nil limn bailm Mild Krfilm nni haa Maracaiho and in leg I entral Mnerlcitn on p t Tlie hark Koyal irom ftdanc I arrirel to tar with llltllplculi 1 Padnnj cnffir Ito options ruled rery quiet but about steady until latu In the afternoon peilion shIn general telling eauied a a Ight decline Kfcelptat Bio 151011 i liege nl antoi IMi hags hz chonge In itlo higher at23J Sales 1CL75 haci cloilnif breY Heady with sellers at the following prIces December17 C larchi535c time I4BV January lUSSo April l2ltc Juh 14130 February 15BiMIMay 1500 Auguit 143410 Raw sugars unlt but steady at 4Hc for fair re mine muicniato and 5 CIIIc for iniTnlnrd centrltu gall ealei 101 hhd muicorado 811 tell at 4Hc anil il4 lags tnolAtiei sugar iic test at 4Kc London a t rlcei were quiet and caster Itetlned eliCits steady with the demand moderate quoted atdV forcntnnd rrulhel s4a for granuUied IHc for pondered l c for CoboL I1C lor iiiounl A II lICe for candy A Site forcnnrectloneri A Aic for nfl A W 4iHc lor white extra C and 4 ivini 5i4c for eilowri Mo aiiei quiet but iteady lllce In good de mand at mil prices Southern adrlcei are quite en couraging MriL stnlt tin allghtly more active at aSont iteadr prIces aalei 5O tone at 3 uitno for Iaceinl er and 2114 for January Vebruirr and March tattling price for ipotil ic for March l iii35e Ingot copper dull and lower settling price for December Lake IVic Lead dull and prices show a Mite further de cline hut at the co e the market was ruling fairly teady retting prlre for CCCI 4 KV c NIML HezuBpirlls lurpenllne continue dull and the close Was quoted nominally nnchangld at 24C for regular and HXt for mirlilnea Koiln steady at 145 iIltO for common to good strained Pimm KCM National Tranitt rrrtlflcaten were quiet ana without decided change Hnckeya sertlHeale wera steady with isles of JiMlhWfit Illio Mitlonil tran sit certlnenlei opened at iuWc lold at OIhIoIlSC and cloied at tic lalea auoo bbia XITA Stock Mnrket Niw Tom Thursday Dec 11flereipti of beeves were 11M heal Inclu ling 31 car for export and 37 cars for the innrket The trading was moderately ao tIre but all grade wera ion at a slIght decline from former prtcea lnoteit to beet native alters sold at 5lUI543ft bills Dull and dry cnfia at Z15 i MSi nrenied beef slow at 6Ha7 c V to for riatlre ildei Lateit cable adrcei Irons London quote Amerl can oera fIrm at I 1W l Ula V Ib dreiied weIrhi and American refrigerated beef steady at leant xfio l B ShIpilienic to do 135 hoOves Ilecelina ot raliea X 1 head Market ruled steady Vruli sold at KttiUi V luo fta Weiterua at WOO tei 15 ReceIpts sheep and lambs Including n can direct wet JHn head filicep were llrm lambs ihade higher fheen sold at 4 1 S V 1OI ma Utah at 5lio loin Iwested mutton neady at 7H9HC V a 1 dren 4 Iambi firm at 8lO0 Iteclrti of hogs Including 2 carl for tale wet lliijuiiead Market lower at 340iafa7S f liii 5 Kent IKtuta Exdmnce H Iea i Br John F n Pmylbl 011ntni atliiio 1714 east tide 7911 feat Moth of Ninety nuiili itreet lIve etury brown none teniment and lot ili4 nt 54 311i1 l lack on nireet M i uritlde youth of Cherry itreet lhreeetrl brlcl trnemenu with lime on rear and lot iz73 at t13tS 1 ItenI JXuto Trnnirern 7Pth nt OS E John lleremun and wife to Bamt 5450 Mtiiit Irank n w cor Iota as llJOxlUL3 Otto afoot and wife to Win Hperbi Jr 6SOOO Uadlionar it w cor uld it bet lots 155 and 15i common Ian li ot Mayor to lux Xlary b liraham to Itoberl U Lynd 1 Ittli it 421 hi LewIs H Hainuel toHeo II Quirk I J7tl at i a l H o WIIIU ar JxliWi Slant LIed ner to Lena Uebhart 1 Hamilton it J freuerlck hmyth axr to John Cotter 4700 ISitu it e a IM a ttlllli at J7xlXJ Lena ieb hardt to OasIl oieiiirjili 1 IHtn it 421 1 LI neural 11 Quick to Lewis B Jam 1 Ibii ar w thlitiVi Voichaaw llolmau and wife to tredx Arnold 14250 stIll it I i U5w SOil ar KixwtVi James M Morton and wife lo Kouert McArntney 47500 Jatkion av a a 53 i Columbia ar 4lxPx41x Knie Karon and uno to Uaorgo bchrauk und Inreitarwa 500 liin today at 175x1125l John 124 Ill I Decker toIBI II iatlen I asOO Will it C 5 I47b 0 3d ar IKHxIUOIIi i Joieph joe P Inicott and aim lo Htdney Haunter 6 X13 fccammelUt a a uii n Monroe it 4Muxtti anil other proprrtyt John Lrawford to liiiiin 10 Plait it 7 Edgar iVoUIJiy andwif to Ired I Fameprupi Vred IloUidiiytoUeed llolllday 1 liudit 5dflL lila II iSiiiloth ar75i umri hail I aDO liltetI trld kllaik I hranLfort it Ill Isaac Harry and wife to El bridge T jerry 6760 Batn rldge al y e cur Suburban it 6xlTOxPx Hit 44111 Ward Heal Luau Ann to heranolt I Uoitlls flllsioii it 253 Annie AsrOl to Louts Aaron TBOj We t 4lh rt rta Joseph h llultenwiiier to Vm II Crawford 10000 Wen End ar w i 5110 n H7th it ZUxIUli John I I later auil wife to Thin P kellr 87000 73d n i a IP e Ar A 25iixl lJi aisle Itntber ford and Wife to John II Rutherford 1 6Bltiit3 Welt teocelanS l r Mllei lo Joaquta KlerarViSVin Jamei it 111lx24 to Gerard 1 ar Leah K U Porter to Hernard French I Purse prop Bernard Krench aud wife to Jamei McLean 0000 Areularlni place n 400H a Gerard ar K7 1x IUxl7Jxlij John Harden jules McLean 3200 Hoiton road i am 731 e Jefteroon it 25aJ t lanklln A tI llcoi and wife in Joieph Weber 1750 Hoiton road lea liu e Jefienon it5xuu lame toTlnreia jllnen 2550 Co ion road i e a 13 e Jefterion it 25x8I same fs 1llealiethM Barry 1723 Honon road i a i HI 4 e Jcffeiou it VOxOii ama tn John Klernan and a lfa I75U Boion road ox81 JelUnon it 50x80 lime to inNooie 8100 2424 it n a 404 tt I Alexander ar 75x100 same to Owen Molllnnli 10875 aiithit io wtithariuixMlliLa ntlna J rroil et alto fannleK Lawrence 1140 Dalnhrtdga ar a a uui IHitnit lleiKalMg 71 SImon r eaia Ise wU to obir Biauta MOD 184th it s 113 HalnbrWg K x8SgSOx ei ama to aama jiij4 2darew cor letthit 47ni n Alfred wnoff m inn and wife t Petar llynn jiY l emit 5 M 151w Lexington ar nuxBtl Roberta PerkIns thomas A DUbmw it 15 aiothit na Ituw Bihar ouxpalit KannlaK u Lawrence to Abraham Uohtaniialn and ana Sl 800 bIllet aa ItS w Lexington ar l tjnuull Caeellallarrla to IeLslnitoP11Y S4thitae iniiaaihar U5XW8 Waa1 Slila Bk to North RIver Par Rk iu ITOOO til ar w a 754 i n cth at 350x741 Jtlenard M Henry ret to Robert RoydVV 40DC Wth it a a W74 s sin aViH 42O4 William B Jenrite it altn William hrltlcn 73 l lhit e w cot lirook ar 7xi54x78x3l7 Chai r White e t alto Mary li Tout 1 titv a a 713 a sao it 25x741 llntda I Vlttntf and ann to Louts and Pauline nourgirdit 17MC 105th at B a ut w nth ar rVxIoo Wiry Voit lo chaneif Unite and ano I frJditii 175 w let ac 50XHUSI John ti Iloett flee and wIfe to George Klngler Fame proton John J Schlfilnger and wife lo beige Klnytrt al 11000 Came propi Anna Orth aitrlx and ano to leo MnrlfrACo Same prop Lhrlittan llacheraeUltrand wlfa to mine I 1 Pants prop redk A Itlngler and sub exora to lame 1 Tahiti w cot Madlion ar ntUxl022i Kllta beth R w hiker lo Charlei D Iiurwell 4300C Morri ar wa 7ia ivtd it Mxtuo John fltr tairiolt to Slate A Fltrpatrick 1 Cth cv wa Mln 1 limthit K ixtnoi leo liar ray to Martha A harvey 1 lit ar w a 2X1 n lmth it 35x741 RIchard M Henry per In Robert hoed 2000 rroipect ar w a mil n n eitchaitrr ar 2IXI2O ilxlirt John haitI to Iheitry Ixihie 300C nritcheiternr na iKUa Prnnnect ar 2Sxluo Jih Iluershel et al 10 13lla it Chambers lKX Perrr ar n a ror Suburban it S1ixj40xiuxlt4 24th Ward Real l34tots ASsOcIatiOn to Hereno n I Honnu I Same piopirtyi Kereno D loaflli and wife to Amtrotoil Kell 75C 6th UT w a 5141 iisth it mexluo Mary A narbertoP Ad Malleion SO DOC Sdav i e cor Spring place inxn Franklin A llcox and wire to henry It u VTation 480Q coin ci i n p 222 e ad ar nxUHU Belle rliher and wife lo samuel Frank leH Came prom Kiniuei Frank ana wife to John lteremunn 1600 Gist it Sa West Elliot Sundford ret to Mer cantO Trust Co 10000 itMh it n a 175 10th ill 71x110 III Ilaao N D ckmin trustee to Abraham Llchleuiteln and ano JT23 Olhar w i J4il a auth iMKxIixi LeontlnoJ Frost et al to LevI A Lncknooil 1400 Sib ar w t 74 It a lUHO it uOxlOO same te same 700 RRCORDrD HORTGiQICI ArnoldKridk to Phube A llofTman we Kith ar a icnili it 4 jn ll000 Adlitr Haiah aniihuilund to tha Tula Guaran tee aId I run Co wi AT A ii7tlnt r yr MOOO IliitcMIl Marr and John to lunar Volfera n i Itiliit a lltliar 3Tr 1600 Bnrwell I hai D and Martha W to hlltahelh U w luster s wcor75lh it and Madlion ar l r oro Parry lllabath Jl to IrnulllnA M1 e a iotnn road s Jeflerinnil i yrs 1015 Crawinni 13 Mn 11 tn Joitpn L Huttenwleier 121 iWeit4thit lyr I Ii mortal 30000 i Kropiinil John V and wIre tu Joseph 1 but tot wICOOr 5 i27thit a luthar 1 jr 8000 ChHintirti Lllen M tn Annie WIlkIns n i Weil chemr e rrtijnct ar s yre 1000 DevIl Janice and Koto Jams t Bray 11 Binh it a olll nr I yr IOO FlirpairlcktJohntn Jickion Wright w S Mor ru ay I 174 st Ire 201 Hack trolerickto the MetropolItan LIfe Ins ioniud te Ainiierdamar I yr 3 florIst 48500 Honmann Michael A and wife to Rosa her manu flirt Ac n i lIMb I Cl e Jlouevnrd l yr 4000 Ilauunerttrln Hear ar 1 wile to Madeline Plercn n e unit it w 7th nr I yr 70000 JenkIns Thomai J and lenrge and wives to redk A Scow wi lit at n twin it 1 r 2000 Klernan John and Margaret lo tranklfn K VT1I ion s e a Hoitin road a Jerfi onit d ra 875 felly John P and wife to Joseph P Carney ua lotn it e otnmbtiiar l yr 654 Kama tn John O Baker w i 53 eat had ar u a 7thit 2 jr 7000 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An tlnfbrtunute IntroductIon to the Police A policeman found an insensible man lying In the cutter at Third avenue and Thirtyflfth street at 1210 yesterday moraine Ho was taken to the police station In a band cart and when Keraoant Cablll searched him ho found a box marked roach poison Dr Undies was summoned from liellcvue and was about to HBO n stomach pump to the supposed stilcldn when tho mrnrnmoto himself and with a yell ntiritni Into the nlr and came down on the mile on which he had boon lying Fmustilntilt Thou in started In to clean out tti whole pnllua station In this he failed and after 11 struggle 110 wns locket ui Ho mill he wna Charles Johnson a driver of 21SO Third iivonue and thnt Inn Inc passed the civil service oxnmlna tlon with a percentiioot an bo hail made ap plication for a position on tho police force Yesterday moraine In the Iorkvillo 1ollca Court no one had any complaint tn make ncnliiit Johnson end ho was discharged hulnctal AMERICAN BOIIINO HTOCX COM PANY CAR TRyST CEXTIFICATKM IHHUKU TU Till IRON CAK COM rANt PnnlM A K L If AND N TIIK CKNTRAL TItUS rUHPANr OF HEW YORK ii prepare I to pay the coupon thit mitored July I eon oC Ill abye ceriinralat The cnupoua ot oerllOiatea deposited with the Trust Company tublact to the action of the Committee of Cerlltltate llolderi will bo raid luthe Conimlllee and by then dlilrlbuted to tha holders the fruit Com panyl rertltlrti ntdipolt at their Interest way an leer at tile nltlce of Menr lo t ilarlln A Uouihany 10 45allit l ew tort CIty AU other such cooponi will be paid lo the holder hereof at the onlce nf the Iruit Company i4 WALL 6T MW VOKK Ueo 10 IMU CKSTRAL TKLST COUPANY OF hETT TURK Pipciltajy IRVING A EVANS CO JUNKKBS AhD llIlOKBlia MKMBFITS Or TUB BOOTOX MBIT TURK AMU fllliiADELrflU STOCK tijtCHANUES Flake BulldlaaT S Mtale Ml Boatoa H E ENDS T C BOOK H K ENOS CO BANKERS AND BROKERS 45 k 47 Wall St AIItlVATK PARTY adrinrri money Immtdlitely and eonndintlally on furniture aid planes ouhout 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rOUOIIKRErSIE nillVR C11KK KlMlsroN A ID 11u1804t74 61155 V IliiRA M wso 3is 1B21I M olio for Cough kferil l innn n t251t 4v n 01 73U 515 r l xn for llarrlesn west holntl tli4S t11z15 A t25 tS30 535 1515 1425 P M ALHANV17I4S 1010 10 t 1 fllilS A M I3 10 neon t 5t 3l54UaiX tUA 7JV 5it P H 1 0 it tiM TROY1743 Dm10 iooa io ax HIM A M 1200 non 43155 tv HH 7ii OHM X tl 119 nIgh IJIIOA ASO 8YnACtJs1f745 0555 tillS lO SxSl I a onion 4 JIP outx 7i30 DilA r U liso eight RiuitrHThR ia lOflunn A M 12 DO noon 4 5 x 015 735PlISr H tI4iiInllit SUFyAI0lO 1064 t11150A U 1250 coon 430 7 81 8 15 P St S41AOAItA rALLso10 tO03 jlo30 A It 120Onos2 4 145 7t 11115 I It AfliROoDACK IIOUI4TAIS AND MONTRPALt7l4 in n A M 7vi 15113 r M ill tllfllgi5t tntlltN nRNIVA AND OANANDAlOUADlllX 10KXX in SO A X 73UHUA 1 MIUOi mlJnluht SKIlkHlilllK IIILlfi VIA lUtll EM D1V1810M fllllV M 8iiil PM For tickets ana space In RU plntr Cars Apply ftt Grand Central l Hitlon Sr it 413 75 R42 snd I llroalwavl U lat4t place 57 West 125th itind liwthit itition Nw York 1133 Wmblnitlon it IM fnlUn u and s HiUcrd a T E 1 llrooklyni 11W hudson Jerir witcntti Repress rilti for and ch cti baggage from hotels Mid resIdenCes through tn HitlnMlon flullr except sundSy iUallroxcptS tnrdr Other traIn ran daIly AIOTO trains exoetIt Ihose ItTlnr at Oiin in on A M lam noon 2314 3 30 11115s 450 433 o2sr M and U Inldnlclit stun at IMHik it StalIn JUIIN N TdUUFY UhllRtlR II PANIKIA Genral Mn cr General PaiMncr Agent New York and Boston All Rail Leave thy war of file KII A M Bnrlnrflotd and unrcnttr 8J P M inrtui A SI l Sew nnHoii enl Irorliltnca 4 HO i M i II I it A M frrlnittlicl and Woreitr S 311 I M 1291St Hartford ana N V aim N B 6iM P 1 M I OIK M New London and PrOTldno 7 ir I M 28s1 l M OlilImontir and 11 Y nn t 27 B OSlO i P M 4111 P M inrlngtlrll and Unrciltr tl 0il P M MOti p H xw London and 1niTldnc lUflP Jt 11 00 P M sprlnincld and ttnreJmr e n A M 12111 P M 1ew London and Prutliiuea 7OOAU Rnn daily Including Handara adorn urrlce same noun and br lam routes Leave For lue P2 i A V Shlbnrn Volts 1W V 1 M 4 fa P M Danbury A Knrwallc nnntlitcldH J Through parlor or sleepIng ran by aeh train li T HKMPflTEAU Gal Pan Agent JJELAWAHE LAOKAWANNA AND WESTERN flAIL 5 IWAI Bberttit Una Titlbolod rnllmin coaches 11 A M Buffalo and oiwuo Express Tla Patir n for Hatar lap Rlroudihuric Fcranton BlnEhAinlon Owno Ithaca Wartny Elmira Corning Hath Dan yule Eberburn MalervlUc Klclinld tprinirs tltlca SIt Morris irtana Oxford 1orwlch Iortland arra cuie ration and lnt rmedlata stations onnctat Canton I with traiiu for Ilttston Hllktibarrn I Ian Till and nortlmmtxrland and at Buffalo wIth trains for the V lest 7ti V ningbamton Mall Tla Bonnlon 1 P 1J Itlnghanitott and ilmlra P xpr Ill for Water Gap Rtroudiburg Acratiton Ow iro Wuverlr Ao Unn fleets at Scranton with tralni tor Plttilon Klngitoa and Uiiktfbarra 410J M Scranton Wllketbarra and Plrmoith 70115 i P V dallj Suffalo Limited Exorem rU Paterson for 8trnnd Liirg Scranton IlinEharainn Owfo Wavrlr lllmlra Conilnr Path Wai land Iianllit Mt Morrli Ac arrlrlnir in BuflitloTtn A H UP M Idallri Hnffaln UtIca and ntwtiro Expren for Ftrondvhur Hrranton Hlngimmton Iortlanil rrasui tulton Greene Oxford AornlcU Sbrliurnc natcrTlil ftietiOnld prliifn lo sn1 at point on the Buitalo dlTlilonronu with tram for the West L EIIIQIl SALt ET RAILROAD 1 Leave foot of Cortlandt or Des brouei it 7 e OM and 11 AM 1 340450310 and 7 P M The pIcturesque rout betwesn Nw I York and Easton Bttblham Mien I town rottarllle Mauch rbnnkWlliu harra Tlttiton Scranton Ithaca Geneva Wa ertr Watklni Glen Elmira Rocliitor ButTalo Ma ara alia Toronto Detroit CHICAGO ST IOUIS and ALL POINTS WEST TlcVta and iltf rnu car btrtbi ran ba itenred at th Gtnral Eastern Oltlca 235 Broadway or IMU tail 12Sta itrfct COMPANIA TRANSATLNTirA ESPANOLA BlbAUSHIP IIAHANA rapt Deichampa Will call from company pier 2 N R on Wednesday l ec Hi l at IJM Inking freight and paelcngerl dti ect for Havana Progreio 7 eta eros I routers and Campeche with transhipment nt havana for Rantauder corunua Igo UIJou and lltlooa blBAMSHIP SAN AOUKTIX Capt I ardona Will tall from raid plernn Saturday Dec 13 at 12 M tnktng frelclit and poiiengeri direct for llarana ami w Hh tranHliipmrnt at thli port for santander Lorunua VIlo tijun and Bliboa Fur further artliuiari apply to J 11 ILIULLOS A CO Agents 01 Walist HAVIlf rm AMFRICAN PACKET COWeekly ex 11 tree serviCe hello COIl 3eW i Irk Southampton and lunjtiurg by tile macninceiit new twin screw iteamere of IHUAI tntm and IAMJ tn lHuuu hone power will be gin lu April Ihli Hue holdl lbs record for the fallen trIPs to ami from Southampton and tha Continent ror 1 auace waiting datra Ac apply to Hamburg American I ueneral Papienger Agenta Packet Co ii Broadway C It filCHAKU A lo tY I Proadway Maw York XTEW YORK AND TUBA MAIL BTPAMailll CoT NEW nrri IK and 17 Fait tIter al J P H tor llarana Progreio ampeihe Laguna Fruntera Tamplco Tuxpan and 3 era trilL Matanzaa l irdenai hjigtiaialbarlen Na iau Santiago ue Cole Ouantanamo and Clenfnegoc CITY UK VAflliJVTON HlTan unil Mexican port I hatDeo n MAOAKA Ilaranaand skgna Wednesday Deo 17 YLTATAX Ilarana and Mexican port sat Dec Ju BAH Aim A llarana ant CardenaWel Dec 14 BAMIAdli Nssaau biotligo le Cobs and Clanfuegoi Thursday Dec 18 For lull particular freight or passage apply to JAMIS K WAKD A cu Ill IvalI it rMORDr ELT rHFR LLOYD R U COS il bllllllT KOLTK Tu LONDON AND CONTINENT Steamers sal from ider foot or 2d it lloboken FART KXPRIKK MIAHFItH vms Sat Dec I37IA MIKprer Kat Dee 27 7 A M trove Wed Dec 179 A M Ahler Wed Dec 8IDA H Lahn Wait bee 24 4 A M I Sal Veil Jan 7 UP 1 M PInt cabin 7ana upward aterth according to lo cation second cabin 5ii a berth itierage at low rates OfcLKICIIS A CO i Howling Green STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS RBD New York and Antwerp every weak steaniKlitn i ALaiAMi 5 Dec 17 at ll1 A M eteamihlpRKLlKNLAID Wed il l p 21 at I I U Fint cabin JIS ana upward excurilon t 441 and up ward lecond cabin 4113 excursion tfii5andsrj FjSTBKJtt H1U11T J 402111 Gin AgO U Bowling Green QAVASINAH FAST FREIdllT AND PAfiRIiNOEIl SATAKNAH 5 liNltPonr ulcornerl weekly 1rouil New Pier 32 N it foot of spring it H K CIIATTAlluorllFB rrllar Dec 13 s P X H K NACOOIHIvK batuldiy Dec 11 a P I M K h H T1T OF BlltMIMillAM Vnndur Heo 15 3 P M S 5 diV OF AldUHTA Wednesday Dee 7tP M nnnedlnv with Ientnl llallroed nf lleorglu and huiannah 1iorMa and Ilesteru Italiwai for ail pomii In I1KIIHIIIA I I I HHUIH sill Til CAKOIINA Al I s IIAMAani i KlUlxlAXA Vuiurpiilird accnmodatlonl First elm table dhota For freight and aungi apply 10 J D llAKIIAtJFS W II RII1TT fen Agent E Act K V and Vf Ry Kiratinah rant Line 211 Proadway I JI7 Hroadwuy K I L W LKKIt Agent Ocean Steamihlii to New Stir 313 North Hirer TATR MNF nPTWFKN NEIl YORK ILARnOW I AM MUIMK LdMinMUnnM with through ticket at recnrad ratei to LiverpooL 144nionIUblIriAo bTATKUl PiNNRLANlATlur llec IHSAM abln poises fHA to SiO according tu location of ilatrrooui hxcunton llckatu to i in 11115 steer ie ticket to and troll all parIs of rornpe at lowrit rate From Pier l oiumhlabiorai south Ferry Brooklyn NY For particular anl pmiaga apply In AUSlhj BALDWIN A sD ifrn AgtaWBroadway JfV TIllflLYllli BTKAM8I11P COMPANYFor Cl anal I inn K C and Jackaonrllle SIn and oil points IQ Florida the South and touthweit irom PlerJ K 11 Monday Wedneidaia and Inlays 3 i P I M Paifenyer accnminndatloui ana cuisIne umurraMea VIM PIlrnKfti I OUan Agti6 Unwllngllreii N 3 T 1 RQFR Gill tai I H lrtLlne 111 11nayjor TT1IIT1i MAI MNF if R Mill ilOVAt MAIN WIIITK New York Querititnwn and Llvrriiool IlllITANNIi lh Wedneiday Dec 17 45 A M M JI TIi INtdllthJm lire y I P I M Very superior second cabin accnmmodatlona on la Jutic and Teutonic 8irerige to and from the old COOlS try 80 ffimpanri orflce 41 llroadwar and on the wharf loot West 10th it J BRUUF IS MAY Agtnt fDiviilrniljJ and utcrct ELAWARE AND IIUDSOS CAVAI COMPANY DELAWAHE hEll 10115 ho 3 1891 A quarterly dlrldenl of one and ilire quarien iI IM per 05111 on the ouplial stock of thin coniuany will be paid at the omoe of tba company JI Cortlandt it la Mi city on and after Monday Dec 15 1H The Irans far booki will be closed from the chose of buitneka to dey until tha morning of Tnuaay Dec in Mr order ot hbe Hoard of Manager JAMbb I llABTTTretinrr TIORN SILVER MIMING COMPANY OF UTAH HORN 55 KRIIADWAY NKW YOHK Hen III IMa lit reguIsr quarterly dlrldindof 1WELV1 AND A ItALY c IK NTS a chars hai been declared upon the stock of Ibis company payable on and after Deo 14 111115 tonookholdertof rccurd at the close uf bnilnen The ansfc books will chose at 8 oclock P M Dec 141 and reopen at lu oclock flee vu wo I A I IIAitnisuN Secretary AS AJJ A llTl LUO A D COMPANY P Nftt YOllh Dec II 1MKX IOHTII D1VIDFND At a meeting of the Hoard of Dl tcioraof the Panama 8 U II bald at their ofllce lit II ha Mllli building Ibis day a dividend ot liNt ANii IM IIAIh USI fKH ChNT wa declared parable to tockboldera of record or their legal reprcientaitret Os aud after Tnidar the lUth day of iL mbr IC8 I EkNLHT I ulPtNIIUM Treuurer rLifltou 3ottre A T IPIIP4OSL pausyTsatAX OflUECI ev IL A if Ushaey easlor 1050 A 14 The DOS tegstlhLaVt T48t StrU4si1WIe9sle iiisd PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ON AND APTKIX NOV 14 1PCO Trains liare StatIons fool ot llea roaac asi O rllailaf pOloeel a an followii VlOO A M THRKAHf llhK for lbs Walt Pull man VamiDula Helping and Paror tara ArriveS Uleraland MJ5 A M Uolnobm Slid A SI l Cbs diD IK r U and M Iui 7IO p I u next day Caanrola also for WIlllftmRport Lock llatan and Rinro axcepi Sunday and Toledo 05501 t ielnnlny Itaf A lTIIKNhW Soak ANlMlllUAIIU LIM IIH eomvoiid MHiKlrely ot Pullrann aitlbiila Drawing and stale Itoom Hloiing inning Mnoklng and iibifrratlon ran preienttng nnnnual reimria stenographers and typewntein hath rooniR for tola llieR isles mail luroer shop Iliitart esI all tllC eoaranlencei af home or ofllce I glued by natlonarf Slid uoTaltl electric lightn Arrlvi Cliulunatl 8411 and hlrago n 41 A M nnt lay B f 511sf IIIUIR I lllRAld AND CINTINNATf EXPRESS rnlimau Veltlbllle Ileepint Car and ilnmff CarPhilndelihlaluKt louIs Cliirmn and Inclnniil Panenger Ooch Pies Vxrkioivinmbiif Atrioiiln rlnnll I I lil A St Chicago atfcl P I M and M Lout 7i4u P M sent day fltno i Mllih wrRTKItv nxPRPss for all poIntS In the lest Norihwnt and fonihweit rullman riiliinia Harping Car New Wk lo Pltthnrgt Kl Ixinli rhirajn InnatLand MetnpMS ranni T rania Rnl road uinlngfar New Vrk in Philadelphia and Pul rain Diniug sar Pltthurg i to Uiclitnonn and hlcago orrlttnti lInriIhlOIItah I It i hlcagi iJU P M tiet day and M LouUiiAjA M letond morn Ing Counaiti for tMllliDKpirt mmain Kocheiier Maiata rails Cleveland and Toledi dally except BlOOtrtrMPACirin EXPPK Pullman Duffel Heaping tar New York mu Ililcngn Sew Yorlt to ManpMi Yha hue iIllllnlOsIh Valley arrlrri week dariat Ioliimuui 7ilP 14 rierund H3J P M next day ami laity at Chicago 7sI A M ifcond mornlDtf onneru forTnedn itilly nnd for Iorry hrla me Oil regioua ereland und Columbus ax cept Saturday BALTIMORE WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH Kaihlngton Limited Fxprco ot PtiUinun Parlor lots with ninlnii Car New Sorb in Ililtlniiro dally eirpt Minitiy in I A H arrlre 17 athingti 41s l p Mtnnd Oon rrnlonil Limit d ilnliy wth Urn Ingiir its iip M arrive Maihingtnii t t5 p M t regular tprse 613 MlC and nil MA M 3 lu 4H OUL and 115 P I Sm l and hill 1 nUht For tlilttmnre only 11 i P I St t SindavOilS nnd HIVI A V 4in nii and CCII P Mnnd 1215 nkht lor noiuti on Clieiapeaka and Ohio Hallway and flnclnnall tern eri Dining Car and coicliti tlirnuKli 5 ro P K dally Fnr Ixing Branch Point Pleasant and InlermedU ilitlnnl weekdays UMA M j 415 and ulu P M Fun Uy 1H4I A M B 15 P I tl Io not Hop at As yoRrATLAVTIi fll l ill P M Through Dar Coach wekdara cmmnciR f rCip Use and lImo tis Villa yor Did Point ami Norfolk Sta New font Phllidelplim ANorfolk Hnllroil C hI A M dallr steeps nn lny and o KIP M dill i tia lliltlhier oii la tine aim P M weakdata FOR PHILADELPHIA Express Tratas Isat e at followi 1375 7ti 144s H 0 it I iiiihtcaro Limited with inning far and Ill III Wiihlmtnn liniiidi I and HUM A u ijsn i am 3505 3I u 4ii 4 n 5 KX sltiO 11 Ti K in nod lOtI P I H and I2tl ntult Accomtrndation llliiA I I I M 4 40 and 7in I M Kim days i xnrrm h 13 MTU tO 1 0 II Limited I and 10 I A H 21111 4 4 U 5 Hini K and UP tl and Uilnnlght Accommodntlon 7HiP I St Th Niw I ri TrMiifer fompany will cell for and Cheek bargaga from hotels and residences ihruugh M deellnatio For tim tables ot local train apdrto uny ticket agent of tha company CUAH h Piait J R WOOD Uencril Manager fian eal Pan Agent ROYAL BLUE LINE CKNTKAI H K OP NUW JEKSET Philadelphia and Reading Baltimore and Ohio rooT OF LIBRRTT ST hOlTII KIVKIt T1HP TABLE NOV 1C IttKX For Philadelphia IJiiltlinor and WItSlIIflgtOtl Soy Fhlladrlpnla at 430 745 Utio II tint A M 1 1 tn a H SSH 4510 3155 ti OU 730 J1 M JZli night 8Ii17YS 111 n ui AM2m3 j n utur M 1317ni2ht For llaitimora and Wuhlngton dnly at n tv tIl 15 except Sunday A M 2tt5 a 1U iikl P M U II nleht Parlor can on day trnlnH Pleeoer on night triltin Ticket and pitrinr oar teat an DA aetured at 71 2A1 41 1 Ill inn 1111 irondwai TT mi nr 3114 Went Ulth it Ii4 Put iviih et N r York 4ronri Ft 10 1 ulton it I4 llrnadw ay lirooUrn New 1 orb Tlanifer Company will ran fur and checL bacguv from botilur reiuleuce tn deitlnatlir BALTO OHIO o Fsast Lxtresn Triil it yta IliiiAiiFirni iu it HAL IL1ORI5 4 CHICAGO CINCINNATI ST LOUIS And All Point Vrrt JI7L8MI nit urnncti MAIL THAIXS Leave New Verb foot of Llhertt it ai follow nr Cllir flll j rnu i M I iriAil orrlNCl NII M lOUItv 9 i l A f OOP 16 lorHAMIIMlTON BALT1MOKE OKI A V IITO A M 21 H J Jti 051 P I M UI5 A M All trains dally icept 1 1 Mi A M Sunday Kor MlltKOLK rla Hay Line 2 P I M week dare Ticket oRlccei li2 Ill 41 and I 1411 Kroadway New York sal Ht Itrotdway llrooklrn STATIUN FOOT OS LIIIKIUV ST iilrntral R I li of N 11 New York Tranifer I tinipanr will call for and check baifgnce from hotel or reildetico lo denlnatlon J T u UK lU SIlAS i 3 M1ULU Manager itnl Pai enger Agent E 7ltIE flAtfWATtbe Pictiirr qiie Route 54 ot America Through train leave New York foot of hamberi it dally ua follows and lira mInutes earlier from West J id st1 IltOl i A 51Vie Niagara Valll and rhiuianqua Lake Iorlor car hew s IrS to liuQilo bleepan llornellirlile tn Detroit and Cincinnati 11 OP I M VeRtlhuleil limited Solid train for Chi cago vIa I hautanqua Lake with dining car to hlcago Heep ra toLliUatra Cleveland and St Louis I Uitn I cinnatu ho extra charge for quick time and inperlor service HIM P 14Solid train to Chicago rla i Niagara rallR Sleepers to Dnffaln Rocheiler Toronto and Chicago 8 su P I t7la Chautanqna Lake and Niagara Pall Solid train to Chicago meepera to uuffalo Chicago allIS Cincinnati W o KINKARSOX General Pauenger Agent trnmbonte 3OO TO BOSTON For FlntCli Limited Tickets I arri reduced rta FALL RIVER LINE Htamer IlVMntTII and IltnVlUKNCL in commit lou Leave rw York Iroin Oier2l l It foot of Slur mrit tuny tund Included nt4 tr SI i Coun ctInQnb Anuox boll from Brooklyn and Itri r OIly 0 I U t LLSIAM VI TlhUlviilAN between 11 KlTcranJ Hoitun ORClIhTKAou cteincr NORWICH U NET PAIEKS ItKULlkU TO ALL PilINT NEW IONIUlN stt N U Wit llT S18S TIIRIENI Kit 81 ItOMTON 15 STEAhlalt8 cave riliU4ii XOltTIl htlViIi next PIITC ADllVh lEKBUOKMr ST PbllltY DAILY Siindnrex reptdat4 SIP M Ticked and italroomiecnred at rinolpal officeiIn Ntw York hroomyti aud Jrriey i ity STOisrnvroTowr LINE A II KAKEM KKUUCIIO The lr lda Bonta lloiton 13 Prnndema W3 i Worceiler 1325 cvrreipondlug reduciloni tu and from all haitern points Steamers leave new Pier sn S it one block aboro Canal it aHau P 1 M dally except Sunday RAM DELLLiNrT For Nawbnrgh Kiihllll Corn wall Cold Spring and Uett Iolnt from FranUin at Pier N K week days at5 p M Mindayt ti A M tnttU DIt yOILKR EXTRACTS TfiRTII without paln0 Mta s up Parlora 74 3 arlck it cur Cinal it a4 AM 15 tflnnr TEETh wliM7wlllnir dar 1 tTtnlng hr IAnH 307 rth av anu itliiL furniture ABBOLCTFLY strong folding bedi onlr 5 hair mat t1 Itmea ti i cabliiat mltror beds orirIo4W53 Jt fttcc uruitur IkUUKS AIID OPIICE YDIUCITUE IN 085 VA 1 lUSTY MAUVQL7JD IT 7 0 ELLL1 111 IVLTQ ST OHrtticmjj fltljTti e I J ASUATTAS TUCIT rOMPA TTjlErf YORIt Dec II 1018 The anneal meeting oftiie stockholderot tbla enmpinr for the election of Director for the coining iear and Inspector of Llecilnn for Itwj will be held oS TUrsKAV Jan l 13 1511 at tIle iiItce of the compasy oornrrot Mail and haiatusti New York Polls open from 12 u lo l o clock P M The transfer boots will be closed on Dee 13 hesS atlo opened Jan Ii Ilihi r u IRENCIIprstdent CEATOBK MANVPAVTVflE J TIONAI HANK 29 WALL BT11KK1 NEW ORK Dab In I MO The annual elctlun for llirectora of thla bank will k held at lb baokinK rooms On TUENLIAY den II 1l from II 2 to I P 1 I HA AC hi WALKER CasbIr N OTICR The annual meeting of the Riall Coal Bi Change of lii CIty of New York to sleet trusteeS anl nllleri lor the eninlng year will U held alibi lirani3 2 St opera llouo rldayuo IB lht 4 as ii oclock JEnE PAIll3ltUttN 15 becretsy nua sw York ftectIlotei flIIP AM IM JIKhTIMi Oh TORI h7IOmiILUrnS J of NiimUerliiie llnnilre and Twenty nnaMadlana Atviiu will IK ieid at th ulllr of floe rmplsir 141 Iahloil ay Ill tb 01w Yirt On SI edliesday itt line I I 015 at urIne 1 SI br tIis eectieu of Irus tees for llie e110illg sear New York Det I 195 IIOWARD Secretary C 3388105 COIIRrIOATIONCUAMR tiAWS The abate coturnhsajoii will bold a mestiag at s PifthAyuue Uotei on duniay lIeu Is at e Ih5norlag lipersoeainhreIe4 angwk dsg I IWIl Ibsubebear VJUT g OOIYEL7 f g ftc Qo5s 4 cw4I SuprtnME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OP MW aJ S lillk li d inad as the place i f trHI Wlllant Ator aId ii ri llne II loller l till w fa pu nllUR agnlntt MilUmiialdorfAinr and CunrlrR r Miuihiujyd ni icecuii r nt the last will nnd lei aniMit ot Jilin Jucou Astor ileceaied llrlni Kooieiell lf of Jamt It lloonrrrlt l liarloiliAtnrnitiv lirci tom tells ot J Inlr man Urijtoiu I li coins S3iiertncrhirii l Milmn wife nf J urine 7 Mtion Jo in latoli AMnrJr Mnr l I an A len tlame 1 attreliR Valu Ale and Miriih Mewnrd Von A in ilefendanli To the auotrnainvd Ilefes do ale lou arc herehy amnioned in suvar the coinptatnt n thkl action mid ho seres n rniy ot your anwrr nn iho lUlntldi attorneyti a lthln twentv lure aftri the Rfr vice nr this uuniiHi excliut of the doe nf service and In case nf oiir failure tn appear or answer jul leant will be Ulan against j ou by default for lbs relief daininded lu ihe comidnlnt Uaeil Sew York October 17 IMXI IIIIID DAY A lllltl Plalntlffr Attorney Office and loot Once addreii Zoo IM Broadway New York cltr To Mary Yen Alan Jamei Lauren Van Alan Karnh Steward van Alen aud James J 1 7511 Abel Hie for going Riiinniou be I served nnnit you liy puiiilcatiun pur Riitnt to an order of linn Morgan J Ollrfen Jnitlcof the Hnpreme loll l Ft nf lha Mat nf New 3 orK buIod the ISih day of oremher IHWI and flIed loll Ii th loin nlatni in the nthco of the Clerk of till lslurt and of tlio illy ant countY of hew York it tie County l ourt lluuie in itt illy ISiillI I i DAY X Iinn PlalnlllTe Attorneys ifhoa aud lost Ulttce address So lO Broadway New iorl clt N EIV 3 1111K RtPnT IKcorRTI the mattir of NH the plICAItoti nr the Itonrd nf street open lug unit lintrorrmrnt nf the i Ity nf tew York for and on lielot f f the Vatnr Aldermen und lommiinHliyf lha I City or Hew S orb Ini ICe to no quiring SlOe tn certain mndi In the sixth hI ird nf ttie iItt of Nw Von boundrd by Park Uulherry Hajard ami Haitr nrreii for H public Part i a 0 hill out br raid lloird under aOl In puriuanc ut chapter b2Oot the Laws of lNoi PUlllANT TO TUP PrtdVIilKIMI OF CHAPTER 8211 sf Ihe 1 ana sit 1147 the Shaor Allermen enI CoOl rnooalty of the City of Sew Sort hereby give nolirs hat the Cuonuel to the Corporation will Inst apoica lIon to a Special Term of tI Supreme lothrt of the Slate of Maw York In ant for She First DeparImeot t he held at the Ciiaiubie of said uu8 Ia lbs C0u1117 Liemurt huSs ill the lit Of New tori on tie 111th day of December IPI4 it lbs penhlig or the Court on Ibit day r as coon therealter a counsel can be heard Ibereon for this appintlnflt sf a ullmnlsloner of Na limit In Ih eboTeenlltlei proceeding lu tba plica and Head John J Bannell resigned baled Saw York NOT it ifcwn WILLIAM II ILABK Counsel lo the Corporation a Tri on row Kw York Oily I gttitic 5t1r 10 CONTRACTOR PROPOSALS FOR FURNISH ISO WATFRtAM AJTB lNIIFORNIN43 WOIIK 114 TIlE ZRRCIIOIf 140 ClSiPI51Tl04 UI Ii HTHAMtlnATinU VUID TILATluN AND ltlhVATOIt WORK 70k TI 1hIY OKtillNAI COtritT sVulUlNO NOW COlJltMI US KRFUriU rUItUANT TO offAl IBIt 471 LAWS UPRoOT SeIed MtfmMM for th ahoV work endorsed with the above lit also with the iuma of tlie ptrxmor Ilervolis uuklnir the Cain and the dale of jirtittitAllou will bo received HI the vOIce of the comptroller Koorat UaiKliO llnanca IeimrtincL Htenart lulidlnjr sm Bro dwAMti the CUr of New York until ViedueixUr lice 17 imii nt iJ ouinek M fct which place and buur the bide will be publicly oDMiid Iy ipd ill the presents ot the unnn toneri ct Ills Mtiknir ruiid or urn v Joritr ot Unm and rend SlId ilie award of Ins con tract if anardfd will ue nuUo 10 thiS loweLl bidder wuh adouuaie recurtr is aoui thereafter aipraettna hIs itif tiertuiior IvifOtiB tu lum She contract may be awarded will te require tn Mteiu at the offc ot theUeunrtmtnt of 1ubilo Wirks with the uirttiet of fered by him or tuein Slid etemm tlie t omract wllhla live days from tile die nf the service of a notice to that eUfecti mid tn case sit tntlureor tircleitto to do he or tliey will be coniidtrrd as hnvlnit abandoned It and M in default to tIle i orbnrAttun and thereupon the work shah Is readvartUed ntid reid and co un until the con tract be accented slid tieoiituJ The work to corn tnmcv Nt suCh lime lu me Commissioner of Public 3 orbs itia itenlRiiAte II frrtnl u Kilt tint be given for the with drawn li Slit bid nr estimate No Oil wilt be accepted from ur contrail Mwimied so an jierfton who li III ar rears tititie corporation utm iebt 1 or contract or wn is a defaulter MB tiirtty or otherwise upon any obiljrv tion to the rurpirMlcm JiidderN ore required to Pt lIe In tnelr c Uiiate wider lath their nnini and plan1 nf rendcnte the ttaiiiM at nil t or nna tut tr fried wlili lln w I his rcln and if no other iierHni HA to n erected they ilill dUiticilr lists the raIl AiimiiAt It li uinde uithnut nny cnnitcetion with any litr iieriui tUsk ilt a lii bi i nr otlinate lor the 5unii I iiurtoif mid list U I i In nil respects j lair a na wit hum collusion or irAudi I sine liii that im member of the t timmnii Council hea l ut a department chief of a i butenu deputy thereof or rer intreiti or other ofli eer of tlto orttitrattun Is l llreitlvnr ludliecil Inter enied the mil or tu ti n fiiipin or wi rk to whlli U reUte or In Oh uy ItS lots hit UK wllt Uieifr I 1 Ii ers Tnor Ilitiii I one ernti i Ii Inter inl i it Ii I requisIte that tie erlnation Uo tjiade and ulucrtjed b ait the par lice Intercatcd haItI eitilimile ahioll tioaccamiwinleil Us the cnnieut In urinnif I f two ImimMiu it i e or I treenadrr tu I 155 lit itfNfW tirlh a hIll tlitlr resjuctiie p I ace ot bull iheu sir testIer to the envoi I hilt it the contract w awarded tulhuier U tnnklnir ttn eHimtie they will iipoii Ito bfiiikf 10 awarilrd h I s nIne hnumlaillt sure lie for lit lalthtul lerlornniKc eiut Uha C I ii I thall tttultcr irfimu u iiitxecuie MM I tmf tOot will ra t thft Inrji cdliii i any ihtlrreno Id neon lie I sum lu l to hiLlS 1 vs nil he entitled ujtun lta inmii ctioii slid lust Mlirhtiie i nrp ratttui iiii ie I b Uttl to jm in Ills txT oii to whom the tntitrotu dial l tie awarded St aur MI ii funfut islh 11 ff it t n11 11 Hit ill rtrti Cf f t rnlnieil ti Ui tio fMiuin i l IIIIMMIIII t f ttie wrl bf vtntn tt o tm Btrt tritiet i tf cti eitt 10111 5 tnfn tloticti thiil l v HIM iniii tiled I y the mill r rtlttruiattoo lu II rIjitO i St cacti of thu i er n hUiilutr th mui tliii Ic In 1 huutoitt ller or I ret uolisr in S me I rtty of Nr W S sri uit i VTII tlm iiiiiouut the ntcitrlty re iuirul mr tin uniiitoiMn f Ihic CM Hurt and soled III I tho trsot t X so cr AIHI ulnae HHJOfhtmt eiry iiAturtr i u 1 c 0 er uixl AiuiriiiK iiatntiil I leo in tall sarI tt unit nihirriiFe Hint that he hiss leieI 1 l lilintir lieS niirety lu kiiritl I toltli unit Mill MII luttullnit tn eXeIultI Ills tMii rriiiliril tiC Uw lie I nhijtmiy anil si itH u cm 7 ur the HM nrtt ittsrei will ta I mi jrtt tu the aw prtiii if mo t muiitrollur altir the its ord U iimde and Itrlur to the iKiiniir nt tie mimm t 1 ur the I n vtiito unit xti ut i I tti cork to lie done lid t hers Jtr rtl rril t the chiC i liU ttiloriN Iii the plum and druse tic 1 hlrli run Ie cecil at the mt ci nt Thoin U tit on it M hutrei litiiMt Sn l27 I isles boy l Sal d HicrlnMittuiti 11015 hind drawiziSe lorui I art ni tIe lirotta 5 e I no lithe err ho 1 to bn om iihetet l within 3Mday AtttriMiiii tu ciuniiifti work has teen niren bj the Ctiuitioinhier or Piiblii it orbs tile d unaac tit he pct lit tnecontractor for each day tl at tIle iintr ict mm lt imtuitilin i diet the time npco ld nl for lie I oiijleiinii ihci cot hull hjie ex irah are hy ucltitme tn ti toturnet xeit allIl liiiumuted at ONU 111 Mdtllt IKlf LASts lie div Hld rrs fillet Mate in wrltui and aUn in trotH a price fnr the whole 4rb loinplflf hich Irk e Into covtr Ihn I turnltihinir I ot ill neie arj ntatrrlam and Itiburau I the crr irinatice uf Ill theMcrk oct t forth m th fpoitDcutlou and rorilt ut Mjretmvtit hereunto an 10111 No r4tlmate will tie reclreil nr ronuMfrM unteii ao cnmpaiile I ill fltlr r n itrrtliled ole upon one of ISiS Male i r Mxtlutiat MiK l i r te Itynf Ne v Vort drawn to tlio order ot the CnupiroiUr nr moiivy tu ths mount of llxe let centum ur I tie mount of ih I ecurl r re iutraJ fur tic iilthlut tiTf rniMnoe of the commit Mich rhrck nr money ituit liii be InrtnNtd lu the peileJ eio cope Ioninluttie the estimate but mint ho 1 IVUtrd t tue niltier nr clerk nt he iJeimrfitif nt who han pur7e of Iho emtunte tun and ho Ptiluoic ihh ie leliloiL tiiiuali tc IliiilhslICIi tbck or unMiry hat liven rxatittiird hy sold niDeer nr citric ruO fuuti1 in I lIe rrct All iuh dcpooits r ocept list o Hit I uncce Ntul btlitrr will Lo returned lo lie i prmniii inaklniflh gaiiif within threw liny afier the cnntnci I twartiMl If the NticLebHiil buidcr rhAil refine nr fieitlfct withIn tIe dan ufltr nettle Ihat the contract has ieen l HwirtleJ lo ihiOl i to execute the tame tiil amntiiu of tIe deptklt ma le bv hlui a mil be forfeited and ho reta ne l n thai ICy nf 3en ort no IIMitdAied ilnnniiffr fur ouch tieclti nr rd usel hot It he iliall vecuie itioiitiitrart ant IEVP the proper iecnrKy with In the iinif Kforfiriid the amount of Jits uepoilt shall be returned tn hull llin auiuunt of security re nlrta IB twenty fire per cent of the amount bid for the entire cork ai herein ob tt iperired ThF rlknt IK reserved br the CommtMloneni to relesl all ills l if tlicy HiiiU lucIa tt for tile Interest of the Cor jiorait rn n do iHtilc 1 torum tit 1 pHtlmatA and further information If I required CA I be obtained ntt Hppilcalion at the olOcs the Cifinptroiler NO 2 Hnm Iway NaIl YUIIK Deeemier I IWU JlLUll a 1 tKAST Mayor FREDRUIGK RMtTI mlcrder TiiLioflolil3 W MYHlrf OommtoileBift t ointitroller of tbs ThOMAS C 1 1 CHAIN Sinking huai umherlaln 1 MALTnN Tiii halrmim rnnimitt cnFInanre lto rd of AMermen tIAITIEMT OK PfBLIC IARKR 40 AlfD 41 DEPARTMKNT D t IIAMUMtS ST 16101 OKK Dec tI 18955 Notice in hen hy zleu that the CominlBiIonert of ths iJenariroeni of Iuhllo 1arks in the city of New York wilt Ht their o it Ice 411 and l Chamber fttlntha Emi Kraut MMn Bank bulldlntr In nald city on M ednca day I et 14 loll at II I oclock A SI l near and con slier nit utatrmentR nbectloii and evidence that may then and thuie hi offered In relercntt ut the coiitem phile I rcUflonnf the Street ryrteui in purioince ot the iirotfilf iin uf chanter 7I of iho ham or irtaT tu the Iweitly third and entyIdiirin wariln ir liu In Ihtit part of the llniits Point DlitrlcV Tnrntvihird ward houidrd by Southern Home vard 11 ret Puruii road Uronx Itlver and Long Is dIll foiinn St Chance nf Hum and location of BnlnbrMpe av be twein hunt iHahrtnd 117 flLhvtHi4ih wurd 8d Otiaiue nf tirailcii ot street from Iart 1d to 160tli ru and from Itailroad av emit tu Courtlandt a VH 2344 ward th linn 10 nf location sad width of CAmtnann at front Fonlnatn iod to Harlem bleep Terrace 24111 ward Silt Chanaent location mid linen nf n Street known Si Frlin ruad from tlm southern hue of the Wet more etate to lu lnter ectlon with Ithrerdaleav Jilb ward The general charnctrr and extent of the contemplated c1mn e i on lfiM tu chnnumc the location width oonme wlt lluit linen close Mid pradea cf and dn continuing and clocinz In vIol or in part certain AVftiu MrftH and roaM tandinff and Urlnr oat othert to take their j lnres ami flxtiiif the crates of the fcrvrral rtrc in within ih above le orlbed limit Mapn vhowliifr the contemplated changes are now oa txnlbltioa tn laid office officeALBERT OALMT I AUHl IIUICUINS NATllA1 TftALS 1AUL llAMA Comtiitsviontri of Publlo Parka POSTOKKirn NO7ICKTetter for forelrn conn trie i eed not ie l vpet lall addreed despatCh by any particular rteamr eicopt when U desired Intend duplicate nf tmnUmi and commercial documents let tere not specially adOrc ted btini tent by the faiteM vessebo available Ioreljn miihe for tIle week endlnj Dec IS will clot promptly In ah roem at tIlls oHlrr as foitnwa FRIliAY At 11 A M tot donatve per steamship clarlOet I SATUKV 280 A M for Ireland per rtearniMp A it TM til a il Qiifenfttown fttcra for Jreat britain mid lhier lutopeun couutrlet must be directed per Aurnnla uti 131 A M air t hnrnpe per iteamtnip lIsts via houthatnpton and llrenieii J letter for Irelmd inun Le dlreiiRd per Km at 4 A M for the ethrrund direct per steam inlp 010 a in via Jotiertlam lettarn mont be dir uled 1fr Obdain 1 Ut 4 A M for Scotland direct pet fltftimiinlp Jtochurla via Iliascow tltttcrx mutt tjt dirfc t rer Ancltorla at lu I A 11 nuppVm niary 103 i A M i for hL I CroIx ami Ht TSomaa tb aM Croix ato Kind ward 1 aids dir o per rlennulup Ittrltdeo letter or Trnilnnd atifl Tntaffn mhlut bo dTAted per tarltv Ieel 1 ft 1 I v fi i HIIII che i luaj aa Tahivea and AicutHti pr cVrtniihlp lltj nf 7 ash hit rtin Celter fjTMba I h InmpiM urn luxpam direct and other Mrxtrun hrain tie S eril Crnr mun i e directed lr I Ii in of S iirhinKton i nt lr 1 I M for 7 rinilad aol I ohtKn tIer niintHlilp Alp at 1 1 St I supple lutuurt tuu 1 il fur aessn N K per steam Fnljt ikinv KUMA 7At 3 P I M for Cnpt Rica via Urn on ir Nioamihlp IIUpQtila from New OreMii Slallo for Australia Mew tannd llawniian Pill and rarnoan Isisil K per teammlp Marlpopa from ran 1 raiirlHcoi cioe here Jun 4 nt tt HI p x or on arrljal ni Sew York of HeataUitp Bothnia wIth Hrltliti main for AnilralU Mali for China and Jap in per leumihin China from raii Franclico cloe her Ueo l3 atttml1 M Stalls for iheMtcl eiy Islands rr ship Tropic Hird llrorn Han Iran cipco iloie hero 1ef Ji at 1113 1 M Mall for the HawntMii Uhiiul per rtteanmhlp Australia from ran 1 ranrlaeoi cloPr bite ii c jn at tiLl 0 K v Mull for Newfoundland by roll to UallfAX and thence by steamer rime nt this nOIre daily at 515 1 SI asisihe lot Miiuelon by rail to Boalon and thenc by learner clno nt thli lilies ilailr ai 1411 r M Mall for Tuba by rail tj lainpa Vie and thence hy Pieatner ramiitf Won ilai Kfldn 4Ai nndfaturdn close at IbIs of niedaliy atvAiA M Mali tor Mexico overland tin tM specially addrci d for Uip tcb by steamer cloe at thIs ofTce nally at a A M

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1 9 AKOlBBACnELOftS WIDOW IIKKKX ltfWITlWX tIuUS AIT ItS rod rlC UI fssooooo Heir r the Inte lnriiir A IloberUon f A t Mr Mfov the Hrooklm Hnrroaatt II tpeflaE to l lvlde 111 Million Bad t Ar o COHfXmUil br tliu rtUle or Vtdw ofThlr llackelor N epbetv Thel1 IPro t 01 Ilon lecal fight over tie distribution of 3200000 tn personal prop rtr and 1300000 In lent I estate loft by Lorlng A ItoberUon who died suddenly at the Holol lt George Brooklyn on Oct 10 Tho disturb incitement Is i a worn an who Iuts lu a claim for the entire estate on the ground that alp 18 I the widow ot the docensod mllllonnlro leather mtrehnnt The six uncles and atinti of Mr ItoberUon believed thoy would share thn prop V ertr equally for ho had left no will and thor petitioned Surrogate Abbott of Brooklyn for the appointment of administrators The 1 cita tions were returnable In court yesterday morn inx and everything looked favorable for the eWmanU until Lawyers John F Baker and B W Cohen of this city presented another petition signed In a bold masculine hand J wtth the name Helen llobertson The now I petition itartled tho lawyers of f the other rola tlrM and Surrogate Abbott postponed further bearing until Monday taring A Robertson was engaged In the Iither trade at 84 Gold street this city and was well known In the SwamI lie was CO rear old and for three months before Ills death had been living at the Hotel St George H had ben 111 for a week before Oot 10 but 4 not apprehend serious tosulti On the morning of fat day he did not appear at breakfast and tbe proprietor went to lila room Receiving no response to his oalls he forced hi war Into the apartment llobertson was mum In bed te In his night dress dead Toa poitmcrtem vBrnlnnilnn showed that death had been auld by beat dUeas and ht tker was no ground for the rumor that bil committed suicide An examination ot hll elTeots snowed that Almost his entire estate wee In personal property largely In securities deposited with trust companies In this city The perope who ezoeotedtosbaro hlsproror rwere Ebert lioLertson an unole of Genera James BoberUon another uncleof Constantla rhllSTft B Hither of Brooklyn Ellsha 1 Strong of Btarrucca Pe Louisa Strong of Ashland and Elmlra Btedman of Brattleboro Vt Mr fiobertson bad always been rosnrded br the members of his family as a bachelor who was too shrewd t form entangling 1 I Bno a inoes wit women The petitioner asks that as she will not be able to procure bonds HuQlolent for the admin Istratlon of 1 large an estate the Brooklyn ratQI to Trust Company shall be named as I coadmin istrator Trhfl woman did not appear In court and her lawyers refused to say anything about liar Her address Is not given in any of the pacers In the oase but t Is probable that she will appear b for the Surrogate on Monday Her lawyers I pay the t will be able to prove that Robertson Ear with her for four years and introduced her to his friends as his wife Mr B W Cohen lad last nluht thut no ceremony was per formed but they fred verbally to lire to gether 1 man and 110 Ills client has no papers to prove her claim She was he said an eminently respectable young woman when llr Robertson met her four years aKo She Is now living In this city bbe Is said to be 28 years 0 d A claim will probablr be made br others that Robertson was a mae Pennsylvania which Is given 1 Mr Itobcrtsons place of residence In the New York City Directory under the Pennsylvania law o widow Is enti tled to only onehalf of the personal property Mr Robertson had thirty nephew and nieces who live In Pennsylvania Under the New York law a nephew la not entitled to any shire of an estate Under tho Pennsylvania law they r as much helm as brothers would be V The lawyers of the alleged Mrs Robertson will help the nearer relatives to prove that Mr I Robertson was a resident of New York The ouiauoa of residence will be settled first Ho far there are fourteen lawyers engaged in thecae caeDo Decorative Fabrics of Rare Deilen The richest treasures of Oriental climes particularly In liken goods now find their war to this country and the exceedingly mod erate figures at which they are retailed Is I rap Idly causing to disappear all traces of Puritan simplicity to be replaced by the warmth and plotnresqneness alwor resulting from the em ployment of Ester products So prolific In deed a such importations that the most beautiful specimens are not by any mal con I I fined to the establishments making a specialty L of such goods several of the dry goods houses I t including la i their stock the riches and rarest ViI examples of Oriental workmanship Up on the I third floor of Altmana big store Is a collection I of fabrics which will surprise any ono un j acquainted with that department labrlos which must be seen to be appreciated description falling to convey an Intelligent I Idea of the Intricacy of weave beauty of de I sign and exquisite blendlti QI color thlin nr drapinsjB which are really the skirts of f the women of India are of old eoldcateen thickly embroidered with aourlous raised net I work of mingled green auU ecru silk in some cue shading to rod the border being studded I I wit tiny mirrors tablo voters of the same I elbroider great squaraH of Turkish cm broidery On a satin around designed for floor r pillows Japanese dlnlngtable scarfs portray G ing the richest floral designs hlte tDI rcbest toral dosllU on u white or s otnsr color satin ground and Chinese draper ies for the top of curtains one yard wide and several long of plain silk decorated at Inter vals with bunches of flowers and bordered with knotted fringe debt inches deep are Wth among the noticeably artistic designs A su perb table cover from Constantinople Is I a mass of heavy embroidery In test patterns of neu V tral tints the nineInch border being espe cially rcb Damasous chimney covers are oddly woven In sections of solid color alternated with stripes with her and there a btg dab of ron tnuitinR color breaking the uniformity Fur niablnc a striking Illustration of French skill are atlu counterpane tom the north of France which eannot bo duplicated nor ew York They are magnificent One of ivory white satin is sprayed with great clusters of golden thistles the tips of the needles shading to tbe faintest blush of IDOUVO and others de lineate various groupings of aorgeoue coloring This enumeration gives but the merest out A line of the exQUtalio varieties In draperies to be found In this department Considerable I emphasis Is due other attractive features which apoeal strongly to holiday shoppers namely the hundreds of pillows of f avery con ceivable size shape and combination of ma terial I embracing tho employment or ooze j leather In conjunction with the daintiest of sllkll the comprehensive assortment of l aoraens mliodyini all sort of fabrics and atrl s of frames and the unusually compre I I bens Ivedleiilay of Oriental unuaualy rut Fly MliiUura zpIIe4 lop Toeing VJTTSDUIUIU Dla 11The proceedings ol I I the Reformed Presbyterian Church against tie nov 0 B Mllllgau Hugh W Held E II 1 Mil llgan I W Templo and W L Samson were ended today by a verdict against the toda vrdict nanst defend ant preachers Their arguments were strong bright anr practical but failed utterly of convincing the brethren that tbe casting of a Tote for a political purpose was not the rankest kind of heresy The five young men discharged from the ministry today wore among tbe brightest and moet effeothe preachers of the deuomlna tlnp I la I tufa Bute Ther will I apptal to the synod of the United Btate which will meet In Pittsburgh next Ney bets the Issue will be fought out Toe Accused assert that they will then be supported br about forty ministers which Is I nearly one third of tb number in the denomination In the country Host of these will It l Is asserted carry their support 01 the liberal movement to tbe extreme of I Ivavlna the church It feces sari and most 01 tht m can tko their oongre fa tfonM with thorn it Is thought t they will join thorIIOln the United Prebbyterlan Church fie Table Wines Vrom our Celebrt o Clebr ted Orleans tnoyrjd N I Producers of too I ECLIPSE S 630 Washington St UN rUANCISCO PARK c TILFORD Aaents N Y S mswwwwmmmmuwtmmwcmmtU THE STANDARD COCOA OF THE WORLD HOUSEHOLD WORDS ALL OVER EUROPE VAN HOUTENS COCOA BEST GOES FARTHEST Now that its manufacturers are drawing the attention of l the American public to thsfirst andever since its indention the test of all cocoasit will soon be appreciated hereas well as elsewhere all over the world AH that the manufactur ers request is simply ole trial or still better a compara tive test with whatever other cocoa it may be then VAN HOUTENS COCOA itself will convince every ono of its great superiority It is because of this superiority that the English paper Health says I Once tried always used n To avoid the evil Direct of Tea and OofTe DM eontUntty l VAN HOUTENS OOOOA whlchla8TKKNaTliroKnofthMHRVEandarrreihlngadnoiiriiblncbvr g 1 WHEN When wlihlng lomethlne very ale And yet not held at hlgneit price Day liquor k IIt with I this device The Cuihlnc Irocei When you can plainly hear the rumble I rfh lou mixer talk and grumble Yon bit tlnrei merit 010 you turnbl n In Coining rroceia WIIISKFY forWon f2w ijixx 0 and 0 t per gallon I Warranted tint We wilt I forfeit ten times the amount of your purchaie If I the good ar not itS rom th poleononi etmnt which abounJ In diitilld liquors live ui a call CUSHISU ritotKss 0 P23 Bwar between 131h and 13th 1 Open evonlngi till u clock tiuittaftmn1t TH SU u TOW xGu HO NenrSXtl Oppoalte Hotel Imperial ADVERTISEMENTS RECEIVED UNTIL 1 P M Advertiser nmr mlao leiive Advsntte AdYrta S r neat at the following offleec where the rate will be the same CS those charged at C main offlce i W I FOltDllAM IM Sill AT COR 1 ITU STI 394 TI AV COR 16TH ST llAHTOaKNSIK 1170 OTII AV COB 73D RT UcMILLAN a JAMESON 400 WEST 17TII BY MARKET so THOMAS F MARTIN PO TOMPKINP AlltT AV BKT 6TH AND 7TU STB NEW YORK F HeWUENY I4B SIR AV lEAK 71 ST 11 A BCHEUERMANN 7 WEST UiTU ST 1 JKNKINUnV IS HAl 33D ST AUGUST K 8CIIWARZLBR 8TTU ST COR PARK A Telephone Call 3irj aoth 1 JAMES A McOINHIR SO WEST I4T1I ST O3M 2 RENT GUARANTEE CO MO ORAND b ALI ApVEllTldlNU CO a W COIL BROADWAY AND SOT1I ST C APT IJ33SDAV BET 75TII AND lath STS ETREET JhWFLLS ADVERTISING AQENCT 331 BLEKOKER J B McGLYNN 1629 OTH AV HOO MOBKIHCTH rUA1UIACY Junction of Fulton mid Vaiblnicton street F J HOOBH A ro 1070 BEDFORD AX NEAR JUINCY RT iTllephon Call 4HS Uedford BROOKLYN ADKRTI IMI CO 840 FULTON ST BROOKLYN ADVEllTISINa AbENCY U BROAD WAY MAB AKCY AV A A WATSON 370 VROADWAT Open lundy JdDONOOIIfE CO a W COlt VAN flCLEN AND LIBERTY AVS C W BUMNER C35 NOSTRAND AV tUNEI NOITRAND W J POUBE 504 CLINTON AV tIIDAVlIlOY liTT ATLANTIC AV F ROTUK eaR BROADWAY COR BTLYVKSAST A1 AND IIts tlYKTLU AV NEAR BROADWAY GHOT Xj Xs HOLEMAN 4 SlITZBB 268 UAKUATTAH AV OD ac Olty JOHN W DAY BEN t ilOEDUM AT lTU hon Call I I OreenpolnUl LRTIFIOIAk FLOWERK Wanted an eiperlenceJ paakir I BAOUAQACH A CO r Broadway iN A PRIVATE FAMILY a girl in do general houie llrl Ih B work null be a good laundreii refer1 re qulrid AddMM Ur L DO IIb1 a I6TRICII FEATIlFRSGoo4 iirlngen wanted aPAPKR NJ TAYLOR A 101 Wooller PAPKR BOSKS Experienced girls on gin work at U PrInce it 1 BALD Wit S TRAP GIRL wanted to rook waih and hoot prl nl family no Cal cblldrn 137 halt 4 5lli it user Lexluglou av tlTANTKD fadlei and young men positive employ vv men at home lIhl ilmple work tent anywhere by efWlfo I iiald mr as returnid Hnlilnd chute 10 earn II lo tin every weak afn quIetly plenantlv at your own home no cinvai ing no Iraili A04re with itamp Hie AyUAHMLt co Fall River lL WANTKIi 7 dy ca iv r In everyTiry I to lelfa TI llipl article 5e10p1liphL AdJrem UAHVABH lu J box 1hZ New York WANTKD Hand folder nII lonnen aim fuw Tv learners WILLIAM hNOlfCjS IANIIIIHr IIIXDINOOO 4551 I 10101 WAMKDOperator on i inTVoTa Wheel twll VT martins and dreiiintken Improver ItiO tail Slxiydrti I7ANTED Ex rliuc Thandi on arilQrl ro il VT H J 1 Iliai I BOi Broadway ft1iitttLlflh1I A YOUNG MAN to make riady and to fud Liberty ca preiiei aim a ynung man to 11 Joba JUIlN I MAU1IOXL 24Z ITeit alit 11 A rOO1l second hind suit and o ercoita 13 Iii nt E1IIU OAMBIIOMKiu riathuih u SFooklyal A Hi overcoats tailor made cMnclilllm tICi HO 11 C tenet a m iA IKIIOSairjrlatbuihav I Brooklyn BIIASS TILEB Young mm wants illu ilcn Add7eii C M box 111 I I I nun oilIer CYLINDER PRERHXAN In lake chirge of room mint hi thoroughly lettm competent a good nrerUy cut ler and nndertand ftritrl plate anil rut work no one need apply imtloo cUt tofurnlih lallifaclory ret reucei Jt riiuatlou inrnianent all communication f ml ttl isa el conndintlal Addrss lit sLots box list Bag olBoa lMlLtiY rKNfnf all llndi procured furirmep and AJ heln furnished toemploiera I tllTllOlOLITAN AIIKKCY IW3 Rruadway GIIirRAL I0llNTII sellIng UI patent Adjulbl ibne ore muting from dlk8J III 88 10 Ir 5 earl raneasmer H toll pr itay I euclum llrlIor Innn Allrao wIlt cui stalut 10rrllOr D AD JL TAlillS hllOl nu aliflttaj 1 G nllitiltt riKRKa driven boiler colorediwaule I Apply CKNTIUI yXi Ifultoil It llrooklli Ifi ii WANT rROKITAIIIr KMPJOVMEXT that will hrlug you lu contact with moneyed III nil TUB OAKKUUN MPU 08 1Irfllll rosin IU J A Ii Ii in van ted one ull rDOm inlol Adi1 1flofleolhers Dead apply Cornu York IG 11 1 o D f1IRA CL dcii tollas and reoalnanc DoalIr wauled Apply to APtviONB JVANB A TOMBS Boston W i wanted to care ana cook for Invalid LI A tux ISO Sun onic fVI AI ArfltAOTIVBriNDUiiKMilNTi odirid lo 11 aginn lelltng tin ralini Ailluiiable iibo Al I jreia with S cent ilamp A1mJU3TAbLldiiOE StORE lIr J 44 Wait IllS or Kew rkiTA BOXli3tliierIiDci4 nan lo ptir sad lit A bp 9AL0WIN AJ rraeit 11uutta tnttG PIANO roLIKIIINO foreman wanledOa cerap A lent to like cbare of a number of men one ao cuitnmed to nrilclan work nied to oiling and rrenrh poilrhln alto to inch a man we will tire steady work afld good wares he tonal o e cobs r and Induilrlonll aUoanonuulouinan fKKK A sAPS tern i Ii and 47th it POOR FAHILIRH with children having work or A frIend to 10 to In the Writ will be aulited to reich either bY applying to the ClillURKNH AID SOCiETY rr tt Marka place Bait fth iL llomeleia bOIl and it tII glum of Kood charaoter provided with homes PATER KOXKR tn xuerlenced paper cutter must ltn t l r lt t au A thoroughly uadenUud hi Lnitneu and comp teut estimate Apply 12 10 I thti week 1rPlr HfUHEH A BRO 24S Centri it P oLtRi1Ep J Wanted aT NKWIIV a KVAN88 piano IT factory Kilt llwth it t and southern Bouleyardl neady work at good wages and protection guaranteed to good itatwart men S TOs1c OARVRRS tare nnmlier nf tint clau tree STONIi carver can have a wintpr job under corer by fmn aJv kJ oUr gtr applYing KV AV jt TOM Ha Boston WANTED steady competent man to run variety V tnnuldlnrmachln a permanent iltnatton for the right party WHUKLQCK A CO HUth it near ad ar WAritnuAltalglstlsfshtlTri I IIIOIlr reanpr TV fnrrd who umlentandi th buiinM ARCIIEK A 1AVCiMtT MFll I U 1I l Sad it and lltar W ANTIn niickimlth helper on wagon work I steady work for Heady I men W IL PLATT 222 Green it 1 v ANTED Young man tiorieihoer who can drlv VT ihoen itiady work for Heady man Addrei 18rtI cro o P titpori Coap WANTED A flnt olau cird ratten one aocnitemed yr tn tinning pin pTtnlid aside pofirrid Apply toW D BARKLBY 58 lIne tt WANTED Several good rheter on eorrngaut TV shad Iron work Apply between 750 sad MO A U at 44 termite it WANTED A flritelni variety raachln moulder t TV cabinet inon Apply l to W BUllKOWS esciuTit after u A M W ANTEUAt ones flnlolaii illk hat nrlen v non others need applv 4 Actor plaofc vv r ANTED A tailor on n w and old ortl Weit yr aath it city vvW W ANTED Tallori to pren clothing Appl16 vi Dnaneit yoU MAN In llviry liable Call 31 Korth Moot I II I iiLonLttd AMFRIOAX middle aired desires roiltlon I of trnit or 1 reiponiiblliiy can tarnish I AI reference and seen II If required Addren TJAckerman 134 East IQItb it A YOUNG MAN 31 year old whites a plo with 1 Janitor AdOres by Utter only C CIOOXAN 13SI Utav A8IOST rOMPETEST 1ROTESTANT WOMAN a A5IOST 11 cook and laundreii excellent baker belt refr alice Inqulr at WI 3d av erIc floor A MECHANIC and electrician 1 of ip rlence dcllrel Lu sItuation Address C A K Elizabeth N J t A FIHRTCLASB COOK and laundren iiii 1 1 allan Addreu X 2J West 27th it top floor BOOKKEFrERUanof bntlneii uperience aetlv 1 willing to work age 34 Herman and Engllih de ilrn poiltlon requiring intlilginc and Integrity Address A K W Sun branch office corner van llexlen and Liberty ava Brooklyn BOOkBtNER8 Ftntclaii ruler wait situation or LI would take charge Addrei 0 1 Vn box ISO gun stRi fc JpOMPOSITOR Jobber competent and reliable V uiebes engagement Artdreia HAN KLIN box 187 8n ames C OMPOSITOItJobber fmlllr with ii WOrti iteady Address JUBUI box 115 Bun offlce DIUVhRYonnit Swede 12f wlibe situation II driver or porter iejau retirence Addr u FRANK care of Wackel 218 East 1U24 St D YS V RKA rpotAbl woman to go oat by thf day washing or leaning but city reference 1084 SOar top oo H OUSEWORKfly young Fcotch girl IJr cltyoreonn try good oook experienced lanndrtw fond nr children and not afraid of work CaU 37J uth av near 17tb it lira HALLa JOB COMPOSITOR Tonnr nan dulreitMadyattn U atlon ilx years xprUnc AMCNALLY toi wit4oihi 3ROOP READER wishes a poSitIon I vILLIAMS box 187 lua offlo WANTRDKltnatlon 1n wholeiale dry goods Souse V ulne year tipirlenc la ntall sIlk aparlmnt 1J kM J E s box 180 Sun uptown office I3S5 Broadway gtltrtYork ont1 AIl IlIEts New York city 39 Weit 26th 1b A lOOTEr prohibition hum patronized by W c T U and Y M t A worker vlMitlng New York Turkish electric and Roman bath Aidreia ClIAUIEo II llAINi 04 rioprlotor J IANE RT 5 Pleaiant turnulied and heated aJ room bath good board H aud ts weedy M ADISON 241With board second floor n 1 ull or praliln upper hall room heated i NICELY FlIlNISIIED llOOMR for ladTei and gentle i men all arcomruodatloni home comforts term reaionable ItlKlngit VINE IIOUNK 14th It 25 237 234 Weit larnl slid mall room with or llhuUI boar1 transient accommodated also table board 9TII KT M HART near Hroadwarfilngl and double g heated room with board alma reception room table board tTli ST U KABT smile and double I room with or 9Til l U without board table board by day t week lOT l riT tin KABT Wellfurnlihed room with IVfOril clams 1 board and ait ndanc table boarder accommodated 14TO STI52 WBBT I areeTSandiomely fnfnTihed XI room an mAlI room ail convenience and ex cellent boor labl board lOalRT I2B WC TIarlfO nicely furnlihed room lOal convenience ieillent board table board 1 liTKT 125 EAST Nicely furnished front alcove room use flight up eouihiru eipoiut alio other rooma 1 QTirTT55l EAST Iarg room handiomely fnr 1O nlihd board for two JU I hall room wilt Moiet moderalo 18 iTII VT 21 WI16Tfar dulrabl room all J 1 lorvenlencei xclleni bal labl board OOP ST till WlBT Handinmely fnrnliheil second 200 iS itrry front a miinecilnir room singly I r in suIte excellent table I and attendance table board OfP ST iiuwnHT Large and email roam h h lomily furnlihed with all conv nlnci excel lent board ini ST in TKRTLarg xenilon parlor hialid Ji fa41 221 two loidlng i bed excellent table l ufor four OOI fT S4i WKKT Nicely furnlihM large and ta fc Small room with good hoar r5 and upward OO ST TJ4 EASTTFlmtcliiTlible i fm 4 meals by day or wik i latin moderAte 2 D ST 810 VIKT Lime cheerful well furnlihel O room gentleman and wit or two gentlemen 10 email room board optional table board Q D tT 92a WKST Nloely furnlihid mall room ie boOst all eonnleac excellent table and ai tendance table board QII ST I Ill UAhT Two large room en sqlts with 2 31 board house and location I Urn class rsretenae term moderate D TLl4e WKKT 230 HbrKKlOK TABLE HOARD o 1 ITii HTild EABTIU11 room with board terms vO reaionabl reference table board OfiTII lTio7 EXRTIJeilrable back parlor anita tJ hi for married couple or two gentlemen Jewlih family 26TIIIT 107 EAST furnlihirt roomi hlrabl for u two IfUIIInOI flmclMi board Jewiolsfamtiy OrrTiFsT MO KASf Roomi and bnarI also hail I room inliabl for two without boar Wl table board OQTII STT4I EASTSunny front rooms erond and 28TI li1 JrA t g O third I toot alioothcrrooinii triotaodrat QOJlItr SOEASTRln en I double roams wltft 2 flrilclau board term moderate alto table board OQTII ST Mwi8T Mall I nom on parlor j floor IB t eJ perl or table board OOD BTrbTTEAST llnd omly furnished rooms OO healed with ur without Board Size room home keeping H liP U 4 f Til Tlro KABT llaok parlor suitable ronpl e2 or Iwo ln IAI1 aigle 1 roem with baird 84Tr HT a7 WESTLarge iriidioin furnlihtd eDt rooms superior board and aitandanc 5 r 1 TIIRT M EAST near 3J av Iarg front i sic iceiltui taUlii homelIke giuti J5 PIhnl trsf err ad OQTII 8TsoirFAiTi lrg elegantly furnlihid front OTIroonii moiiern Imirovimenl lupulor hoard private rIOa i Biodirat C jir iii7 IstTwHSTr laTg and hall roam with or 4 without board home omforti trro modrat 4XTII isTm KA8TKlcly foroUbed ball rowi l tJI with or without board 46T i T 21 FAST cuRser of Nadlun avRoomi Au lull or Singly wllh licelleut board JTirST 24irKAnT V ry tuirabl handsome 4 8TII room isSiian board dtilradl locallout pliaiani homo TiTsT 33TBASTKlelr furnlihfd room for 1 lailM or gentlemen with er without beard ODSTi4fABtPrivale hu large sunny front IJroslu Slits window hat bath gait with or wlUOlit board l bout coorts lion maderats Vail J5tUrt Gr QKTIJ St 417 KABTA law beettid front room OO private bonus and family with heart ill I for two Pt for one iirL II WA8DKLU lotIn RT 211 KABTfarlor and rom atjolalac loIY fdrolht With or without board sear L station term rate 1OOD ST 34 It ASTnicely firnlihed teems Vtt bseteil hot rrt water wits board Urm modir OTii ST22OWE8TSlnhteordoubleroomI lnrtt 13 fl eM claia board and attindane r near L itatioa etfri oaiaoohl1n IOA11D SR told l eomforUbU rooms seU at board BOAHD at Brooklyn convenient to bridge aid Nrrlts I umlJhtl1 om pnrtmentIC iia tt t A lABOR MTTIKO BOOM with I two btdrooroi nt A ly fornUheJ In qnlet honed rent tl UH itli ay ioaKY rAnlOR conntctlac atoomi tasted t horn j comforts one or more KSR111 BUDKNUBNUUR alB Kilt Mth It CLINTON PlACE f1ISlnrl anti lonbt m she upward all eODnluclI i ntl minorliint bouUplnt CL1NTOX rLACR in rear Bro dw ySln li anti C double nicely furnished rpouiii also for light housekeeping 1 bASE AND TBNlTUIIEFlr flM Rtlllllle 3M LKAHK In city for ledetrt or bmlneu purposes Apply jewelry J Store HKEmaJd it 1EXIEQTOR AT C8T near S7th eLElegant front LEXINGTON bath pl Iano brUul t Ac It desired M1CKLV FURNISHED ROOMS single or douhl at 11 tat Klntiley house 60 EaSt luthit ur Bway TWO NICELY FfnNJSHKn connecting room for A young couple or two nllmoDI private Souse lIelaf2la 1 SPACIOUS 3d floor hMAiomoly furnlihed totu A occupied by owner britktMt optional referenCes ill Weal 2411 ol 2D v4MliRAIt 2STII STLAr room and con rerUn bedroom I olnoetl gentlemen or llulit house keeping private ball 2u t AV 314 NEAR 18TI1 RT3lnile and double 6 nicely rnrniihed roam home heated 3D AV 3Mcely l I furhlihed large warm front es room lullable for two otiemeni third floor I terms teaionabl 3D AV 413 NRAR ami RTFln floor large front 55 room Single room utcely fnrnliliedi balk gas Sealed 4 III AV 464 Second floors nicely furnished parlor I asS rnnnentlDf bedroom with or without board private house 4TR ATTS 4T1I AVrarnlitid room for ten 2 lImn Ma 750 and U per Dlgnt IJ upward per k i it AV 07 NEAR rstll STLarge front room flnt 4 floor healed gas conple I gentlemen reterenc 7rfrvT3M BEAu l 2TilST lecond llLari 4 nicely rurnlined front roomi heated Irmmoderate 4 TII RT7 M WEST Waiblniton sqnart rnrnTili A A room tar houakeeing or gentlemen rent ZS oi ATlI AV 2G NliAIt 20TII RTSlnde and double 1 rooms also back oarlori bath gni moderate a TlIAV7l 1fangs r airy handsomely fnrnlilied tJI room with or wltliout board Single rooms tor gentlemen grit A V naNlcely furnished intrar front room to 5 let permanent or traniltnt STl LV 722 bOlw1I4 lh sod Seth a Neatly fur nished room fUr two gtnilimen Ring f A B belt S TII AV 73Large and mall furnished rooms with O Ore from IU 04 per Week 1 ATli RT1 PII FA Large front parlor all rnv n jJ lances doctor or priVAte also oilier room I OTII ST 303 WEST opposite rarkLart rooms 16 ono or two parties 117 fuo week private home 1 OTII KT 103 EAST Front parlor ST alio single Jlv and double room nloely furnliticd 1OTI ST s RASlPLar well furnished front l room also oilier room ToTII it T 330 EAST central location Kiugl and 1O double rooms en luRe or singly baniliouiely fur nlihedi pilvat house IQTII BTlTsiTKASTOronnd nat nloly furnlihed JIO light roouiii also parlor It folding bed board optional IQTii BT uuscloietoJdav Melr fnrnl hiil hall lOroorui alia parlor It desired prlvai family 2d bell lorIs ST 311 near 3d avLam front parlor wl 1O front baiement all liall room all heated 1jTM HlCi alO EASTElegant back parlor all non A venieaoei for two with board f IS oder room TjeTli irrM Hl WEST SIeely l tarnished room for JV gentlemen hot and cold water term moderate 16TII ST 37 WEST tlenntlv furnished front Lu room well heated gentlemen InU Bt 32U WEfif j T atly furnished room for A I light honiikepln also front parlor terms moderaia 1QTU 8T 43 WEST Large and small room all A convenience IQTn ut sst EASTMOII ileilrible I single and Lu double rooms at reasonable rates alto light I I hotti keplm I QTU BT 89 EASTTwo deilrabl connecting 147 room haled Singly or together bath on flour YOTUTHT 3IHBABT Larg and smai i i oinf21 lUtoGperweek folding he O1ST iT304 EASTFront hall room nicely fur bJniabedjjuiTau family aid houies termi moderate 4irST ST ItS EASTComforlally furnished room JL with board two table bower accommodated QOD STTabl RAfiT Nlcelr furnished room aU con OW Tonlencei light housekeepIng or rrniiemeu 1QD ET 3CD WEST Large front and connecting 6O rooms neatly furnished bath all convlllsmics private family termi moderate WINTII ItO V OOD ST7 21 i WEST Larg cheerful nicely fur Ontihed room reflned tioina for OlIO or two gentle men reference QOD ST an EAST Single room on parlor floor ifa heated private family no children SJ weekly OQD fiT U34 WEST Smjar roomi newly fornlihed bIr oro 8 fct allcnnvnlenci table board optional OQn ST 213 WEST Large pleaSant room In private s family all convenience O4T1I BT viaTwRKTLarit front room nicely for rc fished heated alto malt room folding bed SJso weekly private family OATh RT S3 KASTLarjC desirable nicely I fur rosn tt fc w nlibed room Seated house referenceircaulred Southern exposure Q4TII ST lad EAST Laro desirable nicely fur 24T1 tSr t od Io1lji 1 nlihed I heated room alio small rooms house heated 24 Td6Ii 217 Tij Mcelr furnished I warm largo toft and small rooms 10 let price reasonable OATh ST 34 EAST neon Madison nicare Furnlihed j rooms lor gentlemen RTll RT 42 near Broadway Barhalflr aparlmflata I 0 line itlendanc ilugle rooms Vi upward con venient to hotel and restaurants and L AltOn QQTIt ST 241 WFKTtame front and tack par 6 ar lor bedroom with avery convenleuc private lamllyi reterenoi QTiTU ST til EAST corner 4th IYIery not rooms OV to let eu lull or separate very returnable eo ond Oat QOD 8T 29 WF4T Ilandiomtly firalibed rooms O6 suites or single very convenience Between Broadway and Rtb ar OOD ST 97 WEST Larse front room third Roar O also single room table board It desired JOI RT 310 KABT Handiomely farnlihid rooms Jt br 10 t J9 suItable for housekeeping also heated rooms for gentlemen with or without board OQD BT 3Oit EAf T Large nice hall room Jd floor OO front for ruptciaba yonngmrn II O up heated Q4D ST 165 BABTrrurnlihed front bitt room third u I floor i nloi tri homo uieofbatb 1XTII ST nio WEST Large front parlor and brdroom tltJ connecting also sinaUer room r for gentlemen OCTI1 RG w m Kieely furnlihed lunny room Otf for gentleman JI7TII ST SI YiKHTlarif innny room fnnrlh floor C I aim iuil I room tuperlor table I and Ueudauoej references OOTII f TSa WKRTParlorund bedroom connect vO lOll alio ball room very riaionable superior table JOT ST 273 WEST tquir ro i front lultabl OtJ for two gentlemen shin mall room near tilll av Afltll BT ini WKHT mar ioadarrl i Au ou newly furnIshed parlors for gintlimau and wife board for lady i aliooihirraona Atll STT 194 KA8T mar Grind Ventral Depot r AU Heated hall room also parlor hot and cold water suitable far two 4fYriI KT 3115 WESTLarg and mall room every tJ convenleBC utlioiiB or tidies with er aith Dot board I reasonable 4 OTO J ST 115 WESTLarge and small rooms soilS It able for couple or gentlemen with every con venience 7nT11 81 225 EASTLange room nlocly furnlihrdi 1 V Hint honikeeplnf also hall room board If de tlndi tl A BT ST 118 WEST Larg square room southern a a tipoiur suItable for two ladles or gentlemen with every convenience 41 BT tiT 342 RAHTlrll nicely furnished front z I and back rooms married coupl or genii also ball loom I A 18T ST 130 KAHTKlcelr furnished rooms for n A 1 tleuieiii alio large room for lIaM bou ekeeplii AD STis7 IVEST hear Bradw 0iiely 2 fnrnlihid lunny suite lunge closets room for t utlliuu reftrencea AOl ST Mi WEST KuruUhed batcbelori apart 2 tniiiti large and small rooui very riai nDI ll mar Broadwy AOl i ST rot WKBTNewly furnished room large 2 500 small moderate prices reltrenoe A ODHT ia i WE8T IarFe ilngle l room for one gen 21 tietnsu home comfort private family iccoud floor West 43PT I I5 WItTjigedsiuahineoms heal rai to bath hot and cold waiir nllllmn prefnr A A WEsT J7Tn StTwo ilugl room on fourth door J1TI1 ST S 11 WE8TIarte and small rot band if aomely farnlihed tuliabl for couple or gentle men hmjomforli rifirencei lIlrlii ST it7 BAIT flrit DaLSlngl and doubt I a newly umlh4 rooms heated all coavnlu term uodirite A QTn TrJ4J WBhT Trndioml7 furnlii ninny to square room hot and uld water board optional also ilngl room TIIiii 105 BASTNleeiy furnished large front Ulf biaud room mltabl two T ung toeD ta OATH BT 341 BAHTNlrelr furnl hd roams light 110 j rlPIDI 1 or IIUltIiBi alllI tBlt rooms I I j n htdoml pnrimttJl o ri 87fn liT 23 IIAITNleol fomlbed room i LtOi wIth I board 1 42 Y Orfil VU HT SOS KAATTwo nicely furnished room lid iicond Boor enitabhe for gtntlimin board If de lrd term moderate QfiT88T 2t8 I BAflTA 11cc furnIshed room hilled y tf for a couple eccoad Room terms taoderati mill ST 67 RA8TNI tlr fnrnl hd ilngi sod double rooms aim parlor floors doctor er Jrl rat 122Db for ls physician K4si dentist fnJ li or 4 back man and l ror wife nil 2 4 WEST 49TII RT Ronmi furnlihcd newly fire Bt iaa halhl l to flu wefkly 1 Soar Ilradway 2ARfi Of AV On double room fumloned and C xuv cite tingle furnished room gentleman onlyi term moderate thltf full 3iittrtmtiu So Ctt RENTS U C d IOTU AV rei AN it rau a IH KIrcnnt Fuel r I Fonr and Five Room 1 t loll Ilicbi null lush I leiim Mast lint nitlcr tntlonMrjr ttibn hornS n ilmese I CISC every Iniproxrmruv 10 Ilcnt 514 up Can be sea HI unr tImes Apply to Junltnr COa Wtmt And l Rents S75O to SI2 J s nil A room Apiirlmrnl Ales nor nf U rnnm Via flepsetsalle quirt noteliliurhnod Also Z tor l Vi etl End ur rhtnpw JOIIN It lX 1O8O ion ur arm O7lh t THE CHELSEA 529 WEN 21HI 04I ynRV nESIKABLR AIAllTMINTSt ABSOLPTntY FInRPIIOOf DUILUINIJI I1I1TCLAbll lInAU liAR IN Tim UOUIIR Till XINBKM 177S let isv limp Did ClJiJllt0 msoosremest In 511 Oraproaf rIt r hlllldlriK with tniin unil iron nlxlun rent I row CIO to sito rock nonrdlnx to locution ta billet rr entnblej tcminto only Call 1 there saud seewbat Tiic flf there tare FREE RENT TO JANTjT 1D4TII ST tA4 TO r1Q HAST Klegsntly decnrated new flab hall heated s ronnie and batlu oneHalf blecl from Inad l station rent f n to IJU Al I 1ltiAS1IE8 Ko It It a faoll uttim netted lIars uf surea room and bath cabinet trim decorated can be rented In 3i9 n1nl l St MCJOIM av for 5M to f each An Ir ca promises or COLLiN 11 I WOODWABD 2719 fthav cur H th It A NICR LITTLB KROST BASEMRNT aillo West othit to let to a rnr cuiil quiet family of not more than two or Ihri adults relit tl 11 Apply to jan itor itorLT sift NIc fiveroom flat all Improvement quiet LI home well kept 401 Past 78lh it BKIj AIR FLATS 114 TO 12J WEST DIM1 ST Bifor deciding look at these con llati only a tea va canclei two block from Central Pork and Hlb and tnh 1j li roam refined and genteel rent aliont 911 fnqulr once tie bailment 11ileass not abov numbers BALTIHOIkk I I3HAND 142 KAST 40TII ST Desirable flat 7 and a rooms C llglit and nell ar ranged fartlculan IrlloularoB 0 LUOIOW A CO 47 Liberty it url I Mh av TVESIRAIILE FLATS to let In Pill ward 804and83 U Jane it sic large room all light all Improve flouts rent from Si to I n a mouth inuit be seen to be apprlated Apply to owner on Dremliea ELEOAMfstXItOOM FLATTwIth all Iniprovomenti 14 tam heat and hot water furnlihed room all lutht cornirJMIi it and Lexington av from 531 to SU alio too rrmalnini of those desIrable Broom fiat Corner of lath it lifo and 53 ELKUANT PAllLaii FIAT and basement h Stogie 54 houip nine eitra large room and lnth all im flroomnl steam heat 174 Well uJth IL Owner 131 1 cit 4Bth it ELEOASTFLAT Fev large rBTniirht l room and 1i bath alngie houbat alllmprovemint 10111I heal ho 174 Weitustli ft Owner 1SI I 14Glh1 ELEGANT new n large room flats all Improvement Is half block from L statIon lent tIe to JJ 217 East KBth it f 1 RRH TO J AOC All Decorated four room apart I ment is totlI more free till Marcli Hi West 143d t r1INK FLATS 114 and SIS to small fact lies hot and cold water decorated UI7 East 13 1 4th a L1IAi 67 West TitlTitTTjs Tr Tii7 Tn perfect J order Janitor W N K K r4 1 eth av u i HT A KKH will occur In the belt regulated families but von wont make noe when V mi look at the corner flats at five room and bath bathroom and private hal heated from 17 up COIUN II WOODWARD 27198th av cot 141th It MODERATE RENTS Simile lists 7 and 8 large I Lv rooms both Imtirotimenti only relined toni tIles receIVed no children Ura nrRGE S33 p ant llnih it O NE MONTH fre52d it Sill Rait llimdtoMie late J 7 and M t room all modern InutroMment tn up xvrn VAIVR vxniAieii esp i r Fleam heated flats of sic I ruom and hath cabinet trim beautiful decorations I I 7r n i7 1 MatUon v Alid J4 East llbth it rent j4 lo I o janitor III corner Ilouse tULLIVJI WOOpXTARP 3719 Sthav t con HOIh I ot a TUB WEIBBAnEN 110 West 40th ILCholc ararlment eight and nine room lieildei bath well arranged main and private halts warmeii era Oral location close tn cliunhei bulnei opera alit bryant Park Ihe llmltud uninber of apartments inl the care taken In the eleclton of pr tpcr tenanil only make title houie iirable for a permanent h iuo Only one apartineut left rent flJ TWO ROOMS baieraent nnfnrnilheii I xiltahle for caterer or private laundry Addresi t1 box 111 Sun up town onlca Itu I Broadway 3 ROOMS AND HATHKOOM owner tupillei hot water ill Improrementi steam heat email faml lies bli I i4 E it77tbit 3D AV I 005Two floor In let itatlonnry wailitubi 1 IS I to tIe Inquire In UaLery luoALd av SOlo AIARTMFXTS 1701 and 1711 above 9 IthiT ep 4 rooml nuts carpeted halli 1 and 512 4 AND 1 ROOM APAKTMhNTS with alt Improv A menu extra large room rent rea ouable I 101 West icih it QO LEROY ST Elegant single flat three large licht O fc room all improvement SIH Janitor C4TII ST 311 EAST between Jd und M am AimrT f a menu newly decorated f fit SIlt good neigh borhood Q4TH i BT los EAST Furnlhedroom on first Poor w 2 suitable for two Kentlemen running water all convenience term moderate 12 ITII ST storo alto nan of tl rce and four u room cheap rent 24t1 1 ail KMh it 1 tTU ST ntliiut corner of II lOis avenue First JO4 flat all Improrementi heated fM lnqnlr o oistox 1514 910 AND KIT TH 1VIIAT I All renting thore nveroom fat in IROO 8th av for L01LIN II UUUAARU 2iltiitbavcur 1f 11I1 1510 rOIItM wiiiTRKvr A COMET flat of r room and haIti In 3J7 to 3is West 143d t COLLIN II WUUDWAIIU U7la Slh av cor 145th It giwHiug Houses Co girt KWTH ST 461 KAST SKOO worth I H Ot brown Sian 1 J i three itory r eleven handsome roams elegant lo cation t1tlinJ OUt llttll DEEIRAHII llorsps ucfurutihed and liiruUheS FJ in all lsrtm otllie etty yOL8u mtuilltiiB H4 Broadway rtur lithit l u uumiltcd JU t W rl S MALL hOUSE between 40th and SOili ita and Gb I and Dth ave low price cabh buyer C J K M U34 Went 4thmot ffo et for ulnrrG UVPat ToHOV se HOV Lt pull l 23D STREET DFrVIlN BHOADWAY O urn AV Latin liulluln lo leuvu lor u term or years J KOMAINlPiiHnWN A CO rU Writ U3d Wt A A AIxifti and stores to let BxlOo or Tallin In the handicmii and moat oomplitily 1 inliped II build I loge for mauufactureii In I eir loik at 7 I l idHJ Crosby it Adjoining Conner of taurlttirit witiilu pe mno rf rr1 1 fen or Hroadway iwo passenger aol two freUht iito 1 I elevators electric lights power If uecetejirt tei Inir finished In Iron specIal system of heatlnir winter rt d iotngand ventllutlig In lummir automatic luring leri Iniuraiu IIIur to le over 4iu tin lock Light on all itdei thirty windows on each itory HORUAX it SLATTKRY lulUr Building A0 AAFlg spacious lofti singis or toiiiher TttxIKi In tIle oCal1 bulll granite aim atone uruoium I 1IKI5I l l and 15J Leonard it ailjolnlng I 131111 Cue ularlItiactory im rornirof ienlrnl I ouaul iti every cum enleme Including aienier i and fr lhl elevator sprinklers perfect eanllary arranveinent Ilsalitlg I and cooling in tern electric lights Iron celling light on all cites and uperir sIesta I power plant Iniurance guarantied not tube overdIu on stock IIOROAN A JiLATTEItV ulUr IJnlldlng A A A Three lop lofts tfourth IHtli and sixth at It and 21 I Roosevelt t near Irk row W IMJ rich light on all sides Otis freight and paiiienger elevator power If neoriiary rent vry moderate to rerponilbl I tenant farllculari of HORC1AX A SIATTKltV Pulitzer Building ItHIIDINOH Horn noon ofttcn arenas Broadway cress itreeii biriralni LUDlllW hAt A CO 64 West ftlll it LOFTaIarge email whit mam power to lull aluaiu hut 7itlt i1i I alto ground floor STOB1S8 IN TIIK IORINU 7 t AMsTKRHAM AV IOTII AVI and on Boulevard brjween Td huh ltlii Hi Apply on n rlmi1Ji tl cnmlMiorJ E Wil hAltER tI Liberty it SOME MIB LITTLE BTOIU for light buiinm at I l77SlMaT I near sOil e ha bedroom adjoining and imitchee underneath with range and washtub rent only 15 l MT all janitor wlU ihow tRI tate In ale fOot W A pXTRAORDlNART AROAINSF r Ille at grat AJ larrltlo lovely oldlaililoned Queen Ann cottar Inproiementi children purndlte large garden Mix 7101 pRttrt i worth Uhnl 1 alOo email modern elegant houses all improvements fj oii worth toni also valuable corner plot Mix7 auiiahl for two dental leninienli tivti l worth rtioi nil ClOse to li statIons rare ebancet owner going Went titliSt sell noreaiona ble all cell flIer rttiuel Apply lo UIIIII 130 Ala bamaav iirookDn poll KALRneantlfnl bullnr store 2087 with A lava plittgiaii wIndows and entrance on both treeti 11171 Milton t running through lo Hull iti owner Will nil at a bargain A r wusrrv K o box 2201 FIOR IALR ntilldlng properly corner I th av and tit J Pb liuxitx feel corner 4lh av and v ckll it luoxauu fli will nil at a low price A W IKliKiMJ liH Fulton It Hew York FOR RALE Three story luiemenl lIb llor brick dwelling Ohio freeitone trimming 41 i leet deep lu 1 room Including bath a I iranrmement lunulr at I111A Ulh avbet I lit and lIlt ala Brooklyn FOR SAIr llanorir place near Tullon 1 Brooklyn J corner house at a low price htt A W puRSue I Ins Fnlton it New York rpwocTonr FRAMK lOOSEd from NC tTtn i MMW net MHnr morel real monthly is itory and bailment frame tiliiii v ym nnd basement brick El felt caCti 2 story fists MIUL ivU eath SNOt i rge election I of Mtiory frame and brisk Ilngl tiatii aim 3 dory double co1 water ttatit 1 iiveril fIne corner Inc liquor grocery or butchers story t home with carriage room and stable for II hors alio several smatter houiei With stables also houm with IOod bakeries E A KONTKK BOO ltruiid Tnr near Kllery as Ilrooklyn JR TH AV ZliTII ANnalHTBTtl BROOK LVH Choice vi pint of lots 12 uno corner near elevated nation Improving nelihborhood for rltrei and llali will l be sold at a great bargain Apply to owner OU Droadway NY room 110 fttlll Vtnte io 1ItOlln lllla BAY f RIDGE AND FORT F HAMILTON Are New York himlioroeit luburhi1 ere ltua1 on New York Dart are only 2 rulnuiei I from New York tiy I rr li direct lerryt now li the time tn invest elevated Ir rciad now building direct Lrookljn urldte eirctrlo road In conteinplatlnii water mnlni non laid and gas tobelild Ilea I 1011111 i big Increue In vales I tiring wehave loin cheep Lou and riot alio Water Irontt foriale VAN HIIUNT A linos corner 3d av iNV ft liar hides L I orbit Liberty ew Vork NORTIironT U IFurmi vlltait rrnnerly shore L front building very clOp LKWIi ft Ciutre tcnl tllte tpr nte olllh1J TrF RIDA HESEEKER monthly tell where to go to find cheap houses orange groves on Inilalimtnti beet locatloin cheap hotel uei cheap eicuriloni them moutlilyi lent lree IV rile rltaO M CHOtmY 00 rrADklln at N Y HANOI S J thli vicinity ipeclaitv I Bargalnifor JRAIOR Nj II tir II J Ilr nJf eat I fe 1IIAMILTO A 6u i Broadway NJf 2 rACIItl lots Justttle thing for Christmas ldt guts 88 mile out 10 mInutes from depot no malaria KM ITH 2flO Broadway room 2f1 tnt tnte tot fnlr J AFIFOItNI Bargain In fruit and timber lend Fruit land In mall tracts or urge tract lullable for inbdlvlilon Address J W ORTIIUI 315 Kearney it Semi Franctioo CaL ALl WANTING PARUS belt of toll markets sod t3 climate address c K LANDIS Vlneland New Jersey ttllt Cstnte for alt Citjj FOR KAIRKaiy terms four itory and basement resIdence I hoe t rtr xi 6 HIVV sic oA llb teIth I t1 New Vail CUT Hid a phalt urerti deuant houses Addle VT Frank Iloliapule I hudson N Y lor 1n1c CIIUIICII Mill or absolutely i pore nnfermented r URAPF Hl i01 ulihout addition or lulatracilun JtROUKIAUN AIM llltAMIl Naturel reile l Dell racy lIves life vIvacity color Ii more nourlihlng than beef Plates cheeks of velvet mueclei or Iron No table complete without It Vnurloui Imltatlooi bay compelled the d Ilol1hS tlg liU FORBIDDEN FRUIT which I li I our registered 1 Trade Mark 1 Work Rrook L g r Lawn Knrni niopui on Uuilgnn Trenei and casks ths Inrnett In the word Tn be had at lludnuti Caawell Maivav uoa KneunirX Mllhau boos Ache Mar rill A fondll t Jackion A to X t tiarle A Co a Hchoon makers and other AI Itnti 4t euars 7 per cab of WI Pr one doe BHUOK LAtit PARU CU lul Park place New York A811 tilldR DRAWERS office railing walnut caie 2 1 drucgKt nuur specialty HOUUL 211 VarlokiL ettlmatei given HAFFH fillA VP o Isree l conilcnment dissolution sale free delivery New York hate Exchange 12UW1I Broadway TYPKWK1TFU9 Bav money by roniultllni Type I writer lleadquirtera 70 Broadway near Wall it Telephone fate loOm tlandt tlthr3 Chnnrw 5 F1RSTCLA8R I CIGAR STOHK i for 111 OB corner of fourilreetv good reaion foreelilng I Address W D box Iu7 bun offlc fSon PALE Two milk ronte one of 2fll c7narta and A one of lUiipiHrli together or parate ubllahed thirtyeluht year TIIEU W KllAMKll 37 Elm II ttrtiou Jotirt DFHIKMX INOKAI1AM 5 CO 1J Auciloneera 13 Cedar it will sell at public auction on the premises the entlr contint of the NORTH RIVER SUGAR REFINERY corner Water it and Rorleari it New York city on Thursday Dec IS 1890 at to A 4 M consisting engine lumps tank Iron era Ac fly order or II W Oray Recolvar S4 Wllllnm t The building will be open every day for inSpection Catalogue at auctioneer omce 7J Cedar it printing ottl The Hotel St Ceorge Cor Clark nnd Illrkt ci Bkl o Height IIi lost added 011 aildlilrnal roomi en tullo making It thma largest hotel lu the Lnlted states Owing u tue lateneii of the iiuoti at which this addition U com plete UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS vlll be mode to permanent jfucitt Service and cuisine uniurpttied THE BEST DINNER IN TSaR CITY Tan be had nt the lintel llrnckholit lieitanrant north wet corner of Columbus iiuj av and KAth iLforSL wine Included cosTA 101054 1 I KitlHCIIM Itentaariinr nmi luneb Room Popular lnlcas 81 KAST OTIlllrV1t ness KO 1 r WAY Imported and Doineitlo ferns ou Draught Umbrrllnf nnt c HOLIDAY PRESENTS SMITHS UMBRELLAS Umbrellai and Walking Hlcki 81x11 pine thiS tim brellai with sIll cases natural sticks at 51 I U6 actual vniui Sift fwn J itoik Umbrellii from ac to fjiio Remember up stairs factory on premises SMITHS 121 and 123 Fulton st Up Stairs BRANCH 1S4 noil 1AO IWT 1BSTH NT gtUUinrrt niul rt11libIu KAHIIIIIVAIIII nitKHH AIRU Dulrei to utah a few engagement belt of refraee furnished VIRY IAI IHT EMIONH STAGJ uJlIiEr 001 IOUxKIIRtSHEH liIAPONAEIE nuilKKM KUbSUlUJjl Wee IMd It CO T bun a ladyi handsome casinosra skirt O ltulailid or UiutUullr draped eirelleLily nude neatly Unliled HIIB SMAKKII 143 Ueitrd it between lilt and 7th avi also corner Ctb av ana HJdit over Uolri jeweller iWOCfllUtWOUjJ WI2 nHKinK TO INKJIIM Organltrd Labor and Ih 5v public In general that Tracy it Russell Al and Porter ar mid by union men who work union hours and earn union Wages all report to the contrary not withstanding It a also offer a reward uf U lu anv one living Inlonnallon which will lead in the conviction of the lemon or Ierroni who forged the soil of theCetv tral laler Iediniion on a circular composed of mu tateineuti anti raliehood dated Nor M illS I Central lubor federation of New York Me and Ioricr Uplon No I jyiNlhTjHUllJU htcretary uu YOU VIAU jaiAiturfz iiiovrH Sr 540 HIOMEMITlt YOU AA HAVE MONEY IIIHI r APAIJI JAMIEsD515RWAY AM iu SttOlsO lltlll JIIiitA ilFWAIUi nilered for n hale if Intliir lent 14 iietwren See harobin and Ieck slIp Jtclurn lu C1IA1 A MlllBKKM A CO 47 Ferry it 1IIHT Pockilbonk from idav anti Illh it luConper 54 tnlon eoaUlQlny cuiiiidirailemoneyand diamond itud liberally retf rJd by returning 175 Vd av or IA I aol 18th 51 I L08TBallor black 1mg lu lumbers st Will Ruder 14 pxaie address UUOUUT 5A8 ADO ballon Dewy ho lUt Chtrrj it I C 1 lM2ofdrlc 5 cfiInf It will dlitonri moil excellent mntlo HAD HAM I in JIVES TUTJAT It would have said fill nf an it EMERSON PIANO Nothing more appropriate could be uMof thlifatnn and popular ln truin nt FORTY FOn YEARS U ham dlicnnrred mill ixcellcnt nuilo to the di Iliht uf uany thou tel 53000 KMKnsnx PIANOS have teen told all ocr tIme fo of liie earth me hundred are noir en dlipiay at he Company vvarernumi 01 t HI Til AV Itlklt 14TII ST oiiN rv MMiM tN i i if iiniHTUt AH rmwos I ireeit anorlment Uprlrhl Insult ind Square PiaVse moderate price cult Inttallmenli Jnd ouan4dl aim Piano to rint Several lanialnim iioondbaa Ilanca dlDerent makers at low prIces biSlilIbit IlANII VAliKnnoMS Ill Mh av ci r IHh it New Torfe A N AE onTMNT cit urnnd hand Grand Upright and square rlanoi of our make in ferleeicomluln and lullv rranteil Alio i lumber of teromt hanS Clunoiof other prominent iniler at ery low prince VM KNAIIJ a co 14H ITII AV KKAH WiTII ST NBW VOHK A rlliAL fMrIKi rHNSNew Water1 1 L ulirIrlitI J o mill or l7 on init itiinriiU nolr slit cash and FH monthly stool and over Inrliidufi every piano nrraiiitd cit yean and kepi In luue 055 year free Rill and see them HORACE WATERS COe iai 5Tii AV MMI IMTII ST EII nANT tiPHKlllT ruNO JI8 monintyi i Stelnwuy bargain WIHSMiR iv arid 112 EtOtoC It Brooklyn open evetili gi 7 P foNNKB 4 iM t 4a7 T Iprltht and nuat rlanoi for noly and runt on enr termi of rat litett leuond Imnd SMk 71 tWipirard STECIC riANOSyiill aMortmtnt of these rellablii 1 lnitriiinf ntet ano a niimher or iiernnil hanl piano Various makes usuli fully repaired tir rale piano to rent areroou S Mick llalij II I Knit 4ih ft r n tructioit NEW TYPEWRITER FREE BarhliipllenterllJU th N1V UIIK Cllllllli OF P1105101 lit lli V PiiWent ufld et for Iniirucilonla 8IKJKTIIANUAMI IhWIIITINn Ic l Chen a new tindard typewriter RKIJ I rrulctencv altnlued ttt ihnrtrrt lime here tenon mottentte jmenti to suit conenleiice initrnrlliii Lv e peri in or evening C lulilo aulited to pu llloui a e n i as cninpeunt fall or wrlle W 31 l 11 TIM Innclpal A 1IANJO GUITAR Mandolin iclenlllkatiy lauthl 0 by regular note In sir lesson tune popular solo every leitoa For partuulnti addrr HTAMut MUUIO 8rtell 43d It TIANTO TAIn IT In class or private termS reaionable Address flAhJu boa llu bun uptown oilIer lUi Ilrondvay BAN 10 INKTIIICTIDN irnurr note or ilmp1IU l method nnr and dance jig flop reel 51111 SIng tlnncitiir lauuht tar the Stage r anjuement circulars nailed J 1 itiAs483l nvu2l sO B ASJO for hollrlav rrfrenti catsogupS mailed ladlei tniiitht prIVately KDnAltD UOLMUNS itudlo 14B liroidvt uy near ioth IL RK MAYNlClrofrior of IlooutTon prepare pupils S for platform and teaching large ball for tree tIre llesSest tth it HTKNOIlItA IHV and hypes rltlncsklll In 9 month at Pitt It way typewriting lemoni 1 weekly TIlnEK MONTIISijCltllSI OF lN8TRUTIO N A M to 1 r Jl etch dar In brownHone cutting tirtcktaymg and carpentry win commence nt the New York Trade School IM at rTtli and xih nionJin A terms moderate names nan entered on payment of fees iperlinen ur work now on exhibition Apply oriend for llluitrated circular 5 lturin tUdttnic WAIT7 and all fmhlonable dances tauglit prlrat V V lessons nit hours circular KNICKERUOCKlK CONSKKVATORT 44 Welt 1416 at DRESSMAKER nere tn make a few engagituenU belt of rferneJ furnIshed Vllti LATENT DESIGNH EAfONAItll FIOT7REH I RUH8KLL M West 102d It p fliiII BAGS VAM8B1 nRKSIKim1 OASEt TRUNKS fllUVCII A FITZOURAI sIusIs p UCortlandt 5CI Broadway 7J3eibaf aN N p tntclir cucIrih c fiOLD WATCIIIiSr n Waltham warranted SI per IT week delivered on firit payment EXChA8U2J WATOI1 CO 2445 Broadway JHtdkal ATTENTION i i DR CHINDIE I has devote I tile lime for many years to he eicluln treatment of tlleite or men from wha ever oaup 1 arising BLOOD atd SKIN dlieaui red spot paId 15 bone sore throat and mouth blotches ana eruptuu f on the skin ulcer painful iwelllmn Ac Til 4 KiDNlV and UKINAKY compl lnt irritation scald Ing Inflamuiatloa frequent indIcation 10 urinate lu fectloua discharges fleet itrlctnre and kludred aeo tions ORGANIC WEAKNK nervous debility impaired memory menial nnxlety atnenre of a til power Hit vitality nxancholy Involuntary Mtal lotiea weak back and other diseases reSultIng from exceiei India 1 orellon or erwork recent or old ipeeilliy thorouta ly and permanenltv ured All llnRerlng chronic tile ease inccetifully irentd Along and exteSolTe pro tleal experience euahlea the Doctor to apply tim proper treatment at once without u eieu nporlnienu thrt saving the patient much time and expeui 8 OFFICE OVER TEN VKAKIS 171 West ith it between Kth and 7th an dvle free llouri ntou Hundiyi nto 4 7108 1I 1ISPAHi P MEN ONLY fleer dlirharge gleet nrlciiiria recent or old P blooil poison lore throat or month skin eruption blotcheS coOed spots kidney and bladder dliiaiea Irritation icmcti g luilauiuallon frequent desire K Weakneu nervon debility error of youth b4 dreams restless ntglita Unpaired memory weaknea of will power Ion vitality and other diseases resulting from eireiiei Indlicrotlon or or ork lingering chronto diseases alter all othen fall ia ceifully treated I 1 have avery remedy known to lave lime and en peiiie For quick relief and sore cure coniult nil UKIV the wellknnwti ypectatlMt No KO East 17ih St near 4tf av lowet terms aV vie free hours u to B jiurdaya j tosand 6 ton t ALL 14PCltCT AND ISlVATB jiTs ASHH of ntf t cured In a few dar ly a ner molts of Ireatmenk No charge unless cured Also core throat anr tnnvue pimple ulcer drea el bone ifieel stricture bioocl polaonlng ikln illieaiei kidney and bladder ate yuuiluul error nertnui debt Ur weak Hack lad dreams lowness Orspirite weaknei of body and mind Ion vigor and manhood restored niffernoronuer cure li I certain I guaranien a quick and sure cure Heirlti mind practice make perfect itl5Ct cOred yearly Snlferer from bad advice should roninlt me dubS caiei cured In four day Do not ttf Influenced Uo to the fountain head Dr IIALIK1T lledical lntliut I 15 Pail Huh it near M nv lowest diaries for uedlclaet belt advice free hours D lo n TO WEAK MEM lufering from ibo flTecuofyuuUiful error early decay wasting wraknfu lcot ntnlifxnleUJ win send a valuable trvatloe w lidi tontalulijr full partlculira for homo cure FHEIS of charge X Splendid Medical work should he irnd bv every man whit In I nrrroiiM and dfl l1Ila1r1 XiMrrni l r f V C FOXVLliltITIooduBCuun S MTIR AIJ IKKKM FAIL conmit tic Is tiiNStIi tilt 41 tVeii th t eiO I irk 5 looting Specialist for dloeaie or men tl in l poisons iii ems awelllngi dlicharge fleet Strict ores lie ri ills dbiili lout vigor kidney bUflder and skin de4fi Pclenc15 andiklllonly no patent comiioundi ilunirerou and lour Iaodlog races solicIted recent cases H in 0 days if No assistant Hour 0 toajl tjim nntavs till 1 A MfnK KTCUViRY UltAItANTRKlC Dlicharcei ponllvely cured In r il lay gleet Itrtc lureS night illicbargei ulcer blood and private dii 4 eases a boeUlty cOarse low bueclalUihoioltaluhiil clan HiLait luibit near al av C 8 hunuji villa A 11 IOiATE 1150558 lf 010111 cured In fi nt 15 tI days discharge gleet nrlctur blood poUonlnr 1 kidney bladder lost vliiHty youthful errors Ao Wi guiranlee a cerlalli cure or no chart 5yearlr Mrieuce Illl 1 T fCIIIKi li halt nth it li tna i A Dn DUVLRY can beconuli d confidentially oa S all fenta comululnt her ppselsity jtj Art electricity given when btuenciat patonu boarded la l oh house lilt Wt 2211 it a tn Hrvoklyuofltcelv p flltuon it near Fulton u to 1J u daily 0 A MRS KoVllLiR airuan learned mldwlf 11 boirdi ladies lufnre and during confinements nine das board confinement f5j private house la fanti adopted V47 hail rfiilut A MRS fiKIKT midwife board ladies betor aa4 iu durIng lontlnemeni In her private house nrletly 8 contldentlal reliable treatment infants adotled ho IB7 hail bin it ATTBNTION7lAniK8 POSiTIVE RELIKT 1 Minm celebrated pennrroi at nllli tl quick lur roiltlv call or emil IltyblfUiN Ha Kan litb ADlTc6TKA ladles l phyilclair irrvat uaYia 11 nuns lend itamo for t oox rorreipondiDei coud dintlal onice Jilt flesh Mtli it hour IU lo S lilKIIAHKM 4IF MEN ONIY 1 For speedy rillif and sure cur consult old Dr UHINIILK J lest specialise Ill Wil IJth t be tween 0th and 7th art l eel clurre Advice ire DIL hAWK lii N Him lainttiiidiii leading pj rlillit oulokeil cure or no charge after all othir faitl nwn remedIes inedtliiu SI advige free B teL I kit IIRAY HIINS Iroeor of Midwifery VV9 Ii luglon av Intlttie relef all irrrgulirlllei a ltlt cut detention delicate treatment private hornet P lotx DRH I ItDhNKR 14 pears exerlenreln mld ir rrinj female combUInu Inltntiunoule II l coaldciituL S41 liatlxlhit DR FUILKRS pocket Inllclon o rinse romi lnr4j safe quick and same drntvi ii fl liput4tiraiial ENITOlIIIINAItY IIIMItAKtl A siEClAt T TY IOHW 4uit lilisrrs ttladicumie WIly Mllti tIlt LANIIAU eipirt rnldwKerr and fimal 815 complaint Liri ailvcei ad i ti Inraiit itrlcti private IU 1aet 4tih si t I 111th ClOSES i1nlerlenol ilelan nrngitriL Qn cur Mulberr and lark ste low rhares An YEAHI IHArin r IN IiEAIIrci 5 l I tit the skIn chrii bear ettnsi li beer kiilieys Madder and sil ritilio i r nr r mi suits rlilnrfroni yoiiiltfut lieS or i reina urie ly in ritMr sea eiiable DOCIOII lil lfil lliN tn I toot more per Kinint clIme In tlinre itlieirci limn OtIS otlur doctor omerrnry ruiueril or othet polsouoLii remedies a junltatoBf Irte tiara iu wiiic u r p ed C PJUCFI RNIW IIKAIII JU mrutter A Wowinn Whose Iluitinnd Hncrl for H pa IKtlon TAke a floes ol lnlldvnlim BAnATonA Doc 11Mn Atldlo hates tim wife Joseph Dates of this village cams here today from Ulovursvlllo whom sito IIHH boon laying for some time to appear an respondent in a divorce suit which her husband had com monceJ ncalnst her on the ground ot adultery She resUtoted at thaCommvrcinl Hotel When nn officer went to the hotel for her bo found her In her looked room nearly dead from the efTocti of n large dpso of laudanum Oh a tablo wan found this fetter MR Maven 1 will cay guodhr forever ond prevent you getting a divorce from me which I have Mid you never would ThIs will care yon mail expenie I leave no ObS to mourn my bus and It will IM better for you aa you have wanted to ret rid or ma for yean The letter was evidently written utter tho poisson was taken aa U was not signed nor QD parontly finished and the Ink had not had time to dry Tho officer aroused the woman from her death stupor and Walked her uu awl tluwu the room until the arrival of the doctor who br heroic measures forced the poison from the wouldbe sulcldeH stomach Sir and Urn llatea spout last summer at Asbury Park and Mr Dates represented the HaratoRH Excelsior Hprlne Comimny there During the summer Mrs llates left her hus band and came here Bho also went to hovers vllle and here and there as alleged lu the complaint Air Bates discovered that his wife was unfaithful to him

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